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the body Of unknown who found Fourth street.
First last Friday night insen.ibc coDd
ou supposed 10 be drunk He found 10 be he plrss
from other than itoIc.tion however was
removed 20 Bellevue Hospital where he died Of compress
sion OF the bran" y,erd Deceased poorly dressed
like besgar had basket with him CONTAINING broken bread
and supposed to be ysgrant.
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PRIzEs CONDEMNED
SUPREME Observation-Disclosures. ,...

TIH.bshs-Dec.sZt-Besere JusI..
DECISIONS,
Gregory Redmond sst. Charles 2. Brook, q d.
Joha A. Newbad ssa Tb5mai Wsriin Al d.
tied ~-Vss ~
John A. Newbed ast- Thomas Warm 4 s,-M.s.. Il
MED. "suos -
Before Justice BARxAap
Albert Journey, jr., ct al. agt. II. r. Smith
&c Motion 5eni d. 80 0n"sut
joseph Hal ct al. sgt Mary W. s. Hal 81 L-w.,. -
counsel. "' ivy
A. Underhill sst Geo. Voght.-Ths same
MED. Ass ~
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their way rejoicing D. Msrshsl Murray hss Informed
the Secretary Of War Of this Of shng and has
erded that detectives be placed the road for tho protec
ton Of our helpless soldiers.
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DEOwNED.-About ~ o'clock.on Tuesday might.
william Bcssl, canal.boat oiD,sn. fell the ga
prnk Of the bark Chase Inc foot Of Frans Ia
lt.ti dfowued Decssed wa. 50 years u vee and
resided Ia iroy. The b, dy was recovered.
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1HE Esd OF A FAST YoUyG MAN.-Oo Tuesday
IN inqrest wss held no body OF Edward Tonns 10 years
of g- who had Cashier for H. s. Young Co. No. i2O
Chau,bufs street. Who on Monday committed suicide by
shD,ts blse tbrnugh he head IL app-ars that he had
enD rzrd about Loo Of hs empoyefs money BY weekly
u.ns aud !of esr ~ oeiug e'ectei ultimately COM
united The sd act which closed his career
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Frnr ~ CENTRE srKEEr.--Abou. O'Clock yes
,efday afternoon tie house OF Exempt Engine Com
pany No = in ptre street, ht hre from spni IL
emAnaling from the snoks stack Of the engine.
Damage about $780,
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fAdv-r'isersnt
MuF nrMoRFsTiS beautiful first-prelnlun

Running Stitch MACHINE IL ID Uaysousy stn pie
and ciclent aud beautiful hozy Present" sent free OF
press charges recsptof IS GxE DENoEEsr Az b"y
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIOHs-Drc. A.-Befs,.
Recorder HOFFMAN,
Ludwig Alexander, who Was convicted of srana
larceny In March last aud whoss case wss taken to hs ~
prem- Court which affirmed the conviction wa septsucs1
10 the State Prison :er two years.
Before Judge McCrsx
TIE Grand Jury came into Court, but presented
no indictments having any reference illegal arrests rsy
were discharged.
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PHGMIcA TRAcr.-rhe premium Of $50 offered,
time since. through TIE Ne rok Oberrer aud Ipde
pn for ihe beet tract Of e hi p,ges on Proari.
n.s been .r1~d by ue She Rev H. g. Fi'
10. a. II the iifst spi.t Church. Ne~afx Ihe s.lecou
made on sD'ut hundred uisnglcrpts and the
u.i.d premium taken by the same auhor
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CososERs' CAsEs.-On Tuesday, Coroner Widely
held iuqnes the body Of Joho Tuomey ~ years old vt
upsettng bowl OF tea hi. person lie dieo Monday
The same Coroner he'd inquest u Bellevue Hospa On
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SALE OF PicrUREs.-The Artists Fund Society
of tbs city held its Third Annual sale at the Gallery
OF The Fine Art Institute. No. 62j Broadway, on
Tuesday evening last, Messrs. II. II. Leeds d. Co.,
auciioreers. The pictures were by artists of esab-
lished reputation. They were sold to apprecialive
purchasers for the sum of $5,4GO. The prices were
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[Adyerti,emsnt
LECTURE ON HUMAN CHARACTER, Pbysi0


