New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
BACKS II II.

A few days since, Washington correspondent
Of Western German paper wrote In one Of bis cttv
that Green Clay Smith, OF ky willing to back M,
assurance OF L,ncoln's election with $40 bet tn.
Tcutoac composition dgnihed the figures by cxteudns
the amount to S500Oooi Whereupon seccsh c1pitalsA
Of Louisville "mskes up pool" aad replies that hss
ready ard anxious 10 match tic augmented feurss
This was rather small change than the Congress
man had 70 bis credit in bank-but certain financial
Sends hearing ofthe eircumstlnos hsve rendered tie
"greenbacks and insist tie Louisville shall b
accommodated and have already deposited So 900 @s
forfeit Tor falfllment Of spaaons within thirty daya
Thclg only fcar is that Louisville will be found in The
sscatiyo.
GAME or BRAG.
An influential and prominent Copperheoa
leader was recently overheard imposing upon fellow
90 patriot OF JciI Davis that 5rsg tkts P,esb
Dental ghetto. through" There limos" said he
" when faint necessary, but Do IL tia Tin.
Litllo Mac"
NATIONAL BAEgs.
The following National Banks were estsb-
lshcd to-day, The First of Oneida MY; capital
el25Ooo, Horace Dcyereux, presidents Virgil Bue,
cashier; and tho First Of Warren. Pa. capital 500
90; Chspin Hall. president; Moses Buctes cashier.
DEATHS oP SOLDIERS.
The following deaths Of soldiers arc reported
Sept. 2l. Thomas Frantn. private, Co. l. Stat N.Y.
james Wallace. private, Co A. cd y. " Slnna
Smith, private ca. H. 32d Me- Jacob Trsutviae. phi
yate Co. 4. 18th y. Y. IL. Al Wm. Lee. private. Co
4. se,h N. Y. Lyman A. Pyle, sergeant, Co T. sA
n. H.A.
DISMISSED.
Capt Kienans, 93i n. Y. s. n. c.. has been
[ e.,
eaEoss.
RESIGNATION or MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
There Is leakage from high Official quarter
commanding credence. that Postmaster General Blair
has resigned his place in the Cabinet and thai Gov
Dcunison Of Ohio Is to be appointed bis SUCCESSOR.
COL. ALEXANDER.
Col. i. s. Alexander, whose evidence before
the Military Committee Of Congress is quo.cd in IBs
TRIBUNE os,guesdAy. member Of Gen. @ccei-
lsns military family al tie time and knows whereof
he testfes A further rendering Of ais testimony
would settle the suntoat controversy
PRESIDENTIAL y0TB.
A vote was taken in one Of our hospitals TO
day which shows 81 for Lincoln to 70 for McCie1a%
RUFFTASIsM CONDEMNED.
The Democratic Association OF this City
passed resolutions last night condemnatoQof the btu
tally end ruiiansm BY which certain sfaClelaD roy
dies attempted to break Up the Union meeting fsw
evenings since.
DRAFTS or SOLDIERS.
Among those buried from city hospitals yss-
tercAy were Corp Fayct,o Babcock 9Th Ohio Cavalry
Joseph Dloomer, 18th y. l.. IohAbod Sampson. 81 "
Y. Heavy Artillery, Thomas Dayeile ie,h NAiass
Ceorgs II. Stewart. cd ESrdan Sssrp shootsrs-
REBELS TAKING THE OATH.
Tho number Of Rebel deserieTs taking Ia
oath Is said to have averaged over handFcs ~
day. for the past week.
MCLELIAs BApGEs.
TIE Washington Republican says that the new
Mcclellan badges ARE very pretty, snd every Cop9r
head In Office should wear oae
FRgMoST's LETTER
Fremont's letter is still onsidorablydsoassed
Tia rotrea,lng FIRE upoa the Administration Is decnsc
rore advantageous 10 the cause than h.s rEequivocAs
p.aiae. But sherman leads in epistoiary waTiasa
MOVEMENTS or ORR ARMIES.
There ore evidently movements now being
developed connected with our armies which viii
eec riiy and st fertilizer iolco TIE hesrts CT vi yL
pcosl.
The TRIBugE is certainly hurting somebody.
No other paper Is so soundly besnted By The Copper
heads here While the most conservative Unionists
syow that no other journal Is laying blows heavy
thick and last upon head cid shoulders o. .ha RebaI
lion.
DEATHS IL TIIg HOSPITALS.
Tho following hospital deaths occurred e.
day;
Squire O. wOodruE Co =, o,h rlnsnar Busa Co p Id y.
J. h,ys. Go. c, I'd n. y esissn DsAs.o. Ca 3, rra
HS %i y yc,sursA, Co. 3, qaa wm Or. Co. ~ sa NJ
join B y si e Co. p.sA N Lug
AROUND THE FLAG.
Another regiment marching down the ayonus
to-day to tie depot, upon approaching tie MeC;eusx
iag, halted and turned up side street. The exas9r
sted Copperlsads who witnessed IL shouted cat
they'd put ono over tie door of the depot aud ccnysl
tie d---n eusses to 60 under H."
sHgRipAN'S PRISONERS.
Az your messenger left IIarper's Ferry to-day.
tho advance Of tho coumn Of Shordans prisoners
entering the town
sHERIDAy's SECOND VICTORY.
Renewed excitement and intense exultatioa
are prevalent this evening upon the official announce
ment Of Sherldals further victories "Hs eyes SOC"
seems the inevitable epitaph Of the Rebellion.
PAYING ogP.
Several millions have been passed. to psy ;hs
Departments, end the army is ROW being paid up 20