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The weekly Butte record., 1861-04-06

HE who labors for mankind. without care
for himself, has already begun bis Immortality.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-04-06
Dental instruments
GOLD FOIL. AND TEETH.


400 books Jones, White, and McCurdy's and
Abbey's Gold Foil
10 600 Gum and Plain Teeth, from the best manu-
factures in the United States.
Blow Pipes, Plugging instruments,
Brush Wheels, ivory handle,
Corundum Wheels, Scaling instruments, ivo-
Chevalier's patent Lathes ry handle,
Plate Shears, Burr's Drills and Excava-
Files Of all kinds, tors, wire handles,
Grindstones, Mouth Glass, silver, gold
Impression Cups, and wood frames,
Lancets, Mouth Distenders,
Stump EXtractors, Saw Frames,
Hooks, Turnkeys,
Chevaer's Chairs, Pinchers,
Forceps, Chevaliers best Elevators,
Received by express direct from manufacturers.
For sale by
r. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Importers of Dental Instruments
Sacramento.
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MEDICAL,
For Children Teething.

OE GnIlOren lePTnEEg.
Which greatly Facilitates the process of teetbing bv
sol soilenIn9 the gums reducing gallinfammaton-wil
aiay ta Pe", and spasmodic action, and is sure TO
resuiote tle Do.ces depend upont, mothers, it will
infants. w.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, ana can sag IN confidence and truth of il
what we have never been able to saw of any other
medicine. Meier has it Failed, in single instance
ed. Never did we Mrs. know an instance
of dissatisfaction Winsio.vs bv anv yvI,s ',ssS
it. On the contra Soothing ry all are delipht
ed with its opera syrup tiOns, and speak
in terms of high c '--'.''....o est commepda.
ton of its magical effects and medical virtues We
speak in this natter Phat do k1lo,c afterte
years experience, and pledge reputation for the
fulment Of lchat zee here declare. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain and
exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one of the most experienced and skilful nurses in
New England, and has been used with neverfailing
success in
Thousands of Gases.
It not only relieves the child from pain, but in.
vigorates the stomach and bowels corrects acidity
and gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t
will relieve almost instantly
Gripping an the BouCelS, and HTindcolic,
and overcome commissions, winch, II not speedily
remedied end in death. We believe it the best and
Surest Remedy in the world, in all cases of Dysen.
tery and Diarrhae o.......... in children, wheth.
er it arises from For teething, or from
other cause. We Children would say to every
mother who has :Teething child suffering from
any of the forego '-'''''f' oing complaints, do
not let your prendices, the prejudices OF Others
stand between your suffering child and the relief
that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure-to follow
the use of this medicine, if timely used Full direc-
,,A I,-~I
unless the fac-simile of CURTIS g. PERKINS,
New York is on the outside wrapper
RESold by Druggists throughout the world
Principal Office, Is Cedar street NY.
Price only 25 Cents Per Bottle.
PARK & WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street.
myl21y San Francisco.
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NOtico.
NOTICE


-H,sB sss-Ha a~b<sIde5acHa
Tv HERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Il County Board of Examiners in and for Butte
County, at the School House in 0roville beginning
on FRIDAY, April 5th, ls6l, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
and continuing until all necessary business is com
pleted for the purpose of Examining those who
propose to teach Public School in Butte County,
Those who desire to be examined and receive GER
ticates of Qualification can then attend before the
Board for that purpose.
J. B. THOMAS,
County Superintendent.
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Drugs and Medicines !!

