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I) buda very CTious and grlevon mistake In pot communicating th tact in tbls case, and jnstlficaUon of the acts of the military authorities at New-Orlean, to Gen. Lm and the world, after he had opened up correspondence with the Confederate authorities on the subject. Las, according to Jr. Da via, addressed Haiaick concerning the case on the Cth of last Jul, and gain on the 2d of to which latter IIalleck replied on Aug. 7, stating that he had no authentic infopnatlon the matter, but that he would immediately take measures to ascertain the and inform Gen.

Las thereof. Subsequent efforts were made by authorized Confederate agents, tut no reply has to this day been furnished, and Jeff. Davis says that our Government thus tacitly admits the facts as he states them. Hallkck should either never hare policed the cse at all, or should hare cleared 4t up not for the satisfaction of Jsrr. Datis, "bat for the honor of our Government, and the jrredit of our military rule.

As It is, this rebel harge against us of atrocious, barbarous and illegal cdnduct haa gone but to the entire World, not only not rebutted, but virtually admitted by our Government. NEWS FEOM WASHINGTON. The Mexican Protest Against Supplying the French in Mexico The Government finances and the Committee of Ways and Means. CmB SPECIAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES. WAsmaeeon-, Sunday, Dee.

28. THE HUIC1I rBOTKST. fence the protect of the Mexican Minister in regard to agents of the French Government being ermitted to purchase and ship supplies for the Trench army In Mexico" Secretary Sxwaan has concluded to refer to the Secretaries of War and the treasury the question as to what articles are contraband of war, with riew of permitting Doth nations equal privileges outside this list. By this' action It is Intended to place both French and Mexicans on the same footing. THE GOVIKBMKKT riSAHCXB.

Messrs. Stevens, Spauldlng, Hooper, Merrill and ay Bard, cosoposing the majority of the Committee of Ways and Means, are In the city, and propose tomorrow to enter formaUy upon the business of con-etderlng the various plans proposed for supplying the Government with money for the present and ensuing Xscal years. The bill published by one of your co temporaries on Saturday is erroneously designated as a Committee bill. This error tends to mislead the fublle, as the Committee as yet has so bill, having waited for action on the part of Secretary Cbasb. Kelther is that portion of Mr.

Cham's bill printed in the same paper in the shape in which he invites actio oa the part of the Committee. As he explained la hie letter, and as stated In eur Friday's dispatch, be will himself materially modify the first section la such a way as to limit the amount of the various issues proposed, unless the Committee, by immediate action ia the same direction, shall relieve him from this labor of detail. The views of Secretary Cbabb have undergone no modification Jn regard to the currency. He admits the possible necessity of issuing two or three hundred millions more of demand treasury notes, not so much to give Government money directly, as to supply the country with sufficient currency for Its business wants, and thus enable it to lend the Government when the latter desires, to borrow. The Secretary Is inflexibly opposed to aa inflation of the currency, as Inevitably tending to bankruptcy and repudiation, rile also desires the repeal of the convertibility clause, which in his opinion stand directly in the way of any considerable loans being made, and but for that, he satisfied that the army arrearages might all be paid off at once.

The Committee of Ways and Means propose immediately to accomplish this last desirable result by special legislation. The popular Impression that the cause of the Government not navlng sufficient money to pay off the soldiers, is a Mechanical difficulty ia the way of the notes being printed with sufficient rapidity, is an error, as no such difficulty exists, the real cause being of a finan- elal aature. erji. Br; tlx a. en.

Bbtlxx, to whom there exists a popular disposition to fraaafer the nnbumi of Old Brains," has been ordered to report here, and Is probably now oa the way. As the friends of Jirr. Datis may Imagine that the proceedings of the rebel authorities, to which he alludes In his last proclamation, may have had some Influence In the superset! re of Gen. Bcruta in the command of the Department of the Gnlf, we will slate that Gen. Ana expedition ill have his ccraial approval, and that his own share ia the general opera tions of which it forms a part is to "Tbi uch as is entirely satisfactory to himself.

It Is calculated to exalt the good seaae the President la the popular estimation, that he peaks of Cen. Bmu in terms of the tdghect liaise. It seems quite evident that Da via1 proclamation is iter ail, not so much aimed at Gen. Botua, as it is a counterblast against that of President Luicout. now ooa expected, and which la more dreaded by the rebel than a whole army of Butlers.

rnuicH BTBJxers in lodisiaxjl Ia reply to the fatmal complaints which we noticed me time ago, made to our Government by the Trench Minister, la regard to the treatment te which Preach subjects in Louisiana have be subjected, it ie aaderatood that the Secretary of State has given entrances that everything shall be arranged satisfac. torily to the Imperial Government. TEl FOaTXJL COrB.T-MAK.TIAL. the case of Gen. Firs-Joan Poena.

Gen. Bras Stag expected to testify to-morrow for the defence, and Gen. McCutu-ur will be kept bach till the Its la order to act as a reserve, aaj Anita the contort with an overwhelming TXSTIilOJriAL. A lsrf t.c?rifcer of cfScIals in the Interior Depart-meut. ht eren.rg, presr rfci to Secretary Sxtra, as a token of respect oa bis reUring from the a m.ri.ticect viircr service and the employs a iiti Cfitu ipsefctsi a Mu, Sma very fine gold watch.

Inlaid with diamonds An appropriate presentation speech to the Secretvy was made by Hxxxx K. Mrsaa, Esq, of the Pension Office and responded to by Mr. Snn la his usual U-llcltous style. Pa. VISTON.

Rev. Dr. Vurtoa, of New-York, preached an eloquent discourse to-day la the church of Rev. Dr. Ptbx.

