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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04

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BBUCKLE-fn Jersoy City on Thurfdsy norring J-u g.
ii. ses '''' - VIC - " ''' %
. ARNEY-In Iyiny!on On Friday r,oninr Jan 3 Sarah
Br1paseT Only daughter Of Ma Dr. Barney jr. ssgd
AZ fiend. ard eiiye ofthe f,n rs sre invited 70 stcnltbe
fnesi 4 N resdelee Of Dr Bsiney lTsbston Sata
BAzrSC-ia Broollyn o. Thur.dsy floY1in.. Jan ? WIN
d aas'ng In the ooh ysal Of bic are.
:ADLHID ,iis city on WeJaesdsy a. --nsou JAN l. Ser
oss s.e ia'rigl ihts', fd"ud beadle eyed 80 yeHs
JFF-fa tLis clg on Wodae.e,y morning Jan / Mary
spn vile q JonPh H. Hoe, eyed 81 ycsrG
bJST-At Sig Sing. Tue,dsy Dee a. sner short O.
ness, sopsia hoyt IN the 5lsL year Of her
AHle'e r. eyed Z yesrs 8 lostis and Jsysi and o.
w, wssS ~ y;n J. Ae3sn6 IL geo eT' month";
hhkNAt--at south BERGEN H. j.. On Tkuy,dsy. Jan. 2
eieh~ei KEENAN, asod % yesr, AID months.
u Hf-M iigdson Ciy r. J.. Of the brain f.ver Phoebe
.oohfeI ospsAtD N Epge1is O. and Vsel;ne /. Lazy,
sns i'no; Of he faulty and 81 Nr G. J. Cady invited 10
f,e cousins ' b. tskeu 70 iirniord Conn or nte,o.at
..., - ne bo,on Express tIsa, leaving Twenty.
WHEACE- gu NoaJav L.. a., 81, .t..t -. , =,
hy in the .,s year Of BIZ age ''''''''' " ''''
J. bMAItE--in ~, city o. Wsla,sa.g r., ..., N
TesIs. Louis Leirssior. '" - 'sN~ "
ioN0-ln winan,b sh On gburssy J,n. p Ge,,,, Long
mo- ..r John AID hgnei Long aged u yes.
asCALl-0n Thursday Jan. 2, At s. Paul Min, ,r,,...
cay, IN be ed yelf OF he are al " ''''
IN his CITY. Thursiay jan . rrv ,ie Of
hDd, eyed z Yeas " '''h-o"4" 100
aoNA GHhK-Iu nj. ciy, On Tlorssay. Jan ? r5.,,,,
49,, $500 "Y con Of Peter snd Diidget Mones han ga
No. III In 's' d'y On Wednes2sy jar y M. ane
ss5 49, -i hioo@iyn on Wed es5.y. J,n. T. rfer ,,5
ps.s, .S'e,e '.De - f1tfek l. pNeE ossl 8 y,ars.
,as 'hi. city. on Ihrrsd.y Jan z gl., p,
roy. wife Of l.. y. Iou'sgov ''- - -'i'' OH"
fs Of ~ oit,s On ~ J Ie1. ?. Mls. FL. Ugh
soss '.''r. Snd Sophia fet'' eyed l5 5ears. 10"
2u "a brooklyu. Nel1e.asy ian y,,r.,tt I
2nos,, go 90 q Albert u aud AIns Rose oced g.rs
v,d ", Dn Nec0e d. ,. Jan. pstieu1o Wood,sd /
1fs CO. ~ ilte Jonati a. Seymour se~0 GO yfaf.
fons,si y ts tauhy fcspeCsy invited 10 attend Tho
~ ountiyf The 5t igs ~ Z 0iciosk from No 4.
er,,- aset ~i.iloss further iu,itsilcr "
skiJ W. :" thand.y e'.nir Boa. Q. Ed1.. youngs,t
IT, - t'''f VI sHo Mar o., " eyed ~ motifs
IN, itt ri ies' plrce itff ,oarD I'll ,e "a fam
''''itA'~ b. y~.eDis 10 " W. sIs,a, nj .r,.~t
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,,.rne,s-CAErIuLLr RLPoETE9 rosTHsN. Trisuss
Ian 4

