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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

IaTANIED.-- Young lady who has had several
W years ex lernnce in teaching. desires situA-
ton wherein TO teach English aud Hat5ematici, Vo-
cal and Instrumental Music, and Preach. Best Of
references given Address ''k e. hex sol, Ei'h
Inu3d Post :iia0 X 4--SHd0tI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

Iii Williamson &; 10, A3lct','s,
mo lG4 Main stFtt:l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

NEW RICHMOND TnEA1RH,
Acting and Stage Manage. ..............R Osaca
THURSDAY EVENLNG, F,b i, 1864,
Will be presented John Baldwin Backstone's
beautiful AMI romantic piav Of
rEGREEN BUSHES;~s
Or,
A HUNDRED AND FIFTY YEARS AGO.
Common O'Ksnnedy, the IRISH Patriot -. Ogden
George, his brother - Neisoii
Murtosn .............-. - = 0na'te'
Master Grinnidge. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. d Wells
Nj ami liuntress # the aisais
'lpp'-. ..'.....- ...''.'' 49, ''S0 ..''' ''''s
Matam2 ~ AuoC--..............)
Nelly, with eo..sa...... saiie faFuns'c"
Irish Songs, Dances, Fights, &c.
Dane, &C.
To conclude with
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
WIFE.
In preparation the Dramatic Romano. II
THE CDkSICAN BROTHERS.
az~Doors open at cH. Performance viii com
Heuce as y. precisely. ic4-'t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

s.-OR Rent-IHo extra large furrishet Rooms,
$ with coal house and servants attGn!su @. APP
ply corner 9Th aud Broad streets, Church Hiil.
Ie i-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

SITANTFD. We wish % pure haze two good horses.
~ suitable FOR cavalry service They must be
strong, active, Cnmpagty cormod, sound. and
neal.hv. audidai So horses preferred. Address
OF -"lly & WILLIAMS kiiloiT,
l,S-g- IL Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04
FOR RE1YT AND Sale.

JULIUS A. HOBSON, c. e. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

nERsoNS Wishing To join the army, in tue Iav-
airv branch Of service can do 80 NJ applying
al the corner Of 1th ard Main ssF.
81 w PRICE, Recruiting O1icer,
Ia 2o.6;s For Feyra,ps Battalion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

e. OK RE>T-Two Rooms and Kitchen, either
e furnished or unfut nshed on 27th street. be
tween Marshall and Bread. Apply Oh the premises.
fe :S-2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

WANTED BY parti,s Of retired habits, who re
w side permanently 10 ibis city, two flu nisbed
rooms with CRATES I'D gas. private dwelling
preferred. ANY good locality, not exceeding three
quarters Of mile from the Capitol, will be accept
able Direct answer through z 0, to ~ A."
fr4-itt
V:TANTED--I wish to employ oveFseer on my
w farm fer the present year, to whom VII pay
literal wages. None Iced apply unless they can
brig good recommendations and arc free from con
errt,lon or military duty. Apply by letter or III
ncrton. hrs ALifN,
a.. GIn-l Alan 2 o E.rricl % Va.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

Bell (Pulhnga flask from reliable ger
tleman's poeket)
Ny lord, here's a Letheam stream to
drown your sorrow in
DaCis No, mol Not Bourbon nor Old
Robertson,
Nor all the drowsy liquors of the
North
Shall medicine me to that sweet sleep
Which once | did enjoy.
| have lived long enough. Ny May Of
life
Is fallen into the scar, the yellow leaf;
And that which should accompany old
age,
As honor, love, obedience, troops Of
friends,
must not look to have; but, in their
stead,
Curses, not loud but deep, mouth
honor, breath,
Which the poor heart would fain deny,
but dare not.
(Exeunt omnss }
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
Compound pse,oral OF villa ohsrry

