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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-24

r. one q N;lkio ColIinss books, Mr. Clare;
y nlilosopi,eg, is made 10 say: In yonr pres
cncc. and :5ut Of It, have always u1a'ntaluedj
that the one important phenomenon presented
hv modern society, is-~the ENORMOUS prosper
ifv Of fools. Show me On individual tool, AND
7 will show you an aggregate s,elety which
gives that highly zayored personaec nlne
chances ont Of ten: and grud8ess Ghe TENTH 70
the wiscst man in existence. ny rlcfa ocuSi'1
is hooby VINO 5i1rlves o. !aodeq pf3perty ne
fI,r;vns ~ 7,(liti,s> who knows another toooy
VIZ, rf,r;zoS N toamaroe who can 10 some
thing fur another BOBBY tI2riyins Ut present on
nothlias s. tho cream Of all human rewards
is suppel by al endless succession q fools.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22

The Hon. ThAp srRvESj, the Re ub!.can leader
IN tie last Con.r,ss, sip'c,h e i;erct in Ian.
caster county. P.insy,yAuia, IN 7 ur,dsv. n ,s-
vor Of the Reelection % Gov Gums, .xprc sol Tia.
following sentiments;
"rhe Union as il was. and ihe Constitution sit
S-God forbid Il Ihstinay be- AD.l.ti.a 4. ,ts!.s.
But Is " the right doctrine"
This may be 'unc isioual loyAlty,"t ID. ks
1neoinmonly IKE treason. onet traitors never
sAid anything 50 bad this. TAey At least wee IN
favor " the restoration Of the Union and
Constitution. but errei ia thnkiaQ that II
can BE- better accomplished hy psac, than war
The President and Congress have placed on re.
cod the most solemn dee arttons u 1t a.. sol. OBJ
1eet of the WAT was TO restore and msi,ta,n she
Constitutional authority oftAe Genersl q, yar.non.
an shs nsurrsctionsry States, ami Oh tie 18th (
rhsse ASSURANCES q mil on Il men slo4.te.rd
arms, and . mint Of money has Re. es,ead. &
bu' afser two years and half Of war sui TIE s,ri
NE OF quarter Of q million f me-, a etl!a .
member the dominant Republican par.yjuI ia.
'eprecstes the principle for which W, La,, teen
Soh'endins. Other trAitois have lie n eN .ed-vi T.
o'"sss be sht or impt,opeL or even l.1s,.
Cuted,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22
Political (nuipailn

Inc POLITICIANS are laying out the political ,.t.-
paign for the Fall olections with a. nluc care 49,
5oesbought as II we hal such lima Il i,b,l.
Aon W conquer, or .n,n go a. HON M abro,i %.
copk After. Tie Demo, rscy are uak,. req Is tDclr
Batteries, and already tc. IL t. h4.tu pol.t.I
missiles 81 their VI pJnon,s while H.. Il fnil ctiH
s-Sursly entrtnchsi teAind tAou1au 10 ,If., m.,i
aud army contracts, calmly r,c'vcthdr fir ont
detail POLITICAL Generals 1, 4c.i,c du.y ia th SO
States where the issue of,ho ,,,t H. .r....l
douGtful. The result o: ,hc state ..t.i.u.,. e.,
sornia and Main Ia, dis eirtsuoi H.. y ... ..tt
snd unduly elat'd TIE Reputlcala Sc. o.,.. a.,
result In 10th cases il hut a.. y.lucottler,,t,r,
expressing themselves de .icily in favor ,f.,.-.
orous prosecution OF TIE WI aud tho.Ii ..u.
means TO considered atiiumph fauy = ti,a. pa.
~. In Pcnnaylv,u,s, Con. Br rLai. % ad.,t' ed to
eivool,c Goy. CuRrrN, While M->,nm ~. ,.ul
e's batteries UP Ii VALL,,niGI,N inO4ip.
Inc Democracy an e,,Or H. maze ioi.r,. eat-
shl out thu Coi.seripton Al, LmauD ., io4 rf..
rlsmAu0n, Conhscstlon Law, &c tocut Vcl as
do'pus Proclam,t., n of g.. ProiidJut, and tacsus
the Adninistfa alton generally. but vii iilt,v.u
any permanent advantages th,rluy. The X put
UssS 1pp,r all these measures, and
odd few additional Ilank4 to te.-
platform: which they expect t. suprcr by
condemning IN round t1ns Of abuse or NO
DO not Join with them. TIE people, as ususl, W..
Aesr oo'h sides with oqua patti nee, and at the pu-
Per time make known Their optitst.to. tie
osuoi-9ox. Whichever rarty tit inatey tr.uui.s.
She rebellion VIII si remain t. bee iii,d. md "a
ehis Question the Ieoplc .. H. y eth AZ, no, a.
vid,d both parties IA favor # pro eoui %. tie
war, but differ Ia tbs measures to ait l.u t.at,i
Neither will agree to dlsLonoralle peace, AMI We
may safely trust the people To- Jejde Ia yh 81.
hands she power shall b. p-cedt gudyolr
Of State through tho per!ls that WILL SUR uuI L,s
N Tie future
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22
THE NEW YORK Sun.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. y, 1865.


