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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23
Maps and Ll0yds.
As N. y. 1vibsss

To the Et.fo- Of hs N. u 1rIos"si
Sir: The castiga.ion you give Mr.. 81. I.
Ilo,d In your issue Of the 10th inst for using your
same with his maps in the service OF treason, has
caused me IL feel that there b not much In mama
its handle" q. least 10 Of consequence. Men arr 3D.
dicted to forgetting inias: hence many hnowing mo
as map publisher, conclude AN the man 90 justly
mpaled.
The truth IT, that hundreds Of thousands Of ~y map
coorcd 10 show the Rebellion ~ il was aud ID -lusr
stng tae victorious progress Of the Uaion srms-havs
haen sold and has often been used by Union speakers
to Illustrate the progress of the War for The Union
The map you refer to brought ont to counterfeit
this Of mine
Reasons moral, financial and patriotic hsve obliged
me continually to advertise thst have no relationship
and never had business connection or personal aeGnsns
apoe with the person above named
As he has widely advertised your former notice OF Mo
maps in such conjunction with his own hbeous notices
Of our maps - to Iced the reader TO think you the a.
thor OF both notices. We beg you 70 give this cpmanf
cation place in your columns
Yours respectfully H b. Lio,R
Il JsAn.a.. Eese Yerk, Nov. II. lsC4.
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BOARD OF COUNTY CANvAssERs
III. EisA.A sre.sie.aI District.

The Board of County Csnvsssers assembled
at II O'Clock yesterday morning. and commenced BY
osnyassne the returns Of the 2,s Ward. In the c,e
Of tho I'd District Of tha Wsrd, Supervisor STEWART
moved tia, the returns be f>id over until tomorrow
morning at 70 O'Clock In order that the Csn,sssers
nigh, b asked such questions should come mp in re-
gaTc 70 trauds abuses &C. -,
Tris Inotiou gsve rise 10 considerable debate MI
RIY SUPPOSED thst under tho rules TIC o's''a Set1a
have " lie over. -
MI PunDY ssid that the Board had NO right to 10
belin the returns II their duty 70 take them a.
they were presented unlss there was correction W
Ia made OF q srcsl nature. He thought there had
already been much delay; thai the time Tor can
wasting expires toInorrow; and tL~ nov 'hs CON
nj MIS- 81 egnaries fuds CONC In Win no good
go, he knew nothing " frauds having been ooni'
mit;ot This millionaire referring ~ the M Dooge
had speot hs thousands and thousands OF dollars Dot
Mr.. Crooks had rocsived the lsrye. number o. voss
fysrd n came f,om the Republican and not nom the
Democratic side. 1t VA not the business 81 the Bosra
TO 70 about hunting up pfotsh nor 70 vAH Io1 tsf
M STsW.sr stated that it hsd always beeu con
sjaefed proper thst when any sndsviu Of protest
came in they should at least oo,s4n hsariuy. mr.
wa onits cei,an thai no had been guilty OF fraud
M PUspy s.ir coutepdod tbA the Board had
NJ rgt 70 10 behind the returns nor 70 sena iof
0Ds 10 answer Questions Win fos"fu !" ''''H"A
President TWEED subsequently, replied tia, VI.
Beard had that right. TIE cany~eeTs were oenAin'>
responsible 90 the power which Lao cTes@e0 'nen s">
! ,la lower va the Board. II,
1 Nj IIrIiY s,d that /, was strange that objections
\ should be made 10 examining tho returna. lie coui.
nof see why IL WIS objected ia, riess the fontonai
feared tLst something should come cut against III
paIty. Ii be (hr. LIITIt) was on the other sac ~
would court Inquiry instead u ahanning Il. he con
dered thai the dsttct referred 70 should lie over IN
The CHAIRMAN thought that the eentlemAns rsnsrk
abou, fear were m very bed taste. II there an
charge TO make II shuild be made definitely. He ON
Charm an vas unused 10 the gentemAns style OF ar
gumsnt Il tended ~ compounds the Board by placing
Il in position in which the Chairman was not winl
10 be placed. -
| MI LITTLE laid that he had made no charges. H.
simply stated that tbe objection seemed 10 be prcmp.s
by fear.
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Com mcrc.al Intelligence.

