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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

tsI lGE NN9et Sesif',t 49, - ~ =
The occupation oflhe cities Of Norfolk
aud Portsmouth is for the purpose Of the
protection i6f the pubic properly, and the
msiht0lApce Of the public laws Of the
United States. Private RVocatiouS and do
nestle 4ul6t WIN not be disturbed, but vi-
oIationS of order and dllTeIpect 70 The gov.
OFnmont will bO followed By the immediate
arrest Of the offender.
Those who have left their homes under
The anticipation Of any acts Of violence
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

bS- Arrival o. PRmoIEuS. --CaP.hin
aIr VAo has bstu sssia "a Provost Mar
,bsl Of ChArIesion, KanaFhu county, ar.
riTod last nigbt o. .bs sallis Lis, bdriag
10 charge thirteen or ieuHssu ptIsoasrs,
captured By Gen. Corr army, % itsad'
Vaaes. nsar Prinsstoa, i SiliHgo southeast
Of Raleigh. Among the prisoners L young
Eah, who was tsaIoDeed to ltb0F Uith
BAH AID chain daring the War, by tie re-
esaI court martial at Charleston. BsWas
heavily lFoutd.
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n1rTHE BtEoTloH, --AmOng other pro.
cssdIags, the last term OF the County Court
aPpolatsd Conductors and OOmmiJii0Oers
otths sletllSn'tO be held on Thursday Of
next week. There has been some depar-
tire from tho usual nominations Of Con.
ddstorh aida they dts thS officers Who
arc expected to see TO thing being ~ tight,
We annex their names 5 I
Az McCounelps N, Oldham.
q BFOtheFtou's- E, GiESon.
q West LlbsSty-Wm, r, Cartlls
Z illiH Wood Rud-4GeO. TAOmpt6h
{lI AtkinBoa- Geo. ssEtelL1 ia
esd q TriadelPbla--DFlJ. II. StOrph
list Ward Hose HopSo-HirNm Young.
Court House VIM, N, BsrryhilL
l' eth Ward Hose HOuls--I, u, EEiug,
y " 9Th g School HouSS--M. B. Reed,
8. Wheeling HouIe-L q, Hughes.
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- Or DO hereby Enaanty that, should tbs
g ESCTS S n X. s sesl ga AZ n "
required bond OF W Will pay to the United States
the los sustained by the dlatFeneo between his lot
thRlPl hid and the next hlghRF, sF
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9ailr 3ntelIiasufrr
TgeaaaY Meraing. ~ 3. ZOE.

HstlSS 20 Nail BabsesibsFS'
We wish our frisnds who are sending uV
IubtsriP.ISal By mall, fOr Ie'S lhsn year
to cut Vut and bear 10 mind this tHria Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

TANR,-1 6t2atilal SIS6Fsmslt q Ia9s EssllyOd
IL Altho Variety Store Of D. NIC0LL Bro
apl0 100 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

bS- An esteemed friend in DoddFIdge
county, sends US the following vote on The
question of gradual emancipation in that
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lsianedl &c. Z. Woe,

Gen. viels immediately appointed N. T..
R. Davis bis military secretary.
The very first PARTIES who entered the
city were four newspaper correspondents.
Gen. Wool retained TO bis camp outside
ofthe city, and probably Fortress Monroe,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
DIED,

