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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

and Lieut.. James A. Doyle, .. S. N, have, upor
tie recommendation Of the Board now in session il
New York, been retired upon furlough pay.
DISMISSED FROM SERVICE.
Commander +. A. Neville, q native Of Virginia
late of the receiving ship Ohio, has been dismissed
from the navy.
OPPORTUNITY TO ENLIST.
During the coming few weeks the navy viii re-
qure large number of vessels, now fitting out, and
it is earnestly hoped that fishermen and others return
ing from Summer cruises will enlist in this branch OF
the Government service. Several thousand will be
needed.
NATIONAL FINANCE.
well-known gentleman of financial ability bas
prepared and will publish this week, pamphlet eX-
panatory of the Secretarys proposed system OF Ma
lional finance.
MASON AS A MAIL CARRIER.
The following lie an extract from recently inter-
cepted Northern letter:
!" suggest that Won send your letters through the
Hon. James Nj. Mason, at London. In this way
they will he sure TO reach their destination.
PROMOTION OF CAPT. BOYD.
Capt. Boyd of the Lincoln Cavalry, who made the
successful reconnaissance to Fairfax Court.House a
few days ago, and for which be was complmented
by Gen. Mcclellan, has been detached from bis regi-
ment, and now performs the duty of Provost Mar
shall for the division under Gen. franklin His COM
Isny performs patrol duty.
ARRIVAL OF COL. MULLIGAN.
Col. Mulligan arrived at Washington to-day. He
was warmly received
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IMPORTANT FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC
THE REBELS ATTACK A DAM.
They are Driven from their Guns
ANTICIPATED ATTACK ON UlRPER'S FERRY
FREDERICK, Md, Monday, Dec. 9, 1861.

FRzpHnrcK Md, Monday Dec O. 1861
Col. Leonard of the 18th Massachusetts, Regiment
arrived here this morning, from Wiliamsport, with
important advices from the Upper Potomac.
On Saturday afternoon rebel force, consisting o.
battery of six pieces and about 400 infantry and
2O0 cavalry made their appearance at Dam No. 81
on the Virginia side and commenced throwing shelly
and shot at the dam and houses on the Maryland
shore, burning a barn and riddling all the house,
within range, continuing the fire until dusk.
The only Union forces there to oppose the enemy
were company Of the Massachusetts 18th, o.
picket duty, and an unarmed Illinois regiment. Al
the Massachusetts, company was armed with smootht
bore muskets their fire was not effective at that dig
lance.
Early on Sunday morning they resumed the ffg
with artillery and small arms and, embodened ~
the slight resistance met with on Saturday, came
down to the very brink of the river and exposed
themselves without fear.
During the night Col. Leonard dispatched canals
boat from Willismsport with another company OF M
regiment, armed with Enfield rifles who were con1
cealed as skrmishers along the Maryland shore. OD
the renewal of the attack, the rifemen opened hre
from their conceament, and in short time the Rebel
arterists were compelled to abandon their battery
in hot haste, their infantry and cavalry leaving the
ground alb mt the same time.
The Rebel loss is believed to be about 10 or ~
killed and many wounded.
For the want of a sufficient infantry force, and 2
battery TO protect movements, Col. Leonard was
compelled to let the rebel guns remain in position,
and after nghtall the rebels returned and took them
off. The rebel battery consisted Of three Parrot1
lO-pounders, one lO.pounder carrying the .Sawyet
shell, and two smooth-bore 6-pounders. Some Of
their infantry were armed with improved longrange
rifles The force came from Bath. The cavalry
and infantry came by country roads, but the battery
came by railroad from Martinsburg. They are
probably en- route to Winchester or Harpers Fsrrys
and stopped at that point to destroy and thus impede
canal transportation.
This morning the Rebels were in consideraols
force and kept up scattering fire with rifles upon
our men, Whenever visible. One Union soldier was
struck twice and severely wounded, but this the
only casualty on orr eide during the whole affair.
At IL o'clock last night portion of the let Brigade
here was put in readiness to start 10 WililamspoH,
but at a later hour the order was countermanded.
This noon battery Of Parrot guns was for'
warded to Harpers Ferry by train. to be IN readiness
should the Rebels again wish to test their skill 10
proectiles
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Municipal Elections I'm Massachu.
setts.

