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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-23

OFFICE, NO. 3Il MANIFEST. PhisdsiphI
No. well on Oil Creek now pumping ten barrels per
dsy and increasing.
40 2 vel on on Crert, ovrr three hundred fee
5e.p with lnrr. show Near this !. the Corupants
Ell which pumping threw hundred barrels dHy
No g. A well GA Oh Cfeek hve hundred sud twenty feet
deep nov resdy tubns with splendid sho~ Vi oil every
p.ospsct for producing largely
No Onehth nler,i II Tract OF five hundred srfrs On
tho A..hany Riysr sI wells PUMPING bty barrels Of
oil pr, day three wells going down, Nth near
nile Of i.,I front; al good boring terriiofy.
No s. hail sore a. 1idone the tcououI.s W els
which pumping sixty bsIres per tey
No. Sir lee NanI bend, on the tlirrsfy
River Immediately surrounding this property hne)
ducip. wells Til. tract will t- developed rap.dy.
sghIrrip;on, being received and a portion ~
H.. stock already The Plo.p-cin. and all naon
can the oce Of the COMPANY, at No. "a
MaTkc;-s., PLiadfphs
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tho Washington svenac Bsp.ik Church, Oh Tacsay OCT
dzp.
Lk wRENCE-very suddenly ct hsntstown. N. j. o. Ssl
urdsy morning Oct l, his Penelope d. Lawrence. dAusb
Tse fiemd, Of lie family invited attend tho funeral
from ST. Thomas. Church, hroadsay corner o. Houston
srrel on Monday tho I'd inst ct p O'clock Tho reaves
will meet at the residence OF her soofnsw BIC Norris
No. 10 Esst I'D street. q, O'Clock
son Of L. and Maria r Lsw:on. ..,..,
His funeral will take place hond1y morning 81 COCA
from No. 10 Hicks street. Brooklyn.
MfDDLETON-KIlrd on Sept 70 before Richmond Lieu,
tenant Benjamin r. Middleton, OF b. r. miodesoh o'
Notice OF funeral will given the body arrives
NFWrAND-At her rnothrs residence, Tsesn, Friday,
Sept D. Elizabeth Law. daughter 81 Hsen la tna sns ia'
Luke r. newand OF Albany aged 70 years
SALISBURY-In Jorssy City, on Saturday oc' J. OF nsn
disease, Jane Rose. wife q j. b. salisbury and e'dea'
daughter Of the Hon. William Jsssup 81 hontrose' "a
aged 20 years. months and days =,
The friend. Of the faulty invited 10 attend The Funeral a.
her late residence, 10 "a SUSSEX street. on Tuesday AFTER
noon, at clock.
sLOsS0NAt the residence Of Der father OF stsen Island
On ssind.y Oct Matte Steward youngest asosn'e' u
John Sossop. esQ.
To. funers services viii be held NJ the Episcopal Church
New Brighton Tuesday the Ah inst. az u a o. The
friends Of the family invited to attend n BA oon.
lfsres the fsryy. foot 81 sDuaDdr street. NJ " NJ ana
foot Of White ball street every hour Carriages wal " Ii
stiendaice at New Brighton ana Quarantine isndngs
UMBACH-On Thnrsdsy evening" sept 49, Of typhoid lever
Maria L. wife Of George }. Jnbaeh and daughter Of Sohn
The relative. and ieuds invited attend the funeral
from tho residence Of her father No. 81 Madison street on
Monday morning. Oct &c o'clock. H,T remains viii be
taken 10 Rhin.becA for increment.
wALTGRs-M Mineols J.. l., samuel Walters, son Of
The relve, ard freud. Of the family, also tho eees or
Company 3 2Jd Regiment. N. \ 5. ~ o., arc respectfully
invited seud his funeral f.oni the re'ienrs Of h sle
No 90 seherm-rhorn street. fooklyn, or Monday, Oct D.
3 o'clock, without further invitation
wARD--A, SALEM mass sep. q. 1854. George A. Ward
sz.d II years.
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DIIsD.

