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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
From Rod River-Prospert Of Saving the
Union Gunboats.
WASHINGTON. Nay o. 1864.

The following dispatch has been received by
the Navy Department;
Hon, GIDEON WELLEs SECRETARY Of TIE Nary:
Have lust received letter from Lieut. Commander
Breeze dated at the mouth OF the Black River May l5
He writes as follows:
This morning a bearer of dispatches from Gen
Banks was received at Fort DE lGssy who says when
be left gunboat coming over the falls, and II
was currently believed that all would get over. lie
knew nothing more. / have information from a trust
worthy source that The dam hos been completed, and We
may soon expect to hear that all the ironclads are
over"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

Entertainments This Day Rnd Evening.
For lo,qon Of icrrf and ts 0f cJrmencer zee dfrer
h.enrHf. other columns Of Hir piper.
WArLacxs TuR,TgR-Wila Os's
WINTER GARDKS-liricc Mssricd-Fra Disvolo.
SIHLOs IARDRN-is. beruoui1.
OLYxPIC rHEATsgPaus RcurnPrctty Barber of lins'o
BROADWAY rHKArRR-Our American Cousin At iioms.
HYLlERs " ond"rrui Performances, No 80 BroatvsT
bARSux s-jan.t Pride
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGs-Norks Of Ar
lRvIsG HAIL-rsior's S.rrropticou.
10 BROsDwAY-Cindareis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

and Coast Pilot H. gcharison Acting Asiont Surgeon
John +. Cobb; AcngAsssteat Paymsster T. H. Gushing
Captains Clerk and Mail Agent Thomas j. Benz amin Pay
masters Clerk Sidney Hanson Acting fifs, assistant Eng
neers Isaac Naples John T. Cooper Acting Third Assistant
Engineers r. G. Lomas H. Biassinr j. H. Lenihan Act.
ing Ensigns, C. II. Sawyer, Il. pnsmore, T. o. L. Lehman
acting hester Mates Add Larderyeu, Joshua CooS IT, Jas
r.. Merrimsn; Surgeons Steward Hiram l. Ellis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

Don't FAIL To PROCURE MRS. WSsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teehn; Il has been used for
% yesn with failing safety aud by millions Of
mothers for their children Il acidy Of the stomach
wind coc regulates the bowels and gives rest health
ard comfort the mother and child Twenty
bottle Offices No. ~ Dey, NewYora, aud No. 2o3 High
Uolboru. London. England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Arrival of Rebel Prisoners, &c.

~o1s-t ~ INnIANAIOLIs, May p. I5t1.
SIX hundred Rebel prisoners, captured by
Gen. sherman. arrived here this morning
Two regiments Of hundred days volunteers ron
Indiana left or the front yesterday. Fieof six more
will leave Monday or Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Resumption Of Travel between LouisYiilc
mud Nnshyillc-f:em. kiIpniIick.

LOUISVILLE, friday. Ngy =. 4-ei
Travel between here and Nashville. which has
been suspended for the past few days by the military
occupation II the railroad has been rcsgmcd
Gen. Fitzpatrick arrived this morning en- route Tor
New York snd left al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
The Pirate Florida.

HALIFAx. Friday. May 20 1861.
The Rebel privateer Florida sailed from Ber-
nuda prior the 18th inst to cruise and would probe
bly, keep on the track of American vessels between
New York and Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
arriyn, of Wounded Mt Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA Saturday. Moy 81, 1864.
Tie transiort-steamer S. II. Spaulding ar
rived here this morning from Washington with wounded
yo!dieis. --se4t~i 1877
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
lAiyrrtirementl
Nor A BOGUS PROCLAMATION.

