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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
Aug Y, 1863.

GovERNMENT LoAN.-Thc Secretary of the
Treasury, Hon. s. p. Chase, has authorized sub.
scriptions to the $40 six per cent. loan, to be
received until he gives ten days notice in the
newspapers of their discontnuauce. We ar1
prepared as agents for Delaware, to receive sub
scriPtions and furnish the Bonds at par. Any
bankable funds or checks will be received in
payment Persons having money to invest will
do well to remember that this is the only six per
cent. loan 10 he had ut par. Principal and
interest payable in gold. r. R. RoBlNsoN 4
Co., cor Market and 18th SITS Wilmington, Del
Aug. 10 At
THE SoLDlER's TRuE FRIEED For over forty
years, Doctor Holloway has been supplying ali
the Armies of Europe with his Pulls and 0IET.
hEsT, they having proved themselves the only
Medicines able TO cure the worst cases of Dysen-
terry, Scurvy, Sores, Wounds and Bruises
Every knapsack should contain them. Only %
cents per box or pot.
AN OFFICER wants board for himself and wife
IN private fnmlyi in pleasant location. Ad.
dress stating price aud location, "Ocer," at this
office. p.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14

E'oR furnishing the Guy Lamps with Csal OIL, CHM
IL nBys Wieks and Matches The lamp Committee o.
Cry Council oi Wilmington hereby invite sealed Pc
posals for furniahl2E the CITY Ltups with coal tl eh
neys, wloks amen ehes for one year from September
1853 The prop, hust be accompanied With samples
OF the artcl tgHSN FINISHED, we'll their prices
Bids VIII be REQ ~ the office Of the Clerk Of tbs Vly
Council, until IN iOah, on Wednesday evening, Au'
gust 18th, y ~ ERWIN j. HOaNBki
AzlO' Mo Chairman Of Lamp Commitsee'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
FonM q.

Certificate that The person hlGie 10 draa is The ony
brother If d ehil. Or children dependent on his
iabor for support
|, the subscriber, being liable 10 draft
into the service Of the United States hereby
make affidavit thai am the only brother of
under IL years Of ags, having neither father nor
mother, aud dependent on my labor for support.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
and


We, the subscrihris, and resident
of county. STATE Of herby certify
that who IL li,be ts draft, is the only
brother Of under IL years OF age, having
neither father or mother, and dependent on bis
labor for support.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
Second ward-7e Names.

John Irotter, George Robinson,
Lewis II. Foulk, William Bailey,
George C Hayes, James Grant.
joshua uuerlll, Charles HOrner,
Charles Tutrtei Rodney M'Guire,
Hugh O'Donnell, Christopher CroWde
Jacob A Sheeler, Francis Boldly,
Alexander Kraucb, Martin Buzine.
Daniel Burton, james Gallagher,
Paul Mark, Michael Cannon,
Terrence Keedler, Samuel Fleming,
William BrOgan, Thomas Bnru,
Thomas Burke. Frederick Knight,
Charles Windy, Patrick Riddington,
Robert Woodrow, Patrick Band,
Woodward Shope, William II Robinson,
Hugh kerrian, Thomas Rolling,
emanuel Hines. Charles II Haeket
John Dunn, John Preston,
Edward Wallace, william Turner.
Francis Messick. Alexander Kav
Sohn hesrou' Augustus Josting,
VIM. II Creny, John White
Roht. II Mcdaniel, James Manning
George Bradwick, Charles Colany
James Fleeson, Charles Anderson.
John Tuiree, William b. wilkins,
William II Windsor, Enoch Moore.
jacob Clumb, John Walters.
William Truitt, Robert PYLE.
John Murphy Joseph hurry.
Joseph Cooling, Hugh Duffy,
Joseph Hyde. Jacob Ramboll,
John II Britton, John Hyfeld,
John Sheffield, John Barney,
Frederick Rulings, jr., Lander Weist,
John y Elliott, William II Lucas,
John Kelley, John Spence, cold,
William Il Dolbow, Jesse X. Maliu,
David GlaspeV
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14

