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bege9uen.
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bic i'd ptrett bon Deut1AlanO be3tebe,
Gtdberes Sltfs- mnn 5amsmitteG
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we ein3tS in ietner Mt 3r Berbutune BON @t9t, uno 6Sl-
&c i9ere Seilunl lbpn ein9etret'ner StSrnna oes Org anis-
mus i'm m.nl9li6tn &Orp1r. BefCnbets gu EMP, ben sesen
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su erIeben.
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1T einsi9 uno aletn d@t sa taben bet
9etnrtG Brunner,
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9cBte Ncnigfciten.
Seine Mebcaen Uberbalb Treberi
Ter 3rien i'm &ii rreffen.

Cincinnati, 8. Sept. 8ir erbalten
Die Vatbrtht. Dap bic 0tebellsn r%teiieitS Sal
moutb Uper gGatertOpn ltfben. Wtan 9Iaubt
ntht, Dag lie Ole StaDt i'll Der Tront an9rel.
fen, lpnrern oerluAen perOen, Cberbnlb OOer
unterbalb O%erlelben iiber ben ObiO gu 9eben.
Sore Bspeeunsen linp senan uberWaHt unO
werOsu l6werlid eeltn8en.
@tncinnattt58. Sept. NbenOs ubr.
Die Rebeleu lOGlen Iih gu GrittenOtn, 20 @ieis
len ppn @putnatOn, befnOen. @fan bait tie FUR
cine bluBe NecpgnUsctrun9epartte.
@inem @tril6te 3ufOlsc lpl Elm Nsbellsn@
corps BON 6almcutb nad Wta9Spiue lth be9es
ben unO Die 9tapt beleBt baben. Oas @eiuAt
beDarf Ger 8eltatiJung.
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6fnet mnp bic @elhoIte i'm Sang. IS gebt
lebr lebbaft bier gu.
Gin gmnbcSbampfer pessenOmmen.
@tuctnnatt, 9. Sept. Nm 3. D. MUIR
be DER Dampfer v@m. .. Senp" NIT 3rpel
OallQreen 6aubietn BON 0uerilaS i'm 3ene
nelieeluB pegaeuommen. Der Setno mar an
etaem benahbarten 9iBd in YOItttOn UnO en-
Sfnete elm mGrrerilheS 6euer, Die Jtebelen
Ihafften Die WtlhuBe BON Dem Bout meg uno
nabnen II Solpatsn unp SIf3iere 9efansen
uuo peraunten Oas @ort. Die Sff5lere OeS
0oUtes wurDtn in 8relbeit gflebt.
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OtDtftUn gebGrenpen lettten ArtiGerie= @esiiteHteS tabet fb
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StLauSEa" ndbte 9pppelipblen Sttefel unb @aiters
8pben gu MAIDEN. 8u meloen bet o. &raser, gg 49
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The New York herald., 1862-12-25

town DC - sF'''
NEW LONDON, Dec 2s-sid, bark Arab, Church, Hafls
and Drsolation Igands = - =
NEW HAVEN. Dec 2-An bark Reindeer. Wellington,
NYork; sloop Mary Eliza, Willis. CD brig G'osgc.
Perkins, Por o Rico
PHILADELPHIA Dec 2s-Arr steamship ssxo, Ma
thews Bosion brig Corris Ann. Small l4lero I'D brigs
AdalcaD tBr) Casio Lisbon for orders Nelie Moe, Pike
Trinidad schrs Water Witch, Hale New York; WI colye.
LEwKs Del, Dec 70. II AMThe ship Grey Ese fog Bal
ore, left the Breakwaer early this mornin The bark
Leand from New Orleans came Ia to-day an ID ~ anchor
In The roadstead awaiting orders
PORTLAND Dec 22-Arr ship Winona deW), Lunf, OF
and from Newhurypori; Br BARK Jane io,den noodnsn
BEDFORD, II; steamship Chesapeake, Wllls lofA ,id
skip q Blanchard (new OF Yarmouth. ~ ~ soIns tons
york. Liverpool; brig Ihos Oonnor fory, SsAhlas ~.
PDRTSMOUJH, Dec 22id schr thsnt. HAMILTON. rhnar
delphin
FRovINcETowN Dec 2s-Arr bris Aaisne' Cock, Glen
fuegns for Boston.
PROVIDENCE Dee 2s--Arr steaser Faiconer, joues,
Nyork. SID sehr Almira 4, ,B Burdck sllsbnlhior
Ban FRANCISCO Dec :2-ATr sl4s .Nuahpon ,slthe"si
afofk; + HoSe Crary, do Sid a. se"inshV hrfhann,
Panama.
IN poo 2th ship Haze, Holne chartered 10 proceed 70
hazailan ~ load dye woods for sfors ,,. .
Elizabethport.
The New York herald., 1862-12-25

