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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05
Gen. Mcclellan Again IN Command.

Gen. Mcclellan Again IN Command.
Con Mcclellan seems to he again in com
mani o; all the troops in the entertainments III
the vicinity Of Washington, and this gives
him command of nearly, if not quite, all the
Army in Virginia. How the subordinate COM
mands are distributed. does not appear. and
whether Gen Pope is relieved from the COM
mand ne lately held, CT not, las EoJ been pro
mugated The New York Herald and Baiti-
more Amc,4cdn announce that the troops are
very enthusiastic over this change OF command
erS.
The reason for lhIs appointment may be found
In the following from the New York Post
=. The rea! truth OF the matter seems to be
THAI on Sunday d Cabinet meeting was hcId, at
when it was finally -ccldeo to issue orders for
the army TO tall back upon the old Potomac line,
ior six or eight weeks, until the new levles shall
have been slightly disciplined.
Gen. Haleck, understand i.vors this plan
very strongly. Gen. McClellan agrees with
him on this point. They say that no great risk
in reference 10 the ca ptai shoala be encountered
at this moment. we have al immense ncw
"A'hy P"'''i''c5 "'''' W 49, '--'S w.
tending troops
1t is now thought that q hundred Thousand
trools will he sent up the river to PuOlsville,
Point Of Rocks, and Harper's Ferry. We have
a large force now at Harper 8 Ferry. and Gen.
Wool went VI this morning TO command them
in person. So far nothing is certainly known
of the movements of the rebels, bur they Ga L
not possibly be concealed more than Gay or
TWO longer
1t has evidently been settled, by those in au-
thority, that he army tor the present shall be
kept on the defensive, lhe iorees shattered by
the recent f. hitting on the Peni sala and in Vir-
corporated mo the army How long this will
take is b. no means certain, though we know
that +. Jo!r aso a similar work consumed the
entire .uter, under the same military man
agemaat which we are now to have. There il
Nc reuso2 - applcAtnd, however, tLat oar
army i!As gone into winter qua;t ers again, hui
is, We b4Iit;o, only taking 1 breathing spell
and getting ready for active, offensive ope!.
! lions.
NN''i''
ration Of the senerashnp of Mcclellan, though
we agree thaC IN holding enlrenchmen's ant
acting "a the dcten i've he may be rs good az
any Of our ci.ie.tuns and while it has 6r"c
determined 10 halt the army once moro along
the line Of the Potomac, there is something pc
cuiiArly fitting that McCleilAr should again b
III commad. The recent reNprs Of the army
mako us cuutent to have it safe long enough to
ua to gpc eve. our own panic. and we suppos
nothing hut The NEST stnpil gcnerl5hip CA
prevent It's being so, while it is pehinu ormidA
bic entertainments and is only rePelhn,5 at
tacks We may expect now to hear again th
old story, . Al! quiet along the Potomac ant
that, at least, viii be grateful reii,f Tor lev
days from the crazy rumors that have irighiene
the people out of their wits toi :he last tH
weeks.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

CHICAGO. Sept. g. Dispatches received at
headquarters from jackson the ID say shat Boil
ivar IS reported Invested by Il heavy torce under
Gen. Price. There is also larg. force OF the
enemy within seven mills threatening to attack.
Gen. Vihplgue Is reported 10 have crossed the
llache river at Brownsville on the night of the
LIST, and is probably ma;ing towards Bolivar
We have whipped the enemy IL every sk'rmish
yet
The GrenaJa Appeai conirms the Fedora
evacuation, but does not sly thar the place u
DIES royed.
From tie same paper We learu chat the gun
boat Essex stealned up Bayou Sara Sunda,
muraiug and atlelw wards boats crew landel
and burnt all the houses on the lcvee. The Ea
sex and transports then passed down the river
1t is supposed ior relniOrcenents, to 81. Francis
vile.
A skirmsh between the rebel pckets and
squad OF Federals took place on the 9th nea
Greenyille, Miss. Two Feieras were killed.
In the rebel attack On Unlootown, Ky, the
captured 200 stands OF arms and destroyed 20
bales g. cItton.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05
From the Christian Messrngc
Fatal N eglect.


