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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-13
Re.cuIissmeus Of vesersp--PeOPle Rn-
sisIed 10 our Prolectiom-Thc Ressor"-
zion Of North CsroIin"-The Amnesty
PrscIamation - Di-mHecIiou and he
nornIiystion in Hoe Joh".ieu's Army
Protest Against "a Rebel Dictator.

CoTT,spondsnce Of The Anoes'ed Pres
NpwBrpS y. g., Saturday Jan ., lsGi

NtwBfpN, y. C.s SATURDAY JhlL = ler'-
The both Pa. Volunteers, stationed in Ons
Department have f,insted :or tic war. ard vii econ
leave for hone 4 rurloueh.
Several batteries have also i.Jnlstcd, well rs
majority of the men belongings the various regiments
II the Government continues its liberal bountcs al the
old regiments will be ready tc take The eld by Spring
with full ranks.
The new loyal paper Published ber,7i, hogfL Gao
Ina Tgm,,-contaios tbs following iiemsi
There are more than hundred thousand people to
day within our military lines who entitled 10 the
protection of the National Government by every con
alteration OF humanity and g0od iaith"
In referring TO the proposed separation Of North Car
dina from tho Rebel Confederacy TIE Times says;
"The pco,lc OF che State rife for a revolt against
the Richmond Government bur almost helpless in
consequence of tho withdrawal Of some $1,000 of her
sons into other States; their spirt however IL not
cove thereby The leaders Of this movement adv ocate
n separate sovereignty rs We understand IT, aud not
return Ia tho Union although tis leaders boldly
return 10 The Union preferable 90 The present stat. OF
affairs in Dixie We have almost daily evidence OF this
fact from the large Imber who within our lines,
and ,yni themselves ~ the Presidents Amnesty Procla
Inatiop II cur troops would hold orr railroads and
avenues Of approach ino The state thai the Old North
state would be in the Union, not only by conquest but
q hcr own fra ell and accord.
Ihe number Of eitiens In this city who have awaited
themselves of The Presidents Amnesty Proclamation.
by taxing The oath and parole therein laid down. number
abonc 100
ne RGye.gA IN. c. Posstss says:
A INDUSTRIOUS PROrOzrOS.--The beauties ~ Seces
zion bnt dimly seen at FIRST are becoming more and
more vivid az the revolution advanceY and present
indcaton it will not be- long before he wLo runs may
read" The comm uni.ltO of officers " The Army u
y.rns,ss< sssd in the bsuse Of Representatives, a"
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sNvsLITGENCE EROu THE REBEL
LxOUs STATES.

tfsavs Cnioa Wen at a,e South are Obliged
SO Conduct Tbensseives-The Hope OF
sho Lending Rebels OF Foreign Recog-
wition-Their Faith lisa the EriendshiP
sfLcais Observation-Disclosures una hron-
sCIads at Richmond Ready for service
rhe Rebel Capital IA be Removed 10
.Gctup <bia, n. a..
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Tuesday, shows that there is an alarming state Of
decentralization and disaHection in that quarter. II
there is be Dicctor Mr.. F0ote wants General Lee
We have ss much confidence in and respect for, Gen.
Lee sny man living but We tell Mr. Foote that the
people of North Caroline who set out 10 night for free
dom and liberty. will not submit to Dictator IN the
person of any living man. Wilde tine power "a LETT TO
resist
Tas Rnl<igA IN. C) StaadeTd says:
The people in rho extreme Western counties OF North
Carolina have been deprived Of an mail facilities % the
ground Of disloyoliy TO the Confederate GoFornmet
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NEGOTIATIONS For PEACE.

