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Pir,-p-osf Building,

Iht destruction o. tht uliur bank ~ = nLi
rAiset IL interesting Question " ?, .-Er- ~ VIA.
constitutes really fte-proui building. II.
btruotu's having bOsI prgvies5 viii roc fAf
ie1, and Otherwise GUARDED sasiu.; Ere, !: VA
thought 70 h At safe A. the buil5irs. o. Hsr-
pr Bio;hels, The TINES block, & ,o2sr In
S'iiuts, @ s1y othty u the ire proof building.
lately elbeno.
The latter mentioned buildings aye provided
with roH moor rhitsr, filled in Detyssa with
arches Of orisE N asonry, which provide a com.
pact floor Of brick, mortar, and irun, inper.
vious TO dnuEhts Of air, and incapable Of being
exposed to greater heat than can arise from
the combustion Of the wooden flooring placed
upon 1t, or a articles within the rooms of the
buildings.
The alton Bank building, WI. constructed
With ircn floor raiters upon which were placed.
eicss-wiie, smaller bars or braces of iron, "a
dSisnd tho iafters, and keep them in petition.
Upon these iron raitsrs was laid the usual
wooden flooring, with 10 masonry be. Nesn
The root was constructed wi h iron ratters,
crossed b! lists OF wood, on strips a.ta isL 10
which tbs Slates comprising the covering we're
nailed. II will thus 10 seen that the bail ling
was not FIRE proof. No precautions were taken
against the iull exposure Of the rag.ers 10 The
heat Of ar in Onse fire, by which iron o. any size
n expai ded, made flexible, and gives vsv
under pressure from any direction.
II appear that in the attic Of the butldipc
were slowed come two tons weight Of Old books.
papers, archives, &c, &c, Of the Bank. .Au
oil explosion upon the opposite side of The street
lifted the reoi, and fired the books and plpers
The rsfie's Of the upper door becoming heated,
gave way, and the cjntents of the upper floor
SUCCESSFULLY carried away the dojrs sieath.
The new building is TO he erected with more
and heavier iron raj ers, the spaces bet neen %.
ing filled with masonry, 1t will 10 but two and
half stories in height, the first Il or levi with
the side walk, and tho entrance being in the
Csntrs OF the Fulton street front, instead Of .pon
the corner OF Fulton and poarl, as was he clss
with the old building.
1t Is a singular incident that an oniss n the
former building was occupied by MessIS. b.
CON and HYDE, agents fer various Western
Copper COmpS, les. They deemed the building
80 completely FIRE proof that they failed to pro-
vide themselves with fire proof safe bat sub.
stituted ono Of chilled iron and burglar proof,
in which were deposi ted some $2CO 900 OF go, Ks
and bonds. The safe and its contents we're ~
terly destroyed.
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The War il the Southwest.

