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1862. THE 1862.

II 4 JVp-ys IO~s
PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
with IL. connections. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos NEw.ioHx 20 Tas PkIScrAL WhsrEhs Sirixs
Eight trains Tua daily from New YORK TO fnadspha Via
New.Je-sey and Camden aid Amboy line. -
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR iIiE WhST bY THIS
FOOT OF COURTLANDrsT.
BY way OF Piaerh the morning Psssrn gers leave New
York al SANE time ts other routes Evening passenger
vt 8 p IL hour ater than other lines.
By way OF Allentown evening passengers leave at
three hour. the Northern ue' aud by both routes
arrive the tine Northern linrs IN Chicago and all
rolu in the Nanh West. Cresthse Indianapolis, Loui.ve
81 Loui. Cleveland, Columbm, Cincinnati and all msin
points West with lever changes Of cars;
pnt.bnrgR 3S miles and New ork Pittsburgh 40 rsss
smoking . J Saloon Cars on all trains
Fare the same a. other routes
Raygtge checked through Transfers FREQ
src1re Tiel.ets god uniil used. by fit,sbnrgb.
WESTERN EMloRATlcS.
The Penrsylynua Central Company runs an hinlgrant
ion Line wL!cb Afford. comfortable mode Of
travel paes moving Westward at one LAh ITO usual rates
Of fare. ,n,,,o,,,
BY this route freshs Of all descriptions can DO forwarded
b. and fon poin the Railroads 81 ONO hentueny In
diana nsnois Wisconsin Iowa. or di.souri by RAIL,
ROAD DIRECT or 70 any port on the naVisAols MYERS oil
IL. " e., by steamers from Pittsburgh
The es Freight to and from ssy point Ia the Yves, by
the Pensylsania koroad ~ All times a. evoTsble a. are
ebsggel b, other Railroad Companies Merchants and ship
t.rs nirusnf the transportation OF sr fsht 10 TINS Cor
!sBy rely with eonhdesee On iis,PeedJ transit
LIVE SfOCk.
Farner. and Dealer Ia Live Stock IN md this most al
route. Cspacious Yard. well "airrd aud sup
piled with every CONVENIENCE ha,o p.eh ''.u ~ .
From Harrisburg where VIII DO iouhd every
feeding ard resng choice Is Offered Of ths fHILADhL
j. l.. ELLIOTT Passenger AGENT 10. Astofiiouss
LEIGH Co., Freight Agents. . , ,,,,,
NO Astor House. and No South Williaurst
MCDONALD BIsCHOff, Em.gIant Agents
ENocH LEWIS. General supt AltoOns, r..
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Po.r.ovylcs Srv.Yovx. Jan. Q. 1861