APPLFION Al Dobb. Fsrs., % S.adsy inorg-ft oel
Ctr'., H-nr, fpuietan second ~ DAME = and Ma
VIM W. Appleton ered yrars ra . dsj- ., q,
~ rsa.lsts lflcr@ li ~ andy a." irfp.etpy iN''o
o. all-ud b. fIls,ai fletlly. NC, - f'.ei m
fr-, tho ,sidencs bsf,is- ~ DobD's fsfy Tho tram
s1l Chamber, ttreel r. ~ D. 49 r-ts a. f''
D. H. Ilf-ses vii le b. rsai :. ne s'sioi' - 'ohFey
tie fiontl to the house
prrrrRF-Ol eunav Or, w s-, 9n'sTs s,'' ?: yrsrs
Hi, fsnds end those n DO J. g. future tof.shn WIN
iac ot 1872 .etpsclly AntfH Z. ~@eLa y"
t,sr.l IRON hls late rss, lse - tfsnkr srrs on
Tuesday afternoon n O'Clock.
Cr.sRK-st N.vHoch-i, On Saturday 90 J. Mrs Mary
Clark. n tho 5sd Tesf Of bcr n4'A - .
u. AID u.sud 81 the family -. r.sp% ar invited
20 fud the ioncs fforl tho hethod'i p iAnseh tpPn
Nav Rschsus, u 2 o'rioct o. Mordsr, De- : NAN
caves ih Il 2it strts II 80 "eloesa ~
,aSl.-r. vii ~ ~ ustng "i.oeLel.r 4sYSt 20 seA
Wy The iGisldf 10 The chur-h
CORnFJA-ou saturday, o.. ]. ir: r'rt John couol'
IN ~. ist yer.
- fnersl from HE ate residence 80 ~" Clinton street
near Grand street., Rev Yors. Monday uoFsms Ocl
81 90 O cloci. WILTON iilItAeI lollre-
HARRIsOs-ln BlooNyu, on Sunday Je. ?. 1850 gplns
dve f,Lsb tl IL wl, " Gsoi.e NJ haffscn ~ me 'o'H
vaar ~ his fFe.
Notice Of the funeral Ia 90 fa0rroe paper.
KNOX-On Saturday Oct Malta Grace i.r.i daughter
10. Andrew AID An-a1s.s T.. huo., ~sea lio.,' ana .
The nld, of the auiy respectfully nFia 20 atten n'
innrla ilom the redonce o ncr pin 10. 80 ON ave
uu,. tlis tholia5I afternoon. a. oei'cs
CTvNARD--fn Brooklyn on Saturday Oct a'el short
srtrs aa Grofse ". krfiwnrd.
In yeVes gaa fussf invited 10 siond INA lne Ae&
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u.o.sg. AND weCLELLAN.
c.,. m,ern, of the Pen"'y''""'" Re-
serves, gepudin'e' 'h' Chicago NOME


