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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-27
LEGAL.

gStHB STATE OR OBIO, HAMILTON
- COUNTY, bS.-Superior Court OF CINCINNATI
mo 1854 -Attachment.- Jason Evans, Briggi
Bers ss Evans Co., plaintiffs, VS. Robert Newcon
and Franklin g. fewcon' partners as 81 X q r. New
com Cdrawersl Horace ID. Chipman, George Gillis
partners ss Chapman Gllispie (acceptors) William
l., Brown and John L. Guisinger, partners as Gui
TIE said 1rSSR SeSdsSts George GDs John
Guisinger and William L. Brown, are hereby noti
fed hed that on the 18th day Of Msroh A. D 1851, the
against said defendants, which Is still pendinI
therein the effect and demand of which is to recove
Judgment against the said defendants for 82,OO(
said defendants for said sum- dated Cincinnati, De.
cember 3 1860 al the satd defendants are nOtihet
that William B. Williams and Samuel V. Ried, part
ners as Williams Bied and Thomas Smith
have been,served garnishees in this action that
an order OF attachment has been issued in said ao
tion and levied upon the following described prem
ises, to. wit:
All that certain lot or parcel OF ground situated
In Cincinnati, commencing forty nine l49) feet from
the south.v corner Of Richmond and John
streets, and running thence southerly along the lin
Of John street sixty feet, and the same width
igck at right angles seventy feet; thence north,
mi twardly at right angles sixty feet; thence
taweba
Also, that lot of ground situated in the City cf
Clnclnnatl County Cf Hamilton, Ohio, on the nertE
side OF Slxth-street, between Central avenue and
John-street, commencing at point on the north
side OF Sin tn street two hundred and sixty five
(65) feet west of Centralayenue at the east side Of
Trustee; thence running east twenty one (2l feet
and running back northwardly the same width
back to George street, on line parallel to John
street
The said defendants are required to answer or do
muir to said petition on or before the 2sth day Of
December D. 1861 otherwise Judgment will be
sold in satisfaction thereof.
oc3l-fWy NJ. Fl 4 w TILDBN, for Plaintlhs
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iATTxa ffOsn Warrington states that tho
Raw. Dr. Cbteyer, IN his lScture in Lhe C,pi,0l,
en- Sunday, Jan. y, gave ot.efascs to moro
ttea on than was ever head toore beiofo, sven
from the lips OF jeff Davis, Sldsn OF Mason
and adds that " the Rev. Dr. wefe mo- an Ahc-
li,ionist, the Prvcst M,rshd v, ult have lock
Ell him pp before now. As II is, soma W.n'
ington lawyers are rep rted 20 be prt psginR an
Of piica,ion TO the Court 10 hsve nim srrested
for ir Gon, OF misprion OF treason.
GKSERAL MCCLELLAN, in leLtor TO Pfotss.
tor Bsctc, ttrungly doprcc stss ms proposal
susrensiOn OF the cusst survey by & mgr ~, on
TIE scorc q economy. lie ssys that 'he tcpe..
rrariical info nation tf the co1ntry south o'
The Pl,cmac, which has bon q sucr ice ,'cul.-
lie ecryice 10 our aimi.s, and wthou' oh ch
their n ovemchts would have been tNrhyzsd,
~as derived entirely from the coast surveys Of
former yeafs; aud tht any money nov eNpenf.
cd on ,hs sct,i.c will te repaid huLdrod fold
in time Of u"td.
UorsEs for Tho Pforch army are PURCHASED
at rom fput TO tiN yrai' q sra, and must II ~
French uiipin. The rHi-oal Is b. ught 10 tho
c mmatd,n tao al ''tsd cepot, sn1 sab nit.
Sod H. H.. T. spsc'ion ".thou' any prise hci
rsn,d II tie comm ntan' tipd- hun unsu &
40, tc ~ - o-sf tsj'Cttd II tho ,'h'taty "a
the q. .o. r~ 10 Du.'eut bu ore all TIC vlli %
rf thu t,,.t tc. 4 ~ re.u.h .,'~ira'tun. Eth
oflicor 80 ,i.eplt e,Im, Of the v~lus ~
ih,, i'm | .lrt zap p, tn' p'p'r' ~
Ia % 81. ,hV a't shat a u U' thN ~
ea'iu d, ., ut Na IA hl,.l may ut tn NrO al tho
| m,in &C tee ,s'iu to ,s'h tlS'u, ID toe
comm ufntd pfT,.t ht w ". III, nh,'u ! u
~, u.uct acco 's' 'h' ,lrr, tbs price is paid Al
n, &C. IL h. lus'.. 'lr to'.c IA a. O-cs ao1t
av ~, for NJ b,EdnH, i allowed.
gur .ut,uRRsErs have Juud thc CONNER
| c'sl 'cfcs.s &C M" void by the e1'tuc.iNn Ni
500 cJas' d. h's which 'ho To ~ 81, O. GOV.
e.t meut hyc ss's'li-h,f upon ttsr scs c''s'
| hut tho van. a'ism hvs thu' Ia excited ne uu'
favorable e. mmeit foB l. alH1t " Ffa7oh
| TIE following incident provo, how such olL'
! rsgo. ara regarded Whoa prru"'ta'nd nearer
| home Louis NV h"'uC a. war with EnLl,rd
durirg tho bplji1g Of tho Efiystons L'gh =
| house, FWt ch ptiyitu.r took the mon az wok
upon ,hs rp,k together With Tho tools, ani car-
! 'l~.i thsm 80 + auc', Ard tho Captain Wa n
| eNptC'auon 90 - t.shrd Tor tho aCh avcmcnt.
| While the captves Ia, ia phsou the transaction
reached the care ot that m'rirch. Ne imne.
| di,tely ordar,d them 20 bo rtc'S'd, and tho
cnptofs to be- put in their plt'os debating that,
thcul h no wa. AT wsr with Euplsnd ho Wa, 4
20 with mankind. lilo thurofro dIoc cd tbs
mon 10 hc sent hrcl 20 their woik Vi;h ores.
cn's-obso wing that "tho Eddy stone L'ght
house was ~ situs',d m to 10 Of equal lor, ic,
to all nai,cu, haNitg occasion TO navigate TN
,hlnncl between |. gland and Fr,uoo.'
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The Kentucky News In Neutrality-suspicious.
eat PTo.prci- In tOnEre war Prtpa-
rt.tiut.. Nc Ar.
WN,IlINGT0N, Jan. Yl,

