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SOLDIERS DIED
Ch,sapeaks Genergi Hosyai Foyiy,n M0nf0e 'on dIir
of .,euf.0 II Mar 1862.

"a Chesdptdks GeneJ0i Hoydf, fprth MyHfOf Jfoc' dh
a r. soruten 10 o, 30, ", typhoid fever Msrci 20.
4. P. Smith CO; o, Sih Mich, yPhoit fever: ARni'
Andrew Smith, Co c. s5d n. v, pneumOni., Arhs
l. r. Aeo conb, Co. H. 9Th VI d,ssnteFyi Aprl&
| H. Kelly Co. X. IIth Me. typhoid fever. AVil .
Geo r. Hoyt Co G. 4,th N j. typhoid fever April Is.
1, " sc CO.. SS & Co. g. sh Gercei. April l.,
A. NJ Dauchy Co !, 18Th \. y; typhoid fever Apr p
Nelson D,oime, Go. Z, eth y y, dphttsfia Apih T.
Jo.eph Older Co D. T.; MINI. peeupo!nia Apfl ~
John Mitchell Co II. ast Penn t, phoid fcsof April 10.
J. S W4Ius Go. O. ~ Mich, typhoid lever A9.. IT,
Capt Darsh Co D. TIA Mich, disese liver April t.
r. Ruin,in. 20 x, ith Vt, diafhoea, Apni H.
Johg ond- siis Co O. fGh X y, typhoid ievor April 10
v Miller, Co H. Let Bedan'. s, typhoid fever April ~
J. { Conner Co. = 1T Y. ;. Cha eioachiis. Ap 90.
r. savage, Go. j, liih Maine typhoid fever April 70.
;. Brown. Co {, liia init, gaafii'' April ~ 49,.
J. Heebfaid, Go. &. 62d Pa, typhoid fever April 81
Wa. Burord Co | lo5th Pa, typL"d fever APnl n.
Emanuel aoraeI. CO l. 4nn "a typhoid fever April r.
Thos. aTougs1. Go. b. III Mich, ~ emery, hpil p
I've ush,m Go !, l2'h y. T., 'yph"d lover ApIil b.
". l.. Moore 18th n v tyrhoii fcver, hTrii p
G. :. Lopsius. @ =. n :. J., P4'r moais AplH
joel D. tdrubsu, Go. F., lsh Msue typhoid ever My !.
Cbes. Palmer Go. T. h Nici typl n efc.. .I-y ..
Geo II hiuyon. Co. j. li Inf. tyflod lrsrf Aay E.
; Barber G.. Il 1T a.. >. AZ typhoid fe,e- MAy4.
VIM Csmrhci. 60. ~. 44'h - -. ty 1hoid f,sor Nsy g.
G Stevens Co. r. 81. "a Cay. la.an si May T.
Milsfd ri. Co. -, l-tb y. l.. typhoid lever. hay =.
j. H. Ito kwooi 60. f. So y y typhoid cyef. isy ,.
John aGt g. II, d.h Pa Cav. TYPHOID irycr illv A.
Lieut. 4. fowc. o. J. 9th y. pLoid 'cysr -. r. q.
Andrew DuIfse, Go. J. STA =. l.. ~0unas Sly r.
j. !. Sh, lield. Go. q, Is; a., womb. Q. T.
g. T. Polnnan. Co. =, i3 Mas T. hold icy, My l2
H. Ortel c. h, s5.l ). T.. ound. Msy b.
,IoO Smith. Co. 9, ,0tl \. J.. iyrh1id lever, y -
Mortimer Andrews Co. r. IN Mich. typhoid fever MAY a.
y. sAhrln Co. Is llth Mas. .yyhrd ir,rr VI, a.
ID. {. Day Co. g. dh - I woubds May ~.
Michs- lossB. Co. }, 1T y j.. t,phod icle- Nay H.
W m. LaInon, 90. I, 99tL Pc, Typhoid fever Msy IL,
a j. Snyder. Co. &, I'D y. y. vouudy Nss -.