l.l.ass & Mckay Is days Win oa
se.r coropss lB. salter 81 Johns NJ 20 days. with
schr Morning Star lBr. Miller. Halifax "A days. with ast
/ &c
4 schr Il Bennett Irving Port Royal 8 days.
schr Sea Lark, snead, Chinroteague, days
kchr Fred Shcerer, Sheerer Georgetown DC, days.
Sehr Newport. Turner Berlin, days.
| scLr rownsend Williams. Philadelphia, days.
/ Schr Hlswatba, Ingraham, Hockland.
Schr @ w Glover Wheeler Rockani.
Schr Western llght, Lit.hheld Wclaset for Tange
Echr ~ Louis, Poole Boston Beaufort Nc Put n for
repairs, having ON the 9Th inst on the Highlands in eae
NV lost sails and deck load had hwaks and
irostbeni was blown on and has had heavy weather.
since
schr Triton, --, Fall River
Schr Geo VI Smith, Smith, Providence
Sehr III Gaston, Haines, Providence
Schr Amanda, Kelly Proyidence.
Schr Fair Dealer. Cox, Norwich.
Sehr Penns, vania, Ladd Norwich.
Schr Juno, Wallace. Norwich.
Yacht Bessie Linne, Hyapnis. -
Steamer Diamond state ~ transposi), Nickel Wash ng
ton. TO y Quartermasier.
steamer Pelican, Young. Providence.
BELOW
BARK Illinois. Loyejoy, from Liverpool, Octs aud Cork
NovJ
SAILED.
Steamer Bowman; ships Coles Lydia; barks A
Barker White Monias Lodi a four B Suitora Breml
brigs Primrose. Alma Kihby Boreas Herald ian Br)
Molodey, Prorldenla boh Ho) Atlantic Ocean yravelert
schrs l. ;rby, Eddy, Vclasco, atson Cooper
Smith, Luisa, Godfrey, l. Brdsall VI Bramhafl Jos
Rebeeca Harriet, Montrose, Yorktown II z Cushing
Also, gunboat Connecticut with the battery Montauk
in
Wind at sunset SSw.
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BLAcKwoop-SxIrH: On "Wednesday, December "a at
BLAcKwooD, OF Philadelphia, TO EMMA JEROME, only
daughter OF the late Captain T.. Kirby Smith, United
States Army who fell at the battle Of FL Molina del Roy
Mexico.
CRIsrADoRo-CoRRIoAI.-On Tuesday, December %, at
the brides residence Brooklyn Il. D., by the Rev. Mr.
Plsbury, JOS A. CRsrADoRo, of New York; TO EMMA +.
CoRRIGAL, only child Of William and Frances Corrga Of
Brooklyn, T. D. No cards.
FoRD-HswR--On Tuesday evening, December %, at
the Methodist Episcopal church, by the Rev. Alfred Cook
man, II. ToRD, Of Danbury Conn.,, to EMMA, daughter
Of 8. D. Howe Esq, Of this city.
LANDoN--PAnHM.-On Tuesday evening" December %,
ct the residence Of the brides mother by the Rev John
Q. Middleton, Of Holy Trinity, GEoRGE w. IANDoS TO
ENMH n. PARRnN, all Of Brooklyn. No cards issued.
Warrington a. C.) papers please copy.
IURoD-ZwKRGrUe.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. De
csber o. the residence Of the BRIDES father by the
Rev J. A. Paddock, vALDExAR F. LEssoS, to FILLMORE l..
zwEnaus, youngest daughter Of Julius Zwergus all Of
MMWn-BnRs Wednesday, December "a, at the
Church Of the Memorial, by the Rev. h r. I. Cook.
GRoRGE s. MaRwN, Of Milford, Conn, TO Miss ANNA E.,
