Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1863, Page 1

ThA 4 pers served without wrappers by carriers 4 sent (plate or 94 per month. In EDUCATIONAL. _ gt MARY'S ACADEMY, near Bryantown, Md , siting termx, by réesing vip ma ee own, Charles county, Md. fs. BARRY, OF RE 01 T M fires to mvs her Tendo sea ue yo aie Bat she will open, oa the 7th of -eptem }oeish and French School for Young Ladicw ant Chidren. at No 353 1 street between 19cth and wh streets Circulars ean be abt pringieal beckstares or at Him Bere at th 52 eset 34 street, Capitol Hill, ted tes M BS GOODRICH. WILL BE OPEN : SOHOOL On Monday, Sept. 7th, at 435. Fite atre-t, be- trees Dand B. erms trem $5 to 33 per q ia:tor, i edvance, eolstt BokkoM BO POEL eas. a i 4 LPIMORE County, Mp. Opers its Seventh Semi a:inn. Keyes mber. Tits Stee eee 03. & sirtetly lnmited numbe: { gentlemen are received on terma pp | in ay cther imstitation. Applicatic is Ce pplication must be Rives @. 5, WALDROW, T ; 2 YOUNG LADIES OF MBS 4. B BELL'S felect Academy w commence xt “Bret MONAT of tecw.sreourse of study on the feotember, Location, southeast corner of Land With erreeta. ii au 79 lw* BOOK VILLE 2 BMINARY. ‘ 2 A Bosgpine SCHOOL por Youne Lapigs, The duties of tais Institution will bogiaon No. 465 Teeifth teiaber7th. For cironlars eail at MRS. W. B. HUNT. Principal. (™ eto . 4 x srect, bchwoen Nin. Wi'lresume the schoiastic ex Monday of the monta, Se >t, 7th. TERMS. » of 11 weeka ....919 5 ch ond Tonih sis. reiece on the first Carsten! faitien: per quarter 2 is reantile tuition prr quarter of 11 weeks, B ‘ BP WIGRT,8.J_, Presisent, ST. ALOVELUS PAROCHIAL SOHODL FOR BOYS, ecrner of north Oapitol and I streets. will resulne ite exercises the first Monday of September. Principal teacher. Joum Broriy Esq detwern both schools will be enlarged. Parents not able to pay wli apply to the Direetor for exemption B. F. WIGET,8.J., Dire:tor. M S*LEOT sCHOOL. IsSN.8 PRO informs her friends aad the publie generally that -he will op-n a Zeivet Sehool 4 r girls the first Monday in Septambnr, at No. ¢ 14 D street, between 24 and3i Applications may he wede to until that time at her residveee. 507 E street. be en 2d and $d; on anc after thatdats 21 7he school ream, ‘an %7-eo2w M Es, BURR WILL RE-OPEN HER SCHOOL On MONDAY, Sept. 23th. _ BF 391 i street, LADENBBURG ACADEMY. au 4-20t0eti* Paixoe George's Covsrr, Mp, The Thirty-second Annaal Session will conme ee en the fret Moncay in September. Young geatle- r Engineers, the Army, Navy, any Literary or Neieutin School of board. &c. mate hnown on ap- piication.. Number of boarders limitad to ten. 72 eost* PROF J. FILL, Princips!. {RANELIN aACaDEMY. A SELECT SCHOOL FOR Boys, ScuTHWEsT CORNSR OF 13TH AND H Sraeers. The next Acnw ‘ion will commence on Mon. day. kept. 7th. T ourse of inatraction embraces the varscus bran-hes of -ar English education, Matbematies, the Greek, Latin, and Modern Laa- For information obtain eireulars at the ores, or call on the principal atNo 393 th sire: _a0Ziaw* [Chron] B.B DRTRICK, A. A nud? X85 BESS uanias AND MIsB8, 367 J street. between 13th and Mth. ‘The Tweifth Session will con mance on Monday, Fcpt. 7th, under the same general management and the seme teachers as