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HE LIFE HOUSE, ~ ULDEN ZINES w ngr
join Admins va. chosen Pres4sut ul this kp.
public, ms vic wrote TO MIN , 49,
" HN feelings axe not tlo~e ~ url1e or esten-
auon upon the OCCASION. Tey are ,olemuIz1l
Hr sense q t.I. n1u- Auons. tive IMPORTANT
trusts and HGMeTGu~ duties connected with r
That YOU may re enGb co 10 discharge them wit
nonor TO yourself. with Justice lud lmpartIaiIt7
30 your cuuntg am Win satisfaction 10 TINS
great peop.e, snail be my daliY prayer.
AND when about 10 retire from public lue enc
wrote 20 her son tnu-
" Neither my habIls nor my education or N
cilnauOns have led Inc To an extensive stvie o.
living. 80 that on mat score nave little u
mourn over. If ! did not rise with dignity
can at least tall with ease, winch is the more
dIthcuit task
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with the exception OF some parts OF tennessee,
we vet nave received Dut slight eYilenee IRON
any portion Of the seceded States OF real
hearty loyalty There are many wto are ready
to shout Tor the flag that tor the time j. IL tue
ascendant, and that Is something gained. out
until a more practical ano STURDY loyalty than
tins IS developed. tnere will be need OF exhibit
ing Tue pa1ern4l authority ana power, as well
as the paternal kindness ana mercy Of tie Gov-
erumeu-
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COUNCIL 81 CENsoh- The RUTLAND hera.G
has made . far proposition TO us, On tne sut
Jaci OF the e disaareeinE calls Tor state Con-
yentIon 10 Nominate ). ticket Tor Council of
Censors. 1t offers To dBdw cute with ne.
and mas appointed d" Itaash - of the Pavilion 10
ac5 tor the Herald We nave called 1T the Pa
WHOM, but = haash is out OF town We THINK
the heraia was iaIr, AMI Inasmucn as there was
d possibility That 1t mig ht nave won the cut >,
notwithstanding our politica thlmble-rig-
eIns," we nave concluded 10 give it the benefit o.
that chance, and TO treat II as winning We
alter our cali accordingly, anu make it CORES.
pond to the one in the Herald. and none others
will treat the Convention at Burlington on the
l2th Of March. as we shall as the legitimate
on
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= BRAVE bef.-A 81. L3H5a CORRESPONDENT OF
the New 4urE ward. rlIa.u= The following ill.,
cIdeuI o. t.. fa~t Henry DomDarumeu,
An eZaluule q. almost surarnumau endurance
ana srlril. as related by Dr. 0orhles vt Aiisei.-
slpp. gentleman far 100 intelligent ana skill
lul to he engaged lu such q cause otherwise tnau
N alternating rs mIse!Ies. is as follows
W hen at tne commandment OF rort Henry. d
Young W lsconau Dov. who had Dv some mean,
been mace d prisoner. mad lis arm shattered Dv
bali from our gunDoas. ne was taken To one
OF The huns, wnere DR. oUrhles attended to
nm. tie had Just Dared the bone when an enor-
NOUS sneI. came crashing through the nut The
little fellow without movlu- d muscle. talked
VIII nrmness during the operation OF sawlnr
the bone, when another went piungiup close nv
then. The Doctor remarked that il was get
ting too not Tor MIN. and picked the BOY no m
MS arms aud carried him into one OF the bomb
proofs where TIE operation was completed The
only answer 81 the Aortnerner was Ii Won
tnInE tnls hos, u VIII be a aooc deal 10 hot for
YOU Dv-auG-h- 90 And. SAYS the doctor
should ike 90 saa taa5 30, again lac is the
nraye,t LITTLE elIow e'el SAY
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ever p''D tnc A'u0Vu lhlue u hie-nappiness
nc p'aAit4 ms vineyards, anu maze orchard.
ana eafue'a ne planted trees oI al xmas ot
run He n!'ou MS paiace with servants ano
llaIue"s' aAo gathered ineh-slpgefs ara won
eh singers ahu the delights OF Inc sons OF
iAeA' rs musical instruments, anu that of all
sorts: ne withheld not from MS heart any loy.
