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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

by Mr.. Mcknight signed by Bishop Potter, Albert
Ban es, Joeeph r. lngersoD, A. Dosfdmsn, Thomas
Sally, Morton hcMichae, and other citizens Of Penn
sylyana, asking the recognition Of the Repubhe oi
Liberia.
THE MAIL CONTRACTS.
At noon to-day was commenced the announcement
Of the decisions on the proposals. for conveying tho
mss ON The Pacific coast, and in the West and
North-West, &c. large number of bidders we've
in attendance at the Posi-Ofite Department. The
proposals. FOR the Pacific coast very much higher
than formerly and those for Kentucky and Missouri
are considerably advanced, owing, doubtless, TO the
military disturbances in these States, while in Hi
nois Indiana and other Stales, the rates are lower
10 Rll the number Of ronies is abont $500, aver
aging zen bids for each. The sum total Of the oferf
for the entire lettings about equal 70 that oil 'ouT
yeMs ago for similar service.
COMBINATIONS.
The Senate, in Executive season to-day, confirmed
The nominations Of Martin heieaf of Michigan 81
Consul d, Aguss Calientss, Mexico, and Of HoraiiO
King, ex-postmas,t 7. general, as one OF the Com
mi. sioners under the act for the abolifhment oi
Slavery in the District VI Columbia. The Board
will organize at once.
TIE SLAVE TRADE.
The Senate, to-day, by q unanimous vote, ratified
the Sewsrd-Ly onb treaty recently negotiated here
fos tue suppression of tie African ssye-trade. Thu
lie deemed mort important treaty, which will proba
bly, sweep the last vestige Of the pirSteal practice
from the face Of the seas.
RETURN OF THE FRENCH MINISTER.
The Frenct Minister NJ. Henri hercier, returned
to-day in the lrigate Cassandra, from Richmond
Soon sfter biz srival be visited the State Depart
ment and had long and, dOubtlc,e, interesting In
tervew with Secretary Seward.
H. MERCER staies that be never heard, until BIZ
arrival here, of DIR. Lemoine, who is said by the
Richmond papers 10 have represented $4,000 French
men.
THE IACKGUARDIsM or vAILASDiGTAn.
Mr. Buchinson's resolution eensuriug Mr. Nallan
dghum for alleged violation Of the rules and deco
run Of the House 10y making use Of dcnuneiaiOry
language against Senator Wade, sitter quoting iiom
the lst,eFs recent speech in the senate, will come
no tomorrow for final action.
TIE participants in the colloq1y, he'sr,. Vallan
digbsm and Il AXE toDs the essaii.ut the other tbe
defender Of Mr. Wsde), exhibited iutense esines
ness. The scene for while wac exceedingly spir
iIsd. and wss abruptly terminated BY al adjourn
Inenl.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
TIE HAWKINS zoUAvEg FIGHT
Proposals for the Surrender ol
North Carolina.

BALTIMORE Thursday, April "a, lse2
The Old Point boat brings little news of import
aDce,
Col. Summers and Lieut.. Carnes came up in tho
Old Point boat, having arrived there about an hour
before the boat lefs in the steamer COsssck fsem
Newbern.
They report that 8ebt occurred last Tuesday near
the Canal Locks at Elizabeth City, N. C., between
Col. IlawkDss Regiment and force Of Rebel''
The Rebels We're repulsed With considerable lOss
Our loss 10 estimated ut so killed and wounded
Col. Hawkins was wounded in the right breast, and
his adjutant killed.
1t is also reported that Gen. Burnside has received
proposas from tho Governor OF North Carolina FOR
the surrender Of the State.
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HAND TmEs.-Tho following letter WAS found 10
a deserted Rebel camp IN Florida by Mr. Henry L.
cootea d member Of he 9th Penugylyania:

