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The New York herald., 1864-12-21
The Navy.

SUBSTITUTES KoR THE NAVY.
Acironlsr mas been issued by the Assisan, Aajataut
onera calling TO the notice OF assistant provost
,has the following important order relative 70 lhe
lslmsnt or subst,uteg.--
NAVY DEPARTMENT RuvxAU Or FotrnYSrs,
WASHINGTON, Dec, 10, 1894
srryriyrvSpwvr NAVAL REcnuirsa OSyicn, INV Your
Sp-ffsreitsr you will not enlst any psrsUn q srt
sttuts Tor drafted man or one liable to be drafted.
sxcen, thcre shalt be presented received cerhoate
frnm Provost Marshal stating that suoh substitute 10
entitled enlisted In the navy. and 20 he credited
"a the dasrlc, named IN the certificate The OF
anbstisrte and priucipa always 10 be noted W The
Provost Marenas certificate sud wnen shsr Of these
wanted tne yssn 10 nos 20 be shipped.
Every saturday yon will send the COZ tnoate cf enlist
nen.s 10 this Provost Nsrshs and copcs c sne
this bureau A. N. SMITH, Chisf OF Bureau.
The same acldavis @ 10 nouliabnny 10 drdt win bs
required, ~ In The snl's.mentn tho army.
PROMOTION or p,sriseuisgEp ovrIosH.
The President has promoted cspialn Broomo, Of tho
Unhed States M~r'sec, to be major Csptain Broome
Ia oue or the Bsrtord's old ocers commanding the ma
Tinss In the squadron OF Admiral iassnt during AL the
brilliant exploits Of the Old salsmseder" on tns MIA.
slssppi captain Broone has been twice wonndsd wn,s
attached TO tbe flagship Hsruesd. capsiu Prcome a.
present commanding thA kasaA ~ kassd Cty
havu rAed. bhAeA
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tho last cali OF the President for three hundred thoosas0
men and the prospect Of nng the qnots N the soanys
Bouoiss have been paid for three weeks and no Pro
sress has, therefore, been made in recruiting, whch
owing 10 the scarcity Of money caused BY Tho facs "a
the Supervisors willing pay than six per
cent interest on their bonds As funds could be raised
n that rate Of interest. the following rssousoas. sa
horizng the sale OF seven per cent osrsd
BY Supervisor Osborn:-
hereby directed vdsposs bonds Of mo county aushor
" w'1 .Ts passed =. 'f sSsy 81 o.
sssedas fo s ps,msn ps, s Soan
By he Boansy % Goamss sy Of f0 mi. %s S - %s s es
.%s $ . 70 se order for The q rel
us ;s, h. s s Gs.s r. s. ,aa 10 g. any
county and the County Treasurer hereby directed ID
e % .sa
Resolved fhs, he rrsssnrer Of Kss county airss;sd
g I.es,y. from esrporsIions adsidssi. io.ons
IN may necessary purposes
issue proper oercass 81 indshtsdss: hsSfsr Sssr,ss
ass no 10 m er cen, per :.iS ss
at par bearing interest the OF cent PED
Resolved That the mentioned osrneass Of tadsss
edneas be in tho usual form.
Supervisor GROOVE spoke In ospnsition TO the res0
utons and contended mat money could not be raiscd
at ~ per cent, could not be at seven per cent. He
moved 10 amend by striking out that of the nrse
resolution which provides that bountes shall os paid v
substitutes.
Supervisor BLOOM made m nbe speech in o osition q
the views Of General Crcke contendsd that every
induccnent 70 ~, The present. quota should be givsu
money coult not he cent u would do
harm 10 Try what could be done at seven per cena
Supervisors KIRBY OsnoRS, HERMAN and BOoTH 50 ko
in the resolution Supervisor LnTlS favored aQ
Adjournment In order 10 discuss the matter thorS
oughiy, when NJ length the amendment OF SuporviE0m
Crooke was put and lost, by ayes 10 10 nays. y
The original resolutions thcn adopted by vote
OF 10 ayes u nays
There considerable interest In relation 70 tho drafq
jnst ordered and may be satisfactory to know how The
county stands 10 regard thereto The quota tho pro-
vious draft was I, 700 upon the call for 500, ,e0q
troops. Upon the snme basis the number SOW roS
quired win be something Goo THIS far there b
surplus credit this last call OF 732 The
credits follows up 10 tho lst inst BY wards aud
towns, In the Second Congressional dislrct:-
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views from the Gulf.

