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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

SsgAK-THTEvIyG.--At thief entered The apart.
ments Of Mrs. Scar, No. 81 Court street Wednesday
afternoon and stole gold watch valued at So silver
watch valued at sO, two gold chains valued ~ ga
black silk dress valued at 60, and brown sill dress
valued az $50 The entrance effected with false
KEYS The Of Nathan HendricksOn, No. $40 Nss.
same dag, aad robbed Of &C. contained in tie money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

NEW PRIZE LIST READY FOR PAYMKNr-DiSTRi-
BUTTON or THB LoD0SA's PRIZE MONEY.
A few weeks since We published q list OF
prizes ready for payment at the proper Office in Wash
ington We have since received the following list Of
vessels which have beon Sold and tie proceeds OF which
are ready FOR disbursement;
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Several Of tho leaders In tho hacas were arrested and
undoubtedly. will be held TO answer charge Of not

PICKPOoKEr ARRESTED. A boy named
jersey City yesterday charged with stealing pockee
book containing % 80 from stranger The complain.
ant being unable to appear at trial. the boy was dis
CHARGED.
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NEW-JERsEf ITEMS.

FIRg.-About two o'clock yesterday alter
noon n ire occurred in Mr. Dxons ernoibe works III
Railroad avenue Jersey City, but 1t was eAtlnsuishc"
before much damage was done.
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u1nE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY FOR

GDlI AND fisAllfal
~ ,uges,t if.in IT, shove c4PisIhi. fi ~ ~,
IirHAIIC FlLLs Ilry can - relied 90 ths ~
saie and eFoc, u f'msiy esoi otee4 90 iue lple go
lsn unvefly u.od IA Large .1i ua-y !es. VIA 80
sfeac.' sgrrets ,,.,s..-r A.. sr,c....s = ,,
S1s irslsnI rL4 cold b. Lsf Aseais, " hills Z To-
Iraualln.tt.. New loit 1919, A
U.f nar,iy. Com,ionsrs hs's aniho'd no n,in, a1i
rlesled upon tho Ooyslnsni 'iaP Aie~ - s-eH Dol q
40 .suyluo medicine.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
orr~w.iisvSn I elF5-l II.3O M l4.i5 lEE 800
CE.l. $50 $50 aud % p ~. ,,,.fr n
Ior Erd4rrort. T. oh Ii.f q N : i+''' '''h 90"
Crl $50. $50 and 3 W. I. %. 90. go -
For Ts.Ged Southport Gal Ws.iloit T. 'S' q i.i ~
: Fol soiw4l, 7. s.aO 1880 m, i2:i5 EI) 900 ILHl
Tof baden and Gieeuwieh csc 1850 m; 80 -
~ Stamford stR1l go 1850 nj AIS VI 800
HYb 80 $50 3:aJ H. p %. n, ,,..,.
FOR Pot hester aud inteImeinto t,a 'H' . ss' i'N
H. ''''' 49, C0NEEcIISG TRAINS.
vp...,, - s.,-,,A ia ~. lfI). 800 (EI), ?. u
For Boston. via Shore Line l1.lj lkrl ~ " ,.ao
For Hartford AID Springfield, tLLl H''' IT, ''|'
"Tog Coaaectesi River Railroad n m on 10 A'n'T''l
f., ulrlsra' rso,idsrcs md Fi.htm Railroad ,Eih
sew Haven New.Lon4oa aud sloaiasion A'li''i a.
Q e M, l2:l5, 3, p IA. ,..,-..,
TeT canal ialrgsd 1913 p. m. 70 Northampton
yor Iluussi 9nlc Railroad, . a m
Jor Nangsturk Railroad a m, p m ,.o -,
Iof Dsu1ury aid Nor.alk Railroad g.eD N - y 80
fr.ro,dot. Sleeping Car a'tacAet 70 r. N iiAln'
JANIS AZ. UOlI, 5apefIienieh-
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7THE PRIVATE GALLERY of MODERN