PosT- OFFics, NFN-i"He, jan y l')i
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be- received nnfli
- D H. OF the 2cth inst. flr BUILDING AN EXTEN
Sos TO THE POsTOFFlCE BUiLDlNG. Plans end
ion. can be eSao-d ard inorm-tou obtained only
the Office Of ths Architect, GBh Thonas e', No 40
Bfoldw5y. between The hours Of and o. no. The
proposals. iudo.cd "Pfoposed inr Pest Ofice Er'enson
aAdresed the undr sguel IL 10 Understood hat
Postmaster shall hive tho sht reject snJ oil
Of the proposals. ". u. IA LOH, Postmaster.
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- h day Of January w, 81 = o'clock ~ ioi supp,ns
delivered Hau.burg Ch,mheisburg or orb Penn, az
aor he 18th dAy 81 March. 1874 a. tie Government
The 80 receive under this conac,
900 heed. aud the night to cal for any additional
rumbef up % 1900
zach ot y! Cattle delivered sh. average a. least 40
pound zr1s weight s,i aDin Al shall be received which
Weigh, ef. than ,o.n pound gross weight
oveinr1' 60 ife the right 70 paw 10 Treasury
and REJECT sny bid Tor No I'D will be sn
tfrfa.r "a unless the bidder j. rIcsrnt 20 rr'pocJ .
The b 1. b. dfrc "a 70 MAJOR 4. BEIhWlIH, G. =
q. A.. Wilmington u. C.. AID ludorsed, ProPosL' or
Beef"
LAB do hereby propose deliver 20 ;h, Government
sooi Beef Cattle the hoof for hundfcd podrd,
III term. Of the ncosei Adyeenrnt The ts,tsl 70 os
the scale and tie sesni - d-efu 81 10 be INC
rstss. sish, i.sby sgr.s TO rive rood and Sufficient
bond the lheut the and 10 recrvr Treasury
Notes other Government funds IA payment io me cattle
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Merry's Mrseprl and Woodoorths CABINET JAN
uary, 1852 eteins the popular features for which 1t
was distinguished under tue management Of the lats
Mr.. Woodwork. Jts original essays and stories arc
Of high order OF merit, ard its miscellaneous col
lections are always Interesting. g. N. Stearns.)
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ASKArINc TouRsAsESr--AuaDgeme are 10
;n,, made for u grand skating tournament in the
Central Park. UDkes's SPIRIT says:
.sAn early day VIII be appointed, and nj liked
bour the ice will be cleared Tor tho trials OF the con-
teetans, aud the audience Will take position on tne
sides OF the grand amphitheater which SURROUNDS sno
larger pond. There will be several pr'le-' 'ne nrss
of which will bea splendid p.ir OF 'iNer-n.oui,ca
far The second best Two adies prizes OF like char
acter will be gwen, aad We believe pre- or TWO
,Il f,lIoy for certain subordinate aud special do
sc,iniions Of performance The great records OF tho
yicors, however, will be the spontaneous aPpIasss
OF tie vast and admiIns audiehce, VINO WIZ ns.
W. are told that the Weavcrs, the great Phlaael-
min skaters. will be among the competitors. Ia"
R"s,oo skating rules will govern the tournament.
and the mode Of entering for competition VII sporty
be made Known,
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scnILLrRs COMPLETE WORKS.

5CHLLFR's COMPLETE WORKS. Edited ~th e.rsfil
Revision. ard New IiAnslsiioh', ~ aAEl,s j. MhN
fsL " d. ? vol. gyo. Philadelphia I. hoh!er. To
York; " llisnI Radio.
or all the eminent names IN German literature, NJ
one. perhaps. has awakened 70 deep Interest
among thoso who have DO acquaintance with the
language in which he wrote, Us tina, OF Schiller. TIE
details Of his private life and the characer,cs Of his
literary productions are familiar 10 English readers
from the ghtful biographies of Carly and Bulweri
while bis poe,ica masterpieces have found able end
congenal rsnslators both in the United States and
Great Britain. The present work will be gratefully
welcomed by the admirers Of the immortal German
author, containing, as Il does complete translation
If his writings, both in prose and yere, with the
exception only If his own TRANSACTIONS from fore IN
Languages, which the editor has Wisely deemed it
unnecessary 10 incorporate in this collection. lie
has selected tie yersious of distinguished Germsn
scholars in England as the basis Of these voumes,
while several of the poems which have never before
appeared in an English dress and the philosophical
and aesthetic writings Of Schiller are due TO Ills own
pen. DR.. Hempcl has evidently devoted himself to
the preparaon Of the work with diligence and zeal,
and increased the obligations which hs literary and
scientific abors have already laid upon the friends
Of American cultivation. In our opinion, he would
hive done better if instead of accepting the whole
Of Bulwers very unequal and often incorrect trans
l,tions he had made use also Of some Of the admir-
bic versions Of Sohillers minor poems by ouI coun-
trymen, rockingham, Bancroft Furness, Dwight
and Brooks
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lfleNital.

