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, 1864-08-20
THE COPPEHHEAO CONVENTION.
Preparations Therefor-Eho are Com
1nE-E0tabtlt4les.

The E1est Conpcrhead Convention will COM
meuce lie sessions In this city on the esth o. Au-
ruet, just one week from Mondky next This IL
the day to which II WIS adjourned by the Demo-
Cratic Centta; Committee, from the 18th Of JULY
last- The latter Wac the anniversary OF our na-
uonal Independence. There was, therefore. thI.
potent reason Why the eathc1in: Of cabal to blot
ous tbst nations existence, should not be held
No fuch rra- Oh attaches to the former named div
the eotfT OF August It is the birthday Of The
traitor. benccfct Arnold. There ia u sort OF d.
ntss IN this seiectlou- There is n'ie doubt that
VIM be ltrie tto11 Of tre4soD. sGoon lie lesui: Il
their deliberations will hang rlutt tuportsut Re.
eqls- L the, are tntempesate In the enuucla,ion
inc cunrase. and acvise the mem5ers Of
their party 10 extreme msa.ur~s, and II
hey Tsso:Ve to 5esist taxation ani op:
.r1ns, civil war il inerltable. A,rexay, in many
counties uf th,s aud sdjntufng States the Copnef-
heads gre ripe tor rebellion The tram Is laid, and
Iioeion.
II Ii certain that there will be very la..e At
tenoance ppo1 The fesstons Of the Convention.
Iht principal hotels are al1esdy jagged by drlc-
cai1ons from the sdjscent States, We condense
the aecount Of the preparations made TO acco nno-
date the thousatrs who shaIl visit Chica, On this
occasion is,'sn the columns Of the rroe. organ.
The editors OF that sheet are inside the r1uy and
may be g -ppoeed to know what fs going on:
The delegations from Illinois. New York, Ohio.
Sherman Ht,nts Vai1and;.,,s,T sa5 suumi as.ns
rnnrrh M, fr,,nn Frntnrtn s,s a;~ha-a uusSu
th.,r hesSnn. .rse-. ,h.-a 0oa e'se"uete' nave
Tnr Geirostions fr.,I, pan,.v,r,,;. r.u:..
KenipcEy. New jersey. Miehrs1 ana 1,w. na..
seyuItd ft,oms III ths I'rrmnnf Hon.a ~ sot
Ut ~. r.. 1nnns Hnn Ir,no" mho al NC 12uao
Htun fope and eS.a;oyrrnor Rnninson IT. ~.
.u;ky: Hon. GeUrre If. I:ass xnti e1-1.orsr"n,r .e
Eixlsr. OF Penptylysuis. Judes Parksr ia 'rtr
uor Psicr aud Hon. j. r. stocfeno. al SeS Jsrscv.
,ion. James A]Ier, ofIlsfnols: Hon. j. A. Mci,au
.all, Of Ia!itornia Hon Geosec Ho6..es. nj NJ
Mcdonald, OF inaiana: ex-Gvyernor Rsrr n
Michigan; Hon John McKe1n aud uou. r ~.
Eags, OF New York: Hon, Samuel Medsrr. ~
Ohiu; Hon. A a. klrc, Gen. Il, Z. Vauqh,n Ind
Col. BoS.. Of Miesc3.i. "@s1
At the Brisrr House rooms have heea enoared
for thret tu,oreo pesruus. y.
Al tie Metropolitan room. hare been engaged by
JUDGE Ee,eil, Judge Sanders. Hon l.. r. 17r,trt;.
, 1864-08-20
Illinois and l{llcE1vRh Canal.

[eoetIs: Oisoerch 70 tpe Ch1ea*4 1n0unu.l
RH1p9kf,,H~, Fris!4v. AHE. l9-lp.m
'LKAaFp-yesterday .. H., 1sih-lafy Fransitn.
Ash@: 5: D Hess, do: Ocean. UttavD. 6s,zss n lun.
ter: Industry, Joliet 5. eds tan bar1: Clyde Sen
eds, II poo II lumber; cows, uuce Athens Iuvett-
eater. do; G Loo1tt, do: Ela.>Q Ottawa, a5,a0n It
tun ber: RncS Run, 41,sls II luuber saso 1ath $40
poe1s, sS telegraph po'es.
Aak1vEp--Johrstown.L LsSal1e, 3.5o0 bu corn Le.
Ttathap. Lasa1la, GIT pu coFn: Advance. At1sas
~ Ssds dimension stoae: R.solute, Athens. 81 yArjs
subhe ssone Gale. Athens. 90 yoa rHboie stone;
GuEnec, A3 yos dir epn1rn stone; u c So.s3n.
JtLet, 81 sds rubble ssoDe; ADAMS No 2, Bids
Brlcg+. iso tens xsa:: Republic, siosr1s. 1870 t,rs
, 1864-08-20


