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Neo Ye'i July Is. It6D
MERCHANTS COMMITTEE DEPOT FOR THE
RELIEF or THE SUFFERING CoLoKED PLOrLL'
The COMMITTEE having in charge tie disbufse-
ment Of sbout t27, 600, which WIS contributed by
our merchants for the oect indicated in the heading
Of this paragraph, opened Office al No. so Fourth
,treet, On Thurrday last. Since that tmethey have
dispensed, up TO last evening nearly = UOo 10 Gums
of from 81 10 g., % moro than 2,OJO applicants
Yesterday morning the multitude Of colored people
10 bloekaded Fourth street and broadway, that tho
police thought it Advisable 10 remove many OF 'hom
10 streets by, and give them access 70 Tue CHICO
a fter the manner Of tho postofiee. Ihis arrange
ment sa yed confusion aud was altogether salisac'
tory; but, so many applicants appeared. that Air.
Vincent Colyer, tho secretary, who assisted
by ten clerks, found IL out OF the queseon
20 djspense funds TO male applicants u""'
near tho hour Of closing when fow oo'ored men
were admitted. Tie applicants GU SATURDAY "o'e
saddened countenances, but they exhibited quiet
content, and. having stated their severai pecuS'
thankfully received such sums AS were 'ho"sn'
sufficient 10 bridge over the Sabbath. lno ousiness
Office is conducted systematically name mum
Der Of ticket, residence, occupation, humber IN MN
| lily, properly lost or destroyed aud value .ne'eo''
and tie sum given each person, being recofaea III
day.book, and transferred thence inIo 'e"S'''
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Arrived.

~ g steam gunboat Ma sLs J. Baksley Creighton Com
tnander Fortress Monroe I'D int ~ D a IN.
a. steam battery Lthigh, John l. Howell COMMANDER
Fortress Monroe ga tut. Al . IA.
Steamship ,hy Of Nsw-rork tBr) kennedy. Liverpool
July 10 and Quoeutowu lo.n at M, mdso and a's "a
Linn a. Dale jay H. Oh Bel BuoA, sup Sir Robof
Peel from Liverpool fof New.ioIki 10th, at $3.50 r. n
steamship Gay Msuche ter hence for Queenstown AID
LIVERPOOL at lat 43 %, ION "a, passed two ic-pes
Steamship Celia (Dr smith, Liverpool july ~ |u'e.s
to~u iItL 2..5 y ndse and - pass to Ho~snd a.
pnw.l July 49, lat. e. Ion ~ 30 iccV.s I'D ny
~ n lon 6, ship VIM rsppscos, from Lveip0o i''
N wy orb ~ -
steamship Columbia Barton. Hew-Orleans July ~ AZ a.
m pass to Sgorofd Tieston Co. HAD u. aht mes'her
steamship BALTIMORE, Lewis, Washington D. w. 'Vhoai'
ndso " James Hand.
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with "a much care a. is taken BY the largest hsos'
ng.house in the city The Office 10 hereafter to be
open from to O'Clock in the morning, and from
10 in the afternoon, for applicants to consult with
The lawyers, free. Contributions may be made 70
Jonathan Sturges, esq, Treasurer. No. Us Front
street, or to Messrs. A. r. Wennore. jackson D.
Schultz, George C. Collins, j. d. heKenry, Joseph
b. Collins, or Mr.. Cromwell, Executive Committee
To-day the men only will be attended, and to-
morrow the women.
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Sailed.

