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Inciden,s I'm washinstsn-Iet,cr from Our
Corr ~ ondent.

WAsuISoToS, Jan. 9, 1861.
New Years passed of very pl.asantl, yoster-
dSy. The orly complaint uttered was agai-, {
Ne heat which WAS really very uncomfortable
Pcde strisns sought the shady side Of the street
and overcoats were not to DO seen. Such
wsrn New Years Day has not been soon in
Washington within ten years. Two years ago,
the Thermometer stood at two or three degrees
biov zero. Lord Lyons was, yesterday, spe.
cslly 20 Il humorcd and polite With Mr. Lin
coin and with MIR Seward upoa whom ho called
bttofu loon. by tho way It is rumored that
DIR. Russell Of the London TIMES ia worry much
annoyed to find that 'tho lower orders" AZ he
terms thom, do not overturn the government
because IL surrendered Mason aud Slrlcll
lilo finds that he has mis- real the American
pcOplc-thst he has tlandored thom ant
now shsll se> II he will make the
dD'nde ho"ord6Le 10 ia probably too proud A
man 10 retract his assorted opinions A prOmi-
nent senator remarked upon reading husscll's
hirE at our lower orders the class Of people
lac refers n IL the mot conservative IA tho re-
pubic Aud 50 IL IL.
Senator Wilfon 5 here just back rom Ma .sA.
chus' ~. lilo reports th,t the feeling in New
lrglhnd is nov very strongly in favor Of activ-
~ in the amy, and that something msa speed
y BE- dane TO restore The credit Of tho Govern
mcrt With the people. a great victory ovor the
icltl ard taxation to tho amount OF ono hun
eel millions will carry the Government, 81 far
a NO Q, u coEce net. easily over tho breakers,
sny- BE- sonat r. Such is the general fe sling at
III Solt1 as ported hero by gentlemen who
have come home from spending the holidays
etc.
The RFrrnItC,N, Of this morning, contain
a very thorough expose OF the dongs of one
Charles Henry Foster, Of y ,rth Carolina, WHO
tried to obtain seat in COngrcsl aud falling
In that, has rot barren marshalship in his ma.
tive state. The expose il written by Mr.. Good
Loo, OF North Carolina, well known here as
ger tcmsn of high integrity. lie il very bitter
upon Foster, writing him down as an inppstor.
QuID
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pnlnfnl IinuIOr.

Tho report which comes to us of the loss Of
the British yes5ol Pdrans, with eleven hundro
troops on board, lound for Canada, is painful
inGttd. Whatever the destination of tho troops,
even to wage war vi h ourselves, We cannot
feel less kccnly 80 lamentablo an accident. w,
speak general American sentiment when W.
hope that the British government will accept
the courtosios of our own, ard allow their troop.
to pass through American territory, rather thar
esuounter the peril, in the st. lawrence which
might DO avoided. We can afford TO DO gener
Gus,
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Military asd Nayui.

Th'rr ara NJ present about I, 900 troops ia
and around the city Il is INTENDED to consoli.
late these co panies iuto tn &c regiments of in
fan'ry ard one o. ar illory, and send them to the
fcst % war b,fore February. Their departure
will wind up the recruiting of volunteers in this
,ity, and no more troops will 70 sent from this
state, snless urgently called for by the Govern
mont.
Tho Warren Rifles Goth Regiment, N. Y. s.
W, Col. Bidolo, received a worry handsome
stand o. colors, yesterday afternoon, from Mr..
Richard Warren, Tx President Of the Board Of
Education. The presentation took place in front
OF Mr.. Warens residence on East Thirteenth
street
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Bdhirore, Jan. 2.-The brig Frucis Jane,
Captain kiich, which cleared here for ST, Johns,
7. X on the Goth December, has returned TO
Annapolis in charge Of ginboat. II appears
that Capt. Kirch had abandoned the vessel at
somo point near the mouth Of the POtom &C, and
had oscapcd into Virginia with some h at DO zen
stowaways whom he had received on lotrl at
Baltimore, destined for Dixis; il ia Lso rumor-
ed that they succeeded in carrying of largo
quantity Of goods, including quiuine, &c She
Is owned here.
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jackson ARTILLERY.
AUTHORIZED ny his ENCELLESCY, GOV.