heretofore. Circulars at bookstores M.D HALSTEAD, LLAMS, ” {Chron } M. Wr EM£880n INSTITUTE, SELECT CL&8SiCAL AND MATHEMATICRL SCHOOL, FOR BUYS Mth street, between I and K, This Behoo!, formerly located in H street, be- tween 12th @d 13th stree’s, will be re-opened on ¢ irst Monday in September in the new School A. cee recently erected om lath street, between I Pd Terms per quarter $15 For information ad irese the Prinaipal, or call at Bis residence, 349 kew York avenue between 9th anc 1th 8 OHAS B, YOUNG. A. M, Principal. au 22 1m* ROVE EVILLE AOADEMY, Mortoomery Coumty, MaayLand. A B.arding schoo: for Boye,2) miles from Wash- “{egton. Wall fersion begina Bept. 7ch. For ca a Riguer address. at Brookeville, Md oes BE. B. PRETTYMAN, A. M,, Principal. auilow QELECT FEMALE 30HO00L 367 New York "avenue betweem i0th and Iith streat IOWDE witkhes a few pi English Branches ; open’ References—Kev L.8 Y ave ; Henry Baldwin. N WW Acditer’s offive HE UNION T © FEMALE ACADEMY, Corner of Vth streetand New York avenue. The Fourt. euth Annual Session commences dep wn ber 7, Inés. _Cireuiars xt the Bookstores. au 17-tf NT: MATTHEWS INSTITOTE FOR BOYS, 199H BTRERT. peTweeN G anD H. Th reises of this institution will be resumed et DAY, the Ist-of September. Competent tesehers employed. Discipline of the rem rab alle. ss theuaderel 5 'y 1 . crue moderate. (FPas 4. WHITE, DD. 3 ar 15th. su 10-tf 336 Russe! Var treet, M. K. WALSH & CO, §GENSED PAWNBROKERS, mit? Eee ware Liteon 34 ag to vi t(itom One dollar to ten thousand dollars on eol- tera) LTBRKAT: ADV ANOBS will be mate on all kints Resi and Personal Property, Diamonds. Gold 44 Silver Watchee, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Musical rome pta, Hardwi Olothi: @., &e. & P avi te ye experience in besinees in thie city-and favorably known to many oa otizens. we are confident that foal ako mae asiness ve fs 2 parti MH WALsi & OU.. 013m" Licensed Pawnbrokers, M4ds88° HOTSL. the unde: ned takes great pleasure in inform- bis pui ane friendr god t1e public. @®eraliy that he has taken the HUTEL Shate on the corner of Tenth and Bats. . rly —— Pora's Theater, lately ander che Supices of E Goetz, at he bas a4 neither Rtansp rt me io refitiing and enti renovating it. ane be is now prep-red to accommodate the nbiie with everytbing usually found in efrat-oless tel. Ample accommodations are p: sient and permanent Boar ‘us The BAR and LARDER wil ‘Ue bert the anon or market afford The long experience of the undersigned in Hotel vepidg if deemed s sure guaraute on his part ‘at ail who extend him patronage will be satisfied everything tending to their comfort will re- @ive from bim ivi et attention ‘ea CHRISTOPHER MADES, 7am" Proprietor. r Lt) 4 M ae BOER AND BESTAURANT, (ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,) 462,464. axp 466 Tain TH BTRERT. The undersigned, solicits of . Lane Counter; ight, airy and well-furoiwhed Ebering Apartments by the week, diy orm a eral terms, Hts Larder is series i * Culinary departm: an ie fie hot pa in the country. Particuler atten fen has been paid to the selection of the Bar- ment thet the moet fastidious connoiseur can Fn gn, GEO. H, MITOHBLL, Proprietor, BR ents are ope! wddey Kating Apertm ore ae i [,o™5_B FOR saLz. Just received. from Bangor, Maine, two cargoes ot dont ser from # 10 34 feet long, very good, Also 400,000 ext to bill ths. from the lace, cuality. en osePH LIBeRY, Ko. 27 Water st.. Georgetown. 