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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Naval.
AN IsposTaR EXPOSED.

Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING Fox, of the Navy
De,nr,meut. writes that Rutherwood, the pTe'enue'i
agent Of the Navy Department is either n!th OF a'
imposter In reply to Mr. Olyphant dr. FOX wr.cs'
NAVY DTrAIrxEs7, Jan. - lV'i'
To r. NJ. OIYPuAST. cs7.: . - u, T ,o,ic. o,r
DEAF SIN: In lei evenings Neig York Po'f notcr on,
corresrondrnoe published h5ve not yet received you
IN a m but have 10 dogb 81 It's coIicc,nc'' - p,aa,
n,,ncd no. sorie per,onby the name 81 Hg.ns
wood-uiknown 20 ue-seens 70 be sonns pirr ~ Tie
stut;ye a public correspondence. hl" noli r., ,be
,pe a Of the Kin Kianr, bot 90 she "a sl'o -, CD, ere
Euiay with largo engine snd ouht ~ 70 mot
,s,,. v here The frhagi speed = required we y.
bur be- Interesting to those VINO consider a sfea 'poN wv
only recgs,e ioT man-cf var. -.lt.it~ o, rae
.ny e,neyses Incurred ~ your vessel IA n
race This however, cannot prevent ifrlily 'o'At W.
The aont necessary t. give tie min hAn4 i"N uas'
mpst be very small and eau ho easily raised ~ .upe,p
Provided s. O0U viii cover H. viii guarantee hat sen 70 you
suggest hs both boats be- 5eut 70 H'mlt.n h1uus ~
NAT ~ race be- II ence Sew FORK nane TINS POM 90
% s.yeal OF the Navel Committee Of no House desire 70
witness H. will be st your Office, NO. q Seuth sue" o'
iue Monday h. arrange the matter. n -
VERY respectfully, o"io--
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The Rosion Fair and Sanitary Commits
sion.

At recen. session Of the United States SAM
tary Commission a. Washington, Jan l2-i5 ls1i, the
President announced a donation Of $1,000 iron the
Eew.Ensland Womens Auxiliary Association. Ihe
Commission
P>rsS That the thari, o. the Jlisl States Sanitary
Conn are due, ,nd hereby tsnd~f-d - the
Fuens WoH-ns hlsisTy Association for ~ nruiAcen'
ol,rbu tho Of 5000 bsng part o. tie PFoc
OF me Far lately iri ia the City Of Boston andr 70 49,
--.l 90 tb. general treasury - the Commisscnh. bein
he nr,t portion Il tho proceeds ~ h f14 ty conducted
I'D Of tho conisicn " an 81. ~,in'n sEh ana rnrff
or 20 national wofs Il the Commission through the Genital
~. =,
Women, A. fsry Association - 90 sIse position OF 1hH
fond ,hrs rasei y, national wOrf snt 70 h' medical pre-
.cptve service Cornfeo r-coFlaos ths psiTom aud
iut-I grnce that ch,acterles tho people Of Bosom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

