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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
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narhets-cAprruIIr REPORTED ,oa The n. Y. r.ass

Msrkefs-CARKFuLIr REPORTED goR The n. Y. fsnSs
MoNDAY, July ~ ~
AsHES-The narketi steady for both Kinds. Sis s ="
flour AND MEAL, Sc.-Tie market for Weston csst
Flour opeV better with fair inquiry for shipping bsnl -
closed dl lnd rather heavy, for the low grades Tbs ~
grades in fair request at about previous prices The - -
l35po Dbs at S4d - l0fcr superhne estsn ~
DO Sstei IS for extra Sta,e ~ t0a s. Tot ~
Do 81 d "a 80 fer the low grades ofWe stern Eksi
IS for Shipping brands Of Round hoop Extra Ohio and
d ~ p for trade brands do Canadian Flour sihoos -
changes the inquiry Is brisk for good brands Tho ~ g
held and in fair request Sales Of 100 bbls at IS
for mixed 10 good SUerne Baltimore Alexandra, se 20
so for the better grades Rye Flour 4, Ia fair ress q
80 sodS2 80 for jersey. and $40, for Brsndywine =
ORAIN-The market for Wheat is less active; " o.
i iSsasi S'i i %.n,ed ssIe. Of bu.S chc.;e
70Ge3c % o bush Chicago Club a, 81 $780, 6l'@
consia at 81 0Ias OF 500 bush Rscine spring at
1900 bush Red Western ~ iSg u To- S1ge es .o.
sl2s Oats are more plenty, and lower sales ~
dian at o. 23c, ard Western State at 81 az kSs ~
Inc uy and steady Of 800 ba. at &c &C. isf
erl t8a6c for Jersey and SIC for State. Com Is ysI ~
and s easier the decline there good export ana
fos Eastern mixed 9ia4sc Tor shps nixedi ale 'r
EN- yelley and lTdlsc for White western A. n
surs /. 3 but large holders older are no. ss
bbls at SIS IS for Mess $40 23 for Prime and sio ' ~
Beef 4 i iaI 1sSsss.s inS bend
Beef Hams are 10 fair requests sales OF 10 oo ~ sk
sa saf 1oT aSs anu aud for Hams. LsId
l. a. sir inquiry ssles Of a6 bbla aud te s99 s''"'
WHIsKY-The market is firm; the inquiry 10 hni ="
900 bbls. at lie. ~. S,r,,l urf
C0Yr0N-The market has been firm and ieii ~
ysils tho sales are $50 bbis We quote Middus uPsns
Gulf At l6dl6le. - ,., ara eni
COFFEE-Very little Is doing. Prices, however !"
Sales OF $50 bsgs Rio at l8c. 49,, ar. All
SUGARS-ModerAi sales making and plees !. M
sales Of s25 hhda, mostly Cnbs al sGecs ana ~ InA
OrlsaDs si 81 d6Sc. ..,..s. 10
MOLAssEsSma sales making q. former prc.sss ~
Ct 7shhds Porto Rice at zoe. and Is hhds bHps1Ssn
RICE Il Quiet sales of 100 tcs ct 80 23Gfb =
HlDESThe market continues Overlooked go ss -
stoci $4,000. We hear ofs sale OF 500 City SAns
'iEATHER--Thsrs isno change 10 eitbss Hsmieos
Pdcss ooatipas heavy. with ooly enaiI sAie~ sIa
rRUhT--3y auction 800 boxss Monitor Lemon E
NAVAL sfoRES-Ths dsmsad fof een@e9 hoan ~
ssdvs Vdsss hs's saais Mvnssd NJ ~ Nss'V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

TIE business Of the Clearing House was slj0l5,0 00
which is very small for Mondays settlement.
The figures Of the weekly statement of Bank aver
ages confirm our limitations Of Monday morning. The
changes are immaerial. but the aggregates do not
closely Indicate the actual amounts of the items. The
loans are higher and the specie lower than the aver
ages consequence Of the operations during tho week
in Government securities.
The allowing ga comparative statement of the con-
diiion of the Banks Of New.York City, July 20 and
Juiv 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

