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Cargo OF tho Princess Royal.


Below we give the principal items OF tho manifest Of
cargo OF the steamer Princess Royal OF whose cap
turc while endeavoring the blockade OF Charleston
harbor reached here yesterday, through the last
published copy OF the Richmond Wig received at
Fortress Monroe The fact that copy OF her manifest rs
a hand here at this time the vigilance with which
Foreign Office notes the operations o the rebels on
the other the and their aiders and abetors
The total value this cargo In London without insu-
greater she was of tho fastest and best built iron
propeers ever turned out from British shipyard. Her
value and that OF her cargo 70 the rebels, had she
ceeded in getting into Charleston barbor would have
been millions Of dollars though caught cndcavorins to
Charleston harbor, she was cleared for Vancou
Not the least interesting part OF her story that she
was the properly OF Lindsay o.. ths Mr.. Lindsay Of
which Arm at year moved in his seat Parliament that
the british should no longer acknowledge tho
blockade because OF N alleged inefiictcncy.
Has he leas, net bad sucient proof Of the ground.
lessness II that plea in the loss of his vesselS
The eii Of ladips shows that the Princess Royal "a
vessel u 49l ops) cIeAsed from London the sth of
% ~ee so srsads sy
Tipping Co.. l5i, ,7s pounds OF cooes BY H. soliowAy
90 900 poundr Of sunpowdsr. by tustss Co. IL as
JrH' Ssas DO r.pyer s. H. ss;iassy 90 Sso .saias
candles, By r r. Bsif d Co. IS tons sheet iron,
800 coas: s., IN plates, and "a bones h.rd..se ss
ds1en cotton thread, $50 gross do, xo rsces pin,
cottoB case pms f0 machinery, 9eo aoxcB boots
srce screws, ~ furnace bars, frames do by n spl.
lo~ay; case military buttons, 1 case steel pens, do
pins do. buttons, cases flannel shsts, case emery
Goth 500 pairs blankets, cascs bone buttons $50 grcs
cotton thread, case needles, 32 pieces 40 stu III
casus hardware IL machinery cases shoe thread
do hooss and T eyes, DO bone bu,tels, ! do. wool
pins cases ard % casks apothecary cases sew
ing cotton 20 pieces woolens. plain oottons, do
dyed cascs files case atecl wire cases printed cot.
top cotton hosiery, do cotton gloves do ron
thread $50 gross sewing cotton 20 dozen noe tnr, "a
sundry packages machinery, BY Lindsay CO. % pack
ages boots and shoes and 40 packages leather by L. en
berg
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Ships Caroline Neamith National Alex Marshau Osray
barks Elbe (Breml. Hemdall (Ham) Mary Kircl
lBreml Gaxelle Kate Stamier American Eagle; brgs
Dresser. A D Torrey. Wappoo, Acadia. 0rAco WosthiA
Ellis Snow Squall. Julia Decker Arngtoa. Marearea
Conkliu, Wander. Smith. d Holmes. Hannah. RanAd
Mary Haines. Clio fBr). Juan. .t-
Wind at sunset SE. fresh. with snow. t#
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especially among the boys the crowd who failed not 70
improve the occasion for snort.
The appearance Of the Yankee prisoners marching
Main street novel In the extrere, and was signt
which did good 70 look at Although our people were
wrought up TO the highest pitch OF exctemeDt thoy con
Quoted themselves with becoming moderation toward the
prfs'0ers. Cccasionsly boy OF two would hoot out
aside from this they were not moiested during theH
whoie march.
Altogether they q fine looking body 4 men and
ought TO be ashamed themselves for volunteering their
services In the vany Of trying 70 subjugae chivaro
peopte.
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Joseph Murphy occupied part OF the front for fruits
&c anage by water about $780, insured for 81 200 in
tie M,nhattan Insurance Company. The basement is
occGmod BY ierkins stern, dealers California
Stock aged by water about $500 Insured for $4,000
In the security and Fulton insurance companies.
No. Ie2 Broadway-Hope Express Company Damage
by wafer $500 insurance Second floor--Loyds
military maps Sight damage by water; no insurance.
THIRD ioorCap factory OF Jacob Kleshaas. Slight damage
Company. Fourth tJr--Manufacturng jewclry shop OF
T. ihoma Damage by water $500 insured for 81 900 in
the East River Insurance Company
The buildings are owned by +. Marquand. They are
damaged about IS 0O0 and fully insured In the Etna
and other insurance companies The Fire Marshal has
the origin OF the fire under investigation.