=; r,ga, of funds Its op.ratie for Ls relief Of the
ARMY we're extensive ara enec tnan ho" ~
Sspo;s agents every military center nom
The Rio branoe. The money value 81 Ae sngpies g
IN. ARMY of the Potomac during and i1insdstey amer OcS
tysbrrg exceeded seventy Thousand dolar It's issues
chattanooga like scale Thonsu.ds o. men heoune
spscial Relief" are daily cared Tor H. its TONES ts
steanbos and wagon trains follow FOLDERS eTey"hsis-
Its Other and 60 ally important depart 81 work. Sansy
Insn,eion Hospital Inspection, Hospital Directory Trans
nortaon Of the lick and wounded &c. in full operaon
he cost of ali this esxng work - rot ie than ior,y ave
thousand dollars per month. its innd sre 10" h
aud immediate contributions requested to SUSAN ~
The that have been got With such ,onif aor mo
unprecedented energy and succes. st thieago III
Boston, though reported eyeryw pSs TOR tbe bench. o. ne
Sanitary Commission" hare ss contributed d'1r %
IL, yeanry The large thus AIssd nave De rtei'eo
by The branches OF tie Commission a. hose c,e' rsp"'e
lively 40 -.
nurhsse Of material TO I've made up clothing bedding &c.
and for Ike purposes They thus relieve the treasury Of me
the necessity of purhess supplies oe
ing certain classes But they render D" cad 70 any osf
department Of its work. Il, ...
cd and OF the Commission are refsfr, 70
Of ,s system and Of the application Of is fnnfs just po-
shed COPIES OF which may be had on stpts az ne
office OF United States Sanitary conLIisnon 10 a..
81 oadSsy or at the book'tofs Of A. ~ f. Han""'p' A" wv
Broadway. A..
II 4, submitted 10 all humane sud ps'rrtc men th;t ne
Commission has saved ead daily saving hse the couty
cannot sord what IL Is doing 20 eeoncnnse tne e
eud health of odefs worth 10 the country e. es
money ire Commission hss feceyed and 10 o. direct pe.
tal Importance to every one crestea ia ohDnisH"s 80
! cost snd :he duration OF the war; - ~ 60 I'm
Contributions may be sent to The lreesuer NO. % AZ
It, o. No. 823 Broadway, New iorb.
By order Of the standing comIoit,ee. ,
GEORGE {. SrRONG
Treasurer United ss.ts. Sanitary Commission
Nab ,1Srlo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Capture of a Rebel riaii-Anxiesy Concern
the neutrality-suspicious. n shc Con-
(adrrDry.

AcuCfNcf.
HrADouAsTFls. WEI VIRGINIA, Jan. "a, 1884.
We have captured Rebel mail The secrets
NJ the ma bog are curious Interesting. and ia one or
cwo instances highly important
Almost al the letters contain remarks or the Presi-
senrs Amnesty Proclamation.
Tlc suFerirgs Anticipated in Rcbeidom, the disaf'
icoa state Of tie citizens Of the South The complaints
o. soldiers tie manner in which Rebel officers high
la position ars spoken o. Sc. all serve in very many
respscts to eono the reports in circulation In the
Northern papers regarding the condition Oh the Con
Ssderlcy.
One lady, in replying 10 another. s'ys' cur ue'
scri Sion of tire PrcsideH. pains me- had hopea lor
bstscr things Il is true We ere despondent but our
Ao2e for the fuu1c Is still stroag." Tie woman admits
,eiug leavy property holder.
IN. weother confines very mild; but the common
.osis are hardly IN passabe condition for heavy trains
.aac artillery
Several prominent citizens and Re6e, officers, one OF
x,n widel, known eZ-'oreiSn Minister. axe negotat'
spg 70 come within our lines wldes The Presidents Am
ae,iy Proclamation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
FrFTH-AvEyug SKATING CARNIVAL - Or

FrFTH-AvESUB SKATING CARNIVAL. On
SATURDAY evening the managers Of the tifth-avenue
Stating Pond gave their patrons and the sksrg pub
10 teir first grand carnival The weather Was rather
too mild 10 Do favorable for tho south sind during the
day sofonod tho Ice but the evening advanced the
cir became cooler, consequently the ice became hner,
and hy O'Clock the throng Of skaters and spectators
poured down into the long hall and peopled the pond
with "lair women and brave men," Ihe unoiouded
mooa shone full and softly the sceno drowning IN
food 81 radiance the rows Of rcfeetors which had
been lighted ard modifying the effect Il tie ooio1ed fire.
vo-kf. considerable member u tho gay md fashion
able ladies' and gentlemen present were dressed IN quaint
and fantastic costumes representing different natonf
and people, aud various animals, making grotea9ue
combination OF curious forms end coors mingled 10 pic
turcsque confusion TIE pond alive with Skaters
dancing whrling, sliding. twisting ard performing
ratOns ard eyOlutOnB that GsionsAed TIE spectators
Syrockets clusters fstars Roman candles, and other
yaflonscolored lights blue rod green and yellow, were
DISCHARGED into the mir and u fine band discourseo
Cd arming music. Among those who attrict.d most
notice wsrs two little nissesone IN full Highland COS
trre the other dressed Ia UirsnSoethen there were
Turks cavaliers, soldier, grizzly bears foxes nshos
with legs &C., and sti larger number IN tho costume
worn on the thoroughares Of fashion The bear was eA
eeedin gly awkward, even for bear and manifested
grent Inclination 20 bug somebody. down'eaSter'
t fsct tall with hs hat and four foet SIX WIN IN.
hal % created considerable uerrmcn: The carnival
was great success, iGd Afforded vast deal oi anlse
,nent 10 the thousands n ho were present..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Ab,ahcsn Einoolu Somiaatsd for Prssiden
I:y shc MARYLAND Mouse OF Delegates.
BALuNoEE, saturday, Jan. q, -

