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The hydraulic press., 1861-02-23
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,ssasz1..szs. SANJUANLODGE. NO. e7. T. O. O,
lMl$N: 0. +. meets every Monday evening al
z5sSS7SSSS ~ o'clock, at the Odd Fellows Hall
East Main street. North San Juan.
Brothers of the Order in good standing invited
to attend.
CHAs. H. HAYES, n. G.
L. MCGUIRE, Sec'y.
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S. T. WATTS,
DRUGGIST.

No. 90, First street, Marysville,
n KEEPS Constantly on hand and for sale, at
60 Wholesale and Retail. Coxs Sparkling Geletine,
III Cooper's Sheet Isinglass. Sage, Tapioca. Heck
x~sA er's Farina, and favoring Extracts of Vanilla,
Peach, Bitter Almonds Orange, Lemon, and straw
berry.
Alcohol, Burning Fluid, Polar Oil,
Lard Oil, Castor Oil, NeatsfootOil
Lnseed Oil, Olive Oil
Sold wholesale and retail at reduced prices by
S. L. WATTS,
92 First street.
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Physicians Prescriptions

Our stock consists in part of
Jayne's Family Medicines,
Ayres' Sarsaparilla, Cherry Pectoralan
Cathartic Pills,
Graefenberg Cos. Medicines;
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup;
And all the New Patent Medicines and ono
hundred different kinds of Pills.
Paints,
White Lead,
Boiled Oil,
Raw Oil,
Lard Oil,
Sperm Oil,
Castor Oil,
Polar Oil,
Tanners Oil,
Neatsfoot Oil.
Kerosene, Camphene, Bnrning Fluid:
Varnishes, Furniture, Copal, Coach, i.
Damar and Japan Glass, Putty,
Brushes, of all kinds. Perfumcry,
Lubin's Extracts, Colognes, Po-
mades, Tooth Powder, Hair
Restoratives and Hair DYES.
A ,ae,c article Of PERFUMERY, called
Kiss Me Quickly!
Dlstliiea To1f ehe Weu Known plant called
Touch-Me-Not.
All kinds Shaker Herbs and Extracts.
Kerosene Lamps, at Reduced Prices.
Lamp Chimneys and Lamp Wicks.
Fine Razors and Cutlery.
Lilly White and Chalk Balls;
Fluff Boxes and Pnffs;
Breast Pumps; Nursing Bottles;
Teething Rings; Shoulder Braces;
Male and Female Trusses;
Doub. & Single Abdominal Supporters;
Syringes, metal, glass and Indiarubber;
Silk and cotton Suspensories;
Acids, Nitric, Muriatic and Sulphurie;
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Special Notices.

SPECIAL DENTAL NOTICE.
My Dental Office has been removed to Reservoir
street. opposite Clark's new building.
T. CROSSETT.
North San Juan, Dec 1st. 1860
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Franchere & Buffers Column

ON FLUME STREET, NORTH SAN JUAN:
FRANCHERE & BUTLER
Would respectfully return thanks to their nu.
merous friends and customers, for their liberal
patronage, and ask continuance of the same.
We have recently
Enlarged our Store.
and received in addition to our former well-se.
lected stock, A FRESH SUPPLY, FOR WIN.
TER TRADE, of
DRUGS,
Chemicals.
Il a mt M e Il 1 c n eS,
and everything else pertaining to
THOROUGH DRUG EST4 LLSHMENT
all OF which we will sell at Wholesale and Re
tail.
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The Hcrcds Washington despatch says
official dispatches have been received at the
War Department from Rosccrans announce
ing that Floyd had made an attack upon
bin, but that he had repulsed Floyd with
great loss, also that one fRosecrans' officers
with a large force had got to the rear of
Floyd's forces, and that the capture Of the
rebel chief with his army was almost GER
tain.