Young men wishing 10 join first class Artillery
Regiment viii find this a good chance 70 enlist
The lest pHy given aud recruits are furnished with
f. splendid uniform, uudercl thing, &c.
The Regiment ls now qulrered IA the splendid
new Union Barracks, Mt East New York.
On Joining the Regiment, recruits are Furnished
with certificate with which they can obtain RELIEF
for their miles.
500 bounty paid 1t the expiration Of the war.
Tenn Of eulistmeut-three years or during ths
Wlr.
Rcruenti Headl quarters 23G Grand st, cor Of
Bowery, -
EDWARD MURRAY, Colonel.
JAMES F. FARREL, AdJur'nt. DIS 6'i3s
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Trouble at Albany.

.iRny, ian. 3.-There Is considerable Of an
in broglis at the State House to-day. EX.TIes
.uror Dorsheimer appeared in the Office This
morning, and took possession, refusing 20 give
up the keys TO his successor, MIR. Lewis
Nj Donhelmer insists, thst, a. Mr.. Lewis
did not flo his bond before the lst Of Janu-
ary, he is not qualined and that tho old Trea
sHrer holds over. TIE Secretary OF State, how
ever, issues u certificate that Mr.. l.. is elected.
and has duly filed bond. IL appears that Mr..
Levi. was not aware that the bond should have
been filed before the 1s,, hence the technical
mist. lie. Comptroller Robinson refuses to ac-
cent crafts drawn by Mr., Dor sheimer, 80 that
A portion Of the business of the office is at a
siandstiu. Mr. Dorshcimer declares his intan-
ton Of testing the case by compelling Mr,
| evils TO Dust him by mat damus.
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Does hat mean negotiation and explsnation1
or does II mean that they are resolved to bully
the Americans into subrni 1eion At all haEards2
II might be tough and dangerous work, alter
all.
The samo paper thus speaks Of the nswspa-
per mourning for the death Of Prince Albert -
The Government newspapers have turned
their column rules JTsids down 10 make
mourning borders for the Princes death. The
FIREMAN did not do II; and, Of course, the
whole Of Hunkeydom was in indignant excite.
ment. The proprietor came out with an hum
bic apology, explaining that his machine ~ WA
Of such XII that he could not got up those
mourning borders lie actually got q number
Of witnesses 10 Inspect tho premis -, and mako
a art Of affidavit on the subject; and thore-
uPcn fiunsey dom vas aRoased. But why not
FLKENAS Tin place Of buy ing his goods in
EnglsLd) sent TO Republican America, and
bous ht there his machine. Now Republican
inventors aud manufsc; urefi had actually mads
no ntangem, nts for mourning borders for de-
ocssod kings and princes, = class Of personagos
they are unaoquainted with. But, then, why
have dealt with those Republican Yinkcss1
France
Puis, Dec 1a.-Tbe Paris papers publish q
telegram, from BfoslAu, dated tho 18Th inst,
which states that sire tho arrest Of the Admins
tra'of Of the diocese Of Warsaw the authori.
ties have made he clorgy and tho suporiofs Of
the converts responsible for tho churches ro-
naming clored.
The keeper Of tho Borpsrdln Church had
been Imprisoned fS refusing 10 opon il.
The Baalian church, belonging 10 the Utitsd
Greeks, had Icon opened by force. The wax
tspers were lighted by the soldier, who COM
PEELED the priests TO oiIiciate.
The Offices OF the Bank Of Warsaw and tho
Finance Commission had bccn soarchod, and
two Of the CLERK, arrested. Two others man
aged TO esospo.
The tystem d ropio sion had become moro
severe In Nolnynia.
81. Forty ,tudents of tho University Of KisW
had bctn sent 10 Siberia.
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Senator WusoN's Sutler bill, lately intro
duced in the Senate, provides that tho Inspec.
tor Generals Of tho army shall constitute a
Board OF officers, whose duty It shall he to pre-.
pare and revise from time TO time a schedule Of
such goods a. may be sold to the officers and
soldiers Of the volun' eer service, ard utterly
prohibit the sale of any hind of Intoxicating
liquor. A copy of the schedule and Of the act
is to 10 sent to every brigade.
Section 2 provides that on the receipt of said
list or schedule, by the commanding officers of
the respective brigade the Brgaiier Gen
oral, Surgeon, Quartermaster and Commissary
of such brigade shall constitute Board OF
Officers, who shall aflix a price at,which each
article shall DO sold which schedule Of prices
shall be submitted to thu General Of division, or
next superior officer, who shall report TO the
Inspector General, and, If approved by him,
shall 80 into operation; any subsequent change
in prices shall in like manner be- submitted IT,
the Generel Of division and Inspector General
Section 3 provides for the appointment OF =
sutler by the commissioned officers OF each reiy
mont, subject to the approval of the Secretar,
Of War,
Section makes it the duty Of suffers to p,s
list of prices in the place whore the article
are TO be sold.
Section provdes that the Inspector Genera.
shall detail an officer TO inspect, At least once l.
every fifteen days, said list Of suffers price,
and the quality Of articles sold by him, and re-
port the same to the Inspector General
Section 6 Furnishes suffers for any violation o
tho act hy incliRbility to roappointmont t
office, ami forfeiture Of all gools belonging
them within the lines of tho asmy-onc half to
80 to the United S'atcs, ami tho other half t,
the person giving II J., information that shall
| lead to conviction.
| Provisions are made in tie bill for regiment
on detached service in accordance with the
| foregoing sections.
Tux United States steam gunboat Keystone
State arrived at the Bermuda Islands on the 10Th
ut, from PhladolphlA, and waits thOIo on
| ssc-et mission.
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THE VOLUNTEER ENGINEER RBGI-

