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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-20

GOLD BEARING BONDS.
Theso Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are oil the Government Bonds,
from State, COuEty, and RuEfeipaI tGzdtio71 tgiieh
adds from one to three Per cent Fer annN to their
VGlae, according to the rate levied upon other
property. The interest is payable Bemi.anuually
by coupons attached to each note, which may be
cut on and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest ct TS0 per cent. amounts to
Ono cent Per day on a S5 o note.
Two eents per day on 500 note.
Ten cents per day on So 90 note.
Twenty cents Fer day on a $1,000 note.
One Dollar per day on $1,000 note.
Notes Of all tho denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third eerIes are precisely SINH.
lar in form and privileges to the seven.Thrties
0lreaey sold, except that tho Government reserves
to itself the option of paying interest in gold coin
at Per cent, instead Of Z 9.lOthB In currency.
Subscriber will deduct the interest In currency up
10 July 18th, ct the time when they subscribe.
Tho delivery of the notes of this third series OF
tho Seven thirties will commence on the lat ofJuno
and will be made promptly and continuously aftOr
that date.
The llight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES Affects only the matter Of interest.
The payment in gold, II made, will be equivalent
to the currency interest of tho higher rate.
Tho return to specie payments, in tho event OF
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
be AVsiled Of, would reduce and equalizs prices
that purchases made with SIx per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
thEee-tenthS per cent. in currency. Thisis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-20
THE ONLY LOAN In MARKET

Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than saSU, 900 OOO of the Loan authorized by
cOngreIs arc now on the market. This amount, at
the rate at which 1t is being absorbed, will all be
subscribed for within sixty days, whom the notes
will undoubtedly command premium, as has uni.
formJ been the case closing the subscriptions to
other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section OF
tho country may be Afforded facilities fer taking the
loan, the National Banks, State Banks and Private
Bankers throus hOut the country have gener ally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par. subIeri-
bsrS will select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only arc to be responsible
for the delivery of tho notes for which they receive
orderR
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News Items
%, r..s-sps TO the s.v yo,s Seal

Tar anu-slsvery constitutional amendment now
pending in the 1uso will probably ho decided this
week The vote will he close ono
TnE ship AlbatrosA Of Rostou, from Cardiff FOR
Malta, foundrrcd h ~a Dccember6 3. Grow saved
and lsndc'l nl v"rpool December 2'.
EssorurIoy nas passed the Ohio Legislature
ass'n Coz rrcs' t. H.'op' thc proposed amendment
to tho Constitution f.r tho abolition ~ slavery
Tux ONip Auditors roror, shows thN the W 10
number Of soldiers aud nsr1cs rlrnishei by mo
State is oli 5oG spd that 1900 have died In tho
service aud 500 h-cn Killed.
srrrr'G Of tho pr. m'neni cit2eus Of Ohio wss
hc.l at & .'uu.hYs Il Wednesday 70 take meAsuI Fl
10 present 10 General sherman a testimonial Of Uro
hundr thousand dolsrs uuitcd States stocks
Far Boston fund for the relief OF ssysnu,h a..
ready amounts to 81 900, Tie s,oAnor Grey hound
" II he dcsI stehcI from Boston, on eaturduy, TO
savannah, with provil ons.
THt Ncv Hampshire Democratic State Couytu-
tou met yesterday, al. uom.us.ci & ". HArr ng-
tou :or Governor aud o. \ q vaughn ior Rail-
roa Comm ssoner
ru-D,y was SIS. mes Tor tie execution ofGreen
thc Maiden wu-dernr hai t ,s undcrss'oi that
~ G,voruor has a.thhelI lis signature from .Ae
Ntifau, aud a. At nc CNcfuL'n ~ tha eantenco 10
dc.eiel for action until thc ucItENecusive Council.
uuuINo afpcech IN Iho II ,Jsc yesterday, NJ.
OK, = Oulo alluded h. the various ruinors in re-
gard So posoe, 'nd 10 tte reports IN circulation Of
pe~- ms u'ng 70 Richmond in behalf Of peace but
, remarked that the gentleman behind HIN, NJ.
