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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04
Drugsl Drugsll Drugs ~

ID ECEIVINCi and for sale, at all times, the follow
,, ing articles, which Farmers. Physicians. Mer-
chants and the public generally respect uly
que~ted to call and examine before purchasing else
where:
Drugs and HIedicines.-Calomel Quinine, Rhu-
barb Basam Copujva a oes, Castor Oil, Chalk white
aud red Cream Tartar, Camphor, Magnesia, etc.
Patent Medicines, &c.-Bateman' S drops, British
oil Eve water, Essence Peppermint, Essence CHINA
mon Essence Lemon Godfrey cordial, llaerlcm oil,
audanum, Opod sidoc, Parcgoric. Pills of all kinds,
Soda and eidijtz Powders, Oil of Spike, Quicksilver,
Red PercpLate, Sweet OIL Sugar lead, fancy and sha
ing Soaps, Cloves, Ginger Nutmegs, Cayenne pepper,
Crome yellow and green, Lampback, Putty Venetian
Ted Terraseinna, Verdagris, Cupal Varnish Whiting
VaIs and Bottles assorted, etc, etc All for sale as
low as any in Arkansas at the Drug store of
sent % 1913 L. STEVENSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04
\ Negro Boy Wanted.

An intelligent negro Boy, about Il or l6 years
of age is wanted, for whom the highest wages
with prompt payment, will DO given. Apply at
the lute7Gencer office.
Aug. 20. '4S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04
HEEA AU ST,

.lso,ra.ic party Is in lavo. Of laying the bur
Aoso'eEnmeut equally upon al classes; and
'=lsHg lis " blessings alike upon all, the
iAe low, The rich and the poor"
BECAUSE
5z7cEatic party Is III favor &C reducing the
pm the farmers and luboring portion ol
-.g, ana O.: Increasing Them on bankers.
SIS, SPECTATORS and money shaycrs.
BECAU USE
l''ra!Ic party Is in favor Of economy and
.+.rlt 90 The public expenditures, and o.
5.E al unnecessary Offices and salaries.
BECAUSE
70',1'c party IS opposed to n swinding p1-
,N'=l.! aad in favor OF The constitutional
-.
BECAUSE
7-'''aiic party is opposed to all n.onoPoIies,
.''f.ereI aHi special privileges. and in IA
'1l.i rights anI equal privileges TO all
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04

MAMMOTH PUuP.-The St. Louis papers of tle
4,h, ut. announce that Il Mr.. p. Bonnet will lhrt
dav put in operr;ion. on board the steamer Cum
be III. nd Valley. his newly invented ralcn. pump.
constructcd scientific principles, wl!holt valve
or piston, AMI calculated for freeing sunkcn boat,
from water. This pump throws up the osionisI-
ing quantity Of Thousand barrels Of tclter PER-
minute.
If their statement be correct, MIR. B's pump 5
capable OF creatinL a young deuge.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04

\ DARK PlCrCRE.-A eentIemln who has ln,e-
y Travelled extensively in the Southwestern States
stated public meeting the other day, that to
his knowledge there was not a single buot-siOrt
in all the S.ate of \ Arkansas.--N y Express.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04

{ , ECEIvED by the steamer ]. L. boswell, and for
4 3, sale
100 hhds sugar,
900 sacks Rio coffee, do Java do
30 sacks pepper, do aIspicc, 5 do ra &C ginger
$50 kegs nails, assorted sizes, 10 boxes axes,
30 bales Georaia homespun,
25 doz palm caf hats
10 kegs bar lead 80 do Dupont pr. L.
I0,0 600 doz spun cotton, and many ,L'',
suitab BILE for the country trade. INF aft'cIes
HENRY y. CUNNINGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04
Lord John Russell.
LIvERrooL, Sept, l6, 1S4S

