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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14
IMPORTANT FROM FORT PlCRENS.
REPORTED BATTLE AT SANTA ROSA ISLAND
ATTACK ON COLONEL WILSON'S zOUAvES.
Gallant Fight against Superior Numbers.
BlrroHE, Saturday, Oct. -, 1861.

BALTEoHR Saturday, Oct II, 1861
The Norfolk Day-BOok, received this morning,
contains dispatches from Hew-Orieans giving an ac-
count of surprise and attack made on Col. Billy
Wilson's Zouaves at Santa Rosa Island on the 9Th
inst Detachments from several Mississippi, Louis-
ana and Alabama regiments made landing in the
night, and drove in Wilson's picliets and shortly
slterward fierce fight began.
The Zouaves of Col Wilson are credited with hay
ing fought with great bravery, and the Rebels admit
loss Of forty killed and about double that number
wounded The Rebels claim TO have spiked the
guns Of the Zouaves and destroyed all their camp
eoupage They also claim 10 have committed great
slaughter among the Zousves, but give no number Of
the killed. The Rebels also say they carried oil
number of prisoners.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
The Steamer Louisiana arrived here this morning,
and brought nearly 100 passengers, including oo
from Norfolk, who were permitted to leave oy
the Confederate authorities, a large proportion Of
whom are ladies and children. Before they were
permitted to leave they were closely searched to
prevent the coneealing of any newspapers. One
gentleman, however. who had placed TIE NortoI&
D1V-BooL in his trunk escaped detection. IL con-
dispatch IRON NcW-OIItailS q" "NNO''
of desperately fought battle between Blly WI
sons Zouaves and 900 rebels at Santa Rosa Lland,
on the 9Th inst
The dispatch says;
"About O'Clock on the morning Of the 9Th inst.
the Confederates, commanded by Gen. Anderson,
crossed the bay and landed on Santa Rosa Island,
near Wilson's Zouave encampment, without being
discovered drove in the pickets, and stormed the
place in less than an hour. They destroyed all OF
Wilson's tents, with the exception Of the hospital
one, captured large amount Of rations equipments,
stores, and ammunition, and spiked all The guns
placed in position. Among the Confederate loss are
Capt. Bradford Of Florida and Lieut.. Nems of Geor
gia, killed, and Lieuts. Buger and Syre, badly
wounded The Confederate force consisted of three
companies of Georgia regiment, a portion OF the
Mobile Continentals, three companies Of Regulars,
a detachment of hissssippians and Georgians, two
hundred Alabamians, and number Of naval officers
and seamen, commanded by Capt. Brent formerly
Of the Federal Navy. Lieut.. james L. Slaughter,
while conveying flag of truce for cessation Of
hostilties, was badly wounded. Major Israel
Wedges of the Federal Cd Light Artillery, recently
at Fortress Monroe, was taken prisoner"
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KENTUCKY AFFAIRS.

LOUISVILLE. Friday OCT II, 1861
Gen. Anderson left for Washington this afternoon.
Eleven Rebels were arrested at Lebanon juno
ton and brought here this evening.
No news from below and no Southern papers re-
ceived
LOUISVILLE, Ky, October 10, 1861
Tie Eceamg Nenos learns upon objectionable
authority, that Mcssrs. Breckenridge, Preston, John
son, Duha, Williams, Haws, Moore, and other Sc.
cession notables are organizing large Rebel camp
~ Prestonburg, Floyd County. 1t says they have
force Of 5000 or OOO whom they are drilling eight
hours per day, and they are alarming the noun
taneers by circulating incredible stories as 10 the IN
,ention of the Government The Nevs asks the
Government to place promptly the requiate force in
The mountain., around which the Union forces may
rally.
Yesterday afternoon, about IA miles south Of Gen
Rosseau's advance, and eight miles from the rebel
encampmeut on Green River, detachment OF ~
men of the 39th Indiana Regiment attacked 800 reb-
els, half cavalry, without loss, killing 5. woundins5
aud driving the WHOLE tQ.cs beyond Bacon Creek.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FoErERst MoSEoT, Oct n, 1861,
Via BALlIMoHE, Saturday. Oct. u,

