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Eor.n Star Monday Oct 3....................l 100 ~
For Great sri ain and the Continent, by .teanef
Pers tci = y"
For Cubs ana fhc " est in1ics by steamer to.nni-
Df WEDNESDAY De- p ID
J,v Oc ........ Il ?. u
for Europe ~ steamer Nova Scot4u, IhutadAy, =,
Oct .''f''..' - y "
For C.Iifofnis Oregon. Wellington Territory and
Ssndw eh lends by the oycliand fouie, daily
(surdays excepted a. ~. ana - ~
so-.b- 80. irgtlo and Cauad8s s. & and y IA
v,,,L ,nd Nj l.av
ttes..r- ft,p Ma fe Railroad a. and =. y,
=, " osisru sia A. M q ~ and loi ?.
s.t.-n Mail ...............5s. a., y and 81 ?. 10
Newport AID Fall u
Tho Long aali Mail closer a.......- - g. IA ana p w.
SUNDAY M.s-On SUNDAY ~ rails cioso Al...'.. ~ v I"
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Judge Willing on the siump-Ise Defines
his Pesitsou-Ezis Views Of Pence
"Hamsser the Rebels until they cry
Enough,

Euough."
asns Editor Of The n. j. 7YTszez
SIR: II viii be gratifying 20 our Union
rshds to hear from the Hon james L Whiting. that
ne has out tboidy 20 the rescue Of his country
Ale nov batting with the friends Of Freedom against
a. enetnve Of the Government whether at home or
sofoad No man. probably. OF the War Democrat stamp
esn DO more good 10 the Union b, public speeches
% hs deluded, Chicago Platform countrymen. than
Judge Whiting. In response 10 IN invitation 10 speak
va Union demonstration In the Seventh Ward where
:, reeided IN former years and which Ward ne hon.
aoy and aOy represented IN The City GOycTnment no
~NIitcu letti Of acceptance. The meeting viii DO
u ZONE time next week, Of which due notice VIII ae
sNea herewith annex Tie Letter ol Sr. Whiting; 1t
'P''@b iO4 hselt Yours truly,
EDWARD II. SEIDyoRF.
Preaiden; IN Wa.d Union Association.
"sr York S.pt. ~. lsG4
NEw-YouK. Sept. &c. 1864
=, iD"N ~ SsiDaoEE esq Ny Dsly slrs 1t IS TINE
--1' am n ior DE Cnion--4g.lu.t al Copperheads-
shan DO What to secure tie dsfeat VI al men
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY OCTOBER 8 1864.
TOO m.

To the West, by Contra Railroad CT New Jersey,
foot OF Coranis IN. -. M, u m and 100 p m
To Philadelphia, by New Jersey Railroad, :o)t OF
Couraidi',., bnd ~ a ul. II IA, and p. rn-
end IL midnight. GOO p. IN
To Washington, by New-iersey H. Il. foot Of
n,idn;raL Sunlsy.... ....'............ I5o p n
For further nfornaiio IN regard TO Railroad limo Tables
ace sdsrILlseIaenLs N saoLLsI pat u tAls paper
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FROM MOBILE EAy.

,sobsis Euy Under abe Federal EIng-Litus
Moro &c be DOse by tire Navy i'm this De-
prr;ueHt--F robnI!c Transfer III FnTra"
ga. 20 CbnTies,s.-5.ebiic nj car Mercy
-De-siinsSon il, ihe City-Ee5ei Report
Of she Fell Of M0Diso merry.
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travellers, Guide.

