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Court Hose, TO- the purpose Of ob,ainihl forage
re expedition wa sucCtssfu'.
pearb that Manuel Nicholas Corptuch,, who
= arrived Le'c, II not q Peruvian -tnia',r 10
q lied states G1vcrnm,nt, but b. N Nico. an 4
.t4 Gave .o- that country.
The BIZ m7'ufcd o. tue Coihriitt, 90 e wsys and
N anst att Ing The issue Of demand Treasu. "
"a tes' provides 10 part that for Temporary purposes
thc Secretary lie auth rzed 10 issue on credit II the
Untgd States Slt0.OOO,00O Of them. not bear
ing interest payable generally without spe-
cit ING any place time ~ payment
that such notes shall te receivable f,r nlI
deib aud demands due o. the United States
and shall lie lawful money aud a ieyai tender
IN payment for all debts. public and private
There shall be printed GA tie back ~ the treasury
notes, which may lie ssusi under the provisions "
this act the following words; 1.-THE within note ~
= legal tender in payment = all drits, trIhlic and
private, and " eSchanReable Er the coupons or
registered bonds ofthe United 5tateL be,rilg gx
per seut Interest
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THE LATEST NEWS.
From Frederick, Md.
THE HANCOCK AFFAIR

frtd,1 lex. Nd, Jan. The latest in,elli-
Sonee received from Hancock last night states
hat Gen. Jackson had retired, leaving only a
result of the shelling is unimportant. One
rebel ohircr was a. en- 10 fall from his horse, aud
IL believed 10 have been killed. None are re-
ported killed or wounded on our side.
Jackson's force consisted of ton regiments,
With large baggage and supply train, and ten
days cooked rations. II is not known whore he
Ncnt but it is surmsed that he intends to a..
tack Col. Kelly = command.
Gen. lianks'3d Brigade left here at > o'clock
yesterday morning, and arrived at Hagerstown,
which is % miles distant, at o'clock yesterday
avening No straggleTs were left alon. the
-oute. This march was performed through 70
/ inches of snow. The brigade will probably
reach Hancock at noon today.
The latest from Hancock reports all quiet.
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An Appropriate Suggestion.

The English Press is filled with pou' wrath
at the "barbarity' of filling up tho harbor OF
Charleston with stone laden vessels, and in
vokes the guardian Of civilization" to take
the matter in hand. We respectfully suggest
tliat the inquiry should begin nearer home, and
that tho guardian Of civilization" should in
veStigate the practice Of fastening prisoners.
'aken in battle, to the muzzles Of cannon and
blowing them to pieces 10y platoons. The re-
cords Of the rebellion in India, four yeus ago,
tell the whole sickening story.
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THE VOLUNTEER ENGINEER RB'
Colonel EDWARD W. sERRELL-

Colonel EDWARD W, SERRELL
now At TIR SEAT or WAR.
The pay Of Soldiers in this Regiment Va
Mn SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH &c.
A few more riggers ship carpenters blacksmiN
miners uulchinists, boiler makers and whselwrij },
will lie received tor a,
COMPANIES = AND II.
None but sober and competent men need app =
Volunteers in this Regiment will be under I,
and furnished with quarters and rations at or
and their families viii be provided for by thu
thurties. . $500. ,,,,,,.. n
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARs-Si Oo--BoUNI \
will lie paid 10 each volunteer when mustered \
oi the service.
Enlistment for three years or during the war. y
HEADQUARTERS, -
Corner CHAMBERS AND
CHATHAM STREETS, :
di4 24IOs NEW YoRKE
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Dir, RNMoNp, upon taking his seat ycster-
day, as Speaker of the Assembly, at Albany,
promised in the performance Of his duties, a
conscientious impartiality and paramount de
votion to the public good. These promises will
DO kept. In the appointment Of committees,
he said he should endeavor 30 10 constitute them
as to secure vigorous, intelligent, and above ALL
upright action on the various subjects that may
come before them. His remarks closed with the
usual reference to the war, the Constitution
and the Union.
For many years past, wO have not had A. able
a Legislative Speaker as Mr.. RArMoNp will
prove, and fer many wears to come, we shall not
lo,k upon his Ike again.
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Ar extract Of late letter from Athens sayl
a beautiful city around the palace In the new
quarter Thore I'm beautiful gardens and rows
oi Tces. The .Aeens garden, extending to-
wards the u ssus, h fence with the cypress,
paniain, aloe, cactus, locust, sycamore sc.
There are also the palm and avenues Of laurel
and oleander. AZ the Pireus are ext nsive gar
aens, made by tho French In "a. Hansen, a
Danish architect, is building here several edi-
fees for museums and academies Of iiue arts.
There is steamer twice a " eek between SYRIA
aud Pireus. syria has become beautiful city.
The gymnasium has FIVE hundred scholars a ID
twanty. five professors. There are several fac
tories numerous fine dwellings and beautiful
churchos. Tho youth who attempted 10 ases.
sinate the Queen has been condemned 10 death
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Tnr WEEKLY SUs, just publishes, has on
closed in each copy Of tho issue, a complete map
of the Southern States also tho initial chap
ters of Mrs ANN 3. SrKrHESs new story,
written expressly for the SUS, entitled
Hunted Down"-ono Of Mrs. SrRrHEss
hsppicst efforts also the much inquired aitor
80 recipes for making corn bread, with tho
( usual items, incidents, and news of the wook
1t is now ready at tho counter Of tho SuS Office,
in wrappers for mailing. Price ? cents por
COPY.
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Model of IN. DI-uu,t.d states.
The following amusing TRADE is from the l..