FLORIDA GADfsOY II, December tee 25 1861
Dear will write you heH Ines 10 Jet you that
air ali Ills tino hoping is will md you boath vel rots
ven letter suudy BY male sohd this by MIA Nlnburn
.oud you bag u 20 a,grs tunipa Il e beg ssar
and boz OF n,ra aide hsms2 bsck nous k.od hogs this
morning ioI mi sell ooe for Sash hogs s party
ia n cant z 10 cents for ycuf hoss Will salt them and
make bseoa It will sci suIrr let pope bNts hogs
one youn rnd orc o mine hs Il 40 bad OF or bis pay
WI psJ pun is , Do ra IA enN o. 49, 80 @ 70 -
ts scdiers John Winhun lsit nj place iha uoInng io
lafayette County to live with bsh thoy stayed 10 dsJs you
.uch pucpe 20 20 aud stay pore with nsny
fesd bill pinson Conc lat Sund5 to 10 place
uie be could git hiu place tom wont let him hayo
gad Of io tbeJ will be nutch Dsso hs wants me
20 hiro him for corn wont DO will hire neg h,s
and don't ~ doc Iha, Bo will quit sar.h chill
dren "a we'll and bsy Sho wont wire this no writs
He,s ~ 9oa esa irl Tals sysry sunday Jsbs candy
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sERENADE TO MRS. CON-. FOOTE.

BAIrIsoRg, Thursday, April y, Ioos
The band Of tho Sd New-York Regiment las. nigh!
,erenaded .hs wife Of Com Foo;e, who is stopping
n this city. The music wasyery line, and attracted
lerge crowd of listeners.
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The Steamship Adriatic.

HAuvAr. Wednesday. Aphl 70 la1
The steamship Adraic sailed for s.' Johh D. H' d.
o-day. 20 embark troops for England,
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THE FREEDMEN OF POET ROYAL

To ne Editor efTae y. y Tribane
SIR: ] have received letter from Por. Royal,
dated 18th inst. from efficient and esrnept man oi
known integrity, who w-nt with the irSt compGn,
Of ffty.thres from the Freedmen's 4ssociations O
Ibis city sld Boston. Having read au irresponsible
article, in The Herald opposing this kind work IN
buer Split aud really sublime contempt for facts,
he responds: can tho gentlemen who came here a
missionaries are heart and band in the work, snd in
no instance has there been trouble existing for 60
hour among them."
They are On the different plantations, having each
the supervision Of from OF TO eight.
1t would DO hard to find the motive or chance
for disagreement. among men whose work so eoms
pels use Of their entire power, moving from place
10 place, planting teaching, settling disputes &C."
In his own case, $50 people are under bis care or
space Of three miles in length; yet he has beeo
able to mpart letters to rly all, both adults snG
children, without interfering with the planting.
An army officer was much surprised on seeing ore
Of his ecbools and she earnest stteniion gwen. lie
had seen much Of Slavery and bad just been inslst'
ing that the slaves were incapable 0i ieafiing or
voluntary labor, but the prosperous scnooiS and
Gelds alike testified against bis theories. lie ADDS:
+" Al present, the influence OF whHe men 70 lay oui
the work |, we'll but they have leaders among then-
,evss, snd on ono place in bis charge they had, Of
their own choice, planted 100 acres Of corn"
Some devoted ladies who went are teaching houso-
keeping and the making up Of their clothing to the
women. They also arc teaching children; one has
school of 90 at Beaufort.
Very truly yous WIN A. WHITE
Ma 70 HaiOU .yses, Brookiyp, April ~. 1862.
TEE "BLAcE HERo."-Many Of our citizens wiu
be able TO cell TO Dind an eccentric mulatto boy
named Dave, who accompanied Capt Brent, OF tes We
Louisville Legion. on his Southern expedition. Va
Sunday, daring the battle Of Shiloh, Dave stooe ~
the side of Cspt. Brent during tho nine noul. sS o.
gsgement, and aided him in cheering sno enoo
men 'o of the BlSer Hero" and is great fave,iss
With the Legion. lL"ws'"'ss~
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REPORTED FIGHT at yoyAKTowE

rnus CszARcg2 AGAINST G sS. snsrw
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REBEL NAVAL PREPARATIONS

TILE FIGHT AT SOUTH MILLS.
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WAH DEsAHThssr, kpJUTAsrG,ssE.Ls OYyrcK,


