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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-03

THE Souri, CAROLINA LoAS.-On the goth Of
February the State Bank of South Carolina, as
agent, advertised in all the principal journals
for loan to the government Of six hundred
and seventy five thousand dollars, to bear
seven per cent interest, which might be taken
in sums of from fifty to five hundred dollars.
AT first the advertisement, which contained
short but very patriotic stump speech, appealing
to the people in behalf of the State to come for
ward with their Dimes took the usual course Of
other advertisements, and for q few days was
located among shopkeepers' business notices
and certificates endorsing the qualities Of
quack medicines. Then IL took new shape,
was spread out and capped with large letter
head, and was honored with place al the head
of the columns of the various papers. Thus IL
stood for nearly a week, at the end of which
time it was again changed, and we now find 1t
occupying the most prominent position which
can be given 1t on the pages Of the Charleston
Merc,vg, with an editorial Introduction ana
long leader, arguing Che necessity of moncyed
men coming directly up to the relief OF tae
State. and calling upon all faithful citizens to
;n1ast n The loan. whether their piles be large
or small. We merely state these facts, wtthoW
indulging In comment
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
NEW GOODS,
NE W OUUUD,
IL A II p b Il 4 BRO,

IL A RPER T. BRO,
A RE now in receipt eft the following goods,
"A. viz:
Black French Cloths and Cassimeres
Velvet and Silk Vestings
Cassinetts, Woolen Shirts aud Drawers
Silk and Linen Cambria andkerchlefs
Stocks and Neck-Ties. Suspende.s
White and colorcd Flannes
Canton Flabnos, Brown Drillngs
Brown ana Beached Cottons
Calicoes, Bleached JEANS Pins and Needles
French and English Merino
Mousaines, Corsetts, Merino Shawls
Carpets and Rgs, Floor Oil Cloth
Apaeas, Carpet Chain
Blue Domestic. Irish Linen
Black Musiin White and Gold Cambria
Cloth ana silk Nantes
Ct FuIea q uths. Linsefs, &C., DC.
Also un hand Il loot silks which will be sold
very low.
Get IF
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
A CARD.

nURING the suspension of my regular School
- Exercises, I am willing, for the sake OF con-
genial employ men,, to receive u few students, to
whom will give thorough daily instruction in All
the solid English branches, together with Co,npo-
stion, Book Keeping, Mathematics, and the Ply
steal Sciences.
This will afford rare opportunity for improve
ment, to such young men and youths, as desire
the quiet, order, and refinement of SELECT
SCHOOL, together with the personal instruction
Of an experienced Teacher.
TERMS $3.50 per quarter-Drawing &2.5V.
No extra charges whatever. Hours Of instructions
from 9, A. M, to l, P. M. Exercises to be com
menced on the End Of December.
IL mo Tim CALEB 8. HALLOW ELL.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
DIR. MCCONNELL, DENTIST,

FROM WASHINGTON, ID. g.,
WILL visit Alexandria on Wednesdays and Ss-
w turdays, professionally, each week.
va OFFICE-Corner Of King and Washing
ton streets, next door to the Office Of Judge G.
Neale, lately occupied by Douglas F. Forrest.
nov9--2w
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, Ae.

nRUGS, &c-We have on hand,
~ 1875 OF. Quinine; % lbs Calomel
Is lbs Blue Mass 20 do. Turkey Opium:
10 do. Iodide Potash;
SO do. Refined Camphor;
OF. Sulphate Morphia;
IS lbs. Chloroform; 200 gals. Kerosene Oil;
Also, Alcohol ETHEREAL Oil, Linseed Oil and
Paints of all kinds. For sale by
LEADBEATER / CO..
1Omo3O colin Nos. 5 4 7 s. Fairfax street
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
MISC ELL AN EOUB.
DIAMOND RING LOST J

n A most libca reward will be paid to the
finder, as the ring is of more worth to the owner
than its actual value. Bring back to 80 Hing
street. nolS-3t*
CAMERON MILLS FLOUR, CORN NEAL, &c.
NRDERS for FAMILY, EXTRA and SUPER
~ FLOUR, CORN MEAL, RYE MEAL,
FEED, de-, manufactured At Cameron Mills. Of
superior quality, may beleft with b. I. PLUM
MER, at Wise 4 Co.'S Coal office, King street, near
the wharf, and will receive prompt attention.
TERMs-CAsH ON DELIVERY.
uol5-twx EDMUND HUNT.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
DRY GOO DIS.

