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Ct Ten &em birr lbmeribaen krantsst mid ausenRm-
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arst 70 lanss bis ttt S%mppme bsits trediibsn tttls
pe /. o. Elm NIT geidwI en tntia tvSals e!ae bSe
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@eli@h Eaubbett, GuSw 3ir bar 1Aut Tnsts hex He-
nem llnb armen Sinnen i'm tt. ben Grtrtmta
ten F9 aeteen ~e fann hiet Htbtl NIT elmer aretltta
S8neltSeit epr @ t6rttten, BIS jultst Der Gaamenuns
BITE Naientneden enidsent eAs Spftr xraHt
bett tu geananb tes Wtlties wrb anh Der Ssh etutn
1tedlihtn 4eeen taenr6 Elm GnHt iuat Sas tbn na
nem 9lnee arin9t nea setr 8eiiesher jurhasebTt
Is III eine traurtsr &taate has Gautnse heitr rr%t-
barren &rantbett gum OVER 'atn IN Selse Der RsAt6
lttfett nnpeNter prabltr. el6e bur Mnweueu1 itnts
oetlsn 0ues bes Ie tar5 bic Genftusn rrrutdtea uAS
ben 8e be5 seeeus IN Elm tltntss Daetn serwaus<In-
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Or. Hrtnhrs ttset dttn NtMen rnt 6GIie an r4l5t I'd
turb ipbt sebtimt uno naturl6e Wtif &SrSer ie%
hDrente lie Mrbstt bic @elbait uRs sie St xxfAhis
mddtnte edter atlSmaGt bdben. tR%
Ser limb stutge her traursrp uns bss ssuapesSEH fs.
gen ec rnbeH @eprbnbetten les 2atsrs Saw dt TN S
ten unb ben @tieeern Smsrttn int Kep 9watt btS @e-
fS, Veyiaf Der 0tu ttraft 5ersflOsen netIe unsRkt
Nfdsenbudde nnprSuuns St, SereauuAss:D Gaee-
metnt 9nkriftung. Sstnrtpmt ber SdNtnbuAk 5Si =.
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pbsf6er Stwitt per tats SasermiNts keluast
fuo, rlten uhsenasii3 Or. satsa ta 8atst Biestn
aae 5nterniis ssstn ss s6t peoae eOer eeftse Ser
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Derjenise mel6er ktr gebanplups aAo RIripret BON
Dr. SpbnitUn inter itb tann ibm aiS etntm @trtndne
rbne 5urt @ anctrtrsus aus sperhtIt auf istnt drjt
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f&sne Auspab rpm snMestsnt Ne Qsri State Dbr unh
9exnlsvanta De9tlat umbldtt unl Gtnlase fpwie G&e
ltd r 4eutt BITE I'm Hiensn tdnen, auese at unb perher
Gie6rrenmGsr eS Ia trem Snteret fn6en Set ir ppr-
Irf ersIIsSaso 80 ,.,,sIAsSpfebt Sdr6ber, sis
Cil2l-S)@'~ SOGde @dItsnaprt unb 8reberidar.
5 AslAsdiInag' na.h'1u4a ha9tsn s9a
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astnsu aee5rtcn Grennbsn nnb benz Publitam usatss
Seruit Bic anseise bas ID bas iGpn iett 9aSren az
islem 8lase etablirt @ei&G tbernommen eabe unc be
eSnbia elm rebaltaes Eager BON 9Suen iclb searbe-
tetsu Serrenftebern nenefer accn gu ben bGgen Bret
zen DperStss bdIten uu6 aud cIe Gnf 8eenung aufsr"
tiger psrbe Gtofe r qDintsrrbde tub Soiensenge in
aeu Scrten uub 81 aIen Rreien - serner cine atfee
pabl 8eseniriEae, StS+e &C.. IOpie ale in oeies 5dG
siui&lGseubs artiEet.
SH aue 4cfennnseu werteu prompt, binio unt
IHrseFcr esria ausefertist perben. zen
s.. g. @atfex.
