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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-06
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

Bener1'snt Institution eS'ab'ishsd By special En-
dotomeaf for the Relief IF he Stck and Distressed
afflicted Nth Fraient Al Chronic Diseases and
especially for the Cure u Diseases Of tie Serual
Organs. @
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
vi Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with a
description OF their gondi ton, Gage occupation, hab
Its OF life, &C., and cases OF extreme poverty,
Medicine furnished free of charge
Valuable Reports on Spern:,thorros4 and 9th
err Diseases OF tho Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispcnsary, sent tn
the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free of charge.
Two or three stamps for postage II be- acceptable.
Address. DR.. J. SklLLIN HOUGHrON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association No. . South Ninth
Street, rhiladel hia. Pa BY order Of the Directors
EZRA d, HEARrWELL President.
GEO. FAlECiiILD, Secretary.
March 30, 1864. 35-lv
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Ripe strawberries were on sale at New
Orloar. on the i.f It's.
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The Ram rod Policy,

The Republicans nearest the throne OF
Lincoln now asser, that not another inch
will be yielded after the surrender of Fort
Sumter, but that all the other Southern
Forts now in our possession will be re in.
forced and the revenues collected at all
the Ports. This is war We shall see
what we shall see. Watch and nrav
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Dr.. r, !. Thomas, Of Dubuque, succeeds
Ga. W. Joas, -. scr to Boz ..
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LAST CALL

Ii person, indebted a. tha late firm If I Han.
! a hrn, 90 \. Huns WI. lsjnu>. rrt ..I -.s..
al, .as, c.sls. All r..u,, MOI rti.>l T., I.r, IRIS;
"t April nsNt vii! be placed Ia she nallds Of an Al
torncv fer cell .ntinu.
March :, l>6t. 4 HAAS
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
f;Wn Go1D STORE ROOMS OK TrARI, ST -
L Possession If n q thcnl viii h, given iin.ne
dHt"'r. For particulars enquire of
"a'eh :. - i. A. HAAS.
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FURNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE
"A for go, In all colors Of warranted manufacture.
Also solid chestnut Chamber quits plain and ornamental
At II. rAERIfGToNS B5 Canal street, opposite Wooster
Established In 1919
DNXNRLLED CHAMBER SUITS OF TURNrfURE. IN
u Az colors and styles, AZ wholesale and retail,
~ o7b and upwards Also Mattresses and Pallasssa.
WARREN WARD. 2T Canal street.
-Four doors east Of Broadway.
L,lRsr CLASS EEANELIaBD FURNITURE, PLAIN,
decorated and grained solid walnut and oak Ses, Mo-
resses, Spring Beds Ac Suits from S2s and upwayds j.
W. FleBBR 90, manu- acturers ESQ Broadway bsswsen
Beeckm and Bond streets. ~
TSURNTfURE BOU0Hf.-THR HTGH1sT PRTCT fIID
In cash for AZ kinda ., Household furniture Opeia
kirrors Psnos Beda Bedding, Ac 81 40 third avenue,
rear Thirty fourth street. or " note addressed rrrr't
above n ia good assortment Alwsys On haaA To-
see.
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NEW YORK AEKALD, FRIDAY APRIL l9, l88-TRIPLK SHk8T


AT HAcfs
LADIES VISITING NKw YORK WILL FIND AT
n "a NAora
eissh avenue and Fesrt~~ssh ssrees.
a. oompese sock OF LsAles Under Linen fakd< In ne
ecs, msnnes. ~ Per neps sss than Broadway prceA
full $4,000 seck Of Ladies osns and Chuarsas Ger.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
10 per crrt le-s than Broadway prsc>a
magnificent socs Of klbboss. --latest Styles &c rrensh
Flowers kuchea 1shs neAdossos Ac, full nfy per cont
lrss than Broadway pricez.
complete stork Of
NAL AND IMITATION LACEs
Mantlla i~ocs Mana CenreA Lscs hAntlAs and shawS.
Lmbroderies Of every d.seription snd price.
fkkAsOfs, &C..
much below The cAst Of Importation.
desirable stock Of
LACE CURTAINS, yHsrIBuLZ LAcEs. DRAPxaY
Linen ooods Lnen Iisndlerrbsf Hoaseheepinx Goods
Ac, cheaper than any other bouse " ne city.
Alum s,ock Of Notions. Tapes brsias Ae, eompesc. ~
LADIES cELLsRkriD PARIS KID GLOVES.
g. Cents Q Pair.
NONE BETTER IL TnE CIrY AT Any PRICE.
n. "a MACY. "a enc 9s ssKtA srsaus.
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GyrKAN TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
- pool-The Montreal Ocean Steamship Conpanys first
lnss fun powered Clyde built steamer CANADIAN Captain
0rnka carrying and United States mails will
nj from Portland next SATURDAY April 20 Rates Of PASSAGE
from York. first class, according TO accommodations
go ard $50; sseeraee found with cooked provisions SO
Decates issued for bringing out passengers from all the
OF Great Britain and Ireland At low
rates. For passage apply at % Broadway New York
sABEL 4 SEARLE, General Agents.
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Be.reen oela sna cnr s.ree... Ner Yort.

