The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1863, Page 7

i | U z F 5 g ad : ifelte f lis z i | i i i fe ee a u re F FF i ? rf i z & Z F ] i a Hy i al : Re i i ga Fi} i i f = & 4 H : = thi g : i i i E Fd ei Do ball prog take the poe ne fits in own Jo = Gre dole “e ube ‘spot w Forty-ffth wi numbe! registered and counter- Secretary, admitting one person only, lady r sents genterman. The decorations of the Academy, of the beautiful pro- scenlum boxes, the dressing rooms, the lobbies, and alt the public portions of the fine edifice, are on the most magnificent sca'e. Tho lobbies will be newly car- peted, and not an inch likely to be expqsed to public gaze will be unrelloved by appropriate tapestry. Vases of natural flowers will be found in abundant luxuriance, sof lights, statues and pictures, flags and streamers appropriate to the occasion, will be seen in every direc. ton, charming to the eye, and lending an enlivening view to the enchanting scene ‘The entrance from Fourteenth street will be under a covered structure over the sidewalk to the building it- self, 80 that ladies need not be incommoded by passers by, but at once be ushered ito tho splendidly decorated drewsing rooms aasigned for their espycia! accommoda- tion. Here will be found attendants whose duty it will be to take care of their wardrobe, and to furnish all the conveniences required prior to their entrance into the grand and splendidly decorated saion du danse. The gen- tlemen are to be accommodated in rooms fitted up for the purpose, whore their superfluous robes can be deposited, and from thence wait upon their fair partners intu the Joyous ecene of the jubilee. The entire parquet is to be floored for dancing and pro- menading, and, in connection with the capacious stage, will afford space fora thousand couples to iuduige at the same time in the delightful whirl of the waltz, the delirious movement of the polka, ecbottische and mazourka, and the chastening and pleasurable influences of the modest quadrilie and cotil- lon. The stage will be govered by a tent, at the front and back of which new scenes, painted upon canvass by that fine artist, Mr. Mynard Lewis, apd his talented assistant, Mr. Dufoe, will be presented. One of the new designs will represent the figures of America aud Russia clasping bands over the arms of the city of Now York. America will be personated by tho figure of an Indian girl, and Russia by that of a female clothed ia furs, and showing one of the sweetest faces that the genius of painter ever dolineated or the oye of mam ever rested upon. This ellort of the artist will command especial attention from the gay throng. It ts unnecessary to dilate upon this part of ‘the programme further than to’say that all that art, ‘wealth, gaslight and brilliancy can bring to bear will bo furnished with a lavish and unsparing hand. And then think of the supper. It is to be under the direction of Delmonico, famous above the most famous as ‘an artist of the cuisine, and will be served up in Irving Ball, at all ours of the night of the festival, and be ap- proached by a covered archway leading from the Academy to the hall. That Delmonico will on this occasion outdo his great effort at the Miles O’Rollly banquet there is every assurance. In fact, anywhere aod everywhere, there is nothing talked of by the clile of every class but the grand dancing jubilee in honor of our Russian naval ‘Visitors oa the might of the th instant. INTERESTING FROM BRAZIL. © Weeape of the Rebel Bark Famny Cron- shaw from Port—Exciting Chase by the Gunboat Mohican—Final Kecape of the Bark, dec. OUR RIO JANEIRO CORRESPONDENCE. Rio Jaxrmo, sept. 13, 1863, An unasual excitement was created today by the tow- ing to gea of tho Anglo-rebel bark Fanny Crenshaw, of Richmond, alias Grace, of Liverpool, under Engiish colors. An attempt was made some months ago to transfer the ownership to the British flag. by the consignees trumpiog ‘up «claim to heavy advances on their account, 60 as to mecesitate a sale for debt. It will be remembered that ‘we have bad the following revel vessels im port for some o:—The Fanny Crenshaw, Ann E. Grant, Abigaii and ‘ig Virginia. The sale was to include all these vessels. American Consul protested against tbe eale, but it 4 Last year a special ageat was sent from Richmond to after these vessels, The agent, a Mr. Hobson, de. ‘® variety of plans for liberating them, but all fail- ef. After this the ples of poverty prevailed, and the house of Phipps Brothers claimed to have purchased them. Recently, the British Consul granted them papers, and ownership in their own courts, have cleared one of them, the Minister for Foreign Affsirs meanwhile, only day be‘ore yesterday, assuring General Webb that should not sail. ¢ Late yesterday the