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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-09

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: Door HI Sssfa 4. :si ':f;I;
ou.s mrs s, s saT.D wo sss so,o
s,'. 's5e PROVIDES wv,
EssT w WEEK
.s s JOIN ONE w Ss & s4 4s s1 tGc Ss
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC, SPLENDID scENERY. ELEGANT
HOW ARE p YOU tesaEExsACxsw
h'' become soSSss s sGfs INC s1sS
PAIR ONE WITH GOLDEN LOCKS. a
S 5.ss r,': J.sss, MRS JOHN WOOD
.. $50 Mr. wALcor. s.a,, ~.
TIE Afsf s CAST or zaz Aa GIANT
70 commence WIN mo Is i u'T Safs ~
FRIDAY s sIsan so fnsFy Woe SSn'''@
RRooxLYk scADRxY or MUSIC.
yok SSE sisar N SsEs' pos1 ilf . =,
'sas q s'0'1 A, aa Il f. sf Tsso & with
VINO WIN have the honor appearing upon this occasion
'aiy IN hsr great 'Aari lady = EDITH
BY the pres and the pahle oiths csy = fully
e%Sodsing IA is one Of he srandess idea. ever
. ss weird %d ne history g The
novel e "Ess. Lynne" and admirably dr.matl;ea y
n this city ss@s mons1s Al N6ios Garden met
rls sAFl Ad4a aEH 81 A II THE
EDITH THE GREATEST PLAY or THE AGE.
9. wednesday evening. MAroA H. VIII DO produced the
OR, THE EARLs DAUGHTER.
With Scenery and DreSsos And the following powerful
LADY EDITH l,...MA MATILDA HERON
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4 0sIsrANr oUARrERxAsrER's OfrIoE CORNER
"A q g and Twenty streets Washington,D. o.,

March 9, 1863
VIII be sold II public auction tho grounds sire
between Tweny-rst Twenty sreets on Wed.
nssday, Is eighty so, OF Iron and
uaashor belonging Department. The
Iron 10 TO lie SD ~ OF not lea. than hos and
"a OOo, pounds aud leather than 1--WE hundred
f60 pounds with the privilege The whole The property
as 70 be taken away within SIX days after the sale.
Terms in Government funds
CHAS II. T0MPKrNs,
Captain. 4. Z. NJ, o. 8. A.
j. G. MCGUIRE A o., Aimtioneers.
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DArrIs FAREWELL IN AMERICA.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10,
- AT IRvINo HALL.


