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large number of the tribes rebelled, and
the king assemUled an army Of 10000
men to reduce the rebels to subjection,
The word of God came unto Shemaiah,
the man Of God, saying, Speak unto
Rehoboam, the son of Solomon, king Of
Judah, and unto all the house Of Judah
and Benjamin, and to the remnant of
the people, saying, Thus saith the Lord,
ye shall not 60 up, nor fight against
your brethren, the children of Israel. -
We are, therefore, unable to see any
thing in the Hebrew Constitution, or the
administration thereof which entities
the Sons of the Pilgrims to consider
themselves the chosen people. There is
nothing in common between the two ex>
cept those peculiar sins Of the children
of Israel which induced the Almighty to
cut them off, at last from among the
nations.
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member that il Is the FIRST pfindple Of
courtesy to be polite to guests siH your
own house. We confess With con-
triton that the. Confedsracy hae sa-
criAced all, its pretensions - Chi
vaary by an exactly oppositss Eps Of
conduct. We have not only shdea-
vored to eject N agreeable visitor lrom
our premises, but have called him loscal,
thief and robber. We kavs no dDubt
thai, when we get over our psssisls we
shall al be ashamed Of ourselves The
Confederate press ought to begin : re-
formation at once by declaring that the
Yankees are the salt Of the earth, the
hottest Of saints and most knighfly OF
cavaliers. They are the most virtnous,
the most truthful, the most candid, the
most courteous, the most humanA the
most civilized, the most Chrissiaa Of
human beings. They never lie, never
rob, never burn houses, never commit
rapes nor murders. They do not know
what falsehood and profanity are; they
are never coarse or vulgar; they do not
even drink, smoke or chew. Their news
paper press, especially, is a model of
decent and civil behavior, which the
Confederate press may strive in vain to
initiate. We hope the Times will &C
cept, as an amaende honorable, this tribute
to the Unparalleled and unheard-of vir-
tues of its celestial country.
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GENERAL HUNTER.

It is not often that great offenders re-.
ceive their deserts in this world. In
general, the devil does not call for the
settlement Of his account in full till a
future period, but contents himself in
this life with the payment of a moderate
interest. There are exceptions, however,
to this rule. Some notable ones occurred
about the close of the Reign of Terror,
when Robespicrre and his comrades
were compelled to drain to the dregs the
bitter cup they had administered to
others. We are not certain that all Of
the atrocious villains Of this war will be
permitted TO escape, even in this world,
the desert of their crimes. Hunter, the
monster, whose crimes in Virginia have
damned his name to eternal infamy, is
beginning to enjoy foretaste Of the pc
nalties that await hereafter the wholesale
incendiary and murderer The Central
Pres1ytea ian mentions, on the authority
of letter received by gentleman Of
this city from a relation at the North,
who had just visited Princeton, New
jersey, that soon after Hunters resig-
nation, last fall, he went to Princeton,
proposing to make it his home. But such
was the public indignation, excited by
his atrocious crimes in Virginia, that he
could find, even in that place, no rest fo1
the sole of his foot, and was compelled
because of his general odium, to lool
for quarters elsewhere. He was, in fact
given to understand that, should he at
tempt to settle there, his house woult
be burned over his head.
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The Report of the Committee OF the
Grand Lodge of Virginia, which has
been recently published, sets forth with
great distinctness the deliberate and per-
sistent efforts Of the Lodges Of the North
to make Masonry political engine to
overthrow the Government and institu-
tions of the Confederacy. Itrecommends
that no Masonic intercourse ever be held
with the Grand Lodges or subordinate
Lodges of the United States, unless it is
sought by them, and satisfactory evidence
given to us that the Grand Lodge thus
seeking intercourse has not attempted
to convert Masonry into means Of sup
porting the war against us.
This interesting and well~timed PAM
phlet ought to be in the hands of every
Mason of the Confederacy, and may be
read with instruction and advantage even
by those who do not belong to that
body.
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draw that "sword Of justice" policy,
interest and vengeance will speak but
one voice. They will then discover that
there are two who can draw such sword.
and that we are not going to be robbed
ofour lives, liberty and property, without
an effort at vengeance and retributioh.
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8itInrond 9ispattt:
BYJ. A. CowARDIN 4 co.
TERMS OF svRscRlprrax

