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Mi4eellaneOuS.

scHR BowDrrcH (of Casnc) Perkins sailed hence July
for St AIMS Bay Ja and the 0h In tremendous hurr
cane boarded by which carried away both masts
washed all hands overheard Capt Perkins succeeded ia
getting board the schr by Of the nanboom and
remained the wreck days without food water until
by Capt Wooster of schr Fantauzz from Arroyo
and brought to this port.
seized al New Orleans has been condemncd by the southern
courts Is reported thar her late captain Is now lieutenant
in 1887 Portsmouth, Nh 1898 register had been lately
money Of her former voyage amounting TO S7oo) had been
tn % in & Sh eoVsiS ss s o as s
vessel was owned IL New Orleans and the remainder by gen
BARK lola WyIlx, Patterson, sunk OF Dungeness had
portion Of the sails yards and materials saved The
tons)
BRIG oas Jass.y sss;y at Re cFanae when
ley and cabin doors spill. main topsa and oaerw,e
The Vessel . to a. vs Tine ae s Mr.
board and lost lie drifting upon plank,
every effort made Ia save him. but the violence OF
the gale and the heavy running rendered all attempts TO
reach him Intellectual.
M ASHORE S and 1 b On R9Is ,"a ID, sSos the
!c get her Of her back to The city.
Sem BEN, wnqaT Brown m lnae hs cruise put
'Hp Hwd @s' Of woldes " ' VI '' ''" "' '''
PoRr LOUIS Maurtus June e. u WAS found impossible to
uli The hui and spsg brought Se the sail. rsgos and
The only American vessels in ship Hydra OF
ssssr Ewood Walter Esq Secretary Board Ia
derwri.ers.)
Qus1xssrows, July l0-Pui IN, brig Brown, Hammond,
from Liverpool for Praridence With rudder gone id other
dlulne.
SPsAMsHIr NEw YoRK-Of Sandy Hook July ~, 1851
Capt G. Wenkc, cutamandng steamship New IsEk:-Dear
SrWe, the undersigned, passengers On board
ship during her late trip Europe 70 this cSuntry feel
that take leave Of you without expressing
highest appreciation Of yor watcfnl ara attention
cordial thanks and entire satisfaction
Varied contests with wErh
occss continually surrounded ma and which mace
Forget tina. Il. Wefeel great pleasure tes
fying the in every way complete and samantha
In which every department OF your noble JIp has beer
cers VITO readily seconded your svdeavors us
forget the trouble and dangers atteDdi
sage With kind regards and best wes ic- The prosperity
OF you.sel family and officers . your friends.
Capt Wilcox late commanding stcesnsap Vanderbilt Capt
SHOW, Wilson, Rawse, Eias ay,sor, VIM Il Make,
d y Wilcox, II simon ChArcs Sc,z,fue Qarduler
Hoete Kuphal, Simon and sH,cH
Whaixxacn.
AZ Bermuda July II, sch: Taruun Hin Freeman, with
Spoken, &c.
Ship Chariot Of Fare Hubbard, from Fan Francisco fol
Liverpool, May 20 Ia. ~ 5, Ion 20. 4.
Am snip Eespcrs Nay u.s. lat is q s. Ion % ID pert
the Hosprr, Johrsu, hence April rs for Hong kong)
ship NgpocoaL Gushing, IRON Liverpool Tor Cacar Ma
.sh,e Mystery from Hong Kong for Demsrara o 30 Ia
| 81 ~ S, Ion IS as
ship Abner sesson, seson from Callao for Crk June .
J lnt 81 3i y, lon Il IL
| deo juuc IL lat 10 II, Ion ~
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UNITED STATES GUARD.

