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From WASHINGTON.

Wa,hiug'on, se.t. l1.--Al the eimoud papers
O, the 10Th and i7th 'Wcdne la and I'ursdajJ re-
oely,d here, mention that Lees army Las been in
line Of b.,l, for dsy- between the Rap dan aud
~ snp, out. .liNLsr tut seem 20 lEtlHat mat L.
, M r,mniu on he drfsr~'vp. lhis SoulA ersu 30 in
dies a m Al Les /. not ia ~ spd IA ec;,l. 40 to-
irnAtory = cf the Tep1rs thAt Uo'v" nave becn seat
south from Virginia.
Recent Official .dylees tate that one Of the rams
bni,t b Laird for tn, rebels az ready to ss, lLd
/. suppo.ed TO Re waiting is'ofabe opportunity 20
put 20 ses.
Washington sept. so.-lt Is proper that the public
should be cautioned asapst hIs rnFp'r'ine 20 TO
oil the Government Bank" which unpTinciI led peE-
sons are attempting TO put in'o circulation Ih'y
are dated at wssinrton and pIrp5'sine to be pay
.Lle on demand, and being Of eTeeurA COLOR 'hey
are liable to be mistaken by tn" unTsy 'or 'h' ''u
lame Of United States notes l. ID 'Hid tha' they
have passed quts extensively about Nss lo!A' ~
vBsA bGnk Elsah
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Charleston.


The L. \. steamship Mcclellan has arrived from
Morris Island, lGih. She bring mail, number oi
passengers and hundred rete! prisoners taken at
Fort Wasnei.
Wagner and Comminss' Point, to bombsrd O. lflcs
ton City from, and ~as soue~hst annoyed ~ ne
rebel IRE from james Island. The CASUALTIES on the
Union side we're few. Sumter wa yet N h' hanat OF
the rebels. The siege vas progressing t.yo'a'ly
TuE slGA1isL ENrLogioS SxAg TOSr JohS5'N.
Morn, IsidHi, sept &c Gen rel q mote iis 10
sued an eloquent consrstu ator, order to his 'roo'"
and copy is to be placed in IA, bnd, O. ryrty h'iHf
oficer and solder who has par,icipa,rd 4. 'nr csr
paisn on N ,-ris Isaud. On th" uorn.nc ot b 10 b
int ths magazine OF one % the rhrl ia.teI,'' on
sand Point, near Fort ahn.ou, y,io!ei with t,rinc
violence, de,royns tine battery, ..s llessl nt, su'
ate
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larss runs and fred through the trGci uc-.. coz.
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lsst Of the h,f action. One coy ttO ,oai. ,-rap,d
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VA not , m an IN the after mart u q. tf,,, who
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terias on shore. rhore rsilt u ur on hoaii acre u
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q. cf'sfeis set.r mar i,l 20 ~ 'N'rt VII mcc
IN .lr .tt tu' ALLY IN lla" toIu, 20 ~ 10 b' d
ofCity ami .ct Il .leHcr.
Tuv rehi C,'onsl Uhl'. " thc Is " N'r'h Gao
lin, i,s m 'rt, d'its - 'er Nu' uin isic Z.
ri~ri pap ?. ha u ever hp -s \ cuiiiss hr ~
y uc., u.r ct ni.n % thrtc wouli su'd hr pace
Ct'onpl iiIl rate. tllat le ~ tut ia itvnr "i j
-,ac ,iic a'td %. ia tu..,dcff' .Nt Ma u ,'l
p,v T. line q ~ tuUu.I,, 'Nt etclus ." u.V - on
q tiN 81 ,iru low - e., iail tu, tntI est on
'ot - IA neg a. len .ut y icr Il ,r''. d, tht
te 20 s'ion OF l. Res honru. y tettru sud hev
W cs and all other strcurhod 'hV NAV hsvr !ilch
into tn pa .u ( 'f' .,ft 'NrIu- ~ HNf, Al.
ius these, b. utses con iaultce ct the war uuul
'fr oI { non AIS to ptscrs hy sb'e" Ioit,uii,e5,
vr-n .he & rtsdoritc S.s.cs viil step iu ~ trst
"a fcA prov rcct Tnir r tt'v we'll com ns from >
.tcsi ed i-ac' ~ n, and cptu' 4? i"i'ec'tnn any
thing ut cable 10 tile int uons oi tht f'Vei
wx
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Telegrapsic News Itens, 60.