Bewsre Of CounteIfeits and limitations.
None genuine unless the facsimile OF CURTIS PRRKINs
EeyY ork Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold By Druggists throughout the world
Principal Office No. 10 Cedarst., New.Yogk-
Price only Is cents per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
Bala.ce.....:.,..,.::;.;;..;;;;;,..i,,'.s $50 =

fIIVf y IIN'"I'"
or tie above balance TO credit OF Income AeooasI
SIS ,'lG OIL has bceen paid for the purchase Of sS1
Chicago and Aurora Second Mortgage Bonds AL
SD, lCS 20 has been paid ior 81 900 Chc-go Bal
lington ard Quincy mortgage inconvcrtiJlc bonds al
1000 has been padfor The purchase Of $4,000
burlington and Quincy mortgage convertible bonds
making in all 500 2lj II for the purchase Of s3lo q
bonds Of the Company all Of which have been CSC
eeed and deposited with the Trustees of the respect
i've Sinking Funds. The cancelled bonds still aPFes
to tue debit and credit OF the COMPANY in general H
count and should DO deducted to ascertain the anois
Of bonds now outstanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
CuIKy ASSISTANT QUARTRRsas1TR'S OpYos
WAsHISGIoS ID. July n. 1861
GEAIED PROPOSAL q will BIZ received at this

~ Ofco until IL the 9Th prorimo 20 furnish Oc Five
Hundrcd Ton. OF good uerehhntabls TIMOTHY Hay IN
BALES to 10 delivered the Rroad Depot OF at the foot Of
Gst the Government Wharf on or before tho zJin day Of
August, 1911 -,
The bids TO be endorsed Proposal. for Hay Good a1d
ample guAany be furnished BY the party 10 whom tn"
contract may be swded for the ahtu fhmenl ofthe same,
also tho addrOss In fun -.
The Assistant tho night to reject ell
bids may be deced too high Payment to be maze when
all the hay Ia delivered.
u. II. RUCKEB, Assistant Qusrterrnaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
Eeaal Not,ees.

I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County OF HewYork notice hereby given TO all per
sons having oisius sgain GEORGE lllLEM an late OF tho
CITY OF New York deceased TO present the same wuh voucho
thereof the subscriber her residonee No iBS ssnon
street In tho City OF RewYoTk before tho twenty ird
dsy Of October 6eitDsed Newly ork the twenty second dy
Of April. 1861. MARGARET HlRLEAAN, Administratrif
apps lswGmT1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JULY 30 1861.
Proposals.
NAVY AoSNoY. EKwYosK, No. % N.ss.us'.
July %, 1851
NAVY BEEF and ORK.-Sealed Proposals.

NAVY BEEF and PORk.-Sealed Proposals.
Endorsed "Propo for Beef" and Proposal for Pork
may he win be received this Office until o'clock
saturday the ID day Of August next for nrshing aod
deive Jog OF all ,be United states, at the
Hsvy-Yafd st BTootlyu,
2 900 Barrels Of Beef,
400 Barrels Of Potk.
The Beef must be from wefstened cattle. The Pork muss
be packed Corned wefaitened hogs The beef pork
and ees conform possible in quality to the stsad'
ard assumed Navy beef aud pork aud must the usuai In
speciion Of the Nav yard
Every offer must be- accompanied by written guarantee
signed By responsible bidders to the effect that he
or the undertake that bidder bidders will hi. their
bid accepted ipo obi saon Immediately with good
sufficient suTeties furnish the article prOpoed This
guarantee be bS the certificate Of the w. T.
District Judge Dsd, Attorney Collector or Navy Agent that
the able make good their guarantee No
poss will he considered unless accompanied By such guarantee
Full particulars may G,certsipd upon application 10 tho
Comrsndant 0! the Navy Yard. OF thi, office.
N b. The above beef and pork purhged on Account OF de-
failing contractors and must be furnished within twenty days
after date OF notice Of the acceptance Of tie PROPOSAL
|. HENDERSON. Navy Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

Coal transported on the Delaware and Hudson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
Real C:state for Sale.

