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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

BRITIsH SYMPArHY-Mane advertised for bidders for a
five million war loan 1t was taken. Abiding to
this the Kennebec Journal says
Hon. Nathan Dane State Treasurer of Maine, has re-
ceived a comm munication from number of gentlemen
residing in Canada proposing to take considerable por
ton of the loan lately advertised offering handsome
premium therefor They stated that the offer made
AS sympathy for the great in which
the loyal States engaged-a which must
mand the respect and good wishes of all true Britons
The propostion the loan not received in to
procure any portion the scrip but the fact of the ten
der and the disposition which it dlscoses, will be very
grateful to people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
Summons.

In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District of the State of California, in
and for the County of Trinity
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
CHAs. SLOAN. plaintiff. vs. VIM. MAIO
NEX. LOHN MALONEY md Wm. VI G.

CHAs. sLOAN, plaintiff: vs.. wn: MAI.O
NEY. JOHN IALONEY and WIN. Nc
COUCH, defendants.
A CTION BROUGHT IN THE DISTRICT
n Court of the 9th Judicial District of the
State of California, in and for the county of Trim
ity, and the complaint filed in said county of
Trinity, in the office OF the Clerk of said District
Court.
The People Of the State Of California send greet
ing to U'M N4LO.NEY. JOHN KALO-
NEY and WI .McCOUCH defendants
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against You by the above named plain
till, in the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District of the State of California in and for the
county of Trinity, aud to answer the complaint
filed therein, Ga copy of which accompanies this
summonsl within ten days, exclusive of the day
of servicp,) after the service on you of this sum
mons-if served within this county or If served
ont of this county, but within this Judicial Dis
trict. within twenty days; or if served out of said
District, then within forty days-or Judgment by
default will be taken against you according to
the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the SUM
Of one thousand dollars damages and costs of suit,
and that plaintiffs rights to all the waters of
Five Cent Gulch be confirmed and established,
and that said defendants, their aid ors, abettors,
and all other persons claiming or acting for,
through or by them, or either Of them, may be
perpetually restrained and enjoined from divert
ing or interfering with the waters Of Five Cent
Gulch, to the dctriment of the rights of plaintiff,
and for other and further relief &c
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff will take judgment
against you by default, as in said complaint de-
mandcd. Service to be made on John Maloney
by publication three months, by order of f. j.
Curtis, County Judge.
Given under my hand and the seal of ;he
District Court of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict of the State Of California in and for
[I~sl the county of Trinity, this 2lth day Of Ju-
ly, in the year OF our Lord one thousand,
eight hundred and SXtyone.
Nj. f. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
| By w. A. NuNNAtLY, Dep Clerk. 2S3m.
! Chadbourne Il Miller and IL. j. Howe, Plain.
| tiff S Attorneys.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

WORLDS FAIR OF lS62.-The various Scienti
fc, Literary and Industrial Societies of the Paci
dc States and Territories have appointed a com
mittee to make all necessary arrangements for
having this coast represented in the Worlds Fair,
to be held in London, in May, 1862. We have
received circular saying that the Committee
intend to collect and receive all articles de-
signed for exhibition, to have them stored, la
beed, catalogued and forwarded to London free
Of charge Articles for the Fair may be forward
ed free to San Francisco, by that Express Co.,
in charge of Wells, Fargo Co.'S messenger
They must be marked, " Worlds Fair of 1862 y
addressed to Royal Fisk, No. 2l3 sacramento
street, San Francisco. Every article produced
or obtained by human industry, whether of raw
materials, machinery, manufactures or fine arts,
will be admitted to the exhibition. A suitable
person will be appointed to take the articles in
charge as Commissioners for this coast. All class
es are cordially invited TO cooperate in the efforts
of the Committee to make the part OF the Great
Exhibition representing the Pacific Coast, worthy
of general notice and admiration"
We are not aware that Trinity county is repre-
sented in the General Committee.
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HOME GUARDs.-Lieut. Wilkinson was in town
yesterday morning, from whom we learn the dis
position of the several detachments. The com
pany has been divided by order of Capt. Werk
into three bodies. First Lieut.. Wilkinson with
la men is at Meals Ranch on Van Duzen Creek.