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fnb 6as Ibrh ptlt GadftNet IL ttn III rStes Grab
rt6t pelt bl6 d erbaStatH euleate IKE tstwtfeltsu
Werfaneesfrae nit S Ortr err Str.itIamtei ben Sc.
nat besert uno ftr gtter EaaberaSe S6He enlpd battH
plreeri mbsen lid nit ppItm 8e7trauen aabeu.
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Dtrb unSernelt geetllt unt Die SsI rS sebtT berse-
feat Deiss fur6bare ytten wtIes hsS 8sbsastRb Hnb
bic GEe unS Ra6tentmenhait unmsetid mat, sit bAs
2prs Derer bic tbrem Sci tuibsttn unbesnptn frShsex
unet 9ene uS ~ Ittt sn Anslawetfunsea ctattst Se
Stritturen Nestrfdlasra I'm 5arn Steta une Gnbeet r
laden enebtn tam 70 t e bed mttftnttetls eHe SsIse
ets WtsbrdI&ts Ser ebelfea GrsdRt Y2tr Aktr WH tS
lea tab be &ra bar Grteaspns eher ssn Dtsen strIs-
rem tptS te @ tstmlien Gahern trsestn aIs ssR DsaeA
he ba reft Fnb. 1sts tUsI HlI -.
3-a ~ ,Dfftee: go. 7 Sab.8 .8rteertdFr., ;,
Feben Etaren BON 8alttmOrtfr., tifltde Stttt,
bte Stufsn btnauf. 1g-5. 5a.2 m
ERau merle d Ramen uut 5aasuupsmtr. sent nsnsih
he unb truetr6e RdmaGsr, burtrtbeae uNS stpifenlst
Quafalber, S&utfder, 1tttftlwihtr, StrastRrenietr
nne 9ampenYnser u. NJ nennen bH reseInaktae Mertt
unb lauern aneipsen Or. Sshnfpa u IN Der ake.
R1. ALE Sritft mhNen tintH f-StamS eatbaltsR.
Gins 9dlufa III 2 GAaeH ,uss'i&stt.
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ten. 8erua ess esa&tniles Eermifrnns Der setR 0t-
brldtbet Der @eestafe bDie AGuunatn Ntntisaug Doe
Ter SeeG6aft udt idG @tntamtrte 9listtsaest stsea
f5 islbf 5mtiamtett d. t. 10. itnp tutse bsr iHIiMmtR
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ben hsien 4euteA in Der Sut lert kttfa Gsl
gen fe aandtb ipilrrn lelt I'm Shlait Sur9 Points
pen bic, ungettettt ee Gte rnntSsIt nddta aHS
RGrper unb @et serlGren stem lcrrt HE n5ttl.n
te pun Solte YerOaen mueu bekpr ne ts,stsR ta kte
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betenten, ta5 rn etfunbsr eta ub es sbr kSxsee bic
nptbwenctSftn Grfcreetniit sur tebtl iei dttsttt
tnb Sd ptHe tiee prb bic Nre res SsbJas sur taurisea
Ylseriapr Die n eeS yeb M ptfiinasTn Nd u!NiH
la uao bic eete @!rs ersren Don Yetlmtihunl rae.
lanhrltfdcn 2etra0tanssn, eas uns e 5rsntel sel&t
&beere ssnesen perUeiyert fns '~''''F| 'i4@'~
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Wmpfina frieber BON benz beItebten
gtr8ttd &dutnba cine arrBe MuswatI gDssn Sabnfc ale
Sprfn Sine Gutte 2dbeIs, grdnbe ietbenes Banb tr.
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SpftPb SdrBber,
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s8s bpn &snuIs(Sah!a Icerne rn6 StobteitroBs.
yuigrc an ben cbiseu Gsen selessaen GpOtssfsn fsub
ben sreu asrsten fppie BEN seeFrtsa 8BIiinm bsFsns
smefs6leu Seerts unb Iosi9e nlsbsiniSs BercrSnnR'
se rserSey u, ieber geit nb init Der SrSBten ScrSfa
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rnseu serye5en Die gnfertieuus 9eIii&er EraparHts
ISse ou6 emse SGuapisn Ssirrsen @tE in nnIers sd'
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Die rteie &aasnee wi Live p0tN sub btr Itbea sten,eka
Sabre IN tie atias tn NH sttl HEt bic @sns. rid
tstrpant9rs tltatu {rera pae wslt Gr. Srbahs axs-
faDrte teen Gle 5tthnss Hapyersrf nae rrit anhsre
adien rNttrtinte sGre2 Na eAs3 il gxlAs auf leinen
&haid.ter oils Ghrr @s{"s al Gtaraft Hn6 Sc.
