The New York Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1863, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 9912 - / NEW YORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1863.—TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE THREE CENTS. ties in this country throughout two generations, and de- termine the verdict of psterity in regard to them, TUB I have another ceed to mot TEAM WEEK ‘LIVER: TOUCHING AF oa... Wim, Wheaile: § Mastsere (Cork Harbor) oti PON EAN REVIVAL, Y | SodPuindelpiia Bteaumehiy: Company’ Teteea po Aoeeas * OF wusto—ruE OPERA maxersex | NESS, WAR AND PEACE. pSUK OF THE WAR. und for knowing that you will #uc- have the rivhi side upon a plain, 101 N. mis Kisii IDAY) EVENING. ‘Nov 6, AT ED BY. i steamahipe ’ OY GENERAL aL REQUEGT, & . | gue UNANIMOUS VERDICT OF THE DalLy Press | ™°" Sane Sirde bul iron nee an ical, simpio insu. Our onporients do wot sed thin! Flotow s charming op Cor enw saHiNatOw Batorday, November M6. havo suffered faction to bind bem They say that With the complete cast, which was so dining mais RIAN MN SNENG. oseerber ee 6, 1803, Pay eattending Maat Shem ‘North dows hls sdouniewalien, Wanineae xived on ig att representation Ineludia ube FOR THE FOU nen Te spd ovegy soctsoding Set yt oon rom ler A Speech of Secretary Seward tent and ougdt never to hive boon elgeted, 83 ; Sbakepere’e great Roman traged' Rat —_ OF Passage, ay, avain, that they are voting to decide the Presi- we, in RIBERA SuLZER ram aa TaN pores eizable ta gel, og soutralent in eurreney dential question of IN04.” They are’ dn to ent Dine. i ‘aban rs SIGNORAMARNIBAL TACHI. a ae | witoieate EDWIN FORREST *, = “ta Leis, “ie at Auburn. United States for corer byetepeyny sg oo Conductor. pe+eMAX MARBTZE: . "ar! : fo 1861, to the 4th of March, 1805. fairiy. justly, honorably, WOrI6 8 GRAND © ee a iciy,, justly, bonorably, "THE GORGEOUS AND COSTLY DEOQRATIONS of the Roman tuners rhage Crouse wich Paseongere alee formarded to Hares, Brewaee caanaaamanaeael consiitutioually elected. ‘Ihe jagstion’ is not whetber ba THE GRAND BALL enh Mew Ce AFRY Caer, Aprrerh, be abennely lew valet - Such thaw bev ata 16nd wa mia tha yen ndees tg er Bune Sons wh enna dving | Tncane PARE toogg Pastas fears Teese Administration Views of the | ster" tty" jon tinct wit fa’ A MIDAY — —* SATURDAY MORNING. Lk sittw These steamers have hore "te rate tor ministration still be e'ecied im 1s04.- That will be Rottled at EBURMETT gereare stromal? builtin watertight iron Sections: and car Election and the War. in the election oF 1864. Abraham Lincoln was elected We COLLIER, Ty patent fire annibilaiors, Experienced surgeons are at- . ip 1860 to be President, not of @ part, but of the whole PORAND, nage The Seaton. |. NUNAN, fed 10 each of tho Ui I tho United Slates; bot Be tas ben forcibly Kept HIVELY YOR THE LAST TIME THIS | Matame PONISI) ti ey ang fompation apply In Liverpoal lo, WILLIAM of @ pact of the United a J . beer ernzeen ae yorreny, Caroliva, South Carvli wor Mrs, SKERRBTP. cr too. a ain cues thiemorsing | “ADDITIONAL STRENGTH IN RY rany Beer, rigid ES DECOUR @ , ior the w “ fat . formances will commence this morn! aD . evt of the wa sitios ates Pita ‘Academy, at Beer & Schirmer's, Conductor. evi. {HARVEY B. DoDWOLTH, | Bue Natre de ta Bourse; im | ONE OF SEWARD’S PROPHESIES FULFILLED | t maxo svratam iigcoin | de. fa:to frou 1860 10 Broadwa {own at Root & Anthony's, stationers, SATURDAY EVENING, November 7, 1883, Phitadeiphint to sors @ ‘DALE: 11!" Walsvt eirect oP at 1864 iu Georyia, South Carolina and other Gulf Sthtox, ax oes | An fery : Positively the oan weerormante of 5 een e Companys OMe Aeat, 15 Broadway, N.Y. vie te ia Preaident de facto in Massachusetts, New York and ACADEMY OF wUBIO—THE Oren anieex this season, ty ATILDA HERON, ne BRITICH AND NORTH TCAN NO PRAOR UNTIL ARRAHAM LINCOLN 18 PRIGKDENT OF THE WiOLE ‘ON SATURDA’ AT who has in the kindest manner consented to relinquish 10. STEAMA HIPS. His 0: UNITED AT ATER. HAND, CoMtitNaTiON MATINEE, aD ee ctenee ee BETWEEN. NEW VoRK c AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING pinion About Seymour I know the war waged ‘or that ob) When will be presented the entire opern. in three acts, of ‘WEDEBADAT 458 SARURDAS > <O 1 know clections held for the ete LOGI DY LAMMERMOOR, vcmay eeeares share Gin ALIAN OPEDA. | axD DEPWHEN ADSTON ANI LIYEREGGIs CALLIN and Vallandigham They Witvgnecans bogies, the, obiegs a ORR Ste nu _ THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE. ‘ ve New stork wr sinessey, ae pad r downright toobery on ‘Abrabstn Lise he 7 4 the ma 00 Bel ednesday, ne ‘ wm Linesin, acc b. LT at, WINTER Garvey. riewednentay, 18th Nov PORES AM Aste jority of citizens who elected him, to refuse him To be followed": the saroni-ack of Flotow's ‘The management ‘bas sincere pleasure in announcing eanesday. the fall enjoyment of tho authority conferred Mise CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG Wat in conse eT CROWDED HOUSES SERGE, Gia Neten! Seckear weacemien Stet Bee upoo him jm that election, ‘There can be na peace Tae KELLOGG, “ we da a h anil quid until Abraham Lincoln ts President, wnler that Mile. HENATEPTA SULAER. ; mihich have been aurseted ty the prevent entertainments, | 01, yfNOM, NEW. YORK 10, LIYERPOOLe No Peace Until Abraham Lincoln is | ticioncor te whote Cnuet Sites, Now. jagticn wean \e 7 ELIGHT Becond ‘Cabin’ Passa tinct of the whole buman family. Ifa than has a house, MISSION ONS DOT AR ie aud how niirox 70 iivinboot. horse, or a baat, and it is rom Wim, all #oviety ON ONE DOLL. NO RESERVED SEATS ENTHUSIASM | Chief Cabin Poona President of the Whole United States. mbines to restore It to his pos a, and it awards 9 els may be had at the area ticket offices, and at the | with which tl music stores and rob hin of his p punishinent to thore w have been received, those eats and } Secon parable popwar arti 4 is Maa thet : aati Hi aang ote hy RARE eres iec.ee Manan bis. You saw this losson written in the earliest school CADEMY OF MUSIC. GITALIAN OPER Till appear in hewn again to-night, when will J presented ce" eT, \ book that was put in your hands;— CHOICE BEATS IN PARQUET and DRESS CIRCLE | tbe adaptacion of 0} Steal not this book, my honest friend ¥ night of the Opera can be obtained at 03 East Four- Loveria popular novel of niece Coane Ceres tae, OF Maye For foar the gallows will be your ood. teed stret, corner of Fourth avons Mapey Ap BANE AMIS ew: 3: isvinen Reta er ama ‘a Near Approach of the Time Whew | yo smorican people will ropext this wimplo moral in INS AT 8, | e ‘# protean Comedetta of UNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green. struction to-morrow by saving to y rgent and falling off inthe demaud Polow MISCHIEVOUS ANNIE. it ig off in the demai 3 y —— ‘attend the theatre to wittress | iD which \UNARD LINE. There Shall be Neither Slavery vy confederate in the froe St as in the as Ww crowds tha TU ROSED! Peau. pe 1 sust sIx Dire BRENT: OT creRs, Prom Q ena e rie 33 1 $80 pond ce ivalent {1 wei Thani pot the I id y honest 1 d A N} sustain 7 c neenstown or Liverpool old, or equivalent Ip s Prosidency , iny honest friend, cae hh currency: . none. S* Nor Slaves im the Land, Yor four tho gallows will be your end THE RIFLE BALL, SONG HECLA sails res day Nov. 11, ‘will therefore be performed . AND SIDON sails Wed: ‘Nov. 25. The result to be attained is as important to our opponents EVERY Pr peag ty DANCE. For passage apply to Win iaM 5 ErOm. ween as itistous, What if, through battle and suffrage, the Br iG TeeTae. iF ATUAOS. tg “GANNON. To conclude le with EERE * ferry NTRER, tom street. President who was ¢ d in 1860 should, by bis oppo r. f Cee nents, be kept out of the Prosidenoy of the United States ARLES FISHER. EARN Wiliam Wintann N.Y. 8. r W. Florence pther ¢ jon? vbw aid 8 coWe QEOUGE HOLLAND. bit FANNY. Stc ANT, Vatlous noveliice are'in’ rehearsal; ad Me sad Mra Flo. GAURAY ERE, PATIC TRISM ROYAL MATL SMEAM Slavery to Perish with the | wi anoer olicction’ What i ald Wen agcoeed ra. JOUN SEFTON rence, #0 popwariy recnguized through Europe and America SVIGATION COMPANY. ‘ n electing a President in 1A64 ayninst the majority who NREFTON. Mic ARMAN. an 4.000 é elected Abrabam Lincoln io 1s Can that majority be Miss MARY BARRETT. THE IRISH BOY ‘ Insurrection. expected,to acquiesce, without yoting and without blood, Miss LE BRUN. AND r. shed, im the election of Jeiferson Davis, or Jeha © Breck travengagemen'tn thelr wat Bs AE iG power, 3,000 ton: inridge, or Horatio Reymour? Certainly not; and then . | Retiaanainsmereng tetera fart | emt aa ae fi dh rill eh a oe Bee ind humorous with w ‘ tea f \ ° doce i y jated, et C Sr vaipamanstaneeran pay iain Nichols 4 Lincoln must be President of South ¢ santly associated, embracing drama, burlesque, farce and | wi)! eal) from New York for Galway Liverpool, on Tues The Doors Always Open to the Prodigal Son, | by virtue or his election of 1860, oF m day, Kovember 