The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1864, Page 5

eam tt Be rma 3 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,. 1864, ‘ ; ‘ patriotic commonplaces, borrowed from | imitate ‘Re policy of Mr Chase, anf to create a fctitions Deernoonrvs Ham Sronm.—We have aireaty stated that R ro) Pp E ‘acer he lak hipe of saveasion for | supply, 18 Order to defrand theas prudent personé of their ATLANTA. on the 11t inet. evioleot wind aod bail slorm passed ° . Ml kane boom tacrifieed 10 the fetish | dus, abd to ovale tbe baacs und companion te contiaue tO orc Carvel, Frederick and other counties of Marvlane, ‘The ee gral = ney to the uttermost parte of the earth atedalinibaadiaais that ol, Frinns Senay, ¢ me oun ong agcept an armistice withont its necessary fe) ight back aatixfaction waa expressed PY | ans., pemovei of Ob t Atiant ai ry 's count! it did ser: lamage coro one table th . Gladstone is now i € Chv wom Atiamees | tobec, ‘many places whole fieida of tovaces raising of the bieckade. It will not — Fp pret g _— during the | QBNTHAL GuRRMan's BHPLY fO GENERAL 4000'S ond to be an terally stripped to pieces and te minds at all. Whe sia ¢ © © It ie the misfortuve of democracies that, com vowing Stronger, the North | past session there was reason to hope he would prove rmoresr, Stroyed, Int. Mary's county eeveral barn were blow Per at New York with posed. as they necessarily are, of persons acting under & grow Me Bir itewili noloager | pliable. Of course, if auch oxpostations are ~o ba #0 Waaninavom, Sept. 21, 1984. riacluding that of Mr. Wm, Hooper, eootavaing ‘y inat year’ scrop of tobacco, unstripped for want atthe | couraged, there i no reason why the sorrm of adven- No a 4 ‘ Tow and imperieet information, they are incapable of nidertog "Norshera ‘eities—a | surera Wat have brought about the prescat state of | TH4 Collowing is the reply of General Sherman to Gene- Profiting from the experience of others, aud have to ac- nal States or groups of States | affairs sbould stop iu their carcar They have ouly to go | Fal Hood's ony © “studied aod uagenerous cruelty," . eaaagaaartmaaaa aa quire their knowiedge of the good and evil results of par- | separated from the rest; and instead of tte alied Powers, | OB until the government comes to their aid, and all war, | and which was ceccived ia Washington to day: — ticular courses of conduot for themselves by their own | taking the place of the extinet Union there will be several | inge and remonstrances will be ia the meantime laughed Haangoarrens, Mi Daviau suffering. The great economical truths which determine of sabich the ‘South wild be the most compact and the strong: | @t- If, 00 the covtrary, rigid principles, such an auit PO ay gh ye meal Earl Russell Surrenders tho | the potcy ot euightened nations, and are capable a only the prudent portion of the community, are to bs J ag dg priori of simple and easy demoustration, are :o the mass | THE PROSPECT OF FUTURE SECESSION May FoRoe a | MAintsined, wo shall simply have to bear in mind that Goverat J. B. loon, commanding Army of the Tennessee 1 English Claim to the Geor ia. of the American peopie unknown avd cabalistic formulas, PEACE money is like corn, oll or any other commodity, and (ent ys gs + al ond y b, Wamted-< and they look with¢ucredulity upon the claims of science Fi 4 ” that a3 D0 mao would consider bimvelf aggrioved tf cor ~ iy 7 will be pald for a few andre weight of Type . 8 te forease evil resulta from conduct which appesrs to | ug Ae keneen Dost [rig gyre or owt argo? A Gannat—L bave the hogor to acknowledge the recetpt | aad old Lead. Apply at the desk of this oflion aud oll wore to advance io price at home in pro : ‘i totter of this date at the hands of Messrs. Pali wes ates them in accordance with the piainest dictates of common but king its sybide | Orton as we shipped all our supplies to foreiga of your a sense. The prediction that the North, even if succesa(ul pegs es pejeatel trounie ee ps countries, 30 tt aud crew, consenting to the arrangements I had proposed rises Cashed im ail Legalized Let absurd to expect that wa oan part with in battle, would find it impossibie to subdue the south, | termpest “thet meg atanved ith nicod “the vallove of ‘vir. | OUF aaopey to to facilitate the removal south of the people of Atlanta | teres and information JACOB, Broker soilice, 1M ; igo applicants, and that sho rate for its rants, ho prefer to go in that direct: Tencloxe you acopy | Broadway, New York. they treated as a creation of envy and malignity. They | gi me ve. nage ebali not rise in proportion.’ fxactiy aa the supply | * i ler Seizure by th» Niagara Must | (02 orvoa vt shese problems for: thermnetvas, and ay. | Ge nua tne anoday cradera and contractors of Nom | imamhes at bome dhe bank Msconnt will advanos. Too | MY orders. which will, Lam aatisiod, accomili WF | wrisey Cashed in wit Leemlized Lotte. Be Tried in 20 American rived at the conclusion foreseen, but only by means of & | gains which tue woe ues homie tele Ieee, ae wee commBlty are aot compelied to send moody abroad, ex: Wecbeenedenten,’® eisa appeal &0'the dare ap “4 bitter personal ex! ‘ . cel fair interchange for gooda which, whea per perience, ductive States are groaning Over the loss of proftubie | SYnutgctured, should bring back more monoy chan they | fF ® parallel aa an act of + Two Days Later News. Very slight etase of reapensibiliny aad with werk ate: labor. Baltimore ‘Sum, Sept. 19. Apply at this offiea, Old Lend Wantest.— ries, J.B CLAYTON & CO, No. Ww car bimory Of mr rooms Noa wand » It is only just to say that the Americans appear to be ; : v s Prize Court. uot turning qh Ln wieae tn hey bare acare the | Mtns i indunty tae pre of guia al ioe comsegcont | Seah ff Dele mover doan thay aunt udgmier | PUP SURAT gtk gate attr ata property Baar oer we account. ‘ul ‘aordinary unanimity w ‘ort 5! f ”" heme as to wl point im the rate of iT id fo A I elo has caught at the sebeme of an armistice ands cosven: ee ane cence coplial Hf iareon) which they sbouid pauso—whother that ous may bed, | removed the oa THs a hasten gown hy trates pei ion bonbia tion of all the States of the late Union, This would be (9 | Yering ‘gracnbacke ‘un’ the "puhaie nt errantcant 12, 16 oF oven 29 per cout maabeseaianeae Neseerneee. Hee a a i * recognize the South as holding a very different position from - ’ ‘Tho British Cxunvass of the | fiasa rel tuna convate fine South a pontion ot Pomtahisicioes aite san) eteeeitia ee te Italy. recent and modern examples are #0 andy. Vou ou, | Am Admirable Conundrum,—D: ‘Peace Movement. equality, and substitute for the dominion of brute ‘orce | conscription and the taxation are as yot hardly realized; | | The anniversary of Garibaldi's antcy iato Your parape wat thlage are aalé ta bo fagrante bello; bat inthe p have seen today Ofty houses that you have rendered LON'S NIGHT BLOOMING © uence of justice