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The New York herald., 1862-02-09
NEW YORK LEGIsLATuRE.
Assembly.

.o ALBANY. Feb. s, 1862.
fhe following assembly bills were reported upon favor
ably IA
TO incorporate the Blind Mechanics Association.
TO incorporate the New York Unversalist Convention.
To authorize the leasing Of portion of the Battery to
the Staten Island ferries.
To extend the streets OF New York to the bulkhead
lines of the East and North rivers
reported the Annual Appropriation bill Also the bill TO
publish the State official canvass IN the State paper only
Mr. PHELPS gave notice OF bill licensing ballast lighters
in the port Of New York To prohbt any excc licensed
lighters to carry ballast 10 the port OF New York under
penalty Of $ each day Authorizing the Captain or tho
Port to license the upon the payment of $40 fee.
resolution offered to invite the Rev. Mr. Fisher
deliver lecture before the Assembly The state of
the country in this great rebellion.
Mr.. STsoN moved 10 rescinG the resolution lie had the
highest respect for the clergy and the individual named
and shoud gladly listen him the subject Of "Chriss
Sermon on the Mount" In bis judgment, when clorgymsn
ntsrfered in politics they transcended their duty. To
the teachings OF the clergy when IN the pulpit he (Stet
son) would listen with every respect; but when they
came out of the pulpit TO preach politics 10 the Assembly,
he believed they uDuy nterfered with the members in
the discharge of their constitutional duties.
Mr.. PRrYN replied in spirited speech. defending the
clergy and declaring that they above all others had the
right counsel their political duty He cited
Isaiah denunciation OF corrupt rulers IN support OF his
position, and reored by limiting the assault he (Mr
Prnyn) might make on lawyers for the part taken by
them in politics.
Mr.. srErsoS made reply, sssaling the position OF Mr.
Pruyn and comparing his doctrine with the teachings Of
our Saviour. The debate excited much interest.
After protraced debate, motion 10 rescnd, the
ground that the resolution contrary to the rules OF
the House, was adopted by large majority.
The bill to close Manhattan square was reco,ntsd for
further consideration.
The House then agreed to adjourn over til Monday
evening.
The New York herald., 1862-02-09

Personal Intelligence.

Col j. j. Bsrtlst, Col O. Patlsu VIA c. J. Morrison
Captain Hampson. Col J. n Billings IN 5. e. Hsgnsr, OF
tbs unl.el states Army L. Grssn aud II n. walton,
" Ssw YORK are stopping al tho Neiro opDaa Hotel.
z Darsson sad .fs, sot Eosburgh, OF Clsys.
land g. 2 Whtnors. or Massachusetts. =. WssbbIrns,
oT Connsctcut. snd ". W. HiE, OF Bergs. Point are
stopping ,s ths Iatsrgs House
Hon a. Duubsm, }. y. Richardson and 4. 4. Mudss Of
Boston Co ) Sc)deld aud c. westcott of tishkit;
T A Rani.li snf wife, AUD Hon. e. Mason OF Proyi.
deucs r. Corwiu, Of Cine mas Spencer Kellogg aud
wife, of Utica D. +. seymour ant q Day, " Troy are
stopping al the Asior House
Hou John II. Reynolds. Of Albany MAJOR SAWYER and
g. q. Remington. o. tbs United Ststss Army q Hsn,i.
too flasher " Baltimore n r Baldwin, Of Detroit :.
Coggsshs, of she Unttst satss sbip Riehmosd Col.
8 A Law sndG Spinner, 0f -. Lois snd Sisnor Y
German aud tsmy, " Havana are stopping at ma y
Nicholas Hotel
l.. e sage, Of Connscticst; A. N. Hobsris, or N,ins
p Moutos, of Provdsocs; %. Tufts, d. g. fsrtin ana
B Case, OF Boston, X. Nswbod, Of Phiistrphi, O.
Chaplin, Of Coonesticut, O. " Boutwell,, % Masssrhl
setts A. Gutter, of Chicago, and g Fuller, Of phi
ladelpha, ere stopping at the Fi0h Avenue Hotel
W Comstock, Csnunss.cut, J. Giles, Boston; T. y
Palmer, ,Provideuss @ H. Denny, Boston, A. Fran.
cisco, brooklyn J. T. Lsrkln, Phnadeiphis, Mrs aud
MISS Bodsnhanst, New York Ed Twsedy, DAnbnry: y
A. fisher. New York NJ and Mrs. Townsend, anj
r n King, Albany; J. B. Pen6eId, Os~sgo, ana Chss
p schuyler, New York. are stopping At sue AIbsnsrls
Hotel.
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NEWS FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.
rssnrsr0k 1d Ell. Z rs6a

