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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03

The Chicago Tribune, an Administration pa
per, is informed By officers of the Army of the
CumbetlInd that profound dissatisfaction exists
among the men in consequences Of the removal
of General ROsEcRAEs; and that, though there
lie no fear of mutiDy undeP new commander,
there Is apprehension of dangerous demOraliza-
finn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03
"AnMr NoRrHrRr Yrna,n,.l
| ~ AKMI NUKIHhKN IKuIFIAiJ
"BRurow STATION, Va, Oct. is, 1863.

"BRuTow STATION, Va, Oct. 10, 1863.
"lt Is certainly little singular, aud fact
calling for explanation, that pursulng army
should have its artillery captured BY it's retreat.
ing adversary. II must have resulted from
groas mismanagemept somewhere. Bot, as at
pretent advised, am not prepared to FIX the
blame"
The Richmond Examiner says editorislly:
"one fight, apparently between division Of
the Confederate army and larger body Of the
enemy--orcurred during this movement, 10
which we lost four hundred and fifty prisoners,
five pieces Of cannon, and were generally
worsted. Why sucha fight occurred cannot now
oe esid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03

ENeusH srIstocracy 10 certainly "great iu-
stitution.n A Lady CLAIMS recently refused
10 bs sworn az witness in a court Of justice
simply because she "didn't choose to-" The
magistrate told her she was "set!ipg bad ex-
ample 10 the lower classes" and let her go.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03

RGsNrRAL BUrLkR, Il is reported, has been Or
dsred 70 relieve General FosTER in command
Of the departmens of North Carolina and South
Virginia, the latter officer bsing ordered to re-
port at Washington: This department includes
Fortress Monroe, James river and the APPROACH
% 20 Richmond. rAa7g ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03

{, TIE city Of London. In ten years, has In
creased in population AL, 1853; New York, 29O, >
lS5 ,Su o. So 81 p, ana rnsdePsi.
average number Of houses during ten years
and In Philadelphia S.SO5. London has been
settled e 1000 years, sS New York 24s years, and
rhilaaetppiR ytv' "a r.siFry Rae ,,test
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03

OHIO has sent 10 the war of three montbs'
men &c 1893. For three years service Ia, 1923;
making a total Of 170,l2l. BY this showing
that State ranks third in the list OF loyal States.
The total sent from New York was 222, 1886, Of
which O,l3l were two years. volunteers. Penn.
sylvania sent 200, 1886, Of which 1910 were en-.
lstments for nine months.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03

THE following table shows the number Of
9sberals In both tho Uoi,n srd rehei s-~iea
Who have been killed Ia D4t.le Ul -i.dv VI wouLds
received, died from disease, resigned and been
dismissed, since the commencement Of the war:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03

I ss PSsislvsiy ma made from IA Ii 10 cents ans
Something urgshty needed BY every person. 10 sam.
pies sent free by mail for 30 esnts that retail for %,
By 5lG,nay ,rw ,siiaoliR.. H. WoLcogV.
p sepl7-d&wam I7o chatbam Square, E.y9'i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03
mARRIED,

On the Goth OF 0ct at the Truro Parsonage, by Rev
W. Maynard, Mr.. ABRAHAM X. PARK, Of Plain town.
ship, to Miss SARAH STIdLKR, Of Miflln township.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03
A M B OS n ALL.

HIS beautiful Hall has cen thoroughly renovated,
u and = hne Chickering Grand Piano attached, and
IL offered for rent for Concerts, Lecures Dancing
Parties, etc.. etc, on the most reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply 10 A. b. Stevenson, at
Lindeman & Co.'s, under the Hall, or at Woods
Music Store, No. 81 High street
oct25-d3t i-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03
Straved or Stolen.

"WEDNESDAY night, Oct. 2lst. 1863, sorrel mare
wv three years old last spring, with white stripe In
the forehead small and rather light TAIL between
fourteen and fifteen hands high straight bodied and has
never been marked by harness. Any ono delivering
the said mare to the undersigned at New Albany, Frank
lin county Ohio will receive reward Of $40 co. or by
giving Information as TO her whereabouts, reward or
go 90 will be given. SAMUEL NEEDLES.
octqi-dlw To-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03

ELECTIONS will take place to-day In Massai
chuse,ts, New York, New Jersey and Him
ois. .- rs,t. t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03
GIN GIN NATI.
John Killen's Estate.