u....,sl p',,4toh 20 The n Y Tribune
Ppn.ApYLPHrA Sunday. Oct .. lsoi
,,,oot;nc in Westchester yesterday le'-
A.. ,..s ro,a from Cen Geo. AcCan' formerly e'i'
-, ,he PENNSYLVANIA Reserves. Con. AcO"n "a
sC.as-..s on the Democratic ticket in ls52 ana LAS
-. hosu member Of that T.rty. Il VAL pe eo'N
49,. Ca, Mccall although one Of McCleHAHS ''''''e
.orussders repudates the, eenilc man. go.
eo'''''D ", .rp FRIDAY Sept 20. 1904.
~ vss.-s. W. l. BAgBEE, W. =. AAA'hA-N
Comm. r. o-r fc4tor ~ cha
CIVIL s,,Iy:I am II reselpt ~ yonr 's'sor ., .y
seh inst, inviting me 70 rresae, w, and Nor.er1
1he loyal citizens Of Chester, Dea"" .' OF M, 49, 80
- ~ 80. .. no held NJ the Agricultural an
-,und, an Saturday. next the itt u 'ct''' Ait"'1s
- trai,es 10 deriinc ne honor ,un nave 'hus u
~ -, vo, nv yicvs vi-h tspect ~ the great iues-
- yr,rc of the war now before our country
"a co .o he decided az Tire coming PresdeI. 81 cleo
e. ,s,icb riews in the main. nave never. under any
, 49,, undergone change
40 onn 0rflored more than ~ SCH the stern necessary
tcb r~on!rd the Northern States 70 take ~ arms 70
.neu the Rebellion OF the South. YET one more than
vself felt the necessity OF rpusrg ard c1rriug a tt
epores o. the country 70 this en1 Ono o. Two thHH
,ren stared IN the iaceeiihcr the positive suppress
ejon ~ the Rebellion and tho preservation Of the Union
az the utte aud irrctrieyabc n 81 position among the
natens a. the earth sud The enfamsni o. or chdrn
ol an everlasting disagreement. contention ana war
1iih TIC southern people. | now heneve, - ever
Rave believed that II the Union is worth p;Vseryns Il
n worth q prosecution OF the WAY 20 = Eucccfsl con
cgson With l-d 10 the conduct " the ~1r can
fo irdorso all tie ueGsnrCs OF the prosen. AduiIis
trafiJn buf regard any Administration int WI ler
critically prosecute the war preferable 20 oac tN n
10 favor OF GA armlstce and conyocauon % u. safes
Sn the States ia Rebellion have laid down tta arms
worry respectfully. your obecIout servant,
GEOAGL 4. 0c.SiL
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fAdveriseme1t.
NJ MuOTu Orr TnupASy We ghOulH

TAdvtrsenleItT
MAMMOTH OIL CoMPASY.- should judge
hy the large number of these corporations now besg
gained. that the pretroenm o business VIA very pres
rerous The discovery OF this oil has beep worth already
millions OF dolb b. the Government Tie shipments
abroad are 1t present perfectly enofmous, aud are
,teadily and rapidly inoreasirg. new company
lsoWn IA the President Petroleum Company" Is now
bei-g organized with prospective capital Of fse mil
lions Of d'ars We have LIST oi the soc aholders
aud embraces some of the strongest naiDe III The city
other leading men connected with some Of the largest
institutions tho country We have no intorost IA any
oil COMPANY. bat do not hesitate 10 Gay that had we
promises u psy largc dividends. and can hardly help
doing with only moderate success Ihoseoi our
readors WIN have money 10 invest IN corporations o.
this character. will find this new company worthy Oh
their asteltsn. See advertisement In our co,umns.
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lAdvsr.issnontj

IAdVeftIfuTltNtI -.
Give CONSTITUTIONS WAFER fair trial.-We
moan you who are under sYseis' cnre rom year
t. year. and particularly audo 70 ladies WHO are
constantly rcsOting 10 iocdI irc-fnE and al sorts 0l
local applications or Diseases with mnch chance or
SUCCESS hoe vogld be from ocd applications TO the
throat iGr d,sassa OF tie brain sold wholesale Dy
MORGAN g. ALLEN No. a. Ciiif-sl. and al druggists.
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RsttE ~.

