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MARINE NEWS.
CIEARED.

CLEARED.
eTEANsnIps-J Thompson. sou,h Amboy ;
nsrimac New Orleans Potomac, Portland, Ne.
Petrol, Beaufort.
sHIP-Iona, Hamilton, Of and for Glasgow.
BARKs- Compete, Glassov. wilhsim. Cadi.; Ar
mids, Point feue, Quad, Carlton, New orleans.
BRI6S-Asiie, AuH Csye.; simeoe, Csrssuas: Geo
Lo,ett, Havana; Iowa, uIbOr Grace; Lucy Oar
bsg; Rio Grsnds
sCHoOSERs-Lsadin Breeze, Royal; sarsh Ma
ria. bevans; Charlotte Arnoli, HslhsI; Olive Hay
ss,d, Port Royal; owe Brsscb, York River; AicI-
puntsno, Para; 4 Kelly, York River; &c Hertz,
Washington; J J. Hsss, Philads phis: " = Brewster,
ksyport John jones. New London; ID Webster. do.
sLooP-Hsrpsr. Ross, for New Haven.
ARRIVED.
eTEAMsHIPS-Potorn Portland; Sea q all, Pro
vasncej We,'ehesier, Prov: Falcon, Providence
City OF Bath, Hilton Head.
Union, Palermo; Gottorp, toldsnburfl Hsvre; Ard
milan, Liverpool; jas Bosst, Do; kareis e Day
Philadslphis.
BARKs-Gorilla, Port Royal: Templsr, Key ws.,
Salams, Aafssilis. Gutsnburs. Bremen; kiixs Barss
Julis, Cadis; AbdsLkader, Port Royal: voyarer. Ma
lAsa; Tomas Terry, CardenAs; AnitA. Cindad. Boil
EIpress, Port Royal, sc.
BKIGs--tda Abbott, Bermuda; Los Amisos Car
George, Santa CrlI; A Bradshsv, Aieiandris: limo
~ fisid. SardsnAs Lols, sssus; Ebs, Gouaiyes
Nile, Grand Turk, 7 !; Unisn, Grand CAY, I !
Abby = Fepno' AanEanilia Rssd New Orleans
scnooS.ssr,p .ss nslif.r; Nassau. Char
a ssits, Kuhn Fay, i storm Ny%Dh, Re dlsnds
Sawyer, do; SAisd Queen, Morris Leland.
RZLOw ship MountaiRssr. New Orleans; bari
Also ship HisIsadsr Crosb, Newport, v: S.rss Ass
lanta, Bremen: schiller, Rotterdam; Oder, MatAnzas
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The following Is from q correspondent writing from
Stevenson, Ala, Dec 9;
"The following spistle Of love soes to provs the
fact that the school sses have long been abroad IN
the state Of AlsbaIps II 10 supposed TO have besA
recently honcrsd city With short visit while On
their way North
'IS ouR kAsP ON BONE KBIcH"
NY deer Sally Spsers / tsits my pen In ham ~
let you that our boys air all we'll. l hay been
.ick With the d. areRT hope yew an yors muthes
air eni5yin .he sane blessn' Bill Sor.er got Let
ter fruni unks Jabis, AZ he sed that yew vas son,
10 cit m.rrid IA that guide for nuthin whisky dinkiu
sam barbsr. Nov, sely nops that air amt also Tar
yeu no an | no that ne hay lived twOgathsr wunst,
az when yev tod me To- Ina the rebel kavs yev VOID
my Lultry than saM bsIbaI an 81 ysw bekum the
WYE Of sam lie MARI Aase has tins an then-thsts
the matter rite tn tell IL this IL true,
Our forssa wall be doun yOre way an vii kali
add see yore muther. I'll then farewell. Alb Grimes
ri. this ere letter tur me; hes n brick"
'forss till The war Is over"
Ia
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Too Late for Classification.
0RATHR.