Gen. Mcclellan has been occupied in as
certeinlnG the strength, condition and dis
position OF the army Of the United States,
and systematizing matters so that the bur
then OF the management Of military Affairs
may be safely contided to the Adj. Generals
Office. and afford Gen. Mcclellan opportuni-
ty to devote ;his attention especially to the
army Of the Potomac.
Nine bodies Of the soldiers drowned at
Ball. Bluff were picked up today at George
town and Long Bridge, Most of them were
buried UPON Apaiostan Island, opposite
Georgetown.
The Ir.}une's displtch says TINT one Of the
officers OF the Res0lute reports that of our
soldiers were injured by shell from the
rebel batteries at Shipping Point
The provost marshal at Alexandria has
been ordered to suspend the exercise of civil
functions which he recently performed, and
dismissed all civil cases of which he has taken
cognizance.
The Marylanders IN the Government ser
vice are allowed to 90 home to vote on Wed
nesday.
The Worlds dispatch says the water is
Subsidirg tonight, and the Bridge will prob
ably be passable tomorrow.
Notwithstanding the late rain storm the
roads in Virginia toby are found to DO in
excellent condition.
Government stores lying in the warehouses
on the wharves here suffered q good deal
from beng su merged.
The largest reviaw Of Infantry ever taken
place in the army viii be had on Wednes-
day.
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The Hcro9's Washington dispatch says
the President informed certain Senators yes
terday. that the responsibility Of a forward
movement Of the army was LEFT With Gen.
Mcclellan, and that tho Executive viii sus.
tain whatsoever hi- determination may be-
y boat contalniDg rebels with d Gag Of
truce, cano across the Potomac yesterday
norOjae from Quant,c7 Greek. Capt. Ad-
ANS Of the Mass. lst, went down to Bulls
Ferry TO meet it, but it stopped about 1000
yards from the shore and anchored barrel,
then took down It's flag, and lett FOR the
Virginia shore. The same afternoon, heavy
firing was heard at Bulls Ferry from down
the Potomac Soon after the Thomas Free
born and the Philadelphia ice boat came up.
Besides the two batteries at Shipping
Point, three others, little to the southeast
had opened fire on them, two Of which are
on high bluffs entirely concealed by trees
The steamers returned the fre for about au
hour. Car vessels were not hurt. The
vessels shells were seen to burst 10 close
proximity to the rebel batteries
Washington is again becoming infested
with iguoramuses and shriekers Of the ION
,9 Richmond" school, but Gen. Mcclellan
VIII not be forced forward BY their cl1mors
until he is ready. as be knows the enemy
have concentrated their whole power, and
s,akej everything on the is.ae.
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TEE WONDERS or NATURE Thu Circulation
,f ,hs B!ooa-At every moment Of life ten pounds
Il bosf gtsh frou a.. heart through the arteries 5,
thence through tAe wh lie body Dy channels 60
minute s.. % Lc invisible ard o. GO delicate text
u-c that IT, finest lace is coarse in comparison.
IN tie course of year this s;resm Of lie conveys
33tO lie of nutrition TO the various tissues, anu
81 the same time expels an equal amount Of waste
from tho svstom. Scientific research into the ma
r,l-e and phenoInena Of disease demonstrates that
forr.ffths Of the disorders which aiict the human
race sprinz from this prolific source wAan N
yitistel OF deprayed condition. from tsreiui
ANALYSIS Of human bicol ~ different r>efiods DR..
