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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

rrrnAY. Anrnat %. 1901.

Gold is down, and IT, supporters snow decreas-
Ing confidence The contradiction ~ peace Tumors'
is credited in very limited circle and tie conviction
that peace s not distant sill prevails The opening rate
q gold 1854, selling up t. -i, closng, at -. AT
TIE Stock Exchange tie quotations United states
6s lei. 100. dlcji April 10 III bids Coupon 52cs
ll2id ll3 Ccrfcutcs 95de5l In State Stocks nothing
Of consequeucsdong; Missouri o. a. Castor ditto -
asst. Delaware and Hudson. 2ca sooi Pennsyl vanis
Coal 20sG2Ooi Cumberland. 'sid5-i; Central &d1i
Mariposa l2,G42I MiuLcsota. 3iGA Quicksilver
"a ass PGchc Mail 250S0; Atlantic NAL, leo bid
and 10 .iOck offered; NrwNors Cen,ri- is'id
10; Ere, 10; 4liOi; do. Preferred, ilOs0llo.
Hudson River. in dl2sl; Harlem. 100 bd Kead
ing l3i! 0l3i.; Michigan Central, i1d 3ji; hicli.
gan Southern. ~. c57; Michigan Southern. guaran.
tcod. li54liG. Illinois Central. i2s 9i29!, Cleye-
land Pittsburgh, lI!alH!; Norsh Western.
5ii g5fl; North Western, preferred s7as7i. Clcye
ilnd a Toledo. i9s 9l2s! Rock leland, llol Sn0i
Burlington Quincy. lGialN!; Prairie du
Clien. CSGCii; Fort Wayne. 1923 Gll2ii Tcrre
llauic 4 Alton S9G62, Toledo & Wabash. 61GG9
Government stocks show a general advance. but the
52s arc restored 70 the full quotations OF the earlier
part u the week. Certificates IN request aud
s5 paid for considerable sums. Tie impression is
that early ia SEPTEMBER the Treasury viii make cerl
oaos has ing not over Elk months 10 run. convertible
u.o the 10 50 loan. aud yet them OFT Of the way Of
the 40 currency notes Railway shares ri the Stock
Exchange stronger tan upon ho street bat there
vos no appearance oi buying by spcculators. The
amount Of business not large. After the Board
Prices were lower and shares were pressed for sale.
40 disposei to operate eKeep, in retail way
until after the nomination Is made at Chicago That
event settled, upon the return Of people from their
mer holiday. nov sgocalntJns viii b. in order. The
railway property Of the country is earning largely over
LIST season. and enough to tempt large buying later Ia
tie season.
Money is abundantto borrowers on call at G07
per cent Stock bouses using little capital at pres
ept and make up their accounts with CASE CONNER
cia paper is not 10 high fayor in view Of the damage
mercantile credit may suffer by political mill
ta combination, secarns peace, or the prospect Of
early reduction OF expenses by the Government
Sterling Bills are quoted at l0-ialO9in gold,
and "a in currency. Merchant bills "a Francs.
5l3. 5loi.
The public debt, "a returned August 10th and
Old cOmpares az follows.
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Arrived.

