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al Guatrnas, ,etwoon tho foreigners snd ma
tivo1. The American Cpnsul wa Imprisoned,
ard three Ampri Ius shot. I is said that IS
Americans put 6''O Mcxicans to high..
A Californian Gently reached MANI i1,lli in
. small steamer from 4 liforna, loaded with
percus ion cas-. He vas arrested, and senteDc-
cd 10 10 sho by ihc authorities for introducing
article COZ iralani Of war
considerable amount Of excitement has
been created here today, owing 10 very i'm
Tortant Arrest nldr On board The Uncle SIm
yosi' rday, 1ber coming w the hay.
I aIIcr' that DR.. VIM. Gwin, Calhoun
Bcuhar, and J.. Brcn', Of California, were on
hohrl, AID being o. known secession principles,
th'i lag aVo wa sarchcd, AMI papers cmnpro.
missing thcn with the srcessionists found on
board. Gen. Sumner, who Is u tass 'nyer on
lOar'' nj once Issued order for their arrest by
the trouIs under his command
A. thcie was no. iitnc To land The passen zen
ly this mornings Tide, they coull no. be srbt
over uniiI tn afternoon, and meanwhile Tho
report % the arrest Of the gentlemen GOT cur
10y On shorc.
Some friends Of d.. Gwin, who are here Al
Ir,s,r.. ~ Piled to the Gov, rnor TO annul Ia,
= rss ~ tie ground that they were make in
n waters Of New Granada, and that a for "a
lo,cfnmcnt has no right to transport political
ptnCnefs over this territory
General ilrrran who is an intimate fri n1 Of
Dr. GWjns, also used his influence, AMI he re-
sui l. that the Governor hm issued an order
prohibiting the conveyance Of tho prisoners
acr"-4 the j. hinus and large force Of sol Ii r.
had b'cn sen, tn the station TO rclras' ia IN as
soon ~ they land. ! shall give yol III result
whom i occurs.
General llrrran has decided, learn, to pro-
coed 70 Wellington in this steamer.
SIv OCLucK, +. M-Sinco the fore ,oir
nlttc's have come to crisis. The ii.cl
Consul went on board the Uncle Sam. and it.
has b',n settled that the prisoners are to b, al.
lowed to cross th' l,thmls ~ SUCH AMI the
question Of future arrests To be- rcf,rrcl to
". shiug'on.
IlDuT, L. M.-Thc British steamer Boto'a
from Valparaiso and Clllio, has Just arrived.
Governor Bitl'r and family are among h, pa
scng' r., ~ routc for San Frln"i.co. The Do.
goia brings $40 OOO in treasure.
There Is little ncws from the coast. Meggi
has concluded contracts with the Chiliin gov
crumcnt to finish the Valparaso and Santiago
raiinoad. His contracts now amount to about
f1O 400 600.
business in Gill il improving
Pofu is still excited ahoat the elections Cas-
tilla and sam. Rowcn APPEAR to have quarrcllrd,
but the former still carrie, everything hi, own
way, in total disregard Of the constitution anI
the laws.
The intended expedition against Ecuador anil
Bolivia are still talked Of, but may In the end
he merely political dodge of Castillo for keep
Ing up his army and navy.
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News from Rebel sources.

BdiiWrrc, Nor. 15.--We have reliable all
vices from Kentucky. our forces have fallen
back to Pound Gap, and are pursued by large
number, 1000 Fcdcrals. We hlvo large
quantity Of baggage, munitions, artillery, Sc.
Couricrs arrived both at NytheNille and Ablng-
don yesterday, bringing this news.
LynchbUq, Nor. 13.-The following iuiorml-
tion was received here this morning 10y the
President OF the East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad:
JopesJoro, Nor. 13.-Thc Union men have a
camp of 900 to 1,3OO at Elizabcthtown, near
the Carolina line, about twenty miles from Bris-
tol, and another Of about 200, near Strawberry
Plains. They are both increasing and they
threaten to take possession ot the railroad and
burn the bridges.
