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The New York herald., 1863-12-14
TIE Reported Commss.ioues from North
Carolina.
10 THg KDrTOR or TuY HERALD

TBg KDrroR or rng HERALD
report In circulation yesterday 10 Washington
and this city that peace commissioners their
way from the rebel government 20 Washington, 10
treat with President Laooln snd Congress
Such assure you no, thu fact But the fac, is
that North Carolina has appointed Commissioned who
are probably their way to Warrington Our gov.
snmsnt treat with States but not with the called
Coufedorate government. There vide difference he.
tween the rebel government sai the s,stes their
individual capsctytne latter have always been recoy
nizsd the former never.
II the North Carolina commissioners are veil received
by President Lincoln and Congress. commissioners from
other Southern states Will follow rapid succession and
national convention w be proposed TO settle all questions
North Thus you sec peace and the Union will
be restored
This is no die fancy though, o, the writer but IL
from one who knows, sad who has just come from the
south UNION.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

wind set in. which gradually increased, and on
Sunday morning was blowing gale. causing the
tide TO rise unusually high. and flooding large
number Of cellars on the East and North rivers
doing considerable damage. No material damage
to the shipping has occurred. The rear portion OF
the new ferry house at the South ferry, now IN
process of construction, was blown down, and
the iron OF which it is composed was broken into
frapments
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
THE PEACE RUMORS.
~~>~-.-~o-~N>~~-ry>-o~-
Reported Arrival Of Alexander Fl. Ste.
phens at Fortress Monroe.
81, E. ->.~o,.0..y--~-.~o~<l.,I IHl ct A
Another Statement Respecting
l.. Peace Commis siouers,
ksos ke-s kos

WAsmNorOs, Dec. IS, 1863
Tho Chronicle odsy Publishes rumor. which, though
II unable 10 verify, believes tho tcuth BY 40 means i'm
probable TO ths effect that Alexander H. stephens and
ave others had down 10 Fortress Monroe under
flag OF truce with proposals OF peace that they asked
10 DO received in their ocia' capacity Commissioners
from the Southern confederacy that their request
refused but they informed they would be listened
10 only A. private citizens from Southern States Inquiry
made this morning IN quarter whore such fact.
existed, would probably DO known. but nothing was
obtained conGrmatory OF the runior. n any Commis.
sioner or persons acting by authority OF tho rebel gov
ernment made visit 70 Fortress Monroe. 1t was upon
another subject namcy-the exchange OF prisooecs.
which, Tor certain reasons more probable than the
rumor IN which reference "a made
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

BOAsrs AND PERFORMANCES his late re-
port Secretary Welles takes great credit to him
self for what the navy has accomplished under
bis administration. Wherever they have had
the opportunity aud the means our gallant
officers and sailors have undoubtedly done ell
that could be expected Of them But il is just
because the Department has made a blundering
use of the enormous resources placed at its dis
posal that all this self-laudation becomes neces-
sary. Our navy, we are told, agsbers at pres.
ent five hundred and eighty -egb, vessels,
mounting four Thousand four hundred and
fortythree guns. And yet. with this i'm
mense force, We are unable to capture the
three or four rebel privatecrS which have
inflicted such vast injury on our commerce
left undone by the Department is no consoIa-
ton for it, omissions. Out of the large addi-
tons that have been made 10 our navy since the
war began more than e-third will not be
permanently servicesble as part OF its regul ar
organization Had the money expended on
them for the benefit Of contractors and creatures
Of the government been spent on vessels Of the
requisite speed to capture the rebel pri-
ya,ecrs we should not only have saved
large amount OF money, but added to
the navy class of vessels that are urgently
required Secretary Welles is compelled to
admit this fact in the remarks which he makes
about the necessity Of our building vessels Of
greater speed. 1t IS only now that he wakes
up to a consciousness OF the shortcomings Of
the Department in this regard, although for the
last two years the HERALD has been constantly
drumming them in his cars Had he acted on
The pressing recommendations made to him there
would not be now rebel privateer left on the
ocean. II II too bad that the country should
have to pay thus heavily for his obstinate dis.
regard Of the advice rendered him; but as he
has at last got his eyes open, il is to be hoped
that be will act promptly On his newly ac.
quired convictions
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

