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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The Day and Evsniss

tds sTfif1f oIfsl e0IsAe'
Of hfs Eapsr.
lcipsuv or Aurc--M.uy Wiyc. u WindsoI (0pers)
WALIlcrr THsiryb, conner Of BIosdsst Ind Thirteenth
strest--kosedale
wIsrgR GARDEN Broadway oppoi. Bond siss,tTlcis ~
Leave Men
OLTxrlo THsAr.s, Broadway, above Houston street
Nall IN ~ China shop-nlsropps tourlesqnel
BARSuss Musxus-ArAbsB Giant, French Giant Giant Girl
Gisat Boy, What sf &c, at all houn-,smlils's lius'
bAnd-The 1yroiean Whistler-ineuoon and Evening
ST. NIosoLA. HAIL Bresdgsy above Prince sss.-MlIIor
Of the Rebellion. lie.
Horn CnsrsL Broadway, above FouI,h street.-The .isu'
moth stereo.coJtcon.
VAN AnBvHeHs MnsAennis Broadway above Spring sfset
Grand Caravan Of Wild Animals.
CInCrs BROADWAY AHPBIraRAr.R Broadway nesr Brcone
strest-Equsstrian aud Athletic Performances
i0wKs CIRCUS, Nos 1g9 and 2l Bonsy-sL-rw ood Family
EquestEisnisin, &c.
Coo.sr issrruI. Eighth street. Of A,iorplecs-P.
n. Hsmgnns Lecture &c.
NIsLos SAloox-Lscture by John @. SsI..
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70 Bos.on By NewIrordcn line. Pier %, r.
Stohinston line Pier 10. N. r., and Fsn River
line. Pier Q. NJ H.. daily f5andey excepted D. IN
10 Boston. by New.llsven RI. via Sphngheld
2lth st and. itbsv... M. lah ~ and p m
To boston, by New Haven RR, 21thst a''t 1tn.
az, via Shore ns.........I2 end p Sunday 5p N
10 Buffalo by Erie RR., foot Of Chamber,
10 slip. Fire leland and other resorts on Long
Island, by H. I. Railroad. from james Sup aod
foot Of 3Ahss. r. R................9a n and p M
To the West, by Central Railroad Of NewJersey,
foot Of Cosndt-st. and a. M. IL ....and p 70
Pc PHILADELPHIA by New-Jersey Railroad, foot OF
and p mdngh, Sunday u ?.
To Philadelphia, by Camden and AmboY Railroad.
Pier 26 N r. foot OF BarcIay.st M o. m
To Washington by New .Jersey Pk.. Q and 10 a. m.
e. u p. m
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The PoIYaLor BungAU.--An Office has long

The POLYGLOT BURgAU.--An Office has long
been needed in this city, upon the plan Of similar estab
shments in the lnrge cities Of Europe where merchants
aud others requiring letters aud documents to BIO trans
lated from and into foreign languages may rave the
same expedtiosy aud, above ALL accurately translated
at reasonable cost. Such Institution hrn recently
been opened ut No. II Nassau street. under he manage
mcnt of Mr. Leandor Starr. very able liuguist and
experienced translator formerly In the service Of the
French Government ut Paris In tho latter capacity
and until lately connected with the foreign press Of this
city, BY combination Of translstors OF various nation
stes Mr. Starr Is enabled TO have Zach document sent
him translated by native Of the country into the Ian
guags Of which 1t may be requir cd TO be transferred
and in each translator Ia elected who is thorough
y yersed In the language Of original In addition to
this each translation Is cloly examined before deliv'
CRY BY the director himself by this excellent plan the
errors and inaccuracieb which individual transators
frequently commit. in writing languages not native to
thom cannot possibly occur. Although only very
recently established. tho "Polygot Bureau" has. We
understand BEN already patronized by many Of our
leading commercial FIRMS insurance companies foreign
oonsuls and o.Scm hayiog tyaofsc'i9os aiih foreign
coaotyicA
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ONE DAY LATER FROM NEW. ORLRAss.-'fh

ONE DAY LATER FROM New. ORLRAss.-fhe
U. s. steam transport Merrimack Capt. SIMPSON from
New Or!eons the 18th inst at a H. and Key Wes, the
18th (where she put In for coaD and sailed again on
the cd at I2 m with cotton and sugar to u :. Asst
Cuarternaster arrived OF this port last night. She efi
O. Key west the United States steamship Colorado
bound 70 Portsmouth; also. tho Huntsville Tiogs, San
Jacinto and DE Soto. The bark Tycoon sailed on the
ed for Newyork In charge Of the mate. the captain
being sick ashore. The Merimsc passed oH Cape Hat
teras bark, brig and three sclooners bound North.
On the 2oth of Cape May passed two propeer steer
ing South and West.
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Ohio River Navigation Inpcded.