rnr de'''e on tho mo'ion of No confidence in the
IA NJ on s1tl-Ga.. The Cove. n.n,ut Mas sust4lhed
by two majority
Aen-r.sr sccrrta Of the 1se,.urv Ma 'ngor
hHs 'ct Na.hng' u Q" HiIit . 'i 3'. lli' ,hp
T. N 10 measure conn, ct"l HIt gbnc luslnet, bat
sncl ter TIE b, I'D. fl - lie h',.u.
Irsa r;rk 80 ia"' that Goy rEof aHce. icccut
mo,,sina,.eu If -".1d a., '", VI VI Aing'ieSh "a
eartoi hilnei 10 ",nc " u.s." NA.a ne wG..u tAa..
ros1utsp /, eblut to r,ute {, pr,va'p lie ob a
fortune ot Two hundred and ht' '.'u tnt uuliais
lie going 20 luil' r1n car l'irs' NJ, Conn,
I'D 10 in or a.. ot,u1 cum diyn'id ia tcb-r tara
TnEar va an ox,rcmelv sevorc i.ost ,the ari' Of
the ,,a,on, on saturday rirht NJ lIu,syiiic aud vi
c.nity. III fr aie no rCpors cfis uvl;es iroin any
d'iance, iut II il lear d that Of m, toaacr' rot
gs hered Ia is ous,y in dicd or cnti,ly &c ,Oytd
Tuv rebel Bursdior General Kemp't, Who wa
wounded -ud caP'rtd hy "ur force. f. he battle OF
ne,'y'turf, hsr eitir,c =, l9rt''. AonGe, rom
~ tyonsus' ior Gen,iEl "rai TIM row p''oner IA
Il. hmond.
GrsrgAl Grri w ma returned to Wellington from
VII. lTiet toutlof h l"H'to OF hsh-a ald - al 'ut
10 r.. enter tho dr 4 Noiuit ci.n la. h',n taken
,y the WAr pepainent M 'ia,"r 70 Io .nAi 9n,
lut - r st that his ervic's ,auu- al lre-t ht b"
dtpousrd ~.'h.
ASIr.lrau attending on7tc- mc ting, hearing
t'ens rch4 l"-Ar IA ''.' tl' ''H.'rh IA n
i'r Of III, L9,d." "O,n ~ s., s.i Pa; "G.t.,
Az b. b ? an it,l ne II 9ns un a.ore y.'i &c
yU.. IT. Lei l. .gN."
AirEIvas fought az Bayou Metairc, Arkansas,
~ "a 80. 49, -, 80 q ~ ',h v,t, n un rh me
t,r -, ,,or,sii" S,i IN c',f lin Of MAJ
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. Kan % nav e. d. ',.d l. "'l'g - rir inca IN
mot C'rt in'iu' anne \ ''l +in' I'e i'F. ~
Urtp,i iLi thu'h"3 io.ln', 't'n j.. men unGl
p.. g. IT Il i'-.uIrl y ~ hhs ~ ~ " It ~
7 borrow q 80 It"U a r''Att ana u L - Ht lhhl
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.rsHortant from New Orleans.
ra,,n.e OF Gen. Fisaslin's reins Enpedi

g.n ,tsame- from New OileHrs bring detai!s
e't-, late expedition 10 SABINE Pass, under couI-
,,..h q Ma.or-tien. Franklin. The eSp'd 'ion vas
u.. o. pan f,r the recovery Of Weston loJihiinA
..s,.s iuyGflon OF reNs, Ouc portion OF the expe-
=. - NN to move b. land and ~at'r 10 point On
A., saA,n ,oI.t, and the main body was to march oy
..,,,ar city and the r.chs country throIsh FRANK
=. .nd .ag ibrrs, sAd units with tho thef on the
Eau boundary. That portion intended TO op rate by
e sailed on the 9th inst from ship Islsnd, under
n,uanG %! Gen Ftantln, and C INSISTED of tho com.
