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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. AUGUST S 1854

II adds no security to the freedom OF the slaves.
For their title is tho Proclamation OF Freedom.
II it be unconstitutional, an oath 70 support Tvs
void. Whether constitutional or not, tho oatn ID
without authority Of law, and therefore VOID.
If it be valid and observed. 1t exacts no enact
ment by the State, either in law or CONSTITUTION 70
add State guaranty to the proclamation u'fe ana
the right of slave to freedom is an open question
before the State courts on the relative authony OF
the State law aud the Proclamation.
II tho oath binds the one-tcnth who take ", IL IL
not exacted of the other nine-tenths who succeeh
to the control Of the State Government; 70 'hat
is annulled instantly by the act Of recognitloh.
What the State courts would say Of the Prociama-
ton, who can Doubt
But the master would not go into oourt--he wouio
seize his slave.
What the Supreme Court would say, who can
tell7
When and how is the question to get thcrei
No habcas corpus lies for him in United States
Court and the President defeated with this bill its
extension of that writ TO this case.
Such are the fruits of this rash and fatal act Oh
the Prcsdent--s blow at the friends Of his Admin
inistration. at the rights of humanity, aud at the
principles of republican government
Tho President has greatly presumed on the ior-
bearance which tho supporters of his Admlnistra-
ton have so long practicod in view Of the arduous
conflict in which wo engaged, and the reckless
forocty of our political opponents.
But he must understand that our support Is OF
cause and not of man; that the authority OF Con-
grcss is paramount and must be respected that the
whole body of the Union men Of Congress will not
submit to be impcachcd by him of rash and uncon-
stitational legislation; and if he wishes our sup
port, he must conGne himself to his executive
duties-to obey and execute, Lot make the laws
to suppress by arms armed Rebellion, and leave
political Reorganization to Congress.
II the supporters Of the Government fnil TO insist
on this, they become responsible for the usurpaions
which they fail to rebukc, and are Justly liable TO
the Indignation OF the people whose rights and
security, committed TO their keeping they sacrifice.
Lot them consider the remedy for these umrpa-
tons and, having found it, feariossly execute it,
i. =. WADE Chairman Senate Committee.
Ii. WINTER DAVIS. Chairman Committee
House OF Representatives on the Rebehors
States
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mtttfrs
This organization met last night. large
attendance was present The Hon. John McCool was
called to the chair In the absonoe oftho chairman, Mr.
y. Daley Secretary.
Mr.. II. X. BAUyELT offered the following resolution,
" liel on motDn vas W animously adopted;
hfrt That tbs Of :hr Democratic party OF th's
city std State for peace. for immediate cessation ~
hostility and for The nsrnt inahyurston 81 nrsotso of
ending the present aud that dernald platform layer
Hr hristce and Convention VI States rom tho Chicago
PresadsniiAl onyrIton.
On motion Il Mr. MURPHY. the following resolutions
were submitted and adopted on the Yeas and Nays,
unanimously.
aud success OF tie Mozart Hall oryan has been It's har-
DouJ and the unAniny sh which Its COUNCILS have bcen
sised.
Rssrsd That this harmony sad ood feeling continues net
wnbsnhng ite c Representations and efforts OF Gis aided
members and the intriguing u rival organizations.
Nsh I'd. That the ;lemeu belonging TO Js general com
ittet who have been placed tho Delegation rom t'
Stale 10 the Convection BIO insfactrd and mo ~
naid Of that delegation be and they hereby rs,ect
uiy RECOMMENDED IN accordance with the sentiment OF toss
The Democratic party Prssdrn, Vice President in favor
Of tho further Persecution OF this useless bloody ana fnou
Rssorsd That approve Of the proposed mass eonyrn
ton !or roaec TO be held Syracuse 18th n't ana h "
u our hearty support.
ReOird Thai Of tho hundred and twenty members
81 this General Committee have been unable 70 aseovss
bot two traitors and they h.vo ceased to hold any
our counsel. OF condolences or respect. H., - h.,
hfsoitsd 1nnt now, befetofoTe, We are onh.u a
monious having too much confdcnec In tho Eoodnc our
and the strength OF principles to be eieetsa we
fcous spirit OF opposition created BY men VINO nave oee
rejected by us and driven from councils IN consequeneoo
theis ingrasiIude perhdy and eorrupsIonA
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MILITARY MOVE.
MENTS.
Gen. Smith on the War Pash-The Late
Pighs mt Tupcio-From ArLnnsns.

