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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-12

HOUSE FOR sALE-No. sl2 EAST THrRTIETH
stsec. Phelps place three ssories basement and cellar:
high stoop front courtyard all walls painted parlor
basement stories grained new furnace and all other
convenience conserva extension containing buffers
pantry with bookcase finish Everything good order no
present encmbrance For further permits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-12

EDWARD TIMPsON. HOUSE AND REAL ESTATE
~ Agent 40 West Ffeth street, east Of Eighth
Particular attention renting houses colec
ton 81 Refers Hon. Jsdge Henry +. Davies 40
Wall street. Prof. Charles Davies York. Prof Horace
Webster, Free Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
Orean 6teamers.

IMPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA via
" NICARAGUA, at greatly reduced rates THIS THU
dispatch on MONDAY, Dec 10, at noon from PER NO. =
North River the elegant steamship GOLDEN RULE Capt
u. ;. BABCOCK. A.,. "a. c-v.-
Fir. Cabin Saloon and Deck Rooms, 1925; First Cabin.
Between Deck Rooms, 800; Second CABIN open eer'n1
e2,s Third Cabin forg ard berth rs Children to
vesr rates Children under years. rates 81 IDS baggage
Tree: extra baggage i0c a N. -xo H.
Thor, Il no charge for the Transit and the only
Line offering these greatly reduced fstes ,,,., =.
No. III Westst., corner OF W srren st.
After this date the regular Opposition sailing day VIII %
the 10Th of eyer month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
IN Daily,
For Providence Direct.
The and splendid steamers
lIErTPA aENHAIATEA

ILELIEA
Having Superor Accommodations for Passenger an
Freight " III Pier No y North River foot OF Room
son street Daily (sundiys excepted, Z. ?. n
Connecting a; Providence with the N. for Boston
Tue ELECTRA Capt. J. ". NNE, will leave New iofE
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRlDAi. ,,,,n.v
Th.GALA1EA Capt WIN. JONES, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
f>T-Freigh. taken a, Propeller Rates .
for and safety Of passengers and their aetie' log
the transportation OF Freight -,
GERS afer retiring for the night not disturbed
Til they arrive IN Providence at hour early enough to So
cure az desired in tie first accommodation tram tot
Boston, arriving IN Boston at pa m. ,s..o
fos Information in regard to FTsish. &s sPpy iSAAo
ODELL General Freight gent Pier No. -, " n; yu
For Ticket, Stateroons or Berths Apply TO W. NJ ED.
WARDS General ricke, Agent Pier No. "a North River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

NETWORK NAH. STEAMSHIP cos
~ LINE OF siDE-WHEEL STEAMERS.
Carrying the United States Malt TO
NEW ORLEANS-DIREC
WEI SAIL FOLLOWS:
EVENING STAR Bel.........saturdsy. December 10Th
GUIDING STAR. Knapp. Saturday, December llth.
MORNtNGST Neson..... Saturday, December |sth.
FNFNfNG STAR Saturday. January Tth
IN nj e, ST AR Saturday. Jspasry l4th.
MORN NC STAR. Saturday, January 2Is,.
DAY STAR. (BuiidingL
AT 3 O'CLOCK, T. ".
FROM PIER 40 a. NORTH RIVER Third Pier above
Foot OF Canil-st., n. Y
PASSAGF-Ch. CABIN saterooms Is to 800 according
20 location Of stateroom. Second cabin, $50
acknowledgements goods ~ cents per cubic foot;
weight goods cent per To- dry barrels, q IS each
Tie MORNING STAR J. 2045 tgns; the EVENING STAR
0l5 tuns the GUIDING STAR 24i6 tuns: DAY STAR 2m
tun and the sUMO NADIA, lTS tun Custom House mess.
lemeut Their Passenger accommodations are not exceiise
by thos. upon any other Steamers IN the world =.
~, No Freight received Bills OF Lsdng sigred after II
O'Clock the day Of sailing - Eos Fteish OF Passage aP
ply TO JAMES A. RASSOk Nc. ~ paclays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