J. \. Ryan 60 d. ist =. J typhoid fever. May a.
4. {. Miller. 90. + 18Th Mis- glnsnut wound, Mfy L..
John Holden. CO. 4 lfL Is., gunsnot wound May H.
Soc mon slas Co. +, 9TH - gushot ~ogad May ~.
e. X. llart ca. B, a5th - \ Uphold fever, May 49,
Rich. /. Ware, Co. +, "a Miss BAT wounds. May 49,
John Wright, 90. J. 18Th =, J., lno .inclia. Msy ~.
.icbn Flangty Co. H. 9Th Ala. wounds, .iay 10.
It, g. T. Lyman. GO 4. 9jh \. . typhoid lever May a.
nichsel Reagan, Co. T. III \. J., wounded
VIM L.BusD. 60 T. 9th Pa wounded
T. Urei, CO. H. 55d y. T. wounded.
d. u. Ahern, 90. h, III Mas, wounded.
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ARRIVAL OF THE kENNEBECK WITH SICK
AND WOUNDED sOLDlERs.

The Kenuebeck brings 26j wounded, and three
sic. roljerr, all Of whom were kindly cared for
aud are doing well. There Were 10 deaths on board
The ve-sel during the passage. With the exception
Of twenty or thirty csses these men belong 10 this
state, asd were q4arteTed:si he PARK Barracks.
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SAEtTOC. ,sp rs IiOTrIs.-Ihe three leading
tof-ltt n~d states Io'e, Union Hal .nd tougrrs. Hall
~ be- t~ri hv IN Ito raj End p0puef uicpiola s ia
.T .estofs They ore iuduliSI.y engaged n hGlrz ~
~ pl.r NJ eli premises 10 order i,r to com TX busnes
leu orders ALREADY ttil.oes feel
. hiy e GO Ia regard to their prgec,. They spsilg
pains 20 t good 3u usss aid trut IT. % may nale
Tor isn auo ths SEASON ihsy viii opcn
the l.h Of June heretofore The ad0n 10 be- krpt
sut by IA. y iial BOn0u OF Troy. IT. will open
the l Il june 'Snif's Ho.ci heretofore sunounce,
Win be- krpt .hs wear bJ Aif. james h. Nsrlor late
n0m WiiirhbiL The Columbian Hotel ha. ust pas.ad
into tie uaa4s 81 Mr Harvey r. Hell. wlo he's ~
rlGbs-'d us mouse alter aDsenre Of year. nom
l.. The Natln Ilops-. American Hotel, aud W bite /.
ionl Wi b. kopt " the propfntos Tor several
pusi. Fac Exchange Hotel has had partial change 81
ndoid Mr. Aaron Young taking tho place Of
oprst9t- isLstoss County presA
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IiHE IN M,GgrS srnlEI.

IINE ~ MAERIN srNIEI.
On Saturday night about II clock, lire broke
ont on the iourlh ioor OF the five story building No.
+! Warren street, occupied by Byrd Il Hall, UNI
hrela and plllsol warehouse. The fourth aud finh
loor, with their contents, were destroyed The
hrs' oor ~ y basement occnvcd By Mrssrs. Sit
Nernian \ kube, Who have Sustained considerable
d4mnRe by water. The oslmuied damage il about
so 600. The periies are Insured in the Merchants
and othor ely companies. The cause OF the fire is
not Known.
ma ~ BOARD frEALGoAT.
About i O'clock yesterday wOrning, the steamer
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Na.hon lying at the foot Of Murray street took fire.
and sustained about SEQ damage. Fully insured.
pIRE IN BROADWAY.
At about o'cock last evening, fire occurred on
the second foor of the fve-story building, No. 59f
Broadway, occupied ~ a stereoscopic aud photo
graphic views store by Z ri q Curtis. Damage by
water, 81, 500; fully insured.
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MILEAGE OF THE PRESENT CONGRESS

(HotsE.l
No OF M.ks' Ne. 81 Miles.