IoSIOH MONEY 1AkHET.-1ho4}ank OF England
on Tho 10th last T,iuoed is Of discount from to per
cent an event fay anticipated aud discounted 10 advance
In the open market money Wa abundant and the funds con
Cou.us were buoyan, and further advanced on
ihe 9th inst
ss.Ihws., circular GAYS that up 10 the 9Th inst there
disposition buy hvewenies' aud Illinois shares Inn
proving prices but the sh upon receipt Of sdvoes hom
Kew. io-k 10 advance gold Tree
sellers OF both stocks appeared and d.en WAS e'tsoheo
The nal.e however closed Arm at Ill for hvst~sues and
The Confederate Loan rallied per cent under tie news
received by tie City q WASN'T ION.
5000 baes including 22OO specais,ois and exporters.
rhe market buOysnt st an advance Of ID = 10
que: o-.Tb. m.r,.,
gene rally quiet bat steady. McDNd'%H ,tssJy Com
Others report: Flour Quiet and 'teedy.
LivrnrooI FRoyrs,os MARKIr-Nev. iO,-Ths Provision
msIs.t ia fat Mcssrs bisland Ayths Co, Wsteheid
Ns'h Co., and others report; Beef heavy and declining
Pork hss d'wnwsrd tendency Bacon steady Lard hIl 81
lIy nrooI fRopucs MARxrr--NOv; icAsbs. quiet and
steady Sugar upward. Cofee quiet and steady RICE e.dy
). IS go o 'FssGs Ro.s Ss i PET n
LONDON Markets --BTesdstufs INN Cora .asieT snsu
advancing. Coffee hImer. Tea steady Rce hinu Tsi''"
LoxpoS Nov oCon.ols close at 30, so for money Tie
Bs OF England day reduced s Diimum rate o' discount
AxrnIc.x srocKs-nnnoi. Cen,I. Railroad. 2as2i die
count Erie. t0ds9i United States sos. Ntd<li
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL Nov. II, 1854
Corrox-Tbe sales Of the week 7lts1 ba.s reud
ing Ia 500 10 rp-cu 90 tp exporter. The nGtt
has been buoytpt with advance the vetA VI Id 10
Ausrca9 ADD dSd. Other descriptions iae sales TO-
day Friday Is 600 bales the nsrtet closing With en- sd
vsneng tendency the follow anhor sed quotations: Or
esns fair ?6.d mddug 2<id Mobile fair Pod, njdhng
2.id Up fair AID, mddss l:d The total stock in
po amounts ~ ~ bales including Ii geo b.iss OF Amer
icsn.
1kAps REPoRr-Tbe Manchester market 10 frmsf with
advancing tendency, but the advance ehecAs businrs
BnxApsTuyrs-The market IL ''ssdy aud hI0er Com 10
doll.
PRous,oss rOaikes il qaist aid steady. LAID ed
vAvoinE
LONDON. Nov. ii. lSt
CouSls close at az d9t Tor aouey Bullion IN the Bapk
Of Eng aid increased fy4,oe0
AnkxIcAs sIocKs.-Ilinois Central ;liaa2i discount =;
Eyis. Jsdai.
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SEVENTH WARD UNION AssoIAToY.-Last

EENkNIh AM CNiVN hooVNih ~'''N
evening, pending tho Primary Election. the Seventh
Ward Union Association held interesting meeting.
George Terwilgr esq. Of the campaign speakers,
made report of his wits during the canvass IN the
state and Of tic work that pad been accomplished Tor
the Union canse Mr.. Edward M. skdmore. President
Of the Association introduced the following resolution
10 neat speech;
R,,o,red That ve, Union citizens OF ths seventh
Ward oi the city 81 New.fork. In common with the
loyal people beloved country. cordially and SIN
o.rely approve tho Proclamation u Abrshain Lincoln
Treeident ~ the United states Of America. appointing
general National fhs aksgiyng 70 Almighty God on
Thursday neSt, the .4th dey Of November and VIII
observe III accordance with the request u our honored
Chic. Magistrate
That We bnmby Offer up our prayers TO the Ruler a.
the Universe for the many isyois bestowed upon W Id
the sins and wounded among and for the army anu
navy engaged In defending tho trovrrmen against
treason and rebellion throughout the Land;
That hunbly thank our Father IN Heaven iof the
prc-cr, alton Of the Union by tho election of Abraham
Lincoln AND Andrew Johnson toto whose hands he has
placed the iutu desin!es oil the Republic of the United
states which shal endure until the end OF tmeI
That thankful for His aid In the redemption OF
Of New York frun misrle and corruption by
the choice OF our worthy and Christian fellow cen n.
Hon. Reuben X Fenton, ~ the Governor OF patriotic
people;
That 10 His wisdom and mercy. Providence hsz
inter pOsed aud saved the reputation n tho City VI New
York from odium and wickeduess at the hands Of EVIL
and disloy men, by giving Ia the friends Of freedom
the election Of our two estimsbs representatives N
Congress Hon. Henry }. Raymond and Hon. VIM A
Darling.
The resolution wss adopted with enthusiasm.
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Before Judge DAILY.
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.
COURT CALENDAR-Tnu DAY

SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.-NoB-enu.
mrr.ted motions. and enumerated motionsSos a to lo1
incl usivo. and No. 6S.
SUPREME CoURTLCIRcuIr-Par Nos. 1875,
2ls7 27l5 4lo s6li 2i8s 1899 2515 1912 1871. 1897 213
275T 1853 2i 1853 2767, 27s9 777 tT7s Peri H-Nos.
1910 24c 1873 1898 1923 H. 1870 TIA I7y6 1918 1874 1870,
2Gs 1872 "a 1890 25+ 2.43, 255l, 2s'< sPscAL TERn
Drmuner.-Eo. sl-Isues Of law and fact N0s 80 a. ~,
3i5.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part I-Adjoufned to Friday.
Par INos. ,3Q $780, 44ot &04 +5eo 1897 1884, 1905 80.
isl2. .6ts, 46l6. +3i8, &62o, %S2l. -
COanoS PLRAs-Part Mos. 799, 75,, 746, 652,
A., 81 IA Iss az, so. sa s3 sl4 al5 SIS PAR H.
40. 237 li5 40 3si 60s 3 1876 &C. Sa, $40, ss7 <, lss
200 3d. -
a. g. g. .6i A. a. 49, ~ ST. S. IS, So -, 50. o. 81 81. g.
bt ~ - -.
BRooKLYS CITY CoURT-Nos. n, Is, 81, u,
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Great Britain.

The steamship Damascus, lroii S'0"N'
Sesched liverpool ON the evening OF 'ne s'n vor.
The stcsn shin City of Washington. rom New, orb
arrived a Liverpool ON the afternoon 81 INC iVtn s
The steamship Saxona- from New. ORR, arfNeu ~
Southampton on the morning oi " IV'u ,a, away
Tie fore part of the steamship JLrs Tag heeieo over
and the after part remains fast and the sahd'
where che grounded ~ ..,, - ..,xtoo,
~nr Ee,y york With reeaid 10 tt mode in which the
Wa,hngtop Cover ent have received tee news OF the
capture Of the Confederate steamer Florida are avail
I'd with the greatest interest by fhe neIeAn,e - wen
~ the political world. One reason for the importance
attributed the adviees consists in the inference tha'
the affair be palliated condoned by Lincoin Gov
eYnnent u will henceforth entirely exnngmsh any
rover OH the part of the United States 10 asn ~ pr
vsteers the commerce Of any nation with which they
may be at war; since the precedent Will establish ciaiI
10 the right to pursue and destroy every sucn ve.e
whatever may be the port In which SIZE may seek sse'
or supplies"
The new Lord Mayoy Of London was inoueurated on
Tie 9Th inst with the nsua ceremonies terminating
with grand banquet at Guildhsll .,. ,
Tie leading members Of the British Csbihet al"
other high digniaIies were present.
Lord Palmerston In an el0lUsht speech, spoke cbeer
hgy OF European politics os regards America lie
said:
There ia one dark spot In the picture which the 81
Airs Of TIE world present That dark spot os on VIZ
ether side of the Atlantic. We grIeve anu EVER @
a night mind must grleye, that that c2?uS an" "''"'
ssous which broke ont more than tbree Years sFt
among tie kindred nations VI Northern America sta
yages still lays waste the fertile plns Of that continent
s bedews with the blood OF people those forests ano
acs Of territory which ought BE- cultivated ana he
come sources OF wealth pleasure and happiness to man
hind We may earnestly trust that human nature viii not
long permit that deadly and disastrous strife 70 con
tinue-that the confirming parties within some period
not remote will find IL much better to be reeoncied than
- fght-ald that these disputes which have bedeSed
that Continent with fraternal blood will be settled by
snicable arrangement between themselves tioud
cheers.
The beginning Of the strife expected TO be at
tended in this country with most disastrous results to
manufacturer These alarms have been found ground
lese At all events ont Of evil may come some good.
and trust in future sources Of supply viii be-
gprend over great portion OF the globe, and that
shall longer be dependent any one country FOR
materials essential to the industry and prosperity Of
cur own country"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

