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sin N,irat anf btn econ.

Buffalo, 5. Noo. Nus 9laubpirb iseu
0uellen tpmn1t uns Die Nadri6t, bub Der
9aupfer o@eprgianna" bur6 bic gebeIIen in
9prpnto setauft tpprben lit unb iebt pabri6eins
li6 an irseno etnen Orte oer canaoiiden Suite
armirt piro. Seine 8%eltimnung lit, auf ben
Seen aIs Pirat gu freu5en unO tpo m6gIi6 ben
Rrie9soarnpfer uWfidi9an" 5a perlenten. Ser
DGeOr9iunna" purbe iebr tberer erfauft linb
tpar, ppr eirigen Sagen III unlerem !6afen, INN
feline 0tuidinen repuriren su laIIen. Gr fubr
pbne 6radt lno pbne Glariri3ein weiter. Wlas
lit ouf feline Grldeinung ais &aper pprbereitet
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OaMptqnartier DcS mittlern Separtes
IMent, 8. Mrmec=SOrpS.
81 .. 107.

- n.L VkhE ' ~ 1 y = ~ v
Baltimore 9. MCp. 1854.
Sn @smisbett SSm Rrtsesantts e~rbalttner SnatuttSnen
rpirb lol6en Sffjteren urb 2euten, bye bet Der tcHmenben
2Datl 81 atnmen pinfhen, urlrub, pe berrdh petter ipe-
itfctrt tptrb, gerabrt rNfrben, udrnIth
Maer p1rpltrten 3 fiSieren> unb 2euten I'm Camp Parole
Sl annapolis bis gum ID Rpt. 1864.
Der befeblSbabeube Offjter If NIT Der ~panitIt6en Nus-
fnbrune bes Sbtgen tetraut.
Maen, surn Dtente i'm 6eIte ~unfdbtsen SslSdtsa, bic absr
reiien urb In ben Sc1pttilern bteies Departments G6 boa
Rem Stnateu Mt6tedn MtseonEn, NarHIanb. Grnntcticut,
9tels Santpfbire, Suinpts, pennfplSanteH, Obtp, Waine, SIT.
otann, Oelatrdre. aeefsUir8tnten, Stem 9prt. WaHapufetts,
Ttpee SStanS, 8ermrnt uub Stem SerIe9 beFnoeu. DtefeIben
erbalten llrIauh IN @fmdetett Der In hteiem Sauptsuartscre
TIM Hetrsff etneS teben States Hb beftublt6en Snftruftipneu.
Muen OtIateren tn ben 9pIrttdleTn eiefes DepartementS,
ete btrnaunfltts itnb, aber In ibre 9etmatb reiieu t0naen.
bis sum ID. NcS. 1854.
Der ~ bi;tnat.Di Director hes DEPARTMENTS irirb fir Ste
~perJrBtibe AuSfIbruns beS Sbisen irrgen.
Der urlautsltein Dtrb ctreft BON Denen. BET pel6en bic
DffiBtere unb Spltatsn f6 inelben, eusees Ben unD, ais auf
ipeIteae autrrttdt les Sen. Naiprs Nalace setpdbrt uattr.
act &ne. merben.
Die Mnsabl ter 10 dusseeebenen misunderstanding un6 ber
Werlaneerun9 lsIber, frpte nne unter benz rbtgen Sefsble
%geipdbrten Y3enteS Of Mbitnce" tperben, faalliH %clafTfetrt,
etelent S1upt4uartiere 6emeIeet pTrben.
DaS Oudttttriretaers.D Depot ptrb Fl. & Eraneportattcn AUG
6tr- unb &rdretie mad unb BON Der 5einatb auen ScISatsg
~eefpdbrer, he ~entirecer neue cber p~erldnserte lrIdutslbstne
bsisen, UNI gum Swede fer Sttmmab6ate bet her teporrerea-
ben GDnti In tbre netmatb 3u rstien.
Muf BefebI res @en W11iprS 9pa0aCe:
Oliver Watttcms, U. q. ".
Mmtlt@: 8 m 8 u. M pG, ". Z. e. t4nO-)
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GINS 0etusCrlfa,rs.
E~0icbtise ,nilitarifbe crsres. GinrOuirtins ser
@iiraer. GdLieSuna BON @pieIbdnfern.


