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, 1865-03-02
FROM GRANT'S ARMY.
Active Operations sAnticipated-Exte
sion OF the Military Isa1IroaN-Ikeoel
DeserTeFs-BurnIn:. Of Rebel Govern.
meut Stores at Petersburg.

NEw YoRK, Wednesday, March 1.--Letters from
Grants headquarters cay that though all Is quiet
in front Of Richmond, achve operations before
lung are looked for, and the utmost vigilance IL
observed In our lines. The Military Railroad has
been completed to the position Of the left Of the
Army Of the Potomac on ftatcher's Run, mud trains
will commerce running regularly on It to-day.
On Friday 1aet 1870 rebel desc 1ters came lnt2 th
two armies or the Potomac and the James. They
report shat the Petersburg theater, filed with
rebel Government storcs, has been burned, and
This is inslanced as additfonn proof Of an inten-
ton to eyacuate that town.
1.-THE arrival Of desertere from The rebel army
CONES in steady etrcam. Many Of them, before
they leave our lines, are separately examined ard
their testimony II the past few days is to the
feet nut A. Inns corps has lett foE ths South
trpe, II Is deemed absolutely necessary that Lee
nust ehorten his lines. which necessity Is the only
ground TOR the rnmorcd evacuation OF Peters
burg ....----.
Tie Ccmmerct1rs Hascher's Run correspon.
dcnce Of the a0th aays the order for the army to
be ready 10 move at moments notice WIS coun.
termfndcd, owing to d storm, after the men h1d
been under arms I'll night Fresh ordefs, how
ever are expected
, 1865-03-02
NEW YORK. Dry GOODS mARRET.
New York Indcpendent's Quotations.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1


: NEW YORK, Tedu.sd.y Eve, Garca j. lsss-
Tie Indt2ende.t has the following; "Ine efeat
sensation sale which took place tt Boston !asl week
b; q leH nothirg hut dasu!ence behind 1ne!o was
large attendance but dealers from other eues were
not Induced to buy to any extent and the 2ooas we're
tnsn}Y left 10 Bostor dcalets. Prices were nos sln
taintd.. AL domestic cotton goods hare Gecifnea
heartily. R1w Cotton hiss declined, g dccnnins, aud
will DECLINE, aid thus goods can be zeplAcea =! loF
er cost which has led to this REDUCTION: fsh n&Fe
been mlze active At the reduction stit prices s:to
downward. The market tn stats OF enaos' and the
quotations ct to- dsy are weak md uncs1saln. ue-
1alnes hsva sypa1h1zed with PT1ne. and nave under
gone Similar decline ,Woo.ens as we'll 8 CoItons'
are In very unsettled Etste TO prices Thern no
gu1artty, and there Qoc panic 70 get rid OF
stock. Buyess look for further reduction. and only
bug from hand to mouth Fancy CassmeFes even,
generally the most steady otgoods are II
and heayy.a Medium qualities haVe seriously de-
c.tned. Foreign goods are very Inactive. Holders
are, however, pretty r, and follow tue Price OF eod
mainly. The decline In exchange enables snem 10
make some concession without less to themselves
The lrpo1tastors OF Dry Goods arc o. small amounts
mainly of Standard goods-a few silSs 1nost'y plack
tnd few Bsitish dress goods" .--....,,....
rbn Y,,ftr
, 1865-03-02
Markets bv Telegraph.


Tspeclsl Dispatch 10 theWesteIn Pfessl
Nxw YoRK, Wednesday. March Midnight
The Stock Market preseLted no new features. me
ssrsn suspense and there Is general tnd!sposlhon
ro take long ventures, The prevalent expectation 70
vo,t decline In prices. hut tho recent 1rnness fu
rold rpdcr favorable uaws checks any ds"nWafd
movement L., ..,-s...d.
In stoeks. Government arc oa nass sdgna'' ~
r.,,,o.s 1tst GENERALLY Is lower. Miscellaneous ist
ou,et. a Gold speculation took lover range ms
rsu.i'y scht Domand for money unceaslng' but
sarply ttrt large. Foreign Exeh'Dse nominal:
The Stock EXCHANGE Nna 1osn e.tarasx .S1
pcs,o,enm stocks norc scttye, and pfiees generally
s,t.dy: RTnd Farm. iavortte. and t-ok . sharp up
.s,d tnrn. 1ecesnc, IN demand: Buchanan Farm sold
sts1 I'd: Everett, eoc opcznsnis, &c HShkase, .s
Knlc&e1pockss, SIC; Asahatsaos 1ssi asaa Fesu'
, 1865-03-02
The Atlantic Telegraph.

