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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23
HHroY HnAp, g, G. Dec. O. 1861

HILTON HEAD S o., Ucc. y, IoOl
The Gaab0as FbtesWaat She las Dore-Tae Retel Flag
and SGG Shot A1ay--The Officers Of he Hrocs-TAeir
Positions During the Engagement a, Port Royal, &c.
When tho feet lcr, Hampton Roads tho gunboat n. n.
Forbes was selected to remain and bring The flag officer
his dispatches. This tho Arst acknow wedgmcnt OF
her speed, and well she proved indeed She up
to Tho flagship of Cape Henry and, having doivored
the dispatches ordered 10 assist the gunboa unad0
to her station abreast tho Wabash
In the terrible gale which succeeded sho rendered EN-
cent service to several distressed vessels especially tho
Commodore Perry and the schooner Rachel g. Miller. On
the morning Of the 7h having beon ordered get the
Great Ropubic tho bar sho started aor her but
tho engagement commencing, the men became excited,
and she had to drop the vessel aud up tho gh
Running within 100 yards Of Fort Walker she stopped
and 1T tho fourth lire the after gun Of the second
division, in charge Of Master VIM Tomnson shot away
the rebel flagstaff. Cheers upon cheers rcso, ndod from
the cet and, being ordered by the flag officer leave
her dangerous position sho winded hor way through tho
feet, amid the huzzas OF all, ard reported tho gship
There shc received orders 10 tako position little
farther on, ana enadc tho batteries Presently the
Stars and stripes waved Sccessia, and then tho
cheers resounded through the vauited heavens. Too
much cannot be said praise Of the officers and Of
this vessel. Her surgeoil.--fouis Mithe-one your
townsnen, rendered very effective service and insisted
on working gun in very exposed situation Master
Wild, IN charge OF tho First division showed himself
faly equal to the OCCASION and Of tho rebels will
sGg remember his deadly shots from eighty pound
ried gun. Master Tonnson. In charge OF the Second
division, also very brave and nt the fourth ro shot
away tho flagstaff Master Bcrncr her signal officer and
Paymastcr Morton, wero first in place and then In
another, rendering al necessary aid Lentonant Com
mcDding H. H. = Newcomb. and her executive ocer, NJ.
Essrest, directed the motions Of tho vessel and tue fire Of
tho divisions unnoved among tho murdc shower oR
shot and she'll ard partng courage 10 all by their cool
department and steady orders
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Arago and Edin-
burg Off Cape Race.
->~~-~>>~~~>~->~-~~.>~-
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
TIE RETURN OF GENERAL SCOTT.
Important Interview with
Prince Napoleon.
TIE MASON -SLIDELL AFFAIR
Hopes Entertained that Our Govern
ment will DIsayow the Act
Of Captain wilkes.
TIE NEUTRALITY OF FRANCE.
MORE TROOPS FOR CANADA.
ADVANCE IN ALL KINDS OF SECURITIES.
Advance in Cotton -Breadstuffs Dull
Provisions Firm,
&C., &C., &c.
TIE NEUTRALITY OF FRANCE.
MORE TROOPS FOR CANADA.
ADVANCE in ALL KINDS OF SECURITIES.

81. JOHNS, N.F., Dec FL 1861.
The steamship Aragc from Havre the evening Of tho
nth, via Southampton the morning Of tho 12h inst
arrived or Cape Race at six O'Clock this Saturday
evening.
The Arago has sixty eight passengers lye hundred tons
Of cargo and the mails
The dates per the Arago four days later than those
per the America at Halifax.
General Scott is passenger by the Arago His health
nlcp mpIoysa IN! royss.. Il :. -
saw Poland.
The steamships Ednourg and Canadian arrived Al
Liverpool on tho 7th inst.
The steamship Niagara arrived at Queenstown on the
9Th inst
The steamship Etna, from New York, arrived al Liver
pool on the 10th inst
The steamship Norwegian, from Portland, also arrived
At Liverpool on the 10th inst.
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NAVAL MAPgERs AT BOSTON