II .. MAIL WILL CssA'AN~
u via PANAMA. - .
The following side wheel steamships VIII DC as
ached at noon precisely from Pier No = North River;
Dec. NORTH STAR, Jones
(Connecting al Panama with Constution.)
Dec. 10 COSTA RIGA. Tinkepsrgn.
(Connecting at Panama with Sacrsmento.b
Dec. 30 OCEAN QUEEN, Ssabury
(Conuectng q. Panama with Golden Age)
w ID. IL ALLEN No. Bowling Green
NATL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
WI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPLAINTS
NV I'm. of frst-class side-whee STEAMSHIPS betweoo
NEN-YORK and HANRE. an.
The r,, i've splendid Vessels intended TO be put upon TN
fyor,e rout. for the Continent. are the following;
LAFAYETTE. 2Of tuns 900 horsepower
ENJE..................(s iost), 500 horsepower
FRANCE.............,. .bniding) wv horse power
NAPOLEON III....... lbulding !, 100 horse-powef.
Until the completion OF the entire list the service WIN %
per orm-d by the vprrp n
WASHINGTON, A. Duchesne; LAFAYETTE, A. 30
FROM NEw-YORK TO HAvRE.
WASHINGTON.... W edn.sdey December
LAFAYETTE...........Ne dnesday. January :, 1902
First C. bin (including table -winel. ........slS
Second Cabin (nciudins tdbe.w ine). . 20 or e~
PAYABLE gold equivalent in United states currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FREE OF CHARGE
IoI freight or passage, apply TO ...,,,
No Broadway, New York
AT Paris IL Boulevard dss Cspucines Grand hote.i q
Have WILLIAM ISELIN Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
Jmporter.,and Trndcrs' hank!

iMPOi1FIts AND TRADERS bAhn. required ~ trhp- &c
Iar. tess the rnila siay he -h la hnsle
Av.fnse Loans AMI ej79D,SsO 90
0nt Of ff~ie D.., w
tfclls ss,0Ss
CIV anI Comfy Neaiok l. James Bge.l Calber OF
IN Iof,-rs Bank hur duly ipse hat
IN, .bo,s correct, the best OF srows- sni tes
JAMES BUELL., Cashier
he me iay DAY 81 November
W. Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

Pheuix Baak.-Stats msnt Of the PHHNix BANK q the
CITY o Neg York required By Chapter $50 fAvs se
Wesk sadAS Sasvsasy, ~ ~ " 81 HsvsnesG w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch

te,nsr, OF the Leroo New YORK and Philadelphia Steam
ship Compdy nman Line) carrying the u s. Mails are IN
tended to ss Is follows
.SafurdAy Dec ~
GLASGOW
And every succeeding SATURDAY, from risr -
North River.
EArEs OF fAssAGs,
PAYABLE In gold. or its equivalent IN cur sncy: -
PIRsT CABlN....... $50 10 SfEEkAGE ..;...'".ew
Prt stfn 70 London. IS 90 Stserlge London.. "a %
Fir,t Cahin 20 Pari... 50 Vl stesrage TO Psrs... 900
First abin Nnnbu2 90 OK Steerags TO Hsmours %
Passengers a+c forwarded Hays Bremen. Rotterdam.
Antwerp 6c, at err.iy low rates.
Pare, from Liverpool or Queenstown LIST Cabin s7s, saA
Ia, see,,ye $40 Thoss who wish to send for thaks
friends can buy tickets at these rates
For further Information apply at the Companys Offices
John g. DALE Agent. No. - Broadway, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

Irving Bnnk.-S,aieuient Ci IRVING BANh. a. re-
ou BY Laws Il 1885, Tor the ending saturday the
gsth tay O November, ishf
Av.fsse o, Io,as art D'colnts. i.8SGifO
s,.,a.. .n,oun
Aronni OF Cncult'Dl 4sbSV
A,-fsge snygh Of pcpoeis.. IsS.Diis
Cfyaal County u New Yort Daney A. Dertho Cihefoi
Irsins beaE July tro.c AL tbs above state
meats correct DANIEL V. ~ BRRThOIf. Cashier.
sxorn L,-sse M this 18th day of November lD+.
IH0sas 4. OaI IT, Notary PaDLc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