500 sox BUPESIONTASLHOLARME. sat Feceived and for ey mB ow SP ELE Petr ty (Aen @ secre évense,” LIST OF LETTERS | mings AR Odsell J: lamme! Nace mM Waston CO 7 " ee lark A Garter J ipman NS er Argust Mabe@eoA' Miller Lewin. | Weed G G5 a0 REMAINING TN ‘THE taiskey A mn eat 08 cart Anthony Marcanio Gow Metear Lemi Woodward Chas Bordeaws rT Wm & WASHINGTON , Garts arney Curby yt Peter mtcomery A MurphoGeo W Marvin RevLC | WiceC M Weatlate 3 W-2 Walker Win M CITY POST OFFICE, | Crsmzinrs®, geliteuing u Carter Paine & | MeKern dlina Malcom Ge) M tigen, | Wairtaeergbee Willegd teed M omaky Wea i = - = le i x sinsoud yhittles THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1863, | Olster mar Sommer dae’ GaliveworthR | Marrigon'atel BOE? 4GH Mogan Martin | Wallice Decuce Weaeer dnont 2 Willeoe Sine smmiue DS Cobers Dew .* At TOR re Alvin feCultvch @ B Montgomery Wileon Dewits C Willgop. J Q-3. Webster Wi OFFIQIALLY PUBLISHED IN THR paPMR | ConnersCO Gadeydno W Cochran Robt Gator nt vob ge] pei as Waters padley WAltinins Joceph Wallington W HAVING THE Lake i 4 Convoy nilde RA. Mead BPA A “MartinGeuHA-3 | Mooney Watterston DA Watnom donna Winchester Rev H LARGEST CIRCULATION, | Coburn Daria Conroy duo. Ghilde A. eee Foner Memaniand Mat sore Mi | Rhine Deg d Wa etd A ceat) WoW > ey jonne! {¢o] inghan iple: Vill LADIES List. Goachanower D Carter dno Siewents RA Miller Benj HenryG-3Milier Niolaus | Ob To Ware ys Wt Arnold Mra L M Green aalin ook Sucan Sinn De i acter deaaon. abba Capt SA eOrarksn ts iddleton Drip Marsh N Wivon Evhrm RWetekegdoha Wi Rastio Mredoen Green Lucindy Pope SURE | SISPE DS, 4, Garter dudson Gubbe Cag Capts | Morse Cart PeH a Mote oe | Wet eee warren dohn | Wilki Anderson Ann Gasnway Gatsy Post Rophig aneryDB Gonrordnn = We" MeDonald Once toe Hore, | Boren? wher ry Jan Wisrstley W lereon Kline er Mary Pumphrey Row’s | Camffeld D aughlinJno Qalvin Thos Mayhugn Cert’ Macey? 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Geta it MeReal ch ee eae HeMillan Robt Aa WaleJoseph Wade CaptWmF brose MaryA GoodyearMraSE Price Kate Cooper B & Coy Capa bie TA Muller Chas) McHuEH Hugh Miller Royal E Fila Wrirdames Wood CaptWn@ oe Gol ridin Mary Datifipe Roberts oor a erg aes Ona Saas Moulton Ohya tt Cormey Hy Hepking Robt a Weddle Fred = Wolfe John Wilson Lt Z@ attothussainr a Pay wor A Giumaticetr™ | SOD ERS, Obapberain De Gatey aioe. | Hirst char Memilinponn 3 MURAL | yosse cna vine Seay qos enesten Bier naalinbie even pose Mary c gepeaey beret es atv ney TG ead Ca it iller apo HH = MecMonach Sam peed ered D Tae Tantus Thee Burke Anna-2 | Hook Maty ight MrsEA | GasilearG W-2 CurtieCaptJ-2 Connor Thos Mauro ChaaG@ Millecd 2 Marasrdstephea | | piece taneous —Depute Provect Maoh 1 4th Binetary A "peste Rams, Rovlehigeesy | SiotetGrsG Sauvedy e Gyw A | REBeISD, Maloy Berard Heboeatgo | Dini, Par Praptett Geraters tire dp rouch Geo ald we! 30 fe Dant H 08 -2; John BP; Becruiiing Officer Regutar Gas, Burke Aggie Heath Nancy W Kandot GeckbillGco B Clerkdaar . Clauga Wm HeCabe Dennis a Ge