New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

/ to find them. Mr.. BuDgay mas coHecscu luz 81 "
of information with regard 10 the location c'' Vi '
various regiments and will no doubt be able 10 FeAe'e
MANY from needless anxiety and Apprehension "ecom
mend him anl bis enterprise 10 general commence ano
favor.
Rp.rr1FrL FLowERs.-Mr. A. G. Burgess,
of Fast NewYork is exposing for sale at Judds Agii'
oulturist Office, Park.Iow. fine collection OF the
ponhne Cncorufn OF Union Plant The Daphne Cnco'
rum is an evergreen very hardy. with profasion OF
beautiful lilac colored blossoms which diiiuse most
delightful fragrance Mr.. Burgess has also for sale
fine collection Of Dahas every shade and color. from
the deepest crimson to the purest white, with every
species of the beautiful varcggted sorts The whole
viii be on view for few days only.
THE UNION MASS MEETING. were obliged
10 omit in cur issue Of yesterday several able and tell
ing speeches in favor Of crushing out treason and sup
porting our gallant armies made at the grand Union
demonstration Tuesday evening Among those not
given several patriotic and eloquent addresses de-
iyered Oh Stand No. ., over which Mr.. L. Z. Leish
presided The speakers were the Hon. Il. i. Lndins
ton. Col Eliot F. Shepard Capt. Smith. of the eth ILL
nois Cavalry Major Haggerty Peter Kelly, and Others
PERsoyAL.-Hon. Amasa J. Parker, Albany;
Hon. c. yibbard Albany; Hon. S. L. Church. Albany
Hon. John Bss'er. California; Hon. s. Wiliston East
! Hampton; Hon. j. ". Parmelee Bunaioi Dr q. H.
Ray. Chicago; Captain Bsrton Able, St. Louis; Dr.
j. A. Moore, Louisville. at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
The HEATHER AT HoMg.-On Tuesday eve
ming the City Missionary Society held meeting In the
Fourth. avenue Presbyterian Church, Mr.. weimore,
Chairman Seve. al Of the missionaries spoke OF their
practical operations detailing incidents OF the NE MS
tory OF many individuals who had been rescued through
their instrnnen,ay and brought up 70 positions oil
respectabilty and self support. Among the oiHc'e"'
classes Of orr population native and iorelgn' among
immigrants and sailors, these humble iapoferS arc '
going with words Of Kindness and acts Oh chai"y' Az
cr,catnu tho practical lessons Of Christianity ana
aigusine scriptural knowledge everywhere. Dr
Crosb, in q few earnest, manly words, expressed
bs great satisfaction and commended the undertaking
. TO the generous support, the hearty sympathy an'
J. COOPERATION of his people, Among the results We NM
>. the following figures: H. e6 tracts distributed IS
bibles and tes;snents gven 25 children led to SAB
bath Schools pa persons persuaded to Churchi ten
perance pledges; 26g meetings; and u persons place.
j under the care Of pastors and churches.
Il THE MORRIS AND Essex RAILRoAD-MoRl
AccIDEyTs-Week before last there were two accident
from the trains running off the track upon The road
no life but bruises, and serious detention
all the trains for the time being. Day before yesterda
there was accident TO the locomotive OF the occc
III, train by the bursting Of pipe in Consequence
racing ,c,h the Nep Jersey ydin and detention OF
minutes al the Bergen Tunnel In consequence Fortu
s. nately it Gid the tunnel which, IL IT had
might have been run into while standing on the track
Think Of this In the darkness Of tho tunnel There wa
another detention at Newark on the $50 p. m train
to get up steam enough" 10 ascend the grade a. tha
point. Next morning GesterdaD train ran INTO
irors Of cattle and re pe passenger cars Of The track
, No lives were lost fortunately Also smother "acc
dent" locomotive belonging the road ran int
:, The ~ down train from Newark. at the turnout e
East Newark smashing through the rear car and near
ly killing fireman No lives lost. Further deteniisn
in consequence. How long--bow long shall such thing
continue Without loss Of valuable lvesi Gen McCca
and his friends frequently travellers this roGd an
its board Of managers are nearly all "Copperheads.
Do they mean 10 endanger the lives Of their friends
well as Of the ppbicf
MEETING OF THE WAR DEMOCRATIC STAT
COMMITTEE "A meeting Of the War Democratic Stat
Committee Of the State Of NewYork WAS held at IL
Aston House on Tuesday. Sept. q. lsC4-Hon Georg
I A. Brandreth, Chairman; Hons 7. X. Wcsibrook an
r. H. Tyler. Vice Chairmen; II. C. Page Secretary
Letters were read from shscnt members Of the Com
mittee and prominent War Democrats throughout ID
State all breathing spirit Of enthusiasm in behalf
the GOOD cause and devotion TO the best interests OF III
+ country.
, On notion the following resolution was adopted:
Re,ot,d That :be War Democratic State Committee 81 III
State Of NcwYor In view Of the condition Of public affair
and the necessity for vigorous prosecution Of the war oi 'h
port the nominations Of Abraham Lincoln for President sn
Andrew johnson for Vice President and Of Reuben T. Fen
ton Thomas O. Avord FTsskiD A. Aiberg.r and David
Forrest for State ofceTs end request that their fellow ot
gems who believe that The Rebellion and should
BY ANS and the Union restored in ito integrity
vote for those candidates sacrificing party quoGons
individual preferences to The public interest and giving The,
esrnert efforts TO the election Of those men who are distinctly
pledged 10 !he not only OF merely peseoSoe pui a. me a.
uIes, to suppress The Rebellion
On motion. 1t was also
Resoleed That our and gallant soldiers ard gssn
sailors IRE entitled forever to the Nations gratitude and Il
the bsh.es. place in the memories Of al true lover. Of n.
Republic that tho victories OF Grant Sherman farsgut
Po~r, Winsow and Sheridan abuudanty eyince that IN
bravery sd cy Of the American people are worthy Of to-
past glores Of the country
} communication Was received from the War Demo
cratic General Committee of the City and County o
New York. In regard TO Mass Convention Of tho Wal
Democracy. which was read and placed on file nnt
the Chairman Of the State Committee authorized to ap
point cooperating Committee for the same purpose.
number of spirited and highly patriotic addressed
made and some routine business transacted. efs
which the Committee adjourned.
QUARANTINE STATIoS.-The Quarantine and
Emigration Commissioners have for long time been
much inconvenienced by the want Of station 10 which
emipants and passengers from foreign ports exposed