TO THB ASSOCIATED PRESS. Washixotov, OIK. BCTXIK. Boruats by this time on his we. to Washington, he having been ordered to report here.

Report already assigns him an Important command in the field. MAT. 0PBAO0S. Mai. SraAOVi has been allowed leave of absence till further orders.

This is to enable him to accept the pciitiorrof Adjutant-General of the Stat of new-York, under Gov. Simoca's administration. r9k public rnntrraa. The report of Joan D. Siruu, Superintendent of Public Printing, giving in detail the transactions of his office for the year ending 30th of September, has just been printed.

The increased demand for printing blanks, occasioned by the war, dec, has been very great The report shows a saving to the Government of $205,500 since the establishment of the office in March of last year; Kxecntlaa mf Iadlaae la Mlaneeotn. Sr. Pacx, Satutday, Dec 27. Thirty-eight condemned Indiana were hang at Mankato, at 10 o'clock. A.

M. yesterday. The gallows was so constructed that all fell at once. Several thousand spectators were in attendance. AH passed off quietly.

The holiday entertainments 'at the various places of amusement have been attended with the usual festive gatherings during the latter part of last week. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday preceding Christmas were, of course, less acceptable ia their results to the treasuries, being affected by the dullness which usually precedes the holiday times. The young folk, however, are in such force now that there is no fear of a relapse, and, in truth, the bills are attractive enough for them and for children of a larger growth. At the principal show-piece establishments there will be no change. Thus, at the Winter Garden the "Lakes of Killamey at NIblo's Garden, Faust and Marguerite at Laura Keen's, Blon-dette at the Old Bowery, Little Red Riding Hood" and the Schoolmaster (Fox is excellent in and at Barnum'a Museum, the "Colleen Bawn are still the all-sufficient attractions.

A more intellectual feast than can be found at these establishments is provided by Mr. Wallace, whose bulletin for the week is as follows To-night, the Invisible Husband to-morrow night, the School for Scandal on Wednesday, the Clandestine Marriage on Thursday, the Invisible Husband on Love and Money," and on Saturday, (for the last time,) ABachelor of Arte." A word is due also to Mr. Jcigxxt, of the French theatre, who strives, and with good effect, to produce for the public the originals of many popular plays, as "Don Caesar de Bar an" and Camille," the last of which will be brought out to-morrow-night Mile. Makocxeiti ib Bouuxuxa appears as the heroine, and Mons. Easts Geaviks as Armand.

In the way of music we hare to-night at the German Opera AuBta's opera of the Macon," and next week, the Italian Opera, under the steady direction of Mr. Gsac, will commence operations with the charming Americas prima donna, Miss Kxlloo, in the opera of II Pollute." For the manv miscellaneous places of amusement that may be found on Broadway and elsewhere, we must, larking space for specification, refer to our advertising columns. A glance at the many announcements there will convince the pleasure-seeker that he is amply provided for. Grand Promkxadk Cokcxbt to Night. Under the auspices of the Thirteenth Regiment Mew-York State Militia, a grand Promenade Concert wIU be given to night at the Brooklyn Academy of Music GxArctLA's celebrated band will furnish a selection of choice music, and no doubt the attendance will be mot brilliant NEWS FROM HAVANA.

The Alabama fit Fort do France martin Iqne-llew She Escaped from the $an Jaelnte Craieina; A boot theWest ladles, From Onr Own Correspondent. Havana, Saturday, Dec. 20, 1863. Since I wrote you last there has appeared in the Diaro, of Santiago de Cuba, some late Information respecting the whereabouts of that Flying Dutchman, the Alala-nta, which puts her as cruising at present about the West Indies; The above-named periodical of the 10th init says as follows: On the departure of the Fiench mail steamer Tampuo (rem Fort de famous champion of the South, the Almbamm, had three davs previously left that place, in tr ite of the steamer San Jacinto, that was chasing her. The circumstances respecting this affair, are ratter curious, and we learned them from one of the passengers by the Tain-fnco to this port, who is worthy of teing believed.

The French authorities were obliged to restrain the excessire zeal of the Yankee suilors, who considered themselves sure of their prey, which every day gives them such unpleasant moments. The Captains of both steamers were accustomed to see each other oa snore, and in one of their frequent meetines the Captain cf the Alabama said to the other of the San Jacinto 1 have only 160 men and 12 trims, whilst you have 600 of the one and 30 ot the ether; if vou promise not to use your guns, 1 will board xeu, take you The Captain of the San Jannto would not accept the challerite, telling nim he was in every way sure of getting him. The Captain of tte Alabama, with-out payiug attention to la at bravado, apparently busied himself in constructing a raft with large bundles of dry grass and pitch, wltnin view of his opponent His firftulea must no doobt have been to provoke an attack, but on the last night or two, which were vcrv dark, the Captain of the Alabama, whose vessel is a screw-steamer and goes at the rate of nineteen knots aa hour, made some false masts and yards ith bamboos and the tope of the palm tree, placed lights to make the deception more complete, and tuied-eat with full steam up by the side of the San Jariuto The mistake of the Captain of this last, who took ft for one cf the French transports that are continually entering and going out of the harbor, was so great that he was for (onr day cruising cauide, irwul.ig ia the prospect of his prire. At the same time that be learned the certainty of his having been outwitted, he also received intelligence that the Alabamt had burnt aa American schooner from Saint Pierre." The same paper mentions the arrival la their barber, on the 10th, of the English transport steamer In with 111 French sailors on board for Vera Crux. Tke X.atea Aid tocUry AaaaaJ Fair.