Ill a LoB.-Among the sufferers
0pperhead riot in NJ York, Is
ons, son Of the late DR.. Gibbons
In a letter to the editor OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

oe and TO dcpress the rates Of freight In Amersan snps
and to carrying trade to vessels Of other nssfens
this cha ber Il led to the following conclusions: .
F That through active fundamentally Of the SUD
jecs OF Great Btsn>the socsd Conisdeste state. are
with ships mon. arms and ammunition with which
to war upon the Quilted States
Scosi Tha, whou, such foreign ad the States In revolt
sgsins the of the United States would De power
lees eff Ct any Injury 10 American commerce on tue hSn
Thrd: Ths, this upon American commerce cartied on
By ships built and snned 10 Great Britain Is not repbked
the Bril- preEs generally rot Encouraged ny the puoe
sentiment of friendly nation claiming TO DC goyeihc9
by high and honorable principles aud not ehecyey sd
the strong will and stronger arm oil tue
British Government -, -,
sgn The merchants Of United ss,es are subjected IN
ctt crre 10 the evils that would ate nd state OF ~sr wlth
Great Britain and are compelled witness tho cstry 'sfe
o, their country transferred from their own vessels to bHi'
bottom, under all sanctions end advantages peace ane
mentality TO the latter while the source OF TINS great e
10 drive Amercan commerce nom the ocean, IL c
british origin; now, therefore.
Re,,d That committee Of ten be appointed 70 take into
the gong and to report at special mrens
TO be called for purpose what act 1t become this ths
her 10 adopt IN the premises
The following gentlemen were appointed com
mittee TO consider tue matter: A. A. Low, IL. ID.
Minturn, &. II. Marshall, Denning Diner, Tcoinas
Tiles,on, John d. Jones, l.. Bierwith, w. IL. Aspin
wall Moses n. Grinuell Ezra Nye.
The meeting then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

HOVlslONs-The PORK IS iasher quiet, but in the
abouce Of arrival, Of moment prices are vi hout essential
but H. thre, lager thau that on hand At the corrc
sponaing peod last year. e sales are 100 6bs st i' Jt
ari, In large quanis.s ani With litle Inquiry beyond
rel all demand Aets dull aud UNDER rapidly Accu
= sgS oSs ia, mos,h aud 69s bbl. the ue lat
wear s.ieh Of 100 bDs IN lots al d= ~ fo fia Mess
pr are unchanged Beef Hams in be.tsf Ieqqe't aud
seady sses 90 bb, ut Tlt 500 II - ior Western
Pine On, Meats ere quiet aud more plenty sas. 9i 100
Ikssat &c. tor Plain Hams. aid &C. fof S9oH hnSiraC
Sh.rldr.. Bacon IL rm IN limited demands 'tes OF
45 bore, at TO Ncsera CumOsrani Cut to arrive &c.
nrs ,hsd- hraer; Gales o. Western cod City 3id5l.
Lard qrist but stead ssi: OF 800 bols sIc 1t
Am A. ig2c for IVES and state la Tub, and in hrkEs
10 quI hee,e que, At u Je for inferior to choice
RIcE-lhe demand "a moderate and have sales to
siviso povsSs gHchouscd Through tie sindne'' oil Eu
1863: Us oasks and no bbs Para; JoG!7 big. cleaned
F,. luds and 49, bags aud mlis unc.eaned do sgAns.
~ cn,k, Carolina 1851 bass c!esued and odS bags IN
sIAGS1Ihe Inquiry 70 Raw /. moderate. bu, holds..
si quite Gn In 10, views and prices mEiniained
sie. OF 300 d, at " ~ Tor Ceo, and VI O' 'o' New"
STOCK ~ newborn. JAN. l. 1853.
Cuba hhls...........i6Oo1 Martinique
Porto RI o. hhds ..... 100 Total Hhis.......".29si0
h sish Stands. hhd... 30 hleaao DoIe,........ s3
Auicna................. Iisvsus bags,.,. ..".1SlB
s1ocH ~ NEW fosE, JA "a J. 1867 l. 40
Cuba. bhi' .....i og- ieAi fhd''.'''.''''" lob
Por.o iiic, hsds loo Martinique '.'''''."',
T. sin Islands hnd... .,slhuyaea' o.a.,
sGEDs-Ihy deuAui Is limited !or Clover Seed 10.
loie Jmethy Seed h quiet aul s.eady at % '@fs'o =
b5,. Rough toH seed IA lsSa Supply, aud is h'm at
qALLoW-t iaqay light Dat the market is steady
sales Of lOoO ID good oseIn ~ oc aud lVOoo ID CITY at
WHISKY Is que, but the mark drlu saei 200 bb,
At SO. iof Ohio, aud JJic- for T. q ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

