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Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29
PUTTERFIED's OVERLAND DIS
u PATCH COMPANY,
VIA FORT RILEY AND THE GREAT SMOKY
HILL ROUTE,
TO DENVER, CENTRAL CITY AND THE
GREGORY GOLD MINES OF COL
oRADo TERRITORY.

This Company start for Atehison and Law
renee, Kansas, a daily line Of Express Coaches
hung on thorough braee-springs, comfortable
and roomy. Passengers BY the Missouri Pacihe
Railroad from st. Louis connect with these
Coaches at EawreneeN
The route Is through q hus country abounding
In game, he, and over the nnest natural road in
the world. .....
Merchants ordering goods In the East to 20 by
this Line should bs careful and mark packages
As follows ... w..
"via Butssrhsld's o. D. 90. Express,
Atehisoh, KAnsas.''
Principal ones-Ho es Broadway, New York.
For further particulars apply TO any OF the
following ofncers:
NEW YORK.
Z P. BRAY, President.
Col ;. II. PULBsT0N, Secretary.
W. K. KITCHEN, President National Park
Bank, Treasurer.
GEO. 3. COCK, Assistant Treasurer.
WIN. MARTIN, General Agent.
ATCHIsoN, KANSAS.
Gen. W. R. BRBwsrRR, Vice President.
D. A. BUTTRRPIBLD, Cen 4 Superintendent.
Maj. Gen. A No. d. MoCooK,
Special Agent,
oc2o-u Headquarters Atehison, Kansas
ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPAN
IA OFFICE 5l4 PRNNA. AVENUE.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29

LET EVERY LOVER OF REPUBLICAN IEsTI.
TUTIoEs BUY AT LEAST ONE BOND.
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prrgrsuoRG. Va. cor OF

TlIp ICgp ". y. 8. v, Nay .. !t'5 )
FRIEND e: fupposs you think that wriio oite
Bot 10 hste returned 10 duty in The i'g mens oha WIZ
have Itio more leisure tine hope that shali DO
able TO make ny letters nio moPe Interesting than
heretofore faw aags 40 I thought would be
N, stored ont in ronti'a tine. sBu. since thea Cen
HeKihben la, obtained military jurisdiction over I've
ooqsties md thias our rlay may be prolonged Tor
another month The Government II yeIy active 10 TINS
Department kng possession Of all farms whloh fSf'
been dest ted and putting negro"s 10 "efk upon rh'
Over every forty or fifty aegroes iey nave ono "''e
mani therefore. ~ negro j perritea 70 ioai "ro'n'
tie streets q Petersburg md II tie guards ma my
they ere modists, arrested ard sent to work Peters
burg VERY pretty place Tho town r. tnpphed VIE
water by three TsseTvorsi there 10 also Bssnohsei
the streets ard home, aro ill well lighted and INC
wsterpowor for manufacturing ipurpoies ID lmnen'e
Our camp Il stuated upon ae HI Just outside OF inc
subaI)s. whore the balmy southern breeze plays 'o
staD.y through. Since the surrender Of Johnston
army. ths ia mors hnvs ayas commenced thos "aiy
svoeation anu farm horses aie Ia great demand III"
people not quite arittocrgto Us tnoss OF tocs
moud. iaink. Tor young man Of enterprise 1his
psoe Offers very many advantages. aid also FOR baA'
ress man Tho soil Us very kre. and crops ought u
be brought forth In abundance. The railroad deIcf
largo and coDodous. The principal street II Sycamore
There arc street railroads vehicles foS tho par
pose Of carrying passengers from part OF the town
10 the other the city Is not large enough to require
The Southern Right feeling is gradually dying away
and industry and Yankee enterprise taking Its place
puslnsss which has 10 long remained ssagnGnt. mts
again royvs with activity than heretofore, MT
tho time will not DO long before the United sHSes CA
cay, Lo. the YANKEE People are Great sittion.
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Arrived.
ctesr,.hin Yszoo. Ccnch, h,

