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which should not be lost sight Of IN discu4
the subject. The first IL, how far viii the AZ 9
mutations Of men OF small means, nov dep<
id In saving banks, be sffected? and the Sd
IL, what increase Of debt will be imposed onI
nation BY using such cuTency1 =
"If the Government shall resort 10 the IL,
Of demand notes, and make them legal tend
or II they should adopt them without such 1 ,
vision, and they should become the larger
most deprecated part Of the currency, AZ u |
must, the community will be compelled 70
and receive them, or leave their debts imp
ard vi collected. All loans payable In st
currency must dePreciate with the current
and the depositors in savings banks, whose
sets consist chiefly Of loans, must receive thu
deposits In thd same currency in which \,
notes held by the savings banks are paid. "a
sequenuy the past accumulation Of labor mi
NJ dergo great depreciation, whilst all aftid
Of consumption win nominally advance in priv
" AUD the Government, whose contracts \
10 I've pa in such Gu rercy, must give a lari
increa . Of price on all purchases, 70 cover sd
depreciation. The uncertainty Of ie value,
the completion and settle rent Of contracts, "
make Il Imperative on the contractor 10 add I
the market price of to day enough TO cover I
probable dep eciatiou.
These two considerations give q sufficid
answer TO tho inquiry sometimes made, W.
should government pay interest on It's n0td
Because a eonst an'ly depreeia'ing paper Cd
rency inevitably attends a. issue Of promuesI
pay which sre not red een cd in coin; which
probation al eta n oct that portion Of the cd
munity which Is least able 70 protect its@
and the whole people, by largely inerea
the debt ultimate y TO be paid.
Thee most conveuant y it'll 'he preeens q
ditior Of The banks believe that resu npt
OF spec'e payments Ia practicable at an cal
day, provic ed the govern ment adopt a poll
favorable to that end ard avoid Q poll
which will prevent such resumption.
The issue OF notes payable at q future d,
with come fixed rate Of interest, will place tht
on the same footing with like mites given
Manufacturers or merchants and will not
crease the curret cy, which regulates sxchAnI
able values. With such issue there will be
imitation OF currency, AID with tho amount
coin now in the country larger than a. any d
mer period, and sith the balance OF trade
cur favor, highly experienced per.ons are|
opinion that specie payments can bo resuuj
within ninety days Such totes can b. u,ed|
settlement Of trai saction' by consent Of partj
they can DO pledged As collateral for loans, al
u confidence be restored. will DO grad ually
sorted o. Investments.
son tho othor band, II demand nstes be
sorted to, their iuilncf Co will 10 in tho col
site direction; and 10 resumption ~ pecie "A
mcnia can be iockod Tor, except aftor col
n'rcial shd hnaucial cfisi,. dur L Which "A
viii he thrown out Of the cufrrncy, ~ tue on
seal system throws out foreign substances
fore a state OF health csH b. recovered and
juyed.
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New pnhllcnIInna


lHE CHRISTlAN MGSlHTER's atlcC'ionsts advice
T. married couple By Rev. james Bean A
NJ. Including u ,ttter from Kay. Henry Nruu.
NJ. A., author Of the Cuurltt, DUTY If Mn Nov
n,fhi Published ny the American Tract eioty,
100 Nassau It,.
Thisis a little volume tho letter press contents
OF which is preceded by bank form Of mar.
rage certificate. 1t is intended to be donated
by the officiating clergyman TO the newly mar.
rled couple, and perhaps no gift could be made
which would be more likely to be- p'i1,d in af.
Ter life, or preserved with greater care, and no
advice read with greater attention than that
given upon a marriage day. Oar clergymen
should adopt this form of marriage certificate
as the most appropriate one published.
A LETTER published in the New Haven JorH-
NAL, from a member of the oh Connecticut
volunteers, at Ship Island, states that govern
ment transport which rad arrived at that place,
Dec. 10Th, lost Il horses on the passage. Her
hunks broke away in gale, throwing the
horses from one side of the ship TO the other,
through all one night. /, is singular that any
were saved. WHAT have been sent on shore are
badly bruised and torn, and some of them had
to be killed. The JOURNAL also states that a
report was current in New Haven, that private
letters had been received TO the effect that Col.
Cahill and the officers Of the oh Conn. Volun.
tsers Intended TO resign on account Of General
rhelPs foolish proclamation.
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National FinannnA.