SSiirser. SAliesuns BON SpieIbdaferm.
NewzOprf, 5. Noobr. Die Sampfer
Gpentug Star unp @terrimac iino bon Nclp'
Orleans nit 9aten pom 80. Sftbr. ~angetpnt.
men.
@i6tise Militdrbefeble tparen in NemzOr=
leans ~erlaien ,%tpproer. Ser cine besiebt id
auf bic ginrOlirung Der 8irger I'M @plf<9e=
partement. IQe gerlonen, mel6e ii9 midi
.rappprtiren, tperoen perbaftet uno beitrait tper-
ben, Serner iino ale Spielbduier in Der
Staot NepsO orleans gei6lpIen ipprben. Spie.
Ter, metde am uno na3 benz 1. 9tOp. ibr Sc.
iddft mod bstreiber, weroen ben 8esimentern
.uls Basentrtiber uns a6ae susepieien iperoen
Sine meitere Orore perflst bic Grri9tung slpeiel
N~eserregimenter IN Nem>O Orleans uno llmge,
1eno.
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Gin @enitorp oonvfer o~efunFeu.

2~OutSpilIe, 5. glppbr. Ser Saniturp
9anpfer 9unleitb 1T seiunten. 9aS Boot if
total D%erlprer. gT&
Sie 2aoung pirb pieIlei6t in belhdpigtem
3uitanbe 9erettet tperoen.
Rod ssoei Camper scfunfem.
st. 2Ouis, 5. Sop. Ser 9ampTer ,sSaS.
@bite" lant bel Der SnieL SO. 10 i'm WtiiFl1ip,
Ti. es ~es $4,000 ipertb INN MIR fir $780,
600 perli6ert. Die 2aoung 9eb6rte Der Geaie,
rung unc 1T pabrideinli6 total perloren.
Ser Sampler r&anoplpb"- iant -9eIfern al
Der Ninbung ces SqinpisauiIes. @crlnf ni6t
~al9e9eben. NO.
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Ser DON GaneSo aus erypertete @trsIs;ue.

0ewsgOrt 5. g}op. Gen. Muior 4sd
tit beute nod Der cunaOilden grense abgereiit.
Dswegp, 5. giOu. 9ie Giuils uub Milis
tairbeb6rben baben 8OriidtsmaBregeln getroI=
fen, ole Observation-Disclosures Surtid5uf9lagen,
penrt fe Die StaOt an9reifen ioIlten. Ser
@taOtratb peritdrtte bic 8Oliseimodt, audi 1T
eine &btbeiIung oeS As. 81. 9. 9test8. anwe.
ieno, peIdc ret Slub uno ben 6afen patrouiis
Iirt.
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fir U%OntraktOren.
suba4enssof6e Der Der. ct. strnrre

p n T#H| I1#I nsTatsI flrsHne3 go. u 0ruthitr.
Baltimore, 81. ct. 1864.
StrfeseIte InsebStt TN Duplitat wtrbeH auf bieer Offts
BIS Wtpntas, ben 7. Rppbr. 1854, Mtttdss12 llbr ~sntseeea-
senrn.men, I'm eas Ser. ct. Subaaent Department tn Bal.
timpte. Ne, ~ ~serfebeu NIT
Sdiier gum paden BON 9emablenem &afiee
tWte las In Der Office oesetstt NluferJ,
gpte aud
Wfeblfdier uno babe SSdiier nit runoen Reifen,
tn folder 8abl unb gu folder 3ett, ais wabrenb Der ss6lten
9 ntanate perlanet pereen, bonn Z. NOS. 1864 an eere6net.
Die Bdher tdb ab3uliefern i'm Der. 81. @nbiRenA Waarens
bans, 30. 100 %. Qcmbarhfr, Baltimore.
Ansebstt mullen aat Bprma!are eei3riesen fsIn, wsl6e
aHf tteIer Office su baben fnh.
9atlune wtrb nipnatli6 In fclhen Epnbs aeletnst, ais on
9Gnb fnb, nenn tttne pprbanSen, Ictalb ais Yrelfe ttnasben,
Sebe periea, cher iebes WPttolteb elmer Girma, peIhes eth
sH folder tersits asf .bisfsr Office ~rsstartrt rurSs.
s. 8. Gilman,
~(nrol-7) Cart unh 6. G. u. g. ".
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enbfffems.Dffee Der ger. 81. strmce.
Rs 20 SputSar.

