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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

The Board met Oh Monday, at 4 o'clock ?. m,
Pr..ideu; PIscKSEY ia the chair.
The Mayor vetoed The peIusion given 20 Lsvrenoe fz-
y.rnd 10 erect stead the sidewalk ut Franklin Msrket
on the Rrounds thai would obsruct the thoioos are and
ia, lie erection Of free stsnd cfe-d unfair COMPETITION
the busness the Cy's tenants who occupied the
bsseuen q the market and paid rent therefor The VETO
was ordered 20 he Advertised, .
Nh EaIck offered resolution to make tho Nep YORKER
Dao,af Corporation paper with authority 10 publish inc
f proceedn.f AID 5dvc tsenen's o he common DothcH
md Dsyartr1en.s. Tne Feso n.lOn vac laid over
Ibe question r concurfng with the Aldermen IN iaiFng
, A. arie II . members Of the CTO0n Board coming gp.
NJ JOKES hoped It would not be pIc-sed 10 vote lie
v,s sup sed :ha ucubes ia the dying moments o. The
srd saould nc form into these ertrayagsnt orpchdi-
TIRES Of to pubic money some time since IL hsd occao
10 AK favor President Of that botfd "ho Ispird ina
he vas not under any obligation TO Mr. Jnos liv said he
A. Io.on the Mayor and Aldermen. sHd stsI ne
sd sli,fed hen then IL the.e ibns left Mr. Jone.
xpect 20 receive hs favor There nothing Ieit 81
c1e me Adernens wishes had been compiled win
IspgLtsf Mr. Jones opposed 10 the increase be-
&C.,, dc ~ r.onl Interested dJ not earn the money mo
.st,ee he peparule0t the Only IL TIA, Bosrd
who earned Ills salrJ .,...t. q, =.
,yo, of ebegs Of CEoon Board had netnng to d. "Ih
A lons debate followed. Messrs STEyrssos' bAHcocK
.d Isl Ia favor Of concunpg IOwths sndips TIE veto VI
,be N.voI The PAPER adopted by 10 1esf 10 Na'
o. resolnt,.ns of the Aldermen e<pfe..ns JfDpaby ana
coolence with the family oi Msjor Hofgsn 81 the irsh
gfgade died at the battle Oh ieirHchU"s WIZ
concurrod in. Adjourned 10 tuesday. st4 y. H.
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was relieved by Commodore William M. Glendy,
and tina ahip under bis command. Continued her

was relieved by Commodore William M. Glendy,
and the ship, under bis command, continued her
cruise until the 4th day Of September, when orders
were received at ST. Paul de Loanda 70 cruise in the
North Atlantic Ocean and among the islands for
privateers. In obeyng these orders the Saratoga
touched at Lisbon on the way home.
While there she received orders TO proceed at once
to the United States. She left Lisbon on the 18th
of Now, 1862 and reached the Delaware Break
water in thirty.seven days. The officers and crew
are all well. The Saratoga will 60 out of comms'
sion and be repaired. 1t is most probable that she
will not again be used for active service. The fol-
lowing is roster Of her officers:
Commodore--Wm NJ. GlendJ, Commanding.
Executive OfceI-Joseph S. Skeuett, LieutensntCom'
msuGor
Lieutenant. Commsndsrs-F NJ. Ramsay, L. A. Bsrdslee
Sgfgeon-Wiiliam D. AuTTison
Psymsster-James N. Carpenter
Secretary to Commodor.-Wliism Hastings MscsusJ
PsymssteI's CleTk-Beujami X. Shokeil
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IN TEXAS WATERS.
v,sa,don Through Grand Lake, Pnss
Cn;eo,. and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
s,camers ard Launch, with Sugar,
and ANN unition.

r,.N O. Della of the 18th gives the following
...ouut Of an expedition into Texas waters, which
proved entirely successful;
1--WE learn from gentleman just arrived from
porwick's Bav. that an expedition sent up through
c.and lake Pass Chicot, and the Atchaialaya BY
CON- Bocbapsp, succeeded in capturing two steam
~. N. Napiope and the Southern Merchant and a
lauDeb. The steamers were loaded with sugar. and
- Iar,cb with arms, ammunition, and one small
h,ass niece The crews deserted tie boats when the
sunboe: made its appearance, and took 10 the WOODS
The expedition was a complete success, and mneh
damage was inflicted on the enemy.
"A flag of truce came into Berwick's on Wednes'
dsy, accompanied by Col. Franklin II. Clack, a
vel.known lawyer Of this city, but at present in
command Of a regiment of Rebels beyond the Teche.
The flag was for the purpose of returning "a few
psroled men Of the LIST Indiana who had been put In
charge of some mules 10 bring them into camp, but
were met by Rebels on the way and gobbied up, to-
Fether with the stock"
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PERSONAL.

