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ERIE RAILWAY.
Forming with Its connections
The Great BROAD Guage Route to
NEW YORK, BOSTON, NEW HAVEN

NEW YORK, BOSTON, NEW HAVEN
Hartford Fall River, Providence, Worcester, and all
the principal cities and towns in New England.
gYS Saving ~ miles In distance from Dunkirk or
Buffalo to New York.
Express Trains leave Dunkirk and Buffalo on arri
val Of all trains from the west and run through to
New York without change.
When necessary, the trains on this road will walt
two no urs Dunkik and Buffalo for trains from the
west, and run through to New York without laying
over at any intermediate point. 1853
Boston and New England passengers can go via
New York without additional cost, and have cioice
of all rail or Sound ste mers to destination.
Luxurious state room Sleeping Cars are ran thro'
to New York on ali night trains. Palace cars with
Foote'S Patent Ventilators perfectly free from DUST
run on day Express irans.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low as
by any OIL er route. fA
Secure Tickets Ella the ERIE RAIL WAY,
which can be obtained at sl princir al ticket Offices
in the Vest. To Merchants this route offers unequal
ed facilities for the sh pment of Freight.
Chicago Office, "a Clark Street, GEORGE STARR,
Ticket agent. CO. WHEELER, Freight Agent
New York Office, 240 Broadway, CHARLES P. CRAiG,
Ticket Agent, A. II. WARp, Freight Agent.
Boston Once, ID State Street, JOHN 8. DUsLAp, N.
L. Agent. CHAS. MlNOT Supt
WIN. X BARR, Gen'i Pass. Agent. ldeeA '63
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Reversible Feed AL
LOCK AND KNOT STITCH
SENyNc MAcHlyvES. 2
70 the pdblic as being the most PERFEoT. and adar
ted TO more different kinds OF work IN an any or
er Machine now in use. t a7tr u %
Wears have been spent In its perfection, A. the
Il Company were determined not to put their Ma
chine into the market until they corld sustain the
assertion which they now make, that they are the
Best in the World.
The gre at quantity of worthless Sewing Machines
tina, have heen palmed-oG the unsuspectng public
by those without character from the facs snas .hey
this state of things made it long, untirng STUDY
to produce machine that could In no way be class
sed among them and fin ally, to lead the van OF first
class Sewing Machines now in use. An intelligent
examination of its merits will show that we have &C.
complshed our object, =
list. some of che valuable features Of this ma
chine over all others It's reversible feed. either to
the right left its perfect reliability, never SNIP
ping stitches and the makine OF four aineaens
cd IL is almost noisless-runs very fast and the
change ofthe sed is made whilst the machine In
I'd It makes the lock stitch, which has been con-
sidered heretofore by almost universal verdcs as
double lock, which makes IT dsubly sure; the hall
and full knot stitches being perfect knot TO every
stitch. which is more durable thancan pc maae ny
apy other machine, or by hand, and In all cases
leaving the stitches both sides OF the work ake.
The feed may be repersed at any point de-,
sired aoithout stopping the machine.
Charges for the various stitches may be made
while the machine is in motion.
Its stitches are the wonder to all,
The beauty of it Is unsurpassed. p
No other covers so large rang OF work. -,
sews light and heavy fabrics with equal facili-
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g. T.-IS6O.-X,

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weak
ness 1asstude paipitaton or the heart lack Of APP
petite, distress after eating, torpid liver, constip j.
ton, &c, deserve 10 suffer 81 they will not try the
celebrated
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'0LARK'S DISTILLED les.
OToRATIvE. fwg 4rrD
For the HAIR!
RSstoses Gray and Faded Hair and Beard
to their Natural Color,

And h most faxSrious dressing for The Halr aaA
Head.
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YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY AUGUST l6. 1864.


