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seventy Ave years-ever since some Of ~ we're boys
-hnnnering SWAY ~ this old hulk, and We think
\ n high time 70 stop! II you don't stop, Nosh we
4" Cant be responsible Tor the consequences" and,
be~sdss, whsn you ga this great concern finished.
what are you going " do with M Where are you
going 70 lsunch u, Noah There Isn't any water
within Ary miles q here. Don't yod know IL fool
ish fsllow Come now-Ius, haul of. You are N
old man, and ought 70 enjoy yourself The iest Of
your days, and
Moan tInierrupting .)-Now gentlemen. excuse
me, think we sha'nf a7ree-am very busy, a. you
see-must finish up my boat nyh0v In Just twenty
nine Year,, and can't be interrupted. Lar 1vest-
msDS 70 be sure. but think you'il say r. mt N
the end. Intend N put my capital where II will be
Secure, aud besides, want ~ provide ZOE ths future
10 look out for myself and family. There's ,roubie
ahead, and mean N prepare for II. You think
you are right while know vou Gye wong. Am
sorry, gentlemen, but rm-going I be-
l'eve II a man does right the Lord will take care Of
him.
Courrrrr1.-wer, Noah, poor fellow, we find
that all we hear about you Is true You are 70 bus
iues' man-no fndncfeT. You are fsnAtic-a rad
Zealand we advise you " stop short or, sad
before, eve cant he responsible for the oonsel
ccr" @ me, Noah, we expect n great time on
the Plain tomorrow-plenty N cat and drink. G. me
now, quit that nonsef set will ruin yUu-ypu
Won't have cent lon II you 20 IN your friends
will al forsale you. What say, Noahf Won't you
Join ust
Moan Join youi Neveri No-neveti
ENh Committee while Noah Continues hammer
ng.
Now, gentlemen fnancier-, we wan, N know
what you think OF Noahs investment-ds turned
OUT You conservative men. who are afraid II will
nJurc your business N d. right-what do you think
Of NOaht You f,int-hearted men, AFRAID " sup
press the proslsvery rebellion at 40 largsa cost q
men and noney-what do yoU think Of Noshi You
who love ease, peace, and Injustice more than Cpis
righteous law-whai do vot think Of Npahf Say
What do YOU think Of the investrnent Of Noahf Did
dnstrrV IL.
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Our Washington Correspondence
Secr tarS Of War What Gcu,
Expects, SC SO.

