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Oar WRsl iHston COrrc-p -pshdenre-lIcClrI'
Ina Nearly Rosdy-IIo will do or Die
The PIo, idsnt- Doterminailon, n, SC Sc.
WAHUyGrON Fab u IiG2

NMHISGrON, feb. u, llbS
There arc more decided signs Of activity in
tho cams Of the Potomac. | see new ev dcncos
zach diy that Con. Mcclellan is putting forth
aR his energies iJr a great plan here. It is
.sTe. ~ p. ,'le TO mistake some ,f tho move
,Li, % trl, Ni,inty. some Of tho nest di,
lnp..b,d I,rsuB in Washington, at this time,
Ai lurg 'it,Niow with tho General a short
mo .rcr. ur.n tlIa ques ion Of an ady ,n,e
I1r tie Tnbds n Virginia. The result o' ,ho
.t,r iHH wIt 81. tir'O,y II We may cr, N
.,T vhru-, n. u,l s. nlnhlc, A Huc tim /,
.c.,4. r,,t. ,ouTse, to Couallis the vast u. D.
rINols tfr Huviug told column Of ono hun
cd 'L'u''nd men up II tue enemy, as much
,rn" ~ rs,ure WI rasd TO puf tbs 'Ol!s
into bar'lv pb '1' Ia condition. Wbs1 Ill i,
ready-anl that 10 but a very short time hsuco
ten. Mcclellan means TO view the gfasdsst
blt'lo Of the war or perish in the sttemp'-
have not prucle Of doubt Of this. + has
been hls purpcse for months. lie doubtless
would have waited little longer but iOr public
seutiment, and the dangers OF ioIei, IN intorysn.
ton.
il said that Congress vii speedily plssa
law prOyicirg that the President I Il Secretary
may appoint a Lieutenant. General Of the army
who, OF course will outrank McClsllln, II any
one but N Cl"lan should receive tho appoint
m,ut Tho passage Of the mll - douDtlo-s
meant 10 niys tho President the power general.
ly, 10 raise IS ms ono over McCltll4n, or, If cir.
cUmstiIcoa should warrant IT,, to put 1t on Nc
Llalan himself Itr;h vii speedily ssttle hIt
,Iuest on. Mr. Lincoln Is fail Of actiyily-las
never IN his life been 80 much aroused 10 do
caros boldly tia. me rebellion must 5c spe,i,ig
crUSLCa hat We cdauo. afford to wei l1uglf
do II. QUD.
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TIE En.Il,h UvI,Ior, AccI,I,n,

Ihs inquest on the b dies OF the 220 men
AID hoys k llsd in the Hartley Mine, commsn-
ctd Feb 8.
William Adams one OF the two volunteers
who discovered the dead b,dies, stated that the
first two they found were lying dead on the
furnace barr, and q little further on there was
dead body lying in q doorway, keeping Il
pen. Jast beyond that wsTs at least 100 ho'
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TIctsttd,u- Inu- dnOon In Ccraaa, nnd
EFarts.

Erar'r.
The hro,rr..u GAlarrr r'r'1s lc'tots
tom Nan.h \ut or. I.t S'utt,ud, stating
tbs al tho u.ct, 40, o,o tlowd B'.v1en
Sdsruf.h And Linz riw,v commune ,,i,n IL
cut ,i. Tuo wtf,is Il ho l,,I udS1 lstt '1rir
bod, tEi al ~. .u orr o.. T. 'gU'k az Ncopme
a graf river IN thar mNuy ot 'o ~ .o0'J IN
,tH res o' tr" cit, arc cpmpict. y I1urd','d \
tempo az badge ututct5 ti' tvo p'r'iIlB 4
the ,lty, and tue NrEuNUvEu tuIUyrsruNpENr
couii not sppcar un tho ii,t o' jtsuaIy po. sy'o
tho hu'l1iui, IN Which ii v,s p.lf,d VI, II vi 4
with water. a, C"tns',i', tho Ne'kst has
risen no tot above It, uauL height a'd AZ
Halle oOsts wcro q ,ug an tlo mako, place
. afi D.uwiS ti people .In O. M he 10 'r q rtpu
from &c lower ho.t, q th,il hIls,s m .hr,
/ Tue CNEisEtuE GAzTtlE puhl,hr- a l.tt'r
/ trou Matun,uu .utoi be ed uf trufu. ., .. e..
