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News Items.
lB, T.i.grspA 20 tAs Ses Ysri sv..I

Az extensive orpsni,a,on OF the Fenian Brother
hood las jus, boon discovered Ia Canada.
Tns anniversary Of emancipation was celebrated
on Monday lAsi, by tho Oolored people Of ssn Fran
cisco, with grea, impreahvencss.
Tue New Hampshire Republicans yesterday
nominated Hon. Fred Biny II, OF Manchester, for
Governor.
Tue subscriptions to tho tsnIory loan received
at tho Treasury On rSe-i.y amounted 10 si.-
2s00oo, and 10 tho thirty loan to sl 500 900.
ssvraAL hundred rebel prisoners have, during
the past wcsk, taken the oath Of allegiance ami been
sent North from Washington
II the Republican caucus last night at 5pnng-
Geld, liz ex-Gov. Ysiss reosived ~ votes for tho
nomination Of u. 4. senator, all others receiving %
votes
TaE preliminary hearing took plsee Yesterday, al
PhilSdelphia, in tho csss Of q. Milton Allen. cash.
Ter At the PhilAdclphs Custom House, who was ar
rested ON charge of beng concerned In tho rscen,
robbery Of n, 900 from the Custom House vaults.
The accused was roInAnded, IN default u 100000
bail.
THs Unitsd States steamer Saginaw has Just ar
rived at San Francisco with seven robel pirates Il
sslyad< Oft Panama IN November, and whose II ans
mission Across tho Isihmus prsventcd ty ths
authorities of Grsnsds- They arc confined in Fort
AlcstraE and viii be tried in California.
Tnr Ro~d recently appointed TO examine into
the causes Il the bursting of the Parrot rhed can
| non on board Admiral Porter's feet, sIpectcd
10 upon their duties to-day Il is stated that
| we have Ai present upwards Of ono thousand such
guns on our vessels Of var, and hundred Of ,hsm
| in Ia the army. Ono employed sgsinsi
Charleston has been tired nore Than threo thous-
| and times.
Cart. Hron A. NeDoSALD, Of the Firs, Pennsyl-
vanis Cavalry, uied by court martial for Altering
false aud counterfeited bank notes In the army d
the Potomac, has boon found guilty, and sentsncei
10 be cAahiered from tho service o. the United
States, sod to b. for disqualified from holding
any office Of h0pH Aud profit in tie United ststos.
and that ho BE- imprisoDed, with hard labor. for 9
term Of ten years In the Albany State Penitenhsry
and p.y hns u avo thousand dollars
Gov. CuRTIs's Message Wa read In the Pmnsyt
yania Legislature, yesterday. He says that thu
quota of the State for tho call for volunteers II
eG939, and, alluding to tho Prehdenrs statement
that the call Is chiefly 70 supply dshciences In for
ner calls expresses suTprse Al the deficiency, snC
can only account for h by tho assumption thai III,
mon never reached the army, although enlisted Anc
mustered In after the payment of lATgo bountes b,
thc Localities sending them the estimates that th'
people ~ the STATE have In this way been robbed 0
s12,O1OOl, not including money frsudulentlI
taken from rnen who actually entered the army.
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Those Rascally Canadians.


Probable Discharge Of the Raiders, Etc
Montreal Jan. THE decision Of the Court In
the case Of the raiders las not yet been givcn,
but It Ia expected that 1t will bc in day or two.
The general expectation ia ths, the prisoners will
bs discharged on the point raised. II So they
promise W submit u trial the merits of the
case.
There was meeting of the City Council last
night, W take into consideration the oa'o of L.-
mothe, the Chief Of Police, AMI especially his &c
,ion in restoring the money taken from tho st. Al
bans banks to the raiders. There much eI-
element and angry discussion between the French
and English membors in regard to the subject A
resolution was finally passed, eensuring the Chief
and accepting his resignation.
quebec, Jan. 4-rhe demand for passports
kesps tho Governor and Provincial Secretary bust
y employed There has been no Cabinet meeting
for several days.
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General Intelligence.
[By nsl 10 tA< Rss York 6~n.l

