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0sOn WILL BE FORFEITED By
OCUVU, DIR. L. DIX if failing to cure

in less time than any other physician sectualy
and permanently with less restraint from occupation
fear of exposure al weather. Sith safe and Pheasant
m edci les. SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HAB t..
T,leI effects and cnisequel Ces; SPECIAL AILMENTS
AND SITUATIONS incident 20 mari led and single Ia
hes; SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS. Mer-
crla Anections- En- ptioS and all seaSe al the Skin,
Ulcers nf tne Nose Throat and BODY, Pimpies iht
Face Swelln, Of tie Joints, Nervousness, Cosiuticn
al and other Weaknesses Youth and the marc alud
at all age : Il both sexes single or married
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Madame ZGtoc P"fter's Curative Balsam is warranted
il used according The directions, in all
Coughs. Cords, WhOOpIg ouci, Asthma, and all aztec
Tons Of the I'.rudt aiiI Lungs.
Madame ZaOc Porter Bai>Lm i prepared with all the
requisite skill, from combination OF the best
needles he vegetable kingdom affords. Its remedial
qualities has, its power assist the healthy ami
vigorous circulation of tie b.5 through the rps.
not vIle!., remedy. but tinulieit, a-i sea si''-
and Effective, can be taken 10y the oldest person -
e. chm
Nh Sam, =; pTier's Baisam has Zee, in b.. he
public i,r "s.r ami hes aC:l,.t pr 1T sale
SIMPLY hv being died by "a ls-t 4
- their allie: iIf:e;'dS aud Others.
MpST i"?ui.: INr.-MaGiInr ZadOc T'Orter> Curative
B"iSai l. sid i price vhi' brings ii ia Il. leach
every one To keepii convenient. fer The timer
Use OF s lie bottle S.:li prve be Leo lis
cost;
Non E-->aV' DIT honey %" rC. be per uaceG 20
lgt has" articles al i 81 which IL contain The viz
tues 0l t4e 5Cehtb Tie al Madame Posters Curative Bal
sam the - -. l,.dCi:ir!Es which i, great that
4 aim - AZ II Hie rt a-i'; TIL PTfCe nj
which j. - lakes III. profit t. III" Seihr apparently
snail and uii'ri;cipei !ra!eT> viii tiI.s
menu Oilrr medicines which theit profits lager.
unless the ci>fn'> ilS.st upu having. Madame Porter
and rome u:ner ask tor Madam" Porrrs Curative Bal
san price Is cents i In afg" Bottles Al - ceii> and
tie Hp Htti':. Ii y"u II get - store vou
al a.."tLgT.
e. Sold 4" al druggists al sofe eeIscs Al IS cents
ala IN Larger rul:i,- = cents.
hAi.!. hUGhFi-, PTpFrri,T-, New York.
-. & GOODWIN a co. NJ IL Marshall street. Bos
ton u neral Agents ior New England. 32-s3
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& TATE OF VERNON

Al Prostate 'auTs. old 81 Iahi>ury. Wilj.l .. -
ssld dlNtriC Oh tie -l~i day 81 Seli.. A ID l>6S
M 10 knliSon. s,iniul>lT atur. >iau.elIf. A
lTeA" upon The estate 81 Jaucs Ramsay, late i
huiR lii said d>illc Deceased, makes application ~
court ioT hceiSr 10 ri, the lc the real estate
deceased. representing thai line part oi sad ,>
II necessary Tor lie payment The debts sac d.
ceased. and that part 81 said estate csr,f ~.
