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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02


with names of builders, 40:
MANA WHARF, brILDiN8. BUILDERS. erLispyrs
Durdcrberg. New-York. W. H. Webb l6Urt3
Idaho. hsw-AOrk, Henry Steers 3lsg6
Franklin Portsmouth Navy Yard 6s,42
WhmpanoaR, New ork Navy Yard, loCx4e
Neshamiuy. Hhiladelphis. Navy Yard IUOx4s
Ammenoos1e, Boston, Navy Yard. looks
hada~sska, New York, Navy Yard lQOxis
Iompihoosac, Bostou. Navy Yard, lO9rsS
Chattanooga. PHILADELPHIA VIM Crapn A Soma esI!2
We have already published como OF tie salient points
Of few 81 these vessels relating to the formidable Dan
der9erY, or Thunder Mountain. the wampanofg and
the Madaw@ka. Tbs only of tbc batch aunched 10
the Ammonoosuc at Boston The Franklin MA con-.
menctd some years ago at Portsmouth, but the original
dei IN vi making her ue baltic chip uo being
RED ont. shs s now TO be turned into -igcte. Tie
machinery VI the Chattanooga Is being built by the
company that built tie machinery OF the present New
lronsies, and sie VIII Of he very fist These
vessels wiz snpass any vessels Of the class the
III speed aud power Their armament will CONSIST VI from
ten 10 fifteen heavy guns and they will sail from fifteen
~ sixteen knos hour No yssssl OF .his cass n The
Freach or English nayes Will equal thom IN gpsedI and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

COLLISION The Steamer Vanderbilt on We'd
nesGny during her voyage from New York TO Troy aud
vi en- nntr IiVcl. into collision with schooner
laden with mat carrying away her pitt and part
II her bow. Tho VaLderbilts steam waito pipe was
br.lrn ard one iva ladies scalded by tie
cauing stsan. The schooner vas run ashore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

GAS Fixtures Wholesale and retail in new
syes aud In esi variety 81 the manuiacto No is Broons
~ set, petJ iJosdysy. NJ Ia a"r-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
Nvv srr. Msmp.-Tho new steamship suwo

NADIA has been sdded to the line Of tbs New York Hail
steashp Company and win sail on the 10Th inst Tor
Nev.orlcaus running in connection with tho Morning
ster. Evening STAR aud Guiding star Her passenger
accommodation. are commodous end elegant; her 'un
mage. 100 Custom House measurements Upon ler re-
cent TRIAL trip she made seventeen aid coe hall piies an
hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. - Patrick Hennessy
while cnrclessIy handling psto at The corner Of Car
hsie and Green streets. on wednesday evtning
discharged IT, Tie bail entering The body IF Thoina
Ryan lie was conveyed 10 the New York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
LoRp LYOSs' LETTEk.
WASHINGTON. July u 1854.

"SIR: With reference 10 your note OF the
2ith May last and TO MY answer o. the 9th nft con-
cerning resout'ons passed By The Chamber OF Com
uerce II New.York With respect W The affair Of the
Chesapeake | am directed b. her Mpicsy's Principal
Secretary Ct State for Foreign fair, 20 ;Rorm yon
iran nited 10 The Colonial Dcpar uort with = request
that the resolution, In sctnow ent u the pr,ceed
iags of tue magistrate xlo had charge u rae Chcfn-
D. axe may b. cor INUNDATED TO hin. Her Msi sty's
Stcr~sry Of State hss cBsed o. be transmit.
ted sir seInu.l GUARD copy of the rcsinion on
the subject q the assistance rendered W ssrs n
unrd 4 Company's agency ut Hsiiiax 70 the United
States sb!p lila aud A1nn.
Il have the houoE ~ bs your mos! obedient servant
LYoSA
ITO the Hon. w. IL Seward. &C."
Aftcr uansactng soms routine business tho
Chamber then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
STEALING OK snrPBoARD.-Detective Tieman

on Thur sdny arrested John III. Hayden second mate
and Samuel VI. Thompson steward VI The slip Francis
A. Palmer. lying st Brooklyn. on tho compliant Of Ben
jamin g. UnuDing. consRree o. The ship, who
the 10 Of stealing from the ossc fur bags Of valued
Of fg0 one barfe OF sugar ye!sed at 800 and bar
rel Of tour valued "a; $40 tho property ~ james N.
ter Crowley No 365 Chcrryst. He also arrested.
Justice Hogan committed the accused In d.,eut Of
81, CuO bah each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

