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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
UNION DEFENSE COMMITTEE.

meeting was held on Tucsday, when s2o, 600 were
Appropriated for payment of bills incurred the neas-
ure receiving the sanction Of tho Committee on AID 10
Regiments The sum Of $4,000 was appropriated r
aid Of regiments yet Incomplete. Messrs Richards,
soAn Astor, Marsball, and Lowe were constitu.
ted Committee TO receive applications for psrs
Of the latter amount. Some bills were ordered
TO DO paid vote OF thanks was passed to -four meF.
chants who have shown generosity toward volunteers
families; ard tie Couniaee adjourned to the ca Of
the Chair
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
MISSOURI REBELS ON THE RUN.


Gen. Pope has information from Nodh-East Missouri
that Martin Green instead Of threatening TO attack
Kirksvile and Athena heretofore reported Is fast
moving towards the Missouri River. Gen. Hmibut is
pursuing him from Kirksville, and CoL Moore from
Athena Green's force, estimated at 200, supposed
to be in the lower part Of Monroe County, moving
southwark and win probably attempt to cross the mis-
sour River in Galloway or Boone Counties. This wiz
rid Northeast Missouri Of his presence and restore
quiet to that section Of the State.
IRoSros, No., Monday, Aug. 26. 1861.
Scouts Just in report the enemy fifteen hundred
strong ON Cedar Creek also in considerable force on
Center Creek, with but q few at Greenville. They
report their own strength in tbls section Of the State
to be eight thousand They subsis on corn meal and
fresh beef and are nearly destitute Of clothing and
poorly armed.
A deserter from New. Madrid says that the forces
under Gen. Pillow, except perhaps, the TennesseanS
and Alabanians are much demoralzed, and are mainly
held together by the belief that 81. LOUIS VIII soon
fall into their hands, The force at New-Madrid under
Gen. Pillow is about 20OO0 at Benton, Scott county
under JEFF Thompson, s,OOO and at Charleston, under
Gen. Hunter, SOO
Our informant also says that two masked batteries
not before heard Of are on the Missouri bank oil the
Missiesippi-one Ave miles above New-Madnd, ana
the other about the same distance below. Another
masked battery Is 10 be constructed at Dos'I0o'h
Island, shout eighteen miles above Cairo, where ,ne
river Ia narrow and deep. Tea, liquor, and o'ne'
things were reaching New.Madrd In large quantities.
by way Of Paducah and Columbus, KY
RoILl Mo, Tuesday. Aug. eI 1861.
Letters received by Col. Boyd from bis wife say
that the report prevailed in Springfield that an attack
had been made on Montgomerys force at Fort Scott
and that he successfully repulsed the rebols.
small force started from this plsee yesterday 70
dIsperse body of Rebels at Hanes Prairie sixteen
miles north. A sharp cannOnading was hoard in that
direction this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
TRE pRIYATEERs An YoRK.

BosTos, Tuesdsy Aug. a. 1851.
anlyee schooner Agrieola, Herriez, Ellsworth, Re.
on %a inat, at 1902. To-, twenty miles northeast
nom Cape Ann, was overhsuled by the priyateer
schooef freey, Of Charleston, S. c. The Freely not
wlAh'ng anytsing we had let US CO. but wished to be
isponea IN Boston. The Freely is clipper OF about
tAO taeE. shs he'd about forty neu On deck.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
THE FIRST FIRE ZoUAVES GOING INTO A
NIW CAMP,

GesrRAL ORpEEs, No. i.
HgApQuARTER. UrH RECfsRSr n Y. WI
EIRs ZoUANEs. aug. -, 1861
l. Tie regiment viii leave the Battery tomorrow
AZ 10 a. m for quarters in the barbor of New-fork.
II. Companies W i'll he formed al % a. m., under
command OF the seuior company otfCerpresent
nv commend OF Cal LOZIFR.
EpxasD BgsSlRp, Captain. AID Acting Adjutsnt.
llh Regiment n. Y Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
DEF EAT OF COL. TYLERs FORCES IN TIE
kANAWHA.
CIscIsSArI, Tuesday, 4

