davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-13


"Justice, humanity, liberty and the public
welfare demand that immediate efforts be
made for u cessation Of Aoshlities, with a
view to m ultimate convention of all the
States OF other peaceable means, to the end
that 1t tbs earliest practicable msment peace
may b. restored on the basis Of the Federal
U11on Of the States
Nr. Judah F. Benjamin, the rebel Secretary
Of State, says:
"The separation Of the States IL an ae-
complained 1act," and that Mr.. Davis "has
no authority to receive proposals for nego-
natiens except bx vlf1s Of his office ~
a1ctdent r. Of On i'adepend7at Con3aderaep, and
to him. F1 @3'
~ wonder the Northern peaee-sneak e.
e,st,s,, - nt.on'sn are delighted with the "Demo-
:1nS.s % !, platform. They 1esy properly put
'o1A4 i-o oen1am1n's interpretation omit,
, 1864-09-13

yHes1L ArAsDoxKD Asn P1cxxp UP. tn. n,an.,.
Ra,lre LIS, fur athe .chsaasr FlIinx Gend shnns
snAee nsu eu1Ao, nldws1 haiwees Ihe Eop1h
crev. Tho 9avl knat vas hal sas - her dsy Hss Hs
m.tts II sal wero al asrle. sway duJtnT Ia.
Ie1tAeast kalt n. "a lsaoa Wltn c9al And hn.n5
from Cleveland for Hamilton. Sic ssonr1 so n.2sa
ia Tsreato. sna ef ,. .fthen ts shout ~ M
Bu1so Ias Cspt.1a Il ths vesssl ns1s III ss ,xsr.
he.s ihis mcrElnE Ths veasot a 1ained a. 9sor
Fl! amount 10 haRdksha aun, for thS bsnsnt -
uSe 18th. doSoz-
eEsAxE1s ArD Vus11a Amoxn-A f,nt,-r.~
shoo 1shsd tnis etsy '.,t e'1nE tro lbs norfs
.cseones EtAzllEhs ashors II ~ D. potpt shoA E9
slasancs abov. Part s,.n'ts Ths former 1eess III
Etsa5lsa vits.f IL slso Ashore Il xhss IL esiet =
r Ihsfs y a!so s1ope leg asn~fa ard wsil out ~
upper st6s Of Lsnk Point. Other vessels srs 7Ho
Nas repo'sad a'hote Along that cosat 0nish rn.~
seen fsm d1stsns tt1 t.. the saaes OF wrnh y
~ Yer Ira. sn5e"--n-'rrtta !. Yt1sef 1ntt AAta
, 1864-09-13

fIHU1CE N.'klH SIDE RESI-
~ DkNCR fer sxls 1t the uos af
Eho@ IA. Bryan
o. iafke. Housc hal4!oRs md csauoaasus srn.
''AAs4' " ss~es's s3s' 5E1se, Us sse- seset.atV
, 1864-09-13

- Msda3's Columbus Crisis calls the
Chissgo Convention "agreAt 5tn"-she aals
Of ths Democratic party 10 Jsf Davis,
through Belmont, age II Of the Rothchllds.
, 1864-09-13

B The Copperheld platform demands
IN immediate cessation of hostilities for the
purpose OF Afterwards holding Convention
Of The Etate5.
The Richmond Ditpatca of the 31st nit,
Rays:
*'Thcre can be no such thing IS treatine1or
peace until every hostile sol1ler snail be
Etna1a"n 5fsm our sol, and avery hostile
ship from our waters"
Arc the people willing to withdraw their
armies from all the territory now occupied
ID The South, End to raise ths blockade from
rebel ports, and after thst take thar chances
of eosxipg the rebels back into ths Union ,
Such Ii the copperhcad,plan thsy propose
ro other.
, 1864-09-13