Colonel EDWARD W. sERRELL
INV Al TINY anAr ny MN

Colonel EDWARD W. sERRELL.
now riE STAT WAR.
The pay Of Iliprs iu this Regiment W
$50 SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH tSID
a few more riggers, ship carpenters, black smiths,
minors, machinist+ boiler makers and whcelwrights
will be received tor
COMPANIES AND H.
). ne Tut sober AMI competent men need apply
Volunteers In this Reg fneut will he under pay
and furnished with quarters and ratous At once,
and their families viii bee provided for by the
thuritts
ONE Ill NDRED -fiO0-BOUSTY
will he paid 10 eVch volunteer when mustered ont
of the service.
Enlistment tlr three wears or during the war.
IIEApQt ARTFES,
Corner CHAMBERS AND
CHATHAM STREETS,
ala 2I'lUs NEW YORK
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SEVERAL PROMOTIONS have iuaus urated the
New Year at the Comptrollor's Office. VIM
IL. cid, General Clerk, has been made First
Auditor; salary, $500. LOWS J, Kirk, Mark
ct Collector, Superintendent of Market Rents
and Fees; salary $500, rice WIN. s. David
Fn, remtved. John Pickford Clerk OF City
revenue. Collector of Market Rent, &c. Nor
ri, Fricsdan Inspector, General Clerk sala-y
81 900, and Allan Cooper. long an Extra Clerk
is now made u General Clerk.
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CITY NEWS.

IIoS. ALFRED Ely whose arrival in this
city on Thursday last was noticed in tho
Extra SrN Of that day, left last evening for his
home in Rochester where he will received war II
greeting from the numerous friends among
whom he has resi- led for so many year.. Mr.
Ely was accompanied by his wife, who fastened
on to this city to meet hor husband, from whom
she had been separated for eight months.
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Sr AsSs CHuRCH FOR DEAF NOTES 70.
coivod benefit Performance last evening from
Mr. Hermann at Niblos Garden. A large au-
dence was present, among whom were quito "a
plumber Of deaf mutes belonging 10 the city and
vicinity, who were all admitted without ehargs
by MIR. Gallusdet, rector of the church.
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Reported Loss Of the British
st. amer Parana With l,l00
Troops.

