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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-05

49, STREET COMAISSIONER.-
49, MEssRS. EDIToRs.-Please announce WM
HEBU"N rs suitable candidate for Street Com
| missioner, and Oblige
janis MANY FRIENDS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-05

yAr<3z, FOR CITY TREASURER
SS~GSa MEssRs EDIToRs.-l respectfully offer my
self as candidate for reelection to the office Of City
dccI7 r. ". HARDING.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-05

F7t<11o, FOR WHARF MASTER
S<S2a MEssKs. EDITORs.-PleasC announce the
name of JOHN IRWIN as a suitable candidate for
Wharf Master, at the ensuing Charter Election and
Oblige (decls*J MANY FRIENDS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-05

V9r<--. TO THE CITY VOTERS:--
ANEA We beg leave to respectfully offer as a cam
dlate for the office of Street Commissioner, MAR
Gus W. AMICK, who is we honestly believe as well
qualified to discharge the duties of said office as any
other person who can be presented.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-05

yqeL.o, TOR WHARF MASTERED
49, MgSSRs. EDrToES.-Please announce 10
SEPH FORSYTH a. the independent candidate of
the people for the office Of Wharf Master at the en-
suing Charter Election.
dpClJS HIS FRTE%nS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-05

yar<-2,s STREET COMMISSIONERS
S%lEa MEssRs. EDIroEs-Please announce .IO-
SEPiI HALLER candidate for Street Commits
EOncr, and Oblige tdec25%l HIS FRIENDS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-05

vAz WATER WORK S.--NTEssRs
49, EDITORs.--Pleslse announce JOHN WHITE
as a candidate for Superintendent of Water Works,
at the next city election His perfect knowledge of
the duties of the office will enable him. if elected,
to give general satisfaction.
dec2;* MANY CITIZENS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-05

no. FOR CITY SERGEANT
9sazSA MEsSRs. EnIrORs-Plcase announce to the
'itiZens of Wheeling that AM candidate for the
Office Of City Sergeant, at the ensuing Charter Elcc
lion. dNcl3*I A. SCATTERDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16
Miscellaneous.


STEAMSHIP NASHVILLE, Murray, hence for Charleston ar
rived of the bar Friday morning. eth at O'Clock and at
her wharf on Sunday morning al Q O'Clock
Wee port arrivals ABOVE.
BARK WKrHAy, previously reported ashore on Poindwn
Point Bay went ashore parting both chains
In terrific gale the 9Th inst AL her cut away
without relief she rmaned hard and fast heading of
shore She did not leak for several hours but finally bIgd
and Is now full OF water.
BRIG RAINBOW, from New York for Havana abandoned
sea, reports hence March ~ with cargo Of
and hay 6th while reehng the foreopss Nicholas Sleep
err fell from the foreyad and lost 18th, during
mendous gale from Ne, shipped which stove me les
bulwsrks boat washed the decknad overheard split
ring the night the vessel abored heavily and shipped
quantities n AN found shs had sprung aieak
With Of water in the pump we'll 10Th, the
puirg 70 gain with the pumps constantly going, could
on FOR Bermuda 2si taken OF by captain OF brig
Ellsworth of ndsor, who kindly rendered boat and
TN, when leaving the brig, sounded pumps
and found three feet water 10 the hold LEFT her lat IS as
lon CD 70 The Ellsworth bound Cardenas where
We arrived April and would hereby ssknowedgs the
vessel and mnisterng 10 comfort while board hs
vessel likewise 70 capt sarret OF brig Daen for passage
from Csrdsnas TO this port
BR BIG AVALANCHE from Mayaxez for PHILADELPHIA with
sugar and moe ses was abandoned 2ath ui in
diuon; officers snd crew saved and taken to Mstanzas
BRIG MARY LOWELL, Johnson that cleared from Whining
on NJ siew days ago for jamaica has back 10 IN
Bern MARTHA tot cbester murray Of 81 burthen,
sailed from y Martins on the $50 ul for Besn,cr ~ WIN
made for harborhe vessel became wseriogsed and
had 70 b. ashore the OF lives near small
ioue NO. Vessel WIN prove total oss; no Insurance..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

Espensenea's spring style OF Geslie-
mems Dress be. o. isol the pe~fron OF symmoy and
The hano~snest h. he has ned aud not
T. h. surpassed he ehes hera abe price of yore.
- e. EsPkebGHEID. llh Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

A GARD -GHB IHDlAr hSRB Dh- TUMBLETY,
d. will describe disease tell his patienn
the nature their Illness without receiving any
nforma' from them No charge for consultation aA
vice Office ro 80 Broadway half minute walk from 81
Nicholas Hotel.
OUR MOTTO.
We such Balms hsve strife
Will Nsture the Laws OF Life;
With blood our hands stain
Nor poison to their Pain
Our Father, whom all goodness hls,
Provides the means to curv all Ills,
The SIMPLE Herbs tenexth our feet,
Well used relieve our pains coz pleo.
A simple Heib, simple Flower,
Culied from he tewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
y TUMBLETY. n. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16
Married.
Dirr.