Capt II. A. Smith, Chief Comnlseary OF suo'
sistence on the staff Of Gen. X ~ Mitchell, Hea A'
Macon City, Mo-, on the 18th int ihe deceased
was born in CLautauqua County, and Tor some
wears was an editor in jamestown. lie ws' ~
yeafs Of age.
Tile Rev. Henry L. HeIapseai Chaplain Of no
9th Massachusetts Volunteers, died Oh SUNDAY
morning, ut Gen. Summers Headquarters. Mr.
.Iempste4d Wa formerly pastor Of The Waier'own
Methodist Episcopal Church. and was formerly
Chaplain at the State Prison.
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Wonrs AND CmILpnES CnEwIya ToBAcco.-A

WOMEs AND CHILDREN CHEwISG ToBkcco.-A
Mis-our, letter in The Dubuque T.m's says tobacco
is used among the natives III the ruraldisrics In
discriminatory by both sexes, children as we'll rs
adults, both FOR chewing and smoking. A Forging
party near Har,sylle recently called ut house where
ihey found woman and thirteen children, the three
edest being girls, and all "chewing power -
Of tobacco. One Of the party reinarkiDg that she
WAS The frst woman he ever saw chewing tobacco.
the old WOMAN exclaimed, oval, now, wbar was
Won brought M 7 Never seen woman chsw 'bscar !
Gucss You hain't been round much. Don't you have
any ladies where you was raiStdF'
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Moro Tulk of Mediation.

Special DiIpatch 70 Tho KVening Post
wAsHIsGros, Monday, Dec 20, 1902.
The National Republicans Of this morning inti-
mates that foreign mediation is close at hand, and
adds that perhaps it will be offered with the consent
Of our Government.
No ground ID assigned for this statement, and the
story is not believed.
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COURT CALENDAR-rnls DA.
Weather Reports-DEc. 90. 1862.

BosroS, Mass, 8 q m.-Thermonletsr so. Wind s. w
Clear.
MONTREAL. c. E.,1 a. m-Thermomt,G 32o Baome's
1854 Wind y w. Cloudy and mild.
QUEBEC, c. r., 8 a. m,-Therp.ometer 2So. Baromete
~ 50. Wind L.. Showing.
RlxousKl c. f., a m.--The fmoineter go. Barometer
30 IS. Wind 3. W. Clear.
ToRoNro G. w, a. m.-Thermoineter 39' Barometer
29Os. Mid and cloudy.
PoRr slRSA, G. w, a. m.-Thermometsr 400. Mild.
BuYPlLo, N. Y 3 q. Thermometer 4o. Barometer
20 ~. Wind w. Cloudy aud mild
CmcAeo, H. Ia m.-rhsrmeme.or 40. B'rometef2s 40
Clear m , -
CIScmyAri. O.. ga. Y-Thermomster 400. Wind NJ E.
Clear - .
FoKrRE. MosRoE, Va, a n. Thermometer 4So Bar
H.liyAx. N s m-Thermometsr 800 windN Over
csst. 49,. 49,. ,
PORTLAND, Me-, a. m.-Thermometer $40 Wind S. w.
Clear , ,,,. - -,
BosrOS, Mass, 9 g. m.-Therm0meter $50. Wind w
srrrsesrxLp. Mass a. IN. Thermometer 80 Wind
". w. Clear. -. 49,. 49,
Nvw YoIK, a. m.-Thermornetsr 3d'. Wind s. W.
Clear - 49, .
PHILADELPHIA, Q g. m.-Thermomster Ao. Wind 5. T..
Clear m "a -
WAsnIsGroH, D. G., . D. n.-ThNmomctx go. Wind
N. w. Clear.
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Naval.
ARRIVAL or THE U. g. sIoOP-oF.vAR