C,rns Airich MINI $50 William r. Lehman, Pa 40
william Alec, Obo.... 74J John A. Logan l....l go
John b. Alley Mass. ieS D~isht on. Conn.,. 81
Iraod II.....Ie is jane. Is Meks.n, NJ Y w
J.m,. NJ i,hl., Ohio. b1J Robert Mcknight. Pa -. 80
TiI,b Bsbbu f..... f,a Edward McPhsr.on. Pa. ll6
God,n'ith y Haey Mas. 80 Robert Mallory, ky....lto2
SeisFh Ball. 10 10 2 Him. n n,''S9 n H.. ~,
ron. BsI,er VIM. 20 Horace Maynard, Tenn. $50
Teru'o e. BesmAn Mich 6o5l John W. Meufies KY. .I
cherle. J. Biddle Pa. IioiNiliam Mitchell. Ind. 7i3
John Binthsm Ohio. s7aiJam-. \. Moorhoad Pa. SO
Jseob b Bisr vs..... sss Justin Morrill,, VT. 81
samuel aiI Ps.... 2G9 James r. MONS. Ohio. $50
s ss q B nsis RI ~ ~aren Soae' Ohio ssi
Ma. g. Bfown va. go John v. NOEL Mol 80
Jsme. Bufu,on Mas. ,le ElJah H. Norton, No. e,s
H 9ahsn Bsrhai.o rtshe go Mos, Od H. ". "a
Jno. rsdebsugh NeysdtbJ 2 Abraham y ohn, ~ u ~
CI,lle. g. Calyet Md. John Patton fs........ 30
Lane, IA Campbell pa 23i Geo. n. Peudl-t1u Ohio 152
ssm /. Corey T.nn..I x! nch"gilh feffy, NJ..' 20
.cobPt h1m6srlsin as2 Timothy q. Phep. Ca.6 ~
Andrew Clemens Tenn o25 1hco NJ Pomeroy. y Y 5St
I s%,I c oHss @ a GoRn j. Potter WIS
800. A CogAlinr ~ ~ Tioms, l. Price, Mo-. -
Roscoe CorFlipr y. ~ Alexander ii. Rice Mass 40
Martin CONWAY kar ts9l John H. Rice Mc........ go
Tho, r. Cooper Pa. la3 M RICHARDSON. H.. $50
Krs.u, Coruns y. ". 81 bert o. Riddle, Ohio. $50
lin Cov.d, Pa... 81, Jsmcs g. Robinson, H.. lOl
snt,ls Co.., Ohio. or EdW ard II. Rollins. ~ h. SIS
lane. A. Cravru, aud e. go Jsu.- ;. Rollins Mo....
Johu w Gifted Nd e.. 2m Aaron -aEgcant Csl. "a
John T. Crittsuien ny. so Chss b sedSwics \ y 80
Wut,n, p cntor ono 81 John 2 g. StsHk, Ind. ~
NJ, Morn, ps,is Pa. lA Wm =. sheffield Il. H.. 40
Horry H. Dave. Ms,.. as ssml sh,abarser OHIO 65i
Ch,r. D.lauo Mass. 429l Socrates Sherman, NY 90
l.ssr { D,l,uanr " 2l2iG,crge \. SINE. OirsJn., 81,
Ae- OWEN ~ ". sol scott sloan. " ISL 30
Il HoilsnI puoi ~ y. s5J EDWARD u Smith y. L.. 1si
Geo. W Dlnsp, ky... Siifib 9. Speuldit. l.. b.2
~ Mckee Dunn I'D. 81 tctn Il. Stole v -. $40
a. p.Iy Nebrl,ka.. 81" " VILLAIN g ~ ee. n j.. %,
sidney Eig, ton Ohio. 81 haaitus stevens Pa. l2a
rbo. NJ Edwsrdf y II. D.. J.hn l.. y strat,on, ~. bs
Thos II Eliof Mi.-... COS brrj Thomas. Mas. tg2
Alfred fy. \. N........ Oh Francis lhoma. Md. ~
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dividend oil . cent, payable June :.
