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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-19

DAIEs' DRESS FURS. Just opened, an
4 A extensive and well-assorted stock OF La
DIES and CHILDREN'S DRESS and FAN
CY FURS, made expressly for our retail trade,
~ our house in New York and warranted to be
the best in this market.
We especially call the attention of purchasers
to our Russian Sable, Martin Fitch,
Mink, siberian Squirrel. and Anaeri-
can and Canadian Furs, consisting IN La
new st7le cf Pr Collars, and Gentlemen Muf-
ders
w. We defy all competition: in this Line: 49,.
At the same time We bring IN remembrance
onr stock Of Ladies' GIonLs and NANTES,
Dress Goods, and general stock of DRY
GOODS. which is daily increased with the
newest and choicest patterns OF fashion,,
NSsz~ Furs from the country will be bought,
both for export and manufacturing, at the high
est market prices.
vs. Remember, 48 Market Space, near se'~
enth street, under the Avenue House. Mashlng~
ton, d. G. 5. q ". Nj l EN bEhu.
Washington, nov lo-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-19
SOUTHERN NEWS.

SOUTHERN NEWS.
NEW York, Jan, 1S.The Richmond pa
pers of the 10th have reached here. They
contain a Geographic dispatch to the effect
that all was quiet at Wilmington on the 10Th,
but It was believed that the Federal fleet and
land forces were Ell route there, ALI non-com-
batants were requested to leave the town. An
other Federal force, from SIX to ten thousand
strong, was said to be advancing towards
Kinston.
A Federal blockade steamer was ashore off
Nughsville sound and the crew were still aboard.
Another blockader was lying near, but the
former would probably be total wreck.
The steamer Columbia had run the BLOCKADE
out of Confederate port, and another steamer
had run in from Nassau with heavy mail and
valuable assorted cargo. She reported that
six swift steamers were freighted and about to
sail from Nassau to run the blockade.
Hon. Jesse D. Bright, Of Indiana, formerly
in the Senate Of the United States, recently
wrote letter in relation to the election OF Sen
ator from that State, in which he said:
Z have never believed that war was any
remedy for existing differences between the two
sections. AS your agent in the councils Of the
country. was opposed to all legislative acts In
aid Of this war; and if you were to offer me
seat in the Senate again, if [ should accept it,
I would not during my stay there, contribute
il any form to the support Or encouragement
Of the inhuman crusade that those IN power
are vaoinr, under the late proclamation OF the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-19

aly, and If they find the facts as claimed by
that gentleman, the negro will be returned in
conformity with the requirements Of the Fugt-
tive Slave law. There are one or two other
slaves il the Dis,lict, claimed by Mr. Mar
burr.
A correspondent Of the New York Times,
spe>nja,ing upon the amy Of the Potomac and
what is to be done with it, gives a vesy un-
promising condition Of lis spirit at present,
and the causes Of It's depression. He says
';Dut the root Of the matter IS a dsilust of the
general cond,1c; and ordering Of things. They
feel thas things are at loose ends-in fact they
know it. for our army is one that reads and
thinks This spirit of discomfort is augmented
BIZ many causes Of a special nature. For ex-
ample: l. They have not for many months
been paid. Shameful aud inexcusable IN the
Government ,, The stagnation, ennuI, dis
gust. suffering, sickness and discomfort Of
camp life in winter, without winter quarters
amid Virginia mud cold and rain
Rev Josiah Warden. of the Methodist Pro.
tastant church, died IN Frederick county, Nd,
Oh Friday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25
Of y cent. fro. nom Government tax. The Pacific

Of cent free from Government tax. Tho fao'no
Mills Company has declareda semi annual dividend OF
70 q cent, payable the sd instant; the Douglas AZ
Company y cent, payable on the ed the STARK Mills
so p share payable the 2sth; the Great Falls Man
ufae,uring Company y cent. payable January the
Boston and Roxbury Mills Company diTidend Of - Y
share payable Jnnnary a. the Chiccrse Manufacturing
Company. y cent. payable December 80; the Man
chester Print Works. 20 y cent, payable Iecemter -
Coal stocks are all firm, Pennsylvani" COAL
1864. Delaware and Hudson, l733lsoi Wyoming
Valley. g. The coal transported over the De'"w"'e'
Laokswapna end Western Railroad isst week was I"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25
Advertisement.
uuRoIAR ALARM lELEGRAPu.

