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~ Your mother wants q sewing ma
chine, and you can get one of Grover & Ba-
ker, perfectly new, for ten dollaTs less than
the Manufacturers price, by inquiring at
Halls HOmeopsthio Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose the opportunity. f
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FROM NKW YORK.
N ~. "a 5

AEW koRKi FEB. 5.
The specials state that the House is very
closely divided on the legal tender clause
Of the Treasury Note bill, and Il is said the
majority Of the Senate are adverse 10 it
It is stated that the War Departnent has
received ofheial dispatches from Federal
ofieer1, that the gun bost expedition is
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FROM FoRTRRss RIoNRoE.
FoRTREss NoEnol D.


Ths Constitution left Hampton R0ads To-
day with troops for Ship Island. .-
No news Of Burnside's expedition. The
following was taken from tO-day'S Rich
mond Dispatch: -.-.-.r -.
OHARLEsFoH, Feb. IA. s. Wellington,
senior editor Of the Courier, and one al the
Oldest editors on the continent died ysster-
day.
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sPHHRzOTTFHs.-stimpsOn is, beyond ell
question, = superior artist, and We edYlse
those wishing to get q fine Likeness TO eall
upon him. A visit 10 his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, VIII richly repay both cit-
sen and stranger. R27id
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WASHINGTON. Feb. !
PAYMENT OF voEUNTEER OFFICERS.


PAYMENT OF VOLUNTEER OFFICERS.
The Senate Military Committee report ad-
versely to the House bill for payment of
6eld officers of volunteer regiments for ser
vices rendered prior to their organization.
PENSIONS.
The Pension Committee will recommend
a new bill for supplying deficits in former
laws, especially as regards regular soldiers.
GREAT BRITAIN INTENDING TO SEIZE THE SAND
WIOH ISLANDS.
The Government has intelligence of a
design by Great Britain to seize the Sand
wieh Islands.
TIE VOTE ON BRIsHT-How az TOOK his Ex-
PULsIoH.
Bright was absent when the vote of ex.
pulsion was taken, with his wife in the CON-
mittes room, whittier he had retired with
his books and papers Immediately after read
ing his defence. De had drawn his pay mp
to the last moment. His wife awaited him
there. It Is thought here that Richard W.
Thompson will be his successor Indiana
being Republican, members are not unwil-
ling to fight the Democracy on the issue Of
bis return to the Senate, as intimated by
him.
ASSOCIATED JUSTICES OF UrAH.
O. B. Waite of Illinois, and Thomas B.
Drake of Michigan, Associate Justices OF
Utah, were confirmed.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
Another long executive session on mill
tary appointments tomorrow.
THE LEGAL TENDER CLAUSE.
The opposition to the legal tender and
other features of the spaulding bill have
agreed on substitute substantially the same
as MOrrelPs. The vote will be very close to-
morrow.
GEN MARCY.
Gen. Marcy, Chief of the Potomac stat,
returned in good health.
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szOT n AsHTABULL AID eIAuoA COUEFIHs.
I'VE are informed hatthere has been most
exesllent aleighing for more than two
weeks in .Gsauga and AHhtabula counties,
the snow in sons towns in the former
o5uriy beng deep, dnd in many places
aFlftsd oTorthe fences. .gs5
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LEADER.