sear,hp Mississippi o. psa;poril KsagSrPS SSro On
leans l.,h NJ. s"a re ~ er@s.,er INV
Steamer Quilted Us. transnortl, Share New preas
QuutsIasor. zi. Cops ""sy passed stesniship Con'1
steamship Corsica L. Me.surier Nassau pdse and pe's
steiner Falcon Alrids, Providence, mi'e., &C., TO "a
steamer Concord Norman, Philadelphia, ndse and pass 70
steamer Chc.ape.ke, wiett., Portland, nd,e. and pas
Steamship t.. 1d1SI Dupont &C. 5 transport. CArpsn.e.
Fortress 5oIoe Is noufs IN ballast 70 = =
steanp sts- Of the SOUTH W 5odhul, City Point dayA
steamer Monitor Jones' rhiAdelphi,, mdse and pa'a to
Steamer .' : c Waller sheiu Philadelphia mdse ,OJs
steaacr George IL Stout. Niehc, Warrington mdss- 10
james I!snd.
steamer W. c. Pierrepon Greene, udse and pa. to ia
Bak luouri, Perry, sssua Q days sugar to "sydsaA
Bre Fla Reed (Br Jarnan, Santa Cruz tCcbs) 10 dsyh
Brs : sua. small Csrthagea, 10 days, haes fasi'.
Br's Csrra Tnzo. qnidad 20 Days ,rsar McCOn Irlh
sehf. Hope (Br), Carol " .adso n. s. u days. plaster
schr Florence Brl Ekerran si.Ki' 90 days sss jon.
Lough The brig Ase' y' fhaaephia sailed iou' s'''
scr Only sou, Johnson, Gardner days, lumber to h''
Sir. Tyoiine Rose. Coz. Albany ~ Bridgeport.
SER. Ellen sAnes, Doaae, .zatrthron or Newport
Sclr Thos p. Cooper. Nelly. honIout ioT Proyldeiia
Scnr. bay state, Srsserufz fEsDetipoF. ior Boz
Schr. Ann Elizabeth. Kelly, -in,tburE for Neponsoe-
sclr Goddr.. Gildersioeyr, kon4uat for Provi5oncs
scLr. =. Arruisriu jackson konloat for bos'oA
Schr. Helre.ta. Taylor. Eiiz i'po1 ior bos Ton
Schr. F. 5. Lindsey, tmery. Ssco W. Ne"-hsVois
Schr. Fashion, DAVIS, Rondoui or fn'yiocis~
Schr Ann. Cousins, Roudoui Tor raFtuckes
Srhr san Juan COe. Providence lof Albany.
Schr Orator, bib0s, Pot kgcu, ~ brsgo.
Sehr Heurct.e Miner, flsriori IN oaisst
Schr. Fsuul. TANNER. bLvgsgu Hasto4d
ScLr. J. H. Burnett. Merrill, 1sfsnPorA
s,hr. j. Tinker, AsDonsid Gr,-""vieh
Bris Hap, Agey, EhIsDetLpofs bossoa-
schr Banner. smith, Norwich.
NIND-At Sunset ;. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

GREAT MIN, WARRIORS, CLERoYMEs, POETS
Clnnibals Fatieads Ty pr Race. Portraits o. Gsuoas
LrE. GRANT THoSAs. hlsoocK. FOSTER MornExsoS, bur-
LIN. NAPIER bLAcEsAwK, win HKESAS, EHoeSLow, DE.
sYsG. LuTHKR, COgNNO, SFgScRR HoaIs &c.
UNMAERlkD WOMES WLst shall they 30 : How 10
be Handsome. A Virgins fyo "iou ki. ed mo" Fat
Young Men. Ch, in Cities excellent sscou..e by Rev
Dr. s.orn. DEBATE CtAsIi" very hterrsiins-in
September So PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL BY hf-t pc, 20
Gems, " year. New have IT, Adlfels towLLB
Il WELLS, No 3s9 Droadwsy, NY
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PORT OF Ssw-YORK.......AUecr "a


Steamer Frpnle, Fen,on, lb.iedelphia, LoPer khs
patrick. oarl rS,....
BARI Mereain Orb Robbins, Belfast, Rowland FrO,s
bsrt Magdalena, Day Aspinwall Pfnama Railroad Co.
BARK Maris Bens.y (Brl bu-H,s Ayes, Maile
BTiy ANA G.dat ,bgl CocrsGn, Windsor A. sIiihers
Co.
Brir Plymouth (Br), Bool Gon-lyes, Brett son %
schr Enocl Moore, Allen. t. Domingo City, faHnos
EscaaDfc.
schr lrror, Spsague, M,ciilr. rimpon Ciapp
Schr Nirsri. i.eess Boston, :. W. Lows L %
schr. ). -. PouLcs, Phillips, fi.iiielghl-
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NIariets-C.Rsrunr RrroarnD ron ruR NY. TRIBUNE