Hanover I.nph statement o. the HANOVER BANK,
yo ssfeIur,l Cnsp'rr Lave l, of ttr cr-
,,q "A ~ lsv M Alh dsy of N0Vrfr 1-f, lrt
A,rc. aoant AID EOS 0GD 10
Av.,- amount Sf~- x2J.st3 81
Average amount oi tf latsl i1b 90
s
Cry New orb, l. Jno T. Banker Cashier
tn suov~ Nei0f. duly defo. sn that
,l,e f.trn.u correct
JNO ! BANNER, Cashier.
sxofn ne a. = egfh i,y OF y Yyfm1.f 1914
J.ss W Has N0,hIy Fable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

Leather Manufacturers Bnnk.-sta,ement Of the
LEATHER MANUFACTURERS BANk % the City OF New fot
Chapter 10 Laws 1885, Tor tins ~rsi enns saturday,
The roth DAY OF November, 1884
Loans ard Discounts 10 OIL
amount ~ sp~sp. Soi6iS 10
~afes amount OF Lfruaion. a..
-
oi New orb l. Nicholas r. Psnr Ca.her OF
n. Leather Msnuar'grrs dgy
to the bet O. n, .nc.eise sn b.
Lsl - ralhihh Casner
sworn bexs ,hs as,h day OF November, iso+
fsspssc BuLL, notary Pubnc.
Manhattan Company statement OF tho MANHAT-
TAN COMPANY OF New Yok Of the daily
u. o-ns for s wseA saaas SATURDAY We
3oth dsy Of November, is< - -.
X,srsss susspl u Lsaas ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

YORK COUNTY BASk required Y Nhhrf - Ih"t o . i"'
sn hi Ioahs and Discounts s5sG3gt
xu.r96 10
OF Iclision l",',S
81
Cy County Of New York l. lsasc g. Osiea Gamer 81
M N. YORK Coaniy aA duly Gepo.r and sy ina
fh 70 ias BET az Anoweis IN orte
ISAAC q. OGDEN. CASHIER
srr.t a,4 s.oa before OF November lS4
Arsr,rrs Lst,sn. Notary Public
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BuIps Head Dnnk.-slstetneui Of The BuLLs HEA
Butchers' and Brewers, Ban..-s.Aisme

pUrCHFRs AND DHOYENs INK. A. relll'ed ~ la3Ici u
sHins lay the .,h day Of iHi
Ar-fsse aud Di.cousu ftbDI5
Of Cr~lafion
au0Iu' o. Deposits
CIV and County Robert y Perm, tnssi
Droers nh tuy sworn d-pe an ~ a'
49, IL 4 PERRIN CASHIER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

Chathum Uank.-NIaIFI' % ~ III -
,.egured Chss;er Lave Of I or the week enaz 9aan
fie sth DAY. SDEsuter lSt; - ~
A.efAs- OF Loans AL Discounts tlID'.elH y.
Ave-
amount Of "" ~"
e.
CIV County New q. H. schcnri Cssir' -
CHATHAM tfy ~f-e and az thN t A''
s,a.n~ut - correct 10 o tr0~etre ~ hlrL
% 81 sCHREINER, Cashier.
s-orn beere his 9,y q Nov mber ist. -. II
ia. W.,p SHrTr. sctery Putic "A
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Mar.ct Bank.-staiemsn. Of the MARKET BAY

Market B1nl.-Staiement OF the MANNF'I bAI'Ni
of l3, .or The enins Saui Jay
the Of November, i'tt ...n. o.c 40
Ay.roge amount OF Loans aud Discounts s1.e432e as
Of Specie
Of regulation n Al
CIV aud County OF New York. -: l, A. 'hpeft ca.'n-
duly deppe aud ~ tns 'e a''
' A. GILBERT. Cashier
s~or before this Gosh day Of Noyembe lso' 49, MI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