j,nrIets-CAEEIULLr RLfohIE9 ron ihs n, ihihuss
ASHES ore steady and moderate request at IS for Pots
C0fiOI-Therci "a no material change 70 notice IN the
market We quote 81 J Jte foI MiddAs u ANUS AM 10
Gs.B. salcs OF few nun- ed baes. -. IL. -
lEE-Rio g. arm and IL moderate requef'i SAFES OF
$500 bag. on private terms a., ~, l. 49,.
FLOI'K AND MEAL-We.tcn Canal Flour IS IN better
In uart for export France snd the market FOR the
ioy ,o, Is steady while trade brands arc be.'er WIN
inquiry n the close Influenced bJ limited recriHs .ae
o 1, 6 hill, a. S00 rs 20 for saperue State and West
~ y R1 H5 10 for E2tTa Sste 10 wa - % ior fsncy
do As H0d 10 IS the low CAD Of Extra osern S6a
Q5 for shipping bramds of Round Hoop Extra oho, ava
~ Is AZ trsde tsnd DO Canadian Flour - IN goo Fo
u,tt ,specay for The better gradcs and prices ale hrner
tho avas ars n,ted sales OF 40 buis Ut 70 "a 20 %
o Ex,as southern Flour solso rmeT aud IN good deASnd
r,iarv Inc low grader which wated The rocpt' are
,hti saes a. $3.50 bills a. IS GG - . for miNsat' ,od
snuelfnc Baltimore &c. aud 80 3Oc ~ Tor Extras Ii.
Feur cady ~ moderate request ssles OF iZp u a.
4aQbs9G Com Meul i du a. = J for Jciseyi iri - ~
r Brsriywinc Buc.whes' Flour Is sasbe At pl loe VI
Fisli~rie market Is quiet. AID piss generally ale main
filmed ssiga Of LOO" boxes No,l. iltriinR - lc1
GRAIN-TLo Wheat ma.'t Is soiy qOe' bu am the as
l. tesireble Qad IT, roccis srn tued see'
Of lied Nes'ern a. . ga 49, ~ 40 ~ 9e'
oun a. ~ IS; 100 do. Milwaukee tlab 10 81 81 $50 ' 40
hide Mii isiu a q So Bailey l. quiet but tfIhi .es o.
900 bush Sisto tho Kaih aa De pot ~ lac barley M Is
d-la CJ0eo Ol3 quiet ~ steady ne M'Na.s re
ana ,te az W aic kysi in light ssocA nm sac
of D bush River ~ far Corn l. dui ard easier -'a OK
2torl br aiao5c ios Netorn Mixed, snd o. ''s'' io
HAY ~ warfe, Gnn the demand fair sales q i'c'
bales ~ 1Jdtoc b Iio ID.
uIDEsIho nsrArt continues iuil u about previous "a.
the slocs on mud 10 20O'' as'ins 4'" '"Ho '"Io ''
iTH sre q4et, but very firm at III 2'a II 20 FOR last
LMErho marset is dul yet hFn, OF e.e ios coo'i'o'
IuMgFR The maAst is quiet bn, asm st sliqsl3lo
rvssro 3p'.es apJ Pipa Timber a. &c qaAity
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pnsse,,gers Arrived

Ia sfecpssiy A,,, ron, Lrapoc! and qs,..''oeS-MI
KirkpatdcA ard lady, Mss hingeury j. L. d. Morrison and
sjv u r. Clark bfs Fanshawe sud four chiten hss VIZ
toe 5. Carte, J. r. sesuysr J. Dor NJ Mas 49, o. ~.
R,.be. Mo.,rI Lehuaa Mosey, Msyne Peterson, Bar
iholf Bryds.r VIM. ssneerson Dr. Ap.oa fIo5i hg.f
Mir +. r. Dslany Mr t''eS Lee v ROOD L'"' '''''
4 ~ smith Jsnies Moran, T.. Fuller.
Ia .,ea~.a ohav6d. from FSt Royaice pta'n and crew
of,l, Frances Henrietta Of the stone fleet H. heyee,
N,rtln scha. one officer ard six sick OF tho navy
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CornsrRs, CAsFs.-yesterday Coroner collin

