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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25
Ill.

One OF the best volumes OF poetry that has recently appeared
untitled LYRICS OF DAY embracing by authof nsbS
NJ the best known quoted and most popular anonymous
distributions the press OF the day, Emo Colh ~
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nor SAFE at Rive. Westehester County-A.

NOR SALE 1T Rye, Westchester County-A'
l. fine FARM of about 30 acres, with good improve
ments, 5 apple orchards. large garden, go. - 49,.
For sale ~ New Rochelle en- elessnt COUNTRY Hbsi'
DENCE, with acres Of choice land
For ale al Fairfield Il acres, finely improved largo
MANSION . .. .
TO rent furnished, foe COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with
acres OF land shade and fruii.
To for se unfinished place Of .res and one
OF 8 OF more acres one huUr nom asthst. depot
Apply " &c. BuLhLEY, 70. 20 Wsltt,
Jsuncey Court
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T,HE esprit OF rHE FAIR. ("

Sfthtt VT lnf hlh.
u Daily Newspaper win be published during the con
1auapee Of the Metropolitan Fair and sold Fair build
tne Copies also be- had a. y
Esssu where sabrcrptfoIs tie series OF INes n
k~s at 20 will be received from the country. SnD-cTp
Sops will also be taken at Growers No S43 Broadway Mi -
Mstbewss No 755 Brcsfwsy Rsndophs, No. 583 Broad
Wsy; Mer No 81 Brosdwsy Appleton's, No 445 Broad
nav: Root Anthony Co - OF Nassau and flnest
He.de the daily Bulletin Of the Fair and hst Of oontubu-
Mr. The Spirit OF the FAX will contain unpnbEshed
& Irving and Cooper and papers from Bryant MIS- kebe
nrs Kikland Mrs. Howe, Count de Gssparin, Bancroft
Mitchell TuckerInsn Boxer Lowell, aud other dNtslshea
vrifsxf
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soldhy all booksellers. and seut by neil free receipt
q price, by CAkLE1ONi FnDisncri Ne"'ioiA'
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OF ANG fhRUD


sWAIsrS PANACEA has heen for ne'ry hlf eeriury
fn country aud Eurore for is Orn
cures io cerih Of which rcerc IL .ne % the DE-
reous and books (which may be nad gais accompa
~ Para: somc Of which i've tho particulars OF
IN hli Tor general publication who're the pans aye been
almost up with Scroia aud were deemed ncAJe ~
physicians.
rs. been used n ho.pisls aud private practice I'D hg
boon recommended by Ae most ofehraind physicians sd
other eminent perons. Amour others by W '.hon y -
Prof OF >urgeIy Penn University; Valentine Mot u. -
Pro- ~ surgery n. y University; ". +. Dcsees u ~.
Prof. Md, Penn. nivefsiHi y. Chapman, H. D., Pro- q"
Phys Penn .rfsiy, + fa.A- H. d. IEs-.ie,; g.. cg"
Havana; Jose 10 Lz POT Of gery Lsbcni j.
CLpnsa, Ien1D-I o. Ioyal college .-ns, London q.
". Irying late Minister 20 spain; NI ihoms- flr-.n
M4orGrrrri British Amy Gilbert kooefi'on, bI'-h
TIE wonderful cures effected by SWANS PANACEA
haze for sasry y.tts made 10 alusbl~ remedy The
O. uuoctE preparation Il my boz gi'fn |" ne i."i f
I1s retail prize ss ber r5ued TO ~ 20 per bottle icon.
tzn.u. l.lsu iai. pi.s), three bottle or -.
BENtRE Or IMPOSITION
sreii1'- Psns'-a f. va round bottle hud ionsi'ninsly
with the 70. o.. ne .ciieI, o9S = %. 9n lhr -
Having Ne laile Of JAS SWAIN 'an pd rl ti- scaling
sud written fhe l.,ui H.yrllr i1' COVERING he
co.s and splendid eugIing Tie aid o. the oo.e ~
DIspl 90, Da-A nor rnfr-tcr in i n1I Of W ieh j.
II persons purchasing tie Pauacea IN b. coreu 10 obsN-
Tat tnr ns-4g SWAIN il correctly spelled tey uetd uVt oe
ALSO SWANS yFRWFUGE,
va abb Family Medicine, bsrs rgly approved remedy
i-f dis es sriut from debility .! the d.se-the organs
D, ssatery feger ami Agne Bleeding Piles Six Hcsd,che
Sc Soc i5e pamphlet Shch Dsy be led galr accompany
ins the NeruiiuFe
STAND, SOUfH SCNENfli-sC, BELOW CHEST a.
Phsdrphl ard sold by an druggists Ia the United State.
General AGENTS for u I,r.ed Si.tes, -
sCHEFH Elm BROTHERS Co.,
p q ~ d = M
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NEW MUSIC" DoSt Thou Ever Think OF
An Me Love song and chorus sung by e lhe Park
Surst OF The = Vocass; Weep No More for Lily -cHs
nd chorus; Katy DID md Katy Didn't" comic sens
AThe Angels Towering Near" The above onPosuons
ne DIV the popular composer Mr. pbrkhurs. When Old
trioads Here" end she Al tho World 70 Me- he
md Smiling Faces Home is Ho1ne" 81 Hear Sweet
Voices Singing" by j. r. Thomas tho celebrated ballad wrtCr
febu,bed by HORACE WATERS No. 4Sl Broadway, ~ u
Siauist IN attendance 70 Try new music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

