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IOWA LANDS FOR SALE
i CHEAP FOR CAsEI.-Thesc lands arc located In
different counties In Iowa. and are now offered, At
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NOTICE IS HEREBY RE ~; GisEN ~ .tfi..
to all persons who h.ye sta "a az ~
iicstion 4' It tic tern q ao ConaiJ Court q
soo1 . ~ coIi IN itihisd Monday Of FebIuasJ next.
easo. VI MIG s PAUL KELLER
.... PETER KELLER
Executors ofthc estatso john Keller. deceased
frsssgp December. l*2- dexi.yaB@V
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
skating I'm ,he PARK.

TINE BALL UP'-sriRirsD ATTACK uPoy THE ICE
BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND ryAruyps
MoOSLiGitr SKATING, grc.
The sharp frost Of Tuesday night Wednesday morn
ng created ice OF scicnt strength and oousseuoy tn
hcar all who might venture upou II, co1sequeutly tho
"ba" went up yesterday forenoon at au carly hour As
usual u took Iitic time Tor get ot the
that skating allowed the park but a. soon an
known the visitors gcckcd up town aud the ,ce
Toe surface had BEN frozen What roughly but bv
liberal " the ice planes the xorkmen were sssed 10
reduce the inequalities. and make the smooth.
The eta,k made by the Iron clad slipper upon the lea
spirited indeed and befora dusx about ,eon thon.
gooiy number of l9des aitifed in ashooablc crino.
lines haLs AMI feathers.
After sunset the pond was huely Illuminated BY ua.
tufes own calcum-,th and skat ng induced
In until har pet eeycn ocock when the cleared
20 enaDe the workmen TO clean for to-day. About 1--we
thousand extra visitors enjoyed the moonlight skating
masng tue number Of skaters for the whole day about
tseniy Ia, ussnd.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
American shipmasscrs' Assoeiassss.
Nos1 WALL srprxr-Roo~s y avn Is

The following approved Masters and oncss have recsivec
soninissons from this A.sooiation;-
Captains Theodore Block; David n Hayden; Charles y
stone. bald Patterson brig Hound; Richard Tallack
brig Raven Ctas Rocis shr Margaret Ann. William
frpnnrhari. Nm Russell tmaei brg Hound; Jas Crow.
s schr fsl nsworth John Spaknaver tmats bark In
ernaousli Hllerr Jansen, brig Anna: Claus Husede
brig Anna. Joseph Grccnish brig Edward. Alike HarkeB
brig Havana ircke; John irghan Isaac Bcebei JOSEPH
sssSis,. kstLRue Hougbton-
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Arrivals ana Departures.

LivyRr0of--steauship Ednhnrg--Mr Erfnrit Nr Ronat
kAlr Mr. Schultz Mr Deednsn Mr. Lloyd Nr l,enton. Capt
Mhlsr Mr. Engle. Mr. sehneider Mr PHILIPS, Mr. maynard,
Mr. Tevan Houston, Mr. Rewman Mr srower, Nr bnvy,
Mr. Hoiy NJ schun. Mr. Wright Nr Ainsee Mr. Lowry. Mr.
Hoamsn, hr Ausern And lady, Irso. Capt Logan and
lady, Mrs Re aud child. Mrs Conuor. Miss psrton Ms
English and Mr. Condel and sdyand three hundred
aud Twelve IN the stecragc.
Huros BsAp-s,car,hp star o. the south-J Dunlap.
ID N smitk--a aud ~ IN the s,eeraSA
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

:, Busos-ksswoHru- On Monday, December 2i by the
Rev samuel Hanson Cox, Mr. GRKuv,trp Rrsros 70
Miss fAssk A. EMwoRrn, all of Brooklyn No cards
kcohs-lkwis--0n Tuesday, december n, BY Rsv.
A. Y Hart u. RoeErs, NJ. D. OF the cny of New York
TO hss JuiA daughter Of Samuel Lewis Of cssben,
Orange county, N. Y
ssoSis-tARBsr.--M the house OF A. Barbey, 2tl
Nashir gton avenue. Brooklyn, Saturday, December
w ny hey u o. Neill, ANDRE H. sInoNs 70 hiss JULIA
hpcLrHIyg BARBrr
soHsFrss-CRus-on Tuesday, December "a, at Zion
church, BY tho Rev. Mr.. Stencc, GBoRos G. ScHApus
EifrA, only daughter " MAJOR g. Urban, United States
Army, all of The city Of Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
TIL E NAVY
Arrival OF the United states steam
FrIgate Niagara.


