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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26

Port 81 New York, February 10, ls6A.
CLEARED
sssmsnp 9aassr CITY shusld mssnn.1M MssS. Co
BARK Mi.lsr (PruO. Kuruh. Queenstown for orders
BARK Rcanoks McEie R,o Janeiro-G Colt
Brig easier Wg sor TOrjassn Corr or Falmouth for
srs A BIsss ls1 Ksnnard, Queenstown for orders-J
sns a,ssso wS,,.smegs Remedies Rem, Simpson Msyhsy
s o aTHs and ara
s ssl sssi: s ss:
Sem Sem ch.1os ssrout Jssk:onSiisB,e Son Co.
soar Wide WS.,s ssrsYra ohssisstoa- Smith Co
Steamship Ariel Wilson Aspnwa Feb 10. with passengers
passengers 70 H Cromwell 4 90
s.ssSsnp rSGTs ss ws;os Baltimore with md'' and
Curling ., Ia0mss'sa. Giehrs. S.ao Nov Is via
y ra sa n g as w
ss rG AT
had light Winds most % the passage ru,,r ,,..,,
ss With %dss .
from heavy stylisis died
TOOK plo. from boa, Mary Taylor. NOS
"i ae
lon g
s bark n S :n E E1s fas
Bark George Leslie lof South Thomaston Bradbury Ma
night during the heavy gale os both anchors of the Hook
board cham anchor atached during tho time dragged
Bsri feIer Demin Hoey. Savannah, days. with cotton &c
Bris NSrd german ssys Nsssso sswssse e days VT,
spoke ship WssmorslAna, and for Lon
sris JSssphns Or q sslcomes Ens s.asS csph.onla
sci Geo suley 10 in the STRAITS, spoke brig Adm
Washington, Anderson,
schr Moses Bramhan G. mAs.s, Of Jersey CITY, Davey
Mnat,An Jan y, and the bar Feb l. with mshogany =
Serson for Lonoon NAzArene and Illinois both for Ne"
schr Myers Cobb, Ma.agorda Bay via Key days
with cotton &c, to Norcross 4 Prince. .
sugar si c. New
Schr Daniel Townsend, Townsend Mobile IL days. with
scSr Robert Palmer wel.on Apalachico,A 10 days. with
sesr Edsard Lyme Charleston, days. with cotton
schr i v Godfrey Weeks Wilmington, NC. days, with
ssh hr Em n1se sli i sewbern ns sdsys ~
ssSf Z Ssrnslias sIainosss CAPE aai.ssa.. days
schr Geo Lewis, Hal, TAngier for sost'n
ssSr ,rhn nS%s days Norwich
scsr Tess Hcrw,sh
MsSS
scsr 4 Hanmona Paine, Boston TOR Norfolk nS ,,.
schr EiiaaSeiS Ann, Moinosh, Provincs.own. 5 a.ys
sss 2Sis sp r Smith f Sss ohs a.ya
Echr A Field Phillips, Dghton for Norfolk
6chr g X vickery, sabbtI Taunton for Norfolk
Schr b u Metcaf, Burton, Providence, days
Schr p Abel, Strong, New Haven. days
Schr Sarah Jane, Dayton, New uaven, days.
Schr Boston Huckings, New Haven, says.
echr Jenny Lind, Barber Stonlpgton, days
schr Dat yobnson stamford, 2 days
Schr Tbos ThorDe Laws, -, days
Eloop Byron, Allen Eizabethpor for Norwalk
Soop CarIley, Fauroi Elzaoelhport for Cold Spring
BELOW.
Five brigs, unknown
Steamships Missss -p RIO Janeiro Quaker City, Havana
hhip New World, Liverpool
Wind sunset SW.
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yTpNna n v,sPa AucroSssR.-MrsER rHoRP