ALL those afflicted with Rheumatism, Ncu-
r.si. ati dl.. Of th kil-rd. will hud rernsuen
r.lI-f b. weAhnr NtITAN CO.. PATENT 6ALNANO-
ELECTRO METALLIC lNsOLES Sold a. al irsp-otaoi-
Drug and Shoe S.oc.. skAcs c)uductofs aud sas-
divers will find thsm invaluable a. they keep the feet wsfu
and Dry ia th. coolest weather Office no ~ froad"n
A feat for Philadelphia JOHN y. SAMSON No. 4'oiJ
d,
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Eegal Noiites.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
ofth. Coun,y Of He~ Yors notice I, Lcr.ey given TO all
the ,r Bath. Name shipmAisr. deceased 70 PRESENT
he nj .cJfto the subscibcr al a.. ON.
o. UIVkINSL IOTHREN. counselor. s,-law. No. 10 Wen
10 the ny Il New York beior, the hr, day OF
ApH nert-Dssd Now-Yort IN day u ssP'runrr. 1901
~ l.N6msst JAMES q. VIII MORE Afmnhtraiof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
Cnmbridge Cattle Market.
REPORTED yoa TnH N. Y. TRIBUNE, Mt GEo. Ru'

J,NUAHt q. 1852
Whole number OF Cattle a. msIk-s. 1905 about 800
Reey.s sld ~ Stores conssnf OF Working Oxen, Mioh
Cows and one. two. and three y~ur-oids-
Pp.cxs NAHkgr BKky.-fIua o. 13re 80; frat
quality, - sos second quality x1 third quality rs 71d ~
PHlcEsOy STORM CArTLK-W orkinu Oxen. per rer none
Cows and Calves from 2s tJJ. TO so; feaiings, none
Two yrsI-olds. . itd4l7 Three year old $40 20 -
Sheep and Lambs 2 Vo markell prices Ia lots. $50
81 e1sn exa, asa - 3od ro-or from 1t TO pic. q H.
SurBEK IRON E.ca STATE.
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THE Eclectic Mago-iae OW. II. Bid@el. editor
and proprietor for January contans az usual, well
selected literary and critical miscellany from the best
specimens Of English periodical literature. The
number j. embelifbed with an engraving Of Tram-
bulls picture Of tee battle Of Bunker HIN.
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EOR LIyERpOOL.-The splendid British
4 steamship DAMASCUS John Rosseli esq commander
Pier No a. y r. viii eel for Liverpool direct "a sAItR
DAY Isu n u " O'Clock This yes-l l. great fAvor- iu
the MedfcTsnebu h-ttcas pAtetgef chip, ond oilers
WY superior Accomnl odstions tanits sie"artesA
limited Lua OF hcas passenger, will be- taken al the
lowest rates PaUeaFs must ue o. boagi Al III M Of the
DAY Of sailing. Apply TO
ROWLAND ASPlNWALL. Agept.
No. - sluthst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

The Southern Rebellion seral, published BY
James y. Torrey has reached the completion Of the
fret volume, and the seventeenth number contains
the general tte-page preface, table of contents, and
index. The work p!esents G succinc. record Of the
progress Of the rebellion, and forms useful book Of
reference.
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MARINERS SAVINGS BANK, No / 3d-av:,
w opposet the COOPER INSTlTUTE-Depo,its made
on or before 18th oil January VIII Lear intfe' ron 'no
BANK OPEN DAILY from a. N 10 2 D. NJ and on MON
DAY WEDNESDAY and Fl.EDAY eye, ng, ron % o
O'Clock. 1hOMAo D. oAibhNi'-N i'''Ne-~
IsA,c T. ssITH, Secretary.
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THE MARTIN AND NELLY STORIES. ny jo.Srnrss
fKASKLS. 4vo!s. iImo. Blown Iassafd 4 Chase
la the uncommon dearth of juvenile books for tie
holidays Of the present season, these beautiful vol
unes cannot fail to attract the attention Of parental
and friendly caerers for the entertainment oil the
young, aud they will be eagerly welcomed, we are
assured by the class of readers for whom they are
especially intended. They form connected series
of agreeable narratives, with the promise OF future
issues in which the same familiar characters are in
troduced, though each volume is separate ana com
plete story in ITSELF The composition oil tue NIUE
volumes indicates the pen OF practical writer, ana
higher order of talent than is often enlisted III the
preparation of works for the juvenile library. The
animated and flowing style, with the variety Of apt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

