The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1863, Page 5

As it sets out by promising us a more ‘orous and energetic prosecution of the war, care but little for the absurdities with which is coupléd. By the time May arrives it will out of the power of the party to do the intry much further mischief. New York Press anp THE AvTHORI- ashington seem to have no regard what- for the New York press, judging from the it that the news of Burnside’s resignation and Boker ’s appointment was first communicated i re Washington Intelligencer—the only jour- 4 entirely supported. by government pap-— 1 aext to the Wall street speculators, before ‘was allowed to be sent to the New York But if the authorities have no regard he press, the press reciprocates the com- Mhuent. WIERESTING FECH KEY WEST. RIVAL OF THE MARY A, BOARDMAN, apture of the iAgglo-Redel Steamer Antonina Off Mobile, ; saploit of the Tahoma at Tampa Bay, &., de. tates transport Mary A. Boardman, Wm. ie master, with the Cuited States mails and ove han- 11 tons pig iron, consigned to United States Quarter- ‘fler, arrived wt this Hort last night. Shy has on board Cooryse 0 Sergowt Pych, Company G, Thirty-first it) Fegimyat. am care of Lieutenant Thomas the ful owing paswengers:— is 0. Futer 3 Magsach isetts. ©. Donkin, 162) New York min vvous. 14th Maine. feut. Gcorge Webster, Lish Maine. seut. Curcy W. Howeand servant, 116th New York Hetatert surgeott) udrow ¥. Newmen, furrior, First Maine battery. pave clon (iiseharyed from), Co, E, 9th Cone. yahow f. Garvie. Mary A Boardnvan left New Orleans oh the 14th ff into hey West on (he 17th for coal. she {Roy Wont ou the oth. he vessels at Key West were the flagship, the St. Law. | ice tu, sloop ot-war Dale, steamer Huntsville, ¢ Magnolia, steamer Ruin, United States trans (propolions) Murrimac, coaling. She put into Key it with three of her largest propellers broken. She [is expected to leave for New York on the 20th. so ur Key West Corresponden: Kav West, Jan. 15. 1963, Lyrva of the United Stater Steamer Tahoma with the Me- ains @ « Prize Arrival of the Steam Transport Merri- hac and the Unied Stutes Steamer San’ Jainto—Cim- andr: J. C, Welliimson, United Staler Navyv—The ema and Her Recent Exploits in Tampa Bay—She yoie the Smacks Duteand Heperiment, éc. \tod is sii Dowltig a gale from the southeast, + the weathers warth and upsersonable. ‘This morn- the (ulted States steam gunboat Taboma, Lientenant fnmander A. A. Semmes, arrived from Tampa, bringing yew the rotnsms of the cmack Silas Henry, which the fels attempted to rum the blockade with at Tampa, and led with cottew, In their attempé they run her ore, and after working all night to get ber of without ‘hess, set her on fire to prevent ber, with her cargo, bh aud proveede: to the spot and despatched hor boats [ondeavor to subdue the flames that: were fast oonsum- ¢the veesel. Through the exertions of Acting Ensigus Prison and Hamlin and the boat's crew the fire was Nivguished, and at least forty-five of the Ofty bales of ton which eom*cesed her cargo were saved in fine ter, Full particulurs of this and other recent exploits ‘the Yahoma wil bo found in another part of this ter. Next on the list comos the United States steam trans. +t Merrimac, from New (rleans, with dates to the 10th t. She will take in five bundred tons of coal, and wilt ‘detained at least a week. She has lost some of the lages of ber propeller, acd mskes slow progress im con- uence. Last, but not least, arrtved the United States im frigate san Jacinto, Commander Rockendortf, last }m St. Thomas, She comes for sapplies, and will, Tun frscand, be temporarily attached to the Eastern Gulf ting squadron. Sho brings Bo information of the bara t strikes me as very singular that eee c fiinmnson. an old offic’ r of the navy, should be retained F command of an old broken down propcller—the Pen- uot less than four hundred tons barthen, when acting stors in the kame sta fron arc commanding fur supe- Commander Williamson has been through igh and tumb.c of this war—first as First Licu Lent of the steam elowp-of-war Brooklyn, with Captain >w Admiral) Farragut, next in command of the steamer yandot off l’ensaco.a, after the death of Captain Rer- and then in the brig Perry on the Potomac; and, or ali this servic ts put inthe old Penguin, after’ the mu Of Acting Lievtenant Budd, and retained there, en, #6 | said before, acting masters who have not been months in tae service aro commanding fur finer sols. This is great injustice, to say the loast of It. The feliowing extract trom a letter from an officer on il the tahoma, received by your correspondent this wening. will bo found very interesting, detailing as it all the oxplotts of the Taloma from the time sho loft rein December unt ber arrival back this morning ye isa leeky little craft, and the cotton sho brings in Ss MOrMNK Is Worth at feast thirteen thousand five pdred dollars. a place about Ustren State: Guxnoat Tanow,, Trmys ay, Jan, 10, 1863, yur next trip was to enty aniies frum bere, tained a bountiful pply of very {ino orange: accomplishing the ‘oot of the expedition, whch was to capture or destroy #loop bale, reported to be concealed up one of the s ia the neighborhood, and which was eMwoted in e followin manner —The Cited States schooner Beau yard war corde ed by Commander Howell to proceed up = far nw posible, nd there cover the busts with by a party of gneritias, As her position the b ute were oved eit in the following oriee:—The Tahoma's Inunch, ith » temy twelve pounder boat howitzer, vg oie om. 4, 