Nnssnn Bnnll.-S'l'om-lt Of Inc NASSAU bSNhi m
Ianprl .Sl Law % iopS o' VIC "erA 'n-"S
tns -Ih NOVEMBER i'tti -. .o ..o q.
Av-rasr amount Loans and e:,OS6O.o %
$3.50 srogn, on sD-,l. ................ ISs,E9s IL
-s -,-f,. III N ,-,i ,.on ......... SOB 90
=. 49,. s-,ar,, u..,,.. ............. 2,Iis.i0t -
c., Comfy Nrs York 80 Fnnfs " HARM la'rfo
Bfnk ly sworn iepos- and say NAV me hD''r
+ " HARRIS, Cashier
sworn before ne tbs goth day Of Nosembcr l~1i
X DIs1ssar. No'Afy PghIt
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Mccbnuirs, nsnhing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~
the .iECHANJcS LANSING AsoOCiAlIOn o. VI ~ -,
York a,rsisirslhy cists l50 Law. o. is'b "' "' VEGA
SATURDAY. .9th DAY o; hoNenDe ie3f -, coa on
OF fOals ans DscOdnt' "a
amount Of SPEC 1880 g0
auOInf Of Circulation 100 ~
OF
snJ Comfy 81 New York l. Chandler, Csne o. ~
,h, h.nz dly depose and -y hn
he aioy ent - the kGow-cge en' sr'
'' ~ = CHANDLER Cashier.
'' VIZ 7 FArsn.s. Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

ifrrchunt-' Bnnk.-'talement Of NJ MthOti ,INtSr
III - al. cy New lo-s, required by CHAPTER - ISr'o
- er tie the 18th day Of ~
lv-rs.. a.npuu Discounts
..,,, a. r. ,,,.,on .......... 52.SJt 90
Az DEPOSIT
CO .rd County Ne~ iorS, -; l. j. ~ ''itANe 'Asne
o. - Merchants beng ia cer-- end % % inc a'''
,een, scorrec., best Of know eise ~ t-,
''''"" J. D.. yERnILYE. Cashier.
s-,,, h.r,,. th, .sth DAY of November, is1L
'' $500 FssDr.rc BrLL Notary Pubhc
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Marine Bank.-statement Of the MARINE BANh,
ssreImredby Chapter go Law" OF ioo Tue week eno"s
safutd,. the 2jth day OF November 1917 -
Of Loans and Discounts wv
Averns AZ amour, OF Specie Os.OgO 90
gao areuu, OF Circulalon S7.SJl o.
Cysnd County nj New Yok ss DE- Lams.e Cashier Of the
York being duly deine adhy max o- sooVs
t.tement correct, knoredge and hele
J DE LAHATER Csshier
sworn before this .6th Jay Of November. lsd4 NH,
TEosAs HlSwOop Notary Pubic
, 1864-09-26

anotheI glorious victory" OF sssuecessful
change Ct base' werc telegrspned to deceive
the people, Ontkc rctreof IN June, 1855. va
doTs noTt ~ pieces sf artillery, bus netting waa
sa!a q saat. aad hcCls1laa, Instead Of being
With the azmy. WAS At Narr1son's Landing!
The same feeling animated some OF bis sub.
osalhates, aod especially Fitz John Porter,
AID lea u tho defeat-of Pope. At the hattle
q AnuetAm the eame spirit was manifested.
ana theushs the eoldiers won tho fight tie
tea'a eomnsnaing .. General lost the success, md
took. I'VE "eeks to cEuss 1ord Which Leo
passed ever In hight. Col RS recital Of
Ing many oeia5s and lost opportunities Of
success, ot the rcd tape ctfcnnlfocut;on- fh-
nnnla1ce aud fneGciEncy Of the stair fhe
location OF headquarters behind the arm
sne sl'W =, marching, &C., all Clearly de mon.
manner-io-chief, snd refated Mi the CD sryes
t1at ne had not been properly sustained.
Ggm1rg from d artIcipant in those meu1or.
aus censeste, and from one whose com.
msnG ~as ever in the advance, II
could not 1at1 to. convince the .1iost
tnreea Eeesees sdyocats OF Mcclellan Of hts utter
Lot iupugn General McClellan's personal
coufsge, General T. charged that he lacked
m0rai courage and had i fear Of respoosf.
bile5, which completely nulllfed ali bis BET
Ter qusltats- The army hs, ehtrped. had
lost their lore for him; In shsrman's con-
maaa r., oe would scarcely get vote, while in
ne Amy Of the Potomac, under the gallant
uH1a IN onf soldiers were fighting for victory.
ana oaa lobg sfnce learned the difference be.
tween The policy Of the two leaders,
Spta4ipg OF General McClellun'a want of
moral courage, hts formalltfes and hesitsffnna
IN thu facc' Of little obstacles which never
impeded the shoelees enemy he ought to have
pursued Genera1 FarnswoTth drew au anus
ing contrast betwesn his splendid camp
eQQipSEe. which W9s a1WayH IN this reer crns
ndslDce; with thut Of General Grsnt. who
went on bis triumphant career down tho MIS-.
sissippi. with NO baggage on earth buta sin
sle shirt and comb
, 1864-09-26