BRpsLEND-- On Dec. 30. Patrick Brssiend, q nA
tive Of the Parish Of Donsss, Co Donegal, ireland,
In the 10th year Of his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this tThursday)
afternoon, st ~ O'Clock. fforn bis ats residence 2i
hott ct. 2Ia
DOwD On Wednesday, Dec. 30, Js-sie, only
DAUGHTER Of John and Emslins Dowd, aged year,
month and 70 days.
Notice Of funeral In Fridays paper. sos
NoGEE-0n Dee. Both, Thomas MeCsse, native
OF the city Of Armagh. Ireland In the Slst year OF his
age
His friends and sequantanees are respectfully In
vited 70 attend the funeral on Friday afternoon
Jan. at l o'clock, from his late residence, 233
East l9thst. 2l5
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Dec. 30, OF
consumption, Michael Ryon, in the 1Sd year Of his
are.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to sitsnd the funeral, on Saturday
morning, Jan. 2, from St. Peters Church, cor. Of
warren and Hicts Sta Brooklyn, where there will be
Ilish Mas ct O'clock for the rspsse OF his soul
Ills remains will be taken thence, at 2 o'clock, to
flA,bu'h CsIastsiy for intsrrssnI Chicago pspsrs
pissss copy. 2l3
WALSH On Wednesday. Dec 30th, Margaret
Walsh, the beloved anushtsr Of Michael and Elss-
beth W alsh, ased year., months and - days.
The fansrsl will take place on Fridsy afternoon,
Jan l. at O'Clock, from as WaahinstCn o., cor OF
Watts. 2JT
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MARI Marx, says he went to church YESTERDAY, for
che Arst time In many sshbsth, After service vas
ou. stood upon the porch the crowd passed out to
s.e ,he styles % he declares thas what half tina peo
o. leave then houses on Sunday ior And while he
stood there tell u.s. this sssation Of those pass
inp him .as eIcsedingly interesting, when put to
vsthef ~ he heard IL. One person would pass nm
converting, snd he would hear portion Of What Va.
Said, and another would come ALONG conyesins about
something else, part o. which caught his sai, and
- on. And this, ssid MARIE. IL the way ~ strung
red stuff trimmed with marrow blue b.. d NO. !
aidnt Ike it one bit; twas cut TOO iul ground
the shoulder" "D,dpt you ace him, ns sat
IN Mr.. Is pew" "P.hsw Mrs D had
zone OF them last fsl; 10 Old styis" what horid
good ioofins" you don .s, so, Have you got az
lnvitationf" Yes, ho = very loseAl preacher; i"
"Did you notice tn Il tashy pluLis abe had on'" mo
siaee fer a young child, any way" Il soth.t III.
cot, a Posts" "Got any tobacco, john" Pooh J
{ .oudnt ,pcak 70 him, any ..y" Il should think
nary - would be ashamed to wear such an ou'
iandish -" '.lhsy say that dispatch shout sum
;sos III Scn, look 20 BAD s . n must h.v
cot a. much ~ two dollars gard so Bill Eastol
said last saturday" -" don't see him once IN dog
age Eyes, III he there st seven pr.ensly."
can't tell, but sam knows ell about It," etc. Ane
Marx says he went home deeply ''convinesd."
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Report Of Col .<sse on Fire Department win
rvsoution that the Street Commissioner be direct
I'd ~ cause tie truck VI Hook aud Ladder Comps
ny npnber Two " be rebuilt. Which vss laid
over
Preamble, recting u Il a. the ate des,- vs Gre
on Seventh avenue. Letwsen Twenty seventh and
Twsnty-eishth streets, Mr.. John Brown. Assistans
Forsman u Hoss COMPANY number Thirty, did, IN
the most generous mob and daring manner, ~ the
INN neDt risk OF his own Life, rescne m Infant
c I'D and her sister from upper story, and
through flames and smoke lore tht m safely - the
arms Of thor alous.d mother, and tina, 1t 70 prop
Or and right that the Com mon Council should rec
ognize al lsuch hrsye cts ma only by commeDd-
ing ITEM a. deserv.ng thsuks and ksd ~ Acknoel-
edgn'nts' N order " pro uct generous riv'l'y
On such Occsdons. but In . U.ie suts'A1s Ell
inona o. their spprecistou II the act, With re 80.
