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, 1864-03-29
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= [BptC181 UIE}4tts4 70 tHe 0u1CaXV 211HuuH'I
CINCINNATI. March q, 1884,
= GHocx11Ea-Falr demand for eo8ee at an advance
of 1@Hc-cloeing n11r at 3sA@:oc. Raw sugars In
active demand but higher. Hard refined advanced
K@4c-c closing in good demand at 2ox@2o4c. Good
demand for. new New Orleans holasses. which a1
ynnced to s44ssc. -
wn1sKY-Flru 1t &c.
rRoviAozs-6teadg demand for bnlk meats. hui
prices not quotably higher Sales CT city pork
Mt 81 risy lard ike country lard 12xc. Dacou
shoulders held sides at 1o4c ind in reques!
ut 1gtc. =
, 1864-03-29

New York Honey HInrket-A1urrh 9S.
Money active and easy at y cent
The total subscriptions to the low loan at the Sub
T1caEury to day EAs $s;o.'D The Secretary .! the
Cold CERTIFICATES. i Il understood they were 10 be
i.eaed # of eng rs5 cent below 'hs price OF gold
5:o!d hcns5 | and decidedly lower, opening at ssH de-
c1ininc to &c, nnd closing weak at 669654t.
government stocks ntmer. S 81, St; Coupons
Sis; 5sV Coupons, slotf!3l1o; 80 Treasury Notes
at k1ly,
, 1864-03-29
Qbtca9o Qrib1snc.


TJEsDAT. MARCH %, 1864.
- ------- ------
AAaA "
Cold leu 5es'e'oay ~ 4oo aoo LOU, out fal-
Lied At the Close 10 1ooaS. Iaas Is Inc drst
fruits ot 1hc new measure. Gold Will be yet
mere heaFls e"asoa presently. H.
q oisIuroance OF serious nature comes to
us IN roundabout way from Springfield, as
oefng IN progress IN Coles county. Several
lives are reported as already sacrificed to se-
cesh hate, and zeal for the cause Of JEFF.
OaS1s. VIC hope the tale is exaggerated,
and yet why may 1t not be. There
are IN Illinois, and Chicago as mad zealots
Tor the rebel cause as exist in South Carolina,
but they are happily ovcrshadowed and well
nigh lost In the overwhelming loyal eeut-
1ncnt Of the community, but now aud then
hiss OF some sheet like the organ Of treason
IN this city tells where the reptiles crawl and
from time to time murder Of some Federal
-o1hceF tells Where reptile has been trodden
on and struck with 1ts deadly 1ang. but the
whole breed OF home serpcnts though knot
ted in u "Golden Circle ~ ever 50 firmly will
be crushed out.
Tic Fenian Fair opened in this city yestcr-
day. nm occasion Of great interest to our
IRISH fellow citizens. Bishop Dugggan wasn't
called upon to bless the Fair, and perhaps
would be willing to have = certain sAarc Of
the Celtic mind ascf1btto bis opposing influ-
rncc one Of the most thoroughly execrab1c
dnys that cver 1ured man out into the mud
and min falls by bits OF interposed Sunshine.
March, tic month mas decidedly a counter.
march to tho Fcninn procession, which nev-
4art1le1eRs waR mt tx, fnse Its f1fsr]ay md did
, 1864-03-29

NEW YoRK, March 2s-Thc following WIS issued
to-daF:
UNITED STATES TREASURY,
NEW YoEK. March q, 1854.
BY direction OF the Secretary Of the Treasury
notice IL hereby given that until further ordered
will Issue to importers, for payment of duties On
Goods imported by them, certificates OF deposit Of
cold coin to the credit Of The Collector Of auy port
az desired In exchange for notes ut quarter ofone
pe. cent below the current market va1ue Of gold.
These certificates are not assiggnabae, but will ho
receired By the Collector from the party to whom
they arc issucd. lSigncdl ). J.J. cpco, :
:, .;...,, Assistant q. 8. Treasurer, :
The daily payments for custom: duttes average
not fsr from $s60, ,0o0 ut New Tosk.: .!,.s. u,
, 1864-03-29
kc.v York Stock nJurket-NInrrh1S 1S.