MILWAUKEE,, Fri.&5, AuE. 10
FLouB-Steady and nruer.
Observation-Disclosures, II COO bushels. There Is
20 m<tt1lnl c.snZe; SALTS TIA uort1ns Of ecQe br
No isr:1ne in stee at ss,e9 GOO bn No Ia smt q,
IT tf97 rats en- 'ctal C. OF II i'll bo No sprire in
fltse ~ II II Geo bu fresh At ts.s bu NJ l.
III Ct option sill tha month. Ut Ills 1000 bq d.
bnyrs' ops1on all the north, at SAT-: $50 bu ue
liz BtEh5 - 1t ss.ssk@1.9o; 900 bu 20 7 suttav}
ssas. Thn narFet TINS evening Is very quiet, baJ.
efs offering Il os and eel!ezs asking 4'99 No ka,es
oats quiet 60 sA1ss. Corn frnas; csAles. barley
non ihally unchanged. Butter still! IN coed demand
a.t seAtcc at aa0Nc.
Wos l-More dong; s-les Of IN. Inn. At &!,sp:
a. rs coed at g9c
, 1864-08-20

New ToRK, Friday Aug. 10.-Nr. Fesseo-
den arrived this morning, and is at the Sub
Treseury, in consultation with Mr., Cisco
and other leading financial authorities. Il is
PROPOSED ut Issue on terms favorable to in
visitors new loan Of 20 six per cent bonds,
80. decision has, however, at present been
arrive 4 AZ
, 1864-08-20
CKssHl AWAY DOWN EAST.
meteorological Matters anon. the
Bluen0seA,

DosToS. Friday, Aug ia private letter
tt.m st. Johss, dat.d ths 1lth, states that
tn flat cate. is rsp'lted to have Injured tue
potato crop. The ~cather had been uuus
tally cold. There had been scarcely any
aarm weather. The fisheries had proved
an almost total failure, and fears were enter
tained that the poorer classes will suffer
greatly In winter,
, 1864-08-20

