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FoKrRrss MONROE, Nov. 10, 1863.

A cBAr1ga AcCInIsTs
has happened 10 This department within the Tast two
days, which have caused considerable excitement, ana
might have terminated very fatally. AS It was, tho
damage in each but s ght, and In only iu
stance becomes my painful duty 70 record the oss OF
precious he as tho result Of the casualty. Tho nrs,
which passed OF harmless, was the floating of
nuog ToxpEDo maK RoAsoKy,
BY some nerna reb9 either the James or tie Hanso
mond river. The particulars, stated 10 by Captain
Gansevoort, the efficient commander Of the noble
clad, were as foowsYestoday forenoon box floating
down tho James discovered by him, aud, suspecting
some foul play ho instantly sent OF boat with nsruc.
tons to approach the object very carefully ias, and
haul i ashore. Msnniug his gig, ho proceeded to tho
beach, and reached there before the boz, which war
brought Ia a few minuios subsequently,.
GAIT. GAssryooRr ExAsisKD Iosrrno,
as turned out 10 be, very rgdly and prior 10 having
beachcd had tho top removed to guard against explosion
This dono. the rudey constructed torpedo thoroughly
examined, and found TO bo ded with sufficient quantity
Of powder to blow up any vessel.
s ccSsrsrcUoa
a round tin boz, about eight inchee 10 diameter
by about twenty inches in length. A TN tube,
ono inch and bali In diameter, measuring probably
thrce feet, was attached 10 tho top, and again
on tho top Of this was q oontrlvacco fixed
Ike lantern, with tho only difference that thick
wick protruded, Which communicated with o combusti-
bic substance supposed gniie when striking against
hard substance. lhs covering rough boz made Of
puc boards and number Of sae bars sshed together
nal machine. Thcro two or three ,erpodoss smi
iariy constructed and isshed together.
Tho following rough sketch Of the rebel Internal
machiue:-
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Al POLiTICAL PRINrIN0 AT HALF THE usUA AL
AL prcea ncksts ~ oents lhopsand Psstora, Crcu
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l0yinH- a'Af
a lay6t, In ths place Of 0eopse Opdyke. " ~
Civil Justtce for the Rrst district comrrisine the yrst
Second. Third and Fifth words. al. tHM Al .gr w
Police justice for The First distyc comprising tho
yYst. aecond. Third and Fifth wardg ~. Z. . ~ !.
Civil Justice for the Second District conrrinng The
YouYh, sqth and Fourteenth wards.
Police Justice for The Second dinrcf compridng the
rourth, 6Ith ant Foarteen,h warda !.
Civil Justice for be Third District comprising The
Eighth and Ninth wards -. -, ---,-,-L
Civil Jnsiics for lie rourh distrcr comprising The
Tenth, Fifteenth and Seventeenth wards.
Police Justice for The Fourth district, comprising the
Tenth Fifteenth and Seventeenth wards. -
Justice Ffth dstTyet oompfring The ser
enth, Eleventh and Thirteentn wards
Police for Fb district comprising the sew
eDth. Eleventh and thirteenth wards.
Civil Justice for the SiIfh district, comprising the
Eahsenth and Tweniyhr ards
Police Justice for the Sixth district comprising the
Eghteenth and Twenty rrs wards .
cvil Justics FOR the Seventh district, comprising tho
Twefth. Nineteenth and Twenty second wards
Police Justice the Seventh district. comprising The
PoIic the Eighth district sing the eix
teenth and Twentieth wards. .
An Alderman IN the Aiermansc tstricts having
numarcai desigDa'ionvil Second Fourth, Stih
Eighth Tenth, Twelfth. Fourteenth and sirieepth.
Gin Counclmen each Senatorial district
Comrnissl Of Common So cols for eafh ward
One InspectOr Of Common scnocn for each ward.
Two Trustees Of fcommon bchoo for each ward.
BY order of the Common cornell
srw yoRs, Nov. H. lsoa
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+ Tenth Viit@eDtI and seventeenth wards.
DEMOCRATIC uNIos NOMINATION.
'PH ffiitir hinif ;. ishiilS sxIfn.
IsDEPENDFNr DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE EIGHTH
Ala'r"an' PlsisI;, PbwSRp sfI T. ilasfTif sSRPhY.
