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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-05

NourEILE ORLEANS, 16 Juliet $780,
A rHonorable Conseil Ccmmun
do Ia Vile de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans:
i rs soussigpes propr1etaires sur In rue
- st. Louis demAndent votre honorable dc fae
econne DIES banquettes brque perres
rgoes ho les duN coes de 10 de des
Gaivez Les banguees devront atre exhaussees Lou-
rage adujge par lie Contoeur apres cnq ours
dams la gazette ofciele pdtitionnaires etc.
John Jacob q pieds.
Misses Muldoon, q :.
Ben. Faith, q :.
Henry Galway, q
H. H. Patemaun, As :.
VIM Mcdonald, 81 :.
R. Stuhenvauch, 81 =.
Michael Tobin, % :.
Geo. Hartmann, % =.
H Grifou, .. 81
Bontemps 3
Jacob Burkhardt So
r. Barry, 81 :. &
Cob. Vegel, o
JAS "A. HOPKINS,
OFT 1awSw secetaire DIES Assistants Aldermen
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JUDICIAIRR, JOSEPH STTSSON et
p, +, M, MAUNSEL WAITE, JR.-
HiA VEtsTU d'un writ de fierI f;,cf:as IA moi
~ addreSSt hon0rnble Cour du District idi.
caPe pHrGsE de dams lna cidessus ie pro-
ciapres dc .icnts h pnhaue adjilicet"n de-
TOCS LES MEL BLFS EFFETS conenIg dHns Hotel DIN
Nean"hh, euG Fampe das Camr 1t nfvetlr dams
le Premier District de VILE iyant invenaire dapo, en-
bureau pour ,urY '-F''s I'll
Appsr'ennnt defcndeur stinson sa5 duns nAre ci
de $500 INFANT -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de padiraeatjon
ja28 fe3 9 Sheriff de Ia Pa ossa 5 y
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sElE8IEN2S SALES
SpcoYp DIsrRrCr Courr FLEU RETTE GOnCHAUX. VIII
of New orleans of Joseph ISRAEL VS.. MARY


sncoyp DISTRICT covR4 FLtEqgRETTE G3nGHAUX; wife
u. WV 0rltahS' l&RAFt--No Il Az ~ N>''
ny VIRTUE of u writ of fieri Smcias to
NE Directed by lho Honorable the rcnnd rc Court of
New earS in the above entitled canse will proceed to sell
At public auction, at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine Streets on THURSDAY 4h day Of Feb
ruarr, 1861. NJ Il o'clock, VI - -
THE uHEXPiRED TERM OF THE LEASE OF the prem
Uses situated NJ the North west Of Thua and Dtyados
street, IN The First District Of this city. ''Ae
Ald Lease being for the three years commencing on
nh 10 he computed from The first day of nIarv ghceu hun
dred aud sixty for tho monthly of sixty dollars in no
payable on the first DIV of each month.
Seized in the above Bu
TERMS Ihe purchaser the falls Rue and the
haanceoi the price of adjudication any caS on tho spot
-, n. I. PAkKEE,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,
nhuSIENE Cow DE DIsrRlcrl FLEURETTE GODGHAUx
epouse de JOSEPH RAhL
dc Ia Nouvellcortans. Va. MARX lSRAEi. No
I'm vERrU a,u,, J,, f44 IT, fer, ,,o,as
N MOI adress0 par FOnorahe neuxieme District
dc Ia Nouvelle Orleans dams ae cidessus prnc6deru
JEuDl, Ia de isvrier 1861, midi H6tel de Ia Cite
ro de Ia Commune entrs 5u Camp das MggaSnB
Yente pnblique ct adjudication do
, Liz TERME RhSTANT DU BAIL de Ia maisun situae il
nngle NO des ines Thae ct Dryudes dams lie rrtmeer
District de cette vile.
lie dit bail duran reRpnca do trn nnn6ps cor-
nencan lc Ter dc anver 1860 exptrant 10 81 dc yler s3
mois. - ~ 'H'N
saise dams rairpre cidessus
CONDITIONS Iacquareur paen lie oycr son cchdnnce ct
Ia balance du pix dadjudlcaton sill await compliant au
moment de l'adiudcation.
" E. 7. PARKER
= la
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p. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of OrleanE.

