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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07


AyERYAt Bridgeport Conn. on Tuesday. jar 6 1863 Ia
the 69th year of her Mrs Amelia Avery widow Of the
late John - Avery. formerly of this city.
funeral service VIII De held bridgeport nj the residence
Of her sonn-aw. Joseph w. Ireland on Thursday oTnir
at O'clock which the friends OF her son Walter T. Avery
and of the family In general respectfully invited TO 81.
tend. Carriages will be in wsifing Few Haven De
pot corner Fourth avenue and Twentyeventb street on
the arrival Of the train at p. Thsrsdsy 20 convey
those who prefer to assemble there to whefe
her remains viii be inferred.
CRUMBIE-On Monday morning Ian "A Miss Ana d. second
daughter Of the late Robert and Phebe Crurnbi-.
Wednesday Afternoon at O'clock al the residence her
brother Jumes No. 3y7 Fourth street. Inc roaia, wi
taken to Peekskl Thursday morning By The 81 train,
arriving loo proceeding directly from the depot to the
burial place
HEGEMAN-At Maniasset, Long Island, on Monday Jan.
5, Andrew j. Hegemsn, in the +Sth year OF his age.
His friends and relatives invited TO aerd ls funeral
his late residence on ThuIoday jan ., st otiock p M
PURDY-At White Plains We.tchsster County. Oh Friday.
jan 1865 Mr. Samuel r. isrdy eyed 70 years n'onh
and II days:
California papers please copy.
ROWLAND-At the re7idence OF his mother, Lancaster.
Ohio Sunday. Jan Henry A. Rowland. sged q years,
eldest of the late Rev James Rowland Of Crceyi'e,
Ohio.
REIMER-On Monday, Jan 5. Catba-ne Reimer wife OF
George Reinler in the Saith year OF her age. ,
The relatives and friends OF the family l2yed 70 attend her
funeral ION Ler late residence No. I'll Allen sreet 90
Thursdsy, az 2 O'Clock ?.
SPRING-On Monday, Jan. 3 1863 CaIdrer Spring. oGly
child Of Mary H. and Gardiner Spring aged years and
months.
Notice of the funeral in this evenings aud tomorrow papers
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TuE INrLRcoLOSiAL RAILwaY.-1he Montreal
Gozeile publishes "a letter from Mr.. Wan. H. Nor
rell. who arrived at Boston passenger by the En-
roma. in which vessel also came Mr.. Card, NJ. =.
for Stirling and Hon. T. l.. Iilley, Of New-Brnns-
wick delegate in tie Inicrcoionia Railway. /
appears thar the negotiations were likely to prove
sscces,fuI IA the Imperial Government ate wiling
70 r,e The necessary funds (E3, OlO, 600 on their
own debenturos. without charge or commiSsioh' ana
rive tie Colonies from 10 to 40 years TO pay the
same. TIE only point unsettled Id in reference TO
The sinking fund, to which the Colonies object, bat
!, would seem without good reason, they being a.
lowed 70 invest tue same III theiT own ssenri'ies'
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The rsi.ssuri Legislature.

IIIFfIttOf CITI. nfIdly, J n o. I1bI
The resolution offered ~ the House yeslerday, TO
meuorlalizs 1o,Vrc-s 10 p;.ss law excluding the
elayes OF oyal masters from the military lines Of TINS
state was referred 10 the Committee on Federal
Relations
V,itcd stat S,ualors John y. Henderson WAS
elected on the first ballot BY 8. majority over Robert
Wilson, tor the term ehding AiaTcn a.
II. Gra,z Brown john :. Phelps. samuel H.
Glover and Samuel NJ. Brcckln'idg', were men
re.uIled 81 follows: Brown, 81 Phelps, oil GioYcs,
3i Blcckiarldge, II; Noel ..
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Weather Reports ....JAN.

