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ARpI yEr,.

AKTsT WE'D.
runpoat Montgomery, Acting Master commanding Geo
II Pcndloton from % Mobile ~ inst sth inst at 50 a. Ion
spoke brig John chry aud for Philadelphia
Matangas: oh lat 35 ". lon u Is passed fi.
cate boand 81 dan l 50 60 lon "a u.s. passed brig
Rarna do Cs slime OF Casline bound day at B So
lou u TO- passed brig Thos Rowland Of New York.
ing N. -. -.
ard sW Pass 4th 30 AN with mdse aud passeneer
Iudinr Ifeucken Co. During the night OF the 3D. passed
several gunboas IN the nyer bound up ith stsw Pass
passea Merfnac with troops, and the Runboa
snrton bound in; 10 PM passed ship ficondsroga, Of
New YORK steering Fl llh oG Absccon, 81 nagcd steam
Rochester, VI private q IN Second Vermont battery
died The bad strong head winds,nost o the passage
Steamship Nsiangas ~ trnnsp6r,), LcseFaig New
leans bee So aud bar sst AN, via Port Royal Jan
nj pm, la ball with passengers. TO QDnstrrmasef.
steamship Curew ~ : transloiu. Parish New Orleans
Dee II Pass Onrc 25n. AT AM and key West 81
inst. atg ~ AN. IN ballast, to \ Qnartermast"r.
Steamship Atlantic ~ rsaspotl. Eidridgc, Key West
Jan o. 7th inst at IM. Inssed
ltrEe slip ashore y niles q CAP. foida 10Th lat
"a 10 rassed bark Joan Iurts ~ Rgnswtk ste.rinef.
Ship Courier tof Busuu) Chn,fed New Orleans, 70 days
with tuoiassas. 10 Croker. WOOD Co.
park ilaquah SetCf ray Newcaslc Eng 81 days With
urttr Ne date, at 81 " ion - ssspeko steam
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Our New Orleans Correspondence.

Nfw oRixASs Jan. 3, 1S63.
tn Noono, Adrscae SpJpresai ~ General Banks-Tro
,ati CaUs,s u the Surpresion--A Ssnerai Ord,r TIA,
Creates Escitcment--Ths Weather dc.
have barely time before the departure Of the Creole,
20 mcntsn that the National adroca-Jaeob Barker's
orgsn-has Just been suppressed by order OF General
Tanks There 10 military guard at the front door Of
iho ohee, ad me Interior s also occupied by the milf
tay The for the suppression has not been made
public; but will doubtless appear in general order In
the onic al paper tomorrow morning There can be
litils doubt, however that the following paragraph
which apr cared the Advocate OF the 3Oh utimo had
something to do with tho order
on lormer occasion We expressed the opinion that il
would Dc To make the best OF position. II had
come tpon ", and wc could not help ourselycs--thst
Whit euul not se curod must be enduredhai could
h0 expect change uuess the brave men Of the army,
VITO bad fought men had never before fought, should
win hy tnther progress an acknowledgment u a scpa-
itu CON edcracy Their deeds OF valor having continued
prosper ow s the time for the victors Ia propose
lt narmistce be agreed upon for tho purpose OF
tatng peace and there will not be any more fight ing
IIunautiy requires such course.
another for the suppression OF this far from
icy sheet may he tie avdity with which il has been 10
TIE habit Il selling hold OF every rebel newspaper tnat
haeus to reach tho city, containing exaggerated and
even false aoooUn;s Of rebel victories over the Union
'orces and publishing the reports thus obtained in sue
oessive extras AZ unreasonable hours causing great OK
oemont and leading to the blocking up OF the ,dernts
by large crowds
The readers Of the HERAiD win remember that The
hGtoccie suppressed before. Indeed If mis-
take not. il twice suppressed by General Butler for
ntaining articles of trcasopable nature tending 20
give comfort, If not actual aid to the enemy on Mr.
b. rendering apologete explanations the public
pi the paper permitted TO be II believed
that the oirce Is now finally closed. Thus has Genera,
Banks demonstrated that, though he is disposed 10 ruc
mildly YET he Is not altogether sugar and honey that
while be shows mercy to the repentsn ami the ignorant
reason persisted 10 by those ~ho ino gent snon,h
90 know better viii meet with TIC purIshnont Il merits
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La, the sympathsors with treason take note Of this and
govern themselves accordingly.
ne following general order has caused little st
m vecsssion rces and the enemies Of tho Union are
beginning and out that General Banks though he 10 ~
frem being Emperor stork, s not exactly tho KIns
log that .hey fondly imagined he would prove Here
HKADQUAR1Eas, DRAAz,anY oy rm GUY,
NEW OaLxAse, Jan i, 1868. !