stesn,.hp Yszoo Csnch Norfolk Is hears ,aasesnd pea,
a. sSos, DE .tsins lfr Cap. Martin de Bon,ony Fortress
SHIP arreas ,of Kennebunt) ThOmp.on, Hilton Head.
SIR Republic tBrsml Schmidt Bremen. sody', s,dss.
and III pas. Unsudt Co 9th inst lat, ". Ion Is ~
ssw a number ofeetergL -,
bark shamrock s,sss, Hs.an1as, 10 days. sugar IL d
Bsrs nsrnon f Ns.,sn) Perkins EeasiIc' 10 ay, 'ass
Biz ada Swea) Llus ADJ BrenoS Ayes, 80 days, hide
/ aud wool fuuch, Met cAs a Wcrdt
Brs Eagst ,of Tostos) Terry santos 80 days. coffee -
Brs Bachelor tof St Andrews, N; 81 Milsr csrien..
Days sugar job. soynOn; son sS Len 0'iA' lang 'As
brs Helen r. Edset Edse,t MasanEas II days sasa'Is.
t, Koodo ,of Chsroe,o,rn T. E. H. Bernard, JOAN
r n. 10 days .n.sr. sc., NJ. p. Greene Carie.
Brig I. A. Dared tof Bermuda Webh, Bssnada' sr~
rotatoss &C.. and IS pass, Middleton l. 90. .
T,Is Miesaloe (of bosoal Rrewn, Msyasaes, 7; ~ .
d,ys, sugrr ana uOssses Miller oushon Lei bte ). -
Sri. Ride tot Yarmou,h N 81, Blauv,.i Mst,nrss sess
Iris Louisa soi ST, John N b. Irane, Ma,snna ladsya
sugar, Ae.. A. su.i'hrrs Go. ~.
Rrs Mipecla lDrI Wright, Cow Bay. II days, oos Asa
' schr C. T. GrOu.e tB. chsoitoOwn, PEI 7ay' saA
Shr Robert Palmer weton. Washington d.ys, coal. -
Sctr Arlington, Haey Gecrse,own. days oo@l senssS'
sShr. we.,over. rldr4is, Ers,sebport for Fo.,"n.
sehr fsnAa, Aiea cA.is sys is' o. a. Eo.os
scnr Aegis Dawson tof heh,euetol Cole ArA Cares
schr n Berry cot Bos.on Plsmoer 81 croi1' IL fay%
mo ss.-. ID. yrowerdee. T., -.
s .SIs. XII Carson pls' Chs0ttet0wn p L. days
CIR Peseer. Tusser Beaufort days. in bar., W.
scr or,nns Hs.s. wa.hinrtOn days. co to master
| schr. w A. trocs,S Pssrce, Ni-siaia wood
| schr. Il. T. Wood Wrench, Nirglnia, wood
seir. ]. d. Mey sD weldon Washington sdays COAL v
's ssS.. 8, B. wlss lsr. Mclaughlin Norfolk, WOOL
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SHIPPING ISTELLEGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-yORK....-.MAH ~
{,lcareG.

elcarcos
Steamship City Of Fort Pnsr Curtis, savsnssh H. Mo-
rsy'jr. IN
steamer W. woodward, Clrda, Baltimore, W. Da'sen.
Snip Carl (Breuil Often, - john, y B. Eu2-r .rotr
Bers May PuTiy (hTI Iowse fiesou, ~ D., An'sT .
UoUghtou.
fsrG Tweed Orb NcDousal Cow Bay, J. +. whinsS
Co.
bark Bolivia Whitebury, Asrinwall Panama K r Ca
Purk Csssi-d.s t5r, Ashford Monte'ideo Snd Bueoes
srig Zephyr lBr) NsCalorgh, Cow Bay J. r. Whitosy
Brir Csvour (Br) Chapr.an Cow Bay. r. Nevias Sol.
LYif sesmst (Df.), McDosss. ct. john. ~ b., &. y
Tpmbni. ., - ,,
Fra Co.no. IT s,oo Arroyo. p. r., Simpson & C.epP.
Brig hsch.as, Cot.s. Nueyi,es Thompson I. Hunter. -
Brls Alma tBr) Emery, 81. Johns, ~ F' b. r. em0
CO. 49, .cw.
sehr Mary e. Towne Comp Richmond, fiersoa cousS
Schr. United Brother, ElssJ Washington, Van brnnt
Slazht-
Sehr NaJ.et.a Saith Barrett El-nter2, Jose.h Eneaa
Sclr A. u,lm.s. Ireini Fsrnandinl Tnonies ho1 ass
schr d. L. sturgis De8sey 0oUoest-r JA;rt d. Deu.i~a
scbr. r.. Er4tnsrd Cla-N. New -isv.n ". Eris.s Co.
Sem. s. Z. Goodwin. PECK stamford. -
SEM A. ". Cel.as, Tookes Washington. Van Braat 4
Saztt.
schr. A. A. psndel. Crannier, Newark.
scr O. Z. Sawyer. Sopsr, lsIs Van Brnnt sisSa
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and s..url.y., from foo. Of p..bro.ss.A - q,