Daily Paper.--For one Aear, ONE HUNDRED poll
,.xs: six months, FIFTY DOLLARS three months,
~w,sry-rIvE DOLLARS; one month, TEN DOLLARS.
Agents and News Dealers Xill be furnished at
-urRry poLIARs per hundred copies.
All orders must be accompanied with the money,
"a insure attention; and all remittances by mail
will be a; the risk Of those who make them..
adeerfisiag. will be inserted at
the rate of rMREE DOLLARS per square for each in
ser.on. Eight lines Tor less) constitute a square.
Larger advertisements in exact proportion.
Advertisements published till forbid viii! be
charged THREE DOLLARS per square for every inser-
ton.
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DIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

Il WARD-Lost, on the I'd instant, between the
Southern Express Office and the First NaAsts .
black leather POCKET-BO containing TEN.
DOLLAR VIRGINIA BANK NOTE, DETAIL
PAPERS, and other papers Of no value to any one
except the owner The finder will receive the above
reward Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS by leav.
ing the papers at 2ll Main street. up stairs.
fe9-6ts JOHN T. NEWMAN.
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ESTRAY HORSE.-Came to my sta
bles. ON Wall street, between Main and Frank
hu Streets on the eth instant, q brown STALLION,
about fourteen and q half hands high seven or
eight years old, and one white foot. The owncr
will please come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
fe lO-3ts JOSEPH THOMAS.
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COMMISSION HOUSE.-Ths subeczi-
" bcrs have associated fhemselvts. undeR ~
style Of HILL & PLEASANTS, for th>puypo0 -
SELLING ON COMMISSION such astie3es - uAy
be consigned to them by farmers and othees.
Their Office is at the auction-house Of Hi, Dick.
They solicit the patronage a their AisnAs md
the public.
n. b. HILL
J. II. RLRA4AMTS.
February 7th 1865. = 5--aewlm
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DRoCLAMATIoN BY THE PREsI-

i uDkOCLAMAY1ON BY IHE DRES1.
L DENT, APPOINTING DAY OF FAST.
ING, HUMILIATION AND PRAYER, WITH
TIIANKSGIVING.-The Congress Of the Con1edc-
rate States have, by joint resolution. invited ma
to appoint day Of public fasting, humiliation and
prayer, with thanksgiving to Almighty God.
1t is our solemn duty, at all times, and more es-
pecially in of public trial and adversity,
to acknowledge our dependence on His mercy, and
to bow in humble submission before His footstool,
confessing our manifold SINS supplcating His gra.
cious pardon, imploring His Divine help, and de-
youtly rendering thanks for the many and great
blessings which He has vouchsafed to ".
Let the neart, Of our people turn cUHulte1y ana
trustfully unto God let US recognize in His chs
stening hand the correction Of a Father, and sub
missively pray that the trials and suiorngs which
have so long borne heavily upon US may be turned
away by His merciful love; that His sustaining
grace be given to our people, and His divine wisdom
impaired to our rulers; that the Lord Of Hosts VIII
be with our armies, and fight for rs against our
enemies; and that He viii gra iousy take our cause
into Ills own hand and mercifully establish for us
lasting Just and honorable peace and indcpend0oe.
And let US not forget TO render unto His holy
name the thanks and praise which are 50 justly dne
for His great goodness, and for the many mercics
which He has extended to us amid the trials and
sufferings of protracted and bloody war.
Now, therefore, I, JEFFERSON DAVIS, Presi-
dent of the Confederate States Of America, do issue
this my proclamation, appointing FRIDAY, the
10th day Of March next, as day Of public fastdnss
humiliation and prayer, with thanksgivins,l foR
"invoking the favor and guidance Of Almighty
God )" and do earnestly invite all soldiers ard
citizens to observe the same in spirit o6 yevusnc6,
penitence and prayer.
| x~~, Given under my hand and the aeal of
SEAL the Confederate States. at Richmcnd, tAis
| 49, txenty-ffth day Of january, in ths yaar
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ixty-
fve JEFFERSON DkvIA
BY the President:
J. P. BEsyANix, Secretary Of State.
! Ia 1&-3tsUtA
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OIX HUNDRED DOLLARS