WN,uiSoroS, JAN. n, 1852.
There wa a good deal Of excitement last night
at the hotel and in official circlos, oNer tho good
new from Kentucky. There were many skep-
tics, however. Ous promincu, man a''d, Il
know Zollcoilcr. lie is thin a. half inch
board. DO no, believe bullet cannon hall or
shell would hit the follow 800
When Zullicol)sr was ia Congress, he used to
1T ON tho Republican side Of tue House, in
among a sm # knot OF southern Am9ticlns,ani
fine fellows they were too. ll1 used To occupy
the very scat winch Arnold the momnor from
Chicago Row ills. He va tall, thin, red
haired mar, ard was gonerllly recAuncd clover
politician, and % gentleman.
Idkug is still the order Vi the day IN 'pn-
pr,s,-grilc cipallv becsufe tho Way an Means
Committee is no. fotly % report any bl'lnoNt:
holr, by tho way, thai the Committee "'li
rocommCri two hiIdrod millions taxation, ani
the i4sue Of At least one huulroi miu'Ons oil
| lo,h de naLd NOTES. a, these uotoi arc - 10
made convertible INTO 80 treasury notei or
| the twenty years six per conts with ample taN-
alton, it is believed that the demand NOES VIII
| remain AZ par.
! A good daal Of complaint Is made hy soma
| tors and others because they cannot Obtain ready
access to Mr.. Lincou As one OF tho grum-
blors romaiks, The ProBiden. will spend an
| hour telling funny stories to an old friend from
| Illinois while Senators and Generals arc wait
ing in the ante room But, after all, the
| President may desire to conClliato snd talk with
somebody besides members Of Congress-.
Troops in this region aro very uneasy Tor
such shocking weather aud going as w now
endure. Regiments are Ons,antly plislhs over
into Virgitii through the mud and ARTILLERY y
in such quantities as to excite suspense. what I
in the wlndl The 4'th Now York regiment Is
TO 20 with Gen. B'annon en- his cN Nlolltion 70
Florida. The seth New York has lust arrived
here and taken ts place in Gen. hmit.s diyt
sion. II rnins-in fact, povrs--hsre, this morn
ing. The troops in camp suffer much in conso
auence. Wet weather s more disltked by tn
soldier than tho most intense colt Senato
Bright will not lose his seat in the senate 6u
5 aCk, Of Oregon, will, Quip'
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Sailing the streets In PhiIadeIphIa.