held en igusst a. e.hirston III h The body Of Ano
-, 60 K In the family Of Mr fosfer. who ccd yesterday
c.nzht Ere ron he kchen rlnse SUI was t,e 9! Ire
srd and shout 20 yes ae. Tie Jury rendered verdict
Of Accidental death ,.,,
Yetsday Corons NsumsnD beld IN qu.s on he Gods Of
Thcras Nulrearn which found m ie oock ooi y 5eeen
street t.i1ls morning II l. auppod lnst hs s. oFe.
hoard On Wesnsdsy ght, while intoxicated lie Nas gs.
tive Of Ireland and - years of age verdict Lean ~
Yss,s7v Coroner Rarney held an ilqne' on he body u
owen Ptean who shot by James Wen g lar en- on
the 30th cit The jury was DIVIDED Ia thrf ~ s 80
,Snr eomut,ed Wall .ays that be shot deceased In
self.
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PnFsFNrATIog TO PoLlcE CAPTAIs.--The
friends of Capt. Silvey met him at the Washington
Hotel, in BEcalway, on Wednesday night, aad pre-
scented him with gold watch and chain, valued at
500, and pure containing 5000 10 gold coin. The
committee having tie matter in charge were r. w.
lruudy, Joseph a. FoO,e Henry Smilh Frederick
Gilbert, Treasurer, d. II. Printup, Secretary.
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Tn Cor OF : CoHFLlNINf.--It rll. tc req n
bercd nai 80 IL opening OF he Atalt.e h"d i"cte
Telegraph iioo bio HJuor, nc Mayor Of 81" ''In-
creo, fcnt lie compi'm,u's 10 Mayor WOOD over 'Le
wires. Mayor wood Ieyonded: and yesterday q
biz! Of $22 we cent ito The Mayors Once ioI get
i.,msr;, v'i,ii w.r fulc md.
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Arrived.

Steamship Re auoks u. 5. trsnsPoIl Couch Hilton Hs.a
N Iours s ballast Experienced heavy "efiEts os' t'e
y,rl ,al, aud sustained other damage. -, n. ~,
steamship CahswDa a.. 5 transport Bsser Ion lsos~
Do, IN i. = n a. In ballast Experienced heavy "enher
Schr A. A. Rowland Rowland, - days soda 70 'ief'
ull & Abbott. . -, D.. c,.s, e., u.Yno,
schr. Joseph AM franklin Bennett 'ies' hss h"0'''
Sir lriernana (Br) Cook Halifax II Days fish, Se.' I"
Nv ,satl Areuair Haskell, ElizabethPor, cesl fe'
Boston. ,.,, ID, -, ., R,,,,,
s,.r slcfai1c,tc smith, brest tgg hGlo)f "oni.
se,- L. l. Rard''. Miller Baltimore D GAYS, "eo''
,ehr Fanvafi Naien, Salisbury days wood
s..r l,o.a ar. beaver. Nanfceke Gays wood
Sci, W 81 " ind Bufu.it. Baltimore 1 day., wood
In Var HosArt baltimore days -four, Sc ~ master.
schr Jane. Buchanan, nisbee Atlantic CITY n J wood
sea.aer lscon Jones, Providence mdAe 70 fiw@d bya'
81.
SALED-Jau. ., bark Green tBr, Of Avoal for britol
schrs Harding (Brl Jsmaicai Iisress lbrl ,niscoA
Ai.o Dec -sieiauhp Atlantic for Port Royal corvette
Nonrn (>Eedl. !.
BELOW--Ons Of c. II. Marshan Co. Liverpool packet
sbils.
MlND--Sunse w.
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by JANrs II. HAN. .2no. pp. a2a Crosby Eichos
A collection OF ihot Toe;ical pieces aud extracts
from several Englieh and American authorr. Tire
volume Is issued in ornamental style, aud is intended
to form an appropriate present for all seasons and
oCcasOns."
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THE FALLEN BRAVE. A Bio0HsPHictL MsSOE,L og
Tng AngEfCAa OfilCEHs WHO nAYh NlfHH fnf'H
law, y1g rns PRr.EnvATIos THE Usioy. Edited
by JouE OiisAHf SnsA. byo. Up IA thsries
EirhGfdson q CO.
A fit memorial il here presented OF several Of the
noble martyrs whose blood has been shed in devotion
10 ther country. Brief sketches are given Of The
lives Of Ellsworth, Winthrop, Wmd, Cameron, Hag-
gerry, Lyon, Baker, aud Others, whoss death on The
field Of battle has made their memory dear and sacred
10 every lover Of the Union. The portraits which ac
company the biographical notices are carefully en-
Qraycd, and appear 10 be worthy representations Of
the originals.
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Tie Cleveland aad Toledo Road earned IN Deem
Der, lsm. $l90Oo0-the largest business, for the
month Of December, in tho history of The road.
Tie Grand Trunk Bond earned the third week in
December:
lgG9.......~aG sc 55 u 1a6i..........f l"t % ~
inogs. sc.............s..s'sss''sFf i,h' W
The City Of Ncw.York and Jersoy City arc paying
,heir iniofest due on the 1T inst, in specie. The
CITY o, Brooklyn, We understand, pays it's in cur
rcucv.
Tic business Of ile Clearing House was s20,6h,-
2e5. The baluccs are now AZ paii in Loan Certili-
cseg aud there j. 10 oqualizing Of specie. Indeed,
the whole fnternizing system of the Backs 'pI'aIf
70 be exploded excepting Tue ,euielnoni Of balances
tir.ii.i, tle Clcaling-iouso, which is too great "a
convenience 10 be abandoned. There can be but
lulc fa,craizirg wbea Bank officers forget t1o
pf1eni,ics NJ sor,a intou0nre Huc zee language foe
vg.f3 e,.ch o.hor in tank wecinn which D. usually
co.G,cd 10 leg. cultivated locllttt.
Tie Baui aye going Oh much ar leiore' ni-nj 81
them. pnlm-all. are receiving Govemmeit crnnnd
notes under Hlulajous, and oll Of them Pay fgeci'
T., certain cascs. Tics, who nouinaly r. hife ~ JON
tie iosrae e sn,pondsd Laula ore no 80 practice
~. ,.,is rfe.m ~ Lsl'Isi'e fl'.ie ihHn Their
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EeSein,s of Produce.