has become househeld word throughout the
West aud South and his Worm LoFengr-. In icss
than q year after their introduction, attained a
rupaiAtion as widespread a. the continent Of
North America. But the erowning glors u hts
lite remaIns 20 be attained IN his latest discovery
OF rather eombinatien fot he does not claim 10
have been the dIacoverer Of CEDRoN, which is the
basia OF the bftters nOw offered 10 the public
That honor belongs te the native Inhabitants OF
Central America, to whom its virtues hRva bcen
kne~n for more than two hundred years. Armed
Ssth Il, the Indian bids defiance 90 the nosi dead
iy malaria and handles without far the most ven.
omosis scrpents. II s belief with them that
vhie there IL breath lcft In the body, the Ccdroa
Is potent TO cure, no matter what tha disease say
be-.
While Or. Ball is not prepared 10 indorse this
extravagant pretension, he is nevertheless salts
fed from a thorough examination OF the evidence
relative 10 its virtnca, that a remedy and pre-
xrutativa for ell diseases arising from expos ere,
either to tha changes ef weather and climate, 10
the niasmatc Influences. Il stands without q RI
val, and Justly deserves the reputation Il has 80
long esjoyed in Central America and The West In
dies In
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

one trial and you will neqer any others.
1t Is not necessary 10 puhiish a long list OF dis
eases f,r v hioh the cedron Ritters arr : specific
ia an diseases ef the STOMACH. BOW
ELS. I.IvE,R Or kIU&EYSs ~
In AL afiectiensof the BRAIN DEFEND-
INC UPON nERAEEEMENT OF
THE sTOMACH OR BOWELS;
Ia COUT, RaEuAEATISM And NEe-
RALGIAt AAe-A
And 10 FEVER AND AGuEg
It's destined IL saperessa all other remedies. Il
not only cures thess diseases, but &c PAYMENTS
them. .--.s----zs--sza----s
wine glass full Of the Bitters taken an Aetr
before eaes neAl VIII ohviate the III effects OF the
most nseeaithy climate. and screen the persou
taxing it against disease under the nfcst trying
exposures. E
Sold by Druggists aad Grocors genaraIly.
nS-Dr. JOHN Rolls PFlncioai' flfacs. Fiffh
street, Louisville, Ky. = - 3
Seld BY PETER vIERLING, s.
fees Sole Agent, EvaasSills, Ind.ss
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
PLANTATION BITTERs.

PLANTATION BITTERs.
which arc nov reeoansnde4 BY the highest nsai-
cal authorities, aud warranted TO prodRee an tHs-
nsdiats beneficial eject. They ars exesedingly
Agresabias Ierfsc-iy pure, aud must superceed all
othsr soAies where q healthy, gentis stinuisnt is
required.
They purify, strengthen and invigor>ss-
Thsy create healthy appetite.
They are Al autidose to change q water and
Diet
They evsreoms the sass.s Of dissipation and
Thsy strsagtAsa the system and saliysa the
the mind.
They prevent miA4AAsic and Intermittent g.
gers-
They purify tbs breath and ssiaiiy Of tbs
stomach
Thsy cure Dyspepsia and Coustipasion.
Tksy eune DisrEhoa aud Cholera A0rbus.
They care Liver cofaplaint and ssrveus
Headache
They make ths weak strong, the languid bril-
liant and ars exhausted natures great resterrr.
Tkey are composed Of the eslshrztsd Calssya bark,
wintsFkreeu, sassafrss, rests and herbs all pre-
served in perfectly pars 81. Croix rum. Fer par
,icuiars, sss eircul4s and tsstimOsiAls arozna
s@ch bottle.
Dewarc of impostsrs Examine every bottle
See that il has our private q. s. stamp unmati-
lated over the cork, Nth plantation scene, and
our signature = ans sfrel plate side iaeei. see
that car bottle is not Ts-aiied vita sPurioas aaa
anistsrions stua. Any person prutsndiEg ts sell
plantation Blttsts by tbs sallon Or Ia buk. IS an
impsstor. Any person Initiating thts botsie. or
seitiae any other material therein, whsthsr called
Piaufattou Bttters OF nsts la aeriminAl under sAe
q, ;. Law, and viii BE- soprosecuseA By ~. We
already have onr eye on several parties Es-niiing
our bottles, &c-. who win sueoeod in gxtting
themselves iat0 Gloss quarters. The demand for
brakes Plantation bitters from sa1les. clergy
men, merchants, ke., IL Incredible. The staple
trial Of bottle Is the evidence present Of their
worth and superiority, They are sold By ALI re-
spectacle druggists. groeers, physicians, hotsls,
sAl0oRs, steamboats,, and country stores.
p. II. DRAkE a co.
Ne. z02 Broeduay. y. Y.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
Dyspepsia,