LAHI,-HEAD-ir PTag5eace. T. l., On lhlf'a,Y sep y
%. Row Arrlstu 4t .. taisiec ~ - 10 - ~
& Pnft~r - Troy Ihh.fs fsue 80 Troy v y 70
Anne Gaze daughter 81 MaaisA ~ mead 90 fI'slaeics-
swuIplI-BUp DINA Woodiife Troy, " T. On
.tur.ls5, sspt ~. ~ toe Rev. Duacan hsnn'dy DE
C.rasi WsisVorh " aaio &C. 'si'.e yotn.e.' caash
fsr OF Henry Burden.
WELIs-CCE--M Newport. y =, On Nonae'. Strs ~ ~
d.. Ksy Ynaotef fnaYsr Do the ..s' S"An -. wee 81
Klla,u H. T. 90 sarsa 1agg -i,s o. o.. sss Adam = os
Ea q q ..rQ
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aited Petrois am
UNITED PETROLEUM
UNITED PETROLEUM
pARMs ASSOCIATION.
FAa'e5 ASSOCIATION.
FtrA,s ASSOCIATION.


ese fErus lnd ,u.erests consist o. sson, iec serss o.
lad. In tss IN Pennsylvania AID also two esehon inter
mos. which s.tus,ej h1usdeey upon Oh Crocs -
fAsy sous5ns is 80 think much .rsss oil sniepse
thai offered 20 he public Tas-- are now soe
EiseR Nss qrodAclns aid sooa. tie sane neH'osS<~As
Ihe ,rs,: PRODUCTION "a th inferred. IA sbeu Lea 10
barru PEI Gay Which, a. Ell rer barrel Tor ito BARRELS
ig -,.S, --orv -o.,s .a7s ao .rA tie pr.seni 20
ductiou /. payiBg ABOUT TWO AID hALf PIN I'M
p-I uoutA uoon nat amount OR NEARLY 30 PEA Cfn1
per and win ordinary success tar ehs ma az ~
IN procs.s II benz bored, (Which wells rl doobt b
rr5da-as within IL. nsE ~ 70 % isysb will double I'm
u product aud perhaps i1cfesst y rxsfotD % arr
Il ron on tha. Ia "a. 10 bore az stss COZ wells -
.h amount # thxs may be produced upon them h nsa
beyond cs ssUr IL Is iet wei known to o. shippsS
th'i rnoss ihsn ~tfn'tsth' o. the peope %
have ns.d Petroleum or ice F-ssoo as no,
bar hcsa produced to farnish lh.n- AUD sssn vnuS
thai 3orao cps have no Deea 9gosed site T. ~s9
way that ths;e i d-nrsr 81 obtain NJ -
oyur sJuae off, hss siready become 0. the -sd@&
staple Of .. fhoug !! = ony Il IT. inisney NepH3
~ nj hi, rrorerv u,o G, les. ir. p-pes With ospe
I'll ~ NOT les. than 81 10000 esb So 900 for ~
uhor and confidently believe ran r.ke sheee fssn
pay one D. cent JET month ei6eoJ.0 within tss ns
sN.vr rionls- A. -
s,pti,u bas f;s730e, Ist lPan be EoeE oss,. osy
az aoafs for AID az ocn - ve csn nke ne
10Y ore per ecu, month. rhe stock VIII rsac'iy 70 we0
i.t soal, ,esllv inAu,n,isi r.nner cf srt city MN
.r.ou .y Ooen on Creek - examine tGs>@ rscr sc t3
and ine,sss ard pleased u say they ere among re
hs,e returned erpsess ihsmss highly ssed and In<na
them voluntarily ,sy .hy regard sl o! the sErs ~eu
more than ia he.us paid fsr ihs whole 49,
We mos, GnreoNo-Ay seeenn4e1o 70" eh'e'p'''s '"e
I~ sp, and schedules ., ~ she property at our c@"S
here she'll bs psss-d ~ sho~ hss 20 81 who may c
call AID "a ois,ral! 's sny sna al osaeE Diosa'@ass
res.;ivr this rropfry.
MN os, syP'e11.'..ip 2 seA co
No. 10 PtnsN
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NJ, hcle'nrar r,nrrli cver one night - Ifclttl-
lch accDfus Tor The tWo votes The iurre hsu.c
ard IT. Louis road. 1hs Only soldier vote On H. VA
w.sontl. tran from Wellington - baluuOrg. WHOM
stood l3- Tor iin, Ola and 80 iof Nel n'nn
ylers difficulty abOli the Mcclellan a3g
IN Trrro- Ttey clruo. fnd $50 copporlcaof ~ ing
o-os;ts c1ch other aud honcc cln not 80 perins -
fll their Lesd hag ~.
A vote was taken 10 80 4. 5. General Hos
ritai a IoTL pR o. the ~ SEPT iifpafti4iy tak'n
1.it,lr. .rIeiflfiYn or Intimidation every fpiafr
voting doug .e.e!gs1ag add nceg. ~ish mo follow
a.H
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NY district have been curedty l.. and would recon-
mend evoryh"dy suffering from any disease OF she KID
neys 10 uso Constitution Wstor.
RicpARB IUaH
Sergeant EAth W ard Poiicc.
New. Y0rE. Dec. 30 1861
Sold Wholesale by MORGAN ALLEN No. IS CHRIST
and all Draggsis.
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Pric~s Reduced.
Dew LIN o. co.
Isre rcdao<s sber yF.ses upon the whole Of their
SUPERB STOCK or
ONE,RC ATS,
DRESS, FROcK AND WALKING COATS fA13S
LOOMS. VESTS.
AND BOYS CLOTHING,
10 the bsss Of + GOLD VALUE.
Dealer. may rely upon tue bes articles al tho iowes es
=, either store.
BROADWAY cor '0RsSDsT
BROADWAY. cor. wARRESST
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On. w. II. cREGl-Dtor ~; nave pe'h
- IN, n long tine with what physicians cal
niseo.es Of tie PEpsrhTl GLAND anG hii4Nlih ON
Urrg. and was uDape io obtain nug Icho' until ls'o
CoxgrfriTiOs WAuR which began 70 produce iis chf-
irc 600, ora~ tsing one or TWO oofe6, a1d no inail
go ~ ,r ,,r,t. fl lIfu at tHc goGll's having rui
lered All thai man could suder, and nyo aud rather
than be deoyt cd % to medicine. would be Wti's "
pay FiIrY Doll Ak a bottle Tor -. ~. -.
ha. NOS only cured NJ bg seVosa. o.h2r o.aessa ~
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PoiilIrnl ItcltA.

