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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
Cossrcrrcvr STATE CssvEsrros.-The Con

CosYEcTIcUT STATE CeSyESTIoS.-The Con
ecu, State Convention met Thursday, at the Temple.
NewIaver The following ticket consisting Of the pressaS
state officers wss nominated by reclamation;
Fer Governor-Wiiliam A. Buckingham
foI Lieutenant GOvernot--h0ger Asetill.
For Secretary Of Sts,e-J Hsa.mond Trdlnhun
For Tr-ssurer-Gabrel w. Cote.
Fs5 CoatTutlet-Leman w. Cutler. .I.
The following resolutions adopted by tie &c uvenienj
Rsord That hold Il be the duty Of Ill TO ssnd
by the Uu,on ts hour Of its tra unite their hesr.s
and hands in the ard patriotic efforts for s main
teusnce against those who IN against III 70 sustain
with determined resolution patriotic President and his
Administration IL the mos energetic elofls LOT tho prosee
the and tire preservation Of the Union against s
enemies 81 home Asoad to punish traitors with hting
severity and crush tie present wicked and caasee
Rebellion that OF dsnnion shall again be siseo
operation Of ell who love their country In the en-
DE- or Iekrde, throughout Al the States saen pa
tiiotic FIRE shall utterly consume oil who suiss .. ~
Union OF our fSthers and oil VITO sympathss win 'nsn
treason paiste their guilt ..,,.,x,.a
Rsslrsd That the efforts being made oy ths
OF the oya siuus solely 70 beok Gown
the Administrations by falrg yield hearty ssPpce
In m Efforts TO crush out present wicked heoenoh tehe
to afford aid and comfort 10 oar conuoh ensy ahe 70 Gu
courage them with the hope of final success 60,
,.s,,sd That in time OF civil IL 10 ue duty OF al
men Irrespective OF former political 70 unite ~
an. a. suseinna the iminiation In us efforts to pus
and restore peace sud harmony to distracted
country 800. -. -
The present State COMMITTEES was resppo'ned and the Con-
yenton adjourned. p AIra"f
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The Mini.

The Director Of the Min;s report for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1862 has just been published
From it we learn that the qusntity OF money coined
in this country, though large has not been equal TO
circumstances limited the supply Of the precious
metals since the war commenced. The whole COIN
age has amounted TO 90 900 S99 pieces OF all demon.
nations of coin, in value sos ,o23, 6oS From the
mines Of the United States nearly thirty million
dollars in gold and over million dollars 10 SILVER
was received within the year. Mr.. Pollock, Direc.
tor OF the Mint anticipates from the richness OF gold
depoeits in Colorado Territory or Pixies Peak tnaf,
before many years. the production from the MINES
there will rival in amount that OF California. lie
throws ont suggestion tina, small change being 30
very scarce, the half dime, dime, or quarter might
be ssued at three-fourths Of their present weight
"at all events we could most safely aud rea-
sonaby issue ten millions OF dollars IN hve
aud ten. cent pieces, of the present pine'tenths
hneness, bat OF reduced weight, and OF
jesal.,ender 10 the amount Of FIVE or ten dollors.
Tne new pieces would, OF eourse, be ~, worth,
that mach abroad, but they would e At home, which
i. all we are concerned ayur. legal provision to
this effect, rn:,preetiye, perhaps to fouow the
wearing 5bt 81 the stamp currency, would a. once
byiny % the mint supply OF the old coin, ana OF
Silver bullion, from the Washoe mines sna o.ner
sources by he iders desiring Of realm NJ premium
and of accommodating their own businessi 80 muen
of the gain as ~oud be necessary TO draw the mate
rial should 90 in that direction; the remainder would
nav expcrscs of recoinage and transportation. lus
hiee cen, pie ces already out ENTHUSIASTICALLY worn
mieht be rf to fulfill their mission, without calling
them in or adding TO their number, tie cents being
sufficient to fill the space between one cent a,a h'e.
IL would be best ut pro- TO KNIT the new ssae 10
the dime and bali dime, leaving the larger coirs for
future confederation or probably to return TO thef
oar value on the return Of better times. Iasre -
abundance OF specie Locked up which shond be pus
Ia circulation The banks in this city hold hSe and
hali million dollars Of specie, We. do not reoee"
tbeir notes in cash. Philadelp hia Press
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A NV ALBANY pArrn.-72. Ereaise STAN