LIvERFooL, Sept, l6, 1S4S.
=. .,rsiderabIe anxiety and curiosity Is tell
As The fact of Lord John Russell being
T;ssPec' .s witness on behalf of Mr.. Smith
sI1l'lO'-~ directed our Dablin messenger to make
OO'le"' ,,.-fes on the subject, and he reports as
s5ls 'Df "A soon as Lord Iohn Russel has been
5o"' ,ba witness table, ne will be handed for
P1'5I. -, certain autograph notes of his own
80 il IS said, were written by The noble
Ll5 the nIsnora 5io reform bill agitation
5Jri distractions 10 the effect that lRrga bO-
u 'c- 80 should mlrch upon Lpndon. under the
- r ,sff.i1linI. bat, IN reality, to terrifv If
Asws have not seen the docAments,
-.,.. except upon tho reports of others, tes-
,beir contents. Those who ought 10
L,yeger. effect but li:;le mystery upon the
If5w these 'damning documents 20,
T.. y hands of Mr. O'Brien's solicitor. is un-
o'I,,s The vast ex:cGi--1s yet. we believe. IN
,,i1,f-9f the r8JeiioIS movement mtv
lawn INTO active sympIthy with the leaders
~bo since 1881, had mover motive for pro-
=, the remarkable correspondence with whose
70 Lord John Russell IS now ihreatanef.-
!, az lust remark that we consider it highly
Z-I5s that the court viii admit this evidence.
L-s,rs 10 Us - be illegal still the documents
',,I we think. should, be read and common
=, n tho statement. oi counsel. They will
-.lsraJ. moreover, as evidence. and. though
- 70, and successfully, by the Crown. the
: rm be rather heightened tnan diminished
-Ss-r technical a,presstoa.--Thesei letters and
I,,rBe which Lord John Russell is said to
--1l-l.e. in one Of his words OH the constitu-
rsaslv. that it IS sufficient TO Justify tine
an iasurrec;ion that the people are
-, snf.riEr. and view with comPiacencv
"a Of rule will surely prove. even 20 a Tip
r:y ilrr. thu. my Lord Russell is. after all,
-ss- and aJc:;3r Of treason and sediiion, by
- sni advised spe1aing.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04
zl sir Il. should T1.a The D,m).7atic Ticket.
LEEAISE

-l-rsllc party IS the party of pafri0iism
izseser stood b. tue country, maintained her
F. az upheld hor rights, in NIL her conihcls
/ s75l poacrs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04
Misunderstanding and Millinery.

kFDx.A MRS. NJ. NJ. JOHNSON, respectfully 80
-aseFF informs the ladies of Van Buren, and vi -
cnty that she has returned, and again Offers her
in Dress-NIakiug and Millinery at her old
stand o Phillips street.
april I5--9-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04

| Eg EMAlNlNG in The Post-otIico at this place
q % on The goth dayof Septcmber, which If not
taken out before the lst Of January will bo scul
l TO the Post-olfcc Department as dead letters
Allison Hiram Mckee James
, .I,ins .iavd Marcy Mrs Olive
Atkins Joshua Miller Jerre
AIov,pder Elias Merriman Isaac
Blaincv William a'"Cuslh
Bethel Eseen Morgan .'0iHcS
Ball Enoch 2Nieth John
Bailey Thomas Mobiles AivIn
Ba rker Thomas .Ofarhill James
Runsher Oliver Sarah
Cannon II 2prcson 3
Craw ford Ridge Jack
Craig & Rodgers John
Curry w Roane John S
Cordeli w Rondougb John
Cuncns John 2ainwaIor John S
Cnrrer Miss Rnmsey Sam
Clemens Nancy Reed Elizabeth
Churche John Ratff lobe
Doyle Lieut. S Rankin William
Dunham L Riley jacob
Engiimon GeorgeB Sugg Rev IL
Epen John spencer Browning
Edwards James Sullivan Fletcher
GOodIoe Harriet ISull IL & Brother
Gardner Thomas Smith James
Gould Chester Simpson James a
Goutch John Smith Ben jamln
james Joshua Smith Samuel
Iourdon A Smith w + 4
Joyes II Smoot Samuel
Howard w Trurman w
Iorpoth L Thomas Martin
Hagood w |Thruston " f. y y
Hart Bursai Thomas Mrs &.
Holloway w ihorp James r
HeffinGlon Wach Rev Pete
Hon Samuel Wales William
Kelley W Waddle ID
KilIingsworlb B Wood Capt Allen
L"bo Isaac p Morley John
L7nIou Wool DIR j p
Lester Anderson WnH1ns Rev .
Moore Lewis Wheeler +
{. D. PRYOR, p. V.
October II. iS4S--33-3y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04
Lnnk at this all Of 1ern.


