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The Government su.pe,-,ou

TIE sub-comu ittoc Of Congress on Ways and
Means have added an important section to the
bill providing for a national currency in view
OF tho suspension of the banks in all the lead
ing cities. The now section authorizes tho issue
by the Secretary of the Treasury, of notes To
the amount Of 100000 payable on demand
without specifying any place OF payment, and
Of such denomination as he may deem expe-
dent, not less than % each, which ,hall DO a
legal tender in payment Of all debts public and
private, within the United States, and shall be
exchanged at auy time at their par value the
same as coin, al the Treasury Of the United
Safes, and tho offices Of Assistant Treasurors,
IL any Of the coupon or registered bonds which
the Secretary Of the Treasury is now, or may
hereafter be, au'horiLsi to issue such treas
ury notes I've bc ro.issued from time to time, As
the exisencios OF the public service may re-
quire.
II is expressly stated that this issue Of note
is for temporary purpose only; but as 1t is t.
continue until the notes authorized by the act
into which it is introduced put in circulation
to the amount Of sl0O, 0t0 900, it may DO taken
as the virtual acknowledgment ON the part Of
Il
the Government Of is inability to longer con.
| duct the war upon specie basis.
Still, there is no special cause for alarm it
this admission. 1t is what We had every roa
son to expect, and no more than we find prece
dent for in the experience Of every Government
| With England, even, tho largest liitalist il
the world, the suspension of specie payment OF
the part OF the Government 10 time of war hN
been more than orcs necessary. There, how
ever the possession of a national bAnl
enables the Government to conceal its own ina
bility, under the cloak Of a gracious permission
to the Bank OF England, which is but a brancl
OF the Government, TO suspend the payment G
| specie. With no such disguises, our Govern
ment must face tho responsibility directly, re
ing upon the ability aud willingness of tn
people to me,t its requirements in the paymen
Of taxes, As soon as the machinery for their col
lection ball be put into effective operation.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
From Washington.

Washington, Pee. 3i-Rcccnt rcconnossan-
C,s from Gen. Smiths and McCall's divisions
show the enemy has a strong picket guard be-
youd Evansville, but no troops at that place,
The Quar- oTmast,r " the Seventh Maine reg
iment, r, csiyed from the clothing bure,u, On
Saturday, coats and pSntaloons for that rogi-
ment, but WAS soon aft,r obliged 20 return
them owing TO the fraud, which, in their IN anu
iacture and material had boon pnC iced upon
the Rovt rnmeLt.
General Sumner, lately injur by the stun
bling Of his horre, has been brought TO Wash
irgton for medical treatment.i
Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson, today presented n
costly stare of state colors TO the Dickinson
Guard, 80, h New York Volunteers Hon. X.
II, Duell received them in behalf Of the regi-
ment, delivering a t,licitious address.
Mrs. Bailey, OF baltimore, arrived here this
L. NJ, ard was Placed in the priion for females
in TIE western part Of Washington. II will be
remembered that she was recenily arrested as a
spy. Mo- only in the folds Of her dress, but in
band letters, which are in possession OF the
/ PROF. er authorities,
Several DAYS ago Mrs. Greenhow, who was
an ong the first female arrests, and who is still
| in pripon, received cake from some friend oil
| hers, NJ known 10 the guard. Before deliver
| Ing /, into her hands, Lieut.. n. + sheldon, Of
| the Sturgis Rifles, suspectiDg something wrong
| examined the cake and found imbedded there II
| a note informing the lady that arrangements haf
| teen made for heT escape and conveyance L
| Richu oad, naming the day and hour for he
CsliveTaUce.
Col. Ktirigan parole having expired he i
| at ain in piison Ills trial will DO resumed OF
1 II M sday,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
To the Readers sf The tsu.i