W ASlitNurOS, ia
The new Secretary of War goes ut /
he merit 10 accomplish something.
War Department Is renovated. F1u
week are allotted 10 active operations.
One day Is given 10 the public In y,
t. Senators and Representative. IN
new energy, in the department, and
country may Look Tor honesty, aswell ID
the Secretary OF War. " cdns1iay u. q
receives his friends socially. Last mig.
bis friends called upon him, and lee
0ordiAlly. II IL understood that no 200
mitted 10 transact any business witt
Al his house. Everybody Is invited T.
him Ak friend on these wedne4
stanton and Mcclellan are very int'
The General would have been at IN,
hut that he had promised a. attend ii,
Gen. Mcclellan and Mrs. Lincoln W,
the opera, and the ball was crowded [
Mrs. Lincoln was never looking y
General, though little pale, looked u
has for six weeks past.
Although the weather and the rad
gion are truly horrible, yet the moyers
NNfA'lNAN AhullllhtHs IAtkltlfIiN hlAttIf
er. One regiment yesterday marrhe, !,
east tue city " Tenallytown north u
town. An officer just over from Fails
lis the general impression through d
greal battle will he fought between W
Richmond within onth. M0Clelli
the rebels will, by-and.by, begin T.
Manassas, and at this moment he
great blow. IL Is not yet decided whit
era CAsdus NJ. Clay will 60, but prol'
lucky, where he II at home.
The prominent men of New York
force. Opdyke, Ci'co, Delaheld Smit
ney, and others. II Is said they are b
or 10 get the Ways and Means Commi'
the bin offered yesterday in the Hous
sidcred certain here this morning, IN
side Expedition Is h. operate in the IN
North Carolina
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oasiopslly treated Tho pSmbsru, but ala no.
talk 70 than abott the bnl. Iwss In favor Of
The bill, Mr.. Z; adds ~ also In favor Of other
bi1s I've may add 10 the amount Of el0e, the
total Of his acknowledged receipts for that sss-
.ion outside Of bis salary ~ Sergeant.
/ Gro. W. BOIL, correspondent Of tho CON-
MERcIAL ADVERTISER, In case Of certain
bill, received GEO. bat did not know whore
he got il found the cheek in his hat his hat
was on his desk believed Fred. Littlejohn put
the check in his hat, but would not swear was
70 receive compensation, not for going for the
bill, but to let IL alone ,cds going 10 oppose H.
on changed his rie,csi had opposed u seme, Dat
ne batteries t-ere Ilereed he facts and figures
,cete lost o. misldid don't think he received
any money or the City Chamberlain bill for he
was not in the ring expected something on
thu Broadway Railroad bill, but was badly dis
appointed, as in 1860, whom he was promised
1000 and did not got it Cont know who
promised IT,.
CoRsEIlus S. UsDHRwooD received money
occasionally for courtssiss ss Journal Clerk,
dad nerer ,cJgsedh IL; received a check for si75
from Mr. LITT1.EJoHN $50 was for printing,
and the rest, he believed, was for getting the
bill up to the Senate and 10 the Governor
promptly; ho wa frequently sskod TO do a thou
sand inconvenent things, not pertaining TO his
duty and for this he received presents; some bills
were read during the last session, out Of their
order, without tho knowledge Of the House; re-
ceivcd a number Of small presents, but no. 80
much as fifty dollars from any ono except Lrr-
TLrJonN; Chief DEcKER, Of New York, gave
him rev hat, don't think no received five
hundred dollars during tho so'sion; received
roaey each session., but could not rccotlect the
nd,nes Of he persons Jton 'ch0'n u came.
Mr.. LIrTLEJoHS, 10 his testimony, gives us
an idea az TO where the money, thus freely dis.
burs,d, came from, 10000 Of II, he tells u,
was raised by tho Chamber Of Commerce and
tho Trustees Of tho Old Dutch Church 70 pro-
cure the passage Of bill securing tho title 10
the Post Office property and prevent its remov-
al from its present convenient site. But mons
of this money, Mr.. l.. assures us, was paid di-
rectly or Indirectly TO any mombor Of tho Senate
or House, To secure the passage Of the bill, all
going 10 lobby agents who had "infiuenc'.' VI
had eontracts," explains Mr.. LrrnEJoHH,
with parties that il certain bills were pAs'od,
certain monies should DO paid, and | paid it. "
Very honest, doubtless, in Mr.. LrrrLFJonS,
but WI en- he next appears on the witness stand,
will he be kird enough TO explain how it is that
no important Till can go through our State
Legislature on its merits, but must wait until
parties from Albany arc supplied with certain
monies for services "as counsel :"
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Late Southern News.

baltimore, Jan. 23.-The Norfolk DAY
Book OF Wednesday contains tie following tale
gram
" Sdrdnnah, Jan 2i.-The funeral Of Ex-Pres-
dent Tyler took place on the 2lst inst, aud was at
tended by jefferson Davis AMI his Cabinet, and by
the members Of the rebel Congress"
The Norfolk DAY Book copies paragraph from
a Petersburg paper, saying that tho Pensacola did
not escape from the Potomac without damage. A
gentleman who examined her with a spy-lass aner
she passed the batteries, gives that paper tho as
surance that she had holes a. big as h0gshead In
her bow, &c,
To this the special correspondent Of the ANRIo AN
adds "A personal inspection oi the PensacolA To-
day enables your correspondent 90 this gen
tloman that the only holes ia her low those
sentialy ss.ry T. the right development OF the
powers " her forward pivot gun.
The Norfolk TRArs RIFT in an editorial article,
says that Gen. Mcclellan Is going h. cross the Po-
toinAc, and that the Yankees eonfling their cause
10 the direction Of Providence observed Saturday
last day of Thanksgiving and prayer,
The Norfolk DAY BOOK publishes a long article
recording the adventures, misiortunes and mall
treatment Of Miss Puole, Lately released from the
prison for females at washinlt ton. The DAY Book
calls Miss Poole heroine, and SAYS according TO
her own story, there WAS no possible outrage in-
dignity 10 which she WA not subjected.
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Alone, Maxim. Mad. Easy.