IIENRR ID MINER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THORP
II viii se1 ut auction, ~eonescsy feoruAry ~ 1901,
At IL clock IN front Nassau street.
dark bay Morgan Mares hands high aud years or
double harness, togrher In about minutes
both EXCELLENT saddle aud warranted sound and kin
slso no omen pret nearly has been used nths
was built order ~ Of pest city manufacturers
also 40, Of double silver plated good order
made siao Bay Hors 10 hands high yesrs odd sound
and 1 nd Ia all harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26

j. BLEECKER. AUCrIOrEER.
"A. EXkCUTOhS' SALE OF SEvENTY-0NK VALU-
ABLE LOTS, BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF D.
FANSHAW, DL,EASED
A j. BLEECRER, SON co. will sell on Wednesday,
February II at II clock the Merchants Exchange
On I'd ave - Lots the southeast OF SOh
On soth sts Lots south side adjoining above IA
On 9Th ave. LOIS southeast Of yist street
On 9ls Lots south side, bet 4th and Madison
On l05h st20 Lots north SIDE 100 feet east of 5.h
lU6h st-Q00 IT. w.de-23 Lots south side 40 IT,
9th
On lI4th ST Lots south side bet Sd and 4th ayes.
rs per remain for 5 or years.
kxpxy Lot offered VIII be sold without
M1Fa, &c, at No. Z Pine street BY ofrer Of
WILLIAM FORREST and
A. l. SHlPMaN,
Executors of estate of D. Fanshaw, deceased.
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II w. MCDONNELL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS An
LIE Unreseryed sale or
MAGNIFICENT nOUsEHULD FURNITURE


~ " AoDoESEIL. AUorIoHsEs.~FosTriys A
1AGSI'Io "a F5 SSSsSF zS5IIJ sSgasIrun.
AT The elegant residence No 40 West Foussensh srsst -
on 1UksDAY Feb. ID
The O. alcgue comprising the
Largest and riches. assortment Of
Offered ~ auction thu 49,
Superb seven octave Pianoforte,
Al'ssn, A SGsnBE r sSa% S sa:aary,
on Paintings, by eminent artiss.
Pier and Msntsi Mirrors
Commencing lo O'Clock prssssyihe sisFsas ~
% .sS y MICH tsss, In ss
found Ds n IN .s; elias. Faio Library Dining kss
h., =. oasaogaes ready by O'Clock this morn.G
.o rsI lSs. ssDsGo. three nag,ao
gold ssn Of the %os SSs sne sSa
s css ~ and satin
6 eoa eas ana satin
exsnss sod fsr ora and sr ds 1 sUSs
with marble tops three costly rosewood E,eseSes, w,sS
for sss s1s %sa
with The most ssase ana esus1ses os.
Cd 70 order 4 France masSihseni Frsoca plate fssr
match o. SIX eet sguare heavy emoroderrd lace Window
Paintings ~ nsye sss snoS IS Sass "
scenes Marine Views .erp.aral rio &c. the whole fora
- X fkWoH 1S i EVEN OCTAVE rrANoposrR,
rich boo spsnad carved @ paoa9
with ali .ns latest mPoyemens finished bacs
keys; perfect gen. and Is really Of the beautiful
instruments to be found rosewood Piano In crimssa
in. rich en,bossf ed isno Cover
Linirg ko mHich velvet carpet in good orders solid oa
top Fancy Tables Mirrors Sofa Beds. Chairs hair ciotA
tgeher with all the Ruby Crystal Glass are wipe
Cbal psgues Tumbers, Gobets 70 natchs
rich china Tea and Dinner sets costly Silver Ware Tea and
Dinner service twenty four inch savers Cake BsskeGA
Caster, Coffee and lea urps Spoons sorks Liquor stand
superior III bic Cutlery, marble fitchers Ge
Cbsnhers- costly solid rosewood aud mahogauw Ped
steac statuary marble top bureaus Wsshsssnds and O.
moCes 10 match twenty forty
to hixtv d made TO order exceont cnd ion
grain Ipes hedroom Mirrors Clocks Toilet Tables rowa
bsrks, Toilet lets of Coths pets and Rods nsh0g
ny ushoned Chairs nockers eofas, Lounges couch BedA
Hall andT Tea and Dining Table, together with large
and dssrahle assortm of Basement Utensils, DC ,
&c, with which the sale win commence. 1hs sale Of III
above Furniture ~l axe place with regard
weather rsponsibe will be in ndapce pc
and ship articles going out OF the city reasonable
deposits satisfactory the be
all purchasers Cash
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EDWARD sCHhNCK, AUCTIOSBER
~ feremptory sale Of