Fsspfsics, Nd, Feb 7, 1862
The latest Intelligence have been able to obtain from
the Virginia side is via Hano1ck Wednesday. squad
OF rebel cavalry daily make their appearance dis
tant hui, apparently 10 observe movements.
Az Hsrper's Ferry Is reported that Jackson had
not gone % Richmond but supposed to be al Hail.
town, where hs men making preparations 10 resist
the Imaginary sdyanee Of General Banks division.
Bodies Of rebels also Al charestown and Martins
burg
Bolivar by a few well directed shells from our bat
terry the Maryland Heights. one Of the shells ex-
ploded IN an unoccupied dwelling.
Thefo considerable dissipation in town daring the
early part OF me week; but descent by the Provost
Guard upon several tayorns has checked il in consider
able degree
Several companies Of Lannon's Virginia regiment have
arrived herefro Hancock, Join the Maryland regmsnt
Gen Cooper IL is believed vii! take the field in few
days.
Our artillery force has been considerably augmented
during The week and believed to bs preparing
TO come bither.
Colonel wobster Of the Twelfth Massachusetts is absent
visit 70 Boston.
Twenty nine prisoners from Baltimore mostly belonging
to The upper regiments sent to Hancock yesterday,
under guard OF the Michigan cavalry.
Oh Wednesday the body OF Sergeant Major Sark, of the
Second battalion Michigan cavalry, escorted the
cars route ho,nsward by large number of Masons and
officers OF his regiment HIS loss will be severely felt by
his corps and hundreds OF personal friends
He was a Mason in the highest standing, and widely
known aud esteemed for his sstuiable qualities.
The weather is clear and pleasant this morning
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Affairs at the Custom House.

Collector Barney has given due consideration 10 the
memorial presented by the storskeepers in references
the matter Of appoint assistant storskeepers to
form the work OF the markers discharged about month
ago forth that the work could be easily performed
by their portsrs, or the clerk employed by them
That there not present sufficient keep these
men fully employed. aud that ir the work is performed
in satisfactory mznasf matters but little whether the
person performing - in the pay cf the United States
not Although Collector Barney has the right to ap-
point persons 10 perform the york or the markers he
has in sdsaon OF the ations made him
by the warehousemsn decided not to appoint assistant
stoekeepsrs sad the few who bad been placed in thai
position have bssn suspended This decision the part
Of the Collector will be saving to the warehosemsn of
$500 year That being the amount Of salary received by
each marker.
rhs following . ls. or tue newly sppointss night
inspectors ~ho viii b. paid dollar and half day ior
thsir services
" Browning, W. Nckoy, Daniel Mullns, Archibald N.
Oss-y john A PARK Peter Riley. MARI lsnnigan, Jar
rstt Bsii william ~ Wise, Roger Judge. James olnlsu
wiiism -sssr lloyd Travis n. Fauton, James Lloyd
Thomas ". Tdiag Alfred Lancaster, Bernard SchwsrZ,
geugs Hrsit Hans Marhews, John smith, John Gan go6,
Henry Xochsf, corpslns Van Tspdt Ferdinsu! Ticker
Robert srsf, Ambrose Minnefly, John Atkins James
H,bbs, ThUrnss Muiligsn, Bernard sheridan. samuel
wallace Henry Schnlty, Edward Y. Ronnsy solomon
Gsidsm tn
No applications for appointments will he attended 20
IN o,urs unless ths applicant has rsceved definite
nromiss 90 ,sat effect.
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CtNx InfeIIirence.

