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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-10
uuy cRrEm QUESTION SETTLED.

r, se,ears that at length one European
pr;oce has been found willing to risk the &C.
osn.snee of the Il rome Of Greece. The Gazdte
If Weimar contains what seems to be an
authentic announcement that Duke Ernest OF
Coburg the brother of the late Prince Albert will
accept the throne 10 ease the house Of Bavaria
will formally resign It's claims. 1t is reported
at the same time that Russia has protested
against the Duke because of his near relation
ship to England; but this would be so little ID
accordance with former declarations OF inc
Russian Government, that it may be regarocu
as highly probable that Russia, if objectlng al
oil to the selection, would not press Its ob)ec'
tons.
BY the Greeks the candidature OF the Ger
man Duke would probably be accepted WIN
delight. for he would without doubt have Tor
ri, successor the same Prince Alfred for
whom all Greece displayed recently such I'M
bounded enthusiasm. For the Duke is child
less. and the children Of Prince Albert are his
next Of kin. Prince Alfred is to succeed him
as Duke of Coburg, and for the same reason
WOulU 10 Ills IAtuidi rutitcoNi III p.'N'r'
Duke Ernest is moreover one of the most
popular princes OF Europe. 1t was he who
identified himself more than any other prince
with the national party in Germany, which
aims ut q Capitalization of all the German
States into one Federal State. All the re-
formatory movements in Germany and all the
Liberal associations have found in him on ar
dent patron. There is probably no other
prince in Europe from whom the Greeks
could have more reason to expect a thoroughly
liberal policy, than the Duke OF COburs.
The accession Of Duke Ernest to the throne
of Greece would be another Of these remark
able successes which have made the house of
Coburg one of the most celebrated princely
families of Europe. One member Of The house
is King Of Belgium; another married the
Queen of EDglaud another the Queen OF
Portugal They al are beloved aud esteemed
in the countries in which they have been called
to fill such prominent positions, aud ihis rePu-
taton of the family, without doubt, would e1-
tend to the new King of Greece.
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SENATE. ALBANY. Feb ., 1863.
Mr.. FREER introduced u bill amendstory Of the
act authorizing a State Lunalic Asylum.
MIR. TRUMAN introduced a resolution, which was
laid over, To adjourn from Feb. ~ to Feb. 25
On motion II Mr. ROBERTSON, the General
Volunteer Bounty bill was referred 10 the frat COM
mites OF the Whole, and made the special order Tor
~ o'clock tomorrow.
Mr.. RAMSEY offered a resolution referring the
several portions # the Governors Message 10 the
appropriate Committees, winch wss Land on the
table. Adjourned.
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,,,uh+ 10 made no doubt, by Congress,

change might DO made, no doubt, by Congress-
and would be merely reduction OF the 'ar'"'
We discuss these currency questions from
,urslv commercial point of view, but no tbeo-
re.;cs, discussion ought to make us forget that
a due regard for our own Interests ana a true
sentiment of patriotism alike will lead all classes
of loyul citizens to invest share Of their CAPT
70, IN Government securities. If those secari-
a.. ava voueless, all others must, in the end,
prove equally so. -
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6.-T,-1S6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BrrrERe

