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rOu(6tngton, Q. 6.
(SOrrrIpUmSens Des 7Betrtr.)
@aibinatpn, 2. San. Is

W., WaIbtngtpn, 2. San. 1864.
@eitern mar 2epee benin grdIiDenten 9lbe.
SelbitperitdnOli6 9ing i'd audi bin, nit frii9=
Jeitdrfteln !&ragen, ltno in @eielli6aft anoerer
)erporrageroer Geri6nlt6feiten. 0tein Sreunb
epro 9ppnS mar AUDI bort uro Der @eianbte bes
npbernen NappleUn pepelte nit ben Sli9elu
neuen Srades. Sreunb gbe fam glet6
meinem @intritt auf MIDI Su unb ia9te in
betarmten i%Opialen @etie: How are
you, Schnauzmeier, what IL you have,
Heidsick or "Clickot" ?" See, " ia9' i'd,
!, Mbrabara, lage 9einer Srau, iie iOa mir NAL
EN- Sl6tntpdtebl bringen, Damn mill i6
MIDI en- bis6en babetm0 fiblen." Ser 9lbe, Ell
par iebr %erfreut, mid gu leben; er lieB feline
n 10 be H1genirt iteben lnb Idaute MIDI ettpas
tnpert unp, id naB eS geraoe 'rau8lagen,
elm4nt an: p9tber, Sdnausmeier, " iagte
pas fdat bern Dem Srentptlt elm, oaB er
8riefe an 6ein5en i6idt unb lift bieie
8riefe NOD 6ffentli6 in etnem brnbes=
li6en beutl6en 8Iatte abbrrtden 2" ysSSa",
d, vba muBt 9l 9ir teene 9rallen @aare
''riiber madien lalien. 9aS mar bios 10
8ubler, nm 81 %launber, pb fir IN ne
1s it," @ie mir 10 gang geniitbli6 auf
!auni6 iiben, gebt atf einlnal Die Gbire
10 bereit nit
8ebd6tigem S6ritt
Sin Sarbiger tritt,
Ip6 mebrere onoere auf bem Sllbe fplgten;
les Elm padr would be I%bplitipniIten lez
,ie eben na6 gpitmeiitermetbpbe fiber Die
ilatipn Der Neger ipreden, tpareu le NIT
mirtli6en 8urSelbarm sur Sblre binalS
en- lebten b6rte ib mob iantmern u6ier
arlington perfplgen Ginen Die Ne9er ilberz
I; mlf Der StraBeneiienbabn baben lie nee
ne nod ibren eigeren &drren, aber Die
e Yrptlanatipn brtngt iie ipgdr ms weiB
tri6ene !6GuS." Wenn i6 nidt eit friebz
&erl ppn !6aul e aus ipdre, ib bdtte, meiz
5eef', eirtem BON ben Stpei beibeu &erlS ben
n 9eSei9t, rno ba Die 9iplpmdten in Der
@de 1n9eoulbig nit ben StiefelabldBen
,fter, %entferrte ib MIDI rad Ginnabme Ell
noern 8ittern. aei a..5aI Ii saa sEfl
Y HeuiabrStag mar Elm i66ner Saq, nlr
ettpaS 1unpfig am 8Deen; allie 6ausbalz
n tpure1 aitS9eflp9en unb ma6ten ,Gaus".
@erbarbt fano t6 getpdblte @eieaibaft I'M
t2Ofale ino tpenrt Der n9umbpqiter" na6
ppllenes fertis 1T, tann man AUDI mp
- ben 9nrit lDiden. Sn Der p@atrpn>
!" biStarirten eini9e 8atripten iiber pas
IS" ibrer @ei6enfe fur Die nd6iten Mpn>
n Der 9ale Der 8atentpfice ltattinoenoe
pnalz6air 5u @unlten nnierer 8rapett I'M
e Hnc na9 8eenpi9Ans mEiner NeriabrS7
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IS. Ser aaper Gibraltar (friber Snmter)
fontntt pon Ntlmi1gton in ct. @eprge'8 an.
II. SlrniiOe fdllt~ auf &nprpille snrild !;
Gbarleltort sum britten Mtal bpmbaroirt ; 9lrfanz
las BON 8eneral 8anfs ein9enpmmen.
Is. $50 bun9ernbe 8unoesiplodten tpmmet
aus Der 8efatgenldaft in Mnnapplis an. 8
%. "a. nno 25. Grants Sie9e bel
Chattanooga.
26. Wteape rildt ge9en See Dor.
q. 8luti9es Sreffen bel 8inggplo in ga.
gegcn Den 5uriidpei6enOen Bragg.
%. Spbn Mtprgan nebit 6 @enp0en entz
tlteben aus Columbus, Obip; Sees @rmce fd0t
binter Mine Stun Suriid.
29. General 2on9itreet BON Sort Sanders
bel a%nprpille NIT i6tperem 8erluit- Suradgez
idla9en.
80, General @albburn belebt oas BON ben
&ebellen g~erdumte SORT GSperanSd,
De;ember.
1. 9ie Yptpmacz2lrmee gebt iiber ben Hapi=
ban 5l1ritd. A0'0 "o
6. General Sbernan'S 8prbut errei6t &llpr>
bile 9ampfer Gbelapeate bel Cape COB BON
Nebelen : Ya1id9teren weggenDmmen; Der Mps
nitpr Beebalpfen gebt Dor Gbarleltpn unter. o.
Z. Ser GpngreB tritt 5niammen. ~ 2' s.
s. General 9(periPs Bug gegen Die &a,z II.
Sennenee : 8abn; Nmnetie>9 Proclamation 2inz
cpln'S. '-- 131 w ef1 @-3 .a~H 3iI 1854
9. 8Uti6uft bes 8rdiibenten Dem Gongreb
Su9eididt. ~. Hk Us aaa5'la
-. Worgait enttpiidt iber ben Sennef1ee.
16. 3erit6rultg Der g%ir9iniu=Se 8abn
bel Salem bur6 @enerd 9(periq.. 9..'H'l6 oHl
II. Ser 9ampfer Gbeiupedte I'M 6dfen ppr
Sambrp, Nppa Scotia, tpieoer genommen. 2 y
10. 9ie Gbeiapeate ben brittiiden 8ebDrbeh
ilber9eben; Die gefangenen BPM @plfe IN 9ali=
fat befreit. #9a3i a
%. SOB BON @enerul Gprcpratt. %"
"a. Starfes 8pmbaroement BON Gburleitprt
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,nette" @efeQf6aft in Sabn'S