FTi-sy, Aug. 70.
ASilFS-Tho market Ia moderately sctive and drm at
$3.50 Tor Pots, and $3.50 for Pearls
COfFFEl very quiet oday. and We have only TO note
sale o IN BAGS ST. Domingo al &c. Prices hrrD.
COTION-Is quiet. and prices nominal at Si.S8 Tor
Ndlings.
CHEMICALS remain qniet and we hayo only to note 'u l
sales At previous priceS.
FLOUR AND MfAL-The market for Western and State
Flour lees active aud quite irragullT the low grades
easier while the high grades firm baa-rs brands
fair demand and prices well sustained. TIE sales
u Du IBIS. 10 06 90 for Srperhnc State (which is
search. 10 13G5 40 81 Extra do Si 600 I'll %
Fancy DO 10 900 20 for the Low Grade. OF Western
Extra II O0u II % for shipping Ohio. S 800 ~ 10
Trade and y brands aud $l asa 6 ~ for St Louis IA
Cnns1an Flour heavy prires 1t The close uDreted
Slcs 1850 bb SlOs5a II 20 for the lo grades OF
aud ll % for Trade and Family Southern Flour
n-r but not active. Sales Of TOO bol Il I'll % S2 so
mixed 20 good Supr6ne Country Baltimore, kc and
ala bJa ID 81 for Trade and Family hrsnd. Rye Flour Is
lower and nominal Corn Meal ia Lrui Sales of 500 bbs
Msr,ns Caloric ~ 81 IS.
GRAIN-The Wheat market IL quite irregular. Prime
Spring IN bet Winter unchanged the J.nisd 10 mainly
soI Export, The decline b. FIeyhs gives sellers some sdye1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
EHOOKLyS ITEMS.

ARREST OP RowDIES.-JOseph Sweeney, John
Johnson John T. Col ins, Peter b. stiiscy y. heAiis
ter. j. w. Frazer. ID. Evans, and William Anderson
all members u the Champion Base Ell club " jersey
City were arrested IN Brooklyn yesterday, on charge
Of assault and battery preferred by Henry keienel
They came u Brooklyn 10 play game aud. "a al
legged on conclusion broke into the lager beer saooa
Of the comI einant and beat him. ard carried on d
quantity Of liquors and cigars They are held FOR exam
nation.
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pori- n]ar6cns' Noiile.

srsrr or NKv-YoRk,
poar-WARpEss OFFICE, no. lpt WaisL
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance VIVID
~ section Of TIE act p-i.d April u. 1881. entitled
Ac, 10 Recognize tie Naslen, once Of the f1t OF ~
yorL" TO III persons interested in having charge Of 10
subject matter OF such Inquiry, ersaon or survey In
the foowiu, vessels under examination by me %
NGrlens AMI that the sad survey examination. WI "
conf eed whin tea days mex. alccccdn! this hoes
board sad vessels;
Ship North Alnerica... T.. n
snip Nl,f1fiis. ..ssss'sss.s.ss'''I
BARK tgrAn.. s.sss....ss.P
bflg ffraori.s sNt.Hi'i.
SchE. ntuatn. ~
MiNrhONNf IOMfAINs, Press'aA
J. Ares lERRIrAs Secr,;lIy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

A SOLDIER STABBED.-About twelve O'Clock
on Thursday night Of the officers Of the 4Jd Pre-
cnct had attention attracted TO ran who wa lying on
the corner Of Dean aud Boerum streets IN an nscnsoe
condition. The officer procured assistance and had him
conveyed TO TIE station when DO va found 10 BE ~
der named Maria Comfy, who restless ~ PARK Avenue
hen Ire was sufficiently ccOgeFcd be stated that be had
boon met ~ unknown lasn ana stabbed IN several
places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
Bellevue House, Newport. R.I.-r,hlll reduce q

Price OF BOARD at tho glove named Louise aid so The
18th inst, 2l per week Il Is well known that the Belle
yne House is Of tie bee. house. In Newport
JOHN A. PARKS, Agent
Newport, X l., August 49, 1904
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iAdysr,iscmenil

Two hundred young ladies are employed by
the hrn sO5 brosdSry and they all Le pfeni
1he increasing ord p for Gems Shirts Ladies Indof
Linen, LOaic. Dresses Coaks, Manils etc, renler !.
almost impo,..bls to supply tie demand.
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NHiIsN.