RRYAN d ADAMS. AGENTS. have on hand-
IL Brown and Beached Cottons
Brown and Bleaohed Canton Flanne,s
CasSmeres; Cassinets Llnseys
White and Red Flannels
Grey Sack Flannels; Cacoos: Bed Tickings
Nett Undersbirts and Drawers
Gloves, Hosiery, DC. oct I1-6w
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
PORTLAND KER0sINE.

AO0 GALLONS Of the above, which il univsr-
HUI sally acknowledged to he equal, If not su-
perior, to any ether, received and for sale 1T re-
duced price. HENRY COOK CO.,
move sarepta Hall, King street.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
BOOTS AND SHOES.


HENRY c. TIT[D,
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER,
No. "a King street, Alexandria,
IL EEPS on hand, and is prepared to manu-
n facture BOOTS and SHOES Of all kinds.
MILITARY BOOTS OF SHOES made at
the shortest notice, and Of the best material.
Persons in want Of . good article in his
line, viii do we'll to give him CALL oct 7
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
OIL! OIL! DILL!

V11! V11!! Witt.
r ARD OIL, Machine Oil, Linseed, both raw and
IL boiled, Ethereal Oil, pure Nsatsfoot Coal Oil
Train AID Tanners Oil, received and for sale by
move HENRY COOK CO., Ssrepta Hall.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
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GROCERIES.

NURRANTS, CRANBERRIES, AND RAJ
~ SONS, for sale by JOHN I. COOKE,
nov II Old Post Office Corner
NJ EW TACOMA new lot of HAMS and
~ BREAST PIECES just received, and for
sale by nov II JOHN 7. COOKE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13
Markets.
rnILAnELrnIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Now 10, 1861.
Stocks f,m. Pennsylvania State SIS 7ot5: Reading
Railroad l7& Morris Canal. 81; Long Island Railroad
10; Pennsylvania Railroad, 3s1a.
lilADgtruA Nov. IL, 1861.
Flour firm at IS so s. 81 y Tor suporine. Wheat &C.
tive sales 10 900 bushels white at 81 40 81 is red 81 30
a'St 80 Corn active; yellow, soc. Cofee-None in
first hands Lard, 9t4c. Whskey, 2otac. 81 &c.
ALBANY, Nov 12-P. NJ
81 IS for red state 81 % Tor Western 81 SO for amber
Michigan, 81 3IiS + white Penns yvara 81 10 81 43
for white Michigan. Rye-Ssles 900 bushels State
aloat at &c Corn Is dd holders OF lots store are
very rm at the extreme rates OF yesterday but little
offering aleat. sales day 600 bushels Western
mixed at 81 &c 6,c this Afternoon 10 900 bushels at
80 &c atoat Barley very buoyant the receipts
light and the presence Of southern buyers stmu
lated prices sales II 300 bushels State rowed 6oc
csc u 800 she's winter at Gle 400 bushels State
rowed lots nj Gle, 800 bushels Canada West
via Buffalo, at Toe aud 1900 bushels Canada East ordi.
may, AZ 63lac. 6ie Gus again better holders are
very 6rm and TOR lots to arrive higher figures
offered Than quotations: 10 500 bushels Chicago in
store at 43c. Whskey at 20 &c. sa,es 80 bbls.
BcFFALo, Nov. 12-p N.
hrmcr sales II 600 bushels Chicago spring ut 19c 400
do at ST Olk Is 100 DO choice do. at 81 o. 500 do
choice amber Michigan al 81 06, 300 do ordinary white
do at 81 o. 5000 do do at 81 0S and 900 do fair do
at 81 ~. Corn shade aJmer. oats very quiet sales
"a 900 bushels al 3Sc. 39e. Whskey nominal at l7c
Canal freights steady at 30c wheat and &c on corn
to New York. Lake mpors-5 600 hhs flour, Isl 900
bushels wheat 70 200 do. Canal exports5O0 bbls
four 204 600 bushels wheat, 900 do corn II 900 do
ats, 2 900 do. barley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13
THE FlFTY-NlNTH REGIME.

