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The Wrccl.cd F,rncb Corvc,,,.

b'"m0re, Nor. l2.-We leIrn the following
PARTICULARS IN reference to the wreck of Tie
fiehch corvette Seeing her dangerous pos
o - sh'"lI coat with in offer OF assistance WAS
''pe liAlteIdS. hGi assistance wa, refused" IL
- 10" STAGED hat the French officers COMPLAIN
oil not having been properly treated, and refused
CAV r ,l.''e'' which were rendered them at Ol /
IL appears that the wreck was blown nm IN
p'.N,nl me arms and munitions from EIlin,,
l." we hand' OF the bcligcrents ON eli her ais
i nE,o ~ l"ils air given us received. We nav,
ness. No''oc'-
hdHmore, Nor. FL appears that the ,c.
counts Ut The wreck Of the Frcuch war steamer
were not correctly stated yesterday. Her nam
Was the irony She was six gun steamer.
lltr crew" anou' one hundred in number, were
not permitted to hold any communicated Wi n
the people whatever, though the officers were
allowed 10 mingle with them To some extent.
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I4i""Idid, Nor. 12,-Thc My,icer has A
'p,cld Which says that a priya,ccr and two
',ho"lGr' n swan Gen lulst, ere burned ON
,h' nigh, OF the l,h, ly boats from The runboat
Iuscaoia, stationed a. Chucotcapuc.
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Military Movements.

foTt Laramie, Nor 1.-Two companies Of
he Second Cavalry left her, his mornin., for
he STATES under the command of Cant. John
Green and Lirut. J, X. W,ssncr. The ueltLcr
here Is col! and stormy, -Four inches OF snow
fell yesterday.
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Nun.Jk, 80 -, Nor. PA letter from Pro-
So, Au' ,.c lc,,r, Of AlcN n,lria, appears in
thr 30. tnuou Ad s,,iser, in which he says if
a." Grycrl r""n, Will allow him to follow out
lHs ,rusc be- Will u'l5rlskc to collect one
ih.r1 ~ h' 10000 q % dur M from h. ---'L'
- - {, ,IM..In ms. lnrc.
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1dnesriHe, Ohio, Noe, 12.--Butler d. Ash
bott, Superintendent of the Cincinnati, WIN.
m.iington Zanesville Railroad, was Instantly
LTidge. '
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A. y. A.-Thc Officers and mcinb,,,
ErnskillDu Lodge, No. -, arc rrdu..tl u
pun tunl 4 their l-lQc ru"m, Isl Blwe.y. ia N
ne.d'y 'vcuinR, ~ o'.l'ck, H. payA ifunilvI
70 True S.ns or Liberty Lplgo. JOHN CLARK
L. IRVINE Rec So.
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Tie PikelOun HnttIe.

LoisrHle Nor. l2.-Accouuts Nv mail con-
firm the defeat OF Williams men by Gen Nj
sons forces at Piketown, the capital of Pike
County, KY, not r1kesviilc as reported by tel
ecraDh
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F"t.7,- -N2r. l'.-lhc Citizens AMI Republi-
tdr "H'd and city committees, ami tho Ia e-
T. 'l.n' u. % Ass ella Ions, have nominated
az E""'nd ). To'cy Tor Mayor.
,atr ran5,",J ma,d ~ yil Guy committees
.luu. " 'N''''N-
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POLITICAL.


The Patriotic Union League will hold
Itril meeting Thursday evening, ian inst, At
In"vy. A ull rcpT seutLi,n from the ylr.a
words Is desirable. JOHN COMMERFORD, Gu,
man. Ms 2'll6
AZ Meeting of the Dele gates for the -
Au,i!h"hc D'Slr I, comprising part Of the 4tl A.
ON wards, in pursuance 10 the call Of Tammn
ia', n.. ~ ne house 4 Andrew Fay, 1853 Pe,rl
Nj. VIM. WALSH was uu,nimpusIy no,n.u,t,df
AlL,tmrn Tor the Second Aldermluir Ds'rD
IANlEL DONOVAN, Chairman, LAWRENC
CLANLY, s. crctary 100
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Volunteers v'nutcd Im,ncdlateIy