and equity. The same causes | but conviction is gaining ground that both will be feit | the expulsion of ine Hourbons bad been celebrated by « | y. ful seonees where PHA nivhabitable be the od im the way of your ith ly the f t belie "i which have made the nation anxious to suspend the war | pefore long in terrible force And. this ‘makes the | brilliant fete in that city. He ens. hae detente kceute Care lineawctenel | Decaen Sota of micterniin ns feed it rae ie bat neper ay would then'plead powerfully against its renewal. and, | states of which we speak fee! that they must either ‘The Independance Leige attaches some bdeltof to a rumor ‘ cruck the bottle of PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING O8 nner ener errors the difficulty ‘of gonceding to the South rights adverse to | Droge for peace or ‘secede from the Union, ‘Dear as the | that AUstrin is avout to recogoize the kingdom of Italy. | taiveqowe that, every cannon shot and many musket | creer she, your wife's toilet vntess you are prepared for © the claims of thé North once got over, we must trust | {dea of the original Union may be it ie cot eo dear as | By tbis measure, ways the Belgian journal, she would t oversfiot their | crack om the head ae a reward for your carciessness, they are | assure the tranquillity and bie development of tie pees inde be nid ‘States may be, they 7 peaceal pt children, General Hardee did the saine at Jonesboro, A Fine Thing for the Tecth.—The F: that the principies of the Declaration of Independence witl | \ife, Loyal he North: yal as the Ni & London Times Correspondent | jc4ound suficiently comprehensive to do the rest. Os prepared to sacrifice all the hopes that ever led them | Jonlnsula, and cougequontly hor owa security; sae would | gaq General Johnston did the last Reports 2 with Re THE LONDON TIMBS CORRESPONDENT REPORTS TBE | to settle where thoy are for a theory that flies in the {ace | disarm up to @ certain point the military, aad | g¢ Jackson, Miss, | bi ‘accused you of heartless t SOZODONT has taken a very prominent place ameng Peac union OPINION OF WALL STREET—MOLRLLAN ‘ax- | Of circumstances and mulcts them of the fruit of their in. | raise ® now Darrior agaiuat tho party of action. Austria | Gruelty , but me mere eee eee mont ayproved dentifrices of the day. It ne very 9 Distastefal in Wall Street. PLAINS” HIS WEST POINT ORATION TO THB CHICA- beet ten the sake of keeping up the commercial prosperity nee Rip nath — fa tl oR a ed occurrence. and could goon and enumerate hundreds of | juve used it eee beautifier and preserver of the teet @O DELEGATES. acne eau pod ake esr rags ery to the bappieat mana , penpiey e eee ee Canieg jean walk me ‘th, eweetening the breath aud arrestiag (New York (Aug. 27) correspondence of London Times } enormous aggregate of ‘the best i —_—_—_—_ heart families of a ‘ ple.’ i vepresentatives of property |, Tay it is a kindness to these families of Atl mane revulsion of feeling in tavor of peace ls one of the | ana indelligence tn all the States, who feel that if the war Commercial 1 Snee CPL GRRE ence trem eames. than “What the Rebels in England Say of | woud seem as if the idea bad. long been latent in every. | Could Be prosecuted to success in a proper way it ought THR LONDON MONEY MARKET. childrea should aot be exposed to,and the brave people | Agua Cure, It nevor fails, Depot 59 Liberty sireet, ag MoClell: a th body's mind, and that there only wanted som vin es taba iintarreptes, BAN thas ato act be Mag md {From the London Times (city articie), Sort. 10.) sas soore to consnait their wives and children to the | stair Provisions fre spent in slaughters as terrible, tai Tho belief that in the present state of the continental | rude barbarians who thus, as you say, violate tho laws Seinen eet mesa ° Rive it authoritative expression, to send it round the | tion ag gorious, exponditure us ruinous and results.as | money markets tho bank movement of yesterday must | of war, as illustrated in the pages of its dark history. [0 | Amd Oh, Dear Met What Pain, Heong = country with ‘he all-subduing power of a manta or an epi- che, Neuralgia and Catarrh I suffered. WO le = * barren as those which bi marked the reigu of Mr. ve icieat influence to attract capital, for a short | the name of common sense, | ask you not to appeal to a | acle, Tootl q of @ Peace Treaty demic. | Ou Wednesday, after the departure of the Versa | Lincoln, the result'is not worth the cost, aud that com- Poviod at ail evonte. to this couniry, bae teaded to check | just God fa much a sacrilogioas manuer—you, who, in | COTS Instant Pain Aunibilator cured me, tied te wrder to carry: over’ to Europe fnportant des. | M02 prudence diotates that while the toleration of Mr. | the general depression ingprices; and as the public bave | the midst of peace and prosperity, have pluny Tey An ee ee vines atches from Lord pea on the thes wr"en and, | Lincoln has beon a felly, perseverance in his policy | shown a disposition to take advantage of the fall in con- | nation into civil war, “dark and cruel war,”’ who dared Fintpholer's tials Deen's hia Mest | me Rithoush the report. was. wholly unfounded, its | "Ud be a crime, sole to minke investments, araily bas been oatablished of | and badgered us to battle, cinsulted our flag, selzod our | orld, Farmicss, relishie, inatentansous, The only pertem EMMES SAID TO BE AGAIN AFLOAT, | circuiation’ “trom” mouth to “moun in the. us! ~ & quarter per cont. At the commencement of business | arsonals and forts thot were left in the honorable custo. | 47 sean : . . The Mextcan Emptre. - there was groxt fatness, and the first quotation was | dy of @ peaceful ordnance sergeant, seized and made é bring Genrine carne rae ou Ib eo ibe, RECKPTION OF MAXIMILIAN'S MINIGTER BY QUEEN | 87 @ 34, showing a fractional reduction from the | prisoners of war, the very garrison gont to protect your | |)’ ty, a Bal = AI inh eee In Wall street and William street there te a strong desire ISABELLA--SPEECHES OF THB MINISTER AND THE | last Prive of z rday; but im wit’ atter- | heopia agaiust uearoes and ladians, long before any overt Tee odepmtiod by sviiulartigte peace, dil KEN. noon a distinct change of tone occurred, act was committed by ‘you’ ral te ie be Raia Cather, ieee arenetenees te Ae It government, tried to force Kentucky and Missouri into Corns, Bunions, Natls, Kalarged Joints a2 dlnenses of the feet, cured by ‘Dr. ZACHARIE, No, Ey roadway. 