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

Capt. Brooks, Of the steamship Edinburg B. Dana Of
New York; Paul Cushmsn, of Albany @. Warden, OF
Tayt0wn and Mr.. Rockwell and wife, of Sing Sing are
stopping at the Everett House.
Rev. Francis B. Hall, OF Hartford Capt Bravo, Of
England Edward Riddle and wife, and G. Ii. Shaw, Of
Boston, and Robert Hull, Of Baltimore, stopping at
the Clarendon Hotel.
cut; Capt Upham and wife, OF Salem ". G. Weed Of
Albany; Bowen Of Louisville, KY; L. W. Franklin,
of Texas T. Beakley and wife, and j. Lester of Louis
vile, are stopping at the Aston House.
M. Iowery, w. d. Phelps and f. Brown, of Boston;
s. Collins Of Ohio; p. D. Mickies, Of Syracuse; IT, A.
Weed Of Connecticut c. G. Clark and j. Ii. King, of
Albany, are stopping at the St. Denis Hotel
Jndge T. L. Davies, Of Pougbkeepsie; +. Blackman, Of
Chicago King, Of St. Paul; J. j. Pickering and Peter
Jineress, Of New Hampshire Magormy, OF Boston; T.
A. Chapman, Of Wisconsin H. A. Brodhead, of Mil waukee,
and John Kemp, OF New Orleans, stopping at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Hon. Francis Granger, Of New York. Gen. Swan, Of
Rochester, +. d. Massey and j. P. Strange of Memphis
ID. T. Vail, Of Troy; g. b Rich and wife, of Buffalo; A..
Maynard, and s. Nichols and wife, Of Boston f. Estes
of Alabama; B. Homer and G. Simpson, of Philadelphia
and W. McMaster Of Toronto, W., stopping at the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Rev. J. Churchill of Woodbury. II. Peck, New Haven
Thomas Buckley, Troy; J. HirshHeld, Pittsburgh W. 7.
Tufts England; +. L. vulte, Jr, New York L. H. Gregg
ry Lake Mahopac; Theodore Bellows, New Jersey, and
Mrs. c. W. Chapin and Mrs. Clarke Of Springfield, are
stopping at the Abemare Hotel.
J. p. Lindsay, OF Charleston s. c. J. A. Howell 8. Fl.
Reynolds and S. c. Humphrey, Of the United States
Army; H. Bell, st. Louis II. Aldridge and wife, Ind j.
C. Wyie, Lexington, KY; p. Caduc, California; H. Viii
ton Boston; Thomas Johnson, Cincinnati; A. b. Galley,
and o. SutGeld Louisville stopping at the Metro
politan Hotel.
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Hudson River Navigation.

RoSDoUT, March 2, 1851.
The steamer Eagle arrived here this morning at eleven
O'Clock from New York city The captain reports but
little ice, and that very son. She leaves again this after
noon for New York.
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So.V IN yoLuMFs OF RARE AN 49,, v 49, ~
400. ytNj itnported Books History. Hiox.ephes %
80. rrsves Poerty Drama Architecture Pslnsinss h@s
10 e pctonaries Anecdotes nstrMed 1852
ri For sale ~ J, W. FouIVN " W. ~ ""'~N' s'N~N
dialogues Rfatls
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FArAL TERxNArss or THE COLUMBIA STREET SrAsDl sc
AfTRAY.-As was Anticipated, John McCAmrey whose
name has MI along been given McConnery died 1t tn
City Hospital on Friday night from the effect OF the
wounds inflicted on him in Oils hate ARRAY with John Cow
an, in Columbia street. Coroner Horton empannelled q
jury at one O'Clock yesterday and received pest norton
examination, which he had red 10 be made on the
body He then adjourned the inquest to tomorrow ar
ternoon 10 meet at the County Judges Chambers The
deceased said TO have been peatesbie and decent
man and was employed Il osbornes PLAY ding establish
ment corner of Baltic and Columbia streets said
that on the morning OF the ARRAY he returning home
win ms week wages, when be beset by owan and
the oner rowdes who pressed him to stand res' for the
manner as to cause his death He was forty RS age
and leaves wife and four children.