CAIRO, Imsday, jan 20, lruf
THE steamer Mars has arrived from Carleton.
She reports the Ohio River gorged about forty miles
above that pOiut.
The river is rising here very rapidly and the ice has
commenced running out into tho Mississippi. The
steamboats, Benefit and Omaha have arrived FREQ 3
point fifteen miles above here,
The weather is very warm and speedy resumption
OF navigation at all points IL looked fo,,
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From California,

SAN FRANCISCO Tuesday. Jan %. 1854.
All the southern counties of the State con-
inue 20 suffer from drowth severely. The Los Argeios
Star of the 23d says during the Winter only two rains
have oceurred-one in November and one in January
The weather Is like Summer, and the remnant %
vegetation IL whitening There Is great loss y starya
tion. On Of the ranches half the stock has per
shed. The loss Of sheep and horses is comparatively
small
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The Rsmnsyrvsnia LesisIsture.

HARIlsBURD, Tuesday. Jan. -. I5tJ
The caucus Of the Republican members Of the
Legislature met in the State Library this evening and
Ietoreo 70 carry out the Vows Of the Governor In
terence 70 the payment of the State interest as e1
pressed IN his annual Message
The question Of adjournment was informally dis
>ssnss she proposition ~ IN sctiSc msjoritl,
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RE q. 9. sanitary Cennjssiss

IL Of funds It's rsons FOR the relief OF sA3
Army extensive and effective than now ~
ohe Rio rade The money value Of the supplies Isuea =
the Army of the Potomac during and nmedistey aher 0et
ysburg exceeded seventy thousand doss lts Issues -
Chattanooga Ike scale. Thousands OF men peed1nl
Special Relief" daily csed for In is "Homes rs
esnbosts follow soldiers evorywhers
s other and equally important departments of work. Sanitary
Inspection Hospital Inspection Hospital Directory TtenS
poa.iou OF the sick and wounded &C., In full oP~rst
The OF al this life sving work is not ess than
Thousand dollars month It's funds now much recacs1
The Fairs that have been got with such duiirabie ana
and a. CcsgO Cincinnati -
Bottom though reported for the benefit u tn
Sanitary Commission" hare not vi contributed doer
rasuvy The large thus sed have been received
by tee branches OF the Commission ct hc'e cities repsoo
lively.
These branches apply them most usefay mainly Ntte
purchase of material to be made into clothing bedding ae
and like purposes They thus relieve the .ressury OF ~
Commission from the necessity Of purchasing supplies osoe
certain classes But they render aid 10 any ptnee
department of its work.
Those who desire fuller information to the orgsnizsce
method Of the Commission referred 70 stse<1g
Of system aud of tho application OF its funds just pob
isbed copies Of which may be had on applications a. ~
once OF tho United States Sanitary Commission, No ~
Broadway or at the Bookstore OF A. " r. handospI Ncso
Broadway >,
Il Is submitted al humane and patriotic men thas es
has saved and Is daily saving lives the country
cannot afford ose what II 10 doing TO economist the ne
and soldiers worth TO the country ten tss Ne
money the Commission has received and OF direct cs-
cs importance every interested In dminishiss ts
cost and The duration OF the war ~,
Contributions may sent to the Treasurer No O. Ws'
st. or No s23 Broadway, NewYork
By order Of the Standing COMMITTEE; ornoxo
Treasurer United States Sanitary Con nii'aoa.
heY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

Dr.. CHEEvgRs LECTURES. second of
the course .. lectures at the Church Of the Purans viii
be delivered this evening by the Rev Dr. Cheever Oh
the career Of Lord Ersklde the great constitutional
lawyer Of England Ia defense OF constitutional liberty
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From ALBANY.

