The New York Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1863, Page 5

{ nwcoaseidnranadeaeaceecrmaealanectiar IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE. Repulse of the Rebel Attack ‘on Fort Donelson. c “The Rebei General Forrest Reported Wounded, dey kee, ae. Carmo, Jan. 4, 1963. ‘Tho Captain of the steamer Bowen, from Fort Donelson, “weportg a brilliant success at Fort Donelson One hattory of four guns was taken by the rebels in ‘an overwhelming charge; but our men galtantly rallied ‘and retook it. ‘Tbe rebel loss is reported at one hundred and thirty-five “killed, Afty wounded and prisoners, ‘The rebel Genoral Forrest ig reported among the vorounded, “ Colonel MoNeil was killed, 7 The number of the rebels is estimated at from three Nasnviiix, Feb. 4, 1863, Stokes’ Tennessee cavalry, and one Kentucky regimont, “dashed upon a camp of rebels at Middletown, fifteen milos “Wwrest of Murfreesboro, om the 2d inst. One rebel was ‘@&xillod and one hundred taken prisoners. , Our cavairy made a sabre charge, took the rebels by ae, captured all t! camp equipage, horses, agons, ko. ‘Major Douglass, of Douglass’ rebel battalion, and all his scalear ware made prisoners. | Davis’ cavalry, at Franklin, has also captured twenty- 48vo robels, and all have arrived here. About twenty are tesverely wounded. ‘The weather is very cola A@airs on the Camberiand River. m Linn Bae ar MASE VELER, ‘rom vi itch, Jan. 30. ‘The boats which left hore on viday morniy, hast. some wenty in number, had rather a lively time of it, and oue Wen nmreniy escaped De disabled; in the language an er Of one of the . ‘he situation was a ighty hod one, and F would have given all J am worth to been about two miics farther down.’ A six pound entered the lartoard sidesof the R. B. Hamilton, close by some of the machinery, and lodged in the beams on her starboard side, nearly forciug its way through into the water. None of the other beats ferere injured, as far as we can learn, except the Com- ‘merce, which was slightly injured. ‘The long looked for return fleet arrived about midnight feu Wednesday. They left Clarksville on Tuesday even. slag, stéamed four or five miles up the river, and auchored ov the night. On Wednesday morning they again got ander way, one of the largo guubvoaté leading, and on sroachipg near the point from which the down ficet were ‘Mired into, shelling the country on vot sides tor several nailes, but without seeing any of ine enemy. ‘Thus the ‘Sarge and vatuabie lec. pursued its course up to Nasb- ‘vile, mooting with uo oppositied, aud heuring ouly two vor theee atray shots, which were fired at the Atlantic, “toe noblest Roman oi. tuen al,” the flectest of the fe. (in a double senee—parden the pun). At midnight errived in frout of Nashville, and early in the morn. aad during the day, citizens’ lined the wharves, en- si) ing the lively sight, and almost fancy ing that potatoes “wore reduced in price from $5 to $4 per bushel, and otuor evarket truck ata likeratic, The convalesvcut soldiors ‘Bremed especially delighted, and darkeys kept mightily dari, fearing to be pressed inv the service of. unloading ‘the treights of go large a number of b. ats. ‘The tollowing is a list of (uo boats recoutly arrived, in <@Adii0a to the four gunboats: & M. V. Baird, ‘Commeroe, Two names unknown, In addition to the above there were brought up three laden with wagons, two with coal, two with pon- boats and timbers, and two with miscellaneous car- The van houses on all the bey wero —— in iorous ways, presenting @ vory sin; \. Nearly ali Nad several thicknesses of pianic over the side windows, some wore guarded by ‘tron-olad”’ planking, one hai four bales of hay secured . the starboard sido, severs! had mattresses and other vances for the safety of the pilot, and all displayed exercise of ingenuity and a wholesome regard for the of the pilot’s body corporate. ius sa eT eee or Gar at bard different land- y , Bevo! preparing to leave be. two and three o'clock in the eveniage— Woodside, Mollie Sulliva: . Seleuce, Desmoines City, Adolatde, Huntioss, Capitola, Kate Howard. ‘The river is about on a stand, with some twelve foct of ‘water upoa the Harpeth Shvais. The Surreptiti Pamphie' Wasninaton, Jan. 28, 1363. States bear ‘W. P. Yussanven, United Sonate, Washing- * Sim—1 observo in the National Intell of to-day "Ghat the following passage occurs in lef debate upon the motion of Mr. Senator Latuam “to © up the resolution calling for the recurd ot the Fitz an Porter court martial: Me. Fessenden said he was rather in favor of having this ‘ggecord printed and go to the country; but Benn printed. He had received «copy jeved the resuit arrived at ainply justified by v dead no other could have heen reachod in any carr steoor dw. OUR, ud Would create 4 vast ex- Imsisuces, and as ft was pready 0 At Dent to adopt (ve resolutlon, T inform you that the copy of the record which you have ‘Rhus stated to have heen prmted and rend by yourself, ‘204 w have produced tho betief in your mui that the re- oll arrived at is amply justified by the fw tv. and that ao ‘other result could nave ‘been reached in any court—this record, thug relied upon Dy you, is & 6 rroptitiousiy printed and circulated pamphiei.of which | gave a copy, | bose onfy the bop for the prosecution ta the , Withont one word of the te-timony presented to the oourt in my defence. ve | Tam satistied, therefore, that your statement in the Beare is without authority, It i; assurediy whoily un- tw me. I cannot believe thatyou would designediy | +80 me an injustice upon the floor of the Senace. Task {7ou. therefore, to examine the fact,and to make such «gerreotion in ygur place in the Senate as you may deem to He due to truth, to yourrelf and tome. 1 am, sir, vor; @eepocifully, your obedient servant, F. J, PORTER. 