Rev. Dr. Patton will continue, on Sabbath even.
corner Of West Washington and Green eIeeta, his
account Of hi recent visit to Gen. Grants army,
and Of The work Of the Sanitary aud chr1a:iaa
h The pol,tenees OF the Rector and Wardena Of
Trinity Church the congregation Of Graes Parish
fs1e T e
o. ntrian Baptist Church, corner o! Desplaines
mssipg repairs. iii further notee - W '>''uD' u
Rev. DR.. Tidany, oi Evanston, will preach in the
Fir.t N. +. Church Of this etty, on Snndsy evening
next.
Rev. Nr: TEuax viii preach on Sabbath morn
Ing, and Rev. Ar. Ml|ard, from Qpiucy, in The
eSenin.., ut Edwards Presbyterian Church. located
sptrItuaissns-Nrs. Atcinda Wilhelm, % i. B., Of
Philadelphia. will tpeak In Metropolitan Hall on
ssnhasy A9Sass 9S s,ss 1s 1ox n and X
cfdeatk." Sehuoi Tor children at 0. n.
Rev. Il. \. Bishop, Rect u Of st. Johns Church,
Union Park. having returned from his snmmer
tour, Will 0ccupy the pulpit Of the church to-mor-
raw a. the ueuai honrs Of morning and evening
service, =
On Sunday ev: ming mass meeting viii be held
In Bryan Hall IN hehklf OF the city Tract Work.
Interesting speakers will address the meeting, and
1sposts q p.st laot5 may be expected; The p1blic
The Protestant Episcopal Congregation, wor.
shipping with Rev. E. D, futile, srsembIes in thu
Ilinnls street Union Chapel, near Wells street,
1'Go Lolu = o"y uetplns a! iUtH o. Oc!ock4 SuDd1y
parIsh.
The regular Eour OF service ut Camp Douch, ts
~. NJ. Preaching by the Post Chaplain,
Religious eezv1cee arc held dutingth summer At
P; r. each sahbath in the q. s General Hospital
on Eighteenth street.
Rev E. n. Tuttle, Post Chaplain. haa received
from the Chris Ian Commissions, and distributed Ut
the Post the following, sfnce Janu1Ey 1sr:
Magazines anu literary papers ..............a50o.
lynn pooAs..-. 1.G6Q
1astanehtt--......- ---.......--..--....-... 400
6io!es .....---. .-.t--.-.,.-.-.--.--....... lU0
The annual camp nectins Of the Chieaso dis.
tt1ct will ctnme1ce on "Wednesday next In the
old erounds at 'Desplaines Station, abont sixteen
miles from chlesga. on the line Of the Nusta-
following TpeydAy. It IL expected By the friends
tbst the attendance will be fully equal 10 that OF
any precs ding 3ear az the greatest Interest ia be-
tIs taAen In th: matter by the members of many
81 our clty congregations. Tae -eason will. We
GO1tt hot, be tefrephfnc ono. The peculiar ex-
gs.ncles Of The patton will cal ont the devotional
epit.t IN many who have heretofore been strangers
to It. The engagements for speakers have not yet
been ANNOUNCED.
.AnA gem, nte have been ma .e for eoo1 board.
ihE tent, At y hch meals will be regularly serred
parties dbdinE their OWL EeeptnE apartments,
Tic hotel In the village will nl-o be open for
noarders Trains will run daily on the railroad for
thr conseyancc OF arties from and to Chicago.
Sabbath, Aug. n. il room No. Ii, (up statrs) En-
4hncc h twten Nos. II and 70. Dearborn street
Srr.ice a. half past 10 N. and ha1 past 10 the
evening. Mr. Hines will give some account In
meeting on State street. Have Protesrauts any
rtu1f+ in Sb1carOs ALI iDteFe4ted are inytfad
, 1864-08-20

New roRE, Thursday, Au-u 18-Ths
ETpda'r special says. in response to the action
II the Eebel authorities, IN sending six hun.
dred Union prisoners to Charleston, to be
placed under fire Elk hundred rebel officers
ere to he dispatched to that point in few
ds.s They will receive similar treatment
10 that bettow red upon the Union prisoners,
, 1864-08-20
EstrapR1.

GTRAYED-&1o Rewsrd. St1ayod
NJ fscn tie Bapsr rrber, tornsr Of rhrnoo md Vaa
Huren ftt!ets. o. the II In t. ono ~ coli sJtTe
10 shs hcog Of fore foot Ehte tpoS on noss sha
su all bite star h forshesd, Tho Ansrs fnward VIII
ha pEd O. dellyeeT t. no 1t A30ve p!aea .,,,,,,o
Au3o -3N-,t f., b. MAhA&At4
, 1864-08-20

=. e&HEtH 4 @x8*oN LSot1Uik7
Especial Ditpatch 70 the Chicsko Tribune
DETROIT, Fiiday. An,uss 10. 1864.
pp-B.r5s Monitor, Orphan, Foster, Ward. Constt.
tuition; ichr. Grace Murray, DeWo4f, Barbarian,
Portland, Cubs. Minnesota.
EoMN-NoAe.. Wind unlshfaat,
, 1864-08-20
OaweE0 markcG.

Oswkoo. Friday. Acgustl9
ELorR-Uhch41ged and 1u Moderate demand,
GKAIS-Nhest-Hetser aesrand. White I'll -htE1n
Il II Bneat; equal q, IT deliver d uew 4:nber Intl
ata, ~ y. Cofn-QMet and unchanged,
FAxidITs-tsestrF on Efs,n. Flour, 6n91.c; wheat
Ehc: COIL, 1sc TO New Yu1k.
, 1864-08-20
Errursto1lE,

