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Movements of TraycIiers.

The arrivals yesterday increased beyond all precedent
this Ct and 81 50 sor e
registers will show
AMERIcAN-B. Davis, J. Hicke, Philadelphia; George
Harvey, Brooklyn; A. Ricard. L. scholes, Wisconsin;
j. Carter Salem L. Norris, Philadelphia; b Clarke,
Rochester /; Major Baker Major Ripley, y Army.
ptAsroR-E. Wheelwright Boston; D Magnnes, Tai
c. Beach Hartford; C. Bender, Boston; E. Lamb do; C.
Pratt do; j. Williams do; Norris, do; Bates. do;
lehman GipS,nn1 nooa o0 ysu wascner
New York; Watrous, Troy; d Burnard Albany; j.
Eastman. Baltimore; C Eastman, Boston; Judge haya
land, Long Island; Kent, Richmond; II Rice, Bail'
more; B. Cadne dos A.. Pomeroy. Hartford; hun,
Sandy Hill Captain Lopsr Philadelphia Lewis do
c,TY~Richard Robertson. Virginia; Eben Jackson, n
York; James Mclean, do; r: W: Wilson, Virginia; D.
samuel and family Philadelphia; E. NJ HolbrOok' ros'
FsAsxI,S~E' Pritchsrd Waterbury; J. Barnett, J;
Kyle, Columbus; J. Butts, New York; H. Reeves, p.
Robinson, Georgia; j. Todd PHILADELPHIA D. Russell,
Macon; X. Lord. Honesdsie; T Buckley, Havana; A..
steele Waterbury; r. Chapman, Burlington; W, White,
lima; Clarke, Troy; G. Clark, Memphis;J. Kemp. N.
York; scovsll, Water bury; J Ton linson New Hs.
P ai r. Thompson, Pittsburgh; j. Rngwslt,
HowAnp-w. r. Ross, New York; Mr. HATFIELD, St.
Johns, N B.; Ogden, Conn; A. Baldwin, New York
P. Johnson, New jersey MIR Bradley, do; c. Boards
dell Washington; J Goold, Msiae; D. Kissam Long
Morgan, do Rev p Corcoran, Alabama; 9 Patterson,
Charleston; T. sprowle, Washington; w. Penman, Bos.
ton; E. Jenkins, do; Mr. HerldibIa and CHM Shower
| man. Philadelphia; Mr. Wolfe, do C. Webster, Yale
College; Dunlap Philadelphia; T. Yates, London, Ca
| NADIA; Mr.. Ross. New York
JUDsoE.-D. b. Leight, Louisville, Ky; Canery,
New York; A. Bowman, Phila; c. Humphrey, Hartford
J. Snyder, City; H. Kennsy, Hartford; E. Chappele
| Norwich.
RATHsuN-R. Woodbridge New York; E Brooks, L.
Cross, Pha.; Storms, Poughkeepsie Pitken, Hart
ford; e. Miller Syracuse w. Cotton Bufaloi c LAT
ln Grt Remington j. Wild, Stockport A. Wild, VIOLA
| Ii 8. Hedges, H. Dennison Orange CO.; X. Cotton
| Canada West; II. Gardner, Providence q Seymour
| Ogdensburgh J. Adriance, New Haven
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NEW SHIP ENrERPRIs This very fine vessel,
intended for the Liverpool trade, under command
Of Capt. Edward Funck, was launched yesterday
from the yard OF her builders, M ssrs. Perne,
Paterson & Stack. With the except on off slight
accident, which can be repaired in few hours,
every thing was as complete and interesting as
could be expected Her lower and topmasts
were all standing. which gave additional novelty
to the scene. She loads immediately for her des-
sination. Her capacities were given day or two
since
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-09
Musical Intellige nee.

