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Personal In telligence.

statement appeared u city paper OF Yesterday 10
the effect that rvhbcry had been committed on ths
Spanish Vice Consul FOR thus oity We are, however, re
quested state that The present Vice Consul Spain at
this port knows nothing Of the trsnsactun The gentle
man whom the attack or robbery wus made formerly
held the position OF Vice Consul alluded to- has some
since reiihquished and the mistake most
have arisen MIR Chacon on whom the robbery CON-
mted, s well known this city gentleman OF urbaue
and excellent char cler
of Newark Phelps Of New Haven, and II Perry, Of
Mississippi. are stopping al the ST Dents Hotel
A. Randall Of Wisconsin, A. Cunningham, of Tcxas
Hunter, OF West Point, J " Whtlesey Of Rochester
J Whiteman Of Cincinnati and and C A Hum
phreys, Of Massachusetts. are stopping at the Fifth Ave-
pue Hotel
Rev E Noyes, of Montreal; +. Eastman Of thu
United States Coss survey, N Carroll OF Albany; A. D.
Smith and E Lockwood Of Washington, and J. r Ameb
Of Chicago are stopping at The Astor House
Samuel Ward and the Misses Blake Of Boston; J. B.
Penhed Of 0swego George sanford aud r Treadwsliand
family, Of New York, W II Hemmick OF Washington.
and Shelton, Of Derby, Conn, are stopping Il tho
Albemarle Hotel
ker, Washington, Taylor. Of st. Louis; G. r. Dick
nson OF Boston, Dr. johnson. OF Ohio; G. Punkett,
Of Connecticut II. Day Of Hartford L. r. Peck Of New
Haven, and McAuey Of Ptsburg, are stoppisg At the
81 Nicholas Hotel
Americas registered NJ Gun / Co.'S American and
General Agency 10 strand London, week ending July .,
lsN-S W rorrey, ". lawrence, B Randall,
H Alden. Or $ 9. Fitch, Hon A. Bu!ssiok, :
s sssis Ean nsm ; .rp DSss :sss
and wife, D. G. Ross, and W. A. Hadden New York; =.
Martin New Haven. Conn; Payson, Portland Me-; q.
v. warren, ". BranIstover, aud = 3. crowninshish.
Pennsylvania Dr. McLntock, Paris A. Provost and we
Washington, D. c.; f. ". Campbell, NJ D., Aentreak
Canada, ". II. Ward, Auburn, y: e; Spencer, wor.
ces.er, Mase; r. c. Wright, Baltimore; j. g. Cook Nd
dletOwn Conn
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NORTH CAROLINA PORTS OPEN.


me Two principal ports OF North Carolina, Wilmington
and Beaufort, learn have been and are not now
under blockade and active trade Ia carried the
export OF naval stores and the import Of provisions Re-
cent accounts state that six vessels loading Beau
tort aud four in Wilmington, which would shortly sa
Nassau p, and other British ports The reason that
the blockade has been made effective these ports
said 70 be that the government poorly provided with
vessels OF drauglt sufficiently light TO enable them lay
on these harbors Taking advantage Of this fact the
rebels are proftng in the expectation OF Me principal
product OF the Staenaval stores-and weekly receive
cargoes OF provisions from vessels Of light dral from
NASSAU, N p We will give few instances
Some two menths since the brig Thomas watson,
after having landed cargo Of negroes the Of
Cuba, put In at Wilmington Distress and reported TO
DC now loading naval stores for Europe having been sold
TO English parties The fact Of the arrival Of this
at Wilmington published at the time also that she
was supposed to have landed cargo OF slavss at Cuba
This intelligence is confirmed by recent letters.
A short time since the schooner Adelne made trip
from Beaufort to Nassau, N p with cargo OF naval
stores and dedantly Gaunted the rebel flag the latter
port The attention OF the United States Consul was called
Of potatoes
vessel Is lying at port 10 Novs Scotia under
charter for Charleston South Carolina In she sue
oeeds 10 reaching that port valuable freight Europe
guaranteed her II, however. she 70 compelled TO put
back the charter party under sgreomen, &c pay The
penses Of the trip
The facts the OF this vessel have been commu
ncasd 70 the government and viii bs taken 70
'prevent the contamination Of the plan
The trade With Beaufort snd Wilmington Vs. % tsfors
stated, principally naval In consequences OF the
comparatively uninterrupted commun cation between
goods has been so Tar reduced that will by 20 import
naval stores from England and New York whore the price
tn consequence OF the Introduction Of trade bwesn here
and North Carolina, has been greatly advanced.
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PRESENTATION TO THE CHAPLAIN OF THE
SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT

