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Police InLelIlaGnoe, 80.

A snAEtsrmIAS REApR ~ TrorHLE. On
Friday afternoon, Detectives Sowey aud Duscu-
bury arrested girl named Ida Whitney, NJ her
residence No, n Mercer street, changed with hay-
ing dernudcd o Shakosperian Reader from the
Eastern Sttes, named Geo. w, Hulling, out 4
500 Ia money aud fine gold hunting case watch.
II appears that the accused visited the house tho
prisoner with whom. he became Infatuated and 10
express his qualification upcntd about 80 bottle, Of
Wine for which he was changed five dollars per
bottle. Towards uightill, he invited llA out to
ride, which she accepted, and the twain visited
several questionable places OF public resort. on
their way back, he offered himself 10 her as a slta-
Bile individual 10 become her hc,e lord, aud Ida
accepted him on the spot, They then repaired 10
the residence of Rev, c. EllIIrrs, IN Greene It, to
consumuatc their wishes, but that gentleman was
not at home. From thence they proceeded back to
No. 81 Mercer 81, where more wine was ordered,
and the young couple, weary with the pleasures OF
the afternoon, retired trr tine night.
llulling alleges TINT hc then deposited ia liWs
keeping the aforesaid valuahles-oi which she de-
MED all knowledge on the morrow. Hlllins there
fore handed her over 70 the authorities for eNmlna.
ton on which she testified that the complainant
scattered his money with aperect loheness at every
place they visited, and as for the watch, he must
have lost II in one Of the carriages they had mred
This seemed 10 alter the feelings Of llng towards
bis affianced, and he declined 10 prefer any charge
agOans her, whereupon she w@ discharged
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Tho steamship o can Green Soabury from
Port Royal Bar, Jan. 3, arrived Saturday aC
ternoon. The transport Atlantic, hence, ar
rived 9th.
heavy firing was heard at Hilton Head
from the direction o! Tybce Island, supposed
to be from large naval force stationed at ".
| Tee.
Ships connected with thu stone heet continue
| TO arrived at Port ROYAL
The Naval vessels at Port ROYAL wore the
trigate Wabash, the 81 op Savannah, the stolu-
era Gem Of the Sea, Unadilla OTTAWA, Psmbi +.
ma, Seneca, j. Smith, +. b. Hale, Ellen, q. NJ,
feit't, Mercury, Courier, Relief aud Release
aud the transports Atlantic, Mltauzas, Cosmo.
politap, Delaware, Boston, Beyidere and May
Hover ships Ocean Express and Golden Elglo.
and about thirty copl schoonors.
Tee Ocean Qlccn has large quantity of cot
ton "a frril ht.
t'i"r'd' cure ponienc" af me SuHJ
llHToS llFAp, s. g., Jan. 9Th, 1861.
BN the Vanderbilt sent YOU hasty account
oi the late battle here between the Carolnians
ard cur i ices under Con Stevens. In ostim,t
NJ 'hr rs.lts this tiEiir, it must DO born in
mird l'pt it was TO part of this movement to
obtain ard b,,l , ro.i,i., An ,bo -
49,. f'''"'" ." 'io mann 'ahu'
''"' WI" "'" 10 'u'h intention nom tho
II ~ 70 ol! " WAS merely 10 drive the rebels
tack from m, river. r,lp,o IN, IL CortiGo,,;o,,,
,Iih -. .,r,,,,.I H.,
0''J "''o'n'"N formidable and
'N' "h''"''' P'c'sc rrinlrce might DO found
thoicIr, E,,y ia. or. design was fully NO.
comrl,l,l Ia, r,,..... var, G,,.I,, A., IN.
"''' '',''' 10 ny IKE
,''''. '' 1t '.''' -''' ''n'No'ds were taken
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The war times do not affect the choery spirits
Of this rosde visitor. And well IL is 10, for the
mind becomes faded over tue never ending topic
Of the great National war and turns with relief
10 tho agreeable chat which WILLIS holds week
ly with his friends. a pleasing thread Of gossip
ia woven in with the events Of the week, and
with the news, fashions, stories, poetry, and in
cideb,s which its columns contain, and thi
secures for II many constant readers, who are
not harmed, but enriched, by psrtaking its COS
sip about mon and things.
It is a sound Union paper, as the following
lines by Mr. MoRRIs, placed under our flag at
the head Of its columns, will testify -
Tho union ~ akcs-thc union o' l,nls
Tie union oi state nome Ctn sewer
The union ui heart.-tho ruiuI ~ htni,-
And Tie Tl,g of our Union for ever.
These long winter evenings are suited to tho
IloME JcrRSAt, and the JouRNAi is we'll able
10 mako them J,l"a~snt.
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Change. In the Pi,, D.pa,,.,,,

