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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

Tho Hon. EDWIN d. MORGAN was yester-
doy elected TO the u. S. Senate for six years
from the 4th of March next, vice Preston
KING. whose term expires with the Sd. The
vote of the Senate stOOd-Morgan (Uuion) %,
Erastus Corning (Dem.) 70 absent or silent.
On tho first ballot, the Assembly gave Morgan
Ga; Corning 60; Fernando Wood /; John A.
Dix least by Speaker CalliCOt). A second
ballot was then had, wherein oil the UDiODsts
voted with Calicot for Dix, giving him % to
63 for Corning, and placing him in nominal
ton. At noon, the Senate and Assembly met
in Joint Convention in the Assembly Chamber
Lieut.. Gov. Jones in the cbair--and on the
first ballot elected Gov. Morgan by - yotes
20 20 for Corning ] (Callicot's) for Dix, and
l for Daniel s. Dickinson. Lieut. Gov. Jones
thereupon declared Gov. Morgan the Senator
elect. and the Convention was dissolved.
Mayor Woods friends tried hard to make
aim the Democratic candidate, but Dean Rich.
mond said No; and No it was. There was
some loud talk thereupon that the Regency
might want Thirty odd Thousand majority from
this city some time TO elect one of their rural
!avorites to Office, and might look for it Wheic
II was Mt to be found but these things are
usually forgotten after awhile.
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pEsD.

ARNOLD - Suddenly Wednesday sternoon. Feb. D.
Daniel +. Arnold. sgtd ~ year-
Notice Of funers in tomorrow papers
BROMN-At Fiizsb.h, n. j., on Tuesdsv Feb 2 Rachel
{ Brown, wdo. OF the late Britain NJ brown aged "a
years.
Tie relatives ard friends respectfully Invited 20 attend
the tune ~ The residence of her brJcr bort CR1ley.
No ~ Els, Tenth street Friday the On inst, o.
RrrpGF~ sOn Tuesday evening, Feb O. Sophie adopted
daul;-r Of Walton aud sophie = burgess aged years
The and ruds oil Cue family vfe invited TO tIenf
tue funeral at2Ocock N on lhus1iy, req >, ~ no IL
Willow street Brooklyn.
IN AsER-Ou Sabbath evening Fob !. Thomas Fsser IL
the sd year 81 his ace -.
Inc hiend Of the tiy are respectfully invited 70 attend his
funeral on Wednesday 4ih lust At u O'Clock T. u, nom
hi late residence No. 20 West Twenty second street
ulEBFRD- Killed at tho explosion 81 0alyeston Ie,ss
Rodopnus Clinton Hibbed BoMswaiHs Mate oil Ito l. :
.te4uci " eshod, In tbe 10th year VI his a-e.
JAChAON-Ou Monday cvrtils FEB. :, az aeVe.e Sne
upiitg ll,. Deborah, elct OF Peter JACKSON, III the
Ctth year Of her G.e.
Peter H. Jackson ato rep sCuy lnvcd 90 attend hci
fuucsa from her late tosid ace, no 80 Easl Ihloh
street st ociocN y. IA. ta day CIV edncsdHyl "hVus
,0BpLIf-In Wsueu, Lichird coanty, Conn, very sud
deply on Neluealay morning. Jas. ~ frLcs. hVat.,
twin 90. OF Ito Rev. fIsusis l.'UdeN aged months
RlCu-Ou Tursday mo mag. Eeb J. Aired k.eai,D Eieh,
youn.rst ch.i Of iiau r. egd Ju.la T. kieH' eged ;
yrar / month and ID da)s ,, . -
Tie will take place at the lesionce OF her
parruts N.Ioesd-y morning. u NO It' " ST. A"eh!
hist street. NJ u oocck. -.
VTN,ON-Ou Tuesday afternoon. Feb p janet Scott
wife OF lr.eI Stevenson 90, d,
m, usr Win .aLe pace on Thur.day. thu 3h inst, a.
c'oots a. IA. tfom No. ~ Nes' I"eAJ slAth street inc
relatives md euds vi tue mi are Tospees1dy ihf'ea 10
attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
TWO DAYS LATER InCN NEW
ORLEANS.
Arrival Of the steamship George Washing
ton-RebeI Account OF t,io Caiveston
Aluir.