L. ..-. ..;o Bovvsssa ,o~ Hamburg aud " i.o az -
NJ ~ M. Mstthisssed Maria Msthiessen, VIZ snd MI
J. Levy and ehld. Anna Fei,,. John Collins l. noss T.
vnt a., ard S.Giy. C. Pruso j. Roh T. Weykr Tens
Wsn..n.,u IL Lysrsohn aud family Aieasndsr Ssya.ss'
p Hodof Richsrd,fsnte Henristtc Wei., osmoesJ
~. Thee Iosss Kschansoher 4. Riots, NJ and aic
l. funie and child, Sophie H.uy.snbeE A o9'dscnn ns
Hy Forsci c. Fleischmsnn William Fol W; Tsrs.aa
q Rcdeher J. FeshY Mr.. and Mrs J. Miller en-. cnno
Thobsnd C. RedshsF c. Mor.t y Ecnsrd' - so'ps -
From s. Lsmbottesu, +. 6sttb~rsef, T. w. rrs~'- r''
j. Johusoa c. Blsss and others IN the stsefAss.
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Japan l.
Tho "details Of the naval

The details Of the naval operations against
japan BY the combined powers il published.
The expedition was entirely successful.
Heuceiorwad there 10 to be free passage 10 the In.
land SEA- and ell ships passing through the Straits Of
SumoDasak are TO be treated in the most friendly
ner
The forts which Ia grcnt extent destroyed or
rendered useless are not 10 be repaired. any
guns 10 be- mounted Oh them, and new furts are IL
be built.
The Province Of Nagata is to defray the expenses Of
the expedition and TO pay ransom on accoun; of the
town OF SnOnusRki having been spared
The total loss Of the expedition sbOut ninety
killed and wounded, Of which siItyfvs fell to the
English.
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SUPREME COURT-C,sccr-Nov r.-Be!ors Ja'ic'
AoHsAN.
HEAVY vIRpIcT AGAINST THs SEw'foRK CON
sniIDAryD STAGE COMPANY

lain Weber AT The kewi Consolidated stare Company
This was an action brought by plaintiff 70 recover
DAMAGE for jurs. which h. ssses he sustained by being
down the tsb 81 January iSJ by one OF tha Do
ns 20 cros Broadway the OF Cnais The plaintiff
.--,i that be and hi. Ne we're .t,.nt on TIE ss ss o.
c,o In order 70 sAc sixth Eighth that he
ooked right and lsa 90 ere u there ~s' any danger
sotn ,tsse. lust 81 that tne and seeing .opporu
uitv 20 cross thcusb he started wife Ast she eseaped
.afIy but hs eight feet from the sidewalk
lie by che OF stage conant down bfoadw
and WIS hpo, ked down. and tai w by policeman 10
also alleges la Consequence u such aecden, he W. con
all tho tine and that since then he has beA unsb'e TO
do any ali no bscd TO give up hs
which keeping bote Blooningdsle and boarding so
di.-a worth TO him s1 % seven thousand dollars
year. - 49,, H. ..,
dent e. Led witDes. and he hed in substance that
he A ssndna on thu side Of Broadway the corner
OF eus ct, when the plaintiff and his vile upon The
opposit. side apparently wsg 20 cfou tho street. tnt ne
HIN Ali starrd Is shs ade WIZ lay, men NJ
saw the ssse IN question oonils down very spio ne
ths, M rd our driver TO haul thai tie driver did
mo-, 40 but swupg tie east ode thai q the sao
tim, her- ws Q stage coming up On the sane sde o'os 70
t. oor lust MI W-orr aud bs vile stopped OF the
II 20 sro.s IN. street. that he the pooenan) Gisd 90.
AIN 10 ,b~ dvrs that N Weber the tAse and jas,
cleared BY Akn1s quick strp no thought Mr "soef sA'
| notj; bot t6s pole JTocs Mr. Weber.
Fyd,nr. was Nom the physicians Ia s'tsndAnoe
mon Mr. Webss owng the nsurs Of tho injury and m Ell
tsnt No offered the OF the ds!eadAn
dent wa due the n~seencs Of the pn!id himself aud
therefore the descendants 30; liable IN damages ios me IA
| Jury received by plaintiff.
Verdict rendered icx p!sintH for t%.oH.
Jno b. Stevens and A. H. Dyott ior piAaasdi Aa4IowA
| Colby and Thompson TOT desencanN
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Lssess snip News.
ARRIVED.