The gfty.nlnth regiment New York state Volunteers
cneamped Il, Fast New York, numbers nine handroa
and before the day Of its departure will Il We its
fu i, neut of Thousand strong Sine tho &C
ccsson OF Col Tidaali the chief command excellent
order and discipline have been enforced among tie men
Tie officers all Of efficiency AMI OK, &c ,icrcc
The Colonel distinguished himself highly In Mexico.
Lent CD J. j. Joachlmssen was formerly Gated states
ASsl&aut District Attorney Nalor North. 90 am, Quar-.
terasfor Ncison Plato formerly rnrnhes Of the
Seventh regiment &c THIS city; Admt3mt fcilcs + a
Western man. thoroughly cunyeisant with thr exteBc les
OF frontier life The Ii @ officers have ne ri, ali seen
active service. TIE whole regiment is in 2 cd health
and spirits, enjoying iheis camp HE III too Huey sua
aud sAub ions spot whore they are ucatnj ~ ~. Nh,
less anxious to strike their tents morrow aud uaf, TO
the war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13
PRESENTATION OF COLORS TO THE DEPT.
Null ZOUAVtS FIFTY-THlRD REGIMENT.


T.t camp Of tho DEp0enil Zoayes Fifty.third rcci-
mcnt y Y 5. v, WAS a. picturesque and romantic a
sc.te Hterday att rroon at could wei be niqgine t.
stand &C coors las been in preparation for the rcgi-
mcnt and ready for presentation time, but ow nr
TO the iaclemency Of the weather. had to be post ocd
until yesterday afternoon, when the presentation took
pace at the camp ground Staten Island. 4 s.ipo
crowd e spectators present upon the occ. Oh tho
greater rart OF whom wrench. Colonel bEpinel
the evening previous received an injury from "a fan,
which caused him TO keep his lett bon III sling, bi'
The hurt, h1" yer, Vu net prove S tiau>.
At about three O'clock the mon were formed "a parade
line aud the Chaplain ~ tho regiment New MIR. Pieratd
opened the &C cnoes Of the Jay by delivering a spirited
address IA frcteh M vi hc cXhcrtcd the regiment to
stand by The colo which about beng presen ga 10
them, and concluded by cousccratiug lhe banners n
molly wafer, after which CoIonc ttpneu responded
IL an clo4rc discouts", thanking those who were Kid
enough To pre@re 80 suitable and worth, tssiimoi al
presented arc the gift Il number NV York French
CONSIST IT fe5menta and American lac with guide
curs and beaGt fully wroug ht. uu the recincna l
nag the rp,ion, Colonel i'Epneuii's Zouayes
Fifty third regiment ~ Y. :. ""
After the presentation number Of invited guests al.
ourned 10 headquarters, where quite social time was
had
next Thursday the Iouavos EXPECT to take their do
parture for the scat oil They now number it an
pears upwards of one thousand men aud ucr body Of
soldiers or better ocered has not yet LETT city of
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13
THE IRA HARRIS BRIGADE.