Ph-enolosy physoguony 10 Lincoln Hail. corner es a." I'd
J3l,i ToSIeHT. OPEN a; 7; c,nImencs a. lleses -
cents 10 be Lad Of FOWLER WILLS NO. JOs broaeway
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Tbs Annual Soiree, preceding the Holidays, of the
RockIand Female Institute, at Nyack, transpred on
Tuesday evening. The musical exercises were
under the direction Of Prof. Geo. w. Morgan, who
has charge of that department. The literary exer'
cises, under charge OF Prot. G. +. Mansfield, were
highly credtabs.
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TAdvertisementI

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DIR. DTo LEwIs.-His Portrait, Phrenology,
Biossphy, sad Gymuasics-ia tho rnrenoogeai ,una
syeE 10 cent. number Now ready. Hewsasn have it.
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COURT CALEIDA.-roR FRIDAY
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUif-part Mos, 5.03l,
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ISrERyAL RgyEsUE-rnE ASSESSORS AND THEIR
PAY.-The Hon. John C. Underwood, Fifth AUDI
tor of the Treasury Departmsn', writes to one OF
the Assessors Of tbs city 80 follows:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. FirIn ArDIToE's OygIcF,|
D.cembeT Is. 1861.
DEAR SIN; Ih.stiy thank you for y.uiblo snss,s
tions aud duly attended to the reque. IN late
favor must. however bospesk from yOursef and Soc ate
,sbs.snce for apparent delay "a the ,ete-
Of your The large qosny Of those
suddenly upon their novelty and iorcscy. with
limited clerical force viii pscessriy require coniersDe
time their proper examination s deposition Forms and
blanks be Irovasd legal questions considered and de
cdei snd sl With and d-besion bad prco dent.
will be fund IA the way Of fa,as progress The
iy ofs compliance with the OF Congress oIsaiif
your .aice wl fear maze onseneTons In tb.
shall be forced TO take o. OF The pFsvi.
sions Of ihet act.
But shall regret this resni, the lcss hope and bo.
hev- II shall place ~ holder - of the iiicqs.cy Of the
COMPENSATION 70 As.oIs secuted the snj aid 10
oDishing Temsdi.l action from the present Cors'eb
shs r,si should be granted especially tue city AZ
etsf by giving per centsge instead ~ Ter dem
h. other way hsve rot the sasiow Of doubt.
with great respect. you ob.eiant servant
JOHN c. UNDERWOOD kuji.cr.
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Flr.n.AygNrr SKArlae PoNp.-Thlr fne ron

FIF.B.AyENUE SEATING PoSD.-Ihis fine pond
,e.ierdsy thrown o.ea Tor the Of ,ab.c5e.
snail number of whom. however as.ed r.ogeE II shr
aims Nearly he entire space two blocks --s-e. in
good condition fo .slhg. Ihr budus have bea ,ied up
WI every neoessay comfort snd the ref eslm-nt depart.
all he attended TO b, thai noted caterer. Downing
The los viii be g. lne oIdcs to-day
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SUPERIOR C0URT-sPEcIsr TRsx-D.c. ao.-p,so,. y,..
tice ROBERTSON.
DECISION.
Lodd agt. 81. John.-Csse settled. (Papsrs with
Clerk Of Superior Court.I ~
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PRIZE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MADE FOR DIS.