Mr.. r. n. Hudson, the Indiana State Agent, gives
notice 20 persons holding Indiana } y cent stocks
signed by II. +. Talbot, as Aadtor, w. K. Noh
singer. ar Treasurer and james 4. Cravens rs
Agcu, OF State, by d. &. Slower, TO presen' them at
The office of the Iudiana State Agency, No. 80 Wall
street for transfer aua cancellation.
TIE amount 90 q cent deposits made with the
Subj r,a-urcr, which were witldmsn by the de-
- ors has been Tiled up by new deposits. Mr..
Cisco j. now under directions from the Sc ,retary Of
tn Treasury to receive deposits at g cent return
nbie after ten days notice. The deposits, 10 draw
interest, must remain thirty days Ut least.
In money there is no change of importance TO note.
Tlelc has been little more activity at previous
rates la, q cent ON good coateals and as low as
> = cent ON gold. With occasional transactions AT 3
y cent IN Governments. The Bank loans increase
mode atoly, and are ten millions higher than they
were eally IL April. The Deposits in he mean time
have increased over twenty millions. The aggregate
loans are over $yi,0Oo,ooo. and me Deposits
Sl9l 0a0, 900.
The iIanra for Europe to-day lakes ont s3IS, Isl /;
llie Edinburgh $3.50 $50. Toal, s16o, l6l.
Elro1r. Of ,rse from Nes York 70 Foreign Port. Jor n,
Hcek eHfing Nay -.
hny -o-s hooLrr Garland. f0E AEToyo L. H.:
Uulhlt ans \ 10 "?
| Nay 2l-i'.c 4uaship AustTaisiau. Tor Live pool:
di-ed American con.. 600
| MiAoi gold tOin..s...s -Vu'p
"''lrllns.' =. .'''''f'' 'sss''sss'..s. -.
| May i,-Blr ilsV,,t Queen, for May a.ueA;
/ b,hrneusss. ............s. jJ,oiO
! May y Schooner Mary Alice, foi Barbados:
An eiitdn gold con........................ 5000
| May F'-St'amshlp Phn'aseuot, for Kingston. ia;
. American gold con.. ....-......... ...'''' HbI'
/ May li-StrttIa tn Edinburgh, TOT Liverpool.
noN'foisus....s....s. .s...''s'''..' Z" ~,
Gold aud silver coin nd hrr-............. -Oit'O
/ May Steamship Hama Tor Sogth,nipton. .
MArt specie. '''' iot
! Mixed specie (fos Brenienl...... ......... too
Total. '"''''s
The exchanges nj the clearinghouse this morning
We're S2l 73l i!3 -. The exchanges for the week
ending today were sli?,S2S, 5tj w, being daily
average OF $}3SOi,0 100 ~, against 81, s95c o9 Il,
for tho week ending on Saturday lest.
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURr-GENERaL TyRx-Nn
Before ALL TAG JU-rICKs.


Before ALL IhH Ju-ritEs-
DECISIONS.
Emil Won Schonnv Gg,. Andrew Bnchsniu.-
Ora.r srp.aed from affirmed. Opinion BY BsIbour j.
Bank of Mutual Redemption at NilhnH sIatS "G-
Same decision Opinion by Bosworh, {. j.
Before Justices BoswoKTB, bAKsovR and NOVEL
Rchrd Campbell o. ignee. ct. Niiliam frtsh-''sS
meat reversed with cost. 10 abide event ovelsn "
Mcneil J. =, IL.
Charir. Hoffman ct al sst Daniel Melef II s.-J'1
n-nt rev-r.-d end trial ordered costs TO siise WV
Opinion by be-s or,h. G. j. -
DECISIONS.
Beatty sgt. Hsll.--Morion TO dissolve inluhs'''
granted with r 10 cos,s to sbd- event ~, .,o.
before Jusir, MoSELL
c,,,, ~, Smith D,,,nas ha. sixty dsys 70 maze ga
serve c ase or bill VI exceptions Tor spP~s-
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,,,,nr c.tENDAp-Tmls D.L.

