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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28
~ r ATTAIN

,e Mr.. LATHAM IA ne was not to lie diver
into the dscussion'of the doctrines OF party POM,
cI,us, His views gu State Rights were. wei
'snovn bat he hid always opposed the doctrine o.
Secession from the fret.
Mr.. DAVIS was glad TO hear it.. He thouSh' we
doctrine q State rghts, entertained by the w
giuia politicians, crested all The Iohucal nischie'
and debaucied the pable mind. ,,o
Me LATHAM continued. He was opposed to me
prescription Of any msn for political opinions; ne ne
bells Of time are ringing changes fact, and zoe o,'
landmarks of the Constitution are iading a"a os
The liberty Of the press is gone, and citizens AZ, -,
rolting 10 politi al basiies beyond the pH'TS liz
the bsbeas co,pas. Ifthe Government wonlu o,'n -.
~ ,bo Copsi,ntion. we niast triumph az sure a
night succeeds day; but if tot he feared We We're on
la st,ea, which bears M ions down TO the gies
ocean OF oblivion, to be forgotten for ever ana over
The Senate went into Executive estSiVh' @no s"0
seoueptly adjourned.
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;TW.yoRK LEGlSLAn,1Tu IRE


SIgNa .fti-hA'A JdIs II, 100.
nl,o Senate me- at "a O'Clock.
IT. pRYNE introduced a bill relative to plank
,r,nriks roads. II provides Il at sny road when
conaleted may erect toll-e .aie and collect tcsi
when il ia finished three cor secuiiye miles they may
erect toll gates col Get tols, bnt only for one
wear, ures, within th'f time the whole road or i've
consecutice miles thereof, he completed.
Mr. FOLGER Introduced n bill 10 amend the re-
vised statutes as 90 effect judgment on eJec,men' s.
providing every Judgment on the action OF erect
ment, rendered upon the verdict, shall be concluSve
NJ the tile upon the party against whom me same
was rendered, md against oil persons claiming
through such pary by title sccruing after the con-
mencement OF such action. 80
bill was introduced setting forth, IN view OF the
increased taxation every person and species OF TAXA
bic property should bear is proportion 81 The bur-
dem that the Governor shall appoint, with the con
cent of thu Senate commission OF three ciil2ens OF
the State, to report lii TO remedy the defect IN the
existing lave, submit the full plsn OF such taxalon
~ was plated in the resolution, ard report by
the 5th of April next. Laid over.
The bill to amend the general insurance act pro-
vides for the retention Of funds ample to cover tue
unearned premiums. The bill was opposed Iy
Mtssrs. Gauson and Pryne and progress repoeted.
The i'll amending the law for the ineorpor mon OF
Ere insurance companies in relation to agencies OF
foreign insurance companies. Ordered to ihifd
reading. Adjourned
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-YORK. .......JAs. n
Cleared.

shps-Emily aud Jessie BrI Bronisre Hey.ns C. O'vsE
Co Trumbui Colrm. HAVE. Bosd H.inCksn; Ps.rics
benry. More. London Cdnuell, Mintusn c..
BsTks-ROber Berker OBJ, Bruce, ou-erstown, Rail-
Co.
Bhg4-Ysntee BLADE, Fsirchld Font ri kns. ncCready
Mott Co Woodward. Roberts ST. Pienc Mlrtiuigne X.
p Book Co T. W Lucas. Perkns Boston, 6 c. Duneaa
Co Bachelor tbrl Ndycott, CardeDas J. a. Ward 20
jsrin tNons Anderson Havana Wu1 D. Schmidt; Tiisms
Dr. Congdon. It John NJ f. Rober, Vi. 9,doie 70.
5. C. Shaw Brl shsw St, Johns, r. H., IT, Dderwocd.
SchoOnerpfiDce Of Wales (Aml. Hoi1rsk, Boston Net.
calf 4 Duncsn Mssaret Platter, B-neuid 'Fin4 goD Del.
+. Needesn. Alma Br Hughes, Dg6y, b. T. Aontei
Bsrto RoDp. stADly sagua lie Grand e. 4. J. Peters
Julia AIMS, Hsrding PeEuanoueo b. r. Small; Excelsior
Riley. fhlsdrphs Jss w Mckee.
StsGnis.A SANFORD, Sanford. Phil5dtiPhs D. PeIkin.
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Destructive Eire fra rso.ion.