Lizzie its nearly two o'clock. Are you
ready
| shall be ready in one minute, mama
The horses have not Yet arrived nor Harry
has he
No; but they will DC here soon Har.
ry is always in time, you know. How very
becoming your new riding habit is, my dear !.
and that lovely hat you were quite right 10
choosing blue to adorn your fair complexion
and golden curls. Ali ready now? Then
walk with me down into the parlor,' and
Mrs. Gray took her lovely daughter by the
hand, and led her d,wn stairs that all the
family might see, and admire, and glory in
her, as they had ever done.
Very we'll, Birdie, said Mr.. Gray, look.
ing up from his paper as she stood before
him.
Are mt my dress and hat pretty, papa
Why bless you, child, they seem fault.
less to me; and so would sackcIoth, sup.
pose, if you wore it. An old mans taste
is mt worth much, especially when consulted
on the subject OF bis pretty daughters ward
robe. he has only TO learn what she admlres
and his own mind is made up Immediately
Y on should ask the opinion Of the rising gen
,cration
Now, papa, won't hear you say yol
are an old man and NJ sure had rathe
have you approve OF my dress than all tn
young men in the world, answered Lizzie.
, think you d rather have Harry Morris
good opinion, sis, said little Emma Grey
throwing down huge doll which she ha
been cares,iug, and approaching her sister.
Right. for once, you rogue excaime
their brother George, who had just eE;ere
\ the loom, Why Lizzie you are really 81
> peru and if somebody Harry by name
isn't prouder than ever OF you 20 day, iheu
= shall be mistaken, that's all
}, A blush stole over the fair face of Ii
" young girl and 20 hide der confusion st
walked to the corner Of the room whel
q aunt Hannah. n maiden sister of Mr.. Gre
was seated, quietly plying her needle
a Nov, auntie, your decision, sand she, pla,
'r 'u!iy, Here stands Miss Lizzie Grey {
=. exhibition You know mama has expendt
i much money and anxiety, that mi ght u
pear well to-day, and now that others ha
expressed thelc opinion Of her success,
would ike TO near you, 200
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

1t Is but few weeks ago that Gov. Tod, OF
Ohio. refused the services Of two regiments OF
free c1lored men OF that state, rendered h'm 10
do guard duty over u camp of reb'l prisoners
thus relieving for active service two regiment
of white men IT, by the want OF troops to de-
lend it, Cincinnati should now be destroyed
it is possible that Gov. Tod may Sc, mis- mistake
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

A wild gocte never laid tame egg
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

W. An overloaded gun like NJ o'uJ ar,si
er, haeluso it kicks nightly when '''''"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

mi. h,vv az srse. who could Think Of allowing his
o~n p,an 70 BE- ,usp CID sn Sy uq he pa,
hm throusn The fair bsauty, Proud Isse 40 'a'' M
women ere uugrste'ul most women are hiis a. heHN
o sy. fer fhe young Buck received he o.vs hen,rn
y a.. Gil married him The ittle sIDpetoD! She might
1--we had Geps al sud hero for he bsnd Hsrdes =,
bee a. q deem ;irles since. 80
And ,lcn cones the hero Of Belmont and Perryvile-,
attn call him Last bu not lea., 10 the bright gsSJ
lie stood pT,em mont warrior aud General re was
elegantly stirred In suit OF blue and mounted on spienda
AID lifted cha ger distinguishing feature In the cor
t,se OF The Pfcs6eut IN tie review. . 80,
nsls commanding bngsd-s.s hose gallant services IN me
present have eesdy oudsaed thsm u the hearts OF Their
countyme and whose bright naues wi live forever IN the
memory Of lie PeoI IL vi tho south. ,
Tbs division Of Gen. brecIiudge frt reviewed-the
President followed b. tbs corps and Dv,.icn Generals Tue
B,igsderGen OF the command Ard tier ssn ohcel
riding the full rsllor The General Of -sch
the night Of the PRECEDENT sUo their respect
rTS, ,tood wi arms presene the officers sslnns ard
tte resimsDi bends playing each band tskos up IN ,a
cession ooriege passed Tae roginsps were thei
wheeled uto column and passed In review" before 'he
| President.
he sat there on his horse aid those gallant sps the
heroes Of many well contested e the survivors Of man,
dreadful march ana battle passed before nm TO the uisf'
N assures o he and far cicd hi. oye sude and hi. f,s
whn lie looks upon snch scene no doubt IL iwiAs
i n n, o,euorie. Of his Of tue field
lie looked The de this eccs.ion aud everJ i"oi
Ci,sias d,vi.ion and WieT.'. division with the sri
LEI, command. belonging each also pssse1 In review snc
ceremony concluded The men never locked n be,
ccpdn and 'eened never before TO have marched nf
lighter ttep soldery cauisgs With e" exception
they comfortably though altogether uDo IN cad
rler ard sccoutern,Bts generally were Ia unexcsl
onshe cond ion aud ier uvers executed Win th
! ,AiN almost o. regulars -
Ills ErceilsncS The Pred-n, expressed his srstifc alton a
their appearance and discipline aud congratulated tl'
commanders p'ossat sho efficiency OF ther Respective
commands
whence ne viii probably proceed Mississippi 10 review ou
sI14.es In that portion Of the Confodersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