Frigate Niagara.
This noble vessel arrivedat this port yesterday
ing ana anchored OF ,he Battery She jugi returned
short cruise along the Eastern coass u search Of
the Chesapeake She the harbor OF Gloucester Decem
tu IL, and visited Pubuico, Iahave, end many other
Noya Scoiian barbors and arrived at Halifax December
10, at which place the Chesapeake was found, and
also several OF government vessels Ehe ef, Hafax
on the morning Of the 20h and
r seventy hours and few hours OF tns time she
OF 10 assistance 10 vessel n
distress Prom December II the OF her arrival
here the Niagara hld very rough weather heavy gales
and tempsss with hail and sleeI storms the temperature
averaging about degrees below The following
s a list OF her oncers:-
Comnsodore-Thomas 7. Craven.
Lieutenant Comnundsr-Henry Erben, Jr.
Ensions-W. e. Baker, II. j. Blake, r. J. Chew, W. B.
Hof, W. s. Dana, R. T. Rathbone, W. R. Bridgman.
Patnaster-James H. Watmough.
Surgeons-John L. Fox, Assistant Chas. 8. Wells
CAlpidin-Rev W. A. Hitchcock
Sailing Mdster-F. N. Green.
Masters Mates-H. Clay Leslie, F. d Atkinson Samuel
S. Jessuren and b. McGl.
L,euenan Of Narins-Ias S. Baker ana 8. P. French.
EnQiseers-Chief VIM Roberts. First Assistant o. s.
Lacxey Second Assistants, F. Brown Jas Butterworth
and W a. Harris; Third Assistants. Frederick Schoer,
Jasper H. Diamond, Gates McAlister and Edward F.
McEwell.
Commanders CLERKS D Clark.
Paynlasters Stescard-Stephen +. Knight.
PaypGster's Clyks-S NJ. Coleman ana Lawrence Clark.
Boatspdin-George Smith. ..
Gunner Eugene Mach.
Cdrpester-Nichoas Mayer.
Sdilmaker-A. W. Cassell.
Al all places visited Nova Scotia especially in Hall
fax the inhabitants strongly secesh and the most
violent and bIackguard ephets applied To boats
crpw
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
The July Riots.
CRUISE FOUND GUILTY.
OOuRI or OYER AND TBRMINER.

Dec 23-The trial Of VIM. Cruise, for assault with In.
tent to kin colored boy during tho July RIOTS
tnued this morning
After brief charge by Judge Sutherland the jury
brought in verdict of guilty accompanied with strong
recommendation to the mercy Of the Court. This
attributed the excellent the prisoner
ceved from Rev. Father QUINN Of St. Peters church, and
also from several citizens residing In the Fifth ward
When brought up for sentence Cruise much affected
and strongly protested his innocence Judge Sutherland
sent him TO the State prison for two years and -four
months. The Court then adjourn cd.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
Died.

frSSvTr-1n Brooklyn, on Tuesday, December a,
EzABsrH, relct Of Andrew Bennett aged ss years and
months.
Tbe relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
EXPRESSES.

TSuRNUANs FURNITURE ExPRgas OyYICE, n6
Is west Eleventh street between Fh ssa - az. u,u svs
10 All parts Of the world Covered vasons Tor removing
Furuiturc 70 and from The country Iurn'sure horees
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MIsCELLANnOUs.
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COLD FEET.