COTTAGES and FARMS for SALE.-Nlne
~ scres for 100, acres Sl59: ~ acres 'oO ao'
other arms Of all sizes. G. IL OLIVER No. 81 L'e1!,
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Properly
ACOUNTRY RESIDEH CT at Greenwich Conn; WIN % %
49,, oCd mostly new meadow Gne orchards end plenty u
other fruit trees large studded with ingoW shale uee
M dIinr and largo aud deira5e in every re-
nec Inaure AZ No qUarc. Tbs place As ready III
avery respect for immc date Occupation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

By the use Of these Pals the periodic attacks Of Fe,o's,
Sk ieodaoe may be prevented and tak.n at tho
mcu Of an attack relief from pain sickness will
obtained
They seldom fail in removing the N1s,sa ,ni Headache
Which females % subject.
They act gently upon Ike bowels. removing Co.eenem
For Literary Men, Student. Delicate Females and all per
.ous of tedea,ovy habits they valuable Larnts I'm
uroying the oppe giving and vgor to the digestive
cans and reorin. bs natural elasticity and the whole
system
The CEPHALIC PILLS aIs the result Of long Investigation
and carefully conducted experiments having been in many
years. during which time they hsvo prevented AID relieved
vast amount Of pain and suffering from Headache, hebe
originating in the nervous system from dsrsDsed sts Of the
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition and may be
taken a. all times with perfect safety without making chEng
of Diet and The Of any disagrea1s tas redsr sa'y
70 admiai,tey0tsn 10 ehadyea
BEWARE OF coUETERFEIr5!
The e.nuns have I'VE .snsturs. Of HENRY C. sPALDIsd
on each Box.
Sold by Druggist, aud 81 other Dealers In Msdcinsl
Abo1 will be sent by mail, prepaid reoel9! Of the
PRICE u CENTS.
All orders should saddres,odto
HENRY C. sPALDIEo
No. % Cedar T.. Nsw.YOrk.
~ single both. Of sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
VIII cave ten tunes Il, cost annuily..ed
sPALDIN0's PREPARED GLUE!
sPALpING's PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDINos PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
Y-"A STITCH Tux SAVE, NwK,".A
Il, accidents vR happen IN De7 regulated Jama &,
very desirable to have cheap and convenient way repair
ing Furniture Toys, crOckery, 10.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household Afford be
withOutit hGaway, ready and up the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MIA brush sccOmpanis, each bottle Price % cents.
Address
HENRY c. sPALDING,
No. 40 cedn-.t., EswYori.
CAUTION
AZ certain unprincplsd persons attempting palm Cd GA
the unsuspeotins public nsOui Of my PREPARED GLUE.
would caution al pssOss 10 examine before PURCHASING aa
| zoe that the full nauA t-f sts, ~ u, 81
n sPALDNgs PREPARED GLUE, "A
- ~ su6uxss $1,000 IN sxksp ~ s.x.Ga.s ~-sssA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-20
Police Intelligence, SO.

ARRIsr nv A ForruJE TEitrR
Anne Noorhces who calls herself a fortune.
teller, was arrested yesterday, charged with
having stolen S2d from Mrs. Eliza G. tssidy. Of
No. 2SI Spring At. II appears thnt she called
At the house and asked Mra Cassidy # sho
would like 10 have her fortune told. Mrs. q.
at Inst declined, but subsequently, consented.
and was soon put into mes mcrc state. during
which time the for.une-tcllor and the S26 dis
appeared. On tho arrest of tho accused she
denied taking tho money, but admitted being
ioftune-tcller. She said she was a native of
Ireland, ~ wears of ago aud lives In New Ior-
soy;, She was committed by Justice Kelly for
trial. Other similar charges are oNpectodt, be
made against her today.
SUSPICION OF IARCENY.-A man. calling
tims,lt Thomas Henry, WA arrcstci, Yesterday,
ON suspicion Of being concerned with two
women, famed Catherine Brown and Sarah
Csmf boil, IN robhing an elderly man Of watch
and chain, valued at $780, The women wcrc
arrested on wednesday. and. yesterday, while
before Justice Osborne for examination, Horny,
who Is tho "lover" Of Catherine, came into
Court, and was arrested snl committed TO await
examination. Tho watch WAS found in po,ses
sion OF mon who bad paid :32 DO for il. This
" the second time that Il has boon stolen from
the owner 10y females Of bad character, with
whom he bad association, and tho second time
the police have recovered It for him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-20
BROOKLYN

