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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14
Ben McC cCullough was in it.
JACKSON AND PRICE WERE LOCKING ON.
From coo to 700 Rebels we're Killed.
A HUNDRED UNION TROOPS TAKEN.
AcksOwS OFFICERS WANT TO SHOOT THEM.
MCCULLOUGH WILL NOT CONSENT,

Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tritune
WASHINGTON, Saturday, July l3. 1861.
Capt. Smith, from Springfield on Thursday
morning, gives further particulars Of the battle
at Carthage.
Ben. Mccullough was in the fight with bis
Arkansas troops Gov. Jackson aud Gen. Price
were present. but took no active part. Gen.
Rains's son was killed. The rebel list OF dead
will be between six and seven hundred.
A detachment Of 100 Of Siegci's troops left at
Neosho had been captured. The State officers
wanted them shot, to which Mccullough would
not agree.
There bad been no second battle. Prepara-
tions were being made for movement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14
FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Saturday, Jny Is, ie6i'
A dcserter from the Confederate Army was brought
to headquarters last night lie reedent OF Madl-
son, Indiana manned w. H. Wilson until last Spring,
when he went 10 Louisiana, ON the Mississippi boat
trade and finding himself in storm of Secession, he
entered the 9Th Louisiana Regiment, which wss about
leaving for Virginia and awaited bic chance to get
among bis friends By desertion. An opportunity ne
found yesterday when picket dnty near Burks
saiion lie gives very intelligent information regard
ing The posiion of the enemy There were 1900 troops
a, Fairf4x Station yesterday morning, including
Louiea1a regiment. He 10 not informed Of the mum
Der Of troops a, Fairfax Cour House. An arrival from
down the River, brings information that regiment Of
Rebs troops arc encamped in the vicinity of Aequia
Creek.
Two yrisOnep were brought into the Connecticut
camp to-dby One was named John Taylor and is sup
posed 10 belong to Alexandria Both were in the cavalry
seryice. They were arrested two miles this side OF
Fairfax. They refused to give any information, aud
were cent to Arlington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14
SEARCH FOR THE JEFF. DAVIS"

BosTon, Saturday, Jnly Is, 1861.
The irigae vincennes sailed this morning with Or
d.rs to look after the privateer JEFF Davis
The revenue cutters Morris and Caleb Gushing
sailed from bere last night in scarch OF the privaeor
JEFF Dayis."
The 81 COO,0OO Stsio Loan for war purposes receiv-
ed bidu to the OF A. 100000, at from par to
? cent No bid was accepted under J.; Y cent.
BosTos, Saturday, July l3-p. m.
The Yincennes will cruise of Nantucket for week,
aud il the privateer jeff Davis is not Overhaulod by
;rat time will return TO tho Nav, Yard.
The Cumberland, from Fortress Monroe, was re.
ported below this evening.
The Marion sailed from Portsmouth yesterday, and
the Dale will sail to-moriow Monday both for the
South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14
MIR. BURNETT OF KENTUCKY.

The Hon. E,ste,iek a. CO.kass:
Sir: IL is reported by the New-York papers Of to-
day that Mr. Burnett, yesterday, officially said the
floor Of the House Of Representatives Az native Of
thai State declare whsteyer position Kentucky may
take, intend to stand by it. i owe loyalty ~ my
State above that to the General Government"
We do not perceive that any member moved to ex.
rel Mr. Burnett took any stepsindeating intention
to discharge that duty. And as member OF CoDgees
cannot be punished for REASONABLE ulterances made
the hoor Of The House except by the House. wish
to call your attention TO this report If il be true, 10
have IL corrected E IL be eircneOua.
Mr. Burneus avowal means thai be will not secede
II Kentucky does not; and that be will remaia ct.
zen until seemng majority Of her inhabitants become
Rebels. Nessrs. Davis, Besuregsrd and Wigfal
never proposed or practised anything more Tor worse
than this; andthey certainly never would have gene
out of the Union if their States Lad remained in.
If Mr. Burnett DOES owe supreme and superior ale
glance Kentucky he had better 20 there, and Join
come Kentuckian Congress; if he does not owe sl-
preme allegiance to the United States he has no right
to cit in the Congress Of The Uned States. At any
rate we object his remaining thereto make laws for
us, and insist that legislator Of ours may be some
body eses servant An excellen, precedent the Seu.
ate have just established by expeng several member
for doing precisely what Mr. Burnett Gays he meals r
do-an act purely of principle, for the Senate
already rid Of their pernicious presence. Ii Is
doctrine indeed that makes q rul
sovereignty and the subject Of another;
fers an open traitor to govern loyal ci
We remain respectfully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

