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, 1862-02-27

N Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn et, and get
Yonr clothes cleaned and repaired. noy17
r. Cook & Mclean, 98 Deatbo4n-stxeet, have
made their price for cleaning and dying gcnts,
garments lees than any other house in the city.
feb211y
, 1862-02-27

CENTRAL SKATING PARK.-Thc MANAGE
ment of the Central Skating Pond, situated
on Michigan aycnne, south Of Twelfth street,
informs us that the ice vas never in better
condition than now. The fine werther Of yes
terday attracted a great number Of Indies and
gentlemen to the place, and the same will
undoubtedly be the result to-day. The ska
ting season is near q close. Let those who
n'er skated before, buckle on skates and Try il
uQX.
, 1862-02-27
THE CONFEDERATE PRISONERS.
Lift Of the Commissioned Officers ssnt
to Columbus.


Tic number Of visitors at Camp Douglas
Yesterday, showed no diminution, as compared
with those Of the day previous. The City
Railway reaps alarge benefit from the presence
Of the prisoners at the camp, their receipts
having been very largely increased thereby.
The following regiments, or parts OF rcgi-
ments, are now confined at Camp Douglas:
Sd Teuneskee regiment.
10th Tennessee regiment.
"a Ie1neasee regiment.
Artillery
10Th Tennessee regiment
10Th Tennessee regiment.
Artillery.
ID Mississippi regiment.
18th Mississippi regiment
9nh Mississippi regiment.
7th Texas regiment
Sd Battalion Aabama Infantry.
CAPT. JacIson's artillery Co. q, Artillery Bat
TALON, F1oyd's Brigade.
S7th Alabama regiment.
Gray's Artillery, Virginia.
We append list Of the rebel commissioned
officers who left for Columbus, Ohio, on Tues
day evening:
THIRD MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT.
Colonel T. j. Davidson,
Lieut., Col. j. NJ. Wits.
Chaplain, Il, H. Robinson
sEth' d Eeat j. J. " Day. a: S1e1et ct d Lieut.
Il. B. Menedin.
Company B-capt. r, J. Hill, list Lieut. II. P.
HaIbin ID Lieut. B. Dixcn, breset I'd Lieut. j.
Company Capt. G. ". Garrett, LIST Lieut. N
L. Dazey, I'd Lieut.. B. Darrell, brcvet I'd Lieut..
Company Dist Lieut. J. c. Turner, ID Lieut.
| ~ H Gwyu. brcyet cd Lieut. B. Il. Estes.
/ Company E-Capt- ]. H. Kennedy, I'd Lieut.. 4,
| D. Saddler, breret ed Lieut.. E. Roberts.
l Company H-Capt. E. n. Wells, 1st Lieut.. ]. "
Company G-1st Lieut.. J g. Kiddlesperser, q
Lieut. David Lewis brcyct I'd Lieut.. ]. ". childs.
| Company I-Capt. s. ". McWharter, 1gt Lieut.
| c. N. Simpson, I'd Lieut. ". c. Swindoll, bEeye
I'd Lieut. " G. Young.
| 2oTH 11ssIssIPrI EE11EEET.
] 3Iajor-W. n. Brown.
Company A-cspt. H. Cantcy. I'd Iiet- r. II
Company RCapt- ". A. Rover. 1st Lieut Thoe
B. Sykes, ID Lieuts-, B. s. Murf snd j. A. Rob
| cIts. FL.
Company Capt ]. 2. George, let Lieut., ]. II
Iiddel, I'd Ieuts., F. IT. Keyes and A. A. Stod
| company D-capt c. E Massey, LIST Lient., j. c
Clel}and.
Company Ed Lieut-, VIM. s. Champlin
Company F-Capt. Thos, B. Graham, I'd Lieut.
Company G-1st Lieut., ". r. Nelson. =
Company U-ad Ilent-, Thomas B. Harrison.
| Company J-Capt. Wm. n Chatfeld, 1st Lieut.
Thos- ". Cole, ID Lieut., J. Y. Williams.
| Company k-1st Ieut., S, T. Oldham, ID Lle1t
J. r. Hemphin
, 1862-02-27