BRAKES PLANTATION BTTTERs.
They purify, strengthen, and invisorate.
They creste healthy sppetlte.
| They sntdote to change OF water aud diet
They overcome effects Of dial patiou aud late heurs
They streng hon the system aud enliven the mind
rhey proven. niasoatic aud intermittent. fevers.
| They purify the breath aud acidts Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhes Cholera and Cholera Morbua
: They e:re Liver Complaint AID Nervous Hsedsche
They are the I'D Blleu in the world They make The
weak strong aud pre- exhausted natures great ressrs
They De composed cssbratsd cssays Bark Cscsrs
Bark Ds.dslion. Ch.mon,s Flowers Lavender Flower.
WinteIe,. Anise Clover Buds Orange Peel Snske'hoot
Csrawsy, Ccsiairder Burdock. 6.-J--l86a-X, TO-
The following sample Of the testimony daily rsceavsds
SOLDIER HoxE, CiscIssArI, o., Jan. Is 1862
sfesrG P. n. DaAxs 4 60
GENTLEMEN: This insU,ion has received znd extended
aid to over 1890 sick and disabled sodsr sve Of late
administered the Plantation Bittrs IN numerous Of
au.;ion fevsrs appetite, &C. with the moss remark
stle aud gratifying results IL creates appetite strength and
cheeyfunes and las given many poor fellow M. sns
health wish this preparation in every family in c,.sy
hospitsl aud on every battle. field.
With respect. your serysnt
Dr. q. W. ANDREWS, SUIT,
WAsrrssTos d. C., jar. o. 1864
We require erother supply Of yosr Pisnts-
sion Bcrs tho popularity OF HLfe o~by incteas WIN tne
guests Of our house.
Respectfully, SYKES, CHADWICK Co.
Prop's Willsrgs Hotel.
CpgrEIssp Dec. 8. 1862.
! have been so with Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia that was compelled abaodss my business
bottles the Ps1ta0n Bers f5d to my aston
shmeu am entirely cured They the be-; msoicoc
used and shall make iLem Plesss
inform Ile what s-T.-i8O--X means.
Yours, truly, pB KINGSLEY
DR.. W. A. Chds. Surgeon Of the Terth Vermont Rest
nent writes: wish every soldier had hottie 81 Psnatios
Bte They the effective perfect, and harmless
tonic used"
GAIT HOUSE, LspbvILiE. Ks, Dt~ ~ 1869.
Messrs. 2. II. DK.KE g. Go.
We compelled order 2 dozen Plantation Bitter -
supply friends who have either Of procuring this d
mirabe article. Respectfully. yours,
SILAs =. MILLER Co., PropSeiors-
ROCHESTER. N. Y . Dec. ar 1861.
The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of the
kind Of Dyspepsia Of four year standing have
recommended them Others and far know. with dig
nal success lam, &C., Rev. J. s. cArHeRN.
BURNETT HOUSE CIScrysArr o., Dec. 2es,sss.
Messrs DRAKE Co The Plantation Bttsrs spper TO DO
very popular send twenty more aid Obgo
Yours truly T. p. SAUNDERS sCo.
&c, &c. Sc. &C.
B-They sie particularly recommended 20 females and
delicate persons requiring gentle st muiaLt
Sold BY sl Druggists. Grocers and Country stOroa
P. H. DRAKE Co.,
No. 2O2 BROADWAY MI
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Wenihcr Rcnor,.-Frp. 9. 1863.

MONTREAL Ia m.-1hormomstor d above. Barometer
80 80. Wind n. y. Cloudy. 80 ,,,.
BrVy,ro, N Y. o a. m.-TherniStneter 1lo. Barometer
~ ~. Wind T.. showing - "a, px,,,
IoRoSTo g. ", q a. m.-ThenuomcteT 2J'' bafoue'
ter mUI Wind E, strong. showing =, .e,...
Samsf,. G. w, IA. tn lheruioE'-tef W. Aoou' '
Of snow lei. yessrasy. Cloudy. 40 u.o,,.,.,
CLryELAsD, Ohio. o a. m.-Ihermometer 81 p1to"'e''
70 AZ. Wind H. Cloudy. .o u.u.,,
CnrcAao. H., . .. m.-ThemOmesor GU bAio"o'''
20 ~ Raining "a, Wild y y
,Nclss.rI. Ohio, pa IN. -Thermomo'or 10 "'"'
Cloudy snd damp. mo- Wind N r
n.lirA1, N. +, m.-ThermOms,er J2' VIVA ~ h'
PorrI.sp Me- o a. m--Thsrmometsr T'' VIVA ~
Clear. 49,, ,., 400 Wind N
Bo.ror Mass, 0 a. m-Thcrmomcter ~ ""N Az
Clear. ,c,...,.,., 40 Wind
srarsorrrlp. Mas, . A. m.-Th'f~'"''" a. wang
N, h.. Cloudy.
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Ocean Steamers.

