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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Rouevclent tatiitutiou esahlished BY special En-
dowment, foF the RshefOfthe Sick an Distressed
auilcted with Niraleat and Epidemic Diseases, aat
famN.
MRpICAL ADVICE FiveH gratis, by the Aouag
suEseon, 10 al uho apply BY lottrr. with detcnp
No.l uud In ofsStrsms pevetty, Mvdicnes for.
nithed free of thaugs
VALUABLE REPORTS on spernotouh0a, and
other diseases of the Sexual ogsns and On The NEW
REMEDIES employsain the OispsnsaTy, sent 10 the
Afflicted In sealed lotttI enyeop tree Of uhnrTv Tive
o. three Stamps lot postage win be aocoptabls.
Address, Or, EkihAiN nONGhfON, Acung
surgeon, Howard Attoeiaiiou, Ne.a Soath Ninh ST.,
fhiladelphia, Pa. ~ order Of the utFecteu
EZRA D, ,hEARrWkLL, Piriidsnt.
Csc, fAiRcntn, secTutarY. dcc2s.lV
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

OOA OlUll6J, VI AluS y EVIL,
is n constitutional disease, a corruption Of tho
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, Il
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part Of il. No organ is froo
from its attacks, nor is there one which Il may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variouslv
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the yenereal infection. What
ever be its origin, Il is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents 90 children,
unto the third and fourth generation :" indeed,
it seems to be the rod Of Him who says, "I
will visit the iniquitics Of the fathers upon
their children"
It's effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulc0rous matter, which, in
the lung, liver, and informal organs, is termed
tuborclcsi in the glands, swellings; and ON
the surface, oruphOns or sores. This foul cor
rupdon, which gcndcrs in the blood, deprosscs
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu-
items not only suffer from scrofulous conf
| plants, but they have far less power to with
stnnd the attacks of other diseases; cOnse-
| qucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
| which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this tnint in the
| system. Most of the consumption which do
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamiDgion; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
arc aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people arc scrofulous I;
their persons arc invaded by this lurking in
fcction, and their health is undermined by IT,.
To cleanse it from the system We must renovatc
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and i'm
yigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply in
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
"A Y ER'S
Ague Cure,


NNh AhA 9FEEhA N1AA "
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and kgus,
Ague, Periodical uendRche, or Bilious
IIeRdRehe, and Bilious FeVers, tndeed
for the whole class OF diseases Originot-i
Ing iu hillary arrangement, caused by
the Malaria OF MiasmatIo Countries.
We arc enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while Il cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CURB" cXpels the miasmatic poison OF tHYLr
AND AGUR from the system, and prevents the de-
velopment Of the disease II taken ON the first ap-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. ltisnot only
The best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints, but also the cheapest, The large
quantity VIC supply for dollar brings Il within the
reach OF every body and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AoUR prevails, every body should
have Il and use Il freely both for cure and protec-
ton. A great superiority OF this remedy over any
other over discovered Tor the speedy and certain
Of lntenittons is that Il contains no Quinine
OF mineral, consequently Il produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the eonsutu-
ton. Those cured by il are left as healthy AZ II
they had mover had the disease.
Fever and Ague Is not alone the consequence OF
the miasmatio poison. great variety Of disor-
dera arise from It's irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, RhoHRatisia, G0sf, Headache, Bkind-
ncss Ioothaehe, RGrdehe, CQtayTh, asthma, Pat.
pitatioa, Iai4fiA affection Of he SPleeH, Hy5tsr-
les, Pain ii ne BOleels, Cole, Paralysis and o.
ranqealCRt Of ne Stomach, ali Of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the iIteymineilt
tgps, or become periodical. This "CURE expels
the poison from the blood and consequently cures
them an alike. IL Is an Invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing IN the malarious districts II taken Oeoa-
sionally OF daily while exposed 10 the infection,
that will be exereted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rpen into dis
ease. Hence it Is even more valuable for protee-
ton than cure and few will ever suffer from Inter
mittents II they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by DR., J AYER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
DuBoIs 4 Co., and BY all DpsEisis 'nd DsslsU
eveTyuhere Sepi4 iy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30