BosroS Monday, Dec. 9, 1851.
Mr.. Wightman was reelected Mayor Of Boston to
day by 6753 votes, against 57S6, cast for +. 3.
Tobey, the Republican and Citizens candidate.
LOWELL, Monday Dec. 8. 1851.
Hocum Hosford, Citizens candidate, was eiecteP
Mayor to-day by IS majority over J. W. Graves,
Republican. ,os,
Peter NJ. Neal was elected Mayor to-day, receiving
,Og7 votes against 729 for Mr. Breed, the presens
incumbent. Toe,
RoxBunr Monday, Dec. 8. iSsi.
VIM. CASTOR was reelected Mayor to-day ,s.,
CHARLxsrowy, Monday, Dec. . isoi.
PJ. Stone, Citizens candidate, was elected 'iS'0s
to-day over Hutchius, the present incamon 1857,
N Emory Aldrich (Ropl was ele,.e, nay. w
caves, the present incumOenF ny iA' n'"0''''' w.
day. o,r u.,a.v p.c o. 1861.
oso,oe N. Jackmau was reelected Mayor to-day,
nearly uuanimously'
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FROM ST, LOUIS.

81. Lows, Monday, Dec. Q. lSoi
Gen. Halleck has issued orders stating that the
Mayor of the city will require all municipal officers
Immediately to subscribe to the oath of allegiance
prescribed by lie State Convention in October lass
ed directs the Provost Marshal to arrest all STATE
officers who have failed 10 subscribe TO such oath
within the time fixed by the Convention and attempt
to exercise civil authority in violation Of the ordi'
nance.
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THE CASE OF COL. KERRIGAN-A CARD.

THE CASE OF COL. KERRIGAN-A CARD.
We have been requested by the friends Of Col.
Kerrigan to publish the following card. The case Of
Col. X. was brought TO trial yesterday before d
court-martial at Washington:
All meeting of the undersigned officers Of the 18th n T. 8.
VOL Col. James Z. Keuigan commanding, held at Camp
Smith Va on the evening Oct IS ia6l the following pre-
ambe aud resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Uh,ysa, With uufesned regret and We find tha3
our Colonel has been arrested whie 10 the faithful discharge
of his duty and 20 Washington ard closely onned
there upon charges Of which entirely ignorant.
Knoins of no action OF his that would such pro-
ceedng and confident in bis integrity as becomes true pat
not and soldier. have no ies for the issue and
feel the exalted that whatever be imputed
arsn him. he will prove himself free from eyery aceusatons
OF whatever nature and BY whomsoeye peerred therefore,
be
mon with other patriots desiring the perpetnston OF our az
nqused tn. many joys and comforts Of domestic life for the
toll and prvaon Of the camp and tie fearful necessities Of
war gaciously ask generous public TO suspend their
opui ns Of him until be has obtained that which is
tsed 10 the humbles soldier in the ranks hearing before
proper tribunal
Csptsins-W C. Cover, Company u NJ McMshon Comr any
G, Robert johnson. Company Al Nathan Lee Company III
Wastein O. Smith, Company B Robert Sturgeon, Company
b Thomas Kerrgan, Company *
Connolly Company c; Allen Bsrchy,
Company q George kerrigan Company B VIM H. Grihn.
Company l; James Edgeworh Company Francis Kerry
Wiloughby. Company II; James Mckeana, company 81
PAW O; Gsorss w. Metof Jane. Dewey, Company A;
Charles Thie Company II James BaEchy, Company F.
W. Hsnnss.ey Cook, ousrtormas.er James Nicholson.
OuaYtcrmaker Sergeant.
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

HurTosvLLs, Va, Monday, Dec g. 1881
One sergeant and four privaes, dsserters from the
enemy's camp toward Monterey, came in last night.
They report the rebels in suffering condition, the
roads impossible and the soldiers anxious to desert.
They appear well pleased to be from under the pa
terna government of JEFF. Davis They belonged to
Hausborougbs battalion, and are from Western vir-
einia.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER TO- 1861.

testimony which are not worth anything, and has
had such stuff published. The people IN the country
are full of enthusiasm, but here it ID not 3d. lie
knew that in many departments of the Government
mpedments had been thrown in the way OF the
progress of the army. He would record his solemn
conviction that before the war ceased Slavery would
almost, if not entirely, cease to exist; but The war
should be carried on without any reference to the
sabecl of Slavery preserve free country for free
men. If he could infuse the spirit of the people into
All the departments of the Government, the war
would sOon end.
Mr.. GRIMES proposed to amend the substitute 30
IA to appoint Joint committee Of three members Of
the Senate and four members of the House, to in-
quire into the conduct of the present war
Mr. HALE thought that this was not quite point
ed enough, and moved to add especially the disaster
of Balls Bluff
Mr.. WILSON was glad the resolution had to take
a wider field. He thought il was time that the
proclamatons by officers should cease, and the Gov
eminent have the sole settled policy. We must re-
member that we had not the men Of large military
experience. Great mistakes had been made and
were likely to be made but he wanted it understood
that the people expected that no mistakes would be
made but every man give all hs has and Ia, TO the
cou0try.
Mr.. LATHAM asked for the Yeas and Nays.
The resolution was agreed TO, Yeas IS, Nays s
Messrs Carlile, Latham, and Rico; absent, Messrs:
Bright, Coamer, FOote Thompson, Wiley, and
Wilmot. Adjourned
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GEN. BUFFERS EXPEDITION.
BosroS, Monday, Dec 8