A very curious chapter in the history Of the
Albany Legislature, is revealed in the evidence
recently presented to the Grand Jury of Albany
JONI, lS'e Speaker Of the Az emily OF which some
account 81 pears In the proceedings Of the Assam
bly, report in the Sun Of Wednt sday. BY the
testimony Of WIN. BALDWIN, it appears, that
duIirg the palmy days Of the last Legislsture
an account for go, 900 was kept in his name a,
the Now Io'k State Bank, again st which were
charged checks for $3.50 to l., b, SESSIONS,
form eflJ clerk oC tho Senate and brother Of the
late Senator for Il, 900 to hUGH HAsIISGs
800 TO LITTLEJoHS 1850 to JOINS SIMMONS
400 TO "slf, and sundry smaller sums 10 va.
rious parties who received P'y "as counsel, for
services as lobby agents.
Ths little check for { 300 was but part, how
ever, of NJ. SESSIONS receipts during that win
ter. 10 his own testimony he acknowledges u
at least g. 900 paid him to argue for certain
bills 'wheIever he happened to boz He doosn'
tecollec, expanding dollar among the mem
bora Of the Legislature TO effect the passage OF {
bill, nor does he appear TO recolleet not dolul
30. Having perhaps a convenient way OF for
getting dssgreeable facts.
The ineouuptiblo Sergeant alarms OF thu
last Assembly, L. d. EAsroN, tenders his &C
knowledgsmonts for the receipt of "$lOo from
ar WooD, Of New York, for doing work out
side, fun ishing documents and urging mem
bers In 10 SEQ that there was full house on tn,
Broadway Railroad bill he gave me that" (Mr
Il. nAivsly explains, ito spend among the boys
hs gave me et9 Ut two different times Los
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MrVRD.

Suns-DrcAs Prince, Meaiy, Of Yarmouth
M non Hsre Dec le,h, In bAllas, 10 Ne~niih a
ecns
Rsalu,, HlcAols, Antwerp 81 days, in t,iisst y
Robcon Fosdick. Jan is, on sable ldan1, ~. VI
eiccr hrcui % tons buthen, with rnass J. -, "
MI q watr. Jan 80 LAT ~ 90 lon % ~ -"
TSns sansa coismsn London % days, in bal
las, 10 Orucksr Wssrrn. =, ~. -,
P1orsnce Nightingale HSn,es, oI Sn,,on, rron
-. - ~ ~ ns-.-Vs had light Eas. winds up "
II, ~ since which bave hsd heavy West gales. On
ibe nisht q Io,h INST during heavy sIs' Francis
al yrrd snd drowned.
niRKp-wm o smald, tIIam) "Hell,- Rio
Gy-a1e 90 days, via Delaware preakws,0r days,
With co6ee 70 WIN sopti a s,ns.
Advance Cain, OF Yarmouth, Ms, nom Cardiff
70 days, via Begnuda days with Gal " Boyd a
Hiucfss. Put into Bermuda With loss q sails aud
short o. provisions aud waller, having experienced
HsSs.oa sh.rrS caik Dsc ia in ballast % wake
man, Dimcn q o.. Jan II lat 80. long 81, spoke
n. bsrh Eliza Chalmers, trOm Portugal Tor y York,
scis Polsn.bee, Dublin 10 days, In ballast n J
RAler . Go. Hal heavy westerly weather the
entire pass'ge.
hsmss, tPryssian) Nuchke, Antwerp mi Flush.
ing d days, with u,ds. " VIM sAlem a Co. Had
'ety oso weather
BRIG-frsne,- J King, Jones Jondon3o days,
In bslls-, 70 n Pct.
sCHoONKRs w ,shington, Smith, Deals IL.
and Nj. days, with oyser-
Andrew Stewart Nckerson, Deals Islam I, Nj,
, dsys VIII oysters
SAILED.
SteNa ships Mstanfas for Port Royal; Cleatnr,
IN ! Kings.cn. Jam; Norwegian co'yette Norncn,
iV a. ThomNs-ships Plymouth Rock, London.
Chsce. ANTWERP; RDh Cushmar, PhilAdsph
AlLsuta Phlsdelphis; 9, Oenevieve, U,yrs: Ma
thcn. Livcrpcnl-Barks Onward, Oh = cruise: NJ
r,A Nrft,n, Nah,-ya Citizen, Aspinwan -Brig- lie
rOane, Santa Ne-tHa; L,nSoud, Gusddoupe: Conr.
Ter, RI OrNnde. LmNnnel, Cork G noepc ~, T,n-
pic--Schrs Sarah, H,vans CSliStN A-pinw al. l.
hsngAnl- Zs'a, CiAon, Pint potre, Luisits, 81
JssN
DISASTERS, &c.
TIE ship Ark~ri Sht. ashore south Of tho High
land-, lies high upon tie leach ~ low water, c,n
wsk round her; she remains perfectly tight.
S,h""nets y d! tc sent h. tighten her cargo,
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MILITARY MOTTO