! or whatsoever las eyes desn o4-tnus be SUNS
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Official BuI-e.-.

j. crueIc4 FRS. Iaas >ucc.4. aa1.
s-4A u. 1870 . rsous. one o NATHAN. .4.a
t1e other IN civil lille. he alpJlnJa. 90 .4-a0
tae case O. the ogale prisoner remain.
iae mLlIary custody o. tbs ~nI,,- >u.-.
- le erInlH Whether. Iu vlaT D. I'll. pu.
sa,otT anu tie existing reDelIIoa. ca-e sas-
oe discharged or remain m military cust.ur.
be rcmandeu TO the civil tribunals lu- tito.
'Heconc. that MAJOR 0eu. John a. uN e
manning IL Baltimore. and tie Lor. hd"a
llerpont Of New lork. na. ana tncy nar."-
appointed commissioners Tor the uurp0,
mentioned. ano they ar authorize t1 a-al1.
here ana determine the Case atOreS.l- = l4'
anu, u "a summary manner al su>a times ii.
piares as IN tnrlr discretion ihev NAV d, palg.
by order OF the Presideu
EDWIN ~. -TANTu..
secretarv = va.
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Ullonlsn Sout

We near m4uA, as our armies advance. OF the
exhibition Of UnICu sentiment 10 portions Of
the seeded STATE. The expeditions UP Tic
Tennessee river brought to light very gratlfy
ing state OF public sentiment That vicinity is
'lowey.r. somewhat OF exception IN Tnls Re
spe1l. and 1t VIII Oe unsafe To conclude from
TINS proof that there Is 10 be no difficulty IN DE-
vaIOuIu- q Union sentiment anon all hut pht
leaders Of Inc rebellion. with the appearance OF
the Fedora. troop, The dlspatcA from tbs
Chicago Tunes. giving the experience of Its cor
respondent at CIaTKsyIIle. SHOWS u5 the other
sI4a u the picture. and though VIC 10 moi like
10 believe II. We nave heard nothing DO contra
are II from JhaJ particular portion OF The STATE
And ia view OF tAis We must regard lie surren-
Der Of Nashville, or rather It's abunQunmeut bv
t-s rebel forces, as indicative u. Il desire 10 save
prly4le property from the Inevitable destruction
that awaited 1t il STAND was made there, lu-
not as showing 4nv Willingness 10 submit e.
cent TO the super Or iorca ol .Ae Eeler4l arms.
We 90 hot near from Durnsides expedition
tu-t Ia the portions Of North Caroline which
ii has visited. i has witnessed any decided ez-
nlbItions Of Union sentiment. 1t mas found
people alarmed. ana wlIiIn@ 10 hang ont the
white fa1. bul 10 great Qiacritv Oh enthusiasm
mas been shown IN welcoming the stars and
s5riu. From Gen. Sherman division al Port
hoyal. anu along the coast OF South Carolina
,aa news is barren OF airy greeting Tor our troops
excert that OF IA enemy And from the Gull
oil Mexico the same report reaches u.
A. h-s- We We're led 10 bslieve that Governor
.larrls nad assembled the tennessee Legislature
i5r the purpose OF annu.lIng Ebe secession urdi-
nancas. aud unconstitutional laws enacted in
Alu al rebellion, bat iaie news leads us 10 d less
aopeiu Conclusion. and forces us TO believe that
Governor harris anc his Legislature vii! rather
be industrious IN Efforts TO strengthen the arm
OF treason. snan TO ala lhe FEDERAL Government.
The Governors O.. Alabama and Georgia have
alreadv called Tor twelve regiments from each Of
those States, ana threaten to resort 10 i draft,
j. tuar s,1ull become netessarJ, To Ill up tao
rams. Inc necessity OF ih.s threa. proves SOME
thiar against tas popularity If treason at
noua. 10 he sure out 1t may be no more sIgnli-
can. than .na clause IF our own laws providing
Tor draft ~ case volunteers 90 not enlist WITH
IN the specified time, and 1t would be unwlse to
argue from 1t t..at every man VINO will not vol
unteer to Tight is Unionst at hear.