Our Legislators have somo idea Of ibkerin,
with tho Fire Department our city 50 rcpor,
says. Tney could not do a more unwiss hing.
II has thriVen, and besome prosperous aud woll
managed, in the absence Of Legislative intorfer
enco, and, il let alone, will no continue. Our
State Government should accord to the ID part
mont such changes as it may desire nut toros
none upon il which arc not wanted.
Ono Till lrought up provides for the payment
Of III, Bobri Of Engineers, the removal OF the
power Of appointing bell riDgrs from the
Mayor 10 the Chief Enc ineer, and a reduction
o. tho Department TO Gj companies, 10 Of which
arc to 10 eng'no compa,i,s ,ai ~ truck conn.
MES. Hose oompaniee are % Ac done away wi Il
entirely. Aco'her h'll p. p go. 20 change ia.
whole department toA-y TN sm,lar to H. /,
Police Department, and rsiu,~, ,ha number of
companies still further
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che shall have served for period Of two year Z, or
during the war II sooner ended !" but the widow,
n there he one, and II not the legal heirs u such
die may be killed in the service, In addition " all
arrears Of pay and allowance, shall receive the sum
Of 800"
Fenstons-Applcations FOR pensions on accoun,
Of " disability" re-, eved In the service should be
made n the Commissioner Of Pensions
Mode of Iuirnent-Payments will be made by
an order from the accounting officers or any pay
master Of the army Such order will require the
signature Ofthe claimant It's face before il will bt
paid.
Mode Of Preventing Cidina-Ar claimants wish.
ing " obtain information w ~ present claims can
communicate with this Office by mA, and will re-
ceye as early reply as the business Of the Office
will allow.
Tostdge-The Government pays all postages on
such communications, whether received or trans
mitted by this Office.
A compliance with the above rules will insure
prompt settlement " all claims without unnece-sa
~ delay. Address EZRA n. FRENCH,
Second Auditor Treasury Department,
washington City, u. G.
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CITY NEWS.

The ToG.-A FIG VI unusual density, set In nlnu'
SIX oclock yeStcri'y morning, with wind very Light
ron H. ~ E.' rendering navigation 10 and from SEA
very dangerous and almost an impoa-ibility. those
most prudent remained inactive, In consequence Of
which large number ofinward bound vessels are
detained below, awaiting the clearing away n thu
fs The Eastern boats arrived at an early hour. The
ferry boats were all more or less retarded in their
trips. The Union Ferry Company ran only one
bat on each ferry. The Staten Island ferry ceased
running amer 10 AN. making only two trips the en-
tire day. We have heard u no accident up 70 lat,
hour.
large number o. vessels outward bound, return.
ei aitet having put TO sea- and anchored IN the
Lower BAY on nccount of the weather.
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Recruiting for the regular army Ia ~ dull II caa
possibly he, both In New York and other cities, and
will doubtless continue 20 until Congress passes
some stimulating measure. The number Of men
enlisted here does no, exceed 10 per day, although
there are seven Offices open. The business done in
The country may be estimated by the fact that in
Buffalo alone there seven regular rendezvous,
and tina, during the month Of December, 1861, the
total number Of men booked was only eight In
sone instances country Offices have been open IA
long three months without making moe than two
enlistments.
Naval recruiting IL very Satisfactory. One hun.
dred and eighty men were shipped here last week,
the greater portion Of whom were fcr the regular
navy and the remainder for Captain Porters erpe-
dition.
The Kate Stamiler, which for some months since
has been the resolving ship for the marine artillery,
has been withdrawn from that service, and now lies
In the Atlantic basin.
There are now nineteen vessels Of various de-
scriptions at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Some Of
them undergoing repairs, others are fitting out,
that Ia, being armed and fitted MP with naval and
oommsaary stores, and others are already In oom.
mission and nearly ready for sea.
The following IL a com plete Lit Of these weasel -
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Fire, Inaue.t., Accidents. 90.