CLAKKk-DoiIE on Ghursd4y evening, april IL, at ST
Anus church, blythe Rev Father FarrelI. RgTaESsosD
CLARss 10 Miss suAN DoyiK, ooin OF city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

A RADICAL CukE FOR HERNIA or RUPTURE.
n WHITE = PATENT LEVEk TRUSS
Lev and improved instrunea differing In principle and
action tron sl Others radical effected In amos
csst ms hundreds will testify Our Female Supportef
the p<cpie Braces for men, and children
unsurJ asssd
Pamphlets Rses
GhEoohy co rs Bond street, New York.
Al EyEaDELL's oLD stoRh. D2 BROADHAg-
"A Wedding Cards These celebrated engraved Cards cole
nnly this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

General Orders No. =.
HEADQUA THs Army, I
NEW YoKK, Apfil 10, 1901.
Captain George ". Gu .um, Corps OF Epgtneefs, up
pointed on the 9th instant ABIDE Camp " the Lieu
tenant General commanding the army with the rank
Lieutenant Colonel hereby announced such 90 the
army. He will be obey ed and respected accordingly.
by command Of Lieutenant General scott
II. T.. SCOrr,
Lieut.. Col and A. d. c. Acting Adjutant General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

Hilrs Hair Dye, 10 Cents, Black or
brown Best In use Depot No Barclay street, and sold BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees the In the weridwhoiesale and RETAIL and
bye privately applied, al no 6Assor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

STEAMSHIP NASHVILLE Murray, hence for Charleston, AZ
rived of the bar Friday morning. lah O'Clock and
her wharf on Sunday morning At O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

Darry's Trfcopherous In the Hest and
cheapest article for dressing beaufyipg curling cleansing
dSugetsta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

Wood, Eddy q Co., Managers OF the
KENTUCKY, MISSOURI LOTTERIES
Authorized by the Legislature
appointed to superfDtPnc
the drawing OF Lottery authorized by the Legss hav
ing this day craving OF the Kentucky State Lot
pres the benefit of the n Frankfort do hereby
uy following the numbers which this day
drsw from the Wheel
GO, Is, 10, AZ, SO, 8, sc, 81 49, so, 2 81, 81, 3d.
Glass go April Is, 1851
rs, "a, "A, ~, SO, 80, 70, rs, 6, IL, SO, Z, Is.
witness our hands Covngton, KY this Monday, April
Is 1861. -
!; ;aS s. sSS s ssASsSanow, Commissioner.
Circulars containing schemes for the month win be mailed
free of charge by sending to - -
Covington, Ky; st Louis NO wilmington Del.
EorcR tickets In the Delaware sate Lottery will
decided by the drawings of tbs Kentucky State
Lottery at Covingion, Kentucky. - .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16