BOSTON, Monday, Dec ,, IctI.
The announcement that the steamship Illinois had
arrived was premature.
Three or four transports, loading with horses,
ordnance, and stores, for Gen. Buffers Expedition
will sail in day or two.
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uGH-HANDED INSTRUMENTATION.
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TIE CASE OF COLONEL KERRI6AH
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the Charges and specifications
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! STARTLING CONDUCT OF GEN, MCCLELLAN.
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ORGANIZATION OF TIE SUPREME COURT
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The WAR FOR THE UNION.
prpIrgLIClI CONGRESSIONAL CAUCUS

Debate on lhe COnfiScatiOn Question
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11
hmiifnr'S Notice.

IN the Orphans Court Of Union county. Ia
the matter Of he estate OF the Rev. Ihom-
Il, HauI-aoc"nut of saul Mccormick, VIII
was Administrator uf To- SAID estate, as fled
by Wm. Fraron, Administrator OF said Saul
II Curm.ck. unw DECD. The undersigned,
appointed ly the Orphans Court aforesaid to
autr SAID arcoun,au report distribution &c,
will NEE, all persons interested al his Office
Ia LeglSburg. GA Friday the ith day Of June,
AID. lo6l, al 10 O'Clock AN.
JOHN 3. LINN, Auditor.
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ALFRED HAYES. Auditor.

Mn. EnIrus: Permit us thrl' the columns
Of rgpr paper 10 recommend 4. NJ bANSHE
al L-wI>bur- a. = suitable candidate for She
rIh. Nr Law>he is enc Of the working men Of
the parry. aut D. be should be fixed upon a.
Our candida he would undoubtedly be eec-
tel arj wauiI make a faithful Officer.
6yNg2 MANY RFPUBLICASs.
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go VpSNv.AVr SVGGNGSS

there cases whore !i>elsr Is TOO long all w"i
10 srr1in unrhcci-! in -" system and ST cou- D.
REGARDED % first sIr,Iy annoyance crt-'s only
with The hlo # thr Tat"u' An impure state Of the blood
through Gebta ION of the lr--, fills the system W.T.!
nar7lt huWnrs. AMI T.sttiun De- feeble Acc' T
ai"i 10 n icycri-h inirnsit,-the heart liver and hid
n"ys scFartely performing functions of vital uccosst
:" VII being mrcd"l in their regular action
Tire digestive ai;rr IN t.Ir taxi, and rruse 20
psr the process Of separating tie nutrition, "oi1e
from food and "a" whole mental Lr,n- j. W i nigh ready
sink ung te burden of life. Tie patient ctot,
accounts is complication ot disorders. a.! osen
resort medication from his thorough dis
belief IN any prospect Of cure To such
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

:. b. request oi many friends, THOMAS
Gil KtH. of Harley Town ship, will be
candidate flr SHERIFF Of Union county at
the coming Election, subject 10 the Gee SION
oil the Republican Uninu nominations. Mas=o
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

4 FTER many years experience in all the
various branches OF the Art, the Proprl-
etors confidently invite the attention of their
friends and the public 10 their extensive esta-
bli>hmeur, which presents the opportunity for
procuring the best Pictures, equal al least 10
auy irst-claSS Gallery in the United States.
Preparations are complete for executing all
the imI rovod STYLES known to the Art. They have
ptru' arrangement for copying DaguorrcotyTcs, 6c,&c
maxim. them Lf, sic, If d-sircdthe only Of the
Kind in this Attached to this establishment
are three c1lor.u. Artists.
PnorosEAPils, including Painting, as low as - 90
do with frame do ~
DO - Pho at7jcts Extra copies 50 cts.
or IS Per doz. Iif. Photograph low 3, ard
Ivoryiyrr at same price Durable Amlrotypes at 80
cents ard upwards.
most extensive assortment of GILT Frames, embrnc
ing select and Choge variety Of the latest styles. Fri
ccs from ~ cents AMI upwards.
Especial attention bestowed uron Iifcsized Photo.
graphs IN Oil from small pictures, and from
lf-. Prices from SIS TO Slul
Ia. a.Iustru .tions given in the Art ssly
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Elisha Ssrau1. Of Lewi>burs, will be
a candidate for ShERIFF at tie coming elrc-
uon, subject to the decision ot the Republican
y, minaung Elccrion.-May -, 1861.
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Auditors Notice.