| FIRE N FRNSgfour sr.- cocoon nANAGF.-Firs
| broke ont Iu the seven story building, Nos ~
and ~ Frankfort street last evening, At about
II o'clock, and raging fpraely M 10 the time OF
amount OF SGO,OO The building was owned hy
the Jenkins Brothers, and occupied hy them ~ "a
printing establishment and book Lindery. The in
surn'cs could not lie A-ycrtained last might. The
walls of the building fell with fearful crash into
the street after the fire had been in progress, about
an hour.
LATER.
The FIRE Il still raging ~ wc ap d press this
morning, having communicated b. the building ad.
Joining, No. 2d, but fortunately escaping the Globe
Hotel on the other side D. the safety oil which the
chief Forts II the fremeu are directed. Besides
the jenkins Bros, the building Is occupied 10y WIN,
Young, machinst, q last factory, and by other me-
chanics' whose tools and materials are completely
destroyed. No damage was done 10y the falling uf the
wall beyond the carrying away OF a portion of the
Ndt lining Nuilding. The fire has apparently done It's
worStand VIII probably be kept in check by the fire.
men as the night IN still,
FIRE IN TnoNrsos srREYr-A wovAS BrRST To
DEATH.-On sunday evening about O'clock, a FIRE
broke out In the Of the tenement house, No. II
Thompson street, but did no particular damage t.
the building. c,lorcd woman was taken In a fl
from fright and fell into the DANES and was burned
10 death.
TmE LATE HOMICIDE n DNScE IoUsE.-Curu.
ncr Collins ON Saturday RESUMED the inquest In the
case Of Thomas Ryan, WHO WAS shot on New Years
night while In the dance house Of Frederick Low
ere, and subsequently died frum the effects Of the
wound. Seyeri, witnesses were examined, but their
testimony was somewhat Conflicting. The cause Of
the disturbance appears g. have been that one .f "a
party Of FIVE or six, who lai gone together b. the
housc, threw an apple At the mirror, and immedi-
Ately after pistol was fired, and deceased fell.
Luwcrc WAS behind the bar At the time, and the
pistol appeared ohnvs teen discharged hy him but
the evidence on this point was not perr,cty concl-
siye. The jury rendered verdict duplicating Low
ere, and the coroner ordered him a. be iucurcertci
pending the action Of the grand jury.
AooIprST oS TIH HArLEH RAuRoAn-Ou Sttur-
day morning the regular way train from White
Plains lust after leaving that depot, encountered an
accident from broken rail, which luu,gci the en-.
CINE considers. Iy and rendered the baggage car
tery useless, breaking il into splinters Tho only
received "a few bruises, The train was delnyei but
a short time,
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whether the match will really be cons'j
an open question. but Hulling " said \,
the city, sick Of his game ~ love and VI
RECOVERY oV STOLEN PRoPERTr.-Od
Of the Twcnty-sixth Precinct, arrested |
Btrausser, on Saturday afternoon, chd
endeavouring N negotiate the sale OF
Gates Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Conf
were Identified AZ part Of several q
description recently stolen from the %
Charles Wilson, In wiLliamsburgh. stu
ing unable b. give any definite Informs
how they came into his Possession. was
by Justice Brennan.
PTLonovs ASSAULT uroS PoLIoKuAS
Brady and John Thompson were arres
o'clo, X yesterday morning by 0fhcer II
oh Ward Police, on a charge OF disorder
While on their way 70 the station house,
prisoners aimed blow at the officers b
Ratchet. The weapon cut through the
and wounded his head. Assistance %
and the two men were secured aud locke
swer. The assault took place q, the oorne
street and broadway.
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Island artillery has bcen appointed By the Gov
ornment A. tboir agent here 10 collect the COT
ton ~ d ship II 10 New York. He supersedes
Col. Noble, who, however, Ia still retained, his
intimate knowledge Of everything connected
with the cotton ard localities here rendering
bis services invaluable; Col. Reynolds has also
plots control Of all the furniture and property
found here AID at Beaufort. Under this Off
ciett and energetic officer the collection goes on
rapidly. Over s126, 900 worth was sent 10
New York by the steamer Vanderbilt, con-
signed 70 Quartefm ,ster Tompkins. lie has
established gins 10th here and on several Of the
neiehborpR islands, where many Of the negroes
are employ ed in shining the cotton. The SPIN
ish ferry boat Eerta Sonora de Reglo, which
was tezed sometime ago, and has boen await
| ing decision in her case Ia now engaged in
bringing down the cotton 10 Hilton Head. Her
| light dfaughi, enabling her - navigate the mar
row river and channels, renders her peculi rly
fl 10 run among the numerous Islands where
this superior staple L. produced.
The steamer Atlantic, from New York, ar
rived hero on the 9th ins'., bfingiog a largo
mail and New York papers to the Sd Of January.
Mr.. Robert Mcclellan, ~ho has tho contract for
erecting a large hospital building here has ar
rived by this steamer, brin, ing with him the
material NJ oes airy for lie completi II, which ha,
boon prepared all 'cafy 10 be put toget 1er,
within the Last fourteen days. You can FIRM
son idea Of the unprecedented celebrity with
Which Mr.. Clellan has accomplished this work
when tell you that the building will form a
hollow square Of 3l5 feet, zach angle. II will 10
elevated three feet from tho ground. 1t will ac-
oommoda'e 200 patients comfortably, allowing
1Co square feet 10 cschpatieut. Should necess-
ty 'cqui' Q il. twice this number can 10 accom- 4.
mo- aied. Tho bull ing will 10 constructed en-
tirely Of wood, and the roof will be covered
with felt and cement, kind q roofing which
has b. en- thoroughly tested on many large build
ings in New York city. The apparatus for
heating and voniilating the building vii DO Of
a nature both simple and effective. Judging
from tho plans which your correspondent has
examined, tho building will he very impo in;
| al a at the same time economical structure much
NEEDED heIo, tho building now used for a hospi
t,l baing totally insufficient for the purpose
MoSTAUK.
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Th,.o two WORTHLESS are thus sketchod, in tho
we'll known Ioipsc paper, tie great organ Of
German liberal opinion tbs ALtGEMrrSE
ZFTuSG -
colonel Plckens, Of South Carolina next 10
Slld,ll, may be tOn,ifcr,d the most able chief
Of tho rebellion. Sid i is crafty aud rosorvc1.
he illustrates Tallcyfanis dioium tina. man
has betn endo s,d with speech 10 enable him 70
conceal his thoughts; he ia as smooth and slip
poiv A. q serpent, Of aristocra'ic AMI propose
esaing mannsrs-a dplomatist in the truo sense
Of tho wCfd is native Of Louisiana come
ploto mss.er Of the French language and
enormously rich withsl. lie was justified,
therefore in linking hnsslf tho most
proper person 10 undertake tho office
or mediator between the South and the
Iuilerips H. was for this reason that
he wont out on hi- mission to Paris,
which has been happily frustrated but after
tho success Of which, hO expected TO return
h,ms 70 cull g5ga'or triumphs. PCk,ni is az
vcithy a. Slidcll, but neither 30 accomplished
nor 10 dexter rus ha loves pomp a'd etiquette
which he VA. introduced IN his lito court at
/ Charles ON, in imitation Of the imperial court
/ q Russia But yot hc is a man Of action, and
| ON that account WI, chosen Governor Of South
/ Carolina, there 10 iuau,urtto the rebellion hy
! declaring tho secession q Li- sta e., 1ul by Viy.
/ ing orders for tho bomb ,r5Iuru. Of Fort Sun',l,
| 90 Copjuru up the most ti-t.tt # civil wi-y
recorded in history For tal' "a X Pea o. had
! long been dg igra'rd but u IS, he vas - uri
the Russian cabinet, AMI io ~ pose 1t 10 20, y
Of the South Whom SiIloll perceived tho
ground was auih iru'ly pGptlti I'm tn uut.-
/ ter, he induced liykots tu resign bis ppH.
and 10 return iu September, 1850, hy 90
tho ConmrU,, u'rr Di lho cleo .'n Ooll.,. vh,h
resulted On the triumph Of Abraham Lia,ui',
10 Hgitato IN his native late Of south ttruiluI.
That Siito,. and Pi.h.us' Vaccinations 10
Ruesi. ha1rru' b.tu very -uDCHt il, "a NNlur II
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REGIMENT OF VOLUNTEER Ky