The aauual Fair held under the auspices of the ladies connected wtth the various Methodist Churches of the City, to ail in sustaining the Old Ladles' Homo a most worthy ehartty was commenced last Monday, in the City Assembly Rooms, and closed on Sat-a lay evening. This Fair was most liberally patronized, and we are happy to learn that the proceeds will amount to about SIO.OOO. Perhaps the saoet Interesting part of the prooeeXags on Safnrdav was tbe preseatatiea of a beautiful and ualque picture of the it tops and ministers to Bishop ass a. ft having been purchased bv representatives of tbe various churches, at a cet of $125. The novelty e4 this picture cos silted ta its having a llisis of the pec lire gentle, raen, incloseU ia a wrestn worked out of their hair.

This novel piece of work was executed by the wile of Iter. J. p. ifrwMAX. of tbe Washingtoa-equara Chuicb.and of course attracted considerable attention.

Quite a number of the wealthy men vrno were preterit uttvred a high price for tbe picture, the high-'' et mm bein? hie was bid bv a member of tUe Fotyth-treet Church, but wrten it was learned wht denotation was to be sue of it. ail personal rivalrr lur Ks possession Ct'rse Rev. Dr. assist a rtosi e7rrpTt preservation speech, to which amis rtsponded. Nw TkiAR's Peksxntcs.

We- have been re-quaed ouect atlebtica to (ho sa of Japanese ind oirtr gro1 sudsbte In YeaW- by Uirnr Cv-. aircitcl ta sja'Uicr toluoa. THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. A Party of Rebel Cavalry Eepulsed at Dumfries. Rumored Surprise ofPennsjIrania Car-airy at Oetoquaxis WAsaisoToa, Sunday, Dec IS.

The TlKU' special correspondent telegraphs the following, dated HBADocABrxas Siqbl's Cexra, Sunday, Dee, 28. A party of rebel cavalry, 3.500 strong, with six pieces of artillery, under command of Fitiucoh Lax, attacked our forces, under command of CoL Cakst, at Dumfries yesterday P. M. After a brisk fight of some three hours, the enemy was repulsed and retreated toward Warreaton Junction, our cavalry tn pursuit Our loss was three killed and nine wounded the enemy's loss not ascertained. We have some prisoners.

A body of cavalry was sent out from this point to intercept them, but were unsuccessful. It la supposed they encountered a portion of Gen. SLOCtm's command at Wolf Run Shoals, as cannonading was heard la that direction. Everything else quiet at this place. RUMORED SURPRISE AT OCCOQUAN.

Washihqtok, Sunday, Dec. 28. A report has reached Washington that a company of the 8econd Pennsylvania Cavalry, commanded by CoL Pxicb, stationed at Occoquan, was surprised this morning by a detachment of rebel cavahry. A fight occurred, which a number were wounded, and Capt Joaxsev, of the Pennsylvania Cavalry, who was in command, killed. Several supply wagons were captured by the enemy.

REPORTS FROM HEADQUARTERS. ADQDAXTXES, ABMT OF TBX POTOMAC, Sunday, Dec 28. The Richmond Dispatch, of the 25th, contains the the following: PrrriisBjtftGH. Wydnesday, Dec. 24.

On Monday Gen. Pat oa, with a smai I detachment, attacked a Yankee force ot several hundred, stationed at the Isle of Wight Coart-house to protect the election of Representatives to Congretrs. At the first charge Gen. Dix's protectors fled in great confusion, and were chased ten miles at full speed. Our loss was trininc.

Gen. Paioa afterward visited Sraitli-fieid. Sclixa, Tuesday, Dec. 23. It is reported this morning by passengers by last night's train, that 2,000 cavtiry, under Gen.

Tax Do an, daai.ed into Corinth on Sunday, dispersed the Yankees, and took possession of the place. Castos, Monday, Dec. 22. Gen. Graht's army has fallen back beyond the Tallahatchie.

An important expedition under Gen. Yak Dokk, which bad been out several days, had not been heard from. The Dispatch contains an appeal for the relief of the Fredericksburgb sufferers who are in Richmond. The latest reliable intelligence relating to the rebel army on our front states that they have massed ticir forces on both sides of the railroad, from Fredericksburgb to below Gurney's Station. The track for two miles south of Fredericksburgh has been torn up, and the rails are being used for turnouts at the present terminus of the rosd.

On Tuesday a brigade of rebel a airy were outfitted with rations and forage for several days, and revolvers were distributed to the men near Gurney's Station. It was believed there that their destination was Kins George County vii Port Royal. On Saturday morning a new encampment made Ks appearance on the second range of hills in tbe rear of Fredericksburgb, ra full position. A considerable number of tents have recently been sent np from Richmond to Lee's army. The Richmond Examiner ot the 25th Indicated that Lxi, with a person of his army, was moving toward Culpepper, to make a demonstration in' front wf Washington but it is known that Lab was rtL'l near Fredericksburgh at Friday noon.

The enemy are engaged every uight in raising and extending breastworks along Ihe streets fronting the river, as if to prevent any future crossings by pontoon bridges. Ary Champagne Hoet tt Cluuxlon's light, true flavored, and of aa agreeable sweetness, in pints axd carts. JOTTN DCNCAH 80Xfl, t'nion-sqaare. New-York City. Dry Cabinet The finest dry champagne, and fint parcsl.

shipped to as by Uessrs. Aloe Chandon, quarts ml" JOHNDCNCAN PONS, Union-square, New-York City. Cerznay Champagne From the vaults of Moct tt Chsndon, pronounced -the choicest Cerxnay in this country. Union-square, New-Ycrs. City.