Luz o. tat theComptroler 10 dirsc Of 10 draw as
WI ACT In fav8 IL John Il Il, Tor tbe sun o. two
hun re and hfty doais E. his, noble con iuct,
sIn charge he same W tie sccouBt u DonsNons
Wbic WAS lard YER.
Pruson Of Abrs sm Depew. for compensation
f1r dafnsg.s srisiug from change Of grade IA fy
~ irth street, bstsssn Sixth and seventh svenues
(By Board u A ldermsn, referred ~ tie COinpirul
yer WIZ powsr) Which was referred 10 Tie Com
nit es on Finance
Report Of Committee on Fro Department with
reso uson thst thu Comptroller lie directed 10 al
vcrtse for loo Of ground for . locaton for Hoss
Company number Thirty five, W be IN The vic nifty
~ E,ght~onth street aud Seventh avenue. Which
was laid over.
Preamble, stating ,hs, wiilism Ro.ch, late As
sttsnt Health W. arden, Ninesenth Ward. died or
sho 'Ssh day Of November last, Iesv ng his fannly
IA destitute circurn noes with resolution that ~,
Comptroller be directed 10 pay 70 the w,d Of VI,
saii william Roach the salary. Of sad officer, fO
,no months Of November and December, 1867
Which WIS laid over.
To be Continued
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CAnyrrrrrS or BkooKLYr- THE fisbts
Ina ,rouss Of labor " wss The subject u lecture
esuversd before the CArpeu'ers Association Of
yroohiyn, " . Jourueymsn carp inter- named J
Morrill,. On Tuesday svenins, The lecturer opened
b, pointing out the difference between the working
man and tbs Isborsr the former laid the briots and
mortar, the latter carried the bod This ~ortinsnsn
lad a tisht to he respected the very TACT OF ms
Ssips n,scbsnlo should be considered a. m honor.
II undspus cd right for the toilins million, TO
M. often % slio.sd her po,sS 10
b. Influenced by Their sfnplot O. lie eould not So
Vc ., '.ss ). .ny s.pea b.,.e.@ espiis
labor 'of could not ri' without the Other WIN
Iessrd 70 str'ts, he oorsd.r.d mem new pni ~
The n.eesssr.s Of life bad inrrs sed 10 prles .n.f
mously sines the var, AID thereforsit became ne
nan soSd NO, i've. such were som. Of the rish,s d
labor lie greatest vronss we're In the endssvor 70
IL II possible. Indeed, We we're fast approaching :
worse state OF thinss here day, thar ~. knoyn IN
aos 80, near IN. Queen It's opening; bat here q
similar place wa opened none but potlctans touio
u IN sa' tss o%1 70 cb.sn
10 jon trade society, The advantages u whien ne
declared 10 Be very crest.
Coorrrs or B.ooxlY.-Held . large meeting Of
ia Hicks street. snd collected one dollar tar from
sseh member 10 support those on s'trihs.
YHr BoARD oy SUrRnvrsoRs Of Kings County,
acid the hnsi meeting Of the year. yesterday after
noon. The committee on the subject, gave . state
NEST Of ths smount Of capital Of each Corporation In
lhc County. The total sum invested 10 eli3's,6Na'
and the amount o, tsIstion, siT9,l6o,2o. The i.sy
COMMITTEES repor ted In relation 70 tho SUN o. fhWp
paid 10 Cs hsssros, Of the 18th rssimo!t Of miitis
~ mistake, stating that the !, had paid ont to the
AiH~rent conn about ~ 900, and fe3u,stns him
10 refund a. remainder to the County TREASURER;
Tho Committee .xonersted Col. heseroIs OF sn
blams IN the MISTER. Resolution Of thabts 70 The
President aud Clorks ware adopted and Tho board "a
burned.
