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ALEXANDER zaNFRETrA.
TRUTHS. TRUTHS, TRUTHs.
In relation to this MAMMOTH CONJUCTION
OF 1hLENT. which during s sxisience,is the
osn osi, nm M a 6 P6ssspr ,, to truth,
A COMBINATION OF STARS:
MILE ZANFRtrra is the rams who va. the
ehiei feature-ihs .. LDolpsl card-1fthe KAVELs,
and Fr.ncOls Ksvsl, re. e asklss, . the MART,
fsinss the noss tests s On Tee SRp per
RESDU ptttoxt . balancs-SolI. N. il your1
WEEKLS psid q % 'a any ME- ais.
before the publ for cunIipu I'd ensegere,t she
na, ior inonies. snd ssiI oontlnuse.l IN the re-
$3.50 fHRsT HuynR.D AND TIsTY DOLLARS $3.50
FOR week of six EISSts.
MILE MARrlrTt RAvEL il the nieos Of GabrleI
pears, the chief Torp isoaorea seasstior cfTe ~.
sot SinaIns VIC nave sea er Y II roIne Cor er
sac h.s for more taEn JssT cen the cLiefsitrto-
t!on at Toe New YORK Canterbury.
Miss Ey. BRENT i, pronouro d. without dis.
i Toe TIE paohc She hiss beoa, for two year,, ne
vsr, hrst fsy"rits, anc drawn: the rg.it sing ns
. aeon Opera HOUSE Havana, she orssied a esns.e
t-oa SLtrsis eohFsinE the Italian 0Ssr. D0nnas.
The SfIsRIsT BRoTHERs-All will rercSmo.r tia
sai and mott a.tonisaiIs ftalaTe oonnertsd With
u, tae SeisrIst BTotneTs rkey change tbe ubole
rhsy were the originals OF the Trap the Psrohe,
ana nemei ocs other EIml ar acts. 1ney sta nd 10.
day, THE FIRST LIVING 6YMNASIS,
McHsIHuR vAIARDR, from the RopzSniIs la
very hrst MALE DANCER IN The VOID.
ALexANpRg ZANTRRIrA. brother olnGe neaut,-
idl asnIfetts, excels ali males In Amer o. q J. m.
CcEde Iendq, tLd performs = Pas Sou on an euore
:aoas palr OF stills. - S""i
,".No CHANGE In the PRICE oFAn-
Admission Is cents; Crohestr. Ch.irz so oant.
Doors open ~ IA performances sI az o.c'o.a
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~SER hW BERRY, CREAM, AND
ih4 Floral Festival. for the benefit Of Union
Ghsse, Ms,hSni:t +. Church, to be held n ON
NIGHTS: the 18Th l7th ar Iatn In, tant j at the
corHe7 o. 18th street and Pa ~. TIE ladies oordi
ally In,ltH the PnDIc to attend. lie l4-lts
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STEsIIlNWyVA.y = SONS AND HAVEN Z A
b fs SSn,s q ss!spsstsd risnos ave Always to-
sss metc.y Prices Tor essh Sr aScrovsd INN
isa W W. S :. e sEEs4esHs9tnrrs....
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i,5 a.v46. GREEN + p W TihKRi yTsu:iss;