LEaEEpEMA1s.-somep person studying the
occult science Of ambidextery and predestina.
ton, entered tho store Of Mr. John snowell,
No. $50 State: street, and praeticed upon the
contents ofhis money TIL 60 successfully as to
march Of with SCI Of his funds.
, 1862-02-27


IARcES1Es--A man by The name Of fatf1ck
kee1e was 5estefday morning azTafgned at the
fonce Coot., charged WIN p'eking tne pocket
o. eolo'er 'lom eoe 1"cnts.ihlfo Regiment
oy Inc na1ne u Aa"aet' oa INC sun OF ss''
While INC Iaase1 was asleep IN saloon IN the
eoutne1n PAT ot 'ne el's. LAWYER mao nls
money IL tts toae "4.sL ~ ~ :. n.o m
the doze, anu "ien US e =" .1hsee 49, ~ was
!ninus- hee'e was us'a ~ usu'' u '''' os'''
aor Haal heiore hecoinci "1'q u
Anotncr sotaier' na1.eu ". u" Noiteu' ".s
ena1gea Win appIopraae4ns s Va
tn1teo ststes clothing, consle1'ns u elsu"een
, 1862-02-27

Departure Of Col. Vossse Cavalry Reg
4Iaent.
partial roster Of Col Voss's Cavalry regi-
ment IVES published in these columns OF yes
tereay morning. We have since been placed
in possession Of q complete list, which is ap-
Dcr3ded:
, 1862-02-27

rY The packages alluded to yesterday as
having been sent to this Office in care Of Lieu
tenant Shep1ey, for the Nintecnth regiment, it
should at the same time have been stated,
c:1nc to hand Too late to go with that gentle
man, as he left On Monday. They will now go
safely to their destination, however, By Capt.
Colby Of the same command, Who at present
lies sick st the Matteson House. but who will
, 1862-02-27

