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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29
FROM GEN. GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.

New YonK, April II, 1864.
MRs M. O'CoNNELL---MY DEAR MADAM: Yours
of the lat has reached me. | am very much
gratifed to learn that you have turned your
efforts in the direction of making provision for
the families of soldiers; class, who merit, and
need our warmcst sympathies and most active
efforts. l cannot express myself too strongly on
this subject, and earnestly hope, that active and
extensive efforts may be made, to insure relief
to the poor families, wherever they may be. The
attention of many charitable people has been
attracted to this important subject, and am
confident that much good will be effected at an
early day. With my most sincere prayers, for
your entire success,
am very respectfully, your obt scrv.
GEO B. MCCLELLAN, MAJ. GEN
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29
ExPLANATIoNIETo THE PUBLIcl

We herary ealify. tlot eaa undertaking Of .hc
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29
UPPER SANDUsK v, o.
Friday Morning. April 20, 1864
The Union Estate Convention.
STATE UNros CENTRAL CoMNIrrFE,l
'Af ColIMBus, n, March %, 1864,

M Colrxbus, O., March %, 1864.
The undersigned, representing the Union or
.ganizaton in the State Of Ohio, hereby inyit'
all qualified voters Of the State who desire tn
unconditional maintainancc of the Union, th'
supremacy Of the Consultation, and the complet,
suppression of the existing rebellion, with th'
cause thereof, by vigorous war and all apt ant
efficient means, tosend delegates to conven
vontion to assemble at Columbus, on Wedncs
day the 25th day of May next at eleven o'clock
A. M.four purpose ofselecting for delegates and
four alternates to represent the State in the Ma
tional Union Convention to be held in the City
Of Baltimore, on the 7th day of June next t.
nominate candidate for President and Vic,
President Of the United States.
The Convention will also nominate eandi
dates for the following offices:
Secretary of State. ......
Judge of the Supreme Court--fulI term.
Judge ofthe Supreme Court, in place Of Judge
Hunter, resigned.
Judge ofthe Supreme Court, in place Of Judge
Gholson, resigned. Usols
Attorney General ...
Comptroller Of the Treasurer.
One member of the Board of Public Works.
The Convention will consist of one delegate
for every four hundred votes cast for Governor
Brough ut the last State election, and one addi-
tional delegate for each fraction of two hundred
or upward. Under this call Wyandot county
is entitled to A Delegates
The Union voters in each Congressional Dis
trict are requested to select two delegates and
two alternatcs to the National Union Conven-
ton, at such time and place as may be agreed
upon but If such delegates shall not be selec-
ted before the meeting Of the State Convention
on the 25th of May, then the delegates to that
Convention will select such delegates to the
National Union Convention, for their respective
districts.
The Committee would suggest that the Coun-
ty Conventions for selecting delegates to the
Stato Convention be held on Saturday, the 18th
Of May. -
3 = ir DENNIsoN, Chairman.
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FROM GENERAL MEADE.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,
April 9th, 1863
Mrs. 0CoSSELL-MApAM have the honor to
acknowledge the receipt Of your note Of April
LIST, with circulars enclosed, setting forth the
objects of the Sanitary Military Home Aid As
sociation, of Wapakoneta.
1t gives me pleasure to have this opportunity
Of declaring my cordial approval of all associa-
tioas that seek 10 Assist the soldiers in the fell
or their families ut home.
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Graysville, April IA.

Graysville, April IA.
The people Of Parkers Gap were much
alarmed yesterday morning by rumor
that there was a human being in an old
Saltpetre cave near the Gap-supposed to
be the same cave recently visited by Col.
Bingham, while on picket. The Colonel
failed to explore it on account OF noxions
vapors issuing from the opening. The
ladies God bless 'em, ever ready to res
pond to the call of humanity, hurried to
the rescue, but their united efforts were
insufficient to extricate the sufferer
Surgeon Marks, Medical Director of
this Division, and Surgeon Powers, Of
the Artillery, were sent for, and after a
great deal Of labor, the poor fellow was ta-
ken from his living tomb. lie was i'm.
mediately recognised as John Hsrralson,
jr. 1t is supposed that this unfortunate
man was deposited in the cave about the
middle Of last August by his father, who
is connected with the mining and nitre.
Bureau Of the G. s. A., and that he has re
NAMED there ever since. when taken
out he was entirely helpless and speech
less. and although youthful, was wholly
destitute Of hair and teeth. He will not
bs able to tell the tale Of his horrible suff-
eriug for years. How he sustained ex-
istence in that "dark unfathomsd cave"
for three quarters OF year is a question
for the student in physiology to answer.
Parties under command Of CAP. Cree ,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29
FROM GEN. HEINTZLMAN.

