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The New York herald., 1862-12-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

AhUAL NO4ANclSs
CUPREME COURT.
- In Of the application of the Mayor Aldermen
and Commonalty of the city of New York, relative
THE OPENING OF
ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH STREET
FROM BROADWAY
TO THE HUDSON RIVER.
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
statutes such made and provided, the
Aldermen and Comnonay Of the city OF New York;
hereby notice that they intend 70 apply % the Supreme
court held at the City Hail. in the city OF New York,
Saturday the third day Of January 1868 at the opening OF
that day thereafter as counsel can be
heard the appointment of Commissioners Of Estimate
above entitled matter that the nature
and Of the improvement hereby intended Is the OPEN
of One Hundred and Tenth street, from Broadway 70 the
Hudson river in New York. laid out the
plan said city, under and by virtue Of an act 81 the
the people of the State of New York. entitled
relative improvements touching the laying out OF
and roads the city of New York; and for other pur
P''S'' f''- GREENE c. BRONSON,
Counsel TO the Cooperation.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

EDWARD SINTZENICH AUCTTONEER.-
~ Household Furniture and Mrrors.-By D. W. IVES 4
Co. the premises 78 Crosby street. Thursday, 49,
at IL o'clock the whole of the elegant Furniture oaid
dence made by Newhouse and Of the best quality style;
other Furniture; elegant Wilton Brussels and ThIeepy
valuable OIL Paintings prime Hair Mattresses and other
Bedding Of the best quality heavy English Wool Blankets
Lounges Chairs Superb Carved Rosewood Suit In lro-
cae rosewood Pianofore Dining Room Furniture GLASS;
China DC The above is good new and in fine order
GEO. HOLBROOK, EER.-METROPOLITAN
" Police auction sale of unclaimed property AT the drill
room eer Centre Market Thursday December lS at ~
O'Clock A. NJ X. SCOTT Property Clerk.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

Ex1NGTON LODGE NO $40, r. AND A. M-THE AN
IL nual election Of officers will take place Monday I'D
inst consequently members will be pnnc,na in their attend
ance. ID. D. BRIGGS, W. NJ
g. q. Currs, sec'y.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-NAvTGATION.-THo WISHING
- 10 pass for Naval Officers the ne
cessary Nautical School, w Madison street
" Instruction pass the Revenue and Marine Boards
also given y. BR0WNLow, Principal.
THE FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNION HOME.
school for Soldiers Children open The Home
No. 20 East Foriysecond street. evening
Donations thankfully received.
rT,HE LADIES OF ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Twentieth street. will hold Fair for the benefit Of
Sunday School OF the parish, at No It's Ninth
mencng on Monday Dec. ~, at 9 NJ, and continue Dec
23 and "a from 10 A. NJ. TO 10 r NJ. Contributions wiz
be thankfully received at 265 West Twenty first street.
THE LADIES OF ST. ALBAN's FREE CHURCH
ate Church Of the fntercessor) will hold Fair
day. Wednesday Thursday and Friday. the etb l7h 18th
and Nth December the Sunday School OF the Church.
Ffeh street, between Lexington and Third avenues In aid
Of the funds OF the church.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES
Jan. ~, NJ z. NJ, thctTavcrn stand well known
Lanes Hotel Canterbury Orange county N y. The place
has kept BY the proprietor for the thirty years
and Is one The desirable stands IN the county
particulars Inquire of DYER BREWSTER at Canterbury,
or JOHN LANE. &f2 Broadway. room No. 3, W.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

1eS HowERy. .--MAbAME w1DGER, c1AIRvoYANT
JOD and gifted Spanish lads. unveils The mysteries
futury love- narrae absent friends, Sickness prkcrbes
mediss fof al diseases tells lncfy runber property lost
sDan, Ac
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

