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She st blank cartridge, then two Shots and kept on
bark Mary Dyer Ray Nepyta. Jan with &c. to
hannss xsEw:s sf% snr win.
Rssf, $, s.osiv DEE i s.sss s's' ss s e
Brss Br Of londonderry Chisholm. Port au Prince.
'iR sns Csyea R 1ssS1S Grevs
ss Sd ss
B Bril- Milo Or, Mafas), Campbell. Mansana q days
Brig caiharns !bl He'll Prince Edwards Island sday'
SR Msrq 81 rofS ss.s;
sehr Presdsat sr Yarmouth SS ssoyie :. Pierre
Mart, 2l days with sugar. to Boyd hineken. Had some
T sss
and put in distress having sprung aeak 80 as Keep
bark going Magoane; h lat "a IA, Ion H. spoke bark
sehr fG% nss sqre. xsa days.
with tobacco Se e TGmarin Had heavy weather. and
ssar b pfwS s Of LnSsnasfy' Fitzpatrick Ber
sehr Morning Star |Br Miller, Windsor Ms 80 days. with
Cape Florida, spoke Primera from Havana
schr Statesman, Halsey, Fortress Monroe, sdays.
Ann D. Newton an r. X days sd very heavy
schr Geo Adams, Fisk, Baltimore days Has lost an
schr Gassabeas Nuer, Elzabethport, and sailed for
Boston.
schr Evelyn Palmer Ezabethport. and sailed for Stam
ford
Schr Mary Mankin Bearse, Boston.
steamer Jersey Blue Gus transport Chadsey LocustFons
ballast.
The Dutch brig Maurco, which arrived this port llth
inst from Cuacoa had "a days instead OF q days as
reported on her arrival.
RErURSED-Brig Kibby (Br), Prnde, hence lth inst
for Santa Marha having 9oclock night been in cor
son with Swe bark Catch Me- carried foreyard fore
topsayHrd and jbboom stove bow and puwarks, and da
maged rigging. Returned to repair.
BELOW.
Genoa.
Bark Powhatan, from Marscies.
Brig p Nevius.-All by pilot boat Waterbury.
Ship Charter Oak, Carver. from lIavre Dec ~.
Shin Onw ard, Coombs from Cardiff, Nov IL.
Brig L Ward, Fiibert, from Marseiles.
Brig East, Spaes, from Bnen0s Ayres.
Also, several vessels unknown
SAILED
From Quarantine-U ginDoat Sumter French frigatcs
Pomone, and Beone.
Ilth-Shps John Cottle A Hiern, Sherman and Plan
(Br) Liverpoo Java Christiana, and St Helena
(BrJ London; Jupiter Nor) Dnblin Luce (Fr), Havre
barks Alice Cameron Brl, sydney, NSW Elizabeth Cape
Coast Avon, Valparaiso; Nereiden Nor Falmouth Johar
(Nor Cork Bergman Br), New Ross Oldenburg. Bre
Auguste Georges (Fr). Havre; Xantho, Aspnwa; i;
Mayower, Barbados; Fleet Wing (Brl and Spirit of the
Times (Br), Harbor Grace brigs VIM Tell (Br) Cork Zou
(Br), Queenstown North Point Rio Janero isabella
Maranham Resollite, Porto Rlco Isabel Bsurmann Port
Active tBr) Demarara Baylis, Santa Cruz; Stereu
(Br), st Kits.
Wind during the day NV to Me-
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Arrival OF Released Union Prisoners from
Richmond.

