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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

BY ELLRTT, BELL FOX, AuciIoneers.
A UCTION SALE OF CONSIGNMENTS
ruAy, win selby auction at our Warehouse No. II Pearl
street, large cOnhgnments Of merchandise, just landed per
he steamer Dare, cCapfss most TausSs and desirable saS;
goods especially adapted to the wants Of the country They
cases "a printed Nader Hadk'h
DO Nader sFun SILK DO
DO DO saper Bs sada and ooras Hank's
! DO Black GroI du Rhine Cravats and Searfs
! DO fancy Brighton s.H. ss 5.h s...
bals Q 4 veniian Cloth
9balss ca black French TricOl Cloth
/ do Black and Blue DlAgOnss
ca MsltOns
do 81 Ism6sfia oOs,Ings
/ bale White Fannsh
bAleS 90 Blue Plot Cloths
! 90 90 stsssi.Giu DO DO
! do q Whitney do
cases Mems Stout Brown and Mixed HskHOss
do Msn'; Msrno anish Shirts and Drawers
DO ssn's Tsy Lamb. Wool 8afa iU e. " "0'p'
l do Mems Shetland Lambs Wool Shirts
1 DO ~ and ~ Inch Black Elastic Shoe Web
/ do Black Cashmere shasis
do super French Merino
do Long Cloth Shirts
do Fancy Wooden Shirts
! do Regatta Paper Collars
Fancy Dress silks
/ do Black eros du Rhln
do "a and Fancy Prints
do Black aud white Prints
do Planters Linen
do Womea's White Cotton Hose
do do Gray do
do Chlliren's
! do French suspendes
do Womenb and Children's Assorted Gloves
do Mems and WOmen' MerinO and a'uEs Under
vests
do French Glnghams
/ do Ohene Spring PoplinI
! do Fa-cy all wool DelSines
do Black Mohairs
/ do a. Roll Cambrics
1 do 4 Irish Linens
/ % Gard Clothing, fancy, assorted sizes
DO CASTLE Soap
l6 bales Hops
100 HalterG
100 Brides, 40, &c, &c.
The sale will 10 o'clock. Catalogues OF descp
ton will be ready on the day preceding the sale.
ELLEIT, BELL FOX,
kS-M Auotianeers
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400 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND II
-fNINI nRINlE nnuNTY Va RnR alIn NH. tr..

TOR SALE $4,000 Cotton Interest Con-
fera.o States per Bonds and the best
the MARKET Also Sle.OOo Virginia likes, registered
fe5-dkc2i r II. MAURY 90.
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vIRGINIA vOLUNTEER NAVY COMPANY.

