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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
The Atlantic Tolegrs nh.

4 report has been made To tho Brtsh Admiralty by
sap1 or.ssr eas,an "a charge 81 The Newisnndand
He says, writing from Primes Edward Island the .sh
OF November
soandngs taken in Trinity al Conception AID sso
eastward or 81. John 60 the meridian of lty degrees
west dotted rod line indicates the route ccrSider
best adapted for the Atlantic telegraph cable. and for
which beg TO submit tho following reasons
J. You viii observe that 70 is only the most northern
line Of OF shore goundings that gives muddy bo,,om
The soundings further south irregular les ace
and give stones rock and sand AZ tho entrance q,
cepten Bay the sonndnss have tbs same character Civ
Ing City fatboms less depth than Trinity Hay.
2 Also in Trinity Bay channel with muddy bottom
nve miles wide and moro than hundred and thirty
fatcus desp scan carried from she ong more than
forty Ave mies the bay New pcriican, wh,<e IL
approaches within mile OF TO south shore.
g. The nature CT the bottom. s.try where pote aud
Mr. j. Ie-ning The exa1irs.or Of these spcai.scns
and cf the rocks on the shore oi raity and uonoepon
Bays which are OF the siuran system. Lead t~sup
sc that there IL nothing tbs shores A. tho bottom
likely TO impair the working of tho telegraph cabis
this subject snelsse mem 'randuM by M 4. j. leem.
ing, naturalist.
aud j. wc lighted by Caps Sonavisa and Catalina recn
Island lights on the north 81 ~ and Baocaen Island light
On the sSse ieeoer:s se srdy sroand on the shoal
that our the bays are mos ircqusnty driven TO
the moth side.
s. In Pi.lars Cove New rsriiesu ~aoh il TOO exposed
fog yosois 10 anchor, the lotion r. sand with gtserod
rounded stones, and nj head ttara Is be ch u fine
saui On which the telegraph cable &c protec .od BY
sheath oi iron tho Ian sssh, MI DO saley landed
II would have to traverse for half mile n ro AZ scpo
having depth OF thirty gathous decreasing eleven
fathors; bat Appears .ocrahly even, aud 100 snr
within the bay TO lie Used by issbergs d. urCed by
the swell
s. the northern eide o. this bay tho sorodlnss sxe
moro irregular and the ooitom rocky, While ,hcre
more ocesn swell ssnd mora danger from ceb~res.
: for these reasous think the western terInlnu. &C
the ocean telegraph cable soGM bv Al New c,ltgAD
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England a nd the Ala bans.

iATctu Tue NnuE Times, UeC H.
We are satisfied that have done nothing
and omitted nothing in this matter OF the Alabama VII
could have sseI sthefwise done by the Americans they
had been In our ioson Of neutra, and c they had In
tended TO act With the test wishes towards u.s. The
bana was not !nted on, aud armed "wthn tho terri
tory aud Jurisdiction Of Great British. But il we cYen
grant that abe was lifted out and armed governments
could only nc. upon evidence which sorded 30
Them and which, 10 tact, cid exist Tho question
whether She N bconfag skp of after she had of.
-l--.--
bncs 10 her original building, and thus created
structve violation Of neutral territory, arise
tS.tss she eo,aec btcL into English ,sor ehe 4y be
tr'os ~ cty pT,s cers: IL seems TO tina. there is
nothing to be said Cor such proposition b. IL
held then II would doubt follow that all prizes
would be illegal when Brought within oar power and sh
United TO our courts This Is NJ the satisfaction we
could AK Of America in similar case and "
y MI tho satisfaction we should get. But than
this IL Is all the satisfaction we have tn our power 70
Hef IL Nsct we follow As hull and tieec
nnon which ars sad TO have gone frTn shores In
"a arate iasisneatJ, thar follow the rifles and
10 6nnpcwder which have gone 10 New YORK or have
'eA snlnesed INTO CbarieetoN; and cub res
cts the caggocs wich Captain Semnss has t4ksn or
tnpH n's doprcts Ions Oh American corsnaFce. than
on sive tho soldiers whom rifles hove killed, or
FAY ~ march OF tis ha;talions BY whom 9hsy
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Ono hsDdrcd males nno tocrtecn females SEA
impr sonncD 10 tho state prsson. Tao az
gate u imprisonment nmour'od 20 three hundred
and thirty EIGHT years and ci,ht mouths
Sentenced e. the psuitcasary. n.hety sir mnlcs ana
lcryonc females Sentenced 10 the City frkan, thirty
eight micg and twenty feniacs rent to Husc Of
Refuge tinz'osn boys and two girls ndslinens f,una
b. Grand Jury nins hundred ard forty n,s compsin1
frnh-cl h. Grara Jury ono hundred anu two; recog-
nrancca q appear aud led three tho sand four
forfeited forty eight Fines and costs collected and pal1
into tfF city treasury during the year Sii4 81
~ tho ctsc OF tie year the members o. tho press taxa
the opportunity % return their thanks 10 Mr. Henry VAN
dcroDrt clerk, aGd Mr. Sparks, deputy clerk, o. The
az yer n1d Tcrminer anu General Sessions. Tor
,tsig mi rny cogrleous and gert'emsuly olnduci TO-
~ur tbnn during the past year. Incsc -enfeton have
bold their rrsreciiya siinlone sr number ~ years,
have aNays drhlf 4ed the Gutas o their positions
a. the entire satisfaction " tho nebcs the bar asA
all others having business 81 their Office, aDi cordially
echo the wish that they may Ions Ave 70 cnog the gooa
repgt,l0 IN they have earned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

