, 1861-11-12
Fleet Preparing at New York.
Guyandotte, Virginia, Burned.
TERRIBLE VENGEANCE ON TRAITORS
Wreck Of a European Steamer.


day, the 9Th inst, an iron eide-weeel steamer
ashore On Boeue Island twenty miles north.
west Of Port Royal Entrance. a total wreck
and broken entirely in two. The next day be
learned under 1se Of t1uce that the vessel wss
the Union, of the Naval Expedition 1oaded
with horses, provisions, and hay, an old craft
and purposely beached by the Captain to avoid
sinking, she having sprung leak. Her crew
consisting Of eighty men were taken prison.
e1s by the rebels. This unimpoztant traus-
port is the only one in the fleet believed at the
Navy Depa1 tment to have been lost.
On the 9Th inst at 4. NJ, the French Wat
steamer Catiuet went ashore on the South
breakers at Oe1acoke Inlet, The underwriters
stroye to communicate with her, but were
prevented BY the violence ct the gale. The
following afternoon terrific explosion took
n7sce and vast co1umn of smoke announced
the tloufor mn of the vesee1
All a1ouo tho coast. ana of thu mnst danper.
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Chomher of Commerce. strony,v uro,no The
covarnmant IN 1eo,a1,7e the act,on favo,,,o
nortbern credtto,e of reha1a The memorial ia
to be presented to President L1ncoln.
Gen. Montgomery is yerv low at A1exan1ria
of b,1,,ous cholera.
TEeuty.three contrabands. in sinele dav.
1ast weet crossed the Potonac and anct sr.
z;va,e ara now dailv mora numerous.
s,nce fha onen5no of the war the NAVY na,
narfment has nurchased 22o vesse,s and ati,1
reou,res many more The Pensacola 1fes IN
mid stream off Alexandra Thonoh It ia a
esin that this fine war gessel is not in rabe)
hands. il wou1d be for our advantage If sue5
complicated failures as her engines have
proved, were all passed over to the rebel navy
It Is predicted b7 engineers that her engines
which cost Elk months to put In. must hs
taken out,
The Increased facilities hv railroad. in fra
auent tu1uouts, are working well. and lare.
Quantities Of lumber ara now being brouph1
in, to be used for barracks and stables fol
| winter quarters for our troops, now rendered
necessary by adyauee Of the season. Whateve
may be done by fighting columns, the HON,
of the army Of the Potomac will be made com
Portable.
AdjutantGen Thomas and Sscretar,
| Cameron have returned to this city. The,
| accompanied Gen. Scott to New York, an,
| have since yssited West Point and the arsenal
at TINY and Springfield.
The .samen xho remained tn work III