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The New York herald., 1863-12-29
CIV Gas~iiiasass.

IgHx.rfAprrvs os grx HsslNs RsnR1,p There are
many complaints lately respecting the nsfnsnsgemeft u
t.s Harlem kanro4e Company, particularly a. regards
the starting u the trains. which 10 alleged,
yits,ut any attention - time Or system. The io~n
tr.as are ote1 from te3 70 fifteen bssad us
sos u not u1cJnpoa for To enE;.ss v give out
altogether fron. Ns.i stean o. - sle5uni o,
Other saceBry. a. toe Forty second street nAioB al
which a Efe,, mssy people sei oui, asi ,m99 them
shool ca irsa a,i lais-. there h aeeomnoditoa or
oous'orabls h1itog 90 tss c9uirary 10 about
much 0sss neck 10 wsfts % attenpt t GA each siss
o. the YAK are fsigb sai csis car oTef sbleh you
oy a. D. cNm9. snd tbsa. i1 aIy se't ~ most
weather you have 20 ysfe ihfosga mud and ssef ankle
a--?
CoSrn,fSr 20 +Bco, IFirnxr -Ol lat Wednesday,
Nr JoLa ncNsry. formerly prinsinsi u GrAnms,
Stool 10 g. VA Iueaiy f9Hrth street.. prssestea
yrh .taeudc ci-oponsis, r.iel aad ,hs'h b. be
bruttsr sacocrs aud toe ryris " ~ 80 o. a. nsss
- itrs sateen ara arsr'on on us e'rsf 90 ~ ~ 70
tirement ihis besnttai sW w. asrgnp nisd ~ cot
cotngneat,fg re.o u 'as, sns'oa-ei bT ~ frsncs
nsivls
Tm U,rHs,sr-' sfa,ss Nsistf ~ g,p Nssry an
the prlcgs fgs sgfs etsbihhfsssts - ~ eiy have
Agrssd % ave ths re.airsd sivapce wsges v shsf
mafhni''F, Apd W Nirf ~ D-fhi rnr hAfr ~."fd
sFy feinfnsa % ihef bus h~st n ftlse hsy, there
tore. bs sa,d - he 81 90 sui
frrnsi ios rax rp,t ~ festival I'D tar. Zoe tls
beBsai of IA gseT ., a. Grsn.s Aayars D.rsh. .i
pr,-sui " sfess s blpsrasEi x that asgfch, rssi
sx,~ttih gtfssf Dsi~ssn Ffb 4a1 -riA sfsEuss. Tta
far wii terra EAs " neffgS evsuas n u 4uLse ssrfy
70 tesounsui ms ebsf,y " ihs bsasvole1i tsth os q
TIE cay. - tbefs A. ~ 1o@F bot a ln4s sin w -
feErs uf1uxA Es stnftas a 80 ls1isf a t-e ehafeh
s.rsm trr iwrHysr~st f-fh- pfBrrty g-sers 10
tss fy q ksSLaiiaa sqatfe. ~ that pafi q lhs ,y
baf-ssn gsvss'y Abd fsh hfsi ,s.tsis b1shs
sra sisth sys, rss rhl,h dss .rst sIsh W ~
ctg anth0yaeo flsrci~bsff fuvsrorai iu iavcf
L. l11r ifntrorsaseet so oan effr eth tns
PARK Aernsstng hNs seer bsN % th- 0rFs 81 w
n flw
AdS,tef ik1i nus, prove ftfort@gi
rpa.ysrifios >-oa chfntna sse " Nsfssnssi Jsrvis
Chaf Clsrs y ths Copfi q C9rnnoa rsas gr.ssst.
shh . asgnats1t pee u pat. r,Ansf~tsfe1 ~
Ti1.Dy 30 ~ the Aitaefes q tks oolft riso gfsss.
tstA - to- fe.itstos u No 5srra. sto wts
tsssn csEayistNy ~ fv-rffs
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
Our Pss<iadsiphfs CssrssDondeaee
0ySERAL GRANT Foa the PREslDEScr.