01K, in Rumbor, rat fF cover of the | whieh remaieed within sy range of the landing and as 1 had orders “not to ave the davneh,”” I was compelled ty look on (rom this at & see the fun, Well, 1 liad not long to wait, for very Vor Ubedanding was e fected we had the gratification wocing Qe object of our sollaitade in a sheet of fame, being dvemed by Comna der Howell impracticable to Meanyt to got her ot Ard now, whon alt had obtained as they could well carry, we all returned ly satisfied with the success of the un- Soop after our retura anothor expedition was organs led, under the command ting Ensign Harrison, of ¢ river, for the par. troying. the schooner Experiment, owned fome prerecns in Tampa. after come little unne comaary y snoeerded tn biruing her right u . We of the pives, and who aujoyed the pri lege of Woking o, wit the power of preventing it revenaneking the atte: It is, F think, worthy of zh our mea went there with the in ylug abel provorty. they nevertticlens ng vielnies to ab, sonal Considered “eomtexbend. occured alter thie—ox- of the United? states» toot Commander a, jor Howell — 1 not} imports immediately ho tthe abip wit bear the uruing enamel, Our boos w i away to @x- nun tao ames atl xe imuch of the burning roperty aa possible. ile juarty in the beste were cade ty Acting Fnriene tiarrisoo audpllomiin, vo hea te meee cxnant be given for ' the oe with which they, tovether with f the vessel, although om y wrapped tit fan! tom n, and after sob heed labor marly all of the vettor thun wae expected Hoekady some weeks before, while the bark lure nas kore sone. She ytorey Wo be thé Silva Henry, for nerly of Mystic, Conncetiout, and was captored last spring by the Cuntuderate 6 steamer Soottigh Chiet ing me The care shat there are several more waiting for ® convenient op. raplty. ‘The two officers above reforred to—Acting Fnsigns Harrieco and Hamlin—were, tt will be recollectea, en d ntly cut out the steamer y inet f- i3 Hamiin was acted as pilut on the I bope. if any more attempt the same game they may | nd the Tahoma on the alert, for wo are very well aware | NEW YORK HEKALD, deen im with the idea Captain Cate, of the bark Pursuit, the veas:! to whieh Vonss og vas attached vt the time, fated to muke @ Proper report of tbat officer's conduct, for no notice was taken of Dat its time by the Lavi Department, aod ly was not made an ensign even until was created by a late act of Congress. Key Wesr, Jan, 18, 1863. Arrival of the Army Transpor's Boardman, Honduras and Allany—Arrival of the Cuiled States Steamers Huntsville end Circasnan—Capture of the Anglo-R-bel Steamer An- tonina, off Mobile, by the United States Steamer Pocahon- tas—The Emancipation Proclamatum and the People of Key West—Lis Manifest Injustic-—Sarling of the Uniud Sta‘es Steamers Sagamore and Tahoma, éc. ‘The army transport steamers Mary A. Boardman, Hon- duras and Albany arrived yesterday from New Orleans and are now coaling. ‘The Honduras is en route for Port Reyal, the others for New York. Last evening the United States naval supply steamer Circassian, Actimg Vetuntecr Lieutenant Eaton commanding, arrived from the Gul! on her way North, and this morning the United States steamer Huntsville, Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Rogers commanding, arrived from Havana, bringing the mails frem New York to the 10th instans. By the Circassian we learn of the recent capture of the Anglo.rebel steamer Antonina by the United States @teamer Pocahontas, off Mobile, She was last from Nas- nau, loaded with powder, and attemptet to run inte Mo. bile, but Was secn, chased and finally captured, after hay ing been.rup a Jong distance, Her crew compelica the eaptain4o surrender, being fearful that ¢f struck by @ Shel} from the Porahontas thoy would all be “blown up, She is expected here in a day or.two for coal, om her way to" ‘Now’ York for adjudication, “By. the mai! this morning’ the Emancipation -proclama- tion of the President has beon received, whereby all the Slaves in Florida have been declared free, Koy West in not excepted, although it ever has been under the control of the United States, and overv oitizen on the island has tvken the oath of ailegiance. New Or- Jeans and Norfolk are to remain as if the proclamation bad never been issued, yet Key West is placed on the footing of acity in rebe‘lion. It cost the United States millions oO: money ard many lives to recover the two for- mer cities, and they are now held by military power alone. Yet their citizens ate socured in their its as if thoy had been always loyal Key West is now ander civil au thority, and wba + Sal Ks citizens are disloyal at heart we know not, they Rot show it openly, and having taken the oath, they ae as fully entitied to be considered as those of Norfolk and New Orleans. Yet thoir proverty has been all swept from them. Ican mention the names of persons who Rave boon as loyal as any of Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet, who are to-day fifty thousand dol lars poorer than hefare the proclamation was issued, and kome hive los: every cent they poasersed in the world as S roward for their loyalty. | We. still | hope & that it bas been an oversight on the part the President, it wilh be brought to “nie notice that Key West is, and always has been, under the control of the government of the United states, and that overy citizen in the place has taken the oath of allegiance. Iam fully ¢@ nvinced that the effect of the proclamation of the Prast- dent, s0 far as Key West is corcersed, will be anything but beneficial. Although no one wiil show it openly, there will be a fecling of batred tor the government created «n the pert of tho population, when, if thetr rights under the constitntion had been’ respected, they would have remained joyal ia all respects, Ts it reasona- ble that the man who bas been deprived by his govern: ‘Ment of all his poagessions for 1.0 crimo should be friendly to the g-vernment who this dispessesson him’ Can the gov Toment expect to muke friends by proctamations of this description? answer must be, no.