Arrival OF Released Union Prisoners from
Richmond.
Nine Of the Union prisoners released by the rebels IN
der the recent exchange arrived in this city i've O'Clock
yesterday morning. by the midnight military train from
who were captured the unfortunate engagement at
Stone Bridge and taken 10 Richmond where they.
NAMED during the whole time of their captivity.
Their are
R. d. Tompkins, Co. G, list regiment N. Y. s..
I. C. Deasoy, Co. G, list regiment N. Y. s. M.
g. Noble, Co. +, list regiment NJ Y. S.M.
A. b. Smith Co l. 14th regiment n Y. S. N.
W. T. Williamson, Co. ID, 14th regiment N. Y s.. M.
p. r. Dunn, Eng. Corps 69th regiment N Y. 8. M
r. n. Shafts, Co b, Sth regiment N. Y :. NJ.
Hubbard Smith, Corporal Co A, 1s Michigan regiment
$. +. Hartmeyer, Sergeant Co. A, lst Mich. regiment
Mr. A. b. smith acted nurse TO Col. Wood. of the
Fourteenth (Brooklyn) regiment who is said TO be in
very good health at present
While in Washington all the above men received full
pay from the time Of their capture their release
well as what previously due them, and given
their discharge from the service Each o. the prvates
received $27 IT. The pay Of Corporal Smith $40,
and the pay Of Sergeant Hartmeyer S176.
There are two hundred and twenty Of the released
prisoners all and three years men, still in Washing
ton unpaid but it is expected that their pay will be
given to them to-day, when they will also receive fur
oughs for thirty sixty days. and 60 homo TO recruit
their shattered health They will be in this city tomor
row, or Thursday at furthest.
Sergeant Hartmeyer and Corporal Smith left by the
Central Railroad yesterday for Detroit, Michigan.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
senate.

ALBANY, Jan. 13, 1862.
The Senate convened at 73o P, NJ
Several petitions from Supervisors from various coun-
the the national received
INTRODUCED.
Mr.. RorxRTsos-Relating TO places Of amusement in
New York city.
Mr. TRuMAN-To provide for the extension Of the Che
mango Canal.
Mr. WooDRurF-Prohibiting bank officers from acting
notaries public.
Mr.. BElL-To amend the Revised Statutes relative to
property exempt from taxation.
Mr. MuNROE-For reorganiZing the Asylum for Idiots.
Mr. PRUYN-For authorizing courts IL discretion TO
tence convcts between the OF sixteen and twenty
five to the penitentary instead Of state prison. but the
b ard Of said convicts not TO be county charge.
Mr. PRUYS introduced a resolution fixing the 25d Of
January for the election Of Superntendents OF Public
instruction and Regent OF the University by the Legsa-
ture.
Mr. Low introduced resolution instrueting the repre-
senatves in Congress 10 vote for the abolition Of the
fraLkng privilege
PRISON INSPECTORS REPORT.
The annual report OF the Inspector Of state prisons
transmitted TO the Senate The condition Of the prisons is
represented favorably. Auburn continues TO sustain
ITSELF The Sing Sing male prison pays IS coo per
year above expenses At Clinton the earnings the
increased $ll 500 over las, year.
Adjourned.
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Personal Intelligence,

John L. Gardner and Charles Amory, wife and daugh-
ter, Of Boston stopping at tho Brevoort House.
Hon. G. Parsons, of Philadelphia; Lieutenant Haycock,
Of the United States Army Halsey Corwn, OF Chicago;
W. R. Washborne, OF Montreai G. A. Sconsca, of St.
Louis, and II. s. Bodget and wife, OF Albany stop
ping AZ the Iafarge House.
Thomas wnans, of Baltimore; Captain Purdy and DR..
Little OF Alexandria; r. b. Allen and wife, Of Phadel
pha; Dr. Austin and Lieutenant Broughon, Of her Bri-
tannic Majestys ship Medea j. s. Rice, Of Kansas and
B. Forbes of New York. stopping at the Metropolitan
hotel.
Hon. A. r. James, OF Ogdensburg: H. K Horton and
c. Spear, Of Boston: W. o. Page and o. W. Potter, Of
Chicago J. Maxheld, of Philadelphia; G. F. Wilson, Of
Providence and C. d. Harney, OF Albany, are stopping at
the Astor House.
Lieutenant Colonel Eagan, Of Washington Rev. II. NJ.
Stuart Of Connecticut; A. Mnard, of Lockport; Peter
Cagger, Of Albany; Lieut. Martindale, from Halls Hill
Va John Grouse OF Syracuse; g. B. St. john Of Nor
walk Conn.,; J. W. Sprague of Ohio and F. p Ross, of
Auburn, N. Y, stopping at the st. Nicholas Hooe
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board Of C0uncilmen.

