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A Poor Home Presented.

The Grand Jury OF Hudson county, New
Jersey, have presented the case Of Poor House
Farm in tina, county, shSrPly crilic,sing tho
the townships Of Bergen, Bayonne, North Der
gen, WoSt lloSokep, Union, and the cities o.
Hudson AID lloboken, to whom it belongs, for
suffering II 70 remain in the most deporable CON
dition. Tho building is represented to DO 10
the most filthy state, and many of its inmates
are huddled together indiscriminA,sly in the
same room-both sexes and all colors, while
some Of tho paupers have worn their clothes un.
ill they dropped Of, not being furnished with a
change Of garments. The fences Of the farm are
down, the building dilapidAted, and the condi'
Ton q the poor melancholy in the extreme Il
there X any public spirit In Hadson county
tia condition Of things cannot long continue
alter the attention directed to 1t by the CRAM
JUy.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 4, 1862.
The Proposed Tax on Newspapers
In letter TO the Washington STAR, dated
January q, MIR. CoLrAN says:

In letter To the Weshir gtDn STAR dated |
January "a, MIR. CoLrAN Gays:
=, fi from "Mr. Conan proposing ~ leEi-lt'
with reference b. the penny press "i tho county,
10y the impositiuu Of stamp IA, pr tx "n rrc-
latun, you stste In the stAT am add have bc'n
iuhcxibly opp s,d To- Il. ludsrsthudi n that the
Ways AID Means Committee iu',n led e. propose
such "A tax, ~ AZ to rai.c Nbuut twu millions from
the neWppAp,r PRESS / cnlcay rel t. anticipate and
super seic Wy rni-i'g ne Wv tnnt amount IN
another waY-NRmoly' hy requiring All papers sent
in mail tat -, ON routes sustained Wy the govern
II ent at hclyy orst mr carrying III" malls g. pay
postage tn the Department, whether inside or out
side of tie mail bags. This 81 a,Ic 'es-iul, would
have insured the defeat "i the other. The ptcH',
however condemned il severely and caused ~ re-
lection. But shall nevertheless opp ~ the other
plan, bcteyiug it unwisc aud criminal.
IL thcss are Mr.. CoLrAx's viows ws owe
him an apology for our own misinterprota'ioa
Of his urse, though between tho two kinds OF
taxing there may DO little choice. The tax,
however, laid, tails eventually upon the people
who read, and We SEQ less reds for pcrsonal
dsquietuds than many Of our colcmporiries.
If tho people can stand paying two cents fjr
their ono cent papers, three cents for tho two
cent papers, and four cents for those which no \
cost three cents, We, who print can do 30. The
whole measure, az we have before said, Is con
ceived in wrong, and is wholly unjustiilble
The prime error is in considering newsp Ipers as
luxuri,s. To the wealthy AMI well.to-do they
may be- llxuries; but is the one cent paper a
luxury, as it hos on the poor mans breakfast
tablo1 conveying TO him the neceF-N ry know
ledge Of the day, while it serves as a text bo)l
from which his little enos pick out a, b and CO
Tho tine is pas,-long since-when thu
newspaper could DO esteemed a luxury. Ia tn,
United States and especially the Northern
S'a,es, tho progress and history Of tho Las
quarter Of a century pronounce it unmistakabl.
prime necessity. Argument on sucha poin
seems absurd. What other Iarury enters 5
universally into the consumption Of every fam
nyi 1t is said that family can lire withou
the Newspaper. SO they can IRE without sho'
or hats or coats. But we Go not tax Shoes an
hats and coats as tueh, because they are nece'
sities. Oh, ye Solons at Washington Wi
ye no. pause and think that perhaps Eiitor
oppose your schemes from didnterested motives
eren though the subject matter affects thci
own private interests1
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F'rss ft-nr,5 Ny',r. fieb. 2-tid RIhim'rt,
RI. g.-rre New Gaslsnd tr~ls. who have
le'n ,u,s' l,ol 80 80 N sch horr Gr twu works, re
e,ntA,k al ~ Tive t,q,ti,uil,n thi. Afternoon Tie
oon,utuu, $50 &, s,.a sNus W coA, and probably
will ~, sail l,cf 10 I,nA,tr,vy n,rnlng The hc,th
Of tic troops /, improving Tho Young Rover with
tho D'Fpincui 2ouaves on lnarl sailci f,r AnnAp,-
oils this orning Tue Hartford sailed orthc Gulg
during the night. A nsy OF truce Wa rcnt 10 Cra-
MY ISLAND tdsy, but IL brought back no pAa.snyer
~ papers The Of the rebel boat report that
heavy firing has tcen heard at Norfolk during tho
nab txtodara
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through the chapter OF vsrietls placed before
them day by day.
Among the mors tangible evidences Of good
will towards readers, arc the Sips Of tho SJuth-
ON Sates-tho entire robolliyus portion Of the
couniry-prssontod to them few week, since
end row We announces reduction in tho price
Of mail subscriptions FROM four lollArs 10 three
dollars 80. In tho f'' - A. Ia III, past, vo
shall p AMI ma 'monstrating
that Zach ..i',s as We 30 n's' 80 made %
he hpf
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Our Special Correspondence.
Our Albany COrre-pondencs-T Federal
Finance Rcsolutioss -A Flood Of HIns-A
Witness frou DiNio-Tho senator Brighi
Questiop, &c, &c.