Git, co,ouero,; bark Msrk Ex.os,h; bI,-s Frr.
Tsbsro Cs,barir. Fi,cnc. Ol-.ner FOuBa sears Nay
Eari. Jons. Maryland
25,n--St-s u-hip. Edp5ursh. borus'la
s.eam-rs- Thames, Tile. -
sb,r.-Aur4ii.. ritfi.1.. Alfr Nss'rnore''rd. Lucy
Ibomp.oi.. Csl.as R-ck Ihatrbsr Mssoun, I'll. ole
Bars.-ilouson Caara, henry IfoShIs1- Fi'nce'sn'
S'slt Fsnkinrf. - -, gt.
Bug. er~oof =. =. :" al, JsiA Blue ''os' DA' sf'
LAB. a. Isurs, Eleupr.. te'urt'4.
Sehoonrs.-J MOI Mans Live pool julia. is Fsf'sad
Lochn,es
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-Coroner Naumann, on sat
r,1sv te AZ pqus.t on the body OF Jacob Renhardt VINO
died OF fracture ska received BY ahng bsokwnd irom
Ladder placed Inst awning a. no us Inhd street
deceased w.s So wears hg hstive Of Germany d was
ia the poy of M john Frskera the time OF the seci'
dent
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rh hail usrush Crocses suiA at Neworleups, lee IN
- 49, HrI eAlgo has becs sold ioE ~, AID tts
vessel lor SO.
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Twelve regiment. Of iuiantry,
Two Tegin- cut Of Cavalry sad
81 bate ies Of Artillery.
Ohiceis who can be comDlissioned;
1 Iho-s bOn0fsby cch sed ~ expiration OF service OF
the ORGANIZATION with which tLey served.
ID lEOs heuofDly .ion otherwise
rriof 70 erpifs ion Of seryice VI Their gElizson
Tho brst ~ be appointed by the O1v'rDof OF the
sst.' ts .tSotS Se5.,I.s for Sss,% egti
ho.le tho Sarge General Of tue bite must De Trans
who enlsts in the Veteran Corp aust show thai he
va honOray discharged and has served not les ttn ~
month, Ne will be emitted TO '2 bounty from 'he
Coysrnueu snd 10 from State, according oges
volunteer cannot be enlisted In any new o'sai
sson and obtain the $.02 GoveTnnent bounty Tue Vet
Corps Is 10 Do ooupossd entirely u m-n who hs'.
served not ices than Dine months AID nave DeeH boHosoS
aisehsrgsd tie service.
Tire sdvsyeed pay first nsttslent Of bounty and PEE
iom VII be Pea b the United States Musteng ald D.
bosng Officer The remainder will be psia by he L. .
Psymasier.
v The following order ' pubished giving full informs
(H.Ie ioAows orieT 4 War Departmeut " for TeoTuiirg
Veteran Vol uuts.rs," already pa. sn.d.l
vi Officers cOu1Wsnciug gen zatious in the State
whether regiments or he psd according 10
the, raak aud pa5-foi L.t they camp
tb.if sufb N.Y. should y .s ihs AID Jay wiz be
rove ned By the date OF their eommis ion.
missions To cieers mmaAdi"a orssp zstiOns Will inst
tote simenta aneifi b0sfa copsstrs he AcJuSn
AID s.gsoa S S 81 S e., a .. :.
duly authenticated vouchers snd H0a'hy report ms1e 70
the ComInsoo,ug oihoef. winch. wie1 sppoved be wal
eeiv.o money and accounted for iiin the n-nnsi pro
soroed ~ll lot be counissiODed 40 ohee' o'e1i"su
ssnd ths ,nhy report than i've days. Tie As
viii transmit We dup1cst..
BY eraer Of the Comm an er.iuChiei
JOHN 4. sPRAOUE, Aejutspt-oenera.
The following orders have also been prcmu gated
and will supersede those which provided thst vet
eran organzaiions should be distinct:
WLR DEPAETxKST. ADJuTANT.GyyER,Ls OFFICE.
NAsAiSGTOs. july ~ 1903
GENERAL Orders. No. llG.-l Al sbls bodied men be-
tween q shsen ana foriyhse y-.T-, no bss
hetOofo enlisted ard have served for lees thsB
Lave hOl0aoy discharged pass ls
snins,or requ red by he Musteing r. ~ ions Of tl
Dhed State be euisted Ia regiment they choo
new or 90 ana niOslere Dto the Uued sses ser
wee Will be emitted T. al ihr benefits divided by Gene
Order No 1911 for recruiting Veteran Vouutres Re
suIcpt Bail4iol Company rbs bear tie tie Veteran
ony -ss one-Is Il, m.pbeI st the time VI
into United stat. service ale " setefsn Volunteers"
The benefit provided By General Orders No igl tor We
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sIAIATrHE ALMANAC.
Suu-Rls-...4I .e'..........s:,i Moon-Rises. l:29
Hu.a wATak TdIs nn.
andy Io4k 2:lB 1sv Island. 3.'i Hell-Gste... GA
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bort Warocns' Nonce.
SrArR OF NAV. Yoek.