10 Albany, By Hudson X. A., % Naironat
and ~ an snd T. d. and i0.4O p m Sunday Tram
from VS. "
To Albany. by Harlem X. X. 2ntis-s', fh av l"i a. -
~ and p sunday tran $3.50. y !"
To Albany, IozzsIst Hotel boek West f.iht
New burgh Poughkosp~ie, hhincbech ,st.knn
and IIud.on By steamers Danl Ore" ann q 'ib
hard leaving DasbTossef st. uaadinf ~ whist AZ ia
IL, Bs,iipore by the New Ierssy H. r. foot OF
oosrs'' s' 1907. n,
10 E,-,on by Sesg-London line, Pier 80 n r.,
ono ..ons '' ............ 500 p. M
To poston by New. Haven IL H., via Springfield a.
2,,b. and Sth-sy ...........Sa M ana o'" p IN
To Ho.ton by New Have. Y r. y7ths'. ard Nh' -
nv via Shore Line "a and p sunday. o'Wp IN
10 Buffalo and tho West, by Enc Railroad 1907 ~
ofChspbers ~. $500 ana !" D. ~ ~ v "
To bridgeport, by tIeaDcT bridgeport rom e' a, ~
Sip, T.. *. daily.. ..ss''...'..
To orrenport, IsAp y. Fire l-and, AIic othei iraol
Long Island by l.. I. Railroad, from Jain-s.np ,.,o 49,
and loot OF 3tth-st.. L. O. N '' -
To Long branch. by liafln and Delaware nay
H. H.. via steamer Jesse hoyt loot OF hu'tn, Al . .,
IT. daily al ..........ul ono u a. m NJ y " "
To ArS Hatcn Hartford and SpiAshed-stsal ., So
irave ftcs Slip a.. a - y "
10 Now Haven, ty ts New Haven hh s'th IN . -
aud 4tiay, ~ = o. III. ~. .. JN T. anu DIV " III
To Cornwall, West Point hewhurgh fonrhkr'p siu'
cad E0ndou By steamer Mary POWELL leaves jay q, -
o. handing diNs...+..s.t-.s. "A y "
10 he West by fenfsslsania Cen al hnlr""i'
foot of loD4 tlane' Do, ana ana p VA. -. -
bGu1sy usA..sst,''t WV y -
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

o. s. DISTRICT CoUR1-srrT. 3O.-Before Judge Brrrs
DECREE or CONDENSATION or a VALUABLE PRIZE.
US. agt. The Steamer A.. D.Nance.-Judge bc''s
has rcndoId decision ordering decree 81 forfeiture u,d
condemnation Of TIE above inod vessel and cargo 70 o.
entered The vr.se ws Zen The 81 he government
a. violation at one hundred and twenty thousand dosr-
The cargo q very valuable consisting Of our hund ed
bales OF cotton and ton hrrs Of len.n ~" Pto
hns been captured on tic 18th by the u. : steamer
Sa,sga de Cuba "A ts Of Nilrin-tcn North ts"hns
ci tine 90 rG she blockade outward. Thu morning the
District Attorney entered the usual deere" OF eoh1o"N-'
and.
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.TEAPSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
4 PASSAGE OFFICE. No. 20 south st., hew. iort
DRAFTS OF ENGLAND. IRELAND, SCOTLAND aud
T1PSCOTTs CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE \ WEEK, -
\ LINZ or LONDON PACALf5 SAIL livery TEN
DAYS. -. .
Partcs wishing 20 take passage, send Tor ther hiendf o
RENT, the old country do A. the lowest rates
by appiyinsto 1APSCOTT BROTHERS Co.
- No. o. South-s-
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cATETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON.

FOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER. PALMER i!1GHBtk0, AAshUAs
IySTIII CONCORD riIE WdlTE MOUNTAINS
tND iNTEkNFDlATE POINTS
.he new and .ts4aah -tesusf ri toe Nolpich lire,
CITY OF BOSTON md CIT OF NEW-iCks,
leave Now.Yo-t Ady ,Smtsvs sS--p"dl at orocsp -
. rom lier No ~ Sort1 Nive., oot % tcssgyss,
FOR EEW LONDON
there conn-c,ins with eve esbo Express Irsin r9 Ne
aoova yo.I. Nor.g .l,1 ana ssor
cs.t- Wp.es,s Nashs, I'D hev Lon"p - No'aass
l1Ioais -.
y NtlTIN hsrill ofths Ple
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Or,arrr~asrEgs Orrlcr. NV YonE. spr i6 l'Gt
4 NiIlLEKY HORSES ANiED. WV
y ,-t,.r fl.-.. vs..-f f.rv-ii-h or" fiurdr-d sni
s.srnir be- i- Hurfrfd ifiv Dr vii he paio 81
tt pl.. 'fsr.cf.fl l,a Iu- rr fprrp o. every
nr.-- h-oi.r ts -t 80 le. iA.n ~ h-uds high md
s.! te resented o. n Qtra RI r pufefnmtAt staoe''
n, g. b.is- eco iNIn ed il b svl o. - 49,
c.v,ln, rrrvtr lvrirr - fsrfsrasT QrkTrirr,sTga,
20 lU -rsrF p Nsg Ok. June 10. l.A
CAVALRY HORSES VA lED.-l VIII
= p4f.f.s. is OpEN llAkKfT 40 tho Cayaiy Horse.
~, ~ h , e,I md 1859 fr-ii0n q the royrIunei
Stlrt ~osar o. sd a a. his cry uni iiiii@r
.er 40 49,, -.
IA -hiea.ss. w,n lll more iores ar~ received
frls ono hundred an. i've (ibal .4ars cscn. -
ono r. BROWSING Captain aud 4 q. NJ.
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ Trains FOR Albany Troy and Saruosa Springs SON
Meeting the North West. leave 26hI depo, Of 1890
a ia and p ia.
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r.
lt.aeHser Station New fork. soIn'' .shs sna saes.
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-fORR;
Tor Nswbaysn, 1sIL h'So = n i2;1 tEIh 81
y ~. fr'rsspoil'ss rssG M.ac 70 Ia:ls Tnh s.a
For Mid sni Sr.;iorI z 1850 = u. $50 $50 ?.
For Fsheid, Southport and Wesipr', T. liJe IN 3Es
$50 pm.
$50, 80 $50, EN- p. u.
Fos barren aid Cseenw I.h. :. $50 ii 80 H.; 3' an:
5:l0p. ~. -. -. -. -
For Stamford, :, (kx.), ~ ii =. l-l3 ts.AhS
nxD $50 40 $50 6:ag. (l.L) y. M.
For Port Chester ard .tcraI-A,o s,soss s3Q li:0@
49, wv 49, coNSlCrfNG rnArSI
For boston via spnns1sd : m. lE1.li 3tE1h sp n.
Fot Boston vis Shore Linz, 1913 Tx sp ~ -
Fog Hartford AID Springfield. lEI) n.-0 MT 'tEx%
$50, ,. :, 90 A..
Fox Coanes,.eui nyeI Railroad. a IL Il u'so& u-ss
Montreal; ; n N to Northampton.
Far Hartford, rIUsidSncs and Fislkia Railroad ,EAA
Fox HSw Haven New London and ston;ns.On Ral'oiaA
O III i2.l5. ,. s p.
Fer Calal Railroad 70 Is p. M. to Northampton
For Housstonic Rsirosd IT,. m 3 e. u Cd
For Nan,Atuck Rarosd a m; p M
For Dsnbury and Norvak Railroad, I! 9.N a 70 -.
Cotnn,odioas Sleeping Tar attached 20 3 m tt.lr.i
- JAMES h. hOiT. supefptahuooN
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A TLhNTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
~ PANY FOR NEW.0RLEANs DIRECT Ths side,
wheel seauiship CHAMPION, Capt. DAVID WILSON vii
leave pie No North Rivcr ~ 3ocock ?. EDNESDAY,
October For Freish, Passage apply to ID. b. ALLEN.
n. b. The steamer ARIEL csps Russell, will follow on
WEDNESDAY October ~
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49, CpORGF YOrNG.-N the above

