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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP GOLDEN CirY.--Thi;
noble specimen Of American naval architecture, CONSTRUCTED
by W. H. Webb Of this city, 10 lying al the docks Of the
Novelty works receiving her machinery and having her in
teror ed up She Ia tended The Pacific passenger trade
and viii run between Psnams and San FI.nsoo. For this
especial service she has been ued with great care nnder tue
supsrteHdence Of Capt William ssidd The length Of the
Golden Cry 10 $40 feet breath Of bean 45 fee. tnnsge ct
,un. The model beautiful We think abe will be ve-y
fast vossel
The interior psd with srest '.l and care O the
fort OF passenger anu with keen perception oil the besu
rl Under her deck will be very roomy and not cut with
bsndbo1 saloons Ike mott OF large steamships AID
her upper aud main saloons will ne large and FAR sTsp
DID than those any shost they will
some l,se) 10 3 ooo passengers.
Fer securing proper yeHtatiOn the sto-IOom' will be-
very Sc and lattice work will be scored every syslabs
position fan and free circulation of air in all the
sPsrneu;' Tho machinery 81 tho Golden City" 10 now
being fitted up the Novelty oks under the direction and
superintendent Of VIM. Vanderbilt Chief Engineer q hi.
line Of Tie following tue dimension, Of her
OF CINE, boilers ke
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
MONDAY, Feb. l6-P. N.

MONDAY, Feb. l6-P. NJ.
The Sock market has been very strong to-day,
with e good demand fox 'be leading iauc,os. The
shorts were fee buyers, and the commission houses
appeared 10 have large amount OF orders. There
were v.rions rumors IN the street in regard to the
probable action Of Congress the Finance bill, but
these appeared to be simply opinions formed by
Washington correspondents. The latest was iLst
tue House would adopt the Senate amendments,
with tue exception Of making The log tender issue
one hundred millions more instead Of fifty millions.
There was also II Tumor ihat Mr. Chase would esle
the three-year bonds at nominal rate OF Interest
10 contractors which would be practically further
expansion OF tie currency. There was altogether Il
very cheerful tone 10 the market. and 1t 40
sorbed all the stocks offered, with rising
tendency. Erie old, Hudson River, Harlem Pre-
ierred, &C., were among the trmest stocks, ba
tie whole share list, with one or two except ons
slowed advanced prices. Governments were ass
very strong, at higher prices than on Saturday. The
Sizes OF 1881 sold ut % for eodpons tho Seven tiIr
Ties were 1851 nnd tho one.year Certificates sold a,
/ high as 96S. The demand from interior banks 70
the certificates is very large. AZ the Second BOar
the market showed generally still further advance
ior -hares Erie touched u, but closed at 76i; th,
Preferred sold at iOIi. Hudson River sold at 81
against 90, on Saturday, and closed at that bid. To
ledO, with large business, went to 92l and Mcbi
gau Southern Guaranteed sold largely at 100 Z. 1868
tho common stock was COL. Harlem was in arc
demand at 3G 36i, tho Preferred selling az high u
75i. Tere Ilaute advanced 10 u. |, au improvement
OF 2 y cent, and Fort Wayne touched %. Gov
ernments of 1891 were scarcely US firm, bu
Seven thirtes and opc-year Certificates wen
steady at the morning prices AZ III,
4 O'clock call the market, with fair actiy
ity, closed with Il steady tone at the following
T. s. Gs 81, registered, 20. G9Gt; u. s. u, 'Sl, eou
pon., BLUSH; u. s. ~, ~, coupons, 90; L
5. Treasury Notes, 7.3os, 1873 a 1851; U. s i-yea
Ceriiicaiep u.s. 96l 900; Demand Notes, old isaue
100! a ij65; Tennessee State Ia, 62d623; Mssour
sale "a, 6J3 o6di American Gold, lj6i a 1869; Pa
ci'ic Mail Steamship Company, 1919 ai6i}; New
|, iorn CellIs Railrvad, llSl ISL Erie Hallway
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Isl o76; Erie Railway. Preferred. Icl oloi}; R.A
son River Railroad, Sa9SI; Harlem Ralros6 aSa
036I; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 74IS75; R.al
ing Railroad. 9O09li; Michigan Ceairal Railroad
963 a9Gi; Michigan Southern and Northern Iudisp.