A NV ALBANY PArEn.-I4e Ereaise Stand
ard aud The Rpgbcdn SGfGmdn, Of Albany finding their
entImi ard efforts IN support OF the Union snd It's Govern
nent IN entire accord, aud believing they better jointly
minister 70 the satisfaction OF their Ieede snd az the SAM
lime promote their busncss interests, have united their r.
specye paps,s under the tide Of standard and SfIie'ma
In masking this change Ia intended to combine into one the
effective service OF both establishments and also to secure
additional labor upon the united paper The paper has been
enlarged notwithstanding the pressnt high price OF paper
though the old price Of 1he Ma"man viii be maintained
under hope that paper viii again descend to iss'e
sts pfes- We with the new tnterpriss every tueosf
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UyioS UrRIsiSo IN EAST TEssEssEE-A Union
force of several hundred men from East Tennessee
have located themselves about IS miles west Of Char
lote North Carolina with the determination OF re-
shifting force of 800 Rebels and indiana, which 10
stationed in that vicinity. The Rebels have notified
Gen. Kirby Smith Of the fact and requcst him tosead
tody Of soldiers to assist them in driving the Union
men away. Bragg, however has refused the assis'
lance asked, needing Smiths corps himself.
Washipgtos Star
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Nrw.YoEx HosrrrAL.-Weekly Repor, to Jan.
IAdvortiseuentl

"TuE RIGHT MAN IN TIE RIGHT PLACE"
Million. money might be saved and great disasters avoided
II Goyerrcr would require applicants for office o. places Of
trust to being with them written chronological Analysis Of
cter aud opabuity before CHANTING tho request IL he
boD-s IL ie cep,be 10 he alipted W the SITUATION!
these important questions be answered by FOWLER
N yLIs PhTeboog sts, No 3Os Broadway.
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r. p,.u,1 on snoorlya Our rnx ON YEAn-

TUT RTsVTT
IN Nv Y.aTs eve Nic,oT Bohrcu, having piio, ws'
,rs.s.d la bins In honor ofthe expiring year when sna
-, ~. ssloop No. 100 RIDGE airees he red
10 s door Gnl the wsd from tho pistol entered Tue iis
ys OF john Zue'iein Of No 81 As.nue A. lie aei i'
- on the body. Tho jay rendered verdict of aeath
I'm Of the brain" Mr. BohIcu wLose sct wa
arsl Y soc,aenisi w.s eIonors'sd from all blaspe
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IAdyer',ementl
TIE UNITED STATES TAX Law,

Now READY pamphlet OF y psses Gne white pGps
Besdc hs b which {. word Tor word in sceorjance Oh
.n t-zl append ~ IL Alphabetical k.cao,tu,
tcn Of every Article 10 I've taxed by the law AMI tho amount
De syicd thereon. Jns renders 1t ~ oouipeis
and convenient "a II IL possible 10 make H.
Price ospsdi "a per 100 ~ sent by express -
per 100 II b. ruriL Adde'S TuH TRInyNE New iosk.
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

The SKATING SEAsoy.-Durin2 Friday end the
fore part Of Saturday Lake Lincoln Hudson City snd
van Lake at Hoboken, viea by hundreds Of
to participate in tho fashionable exercise Of skatrr
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APPOINTMENTS AND RENoyaLs HY 'hk CoHiHoL-
LEEThe following changes, additional 10 those 'e'dS Poo
shed IN Tux TRIBUNE have been sde by Controller b'.n'
nam I,rtence o. Brcn Deputy Collector Of CITY Revenue
vic, AdsuI Sender. Henry Snyder County Auditor. vice
Isaac r. Ql.tesd y. X Cohns IT, Third Clerk in The Ba
re, Of Rsse!ver OF Tsacs vice Justin H. HoSasd; Robert j.
Brown nspaty Collector Of City Revenue 3. Washington
MsfAe,ssi.ry 200 per VIM H. Doaean Assistant
Messenger 80 Of Receiver Of Tssos. vice James
oRrilyaalsTy 2 50 day torn-liosJ Farley snd Yves
ley llunt. N.auIa In.Ieeior,-selary s0Aday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
Academy Of Music.