EARM for SALE-In WeStchester County,
about a miles from the city ons mile from Chaptps,
Depot Hlren Railroad. contains about 90 acres with soos
frame Dwelling containing y rooms, good Barn, orchard
choice apples plenty Of small fruit Price moderate t'Eii
easy Irquiro OF SAMUEL ALLEN, the premises -
Of JOSEPH HAGAN, No. 20 East 3gths.
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[See also Auction Sales.]

II IVVN IlOI IIINI IUI DhLL-WItn IArV0
~ STOREHOUsE lc al excellent location for an ron
lumber coal company; has $50 feet water front, Win -
connecting with the Central Railroad of New Jerssy e IN,
uaed at Ehzabethpot, ". j. For particulars apply 10
r. r. KELLOGG, No. lJ3 Pssr:st NY
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NXANTED.-YOuNG MEN from lG to Is
w yrlrs Of age 10 lean the retail Dry Goods ousiness.
Apply 10 LOED Taylor, Grand aud Chriltle.
WANTED-An American middle-aged Wo-
w mIn a. sEhMsTEEssi she must be- quick neat
Steldy employment aud the comforts OF home Ap.
ply al No. ~ Eqst 0ti-st. Reference required.
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Ateoitdl.
MANHOOD and the Vgor OF Youth estoret
WI In hnnI Meels by lr RIrORn,s FsSEN(E Of IIFF

This wonderful agent MI lts0.e Msuheol 10 The mos,
Shattered Constitp.p yeher r1nf from E1ccef, sole
Abase, The Ae",s Climate Natursl tanscf The ime
required r. cure the mort yocrae case ~ ionr eess &
rrrjs Impossible. Or RICORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE l.
,oid in with instruction Tor oT pa OF iorr qusi
tics in FOR 80 sent carefully packed on eip Of ten
lance by bic accredited Ccgs sent ce Tccript
Of louI stlmps PHILIP ROLAND, No al bToome.,t
| One door west from Brosd.ay New York.
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E0R SALE, at bargain, on ~. Lawrence
l. River, Canada. ] 900 ACRES LAND, one FLOUR ana
two LUMBER MILLS. Extensive Timber Limits, never
liem-s..
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nor SALE--In YOnkers, the Dederer Farm
Of sbon, acre. Of highly cultivated land well ws.sed
and plenty o. wood and fruit and stock and utensils comp.
II required. Buildings equsl 20 Commanding view q
twenty miles Of Long Island Sound ten miles OF The Psslds
on Hudson River and Fort Warrington Hgbts. One mile
from Tuckfhoe Depot Harlem Railroad and oar maa
from Village of Yonkers Apply to &. DEDERER, ON ih~
premises OF at Nc. ~ Waist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

L. front HOUSE No. 2e8 lnion-s;, between Court and
Clinon-sts Brooklyn Tne house Is - feet iront and
four stories in the basement under ce,r zas
and al modern Improvements. Te lot Is 2jx29 feet, running
through TO Sscketst. Apply 70 -
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story hgick HOUSES, With Easements and slcelsr,.
brownon basement; aud trimmings with Hiodcfn rgroye
ments blsst north side between 81 and slFsys Terms
easy Inquire OF GEORGE MARlNoR on the premises. or
No. 23i Souihst
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LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.