NO ~ Sputbhr.
Baltimore, efa l. Npo. 1864.
g~erNeeettt Inettcts, I'm Dupiitdt. rsrbru auf btefer 81.
nee bis Werntdg, BEN Z. Npcenter b. s., NRtttaes II utr,
entgesen9encrnmen, UNI has Der. ct. Subtfen,. Departe-
rhent su Baltimore wlb- su rereben nit
1880 frti@. Ssnatltuent petbem pber ssltem RUtn-
uebi treI&ss a%ngeseben ietn mubh Su ssrpodtn In
eute fatte Sa6er. Mb;ultsftrn In fOi@en Quantt-
taten uns 3w iplGsr 3stt. pe IS perianGt pelben
MAG e%ntpeetr tn Baltimore, w1b, Uter In EOrfOIt,
Wd. Der Mblis ftrunpSpIas ia antuesbtR.1
1870 eO0pfan wtt6e Bpbnen t6o pfS. anf ben
SuibeD, rcbI fcrttrt unb trsdsn, reipddt tn quite
farte & sner. Mbsultef. rn In Baltimore, Np, In.
nertaIb 10 EGseH som Datum beS HpHtraFte.
Die AHoebrte inb antn ben Seeiueuusen untsrwcrfeu.
ptl1e In metneu rnsern anSstsen pcrge ftrteten finh.
5. >. GiImdu
(npb2 ~ @ Edpttin lnb G.. 9. II. g. VI.
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Gin faIfd,es @crad,t.

Cairo, s.. 9opbr. Sa8 BOT einisen ga.
gen beri6tete @efedt Swil6en SOrreit uub Sol.
6at6 beitdtist fi9 niat unp 1T pabrl4einli6
cine vGnte."
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Bic NrdfISentcnipab1.
6OlsenOes 1T bic Subl Der Skinner, mel6s
peridieosnen Staten BEL Der beperffebenoen

!3uiammen % Staten nit 231 Stimme1t.
Auseroem tueroen pieIeidt ppn 2puiiiona Z,
Sennelee 10 unb Nepaba 3 Stimmet abeeee-
ben. alabama, Nrtanias, Sloriba, Georgia,
Dtiifiippi, NOrbe uno Slbs Garoltna, Seras
unc gir9inia itimmen nidt. Menn bic BRET
Obensenannten 5peifetbaften Staten ni6t finn
men, bsoarf Der erfclsrei6e ,@anoioat 116
Stimmen. Natiirli6 rednet iebe 9artei fir ib@
rem ganOiDuten cine bel @eitem sr6Bere Maips
ritdt beraus. 's'' 20.
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Cperntipncn maine MfpsiIe.

Iew@0Ort, 6. SOP. 8riefe aus Gem-
Orleans metoen, buB cine Expedition gu @afer
segen bic tleinen Snieln nobe MobiIe 9emadi
puroe, pobei pisl @etroioe uro &ieb erbeutei
tpurse.
Sn Clinton, 2a., lit cine itarte 9iebeIsnmadt
inter Mbarls erl9ienen. Z. re s's
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Geuersbruna in Grneprn.