C1X HUNDRED DOLLARS RI
~ WARD.-Was stolen from Broad Rock. "a
saturday night last, GREY MARE, about eleven
years old; has but one eye; is about fifteen and q
half hands high, and Of her hind legs has been
injured by slipping through bridge will givo
one hundred dollars reward for the recovery o4 the
mare, and five hundred dollars for the capture and
conviction of the thief
fe l0-4ts ID. MCDANIEL.
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7 OST, on Thursday, between No. IA
IL Main street and P. G. Larus's coal oface, =
buckskin POCKET-BOOK, containing about ONE
HUNDRED AND FIETY DOLLARS in Confede-
rate money and daPRESCkIPrlON q of DR.. Waziug's.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving Il
at Fl. NJ. Smiths, Ii Main street. The money WAS
the property Of soldiers wife, and its loss win be
severely felt. fe l0-3te
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oST OR STOLEN, on the night ef
IL the sth Of February, : P0CKET-Book, 60
taining some valuable payers. AMoua o. -
BRITISH PROTECTION PAPER9, lsled Wasch
Y. 1862. and signed by Frederick T. C1dland, lsSs
Her Bntannic Qajesty's Cpnsnl Ak Richmond. and
PANY STOCK.
A liberal reward win be paid, an1 no QusstaoIs
asked, if returned to the Dispateh once. :.
81. q lN--AtA Sssy IL ~ % n kfrkfW
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LOST, SIRAYw AID S1oI.

OST.-The gentlmAn that piekods -
i ten bunches Of BRAID, ea Casy 81 Iss1S
street WI please lssy em q this o1ace. !
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RROOKLYN ITEMS.
A WIEr nY UER HUsBAND.

ALLEGED MURDER or WIFE BY HER HUSBAND
the body Of nsasd bridget Bs,hs Yin: dead in ~
ape the third door OF No. .ss ics, 81 %
bea,. 20 death by her husband Michael Burke On an in
formal Investigation OF the mo- ,,' anI
tia, on these occasions they would quarrel and the HUSBAND
frequently beat Der in the most brutal mannrf ne
.ond .Iiks heY with hi, fists OF kick hex with a.. boots
The body OF deceased pIesoniad shocking sp. .Ilnte
There was not spot from her head to her heels That was nI
bruised and confused The marks Of whip were plny VS..
ble especially about the legs, where inc wets Msl1
a. larar. nearly. as a mans hnscti and In several
Macs Nh, ss was vigorously spilled as 20 cut through
The flesh The house ia which this tragedy occurred conas
seven other fmes all Of whom aware that Burke was in
h,b of beating his wife On Monday night there Was al
unusual noise shortly alter which Burke went OUT ana re-
,"rncJ with Dr. r. H. Green. The deceased was found in
hJ and alnos. hsplessy drunk The husband also was
under the influence liquor The woman had adsnseIons
necessarily fatal wound on the et ae .. ,s
of the .yr The physcsn dIesed Ills wound and ' with
Gp' shn orock Yesterday morning bat 81 this nothing
po.y. known the ouy person present IN tne roo
Ai,n,ict and informed her that his vito dead lie
m innediatey thereafter and has not since been heard oi
The raie srr natives Of Ireland They have been married
sbout nine wears bat have children living Burse who
neldsr by occupation abOu. W years OF eye Inc dcce'u
Sas about two years hi, Junior. postnorteu examination
will be made this morning, and the Inquest VIII be held d.
o'clock IN the niiosnoon.
RoUYTIEs TO voLUNTETIs INCREASED. - The
Kings County Board Of Supcryi'ors yesterday ncrcaed
bounies 10 Volunteer.to amounts elaa 20 ho.e pd py VI
city of NewYos vii be seen by the following reso"'on'
which adopted by vote Of 10 yeas TO nay; N.
"Resoed That aud after Friday. the l'th INST n the
Bounty Committee be and the same arc hereby dieS u
nav y ,hr,r eais recruit 5000 bounty and 500 band
money; fof two yoss recruit 500 bounty and 20 hand
mou,y tL. bounty money 20 be paid 10 tile recruit and The
hand money to b. paid the person who may present the re
crui,."
| SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PooR.-Ihe Kings
County Board of snpsrssor' yesterday elected Mr. John r.
.yer Superintendent Of the Poor IN place OF the late
! Morris II. Roberts, deceased.
| THE KINGS COUSY CoURr.H0UsE-lhl build
ny situated i'm the Of the City Hail. wi
be- lighted 90 thrown 90 he inspection 81 the pnb
ON M. eyenines of1uesdsy Feb ~ and "wednesday, Mac
Ticket. OF admission will he issued Tor the nrst evening
hat On IN. second snng the doo!s VII be THROWN open
Nh, yeer puhlir The Chairman Of the Court House Com
,,te. .te al the meeting last eyrH, that beni OF mrs
would b, IN attendance but psrtcusr IN adng that M
Sh.rts would b, provided. The bnildng already par
i daily occupied hy tho Couls and Supervisors.
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Latest ship News.