Holloway discovered that in an u'saealthy state
il cpeenered l.rysipelas, mples, blochcs and all
c,,afeous cruptions lie the. ctore trosts the Vi
I'll acid first BY his Pills 10 cleanse it from the
fuinoTs which give orr q 10 the external oisord
e. while application tt MS Ointment are used
-atwaTily e. rem &c The blenlishes from the sur
face. This l. &c simple and rational treatment
employed Or. Holloway In all the above named
Erection Z. Wita the innumerable ceItif ,ates in
die .--rsston from all perts Of the world, and
= * Increasing popularity Of these preparations
= challenges the united neuico-scientiBc world
-- dnco another medicine which will effect the
ne radical sid permanent cures Of all skin dis
go with the safety and certainty invariably at
'en5su, upon the use Ct his celebrated vegetable
Pns ard b1lsaIuic Ointment. These remedies arc
conveyed by tn circulation q eVa'y tissue q tHe
human .ady, thereby purifying, TonoyatnS ana
ilyie.fetlDs eyory organ and junction O. tIe > 8
AN Ev heir means the most obstinate sore Of
,irulert ulcer il quickly cured the Pills cause
!5cI Luu.ors to suppuralO and discharge, while
,se Ointment acting externally, does its WORK in
4. most surprising manner aud harmony with the
former 10 wonder then that these famed medi-
-incs are 70 be found IN every cabin, Ia every
L.usc, n every mansion, and we may say in ev-
c-y palace There is no disputiug their sovtr-
eign efficacy, We therefore willingly and cheer
FULLY recommend our readers if any there are who
arc yet unooquainted with the virtues OF these
famed remedies to try them.-Naga >lHe d Scicnce
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CINCINNATI, Nov.


Tho Commercial has advlces from Gen.
h5secranz's Headquarters to Saturday eyo
ming.
On Friday morning, at o'clock, the
rebels opened fire with guns ct points
opposite GAuloy Ferry and CImp Tom klns,
and a noisy fire OF mU,ketry raeir object
was, evidently, to cut off the supply train.
They succeeded in sinking the Ferry boat on
the Gauley River, and throwing about 30
shells INTO the camp Of the llth Ohio Regi-
ment. Not one OF our men were killed, and
only about half dozen wounded. The Ferry
boat was again raised on Friday night. and
communication across the river restored.
Floyd's force is believed to be about 900.
It was believed in camp that SchencS's and
BOnham's brigades would be thrown across
the river above and below Floyd, and thus
catch him.
The loss OF telegraph communication was
occasioned By the alarm of u frightened tele-
graph operator, who, when the firing opened
sent hustv despatch to Clarksburgh, an
nouncing a battle, and then commenced to
move his Office up the Gauley. He was ? or
3 miles up the river. when he was oyertaken
by orders from Rosecranz TO return, and
while returning his wagon was driven over
precipice and the apparatus destroyed.
Gen. Floyd's demonstration was rather
agreeable to Gen. R0secranz than otherwise.
10 was certain he could hold his own, and
he expected to bag his asSailants.
Col. cedgwick, Of the . Ky. Regiment,
was reported wounded in the knee by spin
ter cf q shell.
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Special Notices.
HoLLowAY's FILLS AND ONT

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND ONT
Wrecks Of H1nuuty. Tplser0.7aI IF
Toal. No object is more soul appalling thsu the
premature senility Of youth daily witnessed
among the habjtucs Of our public prcmc1ades,
where may be seen the terrible results Of Disease
10 its most frightf4l forms Of the ghasly AID ca
daverous wrecks Of manhood, the deIadei victims
Of urprnc'rled scouldr,l., who, by pernicious
nos,rums have i'm Prcgoated the systems q their
unsuspecting and confding patients with mineral
poisons For all ulcers and impurity Of blood
consequent On such imPruderce Holloway Pills
and Ointment are powerfully eGcacious, being
composed Of rare balsams and vegetables that are
antagonstic 70 all disorders Of the blood and ulcers
arising from virus in the body. They contain not
a particle of mercury or other mineral poison,
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~
The steamer BslvIderA, one OF the Expe-
dition, laden with horses and stores, returned
to Old Point Monday noon, and reported
that she was separated from the feet ia the
storm Friday, and portion Of her upper
works stove IN, and in fact was so roughly
handled as to be compelled to return. II
of the horses were killed. she knew moth
ing as to the balance Of the feet At about
8 this afternoon the steamer Monticello
from the blockading fleet off Savannah, ar
rived and reported that she passed the whole
feet moving along finely on Saturday night,
within so miles of Bull Bay. The storm had
nearly abated, and her officers have no doubt
they entered Bull Bay early Sunday morning
and landed within p miles of Charleston.
