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Arrived.

e,..m.hin IIniou wilson Havana Nov IS. and Hilton
Had 81 C. 18Th n'dse. aud pass. 20 Hsrgous Co.
sbip Maria CaIks Hilton Head 80 hours, In ballast to
insster - 80, d. q. -
ro,l 10 master Nov H. ia t<. Ion =. pissed bark Ahce
of Bo,,or bound E. 10th % SABLE 'sud parsed Br bark
Ot,sor, from tiliisK. q,
Lar. H..u Augusta DR. Of Turks Island Cats Port au-
Prince nov H. snd ST. Marc 4i iot~ood coffee and COLON
70 B ,Si nsuasa E.s, Baachs Ship Island 10 days IN
b.lla,t ~ HiIsn Brunsr
B,rs H. Wn.rman. Elliott, Providence days n ballast
10 Ba.se.tk Ku.5~A 49, =. ~
1dr L,dy Warrington (BI) Morrison. CORVALLIS n. 8,
"a tsy. potatoes TO l.. |. Nsvius l. son.
BIg 4 +. Lsrrebee, Cole ProVia. nee : days
beh r. Raymond Thompson Cufacoa Nov ID. salt to J.
Smith Sous. Sailed IN company win brig nellie $40" e.
pie Tor Philadelphia nav % lat 20 81 Ion ~ 3, spo~e
blir j. " ea;, from Turk l,s1t Tor Boston. .
solr Marslr,' DI tbr) Dill. Lingan C. b. 10 days coal
;chr l'a9m.s Joaonon, K.nney Salem days mlse to
senr Dgo ,of rhideiehial. coos Neworle.n' 10 days
schr Jenny Lind Cole shuee, ~ T., - dsy', 'par' to
SIN Nln.rvs Wilson. Fall Piver days
srhr KosaD.h Roe. Burgess. Rondout for Boston
schr A. J. Bird. hirnch, Rondout for boston
snhr Mary, Saw ~ ilandoui foe cwhurspor
schf " William Bnrn,n. Smart. Bangor days. lumber
gcir. Caroline, HAL, Boston ier beunOfe.
echr Y. A. ApIlrton Brown. Providence days
m Flayoia. rissret. frovncetoNn ioE fLhsde PhiA
sehr Flora Kelly barnstable 3 df"A
schr BIoAdheld smith, Providence.
scbY Saah J. BnsLt. swift Providence.
schr Mary Ann Bryant, Joasspori 9day', lnmbeT
sehr Hurd Sow. Ropdout for Cambrdgeport
Sci r. Onward Leland, Eondout coal ioI Newbafypcrt
s.hr D. A. Heath. Small Providence.
bysp Mount HeBs, saljIaS, IsaSssH . sJh
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The German Opera at Old wnIlneL's.

BENLFII NF HMM H-NpcHN'"'
We call attention to the announcement OF the
testimonial benefit Of the conductor Of the German
opera, to take place Dec. II, &c. Heir Anschutz is
in various respects an extraordinary musician. lie
has wonderful organization for his most difficult
professional business. He is as leader, a master,
equally of musical analysis and synthess grasps in
tuitiyey every toe most reconcile meaning; brings
immediately order out of chaos; and among all his
Contemporaries, there is but opinion Of bis i'm
mense talent. We are indebted to bis great labors
and talents for the organization Of the German opera
II so mpch be achieved as a commencement on a
.ms scale, We may expect greater things on large
scale. Then let Herr Anschu.z 10 rewarded for &c
taal ami prospective reasons.
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chipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK .........DEo >
Cleared.