STkrR Nkw.GORk.
Pokr.WAEpkNs OFT,s No. 100 Val a.
NOTICE is bereOy gwen, m accortiaco VIA
section Of the Act ps.,ed ArTi H. 1851 enu., W
set &c keorsa3e the W.ii-us Ote. 81 .he For. OF w.
iois, to All persons Interested In. o. hsSrs cln ~ -
.ublec ustte OF inquiry. etaIniusnn or sifsef
ne follow lug are LOW uut.i .1snnaion ~ tc loft
Wsdsus anu ta-s the ssd surveys o. - annn'io' -
'ompe,ed within ten days nsAt succeeding 10" VI
hosIc ssie vessels. -. e.
Ship Isioss
ohip Belle w God -
BARK ticirrss a.
hi. MaTy Ann 4.
Schooner Sir Colin Camp ry.....s'..'''''''i 70
s., M, mo. nh Pl,r NO . y. h
''''i L. a. BRAMiiALL, IIes,aeLs
j. AvS's usRRlA An, Secretary
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teran vopntee will be extended 70 mon who rsenisted
SuS fomoeatior Of that ordef provided they have
'uiuhea VIZ conditions therein forth
By order Of he Secretary Of War.
l. TDNANSE u AID
, 1863-01-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
The. Porter Court Martial.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo T.ibune.1
WAsr1saTox, January II, 1861
The financial questions will come up in the
House tomorrow, Oh the report Of the Com.
mtttee Of Ways and Means. In the course OF
the debate the following important bank sta
tlstics will be introduced: Total amount on
deposit in all the banks Of all loyal States In
Dec 1862, 7s7,es1, 900. Bank calculations in
in all the banks ~of all loyal States,
s16o, ,6o0, ,0oo Of which only 81, ,075, 600 are Sc
cured. The following is the total bank circu-
latio1 ID N SstcT1 States Ohio SO. ::
Gs3,o Goo, Of which only 81, Coz, 900 are secured
Indiana, $1,000, ,0ooI' Of which s., ,1o0, 600 are
secured; Illinois, ssC0, 600, all secured Iowa,
81, 164, COO, MI secured: Kentucky, 81, 500 ooo,
all secured; Missouri, s4,52o, 900, Of which
f3,520,0o0 are secured; in Pennsylvania, the
total circulation is so 500, 900, all unsecured.
The following is t1e~whole amount Of specie
in all the banks In the above States at the
fame time: Ohio, 81, 3,3,o, ,oo0: Indians, s, ,e5o,-
oco; Illinois, s50,000f Iowa, $5so 900; Ken
lucky, 4, 900, 600; Missouri, 81 500 600; Penu-
sylyania, $11 500, 600.
Financial men are surprised ut this small
showing Of specie in the banks throughout
tho country.
Fltz John Portcr's Court Martial closed Its
labors last Saturday evening, after having
protracted its last session from 10 in the
morning TIL after at night. After Porter
had concluded his defense, the court consulted
short time, and agreed upon their verdict,
which was then signed and sealed with the
proceedings Of the court, and promptly sent
up to the President. It is supposed that he
will make the result public
, 1863-01-12
ADDITIONAL BY THE JuRA.
Meeting at Manchester IN. Favor
Of the Federal Cause.
President Lincoln and His Proc
Iamation Endorsed.
AN ADDRESS TO PRESIDENT
LINCOLN.
A Cotton Development.

