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MISUNDERSTANDING City OF Manchester-Mrs Burrows,
four children and Mrs Lawrence. James 0rayson
Smith, Robt Watson Samuel Rimmer Robert Craig, Samuel
Williams. II McCay. LucIen Partiere Thomas r Ash,
Mr. Crawford. Repetti. Knoys. Lieut. 8 Fraser-and
others In the steerase Specie. $729,4a
Eisis Mr ana Mrs MAJ JsseS aud servant; Francis
sscT xR San Frsd E.:
Herter 6chih Mrs Auguse Brugmann and child, Len
chen Butler I'd keumann, jos Bertrand, New York; l.
Anderson. Scheswig VIM strnmetz. Hy Steinmctz Nor.
Davidson. schleswg; Mr. and Mrs John
Pittsburg; > Meyier, Paris; f Klaus. Sam Neken.
New York John Rnhl Scranton, Chas Knobe. Beeville
Sarah Meehan, New York, and others in the steerage
HAVANA AND NHw Enthusiastically Evening Star
Mrs McCauiey Miss Cornelia Prime Mrs Temple,
Isaac Jacobs John Edmstou. Lasss, Eges, Vera
Cruz; Rdwn Baugh and wife, Miss Emily Baugh, Miss
Fanny Rangh Hoard. jose Pedro, Augustus Solar.
Sarah Bailey Miss Maggie Bailey Joseph Mesa Mrs Pauline
Shneidary LsgrGou, John Muin, Gitarn Rialto De-
los Hardenburg. Aqulla Julian Fraguagua. For New
orleans-Alfred Booth, Adolph Babnmayer. G. Bass;
Henry CLAY Weaver Peter REYNOLDS, Charles Tappen.
ssight FLOYD Quick, Lewis Frick. Marvin Frederick
Hubbard Jacob Lemann. Mrs LORNA Dame. DR. James
smnh Mrs Robi Emmett, Capt Durham and servant B
Saunton. II K Garstry II Kennedy. Mr. Hodges, Geo 7
Chds. Qinlan Charles Parker. Theodore Danxeger
N Matthewson. Joseph Randall, VIM when, Temple.
lace Mr. Boyd James Hutchinson, Writers, Mr. Alden,
Mr. Wilder. Mr. Fairbanks, Monor, Joseph Rsynor MISS
Caroline Wide Antoine Antoni. Mrs Mary Robinson and
child; VIM Henry Robinson. Robert Gibson, Levi Ehren,
Frank Lasknn, Mrs Samuel Burt. Henry SAWYER, II A
Smell Bailey, Mrs Robert Merritt, MISC Dora Krause,
Mrs Van Slack. Thos Parish Frederick Smith, lady
amer. George Collier Chas II Dennison. Hoyt,
Dolson. Mrs Il Barker, W Bowies. Henry O'Connor
and Amos LcGrange.
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BomxR FxPLosoN-FREAKs SrEAM.--The boiler OF
locomotive at Attca, on the Attca branch OF the Erie
Railroad exploded the LIST inst The engineers legs
both taken or and the fireman severely injured.
Neither expected to live The front or the Western
Hotel was demolished by the conclusion, and piece Of
the boiler weighing over I'VE hundred pounds was hurl-
90 n,gn ~ ar distance o. e,gny roos ana smasnlps
settled bed In the second story, the occupant
OF which at the time going up stairs with the non
ton OF retiring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-10

