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Mr.. a. J. II. Dr GASNE, poi aud au,h,r O,
native American antoccdonts, has been for
some time engaged with low others in an at
tempt to establish a new party, which sh4l be
neither Republican or Democratic, possessing
the virtues Of both AMI the vices OF mother.
The movement has been made very quietly thus
TAT, I. Cow prominent men Of various political
unt,cellnts having been called together by phi
yate ciIular in a series Of meetings at tho
Cooper Institute. These meetings have not
been altogether harmonious, though, atIel
much sharp Discussion, "a platform Wa, a.
lorgtl adopted at meeting hold ON Ffiday
evening last.
The ba' is Of the new party is support o.
the National Administrator and tho maintcn
ance Of the Union, "Grst, last and Away.
Among its principles are the forfeiture Tor
the crime Of treason of all property recognized
by the Constitution, and the employment oil the
loyal fugitives from the South against the com
mon enemy. 1t assumes the name OF tho "hepuh
Iicaa Democracy, and claims to have tho c0un
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
MORNING, JANUARY Il, 1852.
Resignation Of secr.tar, C.-,r.,.


CoHsDERABLE sensation was caused In
Warrington, yesterday, by the resignation Of
secretary CAMERON, and the appointment Of
EDWIN NJ SrANroN, Attorney General under
BuoHAEANs Administration, to the vacancy.
It's understood that Ma CAMERON goes out as
Minister to St Petersburg.
Z Although the Secretary claims to have had
the appointment Of Mr.. STANTON, particular
and personal friend, "a his successor, and al
though he receives a mark Of Presidential favor
in lucrative foreign appointment, his rotiro-
mont from Office Is understood to be a signal
proof that the conservative stand taken by the
President In regard to slavery is not 10 10 do
parted from, and also that nothing shall excuse
fsvoritim to political partisans, at the expense
Of the Nation. His resignation the reasons for
which are 40 carefully covered up, has proceed
Cd from the motives that led TO the resignation
OF Cen. ScoTr. Both have stood in the way Of
efiicient men, and now that both are removed,
and Gen. MCCLELLAN is backed by an active
and less opini ona'od coadjutor, We may hope for
more thorough and rapid progress in the pros
ecution Of the war.
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RusH.iI, tho American corrc5pon liant of thu
London Tnus, and the Lngli-h journals gon-
orally, have boon our bitteroat dotractors in
reference to tho delays which nave attended
our military movements, and il is worth while,
therefore, TO contrast them with some Ct their
own. England, with tho advantage Of large
standing army; war department Of centuries
Of experience; immense quantities Of ordnance
stores and munitions Of war, baggage wagonr,
camp appurtcnanccs, &C., &c, all prepared,
should have placed a force Of ono huadrod
thousand men upon tho soil Of tho Crimea, IN
complete fighting order, within tsonty jsys
after tho Russian war WAS declared.
hut what were the lactsl On the 18th 70
bruary, 1S5i, tho advance regiments Of tho
British army LETT London. Not until soyon
mcnih5 later, on tho oh September, 1851 had
tho combined feet collected tosCthcr.at NarnN,
ard was ready TO descend upon Russian terrific.
! ~. On tho It'll September Ian ling was
| Effected, tho french army putting ashore iti
| force in about ono quarter Of the time required
for the doharl alton Of tho English. The
French troops landed with thoir tonts and ethor
tlDir fonts on board vessels unit tho following
day, n d in consequence q tho inclomency of
tho Gather, lost many men by exposure. On
tho 10Th September, 1851, occurred tho baltic Of
the Alma. i've weeks OF delay now occurred,
and il was not until tho 2jth oct. that the al
lied forces had penetrated less than sixty.iiyo
miles in distance, and appeared at Balallava.
Attcr tho capture Of this magnificent port, to
which could be thipped direct every article
which moroy could supply, and experience die
