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, 1863-12-02
Tho Soldiers Homo.

md In prineely manner. Ihc NorthKestcfn Ell
Was great success; tho Soldiers Home will be a
SUCCESS. Now VIC learn that sone benevolent and
patriotic men hare matured plan In connection
With one OF our institutions Of learning to offer to
the eous OF the brave men who have lost their lives
in defence of the country,a full course Of edaca-
f1on tniticn and board free. This plan Ia to be in-
augurated next Friday evening at the Baptist
Church, by IN address On tho state OF the country
by the distinguished statesman, Hon D. s. Dick
ineon. The Mayor has consented to preside, and
as It is a great and important work. VIC bespcak
for 1t hearty reception BY all the people
FACT VS., F1cT1oN.-soyne Of our cotcmpo-
rares are In the habit OF pronounclng any article
that appears In our columns. which ths5 have
failed 10 learn the particulars Of as fictitious,
extravagant, and sensational stosics." This Ii .
very poor Tor 1nc Of enterprise on the part
OF the editors orproprictors on these papers. Two
articles which appeared In the TRIBUNE Of Sunday
and Monday, (and which no other paper had any
knowledge OF till pnblishcd,) were prononnced as
"romances" II our disappointed nclghbors still
dcsre further facts In the Cases Alluded to, they can
probably nbtafn them By calling Oh Thomas Ben
nett, junk dealer, Ell South Canal street: and as
to the Priest In question, hls namc Ryan. for
mcrly from Peoria, and etnce he was 90 summaTily
handled By the police and by Father Dunn, he is
from chicago Officer Mooec can supply the lag
gard reporters with the items.
POLICE CoCRT ITEMs.-AImory yesterday
morning, before Justice McDonald.-Twelre cases
of drinks and di8oraerlics were disposed OF
this morning, with tinea ranging from s. to $6.
John Arrie, a co1ored mau, was, then a1raigned on
charge Of larceny and bound crer In the sum OF
800 10 appear next Monday at the Recorders
Court. Margaret Mccarthy was then brought up
for selling liquor without license, case continued
axx&a
, 1863-12-02

COFFEE-Thcrcraebe been fair nuount Of activity
ia the market during tho wecl- The supply q Eio
and Java IL still limited, and psicc8 haye ruled uFus
wilb no change on preylons quotations. NC qu2.s:
Esntos.. 90
tAQp EHE
Rio, good to prime. az
DnUGS AND GiIEaiitUiX XiS.16e@ @sf s. has
been moderately ttSc. and prices generally raie urn
At former cuotatons. Tho supply 5f Jamaica Arrow
Root Is limited, AMI note advance Of s. during
CCc. We quote,
, 1863-12-02

S2es del. - = :
SEKDS-TnIorHY-Them market IL nrm and moder:
ate and active at S9e5G2GD.t C1ovxE-In good do
By actufers owtn. to the advance IN Ilnsecd
on. and tho market has improved 10915c during the
.. T2pAx e M the saes ware: II 5ags prime Timothy at
prime Flax Seed at = cs bags 10 and S bags
, 1863-12-02

.A1oea, SoCofrinet
p D.........-..-
Alum .........-...
Anratto.
Arsenic pow.....
Arrow Eoot Jan.
do Her.
Bal. Copaiya.....
: Bnl. Tplu
BItnrb. sotia.....
Et-cfp. Potash....
Botax re1ned....
Canlphcr do ....
CopIeras Am.-...
Cream Tarthr....
Cubcha
Glue, best ........
Glue, tcm....-..-
Aqun Ammonia.
Esrh. Ammonia.
, 1863-12-02

Ycnsels Pissed Detrpit.
Espec.al Dispatch to the Chicago 1s9bune.l
Dx1Ro1T, Dec !. 1855
rp-Prop Free state. Cushuan, md Kenosha.
Dowx-Darks Onronto. lawson AID King: achts
Breed and York State.
, 1863-12-02

Total.... 1915 6s15 g1a7ss 1sS.ra 1s.ns7 $50
During the past week the market for both domestic
and foreign has ruled unusually qu1et. We qnote
UoN1sTlC-Dnoudag1F Ftnc.. $54-,..
Saginaw Fine. 2254...s
Coarse. se............-..............2 2.25@....
Ground G1laE. 923@...,
Daily, with sacks..-....-......... 4.75le-...
Dairy, without HacEH. ...,.,.,,... ,,,.eA,.,,
foEEloS-G A., p Bsek or 10 ns......,.... 2033 10
Turks Iaand, z sack OF 10 bs.. l6oat.65
Gadiz, Z b9;,: ::..........-......... 5o@ g
, 1863-12-02

