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men, UNI Gas Q. st. subj iens Departement In Baltimore,
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BON Der Aualitdt. pe!8e In ttefsr OfTee ais Nr. 1 ttsei6-
net wrb.
Die JdTer mGfen In anten, Seri&tfsarem 3ufdnbe Ietn,
fta1Saret'te Ino mt WiGi8lnen seme4te safer werben nt@t
duIPrCmmen.
Da8 TssbI TT In fsI9en 0nantttaten unb sn 70 den 3eiten
nte usrlanet gu lttfern.
@nge pte miHsn aaf BldntfOtmuldrt seI1rt'ten Ietn, 10 IL
DE Don bei r OFfcs ~eeItefsrt wsrten. Die b~eieefI8ten Ger.
tlRtlte mullen uOn swet perant pUrtliAsn 8Wceen unterSsi9-
net ietr.
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IS Nib trpartet. fB bic @cntrdftsren 6as Sme 81 fpfeufrei
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wtrb.
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etnftmmea, rerben 3urLdJ epteen
hpmas NtIfon,
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1870, unb godm. 1926.
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tn iCl9en Audntitdten ~ lteftrn, als fur etnen RpGat pom
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faufen. nm, BEN TRdnaeI an er8dnSen, tneent es ben Soften
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mnfprsr berobae leeten Yrdnten G%ntuieben.
SINE @erIuae perbcn pts btster prompt unS liberal aus
ts,ehft Spbr& &. Nrpre, Brdt.
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THE NEWS IN TIE CITY.

The city was startled yesterday about noon by the
cheering news OF the fall Of For. Fisher II was so
expected by the people, and sudden that the effect
boards werc crowded. the extra HERALD was demand,
and the victory the subject Of general congtulaon
In all the public Offices and other pnces OF resort The
criticisms on General Butler and hts fasoo were pro-
voking Every one seemed 70 consider tho national
cause immensely benefited by his failure, AZ led 10
tho relieving Of large portion Of the army or ncom
petent commander Tho compliments TO General Grant
were numerous and faering and General Terry not
forgotten. There general inquiry OF what next and
the thirst for only sharpencd not quenched.
The strengthening and sustaining Of national hope and
confidence was inevitably result Of the news and this
view was held everywhere and Is perhaps Of the
most important results OF such national glory and
triumph
We are deeply chagrined, upon festive occaso, OF
this kind to 30 obliged TO record the fact that person Of
whom we have heretofore tried to think we'll should have
brought himself TO sudden grief by giving way TO too
liberal spirit OF rejocingthe spirit ospecialy-on
count Of tho success OF his old commander General
the old Tenth army corps Private Miles oReily Forty
seventh regiment New York Volunteer infantry, who
about nine o'clock last evening arrested the COM
plant OF Mr. George Roberts, proprietor Of the Ane
and Broadway, charged with dsofdery and rioious
conduct, the OF much rruane language and gene
raj challenge 20 any who would tread the tail Of
his coat knock imaginary chip or hs sho"ldor IL
mcnt eotcroi the promises Of Mr. Roberts ABOUT eight
r M With aree crow' ~ his hecis alof whom In
sisted uron WCating wla IN feturn they patiently
waiting v hear hin sng VIZ he Ind ast composed IN
The New York herald., 1865-01-18
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

wnmoToS, Jan. II, 1855.
me Yankee feet consisting Of about sixty vessels st
culars received from General Whiting who is com
mandng the fort. rue.e e1
rNI Editorial from Richmond papeEl
The great winds Of Saturday brought down the tee.
graph poles on the Southern lines, and we are without
that day sixty vessels OF tho Yankee eet attacked Fort
Fisher seven O'Clock In tho morning, and kept up
tremendous Ars throughout the forenoon. During the
bsmbardment they landed troops In unknown force,
I'VE miles above Fort Fisher General whiting IL 10 com.
mand at the fort This expedition believed to be under
show what he do without Butler All the Monitors
the coast have been collected for the purpose and u
falls to attempt running them past there wn-
mington cannot be taken in the Same way that New
Orleans was taken.
We learned late last night that NE enemy continued
his fire Fort Fisher throughout Saturday and Sunday
but without tho least injury to the fort The party
which landed above attempting to throw up fornca
uons, but obsructed by the Confederate artillery
The New York herald., 1865-01-18
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