PRESENTATION OF A STAND OF CoLoRs TO THE
FIRST REGIMENT.
The long postponed and highly interesting ceremony Of
the presentation OF stand OF coors to this regiment took
place at the camp, at Staten Island on Monday evening
last. There WAS very large assembly Of ladies' and
gentlemen from New York and Brooklyn and at the time
appointed for the presentation the ground presented
very beautiful and animated appearance.
Tho Hon. Ira Harris, Senator OF this State and the
ounde Of tho Brigade there for the purpose Of pre-
senting the colors. The standard was a splendid one
worked in silk and beautifully finished Tho review OF
the soldiers in every respect highly satisfactory.
There thirty officers In fun dress uniform on
the ground. Among the events Of the day was tho
trial OF breech loading cannon also named after
the Senator and therefore, known the Ira Harris gun
The trial III every satisfactory The range of the
pcccbeing considered very efficient Tie gun will accom-
pany the regiment, and will be- doubtless heard Of more
extensively hereafter. The presentation speech of S.na
tor Harris was marked by it's patriotic and noble srrit
He spplauded the devotion OF the people from whom
such brave men had come, and charged officers and men
To stand faithfully by their fathers country and flag I'm
concluding his speech he said shall watch your move
mcnts with the ntenscSt interest Whatever NV h m.
bic efforts can accomplish for your welfare or comfort
shall be done But tho life Of soldier is no holiday lie
know yon will endure hardshps ms good soldiers tbat
you will brave even death itself in cause so glorious
Some of you viii fail in battle oh il is n
glorions death thus die Some Of you-nos. of you
hopc-will live to return. Bat back charge
you until you come covered all over with glory to re-
eciv the plaudfts Of grateful COZ mt Y.
inc ADDRESS made profound impression, and
was frequently interrupted by cheers by the
thanks in behalf If tho regiment, in a
manly and excellent speech, promising for tinsrf and
his re tmct To 10 all that men can do for the rienh of
The cause Of the Union. A sumltiois colIail was
spreat lr the cnicers and gests who dit I'm hsc. 20
he a provision ef tn csterce. Tho regiment was
under orders to leave YESTERDAY, but, cnsequerc ~
somc tcpshry preparations not being concluded wt
Lot 're for day o two longer. The horses however.
VIII b. sent forward TO day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13
The Latest News.

1t was rumored that kreIi, with all his forces, was
about to center the Transkran territory.
The London money market extremely easy, but the
directors Of the Bank Of England, at the weekly meeting
on the 3lst adjourned without reducing the minimum
rate OF discount Funds armer ana advancing
The Paris Parie says that the Convention relative to
Mexico will be announced to the American government,
with an invitation to join in the expedition.
The Journal says that object the expedition
rs to constitute strong government for Mexico
Two first class British men-of war; are ordered to be
ready for thwith.
The American Consulate, at Messina, reports the pre-
sence there Of American three masted schooner sup.
posed, on good authority TO be a rebel privateer
T. II. Forward, of Liverpool, had mcmoriaized Earl
Russell to seek redress 70 his arrest police surve
lance of lis son, on seaching New York.
The Dnke Of Argyle in speech, had taken decided
ground against ANY interference whatever in American
aGaIs
in. English Board of Trade returns for September ex
hihit continued decrease in exports.
Queen Nicoria would shortly visit tho Duke of New
castle 1t CLIMBER.
II stated that pamphlet had appeared in Paris,
cag on the American government to take military pre-
II MAS rrlnorei. bat deaod that France had made
oyertuIcs to AtstliaCor the ccsslou OF ycnetia
a BRUSSELS despatch to Turin announces the recogni.
ton OF the Kingdom of ltaiy by Belgium.
Tie basis Of the treaty betw Spain and Morocco FOR
the settlement of the war indemnity, had been finally
arranged.
Tie austrian government had resolved to rc.csablsh
n -ariau administration which win carry out govern.
mcut intentions in every way.
More serious university troubles wese reported in ST.
Petersburg, The military irerfercd and many arrest
were made.
Affairs in Poland arc unchanged
Arrest continue to he made NJ Warsaw.
The INSPIRED ton at Herzegovina WIS spreading.
The Turks had suffered great losses by the Insurgents
The Calcutta and China mails had been received
though the news was generally anticipated.
The Indian cotton crop reported TO be large and
encouraging.
The United States steamer Saginaw was at Japan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13
NEWS FROM GEN. HUNTERS DIVISION.
Important Order-Arrest OF tho Chief
Clerk OF the Quartermaster's DEPART