TTIIE PRIVATE GALLERY OF MODERN
l. PICTURES belonging to
JOHN WOLF esq,
IL NOW EXHIBITION at the DUSSELDORF DAL-
LEKY No. $40 Broadway, for the beneht of the WOMAN5
HOSPITAL and CHfLD'S NURSERY This collection con-
tain choice original Oil Paintings and Drawings
BY the Distinguished masters Of the English, French
German, Flemish and American schools
Admission Is cent?. Season Tickets 81 Openfom a. m
to 10 y.
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+ ONG ISLAND RElLROAD - WINTER
IL ARRANGEMENT, comuen.ns Nov, " loot'. Leave
,n.. lilo ana JlAst T. n at -! ltdsTs ani o.iaf-
wat D. sn u.9-ioT Oseculofi, aas la"ef HAHp-"I'
- u siopfns a. I'll Staten ~ lay e. a. A1e -,
.or syJslc. o. 2 a. D. u & =. "a. - foi 's"-'' "
lti 70 b %. mi eat5 -.
SUNDAY EXCLUSION tRAIS-Fof isip A. p y m,
f-, si -, topping q a. s.0us t-fe ~ TIA us- ~
excursion ra-e. -. ., Ill -.
80 4. KfA5DNLk. huPvIl ai.s-+eni
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-fOn Till ~
" - fptIIh sra Ito SOUTH and WLAT, via JER-
ety eITYLMsl and Express Line. leave he~. 's q |,
and 10 a M g. O. 1850 and IL midnight -. 70 1i
ts.s,y Accommodation rare ~ - 4housN bas
r-y. CHECKED 81 and 10 and - ana H''' y ''' '
HssAinston 6nd al end 2 D. iCi we
Va hs~-sge viii be received for any trans u,
,rd ~. - l5 llmlia, 10 ID ,anco u we ne ~ .
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~ CIGARS.
General Agency for the u. s., No. 60 Libetys. n. Y.
Dealers, Hotel keepers and parties wishing for private
GOOD CIGAR AZ FAIR PRICE,
and the QUALITY GUARANTEED TIE SAME, through
out the year can be supplied
Parties Al distance requested 20 give these Cigars
tns. Sample bOres payable delivery by Express
prices vary from l5 to So per IVo. 10 guarantee the
public ssanst spurious INIT atoms travelling agents will be
Employed The nigh price God aud increase Of tho Tariff
have aied ia the community the want OF
GOOD ClGAR Al A REASONABLE PRICE.
Th be supplied Call address tho agency
sDDye.
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ASSAULT UPON A NlGRo.--Oilcers Layton
and Smith arrested Owen Mocary on Wednesday
night tie charge u assauting colorcd named
John J.. Day by striking him Oh the head with bar al
iron mud inAicllnG serious injuries. Both par
ties worked In LOrilrN tobacco factory, Hicks street,
Warren. and the difficulty In consequence OF
the difference in color. McCarty was he'd Tor
hearing.
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Gn,useracnts.


WAN ktiBURGH O. cos
MAMMOTH MENAOERIF
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
FGYrTlAN CARAVAN
HYATT FROST MANAGER
Nos SO and 5il BROADWAY
Between Prince and Springs,s
NOW OPEN.
Admission TO sl parts Of the house. rs cents
No half price Doors open FROM 40 TO 10 D. n. Per
fo'mances at II M. aud q D. IN.
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Amneemcnie.