The smoupt a The above articles this er,ensivs es,ah
ishmeni Is immense No, in q hundred fas 10 b
suited In every respect
EVANS. Sos G. and O. Fuion street
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4 'ovrIRY BOARD WANTED -Two aHNyLHMEN
arc tht wives anxious obsin moderate ID IN
e coftfy ficm the Let of Nure IN the lat 81 September
BE- re-i ws., and Within hour " The city
a. aiesS Bad sos - r@s ogcc s.stps tegSs,
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< OOO LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN wANrED-ro
pets As have lately returned from the wrs guarantee
10 nay the full value for the above articles Call on or
drsss Msh m Seventh avenue between Twenty and
Thktieth streeta Ladies' attended TO by Mrs Msh
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DofAL NAIL eTBAMsHIP PERsIA FOR LIVER.
IL pool-1he PERSIA. Judkins, Commander, VIII sail
Sai Ply setc zen hs company: wharf At Jersey oity aud
and hsegag on board In consequsnce the great
OF Isons who go out In the mel steamers the great
ss arising passengers
70 sSe leave q their frisnds on the wharf, they cannot
e. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green
TAPscoTTs LINE OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
raesets-Passsse from or 70 Liverpool London can
at the lowest rates bsusd as usual for any
am unit payable on demand In any part Great Britain
Ireland car be obtained by applying or atressinq
SCOTT CO.. IS kouth street. New York
THoMPsoNs BLACK STAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL
packets sslIg from Liverpool every week Drafts on
me hoyA Bank OF Ireland Star West pier
RIVER sails 70 morrow Apply board at 25 Pearl street.
" LINf-FOR LONDON SAILS THURSDAY APRIL
a 70 the new and splendid packet ship DANL WEB SER,
sp spencer row lying ut pier Is Es river Passage
ndon can be engaged by this line sailing ten
days and d'afts issned payable In part of Britain
&c Sou street.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR
AT AQUA CREEK.

WASHINGTON June IL, 1851.
The colored fireman OF the ferry boat George Page,
seized by secessonists and stationed at the mouth OF
Aqua Creek, who escaped In lfeboat Fort waahng
ton reports that upon the frat attack Of the Freedom
upon the Aqua Creek battery, ths fret shot
shore aud ssruck hand, that lay the
other arm and cut OFT the nuckles, also breaking the
arm. On June after the third battle he entered the
Batteries and states that the slaughter must have
immense from quantities Of blood 10 be seen. The place
ooked IKE slaughter house The depot was completely
smashed and the fire not quite out. The White House
Depot Tor provisions was quite rdded aad the railroad
track torn up by shot shell The embrasures of the
batteries were completely cut to pieces Five or six
shSts in succession from the Feeborns after run in the
frat fight went into an embrasure and slenced one
gun No more shots fred from It after.
He says that while at Aqua Creek sometimes they did not
lave provisions Tor two days together now that Aexsn
dra occupied by Union troops He stood 10 position
the whole time OF the first fight to wness The effect Of
every shot, and II was dreadful
Mas,er's Kate 4. P Ice, Of the Freeborn, has been
promoted 10 Acting Master and executive officer Of the
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INDIANA TROOPS.

CINCINNATI, June 10, 1861
special despatch from Indianapolis the Commercial
says the Twelfth regiment o. state troops Colonel John
NJ Wallace, will leave for The border to eyenlng
with a battery Of artillery.
Governor Norton leaves to.merrog for New Yotk, to
close contract for with agents. who ss for Europe
Friday.
Hon. J. W, Gordon, now Sergeant Major Of Colonel MI
roys regiment, in Virgins hiss been appointed Major in
the regular service.
Captain c. g Smith, OF the Norton Invincises, has
been appointed CaptAin in the same service
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GENERAL BRAGG, OF THE REBEL Army.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD,