Hulifdr, ~ s., Ian. "A painful rumor is
current in this city of the loss Of the steamship
Psraua, with / 100 troops ON beard, in the 81
Lawrence river, bu. it cannot be trsced to any
reliable source.
\ large war steamer, supposed American,
10 cruising oil this port.
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Mr.. c. c. Tracy will leave the city in few
days with a company of children, for tho west.
There is good opportunity, meantime for
boys ard giIls, who wish to have homes in tAat
desirable country, to see him on the subject at
tho office of the Childr,n's Aid Society, IL Clin-
ton Hall, Aston place, eighth street, between
Broadway and the Bowery.
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From PoHr EoYAt.-Tho steam transport
Cahawba j. b. Baker, commander, from Port
Royal. December 30,h, at p. NJ, arrived hore
yesterday. She sailed in company with the
steamship Roanoke, which also arrived yester-
day. There is nothing of interest to report from
pOIt Royal.
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a SrEETISG of the British residents of New
York will be held today at p. NJ, at tho
British Consulate, TO take suitable action in re-
gard to the death of tho Prince Consort Of Eng
land, and express their condolence with her
Msjesty Queen Victoria in the sad bereavement
which she has sustained.
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LIST Regiment n. Y. Chn-.eur-.
non. JOHN COCuRANE, Colonel.

100 ahle bodled men wanted to I'LL mp this favor
its regiment, nov VA active service, and encanPed
in a tenutifi location nesT Washington.
Pay, rntions, DC, Will he furnished from the day
Of enlistment.
Each man will receive siOO bounty At the eNpira-
ton of his term Of service,
RccruiHug u.hCe,
Corner First Avenue and Sixth q.
Lieut. ID. W LEE,
~ 9i,c.lal Recruiting officer.
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HANDSOME PREsRNr-James Silyey, late
Captain Of the First Metropolitan Police Dis
trict, now Of the 10Th Precinct wAs, on We'd
nesday last, presented with massive and
elaborate gold watch and chain, valued at 800,
and purse of goo in gold, by a number u
citizens Of the Precinct from which he was late
w Transferred.
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Attention swain Cavalry.

wptod immediately for the only cavalry regiS
ment authorized a. he raised, orderly sergeant
muiers, 2 musicians, / snddler, WAGNER 8 SER
stuuts and 90 nilt-lydcd men. Apply u Lieut..
CAMPBELL, ut Muhuuy'7, ut tie cor Of Beach and
Hud~1u n, ,lso to JOIIS w. WHITE, IL Court 81.
Ht,okltu $50 zl'll3
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Baltimore, Jan. 3.-Auangements arc being
made TO give the liberated Uuion prisoners, who
are expected TO arrive hero tomorrow, grand
reception. There will he a military escort, and
our Union citizens will also make demonstra.
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"Aicoh.I Amouuot tho T,ne..r bv =.

po az. N. POER-"A Chemical view ufTDrni-
ius," ny Dr. G.. $. wEEkS, and "Gn1d slmaritnn-
-iu," D. GEORGE II. HICK, %. Newark, will 10
Tie subjects of addresses, before pubic meeting
of olive Branch Lulfc ui Gpll Sunaritans, At o.
Bot BruedwHy "p sunday evening, oommsa ing
ut Y o'clock. - y
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The Mcmbrr- Of the New Y,rk Practical

Juutueymcn Bakers Society are hereby notified To
q" me prepared ~ receive their cards ON Saturday,
tine an inst which viii be- irregular quarterly meet
inp, Z their rooms, lI9 Wooster 4, Al u'clnrk.
Al who ARE not in Attendance will ha fnei By or
der VIM RYAN, Il. ). JOHN Perrin Presilsnt
$50 2"l9
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nnR THE HAIR-PORTER q FAIB

TOR THE HAIR-PORTER & FAIR
CHILD's nicely perfumed TRlCOPHEKOUS
for Graduating scuIh and dandruh from the hair,
IL as good an article as can be found ia use, The
price Is 81 low that every afford T. use it,
being but EIGHT CENTS per BOTTLE, aud ~ largo
those usually sold for 70 cents Try It ah-try u
hr your childTen-it will keep their hair nice and
clean. Remember, the price is but EIGHT CENTS,
To bs Lad al " south second 81, WIlNImsbuTEh.
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RoIoa, Jan. 3--Gov Andrews message 70
the Legislature of Massachusetts, WAS delivered
today. The document is OF unusual length, TO
fsuing 10 matters Of looAl inteTs Of.
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Tux GBEAr GkIpIRoS ScuEME.-On Tues
cay night last, the Mayor signed the great grid
Iron swindlc, passed by tho Common Council.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Notice Tho Quarterly ,Icr,Ip1 a

