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The national Republican., 1861-12-07
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Baltimore, Dec. 6.-[From Fortress Monroe
evening of the 5th December. IA flag of truce
came down from Norfolk to-day, bringing sew.
eral Charleston passengers, but is without stir.
ring news.
General Wool also dispatched a flag of truce
to Norfolk, with number Of letters and con-
siderable clothing for Union prisoners at Rich
mOnd.
The Illinois will leave for Port Royal this
evening. with troops for General Sherman.
The Norfolk Day Book Of o.day contains the
message Of Governor Letcher, the main point
Of which is his regret that Fortress Monroe Is
not in the possession of the Southern Confed.
eracy."
Governor Letcher urges u forward move.
ment, and says the bank of the Potomac is not
the place TO fight, but the bank of the Susque
hanna,
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
Btabbing Affair.

JabeZ Petard was arrested, on Thursday, by
the nfth ward police, on the charge of stabbing
man named John Evans. He was held to bail
in the sum Of $500 for a further hearing by
Justice Ferguson, which hearing came off yes.
torday afternoon, at O'Clock, before the same
magistrate. From the evidence adduced, 1t
was proved that Evans was the aggressor In
She first instance; that, for a long time past,
ha had tantaliz d and prosecuted Petard in
every possible manner; and at the time Of the
stabbing, had placed a rope around his neck
and was pulling him about, threatening to hang
him. 80. Previous to putting the rope around
the neck of Petard, he had also threatened to
knock his brains out with stone. which he
held in his hands.
Although warned frequently by Petard to
stop, he still kept on, when Petard drew small
knife and stabbed him in the shoulder, infict
ing n slight wound. Upon hearing the evi.
denoe, Justice Ferguson discharged Petard at
onoe, and dismissed the case.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
Driving in the Grand Guard,

Since the occupation Of the Bladensburg dis.
trict by different regiments, IL has been Gus
tomsry to send out svesy night certain com.
pauies upon g,s'nd guard. and sundry others
upon picket duty. In accordance with this
order, company of the Thir,y.hrst were
placed upon grand guard night before last, and
another Of the Twenty third Pennsylvania vol.
unteers, under Capt. Mindill, npon picket. At
an unseenily hour of the night, the grand guard
WIS surprised by n oopious amount Of fring
upon their flank, and Immediately sent for the
picket to come to their relief. This Captain
Mindill did, and the two companies charged up
and down the highways, byways, and alleys Of
the neighborhood Of the place for an hour or
more, but we're unable to find, anything In the
shape Of an enemy. A subsequent investiga.
ton by Major Spear, of the Twenty third, who
happened to be grand officer of the day, dis.
closed the fact that there had been n wedding
party in the neighborhood, among some citi.
zens Of the Celtic persuasion, and the guests
had amused themselves by firing of n large
number of pistols, or number oflarge pistols,
which depOnent declineth 10 say hence the
alarm.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
LATE FROM PORT ROYAL.j
The Styenty.ninth New York near Charleston
THEY CAPTURE THREE BATTERIESl
A Thousand COntrabands, and
More COming!

A letter from Port Royal says that the Sew
enty ninth New York regiment made a recon.
noissance towards Charleston, capturing three
batteries and spiking the guns. They returned
after having approached within twenty miles
of Charleston.
large amount of cotton was found, ready
for shipment, but the rebels were destroying
much of il.
About n Thousand rabands were about
the forts, and others ning.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
MARINE NEWS.

