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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that BY re-
~ solution Of he Rorrl q DrccEs on ASskSSMtNT Of
we 2. per saie a. been levied apon the capital stock
Of Ills Comp n.y. PAYABLE a. their Occ on ne ion Oct neat
with interest er,gieI. 49,,
t-nfr. Of STOCK s.il be- lade which a-aessn, ara I'M
,.5J :. 4. BANKS, Treasurer.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"a LEONARD GKOSER..........."..D Director
CARL ASStfItiTT....... CondnctcI
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, sept II,
Last nj sIt Of GVunOds grand Opera
Les. nigh. Of
HERnANNS
aEPIHsTOPHELES.
Las. nigh' bat three Of tAo s'sson Of
GHAED GERMAN OPERA IN NEW.fOkt.
Existing engsgrmeBts through The Atlantic oud western
States preclude longer stay and the possibility o. ano1her
of Grand German Opera in dnrng he COM
ins Winter.
This WEDNESDAY EVENING. FAUST, HERMAN..,S
FREDERICK TAMARO, JOIANSoS, GRAND CHORUS
sni ORCHESTRA TEurONlC SOCIETY, FULL MILF
TARI BAND. - $1,000
GRAND FANFURE SOLDIERS CHORUS, By 40
PERSONS.
TOMORROW. fThrsiay) Sept. 2 HAETIA. BY very
request of patrons desous 70 see mi FOhMEs
IN bis great role, Punket FORMES Punsett the role
originally expressly composed Or Lin by Won fotow
1he sae Of for MERRY WIVES hts been withheld In
order 10 ycrre dis very desirable change.
THEODORE HABELMss will assume. for the second
tine this City, tn. role Of LIONEL la which Ls has ere
aaj % favorable 81 impression.
FRIDAY, Sept. 2j--La,i eht bnt ono OF the season,
THE JENESS
se,,f may he secured ior any OF TIE above Operas
Prices g. aes OF secured seats At tho Academy at
Beer SchrDlers No. i0i Brosiwey, Root Anthony $,
corner Of Nuau and Pine 'is., AID Fiilh-ay Hotel
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Matbircrp.
Cost Gil0 forn0.

I OST, CERTIFICATE No. 1896, for FIFTY
- sIaREs ERIE RAILWAY COMMON STOCK, name
sERMiLYE CO., no, signed. All parties aye s:ppoaed
'saps! Receiving ssus. vEAuILyE + CVr " " SiSt
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VERAiILYE & Co.,
Ma. A WALL. STREET,

n
VII receive subscriptions TO the
NEW 7-3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
These issued in Denominations o: $50, ~ 90,
$500, 81 900 and $4,000. maiariuy in THREE
YEARS from Augus l5 1854 interest payable scuiannuay
b currency, the Of $40 PER CENT per ennrin
Tho payable In currency at maturity or convert
able into 500 SIX PER CENT BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
al deposits made prior Angus; lsh VIII draw Interest at
nme rate.
The usual Commission allowed this Loan and also on the
TO- Loan
We are prepared 10 convert the u. =. $40 TREAS
UaY NOTES into the per cent BONDS Of ISL with
Honlpne.s and on favorable terms.
Aho BUY and SELL ct rarket rltes Sl knds o. GOV
eRSMENT SECURITIES including
J.S. SEQ BONDS,
U.s.. S.30 TREASURY NOTES,
rs, 10 mos CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
rs. QUARTERMAsTFRS' CHECKS,
u. =. TWO.YEAR j per cent. LEGAL TENDER
NOTES,
u. :. @ per cent. COUPON and REGISTERED, Of
1881.
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected or purchased
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Gmusementg.
PARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.


RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SUPERB ATTRACTION
TIfH GREAT tom THUMB COMBINATION
GIVE THREE ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY
- IN THE LECTURE ROOM
n ii 4 m, -nd at ? and y p. m,
in conjunction viii TIE Dramatic Company.
GIN TOM THUMB,
HIS BEAUTIFUL WIFE,
COMMODORE MUTT,
... FLFlN MINNIE WARREN.
AVOID THE CROWDS--AVOfD THE CROWDS
b. attending she Mo.ning Lcycs. At WHICH THE THERE
WILL BE NO EXTRA cBARGE FOR SEATS.
They vii. appear IN
THE IDENTICAL WEDDING COSTUME,
also, IL Sylvester Beecker's laucilabe piece Of
kEMIEAk CALLS.
AFTERNOON AT B.
LOVES DISCUSSES and JONES's BABY
EVENiS0 At ~
TIE SIGNET OF KING SOLOMON;
THE TEMPLAR'S DAUGHTER.
COMMODORE MUTT IN HIS PATRIOTIC Address
EVERY AFTERNOON
TONY DENIER IN HIS GREAT SILT ACT.
THE GRAND ORcHFSTRIoN
EXTRAORDINARY LIVING HUMAN NOVELTY
GIANTS, DWAkFS. ALBlNOS AND 4 liLLlON
OTAER CrRIOSiTlES.
Admission 20 cents. Children under 10, ID cents
BARNUNs MUsEUM-THE BILL is ESPECIALLY
Attractive this week evinced by the immense cfowd
thronsng ths insulation. The wonde IN. Tom lhunhSnte
a. IL o'clock. is the ded and their performance
that time embraces their IN the Wedding Costams
anc the written by Mr. Syivctr Eletker expressly fo1
them, emitted SEwYEAR CALLS.
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AIBLOs RDEN.-BEGINS AT ~.
~ Io.seo and M.nsg,r............-WM. WiIEATLEf
TIE PUBLIC DEMAND
THE DUKES MOTTO.
o. evidenced Ia the -
THROSGED HOUSES
that wne's rs every representation induces Tie management
10 anBOuacs j. for - . . -.
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Sept q, i5t
WM WHEATLti ..............LAvARDEhE
Supported by the entire company.
scenery Cos.nisss and appointments ALI. l'cw. ,
To morrow, THURSDAY eleventh nj {ht Of $500,
EDWIN FORREST ..hl'h1Llfsu
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JAMES W. onNrs, President.

JAMES w. GuLCs, President.
WILLIAM B. LEWIS. Secretary.
Thu Company j. duly incO Porsed rnder TIE lave o. t'
sste of New ORR II IL organized To- the puose Of spY
Snr ard ,yo ing wells a claim 81 eighty cns acre pr
cissed md owned by them in Crawford COM 70 Wi
has been sunk depth OF three hundred AID thirty is
WITH a good show o. oil. .., .,.r,-r
PRICE OF SHARES. $5PAR VALUE.
portion o. the stock h-s already been ts@t ne S'ois
are now o, e. n the Oce ofhe Company, No 100 bIsOaD-
WAY cor. pINE.SIkE IT NEW - Ohh AiId: .,,,..
Subscr oiors behs received tor 900 III Nto
AT TdREE DOLLARS. Ferrous Therefore luTcD-fin2
ss,es Do at rre dollars have The ldvanaso ana shares i"
which only dosrs pad are a. once worm hFe ana
NAV IL ole month be worth hundred.
frosrctus with full particulars be obtained on at.cs
tion Oi5ce Of the Company No. 100 bhOAb" Al
NR-SphEEp.
ORD by rns vita amount incosed vii o. promptly a.
tellnd 10.
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90 i)bom it map Concert.