Notice. The Quarterly Meeting Of tho
~. James Roman C'tlui' r. 4. ~. society will Ia
Itid ~ their mceiiur rooms, iu u-cvslt NJ, on
Monday evening, tie 9th inst. ut = o'clock JOHN
McGRATu, Pre-'t DAVID hartley, sec'y. 20
Nepture Division, No. 3, n. of T, viii
hold their regular meeting uu sunday evening the
"tl inst, 1t military Hall, 1913 B,wcty, commencing
II ~ p'9''k, y. Srslitt I'd, ith o.lnr popular
II o1hetc Wiz address the meeting; singing By
neptune Gle Club r. one and ~ We sish =
happy Ncw Year. JOHN GLOVER Pres'L
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Ar meeting Of tho hank and bankers Of
Milwaukee held on Monday evening, II was
unanimously resolved 10 make no more redemp
tior for the prcs,nt in specie, but TO continue
n do, ming as hsretofore to exchange on New
York.
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PhjIdd,itAid, Jan. 3-Ths American Tele.
graph tiice, in this city, was damaged by fire
today, 10 the extent If about $1,000.
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POLITICAL.

A Regular MeetinE OF the ION Ward
quarters ON saturday evening Jan. 4, 'd2, at half
b,st seven O'Clock for the election of officers for the
eusuius wear, The members are particularly re-
n,irstrd to attend. W, II. PALMER Presdt. o
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MILITARY NOTICES.

The Sth Ward Volunteer Relief Coumit-
tee viii meet ~ IL Auy Il. Tor thr strihution Of
tickets 90 puu after Saturday, the IjA last, from 10
%. m. t. b l.. m. iHg 200
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Tho DipIonntic Rditor.

NJ. TnuRLow WEEDS reputation for pOliu-
cal sagacity is not likely to suffer from hi
cation on tho Trent affair. In recent letter
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from Paris, dated Dec. 16tb, be takes decided
ground against the seizure Of the rebsl., and
anticipates the arguments by which Secretary
SEWARD has since justified their surrender.
Mr.. WEED says -
have not seen, In anything yet cited, eyi
denoe thst, under international laws we have
the right TO 60 arbitrarily on board the ma-
chant ship Of friendly nation and take out al
Legged " con,rabands,6 without subseauently
taking. the decision Of a competent triluuL,
up the evidence, whether the articles or per-
sons were in fact contraband. We say that they
are hut we have done nothing to prore H. nor
did Capt. WILKES possess himself, or attempt
TO obtain, dispatches which would have made
out our caeo
1t Is not pleasant 20 argue the ensmy's side
Of this question; but it Is important that va,
In view Of consequences, should find the right
aide ard take it.
In Europe, 81 In the United Statcs, Mr..
WEED, though in an unofficial position, IL recoy-
nized a. man ofsterling worth, and, therei. e,
eNsrts considerable influence. He has boer,
by invitation, upon quito intimate terms with
Bah RUssE L, and others OF the English nobl-
ity.
Now Publication.
DAILY MsMoRASDun Book TO- 1863, con-
timing Almanac, Cash Account, Bill Book,
Sc, &c. Published BY Francs & Loutrol, IS
Maiden Lane.
WATER; It's History characteristics. and
wcs. BY Samuel W. Francis, NJ. ID. Pdb.
lished by s. 8 & w. Wood, 3s9 Broadway.
SANITARY LE0 Citation, PAST, PREsEHr
AHD RuTuRK. BY John II. Grisoom, M. ID.
MERRY's MUSEUM. January number. J. N.
Stesrns, Publisher, III Fulton street.
LI1TLE WAsDRRER's fRfKSD. Doc. 1861
Published at tho Howard Slission,2 Now Bow
cry.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
q T THE BEST
THB NEW YORK SUN.