A UcTIoN SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR.
N niture Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets elegant
rosewood and black walnut Parlor Suits E. ROTH, auc-
oneer will sell. this day Tuesday Dec Is at II O'Clock
fth and sixth avenues the entire elegant Furniture con;
Panoorte black walnut Paror Suits covered
rich brocate plush and Turkish Easy Chairs and
Lounges to mach Damask Lace Curtains Velvet and
Brussels Carpets rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Eaeeres
with mirror back and doors; Mirrors, Vases Bronzes,
Twenty.one Day Clock on Paint g. rosewood and mahog
Bedroom Suits Spring and Hair Mattresses Blankes
Glass; China Silver Ware; Ivory Table Cutlery Tea and
Extension Tables Ingram Carpets, Ocoths Stoves. Once
Furniture, de- N. BAH the goods must be removed
twenty-tour hours after the sale.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

n,HE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs THE
i accomplished Madame BYRON from Paris who can b.
consulted with the srctes confidence all affairs fe
drunken and unfahful husbands; has
beloved by your hearts idol and brings
separated Ladies' 70 cents Residence 10 Third
avenue above Twelfth street
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

co PER MoNTH.-To LET, IN BEAUTIFUL AVE.
IJ IN Williamsburg, sr Rooms and Rtchen all on
one floor; gas wastepipe every conyenence cars
(hreo eens) pass the door near The ferry f52 Grand
street, Williamsburg.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

nj .UUU year proht be made by leasing modern
0Al Hotel down town 10 rooms with store basement Nc
fedscG rent slate party The owner yl aid
A'sh H. Aduress uoiel Herald 0ncs
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

6DSYCHoMANCY.n-HOw EITHER SEX MAY FAs-
cnaie and gain the love- confidence, affections and
good will Of they choose, Instantly This simple
mental all can possess securing certain success
In love- marriage, &c free by natl for rs together
with guide 70 the unmarried OF Both ertraord
nary book Of great interests third edition; 100000 co.
pies already sold. Address r. William Co., publishers boz
500 Philapelphia -
The New York herald., 1862-12-16
pEREMPToRY SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS AND
III CHAMPAGNE. -

IL CHAMPAGNE.
s. HERMAN a CO., Auctioneers viii sell on wednes-
day December IL. at l0x o'clock, at IL Bowery
Mum, Green Seal, Headsieck and other Champagne 200
casks and fine imported Brandies, Gin, Rum
whiskey Port Sherry Madeira and Claret wne casks
and demiohns 10 barrels Golden Syrup 500 bottles
be sold In lots TO suit the trade, for cash.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

T BoGART, AUCTIoNEER.-BY s. 4 j. BoGART-
e. Wednesday Dec. H. at l0 O'Clock, at the auction
rooms No. North William street. Household Furniture,
Sofas Lounges Tables Chairs Brussels and Ingram Car
ding kitchen Furniture Also lot OF unnnished Toilet
Tables.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16
ID T. HAzELL, AUCTIONEER.
FRENCH TIMED WARE
SKATES &C, AC
w II, ~ selI M An

WHTTTEMORE HAZEEL VIII sell NJ AnctIOn
THIS DAY (TUESDAY),
Al 1Ok O'Clock at their sacsroom No " Liberty street.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
comprising assortment Of heavy and shelf goods.
consisting saucepans Stewpans Kettles Wash Basins
Ladies' Dppers skimners. table, dessert and basting
Spoons &c, &C.
Also
NO pairs ladies and gentlemen's SKATES, assorted.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

'INNN NVUNH WANTEUl-~A HTFHI1 HFS
II pectab physician wishes obtain Floor
EBNsh basement building for his and consulting
rons, tAouga parties having other desirable Will be
tfaed With. hleal price viii be paid
uous xcty st 70 the wishes of the advertiser Location
cass Fourteenth Fifth avenue pre-.
f,reJ Rooms furnished unfurnhed with or without
Boar vii SUIT " otherwise acceptable Answer during
the ~ week stating locality Gc the address Of mr.
Ca1wRader Union square Post Office. rnques0nabie re.
fefences gwen and required
The New York herald., 1862-12-16
IIENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER
III BY HENRY WOOD co.