Concord, 81. s., 4. Stop. gOrtge gtadt
ipurDen mebrere @ebduoe in Der gldbe bea
8alla9ier> uno giienbobn=9 epots elm &alt6 Der
Slammer, pas einen @erluit pom $4,000 sur
6Olse bate. Ser 9r6Bte Tbel beS Gigentbnms
1T peti@ert. &
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snbHaens.offec Der gscr. ct. glrmec

ae go. 20 South Ctr,
ussr4E agisH 81 IS Baltimore. Wfh., ]. RSv. IS64.E
SerReSelte Aneetpte I'm DupIttat werhen auf bic Ier Once
entee seneenentmer,. UNI has Der. st. Sutfhens Depar.t-
rtent ~ 8aIttn,sre, Web9 ;I Serfeben NIT
tOei uno &orn in Mebren.
Die Gteerunssn fab am Waters Wbarf, Baltimore, Aeb.
an MAIDEN, fret Opn gpta-f ssle fur bic GrntraiiOren. ToS
Sea rEu6 euteS Sea tn 1alen uab fasRern tn sgIen Sd6sn,
MORON jeber IN 8aibel bait scrpadt fetR.
Anoebste psroen auaenpmmea fur eieteruns bon so Tra-
men 9eu unb 1000 BufteI ROrn tn Nebren (36 Dfb. ouf rem
8uftel) unb aufm6rts. @teter ntSeen dnsebtn, rrnu Re bic
3tefernus Beginner unb mann ~beeubtesn rplen.
Dns 1Fertrte 9ea u. torn pirb elmer aeneuen SuIpefttcu
unterwprfen, ebs eS nn8enrutraen trtrb.
Mnsebcte fns aaf SsrntulAre su i&retbsn, trelte BON bielsr
Office iu bestehen Fne.
Batluns wirb tn folten Tunhs aerna&t ais perabe an SaaA
fire; limb tetne ~rprbanben, trbnlb OILS reIde ~elneetea.
Sete @eriOn rDer iebe 6trua, welGe Musebpte n.S5t mus
~ststelbea fIrt stnsn GrsuetS b~ssIetten. nenn nt6t eta folder
bier restfrtrt murbe.
Mue Aneebcss wertea Dienfoes unb Gressass jsser WsHt
erBfnet.
SEESMa =. s.. Gilman.
(2ne1-lNS&I Capt. unb 9. q. u. e. u.
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@p,l 0aIifcrniet.

San 6ranctscU, 3. NOoember. Ser
0ampfer @Oloen Gitp fubr berte NIT elmer @pIo-
fra6t BON $4,000 fir England unb BON
1867 900 fir Netp.Oort - mad 9anqma alb.
Inter ben paNasieren befnben f9 8i6ter
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staotsMeei(trators soface.

8aIttms re, IL. Oft. 1868.
Ia bic Grtnntifdre fer SeFnune ppn Strasen einsu De
rrt@t tbres eenauen Uer3eidn nnS Der Werlufe unb 0ertnns
tr ettnun6 Der IItbGthraBe rpn EoIs
ttntsre bic Seecnhfrass ~abssI'efe't taben. 70 wir6 biel,uit
Wamrt&t seeeben, bnb belastes gsrjei6niF nit ben ha,u ae.
9ortssn glatten mod 80 Gage bonn pbteen Datum, an In Der
an las GrimtunIseridt Ter Stab Baltimore sentadt wrr6en
e nnen. (12rtt4gDlmIp)
NOTICE. - Application will be made to the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore to erect a
steam engine on premises No. 2SS Saratoga Str.
27oct4tseodl
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GitO G0mmi11iOncrS Nfffcc.

Baltimore, /. Ncb. 1864.
Gerie9elte &n8e6ate werfen tn bieler . fee bts Jrettae,
zen II. ,. Wp Mben6S 9 utr anGsucrtmeu perten, UNI bic
d~aHettefr~ Srtihen 9cateae une GalSertftr, Su ~erabiren.
Pliaifern unb su reportreR, ferHsr nfue Stetnplatten az Lee
sen u. ( 10.
8eu GOntrnttsr wtrb ~SerIanet, N& nit gutter gnrsItaft
oertintlt6 3u MAIDEN, bob er feinenn &pntratte Itrtft uad-
fentnten Tam, mite tS bic Srtirars "@noblttbtng q GrHem
OF Srattns, Paving ane HepaStue tie Strsets, 2anes aus
&GeeS Df tpe Gttp Of Baltimore" ~Serlaret. Sm Muftrag
SOB 6 mttb,
(1nsS6mliaE) Glert. Ter StGtt.G UmntG6te.
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Mus GrIoraSp.

gitn 5. gtOp. 9ie Mbitimtnuns
in Der StuatSmabl ersab cine Maipritdt bon
800 segen Die senta6ten @uri6Idee.
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"a n,erifanifbe Sfaebridten.