The question Of saltng railroad tracks TO re-
move snow, is being ugtated in Philadol phia,
ard at a meeting OF Compittoe Of the City
Council to consider upon the sulj ject, th' follow
ing SC entidc testimony was brought forward;
PrDf.sior Rogers, the University Of Penn
syIyania, was iifst called by the committee, and
his attention directed TO the question, whether
there is any injury To health from the HalInS oi
the track by eXhalatiop. In reply, he sAid
tha, salt not being volatile, II would raquir" an
intense heat greatly beyond tho heat OF tho
,ni'.dav sun, to vtlatizo it, In preventing tho
dlcom position Of getabls and animal matter,
he COZ sidered that the sailing of 'e streets WAS
calculated to promote the salubriousness Of the
atmosphere. Tho effect Of the sdting
upon the atmosphere is TO cool II therefore 20
make il drier. II is popular error TO suppose
that the mi xture Of salt and snow rens ers the At
mosphere damper on the cont AIRY, 1t renders 1t
drier. Because a great deal ol ilIil matter
shows itself in cons, quence Ot the mixture OF
salt a, tnOw, il docs not iullOH that there
should be more moisture in tho atmO phore.-
OCc advantage In sailing the street,, the Profess
! sor ,aid. is in the rapidity with which it re-
moves the snow. without the salt, the snow
melts in the daytime aud freezes al might :
| AID in that way the street, may be wet Tor
| weeks before the SOW IS removed. Nlter me
salt H. applied 10 the snow there ia no freezing,
| ard the fui coon rurs on. The illld would be
a law degrees clli'r TO the faGt Of person who
had walked in i, than if th,Io had not bee any
| anlt but it would EOt, in NY op niol be there
! fore more iuiuious tn heal H. We DO not find
that the residents Of Bo-ton which IL soma Lee
gr,es colder than Philadelphia, are less healthy
on thai ace unit
Mr. Davis, Of The COMMITTEE, stated that no
had made some Nperiments, and tad found that
salt and water h.d not aLy effect upon velvet
carpet. lie sOakod piece Of ca'Pst in the iiui'
and afterwards dried il, and no change in th'
color could be detected.
Professor Rogers said that Il could nCt hayl
be n ealt il it hal charged them. Vita rcspsc
10 tho effect of sd aud water upon leather, tn
Professor was not 70 positive, but no did not 30
how it could do any permanent injury. Mr.
Davis asked as 10 its Cft e. up horses. Pro
f.fsor Rogers thought that as the salt IA calau
lated TO remove the snow from the streets NOR
sps secily than the actor, Of the sun, that Il
horses would suffer less by II, but he had n
piyen the subject much attention.
Mr.. Robert +. Taylor President Of the Secon
and Third st. Railroad Company, stated to tn
, committee that his road ]. about II miles Ions
and that there is ussd 400 bushels Of salt |
, ! sslting the track twice iU entire length. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23
Now England Army NInnufacrurer..

A correspond ont Of the Boston COMMERCIAL
BrLltriS furnishes some interesting plrticu-
lars COO ,rning the mLnu'lC ure OF army sup
phcsin Mas.a 'hu,e'ts and Connecticut. At Hart
iori, Col. Colt employed over 900 men in the
construction OF arms, at wages averaging - per
lay; while there are several huLdred more at
" rk upon the buildings, which are now being
Duplicated, AMI oher manufactures, which
would bring tho monthly pay rol probably 70
more han ESQ 600. The Shapes Rifle Com
papy work day apd night and pay out S200OO
per month. The sa!dlery establishment of Smith,
Bourne y Co, ewploys 800 hands at a monthly
cnet of $4,000. Woodruff & Beach, engine
builders, have $50 men az work, who'e
m nthly pay amounts to $l2 600 or $4,000.
Jewell 4 Sons belt makers; the Phopuix lion
Works and the Hartford Manufacturing Com.
pany also employ numerous wcrkmen. The
above and other es abli-hments in Hartford
probably disnurse 100000 monthly. Al Chic.
opee, the Dwght Manufacturing Company, the
Ames Company Emerson Gaylord, the Chico.
pee Mar uiac urinR Company, the Arms Com
pany and other smaller concerns, pay an aggre-
gate Of s6S COO monthly 10 their artisans. At
Springfield, the National Armory and private
workshops disburse from $50, 900 to s1O0 900
| poi month Tor Labor,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a CANDID STATEMENT-

