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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-10
Alexander Heyman,
1877 MAIN ST,
orFHEs FOR IsE
SPRING TRADE OF 1868,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Among which 1 have full line Of Rich Plain
Black Silks, Handsome CoIored Sinks.
NEWEST STYLES OF DRtsS GOoDs-sueh as
MeEicoes, Brcche, Augaise, Valenciss, Lisettes.--
Very handsome new spring Deaiaes, large variety
Of Lawns and Bareges.
CLOARS AND Manifest have the largest
tortment Of Spring CloskR in the newest styles A'C
most fashionable colOrs.
SHARLhs-A splendid lot Of white aud coicTed.
plain aud embroidered Grape ShAwl-, well
StyIe Stella aud Cashmere ShsWs, 10 be disposed OF
At lowest pfioea.
BALaOHALS IN the richest colors.
CLOTHS, CAsSIHERES AND JEANS in endless
.CAIPErs AND CURTAIN GOODS. which were
bought before the rise and which can AFFORD to
sell cheap.
IN DOMESTIC GOODS. keep large assortment
| OF Brown sad Beached Mullins, Check, Ticking, 8
great variety OF all makes Calicoes GinghRrns and
hest OF oher goods that take pleasure in show
ing, and Will always sell loves than any other house
| / invite sU "a call and examine or themselves.
ALEX HEYMAS,
lS7 Main street.
Country Merchants are respectfully invited to call
| and examine my stock which enabled 10 sell
| at less than New York prices.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-10
FRENCH AND ENGLIsB

DES6SS GOODS
ISMBR AGING alt rhe newest and most EaJcFits
IL etylss Just recsiVsd and T>r sale at greatly
Aiso, fashionable ManttlIas and Black Lave Man
ess choice Parts shape great variety at old prices
ALEX. HEYMAE,
myqh lW 1871 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-10

S,TERLINa's AMBRosIA FOR THR HAIR, JUS
"a ea.ved nj the odd Fellow Hall Drug Store
my6 E. BOOKING. Agent
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GROVER & BAKER
Sewing Machine,

NOR FAMILY ANDMANUPACTURINGp purposes
L are the best in use. They will sew seams, lem
fell, gather, tuck, braid and em0roider. This Ma
chine is the best because they have taken the frs
premium at every state Fair At which they have
been eXhibited-becauss they more simple in
construction and less liable get q order &c
Also, ysu can select Machine making the GrUyer 3
Bsker stitch one making the shuttle OF iock
stitch, with the privilege of exchanging the other
stitch. Prices from $50 upW ard. All Machues war.
rauted for three ears. All kinds Of leather and
and cloth stitching done 20 order.
J. MobOS Al, General Agent,
O@ce No. 1851 Main St, Wheeling, Va.
mar5-6m
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co-Partnership.

Co-PartDership.
The undefsigued have formed C0-Partnsrship IN
Ter the frm name Of ]. H. WILLIAMS CO., for tho
purpose Of carrying the Foundry Business In the
manufacture Of Cooking and Heating Stoves, Hollow
Ware EuAmelied Arch Summer Fronts. &C. &C.
:, Foundry on Wheeling Island. Wsrehou No. II
Nchsoe street. 1. II. WILLIAMS,
JNO. McLuRE, Jr.
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SILK MITTs for Ladies' and Children received 70
- day It the Variety store Of
D. NICOLL L BRO.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU

For "ealInesSes
ARISING PROM EXCESSES. HABITS OF DIssTPA-
TON, EARLY ISUISCkET. OS. Or AbUsE,
Attended with the following symptoms:
Ind spositiou to Exsrtion, Loss OF Power,
LOS ON moCy ficI'ty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves. Trembling.
Horror Of Disease, NAkefuinrss-
IHuness OF Vision, Pain in the Back.
Universal Lassitude OF Flushing Of abe BoGy,
the Muscular system, ErupTions Iie Face,
Hot Ha ds. Palld CouGtenAhee,
DTynsss OF the Skin.
These symptoms. If allowed to 20 on, which this
Medicine Invariably removes, coon folioE
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one Of which the patient may expire. who can
say At thes are not frsquenTly Flowed By those
1dire40l diseases,r
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suf ring. but
none will confess. The records Of the InEsIe Asy-
lums and the melancholy deaths By C1UsuuPt3OD,
bear ample witness 10 the truth OF the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTIONS >CE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of Medicine 70 strengthen sDd in
VigOrHte the 81 stem which HELMB JLD'S EXTRACT
BUCH invariably does- A tTis! vii cnnyiEoa tie
most skepticRl-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-10