Tux brooklyn BoARD or ALDsRMgE.--The
Bosri held the third m es,inr Of the week last night
j resolution Wa parsed, In which the Comptroller
as requested not tn pay the contractors for stree,
slsanins until thsy had psrfol med then dutss. Ad
kDurss until this evening.
THR woMnp's RKLrKP ASSOCIATION held o
a.siDs at the Chapel Of the Parker Institute ye'tsr
asy msrnins. There vas . large attendance. In
sonssqusnee Of the change In the time Tor holding the
neat Metropolitan Fair. the opening ofths Brooklyn
ssd Long Island FslI postponed until the .ld o
svtruary, 1854. An address vas delivered by Col
HAvkips, Of Havkins Zouaves, and letter vas road
trom Rev Father Malons, Of the Church OF y. Pete
and St. Paul. 10 which he accepts, on behalf of d
tbe invitation to cooperate with Tue 10
1ics Of brookly IN their noble and CHRISTIAN sntsf
pss.
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Character OF the Esglish Peasantry.

Mr. Golden, in . late speech on English and Amer
eean Affairs at Rochdale, drew the following sketch
.f the masses In England:
have travelled In most civilized countries, and
cay that the mas Of The people in this country don't
compare ns favoraply win the OF the people IN
other eountri-s a. should wish fnd in other coun
tnes greater number Of people with property than
therc are In England | don't know Protestant
country in tho world where the mass Of the people
i0iterate the mass Of the people in England
these not bad tes,s OF the condition OF the people
II IA no talking Of your army or navy, OF your
sIports or imports. IL l. no telling me that
. small portion OF the people are exceedingly
veil oil. | want 20 bring the test TO .
companion u the majority OF the people Of this
country against the majority OF any other country.
say II, With some knowledge OF foreign count, les hat
We don't compare favoraby in that way The Eng
lisa pos.anuy has not parallel on the face OF tho
earth. ] Know no other peksan,ry hut that OF Eng
land which Ia sntrey divorced from the land There
Il other country in the world where you will not
ind men holding the plough and tn ning up this fur
gov Of their own freehold. You will not find that in
England. don't want any revolution or ssrsrian
putragss to change tnis hut Ind that, wherever
60 thu conditsn OF the Ope IL apt gsueraiy to bo
pretty much IN accordance with the power they have
, 10 take care OF th,mielve, II you have country
ehsre the people have NJ power nd another
country where they have, they will he treated With
more consideration. wall have greater advantage,
ill be better educated and ~ have better nance
81 obtsinins property in Tao latter case than Ia .
tountry where hey have NO ehsuce VI having the po-
ttical franchise.
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No Childhood.

We talk Of Adam and Eve, says an exchange, -
having been before the fall in very happy eonii-
ton; bit one thing they missed-they never w1s
ch loren Adam never played "hookey'' he nsv0
drove tsudem Of boys Win q string. lie nsves
sgated on u pond, played ball or rode down hill
IN . LAud-slsi. Aud I've never made . play
noust; shs took tea WITH another little girl.
from tea table se. out With their teachings; sbs
never rolled . hoop or Jumped the rope, or piecsd
hsby-uullt. or dressed doll. They never played
tlHduaL's out, p ssy wants corner, ~ hurry.
bury, or any OF the games with which childhood
dis ofts i.se.i. low tlIns their ago must have
beea vi,hip no memories OF early youth cana
swell nc up their hearts; no visions Of childhood
float ug bsck from tue long past mothsrs voice
cAautiny lu aoy to he Of infancy, Ia The still
hour OF ught no f.thsr's word of K ndness spsak.
ing from ne chprch-ysru where he sleeps. Adam
AND Eve. aud they alone, OF 81 tie countless un.
lions OF men and women that have ever lived, bad
no chill hooi
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,
however, soon proved that tbs corf1non - -
...ut., ,,-tb. t.l.,1s,s wbsos,., D.. ..v.