The brig Palma, Captain Ellis, at this port yes.
terday, furnishes an interesting news report from
south America, dated AZ Rio Janioro the Gath OF
october. Pcrnambuco the 7th, and Rio Grande del
\orte the 10th Of November. The liberal party
Brazil had complete triumph at the recent
tons. Its members advocate regular commu
alton by steam with New York. The Journal
' Brazil states that the imperial princess, the
hcrcss OF the throne, is betrothed 10 the Arch
duke Louis Victor OF Austria, brother OF Francis
Joseph-her second cousin. II is said that Gen.
Webb, United States Minister In Brazl now adyo.
Gates in government circles the establishment OF
line Of steamships to New York. Rev. J. G.
Fletcher aud Mr.. Headc, on American artist, had
been presented to the Emperor of Brazil Cotton
md sugar were high in the Pornambuco market,
with a scant supply Of sugar.
Succeeding the recent cold snap, our city and
vicinity have beeh visited by a mder temperature
OF the atmosphere, and rainy, foggy weather. At
aboVt midnight Of Saturday a stroDg southeast
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
Oar special Washington Despatch.


Very little crcJence haI been given hero 10 the report
that commissioners their way TO Washington
with proposals Of peace from tho rebel suthor,es nor
has occasioned any great degree OF conjecture in the
minds Of those who Deeve IT, Tar tho results OF
such effort concerned No commissioners
proposals from tho civil authorities at Richmond
be received here such step would be elu soient
70 the recognition OF tho rebc government Whenever
any simiiar proposIton may be made by the military
leaders, authortles may receive them but
be allowed TO enter our lines unless emanstng from
rebels This has beea ths policy OF the admins
traton the oubreaK OF tho war. and tbere is
foundatoo ror tho belle; that soy departure will 10 made
from It.
II has been suggested thai dspi,hoas from any o, the
States, such. pron,rns terms u subnisson
structon ght be received, the government could
with proorety deal With States who weary o. the
var. w. for instance, North Carooi sboJid hi 10
make proportions 20 abandon tina ooafederacy ani re-
enter tho unon there n,thios the constitution
past policy Of government TO prevent the reception Of
their commissioners under 6as o. truce
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

TuE WAY roC,Tus rsK BIoCxa,s RJSSsss
II is a remarkable fact that while 40 many
blockade runners have been captured recently
vcsy few Of them were taken ~ a regular war
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

MBLos GARDEN, broadway. MAGIC JoKE-FAIRY
CiRCIE.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

NEW BOWERY THEATRE. Bowery-DoG OH
SgoAH Caoss-PAUL CLHFosD-JoLLY CoBBLS.I
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AoADEGY or MUSIC. Irving Place.-gHE GERGAH
OesRl-rHE MAGE FLUTE
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

sRYArTS' lIINSTRELS, Mechanics Hail. 472 Broad.
y.-kImosIAE SONGS. DANCES, BVRLEsQUgs. 6c.-JEEAEs
nnnA
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

BowERy THRATRE. Bowery.-JAog sHEPPARD-MIs.
TLEroN BoyGu-TICxET or LEAYE
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BAREuMS MUSEUM, observation-disclosures GIANT
GTANr GrRI, GIANT Box LILLUUTIAN KING. DC. ~ ali
hours TicKFr LEAVE MAE-TKNANr oE THE ToAB.-
Afternoon aud Evening
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway. --LADrEs BEwARs-
EASY SHAyING-YANKEs LEGACY.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

wALLAoxs THEATRE, Broadway.--EosHDlLL
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

WOODS MINSTREL HALL 5ll Broadway. -ETHrorIAs
yGs. DANCES &c.-YoS HAM-BUGs MEsAGkRR.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

Man
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
pn-scuxcrs Arrived.