Second Lieut.. Warren with II men is on the head
of Grouse Greek. The other detachment, Second
Lieut. Brown, with IL men, is on the head waters
of Matt"le. At present Capt. Werk is with the
detachment at Meals Ranch Humboldt Times.
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COMM ISSION
AN d
PURCHASING AGENT,
SAN FRANCISCO.

ORDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF MER-
" chandse and articles of every description
are solicited by the undersigned.
A residence in this city Of over ten years and
an experience in the business of nearly the same
length of time are considered sufficient to war
rant the confidence of persons in the country who
occasionally require TO make purchases here,
through the agency of reliable party or who
may be looking for permanent Agent In San
Francisco. To either the advertiser offers his
services, assuring all who intrust orders to him
that no effort will be spared to execute their com
missions satisfactorily.
All Orders must be accompanied with the cash
or City reference.
Those desiring information concerning the un-
dersigned are referred to
WM. II. COLEMAN X Co., San Francisco.
j. ii. CounIII X Co.,
| G. LANGLEY, Druggist,
| FLINT, PEABODY X Co..
| Ira Z. RANKIN,
Ross, DEMPSrER " Co,
j. ANTHONY Il Co, Liion Office, Sacramento.
And to the proprietor Of the TRINITY JOURNAL.
N. Borders for Machinery Pianoiortes Me-
lodeons Sewing Machines Watches, Jewelry,
&c., will be attended to by competent judges.
L. p. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent
629 WAsHtNuToN STREET Cup stairs,
Opposite Maguire's Opera House. San Francisco
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GONE To Hail." Verify say unto you, they
shall have their reward" John A. Washington,
who specuiatrd in the bones and homestead of his
great relative with the patriots of his country
has been shot as a spy by the Federal troops, as
will be seen by the PONY news. He will never
see his uncle George. .-.Nountain Messenger.
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Attention ! Taxpayers

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the State
~ aud County Taxes for the Fiscal Year of 1861
-'62 are now due and payable, and that the law
relating to their collection will be strictly enfor-
ced. l. G.. MESSEC, Sheriff aud Tax Colr.
Weayeryille, Sept 16, 1861. 36td
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THE journal.
x,:s, Company Trinity Volunteers.

This company, numbering seventy-six men, left
- :. rervile for headquarters at Sacramento last
c,oday morning. We give below the names Of
~. roluuteers as furnished by Lieut.. Israel, not
-,r os a matter of news, but that the list of the
S..f Trinity company may be recorded for future
c,ronca
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
PHELAN'S
BILLIARD SALOON F.!

TUHE ABOVE BILLIARD SALOON, WITH
| Eight First-C Class Phelan Tables, is now
open to the public The Cushions on these Ia
bles are the latest patent, and are great i'm
provement on their predecessors. The ROOM ID
fitted up so as to combine ELEGANCE with con-
FORT. The BAR will be kept constantly sup
Piled with the choicest brands Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
and the subscribers hope, by strict attention, to
merit the patronage OF all who admire and prac-
tce the GAME OF BILLIARDS..
DAN. LYNCH
NJ II. HUGHES,
720 and 722 Montgomery street.
Opposite the New Metropolitan Theater,
San Francisco.
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Ebert Hearston.
Jno. Lnderman goes as Drummer to the COM
pany. Lieut.. Newton Israel remains behind for
a few days to receive recruits, if there are any
who desire to join the company.
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The REBELLION ON The OCEAN.
Alarming Depredations on Our
Commerce.
~O~>~>>~~>No>NNo>>~~~~<sN
ANOTHER PRIVATEER HEARD FROM.
o>>~No>>~>N~~oI~~~~>>~>~~>
The Pirate Steamer Sumter
or Cuba.
>~or0~coor.~~~~oooNc>~~
Seizure Of Eight Vessels Near
Cienfuegos.
N(~~~~~l~O~>~o~~>>o~oe
The Ship Golden Rocket
Burned Mt Sea.
