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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
ASSEMBLY.
EVENING SESSION.

BILLS REPORTED TAvORABLY.
INCORPORATING the Brooklyn Local and Improve
ment Company; incorporating the Union Trust
Company OF New-York.
The New city tax bill was passed.
TIE Broadway Railroad bill was reported com,
plete, aud, on motion Of /. Z. FIELDS. was reau
ibs third time and passed-67 TO Sc. The bill con-
taips an amendment repeating that portion OF the
charter Of the Harlem Railroad Company allowing
them TO build road through Broadway. IL also
adds the name of Thomas Mcclellan to the ineor-
porstors. Adjourned.
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SENATE. ..ALBASr, April Y, 1868.
ArTRRNOON SESSION.
oRpERyD TO THIRp READING.


BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
For the relief of Andrew Mcintosh, Cowan ana
Reese, Policy and Mabee. LII
For the continuation Of the proceedings suspended
by the death of Thomas Csrnley, late shefin Vi
New-York. u
For the relief Of Andrew Gossmsp, Henry u
Normsn, John Hurlbert, Morgan Lewis, WINE
Hutchinson, Elisha Smedley, William a. sutton,
James Raw, Stewart Nichols. Freeman Noon, an
dew Fitzgerald, Samuel Burdick, David and Ihas
Kohler, Michael Noll, Simon Bats, waiter Jonn-
son. and Isaac Miller.
Incorporating the Market Savings Bank oil New
York.
Empowering the Railroad Companies to employ
Mr.. GANSON reported his concurrent resolutions
rroposing amendments to the Constitution allowing
soldiers TO vote.
Il was tabled on motion OF Mr.. LOW by vote OF
8 TO 10. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING:
For canal bridges at Higginsville, Corning and
MOnteZuma. p:-..
incorporating the Hudson and Harlem River
Canal Company. y,-,...
For the Relief Of John Hunter Andrew hihssiey,
Ira Gasman, James FrOmsn. Adjourned.
The Amsterdam Charter bill has been vetoed pS
the Governor.
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IAdver,isement.l

Boswell 4 Warmers Oolorifc Colors Hair a handsome
Brown Bacs without the of Wash Preparation.
Ladies without troubling entanging Wsrrsntod the
best and cheApeit Try III GU viii other. J. L.
Ruihton's. No. AIT Broadway, aud all druegits.
FVssyos scoylBLp, General Agents, Nv. o. JohasI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

IrcHIFG ToR A SPEcULATIos.--The oDly bid for
tho Confederate bonds put up at auction in Halifax,
on the l0l b inst was by caDny Scotchman, who
offered five cent? per pound weight for them, foS
packing paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
HOsTETTER'S BITTERS.

To neglect th. precsuton under such circumstanee'
invite CHRONIC ISDIGEsrIoS the most melancholy and or
heaItsnins Of all complaints.
A,aRxMRDY as well Us Preventive thls celebrated ne'
ciua cordial ranks among the most potent preparations Wv
axe threads up intermittent aud remii,eni evefs p'nP
w. and without debtatus patient and Is equally A
ctou, in disorders Of the liver and the bowcl FOR
plants OF the stomach It is nearly iafalbe " anJ"s
human origin can be expected bet ana In cases o.
weakness It is literally WHALING ELIXIR. oon'Ae"
will find It the safest and best nys orans and he'or1
administered to exhausted humanity It's guarantees
absolutely free from eli the corrosive elements ~h''
into the csmposon Of ordinary di usi'e stimaian' ~
effect upon the nervous system Is wonderfully '0"Hs
quesng
L.ttboso who wish to insure their health for tie
uss
HosTETTERs STOMACH BIrFERs
a. Spring medicine
Prepared by
HOSTETTER s. SMITH
PITTSBURGH. Penn
And sold BY all Druggists and Family GieeeII
Nsw.yssk ONCE. Nv w Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovKRsOR-By and
with the advice and consent OF the Senate April a. 1865
NOTAKIEs PUBuC-DCTcaEss-AndTew Cole, Of Pleasant
Valley.
KisJsJ. Albert De Con Edward Patterson, Of Brooklyn.
NKwYoRK-Janes j Campbell Edward b. Smith John
Flsnaigsn Jacob % G. OutwAer WDam Opdyke. Adolf
LevinEer, Reuben Rowsy, Of Eew.Yofk
ORiSGE-Alber ID. Hynsrd, William ii. Hoyt OF War
wick.
QUEgSs-Franci, sklman Of Ro,iyn; Francis Nulty Of
hoetawsy Valentine ~. PeterI OF Little Neck Samuel H.
De Mott Of J1mscGi Peter ii. Layton, Of Jsrioho.
9tlddVAS-IOhn o. Chiids Of Neversint.
@ SSHfER-Thomss Mcknight Of L.ckAWact John ].
s.a, ma Of Accord Lewis Stfaton, Of Greenfield
Z samuel w. Cutler. OF Wagar.ina
Cleisn ~ ~ H. q: Blythe Of Mt Kscoi p. L. Nc
p J.n.n. y, ,nernon William Romer Of YOnkerti John
UsTKp gT.ss sos LoAsIsG CERTAIN MosEYs OF TBB
i's-NotUsBiA--Lemue Holmes Of Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