arr MOCK Aps nusSsRs CAPTURED ON rHn SnxA4
coAsr--cosvsAaRArrors AND rssfLsH0s Al
esIyuros-rns PEzs MONEY OF NOZZLE sArl
gTc. Aa4
Nxw oraaS-, Dec IS, via cano, Dec. 20 1894
ADVICE. from the blocsadns padrcn on ealvss,oa;
..a,s that during shs ending sh ns,ast, sx oock
ads runners were captured on the coast of rsxasy
rno repor, Of sAs capture Il the steamship ssuess =
discredited.
Two large frss recently occurred 81 Galveston Tn9
yellow fever prevailed a Galveston asrmnsy, ana 10
m orsslty was very great.
Tho prize money Of Mobile Bay smosnts 70 one years.
paw ior every man engaged In tho Och.
Sugar, ,2aa 2skoj nolassss. 81 s2ahsa NO uAss
aAl,cna In eouoH@
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Police IntelIiRense.

RorMSG CoAL OvvIcE--rhe coal once Of Inwtber
Brother Third corner OF Inireth street,
entered on Friday night and tho iron safe robbed
contents, containing about three thousand dollars eve
hundred and Eve OF which In bills and amps, tho
balance checks and notes. Notwithstanding the ofco IN
lett entirely 10 view from the outeide, and ras
burning all night, In OF the most public thorough.
fares In the city, the burglars were able 10 break rene
glass gain admitsnce They must have been pro-
pared with false keys. 40 the rate wns unhurt and
Sgns Iex of hting keys the premises. No clue has
ye, be-u obtained OF the robbera Is only
tho other Once c Messrs. lowtber Brotber Al Ma 12o
wss, Eleventh street. was sntsred and they nave two
or three times had their saics blown OPEN.
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The Press Despatch.
HzApouARTuRs. Army Op TIM n

nHADVUAkrSRs, AHhs ~ THS rUluMAt, !
Dec. 49, 1864. !
There little oS interest report from this army,
eonaadsrs seeming be waiting for the result Of shsr
mans operations ~ we'll thoss of tho ices which
lately sailed from Fortress Monroe.
sssA deal &C heavy airing hss hssa going Al ths
DutcA Gap canal during tho past few days. 80.
In front sf Petersburg the enemy, day or two ago.
opened new hundred poundsr gun and havs since
been ndus!rousiy engaged in throwing shells sthe rail
road trains ~ they pass certain point OF the road In
full view their gunners but they have dono damage
whatever tbey likely 70 do anless they show
more ACCURACY thah they have doae 90 far.
This morning . salute OF hundred gums fred In
honor Of tho great victory Of Thomas Hood.
The rebels suleny threw . few shells Tn reply; sui
they did damage
Last night the pckete on The right Of the line were
very active keeping up exchange Of compliments all
night.
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1QIb.
Adding forty two eus,ments since the las inss mule
surplus both districts saven hundred and
leaving nearly four thousand stll 20 raise.
Should the draft take place until The 00piraSSoo q
Hfy days. II will be necessary 10 e0liss somewhere ah0e0
eighty men per day meantime 10 avoid dral
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rhs Drass IN Hr,ossvu.

pouwTrss FOR VOLUNTEERS AND sUBsrfrur
ssvEN rsR GENT BONDS TO BE issusD-ris ou"Ta
LISTED, Erc.
rsgusr meeting os the Board o. Supervisors was held
ias, evening sud she mos, prominent sosocs which on
ssns> alssnAAoa n No neabsSs vas w psAaih~ "
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M e XII o o.