GKNKAAI ORDsNe-Eo. L.
h obedience 70 instructions from the government OF
Unsed tates, the Commanding General gives notice
that from and after this date no person not IN tho ciV
Se perysd 70 .hs Ss New Orleans
board Of amy foreign slipofwar without the written
permission Of tho commander Of The military forces ~
New Orleans and that foreign vessel or war will 70
ceive on board IRON this city any such person.
who shall not have received written permission to depart
board Of such vcaeel from the commander OF the
military forcos "a this CITY By command Of
MAJOR General BANkS
RICHARD B. lawn, Lieut.. Colonel, Asst. Adj GenoraI
There persons who ought 10 know better who pre-
tend osppreAeDd trouble with foreign nations on account
OF the wording Of that part Of the order which says
And that foreign veesel war win receive on board
carry fro0 this city any such person" nc. These
persons graveay argue that "wiD'' 10 syD0nymouf with
"shali they say that General Banks m thus comm
eating himself into the imperative mood hae "put his foot
o itn with Bull, Crapau and Company This viii put some
your readers in mind Of the Frenchman who fell into
horsepond, when he called out Justify, II will be
drowned, ana nOoody shaii save me-" Hte common
would inform these gentlemen that, The order being
eeueA obedience 10 Instructions from the government
Of the United States " II bears s face The sanction Of
she several foreign nations that bave or are likely 70
have, ships-of-war coming to this port.
To day has been day Of alternate rain and sunshine,
and sometimes both together, vulgarly known ~ THE
devil and his wife fighting for leg Of mutton behind the
door" II s cloudy at the present writing but 1t may
clear up any moment. During New Years nigh. the
mercury considerably, and il is yet too warm for
Hres The early part Of to-day was rather
bois,erous blowing half gaze but the wind has mode
rafe
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Aosi 1onhaee Ial6 ol-0oths~
vHsexIs 1r0cxs NxwpaRxronT--At the ysrd Of
John Currer J two ships Of 1856 carh-for
the yard OF George Juckman. Jr, the aide wheel g.
oarter Co ~ship Of go tons under contract a the
YORK and Lvrypool ne A. tho ysld Of Joseph Cn bark
OF y0 tous Tor sale ~ the yard OF William Conn
bark Of 40 tons for sale; at the Of HsxniSn1re
McQuen, bark Of 800 sale yard of Cyrun
Bnrnhain, schooner OF l0J tons. =
The following table gives the
harbors Of New York. Boston, Philadelphia BAitmore
Charleston Savannah New Orleans GalvestoD ~ the
latest aocounts from each Of those ports:- - =
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Re.cind,nx the I.raeis,o order.

GENERAL oRDER--No. Ia.
Ifg.DousRrEas, ARwy CoRfs. DEPARTMENT TySSEsaEl
HoiIy srnsss Jan. o, lses
BY directions Of the General in Chief Of the Army at
Washington the general order issued from those head
quarters, expeng the Jews from this department, Is
hereby revoked BY order
Major General U. s. GRANT.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


GAhAoS- HoNAS-A Yaphank, L. L., on Thursday,
January 1, by the Rev. Dr. camage, THEODORE X. GA.
MAGE, Of the officiating clergyman, TO Miss sARAH A.
eldest caughtsr OF Sylvester Homan, Esq., Of Yaphsnk
No cards.
NoRvKtL-TH -THonrsos.-At New Brighton, on Saturday,
January 10, by the Rev. Mr.. Punnett DuSoAS r. Nor.
and MARY, daughter " Mr.. John G. Thompson, OF
staten lgland.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Np J. WALTER SCOTT, CHIEF RESIDENT PHysI-.
D.l,n tho New York Mtdirs Institute OF Electricity
ana Hygiene No Union square daily cnring class ~
which every have resisted the highest msdi-
cal - Diacuit eases cured by contract Hours from IN
morning 20 evening Institute book entitled wonaer
s,, sent YORK Medical 1nstutr ~ hec-
,yry ard NJ rrne No Union square tolpoas ws,.ins
Professors J. Nalier Scott Johh y p'u'is
WIN K,nnic. Rssident Ply slcians
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:. Heebe, of The Unllcd statce a my l. March,
q tho United States Navy ". a. Nash Of California W.
y C.shinE Of Cloycapd u white, OF 81 LOUIS j A.