| and Sssurlays from foot Of DssbrosssSd. 7ao q.
To Baltimore By the H:wJc Il 4. iSc: Il
C "1q,n,, s., 2 and M a N. p M. aud 10
To no.s0o by TowLosica line, Fer % Il L..
Horsleh Line Pier % N. r.. E.pupe Line Pier
" ~ H. and StonDgtou line, Pier ID X. H., daily
eo.,eo oy Nswis',n Il. L., va spra.seid.
70 bottom byNsv. Hsv.n r. Il. ai;a, md *
sv. vas Shars Line iti End 5 D M. suuday.:... sRA
To Rochester Basso. s".:c; sS
We,I. by KRIS Railroad foot Of 5hsn5e~.s,7
s9a 10 !. a. 90 by It.s and Ores; W;;.
n S va w '',' Rs i' ,T al paep .s.a
To oI Grrenpcri la NJ end on "a aslsy', pi,so
Yarharl FLIP Far ngda,', ian. 'Nani - !.
/. arilroad, 'ror Jsnes-sip sud ZOOS o. .'tI-s'
10 Hudson c.:ii .nd E.i'igi By ride
pot TUESDAY Thursday sud saturday, fsom hsr'
For iiul.cn c.i.iil ard Bs,ol. y .te'mrs I'ay
eer ,ioully. Wednesday tni Friday, loot 81
ari'Sp, Ncr'h River a,i.. I'd Ei..,.
ton lsnding o. Cosgvns DOCK. West Point ard
Milton the st Nary Powell lily iloni loot
re Of ps'1,s,s''i Hartford IT. and SIN atdcaa
/, pse s,ip a. II aud ..........,....
10 Aag.i,,''a "a Iis Igi o. 5:i} H. ard
qe s% W.. nv Pen1.~ivsnis Central Sas'roas.
iron foot Of Conr,lsnd..i.. VIA Philadelphia, San
and 7 D. "a, Sunday trsp....
rs De Wes., by Cebi. Railroad Of New.Je;.ey.
vie Alen'owi. nom pier . y. H.. a. M IL m.
aud ~ o. N. sunday ,reir... ;:'..';.:;..;...,
10 Faiaisl thia BY .,-sus9r Je,.s toytdailyi lSun
,Acsn.r.n rom not Of We4ilL, Bf6lkyA,
CONNECTING At Por; Monmouth with trans i~
IAla'it pills..
T. p l4lel pima by Nsw-ierssy Railroad. fon q
Courtl-rdts'. J. 10 and ia d. III, ~ 4ana"p
aud IL Midnight SUNDAY. pe
To Philadcphs per Railway rnd ites 1iboa'. (sun
dsvs exec ted via Csuden ,nd Araboy, from foa .
bsrci.ys IT., 6 q. M ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -
To Providence ~ Nep'une S'eamgtip Co.'S Line.
d.y from II. Zoo, Of Robin sons, ~ r., at p -
TO Red Bank and Long Branch, by steamer Eagle. -
dsiy. ro.. pier fo" Of murrsytt, st........... u
Ts Washington hy Eew-Jer,ey T. K foot Of
Cour,.Andt-.,. :, and IA H. m D. M. spd 10
midnigt SUNDAY. ~
for further iunImsion In Trynd t. Railroad Time tols
90 advertisements another part Of Thu piper.
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ROBBED A COMPARATIVELY Monday last

