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dsushscr o. Maurice ana Mary sslvsD the 2ad year
owen John Patrick sullivan, are invited sseSu
sse user this trnersdsyl afse,no0s ,s,us eesvesn
,sG I,9 ssh lssl sSS Fly r. n,uss streets
ssAnRorI jams, eldest son o. h""' ANU ' =
The fr,ende aud relatives Of The family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral IRON his late reeidence
DowDOs street, this hursdayl m,ero 90 ~0 !;
SULLIVAN native Of KfurnouSa, county Kerry,
Ireland, in the goth year Of her age
invited 10 attend funeral this Thursday aftsrDoon
one O'Clock Der late residence, No. 50 Hamilton 81
sullivan in Jersey City, 90 Tuesday morning. January
&C. after illness, ANN SULLIVAN, aged 90 years
native o. RDss S 3, ~ ma %
specially invited 10 attend the funeral this (Ihusdayl
morning, from her daughters residence No. $50 south
soorr-Gn Wednesday, January 81, EDWARD soon a
native OF Northamptonshire, England, aged Al years.
O'Clock rom his se residence rnrd avenue, corner Of
Forty ninth street. brooklyn.
sIEwARr-on Wednesday morning, January ~ susAS
nonthe and 10 days.
The relatives friends Of the family are oy ted 70
attend funs from her late residence 200 Tenth
avenue This Thursday afternoon al three O'Clock
The remains win be taken TO Yonkers for n.ermsnt
SyAnsBS.-On Tuesday, January 70, GEORGE SrAiSsBY,
His friends and the members or HoeDlinden Lodge, Of
Free and Accepted Masons and the Order generally
his late residence corner Of York and Main streets,
Brooklyn.
TRUEx.-On Wednesday, January a, PETER IRrE., in
the b2d year Of bis age
The relatives and Trends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from his late residence 209
West Seventeenth street. His remains viii be taken TO
New Jersey.
Tums.-On Monday, January %, OF consumption,
LOUIS TURIN, aged 80 years, 2 months and days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence l42 Sands street,
Brooklyn, this (Tnursday) afternoon, at Two O'Clock.
English papers please copy.
WyNKooP.-On Tuesday evening, January 20, OF dip
iberia, FLORENCE PARKER WYSKoof, aged years,
months and days.
The friends and relatives Of the family invited TO
attend funeral from the residence OF her parente
South Bergen N this Thursday afternoon at three
O'Clock.
WEsr-M Engshtown, Monmouth county, New Ter.
eey Tuesday January 70, after short illness, VII
LIAM eldest son Of the late William West the 18th year
o. his age.
wAM.-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday, January %, after a
brief but painful illness, the Rev. l. WABz, 10 the S6th
year Of bis age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF his daughter
(Mrs j. L. slleck) ls4 Adephi street, this Thursday
afternoon, at two. clock
Philadelphia, Lancaster and Reading papers please
copy.
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scorA, Captain J1dkins sailed yesterday Tor
Queenstown and Liverpool
STEAMSHIP EACH, Capt Adams sailed yesterday for IA
srK.ssnr Cspors Capt Thorn pson sailed yesterday for
New Orleans.
snir ASA, Adams sailed from Sunderland Nov bound
o a aps e s on son' nov o. her
New York having LETT the ship In Sunderland account Of
saI, Gao II wAsnEs, Hubbard. before reported wreck.
20 or The coss, Of Ireland from DgedsSss NIB for
freigb, money for 1900.