Ne,o York, Dec. 6.-The ship Yorkshire, from
Liverpool, reports that on November 2sth she
passed a steamer, barque rigged, showing the
rebel flag. She appeared to have lost her hui
warks, and had spread eagle on her stern. She
also had II white wheelhouse, and was steering
southeast.
Tho Vanderbilt will return Immediately to
Port Royal, with quartermasters' supplies.
The steamer Baltic sailed for Fort Pckens.
with the Seventy.afth New York regiment, this
afternoon.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
SuDren,e Court

Yesterday, Jas. B. Gardenhre, ESQ, of Mis-.
souri,; John J. Redick, Esq, of Nebraska;
Sam'l F. Clarkson, Esq, of New York, and Lo
renzo Sherwood, Esq, of New York, were ad.
mitted attorneys and cOunsellors of this court.
No. 10. Achas P. Dutton ct al. plaintiffs in
error, against H. Norton Strong ct al. This
cause was argued by Mr.. Doolittle for the plain.
tiffs in error, and by Mr.. Hibbard for the de-.
fendnnts in error.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
FROM KENTUCKY,

CINCINNATI, December 5.-The expulsion OF
the traitor Breckenridge from Congress gives
great satisfaction. Many aspire to succeed him
George Robertson, Nat. Wolfe, and Garrett
Davis Breckinridge are named.
Zol iooffer Is on the south side Of Cumberland
river. seven miles from Somerset, with 800
men, and some good artillery. General SchOf
is on this side, and will be ready to engage him
rs soon as the river recedes. A fight is ex'
eCted soon.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
The Christy MinstrsIs.

This famous and deservedly popular band of
ninstrels are drawing INN ense houses at the
Tenth Street Baptist Church. The vocal and
instrumental music Ia excellent-far superior
to that Of any minstrel band we have ever
heard in these parts. while the comic perform.
anCes and caricatures are laughable and
an using 10 the extreme. The very name of
Christy is sufficient to draw n crowded house,
the world over. The management OF the new
opera house has been cOnfded to the case OF
our polite and agreeable friend, Mr.. John P.
Smith, well known in Washington.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07

The New York Chamber Of Commerce has
adopted three important memorials TO Con.
gress-ope praying that coinage powers may
be- conferred on the New York Assay Office, one
asking for postal facilities by steam to China
and Japan, and one showing the necessity and
advantages of direct and uninterrupted rail
road line between New York and Washington,
go as to bring the two cities within six hours
Of each other, without detention by the way.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
dec 2-3aW3W
ExTRACT OF BUCHUl

LII JELMBOLD's EXTRACT OF BUCHUi
For Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel
DrOpsy, &o., nc.
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buohu for Secret and
ID .licate Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Buchu for Nervous and
Debilitated sufferers
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Buchu for Loss 0i
Memory, Loss Of Power, Dimness OF Vision, Din
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, and Unve sal
La.siude Of the muscular system.
HELnBOLD'S Extract Of Buohu for all dis
tressng ailments ObstruGtion., Irreg uarities, Elk.
In married life, or early ind,cretons, Sc and
all diseases of the sexual organs whether existing
In male or female, from whatever Gauss they may
ing
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Blu ,hu is pleasant In
its taste and odOr, and immediate In action.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles Tor IS, delivered
to anv address
Depot, 1O4 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia
dec Tim
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
FROM THE SOUTH.

Baltimore, Dec. 6.-Dispatches from Savan.
n th in yesterdays Richmond papers, dated the
18th inst, say:
"Sixteen Of the enemy's ships are now inside
the (Savannah) bar. Their attack on Fort Pu.
laskl is now hourly expected"
A telegram from Nashville, dated the Sd
inst, says that Floyd has fallen back to within
thirty miles of the Virginia and East Tennessee
railroad.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
FROM PORT ROYAL.

Ne,o York, December 6.-The steamship
Vanderbilt has arrived with Port Royal dates to
the Sd. No news.
The health of the troops is good. Beaufort
is still unOccupied.
Among the passengers are Captain Christie
and fve of the crew of the schooner Albion,
who were taken tor attempting to run the
blockade. She also brings one secession spy,
taken at Port Royal.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07

Assistant Surgeon j. G. Hernaon, of Virginia,
has been dismissed, by direction OF the Presi-
dent, from the army, for deserting his post.
Also, Major Lynde, for a similar reason, and
fer subsequently surrend-ring his command to
an Inferior force of insurgents in New Mexico
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
steamer for tn. Upp,r Pstom nc.