Coiro Feb. 2S.-The following Is a special
10 ii q Chicago TRIBJNE
TIE Rebel army In their from retreat Nashville,
etlGOO slcka and wounded, destroy oil all the bridges
burned all the steamboats, but one, which escaped
The Texans fired the city in many places, but the
citzeDs exiting uishsd the nau.es. The great ma
joiity OF the property owners remained. The ex-
cttem' nj " ~ int. nse, Gov. Harris made grseeb.
Z - IA
going 70 leave, aud advised them - follow,
we learn HGm a Gentleman thoroughly oonyer-
SAINT w'th kentucky that ,he rtbels are dismount.
ing th'ir large gums at Columbus, and that tie
Nolk o' evacuation Is now going on. Several
uan'p rtH srb lying at Columbus, u carry ofI ~
G" ps' EvGy man coming into Columbus h i'm
p'eSd even arm'rs with their teams Several
hundred neg sent into the Ii terror ya.tsr
day. This IL non reliable source
The Rebel War DepaI tmsnt has called on Tsn-
nesiee ,ur thirty.two regiments.
An official despatch, received AZ Knoxville, saws
that IN ample fprce will advauce from Richmond 10
project East T. nnessee.
G,v. Harris Mas takes the field in person. tn.
report Of Gen. BeauregArd'H illness IL untountlei
lie left Cyrinth Tor Columbus on the 10th.
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Nearly thousard resumed isdsr. pslsc- srs arc
now IN Washington. They are al bsing rapidly
raid IT by the War Department.
The Jud iuaSy Commit, " of the senah hes I'M
der consideration the Connscatpo BIZ introduced
by ssna,or Harris, Of Esw York.
II appears nom The Official returns for 1901, that
the grsud aggregate Of militia OF ihe country is
s,f1ta0. The number In Virginia by the rsturnS
ofis61, was 14a, oO1 while those Of ali the other 80
called "Confsde'sts" stses, Virginia included, do
nst exceed 041,OOs These returns, however, are
nc, recent; they date fron 1898 10 1869.
On Thursday an attempt was discovered 70 blow
UP the Chain Bridge. Eighty pounds q povdsr
found, with fdses placed under the span Of the
bridge, 30 that in explosion would destroy ,he fab
rio.
Hamilton W. Robinson, Esq- Of New York, has
btsa admitted an attorney ard nislor Of this
Supreme Court of the United States.
Ccugressman Ely on Thursday rode over into
Virginia ft the hfst time since the battle Of N mas
sas This ums he KEEP, within respectful distance
ffou the outside lines.
TIE II use Committee on Foreign Affairs have
prepared bill sppropriA,ing nearly o. OOO as In
demni1 70 the owners, III ,ers and seamen Of the
Spanish bark Pfc7dents, Tor wroogful ss2ure
and detention By tie b,ckading sqpsdron Of the
Lifted States.
la order 10 correct erroneous statements, IL Ia
proper TO say first-Ths, permits or Licenses hr
trade in the blochsded ports hsve no, been granted
Second-Mr. Cameron has not received his def nte
ins.ruchons, and Is not contemplating an imme-
diate departure on us mission Third-Nether
J,GerSn Davis nor ADy other person has made any
communicable to tbs Government conoer nnR
terms o! submissicn or compromise Too n,g Of
rpcs sons time ago ssnt by G-n. johnson W Cen.
Mcclellan, a. slsc lioH,l CobG's apI earsnce a.
kurtrfts M,nrue. relatsd only 20 priann,ra
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Gen. unIl,cL and m. poI.on.-..

81. Louis, FEB. 2S.-Gen. IIalleck, in gene
raj order, states that III lent information has been
received that the rebels, in ovacualng Midtown
Ark, poisoned the provisions they were obliged io
abandon, and that iorty-twl officers and men wsr,
poisoned by eating the same. Persons guilty o.
such aciA when captured, will not be treated A.
ordinary prisoners Of war; will they be shot
Tut tuhr tie nminious punishment Of being
hung as feloAs. Officers of troops guilty OF such
scts, although no. themselves the advisers or abot.
tor of the crime, will, when captured, be put in
RODS and conveyed criminals n these head uar.
terS The laws Of war make il their duty 70 pre-.
vent such barbari'es. II they neglect that duty
they muit AuiTer the cons quences.
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Our Special Correspondence.
Our WashinHtsn Corr, .pepdeuos-Great tx
MISUNDERSTANDING GeiaG o. Tue lou,
al isA d-Tte CetIsn CaitivaIion BnI
&C AC