dsla Nouvele- Orleans. ORLEANS vs. SAM II't,I
! Y0RK-No 85S2 '|s'o ''i'
NV EEITU d'Mn writ de smisfe ct ycrpte
o mlFes1e par Honorable SXieme Cour de District de
u nf dIms ahre cdessus procaderai lie
DC Ia Commune entire les iu Camp des Iagsns In
cTEtinn savoir-- 90 ,' ~ ''''0 IA uoS
DuHE FOETIoN DE TERRE stuGe dams 10 Oratrif,c
District re cetie VILE dams et par les res Harmony
81 david Upper Line ct y Andae Ia portion de ree
ayRht lj nadS ponce ct gnes de Il la rlG St. hndra
100 pieds de face ~ Harmony couan dams Ia Droon
de $50 pi,ds. ' '' ''' '"GHUa
SaiSiedWns la9airn ci-dessug
CONDlTION6-Comptan au moment de padiudicat1on
ia30 fe26 m2 Sh6rIfde In Pordis ea> Il i H r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-05

Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYokALry OF NEW ORLEANS
nv VIRTUE of Resolution No. 53sS OF the
- Common Council Of the City of New Orleans and in
given that is the intention of the city Orleans to cause
ballast road TO be constructed Magnolia street. from Felicity
Road Washington Avenue, accordance with specifications
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
Proclamation par lie Marie.
MARIE DE LA NoUvELLE ORLEANS,
a Conseil Conmm de Nou Orleans ct conformt.nent
la section 10 de Ia Chae de la VILE avis par present
donne Que inenon de la vile de la Nouvele Orleans de
tae macadamser Ia Magnolia partir de In F6cte
lasqna avenne Washington, conormsment specifications
ms tawaw JOHN t. MONROE, Marie
NEw ORLEANS. June 80, 1860
of tho City OF New Orleans:
TEE undersigned owners OF property ON
to Caronde!et Walk respectfully pray that ordinance or
resolution be passed, according for the sale of
tract Tor the construction ola brick sidewalk borerod by curb
stones and woden CUTTERS tne southeast side of Gavez
+. GriGon. 282 feet
Fl Rn E Psisnsnn. &:
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NouvEILE- ORLEANS, 80 JUN 1860.
A PHonorable Conseil Con1fnun
do Ia Vile de In observation-disclosures:
~ soTsstEnes proprietmirGs SUE lie cote
Carondee re8pecueusemcnt demandent honorable
corps commencement Ia io d'ordonner Ia dun conat
duTe ct goes bos sdest de Ia rue Cavez de
10 rue Bienyille an Chemin Carondelet.
f. Z. Gg5%n, 282 peds.
VIM. Volkma1n % :.
Of IRpST SecrGtaire des Assistants Aldermen
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mo. 1921
That The eompts.sF be and he hereby authorized
official Journal contract for furnishing delivering the
city ageeablv 70 specifications OF the Surveyor five miles Of
W inch cast iron pipe fer the Levee Water Works. said
e9udtcaon to be subject the approval rejection of the
Common Council
(Signed1 LEA F. BAKEWELL.
President Beard of Assistant Aldermen.
rSigued1 j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved August 8, 1860,
fsignedi JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor
Notice hereby given that on SATURDAY 9th Of March,
1851 will adjudicaea my Office at IL O'Clock NJ the
contract,
ais 6st Y. nUPLEssIs Comptroller
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Z. 7. PARKER,
te2 b "a Sheriff de Ia Paroisse ,'OrlGan
sEooSP I DmrHleT COURT }GITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
nv xyrpn,v11 No, lTl47.