about INJURY 10 those Interested M The remainder
Whrreupan. Il - urfea h. >aid Court thai said ann,
CATION Ice rei-rICl To tlc sith dSy 81 pc ID ia Al
Probate Office Al ST. Vln>burA aforesaid lpr hrll
decision thereon and Il l. further ordered thai All To-
sous interested Ice Il,siiIed -reel ty ruhicatil 81
tsc 4, IaiS -pli,aii, and order thereon three U.s
>'4U.es-i,-lv ia the Caicdoan printed II 81 joins
laid -iIe vf hearing. Thai they api,str -
Inc , laC.- ant IL they cause, o jccl llsertfa
Ey the ocuIt
S.sa Attest, ASA l. TRENCH, Jad-t Il P. Ii,
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years. continues 10 sccnr" Patents in tn" Ur'- ia,s
al in Great b. lain Fra and othra prei inr-ieS
Caveats Specialization Sends A>>i@iE.rr,j> aIrl ali Pa
and with ie .tCh Ke>e.r, les ..,e into .I,,irarI or
fore!-n works. 10 determine The validity orutilit~ OF
tents or in'e' i1n,-ai LEGAL or nthtr .Gvice er-d
in ali matter touching the Copies of t- Clai.
III any Patent furnished h 7ittn" Or Dyllir A.
signmg TT recorded - Wa.hi:!-t.,i
Tue Agency i not oulv the largest ia y " England
but hrouG.lit inventors have advantages f.. seurin.
Patents, al aScerang the parentabilitv of lnt ,,ii,
unsurpassed by, not Immediately superior TO- any
which can he offered them elsewhere The teStirn".i
below given prove that none j. more srIrce>.t,, ;
Patent ONCE than the subscriber and As surce,.
best proof Of advantages ana ability he would add What
he has abundant reason I, L-hry auh can nrova that
no other Office oi the Kind the charges tor profe >u
al services moderate. The immense practice of tn.
subscriber during twenty Years past has enabled him
accumulate vast collection Specification and official
decisions relative 10 patents
These besides his extensive library of legal and me
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the Cned States and Europe. render him aule leynnG
question: to offer superior facilities obtaining Patents
inventors.
Il regard Mr. Eddy one of the most capable and
successful practitioner, with whom have had official
Intercourse CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
"1havr nohesitationin assuring inventors that .hov
cannot employ person more Competent ana
and more capable NJ putin. their aspirations IN form
TO secure Tor them early aud favorable consideration
a the Patent OUICc-'' EENI-ND BI'REE
Ldte Commissioner al Patents
Mr. X II Eddy iaN mae Ter mc thirteen applications,
on All but one at which patents h" teen .ra:itcd ni
talent ant a"tlity on hi, raf lead, nmcud A.,
nvrht"iN !" 'iri' To- h'm T. n5"Ir" ;h",r patents
rN may lee M" 1t htruS th- faithful a;T"ur"l
bestowed IN their ', Very reasonable thar
srn John TAG',,Rr.
ar Se practice. mad" an twirc rejected ~ i, alton,
teen apraiS. every on" q: which l",i.:r 20 his =
Eor, by the Commissioner III patents.
Boston. Dee -. iSj.
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$40. Travelling Agents Wanted. $50.

EMPLOYMENT AT A LIBERAL SALARY-The Frank lin Sew.
tg Machine Company want limited number Of active
Agents 10 travel ana solicit orders for Machines at sala-
ryoi $40 t. $3.50 per month and expenses. Permanent EN-
posmeht given to the rght kind OF Agents. Local Agent.
allowed Yer! liberal commission u Machines not eX-
ceed by other in the narket aud warranted for one
year For Circulars Terms Conditions Book Instruc
TONS and specimen Machine address, It'll STAMP tor re-
turn postage. HARRIS BROTHERS, Boston, Mass Box
3u2. p. o.
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COMPOUND OF PURE C0e LIVER o. AND LlNe:.
F0E CONSUMPTION, il i. The only relia' le remedy
kno It has, in thoueandg OF lis ."s,Jed p:
Il, as thai -eeIned pae' tpr f iecovely an IN ens
Of thousands, has sIces'e' h, ds"s.e in it's p'.ea
stages, and restored the pa ieE TO r"hIs: haFith.
bRONCHTTlS.-Its effects IL, hi roui esOme diae Ge
sre very marked II il srv persist in tts Ut 81
considerable lergih a time.
FEMALE DEBIlIrY.--To tas ar d augmeI the
vital forces: 0 make - rnre lood =. build
lp tic ncryo,is Sy,terI' enel ~ the nd end
tody-no hirg caE be Fd"ped Ian his p.epars-
ton.
