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JOHN II. McCUNN.
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WIN much ''Dtsii wiIs2 III; S.'St d GUEST
TO The Editor oi .ls N y ,p.liy Times, e.. s,-'...a.
involve some local questions OF special interest TO the
dss.icsor o the late Treasurer known q. tn. wiz
m ' ,wIdls which eaispesd arou{ several s,
elected Treasurer and properly assisted viii succeed IL
A "A statement I. MADE BY NJ. William Hail. Of Yonlsrs,
S w as,'ns e. 'ns
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ssos 81 o s s psr 81 ne Judge Nth ss ne sa
the shs and honor Of me coasy; hs Jadsr Who az
sssacS s q. sfs%.ssS assd p ,s. sss
ron ns report OF the Supervisors the dehct
MISUNDERSTANDING the communication Of Mr.. HAN the
sss united g some ssooD pre,snt ssse bsns
The nish,. baa'.nmens Or ooue.smsn, of Mr.. VIII e,.
which 10 have indun by his
~ both parties has thus far tanied t te
sons generally who concealed his quit shared the pun
der. fI NN. + ''
inmated that his sure,ie. not NV IN. cir
arc e. 'Sas !, an ~ s.s e X s.a
through the efforts OF daies ore the pcop 40
thrw the whole burden upn TIE as passrs srond
ime and shm, money being expended freely mpsh
Another matter that equally concerns the pocse,s af ia
farmers s hat bridge vears
under the auspices OF Judge and reua nao
Wood a. don't Gem mmissoners There a grow pe
unessiness IN The county as 10 the which their cd
10 be vcni1ed lor this bridge which but an ali
OF corrnp, obb-ry Tor The hennrt
~ tho r'ng'' have created natural ssrrn as a. i've
Dimensions Of the inpeniine debt especially az com
missioncrs at rec dollars rtr dag n favor.
ab 10 tfs speedy competition upon both thcsN MAJ.
the iety of tas who have rtbd freely
for the soldiers hrs not hecn dnuisb~d by
much the DARK by tae ihusht the earn.
incs are being wastei ON cont actors aud little Ans
fhess local questions happily vi not afec, the grand
judge Mr.. Conn OF reeksk Il st~unch dsnocrss
Of hrh ehsv~cs~ ana su~h win support o
leading spubtrans thr sskous the county
Mr. Cyan Ne he orpoueat has facsiousy and
fndecenty revi 81 the sr<csn
ee ouens of all pariss ~ dec Ana hss he would vote
feE nglsr sooner thas fSr Lsssssa"
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In order guard against dangerous imposons the pub.
" requested take cspe isl Of the beautifully
eved poprictory stump, through which the government Of
yhe United States Officially authentcaes every bottle OF
AosTErTERs BlrTEBs TINS shield. n own BY the gov:
eminent over the poprctors ana the public for their joint
Ne neck Of each bottle and cannot fail strike The eye Of
the M q casual observer Nothing that purporfs y h
y there.
Is also proper to state TIA. tie Buffers are sold cr
ensvey IN glass and under any by the
sion or he parrel lmpostors and imators ad
Snd me only 50 eggard the public have
tha tue bers they buy bear the engraved label aud
Aisnra. Al
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,TnE ATTENTION or RIB PUBLIC Is CALLED 70