reile fanb i'd nnette@ @eieQi6aft in Sabn's
Gaffee.
Stab Dem 9teujabr foil fi6 bel Gielen Elm
ungebelrer &abenjammer eingeltelt baben, Der
ii9 lpe5iea auf Spl6e uusoebnte. Oeren ppLitiz
lde 2ebenSweiie ben Wlaeen perOprben bat.
9t6t v6auf7s" 9ersog, lpnbern Elm anoerer
.lltri6 iigndliiirt 9arsrlte ms junge SSabr bin
elm, wer tpObl am Gnoe oeS SabreS als 0lroen<
TRIGGER fir'S meiBe 6auS u%pntinirt fem peroe
uao bic 8ere6mtngen unb m6gli6en ltno I'M
'mDglt6en vSdcitS" nebmen fem gn0e.
Grquidli6er alS Die 8rdioentenma6erei lit
Oas geiunOe GeOeiben DeS @eorgetOpner Suruz
uno Der 6armOniez@ eieli6aft. SIN
t1euen 9erdumigen Qptale finoen ii6 bic @eOrz
getptpner 0e1tl6en nit @Seib unO &ino poer
Der &iebiten elm, Inn i'm g%eielltgen &reiie fir elm
paar Stunben beS Qeben8 SOrgen Su perge1en.
Ser $urnperein bat fin bielen @inter eintge
8prIellngen (2ectlreS) peranitaltet rnb Der Orr6
Srn. @. Grauert %erDffnete Gicl1S ppn @ortrdz
gen tpiro ppralsli6tli6 piel Suites bestpeden.
Sn bent iriber b66it 5peifelbaft patriptii6en
8epr9etplpn tparen eS, wie beinabe alleripdrtS,
Die SeutlAen, ipel6e treu CUR SADIE Der Sreiz
belt uio bes &e6teS bielten uno iperl1 sSemano
Entertaining %peroient, iino eS Die D~prtioen Sur
ner, ipelde vfrti6" Der 9uten Sadie Elm
u8 0bnfrei" fi6erten.
& m II n 1 > IN o
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S. Sta &,
61. Str; betW. 8 II. 6 Str. SIS