. ssss seo1 IN Issue ss the
Ssdes q New Haven. We are pleased 10 say. was
1857 Of 10 ioas sr,SeS and owned N ssn,a
Cruz.
scum A,ris Knight from Portland for Havana pu IN
wpori 9th inst and reports dsrine heavy blow the
procure ssesta,s repair damages aud procesd " '''e
sr New
70. Ssnao s Ross about oe9cn koId.y afernoon,
10, q des And ssss Ssl.eos Ssfsor where
sheets and sSiis iib.
and ls so W 90 ssg Soard k. s
q cS. nee N.eonss. ss iscs ss.; is's va Ma
Jones. Falmouth. ecsp 100 VIII. Benz Gum nss Briggs
Bars Geeonds wnsov, NIB oil not yesorted. was a, Ia
ship sbaksrere, Re'd from SYofs Nov 10 FOR Gan Fran
reported but an error Wobshy the Asia froa Sunderland
for PorilaDdl. no date. 1sh "a N, lon 2gw
r0RSsgn Ports.
cArf ii,yrIrs. about Jar Ala port bark Williamson
Thompson, frum Phlsdepsta, dsg; brig Esempsf, from
Boston &c; scbr Vernon, from 81 John. do.
IrAoB., San t4-No vessels N uort
Nosrsvfpso. Nov ~ black dete)--In port ship Aher
man Nichols from Ellsworth arr 2Oth barks Teazer tLrl
and DometrIo. Fafio. for NYork. hG
PtRSusBuco Dec 2o-In port brig Mersey Ford, for Nev
yors, Ide SD 2ttb, BARR Hugh Bfrckbead. Oliver vaas
rsso.
RIO J.ssso, Dec SD Dan bark Lord Baltimore. Los
burg rYork,
,sgnIrls, Jan lin port bsrks Rowland. Lewis from
Boston Dec 20, Alice Tnreon from
tne Paamarto, Herrt, for DO days Queen the Ush
tbr), Harris, for DO 9th -
Gays ~ ''''' ''''' ~
Liverpool - " Ds 'V''i
- American Ports.
hOtiOt jan d-htr, steamer DeMony ssmr.on N.U
VNA1s w sS "es' - ns'A Africa. deudy, Bn,burtL
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

erssu,-0enAnDsR-0eW Wednesday,, Janua.y q, by
Nsv essvan n weston, HARRy BuRRml, j. 70 josh
s~Ss, daughter Of Q. y, oetrssNsr. Esq. No cards
hIscccK- CoIeAs-on Thursday, January Il, by the
nov Mr.. Doran, Joan n BApooCH, EsG. Of Albany, 70
hsss yuiiA A., daughter Of Dominica oolgan, ksq, OF
hooAlyn.
Csvvmp-vtyvS.-M Jersey CITY, N. j.. on Sunday,
January "a AZ the Church she Immaculate Conception
BY the Rev. y. sepez. Mr.. DwARD CAufKp TO MISS
Mana FtvHS both Of Jersey City
Kuirr-GuuoK.-MF Fort Hamilton, N. T., by Chare
~ OAssch, Esa, Tuesday January 70, FRANCIS KEEL
sxST - Ella NJ GpLic4, OF the Same place
OATS HAsxsIL--un Wednesday, January ~, III
Saes Ninth street, BY the Rev. william D. Morgan,
o. b. Tomas ochurch, Mr.. 7. FLETCHER OAKEs, OF
Session, 70 Miss ABBR r. HAsEEIL Of West Gloucester,
Mass,
RoHe--R ooEr-on Monday, January Is, At Newport
BY the Rev. DR.. Balch, Mr. O. d RoBs 10 hss WIN
GINA A. RoeET, daughter OF Professor A. Roget u INC
Naval Academy. -,
RuppEu-BiHToN- Brooklyn, on Wednesday. Jsno,
AIRY %, by Rev william Reid, Mr. GEoRGE huppniL1 '"
New York, 70 Miss ANNIE BERroN, OF broo.yEi
1BcANpKK-TAIsLpeE AT Sagua ia Grahoe, euvs, ~
Friday, February 20, 1so3 by the Rev Francesca hso
JAnvs NJ son OF the late Israel Augustus Iborndae, VI
Boston, AUGUSTA daughter OF The late James ansaSe'
ei New York.