AuGrsr e5th-seamers-PaIheu', Psoai1e. f.,ae.s Can
bra. Haze.
Gsrksleen Augusta, aOnsOpin, 5. D. Ryer'on, Sarah A.
lee Roma de sud. 49,
Emil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
IAdyeFti.ementi

FAMILIES who wish TO economist, should ask
theiI Grocer for KEsrs East sDA CorrEK Pic, ~
per n. Be and for krSr, no other genuine.
General Depot, NO l5i Resde &.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

The owner Of the copyright Of IN engraving
In England, {ho Prisoners Widow. recovered 40
damages h; lust person Who hal made and so.d pho
Geographic copies OF thc aOIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
ADVERTISEMENT
THpFOuRrH NATIONAL BANK, NEw-Y0RK.


THB FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NEw-YORK.
DKpomrknr AND FINANCIAL AGEsr OF THE Usrrrp Stairs
win receive subscriptions for tho $40 Treasury Noe@
These notes will be convertible at maturity into SIX fEa
CENT GotD Bonds Parties subscribing before
18th August win be- allowed interest that date Those sub
,cbing amer hs date viii pay accrued interest Recognizing
the importance Of general subscription to this POPULAR
LOAN this Bank will allow all subscribers WHOLE coz
MISSION Of 81 50 on each 8 coo subscribed
NORRIS KRrcgrx President.
n. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
ADVERTISEMENT
FIRST NATIONAL BAHK
GovKRsNESr Askxr. 20. 4 WArLr.
HAS sALs
$40 TREASURY Norgs, nev Issue, at par, less / Per
cent commission.
1O-4O's Registered and Coupon Bonds at Government
rates
5-2O's Registered and Coupon Bonds ct Market rates
IT, r. 6,s of 81 Restcred and Coupon Bonds OF Market
rates.
u. 3. CsarIrIcArRs AND OTHER sscuRIriu at Mario'
rz,ea
s. c. THOMPSON, President
James CuIphey, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
tAdvcrtiscuncnLI
Gas FIxTUREs.

GAS FIXTURES Wholesale and retail in new
styles aud in v4r~tY the mandatory No 4ls Br0one
street, broadway. "a. l.. CJkrIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

J. L. uALsEY Arctioneer.
DY II. J. o Il u A n & %
I'D UNITED STATES HORSE & CARRIAGE Aooil0'
MART. FINN Avenue aud - "a street -,
THIS DAY. SATURDAY Aug .,th at p M 49,.
Bugsies, CaTsisges. Rockaways, Mursct wagons -''
Saddles. Sc, Ac; e.s0, 81, - Al,
Splendid CAelnu, stallion. ihoroneh bred VII a p ~,
make hne charger ior oAcer; alro Dark Be'o ~
Stallion. For p,ii .reo. see Caiausr,s
Catalogues now ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

EMPTY bChSAPPS BOTfLhS WANTED.
Fog which the hghes. pnce VIII DO paid. Apply ct to D.
pct is Beaver street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
lAdyertisaIu@uf1

REYE's AFRICAN FEVER BSD AGUR CURE.
cure for Fever and Aguc II fails. Depot
no. e9 Liberty-st., up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