BARROw-At skanesele, Oh Tsesdsy, Dec g., Thoa.ss
Barrow in the 2oth year Of his age
CARPESTER-u this ely Tlur.dsy. Jan. Nay AIMS
daughter of David T.. ard Ausa Carpruer, aged
The sud friends -ied aed e funes oio
No 80 Coumoia st,eet. to-day tFridayl. p n.
CLARKE-On Tuesday evening" Dec y. Ffsnces Watkins
only daught,r OF EdvNis sud Mary Proctor c!Tke eyed
- mos rs and II dss
kentucky AID Ma sIchuseits pspers please copy.
HATFlELDAt rroyincs'oTp Ms's, Il congestion Of the
BRAIN Carte Hated dssgher Of the Rev. ,. II. Hsnet,
on SUNDAY, Dee 2s IN the i.h yen Of her sg~.
HINaiAN-In South Orins-, NJ J.. weaoesdsy, Jan !.
I90. the residence her sornaw, William j. Ee-be,
Mrs. Priscilla hilsan reiiot OF he late CfPt Munson HE
man. in she I'D yetr q heI
Her eu.ss will be tskento Bdgeror, Conn., for ibtermes
JOSLN On Tn-.dsy Dec. 81 of disease Il the hseIt.
| Benja amin Y. Joslin 81. ID sg-d IS YEAR.
The funeral will place from biz late residence No -
Uniyeri,y place Friday the 81 int at Il 7ck noon
HUDSON sdjsuy. ct New, Rech-i- " Y, Thursesy
Jsu. ,. 1874 John Aaiscn, ia tie 10Th yer Of his sse
attend biz iui esl on ss;ardsy Jan It ocsokp H.
frou his lefe Te.i1ence.
LArTING-At LsttDg Town. Long islend on "ednefcSS
evening" Jsn Josoph snR n the 5tn year OF ne sgt
Tie relatives fien1s Of the fully iTt I'D 10 soend
bis foreis from OIL late residence. OF Saturday monirs
! Jan. I. 81 III o'clock
ROBlNSONOn uesdsy Dee. 81 lc6l, Edweid ID ksobton,
The fsoefsl wi take place Friday Al o'eess from
No ~ Henry st.eet previous u - frro.sl % ns.o
neck intsInsn; The frssd Of the family resPect
fIily invited 10 ztfcsd -
sEY siO,R -Oa "Wednesday. jan. l. Pai~lcs Woodward.
| widow Of tae late Jonsihsa Seymour sz-d ~ YEAS
The friend. OF tbs ynved attend The
fsn.rsl sunday. 5th ist at o'clock, IRON No. ~
ia street. without further nststion
SWAlNAt Troy Madison County, Ill., on TUESDAY Dee r.
13Cl. Mr. Jsh, H. SEsin, sg-d y years
WESTG ATE-On Wednesday morning. Jan. ], MIRA JANE
Ann Wa gate, 10 til 4kn year 81 Ger sse
Her fencs and so 'bos Of her brother JOHN Andres t.
aud Geo W. Odsl, respectfully invited 10 aeod hes
fgn.rsl Friday at p. ZION No. 81 seTtnth sgsst
without further Invitation. l.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
NEU-yEAR'S Day.
HOW THE CITY ENJOYED IT.

There WIS never moro thoroughly enjoyable
weather for u New.Ycar's Day, than that Of Wednes-
day. Cool and Lrncilg, without being iutoloFSb!y
cod. bright. without icing ,hawy; breezy, without
froru. Il was = model day. The people IN Che city
who srh,rcd tie most acato paogs q disappoint
meni, were tie livery men, WHO rueiuiiy far
yeyed u cir useless rleigs and improbable cutters
and iealiully incurred for TIE snow that was not.
There wac ice enough e. Iregent tie utter oisap
poptmsnt Of tho skating juveniles. though the large
aud deeIer ponds was not qni,e safe in every poil.
To callers went about tleir friendly peregiuG
ti,rs at Az cerly hour, but this peculiar social oo
sorvinco showed signs Of decad.uce and decay Tx
callers were few, and many were the bonses VIXEN
,hs ladies received rot In many cases ihis Fac
vac indicated by tho dainty basket hug AZ TIE door
knob that callers might depost their visiIns-'aro
,here.n; rat others closed tlcir doors, put up 90
shutters. drew the curtains aud gave no sign. q
course tie grea. falhns OF in the number o
Gala made Is fairly ohirpeable On Tho war, wh'e
Las taken away thousands Of efsit'o youn,
men who formerly deli ,hed in the New-fears eal
ceremonies; aud these same absences have 20 change
and sadden,d many home, that the ladies had 10
the heart md spirit to receive the fcanty few VII
cane And upon those who did reeve
yondrous charge lad come lie listn CT ladies who's
cailerr lasl year numbered hundreds had grown .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
JERSEY ITEaS.

NEw-YgARs DAY ~ HUDsoN COUsTY.--Sew-
Years Day was quite generally observed or We'd
nerday, aud the custom Of calling was participated IN
by very many, though apparently not 10 tie extent
Of previous yeap. The absence Of intoxicating bey-
erages on many OF the fes,.ye boards wac noueea-
bic feature, and the indulgence in stlnuants ap-
peared TO have been very moderate. In the evening,
many Of tho dwellings in Jersey City and IIObokcn
were hrllianty illuminated and merry parties were
gu sh4ir rounds TO tender the compliments OF tic
etason.
A large number Of ladies aud gentlemen resorted
to Lake Lincoln, Bergen Hill, and spent tie fore
part Of tie Day in skating TIE mild weather, how
eyef soilened tic ice, and soon after noon iE was
abandoned. Tie change OF the weather during the
night, has ssain given the lake a smooth, CLASSY
surface.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