sc SC.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 81, 1852.
Secretary Stanton has put his foot down, and
canno, say some tLlngs ~hioh 1 otherwise would
II eHn DO lao harm, however, ~ state SONS fac.s re-
speeding the asttwtntyfs hours taking good care
nA " speSk q military operAtlonS. We have had
thu, greA, excitement Ia Washington for the las,
forty eight hours. Thar have been rumors Of area,
events, .; d prsd!ctl9ns q lmm,ns battles within
thirty miles u US. Crest generals here have lef
our city for the Geld, and troops are hurryilg 70
ard 10. Mr.. sistion seems " have entirely 70.
oovsrd r., IN ais late illntss lie was ycs.srt AZ
hesofs ihe l.!tAry COMMITTEE OF the senate upon
In rortGnt BIS utss, and Afterwards made his ap-
fearanoe upoi iie nate aoor. He Ia the mos, 40
tive mac ia Wsshin2ion in tAc, he docs great dea
TOO much, works TOO hard, keeps la . co.tiaual
aia,s o. Ie;em'n', that Il he Is no, more careful
he viii cot live elk months, TIE country
,hA, ne'Ga bis Sal vices 80 much has . right W de-
mai A taA. 20 take bt;i'r care o! himself Gsneral
Mcclellan, To-, Is very busy, oherc and hop you will
learn hereafter. Al las; the hour has for action
here, sno t7erything ooks we'll Mr.. Lincoln IL nearly
or quite well again, and Is also very busy II Is
bPti th.t CongreSs vi take up the tar bills tdsy.
Mr.. CLAfs will have Ais bills, which are distinct
from tn which como from the Ways and Mems
Con ni'tee, ready to move as a substitute 10 a few
days TIE Cotton Cultivation bill, 1, Is expected,
vii. pass tod.y CT tmuroW. It's immediate pas
sage II necessary, or will be too late. Tne cotton
6elds Of tie Carolina % NJ are already waiting for
tie seeJ, ard tie bill v he god FOR anything ~ ali,
must become q Jaw within couple Of weeks The
story ,hai the rebels have made proposition for a
| compromise with tae oovtrnnen, publiAhed in the
| THmUsY Is w.ihOu; founia't,n. But let thing. 60
Al this pre- sent rate uch longer, and Jed Dsyi'
/ QuD,
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Colonel Milton Cogywsll, OF the TAumsny Rsgi.
n'eht ~ Y. ", and Captain Of Company A,
Eighth Infintry, u s A., held an informal re-
ccp.!on at the TAmmsny Hal, yesterday, where
he visited by a large number of his friends In
this c,'y, who wArul Congratulated him upon his
tlesss from rebel captivity in Richmond. Colonel
Cogswen graduated at West Poat In lsi9, the
eleventh in his class, Captain Q. A. Gilmore,
Ch!ef * Engineers ON General ShermAn'a eEpeii-
''nn' beng the nrs'. lie was appointed W a Sec
ond Leutenancy In the Fourth Infantry, ist July,
lsi9 and since then has had a good deal o, ex-
perIence In Texas and New Mexico. Whatever
efficiency In drill and disci pine the TAmmAny
Regiment ps,sesseS- Is due entirely 10 Colonel
Cosswell, who, when the regiment was fully or
gGn'zed in July last, was seout the only solder in
IL.
The Hloop .Ofwar oneida and gun-boat O,tlrarA
were put into commission at the BroJklyn Navy
Yard, yesterday. The foll) wing are the OH .iL
IN, u their officers
o eda- Commander, SAMUEL p Lee; Lieut.. and
Executive Ofhcer NJ sicari: Master, S 4. Brown
Acting Masters, T. Girard, 7. + lwArds and y. Ross;
lrge n, j =. Taylor Assistant Paymaster, q, W
IIlssler Acting Midshipmen y. W. Wood and +
J wsils; Coie' Engineer, 4. Dads Second Assis-
tau; Engineers II. NJ Murtrice apd X. V. Fitch
Third Assistants, @. W. stsvens, A. S Brown and
W. d NcIyans Acting B1atswan, J. Harold /;
A'ting Gunner, II PArkeri Acting M~stsr's Mates
Bird, Z, b. Allen, J. J. Earle, Jr, aud d. II.
Clark.
O'torara-LieutenSnt, George Brown; Surg con,
James Lewis Act'pg Master, c. W. wneedon ;
ting Assistant Psymaster, w. II. HiSbee Acting
hldsfipman, q, W Tracey Flrst Assistant Hnsi-
nser, J. Elwell Second Assistant, T Cronin. Third
AAartanis, @. Cooper, q, d. Dahlgreer, aud C.
r. v igan.
The new iron-clsd gun-boai recently brought to
GretDpoint from Mystic, Conn, is being pushed
rapidly toward completion at the Continental
works, The work Ia being done under the super.
vision OF MeSsrA Rollins & Co., and is under con.
t.Act ~ be tlished within the week.
The United Steam transport suwanee, lying
~ I!~ 10 Moth river, Is now loading slbsst.
snSe rtores ami ammunition for Burnslde's eIpedi.
don.
Colonel Lee and Major and DR.. Revere arrived
here late on Thursday evening, and Immediately
went through W Boston. Colonel Lse has been
sammoned before ths q pgr ssslonal Invostig Atng
COMMITTEES, In ulshOu 10 the affair 81 Balls B,uf.
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ton Of Grand Msrshsl and his aids for the p
oeassou q The lTih Of March.
ne Ancisn, 0rdsv Of Hibernians OF LONG bis
nads demand fcr TIVE more delegation "
conventl6n n represent thsir scci-'y. TIE De-
vas ocncedsd, and the two ID III nd dssesps-P.
offs members essh, IS reported b. the A. o. IA. ;
Long Island, were accepted.
THO Convention then siiourAci Until Fhd
euuing nert.
WORK AT THE DIR DocKs.--At the gre,
Balance Deck, foot Of Pike -. the steamship Nor
STR Il undergoing a thorough repair. A. the y
lsnce Dock, No. ., the ship Kitty sinpecu- hh
employed by the Governn. nj, IL also undergone,
thorough overhauling q, the sector a deck. 7
ship Essex h's Undergone thorough repair, q,
viii be hauled Oft today. Al the Screw Dock,
brig undergoing rep'ir'. O..
CoUSrBRFBIr FIVE DOLLAR EAsu'
NorEs were In circulation ,st evening. Ths ooui
tr'tit IL well executed, but the letters "U. g." I
the bt a OF IN, @ ,ddess Of Liberty, are sbaen
AL withcu, ,ho letters are oounterfsits.
PEBP O. DAY AT LAURA KEKSEs TIM
IRE Manager Luu. Of this theatre, With h
usu,l good jrdgn.ep, and enterprise, has sued
very pretty liihograph q on, Of the principal seen
in this admired PLY. TIE sketch Is hand.ou
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Prom WashipHton.