At;GA-Io 11sll ruppiy Pricee n@mer III M5tbsp
baies o,da. havc ht-n na - II I.@17c = 6cz.
vifh = .et13E atma-d snss nonn. .qpply:
adTs.ec Of Is: Y 1T bsl "a prsv1aus qaatstions.
further sdvanco or 7sc aas hss1 made. NAcxxRat
-VeEJ am ala anch hanEsd. CoD71sH-In alncst
orr preselt a1statioot., No. Lars HaFr1sgs aIe
quoted komnal1. ths1s beng mons for tsw o1Je IL
se er1nly too l:nit+a III he asma d, tha relait of
which IL seen In tAstEcrtattnx ttnssg Of the msYfei
, 1864-09-13

~ Gen. Sherman has given public notice
thst no citizen will be allowed to so to At
lantA. No manufactures or trads are to DO
permitted there, and the whole city will b.
used for purely military purposea.
, 1864-09-13

In xshon 70 tha vary 1loersl tatsrest On HI na>.s
tor sh7ee years this pray1egs Of sonva:s,o. +, noI
wart4 shoak three scr cens. Ee1 snn3r ,or the sus
rert rata fer S7a aohds IA not lsss than 'xryspu
c1.r rRzx1cx md oefoEa tas Wax tho pssnlax ea
hx Dtr eact- q. T. ssccGa Vas twea:y Hsr s.nt
It will be ssen that ths Aesua peeds aa hit oso =,
present market rata, Il, act lsss taa1 ia per esss
Fsr A1xuEs
, 1864-09-13
NAVAL 6TORHs-1


8*ofH - -. = = :. -, =
cnm,srtisb IN tha market. tae resuis Of whtca IL
dsf''re OF &c p ~ on p1| T1ons 4uos4uol5. xAau4
O., 8 a1nt oe hid cowr ners - iew - nov quots.
Il kp OIL seslvx d. Aau. with a fcAaequsss rap
IL = s.l WAs!e. eeh,as 10 M ssnk o.. = s19p.
PREVIOUS epofstionI. wltcnsh N IN Ykry e4l rs-
rr,rf r. RrxtYt. With 4 ktFhuEa kan
, 1864-09-13

CO NM ARQIAL.

MONDAY EVENING. Sept. Il, 1874.
The receipts and shipments durin.. the uast
n hours WIRE u follows:
KECE1PTa Aap aHIPxndra RAar q nonx1
, 1864-09-13
The New York Copperhead Meeting
L1ploslok Of \ Calcium light.
IFYnm The n T,,h1,a Cav. q

Pursuant to public call, large meetfne O.
Copperheads, Peace Democrats, &c. con.
vened last evening at Union Square,
Jusr as the melting began to get In order.
large calcium Light near the stand In from;
Of the Ma'son Doree, exploded with loud
report, scattering its fragments In every di.
rtcti0n. Two women {for of such is 2 Con.
perheAd out door night meeting) we're knock
ed over, and several other persons we're eerI-
ouEly burt. The women were taken Away by
the police, and attended to by Dr.. j, G. Pc
ters, but subsequently removed to Bellevue
HoeLttA. One Of them, named Bridget o.
RouTke, residing at 431 West Sfxteenth
street, died before reaching the hospital: the
other Cne-name unknoWu-is thoflpht To h.
fatally wounded. ~ -"
George Ednonds and Charles Stanford
were slightly injured. They we're conyeYai
to the drugstore at the corner Of Broad 1a1
and Fourteenth street, and their Nonnis
dressed Nr, Robsrt Grant, the owner nf the
light, and his Eoa, were stunned by thn az.
plostop, but escaped with tlIght bruiges 4
large fragment OF iron, weighing abont ta1
pounds, was driven through the second stor1
OF tbs Maiaon Doree," into room vl,-rs
number OF persons we're sitting It table
fortunately injurinK no one Several Of th,,
windows Of tbs "MRieon Doree," and a.
joining buildings vera broken. Mr. Grant
states that the explosion Was caused by fba
leaking Of ths pipe Which led from the bnrn-
er to the gas chamber. Tbs chamber had
been filled with b, drogcn gas, and preyions
to its being filed with oxygen gas, lad been
pumped out, but not af1ectually. the two
gases thus mixing and escaping throueb The
ltxky tube caused tbs explosion.
, 1864-09-13