Father Mooney the Chaplain Of the gallant Sixty ninth
regiment at the sea, or With General McDowes
DIVISION returned TO this city ew days ago, AMI the
recipient Thursday night last of very handsome
timonial Of the good Will which he IL held by the pa
rshoners Of St Bridges church, avenue b. Of which he
the worthy pastor This testimonial consisted Of spen
illustrated but the most valuable illustration the book
in worldly II not In artistic check for
$500, the gift Of hs parshoners The presentation
made at the house Of Captain Atrdge 10 Fourth street
IN the presence Of numerous assembage among whom
were Alderman Booe Major Bagley, Of the Sixty ninth
sr Drs 0Rlclly McGinD and 0Sulivan John hcAuline
and other residents OF tina, locality The presentation
made by Mr. Fitzpatrick, and turing the evening many
of the gift but upon Father sevn who formerly con
neced with the Church Of 81 Bridget The whole affair
was characterized by the kndes, and feelings
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Arrivals and Departures.
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Mrs Montsbro child and servant Mr. Taabn Cuba Aoad
Havana, Mrs Butron, Noresns; Mira, Mrs Mira Hen
~ Mayer, Havana, Benz Gorger John wegner Geo Pros
California; Emanuel, Chas La6orn, Frey NYork a
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NASSAU, &c-s,eamshIp Earuak-Mr VIM Crouch. NYork;
Miss Annie Durham, Nassau; John Mccartney, C Mar.
shall Henry Mccartney Allen Mccartney do Capt Benz
Jay Iowa, Hon John + Cooke Nassau, DR. W Krkwood
do; Ensign Gardner England; Mr. and Mrs Saunders
Saunders, Q Reuouard Hays, Mrs Hugh McLAru, DO.
saml Nesbltt do.
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MCCOY. vie ARd child.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MoNRoR, July 10, 1851, |
Via RAIIIAQIR Inlp %

Via BALTIMORE, July 20
An ,ther info rsunase affair occurred this morning
n&.ie beyond New Market Bridge by which perso,
v.s ca rainy Kill vi and two three wounded and
pr,sons re- by the sbes
A, m ,dnight party consisting Of Captain Holiday
c.p,sn dward Jenkins, Lieutenant johnson and pr
vste smsh Of the Nyxai brigade, T. Edward Rawlings
Major of tn Kentucky Lgh, Cavalry, and r w. Shurt
M Of 4 he New York illustrated Ne,cs, left
Hamilton a ithost permission, a scout They
we're poorly armed, srd but one mounted AT half
pas, four this esnine the party surprised in the
woods short distance beyond New Market bridge, by
.wen,v d,snoun, ed horsemen. Rawlings was Instantly
Killed by bue, Trough hia head. johnson end Shurt
M were also aeon fall and they have been car.
Ned of as prisoners, 'De o'heaA escaped
Lieut., Small is misa ing
Can, Holiday who had bis mule shot under him. re-
u,rned with f,out John and reported The facts Two
companies Of Hsssachust tts troops, under Major White
more of the Naval ergaa e. have gone out in search Of
the missing
Two OF the attacking part, were killed.
Mr. shurtins name was R " shurtlin, from Boston,
and a nephew Of Or ShurtlF, q chat city
Mr. Shurten came out as aid "a Colonel Bartlett
Three companies and brought In the body Of
Rawlings. MAJOR Rawnss arrived here yesterday morn
ing and happened be r citizens dress BE was for
merry connected With az illustrated paper IN New York
Al least Of rsueD shot II s to be topped
shat this will pu, end lrresponrbll' scouting
Tho Minnesota has up Su, her estimation s not
known
Tho Monticello yesterday nred into ba dy Of rebels
shori distance above Newport News.
The rebels fred heavy guns las. evenA y from the
Pig Point battery.
The Quaker City last night picked up man In sail
boat from Norfolk. Hs reports only what was well inown
before-namey the raising Of tho three United States
ships Of Norfolk harbor and The riding Of caukn
1t the Navy Yard.
There not 1000 troops IN Norfolk and Vicinity
he the ponederaes fee OF success, and they
IRE determined 10 6yht 70 the last extremity
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Delicious InteiI,~
RESIGNATION or TIE REV. On. uoos.