6 repor’ of the Wintcr Come at Last. After an unexampled spell of weather—sometimes mild and sunny and at other times foggy and drizzling, for the ‘dpeat three or four woeks—the hoary headed King of the Worth Pole at length chapzed the aspect of affaira by qponucing upon us yerterday morping ina most unmerci- ‘land sudden manner. Those who had been comforta- iy svoozing ia warm beds during the night rore in the ruing with @ frigid eneation in their bones and with a ural desire to completo their toileis quickly, so as to y the warmib of their fires. The cold increased ing the day, aud was twelve degrees above zero at The air had an extremely biting keenness, and forated even the heaviest kind of tee 3 The ar creatures—many of whom bad net dreamed such a sudden attack from Jack Frost, had not, evi- tly, taken the necessary precautionary measures, in to keep out the cold, and music with ber ivories jon, The cold on the river was actually pier ihe warm cabius of the ferry boats were the ouly ps of protection for the travellers across the 1198. Many ose that “was never born to us unseen” did not waste its fragrance on the chilly ®ir, bot, baried In the ample foids of large comforters, ined as if they had been hermetically bound up for an lefinite period of time—probably for “three years or tng the war.’ Those spiritually’ inclined cagerly vet oy pleaded eloquently on the @etual necesstty'o: ke i re nt their mel rates, becwuse many © do yay arday (or Be aby w my taught t ss every indication naw that wo per ey at NEWS FROM WAT anton, en pee Waseem, FOO. %, 1868. mew -o6LD8 ORDERED TO \* qor eo77 Dephrimont hus ordored the follow,® 108" ated -watlt 40 be prepared for soa and sent Souris at It tn believed here tng ca * 4 F™*47,I0 one days, Thy ships are:— Keokuk, Catak itt Nantucket. Sagamore. The Sccretary of the Navy has received isformation that the Patapsco loft Fortresa Monroe to join the other mailed vessels. Thus all the Ericsson batteries may be expected to be engaged in a fight before two weeks. {Our correspondent makes a mistake in suppesing thas all the vessels named could be ready in four days. The following is @ correct report of thoir present state:— Of course extraordinary exertions, such as prepared the Rhode sland and Connecticut, might result in the Completion of ail these ahipa within the space of uinety-, six hours.—Kp, Hema.) 2 THE SENATH OOMMITTER'S AMENDMENT@ TO THE FINANCE BILL. The amendments of the Senate Finance Committee to tho Mouse bil! providing ways and means for the support of the government, are important, The Secretary of the Troasury i@ authorized to borrow $00,000,000, and issue therefor coupons or registered bonds, payable after such periods. ng may be fixed by him, not less than five nor more than forty years from date in coim, and of such decomiuation@ not Wes than $50 as he may decm expedient, bearing interest at a rate not excegfing six por centum per annum, payable in bonds not exceeding $100 apnually, and on ail other bonds semi-annually in coin, Tho Seoretary has the discretion to dispose of such bonds at any time, upon such terms as he may deom most advisable, for lawful money of the United States, or for any certificates of indebtedness or deposit that may at any time be unpaid, or for any of the Treasary notes heretofore tesued or which may be issued under the pro- visions of this act, Ail the bonds and Troasury notes, or United States notes issued under its authority shall be exempt from taxation, by or under State or municipal authority. The Secretary has power to issue $400,000,000 in Treasury notes, paya- ble at such times, not exceeding three yoars from date, as he may determine, bearing interest at a rate not ox- ceeding six per centum per annum, which interest on all ‘notes for leas amounts than $100 shall be payable at the maturity thereof, and on all notes for $100 and upwards at the times authorized on their face. ‘The interest upon these notes, and on certificates of indebtedness and de- ponite hereafter te bo paid in lawful money, the notes to be of such denominations as the Secretary may deem expedient, not less than $10 cach, end receivable for internal duties and ali debta and demands duo to the United States, excepting duties on imports, and shal be a legal te. der at their face value, excluding interest, at the same extent as United States not The commitice in the third section propose to reduce from $3,000,000 to $1,500,000 the authority to issu, if required by the exigencics of the public service, for the payment of the army and Davy and other creditors of the government in United States notes, They include the amount of the notes, authorized by the joint resotution passed January 17, and repeal so much of tho act of February, 1862, and July last, as restricts the negotiations of banks to market value, The holders of United ‘tates notes, issued under these laws, are required to present them (or the purpose of exchanging them for bonds, as therein provided, on or before the Ist dey of July next, and thereafter tho right to go 9s exchange shall cease and determine, The committee in the fourth section, atnong other