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i A. II. Society, No. I, Of Brook lyn--A public meet,
ing Will Ne held Tomorrow evening At =, O'Clock.
nt their hall 2l2 Court st. The meeting will 10 nd
dressed by the following gentlemen u Lang on.
EAL, j. Brophy, ErQ., aud Thomas Elton, Etl. sing.
Ing by T. Dowucy, Esl, Maurice Lynch, Esi., md
9th r.. The meeting IN open precisely a. hali-?aat
o'clock, and early attendance IA particularly re-.
qup.ted. A pleasant evening may he EXPECTED. me
members are notified to attend the regular moLty
meeting at o'clock, +. W., ior the payment OF due,i
&c A puuctual attending u required. PAIkl'k
LYONS, President GEORGE O'NElI.I- Roc0rtlus
SECRETARY, Is
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THE FATHER MATHEW r. A. II. :

Il ciety, No. &, Of Etookiyn Gpenpon' will hold
their regular weekly meeting IN Temperance Han,
frsnkn street, on SUNDAY evening" lih iust., Al =
4. n. speaking nv Mepsrs B'sun,n 4 Madden,
singing by NJ. kidd, Miss O'Aahony and Miss Ma.
gin. The moi0leu arr hereby n0uhed that thegs
viii he special meeting held NJ y VI, same
dAy 10 adopt mea.uies for comm incnr their ia.
tended new hail. EDW CAFfREI, PTusiient
j MES NlEkNl. k,c. Sec. III
The sun., 1865-06-10

tNAl iiEs MA llLN 7. a. B. SOCIETY g..
a ~. Z, Of soy Notk, viH h11 temperance meet
inc, \. tne'r ii9ll, SO, En-i lh ss Oh SUNDAY ..,-
niuf, tune a. ~ a. P.M. sloskiGs Nv 'o.-7
Car. lt'l A.3 lit.unun. S'nsiiE ~ Ncur.. D'- be-
var. 90, iOr itO.iUCf hg. Atu.v. '1Mc rtry A..
&c. Food surt. GLOEDL tLAMlNu lru-t. Nm,
q ENihN, ktc. sec. I.s
The sun., 1865-06-10

7 AIDES L.. G. I. Ar S. OF II. Mt-v's.
"A ,oath hroosh'n, men' In thoi Hal, CourIlr,
st oh ~iuar Jur, lith. al - o'r..tk sp.4Atus
=. Nee D'eu.l wan a.' Boz, siu. ius ~
b'sfn. Pagan. Murrry trd thc lsdi,s of the sor ~
20 HENkN AAiInN. Irss
The sun., 1865-06-10

l. ETY. No. Q, OF Brooklyn. h. H., will hold puhlia
Temperance Meeting ~ ts Hall, corner Of Grand and
1th sts, Sund.y evening june llth, ~ O'clock.
The meeting will be addressed by lion. Chas I. Mills
and lad, and other eloquent speaker5. SINGING by
Ai'ats Causvan and puIyeA No.srs. Bowles B.ulhcrL
HilbAtd, and other popular SINGERS. There viii tlea
be special meeting In the afternoon, At l.. O'Clock.
Al whch oil the membon particularly tho-e Who con.
tributed TO the pul chase OF the Hall requested 10
attend, to take into consideration the Hpp, ston oi
that fund under the charter. j. Il. DlChtRSON,
pr,at I NJ LLOYD, secty. l.I
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TEMPERANCE HALL, No. lGs FULTON

l. 1t, Brooklyn Regular public temperance moot-
ing OF the Father Mathew f., A. B society. No 2,
SUNDAY evening, june 1lth, at ~ O'Clock. speakers
-Messrs. Morgan, heINin, Perry and others. SING
ers-Mss CAuayan, Mrs rylou, hessls. llolnes
Taylor, Nash and others Professor NcMichael viii
ptc-ide at the nleoleou. Como early. STEPHEN
olFlkN, Pres. j. DONNEILY, Rec soc. Ill
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EATHER MATHEW 4. A. Is. SOCIETY,