For the speedy aud Permanent Cure
ofsem,nal Weakness, Material aud Diurnal Ennis.
siont, Nervous aud General Debility, impo-
tsnee, andthll nseAaes arising from Soil
Oh tpsy Habits OF Excessive indulgsnee.
rTNHERE are ,housands ofYounE Men, a. well a,
Il Middle Aged and Old Men, who are suffering to
some oxten from the above diseases. Many, peFhapa,
are not aware Of their true condition, when assist
ance 10 really needed,
For the benefit Of such, We herewith giv6 a Few Of
the most common symptoms, viz. Weuknoss Of the
Back and Limbs, Pan Ia the Head and Side, pimnes
Of Sight, Dots and Webs be fore the Eyes, Palptaiou
ofthe heart, Dytpensla, Loss Of Memory, Confusion
Of oitdeas, Depression Of sprts, Aveuion 10 Society
SELF EDiHpst, Timidity, Nc. For each and All the
above lymptomt these remediei VIII Be tounda "sov'
sFeigu Balm
ofPestels, boz ofNeyous Tonic Pills, and boz Of
VeFile Tonic Pills, an ofWhich have Important otioes
TO perform and should be used together In every case
Their supeTioTity over other modes Of Treatment may
be hhedy stated a. follows. viHi
Ev-Thay dininiih The vio!snee Of ssHeal excite.
mtnt.
g-Thsyiausdia,sly arrest nocturnal uud diurnal
tR-Thsy remove local weakness, causing the or
gans 20 assume their natural tone and vigor.
~ They strengthen the constitution by eyeFoOm.
ing neTyous debility aud gsneval weukReaii
tE-rhsy snliver the iprits which are utually de-
ssssd, BY sHPslling all exciting causes IRON the 'y'
tE-Ry Asir invigoafius properties they restore
The Patieutta hls naiurel hsahh and siEoF Of man
! t13-Thsy cure when an other mean, have failsd.
] tgrT rThav coataiu no Mercury, no Opium. nor any
thipg thai can IN Vuy event prove luxurious.
~ They are easy and pleasant 70 use, aad viii not
ipterfsgs with the pausnts usual basinsss o. pleas.
ure.
tV-rh,y eaa be used without uuspielsa, OF kaswl.
| edge ofeven a room mate.
That they may within the reach ofal, We have
6Ked The price ofthe Fustel a. 81 per box, and the
Pills a 50 cents pfE boa each ln ordering BY mail
IN addition 10 the price, twelve oents 10 stamps shoald
Be inclosed for iuFn postage,
Ne LADIES In Nantofa safe and ehsctua
j IA NJ remodios for irregularities, snppreasiou
! NNlCH ofthe Mensas, OF any diseate peunhaf ID
/ 20 4. ~ theiT teK. lhanA uae D.. Gatea femali
Il h-H Moathb Pills Price, by nail, siaI
! go y enc stamp.
! ot,---9o2N Cauti These Pils iheula uoi :
uasd duFfsPssgaaney, A. u'i'saFTags villbe ne 70
Ladies who, nom m heallh dsanalty. or any ne
humane and reasonablu cause, deem Il hatosaf ~ q
avoid an incFesse offaniy, oan a. Withoul incuI
ring danger 10 health o. Foolttuton b. The of N
LaCiaatf ffsnch Preventive roudsIi. fhee, D
nail, u audtWo stamps.
rhsss Pewdsfsesh sely Be- obiaiasd ~ sadEuaIin
The 0eneFal AEeuts, - beloe. -
ssad ior ~. Gates Private Medical rrsetis o
Sexual Dissa.es. fHes 10 ssata.
nc. MILLER co. GsnsIal Agents.
Sold "a Tina, By |. L. 81. JohA 4 Co. whsrs ne
may NJ ebihinsd " uSpbiug Ia pafton ~ nail 81
sleting Pries and aiangi - toofs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30