Tin Imperial. The most perfect vintage of this celebrated Champagne from irfoet and Cha-dou, we are now offering in pints and quarts. JOHJT DUNCAN TJnioB-sqnare, New- Yerk City, Spnrhlleq Mo telle. From Vesrs. TTenkell in superior order.

JOHN Wfi CAN SON'S, Union-square. New-York City. Stilton and ChedHer Cheese Ier Sesfi.T. JOHN DCNCAN A SOXS, 1 LTnion-siuare, New-York City. Scotch I.echflne Herriag, per JOHN DUNCAN SONS, Union-sqnare, New-York City.

Geld Pens. FOLEY'S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS. GOLD PENCILS. PEN-HOLDERS. J.e..

Suitable for Holiday Presents. No. 1 Pen. No. 3 Pen.

No. Pen. No. Fen. 1 00 No.

1 Pen. I 00 1 25 No. 8 No. No. 1 No.

11 Pen- 3 3 5 3 60 4 00 1 60 Kj. 5 Pea No. Pea a ft1 2 So No. 13 Pen. 3 00 Siivcr extension cases to nt the soots Pens (with pencil) from 6c.

1 each. Cold pencils, suitable fur ladies and gentlemen, from tt to $at each. Any of the kbove Soods will be sent by mail ob receipt of price- A libend isoonat will be made to skippers and uealtr. For sale by si -oners and Jewelers everywhere. JOHN FOLEY, Gold Pen and Pencil-Case llanafactarer.

No- 16 BrcaJwajr. I 7 CllniaUd Adjaraajt, Tne world's re roedy fo't CONSUMPTION And Inflammation of the THROAT, LVNtid SROnchial'passag. MORGAN A ALLEN, Agents. -NoWCliJ-st-tNew-Yorlt. Oent it.

313 Brand way, URS FCilS FUK3- RUSSIAN SAB LK. BOYAL iKkil.VK. hlXNK and SQUIRREL. A FINE ASSORTMENT. nelidny Hats Bellday ACSO.

LADIES FA NOT At 'WHITE'S, the far-tamed Hatter, No. 21 Broadway. Trnaaca. Da. Rieoa' Hsrd-Rnbber If attipedal Trass invites the inost searchinc crittcim.

This in- rtru kxcI aad a Yarioele Irw" may be seen at Da. Baoes' ofhee. Ne. 3 Barclay--, New-York. Merry Cfcrtotsaae and Happy w-Ynr- LA Ii KS.

I'. very Htvleaf Ladies'. Mis--'; Boys' and infants' froots and Caoea. also Geot's c.mbro6ered Toiiet Slippers, at ltiLLfe.it 2a. 3T Canal-sa.

1Hartaw Gald Pens Prices to salt the perket aad peas tv ait hand of every writer at No. 3a t-uate. tl or iuctose stamp for circular, with aa- arwvia as af aUaiaes awd Uikea. Tkrahaer Ata aad B. FRANK PALM-FR.

iavB'orara patentee. A.tir-plce. (faau floor) N. Pldlf a-i Pttc. Oaly K-seeof Paiiaer A Co.

AYid iabreucter. ckiUog oq Um inventor. The Vatarf Pis tf Ciraawd a tfce fnth- rt enruer cf ii-. a-ri-r it i ireo rre's. wi-i be Jzn.

i. luc iicrctantt' Ex- in. in Fervia f-a Ileaie Tihe ii1t3'. uK- VViWT. hi Xi- '-r.

Dev-lfn efe Co. HATE A LA KG ASSORTMENT OF 0 VBCOlT3 OF FINE QUALITY AND EI.fcGAKT 8TTLE8. HEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, AT OLD PRICES. Corner of Broadway aad Grand at aad eorner ef Broadway and Warren si. Geeda far the Robes de Chambre in great variety of uunu, Kep, uiota ana viumera, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SMOKING JACKETS DETLlfc A CO Corner of -BROADWAY and ORAND-rt.

Corner of BROADWAY aad WARREN-et 8enrfa Tiea. Kobe a HOSIERY AND GLOYES. NEW GOODS AT OLD PRICES. UNION ADAMS, Ne. 637 Broadway, New-York City.

Ileavy Knit All Waol UNDER3JIIRT3 AND DRAWERS, ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER, BY UNION ADAMS, Ne. C37 Broad iray. Ilallday Pre sea ta of AFFECTION AND CHARITY. WHEELER St WILSON'S SEWING-MACHINES. Highest Premium, World's Fair, London, IKS.

Sc the recent improvements. Office. No. SOS Broadway, New-York. Pearl Mettled Soap Is the beat And most economical for laundry and family use, being particularly adapted for flannels and all kinds of woolen goods.

Manufactured and for sale by E. MORGAN'S SONS, No. 211 and No. 440 West-st. Also FAMILY.

PALE, and No. 1 Soaps. MARRIED. Forbxs Millkb. On Tuesday evening, Dec.

23, at the renidenoe of tbe bride's father, Kev. Mr. McNulty, Joh.1 M. Fokbbs. of New-York City, to Auk I.ibbis, daughter Of Oliver Miller, of Montgomery, Orange County, N.

Y. RaxD Babd. On Christmas Day, at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, by Rev. H. W.

Betcher. Mr. J. Hbbbbrv Rbbd to Hiss Anna Bard, daughter of Mr. H.

Bard, of this City. Stiser Isaacs On Wednesday, Dec. 24, at the bouse of the bride's father, Jonas Isaacs, No. by Key. Mr.