Volunteers wanted Immediately
FOR COMPANY a.
BROOK LYN RIFLES,
CrNr Old 18Th Of Brppklyu)
COL. STEPHEN \. DODGE CON 'nsnfing,
now In quarters NJ Pd,c, G,rlen, y. Y az
tedte IN ton days for tn -6d' aJeIr. Anply N
3JO FULTON ST, BROOKLYN
PETFR X. DEYO, CAPTAIN.
w. 4. FORBES, LIST Lieut.
a. NJ. SAMPSON ~ Lieut.
~ B.-A GOOD ORDERLY SERGE MT WANT
VINO can hring Tn men. noi2 y'Ia
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Gov. ANDREW, Of VI ss.chusst. w.
here let evening", and was a'ron4dI 1t 4,
hour by the banl Of the 23l VI s,achuss.
imcnt, at the re,idenco of Colonel lIo-o
Of East 2i,' street. In rcspons', G.. A.
delivered ioa large CROWD present, pa.
and very appropriltc speech.
The Sons Of Massachusetts, will msst a
As'ot House ut II o'clock This mn.ni-t Ia
an escort TO Gov. Andrew AMI staff, alI I,
cort Col. kurtz's regimen, to III, boat.
EarrS - View s~@s Jktx~ PU
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nurnIng of lIc Nnrrnll, Cn.,nn I1nn.D

fo'hmo,c, Nor 12.-Ihc Norflk Custom
House Is reported to have been burned ON SIM.
day night, with large amount Of stores
WRECKED.
he bark Scrarl.im, Of Baltimore from Rio
WIN a cargo Ell ,oilcc, was wrecked on Cln1
lienry. All hand, were saved. The CARGO Kin
,a,o tho hands Of the rebels.
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Bint X SpciETr.--At the Las meeting 4
Girc Society, .rA1,s Of books forthc army
made IA 'clc's;--
To the Boyd County Bill Society, Ky
volunteers, 500 Tcsum'n's; 100 ro'i'
and 900 copies Off Jvert', for Fourth !.
Virginia Voluntoe p. 10 Ios,amsn.J for q
persons a. FortrcsA Monroe; 100 Tes'1m3r
Third Ohio r. ..im,nt At Cheat Mounts
th, Washington city Bihln Society, sos
taments ior soldiers in that vicinity 800
lish and fifty German Tesi,m,nts Tor iolri
Clio Regiment o. Camp Dick Rohiq'
40 English Tstam.nls and 200 -
5lissouri volunteers; to An,n County u.
Getty, Iud, 700 Tostaments for voluntssi
al 6,Gsj volumes.
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Foreign Intelligence.
five Days Later from Europe

f,SMer P1i,l, Noe Eth, slcamcr Nav,
oiau, tom Liverpool the 3I.t. onJ Io,,o,'
dclry L., drIivcd hero at 30 l.. NJ. Sh,
10 Persia '''' VI
The polite ! news is unirpor,ant.
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THE NEW Cry HALL is rapidly progressing,
quite large force being engaged upon it. The
large number of massive walls, of cut blue stone,
rising in every direction present. an imposing
appearance,
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Running the Blockade.
1900 Bale, OF conon Tor Livcrooo,.

Piikpt'p1id, Nor 1.-THE rrhl ship Dor
mu.n ran tho BIOL .rI, Of Savannah the night
81 ia 81 Cd No,om1oL inE tp"ri out y the
sic. myr luntrcss. 81, Is loaded with 1000
iul,- Of cotton iur Liverpool.
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Tue annual ENamina,ion Of th. tupil,
Deaf ANA Oumb Asirm, nt Wa.h.
IIeigh.s, took place ye7''rhy, AMI W., @
intcrcs ting occasion. Qli,ra large nun.
visitors v re- ptcs,nt fon the ci y. aud ~
rrci,ss o. he plrl, v'rt ~ 30 . 'rio.
tcsT'c, 20 their mental lrv lopucr,. .
every evidence about tho institution Of 4,
taken for their physical coaio...
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TuB MODEST ANTIrICr ct naming 4 reg
ar"- some wealthy man, Whois rxp,c.ei {
orally cid the resim NJ therefor, has bcc
'cc,u.Ily rclip'ed by the achievement OF
Lu,7, form .hy # the Morgan Kids, r.
their consultation with the United S.lu
h,s. Ills officer i, now SO. ing up d. re- q
which he roros,s 10 a. 10 tho Eff. \
/ .'mmt." Th,, is swsepjN. deli
which hos, ID certainly get O EURO Tho
come oly.
Tnr hip Jacob Bill said for Hong
China at eleven acicok, y,s.1ri,y mo
clr7iI. iolS M'.ioilr'ss rent out O.
! America loa.i. Appror ia'o religion
discs v.lc Lcll IN tho cabin before "a
There were ahou. fifty o.hcr pa's.ngorl
| full clIeo Of freight.
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TIrNAry A,prrrAyIe CoNvr,u.