There Is danger N trusting TOO much to q
simple acquiescence in the presence Vi our AZ
mics. constituting 1t as proof of desire to re-
turn 10 the protection Of the Government -
There. no doubt. are very many IL ali parts Of
the south that will stop considerably short Of
dvinr In the last ditch - IN defense OF their
treason preierring rather an amnesty which
shall pardon their offenses and leave them their
pronerty and whatever such Kind Of Unionism
as worth we shall prove as We succeed but
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l0uTa All aastl

Morn tEcclAMALIa-- The telegraph brings
as q hint o ION. proclamatl On issued nv Ger
burnsuo aud Ila.- oi1car 1oldsborougn ot toe
Roanoke Island expedition IRE proclamation
was addressed 80 The people . North Caroiiaa
anu makes assurances 10 ioI,ovs
The Governments ASKS 0av tna1 Ils author1rv
may De recognized. ano we repeat. in no ma
1854 or way does it desire to interfere win vour
laws constItuuouaiiv esraollshe4, your Instlta-
lions OF any KIND whatever. z9u4 property Of
any sort. or ustges III any respee..
AS 1t STANDS THAT guarau1y may be regarded
as rather stron- ID occurs to us that 1t would
nave been as well 10 nave limited these assur-
anees 10 lovaI men and those VINO h4a always
been loyal, toe. " trust the Government not
only mas a desire. bat . verv decided purpose
10 make the property Of rebels pav some Of the
burdens OF TINS wa AND wouiu ut il be as
wei to sJop making DrosestaJlots ana assuI-
auces To tae re - ~, whAt tna Government,
oJes or does not desire TO 90 in the prosecution
oil line VA Inc Nation II engaged III putting
down rebellion. ana We trusts going to nut il
DOWN. i II il compelled so destroy all rebels AM
coAhsea'e u. taele proper f. and interfere WIN
ln4r institutions. aua unset tuqlr usaces Of ever
klI4 AM description. ana the iewar proclaim
lions II maEes II what It isu.i going to ao. til.
fewer o. ITS own voras II NAV have TO eat n-
and b.
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IRON WASHINGTON

Feb. ~ Senator Wilson b.-. r-,e-.
MN from the Military Commute t..a
amended retains the main features for r,-,.
Hsnment 81 Il military Iouuur-
Ii is understood that the nomination ..r
tenant General Scott as Minister t.zgr..o.,-
to Mexico. made By lie 1-raaluoat r4r...
view OF rne iorelen complication. v...
country. mas been Withdraw L.. mus.
male trends of Gen. Scygg say l.... p....
urscIaung the nIgh honor @ee 1.- 3. u-c......
be is reluctant 10 unaerllsa suea cutie.
count only OF tie preseui slal4 u l.is IDEAL.
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HENRY d. WRIGHT of Co. Il, 9th VermoI
Regiment, was severely wounded recently !"
the discharge of his pistol, while putting 8 ca
uIon 1t. while the muzEie was careiessiy poInte-
towards ms BODY
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by the recent apportlonment of Inc members
of the House under the last census the whole
number Of Representatives in Congress is liked at
24l. Vermont retains her present number,
three
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Ia this way, lie pays

fERsoNAb-t1on. 4. unison howell of North
Troy, was confirmed by the United States Sen,
ate fenrnary 18Th. as Commissary O., Suhs,.-
tence with the rank of Captain -Burlnolo,
umeS '''tp'O"
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WANT az UNION EEE1Ia4 ov I'll CuMBLE-

MANI oF UNION EEELIas oN TIL cuIILE-
EI} Ai.
CHICAGO. tal..--- j specl.. ulsu4l4 III
Gainesville ra the Im.e ID tuls al-v gives
following gloomy ACCOUNT OF tAa STATE u zee.
among Tue ueuulg There
II says unal rhe7s ls Dut ouo Union man. Ill
n- Is SHY years ol4. or be wou.a nave e
allied Ioue aaU. t1e ALSO saws TIA. laa .a..