Fera.udo Wool, Of Sew i.rk, had jus, sad Il ere
was 40 trItD in them.
Tnr Richmoni wWG says; 1--WE ave glad n
hear, through The NIrGISrAS, q: the arrival of COL
Hoshy o, hs fathers residence At Amherst H.f
wound is dong veil, and he eTpoc.s " he able 70
I return 10 duty ir short time. The YAnEoes will
have .nothc- account 10 settle when he gets back "
I Sr>cu the lo-4o loan closed on Saturday returns
have cen mado to tho Treasury, amounting to
about thirtytWo millions. This would leave out
standing about forty millions n the s2OO m On
Ian. Et other returns are to be made, TIE
amount un'ubscribod will be .til further reduced
| PotTHAsrrns who oompAin n The searoty oi
/ e.nU for supplying change will he glad to know
! hat ~ new three-cent fractional currency Will
aeon bs lsSued bv the sAcretar7 nj the Treasury
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and Other obvious ro~.ons have inspired corndsr-
sblc corf-enee In The prospects Of an early peace
<od de 9plnSon !. exprcssct by persons who are
In ncn.iou " hpow .ha inside workings of AZ
a. ~ ,hs, VI. vnirr campaign will ncs he fought
cut
RiL .fct all, al, 70 the sou.h ,h., mus, loo-
FOR po,cc, and 20 fpd the ssns Tar more favorable
there than Was dcr7ed possIhe a tw months ago.
TIE evidsDoss Of l,siuicgraton arc every where Wis
ibl,- and Jcd DAVIS is TOO .hrc vi siahr'nao not
to discern lbe atns Of tho times. and turn Aom 70
.ccouut whatever may hAvo been hH iorror
sttliude, hcrs are srcelen, reasous for b.
licvng that he IL nov willing 10 return 10
the old tpHn upon he basis Md down
in Mr. esvaris famous Auburn spech
the day tcnro the PRS dental sIcction'
viz Ths consti,ution ~ u ia and submissos of
ihe lczslty OF an the laws of Congress and prois-
nation. Of tho President in relation " ule war W
the duz Sion of W. supreme Csur, Ihe motives
that would influence Mr. Davis " this ccur~ would
10 all powerful vita . msn Of his intensity sclhsh
nature. In the fret lace, tbe war has arrived Al,
point where lie continuance will sweep bin from
power Tho movement TO N axe Gen. Dec dictator Is
blow q. his authority by his o-n creatures which
vil provo mora fsta 10 his reputation snl prospects
than voluntary return 70 the old nion. Then
again, he sees that the declaration Of The Governors
Of Geurgis. AlSbams and NJ ssiFappi % the rights
Of the rospectvc States to form vhs,ever treaties
Of alliance they please e-contsus the germs u dis-
solution Of the Confcdcrscy, and must sooner or
later untwist the rope Of sand that now binds the
soccss on. -ls iu precarious condition. The Legh-
lsturc q North Carolina has voted In favor Of soul
ing Comm ss,n,rs TO Washington. ard in the rebol
Consrcss the question Of appointing thirteen Com
mlssiouerS to treat with equal nunboar on hs
part Of theU ntod statef has been seous det
I.is moreover rimored and the rimor "a genera
Is credited that Voc President exAndor stephens
Mr. Royce Of south Carolns and several Other gen
tetnor Of well known peace pruoliyincs have heon
comm .sonei to open preliminary peace nego1ia-
| lions NJ wA.hington. These are only few Of tho
many view. sdvsneed IN this city upon this all 3D.
sorl inx topic, and lew days will deioi mine thor
! accuracy. NESo.
| 4 Richmond Rumor
| Warrington, Jan. IA gentleman IN wash
,ns,on VIII, Las seen the Richnuud E>ouusa o'
Tuesday last s,ys thtt paper Incut.ons the follow
| ng: "a col .s out for Convection OF tuo Con
| lelcrlic states. Tho Intention OF he authors %
the call 6, 20 rcvoluuonze lhe reyou N, 10 depos'
M DdB,s wipe out m" Confederate Con res,
sppoiut Dci.,or in his stead. Inl perhaps sur
render to the enemy"
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ance Company. rur the re-r.yutens cf oer-aiu
rlonies collected BY The H. hh bl,srSpcr. To
amend the Sharter of ih> Home toe he Rsloruas.
uon a Juvcnile Dc pquoata.
