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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-07
rcu-xork Congregational Candidate.

Thelistp.bli,hed in Saturday morning edition
containing ,ral inaccuracies We reprint tat portor
OF il needing correction WITH the requisite amend
ments.
FIRST DISTRICT
Counties Of suffolk Qlecns md Richmond
CAyDirATEs III eOrga W. Cults. Union stephen
Tabor Dnr0cut.
To il vncancv occasonrl by resignation Of NJ. Stcb
bins. The onion Convention uuauimo uslv ren0minate
The Hon Henry G.. S'ebbins. lii. Democratic compel
itOris Dwight Townsend OF Richmond Co.
NOU ~ 1852 -McC0unick Union T 40. St'bbins,
War Democrat 1903. Democratic majority, 2 49,
FOURTH DISTRICT
The lat, 81, 3D. fth, 9TH 9th and sun words OF New
YORK Clty
CANDIDATE Il 8rolan OBricn Rrynnt Union; Nor
g. "A JOnes, Dem. Clammany); william Walsh Dem,
mozart No y. Hiram kecAarn. ir. Mcclellan.
NOIE IL ls62-WalbIidge. War Democraf 4 53j
sBen; Wood. Democrat. 7e@s. Democratic majority
5,2yJ.
FIFTH DISTRICT
The Eta 10th, 18th and lith Wards Oi New York City
CANDIDATES. --Epes l.. Ellery Union; NelsJn Taylor
Democrat. VIM. Is. Maeay (bozarD Dem.
VOTE l.62.-Dufy Union Dem, 3,is8, Fernando
Wood. Peace Dem. l7o Democratic majority, 4.6so.
SIXTH DISTRICT
The 9Th 18th and 10th Wards o. New. York City.
CANDIDA IEs.-Henry j. Raymond, Union. lCol.
Rush C. Hawkins Of thoIOraycs has also MON nom.
nation probably q settlement viii be made upon
MI Raymond or Mr.. Hawkins. 80 rs 10 present bat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-07

IArtL RAILROAD AcCpkST-Coroner N1u-
farra l 900 Inquest. 40 $50. I'D Dcs1l0. upon tlr
Did, OBJ. John Wade on, god NAV who on -I..faa.
,cung. knocked down ali almost 3D. iifit At'e'
bs ul..nu iIFog Railroad ..g.sA,,Ar ~ Dlttyasi 30.
l.aI ~. bro .e3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-07

TEACHERS FOR THE FREEDMEY.-Thc Amer-
can Missionary Association sent On Friday ten teachers
TO Eastern Virginia viz, Miss Josephine T. strong
Miss Cornea A. Drake Mis- L. Worthington, Mi''-
Mary ) Pond Miss l.. ID. Barnett Miss Nj r. Hilllaid'
Miss Elizabeth A. Gilmore Misc Mary J. fillmore
Mise EuEice Parmentcr, and MI. Robert hlfris. =.
same Assocaton have sent forty three during the month
of October.
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Or icH CHfRf EsGIsgrH iIRf DEPARTMENT
Nrw.A opx hoy. 3. 1904

z, fIe Brngsys ofthe S,teyai trr iGrm iei' Ihr2nW
ertffs Cif.. You are hereby directed 20 be more tha
.uny particular receiving an giving alarms Of ire on
.day neat November o. 1904 Do not receive alarms u
vol are positive sf the parties giving the same are Wru
ben. Of tc Frc Police Departments DO NOTHING any oa'
uni Won are .a.nfl trI- exist, actual Necessary 20 t"
.,lc Your attention l. directed 10 the accompanying /"
,truetious 20 the member. Of The Fire Department
JOHN DECKER, Chief Engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-07

The NEw-YoRK FIREmEs on THE ALERT
The following orders have been issued by tue Chiei'En
gneer OF the Fire Department in reference to the alleged
incendary conspiracies to be pot in operation during
the election.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-07

The City TAxEs--The amount OF the taxes
paid up to the end Of last month. was sii5is6 and
since the books were opened the receipts at the Coec
tor Office have uycra ed nearly $4,000 per day. MOI
bad lor these bad times. How gre ruined
, 1864-08-18