BALTNoGE. Saturday, Jan %. 1854
IN tha Marvlend House Of Delegates, yester-
,5s Mr.. Jonss offered series Of resolutions. indoTsing
sie Admin, ,raion Of Abraham Lincoln, and reaoni-
mating linn ior te Presidency.
T,e Ysso1.ons rerc adopted end disloyal one, de-
.o.aci., o., Administration. laid over under tie
ru.s
81, MurDhy O. Bllimore submitted a resolution pro
yidg fr the expulsion Of any member using dieloyal
language.
-. sgeaker dsdTea tlis resolution out Of order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
HoYT's HIAwAruA HAIR REyToRATIvE diff

fers from Dyes Dyes mpsrt Uniform teed bsoN cVV 70
the Hair that different have the saue cooieo a
tho HAVANA restores tho Hair to its orgins color ara Pre-
s-ryes harmony between the complexion sn color OF tns
Hair Dyes require ospirg and washing and hous or Spp
cation; tic HAwArBs T. readily applied any iir pfes
g DIVES stain the skin wherever they touch Ii the HA"A
INA sway Ike any dressing for the Hair DyeS max
N. Hair gummy and dirty, The HAwATHA clcanses IL from
a, impuriie, Dyes color the Hair by contact WIN II
and s washed the color the HIAwATsA gives cannot c
washed out The HAwArBA restores the natural shading q
the Hair.
Which is preferabls 60. $780,
oils ard coors the Hair the time; changes Light and
red II air and WLi,ker, beautiful brown or black
joseph HoYr Co,
No. 10 University Place. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
III. cu.c.c s.ru,or Willie.

IHILAD- .L7fIA c0IuFIUy. Jan. % ISJ4.
Jko North lnsJtccm Of this morning says;
1le Speaker OF the STATE SeD9te having acquired pos
&.ho knowledge ~ senator White oi Indiana county
l. rneI fr so In the senate and that the resi- gnG-
Zion /, H. the hud his father, Judge Wine, IL has
been doroieed 10 put an end 10 the legislative crisis
al Harrisburg BY isfIng a wit, pursuant 70 TIE re-
qui emeuis ~ law calling FOR O special election IN the
IW0iaua Senatorial Distllot 20 AZ the vacancy. Tie
ri nation has been seen by some Of TIC public NJ
1burtfioqr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Fire in Oswcgo-Thc Health Of Mr. Little

OswE0o, Saturday Jan. q, 1854.
A fire last night destroyed James Alexander
brewery and malt-hOuse. also "A small dwelling ana
damaged tho barn and ont buildings of Dwight heFrck
Loss about s. 90. .
The Hon ID. c. Lttejohn still remains quite III az MS
residence in this city lis physicians say be must not
resume his seat il Congress for a month yet
SECOND DISPATCH.
The loss by the brewery fire is Sls,OOO, on
which there is an Insurance OF 800 about equally di
yiled IN the E'na and North American OF hartford,
and Hope OF New-iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
xron, snGiaunpoii-, Ind.