The bill introduced by mr. Fenton in the House
to-day provides that tie proper accounting officer, Of
the Treasury may examioe such accounts between
the parties "a were adjusted under the act Of NAV 2
1926, authorizing the payment Of the interest due tbe
State Of New-Yorki and upon the re-examinatiop 10
assume the sums expended by the S ate Of New.
York and the sums repaid by the United States
In this settlement the interest must be calculated
up 10 the time Of any payment made, and the osv.
ment first applied to this and the balance. if suv
10 Je applied to reduce the principal Tutsreat IA to
be eaculsted only on sums upon which the State has
either lost or paid interest by the ransfer Of an in
terest bearing fund In the application Of the above
rules, If any money s found due the State Of New
York, It fhall be paid out Of the unappropristed
funds in tic Treasury.
The proper accounting officers Of the Treasury are
also required 10 examine the claims Of the State of
New.York, for clothing furnished and worn out in
tie service Of the United States for arms used and
lost and for equipments and unavoidable expenses
ia the war Of 1872 as presented to tie Controller Of
said State by the sodiers thereof and the amount,
if any is found due, s to be paid out Of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
LIBERIA.
Among the memorials Dres4ptad to-day wSs one
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NEWS FROM THE MOUNTAIN DE-
pABTUENT.
sl,rp.,.h and D.feo, Of the Rebels.

WAsHiSGTos. Tbursdsy APd g. 1907
The following dispatch has beea received b, the
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

by Mr.. Mcknight signed by Bishop Potter, Albert
Ban es, Joseph II. lngersoD, A. Boafdmsn, Thomas
Sally, Morton hcMchael and other citizens Of Penn.
sylvan'a, asking the recognition Of The Republic Of
Liberia.
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Crent Erifain.

The English Government has dssented from the
French proposal for mediation.
Tie L0Hd0a Ga-cffe Publishes Earl Russcll's Off
,al reply, dated Nov. l3.
II recaptulaes the Z rcllar Of Drouyn De Huys
proposing mediation. Ii recognizes the humane
views and benevolent intentions Of the Emperor;
observes that the concurrence Of Russia would be
expressly DESIRABLE but that up 10 the present time
The Russian Government bad not agreed to actively
cooperate although 1t may support The endeayors Of
England and France.
The question for consideration was whether the
end proposed is attanab!e at the present time. Earl
Russell then commcnda the decision of her Majesty
Government, rs follows: After weighing all in'or
nation received from America, the Government is
lei to conclude that there s ground at the present.
moment 10 hope that the Federal Government would
accept the proposal suggested, and a refusal from
Washington at the present time would prevent any
speedy renewal OF the offer Of the Government;
therefore, lie thinks il better 10 watch carefully tue
progress Of opinion in America, and if--as there
appears reason - hope-it may be found TO have
undergone, or may undergo, any change his Gov
eminent may then avail themselves OF such change
TO offer their friendly counsel with greater prospect
than now exists OF It's being accepted by the two
eoutendiug parlea
Her MaJestys Government will communicate 20
the French Government any intelligence they may
receive from Washington or Richmond bearing on
this important subject.
The london Times editorially observes Of Earl
liussels Dispatch that his arguments have been an
iicated by The public and that this Is the best proof
Of their tonudness.
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Lntesf-Via Lirerp0o'.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday eyening-rhe steamship
Aust'aasan arrived at Queenstown this afternoon.
Earl kussells dispatch produced 10 effect CON-
mercnlly.
The Auftralasian's news Of the election was re-
coiyed after business hour.
The M1ufcnr Gays that the answer II England
and Russia is adjournment Of the American
question Of mediation Tho M0nfeur adds: "l II
information II correct, the hesitation of England
aud Bussia nearly reaches its limit. The recent
cleo ions testify tho progress Of peace opinion,
which appears hkely to command a majority In the
ueXt Congress
SHaNGHAE, Oct 7.-Shanghae quiet. An engage.
ment had taken place near Rune poo between the
gent, IN which Ward was killed. The Rebels had
auifed in grea, force. determined ~ recike Rung-
700.
dreadful political murder lis been committed in
Japan. A lady and three gentlemen were attacked
by Adams aud Retires on the high road Charles
LenuoX and Richardson Oh Shanghae were
murdered. Tie rest escaped
The vengeance OF foreign powers wa, aycrted by
the British Minister whose interference 10 The affair
caused considcrable indignation.
Shirings improving. Tea firm. six firm and
active socA l2oo0 baie. export 20 date ~ ooO bales
CALCUTTA, Oct. S.-Shirjng- unchanged. Twist
advancing Tea declined; exports 10 date - 600 90 pounds
.oL ni.e hal bcon scciaued respecting he cAuse Of
RIO JANElEo, OCT 2j.-COfee 6H500 a 1000;
shipments l0450, stock $4,000 Balis Sugsr .3OOdl 400
Cotton loIOoool. .eO fcmamblco Sugar .So0ai 900
q i.ft.
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The Starving Poor OF England mother
Contribution.