Borr,~, Wa... m.-Taefueue,el SO. Wind :
MoSrTsai' : n ,n-Tbsrnou,.er a. Bs,ome,e- % &C.
Mad : ". We.iher cloudy. tisw .ii.I continuing.
Qlha'c,c IT, % ia.-, Ihr,mo. e'-r 90 barometer 20
g. Wind,ery sL lon L. Nea'Le. ..y aDl appearance
Brruo.N y,He m.-Tlruaome'er as'. Barometer
900. Mind v ". NcAler iainy. with .fospe,' o.. coi!-
rSssoyro. q. m-Ihernol.et.r go. gAs,ie,e- 2eo9.
s,tS, wa III hen oa.e,er 5ic N,a'ie, r'ctr.
CHoAeo. q a. m-1hefmone'rf 90, Barometer - L.
CivciSSAlI' Z q m.--Thcmoue'r 81. Wea'hes e'gaiy
HuIY'x, Ms. rl-Ihssmome',. So. "iads We.
,rorTtl>o. Ne, a n.-Tlernom'.eF CO... VIVID s
Eo,1ox' Mas, o. m.-The,mo4,ie, IL. Wind 5.
sraiS risIn Mas. a. ur--raerroa.ster ~. WiAd
Sy~.YoGS. a. .-Thcrmoile'er g. Wind ;.
ffilspMrniA "a, 81. n.-rhermosae,er 100. Wind
wAsniseros; u. {. d. u--rAs'uemcie' -. Vino
CrrvEraSp o, q m.-The -mor..ef 81. Barome.e.
% 90. wind y w. hair.ar ..,
FoRrpzss MoSEot "a --IAerm0us.er js'. Barone'ef
2ss5 Wind = ". FaI.
ra,rAnrir ni. Iierinome. 51' Barometer % g.
ST. Lcri. 10 a. rnrl.rn.ome,sr 2ie Windy Changed
very suddenly a't u.sn 90" clear AHe 'o'd.
HAuFtX-3 y. ~. not Icc'iyed , 90. ,
ToarIASp, Ne. \. m-IAenemeter 40. Wind :
Bo.4yoy. Mess. 9 p. m-TLermone,sr iao Wind $.
STSIyerrFrp. Mar, p. n.-r4ermoneter 4a'. Wind
New YorG,. r. n.-Thermcme;er 49, Wind 5 ".
PnIiApELrniA, 3 p p.-The.mome'er 80. Wind W
Cloudy. 80, a.. -
W,-mIYGroy. d. C.. . ?. n-Thcrmome."r il' Wind J..
Eulnng. 400 -. . -,
BosroS Mass =. m.-Theimomeer 'O- Wind :. W.;
fresh Weather thick.
InKrErss MONROE I + ui-The lnone'eF 50o. Basome-
te. ~ - Wind -. aud going down. hnniug
CiacISNuI.- Thermometer g. Clear,
3 p ~. BAROMETER ~ ~. Thcmoniete. 81. Wind w
RNor.Ki. {. E-Thcrmome,e. ~ Barometer 80 " md
:. " Cloudy ,
QrgApo G. E,4 o. m.-Coudv. Rein i.oni 10 TIL ) ?. H.
3 4fometef ~ 80 TbsurOmeier ~. WIND w.
BrPV,Lo y. Vt q. clustering, wish indications o.
.uor. Ih.riucn4ctes .. showing West.
CnICACO, H. d. rl-Tl sFm0ileter ~ barometer stJ'
CleaL
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HIRAM Texas,

Tile New-Orieans Deita OF tho 2oth MI. says
"rhe bark leland CITY arrived YESTERDAY from
q ,y.-,ou and anchored below the city, brlng'
ing Is passengers from Texas, among whom rare are
mony female, all in destitute condition. lhey
yer, brought up TO the city la-t evening from the
bark by the steamer Iberyille. All was quiet ~
Galveston when the leland City sailed. ., NJ
The steamer Marion, from NeH'lorK, srfNou ~
New. U lleans On the %yth.
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Lalcsi Min NcNs.