New I0fA St0cK H1nfKet-NlnfEHIS.
pM 9se; e: n: ;@Xe; n: !: d G;s6s; ciays !
Hudson sl5bh; l1ar1 s1: keadns $l!9: y. G. IS:
ii. s. SIT; lNC. scrip 1ts?: Geye i Pitts si.6x !;
y. {: M.3K; Pscinc Mall $50; O. & II. cert 65xc;
, 1864-03-29

The Army Of the Frontier ia
Motion.
C1Sc1xNAr1, March as.-A dispatch to the Gazette
from Fcrt Smith, announces that the Army Of the
Frontier is In motion-suppoecd1 destination North
ern Texas.
, 1864-03-29
P1racics on the Coast of Maine
-Ef,aEn NnkzaAIa Efnxsmn6.

PORTLAND, March ae-rhree men, employed
on Government ressels hero, report that on their
scls On fire, between and s clock this morning.
One abnnt four miles distant, near Noods Island,
burned tonear the waters edge. She was heading
toward the Island. Tho other from eight to ten
rn5ief diEtAEt-
, 1864-03-29

New Forb Money bInrket-AIurrA n8.

U6BtHH Gt0EK INHLRGte n
DosTox, March 28.-The following were the bid.
ding p1 for copper stocks at Boston to-day: Bed
lord 9X; Quincy is; Central II Isle RoyAle 2s; nu
ron ttE CanAd8 9K Bay 8tate FIX Columbia In
, 1864-03-29

Movements OF General Grant.
.WAgHIsoreN, March 2s.-L1eut. Gen. Grant AZ
rived here from the front yesterday, and was en-
gagged In consultation with the President, secte-
tasy Of War, aud General HAl}cck. Last cvenin;
he left for the headquarters Of the Army Of the
lished bis headquarters at Culpepper.
, 1864-03-29

Death Of q Cincinnati Mct,
chant.
Ctsc1SyA11, March On. ". Thomas, prom
fncnt merchant died Yesterday.
, 1864-03-29

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Four Lots On u. Washington street near Union Park
Ten Iot8 on RuckeF street corner at Adams.
-Four Lots On Park avenue and Warren street.
100 teet front on Lake co1nsr OF Robey szeet, COW
EHID WITH TKxKa-
$50 feet font Ed. On West Lako aud Walnut streets
wegt at Rubey.
p feet, front on Wabash avenue near Old street.
= several Lots On PRAfH1E aud CALra1r avenues, Of
great depth. extending TO the Lake.
A1ao, lnrre Lot uear Van Barren street bridge with
wcc street on three sides, well adapted for manutac
turing purposes.
All 81 my part Of tho above described property win
be sctd cheap. P1rt ef tho purch1.c money c1n ~
main On long credit II desired Rartte1 wishing Ia
lease ground for Improvement can BE- accommodated.
Apply to JAS, l.. REYNOLDS,
mh2a abj1a1s Office, BrJan Hall.
s P R I N G s T 7 L E.
, 1864-03-29

1arce Elm Mspte and Linden Ttets transpianted,
with large 6ai Of earth and EaErented to Efo#. BY
Eeuhen street. P. q. Box i239
, 1864-03-29

J. ia the question. Il u no 1oneer anestton. TO
hAYp your Photograph taken At KVERTTT.S, ISL Lake
street. "a In the mode, aud you can hare dozen
ane pictures taken there fnr Two Dollaz1-
EAY MAS, Opesitof. mhlab505lt
, 1864-03-29
4 PIOW W
Which does the work Ia
TIP TOP STYLE,
rs of Easy Draught.


- EKTT FOR SALE.-We have lis feet On Peoria
street to cornct ana IS 1ees on sangamoa street.
taYe Itsidencea 2 and 20i san:ainon atrcet and Tie
houee and groande rs Peorta street this Is one oftae
GOOD tentnts at rcatonable rates. Apply 70 BAL
LARD Il CO., JIG MafketSt. mh29b6te4t
, 1864-03-29

Senator Wilson'S bill confines the number OF
cadets to 400 OF the additional number two arc to
come from each state represented in Congress and
the remainder from mc1itozious youns men In the
NyTnT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
DrTY OF THE CLERGY AND
CHURCH..