some oil our contemporaries, appalled, by the
vast amount Of debt which the exigencies of thu
Government require, stand aghast al tho pro,-
poet OF making that debt dependant upon A M.
per currency, and they vehemently clamor for
the payment OF the national interest in coin.
This, no doubt, is very desirable; IL has only
the defect OF beirg almost impossible. Let us
consider what II requires. The debt of tho
Government is at this moment S35O 900. 600
bearing S22, 90, 900 interest. The floating deb,
Is 800 900, 900, and when funded will with the
demands OF the Secretary, make a debt of 5000.
OCO, 0O0 July ], 1862, bearing $50, 900, 600 DO =,
annum interest. The WORLD and the THrnuSE
say, PAY this in gold But to pay it in gold,
the Government must recsiye gold. All the
revenuos Of the Government must necessarily
DE received in the paper currency put aaoat.
The Treasury will get no gold from that source
Toe only resource then is to buy gold The
premium today is per cent. IL the Govern
ment comes into the market through a broker,
or an agent like Mr.. CUMMINGS or Mr. NOR
GAN, TO buy $50, 900, 900 with which to pay the
July interest, how high wi | the premium go
We Will say per cent. Toe gold so purchased
Is PAD out TO the stockholders at par what
vii they do with IN spend iti Not at all,
they will sell it TO the spectators, who will
monOpolze II sgsinst the next six months' de-
mand OF the Government, and fix the premium
themselves. The Secretary states that the
debt in July 1868, win DO t9OO, 900 900.
bearing 900, 900, 900 per Annum interest, The
semi-annuL purchase of half the sum would
create jOb6ing to the hearts content Of the
widest SPECTATOR. In short, there cannot DO
two eursnOies, one sOr the tAxpFen and
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An intelligent writer in the National IRtelI
gencer thus exposes the miichievous effect of
an irrsdsemsble paper currency in takiog from
the poor the hard earnings laid up for wOt
day;
"FINASCIAL POIICY-The most important
thing to be done at this moment, in regard to
the finarces Of the country, is to bring about
resumption Of specie payments. Some persons,
perhaps tho great MACS of the community,
who talk on this subject, think il impract icable
whilst the war lasts. All will agree that, II
practicable, every effort should be directed to
that end. .
Independently of the utter confusion OF all
largely incrs asiDg amount of currency, and OF the
impossibDity Of making a correct estimate OF
what will be realized from any payment 70 DO
made at future day, with constantly depre-
iating currency, there are two e0nsiaerations
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Assembly.

W.
Mr.. Hulburd moved the usual reference Of the
various topics Of the message ~ appropriate COM
mittccs
motion was made b. refer the matters relating
I" the Metropolitan Police, b. the Committee on tho
Internal Anahs Of Towns and Counties.
MT smith moved h amend 10y referring the sub.
loct 70 special committee, composed of the men-
ties.
=, Mr.. Pierce opposed the amendment. lie said
mat the members from New York cane here as
politicians, to cripple the Metropolitan Police Law.
lie favored the reference of all matters relating 10
the subject, n the Standing Committees.
Mr.. Royal Phelps was glad to hear an argument
In favor Of referring all matters, where possible W
the Standing Committees, which had been carefully
Ulster County had sesa a. 70 charge tSS msu5ors
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ARRrXKn LAST EVENING.