The Fourth National Bank has declared q div
dend Of per cent payable Sept lat. Tho Bank has a
reserve Of profits Of pcT cent. without counting the
premium s2,oo0O 90 of 80 bonds. This Bank how
allows its subscribers commission tho 10 20 loan.
The Rock lsland Rail Road earned the ID
week in August
+3t..4l SIo,5-
Increase. ............... ...+.......'t J!'S'o
The Cleveland and Toledo Road earned the
Cd week in August:
lelJ..........a2l.5.Jl l1i.........Sp,Iir
ILcuas.....................r lI,OJ
The Chicago and Northwestern Eoad earned
tho third week in August
lc63... s63i07 ls0i..........elo le6s
Increase. '..ss'..s.' oc,'"S
From January lst to August 81:
lS6J............&G l2 800 lGL.........i ,320,7gs
incrrase. .St'.hb-
The following National Banks have been es-
tnhlished and are now doing business Tho First Ma
tOna Bank Of Suiiicld. Connecticut capital 100000
The Gyanite Eationa! Bank ~ Augusta Ne. capital
tlDl0J9 The Drnry National Bank ~ Drury, y. H.
capital $1,000 The First National Bank Of Cedar Ra
p.ds Iowa. capital SO 90 The Iirt National Bel .
Of smittleld Ohio capital sG0 oC The First National
Bank of South NoTwalk. Conn. capital 500 CO., Tho
total number Of National Banks established aud now
doing business, is fyo hundred and two
The subscriptions to the Ten.Forty Loan re-
ceiycd to-day AT the First National Bank of Newl ork
were sliO.OOO Seven Thirty Notes, $4,000.
FREIGnTs Are dull and easier. The en-
gagcmcnts TO Liverpool ere $1,000 bushels Wheat at 50
Sad; 1900 bushels Corn st both In bulk and ships bags
aud per neutral, 800 bbs. -four I. To Glasgow per
steamer. 400 bushels Wheat at I'd.
MeckleDburg brig WA chartered 70 port IN the
Mediterranean with whpat &C., on private terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
fhdvcr.iseusAtI

| am delivering best Red Ash and Leigh
Cos at Z 10 per ton Locust Mountain az 81 per ton
JnohAs STOKES.
Cor. Thirty second street aod 10th ayengs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

~ The be-, assof tment OF FNAMELED FuhNil' or.
M color. and ,tyles Walnut and Chestnut plsn aha
mental IN SUITES Wholesale and Rsian. Also, mN a,
s.a Psllisss,s WARREN WARD, No. IN Ssa""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

TIE Redui ii0us show decrease o!....... SIS ooO
1Le Certificates increase oi.............. 6aDOO
Tie Coupon, per cent un incr,asr of.... $1,000
The 1915 Gold b.aIius MI iucfrisc 81 ...... ssCD
The 50 Currency Notes al incTrsss of.... TO 40
W.. A. increasr Of Dcbt................... JtSlf29
lncrease II. three xeeks................3 81 10 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
advertisement.
FIRST NATIONAL BAHK
Family Markets.
TIE COST OF LIVING IN NETWORK.
FEmAY, Aug. 26-P. n.

TIE COST OF LIVING IN NETWORK.
FEmAr, Aug. 2G-P. n.
We give below quotations Of some of the lead
ing articles Of food sold in small quantities for ordi'
nary family consumption at Washington and Fulton
Markets aud by the downtown traders. The uptown
grocors especially those In the vicinity o. Fifth and
Lexington avenues, charge higher than here quoted.
Our range includes fair TO good articles, emitting
cheap stale meats fruits and vegetables. aud not en-
brocing the high prices paid by some Of the first class
restaurants and saloons for extra fine productions.
Fish is scarce to-day and generally little higher
Fruits continue very abundant, especially peaches and
are largely eaten to the exclusion Of meGt Melons, too
are very plentiful Groceries NE generally unchanged
Butchers have advanced the retail price Of beef about
two cents 2 pound. All other kinds remain as last
quoted Potatoes and tomatoes keep at the old figures
vL,le noet other vegetables are cheaper,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
FIJI ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION AZ.