'.,ofGeus. Wtitzsl sad Emory. The naval force
.omposcd Of the gunboats Granite City, s4eh-n',
Ina and Clifton, with number Of tgufports.
,e,sels we're 10 rendezvous on Bsrw,cks Bay,
n.os attack v.s 20 commence at dsybrsak on the
a,ine Of tie s,h, owing to the darkness OF the
=, ho.evsr, tho ships ran past the appointed
thu. oee..ioalns a delay Of day and giving
saeuy notise OF eps nlaE;' Ahaus T. ~ nv
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Defeat of Rosecrans.

Louispille, sspL Sl-i.: 81 4. w. Our afil, uni'r
Genera Ro,ecrsns has been badly bea,eu aud com
PEELED ~ retrest to Chsttanoosa, by Bsasr, " th
heavy r,in:orcem.n,s from Lee. Dsaurega and Joe
johnston.
The military occupation of III. telcgrspA lires WI
prevent the tsn.mi,.on OF the particular. 10 sht
Runners.
Louisville, SSpt. 20.--A!l kinds u exciting fu-
NOR, are pr-ysenl here, some 4 then quite ''Vo-e
10 Rosecrans srmy Tic military su h3utici have
the line and there Is very Little prospect VI rt.tus
anything through to night
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WiJin 'o, -, s,'. ~. Durug sine storm ye'i'g
de,, ,nons u 81 dlnas. done ia she ioWu io.o.
mac, tv' scLocn ?, woe ca. z7l snI tie ran de-
s.toyct ~ ~, sd the sro,,1 s;f an cirrird
sr,y last n,s.t a., GsL..ei b-i'c' Laurel Ia
Consequence Of the last, the tr.a, 10 aud rol bat
mole pel- lvlav,d
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RETURN OF OUR FORCES.
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/ vs. ef. au - cf Il
viii heu'ed .hsh' ior iof.,s ye... 81. .....
nj lIo,t.
tosp WrtrurU. -lr-tc Ia,
cold day. O,. c.4.. we re .,..t
| thu te,L, AMI .n...c., ~. st,s,tv..
pace. iat op, aul asc. uut, 81 .n,tn..U. ..,
shop, hal u u,y ci 1i. .tor1. .. tru..,oII
1uE JrNA MHS.-.h. M.,t u..ue.i. ,.
ihe ordinarc" granting pc,r.. .ion ,o tl. I.a
Sc, To- use their We ,s a. tormrl l, tho y Ip,p
intrud' TO max d,',nciion between chen. a.
! di car men, nv orefirs Fons to h. s.Ick '.
| former when song thci roui d..
! AaRtvAL 90 rnE REMAINS ur cor. VI ;.
Bsr,N Tho rsma n. ofthis 50, an, oGitcr, who 81
| a. the head u his res,msi', u.ath y. V = Wi
| lead ns It o,hc araut ~ FORT HudA a, u.ivsd nc
from Ntr 'rlrRls uu ~ tar and iu.tu rlA.fs
| ofby he Common Council aud Mo military vi .
fi.t NV s,on onsNurds, Gen. sandi I'd ls.ro'
from I've Governor's TO m, CIV HAL atN y. VI th.
G9th resimrn urdcr Jol. Jsnei Latey, viii turpis,
th. funeral cscost.