FRk AND PRosAmK FATAL AouDKNT.-Or r Jay night
fire broke out In frame house in Mass eet the
Navy Yard wall, but was extingusuy4 without much da.
mage. was, however, attended by serious accident,
which may YET prove fatal As Hook and Ladder car
rage NO. was running along Nassau street young
lady, named Ellen Mulin, was knocked down and run
over She was conveyed to her house at the corner Of
Bridge and Water Streets when il was found that her
injuries were OF such serioue nature to leave very
little hope OF her recovery She was in etate of uncon
from which she had not recovered yesterday
ARREST OF AN AtIxGEp BURGLAR On Friday night q
named William Burlin was arrested by officers Frost
and Denton Of the detective force on charge Of break
ing into the house Of Mr. Lea Fort Green place on
Wednesday night last and stealing therefrom lot OF
clothpg and silver the value Of about $i00
portion OF the stolen goods have been recovered.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON SaIpDoARD.-On Friday evening
. man named William Morrissey was working on board
the ship Zephyr at the foot Of Congress street. he fell
into the hold of the vessel and dangerously in
jured as TO render surgical aid Unnecessary.
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Sailing OF the Nova ScOtian.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 2, 1881.
The steamship Nova scotan sailed at four o'clock this
afternoon for Liverpool
NOn-Arrival OF the Australasian.
SANDY HOOK, March 2-Midnight.
There no signs Of the steamer Australasan
Weather clear of shore, wind.
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Newfoundland Politics.

Newfoundland Politics.
ST. JOINS, March 1, 1851.
The Executive Council dismissed by the Governor
to-day, owing 1t Is said 10 the Colonial Secretary chsrg
ing the Governor with assisting the minority to defeat the
Currency BILL There is likely to be general election
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Grover d. Bakers Celebrated Family
and Manufacturing Sewing Machines 1876 Broadway New
vnwL
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wheeler d Wilson'S Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices. Once COS Broadway.
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fHURE YOUR COUGH FOR ONE DINE" ECONOMY
~ is wealth Use Madam zADOC PORTERs Coueh
b ,or tng ls rse. o. dV th 0oos s
tie in sudden attack will prove be worth nfR
times Its Sold by druggists and by HAN
Rucken 2lS Greenwich street. New York; Price 10 cents emo
10 cents per bottle.
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ImmehBe Sm1ts
The continued reputation and immense sale Of
BRANDRETlIS PILLS
general utility THOUsANDs OWEN Up TO DIE HAVE
BEEE RBsTORED BY THEM " robust health. .
thousands who thus restored the best
and reliable method OF rendering their virtues
The time 10 at hand when the whole world viii
cede that
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
purRAtve, certain OF
all acute diseases, and most speedy Of PAIN whether
In the head in the lungs the bowels IN the muscles
or boncs. And because they always - -
ABSTRACT ACRIMONIOUS MATTERS FROM THE
BLOOD
whose health is feeble, should give heed
Sold At Is cents per Dor, with full directions, Al
20 Canal street, and
No Uaion square, New York.
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PROM Grn. Hanks, DiNi.inn.

I.uHesio'rU, Nor. ia preliminary meet.
ing, ly many Of the commissioned uili,crs WI.
hHl on Saturdly niLht, 10 form a Masonic
Lodge Tor this Division. Many distinguished
men were present.
hcrything in the shape Of locomotives. ma.
,hincIN, &C., belonging To the Baltimore AMI
Ohio Railroad, has been removed by the r,I.,Is
aud taken In the direction OF Winchester. Even
the double track for 20 miles has been torn nm
Last week, Major Stone, chief of the Provost
huatd, WIN company OF cavalry, paid visit
to the ncighborhoOd Of Sandy Spring, Mont
gomery county, Maryland. lie made the arrest
OF Rov Samuel Lcech, a clergyman of the Meth
odlst persuasion, whom lac sent to Fort McIIonry.
other eases where parties were CHARGED with
dishiieclion, were investigated and dismissed.
