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THE REVOLUTION IL JAPAN COMPLETE.

san FRAsoI-Co, Dec. 23-The steamer Scot
land has arrived at this port, bearing Hong
Kong dates 10 the 30th October, and from
Shanc haze on the 9Th November; also leaving
hanaghawa on tlc sd.
She IL the British pioneer Of the new British
line of steamers, making monthly trips be-
tween san Francisco, Japan, and China. Her
freight charges are =! per ton; for passengers
S2JU She brings TO IONS from China, And 80
from Japan, principally teas.
She left twenty eight steamers and seventy
five sailing vessels at the port of Shanghae.
L; il rumored that n large body of Russian
troops are coming from Amcor TO the AID OF the
Chinese Government, 10 recapture Ningpo and
put down the rebellion.
The Japan Herald, of the ed November,
says:-The revolution In Japan is complete.
The Tycoon has beeQ stripped Of nearly all his
special pris ileges.
There IL considerable inquiry smong the ia
pancer FOR steamships, TO establish u line be-
tween orScara and Yokahows.
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SPIRIT OF TIN MORNING PRESS.

The Isisliistnc er says, that In view OF the Iact
-, the President is responsible for the acts OF
las Cabinet, the recent Senatorial caucus was
re, only an Interpolation on our political sys-
tam, but. whether 50 meant or not, a reflection
ca the Official selfhood of the President by i'm
plying that he sustained something less than
The dignity and independence OF his Office"
The chrvslicie publishes the report of the COM
,r,ittee on the conduct OF the war in relation to
.ns Fredericksburg affair, and comes to the
conclusion hat nobody was to blame, but that
we simply had bad luck.
The Republican fears disaster to the Union
army in the Southwest, and advises the con-
centTafion of the forces there under Gen. Grant,
who, the Rcy'~blicGn claims is the only Union
General who. as vet, presents satisfactory Gre
drniials, and is the superior of any General
thSt the Rebels can boast.
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SD(0lD EDITION,
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
;,rHH PORTER couRr MARTIAL.

To-day, Gen. Park (0en. Burnside'~ chief OF
stan was examined with reference to the teie-
grams from Gen. p. 10 Gen. b. He had re-
ceived the whole Of them, md testified tnai
they seemed TO be intended simply TO give his
superior In command full information OF the
situation, &c.
Colonel Cieary, quart"rmas'rr, was also ex-
amined, and testified that i: would have been
impossible for Gen. Porter To march over me
road in the night he was ordered to moveat n
m and did not move until a. m, unless the
distractions TO his progress had been previously
removed: which Ind not been done.
Capt. Fiheld was next examined with refer
ence TO the condition Of the railroad, &c, on
Pores retreat.
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o IF ICIAL l..
AssAaAn Llscols, President Of the United state
Of America

AsaAaAn LIscoIy, President Of the United a+Ats
Of America
-. To Au>WRo.n !, May Corc,ys.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO nae
that GriLlEnao 1ABH, Of San Francisco. has ksea
appointed Consul Of the Republic Of Guatemsla,
for the state Of California. I do hereby recognize
him "a such, and declare Him free to exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers and privileges are
allowed to the Consuls Of the most favored nations
in the United States.
In testimony whereof. have caused these letters
to be made patent. aud the Seal of the United
States to be hereunto All Ket.
Given under NY hand mt the city Of Washi Y
ton. the sd day ef December. A. D. Is
H.. 81 snd of the Independence OF the UuIteN
States of America the Tth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
KlLLIAx II. SEWARD, Secretary of Stale.
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LATE FROM THE WEST.
COLU MDCs. KENTUCKY, BEING RKrS.
FORCED, TO GUARD AGAINST
REBEL ATTACK
V
Z RAILROAD TO BE REPAIRED ONCE