p .ss se
pAirons desires % expires. IN H. tern. 81. pos'o
sTr aided her irssins ~ their cheering smiles
and % s ". ss
her behalf rather than % artistic merit sas
nases one that IN !. a,ara
but BE- ss s and s ON The and her
Of duties ,hn, have been coly, !. source It
II. .s a IN ss1 ar
se .sn: ssa
earnestly grateful and respcctfu farewell sas WI,
Il ~s sr 70 & % aa s she
s ass not As snwSgs gs
futars ~ to resume her slaan O % s -, =.
memory. sh. more ..y. farewell
evening a as.ss D. d'o lS, coscERr
MILE cARLorrA PATTI.
A 4. gs'ss on wednesdsy ssrch H.
The following cinru, artists have kindly consented %
.'-; Sr NV WILLIAM rf X CASTLE toe talented Tenor
NJ f rapnAs &. '.:c .%ia1:i
THEoDoRE THOMAS. the Distinguished s,oln,,,i
"'''" asa..i aS1 Ssn rsssryed seats
s ssa ri r srssi r.sf I B.s.is.
sbsl s.isssry No ~ s aslse and a. i'''ns Hail.
Daora open a, ~. conc. oc,oos
ccIgsoE AND AmusEMEsr.-rRoY, BnrrrAS
= Will continue his deeply interesting fsycho'os - Lsc
se,rd from DE- aadisnce Clinton Hall Astot place,
Tuesday and Friday evenings. Admission l. cents
w FRIDAY, MARCH Is,
Never acted here,
srRIS0 AND AUTUMN.
SKETCHES or INDIA
BENEFIT nghs Of Mr. and Mrs JOHN SETON.
Box book open from = " q
TaRRg AsD EAsy-FIEE AND EAsY-AT THB
ssles No. q Ia broadway, tonght good time NAY
BE- looked Tor. THoS. MONTGOMERY. Proprietor.
AroqfSg CASA PRryATK PARLOR ENTER.
t,tnnent--At the request OF many ladies', who
Dr o. duriCs the week, commencing Tussiay
March TO- Mt clock af give ssr~es ma
mediation lad only ~ the residence o.
Tor IA Wet si1entA street. between Seventh and ti-hth
Na,ics-Parties SHIN arrangements W have tho
ms n. their Residence, p~.-- ss one day nc'ie 0
Dr. Coulson rs VS. twenty seventh street, be-
tween 81 in aud Seventh avenues
HOWARD ATHEN8UM,
Ill BOSTON.
LADIES' and gentlemen. Wishing viii address,
carr Of c. q Bernard 4 Co.. fss Bruadway.
HENRY WILLARD. Leases
AIR HENRY PERcKy. PRI TENoRE LATE OF
MI Bryanta Woods and OF ucorxr Cnris,ys y n
srss oonnscsad with the estsoAnsnt 10 WAiiAcks
Old Theatre
Tr.RrvALLEp ATTRACTION
l Unrfvall~d Attraction . the House Of Commons -
street. every Monssy Wednesday and ss,ur
dAy To night the stars WI ?. 90 hand e esy.n
enho &c Mr. Smith ALL give several fAvorio solos On the
furue
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ID Last WEEK BUT OhA
= '' '''' .SF i:rsH:s
tbs ''''s s Fl s1 iss aS;1ss7f
Ssi'I: MA NJ slssa. m POUNDS.
Ha''a" '.'''.' b Il. !; ss ;ss soss "a
;, ..y DUST ErSstss T.s.s NJ
hours sa q. srf 1 ;a 5000 s'' sc
tho ri. sssssii Essiaf tsn ov mrxas nxrsss
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SsSSSeIa .ss ~. to-. Co.,: e
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r ss a s, s and Z, s s,ss ~:
hsn.inf 70 ths .~rn q boat sAyne. IN sa siiisi
H. wi, :. seem 90 q. p.a a. so.r SD .sp..s
on the '' Ts .ssn r sgsGi'i; srr vsu
with largo sp.ck"d Boos Trout add other ivas -.
GWYsTsI rCsDs oy ocBAS Axp RIVER wArRa
m the sl Tsa ' LEANED stao.L SEAL, NED
Sss h if.s. LA. sy.s sf Wit s!ss
Lecture Room every afternoon soa evening siss.A
- THOSE woSnEGs or THE WORLD
svRo ARABIC rRourK
JuoaLERs. AoRoDArs ssp ,cosroRrrosrsrs
IsE,s slssr M is srnsp saArE
:, AcaoSxiisTs fo.TrnkRss AN9 ,DyssIssns !.
rosspis,. fKsTs ~ sr f,s sd nSiLira
