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- Col. WIN. ii. ALLEN.

STAN1ON AZ ION.
~ Col. WIN. II. ALLEN.
Is REC KIITs WANTED
linmedhtel for Co. In this Legion.
20 DO! MY PA I'D the recruit as soon as he ID
IN lstt red in.
800 BOI STY ) sill be maid Al soon A. he Ia dis
ensiHed r.! :, 10 W S23.
ENLIST "ht ioi years or during the war, unless
sooner disc hsrge
Relief tickets issued TO the families Of the men
enlistng.
Pronunon ,'rn lade from the rank and file.
stHnfNNi' ! WANTED. Apply tn
NAP'' T. ~ .EGESDRE, corner of West and
, y 'ourt llndt streets, or III Grand st.
ISL Lieut.; w. BRO1HERrON, II Crosby It.
"a Lieu', II, u, THOMPSON, 49, broadway. 100 12'
CTANTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wanted
Oto complete Co II of mi. r.y,,nsn, NOW forninu
uhuei W. ,a'e call for volunteers, and commanded
py t.'' Wh, 4. ALLEN. All promotions while
most deseryii ~ nonconmssioned officers aud pri.
Yates. rms rule will be strictly adhered TO. Good
quarters, abu ndant rstious aud handsome uniforms
Immediately provided. and the conpauy will be
under a., nnnnd OF officers who hsye seen acti
service in tn aeid commissioned officers ~
aoiuty ana experience can obtain positions by ma
KING i'niheu late application. Relief tickets issued.
siv pounE at the expiration Of the war. 80 Doun-
W ahu sl' Zone months pay in adyance-to be
Paiu Son as recruits are mustered into service.
Apply 70 " pt. ISAAC l.. TAYLOR, IA West st,
COZ D.y' &c cruliing ONCE. GEO. X. FORrIN, Lieu
'ohah'' js2O l2'll0
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REMOVALS..

DAwNBROKERS' ,NOlCE - FRIDEN-
E... Brosas.y III bo o% and G Grand
81, under the Oriental Dank, where al articles len
can b redeemed or ren9wsd, Business continued
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THE WAR DEPARTMENT
STANTON LEGION, COL. WILLIAM II. ALLEN.
wASTED--50 sble-bodied men. between II and
Nyears ofage, who have now opportunity u Join
regiment, organized for the United States service
for years or during the war.
PAY will rsnge from si3 to se3 per month.
few fIRST-CLAss MEN can get positions A.
non-commissioned officers, with q chance Of promo
tons 70 500 per month. Therefore, be- early. Each
man a. soon ~ he signs the roll will be subsistsd
and clothed.
NOrICE-The uniforms 10 he the new regu.
lations Just passed for the United States soldiers,
SiO BOUNTY AND FAMILIES PROVIDED
FOR DURING ABSENCE.
All promotions TO tine rank Of Lieutenant will be
made from THE RANK AND FILE and ais rule
will he strictly adhered 10 while the Regiment Is
In the field Capt. GEORGE TUCKER,
C0mpanyF.
Recruiting 0ffcs, Broadway, near Btuery, ad-
joining Washington Hotel. jc.i 1910
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STEAM BOATS.

