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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

When the insurgents shall have dIsband-
ed their armies and laid down their arms,
the war will instantly cease, and all the
war measures then existing, including those
which affect slavery, will cease also, and
all the moral, economical and political
questions, as we'll as questions affecting
slavery as others which shall be existing be-
tween individuals and States and the feder-
al government, whether they arose before
! the civil war began, or whether they gsew
ont of it, will, by force of the Constitu-
ton. pass over to the arbitrsment of courts
Of law and the councils OF legislation.
am not unsophisticated enough TO expect
that conspirators, while yet unsubdued and
exercising an unresisted despotism in the
insulrectionary States, will either sue for
or even accept AL amnesty based on the
surrender of the power they have so reck-
lessly usurped. Nevertheless, | know that
if any such conspirator should tender his
submission upon such terms, he will at
once receive a candid hearing, and an an
swer prompted purely by q desire for
peace, with the maintenance Of the Union.
On the other hand, I do expect PROPOSE.
tons OF peace. with restoration of the
Union, to como not from The Confederates
In authority nor through them, but from
citizens and States nnder ana behind them
AUD expect such propositions from cit
1ehs ana States to conle over the Conted
erases, IN power just as fast as those citi
feas ana States shall beN delivered by the
.eaefal arms from the usurp.,tion by whic,
'ey are now oppressed. All tho worl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Arrival Of che u. $. Supply Steamer rnion.

The Z. S. supply steamer Union, Acting
Volunteer Lieut.. Edward Conrcy commanding. from
tbe Fest and West Gu Squadron. arrived Of this port
last night She reports Jan. 81 while of Charles
lesion heard heavy firing weather very foggy. Feb.
Q. Of Cape Henry passed L. S. ship Ino. Landed Gt
Kew West $50 refugees and number OF deseiters from
Bragg's army.
Among the refugees was a Mrs. Bnbcook md child,
whose friends are residing in the North. On Jan. a..
the Union cut on, and captured the Confederate steamer
MayAowcI in Sarasota Pass coast oG Florida, ioadcd
with cotton. The steamer Manhattan from Baltimore
put into Tamha Bay. Jan q. in good order.
The Union brought North the bodies Of Commander
Newcomb, L. S. Navy; Lieut.. Commander Cummings,
L. s Navy; Ac;irr-Nlnstcr Folger L. 5. Navy; Cap
tain's Clerk T. bailey, T. s. Navy.
Tie Union sailed from Ncw.Yort Jan. 9 with n
large number Of officers, mails &c, for the Ens' and
West Gulf Bockadnc Squadrons. On the outward
passage she stopped Mt Port Royal Jan Indian River
Jan :, Key West JAM. Z, Charlotte Harbor Jan. H.
Tampa Bav Jan Is Cedar Kcys Jan. 10, ST. Marx jan
il. East and West Passes ST. Georges, st. Joscph'
Bay. and St Andrews Bay Jan. T. arriving at fensa
cola 18TH
On her return left Pensacola Jan. 90 81. Andrews
Jan 20: St. Joseph's Bay East ard Wosts Passes. 81
Georges Sound Jan. 2li St. Marks, Jan. 81; Cedar
Keys. Jan. -; Tampa Bay JAM 22i Charott' Jan y
Key West Jan. os Port Royal. Jan. 81; and Hampton
Roads Feb @ She brings tho follawing passengers:
Acting Master Sumner Wellington Acting Master W. C.
Irr. hcnr Ars ant Surgeon j. stevens. Acting f,t A.
sis,Ant Engineer Perry Short Acting Ensign Geo Dunn 80
discharged scauei. a. q rr1lb'r Il iutairis.
The follow ing IS list of her officers:
Acting Volunteer Lieut. Edward Couloy comHandiur tc
ire Master end Executive G,ict w. H. Wood. Acting Ma
and Sailing Master L. Crowcn; Assistant Pnsma''rr Oc"
". BcansH Assistant Surgeon ". r. Scohcd Acsns itt
issfsn; Eu-irrer FiW ard J.. Ihop ACTING Erisr Cleo
p " tu G. n. Armstrong p. Seal uy, aud VI bEla 81
A.rit-rt Frriueers C. Slater Henry Jones Airru Brown
and James Sve~s; Captain Ce-k " : Uuderdowp; NAL
Aeer' VIM H. Mead; Acting N.siers Mtte j. e. Gts.ou; in
cha-ge q express matter H. ole Hospital steward I'd
ward Flugci.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Ernm lEIiloTniH.