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioueers.
RUSIEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Iy
"A PROVED hEAL Estate IN THr oifY on W.s8-
ISsToN|by virtue Of deed Of trust RECORDED
smoi the lsno record. Of Warrington courty, %
Y, IN Lloer a. 3, No. 90. 81 fl'iO ls7 ef ses i
shall sell az Public Auction, on SATUsDsYsfSt
Gay OF July, 1852, 81 the once OF G Mo-; ME 4
20 huenoneere, At Eve O'Clock D. n the ri los-
rs neA Estats sltuste In the CITY Of " ssniat ton,
Lots a. a, IS "a. .pd Is, in square No. sea.
ALSO esrt OF OF q, In tke subai.i,lon of Let,
Sos % %, AID IL. IN square SIS, froatng on In
oi1na everue; near tAe CITY Hal.
separately. 'S~' WIZ % 0IeieS
a, The terms OF sale are: One fourth in cash a..
t1s reafoue In slx, twelre ard e:chtFea mcnfIs
VIE interest from the day Of sac; tie defa-fed
hatme1ts 70 be secured hJ notes s.tIsfsotory 10
.ne nas.es 2. snd her, By deed OF trust uvon it
tIoletJ lof tls purchase OF which Euca Ctes sasg
nave oee.l RESP cctlyS4y given,
ttese tS.Ii.E be net Complied with an third gay
sitsr inc tao the trut,ee reserves fhe TI.ht 70 re-
SCI, upon thT~e days' a0tlSe, a. the riss nnn an
Hens+ or the defeEiiIng suTohsssr ~ -
All conveysneing ct the eToen,s NJ Oh. ,r,ol.
fers resye5tvelY ~ s-e t1iS4s
NJ. CARLISLE, Tru,ses
!es-ou ). q. SoGUIRE A Co. A1c,r.
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H~sTRAwBERRYF EsTIvAt..-Tb. la
u-g dies Of the Ninth Street Methodist Protest
ant Church VIII hold . Strawberry Festiysl AZ the
Rooms Of the Young lens Christian ssoolstiop,
opposite Browns o ei, commencing TO. NIGHT
(Tuesdey, and continue til Friday night 2ath in
Will be on hsnd.- il ~ a. :
n~LECTURE!-Pro Professor HARMoN. Of p,I-
~ hmore, wi lecture in Wesley Chapel, nj.
r. vGhurebt eornsr Fifth and F stiest, on
WEpNESDAY EVENING, the 18th instant. at
9 O'Clock su'jsct-"A pooaiypte Dresnlers and
the!I Dreams" The kno.n ability Of Professrr
b. Is sufh oent assnrsIo that the lecture viii be
of interest Tickets of inns SION IS cants To be
had ~ Mr.. shepherds Bookstore and at the church
door on the night of lecture. jsI s,s :
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
F0RO's ATHENEuM.
Tenth street, near P~nnsyivanis CT.
VIE EvENINe
rirEt Aepearspcs Of the
BEAUTIFUL OLIVIA!
Fire A P7ssre-oe CT th.
FA-caNa FINS vi IVA!
First Appesrance of the
GRAC ErUL OLGVIAl
Firs, PIP ssrsnce of the
YOUNG AND bEA UTIfU L OLIVIA!
In al her Char, cter Dsnas!
Eighth night o, great orsms of city life, written
by Mr., W. b. ENGLISH, and en- tiled
FAST MEN OF WASHINGTON!
s7lerdidly gotten up With
NEW LOCAL ENRRY,
By IR. JOSEPH Parker.
Fast Men. Fast Men. Fast Men. Fast Men
Fast Men
Fast Men
Fast EAGT Nav
Fast Men
Fast Men
last MEN, Men
Fast Man
rat Zen
Fast Men. Fs,t Men. Esst Men. Fast Men
During the Play
JACKSON HAlNkS, The CHAMPION SKA
1900 TER OF fHE WORLU,
VIII appear IN variety OF most extraordinary
evolutlons on skates.
incidental TO the eos,
A. COMPANY OF FEMALE MiNSTRELS
VIII pear IN several scenes of irresistible hum Or,
lnterspereed With
SONGS. DANCES, PRACTICAL JOKES, &c.
Doors open at half past O'Clock performances
TO begin at susrter- past 8.
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By GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Auotioneey,

'kosEEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
= AecfioNc-un THURSDAY. the IS b cav Of
& M on the premises, By virtue OF deed Of trust
rom tlemming Jor. an to the subsoriber, benrins
9tSe me JUN Gay OF May, leBs aud duIJ record ed m
tloer y A . No Us, fohOs f75, GA aud <7s ore ~
me tsno recoros Il w a. gton county In the Dis
Slot OF Co:emols, part OF Lot Numbered one N In
Seaaie humoered nj Inc hundred and forty i've Ies5l
Iontng - Test OF lota street east and oonta,nin.
srszl sSuare feet. more or less
Terms cash- Conyey.neIng ~ cost of purchaser
WM- n. WARD. Tsustee
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FUTURE DAYS.