SARATOGA.
The U. s. sloop-of-war Saratoga, from the West
Coast Of Africa. arrived a. PHILADELPHIA. and all
si-'f'd opposite the Maryland on Saturday morn
hs. Sic ia an oiG-iaShioued soo2, and carries y
Sui&' benga fac-simile OF the Dale, which arrived
Hfiladelpbia about two moI.hs siace. The Sara.
nes .1iled fron the Delaware Breakwater Oh tie
.c,l Of November 1861, under tAeu) Commander
Aiiied Taylor for he West Coaft Of Africa. AFTER
80 excellent voyage, she arrived at Cape Mount on
INC fne <9lh u December, and anchored OF MOnroyia.
Liberia, on the 30th.
she reached ST. Paul de Loanda, West Coast Of
s Hsipea On Tho 18th Of January ISC2 On the 9th
february the Saratoga captured tie Aoerican
~, Express On the 2ist Of AprI she captured
s s aavei Nightingale, under American colors. with
o., naaye Africans slowed between decks. On tie
-" VI August, 1862, a! Fernando Po Capt. Taylor
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FROM NHyY-OBLEaNs.
Executive Order,

,uApIIsHIyG PROVISIONAL COURT IN LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHISGToS, Oct 90 1862.
The insurrection which has for some time pre-
aid in several Of the sse Of Union including Louisi
an. having Temporarily subvertei and swept away the civil
Institutions ofthc State including the judiciary aid tue judi
80, authorities 81 the nion that II has become necessary
"a hold TIE in rliaTy occ1Pson; and Il being inden
,.ty Necessary thai there sla be some Judicial trbuhs FL
ns there capable Of admit eiiug justice have, theIeoTe
tbou Iroyor TO appoint and dc hereby constitute
prov. rl Court which shr be Court OF Record for the
State Of Louisiana, and hereby appoi1t CHARLES A;
fx,ponY O Newly e be Provisional Jv1ee TO hold said
orr With uthoy 70 hear try end determine, all causes
siyt and criminal incuGi Causes ia law equity revenue,
nd admir- and psr'cclarly FL such powers and risiic
s5 belong to the D.1ct and Ceu Of the United
s csuoTu u his proceeding so fer as possible 70 TIE
sour OF practice which hss been customary
n The Cours Of the United States ana Louiians-hi dg
"a empower tie scid Judge 70 make and estat sh
ub rules aud regulations may be necessary for the e1ss
else hi- snd TO 2llnt Atto..S
fvcons AtoTnsv MsI,s sud disk, according 10 ssch
,en.s ard prac;ce before ussroaeo and such rules
nd regulations my DO made aud established By ssid
lad, These appointments are ~ continue during ihe pleas
.fthe presideu. extending beyond the military
a;on OF tie City Of New the restoration Of the
ev authority IL mat city ~ IL TIE state OF ons rs lhese
se.rs ha be pad Of the contingent fund Of the al
DsnaItmen, ccmrelsati as follows;
81 conn oe certified by The Secretary o. War.
xepy Of iis orCr certified BY lie Secretary Q. War ard
Let isal Of the United States be
basuE.o affixed r,.,-.,. r,,,cor,-
Bythe Presidents WIiIIAr Il sKwAAD Secretary Of state
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAsE:yCT0S, 23d Oct Der. 1862
Hereby certify that the toegoins 10 true coy duly
Order Of the President of tJe United States constituting
Provisional Court Tor the stese Of Lo4isis.s
Witness 10y hand and sea o. ne w! Department; -,
EDWIN II STANTON, Secretary OF W az
attxs
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ADVERTISEMENT
AyNouscsMEsT-TmE NEW SCHOOL PRACTICE.

THz New YoRx MzpioAL IssTIrrTs OF ELxorRioirY AID
HroIHss No. Union Square is open for the treatment
Of al Acute and Chrsuic Diseases such hopeery In
eur.bls BY other systems Deopstieus Of Anatomy and
Clinical Lectures.
J. WAlrsR scorr, NJ D., Res!dent Physicians
JoHS h. BEDFORD. NJ ID, and
w. w. SHELDON, ~ D., Professors.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRRss MONROE, Friday Dec 70. I5b1
The British frigae Melpomene came up and an
chored in the Roads last evening.
The Passaic arrived in Hampton Roads this fore
noon.
Christmas was generally observed in this Depart.
men.
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Order from Posimasier-<ienernI Blair
SuspendinH she Mail Sfrvice on the
Louisville and Nashville Raiiroad.
PosT-OFTIcg DRPARrNEsr,
WAsHInsTOs, Dec "a, 10

W.saIssros. Dec q. lt62
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
having refused to convey the mails between those
cities fren aud after tho lst proximo for the COM
pensaion authorized BY law, the service viii be sus-
pended Oh that and lis branch routes from that date.
NJ. BLAIR, Postmaster General.
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iAdyerisement-l
THE T1NITTD STATES TAX LAW.

