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NORFOLK. May l.-Northern papers Of yesterday Lave
boeu received here. The following is summary Of the
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fr.f.Hf 80 ss.. rul n Pc ter IN has, r cesyed
. .I..t.- .DNa.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
iFrom sns Nv soaS fa.on fns nh -. 8 c.i Dsc aoi

The Transpeses1pf the BsAks Expsditfon.
From the New soen lHilton heed, O. Dec 70
dsrogaxd or human life In trusting tho safety OF sevor
thousand human beings 10 such vessses - composo
portion OF the Banks expedition Seven o. these fran
steamers have put into this port In distrcss crowded
from stem 70 storm with troops Mono OF them are
vessels 70 which precious freight OF human life could
with fsafety be entrusted for sea voyage. Two Of
them have been found wholly unit 70 continue tho
voyage to Ship Island and have bosn condemned here -
unseaworthy and Of them, the Jersey Blue In such
bad condition that ehe will probably have 70 remain
here until next summer. We cannot think that the
would send troops 10 In vessels without
an examination - 70 their sea going capabiities-n
which event the examiners have been oupably Negligent
OF duties pronouncng them t for tho service
required II may be urged that Il was found impossible
70 opsan otner soam snAn nose ~ me o.Los
chartered. But thcre plenty Of clipper chips at the
service OF the government at any timo Each OF the
large steamers could easily have akcn OF thcse IN
tow and thus method would certainly have been cheaper
and need scarcely say far safer than TO cram soldiers
Into such confined and riskety Transports - last week
cAme into this port.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
INTrRfsIlua FROM KENTUCKY.

Ossupetxsa 81 0lasgow BY the Rebsis-
sharp skirAish and Defeat - The Re-
bells Hsar Cave City, &e., dse.
LoUIsvuIz, Ky, Dec -, le01
John Morgan, with force Of about three thousand
cavalry. entered Glasgow Wednesday Three oom-
paniss q the Second Michigan cavalry opposed his en-
TRANCE but fell back on Munfordsvie, having lost
captain and two privas The rebels lost two captains,
ave prvates and prisoners The rebels were then
reinforced, and remained In possession Of Glasgow
On Thursday Oolonels Gray and Shanks attacked the
rebels at Bearwaow, Hart county. Cave City, the
rebels having previously damaged the railroad near Glas
gov Junction Al the last accounts the Unionists had
driven OF the rebels killing and taking sixteen pri-
soners, but sustained no loss themselves.
train u ammunition which left here this morn
ing was fred into Nolin. and had to return.
No Nashville passenger train left here this morning
TeIegraphie communication between here and Nash
vile was Interrupted this afternoon.
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nIkarrssa.

Married.
EDwanDs-SrAnUuD.-=OnS Sunday evening Decsx,tor
H. BY the Rov. Charles u Jones, JosH kDwARIs 70 lsss
AaNEs ANN SrAUIuD, thy fourth daughter Of the hts
James Stanleld. eli Of thfS oity No cards.
FRsuoH-WAIrzRMIRB- B-Cn Thursday, December 25 By
the Rev g. T. Flanders, RIcHaRD r. TRhHN 70 Josxrurr
WALrsaMRH, both OF this city.
Ponghkeepsie papers please copy.
GIAKsru-GfANMn. n.-On Thursday November 0, In
GIASNNI, OF ths city, TO MAKA daughter Of the late
Ambrogo Gannni, or Deggio, the Canton Tcmo, swis
'xerland.
Calfornia papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

Dreadful 0htpwrecG-Lsss % tAs snip
80 Kang-AM 4anAs Lost Exoepe -
3hard Asss, lses
NAx FxAHcuoo, Dec. 2T, 1907
fagship ssA King, which sailed from ths port q ~
On Of September for Lverpos, loaded with wheat wss
totally lost when ten days ost Al board were lost
except tho third mate, who was ptosd up By tho bark
Eugene and carried 70 Peru.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

