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The New York herald., 1863-11-20
NIsCELLANEOUs NEWS.


The latest advices ffdM st. Domingo City re.
ceived at ST. Thomas on the Sd instant announced
further succe sses by the Spaniards San Christo
val Palenque and Barri it is said have returned 70
their allegiance, General Vargas is preparing to
open an active campaign, and no doubt is enter
tanned that Spain viii be in undisputed possession
of the ports on the south side within Mr. Stewards
historical ninety days.
Adyices from Porto Rico announce prospect
OF good sugar crop. There is considerable ex-
citement about the Cuamo baths. which ore effect
ing wonderful cures.
The United States steamer Mohican sailed from
Bahia on the I'd ult. on cruise.
The Board of Aldermen met yesterday. Alder
man j. r. Henry in the chair. The Comptroller,
in an additional communication, states that the
appropriation under the head of contingencies
for City Inspectors Department is very nearly
exhausted, and asks for the passage of resou-
ton authorizing the transfer OF So 900 from the
fund for public charities and correction to the con.
tingencies for the City Inspectors Department.
Referred to the Committee on Finance, but subse-
quently calledup, on motion of President Walsh,
| and adopted On the recommendation OF the
| Comptroller the sum Of SO 900 WAS ordered to be
transferred from the appropriation OF Mount Nor
| riS square improvement 10 the appropriation Vi
lands and places. BY the financial returns from
| the Comptroller il appears that on the l4th OF
November there was balance of 81 .G2G,9 1888 l6 in
the hands of the Chamberlain and County Trea.
surer. President Walsh gave notice that at the
next meeting of the Board he you'd move to dis.
charge the Committee on the Hackley Contract
Fund, with a view to having the balance in hand
appropriated for the payment Of the poor laborers
who performed the work, and who, with their
families, are much in whnt. The Board adjourned
to Monday pssT' councimcn uid 40, .. $1,000.
want of quorum. special meet
viii probably be held at two
aneauy reoo'~~ss@S- s-caI FOR that purpose wing
| la the United States District Court Yesterday
Judge Belts rendered decision denying the mo.
tion of Collector Barney to set aside previous
order of the Court, refusing certificate of pro
babe' cause to the Collector for seizing l .3s2
boxes OF sugar, imported by Charles Lung. This
Is the caseof the blotted invoice of which we gave
at the time of trial, full report. The i'm.
porters have had decisions in their favor at every
point.
In the Surogate's Court yesterday the contest
on the accounting in A. NJ. l.. Scott's case was
summed mp and submitted for decision The in
junction against Robert Hogan's executor was
modified The accounts of the estates of John C.
seebach and Ann Nugeut were settled. Further
evidence was taken as TO Charles Breusing's will.
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TRIPL e SH E E 7.
New York, Friday, Nov. 20, 1868.
THE SITUATION.