s,..u,,hip Borussa Qian.b Meier. Hsmouif va T,ss
-, IL ror, westerly sses, with very heavy sea- M.
u. !. steam transport Trade Wind Bsbsids' f''''e"
' s. steam Transport rham.', Ar'y, Deep ''''' va
Snip i b. of Montreal. wi'', Yer. cf
'' s. s S.Sss r.e.su s rs Co" Boy 10 "'
s,is Ss,s b C,o.S, (ot Portland, wormell 0''e cay
III, Robin Moosins, EHr,bethpcrt for Salem
Brs Chsries Heath, Meymoush bsnSoI rh,,'as,rss
So, uort.n,;s Miller bangor for Washington
arh, SILVA -, Boston icr fhusaSpon' p,f.SsiphhA
S.h, o. C. Atwser Atwster. New 'isven IoI ~ Wosfue
SS, "a ~ n psrey BsItrI, Portland for Fo,tI'
49, N.nie Brown. -. boston iof fcrtrsss "''
Sshr Mar Royal Boston icf rhns1e Pnt h., jeA DYyv
Chr S May SHIELD, wsis, BsnsOr sa'y' ir"'''
Murray.
wIND-At Sunset, NV.
BELOW.
| siio Yorktown, Driver, London iSsA uN
Az 1 shp and bsrk-names unknown
sehoouers-WhiA Foam. julia kiagwsy, ~. Aycta
Meteor Mccoy, Coast Pilot. Henry BLOW h; ans
T. H. Atwood Plsts Lswss Lcssn' Sopn,a ,or we
Bak.r s. sherman, H. IisnIy, No nss ID psvdssa,
i.rm.s = Heath sshw. HoItsn'' Mn IOa,.s "
,s.,,' M,Iv PIes Lssons ". r. Dssisy. hS'ms Wsvs
Ssn al. Star Forsyth, ssnderS Ssbsi, oees r., 49,
~ ~ u'.sco svslow Niisu A. Els Csse'~ sS.sI
Bnse, Mrrvio. Tsyhs. n g. ce"s'''' sh's"''
}. Avctk
Skss IfsRs
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McKgox CoUyCILMANc CONVENTION A.
rrrTH WARp HorrL-The McKeoo Convention net
Last evening, ut the Fifth Ward Hotel, and was called
to order BY Mr. Z. N. Plumb Of the Eighth Wsrd.
latham j Oliver. OF the Fourth Ward: Edward y.
Cnnnion Sixth Ward; Jacob L. Smith. Filth Ward;
Patrick H. Keensn, Seventh Ward; Thomns Sinnoss
Eighth Ward; Thomas AcGuir Fourteenth "sf''
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LATER FROM EUROPE

Gsra PaIpsevssen on the American war
The English Pres on tho Capture OF
he Flsrida-The Treaty Of Peace Ap'
proved by fhe Danish Lower House
Debate in rhc Italian Chamber Of Dep
.ssrv % she Pranco-Italiaa Co0Nen'
,tev-Tbc Naval Expedition against
Japan.
PoRTLANn, Ne. Tuesday Nov ~ 1905
The steamship Moravian, from Liverpool at
Asf past two o'clock on the afternoon Of inc io' ''
Londonderry the evening of the llth INST arr,1'u
- this port at half past ten O'Clock this morning
tstes are Eve days later than those ALREADY
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Llalesf.