In sehrna, gene hllity .msoa' III. Chs it is E
re.tle remedy. Ninth n.h3 u IN cases where It .
suppoed TO fail simply .ri'e rom ne remedy teins
abandoned before (! beef si If anne oil ious He
careful get IA. geruin.. ared by A.
Il WILBOR &. u is 'sG ' s., Boston.
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General Intelligence.
tB1 Nail 10 fk Ny. Svn, /

A p0Ers tosps In Maine hsvs already allsd ,bsi,
quota under the last cali
Two hundred and sish.y.hv Thousand burN.Is Of
oats ve cent from Montreal last week TO the United
States, principally for the army
Hs.sy WAsp BEscTss rseitel HE "EIpsrissees In
knfsnd," before sn immense audience, At the Phia-
dsipHia Academy OF Nude, 90 Thnrsday evening
Go'srnor Curtin made the introductory speeeh.
Ovsn hrse tons sf the very best ootten ssed of all
descriptions have been distributed aud planted In
RIenos Ayrs, and millions Of plants at present
shove ground
vAssIa n Canilua an saturday, realized aI, ,bSs
from single load ~ farm produce di, posed Of
in The syracuse narkst, II CONSISTED Of ans lp.inds
Of wool shea 81 tom $50 sheep which soid Al 10
esps pound.
Tsr SECRETARY Of War has decided thai the nine
months volunteers uf the several statss Who we've
called op' under tire nrN section Of the Act ~ ,jnsv
lIh l>62 are not en- tiled to the as bAnty and the
~ prem uu, Several millions OF dollafs inv
cd. scd % 900 uoops interested In tIis Qus,ti n.
Tny assessment OF the prsssn, yc-r dxss the vsius
ef ths taxable rfoprt- u Nr- O!lean, >; sIOo, ,ss9
oos, E e"e OF .1n,ssS. i51 compared nth last
year, resulting msinly from the reduced vsiu- of
capital and moneJ ~ intt. e,, aud the ttns from
the sseebrlrnt Of the 7tc sayss OF tho btsts "a
lGed lssi year at ~. .6i?,2.0
TnI statue ef Freedom, which crowns the new dome
OF he tspitsl 81 Wa hing;on, va on Tuesday rom
prtd, by the se ting Of the soiden head up the
lossal tgur. l.uss e1Ee.urss Il .pcetstorp vii.
ne'.sd ths final shJnstips ef Crsufords eh>J d'0u-
we. As tht head platd n its position, the s'sry
hni tiD@s stIe thTovn TO The bre ere .hove IT, aud
ne .ionsi salute - fired.
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The Coming Draft.

Apanv, Sor I'm pof'sut info. nation respect.
Ing ', lun'ter cruitinf In al VIZ To en- sppIas hon
through eolhni sen appointed ~ Gov. ssymcu-,
comps d fthe Hon. ErIanto H,lio<s Hon James,
A. Bell, and william II. Bossrt, E.a., hA. been 70
c i'sd. The War Depa''men mss consented 10 toe
following piopo on' in relation TO procuring voiun.
tesrs under th. Presdent's reclamation dated Oct,
II, 1873, calling for 5000 men; Pist, that ,;uo,u
b. aprortionsd TO to-n, and ~ards in the sevsIsl
CnnsrrSionsl District, oftte ate OF Nev YORK, and
that Assurance b. given by rueh towns and vsrd, u
may furnish thsu flu 1u0t' NJ vo unteers under
ne rs' at call Of he Frs'.dent for 3O0,0ON mtn
that hey VII b- exempt from the pre.en, draft,
should one be rendered n.cessary IN January next.
serond- Thst tho several tosns sni ~aIds shall rs
ee,ve ersdt fer all such volunteers may hs,,
Mustered into the servire Of II, United s,rs sno.
the drsr' and hat tho number N credited or II b.
deducted from their proportian of tn. quo u,isned
the STATE under the recent call Third. That The
Govcranr bs suthoriEsd 70 raise ennpets Companies
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From Europe.
Dates 10 the 2Ist uiiims.

The steamer Scotia has arrived here, from Liver.