M. Q. n. Wsbb-Aeadsmy of MH1lo.
Thrsshsr. Durios Hsthavay-LsEal Notice.
W.M H.-S2OO.
KeIruish HOialsy-Hensy to Loan,
8. =. Bot.ford-Cow Found.
Oliver Algor-sehooneF for uals.
Bolivar 81. n. Z. ohuroh-Loeal Notice.
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Gen. Marcy, Chief Of the Potomac staff
returned in good health.
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VICTORIOUS - The " Anti-Rheumatic
Band" permanently cures Rhuematism,
Gout, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, and
all similar diseases. It has been tried by
thousands with the most satisfactory re-
suits. For sale by G. ". CLARK,
jsn2s:376 119 Superior st.
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~ Coal OIL Lamp Chimneys, that can
Ho4 sH BRoKEE By THH HAT, can be found at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
streets.
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~ The Erie Street NJ. E. Sunday School
hold their Festival Thursday evening, Feb.
9th. Admission 10 cents. Proceeds for pur-
chasing new library books. 1t.
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OlAV7oHD's RETAIL COAL YLRD.-Buy
your coal Of him. His CHIPPEWA" is
The very best for family uSs.
once aud Yard foot Of Seneca strsss
bridgs. P. o. drawer III.
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~ J. B. Hall's Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price IS cents, at No. II Public Square.
Nov s-R IL
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MERoHAEF TAILoR.-F. A; Brown, late
with ". B. Hancock, would be pleased to
see his friends, and the public generally, at
IsS Bank street, jan15.SsO
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Lava Tn GAS BURnEEs-of an improved
pattern from those recently put in thestreet
lamps, for sale at IS cents each, by
". P. Foas.
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TIHE BEST ARTIFIOIAL HELP
FoFm HUHAM STaET UgEl IEVaFzml
L H EoLoEOFseN.
80, - Gsnffs o..

fFe6tisai SES SEMfifs 0pESiGa,
Ens aolsEusut aslortment OF ths most IN proved
EladI Of BPEUEACbEs. AL his GlaSle1t Ehetnst
nlF neaF OF iaT Gightsd, are ground under bis oun
EasPoction 81 machinery ola new confirmation, vita
tt6qroEee5t care, e % suit tse eyeG IN AL oss
1sTFnr Wea1fneaI, Dizziness OF Inflammation OF ire
N-6l, and imBSrfiRa EixanEth for long reading sT
~, Soio7ionsou would here INFORM ths public that
hsnaa sr emplOyu enT one IN the nhle Of Eil lsnse
ra A lno. 4 GnIeni I'D 11ortnent Of Ps GLA6bE5t
Il 81 AK kEJQileffA = - rAsno4h Eaa1f
dS4Sss dss q. -. - ;Bsrior street, under AnsEIo4..
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- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders OF Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
augs-R1I
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CLEVELAND FEMALE sENINARY.-The next
term will commence on Thursday, February
9Th, at 8 A. N; Pupils should be present
on the first day of the term.
Street Car tickets can be had at the Semi
nary; also passes for the term at Twenty-Five
per cent off usual rates. Jan. 2O:37S.
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CLEVELAND AS sEEs FOB NATIONAL AR-
NoRY.-Ia The Council, Tuesday evening, The
President Of that body, Mr.: H. s. Stevens,
introduced resolution, which was adopted,
expreasing the belief Of the Council that
'9ho city Of Cleveland presents more and
better facilities for the purpose than any
other place upon the Lakes, from the fact
that all materials, such Is iron, lumber, and
especially coal, are cheaper and moro easily
obtained ct this point than any other, and
that this is q moro central point, with ample
iasilitisS of Communication with every Sec
tion Of the country" and sppOintinga COM
mittee OF three 10 memorabilia Congress
through our Representative and Senators in
considerations besides those set forth in the
resoletion, which should not be overlooked,
not the least Of which is tho comparative
cost of labor between this city and those
farther West, which is largely in favor of
Cleveland. With regard TO the item Of lum
Der, which is ono of great importance, it
should be borne in mind that Northern Ohio
is one Of the very best white oak growing re-
sions in the United States, and that this
wood can be furnished at this point cheaper
than at any other in the United States with
equally eommendable advantages. Again,
the statement that iron is more easily OBJ
tanned here than at any other point, is not
strong enough, for it is known that Glove
land is the depot for the larger portion of the
iron from Lake Superior, from its peculiar
accessibility and better means of eommuni-
cation, already, fact to which too much inn
portanee cannot be attached in discussing it
as a location for Netional Armory. AS to
the question of coal, the advantage is atleast
so per cent. in our favor. Our superior
means of communication is not only strong
argument for our eligibility, but is one which
must be made cardinal feature in the eff
forts of those whose duty it shall be to bring
this matter before Congress. Messrs. Bal
lard, Benton and sabin are the Committee
inirusted with the duty ofmemorializing,an Of and
we hope those of our citizens who feel inter
esGed in this mstter-so impOrtantto Glove
1and-win aid them in their work.
FATAL AooIDzET.-A sad and fatal acci-
dent occuraed on the Cleveland & Erie rail
road yesterday morning, resulting in the
death of John Shears, freight Conductor
The accident happened about o'clock,
when the No. day freight west was about
two miles east of Conneaut. Mr.. Shears
was attempting to pass from the forward
freight car to the tender, when his foot
slipped and he fell upon the track between
the cara. he was run over and instantly
killed. Mr.. Shears was the oldest conduc-
tor on the road, was honest, fsithful and ca
pable, and had the entire confidence and
regard of all connected with the company.
His sudden death will be very widely de-
plored. He was vidOwer, living in Erie
with two sisters and daughter. BE has &
brother at Gonneaut and another, we be-
Heve, in this city. His remains were taken
10 Erie for interment.
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CLEYELANp. Nov. 26. 1851