| 'ry ,hl' the waters OF iho s.. s,.' HtU
tHls, sud that every .pH. 49, uH.HrvUf
! II NJ 10 The lleidolb.rs tttnuil 90. Tao ilur
/ too, Vss ten tot hZhor tN.l u1.t', I'D srfl'
| UHlIg. A. X k'N4Blm ia argN't bt dgi htd
| rse. ,,tlsi away ami the great d,k
| Rhei~f ountdm was hr'kon. Too NrcSV wiS
| tiled With wreck amons which barr l' tnIt,
and various domestic uiCubllh wore buU1 40 itnK
~ A W,.,hoim, tho Mum rose oEn. f,o
IN tNon'v fuu- hours, AMI paOi 10 were utyi,;,'
u = tho -t.se's m boats.
h. Fro,e ard BEL ium, tNo Ho7i4 zero q ~
| MO-, dir,s roua. the lutor country, tNo
| Nhulo valley - 'h0 MNu9o II desnlAoi, tho
! great accumul turs ,l SHOW on the Nus to1
mountains in Trance having melted very rapid
~ under tho lnuen ui the la'o rain, and nlld
wsa hct aud p-atipi tod tbonsoyos into Tia,
Mouse river. The hoods Of too 1T or strsAu
rNu,leu IS the OIrtlo tui tho Nosdre, had over
spread he vh hole cit VI Liosc ia many place
to the dep q 'eyerh foot, uiin, collars, ca
Ting - Al circulation IN tho str IL, and N
man, ii c,s uudcfminioR " ,ll, su,h VII, theii
vo.orcs. ) m 100 feet Of tho grinl qu,y o
the ca tho wore carried away with to-ribl,
CrAh AID 4 vas feared ths the ~hOlo lcng.h
with an tho warehouses AID residence, tn,
bo. dor il would 20.
The entire valley Of the VI use, from Dinlnt
TO Ma0ticht, is inunta'td, p:otontcg th,
c,allo Of Vast shest Of wale
stretching 10 tho foot e TIA, noun
tnins. 40 immense number gf houses had biet
ilo,dtd ard many curiod of farm lands ruined
aud cI.'ln droHnol. Toe rail Ways bet gear
Namur aud Dinant had been g,c,sly Injured
and b,iwson Ntmur ard IL 40 the w.tor hs
risen over lh. rails.
In France, tao department Of tho Aisno chieil,
suffered, and the Wiley ct tho Ois, IL ravag,d
In e., rnaoy, the greatest loss ooclrs IN Btyari,
ard laden Btdop,
Floois So extensive have never occurred bs
fore within tho knowledge Of the living in Tn,
| C,untIioB Inut dated.
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N A X IN T..
aINIATURH ALMANAC.
CLEARED.

buIPS-Ryening star, Robinson, Bordeaux J W
DeaIo; ltze Amtle, Nerleer, for HAvre, Boyd d
uinekon LnWnei gier, tBrl Wilson, Queensto~D 1, |,
JNcf -'n N.ll. Atmosphere, Harris, Lopden z
Morgan A. Wiley; Boa King, Barker, Ban Fraadscn,
Sutton * Co; Elise d htthilde, Noglsnhold of and
for Bremen, L UnkAfd; NJt.ebuhm, Lamb, for
Liverpool, Rowland a Rockingham Neptune. Pea
body, Liverpool, II Marshall a Go; j Mlntgome-
~, Hal utun, NJ ,rseil es, Z u Duncan a Cl.