i ae airy: Antiquarian Bookseller, 19th nt. Prastoon ple Lanes pear tr i Beene ane: Edwd Gayl y paces ins W-2 airD a Mason Jno L McDowell 3-2 paplic Schoole; Antiquarian Bookseller Eh, Bir try en eee ee Reciers ie, ae br HS-2 Oar Sate Carmen Wm jor Dan Gaphy dere Maccay Sinley resident Military Qam for Rx af Omerrs ADSELT eck Anna orseman JaneBRogersHenrietta | Capern aT Gia Fook Galdwell ww 7 fer popery 7a jer a? Eile: 3 J. BOWEN rownReseta Holly Aun M | Robingon Maret | GatcliH P © Grampa Gouly War Pocsomd? aese | poet Eo rook Mien Hancock MistMARonerta Mee | Carronlts Christ ¥ = Goloton W Moria gern, apts Rhos ne i 2 yown dane Hannline Mary Ringgold Jane | Gollins WR = MoseD H | Mayer Tene Metutyre T 0-2 AMUSEMENTS own Julia | Hayden Hellen Radcliff Carry | Douglas AC Danlap Gilmore DedittJosR&0o | MoreamDa@ MorPbyeH, | Mash P : a Brown Fanvie Haffber CarolineHopinsanwreWB | povelet tC, ~ - Decler JoaR MulanyE aire egelongh T WASHINGTON THEATER aker Wi.nie Henry Harriet ell Jenny Denham AW DuttonGeoW Dent donsh Millar Elias © Mackaydno | achenna Thos & ” leek Molly HarrisonJennie Rosner Margaret | Dart alfred” — paciemae®, fe Jacob Myers Eiward Moston Jacob Moree (G0BAN DESIN'S OLYMPIO:) Bsyron Mary A Honan Michael Re olds Ktlen anbert August Davie Lt H H-2- Deits J Hi May Edwin? MegiidasP poore Thos ron, Mar Ca tenes reticeemeay, | B fo is LEH a May KivinT | MagiliJasP Mostox Thon FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. 4, BrewaterLydiaA Humb-rieldAlceRedmind Mey as | 3 avieHS Douslase M Mille et” ied Sagres De BENEFIT OF SUSAN DENIN. Button Eunice Haddock MraJESmith BranceeM | bi Decker H as 8 Macomber Ba Mostedomah B MeCorah Benson Ellen Houston Hellen Smith Ewnily BitosGoiling Detniona- — peeeye acy | Begombet Bae McMillan Capt Mecotiogn way SrARnare tans Breviger MagcieHaskill Mattic Smith GeorgieL | DareGapt D. Debeyswrd W Dugan Phellx | Merril LEE Re Meta sees ee eee WH ROMEO AND JULIET. Berry Sarah. HurieNantie Swift Mary DavienChas M Downers B-2. Detter Philip yeraEdwd-2 McCord Jno Manll Wy Busan Deninss -.... Barbour Elvira Hei liza, Shes Magic Dolon Capt DavisdasM Dick Sergt MillarEd0 Mc@ardle Jn Sete Ww, And her Last Ap i Hopkins Carrie Stein Paufine "| DarlingCaptDH Decble sor A Dikoe his Main kG McAllisterLiCol Maes De We wi Barbour Mra HarlandAnnieM Smith Mary A avideon Dillon Jno Daniell 3 K Malone Capt p Mj piisterttCol Mass De} SINGING AND DANCING ‘Win Tenet Mary Stewart MargtBS | Depue David Dimon Jas S arel 8 T MitchalLeeW-? MeArdleJ; forrin WH BY cre Brown MraWWJoyMrsiiC SmithGoraG | DidkinsenDA Daviedne D © Davitert Sami | magnate usF Mchovera dno Masibydeatwe | BEAUTIFUL FORREST SISTERS. Braweon MreEH Jones Eliza Stile Mra E Dupn Capt EW Dickensd 3 = Denn's F MeComfck¥ MePhersondos Matvree ww. —— , Berry Anna Joy Annie inship Pebrar Peak Dugan Jno Drayton OaptT | McKenna Felix MoConet yee Manone WOW Conelnding with» Baseett MreL, Jones Laurelia SpencerJosph’ae | Dedrick Frank DefertydanH per wre Hekenma Felt MeConet dro” Miller W M-2 BRILLIANT NEW FAROE Barton MreH Jones Fanny Stewart Mollie | DouglaseFredk PoUonesdae pee cihom FE McGuffin Jan Matthews W N . BradyJoanna Juany Mary Sworder Mra Dorr Ferdinand Davidson Jno Denby Wythe-2 | Machiac@ W-2 Methven Gooey arti eisai Te, ol for Batarday. em Banweil Karah J Jackson Hellen Shreve Gertrate | DewireRyFatherDicknon dN. Darmey Wea Hi Mostgortes @ Meee eee Misr. Wra BF Admission 75, 6. and % cents. 