Fire this incoming broke out in Quincy Market, In
the story over Ito stalls, which proved very disaa-
trous to nearly all the occupants Of the marko, by
the flames, smoke and water very few Of them
were insured. Nourse, Mason n Co., dealers In
agricultural implements seeds, g., located over the
marl et were damaged 10000; fully insured. The
entire market building which Is owned by the city,
was greatly damaged. To,l loss esiaatedai 5000
SECOND DISPATCH.
The damage by the fire in Q .noy Moihet smoun's
10 over ti00cU9. .
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CorRr OF GENERAL srssIoNs-J.S gT-Befoss
Judge MctUss. -
O.. II. .IaI 10 Nyif

Judge M',uss.
Felix Sanchez pleaded guilty 10 assault with
weapon With latent do bodily harm, upon the per
son " jacob Myers employee at the Cy Prison, NOV
1851 The stab in ef yess srms with
part of plir Of .cissor-.
samuel H. Nsrr charged WITH the murder Of John Swain
a, No. lea PrIno. street. in May last placed on TRIAL
The Witnesses examined Edward mmers, beILecper
IA the saloon where the murder committed aud Come
IN, Salmon Of No. l. McDouga street, who "a In tho saloon
a. ~. time Of the murder IN company With prisoner snd de-
ces,od Neither OF tie wltreae, told who fred the p'so
although they a. fred dii ihey know to whom the
weapon hronged although they had lying on tse,e IN
TIE pace smoIef PR vious 30 be sad atsir
Prisoner fnd iCcessed had and excited con
yerf53n a. reference 10 the rebellion deceased loudly DO
rourcnr the North and ,rp.sg wish that he migh, be
abio tn XII every Northern All that h. would like 30
ampo AI1rfi hsz IN s,s under ls leot The pds
had boon hear .y to tercared ua lie should de-
clnrr for lls tied states or nothing"
b. Bout, Deputy Coroner. having been called for aud
no, bel pt, -ent the We adjourned ihl om.ro" u
II O'clock
The Bon d. e pl.ifsor Attorney rnor,i snd Oiindo
2. stewart A.-i'sut n.uict.i'torury arpssed Tor ne
people All jane, T. brady, Bd H. y l5a.es ior thr %"
frnts
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

PUPERlOR COURT-SrscIL Tgss-J.S. T-RsieTe
Justice bosw0KrB.
DECIsIOES.
James s. Psrmelee act. Robert Fox and John L.
Cuusn-Jndsment Tor the paula Cor 1000 damayes a
.,ifins va, IN the hall Of No 5g3 Broadway ercept -
&c, m H. place permanent stairway, such a. Originally 81
,br.h use Of the upper except such ~ Is ms
yoidse and also dining tho defendants from pac1s rgrH
.ul pee,rds a. aud the Broadway rntence OF ts hsi
1pI.sdins. aud exhibits len with the Special Term Clerk
Jndxmes, 20 he s-tilsd on two day., Eotice.
Before Jusice RoBKHrs0S.
Garrett s. Mott sqt. The Union Bank in the City
~ NewYork Allowance OF 49oo settled John Foot for
dsfendsnti Field SuyieT fof Ilsinif.
Before Justice Wars.
Wintsrhof eg,. Siegert.--St granted on ooadi-
dom, See memorandum with the Clerk
Thorus Rsney ., al. al, Harriet L. Adams, tfr-I s'e
unsettled.
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HE GnumHfnn vsntl..

FDhILs1D- DO lIT'lIl.- 1lH- - -
The Canadian mail tHun got oil the tTaeA three
lines lat night The train has been OF the track at
Yarmouth, ten miles from this city, since II o'clock
last night.
The engines from here have reached Yarmouth,
where the down engine is capsized. The mail train
is expected here be ~ o'clock.
The steamship IIbernian will sail on the arrival
Of the mails She has been detained since Saiur-
day.
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FIRES.
,ur FULTON AND PEARL STREETS ylRr.