CARE RACE, Jan. 1o.-The Jura, from Liy-
erpool. 1st and Londonderry I'd, passed ut
noon to- day. 80:
a meeting Of the working men Of Manches-
ter vas. held at Free Trade Hall on the 31st Of
December to pass resolutions in support Of
the Federal cause, and agreed on IN address
to President Lincoln. The Nayor presided,
explaining that he did not do so Us Mayor, but
simply ass. Belle Hnyward =: among
Quakers. Mr.. Barely, II. P,,. and
the negro Jackson, jeff. Davis escaped
coachman; were present. A letter was
read from John Stuart Mills, warmly ap-
proving the demonstration Us a. Just rebnke
to the mean feeling of. great portion Of the
people, and as 4 source Of unqualified happf-
ness to those whose hopes and fears in the in-
; tercsts Of humanity arc bound up in the pros
pcrity Of the working classes. Resolutions
wero then passed expressing sympathy with
: the attempt Of President Lincoln mud lis col
: leagues to coerce the South, and high satisfac:
ton at the proclamation Of emancipation and
other measures tending at oncc to give free
dom to the. slare aud restore peace TO tht
American nation 81: :. E :. :: ,,., -,
The address to Mr.; Lincoln congratulate
him on his humane: aud; righteans' policy
| emancipation, and beseochcs him, while 70
Lis enthusiasm is aaame, and the tido
| events runs high, to finish the work offec'
u.lly.
| The arnuA stock taking Of cotton In Live
, 1863-01-12
FROM IpES3fOINES.


Especial Dispatch 10 the talcaeo 11iou''e.l
p1s MoEsEs, Jan. 10, 1865.
Gov. Eirkwooa will be here next week TO be
in attendance at the meeting Of tho trustees
Of the State Agricultural College and Farm,
Of which board heis IN ex-o1ficlo: member i
The State Agricultural Society will convene
On Wednesday.
Judge Wright Of the Supreme Bench, is to
deliver q lecture in this city on Monday even
tnr, next on the subject Of "Hones and
Homc.n The receipts for admission arc to
be devoted to sick and wounded Iowa soldiers
Brig, Gen. Cook, Of the first district Of the
department Of the Northwest, in this State,
has Just Issued a general order Of which the
following is portion: "The great number
Of citizens daily seen wearing the Uniform
clothing Of the United States army, give rise
to the opinion that In many instances such
clothing has been obtained ffaudulently, aud
in an Improper manner. This practice also
occasions great annoyance and Inconvenience
to the military It Is important that the SOL
aier should know who are and who arc not
members Of the army; tbat no soldier Is IL
lowed to sell the :, clothing or other
equipagr. Issued to him by: the
government: ia" fact we'll known, The
froops Of tho con,mand arc therefore directed
to seize all such clothing or equipaggc which,
ever they sec it worn By citizens, and retain
possceeion Of the game until the wearcr cau
givca satisfactory explanation Of the mannel
in which It was obtained. Due report Of al
| such seizures will mo made to these head
|
, 1863-01-12
FROM :: RoSEeaANss' >ARhaY. ! :.