Once moro I write myself Htitor and Sole
P,ogrielor Of The Mt,c Fork Ssn. Ny day
dream of rural enjoyment is btokon, and am
again prisoner to pen and types. For months 7
sought TO avoid the surrender, bu. only 10 find
resistance without avail. Thought and han
may TO longer ninglc with productions Of the
soil they must return 10 other and better
known rounds oi duty. But congratulate my
self on my surroundings. Mover was prisoner
more royalty treated. II Ger sinly ia plea,
10 greet tried irieria and familiar fnco. and to
resume old assaciations though it 10 against
ones own will. Ny old shoes, even, give back
mite to make smooth path which can 10 but
rugged at the best My associates in labor join
I andS with the in renewed determination thai
The Sun .lsli do its share Of duty in queli ing
the unnatural rebellion now riOting DER the
lard, and rcgrets fast dsappcM in warm
patriotic desires 10 ensure tho mo.t complete
Performance Of that duty.
What, then, 70 tho Roahors Of The San :
Nothing save tho announcement that I am
hcnCelorlh iis Pdbli ,hsr and Manager. Thsy
require no other Prospectus, Programme or
Platform, To declare what Of good or III the
future will bring 10 thtm in its cplumna
Wha'eyor my past management warrants thom
in expecting, that much I promise. II more
comes within the range OF my abilities, moro
they shall receive. For my advortisrg friend.
shall, a. ever, keep open house, and that The
Sun will Away, DO welcome visitor n its old
hauntP, Il sid finding many, many new ones
I mote than hop ! mike sure of1
MOSLS S. BEACH.
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A GRIND PrerenInIIon.

Presentations have been in vogue since The
World began-and longer yet, for The Suns
lint modest ray was the presentation to our cit
liens of the first daily penny newspaper ever
known. And now The Srn is taking yet
Kosher start. Un'or the au'piees of its propri-
etor in former years, Mr.. BEACH, every ono Of
It's Thousands of subscribers, on the 18th OF Jan.
uAry instant, is to receive with his paper, but
free of cost, copy of a Complete Mop ofM h.
southern States. This map shows distinctly tho
81 les and towns tho harbos AMI coasts, rail.
rcsis ard post roads, positions Of blockading
.quadrons, Sc, all surrounded with an orna-
montA boIder which includes portraits OF the
President ard Secretary of War, and Generals
ScoTT and McCLEIIAy-tho slme map pro-
duced at so great expense by HAErEH &
Brothers. The map is printed on a separate
sheet of fine paper, and ready to post up for
refereI co Il is OF the same size as the sheet on
which The sun /, printed.
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Rrom Pertrr-, M.nrnn.