" %,
AT THE SALESROOM. NO 45O BROADWAY
Comprising large Toys Of every description In
lots to suit Dealers Also large stock Of Pocket and Table
Cutlery Scissors, Shears Files Tools, Vegetable Ivor,
Goods Also large lot of German Skates oi
every description. By order Of
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

n, aAFFNEY. AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL ON WED.
nesiay at 10 O'clock the contents Of first class I'm.
porting house In Broadway consisting OF French China
Wares and Furniture Of the family at % Centre street
TTfOS MITCHELL, Constable.
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

0O6n REwARD.-MIsSING, SINCE SATURDAY
VLCU night, November Is, Samuel Perry, police officer
past detailed Emigran
Depot dressed suit of mixed CLOTH boots
and ha IS years age 10 inches in height
sandy compeIlon full sandy beard partially and
hair Was the night Of the 18th the Of
Bowery and Bayard about liz O'Clock his way
home and since been heard from Fearing that he
foul play, above reward ~ offered the
recovery of his body such information will lead
the detection of the guilty parties. JOHN PERRY,
ll3 East Threth street. New York
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

a tare. Carpets, 4cmM; DOUGHTY. Anctioneer VIII VIII
O'Clock, viz-Rose Paror Suit in French broeatel
walnut do in mahogany do in hacloth Libra
rosewood walnut and mahogany marble top Centre Tables
mahogany rosewood and walnut French and Cottage Bed
seads Spring Hair Mattresses marble top Bureaus
and Washs ands mahogany Chairs and Rockers oak and
Suits China Crockery and Glass Ware; Brussels. Tapestry
Ingram Carpets Velvet Rugs Lace Curtains Gas Chan
deiers &C. The whole to be perempory sold Catalogues
adx xaisa
The New York herald., 1862-12-16

NJ B.-wH0 HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELE
IN. brated Madame BREWSTER (who has removed 10
No Ss4 broadway above Eighteenth street HE pic
ture stOre) and who be consulted with sasfac
tonf She has equal. She tells the future wife
husband also that of her visitor II you wish truth give
hnr a anall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

WARRESroN. VA, November Z, i T. M-The
army corps OF General Reynolds took possession
of this place unopposed Yesterday.
The place was occupied by Colonel Raine with
about 400 men and two howlZers
General L0ngstreet army corps had occupied
Culpepper Court House tor several days. but left
last Saturday. 1t WAS generally reported that he
would encamp on the hills south of the town
General a. p. Hills command here on
Thursday, but retreated upon the advance Of our
troops
Reliable citizens confirm the general belief
of intelligent officers that General Lee has sue
ceeded in eluGing General Mcclellan, and that
large portion of Lees army is at Gordonsville.
General A. Z. Hills forces and General Stu
arts cavalry formed the rear guard of General
Lee
The former was at Chester's Gap on Wednes.
day and General Plcasanton had pushed General
Stuart 80 Flint Hill.
Our troops found 40 wounded rebel soldiers
in the hospital here.
Great distress prevails among the citizens here
abouts Tor the necessaries OF lite: all the stores
exhausted Of supplies and are closed up.
Cars are expected to arrive here ~ morrow
The snow storm continued until late this after
noon.
Lieutenant Colonel Blunt. o: General Long
streets staff. Wis captured by Bayard's cavalry.
Blunt i Provost Marshal IN the rebel army, and
was inspecting his pckets at the time he VAS cap
tured
Leading rebels here prophesy great battle
hereabouts in few days. They represent that
Stonewall Jackson is only ten miles of, with a
force OF 10. 900, and that Bragg is at Gordons
Vile la great force. They also say that there i:
but little doubt that Jackson is threatening Il
attack our forces at Waterloo.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
Foreign News.