tIrom tho London Post government organ), I'LL
IL has once more devolvcd upon Mr. Chase secretary
OF the federal treasury 70 mako nnabcal report, and
submit 70 the congress Of Washington scheme which
viii enable the State 20 meet an annual expenditure Of
wards o ono hundred millions sterling. The means by
which he has hitherto provided tho necessary ways and
means liz the recollection OF readers, and tho
results were briefly summarized the Presidents mes
sage the r6oeps from all sources for the year ending
with lsstrno were $751; 900 600 of which $40 900 600
were supplied by tho customs 81 800 900 by direct
ton, and OF tho balance $3.50 000, 900 the produce
OF oan5 the residue being the balance from the previous
year. Daring the same period the aggregate disburse
nchs 500 600 0oo leaving surplus OF &t 600 coo
Tie report which now been furnished by Mr. Chase
to Congsc's gives the estimated receipts aud expenditure
FOR he current year az also the probable amount q the
public debt In July 1863 ana also IN tho month OF
the year 1864 assuming that the rate OF dsburee
rnents should be sustained until then -
Bu assuming that MIR. Chase should succeed III obtain
Ing ESQ GOO 600 from tho American revenues, what
small opotcn docs that bear to the expenditure which
no is called to meet According to estimate II
Is but one fourth and according to hs but mo third
OF tho amount necessary for the prosecution of the
or the residue the bulk II not the entirety, ID to be
raised BY ioaas. Tic uasodudness of-such apocy, not
70 slcoh Of lis sfshaess digging iossrify 70 bear tie bar.
deS cntaid By he ITe7aey and estrGro Of The pre-
sent generation, mus: DO apparent to- every one. This
ted gigantic national debt, but, however expensive
its wars have been, has always endesvored to pay
large proportion of their cost whilst they st Ia pro-
gross In America however, not only does the Secretary
OF the rv PROPOSE that an andue share OF the
rent expenditure should be paid BY loans; but mat
ter of fact even the conparavcy trang contributions
which no demands from the people are denied Up o.
the prosont moment css-y dollar which has been srent
prosecuting the war has zen the produce Of loan In
the financial year ending attn last jane the receipts frc
tie cdSlcns and inland revenue az the United Sates
according 10 tho Presidents showing fell FAR short
consequently, inadequate to meet the ordinary
penses o. the State Tor the year. notwlt,and
ng the estimates Of Mr.. Chaae, firmly believe that the
produce OF tho revenues will be below par Hitherto the
war has been conducted exclusively borrowed money
and to all Appearance be the intention OF the
government that shall be equally so conducted for the
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From Bell ; Iiic, 2o1dop Dec. H. 6an
Jefn Mace hopes thar King sl not MAX satch with
any ictogncr, but wii give him e fir schancc cf re
TRYING his Iatrels raee g. much ed that
cf such immense powsr ami youth should easy forcgo
the highest and valuable trophy nny pugist can at
ts.I-nsmcy the CHAMPIONS belt If Kis docr mat
match then any sbs world who may fancy Lsra
Mace h for Ia. heh and the championship, aud
any amount frGn eco to al 100 sde Macs need not
fear King fighting for the belt until he is
given him chance By AL rules Kirg Is bound " maize
match With the nrse ccner, and uoTs BE- doabL
JeIn stands la this position, his money down by
three O'Clock To day of the f.bt. King however
has distinctly infatuated that he will lot fight asnn.
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The Greek Questions.
ENGLAND SUPPORTS PRINCE FERDINAND or PpRrUG Al

