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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
Ia regard 10 TIE accommodations Of the y
4 tie Treasurv Mr.. Van Dyct Gays:

1.-THE scion q Congr,s, sha conform to the recommend,
ou ef the Secretary Of the greasary tho ttoa ~ h h'as
IA. nt huolJnr Ia the agg.gate to ti 3o3 ~ VII osaso
firm basic Tor Lurking WIN al 1r "9hied i+sI!ly ''
Led lure Admitted be focss Of Tho IHet siaer 10 %
depoed secnily for circulating no''x 20 a. equal AoH
With those OF newi OH IL esoc'aicn and bI'ia d, POT
ctonse avnil Themselves II The piiya n u b'cus" tby
eg4d the stocks Of iLen OWE state az more deslth" ia
10 compel them 20 fofc;o tbs e'ehce ana 70
Lfow teif securities upon the sfkst at Ills tine OF d.
prs,sn Lac nany thom would be compe led u doI would
he rxer,se o power tat eoni not b. Jninse
Il tfe.e siocks have in inSsncss bsn pnrcaAed At
Ia premium. the express o 'c to "it" 'Aey are no"
Caa State withdraw it, protection fror The Investment
thus nude aud leave the Victims 10 pockr me '''ns 70
waleh tho, may be- su1cctrd O,t s53@ 3 - oi bonds
snd H. ons,ses IN d.po usny ios pc..i u ycsTs lot
yet spsed. The ioecosUe Of these ALREADY du" ~ Pc
10 d wIen financial srfaDscsens al ahcutN rloohps'
m-Lt could he cileIwise tbnn productive 'idespesi
dross while the 5oideu. iGposeo upon shc blA. 81 h'a
featk condition ing.ty ia Government Ito - Nof "
TO be DENIED that The u'e q New iSk itoek. OF peuhns
fnipOses has impaired to them bicf naiAtf value thH
tlry wc9d hnse otherwise borne bj creating tthahu oi
Ibis ehc purpose. What would be Ls result II throwing
lsfe heee securities upon tie innTt't .nn0t u
doubtful Tnst they woult nslcy be toug.t 81 Sie
Investment oT tfust luAds wet ~ caPd 4, AMY pc,"
b. BIT t1e primary Ut would 10 inet sct Us Los
upon the Dfeent hode II DC ofec, III uy ~ W eIedi
"a 1le ttbte lnuIei from the proceeding.
The Chioqgo Tribune Of Thursday, says:
Lers received mere tody from soneoi the brcls'
Of Ba.k Of Iowa stating INA. " er
would tLSt bsnL suspend speois peymels
Senior Hove Of Wisconsin has introdrced,A tiA
into tie United Sates Senate TO enable the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad Company ~ extend
their line down tie Fox River from Appleton " /.
Green Bay, instead Of through the wdsrnessi to the
State line, aud to hsye the benefit Of TIE indignant
The " though constructed on the original plan.
The Dry Goods market has preserved The sans
apathy and dullness which has been remarked during
lie past two weeka with some sigus, howerer. Of
returning activity Tie general market ,s strong for
al elasses q Domestic Goods particularly Ior Heavy
Sheetpgs, Printing Cloths, Prints, Denims, Stpes,
Cotton FlarNeb, &c., snd naDy Jobbers IRE com |!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