The method OF protecting the doors aud Window OF our
residences nom burglary by electricity, ~ sngse'edb ny M
h. HoLnss No. lsl Brosdway worthy 81 candid con.
i.aion II has been Ia atisr operation IN our own houses
Tor months and have tho fullest sondence IN '
ussluess and efficiency; Edward Dodge thrm OF tlsrk.
Dodge TO. Bsnscrs No. 81 Wal,t j. " Trevor mn of
Taylor 4 Colgate Bsnters No. ~ Wallet H. A. Tucker
irn Of Van Week Tucker Banh-rs) No brosdst Gen
oral Philip a. Crooks, No. 3 kaltonst, BrSsAlyn. John A.
hcott. Jnaxs supreme Court, Broohlyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25
SUPERIOR coURT-THl.l TKRx-r &c ,A-BeloIe jasee
AosHLL
Ac11oy ron FREIGHT MONEY.


David E. h.so4n 81 a. ST. ChATe, MARI and Pi,r Go Par
This aaliOa 10 brought ~ recover g. 0oS =. i)s
,icxL N 10, VI sr, ported by 10 I.n' iaelf
barb ca,sd tie 1tatil i1a Ncna-sos Ia 10 Island -
CIt. iAa port - rrw York ilfy The sIr-r oi 800
Ihs i-rni-r . ,ha, tn. 80 Unsupported BY
The rant1. their ye.ssl bot dry Tia, tie de-
irefed ihs sn-es e. tho lrfud,s ~ rev fosh IN
GOOD order, and thu c1nifv ttey cn that ihcy WEE
..ow,d sid vessel upon AID u1def set 'shd hs
ces,!sr drEss u The saSAss va. eee tr .. n ne Co
fsndsa ,s.sani lo,, ,h.eby ofHl 81 % - Ny se:ed
H. dol SAWYER % allow lui.rs-' %, - 10 ~ . a.
difference bo,rscn hr' counter clam nd i-s lifsas o-
maud. The case 10 sin on.
W II. hnhon AID GsoTe p. tntroe' 20 80 is'e i,t,
DEXTER 4. H.~kl Co,hIen l.. " ar-, 81 lie gl4unIs.
lmAzssss --DKo. 2-Bcio,e Jrs o irosaHo
LAURA KER.Es rIUiA iER--Quf&IioN or IAAcTfCE.
Jsss' y BoL,., Eccei'cr &c, ,ss. jon "a. = q a.
The plaintiff as receiver, appoilt,d "a proceed
inss sapp-cnt. &C. sSecrtil lgdfu- -rlst John N.
finhls fone - the ss laula th,@crl com
rucca action n.t lie srorGtt' 20 obtain To 80 70
tie N aiei ID otlsr lea properly - De tJ 4 Ne iork,
valued a $1,000.
motion IA. made behalfof tie defendants TO compel
IL. plaintiff 10 give security % tho defendant Tor cns.s
The motion papeT. showed tho recoor hA be-
ionTins tho 81 .sd Trinb md d. ,Epcet to
Lave Ioy, unless tie plaintiff succrei-i IN ths acton
Motsn granted sad c pau,ir ~ lied - sge security or
% die amount .. $50 with ~ costs " defendants 10
thidr even, OF action
H. = Guernsey Aai Van Antwerp md Jsmrt Tor the motion
b. L. ILayeT opposed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25
lALxrrt..elIlcnt.l

RyCu, RACY AND IssraUcTIyE-An excellent
number For portraits character spi biographies Of Gen.
B,sx, Lord LrypHuRsr etc with portrait. OF beautiful
women Egyptian mumnde', sorS indians, Love Courshlr
ard Marrrso wild Men and Beasts, Children. How Mas h.
got uusbsnd wonsns Experience The Seer. II Beauty
I~s m IN tn, Face TIE BrardIts Significance. DR. ans
C.u.e. and Effect tho January nainbcr PuHKSooeroL
JorssAL rr.iy Is cent, vi " year New vol
TINE. FowLKa L WKLs. No. 80 broadway, New.iort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25
Acknowledgement