fHfAbkiFHft, pee. =, 1851
aad this eyenisg 40 inief sstiss Conversation with
genspsa whose card enclose, snd xbo " a warm sd
O, General Grant for the Presidency he repre-.
that hs sentiments n tina, respect SEN
Dssig of the Western people. hs kso~s Mr.. Lincoln
personally and Saysb. con1deat that the President 10
ng.ri1. for renOmibsuon s,d that there will be rsys
~ himself spd secretary tbsse shat aess
hs of thu aentsusn y that ths Tsoger time for
tns poui.paton Of senral Grant by Rational conseI.
tOa wA be after the repablcans make their domination
VI cssary ehscs. Aa q General Gsznt h~ says he
ksows President IDoon and Congressman WashburBe, ~,
n*sois boib have letters from the General cslree'.s
the opnisn that the tnsfltntion Of slavery be Oh
litexated w tho war, ant thst nr washbyae srorg
atvssss Of Grnnt Tor TIE Pres serey lie xsew ihai bad
been wss6sorres feclnx and few days sna@. wbsn be
him r Wasni-soe s~6sS birn-uben 10 toe presxIce
% ,hcr Coagregsmcn Il all political oe,n1ns-; he sti
In favor sl Grant. Ne replied unbestat1sy that he
THIS sentefnAo -Ays tbA, be b!rsssn lefsocrat
hui that b. ssesdy 10 slprSrt General GrAni wnatTer
may bs NJ views IN rcefect 70 slavery.
The opino1 a. tho west according ~ ths authority,
that the nouna',on ~ Chase by tha republicans wi
the ec,on ~ General Grant tue ortesns cand
ate, AMI thai ,be drifting q tht dern0sAis t0~ds
tso rpsn'nsncs ~ war polcy. they discover the
maiake nacs NJ nfsntnaiag and supfofing taiisndig.
hsu snti-vsr ssmocrat Wtb Grant ~ the osndl.
daie sf the people In oTros ~ the republican fsrty
esndlsate, DC h oonGaeni ibs Whole great West vi be
carrieS ty tbst sctdIw.
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Arrival Of Five Hundred Released
Prisoners from Richmond.
No lIorr Exchanges uulii All Pending Qnes-
lions Are Settled.
Refusal Of the Rebels TO Hold Intercourse
with General Butler.
Cabinet Consultation on the Exchange Of
Prisoners,
As.. As.. AS.

FoHfsse soasgs f~r ~, I-s3.
Ths nAs Of uso. al has arrived from cay po,sl y,h
ave hundred Un,os .saoDsr- esol@nsc foe u,se
W by General BatI.r.
Tho rsbsi poyornmeat refuse any fnrtbss s.bAnso
ali tho qssstons rtvea 20 sDost shSb ~,
srbmenl been coo,esdus and t,o'r h-r r,y.,d
ofsosrs negro 80 meats rs,svap.s
rh~y also refuse w fss II from gsas,sD
batter 90 10 s..ot~I 18th him tbs ssbse, a 90.
changs, s.esuse 81 jet I.ss psosl-mstor cvsis-s-x
General Hsiisf lasl ysA,. "a Nil b. ,sm.nbssse is~s
u~y quite rilns rsos'yo unsasiss- frut .sa
oyu-eyond -ih him. not -nhstAsiirs The pros.,s.,so
u wh,ch they maze q pslsr nr ss,oou.s.s tho
p.s0,atous and thsy have already sronanssf e,s
handrsd prisoners With f.ssesaj Batter
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l.ra,.ou. They aIso viii make sno~n in ,bs same tho

dsciaraion They aso will make known in ,he same tho
port OF their destination.
Prom these dspositloLs excepted tho captains o.
tho steamers ~ bs lines " California an central AmcfI
ca, tho vessels o of frtsodiy neutral nations
Art. tbo masters thst, without submitting 10 tho
dsposons OF tho present decree, may sai Try to s
from tho port Will incur penaity OF from mty To two
basded dollars, with seizure their ysssls and cargo
p SANrACOIOMA, Prosidest of thu state
lIru ppcgnnkR.
The CITIZEN President of tho eyvoren state % fana
Art. No individual can continue his voyage 10 tie
ports OF tho fac,ac without tho respective psslost
Art. O. ~ the duty ~ tho Executive Power of the
state 20 give tho said passports.
10 DO communicated TO the agent OF tho company 81
English steamers In tho Pacific for his cogn,1ance.
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NEWS FROM Hew GRANADA.
ARRIVAL OF TEE NORTH STAR.
Five thousand Troops Called for in
tho state OF Panama to Rein
force the Army Of Mosqucra.
A Forced COnscriptiOn the Com
sequence,
60. &C.. "a