Much to the regrets of his subordinatcs of tho
Guard, and the pleasure Of his regimental COM
mand, Major Stone has reioined his regiment.
having been promoted from Captaincy TO
Major, during his absence on detached service.
The LIST brigade, and probably Others, have
becn ordered to report their full STRENGTH
equipments, &c, TO Washington, Immediately
runor has been circulated la camp that Gan
Banks, with his command, will he ordered to
some more active duty this week
John Candcc, of cumberland, and John Row
zee OF this district, have been discharged from
arrest by Gen. Banks.
The Massachusetts, regiments are maxim,
preliminary arrangements to celebrate Thanks
giving in camp. Turkie- chickens and pump
kins are being procured.
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Bosto,,, Nov. ia large sale Of wool today
by Bingham, Joy & Sanford, attracted about
2bO buyers. Tho bidding was about equally
divided between manufacturers and traders,
and for the coarser grades used for army pur-
posos, the prices were unusually high. For the
finer grades BIDS were lower than anticipated,
although very fair prices were obtained. Three
lots Of M inc, light and clean and tub washed,
brought from b0% TO 52c. New Hampshire
and Maine unwashed brought 81 and 40 re-
spectively, and Ohio Extra 1eeces and Mis-
souri, No-. ] and 2, clip Of 1860, brought
46a4blf cts, and unwashed Missouri 30 cts
The coursest aeeces consisting Of grades Nos 2
and 2, ranged from 49l5ab2lI cts, averaging
about 81 ots. Illinois and Wisconsin for grades
Nos. and 2, 45ai6 cents. New Hampshire
feccos, grades extra and 2, from Az to 49,
cts, averaging nearly A. cts. for extra. Con.
necticut River extra blue extra Hl6ai8, aver
aging As cts. for washed for unwashed prices
ranged from 32l TO @H cts, averaging nearly
~ cents. Three lots OF Washington County,
Pennsylvania consisting Of double extra and
fancy clips sold at 5Oa52 eta, averaging 81 cts,
Last yeai part Of this fancy clip sold at 20 eta.
The lots ranged from 1000 to 10. 90 lbs, each
averaging 10000.
Bullock & Sons, Of Philadelphia, purchased
about So 600 lbs. out Of COO, 900 sold. NJ. 8.
Proctor. of boston, bought 10000 lbs., and -.
". Sparkhawk, Of Boston, bought 10000 lbs.
Among the other purchasers were lIamlin u
Co., llelson & Co.. John Townsend, aud Town
send & Son, and large number Of other manu-
facturcrs and dealers.
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Foreign Intelligence.
The Ini,rd King dom OIL Cape Race.
One Day Later from Europe,

S. Lkts " D., nor. 19.-1hc -tctn-hip
United Kingdom, from Glasgow on tn, oh
in t., ior New York, arrived off Cape Race at /
O'Clock this morning. She was boarded by tho
new, Yacht # the Associated Press aud "A SUM
mary ol her news obtained.
The dates per the United Kingdom are one
day later than those per tn, Norwegian at
Portland.
The Times Paris correspondent says thlt The
Swiss DlpTc' affair will in all pro'ait, he
settled without any unpleasant results.
Tie ludia and Australia mail, arrived at
~ Naudria on the 9TH inst, hut i, is Understood
With no regular China mail.
Pdis, Nor.nIer s-Thc Boursr is firm. and
the r,rtcs ave quoted n 6Si. &c.
C"ns'dt1,pk, Noc,uL,r 3.--Thc Sultan hts
made a two days visit 10 lsmidt, and laid the
kc,ls Of some new shios.
A meeting &C the Representatives Of Foreign
ruwor, have hcon held Mt the rcsidcncr Of the
British Minister tn consider the Muntcnc grin
question. The Grand Nilicr was present. tn,
In, ing Vas not decisive.
There hid b'cn storm on the Black Son,
'"fIiGlc !, news from SYRIA tia Daond Pasta
had become French tool, clusins great excite
mcnt aud discomfort.
Letters from Ragusa deny the r,iinors of the
defeat of the Turkish army hv the insurgents
NJ. Nckalonick, Chief Of the insurgents, had put
price of 900 sceuins on the head OF . ner
rasha.