MEarrffs, Tuesday Aug. z. lsGf.
Important military movements are being
made by Gen. Washburn. which Will soon DO de-
yclopcd
Gen. Smith l. again on the war path.
Unqucstonab!e information has been received at
headquarters showing that the Rebels Forrest and Lee
were terribly crippled a, Tupclo Five Rebel Colonies
werc killed. and eight other field oilccr- were badly
wounded. Tho oioia, report shows that Gen Smiths
loss was 100 Allied md about 800 wounded. Had Gen
Smiths supply Of PROVISIONS aEd amnuaiiion been
grestcr he would have totally routed the Rebels aud
completely broken up their organization.
Adriecs from Arkansss report that the Rebel Gen
shelby Jacksoa2ort with 1900 or 1000 Rebels.
Marmadske Ia az Saiine
All, Guile, at Little Rock. Adj Gen. Thomas has
arrived th"rc.
report has jas; core IN that the Rebel Gen y. B.
Forrest died tia I'D Of July q, Columbus. Miss Of
looklsS.
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m. relative, I'd ssd :, z. %'Z r. ,sss..uI ss::s
No. II Ryerson street. Brooklyn this friday A'e'o''"
o'cio,k
b. Apy-ou Tuesday, Aug o. 1884. q Jeaefscn Valley xs
Brady IL wiisnsbafxs Long lssna aged month"; 8,ss
The remains inferred in Evergreens Cemetery
no ss ... g,lss eSs sIsn AZ
The aud hends Of the family are NJ -
residence, No. IS ssnds street, brooklyn hr1 G,r1
COyERT-0n Thsrsdsy AUG \ Charle, T., son o. Lew
and HssHs c ,.s , Of ssss yeJ s Ass
friend. friend, Of the family are Iespecay ns.sa 70 attend
JsS So nns ASSryon copssa sis Of AiSss.
der COPELAND esq, aud mother Of rs Dr. s. Do Wolfe q
NewYork City. ~
ppIoGs-Hary Gr.ndis, Of j. and nIyF Dhsss, sssf
s the resdence Of his grandfather No ia Peey
strset on Friday Avg. s. at lo a. N.
Elmirs papers please copy -
MAcDOsoUoH --snddenly on Tbr'dsy Aug; = q - n
wears tnosth. and 10 dayA -
I.,s; and ssd & o The Hy .re
attend the funeral Sunday az oe'Icx = ~ t 10. ~
Church Of the Epiphany, Stanton street,
ssuTH-At Psssaie NJ J., on Thursday, Ang. !, Ehsss
Esie only child OF Robert b. and Annie T. Snih' as'e'
The relstves and friends respectfully Invited 70 ses1 ae
funeral fom the residence Of her az 6c ~
~. Cars esye the foo, q Chaubss. ssfes New i'fAs~
| III M and return at m
| SLU1TEH-Dn Nedres1ay tucruoou aug - ~s~-~~
| sluyter aged ~ years. . a..
Bar respectfully invited rttend The funeral non ~
late residence No ~ Sussex street Jersey City n >! a.
Saturday afternoon as O'clock III. rsasini vii DC sshss
20 Claverack County for termen. on SUNDAY afternoon
Hudson pspers please copy. $50 f y.
yATes-At schra.len 5urgh H. g. on Wednesday. Aug =
ofcholea nfsntnn ~ infant Of John d. aud Hass
| riet A. Yates, aged monbs and "a dsys. il|l Hn
Tn. members OF the Ancn Bhton's BENEFIT Sccity a.S
bsreby notified 10 attend funeral Of 0rothef OtS Dopp
this tfriday) AFTERNOON at oeoSx ,rIn E M
street. " "a HH w. 49, 80
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surn,osn Rnee--.eco~d Day.

sAsA1ooi. Thursday. Aug. 4. 1854.
One and half mile dash-Captain Moore, !;
Kate Duncan. g Mr. NORRIS Eclipse hly, ,; Yer
bcna q Sevoa Oaks. ). Tee 3.l1
sliaoYs Stakes For two-yoar Ode. one mile dash
~ HuItcrs Saratoga. /; Mr.. kathans Lexington
C,i, .. Pon.@ Halls Hafirorc. }. Time. 2;Rl
THomIlc desh-caoian Moore, IL Reporter, g.
Tine AZ.
Track very heavy. Saturday viii be the last day OF
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bns,ness Notices.

