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siNAsyEs lL.astc.
Fgu-ltDs,. siI1 seG....... 500 Hoor-Risess.- -
NIGH vAsra TAis psG
ssr5y Hook. T.ls Gov Islni. t;0 Hen 0s'e.,.. e:a2
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Ci.y OF London Sturdy. Jan ioi m
For smbnrg ard the German States, by steamer
po,tonis Saturday Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !oa M
syr.1 IN y D.
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DnsogE5Ts NEw-YogK ILLUSTRATED NEWS



Two thoussnd p-f,1ns burned TO death church In ttii
rce srd crap exterior md inarar sens Of ts horrible
'ene dGng no confsgnton, iro she.chos taken on tho
spot eIcas.yslJ for DEaOnlsts AExYoaK iLLosrnAixp
SIwe.
Also nsny o.hn splendid Illustrations, IN the nsw tJPe,
10. Nov ready
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spoken.

Jan % os hog Island o. s. iise.s Minnesota on
cruise. ,,., /, 49, a..
Windsor Tor Kow.fok short Of pro'ions and had suffered
o uo daslrsc.
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sailed.

J,y. Al giva-Fayr, corasif, trswr'.'i
Barls-lIsnu5el, ouelsls ~. ~. Gsiole. ~ ,., =,
BrI,i-A. Br,dalAw, Eremp,nr, ho.maAa WIN iL'A'i''
seloons..-Kats Fanny Realirs, h. ). Po..os.
las. -. --5iasirsn4p-a1'on. o..
r. e,uship siaoh for liverpool Is suoored u Qanioa'
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tadysfi.gsmcul !


lion ntcs'e s. Examinations win Toll wilton ciaf.l rigol
dolly BY FcwLss& " ELIs rhegolosi.lf, 20 Nb rosia
GAS ~ tt cd ard Den'loblfn 4cet for fAcon IT, q
day Indy x. Psrens aad I1-c1s sogi 10 well
~ attend.
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HliIitarp Nc.ites.
New-Xork County Volunteer Committee.
OAce, NJ. 20 BaOADWAi.

OGce NJ. 30 BROADWAY.
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
~ The fclouin tie pscuniary Inducements oaeFed'
COUNTY BOUNTY, cs.h
STATE fOJNlA ~"
UNITED STATES BOUNTY 70 new rec.a.ls...... 10.
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, aadilloral.o veteran
io9-%'!
NotHss s'"sf'F'''
A,,e.ons 10 Be made personally u ha eEoeo. tae tom
ul;,.s.
GEORGE OPDYNE, Nsyor,
MATHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
oRlsON BLUNT, s1pef,-sol
ELiJAIl T. PURDf, Srpcryior.
WILLIAM H. STEWART Supervisor,
WILLIAM VI TWEED Suooggisos
soanty Committee
ORIsOS BLUM Chairman.
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For Cos shs, Cold., aud Cou.uraptlon.