second daughter OF Samuel H. Bysrs, Of this city No
VUrcu-RHopn. n.-On wednesday, December a., at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents the Rev. c. B. Smith
CHAE1xs W. vIrrru 10 ANAsTATA W. RHODES, only daugh
ter OF Josiah Rhodes, all Of this city. No cards.
vRoox-RDBIE.-In Jersey City on Tuesday, December
%, by the Rev. D. II. Riddle, D. d., GuysBEnr BoGARS
yRoon TO KATE b. daughter OF the oicating clergyman
wEHKRrnLp-RADpoRD.-0n Tuesday, December ~, At
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. j. p
Newman, OF the Washington square Methodist Episcopal
church. JAMES w. WEsrxRFD 10 CARRIE, eldest daughter
Of Lewis Rsdford, ESQ, oil Of this city.
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w ms shade hiuher BUD less active, with sales OF
s5oc.hcls at Al so for white, and 81 81 VI - for
red ,es Western, 81 25 81 81 for Milwaukee, CLUB
ana t,,rpfng, and 81 20 81 2I for Chicago sprlne,
aDu u amber state. Corn was IN lNeIy fequess
and wea,cr with sslcs or lao 900 bushels mxeu
wcstefi 5c IS &C. for sound, $50 I6c Tor unsounu
ana nes md SOC SIC. for white ana yehow
Eyo wal nj s3c. a 9jc. Sales were MADE OF o,eW
bushels al al i5asi3 37i.. Oats were quiet at esc
lie.
C'spLsse dull but steady.
CottEt wict al 2sc. 81 10 for Rio, 34c iof yaVt,
3oc 52c. aguayra and Maracaibo, and 2Ic. azfHc.
ior y. Dom Win small sales reported
t1rTpS wsry nrm at 66c. 661ic ,or inioannss,
WIN hore ny and sales aud resales OF ,zoV oa'es'
.isl woree at former dgnres. ..,., ~ ~,
lREionis-- market was dull, with 622 vessels o' AL
descrp,iohs ~. The engagements 70 livorpooi ~.
a. @ 3D. Sco, A. is ss ioU oyons ana 90 ;ons
clover seed on BY steamer. 10 iondon there were
taken 100 iyrain Mt lid and Ao0 obis. resh ~ ~
sisc The cSar were snrsc ~" sS,z I,b
at 500 and $50 iofsvy ppn and light hid, and oars
TO Belfast With Y BUSHES wheat Al ied;
rkuI continued 1.-Two at unchanged prices
hiptS were stesuyut dull. . -. . on.
hAf.-Noftn rveias In fair request ~ 'oc :"
mostly az I5c. for shinr lots -
crop y, IA fair demand ~ ..,. ~. r,,cs.
hoLAssss The spesars confined TO - hh1s. Ensi a
Islanl at 3lc. a DC be. New Orleans ~ osSc
zoe. ana ~ nhds. tuba usco,aio 60 s,a NJ s,l n
sales OF ,soob cei cn,uued IN demand, ana Ss.e.
were made Of sjo BIZ ii IL 10 s1s rr aip, aud sa
s1s for extra inoss 10 bss sad ,srccs Of lard w'tnY
s,Dsin X s * iVY s.sYs eSsSs aSs as 49, 10
state and 1sc. 2oc. ici-essrr checse ruled qiSs
Zoe a i3c.
RicE was,dull at former O.
sAir washeavy IN pfcs, wing been less sush. d,s,
9kiSs were Inactive, owing Inc sosrcity a desrahl
lots which were held hrmly
srgsss were quiet, as osiy VI hhds New oreaf
found buyers al e4c. lie
TALON There were 10000 pcuds soid At 1880.
i0Ic. 49,. 4. ao
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CITY CONMERCIAL REPORT.