SENTENCES IL CoURr OF GENERAL ssssIoSs -Yoster.
day bakers dozen OF prisoners appeared befro Re-
eorder Hoffman, in the Court Of General Sessions and all
With the exception OF had passed them
Tho exceptions were Lille Hoyt fashonably dressed
female with well developed Ggure end cool. on hahd
She is to be sentenced Tuesday for keeping
disorderly house. Tho other also OF the gentle
being heavy, bilious looking woman OF thirty dve
named Mary Ann McIernan who got herself into the pre-
sent predcament BY appropriatng SOME lace belonging
to A Il Stewart Co. John Sullivan, tho aged street
sweeper who caused the death OF Patrick Rae, aud
pleaded guilty OF mansaughter in tho fourth degree was
sent to the Penentary for ak months. Fanny King,
the madame OF house OF i'll fame in Houston street,
which she attempted TO set fire to- was sent 10 the City
Prison for thirty days Frederick Messer will remain in
the state Prison for two and six months for assault
ing hs better half with dangerous weapon William
Johnson knight Of tho awl and apstone, received
similar sentence for attempting to become suddenly rich
by using the centrebit and crowbar. Della Murray.
young Of easy virtue sent to the Penitenary
Tor six months for robbing In house OF III fame In
Centre street. The other disposed OF were without
special Importance and the prisoners will have obout
served their terms out whom General Grant has been
elected to the Presidency Being thereby assured OF the
prosperity and happiness OF the country they will turn
q new leaf and lead honest lives.
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enemy had been reinforced By al portion Of Ewslls
corps from Virginia. giving them an aggregate strength
Of not far from forty thousand On Tuesday night
our troops fell back marching until two O'Clock A. n
when tho column halted and bivouacked.
GENERAL nrRes In coxaAsD-ARRvAr or GRAsdER's
FORCES
On Wednesday the retreat continued the cavalry under
General Sturgis Who has just arrived and succeeded
General Shackelford in command. diminishing with the
advance OF the enemy. The infantry OF the guard
the division of Colonel Harraut or the Ninth corps
by night our main body had arrived at this point aud
here the final stand ia 70 DO made. We have been
forced by the command Of General Granger. from the
Army OF the Cumberland and our men have thrown up
Entertainments the whole sweep OF the valley.
REBKI DEMONSTRATION.
On Thursday tie rebels made demonstration upon
right flank from the direction of New Market Con-
tnua skirmishiog kept up throughout the day. and
artillery was used on both sides In the afternoon the
rebes made their appearance the other side OF the
knobs upon the New Market read and attacked the po
ston OF Spears brigade Spear replied with artillery,
and brisk though not serious fight continued until dark.
II is comparatively quiet to-day. Some little skiImish
ing Is going on along the front.
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Novrt EXHIBITION OF HoRsEMANsmr-A Mr.. Rockwell
OF Boston gave novel exhibition the Common In that
city on the Goth u He caused two horses, which were
hancssed 10 buggy 70 be Invested OF brdlca breech.
his seat on the carriage and commenced driving about
with absolutely other means Of control over the ami.
NAL than have described The operation OF going in
all performed In rapid succeeson and that, too IN
manner admirable as TO command the unqualified
praise OF tho bystandcrs Next the exhibition of
single horse In the same way and with this the perform
ance closed The exhibition vas something altogether
unique and interesting tending 70 show new develop
meut Of the power OF man the nobtcst OF animals,
and dew art IN acquirlps that power, -
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Skating Intelligence.
THR PARK.

The ice in the Park was In good order yesterday
as could possibly have been expected under the crcum.
stances but owing to the warmth Of the SUMS rays the
snow the surface began to melt, and consequently
made appear soft and dirty. After dark the frost
sumed its imperial sway and the Joe became as hard as
It being Saturday, large portion OF the assembled
crowd composed OF boys, and the ice cut
up In the evening tho ponds were usual lighted up,
and goody participated in the sport Of skating
FIFTH AVENUE POND.
About fifteen hundred persons yesterday visited the
Fifth avenue skating pond The ice In good
and band Of music played popular airs during the after
noon and evening.
NASSAU POND, BROOKLYN.
The ice this pond is about ten inches thick, and
there has been splendid skating during whole Of the
past week The attendance has been large and the
pany select
WASHINGTON POND, BROOKLYN.
This pond is favore resort and since the cold snap
has set in has afforded delightful amusement to thou.
sands The ice is in good order afternoon
and evening grand fancy dress carnival viii take place.
weather permitting.
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The NAVY
rus DR00KLYN NAVY VARD PRAUp5.