COURT oALENDAnT TrnN.-Nos. lGs,
SUPREME CouRr-t'ls'nn'sL, II, 20 Iij. Y, TO H.
,oi' 100. 100, 2is, lOs, lc'' NV 49, a. -.
l5l, l.2 cr c,p,ru-Nos liW, SiS'
,cs :a6 s9l ;,s ,,; a,2 si5 =, sisl co., So Tis'
s.i, "a, s,s' 20 TorRr-SrEu.L TERa ~ "a IS
- Sy ,as wa AS, "a. s $50 ss' to sa 10 ~ 80
is vv,os Cornr-part Nos, ~ 3f "a IL H.
SuPEinon oIts sl,s ea7. lls ,lsl. slsS P.a
l AZ! ;ls lc asi lis ss 90 sS ~ s sISs 1851 So
Ii'.No. SlT, 2i!J, 2lS'. .iss 40, ~ me tern.
CorRr OF CoNNoS PLr.s.,w i ,ds. is led IL
p. SP.' iss to 40 Part H-Nes 's'h w. 'N''
~ = III
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NEw-I0Rk VOLUNTEER

SercEfl net Rcs iDeHL
Charles Nunson, Co. X.
JOSEPH Davenport. Co. A.
IiytiyfrG RegineBf.
Norwood Dyne. Go. i.
Jauss Cullen, 60. h.
J X. Walter, Co. T.,
David Coon. Go. A.
Cop Ira Mills, Go II.
ihuigtrsf R,gim,R,
Frederick Brown, TO. T..
Corp. I hrisiian Haylen, Co.
George Caryey, Co. -.
Samuel Holmes. CO. ID.
John McNiel, 90. /.
Patrick 5. Dewitt, GO. ID.
Jecob Urban. 90. =.
John Absiri' Co. =
Frederick Teiicy 60. ID.
1hry.socoad hfGinsn'.
Ezekiel Chapel. Co I.
MILAN Steei, Co. u
Cornelius Clancy. Go. g.
Lewis HaV Sius. 90. /.
Richard NcIlcteg, 20. I.
William {. ) Eteney, Go. =
A.mour Davis. Go. T..
James Cunningham. Go. u.
Minor Virgins, Go b.
Charles Putnam, Co. &.
J ! Buinet,. 60. , 1T ser
" IN. h. S,oEmrs. Go. III.
Daniel EiiIidse. Go. r.
James k.mssr. Go. &.
MsIs %. Posn.ll, Co. r.
Robert McNamee. Go. p.
uni SsJS.iars
James b. Nsndins Go. u.
kdwd. II. lhi.iorp.sce. 20.
7HDfy.s,roIA hsgi~eni.
HugL W hs", corp. 20 n
Michael faual. Go. ].
DauS Laioe. GO III.
Barney Conner, 60. ].
Alfred Preston. 90. X.
Lawrence CuTI,', Co. q.
Jos A Drew. Coy. @. u.
Thos. hldwofih. 60. =.
VIM. Lewis Go. Is.
David Oiinnin. Go. {.
Henry Brady. Go. b.
{. Nc Dermoti. Go. =.
Ttlothy Casey, co. +.
Richard Holmes. Go. &.
David Cous-y, Corp. Go. q.
Michael Leonard, Go. ID.
fatrick Manuing, Go. &.
Ni.iiam l.. Bett, Go. l.
Themes Luns. co. a.
Pstnck Cofiey. Co. y.
1hyfy-,iehh Regi@eni.
J.. Hopper. 60. u.
Patrick DsIi, Co. q.
Samuel A West. 60. X.
AiichAel Cowlcy, Go. |.
James Muller. 20. u.
Barton U Neil. 60. ,.
John J.. Brundiuge Go. u.
Edwin kinger, Co. l. =
J.hn Coke.ey, Go. H.
John Dun. Co. IA.
, iaiuck Bird. Sergt. 60. II.
Wilmer Bake. Go. @.
lIElsl 7. Mrst. Go. /.
r'ort'ei1 KegiuSaL
Robert White. Go. J..