Their preventive operation 10 hmpe Acting directly upa
the stomach and through the stomach upon the hser ns
bows the circulation and the system, they mp
10 the whole organization degree Of vigor and elasticity
which enables US to rs.l.t the unhealthy atmospheric rts
ences by which many distressing maades are pFodnsss
and prolonged The great ped posing Cause Of ekns"s
CossrIrurroSAL and PsIcAL DEBILITY Disess, hkesess
ard sssa. feeols and aside from the strong
And this especially Of tn. forms Of disease which s
val At the breaking up Of Winter. The hrst ds
Spng sun seem thsw from the frozen earth the sls
mont. iunumsrabls ailments The masms which tAehe"
sd Dramatically sealed il let loose in clouds Of vspo Ge
Fever ard Ague, Biou, Remit.snt Fevsrs indsesas"'
Liver Complaint, Dphtheris, Rheumatism Bilious Csbe
Ashms Coughs Colds Phy,ica snd Mental Depression and
low and feeble condon Of al the vital functions are srssas
the consequences Of the ss, Spring taar'
which fila the air with unwhOle'Oms damp+ F"fVE@ aa'
rance sssn,, these prosrang and destructive agencies
Iron plate the system By resOTtns 10 pure TOME
and Alternative which will bring every organ and noer Oh sns
frame into the best possible state for resisting the nJ'nsr
OF disease which the fos and winds Of Mrch Apn.
and May upon their mephi,ic wings Remember 70"
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
arc like strong garrison thrown into fort before tie sp
proach Of the enemy They forearm s eaGo' I0s asaAo
tae attacks IF oil aadss that sudden chsnses 81
temperature impure prvsiiou exposure excessive sbo
and nAlsrious exlalati0ns Hence they are
INVALUABLE IN CAMP,
and no military hO.p. ought to b. without ,ueOt cop
ply both for preventive aud remedial purposes Happily tbs
sttsutiou of the
MEDICAL STAFF OF THE ARMY
hiss been directed to the subject aud the proprietor
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS
congratulate the troops in arms for the Union we
probability that the ApuLTERArxD CONTRACT srlsoinfh
At present used medicines by the Army Surgeons WI
be superseded by the pures aud best Tonic Aeishse ma
luvEoralt ha. been presented to the Faculty 0'
or any other country Since the commenced e0p'oe
s quantities Of the preparation have been Forwarded n'n
Tins 20 time to Geld sni line officers both In the Western ana
Eastern armies for their personal ass and iese Hsn
some OF the most eminent military men IN the serves '"
the extraordinary virtues OF tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

EMBROIDERISG MACHINES TO KENT AND
FOR SALE.-SewugMachines Tor Embrodering ard Family
Use. " W WICkEs. Jt No. 40 Roadway cor. Broone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
Hostetter's 9tomsrh Batsrs.
DROTECT YOUR HEALTH