ITALIAN OrERA.--" Nina again presented last
evening at Palmos This opera improves upon scquain.
lance It was listened to last evening BY large audience,
who did not fail to bestow upon sgnora Pico, as Nina,
their tribute Of appreciation She was called out at the
close Of the opera and received such good night as
have caused her pleasant dreams The singing was
all good sguor sanquirico, Doctor simplico, who
has more acting any other character in the piece
except Nina herself in excellent spirits and voice
as indeed we're both Bepeventano and Benedeti Those
who have Nina" will not Of course fail to
go aud those who have been will hnd decidedly
improved on witnessing it a second time Wednesday
evening will cord opportunity as 1t is to be perform
ed on that evening.
ALHAMBRA-The inimitable vocalsts, Christy's band
Of minstrels are nightly drawing crowds to the Alham
Bra Their faithful delineaton Of negro character their
plaintivs melodies and euphonous harmony, are very
pleasing to the ear The gentleman who plays on tn
bones is exceedingly clever and the performance Of the
Cowbellogans and the burlesque cachuca Is sufcient
to excite the risble faculties Of the greatest There
is nothing lew vulgar in their songs or wit-hey ago
very respectable class and every way calculated
to please those who patronse them We wish them ca
cess
The ALLreHANIANs' concert this evening will be vel
worth attending. They are to sing number of ne
and beautiful pieces.
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vou, TO the employment Of the women. While in the
male department the great privilege Of allowance Of
tobacco has granted during the past year. SO in the
female department great privilege has been restored
The restriction upon speech removed the LIST of
June, 1916, and the women allowed to talk
There is handsome little library belonging to the 70
male department.
in the Mount Pleasant prison The experiment has been
made TO test the praciicebiy Of kind treatment towards
prisoners and thus far the results have been OF most
favorable character aud the inspectors and keepers feel
encouraged to psrsevere.
or the 1921 prisoners confined at Sing Sing within the
past year I'll were natives of this country and $40 for
eigners. About third Of the native prisoners are
black
The prison register, November %, ls4o, shows the
number of prisoners then in confinement to be 754 Of
whom Sis were natives and $50 foreigners or the ma
tives there wore born in the State of Maino, New
Hampshire 4; Vermont, Is Massachusetts,, 10 Con-
nscticut, 20 Rhode Island, New York. sal New
Jersey 80; Delaware, 9; Pennsylvania, 80 Maryland,
Ia Virginia. IA District Of Columbia North Caro-
lima 4 South Carolina, Ohio s.; Kentucky, In
diana, l; Missouri,l; Louisiana, l. The foreigners
were born I'm Bengal, Il Prussia, Austria l; Dem
mark Poland, Il Switzerland, Sweden, Ii Italy, l;
Spain France 8; Holland, Il st. Domingo. West
Indies s; South America, 5 at Sea, 2; Scotland, ;
Wales, /; Germany, 20; New Brunswick, Nova SEQ
tia Upper Canada, Lower Canada 5; England, So
Ireland, s6-Total foreigners, 23s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-09
Court of Gene raj Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Brady and Walk

Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen BRADY ana
John McKeon. Esq, District Attorney.
FEB s.-Triai for Assaulting Wife.-A man about
80 years Of age named Benjamin Furman was placed at
tho bar this morning for trial, charge OF having
committed an aggravated assault and battery upon his
wife, on the goth of January last The accused was
found guilty. the Court however, suspended Judgment
in his case, and he discharged
short time ago young man na% Ssrss Ea Of
burglary in the third degree permitted to plead guilty
to petit larceny; and the sentence OF the Court SUI.
.e"vice Alter being
City Prison to Fort Hamilton with view OF carrying
escape was on Saturday last by virtue OF
bench warrant brought into Court this morning. and
booked for six months imprisonment in the psnitenary
Trial for Grand Larceny Caharins Reed and Mary
Kenney, next called to trial on charge OF having
distracted from the pockets of William Dunn OF Tren
worth $l6 while in their company at dance house on
the Five Points, the night Of the ID instant The frau
fair ones were respectively found guilty, and sentenced
ohree years and three months imprisonment in the State
prison. :, 80, -.
Trial for Burglary Aaron Burts alias Allen Burtis
alias Alburtis then called to trial ndicme mt
for burglary in the Sd degree in having on the night Of
the 18th of January s4o broken into the store OF Bald
way with intent to rob the same On the part of the
prosecution, il was shown that the panel OF the store
dool cut OUT that the accused was observed in
the yard and made his escape; that he was pursued
and arrested by policeman, as he was running away
snd hai ne mao NOT bis that
his arrest; that on his clothes being searched, they
were found white with lime, rubbed of the yard fence
For the defence r. Warner, Esq, his counsel, con-
tended that burglary had not been committed, mas
much as the accused had not entered the that
the taking panel out, cutting hole with bracsbit
&C., did not constitute burglary which point being
suggestion of the Court, found the accused gull OF
attempt to commit burglary, whereupon he was sen
to be confined In the State prison for the term Of
two years and six months.
Plea of Gulty-John Williams, colored indicted for
grand larceny in having stolen obout $500 worth Of
goods from the store of Wlet McCord corner Of Mas
sau and Liberty streets, pleaded guilty, and was SEN
fenced to imprisoned in the State prison for the term
of two years and three months. The Court then I'D.
journed until tomorrow morning
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On Monday morning. after n lingering illness Mr.
JoHN G. c. Lcnp in the 46h year of mis- age.
His friends and those OF his father the late William
Lord are respectfully invited 20 attend his h
(ruesday) afternoon, at O'Clock, iron 437 Hudson
street
On Monday morning, s'h instant, Of hopping cough
Many ELiz.BETH twin aughter of John and Mary q
Ruck, aged years months, and is days
The relatives snd friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at O'clock
from their residence, 600 Broome street
On the 9th instant, in this city, Of consumption Mr.
FssxmAr CoMMrrcrR, native Of Mary land, and has
friends in Philadelphia. Baltimore and Philadelphia
papers will please copy.
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Circuit Court.

Fee s-Ohs a. Whifiock W Henry Moss--This was
an action OF repevn for two three looking glasses
and other articles of furniture taken under az exc.
cuon 1t appeared that defendant obtained judgment
In one of the Ward Courts, against Frederick s. ort.
landt and James Whitlock for the sum oil S25 upon
which no issued execution and took the property in
suit the property OF Frederick Cortlandt and James
B. Whitlock The plaintiff issued writ of replevin and
took II back his property, and the present suit 10
brought 10 test the rights Of the partes Verdict for do.
PENDANT,
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II Is possible the season may be later than usual
that goods intended for this springs trade may DO
shipped early heretofore, and that the Importation
may in the aggregate for the year, equal that of last
but the chances that the longer shipments from the
other side are delayed the limited they will be-
st in consequence of the increasing prices fer cson
and second from the advance the price of
the season advances and the supply becomes reduced
both Of which will have very sensible influence upon
the movements of manufacturers and upon the price
m inufactured articles
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Superior Court.