ALBANY. Tuesday, Jan. %, 1861
In the Assembly this evening, the Governors
Message being under consideration, Mr.. Brandreth
spoke at length, chiefly in condemnation of the tone in
which the Governor udes to the conduct Of tho wrr
and in hearty approval of the policy Of the Admins.
tration.
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The Kentucky Senator.

LoUIsvLLE, Ky, Tuesday Jan. &C. 1864
Three ballots were taken yesterday in the
Kentucky Legislature without any choice having been
made. The last ballot resulted follows: Guthrie AZ
Bel, ~; BuTDaD, -; Buckner. 4. Necessary TO a
choice, ca.
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A Blockade Rnnner Csnsennesa.
Boston. Tuesday. j

BO51ON. TueSday, Jan. %. I50I
A twenty-eight-year-old Clyde steamer, called
the "Tretin' put into Surinam previous TO Jan.
eaky. and would be condemned She had been sold for
delivery al Havana blockade runner
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Presidcuiial.

TRENTON, n. J., Tuesday, ian. 20, le6i.
The Union members of the New-Jersey Legis-
atnre have appointed Committee 10 draf o memorial
to Abraham Gincoln indorsing the policy OF the Ad-
mnistrntion. and recommending ibis denomination to
The Presidency.
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Dhie Recruits, etc.

Cn,cEsArI. Tuesday. Jan. 60. 1854.
siItsea rcsnlisted Ohio regiments had arrived
" 10 Columbus yesterday.
Nine thousand new recruits have been raised In the
stsis since October
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Rostou Hank Statement.

BOSTON, Tuesday, jan 20, I:6i.
The following is the weekly statement of the
condition Of the banks OF this city;
CAPITAL 81 O1 100 Due to other banks lo5 zoo
Loans and Discounts "a 600 Deposits 3QsyS O
tpecie.............. 1i@oV0o Cucuatou.ss Sts''
Due I'm. other bsnts u. 257 900
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81. LOUIS, Tuesday. Jan. q, 1864.
Twenty-Five Illinois regiments and two bat
,Ts' have already reported veteran troops and
.lliineu;s are rapidly progressing
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guetial Notifes.

Tho, SECOND of the course Of WEDNESDAY EVEN.
mo LECTURES at the Church OF tho Purtsns viii be de-
V..red THIS EVENING BY tho Rev. DR.. CHEEvER- Sub
iee. "LoGa Epkins Aapaasiaa ss CQaisacs sls aeeSl
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WAnR0En-

pu,FEoy-UpTON-In Greece Monro. Cosnty n. Y. on
W-dueesy Jsn ~ by tho Rev. g. johnson, a. re zeal
Of the brides father pomoroy Of Phiafeif IA "a
60 a1E.e tns only daughter II James r.oa- csq.
ORb--At Chicago, Thusrd1y evening,
Jon. % 1854 by th. Rev Charles Fowler Cry fonns ard
ADJ 81 ou,y d. glitter of X bo'ioFd, cse A. o. chicago
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Olpitunry.

CIEyRLAND, Tuesday, Jan. p, lSoi.
Levi Rawson, an old citizen and commission
merchant Of Cleveland died last week. Howas formerly
Of the finn OF Wright, Gilett Rawson OF Aew-Iork
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Caughs, Colds, C0nsumpti0
COUGHS, COLDS. CONsUMPTlCS.
COUGHS COLDS CONSUMPTION.
COUGHS, COLDS, CONsUIPTiOe-
COUGHS. COLDS, CONSUMPTION.
SWAyNEiS COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
SWAYNE's COHPct.S0 SYRUP WILD CHERRY
SWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
sWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CnERar
SWAySE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
CURES ALL COMPLAINTS
CURES ALL COMPLAINTS
CURES AL COMPLAINTS
OF THE TaRoAgS BR.tsT, AND LuNGs.
or THE THROAT, BREAST, AND LUNGS.
OF THE THROAT. BREasT AND LUNGS.
OF TIE THROAT, BREAST, AND LUNGS.
Prepared only ly DR.. SWAYNE & SON No. 800 Ncr.tf
s,s. Pbilsdelpia. Sold " WELLS No. lis Franklin
ard BARNES, No. ZOE 3,ysy, n. y.
Ladies' Gilt Combs-See Styies-fROM PARIS.
-TWO, THREE, -FOUR, 5A, EIGHT, TEN, AND kiF-
TEEN DOLLARS each.
yof s.s py GEO. {. ALLEN.
No. AIS Bro,f~sy, door below CeDss'.
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For Coughs. Colds and Consumption.

