The Sun (New York) Newspaper, July 29, 1864, Page 1

mon Leake ‘ue Latest News Tet 10,902, raph to the \ YY. Siam. ‘una PRIM SPAST'S ANRY nee ON THE OFFENSIVE, EMPT TO FLANK GEN. BUTLER. BOATS HOTLY ENGAGED, pus at Berwuéa Hundred. TEW REBEL INVASION. STILL = COAFLICTING. FIGHTING VERY LATELY, Forces Hold Mai sinsbrarg. . AVE athe re ee 3 NTIS We OU NID Bim, py, Provably Troad. LH THWESLER N CONSPIRACY AFFAIR © PLOT AND Tun PLOTTERS YY MILITARY 2 MATTERS. COUR Ta Day Men op Iron Grade tMeciing. &e., oe. | (ePANT, ENERAL Rebels Awom the GQensive, 1 this mornroe, trom Clr r © Dave tte (at tte move menie in dete nia be b vin joo ent w be shed, ai the preseme thar & | ae ' are } ’ we The tonil eteamor John | eda une ‘ i ach | 7) ning atten « i allwas 4 1 eure, yafte. noon a tt ' : t wee ‘ ° k j r wr we to \e that the prerer disposition of ¢ chees Gen and fod cus ' ‘ fat the Point of Rocke e Pues { ! aif t ee ! om.bonts to | ni ‘ ‘ « leh wore a tie bar ke of the o } ‘ s! Prooks 6 downy owket Godar moon ee Ceneral Gere Wengen. | sug a se at » to fotl | move t | Ss atinohed te Drooke erate that the wl them on Tuesday «as more . J 1acGe smi an any they have heard auri en ute carnal | Tho Rebel Raid. | Reports Trou Wresuington aahincton Jus © latest © intel uce (e that Gen, Ke r “ou A ‘there hae been no heavy t he pert «or four days, nid that there te ne jon Kethe rebels bay “od jute Magy han eX Bc A ur © lis hee ‘ ‘ elite ‘ nu e ‘ ® ort wee . : \ jos . é \ bprepot, a. 1 ' t tioop I ‘ y f wat te t el ) \ dirpteh Al J et at We yi nM € t tis ennme Die’ #P Ove 1 Be ‘ ‘ 1 e wen lee w f ad #rrueual, We Avé @repoit tisimorniny ot Une winere on the eof the Nort ‘ al 1, and that ap ebensions of ai aid beng entertained, orders wero ve au it if thought tho ued to ren the relling k onal SEOOND DITPATON rreder'ck, s correspondent writes, is quiet to-day. port is seLeAL +4 Fingeratown ip sill held by our forces, end | tan, was destroyed by fire yesterday inorning, with tinges are running without interruption. Larre quantity of hay and eleven valuable horses, Pi known positively that there t* o large) 8.8. Oopem, Eeq., Consul of the United States at bel farce om the other side of the Po'onac, TA EB NEW _YORK FRIDAY, JULY 29, | tions, | | ¢ *s eu. Crook ie said to have el avery akilful | Thnreton, of New York, has been appointed to mc recreat trom before a farce go: ‘teown in pamber, | eee b Abd in enheeqnent stands is erid to Lave puniehed his Tee Maeety ‘e eeamer Mateareitn Stawanem, Cap- purmers vulio severie, Car ices ie catimated at | tain bevel ar Nu left St. Jobu'a N. F.. reaters fr 10 to 124% in killed, wounded and misting, | dur for TAnity Nay, lth Mr. Cyeus W. Field on artaeburg is undenbeadty { Tewseenion of the enes | bean! for the purpone of selecting a place for landing ay. A very uner.tled feelive Prevaly inthis city | the Atlantic Lolegraph cable he eurrouring untir, In the citw a eimilar Tyr Werloan pe pnlati inthe Senthern eountine ¥ ’ starekecpers had | of Ca Jnuing to take wldes for and SOO AWAY (be toe cain ‘ portion of their etock, | aerate wi of Maximilien, The real ma- and thave is Oo disposition to refill their | jor of them puppert Juares, sud exprose recret that et MUL there ie some certainty that the t niced ptates did not long since extend its pro- the oumsner visita from fiete Ore over te Republic of Mextea, 7 WOOL © erorestoniste have cont away ons i tem Ba. Voat Master of San Fran. ey hee and other vniual le he The | « wleon accosted and topriamet at Al " ‘ an ultra Copperhead | aa arce