ARRIVED.
s,.s, ,-snsport Illinois BAXTER. Hilton Head Days Ps~
L. O. ELL, po,lsna rna.. and
,,.s H. r.. Cromwell Co. -. I,, Ian q
Steamship Mont'zlms, i'Gmshsw, hlng''o"' JAM
mi !. and PASS q Howiand and AspiawaL ,.c,.,,, n
ann Holland (of Turks lslandl Perkins ,n - Id
a,ys ,uear and Inolasse jonathan Thompson. ~. .a.t
- o,tLrast OF Barn.gat experienced hresy n'..n -
~ l an entir. suit OF sails snl The most oi the
,'ber Was lowed the city by steam t.g an 40
Iyig Aurats Clark. Key West, via Delaware p''@
i,ys In ballast, Il. r. Smith Co. =. n,,,x.,. Freak
,,a"gi Red Curdenss, "a day. via Delaware 49,
.s,ey Al hpgrs sugar. Walsh Cavef. fNpeitr"oe" '
b., The entire passage; lost and split salts s@ Than ke
Scbr Vlcil,ut Wieks Nassau, VIA Ne"'L7h'on' ''
Hutchinson Co. A., o.,o,,s % dly. mdse.
un,,sv Nephew Has torn II days noFu ~ Ia m. o,t
heavy north n, 4 northeast gales lost iofo s"' 49,
sp' g. smuh Coram ransier for 'osion Wv, xbieS
oti Barnesat experienced s'is ''''
lost fore sail, main DDoom a. r. Roval Us bales cet
schr Lottie Kcnt savannah, via fo'' H''aA -
ton, Simeon Draper
WIND. Sunset, n WI
SAILED
Steamer Mono Castle. for havAhA
Bars Honduras iof vera 'iw'
yellow.
c.b, Nsrs,r. Bride. Crowe., say nnan'
SIR MN b. Thomas, Nnsshore, ss'aA
DISASTER. NINA
c,., Fieeirs Nye, fror Providence " ne" .i,h tbe
=, 80. ,Irll Gate INF. morning came IN sof. N hsf
,sf"ul , bo.t ehrs., of Astoria The E'teu. s' ,os
go, badly damaged. The dams.e 10 inc e'J
! known.
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From HAVANA.

The Eagle, Capt. Lawrence, from Havana
the nth inst, arrived yesterday afternoon.
Purser Albert informs Us that the United States
gunboats Proleus, Commander Surfeldt. and inka.
Commander Rodgers, were lying in port awaiting re
pairs.
The blockade. running steamer Denbeigh arrived
from Galveston on the 9th. The steamships Liberty,
Wilson, from York, and Jose San Roman arrived
on the morning of tie 10Th. The former would leave
for NcwYork on the 18TH and the latter for Maamoros
on the 18th.
The blockade runner Col Lamb arrived on the 10Th
in distress.
The weather was quite cool IN Havana. The Eagle
made the run out 10 Havana in ~ days.
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Commercial Intelligence.