Boston, Dec. II, 1861
The Hoston Sunday Esrci6 learns, on good aptboyi,y
that tao batle-ship ye, moat now nearly re,dy
for sea, d destined FOR custon house and hospital At
Port Royal. She viii carry thfev guns and crew or
not over 300 mon.
Tho shpoi lifeline Virginia, Which has been the
stocks about forty years aud repo, ted perfectly sound
viii % auuched tile present week 81 g is an eighty four
earsap AID iuires crow Of sci the as the
Vermont.
The keel Of the second sdewheel stcai was laid ia
the shp house yesterday afternoon.
The Maraianza is nearly coppered and y i'll be taken
out Of the dry dock Tuesday.
The gunboat kathadin, built at Bath, Maine, COM
mcncsd ;eAg on board her engines and maChn cry yes
terGly afternoon.
The gunhoat Huron got up steam yesterday aftel noon
10 try her engine. She will sail by Saturday next.
Another s!oop TO be built in tho ship heuse as
scSp % the Virginia Is launched.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LoHooS, Dec. II, 1861
Consos closed at cox 90 z for money.
LIVERPOOL. Co1Toy MARKET.
Tie saies Of cotton on Monday and Tuesday reached
$1,000 bae inc'Gdirg 1900 bles specua;ors and cx
porers. The marie. ifmcr and ali dissertations had
slightly advanced.
MANCuEsTER TRADE EXPORT,
The Manchester market wes 1rner but quiet
LIVERPOOL RREApsruFP gAaKrr
The breadstuil market was generally dun Wakefield
Mash Co., and others, rclort:Four duh at decline
OF 3D. 1s Per Dbl. quoted at aos Sss Wheat ouis,
and declined 3D. per Genital; red firm at lis 9d
l2s 3D.; rod Southern, 12s 3D. las white western la
l33 Cd white southern 13s. Cd. I4s Sd Corn heavv
and declined Is. a Is. Sd. per quarter mixed ass
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKEr
TIC provision market Is generally firm and unrJsrce3
Beef lrm Pork steady. Bacon has upward teadesov
Lard downward, with light transacons quo,atlona ara
st ASS. o>61s. Tallow steady at sos. a Sis. ~
liverpool PRODUCE MARKET.
Rosin que at lSs Cd for common. Spirits turpen,,no
pomipsi. suga. easier Rice Drm Ashes steady; pots
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NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL.
sS~s~.>~~~~~~~~N~~~~~~
Arrival of the Star Of the South
and Philadelphia.
.>-~>y>~>~~>,~.>~~>~-~~~~~~--
The Rebels Attempt TO Drive the Union
Troops from Tybee Island.
ReiEfOrCements Sent from
Hilton Head.
THE STONE FLEET AT CHARLESTON,
&C., &C.. &c.
THE STONE FLEET AT CHARLESTON

The United States steam transport Star Of tho South,
Capt Kearnoy from Port Royal December 49, arrived at
this port yesterday morning, bringing one days later
Lows than that brought by the Atlantic.
The United States steam transport Philadelphia, from
Port Royal, also arrived yesterday.
Heavy cannonadipg heard ia tho direction Of Ibec
Island tho night Of tho 18th instant The steam transport
Marion arrived at Hilton nead tho following morning and
reported that Il was from the robel guns AZ Fort Puas
who attempting to drive tho Union forces from ry
beo Island The Marion was to return Immediately to
the island after receiving board reinforcement of
eight hundred troops probably from General veIes bri
gade.
PASSENGERS PER STAR or THE SOUTH.
Captain j. j. o'Maloy, Company H. Eorty.seyeuth resi
ment Now York Volunteers.
Captain A. B. Nicholson, Fortyseyenth regiment New
York Volunteers.
Lieutenant Edward Iantor, Forty seventh regiment
New York Volunteers
J. II. Meyers, Forty Nth Pennsylvania Volunteers.
-Four III stceragc.
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SKATING Up TowSJhc Central Park ponds though COW
cred over with from half TO one inch thick yester
day were deemed unsafe for Skaters who were excluded
by tho police. The pond formed between Fourth ana fn'
avenues by tho burs,!Dg Of the Croton pipes vas No"
ever frozen over and afforded toefa6y s0oi sN".s'
which was improved BY large numoer q J0'nss%1s'
The principal attraction, however, was ano'no'
,oa Thira -, o,,rth avenues near Hamilton square,
,,., ,,,s ,,cu rro,en and occupied by somo two or
three hundred boys and young m0n'
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MILITARY AFFAIRS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