BARk6- II l. Ringers, Howes, Montevdso Hal
l'U Latmann r. ide ~ the Sea, Pet,igreN, z AS,
H1LBgu Dc NgNe h Co AyAnos tNOTl ChristOpheT-
sou, Newport EuIcr, heincke Wenit.
BRIGS Schiller, CInbl. DunJalS, HAvemeyer &
BIunn; Mary Aun, tBrI Kelly Granada Middleton
70.
sUHOCNRRl-C d Hl.ock, Petty, Bristol. L
Keufy! TAIa Provost Stamford Il 5knbId; Il Il
R,eAeI-,n. hickers u, Gl.-csster, A Howss. Osskn
Waya B,kei, 70 q muster; j Rose Huss T. rt
Ruya, Merrill N Abbott. Rider, Whslding, Bsver-
y ua'tM O rLehas' smors, Baltimore J w
" kee; W Alien, Crammer, Baltimore. Van Brunt
s!aight, II VERY, Burton, VI l,or, VA Bruni a
slshLt A Il Wetmore, Eiwaris Baltimore, y L
NCCready ~ c. o h"sr. P'ck, sa iord.
S.ftud. Bio liraudA uulB u, Snow OIL; ii hattlnv
s., l.Lt, BAUu ,ra. Nj 10 . A-lOit, OTieatal, Dol
ny, BHltdoe7. d De Woi'
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIPS T. 3 gpnhoh Captain MiWar-
r,u, NOM My-tt 80 HJurs. W's towOd 20 ths city
H,p"I. ttafi Palmer Mystic 80 hours, having .
[ s stnAuAt IN tJW,
"Nt-'' .''..' naFf Nllbht, Tou't, L II feu osha
Wl4 7uBL W Towner uf NsH Haven.
sOHOONhRS May, Jones, -incJteSau 10 days
IL oy steis
knight, Hewes, of Can l,n, Ne fa TnnidA'i
Cubs, 0th inst with sugar ~ Miller hought9n,-
1h inst, passed fore and AZ sshf ss' orc On Cola
'Rdo's Reef apparently bus shoii tune on. was
painted hlai K had tEo topni asia and bOoms inted
white. She pressn snted the appearance OF hAVLg
been stripped OF sails was about 200 tons. Lens
banks Aretl usA, IL Hcoper, ior New YORK. loading;
MARY, Gihs do soon Edmund Dwight. Nckersoos
unc; brics a Lien Lead, Seely, for Phil.dalphiAs
40 Naihsn. Means. do nsrt day: Wappoo. rea kinE,
for Ns~ York N DAY Or twoi LeTrAnas WAds, IN
BVstoa socn,
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Tue previJns description Indicates one hull
Io 'e vessel. but th"'o are IN ofiect two hull'.
Tie lower one, Wh ch is entirely uad,r water,
is sha p AT Doth ends, Hat bottcmsd built light.
ly, std aJout feet deep, with sidss inolining
NJ nm ansls OF 'ilty-ono de ,rees to tho vertical
lina. Ihe second or upper hull, which com
r'i1es the defensive portion, has strai .nt
sdcs, ia longer and broader than the uni,r
enc, il five feet d. or, sinkS into the water thre,
iee', and is covered with the heavy iron
armJr above described. IL has no DO to q, eN
Cept what ia required to era la il 10 tit exactly
On the top line OF this lower bull both Of co Irsc,
forming the consecutive ii 70 of tho vessel.
Inc construction OF the two hulls ia such that
the upper one, the sides Of which are strAi ght,
project ever the lower oao. which /. nearly Hat
houomed, to the extent of nearly four foot on
the siie., and twenty-five fot AZ the bls and
stern. The upier bull b,iog iron plated, and
submerged three feet aud three inchea, thus
in,ly protects the 10 tom part OF th1 vesse from
injury, and receives against its invuluerable
silea all shots which can pOstibly cause dana 70.