~0oROA3s3VNt1 1EOk11 Ge0tE1@.
TIE A1tulx'e0n, at Prisceton, in this State,
eays the Hen. John r. Bryant, of that city.
received letter from Vim. Cn1len Bryant.
his brother, in New York. on Monday last
announcing that ssa commissioner fran
GeorgiA has arrived, and has had . confer.
ence with the authorities ct Washington. He
comes from the Governor aud leading men of
that State, including Toonbs and Stephens
The proposals are sald to be not unreason.
ablc.''
This seenh to be confirmation Of the ru-
NOR nentiortd In the telegraph reports Of
Last week, and 1t is believed to bs trua
, 1864-09-13

4 word about Morrison asd c1ose. Jdon,t
know frcm whom the yillase wAs named. Il
Is not so old that the memory Of acme man
cannot recall it; In fact il very Youay
town, mere infant hardly out of It's swad.
ding clotbes; bnt eight years have passed
slice the hrrt house was built. and now it
1umbers nearly two thousand tnbshifants.
1t is bnsy thriving town-may it's SHADOW
neEer g-ow lees, md mny its Kind and hos.
pitsble people ever be the recipients Of Gods
choicest blessings ID the heartiess prayer Of
B0fr
, 1864-09-13
Special Advantages sf fthis Lo,n.

II II NATIONAL sAv110s BA1x. otr.r.n,
hiSher rats ofiasessa saaA aa1 other, aua IN E~
sKcuH'T1. A1J .ATft - tl1k Vhlcn psYs Ia a.,o..
itcrs L Q. 8. Mites. eonnuszs ih4t il IL psy,nrr
faa sess ci1eniattrr medium OF ia eoAasY, snA u
cAIHor psy IN snyth1ak b tar. fr IL sxn us,es
a1s ettha1 IN doEssRm n seeasidsa or in no,aa -
toads sA5 sbis u GoTazaaaas pApx.
, 1864-09-13

1t ahonld be understood that large pro-
portion Of the passengers yeas actual resi-
dents Of New Orleans, Natehez and Vtcks-
, 1864-09-13
H00FlAMD7S
GERMAN BITTERS

ara eoncs--<eted Ill ttose virtues which tsn6 II 49,
nola Asany Md N.ur ous uis- Unlike ,he vsne1a1sw
TUR3. hut @~A~
n PURE TONIC.
ssnFsse4 entirely sf Vegetable subHsess.
, 1864-09-13