A yAisvrL interest was excited IA thi4 city yes
Ge,dsy, by the rumor u disaster 10 Gen. KOs'-
GRASS. who, ansr . Gcnend US battle, IS SD l.
o. have been coinJe I'd - rotieat ~ Oh ttalOc =.
We vesofw 1cts q ofthe haiti. o. tec.-. ..iu-
st.ncss under with our army WIS i,fcf 81
- ,, tLsI W. az not sithput hore t.-ttc 4.
o.. news may pace our ,p ! io1 Ia D.tio-I /
Than ia generally anticipated. The pale feenng
" 40 douh intsns6 d ~ The spprc'iatp1 # zen.
kosscKAs's fighting qualities, a1d 1 q Knowledge
that nothing but sn over owering nec,s,i,y would
Induce him to yield inch u ground That the
hate WAS well fought and de'ptra,o, We lave tie
most ampe ssauraLcas. II IL ~ beat. horny =
shst te gensraslip b. wheel 10 u. :
wee SLOWED - concont At .up,u r i.ua
seainst tho gs'lan, Army of thu CumnrrI,nd u.I t
BE Al fault toIzl II IL In NJ, 10 .ic.0tiu.ur
vfe'her tho responsibility vllyes on 10 wuat.
'nston stioruos pr Gen. Rn4r uNTa TurHc ks
past " hsa l,.u notorious shat he re'es were rpn.
"entrsung powerful army near Cbntt,uoo.s, got
no corresponding follforoements, sdch as co1'1
have been ea,i snor led, were detached to Ten.
RosrsASs. lilo wss oblise h. fyht Aot onl- the
armies 81 DaA1o aud Jomssros, Tut aiso ne " t..
rsns Of LosasrEEgr ami HiLt, from vt.u,.
Even Gen. BUnssIDx, who was rcpresc4t,d :, De
With IN striking distance Of RosrcR.Sa, lai Cd t.
snite With him Ia time to psrli, ipa,c Ia the BATE
Wheshsr Con. RrsgcRAss will he able to Insu.
Gain his posi,hn 81 Chattanooga Until r'iff re-
snenu reach lin, IA more than dou ,fIl. E.e.4 tic
Tact Of his bring throrn on the dc'ersvr n sat
blow against us, and inl q Ito y pr,olg, TIE war
Al The 6outh-weat. But tins vii MT aLsto oi. D.
Of hope or ooursge in the Am'rcan f.ofI"s t. the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22
s.Als.s, ANEl tlstI-Nn