Arrival Of the Steamship George Washing
ton-IsebeI Account OF i,ie Caivesion
AGnir.
fIom New-Orlesns Jan. "a. TO III. y. Cromwell y
Co., arrived on Tuesday morning, bringing tic
United States mail, full cargo, and passenger
She made the passage from town TO Sandy Hook n
the quick time Of days and IL LOurs. She passed
at anchor, at the Southwest Pass, the steAmfigae
Mississippi, which left town on the 10th to look ouI
for the Alabama, reported to have been off the Pa
n few days previous, and taken pilot from one OF
the pilot.bosts.
The bark Commerce and ship Herald were neide,
bound up.
Feb. "a, at u. NJ, IN lat. % 90, Ion. ~ 10,
parsed close to stenrnsp Ericsson, steering soutb-
west having in tow large raft with red lag Oh IL.
We are indebted to pursor W. K. Bowling for
favors.
On Saturday, the 9th ult., Gen. Banks and stat
started up the river. AL the transports, twelve CT
fourteen in number, aud every vessel suitable Cor
the conveyance OF troops, were brought into nee.
For several dnys previous to the departure of the
General he hal buriel hiDiseA visiting Baton Rouge
and o;he, points Of interest to CLEAN all the inior.
lion he could respecting the position and resources
Of tle enemy.
For a day sud night New-Ohesns was greatly
excited by the news that The Alabama WAS ia the
neghborhood, but The sunbonl Mississippi could not
find hcr, although she started out Immediately III
puisu.l Vi he pirate.
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Weather heporss-Frs. 8. 1863.

! er cloudy. ""u Me- "oen'
BUFgALo. a. m.-Thevuoneter sio B.,on..o. % %
Wind w. Weather cloudy and cold ''''
TORONTO, G. WI a. u. --TheImometsf 80 P.,o,,.,o.
20 a. Wind NJ Weather clear Ds-oihe'ef
SAEgiA, G. w. a m.-gbermoneter 70 bsl.u vyts
-. Weather clear and very cold. "' ".lu
CLEVELAND, 8ih m.--TbeImoneier o. Bs,op.,., % ~
Wind w. Weather cio1dy. N@'
CHICAGO IL.9 rp.--Therno neter 30 below g.rom.,.-
29.i2. Westher clear.
CisOSYATI, o.. 30. m.--ThCrmomster 100. Wind N w
Weather clear. Slight snow last night.
FoRrKEs8 AONROK, Va, q. m -Ihermoueter 100 Baro.
meter - yl5. Wind n ~ T. Showing
HALIFAX, e, s., ga MI ssmoinetSr lSo. Wind N. w
Clear
PoFrLAxp Me. 0 a. m.-Tlieunometc, 1872. Wind N
w. Weather clondy. - 40 49,. -
BosroS. Mas am.--TheudOmeter slo Wind ". T..
Weather cloudy. 40 .. .
SrRINGPRID Mass. 9 q. tn.--ThermomeseT go. Wind
n r. Weather cloudy. . a., a, .,
NRw.YoRR g m--ThermomGter 26o Wind T..
Weather cloudy 80, go, ,
PunApE1pHIA. Pa. 0 a. n.-TbsgmOnstsr 2ao. Wind
n L. showing. - 80. ,
WasmisGroS. d. c.. 0 a. m.-Thnmometer 2I'. Wind
n s1owiDg. -. -
PHILApELPHn Pa, IL NTH. rrnonaeter 2Go Barometer
1901. Wind N. w. 81 W. Cloudy.
sr. LOUIS "a m. -phermOmeterG'. Wind ~ H. Westh
eT clear
MogrRgAr G. r.. 6 . m.-ThermonnNtsr 40 above. Ba.
rometeY 30 a. Wind w by 5. Weather clear
QUEBEC, 4 p. m.-ThsrmOmeter %. Barometer DCJ
Wind w. light. HfstIr clear
RiVOrsKI G.. IT,, D. -fhernIometer 10. Barometer
j0.& Wind y. W., light Showing ell day
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Wholesome Order by Gen. loan.