James McDormot. formed the acquaintance Of George
Morton. alias John King and together they Travelled
around until late Of night, when they took room at
grool hotel in lhaihain-st. AID both occupied the
same bed. Early IN tse morning Morton arose, efH
while his coinrencn cpt approp riaod his gold watch
valuable ring, and tie clothes he had worn on no
previous day valued altogether at s6C5 and decampd
Mcucrmost APPLIED 10 Capt Jourian OF the Stth Pre-.
cinet who te'eiled oficef- Woodbridge and Phean TO
investigate ils matter Yesterday they succeeded IN
asIasiing Morton. ard he confessed his gnt Justice
If,cg committed HIN !or lfia. NJ Of the stolen
property was found on him. but Il Is believed tie
greater DO rt.on will be recovered.
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seems the moro see OF the South TIE more love It.
God has dealt lavshnely with 1t. All tho comforts
which 60 to make msns happiness complete are here.
and it require only lis labor " bring it forth. HSse
on. hope eyer.
Trusting therefore to haze ~ carly reply frsnain,
yours truly WILLIAM TAYLOR
FAySIso c. TUcgIn. No. III WGter-st Eew-Yorx City
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seunto~ Ecorc In Nonires,-Tbe New br.
fcrsive Syorks-Fhnt the MOibcE Conn


From Our Special Corr-, poudcut.
MONTREAL. Canada, Ncv Il. 1865.
rcoTE. EY-MgnlDER or TIIs REBsL coNaGLss
Is now in Ills city and stopping 1T the ~ Lawrence
Hall lie will now have She conpsri onshp Of Sanders.
il shat person will regard him Ms friend Of the he9
carss Footo scorrs T. 10 the football OF fortune.
TUE NEW woggs or DEFENSE
10 no thrown up ut Point Levi opposite Qaebec, have
been begun by the engineers. Tlcy ere to consist OF
three triangular forts and long line Of breas,works
70 be armed with Armsrong guus tie cost of which
alone will he ESQ co.. which has been fo!ed by the
Imyerla! Parliament.
THE WORKS or ST.. LAMBERT,
which arc designed 20 this city ard the Victoria
Bridge crossing tho river at this point ore to tc laid
out in July The o! these works is to be dofroyed
b. tina Comedian Government for Which II hrs
voted <lO0o. 000-ogual 10 ohcut G2cOoQl Tie
latter sun IL tie ono voted BY ITO Imperial
Parliament foT the defense, that 1t is willing TO con-
s;r1ct at the expense OF TIE mother country. All other
works mus. bc made at tie expense 81 Canada IN
fact Britain is at ills moment Ike paiel' plenty sn!
ing 10 grown Up "You must lcob out for your
self now
Taere 10 desrtl OF other rows a, this moment
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thoagh the r and equipments ere not up to tho times
] The quality OF the British troops here Is very good

thoagh the dr and equipments ere not up to tho times
The quality OF the British troops here Is very good
bu, their number Is Insignificant.
The 30h regiment roay be taken as sample OF ne
four battaons In garrison here the Other three OF which
are tho s5th lio Goth (Riaes) nrd the SD.
THE CR0Pa,
elways matter II interest " any people BID fair to
Weld abunda3hy in good time The Fall wheat In
particular, iooks very well.
F.Osrs.
Tie Spring frosts have not done their usual damage
10 tas shoots Gnl The farmers are cheerful.
TBE YATs or DAVIS.
It s today matter Of wonder here what vi! be done
with Davis Most men think he will be huKg. and most
hope lie viii lot.
II would rorhap, be better tn scns him TO o lonely
island for life The Toruges would be tit place for
hin. 20
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cor p.rncosr.s RECEPTION At RrcnMoYp.

Gov. Piesr0Yr's RECEPTION At RICHMOND.
A meeting was hsld in Richmond on Monday even
Ing lost 10 mako arrsneements for suitable Pablo 70
ceyoa 70 Gov Pierpont on his arrival in that city and
,lc following oitizeus were appointed committee with
lun power. Mesrs. Charles Palmer Robert Harvey
Franklin Stearns r. +. Walker, Il. W. Latham.
Robe. W. Hughes. George W. Smith 5. T. Suit,
c6srlrl G.. Thompson, tranols J. smith. Horace !"
Kent. Charles Z. Word. j. " Nickel Colohei y L.
Io.nia Charles H. Wyn.e and J. X. Hamilton.
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BORT il)ar1ens' No!Ire.
Sr.rE OF Nsw-Yoax.

