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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11
NEWS FROM THE STATE ca PITAL.

The broadway RaiIroad-The 0ppoA ent'
OF the Measure-The T1ae Tan ned
Against Them-The Post Once RexsA
STRANGE Asain-Bs llevue HOspttai-rAs
Central Park-City Observation-Disclosures
perfntendent Kennedy In Search Of =
Plot-PetitIOns for Ohice-Bfll fer Enter
tanning the President Elect, &c., sc.
ALBANY, March 9, 1861.
The broadway Railroad-The Gao B.us-New Ysvk Pos.
O6ce-CIy Chamteylatnshp-In in the Nr,bsv of
Judges-Ctn.rdl Park BiA, dc.
The broadway Railroad bill is being worked here most
adroitly by Mr. Ward. the in law of Dr. Tying Of
BAH, Black Co. memory. A number Of the most
wealthy gentlemen of New York and westchester
listed In this project Of Mr. Myndert Van Schack
Is among the number The opposition headed by Mr.
Haight owner OF the St. Nicholas Mr. Brooks of Brooks
Brothers Co., Hon. BENZ. Wood, Tlden, ex President
Of the Pacific Bank and Senator Beekman assisted by
the stage interests in general and especially by the Con-
sodated Stage Companies of your metropolis The pros
Pect Of the success Of the bill indicated by the vote of
the special committee to which the subject referred
The bill win pass; the Tribune supports IT, and the ad-
verse action OF the Governor considered doubtful
There six cab bills before the legislature One
was made up II Is said, by Billy Miner, the Register
mere Joke He put in, learn, all whom he knew to
the livery stable keepers who opposed to it, Taey
are all being fought against with vehemence by Bellows
Vi the NetrOponAn Stables ana the Astor House pur
veyer Of horses and carriages Want Of grease
wheels, however, is all that prevent final passage
Of some monopoly measure on this subject.
The bill In favor Of retaining the Post Office in Its pre-
sent site will scarcely succeed II Is euergetioaly op
posed BY Cozzens and by nearly all Of the Metropolitan
delegation.
Central Park bill, giving the appointment Of commits
sioners TO the Board Of Supervisors has Hawcy Capp
engineering it. He is enraged they say that his pro
perty was not taken by the present at the
price he had named. All those who in the same
category back him. Andrew H. Greene is
here opposing any action. He is aided by
the old clique, who possess the general favor Superv
sor Briggs cannot aid the passage Of the BILL think,
though he also is in the traces 1t will be defeated
yond doubt.
The Chamberlainship controversy has entered into
new phase within the last few days through the presence
Of Ben. Wood The Devlin and Stout parties have both
found in him interchangeable adversary least far
as rendering impossible for either take any step
advance. Each party has been aided by him, at the
ment that the other seemed little ahead, and thus, by
playing them Off little adroity, he has held both in
check incline to think that neither the BILL the
amendment will pass
The session will hst it is thought, hundred and
twenty days at least.
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EIarried.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening"
March at the Church OF the Holy Trinity, by the Rev.
Dr. Lttejohn, CHARLES W. ANDERSON, to HAaRiETE 5rxr
SON. eldest daughter Of Thomas Newell ESQ all OF that
city.
RyERsoS-CRorFur.-on Thursday evening, March
T. at the house OF the BRIDES father, and by the
Mr. CORNELIUS A. RYrRsoS of New York, to Miss JENNIE
CRofrrT, Of Brooklyn.
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Official communication on the subject of the
appointment of Commissioners to Peace Con-
ference "Blood letting" is his only idea Offset
ding our national difficulties, and 1t is theory
which appears to be shared by four out Of five
OF his republican colleagues in Congress TO
what depth Of degradation Is the success OF
abohtionism reducing the country!
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LvERrooL AND LoEg0sp steamship Eorsh Brton al
PORT aoo-L Fsntesn aoan Kay John Ross Tonald Grant
Hodrtou = Hamilton Jobr Gordon, Roy John tsordon
l. rlper, Nm hoIlas, i 5ycFs, Mceluny aobson,
III bson Ra Messrs Hilton, Goode, Jaeger Nor
Robertsop Lonsdae, Payfas winks, kdeor, aud IS
in the steersge.
ton Sr Pros John Lockhari lady ana daughter, and
10 IN the steeragt.
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That may be called some BILL anG10 doubt is estimated
OF the republican members did like the idea Of pay
ing for liquors. Being advocates Of temperance
what went against their conscenccs three
hundred dollars worth Of wines and liquors. It
the party got high and went in and tore things smashing
up stoves chairs and srndry other articles which the
bill does not MENTION but places under the head OF
&C u appears that the effect OF the Liquor bad for
Cons esq water had TO be called into TO clear their
heads before starting next morning. The Legislature
would not allow this monster TO be endorsed but cut
down 70 five hundred dollars less than half and
then adopted 1t.
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Political Intelligence.

