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Organization OF the Pacific Telegraph
Company.

isOths'ffh ~, l., April IL, 1901.
The Pacific Telegraph Company organized in this
city TO day and the following elected directors
Hiram soley, Isaac Ruts, JOSIAH III wadc, Isaac r. ELL
wood, Chas, NJ stebbns, T. R. Walker, j.. II. Berryhil
Ed Creighton, Samuel l. Selden, T. Adams, John III.
Harris, Benz J. Fichlin, Albert W. Bee, JOS Graham
Jos Melbery Al the meeting Of directors, j. II. Wade
was elected PreedeSt Hiram Sbley Vice President, and
j. r. Elwood Secretary and treasurer. Active measures
will be taken 10 the completion OF the line 70 San
Francisco tns year the corporation OF the California
Company having orn sesurtd 70 extend their line
eastward.
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GOVERNOR LETCHERs PROCLAMATION.
THE WAR FEELING IN VIRGINIA.

BALTIMORE April IS, 1861.
Captain Pearson Of Norfolk steamer arrived in this
city this morning He reports that the entrance to
the harbor Of Norfolk has been obstructed by the sinking
OF small boats by order Of Governor Letcher Captain
Pearson says that he compelled to go over the flats
and that the object to prevent the
vessels leaving, as ordered.
The Norfolk Custom House has also been broken into
and large quantity Of guns stored there taken away
The cutter at Norfolk has also been boarded
and the guns seized
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PUBLIC FEELING IN DETROIT.

VI 10.1
II q scene OF excitement that followed the an.
nouncemen OF the commencement OF hosttes Charles
ton in the theatre last night At the conclusion Of the
st piece the manager came before the curtain and
aprvate despatch which had been received at the Free
Pres office, TO the effect that Hostilitiee were COM
menced at Charleston at an early hour this morning
For moment the vast crowd in attendance we're dumb
with emot on; then . gentleman In the orchestra
seats proposed three cheers for the Union which were
responded to with the greatest unanmity and enthusi-
asm The orchestra caught the inspiration and started
the national anthem which received with clapping
OF hands, stamping Of feet waving OF handkerchief and
every conceivable manifestation Of enthusiasm. The
other national airs followed and received with SINH
lar demonstration The outburst Of sponta.
neous, and could have been no more significant. It
showed concusivey the sentiment OF the popular mind
fully demonstrated that the people for the Union
and always During the evening other dispatches
were read from the stage, which were similarly re-
ceiyed.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, April IL, 1901.
The sales Of cotton in the Southern markets are very
small, and little Offering Holders demanded An advance
AUGUSTA, Ca, April is, 1861.
The news OF the secession OF Virginia was com NUM-
Gated 70 Roger A. Pryor az he departing In the cars
for Montgomery. There was immense cheering, and
bt,B rere rupR and cannon fred
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REPORTS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April II, 1861
Active and great preparations making here for the
defence Of New Orleans.
The City Council has appropriated $500 ooo for the de
fence OF this city
Eve. ything in the way Of military matters making
rapid progress.
The Terribonne Rifles and company Of regular in
fantry left for Pensacola to-day. Troops continue to
arrive from the interior.
The war news has created the highest excitement.
The military qtto Of Pensacola remains unchanged.
The Supreme Court and all District Courts Of New Or
leans adjourned today TIL the Goth of May next
sequence Of impending threatened hostilities.
If found necessary martial law will be declared.
Several vessels fitting out at this port in anticpa
zion o. the Issuing OF letters OF marque
NEW ORLEANS, April II, 1861
President Davis has made additional call for troops
the Confederate states Gov. Moore has issued pro
clamaon to-day for three thousand from louisiana
MAJOR Gen. Clark and staff, Of Mississippi passed
through New Orleans to-day from Pensacola rou. for
Mississippi TO organize and put in the field four thousand
0Iher states will contribute their quota in proper
tion.
General Clark reports change In the military Sldu
quo OF Pensacola No attack would be made for the next
Cen days
General Pillow arrived in Montgomery yesterday and
for the use Of the confederate army.
English vessels receiving freighs TO Liverpool at
seven Of penny preference American ships
which are refused at three eighths.
number OF Northern ships cleared In ballast to-day
Tor eastern ports and Of which arrived OF the
bar from Liverpool ordered North The Common
council OF New Orleans appropriated yesterday $500 COO
for the defence Of the city,
NEw ORLEANS, April Is, 1861
n liant
Virginia One hundred guns were fred amid The will Toe,
rejoioings.
Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina, Missouri a,d
Arkansas, IL is expected, viii go out TINS week
Captain Noder, OF the French marine, has offered hs
services 70 the Confederate government and will 1T ont
privateer at his expense Several prvateers are
expected TO sail from this port shortly.
The loan all taken. The rush Of subscribers was
tremendous One hundred millions would be taken II
necessary.
Recruiting progresses rapidly in New orleans. The
regiments are filling up fast and troops pouring 10
rom the Interior The highest military spirit prevails.
The seizure Of powder and provisions for the South by
authorities Of Cincinnati s expected produce hos
thtlee between Ohio and Kentucky.
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Tm BURNED MAns-The Postmaster at Pittsbure Pa ,
In I'm official announcement relative TO the mails from
that city, bound on their way East on the goth ult.
says there were registered letters containing valuable
enclosures directed TO the following persons John fee
and GASEOUS Fischer New York city; John NJ Hambn,
delpha; Third Assistant Postmaster General washington
~ u 9. Barry Co, Bowers, wilkins Co., and
" fetts %, Wilmington, Del. The mails from the
ONCE were the entire mail for Philadelphia and those for
the Eastern and Northern counties OF the state, well
as for New Jersey and Delaware
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SEIZURE OF HARPER'S FERRY.