A GRAND ORGAN CONCERT,
"A BY the American Organst
JOHN X PANE
will b. given al the BROA DWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH
(Cor. Broadway and 3ithf,)
THURSDAY EVENING Dec. J.
Tickets 80 cents each.
Full particulars Ia future adver,sements
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IN GERMAN OPERA.
The undes med tegs 10 inform Subscribers and the public
generally that the OF the German opera will posi
lively Commence MONDAY, Now 81 Books for ne w sub
s.rpiions are now open tai Friday Nov a. at the Music
Store Of
MESSRs. BEER & SCHIRMRR,
No. 1G Broadway,
from O'Clock, m to p. for sees Of either IL "a
nights the option Of ubscnbers The Iros Of the sub
scrpon will b. either I2 24 payable In advance. Sub
scribs entitled &c reserved seat for each ticket which
may be seec ed above store but have the pry
lcge Of of their tickets for evening they
choose The tickets received must be exchanged for the
lar reserved tickets before n O'Clock the day pre-
vious the performance With the opening of the the
regular price will be- 81 80 for reserved scat Further par
ticuiaIs viii bc published in due time -
CARL ANSCHUTZ.
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Cost an0 fonn0.

= OsT-Nov. %. at Hone Chapel, or between
4 st,,vs,is and ,lor, MINK COLLAR fuzzy mar~sa
NE 6nies viii DO h6sray rewarded Dy le-'s " at NO ~
Broadway.
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Oreill cleaners.

TOR CALIFORNIA vim PANAMA. first
4 Gas. steamer W.. leave Newlork on D. g. l ~ ~
Of each month except when those dfes I'D On HieA4,
when the day Of departure VIII te the NyNpAt follow r
For ireskt rllsgc. slply - the only once 70 Bowl
IN .yfcen a. b. ALLEN, Agept
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EFT at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC , Yn
IA WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 29 at AlLl l . 80
SHAWL Tho finder will bo llualy uwsTdsd Ano IA
The utfss Of the ownes BY r,turning II t. I9o. 70 ~
bh sy ge! Of no Apclisai - ofse No. 81 i-A'A ~
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professional No.itto.

CUARLEs s. SPENCER, Attorney and
co,r,@ia =, Law Proctor ali Advocate q u y Court
30. 80 Bfoaa"sy, gov -. ~ ie'i'..y,S
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c. u: HAM
ma. lo,.f, ffot, 8 70 TO- / O. - and a. S-ysnnE
WILLIAM W. SANGER, Vi. ID. Gate Res-
w 5en, pty,.cAn Hisr.weil, laHdl ohce 40 - Chn.
en- i.e. iet.t1 Now Cy. OLico Lo4s. nom 10 -
a M. and from . ~ ! y. Ia
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miscellaneous.

COTTON WASTE--For Machinery, tWiping
~ and Packing also for Shipping Ia lots to suit purchasers.
For sale by w. w. TAULMAN No. 10 WiIiiau.st.
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uiSiArUGs AiN.sAc.
suu-Ri.., 5Os Sess........ i.3l Moon-Rsss.... 53
HicH WATER THIS n,r -
ssnds Hook 6:65 Gov. .ssnd.. go Hell Os.e...'il@
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Some days ago we printed the amount Of money DIS
ributel 10 the officers and Of the Magnolia and
Memphis Those Of tho steamer Unadina have 70
ceix.d the following amounts:
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
Safety, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