FORTRESS NosAoR, Va, Jure 1861.
observe in your issue Of yesterday, in the CO..
Mmn headed " News from the Re beilious Statespa ra
print Of an article published by sou in 1869 Your COR
respondent was entirely In ia regar to The tos
vior of Captain Brsgg Buena Vista When bs battery
Company Third Artillery placed in1ainen. peril
by the rapid advance OF column Of Nexicans through
the pass Of Angostura Bragg forgetting st tba. moment
I" the energy and decision, heyoism ? g.: which YOUR
correspondent euiogizes so mach departed for head
quarters for orders his bugsr hid himself 10 IN oven and
Philip swartwort FIRST sersean fought the battery in
the absence of its commander The fire was hot snd
heavy; but no pieces dmoasted and but one man
wAs lost reported missrg the next Ay rs morning
reporp During the interval Of Brsgs's absence the
MsshsppiaDs bad come up, which, combined with the
Isfia IRE Kept up by srsggs pieces eventually ceare
Ee pass ano IN great measure tended to obaiR nc
vlctory, which was only q victory because Ampuds
could not get any water. All military are well
aware that the battle Of BIsua Vista b. han
py combination CT mistakes the American side To
you OK course ueed not mention any portion nj the s
tory OF that fgbt but do not admire TO soc rebel on
Ger landed fo what he certainly psszessedcou-
rage
Mr.. Swsrtweut, who is WAS Brsgg's ovsrssen can
II hc chooses, corroboraie all this.
SOLDIER OF BRACES BATTERY
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OUR NEWPORT NEWS CORRESPONDENCE .


A,virol Of TIE Neo FORK Zoaapes, Colonel Haackias-
DEATH Of Zossary By Droening-Lanain9 at Fortress
Aopoe-A Battle Hourly Expected, dc.
The Ninth regiment, New York Volunteers, Colons
Rush c. Hawkins arrived here this Sunday morning
at about eleven O'Clock. The steam transport Marion
which took regiment from New York, started from
Quarantine on Friday morning ct five O'Clock, where
were compelled to lie to on account of the storm
While about starting, one Of our men, named Warren,
fell overheard and crowned number OF our men
were about jumping overheard to rescue the man. but
were prevented by the officers who would unneces-
sariy risk more lves 10 save Every effort made
10 cut loose the longboat but upwards Of minutes
elapsed before II could be launched and then too
Tate to do any good AS the steamer Marion was too
small TO accommodate than half Of our regiment
0ve companies transferred to The George Peabody
winch accompanied us e tender Our voyage was plea
sab and with the exception Of the poor fellow drowned
we old not lose a single man.
a rpSoeing up the river we passed. number Of bat.
sses peongoe to the rebels but they did not seem 10
1o.ce aSr We also beheld number Of secession fags
Inc guard boat at the mouth CT the river salut
ca, out did not board The Marion stopped at For
tress monroe to land Major James NJ Turner Of the Ers,
regiment, Colonel Alien who came as passepper VIII ma
from New York We have arrived here only short tim
ago, and are not yet settled in encamnment vii
write again in day or two We expecting a battle
very shortly. $50 " '"'''
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REBEL CAMPS AT FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE
AND MANASSAS JUNCTION.

WASHINGTON, June IL, 1881,
The government has made temporary arrangement
with the well known Professor Lowe for an aeronau
cal reconnaissance OF the strength and position Of the
rebel forces at Fairfax Court House and Manassas juno
tion. Professor Lowe was here about week ago to
make proposition 10 the above end to the military
turned TO Philadelphia to make the necessary prepare
lions BE returned last night and has been actively
engaged to-day in getting ready his first ascension TO-
morrow The balloon will be attached to cable some
two thousand feet in length in order to secure steady
point o, observation.
In addition to the aeronaut, engineer officer OF the
regular army ard telegraph OPERATOR with
apparatus, will go up. supply Of wire will be taken
aboard aud reeed of the balloon rises to insure tee
graphic communication with below.
The Professor is confident of being able TO ascertau
the exact position Of the rebels the extent and charac
ter of their ntrenchments and the strength Of their
tiery. Their number he proposes 10 define by count
CT their tents allowing many for each Of them &C.
cordng TO their size.
Professor Lowe s truly scientfc man. his project
endorsed by Professor Henry and other
savants His enterprise win doubtessy prove an entire
success ard Of great benefit to the operations Of the
army. secretary Chase and General Mansfield take a
special interest in the matter Bis preliminary ascen.
zion will take place from the White House grounds
The survey Of the enemys position at Manassas juno
on ia proposed to be made from the camp Of the federal
troops directly west Of Alexandria By late improve.
nent the Professor will be able to keep his balloons in
faed thereby rendering aerial surveys possible even At
points where no gas can be readily obtained
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PROVISION FOR THE MOTHERLESS CHILD.
rem OF VOLUNTEERS.