Stem Wnrt, 5. NOp. General 8utler fam
am Sonueritas nit crei Off5ieren ieines Sta,
BEG bier an unO ities i'm 5. Apenue 9Otel ab.
Gr beiudte nod int 2aufe oes Sases General
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aener IN Nnnolo.

Buffalo, 5. 9topbr. 6eute Mlorsen
brannte Elm @aarenbuu8 in 8aibington<, Gde
BON Quaplfr., ob. 9ailelbe entbielt Mepica-
mente i'm @ertbe BON $4,000, Ser SptaLa
@erluit lit So 5000.
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Re60nntmnC5u.lgen.
Mrofo9marfhon0 Stree
3weiter % 9iItrift bon Marplano,

t Bo~ltimore.5 5. Jtob. 1864.
gDir begidubisen 6iermit, buB naGfebenbe Perionen,
ipelhe im 2. @on9reBbiitritt bon @larplanb aus9ebobem
pprben paren, aus beisefiisteu @,iiuten erimirt ipurben:
Gbaries SendIe, IL. Difritt eoItO. Co., feute eineu
Gubfituten; Ss1epe Shebner, 7. Darb, su alt; @ioiam
@1iItr, Z. Warb, uutauStiG; 9elepb @crnF, II. DiTritt
gaItp. Co., uutauSliG 0iobsrt @basrt, 10. Difritt
Salto. Co., mutausIiG Sbouns 8cnb, 70. Dinrift
Baltic. Co., ifelte einen Gubitituten; Sobn BotOmauu,
. 0ifritt Sarforb Co., TO-; Granfliu Dpper, l. 0tfr.
6srfrrb Co., bD.; So6n GinIes, z. warr, DO Ssbafiau
3ans, 3. sBurb, 10. Senrb Ulceaus6lin, z. 8arb, b..
Saues Cope SeuIp, IL. 9iFritt Baltic. Co., no..
gobert Gatbcart,
Yrefo6marI60I uub
DrGibent tes @iurrlirungss9care.
SOnatbnn g. Chapman,
GinronirunsS4G puMiifSr.
q. Npbcrt BGrc,
(gtcb7) Mr3t beS Ginronirungs-g oarb.
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sir @Ousesneur :

SIR SOu1ernemr:
&boma8S mann, Staot Balhn1cre. /,
TEr SieMtenantse 'Ouperueur
6. 6. 9pr, pon SaIbpt @puntp.
Sir Generals In,paIt:
&leg. 8anoalI, BON Nnne Arunoel.
Cir Gd,asGmtssG OmptrOaer:
81. s. Stump, BON Caroline.
SGr Gid,tsr Ses 0IYpcuatiOns. GeriHts:
8. @etieL BON @aibinstUn Gsuntp.
Stootes6 eleeecbuns.
1. Legislative ifritt:
Sendt: Sfpbert Burner.
Se~iesatensSamS
gaIeb 9. Spnes, $. 8. 6. Carr,
65rifian 8artsu 5. S. Grcot,
Sbps. g. SambIeton, Sames s. Bee.
2.SesisIati6< Dtfritt:
GenGt: Sslepb 6. Wbttneb.
0elegGteus6aus
&. .. Darling, g. @. SCper,
GE. 81. 6ra5ier, 9bps. s. EuU,
EbSutas SGrris, Epss. $. Nules.
3. 9esiStattS s0ifritt:
Geuat: @. 6. Ueaunb.
EeIegatensSams
Saul. 6. @arriIoa, Wi@asI G6ppacre.
8. g. Cummings, 5eurp 8. Saserh,
s.. G.. 9oass, 3auss 6. BiIfiuston,
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Titr 3cprdientantcn int Grn0reR
Is. 81. Gre 10 III, BON Cecil.
III. = 6. s. @ebiter, bon 6arfOrs.
III. - 6. 6. 8belps, Stabt Baltimore.
Nv. - Sranct8 Sbpmas, BON Naesans.
VS. 6. 9OIlanb, ppn Baltimore 81.
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aeunblitauiide 9tOniaatiOnen.
Rnr g}ts
HnOrem J06non II,
Bon Eeautfet.