James Hamilton Hammond, ex-OoVerIoi VI
a.. state Of South Caroics died at his residence near
8smbnrc in that State oH Sunday 18TH instant lie
vss horn in Newberry = c. Nov. Is. lsOI ana N.r
consequently within two DAYS OF 81 years o aye. h
raduated at South Carolina College stuuieo law ana
Sas admitted to the bar in ls2e IN ieo re pe.ahie
editor of political journal al the capa' o LIS o,ae ~
which be sustained with real ana apiniy 'he "oc.ue
faate Rights and advocated nulhhc9tion bs remedy
sSsnst Oppressive acts Of Federal legislation. Re be-
came men Der of the military family Of Governor Ham
ion and subscQncntlv Of Governor HayDe, ana IN me
axciting cont royerses and events Of THAI memorable
and prophetic era bore conspicuous part.
In 1855 after the pacihcetion he was elected mem
SeY of the United States House Of Representative
service and visited Europe where he remained more
than year. In 1912 he wac elected Governor o. tne
6tate South Carolina While Governor or that stale
h. published letter 10 the Free Church OF GiasSo",
and two others in reply TO 8Dti-Slayerv circ"a
Thomas Clarfson. tho English Abolifioni- IN "h."
he Get forth the sanctions. the utility, and the eno
OF Slavery with ccsrness OF statement AZ opu
hence Of authority and illustration and eogsnc; VI
reasoning surpassed in ay OF the huinptiisss
eesays and dissertations on this subject Inov =, -
are models Of style and thoroughly EXHAUST 'he SUD
sect they discuss. 1t,
number Of his discourses and fIestlses on otner
public questions remain as proofs OF none lntehcS'
and enlarged course Of reading ano Observation. III
le57 he was elected the Senate OF the United States
20 oil the vacancy occssoned by the death VI Senator
A. p Butler. While there be made speech OF great
and eloGuence on The subjects that then tated
and shortly after separated the two sections vi TIE
Union Since the outbreak OF hostilities he has re-
uaiGed quietly home experimenting the afiaiTs OF
lis large estate until declining health withdrew him
from sctiye occupations His death eS,ingushes what
We have long regarded the best intellect IN the Con'od
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Movements Of Ocean steamers.
III nEPAKT
Latest ship News.

ARRIvEp...srEpAY. Nov %
s.e,nship Coopas. Codpsnor Roy., D. Aos.,, in b~l-
Steamer Fairbanks Hunter Washington, O. hours ndse
and pass, james Hand.
a. steam transport Combr'a Mar'bmsn, Fortress Monroe.
"a hours. IN ballast. TO U :. q ". 49,
B ss Julie julie 1Bs . Antwerp IS days. ndr and Isl
poss Ruger Bros Since crossing the B;l. he, had heaVs
"f Fax 6sne aa COBB bud sy caica,. Jny a. Fucker
Cooper Co Ps.sed Csp' u Coed Hope Sept Has ben
Pax EsssoE 9f ss"ss;1nd clsprg.h A.,T:,D az
pn' s al Fly bssa a.. Ss 'fss %:
BIs =. G. Brooks, Miller. Newport, e ballast.
81 day. sugar ard noas.s.' IL J.a {. A Dewole. Had
some very hesyy weather.
,o sen E P'fs aWd corn"' s. 10 days. f'''-
s s Fyins Fh Jgap'. Ton; s sI FISH
sea5 M,sss Lspss 60, T y u'h N 81 snA' st. hh'''
sc cI And,sw ss.e, SId rsoS ds a
Sir Jenny Lad, cray Portland day., he,drs Reia-
SIR. Mari.. Lane. Wnfora
sohr. \. Hsu,Diand His,ins Boston, fish.
shT T. D9pT' ,lo s.a ae.. ps.1'se plaster
sehr. Bruyo. Kelsey Portland, stone.
schr Dearborn ,Brj, Hartman. Ragged leland Is dsys sat-
sthr Joseph Potter, Earl Norwich for Phisdepha,
Schr sse T. Charter smith Providence for arsoe,br";t
Schr. T. J. Beckett, Robinson Stoningion.
Schr. Ann = Setter bek-Y, Fall River.
Scir r.. A. Stry ems, bentley Stonigtou for Rondorf
Sctr. Lscou, Bater Stamford
Sctr. A. Osborn Perry. Mys,ic for Albany.
Scr Perine, Sheffield Stonnyto for Rondou'
sc.. William Coiiyer, Taylcr Norwich
Scr. Ellen Perkins, Eidride.. Bristol.
Sclr r. c. Johnson. -, H~lfcrt for Phiafe plis
scir Charter Oak Studey, pgoyid.nce.
schr. Fila Hamilton. Baker Providence. fff
ser. y. r. Meauy. Portland, Conn. for Phihd.lphie.
scn Cherub, Bailey Gardner 10 days, lumber Ho!ois
Murray
scf. M,,en,as, Hamilton, Amboy for Portland
scr. T.. khier Wooster Santa Cruz Cuba p days no~
lsss, palm leaf &C. Murray Nephew. Has been days W
Of Bltterss, with heavy weather
scilr. 4. Fuller. Haniil.on Portland Me, h-ndn.
seG Clara jane Hayden, Csais days lumber and lathe
master.
Schr. J. Paine, Mayo Boston for Fortress Monroe
scF. J. z. Collins, Dayton, Providence for poujoui.
scir. Tfri.ton Martin Esabethport for 'rov1drpee.
Sclr. Jones and Lucy, Robinson, Proilden
WIND-At Sunset, ". i.
SAILED
Nov 20-S,eamers-Whe lad, Charles G. LesIy, Rhode
Island. Monterey
Baks-isab.na Ridley, RsccooE, Emily and Ada
BIgs-EIcclsiOf. Carberetts.
scocners-y r. Clark, WGsoS,, CLARK Troy. Eliza, LsGfs
White, ts!kenburs
SPOKEN.
2otf ul, lat. Al - ION. OIL 80 ship Phryne bound T..
18th inst lat 81 Ion. - D. brig Orachia, bound 3
DISASTER.
The steamer Csetea from Providence, While coming though
Hell Cute this morning run assose on the GrdIon where
sle les
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL TRACT SOCIETY,"