Washington, FEB 20 There Is authority for
ststing, in reply 10 inquiries from distant pSinta
that no battles have been recently fought in the
ntighbOrt God OF the Potomac. II any had been
fought, reliable infJr naiC n would have be given
10y ts'fg aph.
Whenever there Is any news Of importance to tie
pubic ON any matter relating 10 the war; u will pc
forwarded In sn,uthentic form ut the earliest pos-
sihe moment
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New Post Route. yy@s -.

Vd'6inytcn, Re-. 25.-Frst Assistant Post.
mNs,s. Gen. hssS n, is engaged in sending on,
instruction. and making arrangements Cor ie-es.ab.
h'hins poet cs' and zoe, rout ~ alls. '-'''"-
A hTkisnd is following our forces int, Ten.
nessee, and J. j. Miller, also An ageu, OF the De-
psrtnsni in lis coLnect!ou, Is operating in III >
aouihe u part ~ Kentucky. Tue post ONCE At
Nashville, and those in abe eastern part Of Nerth
Carolina, will s'ou be re.oPened, Tns latter State
is 70 be supplied with mails by sea.
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Fron Fortress Monroe.

FCrtre:, AoHroe, Feb. 27.-The stOamtug
Young America went 10 the assistance a the II. d.
Forbes before reported ashore al Mays Head, yestsr.
lay orning The crew were taken OF and brought
tere, together with the officers baggage and a
large portion o; the stores.
The II. d. Forbes was SO. on FIRE At nine o'clock
N the morning and was totally destroyed. The
rebels ad threatened 70 take her, but the captain
showed the greatest cooness In danger and deserves
great praise.
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San Francisco, Cal, FEB. e5.-Ths ste lmer
CoFtsi, trum Oregon and British Columbia has ar.
rived here, bringing $780, 90 in gold.
The weather throughout the Nbrthern coA,, has
been very cold, Many Persoas their way from
Portland, Oregon. 70 the mines hays froIeu " de I,h
Thousands who len California for the new Nj
Dorado are detained at Portland ULtn the Spring
opens.
The whale slip J,stph Ghnnell has arrived from
Psits, P,ru, with hneen hundred barrels Of sperm
Ill.
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The Ntw Jersey Le.blature.

Trenton, FEB. 27.--The Committee Of the
Legislature u tNsmine the Lnirs 81 the Meroh-
ants Bank reported this afternoon that the1 found
evidences Il NJ souDjneAs. Amer being author Led
20 swear Witnesses, send for persons snd az
they found the do ~ Of the bank closed tDdaS id
.Ee uiheers l.n the city alter paying nearly al the
deposIoTs In Treutun. The c0mLittee re commend
the Bank 10 lie closed and the charter repealed.
Hon. AIMS Kendall, lectures on Tuesday night
here, on AOene ~ la k.nn Nnl the Pranhni IImna y
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From Washington.