c,.smshps-Pcra iBrl. Lott Liverpool, L. Cunsrei ko
suoke Thompson S-w-Drenus via Havana.
sbip-A.ahurscr nrsdsh. London. g. GIianel
BAt,-Terss. Stevens, Washington. WAX man, ninon
Co Zuf,einenLe,t Pmss niuse. b-lfss Euneh. Meack'
W.o6t: Oa.sgs, More Maueiiles Moore Henry Cans
da fnorw Joga,en. Lvsrrool fuueh. Mcincke " endi
Bloomer (swed.l. Eusn, Esneilos, Funeh. Mene4e 4
Wrutt ,,u
Biig,-PenrnIn tBr.). Cony,r.. Dsrmut, Middleton G.
I1s C. Cpfu-.y Mcclellan Ntw-Oflrsns, Robson fo.dts
Eu.pire Mccullough. Washington, Nsseinan hmon Go
A. gu.ts Su0ut. hu.,.s. Moore hrnry Dion bfadnu
iyrl Brown $ Jaso j. r. Word Co. Ocssn Pearl tbf J.
DrIter CG,scon h. r. Dewoii Msfy EoDJ Orb uIe'i-ian
Detnsfsra J. Douglas. - ,
sehoonsr.-G.-rgisns, Tsel East Greenwich r l. d. d
St.auan, Smith, Phi ad"ipta. herlN ABBOTT ou-ard
Lr.nd, Sswburyport. Mass F. A. Conkins ssp.r Me-"
castle. Del Hound, Suow, tsmhil ,eP.u Msm Wini.w
Arthur, Haskell. PHILADELPHIA, a.. l.. Hatch A. j. BIRD
rf.ueh Boston John tsdws lsaer Clayton Phisds phs
Janr. Butler Johns Fortress Monroe. r. J. Campbell r.
soeor Robbins, New Bedford. Cicero, kechoin, fhiAfol
ehl, Henry Plys5n Cfow'l, Eesbctiord Joha Douaaee
Iloe rhiladelph.; h.yl,~er neu ballast, H. T. Buck
Co. Minerva. Jedeoon. Pm sdepli.; j. SMITH N,.ia.'
Ph.delphis Harriet heel. II lusaton Portsmouth,. r. H.
Auiauc~ Niism, PLialsphii
siogp--smsop. c,ininz. fhlate phia- . $50
s.esil-u L--ssla Stevens DossheHy, Baltimore, " "
Bruno, Fosler. Baltimore.
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1862. THE 1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL hAiLkOAD,
with iis connections Forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
YRou NLw-YoRK TO THg PKisciPAL WsslERs CiTIEs
Eight train, daily from New ork 20 Philadelphia, via
ALL rusoI''H yi IA FOR THE WEST BY THIS
NJ" ROUTE LEAVE NEw-YORK FROM THE
FOoT OF coURrLANDT-Sr
Nv vay PEI phis the leave New
York AZ m zane time ether Evening passengers
At s D. m. one hour later than other lines
BY way Of Allentown. evening pl,sengers leave NJ.
arrive at the Northern lines ia Chicago aud all
point, 10 the NohWesi CTestine lndsna2ols Lousvils,
ST. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and all mss
points West with fswog changes .. cars.
Sleeping Cara wihoG, change, from Phlaieph TO
Pit.bursh :S5 miles and Nswfcrk Pittsburgh, 80 msa
Smoking and saloon Cars Oh al Isins
Iar. tho .sme h OH or rontes.
Ess,a.e che Ned tn 3ugh. Iransephee
Secure Tickets good usiii nsrd: ~ fit,sonrsh
WESTERN EMIGRATION. r,,
The Peunsylvaaia Cent-l COMPANY runs hls nass of
Accommodation Line which atocs coniSfaoo nVao Y.
trs,el to paItis. moving Wes.~Ird, ct sne'h." H' ~ ~
o. faro .,.ur,
BY this route .h,s Of sill descriptions can DC
"a AID from any pon, on the Railroads OF ONO nuH'
bfgcr or 10 sny port the nsvisable nycrs Of
tbr We,1 nv ..csmsfs nom !iit'enrsl T.,
ibe Freeht snd ffom any point w inc =" oy
A. p.n,ylv.n,s Railroad at all times "a favorable Is ne
sb,r h. oh. R.ilrosd Comqali's hlerc.rss ana snip
or, ntrn.tns trsnsqonsion OF Their re,sns 'h's
Company can 'ey "'i I'VE w sTSCK
Farmers aud Deseu III ls. sock val ma tns mo" 70
yan'axeous route C.pscous hads, wen sss'eo sa up
- Connections sai stestioa Il rid 10 their wants
From HarI.bIs where :" ~ De TO- ef 80 .9'
e.dog and resiig choice Oh. ed q the hill AuELr
pItIA NEW.YOkH and BALTIMORE MAkhEIs.
l. FLLiOTr, Pa,-cnse. Agent. No. Asies-a House
LEIGH Co. Freight Agents.. ur,
No. Agof-hoGfe AID No south w ilfsnl-st-
MCDONALD Il BiScSoFF, Emgrart Asents,
no. Bsttsry.plscs.
ESoCH LEWIS, General Superintendent, AltoOna, Pa
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TO ARRIVE.
Passcuacrs Sailed