FGw Toak, Jan. 1o.-A NurftccsDoro dis
pate1Tsays: The loss Of the yt.tcis Increases
daily: Two thousand Of their wrtndta were
sent to>1.vcrgne yesterday. Many more vrse
Lett he-c, but cannot be moved. :ls their
Wounds ", re figntf,l, and most cf' :iieiu viii
-LATaR.-Lara,gne has been ac,'tcutatsy
burned, so Gat tie rebel wounded hare. to- bts
sent to Nashville. AMI thence to Louisville, for
! treatment.
:. Lou1sv11LE, jan. 9:-Dick MeCans IT.
tackled constrsct!or train at Antioch, z5ue
miles from, ChatAnooga, destroying d lCfC-
motiTe, two oars NH CIrek Bridge and c.,n.
turing the hr{age builders and }mfoled thez,;
NlsHv11LE, jan e.-Hosccrans orders nil
captured rebel of11ccras to be confined :up,iT
DaY;s' order Is revoked.
The rebel prisoners ars' to substst on ar;Ey
ration=, food eontribntedhy friends to he used
for hospitals. restrictions ot contributions to
: :consti1aste jail otfanse., 49,.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1O.-Gzcn. Rosccrans'
army, known as the 14th Army Corps. l,as
been sufdIsided into three eurps-thn l4th
2lst and I'D This will increase the rank of
FL staff otfccts Of the Generss .cominandlns.
the NinNH - - -; - .rt.. .
The Richmond Erantaer of. *Wedncsda,
says: -,
In the Southwest the hostile armies arc
probably both'foo much exhaustct1to do any.
thing for = lobH time to come. -.
, 1863-01-12
FROM THE VIRGINIA ARMY.

HEADQUARTERS. kKaT OF THE Poro,1AC,
jan. 10.-A1l quiet, though inspections Of light
1o-nounde{ ammunition shows it to be mostly
worthless, the fuses being tad1y filled. Sew
eral casualties occurred from them to our
men during the recent battle.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1V.-fhc following was
received at headquarters to-day:
.FonrRz*eAosRoe, jan. .. 1867
To Major General Halleck:
A party Of cavalry and infantry was sent
fran Yorktown By Gen. Kcycs aud landed 1t
West Point, night bcfoEc list, and returned
to-day with quantity Of. anirns;s and eight
loaded wagons. They destroyed the depot
and rolling stock ut Wfitchouse, burned a
steamer, scverAl s1oops. boats and barges
laden will, grain, sustaining no loss whatever.
! {Signed} Joux A DIX.
= WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-1Le Richmond f.
rmincr of the Sth inst. says 4: yumor was cur
rent yesterday TINT Gen., Sumner and his d.
vision left Aqua Creek on transports for the
South.
Headquarters Army Or THE Po7oxAc.!
:: Janunry1 TO, 1864
There is no truth IN the report In Rich
mond, Of Summers debarkatlon: .IIe still oc-
enpies his position In front Of Fretericks-
burg. None knows this better than the mill
tary authorities, as daily flags Of truce go oyer
under hi* supervision.
NEW York, Jim. 10.--A dispatch from Stat
ford Courthouse, Va, 9th, eays this afternoon
ten Of our scouts were fired upon near Stat
ford Stores, ten lntles from here, BY y band Of
150 rebels In ambush. Our men escaped CAP
turc, but two were wounded, one mcgtally.
, 1863-01-12
FROM THE SOUTH.
Bragg Sends Another Dispatch.
He Falls Back II to Give His Men
Repose."
REBEL REPORTS FROM NORTH
| CAROLINA.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 10.-Thc followingis
from the Richmond Examiner Of the 10Th; A
special dispatch to the Charleston papers says
Bragg addressed the citizens Of Dectard and
Winchester, Tenn, on Afonday, assuring them
that he wonld not leaye them, but make Il
stand between Alliance and Tulshoma, He
had fallen back to give his men repose after
a battle which had exhausted tho enemy. The
Yankees hare advanced six miles from Muir
ftecsboro.
CuAR1EsToE, Jan. 8.-Thc following is
from Kinston, n. c., January sth:
The enemy are making immense prepara-
tions for an aavnnce. Rc1norccments arc
daily arriving from Suffolk. Tho Yankecs at
koorhead City and Newbern are about 50, 900
strong, under Gen. Foster. They will proba'
bly attack Charleston, Wilmington, Weldon,
and Goldsboro simultaneously. It ia reported
they arc now cooking their marching rations'
The Richmond E"q'drtr- Of the 10th, con
tains the following: =,
, RALEIGH, N. C., Jan. 9.-Thc State Journal
has reliable Information from Ne~bcrn thai
the enemy has not less thnn 50 900 troops on
the coast, and that a most formidable fleet I:
at Beaufort. It Is supposed that an attack l:
mcditatcd on Wilmington and Goldsboro.
, 1863-01-12
PR0BACLE CHANGE m THE
FRENCH POLICY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.--A private. letter
received l'crc from Pnris, Dec. nth, states
that tho impression among tho French II. that
the sspo1icy Of Drouyn Dc E'Haysscannot lust,
and i change Of ministry is not unlikely be.
fore Febrr'ary, md that at the 1ast'coancil at
the TuiIlerics, tho Presidents message was
pronounced wise; and alt the South coHlk ask.
the Emperor has abandoned lis pcnchant for
the Sortl. Another good stgn is that th,
1iositenr hns becia thrown upon the defensive
by the universal disapprobation the proposal
for an armist1cc encountered One article
cycn stated that the government had never
expected tho blockade WAS to be suspended
during the arn,istice.
The Presidents message produced m excel
lent effect, and has not been successfully as.
sailed in my quarter, while his carnestnc>s,
moderation and forbcarance hare captiyatcd
all who looked ut it fairly.
, 1863-01-12