Ihe turret has two port holes for the guns.
lts plltos OF iron comp eto'y eve'l4p ami are
fVcted to each ohcr 40 that but one Join, OF
one Inch thickness Of iron exilts at anv on
spot. \ shell p-oof llt roof of pe flrated pl ate
iron, plated on forged beams inserted six iucae.
6oWn the cylinder. covers the top. Several sli-
ding hatches I'm this cover, which give ac,ess 70
the 'op ot the turret, are perforated au inch in
diameter to give light, and arc useful for mus
ketry IRE, In cse tho battery is DO lrdad
A spur wheel, G inches in d,ant,ts II inches
iull, moved by double cylinder engine, turns
the iurret around and also tie guns a rod,
come ed with the running gear of the eugi ne,
ena'Ies the gunGp 10 control the aim. Tho
Two port hCles Of IN. turret are within three
ieet from tho deck. The guns move in forged
non sldas, across the turrat. the carriages bo-
IA Z made 10 ii. them D.. urat ly.
he battery being sharp Is, incidentally, one
OF the most powerful steam rams ever built in
the known world. The battery will be cjm-
mande4 by Lieut.. j. 5. Worien, L. s. n.
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:. THR NEW YORK DAILY sun
nv WSupscIibers regularly, every morning,
n,,.o. .x bx H4lL, FOR 81 A YEAR.
~" " Aoefasi BRAoa, HOprieter OF lie Sun,
----- NAw YOAk 0asI,
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suIPI.ING.

LrOR LIvERPOOL-OLD BLACK BTAR
L L4ne-TAs ps,kss snip AUSTRALIA, lying
., pier "a IEaaa River, sis 2lst Feb. For PaasAst
apply ,c WILLIAMS = GUI0N, 20 Fulton -,
feI QAAcslQA
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IXTAETrD-AF FOREMAN WHO UNDER
w stands tie ttat ting aud wYr'.'nl ~ ia l.tsri
loums, a. such a man that knows his busine" J.. .-
ougb,v. "a pern.nt situation and E,s,i WAGES. A 4.
DIRE. s 1, box sh5, Sun on O. ir2A 2'l'z
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De'1'se 2,Ci3,23i $3.50 l,3n, iOI
lnu'se 1uJ,sjI
The actual Amount ~ specie in the D nks In larger
than the average here given. Tue ioans decline IA
a C nl'quenco OF the sales o' tie government sscu-
rites ed 10y the bankI, while the line of comnei-
al discounts does not much vary. T.5 s.ls sht im-
pr, .f.-nt In husine,s Eui tie greater activity in
" e.. * mnik,t have Htd their 'i,eJt M s4Etsin-
u' t.r 10 ~ commercial iusnr, and also in ne
H., tome decline iu aopurt-. Tuis latter itsni his
zen ti'egl,l hy ihe rule IN the Treasury Depart
en- "a alHwIfg per cent. interest on depis
& tiutbd rutv. r. aIWn t.leut that privilege
..', u,tu ,vul,d p, aud the banks have i"'t tlIs
.fur'pr Tie mode IN which tie deI lsiiprs ara e.
tti'ir non J ulyk is MISTER Ot some Interest W
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.rt.... IL f. al. aud ..'e. .in-, I'D. ,r.s u.
~ tbu. d. r,,t,t, ..,i, rhai mel. Il cnnmu.i-a
i,r an ,uppiy. ari sur nanst.p us Win A
c,,don If troons. the enemy -x,,,.t to over
uhaIm ue IN ths, grad decisive rlnw" which
t,s Ger So lo-, ,hrsntered ngd l,Jtyed.
!" Tbs MA, is worthy the pcniu, Of A Maj
L,ror,b or Nsroleop II u h,vil1e.in.,Iy
s,,,,l5 i,us md I tIink tho Va. hoe. will fl a
:, 80 I'u.sak, s,urJi,s, ard see nos.