By the arviva, Of shs steamship North star Captain
g. Jones', 81 tins port yesterday, from Aspnwan, NO
have later ns~s from tho Istbmus OF Panama. which
viii bs found 10 the letter Of Panama
Purser wseces. q tho North STAR has thanks for
tho psonp. assesy OF papers and corrcsposdsnee
mo soss ntar sailed from Aspiawan the ISth
ost. ss,nI essa detained for two days by tho
nyal a M oshAbs tn then
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The Rebel Prtvaseevs.
ygI ALAnAMA-sURSIsc or TWO NoRK A1EEfcAs
xKPCuA~ A~rNy~,
IFrom tbe Iondon MornIpe star, Dec. W

[Frorn The london Morning star, Doc I5.I
Intelligence received p Liverpool yesterday by the
Sds and China m. the eject that the notorious Con
DAerste cruiser Asbama, which we reported ov days
70 a. bayiae sf the neghbcrbood ~ the Cape Of Good
Hogs Tor The eastward, bad been making herssn known
sm.nasi The American shipping bound from the Fast In
90 kc and had up 10 the latest accounts, captured
"a Ses troyed two nrst class American merchantmen
Sfu0 ihs few psr,jcglgs brought by ins mall We
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Tn. q eat Eastern 60 he Disposed OF by
Lottery.
[srom tn london Nornlns

from tn London Morning etE, Iec. lS.l
Another meeting % the Liverpool creditors was hed
yesterday IA order further consider the proprety of
forming company for lne purchase Of the ship or her
disposal Ly ktery II was stated that the gentlsmen
Who bad beer deputed 10 obtain counsels Opfnion 10
London as 20 ths advisapity II The latter proct fhd
repoytcs that ncuaes could be taken 70 ge ,bs vessel
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The Holssesn Question.