Via BALTIMORE Saturday Oct. u, lsL)
The steamer S. Il. Spauldng returned from HATTIE
ras Inlet this morning. bringing details Of the recent
engagement, which differ in but few respects from
the account already telegraphed.
The Indiana regiment lost their tents provisions,
many of their knaIsacks, etc. Col. Brown states
his loss at about 30, but none were killed. The in
habitants along the beach came in with the res-
ment.
The loss Of the Rebels has been oyerSated, but II
was undoubtedly large.
Brgadier-G General Williams will take passage on
the S. X. Spaulding tomorrow night.
FoATKKss MoHRoK, Saturday, Oct. II. 1861,
Via BALTIMORE, Oct 10
A party Of the New.York Zousves, who were
sent out from Newport News this morning to cut
fuel, were attacked, probably by scouting party Of
rebels, and driven in with loss Of one team.
Two rebel steam-tugs appeared at the came time
on James River. The steamer Express went up o
shor: distance on a reconnaissance bu, unable TO
reach the enemy.
The steamer S. Il. spauldng sails tonight with q
large shipment of Qusrtermsster and Commissary
stores.
Brigadier-General Williams goes with her, and
will assume the chief command at Hatteras Inlet.
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NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH.
NAMES or THE PRISONERS CAPTURED on
BOARD THE FANNY BY THE REBELS.

NAMES or THE PRISONERS CAPTURED on
BOARD THE FANNY BY THE REBELS
BALTIsoKE, Saturday, Oct u. 1861.
The prisoners captured on board the propeller
Fanny reached Norfolk on Wednesday night. They
are as follows:
Lieut.. F. NJ. Peacock, United States Navy, COM
manding the Fanny.
Lieut.. Isaac w. Hunt, QuarterInaster Of the 10th
Indiana.
Corporas J. f. Tuitle Of Hudson County and O..
Everard of New.York City-both Of the Hew-York
9th Regiment.
Alec the following privates Of the New-York Obj
Regiment; Rowan, Havens, and Edsall, all of Hud-
son County Cunningham Of Richmond County;
Dougherty and Page OF EsseX County John Car
son, James Beth, and Frank Trothon Of New-York
City.
,Alfo, Capt. Keefer Of tho 2Otb Indiana Regiment
Sergeant Bartlett and twelve priyates, Indianians
and Illinoilans.
The Richmond Enquirer says that the work Of
transforming the jamestown into a war vessel Is
rapidly progressing.
Passengers from Norfolk and Richmond give q
gloomy account Of Affair.". The poorer classes Of
citizens are suffering much aud really tired Of the
war
The Government authorities have purchased nearly
all the coffee in Richmond and Norfolk for the
soldiers
Benjamin Huger, formerly in command Of the
Pikewille Arsenal, has been commissioned Major
General.
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To "a, Editor Of Tl.E y Tr.Sm.
Further News by she Glasgow.

CAPE hACEi n. r., saturday, Oct IL, IDOL
Tho following is the remainder Of the Glasgow :
news:
The Glasgow left Queenstown on the evening of
the Sd. She has general cargo, and - cabin, and
liJ steerage passengers, all we'll
She experienced fresh westerly breezes during the
voyage.
On the 18th, signaed the steamship City Of Man
chester from New-York bound to Liverpool.
On the same night exchanged signals with large
steamer, supposed to be the Africa, from New-York
for Liverpool.
ITALY.
The issue Of pamphlet at Florence condemniDg
the temporal power OF the Pore, produced great
sensation.
Report says the King of Portugal is to marry q
Princess Of Savoy.
AUSTRIA.
All the funcionaries in the Council Of Pesth have
rendered their designations.
The Assembly Chamber nc Pesth was occupied by
military, and the members forcibly prevented from
entering.
Count Jaroby had returned unopened the order Of
the Government requesting him TO remain In office
TURKEY.
II was stated that the Bosnians and Servians had
declared in favor OF the Montenegrlns.
POLAND.
A solemn meeting of the Poles lie called for the
10th of October, near Lublin.
BRAZIL.
The Brazil mails had reached England. Rio dates
are IN Sent & Coffee active at decline; good
first $1,000 $500; stock, 900 bags.
BUENos AYRES.
Negotiations for peace at BuenOs Ayres had been
broken oil, aud a battle was imminent. The eoUn-
try was under martial law.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CHAMPION,
WITH si,Oll,7O7 % IN TREASURE.