Before Chief Just ce Jones'
FEB. 9-Munro Moore-This cause which was
day, and given to the jury After consultation the
Court directed sealed verdict to be brought in this
morning
Thomas Moffram q Sons Oliver p MUs.-Ths
was an action on bill OF exchange for El000 sterling,
nearly $4,000. The bill drawn onMsjor & Wallace,
Of LONDON BY dsensan payable sixty days after sight
1t specially endorsed by the PLAINTIFF to the Sheffield
and Redfed Bank for collection, and afterwards pro-
tested for non pay men and sent back to this country
Plaintiffs counsel proved the hand writing Of defendant
to the BILL and that the protest lost and then went
into proof Of contents and that defendant had subss
quently scknowledged he knew the bill would not be
for nonsuit the following grounds-frst that the
partnership between the plaintiffs not proved
secondly that there was no proof OF the Dill being pre-
sented accented and the refused-and thirdly
that plaintiffs having specially endorsed the bill to the
Sheffield and Rsdfeld Bank they could not bring suit
without having i endorsed by the bank back to them
bank received it. Upon the two last counts the Court
allowed the nonsuit For plaintiffs, Mr. John Cook for
defendants, Stoughton & Harrington.
Francis Hobson Robert Nichols implicated With j.
B. Leopenporth This was action a judgment OBJ
tanned by plaintiffs in the year 1897 against the defend.
for Sl2,5UO The plaintiff is merchant in Sheffield
England and in the 1885, sold the defendants goods
to the amount of $4,000 sterling for which he obtained
The defence is that Nichols was never served with
process and never appeared in the suit Verdict for
plaintiff for $l9,3o2 81.
james Black, W Bernard Kane-This action
for work and labor, and draft for $50 both claims
making together about 500 The plaintiff 10 carpen
ter and worked for defendant, who Is contractor In
this way the debt incurred.
The defendant blended a settlement and release after
the commencement of the suit The Jury found
dict for the plaintiff, $ll5.
For plaintiff, Mr.. James McAdam. For defendant, Mr.
L. Sheppard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-09

SINGULAR SENTIMENTS IN EUROPE Our readers
are referred to two singular articles in this days
Herald one taken from the London Times, and
tne other from lie Debdt Social, published at
Brnssels They indicate, to a remarkable degree,
the progress of American sentiment on the other
SIDE oil The Atlantic. ltwould seem that Republi-
canism has taken deep root on the continent of
Europe.
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Hudson River Railroad.

To THE EDITION or THE HEkALp -
wish call the attention Of your readers, end espe
ciay who feel interest in having railroad to
to the present situation OF the route proposed by
Mr. Jervs passes around Breakneck hill the upper
termination of the Highlands The ice, which has been
broken up by the of Wednesday last Is piled up
some twenty feet in height and extends Considers
bic distances the shore rendering the road along the
river totally impossible, aud 1t j. on level with this
very road that it is proposed to build the Hudson River
Railroad which such feats oil speed are to be per.
formed. FACT.
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+ Frp-'s Lyman Ackery was not locked up, but wss
merely detained few minutes
Arrest of Fugitive from Justies.--A woman by the
name Of Mary Brady arrested on Sunday night, py
omcer stephens, OF the lower police, on cnage y,
stolen gold watch and chain. valued at $50 the pro-
perty of VIM Clark of that city and then made her es
cape to this city On the oticer searching her person
set, under her arm, evidently done with a view
deer but to no ''s aVa o y' the above Cd officer
has particular faculty OF searching women, scarcely
lead to be discovery Of the stolen property thus
the successful operation OF the above frsking lnior
nation was sent on to Philadelphia yesterday Of the ar;
rest and to-day in ali probability she will be transferred
back to Philadelphia for trial
Charge Of .arson-A black woman, called Mary
Of the 12h ward charge OF attempting to set frs to
two story frame dwelling house in seth street. between
cused for further examination
:, Charge q Stealing Horse and Cart-Oficer Wal.
CALLED James slsmOns and Willis H. MeGinnes on a
charge OF stealing horse and cart also two calves be-
longing to Robert SHARP residing at No ITO Elizabeth
RobberyThe trunk OF one OF the boarders residing on
the southwest corner of Jay and Washington streets
broken open between the hours of - and O'Clock on
Sunday by snesking thief and 500 in gold and
paper money stolen therefrom. No arrest
by ocsr we Of the S ward soyes on
Of stealing shawl and shade belonging to Isaac
Pckford No lie Cherry street. Detained for examina-
ton.
Il Fight in Chatham Street-Frsncis McKenner,
Thomas McKsnner, John McKennsr, and James McKen.
ner all brothers, all arrested yesterday, in Cha
than street. by policemen Of the 4th ward whom
the officers found fighting all ether in an old clothing
shop kept by David Ramos No III Chatham street. res
pecing some alteration about pair OF psntaloons
bought by Thomas McKenner, worth So 90 which
Ramos refused to exchange. On the officers taking
them to the station house, q slight melee occur
red between the prisoners and officers which resulted
in broken head and cracked lips Justice Dnker after
hearing the CASE held the accused parties to ball. in the
of $500 each for their appea at court for trial
which they gave, and wore liberated from custody.
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Dr. HYDER's LEoruRE.-We regret that we
cannot possibly find room for Dr. Ryder's last
lecture IN to-day's paper. We shall certainly pub
lish It tomorrow, unless the steamship Sarah
Sands arrives, or some unforeseen circumstances
ahouId occur
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NJ rs,.r rn,lors-Tahe Notice that the