n CANDID STATEMENT
"A You can prn,rlre ~ any Druggist In This rity
\ vicinity DIR. TOBIAs5 VENETIAN LINZ
MINT. It II sure aud speedy cure hr Sore
Throat, Headache 1oothdche, Chronic Rhcun1-
its1t, Collie, Group, and Pains in the Limbs. We
Ndyise every one u give il a trial The expense Ia
q mere trihe-"O cents-and we are confident no
person will ever be without IT, Every family should
nave hottie In d e house in case Of suddea Rcci-
dents, such as cuts, BVrns, Snalfs, sc. It. pain
relieving qualities are miraculous. A. fpr Group,
Il has naved tie lives Of huLdrels have the Ger
srhcates to prove II. OGice ~ Cort.allt 81,
is 24ac'ilJ
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Pwoy,stoss-porS, sales, I'd and new Mess, sii
~. ~ o. Prime do, $sND %. City, Prime Mess
~ innl3 90. Dressed Western h'gs, 4aAH cents.
tsIty cured, d.. 4hAhe Bsei Country MESS, toa
- So Prime lu, StaS4 %. Repacked Western,
,'Odg. Heel Hams, Sll 2b,i5. Baoon, sides, short
ftb, millling, O., ,Ic. Hams, ia6c Shoulders, 4ha
b.. Lard, ~. /, aaTkc' Kettle rendered, SIC.
ohio Bultcr ll,lIa. state, lGc. Cheese, Ohio, ~
itp. State, GaIc.
RioE-pitnA, 6Ac.
SAT- -Liycrpool, ground, o.. Ashton, 81 10.
~. Kits, aO Turks Island, 26a2~Ac. II u active
la expectation Of new duties
ROAP-Casile, new, 1Bhr.
SrrRIrN- Sales, Rpchelle brandy, 10 5Oa3 10. Cog
pnr tt.I 90 Gin, 81 O6al 70. 5t. CrOx RunI,
Il ra.l 49, whiskey, 21i?3H.
s,,Ar- Tar to gu,d refining, iAaIh; sales Gu
.N. + I-g,- l-g; Rarbvloes, =, sln yellow rennsd,
II aniO L.: sit white, 10 l-t'lO Ia powdered,
10 r. a II.
..... a-rriuc city, %.
I.r.. ~. | IL l".
- q, ulative demand. Ankoi, A0abO; Congo
q ',... 60 IS. Congo, Y. Tyson, SIa9O.
10, S.,s straits, -.
".r Coo sales Kentucky, lOal6
NuhrIUusr-O nutsk, '.y.
". .,i- fcece-, bua'J.
IutI,.ut- NLe,t b. Liverpool I'm bulk; Flour.
~, 81 ; U,r,u, 3s. 3d Antwerp 2s- pd. ship
lI,4ry .t,I,l Ilavre lNd. for wheat shipper
.., ar.I t.Hr - T.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

MECHANICS BOARDING-NOTlCE-
INl you wish board and SINGLE room 10 sleep In,
at night apply at No. 10 Oak II. near Pearl; terms
"a 80 n As per week. GEORGE STONE. iy3 31i-''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

EIvANTED-LADIEST TO LEAES TO ORE
NV rsts an y, .t,f's ,ul Wlrlyrs A-h " 20
| nd ,,,r.r sew tienaehiu-4 T'r.s '.nu e'i
brsr,ice until satisfied or all kni- o' v '@' an.
L.,,.',,,e,,iot 4, ,yuris ,t", l-.rruK. ave. IH1
-, ,.,ir,t A.. aI sul' - .,iug ms t. l'a'
4 "a Needle .uj u', .,t guN',, nv s.- ~
"a shuttle -u,..ir+ ~ n.e. a. a.- 49,! 3.
|-ear CRAM =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

1Oc THOMPSON ST, \ FEW RESPECT
loo able Young men can have god b s,ri AMI
dgngs " a. ,.r oi god sitting room AZ low rates;
a, U'rt,.t, house, jgO G'll9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

tDOARDING AT % ALLEN STA FEW
I'D young men rlu Ice accommodated with Erd
heard ani comfortable rooms, at term. T. sut TIC
|Ilmcs; a.l a few young ladies. ya2l 5'l-l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

yDOARD-2 OR GENTLEMEN OK Ia
I'D dies can ie aclurlmpiat,d with r.oN-1h uh'n
l,ud hoard In A small r,rig, ou moderate terms ~
n NM ING al 10 T. gsta t., bstvser L',UgNu Nn1
lHS."e ." ~ d3l Y4lC1.c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