The latest news from Charleston, to eight
O'Clock P. NJ of the 10th instant, by the steamer
Admiral Dupont reports that the firing on Fort
Sumter continues without intermission that the
Gag of the rebel garrison has been shot down
several times within few days, but is always
hoisted again. The immediate surrender of the
fort is predicted as, indeed, it has been for seve
tal months past. We anxiously awais the intclli.
genoe of its fall.
By the steamship Creole, from New Orleans, on
Che llth inst, we have intelligence of the opera
lions of Genral Washburnes forces in the Teche
country. The reports from there state that Wash
burne's whole loss In killed and wounded and
taken prisoners was six hundred and seventy
seven The Indiana Sixty-seventh was captured
almost entire. The Sixtieth Indiana and Ninety
sixth Ohio lost largely. The rebel force outnunl-
bered ours Ave to one. We only excelled them in
artillery, by means Of which, at short range it is
thought we killed a large number Of the enemy.
Happears from our correspondents statements
relative to the Texas expedition, that General
Banks has for months past been urging upon the
government the necessity of reinforcing his army
order TO make that movement efficient aDd suc'
ossful, and that his appeals have not been needed
9TH small, and possibly inadequate force there
bre, he has undertaken the expedition. With
what success, und Lac circumstasraNs, s dHa .lsoJ'
net dhhcSh to divine upo> aA6m Tie blame lies.
The rebels are evidently disposed to give no
rest to Gen. Burnside's army in East Tennessee.
Gen. Longstrcet crossed the Tennessee river on
Saturday morning and was met by Gen. Burn.
sides forces, who being inferior in Numbers fell
back to Lenoir. The enemy appear 10 have
pressed their attack during Sunday and Monday.
Burnside fell back to CampbeIl's Station, where,
being outaankcd by the enemy, ne withdrew un-
der cover of his batteries, aud by their well
directed fire drove the enemy back By slow re.
!. Progressive movements. constantly harassed by
" the enemy, Gen. Burnside fell back on Knoxville
on Tuesday morning His position, at last &C.
counts was invested by the rebels completely, but
Z the determination of Cen Burnside to defend il 20
a The last man, is confidently expressed.
We give some interesting news from the rebel
journals to-day. 1t appears thst Generals Cheat
ham and Buckner have asked TO be relieved Of
their commands under General Bragg This fact,
ii il be true. would bear out the stories Of demo.
rali2otion in Bragg's army. The Richmond De.
spdich Of the lith puts down the number Of Union
prisoners in and around Richmond at l2,775. Of
which e53 are commissioned officers. II SAYS that
in addition to those sent to Danville, a number
will be sent 90 Lynchburg.
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MUSEUM, Broadway. -GIASr 0IRL, GIANT
n KING, 60, at all hours. MARIErrE-Jo'
.crnoon and Evening
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TReATRe, Broadway. -DUxE's MOTTO 9
SUoH WORD AS FAIL.
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TRY TIIHATRB Observation-Disclosures or THE MIS-
rusKY CoDBLER-WILD Boy OF DoHEMIA-lH&'
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,v BOwERY THEATRE Bowery-hAzKPPA-
HILOw CLHRK-WARLocK OF Tuy GLEN
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IS THEATRE, Bgoadwsy. -RosRo''s
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+ GARDEN. BrOa tv.oY. -4AglLEes hAycJG
lcR MARRIED.
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BRYANTS MINSTRELS, Mechanics Hall 472 Broad.
way-RrNIorIAr' soN0s, DANCES BURLEsoUEs. &o.-THE
RUyUIN BALL.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING !
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nos GARDEN, Broadway -Comot,vus
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ApENv OF MUSIC. irving Place -rHH orea,-oo'
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RECEPTION OF ars. g. W. BEEcHEa.
ADDRESS or WELCOME BY on. STORRs.
Mr.. Besehsr's Impressions OF the Feolinss
in Europe with Referenoe to
tho American War,
L. Sc gn

The Broouyd Academy OF Music was iea lAas evening
bv ,ho os influential and intelligent inhabanta Of thss
city 10 welcome ths Rev Henry Ward Bsecher On hls
return from Fug!snd and to show o. tbe presence ee
gratitude for tho distinguished services which herender
to the North in It's eGorta 10 maintain the American
Union The price OF admission was ons dollar the pre-
ce,ds 10 DO devoted the Sanitary Commission un'r
whose auspices the reception was conducted
AT eight O'clock Mr. Beecher, In company win tns
Committee Of Arrangements aud other prominent osheh
appeared on the stage aud loudly and enthasaacf
cheered.
Rev Dr. sroRRs presided and in behalf OF tho peopis
Brockiyn proceeded in nsttens and eloquent straas
to welcome Mr. Beecher, who he SAID literally TOOK tns
British lion by the ears and drawing 1t with 80 oexss
rous geutleness and SO wise nrnnes5, that the roys
beast roarod himself hoarse in appreciation OF the Te@s
nen, (Grea laughter and applause) After some otnse
co,onnAa,sry remarks he introduced Rev. Horny Ws
Bescher who was repeatedly checred on presenting m~
| self 10 the assembly.
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vosu.ns xxvHn ..........."...."..No ass
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5Ii Broadway -ETHToPIAn
sos0s. DANCES &c.-DAMoN AND PYruIAs
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Lrsr or IOWA SOLDIERS