! Vk2ACA6V DAILY u &ARKET.
~ tass' y Grs.n n ss'or<a e :" nv r.ars<t f.rs,
ssae11st.< stas4: Foar I; I'D xslissrsl si<s ui*
ekassssise st&tsd. - '''''s'
keroAr H.,z1zs, Sept. II, ,sa.
6s 10 sn1S4to-5sbq r1i: pa. Ri
S.1s1 a. VIZ ne c'5s F. q 7as sesr viii
90. "L41s ~ Ri "rzzsRz+zr~s 70 s.Asss
f.: . ne; ~ 1*s4!.f: :; z: ..s e;
Fios- t. fs.t1s1:, 1.s ssrais ... s.,....." Ly9
f!:ar = B-,ts:. - ssres -. ill.,. itta
=, -, Eesrta CAs r,or,
s'':;, .'.n N ~ \ e
- t:s e:a = I.f: 5s Z: Z:
!: Eisss.esis. ii! ;:.::::. Is
FLoUK. k,e.i,ed t::di:;;.. sssp ori.; .l,pysds IL
au:t II 8 R1p ass1a S
css5s." .Da = ~ sral1o AxTx.s-to 5ts
as r. =: ;sa
:sfs1s =. {. g. sPhso sura.'s-sss
H. .s:;ss t;sss,S "a ps s,.t
=, ssie is, "f.i 81, :. HI;
Narir X sTo.s ba 70 s,r,as 1t r!ts !, ssK!
spss: ~ s. sss IT, IA r S93 s.
Do 1t 81 sax sta hu 1t s1.s1 6u 90 n Ii oE
16ff1 hu IT fl.5l 2,Np b1 1t 51Q X Il eot n
oat 81 70; II ~ ha II $3.50 b1 a. i;
2otss bu d II ~ bu REJECTED sprta] Il Fl AZ
~ ou 20 a. q g.; ~ ~ % q !la,. iAe narSsf
4i.9+41.Y tsr NO Fed. A~
ri :iss,iss sa Bsst1v,c sad;, =, 81 b.. ..tpD.
e ss1 ,rse y. - Se,. = Ia
t0fk0 IN No corn It ii Bt - "a do T. II 70.
RIVER AID CANAL EoKs-4.aH tn chutcc NJ? ~
4s1aao.t; l0.5.e - - 7at $l.slH zneat; $50 bu
xtt ciossg auatrt 81 70 for No tvrn IN s;vTo >1"
DATS-E.ct!vsd t,-d&y. 1850 hnshsls SHIPPED
81, 3. by. Aasf.t about lc toser. asics to-day
Hels;.o4Is II s,o1z-:2rtobu 10 oaM IN iots 4
3Gt0 bu Go \. Csc OF bu Rej4ttso On 1t 5lks-ih.
.HYE-R.eeir.d to-day, Is at bu; shipped, no.s.
sIssE-4ss ba No Rye At5 :3h: 40 sa 20 u u IL
3+sta bu R5s 1T 4i.7sX: 4Gs d. u lts1 hn
Tbs .rkst elassug quiet q: sl.sl for No
HAHLNx-Resetvta to-day, 1870 bu. sb,nn,t
NONE NAkss ann SAD :&.4 1oxsr. tsiea ts.daT
Wsle: 9A.L1T II sroRs 7,sto b1 No ! B1fi,y Il
3l.ss 'eo bu 90 1t xl-st -91 b1 krIected il s.itv
51.1s-s]eslrE Gull II y or Me- -
ALC0HnA EoHnAl Il s.. 3o45.E. pe- za1lnn
bDTTEK-Kec.iFA1 tod d.y, Iii: shinnad.
lb, u=r. c; quiet. Ne Quito: 'peo'
Prime Dairy IN ctt chs 1ups ,........ saea.,e
Sa!inisk nutser, Ia 23iss
salt, ts-as1: Is fii;na good a. &c: assss
0ANOn la5stN-Rrcelott Nxht and marrst
He. Sales. 4 t. t.-fya II S-h NJ
, 1864-09-13

fE The wounded officers and soldiers at
the Annapolis Hospital, representing two
hundred and htty different regiments, took
vote for President On Friday last, with the
following result:
Lincoln and johnson ee7
, 1864-09-13
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or

| FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
First 9al1oaal Bank Of St. Louis, No.
Second dat1snal Eank Of St, Louis h.
Third aatitnsl Eaak Of st. Louis, IL.
Fourth Hatiana1 Eank Of 1t. Loal,. us*
And o1 Ill National B&nks which ars dsso&fs.rtas aa
pnblis money, aud
ALL Ex3PECrABL8 RANK8 AND BAyKRx4
throughout ths County Hill siys further tpfoems.
ter ana
AFFORD EvR8T FACILITY 10 sUB.cRlRxnz.
RetQ.sI7rd&x
II z AL AND REFLECT:
1t asa oeaa fpcns HHo tnansMestu rhs ataset IT
phGAAtafoptass 10 IND loEs remedy for tas III 4
hft. and scle1aHc B1M tss for ages explored syez1
aTsrae E ef4ae to discover sss hidden seurst hax
bs.n, he|sTe<, seaarsea fer modern sstsaes to ,za
setefs tho Woe.e he E.sst destroyer It <assnaa
Ed T.
, 1864-09-13