The following train votes were taken by Mr.
Kessineer Hospital 81 81 .fd itf Regiment Nrtcrgn Re
servo lurps dl-uF Itosnt -lp from - aalin.t'
CITY ~ ~. o... In'y llae fcrs e1oolragins >
hihif and flrfirH rfoh1hiv rood to1t y Vrbc
fiulsnt ~ c1n b. c0i. beginning al lllrds hniol
al. Inc L.ru l4sL. fl. 0.l stood.
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CopoNgr's INQUEST. Widey yes
FRIDAY held au Inquest OF No 40 Washington street
.@xlseI fo have fle,. from The Canal stree. pier On
"Wednesday i0st
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A Belmont soldier, an Warrington, wiIlone
leg and ty1.oelJOu. pGten over Ia rgAt eye cile ~
riot llsf w.l IL got int = gt-eut CO.., and
proceeded 20 SCH Mcclellan sorge bat e. he had p
sry more and villainolf smell o. whisky hint
him. the symyathg which hs APPEARANCE ~ brhi
oreIted. sabsided and ig songs wouldn't 20 on he
ald orF lHonc eit tie 80 together shd re ~"rot
Me- Il ln sn sOoa i0ot The tremendous patch on llh
NO Ut.,u ir4uiry h Wss discovered that 10 ~
poo. ycgJi0ad who hal been run oEer IN drurith
condition. by locomotive several years ego. sli ne
hin with patriotism With lios and with wtisiy Il'sn
Belmont soldiers muqt keep tlo patches on 'hsr oyc
ltsie longer or shcy may oil 10 grief 80 did this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

BIO PEAg.-William A. Fritz, Of Brook
lyn. has ehopnusa Duehosis pear, grown IN hls 81
do1 viich woig'is o1er 49, onnoos.
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The British steam ihip Virginia, Capt. Lewi''
Az red ~ rrdny nga. from Liverpool bringing 3 ioi
haley OF Cotton on froich q considerable portion o.
ulich 10 nf Il al lndil pf,fnct on
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HOW TIE SOLDIERS VOTE.