Nor B0GUs PROCLAMATION.
Official from
GEO C. HUDuEL s Co.
American Express Building. No 81 HGison ST.
Whereas. HusDYL's GoLnrs BIrTgrs are the best
Tonic in the world pleased t. notice the follow
ing Firms a. Wholesale Dealers in the article in this
c.iy.
ID. Barnes & Co. druggists No. 81 Plrkrow.
Lsz,M Mash & Gardner. drug is,s, w. 10 Goldst.
Gale & Robinson. druggists No - Grcenwici-st
Cook. Siyess & AgaiA druggists. Duane AID Wash
iRg,oa-s,..
Hsil 4 BlaEvet druggists. No. 80 Courtlani,si. q;
FrIzrr & Lee. druggists, 40 ~ Beekman-st.
Dixon. Clark s Halait. druggists. No. li9 Cham
bers-si.
Hall Blckel dFiggisos Ma. 2ls Greenwich st.
X. u. Oryl,. drsgsi,. NJ. ca Libcr;y.st.
Park & Searan grocers No. III west-5,.
W. II Duc;wosiA & CO.. grocers. No. c. Deyst.
Bodinc s TO. rrocers. No l9G Charhsrss;.
Wagner Il Kelan ezccors. M IA Nurrayst
Archer & Bro. grocers No. 10 Wests,.
W. L. & I. i. Pi!aaa. gtooorA corner Of Harrison
and Hudson-s;s -
Geo o. Toi,cn. grooer corner Of North Moore and
Hudson.sts
Cousc & DoCamp, provisions No u Coust,pnst "a.
Chas Butts. commission merchant. No. PIG, washing
tons..
c. &w, Knapp liquors No. 256 washi-gton.st
Retsed throughout the city BY all respectable hotels,
restaurants. &C.. &C. -S.75. -...
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
From Cincinnati.

C1SCINsAIL May %. 1861.
NJ Greenwood & Css hardware establishment was
partially burned tbs morning Loss $1,000.
Gen. Fitzpatrick Ell for New-York tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Spiral Nclitss.
In Hoe vinces.N

! New Yorx Foo. H. 1861.
From knowledge OF the Ingredient. and their proportions
entering into tho composition known as ROMANO S
CRIMEAN BiTTERS." we are enabled to speak Of 1. In
terms Of high commentator Peruvian Bark being of It's
principal consen,s. together with Herbs Roots and
tracts having decided medicinal properties have no hesa
ton In recommending physicians and the public generally
invisors:ns TONIC intended stimulate the digestive
organs
From Il. Alternative PROPERTIES, it Is calculated to
proven, well BY its daily In moderate quantities
CONSULTATIONS, FEVER AND AGUE,
AND LIGHT YaRxs
NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM
II ia an an.idots TO tho effects produced by
CHANGE or WATER AND DIET,
CORRECTS DIARRHEA,
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
collie AND FLATULEYCE.
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE,
NAUSEA,
SEA SICKNESS.
Isc1pesy adapted to uaies of delicate constitution, and
the infrmi:ies OF age.
This preparation is composed exclusively vegetable mate
rls containing metallic mineral substances whatever
Il. taste Ia aromatic warming aud acceptable to the palate and
stomach
JAMES II. Chiffon, NJ. ID.
JULIUS @. POHLE, ND.
w. Chiffon s. Co.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

BROOKLYN CITY MORTALITY.-Thc total
number OF deaths in this city last week was lOi Of
whom 81 were men. II women. % boys. and % girls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Businfss Notices.
BRAsDRgTH'S PILLS
ARE UyRfyALRD As A FAMILY MEDICINE,

Dyspepsia Loss Of Appetite iiabitua Cos,iyene' Rhen'
Pains in the Head in Affections Of the Kidneys in the
Of the Blood For Cold, Rheumatic Attacks, Fevcr', and
Disorder. arising from Distracted respaton in
TIL. climate they have their equal all the medicine,
Of tho day See b. BRASDRKrH white letters the Gov.
ernent stamp which in,ures genuine Principal office
Branireth House New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