The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAlsAM a the ps,ss
highly approved medicine isoo,ered II STOOD
Bxsr o. ALL rxsrs TNT having he'd unprecedented sa
ofsraRIy YoRTr u s, scconmenied by our best
PHYSICIAN most srrrent CITIZENS, the PRES The
Trade Ia fact BY all who snow il; For certificates which
can be given 20 almost any ex,st wrs7ps to esch bottle
Tue Prop-.scrs WA ohselivuy rrrpa the money not "a
reIy satisfactory fdce 50 cents and = the arse bottles
mash the cheapest Be cAeeSCL 10 Gsr rHz axNulua,
ych /, p-epared only BY REED CUTTERS Co., Whoissss
,rD diets Boston solain New York BY Dealers z-nexlly
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday Jan &c. 1854.
SATlo.aL BANKS AS GOVERNMENT DEPos-
&C TORRES.

II appears by circular from the United
States Treasurer MI. Spinner that the regulations re-
spectng tbe employment Of the National BANKING AS
socsons as depositors OF public money have been mod
fled 50 that apy such Banking Association may qualify
itself 20 become depository Of the public money! and
financial agent Of the United States, by giving secu
sity i ahv sum not less than $4,000 Such security
NAV be by deposit of the whole amount Of security in
q. ) bonds OF certificates Of Indebtedness, or bot1
In any proportion Of either desired or by deposit OF
not less thsa one-fth Of the whole amount In United
Statss BONDS ard the remainder in personal bonds OF
by deposi. Of not less than one-hsh OF the whole
amount in United States certificates Of indebtedness
ana Tie remainder In personal bonds Whenever the
Secretary Of Treasury shall be Of the opinion that
any bond sban have become insufficient he may require
Zach additional bond as be shall indgo necessary for
Tsff.et see. rity.
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OR FINANCES.

There Is no prospect whatever of a present
sitep 20 negotiate new loan. it is not likely that
cry bonds viii again be put upon the market until the
appreciation Of those already issued. II Is rendered
ceToin hat five per cent security can be placed AT par
In the oon t,mc the Treasury Department possesses
ample Tor meeting its obligations TO the pup
lie tenders in legal tender Treasury notes and cern
sai.. % indebtedness.
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a RADICAL CURK POR HERNIA OR RUPTURR!

A RADICAL CURE POR HERNIA OR NURTURE!
Al persons afflicted with th, dangerous disease can now DO
cured without a shadow Of doubt.
WHITES PATESr LEVER TRUSS
IL conarled scientific principles to neet every re
qurement OF THUS TO promote speedy cure NO instru
before made 10 produce this result so eectus
II gt ccGa and eaiy on the Jdek or cora
tho action inward ani upward and ia easily made stronger
lighter desired by simply turning screw Female sup
poyfsrs the prime pie. Apartments elegantly ana ex
cugey t,ed mp Ladies End attended by Lady
so.d only by GRsGoRY Co., No. 500 Broadway
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For Grea, Britain and the Continent BY steamer
Scotia, "Wednesday, jan 21.................. = ~.
Friday Jan. ~ NJ
For Cuba and tho West lndier BY steamer Eagle,
WednosJsy JAN T. n''
DAY. Jan p. ~
Eortl--Albnny Buffalo and Csnadns H. aud y
North and Wet Nav Mil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Up. ~
Western Mail via Erie Railroad .......Ss M ard St p u
Fsss "a, Nail - ..... s. a. M, II and d y. M
New. Bedford New port and Fail Rvsr...".', 3p' H.
Tie Long Island Msn closes at T. NJ, saa NJ
sunday Msls.-0n Sunday Ill malls o!osrHtp w.
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80 FIRST PREMIUMS IN 1868.