NEw YEAR. NEW RESOLVES, NKw PURSUITS.
Among tho best rRsrsrs young sen,leuan-or lady
can msie each other hehks MENTAL MIRROR Of them
selves In other woI correct analysis Of their own char
scto comps,sa plrcnsesi'. IN which vee' and viz
ue ais and eIceenees shall be sy stated with sdNiee
TO how suppress the former and ineres'e the latter
would he Of hating benefit to every Mes sowLra
WILL No. Ga Brosdwsy mako examinations day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25
fAlv-r,is~m-ntl
NINE. DEMORgsTs IMPERIAL DRESS ELEvA-

ron-Evcy lady delighted with them anl they have DC
come Indispensable. 0odys Lsdys booh for January ssys
I'VE hnv, lately seen very article nssnted and intro
duced by Mm- DnnoNEsr. No. <TJ broadway. New fork
called the DxEss ELEvAron and arranged that by s
The Elevator IL hooked around the waist Inside re dIc'
cords o, Together AID .e secured 10 buona which pass
al m. ar tho buttons drawn forward aud lied or
may Do n-erl, hcd by The hand ess EieysSs are sofa
ouly " each aud mailed ee receipt Of v p'es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

The Boston rroreier says:

The standard rate Of Interest the banks and In the street
cent lean. ard discounts o! the lrsi class. bot tiser
rates pad where tine security off.e u not IN
dob..d quite tted particularly IN the r.taI
trnde eni ;ber. 10 FIR amount 81 uLnsseons in sso<s
bonds snd pubhe ros private sale 81 auction And .,
The DolYs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25
fAdvertise insnll

...-.-.-.. fAdvsrisemsnal
A BgAuTIFUt COMPLEXION, fse, &om - !.
siss :: - A ssss ~ 80, + y: :
used fOr wA.hns might and morning rendeIs the sfn I'D u
white, and 1fss from Sieuis Sod y al DrcscsA
,IAdvsrts,msnt1 -
PIANO Covers,
..GArlr l3HoaJ~ Is. k'lrI K. g. st....,. i,
lAdvsrtissmsntl
LACE CURTAINS,
.IIi tLi 1 AtkxIfrA Ne. - BsealWuay h
fAdvertissmeut
NEW PATTERNS
A select sssos,msnt Of other
CURTAIN MArERiAEs, ~ g oi ~.
... 1921 .t .f AtKsIrT's, No. 80 BroalvA
fAdvenissment1
TnE BEST CoFPEB FOR FAMILY Use on N
Tnvslids il KESrs EAST lydia CoYYsE II hes twics -
strength OF Java equal aavor and sold BY al geceu = RI
Elsr genuine General Depot, No. l54 Rsadest, Z. =
...e... ADVERTISEMENT ...r I.,. .
GAS FIxTURES-ln great variety, at low rata
Wholesale and Retail .. the Mandatory No III EmsC
rear Grand VvsTA
f.d,.,,I.sm!s,1 "a
For the better accommodation OF those AbOu1
selecting Holiday Present.. The Upsewn Depot for ths s.
way corner Of 23dst., under tho management OF E
win rsrasin open un,il p m. to Jan. 2. 1894
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

A SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the WILCOX
G,uss Sgwiso aAcuY. a, tie tate fis Of the Nal 'e
Initiate being the Highest prsIion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

The Money market opened aciy and close In ell depart men'a
Caomels still want isvor than bankers have HE incans
10 Grant The Of discount with most Of the bsrks TO r
MAR customers 10 p cent 10 irregular and TO outsiders the
Gale his a onward tendency NcwYork Exchar-e 10 very
hrn q; par buying, and premium selling Very few Gus
toners obtain any from the current rate
The report of the Quartz Hill Mining Com
pany shows since September. profit Of e23.7l2 e.
The success Of the new desulphuizing process will
rive to quartz mining in Colorado and California new
,isor. In noticing this process recently we stated
tina. it increased the profits oS It should have read
threcfold.
The statements of the Banks of the three prin-
opal cities Of the Union the last week compare with
tie previous one and the corresponding time OF 1856.
as follows: ,..,-
Losra Deposits srree cireulshr
" yok Dec 10. elT3 sa,,ss ln5ts3s - 7s9 80 6lg1
Boston Dec 2l. 5s8;s2g' 81 ,sol.62e 7373N s14,osl
rhia Dee a.. - oss ia 2y4is,@e6 <lTJ.1ce LV71,AI
Tosl.sssao 57 2sr 2lq ass oa II 31s en7 1921 s
Lat wcek... BASS 1872 aea S5 80 go l1t lso 1913
Last ,oar....... 2s76Segs 2le,345l3 G,s%,%I 2n,3 9
The following will show the exports of specie
from NcwYork to foreign ports since the beginning o.
the year:
Since J-n l. 1863 lsl 20 Same time IN 1902. Rlsl 90
Same time ia 9as. 81 6.I30 Same tine in b39 tsJnlt
sane 1901. 3,oleJi Same time in ldis 23sA.SS'
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25
Rrrrfufs or RrOdure.