COURT OF GENERAL SEssloSs-JAs s-Be'ors
Judge McCrss. .
Patrick Martin, youth, pleaded guilty OF picking
the poc.e, Of lady Of rs 81 shs was passing 'ongn W
nal st,e-t Re wss sent to the Houe 1t h.iGge .p,
Samuel Notisa indicted for burglary al the tore OF ta1c
U. No 2'3 West Thiryninh street wlieh was roooeo "
ss4oo .sorb OF waicuo., was uird and acquitted
The Court then adjourned
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Another VIsrT FROM THE AUsrRALAsiAN 10
1nIs PoRI The Cur ard screw steamer Austraiasian
has paid another WRIT to this port after landing 400
British troops at Halifax. Size brings neither mails
nor passengers, having been chartered for the above
du,v She il in the Cunsrd Dock. Her SPECIFIC
visit here a, present is to take back with her to Law
erpool a large MISCELLANEOUS cargo and which VIII
conss, of breadstuiTs aud other provisions for the
markets on tie other side. she is steamer OF ire
uepdous dimensions and q thorougbsea'goins veg
sel
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continues TO increase, end is to-day nearly ~, ooo'
OOO IN increase Of about 81 900 600 from the lowest
point on the day of suspension. Tie deposns are
alec increasing Tie Loan Certificates have reached
ST. 100000.
Mr. Gallatin and Mr.. Punnett probably lett lor
Washington this afternoon 10 jon Mr.. Coe apd MI
Veruilyea and the Boston Committee IN their con-
situations with Mr. Chase. The banks here Ill 'De
meantime will remnin quiet TO await the actioh o.
Government. They have no disposition to einoar-
rass the Secretary lut in irdi0idua c@es we thihk
thew are mistahing their true policy aud forget tia'
they cannot cast dscredit upon Treasury Notes with
ont ipiuring The other securities OF the Government
in which lbeir whole capital is locked up.
The overdue high rate of interest Treasury Noes
are no longer redeemed in gold. The only specie
now paid out by the Sub Treasury is for the interest
Of tie public debt,
A meeting Of the bondholders OF the Columbus
Piqua and Indian Raj road Company will he held al
the Office of Holbrook & Nelson, No 10 Wall street,
tomorrow at O'Clock.
The Niagara, which left Boston for Liverpool yes-
erday, had on freight 1000 sovereigns in gold and
Sg7 600 for Liverpool and : 10000 for Halifax.
The statements Of the banks Of tie three principal
cities Of the Union for the last week compare with
the previous one and the corresponding time of 1861
as follows:
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pay the passage Of Miss Marston $3.50 to native
Bible-readers in China, Japan, and India; $l44 for
printing and trihing amount, less than 500 for in
cidental expenses. After the report had been re.
ceiyed the Rev. DIR. Tying made short discourse,
applying specially to the work which the women
Of the Society had in hand, and the meeting adj
iourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

The Rev. T.. II. Chaplin will lecture in Hoboken
tonight, at the Baptt Church corner OF lhird anu
nloomticld streets. Subject: The Elements OF
National Life" Mr.. Chapn will certainly DO justice
70 the subject.
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SUPREME COURT-CIRcrlr JAN. s-Beeore Justies
Balloon.
TRIALS WITHOUT A july.

TRIALS WITHOUT jury.
Erastus Randall e. al agt. John p. Cummings ct
a~,on on sccouut; trisd by the Court judgment for
plaintiff. +lfle u. -, c,,. ,,,.S
g. p Curt. sst stephen 4. Gsn-Compsirt dismissed.
Iopss SprIs act aaron II. Taylor, iGipleaded-Action
on proni..ory Iote triei BY tie Court Judgment Tor
psitif $40 90. 90 o..e,, ,,,. =,
pcnsory note tiled oy the Court Judgment iofpiAnon
1872 %. -. -. ...on,,.
tried by the Couf. judy nent for plaiu.i, Sio3 10
CaAxBEss-JAs s.-Before Justice LEONARD.
DECISIONS.
Charles Payen ct al. aet. Charles Bndge.-Mo-
ton granted judgment to stand 20 $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

The Hon. Ersstus Brooks, Of The Erpe", ir
announced to deliver lyceum lecture this friday
evening, at Port Richmond, Staten Island, on the
early American Inventors.
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Dickenss Al the Year Round is one OF the most
s,renuous advocates Of the shareholders conspiracy
in England. Mr.. Dickens argues with great Teai
that the controversy is all about the tariff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