The toilcw,ug vcrc iDtrclucci:
Concerning certain pubic record. In New York.
To REPEAL .ho fAre restrictions in he Central Rail
roAd tonAlIl sisin At. To facilitate the ,cquui-
ton II lands " tho Cruson Aqueduci Board.
rrsolu,pnn wss offered, that the opincn Of the
Attorney General be fcquestcd - 10 the consttn-
nonality oi creating ststs indcbicdnc-- for the
rurPoor - encouraging enlistnents. Adopted.
tNrsm FROM tho Governor Of Missouri 10
0ossrnor Fenton. Announcing uH free Missouri
grcets New York. vas road by sr. Folger, and was
received wln spp,sus.
HvrSIrg sr,uuo,
The senate beld srosial s,snou urs evening 70
CONSIDER ns STATE Roin,y bill which provides
bounty of s.Oo Tor one yex mon. 800 for two
years n-n, AMI 5000 ius three years mon. and pro-
hihs oil other bounts- rrccpt s,s,h indiud-
VEL may give ~ siihstitute. IL sppropna,os thir-
~ milton. Of doiArs to bc raised by his year
and Appor,ionod Among the several oountos towns
and cities IN proportion To the number Of men re-
quircd frcCn each.
Mr.. Cook ~iggcstcd a. an amendment ust cy cry
Locality that has -sl unlcr tho present call
hc allowed 1900 per for them, and tha, the
tax,ie 'evie,l sccrdng 70 tie valuation Of iu tax
able property.
This pro. .uStion was advocated by Mccsrr An
drews, Ames and Cook spdwss -trrnuously orpo-o.i
bv HeSus. strun,, f,eits. LUmbeor and Cnzzans,
Who argued that thc adoption OF such pro'oa,,io ON
would te equivalent to saying thst The city of
Nes York should not only rtise iu own quota, but
..ss' largely M rssing the quotss cf hs rural dis
trics.
NJ ,eticn va, tAkon on this propoelt on.
On the tlanee rroytdinc fnF the RAISING
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Hdr-tsbur1 Pa. Jan i2.-rhe Sclipwins DIS
patch resolved by C.o,erps C,ut,o this morn.
ing;
ieSerson q T.. We, Jdn liza, is65. TO Ge
Gopernor or Pesnst iDunA1 Prov N ..-yuri s.r,e,s
bor Oldest sister. &c. FI,rnnEE.
Governor q Missouri.
Governor Curtin sent the following reply;
Hdrrtsb-rc, Pa, Jdn. teth. ISIS - To His Fr
esirnev ne Got~uOr ~ bvsourL Jcfersos
Guy Punnsy NJ ynnis, first hrruc II Frccdun, vel
comes her discnthrsllod s.sicy state n Missouri.
keSieemed IN the agony Of the nation and the
throes n vsnton rebellion, her Offering 10 liberty
concs bsptlzcd IN her rich-at ll,oi. ard will te ~
ccptcd hy faithful and ire pcopic a. one Il tho
cruvnirsy tributes ~ thoIr msLhk-s herpisn and
their sncr,trrs 70 preserve and rerye,uae our
common nAtionAlity. A. CrRTtN,
Governor n penusylvania.
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4 Richmond Rumor
GENERAL GRANT.
Arrival OF Dcscrtc -R.bels kcpairlng x
ahe Ifailroads

HGiguar,ers Asnp = ne Po,om 'c, Jan. o.
