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DROoKLYS ARENAS. Y. STOKES, MANAGER.
ID RAYMOND street. between Futon DeKn4b avenues
BENEFIT WEEK
THE STAR TEDLPE VOLUNTEER
FOR MELviLLEs BENEFIT.
On Monday evening, February ID
The Australian Children all the grea, ifers appeal

GERMAN IIEDERKgANz or KEw YORK
VI GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
Tho annual Fancy Dress Ball viii take place Ia
grand style, Tuesday evening, February IT, a. the
CITY ASsENiLY ROOMS
AL the Arrangements have been perfrcrt Ia arch
sI.an the high reputation the ba this .oe,y
heretofore s0 I0yed.
Toe committed have made pr pA-aons for ysricf "
Entertainments Special sten - called 10 The grand
procession cpmnencu fg O'clock WI 81 y y
THE TIMES A. TREY WE'RE And ~ THEY ARE.
Ncs iodbe band VA PERFORM ban ala promenade masc
thia occasion.
Supper vii, be served tit clio and "a. O'Clock =.
Ths orrscsra has int-rnissi,n ring the evening
limited number % tieAts, At 81 10 gentleman and
ladies'. TO be- had members only, Nesa-. william
Jenghaua ~ Cogpfr Union. u. sack rsdef ~ Park
Louis burger IS Bo cry; q. ct endotfef IL Chatham
Kspp, 25 Broadway; Hugo Ne-*ndonck. -
Broadway: Eugene :. Balm, - Etclsngr place 1. j.
Sasiny. l3i Duane street bg,nund KsutmAln, ~ Nss
street; Carl Amann 100 Wall hirs r A. a.. N0pa, ~
Wall street, a. Narreimsnn. No Hanover street. n.
Sum ~ MAN street, Carl Darr. - Ann street. Charles
Hsaset 81 Ann STREET: III. sfyen 81 " hi,r tree Wan,
s~inway. ~ walker stree L. a srasse 80 Gr~rag ch
). n Prehfcer ~ warren street Otto Ernst, 6i
Bowrry; Henry q Koch, sis Cana street. Henry oen
hard, metropolitan Academy 2: ami ~ sirih Pr A.
Wundernsnn ~ West HOust0n s'resf, 1aDb Winim ier
81 Bank H. Schuberth - Sprug srers DR. a ioss
s. West Fourteenth street, r. H. 1rosf ~ ifr@n- street;
Chss. J. DGsr, ~ Columbia street, Add others
No tick will be sold tho door aud will BE-
crved which DO the Of The gentleman INTRO
drecd aud n. member Introducing rhehs tckels no,
transferable and the st -t control will b. maintained In
this respect. GEORGE NENBtcH. Secretary.
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RARsuAs AMERICAN MUSEUM
The Manager hs. thu aasoans.a ..a.f.elon Of al
a''' fs ~ s6sI ssfsacsprsAnY NOVELTY
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tsow s siss. LINEN csssn. si fas i,ioxn.
wE fssI' s'Tk s ,sraks "i r3tsos
TIE smallest rH-'H', r ,.s, ri IL INV
swEKf 1sb nkacrl,rL ,Acr.
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hs face o. the sosospslgf ersa tess ,As
oKs Ton THUMB AND WIZ
A'' = fs Iivis ssii i " 10 r'i
yKOs THk RIVER siLa. ~ tVYrT.
III only snInsi 81 -. iiad us essy AID
''' greatest i fi a1ssi II ti W. ' ss1 Los
We 'H xf 10 ss't ot .si 10 'fousDs Asp HArs
wn WIZ r2 q ~ "a Ok s az s.idS
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sstss aistf ~ ';isS int s22nhe
WAX '''' ss55t:ofisatikSrs eny,r DRAM.
ana n.y. s'r'"s. i sttss In '.n.'
i m. ilsS;r s sasi: .ssaa
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Vsrttgn FtFDN OLD YDLk4
wtl ave " sNhsND tOhtfErv serff ninats..
70 silva shsY 81 asasAi 80 .taisne@ -h safsgtHr.t
T~s~ts IS s~t. Tvstaes~.. 10 u~ats
Da.Sss ss~a. AT nssls coo nasa0@sks ~ g'slssa
f,OscynT Og sArRED srsic.
\ r 90 sgHfk B4teA fkHywA
800. 49, .'' r.s H. has. s.si. y" ~ '''
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ADJUSTMENTS.