Davis of wisconsn, AMI r. Caldwell, or unkrk are
antng The latest Hais az the Metropolitan Hotel
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HIPPING NE w S /.
Port OF New york, January II, 1893

ALMANAC voR rBv yoRK-rHis pAr.
Rtsys............... "a noop morn
sur srrs........... t5s nIoH vArra.. eve IL
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pc, .o.al Iats.l,seues.

Dc Ugtchinscf. q The tsltsf ststsArny T. C. Fks, o.
a. Iels H. r. fer. tar ~ Illinois X. DJefdon ~ hova
soo,s ga. wagcner, 81 PEG Yss ard captais L~5y0d,
u Rochester. stopping ., Tho hstfoyoiiiAa Hotel
IIon. Jshn n Hsypoas ssi loo ch.anesy yIbbu1, OF
Atissny MA1or g. n gosdrcb u Nss H.ysa. y. Dsd'
ley III dayton. /. Rs~rn. s0i q W nyrisl, n Ci<vs
l.rd A,ssr M.rer ~ ysablagto1 v T0sss q Hkstfo~d
sss nrs CeBera Isstss are soppsDg Al thS ~ rbboss
Ho.sl.
t,o, "a m p.,tsSn a rtscA, o. X. Rssdan, AZ Bp~ton ),
~. 1,asosi fssswsii a sew Yoft J. Cook ~ cbcsxo
W a. wed u Albany, Homer Rsmsssn, ~ se~tssg,
a n IIslbrsos u yerraooi. a. Hancoss, u D~ytsa, a.
"a fatlsa 4 fNlifnoye and con1~i A. a. AIisa " hps-
tn us ~opgnx Al The Asor Houss
~ B>fnsrl igass asihos u lbe "Ps~ssxs snl Aron-s
sr.' " tnsard says m rs<snt sovs 20 tbs "yei-s
tsdsa a FnnElss hf F@nuss sos Sch, fcv May years.
Wyer Ia Kalisriug, tks oltsst n ~ John vDe
died IL the PARISH wosbc~ss. rhis pow sck1 n tks
"a fsss bad t8s tbs sod p~Aring n p~s.
f~es gsn.r4n Hs fstkss, also sAsssd Jonn Pc
rssr undcr lbe hootAxns family. Be the brother,
behave ~ rn VIII am VITO had ost The Ban pa esteAe
by gambling The a~s~ns heir Il tAs fsmliy, ~ WI
ham No~~Sch. s1v m America. -h~s bs p $40 W ~
dong vel.
Marital ss~vsro, i>isiy eovssDs csnsrs ~ Havsss,
afi,sa Co tks aist ~ fN<sbcr = a41i ca bssfdsbs
Kgsngh si~~fnsr tiio-.
Tfs lsi~ Archss~hop a Paris, sssns days hssors hs
ds>.k ave cssSecs rssfive " al the s1siss % Ne
d.<~s< asf POINTED shat p~p~fs related v srsissAi
matter ard bat f~~sons He kniDsocs regoeet-
~ ~ have the l.si ain ss~ysd 70 kn 81 The
very ssy afs ksgs ~ vhsk he sco>Dp<nnsd 30 ets
yesf 90 2ssh q f->smer
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Abs<mohys
AnAsr, Jan. n, 1905
The Assembly me, a, scvsnto'cocs this m1nins
The sxcIiesnsst was u the most Intense description
The galleries and Hobbies were packed with people
When The Journal read by tho Clerk the resolution
offered BY Mr. Sherwood yesterday was found 10 read
that "the vote for Speaker shall b taken tweveocck
70 day without interruption or debate"
Mr., Fnps Of New York, moved 70 correct The Journal
BY striking out the word "inseuup,lon which had bean
o,erpolassd Tbs resolution should read "wi,hoa, de-
BATE
long nd heated debate easssd upoo this, Which
lasted bsyond twelve O'clock
The czs here interrupted the debate % announce The
ar vntps rsIssd lbs pou, Of order tia, as osrusl
o. the Mousse must be nrst corrected and sodorssd"
Mr.. hunvuv q IRE, thea took The door W speak 70
Blurlr Tvmvs eCIor
Mr.. hrrysr 10 stlil speaking. lie severely attacked
ar csil.coss reading extracts from The ssw York nes
deooupcnw hin (MT CsIIloott) for oorrupsn, charging
him with b~iDg interested 10 the gsdirop railroads. and
mao who hsd been Ia the market asA would be there
peuts on This Goor MOI 70 thrust Benedict Arnold aoa
tbs House " 80 IN the chair, and tbs shadow a. he
pstuve ~ the Immortal wSbinrss--s picture Witch
I'D ~ X.