7 D,i--," -AIGEpAl, l9IH INST. 4
-! ..r.' e.gt., ~ tc'uru'ns i to /. West
,-..s'. ,. ' fc'.,', is 81 ~ rev 500. 5yi
/ .prf-oN MONDAY ~" ST INST,
- s' :. s,' no Of "yf f.e Ire NM Poodle sn
: o::-ON SATURDAY EVENING. liz.
- '.-a H.. .'.l q. D. liswer., sliu u money ,
't me- : Is, Of youns fir, H. !eiy
howard. 10. ,tnrr win ~ 'hsnkt OF the q
2 O.l-b\I1E No. d; OF Engine 81.
- he .ia.r viii % iss leave il as III, Engine
o.. @, tyth s., and hro,iway. ;,
GNAIE 81 \ SMALL FINE BLACK Bog
~ Na.t,l Z, 81 a. y. -lst g.. l5i
az REV AAN- LU,r UN FRIDAY, lsth
80 y o., tltc> AID itn., { answering 20 the
oI irr % -i', uear the back, b. sc.ls III" lind
It''N' the sloHt ieHhrd iy fetgrnih. - 10
Pc 1--WE. - .' W.. 'l''I-'i.'o, = e u.t ave ~,
kin H. Np--LOsI On TUESDAY,
- - i'.h -. r.trra I, foot row boat, green
D. tou, yt.ow loly, LICK supwae. nth white
tifr.l. vi 'ns ne, cad n..r bottom board. An,
eyy. olt. riui. lklully receives ~ the owner.
N'> LILLN, i3oths', Harlem ~
N,NI 49, NAkD-MiSSiNG SINCE Ths
',''C -. .'.n ili, bGL u BRADLEY. ssed 10
" '.~ts ri v h. 1ith ne, PAM. rhc sba,e ere re-
4 Ni'' Paid orr iormatgr gdins 10 his iecov-
r' r' Ia "''ct' pArcnt' et Ne y ssl,iysn st 9ls
.IlND "LWAhLnDr5 ,-.o,
..e ..'s NJ t..'p o. ism Fr4ncIsco City s,oct.
,.,.,. D." w.. b. Nor em,,r, VIZ;
N,, yi 4. t. s.c.- 'Q q. ~ s.,5 5AfuS qoc
il+i, 1".., IO.9 ,ess.
tt' ~ ..i"n, H1. los Ter -, nL-
iF 9'u' io. 30 e'ch Nos, =iJ5, 9,;, 945S,
a .. .,,r-ysr! viii ha pad by returning thcn.
or 81. l,l.' 'ojOS T.. BEACH, sun ono,
cay Of y, vi'a, " 'ny one but the owner
B .-. .ft 81" " pea.
ilN. OTTO H.r le.tl1 cautioned AGAINST purchasing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22

ArCIlON NOTICE-M. DOrGnTY, Anc.

A e. BAKER, AUC-LAEGE SALE OF
n ,iesant household inrnitur,, N dav, Tuc,ds
81 ~ w..t 10Th -, near bth A. II O'Clock Bfus.
sl. and IL srs carpets, panOi"r'c, suite mrrors IN
bles, chaira sOfi beds china, glass, tiyersnfe &c.
Also haseine nj utensils. l9U
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22
DLD PLANTATION COFPEh
- GIL!IE's OLD PLANTATION COrTtE
UILLIE : Old pLANlAllNN CnfkEE

niiLli,irs XIX XIX r,,Ll'>NTtINIinnN Cc0riht
30 e. nts PEI l. Iunc.
- Cents per Pound.
II IL usex t. 'hp beet ho',s rstaIrsnts and rrv.'e
families, and H'tLo I'D 20 b fully equal IL strength
and fichn ~ Of ilavr :.
OLD dANt t5FITr
Put ~ IN one pound TN 'o!. 'l,talr - sd co lh.
In u
WRIGHT, GILES ( BROTHER
Importers aud AanuisctuIriso NJ lin invorrl Coffee
.J, - aud 81 NasAingtou rt,NN
f6t "a. ~ cIocers generally, IJ9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22

DAW EBROKtR'S SALE-Iili> DAY. At
O'Clock. large assortueLt II ii.en I'D u4Us' wear
ING apparel silk. ceainr, merino. ca CO and otLer
dfc-s,s, skirs, undtfcoh sNav., o,.s, sho, r,
eaiieir. cost,, pans vests, sfctt- Ill spread
blankets ticks and 9 variety o. other sools eof BY
the sttrn'ion Il dealers .nt Others. ~ order of VI.
D'FAkRELt. lGl ave H. 1Sp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22