N~~~~o~oO~0o~~~>r<>o>~~~
Interesting Details Of the Operations
Of the JEFF. Davis.
~~>~OO>,>>~~>.>~>NN~N~.>>~o~O~
THE TWO PRIvATEERS DESCRIBED.
~~~No~~N~>~0->>-N>o~~N0~~~~~
SKETCHES OF THEIR COMMANDERS,
DC, &C., &e.
Seizure Of Eight Vessels Near
Cienfuegos.
THE TWO PRIvATEERs DESCRIBED.
SKETCHES OF THEIR COMMANDERS,
de-, &c, &c.

The depredstons OF the Southern prvateers are becom
counts Of the seizures made by the JEFF Davis some
what startled the people Of the Northern States, ~
tt was not thought that the priyateors would ven
lure SO near our shores, and had no
vessels Of war cruising there TO receive them.
To-day publish the particulars of another wholesale
seizure made by one Of the pirates Of the South
ern rebels. This time it is not home, tho
vessels having been taken the south side Of Cuba and
sent into Cieniucgos prizes. The Of the
privatccr is the Sumter She formerly the steamer
Marquis de la Habana which, together with The General
Mramon, was taken by the United States soop-of.was
Saratoga off Vera Cruz, little than year ago
The following the nnmcs OF the vessels seized by
uer Banks West Wind and louisa Kilham, brigs Ben
Dunning Albert Adams, Naiad, Cuba and Machas, and
the ship Golden Rocket, which burned at sea, and
the officers and crew landed at Cenlucgos
The prvateer steamer Sumter, belonging 10 the Con
ederac States OF the South entered the harbor Of Cen
fuegos on the morning OF the 9th inst bringing in Oh
prizes the brigs Cuba, Machias Naiad, Albert Adams
and Ben DunnDg aud the barks West Wind and Louisa
Kilham The steamer fell in with the ship Golden
Rocket at and set fire to her having previously taken
up her Commander Semmes Of the Sumter sent
officer shore, with letter TO the Governor Of the town.
The American Consul once tccgraphed 70 the Consul
General at Havana The steamer loft again next day,
having receivesss supply OF coal and water.
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OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.

HARRISBURG. July ID, 1861
Ne,os from Company T. Fifteenth Ptnnsyt,an,a Toraa-
Colonel Rctets, Of The Sx'h PeansIeoma Rese.ye
Corps, West Pon,er-March o. sas Other Req
1,sniS near CumJsr'dnt.
The report that the members Of Company l. Fifteenth
regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, recently taken prison
Mart,nsburg by company OF rebel cavalry
bruahy treated, turns out to be false Information has
from them denying the statement
parties profess TO toya, Union men at
Martnsburg
The Sixth regiment the Pennsylvania reserve corps
coonei Rctets commanding ieft Camp Curtin yesterday
en- yotfe Tor the Potomac Be,rg only State troops
they will 60 further than the State line The
presented . nue sppesrance, aud are uuder
command of West Pointer, although Colonel
+ Is cot graduate ruf,hg bis eenior year,
for some trivial misdemcanor he Gas h.nssei from that
institution by Jefferson Davis, thtD secretary of War.
The Secretary afterwards desired 10 feAsiate BIN but
young Ricketts, declined He is considered most excel.
lent drill officer and what much better. has the coat.
dence and love o. his men.
III, FIRST and Second regiments Of Volunteer reserve
corps. which had been sent 10 reinforce gallant I
danaus under Coonet Wallace, at Cumberland ind but
who encapel Mason and Dixon alter hearing Of the
OF the rebels to Cumberland as "
Colonel Wallace having been ordered TO jcip Genera Pat,
column.
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OUR HAGERsTowN CORRESPONDENCE.