PRoTECT YOUR HEALTH
WITH
HOSTETTER's STOMACH BrTTERA
Strengthen the stomach
lnvisorsts the nerves,
Regulate the bowels
Ressnersts the liver
Improve the appetite,
Animate tho Spirits
Equalse the circulation,
Tone the whole system,
And thus prolOng hss
WITH
HOSTETTERS BITTEhs.
Defy unwholesoue air,
Qualify impure wser
Guard against damp,
Prevent mslaious feyers,
Anticipate Indigestion,
BsH1s fever and sgue,
Brave all climates
Recruit exhausted nature,
Sustain body and mind.
WITH
HOSTETTER'S BITTER&
EDfeebled dyspeptics
Toil-wearisd operatives,
Soldier, in the hospital
Pale caIoworD ctIens,
Settlers lands,
Travellers and explorers,
Victims IL ses-sickness,
The aged and dscrspt
Should all be provided
WITH
HOSTETTER'S BITTERRl
Harmless q Stimuant,
Powerful Tonic,
Quick Corrective.
Safe an Aseratiys,
Mild as Lsxstive
Sure - Restorative,
Good Appetizer,
Pleasant a. q Cordial
Life has no safeguard
EQUAL TO
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
THE PERILS OF THE SEASON.
AND
HOW TO AVOID THEM.
Il 4, Of Infinite Importance to the public to know III
HOSTETTER s STOMACH BITTERs
,revsnt relieve ard the complaints moot prsvtss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

MURDER IL BRooKLrS.-A car driver on the
Fulton avenue line named Michael Kenny. arrested 10
New Brooklyn tbs extremity Of the Ninth Ward about
u o'clock Tuesday hisht the chargs OF killing
named John Gutenberg by ssbbng hn IN the shdomon with
knife Il appears that SOME two hours previous Kenny
called a e grocery cf Frederick Moran. the corner Of
Fulton and Albany avenues He was intoxicated and quar-
re,ome hi. wife followed aud euteAted him to come home
lie reu and her knocking her against the counter
MI Moran ed and took hold OF Kenny and ster
short struggle tho into the street picked up come
stones and smashed the Windows &C. Moran escaped by the
back doos pursued bg heOny with large meat knife Just
A. h. time MIR Gutenberg entered the store. Kenny at
him and punged the knife into his abdomen Tho unoTtu'
uats min e upon fac- End expired anost Instantly The
mutle el made bis way T. thc house or Trend
where 40 arrested by Capt. sdt he had In tho eA
tune chat, led hs clothes for military suit, and "aa giving
directions A. 10 The care 81 his cheu, saying lie "Oud
probably gone good whuo. The deceased was respect
ae srmlu res ding la tie snbolhood Ie leaves ai-
y the accused ha all children, who were sent 10 the
Amshoass 10y OF Coroner Morris. the moher having
been taken iuio custody witness An inquest WI DO
held this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

The Broadway RAILRoAD.-Up to the close OF
business hour, yeaerday the resolution adopted by the Com
mon Council suthodzis tho Hstem Railroad Company to
extend their track down Broadway 10 tho foot OF whitehall
street had not We und,tAnd received the Mayors sus-
ore 1t said that he intend. taking legal advice on the sub
ect The members OF the Common Council very jelly
at having gained the inside track 10 the rsroadgrant
with the legislature Should the Mayor sisn the bill the
Harlem Company will put large force Of the work.
aud complete II within fortnight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

The Cunard mail steamer Afrca, Capt. Lott, sailed
for Liverpool ysei fay with 81 passengers and s3i23 I3in
specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

SUDDEN DIsAPPEAR.ScE OF HOTEL CLERK
AND MoSHIThs proprietor and guests OF Esres HOTEL at
the Corner CaDa and Center streets were some"hat a.
tonished yesterday onng b. the unexpected and unpre
D rd FOR dsppearAnce Of r. H. Howard youth who bad
engaged junior clerk In the hote for the pest four
weeks II sppeAIs that Howard the fret on duty On
Tuesday morning having cot about s. clock and as ives
eu.tomAry obtained the Of the safe from Mr. Earle in
charge usually kept When the other clerks AZ
lived at the office they found ;he safe locked and MI How
ard eosc It was g.cied iha, something "ss
wrong, and Immensely search made for the missing
young man. but all efforts ia this direction unavalnG
yong beyond reach Daring tho day however
boys arrived this hotel with addressed to Mr..
Earle and the key Of the 's o the sbsconded clerk who
Brooklyn the time The boys received the from
him convey Mr. y. On opening the safe II discov-
cred that all the money belonging to the guests which hsi
been deposited for safe ke,png and 80 belonging to Mr.
Earle was gone. Tho taken 10 said 10 be from s3
to $1,000 In his note, Howard stated that he had been
led OF suddenly to attend alex friend, aud that he
would return In tho ue'dy) evening On Tuesday evening
he did o return hence tho excite amonghe guests ys'-
terday morning when the subject had 70 be boached or
course the proprietor # tho hov becomes responsible to bis
guest. the loss Of al money e in his care for safe keeping
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