THE SOUTHERN HEAyEs-NEw-ORLEAgs The
Pieayare umkcs vigorous asssnln on Mr.. Russell,
whom t accuses Of abusing tie confidence Of his hosts
In describing the Notifications Ut Pensacola 90 mi.
uutoy. 1t also denied Mr.. RrsSsll's statement tbat
Brit-h subjects had beer pressed into the rebel army.
Tbereupon the British Consul fully rassered al anJ
more than Mr Rus ell aid. This shut up The P.ca-
ynne liag, and here crushing rebuko from
lees authority than tho Governor Of Louisiana, who
has issued the following notification:
Comla.a,s have been made 10 me Of improper, and
Hore,imec violent attempts 20 cust or imprs ects
Of foregl Powers into the military sorli,.. now
iniUrm those who expect 20 be Crtairo Of Con- lee
now IN process Of forma ion, who have permitted
eneour ei tue perpet Of such acts by their sub
ortuae., that 1 will not receive their comps lsinies
Ana If they hope 70 eylde this consequence OF their
acts by ing their companies Tor alu tenderng then
10 the Secretary Of War, or Incorporating them il. an
Legion or Bngude Termed by his authority, l turtle
iuform then, lhft will make drccs application sup
ported by oil tie intaente Of my position, to hay
them refused by the Secretary.
IL IA jus,y sid in a letter from Newt Orleans, "Or
Deuspapeis, which powerful thsa aEuiie
give us but one side Of the question, Add bard,y ever
kind woId for that Union that has made us great al
powerful peopl,."
Tae Fourth Of July was desecrated ia New-0rleaI
with about much display rs il wss onfe celebrate
b. honest people. Major SIbley. traitor from tL
United States army in NewMexico, has reached New.
Oreuis. lie is TO have u regiment, ii cue can be
raised. Here ia TN Independence Day item:
"a carpelter named j. y. Chapman, who Joined the
Clay Gdiius at Algers is proved 10 be traitor by
letter which he wiute 10 his Dear Julia In lame. lie
says: am all right FIR the Sout.l--iu hOru-aud
teilr her that he ined tho Iery blrd. THIS
Chapman was srfested on Saturday. Yesterday tho
Mayor submitted his 10 Gov. Moore, aud was rs-
1ussd TO trasfer t tor prosecution to Mr. Miller the
Cohfodente States Attorney fos tale District"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14
FROM ALBANY,

ALBANr, Saturday, July Is, lS6I.
Governor Morgan has just ordered Colonel Berdan'
sharp from this State, when enrolled he
equipped without delay having received dispatch
from The President and Secretary Of War, that they
would be pleased to have him do On. The committee
appointed here by Colonel Berdan consists of Stephen
Martep, John Wilson, and John e. CLARK, and they
10 test the kill of the applicants from Albany Troy,
and Hudson. The Committee met yesterday at the
Red House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14
FROM LOUISVILLE, KY.
REBEL FOitAY or EAST TENNESSEE.