There little Or nothing doing In the afternoon
and The general markets wers qust -bu.s1s o6ss1ng
t1,78foz No spriag-selters tndaE tor Sl.7o. Corn
0ass ard other grain Were neglected. Highwlues
Hysn
, 1864-08-18

water Is good for something beside steam
engines and ravfRstion.
4 gentleman Just from Canada informs nc
that the rebel emiesaries and refugees In that
region are an1iou51y hoping for peace. What
ever may be the tone OF the people down
South, these runaway rabels are very ear
neAtly desiruus OF an end Of fighting. Ihe
refugees we're IN general morose and seedJ
lot, though there are many Of then that arc
In tunds and living very comfortably: Their
principal haunts are at London and Toronto,
though they can be found everyWh
throughout Canada. At last accounts. the
determination at Ningara Falls was still go7
IDg on. Of course, 1t is everywhere Under
stood that these determinations hare bear
Ing upon the Chicago Convention.
The Farini affair 1t Nigara Falls turns OUT
to beA hoax. 1t was the deyico Of some one
who wished to draw crowd to the Falls,
but Was most bupglingly managed The
s.untortunate man" was ablo to leave the
isIa1 d; at his pleasure bT swimming shofs
distance to the edge Of rocks on the north
ern 6ii1c Of Robtnson's Island Astor Ills
walking on stilts from the American shore
he. might n Wel1 attempt to walk up the
Falls themselves. The whole thing Wa4 =
"seI', from beginning to end, Il an aftair
may b. called such that didn't sWindie
aDy body. .---
I larn that agents Of the rebel govern
Eent are In Canada purchasing horses tor
The my. Lsrec Grovcs nre passing down
from the Interior to Quebec. whence they
viii be shipped to IS Mexico.n When once
en- tcuts they will be passed through the
blockade II they can caca Pc the Vigilance OF
our numerous war vessels, PONTIAC.
, 1864-08-18
Et:1tY-Seren and q NaIf Cents and q
BF1gAo1ef Gene FalBhIps

Correspondence Cincinnati CommefC1al.1
must tell good story Of Colonel Sam
uel Ross, Of the Goth Connecticut Tolun-
IN isca he WIS a Captain in the 18th In.
fantry, and mastering aud dtsbursing officer
for the State Of CoLnectfcut, with hcadquar-
ters at Hartford aud New Haven. After dis
butting one and haH millions in one year,
he settled his Official accounts at Washing
ton, the United States saying be owed them
eiQhts.sesrn ard half eents. he had paid that
sum for an official telegram. charged 1t to the
Government, appended the dispatch to Il
voucher, and sent both, with other papers to
washington. 1t belag lost there By one Of
tlth clerks, Captain Ross was promptly
charged with eighty seven and half cents.
A little later be was Colonel Of the 30th
Cou1 ectIcut, and at the battle Of Chancel-
lorsyflle, in May, 1865, he commanded the
Cd brigade in the 1st division Of the 13th
CORPS. General Joseph Booker, IN his OIL.
ciai report, recommended TINT be be com
mfssIpned rs Brigadier General by the Pres
ident. From that moment the United States
owed lin "a star"
Now for the sequel. Col. Ross received
~ duu'' for eighty seven and half ceats,
due the Government. Immediately the
friends of Col Ross "dunred" the Govern
mcn1 for B1igadier Generals commission,
due The Colonel, Both debts stood fast.
Again, the Colonel received letter asking
him to deposst.seighty seven and hall cents
in the Q. y. Treasury, Whsreupon delega'
ton waited on the President, demanding
"tbe STAR on account Of their friend. g..
One debt will probably be paid IS sooa 81
The other.
, 1864-08-18
6svcraszent Bsass--Iofornat1sa fsr II

