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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-20

CHARIEs STREET 40,
CIoAKS, CLOAKS, GI.0AKS
The latest arrivals of PARIS STYLES In cOAKs, being
different from thosa prevailing month ago We have
consigned Southern houses all Of stock that Of
LADIES consequently. win find establishment moth
ing bat what is entirely new choice and elegant
CLOAKS BEING THE SPECIALIZE
or our immense business we enabled exhibit at all
time larger stock and greater variety Of
any other establishment. States embracing
In its great assortment
VELVET CI.OAKS, in various forms, viz:
vELyEL CLOAks, plain and rich
VELVET CLOAKs, IN AQUIIIE and other new styles Of
vELvET CLoAKs, with Chanaly lace the finest and rich
est ever imported.
wv BEAVER cIoAWs,
IN all the shapes styles the majority Of which er
elusive and peculiarly elegant and
VARIOUS IN PRICE
~ the styles they represent and N nCre eliectualy
PoruLARIzE OUR STORE
have adapted the Of beautiful The wants
80 = . POPULAR TRADE
sHAwLS. sHAWLS sHAwIS;
In consideration Of the advanced for shawa have
reduced the balance stock Of shaws considerably
BELOW COST PRICE
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In consequence Of the numerous mistakes made by ladies'
who have desired 10 visit our establishment put have been d
ceyed by the similar outside appearance of other stores we
reluctantly compelled the protection Of snd
customers 10 notify the public that during the winter months
ia specially distingushable by the
LARGE WHITE POLAR BEAR,
Which Is constantly on exhibition In one Of onr windows
CHARLES STREET CO,
No. 475 Broadway,
getveen Troome and Grand streets
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TNTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

A III FAMILIES WANTING GOOD Servants TNuE.
IN ssey call he institute for donecs ls Eleventh
street. corner Of sh THIS extensive home has sbun
dance civil capable hSp to suit all Conducted BY
speclable AnlerIcan lady Charge very moderate.
LrAvILTEs AND HOTELS SUPPLIED WITH FIRST
" the liberal terms n ne Droadwav
Institute 90 Broadway Canal street This estsbshrr
e row contrcsl by Engsh lady and gentlemen o. c4pe
Reno.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

FINE SUIT OF ROOMS TO LEr-TO GENTLEMAN
n and family on the second door in the modern built brown
stone house West Sixteenth street. epee with con-
venience Those who partially furnish preferred Refer
given.
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HELP WATERSHEDS.