Tho Joint Board Of Aldermen aud Supervisors met
last evening at the OF tie Board ci Supervisors In
the New Court lOese 10 take sDe action III reference
" obtaining reduce a Of the quote 81 Afrgs Solhiy
tain credit for the number " enlisted In he novy
from Kings County pror to lsG4. bsyor Wood presi'
ded and aer coialcefable discn'sqn en- the 'nsief
reso,uton was adopt, appointing Mayor Wood. Alder.
man Tallmadge aud Supervisor Lr,Ske conn tire W
50 Washington eIaeyor to obtain postponsment
~ The draft. '-t't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

THE RESULT or A DRUNKEN Row-Francis
Lee ard Patrick Mcsii. last evening. went into the
H. unr store oi John McMHhon on West 1851 street
six;h avenue and drank thc-c. On coming ont they
onarreled ard Lee knocked Mctiili down and robbed
lin of silyer watch valued II s.0 and eg III bills.
Lee arrested aud committed BY justice in default Of
Of ii, 800 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

SHOpIIFTBR : & 2srED.-Ann McFadden was
Yesterday coinlsitteo =. Justice Lcdwit charge II
stoniing fifteen yards u checked clothing. valued
t1o. from TIE store 81 Mcssrs. CLARK Bs.. in IVES,
Twelfth street Shs was discovered in tho act o: sccre
tug tic goods. and lhoy were recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-sproiiL TIM gopt l.
Before Judge CAsDoaA
.t % DECISIONS.
Sylvester agt. Hsllgarten, &c.-Motion de-.
MED, vthoat pr.!udico TO renewal g. costa TO abide
event Of quit See papers
German agt DUFF RECOVER granted. Fec mem.
Spain act Landman. -Silofsty art. Kennedy.
pepers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

TotAls...LU7J sosA oI o. sew ',tIt 70sS
ToIIL OLD ixD EEw.-Cty hvs' - L-si l'oeth' 81,
tn. a.ie last yrst, cay Pra.. az, noah
-; tbi, date ss, yesI Repealed Mess w l.'' H., n
~ li III. lsr la. yss Tstl. ssscied Chfo do TO- "a
is, month I.sts. ta' ds. is year go E,L o,d nee,
49, last mouth @5i thi, date Ast ,rsr 49, Rouse fsss
siI lad month 20 this dss las, ye,I 80. h'is's
Prime las lson \. tls date last yver. ~ ohsf h'
f,r as last mouth Ia; ths date ass yev 1875 1o'
Prime M-ss ~ s,t mouth sGs. Thu, ds's lat ye.i 80
Couury h.ess CO.; iAs mouth 2Sl7 ts dale tii faf
t6Ib. Country Prime 20 last nionth ls' tl sste at
y-sr el7. UAin spestsd tea last I1pA,- tAs e-s
at yer- Urinsgectsd bbis oS' lat norsh y. 3;
nis ass. lsst y.sr. Jo TVtis-,!' ar lat n"uta "''
lis Date lat ye.f SIS. =,
FrlrUEiUm-h currency quiet, ~ prices are "tsdy
Gale, Sic. for Crude ac fer kehsed IN eesd Ande '''
do. fire.. -
RCE-rric-s nominu'y unchanged no s's' reported
10 Gecb hhnd. Sept /. 81 to bag cleaned a'id
bagr, eAn.d ks,, inds 'snt'' l.ts e's zane "
last year. , ..,..-,
sEYDS-Cioyer se,d "a In moderate demand al ni61lt
Timothy tf aud fs, sctive. eass 10 bsks 81 b.. ~
bush.
sDGARSRsw Su hsvs not b~ep very sctvs bot VI
the Improvement Ia god prlces sIshgcr aud - 10 n"
feneSaly uisbotd tr sT istibs ess~ OF LEO ALSs,
chiefly Cubs bu, including 'omo ers hike
st 90 20; also a. boxes fisv sn. al 81 20
Ixr sEyf ].
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
FRI IN PRISog-srREn-EaTly on Thurs