JAW. 2-gG0 bbs Floy 80 bbls. Meal; 37,cW ocs..
Oa,s; 700 lkg Prov isons; 1000 rkg'. Nbiszy.
n-r-a-rsrr1,s rss<zrzssr5znzz
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WIND Suu,et, n W

sr OronGr's BRRNuDA Dee. ls.--Ihs dsnssed corn By
bark sabeh Leayltt has been sold ~ 1cen day. aud
realized 81 cent per bushe The United Staie steam
gunboat keystone STATE arrived at these iends on Sunday
'a re -, 30 9hA 9ua awaits AeEe srSsst aissien
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virginia 1885, Zd A1oitDTb oi4itd. -
l.ceo Iluoi. sise.. 1870 ers
leo iaO aud Michigan Gsuai Skies is 239
Hoo DO do sterling dO....15. a ~
80 Georgia Coupons ".
The above ON account Of the following Danks OF
Illinois now in liquidation:
Bond County Bank Ofcenyllei Fulton PsnR Vermont
s','c cs B,k s. Jolnsi frontier blnk hertoni Mis-
tlilpp River Bank Orfod.
We hear of soue gold going by the steamer to-
morrow but the amount is not very large. Tie
bullion brokers quote gold at Il - cent premium,
and IN some cases asking u 2 cent.
There is q better supply Of money to-day offering
on demand aud the better class Of borrowers find 10
difficulty in supplying their wants at 6a7 3 cent.
Paper is dull and the current rate for iiistclass
names is 2 ceut.
Tie Farmers Loan and Tfnst Company, has de-
carod a somi.auuual dividend OF y cent, payable on
the 10Th inst. Tic Bank OF Commerce in New-York,
sem.arnual dividend Of 3 z cent, payable Jan. g.
The CitzoLs Fire Insurance Company, dividend Of
~ = cent, payable on demand. The Cilizens Cas-
Light Company Of Brooklyn, a dividend Of e
cent. payable on the 18th int. The " ont nix Fire
Inmranoo Company Of Brooklyn has declared a
dividend OF y cent payable on demand. The
Jersey City assurance Company viii pay on demand
Il dividend Of . y cent. TheNa.aau Bank q paying
tho coupons and par OF the principal Of the bouds OF
Belmont Coz lty, ONO.
Amoug the changes in business firms incident 10
The ,,.. eceuont Of the new year, we notice the
withdrawal If Mr. George Carpenter fro the old
6rm Of CARPENTER & Vermilyo, who retlres from
r,inc,s life with the respect of all who knew lin.
To remaining pauutrs Wellington II. and Wm.
r. Y,rmilye, viii continue the business, under the
name Of yenniye s. Co.
Mr. Cisco, for subscriptions TO the popular loan.
receiyes checks on tie city banks rayatle in demand
Treasury notes, and If the pa, ing bank has not q
ml, len, amount On hand retains tie check until the
/ bank is pre- pared.
! The Empire Cry Fire Insurance Company to-day
declared their twenty-Grst semi-annial dividend OF
/ Z y cent
2 The marine ios.es n December we've s15i,OoO,
iag.insi 81 20 900 in November, and tie aggregate
OF the year IL si2 7050O0.
The annual report OF the Boston and Providence
Railroad makes the following summary statement OF
the business Of the road for the Lac! year:
The sro., reeep'. last year werc......"ss 1ST1 80
/ f1perse, In pp'fatlf tha road ifc1gd' .
Ia interest PAID. .............'.'q - oy3 -
Paid foI ue1 losouotii o....s.s.ss.s..s. s.D ~
fsit ,er ~ nsw r. sI ia.. '''.'..,.. c09 co
Csrfi,d reserve 20 the several f1ndf
'o 2g%5 GO
-
-, ................ x2Sl aty II
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SPARE HOURS. ~ Jouy Brow NJ y. lem'
UcanJrG ti.i4A