ALBANY, Feb. 1st, 1862.
The business befqro the Legislature this
week has closed with tho adoptn OF the rea,lu-
tons Of the Committee on Ways AMI Means, ria
tive t. Federal finances, IN TIE Assembly, Of which
you have already had account in the srS.
The real point at issue In these resolutions Is the
proposition Of the Federal Government n make A
issue ~ paper currency, o. the exten, II hun.
dred and ffty millions = legal tender in payment D
any In lebttdnea-, public or private Il that por-
ton fthe last resolution which declares strongly
against issuing Government paper under any cir
cumstNnccs, legal tender, had been left on, the
resolutions would have been adopted unanimously.
In this trying time Ia the history " country
gratifying that the representatives. Of the Empire
state SHOULD evince IN much unanirnity relative o.
bearing the heavy burthens Of taxation now neces-
sary. These resolut, have still g. undergo the
ordeal NJ the State Senate before their Anal passage
Tue order # introduction Of bills in the ASSEM-
bly, was reached for the FIRST time thu week today,
and with 1t came Ao,d ofhi,ls; am NJ them roat We
10 the city uf New Y, k,two health bilsouc OF them
Nr. Coddingtoh'N City Inspector DelcvAn's project.
Mr.. Cuays bullng law bill, and several others, all
" which shall endcavor b. sect, for the benefit
tie New York public, ~ well az ihe doctors.
Mrs. Munscl IL To- appear before the Military Con-
mittee in the Assembly Chamber, pu Tuesday eyeil-
ing next, and as a refugee from tie south, lay be-
fore the Committee some startling pictures 81 sosie.
ty in the "Iaud Of u Nie."
Tie senate have beon engaged during the bcs'
portion = the week 10 discussing the proprety Cd
instructiug ny Joint Resouti1nl the Intel state
Senators from this state b. vote Tor the expulsion
Hon. Jesse D. Bright, from the United states Sen
Z Ill slt 10 ltpf.t al
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TIE rr.,dc-s and tho war

