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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-29
SOUTHERN ITALY.

VIENNA, Tuesday.-7Re Austrian Gazette says:
During the last few days Russia has repeatedly dis
patched notes to Paris declaring her determination not
10 acknov ledge the blockade Of GBeta by sea under
any circumstances.
In the political circles of Vienna il il said that Fran
els H. has written letter 70 the Emperor of Austria,
in which he declares his firm resolve to continue the
defense of Gaets TO the utmost.
TURIs Jan. l6.-Another French vessel will leave
Ga6ta Immediately, and single vessel of the French
feet il 10 remain there until the expiration Of the
mistce. IL il not true stated in telegram dated
Rome 18th instant, and originating with the Paris
Pressc that Gen. Ciakni refused TO suspend the siege
work during the armistce The works are suspended
on both sides.
RonE. Jan. l3.--Cien. Goyon has demanded explana.
tons from the Papal Government 20 the object of the
movement of the Papal troops toward the Neapoltan
frontier. nj. Merode has refuaed 10 give any reply
Gen, Goyon has in consequence referred TO his Gov
eminent on the subject
NAPLES, Jan. H-Prinoe Carignan has issued
proclamation, in which he GAYS: 81 have come among
you to hasten the work Of reformation, and 70 main
Tain public order. The Government will respect the
Church and s Minister'S provided the clergy obey the
statutes and the laws" The Prince promises admins
tratve reforms and concludes by expressing the hope
that Gaeta will shortly fall and that the Neapoltan
provinces will be ready TO make any sacrifice for the
unity Of Italy.
CoYsTASTisopLE, Jan. 9.-News has been received
by the Government of the approaching arrival of five
more ships laden with munitions of for the Danube.
The Austrians and Russian Legations have addressed
strong notes TO the Porte on this subject.
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FRANCE.