A ssISTANT wANTED-IN THE OFFICE OF A DRY
n goods house. young 10 u Is years o. agr,
xho vel and has had practice IN 0lce preferred
Salary hrsi year 500. Address l.. box ~ Post Office
GENTS wANTED-IN EVERY STATE AND CITY. TO
n sell portable mercural barometer, recently patented,
designed f0r general send for circular 70 r H. Bah
Geek. al Broadway
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CHAwIS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
- LIE BouTII.LIER BROTHERS will open. on Saturday,
$50 STRIPED BROCHE SHAWLS,
New and fashionable goods half the importers prices
loo BLACK AND WHITE ALL WOOL PLAID LONG
SHAWIS,
A most desirable article, at less than cost
Also
LONG BROCUE SHAwrS BLANKET SHAWI1, AND
ROUND CORNER MANTIfiA SHAwLs,
IN every variety.
s05 Canal street, four doors from Broadway.
CKIRTS.-EI.EvEN SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS, AID
- Unstable hustle, best patterns and well made 81 81 Is
springs 81 So and rs springs for g. Country dealers
piled with springs for IS; II springs ei ard "a sprnes
BIS, nj G. L. HARDINGS Isl Spring street. Hudson.
No connection with next door.
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S0n PIECES ADDITIONAL
PRINTED DE LANES
AT l2h and lS[ cents,
VIII be opened on
Monday, November IS,
NEW RETAIL STORE
ass Broadway,
Corner OF Worth sirees.
EDWARD LAMBERT CO.
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DraEcARD HOrsF BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
ID street New york-Fssbon.hly located elegantly fur.
nlsed IN Improvement omen TOR
accommodation Of private families and Esemen Beard ~
per day: n lower rres Pubic
fully solced BY NE nev nsnneement
BLANCHARD MAGELLAN.
HOTEL 81. JULIEN. NO WASHINGTON PLACE.
having been repaired repained ami newly furnished
throughout ready TO receive families single gentlemen
Meals served w private table ~ = IA carte.
MADISON SQUARE HOTEL CORNER rwRNrffTRsT
lVI street and BroadwayThe proprietor nov resAy
ate Arrangements With parties wishing 5oari ~ ne winter
either ~ table dh0te or N paro-s JOHN L. MOORE.
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THE MILITARY.
ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BRADY GUARD
street he following preamble aud resolutions we're unAnm
werras the dspensaon ~ an an wise God has derived
~ Ne ate raptn and friend Daniel Ssckpo while yet
n Nos ho ans haPr,ed hlm
y An unimsy grave We have losi tried friend and GONNA
re,tsa nd vho y h Iva rerssysrane, bad won
ResolSsd Tssi W tender Cur heartfelt synpae. 70 his
With Christian fori,uae reIgnaiion heir steon.
uus duly atesied be transmitted the family de-
Ressved That the above resolutions he psblisse IN he
~ Cr,Irs. orderly Sergeant 'O'''''' '''' '''''
=. BRArLEr, secretary.
NroTrCF-THE MEMBERS or THE BRADY GUARD
- are requested . at,eud meeting r. be held At No
make arrangements attend The funeral Of late Captain
SESIoR VETERAN CORPS or lsla WILL ASSEMBLE
sunday Soy II =, ocl.ek " e attend pcne service N
d syeas Sy sy , PS9u's y the ksy NJ
a. press ni. fthe weather permits Nv order
Isaac NJ PHrrs, Adlutant IL RAYMOND, Colonel
1T ---------==----=
BILLIARDS.
ID Dccters improved mechanical cushions psentec Nov
isssThese cushions combined q pure elastic internal
cushions They are as low any other cushion Pafscy
% n The s s2S @ 50 s III s os y sis y; a. s'
SATISFY AL q 10 sire quality and price.
Last ~ nrrt ciass tables
No L. full size, 6xl2 feet 800
No 56hy " feet
No. o. by 10 feet
No.a a6by feet. ...s.............
No. a. I" BY feei...s.s........s ............. 30
No q. sshy feet ......... isl
The two smallest calculated children-a hne
present for The holidays These beds with
fixtures complete liberal discount Tor NJ
second hand marble bed tables low fnr cash
T. DECKER, ~ Ann street.
RuIIARDs-FoR SALE, SPLENDID MaRBr.s AND
ID slate bed tables, for private public
lies sale Call examine Orders Nv mail
attended TO- W. ". GRIFFITH, IB Fulton street
pHELASs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
II Combination cushions.
Patented Feb ~, 1856 October ~ 1856;
Dec 1857; Jan. ~ 1883
November 10, 1858
These tables well known be- The n World
sale only the mandatory 81 and street. and at
Pbelans Ts5 and 1oS Broadway, N. y
w y sHARP's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
w and cushions Acknowledged by the sclenuhc
praoica players superior 70
all others for correct
win find their call before
purchasing elsewhere. Mandatory les FULTON street
yUASTpD-A SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLE. IN
w marble slate bed patent
Pbeans preferably Address stating lowest price H. r. box
9S5 Post Office, n. v
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This establishment devoted exclusively u the manutac
ure aud sale boys youths clothing Parents
specially invited 10 call and examine.
d 4. CORNELL
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SITUATIONS wAyTED-wEw,L