The following amusing TRADE is from the Lon
don PUSCH
Among the objects Of interest which America
ia 10 contribute To the Exhibition Of 1862, will
10 Model Of the Model Republic. II has been
made to take TO pieces 90 rs to exhibit not only
the Jennings Of the several States and the seps d.
tattoo betyoen the North and the South, but
also the spin which may at any time divide the
West also from the Federation.
The Model Of the Model Republic will DO
marked with black over the parts of il oorre-
spending 10 those territories in which the Do
nestle Institution Is maintained. Tho Irish
,emeLt will DO indicated by spots Of mingled
green and blood.red, and the German, by patch
IS Of dirty white brown. In the Model will be
,O1 prised plans Of the Senate and House. with
a fight going on on the floor OF both. The &C.
ion Of Caucus and tho work ing of the Ballot
i'll be displayed, together with specimen of
abogus Legislature. Fac SMILES of Hard Shells,
soft Shells, llnnkcrs, Barn Burners, and oth,r
statesmen of the principal political denomina
tons, will also DO included.
The Battle Of Bull Run will DO faithfully rem.
deiod, even to the cooked hat, into which the
iugtives from that memorable engagement said
hey were knocked.
Tho American Bir will also be shown, to
gether with Mr.. Erwin james, as he appeared
hen he was called to IL and all manner OF
American drinks will be at hand, that any OF
hose who viewing the Model Republic with a
uitaole disposition, may liquor,
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Cairo, w Jan Flag oihccr Fpta. with th,
Culo7ts bsseS, Lexington aud Tyler, made A re
o"rulissuoc down the NJ ,.-.ippl this u,nyi,iu, ~,
went viii in goo yaris of the rebel L,tteries
on bis return he viz fred ut 10y the rebel Rinb,o
hoba"ta T. which lie replied but the shots I'll fell
short The Flag ofhcot Is highl, .etisf a ,s,b H.
- olnoH1nce, aud has examined all point ~ III,
iyer I" near IA two mile, t. Columbus
Ad"rotch from Cape Girlrdeau today. SAY. that
AdetcAmct o. the ith Illinois Cavalr,. Will,
scouting, had clItured Major williams, " .tef
Ihnrp=ou's baud. The surveyor Of the post Of r,e
toiph' seized large quantity Df gold lac, nor
rhinc ant otl 81 costly drugs, intended for the rel
els The goods were frotr Cincinnati.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 3, 1862.


VIM some cool points, it lie, on tho whole,
ad'tidsd in'oad upon tho province Of the Press,
and robbery Of valuable time Our citizens
i'll End here lrI thsrs, facts which they
ought 70 know, 70 buried up 10 tho History Of
the United State, which t5e Message contains,
that 10 extract them requires pstieuc,, porse.
verAnoe ard time mora than they ought TO
contribute. Tho Message hss occupied eight
columns Of tins Albany JorPrAI--a blanket
sheet Of hat ciiy--impsrting to the papor a
heavifess nstW known before, and which il
will doubtless rsys: GROW again. Our city
Journal With sma t'po aia 1uct pains are
enabled to fcprcd- 60 it. in ;aodorato sire,
though at the cost Of sye.,ght
The suRges.ions made 40 good tho affair of
our stare ara in a prclperov, condition, and ths
interes. Of our citizens are ee-e ally well cared
for. This is its s.b.ta1co, ard 30 fAs 40 good
Tho Goyefp0 tst,e occasion 'c infNn Us that
he has t-en selected a, an Assistant Of our War
Department q, W@h ngton. ard that bs Pivos
good satisfaction-a foCt which indiea' % that
the Department, after nssrly csa,uty's trial,
docs rot deem exps-isucel assistance tho lest, or
that our Goysruo- Is fonaIa able adept in
new Irafch Of busiao.' Bot 70 corclu 10 seri-
ouoly AL c9brteoul7. cur people baye hoard
something Of tie vnb-icio, AID the Governors
susre,ticns ara OF msis moro valuable by be-
irg cncloitd in leajsa yerbiags.
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From Fortress Monroe.