A singular decision was made by the Pre-
siding Bishop (Whtehousc), at late Diocesan
Convention at Chicago. 4 resolution was pend
ing requesting the Government to abstain from
drafting the Clergy, aud TO accept, in lieu oil
their services, tax to be levied upon their CON
While this was pending an amend
atory resolution was offered, as follows
Re.ored Tina, while hl, Convention socks relief nom the
impending dra would affirm mos, earnestly 'oyaiy 'ot
Of the United States aud plead Ito hearty eoope
ration to restore the function. and power Of the
rn.nt ia all its integrity
The Bishop ruled this.as political resolution
tobe onr of order. When we further state thatt G
Bishop made Tho opening prayer IN the Chlcago
Convention. the readsr. though perhaps highly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
WHO OWN yiaR WORLD

GEORGE OPDYKg, ou,Tageously llb.led in
The Dorld new spaper has hunted through tie
County Clerks records, has searched go much
of the business ollce of The World ~ he could
get bis fec, intn, and has gone into tho SUPREME
Court of The city, To discover parties, at once
legally and peounarily responsible, Tor the III
Jury done him. Ills hunt thus far does not turn
up any body out Of whom a Judgment can be col
lectcd.
II marks a, once the corruption o' Journal
ism and The decay of Politics. that tho owners
and directors OF paper. claiming to be OF the
first class, rs vehicle OF news ead an organ o'
opinion, aud Acknowledged to DO the repre-
scntaliyc,of one of tho great political parties
which divide the country should hide them
selves in the dark and deny their connection
There Is not a journal in England or France
whose proprietors are not known-there Is not
one in America that pre,cnds to any respecta-
blity, save The Hortd that covers It's real own
ership with men OF straw.
Who own The Woridf Who are the rich men
who love to libel, but hate to pay for the de-
licous cruelty tho price that jurics assess' Who
arc the unprotessional statesmen Hr politicians
tho temporary spectators in an unpatrotic OPP
porunity. who bought Tie Wortd down IN its
pit of bankruptcy for temporary purpose, ut
ed it to the surface, set it to running, and COW
cred their ownership with fraud on the Gener-
nj Manufacturing Law' This concealment,
though strictly in harmony with the iresponsi'
bilty and mendacity which characterize the
Chicago. Convention politics, of which me
World is the organ, is contrary to public policy'
obstructs the course Of Justice, dshonors Jour
nalism. and denotes that moribund condition OF
Politics, which substitutes for the permanent
and honored advocacy Of popular rights and
interests, the sly accomplishment OF lntrigues
and tho secret Improvement of disastrous
chances in national affairs.
Who own the Worid' The paper. IT. the short
space of tive years aud six months, has had three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

An incredible rumor reaches us from Mexico.
A special agent OF Juarez has brought the IN
tellircnce that General Miramon has issued a
nronunoismiento against Macmillan. taken one
half Of the City of Mexico, aud appealed to the
ncople TO sustain him and drive out tho invader.
He il said to have acted in concert with the
Archbishop of Mexico. This news, notwith'
standing the high authority which is given for
it, will probably p.oye untrue. MiTnnon hns 80
fully identified himself with tho cause Of the
Empire. that he will hardly dare to change
froat again. The Archbishop OF Mexico, on the
other hand, will not favor any movement
against Macmillan, 80 long rs the latter man.
ages to remain on good terms with the Pope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
GENERAL NEWS.