small steamer named tho Volunteer y
which was originally built for use in the shallow
phia, has been purchased by the Government
for service in the waters of the Upper Potomac.
She Is II stern.wheel boat, and draws only
eighteen inches Of water. She will be brought
from Philadelphia to Washington AZ soon AZ
repairs which she Is now undergoing at the
former city have been completed.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
RVJ. c. MCGUIRE q Co., Auo'ionesr''
EICELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT Al
TlON

OnSArURDAY MORNING, December eth. com.
mencing at 10 closk shall sell In front OF the
auction rooms. q large collection of fine household
Furniture and Effects of a gentleman declining
housekeeping, comprising
Walnut Hsircloth Sofas
Do do Reception and Arm Chairs
Marble top Centre and Side Tables
LOungng Chairs, Foot Cuhions
Walnut Marb top Bureaus and washstands
Walnut and Mahogany Wardrobes aud Bedstesds
Pal tied Bureaus and W ashstands, Toilet Sets
Cane seat Chamber and Resepiio ion Chairs
DO Rockers
Il air Matu esses, Feather Beds
Feather holsters and Pillows, Shuck Mattresse'
Cottage Bedsteads, Maple. post bedsteads
Mahogany Sdeboard and Extensiou Table
China, Glass and Crookery utiery, &s
Granue Dinner Set
Castor, ,Chafng Dishes
Bohemian Glass singer Bowls, Deoanters, &c
Wine Glasses, Jelly Glasses, eto.
Bru sell, Ingram, and Veuitiau Carpets
Blankets, Comforts, Counterpines, Quilts
Together with u complete assortment OF hitchen
Rtquisius
Terms cash. ,, no
dec Sd Tstarl Auctioneera
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly 10 thousand oepiss Of ta 6spub
l,cdn are circulated among the floating pnpu,a
lion every day ,bssidss thslargs number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note aocordingly,
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
Com for Court.

Walter yesterday, by officer Grant, for fighting
with white woman named Ellen Wash, on
Sixth street. The difficulty originated through
Parkers attempting to take improper liberties
with Ellen. They fought from + street to G
the culured man retreating backwards, follow.
ed by the indignant Ellen, with blows and i'm.
praeations, and were only stopped by the arri.
val OF the officer. The negro man was commit.
ted for court,
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
THE SOUTHWESTERN REFUGEEs

81. Louis, Dea. 5.-The care Of the refugees
from the Southwest has been assigned to the
Sanitary Commission in charge of the Govern.
ment Hospital in this city, where liberal contri'
buttons of money. clothing, and provisions, are
received. About 5000 worth Of clothing, blank
cts, &c, belonging to Camp Jackson prisoners,
have been cOnhsCated for their benefit.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
Sick and wounded Soldiers.

The aggregate number Of sick and wounded
soldiers accommodated in the various hospitals
in this city, amounts 10 ,0s+. The Eastern and
Northwestern troops appear to stand the olim'
ate better, and are much healthier, than those
coming from the Middle States.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
AO2 INT E N IOH AOc
h'o - II q O X A ~ o N s. T1o

A choice selection Of Psperhang ginRs, Warranted
Gold and Imitation Gold Band Window Shades
made into Wi dow Shades; Pic ure Cord and Tas
sells, different sizes and coors; Picture Nails Ringr
&c; abo he haudsomest assortment Of Oval Picture
Frames In the city from the best factory the
country; also, Passepartoss an Card Visite Frames
All Article warranted = represented, or no sale.
Purchasing for cash, all goods will be sold at the
lowest remuneratve prices.
Allowing no old stock TO accumulate, persons need
ing ,he above goods will lind new aud desirable
articles.
call solicited. ~ Remember the number ia
JOHN MARKRlrER,
No. 4s6 SevrL IN street,
doors above Odd Fell Iws' uail.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
LOAN AGENCY.
OFFICE OF
LEWIS JOH.E'SO.F j. CO.,
BANK RS,

LEWIS JOHNSON, of oug firm, having been ap
pointed Subscription Agent for the National Loan
authorized by the act of Congress OF nth July 1851
We are prepared to furnish, to parties desirous Of
making investment, any amount Of I 3 10 Treasury
Notes, of convenient sizes.
dec 2-tf LEWIS JOHNSON Il CO
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
The Coming Lecturer.

