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1863. THE 1868.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. 4
With IL. cor Decs ions. inrms l...Y
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRox NEw.YoRx TO rHx PRIACIPAL WESTERN CirRs
Seven trains osiy from NewYork 10 Philadelphia Vie
Ksw:Ier-s, I'D d, C."dep sas Amesy Line ,,,,,.
ALL iRo,lfF hFsvF NeWeYnRK FnnW TIE A"i'
FOOT OF COURTLANDr-Sr. IT.
BY way Of Phsdr morning leave New
York at came time oh,r evening passengers
O. p. m. one hous later than otb~r lines. 10 \ f
By Of Allentown. evening passengers leave At p
honr later than the Northern lines aud b. both routes
point. Ia The NORTHWEST Crssns Indisnspos Touisvne
St. Lous Cleveland. Columbia Cincinnati, and ali nAis
points West, with fewer changes OF cars
Pittsburgh as6 rnes and New York 10 Ptsbub 80 niIss
Smokh and Saloon Csrs on all trsina
Fare q e q o. her routes. fII.
Baggage checked through. Trsnsfsrs free
Secure Tickets. good uo,il u-el by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pennsylvsa,a Crntrsl Company runs - "A
Accomm ods lou Line VII CHI sfoTis eon.fsple yss
TO parties moving westward. at or~hsh 'he
Of fare. cog ,,,,,r, Do --'
r. ,, rant. t.vb., Of eli oe.cptions can be serwsrdee
10 and rom ,ny point on the hsiIrosss 81 oa,1
indiana Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa riysr. of sh.
Wal :. p .,ss@,,. fion P.tssar.b.
gh. ,,t,. Of rf~i,hs to ard ROO, .oy P"tns ~ ne
the fentsyh of,nr nsissd Coupsnies Merchaots and
as are the Of their Freight to this
co~paay cen isJ WITH G Ssia' :%ooS 'p''' M
Farmer, and Dealers 1--we Sock will ind this most ad
route Csp@cous lsrds eel wLered and sup
n. connections every ssoon Is paid 10 the,r wsIs
Tea H.nisbers who're nj be found every cow nenee fo
I PghA NEW. YORK snd BALTIMORE Markets.
J. L ELLIOTT, Pss,epgcr Agent, No AstorHoos'
LEEch Co. Freight Assn':., !. ,,-,.,.
No. Astor hsufe, and No. South william o.
MCDONALD BiSCHoFf, Emxsnt Agsnta
ggocE LEWIS c.aer,i Superintendent Ak'SDs 10
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Gopartnership hotirrs.

NOpARTNERSHIP.- The undersigned have
u ti d.y formed oopsr,ner.hip under the IN Of GEN;
AT PIllPPs for the rnrposs OF us"scimf . osuesl
B.nLiur AID Cshston business Special alsnton WI %
tsen W W., ass.n,iriss THEODORE GENTlL
o''eib"'H' GEORGE PHlPPs.
Ma. q. wilIsn-,... Nsw-Yotk. May .. 1863.
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Weoaing garos. sc.
Ocean Cleaners.

DOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
l. class STEAMER will leave EswYork the Sd 18Th aud
2Jd OF each month"; except when those dates fall on SUN
DAY. wien the day Of departure will be the MONDAY fol-
loving
For eish, passage, ,pply at the only oee No Bowl
inEgTeen. d. b. ALLEN, Agent
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ny the terms Of thetc contracts, the sum OF
vsS,COo will be paid if tie vessel is completed in
"a months, CT S3S6, 900 if 10 eight months
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY-Steamer
~ ARMENIA leaves foot Of Hsrrisoa. st. MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS snd FRIDAYS Il o'cocA. making usual
Landings.
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Remopals.

nEMOyA HANSON has re.
X - sc, plscs Of business from No. i31 Thlrd-sv to
~ aai pssd.,t near BsekDan.st. where he viii co.tinus
70 h Self Acting PIesur. Psmp Deep Wei or
n,.,-ne. pnmo Steam Pumps Water Rams. Engins Pnmp.
e. L. Plumbing work st.sndslto d usual THOMAS
HANSON No .z9l PssIst.. ks~'fok-
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SUPERIOR COURT-CHAxBKRs-MAr s.-BetOrs
Justice BARBouR-
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD.