Wett hedtoFd, IQahoc ton Ca, May ~, 81,
Ma, II. h' kineslus, sir l hare hsea ssllHE the
medionet ofthe G,aeenbeFg Company Tor the last 10
ysaFt, and have Invariably iound then TO give great
satitacnoni and the pills have sold 20 great mAhy
families a. regular a. their teaand coffee, aad With
my trade they have become staple article, MaIahah
Uterine Catholc0n 10 medicine that has done great
anouut OF good in female discasot, one lady sold
u % told me she had received moFs heReut itom
bottle thar she did on long rouFse efmed cal trrat
nit9i BY he mottatllNl pAyticians. y eutifugi
wv. =. 'N TAMHa WILSON. u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
JH.c. JOHNSON, Medical Agent,

Read what nr. buthncll says ofthe GfahenhnFR Med.
eiaet. uf q. 10 phytican Of uKteuivc practice, and
one ofthe tuoooi,ial In the eouny (rrambulD 10
witch he fpsidett
'Ihit ceHides hat have used the Gtahoubctr p .,
and MauhaIf Cathollcon, sold here by u, q, loh.
son, "a my practice 10 my entire tatisiaouon They
are good medicines, nR, q, W. nvsHNHLL."
uaHiotd, Tpmbul Co, o., March 2, lsS3
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AYERS -.ua
Compound Extract Of SarsapariIIH,

the most clTcctual remedy which the medical
skin Of our times can devise for this every
whore prevailing and fatal malady. It Is COM
biued from the most active Temedals that have
b,cn discovered for the cXpurgahon Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of tie
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scroila, but also those other alIcc-
;ious which arise from it, such rs ERuPrIyE
and SgIN DISEASES, Sr. ANTnoNY's FIRE,
ROsr, or EuYsrELAs, PpIrIEs, PUsFuLEs,
BLorCuEs. BEAINs and BOiIs, TuNons, TErrER
and SALT RnrrN, SuALD HEAD, RINGwORN,
RuEuNATisN, SyrIILITic and MEKcuRAI Dis-
EAsEs, DROrsY, DYSPEPSIA, DElLrTY, and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARIsINO IpoM VITA
TED OF INrrRR BLooD. Tic popular belief
in " iDip,0ity Of Ge 6ood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration Of the blood. The
particular puFposo and virtue of this Sarsnpa-
rilla is TO purify and regcnerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT.

Especially dssigaadfot the use OF the Medical rio
lestion and the Fany ,hA,Rg tpperooedhe % called
n CiusH st.Aromntir,a uCcrhhhH "Medionted,h
'schuapps etc h aow endorsed BY an of the pFum,
nsnt physicians ,cheniss and eonaoiiseuTs, as pos
sss,iuE all Of those intrinsic medicina qualities (tonic
and diufstic) which belong 20 a. old and pure Gin,
Put 20 Ia quart bottles aud sold By all druFratf gro.
cera, alo. A NJ hihiNlhh = va
tI,ttabpihsd In l1Is) sole proprieioft,
! No, 10 Broad street, N N. Y,
| For sale BY T. L. ~, John Co., J. Y, Maruardi
! Outlong experience and familiarity with the require
meats sf ORUoasrs, and superior business faoili.
ties e1ahips ~ 10 furnish them with ehoios Liquors oI
medieinal and family ute, ianls.ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17