17. to be followed Vy the ANGLIA, Captain cnet MEDY, ay oe conclude a “he ard Roston, Dec een ‘ the Union, but the Union itself. i# f ates of passage, parante in gold or ita equivalent in eur. ry i comes th at cows, and in ne " TEW | BOW. RY yaeare — , 0 . ovnatitias RY THEAT ae rey poss but No Invitations to be Sent After Him. | isajways peace whore jastico reign MAG RAE ER MEW OR awa. py aoe hee where injustice pre A great poob expressed th MR G, POX First nights of the entively, new drama, by E, Stirling | Stevrace g truth in homely language, which you doubtless remen HEADS THE SMILE, PROVOKING PiCRst, Exq., in three acts, entitled t Passengers forward arg. ee ane ber: — MERRY GON ons the merabors and / sad JEW OF “SOUTUWARK; Baure, Bremen, soot nw, Antwerp, Sc. ft lowest rates. “ Jack shall have Gill, LUB. 9 ren fri 2 ‘or Galway to New York ani ot bail go ih THE WIGWA\ BNDIC CANT » SON, *. Th Ma: M6 go All, BLAZING WATE ENTCS Ao NEW SCENT Pion sees ciniy to RABEL & SARL. 28 Broadway. ° je Democratic ses at the The than shall have hie mare-agaio, ors Fate vote the full Ticket . ery REVIY. other ipformation apply to And all shall go weil. And ely eames detiy at she Box office, of the legendary drama of the 2, GILES &CO., 1) South Williaw street, Height of Patriotism, I know you will prevail to-morrow for another reason. Thursday ‘FSA ORNL cata ) DUTCHMAN; . Like the last one, it is fouuded upon a moral ineiinet— "Bi HE NORTE GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP NEW ‘that moral iuatinct which guides the people of every award O'Brien ii : fe EHANTOM REIP. HLGERMAX ILOYD'S, STEAMSHIP 3 mm ke, Ker ae. country to maintain apd defead that country simply be- Mark Anthony 7: For full particulars see suzall ville. ry. Uitet Baton ma will sail from pier 30 North river, foot of cause it js their own. It i# an instinct ox natoral and as "Base, Draveltn ease pie 38 Pirice: EaTORDAY, November 7, ot 12 o'clock M-, iecestaty. Sotentd aaing ae'ints Donte’ 06:aabien -the.] Splattne, Brey maperverted: eam. naperes to, hie-owh as The Jew of Southwirk and Vanderdecken, - P r owed ‘With the Somme pieee,"by'0. We Taylor, for i ire, W. G, JONES ‘apis pamangeraton vie SOUrae Mr TON: evening betore the election, addreased public meeting | Dos" aatgce io pefarence tho nf use el asicekge've. ela ae, 5 a Rachel the Jewess and Lawtelle. LONDON, HAVKE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN ° | there, assembled in Corning Hall. He spoke as follows — Every unpervertod man carts (or and guards and Qten Beroegine Cover oF (ly dela ea 7 Miss KATE NEWTON, avihe ohowiog rates, payable in gold or its equivalentia Mr Faimmpe—I am sad and anxious to night for a cause own child instoad of wasting bis care or his Timo * "9 ton his rival) » ; | Mr. Marden, Geo. Lingard, laseford, For he vt 10085, a ‘that you well understand , too ead and anxious. indeed, to So every unpérverted citizen co- Moy B Sis Hh r the first cabin, $105; second cabin, $6250; steerage, Torconclude with the ree of Dance. re, MM For freight or passage frre bane Seorecetaes me om the gratis tes oe fom i oad of deh care re reaens erred _ MILLINBH'S HOLIDAY. ‘The whole 13 concliide with the f ™ Sethicns & 20.. 68 Broad street, Peened wi Fowvate eslicivode t® speak acceptably upon, | aesioy bis own. “Tho robin. dios an much, fle guards ARNO AMERICAN oUF Oe Will be fopowes ty the steamship Hassan, Rov. 31. pat . iam hero by accident and not byte. | disown est, because i x his. |The Hon dofendn ; ARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. NE BA! n RG. AMERICAN PACKET sigo. I have persistently declined, as you know, to enter | and cach of ' theso Ix endowed with & force adequate to Wy GHORT asa NEW ATTRACTIONS. 2 Lessve and Mauager...-... Tee ee ON MAIL BTEAMSHIPS COMPANTS | ME. qi einviiace ae aebeer, ihave, had two reasous | that defenee. Our dislo DES mh PANTOM IME, Stage Manager. Mr. B. A. Baker "yrom Southampton, From New York. | for this—Firat, I wanted the interna: as well as the | that the enlightened and virtuous American poopie are ioe NEW GROUT OF MOVING WAX FIGURES. CROWDED HOUSES: GERMANTA ...... .Netober 20. . -November 14 | foreign enemies of the United States to see that this ad- | sagacious than the fowls of tho air and the boasts of the cihals gs SPOBITIVELY eaacaainas: Fae gbuy witness the FoRURSIAS: ovens -pevemner ministration could stand of ite own, atrength without re, } Seid. Yousee from hose remarks why it i that