is repsrtsdthat lzbissI council held 81 Cs3eu
na~su the 9th Dcceuber resolved tbst 10 crder
20 cen,c toe Danish should evscGste the
towns Hestssn watch the German troops intend oc
oupyng
90 enter Holstsn ~ few days ~ me army Of sxecntsu
Of shs frsnfor bet.
The FRANKFORT DIS, on the vsssi 4. 900 eoc fhass
Ter Ahe expenses OF tke fsieral execution.
10th the bersl fctious u the frussian Chamber oi
Tepusr had rsDolvei r. vote ADDRESS 70 the King,
0tsijag their for re sng hs bill for the loan q
H1Ooo 600 and pontna mt the policy they think
NAsulA BE- followed ta the Hosssir question
Lord Wodsbouss. shs B-ithza Ens1y fxtrAofdnsry 70
eongrstuiate tbs King o; Dennart prreeded 70 %
xsuhageu via Berlin at bch latter pkcs ne had oen
fseonos with Herr Won hsmarx and IN audience ~ he
ceesrea fieury had lsft Psrs Coz copsussgsn lie
wiGion- -, -
LORD wood house o31apy informed ~ Berlin that 70
shs event of an the Germsn Powers would
conAss them elves the exese " their ssaera fsnss
The King of renmafk may tssiiss about .surfsnderpg
peacsaaly ias the hands ot tbs admnlsts'oo tue Dncly
OF Hos<ssn, not 10 wsaf ese1t the tnin eod
the wedge may subsequently, be driven and may regard
the entry Of German troops Into Hoste az cdus teh
The Pot says tAst LORD wooehoaec "a Instructed 70 &C
auaint u,s kne q DeuHsark hst denmark Eay rest as
cured that IN the " hes ateery beng brsatened
shs vi 6nd Engissd silv whdss assst1ute ~ may
vcokon IN the day need.
rHr vxRr LATDr.
Io~noS Dec. 10. 15s3
rAs Bols,eu lussuos continues IN athrsstsains posi-
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ing despatober.
The Bomsba rdnssnt Of Chr r1estoa.
CaAaAxssos, boo. 40, lsas
mo enemy cousmeeced ssol'.ng no sWy ~ sAsht,
kecpms mp q steady nro, whses ssni sssAx ~
O'Clock this rnornig.
no oross out at t~o O'Clock Ssssroy,as sso - swesve
buildings and causing lev casaanss
Thero In heavy nrng the direction Of stono watch
Is believed bo between batteries and ,ss sesnys
gunboa,s.
Tho sholng Of the city continued 70 cay oes whno
man was moriaily and coe white siWtuy
wounded; three trcmon esdly SounAsd oy Tho
faibug walls or tho oornns buildings aud ssA% or ton
were slightly wounded.
Al N quiet at sumter.
CnApp,ros lac. 1, 1858.
From twelve O'Clock Thurrisy Night 70 four Friday
afternoon hanir.d ADD thrty abea we're thrown NJ
lho city Tho cpomy tired froW h,c gunr-thrs al
Grogg, ono Cummin,t PVpt, aDd from mortar bah
tery.
Tho engagement 90 JoLnson's Island bct~ceo our hight
aiercs aud ,nc enemy. iubcats, resulted 70 dra~n
0ght Ibcro fec casualties
cn.~iswro-, Dec. ~, lsea
Tho enemy bred four sbeIs ~ tho cay ~ss nsss
There has been hiring from Norris Iaa"et W say Oar
batteries kept up vigorous IRE tse soeoy worssg
parties who engaged n erecting ~1othss bssssry ~
end of Nunranss' Is,Ut
our loss at stopo 90. n, led aud ave vsoaAe1
The Rebel Army OF tho Tsnncssee.
D.los, Ca leo. "a iso5
General Joseph ~ Johnr,on oosu.Aed Of Tho
Army u tho renposreo to day.
scouts report two thousand YsGsces ., Csmbs'iaHd
she'd two mice por,b u Cleveland aoa similar fosto
south of that place.
| Operations In the shs.aadoah vabey.
oassGy Corwr Bctrs. fse - iss1
| A. txs.S
| Psgo county. by FIRE.
| OslSou CouNr J,oUss, Dec ~ 1919
| General Ro.ssr burnt The hrAve vopc's BrSf
| run Tho high water prevented he se'nv assss dam
age Grosg's Yankee cavalry psrrusd 0ss bs~rss ~As
| compelled " Hull run fke sceny ~hsk 70 rw
suit, destroyed too tannsres asd VI " irssss -
! shesryvis, and two ,Anoerss, ncss @sM A~S we
! government Workings at ioray. ta.
aomrs, t~, - ,sss
Two wbi,s regiments scot down 70 Fort Isssso" ns.i'
not recovered tho fort aId 0sht,as Saturday
Effects Of General Avertii's kasa.
The R,ohmond fa,ess a,e ssosDy ,ns s~ce. %
General AvcrinS rad
IMPORTANT FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival Of Five Hundred Released
Prisoners from Richmond.
No Horr Exchanges uulii All Pending Qnes-
ions Are Settled.
Refusal Of the Rebels 10 Hold Intercourse
with General Butler.
Cabinet Consultation on the Exsh9pgc Of
Prisoners,
As., As.s a.
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~. JOns \. " Toe. ~, ls,3.
Coias ssd NcKesna. two o. the CbssAf~sse piraie..
aad brought before The pOhcs nAs 'rss
today
90 application of tbsr counssl the examination was
post ,oned iOr week.
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Oar wa.h,agtss Dispatches.