UARKIsBUEG Ia, I5b1.
Henry solhcr been appointed Surveyor General Of
tho state 10 I'll the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Wm II. Keim who has been appointed and confirmed
grigad!er General.
state flag presented yesterday to tho Eighty
fourth rcgment which viii start TO- morrow for Romney.
Tho one hundred and tenth regiment now a starts for
the came destination on Wednesday.
Governor Curtin has gone to New York TO attend tho
annual dinner of the New England Society.
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The Latest Markets.

- IiVFRfooI, Dec. II, 1861.
CoTJosThe sales OF cotton day and to day foot
up 600 bales Of which 900 bales were to SPECTATORS
and exporters tho market closing firm at unchanged quo
tations.
BRRApsIuFrs market is dull but steady, at un-
changed quotations.
tRovisfoNs.-The market is steady
PRoDrcE-Sprits tdrpentne firm at 86s. Sd
LONDON, Dee. IL, 1851.
Consols closed for money at 901 & cox
American securities arc nominal.
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at as o. pearls at $685. Linsecd oil quieti quoted at


THE LATEST MAKKErs,
IIvERpcoI, Dec. IL, 1851.
coTTosThe Gales OF cotton for tho last two days have
been IS 900 bales Of which 5000 taken by specua
tors and exporters. The market continued firm, with
elght advance.
The Manchester market continued firm and quiet
BREApsiuFFs dull. Flour declined 3D. Is Wheat quiet
al "a. decline Corn heavy and dee ned Is. a Is. Cd.
PsoSls.oSs-Bsef firm. Pork steady. Bacon upward.
Lard downward Taliow steady.
IhontcE-Ases frm Rosin steady at l3s. cd. Spirits
steady. CoGee--No sales
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
OUR HILTON HEAD CORRESPONDENCE, :

Htios ifEAD, s. G., Dec a. 1901
13e Line Of Coast Now Occupied by Our ToopsNeo CAes-
fh@9 81 CommecsSdgaagah and Charleston to be C,oses
tp-Soahe'r Union People Claim, me Protection n Our
.so'dis's--hdh'rs IN Saran1aL, de-, dc.
Inc Union troops possess the scacoast eighty
or ninety miles Beaufort and Port Royal island is
nist advance island, and from II tho march Savannah
Or eaafeston viii be short story when got ready
me now expedition down tho has boon abandoned
OF the present few stone ships In Charleston barbor
VIII MAKO sumter and Iourie vapeloss and shut the
nest Of treason from all commercial Importance hereafter
ana trade wi mad new chanue through Beaufort Tyteo
iaha ours and from II Pulaski can be reduced we hava
already round the inside passage and gnnboas have
oech between tho fort and Savannah. A Me- william
harding and his wife came in to-day from Tybce Isand
Claiming the protection of the authorities loyalctzens
Ihey rode through TIE camps and tho rst who hav0
come out in the Union They represent annah as
IN deporabe state; tho whole city completely demora-
isea great want OF provisions and an leaving who can
got away II the government really understand the i'm
porance OF our success here 1t will give 900 mon and
then--as good as 80 600 moroend us General Mcclellan
FOR sixty days mo drespcci to general oees) be.
cvc that the rua Of tho traitors viii DO ut an ond and
then tho good AMI loyal men Of the South VIII daro To
speak. The average Of weather glorious Iko our
pleasant June weather.
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THE Nsw ENGLAND socErY.--rhc annual dinner OF this
Society takes place to-day at tho As:or House amongst
the guests expected 10 be present the six New Eng
imd Governors, Governor Morgan, the Hon Charles An
deran, brother Of General Anderson and Colonel Multi
gam the l9ro Of Lexington The gathering expected to
be the brilliant and interesting that has taken place
for many years
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FORTRESS MoSRoy, Dec % "