* On the _contfar; existed There are some ball dozen ou the island who own no slaves, and vory Mite, if any, of other property, who are in favoriol! the course by the governinent, They. are’ men who have always been very unpopular in this commu- beh hence thoir joy at sect g the property of men by hom they are despised teken rem them. Jt is not through any foe they bear Che nin that they desiro to neo bim free; but. only to gratify. ir personal revenge. ‘Wf they bad owned slates the pecrepat | have been diffe- rent, None would bave been so otamorous as they that thoir property should bo recured to them, and pore would bots free. an he was Koy West and elsewhere that because they are oe if-they try that en, om. ‘The United States steamer Sagamore, Lieut. mander Earl English, ssilod last evening for ine at const, and the United States picposet, Tahoma. Commander A, A. Semmes, will loave this orecieg hi toe mpa. The ship Wizard King arrived yesterday from Ae and to load army stores, The wind Is still blow- oe the north east, and the weather remains cool and delight! ul. THE NAVY. The Departure of Admiral Pauiding for Washington. Rear Admiral Paulding, the commandant of the Now York naval atgtion, left this city om Monday for the national capital, on business connected with the service. Captain Radford, commander at this station, will be executive officer daring his absence. Admiral Paulding will communicate to the authorities the progress made in those naval vessels now being constructed under the auspices of the Navy Department. Important Courts Martial. In compliance with orders from Secretary Welles 8 naval Genera! Court Martial convened at the Charlestown (Mass) Navy Yard on Friday last, for the tria! of certain commissioned «Moers of the United States steam gunboat Western World, which recentiy arrived at that port. Second Assistant Engineer Charles H. Cheesboro is at present undergoing examination. Some sailors of the ves- se! are also to be put on trial. The offiders of the Coart are— President—Rear Admiral Breose Membars—Commander Engle, Acting Rear Admiral Lara. ner, Commodore Glenn, Captains Pope, Craven and Green. ‘the ship's cook ot the North Carolina was yestorday turned over to the civil authorities of New York for two years’ imprisonment, a naval general court martial hay- ing found bim guilty of an assault on bis commanding officer, A squad of marines and two deputy sherifis con- ducted him to the Tombs, Rumored Loss of the Steam Gunbeat Winon: Wrowa, 4, sorew steam gunboat, built for the regu- lar navy, is reported lost. the gloomiest feelings pervad- ed naval circles in this vicinity yesterday, when the con- tents of the New Orleans d>spatch, announcing the sad tidings, became known, The recent brilliant engagements participated in by that vessel, and the plucky character of her commandor, made her #0 well known that her loss will bo very deeply deplored, The Winona was one of the twenty three steam guabonts built for the navy when the war broke out. She was constructed by C. and R. Poillun, at the foot of Bridge street, Brooklyn, having been launched on September 14,1861. She was 166 fet Jong, 25 1eet beam, 12feet deep, and 666 wns burtnen On ber trial trip to Sandy Hook she made twelve knots an hour with thirty pounds of steam, which waa the fastest time then made by craft of ber class. The Allaire Works built her machinery. Her term of service on the block. ade had nearly expired. She arrived at New Orieans om December 7, from Pensacola, and after remaining there a few hours started for a cruise in the river, accompanied Dy the steam guoboat Itarca, which broke down, and was = back by the Winona, The Kineo, Katahdin, and the iron clad Fasex then joined her, and the ‘fleet proceeded aa far as Donaldsunville, She passed Piaque- mine avd Baton Rouge, and anchored within six miles of Port Hudson. On Sunday morning, the 14th of December, 1962, the Winona was fired uj ipon by a bat not five hundred yards from the bank, “whieh consisted of six guns. Mr. Vincent, master’s mate, was ed in the soangement which onawed. deck and hull were pierced with and ahell, one shot went throagh the mainmast, the Fs maiuatays ware cut In and through, and one ri the ship near the wardroom. For forty the brave little craft stand this best abe could. flag was cae, whiel Winona had surrendered. together, backed down repaired at Donaldsony)! in whieh he is reported to have been sunk, eo cer tainly could pot stand much firing after what she had already received. Her officers are :— Lact nant Commanding —A W. Weaver, First Livutenant anc Brecw!ive Officer—W. 8, Sebiey. Acting Moster—Chvar lew Haliott Acting Pirst Surgeon—Arthur Matthewsoa. Acing Acidant Maymester noel F. Train, Eninerre—secoud Assistant, Joho Purdy; Third Asmin- tants, fdward S. Gay, Robert |, Wamaling, James W. Milestead. Acting Master's Matee—¥. HW. Boers, HD. Burdew, Al. fred Stai, Meater's Mate ( tates steamer De S« n ited to the yk of Acting Epsigh, acl ordered to the Uuited States irom-olad steamer Nantucket Arrivals and Departures. ANHIVALS. New Onuran—Siramer Mary A Roscdman—Liouts BF A Webster, Fourwenth Maine: Lorat Fuller De 1 New York; Lieut Thus Wor AP Newman, Firat Maine tattery, SJ TO AmIVR. Bion Miss T C Tay! * Thomas Novier Pri Kreiboast BY Ka J Oriunbanmand Naw Onirans—Steamss'p i k ten Court Ca cmdias— This De int, 1179, 1293, 1207 1267, 1200 —New Sermon Court—Ciecr vart 1 1186, 1180, 1108, 1195, Tor, 19, 1411; 1215, 1219, ZA, 128, We 4 Lo ourbed for the tern, a im” iui, Mart 4. 