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL TRACT SOCIETY
Tue anniversary o. the above Society was celebrated
lat evening ia Zion Church. corner Of Thirty eghths,
and Malson.sve., when the ANIMAL sermon to the
Society wss preached by the Rev J. G. Gees, DID.
The preparatory services performed BY the Re
DR. Nc ickar assisted by Bishop Potter The preacher
took for Exodus 18th chapter and 18th and et
verses bis discourse being cogent and powerful argu
ment for the lawfuness force. eIpedeDcy. and neces
sty OF employing such supplementary agencies as that
of he Tract Society 10 effect the great work Of evan
COLLATION. which could not be sufficiently carried on by
the pastorate alone. After the sermon which was fol
lowed by collection the Rev DIR McVickar delivered
u short addre.s from which gathered that the opera
tons OF the Society during the past wear had resulted
in the issue and circulation ~ ?tsT 80 tracts and
pamphlets ~ expense OF 81 81 III 10 cover which
SJJ - had been raised from collections and subscrip
tons and s95 by donations lie made strong appeal
for the increased beraty Of Episcopal Christians In
aid Of the objects of the Society. The services then
closed by the Bishop offering the concluding prayers
and pronouhcing the bcnedction after which tho con
grcgation separated.
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bill repeating the act approved January 10 leoS, 81
tkoridnS the navment OF debs due alien enemies IN


