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BA,pw,x 'Moop.-On Wednesday, October q by the
Rev w d. c. Crawford, JosEpH &. BALDWIN to EMMA j
Moon nil 81 III scity.
Iaoy-LANr- Al s. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church
on Wednesday o. tober 2, by the Rev. Dr. Lindsay,
sisted by the Rev IT, Hagary, Rev. ASA r. Lyoy OF Fish
XIII, 10 Miss MAR, j., daughter Of Prof b. Lane late Of
Middlotown, Conn.
nj TIA Washnrnn snar Methodist Episcopal church. by
the Rev H. Mattson Rev j. + MesssoaE Of Gait, Cana.
ia West, to JEANNE f., dauL n'er l. NJ ferguson, Esq.,
OF this city.
NKwroN--RyKRsDx. I, Nsday, October l, by Rev.
Dr. Hawks, WnElOcg w. NEW TON, TO ANNA d. kisisoy,
all Of this city. 49,
RcHARp--McCABE Tuesda October by the Row.
Dr. Cummings Of St Stephens W r. RICHARD, 81. D., Of
Baltimore, to Miss JENrIE I. McCM ~,W luis clty
SrEgIssxh- IrDRooK-on Ssnda " september 20, by
the Roy. Isaac j. Knlloch FRIxaCK sriER'GER TO MAR
GARgr viaaHocK both Of this city.
Newark IN. ~ papers please copy
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hi'SoorL DIOCESAN CosvEN1roN-Th, 80, Ns.N ~
'loh OF the cergymen of the Epseo "a u'''ess "
Nc" YORK resumed their session in " ~
'Aapoi yesterday, pursuant TO previous
meht' The Right Reverend Bishop Potter "
cupied the chair, and the attendance was m, oi
more numerous than at the former meeting week ago
ihe Time OF The Convention almost entirely occupied
ny BISHOP Potors annual address and lively discussion
with regard to the propricty of dividing docess In
the Bishops address brief aslon was made 10 the dis
taccd state OF the land after which the speaker gave
synopsis Of the business Of the docess during the year
from which II appeared that the number confirmed was
3542a large increase The number OF the previous
year. eight churches and chapes had been consecrated
nve corner stones laid, twenty five clergymen transfer
rod, two displaced at thor request, twenty
didates for orders ordained The deaths IN the ministry
were thirteen and the increase of Clergy the num-
Der last year was forty nine Sermons had preach
cd and services held IN eli OF the docess visited
The Bishop referred to the policy of dividing tho doces
which he dsapprovet in the present state or the
try The question belonged 10 the General Convention
and the introduction Of at this time might be injurious
to The church IN this diocess His abors during his vi
STATION weio extensive, and Nc thought lac might in
future years REQUIRE assistance but he confessed e could
not but vie. sucaa proposition with deep interest when
he considered the present state ST tho docess At the
conclusion q the Bishops address the discussion rela
tive to the division o. the diocess takon up and
warm debate tho Convention adjourned TO this morn
ing at nine o'clock
The ASsIyglssARY AMERICAN BmE UNION took |
Tsace at tho church cornor OF Broome and Elizabeth
streets yesterday morning, the Rev. Thomas Armitage
presiding Tho proceedings confined tho election
Of board Of officers and tho reading OF the annual re-
ports Of the Secretary and Treasurer According TO the
statement OF Dr. Parmec tho receipts during the past
year amounted to S2i $50, and tho expenditures TO
$40, 1888. The Union will reassehblc this morning.
BASE BAIL-3UruAL or HoBoHEy ATLANTIC BRoog-
LYN.-lhese celebrated clubs VIM play match the |
grounds OF she former at Hobokcn this Thursday after
noon at twvocock. They viii, as usual attract large
eoncourse Of the base ball fraternity and others interest
ed in the game the reputation Of both clubs being nrst
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THE VOLUNTEER FUND.