-. AMUsEMESTs. ..-.oo~>.,>~
w Doors ogen ~ soSpAY, Yes 49,
RDv. '-svdod with the initial
who y nightly received bv borss- FOR the fra -
ssctAad fashion OF New YORK wlll sppesr.
his engagement, In NE character OF - = - '--S
49, SHYLOCk.
- shakespeare. PLAY Of -
hExcHANr OF vEaiOE
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DEHsSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, TROY n
III YIN. s~venty eighth semi Annual session Of this
Institution for thorough instruction In the Natural sciences.
Ciyil, Mechanical aud Typographical Engineering
will commence February IS se, when s.udsn,s WA be nd
mrd advance standing In the two lower ciass~s The
Annusl Register, containing fun Informaton may be
obtained from Prof. CHARLES BROWNE. Director.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY F1BBy AIRY l6, 1868.
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES At Auction. ~ -,.,~.>o<<
aao. Z sowe1y. vii tbs tssg a ss
ssooos. ios Of Furniture. Sofas Lounges cs41r' =
-. -ess.<A.==-------------- n - ----7c,
EDxAsD slsrEzEssSlsAsss 1esa3lsso1bS
BID. W. WAS co q e4s Broadway. rassa4y and
f III Z 4 49,. each as
DINING ROOM SUITS. ITS" = 49, "
LIBRARY SUITS n, IL FURNITURE.
aud viii. viii Ss sshSed he " and evening before sac
EDWARD soHENck AUc. IoSE Sl,,upr
~ sypERs oABIsgf or1as y it.S o'clock. .,
BY EDWARD scHENcK, s-M 0'fo~' ~ i0's ''0'A'
o., :, -. No: lss Brssdwa, our mos. celebrated
cabinet makers being by ever d
,'p az
1Sa s sn pSss
Ha Rssn Ghsss n mos Ss
Th,se really gan, invksd % e m
and viii posys sold wsous Inc
FAsM, AT AycrIoE.z,wILL BE SOLD; on THE PRE- Z
.as hi. as a
:S conn &c 9 ); !: /. .1s
(IEoRoE SooS Ag gcTssadIb FURNITURE
10 MORROW, ii cloc., esroom. IA Broadway. for
An .. :SS 81 q r wsG rap.o Re-
cepiion Liorary Dining rosewood Armoe
a1scc, rosewood BA9ores, Canerburfes, Work Tables
Crn 70 and Fancy Tables sdsboAJs Extension Tables
Literary Tables. Chamber Suits Of rosewood black
walnut. oak and mahogany; Hall Furniture, &C.
II ENRY B. HERTs. JR. AUcTrONEER
IL Bi HENRY WOOD 4 co.
vALUABLE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
ON TUESDAY, FEB. II, AT lO,c O'CLOCK,
~ Waverey place. Broadway.
sad
BrocAac window Curtains, Dresden China Vases Clocks
and Msnte usments Velvet and Brussels Carpss Beds,
Bidding. China. Glass and Cutlery.
ALSO,
valuable original on Paintings anon which two Landscape
and River Scenes In Amterdam BY Stork Ia Prophe
s,ng the Advent OF tho Cross By cariaoi Also ne Pant
fngs BY Nsndennullen. CArnnenk Cleo Inns and others
ALSO,
sold silver Tea Sets Spoon. Forks Ladies' &C.. together
ALSO,
very nno toned rosewood Piano, IN octave made BY
Lghte. Newton q Bradbury.
Catalogues Will be ready and may be had. together with
cards TO view on Monday morning at tho 0nce OF tho
uoncers 40 Broadway.
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GsEAr ssi HaT = Il, liz, q, BROADWAY
SION OF THk WHAT In 1T
A. The WHAT'S ~ Saloon sis hundred bvp.i~ay
TDs the nh. titi. soa'sr nyts ing W pay
Pr-,ty young lsies viii bflnx Jos chsisr Sewerage
Al prioss .. ls- a. ihe pco'ss ~'i average
nUsrAyR DE sPigss, PIAsfsr
" fFugh - IAsgp.
- popw oKrI mhLI. ON TkfDaS AvrgRsoos.
a. oroa 9Th tn kind sssas.srs ~ M.fsns ANA
BieHor NJ. kLks ssa osssf smissn, 'nask. ls.nt
pLAY BOOKS --PHOrOGRAPHs ~ gAry sArryas
II sl.s a. LA ss9gis snAsH Ltciis Nssssn Lam
Keen. c.felins ksknss No ighA Vol s.s "a es.rss
II ssassa :. lresch ~ snd sasspp.. sss.a
rafscrr wssb sistsfs Latlnh wafr-s T9tu Thufab NJ
aoa No wlAsg.s NJ. sni NJ. Fiossnos. porr..