The brief communication we pabilsh today
over the signature of "Onr Of the People, .iTessss
The views and wishes OF large mGlofNy "a ihc people
of the Steto We know The w.Her vol. he ia a.
eman Of substance and character, ond would ndFsc no
stop designed calculated 10 cripple the Coiedera'e
Government or tarnish the fair Nne Of our stare
our views on this subject expressed IN July srs
August LAST have been strengthened By SUBS ~lsen,
eysnts. The people of this stnte desire ia3t sore
effort shall be made 10 close the wax On honorable
terms They believe that mere ifhtine will mo'
end IT, but that Negotiations must he Ics5rted 20 IA
.id OF he sword. Far BIS 1t nom MS 10 attempt
dictate Ia the peoples representatives; but siirs
ton !. such MS To enable O. collect public Gel
tment from all portions Of the State, snd ssy
most respectfully 10 members of the Legislature taas Il
thew shall adjourn and return 10 their constituents VIII
out nal ng eior 10 initiate negotiations lhevwi
bs held to serious countaby. NOn IS IRE JeI
afesaanship aud 1crsI coH.Gge. There ore members
both Houses OF the General Assembly who po.sess not
only moral courage " high degree. bat ana
experience statesmen. which could be- brought It. hear
IA this crisis in ssch way 10 meet the expec tatons of
tie people in paving the way 10 honorable peace.
We were In "A better condition 10 negotiate three months
neo than now; and il is certain that shall
achieve great Victories and thus improve condition
IN this respect during the ne1t three months. Golden
moments flying. ii We attempt 10 negotiate and
fail Ne shall bo worse of than are now. We may
succeed, but if we fail after honest and earnest
effort people will then know what ia in for
them and will band together man 10 meet the
eIs1ny and light 10 The last.
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E~sv s,oashs' Trip Through tho soush by
Union AReHt-Want aud BeInorati-
zation in Bra9g's Army-Disa Election
Among the Pcoplc-The Economic Art
81 a. Teelirg thc Dead''-Acnfi mc nt iu
the CareIinus-The Police system in
the COnfrder0cy.
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GrIes bn Autiion.
| J. ~ ECKER, SON & Co. will sell at
WFnNEsDAY. "a. Ia.

WEDNESDAY Web 81
At clock az IA. Exchange S3esroom No III Proadw1v
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESfAtE
O< IJTH-AyF 42yD, A3D AID SHEETS, BT
ORD II Of GEO. ". WRIGHT. esq., EXECUTOR.
lVrH-AVENll,3 lots the eas. side, between I'D ard
sit,l-streets, each 25xlc0 tincluGing coucrsl
JrH-AVENUEl lot east fde, between fsti and i5tI'
at. size 25xifO.
4,N-STREE lots on north side Of i2nds. 100 feet
west OF 9thav each 2JxlJ0 :. lnds IL TO- feet wilD
43Tl-srPEEr-G tots north side, cOnnencn, $50 feet
cas-, II lrhav. Size lJ1loD4 each
44pif STREET lot. south side Of 4thg, Cmmencing
100 feet cast OF lOtl.ay. Title perfect
For rnap ply g. she auCiioncers No. II Cedar ST.
to Wight MeTIi4e@, No. 50 Wallet.
ALSO,
BY ORDER OF TIE EXECUTOR,
TIE fcass lstory English basement brown stone front
ho1fe and lot No 2l5 West 3lds tBoorm place. TO
south side about midway between aud 9thays. Bet
6xi block house. lGS11 aud In perfect order TIA. MI the
modem improvement The nsgboThood both sides Of
Toe street Is bui.t up o. brst class houses.
ALSO,
BY ORDER or TIE EXECUTOR.
VALUABLE PROPERTY Az BRIDGEPORT, conn.
pc, Of ground a, Bridgeport Conn, late the estate Of
Tlnideus Hubbc deceascd situated udoinng the Steriu
ote north tie OF Main and Cannon
opposite the Conuec lent BanS the mead Of Wal st.,
tanning moro dian - feet by upword Of 20 taoout ttcre,
wish tie double brick minon thereon This property Is con
tr"d the moot valuable lo IL tue city oil BndSepod Tor
b sBess purposes.
tor map. terms, &c. appy % 'he kucioneers, No II
Cedar st., y. Y. OK 10 GBADDEUS II. LANE, esq, Ator
ney and Counselor No IL Broadway, ~ l.
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A., JDLETCKER. son a. Co. wi