Fanny Crenshaw, now the Gracie, wis cleared, and the announcement appeared im the papers this morning under the new name. The British vow boat refused to tow out some several iN : id : HA ‘The two Italian frigates constructed by W. H. Webb are progressing with # rapidity quite in contrast with our ‘own naval vessels. While dozens of our guaboats bave idly iain at the wharves for months, those two vessels have been Isunched; and one of them now only awaits a few trifling additions, and she ts ready for sea ‘The one eo nearly ready isthe Ke d'Italia, She has bad sioam on for several days. ‘Visitors to her find on view. ing her that the armor plating on ber doos not extend eny higher than the lower port sil, and some surprise is manifested at it, Bat this ia onaily explained y stating that tho , vessel will be obliged to crows the Atiantic fn the dead of winter—whieb, by the way, promises to den hard one—and the woight of metal tha relieved from ber top sides will greatly onze the vowel. The plates aro on board, and will take the piace of ballast ‘A visit to the vessel now, even before abe ts thoroughly Cleaned up, shows what s beautiful vessel! the Naltens ate goon 10 be in possession of; 9 fact, she t & second Gene. Fal admiral, only with additions and sli the modern im provearents, and yet they get these beautifal vessels at ‘a Cont of $1,500,000 each, wheress if they wore to order them to-day they would be obliged to pay over two mil fae wernmendh to Webb's best, and the engises, Doilers, Ae. are the Novolty’* pride, Fach and overy Batt ta oll and fenbruliy dows, sod iM care the sbigs | mariva NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1863—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘Will last Cor a ceatary. Ono thing surprising in the Ro G’ Italia ts her draft of water. She bas ber coal and provis- m Mectimg at Buffalo. Burvaio, Oct, 31, 1663. ing—can do this before the Ist of January. This done in the State of New other states ions on board, the water in her boilers, &c.,amd yet she | wii bring to ev ‘Two large Union mootings wore hold here this evoning draws only eighteen fect six mehes forward and tweuty ns Altogether withdrawn myself from litical | They were addressed by Governor Curtiu, John A. Bing- foot six inches aft. ife—and this 4 been strengthened | tam, Colove! Gibbs and Misi Dickinsov. A torchlight jeterm A wah or an ohject to sone tbeoush pogclac favor tay wish or an vor, I mai be permitted as @ citizen to offer a word of admonition, m ay « leaf from whe of & Felred cam- —in the Held of politios men are tolerated in polt- Au Italian line-of-battle ship is hourly expectod at this port with an entire crow and a complement of officors for the ship, and when everything is ready the two vessels ‘will sail in company for some Italian port. Procession aud the firing of cannon and letting off of fre- works closed tho proceedings. Great enthusiasm pro- cal covventions, who differ in nothing from tho i The Re do Luigi di Portogallo is progressing duoly; the | except as force differs from intrigue, Whoa ofiess | Ogre Kentsece sen Mie ie eeeimys Maay oe plating is being put on, the spars are ready to goin, the | % Great trust aro distributed us mere plunder Kentuony, tana Ocase 3), 1363, isaac alidniapariad chad. eo test among those who do uot ailect to conceal their | $3, 29, 26, G6. 01, 7%, 41, o3, 40, 78, 35, LI, 68. ‘as fast 28 possible, and | disagreemont upon the paramount question of the day. Kumrvoxy, Ocass 5! a. ae pep weve Place ag rapidiy as circu pgp epkanems ogame spd o-aae SE. 34, 26, OR, 13, 1, 64, 40, 42, 2, 62, 21, stances will permit, Mr. Webb peou! more ere cent (vee of Tae wh phind: Bo re f liar faculty (oF | gacn shameful sacrifices of patriotism to party. “This war teheog tehy pay: men liberally, snd is one | will aunihilate apy leader, or party or institution that of the builders men like to work for. Thas is the great | stands in Not only to-day, but io future years wecret. the test of all table = pre- Admirals Lisovski and Milne visited these (rigates, each at different times, and accompanied by their princi- pal sta officers, and they both expressed themselves highly pleased with the ships, And in fact eo well satis fled were they both with thom that they unhesitatingly Cass 665—Oct, 51, 1868. 39. 66. 5, G8, $1, T4, 47, 60. Exes 30, 57, 13, 65, Lass Uit—Oct, 31, 1863, 66, 62, 15, 27, 28, 17, 11, 48, 65, 22, 95, 61, 45, 75, i 54, 38 Ciroulars sent by addressing %. B. BIMMONS & O00. to Jao. A. MMi said that neither of their countries had built auch noble | these "stn ‘heputiic wo. degraded tor the’ teat ‘ities a a ha be Vessels. ish: lay waste tho continent; reall the red man from t Drawings of the Library Asse= | jong exile, and give back to the proud lords cf the | estos pany Louory of Kentuoky. forest and plain the horitage we took {rom thoir fathors. ATRA UL488 391—-Oct, SL, 1963. HOWORS 70 GENERAL SICKLES. 