WANTED Trade one-th;rd
w Ct forty ac1cs Of !aza situated near
BRIGHTON FAIR GROUNDS,
outstde Of cstE Lnits fer desirable Eesiience Lot
cast Of Sste street Difference paid In s-s- A1..eaa
"EXCHANGE," Drawer 61i5. Cllc=so Ics. Qfsce-
Isn
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Union forever. lsoPIfe'r'd applause III The s"'-
lery.l -. a..
Administration hat ever asked ior that had nov
been granted by the senate.
MI UOCIHfILE and the Pfe dent wanted We
svu,pathv and hearts OF he Senais. >,
Mr.. WILSON claimed thet The President ha' al
The svmna,iies If the senate; ana never wac more
fcrbenraneo shown him than bg the senate. nc
Wilson thought The Senate did Tot need ecthlas
MIR. HALE REP. y. H. thought if the senate
ever needed reprocl 1t would be just lot oiposNc
conduct. nj. o,
Mr. DAVIS offered an amendment stnklng ous
the sentence inclu1ing words "DaVai anu in'N'"'
service RelectedDYeas, Ii Nays. q. III,
M. HENDERSON offered an amendment hni-
inc the euuoyment Of persons If African ceseert ~
free heroes and slaves Of Rebels. Re)ec'ea-i
Is; Nays, -. -. hill in.
Nr. SALISBURY moved to postpone the OIL in'
definitely. Reiected-Yeas, 9; Nays, ~.
YEAs-M..s Garlic Davis. Hend ss.c, 1so
Doasan Powell saal,SsTy staIh ' so amendment as
ney SECTION thai al loya persons shsl DC eoupen-
sted for oss of services Of such persons az are aAen
by this bill. Agreed 10. ,- c.u.u., co,r.n
YEAs-NesIs inth9ny BrGTnlns' 30iss Howe
p psD,' SS1 MeDouis Powell Simmons, stark Ten
EyeA WHEY w.a aG s MI fe..eHaeu Crime. Hale.
Hal Howard, King, Lsne ,Ksn.), Merrill, tomeioy
sherman sumner, TIambun, WILKINSON "AmoI "ps'n
M. LANE Rep, Kan.l offered an amendment
thai The President be directed well as authorized
70 receive these persons in the service OF the oh'eo
States. Rejected.
The first section Of the amendment authorizing
the President TO receive persons of African descent
IN the service OF the United States as thus anended
wac adopted.
The question was then on the second section,
giving freedom TO the mother wife, and children OF
persons who render such service.
Mr. SHERMAN rep, Ohio moved an amend
ment, 20 that this section would apl iy only TO Inc
slaves Of Rebels. Adopted.
YEAs-Messre. Anthony, Browning, Colsner, C9"an
Davis Dooittle Foster Harris Heldcrson, Howard Howe
Kennedy. Lane tludl, McDoueal, Rice shernsn simWoH'
star Tea Eyek. Wiley Wilson tAo), Wright -
NAYS-MessIs. Chandler, Cara, root Gnm.s, Haze hAI
Ian Kns. Lane (hansss). Morrill,! Iorneroy, snnleI llHh
lul wade Wilkinson, Winot, Wilson tMe,s. 10
Mr BROWNING rep, Ill., moved TO strike ou'
the words mother wife and child in the provision to
freedom. He spoke at great length on the amend
msnt. On the question, quorum was present.
kBSFNT-sies.fs. BayaId, Chandler Collsner. Covan
DsIs Dixon Doo,e Grimes, Hale Harris, Howe Lsthsn
Nrs,qith Pearce sherman Simmons fen Eycs. Thomson
Trvubull. ode, WilDct and Wright.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. LOVEJOY rep, HI asked bat failed to
yaceiye consent 10 introduce resolution instIuviilg
,he Committee on Ways and Meansto take measures
So preveat uOD-speoe-raying banks from interfering
with Treasury Notes, 20 the serious INJURY OF TIE
pybhc credit.
The House passed the Senate joint resolution TO
SUSPEND all Payments under the act Of March last
=, To secure 10 the officers and UeI actually en-
olcryed in the Western Missouri Department their
pay, bounty, and pensions, and 10 appoint three
commissioners 10 investigate and examine all
claims aud repoT. On the same TO the Secretary Of
War. .,.,.
Mr.. OLIN rep, n. ~ reported from the Mill
tary Comiuit,ee joint resolution, "Io provide ior
The preseptiOn Of medals of honor % the enlisted
men of the army and volunteer forces who have, or
nav distinguish themselves in battle during the
or, Sen, Re5elion.' Tie resolution Yves passed. 1t
appropriaies SlO, eco for tie purpose stated.
The House passed the Senate bill, I" For The bet
Ter government Of the Navy and the House reso-
linton of tbs,ks 10 Commodore Poote.
Much miscellaneous Susiness Of no especial import
snce was transacted. -. c.:.. -.
Mr. COX, Dem, Obio,) nom tDe Cotnn1,J.ee on
Foreign Affairs, reported resolutions I'd RELATION 10
maritime rights. 80,
On bis own motion, their consideration was post
poned I'LL the FIST Monday of December,
The House adjourned.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE CITY OF NETWORK OFF CAPE RACE
LORD PALMERSTON AGAINST MEDIATION
Dissatisfaction in France with the
Mexican Expedition.
Official Acknowledgment Of the French Defeat.
ST. Jouy's. N. T.. Thursday, July 10, 1862.