court OF inquiry has been In sssson at tho N.vr
ivceam for some time past Investigating certain alleged
frauds said to have been perpsaed by Master Carpeasr
ebert w. steels Rumor says that he has failed to &C
oou for large sums OF money contributed By WORK
~ep to .-cot fund for the families Of shOss who
Srom the yard into the army In addition to thus
oh,r Il a. saia that Mr. steele has appropriated both
tho ta ar work aud government materials % his
own uss Aa tbN CO.. Irt has beenihed with closed doors
we have no oca r ,orts to draw from in relation to the
truth Of the alleged ciarges I! 10 said that Mr. s.eele
his brother ana val Other officials have bseo dis
charged from the yard.
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The Iron MOuidore' International Union
BUFFALO, N. y. Jan. Z. 1864.
The nth annual convention ot the Iron Mouiders' Ia.
ternaonal Union, held here to-day elected W. H. Sylois
OF Philadelphia. President H. Rochelle. Of Troy, N. "
Vice President y. Beck, OF Canada Recording Secre
tarv, and VIII Koran, OF Kentucky, Treasurer.
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cation compsnys Lottery OF Ksltucky. -
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Address TO Smokers.-Pollak 4 Son,
Meerschsnm Manufacturers s57 Broorne street, near TAO
Bnwefy. keep stock on hand
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The Quota OF Indiana

The Quota OF Indiana.
CINCINNATI, Jan. Q. 1894.
Nine fun regiments have gone into camp in indiana,
and two more regiments are nearly full.
Recruits for tho old regiments pouring into Indian
spolis BY hundreds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-10

ABeautifui Complexion. -Laird'sB b DOM
Liquid Pearl Tor preserving and beaufyus the
complexion and skim ass Broadway, and druggists every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-10

BuffAL0, Jan. v, IS6f
A high wind Is blowing here, accompanied by heavy
snow storm The thermometer stands At seven degrees
above
The weather s nearly bad a. was last Saturday q
The telegraph lines are all working
There ID no detention on the railroads.
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OATARRH OF THE TYMpANIC mgCoUg
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION or THs
EUSTACHIAN TUBB
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oMsisf ORA awnings or MURRAY, EanT =
o rsxenssky aud Missouri STATE lotteries
e. HSrrucEr EXTRA CLASS Nl-Jan. o. 1884
30 %, ?, 20. II. 80. So, "a. 6, 81, 30. 9.
KxsTyoxr Casa iI2-Jsl. o. 1884
IS, 4. s., 81 As, so. 81. GO. III. 80, Q. q.
orcplh sseat free Of charge, BY addressing ehsr 70
MURRAY. EDDY 90,
Coyington. Ey or 81 Louis IA
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable, instantaneous Tho only per.
feet dye Sold BY all druggista Factory 81 Bsreay street
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All Those Afflicted with Rheum = tism
and Piles will great relief and comfort from using
CRONDALs Patent Prepared Cork Stuffed Mattresses and
seats Call examine the article ~ FOG Broadway M
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Chtnch lila SACK Ovcrcoats from sac "a
CLARKE, 1if william street.
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love u heni ~, "a GAS I5-J.n ! Eas,
d. 80 I6--Jan 3 1864 80
81, 4. AZ, II. O. o., As, g. 49, is. T.
o"oAA'' SOU " a''ro X e. SIMMONS 4 co
g,t. 'sors 70 John A Morris o.
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CHRONIC CATARRH.

CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS m rHB
THROAT.
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservstivs
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail, No eAsov House.
The dye applied BY akiiful artists
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The Secret OF Making the Most Ex-
que fragrance imperishable has been discovered PHA
LON SONS Extract OF the Night Blooming Cereus not
surpasses all perfumes In luxurious richness but
whsands the action OF the atmosphere and only be
eradicated by washing.
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Hoyt's Preparations for che Hair ane
Tosie-Peope smile with derlslve incredibly being
that preparation viii faded and gray hsir
whsskers to ther original color and life Ys
this acy what y = So
HOYTsS HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
warranted to do II does not claim to make hair come
where has once fallen out but Il viii preyeDt u from
falling make soft and silky, cleanse II and the acaQ
from an Impurities and huinors entirely the
effects OF previous Of preparations containing sui
phur st rHT of lead &c Sold everywhere
JOSEPH HoYT Coz. 10 University place
Lyons Pert0hica nj DrOps-The Great Fe.
male Reguasor-are sod by al druggsta Prtcs 81 POI
tSnffla
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legal Lotteries.-
Prompt and reliable information given sent.
J. X. CLAYTON A CO.. 10 Wall street. n. T.
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Messrs. Simmons, Rogers u Co. arc
authorized eve deposits and make collections on our
u. II. SIMMONS A co.
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Exercise. Health, Hmuscuent.-WOOd
0ymnastic Academy no Bast Twenty eighth street -
qugrt8r.
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Prizes Cashed I'm All LOCALIZED Lotte.
rss aud information gives. JOSEPH BATES, Broker. IL
Wall street, room No. !.
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Done Brownc.-Te-day John Erost
will be excluded from ten Thousand dwengs winch ne
had free access New Years Day. He may rown, and
blow and rattle q the utnaows a. he Will ne done for
done brown, By BnOWkkb nesn Westnor otrip snd
window Banda, ~ Broadway MI.
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CINCINNATI, jan B-V,5VA NJ
Weather clear Wind west. Thermometer one de-
gree above zero.
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CURED
CROSS EYE STRATGHTRNED IN OTH
MINUTE.
And every disease Of the Eye ssd Ear requiring chU
medcat surgicsi aid attended u ~ DR. Won Ef3RE.
BERG NJ his consulting rooms 66 Bdsd1ay ueor rvstfus
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Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle wproots Hair-
from upper lips low forehesus any o. chs bpdc
Warranted as Broadway
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The War Democrats OF Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9, 1884.
The democrats Of Ohio held meeting at Columbus
No nominations were made.
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GROVER a BAKERS celebrated Elastic Stitch Bewfaw
Machines were awarded the highest premiums over Al
competitors 1T he STATE Farsof New York varmout va
Indiana Michigan illinois, Kentucky. Pennsylyania Ohta
aud Oregon and nj respectable iasu'e county
fair held 1883 5aIesroon8 295 Broadway York. aaf
1873 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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Soh. ESQ., FOR the claimants ana BY Mr. Mcpherson. the
Assistant Solicitor, for the United states.
Inc argument on demurrer In the cause OF George W.
johnson the United States continued ana con-
cluded by Hon. +. p stanton for the claimant, and
Mr. MCPHERSON the Assistant solicitor for the United
States, and the case submttnd. /.
Supreme Court or the United States.
WEDNESDAY, Jau. 8, 1864.
No. eY-Wm a. D. G. Wright appellant, vs. james
Ellison executor OF JOS. Biker, deceased, OF al This
cause was argued by Mr. Walter s. Cox and Mr. Carlisle
for the appellant and by Mr. JOS H. Bradley for the ap
pelees.
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-Thirty per
cent premium paid for prizes Information furnished
lichest Price paid all kinds % Gold
Silver TAYLOR CO, Bankers, Is Wall street
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!. S. BeswoRTH,
WV, WIN. Mcxu II,,l conmissiote or