THE NORWEGIAN OUTWARD BOUND-NoN-
ARRIVAL OF TIE BOHEMIAN.
PORTLAND Monday. Feb O-lo m.
The steamship Norwegian called ut b O'Clock 'n''
Tbers are rs vel no signs Of tho Bohcman' now
over due here, with Liverpool dates oil the I'D aho
'1O"'' PonrL,sp, Monday. Feb. s-l:Jo p III
No signs Of the Bohemian yet.
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M.,,a.u C,.n.. with lie contents. was totally
d honoen, 70. 90 Sunday night. The following
oecr":", ny n.1 ,ossr.. Gaspar Cook boots and
shoes; Wmot Bros, rub, ar sooosi n' r. Too fam.
cabineiwars, ana A. Harvey. w. ai, thar fur.
lilies, who lived in the building loo. w.
uiturs
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MOSgY MARKEI.-The funds on the
23d fat and tending down. Money Ia limited de-
mspd, and rates IN open market quarter below Back
minimum Conscls closed rd,y ut ~. d92t for money
LIvt RPOOI, Jan 81 COTTON-Tio Brokers circular re-
sale. OF the week ~ 500 bales of which nOD were
takon by specusor. and by exporer The market has
been Irregular aud price. have decp-d Id d. Tor American
I'd Suats aud Id for other kndA sale. Fday
were 1000 bales ,ndug 1000 to spscUlato aud expotsr'
the market closing dull al the annexed quot ions:
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The We.mar Gazette announces tho Duke OF
Cobnrgs acceptance Of the throne Of Greece, on Inc
condition that the house Of Bavaria renounces It's
rights.
Ii lie sad that Russia protects against tho Duke on
account OF his relationship to the English royal
family.
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Thc Unifed stnfcs TnX Inv,

Tne Nuiftu ~yntcS INA h4tNs
NOW READY. IN pamphlet OF ~ Pose'. on hne' nio
paper Beside the bill which ord ior word n accordance
pituon OF every article to DO taxed by tho law ana sas
amount OF tho tai 10 10 levied thereon TINS renue'"
com p.ce aud onysniopt as IL possible 'onSAe ", e5
Price cents postpaid. ~ per 100 cont by ehP'v.
per IVQ u 5Y Iasl. Addren Tue ANIL vEH. N'"
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Italy.

Muratis, plo. in Naples, and the Mazzlnian in
,rinrs ia the Marches and the Sicilcs have been
The National Committee have Issued mabi'esto,
DENYING that there has been any change VI polcy
aud asserting allegiance TO the hing'
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Latcst-vin Oueeustown,

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25-There is NO news OF po-
ltical Importance to-day.
Insurrectionary outbreak, are taking place in
Poland,
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tess in strong terms against the violations Of the
Constitution by the Ministers, and declares that
peacs at home and power abroad can only be Sc
cured by tho Government returning to constitu-
tional state Of things.
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Germany,

Tie proposal TO establish Chamber Of Popular
Delegates, in addition TO the Federal Diet, had been
rejected by that assembly.
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lsh M sss xS:' e. G h cS,9i"s q
Army rs1enSpa HisSd ss ssS Pisary
c.sh.i.' PSnsdsphls ere guests st 10 81. ki0h0ls'
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Pruasia

The draft Of an address Of the Chamber OF Depu.
ties, 10 b. presented 70 tue King, If adopted pro.
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Apuin
Greece.

The Government intends introducing bill Tor
general amnesty.
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From Fortress Monroe Hospital Report