TAMsIANr ALDERnASIe CoNvByEs
Aldermanic Conventions Of the Tanmg
mocrats were held last evening in tho
Aldermanic dictricts of the city, and the {
ing nominations made;
Second District, William woich; Fourt
trict, Oliver Charlick; SIKH District, s1joI
10 Friday evening, at Nos. a an | ~ E's,
Eighth bis rict, Committee OF COnfercRc,
of the Chair; Tcnlh Distric', giou-ned .
day night, at 2?S Bowery Twc,f h Di
Francis |. a. Boo,' (rcnCninateD Fourt
hi. ric'. Gilbert VI. Plat (renouina.cD !,
teen,h Dis,ric', Terence Farley (rcnomia
TAy-lAYBUs SHOULD remember that Of
cert; Is 10 he aided to unpaid taxes On I
nsfcu,l or
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WIS Heolar,d the unanimous choice If the C,nyea
t"n Tor Alder msn Of the 18th Aldermanlc dlTtri,t
rI-cp>-r NJ Join \; HAYWARD, Chairman.
o'TNL DIhNlH' secy. 1876
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ON motion Of Mr.. John Van PrlL the C,,r,ar,,-.
went INTO an election for o candidate for AlIermN
Inc rnu lHy.nS been called, and the Conyentio
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The Harbor Police Steamer.

This craft commenced operations yesterday morning
Tho detailed for her is captain four sergcan,s
and twenty men, but how in what manner thcy intend
70 operate does not appear at least we could not a.
certain.
he Fourth ward operatives much pleased with
the new arrangement. They were less in dread
of the police boats and declare that police steamer RIO
them is a capital idea.
All the force except those mentioned above have been
transferred TO the land force.
Those Of the twenty men board the steamer who
have families growl heartily for several reasons
which they will have but night In visit their
homes and they have to per month for board
the steamer; thus, of them remarked excepting
two famAes and leaving them but small balance out
of their pay after deductng Political assessments half
pay and board
The row boats formerly used We learn to BIO sold
This might we'll be done pow as at any other time for
fihey ere all adapedo the purpose intended but
ey should be replaced by other and more suitable ones,
unless the steamer warranted not to break down
mead the REPAIRS cleaning and other locking after that
| ofher steamboats, are heir TO.
We look upon the new arrangement ~ great humbHg.
Tho Harbor roco force as 1t was has done vast deal
Of rood sd was susceptible, under management that
kns the wants OF the commercial and shipping cemmu-
ATTY OF being maze the most effective and serviceabe
arm OF the Metropolitan Police but under the new
rangsments We fancy will become, like some other Of
our government airs-a matter OF brass buttons and
/ red tape, and OF no practical bensht.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho Mason-Slidell Capture in Europe Tremen-
dous Excitement in England-Antioipated War
with the United States-Effect of the News in
This Country-Map Showing the Extent of the
Great Fire in Charleston, s. c., &C., &c.
The mail steamship Champion Captata Wilson, will
leave this port Saturday, for Aspin
wall
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at hafpast ten O'Clock to-mor morning.
The NEw York WEEKLY HERALD, containing very
important intelligence from Europe showing tho tone
in which the news OF tho Capture cf tho Rebel
Commissioners, Mason and Sldel was received In
England tho indications q War with this Country tho
Comments Of tho English Press, tho active Naval and
Military Preparations going on, and the Efoc Of the
Ncws IN this Country and Canada, will be published on
Saturday morning, at nine O'Clock This edition will also
contain account Of the Terrible Fire in Charleston s.
G., December IL and H. by which sven or eight million
dollars worth Of property destroyed illustrated with
Map OF the City showing the Burnt District and oil tho
latest received by telegraph mail up to tho hour
of publication.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing six cent
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IMPORTANT STATEMENT OF A REFUGEE
FROM RICHMOND.