Boston pagers please copy n,
The Very Rev VIM Stars, v. g. JOHN T. VICTORY, Of
Rrook)yn 10 KATE O., daughter Of The late George Mar
shall, ESQ, a New YORK.
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:: =: s:
Gan S,s saessr Sssss:.o. S S:- S,,ssn. ;s az
Az sS!p S1sI:s1; S.ri Burnside; brig PonseII "
BALTIMORE, Jan Mr.. sshrs Peerless. Psers son.
Earss,ss - ksssss;s slysr "a: Ss"ss src.Ss,: =,
n s ' SllsSsls s fcrisaoass Lucy S1ss sass
sSsSo A orsn Caleb @ s1a EGSa
SxIL I RTvES jan as-Arr sehr Mary Brewer. Perry,
AZ Is, sn,Ss ssa
cid for Eastern shore Md CID 2Sd brig Lucy Ann Cole
Fish Davis Choptauh River 10 load timber for Eastern
HOLMES, noLB, Jan %. rM-s,d schrs Quail Augusta
.ssis; Ss:y. ss;
.ss & T:sS sasi &c. 'ot &c: ss
ss sS0s ,s.
las s s ssras A. e. sc Rs een DO
aetOn Belfast for Do asye Wiley. Boston for snS'er
18Th PMSSsr brig EhaSsI Gary St Thomas for sos'Spj
Lindsey Parsons p 3 Se%comS Cen Banks Mary
Gage, Granite State Baltic. Quive Sarah Harris and
S-Ar, brig WIN Aasn Or w.d%sn CSrnwsI' i oT
Portland nhSn pnswse ssmore fo DO Hsena
Smith Boston Cor Port Royal &c: Agate do for Tanger.
iXIp the arrivals Of 10Th, and brig Ocean Wave;
KEY WEST. Jan AT brig: D5nIsi, Henry NYoIs
sS e
s sS1 and Kep S
barks Boynton Mitchell Philadelphia via Sabine Pass
RsD. s cGs s er
Coming up ships g Duncan, Berry, from Boston; Anna
s%;e bourne @
CEN az % om LsS
g Minis sT s.r r0 aS pr Gs S% Vera
lowed down . sea ilth, bark tycoon.
NYo,k, CID bark Rose Pool Ireland Man. NyOTH
r.
%
anATr brig SansaoG Davis Boston for SYors essr
i: sS a:.s 8
%an Young f aI for Sy"rt Peerless Knowes Pev
ns
S,s.; r: asss
h6SboS t ssNAIr ship SaIraaans.t, Hamu
Eaton Calais fog rSsdsipSis Jane. haskell bangor
Aurora, Williams. for DO Sid schrs Susan Edridgs,
MAyES Ia s rGs s. w.
dies: Ellen Louisa. NYork Gertrude, do:
sss s
e Her
rck, and Laurel FOss, Boston; woodhOa:e. Thomas,
phsmia Brewster Nyors steamer Dudley Buck Harding.
Aexandra 10Th. schrs White Sea- Lee NYork: Barnard.
iS,h sc1 ysers wlsey and Eat. Field Aep New
KS o Ie RoD a 9s hGs
ss,Ss " r.: Psass
SS.Sss calise; ana SHARP MsyssS. Rescue Kelly
ssss ss's @ sSs. S ss.. s.s
Key or
ss!sST. :ss%.A,g Norman Baker, Boston; supply
ss Rse H lnGs Cam s aS
ma Ss' ssa E9 Orange Bay Js sarah Lar,sn
esnsas L:ndsE.p Key West fSSy Ths,,sT cSons: sS
Bainhsm Tho fbcrn!on new Orleans Mssn. wsi.. New:
sit for 10. n fns via SsS &
ssa
lsF S
sTs e ,Ss ns "ev sS1 o
" Simmons Godfrey. Providence; Hammond, Higgins
WORK; Emma L Day. Hackney. NewbeTn: Jonathan May
Cobb. Key West
PORTLAND, Jan 23-Arr brigs Torrent OBJ Montgome
Cardenas Essex Balm Philsdelnhia schr Lucy Drew
Wakefield Chesapeake. Cid steamship Hibernian. Balan
tine Liverpool schrs Henrietta Mesefyy. Alexandria, Pre-
sident, Snow. NYork
A so sd. brig Monica. Phillips Turks Islands. cid
schr Juniata Paiten, Beaufort, sc.