Railroad, Coz 060i; Michigan Southern and Northsr,
Iadiana Railroad, Guarsl;eed 1867 ol06; Psnam,
Railroad lS0QlslI; Illinois Central Railroad. 92,n
| 22 Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, 70,a7,
Galena and Chicago Railroad, 93l 093a; Cleysl.nl
and Toledo Railroad, 92s a923; Chicago and Ro.l
Island Railroad, 93l 1885; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, 1921 0lo9s; Fort Wayne Railroad
I66ia66g.
The Foreign Bill market hss been ;rregul,, IN
consequence of tue movement in gold. In the nom.
ing sales of Sterling were made at III, bu, =,
the close Of the day T3! OLA were asked with
some transactions.
Freighls are still rather dill aud heavy. To Iy.
erpool the engagements are 1000 bu.h. Corn n
5o5id., in bulk aud bags 5000 bush. wnea. =,
81 aid, in balk and bags; 600 pigs. Bacon md
Lard at 2Os.; and per neutral flag $50 boxes Bass
and Lard at 25s. 627s. 3D., and go ties. Beef q,
10. Cd. To London, $500 bbls. Flour Of a. M.s
Is. Cd, per neutral vessel. In Charters We only
learn Of the American ship Arctic, 200 tune 70
direct Irish port at 2Os p tun.
The buuiDess of tho Sub-Treasury wss: Receipts,
$3.50 572 2l--for Customs, $4,000; Psymeas
sl,T72,796 80; Balance, s., 952,304 40.
TheJsnusry earnings Of the Norwich and WOcss.
ter Road show large gain upon January, 1862,
when there was gain Of 5000 on January, 1861.
The figures are:
ysnnsry' eS'''''''.'''.''''''''''sx, .Ds
Ja1ua J, loe<...s. ZZ,voo VI
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. $s.727aa
This increase, if continued throughout the year,
will give about y cent earnings o. the stock.
The market TO- Gold has been very much excited
After selling a. 1851 down TO l55I at the Board, it
took sudien stat. and advanced, with large trans
actions to 1915, closing a, 1871 BID. No reason Yves
adduced in the street for hi, sudden movement, but
there was an impression in quarters that some
French houses were buying Custom-House Notes,
after solliog at 1864, were lj6i bid.
Money Oh call 10 every day more abundant, and
on good colaerale there is 10 difficulty in supplying
the wants of borrowers Ut Sal y cent. We hear Of
transactions at y cent, and even as low ss =
cent where money 10 brought in and left with old
houses. Paper ia ofering 10 small quau'
tliies, aud passes at Sal y cent.
Mr.. Cisco received from Washington in the latter
part Of last week three millions Of lega.ender notes
ones, two, tens, snd tweuties.
II appears by the report of tie Superintendent Of
the Illinois Central Company tina, that road earned
in ls62 an increase of $5l3 l25 So, with only an IN,
crease Of s3O9ll % in expenses. The earnings from
all sources during the year we're 80 500, 1873 rs Com
parativs Statement. Of earnngs in the years 1851 and
1862:
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FRAUDS oN THE CUSTOMS

10 t.e Edler II TIE " y. Iibuss.
SIR: The recent report Of the Solicitor OF the
r~-sary Ia regard to lbe CutonIou.e Psujs has been
meet. 20 % the Copperhoad journals Tin hsir
e.nstion ,aI thsy made Il tho occasion u hrg at the
Admin and IL. employees. sd'Isins them In their
usual .,y 20 besiOw les attention to tho niger" and
more curing the evils hns sI tns The real iseis ara
ih.t /. the attention given TO fsrretns or these frauds by
the new employees which hs been the Of thus oos
log hea. .!It would call special attention to Tho lat
that those Implicated who have been ia the
poy Of the Government under the BgehsnGn Admnit tion
.ud have Lsd over; ard further tho majority Of cases the
eap.ii,y has born with tho Importer snd broker who ave
htreoios too ons1 loaud clerk. wili h ast them.