TOLD FEET COLD FEET.
"
Galvano Electro Metallic INsOLEs. They an infaible
cure Tor Cold Yeet, Rheumatism. &C. and all Nervous
eases. METTAM Once 40 Broadway
Insoes 81; per mail, 81 " Send for circular.
no CoNsUMPTIvEs
Consumptive sufferers viii receive a valuable prescrip-
ton Tor the cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis and
Al Throat and Lung affections ree Of charge By sending
Rev. z A. wILaON,
Williamsburg,
Kings county. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
TH2 LATEST.
The Con .ress.

u was reported that negotiations werc going on be.
tween Francs and European Powers to determine
" the congress shall 60 on without England.
The reply Of Austria is published. fully sympathzes
with tho objects Napoleon In view but wishes, DO
fore taking part TO learn with accuracy tho basis
sad programme Of the Congress. The reply points out
that thcre would DO less danger OF accident the quos
tions for discussiou bc Indicated beforehand
In an accompanying letter Count Rechbcrg asks how
Napoeons declaration relative the treaties OF 1915 s
70 be understood.
The reply q Russia In regard to tho European congress
Prop ed by tho mperor Napoleon Is published.
The reply expresses ardent desire for paccaton
Of Europe oy understanding between the soveregns
but says IL rs indispensable that the Emperor or the
French should define the questions upon which under
standing would have be arrived at the basis upon
which such ui ihers,snding shoald DO established.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
The American Question.

The news by the City Of London, confirming Grants
victory Bragg received with great satisfaction
By tho friends Of the North while the Southern sym
pathzers IL xerc,sed depressing effect and that ba.
rometertho Confederate loan"-expericnced another
material decline, being quoted at IS 49, about SIS
discount, with very few buyers. sale reported
low as IS.
Mr.. William Cornell Jewett who staying in Liver.
pool publishing letters n the journals Of that town,
appealing to the Pope OF Rome and to the church uni
versay to mediate between the belgerents In America
The Southern Association Of Manchester had declined
Mr. Jewetts offer to lecture before them the American
question: because OF the stipulation made by Mr. Jewett
that he should compromise himself by altogether
ssoasng the Of the SOUTH but should be allowed
70 take broad view Of the subject it affected human
NJ
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
Thr uoisteIn Ouestion.

II was reportcd that the President OF the German fede
raj Diet had notified the Danish government that II
three days Denmark does not comply with the demands
= the Diet thsfedersl troops will enter Hoistoin.
In the Prusshn Chamber Of Deputies bill had beer In
srcduced for Of twelve millions OF thalers u
The expenses ot the extraordinary military measures
caused by Affairs schleswig HolsteIn. The Minister
Finance requested speedy decision.
II was rpmorcd that King Christian, OF Denmark. was
tndisposcd, and felt his
Troops had ef Prague rhcrcsierstadt. where the
troops are 10 assemble preparatory their departure
Bolstein TO enforce the federal execution.
The whole Austrian corps movc the 18th Of
ecembor.
is said that the Austrian government will ask n the
Rechsraih extr ordinary credit OF af,een millions OF
norns 10 the expenses Of the Bosein expedition
and the esiab isbmcnt ~ troops In Ga)cia
Tho Saxon contingent will enter Hostcn tho 18th Of
recember, and resisted tho Austro.Prussan reserves
Any two Thousand strong viii quickly the front
The Dresden aud wur,emberg Chambers have adopted
resolutions urging the imnedaie occGpaioaof Hosten
and against the DANISH pre,ensions.
Prince Frederick Of Aisusteuberg has issued procla
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
Thc Rebel PriYafeera.