IN ENGLISH PERSON WISHES A SITUATION As
aeamsrss maid sud scausircss wonld 20 south for
o. t,er e stands hairirr4ssg, drc.slnaking and yet
nrr up mss give the hest 81 reference Address
~ i kmlty place tor two days
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WINTER CLOTHING
w AtEvANs'
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
6S and 81 Fulton street
Black cloth overcoais well and 81 - %
Pine black cloth 10 90 70 IL %
cloth is ~ 70 70 20
Excellent pilot oss..............6 90 TO ~ %
beaver IL ~ 10 rs %
Congress ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 Is 20
Heavy cashmere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 70 IL %
rur. beaver, hon skin satinet, felt and other - -
Black cloth dress NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % 90
Fine black cloth dress frock coats 10 II %
frocks rs o. 70 ~ %
Over business ....... 90 to IL %
Black pantsoons 90 20 90
Fancy csssuere pans ........... I 81 o.
bssiness NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Rich black and fancy velvet ........... " "
Ac, Ae., Ac., &c,
AiEyANs,
&c and 6s Fulton street.
Between Gold and Clif s'rce.a
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rI'HF COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS or THE BOARD
81 touncim.0 vii meet IN the Office q deputies fJr
making sssessmense No Chambers Cbasemenl On
Monday the I'll inst. Up int rested IN he
~ the following ~ xho ara
Opposed The notified present vir PAVING
with Belgian pavement Bowery, bel ween Eas Hr,.dvay
and Franklin square AZ also the n,srsecing with
cobbe pavement regulating curling sxth avenue
Fifty fourth and Fy ninth rexulsing Ter
ngon avenue Forty aud ytieth stree ao
Lexington avenue between Feth Fiftv seventh eefs
Fif second between Second Thirt ave
nuex also the following named petitioners jacob weaks
George Gregory John Clark ard ,ieorge W Duryea b.
order. PETER CRAWFORD 4
SAMUEL W. gALPTS
GEORGE ROSS Ag1nuH,oa
HENRY W GENET
JOHN VI BRADY
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poy wANrED-To ACT As BELL roy, AM WAKE
ID himself generally useful Apply at Worth House, No.
West 2al Il
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THE WASHINGTON cmILDREN's MISSION

VTHE LADIES of the First Unitarian Church.
L. moved by the sad condition nj children
IN Washington have commenced tho object Of which
from the alloys Of the neighbooods
many possible OF that number who, other by the misfortune
guilt negligence OF their parents from incident 10 the
mperccness human growing swell the
the dangerous classes Of American cities.
They have rented furnished suitable the Fourth
employed teacher daily children, wh coming
rounded during the day with Christian atmosphere OF kindness
iobearanoe and being taught tho elementary branches
edhca'on, Will be saved from peril and Of hem is
hopeo become very useful women
Very frequently supply
garments and the could
nnsh PLAIN but sufficient approaching
winter Beng constantly under night
Tue onnos for imposition much lessened cortn
moreover, that nothing bc which children
power 10 read the Bible the
'hrN even though their parents should prove unworthy,
We submit the following considerations the
That the duty Of MI Christians good
take good Of tho because nothing dangerous
republic than the OF awlass youths
That there public
poor children Of Washington
non And n there still the necessity would
Ginning those from danger who poverty neglect
pIents would 1ck educational advantages
That only by direct effort poor personal appeal
70 the and eacrhco
a o violence and rowdy; proper Christian
courage can accomplish this fully evidenced the
m aud present condition Of The Five Points" in New York.
we nave no hcstaton therefore, asking aid all
es disposed 10 help what be good mission
we pledge ourselves the rigid economy
oncacos feel assured every will
"cct and that Of funds viii be payment
salaries TO secrearies, clerks, agents.
Will DO thankfully received by the treasurer Mrs J. "
webb, No. Louisiana avenue. Nov 2ys-ltr
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/. O. O LAMAR. N. ). l.. AurRy.
II AMAR, MOTT, & AUTRY, Attorneyeat-Iaw,
Holly Springs, Mss win practice the High Court o Errors
Appeals Jackson the Federal Pontotoc The Courts Of
the 7th judicial District Of Mississippi viii attend TO tho col
throughout Mississippi. SO ls~-tu
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special Notice 10 subscribers,