FoRrRKss MosRog. Feb. Q. 1852
The following is a list of deaths in the General
Hospital at Hampton, Va, since Jan. |, 1863:
Hiram Z. 81. ven,, Co. u, 3ssh Mass. dsd Jan g.
Lewis IL. CheddcS. Go. Is, 5Sth Pa died .al3
COrn.hu. Calp. Go; p. slh P., dsd jan $.
Levi PAGE Co X, 2Cth Me-. died Jan 6.
Johp B. Bo.eu Go. X, l77th Pa died Jan. g.
ISscl ShaeD Co. c, sd ~. ! died Jan B.
A MSs. K Ks Co. D. ssh T. DIED died j: JAM
John Hswen.eia' CO. 4, ssiN. Y. died Jan. II.
Nosa Nelson. Co. c, eSth n t. did Jso. 70
sH D'yey Go. T. 'S'; ~ "a died 1a"; r. T., .,
JoLu ". Blair, Co. X. i0Ji Pa. died Feb.
This hospital is one of tue several ia the depart
men. Of Or. Il. II. Gilbert, Medical Director and Is
under the spperintepdeuce of DR. Ely Mcclellan
1t was established August &c, 1862, and is divided
into twenty-one Wards. It is unsurpassed for its
order Of arrangement, neatness and comfort of liz
patients, speaking much credit to the management,
ss the results will show:
Total number admitted up to
TOTAL number discharged ison service On acoounsof
o. .r", !" !.asI. 6opit.
To.l returned to tbeif regiments Tor du'y..''.'"''i!
Iosi number OF deaths.
loo
None deserted and absent on fdrlough.)
The burying ground of this hospital is neatly ar
ranged. The following are the names Of those buried
in IT,
HSny Pf's cG e s s SsS oh s5s aS be- s esa
Elijah Crawford. CO. n ODD Onto, died Dec. ~ HOO
L. II shaddick Co. u. 5oth Pa di-d Jan. , 1868
Robt kinklsy Co. II. 26ln Me, died Dec II. 1903.
Heavier Lsuley. Co. y. ~ Pa, died Dee. ". 1854
Abraham Francher 10 n. Y, Dec. %, 1872
Charl-. J. Brown ship Colorado Dec. 10. 1872.
Joseph T. butcher Co d. st Mich, died Aug 20, lBoS
EdwaId Benson. Co II. sd n Y. died Aug. &C. 1901
A. Bosle Go. n. 18th Mas. died Auf. 49, 1892.
james Dusen. Co. K, iith Ind, died Nav 3 1867
Au.us,u. Bate. % Wis. Bat. died Oct. 2b 1902
Thomas wyman Co. = ~ Me-, sept; T. lse2.
Cn.dfI ch.rd,, Co. q. 8l.i " Y, Sept. II, 1869.
C.,iu & Curre lot Mas. Bat. Sept IS, 1904
A. v. Psrr Go. III. J7I '. Y SEPT ~ 1862
John Bu,nsr. 60 y. 10Th n. Y, s. p, o.. 1851
Fila. Alien, Go 4. 49h Pa, sept -, IBs'
Fdward Cauleld Co o. 6th W., Oct 10 1909
F.cd M,fsAsll. Co Is. ID p. Oct II Bj2
Jane, Berrym-u. tn y Y Bot Oct Is, 1862
John 81 Ed.on, Co T. l0Oih y. T.. de. 10. ls51
Cytha. Bfoois 7,h n. \. bH, OF. H. 1863
IL Raum.baxer Go. X. ssh Pa. DIT ~, 1852
Sch " .aos. Co. 81 Pa Oct H. 1872
Hrnr, sic broom, Go. A, 18th Pa Oct. ~ lBsl
John Peuy Co. X Tth Mass, Oct 81, 1854
Stephen Murray, Go. H. s3j Pa. Nov y 1902
&. Stockle, Co. @, lOJi "a, a,0y. TO- 1903
VIM. Cooper Co. !. % W., Nov u, lSo'
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| Another Triumph
FOR wILDER's PATENT FiRE-PRooFsAFEs.
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN FULTON AND GoLD-ST2
TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF WILSON'S SHIP
BREAD AND CRACKER BAKERY.
NEw.loax Feb .. iesa
M. WILLIAM TyRwrLrrsxR Nc. 100 Msden-sue;
DEAR SIR At the great ere in Fulton aud GOdst' on ~
Ia, Of January last all my books valuable pels 40. wss
saved ia good condition in Que Of
wlLDERs PATENT sALAMANDER SAFES,
which purchased Of you.
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN r WILSON
| 10. - Fulton ~
| wILDER'S FIREPRooR, SAFES.
OF al sizes on hand for sale and made to order.
Also an Of second Safes. Of other mskssa
taken In exchange, cheap for cash
REMEMBER THE NUMBER
No. 100 Maiden lane, New1fort.
Chapped Hands, Face, Lips, sunbnrn. &c.'
Certain aud Immediate Cure --HEGEMAN CO.. CAM
PHOR ICE WITH GLTCERINE, IL used according to the
directions will keep the hand, soft in the coolest we',hss
Price Is cents Sold by Druggists Sent by mail on reepe
Of 30 cents. HEGEMAN TO-.
Chemists and Dsoss'' N. Y.
Ear Rings and Plus, New syies.zsoms Is l0w.s
Two, Three and Five Dollars SET 49, sale
No. AIS Bfosdwsy,
One door below csasst
Ladies' Band and Link Brncele,s.-sOms s' ioS
as Two Three aid Five D0D" GEORGE C. ALIENS
No AIS Broadway.
One door below Canslss
Gentiemen's Scarf Pins.
Some as low One, Two, snd Three Doss each' ~
q. Z. ALIENS,
No. AIS Broadway
| One door below CsnslN
Watches and Jsweiry
OF ALL DLsChlPIIONS.
GEO c. ALLEN, No as Broadway,
One doo' belO" Cana - formerly NO. Il W A".-
snirttuai Medium Mrs. L. c. MORRIS, lnsprs
o Speaker upon all su5joc,s, and Saula Clairvoyant
can be seen 1t No. 5sa Biotd'.ay, Room NO T.
The Hesr Gre for Coid.-So macy cures arc re-
commenced ds aud 80 rftle oeuen Is sepe''uy
A, rived from Il these Tenedes that many lenoas
free to snyhing aud expose thea srves atHs
OF the lungs aud III most terrible Of q eases
p ouerv CONSERVATION. One bottle q! SJbENt ms fSr
MONIC SYRUP box of Maediake fiis WIZ oisee
cure hn, cold G, the expense Osns
onIV one dollar and cents, whe ca some hr
c,n6y or doctors prescr, tons sl q no purpose lno
nrs, atoms called "cough meJcues'-he con oas'
Widen 4. opium-uay Indeed ieuc" c1Jgh out tn %
ot cure cold or pn Consumption Toe co'sn Is ie-
,.uaed nv nature dissnsage tho pDegn aIa po !"
from tie bronco al tubes scheueh iu
,,rnn prpeaios all the organs q resp ION oVsens
% nbIe ii.cha ges o. expectoration aud cufes tns
cough by removing tue cause OF H. l.. ., .,v,.., NJ.
! n.rsSnb-r DIR SGuENChS room m ihis cly u a. No
a,R1Hi,.Si where be can be- found OF every lDEo oAt
IN -, m a. .. m. lie always keeps !fe;h supply ot
rooms, zach be but Ly Day VI etnos
. 49, IA there OF o CONRAD bOA No6i DAhlLAIs
- ia Wholesale AGENT tor MN -foRh Ciif.
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lfirC.