Lurigs Blood, Scrg't. Co. q.
John $. Eysn. Co. G.
7. u. Ducheney. 60. X.
Feicr Jetison, 60. q.
| John iicilenTy Go. {.
Amos tI, della, Go. &.
Daniel Murray, 60. N.
Fwiy.s,c1hd hsgin mi
Thomas Doin,. Co. ;.
BeIediit Fletcher. CO. l.
Geo. StcDDlns, musician.
lame. ii.rbn. sefr't 60. ID.
John WHEY, Co. -.
Jsucs Courtney, Co. =.
.iosrI d Ed~aids. Go. Ii.
Va. Murray c.. Y.
Delfis Collils, Go. ID
ID .r,ic, CO. l.
John Oh on. Go. y.
Denli. Niei. 90. y.
Nna. IGlu- cor.
Hcn-ri levrry Go. 4
.liy.fousit heqirrf
b. a. + 81, 60. h
, 81 fl.es 90. G..
u. u Cote &c. q.
John liu.trd, corp. Go. q.
john Coop 2, c.. u.
AGc.f.efi hfgimrEf
Mosos FdgbeT 60 &.
Aies DDihH. Go. 4.
-. II Easssl. 60. T..
james l'oiicy. Co ".
.ias. 3 Harvey corp. co. 4
Nm. ". Sergeant. 60. 1.
.frir kD-0if. seigt 60. J.
ff.ft. Go. r.
gene - Cfithy, Co. q.
BON SIC uai-, OPP, 90
.iic rel iia srTiy,to y.
AAfsAtBls
f.f ES..mrlL
ND.C. N.fcA, Go. &.
" o.. 81. LaHo. CO. n.
..aln T.. kOt.Bson. 60. a.
: -. NLifIey. ru.i.ian.
LOU, BIRD. Go. Il.
I"mig,6Fs iirsi1 snf
joseph y. Brown. 60. g
H.HAhltii
So-ofd he3DssnL
Dsnir. Gould G. O..
g.lAE
fyfa
James 4 Dsy, Go. u.
ES-IyE D
run Regiment
4. s. Brown. Go. N.
sFE.osT
FyM
Va Joie Ordnance Sr--t
Eiirut istt
owen ". 1srdy, wssoncr,
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rv,ryn STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Mu a--Ne''
N.'H'' Iulsr BsIrs.

UItI@IDNN INE"E a
The limited States AIT. The ship Cbes'n'e . -
ergo Condemnation o. vessel sS ~ IN ,hs pa ( IL
Iao Ssi, -. n,erocutory order fo Ne inmedSe 80
Of aS, and sde and snsd Oy S sI ES~si
Uuiu ! ,'acs. ami ATE Lefilus a.
ps 'ui at Tn schooner haOc'n Nv ..ssd
and ago hi, motion "a aSs,nJh. mid CO, q The
,,."-. Of psr. OF the cargo conference.-the 'e SOU
denied D. q Mcneil GniciV
a. submitted there berg no e.' n,on.fy
ne ,o'' Fi5nseI .ni
aj .d no iaerpo,.a property
tor e: ..: ~. I'D H. S.i :
The u1r va. s'. .aci.d sad cain ssSS', . .v.sS
i.%, sosy g sYSs., tss . .aa .t.@Sss ''
g o.. sde OF he coast Of FLORIDA
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Total since Jan. l.. ess 2s7,io seaso72A sesS3ssss
The Philadelphia Ledger Of this morning says:
The following abstract Of company reports show, me rosa
,upl az. fer the week compared WIZ CORE
spondiDg tiue last year:
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is i, The officially roiuiutsi distance by a.. usually
ilaSed route on the MrnDria place oi resldrprr 10
" f'i lon On his he Is g-i 90 mile sning
70 he Metopoi. and like or rcnin. from ha Fl, y
"a rsrh rs.ulgr s.si,n.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-aI' N-'''''
judge MISSION.