THE BROADWAY RAILROAD.
The N Y.sConsolidsted Stage Co. sgt. The N
sDS RGrlsm Rslrcsd Co. and The Mayor. &c-Ths COu
rendered decision this mornDg the motion Of the de
kssns hs Harlem Rsrosd for leave to proceed and lay
NJ track al present in unfinished state Broadway
allowing the defendants to proceed with the work by laying
Ne rails upon the wooden lies already down, but not permit
H1s them to extend them any further.
Il claimed ground Of the motion that the road In
W present condition might su jet the defendants to claims
ler damages
The plaintiff. did oppose the motion, IL being under
o3 that nothing the order to be entered on the decision
hOad be construed acknowledging or pretudcins any
nshts Of either party.
Mssus Move, Rappao supported the motion, and Mr..
Lawrence appeared for the plsinufs
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Goal and n1ooo.

REDUCTION in PRICE
y H.. ..h.crbrr bss mado reduction from the Nts'sf
oS,hs Pssch Orchard Lstgh and White Ash Sehuy
Hi Cosls WHICH be 10 rrce,yhs ssap2y ei ,he os .
Low. at market rsss HENRY REEVE. csr Canal and Zen
I've ,nd csr Jane sod Wes.sts . ..., ..-..
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'1NHE STEAMSHIP
4 GREAT EASTERN.
WALrKk PAros Commander,
will he di'psched
Fyvm IiYrprI From Nsr- York
Saturday Ma, Is, Saturday lane q,
Tuesday, june 81. Tucsdsy, July 81,
and a, regular Intervals thereaftsr
sii ST CABIN. to 10
Excursion 1cksts out and back In the krss and second
Csbius only, fare and hslL - .
Servants sccompGnyiug and children under IL
year. OF sg-, half fare lnIsnts treo.
InlkD CAbiS
ALL FARES PAYABLE IN GOLD OR lis EQUlNA'
LENT IN u. 3. CURRENCY.
Each passenger lowed ~ enbic fcct Of luggage.
An s1psdeuc~d surgeon On board.
CHAS A. WHITNEY
A. the Once No. rs Broadway.
Rowland & AsPINwALL, Agent.
No. IS SouthsL
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6tononsrp ano fanep Goc0s.

CLOTE g. JAMES,
sTsTIONERs PAINTERS and BLANK-B0Ok
~ aiER, No W faltoss Ossn respectfully solicited
GOLD PENS, wholesale and retail-Genuine
od., the best Fountsin Pen Ia the world sepd stamp
-, ,,scnsr Geo y. Hawkes. MANI. % Nss.sust, n Y
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NORTHERN r. R. of N. JERSEY. Trains
~ leave Jsssy City for Pisrmons 81 $500 n ZIP M
iI3 M. t.zU N. and s u s.lnIdsys only LIP PnL
for Moussy l;l5 u, 4 &:2o Pun TWDEMAhESiieaS e
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BORT iDar0ens' Notlee.
sTArK OF New. YonI.
.. ~ mn

srArE OF NEW Yoar.
PoRT.wihDzss Oyrcs. No. 10y "ab",
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance WIN
section Of the Act passed Apri ~ lo'a ~, :. Nv
York 70 ali persons interested IN. having oh.iE, o. G
subject Of such inquiry. srsm'nstion on pat
WsesDs aud thst the said surveys OF examinations ~ p
completed within ten days succeeding THIS houeo
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Passenger Arrived

In s,oanssp Ci,v Of Ran. Jfsm Nebs,a, NJ oMs stst
son, MIR. Rice, MIs. phtmsn.
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NAGLE SLATE COM L A
Manufacturers Of all sizes Of Porple and Green
ROOFING SLATE.

