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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
Weather Repor,.-JAg. 90. 1863.


Bo,rOs, a. m.-TheEmOmeter 800. Wind fresh, N Il
sl-et
BuvvAro N. y, ga m.-Thermometer $50 above. la
rometes 29.5l. Wind Il. Cloudy.
ToRoATo. G. W., Q a m-Iherporneser %' barometer
29O8.
ssRNn c. w. Ga N --Thermome,er 80. Cloudy.
CLEVELAND. a. TheED.omet.r Joo. Barometer 70 49,
" IND :. Cloudy.
romeer 2945 Mind n W. Clesr. Eveuing-T hernom.
eter ~ Barometer % -. Wind y. W. Cloudy River
using slowly; u ieet in canal. feet over falls $500 -
PORTLAND, Me-. am-lheImometer 2lo. Wind n
Cloudy. 49, -
BosfoN Mass, a. m.-Thermometer 80 Wind N
Rainy. $50
SPRlsoYELD. Mas. 9 a. m-Thsrmometer $50. Wne
~ Cloudy. .
Cloudy. IN az,
PmLAprEPHrA. Pa. a m.-Thermomotsr so. win'
II. r. Cloudy. - 49,,
WlsHSoroS d. C.. 0 e. m.-Thermome,sr $50 Wine
4. Cloudy. ..
PHrIADELPmfA noon-Thermomster 100. Barometer 3o2
Wiud " ~ l.. Cloudy. ~
Cnic.aO H., Gsm.-Thermomeles 33' Barometer 20 20
Wind =. W. -
tor 30 zoo Wind y. Weather cloudy.
RINousxf G. f., d uu.-Thermomeer E'. bs
rometcr 5o55. Wind, n, light, Cloudy.
QUEniU. G r.. o. m.-TAerr omcieT - Baroms'e
9,C9. Wind y, ishL H.4y
MoSrRE,t, G. E am Thermometer 1872 Bar9mets
1917. Wind y. t. BY r. Cloudy 80, =,
CryciNSAr. o.. ga m.-TheIwometer io'. Wind 4
Cloudy. o N
romoler J0.O. Wind y. cloudy.
QusRFc, L. T., "a m.-rheTnometer 2t' Bsromete
20 02 Wind H. T. Overcast aud showing
MoSrkEAL G; e., m5Thstm9nls'er ~ b'r'"'
BlNou.kr g. L, a. m-Thermometef ". bT'me's
ToRoSTo --ThemomeieT io' Cloudy sod ths"ipg
SARNiA.-1LotmOmetor t3'. Mild wind
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Ares, Of the Lnio Correspondent OF the
As-ocinisd Press.

NAsIUNrION- 4hnT Gay, Jan = ItUL
Jie Sta, has tue following:
We hear that few days eirca IN. DeunU., the
principal agent correspondent Of the Associated
Press with the Army If the Potomac pafsed though
this city for New. York in mililary custody.
The cause OF his arrest il raid o. have boon some
publication mnde by him or attempt, 70 publish mat
tiers going to show Reorganization and dcmoralza-
ton Of the army. We hear further thai Nj Thco-
dorc Barnard, Mr. Domingo principal asristaut nj
headquarters there wss afro hrr,scd AID seut away
from camp.
Ifis ui1,rcd that the publication in 12e Ner-
Yock T,mc, OF notable letter, dated lAl inst, on
condition Ilo army had something ~ do with tLe,c
affctti.
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heoome interested In this unfortunate class OF people
unfortunate because of the oppression and neglect
with which they have been too often treated WITHIN
our lines-and have com meme ed mission Of benevo.
lence 10 their behalf. Miss Maria Mann, niece OF
the late Horace Mann, has just arrived here, win
full supply of sanitary stores for them, from tns
Commission, and letter from Major-Gen. Curtis,
TO commence the work OF establishing Detter nos
ptal for the colored people, where the sick can De
taken care Of with Christian kindness, instead OF
being suffered to die of neglect and cruelty. ehe
will labor under the auspices OF the Sanitary Coh
missoD, In connection with Messrs. Sawyer ana
forman, IN their behalf
THE HOSPITALS AT HELENA.
There are now about / 900 sick soldiers in Helena,
many of them convalescent, occupying four OF the
churches as hospitals several other large oaiidhgs'
aud the old camp or barracks of the 10Th ILLINOIS In
fantry. The large residence Of the Rebel Ten
IIindman, for some time the headquarters OF our
Generals is now used rs "a hospital. About two
thirds Of the sick will beabe to join their regiments
again, and the remainder will get their discharge
from the service some by death, and others Deeaoso
of their impaired constitutions.
These hospitals are now under excellent man
agement. The Post Surgeon, DIR. Z. q. Pehse, u
man of great executive ability, OF high a'thinmehs
in his profession, Of humsne sentiments and "i'nal
"A Christian gent leuian. lie has had large amount
of labor and responsibility thrown upon bis hands,
but IL untiring in his efforts, and has made every
arrangement for tho sick Of the advancing army eis
bebud 10 be taken care OF In the beat manner Ills
are excellent and he IL no longer ham,
pered by red tape. These hospitals are also provided
with experienced nurses, some OF them women shd
are visited from time to time by the Post chAIlAih,
Mr. Forman who also holds a regular religious ser
vice every Sabbath in tie only church reserved for
public worship tthc Episcopal, which he occupies
Jointly with the Rev. Mr.. Sawyer as Post Chapel.
In these Labors Of the Chaplains, Dr. Pease takes
friendly interest, and gives them his sanction and
approyal showing that he has not forgotten IN the
army the religious principles which guided his con-
duct rs member OF civil society, "a too many others
have done. In this respect his course IL III marked
contrast with many Of tho army rurgeons, who are
us noted for their profanity as any other elaas oil
officers that can be found, whilo their acquaintance
with the divine handiwurk Oh the Creator in the
human frame one would suppose wonld inspire then
with more than ordinary reverence for the Author OF
our beiug by whom we have bsen SO eailnliy
and wonderfully made GUiIBt"r'
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NAissourl Legislature.