LIVERPOOL CorrVN MARKET.
L,rrpoA Tyik,y.-Silcs today probably
15,o00 to 10000 bales. The market is very
strun".
Loudop, F,iay Consols steady at 92il.
EN-diyidcnd shares rather firm, but inactive,
Canadian aud American quiet
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hdr"s CRY, Nor. 1S.-Thc party Of Cpl.
Jcnni GA men, who left here Saturday for
Pleasant I'LL, succccdcd in rc-capiurins twenty
twool the wagons and two hundred of the
oxen belonging to- tho Government, reported to
have been burn, ly tho rebels Of that place.
The rcl.l force j, twelve hundred men. They
are posted thrc, miles from Pl,,ln, Hi, AMI
will Boz attacked tonight.
sunshine has arrived here from s.. Louis. 4
10 Of commssary stores aud Government wl,-
ons, destined for Fort Loivcnworth, were taken
at WaNcrly, Mo-, 10y gang Of rebels, under the
command ol Joe Shelby.
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Kansas CiV Nor 1S.-Thc Santa Re qnI
Carson City mail arrived here yesterday, two
days ahead Of timc bringing Santa Fc dates to
November "a.
The through messenger from Santa Fc reports
all quiet along the road. Tho roads were in
good condition.
The Nataguc indians were committing scii-
ors dopr,dations in different parts Of hc terri
tory within tic past few days.
Captain Hatch has lccn appointed Bign-
dcr.tici cral ia the volunteer seIN ice, anl will
he ordered 20 the States soon TO take command
in Gen Mcclellan, amy.
At - O'Clock, on the Iii inst, flags were
hung at half mast in Santa Fe, aud a salute was
fired to the memory Of Gen. Gibson, who for
over 10 years, TO his death, hal been Commas
eaty.Grnci8l for the u. S. Army.
Col. Canly, having made a rcqui.it on upon
| the Governor Of New McAico for 1000 militia
! men fr The United States service, the latter
has issued an order to the Major Generals of Iii
| visions, in which hc dc,gnate- the pruror' on
| Of men each - 10 furnish. The force thus rni,ol
! will he stationed at the different post, in the
territory 10 garrison them whilst the regulars
and volunteers are in service IN the field. FOur
| hundred mon will be- stationed at Fort Union,
400 At Albuquerque, 900 at Santa lie anil 200 at
| Fort Craig.
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its tone fiom him, indicates a rapid spproxima-
ton 10 the official corruption supposed 10 have
been cast Oh forever when we severed with the
sword the degrading bonds which bound us 10
the dcspotism Of Washington"
And another, speaking Of the election, says:
''0u,side Of the cabinet no man has been
named as q candidate In place Of Mr.. Davis.
The people know not where TO look for suita-
bic man. With sufficient time, q well chosen
candidate would obtain a vote that would startle
the administration, which now feels secure al
most to to the verge Of irresponsibility, and as.
tonish even the entire Conlederacy. | think |
know the feeling anil real opinion Of the Con-
iederato Congress in this matter. They know
all that President Davis has done, and not done.
Few else do, account of the sccresy of the ses-
sions and the veil thus thrown over AT the trans.
actions Of the government 1T is disa zrecalle 10
be at POINTS with one who Is head OF the rov.
ernmont, and generally proiitless. But ,ccre Tho
election 10 be b. de'crmp'J pojr by Congrcss, Mr..