Mr.. Mvsn, a member q Congress from this
State, has written letter In which he says
Tie Prcsideut ataiei, the cther day, Ia tny prn-
sertc, thdf hcrs irds probably w. o-e man IN tie
country more dnrious for bottle than Nm ,eiI
aud tha wan icds Mcclellan. lie tcpudia,ei In
wufds " whitening rebuke ~ thoac who MAKE tho
charge, that he, ur Mr. Seward, GenerAl N cClel-
Ian. tanp riug or del ,yng, out Il any cansl.
derstion for retts rehc institutions ur that they
INDUCED any thought II ending the war by any
meN other than conquest the battle field. /
wish livery man In our land yuld have he rd him.
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Chicago, FEB. "a special dispatch to tho
TRinuEr, from CairD, 81, saysi
a correspondent Of the Memphis ArrEAL writing
frOm Columbia, Texas, Jan. 3Oth, says that bark
sud achooner belonging 70 the fcdersls, came near
our coast, when they were fired upon Wy our Fort,
Ne ia vessels returned the fire. We fred ten guns,
they twenty-five, mostly shells, and then retired,
scenngly disabled or satisfied they could not win.
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iaiion, and cannot be used IN regular busine's
channels In way 10 earn interest, will be TUNED
sooner or later " the Treasury Department u be
cunverted into boLds tearing interest OF six per
cent, arA payable in twenty years. By this pro.
cess the exchange IL completed, and these bonds Of
the Government will thus be made 10 furnish the
supplies required " carry on the war without the
inter vention or use by the Government Of bank
paper.
in lie war Of 1912, tie Government paid for ia
supplies with funds obtained from the banks, in ~
manner rs prrpoted In the plan recently sub
miutd h. the Secretary W the Committees from
Boards u Trade and Banks, which recently visited
Washington. The bonds of the United States were
then negotiated In sDme instances at twenty per
cent less than their par value and paid fnr 10 bank
currency n dF,rout degrees OF depreciation, &C
cordiug b. locality, but averaging from twenty u
twenty Eve per cent. discount ~ compared with
oUin.
To render the Government, financially more indie
pendent, ~ n'cess' ~ T. make the United States
note- a legal totder Ia possible that they would
lsconc practical tender ike bank notes, without
r-ovdug for them " le legal tsnder. n this were
a foreign war, there wunld he NJ dDuh VI II but In
this present emergency, when those who are openly
w secretly didoysl g. the Government are found
everywhere % suggest obstacles that may emb lrrasa
tho Guvernmsnt, nsthing should be omitted that
val aid ~ their efficiency. ADJOURNED.
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Naval Affairs nj Boston

Boston, FEB. 3.-Tho new gunbost Kosrsago
has sailed from Portsmouth, lis said in search Of
the Sumter.
Several ves Iels src being loaded at Long Wharf,
with horses and munitions Tor Gen. Buffers EEpe-
di,ion. They expect 70 sail for some southern port
the present week, and will be soon followed by the
9Th New Hampshire Regiment and other troops
recruiting for the expedition.
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louisville, kg., Ieb. s-Capt H. Dr. Foeg,
cf Nsahville, bel,cgins ~ Ten. zclle'ner's AN,
wVunici near Somerset Is dead. MNcr Oln Sur
gem ci Hoillc ffpi's tr .ie taken prisnner At s'u'-
er-ct, V here and viii 10 .rut ~ nc~lins urecn
Tuesday. ~ be sxchNNs~i Il 10 thought.
Den. Dueli viii artAnsv I've the exemption q al
s,in.nsl. lI.Ln art...i hnlNaisar
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An Adyncs mt Las.

Chicago, Ftb. "A special dispatch To tho
TrmUrp dated Cairo says tina, twelve steamers
lsdcn with troopa, in charge Of Commodore Ora
ham, len here a, 10 O'Clock this morning IN join a
sill larger force =, smother point. The expels,n
has every indication Of genuine active movement
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From NIIasouri.