Now REApY pamphlet Of ~ pages fine white paper
Beside tho BILL which IL word Tor word in accordance with
the original teIt append 10 IL Alphabetical Rrcapgli
on Of every article taxed by the law and the amount
Of The tar to be ieved thereon This renders complete
and convenient az II 10 possible to make it.
Price cents postpaid ~ per 100 If cent by eIpre's 70
pei lOJ II by mall. Address THg TKIyUsE. Nsw.fork
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Advertisement.l
IAdyerti.sment.l

MASON JoNES.-IIis phrenology, with por-
trait In tho January PrREsoLoeicAL JOURNAL now ready
Nswsmen have It. u year or loo. number
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Disarter 10 the Brig Marina.

PORTLAND. Me, Monday Dec. 70. 1862.
Pur.er Srencer of tie steamship Bohemian, at this
port, makes the following report: In Lat. % Ion.
IL took of the crew of the brig Marina Of Dundee,
from Montreal for Dundee, leaving the brig IN a
snkIng condition.
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before Juftfcc NLEHkE =.
Jacob L. Van WaIt ct al at. Francis Pine.-Settled
SUPERIOR COURT-GKsEHAL TKRN-Dec. 3L-Bsiors
Justicss BARBouR aud ROBERTSON.

SUPERIOR COURT--GKsEaAL TKRx-Dec. T-Bsiors
Justices BARBOUR aud ROBERTSON.
DECISIONS.
James Mason agt. Zebedee Riny.-Order appealed
from modified See opinion OF the Court by Justice Bos
worth 49,
John FOCAL ct al sst Joseph Piro. ct aJudgmsnt re-
ysr,ed aad trial granted with costa to abide event.
Opinion by Justice Harbour.
Uu,syu. A. scheii. ct all at. VIM. Sturg' ct aOrder
affirmed Opinion by Justice BoswoItb:
Samuel f. Phrlp. ss, Syyanus Ward ct h.-Appeh DIS
missed with ! 10 costs. Option by Justice Boswor,h
The Continental Bsnk Moses Bramhal. demurrer
ov.ruled Judgment appealed from affirmed with costs
Opinion by Justice Robert,on.
Before Justice WHITE.
Helen L. McNaught sg John McNaught-Divorce granted
SPECIAL TaEN-Dec 27.-Be.oTe Justice BARBOUR.
DECISIONS.
Iouis PiQuolet agt. Darius Geer ct al.-Motion
denied with costa Papers left in the Clerks Office
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Advertisement, |

ARCHAEOLOGICAL
NINE. DEMoREsT's beautiful frstprcmium 50
Running Stitch SAVING MACHINE 1t I. msVeousy simple
snd sfcient and beautiful Holiday Presen Sent free Of
express CHARGE on receipt Of S. NINE DKsoKEr t3Bwy
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Total .......:'.'.'..;,.;;;,'....'''''''

document receive. from the Controller accom- pspisd
BY certified copy Of preamble and Tesoluon adopted ~
the Of the Lsnd Oihce relative TO lapd' In the
Conlru..ion consisted Of Lieut-Ooy Csmpbsl Horaio
Ballard Secretary Of State Controller Eobus9n WIN u;
Levi, Tressurer an1 Wln. b. Taylor STAG Engineer aud
Surveyor The preamble sets forth that whereas the state
of seT seiog four paoois to the Dty Of c".
YORK is It'll the owner .! parcels Of ground reclaimed
from tho Bsrlor Of New York sceainef ~ tile survey
De b. the FL and the resolution provides f
the spuinmen ut OF Committee 10 confer with tie Copofa.
ton oEew.York with view to the sale Of said land Laid
. -
Mr Bodies resolution. giving the control Of the Central
PARK TO the Street ComsOner was taken up, and on MI
B - motion laid on the tsDs.
ne resolution sppopsting IS 900 for the relief 81 sick
aud oun1 diers from the battlefield OF tredeficksburs
va. erred Committee National AesiTs, when the
Board 40 ouu4ed until p ~. to-day.
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A LIKENESS OF YOUR Mind, or your mental
portrait would make spprop Holiday present for ndy
or gentleman, spd may be bad Of FowLKa WELLS Phre
no orists, Ne. 20a broadway.
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