'rc,'.stI the lie, viii o1e.st,. BIsl, /, ia
Ksrtucky w,th nj. miyhty ho.t. waiting to
st,,,cs 'r,,', N,s,''I,7 IJioh,, d Cri,.
"a, ,i. ill ~ f.i.,t e., nes.., In.
N,'.'-,,s,l ..,,.,J,sb sig,c,
So, %. ,,. g.. r. a.,
,.'.-,. t..i mos ,L,,,. .,,,,, bi.
,,i 1,l,,,,., -. r. -, u, 4
49,. 49, ,,t ,,'-...,.',, I, r"',-.J c'.,,
~ -. ~ -
% W. I'''''E' ',,t ~. w ''' ,N
~ ,.;i.,st 81, 80, -, -,
s,J w ,h..',''. oN' /, ,,, ... ',.,
~. ~ ,.'..'. ''' ''' i .'''
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MARKETS
Os,osio usrS.p

DssD usdo usFGvU
" uday, fsb. ~, 1883
Arri.rA .-0r,-'ains,N $40 . 5pi.seuCo1 81 Z %
s. 4~tn-, u'.4 % its.t.. g =
AehtA.-aA -s futs, % 5fH 4 srs, - y
CorpEA-I.NFn rpfuad tng,t " = ss3c-
ktY4V d sNt.t. "a fdl.qtIH - 0hN
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TIC export has embraced about 100000 In
sransl luuhl,uns I, Havana tt sayaT. Tao rs'
ma nder Of the export has been mostly American
,oiu h. l. ir,p2. 4 rates of cA han % have hIc-
,uatel great deL under tho speculative move
mrnis Of the operators some of those operate iur =
All fr che sanA tea.oi that 0iuers operate for rse
drowing different conclusions from the same lre'
mis,s tui all vory Irregular in their movements
Toe hops entertained ~ II, sdy opening OF COT
ton supply enseuder the bolid in ,olle Il "a ters
that gold viii rise and bills fall in price. 1 clIton
becomes accessible through the march oftho armies
IL will be- for gold, aud curroLt Of gold setting
nth NJ a mo mont Vhcn paper is a lssAl tender
Tie Moth wt.l cause rapid rise In the rate
The oo,sOn 20 pyrcbS'd will be shppel 70 some
eNt'Lt and the bills against will oyerstock the
market thus bringin, specc from Europe. For the
present. however cotton IL noi be- purcha5el but On
'he other hand, ~ the large amount due by the
government 10 contractors, tnne twenty millions
must be RENTED 10 Europe soon C,agress
oonirivss plan Of psymont This will be likely "
support the exchanges FOR the present II, how
ever, Involves a demand ior gold. /, is always tho
'hA, when the course OF business is diaturbsi
and tue usu.l credit A'hinery Of trade broken up,
tina, go'd IA universal agent.
Tie amount Of specie IN banks continues to In
crease by sales - the general securities, aud DO
mand notes he'd hy the institutions, Advant taxe
htng taken II the hrmentss of ths stock market 10
exchange them for the metals. The returns OF the
banks follows;
Loans Specie Cir. Dsps.
Feb s..l43 ,oasoO ,, 100 eGG G,9,IitI lio,Gll55I
"16. .ltt,gp4,l1l 2~,isP,65- 5,T73,3i6 1lO,lJrl3s
u22. 1gg gb',g5N p, >Ib,9g2 hI-Q,lnd l0g,OIp,OTG
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SFW INC mACriNtS-LADikST TAUGHT
> H. ote-a,s uu wh.s - . Wilon7 anu singers
s,~1ng mAcniacs urScti,s or fbOp wurb i-ruD
n t,s Carsi =, is9n q1'1PN
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no ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAkEkS
j wat d. god bands 1, u.sh' hsNetsi a.
sIut .ifs t. branch; aud arpr,nN'"- $50 i"N
ftls g. make roses and rose buds At home. A1n'v
a. O. Wa ker - MP stur-, '"s' 81 X
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A FLOATING FORT,
The E,Ic,sou Rettery .