CONEY ISLAND FERRY, LANDING AT
OFort Hamil,on--The MAJ sHONaesves Chrisso-
pher 1t. At ~, i2h and 81; spring St n ~, l9k
end AZ; Dey st. W i2k aud az Norris ct. tpter
", ~, and 4 je21 2<acsii9
DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTER
~ mediate landing-Steaner ARMENIA, from
foot Of Harrison st, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at O'Clock A. NJ, stopping at 3Oth 81
my4 1900
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EOR NEWBURGH, POUGHkEEPSIE
l. AND RONDOuT-Landing at Cozzens', West
Point, Cold Spring, Cornwall, New Hamburger and
Milton, each way. The new aud elegant steamer,
MARY POWELL, Capt A. l., AsDrnsoN,
will leave foot Of Jay 1t. EVERY AFTERNOON, at
81 o'clock Returning, will leave Rondout NJ ",
PoushkeeIsie NJ GH, and Newburgh NJ ~ A. n.
myl6u
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-A NOTE OF HAND, DUE JUNE
la 1852, given by Gustsve Tuckolskey, endorsed
By Francis Potter, Of $40. The public are cautioned
NOT N negotiate. The above note has been pro.
tested by the Butchers and Drovers Bank. A suiS.
she reward will be given by WIN. II. YOUNGA
70 Jackson st. ie26 3sl2l
T OST-EXEMPT FIREMENS BADGE,
- No. 30; register No. H. The finder will bs =
kind 10 leave II at the Stuyvesant Insurance Co.
cor Of Bowery and Grand 81 end they will Be "
bersaly rewarded. 11
WATCH LOST-THE PERSON WHO
w picked up = lady's watch and chain on the
mar Of Sd Avenue and nth s, will De very literally
rewarded Ii len with the owner at 06 East 10Th q,
first house east of2d Az, south side 18th It, 1Iam
81 REWARD-STRAYED OR STOLEN,
w from the premises vi the subscriber, ut Mas-
peth IL. l, red and white COW: has red breast and
Is red and white on the back, has warts on the uts
Whoever will return, or give such Information thas
will lead 10 her recovery will receive the sbovs r.
ward. HENRY WEBER. je2T S'10e
SH REWARD-IF THE CARMAN WHO
VIZ carried the furniture from 81 Stanton st, Last
Tuesday or Wednesday, also the carmsn who took
the trunks from said house on Saturday last will
call on ii. STECBEN, 1862 Broone, cor Attorney q,
they will receive the above reward. je26 3'15T
cSREW ARD - S1RAYED vROM
Ss/ --"-0'""~ --''h h""d, neck and shout
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Extra vePtise0est-Te Rapeste and
Guardians Wanted Immediately. one thousand
children Il both se1ca, that are good singers, be-
tween the ages Of IL and 10 years, for . Grand
Mammoth Floral Festival Pathological and Pstrio-
tc Exhibition, 70 be given o. the Academy Of Mu-
sic, for The Benefit Of the Sick and Wounded Sol
diers now in the city Of New York, W take place %
soon a. the proper arrangements can be completed.
Musical Rehesrsals will te conducted daily by pop
ular teachers until the children ass perfect Tor the
occasion. Parents and guardians will do we'll 70
scriber, At Mozart Hall, as Broedwsy. FIR three
days, from 10 A. N. Ill 8P. n. J. W. GUEST.is7
A. q Special Meeting Of the Father Ma.
thew U. b. 7. A. D. Society Of New York, held
Tsesdsy, the 18th inst, At their Hall, Dol Broome.
The following gentlemen were elected directors for
The ensuing year. Messrs. WIN. OConnell, Peter
Dunn, John Dunn, John Miner and james Mona
han. MICHAEL McGRATH, Prest EDWARD
hULvANY, Rec. secy. 1si
The n. Y. and Breollyn Praying hand.
viii ID va conduct the religious services In the
King street Chapel, West Of Hudson a, on 70
morrow afternoon and evening. The public are In.
vited. Seats free Sabbath school 81 4. II. and
~ p. N. 7. WALSH, Pastor. u
Notice-The ~. james Rsuaa Catholic
T. A. d. Society will hold extra meeting st their
Both inst, 70 make the Necessary Arrangements for
the excursion 10 jones' Wood, on the l5th July
next The Alongshoremens o. u. Society and the
Father Mathew r. A. D. Society, with their friends
and such others - ere favorable " the object ere
most respectfully invited 70 attend the meeting
Mathew Society, will be present and favor the
meeting with some Of his Temperance melodies
JOHN MeGRATH, Presdonl DANID BARTLEY,
Bee. 1ss
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financial, Market, Marine
1Ws, &C., ON Third Page.
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MILITARY.