BY K. AZ. II SCHkNCK, this day, 26th inst !. a. II
o'clock at their salesom, M Broadway he above sant
hrst class Household Furniture consisting In OF elegant
rosewood taor sui covered In satin damask brocael and
plush; superb black wood and gilt fsbcs aud
elegantly carved rosewood Eegeres OF new and
elegant desisns SECRETARY and Library Bookcases carved
rosewood OAK bues carved OAK Dining aoom Chairs IN
and leather carved rosewood Bedstesd marble op eu
Wasbs ands aud Commodes rosowood ana Mahogany
Ar1noir . ace elegant bronze and MAntel
hogany Parlor, Chsmbrr and Dining Room Furniture
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UCTIoN NOTICE HoUSEKEEPERs, HOTEL
IA keepers and the trade.
An extraordinary opportunity 10 purchase
Elegant first class bouss hold Fui niture,
kars valuable " orks OF Art,
Magnificent rosewood FAnofOrte,
Splendid rosewood faror uits, rich Carpets


Magnificent rosewood FianOfOrte,
Splendid rosewood fafor uits. rich Csrpets-
silver Ware Bohemian China. Bronzes, DO
This IT. ESDAY) afternoon, z O'Clock,
Al the elegant private s5z twany rst street,
between seventh and kigh comprising the entire
contents all OF which IN perfect having been
reo,nty made for the present osner and win be
valuable oppo unity for parties In wsn Of first GLASS fur
uitnre rarlors, Dining Room, Library and Chambers
dcent octave fiaCfotte Music Ca
biDet Cover beaut ul full suits solid rosewood
Furniture pieces covered crimson and
brocate all made order two months ago rosewood
Etegeres marble centre Sofa and pier Tables urEh
Lounges With Arm chairs to match 10 SIX modnet Gle.
CANT mane pier Mirrors marble Pedesal mounted
IN benze rico d.mass Curtains, gold Shades Anti
que Vases Bohemian china Vases and
Ornaments, velvet and brussels Cap IS vAube Paintings
bronzes marble Groups and Figures rosewood recp
hairs Escetor, elegant wood Bureaus 3edsteads
Washsands full Chamber sun in rosewood ana velvet oval
Mirrors Cock superb hair Mattresses Beds beo
ding feiea etes, Sofas Lounges French and Cottage
Chairs ard-obes French kngavpgA Work rabies nl Id
with God; Extension liable oak Dining Cnairs rich
French india Chtua Ruby and Crystal Glass; tea
Sets, silver spoons casters, Forks, ladies' Savers
&c three elegant bronze Chandeliers and Fixtures with
large quantity Of every de crtpou of Pacr Chamber DIN
ing Room Library Furniture not here epumerated all OF
which will be sold without reserve, rain shine Catalogues
houte
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&I0 0uuu-sir,00 --PARrSER WANTED
PlV.OVUU prsctics business man, with ths 1917
amount W Join the advertiser, having equal announs
ftoct and casl ia the recfyn vine aud nqur AN Az
.eady well ESTABLISH d, and dung trade Of ela01 yosS
the profits Of which are forty cent hou~ neeu Tn.X
without the abov, Heferences exchaneed Ahn&
box 2sl Post onee, kerfolk Va
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j. BLEECKkR, AU1TlOhhER.
"A. THE ALBERMARik HOTFL.r
J. BLEECKHK bun Co. will sell ut auction on
Thursday, February 70 at II O'Clock, at The Merchants Ex
change:-
splendid story white marble Building and
Plot situated the northwest corner OF brosd~ay and wen
tyfourh osie the fifth Hotel aud Madi
square, and \ nown the "A bermarle Hotel y
pio, ll3 feet inches front broadway, III feet
031 inches fourth 81 feet fnche, the
side and 10 feet l0 inches north de with
feet courtyard Twenty. fonrtn street
liberal The surveyor drawing of the above pro
perry be ut Pine street. VIII be had
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TIL CHANBEks arAE&I MONEY TO LOAN TO
"A any mrupt Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, TO, by
he ard old established lSAALS broker and
mission merchant u Chambers stSeet N. B-So business
tran saturday.
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A + &C NASSAU SrRhET.--A- HONlGMAN, DIAMOND
IA broker makes liberal advances On Diamonds Watches,
Jcwery buys them at u value, nia private Office
No tG Nassau street. No up stairs Business oonA
Dental
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\ I So6 BROADWAY, JoEaEs or paIRCn s,aREr
"A room No 8. up stsirs money adv Anced from 81 70
SCI 900 Disnion Watches, Dry GOODS, Segxrs and
every description OF Merchandise All transactions will
confde initial DAUMGARrkN co
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UvOk SALE-S2aMO LA CROSSE AND MiLNAUKEk
Leiroad third mortgage per Bonds, ON Cast
ern Division Apply " ALBEIT b. hICOLAf co.. 81
William street
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~ e. CEDAR sThhET.-HgNRY HsMAN, DIAMOND
q broker. Casa advanced on Damonrs, sot or unset;
mches, atch Movemsnts, ver ware, Je~elry, jegars
&c bought for cash opposite the Post ono room No.
l. Up stairs 6S Cedar street
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! DvAhCks MADE On DIAaOSDS, WATCHES
"A Jewe, siverware fur cash at the high
~, prlt.-s ulc aud silver bought Apply I'D
established Offices of L. JAcUBd " William street; branch
<v7 Broadway
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CLOTHING.