CXCIvsATI Saturday, Jan. % 1854.
Special dispatches from Indianapolis say that
he recently published statement that $50 Of the Indiana
az month"; soldiers died from exposure while en- route
..om Tfzerea, Tenn. is false, as they have arrived
there.
The eJth Sex.Yors veterans, arrived OF indianapolis
s3ste.ds}.
Yrou two 90 three regiments pass tafough In
iaaspolis daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
rTsr Ness-f orA and Boston SfenInshi y
Company.

boston saturday, Jan. -, 1904.
4 BIN va introduced in the state SenGie to-
day 90 ncorI 0lgte the York sud Boston Steamship
f'oraany ri'h % capital u ~. VplCN.
COMPANY -. 81 t1e Ist Massachusetts Cayelry, com
handed bg Curt Charles Francis Admins. J.. arrived
bofr iolay Os yhort fur1urh, oiter On absence Of
So. tuO yea b, during which they Rave done gallant
sersico The GOseI-o- elcouled them "a FlaeUil Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Dusiness Notifies.

We have frequently heard Mothers say they
m. birth OF the child until It had finished with the teeth
ia, .esc on ry consideration whslcyeG II slvea an infant
,,bsi with tho coils paus quiet i'oep, and lie parents IN
b,oIen rest a. night 23 cent. bo,tI,.
Oncss, No. ~ Deys,., hewiorA and No. 2O' High Hol
49,, Toulon Enrland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
xrres.or.o Officer for F-nud.

Col Fish Of the 1st Connecticut Cavalry,
,,.i ,ccsn,,v Provost. srshal Of baltimore was ar
rested TO-DAY by order Of the Secretary OF War. on
& charge Of fraud and corruption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

UoTgL AgaryAIs.--Gen. Burnside returned
TO his headquarters at the fih Avenue Hotel from DIS
recent trip to his residence In Providence at late
hour on saturday evening.
Mai Cen. c. 9. washburn arrived al the St Nicholas
Hotel on Saturday night ard departed FOR washington
yestordly evening.
Col Warren ". Packer and field ard line ofIloeFs Of
the 9Th Connecticut Volunteers OF the Actor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Heurie's kalsaiine.
FOR THE HAIRf
FOR THE HAIRt

Prepared 'fOal t2c SetkI Hoos a1u ri""p. VI vi"
PERSIAN PLANT,
X A K A l. L.
TITS the identical preparation used by ali the n,tions
cor t ,aovrN Ind PkRsrRyATiox n the Hair and by ~
use the Hsir RsrAisss YoUrRYuL LuXusiAscE AND CoLsa
THROUGH LVE. -,
Ono application se keep tie har ri'lit toy ,errd esy;
rd retain /. n any REoUIagD POSITION without the cid o!
any other prepaTdtos. -.x,,>-,,., ,,,, -
quickly canse new crop s.ri1g me Whole oeosts
III. ssr narsEt dark ol9srv 0r9sIyonce -
wi R,AIoSe all Dortrf keep the Scalp Cied', md tas
HIir Street, i0ssf and Soft
z contains no OH ALCOHOL any other injurious ingreens
and IL the - .-.,,
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
IN THE WORLD
1T IS A LUXURY 1T Is 4 LUXURY TO USE TIL
sold Everywhere Price Fity Cents. Wholesse DepOs-
No as Cuf.st New York.
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rr,sr1ninmert. yhI. Day mud Ev.nlng.