TIE CONDITION or THE STREETS BEAUTIES OF TBI
b CoSYRACV SYSTEM AS ILLUSTRATED BY BkCKLEY.
glance at the streets OF the city at the present
ment is well calculated to exhibit In striking manner
the splendid way in which the contract system works in
this important portion Of the Union Mud, slush ashes,
garbage and street filth generally meet the eye what
ever part OF the city you go; and mountains Of now,
nterspe:sed with little pools Of dirty water
the effect OF hsws and the roads and
oDstruct the crossings rendering ocomotion whether
The condition the city this respect is on the very
verge OF intolerable. Indeed, Ii marvellous when
everything taken into consideration, how the people
endure so quietly such outrageous msmanagement and
wiful neglect Of duty. Some months ago Mr.. Hackey
was awarded the contract for keeping the streets Clean
at his terms which were Of the most advantageous
character BY beautiful fiction Of municipal lesisla
ton this worthy 10 supposed 10 have discharged his duty
faithfully, and has regularly received his payments
monthly, while II Is notorious fact that the
streets have never been shamefully neglected.
Again at an investigation before q committee the
agreement the is not required clean the
at Nil during the winter, which Is the very por-
tion OF the year when such service 10 most needed.
Nevertheless Mr.. Hackey draws his money during the
three months Of winter just tho same IS at any other
time the people Of this city have tho honor OF paying
to that gentleman very large sum OF hard cash abso
luely doing nothing II is no wonder, then That mur
loud deep heard every sde and that the
Hackey Is the mouth Of every second man you
meet Tho Aldermanic Committee have the subject
before Them and making show Of virtuous indgna
ton but the people have seen too much of that hnmeog
to caught in the trap any What ID needed 10
acts not words II the Hackey contract is loosely
drawn that its every clause be violated with i'm
punity steps ought TO be taken TO cancel without delay
and better contract and contractor substituted Nothing
else will give satisfaction. p"
APPOINTMENTS II SrREET CoMhnss1oSER's OrnoF.--
Mr.. Sheppard Knapp. the Street Commissioner, has
made the following changes in his ohice:M. Tevan In
spector Of Small Repairs vice James H. Bartley William
Green, Inspector Of Lamps, vice Edward Kenny NJ
Ting, Inspector OF Wharves, vice Jacob Accom- Cornelius
Farley, Patrick Farley Andrew Davit, John Lawrence,
and Isaiah Keyser, Inspectors Of Contract Work,
John Egan wm Roach, James Cougar John Nee han and
Francis SLacOm.
SulcIDE.-Yesserday afternoon German woman, aged
thirty-seven years, residing at No. 14s West Twelfth
street, Anne Mitchell by mans, banged herself while
laboring under temporary insanity.
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Police Intelligence.