!eUt OF success viii he ID urIve The peo..- u IL
nessee 10 the mountains anu render them ues'
TAt-. There is no. SparG q. Union lat--
mere ana no one pretenus TO QIsguisa the las -
The people OF ClarksYjI'e ri9-v II secession. b
II the same lime aye tiembIng les. Tia 1av
snou.Q be Durnel There was Il large uual..
o. reLeI stores. portion OF Wuloa VIA car
Oh and the REMAINDER oesUroye. --- ID
leaders shipped thousand Negroes las e-
IrUE4 CIarksyLlt
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FIRE IN PAlNEsyiILk,-The barn and duell.
ins mousse o. Thomas Coon near pa,resyilIs
y. Sc we're destroyed ny fire during the . ME Of
1"rSl4Y n,sh' last Loss Deuvy- lnsured f,r
ABOUT S40O.-burhnqton Yvaes 'eu 'o'
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PRESIDENT Llnco Is son. Thomas WIN b
been Ill Tor some " oeks is much better. anc
is now hoped will speedily recover
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FROM CALF0RNIa
Irun4 CIarksylIl

san francisco. ret. ~. The wea,u.- j, r
-5.. Dul the lale severe rams nave Iu,araa
communication with lDe count. Mu~. +. +.
streets OF SACRAMENT are naylsaa.- II ST.
B1at-
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ftb. = STARK case was taken uu
ho"aro poke 81 length ugairsr star
The Senate ADMITTED Air stark 81.
IRON Oregon, yeas. 70. nsvs H.. Nj. o..Is
pearcd and took the oath
MT. tesrco, reported IRON the Com q ~
terence on the civil appropriation bill az.
10.
Inc con1scatlnn bil was taken NJ :
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THIRTY SEVENTH COTELLs.

HOUsE
Messrs. Deiano and Harrison spnEa .n t4'
OF Mr. LOOMS against MIR. / ptou.
MI. Dawes OF Mass. concluded the debate
the IaLter SIDE
The House declared y against 80. tina. y
Upton was not entitled to the SEE.
On motion OF MI W asnuurn. iron t.a q.
ernment Contract COMMITTEE. q resolution 81.
adopted, calling on the Secretary Of Nar
communicate 10 the DUu-- the report ao"
iespuhdence q jau commission sirt'rs
LouIs. Tor examination o. rae claim, g"".
~. y. affairs 10 the Western mlIta.r de"
iA-Ar. AuIuurl
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slh5Arr sclrs h Carlisle, Ryder, Boston for dsors,
NEW LONDON, Dec 2s--s.d, bark Arab, Church. Hafis
and Drsslstion Islands Z +
NEW HAVEN. Dec 2-An bark Reindeer Wellington,
NYork soop Mary Eliza, Willis. - CID brig 0,Osge.
Perkins Por . Rico.
pHILADELPHIA, Dec ss-Arr steamss'p ssxo, MAJ
hews, Boaon brig Corrs Ann. Small laurmO aid bfI8s
Adacan tBr) Casto Lisbon for orders Nellie Moe, Pike
Irinidad schrs Water Which, Hale New York; WI colye.
Rssner, New Haven.
LEwEs, Del Dec % II AMThe ship Grey Esle for Ral
inore lett The Breakwater early this mornif me bark
lie md, from New Orleans ia to-day an 10 a. anchor
In the roadstead, awaiting orders.
PORTLAND bee 22-arr ship winona new); Lant, or
and from Newburyport Br bark Jane I.o,ten; goodman
bedford, Il steamship Chesapeake, WliA ~ l1fA "a
ship q Blane,nrd tnsw q Yanouh ~ - sosns 'ons''
PORTSMOUTH, Dec 22cid sehr rRn~ Hamilton. rhna
delpha.
fueg.s for Boston.
PROVIDENCE, Dee 2S--Aw ses,er FA,eoner joues
NSork. Sid. schr Almra L Burdick .lk lnilniti
bAN FRANCISCO ec?2-Arr si.s Auahpo. .,,sttheWs,
Nfork; Hoxie, Crazy do, Sid 90 ste"hshV "rfmann
Panama.
In poot 18th, ship Haze Holme chartered 10 proceed 20
ha2atlan - lead dye woods for sIork 81
El1abelhport.