CLEYELANDI NOV. 70, 1861.
We take great pleasure to state that We
consider Hessrs. Taylor & Cos Horse Shoe
Machine Que of the best inventions in this
country. The horse shoe that it manufac-
lures is far superior to any we have ever
seen. The machine is in every respect prac-
ticsl, simple in its construction and works on
a mechanical principle.
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THEATRH.-TO-night we are to have the
capital and laughable burlesqus of " Po-ca-
hOn-tas," Miss Emma Webb appearing as
the Indian Princess.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06

FRAEK PARKHR.-Livsry and Boarding
Stable, % soueca Ssrest, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
nauaSR96.IV
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~ You can get oranberries, hickory
nuts, and dried Gpples BY the barrel, carbon
and Iubricating oils in quantities, and at
prices 70 suit customers, ct Geo. sprague's,
Ovistt's Exchange. Nv
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R0-TamPer not with Nature aud the laws
Shguical aRd neral thai guide her operations. Her
rlill Vsrs made 20 USE and not ABUSE. The dire
~ rulla sriaing from the latter 'legioni" the
most settled hAbis Of the bassr sort may b ov,r-
o0ns b. q careful psfusal Of the work "A AUAAh
ERkILT3, or PhysiOlosoal Researches" IL viii
lasd thosss debssod and degraded victims that hover
On tho brink Of dissolution to the paths Of happi-
na-s and virtuo. Read and Be- convinced, tho ruth
= tkero.
sold " DR. BARROW, iat Bloe0ker atresk, New
Yea. PEioo q cantI. Sent me SysryWhsru.
eols also by q. W. Uark, DruEgista, Cleveland,
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nroE1rTs Tnor oTE1R aoUlcIgl