tato, fer the comfort Of the soldier, all England
rarg with tic gross mist ,kcs III irdors, and
cruel delays 10 which the British army was sub
joctcd, ard during tho inclemency Of Russian
winter more lives were lost from tho5o clusos
than have got resulted from our entire cam.
raFn. More than one year now elapsed boiore
tie liral concentrated attack on tho Russian
notifications at Sobastopoi, previous to which
tho English troops suffered at Inkeman and
on another occasion before the Rodan, defeats
more bloody and signal than any We have yet
experienced. Finally, upon the Sth Soptem.
bcr, 1900, the British troops aided TO occupy
tie Malakoif tower, aftor tho French had cap
tur,d the position and driven out tho enemy,
and after the British had suffered defeat In
that portion Of the attack which had fallen 10
thor share.
We do not see that this briefretrospcct, which
eN,cnds over period of nearly two years, ro.
vcals any exploits from the brilliancy of which
tho EnRlish are entitled to take other nations 10
task. We do see that, compared with their Of
forts, and their previous readiness, our Amer.
can troops fave been no laggards, and had thoy
possessed English drill and preparations, they
would ere this have swept from the Potomac to
the Gulf Of Mexico. And thoy will yet do it,
in less time than tho British conquered at tho
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hes from the nnainlani the bullets heprinv aad
skipping about them lsst that they aticnpied 10
turn from the channel and hnd passage 10 tow her
through the breakers. She soon grounded, how
euer, and they forced 20 leave her ater kind
ling good fires fore and ar The secoud cutter, I'M
der charge Of Mr.. Provost detained longer shan
the others in order 70 get the fire well started, aad
a. she crossed the breakers ght rebels made their
appearance and opeaed a brisk fire upou the lUat,
which was retunCdl y all Tie loats. Nole ofour men
wtre injured. Commander Baxter states that il
WIS designed next morning r. blow the schooner
up after consultation. Captain Marchand, Of tue
I. B. steamer james Adger was within hall
Ing distance, but tie tide was too low 10 allow the
hrC-bo1ts which were SOM f1r that purpose b. enter
The bre tkers. and the attempt was abandoned. on
Stunning toeaye, our boats greeted with tori
blo yclls from tie rchel- on tie island, and also
with another charge q muskttry. But no damage
was sustained. He reports IN conclusion, that
tue schooner WIS still burning on tho t.oruirg o.
tse goth ut, and Tier, j. a, doubt but tist SIC md
her cargo are lorolessly ruined.
The House Committee Of WAYS aui Means are
Considering tie cNI'elicncy Of recommending an
issue OF Treasury notes smaller than fve- There
Is a great demand here tor biils q the dcnouina.
ton Of oncs and twus.
Mr.. B,iman, Tui,ci st,tss Cnng,, n T,reriq..
Committed suicide al that place = few weeks siuce.
~ his fF'pcrty was invested n Niriuio bonds.
humgit continue To- ,c circulated, representing
tne condition ~ Gen. " Celau "a, un ,.oralle Jut
Tue truth u.s. IL continues daily {. improve and
ride, ont in his c1rri'yc on business
Secretary s'o nj, IN reply 10 information cal,ei
for by Tie senate CoIlu.tte ON Finance, Ina REGARD
70 consular "a Jos, sltcs the annual amount g. bC
Sl35,OOO. Tie Secretary gives information of a
number 81 claiso, Which have bcen made In the
c1upyisetion u Cousuls, from fees o. Ncd slltrir.
aud ouogize- the salary system ~ working better
Tor tie Government than the one which hnd here.
toioro prevailed. Mr.. Seward states tlpt Ia most
instances the C"nsuls have been enabled t. render
Information q great value 10 the Government, Is
which relc munitions Of war and vessels d. I've Uccn
frequently captured.
nEsiaSATto~ or sroPr1Apy CNNERos
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Interesting from Congress.
MIR. Lane aud his Generalship.
IMPORTANT DEBATE IN TIE HOUSE.
--o-
now THE GOI-ERNyENT 10 cuJynT Nm
now the eorERNNEyr rs SwISDLED.
NNNyH. con GREsS.-senate.
First Session.