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the ciuren me P.oplss add he candidate Of every
DEsuLaR PEOPLES UNION royIHAr1oH-FoE
II Pooe Jasoos Eghtb District ssseuth Ans Twentieth
John oUAcKESBusH.
REoULARs pEsoca.lIe r. sossIstr,os, ,,It
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seosgy 1sg~s: s.s; ' Jams
s..rs' SIMON sssxsr vr,ssssh .sraHsSsrs ff Jnme.
GlluArin Mr. James Rexssl of ibs ssvsnteenth
wks e.scsd Chairman. and Mr. Eli of he Fhtssnib
Secretary.
JOHN ~ RrYScLps
-a' D'".'d y sxss : aIS. rrsse Isr ds. ass%a
Rorrnr Rl, s.crs,ary.
DRGrIAR DEMOCRATIC UNION konInATIor-
II Fourth Judiciai Dgrict Tsnlh. Fifteenth and seyen.
ieersh Yards For Civil Justice, y DAsssa Hunt
ClxTH ALDERsArIc DISTRICT.
- TAMsAsy And MOZART UNITED.
,osep,t ses arssn.sso ssi:sso.
CAPT ri u, ERACK. Chairman TamnnAny HAL
JuHN MATHEw9, sereiary J Convention.
ANDREW CODNEY chArman 4 MOLnr Hal
JAsEs .cALARFBY, seerstaryt Convention.
rAMMANY HALL.-rHB NATURALIZATION COM.
ni.iee - new sssnon a. ne Hail. firm 10 e'eiOck
Chairman Naturalization Cemuhtse
rAsslrr HitL View Yors, Nov ie 1875
Jvrr0r DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
" For Pouce Jusilce Tor the fouvtb district,
wh II. kAhsFIBLD.
I'D JUDICIAL DISTRICT
- roR POLICE JUSTICE.
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QTH ALDERMArrc DrsTRgcT-THgRTgKrTr WARD
~ A mestisG ~ fhe German Ina<p~asent Cisb ~ the
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that IA not al oxchange and opy their release viii save
them from certain destruction Capt Janes Curry Act
isg Chict conmssary o Sab6lslence shipped tina morn
ing the following
rsoysloss Ior orr PRISONERS an slensorp,
on board " tho fcamor Convoy, W Gen Neal bow IN
Fout-
rorty.rve barrels OF pork.
sey snty nve barrels o beef
fifteen barrels of brane
Elcvcn barrels ~ rice
Thirteen barrels OF sugar.
Eleven kogs of vinegar.
Two boxes oi pepper.
quo box OF candies
Fifteen boxes OF soap
Two barrels OF salt
Forty three barrels OF potatoes.
-Four hpndred and eHhty boxes oi hard bread.
Thirteen barrels OF coffee, roasted aud ground.
Six kegs of moiasees.
Making altogether about twenty-five Thousand raions
button 10 nero guess aAd Zoe tho distribution tncgeol
We must trust 70 The generosity OF the ctiyary
Contributions rIR sAsnARy COMMISSION
70 The unfortunate capves In rebel prisons also
numerous Mr., James Gai Jr. tie ell ert agent os the
commission roaident az Norfolk shps of
containing substnntas and decacles 10 Richmond
consigned General Dow. These parcels are dolly 70
eeiyea aud Dist Tiou,ed tAth
TIs WILMINGTON -srocgAns
" IN fair way OF beng made elective after while
me nne gnnboat Aercs, Captain Ell nevins, which has
been undergoing extensive repairs al Baltimore Tor two
months past, arrived hero ths morning and bss orders
TO JON tho squadron doag blockade duty the North
Carolina ccast The Aeries, formerly belonged TO the
South Atlantic squadron but being fast sailor she
detached ard added % Tho rcct of the North Atlantic
blockadlng squadron. Captain Downs IL old hand al
catching 'blockaders and bis station ~ only add
10 his already estab hAed bgn reputation u able
man and oilcor. Ar. John ParkmaD, Of Boston. sccrc
tmy OF Captain nev!ns, s remaius on tho Aeriess as
aiso Pay master IowDes
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iemerIy criclsS W nus hirss run On Norfolk
s,upi6 nod the aYmys' 'qsstt.n fs

siupid ind The srny 'qs't - tsi ~
Z -ft ~ tn 00lonU n y wExp,
u the Eeventh Pennsylvania cavalry, has, hear, re-
eeved an appointments ~ brgadisr general of cavalry.