AHKIlED.., TUESDAY, IAN. Ut NJ
Steamship Ericsson Lowber snip Island Dec ~ wa ne,
,r Haltir Atlantic OctoIsrG Quincy; ship Ward Mug
storeshp supply and soopofwH Iincennes r"sed so's
Kew West Empire Cry, Curow, Key West, Ciiy OF BAN.
I y.nr for coal Died at the 3Lh from au iiJuiy
T.csived on Dec 2 John =. Hunt is Assistant ~ sneer
Tho Ericsson experienced mild weather the en'he pas
SAGE. fl, H.. , ada. a., ,,,s IN
snnao,d Tie.lOn The u ,. steamers 5imona agd W y
akuseN arrived St Havana Jar How cruise
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Aue,yA OF 1nr Transport ERICsso..-The
United States transport steamship EncSs II, from
Ship Islnnd Dec. 2G and Key West jan !, to Quar-
termaster u. ID. Tompkins, has anchored III QuaFan-
tine OH account Of the fox.
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"THE RIGHT MAN IN ThE kIGhr PLACE.
Million money sh be saved aud great iers svoided
fGosenmea would require applicants oT Office places "
trls, 10 bring With tlsm written Phrenoogcs Analysis o.
Character aud c,psbtv bofore grsuin; the request. l. hc
honest Is cApsole a. hr 2dsqrd 20 the sltustion
an, 81 i'm portant o., he answered BY FOWLER
NrIIs rAea o.ogists, No 3S BfoAdwIy
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THE LITTlE QUEEN OF BEAUTY, petite Mss
WARKIN. stirring thu town. aud bARSrn crowded
A. rryer wn, crowded before. Early AID late Ia
and oar ct sc4s0 sery elite % tae city hronsins tue
MrsgrN halls til. charming little bundle Of hUuatny
yyic could ga y carried grnt,emans pocket,
aud vet sho receives every with smile. ani win the
courtesy OF no woudsr the peoples heads ie
a y SCI LEI.
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The Nasxachusr.is Ergi-inipre.

BOsrOs, Tu"sdiH5 ~. a. IbD'
The members of the Legislature to-day nominated
Jonathan H. Field of Berk-hlre Tor l'rind"n 0i me
senats and s. ~ Clifford Clerk. a. II. Bullock VIII
be SPEAKER oil the House. and ". - Robinson CieIh'
Il, ce ttctt4 W. hgll
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TIE WESTERN GusnoAr FLrEr.-Col j. Mcleod

The WESTERN GUSBoAT FLHET.-Col. j. Mcleod
Murphy, having exchanged from the army to the
navy his original profession, has been assigned to
the command of gunboat under Admiral Porter
the Mississippi, and IL now in this city endeavor-
ing to recruit body of handy men for the Western
gunboat fleet. He wants men who are able to pull
oar, reeve tackle, fit q gun-breecbing, splice
rope, caulk boat, heave line, or patch boiler.
He urgently desires that the merchants, Pilot Com
mssionerr, Chamber of Commerce, aud citizens gen.
orally, will aid him in procuring such men. I'M
portant enterprises on the Western waters are now
delayed for the lack Of such assistance. Pecuniary
help is not needed, bat men wanted very sadly.
We hope our patriotic citizens will bestr themselves
in this matter. The inducements TO active, enter
pricing young fellows are very great and Col Muir
ply ought to be able to raise thousand sailors and
landsmen witbin short time, and, with proper as
sistsnce from tie merchants, he will undoubtedly
succeed. Orders have been received from the Secre
tary of the Navy, through Admiral Foote, Chief OF
the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting to furnish
the necessary supplies, and due notice will be given
OF the location o! the various recruiting stations.
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lAiycrtisemsnt.I
INN IrN.lnn NTATEs TAX LAW


Now Rr,py pamphlet OF % pages fine white paper
Beside the bill which word foI gorl IA sceoIdAee ,'p
the original text, append 20 Il an aphaoet,ca
y, a., "a, 70 he ryi.a th,reon Tns renders it AZ p!ee
and cons euicnt as 1t 10 possible to maze L. - - 4,
We, loo, II by mali Addfe,s rnE TRIBUNE. New.Nork
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Cure for Pin Worms.