The steamship Champion, Wilson, from AsPinwsu
on the 5;h inst, at P. M, with passengers 81 OIL
7O7 o. in trea4ure and California dates % the 2lst
ult., arrived at this port last evening. The Clam
piOn sailed in company with the U. S. ship Massdo-
man for Carthsgens, and was conveyed from kspin-
wall to latitude % by the Z. s gunbcat keystone
State, when the latter parted company, and aeered
northwest The officers and crews OF beth ships
were all well.
At Aspinwsll, on the I'd inst, arrived from Car.
thagena the British mail steamer bringing dates to
the Sd inst. 1t was reported that Gen. Aesquers
was hemmed 10 at the City of Bogota, end that the
country was rayaged by the contending armies The
victories that had been reported as gained by the
Government party in the vicinity of Segoia were
denied by private letters, but there is no doubt bus
some important movement had been made.
The health Of Aspinwan and the. Isthmus was
good.
The following is the specie list per Champion:
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bis Office in the Corps Of Cadets, confined to
the Light prisOn one month. attending to al
Academic duty and drills, and to the limits OF
the plains until July 1, 1862.
Cadet Henry Ledyard, Same ohense' 70 DC
confined to light prison one month, and every
Saturday and Sunday until January J. 1862
DEATHS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF virginia
The following is a complete list of the soldiers
who have died within the last three months IN the
Department of Virginia, now under command of
Cen. Wool One out of the nineteen was killed
and one drowned. Only seventeen have been lost
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mac Following is the speeie list psr Champioa:
FIoM SAN FRANCISCO.
THE soUTH PACIFIC.

From 1ho P0sGmS Star aia bsTotd, Cess 4,
The p. S. n. Companys steamer AnnG, Capt.
Mills arrived at Tabogs the night OF the I'd inst,
from Cuayaqul and intermediate ports.
Our dates are: GuayaQuil, Sept. "a: Mants, 26tb;
Fsmeralds. 2Stll; Tmseo 18Th; Bueragentura 30th.
The news by the Anne 10 OF an Important charac-
ter. In Ecuador, the Government was expecting
that President Castillo Of Peru wogldf again com
mence war against the former csnIItry, aaa Guays-
Gull was being fortified in consequence.
From Buenaventqra, we lefSl that the port still
remained blockaded by three ss II. yessels carrying
about 800 men. There were sysrly 1000 Mosquera
troops IN Buenayen,ura; IL reported that the sn-
tire state OF CaGca has dee ed in favor Of ArboiedA
Cali and was marching or Buensyentura.
The troops expected ~ the Anne did not come up,
will on reaching BuC nayeptuys either send or bring
up force In order TO try and estabsh the cause OIL
the Conservative Party on the Isthmc.
1t In said that Arboleda hsd hung snree prison .
in retaliation those shot by Mosquefa, aud that
he has anno lneed his intention, IL Mosquers shoas
dee EiGtfh Rsxs,
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AEFAIRS IN NEW.MEXICO.
ST.. LOUIS, Saturday, Oct.

ST. Louis, Saturday, Oct. +, I6tI.
The correspondence of Tie 81. LOui Republican,
from Santa FG, New-Mexico, Of Sept. g, says:
EewMexco is still free from invasion by the
Texans. On the 18th inst, at Fort Monterey, 400
Nayaoes made an attack on that post, but were re-
pulsed with loss of 20 killed and "A taken prison.
ers. The troops in the fort bad but one man
wounded.
Colonel S. Vrain has resigned, aud il is under
stood that Kit Carson will succeed him in the COM
maud.
The Governors call for the enrolment of all males
between IL and IS does not seem to elicit much at
tentiOn from the people. have yet TO hear of the
first man complying with its requirements.
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STATE Politics.