@uertllas gefan9en. = 9as NM
ermilollhe COMMANDO inter OberIt 9ppeQ nabm
lebtelt Sreitag abermalS 10 pom WpIebps be-
ril6tt9teu @uertllaS gefangen.
lie Der baS Seuer in SORT Sumter
erfabren mir aus Dem GbarleltOn Courier, bo6
baielbe in SOlge elmer Grplplipn in oer iaopeltz
lt6en Gde oeS Sorts e~ntitanb, bel Der $50 8fo.
Ynlper, cine Oten9e feline @affen unb 9lr1=
n%tultltlp1 perlpren 9ing llno II Meni6eu itm@
famen.
4+ % ettere& iber be 8etrua
beS @Drnwalli8 - Oas GeIfdnbniR
pteles Setritger8, mel6er, wie IGpn fritber
9emelpet, in benz 8ireau fir @%tnlEIuno Be-
l6dpi9ter Soften an9eltelt mar, 9ibt Auffld=
run9 itber berl6iepene bis iett ie6r mpIteriSle
Iffatren, Sp seItanb er gu, baB baS Bel
6Gli6un9 Der BpIt=NOten berpeubete 8apier
rto Stnte aus benz Oepartemert entirenbet
lpprbet MAI. 2lud iiber nebrere a1bere
9ebeimniBppIe Sperationen 9ibt iein @efdnbs
niB rdberen Nufl9luB.
/ @rpbe &etfr6de gefdbrIt6.-
Sine I'M Centre Warft eintaufenbe iunae 9ame
ftn9 in SOlge ibres unbdnbteen &eifrpdes. NIT
pN"' w WV" ~lN' NH'VS OuuIttlS 6u HuUe tam,
6euer uro perleste it6 ni6t unbebeutenb! 9aS
alfgepaBt;
Ste WtOral bon Der Geidi9t:
.o1 Sragt SIT ipeite 6pOpie ni6t!
/ 8 as 8egrdbni s beS SenatprS
fanO qeitern inter einem Sablrei6en
ppn ieiner 8pbrung in Der 10. Strabe
aus itatt. 9r, Cumberland belt Die ilbli6e
2ei9enrebe.
fW{artpn Senntng [, Der 4. @arc gut
.befannt, mpllte aus DEM %ipnnigen Siipen auf
S6lei6pegen na6 ieiner @ateritabt 5uriidfebren,
aber eripii6t unb 1ibt nun I'M Capitol.
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0Ius einem NSripatbrief,

Darlington, T.. San. 8enm Sic
betlter, Dap mir bier ben @eder ni6t leIen, 70
otlrIten Sic i'm Srrtbume fem; belpnOers ale
alien SteubeniDbne freuen li6 pom alien Steubz
net sit b6reu.
S6r 9trtitel u9e6 elm Irtbeil ilber Die 9rd>
iioentens8Oti6aft" trift ben 9lagel auf ben
appf. Die Sbatia6en in meinem 6aue iino
pobl ni6t 10 gan5 cprrett gegebel1, ALIEN Die
Sei9t6te 1T ni6t I'M @erin9iten Oa0rr6 emit
felt. sa
Sd freue MIDI Sbnen mitbeilen gu t6nnen,
baB t6 9erape an Oemielben Sage, an tpeldem
Der 4rtifel I'M 8eder eri6ien, pom Grieasiefrez
tar sum @lert ernannt puroe, na6bem i6 cine
grpbe5eit BON Is Sa9en beltanben bate. 9ie>
ieS mag nun penigitenS als 8eiipiel sum 8ez
weile bienen, odB Die iebige decentralization Dem
8irser, Der feline 8irgerpfli6ten erfaat, Saz
ti8faftipn gibt, limb f6nntes i'd qlauben, oas
cine ipl6e COMMUNICATION benz 9(oppttpz 8itraer,
penn I'M N1Slanpe, ben int @aIIe perlprp6enen
ulaipful atO anb protection" perlpr9en wiirSe :?
IT. 10. s 4rGeQ
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Gine auto GeIeoenhcit