M IN = ~ fsmns = sUs IL acstsa q ths 0ranl
Jury. The dsosass1 w. sonasivs of Liverpool. and
twenty eight ysaxs of aga Hs was sometimes known by
the nGmsof Hntchanson and w., u win ~ remsmbered,
oaoss board The shp Rsbert L. Lana ~ tho time
that Captain Bryee Was killed ~ OF hs sailors His
tends represns him 70 be good nneured and Industrious
sort Il nan but tho sailors board the r. B. Cutting
ocnesnA sha h trestment or the under hs command
was tyFannioai N Tie extreme.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

~. Mnfllard, 621 Brondway-Rcspect-
fully informs the publ that be has received STEAMER
Scotia additional supply Of rich Fancy Boxes Ac which
viii he open FOR exhibition Monday, December ~
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

Wsiscn Mailla ri, 621 Neutrality-suspicious.
elegant assortment OF Fresh Bonbons, Marrons 0acrs,
Fruits. 0lnccs and Crystalixed Fanny Cho, olalc. &c
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

New Pennies For saie-At Wards shirt
Mandatory, 3s7 broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

Learn 10 skate mt Home by Using the
Amcian rnrior Floor Bsate hard rubber rollers with
y STEVENS. 2ls Pearl street,
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

DrntIstry.-Dr. Levest's Dentifricc and
after twenty years iest II highly To
be nd Of all druggists and at II wsvcrey place.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

Genin, No. 513 broadway.
GENTS WINTER CARS.
LADIES ARCTIC HOODS
SKATING GAPS.
SLEIGH ROBES
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

Important Expcdition.--Arrival frOm
Key West Splendid specimen OF Turtle 70 Dayard Park
row BRITAIN SCOTT.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

Prizes Cashcd I'm All LcCalized Lot
tegics. Information given JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
III Wall street. room No. l, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

Holiday Presents OF Affect and Cha
rsty-NliFELER WILSON'S Sewing MAchinea O11ce
sos Brc; dway. New York.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

$4,000 Pairs Of Ladies' and Gents
SKATES, at Wholesale.
4. STEHENa 1lk Psari sireei
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

TruegsG-11tsf G Co.--ytausesa Cate
eccnscsioa wtsh sav sA~ sAce of % ssms sss& AIRY
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Prizes Cashed by j. A. Dunn, lao Broad-
up stails Letter communications confidential and
rompty attenced tn.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

IL Carte de visitcs, with Splendid Al
bum, 81 20. al vAUGHAE's 2s5 Bowery. Noce.-I viii
ID ali 4 ntil suited
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

OMciai Drawings OF tho Library Asso-
cation Company q Lottery Of Kentncky.
CLASS No. ie1--Deccnlber D. 1867
80, 40, &c. l., 35 ~, so, rs, 56, ~, 47, O., SO.
CLASS No <S3-December IT. 1862.
%, 7, Is, 81. 81. 20. CO, 10, 4S, AZ, Q, 33.
CLASS No. 4GI-Dcccmbcr ~. 1869
IL. 80, IL. Ia, 10. 81, rs, so, 60, AZ, 20, 48.
s BROADBEEr CO.. ooviagtou. KY
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Second Hand safes for saie-Chesp for
cash, al 10 Maiden lane.
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Cnrtes dc visttc, 81 so Ter Dozen.-AiI
Kinds OF Photographs reduced prices nj X. BALCHS 3
Bowery
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ScaSfs, Ties, Robcs.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
NEW GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
UNION ADAMS.
No 6S7 Broadway, New York city /.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

s prepared BY Messrs Joseph Burnes Boston Of
the most respectable firms In the United States The
pcte which has attended It's fairly BY
the great number Of reliable certificates which accompany
parcel Many distinguished medical gentlemen have
used Il In the treatment OF the above named complaint
have given II their unqualified APPRECIATION
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
THE COMING YEAR.
THE WEEKLY HERALD FOR 1868.
The Twenty-seventh Volume The Cheap
est Paper in the World.