WITH the view of purchasing second
w Steamer books of subscription win be opened the
80h January 1864 for increase OF the capital stock
oces OF Geddln Apperson and Samuel Harrison,
Rchnopd Messrs Mcdaniel Irby, In Lynohbug and D.
D. Dugger and Thomas Branch Sons, In Petersburg
Books Of subscription viii be also opened at the following
places, viz:
once OF @. y Mcoay Augusta, Ca
do J. W. Duncan, Atlanta, Ga
do Duncan 4 J; hast, N, Savannah, Ga.
do Jas. N. Muldon. Mobile Ala.
SAMUEL J. HARRISON,
ROBERT ARCHER,
THOMAS w. MoOANoE, Commissioners.
JN0 ROBIN MCDANIEL,
JAS. L, APPERsON,
January 80, 1884 jAnsO-1Ot
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HEADo'Rs, DEPT OF HENRIoo
RICHMOND, Nov. IL, 1863
IExTRAcfl
SPECIAL ORDERS
" In obedience 70 Instructions from the A. and General
the following order repabhed for the Information Of al
eerned: -
ADyT AND INsP'R GENERALS oPPIoE
RICHMOND, April 7th, 1858.
lKxTRAcTl
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No, 81
Xxx Bgader General John H. Wnder hereby directed 70
make immediate enquiry and report without delay:
Isl The name rank, regiment and corps OF all commissioned
officers and length Of time each has been In tbs city
3D. In each he will require copy Of the leave by which
the ocer u ablent from his proper command stationed
the city copy OF the order BY which be was put duty
XXI. Whenever II appears that officer Is ghuy In
Richmond he win be forthwith 10 his proper command and
the fact reported 10 this ONCE for further action Of the Depart
ment.
.(signed) JOHN wITHRRs
Asst Adjt Gen.
In accordance with the above ORDERS all officers arriving In the
c and those duty this city who have not already done
Eo will report In person. without delay these headquarters
By order OF Brgadier General JoHE II. WDDER, Comm'g
Dept J. w. PEGRAM, A. A. Gen.
l9--u
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ENROLLING NOTICE.
Il. O. SAD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
RICHMOND, Feb. 8. 1854
THE ATTENTION of the Chiefs of Depart
Il mens and their employees called to following resua-
BUREAU OF CoNsCRIPTioN I
RICHMOND, FEB. s, 1864.
Instructions from the Secretary
enrolling oce been detailed to call the o. e Of De-
parnens In Richmond for the purpose receiving
and renewing the exemptions held By employees who liable
military This officer IL Instructed TO disturb little
possible the bune the government Chiefs Of Department
and Buresux respectfully requested 10 order their
place the exemption the hands Of the ocer
will be most agreeable TO thensevsSand such pa
pers will be promptly returned the proper
be made. (Sgnej) JN0. 4. PRESTON,
Dol. and supL
pursuance the above regulation by the CON-
spion L. WIN. Backford, Enrolling oesr for Richmond
oy been ordered TO wait the Chiefs OF Departments
Bureaux for the purposes above stated.
persons having exemptions BY Of employment in the
Government Departments and Buraux the City OF Richmond
relieved from the operation Of the order from h ONCE dated
January 95h 1894 the extent requiring them 10 report this
Office, and VIII await the action herein indicated
JOHN A. COKE.
Captain and Ennling 0fncer,
fe3-dat l1l77 Third Congressional District.
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AuCTION SAFES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY DAVENPORT CO., Stock AuotIoneers
(0nce cosnor Of Gary and 18th ss)
WE shall sell, at the Office of the Old Domin.
lon Insurance Company FRIDAY, February IL. 1854,
at IL O'clock the following
BONDS AND STOCKS:
SlOO 900 Richmond and DanviIle r. per cent Coupon
II 800 Va. Pc cent Registered Bonds, long dates
aeOO Va 9 per cent Coupon Bonds
$1,000 Confederate per cent Coupon Bonds, long
10000 Confederate per cent Fifteen Mnon Coupon
Bonds
1000 Confederate per cent Coupon Cotton Bonds
$50 shares Va. Central z. Stock
is do Richmond and Danvle r. Z. Stock
90 do Bank Of Richmond
do Bank OF Commonwealth
IS do Old Dominion ms. 90. Stock
do Petersburg Steamship Company ftock,
(OampbelL)
And such other Bonds and Stocks be offered BEFORE ddy
of sgls DAVENPORT CO.,
No. Stock Auctoneers.
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RIcnsouD, January q, 1854.

Hon JnsA SEGos, Secretary of Wars:
Ehne of prices =
Aa"B
10
hem =. -.
Tax In
dHyeeat
odre asoto incur Of hsrpma
future
tof TIN
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EGR HIO
Reports OF ths Press Association.