0evcrnMent Bxa&e-TnEorx7ntIwnf lar Te-
*efcfss
The ionoV1sk circular Er.saye to the cst9naI q"
custde3 h&7 been .sSuoo from the Treasury Depart
Mezt:
1NsasuxX p1rtK1Xssr. August ;. fs64.
All tho loats and iteutffes OF the foEe<ctng "a 7o
AEe tnr FORM OF o. Registered bends except
seote Tn.Ea y ~ o1n nt5T3aa ae eHgnated:
1Ro !oaoH AIs ptosSu. An1 oaateo ~ tne ifeAufs
s1a steneiet ~: I9e nTe per GO Il bonds redeem:
ao!e e sae p!easuIo o. tae aer ten tnd
cait1 o. which aEe N d5chats1
q coltent ctams 9n3n s1e goEttnncos: thios yeAEa
cent loaa pfosadea oF tns exc an9a of tae y ihrss
.otfa ne On ~ a ~ Fl Anxatt ~ - O.
nfoeI tcc ~ 81 Soqttets y. Sta "a Jane, - ~
est - dIs1 nm ~ eYer1 pf Tt Rs FL ~ IN
Sia fttre.t nstahie stmf ~ fn3 r. ~
, 1864-08-18
STATE NEWS.

On Saturday evening last a erman black
smith named Frederick Knabc, Has drowned
at Freeport in the PecatoIica.
"A pacing match, mile meats, between
Kitty Reilly, Of Springfield, and Blind Jay,
OF Decatur, came of on Saturday Last over
the old spriufieM course. The former won
in 2.475<.
Ron. E. c. Ingersolt, has recommended
to the President, to be appointed Cadet at
West Point, Lieut.. Eric Bergland, Of BISHOP
Hill, Henry county. Lieut.. Berelaud enter
I'd the 57th Illinois, three years ego, rs
priyate soldier, and worked his Way up to
lEt 1ieuteDantcy, serving out his tull tine-
"A gentlemsn named Scbese, at Cairo,
was the victim Of sun stroke few days
Elrce.
"A man named James Bruce attempted
to commit suicide st Cairo last week, but
wss prevented by his wife, who came into
The room just as he WAS placing revolver
-Fresco Wright, OF sprins6ela met with
a Fad accident few da3s since. He vas con-
ycrsing With gentleman, and stepping
backward telt throug b q scuttle hole into the
ce1lar-R trap door having been care1esslF
left open-breakingt two of his iibs and bruis-
Ing him Otherwise.
, 1864-08-18
. a r 7 N Il T. 7 s. g
PORT OF CHICAGO,

grop grusssel' a,!.oo: Na;tssos Ii iasesr @
Ha:x ; o. ald,oe cum@;ss, BaSsio. ii sens M ceI.
EE H,1ni9yr -
schr Be!ols, Bowers, Mu.keson. 10 N lumber, % N
ecns Illinois, Buzk. Auskeson, IS N lumber, 10 NJ
senE i { G.sst s.ume: Auakeson, 1oe u Lumber.
scnE baies, Cannon. Muszssou, uo m lumber, 10 N
gchE i:ssea; payy: Mussssen. rs n 4 lnaess
scnf 3S Emma. lnnoFls. Maskcson; % N 4unoeF "a M
s.br GO burlington. tlaek stuskegon. 100 N lumbar,
ssE sesss sssss9g u 'a5..
soaS n79ssn H ;S y, r. q qoeF
sehr f: 5 gqs,;a' 2 za;s cnoa1, nu'kss0n. 'un
e; s;*9 s: ~ .Aass
sehr S1yrile Wools aueh. G1and Bay, IDS n lumber,
sehr sea1dlnayiaa, Rerson. BAY City, It's lumbar.
schf 1icF soue1s Aeke5msa, By ci:y: soe lumber.
ssf & ea Pont sabi iaa5s9
sehr III. vernon, Jonn,or, arand 4Tavelse I'D cords
scnr Arrow. Scott. Kalamazoo, IS n lumber.
schE Eissanot' s@na, sturgeon S3y. l39 n l9mber
SchE Gc4'e1t: sloi91. ao!!sad. 20 cords Eood.
scnr kE.stp,me s McAtnan, huAxsGon. 20 m lumber.
schz Hubbard. Staaer, Musxegon, TO n lumber.
sshr naSsne' Cal1oH' @asksIon' III N lanor. IL N
81: GRs:ss ss: ss IT,
ter.
schf Aolronaac. TRIM. hay CITY. ?to N Lumber.
sens n nntip, Aaame. Lay LIZ g n tumber.
A1; a..
hr sehF y hoit. Gi5os. bo9aIo. 5a tom csai..
Sf1f ttnHlaIk. Williams. Eiiet SQt tons coal.
scnr IT,, Bse,heEa. Johnsoas Manlsovoc. Is Cd
Mo0Q. ...
, 1864-08-18