Anna Felen, alias Bauer was brought before Alderman
Chpp at the Second District Police Court charge Of
deraudng the city and county Of Now York out of SIT co.
under tho following circumstances The prisoner, it
appears called the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
the sixth Senatorial district No. 10 Fourth avenue
% OF August and presented certificate TO the effect that
her husband was actual service private in Com
pany b. Eighth regiment New York Volunteers, and
commencing that the bearer DO paid the sum Of So SO
weekly Tie certificate signed by the officers Of the
Eighteenth ward and appearing to be all right upon rs
face permitted to draw upon the funds OF
the committee for several weeks Subsequently 1t was
discovered that Mrs. Fellens real name Bauer, and
that she had claims whatever upon the charity OF the
Volunteer Fund. complaint was Immediately instituted
against the mpostor and yesterday she arrested by
officer McCork. The prisoner stated that she thirty
six years age and resident Of No. Alb First
nue.. Committed for trial.
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Total for the yea
FESTIVAL OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN Asylum -Ex

FESTIVAL OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsyLrM-Ex-
tensve preparations have been made to render tho
nua festival Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Of
this city, which takes place at the Academy Of Muse
day fine affair. Two grand entertainments TO be
gvenonc at two O'Clock in the afternoon and the other
hafpast in the evening. host Of distinguished
artists have generously volunteered their services and
the programmes for both afternoon and evening present
good selections Of theatrical and musical pieces Tho hui
name objects and the benefits Of the institutions APP
parent Lonely orphans, deprived Of the powerful in
uence Of parental guidance, tenderly taken within
their shcerng walls whore kind teachers endeavor
far possible make for the loss Of maternal love
and Maternal care.
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Our War NInps-Colored Edition.

now edition Of HERALD War Maps with late and i'm
portant Maps now ready. Size Of sheet 4Ox50 inches
Contains thirtytwo Maps, beautifully colored. Single
copies 25 cents; $12 so per 100 Agents wanted. Adj
dress E. F. LLOYD, exclusive agent POS Broadway, New
York.
ILoyp's GREAT MILITARY MAI or VIRGINIA AND MARY
rASD ready. Size, 33x46 inches. Colorcd in
tics. Price 25 cents. Agents wanted 4. F. LLOYD,
Publisher 20S Broadway n. Y
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night The great magician
HERMANN Ar BHcok. = psao,,., a,,,,o, r,
makes his appearance bcfor. ,o,ces, ,rcrs !, ne !,
bill OF the evening embraces the :. -ro, ,ho annaar
a'guratory and comic pr, xrammes' - ~, ar ior.o
ance of the box sheet there l., every prosp'S 80
and brilliant house
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THE MORGAN LIGHT ARTuLERY.

This regiment will have e chapere and flag raising
this afternoon al their camp Elm Park, Staten Island
The boat will leave with the guests Of tho occasion FROM
the foot OF Cortlandt street ut eleven A. ii.
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Look mt the Map OF Misxouri-
KEY TO 1900 MILES OF TERRITORY TO THE PACI

The grca, impending battle there will decide the fate of
Missouri FremoDts base Jefferson City while Prices
Lcxngon--both pickcts extend
that Fremont IS liable 70 be outianked See LLoYDS
OFFICIAL STEEL PLATE MAP OF MISSOuRI-draw
surveys Of each county for the Land once Department.
and co,red nicely in counties Price &c. eight for ST.
Money refunded any finding In this map.
Agents II hundreds j. I. LLOYD, l54 Broadway.
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PROFESSORS IN THE FIELD.

In tho recently published lists Of appointments as
brigade find tho Of three professors
colegcs-Dr. Frank II. Hamilton, Of Bellevue Medical
College; Dr. John G. Dalton, of The New York College Of
Physicians and Surgeons and Dr. Rufus King Browne of
the New York Medical College, Tho learned thus furnish
an example for the laboring enter the SERVICE
duties Of tho army surgeon well known to be Of the
most onerous character.
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Co Mca"a sDra a or Murray, Eddy &
W. nmnn,ucky aud Missouri state Lolteres =
q "a hIIS m Extra chass Sl9-0clober2 1851
~ -. -, u, ~ ~, a., Ga, go, IS, SO, 6l.
40 - hsSrucKY, CLASS 520-Ocober 2 1861.
80, ~, II, 3d. 40, !, so. "a, IA, 7, Gs, so, 80.
o'oui"rs sent free Of charge BY addressing either TO
MURRAY, EDDY Co,
Covington KY, or st. Louis, NO.
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NIMrriel.

The Finest and Most Graceful Hats Cn,.
ma. smsns in New York are manu-! acturcd and snd
b v a. PENSCIiEID ll3 Nassau street.
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Gray Hair--Its Diseases, Change OF CO.
Tor and Establishment New Treatment for Badness,
by ORA, DJEAN, Aston place.
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To Army Sutlcrs.-Special Designs, Silk
Observation-Disclosures the army .. BAILEY i SOUTuARD'S,
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seen t hiie displayed IN Mature IN nothing be
~ W ahaee than la knoxs Fail STYLE OF Hats
cra prrct gems n the way Of fashion, and win In.
ovasc tue ssi rebLec OF The mon Tho reue
raj stock, which Is being daily Increased M KIM ,,s
way 10 the most complete elegant 10 be found N me III,
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS in NEW YORK.
THE CAMERON LEGION.