Fortress Monroe, Jan. Gig Baltimore, Jan
The accumulation of letters sent to
this place for Transmission to prisoners
II war and others a. the South, have
become so large that the members Of Gen.
Wools star, who are employed in their exam
nation, cannot attend to a third of those that
arrive daily. There arc new several thousand
Saiiing TO be examined, and many OF these
ahich are too long, will be destroyed without
being read, -,
The L. S. steam transport Spaulding will
sail for Hatteras this afternoon. Among the
assengers are Charles Henry Foster u. 8.
Marshal for North Carolina.
A flag of truce from the flagship this AFTER
noon, brought from Norfolk Capt kaiPh Hunt
.rd Lieut.. Iyes, released prisoners Of war from
edmond, completing the number TO $50.
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A T, importance Meeting In the Rs,ptiss
IInII. In Londnn

g;eAt temperance mosting was held 10 tbs
ER ptisn hall, at the Mansion House, London
on tho 18th oi December, at which the Lord
Mayor pr sided, though not fully agresiog
with the total abstinence principle. Mr.. ScJ.t
tbs City Chamberlain, cOntrasied the presert
improved habits o. society with former customs.
At ibo Cour' Of s.. James, 80 or 60 years
ago, men Of tho first rai X and position, and o.
Ugh educational attait ments, thought IL no
degradation, hut tho reverse, 10 Sink intoxi-
c,t,d night after night, bonoath the table Of
the Pfif CO who vas called " the first gentleman
IN Europe" clear, hcar.) Drunkenness was
hon cons.dcted iashionable-nay, more Il was
.,Ckcne1 cree liable.
When no first entered London. 30 yosrs sgo
T. vOik his way in the " rid, no was appoin'o1
% l,rksti p under Mr.. Richard Clarke one Of
his pr dectssOrs ~ Cham borlain Of London, and
.hen 90 years Of age. He had hoard that gen d.
ITEM IN lay at bis table that he WAS member
when young man, Of literary club Of which
JObnaou, Burke, Goldsmith Garrick and Rev.
ODDS the painter were member; and that Il
WAS iulo In that elevated literary class Of soci-
ety for mcmters constantly TO drink until they
Tell helpless beneath tho table. Mr. Scott sta
'ed that Of THO working classes Of slaud 30.
o. porsons, men, women ard children, died an
nun'lv Of dtui kenness.
Professor Cstpt inter- stated that late chemical
tests established tho fact thst alcohol, unlike
food, pDducod no force or power in the human
system, and that alcoholic s'imulants generally
though not taken in sufficient quantities 10
Cause drunkonno g. injured the brain, and
o. dei to mental weakness and obfu,c alton.
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The Denomination Of the Council

Tho politicians about town are much OK.
orciscd by the election Of Councilman PIScx-
MY to the Presidency # the Board, through
tho help Of no less than fyo democratic votes,
in 'pite of the determined opposition he has
.hown TO democratic measures since his connec-
ton with tho Board. His friends ascrbe the
choice to his personal qualities, and his enemies
TO a bit OF barter and sale by which Mr.. Nc.
CLENAHAN has been removed from tho clerk
shipto make room for Nr. SwEESY, u Tamma.
ny democrat, and brother Of the late District At
torney, PETER b. SwEENr, Though there
was undoubtedly trade OF this kind, no man
IN the Council is better fitted for his position
than Mr.. PISCKSEI, who has, Moreover, dis
tnguiAhOd himself by stesdfNt opposition to
corruption, and an earnest advocacy Of reform
measuTCR
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EDWIN u MORGAN