PENNSYLVANIA RELIEF AssocIATroS.-This AZ.
socston is one Of the charitable organizations in be-
half OF sick and wounded soldiers. At meeting 70.
Gently bold in Washington, where i. has an Office
fall aud favorable account of It's operations was pre-
seutcd 1t was organized last June, and It's mana
gers, agents, and many Of it's members have since
been actively engaged in the numerous benevolent
services which its purposes have required. Most Of
them have worked without pay, and nearly Gil the
limited receipts of the Association have been spilled
directly in behalf of the soldiers. Sapplies Of all
kinds are greatly needed. The Association bss The
approval aud cordial cooperation Of Gov. Cartiu, Of
the citizens of Harrisburg and Pittsburgh and Of
the press; aud contributors msy be assured that
their gifts are most economically and wisely used.
The Washington meeting was numerously at
teoded by PennsylvsDians; among others by Gen.
Cameron, who spoke in high terms Of the efficiency
of The Society and lis necessity to he welfare Of the
liier. He especially advocated sending homo
dissbled sodess to be cared for there instead Of re-
taiuing them in Washington at needless expense TO
ths Government and ipjory to themselves. THIS
Association he thought might save many lives Of
,odisrs who required the kind attentions and SYM
parhy Of friends, not less than tho prescribed trcst'
meut in lospitais.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

FRENCH AND ENGLISH PLAY SCHOOL YoR YousG
CnILDRES.-Thc method of primary education to
be carried out in this school, s based on nature.
and is designed to develop the cbild's physical TO-
telectua, and moral faculties tremendously, by per-
hitting free sctiviry Of mind end body, gently dis
cipiniug bis instincts and leading him pleasantly step
by STEP without painful effort, to the perfection Of
manhood. 1t satisfies the want Of motion by gym
nastic exercise and plays-the want Of knowledge
by kindliDg his curiosity to examine, compare, aud
decide for himself-bis moral want by insinuatiug
the idea and sense Of dutysnd the deepest wan: Of
his soul by teaching him to love God in all things
Special care is taken 10 shun WEAKNESS and tedious
ness in the exercises. The age pupils admitted is
between four and ten years. They meet every day
excsp. Saturday at 81 o'clock, aud dismissed at
o'clock. Instruction is given in spelling, reading
writing, drawing, arithmetic history, singing, caes-
themes, &C., ard Prof Misl presdes over tie exer-
cises which are conducted in French, and Mme.
Mel directs the English department. The school ia
located one door from Fifth avenue and Madison
square, at No. West Twenty sixth streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
Dccision- by the Commi,,iOner of Hn,er