~oel, bringing foreitn f'es 70 the 9l. III mo. The
~Vort Of the rsssua,i OF Eail Rus-e", previously
Ieesiv'd, e ms 10 be confirmed by the following On
pouneement in the srIorAros;
We have received str'emcpt, en- What should be
drvt rate au hortv, that ElG Russell trte, tom II
Cabinet, and is ,ucceeded b. Lord Clarendon ".
y cord The report siih de-p regIet fr 'houeh W
cannot either support or .dnrr Il Rn.sls Iccrnt
r'iey IN Poland, he 10 the uuc,t q plesrntatve The
aoblest Of Entl.n iactlouf ever had.
The Londcn nonTIsG srAs, commenting upon tn.
reeent 'peeoh OF NJ. Nliisr, American Affairs. ad.
ninisieu sreoahs to r.tsl vnpathLsrs In England.
ItsAys'
The msr Who mshe bitter ..peech.s aud -ri,e bitter
sriels, Aeaint the United states, uho ut over
then msiou unnerAsgrayrte their lossr, ,rdcus theig
tiout, and prrvsu every ut,sTsnco Of their dis
tiLsu!the men. are glilty Of proraetns the conflict
between N,Ith and South, as veil a. Of trying 10
thrust England into the quarrel No, even N,poIson
Bonspart', .htn st tn head Of nationst deadly
var with ourtelvCs, sM ever 20 yilipended and De
IN ed hn: been ,h. honest, upright and ,snsni-
vno.e pubic life has been free rom offence
10 Eneland-vhose sdministrstioa has carefully
SAtsd our complaints, in his sAssrnsss 70 Do
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W. w.. u''iee hss teeu The subject Q, ineessan.
fon, n.r nsny OF oar nev'pane> sod
to" manv q our public men Not only
~, I,hft. bis fninisisrs. his ,ubofd' nsts.,
nsr. ~ ~ ptTt nAi pP..fanee nnd domestic m L.
IVY wv" 1--we teen rdicn ID and sisndeted Nth /. rna.
~ ~ Sn,Nac,fii 70 thc plofe.sicn II sentlemtp ALl
- - "a -. At the eeu h may t. treasured that
,, anq owe me .ls, der IN ret.ilion ae.ip,t
..e @ hd o-reious tepat ie-'h-t the tn,u rec ic,
ss.ns s4gal la~. and Il, NAV b. on, oursssd TO
,n'Ain it'sf that he LOYALTY 9th. North nislt
=. .tned out ofits si.adisrnr'. snd d.,.er.iS.s
,"g % svefr stN, bstvsso th- Aiisrtio and P..
~ u. ply fot Ai1cnca -stil more kspyiit. pet.
.n.P' lot tAt' 'nd 'hese shameful device. have ut
~ 'Ai,e1 = h intuence Of men ~ M Niu.r.
-" NsNsled IN the cabinet the righ eor, ,eut
W., I'M ,e 30 vel r'prctenis tG fuled rariafn.nt aud
subdlins al hut 'he ~oru port IONS ~ our
k's Ihefe sil soon he heard not soId .sAiust
vor'a OF y, pre.dsnt but On these absndo ned
o.tl &c ~ ~ eedom sho use kusi,h tvre 10 drAv
IN sfsn nsnt for slsve'y from the statute booh Of
Contfmaiion OF the report. Of high prices At the
eouth Is furui,hed By the London rtpEs, .heh ,sy,
me foll'-ins Information r.sNdins the price o,
! Eps.s.hs Chsfl.stou, South Car Ina. has zen
city TO fIiend in Fhslkpd ~ 'N''
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LOCAL NEWS.
XIV Yolx AND TIE VICINITY.