The latest Intelligence from TIE Rio Grande
IA 10 the effect that tho frorob while marching from
Bagiad upon MataInoros badly whipped by Cor
tin,s TIE Rebels covered the Of The French
The French at Bagdsd stid 10 BE- terrifying within
range o, their ships startling reaches u from
Mexico Gen. Mrsmon 10 said u hive Issued pronun.
ciauento against Masn.il!sn, IN hsyo captured oGo
half Of The city of Mexico and have appealed to the
nation 70 drive out the invader The runor 10 lot
likely 70 be true.
Official information has reached Washington
that the North Overland expedition. commanded by
Capt Fisk Is safely the west side Of the Ms
souri, at Fort Rcs In Dakota Territory. The health
Of the party good. Capt. Fisk Oh The 22d of An
gust pushed on for The Yelowstone etc An important
reconnaissance at point seventy five miles north con
WINGED him that the hosts Sioux were oil that time on
the grounds within the great bend Of the Missouri 10
the south u that an northwest Of Fort Rice
Five Professors, composing the Faculty Of
the New Lutheran Seminary in Philadelphia. were for
mily installed on Monday evening Their names are
The Rev. c. +. Schce,for ID D.. the Rev G p Kralth
d d. the Rev W. J. Mann. ID. AID Extraordinary
Profss sors. the Rev. {. W. Schaef,r ID L.. and the
Rev. g. +. DroteL An.
Two boys named william Dress asd Thomas
McNamara ten aud twelve years cfagc willie attempt
ng 70 cross the Tourth.avenEe ut Sixty secondsteet
on Tuesday evening knocked down by New
Haven train Of cars which instantly kile,. them.
The United States Marshal al San Francisco
vas Airested Monday the charge OF forging legal
teuder notes in New.Yolk. He was cent East by the
mail Golden Age. which sailed the samo after
The iron men Of Troy made further reduc-
ton Of $40 tun In the price Of iron Monday This
makes total decrease Of $50 from tie highest price u
the article.
The yellow fever ct Newben, N. C., IL
abatng and mort Of the cases now readily yield 10
medical treatment.
The number Of Emigrants arrived this year
at this port up yesterday Is ljl.3sa Increase Of
about 81 900 the corresponding period OF last year
The subscriptions 10 the 7-3O Loan for the
las. two days reported at tho Treasury Department
snouH, to si.i37.ooo
Gold opened at 1897, rose TO 1901 q 1901, and was
etdy the quoiaon for hours At the close s rate
1874 The day has been Of unusual excitement: In
stocks and the fluctuations have been very rapid ard IRE
ournt not only pom miscellaneous m but In tho
shares IL market Oov~ruin~n tpcks ~ers r
ton TO the decline the fall ip that direction odei
The $50 stood Oo; Throughout the dsy Crrcr-,
fell sii md close at 94s At tho second board the
advance the not susined but substantial i'm
proveent roiiing rates At tbs c'o,o OF bu
the market strong Money among stock houses
De u.sd One dspo.t sOooo made 1t tie sublre..
ury at per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
THE TRIBUNE.

Notwithstanding the enormously increased
expenses attending the publication of 1HE
TRlsnY., occasioned by the employment
of numerous army correspondents ana o'ne'
liberia Expenditures, as well as BY the ad'
vance 10 tina price of paper and other materials, we
have resolved for the present at least, not to IN
crease the subscription prices Of either our Weekly
or Semi Weekly papers, but to continue to furnish
them al s. and s., respectively. per annum; being
the same prices which were established more Than
twenty years ago. when the cost was only aoous
one-thrd of what il is at the present time. Our
Terms will be found below and wish it TO be dis
tinotly understood that 10 these Terms VIII oe
strictly and literally adhered TO- and that no other
ATTACHMENTS or discounts than those mentioned will
DO allowed in any case whatever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
Register your Name.

10 ne Eliier Of The ". T. Tribune
SIR: | reside in Brooklyn; was regstsrea
previous TO tho last Presidential election. and voted
tina. election fox ABRAHAM LNcoLSi I reside In 10
Same district ,t aud have not voted sincc intend
vote ut tho coming election for the same candidate
IL necessary under the circumstances to be registers
again or viii the old registration answer
If YOU have not voted for four years ii is quite
likely that your name has been erased on the
Registry list. See whether 1t has, and II ~
have it put Oh again, and save yourself 10"
trouble of qualifying at the polls.-l Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
For Mcclellan.

Nine OF, Of ten hsvs bcd or McCesn and erre" 49,
to vote To- him" lSupds. Mercury.
10 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Well Mr.. Editor il is. in my opinion,
groa. pity those sled for George H. Mcclellan sse
not for their country that they did not bleed to DEATH
more slayish sentiment conceived than Toe
above; baser libel or soldiers never was uttsssa
am perfectly Of the attempt made by Flz joan
Porter and other satellites of tho American Naro'e"s
10 "McClcllaaizc7 the Army, but never believed
have been success:ul and don't now. II the men rs
have fought suffered ard died. or who are now lsss
ing. suffering aud ready to die are doing this merely
for McClelans sake why IN Gods name let MS know "
and wa will set him on pillar and worship him at bona
while the Mcclellan men fight for him in Virginia (cvss
the lcf). pS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
Gremf Union Meeting mt Piatfsbura, N. \.
special Disrs,oh to The n Y. Tribune.
BuRLNGroN. VI. Wednesday. Oct ), 10