Ddr's gouli be d''pg az hjgh rs q ti'e"
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club" ed ~ k,lly's, t,6 Gicruv ,h NJ. Mnnd,l
evening, Nov. lsfl, ROBT. OLONE Char7utn; Il, 4
MI SNlNGlR S.,r,tuN it W,- resolved, tuu
view of the number Of nEfirnuis C,r tho aunor q
roIua,u,iug lie l.url. m t.,0I J.!iII u gtril
as Police Justice uil as none ~ them We halieJ
are The true rDlrys. Guuiv,- Yl tir pulli at med
OF the District Ne believe il our duty t. selr.i ul
most pre''0t1tfrc man, regardless ~ 70 ~ lind
or p litcul cont nations one who ha. the qi,llid
and Integrity 10 rcpros ut our Interests and I'm 90
the community At large. And 1t was iurt',r nd
solved, hat W hLd such q man IN tie person 4
JAMES NJ. MI RRAN, Ia, Who has ~ ably hlledi
Will credit To himself md Luuur 10 the ciiumrnitJ
the position uf Puiac Cl,rk for tie last rs ysarl
Aud II Was further resolved, that W. hereby t,nde
hin the nomination, and mutually pledge our,rlve
o. Use our honest oudcoyur- g. promote ls election
ROBERT OLONE, CT alrusn \. 4. MESSENGEId
Soy. JOHN PRENTICE ANDREW RADCLIFFE
JOHN hALflN, Committee. i0i
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,,,y s,,p,t1 AMI N,s,x QUESTION.

Prom the Boston .ldrertiscr We copy the fol-
lowing lottor, said to have emanated from the
pen Of Edward Everett
40 he Editors oJhe Bo.,on Daiiy 4 i,er''-
ser,--Somo doubt has been expressed whether
the arrest Of Mcssrs. Mason and Sldol Oh an
Epplish vessel may not be made gtou nd Of
complaint by Great Britain. In rccogui ;ng
the robcs as bclligercnts, however, that power
hRs accorded to both pltticf the free cNcri'n Of
every bclligcfent right. Among those rights
no one l. better established than the maritime
rights Of visitation AMI search. We speak now
OF the right Of visitation and scntch in tim, OF
war--not of the claim which h.s been the sui
jcct Of disagreement between this country aud
Great BtitAin 20 visit our ships for slaves or
alleged describes. SO VOL rccoguiz ii is this
ri ,ht that the mere refusal to submit to ii by n
vessel otherwise innocent is cause of cUnfisca-
on and loHriturc.
9th, detention and cx,mini.iJn Of tho Trent
uUOn which h.ssr-. Nls1u aud Slidrll wcro
found, fuuiah,s then, no clusc Of complaint.
1t is also clclr la, any vessel engaged in the
service of on, of the L,llgcgcnt pauic, is sub
jcct to a forfeiture a. the har', Of the o'ber.
"Among the acts which authorize seizure and
cont.cai on, common violation ot neutrality in
the transporting munitions oi war j. not tbs
most hcnious. The "yanct Of dispa' ch's,
says Chancellor Kent, 4, the most Injurious
and deemed to hc the most ho- til' and nnNious
Charart,''; 1t ia alone st.li,i nj to Justly
seizure aud couf-,I,ion. / J1-Go,i would
transpo, alton Of an amhr, iior--ln omho lied
disIr'cl-le n Nirlatiou oi neutrality.
" Sir William Scott held the carving hy n
neutral If Dispatch. from the Governor oi AN
en- IN, colony to the GovCrnm,n, at homo
| ground Il onf cation. would ZEN, indeed,
IN ah.uid Inconsistency thai vessel might
, Tan. poit WithimpuuitN auarredtcd mc~. en-, r
| pro, icd with authority aul With means to- OBJ
| tain munitions Of war, and To- intrigue aud ne
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Upwards Of 500, 900 were Thought from Nez
lercrs on the ith ui October.
Mr.. Lockwood had returned from tho DIlcs,
and reports the discovery OF rich liver lode at
tie head Of Grand Ronde.
Captain Staples late commander Of the steam.
cr Pacific, bal died Of his wounds. He lived
only twentN-threc hours after he was shot. The
Pacific had lief Portland for San Francisco in
charge Of the first officer.
Mr. u. Mcleod arrived at Portland ON the
l1th, with one hundred and thirty-siN head Of
French and Spanish Morino sheep which be had
driven across the plains.
-Four lndians convicted of murder at the last
term oil he Wasco county Court, were to be
executed on the Sth of November.
