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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23

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Of the City Hal, from Broadway to Pirh row.
Councilman JAarEs moyed refer aAd resolution 70 the
Committee on Lands and Places.
Which was Host.
Coanensn RussHLL moved refer said resolution to tho
Committee on National Affair.
Which carried
Resolution that the Of Edward sandsh, recently sp
pointed Commissioner Of Deed be corrected - ~ to read
Edward W. staRdish.
Which vss concurIcd in. 80.
Resolution that permission be granted 20 II T lembold to
continue the on th. stoop IN fon o. h premises
number hundred asd ninety four Broad"sy, during the
pleasure Of the Common Council
Which ooncuued Ia.
Re.oinon ha PerHsson be srspied tod Can to place
stand 10 IN. siP ne-i soSh ST., sau ~ wv
" l.ich Wa. concurrsd IN
R.sciaon that PERMISSION be riscn to $ H. B,et % place
lamp the door Of hi premises number sI hundred and
oyight Broedwsy 10 be hshteS At his o~ Pene and to
" birh was c0nruIrcd In.
Resolution that the Street Comni.doner brempowered to
appoint suitable person - JanoT OF the tYnfih DS'fc
Court at annual salary Of thousand douai pay able
monthly.
Couptrocr be- directed to draw bic warrant IN favor Of the
Rev, Muedy pastor Of the Saint Lawrence Church. Tor
u donation aid OF the funds Of the said church the
amount to be applied by the said Rev D A Rincdy IA pay
op.una Madison syrnue Forty to Eighty
direct and BE- chsod b. the Comptroller to tie account OF
Dorations"
Which was laid over.
V.port OF Committee Repairs and Supplies, with reson
the street Comussiouef be directed 10 cause the
general :. pa and fitting that required 20 the Second
District Police Court buildings 10 be done without contract
ng therefor ana without delay TO an extent not exceeding
our Thousand dollars.
Which was Lid
Resolution ;ha, the CorrIuee National Affair he d.
rec.d procur. stand Of coors ior ne Eighty odh hes
n.nt National Guard State of hew-lors.
Which was aid over
Report of Committee National Affairs. with
luton pay bills neured IN receiving returned
regiments.
Which lal over.
Rsrort Of Committee on National Affairs. with resolution 70
paw bills Of sundry persons Tor services during the yea a
With referred to the Committee National Affairs.
An ordinance relative 20 elections In TIRE companies.
" bicL concaued in by the follow ing vote:
Afirmsvo-C oUuciimsn Heaiy keenan, Riley, Brophy,
Havr Hensrna. Gross Rcpp-T, hoster houshtaln llav'
Hand McGrlth Jaques Sehaofer Cook, BRANDON brce, k4s
sell. md Joyce-l9
And the directed to he sent to bis Honor the
Mayor ior approval.
Councilman JAQrgs moved ;hs, tho Board do adjourn
Mhuh was lOst.
RESOLUTIONS RESUMED
py Councilman ORoss-
Ecored hat pti,.iou b. and the spVe hereby given
60 Frac scosI 90 kr,p sodwsty saud in front 81 h
vreuis,s, W the soubSe-i rrt""r ~ eVnd ss'rr' Gus
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04
FTUM (ne hlCHNUUu " Dig.
Qeod News from cur ArEaiea.

