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Our War M,ps-Colored Edition.

Anew edition Of the HERALD War Maps, cacntnred
paper beautifully colored, is ready size of sheet
48x50 inches; contains thirtyfour mtps--Tag BATTLE
FIELD AT BRILL RuS; A BIRn's Rye ViEw rIr UNITED
STATES, large maps OF MISSOURI AND THE SEAT or WAR IN
THE WEsI ana the SEAT or WAR IN VIRGINIA and thirty
others showing at glance the Whole Seat Of War and
marking clearly and distinctly the armies movements
positions camps harbors forts &C. printed IN superior
STYLE side of large sheet, that they can DO
hung up In library, Office or Workshop for preservation
and reference during the These mars were drawn
and engraved expressly for the NEW YORK HERALD,
and the most perfect War Maps issued Single copies,
Is cents for 81 as for Sc and 100 FOR SIC so Agents
wanted everywhere Address EDWARD T. LLOYD h
co, exclusive agents for the colorcd edition, 20S Broad
waY New York.
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TIE MAILS OF THE EUROPA AND KANGAROO.
-~~>~~~~-~~>>~~~~~~~~~~>~~
TIE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.
>~~~~~>~~~~~~~-~~~>~>N~
Lord Palmerston on the Cor
ruption of Cuba.
~>~~~>~~.~~>-~>~~~~~~
How Secession is Advocated
in Paris.
>~~~~~~>>-~~~~~~~~0~>~~~
German Views Of iAs American
Rebellion.
OUR PARIS AND BERLIN CORRESPONDENTS,
&c, &C.. &c.
OUR PARIS AND BERLIN CORRESPONDENTS,

The screw steamer Kangaroo, from Liverpool AZ noon
Of the 24n, and Queenstown tho 25th July arrived a.
ehs port yesterday afternoon
The Kangaroo news has been ANTICIPATED by ne Full
fon, which has been already published IN the BEsAD
The Of the Europa from Boston. reached N city
yesterday afternoon Her passengers and specie &2s SOS
sterling, were published In the HsFAl Of Thursday
Our Part. correspondent, writing on the 25ih OF July
Says
The Emperor Napoleon still nj V,chy. where he will
remain until the 81 4h OF mouth In spite OF all
the anecdotes published about h stay at Vchy and that
would lead to the idea 81 his robust bealth am aware
Npon good authority that he 10 still very feeble ana Ill
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City Intelligence.