Youis respectfully. q. r. Custon.tiouse CLERK.
ke,r- Ierk Fob. 10, 1853
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Earliuga oIey


Ii the working expenses all charges are included,
except the Charter ,ax. The expenses for the year
are 81 ,6l5 $50 o. showing a. Increase OF sSo'h 70
over 1861, leaving pet ea-pings for the year,
81 $50 so 81, Increase Of SJl532 ~ over 1861.
The proportion of expenses - gross earnings IN
1902 is Is = cent. In 1851, il wss 10 l-l0 Y cent.
The net earnings are eqna' to v cent on the
bonded debt and capt. stoca.
clnrAkATIyK srAIKNtNr oF oPRnArIoN KxrEsnI ruRss
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NEw RLsIByoR TALKED ORA proposition Ia
bi'ore tLe Lcgtue to authorize tao Croon Boad to pur
north o Ons hundred .pdeyeatlsth sos; also
snsn.' machinery aud u.,erAs to the extent Of 100000
iof erection ola reservoir 10 tho amount
81, rsr cent boud. u Issued by tho Cooperation
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TR,cTs.-The American Temperance Union sant
go ,i into tie amy lA't month slnce the som
Grn-.d f0J tracts have been distributed among the
,sdi.r., ehl.s, through s.eba,h-.ehoo contributions
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lHE DEATH OF Dir. GEORGE l.. CAMMASs.--At .
e-us 81 the physician. ssd surgeon, OF the Deut Dis
cusarY Led Feb H. the following preamble aud rsOutior.
lfepsrsd b Special Committee. unanimously adopted
Bhcrcgf by the .snsaon OF Providence DR. OeoTss T.
Cemnsuu .sts' ei friend and ia-ltei colleague has
b.. % .u DENY rem iv. rom by death, therefore
nef rsf Iaat tfc Douir Dupsn,ay ~ Il. entire organ
IL c1bt1lfors uHnsgers mcdicA sth. and recipients
charitable aith3ve noun In O dec-ase Vi DE- Cam
art the r. who from yearly the establish
,rt - ths iuuut!on. by his ulse1rrd asiuy AID
farni aA afrs, coutbu'd to iS snccssf, its Teputs
ton aud the Of lts benevolent siu La the
f..fsa Of medical have iound him
II enc, fu adviser Of retiring mode sy aud disin
t-n,.t1 O.auyolrDcc Until ing zeal Win which daring
really pof,s0ut Ger, Though ndep.n feat IA
isars hss TED himself dsy 10 cnar abe feTy IN
end otLo. Affiliations On tue entLu,irsIu aud success
Win upic be hs- pusird nc special depsunent Of Pays,
issi Daga,s o. Which ne OF 80 hitt cut'aofs
iAs eoaluy render bic example wo1hy VI our 'uIus
AID g. lie menoiy ssulg remembrance nom e'efy
lo.sf 81 ,cl..co. .
Ee,ored That the Medical Board Of the Deli DspeEsary
r1.oud rsst asby to The large cce Of 0rsayed
a lOus anu o.ds upon whom this sa4L scon has i4.Ion
Anorcc That tribute 81 respect 10 the deceased
ia. MrdcAl BoGld viii ateud hia fguef,l.
h.s,r- That copy vi those To.outons be transmitted 10
the f,miy # IL, dsoe.rd AID rubi,hcd Ia 1as d.cTan
tita.oIi ind aud dilJ jour hl, . .
NGLLIAM Is. BiBBlNS. NJ d., Chairman
GoryKRgGvK n. sXirn. ~ ID Secretary.
WuL,s H. DoSIGHE, u. d.,
D.. Il PgAsLsL. N. d, Committee
oroaos Il. hl,Lor, ND.
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eo..rAN.Trs srATrs.sr OF OPERATION EErrsprruns'

kcp ifs Of sAcins l,cvi 80 $50 IL Dec SoS5 ~
During ,ho los; six months Of the year there was
more freight offered than tie road vas able TO nc.
commodaie, owing TO the iusuiciency OF rolling
stock. Every means were adopted to work the limo
an to It's greatest possible capacity, with the stock at
q cir d.fporal. aud thereby reached an amount OF
earnings Ier month, that formerly was believed
could not be- attained. THIS, however, could not be
maintained for any length of time without increased
facilities. The cars uadec construction will en-.
able the road during tho present year TO do very
considerably Increased tusiuess.