The FULTON AND PEhtL SThZE1S FlRE.
Yesterday the specie reserve of the Fulton Bank,
and large amount in special e,osits, found to
be safe The contents Of the. vault were untouched
by fire or water The cunt said to have been re.
covered was 10000
A number Of safes belonging to parties in the va
rous buildings which were destroyed, were re-
covered their contents being in good state OF pre-
servation.
The Fire Marshal was actively engaged all Gay N
collecting information with a view to fnd out IL
possible, something relative 10 the immediate origin
of the fire.
A. s. Foster, banker, at the corner oil Fulton al u
Pearl streets, succeeded in getting out his saie from
the ruins II contained over 500, 600 ia money ana
coupon bonds, beside account books and valuable
papers. Tie safe was one Of the Herring patept'
aud it preserved everything in excellent condition.
The credit of saving the books Of the Fulton Danh
beIonQsto Mr.. Rees of Pearl Hosc Company NO. 20
and the members Of Mutual Hook and Ladder oohi'
pany No. I>who, at the risk of their own safety re-
moved the books to the sidewalk, where they ieit
them in charge of the A" Insurance PATROL
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CITY ITEMS

rxntGrsr WoyrT ASD CHiLDRfs..-Ih animal
r.etipe of the New-York Inf. mary for INDECENT
Women and Children, under the immediate charge
of Drs. EizaJeth and Emily Blackwell, wac held
last evening Ut Ea. i16 Second avenue MIR. Charles
Butler, President OF the Instilutia, presided Inc
annual rel ri Yves read, showing that during the pas'
ye,r 792 out door patients and l26 house patients
lad been treated The objects of the Institution are
to afford 10 poor women the opportunity Of consulting
uhysicans of their own sex, to furnish to female
students of medicine the advantages OF Hospital ln'
strnc,on. and 20 form a school for instruction In
uor.in0 and in the laws Of health. The medical
service ia conducted entirely by women, the house
s,Y consisting of tho attending physicians and their
iunior sss,stauts Poor women are attended at their
homes BY the junior physicians of the lnhrmary'
During lie past year several graduates in NE dicine
have entered for tue purpose Of soeIng prac'oe'
remaining from three 20 twelve months. lhey nave
assisted in the Dispensary, acted as apothecaries
visited The ont ioor sick and served az junior pys
cons in the medical service of the horse. The report
wa. adopted, and ordered to be printed. WlIh the
excenfion of the substitution Of Mr'. Phebe "ngh'
for Richard S. Manning in the Board oil Trustees
aud Mrs. p. Wright for Mrs w. ii. Hussey'on Tue
Executive Committee, the officers OF 1901 We're re-
elected.
I, Was stated that under the auspices OF the Ladies
Central Relief Association this Institution has sent
out fifty nurses for the army.
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Disasters, &c.

v,r,hu.o p,r il.-'rh. ship Dlfha' = g. t sia ~,
M ,ueng,e ~ ,.n norton Of her cargo, i g'u's ~ os
- hs.l q. get yor. ,a OF heg ac,i h. he ccr.
tx .oisg OUT Of Csllinalo.jo, sho MI Pr''''' "
irlil-d .u MI t..t rs a. ivel az
- nos, i,. ronfrruus the loss OF the - tn't
l t.,n.,r sfaud.l 10 doe nom iiae a. - 80 D.pnl,
PoarIANp, Jan. lac 'lip g4hh.s "a mol Wind
,o, ssl,J Yesterday morning. h"nee iof i, "a usli
49, n - IN. n6fuins afternoon = - x a. s,ib
,,, ,,,. = today a. noon heavy sale hon y nr
,roy suI nail srd Dad sea.
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CHASGF ~ rHE Nrw-YoHg VoCNrTIr DEror.-
Tie following order, promulgated yesterday by Ad-
infant IIiihouse. explains its,lf:
epgcf,L OHTsHs No ell Brig Gen. Wees % hereb,
81 from command Of the Depot 81 NolInt,rrr a. tn
CIV Of NoV-Yok, from the 1T day 4 February Iti ana
vii theu rcsnme command ~ bis Brigade.
H. NJ. duties with the orsauisson = vol eers
n and sbou tho CITY OF New. 30 from that dsr FEB.
be d harsed ~ Cot Goo bs. jt sho /. pa oil IN CON
49,, . Of the volunteer force g. thlt city ~ order II the
,,,nusndsfIn Chief THOS. HILLHOUsE,
AdJ4tsntOcnsTal
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