ner stern tad'y stoye, and sails, bot,t,ys and main
sail carried away. Tie Is. lad fgule-hssd. bead.
gear and rails carried a0sy aud is ais, badly ehafed
Last evening the gale sill continued.
NEWPORT, Jan. 9. 1850.
The ship Belle Creole, dragged asiore iuriny liz
gale last rishr tie back .ide Of Goat leland lis,
cay, and viii probably come OF at bigb water,
Without damage.
BAIrTxosE, yresn..asy Jsn. !. 1857
the Briti-h scbr Frank, Capt. Newell from iIdi.
lax, NJ 3, arrived to-day, and rcpons that sle Lad
severe weather, and loot art Of her deck load On
zee. 20, IN lat. So 3d. lon. 20 90, ut dsy.
n.h, she discovered large schooner, with balwalks
Painted lead color, with oil her sails down. WheB
~i'hin one mile OF Der SIZE went down. Il was sup.
posed that the crew had abandoned her or been
ralen OF. - '''"
m. Bo.ros. Thursday, Jan. . 1901
INC .sse'h ~. h'nboat Trans from hew-YoJs
arrived tins morning without seriors detention ,Ln
the passengers report treuentous gale ON the
sound
10 Boston ard its vicinity mary chimney. ,,e-s
blown down aud bulldogs 1aroofed, bus no hiss o.
life is as yet reported.
Toe gale at Boston lat night was the nest severs
known for years.
HEAVY WEATHER AT SEA.
The British bark Princeton. Capt. Kinney arrived
on Thursday morning frem Dsmerara Dec. 5,
reports having experienced heavy weather, been
fourteen dsys Forth of Bermuda, with heavy
nortb.westefly gales, Lost and split sails, had
foreyard carried away, started cat-hesd, top
gallant forecastle, sad sustained considerable
damage to spss and rigging. Both att, lat.
IS 49, Ion. 72l9 passed British brig, hove to
under close .efed tOrsas, and signal Of distress
set in main rigging. A large black Government
steamer l.crewl was close by, and Of her boats
oil h,sy a Of Ia Jurin
the pasesge bound north WITH lo's Of pars and saas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
nARHEErl.

COLE-UPDIKHOn Tuesday morning. Dec "a, a. the rob
of the bde' ethcr, BY the Rey. A. Med neal hI
james H. Cole aud ANA h. poke, both Of Dyeeu ~ T.
FRASER-BRIGET-AtTh -up. 'nviie, Conn, on Tuesday
Dec 81 ls6 BY no h.v Mr. Adams, Daniel Fraser ot
his city. Eliza jane eldest daughter Of sir BENZ Bright
SIP sTONE-On Thur,d.v. Dec 81, 1851, at Brooklyn,
BY the Rev thou o. Stsphsn,o. Mr. Christ pher sip of
South Bergen, j. to Mis' sarah T. Stone Of Brooklyn
WAhING-VERNON-At Worc-s er, Msss.. on MoGisy,
Dec a. By the Rev. =. W. Hsg-r Lieut. james Waning OF
New York 20 Harriet Winthrop Venom Of froyidenee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
philadelphia Cattle Marite'--Jan; !.

Tho oa,rng al BgRF CATfLH this NeeA ,,anS
y, ~ ,yRicl were sold o. from 81 20 ~ sr O'a..
q al ard ircm =, 70 to 81 SOP 100 70 iet p,aSe.
twasbl ana prices had an up~afa 'efdr " 100 h..f
smrrP.--Ths suppy Of sh.sp am IL" '" -
Price. raaeed from ie Y ID a 70 0oblh l.. Of Hos
It's rhis market -, very bIis aSa VIZ ~, 10 M
hi over 900 head fem VI 20 " :. ,ea. -
Cows The sse OF Cow . amounted 70 NV hs"@
I. 6s1 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

SSRESADE TO ALDERNAs DArTos.-A party Of
Alderman Daytons riebds proceeded to bis residence
lat evening, aud awarded him the .ribate of q
serenade, as special compliment for mis- recent oa
position to the various big tbings' which were
being engineered 10 the Common CourciL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

THF GALE.--The gale on the night of the LIST inst.
caused considerable damage throughout the city.
Fences were blown down, awnings were ripped,
trees were uprooted and in several instances the tin
roofing of dwellings wac riFred of and carried a
considerable distance by the wind. The roofing oil
four house, On the corner Of Classon avenue ano
Bergen street was blown of, and three frame build
ines luniinirhed the corner of Lcriner and Pow
ers ttleets were leyeed TO The ground. As lar as
asceraned, no personal injuries resulted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