Nta-A Aet-As.s..s'..s 80. S4i&sA q
1.-THE expenses including goods sold on
commission, were $e5o. %, leaving the hand
somssun Of S, ,s4s, ,ss a. the net prooseds.
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The Government has intelligence of I
design by Great Britain 70 seize the Sand
wieh Islands.
TIE VOTE ON BRIsHT-HoW HE TOOK his zx
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10 HORSE OWNERS. -a
Dr. Sweets Infallible Linimeat for Horses Is IN
EiEaisd b. any ana In ell cases Of Lamsness arising
Eom sprains, Bruises o. Wrenching, its enct is
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls and
Ringbons nay be easily prevented and cured in their
An1ipisnt Stages, but confirmed cases beyond the
posEhility Of q radisal cure. No case Of the kind.
however ia 50 desperate or hopeless but It may b
ansTAtsd by this Liniment, and its faithful appli
eaton win slvays remove the lnmsness, and enable
the horss 20 travel with comparative ease.
EverT horse owner should have this remedy at
hand for It's timely use Ct the first appearance Of
Lamsnoss VIII sfeetualy prevent those formidable
dissasss mentioned, to which an hoEsea are liable,
und which render 80 many otherwise valuable horses
lesrly worthless. Strons Armatrcng, agents for
OsTsland. declualteo2VdEvR2
EHI eUBsoEIBERs HGvE JUsF sEF Up AT
Ghsir Custom Fe8i Ein which Il in cOnnectiOu with
1nsir Oil CloIh Factory and " bite Lead WORKS, on
Ghs canal iurI above ontario street. Now Mil Tor
Grinding Corn and Cob Meal, in the use Of which
wono than twenty-five per cent. d saved in fooo-
EAF- either 70 hoRs, horses cattle. Corn IN the
elI bought and taken in eLchanGe lor neal.
osss,sad, Jan. :. lsss. -. jss4Rl
FFIHE BEST ARTIEIOlAL HELP
unuru uuEnM gTHEW wvrTn TrTWraFrnF
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IN. The Rev. Mr.: Tibbs viii deliver q
lecture before the Cleveland Lycsum, cor
neF Of Erie and BOliyer streets, on Thurs
day evening, February 8, st TX o'clock, P.
N. JHo. MAEYIx, President
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s41HE's.-staFr has all the newspapers
illustrated papers, weekly papers, daily pa
vsrs, political papers and comic papers.
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RRAVELERV REGISTER.

Citi1ens wishing conveyance % either Of the
above Trains or BOsts, will be called for by the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving
their address at the Omnibus Once, laT superior
street, next door 70 the Weddell House.
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TELEGRAPHIG.
BRIGHT EXPELLED ATLESI
The Tone Of Foreign AdVIces

WaAF HE sAlD IN DEFENoE
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Headquarters Ohio Volunteer Militia.
SURGEON GEEBRkL's OFBICE, I
CoLu,rRuz Fab 4 1852 I

BUReBoE GEFBRAL's OFRIcE,
CoLUEBUs, Feb. 4, 1852.
Netting Of TIE State Board Of Medical Ez-
au.iaSrs.-The Board of Examiners viii con-
Vene on Tuesday, February 1Ith, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, in the city Of Columbus, for
the examination of candidates for the posi-
ton of Surgeon and Assistant Surgeon, o.
V.A.
Applicants for admission to examination
must be graduates of some regular Medical
School, and bring certificates Of good moral
character and temperate habits.
For the Governor.
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r Ths-o win be donation visit ct the
Patronage Of the Fres Congregational
Church in COlIamer, Thursdsy evening,
Fsbs eth.
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BAELAR RR0EIPTs.-The ststsment'.o of the
Treasurer of the Bazaar exhibits The receipts
a. e,IIoua.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EFTEOTs or IRREGULARITIES AVOIDED.
Ioo much oting and drinking, new habits end
mods oi iib oflon produoa irroEulazitiss in TIE
ooUos o1d rsnsrul health Of the system. But Bran
folhH Pll VII soon euro, the siomach viii regaia
- utrsnsth aHd healthy aotion Of tks Hyutsm Win
D sFaseorod. No Medicines arB eaual IN usefulness
BRAEDRETH's PILLS,
BRAHDRETH'e UNIVERSAL sALVE AND
AkLCOUK'B POROUS PLAsTERs.
Dvury nan Of Tue Tiro zouaysS had = box o. Bran
alsihb PHls, box Of Universal Halvs, and an All
ooef ForeuS Plaster, pat In their knapsaek iros Of
oEB11sa. And % this het may be attributed ths ab
uanus q any Of thia Rogimsnt fom the hospital
Every eoldi.r should have box Of Brsndroth'b
Eilll bsx OfsalSo, and piece Of Porous Plaster.
EhuT are purs 70 be unefal. often liie-aaYinE.
eeld ~ A. Gardner, 40 suparioF atrsos, OlsFs
md. Ohia, sad b. an FesFeotAblo dealers IN nodi
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o. G. O.-oAry'' Cough Cure. doessalI
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MachiniSts.