On the Sd day OF January, 1905, will commence tho
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It's homo correspondents, engaged Al heavy cost, and
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Omciai Drawings or BlarraY, EIAay &
Co.'S Kentuck, and Missouri State LotterieA
Ia, 60. A, GI, ~, 45, SO, ~, Is, ID, 10.
KENTUCKY, Class 6l4-Dccember IT. 1864
II. 3, AZ, 10, &C, IL, 63 73. -, 28, 81, 20, 30.
Circulars sent free Of charge ~ ssdrsssns s!s:s 70 e
Covinglon. KY. on SA Louis, No
Official Drawings 0f the nsAa ware State
Loieries-
DELAWARE, EXTRA Class ssl-Dccsmber n. 1864
80, 81, 81, ca, 40, 65, Is. 81, q, 80. s..
DxLAwARx, CLASS 4tS- Dece Eshcr 81. 1862.
3, 90, 54, 50, 10, AZ, G3, SO, CT, 8, IL, 2, co.
Circulars sent by addrsssiR,
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

Heavy KNIT All Wool
UNDER SHIFTS AND DRAwKnA
On hand ami adc to order hy
UNION ADAMS. No csq Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

Cristsdore's Eaair Dye, Prsssrvasivs ana
S1s E lDssa psa .ss . s ''s No A'r H'a' rAs
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

lass raidsncs No. 10 Attornsy sGrss sht funday1 -
terpoo1, u o0s O'CLOCK. without furtner invtslten
VAH NArz2 -6udde1ly. o. Saturday moshing. Deoom
and - days. Y
The relatives and friends oC The sny arc invited =
O'clock the residence of his father Pster Van Ma
tor, 90 HoratD street. Tho renians will be taken q
Rockiand county on Monday morning
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

~ ws: s,:: S - s.s s..: Dz I. s,ss ~. Dy.
%tchiEfoHs. u Bond sssssc - A@"' !" w. =
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

MRS. Wimslow's Soothing Syrup. Tor
children teethInG only rslisvss the child from pain
bat nveorses the stomach and bowels acdty and
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

Dasehslerss HAIR Dye-shs Rest N enc
ssts end perumsu sveywhere RsctCv. . BarpAaS rsst
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS 56l-Dccember n, 1864
80, 81, 81, ca, 40, 65, Is. 81, Q, 90. So.
DELAWARE, CLASS 4tS-pscenahcr 81. 1862.
3, 62, "a, 50, 10, A. C3, SO, CT, 8, IL, 2, co.
Circulars sent BY addrsssiar
JOlN A. NORRIS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

Omciai DrawinGs OF DIarraX, EIAay &
Co. o Kentucky and Missouri State LottesteA
KESTUcKrj EXTRA Class 6l5-December ~, H62.
Ia. 90. "A. Gi. ~. 4J. 66. ~, Is, 10, 10.
KENTUCKY, Class 614-DccembeEY, l6G1
II, 9, AZ, 10, &C, IL, 63 73. -. 28, 81, 20. 30.
Circulars sent free Of charge M addressing s!ks.r =
MURRAY, KDlNT CO..
Covington. ky. on SA Louis Ma
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