AETitlCIAL FLOWER NNktRS-bODi

4 A ss ss qGes, ci s &c : "i .'H' GS,
Iork,.., Y. "a
ARTIFICIAL ILuwEE N>ktEs-roOI
"A ar,H.r'. ro.' ~ T. -.t
ga h" 90 ''''
iI' tNu .'tt. I..F tD. t'H
- ~.a..' t... 'I.....
r,>'.' 3D.. Er ..< S.. .i
-n,s c.,.> /, .'.... 90 40,
4 1AiluEt>S ON Ct ION Goals
"A n iha; can Iut iu bat ou hoi' lr-f rel US
Ia I'm 4, coincr 90 BE- .', ~ G1or. III
a LOCh>Mili ANA SILVER Pater
1Avant,d at AhtkN DAYS, ~ sixth nve. 80
a GliL NAMED. tkON /. 10 10 Years
~ toiAk cae OF o bah AID nske hcis4n e9n.
si,ily weiul heier'nee required Apply NJ 10"
a STRONG BOY WASI DO POLiSf
"A stove. ard ak. h'g 'fu.,rul i1 nc "a r. 70
y GOOD ! 80 tant arip oyu - .; J god waco.
App. a. }. 3 +. {. IJShEB. q, ftcnt 1t. 700
Attic SERVANTS LARGE laSIlijTE,
"A L. ii.h -. cor 9Th ave are wanted f.rcty and
country, ls cla.s cooksauI ro X. 10 IL, with sa'h.
II. chW het.atdt &c., AAI rfi- Tor rtuefA N"ls''
voik. auG 'nnI strs 40
A GLNIEAL " WORKMAN WANTED OK
LhJoot. At II Nh'.,ht..t 80
lUTlLLlAkY So, .p~ERVANI, Wanted
every d. for superior e;ua .us in ren'lcncn,'
tAn'lit, tttH.riut 90 ~ ga" t.uui'y Ii- i' ~" -
go, mo eiciant ..l r,'pect.L.y a. ..,r "a 81 Ok
l-u ismih'T An 20 III CHbI>l uGE, boon.
lyn. A-o .mri H'f va. 81. H'caa.ED. 80
4 PHI MBEk WANILD--AI l2tt Brot..
IA WY tJ9
A TAiLOEEoS WASHED 10 WORK on
"a cu'om PSI q, one sto cnu brinsG sin. ma
chlut -, Give 1000 nH.,s 4nG cons. ,nt tinl o.
rcr. b. s-.linsn ItI Ruth Il, cor an Nv 3'9
Al ligGi.A&i' II -MA&IiD lMMEDi.
hlt'iy y iarge nher Of ''rvsn IA good situa.
ftF I. q 49, u De- fa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22

SHERlFf'- lie N.IQU OkN)--RirHhtD
- WALTERS. Auctisnsrr, VIII sell. Die dHv, Tues
lay, al III O'Clock, al aciiuu tore Is Last II Dad va
3D. II ciskS and p'p's Il liquor, con i,'.us az prime
lioIa4d Gin, Rochelle r-nudy, bourbon and 70
,.,l. ,fiis AIYySti , ls'IIl'' I
KELLY, Deputy sheriff u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22
c.6;.N Zeal EsssuNEs..

Al - BOW Err! AHNBEOkER Tick.
"a ets vsnted | will paw noit T.. any on, tor
tckes Of diamond watches, jcvsIry .i.Y dry
good, lad's, or gentlemen. clothing. lot OF ossf-
ros's wanted. Rensmher ~, mp stairs 80
a - WNBROkER TICKETS
n ~snsa-. siu IA more than any person In this
city Tor pam iicka.s % diamonds. watches. osr ely,
guns, pistols, -lvervHrc, 8 49, 90 ON uavin' tex
cts fl y would 10 we'll % ctl co., % no.in' %
Oh .wAefg q h. shove "a ... ,1 q ,,,, -
- hup! irr Il y Blc,cs 80, n. atniIs, .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