~ n.f Il iar0J IN !. !. IT.3Nsf.
Su: Thinking il might be OF intcrcg; 70 your
~.adcrS who hatf heard much about he sod.era al
ro Hc str she Young Napoleon" yin give you tho
,st Of vote taken by tLa Beth WisCoIsn Volunteers,
whilst IA this city le.t Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

1lis recirsenf b. comprised LARGELY OF Veterans who
bsro sersed their three ear1 under slch peace ~
rant sherman Be-. p c.
p,rlBargI Sept u 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

PRINCES IMPROVED PRoTEAg FOUNTAIN PEN
Satisfaction sir.ussd. Ono niiu. efi-, Ten hours fshpf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-09-02
Peace Negotiations.
The JAcQuES-eILLM0RE
MISSION.
Lincoln's Famous Embassy
to Richmond and How
it was Received.
THE LAST PEACE SENSATION.

A Fightin: Abolition ParsOn and
a Sensation NOvelist's Interview
with JEFF. DavIs..Dime Novel Di-
plOmacy..COlOradO Jevyett, Greeley
and Sanders NOwhere-.The Story
OF a Peace Commission Done up
in YellOw.COvered.L Literature Style
..COlumns of Conversation Given
from MemOry-.HOW Northern and
Southern Impracticables Fail to
Come to any Practical Result.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-09-02
The National lntelligencer and Press
fdeNt Lincoln.

The Lntelligeacer has, for a great num-
Der of years, enjoyed the enviable distinc-
ton of being esteemed a thoroughly can
did and honorable Journal All parties
have respected this newspaper for its
consistent adherence to the truth, and
the enlightened character of its patriotism.
1t has yielded to President LINCOLN, dur
ing this war, such support as to have
subjected it to the imputation of being
chiefly controlled by Secretary SEWARD.
1t now plainly and unequivocally saws Of
Mr.. L1NooLN's policy:
The President has recently made il annoren,
that, however slow he may have been in tal,inC
position, he now, in one respect at least stands
ARREST with the most advanced "rodicalisn, y
insomuch that he will not even receive or con
slider any proposition looking to peace or fJnion
unless it be accompanied with 1.-THE abandon.
ment of slavery" o. ro -
Will "old line Whigs," who have been
seduced into the tolls of the Abolition
Delilah, make note of this.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-09-02

Mrs DR.. Mary E. Walker, captured. in
Georgia, mas been exchanged as a regular
army surgeons 81 flH $40 HSF q ri ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

TO it, views results from the falsehood sssidu-
ously reiterated as to its character, those views
call for 10 further remark.
The Csmmereia! Adpertiser Of this city is ex-
tensiyely quoted in like manner as Republican
by journals perfectly conscious Of the fraud.
The COnmereiai, since its late change OF pro-
prietors, has made no pretensions to Republi-
esnism. It's specially was hostility to Gov.
Chase til be resigned since then, it pitches
into almost every thing done by and every one
connected with the Administration. 1t is In
spired By the desdlieSt, most enyenomed
hatred of the Republican party and cause Yet
it will continue to be quoted as Republican, be-
cause the Ccpperheads can thereby make party
capital at the expense of truth, and are none too
honest to do it. Our duty in the promises being
Done we propose (E. S. willing) to let the mat
ter henceforth take is course.
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DRCOY.DUCKs.