The Vanderbilt Guard, Colonel Raymond, has recently
attached itself this regiment and will 90 into camp
Saltersvillc Now Jersey, by friday next where every
preparation is being made for their reception. Owing
tho consolidation of these two regiments Colonel Ray
mond has accepted tie position Of Major, which was
formerly held By J. uocks who this account
resigned by request " Colonel Dunham Their head.
quarters still remain at No. "A Greenwich street.
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Fall style Young Gents Hats. aIso.
2lG Broadway - - '"o iia''er,
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssIFICf .TION.

BENJAMIN, ISAAcS, AuCTIoNEER WILL SELL
- this day rhursdayl .o oesSk a. y6 West Fifteenth
street, near Eighth avenue the Furn ure story
and hack waluut Bedseads ureaur Tables Washstand@
usir Mattresses Gas Fix ores Sofas Lounge and
very superior rosewood Cpinet Writing Desk, mahogany
Extension Table BRUSSELS and Grain Carpets Oicoth
Mating Glass and Chin, Ware ivory Handled Knives with
ot Of Kitchen ucnss Goods mus, be removed day
a. sale Sale positive.
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Singer s. Co.'s Sewing Machines, with
the improvements. Great reduction in prices Call
and examine at As broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tor-
pees.The bes3fn the world Wholesale and RETAIL the
Dye privately ~ piled No. Aston House.
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PHILADELPHIA NAVAL NEWS.

IHLADKTHA, Uot. =, I6bI.
Tho Harriet Lane sailed day for the South from her
with incomplete armament
The gunboat 5ciota was launched this morning.
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HIPS Piatr Dye--50 Cents, Black or
brown besn Depot No Barclay street, and sold BY
nj drug
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THE TENTH REGIMENT, NATIONAL ZOU-
AYES.

COL T. Bendix now recruiting in this city to Gil up
to ,04S men. Lieut. Col Kder and Lieut.. Aaron Seeey,
The Quartermaster, are here recruiting service. The
regiment is at Fortress Monroe The Lieutenant Colonel
being very sick, the duties devolve on Quarermaster
Sesley who working night and day for the regiment,
sending of by every train large squad Of recruits
Those wishing Join may apply at $50 Broadway and
corner Of Third avenue and FIFTY eighth street.
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THE ENGINEER AND ARTISAN REGIMENT.

Colonel Serrel has just returned from Washington with
order from the Secretary Of Warto DO approved by
Governor Mrgandrectng this regiment To be mustered
IN regiment or engineer officers and soldiers They
are ordered to Fort schuyler to complete their organ2a
ton and proceed to Washington with all despatch The
increase OF pay which this gives viii doubtless Oil up the
ranks at once. Tho officers nro all engineers Of expe-
rence and the mon are all mechanics, and but sk
full men in the various branches Of mechanics &C
scepted.
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Rey utffu1 Com pie xiOn.-Lai rl's Liquid
Pearl achieved celebrity having equal for pre-
servD and Identifying the complexion and skin No. 40
Bro .dway.
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MORE vESSi.''S FOR THE GOVERNMENT.
The steamers vandet.at, Atlantic, Baltic, Roanoke ana
Coatzacoalcos have been chaered by the government
They taking in coal and lifting up with berths 70
accommodate a large number Of troops.
The Maanzas and Oriental have been charter
cd by the government for during the present war
The government has also purchased private terms
the propensvs Seneca Uncas and Sachem
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MISCELLAN ECU >.

AN IMMENSE DEDUCTION.
"A JEFFERS, OF 573 BROADWAY,
Offers his entire stock OF ladies' and chdrens Shoes,
greatly reduced prices No such opportunity has been
ladies DC New York obtain his goods at
scale Of reduced prices JEFFERS 573 Broadway.
hlU. s. PASSPORTS ISSUED BY EDWARD BIS
n SELL, agent al Broadway. corner OF Chambers
Ii WOOL UNDERSHIRTS, &C. ALSO
N Silk, Buckskin and Merino, Wholesale and Retail,
at the old established stand,
NO. 81 NASSAU STREET. PRICES Low.
IRA PEREGO SONS,
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS RADICALLY
"A. cures rupturesThe latest invented principle
action In and up, ghest and cheapest Pamphlets gratis
T. w. PITTMAN, General Agent, 4S2 Broadway, GRE
CORY COs, Is Bond street, New York.
LII WEDDINGS SHOULD BE ANNOUNCED BY THE
IA style OF Cards and Envelopes furnished by h
DEMAREST, eugraver, lS2 Broadway. Samples BY mat.
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a NEGRO pREAcuING sEcEssIoN pocTRINE,