JEFFERSON CIrr, Mo-. Thursday Jan. 81, 1868.
In tho Senate to-day the joint resolution was pas
sed, requesting President Lincoln to withdraw bis
recent order suspending Orders No 8 and %, wnen
of the prevailing disloyslty, and to facilitate
their execution and to preserve the peace OF
the State, be be solicited to call the loyal
portion Of the enrolled militia into the United States
service in place Of the Federal troops withdraw,
the eaid enrolled militia to be put on the same foot
ing az the State militia and receive the same pay as
U. S. troops Order No. provides for assessing the
OF Secessionists to indemnify Union men
for losses. Order No. IS dscriminates In favor Of
loyal men in matters Of trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

IAN u4NCii00. TInTsdsF, Jau. Y nos.
Oregon and British Columbia oIiteo 10 the iJtn
have been received.
Victoria pnrer rays 100 Indians have diod NJ
Yun Couyors Island - small pox this Winter
This drease will FOOu eArermInn'u The rnce there
Three thousand n.iuerr have gone tOm Oregon
TO Booze River, balf way between Dalles nnd Sdi'
Lake, where il - believed prospects are more ia'or
able than on SllnOn River. rush there lsoHPeete"
no soon ~ spring opcne. ,..
inclns 100 .ackl cope, ore 1910 gallons OF tuPse
tine % 900 hides. go bales Of wool aOr@k, u n m
70. nj uu.,rI seed go rssks Of wlHle OIL lup paks o.
pusno ~ Od0 10 Brazil" 80 Of fur snd " PP'' VI
vyius
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CITY ITEMS.

There will be Grand Promenade Concert OF the
Mercantile Library Association Of Brooklyn at the Academy
OF Music. on Tuesday evening Jan. a. 1863 as O'Clock
Music by Hemsmuilers a2d Regiment Band Ticket admit
ting lady and gentleman 81 81 'tcke admitting gentle
man. 81 Tickets may be obtained 90 application 10 any
member Of the General Committee. or at the Library.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

HoRniBtg CAsE or HYDRornoBis.-A man
ntia.d Loul. Bo srecer Of North sixth and Fn
streets Eastern District died early yesterday morning from
hydrophoba II sPpcsn ,hst few weeks since While a.
.sudus III. dog which had 6een seE, Nh Blohm was ien
on the hani but the woond slight sud soon hea.ed
rp Nothing furhe thought 81 t. matter until TUESDAY
afternoon last wheu approaching bowl 81 waller 10 "rs
ia. hsds no li sudden adherence 0f H. and e oce ,a'
p..f.d the raUsa lie m.diatey procured medical aiv
H. ,be r.m.di.. p-e.eunod failed sAy Tho raridy adj
,anoiug dseae. During that uast Ne symptom, became
tsssyeted residing b. sfsdnrs oi iHf Do" q islI nesn'
flrthrr mrd,si as'orce cstd Bon, "fen ths pii-n.
s,hiled s6i renctnroe 10 sac aIy medicine ~ 70 permit
Inc 4pprsch he doctors. The Of eaEAng soon
s0e conn enced du in. The utsfyts Which he "as en-
rs Emily =, 20 toprasch him In the s"erron IL became
neceAJ 10 us Tss,tt protect 'h" attendants ron BIS
viol@ncs Tie ts,atr ent u chi Ioofp ana 6 orc
.ay the p.sm. Thus he continued until sfe midn shii
y ben death put euJ 10 hi. agony.
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Union Dinner az Baltimore.