10m, | oe Mord y, 1 ST, OBR, OT, Shy, 508, 416T 1aa* wee b Teowce Keser (0 Ale) ame |). Query, IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST COAS? Jong aftor that rank’ Acapulco Bombarded by the French Fleet. The Town Abandoned by the » Mexicans. The Guns of the Fort Spiked by the French Sailors, &e.. ao, ae. San Francisco, Jan, 26, 1863. ‘The steamer Sonora, from Panama, arrived to-day. She reports that four French war vessels bombarded Acapuico for three days, commencing on the 16th. The fire was returned from the fort, doing some damage. ‘The people abandoned the town, but thirteen Mexicans wore killed. The fort was finally silenced, when one hundred sattors landed and eptked the guns, The fleet then le't. Acaputco is a seaport town of Morice, State of Guer- rero, on the Pacific, 185 miles south-south weat of Mexico, latitude 16 60 north, longitude 99 48 west. The harbor is nearly landlocked, and is one of the best and mort exton- sive inthe world. The town ts dll built and very’ un. bealthy. It formerly ongrossed tho whole trade between the Spauish dominions fm America and those in the East, ‘aud was long famous for boing the resort of the celebrated Manilla galloons. Under the republic its trade greatly dectined till the discovery of the California gold mines, since which it has become the most important port in Mexico, and the privolpal point for the embarkation of passengers betwoou the Atlantic and Pacific ports of the United States. Of tho 256,602 tons of shipping which entered Mexico in 1862-3 131,380 were entered at Aca- prlco, and of the 219 steamers arrived 146 entered at this port, Tho total namber of pasacugers which arrived in Mexico was 43,816, of which 31,242 landed at Aca pulco, and of the 40,153 which left 28,540 embarked at the same port. Near the town stands the castle and fort of San Diego, capable of mounting sixty guns. Popula- tion 5,000. MAILS FOR EUROPE. The Union Victories in Arkausae—Maps Scene of Operations and Fort or Gen a 1 Hooker in Command ofthe Army ef the Petomac—Late and Important Nows from Mexico, &ec., do. The Cunard mail steamship China, Captain Cook, will leave this port to-morrow for Liverpool. ‘The mails for Kurope will close at half past aipe o'clock to-morrow morning. The New Yonx Hwnatp—Fdition for the Pacific—will bo ready at balf-past eight o'clock, and will contain an account of the Capture of 8t. Charles, Dos Arc and Du- val's Bluff, on the White river, Arkansas, by the Union Forces, with Maps of the Scene of Operations and Fert Hindman. Full particulars of the Capture of Arkansas Post, (rom @ Special War Correspondent, Tho Resignation of General Burnside as Chief of the Army of the Potomac, and the Appointment of Goneral Hooker in his place. * Interesting Intelligence trom the Union and Rebel Ar. Toles throughout the coumtry; Late and Important News from Mexico, Cubs, &c., and all the pews of the past week of an important uatere. 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Mepets to Mins Moxy xe HApLaY, all of thie chy. Lente! ia Brooklyn, by Friends’ ceremony oo Thursday, December 14, Hexky Bromum, of Rueset! ville, Pes +0 Hansa Mama Pron, of Brooklyn, bb No cards. Dav —Watt.—Ow Sunday, January 25, by the Rev Trius ‘onlin, Mr. THOMAR Daw to Mise Mare A Wasi Mor o ‘No cards, wT AL Ube Chareh of 1 jntooe Holy W. by the Pew Jokes D bem tecteort, Ko earvg, a | | twolver Kwvrnavson—Srixas, —Ov Sunday, a Pah 25, in the Pip een oSeti~ 7 woe tyr chommead by the Rey. Aloxador Lend Te Comms Unio p inv der Kayruauson, of Hon ¢, Gormany, to ver, eldest dauckter of BM. Bolan’. Warre—Pixmnwront.—On Thursiay, January 22, at Pierrepont Manor, Jeflerson coucty, by the Rehop of Weatern New York, WiLias bans aire of Livin ton county, and ANNA Mais, daughter of ws Hon Wel lium C. Pierrepont, Birm, Proorox.—On Sunday, January ‘4 son, at her residence. Die —On Sunday, Janay 25, Jona Auge, the danphter of Jobo and Hianorah Ahern. aged 7 ye T months and 3 day: The frends and acanaintances of the apocttuily invited attend the funeral, (hia (Tuesday) afternoon, at twe o'clock, from the 5 woe Of Ler ple 140 Cherry street. Anika —At Flushing, Long Island, on Friday, Janua 23, after @ long iilness, Axronio Anceuis, of Rens, 2, Urs 3. PRocrom of family aro. re Jlis friends are respect ully invited to attend the funerat | Perv ices, xd q Tuesday) morning, at ter ‘ovk, at tha | chapel of Calvary Cometery. Carriages will be an waiting at Hunter's Pout ferry, foot of Thirty-fourth street, until Dine o'closk. Byrnx.—On Monday evening, January 96, James | Josxen Byrxe, son of Hugh and Margaret By roe, aged 18 years, 1L months and 8 days The relatives nad fiona are rospectiu'ly invited to attend the inneral, eadiny aflernoan, at twor lock, for. is, fate. Palricrad Meal a remains will betakeu to Lleventh atecot burial ground for intermen!. Bangerr.—On Sonday, January 25, Anomew Warnerr. native of county Mayo, lrelaud, in the 6Yth your of Rie ago. ms ‘his soul reat in penco ‘The friends und Acquamtances of the famiiy are re~ spectfally ‘invited to atlend the funeral. tren bis mie residence, No, 182 Jobnson street, Brooklyn, this (Tucs- day) afternoon, at two o'clock, Mayo (trelend: papers please copy. Bocerar.