Grover BAKERS CELEBRATED Elastic Stitch Swing
MACHINES were awarded the ses. premiums all com
pe,sor at the Fairs Of NewYork Vermont Iowa. In
diane Michigan Illinois, Kentucky, Penusylvans Ohio and
Oregon and every respectable Institute, end County fa
held In 1862 Ssesroom No. 49s Broadway, Newyork and
No IRa = llion.at BROOKLYN.
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r,r.t In H., Field-Thirteenth Ward on Deol. -
The TfiIRfEEisrH WARD LIkSoLs CLUB wa. Ory'a-
&C. 1864, the Union Headqusrer co,e' o. broome ind
P Strong address, were delivered Tue foons we're
ct ecs On oryFaixso> Rooms. &C., appointed
H.ory s. Jennings ,0.sy elected tnporsry Chair
ran and Capt Isaac H. Chadwick Temporary Secretary
On notion The meeting sdourus 70 he call OF the Chair
Dlsn. ~---------------.
sixteenfh ward gnisn Csn,THyxn c.n s :,l,ss
r r ss4. mot Men ss W. en- 4 ~ @ %
se''k Nj MHTnos i f &foSF&S sf ss TO-
& :. his ss.nz' secretstie'
Tie Rev. j. X. ". Sloane win deliscr Iesgrc 10
scot ' sSSise n f5tsH I'D Resss 10 r fss
The second Le.,rre by IN, cey. AMEs rRIEsrLYt
EVENING ~ the e. = th w1 o. y.a b1vesn Hod.o,
st and 8ay To coInyse1ce at y o'clock. subet whist
saw in Jersslcm" Tfeksts % cents.
Professor Doremus viii deliver POUR sclENrpIO
DAY tie 81 and FrRsDAs the III oSeb A. '''"
A Teefips OF Loyal CiAzens Of iRe XxIst WUd
W. 4sH ss I ws esi he H.
T. BLACK sPpointe5 ssce.sry. lhe objee q the meeting
ABRAHAM LINCOLs Presdent Of me United states. Tho
o is .ean % s vn s Oeor
end other places and as rsAks by sasiou. gene s.e
following resolutions offered and snouiy acpsed:
Resolssd That ally approve end adopt
The views forth Ia the be end buttons sdop+sd by
the Ursn Central Commit - at s -ins Sst,rt,y
Eyep;Ds last.
Ressls.d That orgsnize 20 Cob be known tbs
Twenty first Ward Union lshesbi C9b auxiliary TO the
Central Clubs and that C. roittee Of re be apponted
to ropors AZ the next meet .rlsnent chcrs ioG the
Crb - .
organ zsfiou and citizens Of tbs Ward in Yer s such
srrsngenents may be made will promo. the e,st,s
nj Inf harm IlY
The Cbar appointed Messrs- y v. shepsr', James H.
N5nckton " +. Black. Thos strPhy add jsr'ss Oweos
On z,otion, seouned to meet al IL ca.i o. the Cfsn
~ THOMAS q. ASTES. CniTman-
WIT BLtcv, Secretary.
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COL. BAKERS BATTALION.

Orders we're some time ago issued by the War
Department authorizing Col L. C. Baker 10 III up his
battalion 90 regiment OF 200 men. In pursuance o.
fti. order recruiting offices are now open IN Name
Bjs regiment il Wen known for It's efficiency in drill
end the good quality and condition OF s horses, equip
r1snts Dad arms.
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TrayeIsrs, Guido.

TraveIcYSs Guido. q,
IA Au,.nx No VuJson r. a. SO Warren s'....I !.
q m ana 81 s. and loi p sunday train VS. w
To Albany BY n.rleu Il. r.. 26thst fths'.iVa =" ., .,
arp. =. 6p4sy Sso'.u;i''u,.V,"n"9 ""S~
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Dusi,,ess Notices.
nYI,s HlAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE DIFF

HOYT's HlkwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE diff
s from Dyes Dyes i'm part uniform dead black color 70
Hair that different pei have the colored Hair
the Beir to its original color and
The harmony between the complexion and color OF the
csitsn tie Hnw,TsA Is really epplei any Hair Dress
ing Dyes stain the skin whereveS hey touch Il; ths IAwA
the Hair sumy aud dirty the hIkwATHA clean,ss from
al impurities. Dyes color the Has by contact with
and sr washed oH the color the HA~ArsA gves be
v,hei out The HIAwsTgA restores the natural shading OF
the Heir Which il preferablri
UoYr's INPEElAL CoL0RiSe CHEAx,
oils and -olos the Hair at tho time cbsnges light and
red Helix aud Whisksrs 70 oeaulifu brown Or black
JosgPH Horn Co, No. 10 University Place, N. 4.
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IOIHS.
Yndinc Nuf1r.