u..I,..,. > =. :.
100, '"H."N' yui' l"'--M'' sumner tMi4.l pre-
, ''''', 'i ''"'l' 'il'.' A' col NJ" works PR
,'nu"t "S''''' Tue appointment &" q solicitor Of
- ~ ,,, ~
M. '5"n Mass li,Hu TIE MNtlry C'muittco,
i'twt'"l tl' l.N-e uIll' unsug mt appropriation
vH Hh"'"V 'i completing tho dD.tnvcs ui Wa-A-
lhSIh'
me Su,H1't ",- l"p"h'd and mule the special
"I,,,r ,,' I'"l,.l'
Mr., C,"im f''l lr'm t'' judiciary Committee,
thHt tne 'v'is were uu -ui, nj, and that tie r,,-
'",,.N e. 20, pa
C,nnlt'eg on llnan,r consider dc c,rcd,yu,y O.,
y, fer revenue of w., hundred million, II dol
mr., ana rSuluf bonds hr that amount, As for
the issuing o bonds II the amount uf ci,ht hundred
lhillluilH ul dollars amt g. est thsh fiscal agency
IN Now YORK, ~, LAID over
Mr., Lame CkmSnHl offered rcsluti. n ~ pro-
mote the c,icucy If the t'nlH serving in kagls;,s.
Referred
Nj. King N, W iutrNiucel q bill g. authorize
tie Secretary of the Treasury to issue Treasury
note e. the amount ul one Auudrcd mil ion of dol
lars 1t per cent interest, aud providing for % di-
rrct tax often millions fur tie pas mcut o. the inter-
est Referred
Mr.. sumner moved a. take mp the House
ill fur the relief ul the owner of the British slip
PetthHhire. Disagreed TO-
M. Powell tKyl called up tho resolution. asking
the Secretary of War IL answer the resolution pa,,-
ci NJ the last session, rvlur,tin him T.. ttfui,h
q .i-t e. rll the contract, made since the 9Th ul
M,i,l., frl the prices pnil, etc.
MrWi,-"n u"uHl ~ there was MT sufficient clerical
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FROM FoRTRRss MONROE.
Gen. Bmnside's Expedition Put
ting out to Sea.

FORTRESS Monroe, Jan. 10, ria Baltimore, Jan 10
The euefny raised new flagstaff and Gag yester-
day on Scwsrs Point. II Is seen very conspicuous
ly above the trees.
The spaulding IL loading rapidly and l. expected
h. sail for Port r val via IIaiteras this evening
Company u, o. the Naval Brigade, with CI War.
drop and Lieut.. Tillotson, came over from Camp
Hamilton this aitornoon and went on board the
gunbOats Iunchlhck and Southheld, T. man the
gun. The sbo'e arc part Of General Burnsie's
Ieti0n.
LIrEr.
No-t Of Tie vessels comprising Geo. BurrsiIe's
expedition len very quietly at intervals during last
night Tie others left during the freuoUn tplay,
inoiuIlug iarsx fleet q schponers which has been
here tr some thne. Tie New York" did not
leave ti II oclyck today aud the transport, Ipui.
hiana and New Brunswtck are stul here this anor.
huun number Of schooncr- and several gunl.,,is,
said = uTm a part 4 The expedition, are still IN
IOu.
Tie following Is letter from our special corrcs-
poudout acoomrsuyiustl expedition;
Steamer New Brtmsvtk.
HANiTos RoApS, Jan. 18Th, 1852.
Tho telegraph will anticipate this hastily written
note in announcing % Nuu the departure uf the
burnside y edition ftou Hampton Roads, Fortress
hpnruel but Il will not give sou the Impressions If
your special correspondent. It had been expected
That the expedition could not he gOt Of before Sun
day ahcIiovn OF Monday morning. But soon after
shutdown on saturday tie disturbing riimur spread
that start would 10 made that night An hour
Afterwards Wh,t was rimor became q certainty
cd TO depart.
Gen. f,sier who spent tho afternoon on shore, had
como on hpsrd, and there l,roat activity among
las ADS, Who KEPT q couple " boats employed in
C,rts ing thCm e. and lro among the fleet The
night rs calm, amt the moon shonc through
eighty hay atmosphere. The display " li,lts on
The shipping, tie weighing Of anchors, the rushing
roar Of steam, from the escape pipes 4 the steamers
about T. depart aud the signal whistles ofthc steam
tugs nud tenders iorr.d scene That c,utri,etcd
Wen with The quiet reposo Of nature, and stirred
Tie Iual nation. A. Tie Gr-t boat let, several
t,rLUi- were fred from the direction Of wallis
Point, showing thnt tie reblls were the watch.
H. Il after boat len gliding almost silently um to-
wards the ocean. About midnight the wind rrC,h-
tIui and the sailing t,H-ols Logan 10 uuhcul their
sails This morning observe others scttin.. und,t
way. AL will probably he Of toby. The weather
T. most favorable, ad there &, now an c,irnt b. sta
~ take od ,uital, of Whore are We going that
oaunut tel you. Il You lone hear before my next
letter, M! iniuriu Sou. We urc nj going a. New
Orleans that know. The sudden movement l.st
night -ot nl our quid nyncs Ia q quandary. They
were sure Il amy ratio, That Gcu. Bur.-idc would
p.Hs the rcu,sn 'l'ukt, tri,Ss | hope lac will,
.ffl q. apIs.f44ffIF
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The burnside Expedition.