Tunfrlends Of Rev INV Beccher, 81 Peekstir snd
vicinity, who were recently edihod by that gentle
mans thusiGstic sulogy ON the apple a. a fruit
made him a Now Years present OF huge o. Pile
pie, two and half feet in diameter. and cook ed
most deliciously.
ME- PARwHII- tho now Maine Senator, ft . good
specimen Of a man ph hysically, and is one Of fam
ny Of twenty -one children, by two mothers, four
tson Of whom sons not ono Of tho latter being
in weight less than 900 pounds, nor below six rect
in height. The father Ia sti living, Et the age of
9i years
COTTON speculAtor, who has inst returned from
Mobile, says that there are over 100 coo b.los of
cotton stored in that city, held principally On
French AM En.lish account. The totaI number Of
bales OF cotton In the Confederacy St the present
time is estimated by rebel cotton dealers Al
1000 O0O ba'es khey have not aucceeded getling
out more than ,J0,O 600 bales slnoe the war began.
Mr.. rrENuOz, u the Louisville JoURsAL, has rs-
tIu.el " LshIngtOn from a ave weeks residence
IN -t-4ond, where hs went to aver justice from
his ,1u, major IN the Confederate army on trial
iJT murder. Prentice statea H. the public men
In that city are unanimous as 10 the poll Oi iioo-
ing ami armlug tie slaves, Their scheme o. mhi-
tary emancipation embraces donation II bouuiy
lands and the prospect OF the freedom ot Ae tAni-
Lea oi lls SlAyea vLo lghL
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News from Savannah.

The ncws from Savannah is highly interesting
and important. Once more We arc in receipt OF
Dswppaper exchanges from that city, which give
an .ccount Of the proceedings since ae occupation
by General Sherman The people exhibit . grsti-
fying dispos.uon 70 submit 10 the "r1exnrAhle
Sopic of events. and accept the new order Of af-
hirs It appears that on tie esh OF December
General sherman issued general order dehrnR
The conditions to b. observed by both the citizens
and military. The military authority was 70 be
supreme for the time being, and IN cases where no
conflict Of views prevailed, every opportunity WAS
% be given 10 citizens TO resume their usual pur-
suita Thew were 10 te rpoested or disturbed 80
long as they confined tlcmselvss 70 their ordinary
occupations, and refrained from communicating
with the enemy outside the hnea In case Of any
AID or comfort given 10 the enemy, other directly
or indire1ly, the utmost rRor nt The law would ba
enforced. Tho Mayor aud Corporation are invited
40 continue their functions OF local administration,
and preae-ye the peace, heath And comfort OF th G
e,ty Poor families will be uded with supplies
from the United States QuarternAsier's Depart
ment The order concludes " IN the following a. &
pifcant statement; ''rhe Mayor will forthwith
Kye public notice that the time has come when all
must chobse thor course, VIZ; 10 remain within
our lines and coadnrt themselves as good citizens,
or depart IN peace. He Will ascertain the names o
Al those who choose 70 lsSye savannah and ropor'
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Important from the South,
Dcspsir OF the X ebcl Leaders

Tho latest X chmond papers show that the gloom
h deepening in the Confederate capitAl. The Rich
mond sRr1Sri, the organ Of JET Davis, has q
long editorial upon the situation. which has been
tldzed by Secretary Seward N he Of sufficient i'm
vorlance 70 forward copies o II to all the for
ebn minister's aGoTohng indisputahh evidence
Of the desperate oniiton of the Coniederacy, and
,he iuiIo.ainlity n any continued resistance Ia the
authority OF the United Hlatas Government. The
errrtyEL admits thnt the slcrihces and states
rnsnAbip Of the South have been at tault- and
that yts resources have been exhausted without
obtaining any sdequate success. Il states that
land, money, houses. negroes and men must go 70
sustain tho struggle, and fears thut the South has
erred in imagining that n could defy the opinions
Of mankind the question "a Slavery. now,
rather than submit " the Yankees It Offers ~
abaIdon slavery, IN order 10 secure foreign sup
port Il sids "If FrnDce and England will enter
into truaty with tLese Coneierste Stsaes> rceog-
nizing our nationality and guaranteeing our inde-
p,ndance, upon the abbltion "a slavery In all tneso
bAsA rAth er than continue the war, we should be
p<etarcd y urge the measure upon our
reaaees. We bsheVe such proposition would b0
f--uraby Ianeved and sctod upon by those ma
uous, aud 1t ought 10 be rusfe 70 them"
What the Rictmood Examiner says.
Warrington, Jan. 4.-The Richmond ExAArSuR
Of the ID INST, In. raply W the SENTINEL opposes
sn apYenl 10 the protoction Of France and England
IA tie presenrwesk nnss oi tho South, and ntmhtes
that the ar:icls IN the StSTISEL- recommending
u,ch policy, enRnatsd from Jefferson Davis, and
lrou 4 psnioky mInd. 1t says II the alternatives
were cd n thon of being the subjects o.
those foreign powers or returning TO The United
s:aiss. they would choose the former.
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New York State Legislature.