Ah'r which, Nc m fisf 1sis ac KIP .
NJ BARRrsos. COMIC IArnoarTu SINGER. ~
a1ral.sion. 70 asn,. csiiai.n under 900. y cents
THEArnE ynAscAIs -SInLon CONCERT sALeos.
sniafo ofN
ys PARIS .' 5a soucux.
IT.. Ysf'@ e,s - '',s. ~ :, ,s
cs~rsS.. an BE- srfsrpd ~, Il . e,o.s.
ezs ladway.
c.s. ~ a. , 3 sa n
: po-'ponsd ,iiI SATURDAY, Ne fi.t
Woous srssrmEh n4LL a.
,v..x woooEe.''s 'hT = sS1ela- 'r"'ss a.
, IN , ~. Hirs s,s.Is;,sr
NJ, WOOD r-.pss,faiiS ssn"sass. -
pR,zg PLAY
iAe vr'e offered fsr -sis. -. 80,
s.s wss 7. d uA.ns,n' k.s. q BrSsyn
'''p' ssxsDpAD Jos
..s ~. -. ~ is"', s. r. sH a
NEW scxxEaY ArreixrxRsrs. 40. or
HosDAf Nh rss wv yk, ;" si. dl''"s ~'
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20 cas-, " ehSlisrs. tssidsais -. 80 pDs,s1sss
MOODS nIssrnzLa
gharisy vor N~i~ s~ys0ur, tssns bsvv~r, f1D WIS.
,.~ssl, Hasa LII. I~~l. COMA. L,a. BOOB, a..
" psAwIss ROOM yS&Rrussssr
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s'ol~s rkhis - e.sts
DHYASr~ sissrHKIs
sseb.ala. hi s-T Es.Aa-.y
SosDAr or .sf "a. '' ~ sssssr' ~
r'r'~"."'' - sSirss Dsri.ior re-. an s'~'
tr,~r.f-vs~d ~th to<~s sd -. le@sfs.
cnJfITy To JOHNNY. Nri<,An At Tim gOHaR.
BHfAsTh LAUGHING Gas.
TilE ECHO soksA eutLtFN9E nkNrK.
~ OLD yoLss cssrknr
suiips cSss ~ ~ N'' firfIr Va, vsssscs
nov AhE roc. sEkksHAasgf
Intfu1sfrg go bt~ tf~fs thefr sstst~ -1sfs~s
r~sss. Is osar. Private hssssC
DHfLgsRsosfc SOCIETY oy NV YoRs -IrgsTr-
I q. lssg Ant Las rnurfh = rasr'sf ifr -
Nan. az evening kafck 10 ps1 Oetestfs Fe-set-
symp lufIef "a - ofnffnfr, ~ " rnsr.
ssrtas- rrk-rro 49, ruaN - ssAur san 80 t1sers
~ ~. piano % ~ - sessi.1ta $40 tsr,gfNsfs =.
b gssftar ersrsr x We MeNf fftstsf snH y bFE1ss.
1.saionoss.s ts.sfu. ar Ttsers fsfse. sstfs
~ IL 80 m, Wtrs $500 Al hfssts af o. no
a. 81 - .eslns = 80 s1orsst VI ~ sst. hfs -
$500 sfitR. @~-s.y.
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~ vuNDKRs AND ssarpsr,
v1 HkOADsAf 80 hnoADsAr
A. - ssarusHs tp~nss hnd wih tosy s4astoss tAis
$500 eafs rtisu \ efhitstton
Oprw fyDR 1Esrlkhts OsLfl ygDs
10 A. n " W y. ~
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ara HENRY PERcKY PR mo TENoRE LATE o.
nj pr,.nt'a Woods and Of ocorxr Cnrissys n
s,r.. s moi con With the essbxknsat waiisck
Old Theatre.
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"a IaHfIy
n. DOUGHTY, AuCTfONEER
viii sell. Tuesday Mar TO- commencing IT ii O'clock At
pvae residence 40 sixth
ing OF Brussels and Tapestry carpets, Ioe and Brcsei
window Cur tains rosewood and Psrlor Furniture,
viz Ttea TeteE, Arm and Paror Chairs marble top Cen
Tables BookcA~es tine Oil Panules mahogany.
walnut Bedstess Dressing bureaus, WAshstands,
HAIR Mattresses, FEATHER beds aud Pillows Extension
Dining Table, Dining Chairs, Crockcry. Dinner and Tea
se 0lasswaFr Cutlery A The whole will be found
thy the aen OF dealers and housekcepcrs Sale rain
saitu..
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JrERrvALLED ATTRACTION
J unrvalied Attraction 81 the u0uss OF Commons -
IVES, Houston street. every MONDAY Wednesday ana saur
day following will be hand 70 euiyen
an. procse,inxs Wait., Field Ceni~y Smith stuck
enhos Ac Mr. Smith ALL give Avorc solos On the
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4 n: MEEwIN, AgcIroSgEE.