A CAgp.-Owing TO the enormous advance
in he pee, only o. the precious metals bat OF every
other eomnody find impossible to continue longer the
sss Of my Psss oil rates This T'g~s -rs"@Sesiy As
hsi hoped without ehnse but, having to buy
gold the posrnt At loas prices Ills no Longer p0.so'
Ny friends ard the public wall give er,d', however, o'
hsyirs struggled lcns aud hard against She uuivcsi pressure
20 1epce4e the credit and currency. Tbs I'D
vance enough ne wiki gold a; pres
en ra,-s should remain where II is s,l higher
further ss In prices must be made In any case, howev.
intend as heretofore sol better article for es money
than Il can he boush, for esswheFe.
circular wh engraving. of oil the ses styles and rrea
an. price. will be receipt Of letter postage Addre"
A. noRros,
July H. 1851 No. - Nsilenllne, Nev-lork.
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Prom Fortress Monroe.

foErEiss MeEsoR Wednesday, Aug. J 1861.
The steamer George Leary sailed Yesterday
sei for Philadelphia. Boston and New York with
two hundred coo-rd women ard chden under the re
81 the uporint, ndsn u negro afnr o! this
IL L. iE;endcd @ distribute thon among tie dHcTeAt
beneyocnt societies Ia the above elites.
The steamer state a Maine arrived here last evening
fron tic front with three hundred wounded soldiers
victims Of the late battle. ani len Immediately for
Washington.
There no from tho front. everything remain.
Ing IL q quict state.
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arcreturv Rrs.eud~u.

PORTLAND. Thursday Aug. 4. 1861.
Secretary Fessendcn arrived home last night,
~ remain for one or two weeks.
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BRI0Os-At Crseniisld Hail. Conn. Wedrssday Aug !?
1854 Winfield SCOTT. youngest. son Of James and Maria
bgils, eyed " ysaS end ueath
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MKErIvo OF sUpngMs CoURr JUDoEs.-A

MEETING or SUPREME Court JuDoEs.-At
meeting Of the Justices Of the Supreme Court held ut
the Capitol In the City Of Albany, on Wednesday, Aug
1884. for tho purpose Of rsysing the rues the io'
lswing Jpdges were present: -,
Lott, Iild Dia,rict-Tbeodos Miller Charles Inssu'
Nth Di.tic-Ausus.us Bockus Ps Potter 'h n.ticc,
lie Roy Morgan; Win Di.rct-Ranson Bscomt VITA DIS
titf. Ds-win Smith. jamie, C. Smith Win DISTINCT
Charles Dsnios
On motion, Judge Lott was appointed Chairman aha
Judge Miller Secretary.
On motion OF Judge Morgan. IL was
Resored That l. nexI edrn TO act In revising tne fue'
~ Of the small number Of udgos IN sIssndAncs-
IL was also
Resorsd Th II be recommended 70 the Legislature thA'
Law BE- passed ang the number Of judges VINO may 10
required to act IN III. revision Of the rules
1he meeting then adjourned sine die.
THO. MILLxR Secretary.
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MARRIED.
BROMLEY-vAN vLIEr-At Green Bay, Wis on Thur
day. June %, BY the Rev. w. w. Hickox, Van bure
Bromley ofhe former place to Josephine youngest daugf
ter Of the late II. II. Van vlet Of this city.
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fAdvertiicmene

fAdvertiscment
RFSR's AFRICAN FEVER AID AGUB CURE.
sure cure for Fever and Ague. IL iais. Depot
No a. LibeFty-st., up stairs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-03
Shernians Movements.