ST. I.oUIs, Dec. 2i-Advices hayashaen -.
ceiEed by Gen. Curtis from Brig. Gen. Davis.
commanding at Columbus, Ky, TO the effect
that heels receiving requirements in ample
season 20 prepare him az ainst the contingeu-
c:es o! an attack upon thai post
H. don't think that any attack is med,tateo
by The enemy in.that direction
As 70 the injury said 20 have been done 70 the
railroad, General Davies has rot fully aseer.
tahed ihe extent, but expects 10 repair il =,
once.
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PREPARATIONS MADE TO MEET THIN

tiHciSSATI, Dec. I.-Adsicea from I.exinx
ton, KY, report fears of a raid by t-loyd and
Humphrey Marshall, whs are in great force
from WestHrn Virginia. They are rapidly sd-
fancmg through Pound Gap Amoyement OF
our troops has taken place from Richmond.
hentuckE' that viii relieve Eastern Kentuclrv
from this new invasion.
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ga Rebel Colonel, A. W. Jones. was re-
Gently captured in Arkansas. He was th. Pro-
Tost Marshal General OF the Trans Missis-
sippl District He describes the army in Ar
kansas as in a most wretched condition In
the language OF his negro servant (who " as
with him. they just got plenty OF nothing ?;
he states that Rains and Parsons have been
onsted. Frost commands Parsons Division
aad 10 in bad repute. Provisions had hacome
40 scarce that General Hindrnan had Issued an
order for all families from Missouri 10 at once
return
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~ The Confederate court 81 Knoxville has
found true bills against many persons for cir
culating counterfeit Confederate uotes iuclu-
ding Kennedy Rodgers, who is alleged TO b. q
renegade Union officer belonging to Brig fien
Geo. W. Morgan's stan. During the session of
the court, DEGREES were issue in about 100 cases
under the sequestration laws, embracing over
\ mAhon OF dollars. Among the cases were
GOV Andrpw johnson, Horace MAYNARD, John
Conee Childs, the Westmore estate in Bradley
county, and the Ducktown copper mines.
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THE OFEICERS

of the Sixth Michigan Cavalry waite upon
president Lincoln, Secretary Stantsn and Gen
Halleck to-day, having pleasant inter Jews
with these officials.
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PRHsoNAL.-MaJor General Park, L. =. V;
Brig. Gen. Sykes, u. >. A; Brig. Gen. Rey-
nolds, U. 5. V; Ccmman der J. &. Garter, u. y
N; II. Barney. collector port OF New York;
and Thurlow Weed, of New York, are a. Will
lares'.
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NOT IDLE

II the Confederates have entertained the
idea that Burnside's army was too much Grip
pied by the recent battle to resume active
NOV. ments speedily, they have probably
learned better ere this. s
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@Frederick Smith has been convicted AT
Hagerstown, Md, of murder IN the first degrer,
d0r killing Miss A Tracy, in February last
The motive for murder was shown TO have
been Cd re or no ,itfber
man., and to make certain of his threat. mur-
oered nfr- The prisoner is awaiting sentence
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TIE MCDOWELL COURT OF INQUIRY.

To-day the cross-examination Of Maj. Genl
Sigel was continued at length, chiefly relative
to the operations Of his corps and that OF Gen.
Mcdowell, At and near Waterloo bridge, and
the orders received by 3enaral s. when there.
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TAKEN AS STOLEN, BY THE MnrRoroLI

.Sont me s lss ~ Inst wen quilt dark grey MARE
ssoloredJ who acknowledge having .toIe SaF ,s
ss.in. Iro ON; so%s place {. Maryland The ch.rTs
nsyistrste said Mare viii be sold for e.sh ne
satnrdsy 5.ns. =, tss Msrss street
Use the owner previously appear prors - un
Attic s ssm eI ,;e incurred thereon:
same sn conditions, win be sold = small S.scS NJ
high sso,sG T srn short tall and about s haads
VII r u Ann Arundel Co. Nd :, by, Thom.s a.
SeS; who has been dismissed by She q and Jur. "u
deA-st 0HO. r. niRRiCK. Proe.s.x Ill
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WARRINGTON CITY:
kY"...DECkMBkk -, ieoS'

raRIsrNAs-To-morr bring Christmas,
M paper will he issued from this office.
should anything OF importance. ranspire'
however, we shall issue an extra.
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cpNpp.I rosrps,S TOWN

GENERAL FOSTER IN TOWN.
General Foster arrived in town to-day on
busines< connected with his command in North
Carolina. He hsd interviews to-day with the
President and the Secretary Of War.
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GEN. SLOCCM

Is in town to-day, with portion OF hi stl
from his headquarters towards the front.
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TELEGRAP1IC.
LATE FROM JAPAN AND CHINA,

RUSSIAN TROOPS MOVING TO AID THE
CHINESE GOVERNMENT IN SUI.
PRESSING THE REBELLION
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IMPORTANT FROM kENTItKy.