This Board held its first regular meeting last evening
President Pinckney presiding.
There was a full attendance Of members.
After the minutes Of the proceedings had on the or
ganzation Of the Board read few petitions and
resolutions presented and referred appropriate
committees, when appointed.
Communication received from the Comptroller in
relation TO the appropriations made by the Common
Council for the equipment Of volunteers ana the support
~ their families He states that inquiries had been made
of capitalists and others from which II appeared that il
was quite uncertain whether the additional amount or
$500 000 appropriated few ago, be raised at
present time unless the shall first bs sanctioned
by the legislature the thirty Of the char
ter 1857 providing that the Common Council shall not
have authority borrow any money whatever on the
credit Of the Corporation except anticipation Of the
revenue Of the year in winch said loan shall b. made
unless authorized by special act Of the Legislature
The foswing resolution was appended TO the commu-
ncstion-
Resolved That the Comptroller be authorized and re
quested make application 10 the Legislature OF the
state ~ New York behalf Of the Corporation Of the
city Of New York Tor the passage OF act egaze the
several ordinances Of said Corporation making appro
prRtons in aid OF the defence Of the national Union
10 aid in supporting the families OF volunteer soldiers
serving in the army OF the United States.
The resolution was unanimously adopted without de-
bate.
After the transaction Of some other routine business
the Board adjourned TIL Monday at which time IL
expected the President will announce the committees for
the
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Port OF New York, January IL, 1864.


CLEARED.
Ship slmoda, Smith Melbourne-Mailler, Lord Quereau
Ship ssaisns Leav Hsvre@W Nelson ms Sons. '''"S
Bark Kcre law lBr), Taylor GlasGow-J g Macarthur:
Bark Sunrise tBr), Moer Cork-Funch, Meincke Wendt
Bark Liberty, Avery, Leghorn-Draper Deylin
Bark Providcneia (spl, virret, HavanaJ N Ceballos
Brig New York Cooper Jersey EngMailler, Lord Que
Brig Gottland Ssard) westoe st Nazare or Nantes-L
brig Fafel CPortl, Pereira, Lsbon-L Amsnck 4 Co.
Brig Eba OBJ, Beckwi,h Leghorn-p D pswoli: r.,
Brig il N iIine tBr), Dart, Arroyo-HJ&c A Dewolf.
Schr l. Usher (Brl, Mckenzie, Hayana-A Horn.
schr 9 Sawyer Dobbns, Port Royal, sC-McCready,
schr sam Colt Buell. Baunore-J W Mckee.
schr Caroline, Melville, Philadepha-J Mckee.
Schr Sarah, York, Portlnnd-H Vinng
schr Rival Hobbie Stamford.
sloop Borden, Collins. rall River-Maser
ARRIVED.
Steamship Patapsco tU transpor) Beals. Locust Point
SHIP Morning Star of Bos,on Foster, Liverpool 81 days
ship WIN Frothingham stetson Bavre "a days. with ndse
and Is passengers, TO Boyd 4 IIincken.
snip Rapid, Luce, New Bedford "a hours in ballast, TO
Bark Catch Me tswe), Hartye oporto Nov 10 to Funch
came in collision with Br brig Kibby hence for santa
Martha carrying away the fore topsay foreyard main
topgallan,lnast, and doing damage 70 the sails.
], with salt 10 X w Trundy
BARK Thos Bayne tBr) Howell. Palmas Canary Islands.
Nov 20 in ballast to master From Dec "a to 9TH inst had
heavy W gales; sprung mainmast. split salts, &c.
BARK Lizzie tof Boston, Nkerson, Rio Janeiro Nov 25
welsiord Ranken. From Dec 70 had gales
Dec ~ la lon % U bark steering =, showing blue
Bark Panama. Smith Rio Janoro, 52 days, with coffee to
BARK Gaice Cof New rayen) Rhodes Demarara, Dec Is
via Barbados 23d sugar Trowbridge Sons OF
Haven Had great deal NV wind the passage When
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AGa irs In Boston.