TIE M1Riteurpubli4hes a decree convoking the Sen
ate,and the Corps Legisaif for the 18th OF february.
The same journal also publishes comparative table
of tae revenue vi Frame, which showss decrease In
1860 IA compared with 1859 Of II 100000 france.
Count DE Persigny had given orders for al foreigp
newspapers without exception, 10 be allowed free err
culaton throughout the French Empire.
II d. said that the Emperor had been mueh srnck
with ahe statements the navigatson laws o. France
continued in the memorandum recently issued by Mr..
Lindsay, and an interview had taken place between
the Emperor and Mr.. Lindsay.
Ibeuew Prussian Gd:ette says thatthe French corps
Of occupation in SYRIA win be increased by portion
of the tpoops returning from China. In spite OF me
efforts al England il probable that one French sorees
will remain until after March and the Prussan Ge-ette
spprovee Of this course in order TO prevent hesh
nlaslAcres.
Commercial difficulties in France mad increased the
advance in the rate of discount having checked OPERA
tons. -,
The Pans Corn market was firm, cad pnces OF
wheat and -four were well maintained.
The commercial treaty between France and Belgium
had been signed.
The Paris CORE spondent Of The london P9@ says
that on New-Years Day the reception Of the dipio-
matte body, the Emperor spoke 10 the American mnis
ter and expressed hope tina. the people OF the Uneu
States would zee the necessity Of maintaining tha1
bond which had bestowed prosperity on the country,
and made America important nation In the eyes Of
the world. IN
The Bourse on the 18th opened firm, bot elosed dull
and lower, 67.5 for Rentes.
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LUMBER-Ess.ern Spruce and Pine Timber e 10 Moderate
u.sts sslss Of 5000 feet at sl3a0pM.
MOLAssEs-Very little has been done We s,ote New
Orleans o. r., common 20 prime half brrel cAoi;s Voc
NAVAL SToRES-spirits Tarpentire 10 quiet at fypsr
prices We qnoe AZ 36c Southern shipping and &c S-wYok
ward Common Rosin Is iDaive We q,ote a ~ H. o $40 NJ
delivered Fire Rosns dull sales 81 6S for low grade
No. l. Tar Is neglected.
We do not know Of sny change in prices
PROyISIOES-The Pork market Ia without much chsogs;
the demand limited for the ocs trade se- Of 300 bbs
nai al i2 Beef e In fair demand and u with mod.ie
sales bb at ~ 13O 80 81 FOR repealed Mess
ard slOs 10 70 Prime Mess Beef 10 limited de-
msnd and Is unsettled aes Of 81 &c. on private term Beef
firms sales Of 100 boxes Western long Ribbed pvs terms
Lard steady; the densnd fair for the trade and for
the arrivals s; sales Of 300 bb At DC for No ssd 0t
cIc fer good TO prime Wesie Bulk Meats peny sales
ofsO eco rough Sides slc and 1000 green Hams At Sc
Picked Meats in fair demand aud saes OF $50 bids
asd6sc for Shoulder and 8d9c for Eamshe latter rat, FOR
lc Western snd aa7ic City Butter Ia fair demand
and steady at l0ldc for Ohio aud 148c for STATE and
s,h FAN made at lsa22c Che 6rm and 10 steady de-
RICE s quiet; sales Of $50 tcs at ~ 7sas4 Is " 100 10
SALT-We note .aes Of $500 buh TURKS Island per Echo
zoo sacks Liverpool Ground and 600 do Faks Factory filed
OF terms not made public. -.
bags and small lots at 8.c Rough fsxeed is firm al
sKINSLTIere little inquiry; sales Of 600 Barseos
sPICEs-We hear OF sales of 200 bags Pfnento at casa
duty paid.
sales Of 10 600 N inferior al &c. each. -,
sUGARs-Jhe market dull and heavy only 70 bids were
reported in the street to-day. Refined are quiet.
TALLOW-The demand Is good for export and the Baketi 10
firm sales Of 10000 n at 9}a10c cash.
wHIsKYTbe market Is shade rner but is quiet 'ses OK
hls M
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COITOS MAREET, jar. l6-a. ~
M.,srs Hewitt Co report ~ follows The Cotton
agices per Persia from Queenstown, be
esne ,Icited upon thu delivery Of her esrs $1,000 bales
have been sold during the four days The sales Of mondy
ana Tuesduy were Including 200 suon and FOR
on.-ihe largest being grade nndr Mddliag
We quote Mddling Orleans 9l6d Mobile l6d aud Up
lands 6d There h 10 day from America $50 600 bales
sesinst $50 900 at sane time last year
TNsDF At MANcHFsTER.-hanufact urerr complain
of dull trade With dfculty maintain their rates Spinner.
demanding advance and business IN saei checked
thereby. .
BRfApsTUFFs.-Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co
reror Flour slow and Cd cheaper. Quoations l9 al 49,
Wheat IN limited deDsnd about former rates Red Western
lIi4dl24. Red Southern l2tGDi White W. stern lJl~
33t Southern Gdl46 Germ IN rather demand at B
di8 for mir ed and yellow; White slow at CO.,.
Wteiala Nah Co. say holders Of Flour insisted full
rates and they call Corn Cd. dearerl
Provisions are quite unchanged Lard dull a. 81
G6Oi for fine TaIow strads , - oo
PRoDuCE-Ashes quiet; small sales Of Pots a. - O.
Sugar firm Cote. steady Rice dull Linseed Cakes sales Of
american at Pi Lineed on, 296dJ0 Rosin quiet ii
for common Spirits Tuipeptine duh at 81 a3lle
LoSpOs MARKETs.-BREADsTUFFsd dull and norni-
pslly Unclaimed SrG.Rs active at full prices. COFFEE quiet
but firm TIA and in request RcE wanted at very
full pnoes. TALON, 1919 for L. &. LlssEED oil' 800
. '. LATEST MARKETS.
JtvKppooI Ian l7-CoTros: Sales "Wednesday and
Thursday 40 bales including 600 baes 70 pecuators aud
exporters market cosed with advancing tendency and
Jane. Hewitt Co prices ID higher o. az descriptions
since Friday.
BRElpsIrvy, quiet but steady.
L0ypos MoyEr MARKRr--JosDos, Jan. l7Opering prices
Consols money sids for account 9iasI Ne" Ihees
9ll
American ,ecuritses Central Shares o Discount Ee
Shares nQRl.
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Cry MoRrAIIrY-The City Iusertor reports 4O3