The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has made
the following deeisi0Ls:
Concerning CLAIMS for 1'ores Improperly Pad.
claims Tor lsNes improperly paii under the ESyl'e
aw mas be mode TO tho Commissioner o; Internal
Revenue, hsough the cole tore oi tho respective
Gsircte, supported by the allldavits of the Claim
ants. AID the certificates under whose discretion tue
taxes were ,ssed.
R'gafd,ag MInnfactures cC CoJtnst lbGre, and
Nghut0csurtfS ana Dedleysu EitrnitWre.- looking
glass md picture frnnors nre manufacturers aud
subject 10 tax as such, but mciely li,Iag tue uiriof
OF cturs Ia Eho frame does 10, constitute rev
manufacture nor under tie article liable to aGdi-
tIonal tnxat.n.
furni,u iiuieLed, with Tho exception Of oilirg,
waxing. lainine yarnlsbiag, on which Tho excise
duty han oeeu pgic shall not subject 20 nd ions'
taxation in consequences of such olng, waAlng,
painting OF vanishing. The mere ADDITION OF mar
bic sab table 90 er fnrniiufe u not construed
~ the product OF OF new MANUFACTURES, provided
~ taxrs tie ntietial have been lhld. Wien All
The different parts a piece oi furniture are got on'
shaped aud iinshsd ready 10 be lut together, and
tax is paid on the piece OF furniture as whole, PUT,
ting together tie disrs nt parts VIII not 10 considered
u manufacture
On Band and Mortgage. bond and mort
guge, or note aud mortgage are given TO become The
same debt will the bond and mortaage or note and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
BROOKLYN ITEMS.


BRooXLrs COMMON CoUyoIL.-A special meeting
of the Board WA h.lt lest evening Alderman Wssce the
chair. Ihe Special Committee whom referred tho
positions from officers and men Of the s2d Regiment s.
o. ia reference to the OF bounes admitted
report aud recon meIded the pioD OF resolution the
effect tho, the Board CT Contracts be authorized pey the
bounes Of 300 Ia the authorized by the Cornmou
Couuc the 20 Of Oobrr 1884, ali pivstes and non.
commissioned officers enlisted between the 2crh day Of
October ard the 3th Of November 1872 inclusve aud hsl
such payment be made satisfactory proof tina, tbs claimants
have been actually mustered into toe United service
properly entitled thereto The resolution unsus
rIon,ly sdopteJ.
The snod death Of Alderman Daniel Green Of the Tenth
WsId having bes nsUneed Alderman McLsu Chin offered
preamble aud resolutions condoug the family directing that
the Colrc Climber be cspea IN mourning, and requesting
tue Aldermen 70 attend tho f1rera 10 body. The resou
adopted add ths OF $3.50 appropriated S
funeral eose after which the Board adjourned out Of
respect TO ths nieGory o. deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
WHAT WAS DosE IN OSs OF THE FouR MILITARY

nsr icrs oP STATgUndsr the present. call for troops
Col - lott r. SnepaTd AIMED Eirs eighteen re-inec
sdd9n th three other gn cnls were sshed soo
moved hi. inspection district CBe the lUth Col van
Nskrnsug received Is ar.s "a Wanngton sud TIE csth,
Cs o. o.. Palmer snd the a5 h, Col hcNahou II case
Via oa,y and New.YoTk -Four batteries Il srii ey .d
I'VE ,in sharphontrrs make The balance OF tnu
army % 2nolU col shepard has tue hoaor % We zee
by the papers Of We.etn NevYork OF scq lifting hine OF
his vsrou. md duties which simultaneously IN
he AdjuauBenr,rs IuspscosG srera's On,rtefmsssr;
ss ADD Ordnance Departments 80 50 TO nave
HE fe.per and e.teeaI ell lie got fro hi district me
reached WASN'T from az S,sie anes1
Tie lreseut CALI that The ivsr Col Van FskenouIsni
rsisef i mira lie got OF the largest res rect ,'ss
ha . tia State the li.h Col Drake rsised In jsne''vNn,
vro he bora Col shepard siier long absence fo1
hls home tDis city avi discharged the duties 'Sh's
him, hts returned 10 New-N0k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
NEw-JERsEY ITEMS.