The rebel pirate Alabama to visit Madras
The suspected rcbe Pampero had been formally
seized by the customs authorities
The Vanderbilt left Maurtius 10th OF October
acruise after the Alabama Captain Baldwin having been
notined Of her appearance Of Ceylon.
The Florida and Georgia both being rapidly lifted
cut Brest and cherbourg respectively Tho former
expected TO put In . few days
Tho Rappahannock was being rapidly completed At
Calais.
TH2 LATEST.
LONDON, Dec. 13, 1858.
Tho rebel steamer Pampero formally seized by tn
customs authorities at Glasgow on the 10th inst. by
order OF the Lord Advocate OF Scotland.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUBc1E.
Arrival Of the JuYa at Portland, the
Asia at Halifax and Edin-
bHrg at Naw York.
EOVEnEnTS ef THE PRIVATEERS.
THE CON GRE S S.
THE WsP. AGITATION IN GERMANY.
THU POLISH RHvoIUTIoM.
DEATH OF LORD ELGIN CONFIRMED
ANOTHER WAR IN INDIA,
&c.. &C.. Re.
THE G o N 6 r e S S i.
THE Wap. AGITATION IN GERMANY.
THU POLISH RHvo1uE1oM.
DEATH OF LORD ELGIN CONFIRMED
ANOTHER WAR IN INDIA.
&c.. &C., Re,

The steamship Ednburg which left Liverpool at half
past the morning OF the 9th, and Queenstown on
The 10th instant arrived at New York yesterday evening"
The steamship Jura from Liverpool, with advices down
70 the 10th Londonderry the llth nst arrived at
Portland, Me-, yesterday morning.
The Jura encountered strong northwesteriy winds
throughout the Iassage.
Newand reports-Spoke the 17th the steamer
City of Limerick bound east in latitude co. longitude SO,
70th AM ship London bound west, In latitude a. ongi
55 2lst Damascus bound east, in latitude
a. longitude co. 22d, passed, or Cape Sable steamer
Aouud west.
The steamship Asia from Liverpool on the 18th, via
Queenstown the 18th instant, arrived at Halifax
At twenty past O'Clock yesterday morning.
days later than those per the Jura
rtland.
The has twelve passengers for Halifax and fifty.
four ior Boston.
The Asia sailed at ten A. NJ. for Boston, where she will
he due on Thursday evening.
The aGvces received in England by the steamship City
OF London regarded highly favorable for the
pnionists The had depressing effect the
s,ouists, and the rebel loan fell to thirty.fve.
serious revolt had occurred among the hill tribes of
India, and sanguinary engagement had been fought.
A British Cabinet council was announced for Wednes.
day.
The London Observer believes that the efforts OF Mr.
ssnsed will attended with marked success as regards
reduction in admiralty expenditures and that the
buoyancy Of our financial arrangements will enable Mr.
Gadstoneao continue the policy Of relieving the country
from unnecessary taxation.
Mr. Golden was engaged In . warm controversy with
tho London Tines that Journal having refused to publish
letter from him.
Justice Wightman, distinguished English judge, had
died suddenly, aged eighty years.
Tho Union steamer Kearsarge was outside OF Ply.
mouth Sound on the 10Th. .-..
The ship Amelia, from New York for London. was
abandoned November 2o The crew had arrived at
Oporto.
The Aurelia from Shields for Newport, r. l., put into
Queenstown. She in eAky condition, with ruddor
and mainmast sprung
The ship wilhelmsborg, from Hamburg for Australia
wss wrecked the 9Th inst and out OF three hundred
smigrans on board only forty -four were saved
The steamship City Of London, from New YORK, arrived
% Queenstown on the 9Th instant.
The steamship North American from Portland, arrived
- Londonderry the 9th and Liverpool ON the otf
instant.
The Tcutonla from New York, arrived at Southampton
"a tho llth instant.
Tho Persia, from New York. arrived at Queenstown on
tho llth.
despatch from Liverpool OF the 18th Of December
says the Persia reached thero this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
CORPORATION NOTICES.

