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SEGAR MAKERS UNION-A MEETING
Dwi he held at 20 East Broadway on SUNDAY, Aug.
th, AT lOoclock NJ TO issue cards. receive monthly
dues and ploporgis Tor new members. SAM FL
SOLOMON, Pee. ~
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
The Pa Plesidantfa, Elsc'ioa.
OUR PANS CONFESSION pEACK.


PAals. Nov "a, 1854
~sAs Tsss Of the ~ iidHia' E>cfi,, osi lu sct IN
Esrps-KnhSsia,n asd Er feaea 4m5no ne Aa.ri
sons-Coumssis Of Ae Frinc.pai Paris Josrn ls Utsn
n R,suL &c
fe Unilod States and people stand higher q oay
n sce eyes and bearts - the COVE aod people
erspe Than tbey have oefo Their existence
~ nation Whsever policy would would have
s-~o foreshadowed ny tho choice Mcclellan the re-
sss,cn OF Mr.. Liocon proves conclusvey that Amor
cetern ned 10 mainsain their nationality 10
scne internal and external foes, Aay evrey
o~ Tits ~ least the eSpla alton given here 4 tne
overwhelming mJoriy siven 10 Mr. Lioc In, and The
cssisets OF Europe will 4 inc iued 70 believe,
Be csvAcsd Of the oy OF giving any furlner 70 Tho
sesellion.
lbe news arrived hsse ysstsrdsy morning and, as
saoa ~her tnsrs anytsgs Of Importance, nrst 70
ssved By the sscesFopss. They and we're prepared
ss the general result; bei neither OF ne expected
o. 70 come 10 such 40 og form We and our
Ss DE- bee are o. course reoiccd beyond measure and
fss ~ y al Ane pau ke. ida IN ner by seve
sass ns ns eens befsre ~ months While
e.Ase seosi- ard tp.s cop srhsad sympsthissrs sre
voshed and erea aIon. M. PLACES which Atneri an
sw reoe.a we're crc~dsd este'dsy. before the 80.
fposco arrived wfb pc ne easstly swati a. and tor
hsS come ey fhe-s slesn the islss psftica
srs Aed ~ contrs.s ate each other ist country 10
~, get Issparss 20 ssccumh W hsr ua.tor foes
Lrses toin IN toe general snthaslA-sD, aud saw two
u -ee fair and patriotic dauEhtsrs q snr a. ana
sssro Ale uese
i've immediately ssst 10 the Emperor a. Conpis,re
% ssd 10 bavs ~ expressed HIS :, TIE
Uesi ssapini,y sxni oited ~ shs Amsricah - PIE
Perhaps eauBa hstlsr give Tou ,del ho~ the
result % rsraraed Lers tbsx By ssndIng you uausa a
pss sdors sr oiss Of al shs s.dIos jossnss u
sst evening aud tb mo Bing.
Ire hartss, oGe, Ian abd Consh stitrsi, all
t@verf mert onrnAs aBd ~ Ia the secesi intetest
~rsn' te@teisss vstb siv y ack oxedgins the facfs
- snsl prob by bslr from them later, an ~nI
Mee.svt 'o seod you any article winch maT appear IN
@s sNenmvs IaIeV by the mail Of 10 asy.
,se pN'oa tUi0nris organ pr,Ucs Napoleon. iib
~. 80 ~ays friendly 40 says--Ths TN ted
- Aos "Avc Jdrt manh~rtsd with se'I sdea when
twA rps mem ana thttr ~ shaken dstsrmnalon 10
Nssso wv snd 10 shoi sh slavery since the rs
teo-~N' =" Jackson Va 1888, Other Pre.id M has
recetsS<' 'r"m n~ Ieow c tz-rs tnis supreme mark
cossA~scs wh,ch slVes ~ toe o. . ect on Of Mr.,
lincoln enEacsef, the great import nee Of which
Der pvs~s1f circunst nees, osne,t he nlsup fnr'
Iiopd ibts event destroys. DO not he.ttale "a
ssf the l.el hNpe ~ The psrtsans of 90 s.aI,o sas
ths sis,ehod def. wno the princtp- of u,.h,
. vtrs~ IN . esab qu~-tois The sontn r,l N.
passssS n le-e rctntsriy decides v return 10 tne
irps, We h.s " sssd every dat that the Sartn nav
Utaaph, b a tbaf ta vtsfafv wu only nr aren't. -
ssw 'asarr~tlpa rl h-cet in SOUTH ~hch .,Il
~ - Ny evey possia.e r.ss,n tg-rec ~ mi ura
hsvs ihs wsy Jgasins sns isters VII sss convince
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
Comm rofa, Inssiligcncs.