ABOUT FACE-NEw YORK TO THE
"A Rescue. The New York Vol. Artillery, oAh
Rset., Col. Q. GRAHAM, commanding, now Sta
toned st Fort arshslls13stimors, Md, requiring
few more men, Lieut. G. shafles and Orville HAf.
ris have opened an once at 10 New Bowery, and
ere enlissing men for Co b u ssid Regt But few
men are req iired for this Company, which IL CSC.
Dad 10 none in the Reet. Recruits are forwarded
daily 70 the Regiment Pay equal 10 any In The
service, commencing from date Of enrolment APP
ply inmedistsly " Lieut.. shsfer or o. Harris, 20
New Bowsry. bes Rooseveh and James st. New
York city. jeie l3'1l6
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10 families " isoliiers
~ MOI LIN, Capt. 10. r,
Ia Grand IT, CeutrHl Hall.
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Stone Church, tWenty-eighth st, near broadway,
tomorrow afternoon, ut 81 o'clock. Subject
"Christs Jewels" and in the evening, at ~
o'clock. subject-"The Home of the Exile" Ii
being the ioirth sermon OF series on the Homes
Of the Bible" 20
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Jersey City - The Rev. IL. II. Blair
cf the Charles street United Presbyterian
Church, New York, will preach In Franklin Hall,
Jersey city, corner Of Montgomery and Warren ~,
ON Sabbath even'e, June goth. Service commsncing
n " o'clock. The public gre cordially inyiAed.
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llth 81, bet 81 and 5th ayes. Preaching every Sab
bath ut lOL and O'Clock, Ed n. n. WHITING is
expected 10 speak tomorrow afternoon. All cor
daily invited 10 attend. Seats tree. Collection 70
dpfrny tNp,uses 20
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ROOMS.

TLEMEN CAN
lis ; also two single
| with q nice fur.
ard, a! 10 BrooWe
je27 ?'l@1,
I.EM's, 1
"A be acou
rooms; also 7
finished or VI
,ker. ie2l 2tu
YOUNG NJ
sant rooms and
week, At No. L.,
jel6 24c'l29
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Methodist Mission Church, Metropolitan
Hall, a50 Grand 1t, WILLIAMSBURG. Preaching To-
morrow 10H, by the Rev. JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
Rev. DR.. HATFIELD, Pastor of First Place H. v.
church, Brooklyn. In the evening by Rev JOSEPH
THOMPSON. Seats free.
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The largest stock, the best styles, the lowest
price, and the best place To buy. Please call aud
examine for yourselves, at
I. Is. BALDwINS,
apS T2'l0i No, 10 and ~ Bowery.
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GREAT BARGAINS
MANTILLAs AND SACKS.
400 CLOTH SACKS at ~.