SAY FRANCISCO, Wednesday Ieb. 3 1864.
The ship Zouaye sailed for Liverpool, cary-
Eng 80 900 sacks Of wheat
There has been q light trade during the week NOW
closed.
A resolution has passed the Legislature without op.
position urging the Culiorni, Congressional Deiega'
Sion 20 endeavcr to pr the consent Of tho Pre
dent for cOutinuanco Of the shipment Of basng pow
der % the niuers % EotfN estern Mexico the same az
Das been the case heretofore.
il is stated that TIE extension o! mining operations
sn Sonora and Senols must be stopped unless blasting
powder oGa be procured
: The French Consul here lag solicited tho Collector
OF the port 20 cont 10 make exception Of bas,uf
powder being convinced thai no injuries WI fIsue 90
The French army in Mexico from sending such powder
10 American and French mines IL tie northern PROV
inces OF that country.
in addition to the regular shipment OF treasure by tie
Bankers today the sub-treagntT sent Last S4OJOJJ
IN gold on Government account
She steaner America carried S20OO making total
by both steamers Of =. 4yOHN
THE steamer America gaisd for Panama, carrying a
large number Of passenger Qumber no. stated Al-o,
steamer st. Louis for Pau1m., crowded VIII pa 'i-
gers and Sg33 OOO in treasure ,or England and 50. 90
for NeW-YOrk She also carries o considerable cargo
Of merchandise including U.s. 900 pounds Of green teas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Legal Decision.

JBFSIOs, NednQsday, Feb. 3 1901.
The Chancellor delivered his opinion to-day
80 the case OF the Camden and Amboy Railroad against
che Delaware Bay Railroad and Camden and Atlantic
Railroad. lie held that the only exclusive franchise
held by the Joint companies was that OF the through
transportation Of freight ind passengers between New
York and Philadelphia, and referred not 70 local bust
noes. He ordered reference 20 be made 10 q master
70 take an account Of passengers and merchandise
carried defendants roads between New ork and
Philadelphia and make distinct account d soldiers
and munitions Of war carried over said roads and that
any final order concerning tire last accounts should be
reserved until the coming OF the masters report An
Injunction granted ~ restrain the Of defend
ants roads in competing n through business with that
OF the plaintiffs. The case will be carried 10 the Court
OF Errors.
The Hunterdon and Somerset Farmers Railroad bill
vas repOTied TO-DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04

ST. LOUIS Wednesday, Feb. g. 1854.
Gov. Gamble was buried to-day. The civic
and military display on the occasion probably the
most solemn and imposing seen in St. Louis. All
fhe courts adjourned and the members Of the bar at
tended in a body.
The members OF tie Merchants Exchange, the Com.
mon Council ofthe city the officers and members Of the
Legslstufe, number Of benevolent and other ats0ca-
lions the scholars Of the several schoOs and unyer
sites, and large number Of citizens and soldiers,
Joined the funeral c0rtege.
Many OF the public Offices and places Of business were
eaosed nags were hung at half mast and there seemed
70 De almost universal sorrow. The funeral ceremonies
were Pergrmed ut the Second Presbyterian where the
iEeS. Dr. Brooks delivered appropriate discourse
eopiaine Cemetery.
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TiIiiarr Affairs.
CoURT-MARTIAL FOR THR TRIAL OF DELB-
OIfENTS

The Court reaSsemblcd yesterday morning.
when Mr.. McKeou. counsel FOR Dr. Kerrgan. summed
~ the evidence at considerable length, stating In con
cuson that the professional character of the accused
being az stake be trusted that The C0url would be- care
IN in leving the testimony and ia Justice 20 thcm
sc.ycs render verdict of ncqu.tmL The Court then
adjourned until toLoy when tie .rial Of Lieut.. Col
VII be resumed.
RETURN OP THE FORTY-EIcHTH REGIMENT.
The 18th Regiment Of New-York Volunteers,
known as the Brooklyn Continental Guard, returned 70
this city yesterday morning. This regiment numbers
3s men who have rcGulised Ticy IN the steamer
Atlantic from Port ROYAL under The command Of Col
Strickland and marched 90 tlc City Han This req
meHt las participated in good many battles. u mt
garrisOnod Port Pol ski waF then removed o. Hilton
Head and saw service a1crwa-d under Gen Gilmore
n bis operations against Charleston aud was one Of The
three ie ueus which made thD memorable and terri
b. charge on Fort Wamor No preparations whatcf er
were made BY the State city authorities 90 receive
these heroic men. They temporarily accommodated
with quarter az Montague Hall About loo q the old
veterans declined O. rc6ni-t, these with 100 Tccrut
who enlisted last wear rcnnin rt Hilton Head under
the command OF the gaIand oi. Barton.
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DEED.