N el4ncho1F nea1ss ofa tFfScens1n SOL"
dters4 ~ a1Gs

from tho Boston JournA1. 16thJ
Tho cfuzena uf Berkshire county A1a JUST
now eIcited over sudden and singular
death which occurred in Lanesooro 9n tugs-
'oay.. A boy giving the n'mo o. nensy ~ =.
Goods IN recently made apphctnon1 1.sH - .uE
ttry werc not in need OF help, he plesded 70
bard tbat employment vas readily given
him. His superior intelligence, modeaty,
ape freedom ffom'profanity and coafseness,
ard his great lnoustry, all consplred 20 ~ia e
the favor Of bis employers, VINO spoKe o. IL
to several gentlemen OF the Eaaagu, n" wmo mso
becsrae interested In his appearance.
Shortly alttr commencing work he was
taken I'll, and repaired to Mnnson,e Hotel,
where In order to be apart from the other
bosrjerr. he had uadc ! bed In the gtrfet..
The care he received wss not tho best, aud
Tho a,ient grew rapidly worse, Hheq
physicipn WAS finally sent ior. VINO "aaea 10
exsluint his bun els to sott IL they Wofa 6loat-
ed, but Henry obJectlns. the doctor did not
inslst. The next day he Was worse, and on
Monday the doctor found bis caso hopeleas-
He beipg insensible tie doctor ma an ex-
anInatltn Of his bowels, and discovered thnt
bis patient .uds ,csnsaa. UnTths tne nlGas
the patient Continued inaenslDlc Or uefangeo
and dieo at aeveu o'clock Tuesday morning.
Au tnauest was helJ, At which 1t Fas ascer-
tafred that the deceased worked about
week for Mr. Barton in Dalton, at farming,
then came 10 pittsgeld and worked for Amos
snepldson, far1aing, OF SlN Day, four
days, tut left al she could not 90 ha}lng.
She then applied for work ut the Iron Works
In LaL eat 1ro', aud with tue sad result mar
rated above The Pittsield Eagle says that
every where she conducted herself with ex.
treme modesty ard propriety, aud showed
grtat industry. From letters found among
her effects, she appears to have been the wife
nt Lecmsn Underhll, a soldier: or. officer. In
B.ttery D, lat Wisconsin, Heavy Artillery,
lately stationed at Fort jackson, near New
Orlesns. The letters are addressed "Dear
julia and Children The first ones speak of
having sent her mosey, with some doubt In
one cass ahetber 1t was honestly delivered.
The lnta ones speak Of want, not ha7ing been
paid, sickness, &c, and at least intimate a
request for more money. she sent money
2%ay at two different times ut least-proba-
bly, to her husband, and perhaps to her chu-
dren; and there seems little doubt that she
assumed her dfsgMse in order to procure
more remuneratiTe pay, and died from over
exertion for thoRe eae loyed. Her conduct
throughout appears to have been beyond
reproach. 4 fhc bswie knife, ground verY
sharp, was found among her effects, aud was
doubtless intended tor defense against in
suit. From passages lD4the letters, Ne infer
that she msy have been = native OF Maine
and removed to Wisconsin.
, 1864-08-18