4. sfers.Asp Ros.aks for Ha.ans ant S,r O'iean,-
Pm D.t.r li.mpsesd. Oscar Gu.snsr. D. A. Hideth u
n A.olroos q T. Ko..i. W. Mason, Chsrlss del Boudo
NJ Han Nrs Eliot Ars ff.sudy-sD. Mr.. snd hrs' Phneo
d. Y White NJ, M,liver n. N Branch. William White
,hn Mf snd Mrs n Re.d J c. Shiplsy A. Barton. y
Miller WIN. DuroriGss q. NJ Brown, 4 DewinG {. ID
L-srfich Car, l. G Blair C. &. blanchard. A. RaT-ri
Roslbo e. Lambert Mark shsten. Rev. T b Bacon. g. w
" hitmore r. {. bslhet L. NAL iot, Is. PIammer. A. >
n,n.a.lc A. r. Cochran Eias PECK Gilbert Montague,
Ma G T. Nhitney Aired Iirr.. Bernard Lsnnersuo.
Mode Philip Link Aslsnr sawtire. hr. Gsosvs Virgins
MITE Por Alentipe Pintsdo, ~ Pecomtsl
s,uis Mary Oeneelia John Cenoehs, Mary L. Foeess
u,eh.L J. Loxs
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Steamer Osprey. Ksnney Providence. mdse- to Ed"afd
Bynrer -,
Steamer Vim. wssdward Cundia. Baltimore mdss TO W.
Uez.L
Steamer Arssn McCabe. Baltimore, mdse. TO William
Dslxe.
stesmer Falcon. Adams Baltimore mdse to Wilsm DAB
reL
steamer Dianosd ss.e trew) -, Phiislelpbil
BELLOWS biks ani trig
StILED-Dec. ], steamship iSiel for Aspnwtl
L. g. steam tTsnsl New bruc Northern
Light Illinois North Star, j. s. Green Hazs, Savor and
other, wn troops and provisions for Gen. Bank Expedi
ton. unknown.
As1. steamship Roanoke for New orlesnsi ship Dread
bought for Liverpool.
WIN0-Sunsei. from wv
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT 'CoURT-DRo i-Bsfors
Jude BETS.
RETuRE OF PROCESS IN PRIZE AND REYLsuE CASTS
The December Term of this Court commenced this
morning The Circuit Court also opened and adjourned
to Friday neat, 1t 10 o'c'oclock T. IN.
Re.u OF process mse Ia the cves Of the schooner
O. II fHoot, and steamers Scotia, Wilson and Aggis a
prizes and thei csrGoe- and default Of caimanu sp
pe,ins order OF Condemnation and forfeiture fsr the u'e
OF the United States ordered 10 be- entered.
Similar orders entered "a the Of the schooner
Fms eized under the Conf cation sc II 1891 and the case
Of three Of channels ssiu. naked c. Is 10 aud IL.
90 sod under tie ksvsnue laws.
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coUgr CALENDAR-THrs DAT.