fEron the London Post. Dec. II
We learn thai King Ferdinand OF Portugs, has lntiated
his unwllingness r. quit tho comparative secluson In
which he has lived for the last few years 1t is not din
beloved tho country or his adoption should he 10th to
exchange the pleasant surroundings of aosaestic life for
the anxet.es and turmoil 70 which his duties would
call him. At tho time, trust that King Eerd
na,id may yet he indrcsd 20 waive his feelings OF resc
,sn.s 7dor The peculiar circumstances az the pIsseDi
inoi''ht. II viii tDfDuuuxO
~ emincnly qualified 70 Inspire 81! Europe With oon
dence and 20 give Cseece expeclatioscr safe
constitutional progress and future greatness.
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There VIII 10 TOUR sollscs tniH year wv niswy
q partial eclipse q the sun, May II. rlyls,b,o IN
80 UniIei s'stes except in California and Oregon. A
s.n Francisco n bssms at Oh. 5Tm NOR AInr and end
aa IN 53n,.
4 total eclirse q The moon, Junsi, in the evening
visbe part q tho United states, bu, generally as
partial eclipse The shafcS wiIlappear upon the moon
,be tc rises, COVERING abo, two thirds 81 It's sur
face, and passing OF IA about i0rty ave minutes.
: partial ecrrs. 4 fhs moon IN the morning Of No
che United states
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aAnasOAp ACCIDENTS DURING THE YEAR Nls
whole Nasnber Kined and yyounsSsd n
ToN Years..

The above figures not include accidents 70 indivtdu'
ais which were caused by their own careessless -
design or deaths or injuries resulting from the reckless.
ness OF persons In crossing standing upon ralroa1
tracks whore trains III motion.
The following additional table exhibits the nuMoer q
railroad accidents with the number OF persons killed. ~
Injured by such casualties, during tho last ton yoors
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yhx have the public felt much imIatence nj tie
asrni delay which has OCCURRED In tho transmission Of
,hs prasdents Ne. GET did not expect 10 receive
dcrumsnt 81 cA,eA ths ufnso9 ignored, sui in
81 IN 10 use The words % ~ the American papers
There II word o sympathy Cor the past OF cheer or
ti.s futare- certainly could not expect 70 hnd In II
s.y Admission of defcs, or any reliable prophecies q
ruturc triumphs. We musi weigh the authority % this
Message before attempt v interpret H. No doubt
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS IN lSea.
N.u.ba OF KILLED and Wounded Durlng
YNmrn.

The table does not include d KILLED and WOUNDED
yes or reoevod injury bosra OF steam vessels daring
engagements . !. n.. -
The following table shows the N0umbef OF sufferers ~
these casustss dufinps the last Ia yoars:-~
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us - ~ satss Gsrsi9 sas vass SEASON NJ 49,
foets - l66 aGait lo7 1891. There were fsw erse
The heevtt Icss By any one disssssr -.
ourrsd iOv1 y ~ wreck q Aos propeller BAY Sass q
Lake Ontario near 0swsso; All sc.se swensy.~U
were lost b. tho going or scows At fors ~
borne There was Ioss Of twelve lives ~ one socAens
on LAKE. SUPERIOR aud two schooners crew OF -.
by going ashore orpIAks Eric Ihs balanA' " sns ~
were mostly lost slnely. FTU4T .FFN NNA#JE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