We have received by recent arrivals, direct from
New York and Boston,
300 lbs Ext. Licquorce, $500 lbs Blue Vitrol
800 lbs best Gum Arabic 1920 lbs Sal EPSON,
100 lbs Turky Opium and 5000 lbs Alum
Iodide Potassa, 1000 lbs Sulphur,
$50 ozs Suphate Quinine, 500 lbs Tapioca,
100 ozs Strycnine, 1900 lbs Super Carb Soda,
30 ozs Sulph. Morphine, 100 lbs Alex SIENNA,
100 ozs Nit. Silver, pure, 800 lbs Sulphate Potash
100 ozs lodide Mercury, $50 lbs Carb AmOnia,
$50 lbs Calomel 10 kegs Pearl Barley,
100 lbs Blue Pills, 3 kgs Jamaica Ginger
100 lbs Mercu. Ointment 1900 lbs Grim Tartar pure
rs lbs Chloroform, 900 lbs Flaxseed
Tartaric Acid 500 lbs Flaxseed ground
125 lbs Nitric Acid 200 lbs Balsam Copaiba,
800 lbs Spirits Nitre, l75 lbs Gum Camphor,
275 lbs Aqua Amonia, 81 lbs Gum Asafetida,
100 lbs Sulphuric Ether. 100 lbs Gum Scammony
1900 lbs Nitric Acid, Gamboge Mastic, Myrrh,
5000 lbs Suphuric Acid TragaeOnth and Guaiac,
600 lbs Muratic Acid, Chloride Lime,
Oil Burgamot pure, Sugar Lead,
Oil Lemon, pure, Seidlitz Powders etc.
Oil Wintergieen, pure,
FOR SALE AT PRICES MUCH LOWER
THAN USUAL.
r.. III. MCDONALD s. CO.,
Importing Wholesale Druggists,
SACRAMENTO.
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sam q O1D'3
Liver IEaVEG0RATOR,
NEVEFs Dr,RIJTTATES

TITS com pounded entirely from Gums. and
has become established Fact aStandarl lie cnc known
ami approved by all tra have used it, and is
sorted with confidence la - a the diseases which
is recommended. -
1t has cared thousands - within the last years
who had given up ali hopes " iof relief the
unsolicited certificates iIlusy "a possession show.
he dose must be adapted "a To The leransut Of the
individual taking it. and US - ed lu suca quantities 20
act gently on the Bowels. <
the dictates OF your ~ Judgment Guide you the
use of the LIVER IN IS IyIGORATCTs, aud
will cure Liver Conn ~ lvlaints, Bilious At-
taeIzs, Dyspepsia @ iChronic Diarvhoen
$ c rn = Exa plants, Eysente-
ry, Dropsy, Sour p stomach, !iahifual
Costiyencss, Choi- - iic, Cholera, Cho,c-
ia HIorbszs, Cholera Ga Enfentusn. FIatu-
lence, Jauns!Ice. III Female ~ cr iSness-
cs, and may be used snc- cessAl.ly rs an Ci'ilHa-
~ Family FIcsii- "a cin~. II Will cure SICK
II L = d CT1 E, ts - thousands can 'esifyJ In
twenty minutes, Il T. two or three Tea
spoonfrls are talx-l - lea at commencement o.,
attack. "a
All who tase it are Eee giving thcir testimony
in its favor.
MIX WATER ~ THE MOUTH WITH
THE EIEVIGORATCES, AND SN ALLOW
BOTH TOGETHER.
Price One Dol ar per Bottle
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"Iie! you're another yourselfl N-n-not
lie here | tell you what old fellow. that
may do to TT tell in them slave States, but I'll
let you know" said the agrarian, sputtering
out mouthful of mud, 't-th-this is free SOIL"
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'GET up-et up said watchman, the
ether night, to chap who had fallen a grade
below the doorstep sleepers, and who had Ia
ken a odgment in the gutter, you must not
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-25
INTERESTING FROM rHE SOUTH.


Tho Richmond E1cmincr OF the nth saws that late
news from Manassas fun OF interest Passengers from
there yesterday by the Central train report that Fairfax
Court House abandoned Tuesday night, and the
sheds In tho neghborhood occupied for qGartering tho
soldiers burned 10 prevent the enemy from using them
The troops it is said retired in the direction of Centre
vile all tuesday night Trains from Manassas to Fairfax
busly employed transporting troops and carrying
sup plies TO Marassas.