fThe week v cotton market received per the steamship
North American -
Trade REPoRT-Thc Manchester market was
fat and inactive. -
LiyxrPooL BRElpsTrPYs MAgKErTle market for bread
s.If. was dull aid no mina Richardson. spence Co. Cor.
DON Bruce Co. and others report: tl0nr DUH Wheat
fat with a downward tendency; Red We:tern' IsG6i1;
White Weston, a0 Corn heavy and declined 3D. q''i
LIVERPOOL Pnovisroy MARKEr.-The Provision market
wa, eady Bis.ud, Athya Co., Wakefield, Nash To-,
bare Bacon active and advanced ~. Lard rm and upward
with advance of ? as old quoted at ~ Gboi' ieo"
easier. Butter lrlu and enc quad les advancing.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAEKKT-Ashes quiet aud s'endy.
inter. Linsecd OIL steady Kosn steady spirits inIp'n
tine nominal at ST. PetroleumMessr ont En- lish and
rrandon report the market dl a. IidZ torltehned
LONDON MARKETs, (barIgl.-breadsuhs quie, Hnd
steady lion dul sugar steady; Coffee quet lie, quiet
and steady Rice ACTIVE. Spirits Tupenline nominal at
81 dt8' Petroleum quiet, Ut az for Crude and 81 4
gallon for R,hned sperm Oil inward; An cah - per
iun Liueod Ol decniug quoted at S!o Linseed Cakes
-,
LoSpos MoSEY MARKEr.consols closed on the Sd inst
at 6. ! Tor money.
IIe Bullion the Bank al Lugand SHOWS CD increase 0i
fla00.
AsEEIcAv sEcunIrRs-Messr-. Barring Bros Co report
The for bLed Sts.os fNeIweies opened actiVe AZ
considerable advance last weeks qlpltons, ptn2 guoei
1t S. ct the clos. 1t ia53i. Erie Railway shares, 49,
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, Feb '.--C0TToN-
The toay have been ;rJ hae ncudn. 6O0 bales TO
spece a.ors and exporters. The market is buoyen with al
advance Of n ID Yer l.. on the liner qua-iics.
HRaADsTuFr.- he maract is quiet end ste 3dy.
Pr vIsIoSs-rho liiik Is steady. Lard IS inn.
IosDos. Feb. i.-Colsois closed ST fdM} for money
United state. 10s opeu-d al 81 and closed 80,
AgfRiCAS STocKf.-iinos Central Railroad 3Vd'Si Enc
Railroad, ataJl $50
AIS FEB 5--The Iourse closed last night hrmcr; Three
Per Gen, Rencs csI. re.
LIVERPOOL Fcb. 5There lase been marine aTriyaisto-
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Proposed Rcmevai Of the State Ccpi-
l-Celcbratiou Of Washington's Birth.
day-Lightiny the Streets with Hero
Oil.


A sDpcal meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen was
held The c.y Ran sternoon Alderman Maser.op
In the chair
Alderman Farley offered the following preamble and resou-
tous:
ULeyeg. The o. Ibis State have invited PROPOSE
ors or, ,his CITY In witt, other cities Of tie
S,ste "a TO n. terms II Won otter induce the selection Of
n o. the ~ ntol OF he state aid
kKrrco, mo noun 0u weIlth and int, rests OF this
.s IgiI,ion and tie accorrnosstton Il is
c,4 10 a,rl 10 70 isl-,rn seem TO indics.e II the
20 81 30 tn,n. nj ,e5.r,os such budines wonll
nv. I fa ,. civ md The business resulting from
h &C. 80, e. "a h' ~ r,i;c,l AZ h lf,s bsn or so
.1'. s'a. !. ''u uee ~ - A.. sat. Nroal tend
an; ~ 'rp . 90 u. interss.s and Justify
i,.i 49,, ~, an 90 =, !. a., 49,. ,bar.f,re
BrseI -, M ar I'M. NSyot .iIen,n and Common Council
- a. CO., ~ NJ, l.; ,,1., a., ,l y,or..t in the afore
s,ii e.o,ion of the max. the following ofer
~, .nn,onr;a.a ana ~ q, IL n.opa of Ie c,a.e ,,.
e IL ~; al ~ In IA :, M Igon.c ~, 40 I,t.ery the
pe,L .o,,ars Ndi.on.on,r.
- -, r., 90 nr,. sn,hla 10 n nreerred
"a - - saL..,J h, Ce.t-~I Iark or on W,ehirg,on
10, Ys Ia! " ~ -, "a ,;va ~ ,bs roonlo 81 tho
On, .rnc,1 f, sr,oro Tor AN + ysen,;ys
,.io nr Tic NV o,,,r,.. central park a Ifnder
~ nd 4 y,c,i.s; of . co,pi. sion lcomnoseJ
OF rcons o be aopoi.d by aud under the direction Of
f ,tay. AID If on son rnnhsr 81 M sons 10 10 an
Ds.5 ~ a.. saij 49, sfg.r,"on ~ Caru,u.i,v "a
Pyine. ~ 'ne sa'- ~, -. :. ia, -, 80. - -
GATORS 20 pe asietu gpyh " L. ~, ~ - ~
respectively srlrcel inc 'a"' O"z' ''A'e iiouse anu
Execu we AlaA-ioh' M. r -, hh -, A..
he9lle, ~ sp.ri >, :. -, Sy VII he S1ae com,
CoHimon oucl pe .Pp3ie 80 Is si se.on@ ,res,
d
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France.