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, January 26, Pro- Renee May, only daughter of Jobn and Sarah H Buel ‘kley, aged 13 months and i7 days. ‘The relatives aud friends of tho family are respectfully invited to atuane the funeral, at the residevce of her parents, No. 416 Myrtle avenue, this (tuesday) afternoon, at haif-past Brrumr.--On Monday, January 26, Fawny, the beloved daughter of Hester and ‘the ine Patrick Butler, of dip. theria, ugod 4 years aud 9 tenths, The friends of the family, also ber unciea, Daniel, Michaei, Thelan and Michael’ Nolan, we respectfully n- vitod to attend the fnoral, this (/uesday ) afternoon, at half past twelveo'clock, from the residence of hor mother, 126th street. Harlem, ono door east of Fourth avenue Brarx.—At tho parronage, Little Neck, Flushing, 1. 1., on Satui jant: igen Mario Gnosvevon, daughter of the Rev: tue remivennaa fs peony are respectfully invited to at. tend tay) funeral, ‘rom Zion church, Tiitio Neck, this Eg A ‘)merning, at oleven o'clock. Cars to Flushing we Huntor’s Point on. the arrival of the nine o'clock boats from James slip and Thirty fourth street ferries, Conveyances will be ia attendance at the Flushiny depot Comrron.—Oa Saturday, January 24, Joun Comrron, aged 67 years. ‘The relatives and friends ef tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two efolock, from the residence of his brother-in-iaw, Augustus Laing, Rahway, N. J. Cars toave toot of Cort! landt stroot at twelve o'clock. Coxry.—On Monday, January 26, Mancamer, only a of Joha and Jano Cu aged 4 yoar, 7 months and 30 days, The friends of tho family are respeotfully imvited to at- tond the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 3 ‘Trinity Place, corner of Codar streot, on Wednesday aftor- ‘noon, at hulf-paxt one o'clock. The remains will be in- terred in Calvar: Cemetery. Canciorran:—Ga Munday morting, January 26, of water on the brain, Wiutiam C,, only son ef Thomos H. B. and Caroline M. Cacpenter, aced 11 months and i days. ‘The funeral will take place on Wednesday a'tornooa, at | ‘one o'clock, de) No. 42 fre rhe Si treo. Coton bar?) mh gees gated A ‘2. Manta, the boloved wife of Chriatophor Connolly, aged 31 years, ‘The triends of the family and thoae of Michael Hughes, and’ brother-in law, Williaa Gallaghee; are invited t attend the faveral. this (Tue-day) after- Noon, at twa o'clock, from her late r 8 Second avonuc, betwoen Thirty -third and Thirty fourth Blieets, to | ? Cemetery. Couatax.—On Sunday , January 26, aviv Corxman, 800 Of Michael and Hooora Coleman, in bls 26th year. Tho friends and relatives of the family, and thono of his brother Michael, and brother-in-law, Danio! Ahvarn, are renpectfully invited to attond the fnteral, from the ‘resi- dence of bis pareots, 186 Lewis street, this (Tuesday) sfternoon xe G88 Selock. x. — to , on Sunday morning, January 25, at the reatdence of Henry Cox, Amity street, Jomx Cox. aged 70 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attond the funeral, from Christ church, Clinton, cornor Harrison streot, on Wednesday vie at two 0’ elock Dury.—On Monday, January 26, Carawuixe Dovey, uughter of M. Duffy, @ ative of Ireland, county of Roscommon. in the 18th yoar of her age ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully mvited to at- tend the funoral, at the residence, corner of Raymond street and De Knib ayvonue, Brooktyu, on Wednesday after. ‘noon , at two o'clock. Dxxitam.—On Monday, January 26, of membrancous croup, AMEIdA, child of sou and Jane Den- hum? aged 9 yours, 2 months and 4 ‘Tho relatives and friends of the ‘ay are rae invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 77 Chariton street, on Wednesday a(tornoon, at ‘one o'clock precisely sa —At his residence, in Rye, Westchester wears 2 N.Y., on Sunday, January 25, Tua FULLER, aged 68 years! The relatives and (riends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funerat, from the Presbyterian chureb, Port Chester, thit (Tuesday) afternoon, at bull past one o'clock. Cars leave the cornet of Twonty seventh Street and Fourth avenue at a quartet past twelve P. M returning, leave Port Chester at four o'clock. Finx.—On Saturday, January 24, Carnemne, relict of | Arnest Fink, in the 76th your of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the faintly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afteracon, at half past threo o'clock, trom the residences of her sous in-law, 8. M (ardiner, No. TL Second avenue. The re mains will be interred In the Marble Conmeicry, second | stroet. | Gumsom.—On Monday. January 26, of consumption Giesow, son of John aad Catharine Gleeson, of Knocktaraha, parish of White Charch, county Waterford, Ireland, aged 35 years. ‘The remains will be taken from his late residence, No. 18414 Eldridge street, on Wednesday, to the Church of the | Nativity, Second aveane, where a kolemn requiem mass will be offered up for the repose of bis soul, at half past nine o'clock, aud from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, af baif-past one o'clock. | Gartamp.