Entered according act Of Congress year lse8 by
THRAHHR IN TIE Clerks once OF the District CoHr Of the Con-
oderAts states for the Northern District OF Georgia.
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"a %
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and
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage MAnagsr..,..... ........R D. oTdoa
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. o. 1854,
re- FOURTH WEEK 81
OF & ehaming and talented Trlgedenne Avoraby known
Mss ELoIsE BRIDGES
Nj" . n;Ie LIKES beautiful ave act
The very funny Yarcs Of the
ALPINE MAID.
SIM ing ard DaDepg.
The performance will commence with tbs beautiful
%S.n win e presented the celebrated iy:. Play Il:
'- INGOMAR,
THE BARBARIAN.
Myron. W. Thorpe
Poydor Wells
lyon MISS ssle harrington
fArthenA .loiAe bno. 60
Actea Mrs y Debar
rneano mns II Percy
ngomAr, Chief Of the Tribe. Charles
Charming Dance Miss Mary Parington
To conclude with the worry funny Farce entitled tho
sKkToHE5 IN INDIA.
In preparation she Dramatic Romance Of
THE C0RSI0AN BROTHERS,.
WD,Ou open at 81. viii commence at ~ pre-.
eisy.
wANTED-Immediassy, twelve young ladies for the Ballet
fe9-it RID OGDEN
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The undersigned, one of the Examining
board for the Dct Of vrgola under General
Ordrrs No So andI Generals once, dated Rchnond, Now
Sd 1854 hersby gives notice all whom may concern A ne
hxsd upon me above places and dates or NE
D. r. EARLY,
i.Q6-G Examining surgeon.
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muoy LABOR.
QuGAiyn dT
s1SHss Sass s shrhhed @."
g.
A. Hauling BUSH Z" "a
8 Hro Of ehamw Wagon
g edbyheG
VIBRATIONS nmshed byown
Hire of atonhr
Hire o dxhone eamw wagon
IN nihedb ytheGoya
I nsfunhhe dbyo
10 Ero fm furnished the
Hire same ratio nhheibyo wner 90
4 furnished y thee Govern
s Hhro ernsera raiusi unih
ndOns furnished By Government Psy%, 500 90
IL.
raios n
Ea of
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B.
Commido sfn
osran 0"'" COOPER
Vs'
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HEADQRs. EARLY's DIVISION, /
JANUARY 20. 1864

JANUARY 30, 1864
Q100 REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from
plOO headquarters, EsrIy's Divdon, near Bonneville
Ford the night Of the gath Inst large BAY HORSE BE
white spot behind each shoulder
what defective He Il stallion, but this would
notcei The above reward viii be paid for his such
information - may lead 70 his recovery.
JOHN W. DANIEL
fe2-6tf Major and A, A. g.
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DLACk TEA
- SOOns very ans Black Tea
pOss J. DUvAL.
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ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS onIC2 I
RICHMOND, Jan. 20, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS,

yComuhdo
rt and
omc rsands of ns Govrnmen
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WILL be sold at auction, at our office, WED-
w NE5DAY the 18th day OF February, 1854, 900 shares
stock In the Farmer Bank OF BincAsle -
WE will sell at Auction, at our office, on We'd
w nesiay. 10Th instant, at 10 O'Clock,
$4,000 Confederate per cent. bonds,
10000 s per cent. coupon bonds OF the 10
million Issue,
IS Shares vs. Fire and Marine Insurance Stock,
100 do Merchants do do
90 do Bank Of the Commonwealth do
90 TrAderS Bank DO
30 do Exchange Bank do
And other Bonds and Stocks 10 be added.
fsS-B3 LANOASrkA q w.
WILL BE ADDED,
per Coupon Bonds due from 1868 10 lseS
2OOJ Registered Bonds, 10 N. ssue
10000 Coupon Cotton Bonds,
1900 N. O. s per cent ooupon Bonds
10 shares Bank OF Richmond stock,
IS ssaboard Roanoke r. r. stock,
10 o. 4 A. Z. y.
10 Old Dominion Trading Company stock,
50 Mining, smelling and copperas Manufacturing
Comp2nyIN. O.
jss AGO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-12

A LOT On HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A ~ sale a ncau,kul raror suit cost Ss6j; also
bic Table Lace tlrefns Rosewood Bedsteads nueeaue
Fpfrg and Hair Mattresses Carpets &C. fpgulfe al The
private ,sdcEee n East fweniy.siXth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-12
RAILROADS.

IIUDsoH RIvEg RaiLR0A D.-TRATNs FoR ALBA.
III nv Troy tie Moth and West leave Chambers street.
aud 10 w. and 1 and lOsi0 Y. ~ aud on SUNDAYS
Gb2@ y M from rhiriieh street.
NEw YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RATLRoAD--
Nv Fof Alsany, Troy Norh and Wesi leave lwentvsixr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-12

RIO IET-rirE FOUR STORY FIRST CLASS END
i ish basement Uonsc s13 West Twentvsecoud slrnat
modern improvements gaz nxurea, 60 also for sAcj
terms easv = D. WOODS. l03 Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-12
FURNITURE.