4 so OF Brooklyn. will hold tl,i. .cgu'ar rli.e
Tcmre lnncc Meeting, AZ their hal 40 22 Couf t.
on sunday evening, At / y ouiorr. Alao. MoutHiv
hcC'iue n . ?. IN. June II. Tho audience vi ls
adIiessed by the eo oJucut speakers Mr. Alton ud
Nj Perry. Singing hr Mis- CauasAu aud Ns
Dun ca. y. u Our Second Auuua, pic-NIc CONES
of at lianr's Park, on Ihurdy mex Tic ll tIis
are invited - ltt,LG. DESNls kEEEEGAS. Ilcs.
I'd. fRAINE sec. 1l4
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81. PETERS II. G. /. \. Is. SOCIETY, on
A'Jcrsey City, will hold grand pubic temperance
SUNDAY evening June 10Th, Ht o'cnCk. -pukrr-
y. Dunn, G.. Stepheuson AID Nh. Brophy. Of y. Y.
GI.EEsON, rrcsi.; MICHAEL NAUGHlON, Rec,
Secretary. l3+
The sun., 1865-06-10

~ t.ocuti,e tomm.ttce-tLo suh-ciih,.' l1 The
lith ward rccmitinr tuna arr heIehs uoiih,d that
each srbscrihcr " euti' 20 receive % pr ccat ~
tLu amount Or his subscripti,u money. lh' Com.
thr -th 90 tLc lat OF uac, um tY l. O'clock iu tie
ey ming, n room 2l, BIlle Huuso. Az amounts uoi
called lOr on the i5th dAv Of June will be- doust.a te
ZONE charitable pa gl-o. CIfa G tDENilI,
Cha i~1ugu. ttt.D. 4. rItkBttfNl f,k, SOC .,s5
The sun., 1865-06-10

Cons on IEMPEkANt E--A GRAND DR.
pmons, ra.ion ili he lci In Cooper Institute luna
13th 1853, which viii De- aiil ilr.s,d Us Gru - Cav,
Of ohio, Hon. = l.. rluc-, OF Nrv R1irsvrt. sad
Rev. T. l.. Cuyler OF iitooklyu Tickets 20 cents. Ie
Be- hd oi y T. steaiur' IN alton -tIyoi, lower q
MtNr 80 broadway. Iui 10 the door. 7. =.
aTE NRNS. @. ~ Z. InnN nANIS. q. 100
The sun., 1865-06-10

No. ), Of y. Y, VIII hod public meeting lr
SUNDAY evening, At e. Pm, IN then Hal. 90. l..n
~ md @'h ave. Addte.-e- will be- delivered hy nr
Price and J. & Hovw cod. -. Sntiue ty Ni--c,
Mct.inn kennctck and CoVlv also MyOis Ken.
fan aad kin. Nr. Nanahau's Rand tiu lc present
and cniivcn the occasion. Come eaf,v, 20 -c,uIe
seats. JOHN O'hElLL, Pee. TATRIth sII~
MORE, Sec. I3g
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IA1HER MATHEW I. A. u. SOCIETY
No. ., ~ Y. will hod public n. n.ee'ins "a. thet
hsil, e,incf Of ~ It. nt I'd ave on supde. ey ming
June llth' at - o'coch, speskiug by Nj. suttot
~ Patrict foev. THOMAS CONCAEU>, prsst,
PAIk ENNiS. sec fes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
Board o. Supervisors.