of using treasonable language at oe Eee ‘ aud ite propiletots, Merer t en @ Polite Clat Mr. Weller ia the Beaghtuan Noi, am ander arrest, The | Chainnan o Deieratic ovate Central Commit- rele t © T sice Of the Potomec are tm ter enew ‘ he ¢ enap leah Trt lance ral nad elewnter and the atloining sheds, Valley, whitch are very bens ¢ t: The le arvele of four and teatle lac « f heley efereon have heen 4h 1 & o at heconebarch, NY, were entirely lea ‘enece Barly ¢ + Ulaoshele of «weet, | destionet wiih bientebe Cre. weeterdar atler. OC Varbiaied already cucceliod, } hoon, enpeoee! te he fe tho vparkeof a } | parene ke eee partial Predegiek, Iuty 98,9 The piace from MT! By f ge © croteling the ¢ ber ft arvteat fy fo e eneere aud mak t Fowor inte Rentueks, Gu Vint thet t $ i . © rebel « 1h cros-ed @ tow bes abore ‘ ‘ f line of the P Cc FA fohoeon, Suother ' .- he rue er forres ‘ » Clarteville, They wo.e re os] aif tare } which | all artwe and bat fi took ©?! 1 ‘ Uo and eater, Prov onne vedeit : yen ‘ anted | De ne wol ‘ ‘ ‘ he! And of 1 ar on being ¢ w.vieed thet the aubscrip- awe @ , 1 eoetm lt dhe ove ty wwe ter in New-York, ni , we a ved * erult is revarced as in. tains t he t oe lot a | diem 4 ube entire en success of the new od ny pris } lear | \ hiary conrtat Washineton having sentenced Mies Mary b. Sawyer, of Dhutioore to imprisonment ri Belt r t inv that period for the mer b . “u ‘ . te having aided the rebels enin Viney taovenmene t was unknown |p Aba lotions and others ise, Secretary Stan- wl er ( al a) Winter was ir ” #naeloue © 6 Diawacbuset femme prison ee lo ' os, A etin abe but | an Ww ee mr ty. ous war intenne te taer 1 Ger Chruand and trente-fiee rebel prisoners, in- ao I ena ' +. 8 tc ped officers arrived at : unprebable ranore eat woe ate Nasovila 1 osierday, They were capinred - tthe | arr rious were | i wv vattles froin the 19th to the Jud prepering for Qhe remowr «from the nd con © troops fiom nearly all the ety, Our interment ere the eitmation br no | sy ate \osong the officers are @ Colonel, a aritlenl. be ievinw t a tad o Pennerivee | a tieutenaut » aud a Major, The balauce are Nin ie Lhe Obiert of the re ai mt they do not! » nate oice inte tO mene a ai tae ‘ er Tale mo or cou reetwent exercises of Vale College are Washington; but be they can get into Pe 1- | ne 1 “ lion, Kine W, Leavenworth, of vania they m t amd deieat our forces now | re pe ided at the Alnmot meeting, yesterday, throw ¢ heir vigt t ond re ent off hand ey 4 were made by Neperta from Vittabargh, Ptr eit Plerrepont, Linus Ohilds, Pres Foteburok July s r news trom tha Vatlew | WS “ 1 1. Dawen, » Oy Dr, Buddin. ny othe Sheoan a conitiews much exacceratet ond re, Pomuel os of the clase of etd, Wer that aor it is flee oe rewarda | thon ce ! the wemicentenuial address before ‘ eral Ke for thar rer was ine mand yee | tlhe Lot the Collere, t Allernoon at sAconsidersble time at ‘ ue y evening a publle reception and te ate ot tt at r ‘ bs death A | serenade wasviven to Admiral Poser in frout of the a trom that horn eceived ‘ ' htou Tener th Aintoy, where he is now era! Howle nt ne ollowe ¢ Tt ‘ Wh) etoivened by « fine band hep rigeGenl, Ror eatcned on the jewn, and ¢ m! The af- r t wpoited al " t } drove of © waa read by Mr, Vincent Colyer, of ‘ “ At Aone r Ia i trom Ge } | New Yor tile Admt a reviled in fiteing tems thu ’ ; t a orn ‘ 7‘ i | swihing ¢ pa > lo ues for their gimnd recep. : by SAUSAGES t at mace bim chance hie wind relative that tur and t . v Hia'tinore are pro- | - " * te ref «! } H eb thie me ‘ a refue