L,URNtTUEE AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or
II Parnr. chamber and Dining Room Furniture for sae
sncTifce. fhe subs rber will sell, yur.
ehs.rrs, ali the Furniture contained In HIS residence
est Twentv-ttrd street giXth avenvc, VII Plano.
forte Pantinge, Drawing Room suits Etc gctes Mirrors,
Clocks Bronzcs. &C M.MhDDLEfON.
IuRNiTrRB. CARPETS. BOOKS, PAMPHLETS AND
lrrfcs BOUGHT FOR each, ~ 25 Sixth ayena tof
Ninth ard Tenth streis ~ Valentines Mania
Common coun ~ New rk conrsts also large slork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-12

DEv G. c. GOSS WILL DELIVER A DISCOURSE ON
III SUNDAY evening at Hope Cha ell Broadway TO the sad
the Bright Side OF LIEU Strangers
and young also invited the chidrcns meeting
a O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-12

II THE HOLDER or THE SINGLE DIAMOND STUD
i that lost q Fourth avenue horse March 3
VIII call on Mr. rreadwel Of The hrn Of tiffany founF
he ASCERTAIN what price he fMr TreadweD = authorize ed
TO ray he delivery OF the Diamond Stud Diamond BY
the which be satisfactory TO the holder and
Oueetlons win be asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-12

nyn LET-Two NEW HOUSES ON lATH STREET
Between Ninth and TenA syeuues each house contains
10 rooms handsomely finished wiki marble manes water
In the housr &c convsnient 20 SCHOOLS and stores within
Few mlnuea' walk or Broadway where stages run every
few minutcs no nuanecs In the ne8hborhood; immediate
possession given rent w be low he lst
street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-12

Mrs. ~. @. BROWNS METAPHYSICAL DISCOVERY.
wi for the OF deafness noises in The head dscharres
romhe neuralgia caarrh. chronic eyes, &c, en-
he had 20 Bond price - Also her celeb at~d
Poor Richards Eye Water scalp Renovaior;' each
~ They VIII be address receipt price,
Principal onces 2, Bond street. New York. and 40 Arch
strset Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
THE SITUATION BEFORE ATLANTA.

LOUISVILLE, July 2T, 1861.
Major l.. W. Kelly, late Mayor OF Natchcz, has just
arrived from the 'front.' which place be left Monday night
lie reports OF the Friday fight IN front Of the Fifteenth,
Sixt een,h and Seventeenth that buried
hre Thousand two hundred twenty rebel deac
We captured l COO prisoners ard 100 seriously
wounded and eleven stand OF colors. Among the
proners thirty officers from the rank colonel
down. The slightly wounded were taken OF the field by
the rebels.
General John A. logan estimates the loss OF the rebels
at twove tn usand. Our loes including killed, wounded
and missing, up three thousand hundred and
twenty.
Atlanta is In pain view. General sherman does not
desire 10 enter Atlanta at present. though in two hours
he could establish his headquarters there.
General Stoneman Is roah for Macon aud Atsnta
Railroad
We also learn that the rebel before Atlanta Will
doubtless reach twelve thousand
To days Nashville Union says General Garrard the
head OF cavalry forcs, marched to Covngton aud de-
etroyed several bridges and engines sc number Of
cars, and two thousand bales OF cotton.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS July ~, 1854.
The guerillas have burned the railroad property at
Sheibina and Lakeman the Hannibal and 81 Joseph
Railroad Yesterday they destroy all the block houses
tanks and the bridge river the
ciizens promiscuouy and pundercd the Of friend
aud fee alike The band numbered eighty.
Two hundred armed men went west from Hannibal
yesterday, and ut salt river bridge last night The
damage the railroad property and The value OF the
punder secured not ascortaned but the loss large
as the merchants had large stocks on hand. 't
The road clear OF interruption excepting the
burned bridge, where trains transferred.
large stock Of arms and ammunition being shipped
Into North Missouri in trunks, one or two OF which
broken in transit at Quincy TO day reveslsd consdera
bile amount or ouckshot and other ammunition
General Fiskc to-day ordered the dis.
10y alisss in Albany and Monroe counties Sufficient to
all the damage to the railroad and the loyal people,
aud 1t will be collected. The rule will be enforced
all the lines In that district.
General Fiske has received authority to recruit four
regiments for twelve months.
large force left St. Joseph TO day order OF Colonel
Davis, for below Every bridge the Hannibal and ST.
Joseph Railroad Is strongly guarded General Tiske's
militia is dong thorough work. Every brnslpach In
Platte, Clay Ray and other rebeiious counties is being
thoroughly searched for bushw hackers
Thornton is said 10 have disbanded his men, telling
them II impossible TO the Missouri river aud
the Union forces closing around them all
sides they would be destroyed II they kept tseoher No
large bands OF marauders being heard OF for several
gives color to this statement.
General Halett general manager OF the eastern divi
sion Of the Union Pacific Raroad shot ard killed In
the street in Wyaudotte, Kansas, to-day by man
ramed Tacott No assigned for the act Tai.
co q escaped.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
INTERESTING FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, July ~. 1864.
On Monday night thirtynve guerllas entered Hawss-
vile and sheled out Tuesday morning by Of
gunboats They then went 10 Coverport and robbed
the stores When last heard from thcy moving
stephensport last night at eleven O'Clock.
AS ellison Mallory, State Senator, returning to his
homo about Eve miles from Louisville n q buggy,
panied by his he accosted three miles out by
In soldiers GARD who demanded where he going.
He replied, "bome.n The soldier responded "you
had better 60 back to the city at this time night Mr.
Mallory then started his horses, whereupon the soldier
fred on him from carblne, Killing him almost In
stantly.
10 rumored that the evening Dr. Gilpn former
ly physician Of the workhouse, who had becn In the
military prison, sent for few miles out Of town by
suard Of four men, under charge OF eutenan he told the
lieutenant that he would not be taken 70 the military
prison again alive and sho. the eutonant fatally where
the guard killed the doctor.
Early this morning the guerilss captured Captain
George W. womaok, Provost Marshal Of
Louisville, andhis clerk. near tho residence Of
the former at Middlctowp. twelve milcs
from here. The ruerilas administered 70 thom
sort of oath N behalf Of tho southern Con'eda
racy, and then released their prisoners
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