LOUISVILLE, Kr., Saturday, July 10, 1851.
7psJourndl has letter saying thai tho trains on
tie Nashville Railroad havo been busy Transporting
sOldNrs from Camp Chealham 10 East Tennessee Ii
s ,hough, sudden irruption Of the soldiers will find
Esl Tennessee unpTepued.
TIE JourHHi siys that recruiting for the Southern
Confsderaey il going in all tie OOuLtes Immediately
surrounding Frankfort.
Tie Journal has also letter saying that trains and
wagoDs heavily loaded with provisions pass Bowling
Crvs. laiy. oorling al the WAY from Jouisve The
Surveyor OF the Port AT New ,lbany S'ys thu, tho
blockade has not been raised there ard that the re-
slricion on Hour and grain Is in part removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14
FROM BALTIMORE.

GOV. HICKS.
BALTIMORE, Saturday July Is, 1861.
John Meuyman was to-day released from custody at
Foit McIIenFy on $4,000 bail.
1t is reported here tonight hn. Gov. Hicks has been
shO, at Cambridge. Tho report, however, can be
truced 70 10 reliable source.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

every day. Two brigades from Alexandra, in
cludipg the 1st Michigan regiment, the Fire
Zousves, the 33tb New.York, three Main reel-
ments, and Vermont regiment, have pushed
forward FIVE miles on the Fairfax road, aud are
now eEcamped near the line of the Orange aud
Alexandria Railroad. Tomorrow the BleDker
brigade takes new position outside OF Alex
sndris; and the last brigade Of Gen. T,lers
dIvision--the lst Massachusetts, 18th New-iork,
and lat and I'd Michigan regiments-will cross
tho river. This regular adjustment OF the troops
be ore the time Of action, although not pe'emp-
torily essential will enable the plan of the inva-
son to be opened with more precision and
promptness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

WASHINGTON, Saturday, July 10, 1861.
Gen Mcclellan reports that perhaps, 20 Of bis i'en
were killed and 40 wounded, and not 50 killed. in the
late engagement, rs erroneoubly stated.
TIE Government is still engaged in making such ar
rany, ens AZ will render the condition of tbe troops
mo,s comfortable, and providing for every possible
comfort for the sick.
TIE Improvement in the military drill and discipline
Of the Volunteers such AS to elicit the highest encom'
ums from army veterans.
II. d. Shepherd, Of Washington, has been awarded
the contract for furnishing stationery 70 the Interior
Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14
TIE SIXTH MAINE REGIMENT.

AUGUSTA. Me-, Saturday. July -, 1861.
The 9Th Maino Regiment, Col. Koowles, leaycs
Portland Wednesdsy morning, anu will arrive in New
York THURSDAY morning, en- route to Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

Particulars Of Harvey's Treason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

N. THOUyENEL ON RECOGNITION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

The Reported Capture Of Ex-Gcv' WISE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

THE COMMITTEE ON TRAITORS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

NoNEY SAVED BY STOPPING MAILS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14
THE WAR FOR THE UNION.

TIE Capture Of Secession Women
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

TIE QUESTIONING AND RELEASE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

WHAT TILE FAIR ONES SAID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
THE BLOCKADE.

The United States steamer Penguin will sail tomorrow
ander sealed orders. Annexed LIST Of Ter oncers
Commander, John " Livingston.
First Lieutenant, rhoe A. Bud.
Surgeon. Oecs1 6. Smith
PAymaAte Ter, Issac Wood.
Master, A. Harris.
Matters Astes, VIM. E. Anderson, George ". Hood,
Amos p Poster.
secoBd Assistant Engineer, Francis ". warcer.
7hyo Assistant EIg:neers, Wn. pst;son, kn:ea P.
Randall.
Tho following LIST Of the officers Of the Ur.sd States
fhp yandaa cruising in southern waters and sp ken
June u.s. n latitude 81 deg % nin longitude rs deg
10 min oil vel and crew In fine condition
Commander. .. Phillips Lee; Leutenants. VIM. D.
Whiting, Frat and Executive officer; Ralph Chandler n
Wilson o. Fleming; Surgeon, Charles Evorsfeld; Ma.
Yine Officer, Fret Lieutenant J Schefmerhorn; Aosng
Pay master. Rufus Parks; Acting Master q. ". hay wsrd
Nidsh,, man, L. Keropf; Captains Clerk, Amos Brown,
pnymss.eY'g Clerk, Henry Gleason; Boats~a,n, p j.
Miller; Gunner, VIM. Cheney; Carpenter, G. Thomas
Borrow, June %. 1891.
The fyiga.e eaptec, Commander Eagle, sAnea from
Por <month yesterday. She carries 30 guns, with OIL
cert and crew NOE heripg five hundred.
The v,ncenpee, at the ChsJestown Navy Yari, will
De COMMISSIONED on Hoodsy. ard pr obsoy Pail -sss1sy
re psgsle q yaaey 70 saL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