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AMONG ne most rema!tsbe men who may justly claim .
!;Ss !s !:es. g!
:arl. n ths Sd. vide sorld nine y
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sa q rs ss s.ps Hs
Of
rsse ana na winter among few cne he
1s
bound 10 s. sde Win M sS
Aitsn Hs remainsd In phhsdephA two and
with w. lie Ss,.is IN Hudson street, Il wa: az a.
isS"sS % si s T..s St n'" sost
s;s ~ ,s q s.s s He wsSs sO, hard al
nearly ~ CHI, and Cd M Ie Petra woad fresucssyy
IN s'f ans ns % s ss
and ss s PS
veil snawn mmere al "a. ars of Bsnsac Bosrdman
dens which :. S' %ss psssi s.s
thorough y hs s pa p % se
soIapis wa: as y .ads. isa. . Isis
s w. 6sSsss
n s am "a
;hs ss r% snS I o S q
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twenty thousand collars which he never claimed of
q ss' Tss :s: K ss n.S ss:
Sons cos oa:s 4 S o s srss ssa
the IRIS, Bull run battle is an ardent lover OF the
union; but compelled withdraw support the
administration when be found that ts policy party
purposes and no for the esoraton of the Union lie has
the Union cannot be restored through present aesns
Since the Thirty sevenih regiment has returned home
has raised largo fund for the bencht Of the widows
orphans Or the deceased members Of the fell
drrng its scrvice IN the field During his administration
city Judge he has decided great many important cases.
to bis honor be said the Court of Appeas has susaned
Since he has been tho bench he has exhibited the
eminent qualities Of head heart discrnination, dec
n and humanity, which admirably become judge Of the
nrt criminal court Of our STATE when on h Court
qnantance with civil law and s practice, viii be Of the
greatest advantage " him He 10 in the thirty sevsnth
OF his and In the nil vigor OF bis manhood He
possesses . remarkably fue presence II little above
III. WediuV height has n mgscular frame, nrm month
and chIn high Ard rad forehead and intellectual grey
Sss sys cs.1ss a1 sr %oSSSs SSsf ssp
eumstsnces Being the architect OF hs own fortune and
having passed most strange and eventfu fe commencing
sailor boy and staining at this Early Office OF
high dignity. he Offers brilliant example Of what perse
industry ..d hone, Of purp y ar. .pses q OBJ
noble example, and wishes W fosw IL thoss n
obscurtty Attempting rice should sustain such
~ John n. M0Cunn. All who know him testify "
hs character and kndness Of nature and the only
oppositoo has With has from thoso who
cra, prcclives opposed p his genuine demecrscy
every roar man, labbrng manfevery honcst
democrat vii suatsu him and with these nrm rcrs
In his behalf he ~ be umphantly elected Of the
Judges the Superior Court. whs HE opponents viii be
70 the blush OF shame for the ISLANDERS wnch they have
he people 70 bs people he oehs for support They VIII
him. I
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To THE ELECTORS 80. o c.
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,