through- s From p Fajobees ‘ popular arte fence. Secondly, 1 | out this war I bave refused to he diverted from the main THE WONDERFUL, sAprorp BROTHERS, Rnshe Gnear TRUMPS ih ator se isrre, eondan aad ao that an administration that could not stand with. | question to engage in collateral, and therefore idle and MapEMDISE LU Mt cy aR GRAND ROMANTIC ppins scene eles | itsolf, must fall oven if all itn mem | mischievous debates. | It is auch debatds that trocblo RAND GALA WEEK. ‘en msneneh tiabe IN PARI oo tens seit sea ald one vara bers engage in its vindication. Neverthe. | weak minds aod faithiexs hearts. They ‘raid of the osarpategnons ta stented wil be produced the great | Count Henry de Beausole! it whideg Wan, ing ete unexpectedly, J) fool that it | low of Individual liberty and, of State gi ‘ud they peticnte Gout Berry. “Ms ny apply to ©. B RICHARD & ae m seem, churliay to refuse 'to show that the | theretore saw coutmually on the tring of arbitrary af: ix THE DUELAR te THE'sxow; pssst ‘grate of the admiration the =4 Stra, tou atthe founkry mln conan of at Sty wasan- yt 5 Saas fiat Se itch will Wave Wew York on the 34, | can wile 1 acter. ome sentiments Of cheerfulness and | war which must be wielded by the to mulitary of the 2x ‘establishment, and each mont ee hem these dates fallea | hope concerning the condition of our country and its | Stato, and not by its courts and The danger Shamed ef pb 8 when the day of re will beom tne Monday | cause. {do not forget that cheerfulness and hopetuiness, | they fear are future; they Pon ergy gp tee, presenh dass, eo at MONS. ALEXANDRE, J cnn pn y 1 OF pasange apply at the ie, only offen. Ho, BBow. | habitual cheerfulness and hopefuiness, give offence in | which, if it prevails, will leavo the country no future. VERY No Mou wy rh “AND Ev agihG: a eae cal fe oe em peur hewieg ‘be political okies GF | IEaee be tench th etotare te tap cath eoptts twee nove Wore FIGURES, AQUARIA, &, ng Dex sh Drasne, 7 LOxDo RRY, GLASGOW inp, Liver. her changes by contest with the evemies in arma who nave iasion, 26 cents, Children under ten, 18 ecnie rain ‘sands = aare oe ovale nel the won, | Sowbencnn carer ule nireal, Bleaeneh ays, Set ote They sigh for peace ta the future, and thas same BALL. . Hesareenve ad ng characters, an incidents of | far ihe ‘Canadian and Unwed will eail jusargont to a bomae'and fh Tr ODORE THOMA! ee; ington tightsa cat iat from New York First class Neescndingte escees RD POPULAR MUsICAL wast Waiting for one, when two cat a Sleclon tana inna, satURDAt, Nov. a AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. The tree did shake, my heart cid ake, aad Pre td or fs cauieaicat. io Uslted Slaten chrepney. Mr, To UOTTSCITALK, orko bee the hole the fox did make, Pottineates'ineued for bringing pawencers. na ‘the great Pianist. an: F prezeriete. More orients ittrall udary beauty which renders priscioal ein in Greet . a Tread Be reey low Bac "iti Gattnbale xs oacer a has soace. | _ MANAGER'S Orrice, Wixten Gannen, Nov. 6, 1968. TIGER & SEARLE, General Agents RVANDENTIOPP'S = heaaeay ent we. 8, BE MeHAREY iY BANDERSON BY yt ey ’Rending, at Dodworth's Hall, Friday OTICE >THE STEAMSHIP CITY ¢ “ITY OF WASHINGTON, SINGLE TICKETS. 59 CENTS. evening, Noreen tng WITH DICKENS. general order at Pier 44 North river, er, Thureday, Movembe y wi Lig pay — Ca eA tone matt. Part 1TH ‘Touching Story of Richard Doubledick, the | *' *even o'clock A. M. JOHN G DALE. ae : ee passed away, and all “these things” are © prapese about that, My answer is, tbat it they had ‘Music store, 701 Broadway : Poor Soldier. ~ “talfilled.”” submitted to Abrabam Linooln at tho beginning they 78 Broad wi fall & Part Il ~Boots at the Holly Tree Inn. Nos MEN BARK | “AMERICA, cor: ER, A PROFHRSY THAT MAS BERN FULFILLED. would have retained the whole. They pane loot by renat an seattes: ry on Part Lit—Jingle Blopement with the Maiden Aunt. or Cape Town. willaall the #th inet. For pas: You willsucceed, my friends, to-morrow. I know you | ance, on an average, ten thowand savas a month: Each ‘ore 47 Broadway; wirth’ Bon & & &. s ad 8 store. 