'YNHE PLACE ToBUY CHEAP WALL PAPER AND
j BORDERS-Just received, another stock Of
cheap Wall Papers, Pine Glazed Wall Papers at csc
PEI bolt Common 10 TO 10 cts per bolt.
For sale by jos. GRAVES CO,
JUDD No. so Monroe ST.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Retail dealers In SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Wall Paper, Window Blinds Variety Goods, &C., &C,
No. SO Monroe street, Wheriins, Va
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
SECOND TRAIN.

oINoINnATI AoooMMoDATIoN at sISo .na 2. M
DAYTON and Indianapolis; arriving at oincinpan q.
ILO5 a. M, Dayton 9;0es. m lndisnapoii, ~ a a
o. M; connecting directly at Loyeland with tns n .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
-Napnl EnN,s HAlR TolLET !

The only article offered 20 the French people tna
wouid OuRL sTRAIanT HAnl tho above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoieonl
which article now indispensable TO his toilet room
Tho subscrbers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of ai otner ever one.su -
the pubc take pleasure In expressing their confidence
in the article, gaining II from practical uso.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

DAY EXPRESS at 1870 p. m, stopping at Jefferson
Lopson, Oharleston, xeniS, Spring Valley, oorr1n'
nnn,.o sns Milford also at all the stations between
xsnia and Dayton; arriving Cincinnati t6;2o p m
connecting with the ohio and MssPP % ssIOsa s ToSs ,Os =.
Louisville St. Louis and Cairo arriving s .oiis q,
ess p. m; connecting for Lafayette, Terra hsu'' UNI
caRo, etc. . i'
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

UP For further information and Through Tickets
apply to NJ Z. D0HBRTY, Ticket Agent Union pepo''
O"'N' p W. BTRADBR,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati
JNo. W. DoHBRTY,
Agent, Columbus
E.w WOODWARD,
Superintendent, Cincinnati
Columbus, Dec % 1852.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

Ia fil FOR THE RAPID CURE oP asat
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsenesc
Group, Bronchitis, Incipicnt Com
sumption, and for the Relief
OF Consumptive Patients
A- ' in advanced Stages
lw. OF the Disease.
This Is remedy 50 universally known to surpass any
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints, that
Is useless here to publish the evidence Of It's virtues us
unryaed excellence for coughs and colds and Its truly
wonderful cones Of pulmonary disease, have made II
known throughout the civilized nations Of the eartn,
Few arc the communities, or even families, among them
who have not some personal experience Of its effects
some living trophy nher mst Of its victory over tho
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all know tile dreadful fatality Of these disorders ana
a they know too the effects Of this remedywe need nos
do than to assure them that has now gu ne : VI,
tues That IL did have when making the cures which have
won 10 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. ]. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
.ua 70, sal. BY a. RoBHRrs, oolunbus. .nd ty all
Ies,eIs In medicine eyerywheTe' iflfa.fH.g
April 10, 1862-d&weowly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at 300 p: N. stop,
MIN al ali stations between Columbus and Uincinnau
striving at Cincinnati at $40 m; connecting ' Lon
don for Springfield
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-26

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The Cheapest Because the Best,
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srayY Mon 1VHysoasrs
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whose muliarces Issnings & Snc sre Clearly
sst bsfors tbs sys'' ia ,......,a,
@Nt o"0'''''''' -"
MA A. D.osiOns of tAo Members of ths 0hto SfdIs
Asa" '"' AT TsocIsy's Associattom. yit
sDs s :, sss ES IN sacSns writing
and speaIng ns oo OrnspR|y p|"onary and We most cor
.Iiv vscsmnend II az the most reliable standard an
thc, ~ the Tnesh language az It Ia written and
spoSen. IKE.
n, H d. IsSsrrr superintendent zaneEvilIe Schools
n. II. CowprRr, Sup'f Public Schools, sandusky'
JonN LYNCH, supt Public Schools, gTclevios: s.,,,n..
B.. N SANFORD fnnc'pai oi''''AA1 ''A ''
wy, MrrcurlL, gup't Public Schools, MT. Union.
Jom 0sDEs Principal state NORMAL pOnOo'' "A''
OYRus Mason, Principal Fourth intermediate Scnooi'
Oinclnnati.
f. scwm r. hs a.s.n PsaslpsI 1SS %sSss s%sI school
HI I. T1rfAh, r.o,. ~. w ir-cv Union School
ws Epwhps p,nsa. sHp wy WY. Hsh School oisve
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Excelsior Invigorator J