T. tie Editor # Inc " !. tn me.
SIN: notice in your paper Of this date propo-
silon from Buffalo corn man 10 send substantial
aid 10 The suffering poor inthe manufacturing districts
Of England, accustomed be the wicked aud causeless
rebellion no~ raging in our once happy country.
approve OF the plan fully, aud to further 30 noble
and humane "A cause will contribute 500 il Il suii-
Gent cum can be- raised to make handsome thing Of
il; for, although We are engaged III struggle re-
Quiripg large contributions and heavy taxes, we
haye-thank Coda shot in the locker Tor tie
aarriag poor Of every country, aud, while we are
willing TO give freely, beg leave 10 say that We
have the means and "a settled determination to resist,
at any cost, all and every interference from abroad
III cur family qnarrels.
Truly ycun, Az OLD SALT
aeg.Yofl, Now q l0oR
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NEW Work DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1862.

IL Che had lost her foremast and hoWepiIt, anu
sustained other dama6es, WIZ" "e
the coast aud fOundered. A. -. :,
-" cat. Wood. with his crew, fourteen persons III
IN Sdok 70 The boats and were thirty days dr1ilins
mt euuporting q emselves as best they could on
sbcll6sh and what little they had saved from the
rrrerk. Two of the men died, and thu remainder
we're verv much weakened, frost-bit,en, and 50
mnch reduced IA hardly to be able to help them
selves TO ANYTHING, when fortunately they were OBJ
served bv an American bark off Lamar Point, whieh
brought them on to Valparaiso where they all re-
main in hospital. ~,
Another wreck was that Of the Italian BARK Ms
Matre which foundered on the 18th OF August. Her
crew took 10 the boats, one Of which, win siA nIen
on board, has not been heard OF; but those on the
other boat with the exception OF i've men VINO dieu
were picked up by an American whaer and landed
at Pavta. report was current that the SURVIVORS
were IN such extremity as to be obliged TO resort TO
the awful necessity Of feeding on human tesh, bui
it is to be hoped that the rumOr may prove incorrect
OF those carried on to Callao, one had since become
insane.
From Perm the chief point TO be noted IL the
change OF Administfat the new one having been
installed ON the 2ith. With respect TO the English
loan the late Minister Of Finance having disappIoved
of the terms (which, however, have since been &C.
cepted), negotiated in England by. Mr.. Lang, was
constrained to resign bis seat IN the Cabinet, the
Chief Controller of the Exchequer beng called 70
fiji the vacant Office.
As YOU have been previously informed, the recent
bitter pill 10 the tenders, aud will doubtless cause
much uneasness before il is settled. The President
wants the money, and the Congress refuses TO touch
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LATE FROM PkN ANA.

sao.ouern in Possession Of Anfioq"ia-
LATE intelligence from, Boiivia-S"p'
su,e Of the City Of E.n Paz by she t'rcs'
ideu,,s Troops-Bsmanity of the u %
Minister.
The steamship Ariel, A. G. Jones eommSnOins
from Aspinwa, with mails, passengers anu sP' o.
to ID. b. Allen, arrived at this pert Yesterday %.
left New-York on the 1st instant, ana arriSeu ''
Aspinwall on the llih inst at 3 a. m. sps Saiieu
again on the 10Th, and arrived at New-iorS on .ne
.i,h at p IN. On the och inst, at Il m'' IN lat,
Or %. Ion. 79o 4O,. was boarded by the gunboat
OetorOra. The Ariel brings $9i2,SlS 50 in SPECIE
No follopa.
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DrMocEArIc RArIrlc,rIoN.-The Joint Com
mt,ee OF Tammany and Mo4ar, Hall met yesterday
morning in the coal hole" and resolved to hold n
grand ratification meeting TO indorse their nonh-
nations for Controller, Corporation Council, and
other lit officers, ON Friday evening next AT the
Cooper Insllnte.
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lAlreriisemon.l
Finn If<iIrD STATES | AZ Law