PAYMrsr ov TRooPs.-The troops who wers
duty during and after tie late riots will bs paid
today. The Comptroller eommesosd lest evening
With potion NJ the seventh rss,a.nt
4 NV OrAros.-Sep'une Division, Sons Of
Tsrpersnes- i,. orss ui.ati on viii hold . meet.
ins - sunday evening. at I O'Clock. at az E,st
Rro,i.sy, for ths purpass OF hearing the ne. Irish
orator, smith, sdvoese tho csuse Of Temperance II
hI, pesulIA ar manner
? SwpDtJso VoLuSrRRRs The Count, Com.
mittss determined to look after the Interest. Of
volunteer. and prevent the s-ndlins of recruits by
unprincipsd brohsu. poor woman ysstsrdsy
complained that . man named Mo ioT had indresd
her husband IN enlu'. and paid m br, $50. The
..sd G h.na T.: .om:s sac no u. ssn::
Of the $500.
The FiKs IN 2srB AND 29ru SrsEHrs,
on Thur-dNy afternoon, brokr ont IN range Of s,s-
bl own by james Wills in @sth 'trset near ilth
svsnu-, communicating 10 Forbes Coicr Factory.
"a 2e'h sro-t, snd III. dwelling hou'cs Of David
a.bts I,. yer ba q d to The sround. oss.n.r ri,h
hor,r aLd some haln.s., be- ngns to James hcG un,
Gs .. ,S,a :. 80. sy 1' S, S
'ursd. " f"n's', Jam ge. smount o si 90 In.
e.3J ln'' red p mage OF bliI.inx, $500 iu,ur.
ID a,tnsS s.s a. !, o.i ,t, .morns: S 200 r.
h.m p iy, -S damss d 70 III sIten, OF $40 uu.
lnsur q II IL ,uplJsed thai hs Ar. the ~ort Il
SON N lcious - IN the npiy or hood FIRE Asr
aha. BIks has ordsT' d theW air,.t
THs LArs Cor -LAGRArIoS ~ SsvusrH
Ayrsus Asominttse Of Geru an. hn. been formed,
10 fke m'ssurss in aid OF IN. nunaou, G,rD.n
'ym 20 ths ~er. deprived Of ell their household
500, Ard 'sn. u port hr the late conaaeration
IN IN avenue. The conn see has i,lu an ursent
sVI A. 70 ms fr'iuLt uCTul ''or ~ ~ fprS AID
Ehlff
u null, sp5ufed 20 lh- C,r nan orkrn,n "a
n no'N nin,n, NJ N-.op ~ tht-
hsen thrown out OF employmeot, while their
tean have b<sA desroyod have come for
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The FIGHT At KNOXVILLE,
REBEL LOSS OVER 1000.
GEN. FOSTERS ADVANCE.
A SLIGHT REFUSE.
-Four Rebel Cannon CAPTURED.
Later From Charleston.
SUMTER FAST 1UMOlINc DOWN.
Two Rebel Batteries Demolished.
Interesting European News.
The Proposed Congress.
what L. Thought About II.
SAD SCENES IN POLAND.
MISCELLANEOUS CITY NEWS.
a Call to the Working Women.
important Working Men.
Union Meeting.
&C.. &C.. Ae.
|
Good from Tennessee.
Good from Tennessee.
buYuside's victsPy.


c'nn~roft Dec t.-The following di,pa,eh ha.
sssn rsesivsd .. the military hs,dausrt.r. 10 tui,
sdsy:
6nosriIs Non so.-AiI veil. The snsn, "a, r,
paised ys'terdsy with heavy io... Everything II,
scdns % veil and ve feel very confident"
npstehss sts1 that in tn. s.sul, on Knoxville on
the nh uit. th. rebsls io.t ever lOoO killed -eope
u, sad prisoners.
Pishtiss 81 CuDheriaud Cop
c'rtnrati, Der Especial d,pa,ese, rom r, n
hkrland Gap dated Dec \. reror. th,t ,he,.,ne.s.
hs yss.srdsy at walkers Ford t~o nile. rom ,h.
Gao between Fcstei, and srntreese,.,lr,
II sttcupins to ero- the cipeh River .. .e,.
repulssd With N. o,s NJ eo men W. e.p,,r.d ,,,r
ran'. Two Of our sura-ons sers found murdered IN
From CbsrnuosGa
CA6oorSoes- Dee. %--sener.i Prass hs, h.es ~.
tevsd BY General Hsrdee. Who 10 r,.kins Se,p.rs,.
esorts TO patch up the shattered army and .ssur.
he o6snhvs.