4 union—a forlorn, bi ot to rad! ho} uy he The Madrid Gazette of Sept. 1 gives the following as | latest transactiona were at 8714 for deliver: Effect of Inflated Speculation on the! r-* Sees ae eee eee ily if | the text of the words addressed. te Queen Isabella by M. | 88 for the 11th of Octoner. Bank stook loft off at 242 a | the rebellion apite of themselves, falsified the vote of the continuance of slavery be guaranteed by a revision | V'accto, Minister Plonipotentiary of Mexico, on the occa- | 244; reduced andguew three per ceuts, 89% a 7g; India turned loose your privateers to plunder un- London Stock Exchange, of the constitution, they will renounce the idea of South. | 8100 of his presenting bis credentials:— mock, 210 a 2: He eons, 206, a m discoont; armies stipe, Seek vain ester Byatt, sees, st xen aS st 04 Y ne % exchequer (June), 208. @ soount; and ditto i 4 it ir. W. M. Gregg:— com Selepencenits, hay hone wim te Ratan dee. | _ Moni ane if, Ueland, te hones me (uarob), Ibe, 0 66. discount, the confiscation of ‘all debte due Northern inen for goods | Dent wirs-t-bave been sufferii ‘The discount demand at the Bank of Kngiand to-day | had and received. Talk thus to the marines, | what Physicians call diseases of t! (9th), was extremely heavy, owing to an exceptional | but not to me, who bi n these things, and who will | tention of Urine, and was unable to obtain any relief um cracy, and proceed forthwith to draw the teeth and clip Ree ken ae the claws of New England—so that Puritavism, abolition jem and a protectionist tariff shall never again interfere | Of Moxteo, to which the | 1 ased Constitution Water, which began to produce its cure~ P, . . to cause dissension and sincerely 4 Spain | pressure occasioned by the large amount of fudia dil thie day make as much sacrifice for the peace and“honor i . + Tho Cunard steamship Persia, Captain Judkins, which | Yepubiic. War tate happy Samay of the continue in fri he “has appointed | Which fail duo to morrow. The ordinary banks and dis- | of the South ax the best born Southerner among you. If | ve araterul than Tat the resulia having suffered m4 = Bhi ee reOr a ad toate eiemiPG, | count houses continue to manifest great caution, and | we must be enemies, let us be men, and fight it ont #8 | q man coud suifer and ‘and, rather than to be de} rived from Chicago, the chances of General McCielian for the 12, Your Masosty, ag is shown by the letter witch | although there is no difficulty whatever in the uegotia. | we propose to-day, and not deal in’ such hypocritical | of the medicine! would be willing to pay fifty dollarte pairs! and bebropee * the 2b rere as eae ee a ea a ee eee oe enerel mauieliae tor ue rnyaclt happy. madam. if inthe eaeroite my ticiel | thon, of soind commercial bil at the, existing rates, | aypentn vo God and humanity. God will judge wy mn due } Dei (OPM Oo, cseag me, but several other ofcers in m seven o'clock last night. “ood ‘ y a ‘unctions, 1 shal ie by ull poss'ble means to atrength- | there are some classes of paper which bave growa out | time, and He will pronounce whether more humane 4 He vs under: to have explained away some passages in a en the bonds of sym; Ld ‘not treated | to tight with a town full of women and the families of a district have been cured by ft, and 1 would recomm eft Liverpool on the 10:h ‘nstant, at two o’elock in the According to the latest information I have received ler news is two days later than the report of the | recent speech, which orizinally coneryed the impression that hy, Triendship and interest by which | of the recevt rage for tinanciering that i everybody suffering from say disease of the kidneys PA eee " i Ne was In facor of war for the extirpation of aiaverycandio | tieswa,nauons shat, be united: and iy persoual sarstacy | with gquat facility. In the Stock Fxchange the aupply | “brave people” at our back, or to romove thom iu time | ‘ug Gonaiitution Water, | RIGITARD LUSH. “ have otherwise made himself more acceptable than for- | your Majesty the first envoy of a goverament from which | Of mouey bas been comparatively good, and advances | to places of eafoty among their owa (riends and people. Sergeant Ninth Ward Poltee. Among the passengers by the Persia are Mme. Carozz! | merly to that great wing of the democratic party whose tbat important part of the New World awaits the rrqenerntion | for short periods have been offered at about 6}, per Tam very rv otfuily, Rew York, Dec. 30, 1861. ee LLRN, 66 Oli etweat Zuochi and Mile, Brambilla, tue new prima doanas of | whole sympathies are with the South, Governor Sey- | mich abail procure for it forever, by the grace lof God, the } cent eS eaen el earn ingen : mour, ‘o- New York, has algo a large following in | appreciable benefits of religion aud of monarchial rule, In foreign seourities during the morning there was ing W. T, SHERMAN aad all draggis Marotzek’s Italian Opera trou; the Convention, aud’ according to present indica. | (eaiBed to give to the risingempire peace, prosperity and | oreaged depression, partly In consequence of a failure of | OMticial cony. Major Genera! commanding. Deafness, Impaired Sight, ‘The London 7mes contains a ‘etter from ite Richmond | tions, will poll nearly as maby votes as Goncral | {axation th avery soliiitiesand ing destrerwiite | one of tho dealers Uiimatay lose weakness was ob- | LM. Darrow, A.D. © Is red. Bight, rr vid date. eClellan. tas the democrats of all mplished if I have the honor sty's | Rervable, and the fe fall from yesterd sy was limi. oe NOISES IN THE HEAD. 2 peependent, but it is of « parte Bs coemplains thet | rere: cai oale’ siteeaih in noe uaniahe ed | ren. nor to merit your Majesty's | roe to about 4 per cent. Mexican at 27%; a 272,, a re- Wheeler's Raid. OATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THR 8 Ington Cabinet cunact be brought to consent to | thar ir they split Mr. Lincotn will be elected, it will per- ‘The Queen replied in these words: — duction of :,. tbe Confederate loan bas been buoyant, | RETURN OF GENBRAL ROUSSEAU FROM THE PUR- FEROAL, AB, aa exchange of prisoners. haps be found at the last moment tnat oeii of these relied ictpebehonsp jake an interest In the welfare | closing at $1 a 82—another improvement of 14, per cent. SUIT—RELATIVE LOSSES—CASUALTIZS AROUND opsti UOTIO NE Bo Aas RUSTACHIAN TUBa ‘The London journals give full credit to the United States | two candidates willcommand so large a majority us to | S24 Rrosperity of the Mexican nation, as woll aa ines the | ‘The Bauk of France to day has raised its rate of dis. | = arpanta, ETC. ‘ CURED, ithorities in New York f compel the acquiescence of the minority. In this case a | the cessation in that counire of the anarchy to which, ic | Count from 6 per cent to 7 per cent—a very satisfactory (Correspondence of the Chicago Jouroal ; BY DR. VON EISENBERG, an fos in New York for impartiality and care’in the | third canaidate will be ready, anda mau of emailer cali. | hav been subjected, as well as its regeneration in the | step, Since jit will help to convince the financial Nasavinie, Sept. 14,1864, | at his consulting rooms, 616 Broaaway, near Pwelfth street investigation of the Muller extradition case, bre than either, but powerful a politician and a wi bosom of religion, order and real liber li the empire | speculators that tbe leading monetary