New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

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Judge Culver has been appointed by the Presi-
dent as Consul to Para, Brazil, and not to Ancona,
as stated in one Of the city journals
Supplies FOR PoRT RorAL.--The splendid steam
ship Atlantic, Capt Oliver Edredge, has been load
ing with Quartermasters and Comuissary 8 stores
for FIVE or six days past and is to sail this morning
for Port Royal Her cargo amounts to 300 to
8 600 tuns and beside provisions comprises large
quantity OF forage-oats and baylor borses, and
great quantity of lumber, timber and bricks She
takes number Of heavy panks for the long wharf.
which Col. Scrolls Engineer Regiment are con-
structing, and a pie-driver for the same purpose
She has also portable stesm-engine for the purpose
Of loading End unloading vessels at the dock. IL
WILL therefore, be understood that our forces are not
likely to abandon the footbold they have got in
South Carolina. 1t seems more likely that Port
ROYAL is TO be made the base Of future operations,
and not unlikely that the foundation Of a thriving
commercial sea port will date from the construction
Of this wharf.
The Atlantic takes out &c head Of bullocks but no
horses. The numerous temporary berhs which
were erected prior to her departure with the Great
Expedition have all been taken out, and stored,
under cover, on the Cansl-strect wharf The lower
decks are now crammed with bales, barrels, boxes,
and bags and the only hsbitabe portion Of the chip
il the gorgeous main saloon and the ordinary quar-
ters OF the ships officers and crew. She takes "a
passengers about 30 oiheers who are going 10 join
their regiments, and ns she sas direct for POri
sfafp a. 70 IL m al
Annapolis are entirely erroneous. What sae may
DO on her next trip, Is however, quite another thing
She will be at Port Royal BY Saturday night, and
NAV be ex pected back in the oourse Of three week.
SAD DEVELOPMENT II THI CAREER OF A IOuAo
CIERK--Yesierday another demonstration Of tie
folly Of pursuing false pleasure wGs made IN tie
Tombs Police Court, in the case Of young man en-
gagged as entry clerk in Of our Irst houses wl-s
prospects are represented having teen very pom
iaing. George X. Coyee, appears. was engaged
~ entry clerk in the house Of ROBBINS, Royce
Hard. Of No. 20 Reade street, for several year.
During that time, is alleged that large quantities
q goods have been missed including flowers, si.ls
velves satins &c. For long time The stock account
unaccounlaLly failed TO balance AT last tue Losses
became heavy 10 prompt toe firm 10 call to their
assistance the detective police Accordingly, Officer
Keefe was detailed 10 attend 10 the case and after
thorough examination OF The fraud, it was resolved
to arrest Cowee on suspicion. Accordingly, lie WIS
arrested on Monday, and only a few bours Lso
passed when he confessed TO series Of robberies,
revealing the secret Of how the missing goods hau
been Disposed Of Altogether, il was es,imaied thlt
lie lad taken about g 600 worth Of properly, al
Of which had been pawped, and the money pre-
cured in that way expended layishly upon women.
and in gambling houses. Three years filed Fp ;he
sum Of this young man experiences, which time ne
appears 70 have invested in the usr ruin Of his buf
ness prospects lie is said to have respectable con-
nectons, which, however, have not been sufficient %
prompt him to a straightforward courEe. Justice
Brennan committed him for examination.