Tux SWISS SnooriNa FpsItNN did no. 6 ,-.
on saturday s aun,urctd, ~ Ia con.c,ucnce " ''
storm ,he concert hy the Asion sine.ue club .ui
the istrhrtion O. r. zss srcuci .ili 20 DAY.
The shcotnf continued from ! !. N un'il6 In
the afternoon the visitors. Who wore du to- uunnrou.
-e' permitted bv thc Proprietor, NJ. |. s,mr, tt
.'e,"d thcmseytaci The r'rmi'.icn. The ptiLra at
/ TO oitihcipI "F"i rcsiv.o suins VARYING hom
shootirg h y, cou,innci Int aci fJl p.isc,, "a The
h'ot. e.. .ed ON saturday nlrht. Tho Concert win
/ tax pinoo this Gt,riuul.
IHE "a, Of rIE MILITIA re rcsimcnts who
called into service to guard thc cit " b, the po-
lice Commissioners, viii u, for pii,acs al per day;
s"rrcnuts ant mu''cixa., ~: lilcrr, same "a, he
rrsulsr ARMY "ith az ail1raur'r aud ,t each horse.
| III r'r day will b. allowed.
| '"@ "'' Wv '""'""' r. l"'' ''"'sn
solemnlty conn ruoc, tomorrow evening. Neither
.N l.
| h.,o a FEAST
IuR FESTIVAL or Sr. M,rr,irw ,..urs to-
d,v u,,,,. .e-,i,e .i,l n, n.r,.,,,,d T., .u ,,.
p,o,..,.,, ,ni.c.,., .,,, .,,,r', ,,,..h.. 49,,
oc och, \. 81, tur.r viii be fi'i ,holA srrvi-e aus
'eetu' " irnl'y chH'h
CoMrosiToRs ArrHSTIoS match n hasa
hnu /. Ia be nI,y,d n, ,.v ,e,, ,,e c,r,osi,,.
Of,hesoSp% Asi.,," AVID DS.., l,v.,
fl' ~ Hr!uN,-tc. I.uisnr 10. No. H. ot
! ~mch toionrr Wiir fr iuau, VII c.ltbs.d
i"S, iHs" = No. ~" ~ t"' '& ,nT ,"f%s ,.
Nc invited nj u,r.. .u. r,,ni. -, rnt,ft ,uuent
may d. .n,'''P'''d.
,d,','o, n,H NA'h'NNh ~. h'fSF Nih,.-'n co,,'e.
paiirs -, ~, wl,n W. - have taken place oa
A,,,n,.,. i..,,,,.,. p,,, a. ",
.,,,.,, .,,.
H.. 49,, t :, ",,, t,,s A., ,sa, g., =, -
,,r.,t noc.,.., .a'a,,..r,,,
~ o., W. No.. ,,i.ha.I e. ,.., :.
80 Il Se~ iioocry, c,'I T. N tie = cis "f l., ,ries
I.r'.''n a. s',oie ~ i'uN" 't,e,, Nigi'' Lnor -
w t'"', " "tFa,o' ''d upon nmiui,, S"t"n.r
! y, g. ,.,. ,, -, Li',. ,,,,..h y, y...ts
wsyof the si'p ,u.'iv,,o, ',I.f n, . ,r a.. - X
ara "n "a. f.'onh 'mr iimy srth
Iii th,' ,lr' ne i' sl ,,i ~ - ,,i' ~, n
...... 'hr tan b...c, -, yHis of ogo, asse'.
n,sy o. ''" ~ """, "33'' ~, f'Au ~. 81 "a
! ,Iawy,f', e,E. I'll on a. s,c nd story ndoy X
'''"'' '-''@'""' ~'' "' ''-' '''''''
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JG,,.sr,ie. Sept ia dfpa'ch from Gen. carn
T., rl.or;. eli ,uiet at haoIy.ie, aud in ih-' vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-21
XXXvIIth CONGREsS-THIRDs SESSION

SEEATR.-After our report closed yesterday
The bill for the reorganization OF the Cours OF
Claims was taken up, and occupied the Senate
the balance of the day.