reward better mcvited never given gallant sol
der Colonel Spear has spent The greater parl Of his s
10 the service OF hs country, having bosn sergeant Of
regular cavalry for many years before tho breaking
of tho rebellion His record since then has been among
the brleh tess that the has shown don my hat IN
cougratuiaton 70 the fayore lshipg officer OF the do
parfneLt
, ..t'ri AT yoRsfows
the same dunbss prcysix here The York river has
been secuted completely BY Lbe navy th tho
of Isktf up exploding be torpcdoes nth which s
raid re nied but SCENE that the result has simply
been create an explosion of completely different
kind-namely, that u the story, rumor or mis-
take Although boats have passed FAR above the point
wheh the rst layer OF these internal machines was
ported 10 have been planted evil results nave ersued
and boihng whatever BE- found 0f them II ~ barely
possible that the citizen who, previous 70 the MAJ
fhees Court House raid down the rver voiun
tar y gave officers tho astounding Information, had
aD axe OF his 10 grind In the shape of sending
gram 70 Richmond market and TOOK this means u
rghtenne on Yankees that the WY might be clear
THs
the pen nsua "a steadily mYrovIng wth the advance
Of cold weather The fever has losi its sway after
reign of several months duration. Most q the Oh ccB
are stne OF convaesoeLce. and there no new enes
II pleasant sight, this mastering of cur gallant rca
xnenie With fui ranks once more
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A IA MEETING OF THE INDEPENDENT 1Euo.
"A cratic Club held n Fsikensf ucs Hotel $40 1Asffprs
ton street, vas nnsnimousy resolved 70 endorse ssson
n Herman for Alderman. In thesecccnd Aldesnane d.
trict. O. SOLOMON, fresdegt. pa
j. RocHErI. Vice President
A. WEnsnEc. Treasurer. "a ar
HxnRy pALgKHauUK, BecyotAyys -.
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eris a. ~ A.. siuwt a,y gis haiA.s bsf
n SO $3.50 fsffsnst eHft ttssH tfff - itf
ss~Itsss Asaasas ffs~ N4ftsH1ss tasts etfs. Hffs
90 WlAnS H~pss q $40 rmii1mqfs faiss ~ srt
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MEW B0wERY THEATRE.
80 THURSDAY, Nov IL. 1853 - -'As-'
al CROWDS UPON CROWDS
- - YoUNG AND DAsHINa
Aeiedramatfc Actress and kquestrienne,
MISS LEO HUDEEN,
IN her weaderfui PsrsoIs.ien %.. O
supassing anything Of he before presented 70
tbe PUBLIC Of New York. Her
COURAGEOUS EQUESTRTANISM, =
TERRIFIC AscENTs AND DEsCHNTs.
cArARAcrs, PREciPicRs, RAvINEs, &C..
WILD HORSE OF TARTARY.
= = viewed y the Thousands who shrons this spacious
49, THRILLING AMAzEMENT.
-'-' : Z sENs2ficH AND BLACK BEss.
wh - introduced In the drama Of
The young and popular actor ~
MR.. @. O. B0NIFACE. ~
MRS. W. O. JONES,
PILOT .oF NEW YORK IN l7aa
TURN HIN OUT. ~,
r. morrow Evening-Eenedt or
500 MISS LEO HUDSEN
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ITO LYCEUMS, LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS
AND LECTURE COMNIArEES.
Mr. STEPHEN MAsSETT.
('Jeems Pipes, OF Pipesylle.")
10 new ready with his original dvertng and serio
eeGntc Lecture, entitled
"DRIFTIN0 ABOUT,r
Embracing among other sketches well
kn6wn humorous limitations Of celebrities foreign and do
ne1uc.
Applications may Be- mads 10 Mr. Mssset's publisher a.
". OARL kT0N, AIS Broadway, New York f
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THEATRE FRANcAfs-NIBLos CONCERT SALOON,
EVERY TUESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
Saturday November 21. 1863
Les Deuz yeuves comedy IN one act. By NJ Fecan
Macfle Les krears du Bel Age comic vaudeville BY NM
xsyier and YARN Mon ismsne, comedy In one act BY
Doors open "a; curtain rises at O'Clock precisely
once for reserved seats, So Broadway.