~ IUNls, TurIuFFI FrD y wv
son. loan, commanding the Central District Of
Mssouri, Las issued orders that all bushw hackers,
cuerrinos, iobbeIs, Confederate rectuiIng officers,
or en.esares assuming % act under Rebel authority
found in tlst military district fhll be promptly oH'
ecniod by tie fis, commissioned officer into whose
hands they may be delivered, and all persono know
;pely L4fboiine or ia auy WAY abeiting or aiding
.uch ratios fhal sudor like punisbmont end then
houses be destroyed, md all the Perrona property
on the prcrscs seized and applied to the indemhi'l-
cation Of Union citizens Any officer falling prompt
~ 10 execute this order win be contaminated toi
di,obedience of orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

arri,u, or Gen. crnuf-Thc Work Oh tho
CnnnI-Thc Lowcr End Of tho Canal
Commanded by "A Rebel Hnttery-Lona-
street viii. Thirteen brigade Gone 10
Tcnnc.aee-AtnCk on one OF our Sun
boat. Hepulstd.
c.iHo. T1e,d,y. Frb. 0. 1879.
yick-ty-y dates 10 the @pth ul'. have been re-
cevei,
Gen. Grant had arrived The work Of widening
ard deepening tie caooi IL progressing
The Rebels have planted bn,,eIy on The Missis-
.ipri shore, which commands the lower end Of ihe
canal
TIE Ri-imoud VIZ Of tho 29d, Gays ,ha, Long
street will thirteen bigades, has gone 10 Tennessee
The gunboa, New Era was attacked Sunday night
NJ II O'Clock near leland No. TO- by gneriias, with
three pieces If cannon.
The boat returned fire with she'll. The conflict
lasted til near da, light, when the Rebels retired
Their 4 re was believed 10 DO between 1900 ant
5000.
The orer.tor at Paducah reports that the comman'
M Fort Doncifon was attacked At an early hour thu
morning. At4 the afternoon the onghge VIA
going on. Requirements have gone forward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

WENDELL PHILLIPS spoke last evening on
Our Country's Future, to an audience that
crowded the spacious Plymouth Church in
Brooklyn. We give in other columns full
report. The speech will be found TO deal
with present exisences and Perils not less
than with the future which they are so largely
70 affect 1t urges such reconstructed OF
She Cabinet as shall unite it in cordial support
Of the Presidents Emancipation policy, and
demands the practical enforcement Of the
Proclamation by summOning the negroes forth
with to arms, as the only means to arrest tho
!mminent danger Of compromise or defeat
Exposing the polished fctions of diplomacy
and tho decOrous hypocrisy Of statecrait, he
discerns and declares with uueqpaled courage
of speech what he conceives to be the duty OF
.he hour, and summons the nation to the TASK
which lies before it.
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The Hnnl.rup, Biii rnbicd.

Tho follow ing Is the vote In 100 iioasc # Repre-
.enla.iyes on 81. Kellogg, u,oaou to az "a the
table tie Bankrupt bill:
-N...r,. hgas tOJ Allen uil. }rrors. H4b-
hht, Bailey, Blngh-u, Lisif W., brhe. b.ov- ~ p
Buauton Calvert, Cobb, , Colk.rr. tr.f,n' tn,ho d.
ctsrA.n Cutef Dave Drlauo p s-ftor Edward Eh1t
O., o. Oridrr. Han ilsidiag Hsni'eu. Holman n".on
E.lIg,s tlub Low Toom, Nclhrf-on VA isfy halsto
NJ N.,nsfd N.rfiea Mitchell. Mo0fb'ai. No1e nor
ion Porter, Pres. Robie.eu Reine' o.. - 5hgIn'n
Stsyrn. stiles. Thoms, Ma.'l' Tts.hle fipo.dd "ads
worth Wan Wallace, " hls Qod }, WioAlie Worcester
Wrlsht and YsamAn.-Gl.
Esr,-A.-rs. Aldfeh. Anod Ahley hsler b,1hr
o.. Go, Conu a. Rocco Couklius Davis. Owen. DuLn
1Loms, A. d. FsnendeB fi'lsr tTrucAo pood"io uim
.sf Oail.y HAsht Iooper, Julian h,irJ h.,of. or
k-i.t aosru WI. Ods.L DIN flsip' tu). flse for.
.,ov Potter RI. (Nsl Riddle Ssrg~aHt stcssNif ,af
sI.Tsid SbrHahars,r sloan, 5ysuduE ILom-. (hd
TIo~bf,lse. Van ilofu NtleI. wheeler WiIdom Dad
Moods.
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Tb. 4 rr.-t Of the Proprietor OF Tho Phi'"
dcIp.in Evening Journal.