FLOYD AND HUMPHREY MARSHALL NnyIxc
INTO kkNTUCKY PROM WESTERN yIR
GINA WITH A LARGE Con
PEDEkATE FORCE
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WIN. II. THOMPSON,
Slp NINTH sTRDHf,
One Door from Pennsylvania Avenue,
DEALER IN
TobaccO and Cigars.

Tobacco and Cigars.
The attention of dealers and ths public 10 invited
20 n, stock OF FINE VIRGINIA CHEWING TO
BACCo which bought when II Was cheap, and
am prepared 10 eel at the very lowest cash priee.
In PLUG TOBACCO will name the ollovins:
rbo,n.s' Hldorada Anderson Navy,
NcCnrtle's &; a a Leaf Gravely Twist
, Blue Hens Chicken, Trottsr s houSn q hedoy,
Y;r1;rius Foil Twist,
Enrne;t's Honey Dew Bona Eide.
Gravely. Loves Exceisiot'
Tens, fives;
and various other brands.
hav. ALSO on hand q large lot Of CIGARS,
PINE.CCT CHEWING and SMOKING TOBAC
co which invite attention to before purchasing.
VIM H. THOMPSON,
S19 Ninth street,
ds,-lm- one doorfrom Penna. avenue.
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by torpedo on the Yazoo river. was tba a. g.
DrM OF the expedition. Strangely enough no
ilyes were lost BY the explosion, althoueh The
9 gVat sunk IN Few minutes in very deep water
me ii-iased steamer was built at Mound Civ
and had been thoroughly repaired and consid ;
the CUR boats vi 'ne oest OF
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RoBBERr.-Last night VIM. Fuller spn,,e<
at the station house Of the eighth precinct -
todsInr, and compisined at the same tine ~
" and one ten dollar Treasury notes. In \ ho..,
Espt oy mrs. Kelly. near the railroad denox
Ire persons who be charges with u rSbSery
Ieprss enaa themselves, douhtiees falseiy, 70 B,
Departmental Aie~ssIy
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BouNTIHs TO VoIrNTKxRs-we learn tAss
soere mas been PAID out Of The appropria don fer
bounty made by the city on the 2stf OF Aurust
last si,oH. In sums OF SIS, 10 leo recruits S,y
the LIST and I'd District regIments me Isrr,- NV,
Ion Being paid 10 recruits for the III his .
SieS me citizens committee, through Nsior
date over $4,000 for the relief OF families ~ III
untcErs. Va WI
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ARRIVAL OF COL

ARRIVAL OF colin.
ATcHlsoN, Mo, Dec. a2.-TAe Denyrrexpr.ss
mas arrived, bringing nineteen thousand aoII,,.
in gold dust
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DEPARTMENT OF SrAPH. .
WlSurxayON Dec 10 iHksS 4

Releases from the draft on the ground Of alien
ssc have been n owed in the following cases
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Hampshire newspapers met in ronva VI Nv
Coneoro last week, agreed upon a scale OF al :
w, nbe.us,ng prices, and voted TO either increase
49, TOT or reduce the size Of their ne u.s.
nap. Iney also voted TO receive paw for
MMsrriages and deaths whenever nroff. AZ AZ
ne Size OF all the Concord papers ia To 10 -.
dueed on the FIRST of January "o re-
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SiCoAp WAkD 81 A.. g...Is- p,tbO
d!tnti ul.n.t.'d. VIM. Schen' q dssor.
I''iH NJ tirolrI's Tn atri. turnc., & mr. itsry
''"' hslhe' assablI on Bel Fraakiih.
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MorRr RK1 rRNxD.-The cum Of go a.,
which, upward, Of year since, was sei-aa -
was government property, and hsa nsInn
squand~red ~ the gambling saloon OF -
named Hayden, on Pennsyivania Aver o. 40
Is r. aaIIsher. late psymaster in the L nitS
Marshal Lamon, upon a writ OF rrpfe,in 49,
out Of the Circuit Court BY Hestor l.. SIeye,s
Esq, against Hon. Qustavus r. Fer, As,is,an,
counted out in the marshals once An -
Trrscncc Of several witnesses, and by TIE M,
shall paid over 20 Joseph b. Stewart. Ese
attorney OF complainant The motey coosi,s2
2,ctUin District bank notes, s2,oo0in TirrSuts
money, and a note OF the Canal Bank of Nc
Orleans OF the denomination Of one hundr,S
dollars. The money was appraised hy Co
citiIens, summoned and sworn by the msr.hsi
as OF the present value OF go, SIS 50.
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BssAUIT.-O Monday, q difBcu,,x o..,x
II me Vi h-eox n the ". st gate OF the On ~
o wen " Ayves and Robert RolIins. 49,
iati' Gown. Mr.. Al res was arre 60
ufn"H had . hssring tefcre Ju.dce Frrsu,e.-
who Held him 20 hail Tor court
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HAsDsOMg HOLIDAY PRESENTS