zth-Arr bark Lizzie Treat Miner, Mlbridge for New
York schr windward Partridge Cardenas steamer Locust
Point Hoffman, NYoTk CID bark Cushing Colcord. Ma.
brigs Prentss obbs Ellis do vineland Br) Brit
tin do; Renshaw, Smith Havana Stella Gooding. Vera
Cruz. Sid bark La CgueDa; brig Nancy Locke and
others.
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CORPORATTON NOTICES.

THE COMMITTEES ON STREETS or THE BOARD or
Il Aldermen will meet Thursday, the 18th inst. AZ
nclock n the chamber q the Board 10 consider the
ar, ect OF improving the present pavement in broadway
Pa plans will pcsse present them 10 the con
msA al interested are respectfully invited 10 attend
the mss, ng without furii or notice,
S ; S5'ssf $ $ssbI S'''' Com ." s''r'',
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CEO REwARD-roR THE APPRRHENsIoN AND
spCO conviction OF those persons who demolished the
picket fence front OF house last night the 2h
AZ about the hour OF half eleven S23 each for
the leaders IN the outrage their conviction
HENRY y. W. 7. BLACKWELL.
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GRAND INDIGNATION MEETING.
" meeting Will be held al the
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Thursday evening January Is at O'Clock by the cii
Of Hoboken and vicinity TO express their with
regard TO the manner In which the
HOBOKEN FERRIES
conducted Every citizen VII feels himself -reved Is
respectfully invited 10 attend BY order Of Committee OF Ar
rangemeuts
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Maiden lane
c100 REwARD.-sroLEN FROM NO 80 MOTT
plOO street eleven hundred t.i00l dollars United
States Bonds tn rd seres-one thousand a COO dollars
No 46s63 $50 No ll.el2 and $50 No. li,sa The above
reward Will be given TO who brings the above
bonds 10 gf Division street New York aud questions
asked. Payment OF the above bonds 10 stopped
@E00 REWARD STOLEN. FROM NO, 80 MOTT
DCUO street, late on Thursday night early Friday
ng Safe containing the following 20 Bonds
No f563 for s100 No 1914 for 500 No H. 9i3 for SO;
Bank Books of the Bowery Savings Bank OF Cham
bers street Savings Bank one OF geecker street Savings
Bank; Gold Watch and Chain. Diamond Breastpn
other articles OF value The above reward will be paid on
the return OF the properly 10 A. Neufeudt, 60 Metz street
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VALENTINES.

TTNioN LINCOLN ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE OF
u New York The regular weekly meeting NJ this
citation will be held this Thursday at ~ O'Clock
at Hope Chapel. 8. DRAPER President
g. J. CLASSY, Secretary.
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TRASsLATIONs.

D0LY0JOf BUREAU,
No. ~ Nassau street.
TRANSLATfONs
Of Commercial Legal Literary and Technical Documents
curstely and eypediiously made from and into the
Epsllsh German, French, Spanish Italian Portuguese
Butcb, Swedish. Danish and Russian
LANGUAGE
by corps Of experienced Transntors OF various nations
under tie immediate direction "
LEANDER STARR
Professor 81 European LANGUAGES add Literature OF Rn
pert Caroline University Heidelberg, and Kings College
IoBdop late Tianssior and Interpreter 10 The Navy D.
partner Ut pf The FrenGh ecyerp mebt nj Paia
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S HIPPING NEW S.
Port OF New York, january az, 1864.

ALMANAC yoRK-TBis DAT.