sEooNP DISTINCT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
Oh new orleans WILLIAM BARRETT
~u ryr.-, y No 1T.A7,
RX VIRTUE of writ of fieri fneias
~ to me objected by the Honorable the Second District Conn
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will rroceed to
sell nj public auction. the City Hotel Common street b
tween Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY Isl dnv
OF March, 1851 at Il O'Clock H. the following described
property towt- "
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
ct or this city in the bounded by Annuncon Race
constance nd Robin Streets SAID lot feet front
on An1uncaon street. by 2S feet in depth more fully
appear by reference to The rolls said District on
hie IN the TreRSurer'S Office of city.
Seized in the above SHIT.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
F.. T. PARKER,
sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
DHUHIEsE Coun De n1srRscr LA WILLIE DE LA MILE
''sN"'' BH RREFrrTT ! H,Ii7l AN
TN VERTU dun writ de fieri faeins.
- moi adreSsd par lonorable Deuxeme Cuur dc
DC Ia ORLEANS dams uTae cdesFs 10 procEdera Ia
YEHDREDi Ter de mars 1861, midi, HGel dc Ia Cite
rue de Ii COMMUNE entire les du Camp des agasns
Ia Vene pubqne ct adjudication do la propri5 don't suit
In desfripton, shvoir
uN TERRAIN su5 dams lie Premier District de cettc Vile
dams iet bnrnt les de pAnnoncnton de la Course
constance ct Robin lie dit terrain 90 pcs de face
la rue de r. nnonCation LIS pieds profonde1r
Ansl gull Rppert plus ampemcn tab'eau dassessement
du dit District deFet bureau cee vile
Saisie dams l'afare ci-dessus,
observation-disclosures au moment de 'adiulicatnn
f. T. Parker
JN-s lH=i mi Sheriff de IN PArnsSe d. Drlssng
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-05

81 EC0MD DESTEGCT PsSUN D-yWaa brought
streets, 3estras-- 49,
s1ae light yellow She Goat with collar and chain.
& One baaek Com, with black ear.
Wlich claimed within three DAYS and the eS,a,,ses
l will be sold atpubic auction said Pound on
Elm esd III, February d, 1861 u; 10 O'Clock Al III -
N New Orleans FebnaTy 2 1861 5y535. 1aE
Registered February q 1861. 77s
ALFRED al DUoRos.
4 inf
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I ISFRANCR'S FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUT1FYING l. INVIGO GRATING l. REGULATING

Ca5res fthe Body Cheerful Disposition Wing Bioebes
choy Ds s Psp Of hn ea 10y Pa spr' or 4ss a
5 bts Ss M ss and 81 the Tsogs forms
which the Female Sex IL subject. ''''''"' ~
o 1T HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
oIlEimay compounded for The of bringing
any I'd al cir nm hsreneks Female Cordial
| all il has been represented. w ~ 4 ~
The Indy of Of the prominent citizens of Mobile has
recently been of Debility Low Spirits borepn nn
loss Of mind through apathy inacion of womb BY the
Called this excited healthy action and She was
% d f 10 health huppiness and the society of her
Numerous equally surprising the most desperate Fe
male CASES OF disease have become known the proproors
Fs-sold hy JOHN WRIGHT & co Nav Orleans. TAI
LANr q co. Mobile and Druggists generally SEA "
III a.gg, .tt!HN NAUpIPsUr, SUCCESSOR no
.a95GE3 o. sl'Eak1.EY, 1913 Rampant rnsnnfsot
hortest NOTICE ~ ~ H., -io
NOTICE no CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
PATENT SAWED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
10th Rough md Dressed, from the very best YELLOW
FINE and CYPRESS TIMBER sale in lots 10 suit purchasers
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE
felg " STAR planning MT New Basin
IN C}G-MR. F. BsLCHEH Is NO LOT- Err in ou
Orders for FasmRns Tie left at No. 90 Commercial place
WIN Mers j. = Strawbrdge Co., will attended to viii
more ore nromptitnde hereafter. " VIVA
azg I'm FAsSMAN 4 co.
- OF THE CELERRATED
STACKER IRON wORKs'
Sugar Kettles from g to inches Is N INCH
-. % to AZ inches diameter. l a. an i1eh
under q inches dAIas!sr Is an an ioSi
u. +. IAv1LLEBEuvRR.
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F1EOPLas' LIME. PEOPLES LINN.