SPECIAL NEETrSG-CoMMUNiCATrO FROM THE
CoyTROLLER-THE VOLUNTEER COMMITTEES TO
PROCEED 10 ALBASY-THE DRAFT, ETC.
Tie Board met by special call at o'clock
yesterday afternoon the President. Hon. William N.
TNe ed. IN the Chair.
A communication was received from the Controller,
stating that he had received subscriptions amounting 10
e7g3 100 IN the Soldiers Bouzty Fund No. g." aud
that that had been dsbursed, and no further pay.
ments could be made u the Committee on Volunteering
for recruiting purposes without further action IL taken
by tho board The Controller states that In order TO
obtain funds from the State 10 reimburse this County
for payments made in pursuance OF the Act chap ~
Laws Of 1865 he had applied 10 the Governor in person
during the past week; 0nd on Wednesday telegram
sent tne Paymaster General requesting return
OF moneys ~ advanced and by information received
from tie Governor be learns that the State is not q
funds at present TO respond.
The Controller nays that he and Waldo Hutchins,
esd had visited several moneycd institutions 10 obi ain
from them subscriptions to the County Loan bat they
unsuccessful the parties stating that they nad
subscribed 10 the State Loan and were awaiting noth
cation to pay the same, and regretted that i'll conse
qence Of such action they unable TO aid the county
by subscribing TO its loan. In conclusion he recon-
mendrd that the Committee OIL Volunteering be author
lied proceed 10 Albany To confer with the Governor
In respect this matter IN order 10 effect transfer o
portion VI the subscriptions 10 the State Loan To The
this county and to be used FOR the purposes u
volunteering. . -
resolution carving oct the recommendations OF me
Controller Adopted ard sent 20 the Mayor. who i'm
medintey affixed his signature ofapproys to It aud Tue
Committee len for Albany last evening.
Mr. PrlDY presented the following resolution:
R,rci That It bs referred TO the Special Committee on
Volunteering examine Into and ommrnd such messr'
and port will tend TO relieve the members Il the Police
Fire DspaItnen. aud the Militia OF tho city from the
draft thu, securing their services IN protecting the persons
property OF crn. sud also report such measures "a
will relieve tie heads VI ut gent families from the DRAFT
Adopted.
A resolution vas presented and referred increasing
the salaries OF Interpreters Of District Courts FROM
$500 10 <l,0cO
The Board then adjourned without day.
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The Pr..u~e,s Of the ssu,h.

The following article ia taken from The Inter-
the London organ Of Southern Interests;
There ia wish to disguise the fortune which has
ATTENDED the operations Of Sherman during the last ,ii
or eigh, months His campaign against Gen. Hood
owed its results entirely TO his ability b, mere sureTi
Ofty Of numbers To take up successive osio In The
rear Of has enemy and thus compel rcticit The cap.
ture % Atlanta MAS tbs inevitable result ufd !" inc
element Of power the i Ut CouInbis and charles
ton IL due. Nothing could DO more daAIIna " tie
lovers Of military sensations than the march across The
State Of eorgn bat The widest dTeeuer ~ Restored
Union could persuade himself that the promerade
had in any degree promoted slbjugsion similarly II
not for moment 10 be- iDasl tL.t le penetration
Of She rmsn 10 Columbia has subducd "a the empire of
the North all the district lying south Of The C0hrhIea
River lie passes through the country like an arrow
through the air and though the poison Of The missile may
wo,k mischief tie SURVIVORS refuse ~ recognise Their
peril Tie Truth Is thai Sherman has not yet been isrIv
tested He has proved his ability 10 prevail by supe.
ror punbers he las exhibited courage enle!prHs oGd
caution but he has not yet been tiied by pitched bat
lie On even terms. Indeed though he has invariably
foug nj sdvsntaye he has never. with the siuge
exception Of tbs light at JOneshoroual succeeded IN
fairly defeating his enemy reFpect for his Talents
by no means compcs the admission thar his army is
capable Of crushing the forces OF Beaufcsafd. But "
Shermsn fails work out the defeat and Dispersion III
the army which inieryencs between him and the strnte
picnl points which his march directed all that he
las hitherto achieved Will weigh ~ nothing 10 ths lpal
result. Never In history was the mnIim that men.
not walls, make the city" moro thoroughly verified.
Vast tracts Of country NAV be tfaversed by the
invader but the labor will be n. irnitlc.s As the
| wandcrings OF Darius among the S1ythians; and
towns may be eycod H. the dust, but the inhabitants
viii not thereby lbs swallowed up IN the ruins.
Here az We maintain. lies tue whole secret Of u
upon nationality. Tie determination 81 The bgLiing
population Is The condition precedent 10 the suhJugn
lion Of tic Invaded territory In the ht war al indie
pendence every town Of importance Was III the hands
Of the British, while the Americans abandoned them.
selves 10 the safety Of their open country Tie con
ditous Of tie present contest are Ia this respect den
- ia .f MT
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COniMereIai Intelligence.

