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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

1864. AHHANSa9EArNrslS64
Enw xonK LIES.
IKE CAMDEN AND AhIBOY AND PHILADEIr
sEAiA AND TRENTON RAiTRoib comPX.
ZION PHILADELPHIA 70 ExW YoRx
AND WAY PLACES,
rFssA Waiaat street wharf and Ksa-
ataBton Depot,
WILL LEAVE AS FoLLoWs, VIZ; FARE
- 4, NJ, via Camden and Amboy-CaA
a. &a u, We S:aasn and Jersey c,.y-rsw' '~
" ! M i t esSdoa and Isrisy city, T."
=" . \ N, n S.sasa and Jersey CITY %
All !; q, via Kss;lnssOa and Jersey ci,yi =
"n T. q. c.aasa and AIboy-o. and 90
- T. n. u. Camden and Anboy-c. and -
~ 2. r.. sp Via Kcn.ins.on and Jersey c,,y, 30
WAahineton and n. Y. Express 800
" ~ Z: d. Via ksn'tnston and Jersey Cisyi
~ nsf. NJ, v, Esa.iHs,on and Jersey CITY, ~"
" * 'ssssi 4. K.i.ln:.on and Jersey 100
city, southern Express e1C
- =. a. via Camden and Amboy-Aosorn.
Hacdftion Hreight and PassengsrJ-
lst class ticket an
rho SIS =. NJ. Evening Mail and the 20 Might
'outhern Express will run daily, tall Others, Sun.
AVS eAoep;ed.l
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES
Leave Walnut street wharf at and 4. m,I1n,
ADD p. N.
Leave KcnaipstOn Depot 81 lilo q. M, $50, 4.s1
and Si0 y. M, and l2.b0 =, N. (night.)
me SO p. IN. line runs daily; al others, SUI.
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA Liner
Leave foot OF Barclay street at a. M and an, nj.
From foot Of Cortland Htreet a. 7, 8 and 10 a, m,
" m, and p. m, and IL night.
Tho 2. m, line runs daily; all Others supdav,
excepted. W. n. GATZMER, Agent
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %, 1870. deSi
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING
i PAPER AND TWIEE.

WILLIAM h. SEWARD,
Secretary of state.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07

Mie mott NIT ptrtttntm tsulf1sn
EifSitr,n psrfdprt, srbe0t aus folesntu
Wi',bstIune in Der "@efl. Yca":
Major Badbcf, pom 2ttn MiNouri
Nrtiusris Nteimsnt IT, ,,usil II Sclcatsn
ium Ds(nttrtn psrleitet, wdI r f& In
elmer einem Gclbaten unb Gentleman
unAsstsmeneen @eife bstraesn unc f&
,um Na&tbetl gutter Srenun8 unp Die.
dpliu aufasfibu," l&tmpHi& unb NIT
Verluf ou,s r%ddadnrtasn Sclt,s tur@
S1e1e ees 8rts9f efretdr6 ealGrt pcresn.
1as If eas Nsu.fe pom Daltineton.
Die otsn o%na,fubrtn AufluA.n moren
pom rem Sbuf> Cole, Ter DOT stpa sinsr'
balbsn Sabre In ras Rseim,nt binsinas .
l6nu88ftt wu1tE 0oIatbVo6t potefn.
Sie wurten Dor einsr Mili.dr' Gcmmiffon
untulu9t, unb btsfe Gommilfon ,,irrad
nod reiFi6n lleberlssuna rem WoiotS
sbrensoQ frsi." 9tn.> Roientrana srlisb
fofort cine Orbit, bae Nojor Rodbof
lofort wfstsr ietnsn Dtenf ontreten fuute.
llutsrtsb {Getnt irasnb Elm tntrfSanter
S.manb aud tie ndmltdsn Anfla8en In
soreebra&t ~ BADEN unb
bort mar es ratirlt@o ni@t i&mu, ubne
urtbsil uup 3s&t tfe f9frnpRide GaGa.
tton zines tsutldsnS ff;fers tur&aultsen.
N2njcr Badbof NTH ben eGimpf uatlt.
rtFt ruttB ttNrt;rtN,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
Die Giufubrune ees !2ameel6 in Ncrs:
9(merifa.