In relation to American Securities. T. F. Satser-
thwa.te remarks:
since our r.t n, r,tc of ESousrgc Ncw.Yors h~ sd.
yance II T. cent. Tnis of cour'e caused reduction In
value Of American Securities Ia iAe London market IL AZ
c,s. howcvs chi.h SAFE 81 cas- ead bond', and tic
toOd' Of such N;Saa a. 90 hos P,.'as s 1s'
uret I'D pnncip' pNao" 10 se,nig OF y. e9u"Hent-
Hence NeWlofk Ceutls & cont 1867, hai q o.
Whit Aao as AID Gta We'tefn arc ste ay At 10 iNaesd
Shares bWs net 'u.cs.d to Any mita .hten zoe pies
Ia Ncwl h., aoou rpi pee with he Pr migm on sod
The latest stes o. Ene IA iJBGoH "eEe H todioi iihLen
Central, 90 >. DISCOUNT
The weekly Bank Statement shows lrrge de-
crease in Loans AS was exp cted and large increase
In Deposits, which was not expected. The conIrae'
ton OF Circulation conIinoss, and has now reached
about 100000 10 two months. The Banks are cur
failing h,ir circulation rsVdly as possible, fear
| INK come damaging legislation looking 10 resump-
ion of specie payments, but the people are hoard
log City bank notes the reduction of circulation is
very SOW. Four Of The Guy bsnfs, the Chemical
Nassau. Manhattan ana Importers and Manufae'
turers, are we understand redeemiDg their notes ID
Lold, and have always done 81. Or course trey 90
not pay cut any but bank or legal tenders.
The following is q comparative statement Of tho
.l.,: - h..ka nf Nnuy-Aark CITY.
Lc,n...si rsS s Tso u.s. sl1os:ss
Suecie - JIl4l1Jg 81 4.oi6) Iuc-.. lSSS5l
Drgo.,,..... Io65y.,lsa ie.,'so,Soo I"e.. L'So'S
The miners having resumed work, the SAFES Oh
coal at public auction announced by the Board 0!
Managers Of the Delaware, Laekawsnn., ana
Western X rlroad Company, Tor the sd day OF De-
cember. 1862, will take place on Wednesday 'no
18th o. Februry 1863. at - O'clock m at the room
now used rs the Merchants EScbange, Nos 20 anu
- Exchange place, coruer OF W.liiSm street o.
which lime and place they WI offer for sale WV"
tuus of fresA-mned Scranton coal, embracing all ue
usual si1e,, und deliverable at their dspos LllS-
bethrort. NcwJersey, aiter the ist OF March next
They will repeat sucI auction sales on or aoon u'
10Th OF zach month. during toe year 1868 lhe sS'o
wil be positive. Each lot pus up vii! be toid "
tie highest bidder; bids, sr ytorm 'oA"'epe''
lbeing made foe account of or on benap VI VIC
Company. Leo. .....tI- .. e, "a.
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Pas1on.L yrn.-As will be econ BY an adyer.

PAsToRAL Visu.-is will be seen by m adyer-
.enout elsewhere he iiends OF tbs Rsv Ralph hcys will
hold pastoral & .ho Roc,yy "a FfJourh sst-t, be
second and laird .verue' hs afternoon AID evening
Tie Cemuiee invite tho t''sance OF al Who feo In
t--stea u ,Bius Rector OF the Free Church Of Tie
oo0d SArthold ia he 1us AID important work. andso.
