The New York herald., 1864-11-08

NOV EMbGtt p, &c
skokss and srasslss. dssrscss the army, then re-
acts spoo .n pussu. and ciassss and anssy dssrsdss
An nssiNsns and patriotic peopls ssss the necessity
for iush inciplins clearly there no sns better con
70 Gee ,a:osesd .heroashly. fron sAs Aighss!
70 the lowest 6s has right 70 nstst upon shat
as -, 70 : ;so -: ss
The men ere 'sadv 70 - ahsipliped u rests vth The
ecesrs - Cooperate rhs highest authorities, II ossd
out 1sc.pus ~ san hope for permanent success; !;
with - are iars Of speedy triumph. Here, ~ else
Ie. our generals ana rulers 90 shss duty However
aAd and severe u may appear Il nrsb VIII be cheer.
s ,e. 'u, neos men 1Su Hs re nr,au, ~
weh improvse victory only ,ri .hs appreciation Of
grateful people and the unbiased estsem u postsr,'y
The sread Question a. Richmemd.
From the Richmond Examiner, Nov. ~
There 20 article Of food the want OF which s 20 uni
versay iel, - bread, and there ne class Of the bust
ness community whose dealing Ia &C compiaiaea Of as
toD toe Of door and the price charged
bread ., aecidd yesterday 70 test the matter prac.
cAny To- our own satisfaction So We purchased usual
sized oE oakery % Main street, Tor which ws paid
io.lN IN Confederate currency. Its weight
exactly sgni cunces-haf pound. say then We take
barre 81 1ocI u one hundred and ninety.s,x pounds
Al s35o-shs market rate This converted in the
asaAi wsy-consistng largely OF water, sal. and
one ,nro IN weight Or about twenty six and hall
pounds which At one doatbe present price Of loaves,
weighing ou, sigh. ounces thal. poundl-wouId pro.
iuce ave hundred and twenty three dollars per barrel
The barrel usea rs now worth three or four collars
more AId may 90 added so that The profit 30 working
barrel u douY costing Nb.ee hundred ana 1fy iolars
into bread, one hundred and seventy seven dollars
whca allowing for labor, SAT- and other material used in
and aty dollars. THIS the calculation On bread PIES
cakes nc sold At much higher and Ine profts
On % .nem are accordingly greater % - .,., =. -.
especially, and these should be protected from I'm
position u becomes consideration o some mo
n en-, whether ihe Common Council should not II
pas. assze ordinance project ccnmsners es
oecasy ,ihe )oo-sr cass, from the unfair aemands II
Most goverumsns IN the Old World have passed
laws regssng tneir business and peil,a, Them
give certain smocai OF bread CORRESPOND With the
MARIE, prce OF dour IA Par,s where .ae msnt
ayss care thai ovsAd rha be teN ths Asslxs
nIsd every nfteen aays, by order OF tho po,cs End
Ass 20 regulates 10 many cities or the conEoeni AZ
Try regulated generally by the municipal sc,hor'ses in
ihe args owns ana nseld mcs through proc sna'ors
ny ass,xes ,t.brsad but when the ,r,ces ),
iertanmers n tAvsrps were nxsd BY aw
The %upply Committee or Rich mOnd.
1From the Richmond Examiner Nov 81
Tho SupRly Committee Il ihs .ty - Richmond have
entered INTO arrangements 3v which. are, few iay.
they viii! ,e enabled &c aerve citizens, st eos
pr'ces supplies II not sn!y nsAi bu oacon lard, butter
sorghum and other commodities nou commanding seE
prices the market and scarce a that The committee
10 view Of the Arrangement. have stopped the ssu
ing OF any more tickets 70, neal and the tickets aA
Is tney GONE 10 are eanCeico new NckotS are ~
ssned This has IN part been rendered necessary BY The
fact shst the signatures OF she police officers charged
with .he distribution 81 The tickets have been forged oy
unworthy persons who are thereby ade participants of
ine cty bounty Intended only for the poor and ieserv
ing. Va nave DOT learned the extent s;tae
arrangement enersd into by the Supply ommttee Sut
understand that she from whence supplies tn
tended 10 De drawn VIII os permanent through the
season interrupted oy unsoresesn syeuw nodeos
10 an enterprise In these times.
The Asse bi age .0H Conxress-An Inn.
portAns Era OF the Rebellion.
From iSs Richmond Examiner Nov g.
Sexi west promises TO be Of 1nusuai Interest.
THO Cong.sss the Confederate STATES assent ssxt
Monday, the fth inst Then shall have the message
OF Presdent "a vie on the state Of the country On
next day-raesday the 8th nst.-ths Presidential s!ec
t.on :akes ytice the North Tho result viii DO q.
norncei % the Yankee papers o! she following twednM
day. morning So nothing happens shall probably
know whs . elecsed President-McCisiian lincoln
to-day week The events Of next week win form scoca
10 the s,osy Of shis Gar