Nssnfsffys, t~t. ~, Ir<s
The Hlchmoad yyJsi,rr ~ No iIth sslao, says that
our sovgrnnss, has abAaaoosd eys'y Iost, .5osf%ss
tts u.aincnt 4 betro pfisesers" Nov, Va s,nfAe
truth h oar soverprsut bss not abs,.ooea Any foo, n
ksown that aasr Cebsfai fsuer, vto hA- s1trss~As1
General N-rcsnh a. tbs a<sst 90 ssi'am fes The 90
change ~ ~ .ossr. bss No seeh nssocssous ne Usv
ossra Al fars sotfek ana uoaissry ssa Point iA~sesA
have TO y,sasd orssrr. and 10 % sIfoss ssd
70 cstissi tb~ ~sohaass fos sss orosr isr q
ssss ~ sual raas -Rb tsoss '~svsi I'D ssus fos-~a
by baa.aH The sBycs - s-.ss 90 svsa snes.sss -
far % tbs r~inrrrs IN tAs fst<< poss4~As vi saaa
ane sreftsi BY hsnsns n,vss me esrs vs "a ss.<s-
FRET 10 yrscu,, To- fsisa~- q Thor have f~ ,s~
lo1s--t uas b~ss b.A Drsoa~sp
csaorod fooy- sss tsss Orasrs, easaseslaa sAs
eha1ss paaesd s,ai,y -it, -, ot,.-s v.ys
sss ~ = ssasssa eivil sng-@yD~st rbs y go
4 a.s t..fsr .sr.afvs 10 h. Spastsa
Tts bOssss snS rsi'y - No soysrrmsns. us pvc-
,~ioa - ssa ess.t feraons sns tb~s ores~s ~.w
d. eonyfosnir~f
ne fscslt vat x GessrA HLtoss 10 po<tss~- ~.
os 90 10 oo1s~ ~ah Dsasr.i Ba,isr ss.a w ssms,ua
csis 10 Lsn the uesfs q rv,rvsss, 1s,a i,s ssu
lett
Tbs o,)sci. a mar b. fsy-~s>5. r y, -rvs ~ ~
ch~ass u stDsi nans~f u grs7asrs ~ e4.b ssss
.2sag al oAsr qp~siDur Tor fstfs essru. tA1.o -,
ssosss brirS iasssy "a or fsror.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
TWELVE BUlLDIsGs DESTROYER
Operations in the Shenandoah
Valley.
'LHray Partially Burned and Tan
neTbes Destroyed,
&A, IA, -

FosnocS Aouox, Dec q sSa.
Tho Richmond E1n~u.o d today ooat''as Tho follow
ing despatobes
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sale Of sov.ssass, Bosas.

Inc sales 81 bonds 10 day sssounied 70 q ie1co 10
iNr~s q booAs ere naas 70 Hot. "a. ony s,ssy
uisov~ fsmsin upsod.
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Tho Morrtsse y-sheehan imsrogtfo.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


10 your issue OF this morning notice an article headed
"The Morrissey shechsn irnbrogio" While u Is no, my
ambition intrude upoa the public notice, feel " "a
due my friends we'll 10 myself that correction
should through your columns Of what Is entirely
erroneous in that article.
beg leave 10 state follow sag facts then esye
tho matter for the public TO decide 10 conduct
tho preinises:-
On Christmas evening, nj sbolt seveu O'Clock.
unattended inlo the Hone House to get segsr There
was ,avhed by friend tsko glsss Of wine. which
declined. noticed Mr. Norrssey OF
a party drinking the bar While Ia No
using abusive language and at tls same mo
tneut struck without any cause or proyOcaiion
There bad been conversation between Us upon aDy
subec; whatever As sOon A. he struck the did what
has right dodefend yself TO the best
my ability against his rananly assault ,sad gave bim
severe chssttsenebt.
on the following evening about the hour, he
again attack ked with insults and Dabtering He de
nsDded that should 20 cot and enter hs coach with BIN
wishing O. avoid any dhturbsp', at the time asked
hrn uOihinx else would satisfy Rim. lie replied, NO.
thep consented 10 aud accompanied bin 10 The SIDE
walk. HIS c1sch DIOR was opea. aud 1 tuyited him 10
prccede Inis he declined 90, and seeing that his
motive suspected he esacsvored o. draw his pistol
fe1oe. Vas ulsrned at tle time and bad DO 1her
IN rezare 10 my rnskHs trouble for the policeman by
whom I arrested. wti refer with pleasure 10 The
police recor1 made no sefnon-ir ation whatever aud
the contrary felt glad for the pretecion Afforded
As pecansry matters beng the of tbs dicuty
not hing could be farther iron the ruth
In concu-on ] hope that I shall have no further
q ght efazen TO defend my.clf under All orouni.
.stsnces. ANDREW sHFEiiAN
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The King and HeeMAn Fight.
KrN0 IN LONDON.
fryorn fhe IXondou nai1v Mowa 0oc "a