The meeting for providing for the mothesiess child
o. volunteers FROM this city, which held at
wing Hall on Sunday evening last, and which ad
journed until called by the Presidentnr. Horace Web
ster, President of the Free Academyw take place on
Thursday evening June Is, at seven O'Clock,
the Cooper Institute The public earnestly invited TO
attend and cooperate with the managers in this benevo
lent object Prominent speakers will address the meeting
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENTS.

-, BOTTOM, June IL, 1861.
'ano mas been obtained in North Cambridge and bar.
Tas are IN process OF for the encampment OF
massachusetts, regiments designated Tor active ser
Inc camp wiz be ready for occupancy on Thursday
fne Guy government has'postponed the annual Fourth
jury ana appropriated the funds TO equip the
soldiers.
The Newburyport, Milford and Yves, Cambridge com.
panio left tonight via Stonington to join Colonel Cock
yegnpeut at Yopkers
The steam grnboat Cambridge, from roIrese Monroe
Stt, erriyed to-day. 'N'
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SECOND REGIMENT.

Alderman Richard Barry, Captain Of Company G, Sec
ond regiment New York State Militia, now encamped in
Washington will start to morrow at six o'clock for Wash
ng.on, with his company, to join the regiment. An IN.
specon will be held at the armory corner Of Seventh
street and Hall place, at three clock r. b. precisely
rev more respectable young men will be received by a
plying as above to Join any company Of the regiment
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A COMPANY FROM POUGHKEEPSE FOR
SICKLES' BRIGADE.

company from Poughkeepsie for the Excelsior Bri.
gade arrived in this city yesterday morning. and were
ceved by Quartermaser Taylor After inspection and
dinner they proceeded to the camp on Staten Island
where they attached to the Jackson regiment The
following are the officers Of the company
Captain, Arthur wilkinson; First Lieutenant Charles
Jackson Ensign Albert Johnson orderly Sergeant Mat.
thew Harloe.
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THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT, WASHINGTON
RIFLES.

Ths excellent rifle corps to have drill yesterday
afternoon at Hamilton square; after forming ine the
rain came down in torrents and the Colonel deemed it
advisable to postpone it.
This regiment attached to regular State troops,
and has full and active force OF seven hundred men,
fully armed with the long range Mimic rifles with sword
bayonets They are in excellent state of discipline,
and could be ready for the held in twenty four hours
They recently offered their services TO the federal govern
ment for term Of six months but this patriotic tender
was refused by the Secretary Of War rhe most
dspret TO think their services accepted but
yet feel that the time not far distant when the govern
ment will be glad TO Call them into the field.
Col Maidof the ommandant of the regiment, s a
merchant Of this city, o. high social standing, and
military tactition has few equals among our volunteer
troops His STAFF which has recently been reorganized
with view OF taking the field, is composed OF men of
known military skill Many OF the ne officers Of the
Eleventh are old and tried officers, and called into the
field would shed lustre on the Stars and Stripes
Among the rank and file there many experienced
soldiers who have active service In Europe and
many OF them rank with the best rife shots in this
country.
The regiment is drilled in Hardees light infantry tao
tics double quick movemens) and have recently been
undergoing very rigorous exercise, especially in the
depoy ments as administers and In the bayonet drill.
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ARRIVAL OF TROOPS FROM MASSACHUSETTS,
AND CONNECMCIJT

TIE Newburyport Company, Captain Wescott the West
cambridge Company. Captain iugsis, and the Milford
Company, Captain indeay, win arrive this morning to
join the Mozart regiment, Colonel Coks and xi break
lost at the Asor House. in charge Of the Massachusetts,
agent here, Dir Frank Howe
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LADIES' RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

lecture win be delivered this evening at ST. AIMS
church. Eighteenth street, Fifth avenue by the
Rev. f. Ever the proceeds to be use1 in aid Of the
above association Subject Drop of Water
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THE CIVIC HOME GUARD.