49, Advert cement
WILT IN q MINUTES, AND GASP rHErR LAST
IN iO.-Moths placed near CEDAR Cedar CAMrHoR.
IlAgRGs CHATHAM makes this cheap and certain snpe
Iior CANPHoR. Tor defending Cloths and furs rVi9
Moths and Milers. AL druggists Sell II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

Nos. 800 and 383 Bowery.-The cheapest cs.h
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE in the city. Overcoats' " 70
go; Business Coss S5to sls; Pants $3to$a
GEO. A. HUNTER Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

Ign BoE while Oh his way TO the Forty anh Precinct
Stion House 10 ftfrt ,As ira, Which vas Ael tl1rr
that day He was taken to the headquarters u Con.
DIX and sSap.;ged b. Col LaioW. Ml.'son admittel
thal he rsanifolod TIE forged Pruciast.st Il t6e c
tatisn Of Howard. on Tuesday night at private house
| in brooklyn. He LEFT Howard about IA O'Clock tina,
night. and brought the copy % the cry. Hero he
loitered about until near O'Clock, aai then sent the
dispatches TO tho various papers by boy giving in
structions how deliver the copy Aite7 hs cramina-
ton LIE was fully committed to Fort Llflyetc by Gen
Dix.
SI,,oh OF Hor1rd Joseph Howard IT,. was bora in
the City Of BROOKLYN and is 4 son of John T. Howard
very respectable gentleman. living in that city
The subject Of this sketch commenced bis literary
u contributor to country newspapers, then 40 cor
respondent Of The Boston Daily Journal subsequently
correspondent Of The Boston Aigs ard Bee. In l7j2
he took charge Of the ircmcn's department Of Ths
LsGder. At the time OF tbs shoemakers strike in Lynn
Mass he employed by The Ne York Ti-ss to writc
the account OF that movement On the arrival Of the
Prince OF Wales in Canada and during bis tour through
this country. Howard accompanied him az special
correspondent He was with President Lincoln at the
time Of his tour from Springfield % Washington. and
wrote tho hoax story in relation 10 Mr. Lincons escape
in Scotch Dap and long military cloak" statement
which had not shadow Of truth in IT, For short .ins
he was employed by THR TRIBUNE as a correspondent,
but has been stated the city editor Of this
Journal 'Abont sixteen months ago he was. appointed
city editor Of The Tmt', position which he hold but
few months when he was employed by Tire Daily Fsrs,
and wrote inaamatory articles in relation to conversa
tons with workngmen ut the time OF the draft and Just
before the July riot. He wa aitsrward employed by
the proprietor Of 7 BookynlEasi. and was city ed.
tor Of that paper at the time Of his arrest.
Howard is about IS years Of age. of medium hight,
has dark eyes and hair is rather bald Is pale and slen
der. with regular features and wears a mustache.
The examination OF Howard and Madison showed
that the forgery perpetraei with view 10 affect
the money market 1t appears that only two persons
beside Howard concerned in getting up the bogus
proclamation. The purpose was to buy gold on Tues
day and sell il on Wednesday morning Howard was
arrested at his own residence Of Mddagh and
Willow streets Brooklyn, and not at tho Office Of The
Eagle lie submitted to the arrest with comparative
calmnoss and whea taken Gen. Dk's headquarters.
made the confession which has already appeared in
these columns The statement that Howard Is a mem-
Der of Mr. Beechers church Is not true he having with
drawn from that church when he lief, this country for
California few years ago Iio wrote tho history OF
Plymouth Church Tor OF the Sunday papes aud not
for TIE Iudpendent. rs stated in Of tho daiiics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

BROOKLYN CRY Court, MosDAY, MAY 90
Nos g. ID. 30. 81 81. u. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
HOTEL Acknowledgment General Thayer

HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ihaycr
and A. J. Crane, Vermont; Capt. II. Y. Pickering.
Hilton Head; Quartermas,er NJ Lechman. U. $. Army;
and g. L BigelOw Chicago are at the Aston House.
Gen H. L. Sweetser. j. NJ. Dick. c. L. Taylor. and
s. Fl. STANDARD Meaiyille Pa; Major Il. Notary and
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
MajorGen. Foster. U. :. Army; the Hon. u. b. In
gerso; ID. Bigeow San Francisco; and u. Il. White
Pittsburgh. are at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Commander ]. r. Mulany U. s. N; w Sturgis
Chicago and c. Bancroft Boston. are at tho Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel
j. + Anderson. 4. s. Army and j. W. Walsh and
wife, England arc at the Everett House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

fAdycrt!sement
Books P0R THE COUNTRY. In our columns
are advertised by Mcssrs. j. L. InroS Co. seven
new books al attractive IN their way, which form a
choice little library for the seaside or country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS. THE theatr

PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS. - The theatrical
novelties announced for this evening the production
Of Mr. Watts Philips drama. "Pauls Return" at the
Olympic; the revival Of Mr.. Boucicaults Janet
Pride" at Barnums Museum the appearance OF Mr..
+. S. Chan,ran in Our American Cousin at Hcmc, at
the Broadway Theatcr and the first representation at
the Winter Garden Of the burlcsquc Of Fra Diarolo
which Mr.. and Ms Florence have heretofore made
successful at other houses. At Walack's Thoater a
series Of standard plays viii be offered during tho week.
the list Of which appears in the reguisr advertisements
At Niblos Bel Dcmono" will be repeated every
evening for tho present
Tn, usual variety Of other entertainment VIII
be provided ct Mr. Hellers Sale Diaboique, No.
SIS Broadway. and at Irving Hall, where tue
agreeable exhibitions Of Faons stereoptcon are con-
tinued nightly. An in1emmaory attraction Is an
ncunced for next Wednesday afternoon. at Jone'S
Wood. Signor Buono Core viii exhibit an apparatus
b. means Of which he is enabled 10 expose himself "ih
ont peril to The most intense heat He VIII walk III
Ere 10 tho music OF the best brass in the city MIS-
IT. Holman announces that performance Of the opera
Of Cinderella" will take place this evening at tho
Broadway Academy OF Music late Hope Chapel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
The PItcherr: The Plated PItchers::

nYe+THE PATENT DOUBLE-PLArED ICE PITCH
Frs NOR. beautiful than heavily plated than fos'
ery and the demand for them exceeding that OF prSv
on, SEASON. The yis limited most Of workea has
ina gone to the front to defend
THE OLD FLAG.
We would therefore Recommend TO friends 10 mako IN
carly apple alton for them % the store Of
LUCIUS HART& Co, Nos. and s Burning slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Henrie's kakniine. -
FOR THE HAIR,
FOR THE HAIR,
Prepared s9a ls9 Fark Root End Flower 0''d,
PERSIAN PI.aMN11i. -
- II

X A X a l. i.
It's the identical preparation used by all the Eastern nations
for the GROWTH and PRESENTATION Of the Hair and BY ,s
the Hair RETAysI YOUTHFUL LUxuRrAScE AND CoLoa
Through LIYz.
One application tcH Keep me raj, mott for serrral dsy
and retain in any REQUIRED POSITION without the ali Of
any other preparation.
Il will perfectly prsvent The hair from FALLING OFF and
quickly a crop girisg sde Dhs beJss
rliy permanent dark elossy appearance.
II will Remote al D1ndgr keep the Scalp Clean and is
Hair SDee, Mont and Soft
It contains oil alcohol any other injurious ingreisu
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
IN THE WORLD.
IT rs LUXURY 1T Is 4 LUXURY TO USE IT
Sold Everywhere. Price Fifty Cents. Whoie.as Depot
No. 20 Cif.st. New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Knapp's Extract Of Roots for Making