The departure of this expedition to sea, as
announced by our special correspondent has
bsiiied the shrew dcst perceptions of the rebels,
and the quid' nuncs Of our own army. None
had counted upon its departure fro the river,
or waters of the Chesapeake, and now that /,
boldly st,sms out TO sea, tho widest coniec.
lures aye current. Some Insist that Norfolk i,
to he attacked in the rear; others are sarguino
that rev lodsment is to be made in North
Carolina Every one conjectures much, but
knows little or nothing. We anticipate its
destination and could men,ion the point aimed
a., but prudence dictates lorsc- reserve Of the
Information.
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the Upper PotonAo. Gen. Burnsib win do his an
painted work "a Virginia. General Sherman Win
eEplain ~ deeds not words, bis iuaclion Gen,
Mcclellan vii force this rats frotp their holes Al
hanasses attack them at three points Al once and
WI fulhl bis modest pledge that the war viii be
'short but desperate do not give YOU more
than the general outline Of these simultaneous
movements. Tho details Of the grand plan Of this
campaign viii stsrtle the world and vindlcate aen
mcCleAan'H high reputation Tor rnilt ny strategy
The men aud supplies are now, Tor the first TINA
nearly ready. Tie della, caused manly ly rel.
tape aud imbecile fossils Ia end out Of tie depart
inehts, and Wy thit'ing contractors and material
men, WI 10 ncct united 'or, and the blsfue placed
where II belongs. premature fnovtrpent ,yo,,id
hsvc dernngcd the plan Of the whole campsion
which iss perfect that success l. certsin. A b,d
move, urtimciy mode, might have LalsrIeI tho
game The impending naie Is close Al L.nJ in n
limited uninb,r n forced moves. Tse loss n a
pie here ~ there, tie defeat Of ono on another al.
'ldon q the army, cannot Acct prJlorR the re-
SIT. Tie cutubiuidl ~ perfect thsl failure
h. tmp Issii lie Yours ever, -u
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NHw YORK LHGIsLATURE-senat.