TIE VEGETABLE PULMONARY gALsAA ia tho Inos
highly approved medicine discovered IL
sEsr or ALL rxsr, TIzs having sd unprecedented sale
ofssihLl yosrT yKAa.. 1t Is Recommended BY bes
pHYsicI.Ns most efnlae. oirlsxSs shs Pass The
TRADE "A fact BY al who know It. For certificates, which
De given sos sny extent wrappers e-eh bottle
Tho prop.,ors VIII cheeruly refund no money II
.ireiy satisfactory Price 81 cents srd - the large bottles
much the chsepest- Bs cssnyuL Gsr TEE osNuisk,
which prepared ory by REED CtfLERk Co.. Wholesale
Druggists. Bo,ior Sold In New foTs by DereTs generally
Cure for PIIc.Feg IS cents ". VII Pa ~ and mail
prefcp,;on hs VIII all 81 tia complaint Il Is
.sa Internally. Nc icutsas pills hupbu'. CirensTs
s.ui receipt Of s'en2. J. MORRILL,, birsSii Liver
moro Fs'ls. Maine.
Diamond -.-TwENTY-Fiyt THIRTY, Thirty.
fys. forty, S';y S1ty.hye, Heveny-Ave, Eig:yhye,
On, Hundred Two iaEre fous, 1--WE SIX sud scyen Hand
| .cd Dollar. zach Ior eel, By q. Z. ALLEN.
no iiS bros'i1sy ono door below Cans'',t.
Ladies', cir Con,bs-New St,ies-FROI PARIS
TWO THREE, -FOUR. SIX, HicnF, TEN, AND FIN
ITEM DOLLARS ssch.
Eos sale by 6EQ. C. ALLfN
No. as Broadway one door oei'" Cansl's.
silver wn,cbr., Of nj des-riT' ions -sItrEENs
EiGhvEEN TWENTY, TWENTY-FIVE Thirty
1--WE, rOgfYYIYE, FIFTY e. sErENfi,FiyE DOL
LARS ,ach For sale by CEO c. ALLEN, No. AS Broad
way, ono door below Consist
Pure Country Milk can 'bo obi-irel ~ certs ger
ca r, hy applying a. sddres.inr .. SMITHS Nd tstsh
,hmenl 30 li L. is.hs Nonc hri Pro '-''ie 'ef'el
Fosg'. Lever -hntc Gpcticr.
Msrufncafrl o. flr aaa ~ stars -. WHO ''la.e y
r. STEh Ems, Ne. stJ Pesf''s'., New loss
and Ne. % kItyst. Boston. LESS.
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ice commissioners appointed by Gov Seymour, arrived
be rn Co doy and was consultation with tbeoYernor
relative 10 tho Commission.
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DaOwERD. --Jamoa McGuire accidentally fell
rom barge a. the foot Of rweat-trt street J.. T.,
and before assistance ooald react biz wa drowned
Tire deceased ID years 81 age ana native o. I.e'
lana. The BODY wss subsequently, recovered anu an
inqnott held. a ,efiict o. scClde.tI dIOSftng ses
rendered.
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T READ WHO SAYS SO f;

Cd FEAU WHO eAI5 SVs
From the Rev Levi O. Beck Pastor of the 6spss'aSA
Psm5sgton, NJ J., formerly OF the North Bspdts
Church. rhiadsiDhi- 4.
have Known Hooaands German Btsrs .srorsS'y IT 3
number Of years. hsve used them In my 'sfuy VI
have been pleased with their effects that ndaceb
recommend them 10 many others and know hat hey hs
opor1ed 10 s,rt'nsly beneficial manner. aks great ps
Ia thus publicly procains hts lac', and calling .bs s
lion OF those scted with tie diseases for which they
Recommended TO these Bitters-knowng from .Ips1sne>
that my Recommendation win be sustained. DO ,his
cheeruly hooasnds Bittes 10 intended 20 benefit "
sHic.ei and 70 not \ rum drink
You.s truly, LEVI q. BECk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

Fpsgaih OaArIoS.-On Friday evening the
large hall Of the Cooper Institute was fired to overflow
inn with most enthusiastic audience convened 70 rSer
RI. Q. Cen. Mesghsr deliver hnsre, cfni'on Oh mo
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I.AUGInya GAS AND SosG.-Dr Cotton and
the Fxccsior Old Folks" win give combination en-
,ertanmont Of laughing gas and music st the Cooper
In;tits,o on Tuesdey evening. Sac advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
From the Rev J. Newton Brown D. D. Editor % the gnu
.n,~.iia - D.i;.i,u. ! ,o.sl.5,. -na .h-i-tian