General Intellirence, ofthe retest of Harper's Ferry. As | the si ad Ninvetoont) sare atillat Was / wiiltothe New Yor’ Sun.) t ene t berry ina rm time, it! 4», vofland in Treland hoe wet tha eral Marty bas ein ' ‘ waste and eteriiity ihe meet ned upon Averi i is force inter 1 pe ‘ a i © #6 one thoussaud th ofthe t , ¢ 10 {0 ne (the second), was kil! ow ine ne th the War Ie ' ' ‘ he parnp t ot kort ! ore re . > et IT eeuding. He t | waa Ble aibuy. ‘ # Goneral Crook in his bie N.Y. Re Convention, to nem! | wou ‘ "” And state offhoersy jor Benewnt Maine, moral Georee Crook te epectaite | t Let efertion, will be held at Byiacuse, on f i ‘ mand in toe Ieper of a yeemtereach district wo send three huent Ser te, With the rank and puy of | Ge cedtes Biever va ‘ | sowrofthe Inte fires in Newark hawe heen traced jleperts from Wheeling. ee a dips that Ma Pe pe fe Wheeling, Va. Jrdy 27.—Col. Alexander who has | and turn teal . pb ; he motive been looking after ite welfire of onr soldiers in the | shen tora R H immediately alte Some of ie © been lodsed ta jadi. viclvity of Hui yor and Martinsburg, arrived | * sibel ; aah a - As ingenious writ fu ® recent number of the in thte wietuit ‘ bringing the body of Col, Revee prs Derk MOND compoer we averme Dar Prost, who ¥ edat Snicker’aGap. Aa | yearly tors of iieon taliway Journe won iu TAK he haat wit he ae A RIAVE Ler fw about athe mene wun ‘ 4 aC A, Wus @ paseonser parce t | ber ot travejes would be no more than the far ° thieuth Mar alee felt woe going ou nearthe | portion to the annual lone of Hite ip torwer Gays town, A rhell from a rebel cun struck near where the | Aioux & ere by land and ee train war stan There i« no donht, Judging from Whiove number of @ ep in Ob te, 4,30, 000, and thie E en teve rill be 1a! ponnas, worth the erenmetar that our Weet Virginia troops | * , u 4 had 4.50000 sheep, and the ee. hive heen baal ip, and the friends cau onis timated wool pio i" elye or fliieen million te, Th whout the werithe jartness are taking | home for the he n he neweal P ceived ’ n ‘ bas " ail be received v etion thei wool, and investing in thio reinvie channe ite pretty reliotty as wees ae ywiue .8 very potitable juste rinined thet Col, Camphel, of the Sith Penne how ’ aa Duuker's Hi ite Andrew sesrnar Mracnern wleowhich haa won such ; 1 EY eh fa ino? remuteta te may of the Pororne, ae 1 \ ireinin Infautre, eon of | P/U} 1 Up In conseiuence of #eVere logees tn bea wae WOuude ad “ ' ' e base eo Matiibuted to \ a i, | Tt te believed ‘ athe woe olery, amd tha wie LO HU) ADIL Lae Blo- ret be the Pals ia'o! be Otte ! ‘ ae ' "lane of te lone. Fi d tie Viieo ve ral Loameauws (rent! tte vive ( « ‘t cit Ae heey J ene er to mon i wal “on tng? ' ithe we Ceneral » of fly ‘ ' s¢ ff lith, H beth wt 1 € of roa th t P Y ald avi | wet at ’ ‘ whee e: with movrrion of , wind Ke 1 ! u ns » five thonennd “4 60 Ae de aupposud a Mm ve’ tiehit whe - aF é i) Conaeriy asl ‘ i ray ttoved, af ‘ ‘ ‘ we ‘ ny A were ‘ . Wine Valle. Ys . t.-8 U 4 eee Mad wna ‘ ae ' et : t ef ub war wold Le Getmauded ta whe Vi thay 4 6+ metiou ry t 4 ‘ t - ene 7 narte } t . : ‘ j cia byt » wne the 1 the ens: ee oud i591 Mili thal a ot $ 7 vot bon 's t ev t ] tatrainof | t wit, there t ‘ ae, been ued sd bai ob which tae hecula- ¢ eentout to avitre tured, ‘Two hundred | ¢ hen . i otal, pounds of bacon, five wand ye 8 of tobacco, 9 Webb.” ALU Cue ok Mave F ne bud uantity of whiskey, eeveu hundred saicke of , 4 date @le ouly HF bie out posta | eure ab] se ert of the flow, and our hud ed end fifty bales of