CIscIsSAu. Tuesday, Aug 81, 1861.
We learn from the Kanawha that Col. Tylers forces
mt Summersville were surrounded and badly defeated
by the rebe under Gen. Floyd, early yesterday nom.
ing. We have received DO further particulars yet.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

Rather BoLp.-Michael MaIonsy, who appear mss cd'
prefer doing bis business open and above prsdwsS
g,asdax and seized his watch guard, jsrsng
watch from Mr.. Centres pocket. Nike s Se PED
TO escape but his victim closed o upon ni sms N "A
a ,onk charge Of him lie was taken eefocs -
Kelly who Committed him for tfisl Nc ~sp''S ksII3
covered his watch. ,asa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
DISASTER 70 THE U. S. GUNBoAT r. b.
FORBES
7 UN - EDs
Rnsrou Tua.

BosTos, Tuesday, Aug. o., 1851.
The U. S. gunbOat R. B. Forbes, hence for Wash
ugton got ashore at Monomoy Point at ~ o'clock last
night She got off this morning and anchored. The
amount Of damage 70 her ia not as ret asssyta.asd.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
FORMATION OF CAMP ON STATEN ISLAND FOR A
CORPS D'ARMEE.


There has been considerable inquiry within The pass
few days in regard the necessity Of the formation OF
a camp on Staten leland while there was one 10 ex.
istene Scarsdale There will, however, be no con-
hct between the purposes Of the two camps The
camp on Staten Island under command OF General
Sherman is intended for the purpose OF concentrating
a corps darmee by regiments; while the camp ~
Scsrsdale viii be for Instruction and rendezvous ins
probability is that when regiment is suieiotly dri-
led under Gen. Nele they will be transferred and torm
part of the column under Gen. Sherman
TIIg FIFTY-FlFTH REGIMENT.
A reduist on has been made upon the United Ststse
Ouarefmasters Department in this city for means "
Transportation for the 55th (Frencb) Regiment Coll
De 1robriaud but no particular time las yet been
specified and did not move from It's camp on Staten
Island Yesterday In anticipation OF an early depat'
ure, however, the members on furlougn, ana All rs.
cruits, will report at Camp Lafayette this morning. ~
be in readiness.
THE BARNEY RIFLES.
The Barney Black Rle regiment, encamped n
Iandnan $ Park numbers about oOJ men, and rectulN
are RAPIDLY coming in. None Of the sonpaoies have
been mustered into the Uxed States service and t 70
said to be the intention 70 postpone thai ceremony
until nearly full regiment Is obtained. This delay
will prevent the consodation Of the corps with any
O her regiment ~
TIE HAMILTON LIGHT ARTILlERY-aEEfiNG AT
FLUSHING.
There was an enthusiastic meeting at Flushing %
Monday evening, the object being to raise money 70
su,tain tha fauilies OF TIE members OF the Haniltoo
Light ARTILLERY, which Is about embarking for shs
war. The Hon. Luther c. Carter, late Member of
Congress, presided, and gresty aided the OBJECT "
biz earnest and eloquent appe, beside settng good
example by starting the subscription with $780, X.
c. Mccormick, esq, made telling speech, 10 ths
course Of Which be gave srs9hie account Of thS
battle of Bull Run. Nearly $500 Was suhscnbecs
mostly in suns Of s25 sle and g. Mr. Mitchell alone,
with Mr., Carter, Iledgicg $780, and Offering TO give
more ii needed.
The soldiers went away satisfied that sheif
wives and little ones would be Lett to suffer, whiA
they 20 TO Peril their lives in the cause of the Rapu5.
lie. The company was mustered in yesterday, and
will soon march 10 the sest of war; They have beeh
strongly invited to join their fortunes to Sturmfels
battalion of st artillery, which is TO be attached y
General Bakers Brigade THIS battalion is now fast
flag up IN this city, and will be composed largely Of
veteran artIerists who served in Germany and Hun
gary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
c.vslry, Capt. John @. Walker, 81 "a v'''
Sas srN'. I;.ut N. NJ. Kiumel, 9TH Cavalry
F"'s coy HUNTERS STAFF.