LynchbWg, Nor. 13-The western train
brings the through mail aud dates as late as
Knoxville 10Th.
Forty-tivc prisoners hal been taken by Gen.
Floyd. His command had arrived on train.
A portion OF them were captured while holding
the recent election in the Northwest.
REBEL ACCoUsr or THE INVASION.
The Charleston Courier of the 11th gives
full particulars Of the engagements at Hilton
| Head and BAY Point. 1t says -" Unfortu-
natcly Mt mn early period in the action the large
| 10-inch columbiad in Fort Walker, in conse-
| qucnce of the had working of the ccccn,r
became altogether unmanageablc, and could
| not again he used during the action. Tho
storm OF iron hail that came Kissing through
| the air from the fleet after this accident was
| beyond all description. 1t was more like the
noise OF the winds roaring through the rigging
a vessel in the midst Of a atempcst.
| Proyilcntilly, however up to II o'clock, al
though there had been marvelously hair.
breath escapes, not man hal been killed, At
| that time, however, The enemy had succeeded
entirely enflading the battery with his fleet,
and commenced tremendous fire in direct
line against the fort which proved very de-
| structivc.
There were II killed and 10 wounded inside
the fort, 10 Of the former AMI II of the latter
being of the German battalion Of our city.
The vessels had all the adyaniag, of lair
weather and smooth soa. The smoke from
their cannon was driven directly in the faces Of
our troops in tho battery at Fort Walker.
The manocuvoriug Of the vessels was adj
mittcd 10y some of the best naval officers to have
been grandly executed
A special dispatch to the Courier dated Pc.
cotaligo the 18th, says that detachment oil
light dragons visited Beaufort at daylight.
Two guuhoats lie a mile and half bcloH the
town. The place is unoccnpied by the enc
my. Negroes report that fedorals visit Beau
fort daily but return at night.
The Savannah Republicaa OF the 9th, says -
Our city was in a state of intense excitement
| throughout the whole of yesterday. The news
| Of the capture Of the Walker battery on Hilton
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Hdhm0rc, N,r. Ij.--1lc Norfolk Diy Book
OF yesterday contains some importan, iiems.
TnK EElpGE BURNING ~ TENNESSEE.
Accounts OF the hrilpc burning in Tennessee
have been lTca'ly exaggerated. tn, hrilso
over llalslon River has been repaired, and the
telegraph lines have been rcbdilt. IL is how
ever, evident that some OF BroYnlsws AMI
Andy JolInson4 gangs arc in the noun. aims
about Bristol giving trouble.
A letter from Lynchburg datcl the 12lh,
SAYS g.
4 train has arrived from East Tenncss, g,
which h.ines later intcli scnc0 thin We have r.
cciyod. Tie il,ht on Sunday night was be-
tween temporary volunteers OOO) IN Ter
Capt. Miller, who went out from Bristol on
Sunday night. The II sht took place At tn,
river, about ~ miles from B,i,,ol. Two of
Capt. Mlcr's men w,r, slightly wluu led hun
sell being one Of The injured lie will reach
liulmuud tina evening. Nine traitors were
kllpi. two wounded, and two taken prisoners.
TIE Federal Loan In Baltimore.
B4il'm0rs Nor. 1.-THE amount oftho ieicr-
al loan taken ~ tho citizens Vi Baltimore thus
far il one million ofd ollirs
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Arrival Of the Champion,
DIST. yGUISHED PRISONERS on BoIRD
SS7J,73O in Treasure.

The steamer Champion arrived here We err
day morning. having on board five companies
Of the 81 U, S. Infantry (Regulars), aud three
companies of the 9th l, S. Artillery (Rogulars)
numbering in all 200 the infantry in command
of Lieut. Col. Marchant, the artillery under
Capt, llondrickson. The infantry, until recent
ly, have been in post at.licnica, Cal, whore
their place is now occupied by State militia
and the artillery have come from Passidio.