Ing HOBoEEN FTHRY.B0ars ron THE GoyEuN.
nFNr.-hr. W. w. Shppen, agent FOR the lloboken
Land and Improvement Company, has recently re-
turned from Baltimore, where he las been for several
days experimenting reysis to the ferry -bonts Ctan-
ceIor Livingston AID liotoken. Tie boats sro ey.
peced to leave for Port Royal via Fmue~ NcpIce,
during the present week
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

NUhIcN, 9Ionday, M. 2, Idtg.
Tie Rev II. e.. q. Dwight, the yoteun Mis.iou-
ary, iae of Coustautnope, Was the gentleman Ill d
on The Troy and Rutland railroad Oh Saturday. lo
har been Missionary OF the American Board in
Iiukcy since 1882 and was on brief viii, 10 The
country. He has two sons in the Union army.
Trans on Eastern roade experienced bat little de-
'ea'ion from the doim, aud to-day gre running on
the. IIilus on Grand irunk Railroad from Cuad4
".fo temporarily inierrlitci lut TO ue.ts ste
rcA 9, rad ri..r
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saiIiu. OF the Esibespian.

PORTLAND, Monday, Jan. q, i5Gs.
The lIibernian sailed at ?. m. for Londonderry
and Liverpool. She took news and dispatches from
New-YoIk up TO noon to-day.
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ORDER ,s 10 BuSIEL5, AZ cuAhBtfs
Tie General rcm during the iirs; week OF feJiu'
ar Fem. Aii. open ~ "a o'coc. o. ~. =. -,
The hu et 81 CHanhes VIII DO offended 70 ~ t'e ''s
vino bold ,he Celcfri FERN, from Toe " M $40, D..
hote.s III hn hr,ri hY of lie -. hvl - - '
ihr O,.r.l Term roul anl w ,he specl. TORN toyn'
- M, r,, III re ca. OF preferred oons
Ui h' rsai o. thC tieurr.l T,H room - zoe M I'D,
ihs ge da- f,- lhe o'hr classes u pict5i'1 VIII
b Hsutd il flc Sp,tiL Term Ioom % 10 h'. =, . -,
~ ohff igsiArs. NJ be- st!cufvi 10 u "o Nn'iD -
iOam
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TIE BRIDGE sTRTIT FIRES

The store No 2 Bridge street, which was burned
on Saturday evening, belonged 10 the Bank' &C.
tate. Ii leased till next May, by Richard II.
Wyatt. Tie loss on the building is $4,000 The
stock in storage consisted Of the following articles;
Cotton l25 bales belonging Williams Guion. sgeutsl
sured Cotton Ga bacs belonging TO Eastern hanriarl
Chi kofy Is ca.ts lot Of from Is ~ cise containing
ecal preparation foE inygoatips The ls ,nd some
machinery and household furniture, hcOngingo J. a. bfa
berry barrel. Of Flour beonrug 10 David D1vt'
Co. whiky I5gl barrels belonging to ysh Us parties
The store No. Bridge street, which caught lire If
o'clock on Sunday morning, was damaged $40 OVOi
insured In the Fulton and PhGnx Companies 70 tie
full amount. Merchandise belonging 10 Squire &
johnson was damaged to the extent OF $1,000 in'
sured in Brooklyn.
The building No. 6 Bridge street, owned by Squire
& johnson, was damaged to the extent OF stou;
5000; insured in the Stuyyesant and Merchants In
sursnce Companies.
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p,,,,nyrp-Berk Flrontnsa lBrl Illlic isaee J'o ~
Gu returned IN consequence O. having ,Aif41
t,sv n r. gsir on toe hrs DAY out - aiiss 't'''
r,,u' sandy Hook dung which, sblhed ..is' -
In, ara eho.iu. the pumps; also, 'Pfpps io.el h'i
o. iCis.T. ...., . FL =. ri,bi, H. iAi
.Itair ed 10 Injury durius the last " l. q -, ~.
So dly tie beach sd her csfso y o'A "a. iir'.
brs,h viii horses aud carts taAius the $50 i'''
INNS.
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MAILS Tor MOBILE BiY.-We are Iegnesied TO
state lbnt steamer bearing mai bags for tie Block
aiding Squadron include the station of Mobile Bay
among their etopping.plaoee. II lac been thought
ilat he mai' Cox that point IL leit 1t ror picienr
sl.rn 3. no, lie fei
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Trayol on the Hudson River Romd.