Fortress Monroe, dee. 30, ria BIiim,re De
B.-Tho Norfolk DAY Book which was rec ,iy.
ell by hag OF truce, gives a curious accou Il 81
the capture OF the schooner SherwoOd. Among
other things II Is stated that ihroe Of our boats
we're disabled, and the Express tet on fire. All
tho damage done by our shelf, ut Senate
Point Is SAID 10 have been the killing Of "roos-
ter"
Philip 81. George Cooke. recently appoin, cd
BIigadier q, neral in the army Of the Po omac,
committed sui ide on Thur,dsy li'. a. his resi-
DEF &c. He was grsdu ate al Wes Point AMI
esteemed IA fine officer.
The oOmmis,ary stores, including portion Of
tho ordnance department ia Nashville, WIRE
Seetru, ed b., fire 90 the night of til, ~. The
loes is imated At nearly million dollars.
Tbs fJ'lo girg are the Tennessee Congress
men;
IiIst District, J. j. Heiskeli; Second, w. q.
Swan; Third, J. u. Goricnshirr; Fourth, NJ. T..
G,ntry; Fifth, G.. W Jon,.; SIKH, II. s. Foo e;
seventh J. u. c. AdkipI; Eighth, John V.
Wright; Mimi. ID VI. Cunin.
SIX contrahands we've taken from small
csLOes in the On, sapeake Bay, OH Beck River,
ibis morning, in an almost exhausted conIitio
They state that the Inhabitants Of yorktown
aud the military authorities are very much
frightened At an expected attack.
IL is believed there that e. N. Butn,ije's ex-
psdiiicn is certainly destired to g. M York
river, and that CON Wol ~ill co operate in the
attack upon Yoik'own Cen. Magruder is said
to have telegrapL pied tho Col ditiOn OF affairs to
u chmond Md asked pefmi,siOn to des' roy
yorktown by fire, and to have r ceiyed a reply
dLtciing bin TO r'fTain until ha ia certain that
,hS' place Is to bo mreiarly attacked.
S'ro' Y ha''c'ics are placed on c,ch siiS ~
lo River. and m" force il cstiinit.d A. 20. 900
H. the Unity 81 Yorktown.
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80 go, end-tl ne indications Of
Starvation. | went with him to his house,
whore found his wife and "A widow named
Saul, another widow named lluNey, aud wo-
man nam Jane Connplly-al living in the
same house. Murphy's two Son1, one aged 10
and the other II, were a. school. He told
me that himself, his vito, hts two sons, aud the
widows we're living for some time on one IL cal
a dsy; end that meal contested OF rotten pota.
toes. That, at the time called, he aud his
wife, the two widows and his children, who
were at school, were fasting 1t was then IL
o'clock noon That tho other woman, Jane
Connolly, was the only ono in the house who
had b:eakfasied, which consisted Of one half
penny worth OF bread, ditto Of tea, and pinch
Of sugar kind neigh 1or gave her. lie further
informed me that Widow Saul had applied to
John Morris for coal and did not get any; that
be himself got a store cf coal, but paid three
hslfpebcc for II at Blttsills farm yard. lie
also told me that he had gone to Mr., eotteriil,
previous 10 meeting me, to tell him hi. sal
tale, that he met hin at tho hall door of Head
fmd Castle, and sked him to give himsoms work.
lie told him Murphy re could not help him
a, present. I'd, N sent for the children 70 the
sohoOlhouse. II WIS pitiful to see on their
young faces the evident traces Of hur ger. |
red not say thai hspe acted TO Ssrds them
az Christian and IA Catholic priest should.
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Cord from mn, Nv %. C.,,c..

NJ, congratulations arc due TO tho roa1ers Of
the Sen upon its return TO tho management, Of
IFS old and experienced proprietor, Mr.. NJ s.
BEACu, under whose direction II will advsnc
rapidly upon its wontcd career Of prosperity,
with the good wishc- Of all, and rome moro sim
oere than those which | horo tender.
may add, for tho Information Of many friendr,
that my own responsibility for the management
Of tho Sun ceased with my withdrawal from
its publication in December, 1860 and during
the past year it has been entirely undor the
dire Of others, with whose action | have
had no connection. W. G.. CHURCH.
Nor York, January Isl, 1862.
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AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.
Women and Children Made
Homeless.

Onerriiie, Dec. 81 One Ct our rsn c,ptured
by the rebels, and carried 10 Springfield, has
just returned, hayirg left that place on Christ
mas. He says that Gen. Price with 1000 m IN
bad taken all the houtes IN Springfield for his
ttoope, turning the women and children into
the streets. He had unloa' ed his wagons and
was making pre- Daraiions for long stay.
The people Of Arkapsas refused 10 alloS ten.
Price 10 enter that state with any othsr troops
than those regularly enlisted In the t,oufod, rate
"t,ice, and he bad only l.5OO en- oiled in I'll It
tetvice.
The county north of Springfield was full Of
men fc'urI ing from Pies army. VIII, ssiJ N
they were permitted to letsrn home and tax,
the cath Il allegiance, Z lea would be left with
only his regular Confederate troops.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-01
A New story.

On Saturday We shall com meL &C the publcs-
,cn Of an original story, written expressly for
The Sun by Mrs. ANN S. SrErHESs, entitled
HUNTED DOWN. Tho high reputation on
joyed by this talented authoreS. renders any
special enconium of this story supoihuous. Tha
il will deeply excite the interest of the reader
we are well assured. 1t will prove, however
but one of many attractive features to DO oil
loved by our subscribers for 1862.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-01
New Years Address.