FRUM GEN. HEINTZLMAN.
headquarters, NORTHERN DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, Ono, Feb, 80, 1864.
The object of this association is very lauda-
BILE, and the Sisters of Charity are an excellent
medi6m through which to act it to the method
of raising the money. have no information
upon which to express an opinion.
S. P. HEINTZELMAN, Maj. GenI.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29
COPY OF SENATE JOURNAL ON SEN.

ATE KEPUKT NU. %.
Mr.. CoNNELL, from the Committee on Military
affairs reported, that said Committee had under
consideration ST. r. No, 49, relative to Soldiers
Aid Associations, and kindred Organizations,
and had ordered him to report the same back,
Recommending adoption,
[Sgncd,l J. M CONNELL,
FJ. MAGINNIS,
ISAAC GASS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29

From our special" at Graysville-Hor
rible Suffering at Parkers Gap-A HUI
man Being confined in saltpetre Cave
for 270 Days-Heroism of the Humane
Resouers Active Search for Other
Victims,
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

TAc Movements 0s Ltesssnaot Gsasral
0rant and General Batter An Front Of
hichmond-The Brilliant Victory OF
General Hunter in West vtrgtnia-
Leeest Aceounts OF Gcnerat Shermsn's
Movements in 0eosgta-Thc Latest
Nsws from Mexico, Cabs, %. Dontago,
&c., sc.
The Cunard mail steamship Austraiasiaa Captain Cook
VIII leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii oiose sn shs city ~ half al,
nlps O'CLOCK ton morning.
The NEW YoRx Manifestations for Turose- r,rI bs
ready at ksifpast eight in tue morniux and vii, aso
tain
Full and graphic Details from Special War CORES.
pcndepts, OF the Movements Of Daion Army under
Lieutenant General Grant In Front or Richmond Va OF
she Battles and skrmishos and OF ito present sstude
and position; Full Accounts Of The Operations OF General
Buffers Army on the south side OF the A.ebs CAPITAL:
Graphic Report Of the splendid Victory Of nio Army
ssr General Hsntor in West virginia. accompanied ~
map OF the Of operations Latest Accounts Of the
succestu Progress Of General Shsrmaus Forces towards
Atlanta, Ca; Account OF the Rebel Rad ia Kautucky,
snd the Defeat and Rout Of the Raiders by General Bur-
Sdse the Latest News from the Rebel States Late and
Inspor,aut intelligence from Mexico, Cuba St Domingo
sud spcrts or all important events OF the past week
sinslc copies, IN wrappers, ready for mailing avs
eenf..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-14
All About . Head OF Cabbage.
MARINE COURT.
Before Judge Mccarthy.

JSHs l8 Connolly rs. Rh>infr1Rh This wss Islander
Of most amusing character. The plaintf poor
Irsh voman living the Fifth ward and the defendant
b grocer doing business West Broadway. Plaintiff,
bong anxious 10 buv Sunday dinner went to market and
bought head OF cabbage and come corned beef On hsr
she stopped ~ the defendants store Tor the pur
pose OF buying some potatoes aud about starting OF
with her load when tho grocer seZeder by the aud
asked her where she got the head OF cabbage Mrs
molly explained matters by sayiag ,nat she GOT it at
Warrington market but the defendant insisted that shs
had stolen frem his stand and would lot her depart
unti she had paid It. The plaintiff called for police.
her and then proposed her steps
70 Washington market for the purpose OF satisfying the
srocer honesty but the defendant only replied
70 sensible proposition by calling her "thef" and
ssng other choice epthes which it Is unnecessary 10
mention. In consequences of these sandereus words
plaintiff alleged that had damaged
OF $500, and prayed for judgment accordingly. The
deoce strongly in favor OF the plaintiff aud showed
clearly that the head OF cabbage in question
seolen but got In the legitimate OF trade Wash
tsgteo market Verdict for the plaintiff Sl2s and
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Breach OF Contract.
SUPREME C0uRT-cIEcUfT.
Before Judge Foster,