HA6tisfowNi july II; Ieol
james GaG Not H,mg--Sitsness Amon9 the Troops-Arri
raj Of tie Second Massachusetts Re9,ment-Ther ar
Wamti, dc
have ssccrtaned that the horrible paragraph now 60
ing the rounds Of the press detailing the hanging of james
Gan At Harper's Ferry, rs untrue Mr. Cali did live at
Greencas,le Pa moved to Hedgesvlie above Martins.
burg and having been suspected while there OF commui
ca,ln with the Union army he hurried of tried
al Harper's Ferry, bat guile found 10 him. So
much him. but how about the hundreds of spies all
over the North who are known to be commu
nscaon with DAVIS and Beanregad? When shall we be
Gun their trialsS
regret say that considerable sickness prevails from
Incidental among troops-mosy occasioned by
change OF water anu in]udcious exposure 10 the
nothing however Of an epidemic character Col Emey,
the Eighth Pennsylvania regiment has been quite sick
also Brigadier General C. Wiians who has become
COW alesceDt.
The Second MassAtnuselts regiment, Col George II
Gordon arrived by railroad late las, night and left
for WianIspor the Of the day Their appearance
have asceftained there are among them many 'nobc
OF noble sires, comprising representatives Of the
highest social aud educational classes Both Colonel and
Lieutenant Coouel West Point graduates and tried
Mexican soldiers some also experienced ia the Idfk
sh, Crimean and Indian
Their camp equipage 's very ample and unusual
Each company is Supplied with three thousand ball
tFdges ana Tour or I'VE days ra'oos as the complement
with which to begin the march Virginia Besides this
quantity q food large amount Of Hour and pork Is con
tanned IN the wagons ready Tor cooking
Along with the regiment there are twenty i've wagons,
two amOulances or hospital wagons one hundred ana
thirty horses and generous supply OF camp equipoee
The brass band accompany them consists twenty
pieces There are twenty drummers aud drum major.
All are enlisted for three years or during the war.
They will encamp night the Virginia shore Of the
Potomac and told this Is their very first long march
Their home camp was at West Roxbury Massachusetts
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tltutes be Seventh brigade Perkns' battery has been
stiacnco OF. ana lorna the advance guard of the
second dlv,sloD.
The 8nods sand ta.tery an been attached to Thomas'
(First) brigade. AND leads the First division
Doubleasyv batteries Of heavy guns also go with this
division
Our force Is much stronger than even the most exrava
giant reports OF the enemy and trust shall not
stop until either tested his strength by actual
conflict him ANONYMOUSLY from this part Of the
country.
ID the multiplicity OF my engagements have had no
time 10 give you description of this town or the sur
rounding country The town is poor looking affair and
have been thoroughly cleaned out Of provisions
scarcely anything TO be had there al any price The most
feature at the ruins or about hty
locomotives the depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, which the rebels have left as monuments or
their vandalism Tho country is fine agricultural
and the people, far have associated with them,
learn their sentiments seem to be heartily sick OF
this rebellion aud in favor OF the government but they
the most thoroughly scared people have ever seen
II these fair specimen Of the Union men OF Eastern
Virginia don't wonder the rebels carried cvory thing be-
fore them They would like the government TO protect
them but utterly incapable Of doing anything for
themselves In short have heard of the Christian
who tried so to serve God as not to offend the devil The
loyalty OF these men is pretty much on par with the re-
gion Of that gentleman They would so serve the 60
vcrnnen not TO offend the rebels and many OF them,
think, disposed to water both shoulders.
Two runaway slaves, who joined the army to-day claim
Ing us protection returned TO their owners by order
ol General Patterson.
large number OF horses have been captured from the
enemy some o them very good ones. a dcsertcr from
the rebels last night and reports their condition
anything bnt efficient lie says their strength between
this and Winchester does not exceed 10 600 and hat
they poorly provided with guns ammunition and pro.
visions, und that great DISSATISFACTION prevails among the
troops.