46, 48, 18, 66, 58, 47, 50, 37, 17, 39. | ‘Tho General's speech was received with unbounded 8. ‘7, 50, 31, { 29, 73, 19, 69, 74, 49, 10, 67, 6%, 64, 27, 3, 20. | ' enthusiasm. The alluding to volunteering and the support of the U1 drew forth repeated cheers. Gen- eral Sickles bimself was in oxcolient voice, and com- on munrens plotoly surprised those who hoard him. His cuergy us VRANOK, ELLIS & 00. Munagors, Covingtes, Ky SERENADE AT THE BREVOORT HOUSE, truly indomtt Prizes Cashed Ak Ley ined Lotter | While the apoech was progressing, an@ at ita conclu: | ries Information given, Diamond Jewel te _— ston, all kinds of colored rockets, Uongal Qres and othor P 2 tUustrations were diach wot the ig lage? 738 Broauway, oear Astor Prizes Cashed in at Leg rics. Information given, fous gees tae 73. byrotechny whole avonue blazed witn the light of variogated fires. Cheer after cheer went up for the General, who raured amid roars of from (he multitude. SPEECH OF GENERAL SICKLES, Ree, Ree For a iong time aftor bis disappearance the crowd re SHAFFER & OO acd mained outside, continuing their shouts ead the band ite Prizes Cashed in al! Legalized masic, and it was long past mido: before our own JOSEPH BATE: chronicler roached the scene of bis ial fam, Patocmselion gina to! ro the occurrences of the evening. oe Last night, at half-past nine o'clock, an immense gum. ber of citizens assembled in front of the Brevoort House to honor the gallant General D. E. Sickles with a compimen. tary serenade, The jubious state of the weathor rendered the Hea somewhat problematical, but aa it did aot rain after invitation to Major Genoral Steki Tho following invitation was forwarded (rom th city to Major Genoral Sickles on Monday taat by the gentle. Wrince Cashed in aie kenplines Loteo- seven o'clock, the oume- | mon whose names are i. Fnformation given, Olreularn sent free. Addresa box rous friends of the Gonora! determined to sco tho ggg mage AN et Sbtaowe oe ear tony Waa. thing out. The way io which the people turned out must have been highly gratifying to the General, as it proved his immense popularity and the regard in which he ia held by all classes of our citizens. ‘There was a large attendance of military and other per- sonages to honor the General, who, we are giad to say, is fast recovering his health and spirits—that is, it be ever lost tho latter. Among those pre- sent our reporter observed Goncrals Meagher, Dwight and Graham, Colonel Percy Wyndham, Major Tremaine, Captains T. W. G. Fry and Moore. General McDowell was also in the room for afew mo- ments, end after speaking with General Sickles, took bis doparture. Major General D. £. Sicxuzs: — Sm—The undersigned, citizens of New York, bave watchod with aoli¢itude and admiration your career in the army of the Potomac, and dosire to have a personal opportupity Of expressing their high estimation of your services aud merits, ‘They ard impsited to this that they may avow their @pproval, 001 merely of yonr achievements aa a soldier, but also your stoadfast patriotism as a citizen. ‘Thoy foal ansurod that the sontimant which moves them jathat entortained by tho masses of your fellow citizens in this Stato, who, constantly foeling a personal Errno exploits, are deep!y touched by your receat rr Ip acourdance with the seatiment just referred to, and without any reference to the principio or practices which affect pott Parties, we request you to namo some day when it will suit your convenience and ploasuro to meet ua at @ public dinar in this city. Pd - hair 4 = tucicy, fa: it cies promptly paid Information ie PO RBIs 176 Greek wick atroot Royal Havana Lottcry.—Thirty per cent premtum paid for prizea. Toformation fwenished. The highest price paid for doublons aud all Kinda of gold and silver, TAYLOR & CO., Bank Wail street, N.Y. nkerr A Card, THE OPRNING OF HELMBOLD'S NEW DRUG BTORR, OM BROADWAY, NEXT TO METROPOLITAN GOTRL Mr, HELMBOLD has opened at (he above piace a large | The decorations of the hall and the street, the music of | g 1) GAN, Tus ‘RADY. MY, Ms | Drug and Chemical Warehouse Our citizens are reepeot Gratulla’s Seventh regiment band, and in short the tout | SHEPARD KNAPP, MOSiS H GRINNEIL., fully requested to give him a call and they will be certain to tr cet anne ey Pao qnemeee SOAAHS mente Jon Gilkeven., HENRY J. RAYMOND, receive from the geatiomen im ettentance kind and pole ‘After appropriate masic by the band, General Sickles | WM. HEGEMAN, E. DEABIKLD SMITH, attention. In accordance with the Doctor's usual past mode came ont on the freut atoop ot the hotel. He was intro. | SDAH WARD. WouakD ee, Of conducting