Dr. E. @. GOULD'S PIN WORM SYRUP THIS c.s'
hrsed worm remedy which has gained such high repuioa
In New Eug and /. warranted 10 expel The ascarde' or ra
Worms entirely from the lunsn system ~ snOIa Iv.a
"a hours This syrup purely vegetable preparation ana
most valuable csharie where physic req ea epecAy
for children. aud always SAFE .,u,rr
G. UERVEY Sole Proprietor. Belfast Ne. Address HALL,
& RJChEL. No 2l8 GiesnwIoh-st, few'loA Noa''sA
Agents A. sta.i by Druggists everywhere
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I,v 6-lGI,5 hhs Flour ~ bbs Corn Meal 10 bag
Com Med. lI2i hbs WHISKY 1900 bush Oats 31j bush
Seed 900 pkl. Provisions 2,t9 PAGE Lad, o. rke. Ashes
xb rkg, butter 800 pkgs OF Cas., s8j2 Dresse! log~
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,snrL.,.-R uarte1 BIZ 1ti,cLn1h.

-,
B,Lrfyoky Jan. U.-FIOUK dali, AID acp-essei. WHP,r
, as. C0DSsteads hut Yellow doOiiued e. PKoyisioss
uE;iyr ,oo, -.
rHfl .rttrHiA Jau 6-FrVrp firm, sales Of 5000 bhs
HttY ni,a'trd &C.. OF coon bush -ked. ~ u
= al. Wine. ri .J0 = 30. LDRs hrli-ssles 81 sUJ
bu,a % ;;aa.c. CopIAE- rio 23a50c. WnisNi hrui
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P.sseuacr. Sailed

4. st.,m,hl Eayle pom HGroaI-Capt. w. IL Gauics
T. n Bryce, Niles 81 Robert. 4. Uios A. Joseph seui,
n brown G. cul.' G. p Jcnney. J. e. hrenhy \ Srhhc
in NJ Insey H. II. Green Alfred Jo- J SeItnc~naa .
s,.enbock. T. SchOiter, q. Lrsrndre, H. iirTfue ..
t,r,v y Kocng.i-n = EcbeLumu T. " Car, j. Ccnefa. j
T. canals j. D. Pss,at, e. Canars tspt ID. Notice. 'al'
A lfafs
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MlIE DrMORESTS DeautlIuI NTst' PREMIUM %
Ruunns Stitch SewtsG ACnNE uatvelousy simple
aud ef ent aud beauthn ohsy frcsent. Sent nee o.
express charges on Teeeipeoi - "h' 'p" =
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mARRuE

smALLEY-GARNAUT-In q. ston. on Thursday Dee. %
by tire Rev. John Phillip George Wssbbr-1 Snaiey Of
FORK to Mis Phoebe GarDsut Of Boston. No cards
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NEw.YoHK HfsToRIcAL SocIETY..-The annual
meeting Of this Society wss held al the Library last
evening. In consequence Of the time occupied in
reading the various reports and in transacting the
business of the Society, the reading Of the paper
the Recollectons Of the period Of the Declaration
Of Independence was postponed until the next
meeting OF the Society. A volume OF manuscript
poems written in Dutch and Latin two hundred
year. MO- by the Rev. Dr. Saline OF this city, was
exhibited. Eloquent ana touching remarks respect
inc tie death Of DIR. IIarsen were made by Mr.
Gerard, the Rev. DIR. Osgood, and the President OF
the Society, the Hon Luther Bradish. The follow
ing gentlemen were unanimously elected officers oil
the Society for the present year
For President Luther Bradish for Fitt tee.frenden
Thonss De WITT D. D. FOR econd Vice President Frederc
De Peys,sr: Tor Foreign CoIrespoudns Secctery EdsnId
Robinson D. D.; for Domestic Corresponding secretary
samuel Os.ood u. u. for Recording sscietely Anete"
Warner; tor Treu'u.r Berjsmin h. lied' Tor LiDraIan
George Henry Moore.
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IAlver.ihenent. !

pp IryEJT'S pENTIFRiCE AND LOTION,
- .s,,v years test lilo dents prectce. Is
b,hy rfcSnimeuded Price 70 OF AL Druggists and
atNs T. Wiverey pace.
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Judin. n ubbcr Gloves cure Chapped Hands SAT-
etc nakas smooth aud white ard ere suitable
for al knd. OF houscwoFk. for by tue te6e seAe5a-y.
GOODYEARS / II. GLOVE MFG Co,
No 205 Broadway. -
Rubber Goods Of every description, wholesale aai rssi
also - ,r,,,r ,r,,.p,py
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puslEess NDtlrts.