By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer,-
CONFEC TIONERY STORE PiXrUREs
~ ELass Cans &c AT ucrIoN -On RI IJPss
DAY next, 18th lustsn; we shall cell, st 70 o,ooet
r.t ~ ConteotioneTy Store Of Mr - Alder NJ
$40 Penn. avenue, bstve0L lst and Sd streets vs,t
Con ectionery 80 re Fixtures,
Ice Cream Free 1ers, SaGGcTs,
MSrble top Tables,
Cane scat ChsIr.,
Gou nters and Shelving,
Two 6ne Glass Cases.
Candy MSohIne q Cutters
With many other sTtIcies wkiah VA 6aau, r,,.,
.essary 10 enpmersee.
Se rms cash.
lelI-e GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucta,
By BoTELER & WILSON. Auotjones-,
MULES, HOkrES ".
Sons. &C, AT AUCTION On TITEaD.r
mOkNiNS, Jrne nth, commenoinr AZ IL oSo1s
We shaH sell 10 front Of the stables Of Coot A. o.
on 6lh rect, south % the avetpe- w.
I'M ~ i've superior yoglE Mules.
Three hne work horses,
Eight wagons. md Carts,
One Buggy Wagon,
Sets OF Harness, saddles, Brides Ac
sale peremptory. FERNS cash
JeH BOIELEk q WILSON a-,.,
III EABOVE S4JETS UNkycIn.
Pos'pored until SATURDAY MORSfNG FL
2 &C, ct same hour and Place NiNo' JUS
leH 8oTELEk z WILSON, Auts.
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HE PURT REPUBLIC BRIDGE.
Ilis now stated n behalf of Col Carol, com
manding at the Port Republic Bridge, that b.
aeted undfr positive orders OF Gen Shields not
10 destroy the bridge bat 10 bold IL 1t ali hazard,
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hInOf Hmuseneats oTaTe 20 Q como ufio1,
As fitting Snale to tho
HUST OF AEfI Sic TALENT
WHICH curing the past .aeon has graoed the rita
OF this, the MOST CURREGr aad ONLY
Leg siMAfELY CONDUCTED
Co n y T. at III H. L.
IN america
Messrs. Peroi- a. b Co have Effected arran.snan,.
VITA tnsr Cnist stars Of the New YORK Can
PHI aaeiphIa olympic. for
series of nj gIta
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GROVER'S THEATRE.
Ps. sverue, near lStA st. and the willard House
CHARLES DICKENS!
w. Il. 6URTONM
&c., JoaN BRoUsHAM ~
% U M n q U x r. 9 g,
In Dlcfl Ecceptr Ctricatures,
AS arranged by Mr.. BrOugh s "a, from the beautiful
novel of
DOMBEY & SON,
Inc distinguished and ropalar oomedIsn, Mr.. ID.
SEFCHELb, seDesring TOR the frat time in the
greatest Of BurtoniAn characters,
CAPTAIN CUTTLEi
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MILE ZtNFRETrA.
MILE MARIETTA RAvRL.
ruE MISS EVA BRENT,
MONSIEUR VALhHDE
ALEXANDER ZaNPRE7TA
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REFRIGFRAyORS!
AS We intend to II ov5 bsof 70 our old stand in
few days, W. will cell s few -
RkFR CREATORS, sayii
We row haSe on hand, at cost. az.
4. H: 6 II. J. GREGORY
Sol Pa. avenue, tetv cen 9Th and 10Th ats,
Jo IL SCuh slde
The sun., 1862-01-16
ship Buiidins In New York.