Il BlE RG1skH11E 3CkCf5A "FH*
new Yonk, Wednesday, March LAT the an
uual meeting Of the Shareholders OF the Atlantic
Telegraph Company, held in London On the 9Th
Of February, The following gentlemen were elect
ed Directors: Sir Samuel Cunard, Bart, NJ; Ed.
ward CroppeE. bIr. George ?. Bidder, c; T., OF
london: Mr. E. II. Archibald, Mr. Peler Cooper,
aud Mr, Wilson g. Hunt, OF New York; and Mr..
Uueh Allen. Of Montreal. Up to Friday evening,
FEB. 17th, 1,as9 naut,cal miles Of cable haa been
Inctured Der week. The Great EASTERN will be
ready Tor ses, with the entire cablc on board, BY
4hc a$ ~ .Inne
, 1865-03-02

Lake and Ealat1ne 11led their quotas, yesterday,
and are now out Of the draft. The following sub.
districts can show clear record: -.
hyde Park, Eyaneton, Hanover, Wheeling. Elk
Grove, ydtn, PIoylso, Cicero, Lyons, Pa1os,
Calumet, Orland, Bremen, Bloom, Lake View,
Thornton, Worth, Fourth Ward, Fourteenth
Wsrd, Lake and Palatine.
The following table will show the sub districts
still In default with their arrears.
, 1865-03-02

Recruiting, yesterday, WAS better, total OF
sixty five men having been secured. These do
NOT include the scores who were enlisted and
sent out Of Cook county. Brokers were recruit
inc for Boono and other counties, and one man
s;3S nae Of these nen wns sent 10 ri he ArmosY.
ma another to the Provost Marshal :
The cnlistments, yesterday, were thus dist1ib-
, 1865-03-02
st. Louis N1urkets
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribnnc.1

ISpctt1I U1SpattH 10 Me CnIedEU 111uHHc.1
ST. LOUIS, "Wednesday, MaEch1
TcnAcco-scraps At ss.co; green tugs at ts2oa6 81
factsry do at a7.asoo planters: do at S10se1l75:
conmen n shipping leaf at nse39171o; medium DO at
x17 good nnd nue do at s.3 .2s927 Is; CON-
mon manufacturing leaf 1t $500; mndium do ut
see oo837.s me do at s5s.to@75.0o. --...
FLnrR-Dull. Sales ol supernne at $3.50; Single
extra Inspected double head nned md delivered at
$1eo; do at t77e@785; single extra at eso0; double
extra At $9009962 brl. 49,.
GEA1S-Wheat very dull. Inferior fall at 41.aaS
1so; fbtr fall at tl.eaK91.65; good to prime from
$l7G@1 IS: choice at $l7s; strictly choice whlee at
f1f0; extra choice at &1.92h q bu. corn-sales at
$1u7; 1900 sacks yellow At q o.; white and mixed
white at $11o = bu. Oats nrmez- Rye lower At $50
&C q bu. !.
Wn1sKx-Higher. 6ales at se.15 2 gal.
Ppuy1s1oxs- Sales Ct bts shoulders at ee3.0o; 50
brl- hog- htaos3t $13oo brl. Lsrd-salea 400 tres
stanc z n. Ta!loK-sales 100 brla at 14Hc D.
, 1865-03-02

x5o- ocesn,c. .: K1es,7or, $o-oss Blood Farm
e145o Boyd Farm, 81 50; Ptt1oeua. dat, and prices
lever; Crude. dull as4sxc: Refined. in ooad' 6eSs'e
ana 1ree, 8tRE1c
, 1865-03-02
The Trens.1rYship.