cotton were | 4, a st DOdad bee ro) CounN6, ed, The commend then retuned to Marietta | atti ake b WON FO ADOT D POsde i horess and mules, No private horas were wont hat Uaey bave tess Ouly Lis ed 4, cud lacing wa rmittes DEM ‘ . i UG LO p hs was mitte Vhe report | or, glowing pra, or for p dae war har teen bot Ocneral Rouseecu ¢ 1 Moutuowery is set fo fh tor we 4 be Via ew Jersey by true but bie success in all © 1estecta was core | Kicht Kev Gishop Greate 4 Holy Fuibe:, | #ho bee tan he ty ie ub lear W that whee plete | the cp tot sue Lord i, i@ Liberty; bave pity } gia cow howe utal revoh Thee, tor Jeeut | News Items. seleqraph to the New York Sun.) | Quebec, having resigned the ponition, My, J, D, ‘Vn stable of Judd & Field, Merrimac street, Pos i] | pidloliones, And Cheer & fake, upon ‘all Prisoners of war, Remember them in werey, euduie Lhe sou wich patience under their emaud thei tamiuy with @ acod hope ot epesdy deli verence yt all thet trials, Give them the spundange of eee + being delivered from the bon ‘a B a the he, Series Uberty of the children taze.s of the promises of Thy “Ay yg w service ve fo feorer and A ore! ides Ww $8 da wort without end—Amen," 1864. The “Order of American Knights.” St. Lows, Jy SS. The mMatewents contatned in the dispatch of this morn!ng concerning the oxtatence fod purpwes of the “Order of American Kntchte” are Based upon very voluminons testitnen:, taken during several monthe past by the Provost Mucahal General of the Denartinent of Missouri) The diepatch ailnded to at hove, Mab where in torday's SUN, Kot or, LOCAL } NE Ws NtW YORK AND TIE VICINITY, Mrorrary Arratns—Imrorrast Drcrstos BY THe Wan DerarrwestHoxonep Dares’ Mes SOTSERMReT TO THE DrartCitt Reais rs Manca Luwrntare: yen, Sandiord retuned from Warhineton on Wednesday evening. By his efforts with the War Department he has succeeded in gettiag aveciaration therefrom tothe effect that men whe fre in tue ec rvice he thre ofthe draft will he ex Uilshod tise. empt. This eottioe the question es to the Mfundred Daye’ Mon, What logic the General weed to get the War Vepatn ent to reverse ite recent decision fa un Known, hut ne he ie a good law er, Le doubtleam per wet mo avy that it would bo unwlee to re rere Ge net of Congrowe on that point. The Cone bomectately proceeded to Albany tw Iny be tte cre Governor Seymonr, ‘This revereal of en ¥ ha War Department will have ® maa ica! e tin iti@es toe militia rerimeata and hasten DE thels depeiaee to Washington. The member of the vat 18 iD Que m have tram the first avowed their willinguecs to ¢ the Pundred Day's were lee, and demanded only those rights ahich they wer entitle! nader set of Cougress, The officers of the militia reeiments ace very enthusiaecie in regard to the new nmepoct of affal ther reepective regiments ean alrooet imine March to the fleld withthe martmun onmier, Tl new movenioat wih commence upow Ue retain v General sar iford from Albaur, Ine des we alluaed to pature of the late orders relative to recruiting, aud in the same connection published « cision” frou Mr. Hinot, It now appeare that part of Mr. Bloni's opinion is wrong, the anthoriting having dechied tha colored nen from elave states will be accepted a be atitutes, Tt is hoped that the military officials will eventual'y aeree about thelr o der, and cence to an. ud are confidest that at the contradict Noy recruiting agente and the public with Geir con tradictory decistous, The War De ment hae isnt on onler to the effect that voln to serve nay » the ¢ tawho have lore Man elxt aye re-enlist for