3 80 ooo cents. Doors open at 7; reading to commenceat | sace im the cavin apply (0 board. foot of Eighteenth street, will succeed by signa other ‘than there whieh excite your | month of prolonged resistance increases the loa, ant they yay, and Macoy & Herwig, stationers, 112 Broadwa; oi Bast river. tee ti own hopes of success. Tne country i# in danger—it in to | are verging upm the time wien submission, coming too late, be rescued by the government. You will succeed, be- | will lane neiiher slavery nor slave: in the tant. Thin cause you vote for the government in voting to sustain | question of slavery in their businoss, not mine So long the administration. Your opponents commit the fatal er | as they propose po surrender, they are entitied to ask © 2RYAN’ OBERT'S LINE Gq. regs ed MINSTRELS, be s BROADWAY, 283, B MEO HANICS’ HALL, 472 BROADWAY. M. “a vow ea AN FRANCISCO AND OREGON, Mondey, Nov. 2; and every, might duzing tbe week, A PANAMA RAILROAD, 5 superadied this terrible who i not poorer and the more uahappy for the war, ln more tremendous con. the loyal regions there t# not » “tate whieh @ oot than the world if ever seen upon the | #tronger, nor s citizen who is vot the richer for the seme ign seas. The instinct of enemies in jofalvble, | cause. The increase of wealth which arisor [rom the You have friends in arms at home defending the gov. | Hew national discipline of industry which the war hom sae evening sad every night. On Yridar. ® 3, at nodD. Tor of supposing that tbey can divide the administration | terme. What has bayponed to slaver ite trou rt "1 n . >» 'y thas far, hae been AN’ OTHE! RSELENDID B the ‘rata ca Peimanetber tant pre EueRtirs, ILLwolse 2 eis, ——— - nd support the one and discard | the legitimate fruit of thelr own crimes: but it was fruit THE GREAT LUMINARIES, TUR PILLYWILLY WINCK BAND. ‘The finest, famest and sirongeat steamship Im the California r. No ‘can verve two masters. Caosider | ordained not by man, but of God. Without seeking to Christy, Bowers, Purdy, Prendergast, Herman, Gayuer, ANVIL CHORUS, IL TROVATORE, BRASS BAND. ind fai] 88 Above from the pier foot Of Warren street, | this point for a moment. it ts only through the adminis. | divine His ways, I think that the future will be like unto Simpeod, Henve, Lowry, ae, &e., in the following new few: | THE OHO AND GHOST. anemia Si pian ape? {yetton thas the country ean pat forth the stort necemary | (be past. The invurracion will perish under AE, GIGANTIO 8 ee aghe Co °, om aratagua ote INGTON, 177 West straat jor ite rescue, If you this admipistration of the | power, necesarily and therefore lawfully exercised, and ba AND THE SIRGER Messrs, Lesiin. Fowler Hilton, Griersifobbs, Savor, Mer- | ¥- B-—Attention is called to the change of route. ee Can ne Se ee nee | haere oe eee ae INTELLIGENCE OFFICE RECRUIT. tivo, Garat Cranes, Misien. “Bmroett, Heed, Sey- ‘one to its place. You then have practically an interreg- DOORS OPEN ALWAYS TO THE PRODIGAL 0%. THE MISSISGI RPI Purdy | mout, Litie fic cirana OR NRW ORLEANS DIRECT. sum from thie time to the 4th of March. 1869. An inter Nevertheless, [am willing that the prodigal. wm wb Fulrow MARKET ox due SATURDAY NiGiIT, by. Bowort Whois MILES OREILLEY? The new and frat clans aienm Trance of slates moathe in the very oriete of rebellion, | tara. The doors, 10 far as concerned, shall aun ase aatrte 7 ommencest Ti. Tickets’ ieendn _Doors open at 6h; cwrimin rises wt 7%. TPlekete 28 cents, ones, Wasiilnatox, You ae eto ee way the great, The Jenger he ix oontent to feed upon by: f 5 ——— a > “ Grr WHAT 18 IT in MUSEUM HALL, veme: wENsTRL BAL PAY 514, Wor tony Pier Roe Werth ‘ened jaarday. November | Jn waa prouced Sas set of “Abana ie reba tbe grestae wi 4m BHoaDWw 4 opieatt rs ‘ rita , leaving James Buchanan in the Presidency until | be his ultimate disgust with ber emb The greater DOWN STALKS. Cyposite St. Nichola, Metal: I Bed Proprietor, a | 7a PM co nite of jading synod afer Friday, | U00.4UD of March, 1861, Turing all hat period the hip or | ts Danger a hin incast the deeper will be his repeat: Ch ake, SECOND Wi EK OF THE Ma, For passage havin vend or modations of freight ecessarily and unavoidably drifted aod dashed | ance and the more lasting bis reformation hone iis nen ea ae a MONDAY, Nov,2. and every ov vente during tie week, | apply toll. B.C LL & OO., 86 Went street. itself against the roeks of a leo shore, The Amortean WUT 90 IN ITATIONN. wae people are not going tocommit so groat an error now T thall send mo invitations afler him. nod yer, apenkin , WILL BE IN ATTENDAN THE stant CTROUPE OF Pit WORLD. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. BUS OPINION AOLT BRTMOUK AND VALLANDICHAM. ot for myself, but for you aad the wheto Amerions ro pax sevsecepajeuste BROOKLYN. sBR APANORAME OF THE RORTH VER, ‘The elegant and fast Gages States mail steamship ya. Opponents do not eee this. They do not see it, be. | pie, | expresn the conviction that nether man nor aogela Y¥ BUT ONE HAPPY UNCLE ToM. | AMLET, Wy dead cotsaiaher, nse they have surrendered t ves up to faction. | can prevent the fatted calf being slain for bin welcome OF THE NEW fan THE CALATHUMPIANS TARGE’ nent i Pu leave pier Ro eat cama Sidny, Nov. 18, at Bat Pw ae them how they can see it. There are | when be on me back , saying ponitently, “Brothers, | eULU, RURAL Sree HIvPLES, Seclons Fi iy. for New Orleans direct. wo hundred thousand American citizens io aris in the | have offended, and | desire reooec\iation mut ‘Will leave for New Orleans direct on | Southern States against their country, They Jook to the OMT OF Wah co +++ eMapager Dixcov tsa. Rena Tae URSION, ed Nor. 2 ~ ee ee Gection of tomorow with more solicitude than they do | The sympathizers with the rebela tel ux of debt MOST BRI xr STARTLING AND STRAMBOAT. EXPLOSION, RONGS. DAND AC, aC, freight received or bille of lading signed on the day of | to the defence of Charleston or the siege of Chattanoog taxes and blood. Wart ever sovereiguty and freedom TTRA ‘EXHIBITION Poors open at iy 9.0 slock.’ Commence at 7% 0'6'Wek. ee treight or Uf you could pass the boa through their camps every | #aved without the expend money aod of lifer It eree opened tm Brook ANCES TO.Dat, lekete 8. orice. GRAND MATINEB pommege OE HEINEKEN & 00., man of thm would vote for the administration of this goo | i the lot appointed Vo Batic ndare war with eommencing E urday at ; "elo 116 Broadway, Cv ils, A8 Well AB LO enjoy AL InLer vals paace aod prowper may ae, ACER Come Asis strength of ‘very Saturday afternoon, Commencing at 246 o'clock. — | the adminutration Who caused tLe debts, fog taxes aod the abedding of b rhe H°'™ ona 718 BROADWAY. OR BAv An My NASBAT NW. P. ties in certain clanses of society allover Kurope. They | The caunonade « Sumter aaswers the whole q at ae ee TER RAINED ANIMALS OUT duleeatre MT ee re OtLing out @ navy and privateers for the American in flict like this tbe question is ot one of aly one HouiT ArTERWOOX AND RVR mum anor ears OMtOrTT garter, will eail’ for the chore ponte frees murgenta, Uf the balla bac coul! be opened at Latrd’s {, bat which of the contending parting me, ‘OF hivanen) Om MIRROR Phert, At Jeney cy. on in Liverpool, or in John Stidell's howe in Paris, t. Viewed in this lig!t, (he whole of the euf ak More thas 1.000 Toteraita Veosa be _ am | Architecture | MONDAY... rebinsriveromenta there would be a unanimous voir for Seymour and Vailan ring which the war bas prodoced bas fallen vpoo the GRAND, PATRIOTIO. ENTERTAIN: and Statuary, ine 14. of the world, hivetrating ail th money i -} digham, and vew iron clada would escape from under the | innutgents, and the loyal part of Lhe United Mater ie ex MENT IN AID ng a vans. ® the PAN aelare au Chitires 6 ¢ | Fealmns of Art and ith the moet bri Droad arrow, io armor impregaable, in array jooumera | empt. In the inmurgeut Bates there is not oue eitienn reo “Brootlyo -Acadera; finmination kno oo y ul Z— feet, with an sccusete deseripie levere aewelaan nod pieces ahown enh night i. ‘Admission, cents, Doors ome Gt 6%; the exhibition to commence #174 P.M HUGH B. McKEON, Manage G0) its RQUI Lm mai on kA vefore aaliing. oF Pesan UNA RD, Mo, 4 Bowling Green, F™! HAVANA ABD XBW ORLEANS. Fata aes mie ese continue ~y ee FATURDAY, ooilk of 5 octech Fm. ernment and the country. Every mas who meeta the | obliged us to adopt has enabled ws lo pay aii increased For Other x Ammsem: ts See Another Tee new aicembee! |i ‘ohied Bt fat 3 poe. evemy in battle knows what be is fighting for Ho ia | debts and laxes as easily as we paid the debie aud taxes Part of the Paper. NO STAR, ” ting for the country. “Pass the ballot box through the | existing when the war begun. Nor) ust we forget that > = Wiliam, ‘commander. Jom CamDpe, Or give the soldier & pase to reach the bal. | it w only & qoe-tien of whens devia and whee taxes we ~~ WATCHES, SE WELRY, ac. " Wil] sai) as above from pert Kerth river, foot of Beach | lot box at hie bome, and he votes as he Sghts, for hi shall pay —not whether we aball pay any. We pay ether Renee . “ he the Sette and tases, of Abratam Lincvia sod bon adm @ilt be given under ME rg od po fe tg STAR wil) sail for Hay eS the debts and taxes of Jedervon Davie aod RTY. parnace Ravert P. Tombs, 1a the coe case we have an yur bemmcaiamsiety’ sete” tyoir 6 JAMEB A. RAYNOR, 161 lent of dollar (or dollar for we pay, and the greater ps many patio r walet, hooor, Im the other Lt BATANA TARCS, A - , meas cane we pay ve r, dosiae a B tome 40! . ————_ ena eveamab ip, Hora, federate tovaey, with t itional lowe of steraal de cam arr mer respenee Mite copeeets ~ prea sod ran” ‘ counted RETROSTECTTR ANP PROWTECTIVE tort nnit OTe a pata iar | poe gress cuenta iy turns a je or ome, warn 9, - Peat piper ——_—_—_———_ opp tobe sane C0 eceuted the Haden river. Fortort mu ryareh eens ILVER PLATED | w AND 1 ABLE mo b ‘a 7 river, e064 arth $ from suct'on.