TBk IONDUN MONEY MAhhEr.
tFrom the London Times (city article), Nov 131
The acts tnas discount transactions taking
place AT 6 and 90 cent, aud that short loans
offered Ia The stock Exchange NJ per cent, have I'm
parted Increased naton TO the English fu1ds to day,
ana cnsois have closed NJ iurthcr Improvement OF
quarter per cent lhe hrst bargains were al gl h,
and me last AZ 9lk ~ For The 8n OF December Tue
quotation Il % u, ex 6ivideno. Tho American news
and the consequent rally OF ID 81 per pound In the
Liverpool cotton makt seemed 10 exercise no ithuence
the funds bank stock clOscd ~ 231 23g reduced
snd three per ceuts ssA u Ind, st OK 216a 2ls;
Ioda Dvc per cents i06A v, and kkcheauer bills, 6s
discount 10 par.
Ioreign securities have part cipsted in the buoy
coDsos. and closed at N average decline
esDtb. ne only eicJf,on tetn0 tAs C0y drs ioin,
,eai,h al 81 20 83 "a adv ~ Ugh Ae of
NJ Lsn n's and the farther voest 1uctua
items the pvioe of god. Mexcls, ~. u; sad cos
90 liaes. az a ex div.
fhs lss, price Paris this evening was sse Sc
sbs wirf No alteration.
Ins fsypt an loan to day has been steady stksk
premium.
there were 40 gold operations at the bank 10 dsy
The accounts pom Paris continue desct be grea, ast.
ness on ioursc snd tho hsiiol siated ~ pte
yli that thes viii srsn 10 pnbc IAN ~ fome On pc.
Ina suaIea son has been announced vi AessIs y,
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

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auhorniss of friendly STATE, whse sEy were A the
time treating with conte@npt ,iH 6D's proclama
nad especia c,ims 10 oeser FROM officers IN her
uAiealY !
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No Intervenf f1on.
rTron. thA I ondan Ttuoo Nav ct


A. present, however. Mr. Rouverio teems
deerons OF leading the government 20 ADOPT policy
in fa.tey oa perols than any they followed In
matter Of the Iu HES He thinks that, in conbiSelin
win tne other 10 ding governments Of Europe they
ght make ONT representation 10 the American bel
lgefons The eessness of the aging bo-
~ cen them. Tue great Powers Of Europe would
tsiuIy be usned IN offering their good Offices 10 the
fedsrals and Con ederates but would scarcely be
siDe to choose nsuspicous time than she pr
Tor msk the offer. II words be trusted neither
party fee,s the least inclination to give way the
deixnt ever Ae Ers,dsnai election 1. me
Norm dsac rejecfion Of oueytyss to cfSati0r.
To propoee cessation OF warfare Il such would
be to expo%e ourselves to instant humiiiapg re-
bull frusa hlih belIiRerents.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
ia pa n /.

sHAScnas, Oct Q, 1894
Prince Nseato has sereed open straits OF simou.
o~ak not TO rebuild tho demolished forts, and 70 pay
the expctss of the allied expedition
The Brush merch nts have addressed Sir r. Aicock.
caihg attention. 10 the vioxtian the treaty IN the
stoppage the silk trace by japanese Authorities
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
China.