Paynentfo subscriptions be madeinverby 10 advance
Viii the exT4rai ~ the rerod
bcre hr un wl b. given TO sabserbers
he q c ~. sctipiions arra exIaSr. .-f at
lhe eubscbers, And D0a
Of the publisher OF the Union.
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RATES or ADVERTISING.
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ght lines less longer Advcricmeusn ehso
proportion payable ordered
charged 81 u FOR eaeh
te ADVERTISEMENTS werk In the daily 30
SpecS charged desoe
The foregoing .f,.-issfss te-4 Aass a ftNl
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NEyv ARRANGEMENT.

dasar SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
-E--- RAILROAD EH
Froul WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi louisiana Arkansas, and Texas.
Through Tickets obtained the Southwestern Rail
Penosysania and sixth street Washing
Page, the ONCE OF
the Orange Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria
To Richmond Danyie Iynclbnrg WfHto knoxyie Dalton,
Atlanta, Nashville, Huntsville Grand juno
ton, Mcaptis Montgomery, and New Orleans.
By aud Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
Arng greser Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter by any other route
The George Seventh
a8h O'Clock Alexandria, where take the
Richmond Charesvle sta,ston White Sulphur Springs, Wood
stock u, p, for Richmond aud all points Southwest
making sure undc connexions Memphis,
Baggage the Office
o'clock, a., m, and !, p,
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June lS-tf Washington.
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cELLING OFF, SELLING OFF,! a
BOOTS, SHOES, AND RuBBERs
@ OF every description for F4s gEt
Ladies', Misses, Youths, and Children, at the

No 10 Penn. drenue, beceen @h and Oh streets, 90 s
Ladies' all goods thereby tho
uncqua securing them first which
results the CATERS, point Of IT.
beauty utility acknowledged superiority all others
and kid boots and button CATERS 6
examined purchaser,
long misses All selling
tonishng low prices. Il. CLARK,
Nov 2O-dtFeh4t
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n A. CARDWELL, Real Estate and General

A. CARDWELL, Real Estate and General
Commission Broker has taken tho Office stairs in No
avenue where bc TO attend TO selling and
real estate whore in the Union renting and collecting
procuring houses lease business appe
,ns 70 real estate, with uprxcepional legal aid.
,, uerent OF cnms Of description the executive de
and bureaus Of and members
especially claims the
o SUBSCRIPTIONS and ADVERTISING bis being such
nm 10 furnish tho forms
sFns SUCH we attending having
v any or an Of thepapcrs IN the District o Columbia clc
90 application by iottr otherwise To him thus saving
t,nNea a atrip to the city, and prompt returns made
t o ncgotnton OF loans good security,
'ScrAi I'VE commission brokerage.
S"k' Hon VIM. A. Harris Formerly of Missou) A. v.
N. tol JAS q. Bcrre Richard walach, esq aud
M y % o. the newspaper press generally Of Washington,
Rey NJ q b Davenport and Hon y Csskie, Rohmond Va
hn % > Iumcr, Allegheny CITY, Pa Col A. Burnley Frank
N auo JOhn D. sargent, esq, New York city. Dec llf
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS--NEW ARRANGE
MENT, WITH GREATLY IMPROyED SCItEDU LEFROM WASH
iNGroN DIRECT To ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
POTOMAC STEAMERS RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD NETwo fast daily lines from Washington FOR the South
Southwest Boats leave their berhs foot Of 9th street 6
IN Passengers by the morning boat obtain fine
breakfast board and enjoy pleasant sail Of a hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing null view Mount Vernon BY
evening they supper Of four hours
comfortable berihs and arrive in Richmond time
with all the for the South and Southwest
The southern mail conveyed this route being "a
miles shorter and 100 miles less raoang than by other
making certain connexions TO
ERDERcssDrRc Hsosp PERsBuRc, VIRGINIA WELDON
WnYsGToy, N. C CHARLESTON, c. AUGUSTA, GA MONTGOMERY
&D MoBI,K ALA, NEW ORLEANS
Also a Richmond with the Danvlc Souhsde, Virginia,
Tennessee andk Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Hanvile Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis
Iynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
.., 81. ..s.. -. s.a and Now Orleans
through further tho inquire
the ticket office, 32 avenue
Browns Hotel board boats foot OF 9Th
GEO. T. MATfINIY
August lily Ticket Agent.
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alRIflnE INTEL
ALMAHAo yoRH-rHB DAY
sUN nmKs. 81 noon 10 81
SUE sDrs. 70 HIos wAfRR 10 IS