srrutr.
Albany, jan. 4.-Notcc was given to-day Of the
following bills:
t. estrhlish . military parade ground m New
York To amend the chartsr Of the L 3 Ware
housing Company To prevent encruschments in
TIC harhor of Now York. aud Zoe tire completion Of
the R,ttery extension e.. t. amend tbe ssscssnent
laws TO make them conform " III laws OF Con-
gross. Relative to taxing banks For aid " tho
families of soldiers snd sslurs o.. To Incorporate =
psd Fro u, psrtmeut IN New York To impr w
snd build tho wall for the prltcction " the Bat
tery, in New York To fNil't.is the uructiun
of TIE wc-t Shore Rsilroad In Rockland County
To amend the laws designating legal holidays.
To amend the Oh srter Of Brooklyn.
TIE following bills were lniroduccdi
To provide Tor filing the quota Of the a,a,o ly
paying S,ato bounty u $500 ainO and 500 for
three, two and one years men. Thc paying ~
local b0untice is prDAibiied To incorporate tho
Union League Club Of New York Mr. Lsinhcer
introduced resolution appointing Senator'S Mum
ger, White and Humphrey committee to examin 10
and nvcstga,c the Affairs and msnsr' uent Of the
several CITY Departments of the Cover lnneut of
New York City. Tabled. Adjourned.
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The Dutch Cap Canal.

correspondent Of the PhilAdelphiA lSQuIErR'
aner giving full description Of the work on Gene
raj Butler's Dutch Gap Canal, and the blowing out
II the bulk head, remarks a. follows;
The natural inquiry Of the public mind now will
Re as to the effect of the completion of the canal
We'll, however eminsutly successful il may prove,
n, of course, will not enable us 10 steam gtlaiglt
up 10 Richmond with our Monitors, Twenty retel
cannon bear direcdy IN it5 upper eud- and tho
river above is barred with ohs.ructons, ana its
channel thickly sown with torpedoes. Incidental
" these obstrnctions have done US service Ia
rryenung the rebel gunhoatI from coming down
teos the left flank o. line norIh Of the James,
as IAcY were Ablo before the expected opening Of
the calL compelled the enemy to olstruct the
river. There is abundance Of work 70 do above the
Gap before our gunboats can proceed much hg' er,
| hui there grs doubtless means ny which this work
can be- accomplished and the advantage u being
able to commerce hostile operations above instead
Of being oUlgeI " commence mica below Ia
| sef-e vident.
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Assembly.

The Auditors hnancia report also The report on
canal expenditures were presented. and the follow
ing bills wers noticed;
Relative 20 dcsi'tu.c Roman Cathoiio ch lIren In
the city Of New York. To anc-i tho chart'r Of
the City Ere Insurance Coupsny ofS,w YORK.
To- sitter the msp and plan Of Ncw York. To
huih public market In New SofR.. For a
rsilrusd In Avenue and other streets In New
York. To incorporate the Central Warehouse
fnd Security Company -. To amend The Soldiers
Voting Law.
The following bills were introduced,
Nv Mr.. Brandreth-To perfect the amendment TO
the constitution providing for the appointment Of
1ye Commss oucrs Of Appeals. By Mr.. GleatOn-
To provide for tho payment Of the state bounty 10
volunteers By Mr.. Brsndreth Authorizing bank
ing associations " become national tanks Ad-
Calrpei.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Erw YORK AND THE VICINITY.