SUPREME CouRT-CIRcUIT.-Part Mos 3641
800 $751; $685. 1885, $751; $3.50 36I 1903 1865 3t67 1868
367 3Ta 1884, ys3 1868 1851; 1888. s6y3 Part lI-Nos
1910 1850 ios2. asa &o5a. %ot Ass 40T2. <G7+ ts tGS
Nos i72 $3.50 1885, 1919 25JS 1885 3oo .56. $50 26+
zS.s, 1897. 1894, 1914. 1850, 1913 so56 se1L
SUPREME CouRT-SPrciAL rIRH-Demurrers.-
MOI, 20 q d. 90 g. a. A l6, a. 49, s. %, 81 Issues o
Law and Fac--Nos 2I7. 2si $780, 81, 235 2't. 23L
SUPERIOR CoUKT-Part Nos. 3l3l, 3ll3
3Oi9 Part IlNos 2170 1890 27o 1857. 1853. 27l2 Tlo
2ego, al6 So. 1885, 1854. va, 25s5. 2S01. $50
CouET OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part l-Nos: lt.9
it ss 1851 Ie9s 1891 1921 1893 1906 1896 1897, 1900
!7,2 i703 1904. Part lLkos 40 1893 llg9 ss sss i-S
l7O5, lTO7, l7Os, 1909 l7ll l5l< lIl5, us, liiI
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1)ort- War0ens' Notice.


STATE OF NEW yoRK
PoRr-WARpESs UVgiCE. No. l0t Waist
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section OF tie Act passed April IA, 1881 entitled An
Act to Reorsa,1s TIRE Wsrdens Office OF the Port OF New
York to all persons interested In, having charge Of the
sab matter OF such inquiry eEsnlnaton or survey tns
tho following vessels under examination by the reit
WArdens and that the sad surveys examinations VIII ss
ple:ed within days next succeeding tn" notice. 81
beard said vessels - =. ~, +,
4 AZ E,ink,r stowe 70 - ~
Brig Ocean psoa SoIes
WIN. Ii. BURLEIGH, President
J. Arcs HSRRISlS. SeereiNv
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Disasters, &c.

BuFFlLO Nov. 70 1'61
The big loaded with sppes ard Oo tuns Of coal
for Cbicsso i. .shos or the Cands tide of Lake Ers.
tween Long Point and tho at SIZE wen. ashore while
mig beck FOR q hafbor.
Another patch states tia. the propeller Pymoah arrived
Buffalo on the uorsng OF the 3cih She on after
throwing ovs board O.6 Dbl, Of -four and shout COO bub
corn The -four went ashore the Csosda .de. and wa
picked oy the beach men ,,,u
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In s,srsAip Ur,on, from Haeana-Rsflsl Orteaes his
c,rm,u Ot..ss Ramon Domingo Fernando Jose AIlmun
- Jose Dc laws Manuel Hiqn,ue Dr.. Ccrnics Andrew
ncLesn GEORGE NcLesn, BeI jaaiis Crockett
I.ssp Mara from Iaion Ifds-CoL Ei"ei ana oto'hef
M fsifohiId.
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7 EAKY ROOFS URED.--ELLERY's PAT.
IL ENT RUBBER PAINT Que cen, foot and warranted
Nos s95 Grand l33 Bowe,y 81 Park ~ Ssy 5s No-
Av, 8 6thsy, slest, and Jdav II South 7thse Wns0ob
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EXPENSES asp psTrnATrs,

Appropriation for fiscal year ending jane 30, 1862,
si36lJ ISL II; Expenses, S,2 2J1 81 ~; Balance,
81, ilj.O2i oi-includes payment tor 81 steamers,
&c., &c.
Amount appropriated for current year So Sl4,-
1853 OF. Estimates submitted for iiscal yeas ending
20 lsh4 80 IL nsa Ai ~ O lnN-..
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sIsiArugs ALxISAo

MINIATURE ALkANAo
s,n-Gi,<s,7:o7 ssts.........s:J& Moon-Sets-. "a:
nt.H WATER IRIS DAT.
,sDdy Hook. 500 1ev. IslAnd. $50 HslOsis.. ';J
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IuSCclllileous.