PHnADELrHiA, Dec 10, 1851
The Bulletin, of this city, has statement given by
Union refugee from Richmond, who escaped the claim
of being British subject There considerable Union
feeling prevalent there. The fugitive belonged 10 Union
club but their rendezvous being discovered the members
were forced to scatter.
Twsnty-two hundred rebel soldiers sick at Rich
mond.
The rebels have sunk huks Norfolk rendering all
approach by water to it impossible
An attempt made on Monday last to lauuch tho
Merrmac, but she stuck tho ways and could not DO
moved up or down.
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Personal Intelligence.

FefsOnul lntc11HcnCe,
Major General Butler passed through this city yeser
day en route from Boston to Washington.
NJ r. Mars.on T. w. w. walker, II. G. Whistler and C.
O. Ward, Of III, United States Army W. III. Clark ami c.
L. Thompson, OF ST. LOUIS stopping az the Metropoi
tan Hotel.
E. G. Thompson AID wife and Miss Sma,lwood, OF
Orange county; j. c. Roberts and wife, oil Rye: Robert
A HutchnEs and wife, Of Now York and G. H. Cramor
Of Troy, are stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
Colonel Whcclocs, OF Massachusetts, w. A. Bufum, OF
Washington W. H. Griffith, OF Calcutta; A. j. Capron Of
Patimre; G W. Halter or Providence: J. f. Stevens, Of
Phiiadephia +. Abbott, OF Salem, and r. Denman and
wife. Of Boston, stopping al the Fifth Avenue Hotel
c. Hemingway, of Albany; Hon. John Msgre and
family OF Bath N Y g. H. Hammond and family, OF
Albany: Captain &. II. stokes, Of Illinois; D. T. Vail of
Troy; Hon N. Bancroft of Conn Lieut. B. N Muir, Uni
States Army; j. NJ Rankin and Charles II Strong, OF
Albany, are stopping a; the st. Nicholas Hotel
W. A. Buffum ESQ. late Consul Of the United States al
Trieste Is staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotol.
T. Pierce Boston; Mrs. N. P. Fanks, do. Dr. Sharp
Lady u s. N; G. G. Sbley and lady do; W. Wasson
Auburn W. Blanchard, do; H. Griswod, Hartford; J.
Calef Salem J. Tcrwilgcr, Syracuse n r.. g. G. West
colt Philadelphia; H. j. Hastings, Albany; Ben. Field
do H. 3. Northrup and daughter, Sandy Hill; l.. f.
Lewis Boston and Thomas Dolan Of Philadelphia,
stopping at the Aston House.
c. p. Heminway Chile James II. Young New York
Judge and Mrs Parsons San Francisco; g. J. Whitney
Rochester, Mr. and Mrs. Burling Philadelphia Daniel P.
Smeck Manchester, England; r. F. Eames, Illinois; J
Macombe and wife, and W +. Reed and wife Batavia,
N ". are at the Everett House.
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NEW YORK HERALD FS:nA1, DECEMBER ~, 1861
at Jackson Miss, between Governor Pettus aud Mayor

at jackson, Miss between Governor Pettus ana mayor
(ex-Congressmen) Barksdale.
The Montgomery Advertiser says
There appears be diabooal intent on the part or
persons this city, 70 consgn at least por
ton Of Montgomery TO the flames Within the past TWO
days there have been attempts to fire buildings
the city or vicinity two Of which have been successful
Tho Lynohburg Republican says-The rebel loss At the
battle Of Allegheny Mountain two captains three
eutenants and fifteen privaes killed, and ninety
wounded The federal loss is down at Ave hundred
and that tho federal General Miroy was among the
killed"
telegraphic despatch received by JEFF. Davis
on Tuesday morning announcing tho English news brought
by the Europa.
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Married..

