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 General John Cc6ee, who bore distinguished part a some ofthe battles o the war of 1912, and was ., one period second in command to General Jackson, died on the 7'h inst. nsar Fiorence, Alabama, a tie age ef62. His death was fly eoasBmpiioD, contracted daring vist 10 Washiss,en fast winter.

 Gsicide.-Mr. Nathaniel P. Parker, native orIDs. wish. and of the firm of Baker 6 Blancl,ard, Boston drowned himsefa few sigsis since. He was abou, 3l years of age, is good pecuniary cisenms,ances and was to have been married the present week to youna lady ia New-Bedford. A wedding dress had Seen prepared for her at Boston, and the same stage ,la conveyed it io her, aso bare ihs meascoly sidingl of the death of him whom her affections had beeu 6xed. His hat and pair of silk gloves were found in the boat near the body, perfectly dry, and in his coat pocket among other articles, small line about feet in length, with hangsmans noose al the end- He had not appeared to he melancholy, and his req sOns for ths strange act altogether unaeeouDable The appropriations made by ihe city governmeni o New-York. fsr expenditures during The year commen cing May 1883, anOaDt to &l ,S45,757 50.