I ONG ISLAND RAILLOAD-CIlANGF Of
IL TERMlNUS.-Leaye Janes-slip sud 3iihs, Ferries
New o1k al g.3D Tor 6Trenpot; $50 aId $3.50
M for Nol.h lp and Saturday, 70 Ysi hank $50 sud
o. Tor Syosset ':lp a me- $50 ard p. for Hemp
stead sgd o - H.. $50 and ?. M. iof Jamlct
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& NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING NOVEMBER II. 1851.
Passenger Station in kew.York. cor. 2NhsS and NnAv'
Entf rance on 2lth.st
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Ee~ Haven :. a M, lex ~ l2:l5, JDEI)i 3'9'
For bridgeport :, M, (Erl; l2:I5, $3.50 EI)i $3.50
For Mo,d sfrstford Fairfield Southport and We'tpor',
7 a. m. l2:i5 $40 and $3.50 p. m. 80 ~ =,
For Norssk. 9:Oa- 1918. J:J) tE1)i 3;So f'o d
For Darien and Greenwich, I, $50 l2:i5, $780, 49,
500 r. -, =. "a ~ y.
80, 4;5o $50 p NJ ooo. ~,
To- Port Chester and int mediate tntions ''Va /" a.
IS, $3.50; s:3,, $780, $50 p m -
iof Pos Chester and New Rochelle, Bp M
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. Wis spfinShed, la n1 tttb J5v tEIb p M
lar Boston via shore Line 1915, 3pm
Eor Hartford and Springfield, Sa- m lhIb H'i', ''1i
tFrh E. ~
FOR C5nn.ccu, River Railroad to Montreal a. M tErh
All ~ p n. 10 Northampton.
For Hartford, ProyleLce, and FDhkil Railroad, m
tEIl 1915 q. M ,
-or Hewnas.n. New London. and S,ouinsiop Railroad
AZ % o M, ll:l5 49, 9 .. M.
For Caual Railroad ~ Is y. m. 90 Northampton
Tor ffousctouic HsiFoll 10 Pit.helI. s 4.
For Nsurs,1ck Raii,osd. a "a $50 p.
For Danhury and HOrwalA r<,roid, :. $50 N $3.50 D. N
Conmodiols eepilt Car. ,'schrd 70 tTain.
JANIS II. HOiI. Supesinte udru'.
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'HF TRUSTEES Of the SEAMEN's BANK

THE TRUSTEES of the SEAMENs BANK
FOR SAVINGS have ordered that interest be paid 70 de
posfors entitled there for Tie s months Guiding Dec g. a.
follows: .
On sums OF Five Hundred Dollars AID under at the rate OF
FIVE per cent per NiuUmi and
Or sums exceeding five Huudred Dollar a. The rate Of
FOUR pI cent per annufD payable on and aiie hONDAi
Roth int -,
The interest VIII he pseel TO the credit Of deposors %
principal - eg.YoIk, Jan. 9, l5,2. -
W. NELSON. SecleforJ. I. PbhIl, ifesloeht
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EREIGHT TO ilVfRPOOL.-The British
screw steamship DAMASCUS for Liverpool diect hsy.
ing good portion Of De-, eight already cug,grd, viii a..
positively on sATUkDAi, Jauusy H. This ship his iul
tet postr wat-Tiisht Compartments Is built in the most
thorough and ofsr 90 shippers not surpassed
by any chip sailing from th port No freight viii DE- rece we'd
cf Of the dy pryious 30 al Ing ard 10 hills 81 sd
VII be signed I'll goods no cleared - tie Custom Holse
HONLASD AsPiANALL. Agents 40 - south',i.
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Etsamboais AND Railroads.