Important Order-Arrest OF tho Chief
Clerk OF the Quartermaster's DEPART
ment.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. IL, 1851
The following order WAS promulgated to-day
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT
Nov. 10, 1851. (
Commanders of troops in this department will avoid
extensive movements which offer battle divide and
prolong lines until further and
OF action DO arranged. and instructions giving fal
and concise reports will be forwarded Immediately
Brigader General Curtis, ST. Louis giving the strength
position and condition of every command in the depart
ment These reports will be consolidated under his drec
ton and weekly abstract forwarded to the command
ing general.
BY order, Major General HUNTER.
r. NJ HorGB, Major and A. d. G.
Henry W. Clements chief clerk of the Quartermasters
Office, under General McKinstry, arrested to-day by
order of General Curtis and Jefferson Barracks to
await investigation Of General McKinstrys admins
tration of the Affairs OF that office.
II understood that General McKinstry has been
dcred to report Washington, and will reach here to.
morrow niaht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13
NIISCELL ANEOUS.
MEDICINAL QUALITIES OF THE POROUS rLAs
M TIERS.

MEDICINAL QUALITIES OF THE POROUS rI.AS.
M TIERS
electrician who has experience of their In
local rheumatism in tic doloreux, and deep seated
and other pains and in affections of the Kidneys
&C. attributes all their sedattve stimlave pain
ing effects to their electric qualities He they
that being restored pain and morbid action He
amazed at the number of beneficial Indications
duced by Of these plasters He airms headache
cured by just below the breast bone that
placed Just the navel will hyseTics well as
dysentery and affections of the bowels Even chronic
he found to be greatly relieved by
the bowels 1t be that the composition of plaster
electric current which restores nervous energy.
CURE OF DISEASE OF THE HEART
SYNPToAs-Fulness and papiation, with pain On
any excitement
I. Z. RENpERsoSs LETTER
FARSvILrr, La, March g. 1885
DR. T. ALLcOcK-SR: have been suffering n severe
attack neuralgc disease of my years with
hypertrophy Of the and have tried everything known
truth prompts say that your pastes have given me
reet than anything else have used and
will produce perfect The
effect pasets produced in such mild gradual
way invtgorse the circulation pgrts to
which applied and exert all dseasce
great sedatve influence that place them confdeny
head of plaster in Every medical MAJ
his patients to other than the Medcated India
Rubber Plaster OF Dr.. Alleoek. Yours, very truly,
l. I. HENDERSON, NJ D.
Sold 2s4 Canal street and No Union square Price q:
cents each, or six for 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13
South America.

Additional kilograms by the Brazil steamer via Lisbon
report that Urquza had been defeated with loss Of
artillery wagons and 800 prisoners General Mdal was
preparing TO attack Rosa.
Rio Janero and Cape Of Good Hope mails had reached
Plymouth
The slave trade was brisk the East coast.
Business at the Cape considerably improved
The clip Of wool promised to be one Of the best ever
known.
Intelligence from Hoctors Livingstone and Mckenzie to
the 18th or May, had been received
terrible massacre had occurred in Normans Land.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13
GENERAL wooL's BODY GtrARp

Lieutenant $ A. Melttck, of this fine corps WHO was de-
tailed recruiting officer in this city by General Wool
returned to Old Point Comfort last Friday where his SER
vices uired to dr the recruits which he had pre-
yigusy sent TO that quarter Sergeant John D. Lee is the
oNcer 10 whom recruits should nakc applications for
admission INTO this already popular organization Ihe
reCrut office Is located at No 424 Bros dway where
those wishing to JOIN should apply Immediately the
recruits which have been OH to oin the Body
Guard, were as fine body OF as has lett this city
since the commencement OF the Another squad took
its departure for Fortress Monroe yesterday afternoon
thrnao ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13
THE REVENUE SERVICE