Dxc A-9s0o bbl.. Flonr, 1884 bbls. Whisky 2s0 bs,
Corn Meal S7s bags 10 5000 bush. Otts $50 pigs Butte
+ do Lard ~ do Ashes, ~ DO Oh Cake z7do do Ps,r
leulu, SyO Dressed Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

BOARD OF NATURALIZATION was no meeting
Of this Board yestorday for want Of quorum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

DEUTcHER LIEDRnKRAEz.-At Licderkran'
Halle Nos. 379 and 35l Fourth street. the German
Licdcfkrnnz will have, Saturday evening the s6th
inst. the Inauguration OF the now Liederkrans Halle.
to commence at 81 p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

"OLD BEAISs.'-An amusing typographical
error occurred in Of the NewYork papers 10 print
ing Gen. ii hlecks Report Of War Operations. Tho
General who enjoys TIE soeriqnet Of "Old Drains.
wrote in depreciation OF the immense cost Of army trans
portation end mado out case for himself by saying
ths. our trains have teen materially fcduoed during
the year" Imagine bis dsgustwhen he found tho boat
printed "om hsins have been materially reducedT
ATtema, Werd nigh, add: ~ B.-Ihh 10 snkasm.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

At st. Bartholomew Episcopal Church, cor.
ner Of Lafayette place and Great Jones street the
vice tomorrow morning will commence at 10Y o'clock
The sermon will be preached by tho Rector Dr. Samuel
Cooke grand musical service has boon prepared by
DR. Clare W. Beamcs. the organst and musical director
of the Church. The following Is the programme:
l. Ors-n Voluntary and lynn. Shout TIE Glad Tiduss"
2 N-ne Exultcnus double chant Dr. Brsmcs
GlOriA fA'rA
Cloria In EIcelsis, with solos Weber
Benedietus newly arranged Anthem by...D Dr. Besmos
were sl.pherd.." Gc.' sung by Mi,, Brainerj,
Chorp,-" Glory to God" iiom tho MossAl lsndel
Hymn IS Iaftl the herald angels sing Mozart
O. Alter the sermon, solo. sung BY Miss Brsnsfd-
al Midnight, Chridmss' Adam
10. Communion service
The following are the members Of the Choir Miss
Marin Brainerd soprano Ohio eminent srtiSte)' Miss
Virginia Tucker coDtrato Mr. J. T. Eorihrop. tenor;
Mr.. Geo. W. Van Sicen baAso IN. Clare W. Beames.
organist and director.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

NorEL AnRryAIs.-Thc Hon. W. *. Seward ard
~ Hon g. Cl.f Of w.,hlso r. c. ronsin y Albany
J. H. C.rsn q nor,sc. T c. Wsaf. T. Cane AID T. aDd
r. r. Han of Boston, 4. M.r 1 q conrord j. l. Barcs Il
Hartford. ,hl Tho Hon c.nsssi Of Rutland ''s A.
cSn Cor. I...suStd d.n Jocb-r, Of the Unssd s..es
Array NJ. lion X Loclwooi q Nrw-foIs, TIE Hon.
Hsary Martin Of San rruc.co n. 81 HsLdsFsar. J. Is.
Wa.er AL r. bishop CT Michigan -. Cowsa u lcnnss.ce
l. smith Il Mac ,hsei sad c. 5 oree.s5 VI 81 Legs
are .. tho Asuopeisn. Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

Miss Branerd sings in the Messiah this even
Ing al Irving Hail. and is engaged TO sing 10 tho ssmc
oratorio in Boston on Sunday evening. with the great
organ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

The $500 EXEMPTION order Of late date
emanang from Provost Marshal General Fry sets forth
that tho Prsslen, Las ordered tina. every citizen who
has paid tho $40 Communication shall receive the same
crcdi. therefor n ho had furnished substitute and
Is eIoneraed from the military service for tho time for
which lie waa drafted. u wit: for three year..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