Ef9ES aONOESEs EzEsa, GLEET, WEAKNESS, PAIRS
&c 10 the Back, md ai Urinary Affections.
gEEE gI:EAT ENGLISH REl EBY, SPECIFIC soLUa
khiG ldfeh0Mea preparation ali affections
~ DO gses tiye organs whsheF recent chronic Fhys
ns 81 knelena, Of Francs and of America acknowledge lis
speegy Kh4ssnds Of sufferers have bsan relieved ~ ID
sseiy yssssAbe e cornpeAon, i g as harmless s
saas ard seprssSad r1tad arer astored I'd energy.
B. ABRAMS,
Sole ayslt for the Unad States,
A1yI - Appthecazy, % Camp stset, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-05

T,T q VI SeE st GTf4ns MARC DonAaTNo. 72l0
- to nc directed by the Honorable the Second District To
o. New Orleans in the above entitled cause viii nroreed to
tween Camp and Angn2ne streets. FRIDAY I5th d"v
property wiz '''e ueSc1'ueu
Two CERTAIN lots OF GROUND situaed /, H.,
hr Dttt1Ct Of this city. as follows: Lot living in The s1 ave-
bounded by hspanade tTeatmen. Bogates rI Pepre seo
gnn having front OF "a feet EplGnade street by l0f c in
neph Anothef Lot OF Ground in the sruure hn v;n
'o Of % zee, on SEsalmen street by l28 feet in DEPTH
hr plStrig OF this city Comprising the whole sGma and
bounded by Bien"enH 1ricou. De.ronde and anr@ strt
Set7ed in the above spit $3.50 ~ 1o-N S''eUNo'
TENMS-Cesh on the spot
f. T. PARKER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-05

CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Board of Aldermen.
pHonorabe Conseil de Vile de la Nouvele Orleans:
M ESSIEUERS -Les SO ussiFsEes proprieta7rea
LIVE sur Ia rue Perre. Grtir de de la Levee useua
"a rue Mara pent yotre honorable corps
daccord avec Ia Section @ dc la Nouvelie Chare Vile
de re vende encan, apres dix davis journal
oce ie pour perres SPierre
dpus Ia de la Levee jusqu la DIES Maas pour Gle
banquettes de ehRque COTE les des banquees
pierres plates.
LIE travail dev 6re fat daccord specifications du
Voyer. :
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M A., NEW ORLEANS, July. Is, 1860.
of the city of New Orleans
TESFfEG undersigned owners of real estate,
fronting PrieuT to Caropdelet
Walk respectfully that ordinance resolution be passed
according TO law, for the sale of making brick
sidewalks hordered by and wooden CUTTERS
sides of Peur from Canal Caondelet Walk te
ce where the sidewalks have already been owners
N. W. Side. s. Il Side
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