1. an sndispens blo article ovsrg aentiemans Tolls,
and after one weos .sJ would not, for any consid
systion, be vitbor 10 above article will, In from
four 70 eight veekt bring outa tniek ses o' VI
The sabscrbss are the only Agents for the above ar
tcle In the United States, --.
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3
TsWlnter Arrangement.
Little Miami \ Columbus y xenia
YmsaMa 4 / 4 IlI : 4 1
e..:sR AIR DADS.
Soy Cincinnati, Dayton = rndianap0li''
through to lndIanapolia withoat Change Oh oA'''
and but One Change Of Cars between
~, Columbus and 81. Louis.
cn ana After MONDAY. Dec o.
Trs rD 81, 1862.
ITrsins will run as follows
-Four Trains Daily from Columbus
Sundays excepted
FIRST TRAIN.

NIGHT EXPRESS, via DAYTON, ss l:2o a. m 1S, MOp.
,s. a. I,ondon. Xenia Dayton, MidiletoTn and Ham
49, a,yivjng At Cincinnati at $40 M. connecung
arecy with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad iofLousve.
Vinccnnes st. Louis, Cairo, and all points
arriving at st. Louis at l0:5O M.
with tra,nS for IAfsystts Terre Haute Chicago and
al nainta WAat. y
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Police Intelligence.

BOtr ArrxnT Eos SAVE IA bold a,terap 10 roL :.
safe 10 the premises Of 25s West street, made on
Tuesday afternoon. which only failed because vas
treasure OF any coaselueoee hand The trek 10 q,
Old oos, but ai this particular uncurc will bear reading
The operator entered tho ONCE he the prupr
tor vas absent and asked N he IN Upon receiving
reply N the negative, be said he woua Ike write
nots To the gentsnap The oookkeepsr thersupop
btn 20 step made the railing and placed beore BIN
tue Decessary writing materas The OPERATOR Who ap.
peared 10 be perfect gsnisman, watched ts orrortn.
nty when the back II tho turned for an
instant aud ransacked tho safe Of $500 10 rrotssory
notes and 10, of coun,srfet bills lie then finished
the note aud ccolly handing II 70 the uDsaspecting
oookkeepsr, win the request that he vouh
deliver Il 10 the proprietor. walked of the place a.
uncoocerned o. though nothing had happened Ths rob
bcry not fscoyercd Tor several minutes After the
operator bad turned the corner there
co attempt made 10 follow him Forum atoiy for the
establishment 10 this the operator returned the
notes through the United states mail retain inx ths
counterfeit money only There great risk attending
the Desota,on ~ the notes and Mr. Operator thought
ocld not do better tbnf than return the Dr. o.
per owner Consequently he mailed them the follow
day and the TAokase arrived al ia desaaoa that after
nooo, much 10 tho oy and saryrte o. the proprietor
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
THE BE D'TALIA.