IN ''oanhip Persia from Lfrerpooi ra oneen'forn-hr
D. Torranc M,ss Torrance Mrs Aee children and 'eiv
ants .rs Thomas. Miss Thomas MT and Mr.. VooThie. end
eiid. Ms. Reynolds, Miss Weston Miss Clapnian, Mis-
Mairy. Mr.. Potter, Mr' Paine ard d,ushtr Mr and Mr..
h. st,nhart rr and iir Il. a. Wade apd servant Capt
Foefse Mr Whitaker. Nr. ard Mrs Hendysle Mr.. T. de
PesiIe MI J. &. Hare. MIR A. Rodiigur' Miss de Pesre
Nr Char.s Caro- Ar. J. S'einltr Mr and NJ. '" Palmer.
Mr. a. Heron. H. B Collier. Mr.. Htcheoek aud SON w,
" m Paine and son, Mis- Mc ntocs Miss Collier NJ, VI
ssl1man Mr.. r. Moron Nr Layton, Mr. T. saas J. h,ng
Mr r. Howe ir Mr. Cosswell Mr.. kob'r',, Mr asd Mrs;
Ave, Mr. znl Sir. Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle MI and
Mr.. Jsnsc soB aId servant Mfs Kubtris, Mise Hotsi's
Nls Desf Mis- stusr Nr. sni Mrs. Morris MI and Mis-
q N. sber-f Mr.. e. O. Sheffield, Mr.. W. Wall Ar Land
mann Robert Ernst Pedro i.rs, T. r. Van Coulbroy'h o
Hand }. ". DoArc Mr.. Reynob M. Bun,reiii Miss de
Tcry Nm, de Terry Ms lie Terry and sister H. SieVe
o. " Jone, Mr neCre.ry Mr.. schwartz, j. Cads el'
Mr Guterr-l SIR Wyrnan. Mr. Msese MI; oetiy N.Y. J. a.
farr and r., nj Nr Mcis,l -Ad son l. y Osborne H. -
Wallace l.. IS Aru.trros - de Ioynsr Mr. .uihh.ri. NJ
Bucs ham, Jsms. :. Farlc. Mr. Hsin.nann. Nrs Nrsh'
Mr. Todd A. Oeeuel. ;. a. M.rsiy; Mad de Ly'oh d
two servants. Mf S.dls',ty Mr.. De.ans-. MI and mr.
wsnon. nr. and Mr. For, Geo PsIksr. tli: and ".n
Iensy Mufdock e. D. Colsan and son, "m CToak'ey' W.
J. Thornton . -,
Ia neamsA,p Creoir from Ncr nElodn'-P Mayer JOIN
McfS.bss atd wife ". Quail o. p Da'is }. p -andi. T.
Heimrn NJ. lBcsn ssi. Geo Bishop. q L'wi. w. han
cok. Il. Mccormick, Com W.is. L. > H"y' B. H. .hsp
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
Number Enhteen the property purchased By the Comp
trols1 n Nnmbef Eight. and half Stone street.


trolsl u Nnmbtf Eight and Sbaf Stone street.
Which was adopted By the following vote, Wis., .
Afrma'iveThe President, Aldermen Henry. Hal, McCoo
Reed Chip Hardy Mas,erson. Ouiwel and fari~y-ls
Report nf Committee Sewers OF Board OF Councnmen
with resolution the receiving basin
shngf streets under III. diieon OF the Croon hqne
duet Department and that the accompanying oidiance u.ic
for be adopted
Which was concurr.d IN by the following vote. viz ,
Afrmnt'r,Ih- President AidermsD Henry. Hall McCoo,
ChI p kyers Hsdy, Ma-terson, Farley. and Long-lo
Report N Committee Fire Depatn e ~ Board OF Conn
clmnn vi resolution that the STREET tomns oner b. d
Tecied 70 sdyer. for proposals for building new hose
rage Tor ihe o Hose Company number Thirty ne mo
sane To b" similar In all respects 10 the one now IN use oy
Hnse Company Number Thirty eight
WI ich was rr,d in by the following vote, viz:
thfmaiive-Aldcrmen Henry. Hall. McCoo Reed Chipp,
Nj rheii hseTs Nasi'r.on. Ani FaTey-9.
Report o Committee Roads IN favor of adopting rssol
ton thai TIA. egrb ald gutter stone, IN Fyseconi stree. D.
tween tue seventh and Fg ay.ues be set and reset whea
necessary. and the seval be- aged their full width
where no. already done under the direction of h" street
Commissioner and that tie accompanying ordinance therefor
be- adopted
Which was adopted by the following vote viz;
ihrmatiy. Aldermen Iiriry, Hall, McCoo Chpp Nyers
Handy, Nasi.rs0n Farley and Longs.
kpait of Committee Sewers ia favor OF adopting rssoin
zion that with the nscessary receiving basns md
cuyers be- built In nj street, nciDs at the
wesiciy SIDE Of Brodway and extending TO sud connecting
with The IN Seventh under the direction Of the
rotor Aqueuc Board and that the accompanying ordnance
tlereiof be adopted.
Which wa. adopted By the following vote, viz:
Aliimstivr-Ald men Henry. Hall, McCoo, Chpp
Mitchell Ryers JeerDis, Hlidy Mast'Tson, Farley, and
Lons-ll
On motion The Botri adjourned.
And th Chairman pro te announced that the Board stood
sdIonrned until Monday heat. 2d inst. at O'Clock p m
ID. T. VALENTINE, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
A6rlxNi.