7 EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint,
/i,a "a ets loot, according to condition. AND WAR
HAhIID SO Cr.ns.st, r. Psk row. ~ BoweIy so Hn
.y ss 6th Az, 80 s.nsv.. Il 7tb.s, Wiusnsoush ana
r rn.r At Oxford ct. aud FultoUssy.. Brooklyn
MARBLE MANTLES.-The best place In the
wi a. xrb,r. tho cb..p.,t MARBLE MANILES. 10.
-. n. honsht /. al A. KLABEK5 Marble Yard, NO. lO3
Pa, IA, bat, near 3i.v., EewYorb tCnt this suf.)
MARBLE MANTLES.-Ifyo you want an excel
WI n, .nl cheap Get OF Marble Maui buy them Of ,.
kIABHIiS no 81 Is,sv, near Dat, NJ Y. IL the pe''
place.
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Sailed.

stsam.bips-s.. Andrew. Creole
Observation-Disclosures.
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frPREME coURT-sPsclAI TERN - MAI s.-Befors
Jusiics ALLEN
DECISION.
Stewart agt. Leonard ct sl.-Judgmen. for de-
snd1ats with costs See opinion.
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United STATES DISTRICT CoURT-MAr s-Bsfor
Judge hEJTs.

Ibb tUt witt HIv1IVH PSI1HTt
10 usSts Stephen ysrmsD. make addition 20 OF
s before the Conu sioner entered this
bS The Court decides tina; special tlteuogsioes may be
administered the hive Gays notice after h, entry
N he decision.
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yNITEp STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICg-MAr

Before LOtnuI sioneI UtbOkN
TIE United States agt. Solomon kohnsyamm.-
.h. matter tho Comnissioner issued warrant for the
FT.s OF accused, who ia charged with dsfrsudns the
Government
The syit IL made by the Special Agent Of the Govern.
sent who cha ges bin with deudius the Government out
kover 10000
The accused arrested and brought before the Con- uis
fS1er burned the exsunsoD consent. till Tass
kxvr
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-EW-YORK & NEW-lIAyEN RAILROAD.
SPRING MANAGEMENT. :
COMMENCING AFhlL II, ls6a
Passenger Station In Ns-Yors corner 2Thst and Absv
Extra .7th.sI
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk:


TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN; ~
For New.H.ven. q. IN. tEx.)i lzl3 tExI 40 tEx.D,
40. 40 and o.
For Bdds rOrt l. (E1.). IL N. ELS Exl 30 EI.),
3 ~, 4 ~ snd 2 r.
For Mi.ord snd s.r,tsord. a. ~ 2D lExl 40. 40