WHEELER 4 WILSON'S SEwlNe-MAClINES,
HIGr.sr PRssgra.
international Exhibition. Loadon, 1862.
Office. No S5 BROADWAY, New-York.
WEDDING CARps-The new style, very cle-
GAM, ust received Sold ouy at EvERDELLs OLp EsrAB
ifsHMFNr No 2 Broadway Dusne-st established 1870
JEfFERs, No. 573 Broadway, where the genu.
inc he-pesevng GsoRAL Doors for ladies and chdren
are made; also tine g-neneas SHIPPER. in great vGlsty CAL
| Spd ,ss lSHSsga No. 3i3 bsaaswAN
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DrlrH ~ Coz. BASH DcKF.-Iie Cm0aaott
Enguirer -ays: COL. BAIL Duke, who bad COM
nar.d Of 4 Rebel brigade 10 John Morgan division
aud Was fsaaliy wounded ia tie night near Lebanon
Junction. died near Boston, Nelson County. yes
terdav afternoon Duke WAS bsotLef.in law Of
Johu Morgan.
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PRESENTATIONS OF CoLoRs TO THE THIRTY
SEVENTH VoLUNTELRs.-The beautiful stand OF
colors prepared for the 9th Regiment New-York
Volunteers, Col. S. Is. IIayman, by order OF the
Common Council were last evening presented to
Cant. James Il. Beine Of the 9Th, BY the ex-
Colonel, Judge John II. McCunn, at the residence OF
the Chairman Of the Joint Committee on National
Affairs, Alderman Terrence Farley, IN fhty.iouIth
street. The tags OF ell embroidered WIN goid
lace. Upon the green flag il the inscription:
18TH liEGiMENT IRISH RIFLES.
The First Regiment OF irish Volunteer on the Field
WuftANsBUG, FAIR OAKr M,IyrHS NILE |LSSDAiF'
FRED2EiCKsDCtG .'
The pre;en.aiion address OF Judge McCunn was
pertinent TO the subject and highly complimentary to
The regiment. The res lonse OF Capt Beirne was
eloquent, grateful and encouraging. Gen. Meagher,
Welding TO calls Of he assemblage, delivered glow
ing and touching tribute to the honcred re-. OF
TIE gin. The party adjourned to 4 boun'iinl cola
ton. where toss,s AID dissertations were the order
OF the evening.
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5peual Noticcs.