business, noue but pure and fresh goods will anes the ta the following speech by Mr. LEONARD W. JEROME, ter - wHirr,, constantly be kept on hand, and all who give him their cus- ne om ton a sittans, to poy oar NY BLERCKER, ‘ee tom may bé assured that overy articie sold will be genuine, i ara one who for 8 F. ANDREWS, OHN M. a near.y (bree years past devoted himself pad HILTON, te ia, and at the lowest cosh Ggure, to f of bis ‘country, who, laying aside | JOHN COCHRANE, QHAS. P. KIRKLAND, Remember, HELMBOLD'S New Drug aad Chemical all consideration of K. GRAHAM, GED, ' pia. By and of persoual convenience and safety, has directed his | ABRAHAM W. c NATHAMEL JARVIS, JR., | Warehouse, 994 Broadway. energies, bis efforts and bis iufluence to the cause | ETHAN ALLEN, FRANCIS G. YOUNG ——————E in which we are , and has been ready to offer bis | ¢. §. SPENCER. EDWARD N. DICK! Another Groat evolution life on the altar of his country. How near he came to | souN HOFFMIRE, D, T. VALENTINE, be My giving us tbat costiy sacrifice you all know. I do not | ¥. B. SPINOLA, bars. PRICK OF PAPER @TOOK. a re to enumer: "iiian' war whic! a ‘ —— ; it ig well known to all, ana ‘FER ORMERAL'S BBPLY. SOHN TOCKER @ BRO. will form a brilliant page of the history of this eventful ‘asummatox, Oct. 2%, 1863. Cy pentiz os hie a price for B yr Makors’ Stock as tho} it ‘pet iate to ‘of th Gertizmzr—Your iovitation to meet a aumber of m: ween: ‘asta fee I te the carne ‘ot | follow citizens at a public dinner ia the city of New York, a tas toee 50 Dik arepapors. Rriaied on civil and religious Liberty; the cause of free insti | which I have bad tho honor to receive to-d ‘We want pounds per week, in largeer small quaa- tutions und of racy against aristocracy, for the jon of commendation aud regard alike Utles. whole of the nobitity of England ass cinss, and every | ®# & soldier and & citizen. i TNO SO, I HB crowned in Evrope, with the glorious exception of ‘ze those who exert 09 inconaiderable influence upon A New Perfume for the Handkerchief. the Emperor of Russia, are in hearty sympathy with the | the public action of our State; and if [ have doserved NIGHE oi hul Fe Revs rebel o€ the, South. In , this war isa | their good opinion, # lly conveyed in the compli- TGHT BLOOMING ORRROS, ‘war to profane Deautiful temple of liberty which our | Ment cow tendered | have no reson to regret apy of NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS. ancestors of the revolution ‘to us. | Consequences Of my decision to serve the goversment iu OH iN RES, ‘They fought to build that structure, our soldiers eee et its _offorts to put be! - rebellion i'l a! a BLOOMING pi rhOCe transm: steady progt our cause, only in pad feat d eta seg ae ope But in the groat forum of public if Sty TGHE o. CRRRC opinion, is ao priate theme for general felicitation. ‘Ther {a no tho rebots have relied very much wy tion and our own dissensions Se Seasueenarene te eonielinn me Mannee ea Ont tee @ most exquisite. delicate our | fi Mire aad beautiCal tower Trom shiek i. tase te in ufactyred aly De Pi ‘4 BON. rs 0) ASK VOR PHALON'B—TAKE Ni 8. Sold by druggists generally. bt foreign interveo- 5 tached inces. Such then nature of that the future policy of Kurope will earned: a contest, all who fight for the ene reins pollen desire to remain on terms of amity and good will with as they will andfrom the endearing itude the United States. These aro guarantees that the war, A New Patent their country men, and forever be re- | vast asitis, will not be suffered to assume larger pro “ Gas APPARATUS garded by us and ail who succecd us as we now re- | portions aud involve other nations io the issue, rard the ‘heroes of the Revolution. The result of this It follows that our success depends entirely upon the COUNTRY 1 oye iC UILDINGS: 40., contest cannot be doubtful; the ‘mast and wiil pro. | onceutration of all our resources against the evemy. vail, and @ God of battles and ‘ever can permit 90 | Baified in Europe and disappointed in All their anticipa: GRO. ft. KITCHEN & CO., 061 Brosdway. enormous a crime as the to succeed. Indeed, | tions, founded upon the course of the North, the rebels how cam any sane man for a moment believe that Sibson a kes ee hae! oes, tae 4 Folee Balsa -%, mpna tte ‘such: ‘conf four jions—' sources we no remaining chance ‘SUCCORS weight total Ee. eomdanen of eee are or and ait at, ‘purpose of twonty millions feanoand warranted 4 and durabie, if branch sore and { rd retall, , Masufecturer, No.3 Barelay” street, opposlie’ tbe Astor House. Ne rans errne ts . | STEINPELD'S FRENCH COONAG BITTERS. | Almost ali the Bitters to ae against the goverament neutral gallant battalions, and, by prolonging the war, costs of lives and countless millions of treasure. Permit me to avail