The CoyprToy OF PAT MATHEws-The friends and
acquainances Of Pat Mathews continue to call at the
New York Hospital in great numbers, and Dr. Rocsa is
questioned hourly to the condition Of the wounded
man. Yesterday there was no perceptble change in
the condition Of the patient He rests easy and conf
dent Of recovery Although experience in such
would indicate unfavorable result still, in this par
ticuar where the physician in attendance not
positive as whether the knife penetrated the lung
there chance of the patients recovery. That teo
blade of the weapon penetrated tho pleura there
stance Of the lung has reached is not 80 CERTAIN
Should Mathews remain In his present easy condition
few days longer, and Inflammation not set in, the
probabilities are that cure will be effected The
an interesting medical point Of view and sxcItss
the attention Of the whole medical profession
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL AT THE DErkCrvEs Ol+ios-
Among the arrivals at the Detectives Office yesterday
was Mrs onderdon Of Washington, who has been nsda
arrest for msprision of treason Mrs. o., who One
looking woman, aged about forty, was anxious 70 re-
her baggage, which had been taken from her Ry
the police. The officers treated her with marked pelt
rendered her all the aid in their power p the
recovery several trunks bandboxes &c Upon search
ing her trunks Mrs. Onderdonk was surprised 70 apa
that number Of vaiuabes had been stolen. As The bag
gage had been searched by the police in Washington Ad
Baltimore, we'll AZ New York, she hardly knew wh6se
to lay the blame. She felt somewhat chagrnsd al tne
discovery and naturally enough gave vent TO hef iadg
nation in loud terms. ~ -
CARSLs KuIEp.-W iam H. Owens, easman, re-
siding at No. Columbia street, was accidentally killed
Friday evening by falling from his cart Deceased.
appeared engaged in conveying load Of sails from
No. 16S South street to vessel in tho neigbbohood,
when by sudden lurch OF the he thrown The
pavement Upon being picked up it found that bie
skull fractured and that the injuries were OF fatal
character. The remains taken to the Fourth pre-
cnct station house. where an inquest was held yesterday
by the Coroner.
ALLEGED GRAND LARcEyy.-Mr. Charles b. BaTriot, os
No 124 Charles street, made complaint before Justice
Quackenbush that be had employed Michael Whaen and
Peter Maoy to clean and ice from the wak in front
Of the store Of Mr. J. b. Harriet, No. 732 Greenwich
street. There two rolls OF pennies and two role Of
half dollars in the store and in paying the workeh the
tanning thirty dollars each. Subsequently learning his
error, Mr.. Harriet summoned officer Hanifer u the
Ninth precinct and caused the arrest of Wbaen and
Maloy both Of whom declined to make restitution Both
prisoners aborers OF about forty Ave years Of
Mr. James Gonnond, of No. l07 Jane street. became
surety for Peter Malloy, and Michael Whalen in default
of xaOO bail was committed.
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EAaYuQcARss m CoNvsCrcur. On Sunday evening,
about eight o'clock the shock Of earthquake was no
sicsd at several localities 10 New Londsu county Conn
10 East Lyme and Old Lyme II wss perceived, iastng
three four seconds 10 the latter place At Colchester
was quite severe, and excited little alarm in the
village congregation 10 Of the churches cut short
the service and cut stick for the door aocop the
complete evacuation of the building N the quickest tins
ever made there 10 going out OF neVjing II sesinsi
really probable that the house might thrown down 20
violent the heaving Of the ground there vol as
all the neIshborhood People ged from their dwellings
in and sought tic s'reas. Such scene was never
bsfore IN Colchester On Tuesday the 2sth uIt
about hall past "a the mofnrg shock was
felt at s. ~ ck Essex Chester and other ucaltiag H
Mddlesex county IL lasted but cw seconds how s,
and was nothing like Violent the which se.s
to have made Colchester the central point It's opera
ticfs
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REBEL ACCOUNT or THE DEFEAT AT
MILL SPRING.
trrom the Richmond Examiner, Feb. s.

lFrom the richmond Examiner, REQ.
through an ofhcer who participated In the battle At
Fishing creek We have full and very interesting
counts OF the disaster that bste that occasion
and o the circumstances which contributed 10 H. These
accounts represent Gen Crttenden 10 have becu placed
iu very trying emergency with no other alternative
than 70 light whsn he did and TO have conducted the
treat which snsusd 10 the best possible order On the
9th ult Gen Crtsntens command reached Gain nsboro
Tsnnesse AMI was bein greorsanz zed there its commu
nications being open with Nashville, from which place
supplies camp eluiptgo &c, were being forwarded.
Our position at Reecb Grove, the north sids Of the
Cumberland river ~ said N have besn IN military
poipt OF view untenable We had infrenf hinents IL 70
true but they are said 70 hava been utterly iudeens
Bile against attack by superior force We
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The Navy.
ARRIvAL OF THE UNITED STATES FRIGATE

ARRIVAL op yHE UNITED STATES rRIaArR ST
LAWRENCE.
The United states frgate St. Lawrence Commander
H. Y. Purvsnce, arrived at this port yesterday from
Port Royal, sc. She has been engaged Of tn,
blockadng squadron for the last six months The fol
low ing is list Of her officers
CdpsaiH--H. " Purvance.
Lie,teHGns--wm. G. West, G. c. wiltss.
Acting lMostersH. y. Picking, Gurdsn L. Allyn, VIM
H Smith, John A. Brisco, Jno. Fuller.
Sargsod--Robert Woodwork.
Paynsoaec--Jss. b. Oliphant.
Assisidm SUrg>o0--J p Quinn.
Acting Nidshipne,,--F. J. Naile Fred Pearson, Geo
W. Wood, Chas. W. Tracey, Phillip W. Lowry, Hayder
7. French, n. B. Rurnsey, stephen A. McCarty.
/cfiH9 GUnaS'-I. X. Ellis.
Acting carpen,>r--Jas. Krim.
Soiineler--I.swis Rogers.
Cap,o,ns Clek-P Edmund Chappel
Idymast>s's Clerl,-Theo. Quartof.
Seeo1j Lieutenant of Moyines--Richd. s. Collum
The New York herald., 1862-02-09