0W bIIsh bNVhb " 10.
NEW BHREGE MANTILLAs At -.
FINE LACE POINTS At $3.50.
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS at 80.
All the stock has been marked down.
Ladies are invited " call. But Que price.
Y. b. MILLS * CO.,
lis 9sl Broadway. cor White a.
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Independents MethOdists.-Prof. Mattison
will preach ms usual In the new Independent Meth
odist Church, 4lst ut, near 9th ave, tomorrow nj
10Y AN. and at ~ Pm. Evening suhect-"The
Reciprocal Duties OF Husbands and Wives" Seats
cheerfuy provided for all strangers. ~
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MORNING LINE TO PEEKSKILI-THE
4'1 AURORA leaves jay st. pier every day, with
out exception, at $ A. NJ. landing ut Yonkers
Hastings, Dobb's Ferry, Tarytown, Sing Sing,
Haverstraw, Grassy Point and verplanok's, touch.
ing at Christopher st. and Both st. je2l 2dac'lls
STEAMER THOMAS r. HULSE LEAVES
- the foot of Spring st. N, r.. daily at 10 A. NJ.
2, and r. NJ, for Guttenburg, Bulls Ferry, Plea.
SAINT Valley and Fort Lee. Sundays at 10 A. NJ, @
and ~ n Y. From Fort Lee daily, at ~, 10 NJ,
~ aud 61'. M. Sundays, ~ A. M, IL M, and
and 6k'P. N. Landing at Goth and 3Oth streets. on
the 10 and O'Clock, up tripa and Q o'clock down
trip. every day, Sunday inclusive. je2i 2iac'li3
STEAMER BROADWAY, FOR YONKERS,
~ Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, Tsrrytown, Sing Sing
and Hayerstraw, every afternoon, at O'Clock, from
pier foot OF jay st, touching at christopher.
ie4 24aciiT
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Rev. James T. smith, Assistant Minister
at the Church Of the Trsnsfgurtlon, will preach
in the Free Church Of the Holy Martyrs, Forsyth
st. near Canal, sunday evening. Persons moved in
the neighborhood are cordially invited to this i'm
proved and renovated church.
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EOR ALBANY-THE STEAMBOAT DAM
l. lei DREW, for Albany and intermediate land
ings touching at 3oth st. n. Y. Leaves every Tues,
day, Thursday and saturday, from jay st pier, a
AN je9 2$Ac'l0o
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Gouverucur sts, under care of Rev. Dr. HARDEN
BtRGi morning service ut l06 O'Clock. Tie
Rev. JACOB FEHRMANN, may he expected to
preach tomorrow evening; service at ~ o'clock.
The usual monthly meeting OF the children of the
sabbath school, will be held in the church; service
st 3 o'eock. An are cordially invited 10 attend %
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n b. & T. SMITH STEAMBOAT LINE
-. for Yonkers, TArrytown. Nyack. Hav-r.
straw and intermediate landings leave daily from
foot Harrison At, 9% A. NJ, az and ~ p. ". For
freight aud Passages, for further particulars in
quire at the Office on Harrison st. pier elI 24sc'l0I
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Methodist Protestant Church, Attorney
st.-Rev. WIN. y. HAMMOND, Pastor, will preach
tomorrow morning, at 1O4 O'Clock. Rev. 4. y.
CHRISTOPHER at i. NJ, and the Pastor in tho
evening, at u quarter before o'clock. The public
invited SeAiH free. 10
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special Soticc.-AII the Mcubers of the
Father Matthew Total Abstinence Benefit Society,
of South Brooklyn, are requested N meet In regs-
lin, on sunday at 2 o'clock r. N, at their Meeting
Rooms, b'I Columbia st. u proceed In . body W
meet the members Of the Father Matthew spriety
u New York BE- order Of CHAS. MURPHY, Pres
PATRICK EGAS Sec 10
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T W. NISSAN,
- Manufacturer OF grocers tin ware and scales.
Cor. 81 Fulton andiGold ST.,
jc2O ls'llO New York.
T EAKY ROOFS CURED-ELLERY'S PA
- tent Rubber PANT, I cent a foot. aud war
ranted. b96 Grand, Astor p ace, 81 Park Row, 1873
Bowery, ~ Eighth Nv, 3Ib Ninth nv. 5c5 sixth sv,
,2d At near Third av II South 9Th at. williams
burgh. iell 26acs1<0
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lilsOCERlEs,

ITO GROCERS-BEST NEW MACKB
L rel, Goldfish, herring, and all kinds Of fsh, oisy
hams, shoulders, beef, lard, &c, sod At net cob
prices, 2gl Washington ST bet Chambers and
Resde. A. W ROSE ielO 2lscs1N
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tune Division, No. 3, d. Of T., ON sunday evening,
the 2'th inst, At Gs East Broadway, O'Clock. Tie
Hon. q. Z. LEIGH, TIiOs. HILTON, and others
willadlress I'll. meeting. Bc early t. secure seats
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held under the supervision % olive Branch Lodge,
No. H. 81 Gopd sainartans ut their hall, corner II
Ludlow ami Grand sts, on sunday evening. Mr..
For rs and the Rev. J. Bsckner will address, the
meeting Come one and oil. y. j. WOOD, W.
q. a.
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Coiumhusv.lie. near Sewtown, ON sunday next
june 2yth. Special stages leave Grand IT. Ferry,
wianshurgh, at o'clock n. IN. First rate
speakers and Singers will be present. ID. WAL
FORD. President J. GLOVER. Secretary 1863
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