sUrs-Unicn, wiley, Of BALTIMORE from ghang.
hae Aug 4 with teas and Hlkst 70 Wumerdihg n
MEN. f.sscd the North ssddle Aug iyth, A,lss
straits OF "a, Cape Of God Hopc ID LEI or s-ed
che Rqustor In the Atlantic De- 81. Dec soth iAi
70 lon So ~ was boarded by an ofhcer from the
ship Morning Light, warning US Of ne I'va ,
tEM Sumter and other pirtich crrhs ON cts and
erew Of Morning Light all we'll Jan ~ lat - 10,
Ion % 10, spoke u ship shepherd Knapp, H'nry
ttnge, Conr; cruising To-, cse .ne e sumier AM AM
Irniop has erpetienoed Night variable winds thr on.
.tire pasaarc was In the lat OF the Capea Il sV,e
Jan roth, since which tine have ad success on
Emiy Augusta, Strickland Liverpool De- got,
rial. b,h inst, was In Ion %, With moderate ~
thsri then teok the wind fr,m West Win 'troig
ga'ea md high sea. Sth inst, had most furiuus
gele from 9 w during which shifted cargo AMI lpsi
sails. 2qd ihst III Nantucket sIrk- shtp Cry a
Palacs from Cslcutts fot B,s,nn. 24th, .ml@' az
shore with the wind from the eastward with I x
weather.
RARKg-Australia, tOid.l Osenbregg, Liverpool
20 ooyu in ballast ~ Ruger Brua
Chss Hedd'N Crosby, Genoa ~ days. E1perieue-
al heavy y gales on the coast
Tuiako, tBremenl pannemann, usvre a. lays,
In bailss, ~ Y Unkart.
Almoner, LAmpher. Of scar-port, ipswich. Eag
eSdsyA In ballast 70 n p Buck 4 Co.
BRIG-web-ter Kelly, Heagan; NJ Bucksp,-,, I'm
Rack River, Jam, 20 days, with Haywood T. ID
Bruokman a Co.
sCHo0NER-E II Atwood, S1 IL. of Bo,tIn I'm
Malaga 81 days, via unpton Roads, whsre she put
in short OF provisions with fruit h. Grund q Wca-
tetveli.
BELOW.
Ship Sebastian Cabot Watts. FROM L'rerp ~ pc
2, With l,ss II rdder head AMI steering vita tc,kes
Ship Arctic, frum Antwerp
SAILED.
Jan. 25-ship- Enwovi W dter, f,r Pott R,yd;
Martha, Cadiy Victoria, London. Bp,tfre Young
Mech anic, and Andrew jackson, fur San Ffanris'n;
Isabel liverpOl-Barks Mt1da enI Aspu1Nll;
Amazon, Pernamhucu Lucy Ring, N ,ttuHts, Jenny
Pitts GALWAY; Princeton Dem.rara. EupnrNp,,
Lou den Henrietta, anchored bel"W-Brys Raj
Wins, 81 Thomas: Benz Carver, Ctri-nV Trals
wind, Santa Cruz; NJ NrWhall Jarmr, Ann.
Antwerp-Schrs Ralph y -, Havana u,ve, NJ.
tansas. Sally Gay, 81 CrnIN WIN Hunter, ML,ga.
e Young, 81 Jago; British Gown, Jamaica M,ry
Helen, Bermuda.
DISASTERS, &c.
The veasel ashore on Peck Beach, miles south
81 Great E1yg lIarlur, IL ~ bark sne has been
taken into Great Egg Hulspr.
The sohr Prowees. ashore on Townsend Btr, " ~
drove shout half = mile s1uth during the lsst n D.
Aie and nov lies on tho point Of south Beach h,4
about ten strcaks ~ keel Ia shore, with fee, W,te-
ON the port side and tut ou The siAfbp,ri side
above her decks at hos water.
baltimore. Jan. 2s:-rlc brig Zrphls D,pc'l
from Ctfdenas for SsN York, went HH1utp uu II
ter,s mo date and became total loss.
Newport, Jan. . 4 vessel has arrived hers aud
reports full rugged brig ashore Ht watch II u, ap.
parently bilged.
S. .yaoo dc cuba, JdH. ls.--In port, hrigs l. N
Arnold Atkinson, for New YORK. Appirgsrtn, Of
and for Baltimore, discharged.
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The New York Tablet.
CATHOLIC FAMILY PAPFR.