EtR. GEORGE NOgNG.--lf the above
Y / named GEORGE YOUNG. toe son OF WILLIAM and
MANY YOUNG lie u chcsi., ~ tie County Of stafford
IN Frsnd snl ho c the a.t named pSc In n. year 1891
o- ,ry OIL viii commentaries with lisssr JOlr and
mrs (rfT al ~, Is Tfsr. siT,cf, 5trlpd. London.
f.u-i.nd Sol-ifors ~ to ffs-.r. BLAIR JthNls and
GyUAu Of .tipgel, a. tic al County Of stafford Ho''i,'
f. o. h.rrr .r.t He 90 y. H.lTr vintage nf any
csons firs.hire e-s ~vi~ncs ~ hr dcith srd 70 me
TIFF otn cd either VI the soin5 ocilos' Nil De c"u
raf..atd lrr u. 81. aie.
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Goparlncrebip Notices.
Allctircrr.

VNNGINES FOR SALE.-One New and one
IL old l8r,4, ai-o : srts y.lndof BoAclA
JOHN STUART. 50. lg5 truairaJ Dealer "a Ni-rhnefy'
EOR SALE Steam Boiler, 80 feet long ~
3iin diameter = q f.asfs tou, tlcirrs, AAs lutte
!eiIauc irrs fl 3. Dol trms ir'r md taP'r 'Aha'i
~ DEKRIChsON BARTLETT
No. 9n Hickman Il.
DTY NOIDS TURBINE WAlER
IN WHEELS.
Comre,eut urn nrs employed o. measure sicins mako
tlsrr nd yui iu hnles. wheels ani s, a1Lf -. e.
TALBOT . LA.tt.iilL-, no nDaiFayi Nt" fofA-
-r-r-1- we
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GO nJbom il NAN Concern.

A DENTIST os'exiensivc practice, long ex-
~ r-i noe md rre e.elr. IA every d, parnent - the
rrof,-on would three younger Dentists s.
r cii q o5sruse principles aud poi>s Of
trvtile hsa o. d wiling 20 work and 81 good na.ur1
cspacy f'r h,cnurs GOOD Denlt address With iuu par
ticulaIs and stamp for answer.
INDIAN CURDsITlES FOR SALE, Such
o. pr.s rf iad.s pfl ronfiemen Torlahawks, Fishes
C-ess~z kc 1hesp ripifss oft II Mnsre sheas
.aie the bed the Mss.'s2p River VI nean pT.son
2 rclf'rd Clmp Met .rii1n Davenport. 'ows lungs
from 10 rs each cniahawts tom 10 10 80 EACH Fishes
irrn - - ,ah. Osors ..Om ~ &c ~ EACH sent 10
any address nn receipt price.
JAMS ivEnwELL IT,, Davenport, Iowa
Navs r.rft nj liv..
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
IN BROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA
I,

Faro 81 Excursion tickets % good Tor three dey';
On aud after MONDAY Aug. 1864. by the cominodlo'
steamer JESSE OYr foot Of A,an,ics. bIooA yn efs
DAY ,sunaays excepted at II O'Clock the 90 70 OF
Monmouth and by tie Rafiian aud Delaware bay W
foot Of Sinest Philadelphia returning Leave 'e' ~'
Phi adelphis, every ming at N. tsandAJs esoeP'.
Irave.ss from City Of NswfoIk Az hy,heu 10, 70
apuiv for pasarr BY this Inc, The state Of yrfi.y '.
granted o. the Camden and Anhoy Monopoly thr ci'
rrg, Of carrying passenger aud cisn Ues"FFA '"e Ni'e
el New ok AM tA..a.s.pliA
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DeI.istrp.
Drifting.

GHARLEs g. SHELLEY, Steam Printer
" 30. 90 Barclay st. B,heads Circulars. fos'crt la"
Points ada &c. Cylinder Prrsswok done for the lidc.
speca made ior ar-- orders cali Is soicied
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS No l0l Fulton
UFACIUKEhs.
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Deooimd CARDS. Sc.