~ The New York Herald thinks that THE
Cspperhead papers are damaging their csn.
dictate by beslavering him with falsome
paueeyrlc. 1t Gays:
oyEnpoEE EULoaY:-The Horzd, tho Et-
pTess and the Journal Of Commerce. tho stl-
liest OF tbeCet-are nnk!ng o great bl1nder
about Mcclellan. They profess to be- his Or.
eans; but they grind out his praises In n.
thez too high q key. If we are to believe
what they say :. Of him.. he is tho
greatest warrior, general, statesman,
orator and patriot t6at ever lived. The
centuries are SEARCHED In rain to find his,
equal Hetowers, he soars, he leaves Cnsar,
men completely ont Of sight. As for Gsant
and Sherman. they are not to be named on
the came page with him, except With a sneer.
1uybicallY mentally and morally he ia the
best and biggest man under the sun. Now,
General Mcclellan certainly has his merits.
bnt even his friends are becoming disgusted
With this exaggerated praise.
, 1864-09-26

s12a.y pteea which sAvs fsr soas wsata eove,aca
thi1 Esrfss 30 ar ~ tbs supply IL II nss
bean b&ov t1aE o< tho eosrrspcadlaS pes.oa OF Ia
yEa1 hat It tha n whca Asva been IL sao
Hasket It has been eonRdk1Rb3 IN e1c.ss of tsa DO
-NAAA.
We 1a.s weok noted N s4sH1co upon tho Rrayis1.
1ey rites Of The marx .: Of a1sec ito Dss buk It
10 WIT nppale1t that n stats OF THINKS could not
b Ensfrtalned, End Indeed VA entirely contaEe1s
uptn tho small An1 mad, qaase receipts wcre then
kEstrR. 1hts weak We sssezva . uovsnens IN tbs
opposite dhecntn. a decline Of 4i5-3l.7J having
be<a slreAdy an1iahcd. tia market elsa1n& tn1s
eye1tIk Wis tuFthtf ao1nWafd tsu3ency'
Ito market opened this morning with sosst e.a-b
EGGS ii tbs va,I4Ea Jaets, Including the daily re-
ee1pts Bu. ers cant,1ueo t. nAulfsse tae GANG Liz
6spceitioa operate. even 1t tbs rsdues zt.h
which tt uarzet closed last evening. Tns spseeea
talEs dur1Eg the Iay alount - 5rst head II 81 5s
l.Gs 2 1ss ns, chiefly It S1aN8u.to y 10. ~, Oa
ssve1al Of the principal sales dfuser1 had to lax.
further cohce-s!ors an thazo 41t SILL nea;lr Sun
Hogs in tho various 5nsos una.ld. upoa which fus-
thar decl1e viii ba .n3yIeAb1e. Vi Al exx.ar IL
nary cnazge IN Il 9 fset1n:9 cf EaYcxt.
, 1864-09-26

B- If any Of our readers vii! turn to
NAes' Register for 1914, and read the long ad.
dress Of the Hartford Convention there pub
1iRhed, he will find nearly every point there
made against Mr. Madison's Administration
md the War Of that penod which il now
made By the Copperheads of this day against
Mr. Liucoln's Administration and our pres
ent war. In default Of that, let him refer to
Bentsn's Debates Of Congress. and read some
of the speeches then uttered blythe Federal
ist leaders. he FILL find the same arguments,
The came appeals. the same invectlves, and
eren the same phrases and terms Of expires.
aion that are now constantly assaultipg our
, 1864-09-26