myself of the occasion t appeal to my fellow citizens everywhere to rejest the leaderahip of those who are obliged to defend their patriotism. While toe war laste let us 6a © the goveroment with the mind, and heart, «id musc.e of the whole country 'K All Weldevial questions for the future, and dis titieal ob ect, let the people at home army in restoring peace troy f open es the utmost pleas prove, and my f my heath fd3 of General Sickles bimaelt in bis correspondecce to the New \ ork committee — ‘While the war lasta. let us sustain tue gov- ernment with the mind, the heart, the muscle of tue whole country. Referring ali incidental questiou® to the fu and discarding ali political objects, let the co-operate with the army in restoring poac the power of our enemies.” Then we 4 reference to our glorious, hallowed banner ever may it wave,’ but for ever and ever they are re: or, Germany and Ruse the family reai- Sols vy a respectable druggists and gro- Y al by the sole agent for the Cai LD. 73 Nason stroct, N.Y" 1 io bere cour the oer A few and Original Method of e- cr aeeye wed to risk or he anima troger, and ever suall th little oF no pala, Lay of ume from it Hover the tand of the free and the home of the bray Inow pertorm the agreeable daty assigned to me, and present to you the earnest patriot and the distinguished woidier, Geveral Daniel E. Sickles. SPEECH OF GENERAL SICKLES. General Stcxigs then came forward, and after the tre mendous cheers with which be was received had sub sided, he said — Guvrumuxn—Having declined the handsome offer of « Public reception by the city authorities and deniot my selt the pleasure of-wccepting the flattering tribute of a 4 Clint place Chighth atreet), of mn (Whose opeiations in vcular eurgery f years are femiliar tothe ovblie ed Biates « ely remove all appear: of defect in ene minnte, without causing severe pais » Ove | Te than & Momentary Undasiorss In no come public dincer, 1 had enjoyed the pioasing auticipation BB Wark. 7 * be that my brief visit w the city for surgical ad] Mol Mar Starchant, Mr Marebaot, Jf, JB Engle Dv Children. oF eal alia, oF persoua 7 the mat vico would be quiet enough to bod the he yy Lt, he LE at it, can Bere, (nals crmecyen mado ions . han. jusion » Row ‘et banks, Met han tanccess. aod ul wuffering sieingeen 6 westoue af Ee. rere Shy on over: yk Matis i Guice bouts trom DA. M. 104 F broken to night; surprised in my own camp by an over whoeiming force, surrounded, outmaaceuvrod and vutgeoe- ralled, it is a consolation to Kaow tbat | capitulate to friends —friends who have ever veen too partial in their judg- ment to refuse me their indulgence now Years have passed ‘ils own Mata ‘ordtal ighifal and 4 | voang ebit since | have meta public assembiage in my native city— “This Taklaahis Coratat eregnret from « variety of the ors of eventful interest to the people of this country. most chutes and bene) knows in medecine @ bave learned, meanwhile, how to moet the require eae ie ¥ Ani ls & «peedy care for Cramps aud Windy Palas, ments of a great war We have seen that among StaXe@, | Samoer, Mr and Mre Proud, R Brown Mr Sampson, Mr | [ts 0! exellent use to childeen that are of @ renlon ood ‘a8 with men, there is a swift descent from friendehip 0 | Stowell, J Wright, Lieut Lonsada aod C Wright—Towi. 56 as habit, Ch who are. trou! 7 hatred, from uoion to discord, from peace to costlict. In | iyvawa awp Nassac—Gtoamship CorsicaJames Nick ‘Children Cu son, A Williame Charies Billion, J wo have learned that neither tradi- (lous alfunces, bor Wiou } J'busnaie ant easier A ‘tional alii |, HOF Common language, BOF Coneanguimity guarantees: the selfish justinote which #way the most aultivated nations. And although as yet only tn the of our own bistory—the youngest among 2 moo J BK Mr and Mra D A Benton, mane th, D Verona. Mr and jontly belleved that, powerful empires—we bave proved Lg — to |» Re n . Me De x . oR vee a tee sources, telding rance, inc. wilt and beroe Fi oa, Charles Harry onet ler, Th whea they learn ita vain 80 family will consent to love of countty, sre eusrtbette of the American peuple. | Crawiord—aed 19 deck passengers. ‘Total, 4 paasenge-s ital” Prepared only by “AENEY & BOWEK. The a ne op Of peace and war.engage not alone Geng Ko tron ee Gomme Mat Ee Northeast corner Biath and 4: Tronnta, statesmen , but , i, J rid eC ormic’ ora, W heady 4 oor are ihe topion whee now ‘- oon you GB aver Mes Pine sad child, W Farrell, Robert Pomer y Sold at HELMBOLD'S, Drag ont Chemical a How shail we restore the owt fovercigniy ORPARTURRS. areho of the Union? How shall we undo the on forrmanrros Sent Mamrpon a—trs P portion, —, ‘wrong of tbe rebellion? Thero aro not a few who have | beier and chiid, Philadelpbia, 1 C Barnes 3 Ques ef tae Behaagys 4. High before