roiTsb'S HoNhpH, Bec. -, 1861.
bright light was sccp from this place last niuh, I,
The direction OF Norfolk. 1t probably caused by
coaaagration in that city.
Tic s. L spauidins sails FOR Hattcras Inlet this after
noon.
To-day has becn very clustering and Unpleasant, No
flag OF truce sent out day.
ncw NAL route was opened to-day from Old Point
Comfort 10 chcrrysone Inlet the Eastern Shore Nv
te departure Of Tie steamboat George Washington for
the latter place The mail viii leave here three tim Is
weei--Iuasdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Tic steamship Ericsson, Capt. G. A. Cole from Por
Royal, has arrived. The Ericsson legt Por. ROYAL on
Wednesday,. Shs towed seven of tile stone feet 10
Charleston on Iha day aad nine Others followed una,r
sa Whea she !a, at ten 7. H. operations were about
% besin Tie hals we're towed 10 y point about mlo
out &e Tie bar, where six gunboais were ready 10 nace
them IN pnaAiou.
oYeratoas against Fyarsaw Island were In nrogres-
but nothing lad boen accomplished when the rrcsso
left She WIZ lsaye for New York on Monday
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-10
From Rorira.s monroe.

| Il - fI."|
! FoRTREss MoNRor, Nov. 6-The Old Poinl
boat has arrived. A flag Of truce wae7sent II
Norfolk yesterday, but brought no news what
ever Of the feet. -
Yesterday the gunboat Rescue went up the
Rappabannock as far as Urbana Creek. on the
mouth Of the creek she captured q large schoon'
or, from which she took ell ker stores and NOV
able property and burned her TO the water's edge
The Rescue was fired upon BY. q masked battery
on shore. - The fire was returned and the febels
completely shelled outis]The commander OF
the Rescne occupied the entire day ehelline
every spot where there were indications OF the
presence OF rebel TROOPS rs via ss57eysI .sl5
n The Rescueand Cambridge will return 10 The
Rappahannock river to-day, and shell the woodI
where rebel force Is supposed to be.
A physician of the u. s. N 4, sent TO Norfolk
On Monday, With flag Of truce, BY Gen. Wool
on business Of bis own, was rbroughl back thii
afternoon by rebel flag Of truce. He reports
that telegraph dispatches we're received to-day
at Norfolk that onr fleet was then (the 7th Inst,
bombarding Port Royal, 8. O., and the work OF
both sides was very sharp and hot Two Of tht
TRANSPORTS, ono supposed TO be the Ocean Ex'
press, having ammunition on board, and the
Onion, carrying horses, we're lost during thu
gale. s,ssialss 75.-a .s,.ls y s.g. lsll ..saay
ration, bringing from the scene Of operation dis
patches. The widest excitetnent prevails
among the rebels at Norfolk, also among the
people at this point. aa9i'r2 sd,,2
The Union was q new vessel, built in New
Y, TX and intended for the esuse Of the Q. M
d, par snen3 here She was o very fast eAiler,
ano ,pr Jposed to be the return vessel To- bring
tbs no rs Of the result.
frh . s,nnooit;on Ia that Port RoVal Ia raduced
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a.ILTEIgLINNlHI