For Faira,ld Southport and werpor: T. II IN a+o ~
For NOrwsi, lila m, i2is tsLl q 20 (Ex.), 40, 40
$50. p. m. 80.
For b.ren and Green With. 7. n a. 40 30 $50 m
For Stamford. :. tEx J. II lam; l2l3 tsxb go tExb
For Port Chester aud iutsrmedis stations II AGO.
40, s. ~, b. 81 p. III. .Ht
For Port Che.te- and New.R. ,ch-ll-, 9 p. m
con >ECTIN0 TRAINS.
For Boston, via Spr bshsld a u tx 2p tExb Sp m
FOR Be.iol. va Shore LIMO lll3 tEx J. spm.
For hsnford suo Sprinshsid g. M tExh l2iss LS
ros Cenaec,icu, River Railroad 70 Montreal g. tEsh
Il IS p. IA. TO Northampton. -.
For Hartford PrOy.aenes and Fi.hkill Railroad, - q.
fos Nes Haven New London add Stopngton Railroad -
O. m. ~ IS 30. y. Ia
For Cana Raiuosd, % IS p. m. to Northampton.
For Hunsat. me- Railroad "a III theid 3 M
Fer Saugaack IA lroAd, a. N z.N y. ia.
For Dsnbdry and NorSslk Rsltosd 8. IN, 40 Pm
Coninodious sl.epi Care tsch-d {, p m. Iis
JAMES II HOYT, Superintendent
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AT Trinity M. Z. Church, on 3tb-st., between I'm
ana ~. .y.-ibs Rev A. GOODMAN Pastor, will preach
TOMORROW at l0t o'clock q M, and u O'CLOCK p ILL.,
Strange made w~lce pe aud provided with scala
A Memorial sermon The 70 and Character OF
the Rev Robert Bsiid vii he delivered by tbs Rev Df
sPRAGUE Of Albany, Ia the Reformed Dutch CHURCH. cor
Nor OF 1lsst and bsb-.v., at y on SUNDAY EVENiNo
Nj 10
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ehn fzheDf were this morning sJmitted ~ practice
koucs-GeHtemen designing apply for sdInissioo 10
psctcs The present Msy must e their applications
nth the CLERK before Monday the Ith ilst Of 10
felock
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DECISION.
Bar.elle agt. Gordon.-The preliminary objection
the making application 10 set aide order writ
,on the ground that It iegury Issued i, void that
he party sdi1dged guilty OF contempt Of an order OF tbs
csDt 10 not well taken and must be 0verrusd When o
party IN contempt aud asks the Court for favor the reie
ks he raus hrs PURGE hinelfuot however, when lie
lsns a right Papers both tide. with Clsih a.
stsupxrs
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American Conversational Union.-1h. Anaus