Reported Defeat OF the ImperiaIisss ~
ChiiIafa-Prohabls Abaaaonmen Of
Acapulco by tho Emprror's Forces, SO.
SAs FRARcIsoo, Dec. 10, 1854.
The steamer Golden Age arrived from Panama yester
day morning with the mails and passengers from New
York Novenb,r %.
II was rumored al Acapulco when the Golden Age ar
rived there that the imperial forces, under General
vicaro had been defeated BY the liberals before Chafa
Juarez beeeged there BY vcaro and Alvarez went
70 bis relief.
Acapulco would probably BE- evacuated BY the French
on tho llih ioss. II was believed that the fort wM
mined and would be blown up Three French vessels
wers In port 70 sail fer Asxatlan with tive hundred
refugees Alvarez had assured foreign residents Of bis
protection but shsy we're afraid Of his ssdisrs and
preparing to leave.
The United States steamer saranac vas In port She
brought up Commercial Agsat Cole.
Pcrsonai InteIIIgencs.
rne Bostou fravelIr Of Monday evening says:--"we
informed that John B. Fitzpatrick, the we'll known
Catholic Bishop Of this diocese, seriously III. This
morning just alive, ana he may not survive unt
njghtfall. Prayers wcre offered In all the Catholic
churches OF this city yesterday for his recovery"
The funeral OF Lieutenant Colonel Z. NJ Sargent, Jr
First cavalry viii take place the Epis
copa church. Jamaica Plain, near Boston, at twelve
O'Clock to-day
The rcsignaton OF the Kcv. Ut. TaysOr M the S0utn
place Baptist church. OF Brooklyn was conmuu caed to
the church Sunday evening last the ground Of III
health DR.. Taylor 10, vc believe, the senior Of tho
Brooklyn pastors.
The officers of the Twenty second regiment Of the state
National Guard, nj meeting held on ine 9th Instant
adopted preamble and resolutions highly compliment.
ary - General Joseph Miller, State Inspector Geners
bearing testimony 20 his uniform courtesy, faNhuness
and martaty and tho important services that he has
rendered 70 Inc ora snizod militia.
Governor Buckingham sud II n Norton, OF ConnectL
JosepA poter and OBJ Abel, Of whitehall. Wsrd
n Iarpcn, o, Washington, aud A. J. Eager, OF flnos,
stopping at the Astor House.
u. II. Guld, John Ferguson, II. wlskly and J. a Fol
rom, OF California, are stopping at the Metropolitan.
lion. isaac N. Arneld and Dr. G. H. Ray, Of Chicago.
~ the So. Nicholas.
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Marine n mafrs.

Tho undsrsigred passengers on board hs steamer Ceres
~ Hartford. Conn sailing from New YORK 10 ror Roys
~ c. desous OF expressing our thanks sake this method
Of -pressnR eur grateful feelings Capt Sherwood
Tor ms shfnl inAraee nent o the steamer dnrns very
passage. Onr thanks due TO n john
SON. Esq ono Of tho owners ior hs enlemspI, dsror
ment and ksd attention 10 Ire lady passenger their chit
eren, snd al oar sso 70 all tho officers board for
civiiity and potrness Mclean, tbs
steward ho ostsi cd 10 Our
napsi heartfelt appreciation.
Algscd BY John N. hmes and lady, o. Osgood and
ADJ T. rsnniman and lady, >. q curts. J r sa,l~
H. n Crawford, L. u. Cranc Frank H. Barnard, w. ia
cobs Thomss W, bavts james q. sm,th, ". walter
Ks,ser, w aresssy, lames Lambert, John pender.
kmsy, Jeg cohesn Leslie s s,svsnsos, Il
Er. 2 x,ogr., NJ. 9 Rsad,cs .sa 20. ;cs ..: S,ss
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Board 0f Aidexm en.

The Board Of Adermen met yesterday afternoon,
Alderman Eastcrsou 10 lie chair.
AVENUE wAuRoAD GRANT vErorp.
Amsssage was received from BITS Honor the Mayor
vsiong the Avenue Railroad grant. 1T would he
proper" says tho Mayor, o overlook IN ,he considers
tiou OF the resolution the act relative railroads the
city OF Now York, passed January 30 1894. the
u,ion required the grantees 20 lay the track snd operate
,ho road. wond have no hesitation 10 regarding a.
ouonssisnt WITH tho act; but 40 merely grants priv
kge when the legislature may sancto modify here
after 10 s discretion, do not fesard tho statute ~
bar. IL has, no~evor, been suggested TO me
that tue propieors OF two stage having
general direct, aud tel mnaons the road Designed
10 by the resolution are not rcprsaentea
among the grantees " 10 ooiy equitable that tho pro.
presors OF existing stage Ines, which must inevitably
greatly diminish II not destroy altogether vsluo of
the privilege enjoyed by them and "a buiIdng pp which
they may have invested capital and sxpendsd uoh Time
and laborp
The message laid over.
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The Rev. Dr. winslow.