NEw YORK U:ioa HOME suooL.--An establishment,
under this title, for the education and maintenance Of
The children Of volunteers who may be deprived Of
their fathers IN the present war, has been started In
Ills city, and will be in full operation AT the
u.eut VI the coming The Board Of Managers
hold fair IN autumn, and sewing circles are 10 be
u.e!aely organized by the ladies' provide the children
with the necessary clothing The children arc be
dressed in the 2ouave The Home II located
the Of Eleventh and Seventy Grs street
TIE society rely on the public tn aid them by conribu
tens 10 sustain so noble and Charitable an insNtutios
B,ps ror UNITED STATES ARMY srPPiirs AT tho Office
corner OF Mercer and Howard streets, rhesday the
Quartermaster commenced opening bids for army sup
Plies at Ioou and occupied with the business 10
eight O'Clock m the evening Two hundred ard twenty
bids opened, when the reading adjourned 10
Yesterday morning The contract viii probably be given
Out to-day
DEAra PaoM VIOLENCE, Information received III
the Coroners o.hco yesterday to tho effect that lad
abcu. fourteen years old named Frederick Frch,enichi
residing q, No 1877 Mott street. bad died from the effects
Of injuries received at the hands Of some member Of
2ouave regimen; tho day previous Deceased ap.
peared, looking al a fencing exhibition which
going between couple os tho volunteers, when one
the soldiers upon some eight rrovocaion struck him
severe blow he head. Upon returning home the de
ceased implanted Of a severe headache aud lay down
sleep Some hours Afterwards his mother tried o.
him, but all her efforts TO awake him proved IN vain
He continued remain In this drowsy state a night
and yesterday morning be died Dr. Bouion viii make
post norton examination OF the body to-day, and the
affair will be thoroughly investigated by Corono. Jack
FATAL ACCIDENT BATRISG.--Coroner Jackmsn held
al inquest yesterday at 81 Oak street, upon the body Of
Michael Quash, boy about ten years Of ago who
drowned at pier % East river under tho following
cumstances:-Deceased appeared was bathing, In
pany with come other lads when policeman approached
as II with the intention Of arresting them The lads
medascy picked mp their clothes and samrered oi but
deceased, In attempting to escape atuuabed over the
string piece and failing Into the river, drowned be
fore assistance could BIO rendered him
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ALBANY, August o, 1861.
The following call is issued by the Democratic State Com
mttee;-
The democratic electors Of the several districts Of this
State requested send two delegates to state Con
vention be held at Syracuse tho 4h dag Of Septcm
her 1891 for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals Secretary Of tate Comp
troilef Treasurer Attorney General state Engineer two
Canal Commissioners and Inspector Of State PrsoEs.
All ctzeHs requested 10 unite the selection q
these delegates who agree that the present crisis demands
the subordnaton Of the interests n party 70 those 81
the country who believe that the vigorous prosecution Of
The war should be accompanied by the most liberal
proers u peace who seek the restoration Of the Union
by extending equal justice 10 all tho Satss who regard
peace dcensihe which IL based upon
the idea OF the ultimate sepsrai IN 81 these States
who, while willing to oppose 70 on all the
Of the country consider sacopsi,sn at the North
prcgnan, OF the evils tina, Affect u.s. and demand
that public Aaisfs shall be contacted bencsiorIh upon
broader PRINCIPLES OF duty ann patriot
ard who agree that Justice 10 soldiers and
payers demands the Immediate institution OF rgld
administration Of expenditures and the expulsion 81
ript men from Office DEAN RICHMOND, Chairman.
PETER CAGGRR, Secretary
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.

KINGSTON, IA. HAVANA, MATANZAs AND NASSAU, n. r..
CLEAToR-From New York FOR kingston, ia on the 18th
day Of each month The Ceaior leaves New York the
9th Of each month, and VIII BE- due here about the 18Th.
COLUMBIA MARoN--So stated days yet hred for
the departure of the Columbia aud Marion for Hnvaa but
they will sail about ten days touching Fey West out
ward and bnmeward.
kARaAR-Frop New York for Havana via Ss-saH NJ. on
tao argIn u Avery Alternate Cuner AZ New York
MATASzAsFrom New York for Maanyrs the sch DAY cr
each month From Maanzas the I'D due ~ New York
the 2sh.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Aulaers and paefoge inn'si for hs kxw YORK HaRALp
shouid be s-,.d. ~.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best In the
wer,t, harmless, reliable and instantaneous. sold and
applied at BATCIlEIoR'S Wig Factory 10 Bond street.
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Married.


WooDs-GArNgy -Cu Thursday, August s, BY the Rev.
joseph Woods, BsRssRD p Woops, to MARY A, CARNEY
both 0i this city.
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Army Shoes.-Canvas Shoes, Best Don lie
soles urts stamp" AT II. LANNON'S 4i0 broadway.
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Rnpture.-Dr. Riggs Hard Rubber Truss
Challenges comparison 20 days trial given warranted
! 70, i've wears No. Barclay street.
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Royal Havana Iottery.-Prizes Cashed.
Circulars and niui nation furnished Address bon Rod
riguez, New York city post.
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-Prizcs Casi,cd
and Information furnished by CHASE Co, Bankers, l6
Wall street
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Hill's Hair Dye, 80 cents, Black or
brown the best IN use Depot No. Barclay street. and
sold by all druggists.
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CristndOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
pees the best in the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the
Dyo privately applied at No. 8 Astor House.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

A n ARTIST, \ GRAnU ATE ~ TnE CON SEllNATOfRE
n Of Rome long connected with the operas Europe
and leader o the grand opera Ia Mexico would like to
consummae an arrangement with q respectable family
where his tuition would be an equivalent for HIS board
Address frovatorc, Herald Office.
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omcla, Drawing. OF Wood, Eddy & Co.'s