CoLE-CooK. Tuesday, December II, at the house
Of the BRIDE by the Rev. Henry T. ontgomery GEORGE
W. Cole to ANNA r., eldest daughter Of Edmund Cook,
Esq, all Of this city.
ELLEs-HuIBEnr. Tuesday, December H. BY Rev.
T. B. Smith, 176 Duane street, MARVIN ELLEs FRANCES
E. HuLBERT, both Of this city
HoAG-SMyTuE.-At the residence of the brides mo.
ther No. 346 Third avenue Monday December IT, by
tho Rev Geor2 Taylor, EDWIN A, HoAe Of Harlem, New
York, to ExMleO. ShYTHE, Of New York.
puaghkeepsie papers please copy.
PEARLxss-FcLIxR.-At Christ church Brooklyn z. D.
on Wednesday, December IS, by tho Rev. A. H. Par.
fridge. JosEPa PEAEIEs East Grinstead, Sssex Eng
wmxs-JoSE-On Thursday, December Ia, BY ths
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NEWS FROM THE REBEL STATES.

THE RIUELS DlSTRESSED FOR IRON AND COAL.
Tho Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th inst has a signn-
editorial article upon the subject of iron and coal
1t attributes national power prosperity and indcpend
euce chiefly abundant supply Of non and coal and
concludes that the Southern States in danger
OF this hour from deficiency in iron than in all
ether commodities whatever" II laments the abandon
Of the iron furnaces in Virginia and Tennessee
OF the noncontnuity OF coal and insists that the
safety Of the South requires early steps be taken by
Confederate government to bring into rcqusition
regions Of country in the Southern States in which
abundant supplies of the species Of coal suitable for
he manufacture OF iron exist in positions accessible
beds OF iron It adds, "Unt the OF the
South iron and coal developed cannot pretend
be classed among the great Powers Of the earth and
says "the confederate government should lock after
hose interests for the question Of independence may
loon become other than the question Of abundant
Iupply Of iron and coal.n
SEIZURE OF SALT BY THE REBELS.
The rebel House OF Delegates at Richmond have passed
authorizing the Governor TO seize all salt held ut
rates and place it in the hands of agent
who shall sell 1t to the people reasonable The
alt question is ono of evidently great Importance
THE PRISONERS AT RICHMOND.
In its local items the Richmond Dispatch says, The
ixteen prisoners mentioned yesterday having taken
he oath of allegiance released prisoners who were
brought to Richmond ON the charge VI ulsloyal-
y. We understand that two little chaps, named
,harles Smith and Thomas Livingston, who cap
ured with others in boat the Potomac few days
go, have been released and will be sent back to their
rends without delay. We also hear that Captain j. B.
tickets Of the federal army, who wounded and cap
ured in the battle of Manassas will leave to-day for tho
forth, having been exchanged FOR Captain De Langnel
FRS. Ricketts, who has shared his captivity from
or own choice, accompanies him. william H.
,yrd, who has for some time pas. been Gagged
the county Jail, win probably be released
q short time. Sydney g. Baxter has been appointed
Commissioner examine prisoners in the place Of Col
yous, resigned.
GENERAL FLoYD's REBEL ARMY.
The Dispatch says-"The army Of General Floyd, re-
emily ordered to Newbern Pulaski county has now beer
rdsred TO Bowling Green, KY. Those regiments o.
outhsrn troops which fecontly belonged TO this com
land were lately ordered 70 Charleston, end are now
roxs thithsr. The western Virginia regiments, which
institute the Command Of Gsaeral Floyd propsr ar,
ow ordered t61,SwrtS Gttsn, sxssps ono, which u
10 Lewisburg."
AmSog the extracts from Southern papers, the vcks
lrg SsN has account Of fight In the executive ono
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Rev r. Collins, DAVID ". wErNs 10 ELIZABETH JoNEy,
both Of Babylon, l..
. WEsr--BRowMsG.- Wednesday, December IS, by
the kev. J. s. Lord ID. ASos G. WEsr of Hartford
."onn., :" A Lille DRowsIso, only daughter Of j. H.
awning Of this city.
'"sks.-ln Scmers, N. r.. on Wednesday, De,
w -"nce OF tho brides father by tho
cember Is, at the res... ,-nes Esr ho,h NJ
Rev 8. j. Hhlyer, ISAAC G. Ma. 'p N
LarTk G. JoSEs, daughter Of Jaboz ~
that place
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sos BROADWAY, N. Y. Dec.
IRA HARRIS CAVALRY.