Net earninq........ s529gel 90 SOL. ~
I'm the money marke. there is no change b note.
The rate on call is g6 per cent.
The General Government and the Stales Of Ohio,
New-York aud Illinois, are paying the interest on
their debts in specie. lndians, sorry 10 say,
does not pay lis creditors in gold, bat in deprecated
paper Notwithstanding the large supply Of gold
these payments threw on the market, the paomium
advanced Per ceai.
Gold has boon buoyaut to-day, bu; II. tho close tie
fall advance was not sustained. Aftor selling 1T
I3J, tho quotation ut tie close wss l3i, bid. Gus
courthouse Notes sympatLi1ed with gold, aud ran ny
to 10. The assurances from Washington, that there
is no intention to abandon TIE use Of gold in the
payment Of duties, attracted speculation 10 these
notes. The One.Year Certificates have been ia
good demand at 9Gl a96l. and the Ssven-ThirtAs
advanced at the close 10 lO2i, bid.
Brcadsiuils were buoyant snd active to-day, with
an advance Of &c. y Dbl. Oh Flour, and lie. y bush.
on Wheat and Corn.
! Mr.. VIM. Is. Bond. late cashier Of Livvermore
| Clews & Co., Ia now member Of that tiyn.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company has do.
elared samiannusl dividend of five per cent free
hom Government tax, payable on demand. IN,
Irving Saving Bank has doclarel dividend a. u,
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Knnrd of 6nHnciInlcu.

Tho Com, .luou had a snort session on FRIDAY.
resolution that che Mayor DC requested 10 TenOHalke
Tie STATE L.fsaturc inIeis" the salary OF the Incoming
Common Council to : gVJ TIE res0lu on
lcrtud to tie Co Ini,tes Doad,ious aud Charities.
m, oution of the B3afd ol Aldermen douatg &lbJoto
the onens Prison Association was cOnrurted & Alderman
Boo by inytao., adesns tho Board In behalf OF tho in
rli qstiOn.
he bolgd adopted calculations directing ia Corpo iou
Counsel proceed sInt tbs Sixth Avenue 2aI 20
over penalty Tor supng without bSsnse so d.
rct tlr Street Comm, to the trsaks and
CT Tho said rsroGd which have hsen laid without
authority.
The Tcouton 10 rroc0rs poreit OF Osn Mcclellan y,
tho OVsTnoIs ld over, haylnl been Tor
want .. a constitute ual rots.
Adjourned TO SATURDAY Ut 10 O'clock y. ~,
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FRIDAY, Jan. 2-P. Il.

The Stock market confines 10 show great activity
and bnoysncy. The advance on the quotations OF
last Wednesday was general, with very large
transactions. Notwithstanding immense amounts
Of stocks thrown Oh the market for reazation the
upward movement was not arrested in the slightest
degree. The commission buyers have very large
oIdes md nearly all clsscs of the public appear To
le assisting in swelling the rising tide Of speculation.
We hear Of houses making over thousand dollars
per day III Commissions alone. The market opened
in Governments without much activity except
ing for one-year certificates, but prices were
hrn. The speculation in Missouri with very
large purchases put the market up to 62l,
further advance Of y cent, and "a was NJ
torward bid. la Railroad Bonds there was fair
business at full prices. The most buoyant Of the
Shares was Hudson River, which advanced to So
against 80 on Wednesday. Harlem went up u, and
Erie and a y cent for the common aud preferred.
at tho one o'clock Board there was n large business
Ut, in some cases, further improvement. The
Alton and Terre Haute, reported at the First Board
at 6O4a6Gl, was Fort Wayne. There WAS
a large demand for stocks ct tho Second
Board, and quotations were stronger. a,
the Third Beard tho market was q little
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