RESIGNATION or THE REV. Dr. HooE.
he Rev Or Hogs has resigned bis position associate
pastor Of ir springs Brick (rssbytsrsnj cpu1rn, Nc
Fifth avenue difference Of opinion with many mem~
bers IN reference the political issues Of the day seems
10 have been the which led him to sever bls con-
necon With the church Mr. Hogs 10 somowha, Southern
bis views and thinks that poics and religion should
90 -'csrae II seems that the day spart by the
Via seh General Assembly for fasting and prayer In be-
h"n =" Tue hrop, which occasion Dr. Spring preached
apa'r'o'e sermo Or Hoge declined TO Offer the concud
ing prayer lie represented being In favor Of the
Union Out opposed o tn present war The letter OF
sguation VII Of aid before, meeting OF the church mem.
bers Thursday next the .stees mo-, oosesslne the
power TO accept il
CITY CHURCHES To-Day
The Rev l. C Lockwood ;nAplain Of tn, Young Mems
Christian Association viii preach TO soldiers the Park
oarracks tins morning. at hafpast O'Clock, in the
afternoon at hafp four Brief addresses VIII as. be
delivered by members Of the association
In the Church Of the Epiphany stanton street. between
Essex and Norfolk streets will he held today in
the morning at hafpas ten tho afternoon at three
aud in the evening nj quarter to eight Tho Rev Samuel
Maxwell, Jr., VIII preach IN the evening
The Rev A n Smith, D., or the Evangelical A,,suc.
will preach 10 As,or place at half past 1--WE ocloc thi.
afternoon Al eight O'Clock in the evening meeting will
IN Fifth avenue The Rev c. Goss will present A re-
port, and addresses viii be delivered by the Rzv Drs
Tying. Spring, Hitchcock aud Macauley.
The Rev Dr Norris will preach in ST. Ans church IN
Eighteenth street near Fifth avenue tbs mer ming at ha
past ten O'Clock, and this evening 81 quarter to eight
Service for deaf mutes viii ,oe conducted by the rec
tor, Rev Thomas Gaaudst, half past three in the ar
ternoon. -
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner Of
Wavesicy place will be held today at halfpast
ten IN the morning and at -four in the afternoon The
Rev Remington will preach at quarter eight in
the evening.
In the church Of the Second Unversas Society corner
Of Second avenue and Eleventh street, the Rev. c. a
Fay of Providence will preach quarter to eleven fhs
morning There will be service in the evening for the
present
The Rev. Henry Blanchard will repeat his lecture OF,
'What the fate Of sinners who die def ece of cop.
try? the Church Of the Restoration ooAe- Of Monroe
place ami Clark street Brooklyn this evening The pub
lie cordially invited to attend.
The Rev Mr.. Sill will preach his r.Acond annual sermon
the Free chapel of ~ Thomas crch corner of Prince
and Thompson streets, this morning. at ha,f.past ten
O'Clock
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't...t MA rkets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1891.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania State S. 49, Reading Rail.
road 19x, Morris Canal, a. Long Island Railroad, 10;
Pennsylvania Railroad 50 Sight exchange New York
unchanged
PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1851.
Flour Hrm at a 81 Is for Northwestern. Whcat-Re-
ccpts moderate demand steady sales 900 bushels red
81 H. and white al 81 lisa 81 Is CornReceips light,
with limited demand al $40. b3c for prime yellow Gro.
ceres and provisions quiet whiskey hsld al ls1c.
CHICAGO, july 10, 1861.
Flour advanced 1oc. Wheat dull, and lc lower sales
at Tic 72c fov No. ], and 67kc for No q In store
Corn steady at 26c for Milwaukee mixed aoat Oats ann
Receps-40 900 bbs -four 66 900 bushels wheat 2OSU0o
do. Shipments 500 bbls hour 20 600 bushels
wheat, 277 Goo do Fre,gbts unchanged Exchange
New York unchanged.
BrFFALo, July 90, 1891.
Flour steady. Wheat Hrmsr and parties are anart.
sales IL 600 bushels amber Iowa at S7>ic Corn Hrmer:
sales 10000 bushels at 32kc Whiskey firm Canal
freighs steady 10c lie corn aud wheat TO New
York lmports-5,O 900 pbIs hour, 5000 bushels wheat
90 600 bushels corn 81 600 bushels Canal exports
1000 bbs -four. IL 900 bushels wheat 90 coo bushels
corn 4S 900 bushels oats
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
NEWS FROM ST. LOUIS.