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LATEST NE VS..
BY TELEGR APH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Affairs on the Peninsula.
HUNTING REBEL DEsERTERS.

YORKTOWN, VA, Feb. 9.-During the last
week number of rebels have been taken
prisoners and others have deserted and come
within our lines at this place. Last Saturday
five rebel deserters came in and reported six
tween others awaiting an opportunity to come
in. Major Kiln ordered out Capt. Faith, Co.
M, 9th Pennsylvania cavalry, and Capt. Ha-
garmaster and Lieuts. Williams and George
Smith volunteered and accompanied the expe-
dition.
They reached the six mile ordinary without
opposition, and without discovering the six
teen secesh, DESTROYS of joining them. The
enemy's pickets stationed here retired before
them, and Captain Faith, without orders,
marched after them. just this side of the
nine mile ordinary, he with his command was
drawn into an ambuscade and fired upon. He
was brought off, supposed to be MORALLY
wounded. Captain Hagamaster, upon whom
the command then devolved charged
upon and broke through the enemys
line, but got separated from his men,
and was taken prisoner. Lieutenants Will
liams, Smith, and Little, were taken prison.
ers, and Lieut.. Rhinemill was seen TO fall
from his horse. 1t Is supposed he was killed.
Our entire loss was thirty killed, wounded,
and missing. The enemy's loss is unknown.
The enemy is reported in some force at Burnt
Ordinary, twelve miles from Williamsburg.
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Ernnl Wnshinmfnn-

WASHINGTON, Feb. TO- A portion of Col.
Bakers detective corps last night seized 16S
cases of boots and shoes, in transition across
the Potomac, from Leonardstown, Md, des-
tined for the south. The goods and SNUG
glers were sent to Washington. That much
contraband trade is still carried on there is no
doubt, Notwithstanding the frequent arrests of
the parties engaged in it.
The secretary of the treasury has, in re-
spouse to the inquiry, transmitted statement
from the collector of New York, of the sales
of vessels condemned and sold, under the acts
of the 18th of July, 1862, and 18th of May,
1862. They are the schooners Genoa, Mary
G. Hopkins, W. H. Raritan, Claramont, Sun
ny South, Mobile, and Virginia. the barque
Bounding Billow, the brigs Mary McRea,
Gen. Baily, and Fanny, and the ships John
Cottle, Liberty, and Sebastian Cabot. The
amount of sales is $7410, of which the gov
eminent received $l754.
The senate military committee, in the bill
reported for that purpose, have recommended
80 major generals and 70 brigadier generals in
addition to the present number in the army.
The house committee on agriculture have
prepared bill more particularly to define the
duties and grade of officers of the agrcultur-
al department. 1t authorizes the appoint
ment in addition to a chief clerk, of a botan-
list, chemist, and entomologist, at salaries OF
$4,000 each; a disbursing clerk and chief OF
statistics at $500 each; a translator and
draughtsman at $l400 each; and six clerks al
$1,000 each.
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Prom New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 30.-On the evening of
the 23d inst, a steamer, rugged as a barque,
with arakish appearance, came in sight of the
Southern Pass. She had nothing above the
topmast, and moved slowly by the Pass, APP
parently waiting for some signals or expecting
some. A number of Pass pilots are now I'M
der arrest for communicating with a strange
vessel some days since, and it is supposed
further attempts will be made, preparatory to
raid. The schooner captured off the Sabine
Pass by the rebels was the transport Velocity
The New Orleans correspondent of the
Times says; 81 am sorry to say that very
plausible rumors are afloat here respecting a
disorderly spirit having manifested itself
among the troops at Ship Island, owing to the
arrival there of a colored regiment. Reports
go so far as to state that several officers have
been arrested for mutinous conduct"
The Houston Telegraph of Jan.5 states that
the guns,of the gunboat Westfeld, which was
blown up in Galveston Bay, have all been
tished up
The New Orleans correspondent Of the
World says the American consul at Monterey
writes, in recent letter to an officer in this
city, that millions of dollars worth of cotton
are sold here, and returns are made in pow
der, lead, sugar, cloth, coffee, blankets, and
shoes-indeed, everything needed in the Sc
SSNSu ottttSo' w lIdIIlS IUE inc COHIeueT-
ate army have been bought at Monterey, and
there are agents purchasing supplies for Texas
as far down the country as San Louis Potosi,
nearly one thousand miles from San Antonio.