Stfamnoli6 ulu nNlirOUUo.
boston DAILY via GROTON.-The Steam
- o. COMMONWEALTH s-d PLYMOUTH ROCh.
from Pier 80. 49, ats p n " ~. EDWARDS Agent oil -
Nc. us M-si-st
no BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
A PORT By SHORE LIN Leaves 1Iihsi. rhAv, \
H. suiye 10 frovii-ncs $50 pm !l5 nl.ye 10 Pro
,id ence 7:a0 pm. pm. Espr-s1 Through Mall Train,
arrive In Prosi asnce s.1o ID Sosfon a. :
~ CALHOUN s1PeTin' cneepi
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT All FALL Rit Ei--The splendid and superior
steamer Mk1nOpOLfs Cart. Brown l.tves NsH.f "a
every II F~DAT. IlfrnsDtf. and SAIl KDAf. A. Z
oc 4 p. Doe nd tie EMPIRE STA ~, t,pt Eniton. On
MONDAY WEDNESDAY AID FRIDAY 'o'elo,sp m
foal fief No y. H.
HeIeaer % room, wi be regarded secured 10
yiosat uIul the aamo shall bAr~ b,ea Itid ~.
Ffe.i Boston % forwarded through viii srsa. dfrach
by all EIpIcs. Frc.g hl irslr. 1890
HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-F ALBA.
4 Ny and TROY, CONNt TING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WESf. Tfains leave
Frofn Chsnb~r..st From 2oih.t.
T1rres. and N ~ snd o. %. li;il IA, ard $3.50 and
J., and 2 a;t1 y. u .
Troy aud Albany with ,sep 1890 m surcsy' irclns'al
inF -sfJ. 1o:i3 y On. go. ., a,
Poushkccpsin tln, A. 800 e. - "a, ana 40 anu ~"
aud - a.. ana Gals ?. IN z ~
Ie-askil trAin 4.t1 p IA. - Z m.
So Sin, irsin o.s a No.. 1910 t. Ia, ard $50 p
4 i. SMITH. Superintendent.
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Illustrations in which succession of interesting in
cideps is clothed is very attractive, while the pure
moral tone of the stories, without iormansm or
preaching. is well adapted to make gooo ana
wholesome impression. The volumes are issued IN
excellent style, and embelshed with an abundance
of uncommonly neat wood-cu's.
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" 8. GOVERNMENT CLAIMs.--Claims
"a Certified Voucher the United State, Govern.
o,t waited by l.. W. MORSE, stock Broies. NO 10 VIII
Ian ST.
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EOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. first
class steamer will cave Nrsiois tn let lih. and
2. oiesch month except when these date, al on SUNDAY
when the dag Of departure viii be the MONDAY following
for freight sase apply a. the only ohce 70 bowling
green. ID. Is. ALLEN. Agent
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srectacles for Line Eyes is the title Of an at
,ractive juvenile volume, in which the celebrated
historical and domesc loeaiiesof Boston treated
in a manner % entertain and instruct tie young
reader. It. may lie considered a successful attemFt
to uteres. the mind Of child by the lively descrp-
ton Of actual scenes, without appealing to the aid Of
high.spiced fiction. TIE narrative is marked BY
ease and vivacity, and without any formal ita>Hiis
aims, conveys not little valuable knowledge IN
pleasing fosia. Walker, Wise, & Co..
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rpr,rrsr nv ORDNANCE AND NAVAL GUN
nfRY BY Lieut.. EovAED Sn,PsoS' U. D N. s'e'
pp. 49J d. Won Nostand
In this new and enlarged edition Of awork originally
DESIGNED AZ text book for the U. s Naval Acads-
nv the author has 20 far departed from its primary
character as to ADAPT it to general use among the OH
cers of the Navy. 1t gives brief history o, the III
PRODUCTION and progressed artillery, explains tne mods
oflnanuaciuiug cannon, describes the improvement"
in ordnance Of recent origin. inclufiDg the Arm
strong. Whitworth, ard Parrot rifed cannon ana
sets forth al length the theory and practice OF guD-
perv in all lis details. The volume abounds IN IN
formation both Of scientific and popular character,
and will be consulted with interest by the general
reader a. well as the naval profession.
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COLLECTIONS on WASHINGTON, D. c.