4
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
,,.o,o,,, FOX BOSTON,
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
.. AND INTERMEDIATES POINTS
1Ae rev and sauch steamers Il the Norwich line,
GliH OF BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK.
c''' NcY- oS daily sundsya excepted at clock D.
'" ''i NJ FOX 81 H aEw tSsi lSS' Of ''''
h'Te connecting With ne Steamboat Express Train from The
Worcester Nais, end Now. London Z, Northern Raroads
fesh taken at the Lowest eic For information nluire
L. >. MARTIN, Agent. on the Pier. %.
DIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
30nq rSS9S' giMi F Fhs t. sETgEEP
&C. stee.aer GRANITE STATE leaves Peck dip at p. M
FORD leaves feesSP at P ui Tuesday Ihusday aud Sat;
1hc Of hi. line are selsss Sound eaners and arc
CO handed by eoinpo,ent ana experienced officers
hew-loIA, Nay q. looS
E0R BOSTONaud PROVIDENCE,v via NEW.
l PORT aud FALL RlNER.-The splendid and superior
eycy TUESDAY T6URSbAY S s%d shT tia at
o'clock T. m and Tie EMPIRE STATE. Capt Brsyton on
from Pier SO. North River
HereaeE viii regarded secured to any appi
cant ,, until tle .one shall have been pad for. -,
Freight to hc.on forwarded through with great dispatch
Z. kirTLEF'ED Agent, No Il Broadway.
GTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.
DENCE, NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW.bE DF0RD
Tho splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and Ply.
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier 10 - y. X. foot Of Court
lsndt-st.. daily (oXcepi sunday. ri y. m.
Freight taken low b. a, line. Office Of Com
lany, No. us " cs ct, corner Oi co. r.landtst.
Nes-YoIk, Nov. ?. 1868. " -. EDWARDS. Agent.
TOR NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD, and
L STANDARDIZATION AND RAILROAD
CONNECTION. The CONTINENTAL leaves Pee sip
Lasi River. o. j.l3 .. MONT LlNE.-Iho Elm CIIY
leaves 4. ii o'ciccs p IN, suudi 50 excepted
ERIE Passenger trains.
AZ a. IN, Express for Buffalo.
go D. L., Mia, daily for Otsv,le
los- d., Mail for Buffalo.
=. m, Way for Otisyillc, Ncwburgh and Warwick
p. Night Espress dairy. for Dunkirk Buffalo R,ches.
ter CAandasua and principal stations Train Of Saturday
ruas through o. Buffalo but cOes not run to DuniiTk
p. L.. grant Tor Dunkift.
IiiAS. hlhOT, General Superintendent
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NFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW.JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW ERSEY,
~ From foot Of Courtland -. connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lscsawanus and Western Railroad
aid a. Eaf'on With lehrh Valley Railroad and ~
tons forming direct line Pittsburgh and the West, with
OkEaT MIDDLE ROUTE To THE WEST
Sixty Miles .n- Two HONS saved by Ills line t. Chicago
WINTER ALRAN0EMENIs.
Conrneucng Nov g. 1883. Leave NewNork as folow.;
HsRFisBvRG FyrErss--At q IN. for fe'ton. Reading
lolfsy.e Harrisburg. Mauch CHUNK, Wiuihnspor.
MAii JEkINA tasion " Gap. Scranton.
Nukcsblue, Great lend Iitis;ca iinghamioH' &C. 49,
y 81. IEAts-fos Easion, Allentown Maaeh Caush, WI
lsu4sloIi, kesdlnr, iottsylAe. Harrisburg. &c. 49,
Ctuuk
t.sOr. M-Yor somervne.
$50 P. M.--for sOnlogviie.
TPM. MFsLEN EXrsEss-Yor Fasion Allentown. R-ai.
Ing Hlusanrg. Pittsburgh and The West acvp.as
though from Jersey City 20 fiusOgrgh.
E1fRTss TEtlN ToN ItREfspuEG-Ths . n. EHprc,'
Train from New OH arrives Harrisburg connect
irs Ess sri West Poansy lranis Ceutsl Railroad North
Central Aafold North aad South. and With the ,unber
FtitaBs I.f1Rr AAD Nrs YoRK FrRRY- Lesve New.fof
Nom Pier Ac = North River. st Odd Co. J. md ~ W.
Tho tosis ft1p Bergen foi sud Mariners 4fboi cfeiy
tlg each Nay. JOSIAH o. slEAhNS Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--FORA Al
1 BANY AID TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH snd WISE TTaiHsleave;
From Oilnterss' ffom s'ih a.
E1re.s end DO O. u and o. "a lo;41 M, sad 80 AID
Toy asd Ai6-ay with sleep 1851 p. u.
PorrsEcsr,. andii:so p md MA IN sdi152
q. CO.. ard D.. 81 p. ,. Ga.
re, s.kiu train 40 o. IN. AZ r m.
b. M. ~''' '' % snd 51pm
Ilirtt wa fr..l. Z. - ?. 81 2 m.
ga saui-ys o. - o. d. s-'.l 3f,,i
olets il.y b. -fed =. 10y . TIE ocsr = Wrfco'ti
81 b. los ,u4 h-o tiyn. ond lar.e octtei a.
n fa. b. a. points tlr g>ai and 90 81 A. g. Nfhfs
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Amusenicnis.