BaLlIs.iy. T.usi4!. ian. = lGt1
There ucGt Union duner to-nigi III ai Tie
Assembly Rooms, given Ia honor ct Gen. Sct,nch,
the Commander OF this Department. Il was sl.en-
did ar IT., attended by the NOT substantial Of
Baltimore.
Gov Bradford made n moot eloquent aud
thoroughly loyal speech. Gen ScbencI alsQ spoke
eloquenily commanding the oonr5e Of The Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

WAsHiNgTos, Tbufsday, Jan Y, I5l1'
The following has been received At tho Navy De-
partment: ,.e,
10 ne Non. GipsoS WgLLs,. Ssers'a'y Of the N0ry'
The gunboat Lexington. Lieut.. Commander hhirk,
has Just arrived, AZ ii u. m, conveying i''9J heoe
prisoners Of war from the Poet OF Arkanaar.
A. NJ PEENOCK. Plee, Captain.
The Department has received an official account
from Commodore Parker, rela;iys to the brilliant
part erformed by bis feet in that action.
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MARRIED.

Dec IL at tho residence Of the bdes sther by ths Raw
Mr. Thompson Of Lima, Nix Isaao d. ColVin Of Victor,
II and Miss Ceesta r. Vaughan, daughter Of Arson W.
LA DUE-PALMER-On Wednesday, Jan H. at the real.
Of the brides father by the Rev c. Putnsy beo-
dore La Due Of this city to Amanda L. PsImcr elds.t
daughter Of Capt T. Palmer Of Brooklyn. No cards
PALMER-DAVIES-On Wednesday Jan a. nv The nsv
A. H. Burin CHAM the Rev. c. w. Palmer Of Cambridge
N Y TO j. Anna Davies OF Brooklyn. No cards
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after the let Of March, 1863, the coupons OF all
bonds of the United States, heretofore issued ana
which NAY be issued under this act, may, any time
within thirty days Of the time they become due, %
received for customs as coin, under such regulations
as the Secretary of the Treasury shall prescribe.
The action on the bank tax and other sections Is
not vet concluded
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,rar,,c,.-Reportsd b. Tthgropl

PHILtDyIPnia. Jan 22.-Froua firm; sales q 900 66l'
AZ UNCHANGED prices WHEAT hrm sales Of 1850 bush Red
81 a.G+I 5ii White. & 5sd = 85 Cons hrn-salas o.
900 bush New tGc Old $50 CorToN edyencng at 'od
lie WHIsgY firm at SIC.
BILrtxoRs Ian gl-FIOun dnIl Western droopins,
WHEAT firm; Western N hite ~ ald 81 %. CoKS quiet
and unchanged NHs. dui Il J0c CoPgEB doll Rio de
c.ined .c DECENTRALIZATION
perfn. WHi.kY firm ~ &ie Me" PoRK quiet at ti0 ~
ior Old and : ~ 50 for new.
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Advertisen@nl.l
I'm. If.rf.rpn SpAfI. ~ ANX


nov RRAps pamphlet Of 81 psss. nue White paper
Beside tho bill. which is word for NO in eooocaueo wy
the snsi text, append t. u an APPALACHIAN hecApa
on OF every article 70 be taxed by the law, aud the amount
OF the tan 10 be eyisi This render: as ooaP!e
eud conY enieut ~ Il is possible 20 make r.
Prics cent. postpaid; - per- 100 sent by eIpres,i a.
p.t 100 II by mail. Address rHB TVIUUNE, NewfoF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

BOARD OF Communicable Board met on
Thursday a. O'Clock, p. tie President Morgan Jones
esq., Ii the chair The Controller submitted the following
made to bis department. by the Sixth and Eighth Ave
Railroad Comp,nie, las required by resolution Of the
Common COunc Of their monthly receipts from September
10 Decemher II. tnclugye.
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A srcor..rrI SwlspLs.-On Wednesday even