institutions are Gozeral Rousseau has returned home, after his arduous neces snes Tne governmont of the Swiss Canton of Lucerie hes | Puller, will be pushed to the front ana receive the unani- | Which bas just been established is the bi f that future, | determined to xct with promptitude, campaign in pursuit of Wheeler. The great body of tho For Diseasca of the Bladder, Grave mous vote of the Convention, If Mr. Dean Ricnmond be | finguisned prince who has accepied tat crown. ‘Spain, | of tag tarotie ihe eck of bullion eee es | raiders escaped tin, cross the Tennessee, that stream having | and Dropsy, use HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparations, not the person thus selected it will be his own fault At | which hi of £66,000 in the stock of bullion. fallen rapidly just in time to admit of an exit. But the @ocided upon contesting the competency of the Swiss Govorument to conclude a treaty of commerce | allevenis, this is the present calculation of men who | Cusuotmtuce ieteucl a moment osthe present. Ieee azo | Thereturn from tho Bank of England for the week | result was highly satisfactory, oven as things terminated. | Jor Loss of Power, Loss of Memery, ‘with France. aim to rons the pees: 8 to “work the ropes” | with pleasure the, which bas been mi pee edt by ore _— following result in all the batiles and skirmishes zs lost but fifteen use HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparations, Marsh a? ee wat can make and unmake majorities. je at my Cour ; — killed and seventy wounded, while the rebel loss, in the dishcmantiaes cs tuminrorl ~ aes mamaria Inted Governor General | rue REBELS IN ENGLAND ON YEAGR AND acim: | jlenfpotentiary of the aew Emperor. I willingly, receive «AR RTOCTO ancroage....«. £10TAE | same, was about as follows: —Killed, 06; wounded, 19 | For am Irritated Throat, Cough ee LAN—THE CHICAGO NOMINEE THE NEXT PRESI- | promise you a iavorable reception, Let us hope that witi “ye “ty prisoners, + total. 735 am ioctined to think the —— It was roported at Vieuua thot tue Austrian govern. | DENT. ite uid ‘ol ‘Prociaence t lations bet gent theta Stipe Other deposits. -12,008.035 Decrenge ..... 160,608 octat igures will exceed these. ht toast four hundrod Cold, “BROWN’S BRONCHIAL TROCHES” are offere®@ A : may be without interruption and (rie { id be | . unwotnded prisoners bave renche vand nnotbe meat pines more, as eaize Ring George of Greece, | [From the London, Index fepectal organ of the rebels in from the Mentty of eriginn iaPhy of meaners, aud Governmont securitiesi10,107,005..Noebange. |} batch of thity-two is at Columbia, avd will reach here | With the fullest confidence in thelr efilcacy, They have bec Pogard having been patd to all (amily considerations to. | + «© « Present roe) Shh 10 the nomination | tbe evident accord ot aif interes ther securities...... 20,108,510 Increase... to-day. ; Pe aR a eA ‘wards Bavaria, of Geveral McClellan. Present indications also” permit THE NEW SPANISH MINISTER TO MEXICO. wou sapesplored.. Be 030 | Decrease: 74.849 | Yaking ail things into consideration Roussean’s cam- thoroughly tested. and mans spehaa elds te ‘The Ozarewiteh left Copentiagen on the Tth instant for | little doubt that whoever may be the nominee of the The Marquis di Rivera had been appointed Spanish edi fe ork "1 i. cer | 5, | paign was an admirable one, When it commenced bis | have justly acquired. As there are imitations, be eure te being an increase of 3; and the stock of bullion in | forces were necessarily scattered, and it was not till the -— democratic convention will be the next President of the | Minster at (he Imperial Court of Mexico. Eisinore. v both departments ts £12,970,447, showlug a decrease of | jast day’s pursuit that he had anything like an adequate | obtain the genuin ited states, If there wore no other reason for this, it ——— ol i Aa 3 y's pire anything equate sl The Damascus, for Quebec on the Ist of September, | would be found in the almost unauimous feeling atndug The Danish Question. AMIENS a ah Tae Roe nm OLE eee be meee HH maa, Tak Decoys he: Cea: |. simaaite ok MIRO S805, cir ong ” = ‘ eA , fore hi eeler, wet tem te Grerncratie pokary PE pel Eran Petree Ro THe NOGNEES OF THE VIENNA NEGOTIATIONS. | | Baring Bros., report @ coutioued demand for United | just nothing. ‘The railroads were repaired in two or three | Weakness, use HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparations, The steamship Erin, (rom Mow York, arrived at Liver- | fiom imvst be for the bett i 4 enische Posi says'-—The reports of difficulties | states 620 bonde, chiefly for the continent, and prices | “days, and Sherman did not make a move different from $$ So utterly hopeless are Mir. | which bave arisen inthe peace negotiations of uew pre- | have advanced to 41}, a 42; lilinols 43 discout’ New York | his original intantions on account {pool o8 the evening of the Yin instant. Linevln’s chances for reelection that his own sup: | tensions put forward by the lanish govermmont as | yay magihiee ; . anil Erie 43. No business doing in other United States rf The Canadian steamer North American arrived the | Petters havo vet on foot a movement to unite the party | regards Nortuern Schleswig are daily renewed. In vaia | “you: . ce ebiartaniad: Wiediee drseoquiniieh anol, iebihe.aid of the interruption of For Weak Nerves, Horror of Doat®, Treinbling, use HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparations, mene Ce ang Tae He Yaya | Socal nat iae Pease tee | ogi ger state Vs tat ane eager} whinge socal wan tne (roa cen at | for Payatognomy, Piranetogy, Bhp. The stenmship Asia, from Moston, arrived at Queens } ici declared his soquiesceuce in the arrangement if Mr. | clude poace, ‘Ihe rumor of a postponement of peace stil on Loxpow, Sept. 10-—Evening. Git comneuicabe: apear siccrthe. sacttamary erent ninlogy. Ethnology and Faycolngy, are October tyembee ‘Cown on the 11th of September. SEU statis tkteae eapctanadl the: teomine ne [en a * N Console closed at 87% @ 877, tor money, Iilinot | troops was construed into a retreat. and Flood really ex | have it FOWLER & WELLS, 38) Broadway. SaaS tie Mipuaiae: Setghs, possibly aulll bemated: won the |i serie Maemyg toms ives, Bo, fays:—Denmark would } Central anares 43 a 42 diacount, “Erie 43.a 45. pected to find us north of the Chattanoochee up to the tecssersouneniaberpreets > pire a d wo caD t . i Livexpoor,, Sept. 10—Fvening. moment Hardoe was attacked at Jonesboro. ight Sweats, Cold Feet, Dimaeea THE CASE OF THE GEORGIA. of muthdrawing, two cxodidates in ihe Gold, | tnancial question, or threateaed to abandon the clauses | Cronkoy & Go.,raliroad contrartors, hav sispended, | Troe tat THood is trying, to xioss over, bis dateat by | of Vina use BELMBOLD' Gente Preparstions — the‘others: is too‘complicated to be fessible wituin poor fo teagan pe henge if she were not leper bY | Liabilities £90,000 to £100,000; asnets depend upon the | saying that hig loss 18 not over (wo thousand. Why, . v 9, the three gront Vowers, | Russia, Frauce and Fugland are | gatistactory iminagemont of large works in South America | two thousand two aundred and iwonty cight unwounded | wor nanguor, Universal Laasttade ef aring a Non- | few weeks which now alove retain before tue day of | now acting tu concert, with the siie object of paralyzing | and ouner places. prisseens “have Iready reached the city from Atlanta, | te muscular aystem, ise HELMBOLD'S Genuine Prepare 2 tage election. We look, therefore, upow the success of the | the work of peace, to gave at lenst North Schleswig wo . 