PERSECUTION OF UMoy MEN IN ELIZABETH,
N 1.-THE Grand Jury Of Union County recently found bills
Of Indictment against Mes John Wood and Johnson OF
Providence, the Rev. Mr. Armstrong Of PaiBhcld Maj
Cromwell of the United States Army and Dr. s. Townsend
Of NewYork for disturbing and dispensing Democratic meet
Ing Tho facts developed make apparent thst the 'o-caed
Democratic meeting in reality Secession gathering or
gained break up Union meeting previously appointed "a
be held on the evening the immediate nsghborhoo
The notices for the Union meeting extensively ecu
lated a. well az read In the churches The Buernut Assem-
blsge congessed drinking saloon opposite the 10y
gathering Party feeling at beth stands ran high and imam
msory speeches were made The trials took place last weel
tending to prove that the Buernu meeting VI" organized
for express purpose Of breaking the Unon meeng
Of the Grand Jurors down from tho box ana 40
peared with the Dist ct Attorney public prosecutor MAJ
Cromwell had been indicted for denon1cns traitors ~
after me.ting them on the Peunsula in open conflict III,
Jury charged decidedly In favor Of the CONVICTION oil
the Unonss by Judge Haines, which they
almost muedis.ely rendered verdict Of nos guilty
A YOUNG WOMAN IN TRoUBLE.-A rather line
young woman named McIver arrested On sstur
Jersey City charged with having committed an ar
and battery with . rawhde on M NcCabe. a ne s,aii
made az the Hedden NJ T. Church OF which MI NC, 40
"a a ssscon and the young formerly membe
and Sunday School teacher The young woman was
some time since charged with setting IRE TO the pantn
while she acting hou.exeo er In the absence
his WIFE Miss Mclver alleges that the hrst charge Wa
altogether worthy OF church member, ard for WHICH sh
threatened to casgste him In the presence OF the
the church The gave bonds 10 answer the COUNTY
Court when the affair will probably be fully ventilated
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The nrmhcr NJ daatbs in this

CITY MonTaLiTr.-1he number Of deaths in this
city during tho pas, week oes being an increase Of %
upon the uuubs the previous week and more than the
number Of death, In the corresponding week OF 1861 Tho
death. from acute disease 20, from chronic disease
lls; from external causes, 20.
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SUPREME coURT-srrcrAL TxRx-Drc. 20

SUPREME COUKT-SPEcIAL Thkh-DEc' 2"
DECISION.
Cornelius Lore agt. VIM. Whitney, ct sl.-Judg-
m.nt for defendants dsms.ins complaint with costs See
opinion - ~. II, p.
DECISIONS.
Lewis Mile agt. G.. n. Porter, ct al.-Injunction
ds.ol vod $40 costs 49,,
NJ w. Butler at Nathaniel W. Drgse. et a--Mouon de-
Msrssrs, Gaulec sst John Gaudee-Counsel fee OF SIS
allowed Motion for alimony denied.
Anna c. Smith sst John snith-Mo!ion FOR aimony and
allow denied -.
Caroline smith as Samuel B. Smth-Counse fee OF Ssc
allow ed and motion for alimony denied 49,
VIM j. Sherwood sst. John L. Barton. ct aL-Ailowance
of i've per cent ordered.
jaime. r. Devoe ast John Austin. ct d-Motion denied
n re Pene-Rsoencs ordered to take proof Sc and to
Hale. Deity sgt VIM. s. Collins, ct L-MOtion granted with
ei0 costs.
Before Justice CLERKE.
Jacoh l. Van Wart ct al at Francis Pine-Settled
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EytsrEp.--Yesterday half dozen men, claim
ne 20 have recently left the Bh Navy enlisted IA one oil
The Metropolitan Regiments md wsrs duly sworn 10 At ponce
headquarters.
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The Sons OF OsEID..-The Sons OF Oneida IN
this city sbo seventy in number will leave here on
Wednesday, for Albany to cooperate with similar or
ANIMATION from Utica IN assisting a, the Inauguration Of Gov
seymour The Sons dino in tho evening at consre" Hail.
AID expect to 10 favored with speech BY the Governor
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Drc