Eth ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION a. :.
- sOClATlOS. - Meetings Of this Association s Vs.
he'd At lieadqu9TteFs No ii C'nne street. on s,sua
evening Auss, nh aul also tuesday evening"
sth Al O'clock Tie Union Electors Of the distinct Nc ~,
dniy invited 10 attend and emo thcr naneS ~ ~
ticipAte In tie approaching Union IT mari s,,,,..
EDWARD 4. Sim, ChaiffnA~
WILLIAM J. GIGyis Secretary
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03

Greyhound abe was found " be on tire. Generals
Butler and schsnck ard Admiral Porter were on
board Of the Greyhound but the steamer Pioneer
came UP and took them on. 1he Webster took oa
the crew and passengers. The Grcyhound had
bcen up 10 City Point and was on her return when
the accident took place Gen Butler and his
Trends were nj dinner q, tie tmc. Suddenly the
furnace doors blew ~, \ an scattered the Goals an
over the hoor driving ths hremen aud engineers
from their rooms. lie Gscy lound was simoS
Immediately eYvelorcd IA AenleN and, uo,wi'h-
stsu ling every eauI, ~ save her. sic WAS burned
~ the waters edge Ten horses lelonging 90 Gen
Butler snd s.a1 ~efe burned to death. Shortly
before the accident thc Greyhound hat received
from the steamer CossAck the army msh for Gen.
Buuer's Department. which leu Washington yes
terdsy morning, ana II is supposed 70 10 lost.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
SHERMAN'S EXPEDITION.
IudicntiOns StiI Favorable.
The Boss Rebels Calling for Help.
FROM JAMES RIVER.
REBEL ATTACK REPULSED.
Burning Of Buffers Dispatch Boat
MARROW ESCAPE OF THE GENERAL
TIN HORSE. BURNED TO DEATH.
Auoth.r "Grave Complication"
DIPLOMACY GALL ABROAD"
SINKING 0F THI PIRATE FLORIDA.
A Government Steamer Does It.
Auoth.r Grave Complication"
DIPLOMACY GALL ABROAD"
SINKING OF TEE PIRATE FLORIDA.
a Government Steamer Does 1t.
GENERAL SHERMAN.
Favorable Indications.

Fortrs,s Monroe, Nor. 2I.--rhe savannah Ns~s
Of the 22d resolved here by lag II truce boat IN
al cl,or,s mentions that Mi'leigev.lle was evse-
uatsd, aud the archives and ell valuable Govern
,,nent and personsl property had Teen removed
The columns are oiled Will snsthenas against Me
-Anvading force under sherman, and with procla-
. nations from gcueras Of high rank and eminent
ucu, calling upon tho citizens Of Georgis 10 rally
sn ~ isss and " ssrGce all interests In one des-
rerate eIor, 70 crush and annihi ate Sherman IN
me SO far unres sto.i advance.
, Eashington, Nor 2s.-Ihe Richmond papers Of
Saturday hsve been received here. They suppress
the latest news from Georgia bu. there are mdics'
tious that Sherman is successful special mes
sen,er, who has just arrived from the hect on s'-
Vsnnab, reports hat no doubt exists Of shermnn'-
Artlre success 4 Sect is -sady ~ cooperate with
Sherman on the scs-coast Of Georgia.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03

First. That an Army Corpe, 10 consist Of not ras
than tW W'nty thousand intsnry, sni enlisted for
not less than one year to he dcg 'gnatcd the First
Corps shall be orssnsed in the District of Colum-
bia commencing the organization the first day
Of Drceuber, 1864, and continuing until the first
day oi January next the privates to consist Of able
bldted men, who have served houotatly, not less
than two years, and therefore not subject g. draf,
the officers ~ bc comm ssiUned from such as have
honorahly served not less than two yesrs
S.cund Recruits will L. furnished trsusporta-
ton " Washington, and will be credited " tAc
disir,ct In which they OF their families are drui.
clcd, and viii bc paid special tounty Of three
huud.ed dollars from the substitute fund upon
being mustered INTO the service zach recruit who
preserves his arms to t'r Cut OF hl- tern may re-
tain them A. his own 'pun h,ng h.uor,'lv dis
hargud.
Third. Details cf o'gau z,h will b, prcfcrilcd
by this Adlutant Genor.l IJo heads ~ bureaus
will detail competent o.t'trs lur the prompt exam
mat ON and oTsanizstuu, amin. ,lLiuping and
supplying the Corps
Fourth Major General Ganc,-E is s,snei to
the command Of this corps, HIth hr- quarters Al
Washington.
Ily urier oi the Sr,retsry - War
u Tow Ns.Nr, Assistant AlJutantGen.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
GENERAL. GRANT
Rebel Attack Repulsed.