NHpyrsDAY, Dec. I'd =. y.
AsHrs we're inactive a, :Sc. for pearls and 7lsc fos
t
sRxApsrrrrs was inquiry for -four 70 day
more nrrnucss in prices Of low grades. The receipts
. very light. The sales embraced 1000 bbls. State
western, 600 bbls Canadian sna 900 bbs. Southern,
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY, Dec %, ls62
ihe receipts Of all descriptions of 1.-Two stock at all the
yards tncludus the Bergen l yard for the week arc
as follows
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Marine Disaster.

psovoEyoE, r. l., Dec -, 1852.
The schooner Nancy J. Brayton, OF Providence, Law
sou, from New York for Philadelphia, with one hundred
and seventy of gas coal through by ice in
Delaware bay, on the 22d ns and sunk
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
ETET CATTT.E


The market for beef cattle remains very much 90 IL was
last week The supply fair, though not nearly 80
active for a but poor cattle which were dull at 5sc
6sc per pound The supply Of fresh cattle scarcely
eIGai to the doInand but thorc ute large mum
Der OF stale cattle left last week which prevented
any advance Ia prices Good to prime offerings were
active at ni prices, SIC. eisc, per pound, and
about all Of this kind brought these prices The proyor
ton o prime cattle smaller than usual aud there
was greater difference than usual between prices OF
them and OF common stock, which in only moderate
have been anticipating the arrival of ne steers FOR the
holidays were disappointed in their expectations 10 day,
as they Were not srthcomng Fancy cattle sold a. from
toc l1lc Inferior cattle we plenty and dull NJ &c.
t6c. bnt nearly all were sold before
MTLcH cows.
The market remains substantially the same. The oaer-
Dgs neither choice, and prices not
remarkably high fcnuneratlve, except Tor the few
extra mixers which ana then accidentally find their
way To the New York market The range IL pretty wide,
but the bulk Of the saes are al $25 So each.
VEAL CALVES.
The demand continues fair especially for good 10 primo
which bring fun prices quoted above. Poor calves are
poor demand. and generally bought b. the POOR
butchers Cor poor patrons poor prices Oar quota
" MS represent the current prices Of the several descr
tons.
SHEEP AND LANES.
The supply moderate, and as the demand cor.
good week, having realized remunerative prices
throughout The brokers generally report moderate
vance prices and we revise our quotations 70 cores
bond swfh the rates. The folio sales in lots,
Icr head at Chanbcriins viii show the state Of the
arket clsewhsrel2 she sndl nmbs sod a. sl5 esca;
T. 500, - sly: lso 81 so: 4si "a 26 6S3, SO s7is;
10 5, IS; 32i, " 20 Tota', ,2,s4
SWINE.
tho REGENTS we're large but NOT nearly heavy as last
work. The railroads could not bring them in fast emo gh,
and the sgppiy Insufficient Prices were iul, sus-
tanned Tor both corn and stil cd Inc business o. pe,k
very much larger fan before. At all eveites re
receipts Of live hogs never before 90 heavy. We
quotations above 70 corrsspona with the cur
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
S HIPPIN G NEW S. +.

ALMANAC SNw yoRx-THs DAT.
N Risrs.......... % NOON SETS eve III IL
y sKTs............... 80 HiCH WATER. =
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
Amsriean shipmasseYs' Axseeiatsen,
No 81 VAL srnsrr-Rooxs ~ ASp25


The following approved Masters and Officers have received
commissions from this Association
James I How bark Ellen Stevens; Francis e Cummings
schr DeHaIt; Eoainan haett, brig Condor; John
Hail. schr Mary Susan; Pearson Preble slip Charles
Davenport; Edward Williams, ship l. SsiIgis; William
Johnson brig Cahnuck; Acenc Leicuy brig Boston Lady
Thompson Chapman aie schr Hastings; John Jones brig
Mary Ann Harrison Haett I'd sehr Granite State James
Berry bag 81 Jago; Chiisopher Daley brig Phillip Lar
rabee Albert Deveyeuy, brig Ellcott css Dnnning
brig Castiian lliam Rivers, brig Fannie LINCOLN jas
Page bark Jane Donl Joseph Eaton bark Abseoe Robt
The New York herald., 1862-12-25

KEY WEST, Dee 1b--The bark George Thomas, Capt
Ryan, from NYor arrived here in the night or Sth and
ashore the south side of the harbor without damage
Sho was 2htened by wreckcs at os S40Q and
in 10 the wharf the t2th.
The schr Nonparcil, which run down few days
since BY the transport steamer Clio King has been 'ow cd
INTO The haibor iu of water and stripped Of .verythng
The damage viii be not less than 800 and shond be paid
by the steamer
The steamer Union condemned prize purchased by
parties IN New Orleans and fitted Out here At cost atoe
ther Of about 5000 started for that port the Glh aud
encounternS heavy weather. became straaed and
SO badly that the steam pumps were not able TO keep her
frce without constant baiug BY extraordinary sxetions
bey enabled 10 keep her aoat and here the
9Th, making narrow escape feom total oss.
The New York herald., 1862-12-25

The weather Throughout the Coantr,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17
NKW YORAmAnnKr-Ian.1G 1G