fir etuen NPann NIT etntsen buubert Dollars capital bietei
fb bur6 ben Mntauf etnes ~gnnebaren @rpcerp-, 9iaupr. uni
Opter-@ef9dftes AT Der Gde elmer fart freauenten Stra6I
Beleeen.. Der @tsentbarner NTH tteien glaB Wesen lteber
tabrte eineS anperen @eI6dftes Serfaufen.
N0bereS BET ben Serren 9tiebfelb, 420 6 Ctr. uno GSeCra
554 Ute Stra6e, QDdIbinetpn, .. 6. (3O1e,IgR
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9lus

g8biIabeIpbia 4. San. 9la6 @erid=
ton aus bem Siiben fam e8 allt 10. bel Sort
@ibipn gu einem &f 5Wiiden 1000 RebeIlen
ltlp 600 SDberale1l rrter Sol. 9biaips, BON Der
inbtalil6en Brigade, Der mebrere Stlnoet oalz
erte rnp NIT Der Nteberlage unp 8eritreuung Der
&ebellen enpigte. 9te lcbteren lieBen 80 SOote
ur1O Gerpunpete auf Dem glabe. Inner 9erluft
mar gertng. 5a 't.r 'ar
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Der WeoIbem weorS.

l8pftpn, 4, San. 9aS erite &erb6r nit
Splepb 8ailep miro mprgen pDrgetpnrmen toers
ben. 9tngeiebene 8Ir9er taoeln Die &erbuftung
0efielben al8 nngere3tfertiat. .-E.
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@tne fchr antc Giclrnrnhrit.

Cine gDtrtbfdaft NIT einem @6ialpn s~erbuuten, auf 10
Sabre 2eaIt,. 1T 3u perfaufen, peit Der @isentblrner iebta
rt6ttns 1T neu rmo her glae Iebr gut seIeeen Das 6aus
TT 81 Sug ttefnnb 80 SUE brett unb beftnhet f6 at her Gfe
Der pennlplSania &Senue unb 2e Str, nabs rem @apitol.
@aberes su ~erfraeen Bet Spbn s. Niebfelt, Np. 42O 6.
StrdEe. fmr
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Sob Ses Csr,biGd,pfs Suohes.

9t.e M Oprt, 3, San. !6elte 9Gbeno um
u nbr itarb GrSbii6Of 6ugbeS. 9erielbe mar
felt mebr ais einem Sabre 9nfdlen zines befti=
qen Maget= ut1b 2eberleiben8 atSgelebt.
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BiGttersx nbnf! SlGtter.E Saba
Connecticut, SEEN gcrt State unb OtiU o.
Qtaf

Girca 80 Rtfen Connecticut DedbIatt. grima.
a5H " 80 ~ Sew Dprt Stat
a. as . Obtp
- 80 Connecticut rmbIct. unb @tnaee.
4" Is ~ Connecticut Seeb Cuttings.
Sbtee gartbie Enbdde, pelde an @ite un6 Qualttdt st
5u plnl1en ibrte IalIen, iperte t1 BON Dtenitae, ben
Dttpter an, an Martte brtnoen, nnb btu t@ burG btr
@tnfdufe tint Stanbe, bet Wdrt6ieeu unb ~etnSeInen Sitter
WteberpertGafer unb Babrttanteu febr ttats ~oettaufen
|tOnnen.
se r .E9 Sp1etE. S6rSber,
(19pet-sl 6. q. Gde Baltimore u. Treberi
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81. G6Idfin0..
8ice< @pnulat Der Nie0erIanbl
M --rr unb
N~gentur fir Die General pnfmIate Don @remReu
SGnnODer, Sddfth, Sactn, OISenbmrs, SiaTa
La, s.HaI II. {. no,
IS Wtarfet Spacr, 8aibin9tpn.