HoCsE.-After our report closed
The resolution declaring Col. w. Vandever.
colonel OF the 9Th Iowa regiment, not entitled
10 seat an the House was. after some debate,
agreed 10.
MIR. Maynard stated that the resolution WAS
OF the nature Of an expulsion, and required .
two-thirds vote.
TBe Speaker decided against this view, when
Mr.. Maynard appealed; but before the question
was taken on sustaining the Chair, the Housa
resolN ed itself into COMMITTEE of the Whole, and
resumed the consideration Of the bill TO pro vide
ways and means for the support Of the Cow
ernment.
The first section was amended by authorizin z
the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 borrow from
time to time on the credit of the United States
S3O0,0O0,000 for the current fiscal year. and
S6Ug, ,0pO,uto for the next fiscal year, and 10. ue
therefor coupon or registered bonds a. lle
pleasure of the Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-21
Farther from Europe by the Arabia

The London Army and Navy Gazette says
that the Confederate generals have been over
praised. To stand and fight has been th<r
great strategy. Not one OF them seems to have
ended campaign with purpose Not one OF
them has had the capacity 10 understand ths
value Of victory. They have done anything
but follow events and make good use Of the
energy and zeal OF their soldiers. Let some
leader arise on either side who can lead a fe W
squadrons 10 press one Of the broken armies,
and the war Will moi long languish In the bloody
trail Of gigantic skirmishes-
On New Years evening an address was NooHd
TO President Lincoln at lsr4f meeting in Lon
don, gstten mp under the auspices Of the Emsn-
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, the Americaa
Minister aS London. in acknowledging rh- al
dress for transmission 10 President Lincoln.
said that he Mr.. Adamsl had no DOUBT thl.I
the President would receive IL A. an encour-
aging testimonial OF independent witnesses 81
TO the manner in which h. (Mr. Lin ,olnl was
endeayoring 70 do his duty 10 has country snh
10 mankind.
An address OF sympathy 70 President lin. ola
was receiving signatures al Birmingham. H.
expresses astrong belief that the Federal caGss
is thatof humanity, religion, aud freedom, ana
earnestly hopes for its success.
The Liverpool Albion publishes he CORES
pondence between Gen. Jas. Watson Webb, ;.i.
American Minister, and Mr.. Christie, tIe Bri.-
ism Minister to the Court OF Brazil Thu cor
respondence is OF personal aud pUgnscioU<
time threatened.
letter is also published from Den webs .,
Earl Russell, complaining OF Mr. Chrissi"'s
condnct.
The Liverpool Chamber OF Commerce N.
referred action OF the New York Chameer or
Commerce in regard 10 the Alabama 10 a srse NJ
committee.
The Liverpool Post, I'm alluding 20 the iusu-
fcation OF slavery by the London Times saws
that reaction will Set in from th- point, sHd
that confidence will be lost IN that louraal.
Large quantities Of cotton seed Were b~gr 2
imported into Liverpool, and thence exported
10 new cotton fields.
The Paris Moniteur publishes AZ account OF
the battle of Fredericksburg by sn eye witness,
and says that the Fed"rals marched with a
consciousness OF impending disaster. TIE
rapidity OF the movements OF the onfederal
is described as marvellous. The FederalS, ga
the contrary, sroreprssented a. having marched
with slowBess, and the inc3pacity OF their
generals is not doubtfully spoken Of
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
eays that since the defeat of the Federals at
Fredericksburg the Emperor Napoleon has
again turned his attention to American ana.rs.