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MARIlNsnuRG, Va. July Q, 1861

''NN'INNH0H"' WI guy o. r0oF
WLyMs F6F(s3 Dtd Not 1dycA-ThPtf Afe19A--iyTttGi
f mo NINA Cc,,yo, ar,.st of Pbec Mare p;de5 Con
Wv 3 ''' ~
non ETPected, &c
u was confidently expected that n forward movement
no,, h,,o hoon ,,ao 10 do,. iraood ordors for tbc
"''i' ""'S Wv" ''''' NN'y ,n' ~ o''>'9
whoc army 10 iharch TOWARDS winchester carry 'h's
morning issued but owing to the fatigue Of the New
vorp N,,e,oenh which ,narcboa all tho yav from II,
~ :, -. -,
gefs'owh 10 ths pace yesterday, ana 10 'he hohhrrN"
Of the Tlfed six FOUNDER expected the movement was
rostpon.a ms cxnectea 10 take Mace 10 morrow,
49,, -, -, ,-,,
I'D auoilIoh W INC iooc WHICH 'i VIVA heie ioh WI
has port the ID this army has been reinforced to the
ton, ,r oyer oOo mon arrived Yesterday 10 wit.
-
Cot fohes tfHst fchfsyNahmt regiment, from ffede'
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General McClellan's Report to
Lieutenant General Scott.
Surrender OF Col. Pegram and Six
Hundred Rebels.
GENERAL oARMETT's POSITION TURNED,
DO, &C., SC.

WASHINGTON, July IA, 1901
third despatch received from Gen. Mcclellan today
that Col pegam who cut off by the first
days tight has surrendered with 600 rebel prisoners
and that Gsrnetts position has been turned and he is
moving North
The following received July IL from Beverly, Va
REPORT OF GEN. MCCLELLAN TO LIEUT.. GEN. SCOTT.
HEADQUARTERS, BEVERLY, Va July 10, 1861
Col. Z D. TOWNSEND, Washington, D. c.
have received from Cot Pegram propositions for the
Surrender, with his officers and remnant Of his com
mand--say six hundred men. They said to be OK.
tremely pcntent, and determined again TO take
up arms against the general government. shall have
nine hundred thousand prisoners to take
care Of when Col Pegram comes in. The latest nc.
counts make the loss Of the rebels in killed some one
hundred and Nifty. G. b. MCCLELLAN,
Major General DEPARTMENT OF Ohio
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THE LATEST FROM GEN. pATTeRS0Ns DIVISION
OUR MARTINsRURG CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR MART!NsRURG CORRESPONDENCE.
MAaI;Sssrae, Va, JAY 8, 1901
Orders 10 M1reh-Arr:eai Of Nns R.ymena-- Ma-in.
tars-Col;hr< u H,r,.,. &c. SO
orders today ss1ed TO the various regiments .,
this array 10 march towards Winchester early 70 morrow
II viii move 10 two divisions The nrst, under Gen
Cadwalader, will take the Winchester turnpike whe the
second division, urdey Gen Ke!m ~tli take ROAD ,ur
nng parallel TO the turr ke short distance to TIE es,
ward The First and Thrc reg meats peIEsylvazia vour
,cers Coils Yohe aad Mater ns former ice, arrived from
Frederick, Nd, today, yemau tc guar1 he tcwa and
the cepo established here, ana TO furnish escorts to
wagon Ta!ls, &C
this morning the Nlneteenth And twenty eighth New
YORK regiments arrived from Washington via Haeers.
town. and have beeu attached TO Gen wyukoops Second
brigade ard Second division
Col Stones column, $500 strong, also arrived this
NOR tH composition gave YOU yesterday, aat con.
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Major General Department OF Ohio
CINCINNATI, July IA, 1861

special despatch to the Commercial, from Beverly,
says that General McClelans advanced division moving
rapidly to Cheat Mountain Pass The rebels burned the
bridges at Huttonsville and VIII burn the Cheat Noun
tain bridge, but 1t cannot delay us an hour
At Rich Mountain one hundred and thirty one dead
rri is aave been found. Our wounded doing well
le nissioncd rebel officers were killed and captured,
ncu%4 Captain skepwith, Of rowhatan Capt d. f.
Lang. late OF the United States Army and Capt Irwin,
Of Ri ,swck, dangerously wounded DR. lzer, late
of ,hs uted States Army, aud Dr. Walk. late Of the
Unite Nta,os Army, are prisoners.