JuHs IS --kartin ". Bret and 0,asrs aSssns LeDa,s
G. chcsR and william Welsh.-rhis = bresch OF
contract case. Tho PLAINTIFF alleged thai ia October
lso3 they entered into written contract with the De.
PENDANTS for the delivery Of 80 900 bushels OF Prince I'd
wards Island oats al seventy i've pcr bashei
thirty two pounds, for cash. rhs oats arrived tas
sy soon after the contract was signed bat the dsend
sheir engagements refused 70 comply With the agresmsnt
Since then oats have advanced price anu the plaintiffs
claim have suffered $5 900 damages consequences II
shs breach OF contract .
The defendants set up general deoai but proved o.
avail Tho jury rendered = verdict Tor the ps,ntr
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NO CONTRACTORS. SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL ns
Il reneyed b, the Upca and watstvills Railroad Ton
pasy al their oaee 10 Utica, until June ~ 49, -,
ns,ructins about eighteen miles Of road Tne sno
ons vii he ready eraninaton June ~ Csn
factors are invited examine the ground and propo.e LOT
IN wors company the privise 70 relecs sny
PROPOSAL they deem not for ne nis-, o. ~ p...la.n
acreps. ~ -. JOhr soi'sNe'
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FORTRESS S MONROE.

Return OF Colonel Mulford, Commis.
sioner for the Recent Exohsngs OF
Prisoners, 30.
MR. WILLIAM u. srINxR's DRsPArcH.
FoRrRES MoERoE, Doc 20, 1884
RETURN COLONEL xuLfoRp
This energetic officer having complsted his aboss n
the Savannah river on Charleston harbor, exchang
Ing thousand starved, dscrspH and thoroughly used
up Uni(,prisooerp for like number Of we'll fed and
ssriyuSour snS rnS% %,oc board Of bis naxsnip New
YoriPsNHH: ". Cs66Ih. and was also accompanied
~ sa sss.s SssssS5}srS n, ,,o,, s,.,.
operations than thoss slyy received. Neither DIES he
repsst y,hin oonosfng the expedition OF General
Butler and Rear Admiral Porter
for tho transfer OF tsvthousand men hold prisoners By
either party came 10 IN cod on Saturday even
was delivered 70 Colonel Milford on that day By
Lieutenant Colonel Hatch Assistant Commission OF Ex
change under Robert Oud. Colonel Muord
instructions with great ability and TACT and deserves
well OF the conAdsnoe reposed 10 him by the United
states government He leaves this evening for Annapo
lis Mo- TO deliver the load Of captives the New York
pEArns AT BALvouR HOSPITAL
Tho following iss of mortality in Tho Bafour General
hospital, Portsmouth, Va, during the pas, month has
been kindly furnished me BY the Rev Vincent Palsn,
chap ain Of that hospital
ps'G s9a Sir ss1 sol YoS
George W. sampson, I'd Massachusetts heavy artillery,
Edwin NIu Webster, G, 18th New York, Nov. Q.
Theron Eidred, r, 18Th New York, Nov. 10.
Hiram Howe, N, 10th New York cavalry, Nov. IA.
James Tearuey, |, 20th New York cavalry, Nov 10.
Truman Turtob detached). 18th Now York heavy arti
James Taccey, 7,h New York Independent battery,
Nov a.
Thomas Powers, B, 10th New York, Nov. rs
Sylvester Nicnos, c. 1sh New Yok artillery, Nov. 20
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city Imtsllireuce.