~ 4. ....., ~.
.Au!'s 10" ","''' H'
SPOT hNs az VI ss-h s.i. eser wee left ~ 0s
ground hs .eruu..i 10, To smp,y A into bis own.
,1,., 80 -, . ... =
sHN zen s'Ae' " u. 'iienu' ." '.e $500
thus ocit1us to provide for his wants, he laughed,
AMI s.ld tat At u.s t..en f,oun . hu,A~r vss
A..
only inoemhncsnoh iof "hen ne "eh' round We
Islands With bis Ises, the wives aud madens were
not psfnci sr IN the mater OF needles and ribbons
"a CT 90 made u the 10 4 Of any article being
etIIs st,at a. w.s no, "A "a,
-.
wthsi 'o a'ethe innrior 81 one OF mess
hlt', W. drew towards the shore, aud landed.
1. y N IA. ,- t,.- 80 ,,,A . - -. i. .,..
"s d ""a a'. snd nnins
|
| Ne' e''' o'i'fe sor' OIL 70 ish efo. THIS W.
'he on'y psce o. furniture In the hut, With the
| exo.p,lon OF . ,., y, ..r,h., ,,,,h... . .,,,r..
| '
"'' Anu hu''' covered with layer OF moss !
| on tvs 10y . woman whose appearance sho we'd bsv
,ote.s.rin, from The bilI.ry fever 40 common /.
! A.. ,.,,-- w.
'''S III '' ana 's'id ATM sphsre. 10 our words u
comfort sho htss made no reply. but 81 length
| ,,using bs,..v .h.s.J
| 90,
| "h" 200 can ahysnlns do meT have seeu
| the Waite Boat! All 7 want 10 the priest"
| 1hess yorda had eviteptiv . ...,,p,. .s.-s a
| .,--1,--I, 'u'e'' s"'
| o"' ""'uc 'A'o' VINO Acc'rnpanisd US eus on our
| frend Fatout noiwithsanding his habitusi read,
| insu h. p.r.ie his .eep,i,,in
| - -, :,
| Inc "hte bo"@ J" exclaimed both sosethers
| in hal whisper, Of sac same time looking Vovsrde
| ,hc shore
|
| '"'y es'' continued ths sick ~omsn. viii
| fsyeri,h sxctcn-h II was coming with bundle
orsilows from tho o,b,r all. ., N. ,,,.,, -
| " ''"'' '"e " '"' ''Anu' Ano
| Ncr'' gldihs uoslessly through the channel, saw
the dealt with the yellow dwarf s,a,sd Al Tia
| -,
| ' eu - P"'u' "es'u MN eouga sno
| grosn fct his poison breath upon me, and fell
| l. the ground NJ huab,nd found r.. lx,cc .,a
| h-,,,h,
" "V'ii' ""u nA'e never nsseo my nss0
| since and never shall"
'.', :" 'o''n' ''s poor woman ana
" 80 NAG 'u ""'is '1'" 'n' oarkhesas
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POY WANTED - TO OPEN OYSTERS.
DInouirs at tho Northern Hotel cor Courtlandt
and West at, in the basement, bet = AAd 10 4.
Reference required. gb
PRIEST % & SO CENTHAIR pYE-Best
- ~ Use. Dyes Red or d 3oif 70 b.sutifni
Blsrk or Brown. Depot 10 49, tecond a., WI
lamsbursb. For sale by DrusGso every here 90
EATHER MATHEW T. A. Is. SOCIETY,
L No. ,, of Brooklyn, T.. D.--Pahlic meeting thus
cor a 81 rand i and i,h e.. sp..i.r:JoSn lear.,h
Esq, President OF 81. james Society, John Dunn,
Esa, and other. singing b. kopsrt Wilson. the
Members will all re in attendance, as this nj sht
officers will be nominated for the coming quarter.
BY order Of PArK huLLlGAN, Prsst. FRANK J.