RARNvM' IA AMERICAN &c! \, N, MUSEUM.
THE GRESTE :gr w6N6fRs OF oE ThE World
ThGGE ENoRMouS GIANTS.
| COL ROUru GOSHEN,
| THE ARABIAN GIANT,
TIL IL ARABIAN q IAN Il,
Df &dhT f e if59f' nN & widths q,
One o. the NOS. splendid men ever seen.
tbs Nov. Scott. ANNA SWAN
GIANT GIRL,
GIANT GIRL,
seventeen yis Gd T WITH s2 pGS%@ c 1nd 'nd
and ,tl growinghe talst girl Laoxn. In fact her
COLOSSAL PROPORTIONS such that she really seems
BELONG TO ANOTHER RACE OF BEINGS.
srUPEND0US TOWER OF HUMAN FLESH
over Seen upon essth. The
GIANT BOY,
GIANT BOY,
EIGHT FEET HIGH.
III contrast with these tall wonders, may be seen
THE LILIpUTIAN KING,
THE LILIPUTIAN KING.
II YEARS OLD. ONLY q INCHES HIGH.
.yv wEl N nfT il P or STs ON
Of humanity seen the face Of the globe.
sPLfNDID DRAIlTIC pERFoRMANcEs
EVERY AFTERNOON d" 2S Slslse q S Ed
a, each Of WHICH vii be produced
TIE blAGNIFlCtEf DRAMA
THE SHADE;
Or,
TIM bosD OF DEATH,
IN which VII be introduced
THf GREAT GNOSTaL SPECTER
Also, the Admired Mueicsl conedi-ts
THE ROUGH DIAMOND,
IN which M aud Mira WILLIAM GOhEH9AL sppelf Ia
tho loading oharHcera
Mo DORA DAWRON
TIE DOUBLE-NOlCED SINGER,
also appears in iayOhir douo'r- voiced duet
TIE WONDERf Ill AIDiNO FAMILY.
Three splendd Groups 4
EOvIN6 WAX FIGURES,
representing the
DYING SCENE Of a SPANISH CHEFTAN,
THE MAID Or SAKAGOSSA.
KING CHARLES TIE SECOND
MILL GWYESF.
TROPICAL COLDHED FISH,
THt LlNiSG MONSTER PYTHON
THE GREAT DRAGON az THE EAST,
AurOMAIO. WRITER,
The GRAND AouAKih. Learnsd seal Sea Lion, Monster
Bear. Living Anscpnlls Max riguIr. &c.
Aeniission. = csai. Children under ten. Is eon,s
POSITIVELY no FREE LIST.
NO MORE DEADHEADst POSITIVELY NO FREE
ADMISSION UNDER Any PEETESSE.
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RECRUITING IN BROOKLYy.-The progress
ale thus far in the recruiting business has been sat
factory and that II is definitely ascertaned the
Kings County will be credited with men cnlisng In ths
Invalid Corps, wen as colored men, there is a much
better prospect ~ securing soldiers for the army thaa
heretofore. Yesterday IS men enlisted at Gen. Spno.
las headquartors among whom three col0red men
who received the 600 bounty tie same the othen
and all sent - the general depot on Rkers Isaa1
last evening" The PayDasterGencral OF the state hac
informed the Chairman Of the Committee Of the board
OF Supervisors that in his opinion the State bounty VII
not be paid 10 persons enlisng in the Invalid Corp4
but that 1t win be paid 20 c0ored men onlisng. Tho
the Chairman;
WAR DEPARTMENT, PRovosr-MARsaAL-)
GaaPRALs OFFICE,
WAsBrys7os d. G.. Nov. ~ 1863
w. OSBORN, e'q Chairman Boa,d Of Supevri'ors Kass
SIR have the hoao ackno ledge the receipt Of yyes
communication Of the 2lst inst akns info in regard =
the President of the United states October H. ee3 Tess
questions answered in the order ~ which they asked
fv't me quota me " ana dtonsfe''ionh Ditn0s9
lows. :'i Id District s6S. ia District, z5s5 Total s11
Second ou viii he credited on your quota Of said call With
Thd You will be credited your quota Of said cs1
Fourth. You viii credited yOu7 quota Of said call with
any negroes , ha nay :, eHli.' :, .,..s ., a
ALLEGED dshciecie. on previous cas for troops in cac Or
drf~ THIS viii be definitely decided when draft BECOMES
You az Sra In csse Of defcencics under tho las osn
will the dr, be made fom the county a. sre or onyoy
cts and subj stTic. bat whore the wL5e county acts
together In raising volunteers. they viii be eiry credte1
the districts the county and not to that parculss
district in which the Committee bold s session. snd the
ensments be made.
You In Of deficiency in the state Of
New VIII draft be made O. TIM Hple. W sy ac,uily
deficient In Kings County shall we be rsIcS finnish -
such DRAFT pIopoone humber VI te hole de,o,eDcy ~
the state ?" II Kings County furnishes t. qcia WI 10
exempt from dI4 without regard Whist tie Of the
State may do.
am, Sir, very respectfully, your obsiient servant,
JAS. -. fry Provost, Nlfshi Gen.
The inconvenience heretofore occasionod account
II the Of surgeon at Gen. spiIolls headquarters
Will be EemeGed DIR. i. ID. Ice Of the 1884 Regt
n. Y ", haying been appointed 10 Tint position md
IL shortly expected arrive. when lie viii at A.
sumo the duties Of tho office.
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AlatI)incrp.