liner, will preach at Botanic Hall, 6s East Broad
way, 10 the Second Avcnt Church, looking for the
return Of Christ t. take his own Throne, and Reign
over tie House Of jacob for ever tomorrow, a
halfpast 10 A. 81. and Y. N. AL lovers Of bible
truth are invited u attend. IL
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tsnt Episcopal, East l4th st, bet. 81 and 4th
Rev. ROBERT q. DICKSON, Pastor. Service 10y
A. NJ. and ~ =. N. Emierant strangers Al hotels,
and all unsccommodated with any other church,
will find welcome here. rs
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EOR HARTFORD DIRECTLY STEAM
l. ers CITY OF HARTFORD and GRASIrl
STATE, daily from Peck Sip, at T. 81, connect
ing at Hartford with railroad ~ Springfield. and al
points North East and West. Jeli 72ac'lll
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MARIN, COLD, SALT WATER AND |
w swimming baths, foot Of Jackson 1t. East !
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Open Air Prcachins by the Christian ALL
ance, ut hstor Place, o'clock, by Rev. Drs. FLOY
REINKE and GOss In Washington square, 3
o'clock, by Rev. j. Q. ADAMS. Burling Slip,
O'Clock, Rov. Dr. REMINGTON, OF Brooklyn. Grand
1t. and Fast River, b,P.M, by Rev. w. H. PEN
DLETON. Religious services will commence In the
City Assembly Rooms, first sunday in July. 20
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FOR BRIDGEPORT, THE STEAMEl
Bridgeport will leave Pier 20 East kiver, dshly
at ~ o'clock noon. freight token. Arrive u
bridgeport In time To connect with u HOussbahs
Naugatuct New Haven and H4rtforS !,eilroad,
also the Shore Line 10 Saytrook and New Londn
GEO. W. CORIlES, agent Jel6 !SSc'l03
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FROA THE SOUTH.


TIL Richmond Enquirer Of the 3Osh uls., says
VIM. w. Brown, an Englishman, formerly edi-
tor Of the New York Journal Of Commerce, has
been commissioned as acting Secretary OF State
during the temporary absence OF r NJ. T. Hun
ter This confirms the report that Hunter with
Breck inridse had sailed from Halifax for Eu-
rope.
The Richmond papers Of the 18th uls. say,
that Charleston was fred in several places on
Sunday evening last. Several wood buildings
of small value were destroyed.
1t is almost certain that the English will oc-
cupy Matamorss with il lesgn, it i. feared, Of
opening commun ication with the rebel States,
By way Of Brownsville, exporting cotton and
importing con.raband goods.
The Norfolk Day Book Of Jan. ISIS, contains
the following telegraph -
A special dispatch to the Louisville Courier
from HopkinsvIIle says, that Col Forrest cav
airy, about 500 strong. and the Union cavalry
Of about the same number, met ut Sacramento.
on Green River, on SATURDAY, when d skirllish
ensr4d. About fifty Uniouists were killed
wounded and taken prisoners. Our loss con-
sisted Of Capt. Clagg Msrriweathcr of Louis
Vile, and one private killed. The enemy fed in
great confusion.
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CEN. HrRNSIDE.

Tie reporter Of the associate press I'D not.
SIS publicly and privately reportd Or circulate
he report, that Gen. Mcclellan had dismissed
lac charge brought by Gen. Rosecrans against
zen. Buenan, nor has he until now said sin.
gle word upon the subject The facts are
briefly these.
The charges involve the conduct Of Gen. Ben
ham as to tie pursuit OF Gen. Floyd, as the
cause OF the escape OF the latter with his army .
ten. Benham has denied the truth of the charge
ard ASKED for court-martial 1t the presen {
time from the iact that the ehct witnesses are
attached to the army Of Western Virginia, and
re now serving In Kentucky and cannot be
temporarily Withdrawn in other words the
iria! is postponed to await the convenience Of
.ke!r ATTENDANCE without detrlment to the pub
JIG interests.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 1.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.
The Southern papers contain imp ortant news.
\ dispatch from Pensacola dated the first inst i,
says Fort Picsens opened fire yesterday, but it
has not been renewed to-day. Our batteries
are silent.
The Charleston Mercury has q despatch giving
IN account of the landing of large force OF
Eederals on tile North Edisto, and the seizure Of
Railroad Station No. 4, on the Charleston and
Savannah Railroad. Sixteen Federal war vessels
are reported at Ship Island.
There has been destructive fire at Richmond
during which the theatre and other valuable
property was burned.
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REBEL PRIsosERs-wHAT THE REBELS EXPECT