A RMY TENT STOVE-Made expressly for
n the Field March Is nssd that when packed 'or
transportation with foo. Of pipe 10 al tnclossd 10 box
ches six inches deep All oihcsf. 1p'Sng
be 20 the held dsrins the Winter and Spring viii mud inns
STOVE necessity The very small 1t eccapies rem,
GERS easy OF transportation Price complete o. Gall and
examine Tor yourselves
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA AL
Ii BANY and TROY CO!HECTIN9 WITH TRAINS
NOR TIL and WEST Trains lrsve:
From ChsDbeust From 30thsl
Express and 10 ,sndp I7z1, 1921 H. aud 1881 and
Is and p 5:n p.
Troy and Albany with sleep
ing carl, 10 p M lo:27 .. m. Sundays includsd)
psie train sl5 1857 M and n:l1 and 6G7
IL M. and 5:45 D. m. pm
Peet.till train, 3:45p. m. $:t7 .. m.
Stag sing trsin, s;l5 p M. ); :. p. M
T9rrytown, f:ln r. M. ;.R m
Persons Ia Brooklyn can purchase tickets at Westcstys
Express Office No 100 Ws,hinston-. City Hal Square
and have their baggage cb,cked AZ their residences 10 ID
points tho road, sns to s. stegl s. ri g..
A. r. SsIrh. Superintendent
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9teamboats and Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.


CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
wORCrsrER, Palmer FlTCHBURG, NASHUA
AND INTERMEDIATE FONTS
The p:w s9s s%n .e.ms1. eft; e the kcrw 81 as
leave New York daily tsonesys eIceped at O'Clock m.
fsou, Pier NJ 90 Nonh Rive f,e, , Of ves,rys,.
there connecting with the EXPRESS Train for The
above points via aorwieh WoTcs,is! aoon dWorccste
Wsrees-r Nashua apd New London Ssiihern Raj rosds
Fresh. TAKEN at the Eor info.rason Inquire
of Z. S. MARTIN. Agent. on the Pier.
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.
DFNCE NEWPORT, TAUNTON. snd NEN.BEDF0aD.
Tue .pleodd steamers COM,iONWhALTH and Ply
MOUTH ROCK viii l-sve Pier no. 10 n r. oos OF Court
Freight tssen as low o. By ether Inc Oce OF CON-
pany No. lis Ws'st corner q Conh,.pd;stp no .,.
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIvkR-The splendid aud sufetoe
.1s rSEs hSros .Td sSfUapAY
oslcek 2 ~ ard lie EMPIRE srAtE Cop. BraytoD, on
MOE p, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. "%o'eiock ?. NJ
Hereafter no will be regarded secured 10 any a
plcs.t until he sane shall have s.en paid f.r
Freight TO Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
WIN BORDEN. Agent No. 70 ard II wsla.
FOR NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, and
l. SPRlNGFlELD.-Steso.erE ELM CITY .eavss PECK
SLIP q. 3:l5 Trsin leaves NewHayea gong North,
st II o'clock .. NJ Night Line The rgAyELLER leaves
for New Haven Sandy, rIcep'eSl AZ II o'clock p M
IRE RAILWAY.-Passenger trans leave a
~ follo~s viz:
Ga M. Mix: daily for Port Jsrvis
So. m, Night Express, daily. foI DusEirs BuaAo and
CsHsndsigna-
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD

NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY r. r
! ~ For Albany Troy North aud West WINTER Az
RANGENENT conmeneng MONDAY, Nov. IL iS2
For ALBANY lo:y0a N, Erpre., Mail rsa rom sS<ase
st,,an For Local 4 aims see Z me table.
JOHN ECRCHILL. Assistant Superintendent
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Arms and war munitions were surrendered; bat a
vast amount of property in lie city wa, destroyed to
prevent it, falling into our LANDS. An immense vie
tory openirg the vast reaoufcts OK the MISSISSIPPI,
an s,Iikins terror to the heart OF the whole reb l..
liop, al home and abroad il was considered the
grand achievement Of the wal. No terms Of com.
me dation can oyerstate the merits Of tho officers and
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~ r w = A.NAS
~ ADFLPHIA aud the SOUTH and WEST, vi JER-
SEY ClVY.-M.il Sni Eapres Lines e.ve New ok at
and 10 a M T. g. snd II p. D. Fare - Through acGeo
od for the South and Wet sd through baggage checked 70
I q III ard and II ?. N trans ~
J. w WOODRI FL Assistant, Superintendent
No bsesa.. vii be received trains ulless delivered
and chees ed IS minutes Ia advance of the time Of leaving
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Strategic Point Of the War in the West
Map Of tho Rebel Position in and Around
Bowling Green, Ky.-The Battle at Mill
spring-The Burnside Expedition -Impor:ant
News from Mexico, &C., &c., &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Arabia, Captain stoao will
leave this port today FOR Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city ct hsfpas.
ten O'Clock this morning
The EUROPEAN EDnoS or rin HxevD will be published
at half-past nine O'Clock this morning. 1t win con-
tain additional interesting particulars tho great Batlle
and Union Victory at Mil Spring, Ky; reliable Map,
showing the Position Of the Rsbols at Bowling Green
KY. the strategic importance Of the position, with the
surrounding fortihcatons shcsmpments &c., The Latest
Intelligence received Of tho Movements OF tho Burnside
Expedition; The latest News from all points OF the coun
try in regard to the Progress Of War North SOUTH
Late aud Important Intelligence from Mexico and re-
cord Of all interesting ha, have trauspred during
the past week.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
Sampson Low, Son & Co. Nc. ~ Iudgate Hill, London
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HxRALD
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should either buy the rolling stock or pay Tor i's uso
The Hannibal and 81. Joseph road alleges that ths
extraordinary expenses incurred In repairing damages
done by the rebels and guarding the road from iuther
injury entits II to compensation and that II compsnsa
tion is not allowed operation Of tho road will be ne
cessarily discontinued.
The Judiciary Committee have carefully examined the
facts in these and similar cases. and have decided and
are preparing to report that made grant
ing the benefit OF these roads, entities the 60
vernment to the use Of both the tracks and rolling stock
for the transportation Of troops and munitions Of
and army supplies free Of charge and that the claims
made compensation cannot be allowed by the sxecu-
tive but must be presented to Congress for
legislative relief.
MILITARY ROAD TO DENVER CITY.
Mr.. Watts bill for the construction Of military road
telegraph west Of the Missouri river is intended TO
provide for the main stem of the proposed railroad TO
the Pacific It donates alternate sections Of land, and
makes loan to the company OF twelve thousand dollars
mile, and to the United States the preference
in the Of the road and telegraph reasonable rates
Of compensation.
NEW STEAM GUN.
large steam gun arrived here to-day for which the
inventor claims great execution rspeng attacks upon
Notifications.
CONGRESSMAN ELY AT HIS POST.
Representative Ely took his seat to-day tho FIRST time
since his release from Richmond
THE PRESIDENTS LEvEE.
The Presidents levee to night was the largest and
most brilliant Of tho The approaches leading to
the White House thronged from eight o'clock until
eleven with ladies and gentlemen coming and going
Mr. Lincoln took his position in tho Blue Room, and
shook hands with those who passed him for two hours
At the expiration Of this time he took the arm Of Mrs
Senator Chandler, and proceeded to the great East
Room, and promenaded but short time, and then
withdrew from the scene. Mrs. Lincoln was never
more elegantly attired, and Of course was the
centre Of attraction She escorted by distinguished
civilian and military gentlemen. The Ministers o.
France, Prussia and Sweden were present. also Secreta
ries Seward Stanton welles and sxsecretary Cameron
and Mr. and Mrs. Crittenden Among the other notabes
present Hon. John Rose, NJ p p Of Montreal who
until recently the very efficient Commissioner Of
Public Works in Canada, and Captain De Winten, Aid
de-Camp to General Fenwick Williams who are on q
visit Washington. General and Mrs. Banks attracted
general attention The General appeared in plain black
suit. General Ftz John Porter and General and Mrs
Bcnker also among the special attractions Of tho
throng.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, jan %, 1852.
REPORTS rAvoRABLy.
Amending the general mandatory law.
Amsnding the Revised Statutes so ss TO Affect jude
ments In cases Of csctment
INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. RAMsAy-To amend the Divorce law.
By Mr. RoBERrsoSro prevent and punish fraud In the
use Of false stamps, brands and trade marks.
Also bill In relation to sales by the Commissioners OF
the United States Loan Fund
PASSED.
Tho annual Appropriation bill for the canals Of tho
state.
To amend tho law in relation 20 unauthorized bank a.
The Canal Auditor sent in statement OF tho caflu
awards made, and the amount unpaid.
,h Bos resolution in favor Of appointing three CON-
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ASse mbly.