NJoTIoH ID hereby given that the undersigned has
IN this day been appointed and qualified by the Probate
Court Of Franklin county, 0ho admin strator Of tho
estate Of John Killen, late 81 PLATA township, In said
DATED this 10Th day ot october, a. D.. 1e6s!e ~ "
/. '"oT ~ u tT'S'Ib z ANDREW MoEBIsoN. VI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03
Sheriff g Sale.

b. h'; vs. = 90. Superior oopr. of franklin Co 0.
John Geary d aon.) H1
DY virtue Of q writ Of vendi to me directed, will
ID offer for sale at public auction In the ba sement o
No. 10 East Broad street, in the city Of Columbus
Ohio, on .... ..-..l. by
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of November, A. D.,
1853, ,it .... te.
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following dsroflbed property
to witt ..-t..l aL-
One No, 4 Single Largo Cylinder Printing Machine.
GE0RGE W. HUFFMAN,
sal Sheriff Of franklin 90. o.
Printers fees % rs a.i
oct30dtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03

The Richmond Examiner of the 26!h ult.
says Of the removal of RosEcRlNs:
Meantime, Lincoln is helping u.s. He has
removed from command the most dangerous
man in his army, and put two fools in his
Mace,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay aud Youthful ERROR 40
tuated by desirs 10 benefit Others will be happy TO-
furnish to all who need It rse Of chrge) thu recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy used In
bis case. Those wishing to profit By bis experiences
and posses Valuable Remedy-will receive the same,
by return mall Carefully sesled), by addressing '.
JOHN D. oaDHN,
... No. 90 NASSAU sTRERT, NEW YoAk.
augl9-W3ms .tr-. r'v F.P ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-03
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Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly, to 6lossv Black or
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parts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine
color, and rectlnes the III effects Of Bad Dyes. The
genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATcHHLoR, all
others arc mere limitations aud should be avoided.
Sold by all Druggists, eto.
Factory no. 81 Barclay stFses, IIaa
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Batchelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing the Hsir.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

together on many gloTions and sarguinary feid
would with their blood cement u Union aud II ma
locality go strong and deep that no sectional appeal
could shake the loyalty Of the glorious baud Of
loyal States. Toe west would regard rs traitors
alike those who suggested peace with any portion
Of the Mississippi IN Rebel hands, and those who
suggested Union with patriotic, brave New-En-
land left ont. The northern frontier must he de-
Tended; and this canal ia the cheapest and best
means of defending il. While the Atlantic shore is
projected by 5000 miles OF ocean, by forts and forth
cations from Maine TO Florida, and by navy which
COS. hundreds of millions, the northern frontier,
not less important, ID entirely deenseless, and
within easy cannon range for hundreds Of miles Of
foreign terri tory. The North-Nest cheerlnlly pays
her proportion Tor the defense of the Atlantic, aud
will pay further the large appropriations now
required. But we ASA i'll Justice tat the Northern
frontier should be secured. He then read memorial
from eX-President Fillmore and others, showing the
EXPOSED condition Of Lake Erie aud showed toat
the lakes, by the Canadian canals were accessible
t. the British gunboats and thas the lake cities and
commsrce were exposed to destruction. This canal
will enable III TO place our Sunboats on the lakes.
IIo read letter from Admiral Porter showing that
we had now ahoat than fifty gunb0ss which
could pass from the Lakes TO the ocean ny the canal
lie then presented the important fiscal, commercial
and Agricultural interests thu, seeking protection.
Fifty eight millions OF bushels OF breadstuiis were
shipped from Chicago during the pact year. The
commerce OF the Lakes was NJ least four hundred
millions per annum. Corn, since cotton haa COM
united feo de 10 was now king, aud kept the peace
between Europe aud America and this enlarged
canal il the cheapest made of defending the Lakes
The wboleicost of the canal thirteen millions of
dollars, aud this will turn the Mississippi into the
Lakes aud unite from the East and the West. Every
dollar thus expended in defense cheag ems triispoia
iion. The capacity OF the proposed Illinois Canal will
DO Twelve times that of the Eie Canal. Inc largest
steamers which navigate the Mississippi will steam
directly TO Lake Michigan. These grand results
itself, aud will DO grand national highway. IL
will add to the taxable property OF the Union as
much as the Ere Canal has done. II will give alta.
bility to our Government and add to the national
wealth 1t will increase both our ability to borrow
money and to pay it.
The Committee arose and the House adjourned.
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Arrived.