ASoTHER SALE OF COAL.-The Delaware and
LseIswanns Company sd public auction yesterday, at
the Merchant EIchsnre twenty-five thousand tuns of coal
which brought th. following pricesMr Draper presided;
eco uua Chestnut coal from % 81 to IS % per iun 5000
un. stove coal from 80 to 6 1000 un, IS sa sOO
tuns crate coal So 95 600 steamboat rem 81 ~ to
s5 s7Ii 500 tun. lump coal from rs 81 to % IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

BILLIARD MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIoSsHIP.-Ihe
long anticipated match for the Championship OF American
Billiard. and ono thousand dollars between Dudley kaysnsgn
and William Godthwat both residents OF this CITY, comes
of this evening Irving Hall Since the retirement oil MI
Michael Phelan from billiard arena and his resignation Of
ths title so long and wotby held aud an'aned by him
KavanAzh has been regarded his legitimate and ackno~
edged successor especially since bis winning two cut OF the
rubber othree m.ohs played Ssains the renowned poe
sions billiard Michael Foley Of Cl.vesnd. But ane"
.sprsnt for the Championship aud rival to kavauAsh hiss
sudasuy sprung up Ia the person Of William o9id'h"H
whose name twelyeonth ego, was almost unknown 70 the
lovers OF the game native New HAmpshire he hA' grad
uat.d 10 the Lnowedge n the Troy and Boston, and
rscsnty has made New York bis abode de has oeeh
Derry in two consecutive ms,hes lately, and rom the nag
execution has shown has inspired his hiends WIN
.nn nhdenes match hin agsn', hsVsnssn Tor S'V'
ode end the Championship The match Is tbs -FOUR oa'
csrom Game 500 points up, pocket table Of fhsao
Coeudsrs manufactuis. Irving Hal will De hted up -
peeay for the match and the seats 80 arranged smpnhe
wi.e afford every clear vie" Of tue sas
very large attendance Of lovers OF biads ancPaIe''
a. deep degree Of interest "a fes In the contest The os
tnz which Is vary heavy, even 80 equally are the eii's
Of tho two player. balanced. in public estimation.
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HOW TO AVOID THEM.
Il Is Of Infinite Importance to the public to know ~
HOSTETTER 8 STOMACH BITTERS
SPRING OF THE YEAR.

prevent relieve, ard the complaints moot prsvtsk
th. climate during tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

THE PERILS OF THE SEASON.
AND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

Picture SALr.-Tbe catalogue Of painiings to be
sold BY auct on this evening by Ms's D. w lvs Co.. We
arc s..ared really private eoRecioa BY resr'neo 70
the Advertisement IN other eoums IL will be seen that IN
eudsa work. BY many Of our eminent A.i',' and de-
serve. the attention Of buyers Of good pictures.
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HOSTETTER'S BITTERa

HOSTETTER'S BITTERs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-02
A Rctrospect ard a Lcsson.