NJ LLIGAN, Rec. Sec. si2
THE MEMBERS OF co. A, FIRST REGI-
l. nent, PhnniI Brigade. are ordered 10 assemble
H6 Centre 81 on Friday A. u o'clock, for he par.
Mr. join T. MURPHY. by order ii. j. j. Nc.
| CABf, cem'ds Go. A. ZIG
NtkY IMPORTANT TO MEN WISHING
to enlist The subscriber secures TO those enlist
ing under hs protection higher beunti es, eAsh IN
e.nd is'p you s.n ss 81 ,sn,Ts:te s;e y the s,
wanted and full Information given, free Of charge
and then you viii declds for yourselves Men have
choice Of service. Good men wanted TO-DAY. CAL
~ terms il. 8. Mot'LTOS, Coun,sllor. a. Law, ..
| Broadway, near Wall 1t. 800
WANTED--A BRASS FlSISHER. CALI
| w at 42l Broadway, I'd noor. 9lO
500 REWAkD-STOLEN FROM a CAR
| S-Oriage, while standing In s5th st. near LIST ave
ct about y. NJ Of the Both inst extra large whit
wolf skin robe, lined with drugget, and large bu'
and rcd plaid blanket The above reward will be pal,
PAYNE foot OF ls9th st. Harlem, or for informant
that shall lead to the recovery OF the property. 2ll
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DROIECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIA-
l. 1IoN-Ths objects Of the Association are TO secure
TO soldiers and saiors, and their families any claims
information to them raiou, cost, and to prevent
frauds against than and the Government kpplics-
ton in psryon by letter should Be- mAds 70 HENRY
oExkNGIkLp. ~ - ChAmhNu q, Nsv y0A q
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
l meeting n III. .tocth holders OF the ",Psnoehe
Grands QuekilyeT Mining Company" will be held ut
the office OF the Company. Room No. ~ Trinity
Buildin- IN the City ~ New York, on the 4th day
of January I'Ot Al IL O'Clock, NJ. for an annual
election Of tIlstr-e &. the company. ID. OCONNOR
Pre-, fRED'k fkANCk, see. New York, 18Th Dec
1868. sl3
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PETRolRvs las been discovered IN Bristol Co..
Gs1
THs first section OF tho Union Pacific Raj road
III he NJ once commenced NJ Leav,nwlrth, KAN
%. and pIshsi forward as raIi4!y A. tAo scarcity
bssn done in he Nay OF grsdirg. and coutracts
lave been concluded for rails, chairs snd spiss
Siiiicient for the completion OF nifty miles OF the
pad Tbs 1us sseuan vii. be fnishsd wt.bu eve
banthS.
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DOY WANTED - TO OPEN OYSTERS.
bInouirs At tho Northern Hotel, cor. Courtlandt
and West at, in the bsssiasat, bet AID 10 4. Y.
Reference required. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21

STATING AT THE CENTRAL PARK.-We are at
length officially informed that there Is good
skat ing at the Central Park. The ball Is up.