Th. extract from which the healthy beverage known
KNAPP,S ROOT BEER made 10 put up in bottles at
csns 50 cen,s and each sufficient to make TO- D. and ~
,on, Of the beer General depot No. 3ol Hudsons Sot
sy ali wholesale druggists att tho manufacturers price, 81
per gallon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPEysCA'
BAxpAass, SuProRrKRs. Sc--MARsu Co's Radical Cur
Trus. Office only At No. Vesey.... Lady attendant.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday P. M. Dispatches


Nav YeKK. sept Ia The Herssd's des-
laich from The Shenandoah VALLEY repre-
seats that the sueny has weakened BIS lines
g tie lels OF our forcss. sDd i mssssns 70
yards he Potomac. The fords ace Al pres
sent impossible 90 account Of the recent
rains
The troops whose tine has expired are en-
listing uith sigoF.no: singiy bat bv reimsnts.
hersld's dispatch dated IN the field o. the
l4ih. SAYS Another movement has been made
and the enemy seems % % re;seating, Aver
40 = ciose vpOn his rear.
The indications are that ue viii have an
other hghs - Avcriil has rssshed the enc
mvs r~ar ,nfsntry.
The Charleston Courier Of AUG. SDfh ssvs
he torpedo noattd down o. barge towards
FcFi S1mVteS o. tie nirbs OF The 29sh, ex-
Flodet wahin = fect - re west face Of TIE
tort. dcine 10 dkmsrc whatever.
The Rlchmo1d cofrs<poad~1s OF Charles
ton Mercury dated 95sh sAvs:
Rebel soldiers arc ~aTsring ron swelled
tee. Ia consequences 81 sesiirg and st.adi1x
% mach N ths uateF ~ trsneaes.
Agns snsi tsrers are siso prsv.ieas n tee
rebel sfmy
TIE chaslossoa courisr of sept n h.-.
siseag aftssle sgasnss ccssstion Of hosnli-
les "a wksca Il -sys shs North i rrrv mech
- need 81 q. = stress go - armies and
v~r peser. ~ tes -as coutsias.sn
Article wash rea1s - ielso~s
Var coatains = ITSELF essry woe .sd ca
ltmi;y MORALS esa eroan aoder. WITH a
eeme bereavement, poverty. disease snd
dealt. With rspine. devzesat.en. sxtrrninx-
tan. anrdes. ard crimes q essry dse. voes
e eFesr shspc. i s<ys m2y ne Gsd - peace
sfesiiiy In NJ TIE Ilrh; of his coaniensncs
upoo - ard grant n resc..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

The rebel Senator Semmee. of Louisiana.
in a recent speech. expressed The general
anxiety with which the rebels look to the ell
ection Of Mcclellan for that peace and rebel
Independence which they feel they can never
win by their arms:
Our hopes for al early peace were depend
emf entirely on the success OF the Democratic
party az tho North 10 the approaching Presi-
dental election The whole population Of
the North the rich ss well as the poor. were
called % face the war with at its horrors.
and he believed that they would DOT submit
90 the draft ordered Tor the 9th of Sspiem-
her next: that they would resist by force Of
arms srsi that the peace parry would con-
tiuuc 90 grow. and be successful In the mp
preaching canvass.
Of course it would be 70 the interest Of
the rebels Il they could get ups consert o.
silence on this polas 10 do 50. bus their anx-
~ bctrays them. Their hears arc too 'nll
tor siIeace. and out Of the foilne-s of the
heart the mouth speaketh Dean Richmond
and the other policy men who ran the CHI
sago Convention ara smart politicians. hat
thsy ought, before setting up their candidate
and platform. 20 have struck an agreement
with rebels not 70 commence praying toe
them, or 1t least TO seudne themselves 60
silent prayer.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
ADDRESS
az sIsc Union State Central Conn
rutttee se the people &c sndi-
ANA