Upton, No., FEB. 3.-Thc division under
Gen. Davis has been much retarded by bad roads,
swollen streams &c A sharp fros, set in on Thurs
day night, and the roads will now support the
teanls, and, unimpeded by further Obstacles the
division of Gen. Davis will advance rapidly.
Gen, Preniiss, wish his osnuand, u Ai'AaeIn
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w,nder,rA 20 New Bowery. Rev. W. q. VI
METER, snpt. This Institution Is in the midst
unprecedented prosperity. Not child has ;
turnel away, nor a dollar remains unpaid. u
II. e.. TOl rs has Just located snother COMPANY,
children In the West. Next week others arr
leaye for the homes in which they shall hunger
mere Who will be a mother u a beautiful, heal
An erican little girl two years old 7 Eel 6gll
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81. Ions, FEB. 3.-Adyices received last night
by train ON the Pacific railroad state thatthe brig
Sde II Gen. Davis was At Versailles, Morgan county,
On Wednesday, proceeding, il was conjecturcl, u
ioiu Gen. Curtis at Lebanon. Gen Phmcr's brig
adc was at Laramie, aud il was said they were I'M
der marching orders for Kentucky. Gen. stgcl len
R.lla yesterday for Lebanon, and the remainder Of
his division will follow,
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Lyons MAGNETIC ISsECr POWDER,
The original and genuine article, viii exterIndn
RnarAsA Ants, and all verrnin. Free from p,isU
Lyons MAGNETIC PIl.LS
Are sure death " Rats and Mice. Sold by al DR.
gists everywhere d. 8. BAHNR9, ProprssoH ,
Park Row, and 42t Broadway.
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New YorL LIouoy.D.aIer., society,-'

regular monthly meeting Of this Society will be !,
on Tuesday evening, February ith, at ~ oc'r
al the M,tiopolitIn Rooms, No. 100 Hester STR
ny orierP w. ENGs, President, JOHN RoGt,
Recording Secretary. feS 2'lp
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Death OF II Yale College Professor.

No Hdres, FEB. 3.-Wm. A. LArned, an %
teemei Professor In Yale College, fell in the street
In a a mig eveninr. and died immehIatelY.
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NRw YORK LHGIMArURR-se..,.,


Albany. Feb. $40 punish frauds in tho use
Of stamTs, brands and trade marks.
Also, comforting additional powers on the Metro
pctsn police In regard " the inspection Of steam
b,dlers.
MIA INTRODUCED.
ny Mr.. Connolly -Amending the charter OF the
NV York college Of veterinary surgeons
The resolutions iustructing our United Bt.ier
Senatots " vote for the expulsion Of Jtahe u
bright were postponed until tomorrow, and the
hnA vOte on the same N 10 taken At one o'clock
r. M
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The Fn,her NInth., T. 4. d Society v

hold thsir regular monthly meeting TUESDAY ev
ing, 4th inst, IN o'clock r. NJ, at their Hail. .
Broome st. AL memhers are requested TO attend
there Ia business OF import lnce h be transacted,
making ana gsments for Pltrick's Day. BY OF
Of T.. l.. CAREY, Pre,'t; PETER MoQu AIDE, y
SeC'y. .,
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CopplIm.n,ar, yI-ir-The Friend. Of

Rev. RALPH HOYT will hold a complimentary
tertAinnent at his residence in 9th st., bot.
20 and "a ayes, on Thursday afternoon and ~
ing, February 9th, The Committee invite the
sistance ~ all who feel interested in sns.siH, az,
Rector ofthe Free Church Of the ~ III,
his arduous and imra1rtan' ~i,,',od :, r.sn,nd
sn'ret' Ecn u their favor directed az aSove.
WARD &. PEASEi seeittAry' t'i us ~
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Ito. For the seat Of war;:
RECRJ lT5 WANTED FOR TIKI JACkSO
ARTILLERY

This Regiment authorized by His Kxcesa
Governor Morgan, ana dehgnatod by him as thet
REGIMENT HEAVY ARTILLERY, Ia IN wan
about -
100 ABLE DODIED RECRUITS,
aged nom Is h Al years, AMI not less than D To-
inches In height. ,.,,....-
The Regiment ia quarterel At the UNION Be
RACKS, last New York, and the best Of rstiom
Furnished.
A splendid uniform and liberal supply OF un-
c,nthinp furnished Immediately and the auth
ties live relief TO the families OF recruits
The REGIMENT ia intended for garrison d.
and offers the advantages b recruits " no1
marches and no exposure " storms, etc, ncid
n field duty.
800 BOUNTY AT TUT EXPIRATION or THE W.
Headquarters, 296 Grand II, cor Bpwsry
EDWARD MURRAY, Cola
JAS. I. FARRELL, Adjutsnt, ja3O 6'T-
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Bark Harvey. 20 days from Antwerp.
SAILED.
nAH.KD.