J. J. Lyons, dpt. Jossra H. Stihcr, late of the I'.

S. to Miss Amblia Isaacs, all of this AT California (pers p)eaecopr. DIED Baum In Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 27, Thomas aylia, in the 67th year ot his age. Tbe relatives aod friends of the family are Invited te attend his tuuenl, on Tuesday afternoon next, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, Ne.

10 Brooklyn, without further notice. Cochbah. On Saturday, Des. 27, Miss Wilhumiha OoOBLA2l The friends nf the family, and of her brothers. Charles P.

and Thomas Cochran, tire respectfully invited to attend her funeral, at 1 clock P. M. this day. (Monday,) the 2Stb from the bouse ft ner sistvr-ia-lsw, Mrs. Samuel Cochran, No.

34 East 2it-st. Coxkout. Suddenly, oo Saturday, Dee. 27, Isabblla SriLwrLL. eldest child of Charles M.

and Fanny A. Connolly, Jr. The relatives and friends of tbe family sure respectfully invited attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, Washington Heights, on Tuesday, tbe 3uth insC, at 10 o'clock A. M. The remains will be interred in Greenwood.

Coolbv On Friday, Dee. 36, RiKPfUH enry son of M. and Maria Louise Cocky, aged 10. years and 6 months. Cavrom.

In this City, on 7th day morning, 12th month, 27th. William Onion, ybungest son of Jacob and Jennie Capron, aged 2 years and two months. Their friends are invited to attend tbe fonend on 2d day, tbe 25th insU. at '1 o'clock P. at their residence, No.

1.16. Broadwar- DBMABEfcT. in this City, en Friday, 2Cth Rev. CokscLi T. Dbm a nape, in the 71th year of his age.

Tfce lvee and friends of tbe family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, from the Hatch Reformed Church, in Kieg-st. Ea.to. On Sunday morning. Dee. 28, Waltbb, fourth son of Charles and ikrborah Ka-ioo.

Sfred '3 years. 1 he relatives and friends of the family ar resccetfullv in vited to auecd the funeral, from HU Church, on 1 oesday, the 30th at 3 P. without further invi-tavn. liovBT. At the residence of his son-in-law, Cart.

I. P. Jones, Morrisania, en Wednesday. Dec. 24, UEORtia Hovst, in the 7Mb year of bia ape.

Ftrneral services at the above place on Monday. Dee. 23. at 10 o'clock A. after which his remains will be taken to Greenwood fer interment.

Friends of the family are invited to attend. Lajib On Sunday. Dec. 28, Mrs. Eusabxth wife of Anthony of Brooklyn, L.

in the 61st year' of teruge. Funeral services Today aftemooa, at 2 clock, from her late resfdeni-e. No. 'Jbi Htcks-st. rieads and relatives of the bo lily are invited to attend, without further net ire.

Law. In Washimrtoc. en Tharmlay, Dec. 28, Samtbl A. Law, of Meredith, Delaware County, aged 4a Kis remains have been brought to the residence of his brother, Nw.

19 Tom ktns-place, Brooklyn. Notice ol the time of his funeral will be f.r1ven hereafter. Morton. At Ilolmeaburgb, Philadelphia, en Saturday, Pee 27, Mtcbbtia Parsons Morton, wife of the late Rev. Daniel O.

Morton, of Bristol, N- and sister or Rev. Levi Parsons, first American Missionary to Palestine, in the 7th year of her The relatives and friends of are respectfully invited to auend her funeral, from tbe residence of her son-in-law. Rev. Alanncn Kartpence. Bolmesburgh, Philadelphia.

Tuesday, Dec. 30, at o'clock A. M. McLwrouuH. In this City, en Saturday, 27tb after an illness of several years' duration, Mrs.

Jouanxau MoLocaua. aed 48 vears. The funeral will tike place from her late residence. No. 1 Avenue on Monday.

iJth inrt-, at Hfr o'ciock P. M. The relatives and friends, also those of brr son. James i). Mckonncn, and her daughter, Mrs.

Fraxer, are respectfully invited to attend, without further invitation. Saturday evening. Dec. 27, Fbabcbs E. SceriXLC widow of tbe Inte John i.

Neilson, deceased, and (Uurrhtcr of tlie late Jense ScuCeld. Her relatives and friends, and those of her brother, Wm. H. cot.eid, and her Samuel W. Parmly, ore invited to attend the funeral services, at No.

27 West 3i th-sc, on Tuesday moroiiiK. at 10 o'clock. Her remains will be taken to New-Brunswick. N. for interment.

Hmitb. In this City, on Saturday, Dec. 27, after a protracted illness. Dr. S- KicnA gaita, ia the year of nis ace Uis friends and those of his father-in-law, J.

W. Robin-sen, and of his brother. Dr. A. il.

Smith, are respeetfuily invited to attend his funeral at the Wainwrisht Memorial haven, of Waverley-place, on Monday, Dec--. at 10 o'ciock A. M-. precisely. The remains will be taken to Dale 'Je meter for interment.

Toarxms. On Saturday morning. Dec. 27, wriui seoad sea of the late Albert J. Tompkins and the widow Mary A.

OFFICIAL DRA WlJieS OF MURRAY. EDDY HLENTUCILY AND BIISSOUOJ bTATE ErOTTEKIES. ExavveKY. Extra Class 613. Dee.

27, 1862. 14, 60, 44, 64, 29, 45, 66, 27, 15, 10, 19, K.BXTUCXT. CLASS M. Dec. 27, 1862.

77. 9, 46, 12, 63, 73, 19, 58, 37, 29, 30. Cireolars seat free ef charge by address iny either tUvA tuui at tu. Covmgtoa. St.