prOurN-,, Wes, Faru. on Tuesdsy F-b ?. anera short
5Incn tn4r W aalsa'ti o. "H'' GUM" anu Al" ."
Tie rc.t',es md hrud- invited 70 attend thc funeral
.e-yce. at st. AIMS Church Mord.snia Thursday the
Abi,f A. IA H. M Carlsr.s Will be in writr. =. Moe
Iisy,n tie Harlem Railroad on arrival OF I'e = 1ia.n
nom New York
conyrrr-o, w.dae.a,y Feb Helen II infn, daurhicr
OF j. b. aud Miuhie H. s. Cornell -ssd 10 moh.h' ana ~
Tie funeral win take p,.-e Frily, o'clock from the
r,.idenoe Of L,l parents, NO Charlton street.
CCMMlNG-On Tue.dsy, Feb p Joseph r., son n speer'
md Sarah y. tuuIinl aged ye-i months and ID df'
Tho rs4,es and friends " tlc family are respectfully invited
no attend her fuerll from he late foi1nce Of ~ grand
fHrr Tho, Cumming Hars'u.4ck, ~ j.. this Thuftdsy
lot Of Chlinb.rs streetsi M O'Clock o. M
fEIELs-sudd,nly, Tuesday evening Feb 2, Aiifs IL
TIE r.a1e and fr,,ud, are respectfully invited to attend
e fuuera on Tlusia, icb .. a. O'Clock ? No., nom he
late roid nee ). ". corner Of Clinton and Carroll siir,b
D0IGLhss-1t seymour Conn on Tuesday Feb.2 Charles,
edo.t Of Charles aud Cofneia D Douglass aged ye@'
EiRisToN-on Third Day morning % inst, IN Pdsdspls
Edith Ekinion, wife Of George H. LlAn1on' ia NE Ooih
PlsHER|M Washington .. G.. on Thursday Jan. 81. Of
chronic dyeniery Martha, wife Of Oliver G. FISHER oi-
~, yry,sins were taken 10 Hartford Conn., frr niermrat
lILTOS-On Wednesday, the Sd inst, Elizabeth Hilton
Hsi rc,yrs AID friends add those Of her daughter mrs
raj rom the s. Paus NJ. r. Church. Fourth end
Twentyrcoud street on Friday q s'th isi ~ 10 CLOCK
a. ui without further invitation.
Tie, rgi,, ,, b. tsssu TO Greenwood Tor iniermeut
KIppFg-gn Monday f,b william Kidde aged b. year'.
Thr r.ge. and friends the fsiy respectfully invited
g. rrud his funeral from l Tote fcafusr, III Asho ~
coc. on Thursday th. an inst Carr leave corner Fourth
,ycnps and Twenty sixth street Al - and loi The
,u.irs win be tsl en- 10 b0nkers for iuiemeni.
MiTCHFLTHIf-Dn "Wednesday ftu. 2, william Mitchell
sre. IT, formerly OF Pittsburgh, Ia
Notice II funeral hereafter -
TaURsTON-At fremont, Wes'cteer County, on Wcdnes
dsy Feb s. of tcaretus and diptheua Charles Clement
Youngest child Of Charles &. and Caroline Thus'on, aged
II months anu 10 days d,
Tho aves ard friends Of The family respectfully invited
~ he ~
dence Of HE parenis Of Washington avenue aud
Twelfth street fremont. - -
THAYEB-lu brooklyn, on Wednesday evening Feb. 3
Herbert Bryant youngest ci.d Of A. T.. and Eleanor b.
Thaytr aged years il months and days
Tie friends DC ianiy invited 70 attend his ihncrg on
Friday neIt, az o'clock r. M AZ the residence Of hi'
parents. No 10 smitpn street without further invitation
TWEEDY-Snadenly Mt Danhury, Ct on "Wednesday, Fob
of congestion Of the lungs, Mr. A. L. Twoody. aged 81
yelrs. =,
The funeral win be attended fou bis late se.denoo In Dan
bury, on Saturday, the 9th inst, a. u O'clock
VANDERBILT-A Nice FTnnoe on Thurrday Dee III, Cap.
George W. Vanderbilt, U. D. Army In tho 2'1h year oil h
-
Ts SsaIvw .ai t'ai u ta' tsug aDa bs e2sen Of ts
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Nn,aI.
MAILS FOR THE BLOCKADE PLRRT.