—Oo Sunday, January 26, after a long ilineas, | Eucen, wife of Bryan Cariand, native of the parish of | Tralee, county Kerry, Ireland, in the 50th yoar of ber | “ithe relatives and frienda of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this two o'clock, (rom her sister's residence, corner of Second avenue and Forty-secoud street, one door from the | corner. Hexen anne, —On Mooday, January 26, Axrowta M. Hee- waxpes, con of A, M. and Lizgie Hernandez, aged 5 months and 2 woeks, Wesp not for him who Ard early has goue His Maker he goes u ad ‘HMiexey,—On suoday, Ji ‘2, of phthimic pulsations, Lawnexcn Hickey, a bative of Enrily, county Tipporary, Ireland, in the 64th year of his age. ‘The irieuds of the family are requested to attend the foneral, to piven ony. os (Tuesday) afternoon, at two O’ckek, from his late residence, No. 21254 Division | atroct. Lowell (bass) Advertiser please cop: Hocas —In Brocktyn, om Saturday. neraieg, January 4 Mr. Epvanp Hee the ‘The rolatves and wavited to sttend the funeral, this two o'clock, from his late street and Nostrand ay enue, without further perio. Howant—Iin Brooklyn, ou Sunday morning, Januas 26, Mra. Sinan Howaxn, wife of Mr. James Howard, need 67 yoars,(1 months and 1 The frimds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ber late reavience, No. 162 Hud- sen avonie, corner of High strest, this (Tuesday) after noon, at taif.past two o'olock. London ind 1! iverpool papers please copy Lewrr.—On Sunday night, naa ‘2, at his residence in Grand A@reet, pear Williamsburg, Eowany © Teerrr, inthe 76th your of hiss The fimeral ser) ices will be performed on Wednesday afternoos, at half past ope o'clock, ‘at tha Gothic Metho dit church, Grand street. The friends of the “deceasedand family are invited to attend. | Jewe-On Sunday eveoing. January 25, Gronoe F, | youpges son of George F. and Martha June, aged 1 year | and 4 centhe The mlatives and friends of the famity are respectfully Invited bo attend the funeral, this (Tuesday ) afternoon, at one o’cbek, from the residence of pereaty, 143 Ham — mond greet Jam. 4m Paty ah | Fp Janoary WA, Avamer §. Jama mage OA yer 4 3 monthn. The wlatives aud ‘rends of the family are renpecttelly, inviter to atten! (he funeral, from the residence of broue 170 Weet Thirty-seventh street, this Tussday, at wok Kam On Sorday, Jaoary 2 after a short Uinew Writam Kran scot 98 years | ggTle relatives and (riewds of the family are respectfully Tita to attend (he funeral, this (luesday) morning. 9 half jaet ten o clock, from bis Inte residence, No. 25 Past ‘Tweith street Lotres —\t Sew Bedford,on Tharetay Jame M. Lownes, ged 40 years, of the Lown Jiteremsine #)\l aerive by the Fall River boat (pter 5 January 22, Alea N. L), thie (Toesday) morning, aod be conveyed to Greawood at eleven ekwk. Friends are invited. Car riage in wait . Lit—Un sunday, January 25, of m lingering con songtin, W wn Lak, aged 33 years, a native of (ne cuyot al Hie numerous friends tn this city ond to Faltinote Aveuly regret his early dew ‘Tie funeral wil Lake place from bie late residence, 227 reet on Wedoeaday afternoon oo ard AcquNINtAnees are respecttyily jnvitet His recoaiba will be interred i plense onpy in Wednesday, Jenaary 14, near Mortrece ved at the battle of Murfreos Hewey Lanayen, & New York, cof the Twenty second Hlitots iniantey, in fhm age. hun aod Hallimore vapers please copy ma Sunday evoutog, January 25, Merrie dangh and M. Auguata Lee, aged 7 ‘youre, 6 tonthe 0 08 the Sith your Phi the (amy ore reapeetttly wvited oa Matisnn rtreat tht Ler hae Tuesday) afternoon, at | 4, TUKSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1863. 5 Se ae ee ae rae Sener color oerea reer Sr te an tins ay Prva mily 8on of Theadore 8. and Lonise Lit- MISCKLLAN MOUS. od 1 or, 1 arsth and 7 days, our “WHITE'S PATENT LEV The Foiativos hd frie ur w* the family are respectfully Dg poh i Aitereat invited to attoud tho f ue.al, frou the resud ence from all others. ti on and camp) wrrantad v0 parents, 18 South Ninth street, Brooklyn, EB. t , | Please examine. Pamphiecs free. Wednesday afternoon, a! two o alock u Mohiw,—On Mouday, January 26, Romer McK, 10 months and 11 days, youngest son of James and wet geret Medim a trends and a quaiuta.ces of the fuunily are ully tivited funeral, this day (Grueniny) ‘exidence of his parents, mo annuary 25, James Mee Your, 3 my ple and 24 days. eretat ves aud friecds of the fumily are respectfully imvited to attend the funeral, thie (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, (rom fits late residence, No, 277 Elizabeth street, California papery ‘please copy Miven —Suddeniy, m this clty,on Sanday morning, Javuary 25, Hou. ANDREW 1. MickLs, im the O8th year of RECTION . LABEL» AND * KL white and colored, printed im quantities le ult purchasers, at VICTOR E. wat "8, 115 Chambere street THEM. | Beventy-aecond Bi aration (ILO WN rock: wold! I foal aatished. If generat adapted "at the yegleeplene wirbin of the weary saldier oes averted vor a neut Now Leating their g seam tae einen ase cil eolialad of thels goed clea ty Mibaaa, fons of the. those distreasing affe Sirol ar ialng fromm and exposure. They now dh ou vik and at the pungoomiepmoening. call” Bald erersahers, 25 per box. NDENT SEC “oxD AND VIFTH SECOND btm age. Jie relatives and frieuts and tho-eof the family are | eHfully invited to ationd the funeral, from his late Weres. wt Tay Lawn, Flishing, LI, om Wednesday | ng, at eleven o'eck, without further notice. Cars Juaues sip aid Lmiky fourth street ferries, Now at nine ofclocl, Vlusiiog om the-arrival a: the ine o'ciwck train, MoFarcaxm.—In San Francisco, California, on Tuesday, December 23, Tuomay Mor ARLArD, Inve of New York, aged j, 46 years. MoNatsy.