YNo THOSE WHO CAN COMPREHEND.
In every disease not produced BY external injury, M
pain every severe Inflammation must be Away
"Ae" '' ''''' BRASDRETHs FILLS
"a such time sufficiently enforced great advsn'ase WI
BE- made towards ultimate cure
H s an cetsbiished truth that chronic illness is very So
dem cured Otherwise than by conversion into acute ~
on 10 these after some number Of doses OF u
BRANDRETH'S PILLS-.THE FEVER OF
HEALTH
fa, \ bs borne in mind that all pain and nhan,na'of
symptoms only so many signs tsst IN sae M . p 81 sa
,@s: osses % Y sRxspREMs Fills our
may os aee'"'' vEVERs EXPLAINED.
Fevsy IL nothing less than the effort nature
throw oat from body sogsssSs foreign and Injurious
,..s udciousiy win any case Of Fever When tne
s,, raves FOR cold he should have all that be want
Ch what valuable lives every day lost That ppht
saved" BRANDRETHs PILLS
,,s,. rslied upon as their merits deserve
a asotetnan eat his tea As usual In tne coWss "n "
vcoi,r snguarly dizzy feeling came over mp pc COW
t.ri,y collect hls thoughts The Doctor was sept ior VI
sad be must be bled that he was hrestsnsd WIN
Ts Gentleman abhorred bleeding, and informed the dolt
-. ~ services were not further required AZ be would ~
sassn % of BR ANbRETHS PILLS Immediately He did tni
ana nv the nest evening was as well as ever Lnese M
are every days experience Yet numbers die tnat "o"
as easily saved N pp.NppETU ID
PARTICULAR NOTICE. -.
Purchase your Pills at 2i CANAL STREEI, of ~" My'
tSIoS Sut'ARE where always Issued, enclosed IN pnl
aiietiops aud almanac Ii + o Importance YOU ona.n "
from nr'a IN he WI ThtE BRASpRETH FILLS
he sire, then you purchase your rsi supply w @'s
s'Hhh' 10. 4 UNION SQUARE NEW YORK
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RESULTS OF MoBBISG EDITORS the Superior Court at
Salem, Mass, on Monday Henry ". Bragg, Francis "
Bayley Isaac N. Daggett Martin L. Stevens, Joseph g.
King and George W. Edwards all Of Havsrhin, nd6tHd
for tarrng, featherng and riding rail In August let
Ambrose l. Kmbal the editor Of the Haverhill Qdsq2,
severay held to ball. for trial. in the sup II d 00D
each. Mr. Kimbalrs paper was an antiwar sheet.
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New York Anti-siavery Convemtipn.

AIBANY, Feb. T. IBO2
The annual Anti slavery state Convention met Ut Asso.
citation Hall to-day Tho call for the meeting ct Ten
O'Clock but At eleven clock the meeting organssd
AZ which time thirteen white six white aud
throe negro present. Oliver Johnson, sditor
OF the Anti SlorsrV Nopdcu, chosen President rhs
meeting holds sions Two days.
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The Kansas Legislature.

A swiNpLE, ETC.
LsAvsSwoRr, Feb. !, 1899
Tue lover house Of the Kansas Legislature have By
vote Of sixty ssven passed resolution requesting hs
Prssldenl 10 appoint General jim Lane Major 0snsrs
aud give him command Of the Southern expedition
The conservative OF this city have mads en- sx-
posurs OF recent bill OF Kansas bonds 10 tho Depart
fnsnt Of the Interior by which the State has swim
dlsa Of isrgs amount, probably so 900.
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Arrivals and Departures.
81 ponseo cirv-Bsrk Harvest oueep--Mr n q BALDWIN,
a k.ala
nrpARrrpFs.