EALT-Recefyed iast week, |aiu brls domestic
7sa asded M sne5 tSFslE1 E Tnn h. f1owns tanas pt
The receipts Of salt Il this point during the present
season, AZ compared with the total receipts 1ass year.
, 1863-12-02

Oun SoLDEns IN R1cnhoSD.-The Chris
tian Commission call the attention Of our readers
to the telegram in another column, from George
II. Stuart, in behalf OF our starving soldlers In
Richmond. We understand that m effort is being
madc to raise 5000. Let thoEc who symbathlze
send their contributions to John v. FaIwell ESD,
and let similar efforts be put forth In every own IN
the Northwest.
, 1863-12-02

TopAr i6e ss{es were ss icovs: loo o1s Climber
land 1illea 1t 7Hc1 90 bxs Short lib
500 trcs ely cured B1lk shoulders loose at
Hams 21i00 SEQ tres prime city aud county steam
transactions IL Sarrcled Fork and Lard during me
, 1863-12-02

FEATHERS-There has neen less activity in tho
market, with better supply. Prices have sustained
no DECLINE ind rule nrm ut former quotations We
fTime Live Goose Feathers .5s@6ac
Ms1l1 .asesoe
, 1863-12-02

fanse,
tb;s eia - ~ n 4I ~ ~
bitJ of merchandise entrusted to him, because Il
ha 9pGS '9S f now g9de
passengers to restrict bis liability for tntnrles
done '1 % tseir persons gy MS negiiggnce Addition
nosal nent NAY 9e lhfoWn 1ipon TINS en9ect from
contract. It is bailrnent: whether It be con.
tract to consey goods or 70 convey p3aeensefa The
tract partakes Of The nature Of the n,ondaw,a, Or
H. ny e i9r Fe y "a a9d fhst to
Now, cvcr since the declsion Of the leading case
o. Nas ss Be1na TIE law has been ressdea
FOR damage occasioned by his ross ncSligc1ee,evc
hGqsh b. Tss fse mt h,ss
rropricty Of the distinctions Of slight, ordinary
snd sIoss negligence no respectable authority c.n
h.t pc 1o9nd Which hss not recognized TIE principle
refponsible.
ana i T. also irne that most Of the eoars-Eng
, 1863-12-02

To-pAY the 1nsrkrt was dali and prices fiji K@1c
per bushel Sales were 5000 bu No Gals ln store
at &c i010 bn do ut 67K H0 bu do Mt 67Hc; - 600
bu do Ut 6ic: 5odo bu DO at f64c We quote the mar
kef at the close as follows.
No. OhS III 61ote.s
No 32s Z
Rejected Oats. E
week; Gs4 bu; Shipped 46 COO bu. Tho mcrSct dur.
ing tho week has been less active, and prices hare
The following table shows the transactions during tho
week:
, 1863-12-02

- There Ii fine Brick Residence on
Third Avenuo for sale. Sec advertisement of
John B. King,
, 1863-12-02

LIEUT.. CoIosEI STEWART Nor Killed
We arc glad to be able to contradict the reported
deash OF Lieut.. Colonel Owen Stewart, OF tho Both
Illinois regiment. He was reported by telegraph
as killed in battle-he was wounded. aud Is doing
, 1863-12-02

A NEW PEnFuME FOR TIE HANpKEReH1kF Ell
, 1863-12-02

r. 50 II etore; 80 Lard Tcrces at t20o delivered.
tGintEn gsoa snpp a9a limited dsand
CHEESE-The market has heen Rteaay with fair
dcnand for Hamburg and Western KOserre- Prices
, 1863-12-02

ASSAULT AND BATTEnr.-Mic6 Lawrence,
Jacob Lold, Anton Becker, and Mary Becker, were
brought up before Justice Cuthbcrtson yesterday
morning, charged with an assault and battery with
deadly weapoue upon Jacob Fellingham, who e1-
hibited marks OF having been subjected to violence
Justice Cuthbcrou bound each Of the parties In the
cum Of S100 to appear before him next Saturday at
IN O'Clock
, 1863-12-02

y Wants, Sales, Auctions and Amuse~
,neut Advertisements, viii be found on the second
page. -.
, 1863-12-02