For this week contains:
Ire Gudhther, Story. Letter of HI Grace
Archbishop ~ ruam. Army Chaplaius. The Miss
OF the Pauist Fathers in Newport, Y. The M.
Giants. Latest Irish News. Catholic Intelligencl
Foreign and Domestic. From Cnchin China The n
secutuns Of the Gath, lies sutferiugs and FidelitI
INC Clergy The Writings Of DR.. Doyle. Letters frl
Colonel Corcoran. Foreign and HOME Miscellad
A. Original Story. Few Words About Slave
Nj Nlcu. Death ui General Bprges-A Heroic r.
T. a Heroic Life. The Late Victory in KentucI
Relief for Ireland. Legislative Corr upton.
CA MS Lecture for the House II Mercy, Fail
llccker's Sermon in ST. James, Church. Tie O
Old btory. Literature. Catholics and the N,
York Legislature The Late General Borges. n
Cla &c OF Iagonyi aud His Three Hundred
springfield, Mo. Lecture by Father Mooney An
May Church. Hudson, NY Doings in Congrel
IT 'ediug Of the state Legislature. Mission Of 4
Pa'Sionlst Fathers at st. Mlry's Church, Bruokly
H. ID. Important hum Missouri. Obituary-De1
Of The Rev. John Mullgan. Archbishop Hugh
The Battle in kentucky. The Latest Home New
Paying ~ the I.ish Brigade; Tie Reported Poa
~ positions. Irish Relic Meeting ia Montreal. "
General Lander Evacuated Rnrnney. Tue nr1dg
Burners In Missouri Latest News from EuI0p
sc, &C., DC. For sale by all Newslehlers. Pri
cents lis
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8 TENNESSEE REGIm eNTs
INTERCEPTED,
NEWS PROM REBELLION.
EFFECTS OF THE KENTUCKY VICTORY
The Slaves Hurried Away.
IMPORTANT DEBATE IN TIE SIN ,TE
The War Power in Dispute,

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W. ",'' ,,,,,i,,,,
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ter" Department OF North Carolina h'''of'' in'''
Jan. 10TH 1902"
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labor very heavily, AMI some were obI,d h. ont
lose nom the vc.4o, they were sowing. Most of
them, however, r,s.ci over tho b,r. and anchored
In ..c the b,ib,r nl,u, T. u',!,.., p ,ou, %, the
18th lust Ia time ~ csc,pe the severe gale Of Mon.
day nt,ht and TUESDAY.
The propeller City " Nr,v York r,u on the bar 1t
the entrance H. the harl,r and OWN 10 tho severe
weather and want of ANAL boats, W. could render
her no ass,.ataucc. She R,s laden with store, and
WAS lot
Tie General al.o says he h,d been lNI n baucye
that he v.ull 6nd experienced plo,s A, n ,t,arA,.
i,, ba1 great dieic,lty in accommodating bis wish
60. ,,n, ~ ur,,,sr accommodations lie ,dl.t b,,
1f "a Ia ID A flT
l,pdip, or,rlies. Tho men were cheerful and pa
,t,,, and i,c ,,o,,,1 r,,ccat ,,;,i c,,6iepce
An accident occurred ia sn ef,it g. relieve tie
steamer New York, 10y which a boat was sw,mpoi,
and the lives Of COL Allen, Of the 9TH New Jersey,
his surgeon, and mate Of the boat, also lost
After the arrival ~ the expedition At u,tterAs tie
enemy male their appearance Ia one or tVD vo,.
Sell, on rcconnoiterng expedition. Our l,,,u,
gave 81 ssc, AM drove them back. The transports
and YEA cls grounded will be GO, 81 by the aid If
the tug boats, only one, the New York, va, lost,
and no lives, tho three above referred to excepted.
CThe above Is tho official report alluded 10 in
III. Vol
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50. Louis, Jan. 2s-TLe military commission
Cor the trid of the ttiIgo-burnerN has found seven
persons guilty, and sentenced them 70 be shot
The sentence has been approved by NJ l,r. CEN
eis Halle, X, and thcy viii ho executel at time
ALl pace hereafter u ue designated. gentem al
who reached this city yesterday from Plmyr, re-
ports Ling Bridge, On tic Hannibal and r., Joseph
railroad, burned hy the rebels on Saturday night.
Tho bridge had "a been completed. k,gyF.
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smother for The stockholders. The only mode
10 which the Government credit can be main
tanned is to borrow on stock, at the m1rbst
rate, and tax sufficiently To cover the interest,
maintaining q specie currency in order that tho
texee may be paid In coin.
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Amy Of The PoIomne-Ksy,s DiHl.I..-