LIST ASSURANCES GooDwN's CRACKER BAxERy,
2O5 CHERRY SrRKn-On stock and machinery, Exchange
Insurance Company So 900, Atlantic oOO Firemens
Trust s. 900, Etna (New York) 1900, Central Park
% 900. On building s 900 in Harmony and f2 900 In
Metropolitan insurance companies Nos 468 and 470
Water street insured folows:-Stock and machinery
81 0O0 East River 8 900, Brcvoor 81 900 Home New
Hav 81 600. Importers Traders On building 50
In Relief and 81 900 In the Suyvesant insurance
panies.
inquest yesterday at No. ls Goerck street. upon the body
OF Eliza Knapp, native Of New Jersey aged forty nve
years. who frozen death. Deceased was ntem.
porate woman, and very much reduced In ctrcum-
stances In consequence Verdict In accordance with the
above facts.
Tm FUNERAL OF JoHs SLOWLY, exForeman OF Engine
Company No. 10. who killed by the falling Of chin
ney tho Ore corner Pike slip Cherry street.
will take place from 81. Stephens church, corner of
Broome and Chryste streets. this afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
THE WEATHER Contrary to general expectation and in
Vulnerable learned representations, there was very
sensible moderation in the cold yesterday. The early
morning and piercing but not long the
flakes began TO descend unerrng precursor Of
mild weather. at least for brief period, and the
quence that about the degree Of cold or the
state Of the thermometer did not bother the people very
excessively The afternoon was quite pleasant as also
the evening. About six O'Clock r. N. the snow,
which had ceased for brief interval, recommended
fall bur did not promise TO leave very heavy covering
up0n the streets.
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ARnSrs. dptheria, wn1iAn H., son Of william II.
ana JuI,a Areuts aged year and months.
-Four days since cM little Abcy
Lett us for q world Of Joy;
Now, indeed, our CUP % oerfowng-
God hath called our other boy
The friends the family are respectfully invited attend
the funeral from the residence OF his parents No cS
washington street. this rday) Afternoon, O'Clock.
BoytEon thursday February 8, at his late residence,
No 253 John street, Brooklyn Jons Il. BorI, aged 20
Tne relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the Church Of the
Assumption COZ of Jay and York Streets Saturday
morning al half past nine o'clock where Mass Of Re.
ouien viii be offered up for the repose Of his soul
Hpox-ox--Ijn Wednesday evening, February 4, JESSIE,
daushter OF Austin and Hannah Bronson, aged years,
The friends and relatives are invited V aisDA the To-
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fields.
ARRIVAL OF THE FEDERAL PRISONERS AT HOUSTON.
II having been given out that the federal prisoners cap
ured the recent battle at Galveston would be the
train this morning. large of citizens assem-
bled al the depot burning with curiosity 70 see inc men
who had to dosoate land but who had suddeay
been brought with round turn by tie unparalleled
gcnerasnp Of our noble commander. After waiting some
hours IN the rain the assembage gratiled with
the sound OF the locomotive whiste and presently the
train came IN view. II stopped about half mile from
the depot where the Yankees were landed formed into
line AID under guard marched 20 the depot and thence
10 their quarters where they will remain Tor the present
The colonel OF the regiment, three captains, six lieu
tenants and 800 non officers. privates and
sailors all that could be brought this train Tho
balance, some 276, will be sent up soon a. possible
Our reporter was kindly permitted by the onicses IN
charge 70 pass the guard and mingle with the prisoners
From them he learned that the regiment had bcen IN
only four months and had been away from thor
homes In Massachusetts only three months. Thay
were mostly Americans, bat occasionally foreigner
nigh, DO seen among them mostly Irish and Dutch.
Those win whom our reporter convened were young
that tho capureo them and their Heet was one u the
mast daring achievements The but sad that they
sseep they had not the slightest previous inss,iou Of
what about 10 happen. The booming Of Magruder's
artillery was the nrst thing that aroused them 70 sense
Of the reality After the bosss wore sileoccd and cap
sured resistance the part Of the land force was In
They therefore, surrendered before any damage 0
any account bad been done them Only cue o. their num-
Der killed and three wounded, according
20 their ovn story.