NEW York, November S-The Scotia arrived
at 9 O'Clock. Lord Lyons is passenger.
The Gladiator, At Liverpool from Bermuda
brought sundry reports 10 the hostile intentions
of Commodore Wilkes, one report going so far
10 say that he had blockaded the port. and ~e-
fused to withdraw his ships on the request of the
Governor He sent q boat TO the Gaditor and
ordered the Captain to so aboard his vessel, but
the Captain refused, being at the time under the
protection OF British man of war, which ran
out her guns ready for action, when the Gladiator
allowed to proceed
The matter attracts attention III England
II is said orders have been issued for the mme
date reinforcement of the " est India squadron
A Cabinet Council which had been summoned
did not sit.
The Army and Navy Gazette infers that Lord
Lyons returns to Washington without any instruc
tons for change Of policy, except such as may be
necessitated by contingencies
The Morning Herald hopes that Lord Lyons
takes out message of some importance. Ii
urges recognition and representation, aud thinks
that there is n possibility OF armed Intervention
on the part of Europe. 1t thinks neutrality, on
which the Government prid,S itself, the greatest
cruelty TO both parties -
The Daily News points out that the speeches
of numerous members of Parliament indicate
that Gladstone has made few proSelytes among
intelligent menbers To the Confederate cause.
Gladstone. through his secretary. has made
still another explanation OF his recent remarks.
He holds himself fully responsible for what he
said as To the formation OF Southern nation,
but not responsible for differences which have
been drawn.
Numerous members of Parliament have been
addressing public meetings All refer To Amer
lea, but generally refrain from urging the recog
milton OF the South
Cobien addressed the Manchester Chamber OF
Commerce III advocacy OF the abolition of com
mercill blockade and secure private property at
MeSsrs. Glass, Elliott X Co wrote 70 Mr.. Field
very hopefully OF the Atlantic cable AMI offer TO
undertake the contract on the most liberal terms.
and express the greatest faith in its accomplish
ment
The gales have subsidized The total losses t.
shipping have been enormous.
The gales also did great damage in France
duel had taken place between VI Dillon,
editor oil L'ESprit ard Duke de Gramont Car
derousse, in which the former was killed
LONDON. 26--King Ohio of Greece abdicated
the throne in favor OF his brother.
A Provisional Government has been estab
lished
The deposition OF the Bavarian line has been
proclaimed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
TsrrxLEsSArE.
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, November Z.
Flour market 5dl0c bettsr and more doing;
sales at s. S5(d5 % for superfine State: SO l06
% tor extra: s. s5G5 % for superine Western;
IS l0d6 40 TOR common to medium extra do;
So 70d5 95 for common To- good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; s. 05@o % for trade
brands.
Extra rye -four steady At 81 1905 so.
Whisky unchanged; SIC
Wheat &c better; an active demand; Chicago
spring at 81 l7@l 25: Milwaukee club 81 246
I 81: amber Iowa 81 $50 30; winter red West
ern 81 3Sdl AZ; red State 81 40dl 81 amber
Michigan 81 40dl 43
Rye quiet and without fnaterial change.
Barley steady at 81 80.
Corn without decided change with rather more
doing; 7OG73c for shipping mixed Western; 81
ale for Eastern: 60@66c for damaged and
heated; 75c for yellow Northern, and 1899 for
common white Western.
Oats scarce and firmer: 60W63c.
Pork-Moie doing; sales nj Sl2 I5for mess,
$40 81 for prime; Sl2 50@l3 for prime mess.
Beet quiet; ss@l0 IS for mess; So 5O@7c
for prime: SI2@l3 - for repaeked mess; Sl3 30
ala % for extra mess; prime mess beef dull
beef hams in good demand
Molssses quiet; Earbadoes 42e.
Butter is selling at l5(922c for Ohio and 206
23c for State.
Cheese steady at 9@llc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
CAUTION.