Female irt9rnlaHuei, veal kassf, Uterine displsce
meat aud an teoa usint dli6euhtea shd ceAst,Iutol
al trnnblet ef women entirely curcd by the GFaef
enhrrg Mashallh Uterine Cathohron.
In hisconnsciieu, Pics Rrecher, tislsT Of the Rev
Nuury Wafd heechcF, ia LsOrrt 20 tho Peodle, psg,
! re-, ,ssysg e
"lhaye nine sisters and ,iuSrinlaws, and fourtee1
fvmsle eousus. ~ maTIisd and an delicat. and aipg
Amld he lmwsntf e,sle u ny irsndt aud aeohaiut
ausss,i eaenai tan tsa aaFlsa lad botu t thii
century aud cuunill, who are psF'ecly koahhy,N
IA Eases however, shrFe the Graefenhsrg Catholic
en has bees utcd Ne must say that hsahh has fapidi
taken The place M ditrasrt aud ladies have become
rohusli iirouE, visoloNt andheahhy,
| Mu, Glcafen, ,ot ElmitA, Fsyfi "noauulul, Indeed
isthe gonueiug, unstinF hatufa of Woman, bot hog
Huch does Il need 10 be protected bY watchhlnesi
that vi 7 Hthel Ia tiuls % dhsaie 10 anfsa %
meal cal adviss Of scieniae educ aion, moral worh
and pudiy ofchuFaetetn
AlltAess maybs 'ssufsl By addressing Ae GFasfsa.
Isa a NolASAltt olerrynan. AZ hs,R hai hlay
aehed 10 Wines The iethis health ef women a. have
faFeietniy oirga PFoachine ne eosPel thAnk Cod,
hoveref, that have all these aissatet give way
10 the GfasfeabeV Manhanb utsHae Caiholicou,
shststert has hsSn uiea, Rev. fErER SHARP,
RidE~ay, Mlehiesu. Fonnef5 Sf wssis.n stsIt,
Foi-sSis - DvBsliS A Co, n. II. ssyasr. Ti@ai
n. uau, LaWelli NJ. Y, fatat, GFeen apriHEti Wm.
Riningsb Auicsi D. Hsfhnas \ Co., Mst'uteheasilsi
tnd ~ msdiriHe dealers Throughout the stats.
n. KiN0shRf, Clevslshd,
Aeaifs AEsai ~ ohie,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17
. REllM NTRSERYI

Thsuudtrnsnsd uouldiufeFn the slussut efssas
81 ee,. aths has % hssd . Eood tupply ofAppls
Cheuy snd fsaoh tFest, that noW 10 aFit rate %
dsr rfoftrsntpiaausr, fiom 9 % ysurs cid. Alao .
sSIfSa R.E ooODNOUeH,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17
POOFmaR n Miller
Take this metnod Of forming the public nstthsy an
still oarying on their
Extensive Tan Yard,
Cash for Hides and Bark,

aa well 70 furnish the community with anv and every
thing In line. They have in connection with their Tan
Yard an extensive Saddle and Harness Manufictory,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17

Wntt hcd'otd, Cothocton Go .s MaY lt, 81.
NJ n, y, kias,ley, Sit,-l have hrep selling the
medciurt ofthe GtaeeuhVrg Cempany for tho last 10
yeaf,, aul have Invariably fauad then 10 give great
tatithetoni sad ihg pills have sod TO Fseat many
familetAs Fularas theiF teAaad coffee, aad With
my Trade thsy have hecsme uStanle aUvlo. Maf,ha T.
Uterias Cstholeaa h medicine that has dsnc great
nnunt of eood 10 female dteases, Oae lady toll
u ta ted me Fhakad dFceetsru meFp hgnrdt Aoni one
boitle ihau the dnon ang courge of motc Al traat
msnt1y the mostskihnaiphylieiaas. Noun Wuly.
NAnFEa Wilson
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
Capture OF Hattsras.