A SOLDIER KILLED IN ATTEMPTING no Rus
TnE GUAEp.-A private, named Clifford be-
longing to Captain Vaughan's company, Goth re-
giment, now quarterod on Governors Island
was killedy by a sentinel on Wednesday night,
while attempting TO escape from tho guard
house. Chilad, II appears, had CAUSED good
deal of trouble at the encampmont at East New
York, and was confined in the guard hous,
there. lilo was taken 10 the Island on Weines
day, and being very disordorly, was again pu
into the guard house. During tho night no at
tempted TO carry out the threat previously mad,
Of tliocting his escape, whom the sentinel OF
duty run him through the body with II hayonet
He died almost instantly thereafter.
SkArISG PRosrFCrs.- The Fifth avenue
-k,iing pond in now Hooded and everything l.
in readiness for cold snap to form ice for skat
irg. The Club, which heretofore limited h.,
number of members to 800 have, in consequence,
Of numerous applications, been compelled 10 70
cOneider their former action. Tho number o.
m, mbers is now limited to $50. The initiation
fee was fixed at the uniform rate of ~ for oacl
ptrson.
TIR HEALTH on THE MAYoE,-AlayOr Kalb
hcischs condition was considered as very preca
rious yesterday morning, but about dusk las
evening he was reported as slightly improving
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-20
THE HOLIDAYS.

WE BEG TO INFORM TIE PUBLIC
w that we have our usual Large and choice
stock Of imported anil d. mestic wines and liquors
Or inspection 81 tbs old established Arm Of PER
.EY . WHITE, OsS, fotA n, AIs, a DE tVlOS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-20
Court Of General Session.
TRIAL on CHARLES VI. JEFFERDs ron
MURDER
The Deed Confessed by Prisoner,
and his Mother Implicated.
Interesting Details Of Testimony.


The triad Of Charles NJ. Jtfiorts for the muir
dor OF Mr. Matthews on the night of the 3Oth Of
June last, 10y shooting, was resumed Yesterday
All the witnesses examined, except one, Mr.
VIM. 4. Walton, brother of tho Mr.. Walton
who was murdered the same night, testified OIL
the previous trial Of Jeilcrds, and no new fac
were elected today from their testimony. Mr.
WIN. Il. Walton, on being called to the stand
stated iha, on the 10Th of November last he Jaw
J,ncids upon the sidewalk in front OF ~ Now
liowciy, talking with officer Moore. The OIL
Ger went up TO witness, who was stardisg in n {
store, at the above number. ard askod IL the,
could have a drink. JciIofds said TO witness
do You know who an am Charles Jof
icrds, tho man who shot your brother. aud can
shoot you IA easily as shot him" Jetterd.
then drew pistol-;he officer seized him and
tNk tho pistol away; .l,iiorls tried TO got il
hack, hut iaSsk and then raid to tho olliccr,
you are the man that 10 me in prison .
}EaL lie then camo up 10 witness and said
bil, NhN hru ~. down go. , ! Lao,.
that ! nuTdcroC your brother, but did II be
c,us" hat 10 dot" Ito thon added, 'BiIl, II
you v.ii como down with the dimes, will give
Aon Information that viii bo worth $40, 900 Ia
YOU Officer Moore having takon the caps OIL
the pistol which no took from Jeiiorls, returned
It 10 him. Witness then asked Jeiierds ifthat wns
tho pistol with which he did the decd .Jcilor,l.
replied No, the District Attorney has H."
WitLcss then asked him how no had muir.
u'ltu MT, NNl'n. ITO replied That as he
could not bo tried again, he did not care who
knew it. lie then said that a. Walton came NJ
from tho 18Th 81, store, he stepped up TO him
and shot him. Walton fell forward, and JET.
irrls seized him 10 prevent his falling on HE
face. While Lo did so, Richard PASCAL toll,
i'm to let - and run, az he would 10 caught
defends also said that two DAYS before this h,
had guarrelcd with his mother about ~ 600
which no claimed as due him She had Ia,
snid, engaged him 10 mint tho murder an
Vas to give him o., 900, but she wanted TO de
duct ~, 200 TO pay James 7, Brady his hill foi
law expenses In civil suit, which ho would
not stand. Ills mother told him he was a loaf
er, and deserved hanging TO which he replied
that II lie hung she should DO hung with him
and that II she did not give him the ~, Ot o, he
would 80 to witness, from whom, ho said, H.
could easily got II. lie refused to cav auy
thing about the murder of MI Matthews
After being cross examined, during which moth
ing OF Importance was elicitod tho witness left
tho stand, and the Court adjourned for the day.
VIM G. Thornpager, lawyer was placed on
trial. charged with perjury in falsely tostlf,inr
in suit before referee, in which Mr. s. w.
Tallmadgc, the complainant. was interested
The case was not concluded when the Court
rose for the day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-20