AdaTe,, viii be drivg red on TUESDAY EFENTNU, My
~ 10 the Brosd~sy Tsberpsee, kevfors. oy tho Kew
HENRY NJ STORRS % Cincinnati at \ O'clock
The Annual Business Me- ins win be held Ia the brooklyn
Academy Of Music on THURSDAY. Nay l.. Ct p N
The Animal soci. R~urion will take place In the Brooklyn
Acsdeuy Of Music % THURSDAY Msy IL at p. m
Prefitsp SrEARSS Of Amhsrst Colegs viii 7resds 40,
dresses will he daliyer-d By tie Sew. tENh1 WAhp
BEFCHER. the Rev. Mir MIN0INS. the Rev IL NJ Hal
FIELD, the Rev. J. 4. DURsEA add others. -
Tickes IS cents For in NswYo at ho Office OH
Independeut No. Br-tmsn-st Rooms or tho Congreg,-
oo.i U"on No. l35 Grand and 10 Brooklyn from a.
Babcock No 246 Futon-s A. b. Chadwick No 2vo Coaf
81; J. NJ Hop,er, No Is Cour-ss
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TIE ATTACK FORT McALLISrER
I he IfOn-t lad Montauk under FIre-rA,
Fort Reinforced IRON Savannah


The New South, published 1t Port Rovl
gives iJan. 81 the following ..cooGnt of recsa
operations in the Oceel h-e river:
1--WE l. arm that recon !, oi san &c in force w.
mace against Fort Ne. Ills er, la the Dgee n
rlN-r On Tuesday las. Tae IRON 1I.G NoaI
aux, the sUnboais Seneca, Dawn rad Wtsss
hicHGH, tie IuS liaiiOUii aHu mOri.r-sclo1uw
&. L. V IiillBs partIci paJed Ia tee iaovemsuf)
They found X impossible ~ Get I0i; am sayenJ
teen Lundred yaros ot the work, on accounts Z
the obsJru ct,oa la tine channel. 1T tbs d.
tan; - how Ner, 4 sharp n lat OF -. Veral nJuu1
dur2tICa Is as INDUCED in, wneH, Jlie caara -
II the fort and the nature OF the CAannsl
EaN :Gg beer drlnItr!y ~ ,"ItaiHeG. and thicf
ic2 coming on, operations were So &c AIDED fos
q time.
Port McAi.ister is a casenls;ad work. GOV.
cred with railroad iron, and mounting t..Ir;een
SLhs- LIE practice OF the Rebel rtl.l-r.ss
was perfect. Their first sRot-a ten n sold
shoi-struck the rlontstuk in the % y, and dur.
IEg The eHSaGcm' AT size was hat no lees tnan
sixteen tunes, with TO other effect than to dem.
CEs,rate her 10 be perfectly in yulnerablr agalns,
aEy ordnance which the X Dels can BRING q
bear against her. In reform, the pcndaroax
missiles Of the Montauk toad with fearful ef q
open The Rebel stronghold, dismountiag tire
o. It's guns, The ATTENTION of tie Rebels ssgued
Wholly directed against The Montapk, wlicl
occupied the leading position IN the line, anf
afforded an eAc-lient target for their hesu
guns.
The latest intelligence from tie ossechse =
.'"N II Col IdoaEds-One me pilot " u
Northumberland from Fort MeAilisuer a
"Wednesday nIgh;, secrcting themselves in n
small rOw buat among the reeds, where rses)
were discovered ana taken on by one OF or
gGnbcats. They were so chilled throu "a bg
thr gag has tAl'osurr as to render liz necessayv
10 lift them aboard. Che Of taese contratsaads
Wa TIE master OF the Rebel tug, and assstsl
IA removing tie plies from the channel vha
the Nashville went into the Dgeeche. sad sui.
stqun,ly replaced them. Ills kno xIedye q
their locally a.ad vi the pro. ser way - exti-
cafe hrm VIII u OF great Naiue 10 our forca
twenty-five hundred m.n from Savannah 70
IhfoIced tie garrison Of Fort McAiIiser a
Thursday.
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CONGRESSIONAL
xxxyIlth coHGREss-r;iGRD SESSION


SENATE ir1rr.d'atsiy after tie conclusion
Il til" raj AGING of tte Journal Of the pre-
cc6jng DAY prCcpr Ill. e, :haS tOJkr;D tIa oil
known A. Mr.. Conanlel's ball 20 rrlrran--e aud
ln3.1ose he 1oet8l es'abl.s IiIlrnt OF ina United
Sjt'U~; sGICn was rad At I-nrth from tn.
c.,Il's Grs.:, its reading occupying the tim.
Urili the NtGr went TO press.
HUTST.-Mr. Arnold If ri Z resolution
directing thH toTnGItiee Oh Was .tHc Mems
to jrqUire and r per- lii" ~, CT - the workings
OF IN" - c,se Law with manufacturers ~ limited
m,.ane. ADORNED
: NJ tIllaElhogizin- tie Sec re- lry of -. Navy
20 rdiuE; ihc equitable claims OF Contractors for
naval 81 tpli,s, and regulating contracts with
tia Department, WAS taken up.
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FROM THE ARMY Of THE POTOMAC.
Reorganization by Gen. Hooker Penn.
>ylrania Reserves En- II QUITE for Alenap.