GuxT xTrkGa
aeposs tho Office OF contemporary, Bells Life
He was accompanied by several Of his men at srn,s +"
10 the general state OF public opinion on muscuar
Christianity has only to be msntioned that Tor more
hours the Strand opposite Bells 0s was 80
ded that of the reduced In shape
TO thin, crawling stream, and when the hero OF the
day arrived the cheering and shouting sounded Tar and
wdo, whilst the thoroughfare became perfect blockade
This continued for about quarter OF an hour during the
that King paying bis respects 70 tho editor up
stairs On examining him he stood talking 10 some
friends there not marx TO be- seen beyond a
kis6 OF skiu peel on the nose. aud what the peculiar
hraseocay OF tho ring would term "a mousse or disco
ioraion under tho left Hcensn is, VIC hear slowly
recovering. He FORMERLY challenged Jem Mace, aud
bosstrsy renewed u on the morning Of the fight Mace
bss accepted for E2o0 20 $500 and the chapons belt
that Heenans friends not think that his preepsions
have been thoroughly disposed Of shall In all probA
bility, have another great match for the spring.
HEENAN ATTRIBUTES HIS LOSING THE FIGHT TO OVER
REACHING HIMSELF IN A PAIL.
The Sporting Life says Heensn was incomparaby DO
low his form when ne fought saysr.. ana must have
greatly disappointed his backers- King had improved
moro thaa could possibly be supposed. He states that
after ond round he felt, barring accident con-
Hdenl Of result Hcenan s progressing fzvornbiy
Mace repeats challenge him Heensn attributes hi.
losing 10 overresching himself In fall in the nine
tecath round and then falling bis head sod stunong
hmsch
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Ah0aahnlA.

The Emperor OF Abyssinia, who mad Gaineo v,ssOsZ
tho massacre OF 10 ,0OQ pr,soners--mcn, women ans
chldren lilo 10 also sad 70 have ordered tne NreS
of tho British Consul at Massoura Tho bedcuine -
voltod and invested tho town OF Mocha sa
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-..-.A--
number of rebe officers and soldiers who have recently
into lines TO accept OF the pardon offered BY
President Lincoln. They bring intelligence from large
number like situated who intend 10 DO likewise the
earliest opportunity.
Late Wilmington papers annossce tho arrival at that
port OF blockade running steamers In great sumbers
refugee who Just reached hsre says thst twenty
three arrived the night before he left.
The plan Of leasing out the abandoned plantations In
Eastern North Carolina, adopted by the Hon. David
Heaton Supervising Agent OF tho Treasury Department
here proving great 10 the Treasury Depart
ment aud also great benefit to The laboring classes OF
both ooors who 10 present Mr. Heaion whora
they regard as benefactor with boautf testimonial
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NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

Rebel Soldiers Taking ths Oath 81 Alse-
g1ance-AetivAty OF the BLOCK ado Run-
nsrs-Abandonsd Psantssssns, nc.
NEwsHRN. N. c. Dec g, 1855.
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The Preach mail steamer had reached Lisbon. nso
dates are Nov. a. Conco ID quoted at $1,000 49,
for good Drs'sL stock 10000 bags kxcnanse' "'s
27X. rn.r g8F sf.. .....no ps.
4 Peruampuco sugar wac qsosssss st1oe $500 'c
whhe Exchange, 26ls % ~ a W.t
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w4-ssoro. use s--rT.sns