CotLisiOs OF FRfIoHT TBAiys OF THE UABLEM
RoaD.-The express freight train TO Albany, which
takes fIeiglt from Morriss dock, OF lie way up On
TUESDAY Ligat, near U1ionvillc, came in collision
with tho train that brpgs milk to many city break
fast table, by Which the usual supply was cut oil on
Eew.Years morning, ind the way Of tbe Croion
Fall. passenger train down completely blocked, ar
well H. uat Of tie mail tain toAOany, O. one Of The
freisI. engines wac tuAed around sId thrown acr1ls
The rtis. The White Plains tain tlat Leaves the
city III Sl5 was ordered 10 30 W 10 Tie wreck tnd
bring down the passengers BY tie CTo'on Fans fah
f. the nean time le conductor VI that ubln MI
MarllalD. goi BIS engine back TO the upper en1 n
bis tain III readiness ior tie mail train a. soon 10 II
should arrive 20 Lat the only detention would DO ~
diniDg po,rengers, baggage and mails, from one
rain to Tie other. superintendent aso mustered
nrong gang 81 woikmrn 10 fpend ldF New
Yeare ~ sdtinS lie engines On lle Iiaeh, hnd ie-
rfiing the toad 20 that Trains COald pas apin az
rfsi in u ei,o ~ lfieen hours The ac. idont oo-
cuucd, usual from tie recAiesenefs d eohoncioif
running upon Il single uok, Oat Of regular time, 10y
Which pr0pe y was Destroyed, ard tcyer4! persons
Injured ono fatally ~ the name Of Sylvester Clark
fireman On lhc Up tain whore leg WAS c.ns,eh ~
he collision, 20 rs 10 require immediate anpuleuon,
undoI he operation, Of which &c died. lilo ~ls mar
got, and about - jean 81 age. The COSoaefs jur.
decided that lie accident eD'reiy owing % TIE
conductor Of lie down tam hot OhCyiig orders to
puan Aalf 81 hour ut the last station for tie other
Train 20 come W. Tie co!lir.on occurred - near
the Unonyle station which Is tie regular place Of
meeting, that both trains wereffunnug yeg Cow y,
so that The dninsge 20 cara andirght Nosvcly small
Mr. Campbell, the Presdcnt Of The road, eays
this 10 The fbr inttanco Of two tfains meeting uai
haf o0,naed l!nco Le haf maasged the road and The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

IyAuGURATios OF TBE DIsTmcr-ATToRsfT.-
Ar A. Oakley Hall assumed lis Office on "Wednesday,
but did not enter sron IFS duties until yesterday. 1t
ia the intention Of Mr.. Hail. while in Office, 70 bring
about reform in regard % the detention Of witnesses
and lie hopes TO bring such trials forward at once as
will prevent innocent people being kept in eoDine-
snent any longer than is absolutely necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

TgE DpA7H OF PRlscE ALsERT.-A meeting Of
the pri,ish residents Of New-York will be held on
Eatorday next al P. sn., at tie British Consulate,
20 lake suitable action in regard to the death OF The
Prince Consor. OF England. aud express their con-
dolence with her Majesty Queen Victoria in rho sad
teIeayenent which she Las sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

The PFoPIE's LINE S1EAAKRs.--The steamers
Isaac Newton and New.World have been extlicated
from their peri)us position on tie iais below Alba
nv. Tie former Is a. Coxsaekie, and the latter IT
New Baltimore, in safe Winter quarters. Neither
Lca, il damaged beyond iew dinis and scraichef
VIII tie breaking up Of tie sec they will be brought
" .Lis city and leilled fOr the mex. seas0D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

Usl7ID STATES SrEAyfR CosSEoTICUI Per.
soDs bavipg h.ends on board any vessels in Flag.
Officer Du Points Sluadon, and the Squadron il
the Gulf Of Mexico, can have their ettert or pack.
ages postage and Express charges prepaid for
wsrded TO their iesIstion end safely delivered, By
tending them 70 NeBIide Brothers, No. l5G Wash
ingion street, Now-Yort. Tie Connecticut viii sal
Oh Monday, Jan. G, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

