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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-23

81. cHARLzs, Mo-, December ala pre-
concerted movement was made, last night,
by seeessionists along the North Missouri
Railroad, and rebels recently returned from
Prices army, by which about one hundred
miles ofthe road were nearly destroyed or,
at least rendered useless Commencing
eight miles south of Hudson, they burned
the bridges wood-piles, watsr-tanks and
ties tore up rails for miles and ben them,
aud destroyed the telegraph line.
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NEW YoRK, December 2l.-The steamship
Daniel Webster from Port Royal on the
18th inst- reports sixteen vessels OF The
stone feet sailed that day for Charleston
under escort of three gunboats. A portion
of the stone feet for Savannah returned to
Hilton Head minus Eve yefsels, beaehed
near Tybee. The Unadilla and another
steamer had gone to reconuoiter the shores
of Edisto Island and the mouth of the South
Edisto river. No advance had been made
by Gen. Stephens brigade into the interior.
Flag officer Bell sailed to-day in the
Champion for the Pacific squadron.
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CORPORATlON NOTICE.

ER FOR P ANK sIDE-w A L K /.
December Z, 1s6l.--And now it is hereby ordered
ld directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the of all lots parts of
is fronting adjoining the east side
II Fulton Avenue from Eighth u Ninth streets,
a said City, cause a sidewalk o. Class No 2, to be
aid down thereon within thirty days from the
zblication % this order. p. BURKE, CLERK.
!. f,i..ra = Nflca. De-. p 1861
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/ CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK.
&c. 7gh, 1s6t-And now it is hereby ordered
directed by the Common Council Of the city o.
knsville, that the owners of all lots or parts Of
) fronting on or adjoining the east side o.
ton Avenue, from High to Third street. in said
?, cause the sidewalks in front thereof, 10 be
aired within thirty days from the publication
p. BURKE, Clerk.
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sGyA At late hour, Saturday night, we
were advised of the arrival Of the steamer
Arago, of Cape Race, with three days later
news. her news had not transpired up to
the hour Of going to press. We shall issue
an extra soon as the Arago's intelligence
is received in this city. The one paragraph
of her news telegraphed, is not very en-
couraging.
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ST. JOINS, N. r., Dec. 7o.-Tn answer to
several enquiries it may be stated that the
submarine cable reported to be broken be-
tween PriRcs Edwards Island and the main
land forms no part of the connection with
Newfoundland and does not in any way
effect the Transmission Of business from
Cape Race.
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NEW YozK, Dec. 2I.-The Phiiadelphia
Inquirer has special dispatch from Balti-
more stating that news had been received
from Richmond to the effect Fort Pickens
had opened FIRE on Fort McRae, three times
since the AID ult, but with what effect is
not known. On the both uls. an ineessant
shower Of shells was thrown into the Fort
by Col. Brown.
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City Clerks once. Dec. Il, 1891.
CONTINUATION NOTICE.

SE ERFoR PLANK sIDEw AK
Dec. Tth, I86l.-And now it is hereby ordered
d directed by the Common Council of the city
FansvilIa, that the owners of all lots parts Of
Us fronting on or adjoining the cast side OF
hilton Avenue from Seventh to Eighth streets,
said City, cause a sidewalk Of Glass No. 2, to be
id down thereon within thirty days from the
utilization of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-
oRpER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK

%
4 ych. ls61.-Aud now 1t is hereby ordered and
tirectsi by the Common Council of the City oil
tfsva4svIle that the owners OF all lots parts OF
. FOURTH street. between Walnut AID Chestnut
streets, in said city, the sidewalks ia front
thereof to be repaired within thirty days from
the publication Of n Is order.
p. BURkE, Clerk.
: Clerks Ofice, Dec. nber92, 1851
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Jerks Office, Dec. u, 1861.
CORP0RATT0N NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
bee. 18th, IS61-And now it is hereby ordered
/ directed By the Common Coun I'll of the city of
ansviile, that the owners of all lots or parts of
fronting on or adjoining the east side Of
iton Avenue, from Canal to Sixth streets, in
city, cause a sidewalk Of Class No. 2,to be laid
VI thereon within thirty days from the publi-
ion Of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
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Notice.
SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Fvanarilla. Ind Dac- Ia. 1851