EIRE or DuTcn HiLL.-Ahsgt 10 O'Clock on
Thursday morning, fire occurred Ola Dmca Hill,
between Thirty .Luth and korieta streets, in n
Ouiioing belonging to Michael Land. which was
destroyed, together with the furniture, &c. Loss
aboas $l11. No insurance.
a HArLgss NEw.YxAR's.--On Thursday Ann Mo.
Coz. with her infant chad found 40 tho stree, b. ths
police OF the Ninth Precinct. suffering from or
posurc She was taAes 10 tho Station House, where e cLiC
aboa alne day, oa4 died shortly anog arriving th.te
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Now RI pannist 81 Ss ps<eA hne white paf
Reside tho bill. which woSd fo wesi 10 eeeordAoes wa
the orig na tes No aypeol Alphabetical Rso'pnvs
ou OF every uto u taxed BY tie law aud tho noan
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Price ccn.s pos,psid, ~ per loo II ssa BY exprsssi
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rrwvoRK DAILY rRIBIJNK SATURDAY, JANUARY g. 1863

rate Of six per cent per AMMAN, payable on the Ist
inst. The Mariners Savings Bank has declared
dividend at the rate Of six per CO ut per annum pay
able on the 2lst inst. The ntsr>2st on the funded
debt Of Ohio will be paid to-day at the agency OF the
State, No. y William street. Mesa H. "Inslow,
Lanier g. Co. arc paying to-day the int. rest due on
the y cent coupon bonds of Allegheny City, Pa,
less the y cent Government tax. MesArs. +. 81.
Myers & Co., No. Broad street, are paying the in-
terest on the Minnesota 8 y cents to-day. The Ma
tional Fire Insurance Company has declared semi
annual dividend Of ) y cent. payable on the 9Th
iDstant.
The statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities Of tho Union for the last week compare with
tue previous one aud the corresponding time oil DOL
rs follows: ODD
Loans. Deposits. Specie Cir s.a "a
n Doc ~ 49, go @25 ;s ssr ,aa SSs o
F FS Dee Bss e. e. sasssS Ss;sso ss lSss.s
e2e3 up e2o 81 sos ~ 5I2s2l 7eg7t
Las, Isl s86 SIs 2l6 36i53 47,9i5s6l p 2Sss9
Lat y.sr.. Isl 26645O I6ji4744 ass'sl' b'IS''''
The eighteenth annual report to the Stockholders
Of the Providence and Worcester Railroad has oesh
published. The earnings and expenses Tor mo
twelve months ending on the S0th oil November
last, were as follows: v
, 81 ,,..anss,s .,........Sl3l.36t %
Z or u'h'pons,iion ~ parcb ..... 1874 -
ror UahsPo'to,ion VI " ..... 50ig IS
Z or uahrpor'si"" VI '" .......,. 226l 80
= ot rents $500. ..........,,,, SRI %
For express. '''''''''''''''"''
M, ,ou. ........,...........p32 1921, 40 81
Hh' sl0Gl2 81
! or hei''''''''' .......,. 24l5 60
7 or ol' ...,,... I45a6 II
! or repa,fl OF eats'. 81, .. l,Tle %
; or Iepsi. o. loeono , ......,.,. 2GO3I -
4 OF Ife'gn' ur Observation-Disclosures. 2lOgi o6
! or passenger oePs nm .... Al $40 o.
I OF hs',' ,,"a ~ wy ........... 80 O86 ~
ro,.I slG6ts9 81
Earnings after dsductlng expenses
Deduct interest paid on bobds during the -,o 70
yCnr..,..................s. 80 -
BE-. interest received on dsPos,s.' LJ43 =" .ue IN
Ne. trcomo for the year. %l''''' ~
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AdyoTtiss@0ui,l
~. 49,.
Az Is AlNuM'A

Musxvu Tho spenaij New YoaI olidsy piseA tho Jew
es, 90 Frankfort WA be mayed this afternoon aud eyenia
aud Com Mutt, the Giant CSE tho Ahno Fanny, A2uafss
sso Se.. exhlbilion q. ali hoars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
fhdvestlsemsutI

MmE. DEMoKEsTS beautiic. first premium y
Running Stitch SswtSa MAohisH IL Il msveousy sinrs
and efficient, and bcaaiu. holiday Prescott Sent ee
expron chsrses Oh reesptcf e. huu DKNoassr. ~ wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