MOLASSEs-Is qniet. No selcs reported.
GRAN-Tbe Wheat ct l. lees sciive and prices are 70
cent? lower Sales Is ocO at 81 l5U$2 ioI tbca
20 spriuy 81 l6d2 3G for Milwaukee Club; So ~ ~ 30
Tor Amber - 312 A for Red Wrstern ~ 3oa ~ ~
or Amber do lstter rate for very handsome.
BARLEY 10 scsrce-
BARLEY MALT 10 firm.
OATS sre ~ss-r ard u sa'es Of IS 900 bushels including
Canadian 9d3fc Western at &c. and STATE 1t !"
RYE Is and nominal -.
CORN IL lower. sales Of IS 900 bnshes at hdYI ~
for ynsouzd 5ta 81 for Western Mixed +i % ior
do yellow. and 81 10 for choice white Western
HONEr-Salrs Of % tcs CIba In bond, at So
SUGARS-Raw in good demand and firm at 24 for Fair
Refining Sales Of l020 hhds 24 Porto lcosDd 1o3z
for Cuba Refined quiet ..
PROFESSIONALISM PORK Market Is quite active aud better,
closing For future delivery hear If sales of go
bbls New Mess, buyers OPTION until Sept pth al S4l 80.
The sales on tho spot and regular SOS bb! at S0
g.. 90 for New Mess and $50 Jd 900 for Prime Aes,.
without essential change h rices Sales Of 80 bb!s
Beef and Bee Hams tive and prices
or nominal Cut Meats fy active aud firm. Sales
pks 4f DIS for Shoulders and IA 1I3 FOR Hams
Lard moderately scve and steady sas Of 800 bbs and
ties a. aiG2t 70, no. aDdxSt Tor Fair to Prime Steamed
and Kettle Rendered.
TALLOW 10 fairiy active and firm eses n7 oo n at he
for Western, ls for Eastern and 2ctc s Bntehef' A"o
citation.
sEEDs-Clover 10 and nominal 2402st Timothy
a ~ co.
PETROLEUM 10 quiet but firm at Soc. for Crude az In
bond Tor Crude and BIC. Tor do. free
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RrE pom THE ". Y TRinraE
MONDAY, Aug Is 1865
AsHEs-qbe market enot at sis b. for Pea, and 81
for Pesrls
FLOUR &c-Tte Flour msrket 4 resdy; Wedorn brand,
ae timer the dsnlznd 10 usderste ssles Of @ bbls Al
80 l00g ~ Tor Supvrne state ~ 600 10 10 or EH,f
DO 10 20d 80 CO fc hncy do 6lIGSlO "a Tor tbs lower
grsd1s OF We,terp, $40 - 80 20 ior shipping Ohio
$40 1d4 20 for Trade end fsnNy brxAs. AID 10 ia
$40 Tor Old and New 81 Louis Exfias canadian louf l.
quiet bS Ami aes Of s7o bbls a. s5fFl 10 80 fyr tas
Esas Soben Flour s quiet but .tes5y ssses Of 40 bb
$40 Is ID sll IS for m,ed 10 rood SvpernIhr tounfy
baltimore ke and ll e0a l trade and family brands
Rye Flour quist at Sl0dAli rs Corn Meal Il inactive.
WHlskf-Thh market L. active and better; sales o. l!D1
bbs ct 81 1Sa&l 10 fer statc and 81 76d 81 II for Nee
tern
C0nrON-is quiet but Grn o. 81 70 for middinss
CoFfEE-ko 10 quiet, Lasnsyra 10 hrn with modersts
Hnhnd ssles Of 100 has, H. i,onA for expert on ut
MSE-' hImsE sas' ~ I3oi3 loI AsuIeon AID i:ig
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Jsmes Curphey, Cssl
fAdyediseneuti

The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, Ngw-YORK.
DzPosITARr AND FINANCIAL AGENT or THE Jy,rgp STATE,
win receive subscriptions for the Treasury Notsr
These notes will be convertible a, maturity into SIX PKr
C.Sr GoLDBzARISo so Bonds Parie, subscribing before
18th August will be allowed interest thu. date. Those sub
.cbins after that date viii psy accrued interest Recognizing
the importance Of general subscription this Popular
Loan hi, Bank will allow al ,gb,erben TBH WHOLE CON
nAssoy Of % 80 On each o 900 subscribed.
koaaIs KRTcaps, President
ID. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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Indian Attrocitica, &c.
LEAYENMoRIH. aug.

