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recimeni, but ~ very few Of the Sons were present
the meeting vas adjourned over until today.
MI o. Crane, Of Hoboken, has inventeds cOun-
bsnasion oftent, boat ADD bridge. Tue boa, Is IA,
l,o.somsd, with open frame work sides and ends,
attached 10 the bottom 10y hinges, and Is covered By
= water proof sail cloth. II " 50 Arranged that 1t
may I've completely folded up for transportation h
wsgcnL and in this shape, with four oars and an
equal number Of tent poles nolosei lie dimensions
are is fe-, long, fet inches wide and ~ inches
thick-weighiug 1po pounds. A teui, the folded
boAt forms the roof resting four poles, and the
CANVASS Ia thrown the top and guyed To- stakes
In the ground 10 as n maze tent Of oval shape
IT. strength /, such that hSnlmocks may he sus-
lended from the top wheu used bridge II Is
ds~igued 70 place 9 Sufficient number Of them
abreast 10 span the stream, AID thee ty covering
hem With plsks in u proper position, secure suf
foient strength " beS the hesviest ordnance wagon,
A boat Of the shove tiinei.ioLs will sustain Abou,
enc ard nne-half tons
The schooner { l.. vande-pcr, lyiAg At Pier 10
North river, Is nov lo.ling with provisions snd
lay fyr Port RnyA
The U. s. steam transport Thora.s spArS, lying
At pior ., n r., hNs been loading for Locust Point
and wa y zai 80 evening. She hns = cargo o
subsistence, also heavy mortNr', heavy beds, I;
gun CARR >sycs, and 10 battery wagons.
shapes rifles have been ordered TO- Tho sharp
sn1oiera, =, Col. Berjan's request
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The Rebel shipment TO Zealand.

BY reference to news elsewhere, 1t will be
seen that tho rebel commissioners MASON and
SLIDKLL, who had been transferred to tho Bri
tiah steamer Gladiator have arrived at Bor-
mudA, and departed thence to 81 Thomas, where
they would take tbs mail ste amer to England.
The rebels arc, therefore, taken back 10 the
point which they wero endeavoring to reach,
whom captured, and will from thence pursue
their journey to England, in tho same manner,
and with no greater display, than other travel
iors. They have calculated upon arriving
there with great pomp, on board british yos.
ssi'ot-wNr, but in this will 10 disapnointc5
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Military and NayRI.