PHLADBLPBIA, TUESDAY Iso. ., i.0,
I 81. BoHeau he proprietor Of 1he Ph"aaelPh'"
Erroi,o .JourAaI who was arrested on the charge
IF rca.,r and confined in Fort Mciienry, haS TO-
saui.d tie publication of his paper
In to-days issue no has letter when vas "H''oh
in Fort Mclionry.
In this letter be says:
" Tbo., Ohio supposed chat wo were other than
- tr;r,, uc,nocrst isye been mistaken. We hdVo'
cate the claims of the Democratic party becaqse Tue
men Of that party the traest fiends OF iy ohoo
lie h no Deinocfat who 10 not unqunhcdiy 10 favor
of the Union and the Constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

Tic albany Argas is a journal with which
30 can 30 seldom agree that We carefully i'm
prove every opportunity for enjoying that lux
ay. Here is a paragraph from its last issue
hat We heartily concur in:
ave DO not utead to deny that Mr. Greeley bass f'ht 20
Ieuss se questions Of Peace aud War ia tie same
ether citizens. but II Nj sewsd has evidence Of any elm
Id lisue With foreign Mini,tcr % bstay the country
hto tie hands OF foreign power he 'tou!d Mt ne J'-
sp lr dr. Greeley iatefere DHh NJ 6pv ~ me P'''''
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Ncw.Jer.ey Legislature.

TnrNTON Tuesday, 7 %. y I00.
NJ Englisb Of Bergen County introduced IN INC
unase tod,y Joint resolution concerning the pro-
ooS unrcS9,e and emancipation Of the negro slaves
n the State Of Missouri. The preamble set' io,th
the met that proposition has been made 70 aPlo,,
pirate $40 go for the purpose, aud RESOLVES
while tho STATE Of hewJs,sySS dsfrnyinS the legti-
mate M esoenses Of the General Government u NOV
WINK 10 cause ts citizens 10 DO taxed 10, sao sp"
vol ass,s ~ u.s Of She Ststes 9f the Conts1eraoy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
NEw-YoR DAILY rRrBuNK WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1865

nor 70 permit the money Of ts ps'ple 10 be expended
for objects not contemplated by the Consultation;
and the State of New-Jersey ber'by gives notice
that any debt contracted IN pursuance, Of tie appro-
priaiion aforesaid is not binding law nor in equity
upon the State or its citizens, and WI not be re-
garded by either in the light Of an obhga ton.
The resolution was referred 20 the Conn oittse on
Federal Kelations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

Journal insists on o notice, we will ash II Tor
, c,ear answer to a plain question; as 1t Is
OOncededy allowable TO speak Of theft as thei'
an tb,cf n. thief, why is it not equally
so to speak of lie as lie and its author !. as rs
= I;sr1 Why not Our view is that II is
..nr. ;mpoIite in any man to bear false witness
s,s;0.t bis neiehbOr than it is in that neghbor
70 repel the calumny by the term that most
4r,,ly obaraeteTizes it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
Horrible Murder Of Three Children.

SCRANTON, Pa. Tuefdey. Feb . 1863.
woman named Siat, residing in the northern
pant OF Columbia County, murdered on Monday
morning three of her step-cbildrep, aged respect
lively !, and IA years, by severing their heads
from their bodies and throwing their remains into
the fro. She is now in the Columbia County Jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
The yEniIs per the Arnbi..