Both Regiment New YORK volunteers. This leai-
stationed In comfortable winter quarters, At Can,n
Briphtwo,d-one Of the defenCes Of the CanitaI
near Washington, ID. G.. A number Of able.i.,Ji,J
men are required 10 bring this Regiment up n ~
maximum standard required by the L. g. Goys,n~
ment. Pay, clothing, and transportation "a carnr
furnished on being mustered into the seryic. ~
further information, apply 10 Lieut.. JAS an Nm :
Recruiting Ofioer, ~ Centre g. ia2a iO.Iae
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The BurnsIde Expe.p,iou in rr.,,o,.

trenton, Jan. 2S.-Ibo news Of the loss Of
Col. Allen and other officers and men of the Nav
jersey 9Th Regiment, created profound sensation
IA the Legislature. The melancholy event was an
nounc% IN bdh Houses, and out uf respect 20 the
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Kentucky AfI.ir..

Lou'soiAe, ian. 27,-Gen. McCook arrived
Ills morning from Mum'ord,y,c, ,L. Iu.ct down
iellW.
rumor' which is generally dscreilted, prevail
ed here today that the rS- Gen. Gc,. u. Crlttcr-
len wiz wounded At the L,sNu Cross Roads ii hit.
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A Nrw rifle armory has l,eer started 4, n
ark, New Jersey |, has undert. ken a gov,
ment contract for 10000 rifles, with the pr
lego Of Increasing the numt or 10 100 900.
Tug Now Jersey soldiers are sending h,
large sums Of money 90 their families.
sides the amount sent bv the "a Regiment
oh Regiment has sent sl0 600, thu 9Th )
geo, and the ath $4,000. 1t is beloved /,
in all, the New Jer.c, Rsg,mcnt5 will send
have sent home 100000.
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Interesting from Cairo.

mGbGGaa n@F21. AfRii5h &slsS a e t he
Pint On sduri'y had fight with JEFF. rhoinp.
son, ant that tho guclil, cLefain is nov, , prism,
81. It is ala rcportci that three Tcuuca.c regi.
moutS Lave been Intercepted Oh tler march 10
syk,stou.
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ByfdIo, Jan. 2S.-The st. James Hall. in
the rear Of the st. james Hotel, owned by Albert
and George DTisbane w,,s set ON fire this morning
aud totally destroyed. loss $4,000; no Insurance.
THE 81. james, Hotel, by smoke and water, was
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Temperance a public meeting viii