4 SCcCEssFUL SwiNDLE.-On Wednesday even
ns lat foing 81 decent exterior, called al The
Lonse Of Mr. ~ q. Morse No ~ R.ms~u street, snc
handing note tho gill requested Ter t. take TO
Sir Aos,e. compiled. and while s0sut the ivio" sp
tropri, a hna ovrrcoai worth = 49, hat worth
with which b, TOOK hi' dep rt4re o. The ss .suI1
ne was missing The uotc, written Win cad pencil read'
a. toll oss.
Ladie, and gentlemen: This Young came rom the
south on Nondly aud has hsd good ucA % si suit 81
ootls, All he wants noN Is 'itgnior. lie l. pefeety
honest and willing 10 tie hin 10 you Written
and .,nt by W iliim Tyler, No"'Nors"
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The paper received and ordered 70 be printed In The
minutes, The Clers OF the Board made communication
nsmng his assistants and for the present year
lie esppontu oil tho old officers The suggestions Of the
Controller have the and relief ordinances legsized by
the egsue and making provision for tbs payment Of tho
same adopted The Committee Ordinances submit
~ proposition to sppont additional deputy collector Of
city revenue at salary Of $l2O per snnum This Board
then adjourned TO next TLursday at p m.
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Az usrsoys Ma Forsp DADA man wa

AK UNKsowE Mas FouSD DADA man was
found dead Wednesday might by boys at tho edge Of
BushWick Greek Lcsr 6feeu Foint Decefst was appi.
emily German. q medium h.h stou bu, f face. red
mrs6che and bat Fto haii on HE head lie was well
dIs sed bad on twird pants cloth coat, aud AZ eEecoI
Mo arsos- his person fur cap fond near him. In
III. pocket slr of aid goves bren pocAs haudAercIf
90 pocket book containing sf2 2. There wore - MARKS
= Vi ence h person. The body trs~r Ia charge "
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MAILBAG FoUND.--About II o'clock on Wednes-
day nigh, officer Bacom Of the First Precinct found ia the
bag containing the mail for Alexandria which he
delivered to the Superintendent at the PostOce 1t PROB
ably dropped of the o. ). Mail wagon while being trans
ported from the post.Ohics 10 the cars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

Grafuleas 9Th Regiment National Guard Band
will give Promenade Concert at their Amory on satur day
eyenina Jan "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

uArA1noS r. g, Thnr.dsy. Jsn y. ido,.
| The clearinghouse OF IL. y. Mer.@ngc, !" ~
vilaoe was entered Last night by burglars. Inc
safe was opened by drilling, aud robbed oil ''' con-
tents, over $1,000,
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,Wiscoasin Senator.

MADsoy, Wis, Thursday, jan. 2s 1909
j. II. Doolitte was to-day reelected to the u. b
Senate.
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WEDDING, BUSINESS, aud VISITING CARDS
I'm Eesnt Styrs-The cs brsed engraved Cards sold only
q ]. EyYEUErt's OF Establishment No. -! Broadway
corner Dususst E,aDIsLsd 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

CHARITIES AND CORRECTIoss.--Ihe weekly
statement Of this Commission shows that there remain
Ing the institutions The iTth nst 1879 inmates Dur
arg the week 40 died s5 discharged and 23 sent
10 Hlscawes sl1ui. Eight sick and wounded 'oiies
still remaining at Bellevue Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

Nessr. FOWLER Il WELLS continue their
-. ~, ss,cYr In Lineoln Hall 8h aud 5jd-si
nren AZ "a commence TcketseS cents may ehsd a.
,he doof and Al No GS Broadway.
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Bnsmsss Nollrce.
Tup SANGRADo SYSTEM.