6y4 and SO Broaiway,
Wal SELL auction, Monday Tuesday evenings March
q and TO- clock, valuable Private Library comprising
many curious ana come unique Io,ks, and variety
s1i finely Illustrated Works and Miscellaneous Litcrste
Also choice I'D EnsrAvngs exquisite Stettr~ hne Bronze
Medals Donnd's best Micro-cope Caesa Obscure and
very interesting articles OF antiquity &c.
Catalogue ready.
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IJKNRY b. HRRTS, JR.. AUCTIONKEB.
IL BY HENRY WOOD 4 GO.
Special perenps ar. sale o.
GOLD AND SILvER WATCHES,
COLD JEWEI,RY

RICH DIAMOND JHWKLRY, 10,
In lots tho trade only.
On Tuesday. Maruh 10. At II O'Clock.
Al the salesrooms Ne. $50 broadway.
being the entire balance Of stock Of eweler
busincss To be without any whatever. Gaia
logueS ready the morning OF SALE
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A TRANSFORMERS TICKET-THE HIGHEST PRICE
n raid for Pawnbrokers' Tickets for Diamonds Wstcbea
Jewelry silver Ware, Uuns. old Gold silver A. kc
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At % NASSAU sTREET-A. HoNIGMAS. DIAMOND
"A Broker makes liberal cd ancss Diamonds Watches
Jewery buys them ~ fu value, his private ocr,
% Nassau street, rom No. up saaira business conn
DENTAL
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HOWARD ATHENGUM,
Ladies' genemen wishing se-ts. viii address
carr o. = . "s'AA'A - HENRY WILLARD Lesses
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pR coBBETT MEMBER or THE NEW YORK UNI.
~ v-rsity tMedFa Coilesel and ccisgs Of surgeons,
london consulted privately ~ his
ranged snt 20 Centre street between Chambers
aud Reade having private entrance At No City
Hal place prnctce hir,yfosr years u witch
have bseu in hosIs,as entities him 70 confidence Sundays
rom III A. NJ 10 l2b. r. NJ
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LOxN OFFICES.

A ess BROADWAY CORNER or BOND STREE
"A room No 8. HENRY HyNAN brochures sd.snecs {
Diamonds set unset buys the no for cash
al.o Watches, Silver Wars Pianos and Personal Pr
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At NO. CHAMBERS sTREET-TuE HIGHEST
n price paid for Almonds watches Jeweiry
and Silver ware and Old Odd and silver either IN s~d
current funds JOSEPH y. ISAAC, No Chamber. street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsHworoS, December 29.---The Worlds $
specinl says;
Not little disappointment is felt at The
failure 10 effect an exchange of prisoners, for
General Butler I'D teeg-aphed here that he
was quite sauguine of securing complete ex-
change. .The,whole matter now reverts to Gen
eral Hitchcock and Mr. Edith.
The rebels still permit paiyate donations of
provisions to go to our prisoners, but will re.
ceive nothing from the Government in that
line
The Times special says the War Depart
ment has under consideration several impor-
tant questions relating to the draft, witch will
shortly be made public The quotas of the
several States are being arraigned so as to
avoid difficulties in the future Each State
will be officially informed Of the number of
men it is expected to ratse,a the time fixed
for the enforcement of the draft which will
not be later than the middle Of January
next
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
Cincinnati Market.

F CINCISNATI, December 80.
BUTTER-We quote prime to choice fresh
Roll at 25@27c. The market for the lower
grades is quiet but steady at 10 to zoe for
common to good packed, and 20 TO 24e. for
fair TO good Roll,
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HoGS-We
quote common Beef Cattle at 81 75@B; fair
$3 25@3 so; good $3 1904; and prime to
choice 81 35e94 10, az
Sheep are IN good demand at $4@6 per
GENITAL net: .qal EG4
Hogs are rather dullI and prices declined
fully 65c from the highest point reached,
closing at 81 for 200 pound averages The
receipts during the week were II, 900
CUAL-A good demand at 25e aAoat for
the best Pittsburgh, and 80 TO Soc delivered
FLOUR-We quote supertine Mt 80 1860
SO extra, inspectors standard, s. 90@6-the
latter rather an extreme rate---and trade and
family brands S6d6 80 Old superlina and
extra sold at s. 5000 75
GRAlN--The whole range Of Red ia 81
25G9l 30 and of White 81 35Cayl 40 These
rates are below the views of sellers to 4 great
extent, but they are fully up to tho views Of
buyers. .a.. .a. ~ .arI
Corn has been in but moderate supply, and
prices advanced to 93Q995c for New at The
lower depot. Old remains at 81 O5(9l O6.
Oats have been in better demand, and (ul.
ly 100000 bushels sold within the week, and
closing ut S2@33c IN bulk and 9l@92o in
sacks.
Rye is steady at 81 3O@l SO. aa.
Barley rather dull, but not much pressing
on the market. Brewers and malsters have
been buying sparlngly at 81 ,40@l SO foI
Spring, and 81 55@l GO for Fall but holders
ask 56al0c higher
HAY---A steady market at $27G428 per tor
for prime Timothy, in bales. on arrival, ane
| $29(930 from store.
PR0VISIONS--Th market has been Cat
and hardly enough done to establish quota
tions. Mess Pork sold 10 limited extent a
$l5 25 for 1862 and $40 40 for this season
Lard hardly inquired for City is efferec
at l24(@l24c and country at I2C9l2te. HsGC
and Gut sold 10 the extent OF 2,2O0 tierces a
4 ll9llfe, chiefly the latter rate.
Bulk Meats not wanted. Country offered
at 6l 81 and 9le but this is tc above wha
buyers would think Of Green Hams hav,
been in good demand at 94e, and Shoalder
sold at 64c,
! Observation-Disclosures sell at 8O@s5s
and Peach blows at 759s0e on arrival, bu
bring &c to lOc above these ratios from th
store. s1
i SUGAR-We quote Raw at l4o TO l54c
and Hard Refined al Isle,
WHISkY-The market is dnll and unset
tied, opaning at S3c and closing at 75GD7Sc
the latter the prevailing rate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
FROM EUROPE.