amendments, propose to strike out the proviso limiting the whole amount of fractional currency igsucd, including postage and revenue stamps issued a8 currency, to NEW. Yor” 7 ———_ ux HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1863, a s snd ten other counties, in & portion of the precincts of Only four of which were the poils opened, the remaia- der of tho territory being in revel possession. Mr. Wing bad 641 votes, Mr. Mcloud 646, Mr. Cooper 116, with 20 Soaltoring voles—a total of 1,402 in & district usually polling about 10,000 votes. The committee, therefore, report, their custom and that of the House in scimitar cases, this ane ‘Was in DO just sense an election. THE Navy. ter Henry Frouch haa been ordored to the Boston Navy w*'*. ape t Wars’ Spion bas been ordered to the West Guif Mookading squadre' Commander Worley wax ‘0-day nominated to the Senate for captaw in the aevy fo.” Meritorious conduct. CONFIRMAT.ONS BY TIDy SENATE. The Senate has confirmed the vonnugtions of the three hundred and sixty collectors and assessors unde the In- ternal Revenue bill, with the exception of six of dem. THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR. Hon. P. H. Watson has been confirmed by the Senatem@s Assistant Secretary of War, and has entered upon his dit- 4 ‘Traxtor, Iv. Js, Rob. 4, 1963, Mr. Randolph, of Hudson, introduced a joint resolution in the Senate this afternoon, ‘Tue fuliowing is a synop- is: — It Airst recites the pledges made by Congress on the 25th day of July, 1861, in which, umong.other things, it wag ‘that the war isnot waged for conquest or sub- Jugation or for interfering with the rights and established institutions of the States, but to maintain and the supremacy of the constitution with the rights ‘equality under it unimpaired ; and that as #.0n objects shall be accomplished, the war ought to Relying on these assurances, New Jersey bad fully, without conditions and without delay, contri her sona and means for the assistanve of the government. Tho second urges upon the President and Congress @ return and adherence to the original policy of the adminis- tration, as the ouly means, under the bieesing of God, by which the adhering States can be united iu action, the Union restored and the nation saved. The third declardés that it is the deliberate sense of the eople of New Jeroy that the war power within the limits of the constitution i ample, and that al! assump- tious of power, under whatever plea, beyond that con- ferred by the constitution is without Warrant or author- ity, wed if continued wil finally encompass the destruc- tion of the liberties of the people and the death of the repubiic; and therefore, to the end that, in any event, the mavured aud deliberate sense of the people of New Jersey muy be known and declared, we, the repro- sentatives, in the senate and Con —— wed, do, in their name, aod in their behalf, ‘make unto the federal government this our solemn pre- test ugainnt the war being waged for any uncoustitutional Or partisag purposes; against a war for the purpose of be pl arr with a view of reducing the insurgent States wo rritori@d condition; against proclamations under the plou of military necessity, by which persons in the States and Tarritories sustaining the federai government and beyond the necessary military lines, are liable to the rigor and severity of willtary law; against all arrosts and the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus in the ‘States and Territories sustaining the federal government; against the orection of new States by the division existing one®: against the conliscation and seizure of property without judicial process; against the power assumed in the proclamation of the President made Janu- ary 1, 1863, by which the slaves are set free; against ery exer ige of power vpon the part of the federal neous wot cloarly given and expressed in the con- The fourth states, while New Jersey has promptly yielded to the calla J te government, it has been out of ho lurking aninosity ty the South, nor with a disposition todoprive her people of their rights or property, but simply to asaist m maintaining the federal constitution; but ag no time as she not been willing to terminate the war peacefully and honorably Tho fifth deems the suggesting of plans inexpediont until some assurances are given that such plans and eftorts would not be misconstrued; but be acc the South as a means of settlement honorable « Doth couvending parties. ‘These resolutions may be regarded aa the seutiments of the Legislature, and will, no doubt, be adopted. City Intelligence. Exxonion oF Crimy ENGINERR oy THE Fink DerartuKnt.— On Tuesday evening an election for Chiof Engineer of tho Fire Departmont was held throughout the various engine, hoae and hook and ladder houses in the city, between the hours of sever and nino o'clock, resulting in the eleo- tion of the present Engineer, John Decker, vy over three $50,000,000. The cighth section is proposed to be amended, by requiring all banks, associations, Corporations or individuals issuing notes or bills for circulation as currency to pay a duty of one per centum ach half yoar, from and after April 1 noxt, upon the average amount of notes or bills issued and out- standing during the six months next preceding the re- turn provided for in the section Tne sliding scale of taxaccording to the amount of capital is stricken out. ‘The committee also report in favor of striking out the ninth section, which se modifies