They brought with them as prisoners cS-Sona-
tors Gwin and Brent, and Mr.. Calhoun BcnAam,
Auomey-General Of California under Buchan-
an, an account Of whose arrest will b, found in
another part of our paper Gen. IIcrran, of
Panama, came on to protest against the arrest
lie is friend Of ex-senator Gwiu.
At present the prisoners are remaining on
parole at the New York Hotel, awaiting the
action of the Secretary of State in the matter.
1t is said that they have destroyed large
quantity Of documents which would have
been important evidence against them.
The U. s. troops remained last night at the
Park Barracks, awaiting orders, and will leave
oday f)r the Potomac, There are yet to come
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Military and Naval Movements

Business at the Brooklyn Navy Yard was cI-
trcmely brisk yesterday. Orders were received
from Washington to send several storeshipa
with stores to Beaufort. A quantity Of lumber
will also he sent there, as mentioned yesterday
in our Washington dispatches. The storcship
Supply, which had filled up with stores, and
was on the eve of departure for Pensacola, has
been ordered to Beaufort. She at once hauled
out the buoy, and will sail tolsy. The store
ship Relief took the berth vacated by the SUP
ply, and will probably fll up with stores and
lumber. The steamer De Soto left the Navy
Yard and anchored off the Battery, and the
Bicnville hauled into her berth to take in
stores and undergo some necessary repairs The
carpenters are already plugging up the shot
holes she received in the Port Royal engage
ment. The Nightingale transferred her crew
to the rcccying-ship North Carolina, and went
down by the Atlantic dock to discharge her
cargo. The steamer Crusader has been COM
plctely oyerhaulcd and will shortly he ready
for commission. Now boilers have been put in
her, and she has also been ro-coppcrcl. She
| was yesterday Aoatcd out of the Dry Dock to
make room for the Sumter, which requires
| similar repairs.
The purchased ship Morning Light, (lcforo
reported as the Northern Light hauled into the
| berth of the Fernandinia to receive her arma-
mcnt, which will consist Of eight 32-poundcrs
The Fernandnia will be put into commission on
| Monday.
The new whitesmith's shop, we reported a
few days ago, as having been commenced on
the Marine Parade Ground, is now nearly
completed, and will shortly be in full opera
| ton.
An alteration has been made in the dates of
| paying the employees at the Navy Yard.
| Hitherto the rolls have been made out b-month-
| ly-on the 9Th and 22l-and the wages have
been paid as soon after these dates as practi-
| cable.
Hereafter they will be paid on the 10Th Of
each nonth only. by this new regulation the
Navy Department will always have one fort
nights wages belonging to the men, in hand,
as the rolls will be made out up to and includ-
ing the last day Of each month.
In military matters, magnificent stand of
cOlors were presented yesterday to the Goth Re-
giment, Col Pincknoy, at their encampment in
Elm Park, by the Union Defence Committee
The regiment is expected to leave for the seat
of war today.
OF the shipping in the harbor, the u. S. trans
port Thomas Swan laden with ammunition
stores and ambulances, sailed last evening for
Locust Point. The transport Constitution was
lying in the North River last evening, said to be-
laden for Beaufort
A first class regiment of light artillery, named
after the Hero OF New Orleans, Is in course of
formation. The men are quartered at East
New York. The principal recruiting office ia at
No. 236 Grand street, where all Information
respecting the organization can be obtained.
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Fires, Inquc.t-, AccIdcnt., 30.