Wdshtngtor- Noe. 2S.--Thc EvHSiNd s1Ak sayS
,be IL all steamer which arrived here to-day reports
sL.t yesterday morning heavy eannonsdlns was
beard at CITY PJint, from the direction ol feters'
bury. But this is of frequent occurrence, and wac
o.rcasiousd Iy the usual artillery duellns. On
N.inesday ni,ht last the rebels made sudden
lnsgk On our Pckets Stsnousd near ~
Landing, on the Appomsitox. The a' - ,,.-
specify repulssd. and the ground lost by our men
IN the supr sc was retaEen During the rain Al d
sarEoess OF the night the rebels we're enabled %
ssp.urs . cclon.l and ~ men
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
The Convict Mailer.

The Eng sh rarcra give details Of the uusuc, r's-
ml efforts OF the German irca' Protection Society
10 securc the rcpricvc OF Franz Muller On the
lith Of Nov,m er the Home Secretary, Sir George
ORGY, AFTER an interview with the Judge who trci
Muller refused IN interfere with bis sentence, and
he was to be cyecutri W tie " lniRv ioloSing
Tho Rny Mr.. Bituscunihe, r. German c'crgN Nmsn,
who hRs s,teud~l Muiici since his conviction has
ruhishcl y lon statement of Adllef's exemplary
Christian ucportu ont, aud the GOOD man expresses
the most confident opinions oi his innocence lie
thinks that Muller Ia a martyr, and that lie - Ger
tain " g. To heaven On tie other hand LOUIS Rsnc,
tn whom the suhrntted, refused 10 sI-
press any opinion respecting his tnnn,Ilct. but
thiuku q hsi plln 10 hang any tody 'ur,a,ty@hing.
uller ST 7 states thai he bvAyhi lhc -mfffaered
mans watch aud chain O' q pc3Rer, brr .cannoi
aSuunt frr the fact that his hss--which he simu
bu-vss found IN the compartment Of tie
railroad cay N which NJ D1ggs was murdered.
Tue cac earnestly CnRhsed IN the English
Papers sud the party in 6snr oi hu'lcr's inno-
ccnce WAS evidently gaining ground. There WAS
no chsnce, however o' the porponrment Of No
pVpeut on.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03

Fortress Monroe, Noe. % The steamer Her
man Livingstou, Captain Baker, arrived here last
evening from Port Royal Harbor, with $50 released
Union prisoners, isince arrived a. Anuspolis.l TIE
livingston is the last steamer of the Ia .o'.truce
fleet, under Col Muii,rl, thsths zrrycj, and was
detained at pori gal va consequence Of having
bcc' riin ashurr ON an oyster bank, whore she re-
ma'ncl inst for several DAYS, but finally got 10 with
very slight damage
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03

JrpGr BATEs's resignation Al Attorney -GenerSl
viii take effect on "Wednesday.
TpRR were reports at Baltimore Yesterday oi
rebel demonstrations at New Creek aud Pedmont
Western virgiuis, but nothing definite
THR Hartford, Conn, town election was carried
by the Democrats yesterday, by an syersge ma
inritv OF 10 Tue tota vote wAs A%S
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
Buffers Dispatch Boat Burned

Marrow Escnpe OF the Generai-Teu OF
Gis Iiorses Lost
Ea.hi.gtOH, Nov. As the steamer Webster
SEas coming down James River yesterday, and
when near Hog Island, abe discovered that the
.teansr Greyhound, Gen. Buffers dispatch boat
,o.l,n, .snsi, az dLs,rss. nr n-sr'ns IN