AEAsA COBB
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

Twelve lines Nonrarivl type coIapSct matter rits
Equivalent IN space. Will he counted a a square.
WI ". ~. ". m. . m wear.
squ. 81 81 - s20e 8 90 81 90 $ % 81 90
-s.l~.I Fl 80 90 80 % 10 90 10 90
3 So. zoo 30 4 ool 90 20 y 90 Is 90
Z. Col. 500 300 8 90 90 i 90 10 90 20 90
4. Col 500 % 10 % l3 10 Is % % ya $50
Coi, II 90 i 90 IS 90 70 90 - 20 ;;5 90 90 90
FRoFEssGoSAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. 81 a line per
ye or arst i've lines, and fifty cents for each ad-
aitIoual line.
EsrRAY NOTICES. published fou weeks. - fora sin
le animal apd dty cents for each additions
saIu- notice.
LEGAL NOTICES, At Statute rates
SPECIAL NOTICES, GseadeC aud kept inside bavi inv
precedence ot ordinary advertsemeutsJ 80 per cent
advance ordinary rates.
N"rIcEs OF Meetings, Charitable Societies &c half
price.
ADVERT sENENTS not accom- panied with direcio n :
viii He inserted u forbid, tuc CHAR for accornlv
Al lroHs'Snt ddrertssemeRts must D. Pad Far in
-iaraRre- This ruie Iit e. varied from
lEAkLY ADVERTISER allowed the yilege Of cany-
in. -utit-fIN.
~ ApvENrlsENE>r considered less than Square.
BILLS CoLLECTABLE QUARTERLY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
Dir. SANI. IIII.DEislsa>D.

DU1 -, ss\. = IS E0N ANn ACCoUCRER Miner
L II f"sEf- Wis uacc door above Sprasue's
.ttua Stof- tls-li S.r--,- -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

GEO. y. WILBEEs, VI. D..
NJRGE0N ANn PHYSICIAN. UHice opposite the
- f"st 3tie., ~ stairs. AZ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

, = nUFF!T1. VI. ID,
3aice II WoEett~ Block " >ta,f> Mineral Point VII.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

( !, FoR7E AFitt.I having f:t-. ur his shop il the
u fn"st 4gP-nvr" ~ lr. i> nrerar-.3
SHAVE. DRESS HAIR. -if:>IPooN &C..
tl sic laA tav"r Ltea With call H viii also afts:f
{" hittdin-.. t.Fstu = and i.ccchtng shortnc
ftlc~ and IA tlirl-'-st tss-uer ~ the ~c--urr.
Ths most !ertt i~factou arrat,;et in all cases
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

a TToENFG AMP CpJNSEILuR-i.ANnk COZ
n LECTEt~ ACME Sh1I!sbIrE. E~(.y>f.C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

half your numbers, DOT with strength Of your owl
but with confidence in God, for your cause is just
and with but an arrow and cling, felt that you
could have brought down the enemy.
We, mothers, have sent forth our IONS cheerfully.
We have gwen them 90 the cause OF Liberty, hut
we cannot them sacri6ced we cannot zee IN.
competent or traitorous leaders destroying brave and
loyal men without mercy-see them led like sheep
to the slaughter, and not raise our voice against IT.
We demand an investigation at once. When the
leaves fell we were TO see jnstice done. The blow
was then to be given eiectnally. IL is now nearly
niidwiuter, and the fOe weather almost gone. Our
army is sleeping on the Poomsc within sight of the
enemy. The only General willing 10 trust to the
strength OF will and patriotism of bis 20 ders rather
than his numbe.s, is recalled the eve of battle
Our feet went forth with lying colors and God
speed IRON anxious hearts but alas here, too, we
find no noble deeds of daring and success 10 record
Why is it, Sir : Why is this We have
right 10 ask.
hope the facts rested above viii only apply to an
Isolated case but il il the sacred duty of orr Govern
ment 10 kaop why we have not subdued the
enemy.
Ii We canpOt, let MS know it, and we will acknowl-
edge TO the world that we have no among US,
aud, like the women of old, we will fight our own
batles
Ispeak not alone for myself and from one aching
heart, but for many, and from thousands who are
mourning and waiting. SOLDIERS MOTHER.
heJ- York, Dec. 90 1861.
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River NnyigafiOn.