The Reception TO he Given TO Gen: Butler
RECEPTION to be siven to Gen. 81 rLEa viii meet 70
DAi O'clock H. the 9'i q the Thanes. Of Coz"
CHARLIE, GorLD Secretary.
Free Lecture Course. B. Brown, Professor Of
Eiocntion viii give DRAMATIC Administrations
from Shakespeare Merchant Of Venice and Hamlet wssh
story reers-at the Ha. 0. the Hyg,enic Institute No Is
Lsght.st, THIS "wednesday EVENING, a. u O'clock
Seats free.
Meeting Of s Association ths else ion OicrE' and
such other banes' may come be tse meeuns WI %
row on WEDNESDAY, JaS !, 1863 from to o'clock p
JAMES G. HOLDEN, Recording Secretary.
The Twenty-second Ward Republican Assoc
citation Wiz meet On sR az a. 0an Members a..
By order .''' ROBERT PATERSON Pre.ideo
p y n J. s GSssSs' secretarie, ~
s.s. silssiJhaFy o,eetirs.-A P0blic meo,ia1 uadef
the srspce- Of the An. Uion viii be held ~ Msrks.;
St Chaich corner Make, apd Hrury-s'sl on ThUPsDY
~ Sg ,e s S Rt iS MfLfrrs Of BToosya sDi
STEPHEN PAXoN of Illinois. the Western oil siooary
Cooprr Ius,itute.-Ths frs, Of Course Of three ee
a. oclock b. Dr. D. j. MACON AN. IAis highly enter
tanning instructive mas received the hgne eneS
Te g. zoe nrI. az worss OF art and csb,r Ct
Of cnrosies and viii en5rsce every topic res1 20 'n
ineresng country which have been carefully noted oy Dr.
Narsowsn during his residence Of ,wenyone yesr N the
-, chiefly ~ hns and japan The Course will be co3tin-
ned % Mondey., Jan II and ~, 1913.
Tickets for the Course, single Lectures % cents tf
a he nearly the OooA and storos and a. tue doof
T. s-Seas reserved till q O'Clock 'or a9'e aodi HeAsts
for the Course. fS''r
I By order OF Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS
Pile..-Ichus Piles positively cured also. Blind and
Bleeding Piles, H.aI. sat Rheum and oil Diseases Q: the
Skin. by the use Of
ROSsfiAE'S CURE.
Itchioy Piles IL generally preceded By moisture Ike per.
rson producing very disagree ib.e aad distressing lEoa.
NO particularly at night. after getting warm ia bed
ROSSMAS McKINsTRY, Hudson, n. Y, Proprie.ors
SID by oil Druggists. r-,t.
Tweify yeaTs Experience lave tested the vir:aes
Of Dr. WIsTAR'S BALSAM Or WILD CHERRY, and the
result that & tie Bes. Remedy ex.an, foE pulmonary snd
lung disese embracing the whole isom slight cold 70
settled consumption Were no. for is inertia II would
long .irc, have died AID made sgn Buy nns une"
ba. the WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF Il BUTTS OF the wrapper
ia CIectro,ypers. - WANTED = an ELECTRO
TYPE who can 40 BOX JOB Work IN the best iuo ei
,,a.ay nsr ear Gnj permanent situation IN lar WAGES
Sv app Wing with re erences, to r. v CohlELhOI' NO 4"
brcAmsu.ss.' N l.
Jndin. R ubber Gloves cure Chapped Hana'' Sas
M nkas ein smooth aud white ard ere sulta0is
for al knd. OF houscwoFk. for by tue te6e seAe5a-y.
GOODYEARS l. II. GLOVE Me %,
No 205 Broadway.
p,hber Good, Of every drscr ion wholesale and retail
TNDIA-RTBBER gEWELRY.
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T.xn nnsEA Eoss 10000.

THE WEST IN A BLAZE OF EXCITEMENT
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MEETING 90 SUPPLEMENTARY OTTICERs.-A
nre,rr Of 'rpeuuucIA-y ocTs aad Offices mustered mo
,crice ~ a. l'an,s r~sinsnt. held Tuesosy
No - M4ke .4ss frtlo Iafl O. l'4n'ins Woc'e infs
tie pay dae is. -As let..as a4olin'd ~ a
q r.. today.
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The steamer Daniel Wcbsrer, Chester, ha' arrived
at Newport lIan o. from Acqnia Creek with 'o'
wounded sold.efs OF hoGyi.
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CIR MorIALip.-Ihe total number Of deaths
.o , wei ,nlg Jan was go decrease OF 20 since the
a.. fe or Froin disease there were ls9 death on
chg. lcas~ l0i, I'D l!ot eNtlna. causes ~ IhrFr
wei. 10 cni 4fcr .S tdl Seventeen deaths occurred
IN the public ini.4iol lAeie we've llts.neIts MADE
ia fofttFs Tlt.I.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
THE FINANCIAL MEASURES.
THE NAVY APPROPRIATION BILL.
vallandigham in Favor Of Medla'l0n'
TIE REIMBURSEMENT OF LOYAL SLAVEOWNFRS'
EMANCIPATION TN KENTUCKY
Serious CHARGES against The Hon. JnO. S. Phelps
TIE MgRFREEsBoRo VICTORY
UNION Los IS 10000.
ryxn nngn1 Eogs 10000.
THE WEST IN A BLAZE OF EACITEMEhl
The Resignation Of II. Drouyn de Lhuys
GOVERNOR SEYM0UR'S MESSAGE
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The Reception TO he Given TO Gen. Buticr.--
The Co;uutee who have IA confederation tie III DllC
RECEPTION to be given to Gen BU rLEa will meet TO-
DAY oclocs p. the Of the Chamber of Com
{. Ii. hAkoHALL, Chairman.
CBARLa. GOrLD Secretary.
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Tur Prs Win WHICH rHE PEocLAHAfioN WAS
President Lincoln Las pre,ented TO Senator
Sumner for Transmission 10 George lyermore, csQ''
Of Caubrilg. Muse, tie pen with which he signed
the fermentation Proclamation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