te magnitude of the task. Of thee Gchildren and servant NY) Mrs Iberia, WY = 1 we np's breed wane fi u ‘ beat has never faltered in heart or pur eiteronh Germany Beaatifal Com or Li pose. He is sustained, as is jost, by the great toass of the nation, by the potential voice of beautifying ore the press and by the armies and (eels of the a Union, Grappling with administrative questioas m re pm Re age difficalt apd delicate than ever before tried the sagacity the SN te eas caae, oeny HELM BOLD'S NEW DRUG STORK, that Neart acknowledges the candor, abity ee and tact whi tT a vf our first ane w™ BROADW. trate. That Bistory wi im conspicuous ran! aod puree, James MeKenzi 1 _—— among great rulet i ne wewe doubuiul tt & now Mise Lane MreGen Barlow, Mr ewan aot TOU WILL bE waseoune, more than ever plain that the sure way lo yoace « Wo vr od aoe Re olvunieand rela, No 6 Astor Hous uty ee repens opinton—steaiy and suanoch We can that meno yw Ta strength of the army, 0 that it will dominate the rebel forces at a!) points eed ocoupy Tennessee, Missiae py, North Carolina. The reestab liebment of regular government aod the returo of tranquillity and industry tn those Mates will ve the means of proving t the South that jiberty sad order are only to be found in the restoration + Georg Jiark and wife Juils Vineeut W Almond, C HP Ahrens, JE Owe @ife an4 four i of the Union, Thus reassured, the Southern population , Dp Sexunt and already weary of the war, despairing of all succor frum ° pr coved Ureatmmnt. abroad, and convinced of the inflexible purpore and inex coos Bolt by Mil, haustible power of the North, wilt denouace the stich moud despotism , bereft of moral or political support, our military Operations must soon iulate Virgicia from th» remaining fragments of insurgent territory. With thie consummation the rebellion fails, and peace will be proclaimed. To this end the President asks for De WAT. Pm « #ON # Movements. Eiwima, N. ¥., Oct. 20, 1863 three hundred thousand men. Let mo one be ee senate a j = fovested aaywhere with civil authority who besitates to | G97¢729F Ourtio, of Ponoayivania, address! © lacie | an prey sus becuny, hen lehueres ag these men, nay, who wi!) not go himself if need ber | Union meeting bore this evening. Yosterday be spox Con.) atone gratia Hours ta from BA IC antl bree tue erat Soe Ot the Army te eel Tod ot alae! | ONWRED, snd today et Horseheads, Chemung onus \F most recreant 0 who, by we , de: jaye or Sindove thts relatoronesent y y all means jet | 7 Morrow be goes to Buffalo. He i acoompaniot by the | Top Boots, at them be volunteers, This would be the crowning glory | Hon. James @ Campbell and Colonel K Biddie Roberts Pc nme A the struggic, aod, to say ovhing of the effect cnetatninancane 7. | mes 6 SS ee ot another grand yy~ &, A Corrmumas Tows —Mation township, io Mor” be North, ike thet whieh followed the (al: of § Vamp! | County, Ohio, gave Vallandigham three handred aad 6. | cnt Lat us ali set to Work, then, to raise these volunteers— | Give voter and Brough none | an the authorities. the ‘press, the women « the land, the charch, the politicians. soctetion, leagues ant. rnmitions In the State of New York we have fourteen thoumnd Jona Goiney, of Boston, and the recently fecensmt | Lord Lyadhurest were both born on Ube might of May |, schoo duttricts. The State government and eaob | 1772, the same physicien sttended their entry ito ios | a the great politioal organirations bas its agencie | world fle was called (rom One Biuse to the other to «t | Be in owory Ca a employ ing oe ee He waa Dr Warren, who we sueeeemeteeets obvious factiite volunteers osm be gotten | years afterwards (eli at Banker Jomtah erie: roa from every sebook district io the Stale, making seventy wos ia Mamasbenstie, aot Jobs Lous. | .,Comigesite trom mas aoueand beh I ar Pap J the Inet procie- | tom Copley, afterw isa’ Lyedburtt, oe cdugetes @ awk amt. Gon rewire Stn oa sac: | Sebi ga tees Heme, 7 A Pact. . . . . . . . . * . . . . . * oe . . . . . * 8 . . . . . From the army hospital—the bloody battle Geld—the man- lon of the rich and bumble abode of the poor—from the | office and the sacred desk—(rom the mountain top, distant valleys end far off tslands of the oceau—from every sook 1s pourtag tm the evidenee | Of the astonishing offects of DRAKE'S PLANTATION BIT. TERS. Thousants upon thousands of loliers like the fob- Jowing may be scee at our office — Rexpswour, Wie, Bept, 16, 1953. Thave been in the ermy hespttals for four- (een months , epeechions and wearty dead. At Aiton, [lL,, thoy gave mee bottle of Piaviation Bitters, © © * Three bottios restored my epeech and cured me, * * © ae ©. @, FLAUTE. Sourw Wansaw, ©, Juiy 28, W303. © © © Oneyoung man, whe hed been sick and not ont —— wing ead ali others are pireciee