Who have died in Hospitals as St. Louis,
from Jau. % to Feb. s, reported for the
NoNPARETL, BY Thos. W. J. Lung [of Iowa.,
Ofics No. 2, LapIsde Block, Olive Street,
81. Louis, Mo: ~
Jan. 26. VIM. Springer Co. O. s4th Inf Gastritss |;
H. Myers, 90 18th, Variola Couhuens Jan. 90.
n. /. Land co A 34;h vsriola Connuens; Jacob Eas-
ter, 90 c alth varioIa connuens. Jan. So Henry g..
sarver, CO 34th Chronic piarrhosa. Jan 81. J. W.
Rhodes, co Z 89th, Pneumonia; c. HsckthorB, co G
Gath Dysentery; VIM, II. Painter, Co Goth Abraham
Einter, Co - Stst; san'I Moore, - S0th; John L.
Allen, co &th. Consumption; Amos FUmpkIns. CO D
9Th, Erysip Chas W. Warren, % I'D Pneum'a.
FEB. ]. Reb'd Abbott, serg't GO Sist, Pneumonia /;
C. c. Reed corporal, 9th, Chronic Oisrrhoea A.
4 Carpenter. 90 3oth Typhoid Fever; T. r. Bunes,
q sths Typhdid Fever; Feb. o. v. ". SateheEI, co
18th, Typhoid Fever. Fob h. II. Faris Gu 3Sth,
Typh id Feveri John q. Davis co 2ath, Chronic D
RrrhRa Peter Aglsr, co G 29th, RrysipeAs. Jan g..
Allen D. bal. ca 34th. Inflammation Of Lungs Jas
Barnes. CO n 2sth, Gunshos Wound; Rob't B. wiicax,
CO 2Stk TThhoid Fever. Jan. T. Harrison BiiIetsr.
co 2sth, Typhoid Feveri W. H. AOrslead, CO 18th
Chronic Diarrhea; B. /. Wells, co G 4th, Gupshot
Wound. Jan. 5. J. u. Athearn, serg't- 25th.
GunshOt Wound; L. n. Gilman co S1st, Chronic Di"
arrhea; John StrAwhicker, co Path, Consumption.
JAM r. D. Finch, CO 18th, Acute Dysentery.
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-
oasrcs 81 shs immsnss shickness pi tne en-
sa,kmeus, ahish Wa 90 fsss. The Man
saok waa ssrsok "a Zines, but rscsived 90
other damags than starting OF shs eolss ~
,bs pilos house aud shattefsng her Smoke
s.scs. The othsf vessels took positions =
4 lo.,e range and ksss up steady are anss'
.iepalled TO cease. The Seneca aDa me, s'.r
.sssmsr each received poo shot but nsishes
vessel was injured. In view Of more IN
porsaps service, requiring che Mensaak, shs
attack on Fort MeAaistss FOR the present,
will probably be reliDquishsd. Another
Port Rpysl letter 81 prior date 70 SOC
above. ssys che Mont auk. has besn engaged
for several days 10 attacking the ireu eiad
battery In ogsehss Rlysr, The rebels ha .'n'
much hsayiar guPs thar sbsy svsr j psso Pc;
fore They also ass steel pointed sao.' Oe'
although her tprrss wa struck 10 times .
they ell glazed of. %zs.s. 81. ~.., ii
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PoR EIaN NEWS

.54~5ass; g2sf f.s,. 2 Halifax, Feb. q.
Ike Eusopss, from Liverpool, vie
Qassnstown 2Sth, brings tss following in
teIIisenees ~ ssa&41 us ',>E " ~
The Psris correspondents Of the Times
has reasonsto believe tbst niioEai instrs0-
tons have been sent abe EfsuCa Govern.
meus to Washington, ssagg sstcng shat oera-
lprsvionsrs be delegated by the Federal Gov
srnnens and The SoRsbera Ssales. 20 meat
on neutral ground to confer togeshsrs With
out hostilitiss being suspended, 70 s"0slder
mutual concessions, aud AFFECT reConcilts"
ton. s"''a +
The Paris Pays Gays: We believe that
we are warrented in stating that the Empe-
ror has addressed q communication W tne
Washington GoVsrDms0t, proposing mean"
for an arrangement between she bstilge-
rants, wbleb woaId fully protect she dIgpIsy
Of the Americana. ,. .:...e
The LIE Nord says the: France has pros
posed the COW oeaEi0n Of the AReElcnn Con
gress, With view t. peace. ~. ....
The London Times cannot see anything in
the tone Of the American people TO gave
any very confident hope that the rnIssF'ss
Of that Natlop are drawing to. "a end. !,
Six Thousand additional Feluforcsm snts
have been ordered so Mckee, BY ths French
Government.
GkEKcE.-Ths Weimsr Gasetts announ-
ces sbe acceptance, BY the Duke Of Ooburg,
Of the Grecian throne, on condition that
the House Of Bavaria renoUnSes iss right.
LAT9sr. -
Liverpool, dan. 25..-NO news Of pOliti-
cal importance. distractions and out
breaks were constantly taking place in PO-
land. ..s,..,a:, ...~
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TRAIruRS II OUR ARMY.