Lees army though not SO large it ought to be- is
in hne plight. l. is large enough, too, to send Meade
on begging for more Food is yet ample cloth
ing abundant shoes plentiful enough and tne spirits of
the mep all that could be wished Whoever has the
blues, the hippo, the msgrims or tie Mysteries need
only 60 to Lees army to be cured instantly. All who
been to that army agree that there is An in
falhbIe remedy for dependency. Officers who 10
Richmond make haste to get back to the Rapidan~-
They declare that the croaking and gloom of the city
demorsliz3 them.
judging from what it has done of late, and is still
doing, Longstreets army is elso in fine condition.
SONS of the men have suffered severely for the
Of blankets and shoes, but the people and the
Government hare come to their relief, and com iains
ceased, Any way, naked or not Longstreets men are
pucky and strong enough to drive the enemy to within
ioup miles of Knoxville as the reader will see by re,
ftrriug to the column of kilograms
With regard to General Johnston's army, we
have the following assurances from the Atlanta Con-
federGcy:
Every Indication which reaches us from the army is
cheering It is not much that the troops are con-
paratvey comfortable in their rude huts, nor yet that
single universal sentiment OF confidence exists in f
vOr OF Gen. Johnston. The Chief feature that arrests
our attention and pleasure is that the troops
re euIlsting. The noble example Bet by the Ten
nessees1s. hese poor exes have held meetings among
themselves and have resolved to 60 home except
| with muskes upon their shoulders The KeDtuckians
follow, suit, and the whole army is now readily cub
scribing to a new term of seFgice. With tae new
levies which shall be poured in alter the first of
Febru,iy we shall be able to meet and repel Grants
advance in the spring The cry in the rear will put
bis ehouder to the wheel, and contribute whatever
he To the prop equipment of the army, especially
in the way OF blankets there would be Suffer
ing We confess, frankly, that the apparent apathy Of
the country bad excited some grave msgvings within
our hearts, after the retreat from Missionary Ridge but
the berusm OF the soldiers tstores to perfect faith
and we now look upon the advent OF hottiites with
sanguiue spirits. There is no mlcinz words about
tive must defeat the next forward moi enent, pre-
serve Georgia from Invasion, and the Cont deracy
With this result, the coming elections in the ORTIZ
will go against Lincoln Another party introduced TO
power, and then comes negoti4tion. With negotiation
comes peace.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04
EDirae OF the Army,

We present below preamble and resolutions adopt
ed By the One Hundred and Fifty urth TENNESSEE e
Regiment, Colonel M. MageVney 10 their camp at DAl
ton, Georgia. They compose nooe Illustration OF tie
spirit OF our soldiers
Whereas the present sxgences OF the service render it
exre 1eiy precaf to hazard ts deebcs by the with
drawa Of is old troops the army at the expiration OF
thei term service; and whereas Congress I vie OF
od apisat,cns in n sd and whereas in opn
lon give up fighting now by the old troops wcud De
on that the canse 10 hopeless 81
shereas we the members Of the One Hundred and Fh
Fourth Tennessee vo he senior Organization OF
peieve the struggle IN whlch We ss engaged
be holy one, wh Oh it 10 The houodsn du
every take part, and continue n until free
dom is WoD therefore,
Resorsd That though believe the intention at our
in kay 1852, would II Executed expire onr
term CT service On the ID of May nexsWe deermn
not 20 abandon q, until the last OF the vapdsl in
vaders are driven our soil, or we ere compelled to
substitute for liberty honorable abode soldiers graves
Reseced That prepared to concur in any legs'
stiou that Congress may devise for the better
tion of the military establishment Of the country 70 the
end tbat the result OF the contest may hs In no Doubt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04

where in wister quarters and comforts BILE
the will admit The weather il intensely cold thoV Oh
rot 80 severe as at tbia time last We have had
the ground here is scarcely clear of snow.
Furlougs being granted for days. at the rate of
sixteen enlisted meT AID officer from our regiment at
ore time and all ccers repaired leave two other
oter o1 Guy with cir companies tbus you see that
where there is but -oficer TO s. Company
as - frequently the ease-tbe o1aer a1pouDts 40 g
prohibition. There IS, however, this exception
hat fh. iG casos Of great emergency officers al
lowed pecessory leave Of absence upon application
and certificate of the facts Ths auhortie.
der ele stens 10 Fill vacancies for reasons lukEog1
and which d1 rot ques: ion.
We are expetiercng cur Sae share Of the hard tines
now ccInon 20 the whole country caused by The depre
citation q the currency and the scsrety OF oYisi ns.
thxietyfor the welfare OF femles home ceUses
dsefactio2, though scarcely is heard s.nce
we hava been in winter quarters our s1t!sr's keep
pretty good supply though not eqEa the demard srer
sbops Lo8eve aIs bit small OF satisfaction
pirate soldiers whose fass eight casez ont
OF in Iced of every cent OF The poor pttancs allowed
tseJa.
Tie troops are In coed health. Tie u.Ross harn 9ny
and good order prevails. There has beer hard word
or thought between two Ccecs Of TIE 2sth since
been with it.
Yours, &c,
d. r. &c. CJnrsny
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04
AWFUL. DISASTER IN CHILI-CkTHEDRAL De
sTROYED 8E FIRE-TwO1H9U WOMEN