A.. -. az fneenest cdroisseEfs ~ ghfT coluDns
II f.4s ygysy.
vv,.ox,, Tyn.rER corner OF Broadway and Thirteenth
y,srf Gsaoxs Broslwsy opposite Bond 'iresi-Tte' q
f.asu Man. IL, -.
VIZ nlin . china ShoJ-...oppa t5uresgGei.
H.p.ts. Mosxux hroidway-Grsat frrncn piaut, Gent
-, I,lent Boy What 10 II, sc, ct all rs--tauilas
Jr.bnrd-Ine TyIolesn Whi.Lef--Alsemoon aud tseA'
ing nj, 49,, ,,,.-
tor, tm,p.l Iros iway, nboye Fourth street.-The Nom
v, ,snrnens NrSAcrrir Rrosdvay above Spring 'siec'
40 -crsnIC ,ray ~ y Wild Animals.
c,c,s BosDwsf ArrultdHarKn, Broid~ay near bToome
N''' 49,, = F,ue,triai aud Athletic rcfioElrneas.
uovr. nous Kos lJ9 and 50l BowerySAeraood Family
Fqlesinsnism Ae. 49,.
nsoosLYN AcApEar Muuo. Montague Court street
Ia Dame Blanche (op.fa.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JANUARY S5, 1864

clean streets no attaches grer. Importance as saitary
Strengthened by tic powerful cooperation OF the Con-
mon Council
The report briefly considers the matter OF slaughter
fat.b)ilng establishments hoggeries underground eel
lara sale Of street manure markets, &C.. but ih TO
give important items interesting statistics II ing
thereto or to show that any action has been i4Len
toward their removal or improvement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Sperial Nctites.

Union General Comrttee.-An Adlon,n.a s' suN
ftha above Committee will bo hold on N EsDAf VEN
ING NEXr the 10Th ina at " o'clock at shsis hsaaassi
snc. is renue.,ed. RUFUS }. ANDREWS, Presidens.
WArvy q H. t,n MOODS Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Nufiny.

Boston Jan. 81, 1864
The new ship Coromandel sailed hence yes
teriny afternoon for London. When 20 miles ontside
Of Boston Light muiiry occurred among The Grew
and one rnsn badly stabbed. The ship PIT back to
Nantucket Roads and tie wounded man the ASSASSIN
ard one witness were brought TO this city. The ship
awaits three hands H. proceed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
The wcu,,,er a, ~. Johns, N. r..

ST. JOINS Saturday. Jan. rs. l-A
The weather has been very bad Tor some days
post Rain snow frost ard heavy gales have followed
one after tho other. At almost eyory point the wires
have been b.oLe. br- to-day succeeded 10 GetIns
tie Linz IL working order agin md Il j. now I'll right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

lLlINNAII, Saturday, Jan - 1904.
The Kentucky Legislature took two ballots for
United States ,;.lltOr without result.
lcilsyurg Ky. Saturday. Ian. Up. m.
-Four ballots $50. taken IN me Kentucky Legislature
r1iry Rifh ne fo OWN result. Guthrie, 81; Bell iOi
har. -; Buckacr. Sixty i've votes are required
f1r an elect 0a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
80 FIRST PREMIUMS IN 1862.

Grover & BAKERS CzLEDp iTEp EIAsricSTiTcH SgwrsG'
MACHINES were awarded the highest premiums over oil com
p-.ors at tho State Fair Of Newly York, Vermont low" In
diana Michigan Illinois, Kentucky Penn'yvanis, ohio and
Oregon and every respectable Institute ond County Far
held in saesrooms No. 495 Broadway NewYork and
No. IH2 Fulton At BrooklYn.
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E<csuru;u. hegsnteufs.

Cn,cISNAII Jan 81. 1854.
The 9Th New-Iiampshire Volunteers arrived
c-s yes. srdly sud the 1907, Pennsylvania ard the
gath Goth a1l 18th Illinois Regiments al reenlised
lave srTiyec at Louisville.
J,uies McIean gu old citizen died yesterday even
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
rr,,c enuitary Fair.

CNCNNAlI, saturday. Jan. Is, Io5'.
The sum of 5000, 900 has been paid over to
the Sanitsry Commission by the officers OF me SANITARY
Fair qbe funds are sill coming. 1t is thought The
net total win reach $4,000 Of
The 4i,h Ohio Regiment arrived here yesterday. SiI
hun dred and fifty OF them reenlistcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
The Canadian Parliament. &c.