Colonel EDWARD w. SERRELL.
Lcut.-Col. JAMES +. HALL, aud Major
ARD BUTT.
LAST ANCE.
ONLY ONE COMPANY YET UNFIrI,I
Eight Companies now Mt Hilton Head,
Pay Of Privates,
8lI) SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH
House Carpenters, Ship Carpenters, XII
BackHmlths, Miners, Machnists, BoilerI..sks n
Wheelwrights will he received for
COMPANY II.
None but sound and competent men need Al
Volunteers L. this Regiment will he undl
and furnished with quarters and rations at
and their families will be provided for by 4
thorltios.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS-s1OO--B0Dl
will he paid TO each volunteer when mustere
of the service.
Enlistment for three years or during the w
HEADQU ARIERS,
Corner CHAMBERS AND
CHATHAM STREETS,
dis 2i'loS NEW YOI
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bot 10 walk q short time longer for victory,
without blood or expenditure.
IT this were true, II would be important, but
II not correct, ib circulation at this time, is q
device Of the enemy. Gen. MCCLELLAN d
doubtless vol advised Of the real state Of the
Case, and his movements, or want Of move
ment may be taken as an answer. B. far, hard
blows sppoar to be nero In favor than mild do
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THE LATEST NEWS
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Al Arrival from Uatterss.