The New York ship yards, which have been re-
sounding day and night, with the din OF GJyern-
ment business, are now comparatively quiet. Tho
'Mortar Fleet" tCommodore Porter'sl is now httoi
out, and the schooners oompodng It are receiving
their monster ordnance Al the Navy Yard. This IL
supposed 10 be the Art OF the series Of 'great
petitions undertaken the Atlantic seaboard, ~
the Government agents have ceased N charter or
purchase steamers and sailing vessels ferry boats,
canal boats, and whAtevsr other variety o. naval
crah they could obtain at any price. But though
the Hhipbailders have no moro Government Jobs to
do, and are, general rule, nearly out Of work,
a few still occupied with valuable private con-
trarts. VIM. II. Webb Co. are employing large
force Of mechanics ON the two new Italian igates.
The keels Of both have been laid, and the yard is
Eirewn with timbers shaped for the futnro frames.
The question OF the tnickne6s Of the Iron plating,
tract was awarded has been decided in favor OF tho
inch size, which Ia the one generally adopted in
the construction Of ircn-clAd vessels in Europe. A
dew small steamers and ferry boats are in process oi
construction In other yArdA
The New York ship builders are preparing pro-
posas for the twenty gunboats, or more accurately
speaking, ''iron clad steam batteries" which arc
provided for In blu now before Congress, and Ger.
tain 70 pass. The specifications, most minute and
elaborate, have been already drawn up. The prin.
cipsl dimensions Of the boats will be 2i6 feet and
inches IN length, - feet In extreme br eaith, and 10
feet II inches in depth Of hold Each boat Is - have
two revolving turTets worked on familiar mo.hani-
cal principles, and each containing columbai Of
the arges. ealibre which, by movement Of the tur-
ure TO aay point Of tho horizon. The turrets will be
81 y Feet In diameter, and about feet i}h, and
will be cqmposed OF solid oak 10 inches thick, wi'4
an inside iron plating Of inches, and an OUTSIDE
iron plating of inches. Al the ends Of the hui the
plai1y will be 81 in. thick; for e space OF 10 II.
nom either end 8s1 In. thick; and over tho rest 10.
the vessel An In. thick. The iron must be subject
n test equal 10 tensile strain Of 5000 lbs, on
tho square inch. The estimated entire weight Of
the pa,es Is about 69oH tons. II the contracts are
fairly awarded - tie lowest responsible bidder tn
ship builders c New Yors will probably gee ten Out
@! the twenty bcats.
The sun., 1862-01-16

At the last meeting Of thu Board Of Alder.
men, Alderman BRADr gave u an iniiEht into
The way things are dons At Albany, BY the
amour cement that hs aud his sssocistss have
killed the Health Bll In the Lsgislsturs, year
sfte' year, By iudicious application q the
rule Of dollars and cents. Al tbs same tine,
Mr.. BsApI gave Il " bis opisiou that Ill the
Legislature get up thsb bills for d. that they
may be hired not 10 pass them. At tbs start.
ling assertion, Alderman BooLx, In gl1,, Of
virtuous indignsdop, sprsng 70 his fest With
the inquiry
"lou dont mean to insnuaN that they tai {
nnrcy ="
Mr.. BRApr--" Yos, I dc. paid them hard dol
trs took Up $4,000 last year. rut II IN ito
bod, and alcpt over II 10 tbo DelavAln Boup, Pot
that was moi enough. ] had 10 como bscl snd ret
$1,000 more.
l'y our report OF the prooscdinss in tho Re.
tsmbly yesterday, II will be seoo that the ffAni-
noss Of Mr. BRADr has crsstsd considerable
ez cittnent among the gontenen al AltGnT,
Ant the suyoct Of the Aldsrma5s charge has
beer refcned, by nenly unanimous vote, toG
committee, with power 10 cal for persons ard
pspors. We shLl loot nov for intsresunGJe.
veloT mepts and hops NJ. RHlpT viii le 1rs.
pared TO sivs US further psrtcui.rs at Ii,
prs.c- tina
The sun., 1862-01-16
nIintArH nd Naval

large force Of regulars and volunteers were
stationed at Fort Craig, New Mexico, on the 2ota Of
December, and an expedition down the Rio Grandc,
in the direction Of For Flmo7 was talked o. The
regulars there oOnHist Of all the Fih Infantry,
cept two companies, two companies Of the Seventh
Infan:-y, Light Artillery Company two COM
paniss Of the Seoond Cavalry, and part ofthe Third
The volunteers arl AL New AexicanS very few Of
whom speak Enslish.
The death Of JAmes keArney, late Lieut. C'oh'
o! tAe Corps Of Typographical Engineers, Is al
nourced. Colonel kearnsy was born N l'eiShl'
but came TO the United States at very early age
lie entered the army on the llth OF April ISIS as
Third Lieutenant In the Fllh Infantry. In july
1888, he was appointed Lieutenant Colonel {" the
Corps Of Typographical Ensinesrs, and held that
rOsitioa until sspsembsr 9Th. ieoi' when he wA4
placed uPoa The retired In IN Consequence o. IT,
The sun., 1862-01-16
DEATHS.