The Santa Fs correspondent Of the Republican says that
II probable thai Col Candy will send force to re
capture Fort Bliss Texas where there is large amount
If army stores belonging to the federal government
DR. Porter from Springfield the evening Of the l6ll
inst, arrived bore tonight He reports that Governor
Jackson and Ben NcCuochs forces are at Camp Walker
ten miles south Of the Missouri line, and at Yelowville
Arkansas. Their pickets extended far as Neosho
thirty miles north Of Camp Walker.
General Pope left to-day for st. Charles where he GO
tablishcs his headquarters. His command in North Mis-
souri, viii b 1000 strong, and posted that Jefferson
City, Bonneville, lexington and all the principal points
the northern parts Of the state will DO within easy
striking distance The Union troops and the Home Guard
Al jefferson City will encamp outside Of the city lizr
during the session Of the State Convention
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ANOTHER IRISH REGIMENT.

movement has been foot fer some weeks In this
city to establish volunteer regiment, TO be com
posed principally of Irish adopted citizens ana over SIX
hundred have already been enrolled The gentlemen
who are at the head OF the organization-aI Of whom
have served as officers in the m,tia and many Of them
already seen service In the ed-bave received prom
from the Secretary Of War that Congress shall
have authorized the Executive call for volun
teers this regiment will be accepted II contemplated
to make this regiment Of the most effective and best
equipped that has yet left the Empire State for that
purpose none but experienced and we'll tried company and
field officers will be accepted THOS LYNCH
No Cedar street New Yor Z
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Mass Meeting OF Cap Makers.

AT a meeting u the Board Of the Cap Makers Associa
tion it resolved to call meeting Of all the cap
makers and eit.xens who sympathze with the working
classes 10 their present critical condition. who are
hereby invited 70 assemble In mass al Germana Hall
~ avenue A, on Sunday, the els, inst. O'Clock
NJ, 10 declare and petition Congress their behalf
modify certain forms In giving out make
army Glpplies that shan not al ct the interest
and welfare which the lives Of their families depend
they have severely suffered hitherto from the cor
rupt manner " which contracts beeE conferred on
spectators and 20 styled lowest bidders
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THE MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS, ETC
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

LorIsvtLH, Ky July 10, 1851.
The Charleston Mercury Of the ls,t says that large
frgate supposed Minnesota arrived OF the bar
yesterday There four vessels In sight The
brig Perry occasionally appears In sight
The Norfolk correspondents Of the Richmond Despatch
says We are in possession facts warranng the belief
that we have amongst us grea. many scoundrels who
sympathize With the North ana would gladly aid In eur
subjugation On the 18th desperate frt amongst tho
rebel companies at Norfolk occurred wherein two
were killed cannon are beng successfully filled At the
Gosport Navy Yard.
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THE UNITED STATES VANGUARD.

This regiment, under the command 81 Colonel William
Linn Tdbal, Is rapidly filing up, and xiii proceed
some good camping ground IN the vicinity Of New York
The regiment has been accepted by the Secretary Of War
and nothing remains but TO obtain the requisite mum
Der OF men, Several companies already IN then TEN
porary encampment at Broadway Park whore they arc
clothed and subssed The officers Of the regiment thus
lar accepted are gentlemen OF great military capacity the
Colonel having served through the Mexican war and s
therefore, thoroughly acquainted with the dnes of his
position. II Is to be hoped this regiment will soon
be in condition 10 march 10 the battle ground The
headquarters Of the regiment Al Walker street.
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THE LINCOLN CAVALRY.