To he Editor Of Tie n. \. TTbuns.
SIR; The mer. han's OF New-York, engaged In
trade with the country, have the reputation OF
shaI ing their politics in accordance " th what they
.'Dem their intereste Ii we look at the HITTER II
certain newtlaler editor somewhere IN Georgia
rlade IA few years ego, IN publishing what was
termed he Black List and the numerous cards
that appeared III tie city newspapers, setting them
selves right on the ques ion of slavery, the impbea-
ton would seem iustiable. But when the history
Of the merchants for the pas twenty years is re-
viewed and careful record made OF those who have
-old their lrr pies for Southern trade and the fact
appears that every firm so fun as the memory OF the
writer can call 10 mind is made poor and bankrupt
by the dishonesty and treachery Of tue South, does
il rot look like roiribution for tho wrongs done to
POOR and down-,roddeu race
II ia raid Of the merchants who made up the
officers Of the famous cotton meeting AT Castle Gar
deu in 1850 tlat the President, Nice-Presdents aud
Secretaries covering good part OF column ~ the
Iapere, and representing very l'ige proportion oil
tie wealthy and prosperous firms IN tue Southern
busiu.sa tlerc il not one from the President to the
Inst q tie SecIetarier but that to-day Id IN state OF
hopeless bankruptcy.
Now. is this not proper subject for reflection
aud STUDY 7 Is tie merchant who sacrIhees great
Principles Tor sellith purposes, looking at 1t IN "a
purely material senre, Il geiaer thereby. Have not
,hcfe who, from seLse of justice, expressed their
true AID honest opinion ali the subjects OF morals
for Slavery is not political question alone, but
one Of moyity and religion been saved from a
total loss Of property by an overruling Providence
when seemingly they have sacrificed profit for Prin
ciples1 49,. 49,.
An event s now close al hand which, III import
snce to all future time is second not even TO the ln'
depeodeuoe Of our glorious country. We are now,
every one of us. called upon-as citizens, rs patriots,
as lovers Of jusice--,o Sustain the fresdeh' III MS
Proclamation Of Freedom. Let it be receiver Win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-02

mend 70 them that in oil cases. when allowed,
chow labor faithfully for reasonable wages.
A,1 further declare and make known that
spcb persons Of suitable condition viii be re-
ceived into the armed service Of the United
States TO garrison forts, positions, stations ani
oihcr place., and TO man vessels of oil sorts in
said service.
And upon this, sincerely believed TO be an act
Of justice, warranted by the Constitution, upon
militsry necessity, ] invoke the cou'iderate
Judgment of mankind and the gracious favor OF
Almighty God.
In witness whereof ] have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States
10 be affixed.
L. s. Done at the City Of Washington, this first
day of January, IN the year of Our Lord one
thousand eight hundred aud sIty-tbree, aud
Of the Independence Of the Cuited Siaie OF
America The eighy-seven,h.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Bv the Pre.ident-WILLIAH II. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-02

nov the loIg Winter evening" are with Us again,
Ana We think Of tie dag that src pAst,
ercrerrer q faces thA; ,ddensd Is then,
And the tesr drogs s.e gs,herng lss.-
Awe clu.lei ia 2eaae round tie oishl ,VeMns light
ArdI ihorisnd hoile comforts orjoy,
Willie W. list % the winds sud the storm d the 1gh
We boz our brave sodiss Dos.
When the shadow, oftwili Et .noifcle our hoUe,
And The plerulg board prepare,
1be5e = dsl, tchi'E void. pcrce ,t5.e sloon'
Asvsrsnrc IT the one vtcsnt chsif
Whe tAc children PLAY ful snd noisy with HhI'A
Ard ior.etfll q cares that .Lnoy.
Wien The spre' Az rat, have boon placed on he t''L
We remember brave soliier boy
Ill
When with hierds We uits round ,h. festival oossi,
There 'ss sadness IL esch gentle eye,
Aus the songs. once 40 JOYOUS, 10 pieasure. ta0h
Tor the murc is tiesiLcd with siEh.
Though heart. united IA frenJ.hip snd truth
There's psng IN each oidsy Joy.
For xe m.ts from circle the friends Of oaI youth
And remember our brave soldier boy.
NLon the white snow T. spread over yslley aud bill
Aud the sleigh bells . jiuginsby
We reta,u Der the past with sAd, painful thrill
And We turn from the scene with sgh
NLio our loved ones the rshts Of country dsieud
'Gainst tho foes who peace would destroy.
Wter to Heaven FOR blessings prayers shall ascend
Wen remember ouI brave soldier boy.
Ironpion. Wayne Couary Pa. JEssIE FI'n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-02