Z Boo.A y W. MAlAes, - ,Nnsse sppiG. Ma As.aa
lsxac, SGT % f-e-igt n ssmP ~ W SEsfss ~ SIS
BipsdssHsi.
DAsrAfDs wfsrssfrr IMP gRfAr ORfgfNAL
ID rsoors,na. Ill "a sm~ - TiiK VAR a nsa
n ~. 80 Hr..d-.y e,rT svrairE 40 ,af ssnss
dsy ans nsufa.y dsfpsoss o. stlerf fNsss = -@nsi
ehtlafeB Be.sis
L'AruEg REgD's Old FOLKS wiLL 1iyr 4
y $3.50 ~ A ' - I. 49,. X
vsriss ~ ss,dsy .sentnE rsbfssrr - retets -
cents ehiffsn. - rents Doors sp@ssfs - ~s~nsae 81
5s'tlors-
DAsyO TAUGHT NJ N q pOBe0s. rht k08f
ID scl nuse t~ffDrnsf hs ihtifysnsri y 20 -sfl1
T~rife p~fisrt e nss tsqr = ~ t~f-,. 49,. - ~ hss
fsfstsn sven a. - rhafs- hffp $50 'E
,yAsTgp-As gxrA. cOgrlsE gos NV
w sssat = ags@ ~ . - - - ~ ~n~xfg 49,.
susrs' - 4sa~rs 80 $500 -stg,~is psapo-
,ta.a' ~ \. Wsa ~ ~ saa stfs.t .sst s.S.f "
r. .F.gsie
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VI
,nenis' als the sillass where are church, O. ,hs
% .sas D, sna only . Soa
one year at SO viii b sold sub . Tie
liberal and made snown on the day Of sle Fur
, ,asts:s nap Z had 's application to H. ohADhA
A ucrl gik soi!pfh oHss s9.ib sSEsITShs
RICH cv hL Glass Il sH AND sHiss sHsf an
At rustic sa5S 81 5Srronrvrr
r. asss \ 81 n ssss,s
sss, "a @
i;sa :ss
:sn 1
4;
L siSS l sSsf SsSsR1 s5ssp: :s
.:sss ss ssA kss. c
Mirrors snas T.o, r cs,aiRs ss,us and Hat MAJ.
p'sas PssIe.' Dining Room chairs Baas. Sisei Walnut
s c spoons Tea bn sas
raty ana vsl.s Cut dl.ss War; Cut Glass and en-
Sarss finger bows 1c The sale VIII commence in The
tiulns room.
AUCTION SorIcE.LsEsE AND eI9lcE 8 s I9Ss
"a ri SIR hy Jr.,
me and Common stock OF wholesale and retail
1..cr positive for cash In ots 70 suit retailers and
yell packed Tor shiipsiE.
ApcTfoN SALE or cRocKERY AND GLASS
r1ssiay Febrisry H. ter clock A. A. Mslden lane fll
e..ortneat a. All ktnss Of whr Granite and AID
Fancy Ware all, invoce OF superof Slasswsrc. from
M Hston factories opened Sale positive for cash aud
sood. well parked Tor shipping.
>. I. SMITH AUcTIoNEER. WILL SELL. THIS
". day. al oc Ok the entire fufnta oi a. i.mi{
gsng w house e,tng In the private tesdeu.r " Ninth
ttsrt cas- o. thrd avenue. Sale positive DeNss re-
A uCTfoN sALE oy READY MADE CLOTHING AND
~ ny Syols. &r--A. NJ CRIsIAfsAR, A4Ctioaset. ~
g"wefs wit s this day Feh a. II o'clock, lot u
flts ana Cassln e Frock and sack Goats Goth
Cashmere ant ~suhet PANS sk and Velvet Vests a
rlltNs AID tasstn,tres. Dry Goods Fan Goo Trim.
n-s, Ribtans. La 80 kmbiHasrses srlrss Ilo.ery
IiandGctthlciS cloves Brvche aud other saasls and
, Cipak. ~.