And Its attendant train Of symptoms, II acts more
like charm than = medicine. There is nothing
In tho range OF the Materia Medica. that for
meat bears eomparisemwith IL In tais disease.
A full accounf Of this wonderful plant May be
found Ia the l1th edition of the U. ). pispensato
II, paSsea ISsT aud 1855
Aserses OF expeFfments IN which Dr.. Ball has
heen for years engaged, has Just been brought 70
. successful termination and he Is nov enabled tc
oiier TO the public combination of Cedroa, with
other aprFevcd tonioa, the whole preserved On the
hess qaallty OF eepper-dtssitled Bourbon whisky,
which he Is confident has no equal In the world.
He might furnish . volume Of certificates, bat
the public hare long since learned 10 estimate
things AZ their rae yaiuas The safest plan IL, for
every one TO test for hiAseli the yirtses ef Answ
ussd{rinn Give ts
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
LYoN,s KArrIAIRoN.

KathAirsn 4 from the Greek uord ''Kathres '.or
"Kathatro." signifying 20 CLEANSE. reIuvinate and
restore. This artiels is what It's nasAs siEsih hes
For preserving, restoring and Identifying the
human hair Il Il tbs most remsgkahis FrePsrafioa
in the wgFid II Is sgain owned asd pat up b.
the original proprietor, and u nov made with the
same care. skill and attention which gave u .
sale Of over oue million bottles peF annum.
IL is a nost deli ghtfui Hair Dressing.
IL erAdicAteA scurf and dAndrun.
II keeps tbs lead cecil and clean.
IL makes the k3ir, rich, s0fe azd glossy.
IL prvYsnts the hair from falling % aud tara
Ing gray.
II restores hair upon bald heada.
Any lady or gcRtienaa sho FAtnra heAutifei
head of halr shoald use Iyoa's Kathalron. II IL
knsSu aud ed Throughout the civilized world.
sold By al FespeetAbis Dealers.
DKMAs ! BARNES a CO.. New York.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
NOTICE.
Notice to All whom il NAV Concern

NOTICE Is hereby given, that tha Board Of
~ Eausliz4tion for ths Real Estate Apprsise-
aneat Of Nandsrb1Fzh County ~ili meet a. the
Court-House in Evansville on AoaeAy, Igns eths
1854, for the purpose % equ4lizfHg the appratse-
meat 81 rsal estate Ia said esunty, and 70 har and
determine all grievances and COMPLAINTS thAt uzzy
l-s made, VICTOR BtSLH.
Evansville. Nay 9. lse4 Coazty Auiiter-
innsz akW4E
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
PIANOS.
ICE-CREAM SALOON.
O.. .ADANK-

HavinS rcatted asd refurnished his saioon,
On SECOND STREET, two doors
heiosS Main,
DEGs LEAYE TO ISFoRM THE CITIZENS
ID that lie has everything conpisfvd N the
latest Rr~ Terk ssyts. aud wli is prepared a. all
tinzes 20 tarnis p9rti and private iAniiliss with
fce-CraAn Al fhsif homss, IN m0uids or otherwise
81 atantltfes 20 suit.
Vie saieoa is veil fitted for visitors. whom hs
iBvitss - gtFs him call maylT In
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

Mo MANS NAME IL MORE INTIMATELY
IN connected with the history OF the Matsris
Meiica Of the United States, or more hversbiy
known - pioneer In medical discovery, than
thai Of Dr.. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, Ky. His
ininilahls preparation Of Saraapariia has long
sioodat the head of the various compounds Of thsi
vsiaabie drug His 9r sF.5E ~
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
sToCK-BREEDING.
RARE CHANCE.