CANToN Oct 1b, 1864.
Gray shirtings and water twist lower. Tea declining
Exchange oe London a. l0d.
snASeHAR, Got. o, 1864.
Gray shirtings lower. Tea decin,og SIX active, but
decnong settlements. 500 ba es; experts, 500.
Exchange on London 6s. lid.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
Jsn. Davis' Speech Co tho Rebel Co
gross.
THE AIMING ~ TGE Ny0r0gs.
fFrOm the London telegram. Nov n |


fFrom the London Telegraph, Nov 23.l
We must Wait for the iui text OF the Southern
~ landmark AID sgn o. the times How.vsr even tho
brie outlines pveD by the teierams are aucepty sug
sb Ut non.recoguicn. He este European nat,ns
u sb,re the BsIbiy for the unnecessary contnu
ance o. the var. he Urres that, as every European
never be restored, recognition would be merely Q
logical rcsut ibs COW 'c',op. snd be dsc sols
Davis, IS TO President Lincoln, the answer os
Great Bfitsio must be that the American .trug-
gie ~ Only Indirectly concern Of hers; that she
rk enough. sud TO spare. upon her own hanos that
she vii not night or interfere behalf smsst only
csnizcd people which s, snt-ins slavery az IN ,nst.
tuition that soe ~i belp Of tho new
school 10 murder whites mat blacks may be free that
she u,ey repudistes ali attempts ON ener side 10 drag
her into wicked snd bopeiess war We confess "
On NIX hat England reed be much disturbed about
her moral ,es ontbly IN tho Cari 'cu,sr instance.
times enough shs has ccmmtted ins her time, but
tb plain case her has been honest honorable
snd wne. Although, however. aaay dispute ne ,ioit
@ ~. Ddr,s, Or - any ohsr fmenon poi,f,ctt., 10
upbrsid rsfor cpurss action has been based
entlsy just and onselnh y, pIes there arc
othet ia ~ bB sfetcb With when inn BILE not
a. symrshge Tie usry resolution hold nut forever
tue him precise. eSpc deola ain that ~ repott.
indepsndencc-- are ,horoush,y right asd
noble Auu the language wbcn these statements are
eoucted let a. rememoer happens, aier al 10 he Ing
mh. " u very wei o. Ike Interest IN the pattioIo
eirugp~s ~ sav"nsns Italians Magysrs: but the a. NJ
sasrses surely should ts ess respected by US over
hcre bee nse they are inca ~ oar race. =
On enc impr,ent = 1T the fresdent's steech Ia ne.
cuiisrs interesting We have lately nesrd cat deal
ab ~ at0lrR the SAVES such ,cn.tt BE- os.
tp,,atd ~ ala frnds u human,y although no one can
d~oy to the south belige ent light xhch has bssn
most ubscruppously Geed BY tho NORTH. IA woilH
infinitely ada 10 The horrors 4 tue war; II wold jp n
VI rd i~ Ssa " cssperdse Mr. Iibcoln never dreams
os calling the isgro TO arms nnti hu uhts sIi,,rs
had Ds,n soetoy te0t,r atd " Mr.. DAVIS were sleo
q, summon ihe slaves 10 he Bed. Il wcu'a be
for the oevous reason that he was horribly In
want ~ recruits. The Pfestepi, however, proposes
simply 10 increase the number 20 blacks In he
,e,nment &c 10 forty thousand, who arc 10 q
cftsHv empi yed "a ptne-sa, pioneers ard laoor.ra:
sid ns CONSIDERS tba' ttbis unh,ber by prspara tory
Tn nng VII form Vauabe rcferye IN q ~ N
me eency tbar srgvr nnub.f Fud isny called rom
hea lsbos.p In this. no aonnt he wise Ihs coseds
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

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The New York herald., 1864-12-10
The H,arkade.

IFIUm IbH TUhdUn NfHny wv 'fNInIs, NOV. W.
lD consequences the recent capture ny federal
CRUISER OF o. euisb~d ufcev ~ W estys navy
wbie N com,napd Of boekade rlnnsr NL Seward
sddr ssed Representatives tn ongh to- ns TO her
W tes'y's gover mant, which nave led 20 stringent
def ~ the suD oct
Tue Admiralty have caused " IN be not ned to ,n,
ohcers engaged ~ tue aud frean-ny pruHtans
purson " commorce by hocssds fuualng, Ua. Lsss
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
Amer,csn ssec x. In Germany.