icii thos, LHot peroIaY attend 10 Ee.pdnd ~ some
k-n OF he v1l, directed shove any Of he fel-
inz Jonn Hsrd-ubToak y. I. sIBosHi
hl0onhsd BOYD tsrcreuryl No. -, last trnih street
And IIoit-r NO. 5I5 Hct TWenty.thrd s'iest Harvey
H. ool. No IS Allen ilte Jam.. OhI'hus D., No "a
-. rody FORTH st-c.t, {. H. MAittsu.ofr, and X. z
Ht4-u so g. Li3.Tsy ,ec sbd " .im NesGioTci no -
- e., Hintl street
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EscArE Oh MILITARY PiusOsENs.-On Sunday
uiya under Of the dtsknoss J.. VI Eis I'D Conn
VIM. Van oushton I50th ~ Y, Milo 4. We.L I.sd N. T.
tho. Ba4hcld l5h \. " aud Henry Myre. Oth a. Ar
alley who had been arrested tor desert o. eScsped from hs
Par bsracks where they confined by outnK alsrgs
hole ia the wooden anc in font OF tie pri.on oppo,te Pax
Row. 1he detective quad their track and vii SOON 10
them 10 safer quarters sacs tho 1t Doc la owe
500 dosoreIs have boen arrested ia H., City tho. 81 tie
vigilance Of the detectives and other officers OF The PIovo
Mrshss ohee Nearly all have boon 'snt the army
out little delay being made In returning the suadie
:a.t arrested
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Ito roE NEwBEBS AND BrAuroRr.-the Adams
Eagroa. comP~aI's '.su'hP Msry A bordmal, will
ON TIL, port THURSDAY neat ior Newoern Beau
foI ~ &. She will carry ont large mail fr The troop, Ani
boetains qu,dron 'o large number OF laGssse Tor the
sOdisrs
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CITY ITEMS.

A special meeting of tho Historical Society will be
held this evening paper will be read b. Mr. George
H. MeWhor.er OF OswcEo entitled Recolectons OF the
Period Of the Declaration OF Inde psndeDcs"
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CHURCH OF 81. GEORGg.--rhe Ladies Fair for
he benefit u the Church Of ~ George the Martyr now
being held the Of Twenty aiSh stree and Bread
way will be continued til Tu,,dy evening when il will he
eosei The s.udsuo. and evening has been
.a.ctory ard i presumed the result III be hand.one
.um nettod TO the trtat1ry.
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E1uuIATIoS or Tux DE,D.-1ho proposition Of
the Tfus,es. ol the Aadson Baptist Chusoh 20
sod ths remain. depo..s "a tho burial grolad
% OoTer AID AIny secs called together large
humber Of PoonS yesterday who nct n that c.urchJafd to
give respec ns he removal Of ths remains Of hcr
relatives aud elie There ~ head stones IA tie
5sd bu. that !, far Indication Of the number Of boa,.
buried here Of the caves have hgsd'sono.,
aid Instance. three bodies l.erod In
gave All the bodies that not Away from this bu-
rial srouui b. iter ends will 30 lsaen toCypsos liiif
Cs.ery and buried there. with ~ wAicD tury BE-
!uz-d Whenever parties do,is 70 have them we'd ts
oseF placer OF i.termcnt This bnnal ground hT.t
opened G1ou. try years ago. The Hon. " d. MURPHY who
tn ground states that a property iufcb.ci IA
liI' - TIC fFi.teo' Of tho Faysse Oe Diver sIce bap
.it Church. iof the - 90. ntorne.t d'cOn-
uLusd IN l0iJ. When he dcal removed Tie ground viii
probably DO 'oH to lilidi,s debt the rbufeh ".
lvcr has been apfo,nteiby Ciy lnspcctor TO super
tend tho work Of removing the dead
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TrstmogIlL 10 Cart. lIAtL--On Saturday
evening Capt John Hall Superintendent " tie sAiPSe~.
De Etnss u The Associated Prem. presented win
ell at te ouisi by tie employees .. tue Ssip News Of
Once Tie IN peisni, zoe piece 0. penfl-n.-ip. The
,sneti- sdofnsd .ith the national emblem, anchor al /
CHAIN aid surrounded oy b. coaE,in. true Seusn
ofue Cs,iaa In he center & eIpc',ed the sentiments Of
.le while 'le Whole is ,lccltd ~ cable chain,
which At the lower part Of the temorla Ico'.ss vy u
AswYofA Bay aud vicinity, with ,Le yacht approach
ing inv ao.r iaelssscs tine
cla.od r.