ErwB .yws, Monday, FEB lasl
A building known w Dudley's block, III Wes'
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Aulitarn Noilrss.

Hooker'a Army.-lhe ADM d r- oaissss soldiers
PANY have resumed sending sI,1sSfs Aruy es Acquis
S cTeeI F.iaoai6 wiad-Mill Point siaa ''Hs'
vicinity. . - ,.ken Friends Of soldiers are
notified that packages cOnsains o 0'''' " "~-''
conscs,ed ~ a y,sS Ia sddessg boxes Sr packages ~:
e%".sy Regiment and Dsi'isA Should Do Written IN luz
on ssea leaves daily for he army OF Nosok SUFFOLK
Ss,p5r: Tess Rameaih A.qai. STesk WsshiIoa' a's
oie' Ncs s. and 4ts Brosawsy and 9Th at Depot
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tns 49,, can',nt Tue booAs aad papers o. the lac
sol'cu ~, 5000 a. lie Afusc-storo ol M. ~ POND
w. AZ Boliway who authorized 20 settle tho &C.
co. No No - T.. LATIN Sisnsd, JOHN fikrH,
counts ~ ''' JOHN MAlELL
A., VI T., n fgea WI A. POND.
H. coa,ertco Nth the aboy, encouragement the under
iJ H. siiyn uartner in tbs late firm, tRto pleasure In
stating that they hayo THIS y omed new
SIIipe M d.. tke nrn Of NM A. POND Co.. All having
n,cbasa me goodwill OF tho old stand viii continue the
business all ita former details at No. si' broad",y
Ih, rY...or pat valuable catalogue aud by FAR the
LAGER poporticn Of the ensye stock Of Plareort. Ma
, Iartrumeni Shee, Music and Musical Works belonging
20 tho ase hm transferred tho subscre who invite
the continued patronage OF theig friends aud the public
Wv WV A. POM
New.York Jan u, 1909. JOHN MAtEbi|
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TRUssEs.-MARsH IL Co.'S Radical Cure
TKu.. Office No (under Astor Housed opposite
the chueh No wh,eyef with other Truss
| Onicn O A frmas attends I.atlrs,
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Bns,ness Notices.