Captain Thomas W. Walker, Of Thrill Infantry,
has taken command II the battalion u the l,t AMI
81 luiantry, now forming ut Governors Island rice
Captain Nea', NJ the 9th Infantry who has gone o.
/ New Mexico. This battalion will shortly take IN
their quarters on Bedloe's Island, aud the company
II Texans ~ present stationed there vii! remove I,
GoycruuIs Island.
The purchased propeller stchem, Cncas and Gu.
racoa arrived at the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday,
aud formally turned 10 the naval authorities 10
he armed and commissioned. They have already
undergone some necessary alterations at private ship
yards.
The United States steamer Western World has
sailed or Fortress Monroe, where she will find W.
ders relative g. her future movements.
The -unr Of war John Adams, after dl+hargng
all her stores, ammunition, &C., uulent her sails
and sent them 10 tie store house yesterday, and
was then put ont OF commission IN the customary
manner. Al. the men who wished g. ,o ashore had
liberty o. do 50, and, judging ly the number Of
friends waiting t'r them on the wharf, there would
lo very few Of the John Allms' blue jackets re-
manning around the Navy Yard last night. The ma
rine guard was sent t. the Flushln, avenue bar
rs,ks.
Tie new gunhuat Kanawha, having received her
armament Of two 32-pounders one ColumLild and
,..l..,. -, ~
tUrday.
Cumm,dlrc Porter mortar Ngtla viii son be
ready for active service. The side-wneel steamer
Octurura, built at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, will Ice
the Comm, i res iag. shp. She has not received
her armament yet. The first division, g. be CONF
mandedhy Lieut.. w.'smith, will consist Of the fol-
lowing scLo"nerS' Norfolk Packet, Para, Ollie,
"'.e"' W. ne'"l' ana " T. M'!lAHs'
''N,'' ''''''o''' ''"i''''''''a -! i''N' w W.
S"'''' wa ,',"l ~ '"o l. ~ "'r"' NJ
vs. y. ,,i r1,,a, ~
re,,rtrI. it,f.ia It,.,
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Ledveneoyth, X, Jon ie.-In,slligeucs has been
received here that a,US Unitn Indisus 10 Cherokee
county we're attacked Oh the 9Th by superior force
o. Texan rebels. The Indians were compelled 70
ietrest. They are nov In Kanse
ID iesdier General Denver len today FOR Western
Virginia.
A continued guerrilla warfare is carried on in
J1hnsOn and Bates counties, No by rowing bands
otrpbels A detacl n. ent Of Johnson's command re-
covered q quantity Of government stock and other
property csnhscsted Wy the rebels.
On the 9th, IN J.,hnaon county, some FEDERAL
troop, were fired on IRON ambush, and Eve men
killed
pumo IT. ~ the gubernAtO ia questiOn The sttpr-
bey for tst ontestant q ed a petition for writ Of
man Janus H. compel the State Board NJ CAnvsssers
e. count the v'Ie cast fOf George A Crawford, fDr
Governor, q. che late eleotion.
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Their quarters are ofths mos comfortable 'hsrae-
ter auo, und, the o. Lieutenant shedoa, they
furnished with everything that, ng their
" secesh" principles, can make them happy.
Tho rep that the cHke sent 70 Mrs ureenhov,
on New Years, came from Mrs Douglas, " whom
Mrs. q. Pstains the relationship Of aunt is mif-
take. The cake sent by party well known 10
the Government, upon whom ST. let watch II kett.
Today, the three last named persons will proha.
lly be sent h. the jail On old Capitol IIian escort
Of the sturpess hes. under nm nd Of Lieut..
sheldon, being prepared " accom- pIny thtm
There was the same patter 81 niuhlc feet over
hes a whom we left the prison. At the wiudJUs'
IN m the outside we saw the face 81 Ms Grrenhow
n nding within the above Our voices bad
lie n heard IA the r,om lcnFath, we know, sud even
the musical tones Il Ne piano that had een per-
formed upon during our presence There may have
teen = ineui,ry ~ other days recalled by these
signs of fesiviy and the hearts Of some above may
have beat with quicker pusation At the thought
Of the circumstances that nuw surrounded them.
who knows but what then and there there were
heait-striHgs that were almost spappei afunder and
that there we've conAoiences that sunk beneath the
weight # i,l. Jtnihy iInposed tFOn thft1f
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Arrival fren Bernuda.
News Of slidsn and Mas,