ALBANY, Oct. Is, 1861.
The Hon. Jay Cady Of Schenectady il nominated
for the Senate by the Democracy of the XlVth Dis
trict the Hon. John 5. Willard of Saratoga il nom
mated for the Senate in tho XVIII ID strict by the
Republican and Peoples Conventions; Tho. 5. Gray
of Warensburgh is nominated for the Assembly by
Syracuse by the People. and II. MeMutt Of War
rensburgh by the Republicans.
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LOCAL Politics.

GERG,s USToY LEAGUE.-Ihe Committee Of
Conference o. this orssnist held meeting at Pythagorns
Hal No m Genial street. yesterday morning. a. ]" o'clock
Hugo Wes-udonck ESQ PRECEDING The following nouins-
tos, for CvroneIs pu' IN the field;
Dr.. Louis NramsuD, Or. Schner DR. Edward Collins, T..
&. Mcdonnell.
Tao Csinui,.ee meets HightG KTchRer corner Tenth
snd Third avenue and tomorrow night at Pythsgons
Hall.
AsvwBLr CovvEvTIoys--In the With District
Jane, Sanford received the Tsmmauy and TIE Mozart
instiou.
The Nth District Mozir Convention. adjourned to
"wednesday next, without making nomination.
USIoN NosINATION.-Epes r. Ellery was NOM
mated Saturday evening for AembymAn from the Win
Dsuict.
THE MOZART ASSEMBLYMAN or TIE FOURTH
DISTRICT.
To ne Editor Of IA. n Y Tribune
Sin: The Mozart Democracy have placed in nom
nation for the Assembly Of tie lNh District Dk W. j. &.
kinney late member Of the House, where he distinguished
himself by voting against the bill appToprIoy three millions
10 aud egnip the volunteers o. the stats aud who
uttered Union sentiment during the whole session oi
Last Winter.
ask is this the knd Of select in the present crisis
OF cur countryl Have other material 10 male law
makers OF in the Drti Ii understood tat efforts
beinE nads to induce Henry j. West Of the Fourteenth
Ward or jane, McGoWan Of tie sEth Nald to accept
nomination from the citizens Of the District with every
P''' y AUNioN pFMoCR,T OF THE TENTH WARD.
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FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IL, 1901.
In Convention yesterday, Mr.. Hendricks from the
Committee on Elections, introduced bill to post.
pone the State election till the first Monday in An.
gust, 1862, and providing for continuance of the
present Provisional Governor, LieutenantG Governor,
and Secretary of State in Office till their
ore duly elected and qualified.
The balance of the day was occupied by speeches
from Messrs. Trial Wright and Birch
One of the gunboats, in the course Of construction
at Csrondelet, was launched yesterday.
ST.. LOUIS, Saturday, Dot. IL. 1861.
Secretary Cameron and Adjt-Gen. Thomas, ac-
companied by Major Plumley and Capt. McKeever,
of Gen. Fremonts staff left for the Generals head
quarters at Upton at / this afternoon.
SYRACUSE, Mo, Oct. 49, 1861.
special dispatch to TIE 81 Louis Republican,
Gays:
Letters from the Rebels in Gen. Prices army,
dated on the 9th inst, hsve been intercepted and
brought here. They represent that Price and his
army within eight miles Of the Usage River, near
Papineyille. He has 1000 wagons, 5000 horses,
and from l8, 900 10 1000 men.
JEFFERSON CRY. Oct. 49, 1861.
Secretary Cameron and Adutant-Gen. Thomas
passed here at $50 P. to-day by special train for
ST. Louis.
The Secretary reviewed the troops at Syracuse and
Upton to-day.
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EMBARKING TROOPS.

The United States transport Cabawba Is at anchor
of Gravesend Bay, taking on board the Sd Rhode
Island Regiment, which were emcamped at Fort
Hamilton. TIE steamer John Potter is also at
Quarantine dock, taking on board the Artisan Reg-
ment.
The United States transport CoatzacoacOs has
sailed.
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of the North American

FAThkn POIAtL Ou,- Iv-J p IN
There are no signs of the steamer North American,
now due Oh this point, with Liverpool dates TO the
Sd, and Londonderry 10 the 4th inst.
The first steamer Of the Glasgow line passed up
the river Ut 6p,u.
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THE CASE OF COZ. RANKIN.