The TTeiRSs1FVsH1p.
WAsn1xGros, March lit is generally under
stooi today that the nomination Of Hugh Mccnl-
loch as Secretary Of the Treasury, will be sent 70
he Senate on Friday, March Sd, and will be at
once acted on. in order that he may assume as
duries with the commencement Of the new Ad-
tniuiBtration.
, 1865-03-02

r,I a.tb lBs 1t The restdenee OF the ha nthet,
,tttr KtY Nr Ht1I1ngtoa, M. LAMB3 PAEsOSa
~ LIEUT. ~ Fcyr Colorado cAvelEy. kod Sos
, 1865-03-02

CJafryoyance.-Madam Cora james, indc-
repdent ard reliable Clafrvoyant and hystctaE,
can Re consulted all matters OF life and health
at Sc Washington street, Room No: + Ladaes ana
do mol defer this opportunity, ont come as e1ce.
, 1865-03-02
KIRBY SMITHS BEBELS.
Their Generalization md Disgust
With the War.

new York, "Wednesday, March 1.--Thc Isra!d's
St LOUIS dispatches represent tile demor llizatt9n
eou0l to that Of the other rebel armies in various
portions pf the country. Large numbers Of de-
nj Liitie Rock Two-th1rds or the men aro sald to
be conscripts, who are satisfied that tho confcder-
acy is faiiure and are disgusted with the service
md desirous Of making their escape and getting
hack TO their homes.
, 1865-03-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

Our Ne1r Machine Silk.-Just received.
City and country trade supplied. See advertise
mcnt GEO. r. CH1rTENnEN q ko0S,
General Agents, LOG Lake street. Chicago.
, 1865-03-02

60 10 the Best--Go to Bryant d Shattona
CHICAGO Commercial College to get thorough
practical business education, OF nee9me guvo
for cfrcnla.s. BnTANT & STHATroE, Chicago. Ill.
, 1865-03-02

For Throat Disorders and Coughs h
Rrorn,s Bronchial Troches are offered with the
fn,Issf cnnfdcpce In their efficacy. They have
heen thoroughly tested, and maintain the good re-
paiaton they hare ja.tly acquired. ,.o,n ,,o,,x
a.tee1ed recipe for allevtai1ng Bronchial Aftec-
tions. Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and IT.
ritaon sofencs. Of ths Th5oa u.,, find them
anaSr,.1 ~ cjearing the voice before speaking or
s9nrir. and relieving the throat after any unusual
e1sfisn oi he yossl organs hsxingt1 ~ pesn. pe;1ns
n1 sFeech SoId at IS cent? per boz, BY all dealers
in medicine. 1el4"nooA.
, 1865-03-02

Or, J. A. Harvey. Magnetic Physician for
chro1lc Diseases, % Washington avenue, uear
Fifth- ST, Louis Post once Box 30ss Ali treat
ment BY scientific and magnetic principles.
3: :tEFEcIAl-Asthma, heretofore considered incur
able. treated with perfect success In every in
stance .--...-
CANCEns-A1l cancer cases removed In from T.
IN II hours, without Instruments or pain, by
process known to no other person living.
msr1-mfS2-4t
, 1865-03-02
Milwaukee Market
[Epecta1 Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.]

[specta1 Dispatch to the ClItago Tribune.l
MILWAUKEE, Wednesday. March l.
FLOUR Unchanged No transactions.
GRA1s-Nhest-Rcceips 5000 bu; market declined
ID &c; sales on Change. II 900 bu No.1 at *1nH9is
Corn-Snes; An0 bu shelled Corn at 62c in STORE.
rsoy3sioSe-F.rmer salts: 50 les sweet picked
Usru8 at f6}4c. .......... ..
u,os-D1essed Hogs, unchanged; sla0o averaging
10 De.
LArKB.
Evening aales 100 600 hu No. Spring Wheat At e1.4e
@l Al, chiefly $1.so, closing steady.
, 1865-03-02
FROM THE SOUTH.

Captures In Flor1dR-ForrcSt In Com
uiApd OF the Rebel Cavalry 1N the
homAN Troops Pre-
raring for n March.
, 1865-03-02
FROM KENTUCKY,
Cuer{llns Routed-VrcfEht Train Cap
turcu and Eurucd.