ALBANY, Monday, Jan. a. 1862.
No up-lrain has arrived yet. Tie train which left
here at o'clock this mornng only three or four
miles from the city at noon, with tie locomotive oil
tue track. No down afternoon express will be
started unless the mp trains get through
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European Steamers Inward Bound

HIIFtII Jtl, " IHU4
The steamship Europa sailodfor Boston at jo'clock
this Sunday evening, where she will be early on
Tuesday morning. Wind southwest.
Tie steamship City Of New-Yors .ailed for New
York at O'Clock on Saturday evening, aad will be
due in that city on Tuesday.
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FROM kEnI.tGars!. Conn.

HAtrIOKD. CosS., Moatay Jon D. 1891?
David +. Robinson, for many ytGs President o.
the Hartford Bark, and one OF our most active aud
prominent citizens, died last night amer brief IN.
ness, aged iiXtY-One ycart.
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Tur ALLEGED SLAVE TRADER DHcHARGED.--
w1 Donaldson arrested by Msshsl Murray sa'I cion II
being concerned In tho ssvsade sDpsrosso Of the
schooner Moutsnk examined yestrdy and discharged
II ss not proved that he connected wb tie Monisk 10
siyws
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DrrNs SuIpgR.-Ihe jersey City Epros Club
celebrated the 1854 Anniversary Of TIC birth Of RJbt
Buns ~ lGand suppcrsi ReA'e Hotel l.t evening
The Attendance war ~ lr % It's Oh ANY previous occa.
ZION, aud tho rAair parsed of in q yeiy agreeable
manner,
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4 MsS hrISG.-Capt. james CLARK OF the schr.
Et,o- lying at the Eods canal r,r a. Jersey 10y
misfpg fin' 80 ia ut ~ wichita hr Ten s srts,i 10
p 90 New Oh where he was ll scen and haS not stree
been lTgr ~ n j. feared a h- at Win tout rs o.
hss been d'"hed The assptos 20 bypfa lho sssss
o. fsi n.tb RAJ WRIT
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
PROF. AGAssrZ's LECTURES IN BRooKLY,

PROF. AGAssiZ'S LECTURES IN BR00kLYy.
10 the Ed,to, Of The n. Y. T,ibma
SIR: would suggest that the Committee whs
heve charge Of the of Free Lectures which 10 being
deiver At the Brooklyn Institute Washington street. Brook
yn on Sunday evening" by Prof Asassiz shall rent tho
Academy Of Music, IN order to accommodate the Immense
number who wish listen them, and thet they charge five
cents for single admission tickets each lecture Thi. would
sufficient funds pay for tie Of the Academy each
night. TNR.
BROOKLYN, Jan. q. le6s
FIRE AT SHERPsHEAD BAY.--The stable attached
20 the United state, Hotel OF Sbeepsbead Bay
by FIRE OF Saturday last caused by the ignition Of some IN
stacked line whlh had become wet from TIE using Of n,
lido wngon several sets OF harness 1c, were con
suned in the flames The premises are occupied ~ Mr.
Delano. Loss shout $500. No insurance.
FRE--Last evening about 8 O'Clock FIRE broke
f. the phpr msuIfacoiy OF John G IN Ninth street
Gowsnns Cres but the flames oppressed befor,
much damage was done
ACcrDEsT.--A boy named James Reed was se.
oasy hjired .erty afternoon While slged in ,dins
down Font Orcne i with sled. lie struck ne fence and
was badly biuied II, aken 10 the City Iiosgitl. Hs
paIent8 reside AZ 10. .Ji Myrtle avenue
SKATISG-All the ponds were filled with siaters
Yesterday. TIE Ice T. Ia excellent condition.
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IAjyeEilsemert
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
For 1862.

1h's popll-l AsNUAt "a now ready.
Pri,r 10 cont. IL copies for al 100 copies Sc possrs
paid Nv Express = pr iu0. t-sh oId-T- -olioll.d.
We ran supply back numbers Of the Tribune Almanac for
8ss 1855 1856 dJ 1855 1882 $780, aid 1901. Pce %
cents 3D. post laid. Altfess rK GuBtNE. New.iOf
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Tie TRIMS e,nst.

