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The New York herald., 1862-12-30

POSTAL A2xNanGsnm Our Wsr.-We 10
ceivsd yesterday m otloial notification from
Postmaster General Blair that af$er the 1st Of
January no malls would be sent over the Louis-
vile and Nashville Railroad, e. tho railroad
company had refused the terms offered BY the
government. At the same time we received
despatch fsom Louisville, which, If Postmaster
Blair had read IL, would have relieved him Of
all trouble of his notification; for 1t informed
us that Morgsn's gusrillas had torn up and de-
stroyed the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
track, and that the injury cannot be repaired in
less than thirty days. Now let Secretary Blair
AXE walk over to the War Department to-
morrow morning and ask Secretary Stanton u
some way cannot be. devised to repress these
guerillas and protect the Western railroads.
By and by, when the government takes better
care of the property of the railroad companies,
the companies may be more willing to carry
the government mails.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

sns manner Napoleon will have an immense
heet In our waters and large army near st
hand In case Of unexpected emergencies. We
doubt whether Davis views these precautions in
the same light we do. We may add that
We expect our administration will likewise
have Monitors and troops "sbout in case Of
need"
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

A PRussIAs REBEi. OFFICER ON THE PENNY
officer in the rebel army to the Cologne Gosette,
which we translated from that journal and pub
lished in tho HERALD few days ago, seems to
have attracted general and deserved attention.
Our readers will remember that the letter re-
viewed the entire peninsulsr campaign, praised
Mcclellan for his unrivsllsd generalship, de-
mons!rated that Richmond would have fallen
had Mcdowell advanced, and proved that
General Mcclellan and his brave army were
sacrificed to the jealousy, imbscility and politi-
cal intrigues Of the managers Of our War De.
partment Apparently indignant that a rebel
officer should 20 far excel them in truthfulness
and inpartalty ~ to do justice to Mcclellan,
the negro-worshipping journals have raised a
great outcry about this letter, and some 20 30
far as to deny its authenticity. One paper In
particular attempts TO argue that the letter was
written here by some friend Of General Nc
Clellan, and, in support Of this argument, ad.
duces the fact that the writer makes certain
trivial mistakes about the date of occurrences
within the Union lines, the presence of General
ilhiISCh Nv VhShAhbh1h, oS. INoWy tHeSe HIS
takes could never have been made by friend
Of Mcclellan here, and are just such errors as
q rebel officer, hearing of occurrences at Wash
ington only through camp rumors, would be
very likely to fall into whom writing about our
affairs. As to the authenticity Of the letter.
however, II is sufficient to say that we carefully
and accurately translated the document from
copies cfthe Cologne Gazette Koelnische Zeitung)
of the 25th, 26th and 9th Of November, and
that those who choose may obtain copies of the
Gazette and compare the original with our trans
lation We are certain that nothing will be
found altered or interpolated; and, as an ear
nest of what our critics have to expect if they
follow the matter mp, we add, in the original
words, one Of those passages which the nigger-
worshippers have found most difficult to di-
rest:--" Durch den Leichtsinn des General
Mcdowell, durch das niedertraechtige. Bench
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
L HI Z N A " u.

The Last or Our African Squadron.
sAnArooA-sixteen gunsold fashioned sailing oorvetts
which has showing the American Gag at the isolated
harbsrs the African station has returned We have
now no feet that part OF tho world and slave dealers
have holiday far IS loading slaves Is concerned.
Whom the broke out the following formidable squad
ron wns kalh on the atation:-
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
NIBLos GARDEN, Broadway.-FAusr AND Ma RouERIrE.
d. wALLACK's THEATRE. Brosdway.-rHr SCHOOL ron
SCANDAL
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway-LAxxs or KILLARxxr-
1sisH AaBAssA ADoR-FoRTuNx's FRoLIc.
LAURA KRENE's THEATRE Broadway -BLoxpxrr.
NEW BOwERY THEATRE. Bowsry-BusH RAsGxns-
HARLEQUIN JACK SaErPARp-PrRATE DEY
BOwERY. THEATRE. Bowery.-LrrLx RED RrpINa
Il ooD-RoBnERs or THE PYRESKEs--ScHooLnAsrER
GERMAN OPERA HOUSE. Broadway-MAsox AND
Lo1KsMITa
THEATRE FRANCAIs Niblo's Saloon, Broadway LA
OAMh AUX CAMELAs.
BAkNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadwsy-DR,xs
ibAcHs PERFORMING BEARs-GIAST GIRL &C. at ali hours
CoLLEFN BAwN-Day and Evening.
BRYANTs' MINsTRELs' Mechauos Hail. l72 Broad
way.kTHioPiAN SONGS BuRLKsoUss, DANCES. Ac.-FAUsr
AND MAsscERTE.
wOop's MINSTREL HALL. 5l4 Broadwsy.-ErGlorsAs
SoHGs. DAScxs. Ac.-DIsoRAH.
BUCKLEYS MINSTRELS Palace Of Music Fourteenth
street-ErnIorrAN soNcs. DANCES dc.-LUcRsrA BoRGIA
BROADWAY MRNAGERIE, Broadway-L1vrsc WILD
ANIMALS
AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. No ~ Broadway-BAL.
Lxrs PANronAEs, BuRLksouKs 10.
PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS sss Broadway
Open daily rom l0A. NJ. TIL iOP
HooLEYs OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn-RrHIorIAx
SONGS. DANCES BURLxsaUEs &c
New York. Tuesday. Decembsr 30, 1864.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

nsa'dss Krisgs Minister'S Stanton, und dprch
die politisohen Grusnde des in Washington sitz-
endea Hoechst Conmandirsndsn Hallsck war
or so gut vie der vsrnichtung Pres gegeben.'
That will do for to-day.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30


The treaty with Great Britain only rendered necss
sary to keep about ATTY guns the coast Recently B<
sh cruisers have boon somewhat extensively withdrawn
Tho blockade sf hne ports renders African squsa
ron practically OF little account.
Tho Saratoga sailed from the Delaaas Brsakwatr q
the issA OF November 1881, under (thsal Commands
Alfred Taylos. for the West Cost q Africa Aftss g
excellent voyage she arrived at Cape Mount o. the 1A
Il DscsmSer, and saohersd o6 Nourovia (L,benai, =
tho 3otA Shs reached a Leands, west Coass =
AlcA on the Sssh Of January, lsae. Qn Ne 2ssA =
February Saratoga captured the American siAvss
Express On che sass q April shs ssstuesd IL Shvse
Nghtngae. under American oolofs. With nine hvnArs1
and sxty-ons Africans slowed beswssn dscks o.
the 25th OF August, 1862, at Fernando Pe, Captain
Taylor was relieved BY Commodore william n
Glendy, and the ship, under his command. continued
her cruise until the eth day Of September, whsa
orders received at st. Paul dc Losndo 10 cruiss
In the North Atlantic Ocean and among the islands
ror privateers In sbsying those orders tho Saratoga
touched at Lisbon tho way home While there she
seved orders proceed at 70 tho United States shs
LETT Lisbon on the l7th OF November 1897 and reaches
tho Delaware Breakwatsr In thirty days 1hs on
oers and crew are all we'll Tho Saratoga will 20 oe
commission and be repaired The following . roster q
her ofncers:-
Commodore--wm. NJ Glendy, commanding.
Enecusix 0Ncr-Joseph 5. skerrett, Lieutenant Co..
Lieutenant Commandrs-F. NJ Ramsay, L. A. Beards
lee
Surgem--willIam d. Aurrison.
Kdymoster-James n. Carpenter.
Secretary 10 Commodore-wihiam Hastings MAcauay.
Paymaxr's Clerk-Bennmin r. Sheken.
MAKuA-two guns-ncw steam propcller-having be1n
purchased by tho Navy Department yesterday tursa
over the authorities Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard ~
her owner She Is small craft, about two hundred To-
burden and intended for conversion into gunboat Hw
price S23 500 She viii be Immediately taken in han1s
and prepared for battery commensurate with hss ~
and strength. 1t will, Of COURSE take time 70 ~
her at for active duty
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
French Frassrn~I Bsnevoisnt sseisty.

French Fratermai BcmcvOient Socaetys
This strictly benevolent and fratornal association h4
its twelfth annual celeb ration last evening In the
dious rooms No. $50 Broadway One d the primary rulss
Of this society is to set politics entirely aside and to
celebrate It's annual meetings In q social manner
the proceedings began last night with hue supper,
prepared with considerable taste, AZ which largo nuny
Der of guests assisted Wine aud wit flowed copously.
and all went merry as a marriage bell.