TIM MURDER or SAMUEL lToFFnAN
ISoUEsr ny CoRoSEH SCHIRsEH.-An
quest was held yesterday by Coroner Sehirmd
ut the 18th ProFsrt Station House, up230
body Of Samuel Hoffman, who was fata
on Thursday morning 10y DR.. N.Y.
berg, at their residence No. 141 Effy
and died few moments thereafter. 1IS4
denco taken substantatei the statement vo pz l
Of the occurrence in our edition Of cstsrdaI
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman, wife of tho doceasel
was the only person who witnessed the aurdd
but other persons besides her were cNarnined
She stated, in the course Of her cxaminatior
that DIR. Lowcnlorg was in tho habit Of havin
female come into his Office, AMI rcmain thor
the most of the night this was tn, case on Oh
night previous TO the murder. The ~ die
testimony showed that three siahs had bee
inflicted in the breast, one of which passeI
through the pericarlium, through Ill" ascend
ing aorta, and ended hy the side ui The yerte
bral column, aud that this was the cause 0
death.
The jury rendered verdict Of Death BY {
stab wound at the hruis of Moses LoHenberg
Nov. il, 1861, and that said wound was infct,
cd without provOcl'un.' The accused. IN being
examined, stated that he was born in Prussia.
is IL years of age, and a physician by prof,s-
sion, though a teacher by occupation. in rtli-
ton to the charge he did moi wish to say any
thing, but as to the provocation no said, ~ hal
more than enough" lie was then sent to the
Tombs TO await the action of the Grand Jury.
FATAL ACcIDBSTs.-Margarct Pryor, NO
man about 40 years Of age, residing at No. 16
East 10th ST., while engaged yesterday, il
searching among the ruins Of the late fire at tn
foot # East 4Sth st., was killed by beam
which fell from its fastenings upon her. llei
ody was takento her late residence, whore a
inquest will he held upon it.
John Kennedy, master mason, residing II
18th st., near 9TH Avenue, was run over yes
terday, near Tubby Hook station, by train o
H. X. X. r. cars, and Instantly Killed. III,
was attempting to get upon the front platform
OF the rear car, after the train had started and
losing, his hold, fell before the wheels. Corone
uai9ble heih an inquest upon the body, and
verdict Of Accidental death" was rendered.
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Rociti2s. Nor. 1j.-Tha Moutsom ry Coun-
" Court have r,kou up the case OF ll,llhnl Tor
the murder ~ OConnur, Of Ricketts, BI.tcry.
Tho Grand JUIy found tu, bill.
The inhIlit.nt- Of tits section Of Mirvl,nl,
are much clat,d Al a well ioJnlod report that y
Northern Company are negotiating with the
ch ricr party aud aioukhull,r. Of the VI ,'ropol-
itsn RlilIoud from Wellington, to crnuccs with
IN" Penn. Sl,auiu Central RAILROAD. \ ,tin.;
has fcccn,ly been held at Gcotgetowu to pur-
,has, the Cd stock.
4 Union gAthc ing or soircc was held last
nilht at the house Of James 5. Ilcuiug Clerk
OF ,h' Com ~. Judges lircrar and B,wic Sem
ator kuru,ll, Mayor ENGLAND, AMI all tie
principal luonisi-, malo and female, Of the
cuunI were there. The meeting was the most
plrMant an Wei con lucted Affairs ever known
In tIts lp,.1tty
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81 YANKEES RoUT 800 MEXICANs.
Arrest Of senator Gwin aud Others

Correspondence cf NE " Y. SUM-
Pr1pm, NorcmJcr ., +, M-Thc news
b ought to the ls,hmus vest crday by the Royal
Mail Company's steamer from Carthageni is
that Hogota remains perfectly quiet under the
Mosqucra Government. General llcrran has
come to the Isthmus where he will remain I'M
til the next steamer, and then proceed to
Washington rs Minister from the country.
Al a convention Of the rcp.c. eutatiycS of the
Confederate States, it has been resolved that
the name of the Republic of New Granada shall
he changed to that Of the United States OF
Columbia. Antoquia, the South Of Slntandcr
and the Cauca still hold out in favor of the old
gov crnmcnt, but Baenlycntura, the principal
purt Of the latter State, continues in the hanls
Of the seccssonists. The news received from
the Pacific coast appears also to be favorable to
the cause Of Mosqucra.
by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer Uncle Sam, which arrived at this por,
this morning, bringing III plssongerc (among
them 800 United States troops) and large
amount of rifles, etc, we have important news
from Mexico.