&tCpND' ANNUAL EXCUR-
DANCE By MOONLIGHT, 1-A
SATURDAY.. AUGUST ?gth, 1854.
At NINNETEA GROVE Or MISNIE-WA-Wi.
Trains :esve the chicago aad Milwaukee Railway
De. OF at $50 A. ". hnd p. H. Returning 1t tat
2. ii. and u o'clock. " "1'
+ he GkK Ar WESTERN BAND has besn en1axed
for the cCcagion. no nRrs Will be spared to n3sge
this the Pic hlu OF this sea>on.
DANC1HG, sWiNG1NH, FOOT RACING,
Ard all other anusetuents 1T the day will be partct.
p2tfo IN By an who cao enjoy day In tho country.
Look cut fs7 gbla r8y.
EF*:ctets to the Grove and return 81 % Chill.
den Is Gents. aus plS2 St 4thD
, 1864-08-20
PHILADELPHIA H1nrkcr.

p631ndtTphfh NInFkCf.
Pn-LADkIFn1A. FE1oay, August -.
FtouE-Firu. Extra family. SAL.
2.io; white, {2E&3tt. latter fnf EeatueAy. Cora
Unlet. Yei1o~. u: nAx-o. q 6s.
CO.-oN-BuoJa ant 1t .1+a1<c.
PH7:cLrrx-tlu.st. Ctuus, tatl:Ec; refined. IN
bord 8 3so: do fse"-
WH1sKY,-F'tfm Al $..91.
, 1864-08-20

I
acer P9aaaeaaoa Po1@ Tas teeeaxcd Nom Health Of
hee.T '5s x 1ans ns fssas o his vtet. to the
iniird 7, =" o;sca*ae tao1aGo q 60 He eatd he
! Thts rennrt ~ sccsaa ~. po's8oce complained Of,
| II 1hf rennsst ~ arra.....
-. - eas 4 ~ " oapet1nteudent Turtle m or
.e9 ~ 80 4es re o5uS1ea 70 be drawn ny the Sfc1e-
,yo ns.y uP'' e'e 1e'Ne 'uno, tof incidental ex-
SnnG,v h1ra xrs,a ,r..sr.n,
i TaTn;s.;n,ser ~ wr1cnneo t4E aao ordered paid.
1os ~ o,d.rs wh.c n ea.u ~. lttfoduced the sot
nr3ssnH rhs+ H. aooptea by the Board:
- s1,rest III ss' a!endent Instruct the
.a.sru h.chmen sna III keepers, pcddicfs. az
~; I',ts .o ~ -" ~ LIKE OUT licenses, who have
, Ge5.rtf That the sn,o5nt.za
b-orohr hEtnre fhfs Ros1d ~ .. rause 70 ng
..o1.,. ~ Ne r,o~aas.ja. 7s1t1 Ae4A Iue*ttal M
fpnafnT IN fhe 1offce 49, .at ot Any osaes
1bIs-I ~ nsat fnr ~.,Ift Is snat WEE taAsn ison1
An'I .wcsr;rp n si.a .,s,np PURPOSE. o.,,o,aa
an. r. the Roarti aiinnInod feAson'en n'eDs''''0
Wu.r DEeIRr[oy-A HrApr7rsa wprrru-
~, ,,,ncsr vo,va-s.1 .-..~ ~c. ss
"e "' , o."t5 Axatoot ~As ar
e'Ato 4A tiEnte' 100 manf men lofRet
:hf res. ilsh's Which tie weaker ec1 shonld ever
cpnsnspd. Foremost among these inst but on
toreotten demands l. her rieht to protection and
Eua4 a..f - ,1s.,. eue "4sa ~ "no.u SUE LAS
ch"ren 70 ttsifeIee A!ee pam. ING tact q thia
E'sc: Ias3 pe sega y IT IeG1fa o. every tohce
scat. tws,, ~ -. ht, ~ h "a c9s1otufa--
11on u 10 a.afsn ~ ~ ~ ~ nca.s, ulsakns
WIN tui W,t,3 ~ ~ oge VIZ eas1e eyer
10 sst -. III ~ .us s. .as. dew 1ayt IN ~
M saasT ~ ~ =. ~ ~ i - sulSo merits
taG pMJ y; w ~ ~ Ia, te ano toe
- ~ Gnii,S nne " s''~ '1'A' ~ tne 1"noact
, 1864-08-20