This regiment numbering hundred and forty men,
expect to receive marching orders for the of
few days majority of the officers have actual
vice in Europe and the Crmea, several Of whose
appear in the English Army List and others have tes
mnnias from high military authorities in Canada for gal
liant conduct Additional assistance being required TO aid
in the immediate completion Of the regiment tho follow
ing named gentlemen will receive subscriptions for that
purpose:-Messrs SpoIford, Tleston Co.; j. K Il T.. b.
Place n N Titus Co. Edward La Montague, ESD Gen
John Montgomery; Theodore Roosevelt, Esq; James
Speyers, ESQ,
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BRITISH VOLUNTEERS ACCEPTED BY THE
GOVERNMENT.

APPEAL TO THE BRITISH MERCHANTS TO AID IN EQUIP.
PING THE REGIMENT.
It affords pleasure to state that Mr.. r. f. A. Hamp
has received communication from the War Depart
ment at Washington announcing the acceptance of the
regiment of British Volunteers for tho term Of three years.
with instructions to be ready for marching orders In
twenty ono days Mr.. Hampson has exerted himself to
induce his countrymen to swell the myriad columns of
LOYAL men who eager 10 rush TO the defence Of the
Union and it is gratifying TO know that this regiment
when brought into action will be as effective as any
Northern regiment of volunteers, for it is to be sslcy
under the command of officers who have served in the
English army. Mr. Hanpson is graduate OF the Hythe
school mlskery and has been her Mjestys service
We understand that Governor Morgan Is instructed to
report to the authorities at Washington as TO the
efficiency of the officers who will command the British
Volunteers. 1t is to be hoped that the English mer
chants New York, particularly the banking houses will
come forward and contribute to cquppng this regiment.
u well known that great majority Of the merchants
who have previously aided the volunteer regiments were
American houses and this circumstance coupled with the
fact that the Union Defence Committee unable to fi
nsh the means necessary for the proper equipment OF
volunteers warrants the members Of the British Volun
tsers in appealing with confidence to the British ner
chants Of New York for the requisite material ato qualify
them DO hattie for tho preservation and perpetpy OF
The Urin upon which commerce as well as civu ana re-
ka0us liberty much depends. We hope that THIS Just
appeal will be responded to in the somesencrous nSnner
which other less important appeals have been met by
British merchants.
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ken Of their undyg regard In referring 10 this sword
ne remarked that he hoped would said OF him Major
McDermot as II was said of the Father of his Country
that liberty unsheathed his sword necessity stained ii
ana victory shoathed It," Major McDrmott responded In
an appropriate and very patriotic manner and said that
no act OF MS should tarnsh the beautiful gift they had so
generously bestowed upon him. The equipments are very
neat ana servceabe and reflect much credit upon the fol-
loving gentlemen composing tho Committee on Presenta
lion, vlz;mhenry D. johnson, DR.. l.. s. Peck, Edward
Mn-ray, W F. Godfrey, Frank Reiiier W Fisher Weeks
and n,unis H. Root
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THE CLINTON RIFLES, COLONEL PAGE.

Three hundred recruits have been added TO this reg-
mcnt within the last two days On Saturday, ii is ex.
pectedhve hundred Of tho men will be mustered the
service The regiment is quarered staten Island
Their camp has been named Camp Seward honor the
Secretary Of State. Yesterday Mr. r. b. Locke was ap.
pointed Quartermaser Mr. Sanchez dc Agreda, Commits.
sary and Mr.. J. r. Raymond Adutant the regiment.
THESE gentlemen are all very efficient officers TIE last
named, Mr. Raymond, has been for the past eight years
an active member Of the Seventh regiment
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CONTINENTAL GUARD.