Sr.rE OF Naw-Yoax,
PoxT-WARrvSs OYTcR No. l04 Wal-st.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance wiz
~ lection of ths act passed Apr H. 1851 entitled A.
Act 40 Reosaize the srdens Office Of the Port OF tsv
70 Al persons Interested in or having charge et
cct matter Of snch inquiry, examination survey To-
ne following vessels under examination by ss reN
srdens and that the said surveys examinations w' .
comp e.ed witnn ton days succeeding this .osss -
bssyd said vsssels
Steamship Virginia ............".......'"'sts =.
Bark Aistedamin. ..........s...".:'.s.:.' ~
Bark I. Cushing. Woodruu zsoosnsgn
BARK Die Ernte.. <."'.. 20 e' ~
Brig William NJ. Dodse......''.. S~......Des orestS
Brig Koodoo. ......."....i..,,.......Sch Schemes
Sohr. Minnie Arnold. ....... = Woodruff Robins o."
MISTH0p.SE yOMphINS. fIv,.JssA
I.Auoa EsRsinAI, SECRETARY.
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Ram ponnrnn-Enrlr on NcanosdaY even.

Rom ROBBERY. Early on "Wednesday even
III Joha Cecil entered the wstchmakl ma shop Of Air
Henry Cross Nc. 100 ThOmpsonst.. and while inc al,
teGton of tho proprietor was for momeit slfeeteu
io0k RON rsok SIX silver watches with which he AZ
tenrtsd 10 make bis escape. Ho was observed and
s,i.6d by ar. Cross WHO handed him ever to Onloer
Chryste Il the Eghth Precinct, and yesterday 10 was
oonn.l,tel fJr Trial BY JGsiic, Dodge
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FATALLY ISJURED.-On Wednesday evening
IL L.. olr ~ n.rnis McEnx raa fnnnh lYnr In the

collar 81 the Eagle Coffee Mills No. 30 Futon-sf at
the foot Of the hstchsay Deceased VAS employed IN
Inc building and ~ he did nos mako his appearance
when the place was 10 be closed Tor the night search
wa II sde Tor him with tie above result. 1t s snip
p.scd that he must have fA5n through tao hathaway
- liG -kui was fractured. Coroner Gamble wsS I0i
ned 10 hold an inquest
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r,pn rnoM Nls IsIrmrs.-hn INQUEST vas

TKD HTN FtIN INIt u fift HII1''N'"0 WV
Yesterday held ty Coroner widey on the body OF
Patrick Hogan Deceased. while at work IN the hold
al tho schooner Jane Wsrne lying 1t the loot Of west
reutb a., struck upon the head ny bale oi nay
-ceasod resided n, No Chry ,tiest. where he leaves
! a wife end several Children.
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Ge,,cr flop. q Soldier.
n ~. rSi.,y Of n, H. Y Tr.bur,.

SIs: bce TO hard Tou letter received nom
on IL our solder fcvs which hope ycg may be- abs 20
PUB ish hon e emitted ,, tr fel - sIri1g M
viii "aiTrs- four yrsfa arc, tAf ~ -i 30 csii
AID brewery been yrou.td TIE san@t 20 r.ts
Lisglsnant. lie IL now slhss1Dsr % yonr Taper
t.L., rs,uagtiuuv Al Old -UHsCsinsh-
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VoUsB's FLrCTRo.MAGshrIC BATHS, No. Is
Lur.G, Nsw.y-k opposite No. J5 Csna.st iCr me enfs
OF louaasm, kcurss rsity'i' Ae aud . ,n'. Da
u Lead md other polson' nom tAs to0d oeH' ''
.tfgt
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CITY XTEMS.

sveTHggAYEAN. nccber OF inhabited
besernents aud cellars In the Tcur~ "ard Oh 'as cay,
is pa occupied ~ 265 families, NUMBERING aDou' '''
peIeors Nineteen families, comprisNs li' pe'"oA''
Gstusily live below the level OF tide'watef.
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DUMMY" RyGINEs. -" Dummy" engines
have been run the Second AYen1o Railroad IN lh'
city. from Sixty second ST. to Harlem, sof coasicsIao
time.
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Treyeiers' Guide.