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, March 1.-Nslor HAM
ilton'. command ut 11nInesrille and Cloycrport.
routed Dawson aud Mag1udcrs guerilla band yes
tc,day morning, wounded Magrudcs and captured
Dawson. a. 49,
Fifteen guerillas under William Hughes cap
turcl and Eurucd The freight trlin on the Lebanon
Eransh Railroad yesterday morning.
, 1865-03-02

A Fresh importation Of Pure Linen Mr.
chine Thread, black, white and Slats. The atten~
tlon OF consumers 1s called TO our advertisement
in another column.
GEo. r. CmTTEsDEy & EooS,
General AGENTS for Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing
Machines. 1oG Lake street. Chicago.
froS.Yn "A lit
, 1865-03-02

mr.. Clement, Surgeon Chlropodlst
continues with the same Huccess that always at
md iii diseases Of the feet at his office. 122 Ciar
streef mrl-me36-1t
, 1865-03-02

tive would direct the attention q Gur read.
ers 10 Dr.. Hunters letter, which We publish On
the fourth psee of this dsys tsenc It Is contiu-
uaton al his former letter, published IN this Jour,
nal upon the symptoms Of consumption ana Well
worthy Of pcrusal mchl-fnz@a-1e
, 1865-03-02
M A Il n e d.

Paper uangines. Painting, Calcimining and
Glazing. at F. E. Rlgby's, 80 Randolph atseet
feJ9-k33Q-1m
, 1865-03-02

Notice-Mcrcbsuts and families, that they can
procure male and fem ale help free Of charge. at
The Chicago Employ ment ASSOCIATION Office, 1l6
South ClarI street. Room II. mh2-m3o5-1t
, 1865-03-02

W Burdsall's Arnica Lntment an inia'ho!e
s6ot The %os s1a s,yb safe 5 pa
frnnn huTn ar scald tue Instant 1t is applied. No
family should be without it. For sale hy all drag-
gista. 'aez'-ua7o'A
, 1865-03-02

Abstracts of TItles.-The abstract oiIlce
OF Fernando Jones i Co. ia removed to No. 42
Clark street, between the Sherman Honse aud
Like street. mch1mGSu1t
, 1865-03-02

HfltonsB 1nsoluble Cotnent.-For wood,
leather crockery and other substsnces ta the best
sid to economy that the houssEsspeF can hare: G
oil. Il viii adhere oily substances completely.
Supplied in packages for family and mannfsetgr.
Sold everywhere. Hilton Bros. & Co., propric-
tors, Providence, r. l. Agents in Chicago. LORD
& SM1yu mchs-mg7s- -3m 3m-THu-SATETUEs-
, 1865-03-02


3oe1I mstote--0ritn. |
F0sAL[,E4 {, J, West 1s4 ID Diy's'on " .'e,es
noos e e. so Al q
ian Boet '' Ehsnsota
T192 SATE-A two story frame
sSd st s. g. b:9gsea
s;sS sts5 s5sn1fi ~ :
CO; Kes, Es'sse Ae1nts' No. Metropolitan N'
TOR SALE-Lots. ITO teet deep
s; + sss ss e., a. aea
Ruek per toot Lns sn in est eont on
-,,,s,,,1 wALsSsaFw IS ws1s,aston : 5Esun9n: s'ie,s.
.---S.e..--. ~
TOR SALE-House H al, and .,,!e, ho., !; ~ ~
Hose q I'll 5 Il. i : g. hs,'a Aa.
s15s
'sssSe Sssni'5ii Il Il LEE. Rs'l Estate A<en. % el..
FQSKs. :. sALEo Rsnt e. H. Houss {, s ana .,
GS tna xpsy sfTen q E
s:rs.: 'a.;ed ca 7aa.es 81
Ssy IN sat IS
tass: Hor 3iG. ID lmnsm2ss't] 5. +. BRo9KElELo.
TOR SALE-S1x cottages and
lots ed talss ws,so e sass 'io9
y. u saa lot en Fourth Az. Las washing
sSS SS;; nsi; Il lei Sssd''a s.; TOO" S':1
TOR SAIE-Or exchange, Tor
~ eSe9Es sDfs Gs,sa e. tss9S Pss Se
4es5s; :: 9: ~ aSsz ua,o aad ~ -
oALE 9se ts.ss @ ;. 1yS nv prtet
$50 sass!fsass 81 S
gs:!!e9 5eek: 5- ~; @3s:. %
L.OR SALE-Hnuse aco lo!ss
St n;sS fss oFy TyS
fsats ;a e 9sH Bee es'
mca2mse9s1
NOR SATE-Cottaesg (57l (59)
HestsaTsSt ea15.s, s., Pstss s!s'en T.
t. sae s! pfemt.es 1oq0irt at 100 wess Jasss aSt
T1S T.55,f 6 37F-uo5aa ood a. -oo
n Wv oAAG@1ouso oA1l 81 ;e,s ~
is stasy M ess @ .lss f. j! .eem sessss
A. %M sS4 chss2 II sppasd fof S3 sGon s.
945595:; %G5 - s.733 S-.ss;: .,- -. -: -
, 1865-03-02