bill repeating the &C, approved January lo lseS a.
th0rdng the payment Of debn due 70 aien sne"'es h
the bonds Of the Confederate States. ~
The bin was read 'he third time sna rs,s .aonrr.
Mr. MaHven moved that when INC Srnhte auIourns
today, il viii adjourn 10 meet on thursday heA'
A greed to- ,.,. IT., ,..
Mr. Garland, Of Arkansas moved that bis colleague
Nj johnson, who wss detained AZ hoihe ny ''h"e''
have leave OF absence for thii'y "oys'
The motion was agre"h W.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
SPECIAL ORDER.
NJ, IN. NJ Niss from the Committee on Quarter.
and CoInus,ary departments, reported Dill
In preyen, rand. against the Government of the Con
deliberate states md Ia provide remedies against officers
and ernplcves committing them.
The bill was, his motion, ordered ~ be pilhled
and made tae special order Of the day Tor Thursday
the 2jih Inst.
EMULSION OF A MEMBER.
Mr. Chiffon of Ala. from the special committee hp-
pointcI 10 investigate the of the Hon W, X w.
Cobb member elect from the 80 Dstct OF the STATE OF
Alabama submitted report setting forth that they nag,
during the Of Congress taken testimony ID ihe
matter and had accumulated proof Much of the eVi.
dence hearsay but settng al that aside there was
sufficient 10 prove that Mr. Cobb had taken the OATH mol
TO so ont OF the cncriy's lines during the war. IKE
could have attended be sessions OF toe House at IT.
Last session had he chosen to do So lie voluntarily
went into the lines OF the enemy and had beer declared
lry n Yankee to be good Yankee MS any ~ them
and warm in the cause Therefore. che committee re-
commended the adoption Of the following reSonfionsi
Resolrtd That Wilia uson II. W. Cobb, member
elected to TINS uonsc ifOm IN" oi
inc failed 10 app ar anG claim his seat but remains with
in the enomys Llcs terms q. friendly intercourse
with them, thus ianiicsting his dsicyaiy 10 bs Con
Tolerate States bis name be- and the SAGE Is hereby
stricken from the roi. of members Of this House.
R,.clccd That copy Of the foregoing resolution Dc
fo. verdcd TO the Governor - the State Of Alabama.
that the proper steps NAV be toseI 70 I'LL he vacancy
Mr. Baldwin OF Va, called for the reading OF the
evidence IA tie case, He considered the night 10 ex
pei member from his seat this floor question "
III judicial privilege and was not willing TO proceed
without hearing the evidence.
Pending this question, Mr. Resell OF Va, moved
secret session
Mr. Chiffon Of Alabama rose TO privileged motion.
He offered the following;
Resolrsd That with gratitude 10 the Alwise Dis
poser oi lis aid and protection 10 ~ IN the
past. and with hlmle trust in His proridentiai
guidance for The future this House does heartily con
cur with fie President In tho recommendation that
WeducsdnY The 9Th inst. be observed as day of pub
lie worship, and 10 this end. when this House adourns
day. i VIII adjourn TO meet on Thursday next.
Adopted
ne House then resolved itself into secret fessiop
and ma ing reopcned adjourned.
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DnOOKLYN ITEMS.

B0USyiEs F0n VOLUNrEERS IN KINGS COUN-
TYThe money heretofore raised for paying bounties
~ volunteers being exhausted the Board Of Supervisors
held special meeting Saturday last for the purpose
Of taking measures to supply more funds with the view
ject statement OF the anoIna heretofore raised for
volunteering was submitted by the County treasurer
amount OF bonds authorized TO be raised 90 900 %
Amount borrowed and paid 10 Bounty Committee, less
$1,000 reserved for veterans. k2,66f 0O0i leaving
Of Nv sale and exchanged for certificates.
o. l54 900: outstanding certificates $4,000 making
total Of s. $4,000 Bonds hand sss,00O. A reSo
hon las adopted 10 the effect that in the opinion OF
the Board of Supervisors the best interest Of tho county
will be promoted by continuing the enlistment Of volnn
tecrs for the United States service resolution was
likewise adopted directing the Comfy Treasure to
adverrise that coupon bonds IN sans of O0O bearing
ak per cont iu,erc.t viii be sold at his Office on de
maId \ committee Of three YVES appointed 10 aseist
the County Treasurer IN the matter.
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To Boston. by Nswlisvss 2. r.. yis spsiusfeld.
Zth'et ana go sv .........6 m. Sand ~
To Boston. by New Haven K T.. 27th-st. end Ala.
sv. via Shore Line lei and D. M Sundsy...., nm
To BRIDGEPORT, by steamer Bridgeport. foo Of PEEK
~
To Buasie and the West. BY Erie Railroad. loot IN
- ofchsmbeI-:t. .:..7 and 10 a. M Sand Pm!
Yaphsuk, Isp. FsrmiD sdale. Long leland by u. -s
J. Railroad. from james clip and foot of 34,h.st.
To Long Branch. by KaTitan and Delaware Bay
r. r.. via steamer Jesse Hoyt. foot Of Murray: "a
st. daily at ~ and ii n aud a
To New -Hsven, Hartford and 5pring he!d-stesm =
ers !eay. Peck Slip st;..;;.. aud II p.
To New. Haven, by the New. Haven R.R, 27thst.
aud 4hav.. at 10 ny m ~ 3:30, 81, and D. Die
To the West. by Pennsylvania Central asilroad
pier 3 ~ r.. 9 q. III. and p Sunday train. D. 10.
To the West. by Central Railrosa Of New,Jerscy. 80
pier " r.. 0 a. m, IL IN. and 1000 p sun.
To Philadelphia by New-Jersey Railroad foot OF
louranit -, and 10 a. IN, IL M. and p. M.
aud r. midnight. Sunday. T. ~.
To Washington by Nc'v-Jer-cy II. r., foot of
Courand,s,. and 10 q m, u p M, and IL
midnight. Sunday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
For further information In regard Rsiroad Time Tsoes
al, ertisencnts Ia another part Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