Tu kEBEL COMMISSIONERS AT NnaiRA AM
ras Bo0W RzroRrs.-Ths Niagara Falls COZ
| respondent OF the Washington Inteligsncer in
bis endeavors to extract drop OF comfort
for Old Abe in the late peace negotiations at
the Falle. states that the distinguished indI
viduals from the Confederate States confden-
TALLY half way admitted their weakness and
the tight place they were in" and "that II any
other man but Abraham Lincoln was elected
President they would then submit propositions
to u.s." This assertion s seized upon by the
organ of the shoddy party in this city, which
attempts TO show by it that the object Of the
rebel commissioners appearing at the Clifton
House at this particular time is simply the
defeat Of Lincoln. e
Our special correspondent has returned from
Niagara, and pronounces tho statement in the
intelIgencer as wholly untrue, and as wide Of
the mark as were the reports in several Of the
republican journals OF the terms proposed for
settlement by the Confederate gentlemen" at
the Clifton House. Since events have shown
that his dispatches gave the only correct version
Of what was transprlng there, all must admit
that he must have been in position to know
what was being done and said. He reiterates
that Sanders and other Southern representa-
tives frequently stated in unequivocal terms
that "they preferred the election of Mr.. Lin
coin to General Mcclellan" and that they
coupled this with the assertion that Gin the
event Of Mr.. LncoIn's reelection the South
would be positively sure and certain to secure
tIeir Independence" that che QIincoln)
would continue his bungling Encouragement
Of the war until the North became so tired
and disgusted that revolution would follow,
furnishing the South with an opportunity to
accomplish the object of the rebellion and the
war"
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
News from Nc mphIs.

CAIRO, July 81 1854
The steamer Belle, from Memphis, brings eghty-shrte
bales Of cotton.
gentleman bad arrived in Memphis, from Texns, who
states that there wore four thousand Union prisoners at
Tyler, who we're well treated. ,.o- 900,
The steamer City OF Alton has arrived from Memphis
sharp ssirmisb occurred near coliersvile between
detachment Of sne Iowa Infantry ssd com
nonv Of rebel cavalry resulting In The defeat Of the
rebels with the loss Of ten or twelve.
A barge Of govsrnmen, hay vas burned q Memphis on
the 25th.
information from the white river represents
General Prices army the last accounts were dv fed
betweeu Camden, Monticello and Primo htou
FsSsn,s force was In the neighborhood OF PIue BuG
punderins occasionally. General Gordons Union brigade
from below have occupied ~ Charles
OWNS 10 the late Treasury restrictions thu Mempb
eottou maskes came 70 stand sil. stoc's on ham
about nihs hundred bales sixty bales 81 pped from
Memphis MendN. were ssssd here u iS9 sailltsr
aalhsrisiss 70 dNs
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.