LEAVENWok1H, aug. II, 1sOt.
The AtchisOn Press has news from Little Blue
that the Indians on Sunday last commenced india
oriminatc murder that section Of the stage rorte
The settlers are leaving The overland mail coaches
have stopped running.
The Dakotah Union OF the 2d says: Everything in
the nature Of crops in the Missouri Valley from Por!
Pierre to Sioux City has been ruined in the short space
Of two days by grasshoppers.' The Uaion seys the
supply Of food must be imported for the subsistence
the people for the ensuing year."
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sEC1ND BOARD.
MONDAY. August l5-p. m.

MoNIhs August i'--i H.
s'he stock market remains duh, with mode
rate business. There IL renewed demand for skies
1851 and rs high aa lOe was paid. This loan being
undoubted long loan. Is IN the opinion Of investing
parties superior 10 the so skies which may be called
in and paid Railroad mortgages are firm ana sold
quite sparingly Miscellaneous shares moro active
and generally higher. Atlantic Mail sold at 1914 The
Company, In addition to is lire connecting with the
Pacific Company at Aspinwai, will soon have steamer
running from New Orleans 70 the Isthnus. and line
from New.York 70 Now Orleans In railway shares
the business Was smaller not 5000 shares NJ TIE
regular boards first Prices are well sustaiacd,
and holders are not disposed to sell hsFiposa WAS
very active selling at 4ai. during tie day. closing
a: 4lae42
Money Is easy, snd brokers' have much more
offered than they can uso at cent In some
instances money with stamps Is offered uader seven Pc
cent for thirty days. bat the arc rare. The firm
nes OF the rnle in view Of the excessive suppy Oh
cal, Is remarkable.
Gold opened at 1854. and closes esq
Foreign exchange is dull. The low rates Of
merchants bills keep down the bankers sterling to
loeIQloD Bus ON Paris are u i-ir demand at $40 FOR
sight, md SIS for CO days.
The Cleveland g. Pittsburg road earned In
July.
lesJ............sls?s;5 lat........ s2it,o
The Racine & Mississippi road eagned the first
week in August
Il63 isa....... .......sl2 %
luc
Tho Chicago & North Western road earned
the fret week in August.
ls61................f5Gi3 3 l9A.............s39 p
III
The following is'the comparative statement
Of the bnnks
Los;s. decresse
Specie decrease. ~ tO'
tTcIs4On Ios -
DcpoHi, Increase
The following. is the condition Of the Sub
Treasury to-day Total receipts el,a6i, 3e-.or cs
toms, sis6 900; payments. ss50ecl.Iji balance, sB
i57, 9l3s9; 1905, l27 go.
Freights are firmer, but quiet. The engage
ments to Liverpool are 1850 bss -four at 2s.; 700
bushels wheat at sd. To London. 900 bushels wheat
at 3D.; 1000 bbls -four "a. I'd. and per 100
bids tsllow 37s. Cd. and l0OO boxes cheese 5Os To
Glasgow. 60 bbs -four 90 81 To Bristol lOO bids.
taow 25s. and 10 Hamburg 30 tons heavy goods at
2js
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Bodies and 70 Bsgs Of Kraxnscnis i'm.
spoculstisns and Incidents.