THE NEW HAMPSHIRE EIEcnoN.-The Republican State
Committee Of New Hampshire have made their usua
canvass Of the state and the following is the result OF
their abors compared with the vote cast for Presden.
in November last
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teries WOOD. EDDY CO., Managers OF the
DELAWARE, LOTTERIES.
DkLAwARK-ExTRA CLASS I67 March 2, 1851.
l. l6, AZ, TO- 49, TO- a, 81, 20, As, Ia. 81, Is, As.
DKIAwAaE-CIAss l6S March O. 1861.
81, 46, 26, 56. "a, l5. Is. 81, 81, So. CT, 49, 60
Circulars containing schemes with u particulars sent
free or charge BY addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY co, Wilmington, Delaware,
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y,
The Senate passed resolutions yesterday that our Sena
tors In Congress instructed and Representatives DO
requested oppose the passage OF all acts granting
rides men and money TO coerce the seeding States into
sumssiOn or subugaton and tha should such acts be
passcd by Congress Senator'S be instructed and our
be requested retire from the halls OF
Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Bracen Suspensory Bandsges, &c. Drs. GLOVER 4
THORNE, No. 4 Ann street, under Barnum's Museum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

Trusses.-Marsh 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vesey street (As,or House, opposite the church
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Lovers or Fashion,
Gall WHITE the Ifser for your Spring Style OF Dress
ad Soft HATS ut ZIG broadway opposite ST. Paul ,hurch
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Drawings Of IL. France ~ Co.'s Della
ware Lotteries
SUSSEX CouNTr-CLAss %, March 2, 1851.
~, go, d, SO, 63, 8, %, s, a. Al, Is, 49,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrrRY-cLAss IL, March O. 1881
40, OF, rs, 10, 60, "a, 20, So, IL, 8, 81, "a.
X. FRANCE 4 GO,
Wilmington. Delaware
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economy quality and elegance In dress Hat for the
spring OF 1891, invited ~ call
ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer Of Gentsi Hats,
No. lis Nassau street.
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THE SHILLING HAP goNIC
ready,
THREE LARGs SIZES, ~ FOLLOWS:
DENsLoS's HAIr. lOhIC,
A-E CENTS
Elegantly put In mai gsse toilet bottles, containing
nALF a PffT-iite be "shillas' szA THIS is twscs
ITSELF Identical IN coposition I'D equy ss peri umsd
Nth the shilling Hair rcnc
ALSO PINT BOTTLES At FIprv GENTS,
QUART PsTTLEs, IN ONE DOLLAR.
For families there larger W.. be fsund much nora
advantageous whas the sgle n &C tbs desrsb t,x
hy; the price quantity csnstsrca Ia mve thar
has usually bee1 charged ssr rrer.aur many pcc m
inie,iCr - -
Nothing tnj i oua whssvcr " allowed enter fnta INA
oomposition 81 Densow's Hair Tome The FREQ. snry wh
winch ausiio materials ars intreducsd hair efnd
win the in@nion Of making them atrsastng
caused large number 10 be mined IN rs,eTi se "a
they oitenAmes 90 grsAi and perm mt injury,
Try this reliable anl popular renarao, a be al eaa,
conNiheei That too much n n0a said Ia ts y nae
ALL pRUCGIsTs
AIh fANCl GOODS DTAJFKS
- tAlhNl NtnIIlNb. stDDhbr,
AND CIthihN sfORbs oANbRAAif,
~ NOW kfEP TBS SHILLING HAfR TONIC
Snru any dlonfy ekrcrfnt "A audng ne nv Qeei,en
o. he larger sizes ltpg rsat eheN@t W obtapiW4
mem ~ V" above TIE rutle VII ~ sapfAed ~ We
prorr9'ors soie " lsessie tepo,,
lss BROADWAY, NEW yQRN
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Rrooklyn Art.PhotograPhic.-Im
Gray vignete the chief Of Photographic portraits.
CHAS. II. WILLIAMSON, Fulton st.. opposite Clinton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

MOldavia Cream Forces the Hair, Whis-
and mustaches grow uxuriantiy. Sold wholesale
and retail by W. A. BACHELOR, 10 Bond street.
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LIFE BALsAM.