IoF 81 a!tacka fact tho sscba se Of he rabosy cor.
touofases All the eaii1ngs Tia Navy Yard hsi peep
ono tpe material taken three mles baex
70 be HcodF The batteries, of which there avs sou,ss
EnV y Wf, weie complete OF very nearly co. they vo
Msf,et espd hatteres CONSTRUCTED with bastess acC
,oufbly copcesed both from being locate In roresr
10 pvirS OK DISTANCES, and by earth coverings, rAsy
rshSe al syoOnd The uutve beginning 1t poi0t sbove
tbe Ma ~ l'd and extending down past Fort BArranc
70 toii Mchae There 10 leaked battery In ska Nav,
Yard ard io t0ur TO six inch guns and four noyta,s
hP' Fo'Yed N.Y. Hpsson cosI givu IN tbs HHroberoS
enEt, but sa pese are great number OF tneor Csc
laresst tsey have arc sAVen inch columbiads BAT
tory e' the heavf at morara Is located a. po,as, about
nifsay between the Navy Yard and Fort Bsr-
isncas, aHd the Latter and Fort McRae re-
spectvey There are ten tars at each Of these points
which bre intended TO meet the fire from the bastons "
Fot PegeLs in those directions Tho batteries above the
Navy Yard the spur Of laLd have erected auS
the federal troops constructed those Santa Rtsa Island
ard intended TO oppose hem he Gays T. e pssf
bic for the Of Fort Pckens to know the locations
Of The NAKED batteries the woods He says sbe bss
teries located there equal the discharge Of
does rot over es.imste the capacity Of the guns.
The Navy Yard he Gays there is obsUi va.oyy
TWO hundred feet high from which the interior Of FOR
pKens can be diry seen and the operations upon Santa
hosa Island distinctly seen. He says the Oonfederate
nave feen The feceal troops repeatedly cutting DOWN
ices and erecting batteries this island they have
$50 been noistincty working by niaht The feet
lay ro'Ih CT Sansa Roea Island the oceanwayd sde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.