The indisposiion Of SigaOr Brignoii during the
past week operated unfortunately for tie opera ions
OF tie opera. There were fubltliutioOs, poitpone-
menis, aud finally the doois closed un be gots
better. Something lew lie promised in Il work yet
uuheard at the Academy, Gtooann.D ArcO--JOdn IF
Arc, in plnn Engitb. Bey ond thai We cannot state
any positive novelty. Tie good disposition OF the
public toward the opera ought ~ secure foI it the
necessaTy 1ulness vi orchestra and chorus, and not
The sDort war allowances.
The promirirg young pianist, Master Pspe, gave =
concert at Irving Hall which YVES very Literally at
tended and gave much satisfaction.
The annual ball-fancy dress, civic and military
of the Burton Dramatic Association, will take place
this evening at Irving Hall.
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I,uscn or A SIE,MER.-rhe etsamer Morning
Ga, Va, launched from tho foot OF Houston street Ea'
River, n, ia O'Clock Saturday Her csn.sh the Evening
star (. on the stocks and III be launched In apoa' ."
,oo,h. Me..sa Roosevelt Joyce Co. are the builders
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AGENTS AND PIDpLERS find something new,
urgently needed in every family 81 worth retss Tor 10
sent by mail fee Address H. l.. WoIcoTr No 40 Chatham
At r. n Inclose stamp.
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having Tor TIC objects tho eHsp'i'H"en. a,
A.. q, An. different churches assisting societies already ID
spc. the enforcement OF the laws FOR the close
the s.bssth nd T. LIZ, s,s' w ss' eed to
.ha .bsi, be fowipg fcrs un,pimousy elected
Hon G. Lssn vice r.rss'1' lei N Ws. o H"
Ar n H.rnnn, and other welkuo@n Temperance fendi
Tressnrer, CLa, A Guinesld' sscr,t.ry; Henry Vosn
The meeting finally adjourned to SATURDAY isH '''
olace
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IAN TO- bbls flonr ri bags Corn Meal 73 bbls.
whisky ss7 bush Oats II PCS bush Corn, AGO bssh.
ssed. 800 pkg Provisions 40 pkgs Butter 2S6 pigs.
Buekwses, Foar 60 Ikgs. Ashes, 2s!s phss. Lsd SO
Drrs,sa Hogs.
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IAdvertiscpient |

NINE. UiMOKEsI beautiful hrst-prt nlllm %
Runuiue sutch SEwIse MAcHsSE II L. aIveousy simple
and efficient aud brauui Holiday Present. sent hee OF
express os Ieceipt OF 30 MMK DrnoMEsI, +73Bwy
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BRooKLYN ITEMs.

SERIOUS RuNAwAY AccIDENrs.-A woman named
Phebe Gsuneit was run over Myrtle avenue near Prince
r. swsnton. She severely. and, 10 feared, danger
ou.y injured 1sm Of horse, driven by MT George M.y.f
ru the Finishing Plank Road on Saturday evening
The vehicle upset. sna tie driver dashed with sas
force upon the ground, and instantly killed q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12