CLEYELAsD, Dec. 81, 1881.
We, the undersigned. we're called upon
to examine Tsylor's Horse Shoe Machine.
We have examined it, and find every mo,
ton Of the Machine is moved on a mechan-
ical principle, being Eccentric and Cam
motions. 1t also appears to Us that the
Machine must be very durable, the motion
being slow and easy, and not liable to get
out Of order, and We consider 1t valuable
invention.
7. R. De FoRLsT,
Foreman Cuyshogs Works.
Us. Fisk,
MachiRist Ouyahoga Works.
VIZ. ?. SMITH,
Msster Machinist, @. c. 3 C. & R.
Taos. K. MAEEmG,
Maohinist.
J. c. DANKS,
Foreman, Baldwin, Dewitt & Co.'S
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OTIs Z Co
Lake Erie Iron Works,

W. F. CAREY & Co.,
Shoenberger's Nails Iron, sc.
SToEE, CHISHOLM & JONES,
NeWburg Iron Works.
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DRY G0ODS.
II D. KENDALL / 90.

II D. KENDALL b 90.
HOTICE-Ws would call the attention Of The Nv
customers who have credit on our bOokg, and have
gnsetled acoounts due January lst l367 tOths f1ct
that our bultness being eased upon ths UASH
Phi ClPLEB will not admit Of further sztsnlioR
Of time
Hereafsr We ehal present bills quarterly lGt jan
usry. April, July and October, and LhnTl eonffnna
accounts Only with those who pay Promptly.
fsbf H D. KENDALL 3 ca.
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The Turin papers Publish . dispatch
from Rome, asserting that the Austrian
Government was about to address G note
to the great powers declaring that the State
Of Piedmont constitutes perpetual ne
naoe and renders it necessary that she
should be required 10 dis-aFm.
A marriage was talked Of between Prince
Oscar, Of Sweden, and the second daugh-
ter Of the King Of Italy. -
MonseignSur Carl, an agent Of AntO-
nelh, had been arrested at Leghorn-
The Bank Of France has reduced the rate
Of discount from 8 to A per cent.
The BOurse rss bouyant ct 1Of a.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

1sga1s tssk pa.t = ~ rsspssuey rsfsr yos y tAs
- cordially n0commend 70 lhe favorable notice q
~ oenoral eomnandng tho division every member %
ny seaG 0.D1. wn O. uArt, a ~ ughsy y-eigAth, vas
. bgavo - seve un4er The heaviest nre be sfaih
dlgeus end n6sea8eabe In the discharge Of hb duties
. sotng asseant aulane general n hs brigade Lieut..
John B1ke, 0 the sae regiment, displayed courage and
soadiershp Of heD highest order, but In doing only
continued 70 display those qualities which have brilliant
chAraetstssd HI conduct IN nine desperate ENGAGE
mcnts. Lieutenant Nehard Emmet, who, n the earliest
dawn Of manhood, hardly yet emerged from boyhood,
stood for the rst tme the Geld o battle astonshed
all who witnessed hh artess bravery-fearIessy and
brightly With sunshine w hi heart, and oyousness In
his every glance wearing unoonscousy throughout the
Storm laurs which many older brow might well be
proud 70 wn connection with the STAR should be doing
serious injustice 70 admirable 01cer 10 omit
the name Of Captain Malachi Martini the abe and inde
fatgaole QuartermAser Of the brigade, who different
occasons accompanied me TO the ned and under re In
the dst Of the worst peri Of the 1ght rendered
sentia service In the most generous and gallant STYLE
ihave the honor 70 b. very truly. your obedent SER
want, THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER,
Brigadier General, Commanding the Irish Brigade.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
Opsning ef the sylvan Lsks sxating
Pond.