held this evening at ~ O'clock, NJ Gs East Broad
way, by NeptSne Division. I'M. Peer will spead
on the drunken poets and X. CROW on tcuiper1
auce, Sc. Cooperation singing, by Motsrs. LO1
GAN, WILSON AUSTIN aud PARkuOuSE.I
DANIEL. WALFORD, chairman.
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lilhl NJ > IN IN + SAIES,
At the GREAT FIRE IN PEARL AND PULT
SIS, Jan. %, 1863.
NV GoHk, Jan. q, i5s
Nesrs Herring & Co.. No col Rroriirnu
GENTs; The large IIERRiNG's PATENT GU
PlON SAFE you made for me , few years ago,
Leon PIT o. severe t,ot IN to great fire. cor
Fulton and Pearl st., on The 2Gtl inst. wlioh
trely destroyed NY building, together with nj,
Tiers.
The FIRE commenced about -, llck, Sun
morning, ami a." SAFE wa taken f,b tho ruins
ter uu exposure OF more than tlif---Auutp.
''.,'. S' i'iaiirri, ~ aa,, md
HHN'f, hHhk hils, coupon bonds 4. amount J
over Two iuspREp Tuous,>n IputAa. IL
tilhg IN tIc safe Il in perfect nr,ier, excepJ
,,l'Ilhf NJ W looks, being gteaurd Your PI
'h'mli"n SAFE gives Va ieat sat..furti1n. and
Rhfd,d safely tlfnugn the lre every doll,r ]
contents. Truly yours, A. 3, TosrEI
hEhilN'S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PRI
- SAILS
Tie most reliable ,cu ritv from free ,,wL,
htkhlN"'o CHAMPION WsRGLARpRl
81 LS-Llurd viii Herring & Fluyd's now ~
tTyNauS'd IRON. IA TIE u,ly metal which 1
not he drilled. III
HEhKING & co,
- NJ 20 Brpaivuy New Y,rd
IAkREI, HERRINt' a Co, PAil,l,InhiI
hfkkiNG 81 CO., Chicago.
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The UoIted Kingdom oTCape Rocc

Cope RACE, Jan. ga screw steamship
passed this point this morning, supposed h. he the
United Kingdom, from Glasgow for New York.
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Wanted Immediately for the only "a yalry -.
ment authorized to DO raised, orderly sergeAnS
mrrler-, mS So ! saddlsr Wagner, ~
ANDERSON, 10 Court st, Brooklyn As u 7 10
Burning Sip, ~ SI.,SS
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INIIrENLA.

BRANDRDTH PILLS should be used in
discsSe. ono or two doses generally euro. 80
Al 29i CANAL ST, and No. UNION .sQUAl
% e.. per box Pamphlets and advice gra.ia 4
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Rev. M. ID. Conway, nurhor Of the seR,

lecud Stone" will, by special request, deliver
lectt re on ''Sayrry ~ connected with the y eIeII
war" in the Church Of tue PuritanS on Thurfd Il
evening, 10th met. Mr.. Conway Is native Of va
GINA, well acquainted with Southern society all
enjoyed large opportunities of becoming acqu. INT,
with the sentiments Of Northern and Western rnerI
Doors optn at o'clock. Lecture 10 commenced It \
Admission free. lO2
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ladies' Enr-rinE-, Pins aud Bracelet
beautiful patterns, 4l2 and fl5 full sett
GEORGE q. ALIENS, 4l5 Broadway, one d..
below CANA st, formerly IL Wal n. js9S 2is'lO
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NEW YORK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


AHday Jan. 2.-'By Mr.. Rlmay-To
amend the divorce law.
BY Mr.. h bertson-T To prevent and punish fraud
N the use 81 false stamps, brands, trade marks.
Als" hill In relation t. sales by the Commits
ioners of the United States LOAN Fund.
BILLS PASSED.
state.
To amend the law in relation 10 unauthorized
banking.
MI bcl's ros tuition, In favor Of appointing three
Commissioners ~ dram general tax bill WIS taken
M aud Ibid uu table and ordered 10 he printed
Inc OIL o. amend the Brook yu Common School
law WIS ordered 70 third reading.
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The ncws received from the Burnside Expo
dition yesterday, naturally created tho greatest
excitement in this city, and under the oxaggor
stcd reports which first appeared, occsioned a
slight dc,liro in the stock market. For fow
hours ,Le ncwsDoys with their extras, spread
far an vide the alarm that the expedition had
p7uvoj total failure and much relief was
found in the discovery that it had mot
with no worse misfortuncs than those
which astaiicd the Port Royal Expedition
without seriously interfering with its final sue
c,ss. In the same way and almost in the same
place, m the stormy Capo llatteraa, the ilcot
under Conn odoro DUruSr was dispersed
partially crippled, but lie very m.siotunos VA
tho cause OF its ultimate success, owing 10 the
increased determination our brave sailors de-
rived tom difficulty. The augur is a good one
for Coo. BuRSsipE, and 90 he seems 70 regard it.
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ONE VESSEL DESTROYED.