T6s-US steam transport P,ispscN for Locus
-polnt-Bbips Culiivalor, Aid fgrEshise. i1r Lv@
md. Garnet, pnstin-parkn q lien Era tnr Ion
aon' C,lsdios, HING Kong: Allen, Portland
Ne, Emiiy a Jessie, Havana; w p Deane. Ne"
Ross-Brlrs n Books Kingston, Jam, Cr'cuN
Havana, Ceylon, HumAcoa M.urtcin Curac -
ssbooners Ocean Bird, Arroyo PR; II BslmreN
kr Hayaguez.
Fct. 81 9 steam transport Atlantic, for Port
DISASTERS, &c.
The b.rk vesta, arrived al this port ye4tcr,lay
fr,rsn Antwerp reports: Tue following Il Captain
Davison's report Of the Ices " the n schr irra3
CIV, o. winds,r. 3, sailed run New T"rn y n
glth, for Martinique with cargo ~ beei 'ut sbI
shocks, aud the 27th att NJ. at Is 80, On %
10, experienced heavy g.le from " W. win heavy
,ea, hove 10 under close roeiei malhs.l; ana AZ
AAM OF the 2sth. was ST. urk by aea, viii N car.
We'd away krCcas'le, filed the cabin with water,
and caused the vesse o. leak; mnen'ot pump.
in, and l,nd tho leak was g.ining. and c'nclutei
70 abandon her. Jan 2Sth, At noon. the Norwegian
bark y,stA. Capt To-vusen, came u our relief and
took US frru tho wreck. The Z. wa. l29 tons bur
then . years Cd, built In Aiv'gsto n and own:
cd by W Davidson and are, OF Winds'r' valued
nj about $3.50.
Uo,uva' Hour, yam s0-The brig Morning Light
Rlair II Bath Me- nom II wanna with sugar, put In
here yesterday, with loss 81 flresaii, mdntopmtst
stsySsil, hyiry ib, fr'mNst Sprlng, ana leaslng
ah6ut 100 strokes per hour will irocure new lore
mast and proceed.
81. Gyonag. Bermuda. Jan. 1S-Tne following
vessels are now NJ BermuiN VA du'trc-- American
Veisels-Ship DeyonHhirC, waiting adN'cs .bTk
Elizabeth Levitt has competed repairs snd part
~ o,rn, and rrshipped ha'tnr e O2J5 h'g9 10. sc1r
HoEard, for Duhn-BiR W II PUks rom fhil'
delphia for Bath, Ne, repairing and vi vet away
IN OF 10 days-Srhr Cts or, ir'm New YORK Tor
Africa will get awty next week,-Brltah vessels
Bark Mohawk, from New YORK, repairing, and viii
get away Ia 10 dayu-9ark Re- ri with wheat,
from NcN York tir I'm land, i1 disrharsins, aud
will prob, bly, be- reuie Ell n be wa out and strip
ped-park Rfazilia, with corn, from New York flr
ireland, IL discharging cargo, which IL very much
heated, end much Il image IA thry proceed, having
had o \, Zee, water in tie hold -Bhy Kate with
coal, for New York, leaking belly, IL iischarJng
and will r,pair-Briy Amanda Risre Is repairing -
Srhr Lone Star, repairing IN hurk Triton ha'
repairs con p'eted- eRiau brig l.yio, ilr New
York, struck on tho reef tho north side 81 these
I-lAnds, was got oH und put intoths pott, repair
ing, and will get away in 70 'cw dny4-The brig
Lady Chapman, from Jtcuel 'or New York, with
csfsc and l,gwod IL at Hamilton, lo'ky, wanting
sails, &c, aud is dischsrs ing Tor repairs.
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THR Hos. JAS. Y. BIRCH, OF Clinton Co IL
announced "A Union candidate for Governor q
Missouri, at the August election Judge Birch
is native Of Virginia, and an unconditional
Union man. He opposed secession from the
lightning, and when member Of the Stata
Convention, contributed largely to the ejectiss
by that body Of the Offers Of the Mississippi and
Georgia Commissioners, TO link Missouri viii
these States in seeding from the Union. He
nomination gives great satisfaction TO the Unis,
men, and thore can be but little doubt q hi
election
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On To Richnoud