CUrroH nrmer and more active with saIes reported
d 200 bales middngs, closing booyanuy at 6se-
FRuGKm were steady, with more doing. To Liverpool
there were shipped IL 900 bushels wheat ut SID. In
bulk and bags 100 terces beef a 4s 900 boxes cheese
and <00bags clover seed ~ 32s 3D., 50 hhds tallov n
2os, 100 bbis shoe pegs ~ a. also, by steamer 900
packages bncon and butter a Cos and 900 bales ops q
IA 10 London there taken 200 bbls -four at g.
aud 50 tons heavy goods At 32s Cd. $50 10 Glasgow
S. packages provsicns were engaged al 32s Cd. To rc
men there were shipped 500 bbs alcohol at 3kd, $50
packages butter DOS 15Onns cedar cd ct 25s 200
bales hops at Nc, and 900 bbls shoe peg Il sOc.
HAY In lively demand 1t s5c S. for North river
Hoss were moderately acsve al Ice. 25c., according
10 quality for new crop
MErAs were generally inactive at old prices.
MoIAssKs.-Ncw orleans purchased TO the extent
NJ bbis a2r n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

Wheat was brisker and 8rmer, with sales Of lbs 900
bushels at STAT 81 SO red and amber Western 81 80
81 II for Milwaukee club and amber spring. and 81 %
IL IS for Chicago spring. Corn advanced slightly with
sales Of 1000 bushels mixed Western at 7shc q 800
for sound CSC 7sc. for unsound and heatod and SIC
Tor yellow Western. Rye ruled quiet. at sSc. . osc
Sales made Of 10 900 bushels barley at 81 Is q So
and 900 bushels malt at 81 60 Oats in good
quest at'6sc. Tic.
Gown was quoted steady. but quiet at 2rc q
30hc for Rio Sc Sac. for Java, &c. q ale for La
guayra and Maricaibo and 20c. 27c. 70. Sc Domingo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

the attic Of building No 1873 Grand street caused by
some children setting nre 70 bed with match The
promises occupied by Rosena (cocred Damage
about $3.50 Insured for $500 the Gerhard Insurance
Company. The building Is damaged about 500. In
sueed. The grocery store underneath owned by CsM.
Landwchr, damaged by water about $25 Insured for
II 900 In the North River Insurance Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03
nIATItI MONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN, IN THE PRIDE, STRENGTH Az
N bloom 81 carly manhood, remarkably dignined, -
and pcpossessing In pcrtoual appesrancrso hs
has travelled much. and seen very mucn OF VI
world manktnd talented and posser~ss many acoI
pixhment who hopes 70 be IN possession ~ an IN
him i've In independence 10 DESTROYS " formingy'
austntance-with view 81 early msrnagt-wilh y0rS
healthy han dsome, and al least, moderately sctoupsh
Young lady amlahr and capable Of loving Win the sren9y
9pd undivided heart 81 and VINO mas fu)
In her right capable OF at least supporting her
y.r;iser Is determined not 20 marry knuwnsy any you
lady who marr.s Simply for home mn 70 Ne su~,oreI
This written In sincerity and truth, al
anv voune sdy the above gnslncauous and q
sirnr 10 form matrimonial engagement irofn teeings
snssrs "a enduring and Affection and not TOR the
uo.. ~ hsing supported, answer this communicable
s,a,1n her IN regard To fortune d-fsml
,hth la, mus, be OF Gndoubied res ecaby No T-rs
80 s,,s NJ This but such above described. Cares
nate ,ro,,d BE- highly prited and those sending them W
a, 40 state the advertiser u member OF one n
& rcspectapie influential families In this STATE
~ refer 20 and show testimonials from men 81 The grt
IN, .ealth responsibility aud Influence W this ths nau
,str n well from other parts % he United states
rom foreign lands Please address, stating real name,
., hirh win be considered aud kept As sacredly eonad
tal for days, sincerity. Dor 40 Herald onee w. y
. HIGHLY RESPECTABLE TRADEsNAN, IN = Z
~ MERIDIAN Of age, most DESTROYS OF meeting
Genial companion for life He Ia most healthy, Affect
Nc means 70 ns comfortable. 1his may see
way 10 rnd q wife, but romance will never see ~
noble heart halt its measure. Please Addrctf ~
Isv,ars DO 7DS Herald once. N. BNa lady need repv
this such are s,rcuv saeers aud equal 70 issm
respectable 10 sosistsL hSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

Early yesterday moroDg Are broke out 10 the ha, and
cap maaufactory Of Gillian o. 100 Commerce street.
which totally destroyed, together With stock Loss
about $40 0o0 upon which there 10 only insurance Of
Is 900 The origin OF the Are at present unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03
CITY COs1mnRCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, Jan. 2-6P.M
AsHm.-saies were light At Tkc, for pearls and TIC.
I,.c. for pots.
TRANSFORMATION advanced &c. 100. pcr Dbl, with
active Inquiry and sales of Is 900 bbls. State
Western 800 bbls. Canadian 1900 bbs Southern were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