8. =. silss6napy DIeetirg.-A Poblic Meeting unier
the arpce. the s Union wi. be held ~ N g. Key,
81. Chatch (corncr Market and H-urys'si TaUPSDAf
EyENING the ssh iast a: y oeI,ss Addfss.e, wa Os
/ STEPHEN PAXON Of Illinois, the Western oil sopary
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UNION LO SIS IO'OOO.
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Commander Gaze LAf been ordered to tle com
usnd Of the steam soop-oi-war Iroqroir; Com
nander Henry Ro!ands has been detached from th'
IroQuois aud ordered 70 the command Of the Semi
uolc. acting Assistant Psynas,er Frank Meinilei
mas been ordered 70 the steamer d. Soto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

To Clectro,ypers. - WANTED - An ELtCtho'
TYPeR WHO can 40 Book JOB Work IN che best iu1 si
.,ss6y MAJ, ear arj p-rusneu; situation vh lar wages
Nv aonlyinr with re erences to r. " CoRIELNOu. No ~
kss.m man n. \.
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total ~ oldstU "a
The Auditor will not indulge IN ANY e%tenGed re-
A.,i,na lie lelieycs that the future OF our canals
:; ,,,,. lotelnl and encouraging than We could have
a,,iInaled previous to 1860. Oar public woke, m
,nnpv material respects, are imperfect and heed AZ
,.r'y.ments: but wo should lay aside all thought,
,c,ign or expectation Of calling for ad oulSdo OF
their rev nucs.
Ne nave much TO hope for ami cXlcct from the
reboundlng energies and the energetic Aspirn'io OF
onr ueOplo. but the strong man may be stricken
down. and the experience OF the part may become Il
bad guide Tor onr future direction.
If We cannot ANA do not stop where we are, ana
co, fine our Stnlc expenditures and Ou,hys 10 our
cruaI and ordinary recei It's OF income ana revenue,
we rhaI act as nO wiso prudent man would IA his
private uhairs. ,-
An. aud more than all, the conveniently available
,es,urces of our STAT and people alo needed III inns
moment to aid the National Government 70 mann
ininng lin existence and restoring tue great cOusu-
tulional compact over every degree o iaiitude aud
longitude Of the country that was covered by II be-
fore tic Rebellion. =
If this great public work is not paramount TO all
others. state or National then the Auditor mas
n,c.d 10, bili an estimate on the value o. The Union
of all States OF the Republic IN reference 10 the pres,
emf mn well as tho future welfare 0l our people "hu
country Every minor object and every reilsn COZ,
alteration should give place to TIC preterNalo" o.
our national existence. ,.,.,,o.,>, 4. H..
Respectfully submitted ~ >" bh'io' "'''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

Pies.-I,chiug Piles positively cured also. Blind ard
Bleeding Piles Fa, sat Rheum and ali Diseases .; tho
skin. BY the use Of
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Itciog Pile. generally preceded By moisture Ike per.
pirson predicting very dissgrceabe aad distressing Tx H.
ING particularly at night after getting warm Ia bed
ROSsMaS McKINsTRY. Hudson, n. Y, Projectors.
Sid by oil Dmgsists
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