the indepertont Trea- sury act as te authorize the Secretary, at his discretion, to allow any money obtained from loans and internal re- venue to be deposited in solvent banks, to be drafted or checked upon by tho Secretary of the Treasury. STAMP TAX ON SALBS AND PURCHASES OF GOLD. A bill has been introduced in the House providing that ail contracts for the purchase or sale of gold shall pay stamp duty on sums of over one hundred dollars of one per cout if to beexeouted im three days, and two and a balf per cent if to be executed on any longer period. AMENDMENTS TO THE INTERNAL REVENUE LAW. The bill of Representative Loomm, referred to the Confinittee of Ways and Means to-day, amendatory of the Internal Tax mew, requires in traueactions in gold of silver, or loans upon collaterals or doposits in coin, a atamp equal to one per centum upon all sums above one hundred dollars, if tho contract is fulfilied within three days; if within sixty days and more than three, two and a half per centum; for every thirty days thereafter one per centum additional, and if on demand one per centum for every thirty days that it is unfulfited,; all unstamped contracts to be null and void, and the money paid re- coverabie by aotion for one’s own use and benefit. THK IMPORT DUTY ON PAPER. ‘Tho Secrotary of the Treasury has repliet to an inquiry of the Senate relative to the amount of the duty on im parted paper. He says it is not separately classified, but is wcluded in the manufactures of paper. The imports un- der the present act at New York are $126,141, yielding B cevenue of $30,634; at Boston, $30,684, yielding a reve- nue of $9,688; at Bajtimore and Philadelphia, none—mak- ing am aggrogate of $156,825, giving a revenue of $49,- 872. The Secretary says it is impousible to state how much of this 1 for printing paper; but he expresses the ‘optuion that the diminution of the duty would considera. bly increase the revenue. It may here be said that there i# an incremsing disposition to pursue such a course of Jegistation as the persistent efforts of the paper extor- tionists to preserve the present duties become more generally known among members of Congress. RAG SPECULATORS. Several speculators have been recently engaged in buy- ing the large quantities of rags gathered from the desert. ‘ed compa of the Army of the Potowme, where for months thousand majority. There was but little or no opposition , about three thousand five hundred votes being cast. Two hundred and eighty being scattering votes. Unirxp States Devcty Marsal yor New Oxtnans.—Mr. ‘James Loo, for many years§ and until quite recently ovn- nected with ‘the United States Marshal's office in this city, bas just been appointed Deputy United States Marshal for New Orleans, under Marshal Clark. Mr. Lee bas been long and favorably known in this city as @ courteous and efficient officer, and his appointment at New Orleans is re- nines by his friends here as one of the best that could ve been made. Grxmrat Tox Tavas and his bride elect, Miss Lavinia Warren, paid a visit to Mayor Opdyke yesterday. several officials of the City Hall endeavored to see the liliiputian votaries of the hymeneal altar, but only a favored few were admitted by the grim visaged sentinel who guardod the sanctuary of the city executive. Miss Warren looked ‘woll and as sprightly as a moderately sized bride expect. “the happy day.’ Theo Genoral was invisible and must have hid himself under the table, while the fair Lavinia entertained his Hohor the Mayor in most ree. able conversation about the Charleston and other ades and matters in general. A number of Gullivers were in the Hall anxious to see the Lillipute; but the hero and heroine eseaped by a side door—some say through the keyhole—and entered the carriage in waiting. Tom ‘was nowhere to be seen; and it was reported Mias Wargen, to save him from the vulgar gaze, secreted bim under ber cripoline. Foxegat ov tas Ex-Foraman ov Exowe Company No 19, Kutxp at Tae Fine Conner ov Pixs awp Cuxnay Strexts.—Tho Board of Engineors and Foremen of the New York Fire Department will hold meeting this even ing at Fireman's Hall, whon arrangements will be made for the funeral of Jotin Slowey, ex-foreman of Eugive Company No. 19, who was killed on Tuesday evening at the fire corner of Pike and Cherry streets. ‘ue Font Ganenvoort Prorertr.—The proprietor of the Fort Gansevoort property, Mr. James B. Taylor, ac companied by hie counsel, called on Comptroller Brennan on Tuesday, und demanded formally the purchase money of the estate. The Comptroller said he could not accede to the requeat of Mr. Taylor, Mr, Taylor, it is now stated, ‘will institute legal proceedings in the matter. ImvortaTion oF Forman Lanon.—A good deal of excite ment is felt by a large clasg of our New York mechanics at tho present moment in consequence of a supposed scheme for the importation of mechanics from Rurope, for the purpose of reducing the rate of compensation paid ih this city. The ironworkers and shipbuilding mechanics intend to hold a masa meeting at Tammany Hall to-mor- row evening to consider the subject, and alvo to concert Measures for the prevention of any further strikes. ‘Tux Liveny Srasix Kearxrs Inckeasixa Tian Paice vou Furgrats.