The correspondent IL informed, ON good author
ity, that steps have been taken, OF are on thr
point of being taken, to resume the overfurss-
already un,uccessfully made. 10 ths Lopdoa
Government. and this tims it IL osli.ved with
prospect Of better results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-21

DISCHARGE OF POLITICAL PEIsoNERs-We
are gratifiedto be able 10 state that DIR. John
Laws, OF Bridgeyille, Delaware, was dis
charged from Fort Delaware on Saturday last,
and reached Dover the same evening, where
he urct the congrat ulationS of a host of friends
He refused all overtures, such rs oath of allegi-
ance, &c. and received an unconditional dis
charge. DR.. Sharpe, of Salem, N. J., was dis
charged al the same time, and on the same con
ditons. We are also informed that our
esteemed fellow democrat, Whitley W. Mere
dith, Esq, OF Kent county, Delaware, was dis
charged from Fort Delaware a week or ten
days Wtlningt0n (Dei.) Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-21

BALLET hA6fER.-...... ........-B YATES
HALL OF BEAUTY.
The popular visiting place, where all onr citizens
and oil tnS M strangets htly flock for the enjoy
mvh' a ATTRACTIVE ri Ffsft'1s ENiFERrAINMESr.
Eniverf ally adm tilted by the most critical ansuse.
amusement after the cares Of the day are over =;
tsined b. the most varied most lsn, sea mest
joyous Amusement.
The Last 5sas 5si II kfHRY Tssse stsHf HsH f America
Enxsssnnean1t, natf for HSsE 9ps Esss Ess Only,o of
without exception, the most talented and ae.on.
pished artist that has eyer appeared
on the American Stage.
Continued suecess Of the besutiful
Entitled hy the press and public the Queen of Song
hnsssfT%ssntas Ts q sos " on: sNITH Hssa snls,of
The celebrated talented Artist
I'd week of tie graceful and charming Dsnseuss,
lille LIZETTE,
" g. BUDWORTH
The renowned and talented Negro Actor
First appearance Of the Warrington Favorit.,
BOB BUTLER,
The Humorist and Psntominiist.
Third week and continued success of Prof BEN
YATES and bis famous Corps de Ballet OF twenty
Beautiful Young Ladies.
Dsnssrs nesra TIM ssf nsYEs y renowned medley Clog
MISS ABA IEsMAk the beautiful and pleasing
CONS sins.f PAUL BERG Ek the fsvoTise ss.or a@q
and Vocalist. JAMES PILGRlM; The veil known
Psntomimist. FRANK kERNs, the FunnS NE Nic
NILE GERALDLNE, RALDLNE,t the fa,einatins D.nseu se.
CHARhES h ,lRnss. fss Id. peMs5rs Miss Msffy
Deylle Miss Drake, Miss Julia Rose, Miss Emma
Strne and Forty other Artists, who will appear in
cbsste and brilliant performances. new, fresh and
original.
TALENT OF ALL NATIONS!
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY MIG RT
PRICES OF FApHIssIoS-Psrquettes and Family
Circle Is cents Orchestrs Chairs 81 cents; Single
Seats in Buyes Is cents. Private Boxes fhnldinu
six persons, IS; Coored Circle, % cents
Doors open at 81 clock commence at ~ O elk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-21

~ The theaters in the South appear 10 be
doing fiourishing business. At Richmond,
thu Broad Street Theater, Metropolitan Hall.
and Richmond Varieties, all in full blast
AT Mobile Mr.. Crisp has been very successful
as MANAGER. At Montgomery, Ala, Miss Ida
Vernon is playing a successful star engage
ment, supported by l.. T.. Dalton. A few
nights since, the last mentioned actor. in a
fencing scene, had the misfortune to cut Sam
Hubbard on the hand and the next night,
while playing the Phantom, he shot a brother
actor, named Bowers, in the face with pistol,
and the latter will probably lose one OF his
eyes by the accident.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR-CIRCULAR MARKING AND
RATING STAMPS.