bhIDhETDLI, tI-.l-y n, Jan y, NO
Al trains are behind time The ilousafonil Nau-
gRiuck and Boston Roads. No triin bps cone
through to-day Oh either road.
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SrrrFfg corRr--C M'Blf--Vnrt l-NoS. Ai',
alie7 o. 2l loll 20a 2raJ !eJI. .lO slGl 2ls q ..
2iL, e'l. Hl - 2l2', 4lH ''" 'A'"'-AoJo0'he''0'
~ iflm. nj, ~,
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BALL UP.-SKATEs from % cents 10 S's5, aud
everything the Stating line teroept pond. TO suit every
BODY ~ he Central Pax Slate Emporium.
COsoygR WALKEE. no. "a Broadway.
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LAd,ourped to Thursday. Part H-N0a o. Ill, Iii, IL
l26, 49, 2s, -

| KINGS County CIRCUIT COURT, Jan. 28.-No4
5o9 ZIG. rs I4 23s a, II. 100.
BRooKLYS CRY CoURr. Jan. 25.-Nos. 49, a. Ii.
90 IS 81. IA 90. IS g6. 90. =
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live stock OH che ". Y.snd Eric U.nresa

tAsPtIirE, Monday, Jan. -, a..
For the wee, ending MoHdsy jar. ia Of Ciftis
l13 care ~ Hog, ID cus Of stcop csr 81 HpusilAA
ilg total az Live stock
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fEshshiii n. y, MONDAY, jsn n, lih'
The weather hCse IL cold buf easaut. The RE, III.
INK Is good.
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TAdvertl,ement,l

A YOUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL ~ HIS
Ur,n-To know how It TO the best advantage Sc,
careful examination al FoSLER WILLS. S1 Broadway.
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ttEstftfErE-

AiutEY- Honday. Jan a, I8Ia
EA.ConIollsr John &. Wright died at Sdoa.
ectady to-day.
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hie.aiuIs II l,rodnNs

jan % 1850 Dos flrr li'3 OBJ, 80. 5c ..ss 80,
! ga lc.,j ii0.,
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NEW.YORK BANK STATEMENT.

TABLE erss Looms Specie Circulation. and D'pos' o'H
of s cur Of ks1 York for the usex safiNg S1frI
Iav Jan 25 ls6! 10 eheA adized ns CSp"s' o. saes
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The Canterbury Music Hal, in Broadway, In
,iolled 10 tie pressure Of public opinion, and die
nissed al it, pretty waiter girls.
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The highest Premium paid for AMERICAN GOLD
a, the banking Office Of THosrsoS BROTHERS No Waist
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gsassencrrs Arrives

In 'eh07ney Tcips> from s. Bayfs s. Ta.asole.r
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
-unRiSes...T:3 Sets ........5:I2 hiooE-Rlses s:oe
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28

Tuy PAM CrtEBRkrios.-The anniversary Of
tic birthday OF Thomss Paine will be celebrated
tomorrow evening. At the Jones Assembly Rooms,
hv IA J. III and oth,. social e,,crliIgen..
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APPLICATION TO COMMUTE GoEDoN's PuNlsH-
aEsr.-Ex-Judge Dean, the counsel of Capt. Ma
thanie Gordon OF the SLAYER Erie, who Yves sentenced
to be hanged for being engaged in the save-trsde,
has presented to the President petition signed by
number Of Influential citizens Of Maine, headed by
ex-senator Evans Of that State, to commute Gorions
punishment. On Friday last, United States District
Attorney Snith had an interview with the Presi-
dent, and il is understood that he was opposed to any
Interference with the sentence. The general i'm
preston in Washington il that the President will
decline 10 commute the sentence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28

Tncops ORDERED OFr.-As soon az means Of
transportation can be provided by the United States
Quarternas,er the 9Th Nev-IIampshire Regiment,
Col. Putnam, will embark for Fort Jeiferson, Tor
tugas, and il is believed that other troops will soon
follow. The Goth aud 9lst Regiments, New-fork,
are a Key West. The 18th Regiment, Col Greene,
quartered on Rikers Island is slso said TO be under
marching orieTs but the location lie not stated The
Ielh NeH.York artillery corps was provided with
transportation to Washington yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28

Tns Hos. ID. 5. DIoKiSsos's LgcIrRE.
Hon y. s. Dickinson loetured last evening at the
Cooper Institute. The audience was not oyerwhelm-
inely great, bat seemed TO 10 eninently satisfied
with the speakers treatment of bis subject. which
was " Our Nali0n--s P,fs and lie Hopes"