Capt. Pray, Of brig Mountain Eagle, a
this port las, night from Bermuda, and
that II. q. N. steamer Gladiator, haviAg
Messrs. slidell and Mason, arrived .. b.
Bermuda, on the 9th inst, oosled, and 81
81. Thomas on the 10th, where the two robe
take the mail steamer fer England.
FREs rRon Hor An fuENAcEs.-Durins
two weeks several fires have originated froT
fec,ly constructed no, sir furnaces. A. ,h
settled data by which these accidents are
occur, we direc, the public attention 70
gesiions obtained from the Fire Marshal,
Rsq. That ofiicer. from his experience, 81
1t does no, follow, because furnace has bee
for years, thst II cannt FIRE house,
lately been the cause Of Ares which had be-
Or over ter wears. L. most cases the ch
the wood u no, observable sometimes
hours. The moment this scorchins is-dii
aye-,iga,ian should solicv snd the furnsc
eS,inguished. II these suggestions are carr
may save life and property.
Arr LErrEaa for the cahcers or men q "
side expedition viii be sont directly "
mailed At Colonel Frank 4. Howe's stores
BroSd~ay, 90 o. tefor, saturday morning
A CENTRAL PABE VBuos makes the 4
remarks upon the skating costumes VI
.on Among the ladies We saw several drl
promenade costume, in the cottage form.
borders and quilted silk crown. They u
body dresses, extending 10 the top of "
bots. The boots are made with thick
kip Or calf upperA Tue o'erdreas is
cdsdgie. ertend.ng below the hips wi
s.cey,s and heavy roll c, lar, and disgon Al
in the skirts The cuffs breast t.cings AZ
OF fur or deep brown plush, and the cl,tl
pi4 or beaver. The glv,- are senersl
wooien gsu4,.st
FRos Poar RorAL.-The I. s. TtanEporI
saS, from Port Rpy,. the 9Th instant, arrive
rort yestcrlsJ. On the afternoon u the
met, thi, side Of lIatterN,, $ portion Of Get
slie's ozpeii,. g. The weather At PR, r.
very pleasant whel she left.
IT n trnERsrooD that Mr.. Stevens II
give another exhibition IT the peculisrities
longer mysterious battery, within week.
hibiii1n will take place Ia the battery yard
ker, it the presence Of few invited guests
JANIS A. LEoSAEp, CuEss PLAvEE, u n
exhibition II hi, wonderful hlindfold pow,
Mrphy Chess R,ou-S corner Of Broad
Fourth street, this tfrI4ayl evening, 1t
I | 7 O'Clock, on which occasion he Will cVud
games siEul,aae5u,ly.
TG TANNASr HALL MIN are quite ind
the story started by ono of the sensation pa
they are about 10 be sold out under fore
che mortgage on their hall. They assert
E mortgage Of $4,000 Is held ny Comucdor,
bilt who hs, no idea Of foreclosure. as.e
, the property tsioO,o)ol abundant secu,
claim, aai the Interest /, paid reg,dy. .,
' Tim RFr-mIoAS Central Comu.ee met l
? IIes1qusI,ers, corner Broadway I 23A,
e last evening, and reached IN or,dlati,p
midnight by the election OF Sudan Z
t Chairman, and ADrahak wakcla rHd
President,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Congressional Proceedings.
NxxvU CONGRRss.-'Scuats.
Pir-s se--sioE