Fortress honrOe, Jan. 10, ria B.uimOic .JrR.
ll.--lhc 4 X. SIaulimg arrived today from Hat
t'ru', ANA reports the traps there all well
Several ultcd states guuhuats had reached there
Hum Fortress Monroe. Twenty five cnutrIhauls
And c'gaI''d from Roanoke Island, and sepprt that
heavy embellishments are thrown Up there.
TIE enemy have 80 made their appear nee since
the nth of December.
On the day before the Spuuliug icf five slaves
arrived from Plymouth, who hpd been five DAYS GA
TIC NAHgc. They sHy that they were fired At is
they passed Roanoke Island. They ais report
muDh lrlNtl"u among the people.
lie rnldlur 1t llutorus ARE CON luctiug au adult
0gNrnl ir thc instruction of negroes. II Is uud =
charge NJ Patrick Kelly, of Company g. nited States
ARTILLERY, e man deeply interested IN the scheme
amt lu every way qualified 'pr his dl'lcult post
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Concert saloon. Before ,h,L.-.-,r,urr

Tho attention called TO the Concert SIoon3
in this city, by the SuS and other papers, has
produced its effect upon our State Legislature,
and hill for the suppression Of this nuisance
has hoen introduced info the Senate by Dir.
RonER1soS. II is 10 be hopod that it will
speedily b'como a law, in spite Of the powerful
interests that will be arrayed against its pas
sage wrhout waiting for such a bill, tho
BROOKLYN authorities seem TO have found law
sunici,u' f tho suppression Of these saloons,
and tho no + prominent Of those over the ferry
have l,,. compelled to close their doors.
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LEGAL RHPORTs-sArURl
Uniud state. CIrcuit Cour