ACCIDENT TO GovrEsarsr FfEEr-BoAr.-The
two Hoboken ieIry-boss, Hoboken and Chancellor
Livingston chartered by the Government arrived Mt
For,fes, Monroe on New-Yoag's eve. While enter
ing the hsrbor. tho Liylnasion was run into by o
schooner just sbaft tho wAeei-house, and was very
badly damaged. Mr.. CLARK, in the employ Of The
Ferry Company, wa, cent on Immediately Oh receipt
Of III. intelligence 70 reraiI the damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

THE NV BOARD oF ALDERHTy.-Tbe fret meet
ing Of tbis Boald viii be held Monday next, and
We believe llat il has been determined by the Demo
Gratis who IRE in political majority, 10 offer the
presidency 10 Alderman Heury Of the llIl District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

RsHoYkL OF 4 NAREEI SUPIRIsTENDEST.-Co Con-
'roiler Haws Oh Tuesday removed from the Office
& Superintendent Of Make, Rer's and Fees tx
Police Justice William S. Davidson Of tine Six.
tees,b Ward. Lewis j. Kirk il named Tor the sue
eeeion. The salary Is s., 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
UNITED sTAqEs DISTRICT CoURr-Jan. 2-Be,
Judge BErrs.


THE PRIZE yEssFLs-LARGE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DECISIONS RESPECT
INC PRIZE PROPERTY.
Judge Belts hos rend rcd decisions in the follow
Ing prizo ostss. recently heard before him;
Tbs United States osain,. Sarah Starr and carso-The
Judge condemned i. ard her cargo being the prop
erty Of reisoss dol sod tie rebel States The cargo
worth neatly @5sOe. 6. D. Smith q. s. Dnri'iA,.srnsy
and Stewart l. Noodfort, s1san for the Government
Charlie. Edwards or tae vessel Chsilss oConer for The
cargo.
The Uni Cd siaes,g Tie Price Leopoldand csIgoThi'
vss the dIs ye,c iezrd 20 t port - the Surveyor Tic
Jnde condemned her the ground ~ tie above case
Her cargo f. worth shout $1,000 Tbs oout sel ap
reared Tor a.. Government ard m Edssfd' for he cs matt
Tie United States sg' Che sehocusF Aisbuh and cargo
Tie sane decision rssles n TIL. o, AMI Sp'a The
zane groua5s q, IN the above. fame oosnss.
Tie United sfse, sgt Tie May McEte.This & the hrs.
dec n or tezuc u.do undor the u Jny 49, 1851
the ground tai the vessel owned in whole or Ia part In
The rebel Saic Tho Judge cordsEn'd The hrssfourh. Of
the veus owned H. Ninu, .on, " c. ADD Eeleaed the on"
fourth ovnel by re, '-nt Of New.fo.k Tho EssNort
owner male cln s,in.; 10 Southern shares Tor able
prspcn,u q de advance, made by him Of ,h.
vo. o This .u tie CouI oyerued deciding hat Ito for
fixture was superior 10 81 lien, sd cquii. and that II e
remedy Of the loyal par; n any, mus, be had sPp
os,n the s.crcsy Of tie Treasury BJ this decision Il
viii to observed Tat who, vessels seized uutrT his at.
lbe potion b,lo,sns 10 loa 10 los Ssio' viii DO
rele.sed SEE cosrs,l Gr,he Govefu~en!i wm. Henry
AfbcuI f1r the claimant.
Tie United States at the sohoousr d. ,. HeslinE-This
vessel e,ed under ih. Ae' Of July H. 1901 a. being
% by Me- Ha,clins, ipssb!sn, Of New Ofesna II
va. prsy,d ha, she Bnti,h subject. visiting It New
ohe.n, bat hsysg sIei rs'i Tiers. Tic Court
es,ed the vessel By ssVs tho Rovsuae ulcers eeraos
Of pobabe fot the seizure. Sane o91n'sl for The Coz
eminent; Mr Edward, 70 -isnsnL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

r.,, ON Ase NKwR-pecsed Mes ltHi i@st DOT ~ az
40 mi. dare year. 3,3!3 ksIaesei tHN 90 az ~, n.
-, ,on'h 81 III dare last 90 ka'oa1 -,
-. month IL this dae last Sraf - Asfi'r 49,, a. ,si
ron h. 80 this year 'sS hein,s l.iei cs al
mo1n iei, NH. III wear 49, 1es PhH Nee, ~
at month 2s3i dis d,o hat ysa' .lE 90, Sotn" toun,
49, 80 i,t a,ih 81, this dite isst year, l'SL "
- ted e. aiss LIST month 200 hi, 5ns ~,
IN iu,r,cied bhs u SOL lest meuth 1.si hS.s 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

DO c.fryra,n havi1s been -rt'f'd o health ins - =
amer nsus y.ars 81 Efrs rovoos fua-fiur - i- 70 .di
oth-rs ~ d-ur .ffcel '.fl.e - lutsis 81 trcfr
Direct tie Rev ions 81. DAoskL No 10 Fulton e.. Bfoos
n.
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NfPgKTJv."