All those wishing k'1anos Tuned and
rrnai1ed viii do well BY leaving thsfr orders nt
Messrs. j. Baner & Co.. % South Clark street and
% Washine ton, where aII orders hereafter will he
sstefactorfiy and promptly attended to by two Of
he beet tuners whom they have Just engaged Iom
the Esat mr1.ma9335-1t
, 1865-03-02

InEanfss Hair Brushes, Nursery Pins.
Puff Boxes, Nursery Baskets, Combs, Lnbln's
genuine Perfumery and Cosmetics. Sllye1 Cups,
Music Boxes, Fancy Combs, Halr and Dsess11g
Pins, Nail and Tooth Brushes, etc. at Noble's
Notion and Toy Bazaar, 175 Lake street tsign OF
the Tankee). mhs-m3s4-4t
, 1865-03-02

Total 1encI.-.-...- .1>425
Totnl enlistmcnts since Jan. !, 1865. 40
, 1865-03-02

SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE CoNxoH CoCscu~-A
special meeting OF the Common Council has been
called for this evening, to Take into considera-
lion the expcsStncy Of paying city bounty Of
xlul more Or less. to volunteers hereafter enlist
cd to the credit OF Chicago under the Last call for
100000 men. The cn]t for this mee6inc is signed
by Aldermen Bond, Ttewotta, Won aolicn and
isastdEld.
, 1865-03-02

Severe Throat Affections and stubborn
Coughs and Colds arc being rapidly produced by
the endden chances OF weather incidcnH to our
climate; but Dr.. Jayne's E1pectorant will as
promptly cure them. mhs-m273-3t-TH,s ,sA,TU :
, 1865-03-02

EpwAnps' PRESBYTERIAN CauRca.-Th> ID
dies Of the Eawarde' Presbyterian Church COR
di.l'y 1uvito their friends to an oyster supper at
their church building, corner Of Harrison md
Hals,cd streets. this (Thursday} evening. The
object 10 be attaincd By the party is to raise funds
f,,f the Great Northwestern fntr.
, 1865-03-02

EncouEAGEnEHT.-Lct the men OF the first
11nrd tate hcart There arc those worse of than
themselves. Rcad the following, from the Jancs
vile, Wis, Gd-ttfe:
at will lie sern tl,st the Seventh Ward OF Wa
tn,tovp had not men enough on the cnr01lment
}ist to {lI the quota detnnndel, having eight en-
,olled men, and sixteen being needed"
, 1865-03-02

RAILROAD Arro1STNEEI-John c. Gault, Esq.
has been appointed Superintendent Of the Galcna
div1sion Of the Chicago and Northwestern ra.l-
,yuy race Edward Il Williams, Esq, res1gncd.
MIR. Ganlt has been long and fayorably knoWn in
connection with the Galcua TCad.
, 1865-03-02

TENTH WAND DnAr1 1Assoc1A11ok.-At meet
irc held last evening, II was decided to hold
special meeting of all the enrolled men Of the
Ward. this (Thursduy) evening, to take tun1 mcas-
urcs to raise the necessary money to clear the
Ward OF the draft. 1tis hoped that By energetic
action the quota may be 1;lcd within one week
Lei every man come and bring his nttghbor.
, 1865-03-02
.Fnr 5ul2.