ST JOINS, December 2S-The steamar Ad.
drech, from Galway 22d, arrived here this af-
ternoon. Her dates are five days later than
those by the City of Manchester.
The Government employees at Shercress, who
assisted in fitting out the RappahAnnock for
the rebels, have been discharged for violation
of the neutrality law
The names of persons serving on rebel yes
sells who belong to the naval reserves are or
dered to be stricken from the list to forfeit all
privileges, and not to be allowed to re-enter
the service
The steamer Vanderbilt returned to Cape
town, and remained there till October 22d,
and then visited Penguin Island, the rendez.
vous Of the Conisderates, where she seized
the British bark, sailing in British waters, il
is said on supposition that she was laden
with tho cargo of the ship Conrad
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

SPECIALS TO NEW YORK PAPERS,
NEw YoRK, December 30.-The specials are
barren of news
The Herdids dispatches state that Major
Mulford, flag Of truce officer between Fortress
Monroe and City Point, arrived here this af
ternoon by special train from Annapolis,
with important dispatches for the Govern
ment
In his annual report Secretary Chase asked
Congress to repeal the provision directing him
to make loans for from ten to forty years, and
empower him instead to negotiate loans on
whatever terms he may in his discretion deem
for the public interest This authority will
undoubtedly be given, and the Secretary Will
have the power to issue three hundred million
dollars more Of the popular B've-twenty loan.
II subscriptions 10 this loan should coptinue
to come in faster than they are needed by the
Department, il is understood that permission
will be- given TO the agents to receive subscrip
tions payable in instalments as the amounts
shall be required, five per cent only to be dis.
counted as guaranty, thus saving 20 the Gov
ernment large amount Of interest
Since Congress refused TO pay the exorbi-
tant bounties, il is expected re-enlistments
have been much increased, and hundreds are
arriving here daily. Those who were waiting
for an increase Of bounty are now coming for
ward, and in a few weeks, at the present rate,
nearly all of the army Of the Potomac will
have re enlisted for the war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30

a British Lieutenant who was to sail for ber.
muda to-day, was arrested by Marshal Mur-
ray aud sent 10 Fort Lafayette A rebel mail
was found concealed in his baggage The
letters were Immediately forwarded to Secre-
tary Seward. H
Further developments Ia relation TO the seiz-
ure Of the steamer Cromwell aud the Bark Cir
caussian are published. Il appears that on
the day Of sailing Of Cromwell Marshal Mur-
ray arrested Legur, formerly United States
Minister to SanSalvador, together with his
wife and child. Messrs. G. +. Candy and d.
Perez, all Of whom were sent to Fort Laiay-
etto Legur's baggage was searched and a
bill Of ladng found for fifty barrels lard, ship
ped on board tho. Circassian. On searching
the lard one thousand navy revolvers we're
found secreted therein. Candy and the others
were arrested for having been found in com
pany with Legur, and on the sudposi,ion that
they knew something of the matter
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, December 30.-Flonr steady
higher 1906 SO for extra State
7 G6(@7 7O for Round Hoop Ohio. Wheat
a shade frmer and in good demand 43O47
Chicago spring 1906 foS Milwaukee club.
4s@53 for Winter Red Western; 57@6O
Corn heavy; i'25C9l 20 for store. Oats
lc lower S5@s6I.. Pork shade firmer so
al 81 old; I ll4C1l ~ new mess. Lard
firmer ll@I2f Whisky active and lirmer
at 92@98, ,gni-tf'
NEw YoRK, December 30.--Stocks dull,
easy and steady. Money in fair demand at
seven per cent. Sterling nominal United
States skies at 81. Erie 81. New
York Central 3l5. Reading 1 l8s.
Gold / 52a Couponss 81 20. Harlem 90.
One year certificates 9sb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