SRAriSo.-lne Skating Season can hardly
b said to have fully commenced, owing 70 tho M
seis'ed weather and the consoqion, unfavorslnc
condition OF the leo. There has not yot been day
oil really good sianng at tho Park Pond, and the
Hight showers Of snow which bavc be.n an f,e,ucn,
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HIS HOLINESS DESIRES PEACE.
Interesting City Intelligence.
Cummittal Of Barney Friery.
GENERAL THOMAS.
A New Campaign.

cinstsndft Jan. 4.-Tbo correspondent Of the
Cp-loScIAI- wiring from Columbia Tennessee,
s.ys ''New- from the srmy OF General Thomas
herczf,er will be received from smother direction.
h1ching orders have been issued and the whole
.my is in motion. All the sck aud wounded have
been sent b. Mash ville''
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q the material h. revived thai raneb q I'M
dustry
The X NC Of Italy has Issued decree ordering On
measure Of public utility the occupation Of coo-
Vcnts. seminaries AID ouier establishments In
Florence necessary for the service Of the sts,e>
The Spanish Cor,es opened ON the 29d Of Dccem-
e-r. The Greens speech expresses the hope Of .
promp, solution Of tho Peruvian question. hut "a
silent the subject of Ct Domingo. II sAys ths,
arain h,s nod suntdtious projects upon the South
American Repubucs. Al regards Mexico. the
speech, -nyu that the otfcih communication of
haxmillisn's accession 10 the throne OF Mexico 10
the commencement Of . now ara IN The political rc-
lanous iosween Spain and herAo, hitherto unfor-
tuuhely interrupted. Another paragraph IN the
speech Is A. follows; ~ arm bound W state that tho
general condiinu Of the monarchy, considered In
all its extent " not very ratisiactory, and 10
dS this ! shal lay before you bill Of great Inn
portsnce." This Is supposed " refor W ban Io-
mingo.
Judgmcn. has becn delivered At P,riln. Prussia.
IN the cases of the Polish prisoners indicted f,r
high tcason. The usorty were acquitted; Tho
others we're found guilty Of acts tending to the
commission of high treason, but under exienusnns
circumstances sentences were not pronounc,
The schooner M.rths and Mary, from Audrossan
for New York, foundcred on tho 2ist Il December.
Crew saved
Cowme retail Intelligence.
L'r'rr9oL Dee ~ p. k-The sales of cotton
for tho week ~crp 5000 bales, including %, 100
b1e- 10 spcculsiors and $500 to exporters. The
market IL hrmer with al advance q Nd on
American and Hald. on other descriptions. Tho
sales Friday were 10 0Oo bales, the market cos-
ing Arm S,ock In por, $4,000 bales, including
1900 bales u American.
The Manchester market Ia firm, AMI prices Of
goOds and yarns were still advancing.
The IfverpOOl lrcAIstun markol is Gruoer. with
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TuR Isust1 Ratzky diamond merchsntl case is
again before tie CouH OF Appeals, at Albany.
Judge Stuart for the prisoner, $. d. Morris for the
people. The murder case Of Charles walterE from
Se~ York, is also under ar,umens-A. Oakley
Hall Tor tie people. JuG4e stuart iOI ne prisoner
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tBy Telegrdph.l
Captured Property 20 be Looked After.


Washington, Jan. 4.--lcnersl McCslluiu, Direc-
tor aud General Manager Of Military Railroads. has
teen ordered to dispatch a party Of officers and
operatives " take charge Of the railroad stock and
property captured at Savannah, aud In conjunction
with the officers Of the Quartermsster's Depart
ment In the Department Of ths South, make all
arrangements necessary for their efficient repair
and use in the operations in South Csrolius and
Georgia.
Tie question AZ 70 tie disposition Of the thirty
three thousand bales Of cotton recently captured At
Savannah, and tho sddlnons supplies which may
be expected 70 lie captured IN Georgia und else
where, now engages the attention and consideration
Of prom nent officials. The CnRosIoLE recommends
the expectation 10 Europe Of the cotton captured a.
Savannah, and estimates that mi lion OF bsies or
more may be obtained within tho rebel lines. This
policy, IL stsioI. would transfer the balance Of trade
aud course Of exchange to this country, and turn
the tide OF the precious metals in this direeton.
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LATE EUROPEAN NEWS.

The Pope's Reply to the Rebels.
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The Latest News
The War Westward.
IROMAS'S ARMY IN MOTION.

A New Campaign Commenced.
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Anything Better Thnn
Yankee" Rule.
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FROM SAVANNAH DIRECT.
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How the City Is Governed.
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] 9pefiaI Notices.
THE sPnINo CAMrAIor.