From she Pacific C~ast.

san fHaycIscO. Saturday. Nor 70. 1894.
Advices from the Mexican coost represent
that the people ore divided; the Empire II gaining
ground and Msp2anills viii soon be occupied By it,
friends
The Cos.s Chica indians had rebellsd against Al.
vhrez.
The Governor OF California hes issued proclamation
calling for another regiment Of volunteer in accord
ance with requsition from the War Department. The
regiment will he used TO garrison the harbor de.
lenses OF San Francisco. Recruiting 10 Ill UP old regi
ments goes on trislly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

The SOLDIERS THAyHsGIvIY6.--Capt. I. Il.
Bronson, bite Provost Marshal, Sixth District. has de
termned 10 find his pleasure for Thanksgiving IN dis
tiibutinx the Thanksgiving dinner 70 the soldiers Of
the armies offhc Potomac and the James. Capt Brcn
has enviable reputation for energy and fidelity
and he goes determined to that the soldiers get the
ohs Intended for them. and that the suffers do not
get hold Of them. Iieut.-Gcn Grant has given Capt,
Bronson letter Of authority and CONNIE ndation. so that
he can hardly fail TO succeed In his enterprise
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FROM JAPAN.
The Opinins Of the Inland eea-VieiSry
Of the Allies Relation Of Japan TO
Foreign Nations.

NtN FKINtT-'O NOV, II, ltUf.
Official sd,ices Of October %, from Y0ku-
hama confirm the report of tie opening OF the Inland
Sea OF Japan 10 the Allied feet. The engagement was
brief the Allies lot l2 killed aud 4 woundcd the
japanese from 30 10 go Allied and wounded.
The steamer Sea King, chartered by Minister Pruyn
to accompany the feet 10 represent the United States
did good execution with he4 32poander Parrot gnn
She was aerward sold the japanese government for
4Os 900. The indemnity TO the Americans is expected
Ia reach $4,000. The Commissioners Of the Allies
were TO NEE, the Japlnesc Officials at Karagava IN
Oct 18TH to adjrst The amounts Of the iRdemntes TO
the various nations. Tie forts TO be dismantled
and the feet viii remain 10 that the Tsposin keeps
his promise II Ia believed tina, the japanese govern
ment will benceforth be slc 10 Keep the upry mobiles
in cheek.
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The REVENUE Professionalism mac

Z
enraey exists with regard 10 tie frauds upon the Reeve.
Department Of the Ninth Congressional District II
New.York, as announced in the Washington dispatch
to m. Boston fdr,r'is- The authorities deem II in.
advisable to make known the details Of the affair nj
present; but the min facts as we learn them are az
follows II has been the custom OF the different be vers
to distl into whisky the malt liquors which may have
turned sour on then hands, and II seems that Of
them have been doing this without making the heoos.
ssry returns for assessment TO the Internal Reysn
Ohce. The revenue officers Of the Ninth Congressiora "a
District have recently discovered frauds Of this lind
the part OF three large brex (wbose
he made pubic yet Of this city have, in two casee
seized the breweres and appurcnances and the cases
are now In the course OF adjudication The staten snt
that the parties have been arrested il incorectthere
being no legal authority for such y proceeding a. II
now stands The value Of the property ~ represented
IN the dispatch is also largely magniasd and the whole
affair anpeaIs 70 hAyO btsn eQlsidSSAby tysGGssSs~d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

ARREST or BURGLARs.-TwO young men.
giving their names ss VIM Davis and Charles Howard
arrested Philadelphia last week charged with having
robbed Mr.. Masters store in Jersey City on the SO
instant ~ cutlery. Sc were brought before Recorder
Martindolo on Saturday. Davis identified AS the
man who purchased tools with which the burglary WAS
committed III. stolen property was found IN their
pofkotsion. Committed for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

The SOLDIERS THANKSGIVING DiNSgR.-
The Unonoving citizens OF Jersey City and vicinity
have contributed literally in response 10 the call for
furnishing the soldiers with a thanksgiving dinner
About three tuns Of turkeys geese chickens beef ap
we're shipped yesterday for the Army Of the Potomac.
Mes-rs J. Oxen Rouse and II. A. Greene left yesterday
for tho front charge OF the contributions to superin'
tend their distribution.