[Specia! Dlsoa.ch to the Chicago Trlbun-.l
BALrIAoKx. FrldxS. Aug. -.
ERAIs-Wheat steady. Corn dull ana dectit ed 1c
". IbkT-Duil Al1 nominal at &l.sl.
GRQCkElkh-EiTm.
, 1864-08-20
TIiu1,tEB
VNAN1HU-A sltGauon ae Geek,

TNAN1HU-A sitG3uon as COCK,
w kc., voa4p who has oao ehttt nvsJeass
t,s. Rs;e,e.ce gwen and rs3u.red. May BE- !oen u
inat1:set fos assTEN ART 9AAlLFoS'5 nseH.x ease
Ers Employment rnice. tO7 Ct.fi stsess' eou'ee
siart. Sttsr conE Eeeat aelo na7 Do 1o.-o-
asco:-B..t -.:-
1xTAH tE::, Civil Fnganect-The
w AdvSrsttr v:sh"- to rrZage ht services O.
s:lvt, r. .1nte. orr r. nss had some exrerirhcf
i. laying CIT ,o1n -n s1a lots p-titfr-d.. ssus
1icp WI probably bf pesr a-eaf cte, AalHs@s
ChIo. II. tos:>.He: E.sssz No 1919.
N7ANIEp. No nu1nba:: bns th=
,eD eus ,sna II RI 4 ;9os ~ ~ LIZ "a
hoV they maze tn: .ams Al ietssfs p.H pn5 ~
s4ta = e. e., 1ag sa T.ffs afs sans E We
CcurtT. Irdiat,a. eo.2 w. =.
Nc 7ANTE;,--E'c tbs Goserar:e1 !.
~ .ss .nso:s ppssa91at; 1soa aa5pDsi. =.
sf9Ie E11.h *isws;..3 ~ Pc. uo2sn; "a! 49,.
fars arc wagon Hske-F. s75 per mso's; SHe sa:ont
f.lfn wed .Eu !reE Eanso ta1on tsoM ,tr;
FOR ,rfshE1 into. catlpn 1hquiss a. me ro ..
Office 1E1E South Mss+r street. ln:caxn !. -
{. ii. hA:Co.:k. g :vesEms1t AEe1s 9Y4.s:s-o oo
VM MAhTEt- 1:t0G tons css.
w ete.tf ,;cn, te- whoa We viii pay ta5 hlsatN ~
r.arset prtza Court-9 t-ss"., viii do " II e aaE
xtr-c$ to III. hey :ce or n .. aaa VII H2'
cnsrxe tne5. cumEs1Fei n. c. =. 3ECNN, no1 Et1'
crAnls sr6 touces5u'to ea' es--a1 -a
WTArI.Ep- Be an. exp riecced
w tsnd,.s sftas,:on ~ Lnc.t ke2 :Ttrr ca .
dai,, parer Atdress '' 3 ] g. BOZ 1928. To-cro.
au1T. ufbl 1T
, 1864-08-20

w ANTED-Agenre III this city
- G1d evesJ town aao county wsst for History
g Iee NM acr heEn anu Southern sldes. aud othur
poputaf IAfnA works Atfrt8s With stamps, s, N.
EfNNEns "a EIns fnblis1ss. 86 C.n:k street. Chicago
, 1864-08-20

Armed to the rceth-1ra very common e1-
preston, but we think armed to e.2beish ard pre-
serye thrm to a ripe old see IL decidedly more
beGencin! nj appIopriate-this can oply be done
y keeping soaEselt alwsss supplied. Convenient
pe1ishabe delight Of every ladg's or sent1eaan's
t',f1et, the "'Fragrat Sozodont,~' for clean-in:,
beautliying and preserving the teeth. eSee.enins
and purify tug the BREATH 1t hae no equal Sold bv
Grucris'f eveE5 where. IS cents per BOTTLE
au.1G-o9S1-3t-TU THs and SAT
- Dl.ea 'eE 81 she Ne,7oEs. 6el,lrsl. Etlaa1,
Ed 6exu4 SJeteme.-Nt9 a11 -eliat!e treatment
in reports Of TIE Howard As-ecisticn. StEt {.
nal IN se9le4 is!!sE e1ysleEes. tres Of charge.
sasuon- No. South Ntntn sreet, Fhi!sdeiphta-
10 Honse and Sign Painting, catcimin1ne,
Glazing n1d Graf1in3. Paper Han0ings and Win.
dow Shades selling ut wholesale aud teta1i At New
foEs prices. F. E. R16BT, 81 Randolph street
Box bS6S fy24-nG333lzo
Metropolitan Hhil 11 xkeRE--~Ets hall
II 10 rt1l Tor I'LL TIE PURPOSES 1c1 With suu n.ile
ire orclnsr-ly ute1- Term EnGsrase Applies.
ions cas- De n.de 4. tbe Of es. s5]ointng tle en
--:n*s g t2s Ps" fe1G-hSsf-!i
, 1864-08-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