An awful disaster occurred in Santiago the capital
OF Chill, Oh the s.h CT December. The Immaculate
Conception was being celebrated in tha church of the
Jesuits It was about O'Clock in the evening aud the
crescent OF light (gas) that formed the pedestal the
Virgin Mary fred Tie wood upon which il rested ard
the flames sprung wildly ovsr the building There were
len thousand persons in the church IT sudden0eas of
the fire was awful The dense of women frighten-
ed out OF their Senses numbers fainting and all eutap
gled by their lo swelling dresses rushed those who
knew that death at their heels. to the door,
which soon became cbockes up. Fire was every where
Streaming along The wooden ceiling it flung the csm-
ptene lamps hung IN rows there, among the struggling
women
In g moment the gorgeous church was a of fame.
Michael ADgelos fearful picture Of he'll there but
excee6ed Help vas all but impossible. H,rcuIss
might tave strained hrs strength in vain to pail oGe
from the ecred mass Of ireLz ed wreches who piled
one above smother they climbed over to reach the
air, wildly fastening the grip OF Geath upon any one
escaping in order That they mig be dragged out With
them. Women seizad In the embrace OF the flames
we're seen to undergo Transformation as though by
optical delusiou-drst dsKzng bright, then horribly
esn and snruuk up, then black statues rgdiy fled in
writing attl,ude. The fire, imprisoned by the i'm
mense thickness OF the walls, had devoured
everything comou.rbe by ten O'Clock, and
tbeR defying the s!ckeDDg stencil, people came to
cok for TIER lost ones The silence after the piercing
OF the burning were hushed in death, bor
rlbe. |: the silence Of the grave, uubreken by
the bitter wal or tanning cry. Ovsr f1go thousand
ous bad eaped through that ordeal OF fre to ihs judg
meDt seat of God
The writer referring to the re handles the clergy in
the most manper and says the popusce OF San
tago are ed with indeeerlbabl Indignation at the
moDsrous conduct Of the priests, holding them guilty
of the death oil all these victims, and particularly the
mounteb bank Ugarte, the inventor OF the Virgins
Post Office impl sure, which required countless num-
ber Of Lights, psstshoaEd scenery, &e.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04
Tho CFtstA.

DR.. Elliott, tie patriotic shop of Georgia, in
late preach III SavanLah e1hIbi the alterna
tive beure Is, Ia lew sentences pregnant with ali the
fire u prophet aud patriot. These indeed, words
that burn
Forward. MY carers, with our shields located and
our trust in God, is our only movement now 1t is
100 late to go back ward. We might have gone
backward year ago, when cur army victorious
y numbering at tbe gates OF Washington, and were
keeping successful bay the Hessians OF the West had
We been content to bear humiliation for ourselves and
degradation tor cur children
But that is no longer left 1t is now victory or
unconditional submission submission not to the
servative and Christian people OF the North bat to
party Of lnhde fanatics, with an army Of needy and
greasy soldiers OF their backs. Who shall be able to
restrain them in their hour OF victory When that
hour approaches, when the danger shall to be
over and the spoils ready to be divided every outlaw
will rush 10 fill their ranks, every adventurer will rush
t. swell their Iegious and they will sweep down upon
the South the hosts of the Atia upon the fertile
fields of Italy. And shah you dLd ia defeat that mercy
which you did not in victory?
You may sumber now, but you will awake TO fear
al reality. You may lie upon your bed. OF ease, and
dream that when 1t is all over you will be welcomed
back to all the privileges aud immunes of grscy ci
zeus, but he" terrible will bs your disappointment -
Yuu will have an ignoble home by he; ies OF
insolent slaves and rapecous soldiers You will wear
1he badge of copqueIed race. Periabs among your
fellow creatures yourselves degraded your delicate wives
and gentle children thrust down menaI service iE-
suited, perhaps dlshonored.
Think you that the victorious hordes, made up in
the large pare of the sweepings of Europs Leave you
anything As we'll might the lamb expect mere from
the wolf. Power which is checked and ettered by q
doubtful contest ia very different from power victorious
triumphant and irresponsible. The friends whom you
have known ard loved at the SCub, who have Rympa.
thiEed with you your trials and to whom you might
have looked for comfort and protection, will have
enough do then 10 take Of themselves he Surge
have TO sweep will carry them Away in its re,
fluent tide.
Oh! for the tongue of prophet TO paint for you
what s before you unless yea repent and turn to the
Lord, and realize that His hand is upon all them for
god that seek him." The language OF Scripture s
alone adequate to describe it The earth mourneth
and Iangulsheh Lebanos is ashamed and htwn down;
Sharon is ike wilderness. They that did feed 6eli-
caey d sOate in TIE Streets they that brought
up in scar ct embf ace dunghlls They ravshed the
women OF Zion and the maids in the cities Of Judah
They took the young men to grind. The joy OF ou
heart ia ceased dance is turned into mourning
[ he is fallen from head woe unto US that
nave sineG :"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04