SENATE
ALBANY, Jan II, 1885.
Mr. LAnBEm introduced petitions Of the pupils Of the
Blind Asylum, asking for redress.
Bills NOTICED.
To incorporate the Olympic Club, =.
To confirm the ordins-.c Of the New York Common
Council antnorizrs tie extension Of the Third avenue
Amending tae act authorizing the New York Super.
xso ase money by tax, and relative TO the expendi-
ture thereof
Concerning passengss arriving In vessels at the port Of
New York.
BILLS INTRODUCED
Enabling the Lackawanna Railroad Company 20 pur-
chase real estate In New York for Office purposes
Legazing the resolution OF the New York common
Council for the benefit Of tho German Hospital.
Amending the act vesng In boards OF Supervisors Ger
tain legislative powers
Amending the act to aid the national government In
providing delences for the Northern lakes.
Amending the act authorizing the Brooklyn Common
Council to insure bounty bonds
The bill Incorporating the Homo for Disabled Soldiers
passed.
concurrent resolution adopted to proceed 70 the
election Regent Of the University In place OF the late
General wadsworth, on Thursday next
Mr.. CozASs moved that the commissioners having
charge OF the construction OF the Harlem Bridge be re-
quired 10 report what amount they have thus far ex
pended for what purposes and what amount will be NO
cessary for It's completion. Adopted.
The Ninth Senatorial district contested eeatcase was
taken up, and argued by Mr. Murphy In favor Of the
sitting member
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Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. II, 1866.

ef AssemDiys
ALBANY, Jan. II, 1856.
Authorizing the Comptroller Of New York TO pay salaries
On motion Of Mr.. J. l. SMITH, the bill was read third
timo and passed
mB NOTICED.
To increase the duty salt
BY Mr.. SrxwARr-For railroad In Grand street.
Relative 10 tho Clerks OF the Courts Of New York.
To amend the charter OF the Washington Insurance
Company.
BY Mr. Lyoxs-For railroad In Twenty fourth street.
To incorporate the New York Yacht Club.
To amend tho charter OF Poughkeepsie
BY Mr. MoCoSvriLE-For railroad In Sixtysixth suces
and Lexington avenue.
BY Mr. SrEwARr--For q railroad In 125th street, New
York.
To amend the Excise law.
To incorporate the Homo Trust Company OF Brooklyn.
To prohibit the collection OF rent for gas metres n Now
York.
TO amend tho Ragislry law relative TO convention TO
revise the constitution.
Relative to the maturity and protest OF commercial
paper
Motions and resolutions nsructing Senators and
Representatives In Congress vote for the Amendments
10 the constitution aboishing slavery passed by vote
Of 60 10 81.
Mr. VAN BuREs offered resolutions In honor OF tho
memory OF Edward Everett, which were adopted
The Regents Of the University sent in communica-
tion relative 10 the memory Of the late General James O.
WadswOrth.
Adjourned,
The New York herald., 1865-01-18

q an accomplished scholar He speaks several languages
auently ana plays the harp, guitar and other musical
very credaby It leass say the eastman
senoritas of Chile and Peru
The New York herald., 1865-01-18

Prorzvon Durots' IvcIrRrs. These entertainments
arc becoming very popular They prove how easy It's
FOR man who has the genuine cOmics 20 Keep on
audience amused by his consisted efforts The ncSt
lecture takes place this evening, " Dodworth Hall
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MISCELLANEOUS.


CoLDs rNrLuENzA suDpEE ..,,v. " r.. ros
and 10 oss no ums ns %, r saa o
NJ NJ .,aas his method preventa APOpLBxY AND " DDns
BBEnTl ' n RRANDRETH IL on the government stamp "
WHITE LETTERS.
~.o,y. puNroNs PAD NAILS AC., CURED WITH
yohns, hv Or RICE % Bowery. Rcc's AnnihiAtei
". ~ ou, uarrs raIb bunons Sc by mail 90 cents.
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TOO LATE FOR cLassIFiCATEcN.

...,,,, 1000 .,tJnERs or MOUNT MoRrAH LODGE No. q
n and A. NJ. are hereby notified 70 tttcnn Z. " =.
communication 70 he held ~ telr rfomA ~ ~ ~ -
.ay lta Inst, az l2 o'clock Nj. for he purI'I " ~
Ia the last sribntr Of respect . our y y " ~, ,.n
~ Tar .usN b. DE YOUNG, ~
joas u You're, Secretary,
The New York herald., 1865-01-18

Sketch or Colonel William Lamb.
This rebel oicer lately companding the garrison Of
Fort Fisher and prisoner In hands, is native
Of North Carolina He early Joined the rebel army raising
company, Afterwards known az the Roanoke Guards.
He defended Fort Fisher the occasion Of s first bonn
bardment and as 1t now appears from his capture ON
the present occasion.
The New York herald., 1865-01-18

Snluxes I'm Honor of the Victory.
Immediately upon receipt Of the news the following
telegram sent 10 the commandants Of each OF the
NAVY DypARrxgyr, Jan. II, 1895.
Fire national salute in honor of the capture on she
18th inst, OF the rebel works ON Federal Point near VII
mington by o combined attack OF the army and navy
GIDEON WELLES, Secretary Of the Navy
ALBANY, N T. jan II, 1865
national saute fred here today by order of the
Aduant General in honor of the capture Of Fort Fher
NoRRrsTowS, Pa, Jan. IL, 1865.
saute OF hundred guns was Cred by order Of the
loyal Union men this evening In honor Of the capture Of
Fort Fisher.
The New York herald., 1865-01-18
CoNaRATuLAToRY ORDER.