Two New Stores for Rent.
FTyHEsE STORES ARE NOW BEING BUILT,
Il near the coaTt-hoasay sna the proprietox
esers thea for rent IL order 70 BE- able 70 Anish
The baiIdfnz srit4SI- for the buainess Of The ten
ant. Possession given Oh the Is e Anzs1sa
r--ss1 Tnlon os1os.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

Advertisements Inserted Ia Special Notics coli
umn charged twenty-five per cent extra.
Local Notices, IS cents per iina. No notice,
however abort, Inserted itF Ices than lsl) one
dollar
dollar.
Advertisements discontinued befsrs expiration
Of contract will be charged for the time Inserted
according TO the above rates.
All transient and occasional adssrtisesRsnts
must be paid for in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
sTIss9H sPgOULE.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
ESTABLISHED, 1881
REMOVAL.
THOs. g. MAGHRE

Has REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
"A IaetuFing establishments 70 Ne. FIRST
SHEET, below MAln. He has large and ele-
gA1t assortment Of HoEe-mads Work, a. nae -
the nne~s, suArantee3 "a Esed ss the best" and
cheaper.
HIS entire stoek -10DEisting Of nne Bnggy.
Coach, and Carriage HsFRess. Lirht Trottlnx.
Heavy Wagon, Dray, and Exprsss Harness. sad
dless IN endfess variety, Brides ef all kinds. in
sBy quantity. Collars. Girths, surciagies, Cheek
LiBcs, Military Work Ia short, everything ia
bis ilne, from HaEae strap 20 q Monitor Sad
die"-hax been Manufactured under ais imms.
diate supervision. By skiiiful and experienced
work HAn, and is now Oasrsd - the trade Al
EASTERN PRICES. Being able to eompete sac
ecssfasly with snything In the market, in style,
nRish, durability, and pTiee, be only asks trial
Call and examine for yourselves. apes
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

HAGAs's MAGNoL A BALM.
This ls ths mozt dolIgAtful 4nd sxtFAoFdiaary
article aVrr discovered. IL ohAaess the sna barnt
facs aud hands 10 praFiy satin texture of rasish-
ing beauty, impartisg the marble parity Of yoath,
aud the dsfisss apFeArAaoss inviting IN the city
hstIe Of fashion. 10 removes tan, frsckies, pim.
Pies and roaghBess from shs skin, laying the
plexion fresh, transparent and snooth. IL oon-
talns RatsFisi ialarisas 10 the ska. Patron
isad b Actresses ana OYers siHeefs. IL b shat
every lady shnula have. sold everywhere.
Prepared - W \. hsgau. Troy, n. 7.
Address all oriars 60
DRAAs $ BARNEs co. New York.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

should have swept everything before uA
The majority Of the officers who we're
there think so now
These two facts are impregnable: l.
The President acted up to bis agree
neut in the Peninsula campaign 2
Mcclellan had opportunities to take
Richmond but failed through lack Of
generalship rather than lack Of men.
Indianapolis Journal.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
: COTTON EXPRESS
Bellefontaine Cotton Express /!

beIIeIontaIne Cotlun ExpressI
ONLY TEN DAYS TO NEW YORK.
4 81 TIME GUARANTEED
TIsHIs LIGHTNING EXPRESS LINE FOE
il tire traRsruis8ion Of Cstten TO the East, b
dispatch. is now tally established.
nlN- Time Bills OF Lading will be given
TlNfK xHRoUGu, TEN DAYS.
ELN~ Coasgnmsntsr solicited.
BROWN, DuNKERSoN co, Azsets,
aselI-dtf Evaasvtlie, In3ssne
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