FAR oy ~. JAMES RonAS CArHoLic CBuRcH Tho ladies'
belonging 10 the congregation Of st. James Roman Caho
o church conducting fair In the basement OF
that ednoe which win continue opsn this wsek and next
with the exception Of Saturday OF the present week.
hne seepe and other improvements have been added 70
g. James, and 70 assist In paying the expenses OF the
undertaking this fair was started choice and beauti
full COLLECTION OF articles 10 on exhibition. Rev. James
Breonan the worthy pastor Of the church, has super
vision OF the entire arrangements.
CBssTnAs DAT AxD EvK-Cmnss AND CAROLS At TRINITY
CHuRcaon the occasion OF Chrstmas Eve celebration
At Trinity Church, Mr. James E. Ayrs will perform the
following melodies commencing ct half-past two P. NJ
]. Roudo. with variation in major and minor keys.
composed ey George r, BrIs,ow:
3 Evening Bells
:. Cnrs.mas Carol" Silent Night, holy Night"
g. Christmas Carol" Tue Christmas Tree.o
O. Christmas Caro-'' Once In Royal DavidI City"
On Christmas Day Mr.. Ayiifs will ring the following
melodies, commencing at ten A. M
]. Ri gins the Changes on Eight Bells
2. Christmas Carol
Rendo. with variations composed BY Or. Hodges for
T. csrss:ss % caroi-a Bright. Br,gh. in silver Lsn.o
0. Christmas Carol" The Christmas Tree.n
.. vesper Hymn.
FAR roR SICK AND wousDso soLpnRs-The bazaar for
The benefit Of sick and wounded soldiers a present
progress at ihe Everett Rooms corner Of Broadway and
Tniry fourth street, proving quite successful sntsr
prise Conducted with remarkable skin, 10 could not
prove anything sise but nnc pscunary undertaking
among the articles 70 be can 6nd variety OF
ns useiui snd the fancy sufficient the tastes Of
All some sHcsheDt bropxes attract marked attention,
ana should be disposed Of 70 great advantage.
TArAI CAsuALrr BoAHp 4 srnArsrrp--Jossph PHI.
lips, lAss seaman attached the steamship City Of
Lin~es, died Al the New York Hospital from The effects
d inssss received on Tuesday last By falling from the
nzssnmass o the deck Of the shp A. The lime Of tbe
occurrence deceased was engaged In srsasine the
when be oss bh hold ana fsl receiving fatal inures
inQu0ot m boAv ga -.
jnry readsrsd verdict OF "Aoodensl death ~ ecssesd
tusaty four years Of age snd q native Of Nor wsy
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lnoarrsctisn In Turk sy and Reported
,RsbslIien in India,

NJ royal mall steamship Africa which lsn Liverpool
- eight O'Clock the morning Of The 10Th. and Queens
osWn The 1lIh inst, arrived at Halifsx at eleven
saeck Wednesday night 10 the midst or thick
ssssn She has fssn passengers for Halifax and thirty
siGhs for Boston.
n Africa sailed at ha.past ten o'clock yesterday
CAarsdsy) morning for Boston, whore she win DO due
sAs friday evening.
TAs news BY the Africa b one week later.
whsn the kangaroo Aft Quesnssown, on the sh inst,
~ result Of Shsrmaas opsras0as was awaited with
much interest," but ths journals dh NOS hazard con,ec
anr. Ths rebel loan was depressed BY his prooesdpgs
- Eari Of Carlisle died on The sth inst.
L9d Clarence Passs, In . speech naval anAirs ct
Deal replied 70 Mr. Cobdsn on the large expenditure In
Sns Of psAes and quoted sseessary wsss u support Of
- hound policy q such sxpsaditursA
N Home Secretary aloss I'll the monetary reward in
n.isrs to the cabman, Aasshsws, whose creditors
calm the amount.
ne Italian Minister Of Finance stated The Chamber
= Deputies, tAsG shs capital win b. Transferred 70 Flo
SooAs - Pssiansas disposss q sib rotating 70
esUasis Aws.
n Austrian lover house hnauy veasA sAs aAArsss v
- throne.
~ Lesdoa Pos In ~ city article, says that Russia
y aboas 70 recognize the new Mexican empire.
1As sssansr Ardiehs arrived Al Lisbon With oas regi
nsst Of the French expsditionary army from Mexico
Ths Paris Court Il Correctional Appeal bad confirmed
yrsvus judgment In The Of the thirteen deputies
sssvictsa OF holding illegal meetings
Judge Perrin, Of Dublin. and Mr. Williams, n. P. FOR
Ianbsth (Ensland), are dead
Te afncAl inquiry into the Belfast Qreiand) riots,
a1esr lasting nearly . month"; had been brought 70 .
slsse tUrE
Tss steamship Caledonia, from New York, arrived n
oansgow Co the 7th inst.
zhs s.eanahp City Of London, from New York, arrived
- Liverpool on the 7ih inst.
ne steamship Borussia, from New York. arrived at
Southampton December 9.
gAs stsamshp AustralAsian, from New York, arrived
- Qssenstown December 10.
NJ screw steamer Iowa, from London and Hsvre for
New York. aground Cherbourg for some days,
and Sosallv sunk on the 10th instant
The New York herald., 1864-12-23
DE. Lfneoln ConwrafuIatea.