1t* Brinker MiseRH Jackson Mary Sherman Bmily | Delabaum Felix DaviaJohn — DonohooWmJ | MeNanionG Horeat 3, Mellen WP unza Maggie JenkinaMrs SeamesterMcs | Dick Geo aghtyJno D Devereux Win Machen cca ty Hehanaban J B Miller W M-2 CANTERBURY HALL, BenmenGareline Uspe ri gs ua't Dino Geo eRuseyCaptsD Dikeman ¥ R Ge Met eng oeueyeW OBN Louisiana AVaXUE, ream 81x75 B7REET, Boman hiratJune Mary A. Snider MrsW R Pavel, —_ paield’ dno LM Dayton Wm Movicgasy Metpgmeon Lt Martin W Jno TO-MORROW (Saturday) APTERNOON johen Kate meson Maria StewartJoaph ne McNabG W ~~ MeGrath Joh 4 at 24, o’elock, ‘ Raver Jane © JordanRebeecaL8chumacker E eae egrath cohn. Morgan WM SF Positively only opportunity for Pamt 8 i o S Evans A Biggar Frod Enler Ji MaynerGeo W McGinnia Lt J R Massey WF b ¥ Opportunity for Families to Babcock MisOrendohinson Mee Bollteet Me, | Riot G2 athn FS Pigscining Moyerieo” — MeDomicksL — MsRensieCpWH | Witness the mot Arilliant Seeais and Dramatie DecaeedClaraPKernee Meo Sree ey BS. | EeceumOA Mastman th Ensue Warts | NorrisAB-4 Natting W Nacled re ay eee oO ¥ ty cel fa i: -2 a a agle Jno a > prsdtore Glars ‘a Hernan are z phatar Eran es Erilon CP Ey Fa sid Bir Wm it Northup Ande Neagle HY : Neal Zo. Or, THE ENCHANTED G ROTTORS OF ELPLAND Sane Mawel fo faton Rey JnoL Ely ane ones Ca ‘ — ee Pornce Marsh anighy Masere Ae ee Hott B Eichinghain Jas Eldred Wm D Noyes david M Noble Lt) RT Northam R wo | GORGROUS APPOINTMENTS !_MAQIOAL BP- 5; , f £ FRCTS !—CHARMING MUI! | Oole Miss Kearns Belle Tathurt Mary & NureyEsw P Nelson J Henry Nicholson WI-3 | 3» Clark Susan Knox Agnes 0 Jor MrsJaa | Fassett Amon Foote Fredk Foster Lt F 8 Reville Raw © Nexhtin dno es uma QELLE Th YiOee BRESEON: Park Nathes B Eni ght Mag ie Talbot pas French A C Follansbee Geo Fortain Louis selec GeoA pewholdsosens: Richols WH A Host or Baavtivut Lapigs amp TaLexten Cocmbe Mary T Kinnes Martha Phomes Mary F Fletcher Alex Fennell Gen ¥ ‘orshey L NazatemersG B GEBTLEMER, Pecutke Maret Kinney Martha Thomas Mary foirley tev A FlaggC apt A.2 Penton Michi tanec end 3 cy E B BF Ad mirsion—Ladies. 313.; Ohildren,10e._1t Cull Myra Kretzman Mrs | Chew Priebel a smindeen And Quinlan Tyan Phil Clark MrsJnoW [Gol - a ler Mary ee ee cite ee Sees ora wennel: JaaD Owen Robt D-2 FORD’S NEW THEATER, brooke Mrr Geo KinneyMareatetPhayer Mra Danl | FreemanCaptB Fisher o ton NEE al Keefe Ine born Seth. TENTH STREET. ABOVE FE. Seis Reema ee Paeegees | Eestag e?™” Bre a, PART | Senate RSM aen Giton hoe | sony woah eate” dad bropitr Cane Mrs Lord Mra MV R Thomas Mra Euan a Rend pe a Pe THIS EVENING THIS EVENING Clark Olivia A Lee Cellenio Etizaboth FairchildsC — Faby J Freneh Gel Bit. | PalmrP AW Perrin Henry M Pelough LtCILH THI8 EVENING, THIS EVENING, = | Ohurch Mrs EN Lynch Louise Tompkina Mry A | pavetg Frilechy nod ‘Farge Pindl Aaron Page Capt Hy Pool Morris Will ‘be presented the Grand and Beautiful Bo- Clay Jane LeedsHellen Thomae Mary P | P8xon © grist puller Pomeroy | parka AlbtM Prickstone dao Powera MF ee entitied | Gree Margaret