Washington, FEB, 2s.-The National IsrELr
oEScER this morning says that a report prevailed
yesterday 10 the effect that the column q General
Banks Lad suffered rsPulse in attempting 70 cross
the Potomac, but It's falsiiy was exposed tg mn
municAsi0n from SecNtary Stanton W Representa-.
i've ColisK.
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DeEOoiatic H'pnbi an JefIe 60 alan
ConniItee

In another column will be observed the re-
olutions Of the Committee spon Organization,
which were adopted unanimously, and whi;h
will be found Of much interest. The o5jec. Of
this committee is to secIre a proper repressn
tation Of the people in political conventions,
for the nomination OF candidates for Off ,e,
and to rid the city Of political vAgabonls
gsOsrAlly-to nominate and elect men OF cba--
Sctsr and ability to office, &c., &c.
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ARRIVAL


errAMsuIrs-P PEEK -, Jones, Prcvidsne'. VA
Srsisn, a.csbs, s.it44,r., win md. . WI
Latusn. Elsritish priv steamship IN ohsrEs Q 3
prize cfhcsrs Gilheft RI ,hmont and syusl2 =,
Beck, fy m Ship leland d.vs. Ws - 70 -.
lust "a Brccs ChicA By Us s"T
ssSsdor. tne-, wuu insvn pti, "a sr,is T.
JFJy. She Is intended ar pe ~ "~1 SA'
acr.uo-r,Ts.R II vrrniy ia, Gentsy. Az.
,n.cl ccuntv oays viii ye'ers
ii q au -, Plirnian, Acen%,k esuniy days
o.., Rook, Lane, Elisabe,hpor,, vi,t Ia, SQUAD
ARRIvKp LAST EVENING.
sHne--Morr,lng Light a.. 81 uTN.'y~ oe-n-
man iirt, fruu a cruise IN we q II Tee N T. ieu
Nee Yck Dec tab, 1861, anil since iaA' tune ha'
boatd,d 90 sail u veeeels sol cspiurei cLe f'NS
H. DN ish bark J1rsens rens. 49,, 4. 49,.
Csntrttrn z, rpra, AT Se-p Uec 2Nih 20 DeresA
Aco. Gan "a duiins ars 800, ., sal r.
c.. III ,vtris,ari ami w.s - i1th, ,N 20.
In "a. p.s,d Fr. hr1s Flor he Nnie t'u-l z
BELOW.
Rrruer bark Dcio.
Bsrk Ns! yer, New Hsv'n. ION ri. dsl
R.rs " HN. q Prrvi enc. fs,m KY wc-,.
Also u e. bfiss and ,irte srtSS uuknoFE'
SAILED.
Feb s;-SVausNiis Roys Bride. ,ir r,ym ,aii:
rhed Eisg-uru e. S4so - iu~ L'~e Ars n. -
Have hlte 'Ii d. Hrtni,n' y p'lr- u rssoI
= U.rhs sssf ng, c 'asi " A'rss: n J. hriscr
Russ,e Ave NJ he, Phi's'. 1t- II i.s II.
vtns-t--c .haut 4 5 mr. ri, M .n-a4
Feb ss.-t-ru on.rsnt.ne ms morning, L.
sut.bc,i @. 50.
DISASTERS. &c
ne sip " ntConer~, Trtv .tSy rpror'si
,.ssts ls,.css t,to' 2,a =, r a,ei
e sai iou ics 81 P,rrr srrs = rrs, lSyu.
Sc - 'sst - wais- "a her - A stear rgrp
vi Ns 10, &C toV 8 ~ Keep h-~e
t.. S steaul IT, a. - 'A'tc .yi1s pier
&c \, i o-v .ON.ius a'sist"' = ~ res sLd
srru VI 40 - Blfrs.iss e1g,cE %.
=. s.sAaasl ip Y ~ : -, a, ~ CNi'r-lis Inc,
~ ytsi.r - "a s. Nag tsVe. Iae s. q AL D K
- sLsu.fs'i T.e C-sa "a ~. take ler
ylN5s Al - DAY " r. /.
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Hurruh fer the "yvarn-