The Richmond Examiner OF tho 18th instant contains
the following Geographic news
MACON, Ga, Oct. 10, 1851.
Tho Convention this morning passed resolutions
commenting Congress 10 suspend the collection OF import
duties and throw open ports for free trade all
tons who maintain peace with US.
series of resolutions woro adopted relative to the
sequostraton act, recommending that the payment OF
debts sequesored be required during the war; that
claims for indemnity and indebtedness due at the South
be allowed as setof; that the courts bo employed in
certain eases to modify the retroactive effect of the bib
and the property of Northern residents aborng undcr
disabilities Of cover;ure Of infancy be exempted.
committee consisting Of delegates from Charleston
Savannah and Mobile, appointed to examine into
plan for q marine steam batter ing ram.
MEMrHs Oct. Is, 1861.
duel fought to-day in Arkansas. opposite Mem.
phis between Messrs Lnukc and Chambers both Of Mis-
mortay wounded.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 10, 1861.
Tie Courier states that The federal fleet of this port
consists Of seven vessels.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Oct 16, 1861
The Mississippi election returns meagre, but ind
cate the re election of Governor Pcttus.
Dates from Pensacola TO the 18th have been received
flag Of truce sent from Fort Pckens to General
Bragg yesterday stating that the prisoners captured
Rosa would be sent New York Sunday. Gen.
Bragg apaymaster over pay OF the in full for
the remainder Of their terms.
The correspondent oc the Atlanta (Ga) Iictligenccr,
in giving II the fight Santa Rosa says
scarcely know whether achieved victory defeat
A siege is nomentary expected to commence and every
preparation has been made. Perhaps 1t viii happen az
soon the dead and wounded haye been cared for
the soldiers rested from fatigue.
The Pensacola Obserrer has the following semi-onciai
statement Of the rebel loss at Santa Rosa Island Klci
q wounded, 50 prisoners, %, intending Lieutenant
sayrc. The rebels have eighteen Union prisoners.
The Norfolk Day Root announces the arrival OF the
steamer Roanoke from Roanoke Island which left that
place Monday afternoon and reports the rebel sea-
Curlcw, Fanny, Raleigh, Winslow and Edwards az
having left Sunday afternoon for iateras Inlet Very
heavy firing heard the Monday following in the
direction Of Hateras which began daylight and con-
tin,ed until eight O'Clock.
ALSO reports two federal steamers cruising in Psmco
Sound previous to the departure of Tie expedition but
they were chased cut by the rebel steamers.
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tnE EAsslE AT Balls BLUFF.
Additional Particulars Of the Engagement with
the Rebels near Lecsburg.
GENERAL STONES ADVANCE AND TEE RESULT.
The Guns Not Taken by the Enemy, but
Spiked and Thrown into the River.
Two Hundred ard Twenty Of the Union
Troops Killed and Wounded.
About Four Hundred Union
Troops Missing.
Where General Baker was Nor
tally Wcrndca.
Names Of s0me OF tho WoanIcd, Where
They are From, and the Nature
Of their Wounds.
~~o.
~.0~~~o~~~~~>~~1~~
piRTIlL LIST or THE KILLED AND. MISSING.
NAMES or THE OFFICERS ENGAGED IN THE FIGHT.
~~~~>~~~~,-~>e~>~s~>~~--~e>>
ADVANCE OF MAJOR general BayEs,
&C., &c, &c.
Names Of Some OF tao WoGnscd, Where
They are From, and the Nature
Of their Wounds.
PiRTIlL LIST or THE KILLED AND MISSING.
NAMES OF THE OFFICERS ENGAGED IN THE FIGHT.
ADVANCE OF MAJOR general BANKS,
&C., &c, &c.
THE ADVANCE OF GENERAL STONE INTO
VIRGINIA.

PooLEsvnIE, Nd, Oct. 21, 1901
General Stone, with eight thousand men, crossed the
river at Edwards Ferry to-day pontoon bridge. Tho
passage conducted without serious accident. Tho
enemy did make his appearance. The troops all
in high spirits Major General Banks will probably
tomorrow, with the main portion Of his wing OF tho
grand army.