one, twoor thi@e year, and ermiment bow ie, two and three y afon bundred dollan, according to the perlod for which they may entist, It I* intimated that the mon thus rear ing ehall not be entitled to furlouyhe. From pre the wutuorities in relation to recruitiog in the At the lactam lag of the s nt ind .eationa no action will be taken by Supervh War po even mentioned, The Hance initue, however are slout wo make the cape ment on their ow ‘ They have quite alarce inde nt fund for seerniting pu *% aud they export te HO ® Kom nun 1 recrulte Why this promeented by the ht not be + left en- tirely to individual enterprice, it ia difieutt to de milne tall matter of negro recruiting et city government, and n wily every other count e in the State 6 uted and bar Len for the pa poe va bie one ae Aeente torepate inome the South Governor your line o tion to a nuit 1 Lhewe ¢ Acorrect Cop, ob toe vitlons of proved July 4d dood “further euulete « jor the errobing nat ealitug out the national forces aniot ener Orders No, 227, War Depa tineut of ‘ Oth, 1804" he in reng te 4 " ty under the provieions ofench at untiblthe &ih ay of Beptens WHORL eubjoek mi ma eation hn reat understood that the State o York ie in no tir a fo de held reeponaibie Lidtiow WO bLe ie New “ repayment of t to recrulta, or far lon ee ovicea on expen euch ag#Ot ui an any Way hadd reeponaible tov bis acta. Mobatio BriMor The city reciments were comparatively inactiva veeverda he return of troneral Sondiord from Albany, with definite just: uce When theae are received, every moment will he nctively employed until their departure tor Woeh- inzton. Col, Wilner, of the L0ud Regiment, bas issued 4 ceneral order, directing comninandantes of companies to have their muster-colle completed tiamediat ly, and to areemble their eommar at headquarters ‘Mercer Toure), thir eventing, ats ky to Le mus tered into rervice, owing to their waiting for ¢ TREASURER, Fewenden to Mores ined by that eentienan, Tre Orrick of Assistant reeoutly tendered by Secretary Varlor, Dai. has been de on the eround (hat ite aocepianee would interiere with hie baok, mereantile, trust and other bt ceinew This throws the off pen ence more. but it ia be» feved that t etary of the ‘Tressurr, in view of | ‘ e Hous of the pros 1 he tisiners ‘ vue Taylors oor ination, wi tinue to tenere po tang und eueesvor to Ml the ve with agentlenan of standin’ aud ebarocter, equal io that gent sn wad Mr, Citco—ihe linge Ageletant Trew me p—Good skirt trimrocre, Apply to or “i wea skirt han A to M. 9 Heule above rtiaem: » yort ‘ ‘, i lo have * counecth Lis the fy t morbing a larce number of + riod t the roome of the Work Wore Trrotective | Upton, to veel advice end afl thelr re wie with Mr. Cobu, 117 Chambers atre stated thre they had been eu ed bs n# lone time; that last vear he peid them ih ecente ver Da apriodge, while tht ear he reioeed ta ps han YT coute; that where ‘hey paid #4 and ¢/.f0 Jor woe for bowrd, Inat year, ther now pe'd from oo to 6.5% and that the Bveiace Aout the suld carn wae only about $4 week. ieaving, bedes board, only 6) ceata pe k for weebing and + 60 that they had at tt aad otar \ «ited to leave his ame pk ie Mr. Colin bad always peld them all be agicu sy, sod they had no complaint to make orl rthan this low rate of waves, the nt ot the Unton eould only offer her Agar | Suverinten: eyn vetL, aod expres the hope that Mr, Colin, on re+ flecting upon the hardness of such @ lot awe theire show tt chance to become the portion of hisuwn or morhe pace thea deeieer ,or sisters, if he