The Civic Home Guard held their weekly meeting last
Night at Palace Garden, which attended by organize
tons Of several wards who performed drill under Colonel
Edm0nds, the commandment The Guard then adjourned
till next Tuesday, when all the ward committees will be
present
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL, 1851.

lisbly ascertaned, have been moving from harpef's
Ferry 10 Winchester and thence towards Manassas juno
tion fast as they be procured to convey their rag
gage.
The New York Twelfth Syracuse First and Second OHIO
resmers and the New York Seventy ninth, ps,Aded to-
ds and were reviewed BY the President, Lieutenant
General Scott and General sanford.
Tho nrst named 10 expected 10 60 70 Virginia very
soon.
Ed N s.ebbins, ofPennsylvania, has been appointed
Paymaser and Store Keeper at the Warrington Arsenal,
in place Of Mr. Bensen, who resigned.
VIM Pamen and Ed. Judd, OF New York, have both
been appointed PaymasteIs in the army.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
tNTsD eTArEs STEAMER PocAHoSTAs,
OEF AIEY ANnRIA Iuna 10 1Ss1

UNITED eTATES STEAMER PocAHoSTAs !
OFF ALEXANDRIA, June TO- 1861 (
beg leave 10 correct error in yesterdays HERALD
The Pawnee leo OF Aqia Creek blockadng IT is this
steamer which has the duty of assisting in the pro,ec
ton Of the river here this account We are ready
10 move anywhere at the shortest notice. with freq
banked, officers and crew under sssapg orders lannch
with howitzer. ammunition and small arms ready for a
landing at any moment and leaves the fhp with
out caution to lock out for the signal of return
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. TIE QUARrERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT.

Nothing OF importance took place ut General Arthurs
Office yesterday beg ord he presentation OF the Usual
reqasitious for bedding rations, &c Now that the
troops nstered ,he service Of United states,
and movrg forward TO he seat Of war; business ut this
depel.ment Is bot 90 brisk ns formtIly.
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BOOKS FOR VOLUNTEERS.

The undersigned, chsplans OF the Excesi'r Brigade.
a. Camp cot Staten Tard solicit contributions or
books The soldiers in order TO form ragimen,a era
reg works u literary historic aud p,etic as well 10
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religious character, not larger than duodecimo form,
desired, whether new old Choir and gee books also
will bo welcomed Send to General sckes headquarters,
City Hall, directed TO Rev. 9. n. A. Buckley Rev. Jos.
b. Twichel, Chaplains Of Excelsior Brigade.
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THE ONONDAGA VOLUNTEERS.

AiBAhY, June ii, 1861.
Postmaster sedgwick, OF Syracuse, liz here on his
way TO Washington to psy the Twelfth regiment Of on
ondsrn voscnts--s TIE OF $1,000 wbi,h be has So
carea Tor then from che STATE Military sO,yd
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WISCONSIN TROOPS EN- ROUTE FOR WASH.
INGTON.

CLEVELAND, juno 10, 1881.
The first Wisconsin regiment passed through this even
ing for Washington. The men are fully armed and eovip-
ed, and presented fine appearance.
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THE WILSON zOUAvEs TO GO IN THE VAN.
UERBILT.

Co'onei WILSON'S zouaves, SKth regiment New York
Vo9nters VIII not leave for the seat OF war To- day as
was anticipated The steamship Vanderbilt is being
Tilted UP for the use Of the government and win carry
OF The zouayes as soon az the arrangements for
pIeon concluded The Zouayes are ready and esoe.
for the fray.
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BLOCKADE OF KENTUCKY PORTS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June H. 1861.
The Surveyor Of the Customs at Evansville Indiana has
notified steamers that the transportation OF provisions to
Smthland and Paducah, KY, is IN violation OF the in
structons Of the government, and will be prohibited
THE BLOCKADE OF THE GULF PORTS.
LOUISVILLE, June II, 1851
The New Orleans and Mobile mail boats were stopped
on the 9Th inst.
The British ship independence and the Bremen ship
Gabain went to sea from New Orleans on the 9th inst
The ships Aamaroneck and Parsons for Liverpool we're
abandoned insne the bar o. Pass Outre ct the same
time
I've small vessels war appeared the 9th inst at
the mouth Of Brenvenue bay ten miles from New
Orleans where the British landed in 1913 Gen. Twlggs
has occupied the Martelo Tower at that point.
The Charleston Mercury Of the 9th inst reports that
prvateer captured of Georgetown Portland brig valued
at $40 600
Savannah papers Of the 7th instant state tina! the ship
sebssticook Of Bath Me- had been seized by the Collect
OF the port in consequence OF remaining there longer
than allowed by law
special despatch from Charleston to the New Orleans
Pcayunc, dated the 9Th instant says that Governor
Pickens has published notification against sending
funds 10 the North such being In conflict With the aw
on the subject
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Freepon. A. =. Frank has been appointed Masters
Aaseof the >. me vessel
Tne eeborn leaves early to morrow, after thorough
Ieno aton The gun carriages have BEEN repaired, and
sot shell and unition taken board. Additional
berts on the hurricane deck the pilot house. have
been constructed. workmen are 70 be engaged the
whole Of tonight to have her ready 70 start by daylight
The service she 10 70 be next engaged in s Eept
secret.