Las. AID Futures ofthe Clothing Sors az the corner a
Baltimore streets. the city OF Baltimore wi
c,r sale al the premes ON the 18th
ant or will be sold private sale previous TO tha tune
bs so is about sc feet 'front.' and between Do aud
dssn lis ktt up the best pssbIe manner ana u mas
tns a. he ssrs or 10 Richard T. Shepherd No IS
Chsstnut street, Philadslphia-
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SEYs.-The publ shes Of The National Police Gazette
will issue mi. momnl Tuesday, in p;mph ct form com
plete aud authenticated OF all The testimony given
this extraordinary TRIAL for alleged Assault end Bate
Mrs Cram The pamphlet will also contain Btogrdpht
cal Sketch OF NJ, Seys beau ifly engraved corec
porra 1t will be for by Blu suinger 20 y
Long Bother George Dexter; Gfah.m y 90 layloi 9
Co., and al the age snd newsboys IN the Qnee
States Price oaly 6A cents at refill wholesale aese
supplied by the hundred. at the usual discount
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HERALD.
Now York, Tuesday, February o, Is47.
Malls for &c uIOpe.

The packet ships Mediator, Lord, for London,
and Henry Clay, Nye, for Liverpool, will sail to-
day Their mail bags will close at half past III
o'clock. this morning Single copies of the Ne,c
York Herald, and also of the last Yeskly Herald,
in wrappers, can be obtained at the Office, in
time for these mails
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u. y. Circuit Court.


FfB s.The argument in the case Of the steamer Nep
tune and schooner Iowa. concluded by Mr. Cutting
for complainant.
James Curtis ". The Schooner John Wurtz-Tbis
was case Of salvage, and was brought on by j. c. Hart
tor the ibellsnt Mr. Burr appeared for salvor and
slr Mason for the claimant The will be continued
this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-09

BosToN PAPEBs.-We are again under obliga-
I ions to Mr.. Cloyes, of Adams & Co.'s Express,
for Boston papers Of yesterday morning, by the
New Haven route. We were in receipt of them
at an early hour last evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-09

embraces every variety OF Travel ing Dressn
case suitable either for long short journey contann
all that is necessary for the toilet
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ELECTION IN MToHsAN.--Gov. Felch, demo-
Gratis, has been elected to the United States Sc
nate ior six years from the All Of next March.
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lew Stock Exchange.
Married..


On the 7th Of February, by George H. Purser Alder.
man of the 4h ward Ell REED Esq, OF this city to Mrs
PARIS TooKER, OF Babylon, l.
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Portable shaving Cases.-The subscr,

and dealers invited call and examine the ysrou.
of the above the manufacturers g. SAUNDERS
son, III Broadway few doors above Courtland street.
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ph,Iodc,Dnia Agents ia

PhiIadcipnia Agents for the r Mes" i -- w..
ZiEBER co, Ledger baiolps, M" 49,, Il, ,vsd
~ her ores dwell inps will lease cave the
nmas ~ ab,vc TENS u per moatn single copies
fmee a. iv' p-:aa centa J3l I'm
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Court OF Oyer and Txrminer.