CONVICTION AND SENTENCE foR AssAos,
Pedro AstOrg,i, indicted Tor sssan' VITA ~,
an w,.n,n mon Jane. WALKER second mate o. W x
P!eisd pl.saed ury and .enIsuced to The s' f''
Tor three year..
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COUNT VIZ Judge MctuSS l., ,hs
,.. povvell pleaded guilty TO forgery W NJ NJ
joseph ,,n, In passing cOunteteit money SEM
House Of Refuge. . - n.,.,v pl.sdsd guilty 81 r"
John Oakley alias ,ssA :" ,hs Penite.ary Tor e''
mai
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ca., .lo.erh Gar.on informed Our reporter that

Can't. .,oeerh Carton Informed orr reporter that
the Chesapeake Hospital, situated three niles IRON
Fortress, Monroe contains 600 patents hall OF whom
are G. nf lerte soldiers. In the United States Hos
NAL there are nearly 100 moo, belonging t. the r. z
MIR service The IIygea Hospital has 2OD patients
The s.ea uer John Brooks was nearly ready TO
start wita large humber of sick and wounded men
nj the time the K.nnetegk lett. The Vanderbilt
was nearly ready, and may be houily expected. Dr.
St,erlee decided that the men had better remain OH
board the X nnebeck un, morning, and Col. Bhss
ordered good brea kfast OF teefsteak, bread, ana
coffee 10 be sent from the Park Barracks TO- the
slip By Z o'clock on Sunday morning. Col. Howe,
Col. Amy, and Mr.. johnson, u. ). Agent, with u
corps Of ladies' and gentlemen, visited the sup
a5on, ~ O'Clock ut night, taking WIN them II
wagon-load OF good things 10 eai aud diink-A 're"
that will long be remembered by the recipients.
Among the sick and wounded men was Col IRIS
tram Burgess o, Rhode Leland the only son 81 Tue
distinguished United States Senator. Col. bu,gcsf
wis born in Rhode Island, is ell educated, ahd MS
erjoyed the advantages Of foreign trayel. ne ''",
red the daughter OF Col ". Blodget OF ProVaehre.
He il gentleman of fortune ard culture. AZ 'nc
battle of Williamsburg, he was volunteer Ala Oh
Gen. Stoneman's staff. Being man OF great l.i-
sonal courage, he sought opportunities 10 sei'c ~
country in the hottest Of the light. lie was WIZ
Gen. StoDeman in bis extreme au'ah'e, NJ
was wounded by shrapne shot, which passed throngh
his thigh his against the metallic part OF hls saduie'
and in the rebound tore its way TO he calf OF his
lsg, where it stil remains lie wound Is very 81,
we're. Col Burgess is now at tie Astor House, ana
bls wife and son are with him. lie lie doing well,
under the bes, surgical and medical treatment the
city affords.
The following sick and wounded soldiers, from the
armies OF Gems. Mcclellan ana Wool, came IN the
Kennebee:
OFFICERS.
Col Tristan Burgess Aid to Gov Sprsgie. g.
u, Aois attA
Wo0is stsH
Capt J. B. Msltbe Of eith New York Vol
Chaplain Il. 4. DE Cots, l7th Massachusetts
Adit WIN. Henry Hall, 36h New-fo Vol.
Aait Edwin y. Ford 61tn New-lo L Vol
Let Lieui. John Massey 3,th New orb o.
1T Lie1t Robsrt $. Watson, Ssh Newton Vol
LIST LIeni. stephen Moiet seth New.loIt Vol
I'd Lieut., Mslter Scott seth New-i ork Vol.
% Lieut. r. Nj. Lyon, Goth Now-f ork Vol
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OTFICERs AND PRINAIEs.
The New York herald., 1862-12-09
~ RtiuE.
skating.
CENTRAL PARK AriNG--ISsTRccIIOSs AND I

CENTRAL PARK sKArISG-ISsTRyciIoSs AND REGu.
LATIoNs.