Bovery with Belgian pavement, at the OK
pcnso q the city, that Pearl st from Fulton ~
70 Pcck Slip be paved wi b Belgian paw, M mi
at tho expense q the city; and that West AZ :.
irom Liberty to Courtlandt, and Courtlandt.
from Greenwich TO West, be paved with Bel,
gan pavement, half at the city's expense. The
two last Propositions have boen adopted by both
Tho Board cNncurrci with tbe AII.r,,or q,
organize tho allotment svstcn for ,bis citv y,
appointing Andrew V. Stout Commissioners
Adjourned 10 Monday naxt
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 20. ise,
Continued from s.ecna raae.l

"A
opinion whose income was less than fivo thou
sand q year. We are left now but with on
oulWark OF law for the protection of anything
mat is for tho protection II property in slaves
BE sure that out Of this peril you get some
thing worthy Of the sacrifices ii occasions. Lo,
us destroy the root of all our calamitios, which
may otherwise at any future moment again DO
siege us.
hiio' referring at length to tho issues Of the
slavery question as they appeared to the
speaker, and before the country, Mr.. Phillips
remarkcdi You may say this is strange Ian.
guage from me-a disunionist. I was a dis
uniotist hatod the Union whom union meant
slavery. l preferred disunion TO being the 40
complete Of tyraIts. (Applause) But now,
Nhen see what union must moan In order 10
last; whom you cannot havo union without iua-
tiec' and whom see twenty millions Of people
meaning that this Union shall mean Justice why
Shoull now oppose iR | cndcayorod to take
nineteen states out of tho Union aud consocra,o
them to liberty, and now twenty millions of
people answer mo, ave like your motto, but wo
will have thirty.fou statos."
The speaker went on to urge Immediate
emancipation ard prompt action by the Gov
eminent instead Of waiting until Col fought
Con. MoClcllans battles for him. Tho result.
he believed, would 10 victory in any event
tho nineteen free states could, mover become a
Sccoud-rate power. England, "tho most
trencherous and perfidious of modern govern
ments, would, he believed, DO glad TO aid the
South, in case the rebels became so desperate as
to themselves raise the battlc-cry Of libcrty-
a thing which ho deemed much within tho range
of possibility. In conclusion, he drew hopo-
iul picture Of our country free and happy.
The lecturer closed amid loud applause, and
with calls and cheers for Fremont the mootin;
adjourned.
Tlm SINru NEw YoEK REGIMENT Of Vol |
untcor Cavalry. for some time tncamp,d al |
Camp Scott, Staten | land, will take their de- |
rartnre for Washington today. They number |
one thousand mon, AMI will take with thcm |
two hundred AID fifty horses, the remainder To |
he supplied in camp. They will 20 by the Now |
Jersey Central road and New York and Ponns,l. |
vania.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-20

BURSED TO DBATH.-Coroner Gamble held
an inquest yesterday at No 1871 Wes' 39th q.
upon the body Of Mary Towen, a chill, who wa.
burned to death by her clothes taking fire from
como matches with which sho was PLAYING
while alone in the room.
-, The ssme Coroner held an inquest at No. 2gi
West 29th street, upon tho body of Catharine
Norman, chilli years of age, who also losl
nor life by her clothes taking fire from some
matches with which she was playing.
Coroner Jackman held an inauest at No 22t
West i2d street, upon the body Of child, is
months Old, who vas burned to doa'h by Is
clothes taking FIRE from burning stick with
which il WAS Having
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Stock FIuCruAr1nHa
his ,s,io u derived ~ ooup.<isn q ths Pi-s
klArd sNts each day,-