ts,Rcis sGcGnITiys -Haring Bros. s Co.'S circular
avs. nil-d twenty bonds 10 rome demand
3Id5lt Lnus have Also ADVANCED to -. aSi aid Hi
nois tenira Si 81 ~ other stocks noihin. doing.
LONDON MARxru III, lands the 10th were without
material ysriatien Con.os oos.d ~ 20. asa Tor money
and 90. % ioI s.Oouut
Thor, fuli d,counl demand AZ ID, Flank. Tie cur'
rcui rs. We. a cent There were OF gold with.
drawsls for export 10 NEWTON.
IN. weakly returns Of The Rmt Of England show de-
crease In the bullon 81 Az, 100
IuFRPOOL. Mtrrh lis. ~ -CoT1 ON-The Brokers cir
c.r .aye. Tb-t,I,a. DHc r.rols the rvacr
ton OF ,estou chs-d Saturday great agitation and .
serious decin. in the cotton which bee very r
egulsr and touth from tim. g. line during the last few
dsy. more dspo,i,on M been manifested both by the trade
aud buy decline from aha eurrent rates,
A.. 81 closrd .hy, n Ihursdry prices coa,iierao.y
below iiIer qno.aon, American has been In limited de-
maud aud hn. Hen ulv ?d per d., and IN most oer de
scrpon, the fan 10 2a2jd the ve"k. The sales OF TIE
week aud ~ go b.ss including tH speeuuon aud
TO To- port nidng Orleans l. quoted at lbad std
iins uplGnds iti FAR ip'aHc- Ed Oiher Yuo'aonS o.
49,. . -. - 49,. ... 49, 49,. ,ci;rf y. lfrdsrl N-'e
49, IL. GcLLl 4
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Pss.vssrrs Arrived.