—10,000 dozen ate Forks an Ry a 3. D.JONCE, Broker, 80 Beaver sirect._ a and the Missuasippi, i) a : bianco GINAL L. J. bats enioae Fo EW pur. pir aa TOR : 5 TASER A we at oF BIG LOT OF | win en Aired Fiver, 06 above, on Saturday, Ko vance he eatin yes | CRADLE YS, at . DOMINGO CITY. Se . Weer Ee BHP Sat cr eat fatten re: | Sere aa ete. c Bat ies cara iF i H j : é i i ri é . { ts ni 8 A : g i i : : li j # . * 3 i 5 si E | : | l =3 if | fia r 3 : = = = Bia co. Mo, 6 Pine street. a if i r i ! Hi ‘ which Ged retains to bmeus flo indicates the meaae and withholds for uJ ial of our virtue the results. pe ve an wet Lng be leit without idicasions rem! ree month =x mont e months, twenty four mouths.’ thirty inet disclose either the feet that the democratic masses of the United States are disioyal, and that the revolutieD will therefore provall, or the fact that they rise te the true spirtt, to the loty b igh * patrioticm, aod country willbe saved. That vime has come dt inst. #0 8000 # in OUF impal we winhod, but aa soon, we may believe, as was best our « are The di tic masses, a leaslert, have jemacra- ied the = oi patrioliam — Yhey are in the tet ‘they are io the Cabiner; they are im the canvass, counreling, voting, fighting, generously, loyally, nobly, 10 make tho election of Abraham Lingoin idout' of the United States from 1861 to 1568, @ Axed, irresiatibie fs It will be dene. The country is saved, and there remainy nothing left to complete the great and ful drama but that whieb eanvot long be delayed, the submission of tho \n and thus the restoration t peseo, And what a peace pot expect that be! A pence that establishes ie practicability of froo republican, reprosenta- mont; the immodiate or ultimate re- jon bondmen to freedom; the seo vntinent ageinat equally. the evils Baltimore (n 1803 Comparet with Baltimore in W01—A New Line of South America Project for Building New War Steamers—mSperch of Mr. Chase at the Great Unconditional Union Mecting--Ihe Chub: Houses of Baltw ene of Desolation, de. Tho Raitinaze of 1663 is entirély @ different elty from the Baltimore of 1861. 10 1861 business of all kinds was prostrated, commerce languished, dozens of vonsels Ind idle in (he harbor for weeks; «rars Hterally grew jn the Sireets io the very rhadow of the great monument thousands of people left tho oy; hundreds of dwelling ho nd acores of etoren were vacant and labelled to a person could bave his choice of dozens of elegant housos, with every convenfhos, at trom two to two hundred and Ofty dollars a year, The lapse of two years bas changed all this, Ao immense influx of #tran gers and Yankees bas increased the population at least fifteen thousand. Al! kinds of business is Drirk and ag- Live, there Is scarcely @ vacnnt atore in the city. Rvery vessel belonging to Rglitmore (except those that have beon captured by the Alabama) ix i@ full employ and has more freight than can be earried, Tho greatest ac- tivily prevails at all the ship yards, and (ou or twelve new vewselé bave beon built and launched bere within as many months past; while as many as forty or fifty government vessels have been brought here to be repsired during the same timo, at an expenditure for exch of from five thou sund to forty thousand dollars, the last sum being the amount required to repair the steamer Clty of Albany, The great increase ia the popul ition of the city, and the fact that scarcely a dozen dwolling houses have beep uring the Jast two years, have made tho Iatter bo saree that there is literally not a kingle hoowe Mt te live in to reat in the whole city, Kents are exactly double the amounts that wore avked jn 1861. Houses that then went bogging @ two hundred and two hundred and fifty doliars Bow command four hundred avd five bundred dollars, and cannot be had even at that. Five new houres, bullt here this year near the outekirts of the city, that are rea}ly not worth more than threo hundred dollara, were