ETansFlI.es IND DEC. IA IooL- J
n WILL RECEED@E PROP OS.GEs
IL in writing, until saturday, the 2lst December
in the Marine hospital at this place, (the num-
Der at present IS eight and also such others as
may be admit d under the Regulations OF the
Treasury Department, until the 50th day OF June
next. No one need bid more thaa three dollars
a week, for each patient.
The contractor will be required to enter into .
contract in triplicate with TWO good and sufficient
snretiss for their performance.
A. L. ROBINSON, Surveyor.
dscI6-td
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CONFORMATION NOTICE.
onpER zoe naLcK sIpE-wALk

Dec z, ls6i.-ABd nov 1t is hereby ordered aA~
irected by the Common Council OF the City o.
Evansville that the owners Of lots los aud 106 in
he old plan OF the city ) Evansville, cause the
idew llks in front thereof second street. 10 b.
brought 60 this proper grade. and thar they cause
ide walk Of class No. l. to be laid down thereon
md the trees to De removed from sid pavem NJ,
sFithia thirty days from tue publication OF this
iEdsr- z. bURkE, CLERK.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.

DhUEh FUH Plank bIDE-W a liz
Dec. 7th, Is6l.-And now it is hereby ordered
Il directed by the Common Council OF the City Of
ansville, that the owners Of all lots or parts Of
8 fronting on or adjoining the cat side of Full
avenue, from sixth 10 Franklin streets, in
d down thereon within thirty days from the
lblication Of this or der.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
flsf- r1arI.,a Qnsca Dec 10 I9RI
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CORPoRATlON NOTICE.
&C., ro moan alpE-wALk.

ORDER TO BEPAIR SIDEWALK.
Dec. z ashland now it is hereby ordered and
directed bv the Common Council of the City OF
Evapsville that the owners OF al los or parts OF
lots fronting on adjoining the northeast SIDE OF
Fourth STREET, between Chestnut Rnd Cherry
streets in said city. the sidewalks IN front
thereof to bs repaired with thirty days Fem
f the publication OF this order.
Clerks once. Dec IL, 1861
-sT7TxSELRCF9R'S s-sLE OF RE-x Il
u ESTATE for the payment Of The costs aud
penses Of street and sidewalk improvements.
Notice is hereby given at by virtue
! of a precept issued by the Mayor Of the
Citv Of Evansville, aud TO direcseds l viii
sell at public suction, az the door of the
Court House, in said city. on Tuesday, Dec. a,
1851, at o'clock P. NJ the following lots or par
cells of real eslats, SO much thereof as may be
necessary to pa, the amount charged and assessed
against 81 iots respectively, for the costs and ex
xsnses of making sidewalk impro yements Tor said
lets, together with tho costs Of sale:
FOB PAYMENTS AND STREET IMPROVEMENTS
Lot 8, Block 50, Eastern Enlar cement q.
ii. Cook SOIL
Lot 2, Block 81, Eastern Eniargement...... e6sll
Lot l. Block d. Eastern Enlarg ement--....- 1ol ,6S
]. h. Thompson, Lot IL in Block 40. East
niargerDent-... z,Uu
Robert Eariy Lot 3, Block 80, Eastern En-
largeme nj o,Af
hairless McCutchen, Lot -, in Block 81,
Lamasc0 etlN
.dac9-2wd CHRISTIAN HEDDkhtCHss q. G.
IS 90
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Special Notices.

Soldiers, .Esssssffon Pain. disease and
exposure, with hot climate muddy water and
bad DIET Siii Be unavoidable, but armed with
HoLLowAy,s PURIFYING AND STRENGTH
ENING PILLS, you can endure all these and stih
retain good health. Only 25 cents per box.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

Latest from Port Royal-The
Stone Fleet Busy-A part
of it Already Sunk Be-
ported Firing at Fort Pick
ems = Vandalism in Mis-
souri-Destruction Of 100
miles of the North Mo. E.
R.-Loss over $4,000, 900
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ST.. JOHNS, N. F., December 2l.-The
steamer Arago via southampton, the 18th,
passed Cape Race this evening.
Advices three days later than per Amer
lea are received.
There has been no abatement in the bell
Iigerent attitude of England.
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SPECIAL W COMMERCIAL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ala large number
of our volunteer troops, some suffering Sc
verely from sickness, others disabled by
wounds, are leaving this city and returning
to their respective homes to recuperate,
having long furloughs for that purpose
Others have obtained an honorable dis
charge from the service.
1t is generally believed here that Con-
gress on Monday will take a recess until
after the 9th of January.
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EswYoRK, Dec.2I. -stocks opened high
er and closed dull. Sterling exchange L.
.I049I,II.
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TRR,s .sssOCEaTFoN-.-