IDOARDING DOWS TOWN-A FEW SIN,
I'D ole gentlemen can ue accommodated VII g 4
kbnard AMI pleasant irlm-, b. applying o., go, f"fl
1 fBtreet Terms reasonable lnL1 llU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23
A FEW oAYs-ABLt-BOpIEp s.n

I'M he reviewed into the Firsi egiment n Wv
-evineut, cumnsnded by CClonel GARRETT
SaAN, the hcro Of the Mexican war, V .bov
|alled 70 i,r maximum number. swurp IN oe'
70 years. n has but Nteen rsontns .,cn 20 80 -
~ NrE bofL iRs R MONTH b. applying a
Tecru,tine OfBce, No. ~ Brosdwey, The sppI-
rcoeives al once UnViriA Rdiicns d1d FdI
me "A m. d., AMI 10 seui - Nswpj1 S'~s'
where The reyiu,7,t b p'ras"nt S''N va y
Ia hc.ra,Is ,r;fh b,ds and soff., s. Itp
,ept Ia. a.s.i the tutst bsnl % ,hy ~ tie taii,
,icIes b,ius II German silver. Il,a desiring
.lls, will drd .. tair t''erest .-t'. 40
cut. Col. J. FRED. PtFB5ON, q BNd'N5.
rhting Otiice. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

|,WING MACUINES-LADIES TAUGHT
~ operntp on wneclrn a WI '''s anf Sns'F7
| Ing machines. practice ON sn"p w.rk ,rm-
45- Canal -. lNEv ~ ~.
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uoAan AMI ROOMS.

FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM- D.
u dated with good board; also = gentleman ana
n 70 and one or Two respectable y"i1F '".eS 70.
Htrlyiug At Dover "a. ,l- -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

YOUNG MEN ALSO
ID rcrurmau mud his wife anil two young ladies'
Gun hc sccpmmpitt"d with ht'ri' where th.h ~ ~.
have t, ulni1rts ~ home, by app yiug At rs Pike
st. Tctus b. s'it the times. JAIL ''l"I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23
;CRuTTNG OFFICE, 4sO BROADWAY

Men wishing to Join god regiments nov IA
held, a good upI.-tuuity nuw Is uietrt ly cNt'
Al hendquarters, asa bro,ir-ay. slN hyvnty
lie p,id at the expiration ~ tre service. L'ru.
HlERr l.. BLOWER, " Glst Ret \. \. ; v"
IilAr recrtutn; officer. ilN FA7''l'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

XXTANTED.l OR 2 YOUNG LADIES TO
w board and educate FOR teachers, on m derats
serrns Apply IA u. gSth st, Atm ave. dSl 2Ia0
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BOARD AT NO.
ID Thompson s, from 80 g. - week man aad
lsire a. e. a. week. also FURNISHED toon' VII
t,suos, cheap; also lodgings 6s ~ - w'eS' or 10
III 2. "A night n B-LessunH on ptsn' 20 ">1A'
III d2O 2inc'lll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

WING MACHINES-LADIES LkAEN-
ei tn opetntc ON W. X W. --latest improved -e's-
mnchllcs. learned till perfect iN AT IT. hr t"' -
rar,iru!,,,. ly nn experienced upcr,t. q, or 81.
West gTth q, near -th ave. lt1- N'l"o
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,p1o6 -nuEAPEST BOARD IN NEW

AkD On - ITNI-FoI bVNNU ~ Wv
1< <J. S,...- nice ruorns witA Rs.l b,lrl,
a. ~ 10 ~ a w'oF md upwards lAles and FAM.
hss suited les ten any other house nice warm
Itl,prs, with p iuuH, - LzpeuArd, ear BroA lNAy
sll Caral vltcAnhn an night and lrls uls
cap ~ nArrinl and lLnrle persnnsll0 2lan'l29
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

r ODGINGS AT HALF.PRICE-NlCE
II single rooms 10 n Is. night 2 In one r.pm,
S0c. ; comfortable single bed, loo. married per-
sons, sOc our rooms are comfortable and newly
enrpeted, aud house warmSl throughout, ~ 100
Franklin st. near West Bru.,lway. A restaurant
Ettached, aud meals equally low open night ana
day. llO Phc'lEa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

IxvANTED-oNE Known WHEEL FOR
Nv np old ashiun'd hot-r Tower, about IL l'.t
,re,rr or m,re. Inquire ~ Bawary' nN.,meh''
tJuN II llRSON. l'-t . ~
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WANTED.