ST. JoHy's N r.. Thursday, July 10, 1852.
Ybe steamship City of New-York, from Liverpool
July ., via Queenstown July3 was boarded oil
Cape Race at 10 a. m. to-day.
Her news is two days later, but the political INTEL
ligence is unimpor!ant.
The steamship City Of Washington, from New
York, arrived at Queenstown on Juy2.
The crops of England and France are reported
most favorable. The French manufacturing accounts
also show more animation. -,
The lates, rumors assert that Gen. Goyon will not
be recalled from Rome.
TIE Paris Bourse WAS fat at 69f 90c.
Tie Italian Ministry had ordered an increase IN
plated shps.
The question of brigandage and the removal Of the
ex. King OF Naples from Rome was debated by the
Italian Chambers. Rgtazz said the accounts OF the
brigandage were exaggerated. No additional force
was necessary.
The Italian Government persisted in pointing ont
that the presence OF Francis III. at Rome
OF disorders. lie believed Napoleon also shares the
conviction, and perceive, the necessity for providing
against il continuance; but difficulties cannot ali be
anquished at q single blow.
high Military Commission was about 10 Assem-
BILE IN Prussia to consider the possibility o. re-
ducing the military budget. Important changes IN
the tariff will be reported and proposed to the new
Chamber.
Tie Spanish Government had again reiterated iis
firm determination and pref gdice to the independence
of MexicO.
The Danish Rigsraad had voted an extraordinary
credi, OF & G0J coo igsdaler Tor iron plated vessels
Lord Palmer.ton, in the British Parliament, re-
leIaed his declaration against the feasibility OF me-
dnlion at present. He contends that what is want
ef, in orier that the war may come 70 AL eud, IA
hst each party be brought to apprehend its real IL
tercsi. When once that il seen, nothing will pre-
vent the conclusion of peace but every word spoken
in high places, tending TO foreign intervention, de.
lays Ibis contamination.
Tie Paris correspondent Of The Times says di.-
satisfaction ut the Mexican policy Is openly ex-
pressed and letters from Mexico convey the same
feeling. Lorence'. official report Of the Gusdaoupe
affairs admits lis defeat, owing to illusions aud iase
information lie il in good order.
The BOurse was quiet al 6S.3J.
The continental news is unimpor,ant.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....."..IcLr 10
sicglcG.

Shiny. H. Wharton, Jones N6w.0ieans, J. T. Gager
Co W. Chamberlain Jenuiags, Csas james Robinsou
Inyncibe, Hepburn, LgePo1l, spohSad Iie'ton 20,
Licsard Aisop " sluson Liverpool Thomas James, heso
Iu,. Errsm.n Live pool Williams * Ouion.
Bstk,-Lebanon, Giis., Bsis.oL Eng j. \" L"eii %
Tiyo!s Brown Ponce. L. r.. : uEgs Co
b,ss-Msry Lowell John.on Philadelphia mater; Jen-
net: tbr,al Ooesce. Jcrs-y. Eng Bsetler 1e Fer.a;
Henry NJ. Bine OBJ Dart. - Jaso de tqps ~ J. y. a.
Drrolf; IilsbstL thol). NiDpereus, Falmouth funeA.
Menck " ard. - :.
Robert Borden Borden, philadelphia; s. ke,-
nv. sorsh Niurs Weaver Washington d. c, Van BrunI
siasle; r. C. Lyinsn stsuDan N-w-Haven, IL. > Racket:
MAJ, and Sls4n tBr aa HsrbJr Island. a J. Good. IN
~ : WAths rsy Haihsway Boston ma sr E1enplar (Br)
Dsvid.on Windsor n =, A. Suitherj Ocean Wave, fprl
ocsh-rt 81. John, NJ H., D X. De.uf; Frank Pierce,
srita. stsmiosd john, ijrl MorIis st. Johns, n 3
Lyme. Smith.
Propeler-N jenkins, jenkins, Philadelphia ~ L. Bar
low.
soop-Msry ADELAIDE COnoveI Egg HsrbOr, 7. 6. Gent.
in, = 60.
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Arrived.