DESCENT UPOs ANG HEk hAhbLm" Lot AhL'sh
rKs1On W-dnedsy pi:lt Sergeant WILSON and posse OF
officers o. the Egti fftcOft vsed tue ttmDhS sal on
sob ,nee slias blske at No ~. bfoGd"sy All hI,'rs
lh,rles Neville Cbai.rt B0Jd. George smith, snd Alfred
Nlry They also y1A the dsunng tsDlc aHc az te saui
bin appsigas but the Trops,oI was not taLrH Ihs p
, r.fe b.ouzht Justice luIikrnbn'i, At Jrlrsoh
Malls. Police Coa, -oiday and held .Or e1.oius'ioH
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AsSusL MEETING OF TIE LADIES GERMAN Hos
rIrAL FUsD ASSOCIATIONS The first annual meet.
ing of this Association was held yesterday afternoon
at the rooms, in Clinton He'll Mrs. Hugo Wesen-
donck in the chair, aud large number Of ladies
prcsent. The report of the Executive Committee ex-
presses gratitude for the liberal support the Germans
have given to the enterprise, aud exhoIts them 10
further action. The Treasurer, Mrs. Anna Often
dorier, reported that there were 392 meuhers who
raid M their annual dues, the sum of $i5, and col
iected 81 3ti 90; besides which the Association re-
ceived 81 2l5 Is from he tall held January Y, 1861
S257 % IRON benefit in the Stadt Theaer; $2i2 ~
from a concert in April $ll5 II from pc-nie held
in September; S6S from matiuee by Gus. Sa'ter;
Sii 20 in interests and So - from various
making the aggrega receipts 1850 70. The CX-
pendltures amounted to $50 50; leaving balance of
s. 1913 i6, Of which 1878 were deposited in the
German Savings Bank. After the reading OF the
annual reports tie Committee on the ball held on
the 10Th December reported that the bal had re-
suited favonby the iund, and that thus far $500
had been collected from ts proceeds, but that the
amount would be much larger The President called
the attention OF the ladies 10 tie oogravDgs now 1T
Goulirs Art Gallery which were 10 be disposed OF
by chances for the benefit OF the Association. After
some further routine business the meeting adjourned
FIRE ~ TniETY-sEcoSD SrREEr-SIx HORSES
BUKsED TO DEArH.--At o'clock yesterday morn.
ing fire wus discovered in the stable III the rear OF
No Isl East Tnriy.secopd street. which resulted in
the death of SIN horses. The buildings We're owned
by Francis Higgins, and were damaged 10 the
amount VI about 500. The horses were the proper
" of different persons, and, with one exec toD,
were uninsured. One horse was insured for SIoO.
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SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY AT BERGEN POINT

To he Ifit0T u The \. J. IFlbnne =
SIR: The Soldiers Aid Society Of Bergen Point,
n j. have noby come yard for the reh Of suherns
volunteers IN he Seminary Hospital Georeetow end the
Hospital At Alenanta aud t1is DAY have forwarded esep
LARGE aiming many Necessary Articles hid
rot furnished BY la,crnent Crest praise due 10 tbe
eteirnt PfesidenL Mrs Abrm Warner sac theif otc'e!
Mrs. A. M1lhoiand Tor tho systemslc nannsi III WIG"
Society IL conducted
NniLldIu Ian. 4 Bt2
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Two Mrs IAE Own ~ fmE EsGIsIa-On
"Wednesday ngll John conin, Iesioips 81 No 40 siio,
street, wss by hre-srgne, IL "fA"u STREET, aD'
seriously injured . =. t,.t.
On ts ..ino evening Francis Muhcfn snembet Of Engine
COMPANY No & fell romthe top OF tie engine whlr irui'
IN, ro,s M. Ire Ia Ligu,h svenut Sid serousy In
isrel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

BREAcR OF TRUsT.--Y. sterday, Alexander Nc
Carter in the cIobing store Of A IT, Mcarhur No
i2t Broome street srreed charge Of emb"zZement
lie had with the Of AS FOX ri. empyer
which be appropraed TO his own use He confessed bis
guilt sad was committed 70 answer by Justice Osborn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

John vogel August Schmidt and O. Munch delegates tho
&c man General Committee.
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[Adyertisemeutl
The highest premium paid for GOLD at the
'si king- Office Of TnoNPsoS BHOrurRs, No Walls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

Mr.. George w. HuIing will give readings from
Shakespeare, at Clinton Hall, Astor place, thi'
evening. Subject: King Lear"
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Ieeceioss ~ Pre- duce
..suGGrsTIoN foa SOLDIERS.