INFORMATION about the WEST, its Grain
ard Stock Interest. Soil ETC.. ETC. be found in the
IOWA HOMESTEAD. a Agrculiural weekly.
Adde'S II. w. PETIT, Des Moinrs, Iowa.
NOTICE is hereby given that an application
IN viii be made the expiration Of 81 Week. for 70.
the following certificate Of Stock the oiigl OF ne
same having been lost by the Subscibe.-No - Gted -tn
Iay 1850 or Eleven Shares of the East River insurance
Company, Standing In my name. no,y,ucuprs1rp
August &C. 1864.
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DODERT HELLER!!
IA, NgLIpRs gALLE DiABOLlQUE is
80 BROADWAY fOppOsitc Nihlo'sl.
HTrIFRiS SALE DiAbOLiQUE IL where ROBERT
HELLER performs nightly.
ROBERT HfLLEE oenis IN one indniduii'y the several
qualifications of conurer panotJre so.o.st inirlfo en-
tcrt,iner and ENIREPENEUE OF the ANThRofO'
oIOSSi.
IIgILERs GOBLIS DRUM T. the mos, wonderful piece
~ souiufnc ncn has yet oeen Produced. ,
uELLEES PiANO-fOkrE SOLO, lre classic in their
Character aud spp. al 10 al yho hsyr musical taste
UELLERS WOOD MlSSIRELs Constitute a complete
rstre concert, automatic principles They are the
tunAiast oi pubic performer.
IIFLLHR's !. opefi every evening IT hllfpas seven.
tgrILEnS Box o Dice = OPEN dolly. froin ,ili ..
HFILFRS FIRST GRAND MATINEE this season on
S,rI. a. II 2 q. ,loch.
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OYFICE or THE N. Y. PROV. BosroS, E.R. Co
SToNrsoToS, CoSs, sept. ~ 1864. 5
NOT1CE.-TIlE STOCKHOLDERS Of THIS
e. COMPANY are hereby notified that tLei. ANNUAL
ing and also for ht transaction OF such other business
msy come before them. viii be held IN the Companys
0hce IA The City OF Providence, State Of Rhode Island
tsesday the 9th day Of September next al 40 clock
The poll VII be open from 10y 70 II d. m.
Transfer books viii be closed from The 20h 70 The 2th Of
september. y. Il. MOVES,
secfe1.rr.
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HOPE COPPER COMPANY.-Notce IS
hereby given that On instsbnert Of ONE DOLLAR per
s,r has bee levied the Capital stock Of the Hope Cop
pr Company payable st the Office Of the ,omlsy No -
with Interest from and after date No transfer 1 STOCK
vii be mede after eth day Il October unes The oses
mat is paid JOHN W. DA'iS' 1io~sH.I'
kEw. YORK Sept. Il. 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21

RlCHMOND COUNTY, STATEN ISLAND,
IL SEVEN FER CENT
COUPON BONDS or 500 AND 5000,
IATKgEsr PAYABLE SYxIASHrAILr
Tor ono Hundred Thousand Dollars $40 0J0)
q these Bonds viii be received 81 tie Banking House o
EISSTEIS, ItOSI;NFELD &c Co,
No. Brosds, HewYork sid Bonds VII be issued rsler
suaorly Of Che Lew passed february 3 1885, and undr
Regulation the Board OF Supervisors adopted Jn'y 10 is
nd The option With sobscdbefs 70 haye tLe s ss ste
w, E!ssp, Of .wsn,y I've years.
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PONDS OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, New
~ York.--Ne hare ioT sole BONDS ri the COUNTY OF
JEFFERSON n this state issued for County purposes
r legal authority and bearing per cent interest half yearly
WiNsLOW. LANIHR 4 co, Nc. sg,wsns,
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TRUSTEES.
JAS. w. GlLLiES.
JACOB LEWIS.
WIN. ". MAILER
Mil. b. IENlS.
EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
II ofNEW-YORK,

a~psted as Depossry and Financial AGENT o. The United
st.e. Nos ~ ana Pinc-st., two co0s below tne sub
Traury receive SubscrDti for the IENFJl.I1 BONDS
sni $40 Treasury Notes allowing the ni Gov tnt com
uissiop Of DER cent the SEVEN Iilk JtS into
le KONDS and attend 70 all business connected with the
GOVERNMENT LOANS. Parties can avoid .ne inconSe-
n,cee III adde.sing Government by aypyng o tbs Bsuk
MORRIS KEICHJM, President.
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AG!iiarp Noiirf5.