From The Rev J. Newton Brown D. D., Eitor % The E1
clopeda u Relisioas Knowlsdgs, aud Christien
Chronicle Philadelphia
Although not Opposed 70 favor recommend Paen fs.
cn-s in general, through disus oil theig ngfedes "a
Effects ye, know suen. why may uos
totfy the benefits he believes hini) have reeFei ron
any simple preparation IN the hope hist he may ihds corss
TO tho benefit OF others.
ldolh the mere readily In ssri Hocnen, esran b.
tsrs prepared by d. g. " Jackson Of th city, because
pscud anst them for many years under the npeses
that they chiefly acoho,i: mixture an rdsoeah
my friend Robert Sioeu,aker ESQ., for the reoTzo ~ his ~
udce b. proper tests aud FOX encouragement 20 ty he
when suffering from great and long continued dso,y h
rse Of three bottles these Be.s at he ming Of the POO
en-. year followed ~ evident Feef aud fss9lssca
degree Of boay aud mental sgcr wi:h had rot 'e r
ricrths bsors and had almost dcsparet Of ~rri ht
fore ,tsak Gcl aud ny friend fer directing 20 hs ass
them. j. NENlON bAO"S FhiHiepns
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FFsTTyAL.-Lsst evening a very interesting
festival took place In connection With tie NJ. ,. Church
al tle corner of Dcsaib aud Gre era avenues, llairs
bvrgh Addresses Veredel, cred ~ the Ee,. J.smyi.e
y. D. from Elcand sn1 jonathan keyen, .tq. We
undors'and the ecple woF4gIg ~ the above raee 49,
tend erecting neg church.
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Hort n)ar0rno' Noiire.
sTArr % NEyy.YoRk.

Starr % fEg.YoRk,
poEr.WARDEss OYgIcs, No. let Wallis
NOTICE is hereby given. IN accordance WIN
section Of the pasrd April a. 1851 entitled Ar AZ: 70
,,,i"e no Wsrions Once OF tho Port Of hewfor 10
III resgns nter.sed In. having charge OF tho sap)eS
OF arch inquiry, esennaon o. survey tn9t tie o.
v.,,ss Ar, .o,s u1der exauina'ion by The iofE"e
d,. rd tins. tho ad surveys VI examinations | % com
eed ,n ten days succeeding tbs n9.'ce Oh eossd
sad yasses; Mn .epp
Barp Hsncho nssy.............PierN No. 70 n. H.
BARK MoutefuTns. - O'"''
49, ti"d,gye ............... Pier No. IS r.. II.
p rts tnA"a,- a ..........P per No. 6E. X.
ne go. ......,..... Pier No. 10 T.. Il.
,s ST. Pier No. 6E. n.
~ raroiin. Fliv...,.......P Pier No. Il. p.
Brig Maurclo..
Ri tOnQuesi. irAiFPoas'
seb, 0.s,re n Adsms......... Pier No. N. v.
Scnr Ka.s MnnilL......."....fsrN M oE. II,
g. II. BRAMilAlL, P.tslasrt
J. Iua's Bsvs.ss Ss.esrr
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Brg.. Ger. Spiuols from
Wsshinyton, Eon. 81. R1tsn snd u. Christyj Hon.
Beu &. Fields Eew. York; Col J.. " koe'r. fhiads'.
phis, and YIN. ThAlcAeF Boston. are at the Asiof
House. -
Cart L. J. Lorned, New HGyop. ID. Ncwlal, Wis
coqs'n; d. u IS niiLey, Eoolssicr; II. IA. Bracket.
CnllosulA aud A. T. y. Acrysn, q. o a. FRO a. he
fi.ll-arenue Hotel.
CAPT Murphy and wife. Bof.on j. 9 Emerson,
Trenton X = .; Mr. and Mr.. Ielshss, ballmore. ard
a Rlnamond sygacufe, ere - fte ~. Nicholas Hotel
g r. Mont ard G. II. HarkDesf. Philadelphia. ".
Je Dove. QucbaCi G. s. p 4ko Denver >. = Bryant
Iowe. and H. H. iissloY, Co.sglui, aso Al ihe Metro
po!l.en Hotel
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PARDON FOR RIoTRR.--A morning paper
Gays: "Dist.ct-Attorney Hall has written letter to
Gov. Seymour requesting the pardon OF james H.
Whittier, convicted last August OF riot at lie lib
usE Office, tho ground that an example having been
node, longer imprisonment might DO construed into
persecution" II is 10 be hoped that District Attorney
Hall has done such thing. hut he aes, Gov sey'
mour woud do well before granting Tho pardon TO con
suls Recorder Hoffman who tried The Prisoner, and
Judge Garyn who conducted The prosecution, neither
of whom wo arc sa,isfod would indorse the spPiCa-
lion.
Among al tho persons convicted q participation in
tho July riots thoro wtro who in the opinion Of
those who listened to the trials scaped with 30 light
punishment IN proportion 20 his deserts this man
Whittier. Twelve Witnesses o. The Highest !eepects-
bi,y swore 70 his bong the rDreeder 81 the mob that
attacked TIN TRIBUNE Office; two % them went into
the crowd and tailed with tic man personally aud
urged him to reiuquish his purpose and yet Whittier.
on being brought no for sentence he'd the blasr
anlaoy to call God - witness his assertion that all
these twelve persons pcrnrod themselves and that he
wos not even present at tho riot. lie also added that
The hoped 70 Live q see Oh the Witnesses ainst him
punished before bis eyes.'
L. Dstrict.Attorncy Hal really believed This man
innocent no might reasonably ok ioy pardon on that
ground but to ask ioF the pardon o. rngeadeT OH
July riots who was only soreHoot 20 one year IN The
PontrntaTy and esailst whom indictment 10. arson
IS sim pending on the ground That "a longer impEison
Inert might be construed into Psrs,uoa" IL an Outrage
upon every citizen Of this community who still retains
any recollection OF tho horrors Of that outbreak who
has AIRY Just appreciation 81 tho punishment duo 70 iis
authors ~. Y. Commercial.
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REMEMBER,