BOsroN Jan 13 lS62.
In the House 10 day N resolved and passed that the
its proportion Of the national tax assessed
upon Massachusetts. A resolution passed
calling for the correspondence between the state Execu-
and General Butler in regard 10 the aters military
enlistments.
O. A. Terrell is under arrest charged with obtaining
$4,000 by forged altered drafts and checks In
case he altered check OF S2j drawn by the Brighton
Market iank and got the money ~ the Bank of Mnnal
Redemption Considerable also obtained from
Blake Brohers Brewstor. Sweet \ CO. and nurnett,
Drake Co.. by similar fraudulent means Terrell was
recently member Of the Grand Jury VI suffolk county
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KINGSTON, JA., HAVANA, ,MATANZAS AND NASSAU, N. p.
CLEAToR-From New York for Kingston, ia, on the 10th
day Of month The Ceator leaves for New York
9th each MONTH and will be due here about the 18TH
COLUMBIA MARIoS-No stated days fixed for
the departure of the Columbia and Marion for Havana but
they will sail about every ten days. touching at Key West
ward and homeward.
KARNAK-From New York for Havana via NASSAU Mp, on
the arrival alternate Cunad New York
MArANzAs-From New York for Matanzas Sth
each month From Matanzas the 3D. due New York
the 25th
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ausrsrs and poekoges intended tho NEW YORK HERALD
shouid Le sealed
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHIs DAT.
RISES. rs MOON SETS. 13
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Markets.
PufIAnrLPHIA STOCK no arm.

pmiiDupHrs, Jan. 49, 1862
stocks irrcr iar. Pennsy wanna state 5s 10 Reading
Railroad 1sI5 Morris Canal 81 long Island Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad 3s Sight exchange New York
a par 1 10 premium.
piBLADELrIiIA, Jan. 10, 1862
Flour duh. At s53lA 81 37JS for superhao Wheat
advanced lc.: sales 5000 bushels; red 81 10 FL "a
white 81 so Corn nrmer sales 600 bushels at 5sc.
a oOc CoGco-Ro, l9hc. Wbskey d0l At 2Gc. 2i0.
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The New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON, n D., JAN II, I66Z.
The Legislature OF New Jersey meets tomorrow. The
members are rapidly arriving.
In the House the democrats will be able to effect
ganzaton without difficulty.
In the Senate there doubts to which Of the
two prominent parties will elect the officers Thereare
ten republicans and ten democrats independent
democrat.
Hon. Charles Haight Of Monmouth, will probably be
elected Speaker Of the Hsuse.
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ALBANY. jan 10, 1862.
Ten thousand dressed hogs arrived the Central Rail
road depot this morning. for Albany, Boston and New
York. Buyers offer &c. for the best-lght saes-and
a. OG a "A ~ for good ots
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Fort I.a ia yetfe.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE.
JAN. I3.-Wliam Read, oi the OF the British
bark avor discharged from Fort Lafayette by order
Of the Secretary OF State.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
LowE--ErpEDcE.-On Sunday January IL, by the Rev.
Dr. Williams, Mr. RICHARD LOWE, Jr., to Miss EMMA
ELDuDGE.
Sing Sing and Boston papers please copy.
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The Court of Appeals
Albany Hog Market.

ALBANY, Jan. I3 Isb2.
The Court OF Appeals calendar for January IA is O. a.
Is, Is, 20, 81, %, "a, 26 %.
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SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MI
LITIA.
Lieutenant VIM. T. worrall will leave for Poolesvlle,
Nd Thursday next, 10th inst at O'Clock A. NJ
with squad recruits for the regiment Persons wish
ing JON the regiment apply at the armory
in Seventh street near Third avenue.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxvvII,h CONGREss-Secsnd Session.
"WEDNESDAY, January Q.

"hDNheDAt1
sKNArEy-In the Senate to-day, sfter the pre-
other petitions, the House bill making IN sppro-
pristion for the construction Of twenty Iron clad
gunboats, when the pending Senate amendment
thereto proposing 10 substitute the President for
the Secretary Of the Navy the person % be
charged with the duty Of making the contracts
therefor, was debated by Mr.. Hale tits mover for
t. and Messrs Morrill,, Poster and Powell again
The report Of the Judiciary Committee In the
case OF the contested seat between Messu Lane,
OF Kansas, and Stanton, came up.
On motion Of Mr. Fessenden 10 WA postponed;
and the House bill TO amend the act Increasing
the duties on tea, coffee, and sugar WA taken up,
and it prompt passage WA advocated BY Mr..
Fessendsn, and opposed by Mr.. Hale.
Reconsideration, requesting the Secretary
OF W. 10 inform the House what psyments, II
any, have been made for transportation ofrcops,
10 railroads 70 whom public lands have been do
mated on condition Of transporting troops and mu-
nitions OF war free ofchsrge; and sutborizing the
Committee on the Judiciary 10 send for persons
and pepeu, 70 take possession Of and examfne ell
Geographic dispatches seizsd lsst year, and foe
other purposes 70 scilitste the investigation into
ne censorship Of the telegraph, instituted some
A resolution instrurting the Committee on NIL
its1y Anain 70 inquire into The cxpcdlsncy q
Eurchzslng The building known % the DouRiss
Hospital, on strcet IN this city, was referred
Also, bill making an appropriation 70 carry
into effect the joint resolution Of July x7fh, 1851
relative 10 The International Ezhibiton IN London
The BIN sxssndine 10 all sailors ana nsrinss
In the service q the United States fhe pfivshges
now granted 70 soldiers, ofssnding Letters reakh
u nsis without p'spsynsni q pos-<s, va
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LOCAL NEWS.