9ast pened another lot Of
Hatisome Black Cloth OLOAXS
hlch Push anc Prssted Beaver CLOAKS
rev siyles ~ III
tps CA "a attention Of purchasers is Invited.
" % J. W COLBY
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CoNvALkscEsT CAMP CypIsrx.s
ne iaaies and gent men designing 70 Al I
py iheir labor ~ the dinner at the (,ony.I..-
3 M lamp, Ill report tomorrow s,cruing =,
precisely; rs thr train OF vnrons M ~
nlsned gratuitoUly. '1is
MRS. DE-. Mrxsos, President.
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"a ia to-
ouced on the FIRST of January. "' TT
.-S. TIE pork trade Of tho west is travelling
rom Cincinnati to Chicago. Last ws sle, ,hs
receipt: Of hogs there were IFS live Ard a. oas
eseeo, showing q total OF sl3;5 Of ~
20 ,S only 22o3 Were shipped, lea wing 81 .Iia
~"r tne packers and butchers
- The stable. together with ,our ,,,,,
t"o horses, on the premises Of Mr.. EI;,s, "sS
I.s Ss1ler, near Chariestown, Kent COUNTY. Ma
r,rs % Srrned on Thursday night The staeS
hood, WAS burned about the SANE t,sr nelshoor-
80 ootdiefs In Vienna, along the Southern
coast and In The Southwest ara conn S,asn;nn
$3.50. IN. Saey nave not been paid'a cent Yin n We
We near OF no similar com pIaint :
from me army contractors
Inc negroes Of Now Orlean, have Union
Association and regular meetings Thsx 80
money 70 have grand celebration on
dents proclamation Ae ieSi-
lie quots Of Connecticut for thu Cont.
hsnt& army In the war Of the Rs,olutIon "a
80 Inc STATE had 3,e66 In service az yolun
53i. i"' 'e "ai~nce-
y. de 9eonre5, who was formerly Sa.-
Leary TO the French Legation AZ WaShin1,o,
~ s va AZ Athens, TO replace Baron sail
there. french minister
The grand jury Of Milwaukee, Ia, do.
C'o-o 70 nnd balls Of Indictment again ;, Al, -
80 on sninplasters. The people who take
tho~e who lee ne IL. y" o'"rne As
NCept Anasa Bartlea, Of Orrincton. NJ.
80. Year s Of age, with his basket ON his anna
200 tkatHs upon his feet, takes a run OF n Va
ping. ~ oo nis snop-
nsre 10 good deal OF trouble In the
ee nation between the 10y al and disloyal
- Inc latter have set up q zsyernment
OF toeir own. eut &c h in the minority.
~Mr. Thuriow Weed has sold ont bts &.
49, IA tne Albany Evening Journal and re
ures non his editorial labors aftar,nors tha =
forty years service ''i'i'
1uen. Roeecrans has arres ted father Him
oti naan catholic price. of N astwille. for
Chase eeh' I'LL 20 CS'np
INA General John A. Mc1lern,na ga,
n1aified 70 Miss Minerva Duulap. OF LAGOON
s, nts, AZ. asistsr Of his former wife, few dsy,
- The New York EXPIRES, Is q, tho o.;,,o.
that as Massachusetts a Id Son,a C oP.Iion
Inaoe the war, they ought 20 no left 70 ssht -
~Masy Ann Rythers: Of Grand R.n,a.
~ :. gan; nas spPi,-d FOR 8 decree Of Giyorce
Tn hfr husband, because he Is an officer and
Fe service IN the rebel army
W Three erothErs-Upion soldier, IL Frsd
= nic kSonrE-rrceiSed wound each from thr
81 J. II. Done. OF Nd, has h+.n ch c,en IN.
= -, ,ae JUNIOR orators -yom Wing Hail." IN
Easeton COLLEGE.
~ There were siHty-three d.s,hs In KaIti-
sumption. oi0 Il 0ni con
~ Ne Bostoh dentists have agreed 10 r,i.s
.h pre- % ,h+E work thirty three par cent On
ACCOUNT OF toe prrm ~ on epld "
- Two sfearers, the rhe-L;,,x ~.
chIEr, Tor the ChiDtse Goverarr nj h.,. -,
De- N iaunch,d at New York 'N JN''
~rbP Governor OF Nv IIan,sbi-. la.
p'ef'ohed The DRAFT unhi the s:h rf January.
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AssACITING A SUPERIOR GrFICra.--I $50
niehi, John Murray, a soldier. while drunk
STACKED MsiCr CLANCY, Of the Isl New YORK
1segImfnI on ID street between Twelfth and
Thfrteeuth, by first sc ling him. and Ioud W ,rdS
opsnirg, Roundsman TAFT stepped up 10 them
when Murray retired few steps and dravxnc
laFSe-sized navy revolver, threatened 70 Shoot
the ms or and roundsmsn also The roundxws.
arrested HIM and Io-keu him mp in the Seoond
ward Station, and this morning ne was turne1
over 10 the military authorities.
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day. o. dtsxrsrs wtre -, a.. = -. 49,.
Ultrx,V tolraiescrnts. aud - r, cruits Tor Ual
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49,. Ihk SoLpI.hs DINSkR--The rroun6~
tf .ne hite House are, this morninr.
.nsohete with ambulaaces and hospital vass.s
ae receis ing loads or proyisions ~
. ouL ~ Mrs. IincolnD for the so,dis,re
20, MORROW The articles tn s dis trsbussI
non cf President Iancola MN.
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MATRIMONIAL BRoILs-About Eve weeks
,aeo young Prussiasa, named Fernando Wei
ne-, who had taken up arms with the Unioa
shay, was married 10 Young lady, the daugh-
ter Of one OF our citizens, Mr.. Van Winkle
Last night the young lady and her father ap.
rlird 10 Justice Walter for a warrant for the
husbands arrest upon q charge q assault and
battery on the bride This morning Sergeant
Cronin arrested him and.to0k him before JOS
iice Nalt'r, at the Fourth Ward Station. Afler
= few minutes passed in conversation reiative
10 the STAR, Justice Walter committed WeY-
ner TO Jail Tor q hearing at court
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V'Hts TO GlVE NOTICE That the ,ub,crih.r.
WsshinxS So GSns., from he Oeurt Of
5tuars fsstamentary ON The personal estata
James Hurdle, ATE o: Washington count1 DE-.
GeAed AL perse having clair arainst az, uia
as:s ase a-e her. ey warned TO exhibit th.esmnu
VIII .ne vouc necs thereof To the subscriber onnt
b.yyss nay otherrise BY Jaw be sIcIg led from ali
A. u. i3se = "NN 80 ~ oay 81 DeoeD bsf
A. s.Jsvsw. MARY A. HUBBLE
-E,-- --o@- JOSEPH p. COLLINS
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HoLmKRs fIRsT.-We hear with surprise. bvt
cannot credit the statement that the rnaussers
OF he dinners et some of the ho<pi,ais iof nd
sea:inG the ipyiiea guests, nurs4s and bcsnissi
ailenoantS at the first table, and then 10 snpplv
,n| SICK soldiers at liable No. .. We sincereix
NOPE We nave been msinforTaed. All who
have contributed, We doubt not did so for the
purpose OF ministering 20 the pleasure O the
slcE, and not OF nurses. attendants or<eItsiderx
~ = those who have suffered in fhe service whe
should De the frAt 20 partake Of the delic.rias
provided.
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MRS. De. Mrxsos. Pr,s,s,.n,