4 j. BLEECKER, son q Co. will sell al
~ auction III E3DY, 10Th February at II O'Clock a.
the Exchauge silesroou ccLt WARM OF 81 acres 81
Loyds neck J.. J.. wild. good ilrD house and ont htss
The situation is uuvaled being ploveIbial for IL heal btu eli
mate, from cvey Kind Of nals that iny lbs regal
health there when all other resorts have failed The vi"vgi
extremely beautii! IN.
ten-iyc there ucossd garden snd excellent orchard
the land OF the h q.ay, there beautiful shade rees
the ground and the drives and wsk unequeed both
on the property cud through the adjoining esae tire fam Is
halt mile from the steanjoat wharf she h'ingsr9U are
the best character and by; the bathing Is hne On
superb b. c the prospect magnificent reaching beyond THE
Sound Asa who.e l. may pronounced Il the hne %
esates for ale M tns country. map the properly hay
b. .ecn AZ the Auc,ionesrs olice. No u Cedar 81.
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'I,HE TRIBU L ALTMAN A c
l. EOk 1864.
FRIcE FIFTEEN oEgN.

This popular ANNUAL contains:
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The usual CALENDARS Of Son, 1iooa, &c.-Now and
Complete Tide Table;
JEWISH and MOHADMEDAN A3,SIvERSARIESi
PLACES OF PRINCIPAL STARS FOR EVERY NIGHT
IN THE YEAR-inierestilg 10 the Young
DIFFERENCE OF TINE AT PRINCIPAL PLACES IN
THE WORLD;
RISING, MERRIAM and SETTING ofthe Visible Planets
ELECTION REIURNS-Fnu and Accurate Votes Of tie
scaiers;
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Cabinet Officers
savrelGe Cour,-Miu.s;ers 20 Foreign Coursi
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ABSTRACT Of LAWS passed u tie Las: Session Of Con
STATE GOVERNOR Slime Of Elections sci
REBEL GOVEKNMENri
REEL SENATE end .as H0rsE &c, e o,,,n,,
SAE PRINCIPAL STATES OF EUROPE: THEIR
FORM OF GOVERNMENT etc.j
THE GREAT POLITICAL QUESTIONS or EUROPE.
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4 j. BLEECKER. son g. Co., will sell
ks n auction on THURSDAY Feb. H. 1864 at ~ o'c,ock
a. the Exchange sa'esr0on, No. Ill Broadway by order
John Riley. Executor ONE LOT or GROUND, the
no side ~ 53d commencing l5 feet west Of 6thavenuc
le ISxlO5 Map, &C., al the Auctioncers oiLce No. n
Ceisrgt
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Nfm civilizations.

.IOTA YINES.-GRAPE VINES for GAR
DEN and VINEYARD Of uioquael quality and ~ Prices
lower than The cos OF production al he p'seh prices u
all Of the consideration upon which sneees' in gare
culture depends ecPt'e aiel cue hnd a'su lo i
very lar pafcrdoube columns on tie p-per three lsgs
Of which arc devoted to Ir'e -tend nu'te's merl' % 20
remainder % tie ncisand coalition peg .'5 o crap @
whch Of IN crest 10 ell who desire 80 Ano" I'M 80
graz and how 90 obtain them. II IA, Teen w
gur.cn INT may be a-kci concerning The bes eogse 70 90,
tain adyatascs and prott Nom gIe' ioF INC ian! H'
~ '''" TABLE or CONTENTS:
Iona e,'absn,cn which IS no, only uvch the old bt
any times rscr tuu any other Of the And IN th> world
our Raiy yircs describing and exhibiting lefrc-dv, import
sncc with al and precise sccouu OF the qualities a,
ties Of caca. Chapter on vines aud WIZ ilasns' HisWy
the ecednss Iona or Isabella Letter ii,,i I,tl ~,
Mead giving inpr.sion' chai s'u - sc
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ToN" How t. hoop grapes in W inter VIA en-''ns '"0
The quality Of vines affected 10y the age OF pa' eia
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The value plants according TO tho method 81 props'ahon
showing how aud what pans to zee .' g. 1s ,Io
fr Selection OF vaficre to pim oT iee snd Tor iAnly
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extracts letters Oy Of srares aud cdu, alton o. Taste
Nv r. O. Parlre The Conditions Of Success IN Grape Cl
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for propilson Straw berry llnts GatcnMoor IT, aud
notice. stock OF Iona and Isabella srcso the at.i oly
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7VHE sEMEWEEKLY TRIBUNE