the Ninth. Fifteenth, sisteenth Eiehtesnh wsrfs
The undersrned wyud respectfully urrs npc you
cessiy ~ prpt and cncis individual effort the
from this dstriet " the slst Senate of hrvushy
1 yal y nd unexccptio nable REPRESENTATIVE.
In WILLIAM LAfMBEER, Jr., the nominee of the
unisn q byentn % this dstr Ct, have candidate
VIII character and quail ratcns rnlucs nabr and
rp VII 81 official urse we rely. With fh
that will he all that ud WISH and such as
the nece<sitics ~ cur e untry dem and
We have known Mr.. LAlNBEER for year. nnd v.n,a vn,
earnestly end bin " the favr " e elecors ~ his
esnat r'Ni ,isrc, without regard tary grns mn
u high chsrscter 6ne abilities and espercnccd in p"oho
we KNOW him 70 he earnestly oys ard efey wsy WORTHY
ana cana he VIII nd firmly BY tho
national Cosernment sus'sn honor Of Slate and
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AVOID COUNrERFEITs.

Hostetter's Bittem share the common fate \
OF all things good. lmposiers initiate. ttH
OF these beware. Discreetly use your ayes.
Prom honest houses purchase your supplies
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RICHARD ADAMS. Treasurer. ..,.-..s
DEPORT AND REVOLUTIONS or NOMINATE OOn-
mi.tsss 70 the ssnsr. meeting Of ne e. S ooe ss
in:sass % q Ssiaay ys sv.aiss os;oSs. - .,~ -.
TO the Dem Dem crate kepuSeAn Electors Of the city and
q e: :ss. e: By q: ssus
GO Ss % S a. as sS 1
Of saper'is and r. s''Ssh Sss ssvs respectfully TO
That the delegates Judicial Convention the
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For jSsszG ss:isi Z ySisHsrzsS 'si ~ i9s fSs''.
For jude :, sssS =: sri1 T,;1Ss & SS%ne. Pleas
p, yISsssSE Isss.ss e! p sso1RfSS. s.nef SSSsa's
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rHsoD5SE 5s; fsssfetsl ( sTfSetssl.ssos.
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1nHoIsss ss..ssiiEis;sIs I'LL
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The candidate. iuA.l pcon: Win Two ;.0:sssDs
asnsa 'y y.ss iS Their I.: shas hsy
for he eess pertinent II elective Judiciary when
h~ve been fortunate a. e secss s ,voss v - q aSs
ard o s. iss S. .: ~
Ss "" y Se & ssr sss
recommended gentlemen On whose
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n Register sss ssna "'iss %
men nnd whose Will % az ns nc &c
as q ss e sSSr S's rs q
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with
the opponeSt popular cSnadsns IN the tr,,
81 s ss: Ssr q % o%
Of opposlten monopoes and Of in iepcndenes and In
sssray I'D inc ''''''''' PHILIP W. Esss,
ssi ohar"wsra hair wa e sGRPHy' SaaaTiy o0'S'n''on'
| Chairman Of County Convention
Hsd one Of the .S. ~ and sos soany S
FORM and cand dates adopted y .As Dmo-
and we viii ye 10 those candidates earnest support
% b. ns ps and
States Nc rr clam OUT determ natnn ntan the
MesolSes s rns. snS q ds%o.s.
sS5nd be selected Tor honesty Their
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nd upon and epuaiase sas1 AND every ~ ps
ran ac n ne Fl
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wh w . srS
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would sppr prse esseI sr pss as
Ns~'s g IL DsoS ,Sg ssSs' ss:
qq:s s... mane.p.
:ei.y q NE jud.caary rests he last hope
yield the urgent demands political leaders wba b.
oasSs ana vi ro % ss
Ss ~ y n
o'''' :" ''i JOIN q IN iii MeKsos. Pre.idcn.
oFaosas q iHsasn: HsarsDou, Vice Presdep. g,rr
JSss JONI II. Go.nn,1 GM:,r.Gsr Secretaries.
D. A. nuiKrr. Corresponding sscretary.s brs
RsogLAR pEsxoGRxric UNION CANpIpATE.
% y0a 'usEIsE HssR9 Sy iscs1sAbss5a aGs asAbssns 0oOAl
| ,TnE ArrBNTIoN or RIB PUBLIC is CALLED 70
ne following 6S.s5yyiis 6sSsGs5syniiss'i h stssss HsSUTs
ws lSs n hen jsSs
NV yors I, horn isT q Ssbis ..
Sas .H's .r sSe HI p
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S and !" ,ds sss - ps g. wa: wrecked = hs
:Ses during ever Ss %sno me
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SRty not with all the opates dispense,
3Sal shake the nerves and paralyze the sense.
HAen these rare BlTTERS soohc both mind and hAme
1nk1tAg both 70 yield 10 slumber's caimf
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Nemember, too, sperient root and herb.
Are blent with those that relaxation curb -fN
IN this rare mixture; give this fact due weight,
That while tho Bitters tone, they regulate.
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A GENTLE CORRECTIVE
A SAVE AND GENTLE ANODYNE

II on the stomach food 10 acid turns,
And pungent gas the inner membrane burns,
This grand corrective soon removes the ban,
And from the heartburn frees the inner man.
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THE WORLDS OPINION.

tzAsir fame nils AL the Western Hemisphere.
&AoWn In AL lands, washed BY it, oceans twain,
1nALYh, Horn and VIG0R, follow In their traini
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without due nourishment lifes pulses wane,
4Ao blood grows thin and dulness clouds the brain;
@Duk this Elixir sets the system right,
And Good Digestion waits on Appetite"
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A MILD APERIENT.

OF all the liquors borne across the sea ....
Not one-mark that-from acrid poison's freo
These Bitters stand mid stimulants alone,
RowerlesS TO irritate. though prompt TO tone.
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THE BIrrERs AFTER sIoKNEss.

.Rxhausting fever leaves Its Victims low,
And, pnassisted, Health's return Is slow;
Then with the Bitters weakened Nature aid,
Fer IN each drop vitality conveyed.
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AN UNADULTERATED TONIC.