BISHOP IS neitac7 b,ored uy drolrasI This time,
bus his Goods ncre1ce sl0H!f hfce sold iLsn1 7f 0!
most Nothing If tary hgd GrrUea safe, Gai f9sy
must 30 STILL LOWER for Cash or Produce
of almost all kinds. We cont keep such g01IS "a
Store so come God them md feel Of a. -lf rl!Us
and make yoar offer, THEY MUST GO.
Dry Goods ANA Silks:
CtALTCOES Of all colors ana qualities, Iaiuie Sa-
I Tin. cap aud bonnet ribbons, Dohhn, mn'iir, beg
yars lysic ana bed edgings and aess white and black
Irish and French aud yellow linens fancy and black
letts. jackonet plaid md plain ce6ric, curtain drt-
perry, silk surge, green Ben sZc G!Ggh brown to.
land, III cHl9rs glazed clm5rics, paper ca"or!c oarS
,lpG"ca and Cachmcre, ladies' ann gentlemen ~
,ud silk cloves. braidS purse silk, goats b1ch SIX
sravats ladies Cravats, paper, sgcrcd ana ianc 'urs
spool cotton linen tapes linen camoric and paoG''
black and coIOrei sewing ak, paiet
thread pearl buttonJ silk twist hoop aud dress whale
bone cotton und silk hose and half hose for ladies' and
misses and gentlemen, plrasols and pIrdsoletss To-
renee RuIlan and lawn b1nncts organdy lawns, ~ c.
n kinds of ladies and gentcmens shoes and boots,
bays misses and chd's do SaQdlcry-hrid!cH, s2a-
dies martingales saddle bags, velircs trunks whip,
surcngles girths carpet bags, bride bits bucN!os
tacs spurs stirrups, thread rings, collars, chaios
Groccr,es, hardware aud cutlery; planes aud bIcN-
smiths tools.
Sshaw we cant mention half, come and call 'or
anything and we wi do our best for yon at The old
stand l.. 3. BISHOP y Co.
September ,, 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04

--' "no are IN tae habit Of carrying dead
pas are 10; unfreGuanLiy the victims of
!. 'aicn cannot bo too strongly apprehen-
d ''so OF this kind occurred at Pit,sburg a
.~ace, which IS thus noticed in. the jour
.'lI5 nan named James Dawson, a mem
y Di Quesne fire company, came to his
saturday night under extraordinary cir
YES 's'. lie had been on parade during the
10 Ihe evening, near the theatre, was cut
aPsTs on the pavement, and while at
/: o 'I.i an empty barre! from the ground.
f''ed, to cast it into the street, he was
-''ef painful exclamation. and was OBJ
most Instantly, 10 sink to the Garth
f~ila!Ion, II was found that he had in the
IH hreman's shirt. common Bowie
- and Protruding several inches from
eo" The elbow. He had put in his
.i' only convenient place about his uni
~ no still wore and in his efforts It
= up on the inside of his arm until the
/. .Is:5d ne. through the garment at the elbow.
Auns The empty barrel with a violent
sG'Pou entered his body somewhere
'o.n' sc'ering an artery in its course.
almost immediate death.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
q ECUOCTAW TELEGRAPH." :"
4 Weekly Journal 10 be published IL DoaksriHe,
ChociQlc Nation.