FEg1E4z CITE as ~ SSOCE-aTE0yN,.---An
Il Association of the Common School Teach :
ers OF Nanderburgh cpuRty, will be held at Cres :
cent City Hail, Evansville, commencing on Mon
day, December 30th, at 70 o. aocx, A M aud con-
tinuing through the week, except New Years day.
All the Teas hers in the cOuatY invited to be
resent. Hon. Miles J. Fletcher, State Superin ten-
deut of Public instruction, II, Q. Wheeler, Esq ,
and others will assist in conducting the Associa-
ton. public lecture viii be given by Hon.
Miles T. fletcher, Friday evening, January
I'll at71$ O'Clock. Public examination of Teach l.
ers on Saturday morning, January 4th, at o.
ok 8oard for Teachers viii probably be
free S. K. LEAYTTT, School Examiner.
Evansville, Dec. 10, 1861.
En BUSHELS FEs e, SEg NE RS CORSV'
eBSB MEAL for sale at
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eG- The Pioneer packet J. q. Done win
leave for Cairo to-day at noon. Capt. John
B. Hall, No. 2 Water street, 10 the agent of
the Done. sss
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.. S. MARSHAL'S SALE
CONTRABAND GOODS.

u
DKS E.gkFUE or ~NsE.N.E BE.RKTS
5& of veadit ont expcnas to me directed from
the Clerks office Of the United States District
Court for the Seventh Circuit and District Of In
diana, WILL on
MONDAY, DECEMBER %, A. D. 1851,
at ze o'clock, A. n, at the new store of VIM Klus-
4nan, an 1Iain st., in the City Of Evansville in
the Oeunty Of Vanderburgs au1 State Of Indiana,
offer Ser sale at public auction. the fJllowing de-
stribed property, to wit:
10 boxes mechanics, containing shirts and oraw-
a $40 doz (8 regulati1a swords, II boxes cardles,
10 aa SOAP do.starch, boxes pepper, do. spice,
4 40 Alaeking, 2 casks table salt, chests tea, 2
sasks bacon, boxes dry goods, assorted, bundle
lznltrelIas, frkins butter 10 boxes cheese, 4
49, dry goods, assorted, boxes clothing, 2
casks hsson sacks cohee, rs barrels SALT mules,
q zeal bargas seized at Evansyille, I1diana, and
eenaenasd BY the United States District Court.
Sale to be continued from day TO day, till all the
.r,uopsrty is sold. Terms cash.
DAVID G. ROSE, 0. s. Marshal.
BY J. S. BfGEL0W, Deputy
Dec. Il, 1851.
N
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PITTsRuReH, Dec 2l.-River four feet six
inches By the pier mark and falling. Wealth
er clear and cold.
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NV YORK, August q, 1853.