IT'LL, OUT)THE PLUGS.-Those having
I IN nae VESTS lnPHONED WELL fUIrS 40 g..
,-,eI 10 ore tho holes to insure asAni ''1hs A"'
-, p,o,.. m use and safe rssinsi Ffoti. sold BY
Des' '""'' i d. WEST q Co., 10. l7y bfoad"hy
nOIIFR for SALE--30 It. long, 6 Il. shell,
q a.. a front rood A. new, running, tnd &c 10
- - H. i3Ssl,iof ksneIy lyol VI south ~ o.. Williams
buIsh.
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NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and .oA A IT,aAs
Observation-Disclosures ACCOMhOpAIlONs.--
- n, ALBANY Troy the hofih and Ne.' irAfe -
depot Il 10 AID l2' p ~ SUNDAY ,sn' b. Is
q ~. 49,
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Passengers Arrived.
IL brig Sirtoe from Mafars0ras- Mr a. L. Villains.
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DEMITTAN Noes TO ENGLAND,
IL IRELAND SCOTLAND, AND
WALLIS TAP5GO1T BROS Co,
No SO Sonthst, r.. T.,
Conn1s 10 sen Dsss svaaD.e IN all pis Of 'res h 10
ard Leland Al the lowest I4es. Pa8iss about l 4
zoasy 70 tLe Old County aoldrs oI taen i'el-' '''
t2piy 1b0ya
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STEW-YORK & NEw-nAvEN RAILROAD.
W7VTgR ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV. 10, ls,J

Passenger station in Nswiork corner z7s't sn4 'A's
Entrance % 11ths,
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GRAND EXCURSION, and VIEW VIZ ,,ro ct the
gIhIfTcu OF an. monster Iron Clad plCIAioh-Ihe
steamer THOMAS =. buLst his'hs ,',s VoAo o' S
49, a. L., a a. Oh SATURDAY NOV - H. io5 a zip NY
the Hudson retaining Ia nle 1" We" the '-''- Vi VAC s'
iTol.c I'D Dictator.
Ticir-. flr 30 rtcrr.lon % c,n'r.
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EOR BOSTONand PROVIDENCE,via NEW

TOR NEW-HAVEN, Hartford, and
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LATER ACCOUNTS.