WcctOren fir ben Staat tn1 Wan5en:
8m. s. gilbert,
5. $. GDtOsbprOI9b.
Stir bic Oiftrifte:
1. 9iRrift-@. $. SO. Sarrow,
2. -@ M. 9. 8eeie,
3. -8. 6. M~attbewS,
4. s.. Nesbit,
5. g. 50 SANDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25
POLITICAL TRIAL IN FRANCE.

The rule of the third Napoleon Is undoubtedly
ono of the most remarkable IN the political his
tory of the Nineteenth Century. Hitherto dcs'
potsm and democracy have been regarded a.
the two opposing poles Of European Society /;
Louis Napoleon is tryingto prove that they are
by no means incompatible, and that united they
form better form Of Government than when
taken separately. Against the old G'Yernments
which continue to treat democracy - the most
dangerous Of political heresies, Louis Napoleon,
with apparent earnestncss, boasts Il his belief
in democracy, and especiallyin the result Of gem
erai suffrage. On the other hand, against the
democratic party, which has always agreed in
demanding freedom Of speech, freedom OF asso-
citation, freedom of religious worship, Louis NJ
poleon upholds the worst form OF depotism tho
world has ever seen. One of the most recent
exhibitions of his despotic rule Is the trial OF
GARNER, Pages, Carnot and eleven others, which
was concluded Oh Saturday, August 9th.
At the approach Of the last general election
the thirteen accused bad organized themselves
into q committee for the purpose Of recommend
ing to the constituencies of the country suitable
candidates for the Legislative Body. Most Of
the members are advocates. and they used the
utmost caution to conform with the law which,
beside other despotic features contains pro-.
vision forbidding the formation Of societies of
moro than twenty members
Blu. all their caution availcd them nothing.
The Government was bent on suppressing an or.
,anizatiou which hsd been instrumental in
raising the number Of Opposition Members in
The legislative body from five to thirty five, aud
i, tho letter Of the lSw was insufficient for OBJ.
tanning their condemnation that obstacle was
easily got rid ofby tie satellites of the man who
ovortsTow q republic which he had taken a
solemp oath TO mai'tan. In vain did the whole
L,bsral psrty asa gith BeT1ysr. who with Julas
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THE COMING DRAFT.

We are asked TO urge postponemcnt OF the
Draft from Sept. 9th to some early day in No
vember and tho request is accompanied by a
hint that such postponement would have good
efIeot on the pending Presidential Election.
We answer this by saying that if we did not re-
gard the Draft as ON imperative necessity, we
should urge, not that it be postponed, but that
it be entirely countormanded. And if the
President were capable Of postponing Draft to
influence the result Of an election, he would be
utterly unworthy Of his station.
The Draft must go on. Ourwasted. decimat-
cd Armies must DO strengthened. We ardently
desire and hope for o speedy, honorable, en-
during Peace; and to this end we must have
full ranks end an evident superiority OF force
over the Rebel armies confronting us. Those
at the South who may be willing to negotiate
a reconstruction of the Union, cannot do it il
their armies shall be strong and aggressive,
while ours are weak and covering
The Draft calls for 500. 900 men but credits
to certain States for men already furnished, and
other leakages, will probably reduce its net pro-
duct to 100000 Should these be promptly fur.
nished, We believe the War will be finished be.
fore Christmas Indeed we feel very strong
assurance that It can scarcely outlast the
current year. The masses on both sides ore
heartily tired Of 1t the civilized world is thor
oughly sick fit. WO are manifestly near to
Peace and II will be q good or a bad Peace
according to the spirit wherewith the country
responds to this last draft on its patriotism.
We know that there are thousands who can
not be spared from their present spheres Of USE
fulness-who can do their country more good
where they arc than On the tented field. We do
not blame these for hiring substitutes; but there
are thousands now seeking to escape the Daft
whose impulse, if not disloyslty. must be some
thing very Ike cowardice. And these viii feel
rather sheepish if they perceive two or three
months Aeuoc Tia, they have shown TIC .di.o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25
NORTH CAROLINA.