TORoNro, G. w, Saturday, Oct r. 1901.
In the case OF Col. Rankin, arrested here some
days ago for trying to enlist for the Union army
the magistrates have decided to bind him to take
his trial at the next assizes which sits here ne,
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PRISONERS TRANSFERRED.

The remainder of the Rebel prisoners from Gov.
ernors Island were on Friday transferred to Bed.
Ioe's blaad by The steamer Bedford. %.
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DEATHS IN THE POTOMAC HOSPITAL.

The deaths in hospitals since last reports are:
p Street.
Corporal John Taylor Company II, Cameron Dragons.
Circi6
Private Rober. Peacock, Company +, I'd ARTILLERY.
Alexandria.
Private Aaron Bradley, 10th New-York Vol.
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THE EIGHTH WISCONSIN REGIMENT.

MILWAUKEE, Saturday, Oct 10, IDOL
The Sth Wisconsin Regiment, Col. Murphy, fully
armed and equipped left Madison this morning, en-
route for st. Louis, all in good health and spirits.
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s,unc oFAus GrNBOAr

BosroS, Saturday Oct. H. 1861
The steamer Mohican will probably leave here on
Monday for the Southern coast.
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GIN. HARNER TO GO TO THE PACIFIC.
Major General HalIeck and Brigadier-G eneral
Sumner are expected from California by the next
steamer. Both will be assigned important CON-
Toands. Gen. Harvey expects to, and probably
viii be, assigned to the Department Of the Pacific.
MILITARY GOSSIP.
Cen Stoneham, chief of cavalry, is soon to
marry niece of Gen. Mcclellan, now resident
of Baltimore.
The French princes have taken the house
formerly occupied by Mrs. Phillips, recently
prisoner there, now in Alabama.
CoURT-MARTIALs.
Surgeon AlonzO NJ. +. EisenlOrd Of the 9TH
Eew-York Regiment has been dismissed the
service. He was convicted by Court Martial
Of conduct unbecoming an officer and gentle.
man, in that he took on June g, two one dol
lar bills from the drawer Of bureau at Mr..
Vests farm, near Fortress Monroe, which was
10 use as Hospital.
Cadet James SeabrOok Of the West Point
Academy has been dismissed the service, hsy.
ing been convicted Of conduct to the prejudice
Of good order and military discipline, in that
ee sosented himself from quarters in the even
nag Of September &c, went beyond Cadets Limits,
ana stole fruit from Mr.. Bratts premises.
CADET Capt. John A. Kness convicted Of
Selas oar OF Cadets limits in Roe's Hotel in
c'''lenf clothes, sentenced to be deprived Of
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-12