II
Rheumatism in IT. mos. pslnfg also scofu. cry
p s s % sD
debility liver and Kidneys incpient consumption. &C.
mGrt ss'ln sy a Of CASE. ., h.,
snS aa 81 snS @ os
w my. sns dafs Lire Baam cured m Core Third
&. :sIsiSi: I'D
Mrs ao ;ss q ds.psp Shop was
Iystts Life Balssm cured en- Aisrm.n J. Ksay, ra
been under Teatrnsn. in ysin and crppisa fos
Principal depot 24s Grand rs cents per boa,s
j The second eaiion for March Of
THE OFFICIAL IL kDW skasy RAILWAY suIDE.
APrLEroS's oFFIoLALL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY
ssss as -
"a MONTH"; Aeequns Of Rai.sy. and their Progress
nSss Of ap p"a ss Fts ss Cite. Or h.
rns s s.a M ,s apos
How % Washington, wssh us,rai.oas.he Capital.
Sa Gsas'ff1 p e ra as s1 q ss States &C.
fRicE osIY TWENTY-FIVE gEsrs
'0' sale 0p'" s fIssSs Hssy' : ssSn'
SoRE THROAT Positively r9.n cgEzp-gy RUBBING
s.s mshns s' Of ps9s q IN rn
Twenty five cents bottle sold BY a.. druggists 0ace No
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR, y. tn wBLRrg, NJ ID.
from CanGda viii asscrbe his
nature Of thor compats ineaa satbou asving Any
Information from them. No cbArps ~ I'D
vice oheo No. o5s Broadway within haf sasle wsla
OF the Fifth Ayenae lhosel -
OUR MOTTO.
We such as M
with Nature the 81 Nlfe:
With blood hands W. stair.
Nor Poison thesn Pain.
Our Father whom all esodnesa az-
Provides the 70 all Ills;
The simple Herbs bena ath feet.
Well used relieve pans compss1.
A slnpls Herb, sim 10 Flower,
Culied from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speas with tot 70 % DO
OF change and hes ~ thee
" TUaPLBry. Nh
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1000 Taken Daily Of Strangers and
Citizens; "A inmitable Gard Photographs for 81; Ambro
types, 6c., at HOLMES 1876 Broadway.
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Bachelors Newly Invented Wigs and
Toupees most perfect limitations Of nature Send for
measure card to 10 Bond street. N. Y.
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MIsErAHsv DIAM ~ NorxD DrEiTsr-A correspos
deut o. the por,lsni Argus, writing from WHcohsn,
t1e residence Of General Jones who acted AZ socono "
the Cey duel, sVss-"Iearning was from Maine, tue
General alluded 10 Tho affair, expressing admiration or
Mr Ctey and deep regret for the unhappy ter,nsuon
Of the issue u may not be generally known that tne
Inter portion Of the life 81 Mr. Graves was unhappy n
the extreme lie dice the victim 10 regrets aud the most
horrible OF hoTrors Two years he passed in seepless
ngh'ss Wit foome lighted and with watching friends,
whom he was unwilling 10 have for a moment leave MS
presence lie Consumed the hours Of night In walking
10 and fro, IN rghu et,rs, Ia aud groins and
tears, and ~ wlid cxcamatons AZ ieogth, worn out
with mental anguish, grief unmitigated and wlsting
waichfult css the unhappy esorci Thus bad II
from tn lips ~ c~ryS Man, Ms ncghbur aud thus was
avenged the nance 81 The murdered Clney."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11

Barry's TricOpherOus IL tho Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies', try Sold BY
all druggists
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The Ladd 4 Webster Sewing Machine
may had for atty dollars OF No. 800 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11
Weather mt Boston,

Weather at Boston.
Bos1oN, March 10, 1861.
very heavy northeast gale and drenching rain pre-
vailed here yesterday from four r. NJ TIL midnight
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Empire Sewing Machtnes-Thc Cheap
est because the best in market Once 3l5 Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Reliable and In
blacor brown. Factory 81 barclay street Sold
and applied at W. A. BACHELORS, Is Bond street.
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Cristnd0rO's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees The best in the world Wholesale and retail
dye privately applied No. castor House.
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wheeler ~ Wilson's Improved Sewing
MachIaes ut reduced prices Once, SOS Broadway.
just Received and Now in Store,
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND SILK WORM GUT.
For sale by
J. FRED MILwARD. IS and 90 Reade street
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FAer NAT ~ MASSACHUSETTS, ills ANcelency Gov. An
drew tn the advice and consent ~ the Council, has
appointed Thmsay, April 4, a day Of Iastng, himi
alton and prayer
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IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS
i The second edition for March OF
THE OFFICIAL ILLusTRATED RAILWAY suIDE,

