The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28


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s,,pger was an no.ra ,.,,h ~. ~. ,vona ~ ! -.
sss os w. vi pxIa VIM us sns woua ~ M ncr e.o
as .. Suvn sclu1DIng una mopping ~ esIy morn sno
,bonyh Tns ~ w. even .hS ,aS.a1as @ a sas o,
70 seat the infant Alexander for the cooling operation,
when invariably follows the corrective spanking
9sy sssfs ss that aD
uay uiouSn mere no unseemv osrcgnra Tue aSy
No'n"g oi spsciai interest," mas occurred Today
Nov. A-Evenng
40" "esu"s 'oWarul .no's ior 'ne ~" v
in the improved appearance OF tho passengers and
the well lIcd t.h,s. rro. ~ oc.r. ara stationed n
-, ~ N s~'''s', Ano'" " o'ls'e ~
'hs saioon ana are singing number On nne old pea"n
tunes They don't pretend TO the finish Of the Grace
church choir but as their deep sonorous voices harne
nlousiy blend IN Peycls hymn, or Old Hundred = ne
second secson sna = al, sh1s
be the Rev Mr. Babbaee Chaplain OF the Twenty sixth
Massachusetts, regiment and then with the ne band and
there l. NOT s'..s Si ~ 'ie segmen. WI WI ~ -
the expedition that shall be as impressive and as socsp
able to the God Of nations any that performed
Where through the long drawn aisle and stted vaut
po~.'s .A'n0n 1"o.,s .n' n0'o :" PRAISE
.hs .hsr,s, 81 M sI ahs s,.s , s snS ~
manner md iovial sddress II ve ited FOR the posson
assigned him.
The Ninth Connecticut regiment that We have on board
is deserving Of particular notice. from the Of large
hundred and nfty or the officers the
engagement OF Hui, run, and many others in other
regiments not engaged that day Lieut. ant Colonel
Ftz Gibbon was captain Of company i'll the First Con-
nectcut regiment and Major Frye Q captain the Third
Connecticut regiment, both engaged at Bull Lieu
tenant Carroll, now Of tho Ninth Connecticut, was
color bearer in New York's own gallant Sixty ninth
regiment, and rescued his nae from the hands Of
the enemy Some ines OF tho physioue or the men
convened by the General OF CnnneCti-
cut having been obliged to have nearly three hundred
overcosts made Of from Ave to six inches breadth
sho onhnn T1> Y-.u1~ all Aahe ItkA
true Irishmen. ~,
Their commander, Colonel Cahnl has not seen actual
service but has been connected with the militia OF Cen.
nectcut for many years. He win be remembered by
military the commander Of the Emmett Guard, q
the guests Of the Sixty ninth regiment.
uos,.x uo.v,sc Nov Of ina,
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Anosner spienuid morning; aT clear ana eoid, me
nearly oil on board feeling in sxceen, health and Spirits
and honing IN ha in Uaunton Road. =, NIGHT This orn
.A1 Aop,.s = - :. ''a"'p'on 80 .''~As y -e.' "'
ing 'ne oecks arc coVersu WIN men saa 70 etcaPo s
the confinement OF the lower decks.
Al abor 20 o'clock This rnornnu ve had very heavv
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snoWer VI ram, put al sunrise al uAces were gone
The troops have been board ship six days ana
NIGHTS and sneas el for ths of tbe vesssH
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'nat as YET tnore Is no serious '''ness Oh poar".
AT about half past twelve O'Clock to-day we passed
b.rk With Al, AL, cot bonnd North She WINS nvi.O be
Cnra No stiT hreazo 4, sn.nLnc gat and with evsrv
thrcad oT canyas lied With fhe wind She was nrettv
sah, an ,ha H.. nx,,ns. or ,,,tor Al IN bnnrd scre
;nsaroaed II ,he h.r .n oyen ola,s.a ,vere evelleA
at her Int ws conI nj, learn The name Colonel Jones
no. @ ~ oa,aa w. 49, !, - 80 "a A., ~ ~. ] ,nrd nos,nn IN hess
" me Moru shs
hara hasn hoa.d rom =, ror,ress Monroe Wo havs
passed but yery few vessels since we ct Portland which
ran he accounted Sor nv The az coma
n,erce het he Northern ard Southern secons 0f
ar connt,v W
- - oa.rir a. onr r.~t .,orrpg r,.e. vnrtr..~
uonroe th;nk this good sime and nnco 10 rive aomO
r, - hs~ .ha h;ms ~ S '"'o a'' P''No y eo ~
We left Portland az half past one O'Clock Saturday
morning wind north ~ northeast but soon vee,ed ROUND
os ~. eas,. Snnda Wind c,ss and sonhsasa. ~ six
O'Clock A. NJ hauled round to the southwest weather
clear and gorAtDg at noon had made hundred
and ninety six miles twenty four hours past AZ
eleven O'Clock A. NJ sunday the latitude Of
Sandy Hook. Monday, wind northwest; distance made
in the twenty four hours preceding two hundred
forty -four miles weather clear Latitude 1t twelve
NJ 80 g. Longitude "A 55 little southward Of Chinco-
/, league shoals .s -
Tho engine mas averaged ABOUT eieSen revo'utops
elsys~ or twelve Knots an hour. some emss making an
high thirteen knoAs and running under pressure Of
Mteen pounos o. sacan me engine oelg neM INC ens
~orkin~ ;e ran;dIr smo,ng M. m.rhnsrv AMI nv the
time the returns 10 New York she will be able to
SNOW ner specn .ns conuenser nas psn At w".A Son
1 quantity Of sal, water fsu the use Of the rhjp
To-day the crew have been taking the sails from the
mssts, renuerng me vessci someWnat less crank 'nan
rs mos, ,cient tba, bas occurred m Aav
the discovery Of land hapasl three onicc this
afternoon Men rushed INTO the saloon crying and IN
signt anu ookcu ny from NY MTne expecting 20 seo
John brougham WIN ms tfay peIore nm, singing MY
name IS Colnmons Lvtypoo! ran ior Inc upper
decK ana sure enough ~ 'le ah Instance W@ me vel
come signt OF ana' me soalefs We're very mueh ex-
cited ahG a,m1nu! iors' Ina, before iney wnnd get
more thsn temporary 'lew ~ ,aha bey womb proba
ply havcto go ,nrough s"o9 oea more o 'he eapefi
once Vi .ht "st ~" ""ss
The hand witrh We dtrf'ed was Hog Island, OF the
eastern sbo'e % NIGihs.
MONDAY h'fAiNc-oo'loeK.
We have lust anchored about six miles OF
Cane Henry where we shall Law nrtil daylight when we
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wi f'ean np 10 Fortress MONROE p'oo'oy arriving 'hcro
about eight or nine O'Clock tomorrow morning We can
nol 60 up ahpph ho"os N-nen On accoun' " inc 3D.
THO saloon io.nish, nresents a more animated scene
than any previous occason. Indeed il is almost
reading OF listening TO lhe music Of ,he two bands. we
NAV learn somel Ming "a oar fnture operations
H,vrrcS RoAns Nov % 1861
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