there b any regiment in this city the government
At Washington needs than another is the Lincoln
cavalry. We are lanaentably deficient in mounted men
and few,of our readers could have failed TO notice,
reading the description we gave Of the forward
ment Of the grand army. bow inefficient we were in
mounted why sc essential an arm OF the service
should have been entirely overlooked 1t dicult to ex
plain Our State military authorities were not equal to
sty for regiment Of cavalry They considered their
siness done when they had sent Of regiments Of
cruts Mr. Cameron also Of opinion that cavalry
would no, be wanted 10 shs As for the Union De.
fence Committee which has carried tho whole bust
Of the nalioD badly It's shoulders would only
give Eve hundred dollars towards raising regiment Of
cavalry although could give ty Thousand and upwards
to dt out his Honor, Mayor Woods Infantry regiment
Now, much a. the government may want the Lincoln
cavalry sent forward 1t will yet he some time before is
been mustered into the service of the United States
four Of which have gone into camp at Elm Park.
Colonel hcReynolds has made every effort to
put the regiment forward fast possible but fnds
regiment These debts contracted for the part
by the German companies and before he had joined the
regiment and the officers, who have paid from their
pockets as long as they able demand that their
bills shall DO paid before they mustered IN. The gov
eminent cannot recognise debts contracted before
companies mustered in and hence there 10 other
way to discharge them than by appealing TO the bene-
violence and patriotism Of citizens The Union De
fence Committee having squandered all it's funds it Is
next TO useless TO look for relief in that direction Efforts
headed by Richard Buseed Esq to raes funds enough
TO relieve the regiment Of Its embarr Dona
tons, however small will be thankfully received by the
treasurer at Dsbrow's Riding School
Members Of Company are requested 10 meet al bead.
quarters Dsbrows Riding School on Tuesday Al twelve
O'Clock for muster.
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MAIL COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE BLOCKAD.
ING SQUADRON
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


WIN you please call attention to the want Of mail com.
munication with the bockading deet of For, Sumter,
The Roanoke, arriving there the 18th July BROUGHT
only . package Of HRxALpe 10 date OF 18th June All
hands were terribly disappointed al not receiving later
news During the past two months they have had news
but twice from home, while many anxious 10 hear
from friends now in the advance Of the army Surely this
be remedied and the public should DO Informed Or thS
mode o5 communicating wth lhS aeet.
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NINTH REGIMENT NEW YOka
LITIA SrATE MI

Company l. q new company w. hs attached "a IN.
regiment, passed down p o.,,.v $50 N
the'r WY !" WV AZ Of war They numbered one hun
dreu inen''.d were fully equipped The company was
on Thursday by an officer Of the United states
~ nave since been rendered FULLY effective Cor war pur'
poses The officers OF the company wish return their
thanks for many fyors received Al the hands OF GONE Of
societies, aud from Seymour Strong ESQ Assistant
Postmaster. The following the principal officers
Potter J. Caassen, Captain Francis Smith, First Lieu.
tenant, Charles Il Wheaton Second Lieutenant
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RUMORED ENGAGEMENT AT FORT HATTIE.
RAS, NORTH CAROLINA.
The Newbern IN. c. Proores, has tho foil

Tue Newpern IN C.J FTo0ren has tho folowinR-
Information reached here late last night by vcrten
a OF tns Roanoke Guard that on Wednesday The 10th
forty -four uns under the guns Of Fort Ha,erss
when on xagement took place, which Tested three
fourths Of aureach party 6ring or eight guns
No damage was Zone side Tho vessel was struck
twice and thought 70 have been disabled abe struck
colors and sloped.
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Fatal Accident 1t Albany.

zAksANft July W AeS1.
Misc Sarah M Obey, Of this city, was waiting ia
rage to-day for the arrival of the day boat from New
York. The coachman caresssy left the horpcs and when
the boat arrived tho horses took fright and away.
running the Hamilton street bridge There Miss Obey
was thrown out and her skull fractured causing speedy
DEATH
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49,. ~. ,,, II 0oskrH' Fly July -, 1ooI'
vered In the boot and shoe Of Fisher Collins which
was consumed together with tho Post Office and book
store of C. c. Woolw0rth Loss of the former - 900,
which is fully insured
Little no mail matter destroyed Tho loss in
papers, blanks and furniture amounts TO IS O00 in.
sured.
woOworths loss ss5 600; fully insured The fire was
the work of an incendiary.
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OUR GaARLEsTowN CORRESPONDENCE.

CHAFL1sTUWN, !,
q Hpatsf' u the Rebel Andr.u Huner House y General
Pae0som-1aJn Dct.tledays Bakery, &C.
headaNarters Of Genera, Patterson are in the house
"a HraSiEanter the leading resel Of ths county Al
socor tpl'shed and able lawyer who prosecuted Johl
Brow El1.er ran Tor the Virginia Convention las,
Janua yoRs the rebel candidate was badly beaten
In May hast he ran az candidate for the Legislature
q that state and was elected by overwhelming ma
jority tAere vas such reaction between those two
per,ods Aat tbs vote changed from 200 for Union IL
}anuary SR1tJa May
Mr. Hu vsar hss deemed IL convenient TO leave with
remarkably auicaness upon the approach Of column
Major d. shedays battery engaged in target prac
A,ce 10. night witt successful issue