Tux suns New Years Address, published
today, exctls il interest any issue OF the kind
which has ever before appeared The war
past, present and TO coEe, ia represented in a
peauiful allcgorical picture, which pourtrays the
nor ster Ihsntom of rebellion, enveloped in the
iak clouds Of war, thoroughly startled by the
advancing hosts OF tho North, and now about
'akipg his reluctant blight. In one hand is
rasped the broken chain of human bondage, on
shich his hopes have rested, while the other
clutches tho red tOrcl Of wars destruction,
which lights up the domoniac features OF the
grim monster, rs he scoNlingly flies away. The
.hick clouds OF var are seen lifting frcm the
United Safes, which appear represented he
neath, ard their dark shadow only rests upor
our extreme southern shore.
To the North is observed brighter scene
There the genius OF Liberty, with our country
shield, and or countys sword advancing OF
clouds Of radiant light, is seer, marshalling thu
vast armies Ct the North, before whose impetuou
career the Southern demon, and Southern wa
is rapidly swept away. Thu sun appears, in al
III kngly splondor, to aid the glorious work
ard, With its mighty power, is auayed oil
the side of Libtrty, difPellirg the gloom!
clouds which obstruct its rays, and lighting u
the shadows with promise of a better year |
is tho truthful portrait Of our own journal
whose rays AID influence will ever DO cas-, uPo
tho side of freedom, honesty and right,
The pictorial features of the address o.
equslltd, if not surpassed, by the stirring rels
ton Of the events of the year, written by tina
highly talented au,horess, Mrs. ANN s. SrF
raKss, whose name and fame, at home 40
broad, is one Of which New York may we'll b
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The " hO,.--
Iishes a letter addressed "
Genoa Committee, which says - -
naar the final solution, notwithstanding the 90
stseles thrown in our way by enemies, by FALSE
iIisnds, and by the timid, whereby our pro
gress has been arrested we must 20 on to the
snd. The rivalry Of individuals must cease
We mus laave II 10 history TO pass judgm' n,
on our TAX. Lat Us be still more closely united
around the dag our Re Galantuome' Let u
rnutualiy arfi solemnly agree TO meet on this
l.st battle field at tho eide of our brave army
which will still fnd companions worthy Of u
brothsriy cooperation All is token OF vie
terry" Ga,ibaldi concludes by calling upon th'
Committees Of the ProYidi neEto Society L
lend their active cooperation.
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CITY NEWS.

DARSUM'' MusEuN is, upon all common oc.
casions, an interesting place, but whatever
B.rnum does on common occasions, he always
manages TO shake out more reefs for the holt
days and the Museum then comes out uuder
tremendously full sail.
I The advertisement handed to US Of to-day
performances, might be written for the pro-
grsmme Of the great London Exhibition, so vel
filled is it with promises of things likely to at
tract. The fishes and hiPPOPotamuS are enjoy
ing their accustomed health, and tho latter
opens his mouth as slarmingly as ever; but tts
whale, we are sorry to learn, finds the climsts
too warm, and is apt at any time to close his
blowing career. But as he yet makes decent
fplurge he has full tank to roll in. and n ay
recover his health IL the weather becomes cold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-01