SPARE HOURS. ~ JOINS Browy. M u. Emo, PIP f't
Ticanlr g. tt.l4A
Tic delightful essays IN this volume have 'ccn So
ccled under tie sanction o., thc author. from larger
ro,k. ircludas rrof sa.o.al ana miscellaneous pa
nsrs. which have slrcady excited not iu.o interest
a,sone the reading circles Of Crest Britain. DIR.
Brown is "a nl,d.cl Irac.itiouer in Edinburgh, whose
l,u-s moments have been devoted u 'he cultivation
u letters, aud who, without tie sis!est degree II
Formally or receive, poais out BIS fcclugs on PAPER
showing linfe'f equally At home in Tie sphere Of
genial Citici,m, pathetic sentiment, and gay and
rpori.ye hunor He confessions have the fraukness
If S..ntsirre sId almost tie playful uoiyei6 Of
Clarl.s Lamb. combined with vein OF tender oar-
r,ie-s. that stamps ,he individuality Of the writer
The tone # bic remarks IL uniformly hcaihiul snow
ins a genuine love Of nature, and cordial sympathy
with AL conditions If humanity. Rab and bis
Friends" pu,porf. 20 he g,Iy Of favoiit dog. but
the main erfolc which il dcsciles BIAS rarely been
cauied a. = narrative Of exquisite Tathos. my
F,'her's Memoir j. a biographical Gkeich Of q
truly original s'otiah divine, als riding q beau;i-
fll Illustration Of the ialenosa q 'r. Buckles spccu-
lsiols 10 regard TO Tic want Of human symlthios IN
an order Of men whom lie takes 80 much pains 70
uiisrepresent Several contributions to the periodical
literature Of tic day prcicrged in The volume but
they all possess permanent interest in their natural
Gow Of feeling aud raey inarincialiiy OF expression.
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brethren. We presume all The banks redeem thei
circulation, in moderate amounts, in coin especially
for elors end a'eo supply what coin is needed for
Gu stoIn-llouse purposes. The Committee on Demand
Notes not prepared to report, and tie action OF
he banks viii depend upon tie action OF Congress
IN authorizing waiting ior their redemption ii not
funded
The Asia brings 81 2l0 in frecie.
We annex comparative statement Of Che Imports
OF Foreign Dry Goods ct the port Of New.York for
t1o week ending Jan. 2, and since Jan !;
Per n. Wsek 1889. 1860. 1861.
Ei.ered At the Po5t.... S2yy!.lA sl,8a9a1 sisJb42
lhrewn on Nafket..,..2,tC54.9 Gt35JS so 90
nee JGn. 1.
Erte ed the Port. .ll3l52C24 lo907lco 1856 Caa
Thrown hisrke....lll3G 91,68OssJ 45.i2j.4eo
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NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY on EMINENT
aMIVlCANS. If1m Onginal lailtilfs b. AfHNl0
Cu.rrEL with Ri0fuptiea ~ Eyrsr a. p1ckiNDE.
Serial Parts Nv JOHNSON, fry Company.
The desien Of this work is entitled 70 he b.ghee,
commentator, and sltiongh il has been partially
anticipated by previous well-krsen publications
will doubtees meet with favorable reception from
the American community. IL is intended to present
narrative Of the lives Of the statesmen, legslaors
magistrates, military AID naval officers, eminent pro-
f,seionm men, authors, and artists who have left the
impress Of n cir characters and activity on The history
Of tie nation. Among ,lc Biographies in Tie num-
iers now Issued are those of Benjamin Franklin,
Ia rex Henry, Samuel Adams George Washing on,
aud poIIaiis are given q John Quincy Adaus,
Henry Clay, Andrew jackson, De Niu Clinton,
Washington living, and others. Mr.. Duycknck
has performed lie task with the clearness Of -tate-
nent, variety Of illustration. aud lyelincss Of ox-
rersion, for which his name is an ample guaranty
aud he series, If completed ia aocordnce with the
standard here pres, ntod will form available ami
interesting addition TO the Iich stores Of American
biographical literature. The execution Of tie portraits
IL far inferior 10 HAT Of the etierpsess, and in some
in.lapces. the familiar lik.uesses d the sgtec;s are
not only perverted but metamorPhoaed into IN
pleasant cancatulch.
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rJe0Nina Car0s, &;r.