NEGLECTED COUGHs AND COLDS.
Few ere Of the importance of checsnsa Cough or
common Cold In It, ssgej that which in the beginning
would yield mild remedy If neglected soon preya upon
Nh, Lungs, Bxowss BRoScHAL TRocHEs or Cough Lozen-
g.s afford Instant relief
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paurth Ward Republican AssociRtiOn.-,A Eegn
L., N"nhIv M.,tiux OF above A,sociatioA VII D h'i
nj cIue.dsy1 ENENlSG Feb TO- 1859 AZ o'c.ocS p H.
At Li,sdouar,ers. No. 334 Pearlrt ..,.. 49,,
WILLIAM PHAIR sscr..,,i,s
(y.NlsTTT BELL, !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-14

Thai Ladies' have Tor RELIEF fiOm The Euppression AZ
those PERIoDs which, II Kept up according the calls
OF Nature, viii GUABAhTEE TO TEEN the fullest
moi regularly experienced, will oduoe MISERY and
D. ath, AID is that first Of all Remedies for Diseases
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
Accounts received to night say all re-
ports to the effect that General Meade has
been superseded are unfoundej, at least
up to a late hour last night.
General Meade day before yesterday
forwarded his report Of recent movements
south of the Rspidsn to the War Depart
ment. Itis confidently believed it win be
satisfactory to the Cabinet. His late ret
rcgade movement is fully Endorsed by al
most every officers of the army.
Special to the times:
The Army of the Potomso will be imme-
diately recognized g Isde larger and
and better than it ever has been st any
former period. Its shief command will
probably be rendered to either Hooker or
Thomas. 1t is believed that Thomas would
prefer remaining whero hs is. Hookers
reputation since the battle of Lookout
Mountain stands higher than ever, and he
is considered here by some ss the next
Commander Of the Army Of the Potomac
The present Corps Commanders, with one
exception, will be relieved.
Private adVices received here, to o-day,
from Richmond say that the present ses-
sion of the Confederate Congress will be a
stormy one. The question of reconstruc-
tion will be fesrlessly presented to the
Southern people by the conservative mem
bers from North Carolina.
A great many members elected on the
"last ditch" platform are said to be secret
ly in favor of the policy advocated by
North Carolina conservatives. Joint res
oludons will soon be introduced taking
strong grounds in favor Of reconstruction.
General Ca field will probably be Chair
man Of the House Military Committee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-14
LOCAL MATTERS.
From saturday Evenins's RdifiOu.


BABIES BELOW PAR.-Some nights ago
blushiDg babe, whose eyes had evidently
opened on this sad world for only brief
period, was deposited in front of the house Of
(" swate son of Erin" in this city. Such a
deposit naturally presuppOSss a romantic and
antecedsnt tale. There was tale. We un-
fold it.
1t seems then that our Hibernisn friend
had been united few months previously in
the holy bands of wedlock. For some rea-
son, unexplained and ins1plicable, Hymen
did not bless their union. Their conjugaI
life was unhappy. These twain, which had
become one, became two again, and our
youthful hero returned to the maternal roof.
Time rolled his cycle on, and presently this
babe was born, and offered as free gift to
its lawful parent. Lawful parent couldn't
see it. Lawful parent rushed frantically to
the police station, and applied to Marshal
Frszse for writ of habeas csrpus and two
policemen to take the babe away. The Mar
shall majesdealIy refused to interfere in the
family difficulty, and the lawful parent de-
parted in sadness.
Matters now remain IN stata qHO-and the
child in the care Of its father.