negro named John Jones brought before Alder
Chip, at the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day morning. charge Of dsoderly conduct preferred
against him by policeman Booth Of the Twentieth pre-.
cinct. Tho officer stated that he found the prisoner
mounted -four barrel in Thireth street, preaching
secession doctrine to large Of men and
children lie determined he said 10 get down South
and help JeG Davis whip the Yankees and going
rapid rate about the utter hopeessncss OF attempting
to conquer the rebels when the officer up and pushed
him of the barrel Tho sudden interruption irrtatcd tho
colorcd gentleman beyond endurance, and, hauling
or, no hit the policeman full In the face. A
IL was doubtful who would of triumphant;
b the officers club turned the SCALE and the negro
finally compelled to submit. Jones evidently do
msnted although he Claimed to BIO Of sound mind and
man Of more than ordinary intelligence He said he
dcrstood the subject Of negro slavery most thoroughly
and could convince the Court OF the truth Of his ngu
mcnt If he would only be allowed tho privilege Of
tinung his harangue. Alderman Chip not anxious
to hear lunatcs rawlings however, and cut the mat
ter short by ordering him to be locked up
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Barry's TricOpherOus Is the Best and
heape article for Dressing Beautifyng Curling Cleaning
Preserving and restoring the Hair LADIES' try it. Sold by
all druggists.
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SOLDIERS, PAY

Suppose private to have served yeer, and that
being the end Of the his with the govern
ment reduced to cash valuation, would stand about
thus
For II months pay, at S13 per month. $3.50
For - months Communication for clothing, at SO go. AZ
For IL months Communication for rat.ons, Sl2... IA
F0r bounty luo
For grant Of 100 acres Of land Tin prospect, valued
say Observation-Disclosures. ............. 100
Total for the year 1902
And surprising his average travel from the place OF
ronent to the place OF master be 200 miles, he
ccives $50 fy cents for each twenty mes), and the
addition.
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CARBINES FOR THE ARMY.
m rrrr rD1Tnp np Trtr IJEp Am

Halls carbine a breech loader and condemned by tho
government. They have been sold by the government
at tho public sales held at lac various United States
depots at 81 to s. each Shapes and other brooch
Ioadiag guns improvements Halls, hence render
ing them obsolete. The price has been 81
to 50, and where found may now be bought for $40,
which IL adear price, Any higher price paid by the
government is simply swindie PRO BONO puBI.lCU.
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A Pure TObacco.-XeIlO1v Bank Tobnc-
co.GOODWlNS Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all
impurities sale by all tobacco aud 'scgar dealers and
wholesale by T. GOODWIN BROTHER, 2U7 anu 2J9 Water
NAVY
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best in the
worldHarmcss, reliable and instantaneous. sold and
applied at BATChFIOR'S wig factory, 10 Bond street
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Trusses.-Mnrsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses, No. vesey street, Asor House, opposite the
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Il III L N Any.

CONSTELLATION, soop-ofwar, %, Commander Thos. A.
pornin Tho marine department board tho Constela-
ton, now at Portsmouth, N H.. numbers thirty-epht
EN- rank and hc. Orderly Sergeant Rothscheil who
rs Command OF the guard, served with General Scott
IN ~ war with Mexico
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DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Banisher.-Pricc
per bottle Sent By mail express 10 any address. oce
lS9Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

(HARPETINGs AND OILcLoTHS AT GREAT BAR
~ gains q, HIRAM ANDERs0N'S, 90 Bowery.-Englisls
Rugs Mats Mating Druggets yards widc) Olcoths 40
~ Bowery - '' N'
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r OST-oN MONDAY EVENING SEPT. So A SMALL
Ia Scotch Terrier TO the OF Jack. s. rs
ward will be paid for hts Ga Fifth
r OST--A LARGE BLACK AND WHITE NEWFO CND.
IL land Dog the Of Charley, and mad
rusty chain collar Three dollars reward for ny one
bringing him back TO 6lla Second avenue, or to William
street.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THU
relief OF the sick and distressed Afflicted with irulent
and chronic diseases Medical advice given gratis by act
ing surgeon Valuable reports certain diseases,
me new remedies cmployedn the dspensry sent IN sealed
lner envelopes free of chargn Address DIR j. SKILLN
HoSGHroN Howard Association No. South Ninth street.
hsRL. lpDia. ~
The national Republican., 1861-12-20
M We have received the following reply I