political oppooseis % Ihs scor pos 70 e.s, arssrsps
Toto this n's'' for the r-maisi'r o. ,ss 's s. =
1be erctsmsn, 10 the Assembly and s~sssa the Capitol
sinrson,inues
Mr. frruD- has the soor 10 the course u bis remsrs,
tbs winter. Let them piaos Their mas - The chair ~
unfair means and there should be - isxi.sstgu this
session. r.vr sasasehssna Rsiirosd ol., yogr
sr9'd s"lv f. ..s.. e ~ ,s ss "ssf s;
say rore--oslf.se the rights q sriy three nsrb.,.
CO as fcor fspfessbtss nA,rsy q tbs es<ss q ne
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a Clever s~indiing Operation Nipp.a In
the Dud,

An enierpfisng Indiviousl thought he would take %
yaniSgc OF me action u the Common Council IN passing
ordinance for the OF Corporation tiers and
get oct supply ahead % tbs city. Comptroller Brennan
got nkllDg u the affair To-day Rnd, sending Tor
Captsin DowlDg Of the sixth precinct reqEestcd that
ocer 10 ferret out the guilty party Sergeant Jourdan
aud ocer Golden called 10 10 The assistance Of Capt
Donling, esd arrangements made 10 arrest the
offender and seize upon all hts bogus money
that evening 6u, owing 10 circumstance which the
officers had no control they unspc 70 carry
their plans. They saoceeded however nndiag the
name Of the printer and photographers engages getting
mp the notes and getting poaTessn u about ave hundred
sheets o. Eve ten, twenty avc and ty cent bill. which
were NJ ready for circulation. The ltbosnpaers-
Nexsrs Lang Cooper, Of III fnton street-on beng
questioned Capt bowling stated that the notes lad been
ordered by named Ashon Mule. Who promised N
call for the shnplsscfs that evening Mr. Cooper
then requested c. ~ the station bouse and sypAt
matters moro fully lie moi Comptroller brennan by ap
ppninrni, and satisfied that ocsl that % fer tie
photographers coscerDcc there lnfnlion 40
any wong Mr. Cooper assured the ohcers that be woJd
do all Ia hts power 70 tbs arf@st o. Mailer aid
ronsed 70 send ~ord 70 the station house vLsnsYof he
sbouE make his ansaraDce Yesterday Capt. Dow ng
oicers Joufdzn and Golden again engaged working
up thu Snh tbs determination of eAlehi3g Mailer
themselves. Accordingly, While yourdsf nd Golden
we're detailed 10 watch ySinilns estsLinhment IN
Liberty .tresk Capt Dowl5 concealed himself 10 the
om.e ~ MesSfs Lang Cooper. Abcst half past four
O'Clock IA the aitsDoos much 10 the sstsseos " Capt
lowing hu.i.r made biz alSsance at the hoxr sphsrs
IN FULTON street. I've vas promptly taken Into custody
nsios. Tho following re fac asii> q one q The bosas
shlDpssteyss-
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Arrival OF General Longstress
AZ ChattanOOga with Thir-
teen Rebel Brigades.
A Fleet Of Union Gunboats and
Transports Coming Up the
Mississippi River.
Arrival Of Three Hundred Rebel Ds.
serters a. Murfreesb0re,
H.. H.. "a.

EAsnsniE Tenn, Jan. lS-P.h.
nrgadier General Forrest. OF tho rsbe, army with
force OF about thousand and twelve pieces u
tight artillery, attacked relief and hips coming
up tho Cumberland river, and succeeded In capturing
ave steamboats, Iaden valuab. commissary stores
sn1 the gunboat slje Several Of boats contained
wounded soldiers, who. in jumping from them whs
burning, shot water The negro crews we're
rtrpped Of their clothing tied To trees cowhded and s
IN starvc on Shore Tho boats all anchored mid
channel and burroi after being robbed u valuablss.