- liant. NJ. III. Kiulmel oth oa'"n'
'"'' cpy. HUNTERS STAFF.
=, .as;tion 10 Capt. Fry, whose appointment
y Eh;sS we telegraphed yesterday, the following
~. hesp assigned to Gen. Hunters stan;
S,0. S,' rdv. w. Smith, 18th Infantry; Lieut.
r. w stockton, I'd Cavalry; Capt ). W.
s.h,s.r. Aid,de-Camp; Capt. John W. turner
rOmpissary Of Subsistence. Sir John murray
" .r,spd and Capt. VIM. d. wilkins OF De-
trojt are appointed Assistant Advertisements
GEN. ANDERsoN's STAFF.
The following officers are assigned Tor duty on
car Robert Anderson's staff, and ordered to re-
sort AZ Cincinnati on the 3otb inst. Capt. o. d.
Greene. Assistant Adjutant- General; Capt. W.
&. Hancock, Assistant Quartermaster; Capt. H.
q. symouds, Comlnissary Of Subsistence, CsP.'
F. f. Prime, Corps Engineers; First Lieut. ~ ~
Mchler, Typographical Engineer; Surgeon % W.
Cuyler. Medical Stat.
GEN. DIXs STAFF.
Na;or II. p. Woodbury. of tbe Engineers TO-
lieyes CAPT. Prime IN Gen. D1s o'eh'
RETURN or GEN. PORTER /.
g. d., provost Marshal, returned 20
town to night. ,s,nvxr
SEREkADE w tiiH
The excellent band Of the Cameron Riies ser
.n,dod the President to night. After playing tie
Star spap ylcd Bsnnes, the President, who was
on the Portico daring the music, thanked them
and promised soon to visit their camp. Col.
Bette then called for three cheers for the Pres
ident Of shirty-four States.
pIsLOYAL PENSIONERS.
II is thought that many pensioners In the
District and Maryland will refuse to take the
oath OF allegiance prescribed by the Department
No pensions are paid in the Slave States, except
at two places in Tennessee, and in Kentucky,
Maryland, Missouri, and at Wheeling. All loyal
counties in Virginia are annexed 30 the Wheeling
District.
REBEL ALEXANDRIANS TRAPPED.
Thirty Alexandrians, now in Washington, are
unsblo to return home, as they viii not take
the cath necessary in order to obtain pass.
coNyALEscENCE or MIR. HAY.
John Hay, Assistant Private Secretary to the
President is cOnvslescent, and will in day or
two take short vacation, joining Mrs. Lincoln
at Niagara. She will return in 3 week.
PERSONAL.
Gen. MeClellan's wife is in Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
ARMY AND NAVY.

Anoher of the new steam gun.boats building for The
Government was launched yesterday, at the shipyafd
of j. Smonson, Greenpoint A large crowd Of per
sons assembled TO witness the vessel floating into The
brny element which she did amid loudcheen. Shews
chrisened the Seneca and is Of the same dimensions
as the others building here which have been frequently
described The Seneca will have her machinery pue
on board as soon as possible when she be repoe4
to the Navy Department. Her contract time VIII NOT
military general Court-M Martial had been ordered
at St. Louis few days since, for the trial OF souA
regulars under command Of Maj. Gen. Fremont, Ihe
crimes with which the prisoners were charged aes
desertiOn and disobedence OF orders. .
The War Department has decided, II IL said TO do
pose Of the Texas troops at Fort Hamilton next week.
We believe there is Board Of Officers in session
for the purpose Of reporting the most suitable dis.
position to be made Of them. There is still soms like
lhood Of new 9Th Regiment Of Infantry being organ,
lied.
Colonel Harvey Brown, now commanding our forces
at Fort Pckens, has, we learn from private advieee
consented to accept the colonecy OF the new Artillery
Regiment, 10 which he was appointed in late oneP
OF the COmmander-n Chief. lie had not been intruot
ed to leave Florida up to the date of corresponds
ents letter The headquarters # hi, regiment u
at Harrisburg Pa, and recruitingfor is going rapidly
ahead.
Toe purchased steamer Satellite, was hauled into
| the wharf aud commenced fitting out yesterday,
pretty large force having been pat TO work upon Ter.
She will be reported ready for 70 the Navy DepaT-
ment about Saturday. Capt. Joseph Spruney, Master
U. s. NJ is commander aud Mr.. Plunkett first Officer
| of the Satellite
The purchased vessel Psmpero was put formally IN
| commission yesterday at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard,
She goes TO Fortress Monroe. and has sixty salore
but no marine guard She will sail iu few days.
The keel Of one of the last new steam eloops-of-
war ordered by the Navy Department, was laid yes.
terday in Brooklyn. 1t was laid between the SHIP
house and the dry dock.
The E. p Hale is getting on board battery Of four
32.pound guns.
Yard yesterday. They belonged to the lsborers de-
partment.
Yesterday was payday at the Nayy.Yard. The
cash uiven out was all specie, although was expsctsd
that some Treasury Notes would be iseued.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