I'HE Auditor appointed bv the Court of
| Common Pleas of Union county 10 audit,
srJ',e and adjust Inc account Of NN. IoSEs.
Es4, Assignee OF JOSEPH M'FADpEN, and
To make distribution or the balance in the
hlniS uG the accountant, will meet the parties
lul'rs>tet,t ,t-r iar purposes af his appointment.
ON StTvHn'r. Juue 22i. lnGl, al O'Clock. p
n, a. the o.,e 81 O5wIg y Hayes, IN the Bo-
Tough OF LewI>hurg.
ALFRED HAYES. Auditor.
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The Dimes Saving Ina,!,ution Of Le.
Wisbur5

Is ready TO receive any amount on Dcposite
| from Ten Gents and upwards. Four per
cent. per annum Interest will be paid on all
special depositeS of Two Dollars and upwards
if deposited two months and longer Office
ir Beavers brick block. North Third 81.
II. p. .SilELLEB, Treasurer
IewiShurg. Oct. 10, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

TO the Voters of Union County.
The unirr>'eneI will be a candidate for
COUNTY TREASURER al the coming Elcc-
uon, >ahjcct TO the Republican Union Con
veulran. MAY - PETER HI RSI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

The above isa portrait Of David NCrearv Of Nario,
Twp,v ho, tn" 3ls Jay Of AugustIss made sisv it
before Justice Gorlev that he treated for the
CANCrR 10y three ply cisBs Of Ecdior county and by Dr.
Newton Of the Eclectic College Cincinnati. period
Of nearly eight months rotw hstanuing which his hp,
nose. and p0r9a # iiS lf' ctSek cHtasg
Gr1yi lie had given all hope when b" heard of the
B0ol Searrher, and induced to try il. Four bot
ties currd lin AMI although sadly izurei there is
question hut this aUabe mri,inc saved his lite.
The full particulars of this kst.r may lie
in a Circular TO he had Of any Ct the Agents.
We also refer 10 Of Marcy Brak Of Ellcron.
Armstrong Co. Pa cured of SCHotULA after being unable
to get out of bed for three wears.
To the Of lady in Ansonyille, Cearfcld Co. vho
also afflicted with scrofula in its worst form.
To the Of George Meise residing in carrolltnwn,
Cambria Co. Pa, who badly afflicted with Cancer
his entire of, and his case worse, If
possible, than MCrcary's
The aricuars of these cascsevery one Of which was
cured ly the Of the BLOOD Scarcher n-o be
found in a Circular to be had e sny of the Agents.
H.. LEMON. Proprietor.
eeLahoratory for the nufacture and sale near tho
Penn'a Railroad peTot, Holljdayshurc Pa. sold iy :.
W Schafle. Lewisburc; VI MCreght Hauck, Eufaloe
Roads: Rudy 4 TIimmelreirh. farmersvs: Cummings
& Witmrr IIar:e;on: D. II. RssclI. Nflinhur-: l.. :.
stamm, Winfield; Shindie Wsgen.e eller, seasgrove;
ysG2
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Bronc i,orelr, coitre or sweII.d Neck.

....r" 900 g lt.-rr.f Ir7t- writes: Ttr-- L. =,
' DC -"ss .H 1901 - ui, q a f.Htrs-a tpi-
''- '1-''a- "E rr- u-.a. u44-i had -u1glv4 iy.,
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BUFFALO HOUSE
LEWISBURG, ONION CO., PA.
l.. ID. BREWER, Proprietor.

VNHIS new Hotel is situated opposite the
Court House, in the most fashionable and
beautiful part Of the town, and for style and
convenience can not be surpassed in Central
Pennsylvania.
Those visiting the University, or attending
Court. will find it the most convenient and
central public houSe-charges will be the
most reasor ab,e-ani neither time or expense
will be spaIel to beslow every comfort upon
those who may call.-LewiSburs, May 3.ls60
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" CHAPMAN S,rrsIry,.