wtGeasaftsttitni yeitsHtsn et bestiteSss1 @twasr
letfa!ie. 4 eo III
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wetde Td ais AttStea ben unS Dr. hRhsRS NntuRs
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br9lta s.rnfe miemeit. Rt jet e9tplaBts ssklstte
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tcdlts bon philadelphia 10 b bat cine sbsAn
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Der t&sItass gSeer tpst in bcr Gtabt A0 &euts per
Sp@e SGbl60r bic 8rSgsr peI4e taftr serantT1rt'
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gadS ausmSrts SerIanSt: SA.95 sterteItSHrItS CSes
8 per 9abr in SoranSbe3a5Iuus.
Gas &SOBenbIatt erIGeut iebeu JrettaS unh tSIssf
g9 per Sa6r in unbebinater gernns3o5Inns.
n aussissn tperben su ben iiSIssn Staten bsrs@nst.
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Wmtlssnns fOlst.)
, 1864-12-26

The Opinion Ndtionaje has made IN nrrnngc-
mcnt with Alexandra Dumas for the pub1tca-
tion IS ftuIltton of tho advance sheets OF
the work which he is to write during his yoy-
age through the United States. It Is the
present intention Of Dumas to leave Paris for
New York soon after the lst of January, and
he purposes visiting every one Of the Northern
States on the eastern side Of the Rocky Noun
tains. 4 friend of his asked him few days
since whether he intended going into the do
minions Of jeff. Davis, to which the great ro-
muncer replied that be thought he should not
run the risk OF being sold to paY the
expenses of his capture and keep. Du-
mas makes no secret Of bis African
blood, but is rather proud Of It aud Of his
descent. The father of Durnas, of the same
name-AleSnn5re-Wa a native Of the then
French colony Of St. Domingo. a ~qpncsa1-in-
Chief fthe armies Of the Republic In 1904. and
the Intimate friend Of Hoche, Kleber and Mar
ceau. Hls mother-the present Dumas
g1andmothcr-Was q full. bloodetl ne.yrc3s,
The name Of Gen. Dumas ia Inscribed among
those Of the bEn7e men chiseled nihe imper-
fshable marble OF the Arc lie Tt5oapAe. md
he TTas considered one Of the pl,7est,. most
tlarisg and devoted Of the Generals Of the Re-
publis. Upon the accession Of Napoleon to
the Imperial throne Of France, Gen. Dhmas,
who l:s1 been his coH1sade, who had followed
him in Egypt, where be Ind covered himself
with glory, might, had be chosen to resign
his principles, have become Duke or e Mar
shal, ns did InHny Of his comrades: but. tri,c
to Lis republican 'taith, be preferred home
and rctiracy to sacrifice aEl title, and refused.
to serve uEaer the Enptrc.-P4ris Corr. ~
y Tef17lH
, 1864-12-26
SATURDAY EVENING. Dec,

8AruRDAx EVENING. Dec ~; .aoL
Tbe.weck jnst closed has been oue Of re1uerka-
Bile strtngenoy IN The money market Many Gus
toners experienced their first disappointment
during the week Towards the close, owing to
the arrivals Of currency from New York, ST.. Lou
is and Cincinnati, a1tractel here ffom the ls1ter
two places By thu low price Of exchange, thenur-
ket experienced slight relief, and come cus,o-
me1s who had previously. been turned awny uneat-
tsded, wereensb1cd to, In measure, supply their
wants. To-day, owing to the near approach Of tHe
holidays, and the weak tendency Of gold, the ue-
mand for money has been less urgent, and the
bankers haye been enabled 10 recuperate 1ittle;:
AL loans at the usual ten per cent rates. IEs:
markets to-day arc all quiet and weak.