ALBANY, Wednesday Dec. rs, 1861.
TIE steamer Isaac Newton is still aground on Shad
Island, miles below tire city. Tie steamer Consti'
tuition has succeeded in opening passage to Castle
ton, and is transferring the NewtonS freight TO the
dock. 1t is hoped that she will then float, and c
able to force her way through the ice, which is quite
heavy and making very fast. The steamer Baltic
attempted to reach her yesterday afternoon but the
ice was so heavy she was compelled to return.
A messenger arrived here tonight to procure the
assistance of one two heavy steam tugs but THEN
owners were unwilling to risk the undertaking.
The New World is hard aground and frozen in at
Coeymsn's Cross, over twelve miles below the city.
Her situation is equally az dangerous as thai Of the
Newton.
Weather here very cold.
Thermometer at zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

REGULAR TEooPs PROM CALFoRSIA.-The Cali
foI1lia steamer North Star, which arrived here on
Tuesday morning, brought squadron Of the United
Ststes First Cavalry regiment, under command Of
Leu,enqnt.C Colonel George II. Blake. Colonel
Beall of the First Cavalry isa passenger and comes
on a requisition from the Retiring Board. Colonel
Andrews, of the Sixth Infantry, also u pas
senger.
General Shields, whowas expected by this steamer.
did not arrive. TIE General was yet in New-Mex-
leo on the departure of these troops.
The regulars remaining in California number 10
companios-nine of the Ninth Infantry and three Of
the Third Artillery. considerable proportion u
these may be expected on the next steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

Two huudred .nd forty p,ste' and officers from Fort War
rem captured at Hs'teras.
containing s2 foil uii beside bsnke, for each and one
change OF extra under clothing
fcny-si1 and h'e bales, for 800 u s. prisoners Tus
Complete suit for each including blanket and change
e1trs under clothing.
Alphouzo j. Nichols lt n. Y w. prisoner OF war In ch
mood : i IN gold.
William Roberts cal.iomia Regiment prisoner Of wal
WiIii,m Wallace AID N. Wv prlsoner Of war In Rich
mond. = | In gold. 9,
George W He.ton CslrOrnis Regiment prisoner of war In
Richmoud : a. gold
George w Dousherty cslomis Regiment prisoner Of war
IL Richmond . IN gold
VIM O. Scott, California Regiment, prisoner Of war In
David G. Lobb. California Regiment prisoner Of w'r In
Capt " wnhiagon l,t Mich Infantry, prisoner of war
10 Richmond ~ 10 gold. 49,
Chs. Il Berni. 18th Mas. ", prisoner Of war in Rich
t.nsken California Regiment prisoner of war In
sergt John A. Jeuks prisoner Of war in Richmond ~ In
Hammond L. Brsetiureed. I'd v. ", prisoner Of war in
MichssI Cunningham Tsmmany Regiment prisoner CT war
IN Richmond, 81 50 ~ gold MI, s,,,,
John Huston j Col Bakers Regiment pn'oHer oil war In
Waltsr wnsaie. caiforni. Regiment, prisoner ofwH In
Thos Carney. IA n Y w. prisoner of war in Richmond
Corporal VIM Fswcett al N Y g. NJ, prisorsr Of war in
New-Orlesns 81 80 IN gold. =,
n,o,by Carr prisoner Of In Richmond 81 In gold
Tbeo Geo Meyser California Regiment. prisoners OF
war In Richmond. 81 a. cold AZ,
A. b. sniih iith Y. s. ~, prisoner Of war In Richmond
f5 In gold. p,,.
Pug NJ Davis 9th ~ Y w. prisoner Of war In Richmond
or elsewhere, IS IN gold n,,,
Bsnad PegfsE +3d N. Y " prisoner OF war In mehmod
81 ~ ia gold q, MI
Arihv o. Alc,ct, Fire ZOuaves prisoner Of war in Rich
nord. = I IN gold. NJ,
Dsnei Nshsney. 42i ". Y. ", prisoner of war In Rich
mend ~ 81 in gold - o,,,
Kohert Herry pi.ouer Of war In Richmond 81 In gold
segesrt r. ian prisoner Of wsT 10 Richmond "a gold
Hamilton Sujth prisoner CT in Richmond, " In goid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