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Number Of Policies in zee .Ianua-v I.fo. Sf.s
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Amount of Frtmum Notes received 4..-l7 "
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TINS Company continues 10 insure even
description Of properly, >rch Is bnIIdlnE>'
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THE EXPEDITION TO EASTERN VIRGINIA.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25, 1861.
Captain Haley Of the Seventeenth Massachusetts, regi
ment who has just returned from Drummondtown, Acco-
county, Va the headquarters OF General Lockwood
reports that after passing Newton the Union troops met
with various distractions, in the way of the destruction
Of bridges and trees thrown the road Some
quickly removed, and others marched around.
They found deserted earthwork but guns at Oak
hill. Between that point and Drummondtown another
battery was found in which eight guns mounted,
but entirely deserted They also found another deserted
work eight miles beyond Drummondtown
Up to the time Captain Haley left there had been nine
smooth bore guns captured but ammunition. The only
muskcs in the whole route about hundred
old flint locks.
Colonel Smith, who had commanded the earthworks,
had made his escape and euded the most dgent search
captain and two lieutonants had boon captured.
The disbanded militia oil contend that they forced
to take up against their will.
Not single individual acknowledging himself q seces-
sionist had been encountered
The Unionists, who evidently numerous have met
the troops with the most enthusiastic demonstra
Of joy.
The Union men now have undsputed control Of tho
two counties far heard from the rebels are every
where disbanded
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NEWS FROM FORT PIcKENs.

Arrival of the George Peabody Mt this
Port-Capture OF the Privnteer Beaure-
gard, &C., Sc.
The steamship George Peabody, Captain Thomas Ira
vers, which sailed from Fort Pckens on the 18th inst,
arrived at this port Monday evening" having made the
trip in ninety-nne hours and half She experienced
tau craft, she noby braved the fury Of tho elements
She reached Key West after of ortyone hours and
having there for twenty-nne hours she sailed
for this port at halfpast two O'Clock Thursday.
Previous the departure Of the George Peabody from
Key West the Connecticut arrived from New York with
general cargo consisting principally of provisions for
the supply Of our army and navy at Fort Rickens.
The Huntsville (gunboat) then lying there sailed the
same night for the mouth of the Mississippi to cooperate
with naval forces there.
The gunboat Dawn would shortly on cruise
On the 23d the wind being fresh the Peabody passed
'hermaphrodc brig" and schooner a; Cape Carnival
The Peabody hoisted her colors but attention wa
paid TO the signal by either craft. When Off Cape Hat
she also passed. far could be ascertnncd two
men of war steering southwark and also two barks
bound northward.
The Niagara and the gunboat Hatteras were lying at
Fort Pickens
The prvateer Beauregard, Of Charleston, with twenty
seven prisoners and mounting large pivot gum cap
cured by the G. w. Anderson OF Boston, was
lying at Key West.
Tho Connecticut has also taken prize (name IN.
known laden with coffee, lead and quicksilver whic,
she brought to Key West.
Captain Guest, of the Niagara, and Lieutenant r. NJ
Hail. lady and child, among the passengers OF the
George Peabody.
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TIE REBEL STEAMER NASHVILLE.
OUR BERMUDA CORRESPONDENCE.

HAMILTON BERMUDA, Nov 2, 1861.
The steamer war Nashville carrying the flag the
rebel states) Captain Patterson arrived Bermuda on
Wednesday last and anchored at Grassy Bay the
Dock Yard. She reports having left Charleston on the
goth Of October and has brought Charleston papers TO
that date. The captain Of the Nashville applied to the
government authorities here for supply of coal and in
company with Captain Hutton, r. N superintendent OF
the Naval Yard, waited His Excccncy, the Governor
on Thursday The authorities hero having declined to
supply her with coal the Nashville Thursday pro-
ceedcd to the harbor of st. Georges where sho taking
in a supply of coal, obtained from private sources
The future movements of tho Nashville and tho state
of affairs on board, have been Rept far possible
strictly private, and a great deal is LETT to con-
lecture. Il seems to be generally understood that
she has commissioner to of the uropcan
courts board and as IL let out that
she would not leave her, until the royal mail steamer
Delta arrived from ST. Thomas, it has been surmised
that another commissioner may be expected here in the
Delta having taken other OF conveyance 10
St. Thomas
The Delta due here yesterday, but up to the time
write (ten O'Clock A. M has not been signaed 1t was
understood that she had orders from Admiral Nlno to
await at st. Thomas the arrival there OF the Mexican aud
West India mails. She will probably reach here by to-
morrow.
The brig Peerless Captain Doe, sailed yesterday for
New York.
There British shipsofwar here except the sta.
tonary Ones Terror aoang battery and the Onyx and
Ncttle (gunboats).
Admiral Milne, with feet OF ships is expected here
about the 18th inst. The French Admiral with three
Ships also expected here about the same time from
Haiti