Several ieuo doscrtcTs cAm, N t1-da besides .
lArg, punecr Of contraSAuds. Al were ia the
most wrc,ched condition imaginable. They hSi
travelled long distance in thc rain. and were Oh
lc-to VI pitv to sn who sav them. rhcy report
that tho rebel cavalry have Withdrawn to H,ots-
ford. ou the weldon Rail- al, who're they have
gone into winter quarters. They were compelled
W fall back ~ ,hi, point o~iug ~ tHc lack OF
forage between ,hore and lIcsn's station, and al1o
FOR tho lack Of IransportA'.on' owing to thc dr.
st-oton Of the railroad in that district 10y General
Warren. They, however, picket as lar as RcAn.'s
Station. and on the west side Of liatohor's Rum
With dlviSon Of Hlrs Corps loSHtod on the
noydstown plank roni. The rebel, have been
very busy preparing the railroad north Of Hicks
ford, for the rel.yinr of the rails but get none
have ecn pus down. probably because They oo ut
csscss them A beautiful fla, Was recently pre-
aented 70 thc Josh New York Volunioers hy tho
lad.s 4 IT. Lawrence aud Franklin counties, Nev
York.
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-RcLleYul OF General BuflCr-Thc fCHcr |
| Runors Coucilintory Foley Of ;he Ad-
Il nliDistruiion.
tSpec,dI Correspondents, = M sun
Wa,bington, ian. i2.-Tho cloud produce ~ |
be repulse OF the erpediEon against Wilmington |
he st asi dlsoppeari1g and the confidence In tie
n ltary situstion that prevailed a few weeks ago
rs tecn revived. General shcrmsn's new move
ocn. 10 awakening increased interest," and great re-
iults arc esp eici from it. Tho statement n tho
edmond papers that he hal transferred his army
" the North side Of the savannah into South
ssr7.na is only partial true portion Of his army
WIS marched overland, Tut the bulk was movci
by water TO Port Roysi whenevei incy sdvanced
on the Chariestop Railroad and probably cnso,oj
. junction with the rest OF tic army. II has not
yet usnpircl whethU General sherman will
rns-ch direct to Charleston or TO RrSnchvlc, the
railroad centre NJ the STATE but Il s-cms 10 be
gem -lllv under'tood thai Charleston Is doomed.
u uoui probably be regular to siege
Brsn'hv lle trsL ns is occupation would
threaten Augusta. Columbus, Raleigh and South
CN1lua. n the rebels had An vthng like au equal
fore, n confront hhcrman they would compel him
so socur. the important strs,ogieal position Al
'Brsnchvius Rut tas thev have not, our great Lead
rv7l be At lhor,y " selcci IL most direct means
FOR tn accomplishment n his object and will dis.
l-ope-rt and balr the enemy by attacking ,he poui
vhcr' he t least expected, and whore he can iu-
,nic' me srel'esi damage. Ho may, and probably
tpil DIVIDE his forres into two columpt snd
opers'- sysirs Brsnchyll. and Charleston
lst the sams time n Il, useless 10 deny
thai te rspuls' at Wilmington has seriously do.
-sngei The plsn n th- campaign. Il has caused
INN 'nse ehayrin ma issppointnent in official
1usrtera where ~ success was most con ndentiy
,nt -pspSi. TIE removal u Gcnersl Rltle- shows
that the administration holds him responsible for
Tho f-ilui, Il ~ certain that thoo very stronS
feeling against him totn in the army and navy
SUI, the actual removal aad the circumstanc
s;ten ling II have produced an immense sensation
He vas required to deliver up his command. pa-
pors and mouer ~, and leave tho army within a fcv
lbnef hours, He will soon appear at Washington,
however, in spite of the desire q the President to
svoid scene With him, the radicals whose
lwr,.h At tho downfall Of nulcr caa scarcely 10 re-
Isirained, have Gc7..od plan for summouiuc him
Ito testify urop a congressional commission 70 In
l1uire iuto the Wilmington allure Th.s will, OF
lesur.e, draw Gen rAl B1uer to Washington, where
The VIII become lhe centre OF set Of political agita
tors. But one thing is certain IL vii. no, lie
kgau employed on active service. He viii proba-
Lly he shelved with AL Appoutmeu. 10 Depart.
Ilneat n the Southwest.