Ia steamship Au.ra.sn from Liverpool LieGs Jasnsa
and adv Fn.,su Terry and lady CAPT. burnett aud sfy ).
W Ta.eh and lady, 4 BSw,. goldsmith & I Hs,..
Hir.ch Hon " A. C. Rarrinrion, IT, Jack, 4. kh''l T.
~ Koonis, William Weaver, j. Ls.:ner, J. Bu,nephn'
H. Cowan n. H. Bennsru., Robert service - Mn.' "
Palm, Nj, R.nden q. r. Dslm,ye, f. T. HOVE ~. n
simpson Mr. Ro.euben,-r. J. 81. Gonzales, H. o. f''
81 s,.rnhrimer. r. Sternb,imsr. 90 -, ~
IL .,@..hlp Morning Star from New Orlrsns- "Ph W.
Hrp~r Fletcher tsrTrI, W. ID. Tom inson. W lonlLon'
ID fomlin.on Mr. A. VI. Tomhnson, Bridget NJ Iai x.
si,t.r There's. O. w Sanders Frederick iluooid M.
pkse,ley Mr. Colt Thomas Ro~ anu. L. hsriAine "a
Hli. b. Kili.n, j. NJ. EnbTy Rober, Bolrsan',, e. "
Dowd, Adolp Ruhl Indre sb- NsIs mi sns obu
Mr,sin. - Ge oni W. ". Thonp'ou. J. Dsnsse, geos'
Jacobs a. Watson Mira Andrew. ard child, Mis-. lyon
Alics CIarssou Dr. r. NJ, Ward n. %. Council n v nan
noud Col. II. Duryrs Mrs Carey ard chii',s, So,a
Conisri John 0roth Mr.. Wise, eu,su Leroy j. es''''
aud olners IN the stcersge.
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The following is list Of deaths in hospitals al
wilmington ~ c.. for The week ending March Is:
M,ncu 6.-Privae. Daniel Hsrt, Co. y i2sth III. Jos r
Plant, Go. A. sd y: Issse Gld" H. 90. =. Pit NJ
J..' Boihi, Co. =. osii Pa inc h. pond TO A. iish Pa
H. c. Porter Co. G, 10Th Conn Jos 6i,n%ar' 60. E1ii
H. H. Cav; Philip Bowman, Co. 10Th n Vi Henry Ely
Co. A, Nh ~ Io, 6iimoer Co D. l2,a IVES, Va t-S INV
d, ia Ky. Gre'nbrr, Howard GO. yoth Md Private
King, Co q. 18Th ohio.
M.H.S r,9 S Sdi1S "i cS d is Jd,
Ha~tin,, Co. 18th Ohio Geo Rhode, 3nh N. = Battery
wei,er 81 Pa cavalry; Char, BsId.y =, 18th L. $
Coored Troops. John Fellow. Co. o. ioId " W Oeofs'
March Geo. Il. Mecatnery, Co. O. li,h Iowa Cavalry
-QHs,en. Nh love a. c. kesch Co g. 2',h Ind Go
sSiiic.. LYichos,, sorgt. iiih rs; tnIaowu soldier
privMe John II. Andrew, Co. b. 'ath NY iohp Bcliyet
Andrew Mil. Co l. ii,h p. G.vsry rr,oie Thona. SOW
"a Iowa Cavalry four unhucwn SOLDIER.
l.. Hlghs, Co l2Jd H.; Private. Thomas Roman Co. X
Ah Iowa Cav. Francis R.,in. Co F. I'd H. Al three IN
knOwn .odsrs r BAKER Co. Y, 9th L. s c. r. IL, Sim,
Co b. i7th o. s. G. T. tso unknown soldiers. Sergeant
W. W. s,v1e; Co T. ~ Ky rfv:ie' J" sas ae TO- =
H"sS cs,bcsri E. B. 18Th p. Csy fTsnei, Roc Co. >.
III. Cav; Corp Edgar Il.sk, Co G. sth y J. fnys',
MAxcH IO-Prvsi-s John Baptist. Co. O. t7th New.yoh
W. H. hteo, 70. VI, ID toP y Qua"
bus Co y. 18th Ohio; Pnvass Jo.cph Allen 18th Pa Cav
fraIk Piiioch, 18Th n. y Cav Augustus Gordon Co g. e3tl
n Y; Allen Oore. ID - 18th A. C.. Peter Loci 60 " 81
Mich. Cav; John o. Arwsr Co l.. Hth Penn. Ar Gibsr
McColan Co. A, 18th Mas. W. u. HeDder Co. r. +th ny.
Unknown soldier. Charlie, Rosebnry Co H. lat Wis. Cav.
John r.. Denus Co. =. itth Conn ssnue! y. Duibar Co
a. 4th r. l.
Mach Ii-Prvstes WIN. Parker. 18th Ind. Art. Jane,
Stephens Co. T., nth Ohio o. g. Dunbfiu, lolr Oiio
Isaac Hsy., Co d. 9Th Ind John Grysn, 90. &, lAh III
Edmund Webster, 9Th ia. Cav UDkDo~n soldier; g. w
Frnsnd Co. H. 18Th Pa Joseph Bsksiy, 9th ~ j.. J. r.
Pumrnelby lat Me- Peter Black 9th Wis tnknown Soldier
r. Simmons, Go. H. 6i,h ~ James Stephen, Go. r, l7i
Ohio Danie Meare. Co. X, sob L. s. c. T. james Emory
Co. K 9th U. s. &. T.; &. H. Walker, Co. II, Hh Mass
ssmu,l Brsgg Co. X 9Th Ind Cav. Henry Hodge sth Me.
MARCH i9-John torh., Go. s. lOlthN Y John Farmer
Go. G. s.h Mich serg Jas ~ Coo. Go. u, ahT,nn two
9ntno~n .oldiers Pnvae' John MILE Go. @th n "
Me; Jos. 81 Buns, Go. &, 56th ~ J. Whitaker Co A,
ssih Ohio; sergt Jo,cph Green, Co H. l@ih "a Pryaes
Geo W RUBIN, Co L, llNL Ill. Unknown Soldier; Wn.
:. ,der Co. :" ~ ConGi ral.ouP 'lc'antsf. 60 p. l..
L. A Lain Ill c. L "A
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.r1.. c..Ips aa,ey end partially I..her ea.isr, but r