.rsssrw. HossssFsr 8 SMITH, Pitts
BURGH, PA.:-For soma years past have been
afflicted with indigestion and dyspepsia, accasion-
ally attended with obstinats attacks Of diarrhoea-
Being medical man myself, I seldom take any
medicine, but knowing that the peculiar conds-
tien Of my system required both tonic and slim
ulant, desernined to try she effect Of bottle Ct
your-csiebra4ed BIttsrs. Before commencing to
take the Bitters had not had healthy natural
acton Of nay stomach and bowels for three months
aud during that time I had lot fifteen pounds Of
flesh In two weeks have gained ave pounds in
weight, have had ravenous appetite, perfect di.
gestlon, and no symptoms Of dyspepsia or lar
rhoa. Bot why call yonr inc9mparable COM
pound Bfstsrsl I end it 3 delightful pungsnt,
aromatic to the taste an the tangible effects upon
the system are a delig htfal warmth to the stom-
sch and an ezhiiarating glow over the whole sur
face Of the body, exciting copious Precipitation
without stimulating the brain sceelerating the
nervous system to leave any feelings Ct assi-
tude or relaxation. This is my experience in the
use II ibis admirable preparation. Let others Try
il. Yours, truly,
G. W wEsTBRoo2, No. II West 18th st.
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CISoIEEATr, Dec. 2I.-River fallen nine
inches. Now IL feet in channel.
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EsUsr aH& .ssws.-This rying and provok
ing disease which fixes its relentless grasp on the
body of ma reducing him to mers shadow in a
short space Of time, and rendering him physically
and mentally useless, can be defeated and driven
FROM the body, by the use of DIR. ]. HOSTEL
TER's RENOWNED BITTERs. The great sue
it has met with and the beneficial results fol-
lowing its use have established it as permanent
" inst.tution.' We would advise our reader to
procure this valuable specific, and if an absent
friend is afflicted with The Fever and Ague, or any
other nervous disease, to hasten and procure this
much favored and greatly desired article. A trial
is all that's needed TO prove its many excellent
qualities.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere. novld6wlm
Jagns's .zsws .Hfctsrs Sc am 6nfaIIs6Is
remedy for Fever and Ague. The experience OF
many years, in almost every climate, proves that
whsre used In strict accordance with the diree-
items, it has rarely failed to ours, not only break
ing the chills, but by removing the morbid habits
of the system re renting the recurrence Of the
disease.
Ferer and Ague, though not in itself dangerous,
is apt, unless speedily removed, to have such per-
nicious effect the system as to endanger disor-
ders much more baneful than itself, and which not
only render the after life Of tho patient miserable
but are in themselves often fatal. A prompt and
effectual remedy Is therefore what is wanted, and
such, Ds. D. JAYNE'e AGUE MIXTURE is
confidently recommended. For sale by Messrs.
KELLER WHITE, Evansville. and BY Agent
everywhere. sep2sdefSs&w4w
Azasr ssps.-hEesr ksgsI:-kEGsr EsEs!g.-
William A satcheior's Aair DyeI The original
aud best in che woridl All Othsrs are mara i'm.
isatloiis, anu Mould be avoided, if yon wish to
cape rsdicule
GRAY, RED. or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly
to beautiful an Natural Brown or Biack vi tloui
injury 60 the nats or Skin.
FArTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to Nm. A. BACHELOR finse 1883
ard over $4,000 app cations have beer lsis to ths
Hair Of his Patrons 1t his famous Dye.
W. A. BATDHELs a'S HAIR DKk pr duces
coiornoT to be distin alshsd from uaIuIei eua i;
wAARANTED not to injt ia the least, howevsl
long IL ney continued and the i'll effects Of bad
Dyes rsaaedied the Heir n4vigorated for lie by
this Splendid Dye.
sold II al cities ana towns of the United Stetes
BY Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
NsA The Genuine hiss the name and address apor
steel plats engraving on four sides Of each Box
Of NILIEAm A BETcHELog. Address
CHAS. BATCEELO 8, Proprietor,
sspt.e0- iyrdsw 81 Barclay st. New York
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II T-htnsy or Rea@fg 81 q Toy ROrsOs =
Who eau be beautiful with sickly pale complex
ions Keep the pores of the skin free, and tn.
blood pure, aud your cheeks will vie VITA the rose
and Ifily. The skin is formed with thousands Of
pores Ia every inch Of surface whose office it is to
carry of the impurities Of the blood-the ac-
knowIedged cause of all diseases of mankind
when the skin is dry and parched--when IL is
covered with erupfions-when it is cold and clam
my-when there is Inward fever Inflammation
lit is imposs BILE for the skin under these circum-
stances to perform its proper functions, and to
carry of the impurities frem the body as designed
by our Creator.
JUD5ON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove
these distractions, and produce free and healthy
blood, remove the eruptions from the skin, and
cause it to brighten with the flush of youth and
beauty. Beauty without paints and cosmetics-
beauty produced by health and happiness.
Judsons Mountain Herb Pills sold by all
medicine dealers. dec3
a RsnssdU.--A sure and certain remedy for
all diseases of the stomach and digestive organs is
Hollands German Bitters. They never fail in
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility.
The use of a bottle or two will work wonders -
Try them. For sale by all druggists or dealer
in medicines at rs cents per bottle. dec3
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rival and Departure Of the
M - - - -

he time here set down Is adjusted TO ooatEaet
p. On the River there is variation according
srrrras-aucaa
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NEW ADVERTTSEMEN TS.
9AzD OF
Land and Lots Mortgaged
TO secure Loans of COM
mon School and Congress
gionaI Township Funds.

n " LUsEE = q N-Ha9Ll kN7-Ea'EN u q
Il tons 90 aud 81 Of the Acts OF theGeoeral As
ssnbly of the State q IHdiRnas approved March
Hth, 1861, the undersigned will, on the fourth
door in Evansville, Nanderbuf Oh county, Indians,
ofer FOR sac the blowing described lands and
Town Lois ia said county EnortZaeo1 70 the state
10 seenHe Loans OF School Funds, and upon VII ich
the borrowers have failed to pay the annual IN
sisIlments of interest and prime pal due thsreons
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Lot Number i've. The northeast quarter Of
the southwest quarter Of Section Number twenty
seven, IN town i've south, Range ten west forfeit
cd in the name Of Thomas Kcels.-Amouut due
thereon @Is7 43.
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TrRMs % qALr.