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1861.
s stated in financial circles ne coming direct from
authority that the has adyces that arpers
Ferry is In the hands Of Virginia
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The Columbus (NIss) Dewoc-U urges Governor Pettus
10 proceed at TO raise the million OF dollars author
lied TO be raised by the state Convention Of Mississippi,
and TO advance IL a. loan to the government OF the
Confederate States,
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RvAers or DurHxsIA. Hon. william Allen rep.
reseptstve IN Congress from the Piqua (Ohio) district
within the last months has lost his whole family OF
our children By that dreadful scourse, dipthera.
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y
The brig Calvert Captain hisr, for Sierra Leone, w.
c. A., will sail from this port Saturday next, Goth
instant. All letters and wspapers intended for the
American squadron and others will be forwarded IL sent
70 Foreign Letter once, Philadelphia Exchange on or
before above date.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, April Is, 1851.
despatch was received at Savannah the 10th that
Virginia had passed the ordinance Of secession TO take
effect in two days No adviccs to that effect have been
received here nevertheless IL is believed by the govern
mept.
Unless the Cincinnati seizures are promptly re-
dressed win intercourse and seizure of Ohio
property at New Orleans.
One hundred guns firing all over the South
for Virginia President Davis has just been officially
notified.
NOZZLE, April Is, 1851
The secession OF Virginia was received with
cheering Cannon were fred and bells rung The PEG.
pie are frantic.
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0UR GREAT CRISIS
Il II e w AR.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
SECESSION OF VIRGINIA.
ITS EFFECT IN the SOUTH.
The "0ld Dominion to be the Battle
field of the Coming Struggle.
The City Of Washington
Threatened.
Troops Hurrying from the
North for the Defence of !.
the National Capital.
The Seventh Regiment to
: Leave New York To-Day.
All Citizens, Strangers and Office
Seekers Under Arms.
Important and Favorable De-
monstrations in Baltimore.
Northern Troops Pass Through
Without Hindrance.
The Roll Of the Drum Heard
from Montauk Point to the
Falls Of st. Anthony.
The Entire North Keeping Step to
the Music Of the Union.
Every City, Town and Village Alive
with Volunteers.
THE FALL OF SUMTER.
See Second Page for an Account Of the Bonn
bardmcnt Of Sumter.
N JOR NDER ON.
See Third Page for Interesting Details Of His
Arrival at this Port,
&C., &C., &c.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE DEFENCE OF
THE CAPITAL.

"701TNVIVNi hIFII 10 1861.
The mastering Of men is going gu briskly 10 night.
All the Northern and Western men in the city are
organized for active service General Lane, United
States Senator from Kansas commands about one bundre
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THE QUARTERS OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT
AND OTHER TROOPS.