FINANCIAL grrsCr 0r M6. LfsCOLh'S RR-ELvCrfON.
Gfron tbs LONDON lines (city artio el nov. %
The sds COS frUu Frankfort mention that United states
bonds eRtbus nrm ~ tbree four per above
Yo lrices, as 10 Dew remiitances thence be
pectd oy the sext steamers my TO the previous bad
and the Circumstance of the ost ua
supply IN be German markets havirg been the
meat exhausted by investments and fore or ders.
ne election " iooosp,p 10 SAID. wouId be
cred favorable by our specuatos they think
probable that tbe Solin NE Coafeferof Sa,es
soi q,re Ls,ore q cied han tefov- q raci fao wsi
suIi many Of large capitalists and people better
Quaiuted wi American Affairs think that the
OF American bondDoders will only besiu h the peace"
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
lniia.

CALUfTA, Oct 70, 1854.
Gray sheeiiDgs unchanged. Mule twist quiet
Exchange ON London, ~. I'd.
freights sdvapcing
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

The Paris A0nffetsy c0sroborates the statement q
late letter. about the budget being before CDun
Gil OF state. This. howsvsr, y eniy ordinary bud.
gst," the "sxiraorduary budgs." will bs forthcoming
later
wooles manufacturers Ia France taking advantage OF
tho nigh prics VI cotos have enlarged their establish.
msuts aud created onssL -
The New York herald., 1864-12-10


10 probably the blockade renDer Ednb which taD iuto
lp,ttcn about siue che Tallahassee urneo 10
that fort after raid few months II an.
noluced long since THAI toe Lch preparing 10
come out under lew name.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

The Duke OF Rvas r. esident OF the Connci OF state,
has rcss1ed, and 10 succeeded by the MARQUIS yiums
Inc fgvcd ~ hadr'd says:It is the duly spain to
defend tho Papacy by eodeavoring under.
Standing on The su,Jec with France.
en Mon has acccpted tho post OF ambassador 70 the
French COURT
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
Reported Wreck sne Rebel Pirate
Sea King.


Accounts from the Canary Islands October
20 the Laurel steamer put into rug land ry
two semen belonging 20 the Sea King Corbett frJ
London for Fombsy, which had been wrecked the
Desert Islands
From the LoAdon Herald, nov. 221
Yesterday sstefneon notice posted NJ Lloyd's,
announcps the oss tIe kiDe, steam hip on
the tocks the esett ses OH Fuu ch. the iasd
OF MADEIRA THIS ~ the steamer that II beheyed nave
been for tn ice ot Captain Senmes
the Al. .pama she nns vessel. built Ia the
Ciyde last year, and n ID made voyage tbra,
arriving IN London t~o itree months since, with .
vain cargo of the nst cy this seasons teas Sns
cssfed DOT from iondoa voyage. stated n m
bay an IN reTreseuted that the laurel steamer was
d-spaiched out WIN stores aud meet her.
1he African matt steamer Calabar which arrived IN
cary part ~ last week bsd N hostd tnrty.sx mon
who had 70 used 40 IN the Set King winch was
reported t. have had her cb ,ngcd andosh
sud had botsed tie Coaederse Tag, aud that ,pts ~
hatnmos had been ,tted out itture commander
81 tBe stesmer The intelligence of her C. me
from Gib newspaper o. that pace ann nnuneiua
the Desert ,Iea ard ihs ~ two crew had been
picked In tao bosts. ~ thJuRht iu-t prCba Die
however, that some mistake may have been made ~
toe pking up the boats aud the tate slp lbe
reported wreck NJ The Gamer and the rescue of lhs
iDds nay ne enoti version of the story men
win eft aud came home IN tle ,alabar.
Inc se, M y stated to have beeu Insured for up
n M
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
rHr REPORT oSrR,nIcrHD.