J.Sa- 90, bols Floar. AOe bills Corn Assl. 80 bEA
WAisky, l,3,c pigs Pr0yisicuS
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Acknowledgement

Advertisement.
Young MANS BEST CAPITAL rs MS
HgiDTo know bow 1t the be-: advantage, ges
esEeiul elimination at FOWLER NElLs, $40 broadway
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SAtEoFrHE GoyrRsMEST Corros.-Seven'y'nnc
hale, of the Sea Island cotton TO be sold to-day az
auction by the Government. During yesterday, the
office Of the United States tluartermaster was De-
seced by hundred or more persons deslrouS OF en-
ter;ng into contracts to gin the cotton, of which there
remains unginned about GOO bags OF regular SIZE
and 800 bags of oil szes (of the first ARRIVAL The
Estimates range from 90 to 80 cents per bale for gln-
ming. One Of the contractors received 3,WO pounds
to gin ,ratutously in order to show the Quartermas'
ter lis facilities for performing the work. In this
offer be had no competitor. The cotton which ar
rived by the Vanderbilt has not yet been stored,
advices in regard to it being daily expected IRON
Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

REARRrsr or FUoITiyE FReH JusTIct.-ies-
teld,y john Johnon snss prroDg fion Js at Law
r,us MAJ WA ,rrst.d h. this ly aud t.kea DstA 70 hs
nu.,i, MI Tie .scend .ins ss Jotpisg hS saeeesde
IN biesklsg jail
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srsrsISoI C.sr.--yesisrdny. Tin0hy Sheall
was an-sl1d on charge of ssssut jeremiah oConnSf ~
old mat re Ut No. 476 rssTi .ss and stsbbi.s h 40
IN. nsek with clasp Knife Jnos brennan locked iip up
Add V'l,ppyr " ~ takeo " TO Ncw.YVk ue'Dta
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CITY ITEMS.

AZ IMPROVEMENT IN SHELLs.-The Destructive
ness of the shell has been so much improved oil ia'e
that il will now not only devastate with It's lying
Fragments but also instantly IGNITE and consume
whatever is inAammable within it's reach. At q
recent experiment, by Capt. Dalghren, in Washing
ton, target feet deep, feet high, and l6 feet in
length, built of wet, green logs, and faced with
inch oak plank, was ignted by one of these missiles
al the moment Of striking, and the flames exendedso
teroely and rapidly that with great difficulty the fire
was extpguished, although water wss close at hand
The inilammabe mass scattered in all directions,
from pieces Of the size Of pea TO thofe OF an ounce
ball.
An evening paper recommends for harbor defcnses
one hundred l5-inch guns capable Of throwing shot
OF shell of three hundred and scyenty-ivo pounds
each. These, it is suggested, would penetrate any
ron.clad vessel yet built. This may or may not be
the case. But with the improved shell we refer 10,
unless the enemy's vessel were bomb-prooion deck
thing no, yet attaned-two or three shots would
not only drive every from tie deck but set the
vessel 10 flames. Hot shot fails to do this, for com
busiion ensues only where it has final contact, and
il heat Mt that time must be in great degree dimin
pound. Of destructive matter scattering in every d.
Iecton, either on Il yesels deck or W thin forum
cation, how mnny would escape death, and wha
chances would magazines have aguinst explosion
The hsrbor OF New-York might be eheciually pro
tected with these shells discharged from guns o
heavy caber; while, with the usual ball. the de
, tense would be protracted and more doubtful.
The inventor has brought the discovery to a stat
of perfection, and we believe now only awaits IN
responre Of the Government as 10 whether or not |
will adopt the missile. Had it been used in the al
fair at Fort pckens. neither Bragg nor any OF hl
valorous piraies would have been there to-day pre-
pairing for renewal Of the conflict. COL Brown
report shows Lat less than one-balf of his shell
were eaec,.e On the score Of economy, as well a
life, the improved shot would seem TO be desirabe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