s,.,m.hip r.r.. Dbl Lott. Liverpool 7,h Inst snd
-, -, t 49,. :, ~, o. ns. " of the ts.lrt
sEehsnsod nslt .sna' "rs ..,n.aig VlynP.. 9'a'a r
81. ,t.ir borud l. .up;-oe g. be the city ~ N,w ORR
lil - a. la - ~ al ~ ~ p si passed b"s Counei
si.ln.hip c,o~ Thomp.or New Orleans ib cotton and
r.,. Lssisn nepsiens Co. LIpcrisneed strung head
sh,, JOIN ssr,r.in lIl.n, Johu.on, Hamburg a da,'
D., I'D ~ psss. 10 H. ~ slo"rsn fdsr De So,.h
q. passage Lss hsi tine -sirr Fouf deaths shi 'e
bk. orIrr. 90 tie pa.sasc ls lat. 4, 2; ,l 10 81
rs.'rd Brsm. bsf. Leouns 'son Br-nen far Ne~-fois
,dsy, oct. IS 1t - Is l'u 30 passed Ham BARK
buI WeIn. Bi.ncA.rt ss~-orsAi. % dsy' 'us'r 10 r.
n.r. Roe s'enehl MasmAn. ouid.ouPe "a d.y' ballast
ma Irrur tAu. Ps-,h Mo Iarsro 70 day. coffee 70
usses sril FfAnshiad.. oct - Aib-fu Jrllch late
a.isI While In the u catching dolphin fell overload
ls Cisnfuc-o. Cole Cleufucso, 10 d.y' srGr TO Pom
nA-t Henry Trowbddre lof Se~ risvs0, DuH'le Bsrsa
zoe, Oc ~ nioasss, to II. TTowbrds'' Sous Q! hew'
Hrt uyis lof msi.nd N 81. Glare. Demarnu % days.
ir' o.,. taf iisLlI) wnson C.ge Hsy'lrn s,h inst,
Iosv oos Brett son 20. Lrs oosaets. Eoia Eo'ion'
sehr sors Jan. ,of BermuaAl. Eecls. Bermuda days.
srhr. " m II. liowe Harris. Phlsd,phlA for New-Bed-
hr Hawaii. ingrah,m. S~vtrk for Weymouth
Sthf D. l.. Hswley. Bobby ihisd,lpAis Ia Norwich.
sehr J. T.. Asar. tAss Philadelphia for biid;rpon
scirM II Miain Gadaine flIabeihpor for BRISTOL
s,hr Bolivar. Adams. rhs.,pha for fsli RIVER.
sehr Rryrulr Candy fti'sdelphia ~ Providence
scbr franslia Belle Robinson, ocorsoio~n. d. C., 'or
> fr' Lon Ro.. Sorfot day, wood % A. c. Ravens
SER Mary A. lvons W alton, Chlncooasue wood TO A. C.
seT lame. NJ Bsyle.. Thomp'on Georgetown. d. c., for
Proviielc' -
sir frsnri, Ellen. Roniou, foT Boston
sshf Hrr.ch.l Bridal. Srv bern day-. ballast.
Str nch.rI Hl. smith Phi sd"lphis for froyidence
scLf. W-lconls H. Boobc CTs~loIi, OooSs,tosn, d. l.,
days .oul
s,hr fIpedIio. Beobe, fliiabelpoI, Tor Fall River
siesn,r ud.on tu. s. Lautporl Alexandra ~ hours 70
n ; Cusr,rmast.r. -
stslm-r SEQ Gull Kenny Providence. md'e 10 Edwafd
Bynusr
Steamer Fanny Cadssladef. Person baltimore nd'" 20
Nn. DslIel. -
si,.ef Anilrsci.e Jones, Philadelphia mGs' &c to LopSr
kift ystrick. -, a,
sis.uer Lance, ~. 8 transport Greenwood Newbefn n
C. days. p,ss. 10 a. :. QuaIt,Ina.t.r
steamer Miur.ota, CAfeit. baltiui1r-.
Steamer Decatur fU y. transport, tsrso. Warrington d.
c. 10 ballast 90 [. 5. Qususrna.tsr
Si,sm-f Adnifa Dupont ~ :. transport Wood, Charles
ton usi l6ih. u p. ~ 10 l.. >. OunrrfmA.ier .
Steamer Enl IT. City ~. tran'potl BsIter, New.
OIesn. via k,y Wc.t .th, to u. s. QuaIterInssleg.
NlSD-Sunsst, y. and D. sht
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT on HEw-YORK.-....No'
Cleared.