The above is al accurate rs
presentation Of the Ericsson
fioatirg battery, just ccnplet-
ed, and now kn wa a. tbs
M cnitor.' IL th ps. all nav
gatit < machinery, the vessel IS
a. ,rt mary propeller, li3 toet
In lergth, Ia est beam, sri III
ie,t depth ot bold. 4 teyo.V-
irsktf, Which contains two II
irch Dahlgreu euns, is plsc d
tpOn the deck Luaf the centre
&c the vessel. This fort or
bomb. proofis 20 feet diameter
itsiSe, 10 toet 10 hsigh-, aud
eight riches Of irO4 in thick
,ssa. The hull is built u; iruu
and 10 protect ihs sides ths
vessel is covered With Que lay
er Of oak f. inches in thick
ness, auu. her layer Of oak 10
inches IN Thickness, AMI tue
whole plated With dS plates
of one inch iron. Tn, whole
thickness of the sides is iSere.
f,rs thrOo ieot, ci solid VOID
sn0 iron, exclusive OF auy iibs
or brac. m he intciior. Tncre
are no nulw Arks upon tho deck
which o. covered vi b heavy
| plato of IL H., suthci.u' to ts-
| ,isl ATTY Ell c'rg s'ct or shol
VI ich nay bo "a. own upon IL.
The ,mok pip, Il mslo v h
'clr'coiic j,i.t-, which can b.
iowet,c mo the hoii durug az
crga -,n,n' The g.r, in tho
! t..i,r ct Tue io'l arc loaded
! r.m ths iu.I,c, aud oto tr.o
| r,m esp, sure ty tbs cccmy's
ife Size p'Or,llgil! steam
tLE Lee.
Tho Monitor was Construct
ed at %" tUuilroI tai ! On
N,fk- Gteet = ut, un5't tho
up ,is'eLts.c'I TIC Gaj /.
h,vluA. f BfNAl.r.
$40 WAC lauuCtJl slo:t
tine >,.Cr, sEd retst,i = y
puiolst the Jltco tf launch
inr. after which -term wa, Iot
up ard be =, 81 ran dn- . tu
the Navy lnd, ~ Il o.tlyn
where her gu.s were put
ah, afd. Il We ti ctward1 con
t,mplatot 20 nave made 4 t'ial
mp ~ .oa, on Satu lsv last,
Lut the wss delayed, auC
eanvh L.. late on SUNDAY
night, INTEL gcrce w1i e
G ivrd from " h-hinc;o' OF ma
ordering Of the Monitor ~ once
20 I, rtr,s Monroe, who're !, 4.
presumed tha tre battery J..
b icqurcd Tor the prp,so nt on
d gagirg the Eetel iron I.tteC
B steamer Mertimsc, wrich j,
b now stated To- t'a or | .sviny
N,'f IL hathor, and t., icVor
o. the iaiiufc OF W.IVh st,H 80
. 4fn tutI'c We tu tp have 20 nd
30 l,-. ., nul, To- "a. E..'lf
..lINI.. 'u ftf -u.urs.' ~
... utf- 81. . .h i.l- ,.si
ugtuo l'ofou DO.