Mr.. Walker also spoke for the resolution, -Not
drop Of blood shed In tile West Indies on The "a
sn.iEn ssn, o. emancipation 10 1873 when the Fr.nsk
abolished Slavery. not q drop Of blood was shed bY
ne egroes. He referred to article In The Westmns.
rs, nevew, showing that in pounds, shIllings, and
and to Great Britain herself
Mr. IN: Oland Bourne offered resolution as sub2
staie 70 the one before the meeting taking the ground
nas IN tne present condition of the country there cad
DC but two parties one maintaining iuyioafe the Con.
stitution and the Union, and the Government ostsb
shed by III and the other directly with arms or indi.
reetiy by other means, conspirng to overthrow ~
Constitution and destroy the Union and the Covern
mont To pass the first resolution would be TO staiv
Congress, the Republican party aud the Constuti.n
Itself He referred to the resolutions Of the 33d cf
July which declared that the war was for the
alton of the Government, and not of opSresson.
He also read an article from The TRIBUNE Of June s.
1851 In regard to the effect Of the war;
taking any action on the resolutions, the Club ~.
iourned for one week.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

man replied, al hayes good mind to knock you down.
why did you not tell Ms this befoiei You have huuit
lated our Government By not daring to speak out md
tell The TRUTH Buchanan was all ne time doing the
bid ding of the South, as was very evident.
Capt. Fry Of the Sd Connecticut volunteers, was
loudly called for and at length appeared giving the
military salute lie recoeCted, some fosr months ago.
sandngon this same platform. lie didn't expect at
that time 80 to Bull Run. Llaughterl He had re-
turned home and was now dis2utted with the idea Of
remaining at home 90 he would go back again TO the
war. LLoud cheers. Voice" I'll 60 with you Cap"
The enthusiasm met was most gratifying; but 1t
was sad to see that there was that feeling at home
which we thought we had gone abroad to crish.
In Virginia they ara more manly they are
either claiming 10 be ci,izers Of the tnned
or the Confederate States. But here we Ind
them eontemptble sneak.traitors. The white hlg
with q black eagle we pick down wherever
we can find them. Cheering. How about New
Fairfield F" At New.FairiieIi the pole Is cut down.
You have got to begin at home and make clean work
of il. Show yourseiyes as men OF towards Cheers
and appause.l Let nothing bat the American nag
float over your heads. We are going to war sgin,
aud hal not return for three years, or until tbat nag
s again supreme over the whole country
Lige Duuning. [" one Of Fred. Frys Roughs,' made
some iorcblo remarks, which amured the audience
He asked the people now whether the Roughs that
went through the Mexican War, and 10 Washington,
y
lCbeers.
Mr. BantIm apologi1ed for tue indisposition and
non-appearnee OF Dr. 0sgood Of New-York, and ts'd'
as Snowman, he had curiosity or TWO TO present,
both picked up in tho runf it had been said that
The Nt. York Daily Ncps sent around secret circu;
lars announcing that their paper would be iur9sned
gra,uousy because a society had provided the funds.
1he same had been surrnised Of The Br.dgePort
Farmer. lie then read the following, remagking, No
one doubts that Southern blood-money paid for It,
THr BRIDGEPORT fARMtR-PupLisHED AT bhiDok'
FORT, CONN,
Ia the Only peper On that Opposes the proen ADO
on Chicago Platform VIZ and the tg5estive nhconsaon'
al scs Of Ab,abam Linrolp Ia an out tpoken nanneL
for taxing iis ndepoudent position Is being bitterly pro
sbed by o War men In tho continuity In which II 10 PUN
llshed.
Prescribing Committee has been formed who maze their
busuess those whs pstIoniEe the establish
by adysrments otherwise q withdraw the 'anle
aud III, underGndsd Commtoo openly posst At ey wlu
cusn the paper out Of O. tsAel" -,
The pubiahers tho persecution 10 which they
continually subjected ere as,ersdo uFiosa the posi
uoa iksy hays taksn
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-02