From our Special Correspondent.
CRY PoNr, Va. Wednesday, Aug. IL, 1864.
The grave digger's report is in, and twelve
whole bodies and twenty bags Of fragments have
been inferred, besides those that may not yet
have been collected, end the greater numbcr that
have found a watery grave, and that daily, one
by one, or fragment by fragment, silently report
TO the harbor master fox the burial rite. Poor
Fowler, Of the Goth N. Y. s. ~, who was on
guard duty on or near the ammunition boat ct
the time Of the explosion, vas blown In two, and
the upper part of his body was found on land
nearly half mile from his lower extremties
His remains were identified by his c,mrades, from
being marked in peculiar manner with India
ink
1t may be asked what good it does to recite All
these horrora In reply have to say that it is
no pleasant task. but let US get the full benefit Of
the lesson, whatever it may be. A lesson that
has cost US sixty or seventy lives, with all these
borrors. and perhaps something less than two
millions Of dollars, will no doubt Immediately
Jesuit in the ammunition depot being put at a
wharf well off TO itself, where it can have all its
explosions 10 itself, and not in the most busy and
vital part Of the town, the very point where the
sasl bpst arrives sqd departs. AZ eopssnDsntlv
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The steamer Golden City has called for Pana-
m. with 100 messengers and slO46co in bullion for
New York.
There is a light demand for money
Currency Exchange is at one hundred and forty per
cent prepiGm-
Teleersph,c transfers five and half to ak and
half per cent. premium
Coin bills are a half per cent tower.
There Is more demand for wheat and the price ranges
from 81 aOasa IS per one hundred pounda
Three Russian Iron Steamers left port to-day. fcr
Japan.
Sailed, ship Emerald Ise. for Liverpool
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DAILkOAD NOiilE.-IO THE STOCK
IL aai BOHD.iiOLDRytS OF the COLUMBUS md md.
AHAPOLIS RAILROAD COMPANY.-A meeting Of the
Stock and boadiiod,fo Of he shove nance Company viii
DO held "a III. Office Of faid &c mpsy IN tie CITY OF col
UMBUS, o.. On tie Nth " SEPTEMBER 1884, at 10
o'clock mr. 10 vote upon q conrac made by tie boafd Of
Directors Of aid Company, end ted ny said Board ut its
meeting the 18th Of August 1906 with the Indiana Central
Railroad Company, Of tie state u nnnna or e., oonsods'
ton Of said Companies AMI their Roads Proper y ic Into
Company and corporation and oh Other ast1 relating
tbeIets msy come before them.
by order Ct the Board " Dr,ctors,
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Plre nc Troy, N. ".

Troy. N. Y. Monday, Aug Is
A fire broke out yesterday evening in tho
and weekly Pres printing establishment Tic upper
lofts occupied by nawley Co. for storage purposes
were wholly destroyed. The damage to The Press o.
tabishment chiefly by water. L9ss on !be build
ING aud contents, Sl20Qp.
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Arress sf Ex-Mayer Park. Of Memphis.

CAIRO, ILL.,. August -.
Ex-Mayor Park, of Memphis, was arrested
and lodged in the Receiving Prison. in that city the
i'm Instant for using ndcree, language In regard TO
the military authorities
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T l. II " s.

Ono Copy for One frsr $500
Two Copies for One Yer 600
Ard Extra Cooy s'ah' r etery CIss Of TIN suB5cain
IRIS al ~ 90 eaeh; or IL Cepie. (0r go o.
Hlrpegs nas arnr aud HsrPsT- Weekly together Sc co.
HARPER 4 BROTHERS PuBLIsugas.
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The ongressienaI Rxesr,,..;...
R0cKLASD, No. 1fond

A~Sp Mo- monday, Aug. -.
The Congressional Excusionists left Bath at
o'clock this morning stopped and inspected Fort pom
they were invited to tho residence of Hon s. G. Fe..
sender and entertained. They leave at o'clock for
Bangor.
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ the lndiaus Central R,Hwiy Company "A meeting Oh
tho Stakeholder Of the sboye named Co. VIII be hsa ~ @
oe of aid Company indianapolis tho ih da OF scP
tonLr 1864 10 O'Clock Of said day TO vote upon
az nv m. Board OF said Company ana rtiru
hy Hoard At s meeting tie 10th dly Of August zoos
wth to olubus and indianapolis Railroad toHAny OF the
stni- of lhe consolidation Of said COMPANIES ei
IL roads. aud property &C. into one Company sni Copo
ration; and sach other relating thereto or a. may
come before them. By order of the Board
Signed, J. T. NEWMAN Prcs Indianapolis. Aug 10 1885,
Auu 10 law ly Tu.
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Desth Of Rev. DIR. Hsbkard yYissIoy.

} BURLINGTON VT, August 10.
Inc lev. DIR. Hubbard Winslow, OF New
YORK died at wlliston. W.. Saturday night His
fsnera VIII take place ut Wistcn Tuesday mos.ing
next.
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IINNET,s TRIAL.