When evil eOunssl- prevail. there never
lacks an excuse 70 carry hem out,
Thus IL vas. some four years AGO. vhsu
Southern eouspifaior. following he false
lights Of unhsiiowed smeiiicn. took counsel
together TO break up What one Of their oun
chief officers. Mr. Stephens. declared to be
the best and iresss Government the sun ever
shepe upon They sought canss OF complaint
in the acss OF the Feiersl Gsverument, bot
fosnd none. Tor ], had uniformly been ad-
mini-scred under Influences favorable 10 he
South. Meth shadow Of an encroschmen,
could be shown TO have been made on their
peculiar inssitusiOe: eli tie legislation o. Cos
srsss. AL the DECISIONS Of the Supreme Court.
we're In its favor.
In such dilemma What w.s their courses
With no facts 10 the past or prescott. thsy
contsntea themselves with fears sor the su-
'ure. Thsy declared that. under Prsssdeu,
elected By Norihsrn votes. there we're we'll
founded arprshensioOs Of attempts on ,he
par, Of those 10 aaihosiiy 70 iossrfsre with
SLAVERY To avert such ccnsingency in
the future. and declaring cOastisutional rem
eaief exhausted. they esr3zired armed resis-
lance. The rebellion srs0sd Terrible.
over The ~ho's South. hss shs penalty ee~a
The country has become desolaiicn. con-
r'escs hss been ruined. property rendered
vAissie-s. OF actually destroyed Nv thousand.
OF mlllions: While lives have be>a ..crs6c-d
ey hundrets Of sseassnds: and = degree II
msesy broush, upon TIE peosie o. ne South.
such - fe~ rs,ieus have ever snfersf IN
the 's'dss OF pssse sad prosperity ,ksv RE-
tended u Tear imaginary ssiis. "a brought
down % their devoted heats exas - fslsAt-
ial reality sad uapsralisied ext~os
Aspeacefai aad - f-o.p-rons a. wss he
South in ls6o. : TIE state 81 Inaiaaa 10
day. a. 'sse frcm any wrong doae. o. al
tsnptel. sssinss her. eirAsr by ne Federal
or State Government Asd yes h,rp "a is6s,
- 10 South Carolina IN Ise0, are found nsu
preaes~d either b hiind iosiy o. by e..e
anbits,n. stienpsog 10 enact he sane trss
sdy-tke tragedy that hesl.s a res.-saace 81
iAu sud euds 10 nalional dssrucsisa
% the i5sh 81 Aags.l a.. there -ss puh-
lishsd n The DAILY seutlusl a. address. a.
sanins 70 speak for he .Denoer.sie party
OF see State. sisssd CO behalf Of The "Deu-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

The Richmond papers Which are Deariy
TIE only papers GOV remaining to the rebels,
are clear ard unanimous on two points. VIZ I:
First TIE existence Of the rebellion y
sssked on the success o. tie fDemocraiie"
party st the csming election.
Second. /, il the duty OF The rebels 20 aid
ihs electios Of Mcclellan By defeating Grant
Il possible before November.
SO clearly are these points exhibited IN
their colunus. aud 90 closely are they ac-
oompsnIed by the reports Of the Withdrawal
OF parts OF The rebel forees under Early 10
reinforce LEES right a, Petersburg ard
against Grants new pOsition on the Weldon
Railroad. that it lie evident that the rebels
have made up their minds 10 tight pitched
battle n order 70 elect Mcclellan. Here is
q pew system Of Democratic eIectioneering.
An army formerly OF a million Of Democrats
nov Whitfield down 10 tenth Il that num-
Der. holds 40 the Dag OF rebellion sgainst
government. A Convention representing
the Democrats" party meets aud declares
that the Democratic" party has no other
principles than that these rebels shall not be
whipped. The rebels. % strengthen the
hands Of thi- party, are preparing for a
mighty struggle in which the blood Of thou
sands Of our friends and brothers will flow.
for the immediate purpose Of electiBg Nc
C!elIss. aud with the ultimate end OF dissoy.
ing the Union.
Does itnot make the cheek Of some Dem
ocfAls" Jingle with shame that their leaders
have thus bound them 70 he car OF secession
and made thea accessories 20 the crime OF
rebellion 7