bas either and make them the happy recipi vue woull euteotiiving wages, The girls related, in contrast, | the praiseworty offers of Mr, Silve, who has an esta! tishment like Mr, Cohn's at 153 Chambers street, Ho now pays his employees 6 cents more per 1) springs than Mr. Cohn, and hes more than once urged the latter to Increase his prices, saying that ro matter what price he paid, ho (Silve) would pay * cente more ; and that bus for putting it out of his power to compete tn the markes with his neighbor, tn the sale @ cooda be would increase his own vriecs without reference to Mr. Coin. ‘The eirte who have left Mr Cohn's emploricent are what wioet heartilr thas others wonld ie to take croploomout there tfitts porsible to mroid it, feeling that in wking only ta have Int year's peices ce-cetabliehed, they aak but the mereet inetice, MAss Mrrrixa or rime Inow Trapp ENDORSEMENT OF THE ©: Aseoota ~AS appeal which fae been exten ive evoulaed \oroughout the city for the last tro or thres weeks drow togethers large concourse of peop, who repre- wottic Trom trade of the cliv, inet evening at the ‘Teh Toetttatea, The appeal set forth that in conse Once Of Lolsuovernment ont Laxce bod increased 10 euch an ' that ther were now S200 hend tor every voter in the clty, being €15,00°,000 per onnum, $ = = | | TIREN® \iS! per working day of ten hours, $000 for every working hour ant $85 0 for every minute of working time, 1 Veet T TO the thet, aa etated by our beat physict spot las ofonrehiiiren die five yaare aflor th« Ht Rod Chis to consequence of inefiel- Cub eanitary teauiations, The call also set forth thet the Tron trate examined toto the Pp inciples of the Citizens’ Aseoeiat do hevtiiy eadomed them, wishing also to go t prince pee of self-gor- uroent, by olecting none but good and edie jent mes lueetings, and let swe vowe in the ee. ‘ad be able to denoatis Not-bex, without being controtied to office, to abolieh primary elec cer tho pe who pay the taxes lection o their of'ee-holders their votes i by rowdles of! ms Two lnree Arorican face hung over the platform hile arnaller ones wlorned the buate of W arhington, Jefe son and Froklin, On tie right wae the ine scription, “Work is King, Politicians shall rule ue ne lonver, Up ue eave our eu and on the lefe rida, » Ciccone’ Amociation poopoes to carry power back to the poone, and enable them to eelect their own candidates, whom they know to te honest wid capable.’ Tho Jaree hall oeae crowded in every eothnsioen waa nentioeted, Graffale ») Periment) and en excellent glee Jub added their attractions to the meeting, AL the fron works in the city we “preeented by thelr fore Mons As well ae Hoes Steam Liew Co, Sluger's Me- chine Company, de. At Sclock # motion ¢ pointed President, taking tiene erty ar ie ae fine band ‘Tt hat Me Win. L. Wemmef} endorsed. the Choir, Me, Wanmell thanked the for o'ecting hin. pTnAN of each eetablichment ident, and two m wae unenitnonely ome then elected © from each establiahe ' ! | mn an The fo aa Vice t toevt were elected! as Seeretanes The Preeident then mldresedt the meeting. m4 aale they had teen called toxcther to compare eu the eondit of the ment city of New Yous Whether tt vid be moleruted ae dt had been MALY YORTe pont, woe for them to decide, eay that they ought to @o inte the cir lost Liberty wiih ant were owl and ewe that the a ee mev nee.) Colton wae no if ot tear Py - ce “posh ane thing, but the nh yet he did secompal toe, Tue by New we, In relation * had been rs of the publie ne the plreete were reverts ‘proved (lat the