Il
ChOciGC Nat5OH.
The undersigned. proposes 10 .commcGcc, a.
soon rs three huaIred subscribers can be obtained
a Weekly paper, under tho above Gllc, TO bo de-
voted to the advocacy and dissemination Of Moral
ity, Education, Agriculture and General iuiei-
gcnce--one-hulf in the Choclaw, and the other jn
the English language. Our sheet Will be, rs the
the publisher designs. Family newspaper, (uou.
tra in politics and religion,) 10 which end, fair
proportion Of its columns viii be appropriated TO
the publication of original and selected tales, cs-
says, sketches, &C., Of literary and moral cha
racter.
In issuing this Prospectus, are uwaro Of tho
expense and unprofabIencss Of srch an enter
prise; and noIhing but tho great r.ecd of pc,
odcal, medium for the dSsero .nation Of uscrg'
knowledge, has induced the sub scriber to under
taks its publication; aware to- of the arduouz
dnly and responsibility devolv ing upon the con-
duCor Of public ourna-v 20 cordially invite !ne
Missionaries Of the Nutio' Thereby, extending
the facilities of their uscfi .lness-ror ihcir cour
buttons. in aidof lis pub .icalion and those in tho
States, who are desiror.s of seeing 0u- people nd
vance in civilization P,nd knowledge, for their ap
probation and patro' aare.
The Agriculture part OF The TELEGRAPH VIII
receive parucuIa', attention.
The latest ne VS., both Foreign and Domestic
Will continue 20 be mo 10 up to the latest hour Of
publication. A iuI! Ind correct account OF tho
Markets VIII, also. 20 found in its columns.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04

r~Uyrr.D STATES AND RONE.-Dsaih Of DR..
r-f,.-Tls Washington Usioa has the follow
4 yer. long al Interesting despatch was re-
-I7. the State D5p1rin ~. by the last steam
1 Dr.. Ngr.iG. or accomplished Charge d .
2: Rom, C.vlnL an account Of his cOrdIli
a77 5c .ls Pope f the conpImonts viii ch
Illness pad ID ogr cJIutFy-auI treating
| --q! c.atrless aai iIrce Of the situation Of
r.-ai the political condition of the Italian
=. I. WAS written n lie DJctor's ha piysl
-. Tbs despatch b-0rs date on the 20Ih of
TT. Aud nav remark me melancholy y change
Cd has 81 rapidly cnsued
-His win mucn concern we have 10 stlta that
ssns arrival brings Ie.lerS from NJ. Hncroft
L-nIya, aai G5I. 4 Armstrong at Liverpool.
1r lint Dr.. N,r.iI rs taken violently Ill Oh
! 15.l 0! August, and brsatAei his last on the
Thus he country loses an admirable re-
a,1..ye R..11tl-a man Of decided talents. OF
p. acconp .islneE.s, anl higl character, and
Of l4s 5-s. writers III or csIHiry. lie had.
JlJ'T. ID 81 yar.o- n the power os com position;
% pro i'c.iJ, Of BIS pm cDJil wsiI have sur
=. bis .. ra>17.@l - me "rvcrHm MT
D. ~ YORK GZ1rns- puJlis ga an extract
ae ...- ia.-i Rom, i rEG.. .. which saws
.i-. T.. SIS taken wI-I fever. BAT died sIl
Ills .s'I.H1 1f Aplp.:yv. "a SI,I-I1v the
as,-. a. hat past tso- TIE writer was the
AE.--sl g..l atJaI Is h1i any ialirntcy.
SD. - 'r. BI,IElga .Ge Plr,ica!ars- The
Es % g. .Ju-lsi Oh tt' 'tteraDD Jf th3 25;A.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04
MARKETS..

VI n IL Il
NEW ORLEANS, OCT. %,
Corrected WeekIyD
Colt0n-Ordinary 5 81; middling % o; mid
ding fair 81 fair, Il -; good fair, o3 good
SagarELouisiaua ? } !; Havana 81; brown, 81
Iolusses-lG a 20 per gal.
Tobacco-2a A. c.
FIour-S5 i2a Il 5 374
WhisEey-Reclied 20. a y
Cofcc-64 7.
.Sau-sI % a | 40.
Rice-38 80.
C0rn-4U a 81
VAN BUREN,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Co,ron. s 90 Il | %.
Flour, per cwt., % w lE3
Corn, ear, 4" ~
O,,o sbelIed - 20
:. sheaf IL ID
Corn meal, per bushe!, 70 .oO
Bacon, per d., '2
Lard, 72
Beef, l2
Pork none.
Tailow, az V
Becswax, 10 IL 20
Mutton, 1-#--- hohe'
Veal, . "A 4
Butter, Nl2 ID
Eggs, II 10
Chickens, per doz., 10 o|5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04
q LIST of Letters