SyArfyo.-To-dsy, Christmas, will be regular
sks.s carnival IN Hed.on County MI The four isbse
under The direction of ,he Jeney Cry Fir, Department VIII
be open to tho panic during The day AID evening
connections lske hes teen opened In hoeoksn eousns
STREET ree.hmsnt ssIoon ladies' s,tngroom ard oil the
required have been prepared band Of mro
wi ia Attendance day evening. ard at night the lshs
viii be brilliantly lighted. 49,
Lake Lincoln Hudson City, also opened to the public.
oomodou, budrg has been erected tho upper story 81
which will be occupied as ballroom. .
Te ice on al OF tie usd lakes In good cona
ton las, evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

ArPoisrsEsr.-We learn that Capt. james A.
Parrish Of ,n.s city bss been appointed BY The Ssc'e
isry of War. Paymnster in tue United States Army,
with the rank Of Msjor. Capt Parrish was con:.
necied with The 10Th Regimen lilishnad Guard,
was engaged in the iis, battle Of Ball Ran, and
taken yr,soner, along with lis let L.oulauant,
White. lie remained prisoner in Richmond, con-
fined u the same building with Gen. CorcoEau,
Capt. Downey, and others, fo' more than twelve
months, until eventually exchanged. Capt. Parrish
descrses his promotion.
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Advertisement. |
OPENING.

THsNRw.ToRK MEDICAL IssrIrUrR o. ELECTRICITY and
HYGIENE will cPEy ct No. Union Square, on MONDAY,
Dec 80 for the reception OF Pssus aud Instruction IN the
Nsw School PRAorios OF MEDICINE. The Now School
consists ia Medicstsd Electricity Ass'ed vspor and hed
Gated Baths the Swsdh Mevemsn Cure Of Ling. and ny
drol The building Il elegantly fsted with EsIhs
Apparatus, and Separate Apartments.
J WALTER So0Tr, r. D., p.,,a.r,
JONI 4. BEDFORD, n. d., Z pbvscian.
L w. w. SHELDON. "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

A. LOWER DErTH ~ CRIHE The railroad car
between this cy sac ne battle Of sila inieUed
Hh thieves whoss vocation 1t Is rob sicS aud wounded
eif. O. ie none, after they haga Undergone TIC had
si Of he c.o.P and the battlefield deiru.s 4
try II aptr,fs That tain which rel,h-. Newton on
Ptsoepi, coDyejiag soldiers. ether lick wounded bu,
bings 90 >h %. suffering caisod b, pcspoesst Last
saturday three soldiers their way TO NrwYork Of
them having lost lie lex al brdedk.hors lobb,dspe
Of 100 another Of Ss aud smother Of go These
were made % By tho psepgs snd tue poor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
fAdver,is-ment

BARNUM's MUSEUM viii be the great center OF
attraction to-day with everybody who wants 10 he smcsed
EIssaut dramac peg9rmances viii DO give, every hour by
one ci the paies IN tue city and mos, a'ena
p,ce emitted Hsidy knutej Or, The Knight and The
Wood Denon which I, fall Of I'm aud 'hrios effect Las
been selected Tor the occasion Com Matt, the F woman
What Is it, Atine Family &c. will DO on exhibition at a.
hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
INTERNATIONAL RELIEF CoMMITTEE.-The Trens-
rand :,
A. A. LOW. Treasurer. No. 81 Buriins slip

FIRy ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon, about
II O'clock fire broke ont III the building Va rear o.
No. 50 Anu street occupied by Wm. ii. Wells ink
manufacturer. The fire was caused by the defective
boiler belonging to w. q. Lyon having been in a
leaky condition much 80 us 10 scatter some OF the
rci eiuders iron the furnace to tue blower. which
upon taking Gre conveyed the flames Iothe hrst story
oil the rear building Ia witch tie lire occurred causing
damage 10 the property Of Mr. Wells TO the amount
of about $500; no insurance.. The damage to tue
upIer portions Of the same building was by water
merely. |, was understood that none Of the build
inss ia he neighboTsood Of tue Ire were Insured.
ucn.y II. Lynch, Tue engineer who was attending
70 the ho.ler, said tho blower in bad order, as
also tho boiler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
HCunxR rROr Zach SAFE.
49, 49, a IN, g,ives Horses Sslnc,
Total ....... CSC