Lonia. ate. LOTTEKIES. PRIZES AND INrOR-mnioB Riven. JOSEPH BATE3, Brakes.

No. li Room Ne. I. New-York. LOTTERIES.

SEE J. A. MORRIS A AD-vertiseaient oa eighth page. 0 AH Re'U at wholesale prices New style Jos received ia Silk and Wool, All Silk, new style Four-ply 1 jnen Collars, per dozen 1 Undershirts and Drawers 2 Winter Glove, from fO Fine White Shir ta, for la Ne. 382 Broadway.

WATCHES AND JKWKLRY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, FOR SALE BT GEO. C. ALL2N. No. 415 Broadway.

one deor below Canal-sC. fomerly Ne.ll WalWst. CENTA-B3IEN FINE GOLOeCiKF FINS. NEW STYLES. For sale by 6o ALLKK No 415 Brt-dwa- On door below Caaai-at.

TEKLE'd PAltLOB Dl'STERS JC8T what you was for New- Year's presents, being both nseiul and ornanientaL Xiexant stylea of Piano Dusters; Picture and Mirror Du.ters. Extra Carriage aod Furniture Diuiers. Cornioe Dars. and over 3U0 varieties of Steele Patent feather Vorlrs at 10 ceaU to 1 each.at wholesale and retsiL STEELS Maaw-foctcrtrs. Ne.

3 ot-poa't Arfor House. ItOLP! CKOUPI! CROUP cared by ivr. TOBIAS'. VEKKTIaN LIM-V NT It rover foil when u-d areordinir to the Tlieliecrf kaaJiedsof diiidrtsa bvetaeeaaared f-iis year ty It. by aa drttiM aV.

Win TIL BI8T MOST BEAUTIFUL 03T DUBABLE AJTTHONY a' No. Ml Broader. "V-Three doors from Si. Niohv OPEH KYSNINGS UBINQ Is OIDATS. A BBAITTIFUX.

TMPKRIAI. PHOTO-OltAPH of tbe EMPRESS EUGENIE, Is to be seen at ANTHONY'S. No. 101 Broadway. The ladies ef New-York are invited to examine it.

THE EMPRESfJ EUX1KXIB Will receive THE LADIES OP NEW-YORK ANTHONY'S, No. 501 Broadway, until farther notice. AN IMPERIAL. C3ROUP, THE EMPRESS AND THE PRINCE IMPERIAL ANTHONY'S, No. 601 Broadway, Manufacturer of the BEST PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

BALLOC Depot of tlte FRENCH YOKES SHIRT, Removed to 403 BROADWAY, If. have an head THB LARGEST ASSORT! JK JIT OF TJKOBR SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Hade of JWERIIfO, LAMBS WOOL, SILK, SHAKER KJJkSNEL, WHITE AND SCARLET VIAlf CANTON FLAXKEL AND BUCKSKIN. Aleo Jmt Received from Haaufaetory A New Lot ef ROBES DE CHAMBRE, At Wholetal aad Retail. Yor Cask, at lesa than the aiaal prices. GAS FIXTURES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES STETHEN PHILBIN, No.

TOT BROADWAY, Connecting with Prambins Establishcent, No. 331 also. No. '2 ASTOR HOUtsE, Offers for sale his Urge stock of GAS FIXTURES, at 20 per cent, below cost, te make room for a new supply of the latest styles, which are constantly Also, a FINE ASSORTMENT of BRONZE FIGURES, Inkstands, Natch Safes, and other ornaments Kerosene Lamps, AC CRA S. A.

HECKSCHEH dc SHIPPERS OF SUPERIOR SCHUYLKILL Are sew prepared to furnish their celebrated BLACK liKATH WHITE ASH. BROAD MOCNTAIN WHITE ASH, DIAMOND VEIN RED ASH COALS BY SINGLE CAB0 or larger quantities on Contracts, at lowest market price urriti. au. j. i.

BRWARfi THB NOIITUKAHTER. BROWNE'S METALLIC WEATHER STRIPS toit'iy fxelude WIND, RAIN, SNOW AND DUST from the crevices of doors, windows, and sky-lieh! of every description are food for years, winter ana summer. They are las superior to all weoifen for Uie above purrose. as is the Monitor to the old Nortk t'oraitna ii :4 ter, with reference to thousands ol the best citixens in New-York and vicinity, address METAL.LIC Wis. A lutn slrilr No.

212 Broadway, corner of Pulton-si. Local A cents wanted ia every city. AELIY SSHTS WHOLESALE AFD RETAIL. AT LOW PRICES. IRA PBKKGO PONS, I NO.

17 BROADWAY, N.T.B CURB FOB PIN WORMS. Dr. E. C. fiOULfV'S Pin Worm Snrop.

This cek-brated worm remedy, which has trained each hih reputation tn New-Knglano, is warrantea to expel Uie aacandes er Pin Worms entirely from the fcninun system, it affords relief in 24 boors. This syrup a vecetatile preparation, and a most vaiuaMe cathartic where phytic is required, especialty for children, and always safe. C. HERV EY, 8e Proprietor. Address HALL A RUCK EL, NO.

2I iircenwich-st. New-Yotk, General Agenss. At retail lraticiBta everywhere. FINE CtOLD WATCH CHAINS FOR LADIES AND CENTLKMEN. NEW AXD BEAIJTIKL'L STYLK8, fOP 8AI.E BT GLOi C.

ALI.EN.Ne. eie Broadway. away, anai-s One door below JKINE GOLD AND ONYX AND KARL EAR-RINGS AND PINS NEW STYLE Far sale ij GEOL C. ALLEN, No. 415 Broadway, vce oocr otiow canai-st.