THE SANGRiD0 SYSTEM.
When Doo,o. Sal .ado found hs patients weak lie gave
them VS. water suc Wren they 80, weakc he bea them
aud dosea them with colonel aud 4,sp G bls. ie u,
hat wsy yet. Tie world IN general however has found
OUT that, In cases Of debility aud premature decay
are m. ,rne lfsu.taisisg eor,sI This Tonic powerful
srJ p,scy hamless restorative But Il doe, than
nd S!lsy Into tSe blood bios. al tie
INTO hGfa0uI with the laws o heat nc eeo.i
sex md d Invaluable IN the various physical dfcne, to
= 49,. ~ - - Y..-"~,uou i 81
terci. aud Lypochondssil cases, ,asc. IL msL ..e
lnRrurs sleYated by its aud where The -
eD'1''0" '''P, e,r s~a 0s sroTsc% B,TTrH.
are recommended ss means OF reh' sthE tle Nslsu
aud pTolon4ns iis Depot No. so h1osi"S'
DISEASES OF TUE NERVOUS, SEMINAL. tRiN-
,sY A>p StAr>t StsrtMs-New aud reliable stea mcgt.-
s.ssi liter rvclorc, tree OF charge Adde'S Dr. J. sSl-
~ llo,eu"g, liosA.d Association fhilideiphis ia
ANkLErs--For Skating and general use at this
.eason livery lrdy shoad have psr fot sale a. . ''S
rEut''. No. sl1 h.o'd"ay .------
BEAUTIFUL IWt-LKE PtcruRL>. Al
C.t-. lie White = yer deem Duplicates ~ "
N..s,iye, y. ,,red. r. : Lrvrs ~ ,h4,hAm', n !.
Rr,p,n, you can nave an enduring always
.a, ssd reliable Onlp rsS exactly adapted L" ,''' H'A
rJ.tv,. Of w,ug rhion will % vonr victims 's''y sno'p
% than steel Pens lyon wan b. CAL . ''"'
Msiden.lsn. o. uco's NsnP 'or CIRCULAR. -------
r,u I'x,rrp STATES TAN Law.
Nm u,,u, IN psuyle Of - PAGES on NV mn.s psp ~,
- NE hin which ord for "od 81 ~ I.h
~ MI ,e, "a. anprudt TO II an AIpns"''Oa, neoSP'"a
we - 10 be taxed by the law and the amour,
,o " -, r lev ed thereon. TINS rendelS M cohpete
o. ~. '.ani.,t A.. IL is possible 10 maze 10
a. ~. ,o,lusil. = per luV d sent hv express -
fts, ~ s." 'i Adde'S TuR TKnrSe New York.
Mans AND p,grtES ". Snow AND RAiS.-|
- 81 N....' "a bite satin sud peu gster Boots aud
h""' ~, r-. sod IA Ties Bam0rals aud India Rubber
bo"'' ''i SNOW mnIEa 4 Co.'S, NJ. 385 Csual.t
Tn,,Srs MARSH X Oo'S Radical Cure
inns Olc- No Nesey,t. tunder Aston louse), opposite
be rhucH No ion wlpteseF with any other True,
oaice Of same name a female attend, Ladies
ANhLErS AND BAIMoRALS.
Every ahy should bo provided with thsse kr-pnseyng
articles lot outdoor snd sAaus Fo sac at BIXHts,
So. AsiOf Place
WHEELER h Wilson's SLwiNG-MACIuNE>,
HiGhET PREmUM
International Exhibition, Loudoa 1862
Odoe, No. so5 BRo,p~A. New.foh.
JLrFERs, No. SO Broadway. whore the genu-
In. lie preserving BaIvORtL Doors for ladies and chdre
nsdo also gon;emeus Slipper IN sfea. variety oa
nndIos JEFrIhs, no. 31J Broadway
TnI PALMER ARM AND liEG.-.b' fhANh
PALMER inventor uud Patep.--, Astor ground nooI
H. Y Al,o Philadelphia aud Boston. Ony houses oil 'AtN"
Co Avoid la,pod..9a 5x calling on tts 'u'sa"'
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lAdverti,emen.l
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, greatly improved. by T.. Il

?
HrpsoS VI. H. Clinton Hal, up staiT', AtoIPisce ~ J.
Soldiers provided with les at Con eTnunt cost By presenting
their psres Hands Of best quality Feet or hortenei limbs
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FAY OF OREGON NDlAX Ac.Ncu

Tho Secretary Of the Interior sem TO Congress to-
day letter. accompanying II communication from
the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs assing tor the
ra,sigc Of law to divert from certain meNpenled
appropriations, amounting to s!olQQg, funds sum
cient to pay the indebtedness incurred unGer other
beads Of appropriation now exhausted and due 10 the
various Indian Agencies Of Oregon and Washington
during tba pat three ycars. II 10 represented that
great Inconvenience mad suffering have resulted
from this long creiit OF the Governments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

Tux CoURTs.--1he Kings County Circuit Court
adjourned yesietsay calendar, comprising
no cau.ss hAvil. disposed oil Tic Court Of Oyer aud
.fmuer vii meet sau Monday, for the purpose Of
cclypg the the Gtt jury The City Court
Calendar wf BE- resumed Monday the 26th iust, when
III. following numbers viii Oe called; Ns 23 D. ~. 49, a.
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ATAsT rLEEr ABOUT 10 DEPART