FLOUR AND GRAIN IN sT0R1 In CHICAGO
Tie following tabls stows the amount OF dour
End grain in store In Chicago on thu 10th inst.
and also tor the corresponding period of last
, 1864-09-13

81 Ws take from The IoufsVi1lo JoYTna!
the folloHfn items Of information:
For President, George B. Mcclellan; for
vice President, Geo. H. Pcndleton.
RY ORDER OF THE COUNTY
Court Of Duitt, will, On tha 18th d4y Of ssp-
te*beI iE4t as aheEtn Of esid county. eeu, TO the
highest bic eer the Court Houta door Ia Shepherds
T,e sa credls Of II months, with Interest," the fol-
MATT. about 81 1sar1 old. Of dark color. fest 10
inches high
This pufshsser viii b required to rive bcu2 with
tecnrity the bo3d have she foroe and s6.ot OF
pleFtn bc14. II. PHILIPS, s. 3. C.
, 1864-09-13

LIIlEG3ST4NGH.
As this WAS emphatically peace esther,ny.
Nr. David Aaron, residing In Oak street. Ws.
shot In ths thigh By an unknown man. Ehn
made hia escape. h Has conveyed tn ths
New York Hospital, where hia Touna was
pronounce q serious ors. ."
TIE POLITICAL FART or IT.
There Was large and fairly enthusiastic
gath. ring Ut the Square, called upon to r.t,fs
the Chicago nominations. VERY natnr.,igy g
there Tas an uncomfortable chill over the
sfona. Mhe1, At late hour, they found that
the nominations, and no ene could az hT
authority whether they would. HoEe,xey! ~!
the affair, subsequent to the killing Of a ron,
pie OF *oaen, went OF quite cheetfnllT.
, 1864-09-13

ARRIVED. Sent n
fep oss1ns w. n.fss s1n.st'
FIs1 e aoHsG Amesic;, p1yts ox4en,bnrx, sundttss
P':D saa.
fEes Ban4l.. Y NcK.e. Doraio. anaariss.
fss o.s HoW1: BaaIo. So = ifon = saPes Ps.6
P:P sI:saI'l: ie n:;3 3T'fs,s, f4
BaFs Wissi.! sun'T.a%, % hu9a " ". IS ior. eo.,
nsrf kae':si kkat:ae,sf K9af Gls,s AZ ~ se
IT., H,,t Far,.s F::E.:aid cleyelsnd iona ,al.
cosi. kAae''ea' paacaa'ea. CLEVELAND, 4os tcna
his s''f 81: FIJI; oi 50 ssn. so
ns,s ns hnasy. Co,rs. 0cont.', - u .nnb-r
BE'E BBFF f,s1!a fs1 a,:ds. asn,fj a.
BE bst! G4s:u GSs, a. g., II 9s ,.iS
Brss BBfs H.is;s, G..l1e2 osonss iumee1.
F!z b;s =: ~ L e.: g !, coal
81: g.: (; aiG E14s: q
scar GomnosrAau, tonna1s Grand H4vsa, liz m
sebr atsksel Jchns<n. Grand Haven, 10 m 1umner
schr Anerlc. iaasaut1. Grand HsTes. ss cds nt,i;.
ssDs lou,a q Ann carsen. nhlss K1e Il N lanosf %
se1f Gl,:p. Grtan, Ttlr. Pier. 70 cd. wood.
eens 1n'se Bella. DAT1cssn. Aeaon ones, Is N 1um-
sshF hs 3scesf au'tsgon scom shingles, 70
sehr sehr J.pnsb.l T.sedy. sheaoysan. 7s eds wood
ssh1 in:"i H'kx'e. Gseex b. .l;a n lumber.
scsI ~ M; S1l.h ru.t.ron. s. N ,umosr.
p-r 3,n = ,.iS LaTel'n'. Two Rivers. Is lam
s:hr Tss1els-: oEess. Stony cr+s&. I, N lunbs,.
Fiji iS 1iaSse! L. !an'e,'
sshr sshs i; iAa,f'en Lib M.nistee, I'D q lam>sr
sehr u fsea ads@: F:atfs.s F.na e. 81 4 Moos
eshs S.aE Ed'ravan. Fief'on. Green Bay. lis iasu
Gcnr !. s1ow. E,.te, Grad rrsverse, ~ m lumbar
, 1864-09-13