GnSldnfer, mel6e, INN etnen pertnanentet MuSpetS ibre
@bardtters ais Iplde An beifpert itG 9eiinatbslheine, 81
burtS- Ittefe pSer anbert gaP:ere nnb @%pniular. pr~Ctettipnt
tpntrten su lafen wlnfben, tonnen lA an bic @ermtttlui
res llnterset6neten trenten, nahfein bic ~jenIettiaen 9eoi
runsen nunntebe bcfimmte gpri6riften erIa6en Baben.
u. 9 6Udtno q.
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0ie emtfd.amerieanifae ltntperftdt,

Der 8~eibna6tstrllbel lit pOriiber, Die Mrmee
bat ibre 8tnterquartiere besO9en, 2OrO 2ppnS
9laubt an ei1en bdlpigen 6rieben uno e8 i6neit
beute 10 gemitblid, baB = mir rmpilltibrli6
avOaS beltide t1ntperiitdts 8rOiett er>
innerta pereen. a
G3 lit felt ben leBten Is Sabren feline allgemeis
ne 3uiammerfunft Der g. beuti6en Gapacitdte1
in 9(merifu abgebalten wDroen, auf ipel6er bic
ie8 @rpiett ni6t sur Spra6e sefpntrnen mdre.
Sp geI6ab reS in @beelin9, i1 louisville, in
Chicago - 1no audi neuti6 in Glepelano bate
Der madere 9elegat BON 6pbpten, 9t.S., elm ipls
dos 8rojett in Der Sal6e, bd8 nttr beSbalb ni6t
sur Spra6e fam, neil Die 9istliiipn Der famp>
fen 9(rtifel 8 unb 9 Die tnapp Slgemeiene 3eit
Der 6erren 9ele9atelt fat gang abiorbirte.
9ber mas tpdre am gitoe audi nit oieIer Be
ipre6uug qetppunen mprben :? 9Bie permp6ten
Qeltte cine bertf9e l1niperlitdt in Mntertta sl
erri6ten, Die, tpenn lie au6 all ibr 9ripatper&
m6gen 5uiummenle9ten, ridt eininal Die WitteI
auftreiben %f6nnten, al6 nllr etlen gferpeitdl ST
erri6ten ? <s- f,
Stein, bier mit6en anbere 2eute belfen, Wldnz
ner pom 8ermD9en, l1nternebmnn9sgeilt, pa
triOtii6em Slim uno prattti6em @eritano. nno
bieie 2eute iinb Die bettl6en 8terbrduer.
Sic batten neuli6 cine 9rpBartige Contention
in Cincinnati nn0 trennten ii6, na6Oem lie ibre
@ei6dfte in htr5er Belt sur alIgemeinen 8efrtez
oigurg abgetbdn batten = nit einem Sod auf
Die Union. 9a8 benefit, Dap ie prattiid unO
Notwithstanding iinb. Sic baben ale
auf ben 9urit Der Germanen ipetatirt unb itnO
wpblbubenO pOer reid babel gewOroen: oaS be-
peiit pieoer, DAP ite pruttiid itnp unp- baB ie
audi Oeutid=patriOtti6 fino, iplen iie Ourd Gr-
rt6hlug elmer ceutiden ltniperitdt in Amerita
b%epeiien. a2 a~aa-s'rst as@.
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9uoer1dfTae exemptions =9Sapicrs

perSen fir bic Sere6tisten ppn bent llnter;et6ntten, Der
lrpbI NIT BEN biplpnati1ben unb @pnIu At S nfruftipnen, n
mil BEN biefeen @crf6rtften Sertrdut III, ausee ferttat.
". S6udtne,
ses5f .sHa yipar Der &6niel. preue. @eIanbtIb,
54( Des29-S) Is Wtartet Spaee.
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@brpnclpaifAe 1teberffdt

Der @retgntiie auf benz amertta<
ntf6en Continent in 1868.
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D Gine nprtheiIhnfte G5eleoenheit