—A few of the livery stable keepers of New York held @ meeting iast night on the corner of the Bowery and Stanton street for the purpose of considering the propriety of increasing the rate of fare to be charged for carriages attending funerals. Mr. Young occupied the chair, A great confiict of opinion seemed to exist be tween the livery stableskeepers and the undertakers, the latter wanting the former to grant them ven per cent on each (uneral. ‘Ator a desultory discussion, a committee of five wax suted to wait on all the livery stable keepers through- cast off shoddy coats and pants and woollen raga have ac- cumulated, Tne battle feld of Antictam has also fur- nished large quantities of rags for the market. SRACOAST SUBMARINE TELBORATH. ‘The bill to lay a submarine cable around the coast from Fortress Monroe to Galveston was passed in the House to day. Mr. Olin, Chairman of the Military Commities, has collected a mass of facta upon the subject, which are con- vincing the practicability of the enterprise, Toe utility Of the cubmarine telegraph, if it can be successfally con- structed, is unquestioned. THE DEBATR IN THE SENATR ON THR MILITIA BILL, Senator Kichardson, \n debate to-day ou the bill to put the militia of the siaces under the entire control of the President, warned Senators of the danger impending from raising up @ degraded class to the level of whites. If Degroes were to be soldiers and fight our battles, who uld deny them the right to vote and bold office? The main portion of the discussion in the Senate was upon the comparative numbers of democrats or ri the armies, which of course cannot be vefin tely ne'tlod; | bot Mr. Richardson managed to brits; e ut the waportant la from Mr. Trombal! that oo eficera #hould hive nnd who were Dot eapporters of the President’ par. ticular policy tm carrying On the war, Me, Trembul! de- Ul haven good nd DrMCIDg woather, wud Lue wknting © allord % many un opportunity ¢ ves Aud shaking off the eflocts of tho mower bas erhibited the felivowing state of 1 a Voring the paw, (our daypi—Februmry teAt i+ n q Tous, at twelve M., 46 degrees: ut brow |’ M., 46 degrees; ab five P. M., 44 degrees. Fob. At voven A, M., 20 degreos: at twelve M., 23 x t throes, M., 85 degr QvOP. M., 31 decree ry $—At nev a os, at three P. gress. ‘February 4—at A Reeve M.. 34 degrees, at three P, W. M , 30 degrees. ' + Ver or Gavenat Woo. To Tas Ani ace OLon.—Last @izht General Wool paid a visit to the Athenwum Literary Gab, at their rooms, corner of Sixtoonth stroot and Fifth fronue, by special invitation. The General was accom ied by bis chief of staff, Colonel Cram, Colonel Frank Hows anda number of private mm After ing several new paintings whic hung In the , & BuMptUoUs Fepast was provided, Of which the and the party partook, The toast of the ‘Health General Wool”’ being proposed, the gallant sol. ing'@ sentence Umm pg for cl Ww | the contro! of the President, and they would prob 4 Goneral MoCle! N's Parvices, whereat several per 1 the galleria Atom pted to get up mtaugh, Te was 0 to ace fod rtrong minded women ng to Fidiove the America Somate w ron #0 o fam oF receiving onlitited puviic no- » in Now Engiand. uoderio® & carry through the Seaate Pp carpet oF The toway their bill to place the muitia of the states under have succeeded had not Mr, Cowan broke ground ng) it, The radicals have been trying all winter to ing: atiaty him, and they were discomfitted at bis demonatration today. Pretty much all of them went to hunting up the Provisions of the constitution concerning the militia, which is a healthful eign indeed. Mr. Stevens wanted to know, in the Houre a day or two since, what business any member had in quiotng (he constitution there. THR VIRGINIA CONTRSTED ELECTION. The Committee on Elections, in their report acainst the claim of Mr, McLoud and bis contestant, Mr. Wiug, for @ feat in the House of Representatives from the Second district of Virginia, say the district comprises Norfolk out the city to ascertain their views and ask them to at tend a nfeeting to be held next week. The following the scale of prices which it is proposed to adopt Coaches to Calvary Cemetery $5 50, to Union Cemetery, $3 50, Wo Greenwood, Cypress Hill, Lutheran, Evergreen, Mount Olivet, New York Bay, Bergen Hill and Flatbush, from any point Below Fourteenth street, $4; to Trinity, $5, Church calls, $1 extra. SxaninG Yeerenpay.—The cold snap that has #0 sud- denly visited ua has frozen up the various ponds in and around the city. The Fifth avenue pond was opened during the afternoon and evening, and the moonlight ‘ating would have been very pleasant had not ihe keetere bit” quite #o sharp. kmman’s pond bad a number of visitors, some of whom went on “voyager” of discovery to the bottom of the pend. At Harlem the various froaen surfaces were visited by goodly numbers of skaters. CwrrraL Park Sxaviwo.—It wan mnounced yesterday ‘that if it did not storm during the night the ball would » iD accordance with , A Boldicr Shot a Comp Art stan L at. Coroner Goold eid ao inquost at Castloton, stxton | Inland, of the Sd or February, om the vody of Biicumel ; Byam, who came to his death by agunshot wou’, io Bicted on him by Milford Bradley, « sergeant in one of tbe Companire of xe Third (Ira Harris Guard) cavalry. De Walter testitiod to (he mature of the wound, and ‘hit it Caused the death of the may. Ryan was a #oldior in tho fame regiment, and Grad cy wtated wheu arrested that he, th company with # lieutenand, kaw bim late.y croaing the street of the villaye as if about to leave Canp Ar thur. He was called on to bait, whem be started to run, The lieutenant (ou ordered hint (itradley) to tyro at Ryan, which bo did. He was on piemet duty with tho lieu tenant The doceasod (Ryan) said before he death that he 4es out of tho camp, im company with a man nanod tahoney, without # ) ass, and was o@dled on to halt befo 6 the #hots wore tired wt him, The jury found shat Kyan came (0 his death by # gunshot wound received from gount Milford Eradiey, Bradley is to be eurrembered to the civil authorities, Schilintineecbdelieeetins dar—This Dey. rer —Oimourr.