Liverpool Peerless, do; bark Murray, Savannah For
rest, Ezabethport Brothers and Dundas st John NF
NEW YORK, January 9-Arr bark MonteZuma st
Martins; brig Armenius Newcastle; schrs John Roe. Will
mington: Edwards, Newbern; Fnchantress savan.
nah Maria Louisa, Fall Ri7er.-Cd barks Tivola, viii.
mington Sparkling Sea, Venice Sprite Rio Janero brig
Belle Of the Bay Mobile; schr VIM Maon Sabine Pass
BOSTON January S-Arr ship John & Albert New Or.
leans barks kremlin Manilla Marcia and Lyman New
CLEANS; brig Samuel KHAN Malaga; Pico Gonaives; schr
Bay State, New York; Fearless, Miragone Cid bark
EdIsto, Buenos Ayres; John Andrews Havana; brig
Bell, Liverpool; schr E Prindall, Kings en-, ia,
PHILADELPHIA, January 10-Arr steamship City Of
Richmond, Richmond; schr Larned, JacksonYille-
Cid schr Del Norto, Portland
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, January 9.-Arr steamship AL
ger, Philadelphia
RICHMOND, January lO-Arr steamship jamestown
New York-Cld bark Fanny Rio de Janero
,, WILMINGTON, Jan 9-Arr bark Emblem Boston, schr
Empire New York.
January 10-Cld schrsNe and Charles Dennis. New
York.
NORFOLK, January 9.-Arr steamship Roanoke, Rich
mond; schr Coernine Savannah Minnesota Providence
CID schr Maggie Bell, Providence.
SAVANNAH, January 9-Arr ship Onward Liverpool;
bark Alexander Cadiz; schr John Stanley, New York
--Cld steamship State of Georgia, New Yoyd; ships
Uncle Joe and Monterey, Liverpool
MOBILE, January 5-Arr ships Windsor Forrest and
MADRAS, Liverpool bark Angela, Boston; schr Indepen
aent, do-Cid ship Creighton, Liverpool: schrs ka
Havana
pool Vsnilia Point au Petre Barnard Belfast North
Carolina, Philadelphia; Amelia Rockand; schrs James
Miller, New York; Reinhard, Philadelphia ship
Danube, Squando and Burmah, Liverpool; Zone, Genoa
banks Reaper, John Freeman and Davis Genoa; An
tioch, Queenstown
Office Lighthouse Board. |
Portland, December 81, 1880
Notice Is hereby given that the Beacon marking York's
Ledge of York River, Ne, has been carried away,
ing only the base to mark the danger. When repaired
due notice will be given.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
THEO P. GREENE,
Lighthouse Inspector, Third District
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LATEST NEWS,
KILOGRAMS
ARRIVAL OF The AMERICA.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
GREAT WARLlKE PREPARATIONS
III FRANCE.

HALIFAX, Jan. ll.-The steamer America, from
Liverpool on the 29th, and Queenstown on the 30th
ult., has arrived here.
1t is stated that warlike preparations are in pro-
gress in France.
Consols closed at 9239 1927 for account. The
market closed firmer.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL Manifestation closed firm Sales for
at $4,000 bales including 5000 bales spectators and
exporters.
BreadstuGs closed steady and prices firm.
Provisions closed dull.
The English money market decidedly more stFin-
gent.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTuFFs MARKET-Richardson X
Spence in reference Breadsutfs, say The holidays
ing endency-sales at 29s 6d32s Cd Wheat closed with
an advancing tendency and prices have advanced slight
ly. Red lis 5dd3s; white 13sdl4s. Corn is quiet at
advance of 6d-mxed and yellow, 39sS9s 3d. white,
40sd)41s.
Messrs. Wakefield & Nash quote Flour Cd higher
Wheat lda2d higher Corn is held at advance, but
buyers were not willing to concede higher rates.
Arrival of the California Pony Express
FoRT KEARNEY, Jan. 1.-THE California Pony
Express of the Goth ult. has arrived here. The
steamer of the lst inst, from San Francisco, would
take about 81, 100000 in gold.
Senator Latham's declaration, that California
would remain with the Union of the North and
West, is generally commended by the California
newspapers as, undoubtedly, correct representa-
ton of the sentiments of vast majority OF the peo-
PIE of that State.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

THE SCHOONER RIcHMoND.-It will be remembered
sunk off Maggotty river. soon after leaving the
ship Noon Day, which she had loaded with guano,
and eight of her crew were drowned. On Wednes-
day, Capt. Thomas Hopkins, whose son was among
the of the disaster for the purpose of search
ing for the body. He succeeded in gaining the
deck of the schooner but did not get either of the
bodies of the drowned. He reports the schooner
full Of guano
DRowNED. BY esterday morning, between 8 and
10 o'clock, named James Dunn was seen to
fall into the dock, from the wharf of Messrs. Graft
& Meader, foot of Ann street. A boy threw out a
rope, but Dunn failed to take hold of it, and after
struggling for moment, sunk. His body was re,
covered a few hours afterwards, and Coroner
Sparklin held an inquest it. A verdict of
"death from accidental drowning" was rendered.
Dunn lived on Ann street. near Lancaster, was rs
years of age, and leaves wife, but no children.