The lo9th regiment Of Illisois voluntess.
-nHsinisd Al Holly Springs, add many de-
s9rted to the rsbeis-smoug whom was the
Lieut.. Colonel. The other ofieess, except
the Colonel Who 10 loyal, we're put under
arrest. This regiment was raised in that
part Of Iilinos koswu Is Egypt. ~,
The Louisvilla Journal has latter from
colambas, KY, which says: H. -
Among shs officers taken fat the suspris.
-end rous OF the rebels a. Knsh Crsekl wa,
oas a. P. Strickland, ID L,eats in 60. A,
: les Tennessee Partisan Rangers. Upon L.,
Sssicklsnd was found forty psrciss of mer
belonging TO the ln9ah ilgnois. Maioi
Stricsiand Of ths SD iedianss saing rel.
alive OF Lsns. Stsacktand. they sat onss sn
tered into fres and eonkdsntiai eoasersa.
ssons Among ether things, the Lieut.. in
formed the Major that svesg nsaa - u.
10otk AiinsSs, 1eom the Cotpnsl doscn, BE-.
loag 10 oAs Kaiqhts Of tha Geldsn CsucIe
and shsy (shs Rsbsl we're AFRAID ne would
Gsa ID out, bessass they esss seayus
bold and impFndent aboas the mast4e.4
He also saia shas thsss we're very maay al.
assrs in our array belonging 90 thas sosi.
ssy, and they feadsrsa The Confsdsrases
more seryes. than they did The Federals.-
Osssinaing, he added shas we had 90 idss
OF the strength Of that society in the Nsrth
and that through it they we're apprised oil
all imporsans army matters.
IL 10 passing strange that men bora sad
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A BoY's NOTION OF WINTER.

The Cleveland Leader says 1T is usual
to pea an article enzwlnEeE- at this season
Of the year, bot we have been too busy 30
attend 10 it thus far. just in the nick of
time We have received the following COM
munieatIon on winter, written By q young
school boy, which We pablish:
WINTER Winter 10 The saldeak season Of
the year because it comes in the winter. 10
some eouutFiss winter comes in the sum
mer and then it Is very pleasant! wish
winter came in the sumner 10 this country.
Then l could 60 skating barefooted and
slide down bill IL linen trOwsers. We could
snowbaIt without our fingers getting cold
land men who 60 out sleigh-Ebaspg we ulda't
have TO stop at every Tavern, to warm, ~
they do now. II SHOWS more IN winter
than it daes 10 any other season OF the
year. This is because go many cutter
and sleighs are made then.
Ice grows in the winter much better than
70 does IA sae snmmer, which vas an moon
vsnlaues before the discovery OF ieo- houses.
Water tbsE 10 leFs out OF doors is apt TO
freezs at shis season. Some people take in
their wells add cis,erDs on q cold night and
keep them by the fire, so they done free1s.
SkstIpg 10 great fun 10 winter. The boys
kSe AAs0aE SAAsS4 w k41aA NAV tSF AP&fAk
over, aud race, play tag, break through she
ice and get ives all ovsr, (they ges drowned
sometimes fell and brepk their he4ds and
enjoy themselves in many ways. A wicked
buy 0nos borrowed my skates and ran off
with them, and | couldn's catch bun,
Mvshws sasd 9 iuaament would Oser'aks HIM
some day. 5aaement will have so bs pEsss
~ nssIy On his legs IL he does, fer he runs
bully. - "a, - :.7z,4t.....
There amt nuch slsieh,riaiur sxeeps 10
ahs winter folks don't sesGassgcaue abens
IL 10 warm weather. TIE grown upagirls
and boys like 80 60 slaiRh riding IF Ths
boys generally drive With Ons hand ADD help
ths girIs bold their, mafs Yah, the other.
Rrothsr Bob let me 10 along little way
aDcs Whea be took Celia Crane but sleigh:
riding, and thoughsh no paid nnse atssn.
lion % AoidiDg the muf shaa - did TO hoid4
vac 0of8es 75S-4&T 81 i4su s4s&saaSsE 50 3D. .
Snow -balling 10 suoshsr winter sport.
T. have snow -bAlled in the sardmer, bat
We used sssuss aud hard apples. 1t isb's so
amusing % 10 is ID thsa winter, somehow.
But enough. have dashed Of these
little things about winter while sister is
getting ready for school. Good by.
NEpDE.
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MORE ABOUT THE ALABAMA.
g.. N.w Yorkg Feb. |