teegraphc despatch received last evening from
Washington stating that the Continental Guard accept
ed The different recruiting officers requested meet
at the headquarters of this regiment Montague Hall,
Brooklyn at ten O'Clock this morning. prepared to report
the full number Of mon which they have enrolled Out of
town officers will report by mail or in person at the
earliest possible moment Quarters will Immediately be
provided for the m
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THE SOUTHERN PRODUCE LOAN.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT RICHMOND, july II, 1861. !
Hon. o. NJ. DANTzLER ST. MATTHEW PARISH, S. c. -
SlR--Your letter Of the 9Th instant, makes inquiry
which ind repeated from several other quarters to
which think it best to make public reply The inquiry
is, whether, sales be made before the day
named in the cotton subscriptions without sacrifice Of
the property the saesa are still TO be insisted on answer,
certainly not The day named IS upon the presumption
that the blockade will he broken and that sales Of pro-
ducc then be made. ! propose to submit another
plan provide for the contingency Of continuance Of
the blockade which will allow indefinite retention of
the crop. But II constitutes part OF either plan to force
the produce on the market at a sacrifice. With much
respect your obedcnt servant.
c. G. MEMMlNGER, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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| NCIEAREp.
| Ship Scranton, sena, Iiveipooi-Lawrence Giles
Bark Bark Eta h salCs asnHss Sosao RGhoud
Brig Liberals (Nori Ander%n Bris,o-lIolmsoe acc
B E uran %e Fe Soa Walls Co.,
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Brig Cashier Hastings Poil Pese-Yates, Por,erhea
BRIG F RgS TsGscy l2 , Son Co
Eg peh Eject s, p sFySa9 rookn
ssRr Ssss. ' smith, G ghns ND Ss%S '''
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s sSsr d Dc TsrI S SSse lnabaSgaa uourb
Sr Roger, wsr,sing,oG sSr,lsaam Racket Man,
s sssr E fSn. rss .Ms; r rs5sSs.c.
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scsr vsg esi, Isll New Haven.
sISSp Blq SaSsS Asa Rys,SL Kenny
steamer Concord, Norman Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
fssS PR ss re ssy 10 vs
John G Dale Arrived OH the Battery at AM 10Th inst,
spf bsmSe gong "
ss r SGsa s e r. 6 ss
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s'aSa ss % %e''
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s9sssss sIas Lssg01 s"ns 1 T
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iaiHx 81 II days II ballast to hdde1dss Had great
S1s %.I INV % a;s
pokS bark ao1 Of Bosisa So"na East gsi y e. oa
"a 90 S ss B ar po Gn% aS @ S S s Y Tas
sh,g, Victory Ainswogth Liverpool ~ days Win mdse
eSp captain had
?9 IA, %n ss9s a1 JS ship Her
Ship Lamar, Bradley, LONDON and Gravesepd, June
SNIP Tf e ea Wight june
Th %s;' s'S g @ Mp5a ZIP
sGn WiS sssn9 asg shSw5 aS 18th
sl 3 ssss j al a
sB Hvr 81 as Il SIS On lP Sa&s
bark 4 Mcneil from Hare for New York. sr'
Hs,ss @i$
%n ns hS" & $ T Sf ass nns
RCD ss w 5e red W rs @ IA 1 s 20 Lon
Ia 4 @H s %sSs =
lon spoSscSr Mathews Of ssars S for Ma MART
Mahclno, 30 da!s N
ballast to master On the Banks saw large iceberg 9Th
inst lat 4 ~ lon 40 H. saw ship Tonawanda from Liverpool
| Tor Phladepha. x,,,
Bark SpcedwcIl (oi BOSTON, Eldridgc Monaco June g.
passed the Rock June ~ with Fruit to Lawrence Giles Co
June ~ Capt Enoch loves died III IT. IN la 81 81 Ion ~
81 18TH lat ~ U.s. Ion ~ 10 spoke bark Louisa kilharn
Brig Sea Foam to New Bedlord) Briggs Palermo and 45
days from The ROCK with irul to ShaniDeilln fhelps
Brig Beatrice (oi liarrlngton), Drisko, lngan IL days
| with coal TO Post small - 49, 49,
Brig Caledonia Br) Jones Husboro, Ms, III days with
| plaster TO Waller Tompkins .
Brig Lydia Glover Getchkel Euzabetnport Tor Boston,
shr Adebaran (of Brookhaycnl Hand opor:o 4a days,
shin Ontario from liverpool for New York; same day saw
| shin f. II (;nbain from Nov Orleans for Bremen
schr Fanmaaze (of EastporO Wooster Arrovo Jn TO-
with sugar and moasses, toJ )nnava 18th inst lat B,
IL Ion 6S So fell i'm with schr Bowdch of Casce full of
water and disnas,ed took Oh the captain the rest having
| been lost.
Schr Nuevo FIX (Sp) Lainatte st Domingo CITY I6 DAYS
| with honey &c 10 Giu,ernal A Eseoyinza ~ -
Schr T = Abeli Bragg Elizabethport for Salem.
Schr Amazon Wlckson, Ezabethport for Provincetown.
Schr + u Nash Eaton Elzabethport for Boston
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Married.