BefanntIi1 rurre Dor dnte,n Sabrn
elm Uuiu4 NIT tsr Gtnblrguuna ees
afritani|tm RamuIts In No!e' Nmsri'a
e,mat,. Der Dtrfu& wu1ts icri:l Iii
Go1tra anaupe sHf e.tsa bstrift. BON a!li'
lfHsn G1;e,9s tlaa'.;tst. Tts St!sre tpIr,
tsn III ctras sIn:tIltrt, mvstr ctn re-
tort 1t! &ustyu& t:3 Srissss In 3d;m
ncr TN T,3slm 2tlGlst uni rsa0csrodt
&r.rtsn. Sit Eue rnllrec IGN ru Re'
etesune In go!:ferrl.n an Trivatl:ut:
Serlauft we,esn, es1sa Sntru{e - r.
ibrt 8nyieledlhsuna III as|f1rtn. e.
tpi0en(d aiuid. unp 6:unumi(As Irpeci.
ton, tpslhe. Der SrE.ntre;ispre =. Mc'
@pwan, j.st ale Wtltsd' a,s' I'm DirnE'
Der ger. 6taaI.n sntpcrffn tct, f2st Ut
ter Anbsrn aud BE G%irflbrrra tfs ot'
Asbdrtttn uno an &dlh asrttntrn &c.
tteeIes bes n5reltden Gsirae, ter G5tbst
afsae, bse "a. BON, 6iino'ora II: Tuee,
fbtere. wslde aas. pie man flautt t"
ben ,ntIprstsnem Glima.es tt:sa Gontt'
nsnie lt!mt oetltmaiif1t rsrt,n lSnNtsr.
d. MeDorare plan n eia un'c7,us
bsr urb rrefsnt BE Nufnnfi1mtsIt uns
frru @sf@df'e|sr. ute ss:tbrtm gFfsg'
f@aftsn.
Sn GranluI& Ia! cine @efsl'daf, III
him 3msd. ttr Iellimc&if ir.mes1
1bfere In Grsntret& e'frfu!Ets Grfotruns
gen Btu!ad'.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
Dd8 Niiducutfde Ee1>t

~~
bas In t.r Eurtnn Samn1u jse. eetotti1t
wtsb, tot unt,r BEN Glertsolen Sta.i.ns
urb fura,uo III. s>tbh N%ufr.euns tcroor.
suufen. Gs bdne.lt E@ um be Guf9s'
tuna e,r Sister 'r.
81 1unter Quinn. frb 47.OU0 M1nds
uno Ncnnen In 9!eitsn Omit auerntms
Nome), BARN aud $4,000 Qaienbrlefr
unb @arsfsrn ttsstn. al(o sfne relpsf,
table, Mrrs: Yon uter 5000 prIr!Ieairten
-MBe%td55ttggdduBtvn, tttt IN Mddf1gs1 gfTe%,
nuEa rs Rtl|onsn Gintdnftr baben. biz
otn pobl 200 Wiaionsn %bstroesn. Das
Aaes, fou nun o~ufesbrtsn, ron tsmS tnat
penfontrt perbeu. bts es ausRitbt nur
einiee 8apujfnsr earftsn itrtg tl,iben,
nm tte unb pa bic. arua.n Daue1uw.iber
~ tr5Rsu. Dur@ .bisfe Mosr.a.l. wtrb
bsr @taat aumdbIf8 fttne D.ftite tedeu
f5unen une ta1u Md biz bareuli&en
3afdnbe betsdtenb Serbeftrn.,
Die elerifalsn Blditer fdlaDsn aatlr=
lid furdtbarsn Earn IS fol@etu BreotI,-
a5n q wirb finer, pcbl rents tsIfsa.
Bet ssbt suymSr,s.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07