N Toe news OF ,Le srrysl of Nj Blair IL R.cL'
pond has greatly $. mula'od tho confidence 81 or
fsrly peace a. il was f's"ei tfat he would Ne r"
luded from Iassing The rcse lines hy Jof Ds, a
The B.sir movement 70 not the only indirect al
Iernlt IN fly,r o. peace. 4 iromucrs wc,t'r'
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General Intelligence.

t,,... IAN. -.-.
I'ElNo l"'e tArnest scclnT man "'th n"s'7
bid man. N do ,ti.tors drou n,cr NV r'.,, =,
t4st can't u,,l t'
D.
,,S,-,a. ''~hrrs say mat the eNT4-ion "' -
f.t' ,,nI q" f'rt fisher s. eeinorsitN1 bN
49,, =, h.. ~ Wv. 'li not ue indhc"i y ''-u,
-, - ~ , 49, N's fr t"tn'y-iouf hohr~ An
wv '''' '"'' "N' 'ea''utd .hem.
Iri.p-op,-,, nv so,re t,,,i.,, ..,,;,.,,.,. =, 50
mt he business " r'''ng u-,r'cicS at the Caps
~ Wu'Si nope ior the saNe ~ Nc Gathers which
mAg oo rn'h"I tNtfH NN uUntN. Eacn puck
,us o, les'hors VIII oo ""f'h from sAN ~ "S Tor
'''H ''ru'
TuT Prrsidct has prouoteI U,ev,t N,,,r.Ccn.
cral Godfrey Wetscl to a 'iu Nat1ra,.ucr,i.hin.
At lhe rigsestpu Of General Grant And se-ret,rv
Stanton. This may, pcrhsys Ne taken NJ An .ndi.
caiiou that General We'tyel does not rcst un or tho
c"usue Of the authorities for his share IN the ls.c
fort fishcr brisnesa
TuE Iouisville DyNo-pGr comm N. dct,iIs ~ tn.
crosses, catrAges pcrp.tra,rd m th A stat. v reiI.
belonging ~ the gang Of the notorious shc-r,hel
sue Nundy Without the least rr,yor.tlon ttey
murdered at Lebanon Junction. Keniucky. 6vc
members of tho iSth Ken,ncl Iuf.n,rv' IN.
men were tax on frunl their houoe apI de
shot
oSt hundrei ..iIors we're selected NJ Portsmouth.
II SatirIav to bc sept 10 =, ,it,r,u,r anil upoo
exAnnA,iou II was found that niost ~ tben hal n,
ciu zepa' ,Labes under tbcIr s,il,rs, drcea ,,d
were armed evidently int,ndipy to caeat.r At ,he
hrrt orr.or,uritv TLcy Wrrc ,it in thc hoid n
the Intel state, .hin V,u,Iala .nd thr b,,rhex
| fastenoI down
.-,
ut, his intention " "rcviec tLc operations oi tho
mortmain AMI natI j, Hatinn II ccclcpast,ca prop
erty, bhaping II ths hasis that legitimate trans
| actions executed without fraud, and according ~
tho laws which authorized such Amort zstiou, shall
lc rathrd according 10 the Uriucip" e tree and
ample toetabou. keeping in view that tio religion
| ol the state iH the Roman Catholic and Apostolo" "
| ,,--,. ,,..
r., w. W. DNa'Nns Q, h1'1 nave iTch t~''Ais"ns ~ @
| % W VI, "'. piu'I. lLe NuoI v1n ConSuI as
-" ~ ''"S-' P'"o NI''V'h I" '''A",l'n Az .inV-
tics that h.vn t.on iet,i,ot An o,,cc he h.s hoe,
Obliged u su.rend hiE iinctiopA lie Ia. tele-
grAphod ~ the rcrrctsry Of state his d.iaiop This
sls virtually closes ali intercourse h.tv cen Dc,rot,
| aud Windsor Tor tho pr,.onL nj le,st
| r,,,,...,', - l. a..
| ~ -, - " t ~ " i ,,' ~ ''V.. V ~ - -, y" ".
| & ~ 70. os - - -. W - n,oo
| gt% - ,S g., -, " -. '"' !" S'.s
| 90 .st",t. @ u, ~ =, Il N " :
| 80 'n3s "a T., ,'' m ~, ,'' t" .'1'" ~ 90 -
| go ~ ~. ,"N' - Sse 80 -"
| r.. s,,,.,'.,'. % :" So .''-1 - VI ".
stutSI M ~, Ss,, ~ ,,hu, a. -. - -
,er,I mn. ~. ,..i,it -,,,t ,,n. 70. ~ ~ N"
| n ttlllEhENI ui ~ inAa9 hi4d Roles IN huron
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GENERAL sHER NAN.
pnyt OF orr Forces nt Beaufort, =. C.