AZ numerously attended meeting or workngmen OF
south London, Rev. Newman Hall presiding. address
vas adopted congratuatng Mr. Lincoln his election
and The consequent emphasc denunciaton OF slavery BY
the American people.
The New York herald., 1864-12-23
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
An Engiish Professor Visits the Posom nc

M London Ne0s publishes letter from Professor Cold
win Smith, descriptive Of his visit The Army Of the
PssonAc. He says:-.Probaby army in history ever
we'll cared this and such being the case,
surely very strong proof that the war is being
vaesd Win msroenary and worthless lives" He regards
shs oocrs, In manners and cultivation, ~ least the
equals 81 any soldiers he ever saw.
The New York herald., 1864-12-23
Americans Instrueting the English on
Their RfWhts.

An imposing reform dsmoustration had token place at
Bradford. Resolutions demanding extension OF the
ssve franchise and 10 favor q an energetic agitation
Of the quesaiou, were adopted.
SIR =. Crossey and Messrs Forster Banes and Stane-
nsid, mem bsrs q Parliament, the principal speak
60 M Forster replied TO the taunts raised by the op-
popeoee OF reform ~ 10 the position Of AFFAIRS In America
and denied that they furnished any argument against
universa suffrage. He regarded contest 40 lite and
death struggle BY the American democracy free
eeuntry from the grasp OF savshodng olgarcny and
he cisned that was not the arstccrscy, the
.idac classes, b ne Ncr-nswen at pvesersd England
FROM sistwfsrine sn Amey1can ogdtrs
The New York herald., 1864-12-23
The Femian Excite mae nt In Cama0S-
From the Toronto Leader, Dec. 20.l .a.. =.

correspondent writing rom hoIlin, - sne tewnsnIn
OF Mary boro that that part OF the country
in fearfu state OF excitement In Consequence q alarm
ing information concerning the Fenau movements Some
Of the people Of that village were aroused from their bs
geant or Ssdsuary militia, who warning them Oh -
protect life and property In Arthur he says fuusraj
10 70 be seen almost every day and has bsen dscsy.
cred that the dead bodies arc converted ee
pixies which are buried In shallow ground volunteer
company has been formed 10 Holm, numbering ssxiy
men and Dr. j. ". Grith elected captain, who haA fer
wardcd the roll TO the Adjutant General salia 81
The New York herald., 1864-12-23
The Rappaha Case.

he Trial OF Eng5eer Rumble for eplsting Sheer
esss for the rebel ssesmsr RAppahannock
ehs ourt Of Queen Bcucb, London tbe 5th inst bu
asrir tue evdepce the case brought 70 stop upor
tschnN al grounds In the sbeepcs OF witnesses ar
shsssd oonveFsation, ths case snspesdsd tl ats
- nsxt torn
The New York herald., 1864-12-23
Interyemtfon.

An opsn air meeting Of factory operatives at Manchee
~ adopted resolution favor OF the mediation OF
s@fland and France n American Affairs An amendment
mvor o. continued neutrality vas rejected; but both
obdes c1esmed The majority
Mr. Pssder, Of Manchester member or Parliament for
fcsnees tEng) bad been addressing his constituents
AfvsrttsG " American affairs said be belize tbat
although the North might subjugate the South Il could
pss keep tbem 10 subsection lie estimated the Ioss 10
nnssnd during last year. at twenty-five millions
India would supply the required 6bre IN necessay
..suantity and quality.
The New York herald., 1864-12-23
Hr. Da yton's Fsnsrai.