AT WIZ. EVERDELL's SONS.-Wedding
n CARDS Of tie latest s,ycs a. No. io4 .toust ~
ttsishlshed iol5)
TNGPANlNG and PRINTING (holf pricc).-
IWcdipg a. Home. and No'e psIels SC hnsne.s Cart.
Bi1 Heads Portrss sc. u kELlAS, - fuitous'. p. y
4 JOHNSTON d Co, No. $50 BoWyry.-
81 Wedding and 81 itig Cards &C. lsss, s,yi.j slo
"a ~ hy uail Aro, Watches Jeweiy. Silver We're AID
Pied are Of The rest qtsii.es and ct low If.cfs
gS9==J = WEDDING CARDS.
KSSHsg gYog Tteso Cethretsi Encr- -
ID soil onif hy Nv LkyE-L
ga Broadway, y. I.
- Specilaar1 So a.4, 81 Iese.. so -'-lP@
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80 Djboa Il man GOufeEn'

r.p,nr,r.g' peeonheT p. ifl.
GENERAL ORDERS ~ IA, .,,h. ,,,ha
WE[r las arep6egyou or slilpne men s'e'on q Tue
'Oy g,,, :. I, ~. New rIou pshlre
Rs,,cr End Hsw.Beofnd, aesssohu'e"N
esS s elpSi, end Erie. Pcru'y'vsu's
q ..,mo'e, Asy i9sa, {. ga q, ,,,,,,,
oroinsry seeineu aud la'dsnen Woo eeh pas we
., .nr,eon's cIari'l anon oy lle'e ,.as - s,,{ecs,
" 800. rs-re.t t-ir rsfitenco WITH an ou. e
n ne1'ous 90 c,s. o ifyine has hoy orc Ict'1Cn s
.S ~ sire 70 a'e 70 enter te navy "iil be
received "a aS .S Of ,n,ss cent, mile for trovcrg
r.ss' e, % rec month"; to scsnen and o,diuay SEQ
ny 30 30, g, , 10 e1s a. ao,ent q hafpay to their
~, re- y, 800 sr,s tbe % /, oi thei- enlistment.
70 on ~ h eri ~. IN teir ordinary CLOTHES where an
iyi e faf suod AID charged PER lit benz 'A' pre-
~ "a ~
Sac oil oloe cloth trowsers..........''''' m
0,e Dire dslud oyenhirt.....'..'''''''' . "a
r., prdef flannel g.. tE...,s.s...'.'ss'''' . ~
1Nro pairs wooea draweTs.....'''''''''' s1
Ore n.stgsp.......,.......' 30
Two big keta... 't'''''''''' u1
9ns i SssA .s is2i,.:ii %
LAe psy Of petty officers averages 80 % ia Ie'
II ,e,tue1............ 10 -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04

on THE EPIsTLEs TO TUE sewn
CfUPC;IFs IN ASIA -Hevelltirns H. III by
pIcgNsp CrsNsylx TEEHCn, u. d. II no. Up Si'
Charlie Sclitner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04

Az "a, win be allowed ieke Tie benefit o. this
,gbo has not been four months o. ses or on me
sse'a.i,i; go Gu -ON MELLtS,
b '~ =" Secretary OF i4e Navy.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19
Personal InteiRigcnoe.