Who has not felt how feebly words essay
The Qualms one feels on shfpboard to portrayY
Dread them no moro. defy old Neptune's power,
The Bitters cure the nausea in an hour.
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The constitution tried BY pain or care
OR wild indulgence, IL not past repair;
This genial Tonic. ~ the nealthful dews.
Auscfen psrched herbs, its wasted power reuews.
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Roam through the world, through every climate ranf
Here 10 the autdote 'gaiDst every change;
Water impure II tempers, and inures
Han to all hardships In al temperatures
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BROKEN CONSTITUTIONS.

The Hacoid muscles nrmness soon acquire,
rue frame gains nesh. the eve resumes its hre
4srsagth 70 tho limbs, hope 70 the heat returns,
1iu stad and cYutch the nvAlescent spurne
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WANT OE APPETITE.

TAis torment dire, that all en- oyment kills,
Yields not 10 pungent scents or drastic pills.
,Tis from the stomach that II takes its rise
Tone with the bitters, and the anguish fiee.
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s)CD wARD.-THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT:
~ Alta meeting held at Antrs Hcids Hotel Ninth ave.
between Fifty second and Fftyhird strest By the
mously
Resolved That are pure and uuadultsHssd democrss
and such view the MeReon with especial fs
command ."I p = = #
DResolved That Mr.. Thamss Ryan HAVING rscsvel poS
only the unanimous nominan Of NcKeou eopfodopo.
but also that u the accredited Representatives Of Tam
our undivided support at the polls on Tuesday se,t Ncvsm
Resolved That we sndesvor " secure ths siesin sf Ms
Tn Ryan this dsr1ct because hs has him
self " be dsmocrat ~ tbe right stvpsa ~ The
pie geneman II nteigspcs and honsssy and devoted
friend ~ the furthermore thai he the only
democratic candid TO nov in the 6eh.
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Dy night and day, on river, sea or land,
In instant peril VI disease we stand;
but its dread arrows harmless seem TO glide
fAst all with thie nvigorant fortified.
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noyanoes or recriminations, must cease in Con.
Hress, W hich at this moment should be sacred
10 all parties.

The RAGE OF Spontaneously enormous
issue Of paper money determined upon, amount
ling, it appears, to some fifteen hundred millions
of dollars within few months, win set specu-
cation adoat to such an extent as never was
witnessed before. In very short time gold
will 60 up to fifty or sixty per cent. There
will be speculation in stocks and all sorts Of
things and fortunes will be made. Now is the
time to buy, no matter what the article may be
Let every man buy. But beware of the coming
Crash; il will be sudden as thief in the night
At the end of this war, which will perhaps
close up more rapidly than any person at
present imagines, those who have not their ac-
counts all square and are not on their guard
will be surprised like McCook at Murfrees-
boro, and they will be ruined by the terrible
revulson which is sure to set in irresistible and
"terrible as an army with banners"
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The Difficulties or the Situntion-The
Senatorial Contest-youchcrs and Acc
counts or Pnymaster Biiss-The Canal
Bili-The Interest on the Canal Debt
70 be Paid ln Gold, &c., &c.
ALBANY, Jan. o, 1863
Thore y desperate effort being made tonight 20 &c.
up feeling among the democratic msmbcrs favor OF
having bean withdraw from tho contest fer some now
The Regency throwing feelcrs for Wciycr
Of Oncida-lhe who stirred up the the cancns
on Clerk because ant.Re ,ency had pcoi 4 ina.
pity Of tho voos They will be obliged take some
person who has taken active pert favo. Of tho Re-
gcncy to succeed.
There several private caacuscs and consui,a ons
going tonight None, however, have developed auy
thing thar indicates change the deAt lock in the
seiab.y. After the nrst two days passed without
elec,ng speaker it tlcn became problem Ga. ~
sorved. 1t " doubtful whether ch iics vii! be mado
without the withdrew :. Of both cand .ates aud rev csn
ddstss brought forth George law ~ here lie
| may be able 10 sct. The question At once
The TIemensn, Governor has decided o. make
changes in hs committees Of the Senate but leave them
~ appointed b. Ile't Gov. Campbell al lat session
III, death d Judge Willard has caused v1canoy N
Judiciary Committee which will be filled by tho appoint
uen Of Mr. Pruyn, Vi Albany republican Nh resign
from either tho Insurance or Commerce and Navigation
COMMITTEES, 4, give place To Nj Clark, elected AZ tho
successor OF Judge Willard The Message was today
into he Senate tho House not being able 10 organize
Mere significant fac. manifested by th- contest
fol speaker which j. that every 81 thcso cfssed
Union democrats have voted with tho republican,
speaker This question settles the matter or United
sts.eo Senator unless unforeseen circumstance
10 drive th1m from tho republican, that party viii
ccrc Tho In cd state Senator But tis very nm. -,
settles question that radical succeed. that
he be OF the conservative stamp. AZ matters
stand Governor Morgan has the inside ttsc< N the sens
toi ia His position ardent supporter IT csl.i
,n anG his refusal ~ unite with he radical Governor u
other states in debating 70 the general goycrnmon,
Ell 10 conduct the war, has given min, strength
with the conservatives of the republican party. and
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Perennial Intelligence.