At VIZ. EVERDELl1's SONS, No. l04 Full
n tons,.-wLDDlNG CARDS snt FINE SrAIIoNLhf'
Estabshei 1851
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tgJMLIAMFINCE& co. CHEST Lk SAW
W IfLL tNb DAR FACTORY. loc.'cd on tho De-
~ --e sfyf ft lv p t.if i'e on hsrt large sock
q fss AMI Pine ir be- aus trsrtf 70 saw ns o.
hai ....s sad 8 oa isrs Afs 70. 'at llfsc ass ca
~ tic fffr o,rW'' end 'lnsr We are ex'"isis
" &c. 20 s,d in e1i f anal sll end prepared 10 bald
a. l.aai 81. Fn4.ls. Goa -nr lgN Gee - .,
tnrfTyr pflr.sre go .fenn.
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NOR NEW ORLEANS DTRECT.-

E'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-The new
Il o. s. Mail sioauyhip GEORGE CROMWELL, Capt
r. r. Vain will leave Pier No. North River above,
saturday Oct o. ct p m. precisely. The PASSENGER
Communications OF this have been enlarged and els
gany furnished For passage with recommendations unser
passed freight apply " II. b. CROMWELL CO., No.
HI Wcstst
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ERIE RATLwAy.-Passeuger Trains leoFs

IL 60 iol,o'vs viz;
q. N, EIprsss for Bu1alo
~. ExI for Cleveland direct, via A u w. ~
s.lOa ~ Mix. daily, for OtfvIls,
10 IL, hAi. Tor Sur-lg
an. a. Wv %. OtLvll- Ssvh 1rgh md Wsrv'ck
s ~ Nigit Express tssurIays and Sundays eIcsfts
ioF hulkirk. Bg9ao, a., -. -.
Csusniasns Ic On Saturdays Ills train vii run 70 D,nae
on :. o y T.. Ernig ant. ioE Durkirs.
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ElEST AMERICAN
g1,fPaE ssu 81 sT MaNUFACrORy.
The hereby not " - bic thai they iT' 80
tshi,h.d Mnrnf ~ n pressed csi. Tbs article
wic boz far,p. b. in eef o., -e fIe.h ia y .aF
u. OF 81 r11ire - lrr s a. this 'r'icr WHICH mas
ID be Owed u - rrl war o. nlk. hakin- vii ~ tho
rs o h. s.t uot cy s 13ne 4lch qsicAor bu aso be
oi.aii.i, ~ b. mrlihed wiih tauplo Of It without
ltr.@.
The i1ticle vii be delivered 70 g. 30 ci'y.
DONAC. SiEhN CO
No Flf.i 4i .ftals., re.r iiil -
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Urpso. RAVE EAlLRosp-AssLs-ASr auPKafsryS
"a. No " fRnrs rrERrr- y. "