NorIcE-Afser having for many years printed
the lists Of letters remaining uncslled for In the
post Office Of this city, tundef the Law author
iring their publication in the Newspaper having
the largest circulation within the usual delivery
Of the oface,) the proprietor of the S'a' has at
length felt compelled to decline their further
insertion, because Of the great space they have
come To occupy, and Of the fact that for months
past he has been forced to lay over on each
occasion, when printing the Lists, advertisements
the insertion Of which would have paid at least
double a. much a. tie law allowed him for the
letter list.
In addition TO this positive Pecuniary losa by
their insertion since those lists have come to be
as large as the New York city letter lists, they
have entlrely-on the day on which they were
printed defeated his purpose Of making the Star
always a s>sospapa-news being its we'll known
speciality.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
TIE NAVAL roxrIos.

Nhh NANAL TUITION
We are satisfied that the psval portion Of the
Burnside expedition wIii embraces fully tweuty
vessels OF wsr-most Of them the most elective
ships In the service.
LATEST FROM Dixie.
We have before us the Norfoff Dag Boob
(revfstdus) Of the day before yesterdsy-the ssh
last.
On the previous morning a ssw-miIi m the
Norfolk navy yard was fred by an incendIsry. To
was, however, extinguished with Iittle damage.
The residence and outhousss Of fsyetse McMuI.
len-blstherskyteing Fsye.t-in wythe county,
Va, were destroyed by Gre on wednesday morn
ing last.
Judge HemphiIl. ex-senator In the congre. Of
the United Ststes-slnce member Of the ssConfeds
Congress, died In Richmond, st the Exchsne
Hotel, on Saturday morning Last, the eth inst
Nobody win come forward 10 take the once Or
collector Of the war tar I'm the Norfolf district.
and II T. Gsrnett, "Chief Collector Of confsdA
crate War Tax for Va )" IN formal sdvertise.
Dent, threatens 20 appoint some one from out
side the district 70 perform that duty, which In
his prcclsmstioa ne admits to be odIous 10 the
people there.
There have been several fires In Chsrlesson, 8.
C., in the pest few days. Ominous!
On the raorning Of the I'd inst. the ocean steamer
Ella Wsfley, Capt. swssey, ran the hlocksde ..
Charleston, from Nassau, NJ
she was chased and fred on by the blocksdiug
squadron, without harm TO her. Her passengers
Were all English and Scotch, except B. 7. BisbIe,
Iste Confederate bearer Of dispatches 10 Europe,
The Nassau authorities forced the Fl,mbesu out
OF the harbor to coal, which gave the Ella w ard
ley the opportunity to escape.
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The LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC

LATER FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.
Frederick, Jan. s.-There 10 no new move
ments here or up the river.
Ii is believed here that Gen. Jackson has been
Joined by Anderson and Loring's bngsdes, and
that they have gone 10 attack Kelly. All eyes are
now turned towards Romney.
Jscksons force will probably exceed 10, 900.
Gen. Hamilton, Of our second brigade, 10 recov-
ering from severe bilious attack.
Last night was the coolest night Of the season,
but the troops are all comfortable, and there are
no complaints Of hardshiH.
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CHARGE OF HORSE SrEALING.-Last night a
young man named Thos Rock was arrested by
the Fourth Ward Patrolmen upon sus picion of
being concerned In the larceny Of horse belong
ing to Surgeon Laughran. The horse was taken
from the front Of J Topham's store, on Sew
enth street, and the parties were traced az far as
the first toll gate. Rock was taken before Jus.
tice Dom and committed to Jail for further hear
ingi but subsequently gave bail for his appear
anee for hearing.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfore Jus
ties Wa!tsr.-Thomas Driscoll, drunk and disor.
derby; 80. C. w. Campbell, digging a gutter
contrary TO law; dismissed Mrs. Mary Perkins
profanity; fined 80 S. John Galloway, drunk
and disorderly; dismissed. Henry Fisher, do
dismissed. Bridget McCallagatt, profanity; fned
SIS. Henry Midderman, charged with swim
ding; dismissed. w. G.. Thomas, fast driving
fined alp IL
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ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX, Jan. s-Ths Canada, with Liverpool
dates to the 10th ult., has arrived, with three
hundred troops.
Great anxiety prevailed in Europe pending the
arrival Of the Africa with the response Of the
American Government
There was no cotton market on Saturday.
Naturalization. Breadstuffs eskef. Pro-
visions steady. COnsols 90kseOk.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT FROM CAMPHESK Last
night, Elizabeth MoultOn, a colored servant In
the family Of Mr.. Barrow Frere on D near Tenth
st. south, whilst engaged In filling lamp, near a
stove. from can Of camphene accidentally spi lied
a few drops on the fire, which caused an explo-
sion OF the liquid In the can, and In instant the
woman was enveloped in flames. In her terror,
she ran to her mistress for aid, and the flames
communicated to the clothing Of Mrs Frere, who
tried but did not succeed in extinguishing the
flames, and was badly burned in the attempt. A
son Of Mrs. F trying to rescue his mother, had
his hands and arms badly burned. The colored
woman ran into the street, and fell; gentleman
near came to her relief, and wrapping his shawl
about her, carried her back into the house IL is
feared that her injuries will prove fatal
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THE NEW YORK rwESrY-sIxTH

FORT ELLSWORTH, Va, Jan. :, 1s62.-EditoT
Star: The officers Of the 26th regiment Of New
York gave ball at the Liberty Hall, Alexandria
last night Several ladies and gentlemen of
Washington and Utica, ". Y, were present and
several officers of General Franklin's division.
Everything passed of finely, and the dancing
was kept up until the early hours Of morning
Music by the regiment band
The weather is cold here, with some two inches
Of snow on the ground. RICHARDS
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DR.-LAUGHRAN's HORSE RKcovERED-This
morning two small boys carried DR.. Laughran's
horse to the Central Guardhouse, and delivered
the animal to Sergeant Cuttings. They say they
saw the advertisement In Yesterdays Star and
In accordance with the directions IN the paper,
brought them to the station The officers are
close upon the trail Of the thief though he has
not been arrested.
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TRIAL OF FIRE PLuGs are informed that
on tomorrow at O'Clock p. m, there will be an
exhibition and trial Of the efficiency Of the Meigs
fire plug, which has been extensively adopted by
the Corporation. The intersection Of Twelfth
and streets, just in rear Of the Kirkwood House,
10 the point selected for the experiments, which
we have no doubt will be very interesting and
useful,
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DIED..

In this city. January It'll, Rev. HENRY II
BUTLER, aged 81 years As minister, earnest
and devoted ss q Christian, consistent as hus-
band and fati or, hind and afsctionate as q ma D
honest and prompt with his fellow man. He lived
20 sdorn his ChristIsn profession, and his death
lAnented By all who knew him.
His funeral will take place from the First Colored
Baptist Church, corner 18th and I streets, or
Thursday at O'Clock .. m. His friends and Iela
tves are invited 70 attend witho ut further notice
On the morning of the TIN instant, Rev. HENRY
II. Blu TIER, aged IS, in the hope Of bllssfu
immortality beyond the grave.
Asleep in Jesus! O, how sweet
TO be for suok Q UNI or meet,
Wild holy condolences to sing
That Death has lost his venom'd sting
The friends Of the deceased are respectfully in
vt q 20 attend his funeral, from the 1e street
Baptist Church, TO morrow (rhurtdayl ~ o'olk
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DIARRH1A AND DYsENTERY will decimate the
Volunteers far more than the bullets Of the enemy;
therefore, let every to IL, that he carries
with him full supply Of Holloway's Pills Their
use In India and the Crimea saved Thousands OF
the British soldiers. Only IS cents DER box 2l3