Cry MoRTALTrY-The City Iuspcrtor reports 4o3
deaths as occurring in this city last week being ii
ess than the week previous, and desssase OF ~ from
the corresponding week in 1860. There were Of men,
76; women, 80; boys, l27; girls, liz. OF the III
deaths from chronic disease there were from namna
ton of the lungs 49, scarlet fever, ST. commissions,
infantile, 81; diphtberte, Is; smallpox 10 iDfam-
nation of the brain, g. inflammation Of the lungs, "
Group g. bronchitis,7 OF the l40 deaths from chronic
diseases there WERE from consumption, 50; dropsy OF
the head, 81; marasmus, nfantile, 10; palsy, 9;
dropsy T. debility, infantile Z; disease OF heart, t.
Of the Sc deaths from external and other causes not
depending upon climate season, there were, from
bufns or scalds s. exposure killed or murdered, l.
classification of the diseases gives, OF the lungs and
throat, 49, brain and nerves ~; skin and erptive
feyers, 50; stomach, bowels and other digestive Or
gans 43; uncertain seat and general feyers 40; old
age, 49, heart and blood vessels IL; premature BIRTH
g. bones and joints, 5; generltive organs, 81 urinary
organs, /; unknown, l. Classified as 10 age: Under
year, LOG; from to years. AZ; to s. 81; 5to 10,
49, 10 to l2 A; 70 to Is, 2; Is IL, 3; ITO 20, 3;
20 to 25, 1s; Is to go u; 80 to 49, 81 40 to So 81 50
to CO. II; 60 to TO- 2O 20 go l6; so to go 10; 80
to lOO Q; unknown l.. Their nativities OF the
United States, 264 Ireland, 50; Germany, %; Scot
land, 6; England, A. Switzerland, 4; France, q Aus
tria, British America, Denmark, sea, 1 each; and 2
unknown There were As deaths in the public insti-
tutio
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Markets-cAnrrrllr REPORTED ,os Tm N. Y. rRlnry..

Markets-CAHKyuLLr REPORTED pos THH N: Y TRInuyx.
AsHEs-The market for both kinds Is 6ru Pots are Ia de-
msrdst g Pearls not plenty at IS l?l
CANDLESWe hear Of sales Of $50 boxes Adamsntine at
coFfEEIhs trade conaesa to small parcels. price,
steady sales Of 40 bsgs Rio Gl3 the latter price for 80 ess
choice gao bags Jamaica at a 100 bags Msracabo ct l3
cOTT0NcTbe market has been active and price: have
sIsd their hIpnsss the sales are G reported a. oie IN
spnper We quote at i2c for hddins Uplands and
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thers 1. fair inquiry for Western
and Flour chiefly for export State brands steady bu.
ss e. Irregular no sIs
two suPsrfns sctive and wanted and anything desirable
@Gss 50 for choice do IS IS for the low grade:
81 oh for suss do .san
FOu! is heavy and the low psde. more plenty choice
for Flour @ Sn. s
vi stsS as1s 1s $ are $40 S sSs
s ~ ss cc s s.s T. % sale;
/. in limited dsm.ndat 90 III asa asP 100 u.
offerings oera the demand moderate mainly for export;
the demand for milling Is limited and confined to choice White
ia S ' No. s SSs'sS ssas &
600 bush White Canadian 81 so 900 bush Red State At
deyeed 1900 bush Milwaukee Clab at 81 asS ~; 800
bush Amber lows and Wisconsin 81 49, bush
White Michigan later FOR 1l So ss0 B S1is
h 81 ssA o Sss. a.. d
snd besyy sales Of Western and Canadian and
State Ja31c Rye quiet the supply limited; sale. Of
with moderate demand for snnot NJ W.sn 4, In better
supply sale. o. % 600 bush q SIS for Western MiIsd
Jersey City Railroad Dspo d61c for Southern Yellow
Choice roc 'odf5c for White Southern esi d6sc for
Western Mixed In store snd afcat u Ne
HxYThs n.,I.s sTn the demand fair sales 100 bales
HlDEe-Ws boar Of Gales Of 1000 Texas private terms
md 600 City Slaughter and 100 Western q TO- cssh.
HOPe-1hs msrhe 10 qutst for bath descriptions small Gales
Of mailing 70 brewers q ssSzc- oAu noninay
LIkx-nssAssnd % moderate S.nsnai ssss n lsoo sss
Ceunep & o.. LunD b SEMINAL q 81 ~ VI 'IVo
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ITALY.