REMEMBER
FRAT rHis BIrrERs 10
NOT COHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHisEg,
AID CAN'T MAKE DauxKAEDs,
BUT
I6 THE BEST TONIC
IN rBs WORLD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler will preach a GER
mon 70 tho young OF Nssyork, rrdertSe easpoo9
Of tho Nsw.York Young Mons Christian Association,
in tho preebyterian Church (Rey. DIR. AcElroyD
West Fourteenth street, Sinh avenue. IN sunday
evening az u O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

Da. CHgEYEa's LBCTURES.-Tne second lec'
tufe Of the course the Holy War VIII Do delivered Dy
Dr. Cheeyer at his church tomorrow evening Snd van
comprise description OF tho iiro; military Sssli' OF
piubolus on the tosn Of Lansoul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

DYSPEPSIA AND
DISEASED RESULTING nor
DISORDERS OF TIE Lryrn
DIGESTIVE oReAaa
HooyLAND,s
GERMAN D1TTRae n
The great srsnslhmine
TONIC,
7hsss BhISs have performed men cuvs
Have and do give better satsisssou,
Have msrs sss.imonyl
Fave more respectable people 10 vouch ss AAnt
Than any other article In The narhs,
"sdsfy any onoso contradict this sus-sso.
AND WILL PAY slco
70 any one that VIII produce Certificate psosAsi,v,
that Il sol Genuine.
H00FLAND'S GERMAN BYprERS
win cure every sas 1
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, p1sRAa,
on THE KIDNEYS. AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM DIsoa-
DERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE THE soLLowTNo sylPToAA
aEsuLT1se ykoN DISORDERS o. rHl DlsEsr1yA Omar,
Constipation Inward Piles, Furess Of Blood 70 The FL
Acidisy Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn Dissua
sos Food, Fullness OF Weight In he Stomach,
Sour Eruc,stons, Sinking or Flusss>
ing Of the Pit ofths Stomach,
Swimming Of tho Heed.
Hurried and
Difficult Breathing,
Flu..erns Of the Heart,
Choking or suGocatine Sensations wre.
IN lying posture, Duness Of
Vision, Dots OF
Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dun Pain 10 the Betd
Deficiency Of Penpirstion, Yslowusss o,
The Skin aud Eyes, Pain In The Sds Bah, Clcss
Iinbs kc Sudden flashes Of Heat Burning IN The Fsa
Constant lmsgnings Of Evil and Great Dispersion q spA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
Ma. G. JEROME HopKINs's Piano Mo.inoei