Subsx1tuteA.-lfyo you wsnt TO procure 1 sub
e&irusc appiv to VII eon & Mertlpm, No. 1* Clark
etrett, aLu 5ou will be furnished without delay,
4 Splendid Portrait
of
MAJon-GxSERAL W.T. SHERMAN,
With full Biography. In the AUGUST No.
OF the
UNITED STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE.
PHce Fifty Gents. post paid
to any address.
C.. B. RICHARDSON. PrR1yeHEB,
SO Broadway. New York.
For Sale by nll New Dealers.
huGs0 0pssSS3stSat&TGes
, 1864-08-20

DooEt cpen at TX: cust%,n- -xiFes at aH o't1ocr.
scALx Or Fp>1crs-Psrquette. y esats; Dre.s aut,
Eami1 t1tSie, Is eents: PftvAte bo1es. u: Eiag.e
, 1864-08-20

FOR SALE-A Stock Farm of $50
- a:ret in Liv,n9s ea county. 1l1s., SIX miles
frcm P:httsc the county seat, knowt aa the Boyer
1.sm Thsre y eon n,oft.ole aEn!.s1e hnn.s Of oI
+ .a'e IN II 1nois farms near l acre Of timber
fordlEV ahnI Ut ,ck water 1t all sta ouB echool
htute and Porte rae6 near bF: Apply to
Nm hans 5Eo1G3,
10S Rsndo:ph ttre-t. Chtcs=o. nls.,P o. Box 3727.
, 1864-08-20

" ca-S lhD.-Agents wen-ed to
!, aell the mott "Wondestul invention o:the
Ase"-an l'suuMhnt and :nlt lost-uct1o1s b7 Which
any l.dg CT gentlemen can take S perfect llkenesa
seLt ffee en receipt G: 81 .nnts Agents are maxim:
~ y day Everv rvlaMily shoulc have one ana take
ehe1s own afkectsfes Fowu srd q unty stgh. 3 for
ssts. address II. DE GRAND, 2OS Broadway. New
, 1864-08-20

On TIE DAR,-Thc schoonert Nlcsragua and
Stella, and the bsrque E. c. L. still remain upon
the bar. Efforts were made yesterday to pail them
oG. Int without euccees. Tu2p are engaged in IN.
loading the veskgls, and will probably 1ienxu them
20 that thGy can be brought IN to-tay,
, 1864-08-20

C17T RAILWAY On our third page will he tound
~ article the City sia;lway exten4ious author.
1zed at the last meeting Of the Common Council.
, 1864-08-20

w ANTED -Ages t. to sill fr,een
eRlablt er-r published. zoo ottttreni EiYu3 Of plo.
hattie I1ffa e t1fas Of
tslept sty1ea OF Pictures for the Album, twenty
ans rent oookB Agents make rom q to $40 DAY
dfess GOLDEN d sAAA0Ss. No. 1 s5uth CLARK st.,
, 1864-08-20

Gs1oss AND PoriToEs The SANITARY Con-,
1a!srton ts in want OF ou1ous snd ,,+.,oe. a.. =.
soldiers. See advertisement Arising tor ods.s If
4sie immediately. -
, 1864-08-20

Held TO BA1L-cssper Gecsine. q constable,
and John Mathey, saloon keeper. who were ar.
rested come eight or ten dsys since upon charge
pl obtaining money under lnlse pretrnces aud
cxmpoundtnR felony. Harticula1s Of ~htcn have
held 10 hail IN 500 BY 1ustise DcWulf to sxEr
1Ltir trial at the NEXT term Of the Recorder .
{ nnY
, 1864-08-20

the cA,e OF TIC Chicago aid ts:!eca Union Rau
rosd between THE CITY 4nd Freeport will hercate.
mice The face Of 4 popnlar8srd efficient conductor.
Frederick Iasmclte Of thi. city. for many ysars
connected With the FUad died on Thursday, after
srveyal days lnees. uis funeral vas attenned at
the tnute Of h:s :a,n1y OIL Third aveune yesterday
morning,
, 1864-08-20