Ne msfhet cbsn6 qnHty aho PAf'aJ oss''' ""'
for American.
Trade ut Manchester has exhibited daily dropping ten
drncy, aud sougb fir business has been induced oy the
fail prices the close still IN favor Of buyers
BRHADsTuPu.-Messre Richardson, Spence Co and
Wakefield Nash Co. report Tour slow at late rates hItIa
STATE 06d2l Wheat IN more demand but without any al
vance in prices; Red Western ya3i3 per GENITAL; Corn
steady at rs 3d26l6 for Gslatz per quarter.
PROVISIONS --Messrs. Bxsnd. Arhys Co.; Gordon
Bruce Co and others report Beef steady about ats s
PORK lower Bacon in lair demand at full prices LARD N
limited demand but prices steady at 49, dto for Old
81 new fellow quietor and generally 3D. easier Butter
duh and still DECLINING -,
PnopUcE-The Broker, circular reports; Ashes lower
Pots AZ down to ~ 3. Pearls 3'6 Sugars steady; MO
ss.es Coffee inactive but steady Rice qn't so
unstered Bark sells sc for Philadelphia Lin.eed quiet
and b easier Clover Seed. Old American Red 6Se New
10 ar Lnseed Cakes. American xa ~ U1s y' r,,n
on, quiet inter Basged SPERM 935 LiIseed OIL steady
at Rosn very fat and almost nominal spiri's IuTPc.
tine. small sales of French ct 81,
PgrRolkpn.-.Mesfs. Bo0t, English l. Brandon fepor
modsr1r dspsnd fpy refined at " or inferior, up 70
ior line. No Crude offering
| Loxpoy Markets -Messrl Barring Bros. Co. report
Brcadtuif. quiet aud unchanged Iron Welsh hmer; rs
aud bar, a6 scotch pigs, 50 sugars steady .SIa,y
without Change Rice steady Teas rather lower 1slow
DJ Spirits Turpentire lower; French co. Cn,de re'ro
l~um. is; Refined, II. Sperm Oil unclaimed 81 so2u
480d ts Cod. $50 49,. Lnso.d OIL, $40. Lin'eeu eaAe
MAINTAIN their price.
| LIVERPOOL, March llth-Evenine. COTTON dnl
unchanged ses to-day 5000 bales, Of which Speculation
and IporeIs took 1860 bales
BREADsruFys--So sales reported
PRovsI0as-1he Provision market ID quiet and STEADY
! PROpuCy-1he Produce market Is quiet and steady
Consols for money id83i $3.50 .
American Stocks tending upwsrd InnSs ''nfsi
S.; Enc, tStdN; Five Twentiea atdJs.
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nrwvoKk DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. MARCH a. 1868

never to BE- forgotten Consequently even the svaeu.
atom Of Richmond would but mark new era OF dss'
perate and pr0racted war On the assumption, then,
Of eItreines which the most sangune foe Of the Con
federncy could scarcely contemplate, the ultimate vic
tory Of the North would still be placed at an indefinite
distance of time. At present such calculations wonld
not bear scrutiny However the destruction Of bead
tiul cities the devastation Of fertile farms, and the
suffcrings Of and children may shock humanity
ne effect 2urry ,T%tesSe pom. 0, r wieT WI o.
mingon is TO add 80 COO 90 GOO to the ar
mics in The field and make the Southern generals the
masters, not the victims, Of geographical positions In
spite of The fall 81 stock the ominOns whisper tho
situation simply that which contemplated by the
leaders Of tho Sonth the probable result Of six
months war; while the sbors Of four years have en-
abed the Confedcracy from her resources 10 clohe
feed. and arm her leves.
On other points - unnecessary 10 dwell NJ length
We DO not desire TO predict the end Of that shock VI
tie ear across the waves Of the vast Atlantic but
have no 10 doubt that before 50 now the de-
lenders Of the South will quit themselves like men.
There 10. In trnth, one lesson which the advance OF
Sherman will teach the most obstinate sceptic The
very stones cry out against the policy Of the North
II ever tho hard reality Of fact conld dsspae delu
sions surely in the backened runs and the deserted
causowsys Of what once was Charleston neyer'dying
hate and desperate defiance may plead their deep
sincerity. The sublmty OF herosm has been attained
For eighteen months the seige the assault, and the
bombsrdmenf served only to develop new efforts
OF splendid resistance. When resistance wac hopeless
the proud old men. tho brave women Of South
Carolina. refused TO grace the triumph Of their
nsolent foe In them breathed the fiery oaerRy OF Cal
houD incomitabe impatient Of subectlon. In direct
contradiction OF facts and in false recognition Of
Nemesis yet hidden In she bosom Of Time some have
bcheld in the fall Of Charleston poetic vengeance
Snch an Idea rests only upon ealuinny. Those were
the tine criminals Hho with words In their mouths
smoother than oil. were hurrying men AID guns and
shIe 10 Fort Sumter ~ the North. The men OF
Charleston were not the first ~ take the sword and
had the search for tropes and reributions. and
Tschylean fantasies been more just. II would have be
held IN The prize Of Northern ambition, % coveted IN
the anticipation and rotten In The grasp Al anttpe
10 the which the lsraees gathered In forbidden
excess. and which became pnirid and fu of worms IN
tho mouths Of the Inseusate gluitons.
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0,rsest,
Latest.
.pnpooJ. March ll-Eycniug. The Tmf