s.,,n,bp Ksuzsroo (Br) Jeffrey Liverpool lj,h ant
Queea,eown h. At $50 p u Inde aed p1s, 70 'oth "
bound up 9Th steamship Persia hence bound mp Jn;
s lat IS 30, Ion. 81 A. spoks bSrA G. WaihiOpe ,Bt
Sim ssbasopol Of ea,h Aud, sagus 10 days, suger TO
Slip Somsr-t.hire (newl Gillespie. Boston 5day' b'l'
sir Todson Of Boston Reed Boston, days, in bais,
Belk r. Foster Of Mlosldse Wallace, sasas- Il l'y''a
BAH Daaie Webster Of Boston, Ryder New Orleans June
d sursr &c 70 j. f. Wituey Sailed in company with big
con,oy Tor London The b. brig Clara Louisa for COrs
hi Fsnny (Br), ofLimerck Russell, Limerick - days
in ballast, TO MARI Maade!ieA Go. led so"s "; w,a ,
B.is Slmosei Of New Bedford Briggs Monaco, Is day''
p,s.ed Gibraltar June y, lemons, to JOIN K Dow
Brg Dazzle OF Bangor, Smith, Mstsn1as, 10 days sugar 70
Scar Angela Of New buTyport. Lee San Salvador days.
S sshG JO.ePhiae b. Small Small, Ponce p r., Ii dAy''
ballast t. H. Underwood.
c. Il frumbuli
schr IL S. h.rnes, Raymond, Gloucester, days dsh.
Schr. Brave Lowell. albany, FOR Boston
Sehr franklin. Mel sdden, Lubec ash Ae 30 j. O. U'!'
Sem Caroline Grant. bli,choil, Bangor lumber.
echr Julia Msria. Gamage, fremont days irnoer.
schr Mary Jane sgi'; Pio'iaenee, oa'.,. s.b
cchr Franklin. Allen. C6l-s days, ash, ~ John boynton
& SON. - -,
schr Eben Herbert, Clark Calais, days. l,ih. {" Jsbr
Boynton Son. -,
scbr Julia Maria -, Calais days la,h
Scfr Ellen Grant, - Calais, days !ste.
Scir Oregon, Lowell. BsInstsble, days
Schr NJ. L. Rayles. Brcya, Providence. .
shr julia A Rich, Mooie Ellsworth days LUMBER 10 u
& Z. J. PeteIS 70 ~.
schr Woeo,t Parker Boston days, mdse 20 j. G. Dsy'
sehr Hishlander sturres, Albany Slower. Tor Boston
Schr. II. r. Webb, BucAnshsm, Phiade.pIif' mdsa 'o'
S,,tmeT Trader Eaton Philadelphia ma'O to }. n
Steamer Psrsl. Young Providence ml'e. :" Ha"A's
Steamer josephine Thompson, cundia ha0Te 'na's''
steamer Marina, Rsyucrd, Baltimore. nie.o 10 "hlaH
palEen. - =,
BiLOw-A Hamburg bark from Hsvsnr; s''' fh 'a
Dsiiuo,ck Antwerp, Aiay 20 and Flushing s'"' 's' 0''
hip
sAILED-U. S. steamer Colnscticu-
WlND-Sunset w.
nys,oX,NpUs-The q. s. steam transport Arsso' hf'ef
No 81 H. R.. is loading subsistence stores Tor fi'0
Head c. She will also take out ase numoe "i s'a'e"
WIN have been on furoush, and recovered tom 'esnsN
she viii sail tomorrow morning Ilth. at az e'y hoa'
Tb, Bri..sh brig AllerGslo Is lahore in He'd hso.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IlNTNPUUL, JuIy 3.-COI ION-Ibe shIer tO-uhy
were 20 0 b,. the mAstt closing bnoyani and with
ward tendency IN prcos but sons unehsiged Spoon
lax. 70 I'D ~ p..fers TOOK 1900 bales.
FfasH and rsAI quiet aud unchanged out iIriu.
Cons dsl Ell 5nss over
fR1rlfioys dcu ani u1ms
isyno. July . - C.usos ccfe 81 o. 81, FOR money.
lisoi. Cent ID laaIcs. iSi Ct count; lIies. -.
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psn.rriracr. Arrlrcf