- A. CnILToS. AuCTiosEER
ID. e. T.. .UkkhNMENT SALE OF TAfIoy
vii BE- soid Pibc Auction wEDNIgDNy pen
II ~ 1T u Scok ~, at hr s,oteiousr No N khsny
,r.y rerrns rah. Sale by orlr - csonsi A n $780,
4 rns Conmiasary Gen. raj 81 SAbsl.lsnee " '"'
ans ALSO,
ffo- aerguu, 81 whom u MAJ un..rnl
~ 40 GREEN Sailed HIDES.
~ DRY HIDES.
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DEsssELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, TROY n
fn.uoa for thorough Instruction IN. Natural sciences.
.SS on G s I'D
mrd advanc standing in the two lower Glasses The
o sss''' r soi. cMxRIEs
- Ground. by spec.a permi, from CITY Inspeeos tho
trustees % me Ms,.oa avenue s.p':. church ~. the
the removal Of ali the aims 10 said ground
10. i psrss..ed y hem .yps: cs@.y
sh.ir directions with Dsanso william Gafv.r Who h.s
s aas x. = s to
n. s y *. % $ On .s
~. 70 FL aEI ELF p.s &c ssra ''
INV YoRx, Feb. s. issa
CPETaL soTrcE-THE MEMBERS or MARION
Division No ~ sons Of Ismyefs.n VI celebrate n.
tss' s isss a7S o'sloi. The pusie r5s:pssy Ia
Cbairmah Commute Of Affangempnts
THos. ,. cwossrH, Secretary.
TAxEs roR wIspyrrLp, snwIows;, xAsrErm;:
At u. olsr q o. q Andr.ws No Tryon row, on wedns
$50 '~-'' '''' : G. R. MORRIS, coli-aor.
CoPARTnERsiiIPs.
DIssoLuTlgE. -TnE sorAnrsKRsHIr HERETO,
Sssn ss.-s sun; ~ = mutual
40 B,oadesy wi eeisc, ss ssse.. .nd psy Al debts
aud liabilities Of the late firm. NORTH CDHS
NV YoRg Feb. u, 1865. HENRY ROSTER
DARTNER whNTEn.-s2Uo AND SERVICES or
Il partner wanted ~ saloon business ron.
Quoted o q q and navel principle. A good caAnc.
J. EDWARD IHELAND ~ Nassau street
rgE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE BLASTING
du OK" king Boa-ss fse 's Is %s 1 Sas s
:, ,,ef, 4 tlils day Dissolved BY mutual ton lent
THOMAS KING
Me-. YarK, reb. TO- l~sf UENRY HOtfpKF
Ihe business viii hereafter be conducted b. THOMAS
KING WAC viii settle tie accounts ~ the late Arm.
c.onn Two PARTIES. ASSOCIATED TocR sgEK.
SNJJ a sfe third act as Treasurer FOR Pom Ia
En,.rtsinnent which has been SURF sfui operative ~
49, III var. For laracN'a as inquire of SIR AZ.
DREws franklin Horse npp site Chambers street u~not
cEan "A NAs WANTED. 10 ruRcHAsL Az IN
spOUU. rest n on. 2, n. 10y m't . ., -
sgnlyt j II fflIANs, Word j. hog-' e mr. = Ia n
su ~ anI B. y,
q o0O -,s uNrstAL or.osrin.!i,f.-
ea9.IV vrl.h ths sdyerug~f ~ az eut 100 Il
than $1,000 each may ~ DIV dtt q less = 3
Adifess Es JGetsoa station q Pusi elaco
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AsTROLOGY.

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MORROW SEVENTH
~ daughter has foresight 10 tell how soon and how ten
you marry and al wish TO know, even your hnnghs
pay Lu KY charms free. Her equal u not T. be
found Her Image II In full operation la id-
low below Houston street 70 cents Gentlemen not
admitted.
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you marry and al you wish TO know. even your hanrh,s
io1nd Her magic image i nov In tu operation ia LId
admitted.
4 sTguLo0Y.-aaE MEYER. ois HUDSON sTaEET.
n 10 tell Past, Present ana faure 'nts
Madame ~ French, English and German,
am gives wArran,ee.
fyoLcHgsTEg THE CELEBRATED MEDIUM. CAN
" c"ns it-s on al Afar. ie Al his rooms ~ Broad
~ 6iwet street be- seventh am Eig N
.y.n e. eon.uI on al both aed cal am Dasins,.