fOIIEtIl ONS Oh hA'iii.''' ~ ~,
" Claims on any Of the Depsi'ment SlueftriHs.eIs 40
md Note PAYABLE ia Washingtol, d. e.. coeetei WIN
Wo"'r'"'' ~ KiGGSd Co. No rs Well.st-
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

OPcsasAsas OF 0esc~ai BurnsiA1's Array
An Vtrgssts-rhe Wsr An the Ssuth-
svcst--I.tcresaxng frOa the 1eSes
states-ImpOrtsnt froa uavana ana
Mexico. &C., &c.
rhs CunAra msa steamship ssssps. captsss nss>se,
VIII leave Bostos wednesday fer Liverpool
he ms.s isc Earope val, close in this osty 70 aovrsw
aternson ~ quaiter pass 60 and Al hax past ave
o'oaook. 10 60 by railroad
The Ngw r1xk UssAlD--S4nitioa fev Esrope-w,l he
published at c,even O'Clock tomorrow n0sing. u vii,
contain the latest aeia OF tho Advs.oo q GsncrM DsrS
side's Army Virginia Particulars o. the Operatives o.
the unioa Forces in the Southwest An Account q ts'
Bsnsbardwont and DesrucsA of the tswn 81 ~ Marys
Gcsrg,s; iAts and Interesting, Nows from the kcbe
Stales IaportAst Ncws froM Havans and MeTios, And
all oth~ events Il tse pa& wcoE sf 'atoreetAg oAar
actcr.
3ses osr,es, "a wraepsss. ready sr masg. NIX cents
SAssos low Soc %. NO ~ IsAsate Hin. London.
iAetasd, vial receavc ahvertsesc~is Da sssscrptsas
Ter thc NEW YORk HEaAIS
The New York herald., 1862-11-24

tAsw pieces xc very trite sal they AAse a. sort q
os0sspy - @pposS uhsn-
SIAnra Eesae's . se~ holiday spectacle. called
''nsoAesGs.' w be pvsssated this evening" vita sor-
ecous soeosry and Asceasrios
At tgsb,o's Mr. E1wis Rorres. makes his vesirse "
nigtk n "Ma6bs&A," With . powerful cast. This
tragedy wiz ~ prsdsosd in hr. whss.lsys best
style, with new soessry aAd aspoiatusas. Miss
Matilda Heron appears a. ONnihe os Tuesday mo en-
gaesnsal e s Heron AaA Mr. Forrest Al the Brooklyn
AcAlsssy u>Asr nr whoatey's management. was worry
successful
rAs Gesnan 0pere very prosperous, end its artists
ere hrA class,
Barnums Museum nousisAes; but The wax figures Of
Mcclellan, Burnside and other linton generals ans sben
nabss Even JET Davis ana Besuregard Do deserve
70 be insaated by these wax carcasures
Tss "kaiad Queen" will be revived Al the New Bswery
this evening
A buiesSue " Jack cade" Grams Foxs Bowery thee.
trc nightly
Woods elegant mAnsre hall is crowded cvery night,
aAA Bryants CAristy's Campbels and Hooleys (in
Dsooklyn) aourish as they deserve
On Tuesday evening Mossieur Edgard, tho popular
comic Of the eatre Frasoais takes be9sat - Nbaos
Saloon Soul 80 Dispute S'adorc" and ga Il Bastie'
with 20 eivca NJ Jurca Rousseau ARTIST lately arrived
FROM Paris. win psxy fhamoran tic latrsr vaudeville
NJ r. Thoaas, ths composer aud singer Of our most
poralar batads anAolA6es concert At Irvas Hal,
THURSDAY nigh. assstsa y sese one artistic .eleat
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
the EmMucipatiOn PreslamatiOn 20 bs
Modified.
rFron the ChIcaeo Z. .Post, Nov. 81