on - regular sale day Tor the ,en,rr Ws-s~s -
aales mere VIII OF course be suspended: but n
or it mat their patrons may have an oppor,s.
az % MASKING provision for the rernaindrr -
any ~ih open their stalls there this evsstS~
nc nu An abundant supply viii be ofYered 81
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A Row.-The afternoon q fight took plane
between Mrs. Nancy Mcinire and Mrs Han
Dn, IN the house IN w ich they with other
tamilirs reside, No. eue q STREET between Eth
18th end Niaeteenih streets, during which
the former struck the latter q heavy blow with
suck OF wood. cutting her head Severely
The husband Of the lat hearing OF the affniy
rushed In. and commenced beating Mira Moo
hht h' screams brought in q captain and sew
eai soidiers who We're passing, and the par
mes were taken in charge and sent 20 the nea
iral guarGhouse fOrs xaminaiion,
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BUIsT.-Another financial bubble, known
a. the s. Bullion Bank; has burst in this civ.
leaving number OF well printed but worthless
bills in the hands Of persons but lily able u
Lose the amounts they represent The businesx
men generally have Stunned these bills ever
since The organization of the bogus Concern
and their circulation was mainly among the
poorer classes of thr people apd in tho campo,
where the parties interested made every fort
TO roula.c their trash. The bills Were oferod
yesterday by some persons at five cents on the
dollar; but ;he only sale effected, that we heard
of, Was to party who owed the Bullion Bank
The Sfdr has heretofere cautioned the public In
reference TO this concern
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a as" ,day morning, Justice Thoaaps ,n .,.,e =
nIa mn ,h,afing IN the case OF ipan1ri FranInas
SHr,hl ,er McfalI, who were committed FOR q
NJ, tnr properly or L OF Old Gasenb,lnarr
MI MI MOTIFS appeared Cor the de5Dns. The eyi.
cc,,s eIneo so f11cien' % inst Nv a trial m
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A - HORSE FOR sAIp
"A SPLENDID HORSE 4. 1s.r. o,x
drna GIT and under she Sad Gle VII; 81 sooo TOT
Si biz Cal Car be- %t ,, ssy.F "a, sSSf.h.r for
avenue. corner Of Jscksos Alley. q. :, -.
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rsICK AND WOUNDED OfFIC lks