There will he Il meeting of the Washington
Lecture Association, this Saturday evening,
At "A O'Clock, at the resdencs Of Lewis Gle
phaiie, Esq, 325 q street. Important busi.
ness. W. A. CROPFUT,
SEQ, w. l.. A.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
o f F | G ! A l..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DKrARrMKsT,
November 80, 1861.
Notice Is hereby given Of the readiness Of th DE.
partment 10 redeem the Treasury notes authorized
by the act Of Congress approved l7ih December,
1880.
The interest on such Treasury notes will cease on
the hrst day Of February next, by the erms Of the
above act
8. p. OH HAsE,
Secretary sf the Treasury.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
Whitehurst, 40. 434 Penn. Avenue,

Ia selling original cdrtes de pisite photographs
OF Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is con.
sidered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs IN oil and water CUlOrs. Also portraits of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
is called to our full length etlerty es. for send
ing by mail. nov l3-lm'
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
Alarm OF Fire,

The alarm Of fire last evening, between seven
and eight O'Clock, was caused by bonfire In
tue northwestern portion Of the city. Several
of the fire companies we're out.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
THE WESTERN VIRGINIA CONVENTION

THE WESTERN VIRGINIA. CONVENTION.
Wheeling, Dec. 5,-rhe Convention, to-day,
abolished the system of voting viva UOce in the
Legislature, substituting that of voting by bal
lnl
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
As.ault-seIiinG Eiq aor 10 soldi.rs.

oath Of William Brown, charged with commit.
ting an assault and battery upon him, and also
for selling liquor to soldiers. He was held to
bail for court, on both charges, by Justice Bar.
naOlO.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
M. +. PARKER.

JV LOtnsidNd dp,, bd. Uk and IM IS, 90
North Side,
Having completed his arrangements, Ia now ready
to attend, even more vigorously than ever to
HOUSE, SIGN, and ndORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
In all Of Its various brsnohes Having secured the
services OF u corps of excellent wOrk kmen, am pre-
pared TO do Fags and Banners In the best style and
on the most reasonable terms. nov ll-soin.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
The District Volunteers

Have been assigned to the brigade under Col
H,]binsop, acting brigadier, who commanded al
Fort McHenry during the Baltimore troubles.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
India Rubber Goods.

India Rubber Goods.
India Rubber Blanket for Sl.26 each.
India Rubber Blankets rsry large size, 50 so each.
India Rubber Coats, 81 bU sach
india Rubber Ponchos, slightly damaged, 81 each.
India Rubber Isggings, 81 per pair.
AT II. A. HAIL h CO.'S
India Rubber W arehouse,
3OS Pennsyiv mia avenue,
nov 99-u Between Ninth and enth streets.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07

~ The Union Prayer Meeting will be
holden, every day this week, in the rooms Of tn
Young Mems Christian Association, Pa. avenue,
opposite Browns Hotel, to commence ut O'Clock
70 be continued one hour only dec ~
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
Ps soduce Market or Ellington

Reported by Messrs. VIM. f. Clark d Co., ,oholesalt
Produce and Commission Merchants No. 427
Ssuenth street. Sudlers supplied ,oith all kinds
Of produce, at ,ohOlesdle rates.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
RY ). G. MCGUIRE 4 CO, AuctiJneers
DOORS, WINDOW SAAH AVID BLINDS, ArAUc.
TON .r..-
EREMP7ORY SALE or TERT r4LUABLE COR
NER LOT NEAR THE "a LRUAD DEPOT