Tar MASSACHUSETTS, FIRST CAVALRY. Lieut..
Col. Horace Binney Sargent, anc NJ. l.. W. Knight,
Onarternaster Of the LIST Massachusetts, Cavalry
Regiment, arrived here yesterday morning, aud
made arrangements with Col. Frank f. Howe for
putting the first battalion of this regiment, under
command Of S. Greeley Curtis, through this city
to-day. This command numbers over 400 men aud
hone., and was TO leave Boston yesterday at |
o'clock by tie Providence route, via New-fiaven-
The bat .lon will reach Twentieth street and Fourth
avenue about 8 o'clock this morning aud without
any formal reception will march 20 the foot Of Court
lapdt street to take the boat 10 Je-sey City. aud
therce proceed 10 Annspo.is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

Tar NEwsBoYs' CHRISTMAS FEsrIvAL.-The news
boys and other inmates of the Newsboys' Home, No.
1913 Fulton street, made merry at well-fuinished
duper-table on Christmas Day. We were sorry to
notice the worthy little lads were sadly in want Of
other neeessaries, which would have given keener
enjoyment to the fest. Their clothes were scsnt
and ragged. THE Superintendent is endeavoriDg TO
collect a. much as will obva,e the suffering from
ibis cause on New-Yesr's Day. Who will help to-
ward this appropriate New-yesrs gft for the poor
lads Their fireside comforts are rsre--who will
make them more comfortable ont If doorsi
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The Niagara of Cape Race.

ST. yoHS's N. r.. Tuesday. Dec. "a, 1851,
ria PoRr HooD, Wednesday. Dec rs, 1851 =
The II. II. steamship niagara, from Liverpool
Dec. IA, ria Queenstown 18th, passed Cape Race
at II o'clock Monday night en- route TO Halifax and
Boston.
She was boarded by the news yacht, and her
advices obtained.
The r. NJ. steamship Asia from New-York, arrived
at Queenstown on the 10Th.
THE LATEST lria Queenstorn.l
LoSDoS, Dec. Is.
Prince Albert died Saturday night at ii O'Clock
of typhoid fever
Sir E. Bowater, in charge of young Prince Leopold
tthe youngest of Qusen Victoria), also died yes
terday at Cannes in France.
The Patrie says that il is asserted that France and
the Great Powers have been consulted BY Grese
Britain, and have expressed the opipion thai tno
conduct OF Captain Wilkes was violation OF thu
rights of neutrals.
Tie Niagara will be due at Halifax late Wednss
day night or early Thursday morning
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. H. lMl
CorToS.-The Brokers' Circular reports the sales
of cotton for the week nj 900 bales The market has bsss
msr and an advance prices Of tod IL established fhs
200 s... The sales Of Friday 500 baes the arksS
closing veSy du. The sothodted Quotations are; ,..
10, woss lid Middns Mobiles. .... letd.
fsif upands ID lMiddng Uelands.... ..o)d
The stock in port Is essimssd at 5000 bales Of which
srSYs or Traps-Advices from Manchester are unfavss.
able The make, !. very . d.li ,n, .sx
LONDON. Dec. H. Issl
The bullion Ia the Bsnk Of England hes inc,esssd 90
corros advanced ao. closing steady saiss or 1s ss
$50 bales; New Orleans Ordasirc il2f d. bssG
SssCk, IA. w bales
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FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.

FRKIKRiCK, Tuesday, Dec "a, 1901.
Capt. Hoves battery, Company G, 4th Artillery
leaves here this morning for Washington.
Capt. Bests battery, Company F, ilh Artillery,
has returned from Wiamsport.
Private adyioes from Rolnney state that Gen.
Kelly continues 100 i'll 10 take the field, and that
Gen Rosecrans viii conduct operations in that rec.
tiou.
Al last reports from Wiliiamsport everything was
quiet IN that region Tic weight Of ice upon tue