MR. q. JIROMB H0fKIt8S IlanO Mlsu9e5
IN Brooklyn Gre edyertised ia another colunu. The
arst il to be given this afternoon AZ the Aquslisl Ia
and iic. and vcIiol programme 's promised. There
are rev pansts capable Of interesting an audience in
only piano music throughout entire programme but
we car promi,e very interesting selection at this en-
.srtojnpcns Several new competitions Of ths artist
will be played and he win also repeat tho wonderful
solo for tao left hand alone which created 30 deserved
ssnsaou Al his ate Opheons concsst at the Academy
OF Music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
from tho Rev Joe II. Ksnnsrl Pastor & rs ioh Bscs
Church

nz JAcxsosDes- Sir: haYs been s1ren,iy resnsseis.
ny name wr'h scre 1,iiou- .r.fcn, snds G.
medicines bat rgTus u putso "a. ,: my sppr'prne
sphrr have n al t.s's declined. bYs nith crsr pro-
ys-los, L. sncs ash laT.y ~ Ispy, 81 the eaeRr
mes. OF - Hooari a. Ltisgs jepart for ooee heI
nv u.a. cou!s pcis ny Al son lien hat fer 9-srt
sr.,!i,v or The sylfE and e5rsccy r Lifsr o5i9 ~
a Ia fe IA. initir ,yepo ai9i Ia SOME cases may iai
bnt gsrr'iy iorh 80 B. II he rc-. Dsl'Dr,i& % tsss
v 10 sua.f RON 'hn -hays c-as1
Xeurs, ssTy scsi,-.l-y. J. - -, fAEp..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

THE RAID on THB BANKS CoSTIEUBD.-Dn-
der the direction Of AR John Murphy. LoceiTer o.
TaIes and upon tie vssslts which he had Lsnet
Marshal Holden yesterday ccatirucd his raid upon he
City Banks for ho Purpose Of collecting their sr's and
tie interest xhsrhzsa accumulated thereon sncs The
ssso.smen, books wero opss,a. Tho following figures
show tho OF iOa sEd 10 interest which yos
teraas trsnsier1ed fron Tie Bank tiis " the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

Fr5r, he Rev Warren Randolph, Pesor 81 Ja.s '1sf'h
seruar.Own.
Or c. ~ JACKSON Dear s' Per.ons sYe'r - = ass'
RS 20 say Tia. rvgsri the Gesn Bers paperi ~ 20.
mos; ercsent medicine. In d s-~re e,d as
general debility hay. bern greatly benefited - - iFs q
me nltefs and doab. they ail produce rl,s 'Ess'
Others. -. - - ...
Yours, truly, NARhtS u ASoo'It, ~
,yernsr.1yn, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

From, tie Rev. j. H. pa,7er Passoso sIeld0s Va D. churh
Philadelphia.
DR. JA>xsoy- Sir Having used yoar ,i-ra "a bsrs
IN my family frequently. pared 20 tbs, Is Sas os"
OF rrss. rvc- believe thct IN o. s'nes' ~
hii,v OF the sytru y is safest aud saaaoe g.
OF which have any uloaiedga .-
Years responsibility III TURNER,
No ,:6 4. l3strs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

suDDEN DEATu-Mr. J. y. Richards, one Of
the operators in the ep.oyueI: o. toe Peoples Tee
graph Company no. 81 Wal street died very sud 'ay
yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