Reliable accounts state that the enemy conccntrat
ing large force Charestown with the view OF cross
Ing into Maryland Harper's Ferry. There is also a
formidable body Of rebels at Winchester, recently
augmented by fresh levics OF home troops.
A large boat load of valuable goois, belonging to
fugItives fleeing from Virginia in the vicinity Of
Harper's Ferry, was lost Saturday night,
wbile attempting to Four in
the boat and narrowly escaped drowning. Tho
accident caused by the rapidty of the current.
A. Burton lost $3.50 in gold, VIM Mccoy lost 81 ,O7o In
gold and valuable papers. Others lost furniture &C.
Davis and other rebel leaders, it is reported dis
pleased because Colonel Faulkner and Colonel Ashby did
not press forward into Maryland Thursday and Friday
last after the engagement with Colonel Ceay the rebels
having been in the meantime largely reinforced. But it
Is stated the authority that Reaurcgard approved
the action, relying upon tho masked batteries he has
planted the Potomac and the existing blockade 10
keep the federal employed retard their
advance into Virginia. The crossing of troops at
Edwards Ferry however, has disarranged his calcula
tions.
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ADVANCE OF GEN. BANKS.

FO0IFsVlfiK, Nd, Oct Y, 1S61.
large portion Of the force of Major General Banks en-
campcd last night about mile from the other sic Ed
wards Ferry after the advance guard had had brisk
sknsh with advancing force Of the rebels. The lat
ter r. tired towards Leesburg
Banks column is stl pressing forward Regiment after
regiment marching hard 10 oin IN the great conict
which appears inevitable to-day, unless the enemy
eesburg can tc sheod from tho federal position on tha
sdc OF ferry, and Il VIII be destroyed in Of dis
to iorces.
Tho weather is terribly inausp.cons for atli
meAts II has raned continually for two di snd the
ROADS in the iuagnlb condition TIE nd
ed are suffering much from the ncenent weather.
OF them being obliged have tA4r wounds dressed IN
the midst Of soaking rain under the neonyeeces Of
common tent. private 10 the Calio MIA regiment
severely ndcd, placed in ambulance 10 be
here On arrival the driver lifted The clrin OF the
hiclc and found the subject CORPSE There was no fur
ther necessity for human aid saw the corpse the
arrival Of the ambulance II bore pleasant and placid
aspect Name unknown.
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
Arrival OF the Overland Exprcsa.

SAHAT SALI LAKE ICt -, lSOl
The pony express, with the following intelligence for
the press passed here at six ?. NJ to-day route east
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19-P II.
The officers Of the general government commissioned
to purchase site for fort at LIMA Point, near
the entrance Of the harhor of San Francisco, have
met with check through decision Of the
Supreme Court jury recently appraised the property
at $l25 600, which the refused 70 accept because
the government through It's agents, offered larger
sum The Court decided that the must be decided
by asceaining If much higher price offered or sot
TO bind the government The side OF tho
case is managed by attorneys appointed under the }u
chanan administration.
The official returns OF tho State election arc
just announced The whole vote cast is fraction
under 100 600.
Sanford, the republican candidate FOR Governor, ro
ceiyed &c o36 Mcconnell (3recSenridge), 32,751 Con
sersee (union dou.ncrat) 5000.
Captain ? J steeies, commanding the steamer Pacific,
shot at Portland, Oregon the 10th inst. While
aiding to arrest gambler. He died few days subse
euenuy.
General Sumner viii leave on Monday, the 2lst, by
Steamer for Washington. There under lis command
rine companies Vt regulars who E0 20 New York Ono
thousand stand e aIins go forward by Che samc
Colonel Wright succeeds General sumner In command
Of the Pacific Depart tfnent until General Durer arrives.
MONEY iATTERs.