ns ssLyel 0 sttbarss spd v,&isrsat q rSs~s"r.
hltb.tto iis sssig.y.iy 70 tbs nAoassnsst ~ Ne War
nspArassus b, - usssrv~a " ~ wass the 'sp~ @
aC.Sis.. os.ssi,Aisp. fbs sss.ov.s- q, ssi 70
~ swssscirs 10 sa,y stlsoabns W u- psss,-s tos
,sz~s ~, srs ssrsss ~ ~ s>s~ ssssss
.vasrF soutssrn ~ i~o-s bye r.s<h ss-s isoss ne
ssst. q osDsrsi Bs,D., ,sss Nc Ssar st-,.s-es u
Cstss, csrtli
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by iosiery distribution, being proposed 70 nave ~ ~
two hundred prizes ranging ffom twenty thousena Ps
TO two hundred and atty pounds. Tho scheme 1sssw,
n adopted would have 10 be practically carreo o"
Frankfort the Main though the shares Win al % ~
m tngiand rhe company sobeme rs v"saASs
ao9pdoned. EfH.t
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Tie Citizen Frtsde1t oi the ~s,cr.ro STATE a fsnams,
co1ridgr az that The Clfseu rrs-fect q the titef
STAT 0 Colombia has d. as~f bai fClleis Nhcs
sail from thm I-ft mnst ~ oarfy s~seaf unt
may ~ bofie, sToltt hat " y<asslicsaI W
the natl.u, Dc fCca
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dents or.oe . srtep and srr4i a. AaiOg, y vh-s
thy atOu theu wosd bosor that they 30
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The New York herald., 1863-12-29

P,NHs rec -, 49,
TIE Pacific Mai sissnshlp Com i1ys steamer Orix.Da
csotsfn Farnsworth arrgefyes -i,y sf,ef5oor a5,.t
oss coc.-ioo late on sccvot tie tide Tor tie pas
ss.zsrs 10 cross the isihms sg N.li 70 oyer early
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The New York herald., 1863-12-29

hounk, f~s -. issS
Two wbite regiments scot down 70 Fort Is.sso" hs'n
not recovered tho fora AId ~sro hshuas oo Stafsay
Effects of General Avevtirs hata.
Tho R.obnond ra,e" shomy eves ihs s~cce %
General Aycriiis rad
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

A bill 70 amend 81 &C; 70 revise the charter
Of :a1 city Of Port Huron, was taken from the
general order aud re-cOumitted TO the commit
lee on interpretations.
Mr.. Wiusor introduced bin 10 amend sec
lions l027 and 1889 OF compiled avs Real
twice aud referred u TIE committee on ja5icis-
y.
NJ NcKernan introduced bill 10 provide
for the sale Of swamp AID primary school lands
in the mineral range Of he Upper Peninsula.
Read twice aat referred 10 the committee or
public lands
M. Davis introduced BIZ 70 renew internal
improvement land warrants Issued by the Auli-
tor General, pursuant 20 the act OF March 2sth,
le4s Read twice aid referred 20 committee on
internal improvement
Mr.. Erskine intro1aceG bill for the relief OF
school district No. J., IN Austin, Saliisc county.
Read twice and referred to the committee or
education.
Mr. Hemingway introduced bill 10 amend
a. act 10 provide for the incorporation OF villa
gee Read twice a-d referred 10 tie commit
tee on interpretations.
/ Mr.. Deare introduced bin 10 allow the boar,
Of supervisors OF Wayne county % create sink
/ ing fund. Read twice and referred TO the com
aittee on State affairs
time Tor the construction OF the Marquette al,
Outonagon railroad. Read twice and reierre,
10 committee Of the whole.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Motion II NJ Mason, thaE JOINT resolution OF
the state 0. the Union be ordered TO take mme
date effect, did not pass
The concurrent resolutions on the State OF o.,
Union, offered BY Mr.. Warner, OF the 24th oil
were ~ unanimous consent amended, ali
passed, ayes o5 nays =.
GENERAL ORDER.
The House wet into committee Of the who
on the general order, and after some time speu
therein the comm tee rose ard reported Pre-
gress, and asked cave 20 sic again. Leav
granted
A message from he senate announced ths
they had amended bill TO further amend th
act for the construction Of Train railways. Hous
concurred ia the amendment.
House adjourned.