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sshsynK a,ss & Mckay chsrloo'o~n. Is days with oa'.
SIR ce1epss ss. saiter, 81 Johns EF % days. with
schr Morning Star lBr. Miller Halifax "A days, with ash
| schr r Bennett Irving. Port Royal days.
Schr Sea Lark, Snead, Chnroteague, days
Schr Fred Shcerer, Sheerer Georgetown, DC. days.
sehr Newport. tn ner, Berltn days.
| scbg rownsand Williams. Philadelphia days.
Schr Lion Furnish, Rocklsnd
| schr Hlswatha, Ingrahan, Rockland
Schr q w Glover Wheeler Rockiani.
Sehr Western Lght LtehhelI. Wollaset for Tan lgier
Echr NJ Louis, Poole Boston Beaufort NC Put n for
REPAIRS having on the ih inst on the Highlands, IN eae
NV sails load hui,val stow and
frosibtten; was blown on has had heavy
since
schr Triton, -, Pan River
Sehr Geo N Smith, Smith, Providence.
Sehr Gaston, Iisines. Providence
Schr Amanda. Kelly Providence.
Schr Fair Dealer. Cox, Noi.irh
Schr Pennsy vania, Ladd Norwich.
Schr Juno, Wallace, Norwich
Yscht Bessie Linnel, Hyannis.
Steamer Diamond state ~ transport Nickel Washing
ton. 70 u QuartermAstef.
steamer Pelican, Young. Providence.
BELOW
NovJ.
Steamer II Bowman; ships Coles Lydia; barks A
bries Prmrosc Alma " Kirby Boreas Herald aIi Br,
Moodey, Proridena tboth Hob Atlantic Ocean yravalert
Smith, LusLa, Godfrey, l. Brdsall VI Bramhall Jos
Crandal Eclipse, Arctic, Vapor lIavens Predmoe,
Rebecca, Harriet, Montrose, Yorktown II Gushing
Also. gunboa Connecticut with the battery Montauk
in Tow.
Wind At sunset Ssw.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BLAcRwooD-SMm. On Wednesday, December "a al
Christ church, by the Rev. +. c. Ever, DR.. WILLIAM
BLACKwOoD, OF Philadelphia, 10 EMMA JEROME, only
States Army who fell at the battle Of FL Molina del Rey,
Mexico.
CRsrADoRo-CoRRGAL.-on Tuesday, December %, at
the BRIDES residence Brooklyn, I. d. by the Rev. Mr.
Pillsbury JOS A. CRsrADoRo, OF New York, to EMMA f.
CoRRIGAL, only child Of William and Frances Corrgal Of
BroOklyn, T. d. No cards.
FoRD-HewK-On Tuesday evening, December %, at
the Methodist Episcopal church. by the Rev. Alfred Cook
man. r. H. EoRD, Of Danbury, Conn.,, to EMMA, daughter
Of 8. D. Howe Esq, of this city.
LANDoN--PAasEz.-On Tuesday evening, December 20,
Q. Niddlston, Of holy Trinity, GEORGE w. IASDoS TO
EmY n. PARisnS, all Of Brooklyn. No cards issued.
Warrington ID. c. papers please copy.
IUBoD-ZwKRGIUe.--ln Brooklyn. on Tuesday. De
ceber g. at the residence of the brides father by the
Rev A. Paddock, vALDFAR +. LEssoE, to ErIxNoRE L.
zwxaaus, youngest daughter Of Julius Zwergus, all sf
MnWm-BnRs.-Ou Wednesday, December "A, at the
Church of the Memorial, by the Rev. T. r. 4. Cool.
GRoHGE 8. MlRwN, Of Milford, Conn., TO Miss ANNA E.,
second daughter or Samuel H. Bysrs, Of this city No
Vnrcu-RHopm -On Wednesday, December ~, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. c. B. Smith
CHAMxs W. vHpCu 10 kNAsTATIA W. RHODES, only daugh-
ter Of Josiah Rhodes, all Of this city No cards.
vRooN-RDpIE.--InJ Jersey City on Tuesday, December
-, by the Rev. D. II. Riddle, u. D. GuYsBEsr bocARS
yRoon KATE b. daughter Of the onciatng clergyman
wEsIERrnlp-RADpoRD--0n Tuesday, December q, a
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev j. r
Newman, Of the Washington square Methodist Episcopal
church. JAMES W. WEsrxAEID 10 CARRIE eldest daughter
Of Lewis Radford, ESQ.,, oil OF this city.