we have aformation from private sources AZ Washing
eos which N saying thas the policy enuncated
in the Presidents "prvciamatiun Of freedom will be
modified ia his Forthcoming Message 70 Congress- The
ernoiamaton itself will not be withdrawn there being
crssion tor its withdrawal, should the President
rssovs u,cu policy lie very opposite, inasuluch ~ ts
vi.ay depends wholly upon his future action But be
r, recommend for The approval % Congress certain
easures amendalory Of the Con6scaton act, which will
rr The ~holc sub the slave property Of rebels
.nd which will obviac any further action on his part
a. lhe proclamation The policy be will recommend will
5c an essential modification of the "military ab litcn
n6"n;inp Il as snnaty OF looking In vain for the
sdidt which w vitazc the proclamation on the rst of
JsB0ary 49,, -. .L,... -
tn extreme radicals Congress when the message Is
r.sd % them But OF this they may be assured in adj
Presdent will not attempt 70 carry cut the
a~acIsmsloa He has made M his mind nos W,
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
Personal Intslligencs,

me public generally under the impression that the
~g,saissippi squadron " commanded By Commodore
wD Ptrwr, late of the United states gunsoat Fssey
Tns IN not 10. Rear Admiral d. d. Porter United States
Navy has charge Of The 6eet on our Western waters
Judge Jones OF Rochester Colonel 9. Ross Captain r.
Davis and Captain ". T. Ncodemus, all Of the Untei
states Army are stopping AZ the Metropolitan Hotel
L. pruyn of Albany; /. r. Kent, and family, d Chscs
no Hon r. r. Fenton of ChautauquA; u. G. Branch and
L. French Of Boston have arissd as the 50. Ni~hoas
Hotel
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
News from the Pacine.

Han FRANCISCO, Nov. ~, 1882.
roeso aspccuiative inquiry for teas end coal OH
0sss % 900 gallons Of the latter al 75c sO00 gailons
whale oil etc., butter c6c; barley, u S5; and wheat
Sl g.
preliminary meeting Of vine growers ~as recently
he San Francisco to consider the condition of the
wine interest the State and urge Congress to repeal
modify the heavy tax native wines. 0hcers we're
esscted 10 mature the plans for future action.
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
Fire In Poughkeepsie.

PoUcsKasrsE, Nov. 2S, 1862.
The Eagle printing establishment Was destroyed by
Ore sst ngat The building and contents we're entirely
coasumcd. patt b schrams lss the Eagle office is
about tl2 900; insured for $500 G. NJ Van Week,
owner Of the building and Store under""ath,
<l5 900 pagtsly insured Mrs. A. j.. I'm derwccd mil
Laary store loss o 900; insured fos 81, 900.
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
Arrivals and Departures.
AisRivALs.

Br Tnonhs--Bris Undine-J n Dixon.
sr Kirrs-r,g CcruictJ wtiktn and lady OF 81 Kits
Miss Hcien Hugsins, oi Nevis.
NEW onLEa.s--pris Mountain Eari.-II n Romsire.
HavAra--Schr rhsSe-J Mstlsch. A on,vndes
'.,scbr Bi,s-J Lawtsacc. Y Z shs<y,
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
Movements OF General Mcclellan.

General and Mrs Mcclellan attended divine service
yesterday morning the MadisOn avenue Presbyterian
church. Of which the Rev. DR.. Adams pastor. mss
have Sssn sasctosy 70 the General shat the rs clear
Day since his arrival In New Ysr Sunday no vas
thereby enabled 70 esoy tvsay suf Aours = coupsss
tive rest and suiet