assertion was we thet He enid, then, ‘that ruled by honest ead oagabhe men. A rcrice of resolutions, of which the following is eenhopels, was then adepted unanimously : The tor am, ext on owt Appin uee eaolut thon ur Lamense vtem of riegy a, ii “me nf honest ‘bas « podneed opon aoe “Doar the burden of oa of tte aioe of car~ othe ate er they managers to eftice n in em, WHO tote Pormtely aAtion, Naver bee i ivene One Aseor section, by by power Lack tothe ters, A Kents have 4 " why peor hy of tarntion wen Whe ee an App 0 ob the une mtg tence tad itin ther re, the ence In brnudine tne sof mew lave Gaston d aod Tats aved tas ciebis pak etter {thes tanend tothe higbeh me ine inows cone pal vovernment, Hie tat for caictates foronice should be be ( pironir ' he he honey @he capable Alvothers e.oud be re ecved r. Kobert Crowe woe ‘hen introduced. He opane® wating the true objects of the Association, and lustrated it by an anecdote concerning the Cryeted It wana matter of tronble to keep of the building, and Peyoo sald @ Jdeffer » ny Talace in Lo: warty Cobinet Coun bird dime to wnoke took 1 We ew minion The faet is, the 4 gut do, until the to rend in use), whieh did the burtbee. ! in a cianuer aim! the devil whitewashing bie eoereuiry Canghter) ¢ they dutencet uot te tey bird lime, «noke, cannon, oF wares tut would ond the Citizens' Association as hawk. to drive the thieves out of offiea, Never bad there been an organizetios 1 emer o A ppinuse | | in the ity oso) thorcaehly— aday | thig to wake the people the souree powe The feo ere were the be ‘ the city. and the heeelne oe nun firet phyeiciium and the of Pube ae | wae aby the ill lor Lerch of New York. Now tha A peene to netinete jen tron amon (hemeelves for othee,and thea would ive poeuuin ald Wp eeates \" election, Inthe na ofthe latoring classes e ity. hee poopoeere toet tit doperial eisy | eu Dhooand bre, when they 1 pecinns hwore tothe meu ebev the hows le | ri ne ett free our elly from J corrupt tea ciwlin, in the language of Li the “reat, the ton, the true, scm OWDAL We ar wv fe ideop Chet etil inaet gow With ratiance Dre ater fi | Arid eb OU eu mn coring thie ' ath nh hte ’ | Who mpi elling chain, } Aud Now Yorn be tee, | Mi 7. A, Haywood, of the Morgvn Irou Works, was | t inito 1, diet eis bile wae o movement which 1 tue taifse tot the pooph, These wes “ring down boau wale lad t Lands in the people | pockets. oud the ene heop the out if ther Jooud, Tho ¢ fost A focon wow established ao u ! aserietter which inter Utes ath it was upom bee, ble proceeded in e nerortion by ebow- sw en the bsadiord, sor she .or ihe grocer, an 1 the serew on the vw beinoing, Yea out wit saw @ large bis tail, but od him, loys ict head frets lea ersloman at a wasted to ye ann he eooundiel it dowa y the neat ta yuk wen ook and Pus th bol eek wi Ustdy joman from the an‘ionee bere tose and offer. ito wae oeked bis name, and asid alolut resolution. | tt wee Po rk [mly, j Hla, ble Ohare ed went fo ike an ? and immodiate!s a cp (oe © eCUOR he L@1a note seut 4 oh es Wee Lo longer re ‘en ¢ the relates o1ntton fe sean Gc ates joveroor W remove F, t os how belore Tey Unveruae'e wero bo bingy be quired, He request the iby he chi | aanply, proved, mn that @ copy of tho resolution be tely een’ tO bu sOVerhor, ay ip arr tent in watt the resolution sald, thas wood to burn up ie ing" ab uot, ter, Seg aitay —l move waste laid on on the he table, LZ eee rakes Se (Continued on last page.) it would conenine v4 mueh lot them semove the w too much like 6 pe.son: A voce] move it be looked vere