Warrington. Jprrd'p l5-Mf. Lac, o. lndi.
ana, presented memorial nom thr Socitty o.
iritndH o. tncir yearly mrttihe) ioi iniisna al
EsN"ih llhh"-' "-kl',R u h'',au .''
win foreign po~era 10 Teisrred t. the "o'u'"eh'
~ H"n'iot'l l""" h'T"' ,-
communicable vas rec yea rom we nrcret'E
q Wnt, h. answer I" Tie fc-"iuti"h OF W. F.~,u
directing nh answer '" inc rc-"Iuto. IN''el ~ the
last -cs.iou IL regard !" contract ctN
The nnSwer states that the hf-t resolution vi" re-.
tav,d II the Deputneut Just after Tue battle ~
July gist nnd That since th'n lac has not hal sum
Gent oiCfi u trce t. properly answer the rc7"ln-
toI. The sutw,u all -t', - myself nave n"'
made single contract tNr tUy UurPo-" whatever.
The Ilevi- ur Bureaus have f-,It I'll Tie '"itr"t-'
The sutHo't wa referred
NJ. King ~. " rfr-'ulei petition int the
,htd- 10 o'n'i 'tb traitors 70 '"W''H g. T,'1'IT'
md sI.pt hlii.h ~ foe, aud pg'guistc' Of hre
X .frifcd
Tho I'LL g. pom ~ the cih 'Icbcy .. NO I'e'l
Letter Once. w.s t'ket UP 'hi rt'"i
Tic hll ir ihc tr"troti'n ~ "'"''h' 'nl i'ni'
/. California; and OREGON, WI. t's"i up hni p'tth
on motion e NJ Wilson, mas TIE O''i IA iel'-
ton &, the "ft ~ "a, Ier"l '.'h'l y. ur'l y ~
wee '' IlsI' ~ .ln,.i, H. ''.' -, ~, ~
-tIy.e o. u" 'n'''i ','''7' we. ., 80, .p ,. ~
i"v " r'',.''1 ' ', 4, H.. sr.u 10 lit =! ,cd
suS hc1 T. ''fN'' ~ u '''T' 7u.'' 70" ."'''''f''
~ Wy ''i'l'', ct.. ,.. ,..., - ed. .
| ~. '.l.'..', w ,, ., al
"t''utA''' Wv l'. "'' .. Wv ~. - :. ~,
~" ~ N"'hl'''' N' .'' w. '.''
th'ills "l'' % " '..,' 10" o. ,,' W. -, i
! lebi y Nr E'' .'''' wa" w.! '''''' '
~ -, ,,, ;ncl ,g.r.d &c fl,"o,n., amend.
~" .,.,,,, "Nnr-b,U nI,y -,lIrr r
a., Irbl,, r,,,,ty nm any W., ont .o, d,coy.
| ,,,'t am. ...gi r,r-a fr.I. hltlr Ac. m,,,cr "
tH men -, f. 90, ,t. ,...rt.
Ar h'r 'Nu.,'A ,'.', g.. '.' NAV ie :, low
a ~, rT.i',.t,i St,,,.. Agreed t..
MI I.'n ,,l OK T,,,ia',,..g ~ Slavery
VIZ t"'" Wy ',.' -, 90. ..,. %, 40 ~,
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Foreign Intelligence.
Arrival Of the SaEOnis


~ the s,Sa,i. which arrived a, tins port ye,,or.
d,y morning, We have received files 4 Hamburger
paper. 10 the -ath December
The I,mhurgr Frryscnu7 s'y- "tbe s,Sonia
q. ., s.tfg ont Ntc,u -,unou, with their fittings
complete, wil,h tie Government 5f theuntei State,
have lought IRON, the Au,,gisn Government
The spsai,l Minister or Forogl Affairs has
IN. is Tub- diplomatic circular, ~ which he sets
fo,h reason, Wig Spain hN, susrenjsl dip'o-
matte Intercourse with the Government II Si.tor
~. ,nue.
1t vas believed that Marsha. slVano had has.
,anei the attack Vera Cruz, so A. t. secure FOR
himself the honor % .he nr,, blow, and # the
spanish Command which had been siyea - Genera.
+ iu.
The Iut,it Don, Joao, Duke II BeiA before pro-
n,unceI ~ ftyIhus, ~Ns worse a.d had received
extreme unotion.
LJtAttE notices that the Papa budget Tor IN,
| coming year IL Published, and gives the estimated
EXPENSE, .r the year At ten millions sc.li-abou
| he ,ame number q dollars. 1t Is intended T.
maintain al army often thousand men, which
| for population OF 100000, makes the Pope com
| va '"r 'NA"NrN "tj'Nol- nor" Al" o6RrV'""
m'S'rs. Kuhnhudt n Co.,the New York agcn,
81 the ll'mburg.Am Packet Co. furnish tn
following patriotic explanation Of the saxona no
L stopping ~ Caves.
| The s'Nonia, Cart. Elders, arrived this nornln,
~ 'i'i. ."s' without touching, AZ Is usual, Al
| S'uthidu ltou, % receive mails aud pAss.ugers.
The reason for this extraordinary course, where
| ly The company lose the mail and passongcfs /.
I'M" th' ShNnniN had on board about 1900 tons of
Nlln1 ana army goods with two complete parks OF
artillery, consisting of Ii heavy racd cannon and
as II was understood, in case the answer of tbe
'hIted State' GuycrIncnt 10 the English dispatch
Gu Gu ~ Iiyi' HI9t should not be satisfactory 10
Great Britain the SaNunis In stopping at Cowcs a.
rec, i've the mails, might not be allowed o. proceed
WIN the'e army goods, the Directors 81 the
uuhNrg-Amcririu Packet Company resolved tn
make SURE # the delivery Of the arms and ctnnons
IN New York, ny sacrificing their carriage Of rio
mails. - 49,
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NNsINulN