9I
l11nos 9na Wteeonstn*. *lS
, 1863-12-02

The market for Oats during tho week his been less
active and under tho Influence In tho decline In gold
which. followed Grants victory over BrnCg, prices
days they have rallied, and tho market closes at de-
cline Of only &c per bushcl on the week. The follow
Ing tnbie shows the transactions during the weeks
, 1863-12-02

and costs.
CNaneery-5o0. Evans vs.. Swift Ct al. On motion
Of romplainants solicitors suit dismissed IS to W.
F. Weld, and proof Of service as to Augusta Mary
dian aa litem.Sor infant defendants. Answer OF
guardian fled and cauEe referred 10 Master to take
proofs and report, with lcayc to examine the de-
fendant SWiff.
lN0neery-517. Mitchell vs.. Newcomb ct al. No.
tion to set aside order setting case for hearing.
on De Bown bV and or
nnee by publication. Rule 10 plead instanter. Bill
takenpro confesso as to nll including the unknown
leaye to c1amine Enos Brown rs witness before
GHance1s-497. Gottheltr ~. Gotthcrar. Masters
Report filed, CONFIRMED, md dec1co in accordance
herewith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
vsEAE, ESTATE.

The excitement at The Stock Board has e1-
tended TO real estate, and some of our shrewd.
est owners are awaiting themselves OF II TO
realize on Investments which have proved
heavy Of late years, and which have only too
gloomy prospect in the future. This reac'
ton is the inevitable consequence OF an iniia-
ton soth of values and rents which could
n,yer be- sustained. The great concessions IN
rents already made prove insufficient. under
the discouragements and reduction which the
business of the city has suffered. This feet,
with the threatened burden of increased taxa
ton to be laid on all property, whether occu-
pied or not, has the effect TO make buyers eX-
ceedinsy cautious.
Some OF our contemporaries are erdeavorlng
TO inilaIne this spirit OF speculation, by herald
ing AL advance of real estate. Such specuia-
.ion is not only unfounded, but adverse to the
interests of our city and people. No more ne
titious values should be added to the commodi-
lies which all must Use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
FROM SUFFOLK.
o u The n. Y. Tribune.

Cofrs.pondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
CASP SuYPOIK. Jan. l3 laC3.
There i. but little OF military importance trans
prns dbl. part ssce. further than Al occasional scout
or in force to ths Bsckwater The only
thing BY these expeditions rule IL tho loss
Of few brave msn who thu, down TO heroic graves IN
honored aud unsung" Our position IL strongly fothei aud
can be held sgia greatly superior force We do not how
eyer appfrbond oil ATTACK tho traitors very well kno"
tba, Il would cost them too dearly.
The eoor.d race Ofwhom there largo Representation
hers are uban the Pre.idens Proclamation Truo II
il that the hrger Of Deity has traced upon the hearts OF al
men tho love Of liberty. Tho idea that the negroes sontn
wi.h TO ,nuo la Dond'g, IL prepoer1us They desire TO
b. FREQ and are willing to make suhces. and eTon to do
battle for freedom. II gvea the privilege aud proper
enc ours.emsn csnlo divine how inieiiset' person
ood come into tho land Of Dixie aud not becomr GA
Aboitoni.t The most ultra AnslGvsry writers have not
ored too hishy the sinans,. and evil effects Of the Pc
cu,r Institution 1t can be sAd Of Uncle Toms
Cabin" that trslh ia strange. stranger than Felton,
IA number cfspelD2 books wore ,st here for INSTITUTION
among the contrbands long since and tho avdJ with
which they SEIZED upon tAsin and the desire aud Industry
sync,d 10 master their contents 10 both surpEhns and Inter
s,pg 10 behold Most Of thcn. otwhltandus he ihlf =
,uu make conmenjab!e progress All possible care hiss
bee, sen to preclude the slave every means Of education
TO tsach to read ha, boon crime The ehivsf5 "P
tho fact that IL the minds Of this peoae were OIL.
Iiglt,n,d the shachle. Of Slavery would fall OF
Il cannot be said Of the negroes hero thai hoy VIII n"'
work They labor ehesfuly and efficiently On our forth
cation, aud road, for panee, BY hes own 'e0T'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
MARRIED.,