ExpInATDs OF TEAMS OF SfHvioE.-ln Apn
and Nav nett the term fsies Of thiyelgh, Regiment
Of two year. volunteer. ism hii State will expire The
nina months men Of New YORK; hassscLu'etts. NawJssey
and Pennsylvania will also be Of liberty in the Spring and
.,fIy par. Of the Summer.
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BENEFIT OF THE FAMILIES or NOLUNTEERs.--
The Rev. A. A. vet.s wifi deliver lecture Tuesday
evening the Dutch Church, Hamilton squire.
Jersey CITY for the ben, Il, oil tie families Of yDuteers
Subject: Sunshine, CT the secret Of happinss."
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a CLINICAL IaBRo0LIo ~ CHicAGo.-A day or
since Smith Lawrence and David H. Peuiso we're arrested
md taken before Justice De VOL In Cicgo charged with
h.,g the previous evening entered the study Of the Re
Mr Hsg ofthe Episcopal Church Of tie Holy Commuoien
ock,d door, and with threats and much violent language
compelled TIE pastor to sign the ing Pspefi
"Ths l. 10 GETTY thrt have made chsrg's ayanH the
canned iades bascy teToraOry 10 their characters,
all OF which do hereby sckHo" edge TO be nsiJ and 81
r.y ,e without the loast sembsncc OF trph IN Soy par
ie, snS sjce tLst the inuls pEcuct b. Ine
upon them ,hsnefa ~ che ex,fsme Mr Sarah r..
White, MTs b. 4. rerfso, Mss Helen bskef, Mrs. b. W
stone, Ms :. T. EgfIist"
Mr Hsger being IN bodily feG- sitaed the document bn
us iely aner his sssaaEti left him. preceded TO tsi
steps secuBe their arrest tuned out that some ladies
has complained Bishop whitahouse that he M hsger'
hsS placed III. hand lsdy's sbseds and had steIpeon
the Of snoec IL is said that Bishop Nhi,ehooso was
Hvesgs ,iag he grave cbsees Ees'tisae the s'saan,s
Ct Me HGssr ied 10 bal 10 aJ1ss each to Answer
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FIREMAS's FUND AssocuTIoy.--The following
gentlemen hsys been elected officers Firanons Fund
Association Of Jersey City for the ensuing President
John n Lyon; YcL.P President. Edward Young secre
tAy. Erederck 7: Bndcen Treasurer, John b. DTayess
Co!eolo! Smith Mead.
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CoUSrrHrlIr ON rnE BAsg OF AMEpicA.-A
d.n,.r,u. eoun,.fit Of the &5 bills Of the BANK Of
Americas In iii. city, jut mtdo Ito appearance 1t IA
printed IN tho same color, aud very much resembles The
r.nuin. bu. Tho m batch Issued can BE- detected by th'
s,n.o Of the psrss to whom tho Tote s made PAYABLE
and tic date being engraved while in the genuine hey are
written There are only $1,000 genuine notes osibi' lat
i.su. ont aud the Of the Bank Ieqlos! that they my
be presented for IedeT ption a. soon psp o''ioie
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AsseaL MrrTisG ~ rnr STOCKHOLDERS OF TIL

AsselL MfETisG ~ THE STOCKHOLDERS OF The
BHooKLlE AcADEaY ~ Moso.-Ie snIiaal meeting Of the
stocahoGel 81 The BIoeyn Academy Of Music was held %
Friday egen4gg. Il, H. Lowrie esq, occupied tie chair
The Gasueis abatement ows that the entire income has
been s2I $50 o.; S2s 10 cash hand. or this the
eotutl income lat year for gsat $3.50 50 The
pen,es 90 m 2esving surplus OF fJoB 30 ihe
Of making Improvements. altering the sears, &C wa,
g5422 90 Tue following gentlemen were elected p"e,h
for lie sDsniug year Edward WDi,enoEst Alexander Me
CUs Eagad Lambert Goi10p J.. FcIe, EiheseIt IdIIL
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ALIrarp GrANp LAnoKxr..-Caroliue Sitter. 4

ALLEGED GRAND LALOEYY.--Caro!ino Slater. Il
Young WOMAN reridns Ia the Fourth NMd s,sed on
gatn,dy by Oecer Kelly Of that Precinct sud taAea before
Alderman Hsn charrcd with stealing from 'e pocket 9"
Richard Phillips hoase n sie street the sum oil foo'
the bill. being ol sa,us denotnnii,m Of the 'hooico
(sodngGel) Bank. also charged With stealing "n
Jane. Avery sbi-ck na sold ws.h cfthc value Of s'o
On h. former charge Ole sa for examination. ana Oh
ia. latter com nt,od 81 default Of soc boil to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12