Exchange haa expczieuctd sudden revu1sion,
For the past thzeo days 1t has been drug In &he
market, and was sold IN accordance with the viows
Of buyers. To-day 1t Is quite firm, and In request
bankers have been compelled to pay par for bank
cra' exchange In order To- secure supply for their
customers. few days Will probably influence
another change from the scarcity Of currcuc-.
Gold bas bcenquiet and steady In New York to-.
day, ranging In price about the same a. yesterday.
The experience Of the bulls sbr the past week has
not been satisfactory to themselves. They prac-
tlccd strategy in several directions to inats the
price Of gold, but have been repnlsed in every in
h11ncas and IL Ii now U1defbt00Q thAt the bears
are in pretty full feather-n the market. The quo
tatious teiegraphed to Janes Boyd, bullion broke9
IS Clark street, were as foilows; =.
0oLD~Ia NEW yoRK.
10:c0 a. m..........21l | 200 p -m.......,..eo14
11:00 T. m........ ..2s09 800 p. .m..........2slt
12G0 G0m............22if ECO r. p-m...::.......aa1f
Tho Chicago market was steady during the day
at 2s0 buy1ug. Silver aio;. Canada currency 2l8
Five-twcnty bonds are atld at 10Ti buying; 1881
selling. to-4os nre hc1dat1o03 buying; 1911 SELL
ing. New $50 Treasury. notes are sold at par and
interest," Tho announcement that the 1910 bonds
were 10 be Withdrawn from the market on the 1st
proxi,no, carried up the price Of gold d-bearins~
bonds In New York to-day. 5-s0s advanced II per
cent; 10-10s per cent?: e. Of 1851 per cent;
old 7-2cs II; certificates per cent, &c. These
securities will douhtesss manifest an upward ten
lency for some time tocome. Now that the new
$50 Treasury notes are the only securities which
tho Government has In the mnrkct 1t Ia to be
hoped that the people will ait the Government
and put money in their purse by subscribing lib
eraIy to this loan.
The Banking and Insurance officers and the
Board Of Trade will all bo Chased On Monday in
commemoriatlon OF Christmas day
NEW ToEK STOCK HARKEr--CIosing prices for
cash, Dec a. 1854 rsceivcd by 3. g. Satonstali 4
Co., commission, stesk and boEE brokers, II Clark
, 1864-12-26

CA1no, December 24.-atemphis dates ot
the cd, and New Orleans Of the 18th, have
been received.
It is ordered by Geueral Dana. in General
Order No. 5, TINT oil kfAds and descriptions
Of arms and ammunition, hillary pyrotech-
nice, and materials used intheir manufacture,
saving and excepting single weapon In DOS
session Of any citizen who fns received bro
per mi1stary pcrmit to carry It. now Remaining
in any private hands within the limits of this
Department., will be forthwith transported
north Of Cairo, and no private property Of
that descr !ption will hereafter be brought
south Of that post. ALI such property bound
south Of Cairo on and after the first dug Of
January will be seized by the Provost Mar
agent In elar2e Imprisoned until report is
mada to the hcssdqua1ters Of the Department.
Of thu Mississippi. and the orders inthe .case
are known.
The prize schooner Julia, of Nassau. Acting
Ensign Bcardsly III. charge, with IN assorted:
ty the United S'atcsstcamcr Chicora, ptcem-
Der 5tl., arrived at New Orleans on the 18th.
Colonel F. A. Starring, Of the 72d Illinois
volunteers. bus been, appointed Military
Agent, With headquarters ut New Orleans, to
grant and Register permits and safe conducts
within the Department Of the Gulf. ANY:
person attempting to pass the lines Or bring:
arrested and tried under the articles of war;.
and their property forfeited.
1sA Natchez correspondent Of the New Or
leans TINES, writing on tEs"14th, suys: IRE
ingees report that licutc-aut Earl had died
Of bis wounds. The runlor WIS discrcdltcd,
cs 1t was believed. if true, cflcial information
would certainly have been sent+from the rebel
taaco Of Earl, and fellow.citlzcu in Wlscon-
sir. ~
, 1864-12-26

The Gold aInrket-Iloxr Gold bags arc
made Mp-The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ulIN3rs-fx.tern1l Revenue maIkefx.