MI linrnE introduced "a Dbl. authorizing and en-,
pyMtilhf n'GuIrH public tu administer uI'hs and
affirmation. and take avkuuul,d .uont of deeds
ln"H''E'S ANA other ptpeiS lur uSe ur record, In
lst'nd 10y Commissioner ot Deeds aud Justices III
the Peace, and under same rules AMI re nlatIDu4.
MI Benedict hipducod a iii empowering NJ
county adjacent 10 That Ton which they are appoint,
ed the same as In their county.
MI Co"les ntruduccdIa bin which permits the
killing oi securing of any dog running at large
without muLlle, unless It he dog kept for hunt
ing, and which shall have been registered as such
with the County Clerk, and 81 all have collar with
he owners naIne engraved thereon, round irs neck
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The NII--I-.IppI RNpedIriou,

fd'io, Jan lt,-Tho force sent from This poiut
e. fduoah consists of ~ regiments of infantry, 4
regimcnts and compau.o Of cavalry, and bat
tcri,- of artillery.
hy,7 regiment, C, Dave STUART, is aground 20 milo,
al-Nc Cope GUyrlcW, She cannot NE reached Ly
'trurrS, \ hand force with division train has
been dispatched g. their assistance. They will
probably march g. Jonosn,ro, and cuuc here by
railroad
The river Is GiU Of ice
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Hy Mr.. CAilis-To 81. Scr Manhattan so,rlr.
By Mr.. Picrco-To repeal the e.istin, n.,r,r
ton. " l1'"
Mr. McMnllcn called mp tic resolution of the spo.
~ ,"mnttee T. investigate tue acts OF the State
Military Board. Adopted
Mr. stet~on called M the concurrent resolution,
ssHlhs appropriations for the coast aud lupsS De.
fences which was adopted.
MI Childs offered a resolution mquring NJ &c
Governor what pruyi-tun h amy, has been u,l,lc Or
ihr support 81 the families Of the volunteers who
have Teen killed during the war
Tie resolution was laid over.
=, TT, House agreed t. adjourn .um tomorrow tn
Muu1Hy evening.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
THE HCRNSIDE EXPEDITION.

Iur'T',, Monroe, Jan. 10, ria Baltimore, Jan. TO-
Tho storm sill continues. The remainder of the
bufrsdr expedition Is detained until the weather
nI.slprutcs.
Company u, Clpt, Mcintyre, of tho Union Coast
Gusru, has uccn ordered e. tine fiigte Congress.
Nr"s Iuu tie Hnnrllc expedition Is expected
.I.IIT,4EN
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s,r,L. n, tho P.u.aeIpbi. navy Yard

Philadelphia, Jan. i6-The workiBgmen u the
Phildclpms hsvy Yard struck today refusing I.
ezt,L d.d time f,r istsS They resolved 70 oonmV-
nicaie val their fellow wofSnen Al New York,
Bos,ot aud wsshingtoI, and request their ectVe
O.. otprstIoa In urging Coz greA4 " repe.l ths
etghtL ~ g,ion d tIe ~. Of December
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,.,1.,. A,,,-, Of oolJw. Wan