SberIuan'n Rule in savannah.

Ncu Yort, Jan. - -Bg thr arrival ot Ihe - ans
p,rt steamer Gaorye c Collins from Por' Royal, 0e
learn that General sherman hnd novel par' n his
army 10 Beaufort, :. C., hy water.
Washing'on, Jan II Tho Echmoud VINO, Of
the lO,A inst. CO ntains tho following items;
The AUGUSTA CnIo-IcLE AMI sISTlSEL of the ith
inst publishe number o. newh mems derived
from gentleinen wno loit s'NaAnaA ON The let
ms, TIE most perfect order '' no" maintained IN
the cty No solder Ia allowed to Interfere vita
tho c tens "a any part'cultr. A citizen war mr.
restei bv q drIu. eu soi!or = icN onys since. The
citizen knocked the soldier aoWu 1Lc c'hceE OF
ne quart A. spal as Lo arrived, said nothing to
inc citizen, uut had TIE soldier tskcu 10 .he bar
rnckA gagged, and souudly whipped for his mis-
behavior. A drunken sOllier Who undertook ~
create ii sturt guce recently ard who refused TO
allow himself ~ DO arrested, WIS shot town at
ones ty the gIEri. Ole or t7o OF tho insurance
compAuFa 81 Savannah are CoN.l icrlpg the PROJECT
of e.ta lshihR Natourl Il'E i"r NJ 'ssL' OF
''grecubacks." The Custom Ii alsc and Post Once
are hcinE c,Auel sud rcpA Ar'd, preparatory 10 TIE
encn, OF busiuess =, All. lhe soldiers nre
not now cd ulcr any circUu stances " atever, %
enter Ur.yatc residences, lue negroes . most
oaso-- aye ordcrir aud que, reinNnirF With lholr
owners aud lrrioruI'uE GER tuhtuumY puues.
Ouc store wiIh goods from :tc rtA has already
D"'u o-rnoi. N,Iaiug bus "srocltscks "f" 40
e. r, ,ilgl.On. IIe churches on SUNDAYS ATc well
SHEA with ladies'. o. Wcek-lhys, however lut
t'H ~ ihefn are seen in the streets. 'uAlnIty 90
nc mali Tup 4ato. have remained IA tnr DtF, lpe
Nmihes ui most Of he men WHO have loi' s'.i Re-
Wt'r. MAJOR = %! ne c'.4'i' ave pr'WF.'n
Tor s.uc time to come, but tacro u scarcity Of
WOOL but Gen. sherman Ia sHuogacci Inst he
7 Will soon rcm'ay T. ls' LII lliy by getiius
wood ~ trt Cat ralwn,, ma hauling Il g. he
ciuz,-f, Iasses Above ~ any m l. person "a
lot.war,ls tue .ltv. Al icuin'es Nio aI' caught
going towards tie city are lhOrou. uly searched,
l1G0 caves q good bakers tro,l, which Lld b,cI
Cnl erted or tie fr.llcrs of Sh,TnsL'J army, tui
for which author led ascn,s did not call, were oa
( Thu. sday tH~uet over 20 Tie Poor A.. .ciaton nj
Savannah by the com mites 'ctus in behalf ~ the
go iicrs' dnper and were yesterday dlstTbut"l
4 10 (, G poor Of the city. II VIA truly Kind GuI
PfoyiIential aliL nr the city IS entirely out of
breadsluGs OF every kind, ana for days past have
been 4u.t'e 10 issue . pound o meat or -four r.
the hundreds "ho were sorolg IN need oi II.