fur eIne WirtbI&af Dbcr anbereS GeI&aft TT has Saus @fe
bon Yennfsltdnid Mbette nnb Eptpnienb1r., ireldeS az cer-
faufen TT. WtGn taelpe Fb am pInbe ielbf Bet 9fsf
(30nsS1WfD GraRetS MeGtert
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Dian ipDtte ni6t. g8ir meinen seS ernit nit
uuierem @Ori6lag. Die 8ierbrauer itnb mo-
ralii6 perpfli6tet, Der oeuti6en Station in Sine
rita pieien 9ienit 5l tbun Der le ~ibrigenS
gar nidtS tOiten iUu, mte mir fcglei6 8eigen
Der0er. & #A Sc
The New York herald., 1864-08-27
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The United States steam transport Mississippi. Captain
Kennedy arrived at this port yesterday morning. fron
New Orleans 18th inst and the Bar l9h She brings ths
United States mails, anumber OF passengers and
dred and seventy FIVE sick and wounded soldiers
signed TO the United States Assistant Quartermaster We
arc indebted to Mr. sanderson the purser for tavoss
She repors:-on the 22d inst, Michael Owen, seoopl
Massachusetts, battery died and buried at sea- 2lA
Carlos Coy Eighth Vermont, died and buried al
2hth, Edward Simpson, private Company F, ThirtieeS
Maine regiment, dice; same day Gustavus N. Carey,
private Company X Thirtie,h Mane died burss
at sea f
Two hundred OF the rebel prisoner hxen M Iegt
Gaines have peoned TO be allowed TO take the oath Il
allegiance.
Gen Candy has authorized Col Dwight, our ComnhL
sioner OF Excha5ge to effect immediate release 90
prisoncrssome three Thousand Eve hundred 10 number
now 10 Camp Ford. Texas :.
The steamer Rob Rov, which reported capt2enI
and Destroyed by guerillas is safe. but aground VIZ
Monroe. washita river.
The New York herald., 1864-08-27
The Brig noit- Godfrey ImbroEiio.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.
Refnra IudgA lnaanh Rarnarh

Auousr 20 John A. Godfrey o.. PasQSais B,1ono
The defendant 10 this case having sgn6ed bis intention
Of sailing for Europe 10 Saturdays steamer the plaintiff
got out an order OF arrest which was placed ,p the
hands OF the SLeriI for execution. 4.
Mr.. Lsroque, counsel for Brigno promptly took the
matter In hand and obtained from the Court au order 10
show cause why the order Of arrest should not be dis
cbsrRed The argument In the case was Det down for
one O'Clock but Il was two O'Clock before was reached
Judge Barnard inquired upon wh grounds the counsel
asked for discharge u the order.
Mr.. JAroque-simply this, your Hsnor: the order OF
arrest was obtained after an attachment against the
property Of the defendant had been issued be had
given bonds in the of two thousand dollars 70 an.
swer The defendant expects TO sail for Europe TO- NOR
row. and believe these proceedings are only meant for
% annoyance fbs bond for two thousand dollars n
ample security, and should salty bis alleged creditor
Mr. Joachimsen-wc did not know your Honor thai
there was any bosd hed 10 the atachmept case: but
even suppospg there WAS u unusual thing FOR an
order Of arcs: to be sustained whore the property q
party has already been attached
Judge Barusra-As far ~ can from the papers
banded me BY the COUNSEL the Defendant has given am
pie security for the foil claimed me order OF
arrest must therefore bs discharged
bond has been aIed We ignorance OF the fact
however. and want 70 ne my amdavit that eject SO
- 10 avoid the pay msnt Of costs lBFHU
Mr. LafoQue-0h, we 40 not want your costs
Judge Bsrnard1 shall not tax you for costs 90 that
ends the matter. =.
Mr. Laroque started In search OF the sheriff with
the order OF the Court releasing gDo from arrest IN
bis hand. godfrey completely out ouvrsd hut
sok she defeat With becoming resgDatou and good grace
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Jvmu WnALs AZ BARxuxs Another curiosity has
its appearance .. Bsspun's Hsssm In The shape
f living white whale ms iotsrsssns inhsbisant of
Ne vasty deep captured on The coast Of IAbrador
and be daily on exhibition on the priscpAl noor
OF the Museum.
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

A Coon MovE.-We perceive that = move
ment has been made in Boston, in view Of the
voluntary withdrawal Of President Lincoln and
General Fremont from the Presidential canvass,
sothat new Presidential ticket may be set up,
its needs." This is good move and should
Lincoln and Fremont be thus induced to with
draw from the field, General Mcclellan, If nomi.
mated at Chicago, ought to do the samething,
so that all parties may unite upon q new Union
ticket, and carry 1t aud the war through by ac-
clamation.
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The rIremen and the