etesu.lip-Coiumti.. Barton. Havana
shlr-J l.. Wheeler Gsfd Gssf0w.
Lsft.-s n Ou.on. Psrna'... tsrbsdces Bishop BIO
N,rl,usn Bfl sriiny Csla; InJonioosr 'Ansl hssno'
vich CsdI; Oos.I (i.m-i. hsasSr. london E'p'-"'
bst-f For, RoyA 49, ,,,,,
Iri-.-sr. Iud tBrl. ST. Joha. ~ b. Wm. Nichols,
smith E.Nl,nof- Helen fsorl Loh.ma RHvauA
Seboon,r.-John tor.yh. Eifs,s Washington Van Brnn'
jooa,ll Ws,hinsion Ne-d, Abbott. fofsown, kics-r'
.n " Ns,Aifgton, Bentley. saith Co. J-m-.io"n L.'9n'
iriis Por Roysl, g. y. Hnribui Co: 'Iohnc hh,h''
tior I.,,nr Johu Boyuiau Sous Julia lBr Par, jac'
nc. Z d brown Dsvifon fcr Royal; AHgnrs, e"soiy
P,ft,nouth Ill ~ W. B.ecocs, tIis, fhi-asi phiA
NJ s.r.ior fnrff... Ncuro~ J. Holmes. A,a, do.
Shops NJ. J...up J-s.up \ RI River
si.sucf,-Psirs Darcy, Beaufort Murray S.phe"
NJ, A po.rd,sn VairfDan Mas.iusion Ayusr @
ssnh Joaes rLl.a. DLl.. l. kesDy Thompson, Cupdih
IsLu0rs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
tASyeriiseraert.l
snerrnt contradictions of

The fallacy and transparent contradictions of
HENRY WARD BRKC HERS repc cd speeches In Fnfnd'in
reference 70 the obligations Of p,r-ona freedom in
Constitution and their iufous assumI ons in regard 10 the
legality Of slavery, tasey c9ncedng the vl point In
oyersy 18th tie Rbes hhud be denounced and tprobated
hy every m "A Of elsion NJ and Constitution See
heses peaches reviewed in the RIscPIA OF this weeA, pub
lisAe' 4 No. loI Wifaln.s'., and sod e.erywlerc
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
fAlvertieefucutl

4 RFAUTIrUL COMPLEXION, free from tan,
imTlcs end fcc1cs easily be procured by usng The
BsiN o. THousAND fLowERs" For shaving II is unsuT
passed j. competed ef pa oil honey snd either valuable
articles highly pcrluncd by It's own ingredients md when
sed ioT washing m h snd morne renders tie skn soft aud
whlle. and iIcc lIom aLoni.h. Sold by al DIugslstA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
1863. THE 1868.

PEHSsYLvASIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NTH ~ eonnee.ions ioIin,c no,,rr
TIE SHORTEST AND OuiChl>t ROUTE
ysoa fi,w .YoKs 10 THE tsiscifAL NEsrER> CITIss.
Seven trans daily nom Ne"N3iA TO ihlace.phia, via
New.Jer.cy and Camden aud Arboy Lines.
ALL THNOUUa TRAINS fOk ThE NEsr by THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-lORN f.iON THE
FOOT or COuRrLANDrST
by way OF fhedePhs the morning pss'eni's leave New
YORK al same ue ~ other routes s"nns passsnsvs
Al . 3. ui.. hour ~rr than other in,s
By way OF Allentown evening passengers cave a. p m.
arrive time Northern lne ia Chicago and 81
pons the Noril-He Cr.sine, Indianapolis Louisville,
Il. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati. and ali iaan
poists West with fewer ciisDg-s VI car.
Sleeping Car. without change run nom fhiaielphia %
Ptsbalgh $50 ln.cs ard Nelork TO lsbursh 49, ml-s
Sh.okins and saloon Cars on ATT trains
Fare IA. same other routes.
Baggage che Ned through. Itlrstfi Tee
sccufe tickets good until Used 10y lii,1urh
WESTERN LMlORA1lON.
The Pennsylvania Cel 'IA Company runs fulig rant
Accounodaom Line wh,N affords comfortable mode u
to so pases moving westward, ~ oA, La he
II iut. .....
BY this route ieights oi al de.enpaon' be forwarded
10 and la ,;! al! p p.eca. on ,' nso. E; ono hen1asAy'
ROAD DtEC l. or MY port tie gable tho
~ ct by steamers lgoiI Pittsburgh.
Tie rate. Il Freight g. and from any point In hs Yves b"
the Pes yisaia Central Aauad AL favorable
c sd oy other Railroad Compm.-. Merchants aud
nip itrus- uo transportation Of ieir tTr b TO ihs
Company rely win conhdelcc ou IL .po,ly tsan.t
LINZ STOCK.
frfners Spd b ilers IN Live Stock wl find hf a most
.dfths-''s fuulf 'Anacous lafds wei w4'ed ahu sup
ped i'n every c''niee. have been op'a.d 90 h.s '
and u c.ions. ad every attention l. p@d 20 men "ah
From lh 'Hr "hrr sin be found cytry eon.rnriee ios
iesdnr 'd y"sr, choice " oaceed of he fsbLApsi'-
tll.A, AEN -fORh and BALTIMORE NAAhEIo',,
=. ELLIOTT flsse.ser A.,lti 10 Nssoi mouse.
LEECu a Co, Fteish. Agsia., " ,,.n,
Ne. >AsiF lion-e 20 N9 spl,h " Iihaia -
MCDONtLD & BlSChoFf. En stAm Asen's,
ENoCH LEWIS. General Superintendent, A.tsSss.rs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
Advertisement
MME. DEMOHESrS MIEROR OF EASMIONS. =

Reside unusual amount and bant array Of splendid
rs'Tious and -1uch valuable iuoImaion durs " ?
Of dosrhbe lisaed Patterns furnished in the Winter nlh
hor comprising the beaatiiu interesting aud uabie
number vet issued. Now ready. Every lady mot eF md irF
aud dfessske should this magnificent Winter number
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
fklyet'ie,fueutl
N. .. iyrSr,'a Jrxsr ISnra

Ask your Grocer for "KEYT's EAST INDIA
COFFEE the hfn and best for fnuy Only
2c Ter pound Twice the strength Of Jevn w all s favor
Excellent for invrdr. See that No. lA .s St, ube Gen
Depot three doors from Grcnwichl is upon every pack
age. Ash for KKNTs' GToccrs supplied.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
ilveriissmcnt.l
Openinr Of Enrllsh kOYal Velvet and Brns-