NEw York. December 2.-Files Of Georgia
papers up to the 25th. ond Richmond papers 20
the 18th, are received
Gen Sherman i 10 doubt steadily advancing
across the State Of Georgia in fall accordance
with the programme which he prepared before
leaving Atlanta. 1t judgment formed OF
his movements by the records Of these frightened
rebel newspaper men, We might consider his
course very erratc His army is omuipresent
and then again il Is novherc-it IS here, there
ami everywhere stretching its terrific lines
across the State. and anon it has vanished en.
trely.
The Richmond papers of last Tuesday say
the rebels still occupy Macon, and that Oh Sal.
urday last Gen Sherman had not approached An.
gusta.
rick's cavalry were repused At Ocouee river on
the 2lst ult.
The Augusta Chronicle saws that on the same
day tho Yankees left the line OF the Georgia
Railroad. going southwark. Gen. Siocum was
of General Howard
Sherman's movements nave cut Governor
Brown on ftom Intercourse with the eastern
portion OF the State. and the President of the
State Senate, MIR. Wright is apparently delighted
in one respect, az least by this occurrence. tor he
has taken advantage OF IL, and assumed eN.
olicio Gubcruatorsl control oven Eastern Georgia,
aud issued lrom Augusta Npclamatiou revok
ing the Governors orders regarding the militia
MIR. Wright directs the militia 90 report 10 him,
and not to General Smith, rs Brown had before
ordered
General Wade Hampton, from Virginia, aud
Bragg from North Carolina, are reinforcing the
Georgia rebels.
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Frcp, I.oui>v,Iic

LorisyaLE, December 2--lrhe Journal OF
this morning SAYS that Gen Thomas has ban
doned his strong position at Franklin and form
cd his line OF battle within three miles Of Nuah.
vile.
Yesterday evening the two hostile armies were
engaged IN skifmishing. and the rattle OF musket.
~ could plaiuly be heard la The streets of Nash.
Vile
\ battle. terrible in fury s imminent
We don't believe Gen Thomas has any fears
OF the result. lie is not as weak As he wou'a
make the rebel. believe he is aud can offer bat.
tie ~ better advantage to himself To- front oi
Nashville than az any other poiut
HI. left wing rests on Murireosboro. and when
strengthened by the forces at Chattanooga. i,
will be strong enough to close M on Hoods rear
and cut on he retreat.
The rebel General Is pressing bliudly forwlri
into trap.
Gen Thomas has prepared trap and the Zoe
i, too eager to nbble at the bait.
Already the lines are closing and each hour
the threads of the net are more completely
woven. Newill not trembe TOR the result, but
will feel strong and hopeful los the cause. and
confidently look for victory Ia perch upon our
banners
Oar troop, ere brave. and General rbom4. an
able comnaEjcf
We predict the iehel arm. ail meet With a
terrible disaster
Thomas has matured hi plans. and vii either
capture or aunhla,e the rebel army
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-03

tSDIANAPoIIs lSD., Move mber I'D, lsGs
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN or TIE PENpENCY
V before the Common Council OF the City Of Indiana
WHEREAS 1t i provided in Section 50 of "An Act TO
amend Act entitled AN Act 10 repeal all laws now
in force for the incorporation Of fcles" &C. approved
March st, 1851 that Whenever there shall be- or may
have been lots laid of and plated adjoining such city
and record Of the Is made in the Recorder
ONCE, in the proper county, the Common Council may
by resolution OF the Board extend the boundary 0s
such city, to include such lots and the lots thus
annexed shall thereafter form part Of such city and
be withia the jurisdiction OF the same;'
AND WHEREAS, The additions TO the City Of Indianapolis
known as brakes Addition and 81. Clsr's Addition,
have beenfOr several laid OF in lots and plated
both Of which additions sdIoin tie city, Immediately
on its northern boundary;
Therefore. be il resolved by the Common Council os
the City of Indianapolis That all the lots and the sub
dsnapo, and ell the lots and the ,h divisions thereof
OF 81. Glars Addition toe City Of indianapolis the
same are laid of on the plats thereof which pstS
corded IN the Book o Records OF the Recorder Once
Marion county, Indiana, and all the Streets aud alleys
lying within the limits Of said additions, be and the
hereby annexed 10 the City Of Indianapo and the
boundary Of said city j. hereby extended to include
all of said additions aud sub -diyisioss thereof
Resolved I'd, The City Clerk shall, upon the passage
Of this resolution file copy cf the same together with
plat defining the metes and boundaries Of said sddi
ons TO be prepared by the City Engineer IN the Office
OF the Recorder of Marion county, which plat shall be
recorded.
Resolved ID, That FOR vnuniepal PURPOSES until the
Common Council shall otherwise order all that portion
Of said additions lying east Of line running due norb
from the center ot Meridian street. shall be attached
the Second Ward and all that portion lying Of such
line shall be attached TO the Third Ward.
By direction Of the Common Council.
CYRUS 5. BUTTERFIELD,
nov2f-dlw City CLERK
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-03