—On Mouday, Janvary 26. Mary Joserany, aaty child of Wittlam aud Rolinda Mowally, aged 2 your T mouth and 5 days. burther notice will be given of the funeral, Noncroies. —In Newark, von Saturday, Jan vary 24, after a long and protra: ae Winsaae 0, Nokeross, aged 66 yeura, 4 months and 11 da; “The remains will be eniveyed to Manson Maxcuchusetts, for intormont, Wavuae.--At Stam‘ord, Conn. , 0m y, January 25, Many Rx eeca, dauxttor of Joba K. aud Mary Ks Oakloy, aged 17 yours, 3 monthe ani 19 daya. ‘fhe remains wit! be interred im the Cemetery of thé Evergreeua, Long Island, thie (Tuesday) afternoon. Car riages witl bo in walling at Filton ferry, Brookiyn, at twe-olock, to-convey the relatives wud’ friends to thi i Drookiyn, on Monday, January 20; Ma. ora) Gare, ved wife of Wiiliain and Margayet Joh The relatives and. fricu n, and daughter of a of the famiiy ure invited to atteud the tun on. Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from 201 Hiowm street, thence to St. Peter's church, corner of Hicks jan!! Warren streets, Brooklyn ‘The romans will be: tartepred’ in the Cemotury of the Hoy roH8, Parrensos.—At Hoboken, N.J., on Sunday, Jaguary 25, Rien Lovma, daughter of Joti M. and Mary L, Pat Versun, aged 2 yours, O.anouthe and 9 days The relatives und friends of the family are respectfullyr invited to attond the funeral, this (‘Tucsday) afternoon , at two o'clock, from the resideach of her parents, 103 Bloomflel! street, Hoboken, Vutrars.—-1n Brooklyn, on Monday, January 26, about seven o'clvek A. M., Miouant Putiirs, a native of the county of Longford, Ireland. The friends and relatives are respect! ully invited to at- tend the funeral, from tho rosidenco ot his aunt, Mrs. Farrell, formeriy Mra. Mulvihill, vorner of Columbia and Harrison structs, South Brooklyn, ghis (Tuesday ), after. Bou, at two o'clock, IicHuaxneon —On Monday evening, January 26, of com- Reation of the brain, Jomrnt Kast, only son of Charles U0. aud Martha Richardson, aged 1 year, 1 month aud 20 duys. Notice of tuverai to4norrow Ryax,—Oa Saturday, January 24, Jaxus Ryan, aged 24 ears, yeThe fiends of t family and Pollce of Second ward, And members and ex-menibers of Clinton Engine Company 41, are reapectiully invited to attend the funeral, from his Inte residence, BT Lewis atreet, this (Tucaday) after noon at txe o'clock, His remains will bo interred in Calvary Comotry January 25, Mary Sctiivay, AB Lat mow pe yon : Prepare for death: ant follow me. May her suul rext in peaco. Tho relatives and friends of the family are reapect(ully invited to attend the funeral, from tho residence of her brother-in-law, John Lattimore, 3 Moutgomory atreot, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Hor romain’ will be faken to Calvary Comotory. Syaney.—On Sunday morning, Janvary 2, Sanam Euizametu, only daughter of Benyamin RK. and Mary k. Sno. den, aged 7 years, T monthe oma 26 day ‘e the relatives aud (riends of the family are respectfully invited to a:toud the funeral, from the revidence of har Dareuts, corner of Meserole and Orchard streets, Greew point, Brooklyn, E.D., this (Tuesday) afternoon, wt one ° ‘clock. ‘Teaave.—On Monday, Janwmry 26, Tearyee Teac, 43 years. ithe (riends and Acquaintances are respectiully invited ‘tend the funeral, from hin tate ros iat street, on Weduesday afternoon, at tw Timmass.—A@x4 Gemreevz, of dy pieria daughter of babar ad 3 fie) Mary Ann Tiomano, aged & years, 7 "fhe (renee of ths family aro invited to attend the funeral, from ber father's hovsa, Manhattaoyilie, on ‘Tuvnday morning, at ton o'clock. Legg meg Ae january 25, Wiiuiam “route ‘est son of James and Thompson, aged 1 year, moths and-2 days. The (eiouds of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, from bia grandfather's residence, No. 24 Com- merce street, this Chuesday) afternoon, at two o'cloc TucKen.—in EL , Gronoe H TocKie uM. es jn tho bog The rolatives an’ floods of the: family are respectfully Anvitod to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, Wm. Tucker, No. $2 Macdougal atreet, tae (Tues day) atternooe, at two o'clock, without Curtin javitm Teourron —Killed, at Fredericksburg, ou Saturday, Decomber 13, Tuowas Kow ann Thomrson, onky soa of Mew Margaret Thompaon, in tho 24(h year of ‘in Vaenianp.—At Statoa Island, on Saturday, January 24, AMY Apatine, only daugntor of Iaraot and Mary Vree: land, of diptheria, aged 1 year and 6 months ily are reapoot! ull invked oattend the funeral, from the house of her gran: father, Vreeland, on YY afternoon, at one thout further invitation, m, on Monday fe of Frauktia Woodrall, January 2%, wm the 30th year of hor age The rolatives and frievds of the family are invited to attend the fonera!, from 102 Remsen street, « day afternoon. at two o'clock Wodues Yous im Monday, January 26, Paravk Youe. aged 33 years, native of © 'y Longford, parish of Carrie reedmon, Iretand Tho friends of the frinily are respectfully invited to at teod his funeral, {rom bis residence, 268 Kant Fifteenth street, ou Wednesday afternoon, DUISCELLANEOUS, PONSTITUTION vahth are strenguny ad © throw aside welene preparations with which they are amed 10 drug temsalrer. and teat the mM aes “Ost brits and hier sTOM ‘all the compl 4 it hi OF DELICA M xitreKe. " nmises, remark, Cony’ hysteria, Ae. , wh accompany the development of womauhond, It bas no eq) wither ainovg the prescriptions of {he ine iltv of advertised met cines Por tbr many dutreesing tee. ings weich uoher in and often follow painful and dange “change of lire.” pany ahed rHity, and also which sometiqes acon ell the comstitations and tl feenler sex. In all cases of female debility w It of brisk vita! action. te BITTE preduce & most important change relieving and Hinbing the yeners! health Divot. 