MATrSEE. Mime. Mcdor makes her last ap-
pearance In a Matinee tomorrow at l o'clock. when
the grand opera Of Don Giovanni will be performed
See the advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

Sales at the Stock Exehnngc-DD DEL -, "a,
s, oo n 6. 500 Coup leo Erie Raiwey fIee5 dio,
10000 U. S. Is lyr Ger. ~ hudson rN'ei " los!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

PRRsosAL.-Peter Cooper and wife celebrated
heir golden wedding tho I'D. ct their mansion In
this city. largo party q children grandchildren and
friends present and tho occasion was Host inter
eating one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

fms " PaoApwAr:--At aoout y p m: on
Tuesday ;c Ths discovered IN the rcnt room top ror
AZ ,be ron Honso corner 81 Broadway and Twen-
tcth street, cersed nv soue Goals fsrg from the rnte
an the foor Dnmsge 20 building bad furniture 81 90
by IRE and g. 60 by water The building sowned ~
Mr. salrsn ard occupied BY Ncss.s. II s W. Doard'
well Faly insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25
SUPERVISOR BLusr Nor. RESIGNED.

SUPERVISOR BLusr Nor. REsIGSED.-The
statement that Supervisor Ilunt has resigned Ia no,
trio. lie at his post yesterday usual and paid
ont the County bounty to about my volunteers There
wns disagreement On the part OF Mr. Blunt with Su.
prisop Tweed and Purdy in relation to black buy.
sd to bo 10 years Of age who had boon taken mp in the
street by rnnncr. and persuaded BY misrcprcsent,
tons enlist lie was afierward robbed Of his bounty
Mr. Blunt called for Investigation Of the facts and
AFTER delay 81 fourteen days tho boy broush, be
foro tie Board for examination. Mr. B has no doubt
that the hoy the victim ~ gross fraud, but hi.
associates did not the matter in the same light and
dismissed the Our reporter saw the lad on Rkcrs
Isnnd and has every 10 believe that lac was In
dnced 10 enlist by person who promised him stua-
ton servant. he looks like mere child. In the
mean time. tho person who cheated him ont Of his
bounty should not be pcrmi,odo zoe large unvhpped
Of Justice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25
CITY ITE Ms.

sFyEyrs TO CONF OpP.-This evening closes
tho Fair which has been in progress all tne "oeX IN
Dodw orth's Hall. No. s06 Broadway an behai OF tne
Institution for the children OF our soldisn 'oc"ed !"
No. 334 Sixth Avenue. Tho articles remaining VIII 10
sold low. anG the public are invited to attend
IN. Fair and ctiyal now being held ny the Ladies
OF the South Baptist Church at No. LIS Broadway
orc,te Worth Monument will continue open on Christ
mas Day and evening .....
The Christian Alliance Sunday School the Rev. C. C.
Goss holds its ANIMAL festival at loi O'clock to-day az
Hope Chapel No. TO Broadway The singing OF aPpfo
pirate Christmas pieces. addresses and conieTrnS OF
presents win constitute the order OF exercises
The Third Unitarian Church. In West Foraetn street.
between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, OF which the kev'
o. D. rockingham Ia pastor. viii be dedicated gus
morning at IL o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

The s,dio By Hasenclener. 81 1885, Ecrly Morning IN
ths Noan.aDs Of Norway by GUIDE. ses5; View on the
"a nd, Tta Elves BY Steinbruck 81 ms, Portraits Of
tI,e xrtsts - ScboA oi Dusseldorf Boz lor and Les
sine ss2s, Tic Ola Bean nv L. Knsus soe5 The Poll!
, e. interior R Pm, Si x s, s
Couciliurn NEEDED by Geyer el l50j Sir John Eslstaf
Thrown into the Thames BY Hchi 5dter 1878; Vintage
Fete on the Rhine BY J. Booker $3.50. Introducing
New Scholar familiar in q village school by
Uasencener e. $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

UsT.-To-night Gounods opera OF Faust
will he performed at the Academy Of Music Sss the
advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

DEATH m A STATloS-HoUsR.-John Thomp.
son wa found by the seventh Precinct Police Oh
Wednesday night In drunken and sicky condition. al
the corner u Catherine and Cherry streets lie was
removed 90 the Station House. and medical AID sum
noned but IN spite Of their efforts hc died soon after
Tho deceased was 50 yesIs " ase. and native VI Ire
land verdict Of Death hoh drnnAsnnass and q
posyre" MAS rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