they were all remarkably we'll dresscd and accoutrcd,
NOFe HcAltuy, OUT ratbeT uoWucASs IoNA c"mcs
indeed held mp their heads and appeared az light hearted
though they the conquerors instead OF tho
quered but the most OF them looked rather sober Their
colone-a tall, slim specimen OF manwas much stared
at, but lifted his eyes from the ground ~ our
reporter could SEQ during tho whole march. They
pressed themselves much pleased with Texas, aud
knowcdgcd that they had been very kindly treated since
they made prisoners
one smart looking young fellow remarked that he
believed they were better on prisoners than they were
before. because they had prospect q getting back
home alive; and before IL decidedly probematcsi
several negroes among the prisoners Of
them wearing bracelets, was an escaped slave. One
clothed in sailors uniform very moch observed,
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SMART AnHx1 10 "TAKH In" A NEW YORK BAHKxR-
TIM Ossuspu ARRnnxD-A few months ago man
named Paddock called the g. Nicholas Hotel In this
city and made Inquiries 70 where he could deposit
certain bonds which he had In his possession He was
told Ar 8. A. Mrs. banker doing business in Exchange
place would be suitable person to take charge Of the
property, and faddock, 1t is alleged thereupon called
upon Mr. NJ requesting the latter 10 receive deposit
tho Coal Company bonds TO ths
amount Of O00 $46 900 in stock Of the company,
$20 900 Rookand Iron Companys stock IS 900 Victoria
Coal Companys stock, and % 200 or the Kingston Coal
COmpanys STOCK. Mr. Mills, n0s feeling himself called
upon 70 receive the property on deposit agreed 70 take
charge OF Tor short time as mere matter OF conye
nienos 70 Paddock who shortly after disappeared and
was not heard from again until last December. In
that month . letter received by Mr.. Ailb
from Mr. w. H. Barnes, Cashier Of the Free State Bank,
stating that three we'll known bankers Of this city would
call upon him In relation TO the bonds &c. belonging TO
Paddock The three bankers, kbwever. never called
upon Mr. Mills, and the bonds and stocks stu remain In
The mystery connected with the ak appears 70 have
been cleared up somewhat by the poltce Of Louisville KY.
few dsys ssg sas CnieI q poss q sSs SsS o. Louis
ing In hs $40 900 the Free Sate Bank of
she District Of Columbia" IN greenback notes. Of the
~ oU x oS
s. A. Mtlis banker, 81 Exchange place, New York"
There u gnCh bank IN existencc appears and the
affair 10 gigantic swndle. The use Of Mr.. Mills name
of course entirely unauthorized Holland been sent
20 Washington 70 be dealt with BY the authorities Of that
city.
Fxx IN BROADWAY Shortly before O'Clock yesterday
morning FIRE broke the fourth floor OF the build
ing No 100 Broadway, occupied by Rinaido Lesky cap
manufacturers The FIRE extended 10 tho roof and before
extngshed the part Of the three upper floors
entirely destroyed. Rnaldo Lesky, who occupied the
third and fourth floors the attic estimate their loss
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neral at No 200 Canal street. this (Frsday) morusng a
hall past nine O'Clock without furthee nS<sce.
bait Of FredercAsbag. wALrxRc Bswnxn, son Of the
Ate DIR. s. G. Brewster, OF this cty.
ihrsxDscT-In Union tow nship N j., on Wednesday
February 4. Major JorT BxsDpr, in the 76th year o.
The funeral services ill be held at st. stephens church
hiuburn on Saturday afternoon, al two O'Clock train
leaves Nes York at half past eleven, the Morris and
Essex Railroad and returns at half past three r. The
friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 attend
bhows-At Elizabeth, N. j., on Tuesday. February 3.
years.
the relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the fune.s from the residence OF her brother,
siternoon at two O'Clock.
The relatives and friends OF the snAv vAr &spocfeny
invited 70 attend the funeral, Satudr tal twelve
ooaox oSloex 0V his late residence salisbury % Orange
CosrlAO-On Wednesday. February 4. JMAxr ANN. the
beloved wife OF Dennis Costello, and thU eldest daughter
the Late William Gieeson, aged - years. months and
a days.
The relatives friends or the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence
Centre street this friday) afternoon, ct one O'Clock,
without further invitation
Cowks-on Thursday morning, February s. WILLIAM
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral thus (Frdayl morning, at eleven
O'Clock from bellevue Hospital, foot OF rweaty sixth
street, East river.
CHkw-On Wednesday evening" February a. at his re-
sdence No 65 West Thirty sixth street. after lingering
illness RosEET CHSw, in the S3d year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
Madison and Thirty street.. on Sunday after
N0on past twelve O'Clock without further notice.
DOwNEy. -SuddenlY, on Wednesday, February 4, NARY,
thc beloved wife Of John Do~ney native OF the parish
Dearest mother. thou hast left us.
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PlSlERING'! PLASTERlNG,,

TNHE undersigned respectfully infOrms'the
citizens of New Philadelphia and sur
rounding country, that he continues to carry
on the plastering business in all its brnnche,
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Mechanical Branches. an
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