A DVICE TO RECRUIlS.-Fniist before the
n gon,v /. stopnsl You will nrd 80 coi.yenien,
or W ess oc 10 - 70 for inf bre bountie and
rio trr,tu,rut than MILTON Co. 2hJ Broadway.
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MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected purchased.
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NNANTED-A Colorcd Woman NJ COON.
w She must stand h-r une.s Ia al IL hrinch's
k'so a good CHAMIEkMAlD. Good sssc. Apply 1t
No. ID L.uih..-.. bcise,n hIollwol rnd louru-n,.
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VaTANTED-At the Naval Ordinance Yard,
~ Washlng,on. D. G., Twenty hrsiea. = ms 'ihks
,X,ge. . day. Applications may D. m1d. 70 Lieut.
C.nnoaedrr W. n JEffERS It the Yard by letter OF IN
person. bu, hrea'' w9r1en @ad ' ~ r. 10y
need spyy II. A. WISE, tA!-i Of Bureau OF O,fnince
"'.,'Pt Jael Navy Department
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cy7 How much Of il have they in South Caro-
lima how much ia Virginia '-how much de-
mocracy, that a sensible man can consider with
out horse-laugh at such naked and prcpostcr-
ous pretensions'
We can fully agree with IN, Eyaminer in its
conclusions, and can well enough understand
It's fears. We have always said that this ~ar
naturally resolved itself into contrast between
the aristocratic and democratic elements OF So
ciety. Men are al liberty TO adopt what pohli-
cal doctrines they please from the rigidest abso-
lutism 10 the purest democracy; but when
they undertake to carry on an aristocratlc gov
crnncnt under the forms Of democracy, the
greyious Inconsistency will sooner or later lead
to noisomc and bloody explosion. The popu-
lar theories which tho Constitution seeks to re-
dace to a beneiccnt and consistent practice,
are naturally hateful to the Man-Owncr. The
success of the Rebellion will be the triumph OF
an aristocracy. After that, Tho Eraminer may
be sure that Editors and Negroes will be Of
small account in Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

recently ravagod The ssslern portion o. mar ANU ~"
that the pursuing party wrestling large sinouh's u
plumber from the Rebels. Gen Crook WINE IN 'no
pursuit on Monday last, overlook ue ehep! "' '".
ors Gap. whore sharp and ior tune .o'' 'H'
encounter took Mace Gen. Crook whipped the Rebels
thoroughly cspturing over 300 wagons heavily iHue"
with grain and took many prisoners
The chiyalry Of "our Southern brethren
rcats on, IN The Richmond Elania1. which says OF
cantured colored soldier Of The Union; He was
o,ninped As the law directs in the hatein hahkec
blue v4c6 IS enough 10 make SouiherHer stay "fSo'
m ,aft,y her, harmless he may b." Brave cm'arous
soufhrons-murder negro for the color o. MS row
scrs
Four Rebel prisoners have been selected from
the military prison at Louisville to be sem 10 Mcne''
vile and Chrksyile 10 be shot IN retaliation for the
murder of two Union men near Sailors Rest on on'i
beraud River.
Gen. Fisk, commander at st. Joseph, has
issued an appeal calling for 5000 loyal men to rally FOR
the protection Of life and property ond assist him IN
extermnatins the guerrillas in North Western MIS-
souri,.
Gentlemen Of prominence who have returned
from the Army of the Potomac represent Gen Grant TO
bo az hopeful as ever OF accomplishing his military p"r
poses. IN, c.
The steamer ST. Louis from Louisville Tor
Nashville laden with Government stores, was burned
on Monday by guerrios at the Sailors Rest on Inc
Cumberland River.
The quota of this city under the coll Tor
100000 men is stated TO he nearly $4,000. The whole
number for New.York Kings Queens, SUFFOLK hlch'
rnond Westchester and Putnam counties is S's9'.
The suppy-shp Massachusetts leaves Phlla-
dclpbia on saturday next with mails &C. for the South
Atlantic Squadron
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THE MILITARY NEWS.