LindseyAaronHztrevier Louisa | fimter Chea Fortaing | || Fouke Gol B |” | Parke 8 Peterad Henry Peck Mr THE WAtAD QUEEN! Carener Anne Lr Glary AnpieR Trylor Mi F Franey Jas Foakeee Patterson Alex Pathemore J H Peters Mr THE NAIAD QUEEN! Cole Anna LikensMrsJuol, Tinker Lizzie sming DJ. Fellows Phellps AF Patterson Jno Price Nod-2 Ww f ‘ Carter Margaret Logau Mary. Tracy Mary FD Bene See Porte BB © Parkerdas PinttOscarE | premich: after mcaths of laborious and sostly Cele Sarah” | Lenard ElizhhM Taylor Mar G30 Fora W Fitzgerald Thos | Pain BP BinckneyOapJO Potter PC Splendor which cannot fail to call forth the admira. Gauik Lucy | Egugshury Mre Van Allen Jane | prazerReyDR Frencha © — WalkinbuzhGapt | plowen Ben} Bamphrey JW Pollard Capt P| tion of all lovers of tke trae and bsautifal. CommineMaryA Lindale Kate Wright Mary F PitzeralaD , pillgne ¢ Poiehwmg | PagevhasR PorkerJno atten iid GRAND MATINER SATURDAY AFTERNOON Cutter Clara E Laselle Mra NP Wood Ellen nae 278s Power UT. Philips Jno H_ Pierce 8 E ef TERNOON: Cannos Miss LingelMraElijah Woods Nellie pergieny RS haar Foutar ve Platt apt Perry Jno Parker Seater Nise patter haha Clemmons Sobia Lansletter Sopha Ward Theresa SEN E FREE COES. Eat Page Chas Phillips JnoR Pettis® Newton THE NAIAD QUEEN! 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Bhudoloh Mi uaetasniaaest Diges Caroling Morrisey Mixes B Wheaton AnnaM | Gevmon Frank Gould J T Gililen W Rider BL Re A ae peer PECTSCRIAT IE SI TATARADSR, Davis Sallie A Marron Mary P Williams Gunnell Dr FM Green Sanper Gribben Win Komoudt RyGRV Rosell Harry Hee geet THE FAIRY GIFT; Evtwvis MrsM Marite Mis Woodward 3 Grant Frank = Gordon L Graves Wm M pine Rice CWE Reese RD. THE FAIRY GIFT; jott Arne vera Mattie ¢ Rg ee a Fetdor Fanny E McCarthy Kate Flinn Margaret Mc sty Annak W Ring Chas Jt Fi : R THE ENCHANTED GROTTOES OF ELFLAND a iaise Hs 6 Roberts Chas A Rite! ° tman Eliza Reid Robt Jd J RA ™7 Hastings AC = Hutchins HH Hitchcock Lt OR.THE SNCHAN1ED GROPTOES OF ELFLAND Furl Mar: NaugtonMret Watkins Sarah Han ilton Alf Harding HJ} Hines Lo is Richmond brCul Kay me & ene eae Port MreGainardMeDufie Louisa AE . 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Teading than oan be found im any other, ia Published on Friday mo: ee eeese TERMA— Cash, « variably Five copter per aunaine Five Ten copies Twenty It invariably contains the “ Washington News” that has made Fae Dac Roonh cireulate so generally throughout the 7 Single copies (in wrappers) can 20 pro cured at the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper. Price—Tunss Oxwte, " 'TELEGRAPBIC NEWS, {ASSOUIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. RACUSK. jate Convention—The ig mt’s Letter Read. SYRACUSE, Sept. 3—The Young Meh's Con. vention, to ratify the State ticket nominated yeeterday, is very largely attended. The letter of President Lincoln was an- nounced by the Chairman as having been re- ceived simultaneously in New York, Missouri ann oe = letter was ected Mr. Rus- € ics, was reselted, Most enthusiastically A‘ the clavse declaring the Proclamation “cannot be reiracted” the audience rose twiee With vociferous applause. At the sentenee, “The promi-e of freedont being made, must be k pt,” the Convention