nam, il pamphlet Of %, plscs On hAs Via = With
r.iJn the b.l Which Is word for word ~ r. .rt.ls-
Ina, Tex We appcnd 10 % an App 'o a. 49,, noant
80, oi every tc.e - taxed by tie a ~ =. 10 lK r.s
of The tax 10 no .osied thereon. iu.' :,
and Convenient a. Il - possible 10 nasr ~ no sxpf,,s s.
p,i.s cents Postpaid, = per loo u sent "
-, toa n il, mail Adde'S Tux TRIBUNE We"
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL CoTIoy MARKLT.-Ibe Brokers cir
culr lepos Tie sacs Of the reach only oO bales
ncud go bales 10 sVeeulstofs end zoos oftels
he market has oeen doll. aid bot India bs decnoi ID '
. tn. sales f.iday 1900 bales the market closing
lu uncha sed quotations The follow ing the author
ilci 4u1.itOu.:
FAIR 0re.n,...........2-,l Midllns orean.......g9d
falr Mobile '''''''''''.lf Miedli Mobiles '.'..xsd
III ia stock in port 1sC9 bsie including %
M RrroAr market FOX C Gods and Yarns Is some
what amer hut tho tenoeucy IL sti'l downward.
LytRrooL bnriDrcfis hAnNfI:-Ihe bfeai.,nh' msr'
30 Is generally quiet aud steady West ~ htly easier
Wskedod Na-h a Co aud Others mort: Flour downward
quoted q. an. What easol: Red Western az Red
southern 9Jdl0. Waite Western, iotdll 3 White
southern n !oru Ia. ma upward tendency Mixed % oH
- >; White. apd.
LryfHrooL PRoyIsioS M,nEEr-Ihe provision market &.
sene,-ly dill M.ufs. higand Athya Go. report Beef
he,,y Bacon declining. LAID dul. az % dio Taow ia,
Mt decline Of e.
LnfnrooL rroDrcg M,akEr-AsLe, que, at 3? Cd a
3i iosin gu'e' and steady sa."', Imp-oun' i9;c'iye
nas aa upwan tendency Lnsecd oh easier 90 ~. Cod Oil
sI"ypos N,pNFrs-ifsring) -NnEi r very dull and de-
ined a. q quar-. lnoS ln. C0FFrK quiet. srGAK Ia,
,, ,,ei.ra n IA a. Lt,..rp dancing LlNsv,b C,KKs
hfn. srERg On teods upward, quoted a. 49, LINsEEu
On dee lining quoted At 80 q. con Oit hrn ut2l J.
Grover A. ID s.por,-igoynoNs inactive. kosiN down
L0Npos MosEt MNKgr--Uoniols closed Friday at o..
fo money. Bulion ia the Bsnk OF Eussnd las decreased
harnfc,y srocKs-Thc market is inactive. Illinois Cen
trs haiiioei ~ az discount hno tl',tsad y ~
HAYHE torroN MANkHr--Naics OF Cotton iof the wees
80 tales Tho maLet Is h-t, and Quotations nominal
stock va port a GO bates.
PANS Saturday bonrse Is heavy ktne' 'vIf. Zoe
LArfsr.
LIVERPOOL, 18th, evening. -CorroN-Sales To-
day coo bales the maGot cons du Al unchanged quo
BEe,psrrpp.--Ih, market is auiet and steady.
PKuylsioSs-lh- market is dun.
LoSDoN saturday evening closed to-day At 90
AafcAS s,ocr.-The aie. salei we've: Illinois Central
q. az discounti Lde Railroad 81. 49,
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IAdVrIllieUthTI . -,-., y
800, pruoprS,'s " MIRROR or FASHIONS ,