The following toasts were proposed ana drank with
enthusiasm -
I. In France
q TO the Fraternal Union md It's Founders.
3. The Press.
A. The Ladies.
g. The PRECEDENT OF the Fraternal Union.
Those severaly responded 70 by the gentle
men named In the programme.
Tho following gentlemen the principal ofcers Of -
society for the current year.. Suriu, President,
Bnnhier. vice President; X. Hencut, Secretary
The whole company adjourned 10 the ballroom about
ton O'Clock, whero dancing was kept up with spiy A.
midnight a onola kind OF lottery was onersd 10 tho
ladies' some Of whom drew few pretty priscs. Dancing
continued until near daylight
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BOARD AsS MT 4 LDERMEN


Tha Board met stalss sday at o'eiock, on son-
on mosIen, IN, Hsggs was eaiiad 10 ths el,a
The roll being called, following members am
swered 20 their names VIZ Ii
Kf1gsiand Leefe and Ssicshnay ydre
q Tho l0Ming res0l 0luiion, presented by Mr..
SEeefe, WAS read and I'D pied, and sby unanimous
Consent sent - the Board Of dermen for CON.
Stilrrsnce the having been diapensed with,
& q ssis
.Ihs Board of Aldermen eFsS an,ipu noed, and
took their seats.
mn IS
Y Members pres ent:
sssss ,siss hssa gss sss ss I'M
/ Assist AMI xIpsasiEs.s
sHon: Jss: Beggs President pro TEN Messrs.''
BENT. payisi ssbe, Hodgkin galand, sLssfe1
& Ihs following nsssags flom III ssor sWas q
ssssa1s se;sss sa.iI q ls|, os5sass & Isas'
n IS
rs ss s
slsasd
Nh is ss hs.s h.s
I, ~ h.
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Ssf sSssss!s
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e e sss ssssssss sa
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MIN gss1ss Is
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she ans sas
= sssss
asss ss cons
!.
Ayn motion; sthes Board Ia ajourned to Iest again
joint session sons moro Saturday April az.
llsaia ~ 10 o'oloek s q
u 4. G: e R sssassssss bsessH
|Sss souSc1l cry
III joint ssa sessisn q net iii ts
~ u cloek y pursnant toS djonfnsi
hsT roll being d The lowing member
AW6r8d to their nanas i: 3 A 81
a Hon. 8. sp. Do LaBafse, Pfelid III bro III 81 s:
MsssEs Sox; Fofstall stith ana
ASSIST Assr n 1.DEaNRss
4 zpll being called ne following members
anaMefed tQ tbsts mes ssss
Y Hon Magi gi6niss presId dent Msssrs. Hen,
Eisss sall Rssss Asss ss
81 matioas s. tss u Ii i tAa Mayor reeslyed|
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AAIIyt
Board nss " esc1ocf
sssssss 6 III ;sfs
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sas ~ ss M
IN s.le
q HI s
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IL sas snahoss a II, va .s,s oeras
ss.,n Z. 4, u ,olsE
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ssslsF I. As,Tg \, sIps 81
% ssass
..aas lHs plIes,ns nssssss aten tasI A.yes Ess
ag sn
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spsa ahst sss fnt. M
IN
sas fss ps h
y n shola hs rooos,
aS sacpal nasa ns so ossn
hsrs dsta.pd
the Gag FROM Inc Ctty Hall Ie1sHsd 4Dquadsd
rsf1nss AZ VI s,,s4
esfe1pioS ashand ~ III soIc sopr
~ epnion % that.
spsd - proper es o I ads
rqsSd os thss
w, s " sA ens III
i III III
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st e g ~
sosss N yssl ~ sloas Ill
that " ton-
IA r and III
90 soa,a dnss iiSt tiEk ~ io go
~ ", X / ,,s
sUAls Il. ~ IA ssIor ~ h. "
s,n moton, tAes heard onf1ed ~ meet aga1n ~
,S.ls y lplnS
tbt4 AtIW O'CLOCK As Az
HAS. GL A1B0RNE, EecfatarY.%E NJ
sS n 'Roanp o. .Atpss
IL q 4 prl III ~
The Common Council IN stojnt session, raet this
$daS at ~ clock A, pnrAuant to adJ JOnrnnent.