Of the house for two years with ecrofula end eryeipeiag, | paloul, ead will be dealt with eccordingy OWE. after paying the doctors over $160 without beacit, bas beea cured by ev bottles of vour bitters, * © © BDWARD WOUNALL. ‘Tho following la from the Manager of the Union Home pa ma, Senool for tho Children of Volunteers:— Havexeven Mansion, Firresevenen ereret, New Yous, August 2, i963, ' Da Dasce—Vour weadertui Plantation Bitters hare been Given to some of our Little children, eulfering from weakness and weak lungs. with most happy effect. One littio girl, in articular, with pains in the head. toes of appetite and daily wasting consumption, om whom ali medical skill had been ethausted, has been cntirely restored. Wo commenced with but a Leaspoonful of Bitierna day. Her appetite lucreased; strength and health followed. ¢ * ° Respectfully, —~ re. 0. Mt. DRVOR. * © © Lowe much to you. fort verily believe the Plante: tom Bitters have saved may life. REV. W. H. WAGGOWSR, Maga, W. ¥. © © © ‘Thou wilt sond me two bottles more of thy Plaa- tation Bitters, My wife has been greatly bonedled by thelr cis — ‘Thy friend, ABA OURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa. © © © [have been a great sufferer from dyspepsia, and bad to abandon preaching. © © © The Plantation Bitere avo cured me aay REY, J. 6. OATHORN, Rochester, N. &. © © © Gend us twenty-four doses more of your Plaa- tation Bittors, the popularity of which are dally increasing with the guests of our house. SYERS, CHADWICK & 00. Propristore Willard’s Hotel, Washiaglea, D. 0. © © © 1 have given the Plantation Bittare to hundrese Of our disabled soldiers with the ancst astonishing effect. —_ aw. p, anpanwa, Aupertatondent Boldiers’ Home, Otaclanati, 0. a Have e Very Le Assortment of FINK COMBS “AND BRUGHEA, WHICH 1 CAN HELL LOW, WK aes NEW DBO AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUEE 4 BROADWAY. Important Jwitctar Dectston.— Honor udge Ollfford, of the Kupreme Gouri of the Tana tates, apoa full nd final hearng, detive United Btates Cirowit Court, at i iy guataining the Homing Machine Was ordered ugainel ino od iiama, and againat (he "Witlinns ienporiau for the pubile te know igh and cold ealy by ‘he Grover Bulich, are rightfully made an ouly by ‘be Grover Raker’ ewing Machine Company. who are the paiouices aud ‘owners of thong i metia, as will bo secu by ibe folios tug card from Mr Howe bimeell — Se CARD PROM ELIAS MOWB, Jm. fuitch koown as are purehased Com Company. or their agents or licensees, my patent of September 10. L846, and their licensees alone, are « the extended term thereof, to Ber Machine, all J N Jon, Oct. 16, 1860. Mayor's Office, 1463 — Proviamation —I. ( Bow York, pursuant tae, resol 0 counts of do hereby 0! by Une arreat and con: the late ment, 11th %, engaged in aaniating This amount ord) before whom aud tata addition vo the be Of the ehy In my groerel prota ee OPDYE Be Mayee. Neo Mistakes Can Happen at HELMBOLD'# NEW DRUG STORE, AN prescriptions are passed through two different haade before compounding, aad, as am additional security, ave checked before delivered. Recolleet thie, aad alse recolicet THE Maw ATOR, (4 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. tioe.—Sacrifice.—Dardonvilie’s hes. in ot the ‘med geardstee ate Bees oo aie ae TSA RDONVILLE, Bo. 623 BROADWAY, next door but one to H. Maillard. Pi0eE—A Per- Piles, Piles, fetes sha maneat Cure or itohing piles Use De. WITMER'S a HFORY. | telereare aires 6 Agent ise Bowery a ieausevni Bead the Recommendatory Letter from the largeat and most celebrated manufacturing chemists ta, the world:— Siting Thave been soyesiaiod with Mr, MT. BELMBOLA, Aruggiet, come (ime, and dave been: favorably impressed: with bis Geporiment. He oovupled the drug store opposite fay residence, and was sucessful im conducting the same, © © © The Plantation Bitters have cured me of liver | Where others bad not boca equally #9 before him. complaint, of which { was leid up prostrate ond hed to ebeudou my business H, B. KINGSLEY, Olorotand, @. © © © The Plantation Biliere have cured me of ade rangement of the kidners end urinary orgas thet hes Gie- treseed me for yeart. It gots Uke « charen. ©. 0, MOORE, Agent for Colgate & Co., 354 Broadway. te, oo, ‘The Plantation Bitlore make the weak strong, the languid brilliant, and are ernusted aalure’s great restorer. They are composed of the celebrated Caileaya Bark, Wiatergress, essafres, Roots, Herbs, bc. al! preserves ia perfecty pure tf,tbe talon @&. Orets Rum. 6 TMK. Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weakness, Least. tude, palpitation of the heart, lack of apestite, distress after eating, terpid liver, constipation, fs., deserve to outer thay will not try thom, ‘They are recommende1 by (be bighest medical authorities a4 are warranted le produce a0 immediate beneeal of. (oct, They are ercendingly agreeable, perfectly pure and barmiees. ree Nomos.