eeparat1oD.-Ansos Eendalrs Chicago Spteeh.
Melting Away Of the Rebel Armies.
Mueh that has been said about desert1ona
from the rebel armies has been discredlted.
We know that dese1tlona through cur lines
have been lnrge; but We did notsuppose any
considerable number could escape to the
rear. In this, however, We were mistaken.
1t eeems that the Slate Of Georgia is overrun
with desetters, and that they are, in fact, An
army OF destruction. The Georgia militia In
Hoods army have been fnrloughed for thirty
daye, and the object; as stated, is to arres
deseTtets. Upon this point We copy the fol-
lowing article from the SoufAera 05attxzerocy
Of the 18th Inst, which il now published at
Macon, Georgia:
Now that the Gcorgia mi!itta has been furiouch-
ed for thirty dass. and consequently loren vii be
orEantz:a IN every county sufficient for he basi-
Col. q. ". Lex, bY Governor Brown. ana h. ~.
sttuctcd tu clean the State Of deserteFs an1
glr1s, snd .xe venture the prediction that il thry
oa5sr se' 5000 viii be strengthened By ten thou
:, ~. sneytlfyag Q or PRIDE to kaeu Mat <ucn I.
aad hage In ks Stdts THev arx ,t,,n y Ivg1., ~nx,
kt5hu1y Mfpnlh the countrn anu sche+xrtr fh.s,
90 are geecf0s5iatng tie mort sEanton ae or ifstr,st
tio' osd abuse o. -1rnpegtv er.r knncn They 1ro
fields Of coEu nov almost nstured, burning tsnne
rails, killing etock. tearing Up potato patches. sad.
II fact, doin. eyerYthlug that Is mean and oes,ruc
tse.
Let the ni1itiA In each county be fnst.uctcd tn
Arrest all men who are NOT properly ebsent from
theit conn sndt, and shoot down, Whenever taey
pc Wretchee Who ake dihyrac1ng our eons and
brothers Ia the army, By wearing tea Confederate
uniform, RhI3e they never served their country
either in camp or teld. -.'
We wonld eau the attention Of Governor Brown
and General huod 10 this e. In order that It may
be 1emedfed.
, 1864-09-26

The payments made for Corn taye been m . ro.,
rarativeiy restricted ace thls yesr Thus e.
Salue Of ths Watat !Tpos.ed u the si1 month, ed
the Corresponding aalf Of ie sna 7SsSas n o ~
corresponding han q 1855: Of Bailey. cs1i II IN HI
Tie Oats 955sls9 against E1N6ssS In In rnr;e! VI
sF hal q isaa, q the Pes, ia s1a}sss ssaF
rs to The co.lespond!ng hsi Of i:ss "a efii q,
e, s2a'P&:t & zss 70 II ths coisesposoine iii &
4 4 s. 9:Sa T. in ~ fhs coEsesp2nd'ES hsM Il iss, aaa
II 70 ~ cssTsspoadtne bslt Of ss7 Tbs total
m M yesr: VI thus 50 s. 81 ass,nst sls;x8!5W W Il
tne cotrespendine period Of lst3 md Gl7tt5t3s Il
tae eoffeapeaolnE period Of 15, 10 that khe Yslan
, 1864-09-26
EaIDAt3R3 LUaAER mAxxrr

fsATuHnAT Ey1sua, at1t. -. 1851.
LUNDEK-Reeeised yssttr1aY - ~ :. at ~ rn-<
bee~TheTe hare oeea ssros.l carso,a ce "a 7m,rf.e
tc-asJ. but buyers arc uore c1uttex1. end Mr..
thesci' r.. noS Conceded tae p:lcea sskea. w.f,v.
go charge On praTtsus auosassos, arhozgh tae
mark ts Eseairr.
sE1NGLE9-Reoelved Yesterday, "a. Ma.1estn
very mall tupoly. ana moderately fra. At prrs.nt
arGtattons.
LA1H--Rece!yrd yetterdaI. ei5,wo pc-, Marxas
zAtheE ecslve, aaa steady at previous Quotatocs.
CARao aALxs TO DAY.
Cargo achf Hayden. from Pere Msronstse ,o1d
By Col Lconis, le.19s 1eet lumbar, 81 per ctnt 1,ps
II ts9-o.
I. ths ard1 buztntss IL yetJ active, nrcea rui.p
fin At the follaNIax feYlke4 nuntRHnaa.
, 1864-09-26
Tie ChIcngo Platform Approved by
mcClEl:aM Previous 10 Its Adop.