EG EMAlNlNG in the Post-ofIico at this place
ID q on The goth day of Septcmb., which If no
taken out before the lst of January will bo sen
to the Post office Department as dead letters
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04

0J~TayIor and Fillmore both say the wing
convention took them aP0n trust, and if there be
any ofier sect or party that will take them :. on
lrnst " they will he grateful for the favor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04

CASE low priced bcached Shifting. cases lso
low priced, fancy Prints. do summer Pant-stuh.
Just received and for sale by
WALLACE & WARD.
Aprn I4th, 1873
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04
TERMS:


no ie'e graph will be furnished 10 subscribers
al "Teed JilarS iR airaHcs, or within three month";
u'er 'ie reception of the first nnmber three dol
'@rs and half within six months, and four dollars
at the end of the year.
Notes on any specie paying banks OF The States
wi'l be received in payment, and rcmiltances ma
be made at cur risk,
me cslegraph will be carefully directed ami
n'i.rd every Thursday morning.
All letters on business should be addressed 70
] ID. G. BALL, Doaksville, Choclaw Nation Post
| PAID. ID. Fol SON Editor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04

Z DIX gro de Rhine SILK ; India d'css satin white.
pink and blue SdtIns irngcs, silk buttons, cords
and tIsscs, painted lawns bldcE, white and colorcd
Kid aud SIX gloves; Tariton and Swiss mas!tIs SILK
Thule and Brussels net fancy handkerchief, GiacS ahd
white lace Wells, green Wells, silk Braids, ctS ctc.,
just received and for sale by
June 10, 1913 WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04

QUEER CASE OF FIGHTIHG AND KISSING Tie
ST. Louis RereHie says Sullivan, a married man.
who recently e!oped from New Jersey with a
young girl, was arrested at u .ica. Now York, by
the girls father. During his examination in court.
the attornies engaged on each side got into fight
and while they were settling their loyal hcuty,
aftera pugis;ic fashion, Sullivan reached over and
kissed the girl. in open court, before the eyes Of
her papa. who Immediately rewarded the lovers
ga!Iantry by blow over the head with his can q,
causing him to bleed freely. The court was
thrown into uPro1r, and proceedings suspended
FOR time Finally, the girl was given INTO the
hands Of her parent and Sullivan was sen, to Jail.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04

FHRENCI -Cashmcres, G'ousn DO LANES black
Il plaid and fancy AIpacas, Hoho!r Pd'us, Dom "a
sInCs PalO Alto aud Buena Vista fla''' Hi''0S y "
Just opened and for sale by nm
Sept WALLACE ~ W.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04

MURDER IN SoUTH Observation-Disclosures A. S.
Camps respectable citizen of Spartaub s. c..
was recently deliberately murdered bv his own
overseer' a man named Jos. Glenn. The Spar
tan says:
MAYOR Camp with dis wife and little daughter.
""u Oeeh Spending some time at the Springs. and
were OF their way home in company with several
l"ics oil our village, and his brother Mr. Willi,m
camp, and family. When the company arrived
near thu farm. Major Camp requested them to
war; IS ne desired 10 ride his place to give
some directions to his negroes, which he did bv
getunG on his wite's horse and side saddle. When
he arrived ut near the house of his oversoer he
stopped, and whilst giving some directions to his
negro man, at The same time sitting on his horse,
was shot IN the upper part ofthe breast. with two
oa'iS from rifle IN the hands of the said Joseph
Glenn, who had concealed himself in crib some
lhIrty yards distant. for the dpbnlical purpose.-
MAYOR lamp tell dead in moment, and rs The Old
negro man started 10 inform the company ha rd by
Of whit done, Glenn fired Il mlsket with
nnetaen buck shot. at him. :hCugh without effect
So soon the distressing circumstances took
place aud the murderer had fled. there gathered
around the lamented one, his Iittle family and
friends. whose anguish and distress can better be
Imagined than described Ho was brought imme-
dIatey TO the residence Of Col. Harris of our city
who is the ftlhcr.n-aw of Mai Camp. at which
place, on the following day, his funeral services
were performed by the Rev. J. c. Landrum, aud
his remllns were consigned TO their las, resting
place IN the graveyard at this place. The muir
derer was pursued Immediately after he commit
ted the deed, by the proper authorities. and the
voluntary service OF other gentlemen. He how
ever, gave himself up the next morning, aud is
now IN the J1tl of this district awaiting ms trial.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04
Sands Sarsaparilla,