TOR SALE-Ata bargsin, in Pom
Wsreheuae. eli ,ocsted The elevator has c.eAcis,
for n.ndins COCO bushes of ass'n P.s asy v;ta one
thif comp doing large grain business Also
New Moin,en Destrr Hay PIe's, VIII na,Es t3Cds Ss
to use said press Pon=c THIS Is ore Of tha nne,t
hsy regions in the State, and he pr.kg Is pata1er
ion. lii. or WEBSTER T. BA1 299 5o7th
Water eJeet, Ch!c1cQ. mh!N3fs1t
, 1865-03-02

GEkERous. Hon. A. S. Miller, the gentleman
appointed to carry the electoral vote Of Illinois to
Washington, Rayed $40a from the money allowed
him N expenses. BE donated one-half this amount
TO the Sanitary, the other to the Christian Com
n11Asinu.
, 1865-03-02

TIE REFU0EEs.-A meeting Of the Northwcst-
cru Board of the American Union Commission,
whose object Is the relief of the destitute refugees
who are constantly arriving within our lines, YVES
held yesterday afternoon In the newly opened
office Of the Commission, No. 203 Ctarz street,
uIastsirs. No business OF public importance was
transacted.
The directors are addressing circulars to the
leading men N the country, as1ng them to pro-
vide homes for the destitute women and children.
Nay: the appeal meet With ful and Tree re-
sponsc.
, 1865-03-02

To LEcTunE Observation-Disclosures Is called
to the card Of Rev. ". Il. Milbusn, the well
known, eloquent and popular lecturer. who Is
now on brief locturlne tour In the Northwest.
, 1865-03-02

NORTHWESTERN GrrCAl LIFE 1SeCRAScE CoN-
pANy.-It will be seen by reference TO our adrer
t,ein- columns that another company than the ono
mentioned yesterday ciaims the name OF public
pattonase-as this one has already l1rge accumu-
lations and nearly s.0co members. we presume our
name, a. we understand their organization has not
a,een completed: This company has been doug
lsrec busfnes. IN the Northwest having tssued
@Mntpni III nfw Of Wisconsin, Bn1 its deid being The
Sorthwe.t, the Leelslstu1e in January last
With It's field It prrtente strong names and
Ehows good record, and We cdngyatulate the
company On ite enterprise and eucccss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

BIssICKs-At Rocsswsy. N. j. Tuesday l7h inst a,er
along Illness sarah Le.y wife Of Joseph bissicA aged ~
years
BBOwER-In South Brooklyn, Wednesday morning Jan.
49, Garrett Brewer aged II yesrs 10 mouths and II days
Tire relative, and friends Of The isny are repec'iay m
urday 27l inst at O'Clock p at the ~ L. d. Church
cor. ThIdoye. and Twenty hrst-st
ELLIOI-Oddeuy from hsnorrhsge Msrths A., wife Of the
The friends vii stend the funeral Friday Jan 70 ct u
O'clock from No. 10 East Thtyniath'sL TAs ade: wha
ere to attend the Monday meeting st NO zbond
at. are especially invited.
GRAY--Los. in the steamship Melville which foandered At
,ea Sunday Jan. g. 1905 Warren C. Gray OF Brooklyn n
Y, aged 81 years.
HLLs-At IInrom. on Tuesday afternoon. Jan II, lasS
Mr., Margaret A. HIS vile Of Josephu' L. HIS, III the Z'i
Fanera W II be held at the Bsp Church on Filth
.venue one hundred and twenty seventh 1 Oh IA
day rex, at 10 O'Clock a IN.
HAYEFs-In Brooklyn on Saturday Jan H. Of disease
trscted in the army Henry &. HAYNES formally il Fir,
Lieut., Fourth Meme Battery second .on Of the Rev.
rs &C. sPa sJs hyas ysII NJ to
Faesrsl on THURSDAY 18Th a, a. 2. 6oocI p n from No
2aaeackett.st. south Brooklyn
Maine paPers please copy
ILEsOn Tre.dsy Jan H. Of chronic pneuponu Nathan
ie fsncs Watson Mice, only son Of tho hor Sa'hans
,ore :ql.- ~ ,hs Church o. 81, Francis
Xavier Sixteenth 81, between Flnh and s1thsvsI' Oh
Friday morning tie 10Th inst, AZ - o'clock
The re ard friend, OF the family respectfully invited
% attend without further invitation
sIIvfOn Tuesday Jan H. George aged u months and
DAYS, second sou OF George and Margaret oI'ef
Tie ad friends respectfully invited 20 attend M
funeral from tho rcsdence Of bis parents, NO. 4 "es
Fouresntha.. at % O'Clock thursday mornAns
gNTUIn this city, on Tuesday the l7;h inst, Miss Caro-
line Lord Smith, IN the ssh ear Of her age.
The relatives .euds Of the family are invited 10 seh
h,r funeral rom her late residence No 40 West Fort
i9urh.st on Friday the 2ob ius, al O'Clock T. II, win
cut turtle. notice.
XHiTNEY---on We3ncsday ism IL ls,o Mel'h :
whitney, aged q years -,
Hi fy. and friends orc repeatedly invited To attend hi
1,uera rom hi, late srce No. a. West Thirty second
a. on FRIDAY, Jan ~, al o'clock IN the afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
From MczicN.