ilbd,,.. a.. lo.-luc Senate convened at $50
l., NJ.
S,Nernl petition, from ; pcri-r, from yuru,t,
counties, q I H., tate us,uiuo tue NatIolla. lax,
received.
mas ihrRopUoLp.
Nj. R1lcrts d r,latIu. to places Of amusomc' I in
New York city.
Mr. Muuroc for recognizing the Asylum for
Idiots.
M. BrIyn or autlorillu.. Courts IN discretion g.
suui,nyy c,usit, I,twrrI tie u-,s If lG and % g.
the IcnitrutiHry instead uf State Prison: but tie
uuld 90 said con, lyt, uut td-hc IL county churgc.
Tia, annual report ul tire Inspector If State Pri-
soils was TRANSMITTED (. the Senate. Tic condition
of the prisons Il represented GNurllly. Auburn
continue, e. sustain itself The sin, Sing male pr-
sou pays over 5000 per year above expenses. At
Clinton, t4e t.rUiI ul the year increased II, 300
over lNst yctr, Adjourned.
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The Exposures Of swisdIlnH 10 tho War
Department.

Our readers will rot need 10 wonder al
changes in tho Cabinet, when exposures such
as meet the eye today in reference TO war con
tracts, are made before Congress. We invits
for them the earnest attention Of our people,
who have 20 freely contributed thoir mon and
means TO carry on the war, but who find their
money absorbed by party favof!tos and con-
tractors, and falling To benefit tlo troops for
whom il was intended. President LrscurS
will be unanimously sustained IN removing
every officer, civil or military, under whose ad-
ministration poculations have arisen.
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To- ErIJtt'o> Ei',,.n 4 Dsg o. American
I,,ui. l,Cl.G!. Iu.t-i T.. Ir., NJ ore, hu,h"r %
Bar OF the Am .tiUl.A Hv.,lUt,"u. No. 1YrA g,
A. pu,non, ruii' ~ '52 Bro11wuy.
Wo have before referred TO ,his.icoorl as the
hest history Of the war putlishod. The present
number has fnc steel ong'ayings Of Majors Cen.
Marsnpld and McDoWtli.
TN llRut Asu DrAIi,0r kNripSt. J. IT.. ~
ia.l, lu'i-lcr 5J2 Bruoiv Hy.
A tract advocating direct emancipation as the
ritLt IlAn On which 10 Conduct tho war.
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ENGAGEMENT At BATH, VA.
JACKSON FORCED TO RE7IRE,

Hdhcoci, Va Jan. II, ria Ersirrict. M, Jan.
lJ.-G,u Jackson, with i5.uOU regulars Q. OOO inf.
liti1 and eighteen gun, after threatening Rnmuey,
appeared before this place ~ distance today, pr
badly ou his return 90 MuehC-tcr lie had three
days rutiou~ len. III a. tho time 70; this dispatch he
had ullc lao demonstration.
wccl. ng' yesterday ic, with . f,ll force, ap-
pc1rc,l at Bath, where there were but about 300
uiun troops, tucy heinz. dctaChmcuts ot several re-
simeut4. An attack was made ly the whole rcbrl
militia, who were twice repulscd 10y uur volunteers.
Suisse uCntly Gen, Jackson, regular made ai. at-
movement, when our troops fell back on Hpucocl.
Tie estimate Of Con JaeGEon'a lprco Is corrQIpm0d
lrnm -. Nr.l EnuINAa.
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,Ia..nc,,u.e,,. LeaisIa,urc. c,c.

Bps'uu, Jdu. lJ.-lu the House toluy II we re-
solved and pas-cd that the state assume It's proper
ton of the national tax assessed upon hlSsiyh u-
sets also, II was resolved and passed. calling for
the correspondence between the State and Executive
and Gen Butler, in regard 10 the latter's military
enlistn,onts.
g. A, Terrell is under arrest, charged with obtain
ing $4,000 by forged altered drafts and checks.
Terrell was recently member Of the GrAad jury
for SVhV,k county,
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Preparations for a Movement.