TTEkrIOE.--LADiE AND GENTLEMEN. IF YOU
n get the full value for your or Clothing,
furniture Carpets Try the beet you do
note 70 r. nAhhls ie6 eventh avenue There you
ALL b. dealt with satixf action
For six 81 to 80; for from s. 70 32
from 81 upwards Please don't forget
l56 seventh Twenty first street. Ladies' ~
by Mrs Harris
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nENRY GREEN, AUCIrONEER "WEDNESDAY. FER
IL Il at lU O'Clock, at the auction store No 1871 William
street large lot OF Groceries Wines LIQUORS and ega:
ALSO, at IL O'CLOCK,
One brown Forse sound and kind aso business covered
Wagon and harness.
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A M. MEkWIN, AUCTIuHtER.
IA by BANGS, mEkWls co,
Irving Buildings, bya ana $50 bioaaway.
TUESDAY EVENING, feb uary ", at o'clock,
NEW BOOKS and erAliONEkY,
comprising variety of fine library editions of Standard
Works and Miscellaneous Lera mostly recent publca-
tons Ala Of staple aad fancy stationery 10
Guiding Writing Papers, Envelopes Blank Books Porto
Us,
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HOUSES, ROOMS. Sc, WANTED.

FAMILY or FOUR MEaEERS DESIRE TO HIaR
y asma House with mocern sonyen.ences; prefer il 10
Gated between oureen,h and Theth aad Fourth
and sixth Address t. g. box 25 Post oce stat
ing locality AID rent
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LOAN OFFICES.

Arm GRAND sTRsE r, raRsE DOORS WEST o
a Broadway Money advanced on Watches, Diamond
Jewelry, Plaie personal properly OF
description, or bought and sold BY JOSEPH A. jackson
auctioneer aud broker
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Steamships Missss 7p RIO Janero; Quaker City. Havana;
hhip New World, Liverpool
Wind sunset SW.
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IMMENSE SALE OF CHINA GLASS, EkRrHHN
i ware, &C. II China Hall h6s Broadway, Ball,
Black 90 ssale continued Tuesdays and Fridays unit
stocb Is disposed Of q. G. LEIGH, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26