Albany, Jcr :. The Soua,c rirt At II 4. NJ,
aud VIZ called a. urd'i D., LiDIt"utut-'i Iy'riiIi
Campbell, who Administered tho ulth ui OH e. Z
n 'uator4
The following officers We. ,.rrTcT
Cieri james T|yillIg,r.
SerGednt-d a. Hfms-Rrhnrl n. ovens.
FrsI>7TSsisidHf S,Jg,dHt. at -Irms-B. ". Whip
Door Rccpcrs-Chnrlc, johnson, Sanders Wilson
and George Holden.
The usual Committees wCr" appointed ~ inform
the Governor and Assembly that IN" Senate hal oi
GAINED, and was ready a. proceed g. hu-ino l'.
The privileges Of the iloor were extended h. Col
MulLnu,
p M
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MNr1Nlic Jan 7..Ju1ge Miller. iu III, United
h'te' Court to-day ordered , decree ON the seooni
n"f,s%e va the case nf'inst the LaCro-se aud NIL,
wauLit Railroad Company, iu favor Of the I1,,d.
holders ~ 20 cent, ur tie dollar no sale if the in
tcre- - paid. In the hand grant c,,so the high mum,
l"ft int" 81 Ola au equality lien with the low mum.
tors ~ 80 cents or the dollar. The bonds g. the
t'N sod iur the Interest Il the iutero-,t Is paid
t4rte rs t. he uO sale of tue rIai
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.,,..,,.,,,,,, J"rkson ArtIIIery, ,,,,, =,
AUTHORIZED BY HIS ENCELLENCY, 90
MORGAN

MORGAN.
Young men wishing n joan first class Artill
Regiment, will find this a good chance to eni
The beSt pay given, and recruits are furnished v
splendid uniform, undertaking, nc.
The Regiment is now quartered in the spler
new Union Barracks, ut East New York. [
ON joining the Regiment, recruits are furnis'
Ir their families.
800 bounty paid at the expiration Of the warj
Term Of enlistment-thr years durin.k
war.
BOweIy. Ic,,
JAMES +, FARRELL, Aijutant. Ja' vi.
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CAPT. Hunt belongs 10 company c Of the ri,.t
Kentucky regiment and Lieut.. Ives 10 compa,
O., Of the 10th regiment, New York.
The Southern papers received contain a tele.
graphic di patch that the felerL troops hal
been repulssd in south Carolina aud force 10
tax. refuge unde, ths cover Ct their gunboats
on North Rdis'o ISLAND.
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TTgT HANH A FAT WONAH af the
scum, who they say, measures nesriy
ar1ur i the shoulder: tha, it tskes twc
hold Ler; that in c-nss.ng 10 tie city
take &c baggage car, because ire do
passenger cars were mo-, wide enough VI
body. A way ldil that she hsd 10 "
the Museum by sections, aud put t,ge,Aet
ting inside, and when great speed Is de-
has 70 he rolled along the floor like bal
Of walking.
The lean personsgos Of the city, such as
Ike fgurc.hesds for clipper ships, must
sight.
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Afternoon
The Governors message w. be sent Ia ., noon
tomorrow.
Inc "r'fnur has app1 n.et c.. Z. l.. Russell.
~ Ptt-iurg, Adtut,n iiey,-,l 0f tho st,,c 10, ,bc
pace o. D. Bdile, resigned alsp = T. Sterrit,
President Judge % Arg,l, county, vice Juige
NJ, Clurr de. eu4ri
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members aud friends " Southwark Steam
Engine %. Nc. ~, are respectfully invited .
Etuhle 1t the Engine House, at ~ o'clock, g.
ue,lay, the 9Th day Of January, 1862, 10 attic
funeral =; Mr.. william Gage, late member Of
wHrk Engine Co.. wha war ktucd while ia n
charge ui his duty as fireman, o,. y fFiay,
day Of January, 1862.
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Although in this staten en-, there is noniuI
decrease of specie it is Ia reality a gain in that
particular Of about one million, after dol verng
to tho Government the spooio prcyiouly con
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TuEry is considerable fuiterlng AT
Custom House officials most liable h.
Several changes have beeu recently made
ships with salaries Of si,ioO or $3.50, besi
numerous ones In les important ber,hs.
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p,rnnce, will hold public meeting, At is7 Rove
Oh "Wednesday evening January Nth, IN comm,
az ~ o'clock, +. VI, for the installation Of oh,
for the ensuing term. There will be suitable,
dresses on the occasion, with singing. The pi,
aud the friends of temperance are respectfully q
ted h. attend. Admission free IL 2is'
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~ . Substitute for cotton in wooien goods, an I
a. partial substitute for wool itself Those
who have worked fax, properly prepared, with
WOOL into wollon goods, say IL wQks without
any irouble sud as well as wool alone. W..
en- olo hs Of every description called army
goods has been made % 10 30 per cent Of fax.
and pronounced by the best Of judges TO bs su :
porior 10 the ssme description Of goods Of all
we'll, hOm the same mills and machinery and
certain Kind Of fisnnels is very much impro "
I'd, both for looks and for use. 80 Il Is vi h
hcsi'fy, which is better, handsomer and a more
dt ablt article for the aJmiKtur, Of fax into ito
conn oeiton.
There have been goods enough produced and
put into market to establish the fact that fax
can and will DO worked with wool 10 large or &.
tent. In many cases producing . new article
for cor sumption better adapted TO the popular
wants than cloth entirely Of cotton. 10 the
cee Of print cloths II grea ly improves tho
fabric such cloths, half hax cotton and alt cot
ton, tDirh better, take tho 'fast oolors' much
mora bfiiian ~ and = more clearly defined tig.
IRE from the printing cyliLder upon The surface
Of the cloth. Tns prjntersprcfsr them 10 pri-t
and finish, and they will be taken in preferences
IN the market to the sSme pattern sno co,ors
upon cloth manufactured from Gotten alone, as
they will form a drapery q . very 1iferoet
character fro m calico when made toto d sssss
Tbs combination Of the two material, can be
-ladt in great variety CT proportions p-ot &C.
ing desirable ya'isty Ct fabrics.
Tho throe materials can also bs mired 10
various proportions, wool, fax and cotton
and msks new varieties Of goOds. Flax oaa
with advantage 10 made, with wo,l, in flame
c''if cts, es'simeies, cos'ings p,Ltaloonery,
&c &C. The variety alone Of neN fabrics that
viii come into the market from tho uss Of the
raN wool ard fax cotton invests ,Lis subject
9th very great Importance.
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Tx NUNBEE or ALLEGrp CRININALs SOW r'
PRIsoN is seycniy.,hroe Thirty-oight are a. yet
un-iulictcd. The alleged crimes of the others arc
grand larceny 10, homicide cases o. forgery D. rob-
N.rv 4 hLlreary Q, arson 9, Inrceny from pcrsn J,
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ArtenlIon swain Cavalry.