THE SPECIAL Committee APPOINTED By The
Board OF Supervisors TO eramine claims made agAnst
!he county for damages alleged 70 have bean sustained ~
the destruction OF either real personal properly IN con-
sequcnce Of the recent riots will hold meeting ~ tbs
Chamber OF the Board OF superyisors. room No CITY
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and the value OF the property. ~. a. - ..- - A.
|S|;'EE; EA:EE: EE|S;; $;':.." s::::. ::s
Ro,pu, q HurcHfrss Secrstary.
Nav York, Dec -, 1853
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nation 70 the Hoseiners thanking them for their bde
ty and reasserting his rights.

France.
instant
The 4onite1 says that the government will take no
part 10 the discussion the suez Canal works.
The Bourse 6rmer tho rentes closing the
9th instant at 67f. 40c.
is reported that the French government s preparing
supply Of arms from California for Juarez.
The monthly Of the Bank Of France shows
cash hand Of nearly eight millions OF
MARSHAL Forey had reached St. EaIare the frigate
Panama.
II reported that the loan would be laid before
the Legislature on the IA instant.
There much variation the Paris Bourse and
the rentes closed the l1th Instant at or. 2Oc.
Russia rs reported TO be making great preparations at
X ien and Nicoaien.
The chief railway station at Warsaw has been sur
rounded by Russian troops
Twenty railway officials have been arrested.
General engagements reported IN the governments
Of Cracow and Lublin.
Fresh bands OF insurgents appearing IN Lthuapa
well equipped and supplied with winter clothing.
Several important victories by the Poles over the Rus
sian troops are confirmed.
Arrests at Warsaw continue as numerous as ever
and the system Of depopuation progresses without aba
ment
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

An exciting debate progressing IN Parliament on
the government policy in Sicily.
Thirty five members OF the municipality OF Naples had
resigned
The debate in the Italian Parliament on the question OF
the policy Of tho government iDciy resulted in the ap
prova Of tho by vote Of Two hundred and
six TO afly.two.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

The Diet was closed on the sth inst The King 10 his
speech said
Our interests arc not yet immediately threatened but
they are connected with the maintenance Of the peace
and rights Of nations The Swedish nation feels deep
sympathy and for the dangers which mpend over
the King and people OF Denmark.
Sweden has withdrawn from tho alliance with Dem
mark she stands upon the observance Of the treaty
OF London,
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

The November mails had besn received from various
ports the Of Africa but the news generally
was unimpoytant.
Tho schooner City Of Norwich shipped twelve hundred
slaves at Whydah the 18th OF October She got safely
away with them.
Small cotton shpments Nere hainR made 70 Iiysrpool
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-31