Al twenty minutes past three o'clock the
Board was org'niz,d, with Councilmsn Barney
IN the chair.
A retiticn from Capt Derpis c. NJ u,urn, of
the Montgomery trcop of the First Rsaio,snt
Cavalry N. Y. 8. NJ, for the sum Of As OOO,
to reimburse their Expenditures in prep airing
for and Saving in a three months ca n paign in
Virginia, was referred to the COMMITTEES on T.,
tional affairs.
A fssolutiou IN extend for ffteen months TIE
time TO he allowed the oontrz, tor for Msosds-
MIXING Second Avenue from 81 ( 10 Iffsf
street, was taken from the table and concurrud
in.
committee from the board OF Aldarrnr-
enie red the Chamber. ard snnous,,d thu In q
Boa d was about sdjouirirg ins die, atd tia.
they we're empowered to iruevs any ,mmuni-
cstiOu ftom the Beard Of Councilman.
hill e $50 for advertising the triounisl
parade 81 the Fire Department, two yoars
since, IN Wilkes SriBIr OF IuE TI>ps. vaa
iroughi np, mrdc an excuse for much -
shoc,i' hetre,l Dirney snd Pinckn,,.
finally lost
A resolution s'o pted by tho B,arI Of Ala
men TO award $3.50 for extra services u \
Boyce, reader Of thh Blrd Vas los', move
for re- CO Moderation an1 | ia over
On , resolution 10 dischuge the Co " mite
OF b%t2fe from consideration e q claim 70
s?5u 70 M. Dodge iNr extra services "a olcrf
of tho Committee on Sewers Mr. Orion male
qui'e the funny speech e tho dsy, dwelling
huuoi ously on the ON i2rc zen, dodge" ~hici
had tcen prominent in very sessinn Of the
l'oaid IN some shaTe, especially whore que.-
Tons q lance weto Oh c,rDtd. Toe tesJlu
ton WAS liAt
rcr,iution, ajop'ed nv the Board OF Al.
defnen, to pay the Clafks OF tho Board of
Car vWsers, was corcWred in.
reocss, for hSlf an hour then took place
Alter which, concurrtpcc vas had on tho
paving OF Second street, fnum the Bovery l.
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In Regiment n. y. CHI
non. JOIN coCmRANE, @.

100 ahle hudiel men wanted Tn MI up
t. regiment, now IA active service, and
"A a eautitul location near Washington
Pay, rnt.aus, 30, Will lee furnished nv.
Of enlistment.
Each man Will receive 400 bounty att
uuI Dt his term ~ -rIR .Uc,
Recruiting o'A'c,
,rner First Avenue and Six
Lieut. u. W. LEE,
an o4ur.lO4 Recruiting on
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The D,p,,,ur, OF sI,d.ii and M.so,

Nothing certain has transpircd as to tho day
when tbi, shipment of damaged goods for Eu-
rope, Is to be made, but the most probable day
Is understood 10 b. the 9Th Of January. 1t has
been surmised that tho hc-itancy Of fixing tho
day has arisen from fear of their rescue, but
such has not been the case They will To ship
ped by one Of tho Cunard steamers.
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Inror,nnt from Kennedy

Cincinnai, Dec. 3l.-A PpCclh dispatch 10
the Comm ERCIAI, from | dianapolis, says that
there are Iumors Of lighting in Kentucky to-
DAY.
Gen. Buell. had orderrd TO Green River re-
smeut Of FusileeIs and regiment of light ar
t,lieiy bef,re no went forward.
Gen. Blu, kners cavalry were yesterday with
osed that ke intsndt attacking Col, meCoo
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Arm, Of The Po,omnc-Kcr,n Dl,i.L

Army OF the POtomac-Key's DivisL
3Gth Regt., n. Y. V. This regiment, one of
finest IN the service, 10 now stationed ut G
BrghtW ood, ME ot the dcienceI 81 the Capital,
Washington, u. 4. number of able b0ii"l
are wsnt,dtu bring the regmentup 10 the may
standard This regiment has been brought
.,r,at state ut ttg.c ey through it, able comm
col. CHARLES INNS, who scr'ci H'
distinction ina tho Mexican war Pc, r
iran,purtatipu furnished un being m,r
sstyi'r. In addition 10 the bounty aI.
rrumtut, ,nr dollar will lie paid tur o.
signing the muster roll For furti
apply to Lieut.. JAS, GRANT, Re-"
POI Canal 81, New York.
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proud. We are not sure bot that the Adaress
which our carriers this year present 70 their
Subscribers, Ia itself worth more than the usual
gratuity which their kindness bes ovs, both -
. work Of talent and Of srt. II should b laid
aside a. the best historical memsnto Of the war
yet published,
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the regulars wers thrown across the bridge ear
ly yesterday merning.
L0sisriue, Dec. 81 The North Bank Of
Ksntucky has suspended sp,cie payment.
The Peoples Bank Of bowling Green has
been reorgsrized at Louisville, by the choice Of
. new Board q Dir, ctors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-01