So Georgans and South Carolinions are among the
E"si, the rebels dead are chiefly Eastern Virginans.
morning Colonel Pcgram, commander a, Rich
No am, sent letter to General Mcclellan Offering to
snr nder himself and command Of Elk hundred men.
The surrender accepted and the prisoners will march
To to-day The prisoners much reduced by hunger
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OUR CLARKsBuRG CORRESPONDENCE.

CLARKsBrRG, Va July y, 1861
A,rirol and Departure q Trccrs Preaou, to the Bria
AGairs al Lduel Hill The Cop,m,tssary and Quarter
mostcr's Department II CtdrksburO Efficient DC
General llcClelans boa constructor, which is TO CO.
operate with General SCOTS anaconda, is slowly but
surely winding itself around these Vrgiuian heights TO
the occasional discontinue Of the rebels Laurel Hill is
Their present hiding place, and the General is within
Seven miles of them with sufficient force and 49,
appearances making his preparations for eGectualy
wpins them Colonel Bob heCorks gallant rcgi.
meat of Ohio Germans rs scouting close to the
rebel stronghold, and taking items preparatory
to assault. The brigades u Generals Rosencrans
Aba Scblech nre SIN Vt BuckbapDon kyery day
Uuion forces increased by the arrival OF regi
mcns from the western States II is almost incredible
that such vast crowds Of able bodied pouring
from the States OF the West where sup
posed be not peneous Notwithstanding this
seeming exodus, # you travel through the country you
will hardly MSS from the corn and wheat fields
On Saturday evening the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Indiana regiments arrived from indianapolis,
and went camp here The Thirteenth pitched its
tents III hill side timothy Geld belonging to James N.
Jackson the noted - secesher," who IS now under
guard his residence this Tts Geld was also
occupied by the 'bloody Tenth" Ohio regiment few
days ago, and the boys gave II the name Of Camp Ieib,
honor Of good humored head Of the Quarermaser
Department at this pcs, The lhrteeHh and F0ur,eenth
,iar, roomep,s NOVA, an towards pucunaoron ye,,ar
49, -, 49,
cay Tue four'eehtn VIII Pfopao'y marcp 'ouay 70 es
cort long Of wagons transporting provs'ons 10 the
army The Indiana boys look well and have gentle.
manly ana cope'ch' oicers az the" neaa Inc men are
suitably clothed and have seen the payuIaser honor
n the uooee, state for the good care shs ms. ,.pe ~
"
| sops
II is refreshing these times when incompetency
tho military sorv,.e is trpmps TO witness tho nercic.
80 -, - . a., ,..-,.-..,, :. o,
pun or'p py SUM ~ ,ie ptnGcrs AZ .his
s'"''oh 40 "oo'e o.a.ou, WY "'u r', 'een.h
.hGana ' ' Wv ~ :" te on ,ust
qua ei, o .lie mo- " VIZ ~, u rquippeo .o' 'ne
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THE pepREpArIoNs or THE SUMTER.
The Ship Golden Rocket Burned-seven
Other Prizes Taken into Cicnruegos--
Description OF the Sumter md the vcs-
sells Seized, &C., Sc.

The following letters from correspondents will give
all the details OF the captures and the movements Of the
Sumter as far as ascertaned:--
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DISPATCHES FROM ALEXANDRIA.

RiLxAfoK-A July Is, 1871
party Gf 2ouave. and Maine scouts met with party
Of neen ALABAMA scouts twelve mes out yesterday and
succeededir capturing three Of them, well farmer
who acting as their. guide,
Two Of the parties who KEEP, up communication between
the Maryland virginia shores by rowing boats across
a, midnight, captured op Friday nigh; by party Of
Company Of the ZouaNes.
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RELIEF or FAMILIES OF SOLDIERS

We are requested to state that the announcement Of
The reopen!ng OF the Office In Fourth avenue contained
c the papers OF Saturday and yesterday premature
The funds which have been appropriated for this purpose
have not yet been received By the Union Defence Commit
tee Prompt notice. The iims Of The resumption Of pay
ments will be given.