NEW YORK, Dec. .224.-Gold weak and lower
Adjournment of business until Tuesday pro-
duccs indisEosition to buy aud transactions
are nominal at 22l@2a11{.
An interesting discovery has been madc
that some Of the gold bags transferred in
sales have been ,tampered with, and instead Of
containing oil gold. harc been N. xcd with
stones, old iron, new pennlcs, old brass and
other make weights.
Tie Commere1ars Washington special says
the weather is moderating and the prospect is
that navigation will soon be resumed o" the
The Poxrs Washington special says latcst
alyices from Cunalla render 1t certain that
there will be no trouble between our govern
ment and the authorities Of that province.
Receipts at the Internal Revenue Bureau
during the month. Of December amount to
twenty million, dollars. The Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue has decided that scrap iron,
heretofore taxed, is not subject to tax under
the internal Revenue law, q tax upon It In the
ore haTing already been paid.
new Y0nK, Dec. 24.-The President has
granted an unconditional pardon to VIM.
TuckeEman. who was convicted Of robblng
the mails between New York and Boston about
eight years ago. No WAS sentenced to twenty
years imprisonment. Since his imprlson-
ment his conduct is said to have been snch as
to gnin the sympathy Of Ill connected with
the prison.
An ordnance passed the Board Of Aldermen
:o-day prohibiting spriukling streets withsalt
for tue purpose Of melting snow, under
penalty ......
Vim. Curtis Noyes, q distinguished lawyer,
has had dangerous paralytic attack.
The leader or the Port Jarvis gang Ct coun-
terfeitcrs lus bccn sentenced to llar1 labor in
the Statc Prison for five years.
, 1864-12-26
FROM ADMIRAL PORTER,S
FLEET.


WASHINGTON, Dec 24.-Rcar Admiral Por-
ter, under date Of the 10Th instant, informs
the Navy Department Of the destruction of
The blockadc-runncr Petrol, driven ashore by
a Gun boat ut New Inlet, Cape Fcar Rlvef.
She was fired upon and sunk, and finally to.
tally destroyed BY northeast gale. She Ind
on board large cargo Of aims and munitions
Of war, all of which is lost, Reas Admiral
Porter reports that, within the last 'y daya,
the navy has captured 70 500, goo worth of
Of the enemy's property on blockade runners.
Admiral Fortcr's fleet arrived of Fort Fish
er, Nc4 Inlet, on the Goth instant. During
which endangered many Of the vessels, It be-
ing feared ut one time that ali the monitors
would be lost. All .he boats, however, got
through safely. 1t is believed that the at
tack On the dcfenses Of Cape Fear River vas
commenced on Thursday.
New YoRK, Dec. 24.-It is thought here
that the attack on the Cape Fear River de.
fenses commenced yesterday. Assuming that
all the cighty-xcven vessels Of the fleet partf-
cipatcd, there would be $40 guns on our aide.
, 1864-12-26

mite women were picked up and taken 10 the
house Of Mrs. Burns uear at hand.
Medical aid was promptly summoned, bat
AITs- Woodward survived her injuries only
about an hour. Mrs. Whiton's Injury was SO
severe as to render amputation necessary
above the nnkle, and the operation WAS Sue
cessful}y performed. She Is as comfortable
now as circumstances will admit, and strona
hopes are entertained Of her recovery
The engineer, John Nelson, and the fire.
man, James Lewis, both declare that they
did not see any one on OF near the track save
one man, who carried Mrs. Wilton into ths
house after the accident, and that the cars
were running very slowly ct the time.
1t is most melancholy occurrence, strik-
ing down in the very prime OF life two women
occupying high place In society, and adorned
with all those characteristics which endeared
them not only to their immediate friends, but
to all who knew them. To one home it has
carried the very darkness Of despair ITO an
other, pain and suffering apd bitter anguish.
, 1864-12-26
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

Adjournment OF ConGFes4-The Wh1s.
NY Tnx-The Cost Of HFnr-A Contrast
with Great RritRin-Tho Military
Sltuntion-De*ponden of t1e Rebels
An Interview with the President
Il Little Story, and n Good One.
, 1864-12-26
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