PRIZE MoSrY-ARRAsoxMEsTs MADE FOR DIS
rRiBurios-Ls.i week D',ie,'Atiorpey Smith, mu'ha'
Murray P,ir,-Comnisor.r Elliott, tnl Mr. Upop counsel
r pm, cspsos Washington for the purpose Of de-
vsns ine.y for the deses crested By the las, Con
gee IN to p u appears tina; on ts last
gay Of the ,eson two sets psssed reaodns tho
Mrh. b. proceeds Of all ps- sales In the
Treauy the other requiring him to deposit the net pro-
ee,d tor paying add expenses These Laws were
dramatically conflict with esch ether and both being
the rae cay neither had precedence over the Other
In .oc Of the Districts Of tie United states the couT
h.y. ,a- deees requiring Ler Msbs to dsps'i' The rss
prsese rs,ns costs &c but Judge Bos of The Dis
isie on the contrary decided that The Mshs bound to
pa, proceeds nto ITO Ifrs'y fnof to Tho passage
10 4svsr. heavy expenses had been Incurred
tna raid BIZ Msbs he could not pay the
hsd det por,ioa e them IN protecting uid
tai c,fo pfis. property The Secretaries Of the Navy
AID az consultation with the Objects Of this District
decided 10 authorize tho Marshal to sy the costs IN prs
which have taxed by the Court aud depo-, the
poo~ets 10 ID. Treasury Under these Instruction. the
na0ha viii ike tie dey0siss Pending Eli. nee
sot,.on tho money amounting to uesry million OF dollars
ia. been held by Mr. Cco tho Assistant Treasurer special
deposit nsee b. he MSIshal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

The EARLY CLoaSG MovEaFsr.-On Tuesday
evening there spirited ueeiiog Of dyyoeds clerks IL
Lsmarne Hall. Of Tw.utyniot street aud Eighth
A. . O'Clock Mr. J. u. Giant called the meeting 10
od'r sad made brief speech D. Brocser thea read tie
Constitution Of the Early Closing Association" and Mo J.
" Toy explained ihs o,e. Of tho movement aud argued
tie justice Of tho organization Mr. lndii amechtn, OPP
po,ei society refused hearing II ia proposed
close the ococs tie hrt Aond.y 10 JaHnsry
Lrat Mt ocF-r made On Interesting speecn IN which u.
g-i tie siy OF sbOftenE the hpuf % iaboSt q 1ofd
for ct.sctusl culture and I3 steal reagsou. lie
followed ~ hit Dgrani, WHO rx1r-. ei te opinion
Tia public woud readily aecenuoisfe themselves 70 h
ye.-d g-nen, Tor ,sry sp.itg Ar. j. J. scoa-i
sppoinied Commit, go 1r the sixth Mes.rs.
Dri;hs md =. t Ism Tor tue Eighth svtnn-, sfd
Mc.,rs Thos H. Kans and H. Winter. for third svcuue 10
obtsin suo.erbers to the E.rly Closing Association.
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CITY IfENIs.
CHRISTMAS At THE NEw.ESeLAsp Roous.-The

CHRISTMAS AT THE NEw-ESeLASD Roons.-The
soldiers at the rooms OF The Soldiers Relief Associa-
,irn, No. 1874 Broadway, have been literally pro-
vided for in the matter Of a Christmas dinner,
through tie excrtons Of Col. Howe Superintendent.
Tie diniDgroom has been tasteiuIly festooned with
flags. aud decorated with evergresns by the Ladies
Committee, who will themselves assist the Gentle
meo's Committee to-day in the capacity Of walters
upon the wounded and sick heroes scjourning there
The dinner will take place at o'clock.
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There will be sOCiiI tea meeting OF the Sunday
School and eud, Of the Ch,iisN Alliance TIL, evening
Ibs dining h.h o toe Ciy Assembly ICONS, bIosdssy Ad'
Enisscn Tee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

Mr.. MASON JosFs-Os SUNDAY EyISISo.--
Selecting sacred theme for bis subject and the Aodmy Of
Mus for bis place Mr Mason Jones viii deliver Grafton
he Life sd Character Of ST. Psat next sunday evening
There III DO charge made for admission sua tho whce VI
the Academy viii DO thrown opeu To those who please to
stsnd.
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N,wJrr.xY TEACHERS AssocrArros.-Ths an