yVBAT TO SELECT GO.
f" HOLIDAY yPk PPkkEsrxrs.
tExAMINE TIE FOLLOWING LISTS.
STERLING SILVER WARE ..
E!s ASb 2DLSrs a rsksEayE sr3qqss SR S9
pKssERr SUGAR STANDS, DEssSRT KNIVES and tQ2
fo4affssosS%2ss, fS4ff d SALT ckLLARs HAPEiS ffHSG
SILVER PLATED WARE.
LIFTS, ICE PfrCHERS ana FOUNTAINS. URMS a6A
sts7shs sSEg7TsLhK E ssGrsf ,lps n5sFFs FFRrryss
DISHES, EFERgSys, SPOONS and FORKS. &C., ~, "a
MANrEL ORNAMENfA - -
rRENcr!, & MARsLs and 5H2EzE CLOGS xh q. q
''''"SS o''sA raSaY' Ss' skffSlEs SksfSSi srA'0A 49, -
ETA0ERES
TOILET FABLES
CoIoGNEs AND P0wDER o. xEs, IN SETS CARD
RECEIVERS, JEWEL BOXES, FANCY Match BQxEe.
sEeAR STANDS GILT M2yN5rE;gg FISH d aE23KS 9k
EhoNsR FnSNEsER sr2Sbs cNhsA caR
WOOD E5Hw s1ss fEs 1'Ss ssta''
DINNER sssyiSSs, =. S,s,si TIA SkTs TOILET
pEssERf sERSIiEs, FANCY coffEEs, DRESDEN
FRUIT STANDS Ae GLASS Las WARE.
aoBLsrs, oHAMrA0SE SIAssEs, WINE erAss3s
f2SfEs COMPLETE VINE 80rfLBs &C., &c
: FIN sHs fsfSS5s5Sd SsSyE 5So6s. 81 ALL
SOLD At a0DlAzIy gs,sss. g,s,,;Jss.ou,.
. soesss ~ aRs n ssdSsf sasfRH RWHahlday.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28


the nrst shot red witness out OF the orecastc
when the mate commenced 70 beat the prisoner the latter
told MN ns - 900 On -
last trip said he would murder the prisoner ho beat
him with club or some instrument, when the prisoner
drew his pistol and shot the mate; witness had
words with deceased during and was struck BY
q Tee Noses master Of the United States gunboat Cou
rer testified seeing the signals distress board
the ship r. B. Cutting, end going on board TO quoi the
Disturbance when he arrived board hs found all hands
drunk inquired for the captain and was told that he
ashore witness then asked the first mate what tho
natter when he replied tiat the second mate had been
shot and that the sailors had possession Of the ship
went forward and ordered the sailors out or the ors
caste: on searching the berth occupied by the
prisoner wness found q belaying pin under some
found no Weapons had tho crew under guard
this time and put them 10 charge Of Mr. Ncnemott
hen asked the 1vst mate who the murderer was, when
no showed me the prisoner red down stancheon
asked the prisoner why he shot deceased when he replied
that the mate struck him several times; the prisoners
bleeding, and 10 cut about the face and
head witness took the prisoner and two others board
the Courier, and Afterwards surrendered them 10 the har
r George b. Douion dsposcd tba, he made post NOR
tenn examination Of the body of deceased and gave
the ball passed through tho apex OF the left lung and
lodged In tho shoulder blade.
Coroner widcy hero announced tha. the testimony was
closed The Jury, scr due deliberatiou rendered YER
dict Of Death fom pistol shot wound al the hands Of
Hcnry Oliver, December 26, 1S62r
twenty-five years Old and was native Of Ireland IN
reference 70 Inc charge preferred sgansihn he said that
be was lying asleep In bis berth when the second mate
the orecastlc and struck him three on fsur
times when be drew the psto and fred No ccu,d nss
ssy Whether hs shot the mate q not as he was lying on
had been abssnR The oil the afternoon, and fearing
tuHt Esrs Wvnd " row. the prisoner asksd the mate 70
b put ashore the revolver Did belong 10 the prisoner
be was taking " 10 Liverpool for friend Of his the de-
ceased struck him with peoe OF wood or some nstru-
psn there ws other witnesses who were mot examined
that could testify n HE fsvor
The Coroner nformed he prisoner thai hs would eous
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

vIyrNEs THAT ARE WINS. y.
nrandjss imported In 10d "A fa1a vsly Chsice Md
bons Scotch and Irish Whisk hum, ont ks tHuch Ie4
the old stand, IS Fulton street II. b KIRK.
on OOO REAMs or aooD PAPER wANvnbr-
AVlVyv sac i;si9 Apgl q sac iIessla s1ssA
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