A NEW GAS CoMPAsr.-A gas company has been
formed ia Hohoken under the General Manufacturing Law"
a. tho head which such Messrs T. A Stevens
O. W. Norton W. W. shippcn. j. II. Gautier, Mayor John
and Others The stock hiss 81 been .abe teed sns ths
work III be without delay 1t IL intimsted tnss
20. will be fui.hsd at 81 per 800 which 10 less sbsn
he price charged by the Jersey City Company.
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HUDSON County CoURT.-The next term Of the
Hsdssn County Court wil Tuesday the 10Th
Inst There at proeut about twenty persons In the
County Jail action OF the Grsnd Jury OF these
siba. GAIA zdo soldier Ia chsrsed With the murder ofs
German named Wurtz, by shooting at Hudson City:
young colorsd girl Ia also charged with the murder Of hes
ilezltinsle child.
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Is PHRES0LOGY TRUCl Yes, when based on
PHYsOLpGY aud OF reading characters and choo.'
lag life pursuits may be made most useful FOWLER
NELI4, No. JOG Biosdway
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The STORY OF THE GUARD.-The first copies OF
th, book were not Issued until December o. In tho six days
following the sale has bsen rapid to warrant the gen
action Of the publishers set forth In the following note
TO the suthoress: -
"Bosros, Jan. !, 1863.
my DIAN MRs FREMONT You will b. glad to learn that
the book promses 20 be so succeu In point OF numbers
ordered that felt safe In paying to Mr Eliot OF 81
Louis yesterday $500 scooun Of eopyiht money Tor th
families Of the Guard As the Winter H. doubt the hard
est season with them and Mr. Eliot here anticipate
returns and hand the money cheeuy. hoping 1t
relieve some poor women and children hns cary III Inc
publicst alton Of your book.
Very sincerely your. ., r,n,rs,
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EPPHAsr SrRyIcrs.-Tho pcryices in Trinity
Parish and othoS episcopal Chuchss yes'day wore 'ppfo-
p.,s the Of H. phany. In Trinity Chapel Inc
annual oaeIiory domestic missions made 1t the morn
lug service. add st tie evening" service tho beautiful
"Arire shine for Thy sh, esne" which 'uug on the
Pe,t Of Epiphany, was repeated The Rev. Mr. Noye'.
having beer appointed BY tho Rector under TIE y OF
tho vo,,ry perform tho duties Of Deco" Of iiH"'
Parrish and especially connection with the congregation al
81. Paula entered upon bis ILbon Yesterday.
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PRoMoTros.-Capt. Frederick Cooper Of Co. =,
h New Jersey Ro snent has been promoted The ol
Major Of the regimen ut BY Gov. Olden
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MysrypIous SuIcIpE-On Saturday, Coroner

Widely held an inquest On the body Of John A. Norris %
year. OF us. who had been in the Navy o.
the United States Deceased found in bed In the room
previously occupied by him. No. Baysrd street. on Friday
Afternoon lie had been missed since Thnday evening and
when discovered had bulo wound 10 hi, head pistol
pistol hot was heard abou, o'clock Thursday night;
but .upects anything wrong in the house
shout the baggage Of deceased which could give the ghet
Of the for the .uede savings Bah boos We
found his effects he had 900 deposited
The iury that to hi death
by q pistoshot wound from pistol fred by hialseL
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Po1Icr Movrxrsr..-During the PAS. week the

Police Coumi,,ion.s made the following appointments
lame. Mcowsn tho Second Precinct Martin Walsh to
N. Thtd Chafes Murphy TO tho Fourth Chnopher ktn'
ey 10 tho siih George Dates 10 the Tenth John SHh 70
The Seventeenth Abraham Van W.ntis to tho Forty BRA
oLn MeGhlsht 10 the Flint aud Thomas NJ Burke to the
Eigh.b
And .,e.ptsd the following re'so',ion'i
LIN H.s.n Of the Twelfth Wm AInold 81 the teVshth
81 LalL,ils Of tho bodyLhh, ALL Henry Dieh' :" ""
r.hin. ,,,-..,.
H.pr, Rowland fine Telegraph Corps died at 'he resi-
a.se. mother In Ohio Last Sunday Ho wSs iioa ana
s,lm,uy in the discharge q biz duties stthe Ceh.T' once
sna va. h. y respected by all with whom ne had occasion
a. ...,eis.s lie was spephew Of erGov Morgan and had
been .essrsph operator for four ys'''.
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bKUUhLTN OfTf HVNI HIf' II NC sVsuI nc 'H00'
Of de ahs in this city last week o. from the following
causes Consumption, II iufan convuio and dpbtsrs.
esch debility infane s. Inflammation lungs s. scsstip>
sions bronchitis disease Of BRAIN bilious paerpeal AMI re-
uttsnt fev,rs inflammation brsin disesss Of lungs ard
disease Of liver each; ucertiou Of throat sufocaoD old
eye. muasmus erysipeas typhu fever Inflammation bowe
DO tonsi dianhes Group. puepersi convul,ions bgIpe
bee ding Of stomach asthma asphy xa apopleIy elbanss
and sbsces, escl Adults, ~; children 49msles a f..
mules, ". Under ono year Of see. 70.
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TBE ELoprxEyr ArpArR.-Bidget Brown snd
Pnuck Rhaan aeeompes chsrged with stealing
Of &513 from VIM. Howard, with whom Mra Brown eloped
from Baltimore. discharged custody by Recordes
Martndsls Of Jersey City, Saturday the compsnapt fall
Ing 10 appear.
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AMERICAS TIMPERANtE LEAGUT.-A meeting
was held OF s.ufd4y evening t At No ~ New BowsIy io'
Ls uupo,e Of feIpips The sresH Temperance LsrSee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12