Persons having friends in the Navy attached
70 the Sruth Atlnntic Hockadug Squadron under
Rear Admiral Dshlyren, are informed That n L. :
steam transport win eave a." f-ooElyn Navy la-d 20
morrow fr Inc rendezvous Of the loot Lotefs papers
and parcels properly directed and sent gratis 10 The
Hrooil.n Nuyy.Yard viii ha f-warI"d. The Nassa-
chusets 20 aso 6an for Philadelphia the dny after TO
uorroW, and viii also take letter. ana papers.
THE IEoy.CLAD OEONpAGA.
This vessel was taken out of the Dry Dock
vestordnv nj the Brooklyn Nryy lnrd, and haued
alongsde the wharf 70 receive such final preparations
for sea nrc deemed necessary. Her wheel j noH IN
perfect order and win Doe set TO work on another
rest 90 tho wharf The tii.l p Of tie vessel VIII take
place ~ q week Or So end VIII 5o lally niorc ting
as the OnoHdaga is The only slip 81 her cass ~ the L.
s. NAVY She las two tul cts unlike the Ericsson bat
teries and bus also two prupelers Mr. Quaiard. the
contractor 80. the vessel. spent ta; port OF o. y"s
terday On board experimenting TIE progress Of a'tuirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
FROM ONE or THE MOST RESPECTABLE CIT
ZEEs OF NEWBORN

DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.
No 40 6th-av.. NEW YORK, Dec. o. 1868,
Iws lef for several years, aad hearing Of tho great eures
performed by Dr. Won Ei.enbsrs induced to place my
self under his care ard happy to state that my hear
ing was entirely restored after short treatment, lwss also
suffering from chronic caah Of which was also cured by
tie skfn treatment Of Dr. Won Eisenbefs do but justice
70 the Doctor by stating h, in treating he displayed that
skill and kuowedo which have ao,dy procured for hn such
deserved reputation and that the principles which direct Ids
system Of curing Deafness md Caarh such to render
success certain 10 my opinion. Many months have passed
since Dr. Won Eerber restored my hearing aud it continues
as good ever. o. HOPKINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
The Quota OF .Indinna-BH'sernui Attaok
Anticipa
CNcINKAn, "wednesday, Feb. 3, ls6

CNCINEAT Wednesday, Feb. B. lsol.
Gov. Morton Of Indiana is about to issue q
proclamation calling upon the people Of that State to re-
epond 10 The President last cal for troops and I'll up
she quota Of the State. The number Of men required
will be given as soon as the Official data arc obtained.
Gov Morton Is confident Of the ability Of the state TO
meet this demand.
Considerable excitement prevails in Paris IL. in
Consequence Of an anticipated attack on tie returned
soldiers by the Butternuts in that vicinity. The c.ti
gems of Paris have telegraphed Tere Haue Tor aid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-The Hon. i. b. Morgan
and wife o. Aurora T. s. lreson Of Boston, H. Ballord
Texas, r. p saunders II Cincinnati A. i. Smith Of
New York S. j. Murphy and wife Of Bangor G.. il.
Rea {" s. Lonis. and Col Henry Wells Of Aurora, are
at the As tor House
Col William Hathaway and r. NJ Gsrrctson of New
YORK, Col. W. l. OBrien Of Baltimore ID. i. Chase Of
Chicago Or. g. NJ. stembergh OF the United States
Army Chas' Cook Of Warrington, JUDGE q. j. Hongh-
ritory, are at the metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
The State Medical society--musODic Flee
ALnANi Weans.day. -. 2. ~.