—-Part I.—Nos. 17, 73, 137, », G1T, 1137, 909, 325, 689, 681, 175, 61, a7 2 art U.—Now. 1086, 1108, 974, Logs, 1116, 1145, 1290, 038, Toe. St 188 108% » 1200, 038, 1154. Arrivals and Departures. D¥PARTUBES, Bavara—Mteamabsy Iame. rene, aA Stevens, ‘Sta Yen gg er iGitor Woo ey, Miss ME Hall B shulte ‘s ‘Ball M Bu Migiel, done pGuarior,.H r Kingriand, ¢ ¥ Mrs Arguinilam, m , ben EA Besaa, ‘Manet Meige, Uhetuio yt Bat e gobneon, N Rodrigues, Re te MF Lineuiest, MB Miss J B Ewan, Mtss L Pell, W Fell and lady, J Cervers, C Camara. 1 P Zavals, AF Gonzales, ‘or: rmanded, ‘J Alimun te, A Pilet HW Ht 1 servant; W D O'Brien, ant; ez a child and servant; Ts—Steamahi Torun’ i, Marry Sanderson, ial 1 Bio—Ji L. Collins, William E-Pearsont F's Vanistrect, tation Danae GEE Ronmeat, FO Pav: Daniel Haber. WDA Whitman, ise Jano Harvey Mrs Johnwon, F Harwood, William Luce, id child; John 8 Knapp. E tie, oxz, 10%4, ¥ G More: JM Broker, wife ‘napp, Edward Feanor, Mrs Capt Brown, Carrie H Chittenden, George Weod amt lady, Joseph ‘harles England, Mr Penfield and jady, ow, B5 Fiaunigan, Thos Tia? 4° Wot Jo John Pi nnigan, Thon Hall, Jo : Por, Amelie Deeugolant, damuat 3 MTenraant, Caroline Wel iadame Weiss, For Havana—Francis Falconnier, © G Adams, Coclia Charre, Miss Fischer, Master Fischer, Jano H Young, James Donnelly, ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY. ‘Tho Wrexty Hrratp, with its inoreasing circulation, is @caplial medium for advertisements designed to reach the notice of country dealers and merchants. NOTICE TO PAPER MASUFACTURERS. Tironty thonaand reams of good paper wanted. Sizo 32x46. Apply at the HxRatn office. ge of Murray, Eddy & rf Btate Lotterios. Jase 69—February 4, 1863, ride by addzenaing either to MURRAY, EDDY & CO. Covington, Ky.,'or St, Louls, Mo, iiimetat Drawings of the Delaware State vnterton = Detawany, Bxrea Orase 80—February 4, 1963. 35, % Ib, 63, 20, G1, 74, 62, 40, 60, 73, 21. Awake, Crass 60—Februmry 4, 1863, » Li, 72, 693, 26, 67, 60, 38, 15. vers sent by addressing JOUN A. MOREIS & 6O., Vilniugton, Dolaware, Oficict Drawings of the Library Asso= elation Company s Lottery, of Kentucky, Lass February 4, 1963, 28, 2, 51, 59, G7, 15, 13, 47, 39, 20. c . , 30, 31, 16. ‘ov ington, Ky. hed in all Legalized Lotte- Prizes Co ries.—Iniemr on given, JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 11 Wall street, room No. 1, New York, Army and Navy Gazette—Now Publish. ed weekly; a regular Oificial Weekly Organ of Army jaud Navy Lntollige Subscription $3 4 yea W. 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Trasses.—Marsh & Co.—Kadical Cure Trost OMice atill at No, 2 Vesey street, Astor House, No nection with any other oflice of A lady aden, ‘the same name, Doctor Hanter's Discovery Cures the very worst forms of berofala, obstinate Eruption sod old Users. No. 8 Div street, New York oily, since 8 Married. Krity—Hiscock. —On Tareday, February 3, at the resi- dence of Loomis Haliard, Laq., Drooklyu, by the Rev. JN. Murdock, D. D., of Boston, Taos. Lerr Kenny, of canada Went, to bra M. Hoaoock, of Brooklya. No cards ‘La Ror—May —At the Chureb of the Ascension, on Mon- day, Februury 2, by the Rev. C. D. Jacksou, D. D., Rector of St, Peter's church, Westcboster, Haman C. I. Tor to Mrs. Euszanera A. May, daughter of tho late Joba J Palmer. Pait—IMwe—tn London, Foglund, on Thursday, i6- cember 15, at St. Martin's Church, Geo a, of city, to Ks ow ine former piace, Peet CNpEREMLE.—In Brooklyn, at ive ( of the Moly Trinity, on Tuesday ng, February 4, by the Kev. J. Lewis, Cnaxies Enwany Iaier, of New York, to Lovres, only dav the lato General James F. Vader hull, of Brooklyn. rds Philadelphia and Washington papers please copy. Prex—Davton.—At Kidgewood, New Jersey, on Tues- day, February 3, by the Kev. J. Tuttle Smith, Wittsam 6. Vrek, Professor of Matte matics and Astronomy, Columbia College, to La, @aughter of the late William G. Dayton, of thie cit) on SE —in Wednesday, February 4, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Kev. D. M Seward, of Yonkers, Aurenn Korrion Lo Many A, daughter of John Tindall, Faq., all of this city, No cards hater of Died. Anson —On Tuerday, February 2, Davi P. Anwoun, aged 45 years, IL imonths and ¢ days The fone al will take plac from the Dutch Reformed chureh, corner uf Mak i t Aiterneon, att ‘ ‘The ofloers of the First divi rion New Yor! Scale Mt 4 the members of the Soh! o6f etfully invited to atten ediats trends of the tatally ‘ abe dandy Loofur be raised this morning at even o'clock, sharp. Mek» ood ume of your time, readers, for the season oust now necessarily short. There will be movulight «5 to-night. Pp ‘im igence. Meor Thomas F 1 bey, of the Uaited States Army, 6 R. Winent aut wife, cad V. Smith ont wife, of Boxion Ruchnwan, of Hamilton, , W., aad C. 6. Chapia, of Springheld, are stopping at the Brevourt House. Dr. Prainard,of Cisenge; Jay Gonld and wife, of New York, F ¥ N00 toug laland, W. b. Facniaa, W. 8. Johreon ond fvotly, wad B. Howe aud family, of’ Puile delpbia, ore eB opping wt the Everett Hours, How, John H Rayuolds,of Albany Judge Allen set Dokm oe Wott, of Uswego, 6. Pheipa, of Butiao, and Jf gentoo, Of Lwie, stopping at the St. Sicbe Hote John H Brown end Geerge L. Feaikuor, of California Joun Fowler, of New Roebelie; Captaw Viper and Cape Arnold, of the Luited States Army; Wm. A. veviey, of Toledy! George Waterkouse aud (ariel F. kvery aw le my. of Hane, a0. 