Tho money market continues quite easy. Sight exchange
on New York; o 81i per INT. The question of danger
to treasure shipments from pirates is aesin aeafed
End ncwepapars advocate pettoning tie govern.
Wenl 70 send steam vessel 10 AspinWal at least
oacc month, 70 receive and convey California treasure
COMMERCIAL.
TIE market for rencai NOR handso Is quite exciting.
fey articles lor speculative demand have been dis
posed Of.
Candles continue with onto heavy salcs hore nnd 70
arrive Il 22c 23c and saes of 70 cases Of J f. Co.
Lard t lGc Saea eco gallons spirits tulpnne 81 so
lstlmus butter 27c 2oc Alcohol in barrels ee 10.
Layer raisins s. 50 1coo legs nails at 50 SO.
sHlFPIHG INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived On the lJln inst snip Oracle. liverpool bark
Midas, Newcastle. sailed 10th, ship Panama, Coquito
sth, aipa garet Hong Kong; swordnsh, Hong Kong
bark Glimpse, sydney.
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WAsiNoToE, Oct "a 1861.
On Sunday accommodating party eighteen men sent
by General Stone the Virginia SIDE towards Lees
burg reported they had proceeded within one AID
half miles Of eesburg, where they came upon camp Of
rebels comprising only nbout thirty tents. On Sunday
night Colonel revens, with ave companies of the Ff.
tecnth Massachusetts regiment, sent over with IN
sructicns TO reach tho reported camp BY daylight, and
take the party found there and return across the river
Subsequently Colonel Lee with four Ave companies cf
the Twentieth Massachusetts, esiueut In the
same direction, supper; Colonel Deyens Of ay
difficulty.
On Monday morning report was received from Colonel
Devens that he had advnced to within milo and has
Of Ieesburg without finding any of rebels. Thl3
was soon followed by report that Colonel Ievens had
boon attacked with superior force, and was fah,ag
back in good order, skrmsling towards the river.
knowing from previous information that there eioula ba
in that vicinity from five thousand rebe's who had
occ8pi-d position since July last, General stone dcm
od il pccogsary 10 send forward sufficient force oy4r
wheaa them II tboy should ath be there. cc, pakel
had recently been attached to General stonea
division lie had been under bis command only two =
three days. but hc eager to head the enterprise
foot HIS request granted. General stone gave hin
1900 Of hs choicest troops, aud gave also strict
that after securing and protecting his crossing he
should be particular IN sending out scouting parties in bib
front and look carefully the protection Of his TANKS
and 70 engage the enemy unless that he could
maintain the poAtOn.p
Tha fording Of such ariyer tho Potomac s always
dircl operation for army. in its present swolca
condition II is douby hazardous suoen foce iof az
operations should have been crossed before beginning 40
engagement.
During the day General Stone received messages from
Colonel naker that all progressing Smelly, that ho
had no di1culty in crcssing and the impression
made that ho had crossed his Whole commando and was
able TO drive Che rebels before him, un' the news came
tcoNIISUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.l
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TIE FIGHT AT NEWPORT NEWS.

ouh CAMp pprLER cORNrsroNnENcE.

OUR CAMP BUTLER CORRESPONDENCE.
CAMP BrTLER, NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Oct -, 1861.