The Second regiment Of Ira Harris Cavalry, off,
cally known the Sixth regiment of New York volun
tser Cavalry Colonel Down. will leave New York for the
seat Of war on Saturday morning next This regiment
becoming proficient in their drill and will give their las
dress parade in this vicinity to-day at their camp
staten Island at half past two p The following com
pose tho Held officers AZ the'regimen.:-
oolonsI-- Down.
Lieutenant CoIOnel-D. McYicar.
First Nijor-James Daley.
Second Mdjor-- Cavsrdins.
TRtd Major-Fioyd Clarksoo.
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DEPARTURES.
Board Of Councilman.

The Board met last evening the President Morgan
Jones, Esq, In tho chair
Aftor tho minutes Of tho previous meeting were read
and approved, Quite number Of unmporaut resolutions
were presented Among them bills for fitting up
election polls which referred 10 the Comptroller,
with power.
An ordinance was adopted TO allow tbs Independent
Telegraph Company TO their wires through this city
after which tho Board adjourned to meet Monday
evening, at Ave O'clock
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gIi,r SAs"
:. gMf
80. 1851.
Queen. lin

inc oriental Queen, Of Now York for Queenstown,
acargo OF grain sprung acak tho 18th or Nantucket
and capsized The captain second mate and eight mon
fet In ooat and were picked up by the South Shoa
lightshp, after being thirty ono hours in boat Tho
mate and nye men were left on the wreck.
me lgntship lost her anchor and chain on the 18th,
ana arrived al Edgartown 70 day She has board tho
crew OF tho schooner Congress, OF Machas, which
abandoned November u in sinking condition, and tho
crew saved by the light keeper
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THE AMERICA OFF CAPE RACE.
Two Days Later News from Europe Due
Here On Sunday.

81. JOHNS N f., Dec. 10, 1861.
inc steamship America, which left Liverpool Saturday
and Queenstown Sunday Sth instant passed Capo Race
at eleven O'Clock Wednesday night three miles and half
distant Tho news boat reached within half mile of the
vessel, but evidently soon the steamer left
without being boarded The America took the place Of
the Persia and will BIO due at New York on Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-20

Trusscs.-Mnrsh 81 Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsscs Shoulder and Dr. Wadsworhs Uterine Ele.
yator-a superior article. No. Vesey street, Asor House
fho chnrrh
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The Bavaria Outward Bound.


The steamship Bavaria which left New York satur
dsy last passed. here at two O'Clock this morning. and
late dispatches, together with various commercial
telegraphic dispatches, were placed on board.
heavy storm has prevailed since this N.
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Photographic Aibums-A Large Assort-
mpni, anuiactured By A. DOW LING, IS G7 Nassau
street. Trade supplied. Price lists free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-20

Holiday PhotoSra phs--Beautiful Pre-
Offering, at HOLMES Park Gallery 25i Broadway All
the styles taken.
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THE IRISH RRTGADE
SPECIAL AND GENERAL ORDERS.

The following order has been issued by tho officer in
command Of the headquarters Of tie Irish Brigade this
city
SPECIAL AND GENERAL ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS IRISH BRIGADE,
500 BROADWAY, N. r., Dec. 10, 1851
Officers and prvates of the First Third, Fourth and
Fifth regiments Of tho Irish Brigade now in this city
hereby ordered to Immediately report themselves at
these headquarters for duty and transportation to join
their different corps in camp in Virginia Those neglect
ing this order will DO at proceeded against do
serters, and treated accordingly By order
Major r. W. WARRINGTON,
Commanding in New York.
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Rheum atIsm.

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