a BETrhk UnAhCk THAN kqEk.-I HAvE JUST
a nec.vsc s6W V purchase cast on Clothing 70, Chlca
or yonr Clothes carpets Furniture ana Jswery and 70
avoid being humgea BY false osers the best You DO
note % y. eiotz ~ sixth There you
be convinced w b. dealt with to
L1ies puncuay attended to by MIS- Miptz 70 sixth
nue., between Eighth and Waverey place
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IJErkf MINER, AUCTION aER.-MINER THoRp
IL wil sell, a, auction, Wednesday. Feb. 81 at 10Y
O'Clock at their saesroom street. opposite tie
Post Office general ent OF Household Furniture
moved for of sale consisting three
rosewood Paror outa two do black wanut library and
Dining II ON do, carved rosewood rtegeres, stauAry
marble asbsts rosewood
Hat hack, ba walnut Hall Stand and Chairs mahogany
ardrobes, Bookcase. Sofas and chairs, pain ed Cp,tS
Suit rosewood and mahogaI sedead, hair Atresses &c
Velvet BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets &C also, about ~
pairs OF fne painted gilt and plain Window shades, being
ba snce Of mauufacturers stock; also large and well
stock Of Silver Plated Ware all of
and best quality plate embracing Tea SETS Pitch
cake taskes Butter Coolers 3obets Spoons Forks
Knives &c Of all sizes from the stock Of Maiden
manufacturer also Office Furniture
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1O1R LEyIsON, AUCrlONgER, WILL SILL
81 choice snd valued collection Of modern OIL PantingA
kno@ the american Art Gallery embracing LandspeA
Views Pieces by good artists rhS
financial depression compes the owner to offer tns COL
lection suction Monday aud Tuesday February 70
10 at rooms 559 Brcadway second foor commencing ~ ~
O'Clock each
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from Key West arr lSsh, wig; sche Rate Bruce stone
susfUS, feb asIArf bssk ssam6ou, Young smyrna
schr Elliott Mckay Jacks nye I'D Il amer south caro-
zah.Arr Or steamer AuerieA Ssui@y, Liyerpod vi
Sueens1wn ana hShias, arc up a. ~ AN sars iran y
tphr.,m Anna, Dole, aad " q sudenreid, aaford 10
sraphed b.rks justice s,oy from Aires t,aael
cieSfuesos at anchor Cd o,us .ldes,on bars Sns ssn
and Harriet srewstsr, from savannah Ss saeSor in Ia
Roads,, sid SATURDAY Wind 70 hsh, sieamr south Caro-
ship Kenmore; barks LOTUS Ben Burgess, caroline Knems
BALTIMORE, Feb - !. 2a-.rr steamship JOS whitney
Lnyelsnd, n; schrs Home, McLeat boston; Anges
nsS1 Ssa sS1 sSS ss % "G
Mm Semesas Parker shok sre.as h1lss snork; Isr.e
h.nc. for liverpool having sprung leak Cid ships ascsu
si:ms Ban sss Ss
State, Powell savannah. cid schr George Grics liar
sfEIFssT FEB is-sld schr. Georgia. ochr. Savannah
1lst, fleetwood, Patterson Norfolk
for ProvIdsnee 81 schr ns,cslf Burton, Baltimore
aa irSI sss e" @as arr tuesday
was portec I'D Hul-e should have been he
Tse Former il coming here irm SYo out has not ye, sr
Cd bsris Richard CSbden (srs,n s-cnor Bremen aee
s sSS 's sehr J sssseid. May, SOrissn..
ais,-Arr steamship Essh.ie aurray, Exork; schr :
Bosr,a: sehrs smythe Sesterund, Havana = Warns
smith; Hawkins wyAt, and WIN hilis, Nichols, Se'
xsd Ax-cla ,hips CordeA Bishop Liverpool flu. Cl.r
wp he'te Baiceiona; Olden tark Fanny kcnner Lang
GALVESTON, Feb s-In p.rt banks Se-l wlsd iaund e
been reported Id brs sSls Dns for s.sisn, log sen
huesh r. gish from n ork, dss; and others
,sEoRGEfowS, SC, Fee i6-cid big whiaher. nrnden
SyLCEsIER Pen 24-Arr schr sauic chsrtrc, char,re
HoLsEs HOLE, Res n. px-.r shin Clifton N, o,.r
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A LADY or THE FIRST kEsPECTABIIIrY WISHES
a 70 obtain House. partially furnished or unfurnshed in
eligible location in New York Brooklyn, where the
tea would board out portion the Whole Of the rent
Please call address NJ Is W.. 30 Sands street, Brooklyn.
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VKrNANr's PATENT CHAMPION BILLIARD rABLBA
w The Rrceisior Spring Cushion, pa,entcd Angus, 10
1855 Lively. sDd durable beyond any and AZ other
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FINANCIAL.

n UGUST BELMONT Co,
"A BANRERs,
60 Wall street, New York,
issue letters Of credit trsve available In an parts O(
Europa through the Messrs Rolhschd Of Paris London
Frankfort Vienna Naples, and thar correspondents
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BETTER PRICE PAID FOR LADIES' AND GENTS
"A of Clothing than else also Carpets Furni.
,ure Jsw.by DC gua u,ee 70 psy the following prices
from 81 50 To 81 foe oy post punctu Al y
ATTENDED by E. l34 seventh between Nineteenth
and twentieth streets LADIES' attended by Mrs. &.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09
8g Ueltgraph,
From Washington.