KENTUCKY AMI MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS i2I-August o, 1851.
al, rs, 81, 9, &c, 4. GG, IS, %, 40, sc, 80, Is.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 42S--Augusi 0, 1851
46 "a, II, Al, 80, 9 60, az, II, IS, %, SO.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing either TO
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.,
Covington, KY, or st. Louis, Mo.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-rnIs DAY
SUN RISES o. MOON s........cTe ~
SUN SKIS 06 BIcH II "a
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WARB.-At C&rmansviie, on Friday August q, MORT.
MFR, youngest son OF Mortimer and Mary |. Ward
Notice OF the funeral will appear in to morrow
papers.
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Barry's TricopherOua IL the Hest and
Cheapest Arc!e for Dressing, Beansyng Curling ean
ing Preserving and Restoring the Hair Ladies, w r.
Sold by all Druggists
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Military Shoulder Braces and AbdOml-
nal Supporters oomtfned-A and superior article
MARSH CO. Is Truss 0Ce, No. vssey ST., Astor house
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The funeral Of ex Governor Trumbull Tuesday was
followed by the death Of his wife the night about
twelve o'clock. Mrs Eliza Storrs Trumba sister Of
the late Chief Justice Storrs born Colchester July
20. 1854, and died at the age Of n years Since ho
LIST OF March last the death Of Lucius F. Robinson and
daughter Of Chief Justice Storrs aud his sister, and OF
Governor Trunbul and hts sister, Mrs lanman, have
made remarkable threads upon one family cIrc.e The
health Of the late Mrs. Trumbu! has bccU somewhat
nrn SINCE lS49.
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DUPTURE gApICAIIY CURED ny WHITES PATENT
IL Iev0r Truss, the latest, cheapest aud best IN.
vented Consultation and pamphlet gratis. No 4S2
Bruadwny
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DUNlONS, CORNS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED
ID joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured without
pam or Inconvenience TO the patient, by DR.. IACHARlE,
Surgeon Chiropodist 100 Broadway Refers 10 rays
and surgeons of this city
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C,TRoNG, PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE
- Bedstead. combined. Corner Warren street and
B-oa lway, Price slT and s25.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xX1vIIth OONGR Ess-Secsnd s.s.,,n
hoSDAS, December 30

MONDAY, De emb-r 30
uuoh, and fsw etkpr petitiIts
Mr.. NesmitS iu.rod ues q a resolution NJ ,n,r,,r
Ielati"e 70 inc amount OF Toe trde btSdu.sS q,
capt JoTden, an Assistant Quartermaser " =
a.. AZ. 70 zoe treasury Of the Un,ed states, al
In1 We 'f his resignation; which being adonted
Sse senate adjourned until Tturs1aS next
HausE.-Mr. Potter asked lesye 70 ,n,,osr.,
s<ciutloHs Tquest!ng the SscFsisytrs az ~ =,
I ofS ahd Interior Departments 20 furnish lie IN.
sesNsaung com mite on the loyalty of Goy.rT.
fnent cleTks' statements Of ali remos-sI. TIosaI
tns'f fespec tive der. ftments aimee the A., - -
time since ''''''eS SOtNe
,s M, :s %isalife Of Kentucky was opposed to
sao au'Puoh OF the resolution. The tiouEe NJ
Representa- yes had evllt ed a desire n I1s,S
pc~ef In the military, judicial and eracD,ivpg
SSf nni o. eovsfnDsh+ hitherto unparsIItI ID
Inovsl OF clerks In We depsr,msnts ,h.t h,,.I,.
oeionslng e9cIusfNe;y TO tie heads of thcss Ne
Pefunsnu Dat II IL was done The srnnIoysss
nri. .aVe the privilege Of appearing beior. The
oonmllteL ct lnvrstg alton and cIcnrIny than
EYE = TIE charges az ainst them
ro,teI, IN Ills reply, stated thar there were
asS hSndred men now Ia the dspsrtH,eD ts knrwn
20 disloyaI, end hundreds who had never eI
Sessea one VOID Cf sympathy with toe United
states Government Ia its ff5ris TO s1pp,ess tse
feoetlion. Tbs comuittes had never dI,t,ted
me Trmova OF a"y clerk: They we're simply a
committee Of inquiry, and could only Law III. re-
suit OF their Investigations before tn beads CID
Iarments. Bat thoss oricers had not d one their
auty he would not charge thSm with yviIIful
neglect, as II was frequently impoSsibIe 70 decide
= 70 voc merits OF these whcss Loyalty was
Men had sppeared before the committee and
made oath TO their loyal sentime ts, aud lad ne.
tnted vouchers from Senators, but when they
found their assertions and pFo.estations were a.,
no avail vii the committee, they had Isft w ash-
ington, aad were now 10 BE- found Ia tue rsa 4. q,
Tie teL~ls. IL had become even necessary 10 p,o.
euoe evid' nee OF dlG ..Yaity sui lent u hang
man, before tue beds 81 Drpartmeats von,d
no ice IL. There should be roDe sH plOyed by The
department. AZ snsi whom thsre was soe Gig ht d
sospicion of disIoyalty - -
oar slallo'y oejeostd 10 The iatyod uct,on Of the
hif. stephens, OF Pa addr. sssd the House
upon eiI repfsiing ceftain laws cIesiins ports /
% eLtryi attet which the House sdloufEed.
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EPS0 MIs-aurI-