EUST received 4 doz. Wistar's bllsam of wild cher
ID ry for coughs, colds and consum ption, and for
sIIo bv Sent 30 Il. STEVENSON
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04
Attention Sh0emakcrS,

EtICITIWI NIIDEIIIINCTS.
STEADY situation and fair wages will be give
"a TO a Jourueymnu Shoe and Boot Maker, by the
undersigned. lie will not employ Il gentleman W ho
cannot do fine work and who does not possess good
qualities lie also desires immediate application.
SiLAS NJ. LARREMORE.
Van ErREy May 9th, 1918. I2-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04

nA LBS. Indigo, 10 bbls. Nlddcr, 10 do. Cop
e wv Pcrls. For sale by
July -, 'i9. WALLACE & WARD.
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- i'm Sra. ao6 viii publish in January VAencoiI oe
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stasent nsv learn speak BE lsrsus-s witn9nt nN
ter. slso an sppsnes cgntsinipr rany Fausoe "a
prepared bg Sea Nsissquez de a siin. 40 no
f sl.o kew - the IRE above wcrk ~ oe 2rf-
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rres Keadus Suok FOR tL- use cf schools con asans
- .rh,aare he rrscfics fufroircfcr - Greek con
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Greek sofhcr with Frs ist rosss, crct and eNFiaDs
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DrATH or Mr.. PAGE.-It is with deep regret we
announce the death Of DAVID p PAGE. Esq Principal II
State Normal school lie died on New Years morning
a. half past o'clock, after a sickness OF ten days
Mr. Page was In the prime OF life. being bat 81 years d.
and yet bow much has he done for which his name viii no
long remembered among men, and Of which here viii lie
IA everlasting remembrance in Heaven.
We publish to-day the resolutions passed by the Execu
tive Con mittee and the Faculty and Pup Of the Schoo
and with deep conviction Of It's truth we reiera;e what
these resolutions declare that the death oil Mr. Page is
pnblc calamity.
when Mr.. p had accepted the Office Of Principal Of the
Normal School and preparing TO leave SeTblryp port,
20 enter upon his new duties. distinguished citizen OF
Massachusetts, said 10 him Mr. Page. v7u must succeed
or die" Hc has done both he has succeeded the Nor
maj school IL the glory Of the State Of New York and he
has dleda martyr TO the canse OF Popular Ednc'tlon.
The Executive Committee deserve the thanks Of the
cmmuriiy for tho exercise Of the sound judgment and
wisdom which they displayed IN selecting Mr. Page as The
prncpa Of the school and doubt not Tho same Wis
dom vii be displayed IN the appointment Of successor
Alb. Eve. jour.
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Prom Norfolk-shippinu Intelligence.

NoEF0LK, Va. Jan. IL T. M.
The U. S. Brig Porpoise Capt. Gordon, has an.
chored of the Naval Hospital. The steamer
Legare and brig Washington are in Winter
quarters. The brig Black-Hawk of New Haven,
bound 10 Salt Key, went ashore on the lsth ut-
She was got OF and taken 20 the Grand Turk,
where she was condemned. The brig Walter X.
Jones, from Turks Island, is ashore few miles
south Of Cape Henry. She had two feet Of water
IN her hold on Sunday.
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EW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Tslegyaph 10 TIE Ti6aae.
LATEST PROM THE SOUTH.

The Southern Maisn in. No news from the Seat
Of War. Gen Taylor visited Matches on the 22d
ut ] S.ackman made an address, welcoming the
General 10 the place. The General replied mod
esty -Four counterfeit Treasury Notes have been
discovered az Mobile.
Mr. Clay stopped at Martinsburgh. He is ex-
pected al Washington tonight.