Army OF the POtomne-Keyr'
Seth Regiment New York Volunteer
meat, one Of the crack corps in the 81
stationed in comfortable winter quar-
Brightwood-ons Of the defences OF "A
near Washington, d. q. A number ~
men arc required 70 mig this Regirp
maximum stAndlld required by the. a
ment. Pay, elpthing and transportIa.s
furnished ON tsihg mustered into thos,o
further inforpAiion, ipply 10 Lieut.. ~
kseruiting OfSceI, n Centre q. IA
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Foreign Intelligence.
Four Days Later from Europe,
-
Arrival Of the City Of New York.
-o:
TIIR RELRAsR or MASON AND Sill
DILL RECEIVED IN ING LAND.
IT'S GOOD EFFECTS THERE.
the PIRATE SUMTER AT CADIZ.
~ FEDERAL PRISONERS LANDED.
They are Placed Under Spanish
Protection.
AN fNSTA NOE or RUSSELLS WESDOJfi
THR LONDON HERALD URGING A
"RRCOGSITIOS" ON CONNER
CIAL GROUNDS.
The Daily News Indignant AT the idea.
CONTINUED MILTTARY ACTIVITY ~
They are Placed Under Spanish
Protection.
ANENSTANCE or RUSSELES WISDOM
THR LONDON HERALD URGING A
"RRCOGSITION" ON CONNER
CIAL GROUNDS.
The Daily New. Indisnan, AT the Idea
CONTINUED MILTTARY ACTIVITY ~
ENGLAND.

81. John's, ~ r., Jan. 22.--Thc steamship CITY
N New York. from Livcrp",l ON wcinesday, the
Sth, VIA Q1constoWu on THURSDAY, tie on inst,
pavci Cope Race NJ 10 o'olock yesterday morning.
Her ad,i,cs are iolrdays l,tor than those already
received.
The news Of tho rendition " the the traitors NJ.
SIN and sdc,l, was received Boz England with gree
satisfaction. A consequent ,dylnce ia C,usllt AMI
cotton.
The pirate sumter hal arrived At Cuil, where
she landed iorty-two prisoners, t,ken from three
federal merchant vessels, which she destroyed The
vessels were tbs ship viglsnt the bark Ebcu Dodge
and the schooner Arcade. R1n
The American Consul demanded that the sumter
should Lee refused admittancc, hut Il W.. granted
IN condition that The prisoners should hc placed
under the protection Of Spain, and the sumter then
entered tho port without being sSluted.
Tie L 5. gunboat Tuscmora IL at Southampton
watching the pirate Nashville
Tie Boyue, from New York for Fleetwood, was
abandoned Dec. II; saved.
Tho Northern Light from II,vro for New York,
was abandoned Jau. III, amer collision; crew
saved.
Tie wild Ranger, from London for Boston, put
into Falmouth .cnlsy, having been In collision.
The Edward Everett, from Amsterdam tor Balti-
more, Is ashore near Dunkirk, with mnsts gone.
The captain aud pant Of the crew saved; one boat,
with part II the crew, missing.
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Tho burnside Expedition