MASS AT 81. PETERS GHUaCH.-A requiem
mass FOR The roPoso Of the soul O, the aie Archbishop
Hughes was sung q. s.. Peters Church yesterday. Tho
Rev Father Cnian odaiatcd az ccetrant FA'her Mad
cen bang deacon and taihoE Conner sno-doaooa-
Father Hagre. assistant pastor q the church acted
as Master 0, Ceremonies A,uols tie clergy II the
sanctuary tho Eov. Drs. Cummings and Seligon'
Fathers Donnei Farrell Clcn1y, Citiano and Moran.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

IL Mr.. REDpIyaIoE-Ihe Soldiers Voting I'LL.
ny Mr.. GREEN-Ag ainst the claim Of Gen. Weird r.
Burnett.
By Mr.. HoBnsoS-Rolltlvo TO tho Police Justices IN
Brooklyn.
by Nj. =. DfwsY-To punish the sduterstion Of
milk
BY NJ DOuGL,ss-Relatye 20 the American sea-
mons Fund Society; eso the Al ciont Br.tons Benefit
Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
pansrY lN i,NonAtaEn nolDlEFs.

Mr.. WARD DER. y. " introduced bill, which vas
ecferred To Che Committee on Military Aueirs 20 amend
kho act entitled AN act % authorize the employ
Of volunteers 20 aid IN enforcing rhe laws and projecting
public property, approved July p 1861 providing that
son who Las been or shall hereafter BIZ honolaby dis
oharged from the army Of tho UDiecd States within
$40 Years from the date Of their enlistment by reason Of
The expiration OF the terms Of service consolidation Of
any regiment battalion or company consequence OF
Aisease contracted in the service ohor shall be
untitled u receive the bounty IL granted, or
NAV be granted 70 the class OF persons who o
ef.charged after service Of two years
AZ O'clock tho House adjourned I'LL Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
,. II. TURNER,
10. 10 l.. l3sh-si

From the Rev. ~ Lyons formerly pastor 81 n, Colurts
~ ~ aud Mieslown lVa) bap,ist lunches "
NNw-Ro.usLLr. Y.
Dr. C. NJ JACKSON D.ir Sir; feel it peasofs thuso
my own accord bcsr testimony 90 che rAce enss ots
Imam R,rrs some years since being afeled wf
Dy.pepsia used them with very oenehc'st iss,ts ~
,sien Recommended .sm 60 persons ehc.oca ~ sia. -
a.sessn nd have heard them She satfe.nt
40 % great ys,ue. Ia cases OF sen.fs ~sSD
NY }. ~ LYONS
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-05


NEW York, August 4.--The steamer Dudley
Buck, from New Berne on the 1st instant, has
arrived. .... r.H.r .... .. y,
The expedition sent by General Palmer 10
Chowan river, under Lieut.. wild, had returned,
with one hundred bales Of cotton aad large
amount Of tobacco, captured from the enemy,
from which the Treasu ry Department viii
realize over sl 900. J.s'... 40, Nc ,
The expedition also recaptured the dispatch.
steamer Arrow and some priBoners, besides
destroying a large amount Of rebel commis-
sary stores. rn# ir... .s...- % nd
1t appears that the rebel ram Albemarie in
the. engagement of Plymouth would have
raised the white Gag, had our gunbosts given
her commander an opportunity to open her
portfolios, as he expected she would go down
before reaching Plymouth. "I..
The enemy have another ram on Roanoke
river nearly fnished. Our gunbosts are of
Plymouth, awaitineher appearance.
The agent Of the Treasury Department has
Just cleared schooner containing Eve hundred
and twenty barrels turpentine, one hundred
barrels tar, several thousand shingles, and
some cotton, valued at thirty thousand dollars,
being the tirst instalment ofapnoducts belong.
ing 70 the Treasury Department coming from
abandoned plantations. .... O.. IN 90. a.
The rebel ram lately at Kingston Is reported
on her way TO New Berne, but she has not ye,
been seen. When she arrives she will meet
with fitting reception.
The two rebel rams at Wilmington are com.
plete failures. Their machinery has been re
moved. .r
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
e, stst.msnt OF Colonel meoiurs.