BfAuvEr-ZAB RIsKis-On Tuesday July %, "a the resi-
dence OF the brides father, by Rev H. W T. Jones Rev.
AUGUSTUS BiAUvIT OF New York, to JENNY A., second
daughter Of A 81 zabriskie, Esq of Bergen Point New
Jersey
HAt-wArERs. On Thursday, July 25 at ST Peters
church, by the Rev Mr. Saunon, DIR. SAMUEL H. HAIL. Of
Connecticut 10 Miss FANNIE g. youngest daughter John
Waters Esq, OF this city
Hartford (Conn papers please copy.
LopEz-LAzARCs On Wednesday, July "a, by the Rev
j. Lyons, Lorsz to SOPHIA, daughter of S Lazarus,
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THE SICKLES BRIGADE EN- ROUTE-ACCI-
DENT.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25, 1861.

PHILADELPHIA July 25 1861.
The regiments of Colonel Sckes brigade passed through
here last night.
Archibald Mcneil Of Company G, .Jackson's, sicklcs'
regiment shot IN the upper jaw while the tram
passing to the depot is supposed accidentally, while
luting the troops. He taken to the hospital The
wound is severe.
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SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZOUAvEs

Two companies of the Second regiment of Fire Zouaves
commanded by Colonel James Farman, passed Office
yesterday Afternoon marching in splendid order and
making handsome exhibition in their uniforms The
companies under the command Of Captains Crowley
and Purtel
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THE YATES RIFLES.

The Yates Rifles Cclone! Aver, one of the regi-
ments accepted by the government, is rapidly FLY up.
The headquarters of the regiment is at 400 broadway
Colonel Aver expects 10 have his command full and in
camp, at Yonkers by the end Of next week.
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SECOND REGIMENT EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.

In our list Of tho officers of this regiment recently pub
lished omitted to mention the of Captain L. c.
Croker, who also goes out with the corps.
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CrissRdOro's HaM Dye, Wigs and TOu-
PEGS tho hest in the world, wholesale and RETAIL and the
Dye privately applied at No. 6 Astor House.
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Drawings OF II. France - Co.'S Ken
lucky and Delaware Lotteries AUTHORIZED by ac, of
years.
Suy1By COLLEGE. KY-CLAss 1862, Drawn July IS. 1851
CoSsoLIpA1ED-C CLASS 1873, Drawn July Is, 1s8A
IL, "a, 81, u, l6, G, "a, 81. 9, l, AZ. Z, s, "a.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
r. FRANCE 500, Managers,
Wilmington Delaware
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THE FIRST OREGON RIFLES.

This is new corps now organizing at No. 43 Cortland
street. to proceed to the seat of Colonel D. s Greg
orys (ae Of the New Jersey Second Militia Corps) having
been requested to accept the Coonelcy has acquesccd
with the wishes Of those instrumental 10 getting up the
regiment He is highly disciplined officer, and well
versed IN military tactics.
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Bachelors Hafr Dye-The Best i'm the
world; harmless, reliable and instantaneous sold and
applied at BAlClEloR'S Wig Factory, 16 Bond street
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SCOTT RIFLES.

Tho enlisted men of this regiment not in quarters, will
report at the depot 594 Broadway Immediately 10 be
mustered into the United States service and proceed
camp.
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MICHIGAN VOLUNTEERS.