VI -, ri iet2 and g IL a superb number. in NV
~. B., a.. Embellishments and valuable ios h, ip. By
M fe,truct.on Il gives n every ire prltan " t al ~
- 49, III moi a ear merely the newest isshouA " 10 h,
~ r n sye tive latest sod most rec Inning Of
,,.tiois AZ 10 the choosing of n2'eias tr IN sdies
t. the emitting Hftins nskire and ofiIsui'l's l.ss
mi ,h,I.rls colAny nhich. 81 At,ts'NF, o. fy,r n.
tir al ,,ofss,s inns sud thoughts ha't I e sac
valuable IN every family Ia when u - ''A'"'-
Gayc.ie. , A., N,,L Single ,ollrs,
~ cents Yearly ri, with valuable A'e~'"
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NoMINArIoN FOR ALDERNAN.-Iho Convention
Of the Twenty second Ward Union Association met
ON Saturday evening at their headquarters, at Ste
yens's Hall, end unanimously Endorsed the nomlna'
ton Of Ira A. Allen, the Iresen. incumbent, ior Al
dermsn.
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The Moniteur Expects that Both Russia
and England will Soon Join France,
Engagement Between the Chinese
Rebels and Gen. Ward.
DEATH OF GEN. WARD.
MURDER OF FOREIGNERS III JAPAN
CAVE RAcr. Monday. nov. q. 1862

CAFE RACE Monday Nov. p 1862.
Theseamship Arabia from Liverpool Saturday,
the 18Th Queenstown, 10Th, passed this point lat b
O'Clock this morning and was boarded by the news
yacht of The New-York Associated Press.
The steamship Bavaria, from New-lork, arrived
out on lie Illh.
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CHEAP orERA.-On Thanksgiving night, Tbuys.
day next the opera of Lucrezia Borgla will be DER.
formed at the Academy Of Music. Nine. Lor;n;
Mile. Morens Signors Brignoi and Susini aupea,
in it. Tickets have been reduced to 80 cent, .,
that night only.
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TnE ADVANCE WAGES MOyEWSr.-Th German
Shoemakcrs met last evening at No. ~ Avenue 4,
for the purpose OF making arrangements to secure an
increase of wages. committee will wait upon the
bosses Immediately, aud demand higher pay Tor the
services Of jonrneymen thoemakers. a compliance
with their demand will prevent strike, which is
contemplated in the event oi refusal TO grant the
advance for which they ask.
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CITY ITEMS,

DIsoRAH.-The performance Of H.eterbeers rer
opera, DinOrah, will be repeat.a At Tho h,ss asw
Of Music tomorrow "Wednesday night.
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Cry MorrALlrY.--TLe number Of deaths III the
city for the past week was 3l3, being decrease Of
n from the number reported last week, aud - ICES
,hon tho number in the corresponding week Of leoi'
Miles. l6i; females, ll6. Died in the public ln'''
buttons, H.
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course Of free lectures to women by Mrs. E, ".
Fsrnham, NJ. D., on the Laws of Health and Bp.
man Development, will be commenced ct he Cooper
Institute lin the Music Room, fourth Aocri, on
the first Wednesday Of December at 2 O'Clock p. m.
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LAWYERS. .IuDGEs

LAWYERS, JuDGEs aud SIT 90. ,oa.. u
PnRrSoLoGy OF goat pr,cal uiy !" nsn and iesl's'
t,rs t.1aminatious with foil written Ies.'f,
l,ily BY FoNLKK A. WELL No. 'Ve Di''""''
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TnE FIVE CoYSECTIcUr RrGIYENTs now IN camp
at Centrsyille Course, Long Island, need good
Thanksgiving dinner and notice in anoIier column
shows how it is 10 be provided. We commend inc
call for contributions TO every Connecticut man, Win
the wish that every one Of the brave fellows may
have one more good Thanksgiving before ten
Bankss Expedition sa,ls
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purposes that has ever pee, ~ I'd
eore 5o public Csea BY tho editors o. a s ~ esssn,
!" ,'Hs l5,.'iy sod by s.oee.t geucia'y MeI,is.,t
Sy Javts PaLy No $50 W a'A'ps'on''' '''"''
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