The goods from the interior are generally sent
across the Rio Grande at fort Duncan. One
agent has purchased in Europe three vessel
loads Of arms, and their arrival is daily ex-
pected at Matamoras. A cargo of medicines
also bought in Europe is known to be due at
that port
OF military movements near New Orleans
nothing can be made public. Gen. Banks is
still busy planning. The troops at Baton
Rouge are being thoroughly drilled Colonel
Neal Dow is at New Orleans, expecting a
command in the advance. He has been cited
to appear in the district court, to answer to
the charge OF stealing silver ware, sugar, &C.,
valued at $1,000, belonging to citizen of
New York. The rebels at Port Hudson are
continually strengthening their works, and
say if they defeat the federals they will shoot
all the Yankees in New Orleans. The rob
Der May, who was sentenced 20 prison for
twenty years, has been released by the war
department.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-From what is said
here in well informed circles it appears that
Capt. Worden's object in proceeding to fort
McAllister with the Montauk was not with a
view to reduce that work, but merely TO test
the effect Of the shot on the turret of his YES
sci, and upon which the rebel steel pointed
shot had no injurious effect. His proceeding
to that quarter to demolsh the rebel works
&C., was not specified in the original pro.
gramme.
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The Dwarfs Married.

New YORK. Feb. 10.-The marriage of Tom
Thumb with Lavinia Warren was celebrated
to-day, at noon, in Grace church. There was
a grand reception at the Metropolitan hotel,
attended by thousands.
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7
(, Feb lO;ao;GoTToN excited and / q &c low

NEW YORK, Feb lO-GoTTON excited and "a &c low.
or; sales 220O bales at 81 a g2c.
FLOuR-Sales lOSOO bbls; state ana western heavy
unsettled, and 10 % 25c lower; superine state 665 "a
$3.50; extra state 100 % 125; round hoop Ohio 40 "a
1850; suBer6ne western $780, southern zoe lower:
1901 bbls; mixed 10 good 40 a $50; fancy and OK ra
500 90 025 canada 10 "a Csc lower; sales $50 bbls:
ira 10 % 81
wheat dull heavy and lie lower. Corn heavy and IN
lower; soles llO00 bnsh; nike sound so "a
sac. W
5eef unchanged; sales 800 bbls; country mess "a So
l6 3 for new. Lard dHl and lower sales 7ol b6 at lot
40 hhds New Orleans at 81 a 2fc. Coffee quiet; Java
80 bags at Csc; st Domingo, 80 bags at 293c
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NEW YORK, Feb lO.-STOCKS are better; Chicago
ana ROCK Island 9s Cleveland and Toledo S93 Gaena
ana chicago Railroad 92s Illinois Central scrip 81
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A Committee of the Directors to make said sale
Grafton, Feb. 6, 1868. d5sS II

MORTGAGES SALE OF REAL
AVA ESTATE Will be sold at Public Auction OH the
premises, in the city of Worcester, on MONDAY, the
sixteenth day Of arch next at ten o'clock in the fore
noon certain tracts of land situated in Worcester
Blithewood Avenue, and being all Of that part the
Sturtevant Farm, called, which is conveyed by a
mortgage deed from Elkanah A. Cummings TO the Black
stone Valley Loan and Fund Association, recorded in
the Registry Of Deeds for the County of Worcester
Book 6l3 Page 533.
Also the day, at eleven O'Clock in tho fore
noOn the premises hereafter mentioned certain Real
Estate situate in said Worcester mentioned in the same
mortgage deed and being lots numbered s. G. T. s. and
Book 5l3, Page 664 Lot No having dwelling house
thereon. Lots s. and bounding Lafay ette street.
lot Grovesnor street. and lots and II Lodi street
Said sale benz in pursuance of power contained in
said mortgage and for breach of the conditions thereof
Blackstone Valley Loan and Fund Association.
by WM. f. SLOCUM,
w d. WHEELER,
II. S. WARREN,
Committee of the Directors to make said sale