ST ocIs, Dec q The leg ii condition % tbs
nekfoes dlschf Jed Yesterday by order Of ihe Pro-
vJst Marshal General IL in nowise chapoed r.
are only set freef o n coma iem.at, % son-nsn'
and safe, ca the presumption that they are slSyas
OF rebel matters General HalIeck wlshss e. nm.
defs'oo1 ihst this rider will not dsbar IN one
rom enforcing bis LEGAL zig ht to the services Of
ID csc negroes
SucL rights, II anv eNist, can b4 emf reel
tnough tho loyal civil ibGnals % the Sat, yPass
ibSn.iates VIII slTsve be duy respected The
military authoFIties this department. ns EnIlYtsIv
y ;'rs cannot deciGs uPoa he Q hu OF property
or cIai niI to service except Far thy m Nv ps
authO l-d " the laws Of war or acts OF Con ,, ass
n ben rot - autsoriled they w,n avoid al intes-
terence with such Questions
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80 - %.

L1 Geo getoxn. on Sunday afternoon, DESNlS,
3 81 IS yes 20 9eSt son VI So al =. q the ate
Itmot, O'u7 10 hue
his IL - . VII 'Sks Plsns as n OF Tussisy,
on the TesIr, noe Of his MOI ksr, SO - 81 st.
y oe.nhTf, RI Ma r TSI Cn HENRJk' L
GhER, toe On' so1 Of TkJlnss and Ca'OIDs
Eaoher, .sed IS mon. hs.
Tho fri DDS ~ the fsnlT srs req iestet 10 sts,nd
the EuBersl, 81 sid Of tho family, a. No,
asa stTset, b. zen -Ii and 9Th
N ath lcs.ant. PHILIP Mc6UiRE, IL the
His funs,a; VII lake Hlaos rom his late reel
z, nHs; on Mass ave ne besgee- ID and - sta. on
Tues Icy, the Sist. st o'ciOcI.
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FURTHER FRun FORTE Ess MONROE.