Cue 3Epolioen Gcrps battle nod tin.m
@uid: on esa G:nera, A%ejutantsn In
Monut 0nnunr $50 Off,tstt une 25.805
Nonn. Torcn r1un 23. 900 ptrfIi&
i'm Cisn 0.-2OS2 ,porsr trarf Go Y:o>
,tnt) unc 372 atmslsnt, O4 Yrslsnt.)
Dtnn man asrddf@t{et tas idmmtlids
Wito.iectr lt5 S1calit encorpe TNsransn
lint, r:l9e on rsbr cher 1rtnteu Ser
tpuneun9.n tdrsn, 10 fsut f& tas Der
>al!nib rer Eranttn Al BEN @tiunesn (sbr
nise:ie. Bon tsn 500 > feiren maren
568 rtrt|Ib In Dtenf uno nur 81 eut'
mseE fyanf otsr b.urlaub.. Dobd III III
tere.ten, bo6 tsr Dtsnf tu nfen 3D.
'aiacne rts Snvultrsn.G orps .in ptri,
lid idruu IL; ls tobsn Tie Hetelen'
C~'te::3n:ren IL tsma&:n. ,bsnlo tie Re.
'ru,sr coaer, tbun an pielsn Orten
T1oc: '29attrsDtsn 'unt biIesn It. g.
!crte 1e1 Tetruisu nod e.n 9aetrn cs1
3eeiTfH'u.
0os Corps Bat jsb, 292 Gompoantm
- 24l1 Wann famsn I'M Sanuor roiu,
INT miro ete @slcmmlal.fs pobl 10000
I!arn t%ttroefn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
G urppdif9es.


DIR bdnH&.bsutf&t &riss.
Btrlin, IL. Mdra. aus Belle fl.
Wdrs ptre %aemtlpa: S,3n GoIes wItpe'
boiler AnBrtfs pom GiuiiiRsn auf DE 81.
r.i&if&sn Solratsu. !bsfabl 8. W. E. ..
Cabling esn Dspobnnn BON Deilt btnnsn
"a Gtunesn >pufdulia Munitton unp
Do6'n atauIufsrn.
Gltf rdnifts Dompfer. oa,uniu elmer
mi, 40 Hononrn, %freulsn por Stra!funr,
no &, puueIlts Glsutut nod pom Gi(s
e%lnQn3Ie0sn !tsat.
Glaupsrbora, IL. Wirs. Die
Idusn rdumnn Sfontutom Gwi(6rn
bo,ins une Mo,buue) uno icuen 9lSs
hrlbti.s In eu Nittuna auf 9itcrA OBJ
aeio9sn fem unc No,buus nur id,po6 BE-
,St taiIrn. s. W. {. .. @obltna bot ~
iort Gtancutorp bsiebt une feline Qolonns
3.qtn Narbuus poraddotsn.
ecneon. 10. Wdrs. aus Scpsn>
taam 3iro btute oifeisu teIsa'apbirt eaf
Ger G,iao Qs(un UNI 8 llbr Atsnes in
Na,buue sinauCdI III. Sm Sunetw't'
BAT ttu:, Gin Trims Osfe&l fo'tAsfunrsn.
4bamtura. 10. Wirs. DIR "6amb'
Nodridt,n" miro aus @sile tni&ta, rob
am Dounn0ae uni Urttu9 wsan Wo1rs
onfaue nuf rae Mili'dr ptsr@tptli'
0en binasrtdtst purren. Na6
Ter amIlidm 0rluf|ifs bet,ue rn st.
iammtps;luf tn SsNrri6u am 8. 1903
Wann.
Rpptnbaafn, IL. Mda. Hr
Geino bo! rn5 GcrpS lS @sn. 6sar,
mann NIT 81 Boto,uons Snfuntuie unr
Aniunis tie ror Irsruieia pufolat.
&olbtn8, Ia. Wdr,.- 81 m'rr be-
boupt,t. to6 ttnt Steuu ron 1tolu pr
Come, ouf unasmoblents @si1sire BON
Ten Auiirtm zen 2anpsiatn,bumsrn In
Jl!lanb auferlsat wurm fol-.
lleber Die 3uftOruu9 Der ~9uuneoirfe"
miro que St!se rig untrrn A. Warj g.
(&risbsn:
@,osnrdrtia ui,e nit aur Wodt an
rer 3uH5ruu9 tss D%onnsuirfs unc an
Ds{siiarng ru @dus unp S5onssn bel
GrisputdRaet afarbstIst. SIR he S'art
S3kspta NOR Der Dsainn Der Iemo'i:
runa ibr.e 3wina. u't Elm NIT Duff UNI
@tlon9 unp untr mebsnrsn patsrldnris
{(1,n DonnUn nofnetes 8tR; Alt une
Sung. @rcb unr aIein lsQi 6onc NIT an.
roe trobiae unp pubobts lannsvi1fs ssm
Boten 0lsi9 MAIDEN III belftn. -,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
Aus ben Wpfterieu ,einer Mln6encr
~-Tamiltt.