42s BROADWAY Thee'rical News—Vreah and reliable Show lusmne, here, shere aad every where rtanate Debut Pirw Appzernuee Squibe, Minas it Task © Client Whate, Kverytni Anything tag News lincd Pinay Pedestrian M. Movement of the Arty _—W Letiers from the Army of the haw Ree the CLIP ER—Now read: Price Gents newaseniers geperaliy N, Baitor and Proprievor. 2 Aun wireet For ale every Pan nn Gukk toon nighta in taking the remedy 1 found an wane ' health and strength began to improve 4 | ye ight, and have comparatively to eathine. It ‘of my Atorgan te broke The hy Me Homan RMY AND NAVY OFPICRKR ACCOUNTH AD. 4 aod cashed. Pros ons, Ho ray and Pri Sicnet coftenad. Reakers’ rere eM bee hd we, 2 Park pie, WY MERICAN WATOIE DU AND & J mes Mer tei 7 1 Wall earves Ear w YORK DAILY NEKALD FOR rink ov ws ie PRISTANT DENTIAT WANTED IMMEDIATELY bt Kaw 2 Bias THE NOMTH RASTER wROW NIE oj Paten) Metaice W riper eratare JOM VINE INVERTED PAULA, RNLARGRD ORME, BUBIONS ( Corrlages will be to waiting at | I t two O'elork, hygelau, body | be | local wrakures Himiug horses, sale by GK Broadway, one di naar Canal atiec street PATENT LEVER WATCHES —IN ge BNQLIBE, f acre ai dofiatee’ for mate by GEORG OC. ALLEN, sib liars, for way, one dour below Canal street, formerly 11 Wall Oe bird To THE SOLDIEKS Hee © the Union aud workingmen of the nation, } with nd to battle for hberty | | | ‘upon sone Htrong keabe aud Prpolute Near Kad fodornitanis | nan, Mlovoe ih he great ni the the present and fuure good eed ate acli government Ad equa, bt». atriotl Ireclenttod you farth to ther contiet of butthe’ nnd. free, Ia Hers, i of to th of the fruits of |e edventtonal ad Mespatian of King Dolla Be avi eed of prot white lien, Not wilike yourmclyem, A mverionn citizens whom wy the cireduvatances nfm siave contederacy and ne uorant oe id down ‘Wroddew, powerlexs, poor whlteu sehemrare bait Macllncd by thean cirvumsiancse to believe that aleve drivers, and wilionalces are & superior men, and Vat by Divine right they ad own the bralica aga labors yore ever \o wiitin chal Blessing vuich Hauab Reerie te oF men brother! ends old re and work! wen of the ines’ Park Galtery, No, 24 Broadway Fhotourapis and Ambrotypes taken very tne upon equaliz fog prineph NDIA RUBBER GLOVES CURE WArrED HANDS, Balirheum, aes, then smooth and while, and onnttabie (or all kinds of housework sale by the ae India ftubber Glove Manufacturing Compa Rubber goods of every descrip: tion wholenate and retail, Also India Rubber Jewelry iN NOVELS BY LADY CLARA CAVENDISH THK WOMAN, ov TUF W ORL! RK. THE MEBANE LIMES “norim ‘ORE YM ARCITIONRSS OF MINIVER TUE FALLEN STA PRICK 30 © punt Bacn, fade A, Meek DY, Publiahey BH Ann alewes, Now ARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE f nase of Wa Ae naa Go, by ti On. _ mA hrawn, Jt, WHA BROW a Mian 8 Toneace C MAINGHLAM Piles, Plas the use of LES, ITCHING PL Pipetite oa: se Bnd 4, Biseding tuys, Salt Khevm and wace Of the Bala, by OREM AN Tiching Pttes iv generally preceded Fs manned bs bee guration, prntuemg vers dlsagrevabie and Ts iid orl me Ne ae Helere, ) dragaiete. vINTU tie STRICTURE, STONK IX TH pes Misenres of Doth stare. Md UB anor af ave vo the Fem niveraity of rbfiaselpnia fiath ws Dear Fuurweenth street’ Se oJ MANDRAKE Prt PILLS, A VEGETAMLE SUSBTITURE TOM Gas A A CERTAL FOK Avi, se Ase at OM CURE TRUCTIONS OF Tit! the wonderful peirg Feinvle witnesses, ectous, whic will wake lar medicine poromp! iste to every maya The liver, sappiled, with blood vessels. werves, socvouts, One of ite obvious ween Is W aecree and pre bile It tikewring Alters and puriiog the bioet, he blood, of course becomes + in the true origi Of several rouse dia ov commptaiet malo bony con cone armen. o~ oe Wh liver ts wrpla or pois the blood sit rig, und Wwe vital ‘cueveat ts sot back hy a mortdd vondill through ‘the (ungs, brains cae on, carrying jaund hae aM PcliOns, Obatructivas of the rarely cure ty beat with cangls medi ines, @ basin Of wirkeb ia opium in one form OF amocn dictnes ek up the liver. insiead of relaxteg the niving © usa'to the somech and protutas © hy vaso! bile, Dr Sebench's MONTC SYRUP AND MAN SEAVERD TONtK DRA WE, Ls I positively ¢ nod {to digent the cure born /tommach eas barenlews o% bread. a heir curative propertion that ap dies used im the allot dan yojret to having their names ur mah at nt for thin renova entme of the most relieve Namen ae hereim abowe they re 1 bd s — than ball that one iodividuel bes none & few dows of (he Mandrace Pile. The fommon aymptrine of liver womplalnt are wallow a | coated tengue, comtivemess, ollensire brett heaiarie, Ae Al perwius thus afl ote may be eye eo raz Mandrake Pile ptenees tnownanda af ver Among are the wing. A ‘Poston cerified that the wee for & long time von a8 if semmeeth om caght she be ouch nave were joe ah 4 to De, are be 1 Aad Aumoas ty 8 ehelow. and oat shendened atl how of herreewery, wet acter tha rupuidion of are her bemith Wan ano re 08 ¥ , a: ae 6 RIGHT. * We bommy, at he ont, Rav vanes ory * Mowe fon in Se MOMTH SIRT © re for eirem ahouid a nA bs . TORRDAY, ue, He bene tH , * ayn AND * tor ? Awe dome, MAN. Daakh Pita Am PROPRLIMRS <0 ut ape ‘ synod. Tome Nera oon A SEW WHEEL bereiotore ublalned. the jus fo eeed cam addreee for parte ANOWING Le wi HE MODKIN ARNOL THR COU stat Is ware nner Great Vignom Match A he Winton Wale. Ang OR In NoLEaD The New Disease of Raw op Bagot. And all the Bporting, See WILKES HPT TUO LATER FOR CL AssirICeTion. Fy emg yer, At Aa he 4 _ se ne A ew Ware Masrnea vee "A (es den on enrina at