THT MILITARY ALLOTMENT SYsrEM.-Nessrs.
Theodore Roosevelt and VIM. f. Davis, jr., two Of
the Military Allotment Commissioners for ,his State,
appointed by the President under the recent bill
passed by Congress Morris Ketehum being the third
Commissioner, all Of this city, have met with extra
ordinary success in their labors among the New
York Regiments, and have been instrumental III IN
ducing many Of tie TO remit their money TO their
families Messrs. Roosevelt and Dodge FASTENED TO
tie seat of war Immediately after their appointment
and since the 18th Of last month have visited the
Eth and 4i;h Ellsworth Avengers n. Y. ", OF
Gen. But,erfelds Brigade; the 18th Regiment,
Gen. Martiudales Brigade tue cd Regiment An
derson'. Zouaves Gen. Keyess Divisonl the sd,
5ls. and Ira Harris Cavalry, Of Gen. Burnside ex'
redtion. The Commissioners have in every Instance
been cordially received by the officers and men
generally. Before commencing their lahore CIR
cular. from which we make the following abstract,
!, uut into the hands Of the commanding oihcer OF
each regiment:
tn. portion ofthe ray which each may wish TO so' u
Ia family Or put isnE bans ~u De pad 70 hih py
an, n,,rsT,r n dgat on the Assistant Tiess'r er OF the
rred States in the City o. Sewfork drawn 70 the order o.
ils yar ornoh. be nay wish to eliot H. 81 20 1nt
cs,r Of %. savings bank whsre be may wish 70 deposit
Th draft be ilcoscd by the vonn'et 10 e,et ea
l only nssotia.cd len iudored by the party whom
n . mad. ,s. should the dra he ulscHn-o or Loot th'
Goy.rom.n ri sve plIca.e Of same when properly 81"
l.i-d VI the lsct , q. 4,
These sotmeus m be permanent unless revoked Should
be necessary make any changes they must be noted N
the sr remarks on t.e musefro ioI io.peenon oe
fore pay day Any slo'ment- must 10 msce On ne"
allotment ro aud sent to the fsymAste oeneFa with the
muster rolls 81,
Th. racfS. safe aud method for beth oihces rd
ueh amounts as they may wish and
tend the egnen,. norcel In Their expenses pro
the peseni and misuse Of money, aud PROVIDE
Trustworthy AID systematic support for families at home
This document il laid before the regiment, and the
.Commis,ioners, upon reachingtbe encampment, al
dress the men by companies. a little over two
thirds Of the companies 50 visited have eheerial'y
adopted The plan, and the pay allotted amounts to an
average Of nearly e. per man oct OF the monthly
ray Of sl3. We have now more than eighty regi-
menis in tie field and if the other commands do ar
well az those already visited between g. 600 COO ani
&, 100000 will annually be returned to the families
Of volurjeov in this State alone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

WonES's UsIos MISSIONARY SOCIETY," OF AVER
tcA rOR HEAIEEs LiSDs.-This Society met on
Wednesday ut noon in st. Puuls Church, corner of
Twenl, second street and Fourth avenue. The Rev.
DR.. Tying presided The organization has sent out
during the pat year, sea misrionary, Miss Sarah
II. Manton, who last November sailed for Burmah
in he sli ert Gallatio. From tie report Of the
TreuuIer, n .Fpcars that the receipts for the past
year were Ici 30, aud the expenditures 81 Ol6 ~
90 hnL the snras 10 the hanjs Of tie officers OF
the organization aInounts to i.o55 10. The money
ns been expended IL the following way; $0io 10
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rst week. 2sl 2-6 so l6SIi7 i7i 49, s23 $500 81
Last year.. 2ls So iC7 l2O9553I5 55t6i29l es2Ol3
AT the annual meeting of the Norwich and Wor-
ceslor Road, MessIs. Franklin Nichols and David
Smith were elected Directors TO fill vacancies. The
result Of the years Business ending 30sh November
was as follows:
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The THinp.AvEYUE RAnRoAp SrABrEs.-We
commend all who love horses, for all such rejoice to
gee and hear of their comfortable accommodations,
to look into the new stables at sixty-sNh street oil
the Third avenue Railroad Company, which have
just been completed under the direction OF MI OAR
ing, President of that Company. As matter Of
curiosity, look into a room provided Tor Inc Use
of 100 horses with about half of that number al
ways in their stalls, is something that should attract
every stranger who visits this city from motives OF
curiosity, for this stable certainly is one OF the won
ders of the Metropolis. Standing at Third avenue
and looking eastward almost to Second avenue, and
embracing all the space between Sixty-hfth and
Sixtysxh streets the eye-sight is almost lost in
maze of holses and stalls with thadowy forms fitting
through the almost endless lnesof pillars anu arches
as the feeders move rapidly about in the performance
Of their duties. The 1T night, when gas-lighted
is peculiarly striking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