Steamship e. George lBr.l Wyie Glasgow Jan. via
Portland Me days mdSe aud Is pass TO Francis Msedo'
maid &
Ship American Union Hubbard, Lverpoo! Nov 20, m5e.
aud % pas. Grinnel, Minturn Go. Has had sbouS
We,teTy gales the entire passage stove buwaIks PLANK
shesr and carried away fore channels. Dec 20 lat 81 lon.
a. fell in th b. brig James of ard from GeoTsetown T.
u. IL Steele, for Liverpool IN disabled condition. sss
goue Sc the captain wishing 70 leave her, Took him and
bis Of and brought them TO this port The first officer
Of The A. IT, ME. Thomas McS oksy, went board, and
did He volunteered nayigste her into
the nearest port and tho third officer Mr.. Davis and men,
volunteered 20 assist him. Supplied them with sails
they stood OF for Queenstown Liverpool
ship Charlotte Brem J. Gaen, Liverpool 80 days sat 20
Hounugs Goslng llh inst, lat +03 Ion. 43 80 spoks
chip Harry OF the West, Cotton, from Liverpool Dec ~. !o'
Ney-YoTk.
ship Jeremiah Thompson. Blake. Lm1kpool Jan. J. and
Tusksr Jan g. uidss. end % pass I'm ue Thompsor
Snip Qae.nel Funch Hsue Nov "a, rndse end GO pass
to Boyd Ilneken. Has had continual westerly gales On
Ts Or Of LoudOn) Cundy Milford IS days coal 10 Geo.
T. Buey.
Bs1 eph., starret, Gregory NewOeen, - dsys sOssg
and mo.stses 10 Mecsf& DunGan.
ScW. POwog. Sparks, PrOvncetown dsys mdse ron
Br. steamship Caledonia, ashore on Cape Cod
Schr kuesold .wreckel Oauson hon sesnltue City or
Hartford ashore OF South Brothers
Schr Diidem tBr) Clark, CORVALLIS ~ b., days pots
toes 20 X DewoE
Schr. L. X. vickery Rabbit, DishtoD, In bolsr-
WIND-At sunset, fIom y. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ......JAr.
Cleared,

S,eamshlps-Champion Wilson, Aspinwsn, D. Il. Allen
SEE Ghnen Kennedy Shan ghse J. 5. Forbes Damascus
DR. Brown Liverpool via Newfonnasnd. Williams y
BaIks-Mipna Pruss1, Radmlun Antwerp, Wm. Salem d
CO. Muskmgum OBJ, Bsrgtsldt, st. Johns. N. r., j. C.
Raining. 49,
Brluessrah Flsgg Rupibs Aquschlls, r. Talbot Co (,
Linn. Br) Evans, Galway. Arkell iup Soi SolteEno
Higgins Para, Burdet. Evereuj Sy6l lBrb Towsrley
Ponce p r. Tynes smith; Olson Adams, Waite, Zsza
Thompson Hunter.
schooners--Pame,to, Leland St. John, T. r., Pech
Church, Enterprise, Cornell, Esstyile, Va, McreaO h
Il A. Wood Cramer Washington, yaa Brant sIasht, "
r. CoLqaest, Luce, New Haven, Tbos Dunham Oneida
Coleman Washington, Bentley Smith Co. Buens Visa
Phillip. Philadelphia Julia (Bh Pinzse Nassau p }.
G. Rahminsi Mindom, Sargent. Nassau n r. Miller l.
Horahton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

Cart Gsrrison o, tchr RDgsod reports that the sesreS
CITY of atotd ashore South Brothers, remains In the
same position; tive pumps board, and viii
comauc. the morning They expect 20 have her
ahoat by Saturday t2Ithl.
Capt Steele. Of b. brig lanes abandoned at seq maker
the following statement: Left Georgetown p T. L. for Liv
erpoo with cargo Of oats Dec %. ls. IS 30 lon a 20
expssuscd severe gale from the westward, during which
hiited cargo carried away foo:opna.t md blow away ell
he sails except the foretopmsst stsy.a Dec 49, the ship
American Uuon from Liverpool up With U.s. and Iook
us OH boaGG aud brought "a TO ibis port.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 10, 1863.
The ship Mon,ezuma from Shields bound to Providence
r. L. with cal has put into Cowef leaking, bayiDg been
Tho shingles viii probably have to discharge and
a on dry dock -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