4. p
Ias I2n pssilg tne
apSwereat y Y, y tlaeir names ;.s !, ~,
sk Hon. UeII8nRffe. sHf09tdH BRO tenn
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How GpRTEa eoNQu hsn san
share was . vein which relied I'LL bis forshsad,
ana othar III his throat bnt syst e1rs
his Words we're 81 aIWays mild md dscn nropa. Hss
Nigh indulge a friend III such ffSsstoas|
~ Plague upon you, but 10 cpsutnon
even when said the rldests ipgs HI
mereIy replie sfe aient or ~, and nom hehoe
forward have more oafe tat yol 81 i'll
cost you dsaf, as shall have NJ chsati
appears that III extreme cAss s VI hTef Al
had cnrtops habit of 6a 6is lpak u h6t
even then he algay tkein coarse md
violent slangnage isa practice sfcS furious
gsatnfs isreadll ia mere sign the
passiansl of the speaker; not ac N sibgls hasty
word, which may kind ali tie Hress sot vsnity fh
the person snDEa Eau u. u shis mode of argument
the same composure was yisibIe safd FRas
smasterSin ND sart u parsuaaivs ghetoric
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ytha ancient lAY Of Hhngary 10 man conyic
III bignmy was eopdemed 10 live q both wives
10 the same houses 1he crlInes was, ID conse.i
queucs, extls mely fsEe.
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I. The Selma AIs:} Reporter lsarps that tits the
that section to plant ne cotton this ssaa0 a0n.
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|TALK on l1HAlls3E.

women and Children td4ts &h6trSVHff1f
stfssts. haviux flsh term ~ D6SsI
cotsss srs Nv MI Iiine u Z b6sia1I
~; Shss schlst ~ ias ahd ssolt
The Glty HslIs pfocs 6i s61n
ctE NllI be f6nad slseN ttA
Federal rssssls oceessd ap tbe RI
aay syspipg Rnt
ls Ihe naea ~ ths aiMsrerH Qon Sr me ts-i
Gpfesentatise AZ
ffoM tneiF vi anlcss
sa h41 s NJ ea
Aas I: snAsS oyer
glsgysss
Ees.'zsns ;eennl
u ss1 ~ 1em IN r. snsE
. fne aeatrnetlon q ~ 1eAn ipsInsnls;
apss rnors faan aseessss ths sa
son " ~ e1pscsea " purns pa. yny
" ~
W sne MaansE u fleos Of pg Rtisf
5ers ana Esns ~ III antfs paff
Seafg onl plossslons. Jgst ifols
va also 81 tals nad MAds ID
1ea9aa gas aass pssn ~ nors dement,.
paA eSMs 10y atisnsd Hath 9na
roed N.Y. hogs otlsfs
ls,. 8. u
plnierlps M heara osap sgen acsnes " oss
1n Wy Rsassthis
telsy Nlilss BE- ~ peaa
.ne ~ ne dla
ssass'aa ao'aess-
lhs 1850 lfei Ias ropss.y o.s oaf % cl1
s..s, Be-
wv Is.s
tas
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sasn aIs|
wv ag9n snsis
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49,. ~ w "
ls 81 snls vs. cannot to1 stronsly
asaasrs, tne yaang
men Il tle hsad soa1
can be relied mon q snra n L,
III emeroencv which avond lbaaons
honor and d, nm anss
Hhoss soipS III tis stas N III
ST criminal prope III cent tlsm n
to ssy that thay nj Isl suu
ever dsfec1ed. uaa 81 On fortnnas
mnat not Id said tat tAes tf tla rnatyn.
polis Ill tllss sba ~,
honor which haa ;sas{ ssl,am
NJ EIaaD isT6
~ TIE about moon party
q nltsn, Wns, haze from Beanrea
gard, army went down s'n the eyse ~ band
of$ nnsic eng 4 0onfe fiag n giye vent fo
her feeiing - face of sthe Tho leyes
Was densely crowded VIII Tsppls among y hor
beEs 81 women and ch bnt
thls dld not deter the on board of
[the vessel nearest fhs troll opening freA
upon tne men ged in the harmiess 81 hition
81 patrlot t1sn which death an
innocent hystander ana rs I've others
Ne GO not commend tha 81 the yonne men
swao ploYoksa thla auair put we can.
narties : M canld lavaI D, ~
&
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The AYoRss NoT1dE no sssHofKERpE as.-- We
direct general u the notee pub 10
apothor column Tho ayor, in regard n The
reception by shop pkeepefs u sAinp npiasters.