:. The New York 1inses' Washington special
says: Tie committee Of the House to whom
is referred thu question Of emancipation have
instructed their chairman to report a bill np-
propriatipg SO, ,000, 600 to aid the State OF
MaEyland IN eInnnclpating her s1ayca.
=: The H<rdld'z special says: It Is stated here
thst private letters have been received from:
England announcing that there are now at sea
forty vessels that lave been fitted ont aud
loaded in British ports, with view to break
the blockade Of the Southern ports. These
vessels are laden with arms, ammunition,
clothing, shoes, medicines, &c It is also
stated that q large amount Of Confederate
bonds, secured By pledge Of cotton at seven
cents per pound, has been sold in England at
the ate Of five sliillings to the pound sterling,
aM3ltte by -thesc sales f750, 900 have beeu
# the Confederate govern
8 & {{ae msmosial prssentei
7i;S8t XSl1&$e1o tlle u! Pr! Psssident oo; on
KsSEeS2v Vigorous ,ceas p5osesa, r.. Gu;
to b. harmonious. is
EG&.1f s&*43s@ E:hnuld be made SO; third,
F6af gaetsa: bbuld be composed OF men
wh6EaNt ts:sfE5 port the policy Of the GOV
er1,ment; fourth, that the generals In sepa-
rate commands should also be heartily for the
, 1863-01-12
Ul)ifo9o. Gribnut;


INK NEWS.
The news from Vicksburg indicates thuf
NC have big job on Cur hands,. Gen.
Ehcrman's attempt 10 take tho city proved
Il failure. Instead Of finding L, 900 or 5000
rebels there rs he expected, be found fully
four times that number, embracing tho
largcst share Of Van Dorn's army, which. a
ftw days since WIS facing Grant. The c.
1in,alc JEFF: Davis puts upon tl4is position
is indicated in an article below. If 1t falls
into Federal hands, it cuts the Confeder-
acy In two, and like a severed snake 1t
must die. or course the rebels arc pre-
pairing for q herculcan resistance, and
probably the combined strength Of Banks,
Grant, Sherman, Faragut and Por-
ter viii he required to capture
the position. This pcplexing COZ
tiition Of affairs is tho logical develop
mcnt Of the policy 'inauguratcd By Gen.
Hallcck, willie IN command Of the Western
Department, and pertnciously adhered to
up tothe present moment Heinsistcd upon
seizing and governing, by small forces,
large number Of positions important and
,:nimportant - thereby scattering his
strength, and:render1ng cach garrison an
easy prey to the bettcrinformed, more
willy and alert foe. The policy Of concen-
1!a.ion:an action must be adopted and
ptacticcd, OF the rebellion will gain vitality
by our folly. H.,
The news from the Texas coast is ex-
citing and sad. The rebels at Galveston,
by means of steamers bsuicaded with cot
ton, have been enabled to capture one Of
our gunboats, killing almost the entire
Crew, and compelling our OWL sailors to
destroy another. to prevent its falling into
rebel hands. a federal land force Of about
800 WAS compelled to surrender. Our loss
in killed will probably exceed 200, with
full that number in prisoners In the
blowing up Of the Westdeld, The flagship,
Commodore Rcnshaw ant boat's crew
accidentally shared the ships fate. It is a
pretty accurate repetition Of the Merrimac
:,tIir at Fortress Monroe. .
A dispatch from Washington announces
That tic French government and people
arc undergoing a change Of opinion IN re-
gard to American affairs.
The laboring men and operatives Of
Manchester, England, have struck a heavy
blow at the rebellion, They held a large
and enthusiastic meeting during Christmas
week, at which the Mayor presided. John
Stuart Mills made very telling speech.
Tic meeting endorsed Emancipation, and
gent complimentary address to President
Lincoln,
, 1863-01-12