The weekly statement of the Bank OF France
shows decrease Of over 3 100 coo francs in cash.
The great trottiBg match In Paris between the
American horse Shepherd and the French horse tx
press. resulted in victory for the American horse lie
winning by hundred yards.
Tire Shfppip9 Gaseue announces that the French
Superior Council Of Commerce hn,o modified Their re-
cent resolution Ia admit ioreignbut vessels into the
French marine duty free by resolving that such vessels
shnll pay two francs per tun.
~ dc LeSseps announces that daily service Of boats
has been established between the Mediterranean and
Red Sea.
The Paris Bourse ON the sd inst. was Grmcr. tie
Rentes closing at OF. iJc.
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aepors of Defeats Of the French 1. McAic"
-Desertions from the French Army
Bircngth Of the Liberal Army.

HAVANA, fcD 10 iepo'
Bv the English mail steamer. which arrived
On tie 9Th from Vera Cruz We have dates from that
port 20 the lst, and from Mexico 10 the Goth
The papers give little news Of interest but private
following items; -
In Oaxnca Gen. Bazaine has been defeated three
several Times. with heavy loss
On one occasion he suddenly found himself almost
surrounded by masked batteries, which, opening on ms
army did fearful execution.
Gen Porfro DaS has 1900 men and one hundred
ncees of arlery AID bs force Ia constantly iDcreas-
ing, small squads arriving continually.
There were many reports circulating jn Vera Cruz
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The HARHoR ALMOST IcE-BoUND.-

THE HARHOR ALMOST lCE-BoUND-fo or seVerai
days past the barbor Of Ncwfork has presented DECIDEDLY
figi appearance the cea ne extending slro's 81 III"
body from tho mouth Of North River 10 the NILS IN"
p,rro straits bstw.en Now Jersey md staten Island "he
the Long nd shore has also been thirky ktted ~ith ne
cy 6eld I'm both tho Eat aud North Riyes more especially
latter the ferry boats have made their trips with great
duieulty; hut may hops for contnnaner OF the mid
weather. Of Yesterday which will serve ~ ciosi our stes
OF tbefe 5Ti, lie obstTyctione
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Latest.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, Feb. A.
The pews received to-day from America, per steamship
China indicating continued war in the United States
has impaired a decided improvement to the cotton
market and rather unfayorably affected United States
securities. The Rebel loan is reported unchanged
QUEENSTOWN Sunday. Feb. 5.-Rumbod. the de-
PENDANT in the pirne Rappabannock case, has been
acquiitcd on all the counts.
Cardinal wiscman is reported to be rapidly sinking
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HpaiD.

The Madrid EpOca of the ID inst. says: III
wonld appear from tho official reports OF Admiral
Parcja that there is a probability Of III Peruvian dl-
Guilty being settled peacefully. but the riRaIo Wumanca
viii nevertheless sail 10 morrow, Us The GoYefhmcnt
wishes to maintain respectable force in the Pacific