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Proslama ticin ~ the Mayor

81 MAyoKALTY ~ NEwso oxIKAHs HI
~ City HALL pfil II l6s2S
me M1yo 6t ths p Junction wih ths GomnitsSs
~ uhns 10 prosias
yons thtoush ~ f4ss Mssket
Tn ,sili - MONDAY MORN
stsr sbieh shers qnsntss of
~ public. Ia ths
;pedpls ~ 70 aDd "a
stey cnth snd ~ hs
COMMITTEES n % rs,isl
sp2s' 81 IoH 4 i: MON ROE, sNsyoFs
Notics.b nv tho n Isyors Sssss
" with ordinary
gcusress eaed y hsy VII "
III sAtsty funds
5apa5 2pst JgH II y. N0NRos, mayor
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sN HcoUTs AND HHARpsnoag The t&nc8
~ service III Il beinE eystYs
eattested of llofgs and IhdhppsS
sson have shed I'M 6elat 0d thssC Confea NM
scafesly inferior to That bf siSt6
afiesfn pitchedbattlsa. Ihs G M ~
sare maxim sisng mr. isf pieksss
about Eashsilles UNI wing Pfe have sS0pt
ss rnudh a1 ot sp bring inS
steebodies 81 ;thstr dead comrad NJ mo-
Hlast n ssk ths rsltsf guard pioked
dad men along their linss. inst \
dread of their unseen il the inyal
IND even Gsn. Busll kaeps close 70 ic
avoid an aysngina 1all
TaE sG0TToN FzMiNE:t' d ElRuEEz DIsrBEsss
aksp 9asTITprao gHe oPEaA 9s NJ
great ssraits by the dimIn Axe
cotton hut this syfl ID G1nhseYa
acted w ii large Influx s9f xeaaslaya
which Affsf a m1re IAG tA sAuat T siii.
:pioy nient III that ipe. III,
hcNsysI. hs pFsvslsass sIhis aps
the number of ships an hsd ths sifscT
of thE1NiDg many hand and large ex-i
lent AugnaBntlg The amount 0t d6EH Hsut0n III fiHs
town. NJ meet this, noun, ehans Bexe agpensds
dn lflsrent p1rts Gf The fneslA pf lchsA
large aunduntc rehefs wasa if0fded chAt54 0g.
had ND shs s6sets ofs hing xnal w
hfording ernplo ment nj thQae AEes Ming tDi
NV dill. This iifprU state Of MAtSefa spfoH1ds
bY mari ked diminnti9n ID The nun beF 0t 9pbisGAs
tiana 1or relief kioka Gs satnuHl6 ffps
plicants on a9y other dAy was feachad ,eI sns stn
and al NOT now 1caed 6netA t6eSnunik ker hich
L they did on tho aaion III rTsd w:
ss a4sndoy Times erch1 N
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ibid deterrninedIy 81 iccsas to I'LL demand
sthsse snd aiI other thin conhect WITH ON M
Pfeasant and hnmiliad M famsliaf tS
our readers IND prudsnce eqnires that little bss
ssaid theresf in these But, iittles d ws
shall ~, ~ lttsx calm, sobsF
and Able laneue
Nhils ~ conlsei efdsf ana discre ion vith onra
no act be comMitt ma tending ID inss
salt ~ exaspersts ths enemy ins sonf front
our peopi shohld iinchingI
ths sllns when ths ftse, lnfs sstered soni,s
send forth fts IA md p4ttiotcs simpnlssss
III that bs near 81 III ohs ~ ~ moi sof orr
knowledge IN t1iss time 10 say bit fhe hope ands
belief - strong ~ thst their trinmp6, yet
xill he of oily
soon breathe the spuhs All ssof the ffee.
eIiDgsi eepest pride that Nes
point the Federal ~ We that no Union
ssntnatt axlsss "a pnr ith alpspst onc
yuise snd tongue, this Community sntireiy
repudiAte all m ths: :old yernnient,
md aImly And deyotst ad thes new
Ana NJ but ttfs sentiss
mem, this n 20 firmly impianted tn thes
hksssts ct i1at 49, TINES no
stance no change can aerE " or stin
ffee souls "a tls fof ahetr
Ihey nave snftsred they may suher uIiss
aksplg ID ths hazard lothing in
tnas sno she last Wih
mnens ~ acc lne spae great. nligniys
ma icEIpns slbis W honesti be-
Mnlie We ~ IN
assan g'or,ous " net shsink from teir
s''s,p III. III ~
.ns Ass'oh 81 mayor
hes spser sasn aaS to h s!A
la
Z. ~ so .hs z. sne Fea
III. ons,
~
go sIlsls
saS IN
~ e lnsy pe
e. e snee
II ~
z = w ylela
~ hp snss saogs
hna ssaesouss saesosea people
apa sae Nelter
y snsll ~ aolpla IS nos Daaieve 81
dira
N
M Il,
IL
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u ,,'sss " s,0Ass.