The death Of this celebrated American missionary ~
announced He died at Cape Of Coed Hope. 90 The 22d
OF October Mron wi0sow, ID. D., LII. H., was born in
vermont In 1882 had been rortynvs years In active
missionary service In India Both hrs brothers disn
gushed themselves-Rov Dr.. wnsow, OF the Sanitary,
Commission drowned IN the Potomac, aud Rev. Hubbar
WINSTON D. b. the author, who died last August. pr.l
winsiov established tho Madras Mission, and founded
the Madras College. OF which be ws Pres dsns He puos
lsbod various works. among which History OF Me-
soos. Hinls Mssiops translation OF the Bibe into
Tamil, and complete Tamil Lexicon, OF one tbousand
1uarto pages sixty eight Thousand words fpe lass
reckoncd the greatest literary achevoment cf any
American missionary, and cost Dr. WiDsos .vef tweny
years OF toll. lie o member OF various so'epuu0
bodies and soceties The University OF Camofdse oooH
ferred the degree of n. ID. upon n'm and New
college that OF III. d. Probably no Amercno sonoisE
made such scauiremeuts m E,sssrn pnno'osy -
Or wirslow during his haf century OF tc sne E.s
He had q large circle OF relatives ana u,eods MS
couptr, 10 The religious pubic his name nas bong oseQ
\ familiar sound and his memory 70 iossparaoiy ooa.
nccsod with the progress o. ovlhss'0" 'hS esfs''~"N
an nA
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Ctty Intslltgsnce.

Nessrs Sohuetze idolr estimate their loss At about
$4,000; insured for s3ooo 10 the Pacnc, Firsmsns and
New Amsterdam insurance companies The third noor
was occupied BY g. Rress as varpish shop, and g. +
Psll manufacturer or ladies' hat boxes Their oss 10
about $1,000. me froot building is occupied By A.
Rogers, dealer IN wines and liquors. loss 81 o00 To-
sured for $i,T00 IN the Park and S. Nisnolas
insurance companies The front md rear buildings
smed No ST, from, and rear buildiogs, occupied
on basement floor dance house, by Jake Rocme
Damage caused BY water and wall failing upon roof II
rcsr extepsiop Lss $780, Tho upper parts
oi both buildings are occupied by Henry Deremsn ~
m The Wauhsttsu Insurance. Corysny The bu,lduss as
owned ny Dr Glover. and damaged about f@0o insured
FOR 5000 W the bowery Insurance comnnny No W,
blding, occupied - adwcllng by WIN Belty aud
c. Franklin Tsr furniture ~ damaged about $500; IN
sured for 81 SEQ IN the New Amsterdam Insurance Com
psny rnc frort building occupied by Charles seubert
% dwet,,ra sud drn.inp saloon. ramsgo about 500
nsured tor vi Ct0 IN the arr Insurance Company. Nrs
Franks also occupied a sma sexar store al this
nuaser. which was slightly dsnsged by water
The BIO ldpc-, frcnt End rear, are owned by william
B.l,a p"nsc. about $500; Insured Tor :? 500 name Of
sso done 70 the hcrscshocns shop OF James hccoy No
1i9 spring street The cause o. the nre 10 unknown ~
present. Fire Nareha, Baker has the matter ander In.
ysst,gs,ion.
FIRE IN yoaxvurs About rme O'Clock Mondsy
night nrs broke out 10 stable, owned by Jossps P.
smpson, located 10 hghty.fcurth street. near Fourth
ana we: ne s:a With one
MurSr-The ship Mercury. Captain ssstssn, sailed
yesterday for Havro. and whss outside Of Sandy Hook
muts,cd and refused 10 70 IA the vessel
Tho pilot, spon giving orders, was dsobcycd and threat
epcd, ard upon tho Captain demonstrating hc at.
tackled, badly beaten and stabbed. The rhip was put
and anchored ~ Quarantine whsn hs revenue cut
at that station sent board boats crew and pat
the offenders In irons
Tfs RAzAAR eicx AND worrnvp sotpxSs, now
beIrs held Al tho Everett Rooms, Ia crowded daily II
will continue 70 the 22d inst,
ssArne1hsrs viii bs good skating on the FifsA ave
nue. pond to-day.
Psorusoa poRxxrs VIII give Tho ccsinx lecture of his
this evening al The Cooper istisu.e, and among
other experiments VIII soidr sad sssA's ear bsoio acid
~
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Lxxlxorou. Kv.. ~ so-Evea,,s


4 very important and Interesting combination move
msnt, IN which sns gunboats cooperating with the
army, reported 70 have commenced having ~ OBJ.
jecs the obstructpg Of the fords and lines Of
hoods forces the Tennessee river. the main Oh.
ject not fully sscured Hood Al least win seriously
perexed BY occasion Of To- and his army made 70 sustain
stil further heavy losses.
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