naIas a " "d. n'1e.1sather ms. Is the appropriate
c,nhs % ~" proposed for the Denocratic
, 1864-09-13

A6R A"fN' "sSA@8 k4AA$ IEuhfkB LQA4
there Il not man who did not feel th2t Nc.
Clsllan's chances were dininiah.d By tho
Elsd tidirgs from Atlanta; nor auy one who
does not know that II Sherman had been de-
tented, the friends Of the Chicago candidate
Fould have felt sufsr Of his SUCCESS. Whsn
people as1emnlJ resolve, IS the party which
has nominated Gen. Mcclellan did at Chic.-
CO. that "the experiment of war'' to main
tain the Government and restore the Union
Is "failure," how can they be glad to hesr
OF agreat and Vital victory which bellies their
theory? No unconditional Union man cou,d
hare asked mora significant commentary
unon the true ehhractsr Of the Chicago move
meHt. For suppose the prsAt Mcclellan mt
1ncatfon meeting had taken plase up tho
Saturday the news Of Shermna's glorious viz
ttEJ vas received, how ike soaking starm
1tWou]d hlve tAllsn upon an assembly Hhose
CARDINAL principle Is "denand that inmcdi-
A1c enofts e, De nade for cessation of hostflf-
t!a ..ss sherman has done mors, In his cap
tute o. Atlanta, Tor cessation OF hostfl!tics
Imam pallandtgham and his Convention could
90 IN twelve months Of abuse Of tho Admtu-
istratioa and Of tie war.
.,H INC American people Mere craven; II
IneI were so utterly huu1illAted and prostra-
1ea that they could hear of the succe 81 Of our
u4e vn!y WIN hD1ecl regret; II they were
rsailJ willing to surrender the victory OF
their Government and laws In the hour Of It's
spproaching triumph; II they truly though.
that Il the men who maraged the Convention
~ chicago were more sincerely patriotic
lnan Grant and Sherman, than Farragut,
Granger, and Sheridan, then We too could
slm95t be Eorry for the glorious news; for 1t
eonld he cfear that such q people vera not
Worth Saving, aud that the lie OF every do
1oted soldier who had fallen was wasted In
re cause Of those Hho were too contsmpti- |
01e to reepact themRelTex
, 1864-09-13
Iancolu'a ma]outy..

~ 4 vote Was taken few days since on
the steamer Saratoga, from New Orleans to
Cairo. We are indebted to Col. Malmberr.
of the 55th for the result:
Fremont. N
McC!elan' .........~.-......-....... ..-..., 4t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20
Ysussia.