The Opinione Of Turin publishes dispatch an
pouncing that part of the French fleet left Gaeta on
the 18th inst, and that hostes had been suspended
ON both rides.
The French ambassadors at Vienna and Berlin naa
renectvelv notified those Courts that the French feet
would quit Gaeta on the 18th of January IS sa.ed
that plior TO the CONCLUSION Of the new armistoe 'ne
fire Of the beriegers had become terrible:
telegram from Rome says that hing iancis, ~
Difference 10 the Emperor Napoleon accepted without
any reserve, the proposals Of France In reference W
the arnistice.
Prince Carignan, the new Lieutenant Of the king,
bad arrived at Naples. He was aaluted on nn arnva
by the Englsh feet and was enthuaas'cany s0'''''
by the people. ..,.,.,.a
their resignation to Farini.
proclamation OF King Victor Emanuel 70 Inc m
hatiiapn Of DE Nespo|iias Provinces, has osen poo
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THE LATEST.
By Telegraph to Queenstopn.

by IeHgrdph 20 QWthHOnH' 49, ,o.,
The DaAy Mrs' City Article Of "Wednesday evening
says: "The funis opened at further fall Of a "
cent but the closing quotations fully as bad as
those of yesterdays Throughout the day speculation
was checked by desire 70 see tomorrow, the weekly
Board day at the Bank of England pass over. The
share markets, in which this was settling day. were
heavy, though the closing above the lowest point Of
the day. The discount market was higher, and few
trspsactions took place below the Bank rate
The Times City Article) of Wsdnesday evening
saws: aThe English funds opened with augmented
Leavness this morning but on the receipt Of the tele
gram, one day later from America, showing increased
Case in the New-York Money market, where the rate
is the came as on THE sds and subse3aen,y the
slightly rallied and closed with tendency 70 trmness.
In Discount Market there has been . Taner an I'M
about per cent below the Bank further sum Of
transmitting by the next American steamer.
0In the railway market this morning there was
general disposition to prees Gales. Late in the after
noon recovery occurred from purchases % cover pre-
yious operations for the fall" lllJ
The nop.suivsl Of the wsss Indian mail yesterday
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Thursday, Jan. II, ISbI.
Tie Moniteur publishes decree abolishing the
tax of francs per 100 kogrammes foreign suglrs,
imported in French vessels from countries out Of
Europe.
The Monitcur also says, by the advice given by
France 90 the begerents at GaGta, hosies are sus-
pended until the 10Th inst, and Admiral Barber de
Finau will leave Gaeta to-day.
The MoRiteur of to-day explains the dispatch OF
French feet 10 Gaeta was intended a mark of sym.
patty 10 Prince cruelty treated by testing, but its
STAY could not be indnitivey prolonged without its
preeence constituting encouragement and material
support to Francis H. and the fleet would accordingly
be withdrawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-29
ITALY.