HIDE, ciGfs = n; rslloy 7s13c. p bi te"' -
I Ur each car shrs. Bdec = 70. .,,i,, hn, tbs
l,t large a. lied OAo Second ala g. 800 thee.
best gIa.s Oaea the 1es! si oN tae re- use Of
,hase OF il'cFlof
sse,s,,e - cars over he Grand Tgsnf sn' ~ ssa
road AZ over tho Bo.ton and Lowell a." u ~
Thursaav, being
ELaarKs-Therc wa but lh- At n sfA'' ~ ,, H. tbs
1hrtnas and tho usual DAY of shs ous "a ,.ss lie
lrov,fa concluded at late hour Oh lue'"N - 40 g
bsssce Of heir stock to bhghtou io' 'ss c,su,. /.
psose with tie Thursday marSe' NJ br, va. sooa
now seusIsy observed as b'l.a, ~ s,t.ls and
.hsao VA. en- ali nsy were mostly sod 81 ss wees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

We once more recommend to such OF our readers
IN want Of daily Frcnch Journal The Manager Franco
Amfroaia published IN his city for than year
faint Secession any mixture Of affection for either
the crime the profits Of Slavery to be found In ' columns
The Manager will BE- able render valuable service to this
county BY presenting TO the public Of France JUS and
faithful view of the events Of the revolution which the slave
holders have foot. Tas Messogr Franco Amtrian 10
published IN Eew.York, No. 81 Laberty.strees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

o.,Rage required 70 Dc ssamped. Ts bond !,
4 s So1D ,0' Ss sam 0tnon.y qa ss
the note BIZ Of Exchange inland .ism amp sn&
ali The Instruments, viz: Mortgage, BOND waea
are gwen TO secure the sans debt, ths law ~ nots
taat each instrument shall have its spos rs@s:e
stamp. sPpVPfalo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
DsAru OF Az AaEn n1nMr-Alr. Joseph Plum;

mef OF Meredith well known 20 masy q he
Br.krap Comfy ~ H. A. Old 10 Piumnef the h'i"','
who has pa.ssd e. years e his life by hnsen ~ A "a
ol house iuated ia a esot- locality, aei on 'Is %
strd l ,esf, ore Of he friends called Oh MN 'uN
r.yo o ia death ana requested perms-icn I" Yass cs
rt with him bl' he FePlisd on eaa 90 ne 30 lax
I'm Inn. aud rs the night died, a. he had nNea e0Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
Cambridge Catsle Market.


NAr"'NnD ''' Ans ~ Dee a. lsol
Whole number - Cattle at nafket 90 .oo., 90 80, ~
sd et stores. sous..tins o. ""iAns NAe"' '.''''
one sxa end TIRES year old ~e,-.a.e "a. sr,,
y.cs, o. MAASsr bss'-Fxtra ~ I9H - -, H..
NAV q %. second qualify So 23GSS 30 'hre eaanJ
"a 40. - ~, A., ,.- p.r
80, Cows sui Calves rous S2J. SRo, So Iea
No. 1, AaR-; Two yesr-odS, tl'dTsO' infs~!eN
od. s2idh2 ..,... a. .oa
"a c,sh extra - so, ~ So 80 CO. or from sc 70 W.
D. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
Naval.
ANOTHER MAN-or-wAR LAUNCHED.

We have a letter from our Portsmouth, n. H., cor
respondent stating ders had received from Wash
Ing on to launch the Usi,ed States p,ddwhsel steamer
Ssusacus Tuesday dispatch states that the order wa.
obeyei. Tie Sausecus regular o,vybuilt man-owsr Of
s ,n. burden. She hAs been constructed with great Gaze
Her armament will consist Of bcs1siis guns Havin been
for service she does not draw than or
10 Il She hes bat two dscAs-a spT and berth
deck. she viii b nigel schcCner Annexed Is Lat oi
:ue entire ciass 10 hcn she br,nss: $500
I,,I,f Arr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
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