The Central Park lake, the pond ut Fifty -ninth
street and the pond near the Conservatory arc
all covered with beautiful ice ~ smooth and
transparent as glass. Now the skating carnival
will begin Now New York will again be on
raHners of every conceivable device and pat
tern. The skating excitement, SO long repress-
ed-for there has been but half a days skating
before this in the Park this wintsr-will burst
out with redoubled vigor. Before the Park
pond all the other skating ponds will be re-
duced TO insignifcance. II no ill-timed snow
storm now comes to spoil sport, we may expect
20 zee she skating firsr Of last year renewed
and surpassed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21

TIE SPEAKERsHp DIFFICULTY AT AIBANY.--It
is to be hoped'that a few days of cool reflection
will have brought home to the actors in the
late dsgraceful scenes in the Assembly some
sense Of shame for the improperly OF their con-
duct, and that compromise will be agreed
upon which viii prevent their repetition. No
doubt all concerned by this time feel that there
is something worse than party defeat, and
that is the discredt brought OH the body TO
which they belong by their overbearing con-
duct and violence. We therefore anticipate
that on both sides there will be disposition to
avoid a renewal of the scenes which have so
much astonished and Disguised the public. In
any case. we trust that the Governor will be
ready to put down by strong military force
any further disposition that may be evinced to
convert the Assembly chamber into a theatre
Of riot and bloodshed. No necessity may arise
for his interference; but the most eHectual way
to prevent that necessity is TO be prepared
for it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21

ANOTHER OF Our VESSELS DESTROYED BY THE
ALABAMA.A letter was received in town On
saturday from seaman on board the San
Jacinto, announcing that the pirate Semmes
had succeeded in burning another American
ship belonging to Maine, which was lying at
So,nbrcro Island. The statement was said to
be derived from the American Consul at Point
a-Pitre, and is, in all probability, we'll founded
We shall no doubt soon have other accounts Of
Similar havoc committed on our commerce IN
the same latitude. Ii is not to be expected that
with vessels like the San Jacinto we can hope
to put an end to the depredations of the pirate
in that quarter With the exception Of Ave
steamers-the Vanderbilt. the Iroquois, the
Dac0tah, the Baltic and the Atlautic--he cen
give leg bail to anything we have got aaoat. II
these were all properly armed and put on the
track OF the Alabama her piratical career would
soon be brought to an end. The Navy Depart
msnt cannot, however, be walked up to 6rdi-
nary activity in her regard and therefore the
work of destruction must go on, unless our ship
owners take the matter in hand. II is scarcely
necessary for US to indicate the course they
should adopt. "Aid yourself and Heaven will
aid you" says the old French proverb. If tho
government will do nothing to protect their
interests they must lake steps to defend them
themselves
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AMuSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
NrBaos GARDEN, Broadway.--LfAH. TaE FcssAKss
wALLAC1s THEATRE. BroadeAy.esovoEap Hus-
sAhp.
WINTER GARDEN, Broadway.-CHtaSEY coaaE2-
fRFacn SrY
LAURA EEENE's THEATRE proadway.-AcTnsss BY
DArLsGHr-7SoMEsoDY ELSE.
NEW EowERY THEATRE, Bowery --naGlraulN JACK
SaEFta aD-JEAE FAiJ&AN.
BowERY THEATRE, Bowery. --Mr,.KRs alatD--JAcx
And rHE Observation-Disclosures SKIER.
BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway
LAviSiA WAERGw-CoasoooRE Nurr, &C., A. al tolrs.
TUX rHANgoM--Afterncon EyeIns
BgYANrS' MISsTRELs. Mechsnics' IIai. AZ Brood
way.-hGHtoflAS SONGS, BURLrseuss, DASC2s, Sc-HiGH
DAppi.
WOODS MINSTREL HALL, 5ii Eroaawa, --Efalort.x
soacs. bAScss. ac-SnvsR rava.Er.
Broadway -ETHroPIAs SoNGs, DANCES &c-rwo PoNpErs.
DoDwoeTH RAIL. Broadway .-coScgrr ny rms BaNfro
CnLpnEN
BROADWAY MEEAGERIE, Broadway.-LiyiSG Win
ANIMALS, BEARDED SAkI. &C.
AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. No al Broaaway-sAL.
LETS, PASIoataEs BURLEsoUEs. &C.
PARIsrAN CABINET OF WONDERS 56s Broadway
Open daily trom 10 A. N. III 10 IN
HooIEY's orERA HOUSE. Brook,yn-EruorrAx
SoSGs DANCES BuELlsoUKs &c
Ne'" York, wednesday, january Fl, 1863.
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Twenty thousand reams Of good paper wanted. size
32xi6. Apply NJ the HERALD office.
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u,.o.rn,, Isru Brrosps-A meeting Of the officers a
49,. ..r,m.nd now In New York sod vicinity, win be-
n.a :, no otnco, 500 Broadway to-day wednesday, =
,~.,e O'Clock. a tsp at.ss,aaes IL requested.
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