MILLER 4 Co.-Among the holiday notices
We inadvertently overlooked Miller Co. Of 70. 81
Canal street Lsdies and elidrens shoes arc the sis
pies Of their trade and In this branch Of business they
dervsdy enjoy avery large shars Of public patronage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

TnK DRATm OF Ggy. CogCORAS.-Tho Com
n,teo on National Afiairs OF tho Common Council pro
ceeded to Washington yesterday morning for tho par
pose Of escorng hitler tho body Of Brig Gen Michael
Coreoran. The body viii probably arrive today. and
win be me, at the ferry by suitable escor Thence II
win be tkon to the Governors Room. wherei Il win lie
In sta,s IN the Committee perfecs theiS rsnge
for tLe funeral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25
SALE or rnR WOLFE COLLECTION OF PAINT

SALg or TnR WOLFE COLLECTION OF PAINT
nGs-H II. Lecds& Co. Tuesday noon commenced
tho sale II tho valuable collection OF paintings belonging
10 John Wolfe at the old Dusseldorf Gallery Broad
way. large number u persons were present. among
whom we're n dozen more ladies. The bidding was
spirted tho velest competition being manifested by
tho buyers TO obtain the works of the most noted lists
A "reminiscences VI New.Englsnd by kenset brought
$3.50. An American Winter Landscape by GignouI
$3.50 Tho Edge Of Wood ~ Huntington. sJoo
Dance Of tho Hnymnfcrs. by Mount. $50. Oliver
Cromwell aud his Daughter. by Leut,c. $780, Land.
scaps BY Cole $50 Portrait II Washington. by Stu.
ART $50 Miniature do. by Trumbull. ESQ. Classic
I,sIy' by Durand. $500 Tho Travellers Home, by
Durand, &4sO Disputed Gene, by Hnckley $50
These were oil the pictures offered from the easel. Of
American Artists. number Of paintings Of tho
English School wero newt offered. and brought good
prices A scene in Ledder Valley. North Wales. by
Buddngton brought t3lo Landscape with Cattle and
Sheep by Cooper 500 Pharaoh's Horses, by Herring
Morning on tks Cumberland Mountains. by +. \ Cors
ser. ti,i75 Flock OF Welsh Sheep with Mountain
Scenery, by same. sI,7jO. Marandcr. or Rivnl
Claimants, by Ansdell SLED The Strrup Cup In the
Time Of Charles L.. by Herring ST., sl.90
number Of water color drawings by Stanheld Proui
Warren. Nash Gilbert Mobile. jenkins Tophan
Haay Hsghe and others wero knocked down al prices
ranging from eNO to $3.50. The works OF tie German
school brought better prices than of tho others
viii DO vson by thelbt which We gise' Arti'i. Lie In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

The Merchants and Manufacturers Bank OF
Hartford has voted to change its organization to Ma
tional Bank. under the law OF Congress.
The Chicoro Tribune of Tuesday says:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

liam p Warren for many years Deputy Controller. IL,
we understand about TO reSgn his position In order o
accept the Presidency Of tho International Insurance
Company. lie wil however. renoin with Controller
Brennan until such time his services can be dis
psnsed With.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

JUVENILE THIEVES ARREsTED.-At ate hour
on weinesdav two boy. about Twelve years Of age
each deliberately rolled two barrels Of -four and barrel
Of kerosene oil valued $40 from in front OF the store
Of Gilbert Oakley of No Il5 West street u en- express
Office fey block, below. and ordered them eeat 10
New jersey The articles were soon missed alb we're
finally traced by OHccr McCusAer Of no twenty
seventh Precinct 10 the above place On Thursday one
zee why The plurder had not boon se Gld was iinme
dltely arrested by tie officer Justice Connolly eYia
Lated him for !s. His eecou pice Las lot ye: been
caught.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-25

LARGE SALE OF PAINTINGS AT THE DERBY
dALLERY.-The sale by u. W. Ives Co. Of . costly
collection Of paintings consisting principally Of tho
works Of Dusseldorf and American artists which was
commenced on Tuesday evening. was concluded on
Wednesday evening" Edward Sintzenich ofiicatod 10
auctloncer. There was large attendance Of connos
seurs and artists Tho salo on tho Grst evening was
not very kesvy but gu the second night the bidding