4us IA tas NaHimatl. - I'm ben arcssn Slid
gist bic Gamilte unt rsreaut i'm Srosn,
D,r Alts taut an sinem 3.tsunssmii1
unb f9uauft uub f4nuph uno pus' BE Ne,l'rs'
bri1sn.
Tte ttde Ruthr fpislt nit Der 6rau fanr.
Die 8artsH f;sben une Is gIub'n bic f,r}'n.
Gin Ritftnbiuirue ftisursrt an bic 9Dane
Stin Stal!snbtlp i'm Sttln Der un'tlt'ttsr3tn.
Gin 4nab' ME gmcr ftnartt am 8anopss,
Its luhnu bort Mot. Il. rsrltlinst Hcmane.
gle Nr,dt UNI hlf,t: CT frttst lls Moi, wse'
Die puefdor idlt uuo radslt auI Fem Tlans.
Ju 3ari,n1r.it moht ftire aIte Nurt,
.,6alt!.' bruut tts 3uttsr, .6s1' TT 2rumrf,
Id 1sb' itn."
@[siN tinsm gnatl ibrsbt I'm 6tnttraruno
Vorttt Der tIuttnee aclob Der - aottn.
Tu Nl.s aitnt unit fnovft ttn Stlai'cd su:
,,fm, lest wire's Grr0 nit Isu!'hlano n'rr-
rpirsn,
ga fsti: taeUclt trpa8t US lei.
nsl Ru b.!
,,um @ct.suia'n.-Gs trsrt' DO mir plII'rsn."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07

E e&ou jtbt? Die tsIrQropbis
l9en 1trddm msIren. eoe Gen. Sia.l
In gm. Oh etnm 8ormannu bal.
ten bat. Stal leu awar tlstbsn, ater tr
lou eie militd.ildtn Spsrationtn in Wef'
oirEinttn nitt kitten. Der unttrsutsnre
uno wsnt9 befonnte 8sn. Oh lpQ re
Iruppen torumonetrsn.
Woe tos oQsa beien lcQ. IT que tr
T,r,f@e ri&t tlar. Nur tos III flor. rn6
nod am Eutu uno eoe @tssl
Elm Deutldu III,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
Ed(cdtc gcfcnidaft. ,

edlcdtc geicnidaft. sage mir nit
nem III umoebn uuo Id foas rtr mer eu
bin," 70 foot tin alter W,,lsr unp u bos
Rs9t. s. y. Blair scn 81 2cuie R,bI
i,et ole DabIfllidsr ltufubu "a, r
fsbl oI5 ecppe|tu 2laner unr DerIauAnu
frfnr untuftrift "a ror rrm 9onisn
Qanee.
Dae cine Mnl Iduanets er feline llntn:
(9yift rrfg untr sincm an 2ineoln wsgen
Ger Gntfnnuna SdefsIes as(drittenen
8risf, Gin aneersS Wal ldu9net r feline
llntu(hrtft untsr Der Wbisffporers al, In
ttibm GiQen mub nodtrdalib tie
Me9tbrit tsfsnMn. Tutd fdimpft r
otu tenncb pis sin bstrunfsnu Ncrty.
limb m:0cn Gr.unp III etsiH TIFF &C.
i~untsns wann, eu Inhifiu GILES re
unQlads son Mi0ourt? Dss fb1liasn
alttn Mbvahom 2ineolrs intimfer Dnuno.
wie Elm 9heQItQon, ME jtbt nod fem
6snrp. n
n fcta:n 5dnfm fabtt fb eineolu on
fetnsm plu5e. Gu. SD
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07