TORONTO, Saturday,, Jan. p, iouf'
The Extra Official Gazette calls for the meet
ING Of tho Canadian Parliament on the 10Th inst.
Mr. {. T. Christie. for nine years superintendent
tho Grand Trunk Railway, died last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
From San Francisco.

SAN FRhNCIscO Saturday, JIM % ioVI
Sailed. Steamer Golden City for Panama, Win
A. 900 in treasure for England, S43oooolor NOW
Hork, and about 30 passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

CINCINNATI. Saturday. Jan. 30 1864.
The Kentucky Legislature took two ballot
for United States Senator without result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
MARRIE ID.

his city. Thurslsy. jan ~ 81
the Church Of the Incarnation BY the Row T. thauncey
ID. d., William Badger, N. D.. L. s.. A., TO Mary tnuy
Crosby daughter Of the late Rev A. III. Crosby
REVELEY-vAN uoRN-On Thursday. Jar. 81. by the
Rev. L. Il. King Mr. Henry r.. Reyeley OF Cornwall, to
Mia Mary Van Horn OF New-foTt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
pr0r, Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Jar. o. 1861.
Major Henry y. Haynor, recently appointed
prosost ash for the Middle Department, IN place oi
Col William = Fish, Of he Connection. Volunteers
enters upon h'. duties in this city to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Arrival OF the Columbia al Bostop.

BOsIVNI SalTIuNl jim. 100 TOW,
The steamship Columbia, from Galway on the
otl via ST. johns, NJ H.. on the 18th inst. arrived
here O'Clock tbis morning. Her ucys has already
been transmitted over The wires. Tho Columbia hps
beea detained " ice on her passage from Aewiound'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Death Of AN Old Merchant.

DAYTON. Ohio. lriday, Jan. y, le6I.
James Perar, an old and well-known merchant
Of DAYTON. died this evening after brief iluess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

Tho Union Citizens Of the Tenth Ward are e,
auestod to NEE. on MONDAY EVENING Jan. -, at u
O'Clock at No. loi e,tss for the purpose Of 9fs,nsas
ers Comnittss. GEO. +. CoACHMoS, Committee
GEO. A,DERsoN., +, from
AUGUSTUS GREEN. >un. Gen. CON.
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Non.Arrivai OF tho Canada.

HALIFAX, Jan. "a. lsbt-e ~.
There are no signs of the Canada. The
weather is thick and mild with indications Of rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Nau.HrriynI of the Damascus.

POnTiANDl Jan. 2f-bidhIgLt
There are no signs of the steamship Dainas-
GUS Wind s. ". Passing clouds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Veterans st sEoD,e.

PHrL.DrtPmA Jan. %, 1854.
TIE 75tb Pennsylvania Regiment arrived
ron LOOKOUT Mountain today. and were received BY
ds3utaton OF Germans, who design giving them sup
~ topicil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Weatser ut Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Saturday, Jan. %, Iso5.
Weather clear. Mercury 80 degrees abo'
zerA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
ship Golden Engic wrecked.

i BosTOs Saturday. Jan. q, ie'4.
! The ship Golden Eagle, from Liverpool, sept.
70 for Bnonos Ayres wreoken of the river Plate
nbout November 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Tr,nry GEN. EEELEX's DEPART
nETV.
yehos Descrsers Coming in-suherina
Among the Rebel 1rcoPs.

IIrADoI AyiEas DIlANIMTNT WEsT VmGNlA
Saturday. Jan. g. 1861. )
N;netv- seven descrtcrs have come in to Gen.
c,uiyon within the last few days. Cause-sufleling
among the Rebel troops.
THE weather here is clear and very mi1.
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BrLFAsr Ne. SATURDAY. Jan. %, Is0f:
The T. s. sloop-of-war Ino sailed to-day for
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4 RADICAL CURE FOR HERNIA Or RUPTURg -
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First Ward Union AssocIntior.-A special meeting
OF the ist Ward Union Associaon Wan 20 h.id On
EVENING Jan 20 1885, at n o'clock No 80 Greenwich
" ID. H. PRlhrUP, President.
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