New YoRR, December, 29.--The steame r
City of Manchester arrived this evening. Her
news is mainly anticipated. An official letter
from the Duke Of Newcastle to the Governor
of the Bahamas, states that in grave emer-
gences, belligerent vessels may enter port on
permission Of resident officials, specially dele
gated instead Of on permission OF the Gov
ern0r solely
The Morning Post says Lord Wodehouse is
instructed to tell the King Of Denmark he
may rely on the assistance of Engand.in the
event of the integrity Of Denmark being
threatened 1t is reported that % 900 Swed.
ish troops, headed by the King, we're in
motion. The Emperor Napoleon bad made a
brief and pacific speech in response to the
address Of the Senate. The paragraph in the
address relative to Mexico. met with some
objection, but was fnUlly adopted, after i,
being stated that the Government was ap-
preaching the establishment of a State Gov
ernment in Mexico, at firm, resolute, and
rapid pace.
It is stated that NJ. Supervie tie new rebel
envoy TO France, has "A mission to notify the
French Government Of recognition, by the
Confederate Government, of the Empire OF
Mexico also TO try and persuade the Empe
ror Napoleon to recognize the South in re
turn for such acknowledgement
The Liverpool Post says; We consider
ourselves in a position to state that Lord
Lyons, in dispatch to Earl Russell from
Washington announces the war will be term.
mated within three months. The Confederates
being in the greatest eXlremities will hav,
speedily to propose an armistice In our in
fOrmant we have the fullest possible confidence
President Lincoln's proclamation has refer.
ence to facts on which Lord Lyons grounded
his conclusion.
The synopsis of Lincoln's message and
proclamation received by the Arabia, via
Halifax attracted general comment. ThS
London Times looks on the message as war
like, and says the effect Of the whole docu
meut amnesty included, resembles that o
the last battle. The offer of peace is on termi
that be accepted The whole question still
depends on the fortune of war. 1t may b.
gratifying to the North to be formally assured
that the Government is strong and successful
enough TO offer an amnesty, but il is eviden
Lincoln anticipates no pacific result nor doe
the Secretary of the Treasury who look
forward still to two years of war expenditure
Commercial circles in New York shares i
misgivibgs of the Secretary. the premium OF
gold having risen nnder the message.
1t is reported that France inresponse to tn
Russian reply relative to the Congress, ha'
proposed "A conference of ministers, as pre-
liminary to the meeting of Sovereigns, Al
other statement is that France, in note I
the Swiss government says the desired PR
gramme will be drawn up and subsequent
communicated to different governments.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
MR0ical.
How to Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF DISEASEl

YTNHE primary cause OF every disease that flesh IL
i heir TO ~ impurity of the blood. The blood be-
comes impure from many causes. Impure AIR or
change Of weather. unwholesome food and exposure
among the principal causes of impuuty OF the
blood. The symptoms are giddiness, headache, con-
fused thoughts, eyes duh und heavy, drOwsiness CON
stpation Of the bowels, bad taste in the moath, foa
tongue, liver complaints, palms in the hack and legs,
OF appetite, sleepless nights cohc, cranp, pain
and tighness Of the chest heartburn gout amt Theu
lnasm, puRing and purging chs and feyers more
less accompanying these, and long tram o troub
lesOme and dangerous affections, all OF which may be
prevented and cured by taking few doso5 OF Or.
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They particularly suitable for chronic and nerVoua
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES.
FROM THE SOUTH.

FoRr MoSRoE, December 29-The Rich
mond Enquirer Of the 25th, contains the fol
lowing
Bristol, December % Our forces are still
around Rutledge and Morristown. Cannon.
aiding was heard at the latter place on Sunday
Longstreet was unable to follow up his advan.
tage in consequences Of the large rum Der Of
barefooled men ia his command
The weather was cold, aud the mountains
are covered with snow.
General Morgan passed through Columbia,
South Carolina, on the oath.
There were three hundred cases Of small
pox among the Yankee prisoners OF Dan
Vile
The Confederate army in East Tennessee
have gone into winter quarters.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
CHASE AGAINST ISSUING LEGAL
TENDERS s.t

WASHINGTON, December 30-It is not be-
lieved here that Secretary Chase will issue
any more legal tenders, though it is stated
that both committees of Congress have ex-
pressed their opinion that it would have to be
done. 1t is understood that yesterday it was
his intention to call for loan.