A MANS STOMACH NOWADAYS HAS MUCH 70
"A coplaia ofIndgeston ard bowel compisnts lay =.
individual a.
the former being vile refuse 40
cheap dsus disguised in queer looking bottles WITH mysy
GUS lsAek. THE FRENCH COCNAC BTTTEfSB the oisr
covey Of The great frnch chemist DR. Leroux were -
se,i years' In Europe h0D
proved sovereign preventive for Chi10
Fever Diarhoa aud all complaints Of the Liver and Dge6
they fast obtaining the popularity -
This nvgorst.ng curative. preventative and ma
obtained whole reia
the soie agent for the United Satcs STKINFELD No -
Nassaas street, New York
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

The remains were Inferred In tho Cemetery Of the Ever
greens.
fm1fs-cn Friday December 20, HARRY JAIME son Of
Iuthcr d. and Frances A. iheps aged year and days
invited 10 attend tho funeral from the residence or hs
plrents, 1872 Ludlow street. tnis Sunday afternoon
O'Clock, without further invitation.
RxyroIDe-On Friday, December 20, MARY, the beloved
wife of thomas Reynolds, In the Goth year II hes age
The relatives and friends OF tho famfy and OF
hec brothers naw John and Charles eian are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, rom her resi-.
dence 122 Hoscvelt street, corner o Water sirest,
Sunday lartorncor ut hal-past one O'Clock precisely
fcB!n whea,iaud, n. ", on Tuesday, Docs'nheri ..
J. q H. IeE fornsrly o Now York city, aged 2'
Ills remains itcrrcd ir the whcatand Cemetery.
RufLy.-On Friday, pccctnbcr 20, HASoRAH, wife Of
John Pelly and daighicr OF the late William Lane, Of
Tho friends Of the family are invited TO attend the
funeral this Sunday afternoon, at two occck, from
will be tskep q calvary Cemetery for intermcnt.
sHAw.-0n Friday, December rs, FANNY youngest
daughter OF William and Fanny Shaw, aged II months
Tc funeral win take place this Sunday Afternoon at
two O'clock from the residence or her parents Myrtle
avenue, corner Of Elm street, bushwck Brooklyn L. L.
scASLAS-on Friday, recember 20, llIzAHxrn scaSIas,
native OF tho parish u Rore, county Kilkenny Ireland
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon
two O'Clock from tho residence Of her daughter aw,
Catharine Scanlan No Coles street. South Brosklyn
illness, Or. s. RIcH.nD srr ,hs tsd year q ns sSs.
son, and of his brother, DR.. A. H. smith, respscsiuiy
invited attend the funsva ~ the wainwright Memorial
church, Hammond street, corner Of waversy place on
Monday morning, a ten O'Clock precisely. The remains
will bc taken 70 Dale Cemetery fos intsrmsnt.
SusxRr.-On Saturday, December ~, Wnsn ApRrAxcI,
the only scn q Charles and Lzsis ssbt, eyed year,
months and ~ days.
me frip6s and rslassvps sss rsspscfuiy invited 70
nom The rssdsscs q hs Ssfsns s second street.. BROOK
ss1soIsa.-ou Friday, Dsssnbsr o. q psralysis Jou
The friends knd acquanlautes of the family also The
olcsss and msbers cf the Veteran Corps of 1s12-ls
ere respectfully Invited 70 attend 'hc fnnca frVw h
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
DlIsCELI1ANEOUS.

A Ii Hail TO OHRIsTMAs AND NEW YEAR
"A PRESENTS FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
TETE-ATETE SETS FOR MISSES.
SKATES ROCKING HORSES, 40, FOR DOTR
sfiENDID PLATED TEA AND CoFPEE URhs
. Aud million other articles, suitable
-. At iess than Wholesale prices.
Oone one come ALL and money,
by buying al EDWARD ID. BAS9fORD'S
Great Housekeepers' Bazaar, Cooper Institula.
Astor place, block from Br0adwaV.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-02
sREeESEX
Locking Glass and Picture Frame
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1894 I75 Grand street g. 2i5 Centre Street.
ESTABLISHED 1888. NEW YORK. EsrAnLIsnEp lee
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