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ANOTHER PRizL FIGHT.-Late papers from Eu.
rope state that the prelmnsdes Of second international
p1s have been arranged between John e. eeuaa who
call. hilnself "the Champion Of Amsroi" and another
bruise, rejoicing In the eeEnomen Of the Unknown"
wsA brought about by Jsek MeDonad, Hsonsa' trainer
during meeting Of the principal mebef. Of The phae sns
when Med u-reed to match he Dsaic.s Roy :, g. ..
UnkpS In stn q .iaA
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DoNGs OF Misunderstanding TO the report o.
the Cy lusptetg ~ tic weet sajin. The 18Th inst. .5i
d,ah. occurred this city Of The dscess.d ils men
l0i women - boys and Us tifiA
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ST. PATRrcK's DAY.-Preparations arc on foot by
be Irish societies from which have slrssdy me; ID
Convention cesbrss with the usual pomp aud cream
Of bygone years the sunivsrsay of ioiands patron
saint J,nss Saudsd hiss been chosen PIssdeat Of the
Convention which "a filed deIssste. having beeu I'D
t-d from all the Ti.h ,ociee Several iusstiugs will be
he'd before Tho AITnut etHO Tor the day are con Listed
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VERTICAL nalr rSGrSr.

I
Crate surface Ia each boiler elasl to.... 40 % H.
II Nil bo noticed that the engine ia TO be efnlshea With
sewclls surface eondruT isas fresh water vii BE- led
Ito The boers TIL. condenser vssy similar to some
others IN The only difference !. that tho tute
joint, secured by yulcsnd Iudsubber thalble TnEs.
pat by hydfosa,ic pressure they ernt the Jon,' to
play withon breaking ensns lst.ss- The water for
seron passes through the tube' o. tie co.dcrssr ard tie
exhausted the outside among The tables This
o,sser Is almost ,Gelnvely used "a tho United States
Navy.
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that Heeusn was the "Unknown who had accepted the
challenge to fight Jsm Mace for 600 and the champions

ARREST OF ALLEGED BoUSTY SwiSDLERs.-
Yeerdiy sneIuoon Detective Keefe aTIet-d h. j. MUM
ford a, Ford a1d Henry d. GJeit members Of the Sey'
roour Light Iu'auty Cob Lebenau commanding charged
with having been concerned with Lionel J. Cooper formerly
Lieutenant in the regiment, in swindins the authori'
ties OF Erie County out Of biyhve bourtie amounting In
oil to about 5000 in the Of the resmsns but without
their authority. for who had been recruited from that
couoty. and who are now Staten Island 1t appears that
Col ebensu In Albany last week. where he hrst heard
of the operations Of his eut.nsnt and he Immediately sp'
pied 70 have HE authorization revoked, which done at
once 4he pr oners who very much In the company
of abn lieutenant accused Of being aecopces In
his swim ding Transactions At sny rate they will be detained
q. beedqgeItsIs for further evidence.
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LIBRARY FOR FoRT ScHUYLER.-The army Com
mitse Of The Christian Alliance. engaged in establishing
free library FOR sick and wounded soldiers At Fort Schuyler
sssdy purchased $50 volumes for the above OBJ
lsct The Committee desire tho further corporation Of In
dividuss interested in this humane effort That portion Of
the library already purchased may be at No. 70 Vesey
street, where Contributions Of money 6ooks will he
ceived.
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VOLUNTEER ESGisErRs.-Col. T.. Y. Serrell is
hing Third Battalion Of the Volunteer Engineer and hs'
ersbhrd ha headquarters a, NO II Bone. The engineer
corps form the highest branch In the service and By Especial
set OF corgss the Volunteer Engineers psc on the
footing with EnFns.u Of the regular army and have
tbs pay clothing and emolumsn.. Eight hunded good
Ali Trustworthy wanted and need spply unless
folly versei In mechanics
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1863

Chapman hss the reputation Of being oc aud gen
Eof " known areckes untrutwerthy fellow
la California had with Of the Lloyd fsm
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