This point Of the coast was but lishtly for
titled.
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The f'7t>4at, Washington dispatches
state tn e rebel pickets at Edwards FerFyac-
kr.ywlelge that their wounded and captured
were placed in the hospitals with our own
wounded They also stated that there was
Vow between 10000 ard 10000 men from
Manassas in Leesburgh and vicinity, who
we're to return however, as they were not
wanted there. They called our troops fools
f)r not marching to Leesburgh Tuesday,
The Navy Department recently ordered
800 rifed cannon.
The Tina, Washington dispatch says that
an order has been issued forbid5ing the sale
ofliquor to the soldiers at Alexandra.
large number of secession songs and
pamphlets have been seized there, and the
sale there Of such documents will not be
permitted; nor the utterancs Of secession
sentiments.
The Tribune states that liz correspondent
has good reasons to believe the Ascending
# Commodore Dupont's private Secretary,
With the private Papers Of the Naval Expe-
dition, was pm: il circulation by an enemy
q Dupont, and foe to the government. L
seys the report vas entirely unfounded.
The World despatch says the property Of
several hundred citizens Of Washington, who
are serving in thc rebel army, Is 70 be CON
hscatgd Immediately.
1t is evident that our outside line Of pick
eis are very loose 10 the management Of their
lines, as late dates from the rebel quarters
continue to be received through some un-
known channel. and the secessionists Of
Washington are unusually well posted in
the movements of their Southern friends.
There are 10 Publications in the vicinity
FAIRFAX village. One or two rebel picket
regiments are at CeutreYille, but the main
body Of the rsbcls are at Manassas.
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Yesterday The rebels at Shipping Point
were getting heavy guns in position oar
battery On tn Maryland shore has eight
parrot guns II position, but the orders are
not to open On the rebels Tno rebels are
collecting large number Of boats at Tbree
Points on the river.
The bravery Of the Massachusetts, Regi-
monts has made great impression on the
army, and on some German Generals who
have seen much foreign service and are an
xious 10 have regiments from the Old Bay
State in their Brigade.
The Times despatch says that it Is con-
templated by the War Department to return
to the system Of accepting men directly,
without the iuterposition Of State authori-
ties, on account Of the endorsements Of the
present State system.
The propriety of declaring the volunteers
to be the army, is being discussed by mem
b + Of Congress, in order to wipe out the
distinction now maintained between rcgu ars
and volunteers and to do away with the
tyrannical rule Of the regular department.
a rebel belonging to the 9th Louisiana
regiment, which Is commanded by the
former editor Of the New Orleans Bulletin,
WIS captured y sterdly by some members Of
the Ellsworth regiment lie states that
G0,000 Virginilus under Gen Smith, and
an equal number Of other troops are around
Centreville, including 10000 at Manassas.
BeaugeEard was st Centrevile IL states
that the rebels ar 20 well entrenchcd that
they feel confident 1000 men cannot dis
lodge them They await an attach and do
not contemplate any movement against the
FedoEals. They feel confident that the next
battle VIII decide il favor Of TIE Southern
Confederacy, when the troops viii return to
their homes. lie enlisted FOR the war, but
did not think it would last three mon tbs.
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The outer piekets Of Gen. McCall's di-
vision were driven in LAST night At this
indication Of an advance Of the rebels, q
party YVES seat cut to meet them, when they
retreat,d. Their object evidently was to
capture the men On the outposts.
Signal lights were plainly visible last night
in the direction Of Lecs5lrgh. and also to-
ward Cen treyillo.
y contraband who came within the lin1s
Of Gen. Hancock to day, reports that he left
Manassas junction Wednesday, that the
rebels had extensive Notifications at Centre
vile, and an army of $4,000, and that their
camp extends within two miles Of Fairfax
Court House At Manassas they have about
10000 troops.
Gen. Mcclellan has issued an order cxo-
nerating General Stone from tho disaster at
Balls Bluff, and stating the blame belongs
to a subordinate officer whose name he docs
not state.