ROWN-BEARDsLEY-At North Lansing. on Thursday,
Dec 25 1882 by the Rev. C. Mckinney, Mr. Il. Benton
Brown and Misc tofdelis Besrdsey, ali o. Lansing.
Assr Moore OF Hartford Mr. Geo H. Brown to Miss Carrie
A. edes, daughter OF tie late Philip Earle esq OF this
city. No caid..
FGLEsTOS-BATES-A Cincinnati Ohio, on rharsday.
Jan g. by the Rev Mr.. Romans William C. Egle'ton Of
tn. city TO Miss Ella L. daughter Of lsale Bates Of the
former place.
GTILD-BURTON-I Washington place NJ. K. Church, on
Th-rG jan IS by the Rev t. ). Foster ID. d., Gilbert
q. Guild 60 Miss Lizzie Barton. eli OF .his city.
tBERTsON-BOERUM-I In Brooklyn Thursday
Jan IS by Samuel 3. Bel. ID. ID Andrew Jackson Lam
bertson, ESQ.,, to Miss Adrisuns Boerum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
Tie Montreal Gazette thus gingerly handles
Jeff. Dayis's Murder manifesto:


JEFF. Dayis's Murder manifesto:
a. piece AtoyiGae, insert at length. today, the
proc.n.ton II President Davis in which be outlaws Cen
Butler Of which The Telegraph hd gwen scraps II will
become ;cpic Of doubt angry DISCUSSION We may state
hat THY kRwYoRK TRIBUNE severely attacks H. while
The Yoyk World sd that the charge, it contains arc
too wen founded for the fair fame OF the nation"
1.-THE y. Y HOrid ADMITS" is funny
way Of putting the case. That HorId " is
very fond Of admitting whatever disparages and
seeks - damage the National cause. You
might as fairly say that Tie Richmond EHqai'
rsr or Dispatch "admits " that the Union can
never be restored
but Tie Gazette does not thus excuse Its
own dishonesty The Murder Proclamation
was issued weeks after its author kneo that
Gen. Butler had been relieved from command.
1t is therefore mere mOOnshine as to him;
while its directions that AL negroes cultuied
while ia arms for the Union shall be put TO
death in cold blood, and that all White officers
found fighting " in company with" said negroes
shall be treated likewise, are the real gist of
this Proclamation. Why does TIE Ga-e'ie seek
to shuttle this out of sight by pretending thot
the Proclamation is only or mainly aimed at
Gen. Butler?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
I people throughout the Empire, the samo rigid
regard for savings appears

people ttfnrougnout the Empire, the Same riga
regard for savings appears.
Now. out of certain very sandy, or billy and
roor localities, the reverse of this appears II
tbis country. Our hotels are, owing to the
absence Of the carte system, scenes OF proiu-
sion. The traveller sits down-has bill-oilare
offered him, as long as Secreiarial report,
and chooses right and left what to eat; and
when il comes, he leaves the greater part I'M
Touched. There is the same waste in clothes;
in furniture; in the mode of putting up houses;
in the mode of burning them down; in the
crashes of railroads; and the explosions OF
steamboats,.
1t is the very ecstacy Of youth applying
rebeous whisky to its blood, and something
more But we maintain that if we will not
waste wealth as we do-will not throw away
food. ranent and shelter, as though they could
be produced without sweat and toll and II we
will simply practice the obviously good Per'o"a'
and family economies which rule in Europe IL
will DO a saving mapy-fold greater '"", -
that is required to meet the financial Du'o'''
Of the war But we will only arrive at Such
economies by experience; aud Us " IL hhely
,bs, ~. shall have the experience, the weight
81 t,o r.tiona! tax-load will not be imposed IN
yain. even leaving out of view the salvation Of
tbs Union and Of the freedom OF the States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
Tux Boor AND snor DEALERS And THE WAR Tax.