SrEGFOS GESERaL'S OFPIcK,
Wa $sin:ton. December Is, 1862
Sick and wo unded Offcets of the X. gu ar Army
in this city will call on SUR eon J x Barnes, T. s.
Army, for professional attendance Office No. $50
II street
Sick and wounded Officers OF Volunteers ii, this
city will call on Surgeon NJ Ciymcr, L. s. yolun-
teers, for profe ssionsl attendance Office aO:5 Pa
avenue.
The aboye-named Surgeons are speci ally assigned
TO this duty. JOSEPH II SMITH
de T. tf Acting Surgeon eneral
, 1862-04-12

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, 1862-04-12
NOTICE.
Territory of Washington

irso .saIo.f county Natla " ALA, %
In the District Court Of Walla Willa County-First
Jddfa District.
.a..a ~ TO THOMAS s. SLOANE.
XTOU are hereby notified that (harts Bennett has
II 4ilci Il complaint against YOU in said Court,
which VIII come on to he heard At the first tenn
tie Court. which shall commence more than three
no this after the 24th day of JanuAry 1852, and IN
less you appear al said term and a9Swer, ihrSame
VIII be taken as confessed and the prayer thereof
granted The object md prayer Of the said complaint
is for the recovery or tile sum of Two hundred and
forty-nne Is 100 dellds balance due on promiSso
ry note made by You to David ". Helm, for the
SUN Of FIVE hundr dollars. dated lst November,
1850, and payable six months after date, iwhelLnetC
was ON the tn day of November S6 dt II assigned
md delivered 10 one w W. WiStuan and on the
2sth Gay "f Fepruary 1851. the same assigned
BY sid Wseman and deliVcredta plsdlditf,3 Withnn-
tereSt thereon and cots ofsuit. ..
Sna MA. GEORGE. riaS ATTY.