The enemy Is upon usi Not one enemy bat multi
tude From swamp snd morsss. from gale and prsire,
from filthy streets and docks, from lakes. riven, and
lagoons, they rise to assa No them. none
swarsof their presence until snissn down ais and
helpless on a couch ofpan.
Who the.c foes. Not enabsttlsa rebclr bat aail
ants much more tcrribleth armies Of the airi Ne
phc exhassions fogs that chill the marrow-she eli
uents OF disease that held in chains but which
the sur and rain have liberated from the sotened soil to
prey upon the unprotected and The feeble.
How shall they be tsfleds Simply by inris rating
the stomach and the system. The purest and
most Harmless. Of tonic., EosIEiTER's STOMACH
BITTERs, Is accessible 10 all. Why risk chfl's and
Fever Bilious Rclstsnts Dyspepsia, Bowel Complaints
Nervous Prostraon any Of The epeemics and endem-
les which crop OUT everywhere with the coming of the
spring. when they bs tcctualiy prevented by the
occasional OF the gentlet stmuant the finest alter
alive and the lest soniaeLc drawn from the re
Of the vegetable kingdom Its like is not to b.
found as PROTECTIVE or RxxxDf, either among Tbs
standard presci Of the Faculty. the ADVERTISED
medicines of Gay. Sold everywhere. mchHdsw
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HA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG

. NIcksnURs Miss, Aus. 9, 1s62
p,Jchn Duil-Dcar Sir: ! arm happy 70 state 20 yo
tnat have used Jour valuable Cedron Btiers witbsrr.
oene1t to myself, ia general debility and prestratt
my system produced by theunheaithy and missmat In
naence OF the Aissssipp river around ieksbre hayns
besh with uen Grants army throughout its whole ou, III
err campaign 1 confidently recommend its
persons who are exposed To unhealthy clinafeS
Ii. ". FOuLE
Agent T. s. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE KY sept Ia 1861
On the I'D ofJuly last submitted through an .cr.,
OF mine to the Medical Director OF the Department OF H.
Army OF the Cumberland sample of my cedrsn Biiierr
ornspection, and requested IT, analysis lie Il
10 saarton and approve its use among ou
The following lie tic Medical ana all.
zen permission to ship dozen Il once Il
aa ~. " SOU 70 suffers JOHN BULL.
any one taken properly and in moderation sec n.
opecffon TO Dr. Balls being permitted to dispose Of n
cutters. A. HENRY TuURsTON,
Surgeon and Medical Director, D
headquarters Department Of Cumbrrlapd
Nashville Tenn. Juir "a 1855
~. John BnlIs agent, Mr. has permission to sf.,
70 Nashville, Tenn. Is gross or 800 dozen of BuIs C.
arcn bittert Tor sale TO sntiers in the army onis
lne OCCUPATIONS Of tho Treasury are to b.
{ BY order 81 laj u Gen RIOS ecrans
WM.M. wILEs.
Kajor and Protest Marshal Cen
Wholesale and gstail BY Wilkinson. Bar,lr,,
aprlSdswlyr.
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grea. many side hits being made at the pianta
hare euieavored TO initiate counterfit,hrm. It.
OF no use The people won't tc long imposed upon.
Plantation Btters incl easing in and popular
every DAY and that's what's the matter They are
same sized bottle and made ust they were At rst IN
will continue to be- or shall stop making them.
The Plantation Biters purify, strengthen andinvi
CRATE.
They create healthy appetite
Iaey are al anti'ote to chsnga Of water and diet.
Tbs orercpme effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and eniiycE iiie Giul
Iasy presen. Inissaiatic and Intermittent levers
They purify the breath and AGILITY of IN. stomach
They cure Dyspefsis ard Constipation
They care Diarrhet, Cholera and Cholera Norbns.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous H. aaiaehe.
They make the weak strcns, te ianguid brilliant and
are ha1sted natures great The Recipe sn
full Circular are around each bstue Ceigymen, Mer.
chants and persons whose sedcntary habits induce weak
ness lssitade. papia;ion of the heart lack appetite
distress after eating lite complaint. constipation xe
VIII mud radise and permanent rofiefn tAesc Bitter,
But above ALL they reeonl,1 -aed to weak and deli.
cate females and mothers.
They are soli b. ali respectable merchants See tba,
each bottle has our private United Stamp orer
cork and steel,plste side label.
beware frciled bottles See that the statp ha. mn,
been tamrered with. Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Ritters by tie gallon IL swinder fmpo.
ter, and should he Immediately reported 10 us
p. II. DRAKE 4 CO.
octiidAwom Il Park Row, ny