BosroH, Jan. 2, 1883
The British steamship Caledonia from Glasgow via
Portland for New York. went ashore night Of tho 3lst
ulL On Peaked Hill bar Cape Cod She ia hard and fast
sal x Boekon, Jan. 2, 1858
The steamship Caledonia Is full Of water Her cargo is
foating.out effort will be mado at low tide 70 save
the cargo Tho sea is very heavy and the ship abors
very badly. yG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

l0kc.
TosAoco was inactive at old figures. The follow :
the monthly statement OF stocks and business u
New York Tobacco inspection Warehouse for the mor
of December together with the stock on hand JanuAI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03
EAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

EhHHAh mAh hET hNVIH"s
The scale OF prices at present prevailing at Waskng4
Market is a. follows -
BkKr.- Prime roasting pieces I4s Isc per ID; ord
nary do. LOG. l2c coarse and soup pieces, &c.
p0rterhouse. I8c sroin, 12c rump, I0c. chuck rit
&c.; corned pieces, &c.
MUTTON. --Roasting pieces, loo llc per lb.; chos
12c. forequarers, &c. &c. headquarters, &c. I0c.
PoRK.-Fresh, l0c. per To-; shoulders &C. 100. han
12c.; bacon, loo. q 12c.
POULTRY DGAME.-Turkeys, loo. &c.; chickens, 1
10; ducks, lie. l4c.; quaals 81 81 so per DO
rabbits, 3Tc per pair; venison, l2c. q lac per ID.
FSH.-Cod, haddock and founders, 81. per H. bald
(scarce), loo. l4c.; Boston mackerel, loo a Ia
oysters, &c. 81 SO per hundred.
vxdErAMEs--Potatoes, l6c. l8c per half peck; cad
flowers 12c. sic. each Boston marrow SQUASH 14cI
Csc. each spinach. 2c. q half peck celery, sd ~
per bunch cabbage, &c. &c. head sweet potatoes, q
per half peck.
MISCELLANEOUS. $780, 26c. per ID cheese, Il
30c eggs, 25c. per doE.; lard l0c. lac. per ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03
Fire At Atlantic City.

Fire At Atlantic City.
frNsE@ r. ATLANTIC Csrv, Jan Q, 1862
rhs house OF Benjamin. Turner. on Brigantino beach
destroyed by hre last night. Two boys missing
and are supposed 70 have persisted IN the aames
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03
Less OF Another ship or tho Banks Expe-
Ma ditfon.

80 BALTIMORE, Jan. Q, 1858.
The ship before reported ashore Hog Island Chesa
peake Bay the International Of the vessels Of tho
Banks Expedition, with government stores On board
Assistance has sent from Old Point. but she will
nrnhahly Drove q total l0aa -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