again broke into demon. strations of delight. The paragraph in reference to the oj of the Missicsippi was read twice, at its close there was fresh applause. Ex Governor Noble was introduced, and com nlimnas principle.” Bea BME SOE BS MENA 2 Was politically dead, but added that inbis case the doctrine of punishment after death must be maintained. A series of “radical” rerointions were res ported by William Dorsheimer, and adopted by the convention. ANOTHER DESPATCH. SYRACUSE, Sept. 3.—The Mass Convention of loyal young men met at Wieting Hall at 11 o’clock this morning. 3 The body of the ball and the galleries were well filled The Convention wae called to order by Chas. Andrews, of Syracuse, on whose motion Elliot F. Shepard, of New York, was chosen presi- dent. Mr. Shepard, on taking the chair, returned thanks for the honor conferred, and Ina brief epeech explafued the objects of the Von vention to be to unite all the loyal young men of the State in a firm and vigorous support of the national government ard in opposition to all who are disposed to embarrass the pres. sion of this wicked rebellion, and in maintain- ing the majesty of the la On mouon of Mr. Lansing, ot Jefferson, the following were chosen vice presidents :—Hen- ry C. Parker, H. P. Carter, John O. Adams, Hawley D. Clapp, James Lefevre, George W. Demers, A. Pond, S. 8. Crandell, A. A. Hall, J. B. Stebbins, Alexander M. Holmes, George B. Pierson, F.O. Mason, Chas. H. Thomson, Theodore Brown and Isaac Halloway. On motion the following secretaries were pointed:—Wm. Drummond, Cyrus B. Martin, Berish Fish, A. F. Parke, Patrick Corbit, H. A. Jarvis, Wm.H. Doty, H A. Brune The following Committee on Resolutions ‘was appointed:—William Dorsheimer, Sam’ C. Weed, George William Curtis, J. Meredith Reed, David Hall, Charles Andrews, Oharles GQ, Fairman and Ralph T. Ward. William Hendershot, the «drummer boy” who crossed the siver in the first boat during the charge upon the heights of Fredericks- burg, was introduced and beat the «long roll,” eliciting much applause. Rusecell T. Hieks read President Lincoln’s letter, which was greeted with enthusiasm, the delegates, at its conclusion, rising to their feet and cheering it loudly. Lient. Governor Noble, of Wisconsin, was introduced to the convention, and spoke in warm commendation of the letter; after which he gave a review of the war and the acts of the Administration. Gerrit Smith addressed the meeting, ¢on- gratulating those present on their abandoning party for the of their country. He spoke approvingly of President Lincoln’s letter. A letter was received from Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, endorsing the ticket, dnd regreting his inability to be present. Speeches were made by other prominent gentlemen, when the convention adjourned. Sax TE OM par rcomsen. : eens “are. CO ARE Ble HRBIACRS 28 8 Ee preparations for the election on Wednesday than to trade. The shipments of goods to Salt Lake and to the Colorado riyer country are larger than ever betore. The best brands of coal oil sell at S0c.! best Eastern butter 25c. The ship Bunker Hill has been chartered for @ cargo of wheat to Liverpool. This is the fourth ship now loading with stuffs for Europe. The price of wheat si tobe estab- lis: d at about £1.44 per 190 Ibs. The loss by the recent fire at Virginia City te estimated at £50,000; but this statem~nt is prob- ably exaggerated, as the business poruon of the ci y WAs notm damaged. SAN FRANC oO, Sept. 1.