all rented at » hundred doltars a year cach long before they were fotehod. The great incroawo jn the commeres of the city bas caused the attention of busi non to be directed to the cetablishment of increagod facilities for foreign commerea, Baltimore is very largely ulorested tn the Bouth Amert cau trade, and measures are on foot for the establish ment of @ pew line of stovmers between this eHy afd the Suuth American ports, Iam informed thas the sum of one hundred thousand dollars bas ab ro@dy been subscribed here for the purpose by a few of the merchants of Baltimore, One of the steam ers will be built here, one at New York undone at Reston. Whie on the subject of coean steamers, 1 will state that the public may expect to bear, shortly after Congress meets, of « project for baliding one or more cecan war steamers of a fize nud capacity, and of offensive powers. Ho, that will throw toto the shilg evorything now afiont or ‘buliding. The plans have alrehay been submitted te the Navy Department, and haye been approved by Seoretary and Mr. Fox, Ttiose steamers are to be hundred feet long, seventy fect wide and thirty hve feet deep. It will be seen at once, by comparing these Ggures with theee appertaining to the great war steamers i built, that they represent a long and very narrow rather flat veasel. Tho new sormera, indeed, are tended to be nearly fiat bottomet, but ‘to bo made “— such sharp imos that they will «ai/ eighteen miles an and thas far outetrip avon the Alabama, ay are jied by four weroww, two at will have the capacity of moving in hg ‘a tion with equal fecitity. Thore is to be « Bt each @94, 89 hung a* to be easily raised into cham- reabove. Their position, however, a sueh as to Keep hig: with ther at but if they get Iota aboal water the r theip chambers sod tho verse! be stoered ‘The two rudders and four werows will iv mont por- T the verse! in notion. veswols are (0 es eight Inches thick, fantened on cutide with a thick coating of den of tire thickuoss of the the vessels bur be from thirty y two inches, and are intended to te any known pro) two huodred and Ofty yarde (hey are t haye Ove tur rots Their armament tv to be thirty two one buadred pounder guns on each aide, four five hundred pounders oo deck —tw at eae an? tro litge mortars, Thay are to bave aram ateach ond. If we are Ws have & Paropeay war on ¢ wo get (hronugh with our present Little erring Seathers orethree the done, tiese steamers are built the better. Abr tof the great gocwnditional Union meet 2 held here on Wednesday evening waa tomgraphed o It would wot edify your rondere to send The notable fextarer of the meeting 4 Rorech OF the hunaralle Saere nd the fart that the the nigger, the 0 wiseor- Mo Maryland whe delight i eait on ine are crazy On the Union What they whote, by any moan’ fa thy abolition of slavery cvery- and at ones. Tholt great meeting y waavimoly a great work prer tion, The meetings of any other party wou'é got he rated here. Their candidates will be @lectod mexsures will be taken Wo preven: aay other ¢ being voted for T have refrained, for obvieas reasooe, from wp many things that have takes place bere during the few months. But ove thing | mest mention. It ie the manner in which (he clubs aod club Noowee of Haltimore have been treated. The Maryland club is ope of the ol4 nitutions of the State No distingwiehed et party of %o distinguahed officer © previous to 186i A think of viel oe rem neta to the members brase tn Frankia street. a the rely to the eneveragement of art and Me use. war the Muay! i Coron be remrtot all that wae sety of Maltimore, Both of these tw the ban of the miliary sathorities comp ad te etek seeteo their reapect at thie Regiment after regiment of troop wae quartered te the epleodidly (ormmhed roome of the Maryland Club, When oo (roopm were bere lo be (hum quartered im It the bourne wat shendoned literaiy lo the owle and to the bate The club waa not even permitted to & persoe in howne take eare of it A rea) [pion tan-—obteined parminaion to enter 1 @ few Geye ago, whan be bebeld @ reese of Geseiation and twit eqas! V) that which attended the pillage of Vre@ereksburg. At tor SF ty hy Cree tere aed tmemidy Chowne pat reded the whole interior A regiment of enormens rate te oot oo nad bese Gane, ast vt of malion, tad ow fap. But int just Uo permit And what goed purge dows ik eer te? On beard the har ot ibe West, day of ete ber, 1808, Asorem Rowrs herve ine Yous sm> Berens a te Resi toad Sac i ‘ é rT i