The following is abatement OF ccnvicAsns
&c. had In tho Courtsof Oyer and rsriuDr "a Ccnesae
Sessions Of tins peace and for tb- city sco'mty q
New York, in tho year 1867
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sThe Golden Cato, the Pacific having been burned
there was connection at tho Isthmus and specie
brought.
fThe specie due BIZ the Ariel left Aspinwa In
of fears being entertained capture By the rebel
Alabama,
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RncAyrTuLArIoS.
The soiiowuSs 40 d,icuaI table shows the above cssu
during each neev b compared with thesc Of lssI
Revolutionary Patriots.

On the LIST of July last hero were but ssiy-two sur
yvins patriots o. the Revolutionary They were To-
Gated In the following sections:--
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lFrom the London Post government organ) lee Ill
The message Of President Lincoln, although on the
whole not very sasfacsory a. Il dots not foreshadow
any probable Termination Of the war; failed 10 make any
impression prices Mr. Chaaos statement In hts
cai expose that no looks ~ ultimate gold
and ever currency, though net early pc od may
DO translated that long his paper scheme gold
,U fen this country This, added to the that the
continental exchanges hrm abroad and the silver
market dull must DO considered as Favorable feature
0les,eiafy affairs =. s... go " .#
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Tho names Of those eight IN the rebel sates have been
stricken on the pension rolls and twenty.or have died
since the Of July leaving only thirty Of those patriot
pensioners left.
Loss OF Life the Lakes In 1904.
We have . detailed statement Of the loss Of human
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dcesta.xs: may. indeed. saaA q ~ sxtraosdisa.1
and unnecessarily recognized hs nssF0sa belligs-
rents" CONSIDERING thst the Warrington government
itself long ago "reccgnized the Insurgents hc.gorens
20 the extent OF regularly exchanging prsonere with
them, L is diihcu TO understand how, from Mr..
Incolns point Of the European recognition Of their
bc'eerent character have been either unwise
necessary What ID more wonderful stu IL how he
possibly have persuaded himself that months ago,
ia consequence OF the federal OF the sprng and
eAry summer there was aground TO expect that tho
Euhpeae Powers would soon recede from that Position
II will be time enough to consider tho proprety OF reced
recdes m s2 begins 10 tnea prisoners of veels
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a-x9rss sYrs~F.z.:n n 1880 ssET py.--.
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-
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C0HsfTTUFH WxsTss6-7or fas war. A
- u,sn ove- - yssrs Of sss, scd rs.aass cs tho
Confederate g sses f,r When lssra rs.Se .s.l -
SiveE us7 &c tass Amer can He*si Room 70 g,
sst.ssa tss hs'ars Of sand y qsasoss 4 M
dURsTT0TS- WzsT sE---Tc p {, sss iz:a
y Virginia Sez<s Hs aEtut bs over Is yssxs Il
sFs, ans wsii RECOMMENDED. Sce thss ~f;s AIT
.rsarecssvs libersi. bogus. Cs1 at ronm No %,
American hO.sS isswsas. SIS ae1zs RI 70 srA
o'ciodk. j. 81 -sse
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aassTfFTT8 .WAETHp.-7ox che Over. Is
gss-s ole . ntesal prsee Win be paid - ap;y
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abcvs lss. !. - q l.!s 3l-Sss !.
sCUBBx.TufE WASsx .D-tor shs var. For
4 good sns reszaaie ID an over Is yeEss Of age,
llbera: cssee viii be pssi by e-<sF sppiisattoo &c
D.. Ea0:loEs. eosass Of Asia aad len sts.
CUgs1 IIVTE WaaTHD-To 70 in the ut
u Maryland Artillery Hishez. sasa yries psid.
Apply 70 sAS fhgDU1 S co. Manchester. Va.
- ~ Ss". ~ -! =
g JUS stTUTE WANFxD-ave- IS ysars Of
age. te 60 Ia tha 15.h Virginia Ies't Apply 1t
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: NUtgxlTVTAsWkN For ihs wsr For
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viii be paid. A2Pix :. Il. s.c.s 1. q -. :.
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