~~|~|~~~N-
Foote Thus far into the bowels Of our
land
Hath Grant marched without im-
pediment
Lee flies for refuge into Annas
bosom,
And Jefferson our King turks meath
the petticoat
or his dear spouse
(ALarBs- Bell rings
Great confusion in shs Hall, and sepe-
rat members jump cut Of the teindos0.
Enter Jefferson Darfs rHnnfng,)
Darts. A horsel q horse. All Dixie
fer horaei
Negro Page Couraye, massa, I'll help
you to hossl
Foote Ny gracious lord, horses are
precious scarce,
But yonder stands most egregious
ass.
fPoiating TO Gustavns Henry
Dacis hear Grant brings hundred
thousand slaves 70 kill our ehiyelry.
What shall we do?
Henry Hung be the heavens with
bIdeksl
But harki Methought heard Yam
kee gun,
And sage discretion whispers, Henry,
rum
Foete. The foe approach, and ere to-
morrow nigh.
Richmond shall see foot-race or a
Eght
Ddris. think twill be PoOteraee,
windy mani
Or. Senators, as an original disuniOn-
ist, -
Darts. Peace, Mississippian. You are
nothing but a distinctive eoniune-
tion
Rogers. Gentlemen, the enemy sp-
proach- What preparation have we
made for defense2
| Henry The bloody Pike Regiment,
commanded by Elder Graves, Bishop
McFerrin, and Fountain Internal
Pitts, Captains who are "above all
Greek, above oil Roman fame
(Entr Gra DariS)
Mrs Darts Ny lords,
Sad news have to tell
The spotted poodle, sent me by Sam
Cox,
Was captured in the raid Of Sheri-
dam { Weeps)
! (Congressmen wipe their eyes With their
coat tails nna take drink Eater
Memminger with wheelbarrow
full Of paper money
MenmiHger Great Jtferson, obedieHt
i 10 command,
! have brought you funds 10 buy a
| pair Of boots
Darts (Abstractedly) IL Is hootless
/ errand.
What dossi thou with that wheel.
barrow, Asmminger7 Go call
me Gen w. barrow, Of Nashville
Aemminger Ny iord, Barrow Is mach
altered Of late, and it viii boot
thee not 20 fetch him
(Enter Longsireet, ragged and dusty)
Longstrset Ny lord, the Yankees have
turned me back
Dacis. 'Tis well Methinks ] once did
hear Abe Lincoln say, Il Is a
long lane that has no turn
And q long street must have its turn
also.
Longstreet | tell thee, JEFF. that hall
my powers this night
These Lincoln riarafa have de-
voured them.
4 Myself wen mounted hardly have es.
capped.
Il Eoote. How fares your majesty
Daeis. Poisoned, ill fare, dead, for
sock, cast-oif;
And none Of you will bid the winter
coLie
To thrust his icy fingers in my nav
Mrs. Daeis. Think Of this, good peers
But rs a thing Of custom, It's nj
Only it spoils the pleasure Of The
time.
But my lord, retire to your bed
Ddris. Methought heard a voice cr1
! sleep no moref
: Davis doth murder sleep, the iaao
cent sleep
: Davis hath murdered sleep, an
2 therefore he
! Shall sleep no more, traitors shal
E sleep no morei
{ (Alarm-bell sounds.
. Enter John Bell with an umbrella an
e der his arm
E DAVIS The bell invites me
BeiL Hear il not, Davis, for il is
0 knell,
!, That summons thee to heaven or I
0 Foot1 Pray how q the Union7
t Henry. And the Constitution
Mrs. Dacfs And the Enforcement {
d the laws7
Y PsH IaH Daviz'a vv;fa triunr,h uof !
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
MEDICAL.
s. T.-la6o.-Y.

Persons Of ssdentary habits treubleS with
weakness, i&ssituds. palpitatiOn Of the heart lack
Of appetits, distress alter eAtinz, torpid liver,
constipation, deserve to szssr, If they viii net
81. sr..9. til
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

- = = 2 y = TIT
Coed for al dsrau Ess-
nepk Of the stomach,
bili0usness. liver CON
plalnf, and general de-
hisity.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
Robaclx's Bitters.
lRKENBAoKs ARE GOOD. bat
RoBACk's ARE BETTRR.

STOMACH BfTTERs.
Tea thousand bestisss
sold la one mouth. Tbs
NEST popular stomach
bI1teFs IN use.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
The AIarm-Be1l,
OR
The Best Foot Foremost.
-
A one ACT DIANA.

Graybaeks in Council
Foote Thus far into the bowels of our
land
Hath Grant marched without i'm
pediment
Lee flies for refuge into Anna's
bosom,
And Jefferson our King turks meath
the petticoat
OF his dear sponse-
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

A wtbeKi&ssfai tefoFs
<eeeh meal will rrm0ss
Indigestion and all liver
sItsaass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
NATIONAL BANKRUPT LAW.