ALBANi wednesday. Fob. :, leT1.
At the morning session Of the State Medical
-Soc!ety eeyeral papers were read and referred and
Drs Layne O-drOnouL and CoriEs were appointed q
Committee 20 memorable the Legislature and Congress
FOR more perfect protection against smallpox. il was
resolved to appoint CYuuitec 10 consider tte cIpei
dienoy Of creating State Board Of Examiners ior cJ
fer-ng the degree Of Doctor Of Medicine.
AT the session Of the NJ. j.. Grand Royal Arch Chap
ter State Of Jew ork this morning, the following
officers were eectcdi Grand vi n Priest u. 4. ogden;
deputy Grand High Fres, II. S. Taylor; Grand King,
s. T. Stonei Grand Scribe, i. g. Williams Grand
Secretary John o. Cole Grand Treasurer William
Seymour Grand Chaplain. Rev. Salem Town; Grand
Captain Of the Host j. b. Chaplin Grand L. a. Cap
tain VIM tOnlev.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
wAsnyeross BIarHplY ANNIVERSARY

WAsHEGToEs BIRTHDAY AENIyEEsARY.-
Pursuant o. resolution passed at former meeting
called IT the rooms Of the TracleIG ISOLATION corner
Of lin and Grand streets 5 s. Randall, Superintendent
q Public Schools Chairman adjourned meeting was
held Yesterday At the Bible House. Leonard llazletou
ESQ., Chairman. it is proposed that delegation from
portion Of the Public Schools unite TO present interest
ing exercises for the day commencing ut p. me- and
delegations from other Schools unite Tor the evening o.
Feb % inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Entertainments Thi. Day md Evening.

For location Of hediey and time e eoHMenees Gee Gdse
49, lsefsenis ." ouie' column " Li,a Japor.
WALLACKg THEATER-Koseda.e.
ACADKnY OF MuEC-FGust.
WINTER OARDRE-1icket-OfL Leave Man
OLYMPIC THEhTER-Bul in CHM ghop-sfsyepD..
BARsUA sGiants Dwarfs, Whs.ifit-Canilsa Husband.
VAS AsBuRGHs Observation-Disclosures Of Animals.
ROADWAY AMPnIIHEATEK-EggealriG Performance.
PERTAINS Stere0scOpicoD.
HowEs GREAT CIKCUs-Bowery-Eque
HOPK CHAPKL-MamInOth Steiooscorticon.
THEATER FKAScAIs-Benc6t Of ~. Ernest Grayier
PAEK THEATRE Brookyn-Bohoman Girl
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No l1i AL1zs.sr. Nrw.YoAs, FEB . 1868.
Harlem, l26.A.st-, between ID and 81 .v'.

No. l9i ALLzs-sr, NEwYcas FEB. . 1865.
rtv,b.ep completely deaf in one ear and partially 50 in
the other for above seventeen yearr with dsaeeos ia
aye from both elr. combined with continual rumbin5
"a, in .ho head for which have been trea'ed by most
eminent practitioner in the city without the slightest Feei
on.u,ed Dr. Won Ei,enbors bu. mus, candily say that
A.l 10 faih in h success when tiso H" therefore que
to d.. Won Ei.onoersto acknowleisstai en- entirely cured
o dis, he displayed that si and Ano" edge which have
procured Tor him suc unrvaod reputation AZ have had
an osp,uny OF comparing IL mode o. si'mer, with that
~ obs, can truly state that l. is not oay superior but
cine principles which dee' III mode .! restoring 'he He''hs
%. ms, ,,i,i,. csrt,in JOHN TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Great small. Pox Remedy.-Rgad sworn esidsn5s
and other medical testimony, and believer
DBPESsAEr, AJgyIe 4. lialifr.}