.cs CARTsuSGs at NIRAa ANDtRsOSs ten spscious Sale
rooms, No - bowcry Low,u Three Ply and ln-ur
C.RPETs. hlso RUcs. MATS, MlTTrSos SHAPES, Dare
ana On CLOTHS teo to eighteen feet vide at reason
able I.ic.s- ~! goods are -lgfantc,d &
iu,lM ASDERsoys, No. % BeweTy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

ANDREWS THR RIoTER.-Just before the State
election the Copperhead made great ado in
iion the alleged removal Of Andrews the riote from
Fort Lafayette TO Fort Warren. 1t was charged over
and again that TIE Unoniss had caused his change
Of residence and dare not bring him 10 'rd because
Of them were implicated IA Lis acts Of riot and
treason. Again and again the District Attorney was
notified thai tho prisoner il snfe keeping ard n his
disposal wheneSer lie wished to Try him. Several days
ago the United States Marshal made application 10 the
Department a, Washington for Andrews that he might
b. Surrendered 20 tie civil authoTics when 70 HE
prse he made tie discovery that Andrews was at Fort
Lafayette md tho, he had not been remov I'd "a Fort
Warren at al Tie District-Aitorney was ycsierdny
notified Of the fact that tie prisoner was within easy
reach and he has made partial promise that If he can
find sufficient groand for commencing prosecution. he
viii proceed with the trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

The report of Mr.. Postmaster Wakeman's
death which prevailed in the city yesterday pre-
mature. Although for time very sick, Mr. Wake.
man yesterday much better and improving fast
can be expected. In fact he rode out with Mrs
NGkenan during the day
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

SUNDAY EXPRESS TRAIN TO A&BANY.-To
meet the demand ~ public trave! on the Harlem Rail
road route the managers have resolved TO run express
trains Sundays between This city and Albany, eay
Ing Albany at 9. Is a. m and Eew-York at 4 p p. m
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
UuTY ITEMS.
ru, ppoAuw,Y AMpHlTHRATKR. w Wallacks

ed Theatcr after going through divers vic'sstudes
has AZ last passed into competent hssds ana IN "s
u,oscut form of frstclass Circus bis nr 10 become
once moro a fayorte place Of resort the attendance
on the opening night Weinesd y vas very ise' ""o
Mo pcrformanceswith the e1eepooh o INV "'''s ano
speeches of the second ciown-weio ,"o '''. Vi 'ne
~, cha, have b,en seen in NewYork since the
..,n,o., aovs Of Nixon. The house has been
sAo,onsblv renovated and everything in the
order Of arrangements indicates both tho de'
siro aud the capacity on the part of the manage
reut to keep well regulated establishment In add
tion 10 the regular evening performances there will be
mstinees every Wednesday and Saturday provided for
Hhc special benef. Of ladies and children II is not
essary describe, in detail the equestrian gymnatic
and other exercises that make MP tho entertainment;
but take pleasure in stating that they in m
spects unexceptionabc, and that thcrc is place of
amusement in town which can more heartily recon-
mend 10 our readers.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

HALP MAsr-The flags of the Russian,
French aud Italian ships Of war lying in the North
River were at half mast yesterday morning. as marx
Of respect toward Russian officer WHO died last night
On board Of the Osaba-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

BOARD oF CoUScnMEg.-A quorum Of the
Board did not respond at roneal- Tie Board. there
fore stands adjourned to Monday at O'CLOCK, P. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
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rOEI-WAHuFNs' OfttCt No. iOl Wsll.st

FokIWAhptNs OfftCt No lOi Nallst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
s.cion of The passed p li 1857 entitled Az Act TO
K.oIsauu tbs NaTdeus Office the Poh Of New on TO
ali pcisons Interested m having charge Of no s"oIec'
msitrr II such inquiry examination of survey una, we o
loving yrssls under cranueion by the I9n ar
dens and that the ssd cy. examinations VIII be com
p,tr within ten day. next .ucc,.In. this notice on board