G. H. Wilder and wife, Of Galveston; John Ksrry,. OF
Montreal and Mr. Van Allen and wife, Of Albany, arc
stopping at tho Clarendon Hotel.
Dr. Gilchrist, Of the United States Navy Frank NJ,
Rotch, OF Morris county G. T. Harris, OF Providenco
Samuel Bowes OF Spr ngeld G. Cruger, OF Duchess
county and Mr. Morse and wife, OF New York. are stop
ping at the Brevoort House.
q. w. Wallacc Of the United States Army; Robert A.
Maxwell, OF Philadelphia; James A. Lackic, OF Rhodc'
Island s. +. Inwood OF Boston; W. H. Hoyt OF BAlti-.
moro and Richard Jants Of New Jersey stopping at
the Lafarge House.
ABB Loring of washington; r. Knowland and W. p.
Shvcr OF Pittsburg c. W. Smith and John ". Brown, OF
Columbus f. X. Myers aud wife, OF Cleveland Il. Spon-
cer Of 81. Louis George Darling, OF Rochester H. O.
Marshall Of Ohio and W. H. Davis and wife. OF Jamaica,
L. l., arc stopping at tho Metropolitan Hotel.
Major sprague Of Albany A. Rsnwick, Of Bostons }.
b. Kmbal OF Mcmphis ca NJ Ives, OF Come cticut; 3.
Crane, OF Baltimore; NJ. 8. Hawlsy, Of Bunalof N.
Brown Jr., Of Philadelphia, and l.. Moore, OF Hudson,
are stopping at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Dr. Charles Bell OF Poughkeepsc; W. II. Russell, OF
New Haven; A. D. Williams C. NJ. and &C bellows, OK
Boston; ID. O. Campbell and J. A. Robinson, OF New
York; j. B. Ticket, Of Portland H. p North, oe Con-
necticut and Mrs Kinney and da igher Of New Bruns-
wick are stopping at the Abermare Hotel.
Lieut. Mayo and wife, OF California; p. Brignoai from
Philadelphia J. A. Dumas, OF Fishkil II. c. Van
schsak. OF Chicago;w X. and C. Hodges, from Manas-
sas; Miss Van Duzer, Of Croton Falls Preston, OF
Hartford A. Hathaway, Of Albany and N. X. Wheeler,
OF Bridgeport are stopping at the Everett House.
Gov. Andrew and Hon. @. r. Bailey and family Of
Massachusetts,; Col W. Stillman, Of Washington; Judge
T. NJ Kelley and D. " Colo and wife, Of Cleveland j. q.
Bcas OF the Boston Pos Dr. j. c. Fletcher Of Newbury
port f. c. Dclevan and A. Rawson, OF Abeny. and C. 8.
Bushwell, OF New Haven, are stopping at tho Filth
Avenue Hotel
Dr. l.. W. Leach, Of the United states Army Charles
Fremont, OF Washington Homer Ramsdell, q Newburg;
b. II. Burt, Of Rutland G. 4. Walters, Of Baltimore
Gardner Colby and wifc, and b. l.. Marsh Of Boston ID
NJ Chaplin and wife, Of 0gdensburg, and MIS- Y. " NOT
well and daughter Of Staten Island sre stopping at tho
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

TIE MONITOR AND HER CHTEr ENGNEER.-
We reproduce in another column a highly in
teresting description Of the Monitor, by her
Chief Engineer, Mr.. Isaac Newton, published
last January, in which that gentleman pre-
dicted the success of iron-clad vessels, and
anticipated exactly what the Monitor would do
1t is well that the engineering of this impreg-
nable vessel is entrusted to gentleman of such
scientific attainments and practical knowledge
of his profession. Great credit is also due to
Mr.. Sinners, the government officer under whose
superintendent the Monitor was constructed,
and who performed the part of special engineer
on the day Of battle, having been ordered to
do so by the Navy Department, in order to
test her merits in actual conflict. He acted
his part well, and deserves all the praise be-
slowed upon him by the inventor. Mr..
Newton's account cannot fail to interest all
our readers.