Lieut. r. y Childs and Lieut.. J. ~ Rollins, ~ The
Uuites States Army John Fowler u Asbams tsptsin
Whitney of California: A fsiigh % e TDu. J. u, -.
coed ara John Mccullough ~ Bos,on X W. ses, os
Kentucky and r =. Devent. % New York, stopping
at tho metropolitan Hotel.
MAJOR A. n Hoyt OF Nashington, Hon g. A. Berson,
II Name Captain John Goldman 81 cohass- Captain y.
D. Lawrence, OF Connectcnf w A. Gregory aud ". II.
Forbcs and lady u Albany J. ". Lester sui ". Els, y
PISTON J. Hsgserty and lsdy ~ Fourbke~p-ie, J 20.
ucr u Philadelphia and q. Goodwin, Jr, Of Hartford
are stopping nj tb. Astor HOufe
In our correspondence from Philsdephs rndgc Lewir
of that city, msn,ty1ei having Introduced Ten.
Batter g. the citzsns WAC called sn at tic Coat
Mental Hotel ~ ". kaye lear ned that Judge Dws was
n New YORK II the tnc. correspondent must have
been ~ ADORNED
10 th account published Sunday a., a the battle
IL ia,ass B.ui, stated that Lin. Commander
Gwin az the t'entos norialy uoguded. We are
g.ad u learn that h9 family fcceiyei despatch from
hl. brother NAV on Tuesday lst stating that b. Vas
scvsysly but not daagcrnally wounded
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souross Ia Utah. II aso has speoimsns Of decotnposed
gold orc lying on the bed rock OF river tho mining
Of which exceedingly remunerays 10 tho gold hunters
INLAND NAVIGATION PROM THE MISSISSIPPI TO THE
HUDSON.
Much importance IL attached 10 the amended bin offered
by Mr. DIN, from tho House Military Committee. to
struct ship canal from the Mississippi to tho Hudson.
It is regarded as Of the important Of
the session II is intended not only afford inland
muncaon for gunboats from the waters Of The Atlantic
TO the Mississippi valley, but 70 enable US, in tho
event Of foreign war, TO maintain the ascondancy
Of the lakes, Where by treaty stpulstons, naval
ornaments are now limited Ia shown also TO
be OF ncalculable value the agricultural interests OF tho
West and the industry or all the loyal statcs II "a
gued that win swell foreign commerce far beyond
Its present limits and will give tho monopoly Of tbo
corn trade OF the world
LOOKING AFTER PAYMAsTSKs AND DIssuKsIsG oFPI
GERS IN NEW YORK.
The government HIS determined to hold the paynas
tors and disbursing officers personally responsible Who
have made large disbursements New York
recruiting and subsistence Of troops II Is alleged that
these moneys were paid Illegally
HoMEsTEADs FOR NEGROES
Mr. Sumner introduced bill to-day give the negroes
homesteads OF five acres on the Sea islands.
DECISION OF THE TAX COMMISSIONER.
The Commissioned OF Internal Revenue has decided that
grsvcstoncs and monuments made 70 order from the
rough material, from plans designs arc not manuiac.
lures under the Excise law and exempt
taxation, provided that monument grlvcstone
shall DO considered made TO order which wrought
further than tho block slab before the for Is
given.
VISIT or SECRETARY CHASE TO NEW YORK.
Secretary Chase left here to-day for New York In his
absence Mr.. Harrington Will be Acting Secretary Of tho
Treasury.
SURGICAL RxAaISERs.
Drs W. Hazleton. Of Jamestown n. T., and II. H. r
Smith, Of Dunkirk, y. T., have appointed BY the
Commissioners 81 rcnsiots Surgical Examiners.
DEATH or MA. wHITrLEsEY.
meeting of the heads OF the several bureaua OF tho
Treasury Department WIS held last night, NJ Sargent
Commissioner Of Customs in the chair, and j. G. Under
WOOD Ffh Auditor, Sacteiary. Resolutions of respect
Tor tho memory Of Hon. i. Whtlesey adopted. T.
L. smith, First Auditor paid feoling tribute to tho
memory Of hs colleague.
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL sCHURl.
General Carl Sohar2 is in the city visit 10 Ia.
family.
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MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL BUTLER.
Reception at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
, Illness OF Mrs. Butler. SC.