CRAIGHTON-oa Wednesday, 18th ir1lI
mas Craighton, in the Goth year o. Ais age. \
The friends and relatives Of the farnily1
spectmlly invited % attend the funeral. this
day) afternoon, at y'clJck, from his late rex
3i3 West Both II.
DARGON-On Tleslay, l4sh inst, Franz
p5n. horn in the PARISH of Lsig.lan, COuIil
low Ireland, aged 92 years.
His friends, and those Of his brother Edw =
respectfully invited - attend tie hnerS
rThurslayl aileIn ,on, 10Th Inst, at 4 o'cloc,
the resi- lenco Of his brother, l5o Caerry II.
FON-Ou woinosday afternoon, 18th Il
FOX, infant rop Il Mi1hNc. 2la X sIuna fo,
II months and 10 days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully
20 attend the funeral, this iThurslayl moo
inst, at Il o'clock, from the Tesideace Of his p
ab2 T. 'Ath ave.
KEEfE-Ou Wednesday, 10TH inst, Wido.
gnrgt kyrfe, y tive n! ILy.lAstOTr., c., kQl
Ireland, aged 70 years.
The friends ~ the family are respectfully
10 attend the funeral, oa Friday Afternoon
inst, at O'Clock, from the residence oi her
law, PitE Walsh, 90 West i!d 81.
MATTHEWs-Ou tho 18th inst, CStharint
tAeHS beloved laughter of Patrick and Ca,
Mathew, native Of puullk, ireland.
u,r friends and h.quaintAnces arc TespC
invited 10 attend the funeral, his aitcruoo
inst, at O'Clock, from ths residence Of her p
li3 West 2TtA ~.
MONAGHAS-On Wednesday, 18th ins,
Mona, han, aged 80 years and . uloutLs.
His friends and aclugintances, also the
beers Of the Hiberuia II. Society, are respectf
yted IN attend the funeral, ON Friday aft
l7th inst, at l o'clock, from his late residen
West lbtA ST.
McDONALD-At 81. Viueenrs Hospital,
i6tu inst oi paralysis, M, Mcdonald.
His rcmains will be inferred tomorrow
o',lock, =, M, from the Hospital.
REILLY-On W ,dnesday, 10th inst, Jo
| years snd 10 days.
The funeral will take place this CThur.iAy
noon, al IN O'Clock, from the reaidoaos of
rents' SI Ninth ave, cor, 5td -
The sun., 1862-01-16

Letters published In the Havana papers Of Jan
uary 9Th, report that there In difference OF opinion
ia Mexico City In regard 10 the war aud the aban
doninent OF Yera Cruz by the Mexican troops. The
moderate tone Of President JuAreL's message con
trAsts strongly with tho language Of the Inuniclpa
and other public documents on the matter. Som,
declare that the Mexican General ought 10 have
destroyed the Castle at San Juan d'Ulloa before eav
ing II.
The Mexican Congress has passed law Of gene
raj amnesty 70 political prisoners and calls npoI
people Of all political ShAdes 70 unite FOR the comm
defence Of the country.
The French and En-. .:liah legations, and Mr. Pick
ct, the Envoy Of the Southern Confederscy, had le
Mexico. French aud English subjects are 10 seek
the protection Of the PruBsiRn minister.
The Mexican Government has established a IA,
OF two per cent. on all capital over Ave hundrct
dollars In value, 70 bo collected In four Payments
Prom tho source we learn that the news o
the surrender Of Mason and slidell had reached
Havana, and produced but little sensation. Ma,
haretzek, with part Of his company, had arrvet
at Havana, and was lying sick at the Hotel Legrlnd
A grand bull hght was announced, in which = ccle
brated Spanish matador, Gayino, was W take part.
The sun., 1862-01-16