CHARGED WITH RosBERY.-A young man named
james Mndoon arrested by Officer Bennett taken be-
fore Recorder Naindsle Of Jersey City Saturday on
charge of stealing 50 10 MONEY and wearing sppe
from John b. Rcss Hotel In HGdson, where accused had
y been employed Upon entering tho Station House the
managed to throw the money aud revolver undsS
the steps where they were subsequently found He
mted 10 isil for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12

REDEMPTION OF THE NEWARK SMALL No1Es.-~
Efforts having been made other cities to the
ell notes issued by city authorities by representing
them iredeemabe spd not worthy Of public confidence
the Common Council last evening promptly authorized tho
Oy Treasurer TO ieem them a. when presented In
OF u.s. notwithstanding That when Issued the stipu.
laon that they net TO he redeemed till ore
from dste-Oc l. 1852. In KewioIk City macy dealers,
who were very anxious TO have them when ,hsy v,re
first sued and sent messengers here for them
fsng them, and Of the papers bso engaged
crying them The consequence has been that they have os
somewhat deprecated in other places aud brokers hsys
been purchasing tho at from 10 TO ~ discount
This prompt action Of city authorities will be sufcens
response all charges Of depreciation worthsne and
holders need 10. sacrifice Oh them. Newark Mercury.
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REJECTION OF SHISPLAsTERs.-The large guam
titles Of genuine and counterfeit shinpl,sen hsreofore In
circulation. have alarmed and dssasted the business Puoo
Railroad stage and ferry companies newspaper puehbers
and shopkeeps absolutely refuse to receive them
City corporation note, exception to the general rn'e
Notwithstanding these facts Common Council Ill DOUBT
less persist IN the huge ,wnds Of issuing 100000 OF this
worthless currency.
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FoR EURoFr.--Tho steamship IIsmmonia Capt.
schweB.p sailed Saturday Tor Hamburg via soutbsmp
and HAVe with twenty cabin pseng, aud forty ia he
,e,Iszr
The steamship G.sso. Capt Roits sailed tie same d",
for Liverpool With fourteen cabin paisng, aud others IN
.leepso and s5os, so IN specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12

DEPARTURE OF rHE RLLiES SaiP GIoRGt
GHswoLD-The alp G.oise Gil,woli Capt George Llni
Of Boston ion his port fo Liverpool on Saturday moftipS
loaded with nearly SooO worth Of pfoIision' fo' the 80
fslinE operatives u Lancashire Whatever may be the ma
OD.i relations existing between this county and England
individuals the people Of the United States will not permit
the poor opsrsTes to u.ve while they have enough ard
10 spare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12

for Hudson County has received the past the
1888 49, Deficiency, SO 1913 CO. Total anount1f Cs1ns
tsx paid 10, 926,8n ~. Deici.ncy 44.R2 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12

Conner YOUR Ti1rs.-The tsx-books will DO
op.n 4Ee u Chamber. street to-day foi review and ccrsc'
ton Persons hsvrE real .or personal estate. or who Se
any business In TIL, city should Wat. the depart
iuent At an carly day and ASCERTAIN whether OF Lot nsy are
correctly asss .tsd