- BOsION, IutsdaTl Fob. \ Tatt
The mails Per the steamship AIrllG win close 40
o'clock tomorrow "wednesday morning, bur -t-
will not sail Tor Halifax and Liverpool uutl sbor'
IL o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

FAs PHsscseo. Iuosday Feb . lsfi.
Ssisi ship Peruvian. for Liverpool with csEo oi ~ 80
"a - sbea $50 sscGs Of copper Olt AID 80 lasAs VI
qYck liver.
Ine sip messcusor be- been chartered f,r New foft.
s1irsof loo pipes Of pure sp-s 80 - pip. ct Au"r!
o.n Gin a. Sc 100 bales OF ODum oud 100 Dus Alcohol
The Havana cigars recently detained al the Gus
tom. House Tor uudcIyaiuGii0n were appraised 1T
ssJ.OlO aud BONDED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
Ccu. gnr-~ide ia Providcnoc-Vi-i' 10 tho
Hhodc I.snud General Assembly.

PKOvIDFNCg K. l.. IutldaJ. Feb. 3 IIbJ
By invitation Of the General Assembly Gen.
Burnside to-day visited that body Business was
plspended and the General was introduced 20 the
members individually. No speeches were made
The ,eeeriion was informal, but mos, cordial and
hearty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
The Missouri EegjsIuturp.

JEFFERSON CITY Tue.dty, Teb. D. ] W.
An tie JOINT session today, q few changes we've
made in voting for Senator, but no result Vas
reached. The last ballot stood: Blown, 80; Phelp y
ali Glover, 30 Breckenridge, So scattering, ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
uo-,on wetlI, Bunk s,atcY,.n,.

The following 10 the wccky siateiLesi Of tie Boz
Ton Banks.
CarAl sto~k ...... = p rr' 80 IT,. a.. 80.
Specie ......-...... u IS F t-Hisii 49, '...
Duo fr1m tfhcf hkA ifVt.1f0l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

Tng Reel RAN GloRGIA.-Tho following II al
.xtrac, from letter written 10y ". ID. Bro'keit' u
s. n, which WINS found u few weeks Since upon
p,ne captured by one Vi our bloch"dcrS' II nA' ~
ruliar interest In view Of operations now III pro-
erels upon tho Georgia coast e,o
81 naid a visit to the Georgia this afternoon sue
/. formidable craft; quite large as tie Moif'n"o
and neatly clad with railroud non Her enelnee h,s
very small II inches size of cylinder ana ~olh aI.o
eetber very rough. forgot TO coun, her ,'i
Sno will curry MORE however than DE. oo'so,'
s'"s, bot her Accommodations are mol 80 bo1u
waSi oS SUs verv had arrangement In her porthoee
Ibsy arc directly opposite each OheT ana II one su
hscoss disabled il is highly probsos 'ne 'ss oPP'
alta will share ths same tals>
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Frotu Fortress rtouror.

FoHTHrs- MosEoE. houtsy Fob. = 1893.
No,bisg las tfpnsp al here to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
coroT.ov GrNERAL SEssONS--fEH. J-Bcf,ic IL

John Jones pleaded guilty Oh breaking INTO me
- na liza boafdors a. the st. Nichols Io ol " ia
miami 10 commits robbery SthteuoOd 10 ol'o i''" ~
AZ : Us,ton pleaded guilty ~ ss'au' AID Dsefy ""
bi. vile Remsudsd Tor sontt nee. .,,. 49,.
N.,ia Bsk. aud MAgatt kano pleaded sniiy 10 'Is,S
Of noeKetprLns SEA- TO tho Pereuiey iof t9m "oNii
Flod Cos, pleaded guilty to pad iSrer'y and y'' sent
the Prpientinry for four months . 80.
Jane. ydo pleaded gu..y 10 gfphH lh-'rnG aH' 'N-
Ihom.. Me- ,be pleaded slty 20 gmud lMcepy 'na VIZ
.ent 10 thc Peut.bttry tgr sik no. rs ID. - .t Id.
Lame, KelIy tiled on chuse of p'it l"eeny' '" d"
[ entitled.
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Duslress Nohtes.
MOTHERS.
SIOTIiERs.