pa ,feqsrts Ean14yo non Cucr4.t-4 an Iir,reof-
r. r. Cuuie ed cdy. h. v. b Wa. n. iwaia 8. .iliI
~ia and children. :. Davi., wife aid child co. j. H. ~ q
r. l1nr. Col g. f,uf John Niiilt1l bld Wife, jis Io.s
r. Iosi.r Mi Blythe Mr Ie.mond NJ Greco. ~
O 'Hrru a. Huntef T. WINDSOR, p. h-lG. d. stsu., q W
iofa.uan So. Fielding G. Richie T. h NE -. Hlnmann
{ Cii4deIico j. Chiidefico C. =. french tir die,
Auire Mrs Bailey J. J9arhia .cl, lesy Hr to iitc
H. C. Bennett Nj tlstln Nm. duncan, J. 4. Cfcecn
8 h,..Ard 3ifs. Gould Ills Jane Cunnii sleu, sir.
Mrpes ans so Storage.
H. hdth Danii Hctser. from Arie-OHcaHs-L. ID. Naycn
10. X, he yison Il. s. Seward, }. Darsn5
IN brig Sdma4ef JrJm NDRaoD-L. Freenen. Freeman.
IL 'ehoyHO .iHpa'd from san SG!rador-V Lehman
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ny THE KANGAROo AND EUROPA.

To s.eamshile kangaroo, from Liverpool June
-. via Queenstown June 20, and Europa, from
Liverpool June q. via Queenstown June -, hr-
rivcd here yesterday. Their news has ben antici-
rated. The following is among the most important
additional mleli. once:
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6D.keu.

rl f Is0 mile, T. 81 Sandy Hook os.k C. ?. der.eY,
fs, Peri and for MaanSas; Juy lat. 20 20 lon w. ~
delaware ol aud Pictogi July g. Al p 81, psA E"'''
I isys ifou Now. Bedford Tot Arctic Ocean.
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bort iDar0ens' Nollce.
Nr,TK on NEW'l OBS. ,,,-n..i
PnRr.MARpENs' OFFlcE, No. ", NsN''.

PORr.WARDESs' OFFICE No. ~. " s"'- -
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accoaaanco A.
- section OF te Act passed Aphl ~ ls'a &c.. Of Se..
Yo 70 s oeroas stessd in or having elerse o. lie s
subie,, matter OF such inquiry Sy the Port
tns ono" ius 'es,s CSC rrsys OF examinations wiH %
'Jrtsi sithip len a,Ys next succeeding sni' 0'e'>
l. IaTd said vesses: Pier No ~ F.. r.
Bar. Dotothea Ii.nr!etts ...''''''''''' F.rds
bafE tluly.... Pier No. 20 y. X.
A. ~-..,..,, a. Y
Rank a. ,,,ns N
Brtt Samuel q. Adams. Ina Robin ons
T,s Srfn.
sch oner War Eagle pir No ~ T. X
N'- n.'a.o South. rr ~"
Schooner ~s"ee" VI ~" WM II. BuRLEi0H, PresdeA.
J. Ars's HsRSIxAS Secretary
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UNnEowh Mas DAoNsrD.-S horly after Il
O'Clock Oh Wednesday night, az unknown man who
had been sitting At the end of the pier at tie foot
If Oliver street, East River, he Was resun.ng a
standing posture lost his balance and fell back into
The water. tie was heard to give an alarming shout
as be plunged into tie water. Rounlsm4n Blair #
The Fourth Precinct, who was in the neghborllood
at the ,iAc, oxered limseI IN trying TO save tae
unfortunate man, but all c'ots wer, fu.les. D.
Go. oi as lie was going down toward The end oi the
pier, bad on a rcd shirt dark gray lGulaoons, 4ad :.
black cap with pearl eariaps. he appeared 10 BE-
a5ou, five feet eight inches in hight III. cap w..
recovered and il tt the Fourth Precinct Station
House. TIE bod, bad not been recovered llsi H. hi.
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.
J-Iyl,ia 1905

FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. CHizoTTE.-The funeral Oh
Lieut.. Adolphus T. Cbszotte, of Co. +, 7Ih Regiment
New-Jerscy Volunteers, who was killed in the battle
st Mechanicsvie, took place Yesterday afternoon,
from s.. Matthew'S Epscopal Church, Sussex street,
Jersey City. The services were conducted by the
rector, tho Rev. j. Brinton Smith. The edilice
was crowded with deeply affected congregation.
Beside the usual funeral services, according TO the
ritual Of the Episcopal Church, very impressive
discourse was delivered by the rector. AT the con-
cusion Of the exercises the body was borne 10 the
heGrse, and the cortege wended its way to New
York Bay Cemetery where the remains were
inferred. The Independence Guard, Capt. Fred.
Grain, attended by fine band, acted rs Escort and
Col. Speer and the taft officers Il he % Regiment
i. j. S. NJ. were pail.bearers.
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DoyArIoSs AcSsowLfpoED.-I beg 10 soAnoNi-
edge The following further of the benefit fLe eh ava
wounded o!d-rr q, the Park BaseE' There Is constant
ca upou our finds well upoa supplies Of clothing
undslrcthas AID shoes Further contributions are 'He
fore socied:
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SALE OF BUILDING LOTs.-One hundred and
'1ty-noe desah. budn ioi. situated opposite the Re
eloi n Hudson City sod yesterday public suction
by D.gid scott. These lots include tie property known
Like Lincoln which lat Win.rwss u,ed ntA.tngpOud
TIE Inces Isngod from @loO 90 solo
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GRAND UNION MEETING At NEw-HAyEN.

TN Tuesday evening Musleal nan, NtN-Hh' az
WAS densrly crowded the occasion beng grand
Union demonstration. flag-Olicsr foo,c prcsided,
and was Enthusiastically welcomed. On taking BIS
-eat he paid high compliment 20 the ladies who
were prcsen and returned bis sincere thanks To I'll
for the honor conferred spOu DI, IN placing iin a.
preridng officer over THE great and enthusiastic
meeting.
He spoke of the ardent efforts OF the LXeoutve OF
the nation in his endeavOrs 20 suppress tie unnoiy
ret elton now existing trust, sand he, thn' ,Oil-
uocliclt may not be backward in tie. work VI put
ting down Tie wicked efforts Of men who have 81
ryod themselves IN opposition to the good Govern
men, of Washington ana our fathers. lie FcInmked,
concerning foreign intervention, and ssid We have
no need oil fears; our navy j. adequate, and the JUS
iire OF our cuufe will certainly win success. Ou
reiia1ce is upon God and His smiles, 40 lie looks
,,oun mon our worh, are worth everything iOr or
protection. ,
Resolutions were adopted resTondug to The call
for troops. aud piedgng the Slate 10 raise AZ
full quota.
TIE following note was received from Commodore
Gregory, who was expected, but who was suddenly
called away on duty, 10 bo present;
Fxcute ID. NY patriotic isHds. as an obliged o. %
Tell TEN jn,t now mailing ~ sore ls ihon'.s'l
especially int nd-d rutee cufe. Tor one 81 Joan
ntioss The old gentleman" may ma them g., ris 10
,-elow AID too hard to bite Ills csle vi" tr certain ~ be
fA.,s thcul tLGl susin ID Oos'ihtt, 4i. j.. -
wong in crushing this Rebellion Ny Keel Wa TAD %
ulion blocks aad iy course VIII be 'ide 70 ~. st2n
wsys. 'hF"S"i'
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sisiATgEz ALMANAC.
ssn-Etses..4:33 Sets....."....7:32 Moor sort -
sicu wiTHR THIS DAD -.
sandy Hook. 7l5 Gov. Island. 800 heF'ae''' S'ss
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WIND-sunset w.

MgsoR,SpUs-The o. s. steam trsn5por. Arsso' AZ Ter
No 81 H. r. is loading subsistence stores Tor i'0
Head S. c. She will also take out large nunoe 81 'oa'c"
who have been Oh furoush, and recovered tom "esnsN
she will sail tomorrow morning llih a, az ssy hoa'
The British brig Alleu&slo is Ashore an Hen hs'o'
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will on his return 10 Mexico. reassume the command
Of the Fren.h squadron posing tue naval divisions
on the coas, q America the Gulf Of Mexico and the
Antilles.