BALr MORE, D-c 30 The d PoiIt boat BIS
arrived and brings the f'l,owag newt
FoETRtss NoSRog. Dec ~ -Asthe steamboat
Express, which runs between Old Poiut ard New
port VS., leaving be Letter place thismorn-
Ing a reb,l 'ug beat was seen d SewsiFs PJiSt.
She wore Commodore's blue pennant, witch
was mistaken at hrst fer dag Ct truce; bot on
the Express arriving within range she fred ashSt
acros. Der bows followed by several sssi.s
7 Tbe greatest coustsrnst.oD revsil'd TOT short
time on board the ESprefs, which was unarmed,
and the schooner sherwood, employed to brir'
w7ier fTom Nrwport y ws, which was
time in tow was cut 'eriiI Ine 80 -s tia,
'mm'oi"teiy oeST'N " .cvood WIS
four men, v no >&capSd by oo,.,-,,.
port Srws ard dri tir' anal ho., a. -.
| tasen PosS Ss'oh Il down with the tide, w q
| Granny Lila - bystbe reb-l tuy a, a tov,s A..
was isF a. Her captain stuck 90 her aud
| No. -on prisoner. T0e tug s1bseq ueutly made
appearance Tor second time, bot the Z &
eas bad crowded all steam n, and lad rspSrs-
I'd the circumstsnees 10 the 4 20 ship.
After ing deIsy LbOut half a doz m gunhoat,
got started, and s;esmins toward ths so,oe.
threw few shells Into sevaIps Pe!at and PIy
Point batteries, without producing any eject,
however, a. far as is known. Had Sc not bsen for
he ihe1cusabie del7y In our gun6oah getting to
Il - sPS's VIC tt'el tuL mig II nave Decl inter
I crPetd and TIE schooner saved The latter had
neen Lined with zinc and fitted out With a vslusIe
t'ece pump fOf water boat The loss 10 est,-
msSeo at az o II two thoussud dollars The bot
&c "nged t. Asst taat Qas -terua>ter n we.
The brig Empire, Crosby, which sailed yes,et-
day Tor Fort Royal to ODcn trade with cargo Of
ie'h PROVISIONS, &c, 10, h cut q balloon and
chem'eils, and apparatus for inattiag 81, eoo-
sign d to Gen SHERMAN, unde: the direction Of
Pr T. stark Fesiher, of tn e -onautic depar'm.,.
Prof siarkwestber viii make sKsen lions In tie
| vicinity Of Beaufort
e steam frigste Brooklyn arrived he.e-fran
tie P-.ists Pbis navy yard this af.eraoea.
Z y OF Iuos was sent down this afternoon.
out we have no news. A note from Gen Huger
| g Gsn Wool announces that he IL re DIV 10 s4nd
go prisoners Of war down Jsmes nver from
Richmond, 6Y Gag OF truce, Sbsnever they will
Oe received Gsl Wool will send Az o: trp,s
TO meet them on Thursdsy CT FhdIy next No
list OF hose U be- released has yet cen received
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MARRIED.

On the 5h of DacoshsJ, ct the Church cf 1t.
hlHys'gs. 7. New. T = her LIZ 7oh, Liest. r IL.
EhRTMAN, q. =. 4 u ANAL L., dang ter
Of NJ. l. Dorsey Of this CITY.
On the 18Th instant By the Rev. Father soJIs
Lisut. ! III PRITCHETF. L. 9 Nay, of Inft-
SIR ~ Mlss ALICE LEE OF tBis oity
Or Sunday evsoins ths I5'h instant. At the
Church Of TIE Memo "a, By the Rev M. Cook,
L eL,Et RrR'T sIELL, ~, 3. Navy, 20
Mas LOUISA BLACKWELL, Of Ne - York oitJ.
On ThaEsdsY. p ,oenbs- 81, Is5tt kf ths Rev. DR..
M0rssu, NJ. CLIFTON HELEN, u Navy.
. Siis' JENNIE DOVE, dass bteT " Dr, G. NJ.
Dcvj OF this city,
On tba Ssh instart, By the Rev Mr. Wilson, str
John L CAH1, J. IN Mira SAKAH =. CJST,
bntl Cf lnls oitys 56lEn. payers c3p'.l
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SUSPENSION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS IN
NEW YORK
fspec!al pispatch 70 90 81 J

tlpec!al Dispstch 10 the sar
NEv YoRE, Dee 8 ls6i.-Edii0T st1'' The
banks Of this city this morning resolved upon
suspension If soecie psynsaN. The aus >eo'ioa
csuses no sxcitemeuf here, 60 10 has been antici-
psted for SINE time a. proper precautionary
measure on the ps't OF he bsnfs
BOsrOS, Dec 30 All C the Banks 10 tits ely
have luSpsndel
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The LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
THE SUSPENSION or SPECIE PAY.
MEyTS ~ NEW YoRE.