When the fire broke out they blocked up the doef OF
the sscrsty. devote themselves undisturbediy
to saving their gincrscks" They saved gilt image
some wooden saints cbaices and great deal of sacred
mating. After saving their trash they dad awsy, ex
eept one priast who favored the agoni2ed victims with
bis a6soIuticn.
More than 500 persons Of the highest caste perished,
the greater part young girls beteeen teeu and twenty
years OF age One motter pershed with hr five daugb.
ters Two thirds of the victims servants. Seve-
raj houses have been noticed BY the police as empty be-
cause all their ianates have persisted.
The latest information is that 700 bodies have been
recognized. Three Thousand at least were in the build
ing, and it is not yet known how many have escaped
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04

RE hN-1 TdEsrs Of he three years men, whose time
IS about exglria come rei,hsr snsly nor yet bat
taIio0s nor even hrigades. They come il divisions
and corps. Ihe Army OF Te4o,ssee has struck the
right leynote. The sound will be prolonged, and each
eclo VIII be mere sign fcant than the report Of vic
tory tor f,Li8, though won may again be lost but
white tie great heart OF The people and of the army BEATS
in the right place the cause casoot be lost, and must
finally prevail.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04

Resofsed That think justice to the Old troops re-
q1ires that their old organizations should be preserved
tact, and not ncom patibe With the public interest we
would reg nest that Congress- in framing essIation
respective organisations,
the preservation OF whatever historic character may
have been fortune to have earned.
Re'olred That the One Hundred and Fifty Fourth senior
regiment of Tennessee Volunteers tender their services
the country long exgenoies may them and
that the Colonel Of this regiment communicate to the
President and 10 Congress these resolutions.
Every member of the regiment was present when the
resolutions put and unanimously passed.
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Notice.
Prov ST MARsHAL's OFFICE, }

WasnloRtOn, n. . Jan Is, lSb4. (
The attention Of the roFCs Marsbal been called TO
the fact that many persona resident within the
Washington and under the protection OF the Uuied States
forces who have ard suhscrbed and
Parole required by General Order No. 49, Dep lrtRent Of
Virginia aud North Carolina,
he terms Of his order reqlte that no PERSON can
have any protection favor passport privilege or have
any money paid them who Goes take and t
the oath and parole. Notice s therefore given TO ALL
PERSONS Of the years OF discretion MALE AND FE-
MALE, that FoGe weeks time this will be al.
lowed for the purpose f taxing The oath end Parole.
7. J. SKlNsCN,
& Captain ana Provost Marshal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04
From The Rsloipb Corfedsrats