The Excelsior Skating Pond Of New Jersey wS opened
for The season on Christmas asd largely attended by
the czsus Of Hoboken, especially the ladies. Il 4
located ., the foot OF Seventh street, about eight minutes
VAN from tho ferry and wc doubt much can be ex
celled by any pond outside Of Central Park Thero Il
6ne walk leading 70 the grand entrance, entering
which on either side Large sitting room fr ladies and
oerteroen adjoining large stands for those who
6o not desire 70 Join the sports the skating
where IL also stationed Ono band or musc, constantly
IN attendance There also connected with the same
rereshment saloons, cloak rooms, retiring rooms, &c
Nothing Ia apparently wanting necessary for the comfort
nj lho guss grand skating match will soon take place
hrh s We cutored into BY number of young ladies OF
yobosen fbe pfIco ~ sdmsslou 10 the lake has been
rcd al lfLasn eents. Ladies sia eldssp Lsp capta
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
TIL Il Av Y.
Or uaval 0errsspsnAsnss.
UunD 6rAzD HEzAnm oAns1lpos,
BnAuSon< HAnsoa, n. o, Dse. 3, looG

V0 0ovoA Oorro0po00omoos
UnnD SrAzD nEzAnn oAnslzpeB,l
BaAuscaf HAasOa, \. o., Dss. 8, ia
Nsss PytsD-OpsrotSoRs u 0s BIoakadsrs, lc., -
About seven A. n. on tho ID instant two schooasrs
discovered running IN for New Inlet channel Ths
weather thick and ogxy - ths tms and thsy AaAa
good start Of before they we're discovered One d
them oompsed 70 run Caroline shoai whsre she
went 70 pisoes the other captured after short
ohass and the sending compliments In the shapsof
PARROT she'll shs proved 10 bs We Emma Tastis q
Nassau, with assorted cargo. she sent 70 New
York in charge of prise crew. i
AZ nine 4. n the steamer Daylight stood out 10 chass
Of sail, and returned soon after, having taken The
schooner Brilliant or Nassau, with cargo Of sat Bsng
unseaworthy IL was deemed best 70 send her % Dsaa.
fort and a. we bad 70 90 there for coal We took her 70
About midnight. and whom % Deep Inlet, We saw
OodsS Ss and Ss The Boxer s
sau with 500 bushels Of SALT need not tell you thae
she was at ouee made prize Of and we soon haa two
schooners, insteqd OF one, In tow.
On Sunday lasi the Mount vernon took the schooner
Lucy Rowe q Nassau with an assorted cargo ard sent
During The past month we have destroyed one barh,
one brig and one schooner.
THE YACHT AMERICA IN COMMISSION.
Wednesday n the BreoyA Navy Yard, tho celebrated
yacht America was foruay put in commission, IN oom-
pance with orders from the Navy Department She haG
been completely metamorphosed the rotten old masss
and spas having besn taken out and put in.
After winning the famous yacht Cowes this htlo
craft was purchased by British nobeman, who uiti
mately disposed OF her 70 blockade she
lifted out In England and loaded with supplies,
with which she managed 70 break through the bookade
The rebels subsequently sunk her. bat she raised BY
our cruisers and brought homo. She sails tomorrow.
Her officers are--
Comaaandsy-Acting Master Baller.
Acting Masters Aates-August Adler, Harrison mompe
LAUNCH or A MAN-0F-wAR.
We have letter from Portsmouth, N. r., oorre-
spondent, stating that orders had been received from
Washington TO launch the United States paddle wheel
steamer sausacus Tuesday Adsspatch states that the
order was obeyed. The Sausacus regular navy built
Of 974 tons burhen She has been constructed
with great Her armament win consist eight broad
side guns. Having been intended for harbor service
our own coast, she will not draw than nine Or
ten feet Of water She has but two dscks-a spar and
berth deck On the latter the will sleop the bat
ery being carried the former. She will be rggsd -
schooner. Annexed list Of shs entire class which
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
Robbery And s1urdsr.

CINCINNATI. Dso. ~, lse2-
Last night four broke into the houss q Nr. Isaac
Purcell near vincsnnss Ind, and stole s700 in gold and
$500 In bank bills Mr. Purcell resisted The robbers, bus
10 The struggle received wound and died this
morning The robbers escaped.