The Uncle Sam spoke the Panama on the
oath, and was informed that light had occurred
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in October, 1850. Combining accurate and use
iui Information with the interest Of a thrilling
romance this volume is entitled to place in
.ne h,rnfy and at the hcarth-sidc.
h@t hynns Or, The Earl laughter: 4 Son.
OF DE-. arE Life. Now York Dick y Fitl-
:. Inns Is 'ole Of remarkable power and orthril-
mig interest. FpD Of incdcn,e, exciting in dc
,''ls' and hAnira'ly written, one can scarcely
ny i" aside until The las page is r,al.
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BGy1Ne. Nor. b. Reports from healliir-
tiers, dated the 18Th inst, were received this
evening through reliable gentlemen, VIII, were
at pikcton. Thy say that our forces attacked
The 'lols who ~rir ! 900 s'r-ng AMI pos .l on
hill killing i,m $50 to 90, and takin: jD yr-
sonors. The rDs' catered. Col Williams "a
The iirst man to run.
Six ofCol M,r,mlls mon were killed anil II
wounded Hi horse was sho. under him.
fi!ccn 81 Col 1yfles mon were WOUNDED AMI
Q Killed.
The above t. reliable.
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CEORCE CpnyEs ,,h, az. .,,. al ,s A IN IN.
iov the cle,ti,pe.,ip, am, .,t.,. th.
nrospcc, and unit. H. ..r.-... fl, .t ...i.,,o,s
or tho np,lic which ... .iu...
has accented the Eoty,l,,u ., .,i,.,.i,, If
M,vor. The Npp,iua i,.. ,.,.... .lso
according to our rcl.r.. lr.,,wa. ,,oor.
able mention UPON p. E,s4. Dr.t,1. N.,,r.
J. L. TAYLOR. Jo4pru u,.p.- ,I.,n.
Acr GRrrirY. Tr..~,.,. W. aud
n number Of di.,ir,..t,.l r.,y.,,...,. n.
also uron , p,,y.,.,,..,. ..,...t.b.t f.- n.
purrhas,ll, u.,i.. il, 81 ..u,.I .rn.
rei,rs Certainly. Il Mr. Y.I.,.,. do,t p,.
catch fair ,,poun, of .l..... ... th,-r ..,u,al.
mcnt,ry o,criurc. to r.l'.f. op.rcp... viii
not be- because his ne, i.uo. Y,l.l, .pr..l. but
that il is to, OPENLY ,.-.Il, 10th, pu,li...
Many cool citizens are l,.r.s.. ,o LIj,vc
that MIR. Orp,Ks t.,a .i.IlvE.r, the
field TO el,c; rruxA>ro. a. i, 8. Dlr ..,I ,y,.
the cas-, in 1s,q. when wut.N T. u,vr,,-
MEYER. one or the best NJ ,,or, lb,,,..,. b,.
ever known. wa, sacrificed TO pul.,c,l intrigue.
and the real voice II the p.opl. smoth,r.I AMI
kent down Ly aIroit p,rty chi,euory. Tho
prinion is also quite p. ll.ly oxprc..L tint
A o,xry II,,f. R,rp ~ laws. and ol,.ts.
are thu, rcwaro,ag the Emp,ro. for ,rvic,.
rendered. lu, If this /. the c,s,. ~, feel certin
tina, tho gentlemen alluded to are doing +, un-
oonsciou.ly to themselves. A,,rd,uip, ia L,.
lief as we DO. that there Is sufficient patriotism
MINGLED with prcyious p,r,isan movements "a
nominal, a candidate up,n whom can c,nc,u.
tratc n lnr,,c number Of the PEORIA, VOTE.