Posi- eEFIoE DEPARTMENT,
Wash,sHo", Jan; Il, Isss
partment until and including the zth day Of March,
lss. for furnishing for the use Of the Post Oniess
day Of April next, Marking and Rating Stamps of
the following description. viz;
Circular marking stamps of steel, or any other
durable ma erisl, of = circumference not 10 exceed
81 inches or less, as the Postmaster General may
direct; with the name OF the osce aud state; with
type for the years, months and days. in blocks of
same, with handles of cocoa. mahogany, or other
heavy wood, Of = model most convenient for nss.
win the additional charge p letter figure
for inserting within the circle, when required,
&c.
Ciree lar marking stanpso iron. other
durable material, for the use OF pp.t Offices and
sSs he and State or the the
railroad or river line; With type fer month. ana
shumbserew. and handles Of sisos ss,nut. cherry.
or char suitable w0cd % Of Hrl be- .s,Psea 1or
. described in Glass No. ].
GLASS 3.
Circular marking stamps, Of at and durable ma
name Of the eee and State with type for months
and dates; Of YIintsr, typs metal in blocks q .n
dies: the ssme ~ described in Glass No. a
Glass 4.
Marking stamps for foreign mails. similar TO
those now in use in the post offices at New York,
Philadelphis, Boston, &c or Of any other style
Also, the following rating stamps, TO correspond
with the circular stamps in Glasses /, 2 and g. in
materials, handles and workmanship and suc other
rating stamps, not named herein. as Llay be re
aulIed OF like description at gro prices; and
the style or material thereof ball be altered by
direction of the De partment. the price shall be in
creased or reduced in the same proportion. viz
Paid free misseUt, for~ arded post Office business
free, advertised steamboat ship, held for postage
nissent and forwarded, cancel, DUE due 5, paid 10,
paid Is, paid "a, paid 30, refused msdirected not
found, unclaimed.
Pr9possis for improved or patented stamps will
The right to change alter the style the stamps
described in either class upon equitable terms Is
reserved to the Postmaster General
Proposals viii be received for furnishing the
whole Of the above named circular stamps, or Of
Stamps will be ordered for the different classes of
oficss agreeably TO the rules now in force and sc
sording to such rules and regulations of the De.
rartment rs may hereafter be adopted in relation
thereto.
The number Of circular stamps required per Al.
class. three hundred for the second class, twelve
hundred for the third class, and one hundred for
the fourth class.
The number of rating stamps for the same period
IL estimated At twenty-five hundred.
Models OF the stamps must accompany the pro-
fossls.
Eash bidder must furnish. with his proposal, evi-
denee OF his ability to comply with his bid.
Sufficient securities " i'll be qUired 10 contract
and the stamps must be delivered 81 the Post Off &c
D4partmen 81 tho expense Of the contractor.
Proposals must be endorsed on the outside of the
Stamps and addressed ~ the First Assistant Post
". BLAIR
"a Rwow Postmaster General.
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- The London Times, in article upon
cOIliery accidents in Great Britain, saye that
sii f. terrible 20 think that upon average
nearly twenty live are loet ih the coal mines
OF this Kingdom every week ~ every year"
~ The Opinione OF Turin give. an account
Of prolonged encounter " tn party Of thirty-
four brigald. near tiavsun..- Saples, ia which
only t~C prl.oners W.T.. mad, both wO0eI.,
eI.ssto .. n.~u, ana armed " the teeth
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Inaugural Message Of the Governor Of New


TRySroy, Jan. 20-tioveraor Parker was
be- Gays:
1.-THE soversignty OF each State il as complete
and real In it's sphere as the sovereignty OF the
hi'ed states IN It's sphere" He argues that IL
IS the duty Of the States 10 sssert and maj aipt,i,
their sovereignty. He refers 70 the rebellion as
aFvciution and says there vas not sufficient
cause 'or II. but says II vas produced by fsnati-
OF the hat-as corpus, war power and military y
necessity are denounced a. illegal and danger
ou> emancipation is classed among illrsl
SC. ne says our energies should De directed
to saving the Union leayme emsn~i,ssI;on 90
STATE l>egis latures. He hopes for a speedy
restoration OF peace on the basis OF th- Union
as il was. 0''