are yoa disturbed night sua broken Of ySar res BY
sick child offering AID cJng th he eKcruciains pan Of
cutting tscshl II 20. 20 ut ard get bottle Of Mrs
WEsiow's sooTErsa sIEUr. T. wl relieve Ito poor little
snaeres imDcdiAteydspend upou u there is mistake
abou' 4. Thas IS mother or ssr,h who hm used
IT, who ,,i tell you ths5 will regulate the bow
els anJ give the usother and relief aud health the
child o2orsuy like magic 1t i' perfectly sste to 10 oil
cases. ard pleasant the s,te and {, the prescription Of
and bess female phy'icsns in the
United -iales Price Is cents. Sold eyoryv here.
ReMOyAL.-The office of Mrs. WIEsLOW's
soorHms SYRUP removed 10 no. u Dty-st Mrs. WISs'
row. DoMssrIo REosPTs, nice little COOK book be
had graft, By applying as above.
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Nlilitarn Notices.

HKApo ItRrERs lsf h~"' No $40 Broadway J.
For tAe Accommodates Of those 4''"'' " w
Corps: ..,. a. No G4 Broadway..."''''"gs -
Cap I'd aeee9,ein,s,s's ST. Nicholas HOteL....'''"'
,, MSs% 10 Ugh, infantry tactics. bay
hree t exercises on TUESDAY. "oo n q
Ssy and - and ala. Of pupils
Prnassstory Glass fsom 8 to 10 ye.rs junior o'"p
"a IS Senior Company Is and ard ,s,.,, horrs snA
,ha Instruction will be continued untii tne EN- air
and a, soon as the weather may permit 70 ' S.y Se 70
Applicants will report to MI aAii'N'
al ID, AIuQrg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
YnlenIinas for 1888.

Yalcalines Tor 1913.
FOR THE pKErfiESr one Hunur.d Dollar Nsentinst
FOR Inh PRETTIESr Twenty ave pSls y..H'in'<
F F0s THE THE E & fsI b RSa vsatns
FOR TuP PRFTTlEsf Ten Dollar VsieDtines.
E0RR THk PEET g the TS,st D Soar seasia
FoR fHE PRkTflEsr Two Dollar Valentines,
EUt rIiF PRET,riEsr seyeay.6se Cen, vslen,isss
ioa ThE IRE rr EST Eit5 Cent o y y.;an"s
FOR TIE PaETrIEs1 Thirty Cen, Valentines.
FOK TIE PRETTIEsr Twetsy five Cs9t vasasiasA.
ron TUE PRETTIE,F Twenty Cent Nsleatinss,
FOR the pRErTEsr Fifteen Cent Naienines
tOR THE PRE- rTIEsr Ten Cent Valentines.
FOR THE PRErflESr Five Ceut Valentines.
FOR ThE PRETTEsr Three cent Valentines.
FOR the mot superb VALENTINES ever Dade,
For the Valentine lot Jut suited to tLe Retail sd
For lie LARGEST snd splendid as,ortment IL tbs Uuoas
For the lsrs,s, aqsor,ment Of vaestine CSd'.
For For the e oS sfw eo&c SoSSs
For the bet Friendly Come Vslenthss.
Tor , ss I TsS yi GCoS IL che Valentine line. sad 20 tho
AMEhlCAh EAtENliNE o9 Ss,as, .0s Ann.
Sign of the " Stars add stIi9e.'
Skates. sLntcs.! skaies:.i ,ox
We have ddsd 20 oet s =. soa.bls pros1
syey cong .e.e foI gsI women 3, s,d enl'"
Importers OF lisIegse
Illustrated price list furnished on sPplleu'ion.
Iudia Rubber Gloves
-, c,.,,.a Had Salt Nheuni Housegork. eto
SGHsERr AND HOSPITAL S"EAIiNo'
India Rubber Je", ny prRprR GOODS
, - s...j,,,,u Wholesale AID Retail.
WV GOOplEARs l. H. GLOVE Mtu 70.
No. pos Bgoad~ay.
Ladies', (siir Ccm6--Ncw Styles
JISC RECEIVED FROM gAklS
p...i. by GEO. {. ALLEN.
fV' s"' No. AIS Broadway,
Que door below Canslss
Ear Kings aud Pins, New Styles,
some as low as Two Three aud five Dolsfs ser a.
q. c. ALIENS,
NO. as broadway,
One door below Cana e.
Mournins Watch Chains.
New styles some low Thgee Fosr 1--we ana SX wv
'" q. C. ALIENS
No. AIS Rroadwsy one door below Canal'se
E,entlcu.en,s Scarf Plus, New styles
Somo "a low One Two, aud Three po. sls e'on ~
q. g. ALIENS, =
No broadway.
One door below Cana O.
The Tinted states Tax LAVE -hv.
NOW READY In a pauph Of ~ pages on nno
nsner B,.ids the bill which word io ~Sta ~ ci ies
with the origaal text We aend to IA h law, and The
Inhalation of every article TO be taxed ~ rand.p -
amount OF tie tan be, levied thsiso 49,, W. a.
,onnlee and conyener. u posslos b, .1prsss ~
Pric. evuts postpeId. - pei iU ss Nes.-Ycgk
mar I1O II by mail J ddIes. TUE Thlpo-.-. -.4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