TNcn,or Jan, IL Co Jas. W. wsl sen, m -
the Ic;bsiure tcdsy lobg statement ~ bis griey-
ance.' At tbs hands " the General Government in
beit 4 arrested 10y order Of y cret,ry Cameron sud
TAI 20 4, Fort Lafayette withou, charge preferred
ami will ut hi. tu,wirR " this day Tor what he
WA arrested He urges the rights Of the citizens
- po.n.l liz r. sud prute,tirn from unreasu ADle
H.irure ii. hcS and calls pon the Legislature
u instruc, the Representatives of New Jer-ey In
{ nv. cA- 10 inquire into the CAUSES and authority
for Hrresting her pesceable citi1ens The memorial
4, refer - ., the Judiciary { mms,ee.
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and imposes tar u one dollar on every deg shove
one, owned by any individual.
Mr.. Child's bull 70 close harhsttsn square ex.
tends 18th, 18th and snth streets through the land
thus vacated 20 the river, aud suthur res the Bu-
prtme Court, on application 81 the City Govern
ment, or Of any owner Of land assessed for benefits
for opening said streets, " appoint three commits
siOners 20 sell such land, In such manner shall
seem M II advantageous, and o. give valid titles
therefor, kept tie land reserved 6r extending the
Ab,,ve streets Within year frrm the sale, the
commissioners shall refund 90 the present Of
the lands asees,,d fur the entft Of opening said
square, all u amounts paid by then upon such Ms
easements, with per cent. interest. whsre ~
owners unknown, the am unit due them shsb
he paid into the Supreme Court. and the b lance ~
the pro- eeds Il the ss sha go T. the sinking fund
the city. The comm 4 donerH " receive " day,
q " employ clerk aud counsel,
br. Church iutr duce1 btl eNenptng members
oi oil hle companies Va uninccr1rrsted villages
from poll tax fr highway abr,
Mr. n. watertury - li a. amend Bee 800 cftho
C,de ~ Procedure, provide, that party T. NJ Sc
IA ~ specisl preceding Including proceedings IN
Sur~ogates Courts, and r the summary recovery
for q posscssJ "A Of nnd, may he a witness ha
,vn h. hHi or on ehal u any other ,rt7, eS'-ri
that such party thall not be examined on hn own
behalf A. air 4 parties who are representatives, 81
dec asad per- on n respect g. personal trar aciOnA
tween WitLesa and the decreased, ara except 10 Al
Ia ther lusb-hd hor wife shall he required T. dis
C,pe any tnunichtCn made 10y one 70 the nthTr
M Wards ill confirms md miLea valid the or
dinanse 81 the city 81 New York, providing Tor the
filling IN u sunkeu ot, on eou,h side o. 10th street
tween iOth aud nth avenues, leg,lNes the onh'
tra. mad, thereon, and authorizes an S'se5smeh'
- - maie md collected for the work.
Rr-oIu'lops ir the Assembly.
NJ NJ, Lcod offered the following
Rssrir-d, ~ tlp Senate c"ncutl thst this Legs
urs duly r. ptea-rd with the necessity o. PROM ~
.iA arcitrd action fr the zurprcs-.u ~ the pres
eat rCup %, rp4Te,tfallN recon-. 1end o. the hhon
| pi hdm Iatrdul, ium' dihtc VII orpuH aud nggtef
| siva u.Iycmciis n N' grand army oi Tho Union
ma oomuirte HIl,lf luatinL ui al coLHderatlnh,
t,e,sIfr. nd ii-titptiHna 60 the one prea
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SAVINGS BANKS.
WILLIAMSBURG SAVINGS BANK

WIILIAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANK,
w corner " south Third and Fourth sta, Brood
Ign, L. /.
HOVIDEND NOTICR-Dcpositors are hereby IA
tItel that semi annual dividend, at tho rate Of n
per cent per anuum all sums If three dollars al
upwards that shall have been deposited third
months on the first day of January next, will b
Interest not called for will Will be passed 10 N
credit ~ depnsiturs as principal.
Deposits made On or before the tenth day OF JAu
uary, will draw interest nom the first. N
Tie funds Of this institution are securely inVasta
IN bonds and mortgages On real estate worth doubl
the amount oanei and IN city and county bonds {
the State ~ Now York.
The bank III open for business daily, t5undAy
and Holidays eKceptedl, from three ~ seven O'Clock
M.
WILLIAM WALL, President,
S SzGHGS hiG SEiSiiGs, Vice Presidents
SAMUEL ". TRUsLOw.
az0 7"F&a'' Secretary,
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MILITARY NOTICES,