AND OTHER TROOPS.
WASHINGTON, April IS, 1861
Colonel Bitterfeld arrived here this morning, from
New York; for the purpose Of making arrangements re-
speeding the Seventh regiment. He called upon General
Scott who informed him that he bad last evening, de-
spatched orders for them 10 proceed by rail Immediately
to this CITY, It is understood that they win be quartered
for the present in the old Hall Of the House Represen-
tatves. They will probably DO perman ,ntly stationed
on Capitol Hin.
The commander Of the regiment, Colonel Leiers, was
also informed Of the movements which are understood to
be foot in Baltimore u prevent troops from crossing
city, and accordingly be prepared for any
been given tothe troops at Philadelphia, Harrisburg and
other points. They will, therefore, come prepared TO
fight their way to the federal capital it should be
cessary.
The city in the greatest state Of excitement and has
been all day. The action Of Virginia in passing the Sc
cesson ordnance reply Of Governor Letcher to
the Presidents requsiton for troops from that State to
sustain the federal government, definitely settles the
question.
Washington is to be the great battle ground and the
confederate States backed by Virginia. will concentrate
army Of hundred thousand men the banks Of
the Potomac to drive they openly assert the present
administration from the capital of the nation.
The South do not expect to hold it, but they are fully
determined that the Lincoln government shall not
main here If they can prevent it.
Within the next ten days the administration will
trate many troops as can be accommodated The
city is vulnerable from nearly every direction sur
rounded as it is by Virginia and Maryland These
States as well the entire South are aware of these
facts.
The Secretaries of the several departments oday
fed the clerks in their respective departments to return
at five O'Clock, for the purpose Of having the military
oath administered to each and all of them They viii be
required if should become necessary TO take arms in
defence Of the city.
that all the forts and arsenas in the State of
North Carolina have by his order been seized II I'm
derstood that all the federal property within her limits
will be taken.
private letter received here to-day from ex Sc.
creary Guthrie Of Kentucky He gives his opinion
although he is decidedly opposed to it, that Kentucky
will join the Confederate States The proclamation of
Mr. Lincoln, he says, has aroused the entire secession
element throughout the State and many Union are
being carried along with the excitement Of the hour he
gave 1t his opinion that If Virginia should pass the
secession ordinance Kentucky will certainly follow.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

- CUNtURD, N H. April 10, 1911.
81 The State Capital Bank has rendered heoan of
10 Governor Goodwin to aid in putting down rebellion.
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MAINE.

- AUGUSTA, Ne, April 10, 1861.
-fYaCv washburn, Of Maine, has received despatch
6 the Secretary OF War; stating that Names quota Of
cops win be required At their rendezvous by the goth
a PORTLAND, Me-, April 49, 1861.
Several patriotic residents Of this city have rendered
loan Of $4,000 to the State for the defence Of the
federal government
AT Camden the democrats have cut out the Of
Herschel " johnson of Georgia. from their old election
tAag and substituted piece Of black Grape.
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= Il n " A a.

CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGEl
p,ode leland contingent Of 900 men 70 New foik,
ia 4 was supposed they would be READY 'o-uas'
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Kansas, Illinois and Massachusetts, His colleague,
General Pomeroy, Lieutenant in the same company
Cassius N. Clay sent his family to Philadelphia
day and since been engaged in mastering force
and night it numbers about two hundred Of the best
men in the city. In the ranks government officials,
high and low foreign Minister'S Governors United States
Senator's &c Colonel Lamon Marshal Of the District, is
First Lieutenant, and William Mhward, United s.a.ss
Marshal Of the Eastern district Of Pe.nsylyany. is
Second Lieutenant.
Governor Nye has raised about fifty men, and turned
them over to the command Of Colonel Clay
The determination Of all in the city is 70 hold the
city, at all hazards, until there is sufficient military
force here to relieve the citizens End civilians
| teering,
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CONNECTICUT.

CONNECTICUT.
NEW LONDON April II, 1881
His x .elency Governor Buckingham has made 'he
SsuoUnc appointments upon his staff Tor the year en-
Xing-Aide. Colonies Fl. II. Osgood: of Norwich, ana
yNnrv r. Bond OF New london; Adjrtant General, Gen.
IN williams Of Hartford; ComrAssary General, Col
Gkpry W. Bbge, Of Norwich; caartermaster General,
col NJ Hathaway, Of suield Faymaster General, Col
VIM. 0. lri.h, Of New London.
Hartford, April II, 1861
The largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever held In
sx,s CITY was held here this evening. called TO
nstasu the gos eminent With the exception Of few
Hiding democrats the Of the people true to the
{DurS and stripes.
r m nsrxs or s city II afternoon tendered45o0 COZ
70 the Governor fer arming the troops.'
The Connecticut regiment will be organized in day OF
two and prepared to respond the call Of the govern
ment.
NoEwlCn, Conn.,, April IS, 1851.
An enthusiastic meeting was held here to day. Tel
Thousand dollars raised by subscription for the FAM
lies of volunteers. Governor Buckingham and Wiiar
p Greene gave one thousand dollars each.
DASDuRy, Conn, April IL, 1861.
:, Company c, Captain L Z. widman, held meetn
tonight and decided by unanimous vote, to offer the
services to Govern6f Buckingham, which they did b
telegraph Immediately About thirty volunteers ais
soGered their services.
. The directors Of Pahquoque Bank today unanimousl
voted 10 tender the Governor $50, 0G0..,
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w ashington, Nov. 20.

