New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

formed and cemened BY mutual hrdhips and dangers by
To. glory In which oil alike participate; BY The copgepay
Of thought and sentiment which united at rst IN com
destiny aud the thousand and associations hcl
sve since tended toIender US united By oil those causes
aud When peace aid prosperity shall TO will 90
on assisting each other to develop the great political ides'
upon which our Government IL based and the immense
sources which na,uIe has layished upon
OF the former we axe widening 70 an appreciation Of their
anp.ed energy Our mines have made Weld up
We becoming independent ia several f the
continues we shs only stronger and stronger each
year rolls on
THE PROJECT IMPROVING.
Compare condition to-day with that which existed one
year ago See the Deeang power OF the enemy mark
thet our own has been Propoionsby greater nu sec in
Tor which struggling One yesI ago many were de,
pressed and some Respondent Now deep resolve in
every eye unconqsrabls spi. every arm. And
gentle wonsp too estimate nor services
In this struggle lApplsuss
Tar MOTHER VINO rAs GIVEN SON, Who
SWEETHEART, ARE NOT ALL THEIR FINGERS BUSY saKrNG
CLOTHING FOR THE TROOPS YIELD AND THEIR
WORDS ENCOURAGEMENT A MOTT ASIyATISG IMPULSE TO
soLDIERi While their prayers ior the safety OF
the sarns aspiration or the independents country
With such noble al home sud such heroic soldiers H.
the held, we invincible. lApplsuse.
nm indication that al some future time shall be better
fruits Of the great struggle in which we are engaged My
PayeT.sro Tor your individual snd collective wesse May
me ~ at1 c snr sbc g,y
to Ia. Good night.
AFFAIRS rs RIcmMogD--A DEAF MUTE sND 4
WOMAN ARRESTED IS sPIFs--DEsERTERs--r
ERs TO b ExcH.SGFD.
From. The Rcln0nd Inquirer Jan. 2.
deaf mute, Of n0rl0usly bad character, named
George w Burke e.ted Ito city late Monday
INK upon u.Uicon Of benss'py There were found on bis
several plse. from Gen. Niele the Abolition Provost Mar
'hs Of Norfolk adding that oeo '" Barse .sal pass I'M
nioested" &c The fellow has b,en lurking abou the city
for days. aud having been proviou.y known as Of
very eemmentabie principe, ag'i oon followed oy
ss nd he pisced under the charge Of cr Alexander
a. n bad character.
Msj j. Gd;~oid, Proves, Ms.tp ,ye'tcrd.y sent to
the Eastern District Military Prison shrc"d Intelligent
looking female, who gives her nsme as Mr. Onward"
eompsnicd by coIoed maid servant Tie sad madseyant
Is about six feet six inches high bearing in her general p
striking resemblance to the delicate chsn bengsds
INTRODUCING The lady Possesses but Que eye but facial
e,p ession which indicates that Der not napt
She arrested some days ago al W oods,ock va, but
resident she says Of MatnsbTg She has been provided
w comfortable quarters sn.i disposed o by due oouse OF
Evers train from the South aud IVES, brings to tie city
state and Natona Lepe ,eutsves to attend Ae
Legislatures about resssebe, The Geuera Assem-
bly, of Vrsioia at the Capitol to-day ocock
and Congress is session Monday next, Nearly all
the invaded COMMITTEES Of the state and AL the States Of the
Coniedsscy represented Strangers sso Pouny in.
pend.nt upon the lobby" sucn, however the crowded
condition Of tie ho,e that many such VIII either be com
PEELED TO return to their peaceful homes II they have any
take up quarters on the curb stones
HOW TIE REBELS PUNIsUs TRACGLERs AND
DESERrERs.
Nnoty.tbree more deserters aud other military
sBder- Of 10 their respective regiments from
Lightning yesterday, TO DO punished They have
been confined for mouths awaiting tis end
by the slow mt sure pocem Of eoutInsrisL "srcENe"
J4cKEIs And sTKIPgs ARB InK usCAL skNIES.Es
THAT AWAIT TBEs.
SENT ron At LAST.
The Federal Government, with unusual teidne has ct
eush sent we nndorsnd, for .le caPiives In our
from Inc battle eds Of fieesros.burg ami on friday
be ir.t inaloeEi !. erected 70 fe2sI. isr cay Point
of early possible. Some thirty OF tue badly
wounded lave died during their imprisonment