TFFIFH IWllI'N TIfH"Ns NV
report th tue shenaud doah (Sea n }, Iieuf<nnut
Wsdde has been sst the Desert Stands. 10 tho well
atty II made pscfediled Nv the toDieioI agents
tbis covutry whaa last heard from lbe xss st sea
AMI lar fr, m the Deeent Islands
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-28

THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser writes -
at is understood that Lord Lyons
has for some time past been collecting
information concerning the practical
workings Of the so-called Reciprocity
Treaty. 1t will expire in June next,
and its provisions will cease on twelve
months notice afterward, given either
by Great Britain or the United States
Many insist that the treaty should be
abrogated, thus bringing to their senses
the Provincial Governments, which have
interposed their tariffs against any real
reciprocity of trade. Others urge q
joint convention, to substantially modify
the treaty, and it is limited that the Pro-
vincial Governments have secret agents
here, who are instructed to stave off any
Congressional action on the subject,
which will leave the treaty as it now
stands
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-28

NoTR THE FAcrs-That slavery is on
its very last legs in Maryland, we pre-
sumo no one will deny. The slavehold-
ers give it up, finding the attempt to re
tain and profit by their chattels under
existing circumstances losing business,
and they will make short work with it.
II can hardly outlast the current year.
When it dies, slavery in Delaware will
be tree without roots. 1t must speed
lily vanish or be summarily cast out.
West Virginia has substantially freed
herself from the scourge. She had bat
few thousands of slaves in 1860: she
has practically none now. This good
radiance she owes to the rebellion and
the civil war.
The loyal portions Of Old Virginia are
practically slaveless. The President ex-
empted most of them from the purview
of his Proclamation of Freedom but
the God Of Justice has issued one which
covers a far larger area, and deals with
it most efficiently The loyal Legisla-
ture Of Old Virginia has called a Con
vention to sweep slavery from the State.
This is the work of her own loyal peo-
pie; the Government takes no part in it,
There ia no doubt that the Convention
soon to assemble will finish up the
work.
Missouri is still contested by two zeal
Gus partles-each professedy for eman-
cipation. One is earnestly for it at the
earliest day; the other would give the
institution few years grace. But
nobody thinks of its outlasting the next
ten years.
Arkansas has renowned the devil
and all his works" and is coming back
into the Union loyal free State. She
came heartily, having had quite enough
OF secession and slavery.
Tennessee will very soon be reorganiz-
ed as q free State, under the proclama-
ton Of Amnesty, She is fully ready !;
and, with third Of her voters Of 1850
either dead or absent, she will poll a very
considerable vote-far more than the
tenth required. And it will all be for
making her 6 free State.
Louisiana is getting ready for peace
and reunion on free basis at an election
hardly month Off Meantime. slavery
is oonfessedly repudiated by the Union
lists.
10 a good part Of Mississippi, as on
the Sea Islands Of South Carolina and
Georgia, slavery has been quietly re-
placed by free labor, to the advantage
and satisfaction Of all concerned. And
the new system is constantly gaining
ground.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-28

t.5" Several of our contemporaries have
spoken of the return of Mr.. Thomas
McElrath 10 his old position as publish
er of The Tribune in terms at once Just
to him and gratifying to us. but which
imply a misapprehension Of material
facts. In 1857, Mr.. McElrath was sud
denly overwhelmed by pecuniary embar-
easements caused by the failure of 9TH
ers in whom he had trusted too far, and
was then red uced from generous COM
petence to poverty He resigned his
position in this establishment and also
the Presidency of Bank, accepting,
soon afterwards, the post of Correspond
ing Secretary of the American Institute
On the accession of Mr.. Lincoln, he re-
ceived, by universal consent, a most re-
sponsible and satisfactory position in the
Revenue Department, which he now re-
signs to resume his connection with The
Tribune, for two reasons; first, because
we have invited him to do so, and second,
because he prefers this to any official
position whatever. That is the whole
story Tribltne.