FIVE days before the steamer North Star
sailed FROM Key West, communication was
received by Rear Admiral Bailey, from DOR
consul General ar Havana, stating that be
had receis cd telegram from the consul o.
Trinidad de Cuba, that iuformatInR had
been received from Kingston, Jamaica, thai
The Alabama bad reached that Port on the
Goth ult. and landed. The remaining off
GERS aud Grew of The steamer Hasteras. SUNK
"A Galveston, we're over loo 10 numser.
IL IS further reported that the Aiabsm"
suffered severely in the fght with The Hat
terAs. Ii in SAID that she had Eve shuts 10
her bull, one of which was through bsr
stern, and was very bad one. She put
into Kingston to repair damages. She is
expected TO be ready for sea again in four
days. "..s l.
Immediately upos receipt Of this news u
Havana, the Waehussts and 0Bsids sailed
directly for Kingston. The Santiago de-
Cuba and the R. R. Cuyler were at onOs
ordersd to the same port. The Tiags aud
Sonora have sBo started 10 the same di.
rpotion! 49, .:,4.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

I -. Z - New York, Feb. 10.
A New Orleans letter of the God, to the
World, says cor consul at Monterey writes
NJ follows Wagon trains for the Cohfed.
erate army, have been bought &C Monterey
and brought down the country as far'as San
Luis Pososi. Goods from she interior are
generally sent across she Rio iGrapds at
Fort Dtpsoaan. One agent purchased 10 Eu,
rope three vessel loads of arms and TIER
arrival is daily expected at M4samoras. A
cargo of medicines was also bought 10 Eu-
rope, and are known 10 be due at that port.
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rRoSa ylcGslsu nc.

-.... .|.s UaiFO, Feb LIS
Letters say sbas sbs hfiliisns aSsisvssnss J.
of ,bs saU boat QasSEs ruspifg ths gaoosiass
Of the rebel basteries IL yicksbutg. has hsd
: moss beneficial easoi % shslspiFiss Of or
troops.
A Vicksbarg correspondent q shs jack.
q .op Appeal ssys ii = possibls shas General
Grant will make the canal sueoess' Inc
correspondent suggssss shas Wasrssnsos1,
Grand Calf, Port Gibson, Rodney aod
other points between VicksPars and E0s f
Hadsop be fortified.
De Soto, q small town opposias Eic8ss
burg, has been burned BY the Fsderals'
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aheriRss save.

aY VIRTUE or An EXECUTION TO NE NJ.
I'd Feeeed form the 1nicA 0f2le CLERK Ct the Eissrt
dOurt Of p6stawnttaaie Caaafy. foNa aAah process
20 sell On SATURDAY, the 2lse day Of MaFeh D., IG
betwse0 the hours al 10 o'clock A. a., and octaek
NJ said day. In front Of the County Treasurers o.
ace In fhe city " Goancsl Bsuass tbs foMing d.
series Neal M4saga ef DAaal q JAccsun and Pheha al
jackson Htram Bestwtck 8. u. Smith and Leroy Tai.
ale, to-wit3 i .. = ...-.-
Ths Ne th-west quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of Sestiun eaght, 49, IN Township Seyausy~aye 75l
north of range fortS~tTea t45l west, eOntanIag te
acres, more or less =.
Taken IS tue properly Of Daniel jackson and Pbsbs
L. jackson sattsfY apecial executi0S In fkF0E 1t
pUttaaattAupis C0usty, Iuwa. a.,
Sale Il cunaaencs &C Z a,eiec, r. II. On said dag,
G.. FOuBnls, SasFtg ?
Council Bluas Tswa. FEB. i4th, 1883,
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4 GREAT NEwsPAFER.