The nremen Of this city propose at early day pc
titsonns the executive for exsmptco from the com NJ
draft They set forth 10 fcrrble and trsthru language
their claims TO this exemption and considering the dan.
ger which this city 10 helprescnt gear has been su
jsoted from frequent nrss, citizens will bc found 10
the slightest dissatsacon the success OF the
petition committee viii walt on the Trcsidsnt Win
the petition numerousy sgped Il
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trottei out one OF its own Champions 10 the per-
son OF Mr. David Turpie.
OF course we know pothing whatever about
this Mr. Turpe, except that he was defeated in
the contest against Mr.. Colfax at the last cleo
tom but the fact of his being the nominee of
convention where speeches were made In favor
OF an Immediate and unconditional peace"
where our brave soldiers we're declared to be
engaged In wasing "an unholy war against our
Southern brethren" where the effort To pre-
serve the nation from dissolution by traitors
was stigmatized az "a crusade against the liber.
ties and dearest rights of our Southern breth-
rem" end as ian infamous contest" is sufficient
in itself to point him out as an unat person to
occupy a seat on the door of Congress, much
less to take the place Of such loyal and up
right representative as Mr. 0olfax. The State
way Of Congressional representatives, and we
do hope that at least the voters OF the South
Beud district will be unwilling to make the
matter worse by substituting Turpie for Colfax.
Local Po,ittcs-The Position OF Tam
#1las4 +, many Hail.
AT meeting held last evening Tammany
Hall adopted the prsambles and resolutions,
which Will be found in another column, recon-
mending the Chicago Convention to nominate
General Mcclellan for the Presidency. The
resolutions were unanimously and enthus ST.
cally approved, and they show that old Tam
mary still stands firm upon the war platfor m,
and will OF allow herself to be ruled ou of
the democratic party because the peace men
succeeded in disgusting her with tba State con-
vention. Outside Of New York city the Mo-
z,rters. and the Young Coons, and the Nc
Keonites are never heard OF. and Tammany
Hall is thc only really well know local organi
cation Her leaders by a shrewd manGuvre,
have taken advantage Of this fact, and hence
these resolutions.
HTammany Hall will steadily pursue the
independent course into which she has now
been forced by combination Of circumstances
she will regain much Of her ancient prestige
Let her at once drop all affiliations with the
Woods and the other peace men Let her send
the Mozarters, and the Young Coons, and the
Old Coons, and the McKeonitas s"teah focal
tlrxet, taking the wind out Of the sails OF the
reform party and the Citizens Association and
oil such humbugs Sae bss made move in the
right direction by this nomination Of Nc.
Cellan. The city Of New York is undoubt-
edly for Mcclellan by large majority, and
consequently Tammany will gain popularity
here and respect everywhere by this bold ard
decided stroke. Using this popularity dexter
ously she can carry her whole ticket under
the shadow Of McClellan's name. Her record
since the beginning OF this war gives her every
advantage. Always 10 favor Of an hoaorable
peace. she has always patriotically supported
the government in its struggle with treason.
Now is her grand opportunity to make this
record tell. Both the people and the polit-
clans are tired Of the miserable c!ashng,
squabbliug, bargaining and corruption Of half
a dozen contemplate local cIiques and would
gladly hail the reform We urge Tammany to
iraugurate 20.
The New York herald., 1864-08-27
Boavd Of Suyrrvt..rs.

THE VALUE or REAL hSD PERSONA RsrATE IN
THE CRY AND COUNTY NEW YORK.
The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday noon Super
wiser Blunt In the chair
communication from the Commissioners Of Taxes
and Assessments received stating that the books
OF the county are ready for confirmation by the
Board They also enclosed the following comparative
table Of the relative value OF the real personal estate
10 the CITY and county New Fork as assessed In 1868
and 1854
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Capture ef the nleel

Capture sf ths BieskaAs Ruanss Liiiisa.
PHn.ADsrPnIA, August 40, 1894
The Bxiiam says that 90 The 24sh ult the steamer
Gettysburg, Keystone stas and Massachusetts captured
ths BLOCKADE Lillian, from wilmIassos To- Bsr.
muda-
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clanatiol
The Park Concert.

The Park Commissioners announce that there will be
music n the Park the MALL this afternoon, at hapas
four o'clock by the Park hand under the leadership OF
B Dooworsh n the weather is Eve The following is
the programme