ARRIVED.
stesmshp Empire City, Grimm, New Orlesns May 20 via
Havana ih, Win ndse ar 70 Roberts 18Th
$50 M lat OIL Ion 70 S. brig John Bach 18Th
u AN Cape BA',erAs bearing By 70 miles saw brig in,
Shin anton Spencer Liverpool May l. with mdse
and ass passengers 20 a Lawrence Failed In oomosny
viii shp Enc nion ae for New York l6to lat a.
80 Ion ~ chip Cornelius 8rinns for New York, 18TH
st ~ 90 Ion ~ paused ship Lady Fran kim bound r. 10th
let 43 Ion a. experienced heavy gale from NV split fore
ss ost fore opsaD .nd msin yrd 22 lat Is % Ion
81. psseed ,hip star Of the y est hound X.
BARK John Bepson Gardper hsvapa Nay rs with sugar.
perssbeed heavy gale from to NE. day passed
re ausny Of hard pine lumber supposed TO hive been
fehr Quieisiep lB,) DormAn Hamilton bermuda Nay n
With potatoes. u X Dew OH.
schr RsiDs Bun, Bray Addisop days. 18th night
tos which carried away The booom aad sprung the bow
spirit
kcbr On ward, Leland Calais days
kcfr Florence, Jbmescn. Ro-kapd, 4 days
kcbr Charles Winsm. Bucsl and RocGizDd, 4 dAyA
schr II Clay, Delnoy. New Bedford for Albany
Scar A Bacon. Colyer eoytian3, Ct
tcbr bIsinard BoardDan Copneccu, River for Phna
delpbia.
sehr A douglass. Butler, Port EVEN for Hartford
Rloop Cleaner, Wheeler, Eiaoethport for BritKeport
Hoop Maria Louisa Gus mipss Fall River via
don 9TH mat 90 Point Jns In In heavy rolled the
steamer Delaware Copss ph'adeirhia
p'eaDer wan uttA Eye. ksw Bedford
eaeaner Petrol, krey. Providence.
fesmey Westrbesier, Cark, Providence
eteaner OseeolA, smith. forw and New London
One brig unknown.
Wind dur,nx the eAy from HEtosE
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OUR KINGSTON CORRESPONDENCE.