Travsiers' Guiaes
~, an.rx nv Hadsou n. r, from sth-st. Depot,
4? n and IA a. M. .ads $40, 9. Na iotp IN. Sun
i.sy train frcn 3o,h a. p m City csIs runbs-
,s..n Chamber ard both. ats. statons.
70 Albany and Troy,by Harlem r. H., Seshss, 4sh'
av II M sni.....:.. ="
To Albany landing Of principal paees on The Hud'
,ou, By steamer u V.bbssd, Tussdsys. ThursdsYs
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NEW CoUNTERYgIr.-Ofso irving OF eae
Twoniieth Precinct yesterday arrested joan shae-
dock, Canadian. For haying counterfeit 81 BIZ %
4 , 'nk Of Cens Falls y. Y. Ia the saloon NO. so
Eiglthave. He committed by Justice Dodge.
The counterfeit 10 new one aAd ia remarkably well
executed.
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TotaI........... $4,000

nav appoar lat The loyalty Of such eoi"oif gen
tim is not likely 10 be veiy ardent or very hr 'ni
The mass VI TIC people here really in favor o' con
nection with Dr.tain-not from any love OF English
ways and prscce but bccnuSo it il their in'eres' 20
continue IN arrangement which gives them all TIC
benefits end little OF the expense.
You will sec thaf OOO Of the population are natives
ofthe United States. VIII add that The painAeI Vi
people in this country with denocrnt!o ideas Is
oOaCOO most OF whom live 10 the West. Tie Rouge
marty includes most of the democrats IN the Fast.
Tnis will show you tlat ii 10 only interest Ina; binds
tits colony to tic British Crown
YEw-DRUSswIcK
4, ,re,srnc measure to issve Treasury Notes to the
,roouni of the revenues Of the Province say tl0DoU
tis seens 10 be steo 10 raise forced loan In order
10 meet some item of expenditure that must DO speedily
net. 1t may be an appropriation for defenSe'
MILITARY.
head 20 tho militia Of Canada has been appointed
NJ lest There was great demand for this oihcer ana
now 10 appears ia the person Of Col Naodougsi Oh
tie British army. Ii remains 10 be seen Whether he
oil, como Up to The mark There as one thing tina OFF,
re-. must guri against, and IT 10 being TOO EnS"~ III
ia visys II, must bear Ia mind that DO Is now n
Canadian Officer and wil have to avoid all that Eng
.b loe,y that makes the generality Of tie oieeIs OF
the British army 30 much disiiked here
rur vrw COMMANDER OF THE ToRoEs.
Can Ni,chel will leave for Canada on the Goth Of
MAJ It's said that be is man OF some ability. q"
he ia coming to country whore only such man can be
appreciated. Titles and dignity Of manner VIII not
here at least make up for want Of professional INFORM
| alton.
TIE FORCES.
Tie four regiments forming tie garrison OF this city
srs now being inspected To-day sosh was inspected
! ond put through a number OF svolutions' In NOS
respects the battalion Ia in high state Of efficiency
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM R.sss..l:40 Su1 S,ts..."f:E Moon r1ses i;S1
HIGH WATER IRIS ptr
Sandy Hook. 2:4 GOV. Isltrd.3:s2c Hell Sase'. ~
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Passengers Arrived

IN brig Felen h. Ed.s,t, MstsEzls-J. McGregos,
Jones, G. Ss,ttn
In b-is Hn.i, from Bu.nos Ayres--J. Pam.
IL schooner ~ Berry from 81. Croix-P. y. ho9iuson
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Naval Iip,utrcris.
TIE Iaoy.cLAD RAA pUNDERBgro