Cincinnati Jan. i:,-This mornings GAZETTE
suys That the Governor received dispatches from
W,sliusteu, uu Friday nj ht, mfrinng him that
there N". pressing hccy-aity Tor troops IN Western
Virginia.
General NJ Clellan was advised that fourteen rcgi-
mcnt- OF infantry. l.c batteries uf artillery, and two
regiments of cavalry could lie thrown into Nir,ina
10y Tu'sdny night, and that more than half Of these,
which had received marolin orders, would bu out
OF d g. state by lp-t SUNDAY night.
On Saturday instructions were received, c,lrter-
mluiiug the orders at Friday night. The soldiers,
however, have instruction, I, hold tLclnsclIla Ia
I,ad.uCsg TO march.
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tepsnce Of the Prcsiden; AMI othsn prominsus
in the government. A Central Body has Al
ready been formed, holding is meetings once
wock, ard tho preliminary steps have bosn
taken toward forming thorough organisation
throughout this CITY and state.
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A Rebellious Ex-senator,

81 Ioi"s, Jan. 13th-The RrrrRIIoAS learns
hat Ex-senator johnson, Of Missouri, II ia Prices
Dmp, with q commission from the rebel authority
b. raise troops Ia this state.
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Col. nIullIEan In Syracuse.

Sy-acpse, Jan l3.-Colouel Mullign arrived here
ut nlfpust two this afternoon from Buffalo, and
was enthusiastically received 10y thousands Of the
citizens. lie WAS escorted Ia hl5 lodgings by Col.
Browns volunteer regiment lie mndo e short ld-
dress, and viii lecture on the -eige Of Lexington
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Hi excellent weekly il some six years old,
but in a recent allusioa to it we made it an on -.
terpIifc just commencing, 1t Ia, boon in the
hands VI Mr.. MATTHEWS, its present publisher
about four and half ears.
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TIL. nIaiu, TvcIf,h Re.Imeu,

Bo.'on, Jdp. lathe steamship Constitution
with the Maine Twelfth and tine Bay state rU-i-
monts sailed 1t o'clock this morins for Fortress
Muuuro,
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From Xyesteru yira,nIa,

W1.Jiag, lSth.-Aiyices from Cumberland To-
nj :lt state That orr pruy /, eutreuching ut Pat
tersuu's Greek, miles the other side Of Cumbcr-
land ON the railroad. 1he rebel, are at Bloomcry,
some L. lo- distant.
Kann,y was not burnol. ne renlriol.
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AIbanN Hog NInrket.

AUdnD, Jda, l3.-lO.O0O dressed hos arrived ut
the Central Railroad do ~, this morning, or Albany,
Boston, md New York, Buyers fer &c. iNr the best
light, sdcs-e.iOG, at ! II for good lut5.
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The stnte Treasuryship ImbrosIIo.

IlLdHb Jan. Estate Treasurer Lewis tliB
mo7Iiur tool. Possession a. the h,uk- aud papers
of the Hcn-'trei'> ohico under Judge P,skl1In's
order, Nj. DuI-hcimcr making no further oppysi-
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NJ. Summer also spoke In svr Of Mr.. Lanes
right h. the seat
The Senate wen, into Executive Session, and sub
stquently adjourned
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T..0nto, i'h.-Thc oli Government House,
Lately occupied hy troops, was burned yesterday
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From Washington.
BRITISH SCHOONER DESTROYED
by A FEDERAL VESSEL.
Interesting Details.

4 SCHOONER FRoN NASSAU CAPTURED,
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The Approaching Advance of the Army,
and the Auxiliary Expeditions.

The following letter received yesterday
morning, by one Of our prominent citi4ons, ls,e-
shadows the various movements to which this
Journal has frequently alluded
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Val inGtoH, Jan. l3.-The Glowing commuui-
tuu Ls- been received At the Navy Department
ON L, umUdlrC Dupont, commanding the block
lin. eIua1Y.,n. .i tho southern Cu1st
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Nvw.Yonk. April . 1854 :
PROPOSALS for PRINTING The MINUTES

PROPOSALS for PRINTING The MINUTES
i uni DOCUMENTS o. tie BOARD Of SUPERVISE r.
Tor she ,.sf luhA -
proro,n'. VIII - received q the o-- n the Glrt
ofie Board 81 supenisoss No. Cry Hail un MONDAY,
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