HARRISBURG, June %, 1881.
Rnssors Of an A1aos Ipa TIE Worsmsn Engaged in Pre-.
pairing tie Grounds for ne Pennsylvania R.erre Corps
ysoop: Sss. to Their Defense, dc.
Our city has been in excitement yesterday and TO-
day. The frst the passage through city
Of less than ELK thoussnd troops for Washington CITY
bet she second Sc. cur people perfectly Wild Is seems
despatch received by Governor Curtin stating thu:
the workmen engaged IN preparing the grorrds for the
enctmprent 81 the volunteer co-ps, the
Maryland lae az New Yreeioo, York county srsa
upCn by company If Maryland rebels. Two we're killed
and BeveIa WOUNDED.
Another messsge confirming this to bar J, when
Ns,r G+pera, Mccall issued orders for The In ued.a.e
ch Of two reg.men1 Fortune ely, the clothing ard
destined State troops arrived mere yestsy
day morning, and forthwith preparations we're made 20
march. Absentsee teiegrsphed for Viii Q those
IN tine peishborhood we're sent Tor Ia bot haste.
The troops tt dnieht and BY this sine at the
Iw camp flly prepared TO give tbs traitors drubbing
[Frora the wheeling ntellgeacer, June u. =.
Ire Sect OF cleaners Carrying the Ohio Volunteers
ron, Beesind Beanwood passed Sstersvile acouI sun
Dawn on rheisday
About three hlpiyed United States soldiers from Par
kelsouyg being scattered along down the Ohio about
MurrAysvie and Ravenswood, TO keep things in order
The Union forces mad on Thursday abandoned Ito VI.
Rge Of PhJpp., and taken up position b i'll over
looking the town anG commenting ~ jt1 par art sp
proaches They had also commenced throwing Up IN
tYenCbmente There was noh chick nor child N PAT
lppi, ali the families hay ng departed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
TIE NEW ARSENAL AT THE WEST.
Qua pAyENPO Rr CORRESPONDENCE.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Nay "a, 1861.
NE Prcpced Ste fv Tie Rock Island AYssHst-rAe Geo
e-upaica Positson a.l Ees1srti,n Of n. Iaand-7As
Mines in tAe NeishsYhc2d--The CT Of Dd,snpoys--
The crops; DC.
The recent determination o. the government establish
In the great Northwee. armoYy and it's con-
ciuscn 70 devote 70 ouch purpose the beautiful body
Of land known "a Rock Island have given 10 tbs locality
An importance such as the mos. saDguIne advocses OF
"~estern improvements" would scarcely Care anticipate
year six months ago. The idea Of rsaking the
leland the site OF an extensive government establishment
e by NO means new one, origiral with the pyeser.
generation Of governmental nsrsgcr for long sgo sc
the year 1910 Congressional committee consisting Of
CcopelI0ng, Oorps Colonel Armsad
United States Army, and Or. Lawson, Surgeon Geners
Waited the pace took Surveys and reported avorsbly TO
establishing such an institution; but the measure was
oet sight Of after General Ea-rsons eIe:.0n Pre-
sidency, ory 70 be brought up and discussed IN 1872
when It wes killed by reoommasiop TO s committee dur
Ing the aes week Of the session The oay obeoson ner
urged against the selection Of this spot for guch pr
pose the fact that that time the Messippi VIE
almost the extreme Western bound CT civilization ard
Tor four months Of the year. while the river was ice-
bound there were 10 means Of gaining 70 or de-
parting from the locality except by ouch process e.
stagng" over two hundred miles Of prairie to Chicago
~ a* so VIC nesIess point OF lmpor ance SUCH 60 ID
sttution a. railroad hsd not been eroueiy thought Of
and the idea tbs: by any possible hoc1s po;s tie srea
city Of New York and the pictured city 0. Rock Island
would ever be placed within Ely six hours o, each other
wac not entertained by tie NOS: enthusiastic friend O:
Western speculation. Moreover, degree Of harmony
exs-ed s. tia: time between tie two sectious
that now stand in sach q teu:gerers a,sa,ude
towards each ether and Is wss hardly 70 be
credited that, 10 any eveLt, ssch sta.e
o. political ennty would exist aid render tie
destruction Of United st&tee a-feneI navy yaxd me-
cesss,y ~ the government ia order 70 p.o.ec, Itself
from injury by it's wa-lke app,aroe,, ssbver.ed
from their legitimate though pstn sse sso.i,na
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