kliddlins surats are quoted al 53c.
COFFFETbere Il rohins fairy importance SONG o'oay'
bp pricr 10, al klnd az steady We hsye only to notice
.ale, OF 30 bags Lseeayrs at 200 net. an ;,e,
Rio bags.......... 81 =: Ceyoa b's'...'''", go
Nuscsbo .......... $780, Singapore.
,yrs....... 500 bombay. go
81 Doiuuso........... 500 Java.......''''''. ,e0
Ssvanila 5OiJsya,
sroCA ON HAND JAN |. lDl 400
BIO hegs.........H0i7 LasnayTa. oaa''.''''' ~
Java ...:.....''''''"' S'o
II Dou,u,o...,..... $3.50 Java, ms.s.....'... IuUl
n'sieA..........'''''' stolOe!'On '''''' '''''
CsATa .;'''''.''.'''' f'''0i s,OO-
Total tsys
TSIe 9 %Sii i for s.eiu ana state
g,ia ia Gc p bb higher Trade ofand arc inactive yet
arc 10 poo bs. at So s5d SO ~ cor snpehee STATE snd
Weseu; ~ Wd % % to Exrs sisei - 'Od 20 Wv ius
Faucy d.. oh 900 sG - FOR tie low grade or Wes'ern
Es,rs; 80 $50 80 IS for Shipping Ono; S'GtS iSr
rou +. ia ni'ed ,aPpy ard is firm sale, Of 40 b6i' at
80 rs 70 D. lex the low grades Of LxtrA srde o1o - oT
r,ae DrauJ. soaaer Flour rs'her l,e, oa a5 n
ised to soos sugerhLe Baltimore Ie and r a'd - for
fste tr4nds DO RE- Flour ,'e dy ara y, a'I
drs1d sal, Of q, 9s e ~ ga - Tor ga y, Cgss
GH,tE-Ihe Nhes, niurket is more active and ldlc. 2
bnsh er the densnd r ~ par; for export but cnie, Jr
milling; the improvement i attr buaoe to me 'dy,.'e 10
oi ad tho sb.ence Of receipts 81 moment no sales are
10 nu,h7.s Chcago $ 'i's e, ri q al %; 2.0do.
81 al 100 is s. Red ed we.ts st Il sa 8; z2O
d. Amber - $50 81 So ard j. 100 To- ee'umon " he
indiana AT 81 Barley better demand aud y quite
80. Of II COG hrhelstt ~ Is for iufcnor snd III $50
~ se End Ea,.ern Harley M.t Is IN air T.guee,'
O ere firm and n fsiE densLd at 0tc Tor Jefey sn %
ale Tor Car-lian eslsro lnd STATE, our inside s.e Tor
tha =, the rAiir1ld depot Ryo is Quot get seety a. st0
f,r Corn Gser and good demsudi sslcs OF
% bush at u re lot uu,ound mixed Nesein 'odi
tof sound do. shpat. and Coo for 30 IN store.
HAYThc market quiet. bu. firm. sses Of 400 bales ai
30. q 10 NJ
MOL Es-The inquiry for Nsw.Oeass Ia moderate at
steady pc sac. of Do bos at JSc foseg Ainds are au
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

AcCInTsCALLY DRowsED.-Ab0rb2 oc oek on
Thursday Patrick Murray boy old residing AZ No ~
Sixth see accidentally Toll through hess the pief 81 the
foot :. vh street ami was drownei The body has NO.
vet been recovered.
About aoclock ON Thursdsy eyenus Ressn boy
years OF er. fell oyeTbosrd nom sus Iosi Ut tie 1907 "
Jackson and was drowned The holy Is not yes 70
covered.
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IAlMnrii nnlent.l

A LIKENESS OF YOUR MIND, or ypur M ntn
poftra woue make IA appto piA,e holdsy PRESENT. bI sd
or gentleman aud may be had Of fowIrs WHLAS. Pme
nologis,s, No aG3 Brsahway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

I
SLordea of the rw second pcnssc found fss Per
ton rged Years and native OF asbd ~ the Npt lave
rue weeping and bleeding shS ead ss had been NC
v Lse ~ man whom she coaA not secognxs Or sxsnr
iua,,on hsr JAW fseIa to 10 broken She was Soo'
Rel.vVlD Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

The following 10 comparative statement 0i the
operations Of the road for The years 1871 and 1862:
1861. 1852.
Gfo,s carnlng......... 80 UaJ5 el5ljtdJ II
Total okpeuses..,....... B".VOJ ~ J'ZoSo "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

RrMoR.-It ID said that Brighten. Bowen, now
President OF the Board OF Police Comn"ioners will lesvs
for New.Orlesus in few days to .ss command q the
Metropolitan Brigade, under ecu Banks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