AZ lorgth we have mcagro details, which will
10 found upon our frat page, o! tho points Of
destination Of tho Burnside expedition. Ac.
cording 10 present appearances we may spOoiily
look for its landing, not only unrepulSod, but
with a country loft clear for It's advent by tho
hnSiy flight of men, as also women and chill
tr,n.
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Burn, editosially endorsed. n wc-f
touching the special Conlttaes 1r
~ rcgsrisd 0ea. hcKiM try. Hd
communicatian W fhlss IN Ill mnas
ar a. n referred ~ the Committea.
military authorities here, they con-.
themselves. lie read, from the ri
Of the Committee, the letter o. tht
Mr.. Clcrn ntr, the clerk o. the Qua
ing on him tor the explanatinn Id
showed that the said Clements was
miitee, ard testified 10 tho amount
thirty pages, a. published in the reFI
Committee gave him the widest htil
everything in his testimony thu, co,I
hcKinstry's ncts, al Of which n p,i
testimuny that another clerk
termaster's Department was
the COMMITTEES, Whose testimony
ty-two pages lie stated that III
OF the vitne 49, dlaclosed many OF
acts of Gen. hcKins,ry, which he bod
anything IN the history of the countfl
" he read another editorial & the II,
chg the hauds Of speculstors and J
he said. was = good text tho best 0,
which would be the evidence taken y
tee agsinst Mr.. NcKinstry, which b
TEIrUrE might probably publish, II
see its suggostiors carried out.
Mr.. Van Horn CN.Yl maintained
had arrived for the emancipation
form the strength Of the ooutess -
rebels having trampled upon the I
their trtaSnnsble ac,A are no more q
tection n an outlaws.
He quoted from the Southern paper
fee ttn that slaves are one II the mi
rebel strt myth and belligerent power.
portance and necessity Of striking a
at the institution.
The Unioa will stand, and everyth
between II and its salvation must per
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LvERrooI- Thursday


Ncpdrk, Jan. 23.-John Craven was hung
al Newton, n. j., this noon hr the murder Of
Allen skillinger. lie made confession cause
rum,
with the Government Tor supplying from 10000 70
100000 Enfeld riheH have tak0n buildings heI o,
sod ~ oar in operation expect 20 tunn out 20, 900
.Ug L-..ti, employing i,Ovp v LOO nen-
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Cairo, Jan. 23.-Capt. Willard, ofthe Chica.
20 Light Artillery arrived today from Galloway, Sin
miles from Fort Henry. He reports that place gar
risoned ly 5000 1909 rebels with several heavy
guns.
The whole Of Gen. Smiths Command started
acr,-s the country for Paducah this morning
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The EnginsOr.in. Chief Of the Ststs, Gon.AR-
THuR, has made q report 10 ths Legisistsrs,
Recommending an appropriation for heavy guns,
irOn-elad steamers for the Lake., &C., &c. In
case Of war With foreign powsrs, he thinks such
obstructions should Be sunk In The channels Of
our hsrbOr, As would compel attacking vessels
TO pass close within the range Of the several
c,rta
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General SIEel PTonaoted

General SI0EI.S services are estimated 40
highly by the President, that he has announc-
cd his intention Of making him General Of
uiyiaiOn
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We are Wiling t. be taxed hut we do not want
to Lave tie present well. organized aud satisfactory
~ stem of selling and distributing papers broken
up, which would virtually bee the effect Of your bill
We are willing n necessary, h. give
Tie entire profits u orr business long the war
lasts, h. sustain the Government, hut we do not
want uur business destroyed or knocked into pie. a
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THE HIGHKsT PREMIUM PAID -,
oan Gold, at the Banking Office Of :
THOMPSON BROT?
ECi
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Ap4embIy