Exception At tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
Illness OF Mrs. Butler, SC.
Major General Butler having ntimated that be would
receive those friends who wished to him. the Fifth
Avenue Hotelwhere the General and his staff stop
ping during their brief stay in Now York-presented,
might bs expected lively and brilliant spectacle last
evening At an early hour in the evening the main GU
trance thropged with gentlemen who came for the
purpose OF paying their respects 70 the distinguished
General. The promenades up stairs also crowded
with guests and visitors, who passed and repassed the
room (the doors Of which thrown wide open) anxi
ons to get sight at the hero OF New Orleans con-
rnued to do until the General had concluded receiving
his visitors II may not be Of place to say that the
asdies and gentlemen splenddiy especially
fhe latterand that they We'd with each other
ffi6utng 70 the success OF the ovation, which
wss given 10 him who had played import.
ant part In the scenes Of the last six
nontbs and who had rendered snch signal to the
republic Such gathering Of the e'i of tho city, sur
Founded by all that art and luxury effect especially
In the prese OF his distinguished General OF our army
could not but present animated and imposing spectacle
General Butler entered the about eight O'Clock
0ompaned by two Of his aids, and took his position in
xhc centre OF the drawing ROOM and awaited the arrival
% those who desired 10 have interview with him.
de had not long to wait, for asce,ained
aha he had left his private apartments by
DIR distinguished citizens, professional and leading
hi~uo tAcH ana were introduced 70
Genera Butler They expressed their pleasure seeing
hi'n most Of them abiding briefly TO the satisfactory
msnner in which he performed his delicate aud important
mission II was pleasing to observe that each visitor
compressed what he had to into few words aud by
she exercise Of that OF propresy gentlemen
fns'nciiyc!y exhibit specpiy retired ana thus large
na nber abe TO with the General aad that
TOO, to ccrtainextent, in q private manner
Quite number Of ladies introduced 70 Genera,
tier, VIII, received them cordially, and some in.
stances he entered Into animated conversation With
tbsis.
We wore informet by oi the sa officers that is
fhe intention Of General Butler to leave the oy spe
Cal train this aturday) morning, at eight O'Clock, d.
rect for Lowell, Mass. but II is than probable
he viii be unable ~ out IN purpose h consequence
OF he ndspastion Of Mrs. Butssy Swho. feared wtl
o b able to endure the fatigue ocoasioned by rsikoad
travel
to bo hoped that Gcncrsl Butlers departure will
N he ne delayed by this unfortunate event, although
we rcho the sentiment OF thousands OF citizens
When that II he had eonsented 10 a moro public
exception. New York would have delighted 10 pay their
RESPECTS 20 him for tho ability which he evinccd In the
discharge OF the reeponsih duties imposed upon by
She President Of the United states.