RCMonKp STRlKK.-NeHe came INTO the c!ry last
evening that general atrlkc h*d hecu made
among the workmen io the car-wofks Of the LII
nuis Central Railroad Company in consequence Of
tie Introduction yesterday oi twenty-five Gtr91u
boflc4 pakers, v ho had ngr- ed tn work at less
1r1ce than that pad TO the Vld hands. No disturb.
a1ce wnr rcpcf1e4.
, 1864-08-20

" ANTED--A eitust;oa as Ill Ter
w By person who nas had tea years suc3ss4fnl
e. pfrien1o forrnan e.E e34.R FloQrtpg saiu.
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The Quaksrs IA vo,yn.


According 10 long established custom, tho members
Of that interesting sect known az tho "ssciety %
Friends assembled from various parts * mo country
10 the city yesterday and al bali past ten W the norhls
q meeting for public worship was beld In mo QulKer
church in fifteenth street, near Second avenue. mo
church was crowded with the brethren aud sisters who
seemed 70 bo more Ihan usually Jealous IN Their cxhorta
tors, which we're very impressive and interesting Tho
sisters occupied the pews side, Tho other side
being set apart for tho brethren, and about twenty
brethren and sisters took seais bo raised patoFn
vhcn serves the purpose OF dcss, and from 1hch The
Ths sxhorta,oss were short bu. plthy, md la
tened 10 with marked attention The peculiar religious
views of these good people very forcby presented
nv several OF tho speRkcrs wro held that gou con-
ss,e p the revelations OF Christ, communicated directly
10 the heart and through the teachings OF man. whose
nature precuded the idea OK bis ability 10 reveal
the word OF God or 10 be the medium through which
Divine could be conveyed TO the human heart,
rh,cn according 70 tho Quaker theory, the seat of
mseiinr for worship also held at four o'clock 10
the Afternoon and largely attended. seDslderabe
port,su Of tho congregation being members otner ro-
fgloue denomin atoms who went through curiosity.
AZ ten O'Clock this morning meeting viii DO held Tor
tbo transaction business connected With the church.
Tina meeting viii be public, ana viii bo attended only
bv members tho society. wednesi ay will be devoted
10 the closing ceremonies. Public worship vi be held
AZ which time hs interesting ceremony cf the brethren
ana sdssaya sxahapsinG compliments wtD take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23
G r A n r!
An Important Strategic Vie.
tory Gained.
Successful Progress Of the Flank
Movement Of Friday Last.
Longstreet's and Ewslls Corps
Flowing Southward.
The Entire Rebel Army Believed 70
Fave Fallen Back.
No Severe Engagement Since
Thursday Last.
->~~>~--~~~~~~~~~~~->~~>~
Additional Points Of Importance 0ccu-
pied by the Union Forces,
a., xs.. Ass
Secretary stanton to General DIX.
The Entire Rebel Army Believed 70
Fave Fallen Back.
No Severe Engagement Since
Thursday Last.
Additional Points Of Importance 0ccu-
pied by the Union Forces,
Secretary stanton to General DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON, May 22-l0 p. N. !

Secretary stanton to General DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON, May 22-IO p. n.
To Major General DIX
On Friday evening General Grant commenced a move
nent for the purpose compelling Leo TO abandon bis
position at Spottsylvenia (the details Of which, sos
obvious reasons should be made public. II has thus
far progressed successfully.
Longstrees corps started South at one O'Clock Friday
night an hour and half after Hancock moved. Ewell's
corps followed Ionsstreet last night.
The indications are that the rebel army has fallen back
beyond the North Anna.
Hokes brgrade has joined Iee
The movement or General Grant has thus far been
accomplished without any engagement or serious
interruption .
We now occupy Guness Station Milford Station, and
south Of tho Mattapony on tha; line.
No dispatches have been received to-day from General
Batter.
Dispatches from Kingston Ca, state that General
sherman forces resting md replcn'shipg hcr sup
plies. EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.