The resolution authorizing the Auditor
to settle with the Sheriff of Hancock coun-
~ and allow him credit for his delinquent
list, was passed.
Nr- MYERS moved suspension of the
rule TO enable him to move n reconsidrra-
ton of the vote by which the bill for the
relief of Henry Snider was rejected =
Agreed to, and the bill was passed by.
The bill changing voting place in Jack
son county was passed
On Mr.. PATRICE's motion the bill trans
terring the property OF the State in the
counties within the new State, was taken
up and passed by the following vote:
iEAs-Messsrs. Barker, Boremau, Bum
garner, Bowyer, Crothers, Davidson, Farms
worth, Fast, Hale, Hootou, Kramer, Kee-
ney, Snidor, Swan, West, Wheat, William
SON OF Peasants, Williamson of Writ,
Wright and Mr. Speaker-27.
NAYs-Messrs. Hawxhurst, Miner. Pow.
ell and Vance,
The bill providing for the compensation
OF jurors was taken up on motion of Mr,
West and passed to its engrossmeut
The engrossed bill making an appropria-
ton for macadamizing the Fetterman and
Cove Turnpike was taken up and sent 10
the table.
On motion ef Mr. LoGAS, the House took
up the bill apPropriating $3.50, 600 and all
balances in the treasury when the new
State is formed, for the benefit of the new
State of West Nirginis, and repeating the
former act making an appropriation of
500 900 for similar purpose.
Dir. FARSswoRTH moved 10 suspend the
rule to allow him to amend by saying "ex-
cept all monies received hereafter from the
counties outside of the new State"
The House refused to suspend, and the
bill was passed by the following vote:
1EAs-Nlessrs. Barker, Foreman, Bum
garner. CrotLers, Davidson, Farnsworth,
Fast, Hale Keeney, Logan, Henderson,
Parsons, Patrick, ROllysou, Rutfner, Snider,
Swan, West, Williamson, of Peasants,
Williamson, of Writ, Wright, Zlnu, and Mr..
Speaker (POrter,) %.
N4Ts-Messrs. Hawxhurst, Miner, Powell
and Wheat, 4.
The bill for the incorporation of the
Little KaRawha Navigation Company was
passed.
On motion of Mr.. FARSswoRru the bill
for the relief of certain volunteers in com.
Panies A, aud B, 10th Virginia Regiment.
was taken up and passed.
Adjourned.
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o'heF gifts IA 'Ae world make them great
and happy and prosperous IN future. we
should say that next to the priceless Union
itself give them Ike new State. We DEFY
the most ingenious oppouen, of new
State to instance one single consideration of
seii-ia,erest-of dollars and cepts-vbv
any citizen of Ohio county should vote
agHins' the new State We go farther. and
WE defy any such opponent, to show tina, in
any single material interest every citizen
OF this county-be he farmer, mechan.
&C. merchant or day laborer-
not be bettered in his condition
And We appeal to every citizen to demand
from those who advise them TO vote against
" new State satisfactory reason for their
advice. We appeal to them not to be de.
inded or led OF with any sophis.rr. The
question IS one OF dollars aud cents. The
logic that meets it must be one of dollars
aud Cent?. 90 this argu,neu, the oppo-
nents Of the new State are dumb. From
the very first down to the present time we
have never heard one of them that dared IN
meet the issue Sooner or later, either as
present issue or a future defense, ,hey
will be compelled to meet it. All we de.
sire is, that the people will press those who
are advising them 10 act against their
highest earthly interest TO an issue, AMI
make them meet the argument.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate,

Sonhles
FRIDAY, Jan. 90.
communication from the House an
nounced the passage of two bills changing
places OF voting in Morgan and Peasants
counties. Taken up and passed.
MI. bURLEY reported back the House bill
allowing certain claims TO be paid ont OF
militia fines. The bill was passed.
Mr. GATHER made a report from the Com.
mittee of Conference, on the tar hill
which was agreed, TO and the bill as amen,
ded was then passed.
Dir. CARsKADoS introduced a bill amend
ing the ordinance authorizing the Governor
TO apprehend suspicious persons in time of
war II is proposed to amend the bill so
that the Governor shall only apprehend
persons upon satisfactory evidence. Re.
ferred
Mr.. STEWART, from the Committee on
Courts of Justice, reported back the Honse
bill IN reference to the troops raised within
the bounds of the proposed State of West
virginia, which was taken up and passed
Mr.: CARsKADDEN reported bill chang.
ing the place of holding an election.
The bill providing for the admission of
the county Of Berkeley into the proposed
State Of West Virginia was taken up and
NAL' SAA"AHIJ lEOm the Committee of
Conference on the bill increasing the com.
Pensation of Sheriffs, made report, which
was adopted.
The bill defining tho duties of the Pub
lie Printer and the Printer 10 the Senate
as reported back by Mr.. Stewart, with a
recommendation that it do not pass. was
taken up F''''' was
Mr., STEWART said that he preferred the
law upon the subject of the Public Printer
as it is laid down 10 the Code. The bill
was rejected. I
Mr. STEWART offered bill authorizing
me removal of criminal causes from Fay
cite, Nicholas, Webster, and CLAY TO the
county of Kanawha.
The rules were suspended and the bill
was passed
Mr. Burnley had leave to report a bill i'm.
posing a tax on dogs in Marion and other
counties, which, by suspension Of the
rules, was passed.
Mr.. ZISS called up the bill to amend the
act incorporating the Bank Of Guyapdotte.
After some discussion, tue bill was laid
upon the table.
Adjourned.