Tho f,r,oidaLle iron-clad ram DunhTberg II
ror about nppro aching completion. Tier Keel being
80 October 1870 u OK. sctei that 0Ag since ihc
you'd haY. D. fiis gaigd IN te sebdd naval tNthHs
enls .lat rave marked The isio.g OF YIr navy nuIHs
IA, urrseu. Re tlon but owing 20 Yalous causes mo
efirr ip -. machinery Gn0 tAe contemplated change
h, 10 Go,sfnent IA her org nal design, have ueisi
ks ,ig. o. Lef proves bcln2 tfhlblI-u
Sh. IA 40 tuna brre1 3ie zee, long bs cct WAC, hu
81 a. dtep; pierced lsr ~ gHiH many o. "hoh W %
ISilch cal hsr JB the original plan she was 20 La'o
Two tsrre,s p'seod tao classmates, which were 70 ~
pierced ioT guns On'yi the piRn no" peng carried ou
\ III, ostro removal ~ the furrc,s .nt The eAtontDn of
he oaselnale ic eDtr, ieggh Of the vessel rhoN'g On
b,i sides port locs. Mr.. Nobb is htr nul.def. 700.
of iIXist. one sii bs sAAoLta probably ia "be"t o
month or 3iI woeiG.
rig goroC AND COHoEs.
The light DRAFT monitor Modoc, built ty.Mr.
Underhi n, Grrcnpoint hads Government irst % hsf
,urines last week which corinied 70 hours. 1ho
snrirra vorsi satisfactorily making 10 reYoiuiiohs
y 3 % pounds o. steam and 90 revOutons WIN -
nonndg Tho vacuum varied between 10 and q inches
Sae WI g. to The Navy ard neg week. and i is eI'
,eood VIII rs mn sdiacly put la comUission 81 fea'.
mes Tor cry enegehcy that may eris. as IN mo cso
Of Rebel pirate being sooh "a t5e yoiniy Lee utn
drsft monitor ccho.s Will 6s launched IRON me t9ntF
mental Iron WoIks Grecnpoint. IN all protIpni'''
sbo ut Jure /.
TIE pouBLg-eHnER MUsCoorA.
Tho aouble-ea1er MuscOota, 10 guns and j, C3O
Lions burden which len Philadelphia last December
bound tor tho Pacific Ocsan has from recent ocsounA
procdeded ne further than Hampton Roads ma <sl
With the greatest difynSy. Having lad th0r'/ngf
oyerhsuling at the Philsdcphia Navy. Yard fAe sol
firth On her voyage dgler tho command OF Goa. beo
NJ. Ransom. She had hardly Loaf sight Of aud wLeI
; something gave @ey and she sailed ior no EeLos
p,r. Hnion Wa NoWYOrk. Three timb she STALL :.
IRON this pIi, and tho las! one ok weeks since ma
her ut the sboys p,eoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
CENTRAL CANADA.

In this division o. the country there is mixture OF
the features IN mode Of living ard business to- seen in
the East and West. A little French Is spoken M he
oastend of Central Canals, bit generally tie features
are those OF the West The nature o! tie coun..' Is
level and WOODY aud the soil is loamy. Crops Of coarse
graia are raised with ht.lo bat wheat Coca Tot
thrive
TIN OTTAWA COUNTRY
has ell the features OF Central Canada, ard toward the
North lumberlng and stoek-rasirg tie ehief pur
ru. Crops II oats end potatoes raised on all tho
archie auds, but 10 wheat. This grain does not grow
vel up the.r. aud fe farmers find It cheaper 10 buy
their Hour N Montreal aud raise stock for tha market
As the thick woods ~ fall before hs Of the
settler tho country opens M, md now 1t Is very
important one and ofyast extent. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
Mayors OFFIcE.-Josoph Atkinson, r.,

Mayors OFFIcE.-Jcsoph Atkinson, r.,
msdo complaint yesterday before his Henor tire Mayor
thGl ne had been svlnaei at sir ,ewclry store az
No. ~ Chasham-st.. out OF So So Officer Young Of
ths Mayors Office accompanied the complainant TO shs
made sgnnst Zen0 Barnha8. ruoiioGccr. doing
business ut No. "a West SNtre lt-st by tie Rev. Ar.
N,Gs aud his vie. The latter alleged mat she bought
bl Of goods. amounting b. sie7 H. on ths 18th inst,
and that sec induced 10 believe that the was pur-
cbea'rg rosewood suite. IL appeared hat tie anti
cles walnut ann not rOsep ool sDd BIO Honor 40
Which Sas paid