A..4rLr rrov PoIICE OTTIcI R.--l c-teriay
afternoon about o'clock, Ohcsr H. Will. rairoiHs m'
Dos. in Avenue A. Seventh street, came up with band
Of fowds. who behaving IN sYep dbof'eiy manner
AID ordered h, % the sidewalk They refused sud '.cko
10 him In threatening nsnner. wheTeupon is sismp'd %
Arrest The nreader Michael Huyd-r when he uhs once'
va, Sc, upon by elk or seven powerful eovs aud beaten IL
the mos, severe manner with .toks and stones Round'mon
wilson came Up tust take Of lis feo" OF ae
hs the rodies made their ossfe Lt night omcsi
hin hseu.ibo ana 1t IL doubtful whittier be VII recover
U,groPICAL SociErY.-Last evening benson j.
Lo.sn, 3d. read sVery Interesting paper on ilulFs Can
ea IN tue Konl.Wes" beioIs tho Historical Society TIE
Hon Luther ErJsh PsssJen: " TIE so','y occupad th'
clair. and tho hal s''' oiled 10 every avsia'''p'''
ConalcIIoN.-Ihc Washington Chronicle says
,bt u, Nh Pitlsetsd WHO conn itei s.ciio II ila IN
NeLos, Hotol fer days uce Vas not a'en-n-~ oil sens
tor Dools Of Nncon.in, but was connection OF 'i""s
d,,,ir ~ !ahcd odieiai from the GAME State.
UorrL ArRiyALs-Cols. Owens aud W. II Shaw
., ,pt llsi.on Of tho Uaited sttc. Afiny A. Litie
Of Philadelphia b.. T.. tenou erd = - hah''d o.
Dr. J. IA. COcssy Rye. NJ l., qua Il As"N'' " ''"'I''
MI, sre AZ tho Met,o poitan Hotel 8, ,,,, ,,,-
Mn, f,a.tn. Coming and tho Rev ~ ]. w sdA'n A"ah)
u r. falkland Ro.tOni G. r. sitfrbrie end Si!r' ui,n
ADD VIM A. Bsier sDd wife. Springfield so Of tho hv'fe
r. U,,IIn, Du Puy, President Of ia" cais"isa ana ~
IT., 80, N,ilfosd Company, 81. JOnef NAieis1t ~
Wnr.rr Bridgeport james ala worst oe"'sV' ''u - "
u,i.n.u Iosa are at tho 81 Nichoa. Hotel. . , 81,
nsa, D. g. ogden OF kewJsDeyi Judge A. ~ hni,l
sa,, R,,nfo,t D. C.i Commander tauih5, u . n y. j.
ca,binE Boston sad Col b. Cook AInsioh 'io b. 'Do ~
House.