Hurrah fer the "WaFn-Now Il your Oalx
chance 10 go ~ the ssai OF and gain distinnaoa
for yourselves and families. A few more able bodisI
men wanted ~ bring the gallant Both Regiment, Il.
NV, under command OF Col. CHAB. H fNNEa. =
ernmenl Pay, eothing and transportation a..
nshsd, and relief given 70 ths wives OF soldiers f
the Aid COMMITTEES, amor bSthg mustered into AZ
service. SiVO bounty paid .. hs expiration Of ~
informAtlcn apply % Lieut.. JANIS GRANT. -
srusing ofnccs, % Centre ~ ~ lbdTuThsiQ
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Rhode Island Constitutional Union Con

Proridence, R l., FEB. 2S.-The Constitu-
uonAl L nion Convention Of Rhode Island Assamb I'd
yesterday, and IenominAied Gov. SprAyue and the
Othtr state ttioSIs.
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mn % Resulalo Primary KI.etisus,

NM 90 Regulate Primary Klsotisnss
We have before alluded TO the introduo ton
Of bin In the State Legislature for this pur-
PCs% Il provides for due notice of Political
primary meetings, and an authorized inspector
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- - hoa mems view hSIh OeAsSour.- uSo
JOHN COCHRANk, Colonsl--lOO able-Oodied nsA
wanted for this fsyorite regiment, now encAmped "
a beautiful location near Washington. Pay, ration4
&c, Will be furnished from day OF enlistment, GAA
each man will receive 4l00 bounty a the close Il
the war Those enlisains In thiA rehmsnA can have
lheir pay drawn by their families In New York.
Re0rliung once cor. IL ave and Sah - Lleua ~
" LINN. GanruihnR OMAD. fal4 lRslnj
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to be prsort a. them, ibGetins corlain p nj.
ti,s for the iDfrin gsmet' ruIss.
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NsIice-RsV w, ii. Mllbnrn will doIlvos,
a lecture ''Seargeant 8. Prentiss" tthe under
eT OF the Sputhwsstl al the Allen n. NJ. y. Churcl
on Monday evening next, the 80 OF March, al S
u'c'ock. PioCGeds for the benefit OF the Welsh MN-
u. n In this city Doors open at ~. AdmittAnce
20 cents. MI 2sl02
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MILITARY NEWS.

Tie 'ollosing regiments are now lUNrtered In
and around New York. S,veral are expected g.
leave next week
ReIt. U..iLnniioll rnInn.f Ennn,ln,,-t A.. -. -.
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sewa' 4 Iuf. EglD fteis,
Van Buren, In'.NanBur, n
Warren Riils. Biddle
jacks II Amy. Murray,
"a Heavy Ar. Graham
18TH III giment Fli u,
kn'autH Psrdus. Comfort,
81 Eagle Brig jenkins,
NJ riI q Art. Howard,
Swain Cavalry. g vain,
sln Regiment. Rose
93d Res imtnt. .CsoCker,
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above order are requested TO meet At Union Hall,
cor. 9ad u and 3d ave, on SuIday, March the
ID, ~ O'c"ck, n attend the funeral Of a brother
member, THOMAS OATES, Of M. IS By order
o. JOHN MAGuIRE, q. p; JOHN A. KINNEY,
q 4 %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IL, A Rsmsrkabie Mediois..

Rhe,mst.sm, Scrufla, Salt Rneum. ac.-HY
ATS LIFE BAL5AM Is the most certain ana
sale remedy for the mos, painful and prOsrso.ss
mrms OF these diseases. Al.o, old ulcers, fsvss
ates, erysipclas the worst cases ol npurity Of -
blood. liver and Kidneys, general debility, dypsp-
ga, inipient consumption, piles, &c. PrinSlp,rl
DEPOT, 246 Grand st. Seyenty-1ve cents PER boses
Democratic Repub'icaB Jeffc so ian Gss
eral Committee Of tue City and CJun,y of New York.
A. meeting Of the organ iziion held al Browns
Hotel, corner q Broad way aud Eighth stress. Peb-
ruaIy D ~ O'clock 4. the ChA man called IN .
nesting 10 order; the Secretary called tho roll and
read the minutes Of the last meeting, which weO
approved.
The q mn iItce on Orgsniz alton then reported ,aa
following preamble and res ludOns, which vera
adopted unanimously -