Is MOON RISES eve 10 OF
pN .......... IL BIGB morn ii W
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MICHEL 10 Brooklyn, Tuesday, january 20, Mrs
Gro J. Nr,BEiL, Of . daughter.
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2e,b-se amers Cambria sheucket. George Olympus aud
Lou "a Moore snip ConGdence barks Concordia Nabob
Maass Je laes bries Maine India W Ring Sofia Water
Lilly. > Newhal schrs Palmyra, San Juan Sarah Mills,
wedmoTe. Lion, Alice. Highland Chief. o. Benedict
Antelope, Alice Hardy, Okoiona Ida della Tore Surf,
Dickersnn, Frances saerly Albert Mason, Jonas Smith
Smith sonia, John Lee.
27tbSteamships Scotia Eagle Star OF the South Creole
Wind 4 SW.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


N ITEM OF NEWS FOR THE PUBLIC.-THE WON.
derfu pair Of Steers United etaes and General GRAM.
which weighed $40 pounds having been slaughtered
now be seen At 1874 Fifth and until Friday morning.
when they will be brought for exhibition and sale u - and
II Centre market BRYAN LAWRENCE.
u AND A. M-NORMAL LODGE NO. 523.-THE
II members OF this lodge requested TO attend the fu
neral OF Mrs James A. Gilbert from her late residence u
East Broadway, Thursday morning 2sih inst at ii
O'Clock. GEO II. RAYMOND, Master.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-26
rEN RULEs FOR MAKMa RUrrER.

In making good butter there several mica opera
tohs 10 Do gone through with which lire eye to
cleanliness, iorethought and some little experience
l. Ga mixing clean, fas, yet gently, regularly twice
day, depends tbs cess Of the daryman. Bad milk
ers should not be tolerated n herd better pay double
price for good Oaes.
SrAinipg ia quite mple bat u ssoIll be borne In
ied that tWO paas abou. hEl full eAol will produce
grsHssr amount Of cream than the same milk in but
one pau the Of this is the greater surface
Soaldiag is qu.ts an important feature 10 the way
Of making bauer IN cool weather the cream rises
much quicker, the milk keeps much longer. the butter
Is Of aet6r eol0F, and oburns IL one halt the time
Skimuing should slways be done before the milk
becomes SJpsred; othersise mach OF the cream turns
iat0 whey and Is Loss.
5. Ch1rDing, whether by hand or other wise, should
occupy forty or nity minusts.
g. Washing IN o0id sof water Is Of It's preserving
qailitisf sid should b continued until 1t shows no
oslor o. the milk BY tbs uso Of the ladls. Very hard
water lie highly charged Sth hme, and must In meAs-
ne iTnpaFt ~ il all aline properties.
T. 51iEng i NEG ari doae wi b The best kind Of
gro nd ta the anlity varies according to the state
t. q tssen ON tue o. urn-i sof meFt; if bard les
aWys king the taste for the arrest guide.
Firss working, after about tWonty.feur hours, 10
for tho purPoss Of giving 1t greater ecmpactaesS.
3. Second vo.kIug taxes place at tIne Ct packing,
Ehsn tie butter has dissolved the salt that the
brine may be worked QUE.
10 Packing IL done with the bands, with butter
mall; and when butter II put into wooden vessels they
should be soaked two or three days In Aroug brine be-
fore using After each packing cover the bpitsr with
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-26

At the Harvard CONNER cement On lgsa inst, Robert
Todd ncOn received tie degree " Bachelor OF Arts.
F.ur Confederate prisoners have been taken from
Louisville, KY, Ulasksv to be Shot In retaliation
for she murder Of two Ulon men near that place.
General Washburne has Issued order appointing
Adermsn for the different wards Of AsmpaR, Who are
to receive the s.lary, and, with the Mayor, be
kuoWn as the Provisional Mayor and Council Of Mem
pLs.