American Ports.
BOSTON April Y MT BIT brig r Ae,ige Msianson g
Monticello Governs. Port au PnDce Aruccabah, Conner.
mS--XIr ship oreubridge Rowland Tome via Rio Jazz
ro Br bars Major Norton gerIio hesslna Tel basks
steamer Ben Dsford; 6rg Eesl
sSn
s and Sst'T
riSa Ocean Telegraph spe Betsy Amss s,o,,... -,
dera Alice Fainter Noreans; &c nckes cienfussos; =
css s1 s,s ss
' s a rDr 10 rn'e p sss
and SSDs Soss: IL S s ar: :
Ssi:S s5 aj Ds wsa,s
g. f.s:
8; i:s
is Sys,i Il: y ss.I st sss s
joseph Homes Hanson Ss.eip B. bark Fra. Dc-
ssy s.s ss, W.. rssn s:
steamships SswesD Ernst Merck rIurnvi.., Lon
S SSens ss Es.pSso Sa 'S
Phss saiist. Gregory Cork FOR orders. cSspnss,
he o Sss II .S% so ssS market
sea Ssa On % 's2 pan ss Sp -as sl
asId and BARK > ne .Ijp Dc viz cn;oS, pre-
o. 81 sS gone go On me - AAr'' w''
PHfLADEIfHIA April l5-Arr brig Ellen Stewart. Gain.
Nfork schrs Lady Ellen Corsop 81 AIMS Bay; NouparcH
Hall, Cornwais, Ne; u Bartlett, Conrsy. frridad
w simmons Godfrey Blackbird, Compton; and ID scci-
man. scnll Boston CID brig ustavo Trapant Cork sea-
Beverly Pierce, Nyors shr- 1ennesses Wooster Bash
Eyergade, Conn, Portand label Taylor, stonnnstc.i
Wave, Merritt Boston y J Scott, steemsn, Rorbuy;
simmons, Godfrey, Saem Jas Nelson, BUT Taunton,
and Blac kbd, Compton Boston sid ship Lancaster Ocean,
Liverpool
l4,h-Ar schr Robbie Dnon Narss cienfueeo'; Indian
Queen Mayaeuez. -. -,
PRoyIDfsCh April I4-Arr westchester, jones'
fYork Sid sloop sprsgue, Gibbs. NJ * - -,
hArr Pelican Baker, Nlofki scnr oeo FA!e2
Ni.kerson, Philadelphia bel schr Nightingale bsngs Phn
adelpbia sid schr lpcos Cots and sioop NEPTUNE, Davis
ElsAbethpoft r--,,,- a. -
r,oi 9ld brig Jackson, Byers Maanzas schrs Sarah
Jane Hartman, NorIok II SHANNON MATHS Jacksouvlie.
sAiEM April IA lid schr Fysway, Davis Philadelphia
WASHINGTON TER, Feb 26-At 1eekslet, ship Sunshine.
HwtsffLxfN0r0S &c. April FAR bark chas Smith, o.
bert Charleston; schrs Seeing Tall Charleston, Raj
but lenky Sayh Rrien Douglas Boston Cid
Frazer, Mitchell Baltimore; II Godfrey NeAllNYork:
Ratcock Bal cock Nv ork Msrcsibo Hendiy Carienas:
Village Gem, Baker, Georgeotvn; Bcn Hickmsn NYork;
Benz Means, Wells Porto Rico los Cake Endicott
York steamship Pafkersburg stannardrNvort.
WIsCAssET Arri l0-Arr schr Emblem, Groves New
York
wARHHAN, April is-Arr schr Isaac Hnckiey, Lovets.
Alexandria Sid GIN schrs Caroline uderson Bowkey, es
sncrs iWh, orin Cowi smith, and lltb. sssr Fish.
NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

Defiance salama nder saGes-Wftb Pa
powder proof locks and bars Also Gre ana burglar
proof sdeboard and paor safes Depot 81 Murray street.
corner Of College place. ROBERT ~. PATRICK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

The Dead Minstrel-Or Death OF Jerry
Bryant by George wilkes Also the openg chapter Of
grand story 0odolphh Arabian, great writer
Also Trottng prospects Long Island New Orb
and full account sporting matters everywhere. Bee
WILKES SPIRIT published this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

Delaware by act Of Assen bly, PASSED
January, 1889 0rsnss TO run twenty years.
SUSSEX Courrs--CLAss go Drawn april 10, 1851
&c, 20, ~, 8, IS, So, SO, so, SO, 80, %, &c.
CoNsoIIDArKp-CLAss q, Drawn April Is 1851.
8, o, l6, %, SO, 10, l3, A., 30, 81, 80, i.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing
r. FRANCE a 90, Managers
Wilmington. Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

Spring CIothing.-We Call the Atten
ton Of men, who about purchasing their spring thing
70 assortment OF Business Coats vests Pants and pn
Overcosss Our assortment Of Boys, ouths and iopn
Mems Clothing soaped 10 the present and coming seasons
desirable and complete
ALfkED MUhHCE CO.,
hQ7 HroAdWaY. under the At NicholAA Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

Botehelor's Hair Dye.-Reliable and In
Bsh ana applied ~ ". A. BATCHkLoRs, 10 Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

The Ladd q Webster Sewing mAchins
may now be had for nfty dollars at 500 Broadway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-08
FROM CALIFORNIA.