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Nv ms shade higher pus iess active, with sales OF
55oo.hcls at Al 80 for white and 81 81 u ~ for
red aber Western, Al 25 81 81 for Milwaukee CLUB
ana ,pprng, and 81 20 81 21 for Chicago sprns,
anu ~ amber state Corn was IN livery Iequess
and wea,cr with sses Of lac, 900 bushels mixed
Wcsefi ID, rs &c. FOR sound CSC. 76c Tor unsoun~
and hea md soc SIC FOR white and yellow western
bsbc Sc PC af saes s,s Tsrs Sope Haps oues al ssc
a7ic.
C'SniEse dull but steady
~ "uet at 2sc. ~ iic iG MO, o.. ~ ~,
3oc z Jec. aguayra and Msracaibo, and 2Ie' aZisc'
iof y. Dom With small sales reported
,pva WY irm at Coo 6yac 70. ,aa s,a,ss
Win niore and sales aud rcsales OF ,1oV oa'e1'
lisil were AZ former igures.
iREioaIs.- marset Was dull with 522 vessels Of al
descr'p,iohs ~. The engagements 70 liVorpOoi ~.
cluded goo eohr at Is. Cd, 80 packages pEoymions
az 32s Cd. Aisooo packages Wovsions ana ~ @ tons
clover seed on by steamer. 10 london there wers
taken 100 bus yrain At I'D. and Aeo bbs. ra,in =.
ss TO Hayre hwere shipped 100 packages la - -
at sUl and 80 io,vy pipe and light hid, ana ""
TO Belfast with ~ Bushes wheat at 1od.
rktI oon.ihuea Tive at unchanged prices
nAY.--Nor,h rveias I in fair reuaes, at 7oc ses
mostly az I5c. for hlno lots
I.ois--N v crop w Ia fair demand Al lIc. Ass, ss;
ls.siss sa.sss. scaaasd % y hhas. Easrsa
Island at Gle. a BIC 80 bis New Orleans ~ 5SSo
35c. and " hlds. Cuba uscovajo on P.t. "a
sia IS for mc 'n Isl s. +. = 'sa sa 20 Tor prime WI
sales OF 500 bb- al sn,ned In demand, and faIel
were made q aio Dl & IL 70 sla f,r aip aud s 81
s1s Tor extra moss SO bss aud tsrccs Of lard why
I,Dsfu * sl9s o.sSs sasIs ais a. asc 81 s
gsS and lsc 2os as'"." cseess ruled q,is
I0c q i3c.
RicE duh at former es
SALT was heavy ~ p'ce, wing been less sought ~
Sass were Inactive, owing , the scarcity II dessrah
lots vhch were held hrnly
srgtRe were quiet as osly NJ hhds New Oresf
found buyers AZ CSC. lie.
love. 49,. q. 90
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
CITY COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

NHpyrsDAY, Dec. A-0 J.. -.
AsHrs were inactive at c for pearls and 7Jic. fos
".
spxApsrrfys sThere was more inquiry for -four 70 day
more arnness in prices Of low grades The receipts
g very light. The sales embraced 1000 bbls State
western, 600 bbls Canadian ana 900 bbls Southern,
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY, Dec. 23, 1861
Ihe receipts Of all descriptions OF live stock a, all the
yards hcludug the Bergen N yard) for the week are
as follows
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
Marine Disaster.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec ~ 1852.
The schooner Nancy J. Bray.on, OF Providence, Law.
sou from New York for Philadelphia, with hundred
and seventy tons o gas coa was through by in
Delaware bay, on the 22d nst, and sunk.
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
S HIPPIN NEW S.

ALMANAC nav YoRK-THs DAT.
RisIs.......... = NOON SETS eve III IL
N sEIs................ 50 HiCn WATER.