Recruits wanted Cor the 81 Regt. Jackson N
Artillery, - work guns in Qualifications. N
barracks, mo tent9 good beds, rations, blaII
aud handsome uniforms provided; also ticket
Apply o. Captain J. BOTHER, 2Oi Bowery
Y; Turn Hall, cor Messerole and Jones' So 1
nInsturgh; 9th ave, cor 18th 81, Brooklyn; or
Centre Il, y. Y, 10 JAS. s. NEWklRk. jylb
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SOCIETY NOTICES
A d 0f m ~. A ma.

- a. OF II No. 8.-Tbe menb,r-
DIVISION are requested 90 attend special
Ih.ir meeting room, on Friday evening 1
az O'Clock, o. make Arrangements for Inc
Of their Brother member, PATRICK III
which VIII take place on Saturday the Stb
4 ~ s,. oi FRANCIS MCCARTNEY, Pres't ;
BANCOW s,c'y.
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Wanted Immediately for the only cavalry
ment authorized TO be raised, orderly sergeal
hirriers, 2 musicians, l saddlsr, l WAGNER, OIL
geants and 20 ab!e-bodied men. Apply 10 II
CAMPBELL, at MsEony's, at the cor OF Beach
Hudson st; also u JOHN W. WHITE, rs CourI
Brooklyn Slsp 10 j. w. MCCORMICK, at Qulgll
81 south a., corner Burlng Slip, and n I'D
BAIRD, 0 West n. ja2 24s118
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Mechanic. and NvorLinsmcn,- A-.ooI

luth Ward-The members Of the above assol
are particularly requested b. attend a meetin.
held th!s, Thursday evening, at O'Clock ut
ant Hall, 80 Orchard 81. BY order j. ID. Nv
Pres't X, ii. SMITH, Sec.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


There VIII De n meeting on Friday ovI
ing, ut ~ o'clock, At tue Shiloh Pres. ChuI
iRev. II. II. Garnet'sl, cor. Prince and Marion
which will be addressed by the Rev. l.. q. Loo
WOOD, Missionary u the Ngitives al Fortl
M1nr,a. WILLIAM DAVIS, one Of the fugiuj
viii also he present, and give interesting stateme
IN relation T. the past aud present condition Of
people. The occasion will, II Is expected, he ON,
pe,fuliAr interest.
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Gcreldnd, Jan. l6.-The Legislature Of Ohio, u
DAY passed an act authorizing the suspension Of
specie payments 10y the Banks OF this state,
Cicreldnd, Jan. l0.--onc of the conditions Of the
Bank suspension lSS u. that the banks resume
Payment In aNeen days Alter the New York banks
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arNe order nre requested TO meet At hen,
UiN Hester Vt, ON Saturday, January
II . 10, .i'SN, 20 attend The funeral u brother
furlck sherry, of No. .. By orders Of JOl
~ IKE, Y. 7. JOHN A. KENNEY. q. g
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.
TINDLING WOOD

L lNDLlNu NNNbb-
IN OAK and PINE, at 20 cents, for ten or md
bovea Knots and ends, At II -
HICKORY, OAK and PINE, by the load and COZ,
Address @. COLLINS,
n2I 3OhMWGF'l3i foot - Fast 23d q
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The nember- OF m, u,h.r.,.n m @

are requested 10 attend At their meeting room
Ward llytei, on Friday, nth inst, AT 1 o'cl1
attend the mineral Of a Brother member. EDW
McLOUGIILIS, Prest PATRICK CAAPT
Sec'y. i,I6 a,