posed that they viii rSy, 10 sha: d,'e-u tSav ort,
morrow. There ID the more ress To- Surprising %
shis ome hey WIN 90, there run3rs cha. tos
enemy have reappeayed IN The peghborho,d oil HsrpYs
Ferry Chese same ubiQut0us lS 900 men 81 52cSran},
ana hsve been oring upon tho loyal citizens there
q Rhom hoisted the Stars and Stripes soon % the
enemy had evacuated that place. From tho beet ,rc,.
S %a..oa can Obtain there was abor ana Aar.ny Of
nat 81 tsssss Sas probably The sane or
ss:a ~. a. .. ava been bover.ng about here.
are maze for force be sent 70 p.oeo then
au,cs no lSssSn why II nhoald NOT DC doue, and th.t
s,ust b Ne"8' heard froM Colonel wa,ii'e lately
.s rate. Richard d, Alvey, lswy-- OF tn,s
pace has been arrested for seasoutbic cOre ondeDoe
with the enemy.
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REPORTS FROM THE WEST.


The Times special Cairo correspondent says tha. Il is az
thoratively atated that four thouaand Missouri rebels
LEFT Point Pleasant eighty mies below Cairo for Mem
phis on Thursday.
IL ID reported that the Nssourians are crossing the
Arkansas river in large numbers for Yelve the county
seat Of Marion county.
The Chicago Tribune has intelligence thsa Cap.asr,
Prince, with four hundred regulars, moved from,
Kansas City to Liberty, Missouri, on Wednesday las,
70 dispense camp OF FIVE hundred rebels under
The command OF Brisadies General Jesse Norm.
On Thursday the rebels, hearing Of tho app-oach
OF Captain Prince, broke up their mp aud scattered IN
every direction Captain Prince took possesscn OF tho
town and captured the principal re0els including Gen
Ao-r. All took the oath exsep. Gen NORM VIII, ye-
msns prisoner. Home Guard was then organised
and armed
CINCINNATI, June ~, 1851
The Third and Fourth Ohio regnen,s CcIoneis Morrow
and Andrews, fully armed and equipped left Csmp Der-
nison yesterday afternoon for Virginia
General AcCtelland and staff at 2aykeraburs res.
terday CO route FOR Grafton.
The First and secord regiments of Kentue1v po,r,-
teers marched into the city to day. we're presented
with cc)ore by the ladies' Of Cincinnati and Nevpovt
They made tine appearance and enthus sasscaly
received
Captain Howes' battery LEFT for Virginia this afternoon
NLW6 fhUm IdE 6OUTH.
LOUISVILLE, June "a, 1861
Tho Manassas correspondent Of Charleston Necuy,
OF the 18th ns writes that the people abou, the rebel
camp are hostile that II 10 dangerous for soldiers to
,eave the camp alone.
Gentlemen come into camp daily MO fear thar own
ssves VIII murder them Tho lower casees ofwh.tes arc
inc!s,ng tho slaves to such degree thas civil war u ON
The point Of inaugural ion Their own people are hostile 10
their rear ana, fessfu Of the latter they apply hourly
fa' passports, which General Beauyeg4rd grants.
provided TIA: wagons horses sro taken from t
State.
me Charleston kercnry Of tho 10th inst says tia.
A1ge s0op of-war, name unknown, has beeo cruising
near Dawes inlet, supposed be sounding suA recouno
ting that portion ofshe coast, which p entirety unpro-
teced ana unoppceed depredatons could be made UPON
the property and cattle found there
Tho New Orleans Delta Of tho 10th sa says that Tho,
brig stevens had run the blockade and put into earrar
Boy, under the guns Of Fort L.vtngsworth.
The Havana correspondents Of tho Deka say that Mr.
Weller, Minister 70 Nex,co. soaa to rori1s 10 psse
Though he eou.h and his friends, Messvs Nafry
Dav'e a. Tooihs, vita whom IN days past no acted ia
defence u southern rgb.s
TIE FIFTH MAINE REGIMENT EN ROUTE.
sosroS, June q, 1857.
me Fifth regiment Of xaine viii leave Portland for
New York on Wednesday next, VIZ tos Fall River line
rom Boston. Extra trains and boats as With all rep
menss going BY this line, viii be- provided onv1at,na any
neffa esce With passengers the esu1 boa. Of ,ha
day.