GORE THROAT POSITIVELY CURED-By RUBBING
- the throat wei with d. TOBIAS, Venetian .aiment
and making gsrge Of one easpoonfu Is nnent wnea
gass OF water. Nswarraat 10 fsi1 II AIN
Twenty five cents bottle Sold by al druggists 0sce
81 d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

Flag informed that the boy bad an uncle in Phili
delphia, residing In Fourth street ear Vine While
in this city be was employed at restaurant near Fair
mount.
Augusie Peyrussette Of the officers OF the Rebel
craft is Fie0chman, and his only lately arrived Ia
this country. About the sr Of June he visited the
Flag in company with the Freach Coosul Of Cbsrles-
toD, and messed with the crew. He is supposed to be
a pizemaster.
AIR. Perry ia about G5 years Of age native Of North
Ca'olina, and We'll known ono OF the Charleston
riots.
II. N. Harvey, Lieutenant, was formerly Midsbip-
man 10 the Unied States Navy, under Capt Sarioh Of
Tie F7ay, and is a Southerher by birth. He was the
OILY OF The who succeeded ia saving any OF
their effects from the rebel craft AID states that he
was linda ed to join the paee for tie sake of procuring
eInploynent
The pirates are generally Irisbmen by birth, have
behaved very wei while board, and have given the
Oihcers 10 Unable during their passage to this city,
They were 10 rly dresstd, ard appeared TO bave no
regular noiform. They confined on the gun
deck, and whom we left were beiug heavily ieoned
They will be conveyed to Moyamensing Prison this
morning, 10 await the action OF the proper authorities
tn expressed socitnde their fate, aud said
they had merely joined the for the sake OF getting
work Theic countenances were indicative OF ferociou
dispositions however, and far Appearances were
concerned, they were admirably fitted for their nsii-
JiOl5 busInes6,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

charge wrote 70 the regiment, expressing request
Tor Them TO remain short time, and the Hon Secre-
tary oil war who was at the time the ground trird
10 induce the battery 10 remain at least FIVE days.
Bat in vsin they insisted on their o'-chsrge that
night. 1t wes granted, and the next morning, W en-
the army moved forward into battle, these trooi
moved to the to the sound Of the enemys
In Tho next few d,ys, day by day, shonld have
1914 OF the best artned drilled, Offered ard dis
cihned troops in tho army. Ia other words every
day which added TO the strength Of tie enemy made
Us weaker.
In cODcggon, I desire 10 gay, in reference 10 the
events Of the 2st ut that the general order for The
hat,le to which referred was, with slight m0oifca
ton literally conforaed to; that The corps were
brought over Bnll Run in the manner proposed, and
pn uto action before arranged, and ta up to lao
10 tie afternoon every movement ordered carry
lag successfully to the object we had proposed Le-
fore ssrti1g-that Of getting 10 the railroad leading
from Manassas TO the valley Of Virginia, and going on
il far enough 10 break up and destroy tho comm1nica-
ton and interviews between the Forces under Beane-
gard and those under Johnston. And could we have
fought day fex hours sooner there severyting
10 show how could have continued successfu, even
ageasl the odds with which contended.
have tho honor TO 5e repeatedly o. obediens
servant, IRWIN MCDOWELL,
Brig .diar General Commanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09
FACTS ABOUT THE FIRE zOUAyEs.