—The ship Lizzie Oakland arrived at this port to-day from New York. is dull. Sales of 1,000°firkins of ed by the ship Constitution, were merting was held in this city nd addressed by Collector Low, ng, and the candidates for Gon- last ¢ Re eres The Democrats a o held a mass-m-eting om the outskirts of the which was addressed by Messrs. Weller, Bigler, Deuver, aad others. “It is expected thata very full vote will be catt at the election to-morrow. Two Union Legislative tickets are running in. this city against the United Demozratic ticket. It ic generally conceded that the Union State ticket will Le elected by aboutt senty thousand majority. Important from Mexico—French Occupas tion of Tampico. Sept. 3-—The New Orleans Pic- 'd of August contains the follow- ing important announcement: The echooner Henry Travers arrived at Quarantine yesterday, s°x days from Tampico. A telegram trom her states that the French cecupied Tampico Augusi 9, We have, as yet, no par‘iculars, and do not know whether there was any resistance oroppo-ition to the landing: of the French forces. The roid trom Tampico to San Luis is quite as direct, quite as near, as thatfrom Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico, and is probably more feasibie for travel, as there is. no La Puebla on the-way. The occupation of Tampico is only another move upon the Mexi- can chess- board, and it was made, umdoubted- ly, without a check. From Fertress Monroe. FortTRESs MONROE, Sept. 2.—The steamer Monohansette, from Boston, Mass., bound to Hilton Head, putin here for coal this morn- ing. The Propetier Dudly Buck siilec to-day at noon for ‘whern, N.C. ‘We have no news from Charleston yet. The expected stesmerhas not yet been heard of, and we have :eceived no rebel papers for seve- ral days. Fortrees Morror, Sept. 3.—The gunboat Shockoken has just arrived from Newbern. She reports two steemers and one brig ashore near Crayon Inlet. The gunboat Nansemond was at Newbern when the Shockoken left. -Mr. Everett on National Affairs, Bostor, Sept. 3—Mr. Everett wrote a letter tothe Springfield mass meeting to-day, reite- rating the patriotic sentiments he has always advocated, and recommeding a complete lay- ing aside of all partisan feeling and a union of effort for the attainment of the object which allapprove. He advises a vigorous prosecu- tion of the war for the suppression of the re- bellior. pees ee eee The Health of Bank's Army. . New York, Sept. 3.—The New Orleans cor- respondent of the Boston Trave ler, under date of the 23d, refutes the reported assertions of the rebel papers that the soldiers in General Bank’s army were dying with the yellow fever. On the contrary, this correspondent states that good health prevails both in the army and in the city of New Orleans. The Secretary ef the Novy at Charles. tewn aera, Mr OS 2 Sew sited rlestown navy- vas received with the ¢ ton demonstra~ tions of respect. To-morrow he proceeds to Portsmouth, N. H., to visit the navy-yard there.