Tfousaed from the Journal Of st. Peer'brrf Of Aug I'D
Thursday last, Rcar-Admiral Lcssoaski, by com
mand of the Emperor, and accompanied by the OIL
GERS OF the Russian squadron lately in America,
made visit-by previous appontmcnt-to the lie
CATION of the United STATES ~ st. Petersburg, for
the purpose Of exprcssiAs 80 the Minister OF that
power their cordial thanks for tic unprecedented
inequalities shown them during their solourn IN
that country. Tho visit rendered still more IN
tcres.ing By IN appropriate address uttered by
Coutc Admiral Greig, Chief of the Stat OF His In
pcrial Highucss, the General Admiral, Grand Duke
Constantine, on presenting tho gallant Roar-Ad-
mirai and his officers
This speech was followed By an excellent hliocu-
ton in English, from RearAdmirl Lessoi'ski, ey-
pressivc of bis Acknowledgements, and those Of his
officers end all tto meI under his command, foT
the distinguished marks # friendship with Whicn
they were honcred durilg the whole time they were
stationed in America His Excelloncy, tho Minis
ter. replied in terms Of the werrncst admiration ol
His Imperial Majesty, and Of consideration for the
brave and genilemanly officers present. and further
more gave utteranco 10 his desirc aud conviction
fhet no other rvalres were ever possible between
tho two countries, than such are based upon the
wish 10 surpass one another in tho performance OF
reciprocal benefits.
This courteous interview was terminated by some
cloruont romnrks, pronounced in tho French Ian
gnagc, b. Mr Bcrgh, Secretary Of Legation, and
the parties separated, mutually sratihed with the
friendly reunion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20

TIE CArTUKE OF TIE sTgAMEI FAwE.-This
captured on Dismal Swamp Canal on
Friday, the 9TH instant, by party Of twenty
gncrriilas Further details have reached US
by Major jenny aad Senator Juliand, two Of the
captured in this city. Al the time OF the capture,
tie Fawn hal arrived within sight Of tho Currituck
bridge, or her trip fom Norfolk. The sucETi.as
surprised tho vessel about pm. They were com
mandcd by Captain J. b. Hopkins, formerly pilot
OF The Rebel ran Albemare. Nearly 100 shots were
fred ~ the dciens,less patty board the steamer
by the wrctchos in ambush, resulting in the killing
Of one person and the wouadng OF eight Others two
MORALLY. Twenty persons were gu board OF
the steamer, among whom were: Liout.-Co Bing'
ham, 18th Cornccucu: Volunteers, recently reliev-
ed from Libby Prison, and about To return 10 duty;
Major l.. :. Jenny, ID Nry-Acrk ARTILLERY. and
pioyosi Judge az Ncwhcgn, NC; Major Charles c.
Groves, lft North Ca-olina Volunteers; Lieut.
Wilson. lO3d PcunSy wanna; Capt. Hitchcock. Bat
terry c. ID Ncw-Yorl Volunteers; the Hon. Frederick
Juliand of Green, Chenang0 County, NY, and
a nj. 'ubor of the state senate Fifteen men on the
I'D Mas saohLse.ts Noiau1eeIS were also on board,
or ;hcs way % rejoin tloir regiment, and tEo de-
sertcrs from tac rebel army. Tho balance Welc
hands or color persons employed on the boat To
stop the further los of lie tle vessel surrendered
md Immediately Thereafter Gil The passengers were
ordered ashore. Tho baggage If Che Passengers and
Two snail mail bags were rh,d, aid the weasel then
SIT ire. Several mail tigs in the lower hold wero
not discovered, one % them from Boston, and "om-
tlinSg 5000 .ailors, las since been recovered . VA
the wrock Aftcr securing thci; plandcr the brig
ands marched their captyes 10 Elizabeth CITY,
arriving IN ne on the morning OF the 10Th instant.
The wounded, two OF whom Wcrc blacks. were re-
noriec.sly jotsd over the corduroy roads along the
rouo IN carts. Bgcak asl Was alleged The prisoners
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Gnpin's majority. 2S5i Mariss majority. Az.

CANE rICrURss.-Messrs J. j.. Tllton &rCo
of Boston have published sac-similios Of two of
Blackett's pictures Of game ard fish, so delicate
and true in color, and so excellent in finish az
hardly TO be distinguished from The originals They
have, We understand, attracted a good deal of a.
tention in Boston, where, as yct. they have only
been exhibited, and where they arc much sought
after as appropriate dinng-room pictures. Blackctt
i, well known for his works of tbs character; and
the choice of familiar AmIcan birds aud fish. 70,
reproduction ~ the method used b. the MESH.
Triton, was 4 very happy one, aad haze 10 be popu-
lar, even we're they loss worthy 40 works Of ant
They will, we suppose be for sale N this city Ia
due season. bui as YET %, publishers have found it
di1icuIt ~ meet TIC dvJ'G.d III EcsiCl.
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aricrnal Eersnne.