Wanted lmmediatoy Tor the only cAvAIry n
n,eut authorized 20 be raised orderly sergean
t,rriers, 2 musicians, l s,ddler, l wagner, 8
.eants and 20 ahle-boded men. Apply IN Lie,
TNNpBEII, ~ Muhuuy's, AZ the cor VI Beach q
IIidsnn ~; Alsr T. JOHN W. WHITE, 10 Court ,
brooklyn as 10 J. w. MCCORMICK, at Quigley
= south ~, corner Blriiug Sip, and h. JOi'
BAIRD, . West n, d3l 4'llS
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Our readers will observe with pleasure that
our Spe iAi Corrc-pondont,M hnnsPolu finally
announces tho departure Of this long pr,prsl
expedi ion. Is members expect s,irritg ma
and they will have them.
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city-Thc members of the Aluye society, arc
quc-ted g. meet 1t the Union Hall, First av,l
Thsr-day, Jan. the ath, at o'clock precisely
the purpsse of attending the funeral 81 our de-,
Ell brother member, EDWARD GRIBROS. =,
TAFT, Sc Rotary, TIMOTHY COLEMAN, l.
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-,ean B.,I,r R.plo.,.o-Io-,f m.

boston, January THE steam hoier in III,
Portsmouth Navy Yard, connected with the Ord
nance Department, exploded Yesterday, sillus NJ
Bridges, tie engineer dcinoli,ing the Oh n.r, oui
hundred fee, high ,ul doing other damage.
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NOTICE-A MEETING OF THE STOC
~ holders Of the Empire OIL Co. will be held
the offsrc a the C,nipuiy, l26 Maiden Lane, n
ON Tucsdiy, January l4th, 1862, at II O'Clock A.
for ue purpose of diminishing the capital stock
YO.Ie, December gath, 1851. j. o. BURDICK W
q. WEST, L. BuLKLEY, q, II. vALENTIt
Trustees. de2T 3f'lt
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Chs mber Of Comm.rco-A .pec,,I N

a. TIE Chamber Of Commer.u will take plas
day AZ o'clock, Pm alHp special meetinl /.
take place tomorrow Thursday at 1 O'Clock :
crence t. the proposed APP. .utment OF s.
Of Customs at New York. -
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GsosaI L. BEuS, whose "TIay and Cit
York was presented 90 the Prince Of
has picture Of the Battle Of Port Royal nd
easel
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Bouor, January Count lie Paris. DIs a,
Chntrca CAPTAIN MoShan AMI G Lec.crr, arrive
" Tue Parkci House ye-terioy, e, ~ Nep Ypsl,,
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A Meeting OF the A. o. H., No. .

regular monthly meeting Of the Ahoyc nunilrct
lc held Mt their mcetiuE-rNom on weine
evening. the Nth, nj y O'clock nv order Of %
GALLAGHER, Prer., PATRICK CAMPBELL,
u 2is'll3