FoRr KEARNEY, July 6.-The pony express
passed here last night, bringing the following
summary of news from San Francisco to June
18th -
The supreme court has rendered a decision
in the Lime Point case establishing the right
of the governme mt to have the property con
demned as a site for ratification, and pur-
chased at its actual value, as determined by
the jury. This is the point of rocks near the
entrance to San Francisco harbor, which GER
tain spectators have been endeavoring to sell
to the government at the eXtrayagant price OF
5000 900.
H. Templeton, who is represented as an ex-
perienced Indian fighter, has been engaged in
the interior counties of the state organizing a
regiment of rtlemen of one thousand men, of
which one hundred have already been enrol.
ed and which he proposes to offer to the war
department to guard the overland mail route
and protect emigration, from which the federal
troops are being withdrawn. Some leading
military men in the state are engaged in the
movement, and it is represented that senators
Baker, Latham, and McDougal, will urge the
acceptance of this regiment by the war depart
ment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-08

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The battery of the
second Rhode Island regiment experimental
with rifed cannon on Monument Grounds,
this afternoon, in such a manner as to elicit
the warm commentators of all present, iu-
GLIDING several military engineers. Among
the spectators were the President and Gov
Sprague. The range of the shot was from
three to four miles.
Two privates of the first Michigan regi
ment went on scouting party, yesterday,
without orders, and returned last evening, re-
porting that they approached within two miles
of Fairfax, and meeting a few of the conted.
crate troops, fired upon them, killing one and
creating general stampede among their pick.
cts. Another scouting party of the same
regiment, met with four rebel cavalry, near
Clouds Mills, and the latter seeing them fed
although the federal scouts were only two in
number and on foot.
LaMountai1's balloon was brought to Camp
Mcdowell, near Falls Church, to-day. Prep.
arations are being made to initiate it.
The third Maine regiment, Col. Howard,
arrived here to-day. Lieut.. Earrings artillery
are encamped at the north end of Washington
street. The dress parade and review OF troops
in this briga lie, to-day, indicated remarkable
improvement in the soldiers. Six regiments
OF infantry, with Capt Ricketts, artillery and
Capt loves cavalry turned out.
All is quiet at the camps. Thomas Curry is
the name of the New York fireman Zouave
found dead in front of the low houses of pros.
tituton in Washington, to day.
1t is probable that Frank Blair will be made
a brigadier-general.
Mr.. Garlic, of the house, received a DIES.
patch from Gov. Pierpont of Virginia, TO day
that two Ohio regiments surprised nest Of
rebels at Buckhannon, Va, capturing four
hundred, killing thirty, and Selling two hun.
dred horses.
Gen. Fremont has been appointed to the
command of the western department, includ
ing Illinois and the states and territories be
tween the Mississippi river and the Rocky
Mountains headquarters at st. Louis.
Mr.. Appleton OF Massachusetts, voted with
the republicans for Mr.. Grow, and on the Wiz.
ginia question. lie gave dinner to the Mas
sachusetts delegation last evening
The general belief among congressman is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-08

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 6.-Notwitstand.
ing the stoppage of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad the American Letter Express Co.
will continue to receive and forward mail mat
ter via GAINESVILLE, regularly, and travel con-
tnues north and south by the same route
Unreliable rumors are prevalent of apprehended
danger from the Tennessceans in reference to
the stoppage of first named road.
A special dispatch to the Nashville Union of
the 9TH, from Richmond, reports Gen. Patter-
sons loss in the skirmish with Col. Jackson at
80. Jackson's force was 1900. He says six
were killed and twenty wounded.
The Mobile Advertiser OF July I'd, says that
5000 federal troops are ON Santa Rosa Islands.
New Orleans Picayune of the Sd says the
confederate ship OF war Sumter ran the block
AIDE on Saturday, putting to sea. She has a
crew of 65 men and 20 marines.
The following items are gathered from
southern papers of the 4th. "The enemy has
seized telegraph instruments at Pass A.
Loutre. The U. S steamer LETT New Orleans
bar on the LIST. A collision occurred on the
LIST on the Mobile & Ohio railroad by which 2
soldiers were killed and % badly wounded"
Reliable information from the camp at
Truesdale, Tenn, says that the measles and
small pox are prevalent among the soldiers,
and every train carries from 20 to 80 sick into
Nashville, and that there is seldom a train
without corpse or two ON board
An eye witness informs us that on the 4th,
the IL o'clock A. NJ, down train from Louis.
vile was stopped at Richmond, Tenn, osten-
sibly to wait the up train. The train was sub
sequently ordered TO camp Truesdaie, where a
file of soldiers under Maj Howard surrounded
the train with loaded arms, put or of the
men on the locomotive and three into each
passenger car, and instructed them to shoot
the engineer or anybody else who opposed
them. Further on at Fountain Head, Tenn,
the up train was met and both trains, together
with freight train, were sent back TO Nash
villa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-08