IVHE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
TIE NYw.YoRK Sgm-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
Published every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY.
Contents Of No. 1852 [Feb. 81:
L.LE,DrYG ARTICLES. Tie Poor Man. Birth
TgA, Austria and Prussia In Conflict with me
German kstion, 1a1at.on Nccesilry; lHeitrf
ios lrsdo The Emo.nl-nt A1i aud he Supreme
oouiti Mary5,4,d' oon.,iinii9 9, AeioLm, "a
ward side!s, Tie Ambulance BAIi Aik-nssti
Fee tie Docuulelisi Cause AID Las-ii Editorial
Paragraphs
u..WAR NEWS SUMMARY. From Gen. Or,n,s
Amy; From Gen Bullcrf iTuyi From O'n.
Mesdes Amy from Con hciyt Amy Mll-
ce.lneous
I1..SOUTHERS NEWS.
Y..NAYAL
V..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
V..FROM TIE ARMY or TIlF POTOMAC: Tie
Late Reconnaissance; Crossing Of he hapiian
Names Of The kl.cdaud wounded.
VII. THE RETURNING REASON or THE REBELS
yIn..FROI oEN. GRANTS ARMY; Burning u the
Brdse AZ strawberry f'ain,i ssirnishins AID Eel.
Rebels Retire The situation a. Knoxville The
Engagement Il, Dar1rdgcj Why Our Force. wrie
NtAdrsysn; ChenFo OF fodion by Our Troop
The Deeufes Of Knoxville.
". THE SECOSD ARMY CORPS.
X..FROM GIN. BUTLERs DEPARTMENT: II.
siinnish nelr Newb,ln Details Of Or Lose
Destruction Of Oar OrfbOat The Siege Of Ne.
beIni a Battery in onilcsl Position; The {. Pc
.
Troops Be.iesing Newben incidents OF the
Siege Diaappca!i nce OF tie Rebels.
XI..FROM NEwORLEAEs: Correspondence Of The
y. L. Tribune.
XII. RESTRICTIONS on THE TRADE or TIE
SOUTH-WESf: imiI ,rttat Core pondence.
XIII. IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO: Guerrllas hume.
rousi Aguacalicnte Occupied by the french; ~.
fairs in San Domingo; Important Council Of War
IoT'y Thoasnnd span.h troops Required; Tue
Council viii Mcnonaiile pain 70 Abandon san
Domingo.
XIV. .INrEREsTING FROM EUROPE.
XIV. METROPOLITAN FAIR.
HI. THE RESTRICTIONS or TRADE IN GER.
TAIN SOUTHERN STATES: Order by the
President Approving tire Additional Regulations
Prescribed By tire Secretary OF the Treasury.
XVII. FROM wAshiNGrOS: Special Dspatche. to
The y. J. Tribune.
XVIII. .THlRTY-EIOHrII CONGRESS -rmsr sgssIox:
Proceedings in the Senate aud House Of Repre-
tentatlyea.
XIX. .EEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
Xxx. THE WAR ~ THE SOUTHWEST
XXI. FROM NICARAGUA.
XXI. THE CONVERSATION BILL.
xXIu.. NEW DISCOVERIES IN LAKE SUPERIOR.
XIV. FROM ALBANY: Work Before tie kew.ioyk
Legislature
XIV. soN CHRISTOPHER; Az HlsroHIgrrs by
Harriet higl tineau
XVI. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
XVII. TALK ABOUT FRUIT.
XVIII. MILITARY STATISTICS OF NETWORK.
XXIx..LATE SOUTHERN NEWS: Ezracs from
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XXX. THE FREEDMEN
XXXG PEOPLES UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
XXXH..TIlE STATE CANALS.
XXXIn. PERSONAL.
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XXXY. WAR ITEMS.
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rINO CHURCHES, MANUFACTURERS, &c.
The Consso1y Of tho Reformed Dutch Church oh'T ior
as ,hos valuabe Church Property on tho Of
pcekcr and West Tenth streets fronting 81 feet On beece
street by 100 fee. West Teah s'rcc, The church. 1H
il built Ia the most substantial and complete manner and Is
pronounced BY competent authority sufficiently strong TO
false two stories with auy power wn may be miro
duced II desired the pews, h'tmc, furniture aui s'' hA'
lures viii bs sold with tho preisrs From ITO Size central
position and accessibility this ohets ,plrndd opportunity to
l.tg. nanufac une business roscion given by about
March 10. For further information apply to
JOHN A. VAN BUSKlRH,
No 10 Fourh Avenue corner 4 Tcnt.ls'., Scw York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10
Real estate for Sale.
See also AuctioB Sales.