recommending William Peacock, a deaf-mute, in
this city, to the Governor of the State, as beni-
cary under the Code; adopted. MIR. BLANCHARD
called W tho resolution to employ person to in
yestipate the titles of property owned by the city,
when required by the City Counsellor, and sppro-
priatiug $500 per annum for the purpose; adopted
Mr.. BRowS called up the resolution adverse to
the petition of Thomas Gardner, asking permission
to erect a pump in front of ST. Bridret's church
Canton; sdopted.--Mr. Hay called up the resou
ton adverse to the petition of VIM T. Marshal.
architect of the new Almshouse; adopted -Ad
journed.
SECOND BRANCH.--Branch met. CH.rrrs 7
BAKER, Esq, President, in the Chair. and all the
members present-A message was received from
the FIRST Branch communicating a report frnm the
Commute on Highways with resolution allowing
oo'emah d CeaVeland to use portion of pave
ment IN 'front.' OF their premises; adopted Also,
report from the same committee with resolution
granting simila privilege to Thomas Brady house
ana others; adopted.--Also from the COMMITTEES
on Cia'ms report with resolution referring the
petitions OF Rein Hammond and of William II.
dorsey and wife, asking a return of taxes paid in
error, to the Appeal Tax Court for adjustment;
adopted.--Also ordinance supplementary to
an ordinance providing for the measurement oil
charcoal; passed.--Also resolution appropri
ating $50 for winding and keeping in repair the
clock on No. er CINE house during 1861 and like
! sum for similar purpose Tor the clock on No
| engine house; adopte d.--Mr GEORGE presented
an ordinance supplementary to ordinance in re-
aton to the harbor regulations. Adjourned.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-02

TIE NEXT MovEMENT.-The Mobile Adrer,;o..
OF the 24th ult, has the following.
ihere are now, as nearly can be estimated. M
"arus oi ioo,VUU organized and armed men in the
seven confederate States, under orders or anxious
ly awaiting them, to spring to the post of danger
at Inc word OF Jefferson Davis. Within eight DAYS
time, at the farthest, he concentrate 10000 of
these men the best soldiers in the world-at anv
point on the Northern border, and hurl this spen-
did army like an avalanche upon the foe Ii the
battle-ground be in Virginia or MARYLAND AZ it
probably will, the grand army of the CcnCederacv
will be doubled trebled bv the ralyipp hosts nf
those states. we have reason to believe that hun
dreds OF companies are now on the move or will
be within twenty four hours-al bound somewhere.
From MISUNDERSTANDING April %
There Is much anxiety here regarding the Wash
lngton and Maryland news. We have nothing re-
liable from that quarter, the rumors being con.
Hicnng. Inc war spirit is fully aroused here The
additonal force sent for yesterday consists of Gour
teen regiments-three from Tennessee twn from
georgia, two from Alabama, two from Mississippi
TWO from Louisiana, one from North Carolina one
from Arkansas, and one from Kentucky. | have in.
formation that the troops will be ready in dsv or
two to march to their destination The Snnth
carolina quota is now route. No more will be
ordered from your State for the present Two Mis-
souri, Commissioners have arrived here, to get. if
possible, arms for the of the State Charleston
MercHry.
WAS ANYBODY HURr?-We learn that portion
OF man-ot-war's barge was picked IN on the beech
OF Devices island; with it were oars mufled with
sheepskin, the oarlocks being covered with the
same material, the planks showing marks Of rough
treatment. In size it was sufficiently large to ac-
commodate about forty or fifty soldiers One of
the batteries Morris Island is said to have fred
INTO barge, while the feet were ''olf shore" and
1t may be that the finding of this wreck may lead
10 the discovery of some interesting facts Perhaps
somebody was hurt Charleston Nercnlv Aprl25
The last London ReUieac contains an article on
the "Distress of Nations" India is the scene OF
desolating famine, after having gone through a
| desoIating rebellion. Austria is on the verge OF
bankruptcy, and about to lose Hungary and Vepe
| TIA. Italy is preparing for so is France
| Prussia is about to contend with Denmark Tur.
key totters to its base. Bosnia is in arms, and
Rome in its last agonies. To this we may add our
own dreadful catastrophe of civil! war.
| The French Emperor is making another great
change IN his commercial system. The sliding
scale of duties on the import and export of -four i
to be abolished. and fixed duty to be imposed o.
about l franc rs centimes 200 pounds import
| ed while the export duty is to be abolished. -
There is to be discrimination between imports in
French and foreign vessels, the former paving
5O-l OOf on grain and l75-l00f. on flour, aud il
the latter so cents and IS cents
VIM. F. Richie, Virginia State Printer, has sail
| ed for France.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-02
SHIPPING SNtRlI.Qen,e
'ORT OF BALTIMORE, APRIL :