-6tiefel unb~@@ube!
Gar. ? .-e-JA ~ =
CHILD e. co.
e~ertt.lteu fssbsn etusu asusu arsSsn Bsssath
%frtibcr@ aaren!@
u Ro. 81 stasp Strase, ,wtid5en fRtr n"s Bier.
umfaG.nb ieer Scrts unt BIZ nsuefsn Wu1tr,
rsSs Iimi'th S,riaufs rerssn
Treiftn reelde ieee0 rntuIreni unmrgltn macon.
Bette saltsl,bent G tte.lf lr 6trrsn.
asusrss eh.itl. 0sfcrh Ltst Srussus ealmsra's Cart
5alti Daua. etutrn, Il.
Q:ne e.rrttte gusretl ron ,uslfd laatrs 6aden- qatters
ur Damsn. ttesnes af Ftasnuns aussttsrttst uae ven aue'
9.6s.r un, .P.utsn.
Rtt uni Ncreter scrar.s unt 2hnur- etssfei Sdlreraif
TuShn ClrrtrS Il tLt ; oner. 1.etr ftit rI aacsn 'eef
erbsFi&t Tcffe. opr l.. IS atur cIrstrtstIetr q Tstttrt.
ttn. srph. guswct! 80 :Hi'G. r.G-tr Stut.a.
sy- 7.esr Nri!sri MY ga-eurrt -;
s'eneuts Hrbtit nrc Rtrarllrrrn ,ott' II dn
.'sfle bsi tot
SIR s. dnbler
attr MIR ,trtr srrstn gcrrcrt pcr G ,atl q eoret' tu'tl;s
.rt trtra-fgr6bt m. r.1dc rtr rurt rrfes. Eatiltittri1
etdnet ap' 81 CTR K,f otsr tein DaSsnk ~ etidufsn uni
To- ~ 5%lut6s.,r prtilsr Gle trrtnt etn n ttrts tcustrh
6. G.. 6 bile. Z. +. @btle,
Cotton. 1deturcrt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
uub 2putS Wappleon.