FIRE IN CHURCH srKsgr.-About % O'CLOCK
on Thursday right, FIRE took place in the basement
OF the tenement house No. los Church street
owned by Robert McCurdy. Damage 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

Uarkets-CARrYgLLY KEPoRTEDP oR IHzN; y TRisrsE
FRIDAY. Jan. 2. 1853.
AsHES-Tbe ne'ket Is qlie: Jet steady ct 50 % Tor fo
nuo 70 IS for Pearls. ,,-..
DJTTON-Thc j. maud today hiss been f, and prices are
n es we hear Of sales OF about 90 oaes a'oo' oI
RlIddiins SurAts are quoted Al DC \,
COFFFFTbere Il rohiDg 81 any importance noins "uss
but prices fos kluds steady We haye only " noee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

Mr.. MAsoS JoNEs on GARIBALpi.-Mr. Jones
lectures at the Brooklyn Academy this evening on os
IaldL The subject in other hsnd would not have the
alae interest, or Nh Jones only speaks Of the ltaA
Patriot a. al admiser bat who went with him iron
Sicily Naples who shared bis dangers and participated
= ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

S.BBArH-scHooIs-A meeting in Iehalf OF Sab
b, Schools will be held on ibbsh evening the 9TH Inst,
In the Fah.sveuue Pre.byein Chorch. corner Of Nine
eou;h street at ~ O'clock The speakers announced the
Re-. D. " Chidaw, the Rev. ". Il. TiuaA, and stephen
Psxs,n esq all well known lsboiers in tho sbosthSehod
cause The NV Or. Chdlsw viii speak prasplly Oh the
Influence OF early religious instruction he hiss seen !, man
s:ed among the soldiers ia the hospitals Of the "ss. and
South West where 10 has been LAB )rius the past year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

THE EASTERN DgrAErwEST. - Msjcr-Gsnersl
John E. Wool who hs- been appointed to the Command Of
the Eastern Department. in the place Of Msur0en T. D.
Morgan resigned will make hi, hcAdqasrtes at Albany %
which pae he i, expected - suive some tiro week
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Chamber Of Commerce.

regular meeting Of the Chamber was held at
p. H. Yesterday, Mr.. PELETIAH PERIr III the Chair
TIE Hon. F. A. COMBINE was chosen Secretary
pro TIN.
PROTECTION TO AMERICAN CoMMERCE-TiE
CAPTURE or THE ARIEL.
TIE folloNing letter from the Presidents Private
Seeretery WAS read:
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ACCIDENT or MusIc-Ma. GRAG's NEW SEAsos.
q, MONDAY evening mex. BIZ, Graz viii reopen tho Aca&
etov or Music with company sheDed by The psmes Of
Mis-, Kellogg and others nouded In the troupe of the lea
brle season The opera performed wil be- Poidtoia
which Miss KELLOGG Messrs BrsDci abd Amodic will
Trim the principal roles Several eotirey new works are -.
uoureed IS in preparation.
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THF MAYORS MEssAGE.--Ihe ANIMAL metsage OF
Mayor opayks will be delivered until NEXT Monday =
which time the Board of Aldermen be orssaaed To-
the year 1863
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

SUDnEE DEATH IN THE STREEr.-A o'clock on
Thursday night John lswreuson. nS,Seof esDd Of ycA
OF axe No t3 First Tell Down an an apo
plociir nc walking fs; iss WAS conveysA
70 convenient saloon, where he soon died
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

MUSICAL IrxNs-Monday, Jan. 5, Academy Of
Sasic-Aiss kellogg in "Poulo' Miss X soon viii 70 70
Europe See advertisement Tuesday Jan 6-Operaiic Con-
GER, at Irving Halls Mr. Edward Mollenhsusrs Musical Set
tuss to the Corhcm Bride See Advertisement "Wednesday,
Jan a. Irving Hall, concert Of Master W. Pspe See ID
veti.emest A. the church Of Faith avenue saA
Twentyrs street. there Il appended to he grand organ the
new enca stops po1 humana "fu Of surprising Illus ons
like The human III. sail As the human voice h TIE divine
Instrument pared which all others are &c" the earA
esrhy gene aieurs bic to the church and hear ITS me
chanical init.on,. Mr. U. c. BuIap is the orgsni's