On THURSDAY, The 1.th of December, at 8
;lock, We will sell 10 he highest bi ider on the
premises part of Lot No. 4, in Square No $50, be
coming at the northwest corner OF sa square and
aiming thence souihwardly with the line of New
rsey avenue ~ feet thence easterly 100 feet to
lint distant 27 feet southerly from the south line of
orth street thence north Wardly to said line Of
rect, inter-, citing the at the distance of 100
Get east from the said northwest corner of said
quare, and thence west with said line OF said Z
rect to tn, point OF beginning. M
The above property h situated at the corner of
New Jersey avenue and u street, and is believed to
b. the best business locatien near the Depot
Terms: One third cash. the remainder In six and
lay of sals, secured BY . deed of trust upon the
| premises. JAS C.. MCGUIRE II co,
dec 7-dSds Auctoneers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
no THE PUBLIC.

=
In consequence of the constantly increasing imi-
talon Of the different brands Of Messrs Moet h
Chandon's Champagne Wines, especially Of their
Yin Imperial, Green Seal) consider 1t my duty 10
caution thu public against such imposition, and to
advise purchasers aud consumer to buy the Meet d
Chandon Wines only from reliable and respe ctable
hUu.es ADOLPHUS OECHS,
Nessr3. Moet Chsndon's General Agent
ior the United States aud the Csnsdas.
NetU York, d .Gember I, 1861
The national Republican., 1861-12-07
BVJ.o. "eo''"@ 3 co., A"'''"".s'''
EXTENSIVE SALE OF 100000 IMPORTED
1ND DOMESTIC CIGARS.

SATURDAY evening" December !, commeno
inT Al O'Clock, we shall sell, at the Washington
National Cigar sore OF Messrs. Homan Chandlee,
Ma I67 J. Fourteenth street bet ws-n Peunsy lvaniu
avenue and + street, opposite wilards' Hotels
we'll selected stock of
900, 900 Imported and Domestic cigars.
of choice brands all of which have been selected by
Mr. Uomsn OF the above firm, man of the most
extended experience In the cigar business Terms
cash. go
purchases at the time Of delivery need not receive
JAS G. MCGUIRE h CO,
dsob Auctioneers,
The national Republican., 1861-12-07

DY WALL Il SBtRNARD, h AucttOneers,
- Corner Pa. avenue and Ninth street.
3USTEE'S SALE OF 4 PERT vALUABLE IN
PRyTED BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
SEYEN7K STREET

'USTFES SALE OF PERT VALUABLE IN
PRyTED GUINNESS PROPERTY ON
SEVEH7H STREET
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November the
" th, at O'Clock, by virtue OF deed of trust re.
,det 10 Libtr j. A. s., No. ll2 folios 49s to 5O1 In
records of Wyshi gton county, II. G, will sell
front OF the premises, parts Of Lots Nos. and d,
Square No I52, fronting 25 feel inches on Sew,
IN slre.t west, between ] and Massachusetts ave
north, and running back Ill feet inches TO an
ley, and improved by good three story brick
IRE and dwelling
'erms made known The day of the sale.
'"ed Of conveyance to be made at the expense Of
purchaser
It the terms of the sale are not complied with
thin one week thereafter, then the property will
r.sold at the purchasers expense, by the Trustee
ing three days notice by one publication ia the
:. r,vening Star" -
D. N. LAWRENCE, Trustee.
WALL BARNARD,
nov ltd Auctioneers.
- Ths above property will be resOld
o. FRIDAY the 9TH instant, at z. M, in front Of
b. emises, at the Expense of the deihu ting pur
ser, j. h. leatman, he not having complied with
" te. of sale. deposit of 81 20 will be required
.. ! la deiaut of the payment OF such deposit the
p "perty will be Immediately res)d at the risk and
psn-e of such purchaser.
II nj, er having made the above deposit and the
tier terms OF sale of this second purchaser not
, implied with within week from Friday, the 9th
tant, tue properly will be resold at such purcha
srs ! TX and expense, by the Trustee, after having
t'y.n notice Of the same by publication in tho
d. NJ. LAWRENCE, Trustee
WALL q BARNARD,
dec8-lts Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07