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one Thousand men we're 70 sau rom Ch-rhours for
h'riec. on the 2sd Of November
The London rISss pronineptly directs attention
to the -sriike preparation, of Rusi. and det.n,
whst those prcr-rs,iou. ere Great Y,cp.r.tou, are
btinf made about Cfor,t.di, TN et tie sur-rn,eud
ence Of rcolsSen. Chsnusis are benz blocked and
intercepted hy ir'rrnai --schir... s,d srtsp,ivs
ear hen.9rt st. teius r>lsed su,. .ssriue vessel
great ser erv nd aotmous erertion, .,s b.
made IN the rnsoutae ere Of sln-. amrrni;.on, ar.
Inof pises sc and two years srrpl, ot .osl tas
beer provided for th. feet Sixteen thousand ncn
Ns aid TO Greuyy the ccuntry irom the Critnsa 20
h.i-is, under General Lndera
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News Items.
trsl.g,aphsd u tie Sss yo,t Sow,


' '.sNa iof 'oe capture Morgan has eees
'ne'eseo 10 s''VVV.
ut'' ooh D" been relieved ften duty At c,ncn-
'sN and ordsfsd to report ct Knoxville.
Inv 'Seefe'ar' OF war b" Au ihorihed Gov. Andres
"rsernt regiment OF ooiofed cavalry in hsasaehu-
'e"
i"s oh'e osrvs" ~o eoneiuded yesterday. and
ete'ut 9'he'Ay deoiared The hS'irs' difsr bui
'nEn'' NON nose ealfesdy ruof'hed
lhE l'Ines o' irrsidcr' Iino"ln' s hefcrc noticed
nil' WE o' Vsfio'o'd. The pn'tules hAVs BROKEN
500 ne rs nov 'rsdiiy recovering
o''i'i'' sAtbtie' 'hov . uueh more favorable
condition OF our for'hn trade han has been sens-
fa'" supp "d The bslsnees largely in ou fa'U
10, ene' '' 'n' tn'c> wears o' the sn
IVY so''fnnsh' hAs ofd'rsd the sale 81 oil eonHs
A'su '>o'' IN Nrfn'a' N"n'h Carolina. flerids and
ienn'"e'' m hs '~h n Jsnuarv The ssl' "''i BE-
l~r'mpo''' 'o paw 'h' direc tai of tho"e s'sts.
"snr fs'e' prisoners ssr'p'd from Camp
pouss' near 'hioASo' on wsdpe'dsy n 'h,, ~ Dig
s"' 'nnh'i ron th' osrrAoks TO an outslds fence,
he'"een q" Ann "o OF shsn sess rstAhsn w 70 isst
''o"'ns
'"' u.de w oo"on "~'v~s memphis and ArkAn
81 ms Do'n "osen up ny snsriiilas, vho pund~ the
ps'pe OF 'hot cotton destroy u, snd oossoipt the
o'ners' Cotton 81" gaoted ct Memphis, on the Let
INST '"HS'oe es'h
Af"'.rs letter 'nuks'sd through. from prisoner
N L'''v rf''on' dated Nov 10Th says; The rebsls
hsN' ssh'h t. duc'd our ratiou'. We nov receive ~
arm 'htee 'oufhs of pound Of corn bread and one
M " rice to zen raen, and /" much water a. -
df'nh Meat vas STOPPED sech ssc. The rsbsls
ao" % to rtf''ele'fer' but WON'T let write com
pA'nt'fo fhs Worth, " they ran heir g."
Ai.'"a nuuiher q members OF the Senate ssd
hou's ~ Rsme'sn'stiv" are already In wasa,ne-
ton and ever uaio hrinss ft-'b arrivals. Rect ion
eerit and con oil atons attendant uron tho oreapk
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Army Of the Potomac.