Under this title the Recklapd Gaxsfts
notices tbs publication Of B. r. Chandler
10 Augusta, 10 1882, called Tia qssdr, d
sheet measuring three and thres+quarset
inches by eight and half iSshes. the pa
per referred to was the snterpriss Of q
boy wbe was "sple editor, pfopritor, and
printer and worked Oh bic paper ssaesni-
monthly, on Thursday p e. shs reasonable
price Ut fur cents mosth. Rrank was
a smart and ingenious Lad, and fprsshad-
psed =; likely man az he 10. IA bad
boy rival 10 the Newspaper fins at shas' tisne,
whose ionrnai wasa abpGs the SANS ssiss,
and lived abent as long. Thsy both stsok
prescriptions q four .esnss .. lneaih, In
advance, and did better than soSns msn do
wssh newspaper enterprises, FOR they Son.
tinusd their pubiieasions alI sse snrosaey
Was fairly exhaasssd, eleasing no ! eccasioa
Tor antsquaFise al shs pgeseas tina 10 dss-
pase he DAY Of ANAL thinga. -
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cnNaREaeaoNAL.
Washington, Reb.

+ Washingsons keb. LIS
4 SRSArE Senate paced bill yes-.
ssfday RED. adai.ng The snsars postal syststn
of tho country. 4 provides Tor the a1-
poiu, msus Of ali Pos. Siastess With salaries
Of over 5000 per ysas, By the President
those whose salaries are less t'aE va
an ouus are to bs appointed By the Post
Master General, AL pesqaisisss are 90 @
abolished. Drop letters are 10 be charged
two cents, and carriers paid salary from =
this revenue, instead Of collecting one cent
on each letter. Newspapers may be dslis-
cred 10 subscribers 10 aay. city By and Post
Master. A contract and branch posi- dfhosa
and depositariss are establishes. q sl"5 ~. I
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FROM vn'KSBURG.

+ ts u- ,'.-., 80 Cairo, Feb. IL.
TIE nt&s frOm vicksburg to Saturday
is as follows:
The ram, Queen has retarded from be-
low. The Trip dO~o the river vas most sue,
cessful. They met three steamers with pro-
visions for the rebels as 'vicksb6rg, and
succeeded 10 destroying ell o! them and
taking So to so prisoners, one of them a
Colonel. The Queen went nsa. enough to
Port Hudson to draw fre from the upper
battery. .''
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a0UTHERN NEWS.

The Houston Telegraph Of the 4th- ule.
states that the guns Of the gunboat West
asld, which was blown up in Galveston Bay,
have all bssa fsbed Up. ,,se +. -. 500.
The T,mes' New Orleans correspondent
says o rnmor ia afoas respecting q disor-
DERBY spirit thas is SAID 80 have manifested
itself among our troops at Ship Island, on
ing 20 the arrival there Of . eolored regi.
nsnt. Reports 20 30 far az TO state that
several officers bad been arrested Tor mutt.
uoua sondnet. ;. '' n. '''
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gmeriR sale.


DY virtue Of M execution 10 me airsctsi from Tie
ID sre the Clerk Of the DIsIrtct Court II POtta-
wattamie eDunsy, Iowa. shall proceed to Rs Satur-
day, The 21st day OF March, r.. D. 1853 between tie
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N ami O'Clock H., Of said
day in front OF the County Trszsurer's once in tAs
city Of COuncil BluRs, thu following described real
estate Of f,,..s = ~. { +,
William A. Rect tdeceasedl q y -.
Sarah Reel, Administrative,
Perry Reel, Administrator.
Of the esi ats Of Vim. a Reel. deed,
To-wu: The East Of The .. Ks- W. Of The
n. y OF SECTION g.; s. g. u Of the n ". y Of
zion g. township u range - west containing 100 acI
west u Of the W. NJ west of y. W. Il Of seetioa
9; NJ. Nm. W. IT section t6i lot l. sectica %
y. n Of 3 q. Of section g.; west u gof .. W.NR
section i0j lot 8, section % oG ssctUn 10; ".
u sectioal re-; vest \ s W =; 8. Nh Of n. W.
Of aecsioa 98al In townshiP 70, range - nsalHn
fdeeeasedI. TO satisfy special execution In faEw
q Pottswafsamie county Iowa
Sale to commence ct 9o'ciOekP. u On said dAE.
y. ~ - J. q. vn0RHIS, Sheriff
Council BIuas, Iowa, Feb, II, 1858. 4