At the American Nspensary We also treat, WITHOUT
SEEoUKr, and with failing success, Venerea
what the quacks call private secret diseases-Syphy
lis in all its stages GonorhUs elect Structure, Sperm
atorrhra, SenInsl Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility. lmpotency ard Effects Of SefAbuse
The last six treated in "Privae Letter." which
will be sent Free On receipt of stamp.
Nv treatment deem IL unnecessary 10 enlarge upon.
The and astounding performed through
the agency Of the NEDICATED YAP0R BATHS, and the
medical application Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BY the
alternate OF these medical agents get three
fold effect By elimination, morbid matter Is forced out
Of the system and BY the sbsorbants medicine is imme
diaey brought in coHtac, with disease By the appca-
ton q ELECTRO- MAGNETISM, nervous enerv alton is
restored. and power added TO the muscular system.
will guarantee cure Of
zx Hn O. .n RMn xa n ssE@n
Aud also all inamatory diseases. For further infor-
nation call aud judge FOR yourself
II III challenge the public 10 bring me a cannot
cure il brought before the golden thread Is broken.
IlPofce hours from 4. ". 20 p NJ. J. o. BOX
l26l. Bov30'c4-dlyeod
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Foreign News.

S.NpY HooE. December 2.--1he steam-hip
China. from Liverpool on the 10Th. and Queens
town on ire 2uth ult has arrived, with seven
davs later advice
News uu'mporsant
The British Admiralty has issued stringent OF
ders agains, naysl officers engaging in blockade
running
LIVERPOOL. November 10 Cotton buosant
With an advance of h9ld. closing 6rm. Man
chester market frmef and advancing.
Breatstuffs quiet ard steady Wheat easier
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PLANNING & FLOORING MILL
South New jersey Street.

DOOR. BLIND. AND SASH FACTORY, PLANNING
~ and Flooring Mil.
Having completed my Factory, am prepared To fur
nish Doors. Sash, Blinds, Door aud Window Frames,
Noding Cornice, Brackets, Dressed Lumber, Weather
boarding and other manufactured lumber pertaining to
building at reasonable rates any ether mSnufac
turer n the city.
Having on hand large stock ofthoroughly seasoned
''Rver' Pine Lumber am enabled to warrant ny man
ufacture.
Orders for working, flooring, dressing and planning
lumber promptly attended to-
oct26 d3m WARREN TA1R.
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Ac.. &C.. &c.. Nc.


from new York.
NEW YORK December 2.-The Herald {
Natchez correspondent of the 2lst, gives an ac-
count of the rebel operations along Red river, in
La and particularly at and around Alexandria
The rebel Gen. Buckner commands in that re
gion and has his headquarters AT Alexandria
where additional formidable defensive works have
been erected for the purpose OF rendering it im-
possible for the Union gun6bsts To aSain ascend
Red river.
The dams which General Bailey constructed
to release the fleet accompanying Gen. Banks
army, have been used to form part of these for
tiieationS and apparently with good effect for
rebel designs.
In all OF the country ~ lar around AiexaI-
dria a. Gen Buckners authority reaches, an in
discriminate and merciless conscription of all the
male inhabitants is enforced. Old men aud
young BOYS, foreigners and natives the tables
aud the exempts are alike gathered TO swell the
ranks of the rebel armies.
The Herald's New Orleans correspondent fur
nishes additional confirmation of the recent re.
port that Allen the rebel Governor of Louisi-
ana bad organized ten regiments ot Negro es at
Shreveport
AT present they are employed in Strengthening
the deienses OF that place, but are instructed in
regular military drill and Allen expects soon to
receive authority from Richmond for putting
them into the rebel army.
The Union General A l.. Lee, in bis official
report of his late successful cavalry expedition
into the interior OF Mississippi, says that he had
strong fight at Liberty. aud captured 200 prison
ers including - officers. three pieces of artillery,
between 600 and 500 horses, number Of lie
groes aud destroyed an immen-e amount OF reb
FL stores.
In the rebel House OF Representatives on Mou-
day. Mr Foote offered his Monroe doctrines and
resolutions in a new form. and began speech in
favor of them, but while he talking the
house went into secret session.
The Tribunes Washington special says that
Judge Holt having declined the vacant attorney
ship, the retiring attorney general strongly urge.
that h- assistant be appointed
By the arrival OF the Evening Stat we have
New Orleans advices OF the Doth
The Era contains the details of General Lee 5
great cavalry raid. fully confirming previous re
ports OF its success Colonel Fonda. OF the llsth
Illinois was in command OF one column
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