FiRR IN PRISCE-STRAH-EaTIy on thurs
dry morning afre broke out in the bedroom OF Bernard
Duffy on the third hootof No lis frinces,fect. Tic
clothing and III, ntore Of Dny were completely destroy
ed. L0ss about t75. No insurance. The ist foor
end b seferr occupied by Anthony BOre, harness
maker His stock is slightly damaged by water. The
building IL owned by David Banks law Siationes Loss
about $500. Injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
fAdvertisemsnt
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,

TENTH NATIONAL BAkK,
no 2fu broadway,
.. FISCAL AGENT OF IBR UNITED SThrEs,
WIN receive proposals for the Six PER ct. BONDS op
1881 interest ia Coin Bids 70 be opened on ths vih
inst. Deposit required Of two per cent There
Bonds vii! 10 delivered without delay
TEs.FoRTY FIVE PER CENT. BosDs Interest and
principal payable in Coin
SEVEN isp THREB- TENNIS TREASURY NoTEs payable
three years from August l5th interest temi annually
,,"n INTO Fiye.Tyentr Sir per cent. Bonds.
Conmissiol pen oent allowed oil buyers OF Ten
Forty Bonds and Seven Three Tenths Tresiury NoteA
D. L. Ross. President
JOIN II. SToUT, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
The steamship
e23s,7i6 In speois
oscar Yesterday took >ut
The follow

The follow ing comparison shows The receipts
and exports Of breads ~ and provisions at tho port OF
Sew'f" A, for The eight faoDths ending August 81;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
Naval Movements.

1Hy NEW FLEET or FAST UNITED STATES YReArss
Tire following is correct list of the new fast
feet Of United states frgates now building together
nth names of bu. ldefs. 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

The steamship North Star will sail for Aspin
wall 90 Saturday under convoy o. United stat'' gun
ltat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
me.,.n. Of ,be Chumber Of Commerce.

The regular monthly meeting OF tho Chamber OF
Commerce was held yesterday 5ftg moon, President
Low in the chair. Their wes fair attendance OF
the members.
The committee appointed to prepare reception
for Capt. Winslow, and TO resent hin. with teetl-
mon;af, asked time for fu. thor arrangements. A
letter was received from Jas. Hector, esq., U. y.
Consul at Flushing, Holland, in regard TO the scr
vices performed flr American shipping BY Capt.
Winslow, while cruising In the British Channel,
and recommending movement IN favor ~ The on
GERS and crew, aud Suggesting that the hanne In
sl.Tanee Companies should inangu.ste it.
A letter wac received from Judge NaTyin, IN
which no stated that tho National tBritishI Associ
alton for the Promotion Of Social Sciences would
hold ia next meetingas YORK, England on 'ne ]c'h
9th AID 18th Of Sci TENDER, when it wa hoped that
delegates from ali Chambers Of Commerce would be
present. On the motion of Mr.. Opiyse Judge mar
van vas elected TO present the New-lorK CLani-
Der Ut the meeting oil the Association.
A communication was received from Gov. Sey
mour enclosing copy ofhis letter to The Secretary
OF War, and after new remarks from MIR. OpdyEe
tie Secretary wgs directed 10 acknowledge tie GOV
errors letter and place il the Ge. Mr.. Chitten
den was then reelected member Of the Comuitte,
of Arbitration and the portrait vi MIR. Pelatsl
Psrt, late President ot the Chamber having beer
received and ordered 20 be on exhibition iurng mex
week. The following letters were read:
| "DIpARTrHyI OF STATE,
| NAsnnGIog, July ~. 1864.
" Joln kKsffs Ssvsas ssg.. Sseretary CHAMBER q Com
"Sr: With reference to your letter OF thu
18th Of May urt eacosng copy Of resolutions passe.
by the Chamber Of Corucrce, the 9Th ~ tue san'
month relative e. the aiir of the Chesapeake. nov
TO you for the iniOrGEI OF Iet Doay cop,
-. of the i2ih instant from Lord Lyons on tbs
same subject. 1 remain.
IoCT uDedient servant,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
"Cu.py.p-The Dagton Journal states that