w ashlngton, Nov. ~.
A grand review Of our troops held
to-day at Balls Cross Roads has attracted
An immense crowd Of spectators, and
Washington il nearly dcpopumted Fifty
thousand men are under review by
Gen McClelland, and their excellent con-
dition ELECTS the warmest praise. The
soldiers arc ready for any service that may
be required, and the reception they gave
the General showed that they have full
faith in him M a leader.
Thirteen men of the lIth Brooklyn
regimen, Of New York, who were engaged
in the picket fight on Monday are still
missing. 1t il feared that they have fall
en- into the hands Of the enemy.
The rebels continue their correspond
ence with their friends in Washington, anc
their mail carriers in Virginia still def,
the Government, carrying messages I,
and from Richmond without detention.
A ridiculous report il in circulation
here to the effect that, the Administrations
has given assurances 10 the British Gov.
eminent that British vessels shall have ac
cess to the cotton ports before the expira.
ton of the winter.
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1t Is known that Col Moore has pos
session of the town Of Memphis. Among
other prisoners taken aud held by him was
Judge Thomas j Richardson, an old res
idcnt of the place and man of good
standing, though secessionist He was
grateful to Col. Moore for putting him I'M
der arrest, as he was thus in less danger ot
being harmed. On Monday night, as the
Judge sat in the guard room reading a
paIer. he was suddenly fired upon by some
ono outside of the house. the bail passing
through the front part Of bis head. so that
the brain fell out, aud he expired intsant-
L., without a groan Search was inilne-
dlately made Tor the murderer. but no clue
t. him had been found on "Wednesday
morning As will be seen, reward OF
II ,lpO rs offered far the apprehension of
he murderer. Col. Moore is using every
effort h. bring the offender to justice.
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E4lcr aaoKA Port bsoyai.

New York Nov 10
The steam transport Atlantic arrived
TINS morning from Fort Royal, which place
she left on the 10th inst Nothing of
Importance has transpired since last adv-
cts She had ON board number of pas
sengers and invaids from tie army and
navy, also six prisoners. Everything re-
manned quiet.
The troops had been all stationed and
We're all well. Several visits had been
made to Beaufort by regiment or SO, but
they had retired again, leaving the place
deserted. There had been no communl-
cation from the opposite side Of the Island.
The stores and ordnance had nearly all
been landed, and several transports will
soon be ready to leave
The dispatch relative to feet being
seen off Fernadina, bound south, was un-
doubtodly an error, as the Federal fleet
still remained Mt Port Roval on the / 9th.
The Atlantic brings number of Seces-
sion trophies, and one Bale of Cotton.
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AttretA mai fsrAarayrd
TT. MADISON. Nov. 2D.

It. MADISON, NOV. ~, bl.
Eli. GATE CRY The two boilers in
Atlee's saw mill exploded this morning,
about nine o'clock, with a terrible report,
shaking the town like an earthquake, re-
duoing the building to wreck, and scald-
Ing and bruislng q. &. Racy and his son,
Andrew Fulcher, engineer, Van Hall, fire.
man, Winder and ". Kirk, some of them
fatally and all seriously. Parts Of the boil
ers, Weighing two tons, were thrown forty
feet high and fell twice that distance from
the mill III is a wonder, after looking Mt
the ruins, how the fireman and engineer
escaped without being instantly killed.
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GENERAL ORDER M. II

No. lI.IHut no citizen. inhslitani or resident OF
THIS state subject TO do military duty either ia the
Volunteer Reserve Militia shall be after Hat or
engage TO entsr tho military service any other
and ali persons liable military dur, within thisslais
are hereby prohibited f.om epiisng, agreeing
list, er assembling with yiew o. fer the purIse OF
tertuE Tie service OF ans other STATE. Nor shsl ans
person within this stale, Liable do military duty en.
Ter into the service ~ tbs Jnied States except under
the express authority 81 this State. Fror,asd That
this orer Is hot iteLayd arIs 10 prevent tie Gov
ernnenl ~ the United States ftom recruiting FIR the
Regular Army pursuant 50 the Acts of Congress and
provided inr.hsf, ha tlis order the next sueet.e
inE one, does n.t apply to the Company now being
raiseaai Dubuque Ter lLe IL On Reg nient =
No ILL., hat all persons, hesAer re,iatHts ofthis
ihortzed oreafs u tbs lsted ssles seerit iar he
linked States Regular Army, are hereby prohlittce
Foni tuiisting any manner rAiting men within
this stale sith sirs or III. IulIose .f entering
Into the military service an, ether state or u he
United states except In pursuance ~ the ava anu
thgrity of the Stale Of lows.
NJ. lN.ThattAe Adlufant G tneral uf iLbs state be-
charged wlh the duty OF seeing that neither ~ The
above Order Nos. H. and Ill ) IL Violated
And the said AdluiAni Ctpsfal, ~htn satisfied ths,
either any 81 the above 0rders mos. IL aud III
has aesn beng toiafed sbalt D0sr Al otcers "a
persons violating sutA oTarrs military arrest
less the Commander int lef bLefs aIrtess, 10 he
a4tae he'd To- sIscF asa serve III any csnpa-
ny % regiment beiag ralssa ~isLt sA.s skate u.a.r
authority tie rNpt.
b. orarr IL the c on % a nd + III. 1 hief
y. u. bAhER
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COMMERCIAL.