EASTERN NORTH CARoL1vA-A gentleman from
below has furnished US with handbii COPY of the
Yankee Provost Mar halls " otlce" at Washington
which We copy below It will be Seen what tyranny
and oppression the citizens of that section are subjected
to. Ard after reading, if there be ely one who wishes
10 be restored TO Lipcolns Government, we hope be
will oe given free pass to Washington without de-
l'y. Here is the document
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04

who had for some time spread terror over the co,tr
His Ben, wandering about without q Captain ney
quickly either taken dispersed. The burgonSster
decids that the horse, and VaIise, which Contained
great number Of gold pieces should be given TO youud
Krette, whose courage had so powerfully contributed
to rid the country of bandits who had infested it for so
lOpO q jma
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04

armed forces and Ioscal orgspSaticn Neither eor6ca
aon OF property political exe<ations of territorial
should be contemplated for In prosec ting t6
war all private property and ursrmed pesos sboud b.
operations Al private property taken for military
houd be pbid receiete3 for plage ard shoot
prohibited osensive demeanor by the military toward ci,i
zers promptly rebuked. Military, should not b
and oaths required by eractnents consitEoDally
made should be nsher demanded nor received Military
i'o 0E'er and the protection Ct political rights
Military power should Lot be allowed to int fare win
the rsiauops Of ser7ude either by supporting mpe
ing fhe OF the master except fer repessDg die
s ID otae cases slaves eontraband under the a?t
1fe right of the Government to appropate
to it's own service claims CT slave labor should be asserted
ana the right OF The owner coDpsI saon therefor hosd
be recogEzed TITS principle night be extended upon
grounds OF military necessity and security to all the slaves
WITHIN Per uer State, working nsneIns-ion in such
state aad in thus Missouri Ia,hsp in Wss ern Virginia
soGh nsasure is onl9 question OF time System of
oeV thus constitutional aid conservative and pervadsd
by he Influences of ChrissDt and freedom would receive
the support OF almost ell truly loyal would deeply
press TIE rebel mates epd all fcregE naoLs and it might
De hnpsy hoped that would commend itself tie ia
oi ne Aushty Unless the principles governing the u-
tue CoEdac OF struggle shall be made known ard
provse, the efforts to obtain requisite forces will be
hopeless dec sTstion OF radical views, especially upon
hA'er5 VIII rapidly dlsintefrate our present srniss
[<gned) GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
Earia August the army was ordered to Aqua. The
condition OF sfars Wsshngton during the campaign
Pope graphically described September the And the Pre-
slden directed Gen. HoCelan TO take command Of his
o~n and Gen. Pope's and find the enemy On the
III OF september A1tietam fought Geuth Moautain
and CHAMPION Gap having been already by Not
spGc suo colour was lost by 10 these battles and
our total ios 10 at Anstam is stated Gel sfal
loan at i2469. TIE advance into Virginia after 1tie
lam is related with of the by which that
dTarce delayed On tAe night OF November he 7th
tfe' eral iieLan relieved and the command
fered to G e. Burnside General Mcclellan thus describes
his own re port
Instead Of reporting y!co-io9a canpan, 1t has been
ny dDty to relate the heroism # uced army sent up
os an txpe ditioa into enemy county there sha
don one a. d 10 originate another plan paign
" which mign and would have been If
With pJre cisJu OF its bur h ch ft
caCae oT tie Iepent+d failure Ct romsed o; th
nGet Critical and, proved, the most fatal moments
That osn surl ordinary description its uetra
mUs be lett toy the pHE Of 'he hstofiaa liz Il
sim reflection when the nation Eh II De looking back
ne p%s from the midst o days. For il
SCtSient 70 that VIctors IL
I'D and u2ie :he duraLCe Of single corps
C. onAed the cb7ot Of s fighting, and by securing to
he its transit The James left enemy
ul2CVs aud b8rreD victory
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For the Joul nal.
CAMP 2eTH II. G. REGIMENT,
Meas Clarks Mountain, Va, Jan. 2l, 1854
AEssRs. EDToRs Sincs my last communication the
18th hss mgYsd camp trgm Aort02s FsEG 10 this place,
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WAEEE I'D.

. TxPE"ICN I'D Male an3 female Teacher, TO take
= o5arIe OF School Z Smi! vile brufs"Gk cou9ty.
''EF JESSE q. DREW.
Il. "a IS 49,