CAPTURE oF NoroWoUs ImEF AND Bur-
GLAk-At lstc hour Wednesday ulsht detectives len
nett and M4cDJugal arrested Daniel Lynch, yonog
char ed with committing several bnrgls-s In Freehold, NJ
J. tnpp.sIs that Lynch was, ia December lat IN tho
ploy Of q. w. &. y. Nandeyerr cloieIs In that ety.
Who dtchMged him for stealing an ovetcON eone sowing
tiks and other articles nom the store that about that time
Joan Coro,An also employee Of the rm robbed
poke DO containing 800, wbic he asleep IN the
that New night tho stolen recovered
~ Freehold the isieg goods o pockstb book aud the
money minus 80 found In the pocket Lynch AGer his
discharge Lynch came 70 this City, On Monday night Last
tpr" Il H. ola employer hcssrs Nandorg,o nc-
by entered and robbed Of goods 10 the o. $500
Lynch having been la Freehold Moudsy afternoon.
aud having len early Turadsy morning, suspicion
e upon him Information cent 20 the Metropolitan 70.
,o lcadquar-r-, aud he Opnd in b,cdiHg house at
No. - ko,e quantity O the goods stolen
deeeTs store found ia his possession aud ,ihed by
the owners The praonef taken back To Freehold yes
teddy afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
T.,e New-Jersey Legislature.

IkENT0N, \. J., Thursday, Jan Y, 1868.
The II ace Resolutions came up to day as the
special order.
Mr.. liz sman of Bergen moved that they be re.
ferred to a Special Committee.
Mr.. Chandler Of Morris moved an indefinite post
ponement.
After debate Of some length, in which MesTs.
Holsmap, Randolph, Crowell, and Buckley parici.
pated both motions were Withdrawn, and the roso-
lutions were referred to tue Committee on Federal
ReatiOps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
FROM ALB A n Y.
WITHDRAWAL OF JUDGE DEAN
Mr, Trimmer Nominated by the Demo
Gratis for Speaker
TIE REPUBLICANS ADHERE 10 Nh, CtIllcOTT
AlRASy, Thursday Jan. %, 1868

ALBANY, lhCttotNi JED - l'"0
The Demoerns held caucus this morning
Judge Dean, after thanking ms trends lo' thcN
kindness and constaucy to lhm withdrew hIs name
as - candidate fox Speaker.
Mt. Trimmer of Rochester was then nominated Gt
the Democratic candidate for Speaker.
Considerable opposition was made 10 Judge Deans
withdrawal, but lie urged HE friends to consent 10
II. when the change WAS agreed upon.
THO news Of the withdrawal OF Judge Dean
creates the greae,t excitement around the Capitol.
Large crowds Of citizens from New-York, Brook
Iva. Oswego. Troy and Syracuse, are in attendance,
representing both the Democratic and Republican
partiss.
Tbe police with the Mayo, and the Chief are on
hand TO preserve order.
There is no prospee. Of baOo, for Speaker being
taken to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

VfHTHALMIc hosPITAL.-At the Quarterly Meet.
ins CT the Directors Of the New.Yok Ophhssic h,.p.
held on the 2Oih instant Al tho Of Fourth ayspps
Twenty eighth street. Dr. n Stephenson reported 2o7 n.
neh'' DUNG the last three months and since the
Organization Of ts noble charity. Amer the r.n,.c :,
routine bu,nefs Solomon Jennsr was elected
E1-Ju,tce WIN Dsyison Vice PIe,idsnt and J. X Cam.
yuins Secretary.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tn. DAY.

SUPREME COURr-ClRCUT.-IartI |. Short causes
Nos 1893 1884, 2l39 83ll p. X L. N. ", elo 1908 1910
1914. 1850 2i76 700 sot., ai22 Part ICase Part
III NOS. 40 1929 7l5, Gl3 1903 ~. 3D. j3l, 92l 1884,
SUPREME COuRr-SPEchL lERM.-No Calendar.
CoURT or CosYoS PLFAs-Part |. Zone hour
causes Nos 800 1851 1886 1852 1890 I5J, l6i1 1910 Part
u-Ad ougEsd Tor the tenn.
SCPgRToR COURT-lart Mos. 1868, 32tl, 1915
l2al 3J7 83J RAJ 1919 7j g9i, ij 1921. Fart llNos
lJ2l. 1854 1903, 1872 l lG l3 1870 1872, li2i 4.o
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Jersey.

TagSTON, ThursJsy. Jan. ~, 1863.
The United States District Court was in session
yesterday. Richard s. Fields, the newly.appoinled
Judge, took bis seat.
Charles Lewis, Indicted for murder In killing
James Rowland Of Princeton, will be tried next
week before the County Court Effort will be made
on Saturday by his counsel, Edwin James of New
York, TO pat off the trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

SLNATE...-ALEAkY, Jan. -, 1868.
A message was received from Gov Seymour IN
srswer to resolution from the Senate about the
Assembly difficulties.
The message was read when, without debate, AZ
wac ordered 20 be printed
Mr.. WOODRUFF introduced bill 10 incorpo-
rate the Harlem Savings Bank.
Mr.. BELL Ojlerel joint resolution TO pay the
She New-iork SOLDIERS, who for over one month
have been without pay, out Of any funds in the
State Treasury leaving the State TO receive back
Che money advanced from the General Government.
Laid over. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
Message Of Governor seymour TO the sfnte
Senate.