Ar. Joseph A. seoVills, who had canned On unenvi
atls notorety by hs Letters from New York TO The
London Herald, under tie signature OF IN anhaELan,
d cd recently ~ lhs BrALdrsth .uss 10 Now YORK.
A cargo OF kumah bones shipped from Genoa, hiss
been ssE.d ~ Hull, England. Is is supposed thai
large trade secretly Ia ths kiud Of eood6
Tse bones have PROBABLY been used 70 make knIehAn
dl.s tooth .p'ekS, and tle lac.
The Iotai number vi tfscays non cOmmissoaed Of
hocrs aud men serving ia The army III Ireland during
the pre4ens mouln Is ~ &c., fEeTe Aiso COZ
airy and artillery hoEsss including Uflsen' oaa gers
| ana 81 fs,d gus.
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OHIINAIRY.

Killed Instantly IN The snsagemsat RsAr LynsIburE. the
lssh Lm9, JUSLU5 fIrz JAESs TlaSLEI,
JOHN n. EIasey, sf, OF TINS clty
VTgniAs noble lAil down Lis life
ifey-Hi OnainR Altar o. LIS county. fOivW
tbs example VI older bIoIGtnI VINO had EnGsrta
army The Os4ianidg OIL The war, be enlisted In
leTIos ~ lie Waa tight en- 1t before The
0Sle OF kerpsI0Wn, q nEecaGg bi-ssI Company l.,
5th kegmsL falma YOlVnsess, StOnsWAH BEAas
10 the hour avn bAlnng mRnIu 10 Iii
ys eaase he was Pc nspans In a0ss eSey ssgAgsmsnt
that ds gnsnvd bfig b.rne gA.1J
spisu,us part Valley W. git ~ ia.
Aoua kshnond fredSneksVais, and ChAneso
yie add 9ettysDaE, The bioooy
IN which hn ogaaS gsd, he
The posi- Of d-y an VI dagger. Brave LOLIs
gsns he hAa cared Elss N
respect and coundSnos ~ Lis officers But Is Qu
ALI cart hs sTaadsd the g5srm Of psrs
10 IhiI whieh WI. he joySus,
berVS be cd not esAalesI coL1
Of fe insSnhbl5 usngsI
cause, be hinssii wont express he lad
EsypnS Of hs AlR shy fthS And HsL dill he
thtt ShAteVer lgnL bvds hiG, EOud wall Bat his
The motta remains q lhs gallant tlstP
In tGo sssIey LfnshouE WRls his pure Ipir lar
fbn Lis OF rife carnage, doubt
b DslGer and brighter world
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ypopsd that there had hssn shaFpar hgStng than Was
- ATst supposed. Houses, barns sheds fences, trees
everything bore marks Of the conflict The Rebels leis
their dead and wounded upon the held-douotess they
mined es long Is safe TO do 20. Negroes we're
sent out to bpy the Rebel dead They rest from the
wear and worry Of lilorest the lees sNeety oH
cause buried By negroes In the granhtld where they
fell xeeu are In one grave, seven in another, aud
yet four in another, while score or more sleep sngy
or In couples Doubtless the bodies have not yet all
been found. About a hundred wounded fell to our
charge During the dAJ AeVenty6ve or eighty prisoners
were tsksn-strAeglsrs and IunaWAys
ooEoTUsIoH OF TEE WHOLE NATTRR.
/. was 81 that the bitter aud humiaIing drama should
be followed by the farce of paradDg the militia. TIE
order calling Iheu cut should have been Suspended at
once, when il learned that the Rebels we're gone
suspend, Tor day tWo that, if it were necesassy
% call out the citizen soldery, might DO done in Dig
n fed and omly fashion. But the militia were paradsd.
All Ihs afternoon companies marched up ard down the
streets Vi.h pempous Lresd-clSthsd upon with ha's OF
al styles bu; the graceful with coats at all lengths aAd
ali quail ties pants OF all colors but that Of the red
whi.s al d blue Old men and ycuug men, some witt
! canes and some without some in oroer but most Of
tuem ell sEElinE along nGependenty-so they marched.