a,tu, uGommuelaI" IN New' yort nur'
, h. intern rs. Mdr3 BON @afbtngtou aus
Iolatupss t%tlssrapbirt: Der Staatsie'
frttdr iR III @unRen etner au8snbltdlt&sn
uno ,nsrail&m Dsuonfratiou esssn bic
NbIdttn res m,ritaut(asn 3oifers unb
Der G,uu,olsn btrsfs tsr faeIi6en Re-
btqiou. DaS @oupnnsmsnt III beuts
morasn Don ZEN Grl&stnsn slnu Glot's,
b,Reb.ne aus nsun ODER Asbn frana6G(&su
gr.auu.n, an pu Miineuns es &io
@rane. rer Eslserupb btna&1i9uet NOT
.otn unit man eIaubt. b-B bttler rbeteu'
tunaspcue um:ano NIT ZEN n%rabntsn
Mu(idttu tes 6taatsletretdrs la 3ulau'
menbanse Rsbs."
. SINNER sne.r une snaer iiebt ter tat
ftrltde Bolf lsiat &rtile, une eH rspublt
tant(&e Gu@s bs9innt enclt&, unrubt9 gu
,pee,n. Or @oIf bat 6uuset uno Der
wtrp tur@ BE Syringe une S&met&s'
lef,n We Studies ut&t esRiQt. unc bo
t,r 2uas am Gnts III NIT ietnsm @tB,
70 trl,t q beraus sor ftins GtRs Mals'
pur.us unb Raldl bic 3dbne. Bi1p i'm
abu ,psnts ttlftn, tsnn Der Wclf Tenn;
has @.h,imnis ber maat: It wet6, baf
Antsre nod feigu Eae, ole Il ls!bsr.
Or @tbtQion esstnlbu bat f& unft'
,pQreteu @taatsltl1e.dr bloc !d&nlld
gtua9.; BEN Nuslaue Bsssndtu ftbt 81
uud@tli@ ba.
a,ln p~srn0nfieu Wsn(@ BAT 90 6rn
6smcrb dbsl genomulen, eoe ct nt@t No.
As, tsr srfsu beRtn mibbtuistdl elmer
Rrtsa NIT rem Nuelanb prouoeirte. In
{sre 3uRdnbe warsn ucn oornbsrnn tn
art. bab Is eeratbensr ihtsn. feline 3uar@
1ur 0tf III ustn1sn. ols ttnen oHeRn8rud
nit frsmb,n Wddtsn bsrbsi5uflbym
Mber bic 9iR music tann aud tteien ga
men vnbtensu. Geparb. bGrfte nitt +
bunm.fsig fem, Ten Rdnten 9cuis Na9o
lsors page morulti&e uno pbtlefopbil@
G]rmabnunBen ent9sReh ~ feBen. 81
tpirtiamRe 2tR aber tefsbt tmmtr ure t.
besma! BARN. -eab man BE (&wa@e Sdt
bss ge9ners auslpdbst unb :bn I'M rid
ti1en Mom,nt taron faet. Da6 ia
0outs Nopolson pcrRanesn, r bat ME
mails un{ere fdwade Ssits - cen ~9rlsl
unb bic btplomulA&e Gei8btit aus re'
Mu0en pfrIorsn unb uns taron aspodt b i
oft Is tbm rdtbli@ latsn. Ger Ssmar'
bat has ni9t Srfane,n> u fab utsmnlt
BE fama9s Sstte idnss @sans1e, e
founts fs nt@t lsbsn, oen IT poute f
ni9t (eben. unb 70 ptrb IS aua In es
3utunft Elm. limb tas oQtin (&on trl9
psn Stab dbcr i'm. |
DAG tttlu feies Diplomat ME ouf It
bsul(@sn Sttmmsn esb6u bat, be i'm
fuetsn, Qouis NapoIeons wuncn G!sd is
In Yaris, It (ri an Ter Stsue (tsnee 3aE
psr6, no Il ftnsn Yanser traa.,-rab t
barauf nidt esbort bat, ras mar pcn ZEN
ratipifi&.n Dlnfd tte(ts "Gtaateman
neS" ntdt ontsrs ~ nwartsn. Nbs
i1tult@ Ell bat % ttm au1 cine tr sc
pf9ngRsn amnifaniden S!immn(Ntn
bsQ Ybflipps) In he Sbrsn as(drfnn
@snbsu philippe bat IS ibm ucraueG
net, tae Elm paar lumptae Miuione'
Douars, an Wa3atrt oesr @artbalri &C.
aebtn, ben punar tss failnIi&sn @olfs'
fdr iun1sr RiQsn wareen. Su gang Gu
ropa bra&te bisle ~p:oponirls DIPLOMAT
BE ar6bk Ssniaticn unb tisfeet me(f
@iriune bsrpor. 6nr Sswa,o ots
fsbrt f9 ntdt baran. luo au4 Qoutt
Napoleon tsbrt f@ ni&t baran. neil {
NETS, eub I'D @uI @swarp ni&t tora'
tebvt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
Gbarpie.
Sn anen Etutftfn Gaufn.
felisne 6dIments,