Correspondence Of the Philadelphia In q airesI
TX CAMP NEAR FALMOUTH, Feb Ga
Hooker, to-day, issued an order a { FISHING IL
system OF Grand Divisions, which cxis ed
curing the Tin" when Gen. Burnside was n
ccmms nd Of the army. The order con,jRues n
force the corps orga Sizaticns, and aancCn -
HE names OF the different CORPS command n
MAJOR. General Reynolds commands tue Fin
Corps Major-Gen eral Couch, the Secoad;
General SeGgwiSk, the Sixth and Brleadier.
General Daniel 4. Sickles Is temporarily plsc.
ed an command Of the Fifth Corps. The force
under GrEeral Sisel is orranizad into a seps.
rate corps, unSer mis- command.
The First brigade OF tina Pennsylvania Re-
serves, Cob William McCandless. comma 3D.
ing. embarked OF board transports last night
ST Belle Plain, for Washington city. Thd
klrst briSace comprises the Bucktails, First
second and Sixth Regiments. The Second and
Third Brie AIDES Will embark for the same desdl
naton In day or two, as soon as transport
sLe provided. The One hundred and 4 wen wi
tlrst Regiment, Col. Chapman Biddle, and th(
One-hundred- and forty second Regiment Col
Cumnins, three years troops, but only shor|
lime In service, and brig AIDED with the Reserved
VIII not accompany them 20 washington
Inc OBJECT or taking the Reserve Dlvision u
Washington is 70 recruit and reorgsnizs Il bel
fore il IL again put into active service Il 9
said that one brigade will be stationed nsaI|
Alexano rfa, another north Of Washington, q
third At Frederick, Maryland.
IL is the intention 10 supply the place Of g
Reserves with other troops from Washingtoa
20 ;hat the strength OF the army here may
mairtainec.
To-day the batteries and infantry sent up U
river on \ reconnois ance returned 70 camp, u
cavalry no: yet having arrived. This arm
the expedition was under the immediate con
nend OF Colonel Mcintosh, OF the Third Peas
syirania Cavalry, and like good soldiers the
fully obeyed Instructions, which was to desire
TIE railroad bridge belonsing1to the Orange a.
ALEXANDRA Railroad, which spans the Rapp
hammock and Edwards creek.
The expedition met with no armed Rebel
and II has demonstrated that there are none
the neis horhood visited.
To-day being bright and clear overhead,
took tour along the river. The tents IN
were, seine few weeks ago, Whitening the 6sld
on the opposite side have vanished. No smol
OF camp fires IL visible. The streets OF the 81
are apparently deserted, while their picket
once lining the bank Of the rIver, are nov "
and far between.
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ENGAGEMENT NEAR ST. MARY'a
FLORIDA.

Rebel Attack on the STEAMER John ADAM :
Gallant Defence Of the South Csrein
hfsra Sotdierx-Osr Less Six hen ~
I've Wemen-Retreat Of the keress
Threatened Attach On Htttsu Head.
FokT CLIsCH, FLORIDA, Jan. 3L-l send y1
the cetails Of a nsEi which has just oee.t.1
al Scrnty Blun, about forty miles up ~ Ns,
The forces engaged WEIR Clark's rebel cayai,|
shout slightly men, and companies CIR ara
OF The let South Carolina Volunteers tcoioie.
our forces took seven prisoners. The cspss1
ot the Union steamer John Adams, whicn u
eistsd in the fight w3s shot IN mo mead. "
loss ~aS two rlen and six wclnen.
The STEAMER did not proceed 20 ner destthI
tion, bot left to Obtain lnad of bricks Tor Siae
wells ward The rebels Immediately 81
d.tdl.i nne ~ them, who shot the canss'I
DECLARED l:al he ru-sly would soon alta
Hilton Head The ,nsn that snot the cspta
a. killed by he coicreo sergeant. Itwss e
.,-nt,y the intsptIca Of ;ho rrSCiS ~ board
Jukn AGar.- sFivr hey hGi s,ii-t h@r co
rpa.Saut WHEN -. Peb-i- At. .. p.ei - -
az st-sm,r tG.ay were %h0, dana a,;r cSts
the negro yoig 7'rers, y-iio foaaht liAa ugr |
?Ec J:i.a s.s..;is y. ':ct tnJLrvd- will < .
VuU = T-lnerfStfe -ata-.' n tha = -: - hf .
ti,C rrcTscs MAS shct IN th- - -. sat ti-e
s,s">s.. az an6 n:src': siJa &c TIKI seg. no"
~ br,icai mv,,-ciEC,
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TELEGRAPHIC,
COLLISION AT SEA.
TUB STEAMER ELLA WARLBr SUNK.
FOUR LIVES LogT.

new YORK, Feb 10.-The steamer North
Star, from New Orleans on the Seth ult., via
Key West on the ith inst, arrived last evening
OF Woodlands, where she collided with the
-te.mer Ella warley, crushing her boilers and
causing her TO sink In twenty minutes.
The LIST Assistant Engineer and three coal
beavers were lost, and it l. supposed they wers
scalded to death. TIE rest OF the crew and the
PASSENGERS were saved.
The lila Wari.y sailed yesterday afternoon
with her cargo AID passengers for Havana.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.