IL Is estimated that the entire number of en-
igrants who had crossed the plains to Oregon
this season will not exceed one THOUSAND. y
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Ouo LAY los week tn New lok C"n'ral
agent ON the lin; orthr rold, to refuse to ,lin
any morr local freight for tho succeeding ten
diyr, md to send n once all empty cars at tho
several stations, 10 liu1,lo, iut The plrpo,r Of
carrying the through il,i IA which I, a.tumlll-
ting IN vast quantities at that place. oar 60.
nal~ are glulted. and the whole rolln. s,u 4 90
the two great EIstcm liccs Of railrou-thc
Crutral nhd IIi'--arr ta,kal To thcir utmo-, TO
c'ny gain to New lOtk.
THIS state Of affairs is peculiarly unfortunate
Tor shipper on the line Of M, Central whuhiyc
large amounts Of produce purchased al iu,crmc-
date stations on The ROAD; a., IL has TO suffer a
delay oil ten day, much Of il will be DANA ,rd
by detention. We saw two gentleman from
New lUIk on SATURDAY, who hd been making
liberal purchases VI butter, chcc,, anil poultry,
on the line Of the Niagara Falls road, which
they wished TO ship Immediately 10 New York,
~ oder to arrive previous to Thanksgiving
day. The most pgrshahl1 part of ,hcir freight
these gentlemen informed Us they should shin
by express, at n cost Of one dollar per hundrsd
weight, to New iork-ihc balance thcv will
leave TO take its chances. This order Of the
company will cause great Inconvenience, and
loss TO produce dealers from Albany to Buffalo
who had been shipping large quantities of
freight on the road.-RockeSier DomJcyd, lsh.
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l'y the arrival of the steamship Columbia, We
have adyiccs from Havana to Nov. 18th.
The Spanish expedition for Mckee was wait
ing in the harbOr for tho balance of the fleet
iIom spain, now some days past due. The
French war steamer lavoisor still keen, hor an
chorage IN port, waiting orders from III, Com
modore OF the West India and Gulf OF Mexico
Squadron Of that nation.
Today l5tl) is the celebration Of the suppos-
ed patron saint Of Havana, "Sin Cristobal "anl
there is no time for news Tho markets have
not improved for island produce. Sugar, Nov.
ii aud II at ! is to - - per 100 lbs; light
stock, and no white in store. Stock 20, 900
boxes Molas,cS quiet, being consumed by dis
tlllcrs.
Health of Havana in cold weather condition.
Amu-cmcnts Astounding. Strangers scarce
There is the greatest necessity for an Nmeri-
can M in-oi- Aar in llayanI Vessels are con-
antly arriving from and departing tn the
block idcd ports. They arc generally small vcs-
sells but there are many OF them.
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Dcrnrtnre of NIn.-n chu-cll. RcaImcnl..

RoStoH, Nor, 1a.-The Massachusetts 10Th
Regiment, Col. Jones, and the Connecticut oh,
Col. Cahil, embarked this afternoon on board
tie steamship Constitution Both regiments
through the city. The 2Gth was largely recruit
ed from the Old 9Th, of 10Th of April fame.
They were reviewed on the Common hv Gen.
Butler previous to cmharking They are sllen-
didly armed and equipped, with fun band aud
drum corps
The Constitution proceeds to Portland. where
the Maine llth Regiment, Col Shepcy, will
embark. She will then steam southwark
Mayor Wightman aud the Cit, Council visit
ed the Constitution today, ly Invitation of Cant.
Fletcher, and were greatly delighted with her
massive machinery and magnificent propositions.
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The Advance Into yir.Iu,n.

Salisbyy nd, Nor. 19.-All the troops cx.
cept the l'urncll Legion and Second Delaware
regiment left Newton Yesterday for Dixie.
messenger with flag Of truce hal arrived
III Newton, and communicated TO Gen. LccL
wood that those in arms in Acconac hal laid
down their arms and claimed his protection
Capt. Richards cavalry, with Capt. Merrill
rs guide, had advanced as far as Drummonds.
town to learn their determination.
a messenger just from Newton, as the boat
LETT Salisbury, informs our correspondent that
Captain Merrill had returned and that the cav.
any ana not 30 below Drummondstown, but
that the Stars and Stripes arc floating over the
Mace