Tho officers and soldiers stripped q ciosAAsS,
placed on shore. and parocd
lThe above merely fuller details Of the Aghs anA
capture ANNOUNCED In . brief despatch from Nashville
published 10 our issue 81 Thursday last January rs We
mention this 10 prevent any msnpprehension 70
whether Il 10 second or not. II IL very douDuu,
with regard TO Forrest being command hh forces
have but recently been terribly up Red Aouaa ~
General Sullivan, ana he reported full retreat IN
another direction II doubtless Wheeler - our for
ner despatch stated.--ED. HEsAlp.1
tremenious rain storm has In and tho river Ass
risen three feet in a few hours.
Several bridge the louisville and Nashvils RAssesd
havo been Destroyed by this band Of marauders Ana
mall communication cannot be resumed for time.
Tho wires between this place and Murfsesboso have
been cut by seecsopsts who pretend quiet uuioh
farmers, and have word from army to-day; bas
u il ready for tho enemy
Nineteen dcssrters from Tennessee regiments
INTO this city to-day.
An ontro rcbc regiseni numbering about three bus.
drcd Ines. deserted and into outpost Afsss
miles beyond Mnrtrees boro. yesterday.
Ninety thousand dollars Of Confederate STATES fsnAs
sciAfroU brokers " tits city and connscAisd yes
terday, by order Of General Nitcheli
General Loussrces has arrived u shelbyvile with tb.
teen b. gsd,s ron Lees army, and he has Superseded
Genera, Bragg command Of tho rebel army y Zen.
Dossec.
Reliable Information has been received from scouts
that eno,s being made ny the rebels Gus Rose.
crans' army On from supplies and retreat and thee
crush IT,
General Ionssrsel III attack u 10 SAID vert.
with his entire force which thought oanses about
~, 600 men,
wsshri have stirring times hsrc General Rsss
Grams fully prepared fw The snomy, but win
upon him unt certain expeditions snccs Tbs destrustcn
OF railroad and capture Forrest ana his mon, srks
them Oh.
Tho Chattanooga Rel o. yesterday Reports . Asss
rect Of gnnboas and Transports sscsadins ths n,ssppt
-rvor the 18th instant.
We have nothing but febel here, aud feel sIeoDy
but bope for the best.
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Reported Movement Of Unien Txseps In
North CarelSnas-Wreck ~ . Unissd
states sssamsr-Arrivai and Departure
Of blockade Breakers, &c., sc.
We have received copies Of the Richmond papers Of ths
18th and 10th instant. Annexed give the latest ele
graphic news
kilograms 70 The Richmond Enqurer.]
FROM NORTH CARoLINA.
WnxISeToH Jan. II, 1868.
Al ID quiet here 10 believed that the feet and land
ton IL, probably, GodsbMo and wiImIns,ou, simalis.
nsousy. All non-combatants have bsss requested 70
lsave the town.
RAIxaos, Jan. is, lssa.
The StGs Jsnd has advicss from Kuson OF this date
Forty rcsments Of abotonsts left kewbern yesterday
In The direction Of Wilmington, crossing Brcss creek
courier from Major Nethcrcrtt reached Knson this
Ing and says .he enemy elk % ten Thousand strong are
advancing towards kipstcu concentrating Cole creek
SECOND DISPATCH. :,
RAIs,os, Jan. 10, 1865.
The sa,< Journals Knston correspondent tslsgraphs
that the reported departure Of forty regiments o Yankees
for wflmingtnn is mistake.
YANKEE TRANSPORT Lost.
WILMINGTON. N. c.. Jan. ID, 1863
sedsfal steamer, supposed TO be transport, went
ashore on wriahsvle sound. nine miles hence. a. sx
% ss Heavy
a. sea; wind south and stormy.
SECOND DEsPATcH.
The steamer ashore proves TO be bockader The crew
gu board this evening and another blockaer lying
near She stands . chance OF proving total wreck
GONE 10 SEA.
The Columbia went safely 70 ses last night from Con-
federatc port.
ANOTHER STEAMER IN.
CHtRlErroK, Jan 10, 1893.
Another steamer has arrived at Confederate port
bringing heavy mail and several passengers, well
most valuable assorted cargo. She left Nassau sun
day last. When she LETT there FIX very Swift Eng
sh mers frcighted with goods for the South abot
10 sail for the Confederate coast
FROM MIDDLE TEHSEssTE.