—Aay persons pretending te sell Plaatation Bitters to bulk of by the gallon ls © ewindier ond impostor. Wal. WBIQHTMAN, Obermiat, Firm of Powers & Weightman. Bpecial Annocencem: BRA & RATMONDS: wiktee bi tow wove OARtnaLor aurt, MATROPOLITAN AUIT, lactating the Berar avrTs, FANCY RUITH, be, bm An unrivalled sostan, cagorument of PA aR BUT ONE PRIOR, rte — OWRAPEST THAT CAN BE AYVORKD, a ead TORBE—I, 179 and 125 Pullen etreet, and 2 Bevedway. ‘The Mecepiton Neowm Attached tu HBLMBOLD's NRW DRUG sTORR, om BRoADWwar, La designed (or persons waiting for preseriptions. ‘The Beat Goods at Tan Lown? RATES. we Pine Preach aad Engiisd Lilly White Tootm and other only put tap tm our log cable botilen Beware of bottles | POW ders for beautifying, at refilled with imitation deleterious etull, for which several amLapenre perscas are already im prison. See that every bettie hes our United States stamp over the cork, and signature on steel plata aide ladela. sre Gold by reepectabie dealers throughout (ne hanltable globe ~~P. M. DRAKE & 00, sat Brostway, HM. T, Ge Visite for @1, of Um ‘and finish, at TAITS, corner of Cortlandt tree's K. Mendes, 645 Breadway, Between Bleeker and Amity streets MENDES" tHocoLaTE la recommended to persons of the moat delirate health by ie beneBosnt and sourishi palities. The onlebi Boatons, for thelr excel other candies, Morn: Ownicn for the recovery of (he same, or in T PRREIRA, No. 36 Howard stront order, A sos genertasees of Guede aawege on toad Bs. pair neatly done” ys Ae ee eae For Disenses of the Throat aad Langs, coveuit Dr. B. MEGNTT, 535 Broadway, corner of Tuirienath treet Herries & Son's Boots, Shoes, Baimorals, Be, iilgkinde ad ciples, Ory Broadway, tao doors baivw arth aire. ano Kicetro Metaite Inentes for rheumatiem, colt fewt, be. 0: LOKIN BROOKE A BON KR NEXT TO THR METROPOLATAN MOTRL To the Prescription Deparinest snd Compoaoding of Drugs special pain: tmen piven to presare mothing bat the beat malarial and rompeten| sertatante i Trest My My Lite hands of ey aewatente in the retail Aepartemcot ——~ 1 aRLMROLD, Dreegstt ant Chemie of wuieen youre! experience, Gow lated ot his new tore 0 BROADWAT, HRW TORK i Yoo are Going the Theatre, Opera 0 & patty, do wok fait be prownring Foor vINe PRANOH PRACUM RAY, RATRACTR OF COLOGERA, LaTENDRE, FLORIDS ofnam Wares [hare them in large goverment, The Gnset Prendh and | SO lire proof Rate in ihe « ombing ol he Yet Aamorian manefartags, sad onl thom low ot ; RLM BOLO DRUG AND CHRMICAL DRFOT, + “sess, — _ a" tw & fom Meerschaam Manafec- for sas NEW DaVG 4TORA, 4 BROADWAY, Taytor’s & © of Bas j This tomrectic ousie ts rom ine beat: bi rina Wark, und. probably the past combine: ‘onl forme ‘and iron yet devised. he ri apoos fot in solution (wo grains of pyrophosphate of irom, with the #04 portion of sin together reine of the beat yellow Callaars bark combined with a number ot choles aromatics. [thas been found very benedeual Rpseny find ta that langor and paostration of Ube ny iam queatly euconeda ao.is disrase 1) increaars (he app the comers of digestion. sary seonpin fe et vamlagecsal; wert |n al. asec = here required. Fifty cents per boule by elotnaeh and ma: 8 tonic Infurnce Prepared eolniy eat aud Chemira! Warehoune HELMBOLD'S NEW DRO «TORE tm BROADWAY and average an experience of over eight prare ln (he beat Beromtway serve, rea Trasees. Marsh & © Radteal Cure at No ? Vesey tos Be eeeat tippersers Ragubter Wrecwe, he A indy oh rotaat io supa Freckies, Sallowness Ere end ald Bhin Hirmishes cored by GOL edicatet Roap. 43 Nroadway Mate for Gents, the Niehest a great variety of Miliary Goote @ 16 Velvets. FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH TALA AND UNCUT or Bast 2 IRABLE AHADE IN MAPK IT LACK LYONS CLOAKING VELYRTS jhe chotomst shades manefectned cep fully wp to thelr aval high santart of beme it tnd prerything adapted wo their royairemen a, amd peices on low os en) im marek ce QONRTA RL & Oo SOLD, wor of Camas Maren wires en oped for work «tong per RURAIA Tt te an eqtabiiehed fact ce bere Det Chere equal othe Widow Oleqeet ay Gnd the poblle im general © pore Ve ore wine dealers on , u Mee sere Worms Worms THR ORT a a9 ares detitone preps Teen i cotane | mie aoe JOMUNETON, MOLLOWAT & COWD! © 4 Peite * ant ns ‘ BRL BOLD® ORUG 4 CUM MIOAL Warn * Wt hewntwny, Rew York W. A. Bacheion's Hair Dye—the Mor, et wore barmionn \nviaminnemnn reine GPA wy Areqgiete wnt pert umere Feomy Mare meroey . tt DY cima Or ee ae Wheeler & Witron's Bowtr hare won the highos! premivmee a) #4" qeantal (eure where cehiied the Devedwey 18 Oortes de Vinttes, 14) a Large © Prone enowe A, ‘elonss are Tpuauay. cond