QuEcEo, July 6.-The Great Eastern has
arrived. We get the following news =
Lord chancellor Campbell died suddenly on
the morning of June 23d. Sir r. Bethul has
been confirmed as lord chancellor OF England.
The Arago and Edinburgh had sailed for
New York The latter has 9203, 900 in specie.
The sultan of Turkey died on the 25th of
June and was succeeded by his brother Abdul
Azishan. All is quiet at ConstantinOple.
Sir f. Ferguson, in the house of commons,
condemned the reinforcement to Canada. Dis
raei also thought the government was incurr'
ing a heavy responsibility.
Lord Palmerston defended the act of the
government as the usual precautionary meas.
ure of all governments in the immediate vi
cinty of hostilities. The step indicated no
dstrust of faith in the northern states, nor
want of confidence in Canadians. The time
was fit and proper, because achievements can
only be sent to Canada in the summer.
The loss by the confagration in London is
over two million pounds sterling. Some esli
mates are made as high as three and four mil
lion. Nearly all insured.
The recognition of Italy by France, is for.
maly announced.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-08
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The third Maine
and the nineteenth and twenty eighth New
York regiments, started for Virginia this morn.
ing. The seventy-tirst and thirty eighth New
York, and the Rhode Island regiments, are
under marching orders tonight. The first
Massachusetts regiment was to day presented
with flag from the National Guard of San
Francisco, by Col, Ellis of California. Ad.
dresses were made by Col. Cowdin, senator
McDougal of California, Judge Niles, aud
senator Wilson. The latter said, the regiment
will soon he sent forward to join the operations
against the rebels, which was received with
great enthusiasm
Senator Hales navy bill provides, among
other things, that the secretary of the navy be
authorized to fit out and employ merchant
vessels Tor war purposes. He also intends Of
terng bill to increase the marine corps.
Great complaints are made of sending the
Massachusetts regiments by way of Harris
burg. The eleventh was brought by that
route in freight cars, totally destitute of con,
venences, and SO insecure that one private
fell from car and was killed.
Gen. Patterson's column was at Martins
burg on the night of the Fourth where all was
quiet The rebels plundered the people of
nearly every thing, and the inhabitants of
Harper's Ferry had the same experience
There is no force at Bunker Hill, the rebels
having taken hack on the main body at Win
chester. 1t is reported that rebel regiment
of infantry fired into a detachment of rebel
cavalry at Fairfax, by mistake killing eight.
The ninth New York regiment returned to-
day The rest of Col. Stones column have
Joined Patterson's force. Patterson and Nc
Clellan are pushing forward rapidly and will
converge their columns at points south of
Winchester, to be ready to cooperate with
the column starting hence for Richmond. tits
reported that ten regiments have been ordered
to leave here for Martinsburg to join Patter-
son.
portion of McCellan's force will proceed
to Cumberland Gap to afford aid and protec-
tion to the Unionists of East Tennessee.
The rebels are again extending their lines in
the direction of Falls Church, and it is stated
that they are making entertainments a. Cen
terville.
The following is the joint resolution which
will be soon acted on by congress Resolved,
That all extraordinary acts, procamations,
and orders of the president be, and that the
same are hereby approved and declared legal
and valid to the same extent as if issued by
the authority and direction of congress"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-08

FORTRESS MONROE, July o. Secretary
Cameron, Adj. Gen. Thomas, with their wives
and daughters, arrived this morning via Bal
timore and spent the day at Old Point and
Newport News. Two daughters of Secretary
Chase, Col. Van Ransalear, aid to Gen
Scott Prof Bartlett, of West Point, and MIR.
Cobb, confidential clerk of Mr.. Cameron, were
also of the party.
About 1--WE o'clock this morning, % of Haw-
kins' Zouaves encountered rebel force sup
posed to number $50, including 25 cavalry
and one field piece, seven miles from Newport
News. 1t is reported that three of the rebels
and six of the Zouaves were shot. They sent
in for reinforcements, and five companies OF
Zouaves were sent to sustain them.
Col Bakers regiment arrived this morning,
from Baltimore, and encamped this side OF
Hampton Creek. Col. Baker, it was supposed,
would be made brigadier general.
Col. Duryea was yesterday promoted to the
rank of brigadier general, to command at fort
Hamilton. Brigadier general Pierce commands
the Massachusetts, regiments in Hampton vii
lage.