CHATTANOOGA, Jsn. 10, 1865
The village Of Lsvsrgne, near Nurfrcaeboro has boen
kttvu 40 st.noh he H.fs
report Of the withdrawal Of division OF Rosecrans army
from Middle Tennessee.
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Schooner Cnioo FROM Baltimore, arrived Port Maria
Jamaica, Dec. g. having board Captain Fullerton and
crew tsevsn all tod) Of bark Parker Cook from Boston
Apx Cages captured and burned (no dstc Mons Pas.
cage By the pirate Alabama The Aisbama also captured
lbe Tncn; but her cargo owned by British sub.
lscts she was allowed 10 proceed altar giving bond IN
81 600 ths weasel ard taking board the OF the
bark CAP tA.a Fsllerton AID crew ave days on
board the Alabama She watching for Cali.
fWnia sso arnsrs during tina. time
Tho Parker Cock ADD cargo are fully covered BY In.
srrancs twar risk). sbs 10 owned by lfskich Co. u
n.scy She was formerly whaicr, bAi'ihg from Pro.
We learn from The Of the vessel that the only
intsignnce they have received contained w Kings.
Ton, Jam, paper u Docsmber r. which obHined the
account from Captain rulersn of tho bark For thres
days after capturing the Parker Cook the Alabama
on the lookout Tor the California steamer.
The schooner Union released on the ground that
hsr cargo was the propsvty Of English SUBJECTS,
dents ~ America The United States Consul had made
arrangements for the comfer q the ocsrs crew Of
the captured vessel
The Parker Cook had assorted cargo Of provisions
The vessel and cargo we're valued $40 0o0 ana we're
insured at the hsoufacturess oIce ln this city, for
tI7 5vo.
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LAnsusoEr, Jan. -. 1853.
fxss much pleased with your romasks in tbs HsAAib
Of the 18TH la reference the great importasos u
pcrior speed with few guns Of great range ouwas
sicAmers. Fifteen years I ussvsIlnsly urged ths
governnsni these vital facts, aud ss~ms imp~sssIs v
gsAn u from is snttquaisd method How much logger
the welfare q the nation 10 loo sacrificed obsaAey
And s,ardryr I am sustained my ,aaAs u the
isse q uDs sr.ied srcci BY many Of snpsr,eoss1
naval orer1. uas q them the reoo~ped Rear Admiral
1harcs se~ast says, IN ba,lanz war steamers. svNy
other oonridc alton should b. secood 10 that u spsed
which gives choice q position Ia se,oa and sscaps
necessary. know tho isnacsy with ~hlch truth ssps
from h,s Ero-ehcy The Prcides yet trust that FUR
lber depredaona BY tho Alabama her esnsorts viii
not be required 10 him u the nsosney u The
navy. not too late To retrieve os~es BY gooA snl
field, and Ia lsyci and most nsbIs oossy
IN her irre T,t01tr sfnpng the brat q nations
Very truly yours, " X CoiIIsh
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District ATTORNEY Hall. wbo hes ben oonsu,s~d With Va
regard 10 the matter says thsi Mailer liable V conve
toa tor Conspiracy 10 d~fra1d and thaks the ros Or.
eslled 70 much crsda for The imprt.nt part they
pl.y~d M tho snxr kope = hs .hnysafers have yet
bssn circulated. bat bal rot tagn fer the prornys
interference a tho poos oil ice pedsss tho sbsi the
stsls would have bers assaass,iy supplied sin b~
srsgrboes stwT before the
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Tms ngcu Amtcs And LABonEgs p0yiro yoH ~.
cryAsHp wAoss, AND 70 OBTAIN sASsr prs
Bsfo-, jan. ~. iscs.
Tns usehs,lcs ssd i.sSscfs u tho Cha''-sto~a Navy
Yssa are moving os Increased wsxs snd 100 70 eefs's
the mousy noe due them from The gg,oftfnsri /.
The ,Ap earp~ss. demand thai tbsy receive hereafter
tire. dollars a Day fos fssir -ors
H.sostous we're ssoysed % carry out tho esjssia q
III. unsessns, a1a . cemmAss sss sppossi 70 make
p,seA,ssos for afotbw Dsssrs, wh<h ~n BE- led W.
rigkt
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JRFhhxH Iff, MO- jan 10, IH63
Mr. Burrills resolution sustaining tho Presidents sss-
cipa,cn presentation osered yesterday and Mr. Ansus
substitute, vii to-day be referred TO select COMMITTEES
Of seven.
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