- 1ttNv ..I was huil lnde
To- &C.. ul tur.r,ss. a I'd
= . g., .t - E.n fI4
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SEwrNG MACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
- /, ot,r 1. on su.pr's and wler.er " Wr-ia's
seW.nr m,'rl mes, ~ an old exprranced 'e.cne''
Pfactfu 81, perfect "a military ""rS, ab IN
x.,,rt and '..-,rrue' dei shops t'ter lrNtu'rr'
frpu a. Z, 81 ~, AZ - Stanton 81. near An,u pr-
v,,. .iva,it. o f-i 2ip'iA
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XITANTRO-SlX GOOD SINGER OPERA
w turs, with their oeu ms "a, 'u ga 'rrp''l
work: unue aut hst c,aSz tl,' work need 1pp Y,
a, g. W.slins tui4, coi lr,nt -t, B.o'Eyu X. II
pADDON. le-A -'l1'
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VI ANTfD-Ar THE NEW EMPLOY
W nent on f,, 32p Flurt'. ave, bats 40 q i
9t,h 81 cr,ks, cham ermi A. nur- n, b Iu-. work
80, fr god situ.'ou'. city wpd country, u'"
r. .dy: AlsI = coachn.,u i.ni < AZ lener. '.,vs
,.5i a'I2s ALEX. RuSiE.
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SEwINC hACHiNrS-LADlrs lAu'hl
d. nt er-ts pu \ u. .r's Vince Z" Wts'u'7 1nN-
,hln.s ,, a. exI.-risuosi opera ts'ns u - -
1u NJ III is - v,dk AS me singer nscU the ~.
q 'ys 81. r.. price go, ~ Ne. Al@n -, 90. D ~
lon lasN '4ac'lNl
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Arrival O' Gen. Ro>crr.as at Nashville.
NV NcEK, Nov. ii.-a special dispatch to
III. Trihure. Ga'rd Ma hy.llr. Saws: Gen Rose.
Grams "n6 STAN arrived n. r.. issi night having
l'fs Tcw1irg Green at . o clock this morning on
'rain 10 Mi'ch'lsyliie, making the re.
r';tnrrr OF The trip OF forty miles on horse.
tatk wr'hnu' interruption from gu. rillas. The
Tor s's wrr' 'ound blazing ;he greater i,ortien
II the route and many dwellings DESTROYED
arc tfs inhabitanrs forage and stock ali gone
Il" uports about 'he starving situation Of
me rcofic of Ma hvillr were fancifuI. Thirty
t"ou and bushels Of corn and other subsian tiaIs
We're h'I' wL-n G:n. Mctiooks corps arrived
lie recent attack OF the enemy was recon-
ois aB.e IA front 10 enable MoTgan's cuerilias
ie destroy the railroad bridge. VIC lost about
3 iiilcd d and wounded.
Gen McCock has driven most OF the rebel
gu'rilias cl n back from the city. The enemy
ar" still in cons iderahl- fol CO at Murfrres bcro
htt are rrtr"a'ing rapidly Il yond the Tennes.
see riv'r, d' siroyinS everything rs they retire
supply trai.s OF 700 wagons arrived from
MitchelisNiil. last night.
Gen Roseci;ns has occupied the old haad
quarters Of Gen Eupll
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eouhterfeiters Broken I'm.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE greatest haul of
COUNT rieiting apparatus recorded for wears
was II ace o.day lay John Jenkins. Deputy T.
=. Marshal uf Philadelphia, who succeeded in
"ires'inc George White, a man OF some lrty
yeals OF age, who's place OF residence is in
hro"kiyn, and having place of business at
10. = Cedar street, New ork. under the as
siN'd q name of L. II. Erntly & Co White was
!oi nerly employed by the American Bank
Hotr Company. All the implements of the
counier:e It!nG business Was secured and a
nrnGcr OF finished plat. and vignettrs a. Also
fH"s. G IN proc'ts ct ensraving, all of which in
The following are the finished plates secured
TONNE real Bank. Glen's Falls, 50: Pocasset
Ark, Fall River, 81; Liherty Bank of Proyi-
cente. Il. J., 81: Waterbury Bank of Connecti-
Cut. s5 and SIC; Earmrrs.B: nix OF Reading, Pa.
81 CuNl lrr's Bark of Palmyra, N ", s.. and
Manufactures s Bank of Troy, n. ", IS. Roth
">faili>l me ms were broken up, and the pris-
Gnrrs halfed over TO Deputy Superintendent
l. olk: OF brooklyn, TO wall o hearing on Mon
G;:yHeXt.