SPECIAL UigYstcb 70 The " I, ITlbnl-
BURLINGTON, VI. Wednesday. Oct ), 1884
4 very large and enthusiastic Union rally
took place at pla;isburg to-day Six thousand perssss
were present. The Union Campaign Club of this vsss
w-r, In attendance 1000 strong with music and ban'
nere.
Northern New. York is wild with enthusiasm ~
Honest A be ard the Union cause.
There was speaking at two stands from Horace
Greeley Orlando Kcllogs, and oo,W Palmer OF New
York and L. T. Chittsnden. L. p. Engesby J. q
Adams. Gen Clark and Daniel Roberts Of W
Eyer,tliny indicates tremendous vote against the
comprehend candidates and platform over the lake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
No. 4.

we are nor ready 10 supply copies Ct TIE TWO
PLATFORMS baltimore osd Ch'cagoJ, PRINTED s'de
b. s,dc on good, firm paper, wtth AMY the rery fen
comments needed to elac,dete Their antagoHtsm.
Please call send for them IN any quantity, so az
60 lei your aeaghbors for uhat tie r,coi parties
are contend,ng-each speaking for itself Price
81 per hundred eopies, cash. WAeys aey are sent
By mail ne dedpct from The yemittancss enough to
prepay postage, phich rs about ID cents per 100
~sop,es.
The PLATFORMS IN GERMAN, printed in same
style abOpe aud for sale at the same price, 81 per
I00capies.
No. 3.
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS. We ,arejua PRINTED on
a Iroods,de. un,torm ruth the" PLATFORM" PREsr-
Dent LIscoLs's rters Of Democratic Strategy. a,
presented ~ HIM N recent sntsrriem with Judgs
.n'Ais, Of IV,seonstn: GENERAL GRANTS Letter 10
Hon. f.. B. Washburns; and BAYARD TAYLoR's
Poem on The CHICAGO SURRENDER an on one
ehee Price 81 per 100. Sent By mani or BY ezpress
VAN ordered by Dsolir deduct from he remittQn-
es enough 10 pay The postage, uhlch is IL cents per
90 copies. Send on your orders TO "THB TRI-
sUsE."
Also, uniforn NTH the atone, WHO is RESPONSIBLE
TOR THE WARi-bcing a portion Of ALEXANDER
III. STEPHENS Speech, IN ihich he foretoia tie DESC
lat.oas and horrors uLich ,ouid ar,se from Secs
s,on, dci,pered before hc Secession Convention of
Georgia in Ja7uGrg, 1861. To ahich is oSGcd, Wuo
CoasKScrD TIE WAG a CGfoioguc of Warhke and
IrcasonaLle Acts uhict soo,e committed pr,or 10 M
Lincolns Administration. Priee$l per 100 cop,cs
No. 5.
Also, un,forn ,citi The others, The REAL CHrcA-
60 PLATFORM, AS ExToUNDED BY THE DEMOCRATIC
OKAroRs AT CHICAGO teing ETtroets from tie
ISpe>ches Of dist,nguished Democratic Orator.
made at Chicago during the sitting Of The Conce"-
fiOn al thai plaee IN august last.
No. 9.
In German-LrScoLs Oh McCLELLANf A Letter
from Doctor FRAScIs LIgsER 10 The German voters
an America. Inform nth the above. Price 81
per 100 eoples. jorcibie and eloquent address to
che Germans Of dss country, shotc,ng w the sAam
Democrats, aud comparing the octsand the portion
Of Mr. Lincoln nth those Of General Mcclellan
The viekeduess of Tie McCleilan- Pendleton- Val.
Iand,gham platform has nOtb been more clearly shorn
OPP than IN this address.
IL A fen more copies NJ McPHyRsoys PoLrT-
icAL HisroRy Of the United States during the
E'ea Rebeii,On, reee,red and for sale al Tx TnB-
,sE Office. Prio 81 per copy. Thu ~Ork I"
w0d useful and convenient 10 ytsL!e speakers Fl all
Farties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

The Tammany Congressional Conventions
held last evening in this city, made terrible
slaughter Of the innocents. Ben. Wo"d, Fer
nando Wood, James Brooks and Arson Herrick
were sent "whirlng through Winchester" Ben.
Wood, who never spoke and seldom voted in
Congress, was defeated by Morgan Jones, the
active little President Of the Board Of Council
men, who carries the Sixth Ward in his pocket,
and has heavy mortgage upon several other
equally intelligent constituencies. Fernando
Wood was distanced by man named
Taylor-a Mr.. Nelson Taylor-but as bis
name does not appear in the Directory
we cannot specify his locality. In Elijah
Wards District no nomination was effected but
probably the Veteran (who has been longer in
Congress than any other Representative in this
part of the state) will come out ahead. John
W. Chanler, whose record is not quite 40 bad az
that If the Woods, made out to secure re-noini-
nation in the Seventh District. But the "most
unkindesi cut Of all" was al poor James Brooks in
the Eighth District. After all he has done and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
The solution for the whole human race Of the