Her RsGuc fro.a the Beach--she is Usan-
tured-.H Her Arrival az This Fort. sc.
rhs ftsp roa-clsd srtgato re d'itAs up the
city vestsrAy she arrived hero about Two O'Clock YES
tercay afsssoa, having beeo hauled ou from nor dan
gerous s,ssssa IOos Branch eleven O'Clock
Tuesday n.sha
kasy NJ No af,eroooo Of Tuesday tbe Coast wrcck,ng
Company schooner johnson arrived ~ the soess d
aster. anc sas DOT Ieog boove the gag Of sso
took down vero at WORT planting anchors and pro
parag 70 sea'e hsr OIL A. oary hour o tho evcong
strain puupou the hawsor and Al about eleven
she came on handsome,y, and taken In tow Imme.
dlately aud ssted fov tho bar. Al hall past teo O'Clock
Wednesday morning she II. Andcsms up ths
c snd anchored the North river above Canal street
IL 10 generally believed that tho Re dTtAliA h net
damaged IN the slightest few shoets Of ooppee may
DO torn up; but she be readily dockod and put
order. The repairs " her engine DO completed
say Ten days, that sbo got 70 by tho l6<h OF
January On her voysss to Naples Captain Imboct who
10 tho most genial gontiemen and said 70 DO
Of the nnest seaman In his navy fec's deeply his mis
fortune. aad Ia deserving OF much symps<hy but wc
doubt tho propre,y OF his taking charge OF his ship while
pilot ground our tho winter season Mr..
Webb had been paid the full for constructing her
and oss nothing BY tho accident but he ecs worry sorry
thss t occurred aud deeply sympathxss with Captain
Imbert 10 his troubles.
The whole mater will probably be Investigated by
court Of inquiry, ordered by ths Minister Of Marine
Turin; and q ths ship mus, Ieave worry sooa will not
be held until her arrival ., port In Italy hs Don
MIS- J. Jones and Elwood wator or the Board OF Ia
derwrters are entitled to much credit for the prompt
oess With which they forwarded the assistance tho
imperiiled SHIP.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
PersDnal IntelIlRence.

His Excelleuey Gcosrs B,rios President Of San
salvador, who recently narrowly escaped with bs
life, B at present In the city stopping IN choice apart,
ments the New York Hotel rns General a tall aad
doc looking man courieous and aable 10 his manners
With considerable spice Of the military dDL Va his ap
pearsncs lie II beng oyenyn with Complimentary
visitors, the most 0f vhpm arc ladies aDf gertsmen
from or copnectod with the spanh American rcpsbics
Among the arrivals In this city yesterday MAJOR
Lawrence Kip Inspector General or the reserve arie
ry " the Army ~ the Potomac. He II rsesips a few
days With ns friend Hon. fefduapd Soydsm after the
recent summer campaign 10 'rsiSa. -
B Elliott Esq, Aetuary OF the S,nitsy Comrr is.on,
about whose safety Washnton e-pondent yesor
daJ EXPRESSED anrsty, are glad Ia learn st at
Ber ,Ieocmhcr - r,osscutirs bis Statistical iabors
y Trend ~ Ia D AypfeLensiont o. dancer IN bis
Jeasf
count tat.o. n.freuch Minister. yaled for Earols
rt..ef'ly .rH stgsusLip AusIfa asian.
H.e N .Isia H seward. has returned to Warrington
u .lrr Il'r q tho festivities Of New Year. ifo spent
nIsfas faF at hs ismiy seat Asbgrn, aud ieft 'or
Wassrlrl , the sight O'Clock traG yesterday
W.
q. a.taoiore Go.,n 1 ths rnhes States Navy: r. d
York and Mr. Blackmose, u snslsnc, ara stopping ct
the Brovoort House.
Gen il r Sweetser and 11l. J. Farnsxnrih, ~ Penn.
syyans: Gen. J. c Nivso, Of HOUtcel,o Col = s. snoot
of Washington Capt iOon Of The United states Army
MAJOR John Tyler of Vermont H. u. iArOu aud party
family, of wi-cousn, aud WIN. Kay q Chicago,
stopping at the NeifOpo tan Hotel.
Hon Oxea ioveoy and Ms Lnveoy, q ~ lnois Gen.
n Clark and wife and Gen &, T. Iiifei sou % Wash.
ng,np Hafnilton Castes, Of Baltimore " Burkingtam
of Norwich Hoo. Rec, ~ ss.ae y. craze of
WORTH and I Hs'ey, Of Portrait. arc ttoppas at
Astur Horse
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Arrivals aad D.psrsures.