CLEvELASD, Ohio. August Is, 1864.
There Is little in this city to inaiesse the
existence Of a great war. Ali kinds Of bu.
eineEa is fourishipg IS well as In times Of
peace, orat any rata such 1s the appearance
to the eye of an outsider. The trade to the
upper lakes was never more prosperous.
and bids fair to increase. The opening Of
the Atlantic and Great Western Railway,
giving continuous si1-foot gusge to New
York, is adding considerably to the impor-
tance: Of Cleveland as point for the ship.
mcnt Of frcights to Or from the lakes. As
soon is this llncis ialrly established and open
throughout its length 1t will be yfsibly bcne-
6cinl to the roads running cast from Chi
cago. The Michigan Central and Southern
.eads, sin find 1t M important feeder. In
addition to the railways, there Isl Immense
amount Of traffic coming to and going from
Cleveland by steamers on the lakes. AL the
usual freights Of lake port pass through,
and thtTeis besides these an immense amount
OF copper rcfrom the Lake Superior region.
This one branch Of ttado "ould alone sup
port a considerable community.
The war has not put an end to, pleasure
travel in this section Of country. nor in any
other that have visited. Saratoga, New
nort. and the other fashionable watering
Fl. cts are as we'll patronized as ever, and
there is apparently no lack Of money to sup
mort cxt1aIogance. From this city there are
stearners making the round trip Of the lakes
and doing an excellent passenger traffic
They adFertise to Leave daily and to make
tIe circuit in from ten to fourteen days.
Th1s mode Of pleasure travel is becoming
verv popular, and anticipate that Chicago
viii iot long allow herself to be outstslp.
| ned In such IN enterprise. The main .re1i-
anes ct the boats is the copper and other
freients from the upP5s lakes; but the Es'
smaH fmuorfance. The lakes are growing
| in faYor IL routes Of t1zve], both In business
and pleasure, as is Instanced by the popular
| ity Of the Michigan Central boats bstWeen
| Ills city aud Detroit. A night ride upon
| steamer ia very pleasant change from TAIL
Way travelling, and needs Only q tffa W en-.
! sure its repetition. r..
Cleveland is quite q resort for pleasure
seeIe "a from Southern Ohio, Kentucky, and
Other regions Among the most pognla'
| places OF resort Ia the famous Water Core,
about two miles from the city. This concern
was established about fifteen yeArs ago by
Dr. #. ScelJe, its present oWaeT ana man
| aeer, Hi1ler come all classes md coadltlons
| Of iuYa1ids as well as many who uro purely Ii
search cf plcssu1e. 4 fine location, pure
wate1 aid careful attention, make the Cure
in mensel, popular as 81 cd with those who ere
! pot nusocatte OF bYd1npatby ~ those vino he
| Hove In It's efficacy. Two Arge, hotel like
trp1tnres, died With guests, TESTIFY thai
, 1864-08-18
CHIUAGO LUMBER MARKET,

-HKDNHsDAT E*xSiNHt Auxu4t u, ls3i4
LUMBEK-EccrIved. JesteftsI, 1.6*o.co fee.
Thezc ha. bcec better supply OF casEoes, and With
fatf dt tnAnd prices hsve Euled dznaE with II up-
wsrd tsndfncy.
eHISGLRs-Rece!vea yesterday, si5,sa1. Marks.
yer1 active, With IN nadsqusse supply. Prices dem
EAt unths1zed.
La1H-1seceived Yesterday. Is 90 pea. In fair lie.
raand and I'm at PRESENT quotations.
CARGO aALxs TO-DAY.
Cargo kchF Maftaer. from Grand Ever. sold hy
hlsh Fuller iaet lumber half atrlps, common
rated, at <1Ioo carEa sehs Emma, f.om MuskexoR,
eold BY Hart d Maxwell. as1o feet lnu1he1, o1c:hrd
strip s175 scsrko schr Arrow from kaan1x5os sad
By HouRhte'lag lott5 # lumber. x itzips 1t &slo3
crrxo sch1 Magic, srcm Muxkegon. told by MtElade
sosss # lumber atsipe, good rafted 1t s1oo1;
20 schr Foster. from MuskcKon, sold By Jchnson, S.
go n lunper. y sripsat saloo ;'earso scnr Hubbard
rom krskekon, sold by Mason Davt1, s5,aoo feet
lumber, veil cut, strips 1t so s.: asgc schs Bar.
hsy. fom Auskcgon, sold by 0utawaite, $500 feet
lumber. strips A. ~ 50; Cargo schr Enterprise.
rom Ausfegon. sol4 by Bick1ord. E.oco feet CON.
nc lumber at $ls 5o LEO 800 A- soayed Shinglaa At
sti0, cargo schr 6ehors. from Asnomones. Kirby 4
Carpenters mills. 22osos # good 1unbeF st sai 50;
cargo sch- FaEhlen, from MeuomIcee, 1ta 90 Il lum-
her 4 stripp at Es2.to.
, 1864-08-18