LIVERPOOL, March ll-Eyening. The Tns
editorial thinks Il lho Confederate Government rrmains
hrm and II there IL renewal oi The conference The
Washington GoyerDneni viii ondeayor TO draw hack
the Sinlrr singy by negotiations th each one sepa-
rltey and that Lincoln may be more concilaloy than
to tie Richmond cabinet.
IIyrRrooi. March l2.--1he Htng arrived Ut Liver.
pool AT moo yestridnY
Tie North American arrived at Londonderry yester.
dsy.
The Paris Bourse is steady; Rentos closed at OK.
zoe
The European newo is uhin portrait.
ErLiol I,,f, Feb. 9U.-ILe Shenandoah has arrived.
She has burned eleven ships since leaving lie Cape.
Affairs III Aew.Z.Aland arc less peaoeabe.
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany. BY Hudson IL. X, from JJtns.. Depot
y aud ny m, add $40. 8. and iot p. nj. Sun.
day train from 18th ~. y. City cars run be.
tween Chamber. aud J0 h-sts. s;s.!ons.
, To Albany, by Harlem X. r., athsi., 4tb-av, 10 q
H. .nd..''';'' ''a'''....'..,'
Courtispd..st. aud III a. NJ. p. m, aud IL
midnight Sunday... .........................'
To Boston, by New London line, Pier - n; T.,
korwieh Line. Pier 80 ~ H.. Neptune Line, firr
PIN. r.. and S;onipgfob line, Pier IL n. n. daily
lsundsy exceptedi... .......
To Boston. hy New-ilaven X. X, via SPrin1held
e,h.t. and 4,h'av;; ...,;.;:.......sa. m. and
To Boston. BY Sew Haven X. r., 2Ith.st. and 4th
sv., via Shore Line, l2i and 8 .. M. sundsy....
To Bridgeport by steamer Bridgeport foot OF Pecr
To spasc and the West. by En- Railroad, foot
To Cleveland. o., by Atlantic aud Great Western
R.R vis Eri. Railway foot OF Chambers st.. coa-
neciin, with Railroads for ell principal cities IN
the West, g. IN. and. ....:..........:'.....,'..
To (,rcrnport O. III. tand on Ssturdays p. MI 10
Ysphank, Islip, Fsrniingdale. Lons island By L.
!. railroad trou, Jane~sip and foot OF hih-r..
| To New. Haven Hartford, and 5prngheld-Stesm-
ers leave Peck Slip At u aud ..................
10 New.H Haven. by ule N-w.Hayrn RI, 27th'a
'nd *.sv.. a, T. =; ~ an; ny 5. 3;'1; y sad
from foo, Of Courland st.. VIA Philadelphia, . am.
and p. Ha. Sunday train. ......................
TO the West BY Central Railroad Of New'Jersey.
via Allentown rom pier 2 N. r.. . a. M, u N.
! and s:0O p. m. SUNDAY train.
To Phaiel phih by stesme J-sse i'Oyt daily lSun-
days ssc@pted) from foot OF Wsr--t, Brooklyn.
connecting at Port Monmouth with trains for
Philsdrlpbia. ...."....:.............-.
Il Philadelphis, by New Jersey Railroad. foot OF
Cour. anii ct, T. 10 and ~ M, IL M, sndbp.
H.. and IL midnight. undav......"..."":....
To Philadelphia. pcr Railway and Steamboat, (snn.
| day. exec ted VIA Camden and Amb"y. from foot
Of Barclays. oA ma. ExpI--s..................
/ To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.'S Line.
daily from pier q. foot Of Robinson-sf.. r., at
To Rcd Bank and Long Branch, by steamer Eagle.
daily, from pier foot Of Murray st., at.....,....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24

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