Branch House Of P..Tiernan d. Sons Wine
Depot.
We beg attention to the above Ca I'D of Messrs.
MOet l. Chaudou, and at the same time to offer 10
ccnnoisssurs the oesbratsd Wines OF this house at
agent y prices SMITH Il HART,
405 Sixth street, up stairs,
dec 6-lwif Near Pa avenue, Washington.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07

CTRAYGD Or STOLEN-From In front
- of the Capitol on the Sd instant, n Bay l. orse,
between Is aod 10 hands high, of hiad foot white,
has' u J." on hi, thoulder, and " b I" burnt 10 his
of front hoof Any person giving information OF
his whereabouts to ]. b. Brown, corner First aud
streets north, Capitol Hili or to the Orderly Ser
goant Of Company b, Lincoln Cavalry, will be suiti.
bly, rewarded. dec o. t.
The national Republican., 1861-12-07

Mem York, Dec. 6.-The New York steamer
Bavaria arrived to-day, and brought sixty
thousand stand of arms for the Federal Gov
ernment, which were purchased in Belgium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

no mah After eoaing and Ming mp her water tanks she
ic. on the sth inst for Tampa Bay md the Gulf ports
Tho United stases steamer Crusader, Lieutenant I.
A Craven commanding, s stin in port
her btanie Malestys steamer SPitefnl, Commodore
Dunlop, hft this pcct en- tho Goth ut
The schooner A. Douglas, Captain Brsoks, sailed for
Philadelphia.
Fort Pickens sailed on the 4th inst.
Tho brig Elizabeth Watts, Captain Bryan from Fort
Pickss arrived the 4th cd TN for Philadelphia in
ballast. The bark r. II. Davis arrived from Philadelphia
the 9TH, with cargo Of coal for the naval Sect. se
sailed lpr Galveston on the 9TH The bark Ben Hallsw,
Capt Little, from FORT tickenr IN ballast arrived the
9th and lett on the tn for Philadelphia The bark Ann Eliza
BETH Capt Norgravo arrived the Sh from Philadelphia
SO days near Gun Key the bark William Jane, from
Matanzas, for Falmouth with sugar, ashore, bsed. The
ftisma wreckers hcd saved nearly her whole cargo u
boSfa sugar The vessel would DO total loss.
Tho bark Mary j kmbaii Capt. Mcclellan, spivcd from
city.
The city and tho garIsons remain perfectly healthy.
There has not been single death from yellow fever the
summer through At Fort Pckens and at Fort Jefferson
the health Of The garrison Is perfect.
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All night and everything taken out with tho purpose Of
sinking the vessel, but inst they wore about 10 take
the crow OH, another sail discovered witch proved
70 DO Inc santa Gina After ksfy the last narncd yes
sei consultation OF the pirates officers had Tho
opsan Thought they were getting too maay to take
Smps.oh must be made Of portion Of the prisoners
S,uo proposed that as prizes ware taken the
Vsses DO sunk and tho adfift N small beats
n wN -FOUR oncst and u bose Of water 10 each man.
me captain aemurred at such inhumsa proceeding
In number, ON board the Windwara and Furnish men,
WIN barrel OF Hour, two bar~s OF beef barrel of
oread ana little water, which amounted 10 about pint
day To each man. Among tho released prisynsrs were
TWO captains, one OF whom master OF the Wpdward
anu uree chief MATES The shronUMecr was nut ont Of
the way but was subsequently found end the vessel was
TAKEN 10 hones' Hole Several sail ~ vessels were seen
on ths passage and signals Of dist made but no
reei came probably prevented Through suspicion Of tho
Windward, she showing o large number OF men,
Eleven OF the passengers or tbs SCHOONER arrived in
TINS Guy last evening by the CanoneS, five oil whom
proceeded to Boston this msrRng The remainder took
passage in vesseis bound 10 Boston and New York.