0 J. Rager, of Indiana, are stopyiog tropolitan Howl, i i} { i} . mith, of Norwich; P. L. Maen, of Worcester J Green and wife and rion Pieroe and Captain (liver Kidridge, of Ordway and wife, of Conneetiout, 1. iH ‘nerlow Weed, of Albany, | Drake and A MoHurney,of Vhiadeipbia, are stopping w the Astor House. Schouner Sarah Frances: Paovinenes, KL, Feb. 4, 1% Prancer T atehe The sebooner Save Bedford for Brist 1, while ber during the by ) orth portteast bl Sd ried away her jib and tragged «chore at tw’ ¥ | one Malle below Fort Adams, and will vo ® 01a! isn, ave or ) 16 Catharine « requete ar at ait paw on ibe afternoon, baat a sy, Vournwy 4, Maver Bascue, aged 87 youre | 14 days ihe frie iavied tw | the family are rorpeottully Thiraday) ate. 0% denne, 1 Liberty etrest, wary 2. Rowan 1 Monday , Febr oe ta’ "nud Prudeace 428 days. - je of (he Camntly aro reapectiull Mt J, from No, 86 Price sire dal tw oobi mm Tunelay, Fonroary Trwtaln M. Mown, aged OF “* Onis are rempectfully invited w 4 te romidence © ber br ty M (oad wtreot, Ou Brvday 4 oF voadiay, February 4, Hasan Bor: Funeral ibis (Tho 211 West Nineteenth Comma in Wedoomis, ed wife of Leauis | abil } and 4 days Notion of th Any) Afterncon, at four o'clock ¢ anaral wil be smtvr.—On Tuweday, Feb. 8, after @ lingering rem Caseiny , ote of Ball beelan, ovunty Cava ne WOE Your Of his age ted &) ated «he ‘ hie late resi ievee baler street hureday) fv at one mG As ck, Mee 0 me 490, Aged Hh pont |e friends 90 tke family are mor at four obey Coe rnoom ¥e Treaday aft ° tes be y tovitet {0 attond the fineral, from her fate residence, No. 82 Molterry wtroot, this (Thursday) ‘clooe Cavansan On Wednesday, February 4, Wanoxcer Co Yevao, daughter of Patrick aod Sarak Cavanagh, age § 1p) *9ths ind 10 days. 1% trends and retatives of the family are respectfully | tevite No attend the fumeral, from the residence of hor Parente 129 West Twenty-fourth strost, corner of sey ontus avenue, OM ("bursday) aftermoom, at two o'clock Danity — Om TMosday, B, after w porntul itt. | mess, Hakan tema Dames, only dangtter ot Joun ¥ and Jave Amelia Leal, aged’ 1 year, $ months and 14 | dave | The resatives acd (riends of the family are rospecifully | invited 0 attend tue Saueral, this (Thuruday) afternoon, | at one eee, (rom her date reeideuce, 546 Broome street, | Without further notice Dan Ou Wednesday, Fobruary 4, at sevou o'clock, | Aurrannne @. Dean, oldeitwon of Alexander C, aad Jo- Lanna Dean, nged 22 yours and 29 daye. The fricada snd rolatty ws aud the momabers of Company A, Sovouty first regiment NY. S. ML, are respeot(ully in Vitod to ationd thy funcral, om Friday afternoon, at on e’clock , from his late residences, 92 Watts stroot Dorianac. Oh Monday, Febroary 2, Mrw. Pasue A. ‘Travus, aged Os years and 1 poe relict of Alexander Dapignac ‘Tho relatives wadifriemta of the family are respectfully fay nied to sttoud the fyneval, this (Thursday) morning, at elovem o’clovk, from her late residenge, No. i Commerce street, without further notiee, a , papers a ieee ly EE, cy age won f Peter aud Klleg Douolly, aged 1 year, 6 mouthe aint 10 days. \ ms - Friends and rolativedare invited to attond the faneval ev the reaidence of hi , 200 Kast Fourteenth atrect, 16 Toren pe ee » Fo 4, > wile ‘William Gleason, in the your of hier je. ‘The friends of tho family are respectfully requested to attend the fuweral, from her lute posidence, 95 Exat Bixtoowty strevs, on Friday, al twelve o'aiock provisoly Gaxtvis.—Om Tuesday, Fetruacy 3, RrMARD GaLivin, & nativetof Tallow , county Waterford, ireland, in the 634 year oN his age. His r blatives and friends, aad those of bis son, Thomas Galivin aad of his mophews, William Gativin, Dr. Murphy, James ald Richard Murphy, Thomas Batey’ and Jerous Bletour, ead the members of the St. James Roman Cat Ne Noctery are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his [nse residence, 8 Monroe streot, thle (Thurudey ) at velock. —On Wednesday, February ¢, Mes, Evcmw invited to attend the taneral, frota hor late rewidence, No. 172 Second street, on Friday morning, at ten #elock. Hor romatos will Jeinterred in the Kloventh stroetCemotery. Colifornta papers please copy. Hinnekp,—Killnd, a the explosion off Gaivonosm, Toxas, Rovotruvs Cuxtox Hiswp, boatswain's maw of the United States steamer Westfield, 1a tte 26th yorr of his age. ‘Hoxiwet.—On Wednesday, January 7, tino, below Now Orleans, Corpors Company A, One Hundred an: Now Yor! at Quaran. Howey B. Hunisaer, of ‘Twenty-eighth: regiment 25 years and 7 mouths. 4 Hucson papors please copy. Tuesday, February 3, Mise Racam:, Jowws, in her 21et year, ‘ ‘The rolatives and friends of the family aro roquestod to attend the funoral, from the Pesidence of her mother. at Sparta, Westchester county, on Friday, witheut further invitation, Wisconsin papers ploare ony. Jouxsow —In Brooklyn, on Tu lary bronchitis, Casi Wa fay, February 2, of oa. OKK, Youngest child of Theodore T. aud Esther A. Johnson, aged 2 years and lu months, ‘Tho rolatives and friendw-of the family are invited to attond (he funeral, on Friday morning, at twelye o'clock, from the reaidence of her grandiather, Jamew Lec, No. 28 Wost nth street, without further notie sky.