NrGaJN-DLBSl C.aJS-DkRSg
u 40 bxs assorted 4, 8, 6 and star Caudiess
q do TalioW Candies;
10 do Adamantine Candles. At.
deoIs IL. A. COOKS
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-05

THE FooD SUPPLY OF FRANcE.-Paris
correspondence, dated October 2lst, Of the
London Times, says:
1t is now ascertained that the panic
caused by the deficiency in the late wheat
crop is at least premature if not greatly ex-
aggeraled, and that the present high price
is in some measure caused by the manoeuv-
res Of interested parties. Taking the most
unfavorabe view Of the question, there can
be no want Of wheat felt until May next.
The following is the position of the coun-
try: The French people consume On an
average, from one harvest to the other,
e0,000,00J hectoltres Of wheat. Now, the
most unfavorable calculations set down the
produce of the late harvest at 10000, 600
hectoitries which IL sufficient for the con-
sulnpjon Of the country for eight months
There remain 20000.000 hectolitres to be
supplied by foreign countries, which may
without difficulty, be imported at an aver
age of 2.O00000 hectoltres a month, and
at a cost of 20f, the hectoltTe, exclusive Of
the carriage.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-05

STILL SPEAKETH.-G Wool, who was
prominently named as Gen. Fremonts sue
cessor, is said to be cordially In favor Of
the policy Of the famous proclamation Of
the latter. 1t appears that the Missouri
State Convention have declared in favor of
confscating all the property of the rebels
in arms against the Government. The ig-
nored proclamation being dead, yet speak
eth
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-05

DOUGLAS GRAyE.-The grave of Douglas
has been neatly fenced, with the enclosure
grassed and tastefully laid out. 1t is visited
daily by large numbers Of people, many Of
whom leave tokens OF remembrance and respect
in the shape Of boquets and wreaths.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-05

WHAT THEY INTEND TO Do.-A Richmond
correspondent Of the Memphis Appeal, saws
that Beauregard will go to Manassas for the
winter, and hold it with few men. while the
main body of the rebel army will go to Kentuc.
XIV.
, 1861-12-23
Chr Trihum&.
Part Of Gen, Eurnafdess Expedition.

From the N. i. Post, 18th inst.1
' The preparations for the expedition under the
command Of Gen Burnside have caused
great increase Of business ct the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, and appearances indicate that the
vorkrpen will have their hands full for some
time to como. -Four vessels have been put
into commission 1t tile Navy Yard since Tues
day last, namely:
The new gun boat Winona, Lieutenant Com
manding G. P Nichols; armament two -
FOUNDERS, bEoadside; 1eleyen-iuch co1umhiad.
and one ri1cd Parrott gun.
The new gun-boat Chippewa, Iiept-Cou-
1nanding Andrew Bryson; armament same as
| Winona.
The steamer Quaker City, Commander JAS.
NJ. FraIley; armament eight 32-pounders,
| broadside, and one riiled Parrot gun:
| The schooner Hope Masters Mate ~ :.
| Chase, This vessel was formerly pr1vnte
YACHT, afterwards on coast survey duty, and
t wIl1 now be used as 4 despatch boat, being
very quick sailer.
The purchased steamer Norwich, from
| Bridgeport, Connecticut, and the bark Restless
arrired at the Yard yesterday to be armed and
put in commission. They hare already re,
ceiyed tic alterations necessary to convert
them into vessels Of wal. The bark Pnrsui,
has received her armament, which consists O
| eix 32-pounders The WinoDa Will leave tht
| Yard to-day and anchor of the Battery TO re
| cc1ye her powder. She Was preparing 70 leaT'
| Yesterday, but had to be 1loated into the DR..
dock, WEIGH she tad just left, in consequence
of her propeller getting ectargled IN 9 rope
The t, s. vessels Of war now at this port
at the Navy lard, md ready for service, are