TADMAN A CAMPHOR CAKE WITH ULYCEBIKE, Cares chapped hands and lii-s ia a few hoars, KEEPS THE SKIS SOFT. Ladies Hve it Uie preference over every other preparation. Price 15 aod 2a prota. TADMAN A Trnrglv. New-York.

FIME GOLD HLEEVE Bl'TTOMi. i NEW STYLES. For sale by GEO. ALLEN. No.

415 Broadway. One doer below Caoal-aL BASONS. i have inst eempleted my large aad extensive sfeec of Fall and Winter Ciotnlnr, not varpasned, aa to variety, taste and style, ia this City. Tbe children's and far-nitiung department not equaled- Ail of wfcich be acid at very low prices. Please call.

T. BT BALDWIN. Nee. 70nd fl Bowery. THE LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY.

LEE'S GRAVEL FILLS. The only known remedy for ail Kidney and IJver diseases. For saie at No. Bxoadtray, and by ai tke principal druggists. WENTY YEAt-S EXPERIENCE HAVE tested tbe vi-tues of Dr.

BALSAM Oj ILD tEKKBT, and tbe reult i. that it isthebesU reme-ly extant for palmonary acd lusg diaase cjj the whole raoge from a cold to a settled centum ptiea. Were it not for its rctrils, it would lotg since have c.ed.aad made ne sign." as Buy nons uoltaui has tiie wriUea fcigtiuuro of i. Butts on tue trrapper. rATTI A I iftij 1655, 4p ii Ue 1U I M.En 1 1 DICKEN-S HXW CHRISTMAS eroKYt BOHBBODY'8 LI7GQAGI I By CHARLES DICKENS.

Aether of Pkikwick Panera.n Oliver oIa. Aad fully eqoal to the beet of the former works written by CBABLBsDicxBfis.it published thU day, compleU in a flae octave volame, on fine paper. Price Treaty-EI re Cents a copy, and Is FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS aod is published by 1 T. B. PETERSON fc BROTHERS, No.

30C Chestaut-at-, Philadelphia. Te whom an orders most come addressed, aad they will receive immediate attention. Copies seat free ef postage on receipt of price. MESSRS TICKNOR tr FIELDS, BOSTON, PUBLISH THI9 DAY olva' MRS. FREMONT'S NEW BOOX, TBI STORY OF TIIK GUARD A CHRONICLE OF THE WAR.

i iI.ilV.,s,,B vo rxBaoar. 1 vol. 16mo. Eleganuy bound ia beveled boards. Price 1 26.

iVr. of wife of Gea. Fremont, a a true story of the celebrl i.i naoaveoea maoe tne subject of such diverse criti-Pa. Un. remont has nndertakra the story from dceire to do simple justice to Uwxe truly soldierly young men, worthy of a place ia the chronicles of knightly deeds, who were misrepresented, slighted, aod flnaliy faisnltrd oat of tne service, because ot the name taey bore," aad tw contribute somutMng te the relief of the families af sack of the Guard as lost their lives in the service.

Te Uua latter tmrmae tha nrnftra nt i. k- w1) i The Su.ry of the Guard" ia not a ponderous aiseoricat Though it deals strictly in facta. It abouads ia rcaoantie and thrilling incident, it is. aa the autaor inT-mmm hotj oi ue imira tairreeung the Met interesting because ia tea thousand Lame somv vacant place will lead a strpugcr interest tthe tale. Fortsale by all bookseller, or seat postpaid to any ad-dress WJ receipt of price by the publishers, -v TICKNOR A FIELDS.

No 13S Boeton 1 THE NEW AMERICAN CYCl.O"PDIA, Av SUITABLE HOLIDAY GIFT. No more a propriate Gift can bo selected fur a Year's Presen than the new coir vr rrt ivrDVia, IT WYti, BK COMPLETED IN 4'E MORE VOLUME, Makln IS inatt. PRICE: Ia Cloth 3 CO each In Hlf Morocco. OOeack in Sheep Oeachlln Half Russia. 4 60 each very early in the cominv year, the price will be increased 60 cents on each volume, so that those purchasing now will save i NEAT LA CX-WALNUT BOfYKCASES Have been prepared to conuin THE ENTIRE SET Of THE CYCLOP JEDIA.

PRICE. 60. D. APPLETON A Publishers. 3ee.

si Mroailway. BOOKSELLERS AND THE PUBLIC. Having removed to their new premises from Dey-st-THE LONDON PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. Are now prepared to supply their customers as usual, promptly and at the lowest cash prices. MV 6IVIBAL PCBUrATIOXB flnOBTtT RBAPT St SPLENDID ILLUSTRATED BOOiLS, FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

-AH the Complefe Works in elegant Binding which this Co. issues, eooai sting of the aoe magnificent collections of steel engravings extant, can bw be purchased by the poblle direct of us at onr retail rooms, NO. 491 BROADWAY, ONE FLIGHT CP. Wholbs ai.b Rooms, No. 44Bbooub-sv.

Address HENRY A. BROWN. Managing Agent. GREAT vATTIt ACTION. IMPERIAL COCRTS.

vi THE GEM OF THE BKASON AMONG UOUSAY GIFT BOOKS. A GREAT FAMILY GATHERING OF IMPERIAL SOVEREIGNS ANDTHKIR CABINET MINISTERS. 42 Steel-piste Portrait 11 lustrations. 46 Uiographiej.1 Sketches. 410 Pages on TlDted Paper.