EXPENSES OF THE BURNSIDE ExPEDr1Ios.-Ihe
claims of about sixty contractors who were engaged
in this city in fitting out the burnside Expedition,
amounting to over 100000, still It main unpaid, the
Division Quartermsster, Capt Biggs, not yet having
received any funds to liquidae tue bills. All the
bills were sent in three weeks ago. but as most OF
them were very exorbitan they could not be audited
until regularly considered. The taxation Of every
item enumerated resulted in a reduction of near
SO 900 in the original bills. All the regiments con-
nectcd With the expedition have been paid OIL ex'
cetting one New-Hampshire Regiment Aooi'
5000, coo were thus expended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

pRrsEsTIoR OF STAND or CoLoW 10 TIE
NiTrosAL GUARD SEVENTH RECINESr.) - TIE
armory Of the 9Th Regiment, at Tonpkins Market,
waa On Wednesday night crowded with a
moot fashionable audience. The Nccasion was the
preoenatior Of stand Of colors % the regiment, the
pift being from certain ladies and gentemen formerly
Il kew-York, bat now resident in California. or
the make and materi of tho flags il IL but necessary
10 say tina: they as elegant ms silk, satin, en-
broi6ery, and gold can make them. Tie Inscriptions
designate the donors and the receivers but The sub
joined letter which accompanied the elegant gift, per-
haps describes more fully the purpose and inpeliing
influences Of the giver:
SAY FRascIsco. July4 1861.
The undermined ladies' and gentlemen residing 10 The state
OF California formerly Of no Empire State animated BY
patriotic desire TO the glorious union OF TIE States pre-
..rvrd and psrpeluaed sabscIitrd of the &c oapsnyg
emblem Of Who'll. country, hereby Pesentoc to your
soLpirss. R.c~s. IL NJ. our giN Think Of notIve
and yon the int military body Of tn Empire State
g rrsron1 the call Of the resident 81 ID. tiisd states
Ahe nj. lag float Triumphant the crushed remnants II
dou@.ic ~hcr-sr homer a. duty commands W.
ocohde lo your CAFE believing that net singe suilo viii
H. .d that not s.sr vi, DC arni.i.d ly youhe udoln
liable h.wi o.. IN hrgaeh ~, M. JA.ob n ~,
" sshburue. aud 70 other Indies and gentlemen.
The various compGnies 10 the aggregate number
Of about 40, were resen, in full uniform and the
fne regnental band, under the leadership Of Mr..
GrafQla, Jscoufeed meet sweet musc at appropriate
and grateful intervals
Tho presentation speech was made by Senator
McDousaI an the replies by Colonel Lefers and
the other stall officers OF the regiment.
The hall was literally crowded. the number Of
ladies' being something remarkable even for the pub
A.. rn.e.iuga Of tho pnii.nf Seventh The whole
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THr NFw-YoRK SEyYSTY-NisTH IIIGHLAsD-
fRs.-The Commanlant Of this regiment, Col.
Addison Fanswortb, recently promoted to that
position, viii rail in the Baltic, On Saturday,
for Port Royal, accompanied by number of recruits
and old memberr of the regiment. AL who intend
" Join tho regiment ure ordered to report at the
MsrceI House,
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