1 Interference Wits tir Seizure. democratic nomines—always supporting the freedom of | Heomark, and to effect a renuion of the duchiea'to peu. HE PARIS BOURSE, Aad more are coming. ‘The fact ts, tho rebel loss was not a | {low Forman Orric:, Loxpox, Sept. 9, 18 ho polls (rom anilite fere ve tho “ged 0 The Paris Bourse was steady to-day. Rontes closed at | mn lea than =herman’s original estimate—throe thou- - = pt. 9, 1854 (he polls (rom inilitary iuter{ere nd barring the im. # mark by tho aid of the jatal question of succession 7 Pp c a Ki Se—I am directed by Keri Russell to inform you, with | Probable contiageucy Of serious Southern reverses which still remains pending. Pen TNs he SAE KIA AEA CONRROR CATE AEORDE SER NEE | | eine Beniaereealeeis Te ni being as nearly certain as human things, and es; The National Gareite, of Berlin, states that th THE,LATEST MAP i bce Senay aogcodee a oe a feferonce to your lotier o: the 27th ultimo, that ber | American thiugs—can over be. bigs Soatetanaar’ tetice cetinees tae pi A . Liv Seyit. 10—P. of One iow was less than at first supposed, aud will not Majesty's government are »{ 9pivioa that toe case of the | A month ago we should have treated thie success es | to several localities in Jutland the emount of the war | , Cottom quiet and unchanged for American, but irrega- | exceed one thowsuad oue husdred, of whom two huudred Yor the Hair and Skin—Hasry is Este Georgia must go boiora the Prize Court In the United | 8¥Nony mous with pence; to-day we owe it to that candor | contribution levied there by the Prussians im July and | MF And flat for Otber kinds, Sales to.<ay 3,000 bales, in | were kilied beacons copherous. The best and cheapest article, Seld by, doug, 3 and that you must bo prepared to defeud Four in- from which we have never departed woother the facta | August. From the lst inst the Danish goverumeat bad ba ees 2,000 to speculators and exporters. te. sth Bala seen pra ae wore agreosblo to our wishes oF the reverse, to Say that | resumed the management o the Post Vitice ia Jutiand oe ea euaaek> tee i Rebel Accounts. For Pains in the Back, Hradache, Stel Corest therem. ioity odin or The tans repel Pranen = — A Berlin semt official journal says (hat the commercial tenet isions quiet and tending downwar ard is les | yoop's ARMY REVUTED To BY IN t INK CONDITION, use HELM BOLD'S Geauine Preparations. 1am, air, your mast obedient, humble servant, = “agh punt e poreeg any perteen ae gga 1e Nor’ negotiations with Austria will probably commence uext From the Richmond Sentioe!, Sept. 17.) s might be translated into the language of reason whisper. ‘The object is to bring about a close a SAVRE MARKEes. Oficial information bas been received that the Army hited Wire Bt Literpos HAMMOND. J jog—‘better be united with an independent couth on redelal connection Detwett’ ‘Austria aod the Yallverein, _ ttaves, Sept 9,184. | o: Teauessen is in aplendid condition and spirite peat re Teta MOHT TEN, TWELVE Be, Poa eT Se DOC tervos of amity than th a couquered South be chained Deputatious from Northern Scbleswig had arrived at Cottoo—Sales of the week 6,000 bales; prices, still. de- In @ despatch to General Bragg, dated september 15, | FL) TEKN to THIRTY DOLLARS BACK, for sale by @, ele ao A Hei Head hg ly A Eo ae Copeubagen, with addresses to the King, demanding pro Ss" idorably gig Seg yy tros adi: | 1564, Gencra: Hood anys Beis ery much gratified at the | ALLEN. 419 Broadway, one door below Canal street. ICAN onger, bu i el 10 Lister tection for their nationality. 352ir. itr, ‘ id feeling 9ow existing among the officers aud meu ol bis —__——__—— THE AMERICAN QUESTION. the temytation, The Union may still be restored of we Tbe Rigsrand, belore separating. adopted the diferest | Breadavults heavy ide armayennd that they are fa ‘Detter condision for bettie | gor Pie Wetter, Serof "P64 Ck as — + | give the Souh all else she asks, and we shall oblain by | financial bills which the Mourad ministry bad presented, ea POSTE ORE than at spy time they crossed the Ci.attahoochee, ernptions, use HELM BOLD'S Genuine Pre, The Privateers. Juggling wieit we fart to obtan by force.” The cause of | and the inheritance of whah the present Cabiset hud . u ormation bes also been received that the oe f mM WAS GQEMMES SAID TO BE ON 54K A NEW WARS FIT this relapse is undoubtedly to be sought in the victory off | accepted, including the pil! for a new loan, originally ‘ oF \e usisting of detaiied mea) is being over & Baker's Highest Premiam, ‘An agent of Lioyde reports that a large steamer is | Mobile, which, whtie to the South it ts ouly a local re- | fixed at twenty millions, but alierwards reduced to eight ~ ~ ‘ich Sewing Machines, 495 Broadway, New Yow@s tated to have put tos edi), with signais for a pilot, | Verse, May thus turn out tobe to the Norto @ great ua. | millions, owamg to the pacific covsequences of the armis Wasminoroy, Sept. QL, 1804. rourest™® MOvEMaNTS. n atreet, Brook tional misfortuns, Compared with the madoess which | tice, The Land sitting also voted unanimousty the bili Tuied until within the last few months even the present | relative to (he extraordinary budget for the Gnancil pe delusion is relative sauity; but compared with the | riod of 1864-06. promising symptoms of recovery which we bad the Boo changed colors at irene Be pilot who took ber to {iramerhav 8 there, She ste:me teo ko vaven sd Bousted the rebel ite Frown the Missi-sipp! Clariou wei The modern Murat. who has been performing the S$ of the Thirveenth and Six- | duties of w faith! waten dog in North sissiasippl for DISSANCE TO TAK &, On Sunday last detacns Helinboia’s Genuine Price $1 per boitls, six for $5. Delivered to any address. believes sho still rem: t hail speed ‘ 21 N avairy, pumberiog re ec. has be Hod to & pew fold, F avera = She ia reported to be commanced by Captain Semmes, | Desure of chronicling @ short time since, 1t 8 @ return Great Britain bearitge ty Miheda ike Rh weaned SAD | Bee teat ieaceanen tealoa, beatiih, 'reightad, sath, James Highest Premium Leek Stitch Sew! Bas three hundred mon on doar end ta pierced for forty | t,madvess, ha id: ses Y The adjourned inquest ou the body of Mr Briggs, al- | four hundred men, commanded by Colone by | guns sad horses, bave Deen pussing thus way en route to | Machines WHEELER & WILSON, 625 Brosdwap, Guns. She is stated to have been Oult af Bordeaux. The |. 