Nrw.JERsKY TEACHERS AssocIATIoS.-The an.
uua meeting Of thi, body will be hold ut Brdgeton,
N. j., beginning Dec. %, and continuing through
the 3Oth and 3lst. Excursion tickets at reduced
rates will BE- sold to those wishing to attend the
meetings, by the Nsw-York and Erie, New-Jerssy
Camden and Amboy, Camden and Atlantic, and
West jersey Railroads. These tickets, to be good
for the return trip must be iDdorsed at the conven
ton BY the proper person, who will be there an.
nounced.
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CHAR1Tifs AND CORREcTIoSs. - The woslly
statement Of tho Comui.oleTs shows that there wers
p-rsau remain Ia H., Institution. the 90th,inst Dnr
'n- ~ ar. hz atoL god z0s sent TO Blek
Wells bland AMI 20 tine state P.i.on.
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"The Musical Bouquet" ia now weekly publ
cation, Office, No. 81 Park row, giving four en-
graved pages for fifteen cents-of selections from
operas-ballads marches, dance music, &c. Well
engraved.
"Toe Monthly Choir is new musical journal
by VIM. zundel Of Brooklyn, the welI-known crgan-
list. 1t ID published the first of every month, at No.
zoo William street, at 81 per annum. The numbers
before US appear well charged with excellent mat
ter--and good counsel especially in reference to
genuine organ music. The suggestion as regards
gIard organs in our public halls is excellent
They manage those things better in England. In
the grand as there are magnificent cathedral Or
gans. They are so useful in oratorio music. MIR.
Zundel has some excellent original choral music OF
his own in these numbers. We commend bis enter
prise to counoisseurs, choirs, the clergy, &c.
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Ascutuey.........in
Eutar ............. ia Observation-Disclosures
L,nspee. Budin. upidly. .... Ne~-fork .
MiDgoe ffogTesDs ~ II sue Bofdeniown, N ).
N...sciL IL 4 sinr ............ Boston
Hetaconl ei... bs.uii
Mendoza .luldir s......s..'... of"okyh
IL 4 ..,.......Esv Y srd here.
Portoo,as .lBirain-...........p ossld, Me-
Pontiac. .Bu diug. .Pbaoe phia.
Ssu.hcua Portsmouth N III.
.Buiol.g brooklyn wizard
Isceny ......,.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Navy Yard
la! dins........... Boston kavs y ard
ofcil Of Iruuch OF the Ssusscue
syt T. presuucd that they are In various
stages oil prog ess at toe places named.
IN COMMISSION.
Yesterday the Brooklyn Nsvyiar the celebrated yacht
America formally put Ia o0mnssiou, In compliance Win
tue Navy Department She has been csI1plst-
uTphofcd the old rotten ua.ts snd fpar hasi ueen
replaced Oy Ate wiuning tue lemons ysel t.cs
u CVw- ms little craft purchased by Brush noble
gn. DO ultimstry disposed II her 10 blockade iunns-
she ht'ed Engsnd snd loaded with ,eppes wi
W5eh size managed to break hs bocI.le The He els su1'e
queny suk her bat she fa-si By our cruisers aud
brought home Sn- sss to-mcTTow Her officer. are; Z,
man5eT, Acting sseT Baker; Acting Masters Mates, Au
gust Alder and HaiEisOn IbsmpsJs.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURr-p.. ..
Before judge Bsrra
ANOTHER ATTACHMENT AaAINsr Pm =
EASTERN. s
John Dolsn & Co., who are known a. N. u,u
iamstu,ah Boiler Manufacturing Co., have SsS ~ Wus
procured al Attachment sgsnst the steamer Graz a
SJ,Gv2 rs. - W. PiAsnoe1 =
PRizEs CONDEMNED
Inc judge nsd opiciona this noinisg csuS.rn,,. -.
pfizs sch oner Alice and caro- captured az IN -
the prize schooner Marie AMI csfgo : SAA"''sa' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

IloSOR 70 TIE GALLANT DLAD.--ilajor- Gen
s4lo,ori yeserday promulgated an od'r d-ctas he list
Regimen, y. 5. NJ. Col Saith 10 parade tAe funeral
esro h- occasion Of the ob.rqa.s OF Col Boil and Capt
Dcdee Ceh nesi1entN. Y V, which will tske place t..
morrow afternoon the Ciy Hall 0iee, o. the 1isi
sion requested 10 a,tend In uniform "a the
G.E.I.er's Room ht u O'CLOCK 2. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

The private lev,as Of Misc Levine Warren at st.
Nchoiss tots attended yesterday b. Tho sHe Of our
cy Al expIesed tbrmseyo, chained with her beauty and
grace well her v.vacity aud conversational pov sne
a, home" today sud tomorrow for fortunate ladies
aud gentlemen from her special invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25