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ErNcrNNArr Ny !


4 special despatch to the Gazette dated
Gallipolis Nov 2l, says the rebels under
Floyd opened fire on General Rosencranz's
forces yesterday morning from Two Points
opposite Gauley Bridge, and Camp Temp
kIns.
The Telegraph Office and the Quartermas-
tcr's Store were no doubt destroyed when my
informant left Gaulcy.
Yesterday their shells were aimed at the
Ferry Boat and the buildings above named
Ths enemy had 80 guns and large body Of
infantry.
FIoyd's force opposite Camp Tompkins is
not less than 1000 How many at Gauley
Bridge, miles this side, Is not known.
Telegraph communications by the kaua-
wha lines is interrupted. The cause IS
unknown. The operator at the camp at that
time reported fighting at Gauley, bat gave
no particulars. Afterwards the line broke.
There BIS been no Communication by Tel
esraIh wiki Rosecranz since Friday noon.
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Goldsborough. should the Aierrimac make
her appearance. TO lay the Minesota along
ride o: her, aud board her at all hazards
CD. Elder Of the lob New York volunteer
regiment died here yesterday Of Typhus
fever contracted a. Fortress Mcnrce. Per-
mission has been refused to the Colonies Of
some volunteer regiments to recruit their
regiments TO the Maximum of Regulars
$500.
The Worlds despatch says a regiment Of
rebel cavalry attempted Thursday night to
rid, down the line Of cur advance rickets on
the right wing and cut them of, bat failed
An alarm was given ard several brgades
were und arms all night
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NEW YoRK, Nov.
The HrG.ds Washington despatch says
the parting scene bctwoeA Gen. Scot: aai
Gen Mcclellan was most impressive and
alftcuonate aftir. ten. Mcclellan and
ssaG proceeded - the !epot in the storm aad
darkness Of tie night to bid farewell to
the veteran soldier VINO has just Withdrawn
from aotive service, and "a Gen. Scott pressed
the hand OF ms young Successor, he be
sought him not to be controlled by the adj
wee OF any parties who might counsel him
to act contrary to his judgment, if he would
succeed in indicating the honor Of his
country, which he was called upon 10 serve
in 50 high and responsible capacity.
Gen. McClellan's reply was Il thank you
General, and will not forget your counsel.
May you be restored to health and live TO
see your prophesy fulfilled. Good bye,
farewell.
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AsHINGTON. N0E.

\ new battery OF riAei guns, three in
number, has been discovered about mile
and nGlf below the creek, below any that
have been heretofore fired.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ].
E. NJ Davis, Assistant Quarterma ter IN
der Gen. Fremont, publishes letter in The
Bulletin this evening, II reply to Adj. Gen.
thomas, correcting several errors relative to
himself, published in letter Of Gen. Thomas
to Sec. Cameron, entirely exculpating Gen.
Fremont from any connection with his pur
chase Of blankets, and says that when the
report Of the Board reached Gen. Fremont,
he expressed great disPleasuro and required
the blankets 10 be returned.
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JzrE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap-
w pointed oy the Hoc-rs 10 the Probate
Court fjr the District Of Chittelisu, Commission
ers 70 receive, examine and adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons, a-aios, -1e estate cf
Ira Collins, late Of Colchester, IN said Dis
t-ict, deceased. represented insoiTeut, aui also
all claims and dcul1js czhibite in Offset thereto;
and six months from tie day II the date hereof,
boius allowed by said Court f1- that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice, that wo viii az
tend 20 the business Of our appointment ut The
dwelling Of MIS- Soparonjl Collins in Colchester.
in said District, on the third Tuesdays Of Novcm-
Der and April next, ct 10 o'clock, 4. -. on each
Of said days.
Dated this 2-th day OF October, A. D. 1851.
II. b. HINE, Commits
wlswj CYRUS FAKRAND, sioners.
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BOSTON MARKET.