ALBASI Thursday, Jan q. 1863.
Gov. Seymour has cent the following message to
the Senate:
GTSrLrMIH OF THE senate: have received
from your honorable body the following preamble
and resolutions:
Wbereas IT mas come TO the knowledge Of Senators tina,
tho election Of Speaker 20 the Assembly is delayed by
Of the Assembly Chamber and which has
the Legislative action Of the Assembly by threats aid by
RIred That II is the solemn and imperative duty Of Tie
Executive authority Of this State promptly and without hes
executed and that this fret attempt to Legislative
action by and brute force and threats thereof be
ReI6rsd That committee OF three be appointed by the
Char. whose daty st 'ha be TO confer with his E1ceiency
the Governor and urge upon him the urgent necey and
proprety of prompt and energetic son for the protection Of
The Assembly from mob violence and thai the sohors aid
and abeors sheeofbe speedily brought to condEn pun
ishIDept.
These were communicated TO me by Committee
Of the Senate.
To avoid the mistaken and injurious impressions
they are calculated TO make 1t is proper i should
state that when - complaint was made, on Friday
last, by member of the Assembly, that tho pro-
ceediDgs of that body were disturbed by the disor-
Derby conduct Of persons in the Hobbies and galleries
informed him that any protection which might be
called for by any member Of the Assembly would
be immediately afforded.
The difficulties Of the Assembly grow ont Of the
differences Of opinion among lis members with &C.
speet 10 it's organization.
There is an obvious improperly in any nterfer-
ence by one department Of the Government with the
proceedings of any coordinate branch of that Gov.
eminent, unless a request is made by the parties
interested.
Before the paseage Of the resolutions Of the Senate
every member OF the Assembly who spoke to me
upon the subject YVES told that be had right full
protection, but TO avoid even apparent interference
with the organization Of the Assembly, which, b,
the Constitution, il expressly left TO the exclusive
control OF that bodw my action must be basef upon
request for protection from those directly con-
cerned.
Immediately upon being advised of the alleged
disorders, consulted with tle Mayor OF this City,
who made adequate arrangements 20 prevent any
outside interference. felti re TO the Senate az
q matter Of courtesy 10 expla 10 them, that can
only act upon a re- iest coming from members OF
that branch Of the j. isiatuTe which is affected by
any disorCery procce .ngs.
HOPATIO SEYMOUR.
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The Rreshet in PeupsyIyauia.

NJ :: PHILADELPHIA, Thursday. Jan. ~, 1863.
mere 10 no truth III the report that the trestIe
ice, az published in an evening PAPER
-, no damage has been done to any brii I've on the
Pm'adel phia, Wilmington and baltimore RAILROAD
ana I'll the trains are running az usual TO- day'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
The Washington MRii-snow-storm on the
NusQuebaDun.
PHILADELPHIh, Thursday

- 49, PmIADELPHIh Th1rsday, Jan 20, 1863
The Warrington mall due here at 1 O'Clock this
morning, has not yet arrived. The snow-storm on
the Snsquehanna was 80 severe that the boat was
unable 10 cross
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

RELIEF FoR SOLDIERS FAMILIEs.-Thc Citizens
Relief Committee for the Fourth and Fifth Wards report that
they at giving relief to over fifty famie, OF sol
and that mo fund. collected exhausted The
Committee have adopted resolution constitute the pastors
OF the various churches IN the city honorary members and
M, ii their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

FIRE.-Yes'erday forenoon fire occurred in a
temporary frame building foot of Warren stret Jersey
Guy owned aud occupied by Van Sickle Co kerosue
oil refinery. Tho building bni nd Ouing sheds
mostly Destroyed. Damage about 400 IL stated that
the e caused by the high tide which oa,el oil
into the furnace srass Sso that the ro was caused by ali
posllu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

CORONrR's CAsrs.- Yesterday, The Coroner held
Inquest, the body Of VIM 49, Daniels formerly master
Of tbs schooner Mciamora who found drowned tho
docz al the foot OF Rutgers loe deceased q yoar. OF
sgs md leaves d family residing in Baltimore.
Yesterday, Rosa Williams, a colurod women Is yeers OF
who resided No l31 BIoOmo street. dropped deed "a
tho chop OF Louie ucir "a Inst iShOIood whets she
went 10 purchase lottery policy.