Since. the appearance of McCIenan's extra-
ordinary letter of facceptanee, the New York
Neus, indignant At the tone of. that docu-
ment, has made the following surprising
statement:
Three p1anka Of the Chicago Platform re-
latipg to peace were, by common consent,
agreed upon mote than two months befure
tie Convention met. Early in the month Of
July 1aat--Wc have 1t upon the authority Of 4
delegate from Indiana, who was selected bY
the delegation hsn his State to act as one OF
the committee to fnferm the candidates Of
the action OF the Conventlon-the Platform.
With Its peace planks, almost wora for word
ns adopted, Kas presented to Gen. McClell N,
and was BY him approved both in its letter
and in ita spirit.
If this be not true, Gen. Mcclellan viii
deny the statement; it waa published ten
dsIs ago, and no denial has yet GENE, and !:
silence is assent to Its truth Gen. McCleI.
Ian must, thes, have done one Of two thlngs:
perpctrated deliberate fraud, Or was fright.
eued By the capture Of Atlanta, which &C.
Cured after the sitting II the Chicago Con-
yention.
, 1864-09-26

E If you arc friend Of law and order
you Will 60 tor Lincoln and johnson. If
you nre for guerilla warfare, highway rob-
berry, bushwhacking and assassination. you
will 60 for Mcclellan and Pendleton, without
any advice Of ours.
, 1864-09-26

-: aetu1lphsn Of fppesa las e.sR progressively
3. .t1a tut deE'ng ~ last t-o 1ears Teo yalQs Tf
+ e. = ns% Msef F1s.r .1Sa,: = III a. r.. sos
Elz 8 r. y FEascs E!is,: ftqm Trfxey. Tslis
Gan S1in :! - us;,t Mol sss ts, si:ee sa Ept I:
An-tieA ~. LIZ; aRdt lECM ohm ccnrtxtss Elf1 is
, 1864-09-26
EpIRram.
stake two Of earth's detestel names,
*Iscnriot' and 'Iago,'
And trembling coward and yon haYe
{St. Lo4.ia Dr,n.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

! SATURDAY EvKSna, Sept. q. 1854.
| The money market to-day was unusually
quiet The extraordinary decline In gold has un-
settled the markets and checked speculation and
trading, md our grocery, dry goods, leather, and
general Wholesale houses are doing little or moth
leg. The decline IN produce has caused an active
demand for currency BY holders, who are unwilling
to eell out and meet present lssees but there Ia
very little doing by actua! shippers. Money for
all Rpecuh,i7e pu1sults is close, but Legitimate
dealers and shippers are freely accommodated at 10
per cent per annum..
Eastern ex=hanEe today Was in active demand,
and under light supply the market was drmer-
cloeiRg At shade better rates. The bankers we're
paying A@7z Of, and selling IN round 1ots at 4
pd, but generally at par. The present panic In
grain hss shut of I'll Eastern orders, and hence
the light supply; but 4 few days will probably
rsctif3 tbs and render the market tolezably easy
again.
The panic in gold to-say absorbed general attea.
tton- Owing to storm, the telegraph did not
work ILL after II O'Clock; and there Was very uu
easy feeling amoug those interested in quotations.
The first quotation received Was 2t2 and then there
came quite series Of lower fgures, till 19o v1s
reached. The following are the quotations rc-
ceive by James Boyd. gold broker, % Clark street:
10.ooa. .m......,...i2 1890 n...+ ........eosk
1G'So 60 m.'....'.'saa99 sa9 1ass ?. m..',....so3'z
Here the market WAS quiet-openlug at a05, but
closing in panic at 1875, and with strong down.
ward tendency. Some heavy deliveries were made
to day to parties who purchased at 21GG122o-prtn-
cipally disdp1ea OF Auguste Belmont and the Rich
mond faction. Silver sold to-day a. low as 1855,
and closed dull and heavy. Fiye-tEendes were
weak.
The London money news creates soms degree
OF amusement that real panic In the Eugtsh