Secretary Welles TO Admiral Porter.
WASHINGTON, Jan II, 1885,
Secretary wellcs has addressed the following oongatu
latory telegram 70 Admiral Porter:-
NAyr DEPARTMENT Jan IT, 1885
To Rear Admiral DAVID D. PORTER, commanding North
Atlantic bockadng squadron, of Wilmington, care Of
Commandant o fthe Navy Yard Washington
sR-The Department has just received your brief but
highly gratifying despatch announcing the fall the
18th inst OF Fort Fisher under tho combined assault Of
tho navy and army and hastens to congratulate you and
General Terry and the brave officers sailors and soldiers
Of your respective commands your glorious success
Accept my thanks for your GOOD work; -.-r5'aF''S =
GIDEON wELLEs Secretary Of the Navy.
The New York herald., 1865-01-18

" Or War for information 70 the number Of men SuY
nished by each State In the derent calls made by The
Mr. GRmz, (rep) Of Iowa, moved its postpopament n
two weeks Hs explained that some days sincs 4 reso
ton passed calling upon ths Secretary q War for info
been credited He understood that these naval credi
had been upjustly distributed For instance receivr
ship stationed n the harbors Of New York and Bosto
and Ia the only place where enlistments be mad
There may be ten thousand recruited In Boston an
fifteen thousand ~ New York Under the nterpreatie
these ten thousand would be credited TO the city
Boston, and the fifteen thousand TO the city OF New Yor
although they might all have come from the suround
country, they be credited except TO cities unle
they prove exactly where they belong elsewhere. Tn
Ss ss
soe!aon until reply 10 received IN relation 70 % g
The resolution was postponed.
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY IN REBEL STATES.
MT. MORGAN, trep OF N X, introduced bill TO reg
the rebel States which was referred 10 The
on Commerce. II directs the President 10 appoint ?
board Of ave persons who shall have the managemelt g.
Of abandoned rebel lands or lands forfeited for non pa
ment Of taxes, make regulations for leasing them a.
employing freedmen and sell abandoned personal prop
ery Three Of the board shall be competent 10 transact
business and the dongs Of each member in every trans
action must be rendered These regulations subject
the approval Of the President shall be published IN
directly indirectly In any dealings relating the
sponsibies with which they charged shall be sub
TO fine of 80 000 II forbds during the war; all trac
yond the military lines and all permits for such purpo
arc annuled A detailed quarterly report must
Board shall render quarterly accounts OF their
actions and moneys received 70 the Treasurer Of the
United States.
TUE NAVAL FORCE UpoS rHE LAKES.
Mr. SUMNER presented substitute for the Honrc rco
luton terminating the treaty Of 1917 with Great Britain
as follows:-
That the notice given by the President OF the United States
Great Britain and Ireland to ernn B
the treaty of 1917 regulating the naval force upon the ahes
fully ratified, the had been author
ized by Congress.
The substitute ordered to be printed
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
After an executive session the senate adjourned
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-21
Advise to Young Pee pie.

Keep good company or none. New
er be idle IF yopr hands canuot be
usefully empl yed, attend to the cult
yation of your mind. Always speak
the truth. Make few promises.
Live up to your engagements. heep
your own secrets, if you have any
When you speak to person, look HIM
in the face. Good company and good
conversation are the very sinews of vir
tue. Good character is above anything
else. Your character cannot be essen
TALLY injured, except by your acts. Ii
any one spea ks evil of you, let yoa'
life be g, that no one will believe him
Drink no kind of intoxicating liquors
Ever live (misfortune excepted) within
your income. Whom you retlrs TO b e
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-21
WFOTENO.296.


'hink over what you have been doing
during the day. Make no haste to
he rich, if yos would prosper. Small
ard steady gains give competency, will,
tranquility Of mind, Never plav ct
my game Of chance. Avoid tcupta.
ton, though you fear you may no.
Withstand it. Earn money before you
sps:,nGd IT, :. Never run into debt unless
not marry until you aro able to support
a wife. Never speak evil Of any ons.
BE just, before you are generous.
Keep yourseI! innocent, ii you would
he happy. Save, whcu you are young,
that you may spend when you are Old
Read over the above maxims ct lcas:
once week.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-21

Hon. CHARLES SUMNER IS q mau
Of ''cheek," but he WAS modest in the
recently reported interview botween
himself and the president i'll compa''
son with Mr.. Ashly, an Ohio oongreFz
Gan, when addressing Mr. Jchnson
Said Mr.. Ashly: ....
II merely said to liln that the nnti-
slavery party had destroyed the old
whig and democratic parties THAI ,te
wrecks Of these parties were now scat
1cred along the political coast, anl that
we lntenled. under God, to crush any
party or any man who stood up against
lAo universe! enfranchl lsement Of the
country.