We hayo received our files OF California
exchanges, July 16-M, from which we con-
dense the following Items Of Interest,".
Rev. u. Il kayanaugt, represented as a
Bishop Of The Il. E. Church South, whose
home until quite recently has been in Gcor.
ria, has been arrested bY the U 8. Marshal
of the Southern District Of California for
preaching treason at camp meetings.
The neTs of the nomination Of Lincoln
and johnson was brought through from Bal
tlmore and delivered III Honolula in twelve
and half days.
Gen. McDowclrs frst order Is dated at San
FRANCISCO, july 10. 1t orders that all sea-
going passengers and baggage are to be
searched for arms, and that tuc ouicers OF
steamers must make arrangements to pro-
tect their vessels.
The work on tho new monitor Camanche,
at San Francisco, progresses steadily, and
already the immense proportions OF the YES
sci begin to show themselves.
The San Francisco AosAing Call Of the
Goth, su1g:
Tvo d.. ago there appeared IN tl:s journal !, =
letter tso@ Dan; shoN1l,e., 70 some rebel
HAZE thst sitS t. rom which Iii It xss copied Tfany proof
were needed this s sufficient to hhow two things,.
viz; That rebels reside in MaxaeIan, and that mail
means Of which rEbe's on the other side communal
cate with rebels on this side the Continent.
Again, It 10 understood that ot1le.sl Information
psrty m 81 coniederates 4 Guaygnas hase organized
1or the pnrpose OF setzlng the steamer 0teeoa,
doubtless for the purpoee Of converting her Into
pirate. II has been known for 4 long time that
he Mexican torIs on the shores Of the Gulf OF
California abound with sccessionlsts: 1t was dan
ge1oas IN Mazatlan Last sea5 for Union MN TO
express his sentiments. The Oregon steamer
plies regularly between San Francisco aud Those
Mexican ports. There Is regular naail service pe
tweep BY the steamer. There ID therefore offered
every iac,Iity for communication between the -se-
ccteiontets hereaboats and theIr ltcnds " the
rebel States. Everything known here whfoa may
prove or advantage to the rebels, Cal be 70. Warded
them ths1ugh the public mali.
Prot. Silljman, on the 10th u,.t.. was at
Santa Cat sitna Island, examining, the mines.
He goes next to the Colorado. '. hence he Will
return, via Los Angeles, to San Francisco
AT recent wedding in Arizona, the
bridegroom was IN his st3it sleeves, and the
bride in her morning DRIES. The census takct
peIfOr1ntd the ctfetnor.y, and a BIZ, bncket Ot
rye whieky tu1utthes. tho staple OF the we'd
oibg 1esst-
-Go,ernoz Goodwin, Of Arizona, ha. re.
located The car al at Prescott, on Granite
Crtek, and bH, appointed the 18th Of Juty ~
the coy for ftol6inE IN election for dcleg lte
TO ConE1g,s and Tor members Of the first Ter
ritortA Legislature.
-a.muscmepss arc briak at San Francisco
Wbt atlieeh is al Maguire's Opera Houac, aus
T'as hono1&d one eytning BY the presence o
Gtn. Mcdowell and staff and Gov. Lowe ant
I suite. Miss klchinGa' opeIG troupe arc do 70
| the 81 t, the Lion OF st. Marc WaR pla5et
! with very strong cast-Juli7 Dean aayne
Annette Ince, J. u. TaJl lof, MIS-. Emily Jor
dan and Mrs. judah appearing in 1t. Their
arc tour other theattfs iu lull blast in th
| CITY.
, 1864-08-18
THE McCLELLAN DEMOESTRA-
rHSkE