—At Perth Amboy, If. J., on Monday, Fobra. Carmarine MOsTGOMMRY, relict of James Hudo 85 years. family, and those of brother, Hon James ‘aro invited to attend the fuseral, from the reatdence of ber #ou-im-law, C, McKnight Smith, M. Di to-day (Thursday), at twolve o'ch ck, Kxkev AN--Of consumption, Prams Kievan, anative of Fothard, county Tipperary, Ireland, nped 6 years. ‘The relatives aud friends ot the family are roopeetfully invited Ww attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, ay two o'clock, from his late feaidenca, No. o1 Mulberry blreet. LawMRT.—At Bhanghae, China, on Friday, Octobor 31, Dr. Loci G. Lamawnr, aged 6% years aud 7 months, formerly a resideut of this city and dative ot krance. Mercaty.—In Tremont, Westchastor county, N. Y., on Weanesday, February 4. Joun © 6% yours The frieuds and relativ atfully o'clock, fror Mott avd Fitch streets, Tremont, Sixth stroot at a quarter past oight 0% remains will be taken to Jamaica, 1. 1 Servicos at the chapel in the cemetery at bal! pam two o'clock P.M. Cars Jeave South ferry for Jamaica at a quarter berore one P.M. Maine papers please copy. Murruy.—On Wednesday, February 4, Joux Monrur, im the 54th year of his age The friends of the family are-reapectfully invited to tond the funeral, from bis late: residence, No. 60 Piko streot, on Friday ‘afternoon, at two o'clock. Mayian.—On Tuesday , February at four o'clock A. YLAM, the beloved wife of Michael Maylan, rh. The friends of the family aro reapectfully invited to attend the funerm, this (Thuraday) afternoon, at two @’clock, from her late residence, No. 60 Monroe street, Nokmanp.—In Jorsoy City, on Monday, February 2, J. Noumann, in the 76th year of bis nge. ‘The relatives uid friends, and thone of hin son, Angus tua Normand, in Philadolphie, aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at three o'clock, from 127 Suasex street, Jersey City. Philadelphia papers please copy. Prwwox.—On Wednesday morning, Fobruary 4, Lovia Morr Butt, wife of Francis Morris Virsson, and second daughter of the late George A. Rutt. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, at the St. Bartholomew's church, corner of Lafayette place and Great Jones street, on Friday morning, at twolve o'clock cise: Rarmonp.—At Harlem, on Tuesday, Fobruary 3, of con- sumption, Sergeant Wiiuam 8. Ravaonn, Company K, Fourth regiment New York Volunteers, ngod 33 years, 1 month aud 4 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to attend the fuseral without farther notice His remains will be taken from the residence of hix brother-in-law. J. K. Phillips, 125th street, betweeu Third and Fourth ave- nues, to the Methodist Episcopal church at Woat Farm», thie (Thursday) afternoon, at two kK, where the funeral services will take pace 8 —On Saturday, Janvary 30 ui at Halifax, the 42d year of his age x I #, lato of thie and for some tim it in California Scorr.—On Wednesday morning, February 4, vens wood, 1. 1 dang John H and OF tm l month and) r Services at the house this (iburaday) afvernvon, at ( o'clock towry—On Tuesday evening, Febrasry 3, from in Juries received at the late fire in Cherry street, Joun Siowey, late a member of Lafayetio tugine Company No 19 The funeral will take place from St. Stephen's church corner Hroome and Ch yetie streets. on Friday a atone The olficera and mem respectfully invited to at! Newark (N. J.) papers plewse Senvent.o-At Erie, Pa. Neu b, aged 16 yeark, LI months and 1s days, eldest child of Commander Thomas H, Stevens, U. 8. N, aod Anna M. Stevens, California papers please copy Sarvex.—On Tuesday, Febsuary 3, Davw Saran, aged 68 years. Foneral from his #on-in law's, No. 11 Rutger street, on Friday afternoon, at ball past one o'clock, The frieuts of the family are respectiully invited to attend further notice Turty.—of consumption, o& Tuesday, February, 3, 2. are » relatives and friends respectfully invited to at e funeral, this (Tharsday ) afterwoon, at two o'clock, wo rewidence of bis nephew, Jax, W. Tully, No. 6 ry. 21%,—On Wednesday , Feb ert Vanderbilt, aged 62 years. ‘clatives and frieads,and thore of her aun, RK. Vanderbilt, also the members o ladies with which «he was connected, are raepeot!c nd the funeral, (rom the Wii ett street Methodiet Fp incopal ebureh,, on Saturday afto: noon, at two o'clock Waren —(n Tuesday, Febroary 3, Davin Jamne Wa texs, beloved ron and only clitid of Jamex and Lydia othe and 24 Gaye York Bay Cemetery, thin jock, from the residence J. TULLy, aged 40 y T ry 4, Mam 1 O'Groat Journal, Wick, north of Scotland paper, pleane copy We voor. —(m Tuesday morning, February 3, Kereuk Wercert, daughter of Robert F. and 1 year, Li months aod 26 day® ee a eral, from No. (4 Ea alternoon, at two o'eh Aitteauta ftront, thin « January 31, Beerns, Wodel!, aged 4 mouthe ow Mabbettavitie, £ ary 2, of A the ' ‘ renoat further , em ne cere MIs LLLAS KOU we B BRADEUBY. ee. r » at two | ————__' MISCELLAN KO! Us. A Yau a baby July 0 16 Da Hi oe) writing to you my #incere tha ks | tor daugater, Tran truly say that uot hog but tie aim Land of Providence aad )our Hitlers have savert ier fim oB carly grave Bor taree years Lave veoa gc arte hier with ayriips wed all kinds Of bitvers tum! have ooeit reeyn oem ied & ine (os. hor, besides having two fire rave pliyet line. vat eoned tb do her wo Koud, wh lo 1 b vod pou have dane hopes ut & dematly ar ac cog Spe. 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