' 9n alen ttutftfn 0autn.
g ftltsne 6a,ments,
"a fe.n Skinner unb Grauen
limb 8tnbtr, uni ,upfen Qtorpte.
@tt ,upfsn unb ,upien unb supfeu,
Ben Rsmsl tts an ben Rbstn,
Hrcb Rbeunnatismus unb S4nupfer,
Biz tt.i In Bic Na4t btnsin.
Ter Arbsltsr une her 3sntnsr,
Tie Ritbtn unb @dfhsrtn,
@te fert.n GAM. G,ntnsr
Qbarpis na4 9clfein bin.
Tu ftont, 6orpi.te. Ginteit!
Mtt Randu dd bstn ~srtrsut,
SO tsnfs tath an GemsInbstt,
I'm trour'se 3trrtftntett.
81 nil toe Dug. MIR ntt,n
DIR S6mr,, Ter mtb trfuu!;
Gtarpis. NIT ttinsn Tet,r,
Gu btft MIR Bsutf1tunts Bt!t.
. ttrrlid,t, bsutftes q:'nsn.
@te BOT I'D bts G6tdfals Tauf.
Die RiNs Der @ro6en unb 9letusn
@trupft, 3erjupft. in3auf!
@te tattn rid Sunler uub Rttte.
Durh Rdbunaen arg td6must,
Tts f~l,tnsr, farrtsm Srltttsn
Sn hssntm gcrtteil ttnust!-
Gtorpts. In N1tr Runtt,
Gtalpte. In ieber 6anb.
Iu uaSrf mid on Eeutfhlante Wunts
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

ling men" at once repudisted tho transaction Tho other
organizations finding that no faith would be observed
proceeded to form their ticket alone Their candidates
who are duly advertised in The TRIBUNE, are well
known and unexccptionable and will be supported by
the Union men who believe in it" As for the other
organization. which claims the antiquity as well as reg
narty 1t evidently is acting for other object except
the candidates OF Tammeny Hail and the Ring Know
ing they never again have footholAin Union State
convention the leading members are preparing they
would have done in 1904 but for the riot join the Cop
rerhead party at once That they have fictitious not
70 say posthumous candidate for Alderman not named
in the Directory and mean to abandon him and to vote
for John Bryce is patent Several Of them have said as
much For that they refused to cooperate with
the other organizations They are OF ard for the Ring
for By this craft they have their wealth." All that
will be left for them will be to follow the lead Of their
ancient friend the Distric.Attcrney. and go bod
y to tho Copperhead party. Only by this course can
her future conduct be consistent with their past &C
tions They have it actually in contemplation, and vii
do it when they become powerless a. professed MOI
men, to nure tho candidate of the party as they di'
the lamented Wordsworth in 1862. lWADswohTH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

~ he arrival Of the steamer Fulton We have
Intelligence from Port Royal 10 the 5oih ult. WeleaIn
TIA, the publication Of newspapers at that place has
been prohibited and that all citizens had been enrolled
Hnd are now used for the protection of the place as
movement Of some unknown character had taken place
and the troops had been ordered away. An expedition
Ead sailed from Port Royal previous but information
could be gained relative to either Of the above move
nents from the officers OF tho Fulton, as tAe! "cre
proh hited from making it public.
Gen WaShburne has promulgated an order
requiring tax Of half per cent month to he LEVIED
and collected from all persons in Memphis VINO are III
any way exempt from military duty ana hoa 'rsue per
ts The tax will be upon the amount Of DusincSs per
month granted in the trade permit The fund thus
raised is TO be devoted defayiug the expenses OF The
militia and paying for permanent guard for each regi
1ncnt.
The Rebel Governor of Mississippi has or
1ered the trial ty Court Martial Of those persons who
have not responded to his call on the militia and tho
citizens are much troubled about the matter. The
Rebels at Jackson in that State were greatly alarmed
on the e6th ult, by apprehensons of Union raid W
Gen Morgan L. Smith, who. it was said, had crossed
tie Big Black River on the previous day with between
1900 and 3.OoOmen
4 Union expedition which crossed the Mis-
ti,sippi River from Memphis, Tenn, and went fifteen
OF twenty miles into Arkansas. captured on the aOtl
ult. forty Rebel soldiers including BrgaderGenersl
Adams an Adjutant three Captains and one Lieu
tenant
By order Of Gen. Candy the district OF West
Tennessee ard vioksbure has been formed into one
command under MaOr-General Dana with headquar
tiers at Memphis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
THE PRESS AND THE WAR.