pyyrs Jr,rrK NO 81 NaRnBs s1ERrZ- y. VI
HUDSON RIVER RtlLROAD FOX AL
A Z BANY And TROY connecting with Trsns North an
We,t-IT ..ns iesye i.ola Clarp.r, Sirse,s -
Tzpress, e. n. P-esszil Trans, li'" a. u
sYas Nail F-prrss ard (; is p NJ
Io.30 40 Al0;+.p 10 Sins sins ,re'n > 10 p m.
Poieepsie Irsns and t;sI iSfITso"r ram, S;-V p IN
r.. sc,, ~, Tr.n Ia. e.rn, c, rr asc' - ron xA
u -, ,asot Il 70 Bnao sGc Suspension Badge sihou
change
UH = andIys q; e.l2 ?. m. iroal 3e'h Sirse,- G..
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EENrRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
-Fror1 Pier No. North River. connecting at haapsoo
Junction With Delaware Leck4waDns and Western ksirosas
and with Lehgh Valley Rslroad and e oonnes-
tons forming drec. line to Pi..sburs and the West win
out change of cara - - - - $1,000
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST.
Two Espr-s Trains daily for the West. except sondas~
wDou evening Tam.
St, Miles cad Two Hours saved BY this tine to Chicago
Cincinnati st. Louis etc, .b ogt one chause Of cara
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Sept. ber 49, 1874 leave New YORK fohowst
Al I:D) a no., for Eaaon Maucb Chunk, Wiliamsport
Wkesbsn- nahsnoy City Gc-
MAIL TRAIr-At 800 d for flenington, Esson, WSss
Gap, Scrantou Wikes5arre Great bend, P.on, bnsasf
ten. Gr.
900 Western Expre's for Ess,ou Allentown. Resd-
ins. h-Erbury fsbuIg aud the Vet with but ore Oh se
Of CEci1na Chicago aud but Two changes 70 -
Icons
s2.0O H. TRNs-For Esston. Allentown, nsueh ChunA.
VII sbarr-. Niamspcr;. Reading Pailsyle ha;Ilsous
$3.50 p. z.-f9E Easoa, Allentown. nd hsncn Chunk
lJg y. ~ Somelsfe and fiemiaston.
{ p Nor SeDcrvi'le.
7:CO p. =. WksTEss ExPREss-Fo- Easson, Allentown
Read - uarasb1rg PitsbIrsh, and the Wet sieepaG
car through from Jersey Guy f.tsOure every evening
ELIzspsTuPJKr NRv-foRK FERRY-beave Nesys
Tors from Pier no. n. r, at s.i5 40. and -
D. a. bos.s top Bsr gen Point s1d ssIilels ioIbof
Ticket, tie West be obtirad u me office Of Ne
Genital Esi.rosG Company, tles Nc. 2 \. H., a. No
A.f.f Hou.o ~ No. III Broldway, AMI st to prinxp4
hoteli JOSIAH o. sIsAASs, sdpetih beooe1k
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steamboats, ano Railroads.

hAY LINE FOR ALBANY--CHANGE OF
MOUNTAINS HOUSE, LEBANON SPRINGS sARATlS
Ca MONTREAL. and all points North and West via IN
son h,veS. - ~
The steamboat C. vTBBARD Capt. n. n. HITCH.
COCh, and the DANIEL DREW, Capt J. y. IALLMhl
iorn daly Inc oi Albany from Desbrosses-st. at -
stf am st. at 8:io landing Coznss osc, Deck We
Point. hewbureb. PouVhtssp.e. Rinebeck Cssksii. ~
hnds"n Tickets sold board, and baggage checked We
ard North ~
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT; go.
i-i3 CONVINCING. NAY > 1874 IVA
lt.ser.eY Station a. Rew.fork. .IthTs and aaW.
Eutr.nce On 3,tts; ;-opv
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Z 0VG ISLNND RAILROAD = SUMMER

4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUM MEX
l. ARRaGCEMENr.-L oay.- y, " YoFk, ysas.-.lip and
3,tla Fast Rive to- Gfeeapor Sea lATb,T HanTos xc-
~ Orasnpvgt i.iveskead. }nyeanS rno Lac
d a. a. IA u p ~ Foi lsgip, Bsoylon lna farm
hi-dss, at y a q. and j:aD and 5se 2 For syossS
A. 0 80 NJ - .. iStagcl connect 700 Gold i7nst
tys.sr bsy aad nn;in. 'on Fol Hsmpstesd. y.na sn1
Winfield. :, ald l9:.ol aad 1;Sn 4;so ana o." ?. m
81 MA. .Nl IR-loA 4. AN Leave Ntd st. fsa
Rive "a s33s IT, Tor 2yclhe stopping At al Saons sx-
CO... hrmp.-Ad AID Syosss Excrsor lsess iof .h IrsA
e. reduced rates. :. ht.-4sONsR, Slpes.itftrtn-
NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
tsr. NfW.Y0sK ff siTTSIokg md WisHINGroN,
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-20
For Congress,
SOL. MEREDITH.
DISASTER ON RED RIVER.