LOyDoS, Nov. 1.-THE English journals pnb.
s the ocia Brazilian correspondence relative " the
capture of the Florida.
Tie Moraang SGr depaunocs the seizure and hopes
the American Government win Tcpudiate IL.
The announcement Of the arrival OF the steamship
We, been sgnalcd.
Political news today is generally unimpo,tant.
The steamship Scotia from New-York arrived
to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

The Committee deem IL in ju,tce 20 Messrf A. t.
Robbins. Of Fulton MARKET. 10 make special mention
Of the fact that they, after supplying al the poultry
needed 1T . fair price agreed upon, have generously
donated their entire pronA amounting 10 about ~ Je6'
thus doing the work for without ch &C. in addition
70 an original contribution Of eloo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

The debate on the Convention 1'- -rcvc' of
,he capitol 10 Tome is st., progressing $40 ILaosr
Of Deputies.
Some Of the speakers denounoe the convention ~
virtual remuneration Of Rome, while others regard ~
heading TO Rome at no distant period.
There have been great Hoods In Tuscany and consider
able damage done 70 property. particularly " the
railways.
stye4s we're flooded the fields laid waste and the rosdi
broken up. The damage done is enormous But few
lves were Iost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23
France.

The Paris Rourse on the 9th inst. was lower.
The Rentes closed at 64f Sc.
RougeInont lie LowenbeTg Co.. Bankers n Paris,
have suspended payment with liabilities amounting "
from five 10 Elk hundred thousand pounds sterhDg.
The FINAL vote IN the Danish Lower House. on the
Treaty Of Peace tskSu the 9Th inst. The treaty
vaa approved by IS 10 2 votes One Member ettained
from voting four were absent. An the Deputies
.rseut from Sehleswis AID the Encsves cAdsd BY the
tysaty 70 Germany voted against the treaty
The Till was sitesvud seat 10 the Upper House
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Card from tho Pa biishers Of Parton
"Gru. Butler IL New OrIeRns.c

Since the publication Oi Mr.. PartOns " Gen.
Butter in New Orleans" tie charge has frequently been
reported 10 that this work wa prepared at the insf
CATION II Gen Butler hmself and that Mr.. Parton was
mp!o ed by i'm TO write H. Heretofore vc hsvc con
tented ourselves nth stating the facts 10 those who re-
ported this charge. To-day W have seen In TAs Lonio"
Esss.sS Standard . letter from al American CORES.
pondsri stating. among other silly falteboods that
Mr.. Parton hired by Gen. Butter 70 write this
book and paid go 600 for his labor Perhaps the mat
sr hss thus become OF sufficiently general interest to
warrant pubic statement from Us respecting H. which
We are the more desrous OF making because We claim
to ourselves all the credit OF tie fret inception Of this
BOX
Having early recognized Con Butler - one u the
rs,y really great whom. this Rebellion has do
veopcd. We were led, seyen weeks before his retorn
from New Oriesns Ia propose Mr. Parton. then much
absorbed n writing his Life ~ Franklin TO lay aside
that work bnS enough "a prepare account u Gen.
Bu,leTs operations. AT fret the proposition was
sot eneraised by Mr.. Parton. and even by urging II
repeatedly VIC succeeded In making little impression
upon hun until the appearance Of Gen. Buffers pro
elamstion IN leaving New Orleans. This aroused Mr..
Partons Enthusiasm, 1t did that Of VI many Others,
and Le then agreed with that he would communicate
with Cen Butler ard II the latter would consent to
Afford fAclite. Tor obtaining Information the Frank
in should he laid aside and the desired boob under
taken
What further took place truly told in TIE preface 10
the book itsef
The original idea Of this book WAS therefore, eIcu'
sivey own and with considerable difficulty
that we succeeded in persuading that author 70 under
take tie work, whom we regarded partly because OF
his absolutely singular bodnets in telling al a' r~tA
about hs heroes a. the one Of all others prepare It,
MASON BaoTHRRs-
| No. 7 Mreer.a. Scx- Fo'k, Noy. 4. Ieti
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FIVE Points MIssroH.-The lady managers
Tor the observance Of Thanksgiving day. Public cxer
eises by the children. in the Chapel commence At H.
dinner ct and the distribution OF gis the children
Immediately after dinner.
Among - generous c0ntr buttons 10 the dinner II u
frosted ea vbetwecn nine and ten feet long, beautifully
ornanentsd. the kin OFFS II. Crook. esq No - Chat
hamst Some idea ~ this cake may be- formed by the
fact that one thousand cggs barrel Of sugar and
seYspy 1--we pounds OF butter compose part Of s In
gradients.
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well 10 attend. We hope our fiiends will remember
their 70 aid the Institution Ia successfully
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reach great numbers who are ready ~ perish.