Invaluable advic- on 81 ina,ierso. NE
FUTURE rATE-DEsTIEY-sEsD ., TO eDR. DEE
you ss,more No. and hsys your fatare dssny
singl. and scr.
sso e.s st NJ. wEiseros u s,as
.: and lucky 'ssas 5s also
remedy druntnnss and banging tbs separate together
Two souls with bu, . single thought.
Two hearts that beat ono.
united forsv.r She perfectly cerain Of her happy
young LADY At ioi nth svsna.' ' oppo:'s Kshih
T COX oUr-oooD NEWS voR ALI.-rHE SEVER
- iains aos'r ?: ana as,"%',sis. al kvss mas re-
vas born w.s ns.rr. 10 80. EN- ~, sc pas. ana
nrs ia ie- ihs city. both married sni snse
,ss ssers roy ksn,: o. oa surr husband Or .1ress
AIRS VIM BANKER. MEDICAL CIAIRy0yANT AND
c.ron!c AMI seae and treats succossuy all cases gives
advice business and all matters OF NE No VWes
Twentynhh sue-t between Sixth aud Seventh avenues
MRS CORA DuyAh. IEpErExDASr cLAIRyoY,;
~, ~. no. f \. ~ .ea. i.a,. ~ssps Informal n
on any b eel Bu mes. Medical, shoad esi her Ms
Davsiss s.nsis- ci,irvoyant sadno humbss
MADAME RAY is TIE BEST oLAIRvoYAsT AND
WI Asiroosis, IN this city She tells your yery ihoasAu
gves lucky numbers and Gauss sps.ay 10 ="
sensemsn. coc
AT B.-wHo HAS NOT HEARD or THE oELE.
IN. brstea Madame rRhwsTkH Who has rsmo, , %
aorr) Who he cpnsul,sd Win entire "a isfso lon
band also ihs, Of r. Visitor Il yoa wish truth her.
call
DEAD rurs-THE NEVER FAILING MADAME s.AR
aud srroo.i.t she b. o,usalisd all sasiso hfe.
rfagcs. ~ = Nkfnrss Of your fainre
ssna < .-n. w. s. 'oos es, On on "s s ~
aimu d. ~ lOi = sn,s 49, rect mar rara ~ Z.
THg GREATEST WONDER n rHE WORLD y fnE
con. led ni,a b - 3 .o'si'ne~ ~ ali arsirso Y .
rsa.r sart Hfth 90 a't Hlal taaAsi haHAt g.
,Sssr Rns s.'s.a..i iaat. ea,t Ra.ii-a r.t
Hs.nur, to.e lnh
RAILitptD-.
l4,Daa r.f rutf
81 N.H pa
N+ts s... nneuS tlpas
ao+
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A UIffON SALE oy READY MADE CLOTHING AND
~ by Syols @c--A. NJ. cRIsIAfiAR ANctio4set. %
Bswef3. VIII -f. this day. Fei. IL o'clock, lot u
flss and csssm e Froek and sack Goats, Does Goth,
Cashmere ant -subet fsnis, SIR Velvet Vests,
clHus AID Ctssintrts Dry Goods Fan Coo TRIM.
~, Rib'fns Ia - hmhimdsries, Shirts. Hosiery.
Wandkcthlcs, Gloves. Brvche aud other SAWS and
ak
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A >. T. SMITH AucTIoNEER WILL SELL. THIS
~. day, Al the entire furnltu.e OF famiy
gving W house epng In the private resideu.r " Ninth
tt.rt e@si o. third avenue. sale positive DelrsE re-
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PEACH bLOssOA.
PRIMROSE,
,. MANIFOLD
ROsRRARY
MOESIN0 GLORY,
.IHBsAMrvE,
HOSnyaucxLk. "a. 40
The rhasmsng rfses Oil DO greatly onhAnced ~ sd
circus sol-cos OF tho rso with which hls
elsborats temJie sbous<s The erugt from
Thousand JrtA, BY which the viii ~
shcd halo Of triiiane1 the little they glide
with Eephyr tread 70 the phs a.
ing sounds Of gushing siody Tat dcouAy nfussd
through al the pAshs Of the eossis hsuet
uant Of
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A sTRuLOGY.-aME. MEYER. 5is HUDSON sTaEET.
n TO tell Past, Present ana Failure ,nts
Madame in French, Eng ISL aud Gcrnan
an q ives
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A ucTfoS NOTICE LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK
n of ,rtaxrry, {. ass and Fancy 0oodA-wM W. SHIK.