"IHAPF. - Nt DtyIUH '""I""s S'''O" '''
Fernando Wood. In fine frcnsy. during Ills speech
made -eoeny in thst city said that II by oiierns up
his lie no could stop tue bsoshed that II TO" allc'ing
the c1untry, no woad ehcerfly ~ An a2Pr ciasve
I,ishmsu in tie croyd earnestly responled-"h v I'D
be damned ehape."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
The New-Orleans Pieayuss Of August 2


There vas some faquiry for cotton but the article
not being available. the transactions for the oay nav.
b.sD yely ueaccg. There ooiy one or TWO paroth
q the staple in frat hands for sale; possibly PdItos
Who have been Purchasing viii eel Out az Rood rvtnu
alyapcs IRON tho decline in freighs to New YORK oy
soan bips IL is conclusive tie supply of caIion Tor
Shipment is exhausted. abe steaH or " leave to-hof
row has accepted II cent per pound freight whlcn ls
abous as low as airy time for the last we've nonio
In other produce there have been movements; snrar
rs scafoe and Western products VIII leave no msrbD
Tor shipment 70 New-HOrs.
The most important feature in financial circles was
the VI General Orders No. Up emantDs
fro,a headquarters Department OF the Gulf ss VIII up
pear elsewhere. An order Of this import hnd been e4
reeted for some time By shose who have daily wae.e'
the course nf tie currency market. IL has been ne
enrnty INITIATED to bank presidents and ma dators
that any discriUnstion In regard t. their ISSUES su
a the Treasury legal lenders should be avoided, thousi
AZ The saIne time the discrimination esa oherch.t
were entirely beyond their control, nc dealers ana
brokers IN bank notes consider II their lcRtnte bus
try and sell p6LK issues tne shne ne oleE o"n
moeities =,
y The exchange market wes under good supplyi Thu
offerings chiefly composed or i've, ten, hnccn ant
y twenty DAYS syht drafs on New-forf and Boston
transactions $4,000 AZ one days sight on bosto
y ut par 10000 i've days sight Newly oTk al PIT
~ MUM Other sales commercial bills In small SUMS
II sight from par to and premium.
vi (O1ToN Holders still stringent In thei
preteusious to-day. bat there very little Offering
20 tao only sales reported were 20 bales strci ordnar
-, pt the sdv of 81 Ga ard 10 bales yrsttrts!
IA, business hours chasing good ordinary but most
~ re-packed and reboxcd at o. ia At the close negs
y tiation was pending ior about 80 oaies.
q The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad earne
a for the week ending August o. s5ss g. for I'll, COZ
q responding week in 1861 g. 2os ~ giving An inorsas
Of g. GlO 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

BoAnp OF ExCIsz. = The Board met on
Tharaiay boon after sdourDEons of siA weeks snd
granted forty licenses-
There remsin but fourteen sessions more 70 DC mel
before the ffy Day, allowed BY law sha1 have expired
Tia Ioarl meet again at nom this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
The Boston Epening Tr Gpslsr Of yssterda,

The eupply Of money stu continues larger thar the
dsmspd and all borrowers in good standing art able 10
t their supplies ron tire u nss Ut per cent interest
Pine oiisrines Of oomIercir paper are quite lEned
bu there ~ doing Ia loans CT pledges oil STOCKS
there Is cons ant demand for tie funded securities o.
tie Government and FOR aost os the other DIVIDEND
having Investments hat little or nothing Is dong a'
ssen in tile way Of scs speculation In fanc! stocks
and bonus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
rossMKROsAL mATTEhs.
49, s,seL K.cs.sge-SErr. !.
.-.SYPr. ].