BY TIE AUTHOR or TWICE LOST"
Crus every one who enjoys heart stories keener deinen
Non 81 the lows and sorrow. hidden from the worlds sight
il seldom found and hosa' almost takes the heroineshp
loui " LasxET."
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STATE oy NEw-Yoax.

Fosr-WArpHss OFFICE, No. lOt Walrt
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
section of the passed prl H. 1851. entitled An
Act 10 Rsorsane the ardrns Once Of the Por of New
Yorl Al persons interested ia having charge o. tho
.u.ct matter Of such inquiry examination OF surrey that
tie following vessel. under examination by the fc
Ws,deus and that sid ertinAon' will DO
completed w.thp days NEXT succeeding this notcs on
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4 IrG's fIRanInAS Seofe'ny.
MAINsTONEs HousEKEEPER,

I. no Cook Book, but scrons good Enssh NoTe renna
Inc Won constantly OF John Halifax Its hero one OF that
roprr AAsLr self made school and its heroine as winning
aud noble a lady IS you can well conceive OF ,,s -,
Tete ar. car-cors and scenes enough Tor bhi dozen
ordinary noyels s, you skip chapter It's all
int stins.
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TI s. SANITARY COMMISSION.-THE

-. DbNIIAN OODn III fI1oIVN.-IHE
feasurer acknowledges tho receipt Of The following
co". <fbntions since July II
J. walker n; f....".''. ;.,'.:...,.;','s. e3 90
Contl baions r.c.iy ed by London branch, tbrocgh
Mes.s Barring Brothers Il Co.:
Joshua Bates London. 90 10 90
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MARGARET AND HER BRIDESMAIDS,

ias lit the perfectly All tho Young Ladies In
over H. and Of tb- Young Gentlemen"
bould 20 see what Ia 30 enchanting to them Between
w, Is sale will be very sr.r, ard its authors popularity
shed with II 10 Ia the leading London circles
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ron fall 10 rc,l all thfcc this Summer Any Book stor,
Of note has ,tenl.
IORING, Publisher.
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THANKS WILL BESTOWED.

Since the breaking out Of our Civil War, We
have heard of good many patriots who were
anxious to make something out of the Govern
ment, and just one man who wished to do some
thing for the Government, without seeking OF
expecting any return. That man is Commodore
VANDERBILT, whose unique and magnificent
gifl to the Nation Is thus CITY acknowledged:
In Senate, ON the 18th inst, the Hon. L. ID.
Morgan presented the following, which. Oh con-
sideretion, was unanimously adopted:
JFA,r,os. CoRSEIus v.SprRDnr Of Nev.York did.
during the Spring OF le62 make free gin 10 bis I'M
periled ccsntry Of bis new and sianch steamship Van
derbilt OF 1900 iuDs burden built BY Inn Nth The
greatest care OF the beet msteriss at cost 81 SsoJO
sch steamship hiss since been actively employed
In The service OF the Republic against the Rebel deIns'
taiions Il hor commerce; And rhords ite SAID Con.
NELts YsynfnBLT has In 10 way sought any requtal
q this magnificent gin nor ahy Official recognition
thereof therefore,
R.ois,d That the thanh. Of the American people b,
presented by Congress to Commodore NAsDBRhiLt for
this unique manifestation vi feIvid and large souied
patriotism.
The above having been Transmitted to ue
House, remained among the business on the
Speakers table till yesterday; when II was
reached, taken up, and. without reference,
unanimously conouTed in.
Com. Vanderbilt has been the first, but we
trust he viii not be the last thus to eyince On
earnest ard practical devotion to his country in
her hour of trial, by giving freely Of his wealth
to arm her for the deadly struggle which
Treason has forced upon her. The thanks of q
grateful nation are all the reward he would
accept, and more than he has asked.
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CONGRESS-.