BIZ DEAR LASH Who would have thought two bfie years
when the Indian Remedy secret JeaiousJ I2ded
the instructive vigilance Of savage m Ire breast 81 tho
Mic mscwho would have thought, say that ohn lnon a
Lane OF Lanespark County Tpprary lpS hd N ne ie~
months yened shouia now De ts
selected instrument under PROVIDENCE of mission 70 the ora
astounding and stupeudous the amour snent Of ds
c0Hery for the OF small azure a1 invaluable pc
Inc far anything under the van be nahDc FaJ,
only but the sbsonte snnihsion OF thc as
annihalon and TN word sncoHd iioHdNg.
without provo mental reservation. fromus EARLIEST diys
ancient fbysic-hebrcw. Greek, or heracen-dovh %
the present hour, never has there been such
discovery so absolute and unequir2cai ia
enrolment In tho annals G; snediclns the
Of tine nineteenth centnry IL viii eject
revolution IN the entire system ofeamest q smallpox 0'
established. Who will tear smallpox nov VINO VIII 10
yeccinaed and incur the absorption Of doe vaccine lymph
when they be safely inocse with the dscase s",
fearless OF resuis What H. beside Nd this, W. shoud
ind the Indian Remedy the powerful eknsnsh"f o.
any and every contagious poison Whist the PLAQUE se
n gn1ut Typhus &c arising from speclhc poson fhonf
have their head. before the irresistible seoure ext
mnator Let congratulate yOa, then, upon To i4 ID
having slready offered this remedy 70 the American SOD
reary Of War OF he incysdaous about ~ tho
time well he nigh. be- but there J. no dincuy ln ne
way now The have written for the great journals
tho will be appearing and any negotiation Yon may
b. about 20 with this American Cover meni VIII De VIZ
much facilitated by high and influential ap1iaries Gave 40
thng full swing with the momentum Of an assinnche u posi-
bic and shall be long before tie barriers Of icrdI
lily broken down.
Hith pest wishes believe me, traly yooss,
FREDERICK w. MORRIS, N. ID.
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SUBSCRIPTION FOR PALNERs MARELw.-
Four Of biz best works in marble have been contributed
BY Mr.. T. D. Palmer 10 the Albany Sanitary lair. A.
thew ere Of too great value 60 be- readily sold ia the or
binary way. lo Committee III dispose HthcIu iy SUBJ
scriplion tickets The works The Angel OF Pence.
in Bondage: the Bust Of Hamilton; Bust Of The Peasant
Girl and The a!iorci.ayo Good Morning Tickets Of
e and g. each may be obtaued at tho bookstores and
NJ GOupils.
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Grand ReView Of the Treops by MINOR
Gen. Esurnside.
BOSTON. Wedncsd

BOSTON, W eOn'buhf, iVo - 'O"''.
Mai Gen. Burnside reviewed tho troops IN
Damp at Readvile this afternoon. Gov. Andrew ana
both branches OF the Legislature. Wild other oa'o o
Gals and members Of the City Government. were pres
eDi ut the review. .
The trial Of Edward A. Jeflrics for obtaining
goods By false prctenses has resulted IN verdcl oi
guilty.
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nAERHE

pAylg-PrCK-At Rochester. Oh W.ins,tay ~. by
IN, Rev Henry Benei.r D. A. T.. Dave o view Ok ty
T. jeanette r. daughter Of James A. Peck, ssg, o. tho
former place.
weiuesisy Feb. p a. All solls
Church by ths Res, DR. F4.pe.. lrof william rs. Good
win ~ CliUridgr MAl t. Emily Haven, daughter Of tue
lac Holaro II. jerks.
JACOES-HUBH AHD-Oa Tuesday evening % rst. a. tlr
r,.nee o. ito brides lthe by n- Rev A. " Partridge.
Louis ~ Jar,bs - Mar Louise, second da s,ef Of Coo
ID. Hubbard. ell Of Brooklyn. B.. ID.
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ARRIVAL or TROOPs-Qho United States
steam Transports Montank. Capt Grcenman. and Viz
giia, Capt SIydG arrived last night from Fortress
Monroe bringing between 800 and 400 Of tho 10Th New
Jersey Regiment and one company Of the sd New York
Regiment
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Non..r,;vul Of ,be A.in.

HALIFAX. wednesday. FEB. I5bI'
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool 3d. va
Queenstown 24th Las not yet been sgnalcd. Weather
fine.
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10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED

40 600 VOLUNTEERS WAN TED.
~ The following the pccunAy indaeei hea 0"'''s ~,
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash down. .''''''''' 49,,
STATE BOUN'rY Observation-Disclosures
United STATES BOUNTY TO new recTai''''''' ''
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, sdGitonalto veteran
soldiers.
................. trr
Tot.L...............s'''''>-'''
.,.n. 4, h, made personally At As oihce Of the C'-
uit'es = GODFREY GJNrIfER. Mayor.
M.rTuEw T. BRENNAN, Conlptroi".
oRIsoN BIJNT, Supervisor
vIJJAH r. PURDY, Supervisor.
WILLIAM K STEWART Supcrvisoe
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED Supervisor.
County COMMITTEES.
GEORGE OPDyKE. Auxiliary hemors
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nonce 70 attend the funeral which viii take place
Ihursdy the i,h inst at lO o'clock w. from the resi-.
oence o. his father Cornelius Vanderbilt No. 10 Washing
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