II reported that General Trr has consented to act
ar mediator between Count Cavour and Garibadi, with
a view to persuade the latter 20 postpone his threat
eped attack upon Venice this Spring. The Paris
Patrie says that before barking, TGrr had inter-
view both with the King and Count Cavour
On Tuesday the Pays, an anti-Italian Journal and
the Opiniop NatioRal, the warmest advocate Of Italy
had both articles headed " Peace or War" and both
came to the same conclusion that Italy postpone
the acquisition Of Venice.
The Opinion of Turin, Count Cavours journal, has
leader which shows that the battalions of Austria
cannot be put to fight by few bands OF volunteers
nor can her fortesses be taken without immense mill
tary etforts,
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MARLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...."..J
Cleared.

steamshp-R R. Cuyer, Croker Savannah, II. B. Cromwell
Co.
Sbps-- Ocean Phantom Cstk Liverpool Z. X. Aourtis;
Emerald Isle. Cornish, Mobile master. 80 : o.
Bsrks-Bue Wing French, Antserp. W. Schmidt T. Fos
ter Brown, Marseilles, Moore Henry. ~ D.
Brigs-Nyassa Campbell St Johns f., A. smithers Co.;
w. r. Kbby, Bsrs,ow, Savannah j. " Smith Avon rsrl
Trefry Cork and market T. James Santiago tBrenen Elsen-
brook Porto Platte Gepcke, Keu'een Reichel,
Schoope MsDhasse Ward Charleston. Walsae Sherwood
CO.; Edith Nckerson Hsrwich master; Wythe, Tuttle,
Richmond H. Piorson Co f. B. Conwell, Lawson Ora
nsds Middleton Co; f. Kdder Harken WashDgtoR, D. c.
Murray Mindoa Sargent Lanayrs Miller Hnughton ].
waribg Smith Charleston McCrssdy, Mott Coz r. Post,
Rowley, Mobile, 4. ID. Hurlbut Co. btf w h
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AUSTRIA.

Count George Apponyi is Gazetted JndiX Cunt Tor
Hungary in place of Count CZirakys
The Committee Of the Comitat of Nentra IN Hun
gary has resolved on the following programme, VIZ:
& y.spon,ille minister for Hungary; Hungarian
Diet selected on the basis of the law Of S4S the re-
moyal Of all except Hungarian troops from Hungary
The Hungarian troops take oath of htety 20 me
Constitution Of lsis reorganization OF the National
Cuard and finally, a request 10 be made TO Govern
ment that liberal Constitution may be granted - the
oths.- crown lands OF Aus.ria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-29
INDIA AND CHINA.

The newspaper sorresponderce from Ind and China
and addition al Official dispatches, coutain little Of i'm
portance in addition TO what has been already pub
hshed.
correspondent Of The London TINS at Pekin
says ,bai The estimate Of the property piilaged and
DESTROYED nj the Emperor's Summer palace exceeds
5000 900 sterling Every soldier who wac present is
rapete with the most valuable loot Domestic articles
in pure gold and gems Of gea, yale are in possession
Il many OF The men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-29
Passengers Arrived

IN steamship Etna, from Lreypoo'Mr snd Mrs Duks and
child Mi Roedpight Hugh Bovd wiIbsha, Miss Green,
Mr. and Miss Phiness Messrs Lsugeord Berger Fi1ary p
Manon Louis de Champ aier r. lawson w. r. James M.
Lang Culve vau1 Edmunds, Demare, j. c. Crotsu, Mrs.
Tinker and ll9 steernee.
In tedm'hp John Bell from Gd'g0r-Php Morris and In
the steersge . - -
In steamhip Natanzds from MataH1as-Mrs. Miller h.
Dukes F. j. H. Beeyen w Walton A. Hobusier, A. Montars
and brother o. Cohn Mrs Front Mr. and Mrs r Lscasey
and child Mr. and Mrs r. Hall NJ II. Gross ktine John
Ramos J. Conrsn. r. Parker, VIM. Winn, Z Daton. John
Hanlon +. J.. Morrel -
IN ,ted ship Jamssoun from Rhmoad-B r. PeYsins c.
Mitzgen, R. Barr and 20 in the steerage.
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SPAIN.

The Madrid Epoc6 gives currency 70 report that
tb. Moors not having fulfilled their treaty stipulaons
Sran war about te occupy the principal forts OF Mo-
rocco.
solution Of IN difficulty between Spain and Vene-
luela wac shortly expected.
The Government had proposed measuTeeto check the
erligraiiOn from Spain To America.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF The STEAMER ETNA.
The Fugitive Slave Case at Toronto
AWRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS ISSUED.
The Armistice at Gaeta.