The Charleston Mercury OF Tuesday contains
the following relative To the attack on Morris
Island:
During the early portion Of Yesterday morning
all was comparatively quiet on Morris Island
About IL o'clock the land batteries occupied
Fort Wagner. and the Monitors and Ironsides
again approached and opened a severe fire. This
continued until two O'clock, when the lombard.
ment became furious, the reports being heard in
quite rapid succession A. on Saturday. This
furious cannonade lasted for about an hour and a
half. Fort Sumter and Bltterv Wagner replying
slowly Also fire opened from a new bate
~ on James Island Fort Sumter got in range
of the lronSides and little before four O'Clock
she withdrew. The Monitors also hauled off
and for the remainder OF The evening the frin q
was at long and irregular intervals coming chief
ly from the enemy's land batteries. Some shots
were fired AZ Fort johnson and at the Shell Point
battery. The casualties ia Fort Wagner vester-
day were four killed and five wounded
mortar fire was kept up on Battery Wagner
every few minutes during the night from the tat
terry near Graham's house
On Sunday morning the enemy sent in a tg
Of truce Ia ask permission to bury their dead
whose bodies lay thickly strewn in trench aud
elsewhere in front OF our works. As it was sup,
posed The chief object of this request ON the ptrt
OF the Yankee commander was to gain an oppor-
tunty q reconnoiter our position. the proposition
WAS declined, and the duty OF burning the dead
devoived upon own men, and on Sunday no
firing occurred
The number of bodies buried previous to the
renewal of our cannonade Yesterday eight
hundred-~ix hundred by our men. and some two
hundrel aud odd beyond our lines nv the enemy
Including those still unbured. and the wouddtd
who have since died the enemv's loss in killed
alone must have been nearly if not quite one
thousand The number uf troops taken By our
troops including the wounded. Was 216 JudE
ing from these figures, and remembering the we'll
known habit which the Yankees have of carving
Of their wounded. it seems quite reasonable ia
believe ;hat their total loss in killed. wounded
and prisoners could not have been less than two
thousand.
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killed; Lieutenant Powe was wounded in the
r, be rm
F,rt Wagner occupies nearly the site OF a small
sea battery. constructed under the direction Of
the late Col. Thomas VI Wagner Indeed. a
small portion Of this sea battery Is incorporated
IN the parapets and traverses Of this fort. The
importance Of the site. as commanding the land
approach % Cummings Point. We are informed.
nd ced Captain Francis ID Lee. OF the engineers,
then in charge Of the harbor defehseS 10 pIess the
great necessity of the work Captain Lees de-
signs having been approved by General Pember-
ton the work was rapidly carried 70 completion
under has direction by the lanentesl Captain
Langdon Cheves
Massachusetts (negro) regiment was killed IN
our parapet. The Lieut. Colonel of the san 0
regiment surrendered his sword to Col Gailard.
The Major and one of the Captains were also
killed Another Lieutenant Colonel was killed
just as he had mounted bastion. Col II s.
Putnam Of the 9TH New HAMPSHIRE. acting rs
Bugadier General WAS left dead in front of our
lines. DR. Locke of the S. Navy. and the
sdjutant of a Connecticut regiment. we're cap
tured. and Yankee assistant Adjutant General
was killed.
Gen. Taliaferro commanded our troops on
the island during the fight. and il univ eTsally
commended for the gallantry GOODNESS and eff
cheney which he displayed on the occasion.
Lieut. Col Simkins who fell shot through the
breast. commanded the artillery of the post
We learn that Lieut. Col. Del Kemper the dis
tinguished Virginia artillerest succeeds him.