The Yankees in great goe at the capture of this
Fort. Old Batter has gone to Washington and made
speech the OCCASION in which he tells his psnicsnek-
auditors that this is but the beginning OF series OF
splendid victories. He will take no step backward un'
I'll he has crushed out rebellion and every in the
South has "the right to life, liberty aud the pursuit Of
happiness" He expatates on the property taken, zone
brig loaded with the only produce Of North Carolina ex-
cept rebellion pine wood, and another loaded with that
which was to reign us-cottcn" These acquisitions
delight his free-booting soul.
The N. Y. Hsraid tells that besides the prisoners,
guns &C. capured they took the "et;ers Of the ohist
Engineer which reveal host of important facts concern
NJ the fortfcatons of the whole coast which wi &C.
able the Government capture all OF them" The Her
aid publishes tho important papers, which We would
rather the enemy bad not got But they p:o7e the i'm
poranee to of dslOdgng the resbOOers at the ear
lest day possible.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

asAso authorities Aud there Ia altogether 100 gres,
facility for our taste TO The increase Of cOss We
hear of the creation Of new oiee without involun
tsry shndder, and fselipg hst system Is thereby
drawn little to that corrupt and depraving sys
TEN which bears sway beyond the Potomac We do not
assert that President Davis rests still under the shadow
Of the Yankee uDas; but there signs, which We DO
not fancy and which indicate that some Of the import
agents of Government little better than their
counterparts at Washington and are more Intent on
and better ed for eshering their nests, than inausu
raing great systems and saving Commonwealth.
With respect to the particular complaints OF our Abe
marie friend.here Is no doubt but that they are In
many mouths and demand the prompt and vigorous at
teution of the authorities The sick are not properly
cared for-we hear of shocking cases Of neglect; the
commissarist Is not should be- neither is the Quar-
termssters Department. But this Is to be alleged IN ex
tenuaton-tbe creation Of an army of $50 or 200 900
men In six months and providing it with transporta
tion food clothing aud hospital stores Is mighty
labor and where so many untried agents necessar
lily employed many imperfeetions are unavoidable. But
it il the duty OF the authorities to exert every energy to
ensure the comfort Of our soldiers in sickness and in
health. The country demands this Is cheerfuly sur.
renders to the Government all is means aud expects
that viii employ them diligently and wisely and vigor
ously for the accomplishment Of that end
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
Hired Mourners.

TIE oriontals have custom of hiring the vagabonds
of the streets to howl in funeral procession. The
Yankees, who readily fall into the habits Of those barba
rous people, very busy getting up similar exhbi'
lion In New York 10 do honor to the remains OF Gen.
Lyon. That monster, who distinguished himself by
outchering women aud children in 81. Louis, having
closed his career and his dead body being on its way to
his native Connecticut laid in state in the City Hall
Of New York. While there, the papers undertook to
work up enough enthusiasm to collect crowd. The
effort was proceeding at the last accounts and with fair
prospects of success. one paper (he HERALD has the
following mournfn in treating of the subject
"The fitting tribute that will be paid to the remains OF
the galsn. soldier, who compelled by the imbecity
of the Government to sacrifice his life in the presence
OF hundreds of thOus of soirovsrcken and tear
Jul spectators along the route Of the procession, will need
none Of the pageantry Of to give il mournful effect
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
Now. frnnn Tho Norm,

The New York Herald, in shouting over the capture
Of Port Hsteras, proclams that the army before
Washington will be speedily withdrawn. The Herald Is
Voad riuy well advised Of the movements Of the Rsb
ia It had scarcely announced the important fact that
tho l;ne of the Potomac would be abandoned, when
Beauregird struck his tents and was in full march with
C0,0OO men for North Carolina. We hope now there
may De something like peace and quiet in and around
Washington for few weeks at least With no masked
bltteries intervening the opportunity would be the best
ia the world for the resumption Of the evergorous "On
TO Richmond" Now's your time, Yankee Heroes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
DIED,