EI.OUH- Market dull aud somewhat high; pIicei
without change MARI ct closing dull
Sales 90J at s5a TOR supernne state, $500
S6,15as5 sj for common 70 medium extra Western
1923 500 TOR shipping brands sXtrs round hOoI
Ohio t6 10000 Tor trade brands.
CANADA FIlOUh-M aFket rules quiet aud ia.
Yors buyert Sales GOO bt lH at 85500555 for super
fine; So 75a6.75 for common 10 choice extra.
kXR FnOUR-mRrket quiet and steady at Pre-.
OOHN MRAL-sales $50 bbls Brandywine at
WHIsK Y-Markst mo,e active and 1rmer-
Sale 1850 bbls at 2a25o, chiefly at the latter price
at which the market closed tTm,
WHEAT-MRrket duh and somewhat high
Ship rs insist upon material deoliue 10 which old
ers are not willing 70 aceeeds saie5 lJ bush choice
amter Iowa a. 81 ,85; 1000 bush common winter red
western al Sl,3S
RYE- Scarce and steady. Sales $50 bush at sl@
sc; including a small parcel a. s5c.
BARI.RY-scircs and firm. Sales 600 bush
UORN- Market dull and heavy Sales "a 600 bus
at CSC for mixed western ahoat, including one par
eel vsry choice at CSC.
OATa-In moderate request. Sales at Aa43c for
Jersey, Canada. western and state.
p0RK-MRFkst quite hrIn with a fair demand -
Sales l775 bhlsat 81 75l2M ~ formesa; Sl2 500I8 80
for western and city prime mess; Sl3 80 for Jeari
RKEF-Market quiet and very firm. Sales OF 100
bbls at t4Uo69450 Tor country primes S50O5 80 for
country messi $40 O0@l?OO for TOPaoksd ess Ss, IS
ola 90 for extra mess.
PRIME MRsS BEEF-Marlsot quiet and steady
kFHAms-In moderate request at sIi,2s@
1890.
UUF MRAE6-BIarket more rctiys Rt 484Jbc for
shoulders; So acc for hams.
RACON-5ides steady, Sales 40 boxes, part
delivera le 10 February, at 767l4c for long clear
mlddles; T'4S74c for short do; 7'6@74c for long
Tibbed middles
DIR EasFD BOGs-Iu demand. Sales at 81. 90
614,O5lf for western; 81 25a4.39l6 for city.
LABU-Market scarcely Arm, but without
quoatahl change. Sales 1000 bbls At 66s5sc. and
200 kegs 7zso.
BpTTER--selIlng ct 1880 for Ohio and
GHR RsR@Market dull at 5yf@7o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

TELEGRAPHIC.
Important Congressional Action
GEN. LANE ADMITTED TO THE
SENATE.
CensuFe Of Marshal LamOn.
MILITARY OFFICERS AND FUGITIYEs.
Disclosures Of the Contract
Committee.
The Astounding Frauds Upon
the Government.
COMPLETELY Of ARMY OFFICERS.
Union Indians Attacked In the
West.
MORE CHANGES TO Be MADE IN
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
THE ADVANCE FROM CAIRO,
Last Nights Repert.
The Astounding Frauds Upon
the Government.
COMPLICITY Of ARMY OFFICERS.
Union Indians Attacked In the
West.
MORE CHANGES TO Be MADE IN
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
THE ADVANCE FROM CAIRO.
Last Nights Repert.
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW I oRK, Jan. o.
The specials state that it is thought thai
Gen. Stone will be detached from duty il
this vicinity and sent to the Western iron.
tier. sf
It is not truei that Assistant Seeretary
Scott was rendered the post of Secretary o.
War. -
Some important changes will be made in
the persOnel of the War Department.
Small pox and cases like camp typhoid
fever are occurring in this city, and there is
considerable alarm among the citizens.
RumoTs are rife as to the discovery Of
fraud committed by those who have been
raising and equipping regiments. Double
rations have been drawn, and other supplies
for force on paper, and not regularly re-
cruitsd.
The Committee of Ways and Mems this
morning agreed to postpone the 500, ,O00, 900
Treasury Note bill for the present, and to
substitute bill which provides for the issue
Of Treasury certificates bearing interest
which win be issued to creditors.
The Bank Commissioners and Secretary
having come to a substantial agreement, the
Ways and Means Committee are holding q
consultation with the Secretary on the sub
ject.
The Senate was in executive session four
hours tO.day, upon the nomination Of Came
ron as Minister to Russia The debate ia rep
resented as earnest and spirired. No definite
vote was taken.
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FOR FEMALES GENHRALLY,


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FROM KANEAs.

LEAVEEWoRTH, Jan. i6.
Intelligence has been received here tina
1000 Union Indians in the Cherokee coun-
try were attacked on the 9Th By a superior
force Of Texan rebels. The Indians wer,
compelled to retreat They are now in Kan.
sas.
Brigadier General Denver LETT to-day fol
Western Virginia. -. Ri
A continuous guerilla warfare is carried on
10 Johnson and Bates counties, Missouri by
rowing bands of rebels and detachments Of
JennisOn's command A quantiiys Of Gov
,ernment stock has. been recovered and other
property cOnfscated. =. '-t'''
On the 18th, near{ Columbus, johnson
county, the Federal trooA AEWefe dred on from
ambush and 5 men killed. -
The Supreme Court of Kansas is now hear
ing arguments on the Gubernatorisl oueg-
ton. The attorney for contestant fled 4 De
tltiou for a writOf mandamus to compel the
State Board Of Can rasssrs to count the vote
cast for George A, Crawford for Governor at
the late election.