Nrv Y0Ru. Dec 80 The suspension % specie
payments by the New fork b1Lks 20 dsy-oely
hnslly determined on yesterday - hiss causrd
United sts'es aud most otb~f stocks to take RISE
Cod 10 worth q X per cent premium, wh' y
" Intsd for. expert. Fer doEn1s'ic use Il can DC
had without any p-emiuu. there being an iblno-
snce in the vaults of the banks, almost every
where.
The Suspension causes no excitement, 90 u 10
hardly possible thst gold and silver VII CON.
msnd sny premium 10 SPEAK 81.
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IRON KENTUCKY.

LorIsvILLs, Dec. ga slight sk'rnish IN
Adair couaty Las taken place R,bI Ioss, I'VE
He'd fdersl. none ...
Humphrey Marshall, beading 500 tvo"ps, 10
f,-t!fyiny Pres'oRbuIg. and 10 expected soon ~
march towards Msvsvllle.
BnsII hes ordered tie brigsd. under God Gar
as!d forward
A battle 10 FHpested ve-y shortly.
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MASON AND srIDELL TO GO oUT ~
THE NIAGARA.

BosToS, Dec 81 -6v IHstI uctons from Lord
Lyons, the s'snmship ,'isgsra will leave THE
place direct fH LiyerDro' tomorrow, tafing'
Nsxsrs Muson and S'ldrli TO England.
The steamship Persia, INV In the 81 Law
renee, will take the Tlare " :hs Niagara.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK. p, M.

DsLIyEp.-Throuah an accident To our pres
ve are DELAYED sonswhat In issuing our paper
to-day. Though unavoidable, the delay Is a an
poying 70 u.selves IS tn our rseders.
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From sasszu, n -

Nsw YORK Dec IS The Bri ish steamer Esr
nak, h,m hsvaaa on tie sist via Na7szu, n p,
on tue % T.. arrived az this port tia evpuiag
Tue rEbl steamers Isabel snd 6o.don Iere AZ
Nassau, add were clnselY wat ,bed sy the Uaited
states steamer Flamb.au
The British s'eomer 0lsdia'or WA also there
and would soon saii for England.
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sEUA8hiU Ms ADVEaTMIs

FNOftCE LICENSES,-AT persons
~ Who's tosnse' f'oFl tbs Co cora ! On IN
y. 'cestc vi pare on ire 3lst asta Tr~ herslyr
boahed pro HEuJ u sensS h same, och Tviss
"a 81 snbisot u einselVeS ~ q Zoe aud The law m
mpuisorg on tas pTopes fh0ers % CffoT,e 49,
"a = aEs in 81 al q slime 20 n
sTSsEtJauIO wM LAIRD Clsvt
EVk KIN f,-A two story Brick Dwelling
= duCSt, WITH b4zsdect and attic, Nc, liz
AtSst streets IL town. Wit gsa, Sad xa;@r sp lhs
pIeioI -, arg Soge Ser most desirable prIvsts
'eSioeno'. PoSssssI' al -Sp IN the krst III Lana
srI; ,Iia lie Of d ESSLlsH. I3s Brldse stasst
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Not Mach Con Ede-ce {, b. Paced I'm Ca,..
dian Aid

DETROIT, Mich, Dc. ~ Arthur Rankin
member Of the Canadian Parliament and .;olop.l
OF The LanceIs desming further connection win
Tn C"ned STATES GOve.I men: inpTODeT, n view
OF orr present complications with EnsIspd ha,
resigned lis commission, and Will retura 70
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morS b -idge BaeuInq

QuTScT. III, Dec - n.-The b idees over "a.
Fanrius and NTH rivers, on The Pslmyra Rail-
road Were set Ga Are by The rebels lasi mig b., and
destroyed. -