..- VI The war. T.
comprne - l. ;uul'oats. Carrying 200 OF the hea-
West ours, ~ mortar boats, and % tug and
steamboats,. The gunboa,s arc csscd with iron,
constructed with concealed wheels and ma him
cr~ have Sidca sloping back from tho wdte-,
which will Cause shots TO glance off harnlessly,
and are otherwise almost perfectly impregnable
to 1T ack. TIE guns are TO bo worked from the
inside, with closed port holes, and no hing ex.
posed to injury cave tho smoke pipes and the
muzz IS OF II cinnons. The expedition Ia al
most ready to move, and is expected to start at
and with the advance movement Of General Me-
GILLIAN
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANT 1, 1863.
No Paper Tomorrow.

In accordance with our ususi custom, no
paper will DO issred tomorrow. o. the deg
following, an extra sbee, will be Lsusi early in
the forenoon, containing fun accounts Of the
celebration Of the cay, with current news by
Telegraph, &c &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-01

A private dispatch received from Washington
state. that Gen. Mcclellan, on investigating
the specifications OF the charges against Briga'
dior General Benham, has ordered the latter''
release fiom arrest, and he is to be ordered al
oLce to duty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-01

THE following parties were on Tuesday r0-
leafed fiom Fort Lafsyette:-James HopLinson,
Arthur Verde VIM. Cuthburtu Michael
OBrisn, VIM. LANCER, VIM. JO6e.kS These
were the crew Of the bark Express, and were
released uncor ditionAhy. John Q. A. Butter
and Arthur McAbOy, of the prize ship Ida
we're released unOOpditiopAlly. Casper Clock
and VIM. Brown were released upon taking thu
oath Of allegiance. l.s.s ~ -
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GENERAL NOTICE
e. T TIL Il BEST
TuE NEW YORK SUN.

'i' tiht Pr e. ~
Served lv Carrier, ~ ~ Cent
A GRAND PRESENT
Every sal -crilcr 10 The sun WI.
with copy of the most
Complete Nap QJ the SoiTA,rn :
showing All the cities and towns, the Ian,
COASTS, Positions of llockadng spuadronz,
and post roads, viii plrtr its Of President Iiinln
and Secretary Cameron General Scott and De.
Mcclellan,
On saturday, January Nh, lS62,
AMI ga tie ,iiur date will be- commenced la IN,
sun,
II l y i ID DOW
an original story, written expressly Tor it. columns,
by the celebrated ruthorr-s,
Mr.. Ann =. Stephens.
h'nld'H the usuA full summary Of news letters
irm curfcsl ondcutS Sc.
The sun for lSG2,
viii conducted with energy aud enterprise
suited w. make It
The hrst newspaper in ne citU
~. former proprietor having re-issumci the mar
segment, fully prepared g. devote this cud ~ III.
al i'ity II his command.
By leaving the address at the uflire, The sun "
lc served iui any dr,i-'d tim. IA week, q month
a. yeur-at the rate of Ga cts ger week, payal
the carrier.
MOsEs $ BEACH,
Sole Proprietor ~ the Sun Establishment,
Oih,o corner Nassau and Fulton SIS, NJ
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Members OF this cicty ARE requested 20 be pune
tuil in attendance 1T James u. e lssys Emmett MIL
itTy Hail. Portland ave, near Myrtle ave, Brook
Ism, g. puy the last tribute II respect 20 our 4
r,oHsd brother member, CHRISTOPIlER GIL
oi ~ :. our New York brethren are respectful
invited 10 attend the funeral nn Thursday Jan 2
1852, "a ! u'clucA r. NJ Members will wear tn
badge PHILIP CLARE, g. 7.
III MICHAEL DALEY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-01

THE Coon OLD Custom of ringing the old
year out and the New Year in was most hap
PLY corsummated last night by tho chimes OF
TriIiy Church, which for nearly three-quar
teIs OF an hour poured forth their melodlous
tones A large and respectable crowd was pre-
sept, as we're carriages Of iashionablos from all
parts Of theScity.