Arrived.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Norfolk-to II. N
. Brig Roseway Belle, KimbalI from Guano Islands and
NaVassa 9Th ut-to Patterson & Mureuiopdo rnano n
order; towed up by steamtug Jas Murray Came in tbe
Capes on Saturday evening; had verv light wins "a
Gains the entire passage: on tn. ION IF EN- Wits ana
OF five sail of vessels ofwar, all with double tiers f
appeared to be working into the bav of port a "
the lith cape Maize bearing Ne passed a "a gun shin
apparently on the watch, and endeayornp IN boIJ ~
position April 26h lat So N Ion 10 spoke schr Edward
James, from Philadelphia for New orleans
Bremen bark Amarauth, Heidom from Hull Emo ,,i
sandy Point days-balast to Bros Boninger towed nd
by seeamtug Tigress. ~ ~
Schr Hero, Terry, from PhiladeIpba-mdse n 1oh w
Brown Jr. ~ ~ 'o"u "
schrs Miles, Davis, from Washington, NC-navaI
stores to Bevan, Phillips & Co
Cleared
Steamer Louisiana, Russell Norfolk N Falls
Ship France, Ellis, New York-W Rhoaes Son.
Schr Florida Oliver New York-W Rboads l. Son
Schr Petre Robinson, New York-Kssev e. GRAY
Brown, Jr. pNia-'ohn
Schr champ, Robinson, New York-W Rboads e. Son
schr Fannie Stokes, New York-W Rhoads L Son.
Ship Mary Caroline Stevens Heaps, Londonderry IN
tow ofsteamtug Reliance Al
Arrivals from Baltimore
Schr Sir Colin Campbell Vigures Halifax 22d pIt
Schr Edward Everett Matthew'S Providence 9th uIt
Schr Sea Gull, Rowland Providence 9th ult
Schr Smyrck. Jones. Wilmington, NC 2lst uIt
Schr Robt Heaey. Mitchell. Wilmington NC 23d nit
Ship Casilda Stafford, Helveot. 9TH ut
Schr Angela. Lee, New York, 18th ult
CIeafahces Tor Baltimore
Brig Empire, Benson, Wilmington, NC ODD nit
Brig H Small Haskell, st Johns, NIB 22d ult
Schr Thompson. Reeves Charleston 9th inst
Memoranda
Schr Fulton, Brown days from Baltimore in ballast
arrived at Philadelphia, 10Th ult Capt Brown reports
having sailed from Baltimore the previous Tuesday
without any clearance having been refused on applics
ton We are authorized by DR.. S Owens late deputv
collector of the port of Baltimore say that the above
ttement is unqualiedly false We have some idea of
ne reliability of Capt Browns statement when he makes
,oih tuesday to the following Monday but four DAYS
Reporter. ' ~ u ua5s-
oil Cape Clear. 18th uit "'''o ''' i'''e'pooi' was
diff Iatb n stewart Coffin, for Cardiff sailed from Car.
pool 10th mir sa' from City Point arrived at Liver
OF Beachy Head l2tn nIt emeh Tor Baltimore, was
more sailed from wG n Abbott from London for Rat;.
was spon Anvil Pfague from Callao Hampton Roads
Ship Flora Mcdonald, Fu, Iqus s.H, Lat hs 81
town, arrived at Havre 18th uit. ''''e via Queens