Our troops engaged in the Red River
expedition have met with serious dis
aster. A letter to the Chicago Journal
giving particulars, shows the reverse to
have resulted from bad management
The forces were advanced in driblets and
slaughtered in detail, when at last the
main body OF our army came up and
checked the enemy
The movement was controlled by Gen.
Stone, Chief of Gen. Banks staf, and OF
Balls Bluff fame; and if the reports we
have are correct, it must be confessed
that it is second Balls Bluff affair
The Unionlo loss is reported at two thous-
and, and large quantities Of materials
A dispatch to the rebel papers says one
Of our gunboats was also lost. The expe-
dition was brought to stand, and would
he compelled to re organize before NOV
Ing again. The enemy numbered 10000.
Our first attacking force was 1000
These were REINFORCED by l,S00. Then
1000 were brought up. The Florida
disaster is, by this performance thrown
into the shade
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-20


/ The Washington Chronicle. describing
! the debate in. the House Of Represents
tiyes on the Long case, remarks - fol-
lows upon Gen. Schenck's reply to Fer
nando Wood. viz:
Nj. Schenck followed the gentleman
from New York, and he followed him up
with vencence A more scathing person
al expose was never made in . deliberate
body. No report could do justice to this
terrible excoriation. Cool, ccgent, sar-
castle, and at times impassioncd, 1t ex-
noSed the hallowness and Inconsistencies
Of the cx mayor in way that even made
hi. natchless assurance vince. He was
shown up as the correspondent of
Toombs Union orator at Union Square,
the secret leader of the New York riot
not the peace Democrat who was ready
TO crawl in the dust at the feet OF his
Southern masters. Anywhere but IN
! the House. Mr. Schenck's speech would
have been received with thunders OF ap-
plause: as it was, it was difficult, at times,
to repress it. Mr.. Schenck is muscular,
| well built man with square head and full
chest. and despite his wounded arm. is
most effective orator. His comparison
| of the soldier who, on the eve Of battle,
| sought to SOW dismay amongst his COM
! rades with the peace Democrat, was ex-
tremely felietious. His comments on Mr..
| Longs speech. with the extracts, were
most appropriate.
His reply to the objection that the res
olution was gag on free speech was
| conclusive. The language Of the Con-
stitution, prohibiting member being
called to account for words spoken In
debate in any other place" showed that
it was designed to arraign an offender
there Indecent or profane words were
causes of censurc and expulsion; and 80
thought Mr.. Longs we're not treasonable
they were sufficiently disgracefnl in pur'
/ pose to merit expulsion. The conclu'
ding passage which characterized the
Constitution as the framework within
/ which our institutions worked, while the
Nation was the great body Of the people
homogeneous and indivisible. which
the Longs and Ben Woods would divid
i under pretence OF saving the framework
was supurb. The speech was listened
to with the utmost attention, and th<
speaker was warmly congratulated.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-20
.On the Death Of a Sister.

To the home Of the true the loved ono ID gone.
And fond weeping friends left all alone
They trust they win meet her away in the skies,
When the last trump sha II sound and bid her arise.
blanks in household, dark spot on each hssss,
For the light Of home has been called 10 depart;
No will her loying smile light mp our Aonns.
For they have laid her away in thu earthall aious.
But nobly she walked ON iifes rugged fold,
Ger friends happy influence did wield,
Till disease laid its hand her noble head,
And she once lovely, lies with tho dead.
Hardships and suffering stranger,
For she with Christ 10 secure from al danger;
Her home is in heaven-along with the blest,
Where the poor, weary sufferer always fnd rest.
JEsss Z. JONES, 10th Ind. Vol.
CrLrErrBn, Va, March "a, 1864.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-20

&- Sam Medary, threatens to balk the
party team, if the reinsmen undertake to
drive on the war track In his Crisis.
speaking of the recent Ohio Democratic
State Convention, he says
"There can be no doubt about the fact.
that any attempt TO transfer the Demo
cratic party on to war platform will be
resisted with more determination than
men, who would sell the country for an
cffice. suppose. They want neither Lin
coin nor any of his Major Generals.
The strength, and the only strength
Of the Democratic party, from the first to
60 last. has been opposition 10 hsis arar, I'm
holy, barbarous and ruinous-"