CORNER STORE and FULL LOT, HOUSE
~ four stories Wa sud Gas-he-; Bu-iuess stand IT
Fllzlbcthpor, =. J. for SALE liberal tcsns py
% owner. =. r. kkLLOGG. NO. ~ f,aL-.si Ne" loIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

A J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell
n. on FRIDAY, Fcb. Y, 1894 c., u o'clock a. the *
chlnfo Sdrsroom No III BroidWuy, valuable E!a..sI
HOUSE and LOT No. i66 En.st., between Grand and
Broom belonging tie estate Of the late }. a. Cox
size lsxloO Tito an.1e.l lon4b.e. Terms easy Maps &c
o. No. u ChdlI I.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-13

BE- The New York Tribune walks
into Secretary Chase's financial scheme
in the following wholesale fashion,
Speaking of Mr.. spaulding's letter, it
says: -H a.ts.a
"We think Mr.. Spaulding commits
the common error of exaggerating the
effect of the particular measure he
contemplates. We heartily concur in
very many of his positions-that sim
ply initiating the currency till it will
float great public loan of five per
cent, or even four, is no great fnans
cial achievement, nor is it, though an
easy, a cheap or wise mode of sur
mounting our financial difficulties. To
borrow at four per cent. by soinAating
the currency that everything for which
you pay costs double its original pri-
ces, is bad economy and quack fnan>
ciering. There is no disputing this. "
Yet the Tribune is never weary of
putting this quack fnancier, Salmon
P. Chase. Not long ago he was Gree
leyis pet candidate for the presidency.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-13

troduced for the purpose recommend
ed by the President with a view to
coNoILATE, if possible, our Southern
brethren and to induce them to stay
their hand in opposing the laws"
After the passage Of this compros
mise law, South Carolina was salts.
fed and soon afterward revoked the
ordinance of notification, but after
ward bill for the collection of reve-
nue. was passed, called "the Force
Bill, when South Carolina again few
up and passed an ordinance nullitying
the "Force Bill" and the writer says
on page 90 of the pamphlet: .at
"This ordinance never was repealed,
revoked or modified.
"And now we would respectfully
ask, was notification crushed, sup
pressed or put down by Jackson, or
any one else in 1888, or at any other
time?" "-' .#f ..' 'a
Wepresume every one will now be
ready with Mr.. Williams to answer,
No. And we would respectfully ask.
has A. Lincoln in any respect initiated
Jackson? w.