THE BooT AND SnoE DEALERS And THE WAR TAX
Last everinx meeting Of the boot and shoe dealers Of this
city held ct the Mercer House OF Broome md
Mercer Streets Mr. ChA Franks in the cha petition
already nyneou,y signed, asking for removal Of the three
pe sales equalization OF the various taxes
on tn. trade presented aud adopted The other taxes
referred Of those mste aud the license TO sell
leecho, II favor of supporting tho Government aud the
Union army were made by Me.sr Burke 0zs aud Others
snd eIprr sing their confidence in the Willingness Of the Peo
pe who were not IN the mold do home much they
could while hes friends suderin. 80 much for their
county the Both the petition aud tho speeches
referred to fact tho trade had to compete with ma
chine made sood, which thrown into the market In
great quantities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
Weather Report.-JAy. Is, 1868.

po,ro, M..s a. m.-Wind :. W. warm and foggy.
RHou,Ei. c: T., sGm.-rhermome'e' 10 Barometer
orrsso, T., ga m-Thermometer 20. B"omstef1''o'
Wind \. W. Cloudy.
MSsrRE,L, c. e., m.-ThcrmOmeler $50. BHOns'sr
EVA n. y, ga is'-Thermomeisr 3oo. Barometer
Tanosro. c. ". a u. -The'mOms,er oO'. BarOHe-
sAAsil. {. W., a. m-Ihermoms'er 20. "stisr
CtsyEL,sD o. u. u.-Thsmomssr 30. Barometer
1904. Wind \. T. We.'her cloudy.
FosTr,,s NoSRoH, Pa m.-Theumoneter 80 Barometer
$3.50 Wind ). ". Weather oudy.
HAuP.1, n. =. a. m Thermometer AZ Wind g.
W welhsr cloudy.
PonrLANp, Me.. .. m.-Thernome,sr 40 Wind 5.
W. Weather cloudy. - ~
BosroS. Mass. ga m.-Thcrmomei'r so. Wind y" s.W.
Srrsgrir rp, Mass, a. n.-rhsinOmeter i'0. Wind
Nrw.YoaG. % m.-Thermensi '9'. Wind S. Z.
Weather ftggy. 70, ,,,, ,
PmI,DrlfGiA. Pa. g g. m.-ThemOme,er 's'. Wind
WNniaoros, D. C.. 2 8 u-Thermometer $40. Wind
s. ". Cioudy.
PnuaprrPhiA. 8sm.-Thsumometers 80 Barometer % 50.
Wind T. by ". Cloudy. $3.50 -. =,
PorrLAxp Me- D. m-Themometcr Az. Wind n. y,
Weather cloudy. 49,, =, -.
Bosros, siss., , p. m.--Theimomo,er 40. Wind w.
SPA sGFlEGn. Mass, p. M. Thermometer so. Wind
n T. Weather cloudy.
NEw-YoRK, p. n.-Thermome.er $50. Wind f.
PnILApgLPni.. Pa. p. m.-Thermomsser $780, Wind
:. Weather cloudy. -
w.,niSores. D. C.. p. m.-TheuOmster 6'0. Wind
s. Weather hsky.
FoRrRE.. MosRoy, .. IN THERMOMETER 60 Barometer
20 y. Wind s. Weather clOndy
BosTOs, p. m.-Ihermometer 4O' Wind Eight nom
s. ". Fogy 49,,
CsGlSSAri, o., D. Thermometer 30. Wiad w
About IL inches snow. and still snowios .
CsCfSSATI, Jan. l5-Th- snow stoIm has ceased " ts
now cloudy with strong n F.. wind THERMOMETERS 23o
About 10 inches Of snow has fallen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
flill!arp Notices.

Rnroside,s Army.The ADAMS EXPRESS CON.
r 80 ..uuIed sending psc kages for ofcers soldiers
ii nth.rs connected with the Burnside Army a. Acqus
e1ssk F.moatn Wind an Point, and other places In the
Sa.in. contrabsnd Of taken Friends Of soldiers are
notified that package, containing bottle Of liquor VIII %
cor6,cstsd by tho Proves. Marshal
ca. used In addressing boxes packages Tbs
Company Regimen. and Division should be written In fu4
on each package -
Our press daily the army q: Norfolk Suhoi
Newport News Falmouth Acquis Srsst Mrsseingsos Aas
Ne& 50 and ~ Broadway, and x'thst ospeG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