Court OF Oyer and T<rminer.
Before Judge Edmonds, Aldermen Benson and Compton
The organised yesterday and shortly alter
adjourned having first set down the causes OF the People
vs. Joseph, and the Ross for trial this morning
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Our EXPORTS TO EURO rE-The shi pm ents OF
food from this port to Europe continue, and will
continue to be large. Ships, barks amt brigs are
engaged ahead indeed those on the stocks are
taken up before they are launched.
Gnllca,rr,x,.r AZ In.
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Aota... .s,lZ go
The value Of merchandise exported In January 1916,
$2,lOO s44, against So l0s 500 Tor the month
this year, showing increase OF than million
Of dollars about fifty per cent The increase has
been confined entirely shipments of domestic produce
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he following are the latest returns.--

CARGO THE BRIe Mary ELLEN, FOR HAvRE.
Wheat bags. ..'.......... 10000
pushels. 10000
Flour, barrels ............. ,234
We learn that the fine new ship Enterprise is
engaged, and will load Immediately for Europe.
Vessels coming over in ballast from England,
Ireland, &c, &c, to take in return cargoes to
Europe. Vessels are scarce at the South, to do
the coasting business in grain.
Thus we are on the high road to prosperity /;
but we must be careful.
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,r the Herald -.G.

Ello,ts Builings Penn yvania venue Wsshmgton'r
IS Agent in the District for bs New YORK hsra'a
wshin have the Herald" regular an e"y' must ss
their address as above. :"
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COMMERCE OF THE PoRr OF New YoRK-JAruARy, 1917
.anaysis Of Exports.

Totals ........ .3,0t3,632 26,T3 +9e79 B.
ANALYSTS Of Specie Exports.
Bars necla. Port au rrince, American gold. $500
Ship Rome, Sunatra, Spanish dollars. ..2o, l2o
Ship houqua, anton, do do ...... ass
Brig tlonaa, Porto Rico. Spanish doubioons 1854
Brig Republic, Rio d.. Janeiro, Mex dolls. .as,1tl
Pat dJuols. 1900
Schr. Suffolk, Hayti, American gold ...... 1899
Bark holiander. Rio de Janeiro, Mex. dolls. 4253
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TIE WEATHER The snow OF Sunday melted away
yesterday which was mild as an April day. The thar
mometer in Wall street stood as foows:-
7o'clock. IL NJ Bpm D p NJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-16
FROM GEN. TAYLOR-TRooPs
ORDERED TO VERA CRUZ.

u
BY the steamer Telegraph, at New Orleans.
we have accounts from the Brazos to the lst.
Gen Taylor has issued orders from Govern
ment Withdrawing all the troops from his column
that can safely b. spared. The Ohio and Ind
ana regiments under Gen. Lane left on the I3th.
and the Massachusetts regiment, under Gushing,
was ordered TO Brazos Island. there 10 en.barl
Immediately for Vera Cruz Deas's battery viii
accompany Cen Cushing Hays's Texan Ran
gers embark for the same destination. Gcprsl
Taylor will then have remaining between Bra
zos and Bnena Vista. 5,56s men.
letter from Cerralvo mentions the safety Of
Baylor and his detachment, which Il was suFsos-
cd had been cut oil. Their escape was mifscu-
lous; thirty were attacked and captured by Mex
leans, near Cerralyo, hut were rctaken-
Farther accounts are given OF attacks on trs;ns.
some dozen in ALL
Several deaths from Yellow Fever have &C.
CURED at Braxos Capt Fairfax, of the Virrin-
in Regiment, died at Saltillo on the isth.
A letter from Capt John Butler says he ar
rived ut Camargo with train on the 18Th. NJ
ported to Gen. Hopping, and was ordered the.ce
to Mier.
The intennents in New Orleans from Yeuow
Fever during As hours, ending 9Th instant. w<rs
1885, deaths at the Charity Hospital, Al.