Noyam5er Gih.
FL0Uh.-We quote common branls Western
at 50 5Oa5 IS; fancy brands at Sc 90; extra at
IS l2a6 so; and superior at 75a7 so per Dbl,
including Genesee, Ohio, Canada and Michigan.
Corn Meal Is firm, and selling at 50 OOa3 375 per
Dbl, common aad Brandywine. In Rye Flour
the sales have have beon at $ Goat so per Dbl,
including common and extra.
GRAIN.-Corn has become rather dull We
quote Western yellow at 7O472,; ami Western
Mixed at 67aG9c, and in moderate demand at hese
prices, closing at G7a7Oc. Oats remain wit1ou t
change. The sales Of Western ard Canada have
been at 4iai5c and Prince Edward Island at ia
per bush KSo has been sold at 7sc per bush.
In WhitoBea there have been sales at ; sal 81
including common and good blue pod 81 7j12 90
for marrow; and 81 OO42 . for extra pea. Can
ada Peas have been sold at s5a905 per bushel
Shorts have been sold at 5l7, and Fine Feed and
Miidling at Sl8a2i per ton, as to quality.
PROVISIONS.-The marke; for Pork is steady
and firm. The sales at 50 a II for prime Sli 30
a Is 80 for mess, and SIC II for clear aad extra
clear, cash and ! mos. Beef Is scarce aai G-iu.-
S5ue small lots Of new Eastern hs7e been s5!l at
Sl2 IS per bbl. cash and 4 ZOOS. Lard is dull
AMI selling in small lots ct % a go ia b-... and
tiegces, AID 10 al5i' IL kegs; AMI smoEoi Hams
y = 8 j, pr L, cash and 4 mos. Ba.;-r IS firm
and prices are n shade higher. sales o. l5a I7c.
for good, choice AMI extra New York AID Yer
mont dairies, and 10 a lbs for common srl fair.
Canada aad Western is selling at u; per III, az
to quality. Cheese is -toaiy ats ~ per u, Us
to quality.
W0OL-In domestic Wool Considerable las
been done, the sales comprising 59o,coo lbs. at
prices ranging from Asa Soc FOX fleece, AMI Is o
55c for No. l TO extra pulled.
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and Captains,-but only che Eastern Officer,
Captain j. Barns of the 4th Maine regi-
ment.
Zen scott goes to New York on Saturday
morning, accompanied by his s:af. |, y
UNDERSTOOD that he viii retire next week and
Immediately sall Tor Europe with his son-in.
law.
The charges against Kerrigan arc Of the
Gravest character. He held regular inter
views with the rebels, and it is believed the
formation Of his Regiment wac only to carry
ont bis plans to give aid to tbe traitors
The rebels are strengthening their works
on the Potomac 2ni placing more gus in
position.
News from the feet, via Richmond. Is *
pected tomorrow.
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NEW YORK, Nov. .


The Tr,5'me's Washington despatch says
that dinner celebrating Gen. McClellan's
assumption Of the command Of the United
StaSes army, was given to night by the Secy.
OF State. The entire Cabinet was present.
During the evening Gen. Mcclellan was
absorbed with his new duties. The Presi-
dent was with him for several hours. Gen
HalocS Is talked Of as McClellan'e successor
in command Of the army on the Potomac.
1t is stated that the great naval
expedition is not aimed at important
cities. Of or near the coast, but that the
troops will land at thinly settled places
which have spacious harbors. and will omen
Cotton ports, and establish Il basis of OPERA
lions Tor additional forces now mastering.
The rebel internal machine Is a failure,
having loated down the river.
The inns Fortress Monroe corresnonden.
says that as soon as the Roads were cleared
by the sailing of the expedition, the Minnesota
moved to her old anchorage out of the rance
of the guns of tie Fortress, preparatory to
giving she Mcrlimac proper reception.
should she make the attempt, in accordance
with the rebel threats, 20 put her out to sea.
1T is said to be the intention of Commodore