TIKI NEW YORK SUN.
One Cent per ooryl
Served by oaricr, 1t Gu Gents per week.
A GRAND PRESENTATIONS
Every subscriber to The Sun will b. pr,son,ed
with copy Of the most
Complete Mop Of TIC Southern States,
showing n! tie citiee and towns the hsrbsprs and
coaHt Positions Il hockading s,iuairuna railroads
and isat roa'ut with portraits " President LIno,lu
and Secretary Cameron, General sat AMI Cen
Mcclellan,
On SATURDAY., January ~, 1863,
ana , % lie same late will le commenced in The
L ETED DOW
an S orr sor. written pre-.y for ita column.
uy the celebrated nuthorest
Mrs. Am s. .Stephrr.
besides the usual fun aufnln,ry of n,,ru Ic,,,..
nom correspondents 81.
The Sun Tor 1852
wiz be conducted with energy and enterps1-e
suited ~ make II
The drSt nc'o.pcpey in the city.
IT. former pruprictpr ha,.nK rc-,-sun.ci the uAn-
agcment, fully prepared " dcvpte l., tis end All Ire
ABILITY 1t his command.
by leaving the address 1t tho Office The sun viz
hc served for any desired timc-a week, a month or
ayear-nt the r"tc OF ok ctr per week, payable 70
the carrier.
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b0le Proprietor at the sun Establishments
ON. e. corner Nassau and FULTON st,. nv
Post ONCE SoIice Malls for I.v.at
Britain aud the continent Of Europe, per o. 4,
steamer EDlNBi RON, will close NJ mis- Office on
Saturday, the III day Of bu. 1t lu% o'clock A. M,
l3! WILLIAM ~. TAYLOR P,ema-tcr.
No'ice.-Tbe AnnuRI Meeting OF the stock
h".dcts IT the Emprr Oh Company, will be- held II
The y'hgr q the Company 10 Maiden L,uc, Now
York CITY, on Tuesday, January 18th, l4j2, 4 II
O'Clock, A. NJ, for tie election 81 Trustees New
York, January SRI, ~Gl. H. SEARS Secretary,
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Tn Nav lunh LEApFR has added TO its
contributors, the popular Howard Of the
NV YORK Tnlrs, whose sphghty sketch Of
be J,iferds trial, in the paper of last week, and
the ore on New Years Eye, in the LEADER
of this weeS. arc err Nipg new demand Tor this
fay0yits weekly.
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Tux United States steam gunboat Keystone
State arrived at the Bermuda Islands on the 18th
ult., from Philadelphia, and waits thOIo on q
,sc-et mission.
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THE NEW YORK. SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, JANY 4, 1862
EVERY COPY OF the SUN,

EVERY COPY OF the SUN,
Of this day, Saturday, January Alb, 1862, is
accompanied with a complete
MAP OF TIR SOUTHERN STATES,
when 1t leaves the publication Office. To this
Map every tubscriber ~ purchAs r ia entitled,
FREE OF CHARGE.
n tia net delivered to him, he will hsve been
dofraudcd Of valuable par, OF his purchase by
some person through whose hands the paper
has passet.
MOSES ~ BBAoH,
Editor and Sole Proprietor Of The Sun.
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News, see Third Page.
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BARRY's TRIooruKRous
u the lest and cheapest article for dressing and
Identifying, cleaning, curling, preserving and
storing the hair. Ladies', try H. Sold ~ al Drug
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-04

LYoSs' MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
The original aud genuine article, will exterminasa
Reaches, Ants, and all verrnin Free from poison.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death 10 Rats and Mice. Sold by all Drug
girts everywhere. u. =. BARNES, Proprietor, a
Park Row, and i24 Roadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-04

THE GOOD LADIES from all denominsaons
who united 80 zealcusly IN the benevolent pro-
Jet Of the Union Bazaar, are finding sOurcs
ofdivisien In the distribution Of the ESQ.,
which has been secured by their efforts. They
have held several meetings 10 appropriate their
funds, but cannot agree, the members Of the
different Protestant denominations and thu
Catholics having each their pet views as TO the
most deserving charities.