The solution for the whole human race Of The
problem Of sell-government. is committed toOu
herosm and fidelity. What is tho political
question which underlies this civil war. waes&
by minority of the States against the major.
ity! Ii is simply this; May party in repuo-
lican government, beaten in m election which
was constitutionally, legally, and fairly holden,
reverse the decision Of the majority, by az s2-
peal 10 arms and to revolution ?" Mcclellan
says they may. Lincoln says they may not
and they shall not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

suffered for the party. to be turned off without
even complimentary vote, aud TO be succeeded
by a man who never owned niger even
through marital endowment. was what Mr. B'o.
cherished Celtic friends would call "haId lines v
The nominee is Thomas J. Barr, for whose record
see Common Council some ten years ago. ID
The upper District (Bcrrick's) no nomination
was made. 1t WAS pretty well understood, how
ever, that the present members "eyes is Sot.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
Neto9lprk Daily TyibaI,ls
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6. loj4.
TIE Union Tackct-yew-York.

70, President A BRAHAM LINCOLN of Illinois.
We President E. a DREW JOHNSON. OF Tennessee
Governor ........REUBES e. FENiON Chauiaugua
LGpl .Goperno,. THOMAS O. ALVORD Of Onondaga
Conol Cor.mis'r FRANKLIN A. ALBERGER, Erie
PrtsOn Inspector DAVID z. FORREST Schenectady
For Electors Of Pres'dear and Pict Presidents
A1LARoR PRESTON KING, Of St. Lawrence
District Electors
I. .OBApIAH BOVINE. Richmond
III. JAMES 5 T. STa,SAnAs Kings
III. .GBoEGE RicAgn, Kings.
Nv. ADRIAN J. DlTrENEoEFsa Ne~'forA
v..WLlAu II. McKIvSEY. New-fork.
VI. THOMAS T.. AsrEN. New YORK.
VII. IsAAC [. SMITH. New-fork
VIII. .GEoRoE OPDiKE, New-A'rI
TX GUY X FELTON,. New YORK.
X..ALExAxDsg DAVIDSON. RccklanA
III. JAMES W. TAYLOR, Orange.
XII CHARTS l. BEALs Columbia
XIII. .Tuappgl HAT, Ulster.
XIV JOIN IwEDDLE Albany.
w coKSFIJUs L. ALIEN. Washington
xyI..A,oszO ". MosCAs, Warren.
XVII. HIRAM HoRTog Franklin.
XVIII ALLgyC. CHUEcHnL, Fulton
XIX EBESEzER bLAKELEY. Otsego.
Xxx JoHS ClARKE, Jefferson.
XXI .J0Bs j. KNOX Oneida.
XXI. THOMAS KHGsFoGD Oswego.
XIII. GEO. W. BRADFORD Cortland.
XIV JOIN Z SlEiry. Seneca.
XIV. .JrDEmAn DEWEY, Ontario.
XVI MYKos H. WEAVER Schuyler
XVII JAMES ALLEY. Stsuben-
XVIII. .Jons W. STEBsNs Monroe
xxx WILLIAE BRISTOL, Wyoming
Xxx. JosEPB CAsDgE. Erie
XXXI JoHS Y DARLING. CettarcuguA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
address. II weeks -.

u Persons a, the trouble Of prcnrne subscribers
aud remiiiing ns $40 for copies of TIE Weekly VIII
g. entitled IT, copy gratis For $40 for twenty cop
ies one cupy Of the Semi Weekly grttis
TRIBUNE bens safer preferable TO any other mode
of remittance But where drafts caunOi be convenient
~ procured Uniicd Stnies National Bank bills are
Che next best and NAV be Ds mail 81 r1sk but
ST. case Of IHy TRIBUNE viii not be respons BILE untii
furnrhed with tut description OF the bills. inclnding
thr name Of tie hank denomination and number and
Che time and place OF the mailing Of tie letter With the
enclosures. Address
THE TRIBUNE, New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

VIM. W. NoRTHRoP, esq, viii speak Tor tns
Union cause at Port Richmond. this (Thnr'day' wv
ming the 9th Of October.