Liys.,oot-s,ssn.sip Assr..sn-coan, s.rcisr.
French hinser a. Nasainxoe hsdAns asrcier chi
srsn on, narss soi ,-o n.a erv.o. Count q. cbos,a
John ssohsee Cub. css. rsgsna, Pelsr-sI- Eag.
kvarts and son, Fe~ Yorn. Esp-n PhfsfsIrhi. . 4
Wsser recn,o Capt LAWSON, England; 4 A Eoosoli,or
Hnsda Geo u on espis add hcInnss HalfsI. A ID Ar.
.no, fsrsj KING Ne. rorsi n 0wnsn Gsrnssv. "
q Haxau. hsine, james RAnas ana s~rvant ID ID s,.~
sr. Ensisnd A 0.r'sral Phi.acsiphN Alfrsf Knigh,
sss y sos Ms t...ksra s.s il W sS,
man. Paris W m Beach and "a 8epn.,t gsslanf fr.,t
xsaeoi 0-y, 9 nnd--. aud . Rogsrs. gso Jab.on.
X Blskey W " WAT wm shepkeff ana I u rhon.
son, Knssni Autr-~ Naoos AMI Jessie Har1s Barso--
abd yTe9 40 IN spsrs
sovrnlnvros srD Htssusc-s'esnship Rsvarf.-J q
vasser Ne- Yors haninrL vniisrs. Paris; n Gut.
mann. kev forh M aud Mrs N Joseph ehd aBa inf.ot
New or cans. bsrnay, Baltimore n 9.ll~moni n di.
raid, Nsv rort DR. Geo Osvinxe isiy and slehnand
s.- Yors christlan wolf Eil.s5 S.s-r. jos .s ssrsf
ler franf ksge smann fse Muller, Freir wNkeL cdr
wse-i Lad xs-s H.ay Has.n Bernh Jufs.ss wlls
rlu yohn ri..h. H.nry sarss-t Aug Dahm, " "
Bsrger, John warn o-sh. rsppe wn osls Bohlrass--
Nsv ostrAss-Strarns ship Crrote-srs Van wsraer vrs
Ehfs heDsnai. Aiiyu u cieaneas A u Cf.s .
'snAsi Cosish, rrssx others Ia NE ss.sf-ss
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Misc allaneOvss.
Theatre Ere ncaas.

On Tuesday evening the artists OF tho French theatre
appeared In I've act melodrama, called la Dame de
Saint Tropez, which Is founded celebrated crimns
which was many years since tried IN the French
courts This drama OF the Porto st. Martin plays
and melancholy and tiresome the invsteras
Bowsry audience could desire II Is IN way suited 70
tho audiences Of ~ Juignets naty little theatre. That
this public don't Ike dramas proved by the fact hat
. slim audience assembled this We confess
that totally opposed to these heavy plays when
produced in so small theatre NJ. Jaignet has DOT tho
opportunity for sceoc effects such necessary
dramas The Lady Of ST. Tropez should be attempted
by his artists. You can't put whale 10
a bucket-that is, tbs whale and bucket
are OF natural proportions Having condemned the
production OF the drama the OF the size OF
theatre viii totally condemn on the that
thn drama ~as written for star. Frederic Lemaitre
lthere IA but ono important role IN tho pay) and NJ
alike but OF them far 10 advance Of their
cdss1rodes that drama should be gotten up merely
give them chance for individual display. NJ JuigBet
wiIl we bope, give rs no moro drsmas With the line
troupe he has secured LET him by all play come
ess s ,s .r is1ss ."a opsrs with such be
NJ Gravisr. who played ths leading role In the Damo
DO 81 Tropsz. was very sstsfaetory George Maurice.
ana made US all very miserable and unhappy
by very feke denest.on Of the missries Of jealous
and unhappy husband. HIS make. up o man being
slowly poisoned was quite artistic. lie Was duly pals
and suffered very naturally. He acted extremely well
that where the posoner detected We accord ell
praise 10 Graver but bopo that be viii longer ap
pear In dramas. We prefer him, Infinitely. 10 comedy
Nine Levasseur, as the young ady who sacrifice. her
love senss OF nlia duty and becomes the wife Of
Maur because he had benefited her father played
rs ~ith her usual and distraction. This arSt
certainly deserving tho favor she has the
nation of The hGLa1es of the Theatre frAncss She b
capable and coDscieutious In ell ber rol,s We may say
the game o. hat established favorito Nile. Hamburg
N. Ihol, tho villain WAS truly de,es,s-
bio az be should have been. N. Roche bad
the mos, Of The anne nav be .s@ q, tss,rs
NJ Faye ss the abandoned over played extremely veil
This artist has much In bis favor and s destined be-
come favorite, Like Messrs Roche Edsard aad Peile
tier Faye crushed under the ~esht o this heavy
drama. We hope that these artists may escape similar
infection for the rest of the season.
We take pleasure Ia announcing that 90 New Year
evening there will os Jolly perormAncs at the Theatre
FrancAis ON this occasion the price Of admission will
be reduced % nfiy cent? 20 al parts Of the house
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