The MARKETS fun Of limitations represented be the
same a. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. J" which are
in most productive ofpostve injury aanydeslers
wIreoomnend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles ao-rqg profit 70 themselves Ask fors.sd
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,'
which y long experience their value having
reeei-- the sanction Of physicians generally. and
monisls from eminent men throughout the country
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcHEs. when allowed to
dissolve slowly the mouth have direct influence
theaected parts the sedative and soothing effect 20 the
nuous LIVING ofthe windpipe into the Pull
monsry irritation and gives relief in Coughs Colds
TIC various roatafeetOnstow which public speakers and
sinzersare liable febll-dly's2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
From Louisville

LOUISVILLE, November e-About eight reOei
prisoners arrived from Lebanon. Kentucky. 20
night including a son Of Humphrey Marshall Who
violated his parole aud joined the rebels.
The Democrats Bowling Green correspondent
this morning writes that AN escaped prisoner who
lett Murfreesboro on Wednesday reports that
Gems. Polk and Breckenridge with % 900 men
and artillery attacked the south side of Nashville
on Friday morning, while John Morgan on the
north side with 1900 men crossed at the ford
and attempted to destroy the BRUCE but we're re
pulsed
The result OF Folks attack Is unknown.
Mccooks corps, comprising Sill, Woodruff
aud Sheredans divisions reached Nashville on
Friday.
Criueuden's corps WAS AZ GAIlatin on Friday
last. moving down
Cheatham with portion of Bragg's army Was
at Murfreesboro The remainder OF Bragg's
army. except Is 900 lett nj Cumberland Gap.
pushing toward Nashville.
Bragg has been arrested. and superseded 10y
Joe Johnston. for his disastrous campaign IN
Kentucky.
There is no notice ut Murfreesboro. which has
been in constant ielegraphic communication With
Mobile. OF the capture of the latter city. These
are $4,000 rebel troops at Mobile.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. :, IL L. M.-We have been
in telegraplIic communication with Nitchellsvlle.
Tenn, for the past two days. AMI have received
none of the above tidings.
LOUISVILLE, November 9-There had been no
assault on Nashville up to Friday night.
Nothing has been heard OF Gen. Polk.
On Wednesday night the rebel pickets on the
MurfreesboIo. McNinnyille and Franklin pike
commenced skirmishing. Eight hundred Of
Stoke cavalry charged upon Sloan's cavalry
aud drove them within FIVE miles Of Franklin.
Meanwhile a rebel force supposed TO be Morgan's
made dash on the new railroad bridge north OF
Nashville, but WAS re3used.
The Federal loss in the various skirmisbes Was
l killed 3 wounded and missing
McCOoks advance reached Nashville on the
afternoon of the 9th.
II il reported that tie rebels have evacuated
Murfreesboro aud McNinuyic and gone 10 Chat
tanoosa. and that General Johnston had arrived
mt Chattanooga and assumed command of the
Department OF Tennessee and North Alabama.
Breckinridges Command j. at Chattanooga.
Deserters from the rebel army say that Bragg
obliged to destroy most Of the property esp
tured b bis forces IN Kentucky TO prevent u.
falling into Buell- hands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