Columbus with &saag Of truce yesterday, 70
visit the place TO- which they conveyed their
sraxotirLD, Nov. s!--Major CLARK Wright,
who has Just returned from an extensive scout.
Ing expedition, reports that the main body of
.the enemy is now stationed on tho north fork
Of Crane creek about forty miles south OF here.
fiel thinks this force Ia about twenty-five thoue-
and strong. McCulloch 70 on Flat creek with
seven or sight thousand, and there are nnfner'
GUS bands ranging from one hundred toyne
thousand scattered about the country. fnee's
position onCrans creek 10 favorable for defense
and he has planted batteries on the blufis over
looking the approaches 10 the place.
ST. Louis, Nov. g.-General Grant 4elegrapbs
from Cairo to headquarters here shat our vic
tory at Belmont was complete. We captured
one hundred and thirty prisoners and all .he
rebel artillery, but were Obliged 70 leave part
of the guns behind for want Of horses 70 haul
them. Some Of the prisoners report that O
large force was preparing to start TO reinforce
Price; but our attack will no doubt prevent ~,
Our loss was about two hundred and fifty, about
one:half killed and mortally wounded.
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Important from nlIssourl.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA special oathe Times
from Cairo says II Il Impossible veto obtain
anything like an accurate report of the killed,
wounded and missing in the engagement at
Belmont on the 7ths eAA ~
fsqItis is estimated that twenty-five of the Twen-
ty second Illinois are missing. There ARE
thought to be three hundred and fity missing
Of the Seventh Iowa.ae Aa'esaN "HNt4ae ~.
2 Col, Lannon'S wound is not dangerous.
Leuts COLONEL Wendt was killed; the Major
ia missing and the Adjutant missing and report
ed killed! Nn 10 ENIN fr0E.G stylOH
Ia Logen's Regiment thirg,aye were killed
and fcrty,seveh wounded, u s.asieF iasllosxs y
/ J. All but forty y-four Of Col. Fouke's Reeimenl
anlMered the roll call yesterday Atsernoon. sSA
iThe iospin Col Bpford's Regiment not as;
oertained; supposed not to be heavy. i.sss gise /,
IN TayloRs ARTILLERY only stbrss slightly
one hdndrsd and thiriy'ious plisonsis 5vs wore
taken. qghri ~ ssl ~ q aort ~ scFsrIg 1lt ~
h, All accounts concur ia placing the loss Of the
enemy much heavier than ours. I, 4 71,' I.
There is no reliable news from Col. OsiIyie't
command. 1T ls rumored that be has encounter
Cd JET ThoSesSa9 bon { AZ forces 4 illlas fhtse Aln
Belmont has hasni Abandoned 81 TIE tobsiS
They have one hundred and fifty prisoners ~
ackno Wedge three hundred aud fifty killed, bu
would not permit Federal officers who went 4
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= Sheriff 's Sale.

T. A. chapman Doc. N, page 70, ,-,..., .fo..
W. ~ Rarey. Franklin Common Pleas. ~ 'O'
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF vENDI
ID TO me directed from The Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin county, o.. will offer for sale, at the door Of
hhe Court House. in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the l4th day Of, Dec A, D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. ana O'Clock p
M, the following described real estate, situate in the
county Of Franklin and Sta.a Of Ohio. to WIT
Beginning at the northwest corner OF the Ippthwest
quarter OF section number twepty-one OIL town
range twenty 2l) thence south foryfve poles
sake thence east hundred and twenty poles to
the eastern boundary Of the southeast quarter section
70 stake situate OF hickory, eight inches diameter
north 67 west ferty three links toa jacs-oa eight
cen inches In diameter, south 80, west fifteen links
thence north with the boundary Of the foryhye
poles TO The northeast corner Of the samei thence yeS
three hundred twenty poies TO eplace Of beginning
containing ninety acres, being the same premises con
yeyed by John g. Rarey to said VIM. H. Rarey by deed
beating date December the 9th, 1851 and duly recorded
IN sSs aid fssl1 slG &C sSpe seS 9CIiO
y, g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
P. B! wuooK, Att'y.iJ ri bn.d adi &c ESsY5 EiEo
Printers fees S8 CO..
noy2-dIt&wtd.9ss Cd s q hus gna anlcb n soifIos
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-10

~ The real or pretended apprehensions Of
the London Times in relation to the military
employment of the French Princes in this coun'
try. are all Of them sufficiently absurd; but the
Times's idea that their services may chance to
be required in their Prineely capacity is SO pre-
posterous that no one but a niutton-pated, Eng
lishman could have conceivedit. The 'sThun'
derer" must have got the idea, as Jove made
Minerva-out Of his own head, IT must be q
very intense and extremely stupid worshipper oI
the "divine right Of kings' who has failed to
observe the thorough contempt which Ameri
cans entertain for any government in which the
people mot superior to any hereditary dun
my Of a. Pfince--in pantaloons or pettieoais. :,
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: mnrxInnd Eleotlon