LEy. auctoneer Taesday, Feb Y; A. 10 oeosk ., 81
r,r ANA Common MARE stock OF . wholesale and retail
s..cr sale positive for cash In ots 70 suit retailers and
y 81 mack ed or shiYpsg.
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vxyM Writer'S. AUcTIOSEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day. ai ocock. on board the :oop 1eores foot Of
Almost stree North river, lot Hay belonging 70 the
rssat- OF WIN. A. s eiey, deceased.
r. b. BRADFORD, Public Administrator.
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L'ARM AT AUCTION.-WIIL BE SOLD. ON THE Pre-
p.isss, two ana half miles FROM he b " anu L. l. *
r. stat In JAnsca old road 10 RockawAy Thurs
day. February Farm OF 10 &C es of Snd IN parts 70
suit purchasers sale commencing At 10 NJ.
q. r. LEACH Auctioueor.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. l.
Colonel Ludlow has just returned from
City Point. He has made arrangements
for exchange Of citizen prisoners and is of
the opinion that JEFF Davis retaliation
proposition to deliver over all the United
States officers to the authorities Of the
States where captured, and which is
gross violation OF the cartel, will not be
approved by the rebel Congress who are
now acting upon it. The result will be
known in q few days.
We now hold more officers than the reb-
els. Col. Ludlow has earnestly protested
against the rebels permitting the au-
thorities Of any State to apply the opera
ton of State laws to any captured officers
or men in the service Of the United States.
Richmond papers have been received
here Of January 31st and contain the fol-
lowing
nave -6esn unu-i i1i5sstFq the. Florida could
eunboat Hatteras, as she did not leave No
bile until the night of 18th; the Hatterss
was sunk on the 1lth. We have reliable
| information that the vessel that did sink
her was the British man-of-War Spitfre,
as the Captain indicated in his reply to the
Yankee Commander.
It may be Commodore Wilkes had
wearied out British endurance by his ex-
traordinary blockade at Nassau and other
ports, and that orders had been issued
| which resulted in this naval engagement.
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 30.-It is reported
that Van Dorm has re-captured Holly
Springs with 700 prisoners and quanti-
/ ty Of army rations.
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The Legislative and Judicial Appropria-
ton bill was then taken Cd the question
being in regard to the appropriation for
the Agricultural Department.
Anthony moved to increase the amount
proposed by the Finance Committee from
S65,000 to $4,000, Of which $4,000 be
expended in experiments to procure sub
stitute for cotton.
Harlan moved to increase the amount to
S1SOOOO.
Hsrlan,s amendment was rejeeted-yeas
19, nays q.
Anthony withdrew his former amend
ment and offered another one, appropria-
ting $4,000 for experiments in prepar-
ing hemp and fax as a substitute for cot
ton.
The amendment was adopted-yeas 26,
nays II.
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, moved to amend,
SO as to appropriate $4,000 to encourage
the culture Of cotton. Rejected.
The amendment Of the Committee on Fl
nance, making an appropriation for the
Agricultural Department Of Se5, 900 in
stead Of $4,000, as in the House bill, was
adopted. The striking out of the section
increasing the salary of the Assistant Sec
retary Of State to $4,000, was adopted.
Mr.. Wilson moved to amend by making
an appropriation of SSO,OOO for the Agri-
cultural Department Agreed to- q to IA.
Mr.. Lane moved an amendment so as
to appropriate $4,000 to distribute cotton
and tobacco seeds. Agreed to.
No adjournment of the Senate at I 80
this morning.-EDs. LEADER
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Cleveland. Jan. slst.

PoLYMoRAMA OF THE WAR.-It is long
since the Academy of Music has been SO
denseIy packed as it was last night, on the
occasion of the first presentation of Goodwin
Wilder's POlymOrama of the present War.
Every seat in the house was occupied, as was
all the standing room. To say that the vast
audience was delighted is but faint praise.
Each of the paintings representing scenes in
the war is genuine work of art and worthy
of heightened study. The admirable lee
ture of Mr.. somerby, descriptive Of the va
rious scenes, adds great interest to the exhi-
bitiOn. We predict immense success for the
Polymorama during the week, which we
learn is as long as it will remain. There
are tbirty-eight scenes in all, the last being
diorama of the great naval battles in
Hampton Roads between the Merrimao and
Monitor. This famous conflict, which as
tonished the world, is presented with won
derful truth and viyidness. Don't fail to &c
tonight.