We presume no one puts faith in the official
report Of the vote cast for Governor at the recent
election in North Carolina. The fact that but
one vote at Kinston was returned for Holden
though twenty-five voters were arrested and i'm
prisoned for Offering Holden votes there, suli.
GENTLY characterizes the'whole affair. The Reb-
ell pretensc that no other county but Randolph
gave Holden majority is utterly prcposterous.
Randolph IL a stancb Old Wing county. which
would naturally go Union; but Guilford. Ire.
dell, Stanly, Wilkes. Davidson, and several
others, were morally certain to do as well as,
if not better than, Randolph. Beaufort, Cam.
den, and some other Old Wing counties on the
seaboard, being mainly within the Union lines,
can hardly have voted at all; while the oxtreme
western counties either failed To vote, or had
their votes suppressed by the dominant Rebe,
power. The Rebellion being confessedly based
on defiance of The rule Of mere numerical
majohties, would hardly scruplc to falsily cleo.
ion returns, as John Letchcr officially certified
inc vote in virginia against Secession as 1873
ADOH4a. perfectly that ueariy or Quito double
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25
GENERAL NE WIS.

A dispatch fiom Fort Kearney, dated Tues
day. reports the arrival Of Gen Curtis there TO look al
ter the hostile Indians All the agents. stock and
coaches Of the Overland Stage Company had been col
eced at the Fort for protection All the white inhab
tans as far west as Denver had taken refuge at the For
or other military poststhc roads swarmng with req
skins The road from Fort Kearney to Omaha had been
deserted by whites. The Pawneos are said TO have
agreed with Gen. Curtis TO fight for our sake The ais
patch adds that the sent eastward about lndian
atrocities has not been exaggerated.
The regular meeting the Union Central Com
mitee Of this city was held last evening. Committee
was appointed to visit Washington. and endeavor py
all honorable means to secure to the credit OF New
York tue "a 900 men enlisted as sailors and marines
aud not vet credited to the County. The E1eout We
Committee also reported a oali for Primary Meet
ings to occt delegates to the State Convention at S
series Of resolutions In relation to the Sos
| and Lewis movement were adopted.
The official recspitulation of the public deot
M to yesterday shows it to be ss5e%4o0o or s''"i.
600 more than the previous weeks statement Inc uhpau
reouisons are nearly $50 900 0oo and the amount In
the Treasury over 5000 0oo The debt bearing n"
interest has been decreased s9630oO while the debt
bearing interest in lawful money has been Increased
Sl7, 900 600 and the deDt bearing in'c'os' IL @o'
s2,OO0Ooo.
The Hon. John Appleton died in Portland,
Me-. on the ed inst He in Congress In 1850; was
Secretary Of Legation when Buchanan was Minister TO
England and aftorward Assistant Secretary oil State
At one time he was the owner of The Eastern ArsS'
Democratic daily paper in Portland
Mr. Fernando Wood made speech OF Day
ton Ohio CVallandigham's home) on Tuesday night In
the course of which he told his bearers that the Chicago
Convention would be unanimous III the nomination Of a
Peace candidate on a Peace platform
Alexander s. johnson, OF New York, has been
appointed Commissioner under the treaty Of July 1863
to settle the claims Of the Hudsons Bay and Puget
Sound grcutural Company. in the place OF Daniel s.
Dickinson. declined.
The subscriptions to tho seven-thirty loan'
reported at the Treasury Department Wednesday,
amount to $500 oO0 and those " the enory loan te
$4,000.
! A railroad bridge in North Fairfield, Maine
was struck by lightning and destroyed on Tuesday
night Many buildings blown down by thu
| wind
The schooner T. W. Miner, Of New York,
bound for New Orleans struck by lightning on The
~. and consumed
Our Congressional e1cursionists were enter,
tanned handsomely at Woodstock. Canada on Tuesday
evening.