BALrmoRE, Nov. Returns received from
three-fourths of the State Legislature stands as
far as heard from about sixty five Unioni seces'
sion none. The Senators slected are ten Union;
accession none. Seven secession Senators, who
are principally boarding. at Fort Lafay yette, hold
over. The majority for Bradford for Governor
will not be less than thirty two Thousand, Thu
vote is the largest in all the counties ever cas-
d the State.
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MCCoY g. Co.'s sCoLIEcE.-, The evening
class ofathis institution will commence on Mon
day evening at O'Clock, for the purpose Of Civ
ing instruction ip bookkeeping and Writing. -
Terms for twenty lessons in writing 50. o-t.
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~ Three Virginia prisoners, FREDEMcK Ell
zER, DAVID YoUSe, and JOHN WioEL, recently
removed from Camp Chase to Wheeling, on the
order Of G en- RosEcRANs, ,were,b e,broughtb tbefore the
United States Court at Wheeling, on Thursday,
and released on taking theoath OF allegiance to
the United states Government ia the new State
of Virginia, and giving bonds of $4,000 each to
keep the peace. ~ ~ -.4srie iisal lsa
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p Star gazsrs say the period from the lith
to the 18th of November will probably be dis
tinguished by remafxable numbers and displays
OF meteors. ,5g ~ ~ "a y, ',l..- i.
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ool. Rakor,s Ren1aInsain Netv York.

Col. Bakers RemaInspin Netv York.
NEW YoRK, Nov o. The funeral procession
of Col Baker passed up Broadway at noOn--
The hearse was drawn'by four white horses.- -
The remains are to lay IN state in the City
Hall until Monday, when they are to be escort
ed by the list Regiment TO the steamer North
ern1aight, on which they will embark for Cali
forniR. - - -
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[Tribune's DIspatch.1

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" u.u1.s - - =.
SSp' nsilevA nus 10y yeb teceiyee ms ORDERS;
pus sne inulos:ons gre a9a' ne"hl Do assigned
sns vonmsnu si ~ nlssousii 4, AJU7
Scon'S uiscoTereo ~ ~so-uay tnas tne reDeis are
10 ,ne naply " AeeP,ng npoas ,legimens N
amoupn nea, nuneor . milis, Ior tne purpose OF
capturing whaseVef COMES ~ reach frooaoiy
more 'nan que careless pickes 9r sGaggler ID
aaySn0e ;O,; y ou 1Fe Fne as nae sfeau lailen tner
Vlcums, Va u n aao,i ~, 70 l5lb1- ron asg,
a private OF the "a Michigan was wounded
ana capsureu ~ nuii nun ana returned pecanse
oI ma peTmanen' ulsAonsy o. Iescning pis seg.
lmehs' ne says Tne y. tle u on tne
noisn siuV ~ HSnou sta.a,a Mnen no ICY, va
nore tlsn =, NV Z, ,nue III Iepg'1
our 5rL ~ sne aSspisn. uisn ni were wei
.S,,naa 'iH ~ " sle ou' sOoacco MOUSE
"eTe Ts t9Gaea G soupeu au"S :. p,...s. ; ...l.5qa
no HeSss ~ Joois ~ t.,snnoru Eele great
S;N SaGAn snu pos.aHs ~ noine NJ
a,rce h;s renorts abont bis fiohti1o FnvdY ssas
received at headquarters TO- dsy. II saws not !
word of the Virginia thief, or of the engage.
ment or immediate prospect of an engagement
with the rebels. si' - F'o'
WassInoroN. Nov. 9--Tbe Treasury Denart.
ment has suspended the printing of the three
wear bonds to the 10Th of August, and directing
the plates altered to the lst Of October, Eve
millions having been printed. ..-' -
The Department this week have been paying
with The greatest possible expedition the nc.
counts for the army and navy, these being con
sidered the most urgent and important. Other
accounts are all necessarily suspended until tbal
branch shall be cotibleted.. .TF ~ T7sNi :. ~
Tho War Department has received an offioial
telegram concerning the battle of Belmont, Mo.
which generally confirms the newspaper state
ments '5ie'F'. y ~ = ..sii g p tisg ssoGG ',.
IL ssys that Captain Bellaski, of General No
Clernand's staff, was killed, and among othel
PARTICULARS, that We fought all the Way into til.
camp of the enemy, running under the guns o.