/, ly1 100 Atlantic Mai , : nh nj, 1874
u "a N.vY ora CeDtIsl Mn '11
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

strsnsrs-Liber,y, Saxon.
Sblps--Escort, Live Oak, Arcole.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

Al The tesldencA ii n. Jantsa Ropei,. On the
ga last, Mn MARY II kOPna, IN her 1oin year,
widow OF the late Benz Roper, of Charles ci'v co.
Va,
Her friends and acguaintances are requested -
attend her flloayal this twondsy) morning. from
Leigh street Bnptist church, At II O'CLOCK WITHOUT
fav,hey notice.
On the .2d tust. At weldon, N g, In the 2lst
wear of his age Of wounds received Ut the battle OF
P,ymuuth, Private DELAWARS McMlNN, Gu u,
LET Va Infantry. ,.
Ills Gsncral win take place from his fathers resi-
dence on Broad street. Church tilll. this (MOnday)
mnrnlue Mt 10 O'Clock Ills friends and those Oi
,hn fam Nv are invited 10 attend without further
notice.
On Saturday, 23i inst, CORA ANDERSON, rslict
of Frederick Anderson, deed, aud daughter OF the
late Philip Harrison, In the 46th year Of her age.
The friends aud acquaiatances Of the family are
requested to attend her funeral from st James
Church, this day (Monday) at ~ o'c'ockA.
On sunday morning. 2aih Inst, at IA O'Clock A Il !.
Mr. WILLIAM ID COlQUl1-r, In ihs 30th year Of
hts age.
His friends, and those Of his uncle, Joseph II
Colqutt, are respectfully invited to attend his fl
neral from the residence Of his uncle, at the head
of Grace u, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
At his residence, In King William county, on 3D.
Of Aprii, DR. RICHARD W Fox, In the 6Yth year
Of his age.
lie lived a Christian aud his end was peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25
by Il. y. fseasan.s, AucI,,

SUPERB Furniture, Mantsl Mirror H..
~ uon.-On Monday, 25sh inst, n Ia W.
viii est, - The reAidonce, on 0oyerno, ). eoel,
site bsivIn Is Atkioson's, . SUP srior w.
furniture, amongst which name 'tnaas Of
sois o. chamber furniture, oonsIssise q,
One marble top bureau
Ono do wsshstana
One Eugenia belstesd
One marble top table
One arm chair
One rceking chair,
the whole in rosewood, elegantly carved Al A..
very latest styles; together With 'ea aua
superb china press, e!aborstsiv ..,..
do rosewood bureau, marble T."
! walnut wardrobe elegantly finished
magnii ,elt mantel mirror
rosewood eecretoirs
! tniaid parlor desk
elegant lounge
Brussels carpets
Decorated china toilet SITS
Msntel vases and Ornamental
IAacs curtains and window shades
Steel e0grsvings
Hair and shuck MATTRESSES
Table and bed linen
blankets, pillows, holsters
A lot Of choice books
Stair carpet and rods
Bath tub aud fixtures, &c, IL.
ALSO,
An assortment Of elegant china
CTockery and G 'asswsre
Silver plated table furoisure-kn,,..
&c, &c. "stS'
ALSO,
The gas fixtures, smougst which IA .h
ful chandelier. soeaa'
The attention OF the public 10 partie,,,,,
cu.sted, as the furniture Is Really OF The ,s,.
quality, and in perfect condition. '~'ee
sp2l Es PLEAsANrs, A,,,,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

r AR0E and very excellent Brick Tenement on
l the north side Of Marsha'l, between ID and "a
sts for sale at auction AT the quest Of Mr. Geo
Thufsday, the ash Of April, 1854, 81 ~ O'Clock p
II. the srse asd admirably veil builS brick tene-
ment lecatsd % above, now occupied by him. Il
contains ten rooms, besides kitchen, coal house,
servants room, &c The dwelling il Supplied with
Gas. and has water 10 the yard. The pfemMss are
In good order, aud possession can b. given in q
mouth.
TEAMS Cash, Or credit, at tho option Of the pur-
chaser The taxes for 1864 to be paid by tho pug-
chaser 0ODDIN & APPERsON, Aucts
PS.-After tho foregoing sAle will DO sold the
large Carpenters Shop (recently built. 20 by "a
fees at tie corner OF Clay and let sss The same %
Florida and white pine lumber. In tho said shop
there are nearly 300 panes Of glass, BY 10.
ap 22 a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