OFFICE OF :, r.nYAL R.v~ rr2 -Ixrr CoLLgcrios D,s
TRIO. OF ok. 40 i3t Wes HtAsi.
A NNUAL TAN NDllCE.-NotIcel is hereby
"a rivcn Arnrtl lit Tixes iess.3 in this Co
l,c oa District, year ba.iriiav May 1874 has been
received rom be- Asre.r md la q dies t,es ED n:
u @rrc FED i.c. and peva'e Win
attend pT.ona y, by oe.n,y- 20 cr. corner OF "a b.
stisat aui evrfur the New oTX Comfy Bank
daily lex es o sunGsy from Toe hereof until and ia.
ending rdaes1v h. st dy Of gteEbcr instant, ifoH
sof q 10 OspcE .. q r'cfiys TIE .ai1e.
The Ixe8 inciuJsd ihr upfesid l. Pa.e, Car
rissss Ntrht- billiard Fables Lucnses Incomes zoe
M wear 1853.
All person VI ,ha ne-crt pay The DIRE by them
rcsreciy " oniink O. the - 1'os al within tfe tire
herc:L .e iued will u the exp. aoa tnTeo become liable
10 rsv Ten PER GEM Additional upon Tia aroint
tereof cxrere tine .1 Incomes wnicn vii o. tbe 70
addition OF bit I'VE PEI cru'. WILLIAM Oi.tos,
Co.e or. Six D.sTct, New lo.x.
NV y OK September TO- 1914.
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xpw.vopK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1864

and uvanwihns secrps any eoHees'ion even those
who prayed ior money. From eol authority ssse "a,
t safe article bold (uowishs snd'na ne
lie Gold and E1chsng stocks IN 1anuia "sls
hand. se not I-rse We as q I,,0l Ms. Domestic
asrces al N for Sa1ony aeyes srD % Tor one
.sf TO fail blood and Native neeee., Sof, or snpesne
Pnsd ,nd 7yprc for No LIDO fonign dssciipion' are
du and rssrr aud the market ~ uDstred by the ne io,
h, Gold rnl Exchange aud - holders Opposed 70 ng
nil 10 dc ia order ais small saes Of Cape at - 10
zoe. and Smyrna G7e. unwsshed, and t'@''e iof
washed
& WHIsKy-The ma5ket opened firm bnt closes heavy;
aes Of bills at 81 o.. % fr State; and s. dltG . ~
for Western 600
WHALE BONE l. qet. and prc,s nominal at isd2Nc
WHALEFOOTS are inactive AID in tie absence OF sales
re n,lnal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20
q corresponding time last year:


Tie anthracite coal tannnee tho past week II quite
heavy that Of the Reading Railroad. the larges, we
think OF the season. The weekly tunnegc by al tie
principal lines amounts Ia 25a $50 tuns. making an og
grcgnto r the year thns far Of 72eo7 Hns, against
6533 10 tens for the corresponding time last year
showing an increase Of 7iG99 thus. The stock OF coal
is occumlatlng. Consumers are prudeat and pVy
splrnf,y. and The tendency OF prices Is down1aSd.
TIE annual meeting OF the Boston and Maine
Railroad was held on the i4;l inst. During The three
svhs closing August 3st. the rece pts OF the road
e.sis end the expenses s207. ta,-showins an
excess IL rccopts expenditures OF slfn.Bd. or
about three ard a-hal! per cent. on the stock.
RAILWAY EAEgrds FOR THE SECOND WIKI II
gEpTtfrIg-