WoRRs OF Aar.-At the sale Of oil paintings
yesterday morning. by ne.rs. Miner soneFys 81 the
sue on rooms "a s'su street. piees by CoInsn entitled
o. lie Andro,cofeu," broefb, SOS. view 0oI.
hem H. by WIN. Hart, $50. Marble neisll o.,
Spring" ny Pork. -JG. 81" Lake George" By Cs.issr.
Rio, AID ,ls " Doubtful B.l" by BIsavelt 81 Noe,
ofthe pieces clbns, p:iors' ald brought air pieces.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

FROM SAvASNAH.-Al letter from Hilton Head
to the New York Times, dated March l6, says
that events are transpiring which would indi.
cate that we will soon have torecord the taking
Of Savannah. Fort Pulaski Is effsctually shut
of from all communication, and Is almost al
our mercy. Two batteries have been erected
on Jones aud Bird islands, Within eight miles
Of Savannah. They are strong works, mounting
heavy guns, and command the Savannah river
They were erected with great labor, and under
Infinite difficulties, by the Forty eighth regi
ment Of New York, Col. Perry, part Of General
vieles brigade, which Is stationed on Daw.
fuskie Island, under command Of Gen. Viele
himself Twice Tstnall, with his mosquito feet
has endeavored TO pass them, but was driven
back; and the confession, that :" he could not
have remained ten minutes longer within their
range without being smashed to piec.s,' has
acknowledged their efficiency.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

The New York EXPRESS on INHALATION.
"There will be the usual personalities, tqusb.
bles, rivslries, and deprecations among doc
tors about It, as about every other advance.
ment Of the kind, but the fact is now too we'll
established for dispute, that Inhalation Of med.
icated vspor, according to the practice Of DR..
Robert Hunter, is the most natural, powerful,
and successful mode of treatment for conump.
ton as yet reached, causing the absorption of
tubercles, the cicatrization OF cavities, and r
resting the progress OF disorganization OF the
lungs, when no other agency affords the least
hope. 1t is absurd enough that the chief OBJ.
lection to inhalation Is the charge Of venslity
raised against the public press for diffusing its
principles. In justice 10 DR.. Hunter, we will
allude to u fact in that connection. The New
York Express was the last OF the city journals
to take up the topic, which was done only
when careful investigation Of the theory and
its practice In the laboratory and among the
patients of DR.. Hcstsr warranted such step.
Among the latter we found numerous rep.
resentation of our own profession from all
liability to consumption.
"Of those who presented some remarkable
cures, were different parties connected with the
press OF New York, as leading editors and pro-
prietors. Through this, we presumed, they bad
become identified with the advocacy Of inhala-
tion in manner which indicated an interest
that nothing else could probably induce.
Indeed II seems to US that Of all other dises.
ses, the establishment Of the curableness Of
consumption should naturally command the
most attention in the newspapers, and secure
at the hands of those concerned In them, a
favor from such man as DR.. Hunter, which
has by no means been fully met as yet"
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

SxoxEp Our.--A dense smoke from the army
bakery, yesterday afls,noou, psrvaded " Sen.
ate chamber, when q. Grimes ross in sublime
lisgust, and moved q adjournment Mr.. Shsr.
man objsc ted, and called the yeas and nays,
aud the motion was lost BY ooe vote. Mr..
Fcssenden ssked why the bill for the removal
Of the bakery had been so delayed in the
House. Mr.. Foot explained that the House
had ignored II for several weeks after receiving
IL, and had finally voted II down. He tbo,g'
the act an outrage. Mr.. Anthony thought h
House should be informed, BY resolution
that the Senate had been smoked out, but Mr.
Fessenden deemed II fair 70 demand an ex
change Of halls with the House Of Repressn.
tstives. The vote to adjourn not prevailing
The Senate compromised by going into execu
tive seesiou, and 30, with doors closed, shut
out the smoke. The bakeries are nuisance
ipjuring the Capitol and moulding the books Il
the library. The action Of the House Ia incom
prehensible.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