TXCELLENT Farm Of les acres, on the Rich
H. mond and Fredericksburg Railroad, at Hun
gary station, miles north Of Richmond, for sale at
auction.-At the request of Benjamin Anderson,
Esq, we shall sell, at auction, on the premises, on
Tuesday, the 10Th April, 1864, at IL O'Clock A N,
his truly desirable farm, located above, on both
sides OF the railroad, containing 1853 acres, the
most Of which Is cleared, but with ample wood for
the use Of the ace. The improvements consist
of AN excellent dwelling, nearly new, containing
rooms, besides cellar and basement dining room,
together with all the usual cut buildings, including
large tobacco barn. The land Is admirably well
adapted for gardening, or for wheat, clover and
grass, there being an excellent meadow Oh 1t. The
location is a desirable one, being at the depot,
where the pass twice daily.
VIII be sold separately large ice house, well
filed with pure nee, the size of which is 36A feet
mean diameter and Ii feet altitude. The Ice being
SO convenient of access TO Richmond, is regarded
of great value.
On the place there Is an excellent apple orchard;
also, seeded 20 bushels rye, ~ bushels Irish pOta-
toes, and about 5000 cabbage plants set out, be-
sides turHip salad and onions now growing. Pos
session given in a few weeks.
TERMS One third cash; balance at l and ,
years, for bonds bearing interest, secured by a
trust deed; or all cash, at the option of the pur
chaser Tie taxes for 1864 to be paid by the pur-
chaser. GOnDiN s. ArPEKSON,
ap 10 AuctioneeTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

Rsoe Old he. beverly johnson. Of Mary
land, xho has stood before the world In his
day . . gentlemen, and one Of tho most
di1laaguished lawyers Of the old Union, has
~ H. h&e Of all Of hia clAss Of men who
a&taeAsd tAAueelves 10 The base and unscru-
puloas AdminiAtrasion Of Abraham Lincoln.
1Als laisAless Mazylander has seemed OF
lAse ambitious q becoming the especial de-
fenAar oftAe Administration and the pohcs
oftAe Federal Government. On the sa')sc'
oftAs Abollsioo proclamation OF Lincoi"'
b took upon himself tho task OF ma'n'ain>
ing IL constitutionality and lawiuiness'
Thu he abandons his people and ms s.a'e-
hstraylne Whist IL was his highest duty 10
delsnd even With his life's blood-to pro-
pltiAae The Lincoln despotism- Contrasting
his former standing with his present posi-
t,on In The harness Of Black Republicanism
working kindly with the basest and most
brutal Of Northern subjugationists and rebel
cruaAero. ve SEQ how low man may fall
vhen he l,sss his self-respect, and when
iategrity, honesty, and every public and
private virtue Is made TO give way to cor
rupt ambition, Rsvcrdy Johnson is aspIr
lag TO something which he thinks he can
only get thaough the agency Of Black Re
pSbl,eauisn. Ye9 Notwithstanding his aban
doamsot Of every duty to his countrymen
aud his State, he recently stood up In the
Senate and discussed very cooliy PROPOSE
uon 70 restrict the issues Of the State Banks
~ ono that was In conflict with the Const-
tuition and the rights Of the States. 1t was
not unlike the feeble hare Of an expiring
candle, or the dtful utterance Of rational
and coherent remark by . mailman. Moth
ing could seem to be . more perfect mock
cry than for this aged traitor to attempt now
defence Of State rights. 1t must have pro
duced . grin upon the faces of all of his sat
urnine companions In the work Of destroy
ing the Constitution and crushing the liber
ties Of the Republic. 1t we're charity to
suppose that with his very old age comes
feebleness and waning intellect; and, as is
often the case, as his intellect declines his
vanity and conceit. aud his ambition, (al-
ways lnordinate,) have grown In an inverse
ratio. This condition of the man would, in
deed, entltle him to pity; but, nevertheless,
it places him irretrlevably in that throng OF
public men In the Northern Government
whose virtue WAS not strong enough to re
sist temptation, and who will be handed
down by the history OF these times to the
excavation OF mankind.