DETROIT, July %, 1861.
Colonel Stockton of this State, has been authorized
from the War Department to raise independent rcgi
mcnt for the Three regiments partly organized
the officers Of which in the camp Of instruction
II is expected that they will be put footing at
Tho First Michigan regiment, composed Of three
months volunteers will return home to be reorganizcd for
hree years.
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OMcial Drawings Of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
KENTUCKY, EXTRA Class 4Oi . July 25 1881.
a, 60, 2s, Is, So, 81, 81. 81. 8, 90, 43, 10.
KKvrrcxY, Class 4O2 July q, 1861
Il, ls, 20, 3, 81, 40, 50, e., Ga, ~. So. 50.
cKoAlars sent free of charge BY addressing either 70
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
0ovhgton, Ky, OF St. bous, No.
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InndsomeG CAT.

y.adfes For the Countrywide ndsome CAT
ter ESots 49, Slippers and Ties 6s and Is. per pair;
with boys misses and chldrens Boots and Shoes all
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE sHARPSHoOTERs

New HAMPSHIRE responds to the CAN for sharpshooters
furnishing company for Bcrdan's regiment, to be
armed and equipped by the State.
government agent left last evening for Montpelier to
confer with the Governor Of Vermont
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HILL, Inimitnb.e Cutter OF Hair and
WnsRers NO Barclay street. Hair Dyo50 cents, black
or brown. Best in use
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THE LINCOLN CAVALRY.

Camp Eaton, at Elm Park where the Lincoln cavalry
are quarered presents busy picturesque just
now. Colonel McReynolds has full companies
mustered in and expects to add the eighth tomorrow
The full complement is twelve companies and tho officers
making strenuous exertons to Gil up the other four
Companies by the fret Of next week About eighty good
ustOmed to the saddle wanted Here s a
opportunity for ambitious yonng to cultivate near
acquaintance with the enemy and gain glory Some Of
best families represented in the regiment which
is intended to make equal to anything that has left New
York. Quite number OF the men have service in
the cavalry CT England and Russia. and anxious to
sabres with the Black Horse chivay Virginia
Ono company has already reached Washington, and
now armed, uniformed aud mounted. Others will follow
from this city as the government gets their uni
forms made The War Department ordered them made in
PHILADELPHIA. Great credit Is due to Colonel Mercy
mold for the energy he has displayed in putting the reg
ment in forward state in short period Of time.
Company c, of this regiment will be mustered into the
Unitod States service tomorrow The members re-
quesed report themselves at headquarters al ten O'Clock
the morning. that they will be enabled TO proceed to
camp the day.
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400 Patriotic Envelopes 400 Different
kinds1 in return for r. by express.
STiMSON CO., 70 Cedar street.
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Mr.. GRO BERGNER-The Iochel Grcys yesterday re-
cesved perempory orders from General Patterson at Har
pers Ferry to proceed at once to Harrisburg by railroad
They have reluctantly obeyed, after having rendered
unanimously to the department their services for 80 long
as Tire government may need them.
HARRY MCCORMICK CAPTAIN.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-See O0icial
drawings 10 another column.
CHASE h CO., Bankers 10 Wall street, Ny.
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TORNS, RUNiONS, INVERTED NMIS, ENLARGED
" joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured without
pain Inconvenience TO the patient, by Dr. ZACfiARIE,
Surgeon Chropodst 760 Broadway Refers TO physicians
and snrReons OF this city.
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' Volunteers for the Army, should not
leave the city urfi supplied with HOLLOWAY = Pills aud
Ontmept For Sores scurvy, wounds, smallpox, tevofs
and bowel Complaints these medicines are che pcs, 10 tho
world Every French soldier uses thea only 70 coats
per box,
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Military Shoulder Braces and Abdomi.
nal Supporters eombnaaA-a new and superiofartccat
MARSH %. IS Truss Office, NO vesey Street, Aslor
House.
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Umpire SEWING MACHINES
u Celebrated for simplicity, durability and efficiency
for families aud manufacturers Agents walted at $40
Broadway
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Port OF N Wv York, July rs, 1851.