ALBANY, Jan. %. 1852.
To day being general order day, bills considered
in Committee of the Whole.
The annual message of the Governor was taken up.
Mr. HULBuRD moved the usual OF the various
topics Of the message to appropriate committees
motion made TO refer the matters relating TO the
Metropolitan Police the Committee the Internal
Affairs OF Towns and Counties.
Mr. SMITH moved to amend by referring the subject to
special committee composed of the members from New
york, Kings and Westchester counties.
Mr.. PIERCE opposed the amendment He said that the
members from New York here as politicians to
cripple the Metropolitan Police law He favored the
reference Of all matters relating the subject
standing committees
Mr. ROYAL PHErs was glad TO hear argument in
favor Of referring all matters, where possible tho
standing committees, which had been carefully selected
Hs regretted that the gentleman Ulster county had
6t to charge the members from New York as com.
ing here politicians cripple this other
As member from New York, he should be sorry
anything done in the House which would alter impair
tho Metropolitan Police law He thought that when ths
Legislature Of the State deprived the city of New
York Of tho right manage it's own )ce and
took it into their hands, they did wrong act but
he would be equally frank and say that the Metropolitan
Police law had fought itself into favor He glad to
bear his testimony TO the fact that the police
was managed without regard to politics. Hs
would hope they not mixed the politics
in this chamber The commissioners, superintendents
ard captains pay no regard to politics. and do their duty
efficiently He hoped the matter would be referred TO
tho standing Committee the Affairs OF Cities which.
having members on 1t from the metropolitan districts
knew more OF the people and the practical working Of
the law than the Committee the Internal Affairs Of
Towns and Counties.
motion 10 refer tho subject the standing Commit
tee on tho Affairs OF Cities carried.
oRDERKD
Tho bill to amend the annual appropriation law by
allowing 100000 remaining in the State Treasury paid
IN for the redemption Of lands sold for be drawn
out and paid tho parties Interested ordered
third reading.
The bill to authorize tho Supervisors Of Kings county
to raise money for the relief Of the families OF volunteers
ordered 10 "a third reading.
10 amend the charter Of the Republic Fre Insurance
Company.
To authorize Supervisors Of Ulster county 10 pay
the expenses of the Twentieth regiment.
In relation to issued against defaung county
collectors.
No other business Of importance transacted.
Recess till seven p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly met at seven O'Clock
The financial resolutions taken up, discussed and
made the special order for Thursday evening.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
Interesting from New Mexico.


Tho Santa Fe mail with dates to the 12h IL received.
Nothing Of interest is stirring Ia the military depart
ment Of New Mexico.
Colonel Candy has advanced up the river from Fort
Craig and at the last accounts ct Beusl with twenty
eight companies OF troops He still fears attack upon
some other points than Fort Craig He thinks the enemy
reported at Anamosa there TO divert the attention
Of tho federas There fifteen companies OF edcrais
at Fort Craig fifteen OF Albuquerque six at Santa Fe and
900 men at Fort Union.
There is considerable complaint made owing to the
failure Of the Washington mails to reach SantaFe.
The territory flooded with small drafts. which oc
casiOn scarcity q specie.