Very considerable dssatisfactIon: is expressed
in the street at the decision Of the Treasury De-
partment, at the eleventh hour, TO pay the bonds
Of 1862 in gold Whether twas right to pay these
creditors in gold, while all other creditors were
paid in paper is not the question at present What
has aroused the public indignation just now Is the
refusal Of the Treasury Department for three
months to gay whether these bonds would or
would not be paid in gold In consequence Of this
most of the bonds have been bought up at their cur
rency value by few wealthy banking houses.
who win realize handsome profit on the opera
ton. Such transactions cannot fail TO suggest un.
charitable suspicious.
l..ni o( h. Ga,h- r. A.
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About ten O'Clock on Thursday night re occurred In
the basement Of building los Church street. occapcd
James RAgan loss abou, $50 no insurance. Cause Of
Gre unknown. The building is damaged about $50.
Fire I'm Grand Street.
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0ns were IN very moderate demand al Old prices
PRoyfsIoxs.-iofk rather duh at s1s 81 f1a 30
for ness and sl 81 si2 so tor prime with sales OF
200 bbla Beef limited demand with sales OF Us
bbls at Oil 80 S3 for plain, and $13 Sl4 for extra
mess. Coz bbs and tierces = lard, within range N
gL.c lOc and 900 boxes OF bacon at 7tc &c Butter
ruled lnict at 2c. CSC. for State and isc 20c. for
Western. Cheese was inactive at 81 &c. a 13c.
s1ocKs in Trg PACKING AND BROOK
LYS, ~ EtARY L.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House were
s5l ,325 $50 20, and the balances 50 4s2 ,227 IL.
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About seven O'Clock Friday morpns a.. originated 10
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NEw ORLEANS. La, Dec. "a, 1862.
Cst.sion ,0ih Gu<rilias the MSsspp-7he Cdsldniss
offhe Ocdsio~-Fdre,oeu Meeting Of General Butler NTH
ne Peopie--Troveliing Within The Line-Imp0rtant Or.
dr. If General Banks, de-, &c.
Christmas Eve the night on which the angels on the
plains ~ Bethlehem proclaimed To the shepherds GLORY
God the highest and earth peace good will toward
ineo" Tomorrow the .Fcstval Of Peace the ami
versary OF the Rcdecmers birth-will be celebrated
throughout thesChristan world. What IN anomaly Il
may DO that more than battle will be fought tho
birthday OF the Prince OF reace. and that garments
relied In blood" will be the insignia u the day. But
Is IL NOT said that "without the shedding a blood
,hcre no remission sins SUCH Indeed the record
q. Holy writ such TO be the funeut Of THAI
record durng the present war.
But leaving theology alone, Monday, as the steamer
Empire Parish Captain Bouchcnan, taking in sugar
the right bank of the Mississippi. At the Marengo
plantation, about four miles below bayou Sara,
about one hundred and twenty gueellas. under
command o Captain Talbot, appeared. They demanded
the surrender Of the boat which Captain Bouchcuan
fused TO acccde On this the gucras opened n
terrible IRE OF musketry the boat killing the chief
gncer Instantly The following correc, list OF casual.
ties
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DOTH wARD.-Ar A PRIMARY ELECTION .HEL
~ at the house OF John N. Moore OF ThtFty 90
street and Ninth Of the Mozart Hall
mlttee for the year 1865 the following ticket Wa
other being run
VIM. J. Peck. Patrick Burk,
NJ Hill Fowler r. o. Mallory.
KeyrAn Perkina David Mlllcmann,
VIM Bradley, Edward D~gnan,b
Noah A. Cbiids Francis Rsynolda
Richard Fanniaan, Leonard 0attmAn,
James Reypoids, Michael Barrett
kEYRAN PERKINS.
JOHN n MoORE, \ lnspAelos4
LEONARD 0ATTMAND
O1sr wARD-Ar A PRIMARY ELECTION, HELD
I'll liza Broadway on Friday evening January u
call Of the National Democratic General Co
mittse Of Mozart Hall, the following named parsons
duly elected members Of the General COMMITTEES Tor
TwENTY-YTRsT WARD.
pKLxGArys ron rHn nokAEf HALL GENERAL cosatvus
David Banks, Jr.. Z. H. Jackson,
Hugh BRADY James OBrien.
Morgan L Hraris John hulaiiy
Jacob voorhis Jr.. Charles UuideI
Gilbert Dean. John Andersen,
Thomas Hosey. James Brooks
Michael Commerford, John 8. Belts.
JOHN mutually. Inspected
JOHN N. FOx of
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I 9th wARD-AT PRIMARY ELECTION or I'll
Twelfth ward held lsst evening pursuant TO the cali
Committee the following ticket elected 10
ward the ensuing year In the Gene
Committee:--
First District-Thomas Matooney.
Second Observation-Disclosures J. Fogarty
Third district. ohm Hart.
Fourth District-Sdney r. Iugraham, Jr.
Fifth Dtstrici-John K. Deveiiu.
sixth Distrct-MAtthew Coggy.
EDWARD SMITH,,
JAMES REILLY. }Inspo0lav
PATRICK DEvOY.)
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL. :.
DEMOCRATIC UNION Observation-Disclosures
~ ters 932 Broadway-An adjourned meeting Of the
Will be held this saturday, evening, at ocod
' - ''s''' LUXE r. cozANs. Preside.s
y Hnns, A " c4 4,9I' Secretaries.