7B8 vision cf peace tsmot x mirage. 1 is thereal view | teged to have been murdered vy Muller in railway | direction of Major General Augur, male reconuoisance | Stypies ue evomy hag been driven entirely beyond = Gast volunteered the taior mat wa. tid land, foll of promises of suture prosperity and | train, was resumed on the 8b inst, bat was again Ad- | tron fare to tho teilroad bridae acroee the Kapidan, | the tivita ot Sususippi, and now the deicnuer of out ow to Becour 1 Speaker Nr FITTED »proaches to it—one marke Dy foolish prige | from New Yor! which was destroyed, as weil as the br oe fs at And Blagnpering, in October number of OLOGLCA! WAR VESSELS PXTeNDED, aud counselied by potitical knavery. which Joads to certain | 4 mon named King was under examination at the Wor- | ihe reo! quartermaster’s depot, containing a aetna la eek 7 emg eh bg Ala. | SOURNAL. 20 coma, Uy first post FOWLER & WE (From the London fvlegraph, Sept. 10.) destruction; the otber whic it requires only common | ship street Police Court, charged on bis own coniesaion . panriand with could sp bonded: Phi bb 389 Broadway, New York. AG order in last might's years upon the case of | honesty and patriotte purpose to find with ase and safety | with gan accomplice of Muller's. Tho. police gaye ) *MouDt of stores, and a mill, io 1 were bis intrepid band ae ar : bp v of success. > : the Georgia, supplying an oa ion in previous notices of | In plain words, and dropping metaphors, the North, | evidence wat Kivg Ded been scen near the spot of the | thousand barrels of flour, were also destroyed, and two | /orrest bas Docs spoudihK a faw dass late, wuss Hetab. « Genuine reparations. Deer tandem wane promising am euinele oF bots routs tu thie Wan, nua bp. wien, Uebrariee, tee, t nae pee eee eee cee the Sa 9 : ; svciety of bis wie, but leit yestorday ‘on the suyeu | Bold at HELMBOLD'S chemical warehouse, 6% Broadway. gereat Powers from oguipiinu. reltting, and sofort, | first advance must be made, bas two courses oven It | crime. ‘The prissuer, who plended innocence, stared that | CUvared mules and forty prisoners were captured. On | o’ciock train (or Mobile, | He Biill ses a coutety haring , i . * yw neencl a att the way back the reconpolteriog party fell in withadivi | uot Cully recovered trom the wound Ge received at Har In Fever «md Ague, Gastric id not forbid their entering our ports for the purpose of | May say to the South, “We are sill able to prolong this | Le wi drunk and Incapable wheu he made the state being dismantied and sold war we do not even yet abandon all hope of eventual | ment. He was remanded for a week. sion of rebel cavairy at Culpepper going to reinforce Early. | Ure i atheaem Fevers no medyinANDRETHS PILLS success. but the war Was undertaken under ® futal mis- The British government were about to appoint a oom: | geing greatly outoumbered Colonel La ' . cee seule tad mised bev inte norongees | ARRIVAL OF THE EAGLE, | tuitticcepaton ye The Peace Movement. Apprehension of its true conditions, aud even success | mission of inquiry into the causes of the late ri Bet @OW THE POLICY OF THE DuxoC! gould ‘not now give us what it was undertaken for. | fast, them, Brandreth Hoase, New York. PROM THAT OF TH! RETCHLICANO THE Oreres | While, theretore. wo have still the power to infict fur the War Department has announced its readiness to | the loss of only twenty-three meu, Most of the captured —~ “ison gorkmnment stamp, OF THE SOUTH DURING AN A uISTIOR, BTC. ther injury, we recognize our error, aud offer you @ fair | receive estimates from cuumakers for the conversion of | mules and some of the prisoners were vecesearily nban- om “uba, st. Domin and Ven Sold everywhere. Wresh at No, ¢ Uniog square, {From the London Times. fopt. 10.) ee Ene eine ic lanes ena TO TOK ance, 1 tie Entiald rides late broesh-loadon abn gucia—Spanish Mittary Movementsin | 1, ¢ Sot oF ibn bait baetand . ply —"" The oo " ace we ; pealves ss , Seiad a Je would really soem us if cuore degan to be a proba: | june occupy vt ge enough for us incewe | The Liverpool Female Penitentiary bad been totally galletas” 66 OSE fn nm Conscquemce ef the Pall REWARD FOR THE SOLDIER WHO FiesT UNFURL OUR antly, I, for my art, will not be a@ tad | destroyed by fire. There were forty inmates at the time usrall: dx the American civil war. | neighbor. All our former (roubles arose from our being | of the outbreak, but ail escaped without injury, The lows Pall’and Winter Ooimiug, (ockade Assortinent of Overcuata to this city, at a dle fo Ahonen tow a—Capture of the Matagorda FLAG IN RIC KtOND. the checkered and b:) ed course of events ij in loge) hich we have hitherto bad to record, tu which the suc, | ar“Mqayy Nnied opener ln a te which chated | ig said to have been covered by insurance, Acitiven of Washiagton having contributed $100 asa | Blockade Kunner, with Sia Hundred AAC V. BROKAW, aouses of one side were alta +! +e to be counterbalanced | je ‘why we. should. hot side by oward to the first men of our army who will vofurl the | Bates of Cotton, &e. nd 62 Lafayette pleen, Gy equivalent successes on the other, the late accounts | jy mutosl pence and harmony. true [owe you no Ris AtvAnss tn Bete af Mioeount, : ; gether . of th ip Eagle, Capt, L i . army goom to go all one way. The mittiry prospects of the | favore, but neither do I to the rest of the world: and¢/ {| UNHEALTHY INFLATION OF THE ENGLISH MONEY Store aod Stripes in the city of Richmond, the money bas By the arrival e steamship Eagle, Capt. Lawrence, If You Want to Know, & North ar to be declining, wile at the same moment | have any favors to bestow, they will belong (that Power MARKET—THR STOCK BXCHANGE IN A TigHr | been sent to Lieutenant General Grant for that purpose, | from Havana, we bave recvived jnioresting news. Our MEDICAL ¢ ‘OMMON SE re we @ mew and stayili: gnc fer'ation of thesirang’h | which first recognizes my just rights, based upon the logic | PLACE AND A WISH FOR MX. CHASE AND SouE- THE NAVY thanks are due to Purser Albert for favors, er aE ee Ore ee aaa at all sens dapeun Gemoae of the opmion which hus arin im favor of peace. | of nistorical facts and thé principles of government jor THING LIKE ““GRBENBACKS,’ 5 . con P wy tables mailed fr: Address A. democracy differs in many respects from | which your father and mine opee {ought the came ba (From the London timer (city article), Sept 9.) Commodore Thendoras Bailey has been ordered to the guotgeay denagetestosa -ponive mapstnte fir, E. B FOOTE, 1,130 Broadway, &. ether absolute sovereigns, while in others it | ties.’ There would be dignity and self reepect in such The Bank of nd to-day bave jaised their rate of | commend of the Vortsmouth Navy Yard jo place of Com Havana, Sept. 17, 1864 qurirely resembles them. Hemg the ultimate | janguage from tbe North to the Sonth, and there would | diecount from per cent, at which it bad stood since sore F. Parsons, wh dered to tb Toere have been no arrivals {rom Mexico since my iver: 2 Sn@ Pins, Naw Styice,, deposi ‘of absolute power, it ig approached g00d {kith and sincerity in such & reply from te | ibe 4th ult,, t0 4 i Sot aka oe black, white three, aad Sve delless © ‘with all the arte and all the serv)! ty which make the | south ‘Owing to the g opt market for | Maed of the Pa uadrou, Jast letter, For sale by G , 16 Broadway, one door @ortune of the parasite of kings, ihe demagogue js, in. Or the North may address the South tomewher after | ihe past few day of £163,000 4 Commodore C. K. Stribling Is relieved from the Phila the steamer Pelayo arrived from St. Domingo on the | Canal street, o deed, only a parasite under ev name; and American | the fashion that the plotter of @ slyly pokes nis ex- sid baving been sent in during the week, the @iatesmanship has #0 long nerated ‘into the art of | pected accorpi the ripe the democrate, are | Wwas-not expected: Dut a glance at the official retire pub. Mattering the people that the « ciiteulty is to find out | now in the ascendancy. The republicans, silly fanatice, | lished thia evening will sbow that there could wo ‘what the people really want. A king can form and an- | were euah imbecties, and got so drunk with the unacc longer bave been any hesitation with regard to unde bis opinions en passing evente, Dut a democracy | remed nectar of patronage and office, that the country | jt, At this time an augmentation of the reserve Bo moans of recording from ‘uy to day the history | turned them out in a fit of diegumt, and we. should be steadily taking pice in preparation ‘@f {te eonvictions and its chan lies, are now the North, Come back to ue. an for the payment the October dividends Under these circumstance: « y ai men are obliged to | votes in the Sew d in the House, for without it they | aud instead of an |ncrem there has been « Gake such indications a= they can cet, and muss generally | may come in again when the people forget their nausea. | diminution The Ftock of bnilion likewise ie with. Geer that course by the /ast mu(iontic declaration of pub: | There, pow, we wil} bang ® few of them, if that pieaees | out improvement, the foreign amounte that are carried opinion, Thus there wes co ioubt that on ihe ve you, of at least #0 frighten the whole jot. that Abe wball | to the back being all rently absorbed for internal the taking of Port Sumter the general feeling of the | cut hie jokes in Exeter Hail, and Butier ecek the tend circulation, So lobg a8 these features continue so long lorthern democracy was all or war, The national pride | mercies of London brewers, and every cheap bote! in most the rate continue prop rtiovably toadvance, The: ‘was wounded, the naijonal sent seat was irritated, the | Europe be filled with New England o ie pothing im the eituation to inepire either surpriee or @ational honor was believed to pe wi stake: and so, with. | tractors, Have elavery,and any gui regret. The public, if wey think the terme for accom. @at counting the cust, with aminiog. ite own re: | may want. Have your own way in everythin ¥ | modation too high for the weifare of the country, have sources and those of its antag: the North plunged | do, do come back into the { To which the | the remedy in their own bande. High terme for the use @ato the frigbtrul contict wi ae lasted ever since. | South will reply — Democrats of the North, who | of movey, provided it be for sate and jegitimate purpcses, From that time to this thee bus been no distinct decia- | hold thie language, you are seif-eeekers and time | inmead of being an evil lo a ried coontry euch as this, watton of the democracy jn (ow: r of peace, aud fo the two | servers, avd {| know you of old. Yow possess met | which is alwaye « leoder aud fever a borrower, are a one have goneon exaggersiiy oF falsifying therown | public viriue enough among you even fo hace a cenvtc: | great advantage. They indicate that the profit ‘ue optoions, in order the more eniircly to adapt tbem: | jvm, either right er wrenp. it 18 such professions | made by the employment of capital selves to what they belioved to he ineopinicmot the mark those you now m wWheb delayed separation for reocer jt worth while to pay aimoet anything for @. The republicans, in they «. to put the South, enty years only to make it irremediabie at last, amd it | the ure Of it Evidently for two years past the overthrow the loading princi). of itutiona) lib: | ie yonr inck of etraigbtforw and moral courage | majority of our people have been under the im. arty, irmiy believing that nm <0 come the? were offering | whieh bar caved the inevita nt to be accompanied | pression that there wae more to be gaited by sending an acoeptable sacrifice the deep seated conviction of | bp this horrible efluston of bioad. Fou have filly selected | money abroad than by keeping it at home. They ha Abe nation, while the demwcrute, «he position and whore | as ynur rprermative a man who says one thing in private | eetabiished banks to supply capital in almons every i aaracter seemed '0 porn! them on! on ‘he natural advoates | awd anciher mm public, and who verther in public ner im | portant commorcial city of the world, and rival compa: Of peace, were very careful i wre: whatever allusion | private dare speak bis own mind, if be have, ove You | nies to lend money to landowners on mo im India, thoy might make to #uch # suiject by tbe moxt etreouons | whe. profess ite failoree of Lincoln | the islands of the Indian seas, Avetralia, South America, deipbia Navy Yard, and ordered to the command of the | 15th, with dates from Puerto Plata and Monte Christi to Know All. the troops previously despatched to | lar batter of Kast Golf Bloekading Squdron. the Sth instant, contem porarie The report bas been widely circulated that Admiral | the former place bad returned to Monte Christ!, potwith- | his Hat tor the Porter ie now en roule to the Mississippi squadron, to de- | standing the success reported there on the Sist wit. The | {Bats [or pe liver it up to another officer, that he wil! teke command | transport Aquila, while leaving ou the 4th, was (red upon, | corner of Broadway aud Fulton sive, of the special West India squadron, aod that his dagship | and one bal! lodged in hor siero i Lega! Decaments in will bewwe Vanderbilt, On inquiry it i¢ ascertained thera The Diario de la Marina —Up to the departure of | cuba, Porte Rico. Sou'h America aod Spal je no truth in any part of the abor ment, and be | the Velayo nothimg of military importance bad occurred py Fes AM ACHO, F; nivyndrar Stranala dane sides, there is DO “special squadron’ in the West indies, Again it says —We bave received letters from Puerto | ene Maitand, Pheips & Co. "inte: but DOLbIng NeW is Communicated to us from that Nervous and Debilicated Safferers, Use THE DRAFT. Aroony Tt ba been ascortained that a large praportion of the | ihe Pelayo brought to thik port a number of (ita | HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparations, inded at san Quintin landed seveoty-lour fick and w: Persoue alrendy drafted in this city have skedaddied wo | <A0, ot a, The Aquila also bad anumber of sick | Notice —The Attention of Sportemens 5 je directed jo the Ducking Ferm, parts ooknown, Tbe question bas been raised whether § Oy poard, and the Colon carried thirty-six ck from ‘ this number is to be made up out of the extra drafted | Samana to Puerto R for sale (6 this day's pape . steamer Cabana left on the 12th for ee aco Monte Christi, with provisions, ammunition aud soldiers, | Lor teinm tats.. Trimmed and Uneriasy REBEL VIEW OF THE NORTHERN DEAPT. From Venezaeia we bave dates to the 26th ait, Peace | "etch @ 4 Peron now dee The Griffin (Gm.) Rebel of toe 12tb, a copy of which bas = New Lg had been elected in the | 1 gnall in a da: two be able wo exbibit thera wo my ied at | toforma. | States of Aragua and Vortagues, It was reported that | si mere kL wholesale oF retail ‘ been received bere, 1# gratified at \ts sesumed informs: ) Vive quantities of gold bad been discovered jn the mines THOMAS REYNOLDS, HS Canal street, } tion that the Northern draft bas been abandoned, AM | Nieves Providencia, and at the Fier del Tigre a nugget ‘ says —‘ ‘The pretence that volunteering is on © 80 | had been found weighing & + ounces. To Country Merchants. extent which renders the draft unnecessary, evbrown | The Uniced States steamer Honeysuck! , from Key éi PURE WINES AND, LIQUORS. ont for the Donets of the fasation who comand a vigorces | weet, briegs the gratityiog report of the capture of the | A000 ness ol SUBIBDAN SCE NIL ics suas neuion, — / Matagorda, formerly the Alice, with six heodred bales 3,000 LD COGNAC BRANDY. ‘ Pproseoution of the war.’’ The Hebel believe yw short | of cotton, and of the arrival of the prize at Key Weat. + te cane ous Soe Ae ead sh CROIK RUM, Bromaway bas nd is pot only (be ti @eciaration of their intention coserve the integrity of | not to fou jor, to the incapacity of ada, and the Continent of Europe. ‘They bave determ: hero! ) settle | Appleton Oakamith is said to have been on board, under EIR rears in notiles. te Union, and to pul down (he rebellion by force of | hie chosen prec the wmprrscnotion of ith their ever open, and, not content wee tke ol same, a A srw , 34 the name of Macdonald. The Matagor m Gal. yA Bd Td alae 4 f feiltre, McOrliam, who, when at the head of ar- apread belore them in connection with honess | ‘2's Campaign, and time will do the rest. ‘veston, bound to this port, 500 casse OLD SCORCH WM te ers old poe there - | bastic then Pepe't—iho, with ne better foriume They could still spare @ couple of mill waa foun 0 on Procarran r the 4 : , ? Hoos to | As a matter of economy, im addition to the orders for | Tm Cory (on, wnich arrived at Nassau Oo the 3st uit, ri bond. importation, UDOLPHO WOLER, Beaver street Fhe republicans woud bave prospered much better | Grant's, cannot clam Grent’s boldness nor Ass power of | prop up the Finance Minister of Spain, wh @ they bad act co ow vy overacied ® desire | rusaining the sirits of his men—and who, worst of all, Company bar ecd to lend £400, wa tpabe Por war And bloodshed, and s -onlempt for the very | till Graws bie pay a8 a general in the army for Sourberd Mmatiutions they were ences oring to preserve; ‘OW, Who provess tO uphold the coostitu- and the dem: 1d bay ved their own party rights of the States, select ag your standard ee unnecessary dis wut greatly accelerated the | bearer the man who first, at Lincoln's bidding, ret 1 the ale of all abandoned and confiscated property in the wih ter saite, ane te. se, tae te Soutbero Gtaten, 1s ie woderstood to be the intention of mneriean br: iver under British colors, from Hevane for kirk, with sugar, got ashore at the government to discharge from service'ni) steam and | Pour Maso jighiened, got off, cod went tnt0 failing Vessels not eraployed ged not actually needed. Naseaa. Her captain arrived bere in the Corsica yesterday? witable reaction aguivat. + ‘ance of their antago- | constitution at defiance and trampled she righte of a The steamer Argues Louise got sahore reefs at miata, iC thoy had been a itr'e oclder in the expression | soverewn State under eee niseQoalben sho. prints sent ter BANE NOPR ENGRAVERS AFTER A 8 note | Hee blond got on Wi 'D FANCY HAT® of thelr La ee antes oF ravher a ilttle less eervile in | the arrest of the Maryiand Legisiature and the military There bas been & convocation bere to day of seppreseing it. Heme hae ot lark come when the | oceupation of thas unfortunate ciate, You may deceive engravers, to obtam & eontraet from the Treasury De- Rebel Accounts from Charleston. BOTS! and. » ee ee pretty eerily, Grneed analy ean Tevcas | aahecnle of ike Novia, bat you cones dective the iment for the printing of some of *he denominations | ATTACK SY FEDERAL @UXBOATS ON BarrEAY ¥. INPANTS are, ee ee ee ale ee! 1 this | people of the South, The best Southero bicod was Rot Li SHALE. GENIN , 513 Broadway. Ven Al tggated sae 1841, Those who have | shed to establish @ party but to vindicate a nation, of currency whieh cannot be done in the Department, (From the Riebmond i 17) Bw sh, for fod that Ube mpativucd “woud | Convention are Reewe cess tng eset eae ees SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE GOVERNMENT LOAN. Chamaane Rept. 18, 1884. The Japanese Haty Stain Colors the aot ‘and woe Ged thet for con: | whieh of tbeee }, OUF readers will be able to judge ‘The subscriptions to the reven-thirty loan for the last ‘The enemy, with two woeden , attacked Bat. | wh and mustache @ beanti inck or brows. It ow More wo courses the North means to parses, if tory Marshall to-day, ‘a0d were driven off after an hour's | sists of oniy ono ‘Will not fade or Ma var Of the, tere durieg which ibey | the vat, iben, fn 8 few montbe there will be larting twe ayn are $1,020,000, ani to the ten-forty loam | gong “ out oe eta Sr Saaeesire Seer ic eeeaeac! fora, | Beaesbevnaca Noah aed fouh, wk aoe g wi come 1000 pcarai ochre, sade fag of ware arose rom | _ orgie by Hata tgs bra gay byte ara melo orn. "ogterrr ck snes oop eos | foe aos ag e beres Sa oe ee en | een oe bat Cee ca |e eee p other Hauvaz, N. 8, 20, 1864, y ‘an tne! near Battery Wagner, and there General ies Bermuda arrived here to-day (or revsirs, from Cuariestog. politicians, thas the party which shall make of ite oy avowal. If, ‘ith the South wilt he for ever banished trom | nomiges ot the Chicago Convention shall we Memtat® Seome enddeciy to Dave peaeed away, and the twe | or, whoever may be the nominee, if ‘wladform’’ he pees, Hair Dye. Hatr Dyeing, } RTBSTCURES WS 6 fend avast,