FX-Uounrilman Baulcb, now one OF the Assistant
Engineers Of the New-York Fire Department, has
ius, returned from Washington, where be spent
number of days in endeavorng 20 earn the facts and
II possible remedy the evis existing with reference to
Ito lst Regiment Fire Zouayes, the rumors about
which rec. ntly gave NewYorkers SO much painfal I'M
certainty on what deeply concerned the future exist
ence of our brave liment Mr. Baulch found
2l7 Zouavos in the camp at Alexandria, Of which
number about IS were confined ia the guard
house IA miserable odslaye pon. awaiting their trait
court. martial fer deserton. There wers2j more in the
hospital, who were cared for by competen Surgeons.
The hospital building is exceedingly line one, and
its appon mens in every way adapted 10 the end
for which it has been appropriated. In addition there
were perhaps $50 strsgylers In Washington, or
wandering between :. ct place and Philadeph toward
New-York. Fearing court-Inartial they would not
report the mseives- The number killed and taken pris-
ohers in the late battle 10 estimated a, 80, and the
number who have succeeded in reaching this city Is VIZ
rionsly estimated AT from 800 to 400.
It was utily impossible arrive at any conclusion
az 10 what would be done. The course that will
probably be adopted by the army authorities will DO
TO consider how in what manner the Zouaves be-
came thus scattered and demoallzed ond make such
disposition OF the e provided BY the United
States Army regulations. The act of each and every
one who lef, the regiment without Leave be con-
sdered only deerton and ID can scarcely be other
wise expected than that the General commanding win
lind IL absolutely necessary 10 make severe example
in order establish discipline prevent disorg
ton at large The only that the offer lie
that they were deserted and egeeedb by their officers,
and ey saw no other way but to shift for themselves
Mr.. Bauch was tod by the wounded at Washington
Hospital that none Of their officers had been there TO
see them, make friendly inquiries concerning their
welfare. II Is alleged that OF the captains went
TO New-York immediately after the battle, where they
stayed week or so before making any endeavors to-
ward collecting THEN men
One Of the fre,nsn iDgenionsly explained Els
presence in New-York by saying that he : he'd been
ordered TO ret eat at Manassas, and never got the
word to hak.p On his return hithor, Mr.. Baulch WA
casually recognized by some members OF Hope Hose
IN Philadelphia, who, on learning bis busnets, In
formed him that recently from II to Is of the FIRE
Zouayes lodged in their engre-house the Pniadephis
bows being anxious to noiaie old iriendships
while they paid homage to bravery aud loyalty oy eA
tending their fress hospitality. Mr. Bauch saw ABOUT
| a dozen slseIiog in the bunhs aud as ne qua nv
| know more than one, cautioned tie " hois Do!s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09
HOW THE REBELS OBTAIN SUPPLIES.
THE OPEN PORTS or FLORIDA

A gentleman recently from Jacksonville gives ne
Interesting statements touching he present posi-
ton OF tie various ports Of Florida and how easy the
Rebels of that State and of Georgia and South Caro-
lina supply themselves and keep up communication
with the outsi world. So far is known, there LIS
no blockade Of any OF tine harborS and inie's IRON
Brunswick. Georgia, 10 Indian River.
Brunswick is of the fiues harbors on the coast
with tweniy -hve feet Of water on the bar. was
here that strenuous an effort was mace snort he
since by the Southern dele alton In Congress to have
Nsyy-Yard established. This harbor is upprotect' a.
Daien, with the whole Of 81. Simon and Albemarle
Sound is aso accessible 10 the Southern crisers there
being no vessel to watch t1em.
II s5ould be boroe in mind that there IS an inside
Tassage for the whole distance between Jacksonville
Florida to Charleston, South Carolina, with tho ex-
cepivn uf ten miles and yet the ST. johns River the
approach TO Jacksonville, which has from ten TO nj
teen ieet Of water, IL without any bockadlng vessel
end tie Rebel steamers and small vessels 60 and out
with ut hindiarce challenge from any one thus
Keeping up communication all along the coast
s.. Augustine, the Oldest and one OF the most i'm
poraut fea-coast towns OF Florida where there u
from 10 70 II feet Of water at high ile, and furnish
ing easy access 10 the whole nedJr country, open,
inviting iuto It's ulGious LaibOr thc pivateeIs OF Je
Davis, wiG theii pizes Of merchant vessels and car.
goes. 1illGan, the ccored steward OF lle scho0sr'
j. Wariug states that this The port into Nhich
they were bound wih th. rich pie, Nhoo be rose
and slew Lilo captors, and Changed the destination OF
tie vessel
F,rUandina, tho best haibor on the whole coast,
hlving from fourteen 10 twenty feet OF wafer the
bar and o. ening to emil craft the ST. Mays River
with IT. large interior Of country s rilfoad
connection with Cedar Keyr On tie Gulf, Lar not yet
seen the glwpse Of biocklding sail And YET in al
there pl zee. there are large numbers Of UIi.n nea
with tie DAG of the Union hiidcn away in scenes
Ilaees ready TO bang it thu Hrsi hogrtha The Gov
,rnment thall rsalert H. authority. Ono thous ~
men could easily take pof-eron Of The whole OF East
foridR.
Az Fernaudina there are, yet,sfe, 100 duty
il "a d about the fo.t with y total Io3;atiou Of ful
400 to 500 persons. The lave some half dozen oil
Guns stolen ff0m ~. Ancus mo. with snail qusniity
Of ball. that lart for the guns. AT he mouth
Of the ST. join they have thrown ny mad battery,
with Two guns, also ,tclch iron 81. Augustine.
Such was te state Of Affairs IN Flodia onlr very
ehort ,iroe go ~ gwen by M inleget Union man,
who hal be N on visit 10 jacksonville Tor ls health
aid whose sources Of information are un1HestyGDle'