sgN,tF .gau. e6.-Mr. Bayard took the oath required
n, The Senate's resolution end in short speech en-
ngmceG his intention 10 retire 10 private life. Mr..
Hichsrd.oa took the OATH after remaTkug that be did
i,i believe in its policy Mr.. Brown introduced bill
So hdld bridge across the Mississippi River st Sc
Louis Mr.. Wilson introduced bin 10 print the off,
cal reports OF the operations " tho armies OF the United
safes Also bill securing homestead for persons IN
he ser7ce Of tho United States Referred 20 the Com
ittee oo Public Lands. The Senate then took mp the
iesolaiou TO expel Senator Davis from the Senate.
slr Howard moved to strike on, Tie words "be er'
relied and insert "he consured.' Mr., il. addressed
,hs senate al length on his motion. After one TO
marks from Mr.. Johnson the Senate adjourned without
spfs
10uss.-1he House resumed the consideration o, tho
pint rcso1tisp explanatory ofthe ConGscation act Mr.
l-esnandc Wood made speech in favor of making
4ace ii once The House passed the Senate resolution
OF thanks to Gems. Hooker, Meade, Howard Banks,
end Burnside oEd The officers and men under their re-
sDcctiyc commands also 70 Commodore Vanderbilt for
tie sf. fha steamer The House then went Into CON-
Ini,,ee Of tie Whole the. Deficiency Appropriation
bll. An amendment was adopted TO suspend the Capt.
toi aud I'casiry Building extension. The bin, after
debate w laid aside to be reported TO the House. The
Navel AcpyoplistoR bill then considered in Coz
mi,es oad ds,usson followed upon increasing sail
or pay 'Y.,hout concluding. tbs House adjourned.
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MAYOR WOODS PEACE,

To-day, the Rebellion vsibly totters to IL
fall. IL has no longer credit at homo or
abroad; It's currency lies in ruins; and nobody
wants TO sell anything to its Government for
ought wherewith it can pay. Its armies are
galnt with famine; its horses arc dying from
lack Of forage its soldiers are deserving ~ every
opportunity; and while its conscriptiOn i omn-
present, ail-embrecng, Inerciles-s, is forces
rather diminish Than increase; while misery, dis
gust, despair, darken the entire region cursed by
lis sway. The leaders rigidly suppress President
Lincoin's Proclamation Of Amnesty, and protest
sgsinst its circulation by our soldiers among
their pickets in our front. Would they do this
if they did not k,loo that the perusal Of that
document by their men was strongly calculated
to disorganze and disin;egrate their si,iverinr,
furnishing armies 2
The President hss said in effect 70 them,
/" All yon who are below the renh Of Colonel
return 10 loyalty, he freely forgiven, and re-
instated in all You. possessions. Slavery must
die. because il Is the parent Of treason, The i'm
plscable Toe ofthe Republic; but all other confis
cation is waived and forborDe, Oh condition that
you return to loyalty and eschow that which
made YOU traitors We bid you welcome to ar
equality in All things with those you have vain
ly sought to destroy what would you have
mOre Z"
Tie Southern people, with few non-slaychold'
ing exceptions, are willing IN accept these gen
erous conditions, which divest them of nothing
they would not be cursed by retaining. Norl
Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Louisiana
ere palpably preparing to resume their places IL
tho Union; whence Delaware, Maryland
West Virginia. Kentucky and Missouri have re-
fused to separate. What is it that most Oh
s-ructs an early restoration Of Peace On the solid
enduring basis Of universal Freedomi
We answer, Fernando Wood and the Copper
heads who sustain him. lii; speech yesterday
was rslpable -1hcrtetion TO the Rebels no, Il
succumn, Gci 20 return 10 loyalty. but IT, hold
out till next Fall. il pos iblc, and take The
chances Of Copperlead triumph in the fresi
JeDl;l Election, WHICH .iI sWe them Peace o.
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in their rights. We have received full &C
count Of tho negotiations Of the treaty, together
with the speech in full of the Head Chief OF
tho Nee Perces (Lawyer), in which he details
many of the grievance which they have suffered
in consequence of the bad management or mall
feasance of the officers under the defunct Bu-
chanan Administration, which require search
ing investigation. We ore informed that there
is little or no evidence. of the expenditure OF
the large sums of money that were appropri-
'ated to carry out the provisions of tho treaty
(Stevens- Palmer treaty. Of 1855. The new
treaty provides that all the de'inqnsneies of
the former one are to DO made good by the
Government, which will involve the expendi.
ture of ever q million Of dollars.