Statement OF Colonel mcOfure.
CHAMBs RsBuRo. Aug. 2-The mallgnlty OF
tho New York Tiasusis most amazing TO our
people, who have ever boon ready 70 do any
possible thing for their own dofence. ~
Gems. McCsusisnd and Johnson had three
thousand men hcre tse estteties PLANTED 70
command the town and protect the five hundred
who plundered and burned Chambersburg
Gen. Couch had Just forty men within reach
Of Chambersburg snhisot 10 his .ordars, hla new
troops having been ordered TO Washington.
Averill was under orders nom Hunter, and al
though urged BY Gsn. Coach 10 hH back from
0reencastle to cover -Chambersburg, was un-
abie 20 DO 20 N time al,11 - =
speak from personal knowledge a. 70 the
disposition OF our people 10 defend themselves,
had IL been possible, and Con. Oouch would
have called on them could he have hoped 10
save the town. .. ,t,. % .. ....-,. -
Our loss Is over two millions, nearly three
thousand people are homeless and every way
helpless, but we are cheered by generous friends
on almost every side. We can dispense with
the charity OF the Tribune, but should stle st
be Just. II we had been favored with half the
troops sent from the Army OF the Potomac 70
protect the Tribune e. million people from q
not be In ruins. Our people refused tribute,
preferring the torch. No sort OF effort was
made to compromise or riise dollar for the
rebels. ,.t A. X. MoCLuRH.
CARD. nr.
CuAMBHRsBURG, Aug. 1--WE are well sup.
piled with provisions here at present, and all
supplies should be Of kind that will preserve.
There Is great want OF clothing and bedding
,. A. K MCCLURE,
...,. J. A. EYsrER,
VIM. MCCLHLLkN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-05

MEMPHIs, Aug. Q. 2.--Importsnt military move.
ments are being made by Gen. Washburns
which will soon be developed. Gen. Smith Ia
formation has been received at headquarters
showing that Forrest and Lee were terribly
crippled at Tupelo. Five colonies were killed
and eight other ield officers were badly wound.
cd; over 7, 500 men were killed and wounded.
An official report shows Smiths loss to be
less than 100 killed, and 500 wounded, and had
Smith's supply Of provisions and ammunition
been greater, he could have totally routed the
rebels and completely broken their organiza,
ton.
Advices from Arkansas report Shelby near
Jacksonport, with 800 or 400 rebels.
MarmAduke 10 al Saline. All is quiet.
Adylees from Little Rock, Arkansas, state
that AdJutant General Thomas had arrived
there.
A report had Just come In, that Gen. N. B.
Forrest died on the 22d Of July, at Columbus,
Mlss., Of lockjaw. .. .. e.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-05

Mn. sAMUEL W. GLENN, the popular actor,
was pre- sented, we understand, by his vile with
timore-a bouncing boy and ane giri. This il
the second event OF the same nature that has 90.
CURED TO him during his matrimonial csfeer. In
the frat instance the acquisition wAA two doe
girls May his managerial career be tqually sue.
cessful May he be rewarded with doubieis at
every benefit '' 30 p
Mr.. SToppARD B. Colby, OF Vermont, is to
be the successor to Mr. Chittenden, Register of the
Treasury Department. Mr. Chtttendens resigna-
ton was to take effect August 10. Tn swas handed
In BY Mr.. Chittenden several months ago, and II
csn therefore have no relstion whatever to any
recent changes in the Treasury Department. Hil
retirement has heen put OF thus long only from
the difficulty Of finding the proper man to take the
place 80 ably hlled by the late incumbent.
Co.'s. CHAPMAN and MCINrosH, command.
Ing brlgadss OF cavalry, have lately been made
Br gadier Generals.
Col. FBssRNDBS, Maj. Lawrence, Capt. Stet.
son, and Capt, Taylor, OF Gen. Hookor's stAh, &C
compsnied The General to this city.