NH- We have received the following reply to
the structures Of J. +. H. upon Truth:
The object of "Truth's" article was not to
abuse Miss Dix, nor the Sanitary Commission,
but to state facts In relation 10 the position
they actually held here, and TO relieve the
medical bureau from the false charges which
they have cast upon 1t. II would seem that he
endorses the complaint, made against the
system which governs the medical bureau. He
asserts that "Ths system Of raising hospital
funds is the worst that could be devised" In
his opinion. In Truths" opinion, 1t is the
best system that could be devised for military
hospitals, and allows no waste Of time OF
money, unless the medical officer in charge il
lazy and dishonest, which is not often the case
But even If be were, it is hard to see how he
could cheat as he Is obliged to account fol
every dollar he receives. But "waste no.
wisdom on 70 oolishness" is another old adage
which Truth" holds in great respect and
| therefore, this must come to close, with thi'
| recommendation to J. F. H., to keep his TEN
per in check, and reserve his effervescent rag,
| for the rebels, and to take little valerian tc
quiet his nerves. TRUTH
The national Republican., 1861-12-20
THE TRENT AFFAIR WILL PROBABLY
BE AMICABLY ARRANGED!
Secretary Chase and the New York Bankers

Point Of Rocks, Dec. l9.-At ten O'Clock this
morning, rebel battery of three guns, Hanked
uith about two hundred infantry, suddenly
commenced sheing the enoampment Of Col.
Geary's Pennsylvania regiment. About twenty
shells, well aimed, fell in the midst Of the On.
campment, the first within a few feet Of Lieut..
Col. De Korponay, commanding. The six oom.
panies in camp were well deployed and en-.
trenched. The Twenty.eighth regiment opened
fire with two guns, the first shot disabling one
rebel gun the second falling in their oentrs.
Our battery then advanced, and poured con.
tinuous FIRE into them, silencing all their guns,
and driving back fourth one, reinforcing
The rebels were driven from their position in
full retreat, killing at least fourteen and wound
ing many. Our side did not lose man. The
euga ement lasted half an hour. After the
rout Of the rebels their viotors turned their
guns on some houses near an old furnace on
the Virginia side, where about q hundred and
fifty rebels we're secreted, and drove them out,
killing and wounding many. The guns were
admirably served.
81. Louis, Dec. l9.-Dispst0hes received st
eadquarters here, from General Pope, state
that after forced march yesterday he got bs.
tween the enemy enoampsd six miles from
Chillowee, johnson county. They are 1900
strong in Clinton and Henry counties; but ~
soon as they heard of his approach, they beat
a rapid retreat towards Rose Hill, in Johnson
county, leaving all their arms, baggage, muni
tions, papers, &C., in our possession. General
Pope then threw forward ten companies Of
cavalry and section Of artillery in pursuit,
following with the main body Of the army at
johnson, Bates county. The rebels, being
closely pursued, scattered In all directions, but
mostly towards the South. Pope then forced Q
strong cavalry reconnoitre to within Is miles
of Oceola, and captured one hundred and fifty
fleeing rebels, with all their baggage, horses,
&c. Other squads-some ten to fftesn-were
taken, making the aggregate number Of pris.
oners about three hundred. No fighting 10 re.
ported to have occurred. General Pope says
that the whole country between Rose Hill on
the west and Grand river south 10 clear of reb,
els. Price has only eight thousand troops at
| Oceola.
Mem York, Dec. l9.-At the bank meeting to.
day, all pending questions Of accounts with the
Treasury Department were harmoniously ad
justed. Secretary Chase stated that the present
balances with the associated banks would bl
sufficient for his wants till about the middle oi
January, before which time he had oonndent
expectations our military and naval operations
will give brilliant and decisive results; and be
did not doubt that the questions with great
Britain would have pacific solution. He made
no proposition for further financial arrange.
| msnts at this time.
Exchange on London is frm, at lloi to Ill.
Nc,o York, Dec l9.-The rumor prevails
here that Secretary Chase received = dispatch
from Washington, that justifss the belief that
tho Trent affair will be amicably settled.