To Messrs JANIS Bowen THOMAS c. AcroS aud Ecav G.
BERcyr Commissioners Metropolitan Police .ffd
tho former Board OF Metropolitan Police fof tho Metro
politan Police district OF the State Of New York
Mr. Acton after reading the paper inforn,edh his visit
ors tina, he could not comply With the demand made
upon him, and the Commissioners took tieig de-
parture. Mutual politeness marked the interview,
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sThe Human Face Divine" . New
sysem Of Physiogncmy, Eyes Kan NOSE Mps, n .S
Of Cnaracser and How 70 Read Them Z. TIE PMRHN0.
1854 New vel 81 % Address Fowler Weiis bs
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CINCINNATI, Jan. o 1864.
The snow csvsred tbs ground u ChasanOoss yes;sr.
day.
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SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
AT COST PRICE.
COST PRICE.
nnQT PRICK.

steamer Admiral, now ON 9ectlonoA
dock. splendid specimen Of naval archtecture buus
Lately sold government for transport Now hitting An9
will ready In few days. Such ships wsnsea ~ govern
ant
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Choice Bourbon 81 80 Per Gallon. 5oc !.
Der bottle Pure Liquors retained al importers prices.
Bordeaux Wine Company vsus % Fulton street. north
east corner William.
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sscl,s, As ana "uris Clinton pscs zsh street nrsf
BSoslvN, EIsnlaa,iaps free, oas3 hsugs lgea e@A
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An Elegant and Cheap Article,
healthy and durable CRONDALs Patent Prepared CoFl
stuning large assortment OF Mattresses and Furntur
Cushions Seats for Coaches Theatres &c Lie Preservin
Pillows and Boat Seats Saving Pads, &C. stantly
hand and fsd the notice 7o6 Broadway
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A STORY ABorT THE CLAY TAsnY.--The Cincinnati En-
ri tells the Following story when the great states
man Henry Clay. was living, he purchased farm IN
Kentucky for his Thoas and stocked and prepared
thoroughly for his use After few years residence
the farm Thomas wrote 10 bis father for money;
that his farm needed important improvements and he
had not the wherewth 10 procure what he needed. Mr.
Clay replied to the effect that as he homas had squan
dered the be bad given him Ia preparing the farm
for hs use, he should 20 TO Thomas replied In
brief ster to his father follows This letter Ia
with friend In this city, and may DO given 10 the sani
tary Fair
IN DxAR FAfHkR-Your kind letter OF - instant 10
before have perused aud digesed s contents, and
am obliged 10 return you my warmest gratitude for the
kindly sdmonition contains. The destination you direct
me 70 70 will be strange 70 mo- and have deemed the
part dutu son 70 request Of you letter Of introduce.
lion Hoping 70 hear from you rcmaiu your most
obedient aud dutifui SOP, THOMAS CLAx,
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The Rival 20, zoe Conn mfssaoners

ia pursuance Of action roc ,stiy tukeu at meeting "
the recently appointed Polio COMMISSIONER they pro.
ceeded together yesterday the Isce Headquarters
and waited upon the Old Com ossionHs Msssrs Acton
and Bergen The new appointees handst the following
demand to the old COMMISSIONER
HEADQUARTERS, BOARD Hsr .osoiuAN poIIug,
METROPOLITAN PofnE DISTRICT, STATE ~ NEW YORK. )
OIL WILLIAM STREET NEW YoR \, Jan Q. 1854
GsNTLExEN-A demand IL hereby pe upon you for
the delivery 70 the Board Of Metro voiitan Police Tor
the Metropolitan Police district Of the State OF New York
aud to the undersigned present Comma sones Of tho
Metropolitan Police OF all books and papers IN your cur
toby that eny Of you former Commss pHers OF tbs
Metropolitan Police, the former Board VI Metropo
Titan Police OF the Metropolitan Poceflstrct ~ the state
o. Now York. or IN any way apperalsrg TO th se oces
either Of Thorn.
By order OF the Board
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Me..age or GOV .Bramlesse, OF Ksntscky.

CINCINNATI, Jan o, 1864.
Governor Brsmlette OF Kentucky, scot message into
the senate yesterday urgng the immediate necessity Of
raising troops for the state defence.
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