Richly bound in Turkey antique. An Imperial Octavo. JTJST rUBLI8nEI BY CHARLES SCRIBNER, New-York. No. 124 Grand-et.

For sale by the Booksellers. IN PREMS, i By CHARLES 8CRTBNKR. Ne 124 New-Yorx. THE BOOK OF PRAISE. From the bet English Hymn-writers.

Selected and arranged by Rocanau, RACO'yS ESSAYS. AND COLORS OF GOOD AND) EVIL. With Notes aad Glossarial Index. By W. itPia Waioar.

M.A. January no. now ready, merry's museum. The obtest aod beet ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE tur Children, only $1 per year. January No.

contains a steel engraved portrait of Robert Merry. Price 10 cents. Send for H. N. STEARNS.

Publishe-. No. Ill New-York City. THE CHEAPEST BOOH STORK IN THE WORLD. 100.000 children's books at 26 published for 60 ct.

20,000 ptiotoeraphic albuius At vota rsics. 76.000 magnificent gift books at oca rtict. 10U.0OO misc.llaneouj books at ant i-biob. LEGGA1 BROTHERS. No.

II near Beekman-et. HOLIDAY GOODS. TIFFANY Koe. 650 and 653 Bro-tdway, Have in stock, in addition te tneir superior standard assortment of DIAMONDS AND FINK JEWELRY. RICH SILVER WARE AND WATCHES.

BRONZES AND CLOCKS IN ALL STYES. an extraordinary invoice of tbe PRIZE LEATHER GOODS, aiade by the first faliricaou of London, Paris and Vienna. inrlndn.g Traveling Satchels aad DreseiDg 5XCUS1TELY MADE PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS', bound in rare wood or leather, with mountings in gold, malachite. Ac; Jewel and Papeterie Cases, Portfolios, and many miscellaneous fancies. lLLIAAI TAYLOR, IMPORTER OK Fancy Bon-Bon Boxes, AiC 4c.

No. 6i5 Broadway, OFFERS FOR NEW-YEAR'S TABLES TCR KEY, DISH OF OAME, SALADS." ORNAMENTED FRt'IT CAKBS. BRANDY FRC1T, CHARLOTTE RUSSE. MOTTOES, ICE CREAM, FANCY ICES', PICKLED OYSTERS, Ac All of the best quality. FOR HOLIDAY' GIFTS, FANCY BOX KS.

8CPERB SILK SACKS. CORNFCOPIAS, PURPRISE3. All filled with del it tons confectionery. GOODS FO fit-T BIIO LI A S. Fine table and pocket cuUery, plated tea-aeu aad eolTee-Brns.

Jogllsb aod Americaa skates, for ladMS. ireDtieiBen axd 1-ots Tool cherta, leirhi, Ac. W. tJEYMOUR ii No. 4 INDIA RUBBER TO vVMTjlt WXUhyI A fine assortment fev the Holidays, wholesale and retail, GOODYEAR'S INPIA-Rt'BBSU tilXlVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

i No. a Broadway, ciirxer of Folton-st. India-rabber Gloves for chapped hands, Ac. KTTclTjhIkoR THJB llOLriDAV.S-NEW China aod- Glass buire. Fine China Dini.er Kets.

190 piece, for 34. Fine Deeorated Dinner ffeta, (or 8 aod upward. Fine Decorated Tea bets, fir $7 60 aod apward. AH oar Slock of giaea aad faccy roods, marked iaplaia. ngaree at tne mat rate, we still cnunue our i Lor A ras fi Atares.

in evrrr variety. J. A T. DONALDSON, ') Ne.Leroy-place.fBleeeker-st.) OLIDAY GIFTS. AMETJCAN.

8WISS ANM English watches, in my owa desirable styles of canes, and floe gold jewelry of every Good olii roods 1 approrrtata for Holiday gifts. T. B. BYNNEH importer aod Dealer in Watches and Jewelry, and watch ease manufacturer, Ne. 176 Bread way, op stairs.

JtHN HOOPETt C9.s CITY AMD COUNTRY ADTERTISIMQ ACEMTS Ke. 41 Park-row. New-Yerfc. Mew-Ysrk Tanaa BaBdaav J. Ce.

are iasertrag adverUaeaseabi ta aM New, papers pusiisbed ia th Halted States aad British PTw-vkacea. A careful seleeiiea af papers Is saado adapted te aaybedaeae.aadihe aavBansrae Is done In the aeas ssik ht saaaaar. saving Baa treakle and expiate ta tan advertiser. MaacaAara. BAaxaaa.

BaoxBaa, Taansair. and Raxlxsab Aax3rre.aalbsJaeai ssca general r.wiss-. las extend Ueur trade, are respastfally invited leeall ai tta emce, Xm. tjr Far k-rw. aad erawlne papers and.

Nearly an aewvpapara puSftsaod Ouwagaeat the) ary are received ard filed at Otis office. RxrxitxcBa. Meters. H. J.

Rayirtoad A C. pat. llhrs af tka New-York nal. aJ tba Dakliahara mt La nwi aawepapeca taroagaaat uaoaw liADIES FINK, GOLD WATCHES, Ia newandboaotiful styles of cases. FOR SALE BY GtO.

C. Al.l.KN. No. 41S BROADWAY, aae dooe below Canal Formerly Ke. 11 Wali-.

YriRNITl'REOI? EVERYIJESCHIPTtOfs, of kupertor from new ainl nrigiai dcuus. nil of uy own maoefirtore, which 1 wiit sell at 'tw ro f.tt at wbuicsale cr retail, j'arlor art el-. r'ni uiiiiitVMi. nl wrTo)i4.