MrLrrAKY--The following appointments and pro.
notion, made yesterday In tic Corps Of Volunteer En-
CHEERS upon the mmendaon OF Col SsT. Chief Of the
Corps:
Cap,. Frederick T. Crest TO bs Major.
Capt James T.. Place, 60 be Mej1r
Second Lieut. W. NJ. Brown to b. FiT't Lou tenant
Wu Henry Baldwin. TO b. second Lieu eneni.
The last tbIee nam.d commissioned 60 Date tepect
y-y lot J,nuAly 1863, 2h December 1882 Jan H. 'eoS
Major Gra.is commission will .-ue so soon as the addi
tona Sappc snd Miners organized that arc no" oeihs
Iccfuitrd . , H..
Msor Places headquarters NJ Fort cluch ferhenoa
Florida and MaJor Greafs at ST. Helena, South Caohha'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

v.gs OF spnsns up the banks Of the Narss
nond which they call UniontowD. but known to the sol
disu as " New Jerusalem"
The citizens Of Suffolk oil "seeesh" think without
exception They all pull tosshs and their unity Of 'sn'
and action 1, reprosch to the North The jail mostly
contains several who have bsen caught smuggling salt and
other commodities, o. carrying mails l.. IL H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
Elre,ion OF a nenn,or FROM Minnesotn.

ST. PAIL MINI. " eduesday, Jan IL. 1903
The Minnesota Legislature met here to-day IN
Joint convention, and on the fret ballot the Hon.
Alexander Ramsay was elected Senator, to serve
for six wears from the l,h Of March next. Gov.
Ramsay is an ardent and constitutional Unionisi,
and will sustain the Administration in the most
vigorous measures it employ 10 crush the Re-
belhop,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
From Editorial Column. Of Jan. Is.


The American Spiral Spring Butt Hinges-A
con psny Of which WI HAYES 10 the President 10 nov
engaged In the manufacture of hinge called the AMERICAN
SPIRAL SPRING BUTT HINGE, which. from 10 consruo
on AID utiy destined to tase tho place CT nearly
every article Of kind in the market II Is simple durable
and ornamental In ,s construction and superior In m aduss
meats and any other device yet Invented for the
same purpess. hes three sdjasEents-to opsrsis ne
ordinary b,o eose and open and keep open any doo
blind shutter which Is attached In is sPPeafsaes
IL nothing the ordinary butt hinge 90 srsnseau
rs Joint vita spiral spas to close epcn, and Keep opsa
the door as gently with much force as ons may wish %
require being entirely ct control aud simple
and easy Of adjustment By means OF ssmsh pin may b
converted into Ordinary hinge ana by Inserting the pin
will close the door automatically. When used Tor window
blinds and shutters 1t renders unnecessary the usual ho0n
and staples requed keep them closed or open Nsar1
every door ia csstoHHouse baidipg 10 provided
With these hinges which arranged so as to furnish double
sctionopenng either way number Of the largest size an
now in use upon the doors Of engine houses the spring
being arranged In such that the moment the bolt
rs,-d tie doors y OPEN and remain until the sppars'u
has been rolled out As will be BY advertisement else
where the Office IL at No. 1893 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
The California Legisiature- BaIlofiugs for
T.. y. seuaior-No Choice.
san FfANCISCO, W

SAY FKsNoIco, Wednesday, jan. Il, 1893
In the California Legislature three more ballots
have been taken for United States Senator.
The following is tie result Of the last ballot:
Phslps..............33 SARGENT. ..............B
ConLess.......... ......R
The balance scattering. Necessary for choice, 81.
TIE friends Of Mr. Park mostly voted for Mr. SaT-
gent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
New-York Common Council Committee and
the Army of the Potomac.

BALTInOER, Thursday, Jan. 10, IstJ
The New-York Common Coupcil Committee, hay
Ipg failed to obtain pass to visit Falmouth for a
few days returned to-day to Baltimore, and will
20 forward to Fortress Monroe Tomorrow, TO seek
out Gen. Corcorsn, and present him the sword from
Iha Corporatlon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
Post.Omce RObbery-Miners Hcsuniing


SCRANTON P,, Thursday Jan Is, 1863
The Post Office at Scranton was broken into last
ni9ht and it's contents cleared including the mall
bags made up for the South the Lehigh ond Bai.
more railroad.
The coal miners are resuning work to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
The Anaio-saxon Outward Round.

ST. JOHNs =. Y, v ednfsdby, Jan Il, IHbI
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Portland 10Th
inst, pa sed Cape Race at ?. IN. Oh "Wednesday.
The latest news and tele2raIns from BIZ. Suckers
Commercial Agency to the 18th were put on board.