W4sBNsrys, Dec The steamer NJ.
Vernon yeiisfdsy Io0t down Com. v yuan,
flag officer Of tue Potomac hotlia, 20 the
Harriet LaEe, % ladaa Head, returning
70 The Navy Yard ia the evening The
Harriet Laae Is now the dag ship, the
steamer Yankee being IT the Navy Yard
undergoing repairs aud extensive improve
iGenis.
Com. Harrsll resumes bis duties Es Dag
officer u the lover holili4, on board the
steamer uaioh.
The Rev Dr. Mitchell, Of CoViugtoG, Ky,
vas lately appointed Chaplain to tue 9TH
Regisaenl U 5 Cavalry.
Tue death Of Gen. Baker will be Au-
nounced In Congress on Tuesday, aud that
Of Senator Bingham on Wednesday.
The general disposition among Congress-
mea IL 70 pass a law making more certain
anu stringent the forfeiture oi rebel prop.
erty, while that Of the Unionists will be
more surely protected. Ia other words,
making vide discrimination between the
two classes. Il is not At all probable that
anything will be doao TO initiate against
the heretofore declared object IN vigorous
ly prosecuting the war.
Capt Kenedys company Of light artil-
lery, raised 10 be attached t. the 18th n. Y,
Regiment. aud coming from CAyuga coul-
", paid is respects yesterday tu Secretary
seward. Il was formed IN front Of the State
Dep't, Where a brief speech was made by
Secretary Seward, The company after
wards went to the Executive mansion,
where Sir. Seward introduced them 70 the
President and the members Of the Cabi-
net.
Tbs Vermont cavalry regiment will leave
Burlington, W., on Wednesday for New
York IN train of 1875 cars. IL Is com.
posed Of the best sharpshoolers Of the
State. The horses are OF the celebrated
Morgan stock, selected with great care by
Col Plat, who commands tue regiment
The regiment is composed Of thousand
men, fully equipped with everything ex-
cepting niles.
The charges against Col. Kerrgan, Of the
18th NY. Regiment, who is now under ar.
rest in Washington, are understood to be
disrespecliul conduct TO his superior officers
and neglect OF his own regiment, thereby
tending 10 produce insQbordination The
trial has not yettaken place.
Gen, Smiths division went out to-day in
the neighbOrhood OF Vienna, and gathered
30 wagon loads Of forage. No enemy was
seen in any direction.
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From FnrtrAss Mnnrne

FoarREss MoSRoE, Dec. 6.-The steamer
s. R. Spaulding arrived early this morn.
ing from Hatteras Inlet. She brings
the intelligence that a naval engagement
had taken place between the U. Sgunboats
Stars and Stripes, Underwater, Putnam
and Ceres and four rebel gunboNts. 90 or
30 shots were fired on each side, without
doing any damage. Several shots came
close to the Spaulding, to which Captain
TIowes responded with his guns.
BY the Spaulding we also learn that on
the I'd inst furious gale prevailed ut the
Inlet, but the Qualifications remained unin-
jured by the tide, which was not as high as
on the occasion of the gale in the previous
month.
The troops were all in good health.
The schooner Alexander, Captain Miles,
with government stores, was In distress at
the inlet, having dragged her anchor after
sprlnging leak About three iourihs Of
her cargo will besaved Ia II damaged cond-
ton. The vessel Is unfit formrthcr service.
A flag Of truce has just come down from
Norfolk, bringing Horatio Eagle aud Eve
ladies aud children. Mr. Eagle was re.
leased on parole. The passengers report
nothing new. According to dispatch in
the Norfolk papers dated Augusta, Tyler
Island had been evacuated by United
States troops, and the Light House was
burned BY the rebels,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

Bd- PRoN OnEAr MOUNTAIN AND OrnER
PONTS.-WO learn from gentlemen who ar
rived on Saturday from Cheat Mountain,
that there have been lively movements
among the troops lately. Some have been
sent to Kentucky, some to Gen. Kelley, aud
other regiments have been disposed of so
that there arc not more than four regiments
In all at Elkwatcr, the summit and ut Hut.
louisville. Sluco the rebels abandoned their
camp At Grecnbrer, our mon from the Sum.
init have frequently gone down there aud
examined the place. II Is said to have
been the StrOngOlt pOSllIOa that could have
been selected, and was abandoned only be-
cause the rONds were SO bud lhAtlt was i'm
possible to supply the troops. The rebels
are now Oncamped upon tho Summit 0fthS
AlleRhanIsS, about nine miles from Green
brier When they left the latter place
they burned the bridge over Greenbrier,
and destroyed great many articles which
they could not carry away. A party Of
some half dozen hOrsOmen from the Sum
init followed the rebels up to within a half
a mile of where they are now encAmPed,
examined their Notifications and took u
prisoner Of tue First Georgia Regiment
Gen. Reynolds Ia about to move his head.
quarters to Phlllippi LOOMS battery
and regiment Of Indiana vOlunt GERS have
been moved down to that place.