United STATES DISTRICT COURT-DEc q.
REBEL STEAMER CONDEMNED.
A final decree Of condemnation was entered to-day
s,sins, tho Rebel steamer Ella Wsrley ILis vessel ~.i
move an prize her cspors She has been taken
by the Government appraisal Of $4,000 Part Of her
cargo consisting Of munitions Of war &c las also been t:ksn
Tor the use the War Department at an appraisal OF Slbt
s. Tho bance Of the consisting Of hsa cheese and
proyisions, will be sold ct public sale next week.
Before Judge Belts.
AgoIIyfR PRIZE VESSEL CONDEMNED.
The Rebel steamer Ella Marley, captured several
months since has been coudsmrod prize and ordered to
be cold, by Judge Belts
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At meeting Of this Board yesterday afternoon at
Deg srtmont setting forth tina: the balance in ts
the z5h inst wa. t2s2o a5i %. communication
received from the Controller with the drn o. ordisaDce
alg following additional appropriations foI the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

REDEMPTION OF PosrAGE SrAAPs.-Up TO the
present tp. about LEGO packages eOntuns sums ranging
ssts $780, have been rsosIvsd ii the Po'@ohe" Of
which 100 have been examined and are ready for 70
denItion.
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CaRp OF THisEs.-Ths members Of Company E,
2sh Maino nany desire to tender their Acknowledgements
to Mo. s,ursi, Co. Of No. 81 South street. for twenty
at geese fer h, Christmas dinner They also preens their
sincere thanks 10 the ladies Of Brooklyn ard veiniJ Tor deli
c.ele. and neeea.Iies contI.butsi to her hospital
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPgcIAL rsRN-DEc. 2s.-Bsiore
Justice WbIrE.
DECISIONS.
Helen l.. Mcknight ag,. John McNaught.-
Judgment Of divorce granted
EIzar ali ar Henry g. EyMOton for stay of proceed
ings denied, with 81 costs.
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AsoIHxR PRIZE VESSEL co
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-DEc. 2s.-Besor'
judge RyTTs.

WORE PRIZE VESSELS CONDEMNED.
The steamers Anglia and Scotia have been con-
dsmncd as prizes. and ordered to be sold
b, has been hed asainst the schooner Lewis u noe
recently CAPTURED of the coast Of North Carolina az pr
FINAL entered this morning 10 the es<es Of the
prize schooners Water Witch and Rambler.
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A NKw FLAG TO The FIRST SouTH CARoLIsA
yoIrsrsHHYestsrdsy. Of the Daughters Of Connec-
cut prs.ned Col Amy the State Agent for Connecticut
in ,h. city for tn. First South Carolina Volunteer
handsome ,k dag Manufactured BY Tidsny Co.. ct cost
Of 400.
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SAvAex ADMINISTRATIONS o'clock on Sunday
evening MI Esson and his wife, residing at No Hudson
place. Wet Thirty fourth street. they were returning from
church IN Eighteenth street were appealed to BY two ladies
for protection from the incidence OF some rowde' Mr.
n..op stopped and administered gentle reproof to the party
and proceeded on his way but when he passing Nine
tsenih Ninth Patrick Pheanone Of the row
des had followed him. knocked him down and jumping
upon hi. body BIT of portion Of ms thus disnguHnE
Nj. Fason for life Ofcer Boyd Of the Sixteenth Precinct
arrested PkelAn and yesterday he was taken before justice
Kelly And committed ia lral Ia default Of 1000 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONS-pEc. 2T.-Before Re-
corder HoyrMAs.
The Recorder sentenced Jacob Picanini, convicted
Of grand asery to the State Prison for two years Charles
r. Cav convicted Of al with dangerous weapon. to
the Psnenary for year aud Johanna BrnaHn. con
ycled Of petit larceny to toe Cy Plson lo thty DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30
u 8. COMMISSIONERS oFFlcE-Dso. 2a-Bsf0Ee Cor

Charles Knight ana - Scott, mates OF .ne 81
John Bright, brought up on chsrEe OF committing
assault upon John Delay seaman on board t1ss YES
The Commissioner held them 20 bail Ia : 800 each