NEW MILITARY DEPARTMENTAL new military
department, to be called the Department OF the
Gulf, has been constituted. 1t will compose all
the coast oil the Gul0 Mexico, west Of Pensa
cola harbor, and so much Of the Gulf States M
may be occupied by the forces under Maj. Gen.
B +. Butler, United States volunteers. The
headquarters, for the present, will be movable
wherever the general commanding may be.
The States Of South Caroliua, Georgia, and
Florida, with the expedition and forces now
under Brig. Gen. T. W. Sherman, will consti.
tlte military department, to be called the
Department OF the South to be under the com
mand Of Gen. Hunter.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

tin& shed foreigners who devoted their snsr.
eieI their expsrisnoe, and their lives, nobly
an4 nsslea>l tosths pesssLys,ion ofseur ma:
,io,, ,i"n nSss e ss.nt e sesir nssnns s.ss,i sna
ows. We u now len Ssares three Ipndrsd Of
your once ot1fiAng oomoand, Without oficsrs or
orGa9iLatioa, s1endeA and dissrmsd; our be.
loved COLON h14od In the eternal night Of dis.
honor, instiited but NOT disgraced We oling tn
each other more closely, q We are daily heo
tored and annoyed BY ofhoers Of other reei-
ments, who strive to force us from our deter.
mination 10 be IN all things s"bsr and disoreet,
orderly and obedient, ou, n,m and united in
OUT own regiment, to be Al fuI liber,y cf choice
- 70 what ethsrs We will rs.sL, At In. va have
no desire to leave the servio which has our
mist patriotic sympathy, but We know our
rights ~ volunteers and free n"n, and will main
fered; and know no danger. In all respects
consistent, We are daily reoeiving, from die.
tinguished civilians and ofiiosrs, the most
chee ring hopes Of our nnal success.
few days viii decide our fate or favor. II the
latter. then but y few more, and again to the
field, foremost In the foremost of regiments,
thick In the nght for liberty and honor. Every
blow We strike will echo n shrieking vengeance
for the brave d'Montiel and the bloody day at
Roanoke. Every bayonet thrust will be the
fstsl tell tale to the dismayed foe that the dis
banded Zouaves are ret the banded heroes; and
every bullet that speeds 10 an unerring aim
from our rifles shall vindicate your own nobility
and unflinching gAllantry.
Colonel: II 10 \ nervous hand which, In behalf
ot your poor boys, writes the painful word
" "farewell;" but, with US, think not adieu Is n
synonym Of iorgetfulness. Never oan We fail
to remember, while recollection holds It's seat,
the sterling integrity and soldierly constanoy
of the ofhcer We are proud 10 honor; whose
love for bis mon they acknowledge as sincere
and eternal.
The day will soon dawn that will be brilliant
with the sunlight OF our triumphs. May the
God OF Justice hasten the hour of our Anal Just.
Hcation, that We may show TO The world that II
will be the pride Of pride TO be recognized M
one OF the faithful band OF disbsnded d'Epinieul
Iouaves.
Colonel: We would again tender you our heart.
felt sympxthies and everlasting devotion, ana
renew our allegiance to your name and honor.
Respectfully, yours, Do
SerGt. Il. @. LyrEss, Chairman,
Sergt. Maj. Ggo. BouLAsGER,
=. First Sergt. JONI A. BATES, Co. d,
~ BArgt. ALLEN s. HAYNES, Co. q,
- First Sergt. GgoRaE MouLDs. COD,
First Sergt. JAMES YAUonER, Go. u,
First Sergt. HENRY DEvoYEs, Coz.
First Sergt. B. B. BRETT, Co. n,
Committee In behalf Of the battalion.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

TRADE WITH SEcEssIA Tho following (semi.
oeiciaO announcement was tolegraphed from
this city Thursday:
AS our forces extend the authority Of the
United States on the Atlantic coast, numerous
applications are made by merchants and ship
pers 10 the Treasury Department for permission
10 trade with the recaptured ports, but these
are uniformly refused. Nothing Is done TO In
tericre with the block ide. Permits, however,
are granted by the Department for Internal
trade elsewhere"
Those who obtain these permits are lucky
men