LAND.
Ihs ooses uee of Mr.. Dayton took place on the 01h
- N ths American church ~ Paris Ths Rev. Us.
oathevAnd ~ uerusd the religious services.
dssachnsA d troops escorted lbe remains ~ eusrl
- honor.
ne hue Dc Be " vac linsd With carriages
Tbs k1psros VA representsd by Baron Dc IAjus ara
xrses Jerome oy Sessral FrsDconntere. rbs Frsuch
ysresn nnNsse. n Drouyn a1Aays, ana sbs whole
Gpse.s'e ssdy we're IN abundance, and shs church
0swde1 ~ svewy paSt.
Dv ssshsrlasd ssfiver "a dsoo~,ss sussissc sf IN.
esss.se< asd saA lhs 90 d'a,y subssts bsswseu
psssss snA ADsscs b. = great ssssssse, swas 70 nn
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

Death OT Colonel Perkins. 100
BoefQH, Doc -, 1854
Colonel Perkins, proprietor Of The Hancock House. a
last night He has bseo fer many years well kneWD -
the volunteer militia Of Massachusetts,. ~. 800.
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

The weekly returns OF Bank Of France exhibit an
increase OF cash hand Of nearly twenty millions
OF francs. fMnE
Tns Bank Of France on the 9Th inst reduced IL rate OF
discount from six 70 i've per cent ~ =.
NJ Mocquard, private secretary 70 the Empsror, died
pn the 9th inst.
General Tom Thumb, wife, baby and the diminutive
genteman's suite guests OF the Emperor at Com.
peigpe the sth inst.
The oficta journals quote the reception Of the little
General Marlboro House By hs Royal Hishness the
Prince Of Wales ~ precedent.
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

The Bombay mails Of November II, were received In
England The papers report:-British forces viii enter
Khootan about the middle Of December.
Large increase in cotton crsp Of the northwest pro-
vinces expected.
voIsni gale on the east coast caused great nunda.
tions, Thousands o lives lost.
IL reported that the Aghanisans are full insur.
rection, But this lacks confirmation.
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

An imperial ukase has been issued for new lottery
loan OF hundred million roubee Eve per cent The
binds redesmabe during sixty years By semi annual
drawings The proceeds Of the loan 70 increase the
capital Of ~ National Bank and promote national In
ouetry.
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

Disturbances s<a reported In Albania. Six hundred
Abanians took upNrns and msssacrsd numerous Turk.
sh ofdciaS The Turkish troops proceeding 70 the
scene Of insnrreotion Il was feared the movements
would extend. convention has been signed between
the Porte and Persia for th Indian telegraph line via
Panakan. Pending the compilation OF the line 20 Duanich
service will soon open.
The New York herald., 1864-12-23
News from gan TranclseO.

News from San FranciseO.
SAN FRAxosoo, De-. a lseA
There have been arrivals departures Of eeass.-
qusnce to-day. ~
The general markets are dull. l-E ssies .sass
Overland mail advices from New YORK 70 The l0tA o.
Novsnbsr arc received being several days behisA ~
steamer. fs taet =
The late storm has been succeeded By clear, osl2
weather. accompanied by gale which did eonsiderablo
amage 70 eoasting crafts. W ~ eNsfo.
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

The Federal Assembly elected N. Schenck, Of BerE
by large majority President OF the Swss ConfedeI
ton for 1896, and N. Knasei OF Lucerns, Vice Pre-
donI
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

= osr-A SMALL, MINK FUR oAPE, ErTHBR II
ia Tvestieth street from Breadwy 70 xorrsn avs,"J
Inc eHce % The Bascse House cornsr 81 rwsnss ssss
ana Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

Henry d. slower recalleA-Thses eight bills <put IN
evidence yesterday were never paid they were invoices
sent with The goods; 10 customary 10 send Invoices
with goods and whom pay msns IL made receipt given
IN receipt book " Aay deduction v nade-somsumes
We taks on zen per cept 70 not tseen on the Invoice
but taken on 10 the ssttsment paet of this stun was
seat bask and Mr.. Marston gives oreA for % our