Yesterday brought us good news from several
different points. The most important is tina.
which refers to the crossing Of the Chatta-
hoochee BY Gen. Sherman. That he was over
the river with his main body was known before,
but il now appears that the movement was
mainly 10 the north of the railway bridge, in
stead of south, rs had been expected and under
stood. The enemy were evidently taken by
surprise, and discovered probably too late the
purpose of Gen. Sherman to cut the railroad
leading TO Augusta. 1t has been supposed that
Gen. Sherman would make IN effort to throw
his army across the river al the railway bridge
not above tin order TO avail himself Of the
roads which lead beyond and TO the south Of
Atlanta, and so approach or threaten that city
on the side where its deienses we're presumably
weakest. But the occupation Of the railroad on
the east is ali advantage which fully compen-
safes for the change Of plan. Should Gen.
Sherman succeed in planting his ermy across
that line in force he once more dictates to the
Rebels their line Of retreat.
Gen. A. J. Smiths successes in Mississippi
are the more gratifying in view Of the disgrace
full defeat of Gen. Sturgis whom he superseded.
The Rebel force, under Forrest, Lee, and
Walker. which he attacked and whipped is the
same which has been announced az meditating
another raid across Tennessee and into Ken
tuesy, and part Of which was undoubtedly
meant to operate on Gen. Shermans coplmnni-
cations. Gen. Smith came upon these forces AZ
Pontotoc, Miss, forty miles southeast of Holly
Springs, fought them for three days-a raining
fight sppsrentiy-and did not leave them until
they had been driven beyond Tupelo, a sta
ton on the Mobile railroad, and had been
80 thoroughly beaten az TO put an end TO all
aggressive operations on their part whether
against Kentucky or Sherman. This is tina
contest which the Rebel Gen. s. ID. Lee an
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nounced some days since as drawn battle
Our accounts say that he was beaten in five
battles.
A step toward the redemption Of Kentucky
has been taken by Gen. Burbridge. That
officer has been taught by experience the secrets
of guerrilla warfare, the life OF which is in the
support it receives FROM the inhabitants Of the
country in which it is carried Oh, and in the
indulgence heretofore mistakenly and cruelty
granted to captured outlaws. Gen. Burbrdge
now orders that Rebel Sympathizcrs living
within FIVE miles of tho scene of any guerrilla
outrage shall bo sent beyond the United Statos;
that the property of Rebel sympathizers shall be
seauestcrcd for the naturalization Of losses by
loyal citizens; and that the murder Of each
Union citizen shall bc aTenged by the military
execution of four guerrilla prisoners. 1t seems
TO rs that the career Of irregular warfare in
Kentucky is run.
II is stated by way of Harrisburg that a por-
tion of the Rebel force which invaded Maryland
has been oyeraken at Smokers Gap-one Of
the upper passes through the Blue Ridge Noun
tans into the Shenandoah valley-and defeated
by Gen. Crook with loss of 300 wagons laden
with plumber. The action is reported as having
occurred Oh Monday-so long ago that 1t should
have been heard of before by another route. II
the account il correct Crook must have caught
the last of the Rebel conveys, while the rest
are safely moving toward GordonSyille. No
one has supposed that their retreat was likely
10 meet with serious interruption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
FORGING OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS

Our readers have probably not forgotten the
sneering comment Of many English speakers
and papers on the forging Of official documents
try since the beginning of this war, and of which
the forged report OF the Rebel Secretary Of the
Navy, and the forged Presidential Proclams.
ton. are the most notable examples. Ofcourse,
such things, they said. could occur only in
America, and they were another proof Of the
general corruption which prevails in all classes
of the United States
Our English friends seem to have entirely
forgotten that such things, and many that are
worse, have again and again occurred in Europe.
A recent fact may remind them Of it. We learn
from our last European files that TIL, Morning
Post, Of London, the reputed organ of Ford
Palmerston, has published two letters, purport-
ing to have been written by the Baron Won
Werther, the Prussisn Minister ut Vienna 10
Herr Won Bismark. and by the latter to tbs
Prussian Embassador at Paris, both giving tho
minutest details of negotiations concern
ing the restoration Of Holy Alliance"
between Russia, Prussia, and Aus
tria.. And yet this entire correspondence.
which : published by a Ministerial paper in
Englan is, according to the official assurance
of the Prussian Prime Minister, nothing but
forgery. And what is quite as remarkable as
the forgery itself is the reported refusal Of
Louis Napoleon and Lord Palmerston to believe
in tho yeracity of the declaration of Herr Won
Bismark. Why do not the English press expa-
tatc on the corruption of European politics
We do not observe that the opportunity has yet
been improved
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in one year Saved how In no other way
than by defrsuding the negro laborsr Of just
compensation for his toll. Is it, then, possible
to deny that This system was devised in the in.
terest Of the planters' Long ago its errors
should have been seen. and supplanted by
system based on those equal rights which the
Proclamation Of Freedom was meant TO bestow
on the nero.
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70 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON Wednesday, July %, 1861.
WAR OFFICE REGULATIONS.
The Provost Marshal General has Just issued
the Sollowing instructions and regulations to be Oh.
served BIZ all concerned:
FSLIsTNESIs.
Frs, Under the Presidents call Of July ~ 1854 hr
Dn 900 .1ntecrs men viii hs enlisted and mustered
in for on Two. three years they may in each
select.
c,cosi III. bounty prov ded BY law Is follows; fof
recruits including representative recruits, white os
coored for year 500; two years. 500 three year.
$500
The first iustsments of bounty viii be paid by the
mastering and dsbursirg officers, when the recrat
mustered in follows To recruit who ensts in the
ary for one year thirty three dollars and thirty three
cents; 10 recruit who snlisis In the army for two
wears sxty.siY dollars and siXysX cents ca recruit
who ensts in the army for three years, hundred
dollars.
Third. No premiums whatever for the procurailon %
recruits will hereafter be- paid by the United states
This however will not affect the pa!ment due ior ths
procuraton NJ recruits preyous the date OF this order
feAyb; Neither drafted men nor substitutes iuf
nshed before after DRAFT entitled 70 bounty nor
tho United States The fact Is 20 whether man Is
recruit entitled 10 bounty. drafted man OF saosH
tuts moi entitled 10 it, shall be noted on the enlsnen'
psn4Is and mus.erir ro,s. JANIS h. Fay,
Provost. shal.Genersl.
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agree iii the opinion chat unless Unforeseen
event, should arrest the steady progress OF The
Empire. it must very SOON occupy, III point oil
power. the very first place among the countries
of EurOpe
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Naming 81 the Steamer ~. Lesn -
GWerriiIas-Fsar Rebel Prisoners -

LousvMrI, Nv, Tuesday July ~ 1864.
The steamer ST. Louis, hence for Nashville,
laden with Government stores was burned YESTERDAY
BY gueIrillas At the Sailors Rest on the Cumberland
River.
-Four Rebel prisoners have been selected rom eus
military prison. TO be sent to M!tchensvie and Ctrn'
VILE to DO shot in retaliation Tor the mnrcer OF tss
Union men near these places.
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TERMS.
To Correspondents.

no notice can be taken OF Anonymous Commincst ion'
Whate,eris intended for insertion must DO authenticated
by the address Of the wtef-noi necessarily 0t
publication but Il guaranty ioT his good sil'
Az business letters for TINS ohce should be sddressedto INK
TKprsE," New-fork.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected Communication"
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Neip1lork daily Gribn,le
THURSDAY. JULY u. 1864.
The Tribune.

An the materials used in the publication of a
newspaper have largely advanced in price within hela e
months Trio white paper on which We pin, 1aH DAILY
TRIBUNE costs more than the ss Of the
printed sheet, every additional demand for the paper Is 20
much sdied loss. We therefore compelled advance the
price fth. paper which from aud after lufadsy July a.
win be foI single copy CgsTs o. whore de'eredin Tie
city by carriers III CENTS WEEK The mail SUBSCRIBERS
the Daily viii be charged 10 per Annnn ny ie'se
to our Terms it will be noticed that we make no ao''l'o
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