DAtLy Garx CRY Osrtts,
kxoKug, Nov. 16, 81.
FLoUR-saperhne 81 so; Spring Wheat exira o. IS;
Fall Wheat Extra se Is.
BRAN AND She RTs-25 10 Zoe r. 100 hs.
CoRN--Isto lie q bush.
BARLEY-No sale.
wHEAT-in good demand. Pail roe Is, spring 80
CHOICE do 55c.
RYE--20c duIi.
OATs--1aa ai5c.
POTATOES By tbs load retail u to soc
sUGAR-Sew Orleans fair eaaieh, prime TO- "a
III, clarified I2ala crushed aud loaf la.8Ials
AoLAssRs-Piantation 45Ss5o; sugarhouse Asa 80,
Golden Syrup 7oa75c.
COFFEE-Rlo i7a lsc; Java 2aaE24; Laguyrs 20a %.
RICE-ggs aIDc.
soAP-Paim DC, Family 5s.c, German (Cin.) u.
27te.
cANDLEs--star 1875, ssearine IL, Mouldli
LARD-6e; retail Toe
DuTTEH--Common 6a-c. Choice 10, ret all IL ]. "a Is.
LEATHER--sole 2sses; Harness ss'aa0.
HIDEs-Dry l0a lie, green 4ka5 green sheep
pelts 3oSasci green hog skins l5c.
HAY-Timothy, new % 0046 90, baled 81 Ooa 10;
Prairie ~ U.
sEEDs-Hungarian Grass 70; Timothy 81 90 Fla.
Seed 55a60
oSiONs-35a40c.
EfsUS--hays.
WHITE BEAss-socasi d.
PEATHERs--eJa30.
FRUIT Dried Apples u GO v bushel. Dried
Peaches 81 sea 81 rs. Raisins ~ 75ps3 -.
CHEEsE-w astern Reserve Sc penmak 61sa7
BEEF aac gross. 3a4 quarter.
SHEEp--$l 5oa2 81 v head
H0GS-Dressed atta3c.
sALT-G. A. 81 30 r sack; Kanawha g. 75a 50 ~
v barrel: Liverpootsi eoas 100 y sack; Lake " a
e. % & bb
fIsH-Maekerei, No. ss0S AL v Dbl. No. 2 sit
asl7, No. si1a$l3. White Fish NJ. e5 50 as X
q half hbl God Fish 5ee " n.
RAGs--2c.
OLD IRON sc 3 d Brass sa,Ioc n. Cop
per 12tac n.
kNGHANGk--On New York, Bunk able Funds 4 4
for gold a cent 81 Louis & y cent for Nilsson,
Funds.
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E The high wind, Tuesday nigh

H- The high wind, Tuesday night,
did a smashing business around town,
generally. Fences and tree-boxes circu.
lated promiseuously and lodged indiscrm.
nately, az it happened. No very serious
damage happened, though the English
language was found to be considerably
twisted in the morning.
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II
due here on Tuesday evening, did not ar
rive TIL y a, m. Yesterday, having been
delayed about nine hours on her down trip
BY fog and about the same time on her
up trip by having been blown, BY the high
wind, on sand-bar. She brought up TO
Hannibal about 800 tons of Government
freight, and to this place several soldiers
Of the Iowa 1th on furlough.
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New Ynrl NV

-NtW" UIhf 4NUN- ~
The bark Teresa reports that ON the
18th inst, she spoke the schooner Win
throp, from Wilmington, y c., for Mas
san. The Winthrop had run the blockade
with another schooner four days previous
~ On the 18th inst, lat g. long ! L,
fell in with the brig Judge Whitman from
Boston for Fortress Monroe with the grau-
tie in sinking condition, took off Capt,
Bragg aud crew and brought them to this
port.