srr.nsuir Bsvseis-scu,hanpton Hsyfe and Hamburg
Ms y Kennedy Mis- A Soulc Baltimore; Kaufman
Bapr Mrs Maeken,., \ D ngan s.w Yorki cipr.no
Prdroli California, Fr ligss, hnps; Peer Cal VIII
atrsou California: Mrs Csisarina Johnsoni Mrs Floer
shrirn aud cd Cincpy8i! bouls Claus Boston CHARLES
Il on New YORK; 2aniiea. Hay, Ihcpdor Pciissicr
ftert Perriam New larx Jul Knot, Detro; Erns, Pol
Iars New YORK Gusta, Knapp Gle rleni. Iau Raehse
,i ..I Mrs Ilcrgr ana fDur Children Miss n Hacnger
NJ a no; aud ciii. New Npfk; Edw kieso.n,r. Fr Aa4
lt tar PM nina: Mrs orpira MIS- Thetes,i
IAN 3alnmutt; Aug Leinrr Cin inupi, si others in
lie VI, AFT ,tu. -
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UnI,ed state. C,resI, Court.


vs. i-Ceo,os ". Gva. a MS a. ~. Shro.o>r,
br,s Aapyis,o and ogn<rs s-Thw action for viola
tsn of plaintiffs patent for IAN improvement ia the RIG
Of fore end aft vessels for dispensing With the Of
the gs aud other valuable purposes rbs Jury rendered
vsrd ct Of SiO0 damages besides the costa Of the suit
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suffering ON the Plains.

NJ CHICAGO, Fcb. .. ISbZ,
Two Frenchmen, named Silver and Sevine, started
some time since from Rocky Ridge TO 60 TO the Wind
River Mountains They were overtaken by storm and
lost their way After wandering about twenty dsye
they found the telegraph poles and remained there unt
picked up by the stage. They in exhausted con-
dlon having eaten their dog portion Of their borses
a beaver hat sustain life.
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a Rebel Shell In New York.


the rebel batteries tho Potomac at United States
sloop the bth inst brought this office yester
day The following letter from sandy Point Picket will
explain all about IL -
SANDY PoINr PTogRr,
Cart GEo. LIE Foar COMMANDING, Feb. S, 1862. J
Captain George lie Fort and Lieutenant Leigh, Acting
Harbof Master M Liverpool Point came up this morning
from Sandy Point to get stores for General Sckles
and put Dr. Bostwck board the steamer for Wash
ugton. They started the sloop Colonel George Hall,
with the Captains picket hoat towing sstern There was
good breeze when they started, but died away and
left them Just they arrived opposite Timber Branch
battery. il rather work with only TO
pull ton sloop with large boat in tow. The rebels
had good chance to practice their guns The first shot
they dred within about twenty feet Of the bow of
the soop The Captain called to them to shoot nearer,
finishing the request with Pet name this together
with the Stars and stripes flying az masthead riled
Mr.. Dixie, who then threw twenty two shells, none OF
which took After the soop passed the point Of
creek the Captain took the picket boat and
returned. He found two OF the shells one thirty two
pounder and one sixty four ponnder buried in the bank
OF the Maryland shore. The crew behaved remarkably
we'll pulling their regardless OF the shells from
some OF which they could feel the wind. The names Of
the follows James Miller, Elisha Brewster,
william Ryan, John Gallagher Company d. Fourth regi-
msut, Excelsior brigade, Second Fire Zouaves.
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NEWS FROM TME $nuEk.
..------>~~~0~-N>'@>--r~'N~
The Great Steam Ram Merrlmac hc-
knewledged 10 Be a Failure
.7l,-~~->o-e-- ->,>,Ne~os~o'-'s
Another Editorial GrOvvE from
KebeiGOm.
Esbel Accounts Of the Battle Of
16ill Spring.
New Batteries Being Erected i'm
Norfolk,
A.. e. kn

Ko received the Norfolk Day Book ana the Rich
Ond Esa,aer OF the 5,h ns with other Southern pa
psrs frona which the following items Of news
from rebeid0n.
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af nrkets.

punArEttrIIA Fob 8, 1862
Flour nrn and unchanged Wheat Arm. sales 1000
bushels rcd at 81 - 81 81. Corn dull at 55tc. Soc
Clfce-rio nj ipc. 2lc. lard, 7l,c q Sc. Wh'ssay
firm "a "a a q &c.