The confirmation ef Mr.. SrAHros a. Sscre.
sAry Of War by Co.grsss yestsrday, completes
shs good work the Prsidsnt began In rising
shove partisan prejsdicss and nopinsting q
National Democrat In place Of Mr.. CAMERON,
raen he hsd resolved on the removal Of that
esntiemAn- The patriotic ssrvioes Of Mr..
STANTON, ~ . msnbu Of Mr.. BuoHASAS's
extinct, as veil ~ his recognized ability and
kntegIty ss . man, sntiue him 70 this eonside-
sntion. Mr.. STATION has hithsrto been known
eAisAy for his ability - lawyer, and has yet
- be tested to the fall sxtsnt - a. executive
man. His course daring the Last days Of Mr..
BocuAr ASS sdmiHistratiou tails greatly in
his fsvoS, however, and thsrs seams TO be a
very general oon6danos that he Il the right
nan In the right place.
hr. PoRslr, Of The PhilsdsipAiA Payss, says
II him
he isa se~ess stodent and . profound thinker
snd hi. OF hiSrs yen-, tss rebels, and against
fs- as the isrthss, 70 sanihil.l. ,hs rebellion.
HiA ApPsintnsni viii be sxtinguizh-
ssss the purpose Of u. Prsdsn, % do honor % Tie
gsiiAnt m n Of AnssAsr kith NV serving in the
sented field: and 10 may had 70 sunA reorg lnlz
WOO Of parties - WIN secure the overthrow Of The
sosn1dss , "a ,hc p,@..s3 .ss P;sI..s.l' NE Gov
sor has resided In WAAhinStoA fos number o
years"
.Mingling with men Of an parties and al opn
kous I'm this great ceHtrs, ~ undzstAnds what the
nd viii, I think, come Up 70 the Anticipaiioas o
NE most exacting."
The sun., 1862-01-16
Confirmation Of MIR. stants. ~ S;cPctar
Of War.
DEATH OF NH. Ropnt4s.
TIE FINANCES
CONTRACTS TO BE CANCELLED.
TIE Banks and the Secretary % the
Treasury.

Wc3hin1'cn, Jan. i5.-The Senate, In executive
session today, confirmed the nomination o; ElSiH
NJ. stanton, as Secretary Of War, By vote ap-
Mr.. r 'imsn, chiet Clerk OF the Treasury DEPART
mint, died this rnprains after few days lllaess
His remains will DO .Sea 10 Philadelphia FOR inter
meni.
The United s,ltes T-easurer's last weekly state
neut 81 lws Shat the total amount on dep 'aIt was
S1,I0o 900, On wh!cA drafts had been drawn % the
amount OF S6,OJC,OCo The bullion funi ~ Sl'los,-
mo. The balance in the states under insurrec-
:!onlrv control is stated at 81 100000.
It pr table that several large contracts tor IRE
arms, to %. doliS cred long way IN the future, viii
he cancelled. An india rubber blanket contract i5
undcr are. ThIee dollars are paid for a blanket,
which an te bid .os cao dollar and sixty cents.
Tie result tSe various conferences held in
Washin ton 'y the representatives from Boards OF
Trade, Chambers of Clnmerce and Banking Insti-
;utons among Themselves and vita the ,oT ,tary oi
the Treasury, may be summed up briefly ~ follows
fTs', The general views Of the Secretary d the
Treasury are Assen'ed to;
second, The balzs vii receive and p'y out the
nted States notes freely, and sustain IN AZ GEop y
TRirl. The secretary will, within the next two
weeks, in addition 20 the current dAly pay meat OF
800 900 in United Gates notes. pay the further sum
Of al least 500 900. 900 in 30-l0o bonds to such
public creditors desire 70 receive them, and tAus
relieve the existing pressure upoA tho community.
Tourth. The issue o: United States demand notes
not TO be In reasei peyond the $50 900 900 now au,
.horled, but l. desired "a Congress WI. eT,sHd
the provisions OF the existing ban acts 80 Gst9 5hsoIe
toe Secretary 70 issue In exchange for nled states
demand notes, or In payment to creditorS' notes
PAYABLE In one year, bearing three and slN1y,hy'
hundredths per cenlnSnteTest and conNeIlpIe lhl'
seven and thirty hindredths three years oonis o.
To borrow, under the existing provisions, TO th'
amount OF two hundred and fifty, or three hundrec
millions of dollars.
| TiGh.-N is thought desirable that Congrsa
should enact general law relating 10 currency am
banking aAsociaiionA, embracing the general pTOvA
tons recommended by the Secretary In his report;
i Sirth,-N IL expected thai this action and lees .
! lAilon viii render Shs making a United btatea q
The sun., 1862-01-16