The Octoroon Cdse-V Verdict for BovI
Dion Bovrcicduh at. George l.. Hr al
Lingdrd. counsel summed up th I
Afternoon, and the Court proceeded 10
jury. lie stated. In substance that the r
duce a play by any manager did not givl
right N the literary production uf the AZ
author had a right H. his own work, whic
be taken away from him without his cons
The question flr the jury b. decide vi
the fact Of Mr.. Buurciraulrs seeing the \
theatre and the defendants daily, and k1i
Intended production Of the play without
WIS an assent on his part. II he did not
was for tie jury H. say whether, under NJ
ctimstonCcs Of the case, he as-cuted. I'm
defendants must recover.
Tie jury found verdict br plaintiff.
500
This = according a. tho -tatuts-fiI
night, and 30 flr each subsequent nigh
iuruauCc.
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Or TuorsAND per. us t,l,up attended the ser.
vices Of the Christian Alliance 1t B,ruum'- Mu-eum
yesterday afternoon. Many of them went SEEM
nRly, Ia expectation NJ seeing 'the lions" frer and
were disappointed At finding The passage from the
street o. the lecture nom completely curtanci or
Tie meeting was conducted by Rev. c. c. Co.'s,
and Wos 70 very impressive one. Addresses we're
made ly several eminent speakers
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War Intelligence.

\ ~ MAEhAElF lNtibFNI.
lie WaShir gton CORE, poodent Of ths Phila.
selrhia PErss tells the following story:
Some time ego, private in the 10th Indiana
Regiment WAS tried by a court m lrtiL for do
'ertilg bis post and found guilty, the punish
ment for which is death. Iii, execution was
d'iouod for come time, and he was kept in A
painful state OF suspense. At last the time was
iixod Tor his oxccut n, and five regiments were
drawn up in lice to witness il, while a file Of
twelve men were in advance 10 exec ute the sen.
tSnce Of death by shoe ing lin.
The prisoner was lod forward blindfolded, and
the ufual words Of preparation and command
WI r. given in low, me lsurcd tone hy tho otlic
III command. During the interval between the
commands 'Take aim" and fire" and before
the last was given, hors.man rode rapidly up
tho road, waving in the air paper, which was
Understood by all present to be a roprieve. Cow
ered with dust and perspiration, the officer rode
hurliedly up to the officer in command and de-
iv'rod to him what reall proved to be a re-
pritNo. The shout "rcpTiovo' fell upon the
poor toldicr's ear, which WAS altoady strained
TO tbs utmost in anticipation of hearing the last
and final word that vas to usher his soul into
the presence &c his Creator it was too much
Tor him, and he fell back upon his coffin, appa-
rontly dead. The bandaso was removed from
his eyes, but reason had taken It's figbt, aud ho
became opcltss maniac. He was discharged
from the army and sent h mo to his friends
His death had roall never boeu in, ended. but il
was deemed necessary for the good order and
dSciplino Of tho army to make an inspres.icn
upon not only himself but the whole brigade.
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Ano,her New NNccLl,

n. .tv IoRhEH is the tide OF new
w,'kl, 1t commenced by CnrNrtu- MAT
INV. .nlOm author Of Pun, nopiu', and
oth,t . ..yln works.
The uz IS pleasant ard otr,eablc; tho
c.lum .,l filled with i'cw, in..,ent aud in
tro l. Dc enterprise 'oohs wnIl.
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Wanted Immediately for the only cavalry
ment authorized 70 lie raised, l orderly serge
farriers, musicians, l saddler, l WAGNER,
geants and 20 ahle-bodied men. Apply 10
CAMPBELL, at MahOny's at the cor Of Beaol
Hudson 1t; also ~ JOHN W. WHITE, 10 Cot
Brooklyn alsp to j. w. MCCORMICK, at Quiz
y south 80 corner Burling Slip, and g. ,
BAIRD, Q West 81. jsi A'ii
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TEE NEW YORK SUN.
WoNpkY WORNMe, JAS. IS, lsea.
- yys, n Rsser- Ksutpclv.

Ne msst Interesting item In our columns OF
Nsvs thh morning b the intelligence Ct the
cleAr,nr on II Tho rebel forces, under HuH.
FRnrr nLArsHALt, 70 Eastern Kentucky. II
Win ~ sssu that bis army Of $500 men was
completely rOuted under Acting Brigadier Gem
cr.i GAarIrtD, without having struck blow.
Ths details ofthe affair arc given in full among
our tslegr.phie dispatches.