1oshsnoton, Dee. AN was quiet in from, Of the
Army Of the Potemsc today. Last n sh: N, .rsmy
raAs feeounoi'ssnes in force, consisting of arte-
~ infantry and cavalry and crossed at Rsecoon Ford
With the pr babe intention Of sseer,sinins our
"rspsth And posiiion. But they -.re rspulsed by a
ssaehrpsn' Of our cs,srr corps, and r,pty retreat,
81 to the south aid. Of The Rspidao ". occupy
Culpspper with eHv,iry io.c-
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efinfantry. TO be cent to such regiments In the e.d
"fayr isi than their rrspr number of con psny or
ssnir-iions rh.,. however. eoufsrs 10 suthorty to
consolidate regime nts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

On TIE 18Th - o'Nov.mbet is., Gen. Rag, Issued an
order TO Ms sslders ro-m,us them that the Federal
so'ern'n-ri dd not intend 20 esrry ont. Ia good
faith the esr'ei fcs the eiehanss of prson,rs And
s'surire his officers and m-n hat, u rksu pr soners
those Who survived the cruel ,resiusnt Of the Van
hees sculd be forced to isnsuish In Northern dun.
sson' until the closs Of the var .ubjtc,ed 10 the
uun'' And taAfharfty Of q msrciiess Zoe. He sdds:
II their terty and th.i nves r,u,, he Ios, ne
attentive of honorable death on the A Id of battle
nohiy htt ine for the cause cf fre n sil be sc
cepitd By brave and patriotic southern cold ets"
Braes doubtlsS thought that the picture Of the
horrors Of Federal prison would Influence hi. col
disr' to hsht With uts, desperst,on hut GEN Grant.
capture Of 5000 cf them shows that the scybsek,
didn't s"c IT," And rather preferred the hog and
homin,"e Northern dungeon to the ha.d tack Of
nothing else, served sut to the soldiers In the rebel
army
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. lo.-Mutually friendly
and satisfactory explanations have taken place
to-day between the secretary Of state and
Lord Lyons concerning the recovery of the
Chesapeake and her crew within the British
jurisdiction in Nova Scotia.
The committee Of elections have now be-
fore them five contested cases from Missouri,
two from Pennsylvania, one from Massachu-
sets, one from Kentucky, one from Mary
land one from Iowa, and one from Virginia.
The legislature in session at Alexandria
passed bill to-day for the election Of dele
gates by the people, to Il convention to amend
the state constitution, so as to abolish slavery
in the counties Of Virginia not included in the
presidents proclamation of Jan. |, 1868.
In the amendment Of the pay and bounty
bill, reported by senator Wilson to-day from
the committee on military affairs, bounties
are confined to those enlisting prior to Janu-
AIRY 5th, 1864, and after that date no bounty
to substitutes and none to enlisted or drafted
men, excepting the bounty of 500 allowed,
will be paid
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-19

New YORK, Dec. lS.-The Austraaslan
from Liverpool 9Th, arrived this evening.
The great storm of the I'd INST, proved most
disastrous in England both by sea and land.
The damage to property is most extensive.
The coast is strewn with wrecks. AT Holy
head fifty -four bodies nave hoated into the
harbor, and many more were seen coming in.
The pressure of wind at Liverpool was greater
than for years. Many collisions and disas-
tiers are reported; among which occur the
names of several American ships.
The pope Of Rome has received deputa-
ton from the contedcrates, who presented
letter from Mr.. Davis. 1t is believed the re-
ception had no official character, and that the
letter was merely complimentary. A great
meeting at Preston passed resolution in IA
yor of continued neutrality.
Fuuld's financial statement shows that the
accumulated deficits in the French treasury
now reach 1872 100000 francs, and a loan OF
100000, 900 francs is proposed. The Mexi-
can expenses at the end Of the year will reach
100000, 900 francs.
The position of the Danish-German ques-
ton is unchanged. England and Russia are
making movements for pacific adjustment.
[By Telegraph to Q Ieenstown.l
LONDON, Dec. 6.-I The British crown law
yers have pronounced the condemnation of
the British barque Springbrook, by the New
York district court, illegal and veXatiOus, and
Lord Lyons is to demonstrate.
The Globe newspaper contains strong com
ments on the Springbrook condemnation. 1t
is the government organ. The owner of the
Springbrook is Il northern partizan.