NEW YORK, Jan. +.
The Time,',despatch says the six rebel pris-
oners sent to headquarters to day, were. taken
by our pckets on the left wing. Thei, Informal
ton Is deemed of high value. The rebels are
expecting an advance Of oar army along the
whole line. They are more demoralized than
ever by discoris among public men. There is i
we'll founded belief of serious disaifecton to the
rebel government at Charleston, amounting al
most TO an Instruction by reason of the appar
ent abandonment OF the South Carolina coast TO
national INVASION, and the Immense destruction
Of properly that the owners willingly cot signed
to the flames.
They destroyed not less than 10000, GOO,
which a, last accounts they were deplorng, as
they supposed the blockade about TO be raised
by England, aed they might have shipped and
sold it. They were holding jeff Davis respon-
sible for these disastrous losses, and many citi-
zens were bold enough TO say the old Govern
ment was better than the new.
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BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE FIR EEM4N
7 O'CLOCK, A. M.
fRoM KENTUCKY.

The Louisville Journal has information that
fens Johnston and Buckne, $ forces have torn
mp the Louisville and Nashville railroad tor
three fourths of mile, about four or five miles
beyond Green River, filed up the cross-tias, laid
rails upon them and set fire to the whole mass,
repeating the same operation at different distan-
ees all the way to Glasgow Junction, besides
ialius many trees possible across the track,
and were engaged in blowing up the tunnel
which is about 800 feet long, near the Junction.
The crew Of the Pink Barbele have returned
TO Louisville from Nashville. They say that At
The greit Ere at Nashville which consumed
$7oo,oO0 worth of property on the 22d ult., c..
sQ. Armstrong; pork house, formerly of Louis
VILE, contributed mainly TO che progress Of the
hames, and that the stored shells exploded ter
T1ifcally in every direction. The rebels have
promised to pay for the boat, AS it was engaged
in bringing them machinery under permit from
Secretary Chase.
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PRISONERS RELEASED.

FoRTaEss Monroe, Jan. 3.
The 24O released Union prisoners arrived from
Richmond in the rebel steamer Northampton
which was met by the steamer George Washing
ton miles beyond Newport News. AS soon as
they stepped aboard under the protection of
the national flag and the roll of their names
was called, such happy looking men are seldom
seen. Cheer after cheer arose from each boat
as they approached. and the band Of the Fourth
Artillery played Sweet IIome," which added
to the enthusiasm.
The Baltimore boat took the released prison .
ers to Baltimore.
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ARMS.

The Union Fire Arms company of New York
whose principal armory will boat Newark, N.
j., are to execute contracts fofthe manu- factuie
Of 10000 stand of arms, embracing IS 900 of
Marsh S breech and muzzle loading rides and
50, 900 Springfield riued mu4kers This COM
Eany organized under the laws Of New York
with a capital Of 100000, will give employ
.nent 10 several thousand mechanics Among
whom vii! be many Of the loyal citizens of HAIR
pers Ferry who were thrown out of work by
III. destruction Of the National workshops.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04
FROM MICHIGAN.

An extra session Of the Michigan Legislature
colamenced at Lansing on Thursday The Gov
errors message suggests the liquidation Of the
direct Fedora! Government from r. imbursng
that State on account Of war expenses, to an
squ4l amount. The message shows tina. Is 900
7.en have been furnished by Michigan for the
war, OF which ten regiments nere for years
one battery Of artillery, and enc regiment for 3
months. The volunteers have been raised at
lAe expense of the State, costin. $500 900, Of
Which 500 900 has been refunded by the United
Safes Government.
In view Of the manifest disposition Of foreign
.airs, the Governor recommends tina !. provision
be made for the organizatlon and uniurmpg Of
The militia to constitute an active force, and
heir speedy enrolment subject to draft at any
tune, ard while not tavorng the erection OF ex-
tenslve Qualifications, he advises the Legislature
10 urge pom Congress The necessity Of esab-
iishlng al some convenient point III the North
w-s1 an arsenal. and mandatory Of arms and
l4uniti0ns Of war, and also naval station to
be located IN Michigan, LIS being most alv4na-
geous, both from the extent Of her coast and her
uncqualled resources for ship building
III alludlng to National affairs he attributes
cur conplicat!ors abroad and trOu bles at home
10 the inactivity OF the army, and says that the
people will not ;amely su bnI. 70 see our armies
USED to protect slave property of the rebels The
most active means should be taken to suppress
the rebellion, sparing nothing and apologzing
% nobody ter cur actions