The news We are receiving from M,xicD Is OF
tAs usual puzzling character, though the inva-
Ecn Of forslga army has changed the old story
<wArring factiUas and civil fsuds. Toe Span
ssrds arc clearly in Vera Cruz, bat they are re-
Serted To be invested there BY the Mexican
General URAoA, who holds al the passes from
abe city, and has cat en osmmunic alton with
xAs intsrior, leaving Tie Invading army badly
sff5r supplies. TIE MsxioAns probably yielded
Ve-s Crus to save Il from . bsnbA-dmsnt,
AaTing 70 meet their sBsniss 10 bsttsr SdvAn-
age inland. Presidsnt JuARxz IL m mlSing vi
ec-ous preparations fer resistance, In accord
sEoe with the authority invested In him by
Congress. 62,ooo troops AAys been offered to
the Government BY the different States into
witch Mexico is dividsd, and It Ia asSer ed bat
Si:h no great probability, that the entire R.
vaSlic will furnish at once 100. 900 nsn ami l 10
pI-Ss Of artillery.
In his proclamation, referred 10 by our Haya-
IA correspondent yesterday, Ju ARR doniss tie
eea-gss upon which foreign interference with
Mexico are based, asserting the willingness Of
Ma government to satisfy all last elAi ms, s' far
90 the national resources will permit. "Al!
ss.ions, -" he adds, "And more especially Spun,
kLVe passed through times Of psnury and want,
snd almost all have had creditors who have
~Iited for better times In which 70 secure them
selves. From Mexico alone are slcriice, he
yend her strength required"
lie announces the policy Of the Republic tC
"a not to declare war but To rsPsl force BY forc'
safAI 80 i've means win permit With a bank
The sun., 1862-01-16

NJ. olNany gave notice Of bill 10 prohibit sus-
pension chain bridges at ferry landings.
BILLS INTRODUCED.


NJ olvany gave notice Of = bill 10 prohibit sus-
pension chain bridges ut ferry landings
puis,rrponrcxn
A., ,,
M hou'ro-tor me reilei OF soldiers OF New
i.ih' Ir,sh,iH IN reoel states.
hr aGhnlen-ro make the support Of the f,ni.
hth M AMuhtcers state TAX
MT Mwefpury-Io repeal tho capital punish
MN ~. I.".
ni' Stt'son htrouuced concurrent resolution in
IaVOt the arnncauonto 10 Congress Tor an hppropri-
as ior VIC nruperueience o. the city OF New ork,
sNia along the western and Northern frontier lakes,
ana 70 secure me reimbursement Q, state noneyex-
Pend'a IA sueh deience. Laid over.
MI; IN NJ Mullen introduced resolution to require
iht iuIl report OF the License Commisdoners oi
DSokISh adopted.
mt, Ir.Nost 90 quesslon OF pryueSe' read rhe
itIot, I ,n ,.o New l%. LLSEs OF Alderman brady's
thufc thm nc po%ht he LAST Legislature, and
u'.ac te Board % aldetrnen.
lie novel Us reference to the Committee on pH.
Neges ana e'ectionS Win power 70 call persons and
pH.eIS, , -,
m'SfS L'u'rei and Sulth opposed the reso!u-
'iIn, nj
ss 1y' IRON my own oeisi, ths' tear these charges