THR CosFEDERATE NAvr.-The English eorre-
slondent of The INDEPENDENT thus exploSss the
story of large Confederate iron-clad navy being
fitted Gu; in England:
For some time past We have heard that consort
for the ALI bsma WAS nearly ready in Nj Lairds
yard at Bnkepbead. We are now assured that this
ship il built for a well-known English merchant
engaged in the China trade, aud Is to be added TO
his con inercinl feet. have list before ne OF slx-
en- ships constructing or nearly completed, ON The
.lyoe, and Which active imagination, or stout
Southern mendacity, firm TO be the Confederate
Navy" The chief of these are three large ships,
fIigries completing by the Nariers for the Turkish
Government, the contract price Tor which 10 about
four million dollars. Mesrrs. Card Of Gresnock
have iust launched fine ship, the Americas: she 10
for the Nor- ID, utsehe.L oyds Of Bremen. The same
hrrn II building for the American and Hamburg
Steam Packet Company; also two mail steamers
.or England and France, in connection with two
railway companies; and five paddle wheel steamers
fr the home trade. Other SHIPS are being bait for
The ma / service between Glasgow aud Belfast also
bytLe Nspiers. This firm Is also building for Den
ak winch has good reason TO fear Thai the coveted
Srhleswig, with it's seatoard and harbofs, will be
annexed by" Germany when the pretext has been
sufficiently nursed, and occasion seIves. Ihave no
reason to doubt the good faith Of the statements hero
made. They play havoc with the Confederate navy
ard co. rerlapa, may not he accepted withoos
some loyal American skepiielsm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-02
The y0yuge Of The City Of Washing ION.

The late voyage of the steamship City of Wash
ipIton, hence TO Liverpool, is called the quickest
on record by screw steamer. Tho following Is an
abstract Of her log:
Dec 9 wipd west e,h lon wharf OF p IN passed Ban
dy Hook Light snip 3:f3. r.
Zee 4 wind WNw. made 27a miles LAT, ~ -, Ion 60
fresh gels squsl'y heavy snow. 40. -, a.
Dee 4 wind v \. W; made 81 miles, lat ~ " ION "
90. lTesb gaze, ,quaiiy. 90 , . a.. =, -, a. IN
frftb b,,eze Liter, modeIaie and clear ~ "a.
Dec wind eaftery made 20 miles, iat 80 ~ ION ~
IroceTsie breeze, ls'ef, Eght and clear ,o,., .,o.
Dec H. wilma eastoIy mace ~ Hie TAT 20 " '"" W 20
moderate breeze ister light and cloudy. go g. An "a
Dc ~ VIVID A. y r. 20 n w nado Jio miles, N' - w.
ion 80 81; strong breeze and heavy squhlls - :, 20
Dsc * vir5 Z " to ~ ) ". made 300 miles lat %
sJ Ion. ~ o.; mod, rate bIeezes. 49,. =, q.
Dee IA wind " s. ". TO S. w. made 3a miles lat 81
Is ION. 10 80; fresh gale. . 49, ,,o H.. l., q
" lon. II TO- iTesh gse , g,, o.,s Had
10 Fsstrel 60 miles, p. M, passed F"tneli SIS" head
Kin.sle: Io3. Roche Point end Iecci' cd po'i H. all
oboled; - d. N. prece,dei
Dee 10 tfiiy,d at Liverpool ats. p m. t,, -, mi,
10 LyeJpoo Sandy HOOK 10 Rock Light days ~
hour. deouctng detention at Cofk ~ ,,1-t.I
No1dey an a D. ~ lot q 20, lon so passed bsrkigged
steamer bound pr,t, supposed the Kangtroo t., H.,
Iih H. l,. ~, lon ~, passed American 'l' Dio'4
pau dit bound east
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-02

THECAHAL rVIoksBURG.-TLere 10 reason 70 ~
Heve that re canal witch WAS co sirusted back Oh
Vicksburg. Miss. by our forces, hat abandoned De-
cause TIE low water 81 the river prevented Tvs MI
irg Is nevertheless success At least, % the Rso'
els link. The IicksLuIg Citizen Of the 4sh inss'
con plains that "neihsr the military nor cay PEW.
ers have taken any measures to ill up tue uso
which was dug by the Upionists last SPRING Tor tne
purpose OF turning the river away IiSm snas NY.
il apress there are parties on the other side Of the
riytr wLo are uniriendly the proposed change IN
he cbsnne,. thinking thereby to eventually secure
tLe former immense trade Of Vieksburg for another
ard rival locality 1t said that 'he first rss u Ne
liver will couiiete the new channel, end leave
m ,oUe three or four miles inland Al las
accounts The upper river was Ring, aud il e noe
imro,,ible d AZ sufficient wafer may soon come down
to xa.h ont the artificial channel"