TIE letter feeling Al the Beard this morning 40
Iva taken as an indication II = belief among monAs1
mon that no war with Ens,.sa viii occur. Ths 70
"'"nd from the lowest poiuta u yesterday ID squ-a
To l@ih per cent. In government stocks the only
7al,s were II coupon 6ps Of 1874 At Y advance.
mi stNs Of 1861 ass. F.r the registered ares 4
Sal, SpH lid and spA asked, against aal-.
>tst riAy ~ low ~ sIA. state bonds were with
IT much change Alter the board today the dock
market receded 10 some e1tent with Considerable
t.lcs
There Ia more quiet feeling In money ma ttsrz.
with little OF relaxation In the rate IL lnteraa-I
get cent IL asked on hrat. class collatersls. M
large ON L1ndoA remains arm at ii0hAi1f with
,sLtious sales. Notwithstanding the report q
neuvy exports of gold, cannot hear that The
Ahica will take out more than 100000.
The Hank mc. ting has adjourned. Tho suljesa
4 Hsuspension 81 specie payment was not brougba
~. cretaiy Cnase was present and addrcassA
the meeting, and thu gem raj feeling expressed We
hat there are no financial trvuhles which cannot be
m'moun,ed by ordinary prudence and wise coma
lencc. The hsnhs are paying into the Sub Trcs-
ury the SS,bOo,OcO called for yesterday the forsE
billions due of the funded stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-20
Donrd Of CouncIImen, Thur.dny.

The Board last evening acted upon large
number Of papers, worthy however, Of no pub
lie interest.
A petition Of the Union African Church, in
ID av., to be relieved from an assessment for a
'swer In ID ay., was referred to the Comptroller,
with power.
The City Inspector was directed to give the
necessATy order to the contractor to have 4th
,v., from l7th to 26th stS., swept without de-
| y.
Reports were adopted, that tho Croton Boar
proved " pave Houston a., from ~. D 70 th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-20

THE Annual New England Festival will take
place at the Aston House on Monday next. II
sexpectod that the Governors Of several New
England states will DO present, with other in
vlted guests among whom are Governor Nor
gan, Governor Curtin, Rov. DIR. Adams, John
q. SAKE, Andrew johnson, of Tennessee, Col.
Mulligln ard others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-20

Mls,ISG MES HEARD FEoM.-Capt. Lou"
BicTal, Co, G. LIST California regiment, located
m AdamstOwn, Maryland, writes to his wife,
N this city, as follows: ~ received a letter
Hom some men belonging to my company, who
S,ro missing, and supposed to be killed at
Bll's BluH, that they arc at present in Rich
mond, Virginia. The letter is dated Dec. 1st.
Ploasc, request the Sun to publish the subjoined
MINES Of these men WIN. Ploss, Patk' Burns,
Iohn Vance, Joseph Wallace, Adam Gill, Joseph
AshmOnd."
The address Of Mrs. Bieral is at 2iO East 3Oth
,trcet
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JERSEY CITY.

LIEUT.. JASEwAY.-A letter was received il
Jersey City yesterday, from Dr, Phillips, Sur
geon of tho LIST n. j. Cavalry, stating tina
Lieut. Janeway, although seriously injured b.
eight gun-shot wounds, Is not considered dan
geIous, as none Of the balls took effect in an!
vital part.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-20

To LET-IN 9TH ST, WILLIAMSDURGI,
In neat louise is' llor; folding doors, ne VII
papertd, a., basement aud cellar, water ami sewer
age; Itnt 50. Next street; "a floor, rOOms, ne SlY
p,pered, painted ard basement; s.; oil {, th and
lump In entry; Gso rooms 80. Inquiie l. ing Isl.
abd Pottery, North 7th, next 9th ~. d2O 9'i01
TO LET, OR FOR SALE-RENT, S75
Il year price 81, 200 ; a neat cottage and barn,
with h,lf su acre II land, 3 Y miles from williams
DurRh Zen rics 2 omnibus lines rInuiug hourly
Plank. 10 al also a neat cottage and barn for Sib
per year d2O 2'lH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-20
SHIPPING, &C.

COR LIVERPOOL-SAI THIS DAY THt
81 lendid clipper 81 Up FRANCIS b. CT fling
com Ilcr 20 II. II; room for a few more pas engers
For T. usage, at low rates, 10 or fiom the old cOun
try Apply " THOS. g. ROCHE, 50 South st. die %
Y LINE FOR LONDON-SAILS TO-MOR
- ioW. The packet ship DANIEL WEBSTER
from er 10, T. X, and the packet ship GUY MAN
NERING rails Dec 20. For passage, at low rates
tpp,y b. TAPSCOTT a. co, 50 South st. 70