GOOD SERVANTS WILL FIND THE
,roeat old established institute, 13S Eleventh
sixth ave, for German, English lrtsh and
|ieap women. Mrs. FLOYD in attendNnce'
|tsaces always ready. l'ss S-ll4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

nR. W. BEACH, AUTHOR OF THE
IL American Reform Practice, iu connection with
Dr. j. BEACH, nave taken ana office at li7 Eost @itu
81, between "a aui 81 Hytt Once hours from .
oil A. NJ, and 3 to p =. N. ll5 24Hc'lu1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

TTu Cnu tI-NIUl| II|L NI8d0|NF'u q " n NJ
of ~ rer cent, payable l"", l.
The Marine Bank U,s dv. nrod 5H per acn'r paw
allie Feb, I.
The exports ~ tyc port Gr the past wee. lave
been very large, A follows, exclusive % species
,sno l,5i l,G2.
For tie week Sl49l, Shl St,3'SIl SssSi'SSt y,
Prov. reported. 9,hi'''2o o'"'''iN '''ol,'-Y
! Since jan. thos',oT9 S'IIO,tsS %'iaS'SS'
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The exports Of Gu, meats, cheese, lard. &C., have
been immense.
Az Richmond Va, gold is % per cent. premium,
Hnd tie Coniedersss loan l,dv for currency.
Inc tClo"ins H"lea q real estate have been made
L. arfty
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
NEWS FROM THE UPPER purcY.c.

THEpEaicx, Ma Jan. 7, isss
No latss, inte!iig.scs reserved from E2ac1cE nst
nirht states ht Cereal Jark.,n hta rciret, iesyhs
ony battery ana al iafnntTy guard IN slsht
Tho result of she sholEg z eaimportaEt. Ons rebel
ofacsr 70 fan frOn his horse ana besysd 70
have been killed.
Mono a1s reported kiiis. or wounded ca ear SIZE.
Jackgons force sted ~ ten regnenE, win large
baggage and supply train aad ten days ooeEsd fsins
Is MT known whore be wcGt, bIt "a sarmeei tLat
be intends 10 attack Colonel Kelly ~ command.
General Banks Third brigade ief, hoss a. ave oclcek
yesterday morning, and arrived At Hagsrsiown, sAiaA
twenty ak miles, AZ Eve O'Clock yesterday evening.
No srsggsrs LEFT along The route. THIS march
was performed through throe 10 foar inches Of snow
The brigade win probably reach Hsncocs Al nooa today
General Lander has been assigned 10 tho command of
Colonel Kellys division and Gen. Williams sakes com
mand at Hancock
The latest from Hancock reports all quiet.
Tho cxtravagant reports Of being cut up ere all
falee.
The Connecticut Fifth returned last Thursday from
Hancock, and marched sgain with tbs Third brigade
which they attached yesterday morning They have
not been attacked stated have they been port
tion to bs attacked since they sft Hancock yostercsy
week.
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
Miscellaneous.

There was great Of heavy ice adrf yesterday which
cleared the Of all vessels at anchorthe steamship
Vanderbilt alone lying in the North River being able to
and bcrth and shc carried adrft on Monday night
The thaw of yesterday will send much greater quan
tie into harbor for day two. The ship Guy Manner
ing for London while going OF the East River In tow Of
three seamug took the bottom opposite the Barge ONCE
whitehall owing to large field OF ice coming into the rivers
but she OF Immediately and proceeded TO sea- The
Brooklyn and Williamsburg shores blocked certain
stages Of the de the prevailing wind forcing the icc in hat
direction seamtug we're in great demand at high figures
LAuNcEp-on Tuesday, 7th inst from Thomas Collycrs
shpyard the steamboat Osacc, built for the Wesichcster
FERRY co, between westchester and this city She
win receive the balance Of her machinery at Ewbans
Thes 1n Works OF Harrison street. and be ready for
her trial trip In about thirty days.
snr BrLtx CREoLr remained ashore Goat Isl nd 5th
An attempt made that day TO set her oa failed on acclun
OF a. low state OF the tides.
surr SuLrAyhc report that shp Sultan, Lcthron hence
NentucNct Point Rip ~ stated 10 uc tac Shs
| has been ashore sine leaving New YORK.
sniP GnrAr Rrrus1c-Some monhs the ship or at
Republc. while 70 ow gf tug struck upon ROCK on lsin
pC Cal The fg towcd her en- Lnd h3 owner
Card sued the Of the for s60O savage judge