some eight months have elapsed since tho
cry ION TO Richmond" was first raised. Tn,
Bull Run disaster in July quelled tho cry for
time, but now ii is being revived. City re-
bident can ha,dly realiz, the dihculioi 10 tho
way Of an army movement "On to Richmond"
At this particular moment. Muddy r)sd,'
pictures TO their minds soiloi slippers AM iirty
tockipgs What would they s1y 20 rids OF
oieht miles in light ono horse buggy, over tho
best Virginia roads, which consumed Ijur hours
timc-the horse walowng TO his belly all tho
way, and the buggy fairly running on tho whool
huJ,l passing on the way a six horse wagon,
with one horse load Of twenty bags o! m,d
| on II stuct fiis,2 This is tho kind OF travelling,
| with cannon weighing many tons zach, 70 be
encountered ia moving "On TO Richmond.
Usually tho ground becomes settled by the
first Of F,bruary, but this yosr tho storms hoI,
on with unususl portinscity. All is ready
Cen. MCCLELLAN own baggage crossed the
river three weeks ago the com nissary wagon
are loal cd, and tho oxen yoked-but there viii
bo no ''Onto Richmond until thu roads bs
conc passablc.
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will however, call for the facts and pun 'o'" "
ColfsI, Of Indiana; Feu,on, Of New Ysk; 49,
vens, Of Indiana; Bingham, Of Ohio; ana DsaseD
Of Massachusetts, came In together. "here sac
Mr.. Collar, "h position signed BY q large nun
Der Of Coneressmsn, asking that you apPoln. Nc
Ely third Commissioner 70 visit the rebel prisooa,
we conside r that bis knowledge Of them, and the
wants Of eur men will make him an inyalnaOie "a.
diton n the mission" al cannot do H. repned
the Secretary, 81 have appointed one iron NE
East and one from the West; one OF them rOm
Commercial life, and one from the religious COM
munity; I sent them upon Christian mission, 70
care FOR the sick prisoners. q misaion which any
people having any humanity al all should receg-
nIo."
eff Mr.. Ry was no, q member Of Congress- I
would sdd him with great pie sure but being
member and part Of the Naturalization, n senA
our Government. IfMr. Ely would resign his seaa
/ vii ssnd him with pleasure The Committee
hsd nothing more 70 ssy they endorsed The seore-
tary's views and withdrew. H.
Kansas Senator came In With young ma
from Phil adelphia who wanted . oerkshtp. He
waa introduced. and reached out . number Of Pc
pers. Which Is your handwriting - "This one"
"Then you need not trouble yourself any furthw
abou, IT," But can write great deal better than
that II was done in hurry. That u NOT my
beet" at Is no matter my clerks mus wrtts
rapidly and well You will NOT answer and the
youth retired, looking around he passed Oh, 70
| II any ons h al heard the conversation.
The rapidity with which the Secretary seems y
read the wishes Of every one, even before he hss
time n express himself u astonishing. He seens
" comprehend At glance everything and quik
~ q fash comes answer that satisfies civilian
and Senators.
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Army Of the POtOnao-KSy's DiViAr
36th Regiment New York Volunteers, This
ment, one OF the crack corps In the service, w
stationed in comfortable winter quarters, al c.
Brghtwood-one Of the defenoes OF the Caps,
near Washington, ID. G. A number Of able-bM
men are required 70 bring this Regiment up ~
maximum standard required by the U. 8. Gov
ment. Pay clothing, and transportaiion 10 p
Furnished on being mustered into ths sery,os. =
further information, apply 70 LsuA JAS. on
Rse'S'As ofAoer, g SA,wa, ana 10