y W. ~ Mt ssy 1ol
Lang iaelr giofIons comma ksongand
r. VIZ e1e W. ana olleeIs ~
I0f dsling that will sll coming time. The
name DUNc III W shne on the historic page,
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GNnks lAAsS "a S5AtutSAAy
morning, W ID earIy hour party VI The ederals;
from one of t6eit gnnhoats landed oppoaite IN
planade atreet, and 70 tue Mint hoisted
The United sstatea 6ag oyer the dome. aoon a.
this dlag ths lion of residentssof
the nsg ghbarhood, d discrimination was syilced to;
fear NJ downs ana several men N once " the
sbullailg tor hat purpose. Ths flagstaff WIS soon'
saxcsrdsd, ana ths hunting broug tot the ground,
amid the cheers Of the assembl lnnl and q
yoaley u grap and shells from THU gunboata The
men engased an this gallant enterp Learns
were yineant Hefsrnan, Y. sB. Mumford, M.
Holmas; John Burns and James Reed They tore
Sthe Hag into shreds; and eich piece IA his
hand marched up town n tfiumph
hi shots fred BIZ the Federal Vessel came very
;nsar damoiishing several houses n the psighbors
Sho9a of the Mint, and - ahell IA tlis root
sof lbs dwelling of ME-. q. Laeour. corner of
Victory and Frsnchmsn strsets but lrckily MT
exploding haicte no seriona DANA Mrs Isas
corr hit shaA ont from his roof and brought
sit snp Va. We could npthnYa bsiieye thatIa
clvilizea people eonld have M far foFgottsn thor
dignity ~ tos shaye permitted sthemsslyss q have
endangered the lives o. unoft Tending women aud
Eehiidrens thus wantdnly flsing into A but
the fact HI patent the deed ;Was done. s:sa
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EYUKAETyl NEW
%% %% sa sg CITY Hall April 46s 1852 81
To ths Kesptrs of q ocsry and " Provision Stores
The CIV Eocsry stores
and other irnnediatey
places ~
thoEitsss IA woad sfso
has contns o bs II.
3cssed = sood now IND there il %
Thoss who refusa shAe Tie
thus the colunu.
a n hoped tlat Win now bs
ssyipced ~ sho bod conisds5
sss money And wish III
d public il
dsstssd That R Mi and mat ladies
md feraain VI Is possib y
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49, Rprs Nec0rsler OF t1ac EF1yst Distfirt
4Ms Recotsss ots ths
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md ysaforn have per ~
passed hsfors VI n Pstesa Netasy Public. IA j,
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s1sn 0rIsalI Lflsttilf.
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MONDAY MORNING PIs1iss nj ( sfse2. s.,s4
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No "a OLD LIfEE STREET., nxrasEE
AaD HixSyiiaE
NeH oFle rril
By order 81 HI Honor u iN T MONROE dated
hreby assume The of al the Foreign
Troops.
upon all good aid sslis
anca fo order eits aud
are requested poinl Id
eacl, q Disssca. and
these Headalart @
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IHE McRAn. This Confe1 erate gnnboat VIII re.
turn this morning IL clock under her aag Sof
tFnse ths forts below and ve sse geqaestsd ID
state that all lsttsras sleft oclook, Al No; a.
srayier streets be ON citizen,
kimmo. tos tllosas Vi Whonl StheY are ads
dressed. SiinIad acfs " oneao ths g1nnerao of
the Erasosnt# on board TIC Louisiana. and
wa cheaffusl convey any and ever thing in
tended foE onr brave And evoted boys On ysss
asls and at ths The lettcrs must the written
With yiew A InspeS lion by the EedstaI officers
and iyft uasealsd. " "
s MI Nimmo petmitte III convey small
aEtioles, such III t6bacco both smoking anu chew
and other light articles Of necessity and !
need bntstate this insure q plsntiful sup
spiy itom on over philanth thropic conanunify
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