A BIZ! designed to be matured into National
Bankrupt Law was duly reported at tho las.
session Of Congress aud pressed TO vote,
whcreon it was lost By one majority. II was
thereupon reconsidered, and the final vote on
its passage ordered to be taken on Tuesday next.
We call attention to this fact, that no man
may be absent on that occasion and plead igno-
rance Of the tendency Of this grave question.
He who fails 10 vote may fairly be accounted
hostile 10 the measure.
A National Bankrupt act is expressly author.
lied by the Federal Constitution. When that
instrument was framed, our industry was al.
most wholly aggeuliural; yet The great men
who gave us written charter oil government
realized the necessity and the bencfcence Of q
Bankrupt Law. The constitutional provision
is in spirit mandatory; yet it has lain dormant
during by far the greater portion of our Nations
existence. II only as an attestaton of the
cs'eptially National character Of our Federal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
-7--77771-77'7--
TIE &IsENkIiI.SiiIc.

Though our new Legislature does not meet
until the first Tuesday in January, an active
canvass Tor the Speskership o. tho Assembly has
already commenced, no less than eight OF
the members being suggested for that station,
viz: Messrs. Gleason Of SufOlk, Perry Of
Kings, Van Buren, Of New-York, Wilbur ol
Dutcbess, Lord Of Tompkns, SANFORD OF
Oswcgo, Redington Of ST. Lawrence, and
Hoskins OF Wyoming. There are probobly
Others whose names have escaped or DO not
now occur 10 US; but eight is quite sufficient
number of candidates among "a majority COM
posed of some seventy five members.
Col. Pan Buren, Of this City iabors under the
disadvantage Of not having hitherto been a
member OF our Legislature, though be served
three years in the California Senate with COZ.
spicuous ability and integrity. IIe is probably
a, familiar with parliamentary rules and usages
as am Of lis fellow members, aud is a stern up
holder Of American Nationality and OF legisla-
tive purity. Should the Speakership be conceded
TO this portion OF the State, his qualifications
and services will entitle him TO favorable con
sideratiou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
VOTING: FRAUDS.

In the College Of Electors of President and
Vice President Of our State last Wednesday,
Judge &. j.. Allen Of Washington County SUBJ
ntted a preamble and resolve, setting forth
that Known facts Justify the belief that for
mdable conspiracy was recently initiated which
had for is object the corruption of the late Elec
ton in our state through the vitation BY subs'i-
tu,ion Of the votes transmitted from the armies
Of the Union by our fellow.citizens serving
therein aud the polling Of fraudulent votes by
wholesale in The name OF deceased, discharged
or deserted soldiers: wherefore the constituted
authorizes are entreated to prosecute to the ut
most tie investigation already commenced Of
The said frauds, 10 the end that the guilty may
b, exposed and punished, the innocent cleared
from unjust suspicion, and the purity and per-
petuiiy Of our free institutions indicated and
maintained.
This prsamble and resolve were finally, on
motion OF iayor Opdyke, laid on the table, e1-
pressly on the ground OF doubt as to the power
OF the College in the premises and Of the pro.
priety Of any intermeddling by it with the du-
ties Oh other public functionaries; but uniyer-
sal concurrence in their avcrments and purpose
was expressed, as well a. confidence that tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
GENERAL NEWS.

y Gy the arrival Of The Ariel at this port we
have u a7ona dates Dee. @ IL is reported that tie
Empelor MACMILLAN. returning rom bis Journey
through several Of Inc interior states met With graIc
ovation Immediately after nis arlsai in ihe capital
be dict ted Instructions to tie projects Of the depart
uents rsspecar. the civil administration Of tie I'm.
ore The main features Of tic inyetial policy viii he
unity OF fpbernatorisi action and justice for ali. Let
ter from Macmillan II the Minister Of State tcwise
defines IRE principles by which tho Emperor intends 90
be governed. Tie most important point in this letter
is the announcement that hereafter the adhsrens Of The
.Rsonsiican government viii be treated outlaws
new railroad Is 10 be built from Cuansguato to Morea
81 which The Emperor and Empress have aeen shsres
Ia the Cajacs the Republican forces have gained
vico.y while on the other hand the Imperalist Gen.
sra Marquee has occupied Coiua. tie capital Of The
state os the sane name.
The Board Of Couuciluen met on Thursday.
N ssfaes csered resolution dir Getting the Counsel "a
Tho Corporation TO report the numbcr OF judgments OBJ
tained as the city account Of debts constructed
VI alleged to have been constructed by the City In
spcstor. siso W the Common Council on any OF TIE
Hepartmons, ;or ariaias and binding together with q