TBr Bosroy HAspn. HrDr socIsrY gavs iis annual
Christmss orstorio Of the Messiah st Music Hail. lAst
Sunday evening 10 the largest audience q the season.
with fun orchestra, the great organ, chorus three
hundred members and solos,s. mo B-ton Post
saysr-Miss Bransrd vM of course, the star Of The
evening she acquitted herself with much credit and
justified 10 large clr-ee her metropolitan reputation
She achieved hsr best success 10 The favorts air q "f
koov that my Redeemst veth." giving With forvor
aud skill Indicative Of uncounon srttstlc merit Mss
Brainsrd bss fine pses.ooe, ana maze excellent
rressiou q Bystou audtcoeo
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Military.
ARRfVAl or RRaxIl IN rHYg CyrV,

ARRIVAL OF REBELS IN rHrs cyrv.
Eighty two repsntAns robe arrived th city a ha
past eleven O'Clock Tuesday evening from Camp Doug
las chicago, charge OF Captain Barr o, tne Invalid
the receiving shp North Carolina Brooxiyu Navy Yard
they came here BY the Hudson River Railroad and
let out at the rhirteth street depot. where large
ber OF boterous people soon assembled and commenced
conversation with tho rebels. some policemen appre
crowd and escorted the quoudam rebels to tueo'a al
the foot OF Tbteth street. whence they were conveyed
70 tho Brooklyn Navy Yard. These meo prisoners
OF war VINO svailed thsuseves OF the Presidents au
nes.y pocamasou and have deserted Jeu DAVIS aud hs
cause.
RECRUITING IN WESTERN NEW YoRK.
Recruiting going br'sk'y in the western part OF
this state We understand that the quota OF Genesee
county made up through the exerous OF Colonel John
L. Torrance and other leading men OF the county who
have held meetings day 70 forward the cause we also
learn that tho quotas OF Niagara and wyoming counties
are nearly full.
PRESENTATION TO BaIaADrHa GENERAL JACKSON, or
RixBR's ISLAND.
Brgadier General N. J. Jackson, tho commandsut on
Rker's Island. wss presented with a magnificent gold
watch, chala and seals on Christmas Day, a. . slight
mark OF the esteem and Affection with which be regard
cd BY the officers under his direction The et
was accompanied by se< OF complimentary resolutions
sigDed BY representatives from ovcry regiment which
has been sent from tho eaie OF Nov York the OF
which has ever occurred this vicinity. General Jack
son taken completely BY surprise, not having bad
the slightest ntmaoo previous 70 the presentation Of
what was 10 occur. About three o'clock Christmas
afternoon committee of three. composed Of Major George
r. Hopper Sixteenth New York Volunteers Major Tate,
Ono Hundred and Thirty hrst Now York vounteers aud
Capt Wilson, Ninety third Now York Volunteers waited
upon Gen Jackson At has headquaters for the purpose OF
making the Among others present were Capt
Prescott, OF the regular army Captain shannon, A. A.
A. g. OF General Jackson; Lieutenant r. Chamberian
A. d. C.; Lieutenant Drake and Captain McCoun. Major
Hopper, behalf Of his brohcr officers made the pre-
sentation speech and General jackson. who
deeply affected responded in most Appropriate manner
declaring that he would treasure up the incident through
life as one OF the most pleasant in his military career and
thanking the donors for the aterng evidence OF their
regard and afecttouae appreciation Inc testimonial IL
Ia said, cost elgs hundred dollars. and most
elaborate in Its ornaeniaton On the OF the watch
the following inscription
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

RoArre A IoipsD eHKtI.-Yesterdsy one of the
soldiers at the soldiers Rcst, well known Tor hsrum-
sxarum exploits, while 10 ne guard room picked sp
ioaded ten pound Parrou shell and Remaining thai
one OF The things ITO uy mens souls" pitched n mo
the stove closed the door and laid quietly down n front
of Il. There we're somc thirty forty soldiers IN the
room st The sime, and as the shot went In q number
made tracks. but the majority d them dif not get
before ts shell erplodsd, tearing stove atoms
bot, strange 70 ssy, not man vn hurt, or vss tbs
building injured The onicefs IN charge being OF tho
opinion that such expevssoos should be pad tor have
ostermned that the shall replace the waiA.
,nofor Sdy.