On Tuesday, the s5h Of August at his redsree In Abemsre,
CHAPLAIN W. oae OF the Oldest and INST respected
citizens OF The county -
6ora xh Of July III, bin recollection extended BACK 10
The uion He Intelligent witness OF
the 1h- Great Republic is rise aud pr e, IFS glory
q ia convent annou1eg ur separation Nom The cid Union,
and unt e deslniss sih the Conf derae siaies.
Toe deceived In the corpuniy In Which he
lived 70: his pi aco vsdo his integrity a5d ali the trails 81
Sosaesc social civ s discharged his duties with tender
n haey ald Justice and with eye<stehu regard fer the
welfare aud hap those thin ch o. bis irfaenoe
IL dehtsd IN oces OF hospitality se1u ne o, was un
irs,en Inc 4 h for than &c Jury The ro
9" ada se o. feaGs ~ho lived his s-cesy and mary TIE
sAuesr Who stsa welcome 70 The etes Of
h bosp bic roof He died al old In the al p,
sfeu ii " peac his How and In tAs hope
q seespns with Greater through the in'sression Of ths
Great ksdstnsr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
Ore of the beres, things to the Yankees in Rn-,e.

One Of the berest things to the Yankees in Rnsser'
letter to the London Times Is the statement that the
on'eGectes conid have taken Washington, vi.hou. any
serious opposition from the Grand Army. Toe next let
viii oOrtsia Espronoh cato singing to Yankee
,licr shs: after ell their vapOuring, their efforts
rot TO get az the COndsraes but to keep the Confed
crates from getting a. them. The- have go.behrd the
Potomac and they watching Day and night last the
bsla should cross over and in striking distance
Of them vita masked batteries and Black Horse. This
Will not tell wen in Europe for the swagger Of the Yau
kees 1t rather argues that they are not the mighty
CT war they would have the world TO believe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

d, To rluk tues shsy had bsea 10 he sst eksy ssss
porfvety exhausted, and could Ne down any~hsrs for
nap.
out exception we're caused by the explosion Of boubs
and were of horrible description They blsd bot tss,
In consequence Of tho soaring from hol steD.
The Roanoke shot once, and the Monticello thrice,
but sustained no great damage. These were the only
rebel shots that struck.
The rebel prisoners speak Of the fripg Of the Gum.
ber,nd and the Susquehanns most terrific and telling
little before the surrender detachment OF the 20h
no gment proceeded TO the encampment OF rebel rsg
ment up the inner beach, and burnt the tents munitions
and all the garrison equipsge.
with bis glaes overweight shell falling In the space OF
eight minutes within Fort Hatterass, all thrown dis
lance Of two miles and half The rebels wondered
that she range exact not knowing that our men
q. Fort Clark guided the gunners BY signals.
Rsinforcementso of 900 men were on the way TO the
fort when it surrendered. ~
ARRIVAL OF TIE MINNESOTA WITH THE cosysDHaArE
PRISONERS At NKw YORK.
The United States steam frgae Minnesota Flag officer
s. Il. Stringham commanding, arrived ct New York on
Monday morning from Haterss Inlet, bringing six hun.
ded and seventy four prisoners, who surrendered at
Fort Hstteras on Thursday last.
Tae Minnesota now lies CT the Battery With her pris-
oners all on board. They will be removed to secure
quarters suitable arrangements be made
tor their accommodation.
United States Marshal Murray has orders In regard
10 them and the naval authorities likewise ignorant
Of what Is to be done with them The majority Of the
prisoners are young men, and when they surrendered
we're well armed equipped and supplied but they are In.
differently clothed They express great surprise at the
kind treatment they have received ince their capture.
The Confederate prisoners board the Minnesota, -
seen from boat BY her side appeared IS il they had net
been very comfortably provided for by the Confederate
States Government Besides being dirty many of them
appear to be very short Of clothing.
Il is stated thai tho prisoners will probably be put I'M
der guard at Fort Wood Bedloes leland that Is
sdered capable Of giving accommodations to one
thousand men.
The prisoners on the passage hither allowed full
liberty Of the ship and were not placed in irous. OF
course every precauon tasen to prevent SURPRISE
watches were doubled and armed, magazines carefully
guarded And the tmaarm cheats and lockers in charge
Of special and trusty jack-ters.
The gun-deck occupied az the sleeping apartment
of many Of the prisoners SIS could be accommodated
and the remainder were put the spardeck with the
boom cover, and thus protected from the falling dew