Yesterday We thought that the chances better
than ever before Of having good honest brush with the
enemy, but We were pgan doomed 10 disappointment u
created, however, ior the time being excitement,
ard we gratefully accepted That as slight reiefrom our
mono,orocs camp NE
Tho facts OF the affair are about az folowsFarly In
the morning detachment Of the THIRD Massachusetts bat
talon numbering about 100 men, under command OF Cap
tain j H. Farnos, went out with twenty wagons 10 pro-
wood for the post bakery. Towards ten O'Clock,
when the detachment was about eight miles from camp,
and before they had ccmmencei leading the wagons they
6red upon by large rebel force ng IN ambush in
the woods fronting the road Captain rarnes Immediately
had tho wagons and muhs turned about, and ordered
Captain Chamberlain Of Comrany J. 70 shelter himself
and hs ulen behind fence, and to return compliments
with the enemy; this the OF Company did with tle
greatest gusto, so that tho rebel soldiers who had conf
mehced showing themselves in Considerable numbers, at
once turned around end ned with all possible speed
Whie ttey ran away they Aled ta woods with the most
aWt hoothgs aud yelnl3s ,alnsst drowning he yoces
o. ther own ohcers who were heard 70 eau OUT "haly
rally, hut hcrc raj wing hat time sHd were
one moro ehamefy cheated Of ialf chance 10 show
our hand When the enemy nrst lsrcd Captain BaylNs,
wo was of ignoae q der strength and, -sls,
had enough to do 10 guard the twenty and mules
entrusted 70 his care seut IN mounted messenger TO n
form neral Phelps cf the state Of aars. Tho GeneTal
~ once mad the ''leng roll" beaten and before many
minutes e had dispatched five companies of the First
regiment New York Volunteers under command of Capt
balBg, aud nye mpanes o the seventh Tegineat New
York Volunteers unaor command of Mayor Won Schack,
together with battery OF light artillery, under conf
naad OF First Lieutenant Iodor, Of the Fourth artillery,
United States Army, TO tho Of action. When tho
force arrived there they found everything quiet and
Captain Ia nes OF tho Massachusetts battalion On tho
out uf trumrhanty returning, with his twenty wagons
loaded with wood. The General himself, and has aidde.
camp, followed up the force. posting three companies Of
the Second New York younteers under command Of
MAJOR Ots AT various crossings OF the road whore there
might be danger Of the enemy making lan, movement.
As the force was returning from the O action was
joined By Major person, OF the First who reconnotcr
ing Ia the neighborhood, found two rebel ovorccats.
Dr.. Howe, Assistant Surgeon 81 the First found haver
sack containing some sions out u which lie made
al apology for a dinner.
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NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
THE ELECTION ON THE ORDINANCE TO FORM NEW
WHEELING, Va. Oct. "a, 1851

WHEELING, Va, Oct. "a, 1881.
The election for division OF the State ordered by
the ordinance passed at the last Convention, of
throughout Western Virginia to day. The vote in this
city and county not full, but Overwhelmingly for
ssdys.on.n The reports from the Interior far as re-
ceiyed show still greater unanmty for It, Thirtynlne
counties included in the State. Messrs. Lamb
Paxton and Battcle elected delegates from this
county the Convention which meets on tho Goth Of No
yember to frame constitution.
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Attempted Wholesale Forgery.

n FHllADFIfHIA UNt. y, IotI.
man named Henry Donald, with several aliases, has
leen arrested hero the charge attempting defaud
Belmont Co., Of New York and other firms OF Ealti
more Philadelphia ana Portland, with forged bills Of
change for large amounts.
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NEWS FROM HATTERAs INLET.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. %, /
Via BALTIMORE, Oct. "a, 1861.

Via BALTIMORE, Oct. "a, 1861. I
The s R. spoulding returned from Hatteras Inlet last
night. She brings no news Of importance
There have been no military movements in the vicinity
of the Inlet. few days ago six rebel made
their appearance there, but withdrew without making
any demonstration. The recent high tides have almost
entirely overnowed the land in the vicinity Of tho forts.
The natives suffering greatly FOR want or food and
clothing. The pastor Of the church tho inlet up
the Spauldug, and viii go North to
levc their pressing necessities
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THE SEARCH FOR THE REBEL STEAMER
NASHVILLE.

RETURN OF THE UNITED STATES GuEBOAT CoNNEC-
TICUT.
The United States gunboat Connecticut, Commander
Woodruff, from Bermuda 2ls inst, having left this port
the 18th inst, for the purpose Of ntercopting tho
steamship Nashville, said to have left Charleston for
England, with Messrs Sdel and Mason board arrived
this port yesterday afternoon Tho Nashville had
been heard Of Bermuda The Connecticut proceeded
to the Navy Yard.