e. g writes 10 know what we have 20 cay TO
certain sentiments copied by The Joarus! y
Csouors from The Nesrdmypon Heraid, md
parsdsd q tAoss Of R7sstseao paper. We
hs1e only this to say. The H~ss4 s4oressd e
tnst s1ch Repuhlican pepper " The Mas- Yers
Hercid. md DOGS not pretend to be any more
-. Il sometimes does and sometimes does not
csncur with the Republicans On single point
inst a. does its nameseke here's bat ii does not
claim to b Republican, nor in any sense Anti
Slavery. And, Gs all the importance attaching
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
Thcnlefs.

There is nothing TO invite serious attention
this week at any Of the Broadway houses. TIE usual
inbeciities of the Summer season are in triumphant
progress and dramatic standards degraded 50 fii
below tho common level tha. criticism II Il be applied
at all mus. DO ruthlessly and Internationally adverse
It is the same story every year. The managers rehn
ouish their thesters TO any catoh-pen worthless
ness that presents ITSELF Even where efforts are made
toward dramatic propety at other periods OF the year.
taste and dignity and artistic sensbty are sscrces
to suit the supposed eIigences Of the Sumner season.
The only Broadway theater which offers no ohsnse NJ
the present time is tho Winter Garden and that u
closed. Elsewhere the performances are msuucraos
through the soveny caeessness OF octor or throosn
the gross incspacity Of stars" who are forced in'd
fagrert prominence. We should Ike to kno"
what managers mean to make oil theh
thssters Arc they entirely Incapable o.
honorable artistic instincts' Have they no feeling
whatever for the good aud the sensible purposes oil the
draral The best entertainment that the city now al
fDrds is tnwdry dramatic wishwah. which for three
weeks has thrown atmosphere OF deeolate duInesA
over our fncs. thester but even this seems Ike nooa
sad ambitious enterprise, compared with the exhibit
tions at other houses where coarse carsures Of hui
man nature hdeous asctatioas OF manner voice, and
bearing incessant swssger Of false emotion and dis
torted sentiment and aggravated Ignorance Of Tia
simple rudiments Of English speech, combine TO pro-
duce nightly csxpivals VI dramatic insanity. II
never agreeable TO be compelled 10 denounce without
modification the course adopted by manager. or "a
totally deny the professional qualifications Of public
performer but We believe hat hs interest Of theatrical
art Ia sas more necessary 70 BE- considered than the
sDouy xoprs Of any manager sco' or sctress and IN
view OF tho condition which the metropolitan stage
has been reduced impossible 10 des with the sab
ecs In any Less positive manner. II affairs osstinns in
tho saus course shall presently hs+e 10 revive our
reeoIlecsions Of Tho legitimate in tho Bovery and
turn TO Broadway only Or sLe baxbAyms and the MOD
strosities Of ths modern drama
The vsrioos performances for the week follows
A. walseks Thsetrg series oil standard plays viii be
represented beginning this evening With - Romeo and
Jaiie<,- and continuing With ''Ths Lady OF Lyons.
Loves 5s9iace,' sad othesA AZ IIbios " The See
Of fos' VIII b rspessed every night At Me Broadway
Thessss NV more representatives Of The Freacs
Spy ere annSanosd- A. B@nsms Museun the psnto.
nims u MAsutm a. Tie Night Owl" which Il resliy
vssy credisaby dosA vn b pesfsruAd sssy Afesnoos
aGd evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
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forpia on. o. Robeyts steamship line 90 eessd ,hs
Moses Taylor celebrated the Fourth Of Juy n most
appropriate and hleitous manner. There were the
usual ceremonies which obtain tia, day, i7cfrdins
an orssoa poem, etc.. and IN t6s terroon 'hs LADY
passengers In The cabin impfovised Sanitary FsiT
Trinkess Of svsTy description were placed Ga the
table and Tie steward Of the ship docsed ans cake
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