OIHS.
Iodine Water.
soutiJn of purs JOdDe in pure water 0'or s's-~
1t acts upo, tho -
HEART,
LIVER, kJDNEY3f
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, and CLAN .5cLAR SYSTEM
The great srrc.ss which has sendcd the OF IODINE
WATER enables torecomrnend H. f. ling confident that
with fair trial 1T wstte its excellence ia the cuIe d
Scrofula in all forms CopsumptoD Cancel Bronchs SKIN
Eruptons Pimpss the Face, Heart, Liver and Kidney
Disea,es Rheumatism, Neuralgia Fensls Neasneses, Dys'
pepsia, Debility, Syphtlis Mercnrel Disease, &c.
Price 81 per botie; half dozen at one time. : :.
Sold BY Druzgss or sent ~ on resey Of price,
DR. II. ANIDERS Co.,
Phj sicans aud cbemss
No. 423 BIosfysy. N. Y.
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,g;neer OF the Navy anticipates a

HE and ire Chief Engineer OF the Navy anticipates
most successful rcsult from his labor, IL may be stated
, heae vessels viii possess the largest engines of any
ships over Constructed for the Revenue Navy Of the
United States All the modern improvements are in
uded in them and it is confidently thought that they
viii al make from Is TO lG knots an hour.
IRoX-CIADs 70 BE HURRIED UP.
Instructions have been sent to the command
I'M officers of .he Navyyards Of Portsmouth n. H.,
and Boston caioniGg heuto hurry up rapidly pos
.e he completion of the large Navy yard iron clads
In course of construction at these places. II will be
esmeubered that oil the ron.clads now in service in
e United States built by contractors. not one hay
jg been constructed at a Nayy-ysrd -Four of the yes
sels-tbe Miantomonah MonadnOck Tonawanda and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ordered to be built at the four
Esyy-yards and Of them only Is launched. 1t Is
probable that in compliance with the wishes Of the Navy
Department the others will beput afioat within month
Information has been received however Il a the plat
iDg Of ihc 1onawando has commenced which VIII
rende 81 possible to finish her very speedily after she is
sAost
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
In the House to-day the joint resolutions OF
4lsnks 20 Mai Generals Hooker, Meade, Howard and
Banks 90 their services and voting gold medal 10
Cornelius Vanderbilt oy the present OF the steamer
Eandr5b were passed. Al TIE NiSOhSNi"n IN 'Ne '"'
objections were made 10 the amounts appropriated Tor
the Treasury extension and the completion OF the Cap
so on tho ground that no monies should be appropri-
ael OF expended save for the actual maintenance OF
the Government the suppression Of this Rebellion.
An .meadment introduced by Mr.. Herman, that no
money be expended except for the actual protection Of
these buildings was passed in Committee Of the hole
Che Naval Appropriation bill taken up and In pur'
.uance Of The policy adopted by the Opposition IN
caucus sir Allen Of Illinois offered an amendment that
tie money appropriated for wages be paid in gold or s
equivalent Mcssrs. Brooks of New.York and strouse
of Pennsylvania Endorsed NJ, Aliens amendment.
Aiessrs Stevens and Myers Of Pennsylvania ana
Others reed the faaoios Of the gentlemen, end the
Committee rose without vote.
EtvY-yARD F0R 1R0S-CLADS.
The Committee on Naval Affairs met this
morning and considered the subject Of establishing
naYy.yard on the Delaware for ironelads They were
decidedly IN favor Of locating at Lengue Island.
GERMAN REPUBLICANS ON THE PRESIDENCY.
number Of very prominent German Repub-
iicans i,om the West arrived in Washington to-day.
They report that the Germans in that quarter are in
sayor Of more decided and positive candidate for the
pesdcpcy and that they have and are organizing to
Chi, end.
1JfB DisLOYALTY IN THE SENATE.
In the senate, this morning, Mr.. Bayord took
the oath aad intimated that he should resign. Senator
Howard moved TO amend Senator Wilson's resolution so