ST. Louis July %, 1864
Late sdvices from Little RrcS Arkansas, say Prices
army is q, Camden and Price himself at Shreveport.
Narmaduse is said to be crossing squads OF hts force
over the Mississippi, near James landing - 8
Kirby Smith is attempting TO prevent the reinforce
ents from General Banks department at the mouth Of
White river from reaching Gen. Steele. aft
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

SrGSoR BRcSoL.-Sgnor Brguoli has just roturns -
this city the West, where be has bees making a
extensive and successful Tho sgnor hrs vscs vsA
several splendid offers from European mrressord ana
proposes to leave pr Eurcps snorty. We oanM 4 b.
icve, however that our managers VIII DO 30 Dl md 10
their own interests as 70 allow ths favoriio scns
OF the best we have ever had N New york; ana equally
popular socially and artlsticaiyto transfer m msef
any European capital We need him bors, eanssa
replace him he be permitted 10 depart
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
Unftsd states Districi coar t--Cham S.rs.
Before Iudge Be,ys.

Jrly 22.7hs C+;tsd Stats ossiays Albert w. Pshnsr.
This ccsa which up few days agc bcssrs JudgS
Belts application for tho discharge OF the prisoner,
co,ned In Fost afay alleged cha Sre Of frauds
usn the Custom House to-day tcoide so far MS The
application for discharge went Tho application was
grounded on the new OF Congress OF Aareh lS9 ana
upon the proysiors thereof which set Forth bat Tho No.
csed was not In tho land or naval ,css Of tho United
states and that bin Of ndcim' at had been found
against him, although session Of .he Grand ynrv hsS
been held slncc his imprisonment Judge Bette dever.
ing his opinion upon the asnmsn the case, said hss
the act docs not Apply where inc Grand Jury take
upon AZ though u were originally brought before
them, and that ~ the rrs hold BY the military
authorities. 10 be tred oy military tribunals, the cvM
courts could not take rs or the ursdiston q
tbs military Mouns.s The application wss therefore
' w. Court resssvsA dscisien ~ 70 iosrSE.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

GREELEY OWNING UP-Massa Greeley finally
admits, in reply TO eur question, that he did
call somebody blackguard while at Niagara,
and confesses, in half equivocal way, thkt he
used the expression, a. reported, to Sanders.
What does he say to the direct question
propounded BY Sanders '--"what did you
Greeley) mean by ths yspazkw a.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

To rus FrrESps oy JonS r. Miller, conrAr NJ MIR
NEW Yoax HEAVY ARrIrIhy:- M.srsN
The above named gentleman, who was wS inded tAs
late battle the Mon,cacy died at this paf q on Sunday
morning. July TO- The citizenr buried him nere the sarns
day Should his friends desire 10 his bodv anS
should they wish any information arv thereto
they viii address me win chesrfuny give il, II In M
power .
Ftrdcor1s NILS, Nd
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

PEACE AND WAR.--The talk about peace demo.
Gratis and war democrats is all bosh. We are
all in favor of peace, but differ about the
proper mode of obtaining it. Those who wish
to submit TO The rebels in order to get peace
are not democrats in any sense Of the word;
they are simply rebel sympathizers. The only
right way to gain peace is TO fight for it, aud
that is the ground all true patriots must take.
Then, again, some people want peace for one
reason and some for another. We want peace
for the sake OF the country. The peace politi-
clans want peace in order to get Offices. Poor
Greeley wants peace TO save his neck: for, as he
did everything to divide the North and South,
the people viii eventually hang him unless be
does something to bring them together again.
He ie now writing the history Of the present;
but he had much better study the history Of the
past, and particularly that portion Of it which
narrates how Robespierre fell victim TO the
people WHOM he had melted to revolution.