=" tINIEtL IAEh FhAit IMftlN' VI. -
Az ffots sga Er-IJthnz Co. tbr sAstus
pcnds sutf si astcs ard
PAkLoa SEIIEs We nsse spFtia.fy 81 hssfts
CuEOFHa MALFEn, NO s7f h!s-dwey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

SIEIEE IL THg N.yY-YAnD.-The men employed
in the Navy-YaId quit work yesterday in eonse'
quence of an order of the Secretary oft1e Navy re-
curing them to work from u am. tsandown each
day. Tie original order was TO commence the day.
labor at snnris ard continue 10 sunset, but il has
since been modified ne above. This modification does
not however, satisfy the workmen, who insist that
the hours OF labor shall he 80 heretofore, namely
one hour after sunrise till sunset in Winter, and from
nine to ten hours ia Summer.
Meetiogs were held in the City Park yesterday
morning in regard 10 The matter, and Committees
were appointed to confer with the Navy-Yard en-
ployees in Charle.town Philadelphia, and otler
places. The blacksmiihs, gun-eauiage makers,
caulker,, slip carpenters painters, joners, thinkers,
and plumbers, have all ceased work. The laborers
alone remain. IL wac rumored yesterday afternoon
dat the Navy Department had determined TO have
all the Government work done by contract outside.
II that ia the case there viii be very little to do in
The yard for some time.
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TolalI. .....' go JbH LIN LbyJ z,s's .'lt
TosaI OLD AND Ngw-Clear, $685. last month. 8sl th.s
date lest gear lJ3 hes. 400, last mouth III 20 ny, dss
nt wear I48 Thin Mcs 2i8; last month. AZ tbs date
s wear 100 Prlss 1926 last nouh so; this date ast
yrsr 81. Fsnk ~ lat month q ths date SIS; year.
Prime 2O4 last month. s671. tns is'e est year. 3os
Rngps SO ls., month 81 this dAe last gear q htss
Mess. 1877; last month 1875 this date lat Jesr 80 keas.
priue So last month I'd; this dare lat year, IN Oh.i
Refuse 2,i3o; last month 12l this date D. year go y
Inspected Is .sl las, month ai dis dse ls' year 90
last msph 3J46. tis date last year. AZ
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

HEw.Yr.E's DAY ~ DrooKLrS.--The line-bon-
ored custom Of calling upon the ladies ind wishing
Ihela a happy New-Years prevailed Oh "Wednesday
very generally in Brooklyn. The weather was un'
usually mild and pleasant for the season, and the
sreeis consequently were throngsd from an early
hour until late in the evening. In consequence Of The
continued ncs Of Mayo, Kalbaescb the usual receP-
ton At the City Hall omitted. Tie event, how
ever was signalized by the hosting Of new ct OF
flag. OIL the hall and on the polo on Fort Greene IN
pace Of the old ones which had long been torn to
taiters by the wind.
Toward evening the streets presented an animated
appearance. Tie hospitAlines Of The DAY began TO
ha 70 tbeil legitimate effects upon many WHO hsd IN
daigei too freely; tiill lheie wos very little dior
Derry Conduct Observable. Tie custom Of keeping
o,es house appear, however, to he growing inio
gradual di,favor, judging from The number Of baskets
banging culede Of the doofs in nearly every street.
There were few incidents during the day. The
slahDg-2onds were in bad condition. Some thou
eands, however nGrleed in the tport, notwthftsnd-
ing the unf,yora6.e stae Of thc weather. which ren-
dered the ice soft and the surface slusby. La The
morning skaiug was toler.ie. bat in tho afternoon
the ice wa used up and many persons who had con
completed grand tine % the iceon Ncw-iearsD Day
were sadly disappointed.
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TBT 1DEs.-A gentleman no came from Green
wich, Connecticut, on Thunaay morning sth,es that
The tide was thea feet low q than be lad ever ,een
II, ard lie las lived in that neighborhoed for
many years The ha,tor 10 May places was quite
dry.