KINGSTON (JAm }, NAY II, 1853
ns SAr~ Cor'es Token 20 Por1 RovoiCaptucs Mad by
N Mesquite Fle>t-Why ne Gsnboats S-t Out
i,fss~o, Of u, Ann Slau,ry Agiiasors viii Lovd Pal
m-sto.--TA> Labor Ren ir tie Llands--yamasoa
Ha~1 a Shar, Of ne Slauss 1ates-WTl ne Souh SID
q Cuba b BlOkoded i-Cleioal Agitation AVID ne Rate Of
Esge
The important intelligence Of The fortnight IL the
ssuvs ai Port Royal OF SLAYER, which captared on
ietb ulmo, OF Havana, BY her Brtsnnic ssss,y's
steam gubbOsi Forward
No nsg flying II the time OF her capture, and no
pagers instrument board to Indicate her
ss.iOnslfy I've men, called George and Charles,
she only part Of cre~ that fell Into the hands Of
cessrs sad they In charge OF the naval sutbo
russ. Lieutenant Henry Davis, the commander Of the
epnbost has sworn 70 the necessary depoetons and
oour Of Woe Admiralty gill be held the l4ih instant
~hfb TIE Attorney Geoersl, behalf Of her Majesty,
vi APPLY for the oonhscston Of the vessel which
the name oofts painted stern AMI the tackle ap
psrel and furniture found on board The schooner had
tns e the Bsvsns fos Africa when she WA captured ,bs
therefore had no slaves
rhs 10 the third capture efeced by the rupbosts ssnt
coast Of Cuba by the Lords the admiralty Of the
solicitation Of the deessies appointed By The spuusvevv
opvenuon held this island in the latter part Of 1855
The 6rsi capture wa made by the Arab, which added
-Se2 Africans 10 our populstsoo.
The second capture Vas effected months ego BY The
gssper bot slaves found board the suspected
ssVer She vas ALEC on her way 70 Africa and hsd on
bead fs coo sterling gold, which, with tackle apparel
furuRare, arms, Ammunition and food found thereon,
we're oorhtcstsd at Court Of Vice Admiralty held In
parish rorn IN the 2th ult The repuied master us,
~ tarnsl and u,e mate bcth OF whom brought
prisoners 10 Port RIVAL, have len The Island The oncers
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VOLUNTEER NAVAL FORCE.
TO TIE EDITOR OF rHR HsRALp.

NtN tohh, Nay oO, 1898.
1hsve now volunteers enough 70 and ofnces any
ship, who are experienced sesmen and well acquainted
with practical gunnery and Who will take good Of
any ship. nos sst The questlon-Is there . merchant
who win psoe his ship At The dspoea Of these men, under
my command for voyage Of three months 70 oubs and
bsokf We are ready Where v tie ship The navy has
cost the government, should sry the people
chants spce 1914 the round sum Of sJit 900 oooa win
cost over ssl 600 goo 70 t for active service Ner
chants, protect yourselves ID less expense than you pay
rhs revenue. Where ID the beoent 70 you'
". %. PORTER, q. sN.
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THE UNITED STATES STEAMER WATER
WITCH

From be Warrington intelligence. May 20
The United rtstee steamer Water Witch wili sail from
Norfolk this morning for the Gulf Of Mexico The Arctic
steamer o. arost the same csee-va esve New York
yesterday for the same station and Understood thai
the Plymouth, Cap Dsbsren, will foIov Ia few days
The Water Witch, under Lieut. Lowell, arrived q. our
navy yard In the forenoon Of Wednesday, from Boston,
wbepoe che bsd by telegraph been ordered By the
1ry Of the Navy Che vas oo~ed; ali her stores vsser
prov siops an muniton and supplies every kind put
board; new set ~ officers vent on board, and new
were drafted from the Plymouth practice oh and
abe YES prepared 70 start for her station the Of
Cuba, and could have started the aarpcoa but
detect tsst ~s discovered IN Der shpery, the
repairs a. Which occupied until midnight, lmmedistely
After vhicb che departed from this ,ity
The Water Witch 10 nov under Commso6er Rodgers,
and the Actc under Commander J HartsTse, both Of
whom vere smore The ffst 10 volunteer their services
They are both ccers Of grss merN and well cslculased
10 dscbarFe 9th sound Judgment and unwsverins firm
the delicate duties inIUsted W them
has been highly credabe N The officers OF the navy
generally 10 -ness how they pressed forward In crowds
vous eerirR then services and pressing their claims for
Apo ntmenh Tor what considered the post OF honor
ard danger.