- NEy YoRK, Jan. 10.-The irou-eIt Wee
hawkea and Nahant have, received sailing Or
ders end leave on Tucsday next. -s:,,
.Oa sunday last the gunboats C.:s7itncls, ~ p
acosta and Elm went into the ftanS1fanS a1s 70
cr4 out a schooner which had xrza the BLOCK.
ade. Tho Currituck got :ensaor, nut was sa5
pul}cd of. A number OF ca'oisyuacn appssstso n3s
near The schooner, which Easonp . creek.
nmr hosts fTeti on them and they skedaddled.
Finding Il Impossible to St the schooner cut,
she was shelfcd to fire her, and wheA theg
left, was in light blaze. I:
, 1863-01-12

ISD1ASAPo11s, Jan. 1o.-The message Of
Gov. Morton to the Legislature refers princi-
pally to State affairs, in1orscs the Emancipa-
tion Proclamation as necessary war measure,
and says: :. T..
luded With the Idea TINT compromise is posi-
ble, or abandon its efforts to suppress the rc-
bellion.''
Tnc State Of Indiana has furnished over
1O2 COO volunteers during the war.
, 1863-01-12

=. spR1sor1E1D. Jan. 1o.-The Legislature
has adjourned ttll Morday.
:. General 0glesby made . thrilling speech at
Matters look moro c&eoriuI Secess;onisn
is denounced BY large numbers OF Democrats.
Governor Yates has been nominated by &C
clamation in the Republican caucus for Sena'
tor, as the representative msa Of the party,
, 1863-01-12

pool developed an excess OF f10o, ,ooe1a1es oycr
the estimated quantity. Thi, attracted much
Intention and depressed prices non.inanv half
; penny, but 'as the mnr.ket,was =FoscF On tho
1st, the cffsct' ~as not finally tested:nt Ea.ur-
d"J's prices. Vlrginta State stocks' touched
, 1863-01-12
KunninE the Blockade.

The following is from Richmond papers:
Wn.MIsGToS, n. c., Jan 3.-The iron
steamer Giraff With valuable cargo Of Gov
.ernment stores and special messenger from
Europe arrived at Confederate port to-day.
The stramcr Marion arrived from New
Orleans I'd. News unimrortant.
Banke was concentrating his forces at
BafOn Roure
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THE WAR IN NORTH CAR
OkENA.

An Important Movement Progressing.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 10.-A Newbcrn IN. C.)
dispatch, January 6, reports 1900 rebels ut
Goldsboro and Kinston.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Wcdncsdas's Rich
mond Examiner says: It was reported yes
tcrday via Petersburg, that great expedition
of gtlnboats and transports, under command
Of Gen. Nag1ee, had left Fortress Monroe, on
the 1st inst, for some Southern port. From
indications deemed unmistakablc, the enemy
is preparing to make grand demonstration
little doubt that the first clash Of orms will
come to our ears from that quarter.