CAIRO. Nov S-Gen. Grant has made his head
quarters at Lagrange Miss The railroad from
jackson TO that place is in running order
A telegram from Col Lowe from Fort Henry
to headquarters here says there is no doubt about
Gen. Ransome having Lad tight with the rebel
W0OdwaId's command in the vicinity OF Gowetts-
burg. Reports from various sources Indicate
rout OF the rebels; have nothing definite how
ever.
A Memphis letter saws 500 guerrillas recently
were in Colliervile enforcing the conscriptian act
Sherman has issued an order prohibiting the
importation of liquors to Memphis except by gen
tlemen citizens or officers for exclusive use by
themselves, or Families or regular apothecaries
for medical purposes, To be retslled en- physi
clans certificates by keepers of hotels aud
licensed saloons in limited quantities. not exceed
ing at any one time more than one months sup
ply.
The Grenada Appeal of the 9Th says there was
great fire at Augusta. Georgia. ON the 4th.
which burned cotton warehouses; &c. valued at
bali million.
George Sanders has returned from his Euro
pean mission and brings most gratifying assn
RANGES of a speedy recognition OF the Coniedera-
cy. The people of the South are greatly re-
joiced thereat Belgium is to take the ntia-
tory.
The Memphis Bulletin of the 9TH says a large
Federal force passed south by Grand Junction
Tuesday last.
The Bulletin learns from a gentleman who
lives in Desto. county Mississippi. that for twenty
miles out Pigeon Roost road the rebel cavalry
have suddenly disappeared.
The sane gentleman says that for several days
past the Confederates at Holly Springs have
been moving back all provisions and stores. This
We understand TO be preparatory TO the evacuation
of that place. 1t is believed they Will fall back
on Grenada.
On Wednesday last an expedition LETT Helena
Cor cotton plantation. where il was understood
that rebel force OF = 800 strong were gathered
They took FIVE days rations Nothing has been
heard from them. A cavalry force also crosses
from Helena into Mississippi TO punish some rebe
bands who recently gave great annoyance by
firing on Federal pickets.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

ST LOUIS Nov. s--We hear nothing of spec
ial interest from Gen. Scho6eld's army The
rebels don't appear to have attempted 10 regain
their lost advantage or 10 repossess themselves
of any part of Missouri territory. They have
been pursued into Boston Mountains and will
certainly be compelled to retreat beyond the Ar
kansas river.
The rebel column that TO take Pilot Knob
and Cape Girardeau from the southeast, by way
OF Pocahontas. have not vet achieved such re-
suit On the contrary they have been driven be-
low Pocahontas. and other portions of General
Steeles forces are so disposed at Pittman's Ferry
and other points that it wills be impossible FOR the
enemy to obtain foothod in that quarter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

lSsOLEScE or NEeRoEs IN Nav ORLEANS "A
private letter from New Orleans says: tine
negroes are very insolent, committing all sorts Of
depsedalions. Those who have enlisted in the
United States service 20 be seen struttng
about the streets. dsulayiDg their weapons Of de-
Tense. while the whites are deprived oil theirs-a
pretty state of Affairs. IL makes my blood boil
TO be ordered TO halt by them. with Stand
back dar. tells YOU The soldiers here scoff
and ridieule them, HingIng banana and orange
Feelings after them. A company passed the
Custom House the other day. and the soldiers
quartered here forced them 10 remove their hats
as they passed. officers included"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMIES
II B.9TTIE EXPECTED .v-E.fE
W-.fRRE.ETO.s.
Lees Army at Gordonsville
GEN,L CURTIS TO BE
SUPERSEDE
GREAT SUFFERING AT MANCHESTER


NV YoRK, November "A special TO the
Tribune says:
We hear through several channels that charges
of most serious character have been preferred
against Gen Curtis, now in command of the De
partment of Missouri, and that he will probably
be soon suspended from bis command and tried
before a court of inquiry.
The Herald has the following. dated Harpers
Ferry Nov I:
Whites guerrilla cavalry in the vicinity of
Smokers Gap, and they have interrupted com
municaton between here and Ashby's Gap
1t is reported that several strsgglers on their
way hence to Gen McClellan's headquarters have
been captured by these guerrias.
The rebel cavalry pickets were in view on both
sides OF the Shenandoah TO day, but it is now
believed there are not many rebels in this section
OF country.
Snow fell for ten hours here to day TO the dis
comfort of every one.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

FoET Monroe, Nov. Col. W. II. Ludlow
Of the staff OF Gen Dix left Fortress Monroe this
morning for Aiken's Landing. He goes up to
meet the Confederate Commissioner Ould by ap-
pointmeut 10 perfect the arrangement for the ex
change OF prisoners, and il il understood that he
takes with him a list OF the names of all the ex-
changed al different points which enables him to
meet the difficulties heretofore encountered in
these negotiations
All Is quiet at Suffolk aud there are no appear
ances OF hostIlities At that point at present.