The following regulations have heeu adopted by the
PARK ommi>souers and promulgated for the nsor.
nlaion Of those concerned
go the except ny the paths provided for
tn ur
Use the lot scrapers the gang plank before step
pi.s on The ice.
iso not drop any tobacco, segar stumps, paper nut
shells or diher Articles On the ice.
Avoid crowds. Even thck Is liable to crack, ami If
q number persons crowd side a cake icc Il
may suddc ~ p aud eudaugcr tne lYes OF all uloa it,
onot 90 IN tue vicinity Of men engaged in cleaning the
he ark keepers are provided with abundant Of
IN .. accidents
t.,uty.s fro,n iarL keeper should be Immediately
cuul ,iisu With.
An, ot civil attention the charging more than
the the part ot the licensed keepers Of
any the e e>hmcn skate houses, be reported
u Park keeaer.
Aiy W MO evil attention on the part OF PARK keeper
ma. he eporte g. the comptroller Of the ark
bal. viii be hoisted 10 the top oi the flagstaff the
old hal in tie PARK whenever the Is n far cund
tIoa OF skating on ei,h'r the lake or the peul.
no natt ,uai lag will be Aept hcised the Park
keepers house at the Like, and on the flagstaff at the
pond, Fifty yninth street. whenever the may be
wa ked upon with SAFETY and when persous skate
without seriously iujuring he ice.
No on the ice with safety, or with
proper reg rd TO the gene al interest ~ maintaining the
n,g .he Park keeper house or tue tagstsf
tue rOnd.
he red dag will not b disri iyed unless there
l. absolute necessity that the ice should be cleared.
Tho ab.ve instructions oFtued with a design to
p restrictions except such necessary for the
preservation the zee The best ndon for the gene
raj enjoyment and il hoped that they May be so will
ingy observed by all that other
sc die their observance " III never be required.
SKATING IN JERSEY CRY.
Lake Lincoln IL located on Bergen Heights two miles
from the Jersey City ferry from which the convey
pers the entrance II contains OF eight acres
10 neatly enclosed and has building some sixty
by thirty feet for the CLOAK, skate and refreshment
rooms. A balcony surrounds the second story from
which splendid view may be had cf New York, Brook.
iyn the Narrows Bay &c The ulatons Of the lake
are strict Lake Lincoln acquired good last win.
ter ana there doubt but that the 1882 6
Will add to its reputation.
There smaller ponds in Jersey City fitting
ur a from two 20 four extent. The prnsipsl
one Is situated on the o. Morgan and Warren
streets and under the control of Engine Company No.
B. rhe others y,,rk street, Warren, and
the meadows near Grand and Jersey streets. An en-.
trance fee will charged these ponds and the pro.
cecds will be devoted 70 the Jersey tiy Fire Department
Fund for the benefit of the widows and orphans Asss.
tant Engineer Mead will have the serintcndcnce Of
these ponds.
The New York herald., 1862-12-09
Navigation or the Hud SON River.

ALBANY, Dec - lsO2.
We understand that all the tows which left here on
Saturday for New York got through
There here about hundred and eighty
boats and bargcs which tsre are $50 100 bushels Of
corn so 400 bushe 4 barley les 500 bushels Of wheat
and 1877 100 bushels e oats, besides -four, peas, lumber
slaves, &C.
Besides the aiofe there about sixty Kingston boats
and other uoce oargcs here anu about sixty boats at
West Troy
The weather Is still very cold, and there are sgns
az lIs lce IN iAe rlyss breaking w
The New York herald., 1862-12-09

STATE and 100. &C. for western. Cheese was moro
sought alter q &c. O I2t<c.
kIn was very quiet an1 altogether nominal - peioe
pal descriptions, AZ steady prices.
arn1L-There were 200 bags pepper sold On p.
Su0ARs-Sales quite limited, having been ooa.
nnsd to ls2 hhds. New Orieas as sXc. lokc., and
abost 100 boxes Havana on p. {.
TAILow.-The sales reached $50 900 lbs, ut 1870.
I0xc.
wssxH.-The days business was light, only $50 sos
having been sold ct 800