WINE Now-York was Co7yi Other Nayy'Isrls
were not i'll. last week. The following squadron
of fat steamers las been sent OH Commissioned
to go, within few days on most important business
LBokswanns steam corvette navy bu Iroq1 ois gIHbre,
navy built; Sacramento large corvette navy built fswrce
.unboat navy built Aohot.. ibea sunbOa b-sy bItt
IicOuderogs, Eunbost, preparing
Thee are all new, fast vesses, aud only one Of
them the Pawnec, wac ever W rev before. The
Ladobna Hendrix IIud,op aud olhor uselul Pur-
chssrd vessels are ALEC sent away. The work 10 be-
Performed by these ships, aud the fee, whose n mes
we printed some days since, will soop be heard d.
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NAVAL.
The s-a.goinx Qualities OF onr Monitors
Pro,.d--Thc Ve,hnwken Tested in the
Lnie Gaic--A Fast FIsr' "bo"s 10 De


There Vas much anxiety felt ia naval circles in
this city Yesterday, TO hear from the iron.cladr Ma
liant and Wechaw ken, which lefl here on Sunday
The suspense was relieved 10y the receipt If tele
gram from Capt. Rodgers Of the Weehawkcn, IN
forming Of hi- safe arrival at Fortress Monroe
From informs ton received from another source il IA
probable hat the NAhant and Laokawanna have
sheltered themselves behind tho Delaware break.
water. II " n be ,eeu that the Weehawken proved
her seaworhnesa by successfully wesibering oue vi
the scyercst ,nle- OF record. The impodincc Of hs
experience r. ines'imahle, and the thank. Of the
country sre Jle 60 CaFt Rodgers for having over
come tho preulice- Of tho tailors, aud fr having
the courage thus 10 icst The ohy point which &C.
manned to be proyed-the sea.goius qualities u oar
Moni;ors. Nonly, thisis hn important event and lis
influence on our foreign relations cannot bst be
beneficial
The following is the Telegram from Capt. Rodgers:
HtrProN ROADS. Thufsdav Jsn ~ 1.ll
We have srved .sfeiy, ana s veil Ga Tu",dst, shout
T. nj, had q. cost on nom the Boarduau FOR hrr safety.
Weather very fhfrsieIing She back toward tho nss
ware Blrat Had bard storm from = l. on iuei day
nIsht-wsvr, above - feet gh. Nesss made excellent
wc,f4cg aud 'cry te motion When tl. Bosidltn ie'i,
lsiassd oy fIom tLc lroqloisl BOW sgso wholly.
Ystefdy wien the yale he'd shsted TOOK iose from the
Foqaos-i-auged her machinery. CAT OF and cur i aioae
ftoouol. can la under IT. q aua = o. hsIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
BROOKLYN ITEus.

THE BoARD ~ AssEssORs.-Ihe new Board OF
have organized by IN. election OF Ihons' CIT
I'm. q, Pr,slden. sud bon inick Roache Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

FINE ARIs.-In a few weeks the collection Of
paintings comprising late international Exhibition will be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

A HrcE PEAR.-A pear weighing three pounds
seven ounces tL Ia sest grown in California from the
orchard Of r. H. Beard esq San jose Mission, has been
forwarded to tho Rev Dr. Bellows In this city aud It 10 nov
on exhibition a. the Office Of The As'saH dgTtniT. NO
Al Park row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

STEALING BiBrTs.-Y Yesterday afternoon, Francs
Nc,.uo. Pal Pi,cN rufne Michael Cody. James ieury
Mclaughlin John F.' Ro6srs Sm4rt Charles c1wan
Patrick Henry aud lmos Cody. were taseh Seio'e
Alderman Ia, ~ the Tou.b- Police ConEt. charged ia
lng n to BiD.ist ChUTch ia Oliver st.et and carry ibs
away number Bibles and other books agd psPeT ny
neas that the youthful buIgI objected TO circulating tue
GOOD book under pefeng TO do their WORK openly 90
.v ire tie ctyefs OF tie Bibles sId scattered them al
over line prvs chat shy subsed eC,v sold .he nnr9Nefc
ooi for 49,, paper. Mr. Pheps ore Of the trustee o
Ina Cnr.h wi,the complainant erd ONcer hirhy 81 the
Feurth Precinct arrested the boys VINO frankly
th., x Alderman Hall com-iited them sll IN deiau' Of
500 bell eecl, TO answer.