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The following bills Werc no,i,od
To authorize tho board of Supervisor. Of New
York ~ raise money bv tEN. To incorporate the
New York and Brooklyn Ferry Rail, al Compsuy
For Railroad IA Broslway, Nov York. 10 III
ootpuT.s" the S)ldiofs' II me Tor southern Now
York. T. increase the toes q Cointy Clerks. To
incorporate tie Cosmop htsn Railroad Company.
10 regulate the pTco Of IA Brooklyn.
The following were introduced
For tie cretion Of new capital. To amend tho
Hru.klyu NhteT ~ T. Incorporate the New
York union Yacht Cuh r. uthorizo tie Socuud
Avenue Railroad Company to Jay new trSck In
relAtinu 10 the CrOton AIdcduci. To preserve
records of tao services of volunteers from tLia
Sac. RELATIVE to tavea and as-cssrncntH in New
York. For railroad Ia Blth stroot aud 9th avenue,
New York. % inCurp4i aIo ,le Now York Cousol-
Satury " N isi,.
lie Sneaker then presented the annual rep,r, ~
the t,muuisaAi v-t'cuoral Of Ortiusne G, also tho
AuDus fep,rt ol lie a Julaut -ieucIal
The ~ c-krr announced the following additions
& H. Stand lg Committees.
Eo,as and b.idges -NrsTs. Lewis aud A A
Brown. Milita Hud Public Defence MeSsrs. Cole
aud Lnpt am.
NJ lhnham rcporicl bill to amend the Coustl
tuton ior the appointment OF Commi-aoners OF
AppeNl~ a1i Il was iu, med Aioly l'H.Io'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-13
Disaster at sea,


Tho bark RNhahigo nj NV GAsgow, srrv.d ~
ui- port 'fsc,dav 'ruiug, aud roports tnA, m
ne ,h INST .u lat. o., Ion Is, ttc attention IT 10.
crow V,s attracted by calls, yleu mNn va e.s-
covered ON picco Of urc's, and rescued. u.
proved to he Albert /. Pa. den, and e,ssaI th'tt,
had t4l ou psssa,c rom New York fer Hilton Ha4d,
$40 6,h instant on board Lc s.eAno- Melville.
On the 7,h INST, AFTER much heavy weather ih.
bows - thc weasel S'go stove IN ty the sea. Ths
Captain then ordered tho b0at 20 tc lowered, ,ai
u.se, tho engineer aAd several oA"gs got into H.,
and were sSamued. The passengers 'ucccodci IN
krcpu. the vessel s1oa. usti about n O'Clock tbs
next day, by means 4 hAri llaor IA h,.hng, h4t
the siul.iux q the steamer houg evidently near,
they lo"orod tie las, host, iHtrn.in; to put as
many rs possible into IL. Heforc uc .ly ,,.ssu-
gers could be so into de hu.t how
ever tie Melville went 10"r, oN
6rr', upseuug tho hos, w',ot, tcrg
me,sll.c l.tc-hoLL ~ course pouU n,. sraHp.
Some oil the passengers, or WI .m % oro ve.ct.Et
Gyc, together with siyt.n ohorrs oUt oi.,. u'VhH
~ pieces of the wreck, hut what huI' te,1nr''
them, Mr BayCcu, WHO wsA s'.rr ,.un tu"l
p.rcc, csunoi ssN TIE uuuIhor of Ives I'N ~
tins disaster is not At IT, present smo known as
those who were IN a., l'e-ur1t 'nI l@~'ap1 soule
VII, clunX to pieces N Sic or.'., proha "
have been picked up. l. 'a Ir ".', however,
that at least hfty live have bron ''st. Tho Mel
Vile was On Eagls. bulls ron steamer Of Eva
hun.lr,d tons trrthcu, .pd vas originally Ahlo,t.
nde runner. sro Wa captured oa Mobile D.,
Fcicr,l hoctaacrs, ,nI WAS sold hyt-c .',.~.
rnent 10 whitney Il Hathaway ol this cI.,. ..r
have since owned her