KsdmAbs M n doub less honest clerks and mechanics
| d lGsorers--good huebaudi, dudlul sons, teLdor
lovsrs nsyoe everything out of place at that time,
except shat the singing farce needfu 10 our com-
plss humiliation. Beet drink the cup shahe to the
dtsES The ,bels may cheat IL in the game OF war,
they ala not cheat Of the cAance ID make our
| Ives the lluE1ing.stook OF the woIldt Go up and
doaA, up sud down, y Vaofous militia, nav hat the
A1t AIE,sG Rebel is . soore of miles sWty GVs cr-
dSE giVs orders, bold commander, for tho mocks y
Of Iile ssIdrsul Chant, chant people chant anew
81, old refrain, IAN is qlies on the PItOmac" Sng
ala0d, ing SlOud, natloH-sing lbianty oace more
| - " LAhlp Kton IL safe Is saiel"
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GRANTs GENERALsaIP.

Tie London Times closes q criticism Of Gen. Grants
strategy - fOlloWs:
II remains however, to be seen what events may yet
/ occur be:ore Richmond. The campaign il not over,
nor il Grant Ser all his losses reduced 10 the
Gy Of inAcSien retreat. Al Incredible immigration
from Europe enables the Government feed bic army
AID L own uacOrquerGble tenscy Of purpose carries
him through hs revsrsei L. may DO anticipated with
confidence thH be- will try hs sirens again aud again
upon the ION ederste deeGceS beore he throws up the
gonna. If there b. reax point in the TawparLs Of
Rspnoud he will 6nd IL OUT He feels ons place afle
smother in che Confederate liuss exlcty like the be-
l,agurog Captain dep oIed BY Virgil
"Nuns hos, rune llos sd,tus, omntmque pererrat
AEteiocum, et yariii AssQt Gus irrtus Irget"
1t Is hard 70 withhold cerain admiration from such
stubborn and iAVincib resolution, bus though IL is
wonderful It Is not var. War is no. made in this fash.
ion by skuful Generals, ia victory lisey won
by sclids or luck II il osnrot be by purPoss and
pllu. Every Successive ws, q IRE Of Grants in this
wen frl cGuIsgn has been made bscsuse former
ne 0avre "a led. IL is ute impOss 80 give I'm
credit 0r any strstegy except sueh coptiss ia
clplBg iro.R the cotsfqIelces II mecaoulation and
seSrCng ssh chance II bic position to the south Of
Room nj u really more iago ABA than bis former po-
Edoa 20 tbe north that is only much evidence con-
yiChg him OF mi jadgmeut in advancing by the north
line ss al. sIul for ali this there he stands close
10 chmoaS, with a. army NOS inferior 10 Plumbers or
bravery 70 tht Of he agOns and with obstinate
a9d un, iajng VII tia. it may serve him instead OF
mare peril g, gene arhip,
All Iti' while, however, there stands Lee, too, and
there i something om,nCu about toe Tect NJ in sVisy
OF tt orxiusble soldier. HI dill not deiRn 10 inter-
Fups jhe las. fInk movement" of the FeierAls,
though sueh movement gave him obvious op or'udi-
ties. e. had parted every blow Of tn euemJ, but at
tie moment he slruck note in return. There was
easiness New YORK about the mater. bJdy could
tell where what he might be meditAting. II
hs aas uos within the lines OF Petersburg hiuse il is
clear that he has colleagues who bal Sih Cant as
| success uly Is their clie ami if he aud Il amy
sboud DC thus sst free, what might be tho fac OF
Washington! These are the sptouAt.ops and the ques-
uCns Weh cIcullte in the great ties of tho Norh il
the ftur year or the and the second month OF
IN grshd Yirgi ia cimpaga. Even,s alone can fur iSh
ihs lold ion the Federals themselves
begiV ing fear that no turn iurtune, however un
expected will bring this terrible contest to the desired
end.