We have no sympathy with that wretchcd
counterfeit of generalship which is constantly
CRYING out that its combinations are deranged,
its movements anticipated and its plans baflled,
by the indiscrcet revelations Of journalists and
correspondents; but there is maniiestly limit
beyond which newspapers cannot pass without
serious peril and probable detrimcnt to Tie Ma
tional cause. They may properly chronicle the
results Of every perfected demonstration, every
collision; but they have no right to tellihe en-
envy (f they know what our commanders are
trying or inten ding to do. Yet The Sunday Mer-
curry, in its special Washington correspondence,
coOlly says:
"T1H SUNDAY MRcuRr's PREDICTIONS vERDIED.
"TLe readers OF these letters will have noticed that
they have consistently adhered to the assertion that
Gen. Sherman was marching directly for fmpor ant
towns the Georgia Carolina coast and not for Pen
sacola Mobile, Brunswick or any other point the
Gulf confidently affirmed by most OF the prominent
newspapers Of the North These letters were the first
to MAKE the announcement that Shermans army would
march IN two columns thstItLe brilliant Union com
mander would mot ay esep and p ,S.
while he might make very strong feints upon these
p,aces his chief ambition to throw the bulk Of the
Rebel militia into them AS garrisons, giving him clear
road 10 the Sea. In all his aims he has been successful
and the programme laid down by The Sunday Mercury
Is now perceived to have been that followed by Gen.
Sherman"
OF course, the sole use Of feints' is to de-
ceive the enemy with regard to your objects
and purposes, and keep his forces guarding
points which you do not mean to strike, so as TO
weaken his defense of those toward which your
efforts are 20 be directed. Gen. Sherman would
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

Gen. Sherman has reached MiIlen, seventy
eight miles north of Savsnnah-so much seems
to be admitted by the Richmond papers. To
reach that point he must have passed success
syely the Ocmulgee, the Oconee, and the Ogce-
chez Rivers, the three points at which respect
lively it was supposed the Rebels had chance
to arrest or to delay the march of his columns
Once at Millen, the march to Savannah down
the Central Railroad, and the highways ad'
joining is comparatively easy; and we are enti'
tied to presume that the desperate effort, het'
aided in the Rebel papers, to interrupt the al
vance of Sherman, has been abandoned
We should like to believe that Gen Sherman
has rescued the great number of Union prisoners
temporarily confined at Milcn; but we hardly
dare hope that be has. The Rebels would Use
every EFFORT to hurry them further SOUTH ana
probably succeeded, at least with portion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

naturally keep the enemy 80 long as possible
concentrating their forces and their efforts on the
defense Of Augusta. Macon. Mobile, Brunswick
&C., if he designed to avoid them all, and push
for salt water at Savannah, Ca, or Beaufort, >.
C. Ii, then, the special correspondent OF The
Mercnry was advised as to his plans ne was
guilty of nothing short of treason in proclaim
ing them. and his act might have cost the Union
its secondbcst army. We do not care to in
quire into the verify Of his swagger; suffice 1t
that be stands self.confesscd dealer in contra
band military intelligence, and ought to be III
duced to change his course.
This il no solitary offense. The Mersry
habi,ually deals in sensation" intelligence OF
the same sort. Here Is another paragraph from
the same Especial correspondence, )" which We
feel constrained to race before reprinting 1t:
Two dav. ago firm in New.York received an or.
der TO furnish the Government with three thosand ee'
OF fuse to be shipped to - f9r VIVA. .n,s russ y
intended whether for employment In the explosion OF
mines OF for other purposes. do not, OF course pre-
tend TO hazard opinion. prcfeIr.ng to cayo t9at 10
the public can say however that II esLtas n,pI
IL would ony oontsm the predictions confidently c1
pressed in very well informed circles in this CITY
We need not dilatc on the outrageous char
acter Of the above paragraph. Mooney will seri'
ously contend that, if true, it should have been
published, or that its publication can in any
respect be justified. Can any wonder that
some of our Generals treat correspondents cava'
Hcrly when newspapers-(gcnerelly those that
have no correspondents at the front)-giyc
Mace to such items as the above