Tie screw steamship Etna, Capt. Kennedy, whicn
ssied from Liverpool at noon on the 10th ana from
Queenstown on the evening Of the I'm January, ar
rived here yesterday.
Tie Cupard screw steamship Jura, from New-i"rN'
arrived at Liverpool the night of the 10Th January
Tie Borussia arrived a, Southampton on the I1'h'
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RUSSIA.

The Russian Government has protested remon-
srated against the warke projects attributed to the
German Government relative to the designs Of Prussia
on Denmark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-29
HOLLAND.

BARON Van der Goes Van Dirksland has been sP-
pointed Minier for Foreign Affairs, N place OF Baron
Van Nyeyel,.
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CASPvILLE. Monday, jan a. 1861.
For the week ending Monday JAN 22Oe Cattle a.
Hogs Sheep, horses Total stock lt4; add 40
Express Freight making number Of hauled by
stock Express Trains during the week. 500 showing an in
crease over last Of live Stock Total increase
Of all cars hanled by Stock Rxpress 80
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BELGIUM.

Tne Bank Of Belgium on the l4th raised :s rate Of
di.,ounl from To per cent.
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Receipts Of Produce /.
Live Stock on the N. Y. and Eric Railroad.

Jan "a 700 hbs Flour. 400 pk,s Provisions, 600 do.
Whisky lG0 do Oh Cake 100 dressed Hogs. ~
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises lib Sets......5:l3I Moon Rises. 500
WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. $50 Gov. Island ...l0:2 Hell Gate eoa
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Dfsasssrss abesa a9gT9.. >.
snIp AnAsfa-rhs huu ma cargo Of The An ~ 40
Esys2sly .ses',sS liant y Asnsuins hass' "s'' 's~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-27

expedition and all kinds Of stories repeated but the
probability ia 1t is destined as have before stated,
When il known on board ship that such expedition
was in contemplation, any number Of volunteers 70
be found all eager for position, and high premiums
offered BY the brave sailor boys for an opportunity
20 join in II. When say high premiums mean as |
and grog for three months for the privilege Of going
When it understood that to sailor tobacco and grog
arc seemingly all be lives for ut sea, idea OF
the patriotic feeling manifested may be imagined.
really believe forty such expeditions could have been
lifted out far as were concerned Or in other
words don't believe there was man on the ship but
was ready and anxious to co. We, or course, shall
look with great interest for their roturn God grant
their work may be successful
The news OF the disastrous result at Manassas junction
when the r5t reports came dslelrtehed everybody but
the details OF tho amentablc affair arc made known,
and the galiantry Of the Union troops related notice
warmer more ambitious feeling and above all determ
nation OF every man hear speak Of it 10 avenge the foul
wrongs inflicted upon countrys nug, so far as the
Roanoke Is concerned IL will DO done IL any opportunity
ever presents Itself
within the last two days more active operations nrc ap
parent around about Ssowalls Point From our ships
deck, al an early hour this morning ave o'clock could
distinctly notice l,to rebel steamer plying about FROM
has boon made 10 the battery and moro
troops congregatcd thcre Below S,wllPs Point
and nearly directly opposite whore at anchor
tho ZIP laps il also surused now sand batter.o
have boon erected quito recently n certainly The
appearance as seen by tho naked eye Of such behg the
fact.
We hear much of some iron or steel clad sicamcrs-
the Jamestown, YORKTOWN and some otlers-jhat have
been lcd out NJ nchmond making attempt 10 he
blockade here All can say Is, IL steamer built me
water or gun proof, should undertake IT, II would
meet with warmer reception than over the Fourth OF
July did ia Nankee land, aud be a great deaf worse
smashed NJ than orr rebel frends would have that go
fiOuS unnecessary
Few monpnCs since the gunhoat Daylight cainc into
the Roads with small schooner Her na,o make out
with glass to be the Fnchanrees she is heavily lidon,
and Is said to pe pfyaeer, but Of This cannot speak
titlOrIIfyplV