MICRO SOLpI H23 IN HA1 QCAE1B3.
Iii. said, Oh good authority, that the Emperor
OF TIA French 10 actually shipping from Alex
andTta, Egypt, 10 Mexico s0sDs thousands ~
Nuhtan troops, for whose ser vices In his armies
b. has SSTgsih-d with their master, th- PA.""
They ara Conscripts, a. black As the a;e OF
spades, and having originally been forced Into
tho Pasha's service. are again being forced into
that OF Napoleon III. on this continent; making
no little re.istencs in tha streets OF Aiexandri1
to being carried or board of the French boats
or Vessels
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pEOMOTEn

We hear, ard have no doubt OF the correct
mess Of the statement, tina, yesterday the Presi-
dent nominated Brig. Genl Phelps (of negro
proclamation fancy TO BE- Major General,
vice ex-Gov. Morgan, Of New York, resigned;
antedsting his commission so that he will rank
all the volunteer Major Generals in tn, service
except Generals Dix, Butler, and Banks
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@fNo hundred rebel prisoners. who were
taken at Murfrrrsboro, Voluntarily took the
oath o; allegiance 70 tho United states at ST.
Louis, on the 18th instant, and were discharged.
They AT" destitute OF money. clothing, shoes,
6c., ard The President OF thu Sanitary Com.
uissICI. IN that city solICits aid IN their bahaIr
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ESCAPE or A RFBEL SrT.-Several DAYS a,.
Capt. Wynne, OF the Canadian Guards w
captured by our piciets in attempting to -
through orr lines, and brought 10 this CITY ~
committed TO the Old Capitol prison. The RS.
publican s:atTs that y few mornings since M.
panel Of a door Trading TO his room was founS
removed, and that he had escaped.
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- Rein!OrcemenLs fer ROSecrans ara con-
stantly going up the Cumberland river, az / it
Ia now IL! minated that lie mas acc ulatrd 81 +
fcI. TT quantity of st;ras a. Nashville 10 make
oT"srd movement pVssiLle. l. will proba-
y. commenced =; = very e5-:y 1ay
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SEcoHDwARD STATION CAsss-D;ck Riv.,,
disorderly; dismissed. Patrick Ca-rall drnnh.
do. william Harrison, drunk and disorder,
fined sI.7I. VIM. Fancot, suspicion OF larcen,
Dismissed. Patrick Lynch, drunk and d.
or0erly: woIkhouse. Al.ck Stevenson, druns
dismissed. Anna Lang, drunk and disorirrlv
fined So ~
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esaascs 9sxHaAk'sO, vtoa,

WaS3SNstS~, JARaAry q, l58
Il being reported that various parties have o.
tanned money from invalid soldiers lHAse the DTs-
tssss Of assisting them n their dscA g from Ne
service notice II hereby given that certificates Of
disability for dssAarse to soldiers In general hos
pitfalls and camps are only given BY the surgeon In
charge Of auch hospital or camp. and the obsrusvs
efforts OF persons claiming to be special agents re-
tari instead Of hasten the preparation Of discharss
papers. ALI soldiers are warned asainst Swing
money such plea to any person Whatever.
By orde. Of the Sarsson General:
JOSEPH X. SMITH, Surgeon u. B. Army.
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tA'-F,r5 FOr- NEukc so rII.!;s.-t Gen. CaseT,
u Is Siat-G, h;s been r"qu' s;ed by the War De-
pa 'n1vht 10 prepare ~ s,a:n " tactics for uss
Az IT. h y" '~s'In-nts 10 u: rnl ised in The a.
''U-ai s.Iy it--- f..f-iii:crc.r
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SELLING LIQUOR TO SoLDIERs.-The anous,
Of hines collected through the Central u uara
house IN ten months preceding January l. lsa
by Justice Walter, was S3,35J; of which spn
Sl,9OJ Was pad la The United States, and sLGa
20 the Levy Court OF tn District of COLUMBIA