The United states revenue cutter Crawford stationed
lately OF Amboy ~ j., went 10 sea last evening. An
nexed is complete list Of her oiccrsCaptain George
Clarke; First Lieutenant and Executive Officer, A. 8.
Rogers Leutenants, T II Lawrence aud W. IL. Dumont;
Master, g. C. Spencer.
We believe the Agassiz s to take her place At Amboy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13
Board OF County Canvassers.

This Board met yesterday, at twelve O'Clock according
to the regulations Of tho last adjournment In the alb.
sence of President stewart Supervisor Blunt was called
to the chair. The Board adjourned for want of quo
rum, and Immediately reorganized tho County Can
vassers according to law. They proceeded in body
the County Clerks Office and took the required oath,.
after which they returned to their chamber and chose
Mr.. Purdy chairman Clerks appointed ny the County
Clerk appeared and took their POSITIONS for y. It
then announced that the returns from several districts
had not been handed in Proceedings in regard to this
matter deferred however, till the omissions should
appcar in the regular order Of the Tho Board
then commenced the of tho votes given at tho
late election, beginning with the returns of Mr. Tweed's
district
The returns, they are read compared with the
County Clerks copies Of the returns and the figures
put down in tabular form by another clerk The returns
OF the election already announced by the press
generally believed to be correct
The FOR the Seventh ward found TO be all
correct In this ward the total vote for Sheriff
Lynch, 1oS4 Tweed o39; Brown 739; vuie, liz For
District MISUNDERSTANDING, ,l49; Hall, 917 Law
renee, COG. For County ClekGenet, 745 Hoxe, 098
The returns Of the Third and Fourth wards also
canvassed district in each laid aside TO give thee
district opportunity to any discrs
pances which might appear in regard to the vote for
Justices Of the Marine and Superior Courts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13
DEPARTURE OF THE IRISH BRIGADE BAT
TERIES FROM FORT SCHUYLER

TERlES FROM FORT SCHUYLER.
BY some mistake appeared in certain morning papers
OF this city that Colonel Yorke's Light Artillery would
leave Fort Schuyler yesterday for the seat Of war Ar
tor making the necessary inquiries relative 70 IT, bolh
IN the Division Armory the Adu,ant Generals oce Ac
our reporter could not CLEAN any information respecting
such an artillery force. After visiting Fort Schuyler
however the my stery was At once Solved S there arc
two batteries stationed there belonging ono TO tho
sixty and the other to tho Eighty eighth regiment
which regiments attached to the Irish brigade Cap
tain McMahons battery, Of one hundred men and SIX
guns, 10 connected with tho Sxty-nn Qrish) Colonel
Nugents corps and Captain Hogans battery, comprising
the same number Of field pieces and men, will be attach
cd TO Colonel Bakers corps the Eighty eighth called
from the famous Connaugh Rangers who displayed such
conspicuous gaantry at the battle Of Waterloo. The
men for each battery have been fully mp.
pointed, and the number 10 complete. They are hne,
soideriy looking fellows, and principally sons
from tho old Emerald Isle. The field pieces well
worthy OF an inspection, and cannot fail when wcll
ranged and brought properly into play the works and
ranks Of the enemy, to do frghtfuI execution and deal
death and destruction wherever their fatal bullets nv
These two companies OF artillery have now been sta
toned at Fort Schuyler for the last six week and tho
practice they have gone through during that time
fully prepared each for its different corps
tho field OF battle TO participate in The gigantic struggle
which WILL It is hoped, forever decide the freedom and
stability OF the Union Il rumored that they would
leave yesterday but their departure from Fort Schuyler
will not be sooner than next Monday at farthes when
they will land during tho day at tho OF Thirty
street, and OF which future notice will be given In our
columns.