.NhANAc FOR YoRK--THIs n a,
SUN RISES % NOON RISES. eve
SUN strs. E'.... q HIGH WATER. morn -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RMY EXPRl.sS.-pACKAGES FOR THE SOLDIERS
"A at Washington Fortress Monroe, Newport News
Arlington TO any of the camps carried at half price, by
ADAMS EXPRESS CO., Sc Broadway
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AT So, DOUBLE SOLE SHOES; ALSO AT SO So
n Quilted Congress Caters a new style, at JONES 70
and ~ Ann street
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r Filters FOR Seeding STATES
IL CAN BIZ FORWARDED BY
AnAMSs EXPRESS COMPANY

by obAcrvng the following directions-
Enclose each letter in United States govesnnent
veppe-Aa ordinary envelope, with stamp AFFIXED Will
brt answer. The company will forward and deliver az
any point where " has office, vail mail near
possible to the point of address, pay Confederate post
age, fer a fee Of % cents.
The rste here given is for letters pot onceedng hak
ounce h weight; each half ounce eeing charged ecns
BY TIE United States government, aud - cents BY the
Express Oapany
A, points through the STAGES where Adems Express
bye no ofces, wailthe letter under 70 Adams
Express Company NV York. or Louisville, and enclose
the amount above. -
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THE LOCHIEL GREYS, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
The following letter has been written by tho Captain Of
the Lochiel Greys:-
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S A Lea sirs s a Ss
Gs ca g Ego c2H 81 Gsose sSh s, Thp% INA.
s,ss asssg%sy; Ss1als% Isss SarISsa, WIZ
adelpha; washiaston smith and Goyerr5r Chase NYorE
Ss.S S ss A ssmor. ss Ks hs S
h Bay STATE ballet NYosS ga ga y h AZ z T n an
E Ease STATE Frsnehlse, Roerson. -
2jhsr (by ,e) bark sicilian. Marselless brig Lausn,
nAE4r9nn Iny PAR steamer Msdgie Wilcox ph,a
n asa p @s aa al fs IA Sd
Dvsry o;roN. Hudson, seeking. WORK 24sE Medo-
Y % }qS Bat ss rsss'e ssk c ps,,S hsr
osk h9geass q! Norie%ns se,sd PRS w' sa I'm,
s eos s4 Ss n n7s I'm ss M & sap %s
MAEhIAs July i!-.s.t arg csusnr k;ton ass4
PSas K sTyi sas rss Ss"0 s' I' V
n EwsSk9roka s nS sFs h&y %
81 TsE saS lsnson raA
p6ss &c. Eh s NSsa1sa G S sn
sy Ci slaop Fashion, youDg Providence tx NYork ana
NEW A&yi.S, July Arr sehr wtpsy Tiec, llnser-
PHiIADE LPHiA July "a arr steamers. aos,on crooker,
so I ,s n .csg, G" P h
Crane Tgts; rissap Pis.up NfoEs ga b sr P nSs,S
saSans ssns; as Bs;on yis 9,
ogdf Dighton Boce, Boice, saass Mary hien 0a'e'
PORTLAND July GAR bark n W Bridge Lang h"-
PROVIDENCE July ssap s rsrsl yOns SSw
H fnsS "PSaserS nihn Buck DO toEN, lrsl;
wS's g sSy yga SaSR lo Scoops ads paeSry
Hayeirw 4 Il Greene JONES, comaere, Tyler and Lazy
"ppjAwToc CIR july 2sifr SHY Var zendt Pierce or
Es ssS rShs ,,G sAp srniqs ssy Fos,
ter Liecfpaol nqt NYe'k 2h ship s,ersh l1"a nv g.
ship White swallow, cros'.y, Hong H,rs