The New York papers agree that great
crowd assembled IN New fork the other
day. to urge the interest OF McCleuau IN Inc
coming Chicago consenuon. IL nay ee naslhJ
inferred that thin ana'cates IN tne country
which Is Only waiting opportunity 10
break ont NJ oeaf nun feslstlessly onward
1t Indicates no eucn 1hlhe. But 1nefe are q
unoef OF reasons Why sucn crowd can oe
low assembled ln ms oenala IN taat cry
independent o. Inc lact OF great popula-
tion, Of which <D,ooo, OF even 9o,uN, Is really
10 TeSg large pfcportaen, faaareaoy npaced,
1here are no" p1enty o. reasons wmcn ope'
rate to bring crowd toecthef. Ihe coming
fseeiocntld electloa aaone eomeea 10 VOTE
upon tue crowd, and nobody doubts that
New York is "democratfe' city. II Tin
Sokes we're the candidate, the votezs-and
non-voters too-of the metropolis would
1ecl impened TO bestsr themselse IN h's DC
ball u &hls Time. NOT GOES II 1oAo" W 4uy
means. tns1 al tnss ossenolass u 1snn,. n1-
nns, "ncn c@ans .setnel a, ano TA"!su ~
nciel.An, 1'e le@ny Az IN, "o..A
6nout 'of Ausuet 'ae' sae au.es. Anea ~.
1or peaco n. ~ pale sno" suat a1.n,s; ~
cl1aef *te ~ Ieno.a4t 49, - ~ ~ ts,'. ~ -, a,,s.
4an po1i1 ~ hat,od ~ xha -s-
@ ~ .sh.u.ats nnt,, +b.sa rac.s
'no .1 .uuels ,s xn"n- ahaaaa - nn,~
Ut oouua4Ios =. ~ ~. . - ,,at. 80, ~.
.u1a y. ut'.ae Ius .,Ie..N ~. 49, +.ns No.
."eo. 1e9s.. te e"1 .N." ~ ~' a.. s~,c MA
.el "n1eu eIuo ~ ~ :. ss. ~. ~ :.
tae! onso eee s1Pse " ~ ~. 49,
tie MAC Is 1or the Faf In any rea1 Sense, tpe,
would shout him down as boisferous!y as
they no" cry him up. Ihe oratt tnes haee
with an undy1ng bitterness, and o. course
whatever .rnpaies or relates to it. These are
the men who were in the 1iots last year.
They have Just found courage to come out OF
their holes, The New York Hor1d has .
great deal to say about the rejoicing In some
''neW found Freedom" OF which the CROWD
was conscious-as It they had got 1oose from
some thraldom Or restnctlon Or other. This
is al easily intel]tg1ble. That gang Of riot
e'B Of July, 1858, has oeen nnoer eAe ban q
apublic opinion ever e1nce that eTenf. Il
they felt 1t, 1t shows them to DC possessed OF
eone Of the senslollitles OF other people, ,of
mmeh tae country did no. gave lnen cleolt,
II is something to kno" that sacn crowd
, 1864-08-18
MARINE NEWS,

SqrAl1r TxA1aKx-Lo4s OF CAxvAs4--on Fl.
day Ht1elI oon iaeE violent aQNs passed oInr tho
tsmsgo .h:PplIs wh1eh hAppeaed o1saada u q =
hea'rr. 0fthu$e which eacanntAftd tho -1se.itF ~
III aQ1a We were uasbe 10 ohtaa tho nazsos Of but
.-c p. schooner Wnsa: ss1lxed s 1n;o -. 80
co hE6 6tAsr o. %nvsss t1sFe Ct lens tAturyd. Tbs
&C onn~t Oh .lltpke Ako suffered naft q y = d41.
lo{ Gennitelf ieszn,-beuolt A1yeeussr. lasn.
, 1864-08-18

The. Dayton Jox,nal gires the substance Of
vallard,gham's speech in that city; on the
18th, az follows:
We may be compelled to nominate Var
Democrat at Chicago. What will be the ro'
sultf The war will 60 on. A. War Demo-
c1at will prosecute the war as Lincoln does.
You viii be taxed to pay the interest On the
public debt, and you will have 10 pay 1t.
Barring little extra stealing that is going
on now, your expenses will be Just as heavy
as uow. More mt n will be needed, and you
VIII ni!e smother draft, What's the dtfeE~
snce whether you are drafted BY Lincoln or
oy Democratf He, the speaker, wonld
}2se @ ~ soon be drafted BY Liucola IS By a
Dsmcerst. He was In {aror Of peace, and
caeo.
Inc Da5tea meeting adopted the follow
i1g resolution.
Re4dsea. IAst nc besnand of tie pres.ter. .f
the pp.!ed sts.es. = our sesvss.-not - onT ms
t1MIse smneoseS IeVoSataon Of hIa order Tor a.
fe1c:'.a: It ~ eesn:ss to eteteat zssins; Il