By the Havana steamer to-day we have cd,
vices from Vera Cruz 10 the 3ls aud from the City
Of MEXICO TO the 9Th OF December
The Emperor Maximilian has written letter TO his
minister, EscudcIO, affirming his views as TO the
Church question and announcing that though there Is
to be Full and free liberation Of religious opinion. yet
The State Religion o. Mexico viii DO that o tho HoInan
Catholic Church.
over thousand soldiers and seventy musicians
have landed NJ Vera Cruz, being the first detachment
OF the Austrian forces intended for Mexico.
The Count Ihun hns arrived duly accredited as I'm.
voy Extraordinary aud Minister Plonpotentery from
Austria.
J. is stated in Mexico that the Imperial Government
will be recognized by the United States In March next
and this report finds credence In diplomatic circles at
the capital.
The present wbereebout OF Juarez IL uncertaini but
is Supposed that 10 il with Gen. Patoni at Aamos
town Oi Sonora.
More Juaglst cl.efs have. according TO tho Govern
wont Journals given in then adhesion 10 tho InpeIia
at patty.
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In the upper forts and a relief Of about 800 was
brought down b. steamers this morning. So far DC.
Iieve. we have only captured the garrison OF Fort
Fisher.
do not suppose there ever was work subjected to
such terrific bombariment or where the approach OF
fort was more altered. There Is not spot Of earth
about the fort that has not been torn up by our shells
don't know yet the number Of killed and wounded
by FIRE; bat one fiteeninch shell pierced bomb.
proof aud killed sixteen and severely wounded twenty.
five.
presume are In possession OF all the forts Fort
Fisher commands them all 1t is so late that
learn nothing moro until morning.
am, siI very respectfully. Your obedient servant
bAyID ID. POTTER Rear Admiral.
Hon. GDEos WILLIS Secretary OF the Navy. Wash.
instOn, ID. G..
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tie membranes Of The fIuces and bronchi'e win
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4 cold An Epidemic CatarIn is called Influenza q
chronic Affection o the mucous membrane .! 10 uOSttl
and fauces To above. add % half llnt OF cold
water ten drops OF DIR T. =. TAIBoTa MEniCAuI
TiNI AFLR CIDER; take some Of tie mixture Ia your
hand and snuff up your until II comes out OF youI
mouth; De thorough With tue guhrg 10 order TO roach
the affected parts II mar take six months to cnrei bu
dec'isd iarF6,emihs vii De observed 10 thirty days
For sale everywhere
u. T. DAnBIII ssole Ageni,
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MARRI E d.

TAYLOR-LARKiNS-AtN New Haven, c., Tuesday, Jan.
II, 1865 by the Rev Dr. Phelps Gorham C. Taylor to Mi
Charlotte, daughter o. Ehu Lsrkins all Of that city
VAN BOSKERCK-ROWE-At Trinity Chapel, Wedne sday.
J.n. 49, by the Rev. w y. Morgan DID,, Francis = Van
Bokeck aud Jennie. daughter Of Thomas Rowe, esq all oil
this city.
WOOD-rERRf-On "Wednesday, tie 18th inst, Stephen
Wood ~, Of Chicago. 20 Anna II. Terry of this city.
WOODRUFF-wR1GHT-Iu Groenpor., N. J., Weine.
day Jan 49, 1855 b. tho Rev. g. s. Wilians VI. J. w Od
fuh Of New Britain, Conn., and Geneva h. Wright OF
No