The Assembly WAS occupied during
Considering the hills In their general
At one o'clock, the report of the u
ney Of Albany County, In the case Of /
of Mr.. Littlrjuhn WIS taken up. N
dressed the Committee, defending Mr
the JOurnal Clerk, FINN the charges
evidence. lie Nsssiled Mr.. Alvurd ii,
ing rJnmed with notorious lexialativ
had advised with him the whole seasi,
the benefit Of his experience and a
measures, which lie sought ~ secure
hessrs. Ogden and Rice defended
arguing that lie lad not done any lie,
Mr.. Alv0rd repeated his oNplanatir
never known a dollar 10 be paid out
john on any measure.
Speaker Raymond spoke nj lena
that the Chamber " q mmerce AZ l,
anything ~ do with raising IN ney,
bpdy Of men, a. such, been raised
ers were DESTROYS " keeping the Pet
present site. lie def,ndei the Truste
church from implication IN the natts-
oil the adoption of aplan by which pr
tons would 10 allowed by priviles cd
the Legislative Committees, and all {
ouce prof. ibitcd.
AiteT further debate the matter WAS
&, mmttee on Privileges and Elcch
gate, with power 10 send for poFu1
II IL said the Committee will oniA4<
given them so as to inquire into -
notorious corruption passed At tie Lad
.atIuu b. New York city.
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Just About RIGht.

Mr.. BoNsER, Of the lEpGER, commenting
upon CotrAx's defeated scheme for crowding
this newspapers out Of railroad cars, ard private
expresses into Government mail bag, takos a
very sensible view Of the subject in some re-.
marks in behalro' Newspaper publishers:-
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NEW YORK LRGIsLATURI

Albany. Jan 29.-Psitions for /
furtihcations along the frontier, and /
metropolitan health bill were receives
MUS REPORTED TAvoRABI
The BrNoklyn Normal School: "
banks ~ hold government and state
vent shystenr frum practisl-g IN the
Court.
nu.LA rSTRoUUcED.
Mr.. Robertssn-To regulate plai
amusement In New York.
M. COnnolly-To alter the map Of
lsing ~ LeNins TN avenue, and " c,
roed from Brooklyn h. NeWtown.
The resolution for seeking ~ lease
Of the public printing, was debated Al
The concurrent rezolutica, In favor
Stunning the national tax was adopted.
Mr.. loves I'LL 10 regulate the (,
hx's a greatly reduced rate Of fees
pertotmtd 10y that ofhcer.
Without any further business Of In
nate adjourned.
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Tho Ma, on and slid.n Surrender known IL
Ebaland

BY paragraph in oar foreign intelligence, in
another column, it will be seeu that the surren-
der Of SLIDELL and MASON, on becoming kno En
in England, had given general satisfaction. We
may speedily expect full detAili of the reception
of iha news
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POrldnd, Jan. q -The st.amsh
rom ST. John, N aiS where she / \
ir"opA, arrived u ----..--,s!lyy'olock this
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The Kentucky Victory.
AdditiouaI Pas,ioulars .

The Kentucky Victory.
AdditiouaI Parsioulsrs.
cRIYTENDEN THOUGHT TO BEA
PRISONER.
Reported Resignation Of Geaeral
Buokner.
DRyTTTUTION OF HIS FAMILY.
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
--O--
VALUABLE SUPPLIES CAPTURED.
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS
FUNERAL OF JOHN TYLER.
JEFP. DA WIS IN ATTBNDAN
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SeRar show Gases
FOR HOTELS,
AT FRA
li5 Corner OF Reade and
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TIIR RELRAsR or MASON AND Sill
DILL RECEIVED IN ENGLAND.
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

DRyT1TUrIoN OF HIS FAMILY.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Four Days Later from Europe,

Arrival Of the City Of New York.
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THE PIRATE SUMTER AT CADIz.
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IT'S GOOD EFFECTS THERE.
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Keeping the sabbath Properly. Noah ms
Boat builder.

IN referring to a course Of sermons conmeno-
ed in this city, by such eminent ministers IS
Drs. RICE, NIsroN, wM. ADAMS, IIAGUK and
GANSE, upon the host Scripturi review of re-
ligion, the lSDErkNpENr Of this week take
occasion to hope that tho following questions
will be included in the discussion. 1t is a hope
which will be sha, oil by many readers:
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LATE SOUTHERN NRws

VALUABLE SUPPLIES CAPTURED.
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cRIYTENDEN THOUGHT TO BEA
PRISONER.
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~ FEDERAL PRISONERS LANDED.
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TIE ship ArkWr sht, ashore south Of tho HIGH.
land-, lies high upon tie leach ~ low water, can
wsik round her she remains perfectly tight
S;hcUnets y IL bc sent b. iigAten her cargo,