VIC cling to IN, hon, that in the poli i.,l ,luGl,
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Arrival from Port Royal.
TROOPS AND STORES LANDED.
RUNoRED ATTACK on FEDERAL prcrsr

''ShpA'fs' a ~ N Wv IDfstt al Z II n " -
-
The United States steam transport steamer
Coatzacoalcos, Commander ID. 5. Babcock, ar
rivedat this port at a late hour Friday night
from Port Royal, s. c., which por. she left NJ
two PM, on Wednesday. She brings nothing
further Of Importance from the fleet than the
advices brought by the Bienville, except thai
the troops had all landed, and the stores and
ordnance were then being rapidly discharged.
A number of the transports would be ready to
leave soon.
II had been rumorcd at For Walker on Pope
island, that the Union pickets on the opposite
side of tho island, near the Savannah ferry, had
been attacked 10y the rebels, and rcin(orccmcnts
were being sent from tho fort.
The federal tr op were to take formal pos
session of Beaufort on the day following the
sailing of the Goa zacoalcos.
On the 18Th inst, off Frying Pan Shoals pass
ell gunboats Monticello and Connecticut, bound
Aputh.
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NOMINATIONS YoR ScnooL Orr1crn.

NOMINATIONS FOK 0'HOOL UFIICFRs.-
Tammany Hall Conventions have made the
lowing nominations -
School mmi-soncrs-Fourlh Ward, +
Meade 9Th Ward, Timothy Brennan; 9th W
John Nash; lllh Ward, ) Ackcr; 18Th W
John H. Traps lG Il Ward J I'M Wilhelm;
Ward, james Moore; 2lst Wari, A. V. st
School Trua.e s-SiNh Ward VIM. Cant
AMI Walter Roche; 9th Ward, John McNi
AMI John J. Dimoni; 1l'h Ward, J. Caulen
l.. OBuicn; 18Th Ward, Frederick lIolsscin
Francis Coan; 10Th Ward, Thoms NJ. Parlr
aud John llolzd,rkcr.
School Inspector Warl, Andrew
MstthcNson; 18Th Ward, Peter Relyea;
Ward, Thomas Mckenzie.
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-..DI,Ew YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING NOV 10 1861


The removal Of FREN"Nr IL ,'icndri with
an entire new order Of r. IN NJ. .-nu.i 1boie
IL no enemy near Sritp1jj, vhrh has bc n
evacuated, and the entire army Oh its march
ncrthwsrd. General lir~,g. nas already
arrived at WV Pn'cE D., on 'l, extreme
southeastern corn,r &c uc..f,, "a ,.svav.
winter In Akansas. Gcrc,ll uAL.y~- 10
- arriv. a! S.. Lcyi. f., 10 nas by
,msai. and Whist chnure he S+1"e com
position of Affairs r. ii '..'' '' 'n' MS
tliuE 20 he son.
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Victory illumination.

1t hiss lc'n suggested that thcrc alioui be d
general illumination Of our city, on Monday
evening next in honor Of tho truly .,ranI
achievements o. our noble fleet Our soldier.
and sailors deserve cclat, AMI they shoul hly
it, for the heart Of the nation !, indeed overflow
ing with thanhiulncss. Lot Us rcjoicn together
rs We surely have m2n,nol enough together
under news Of defeats and plumbers. Let II,
have an illumination. We devoted our candles
very p'oiuscly to the glory of the supposed tic
that connected us with DEAR old England, aud
they should hardly be spared now.
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LomsriRc, n.y., Nor. 1j.-Gcncral Buell. has
arrived here.
says that General Zollicofrer rctrcatcd on We'd
nesday, blockading the road from Cumberland
Ford TO Cumberland Gap, by blasting Immense
rocks from the hills into the roads,
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CITY NEWS.

A THIUNbH or COMMUNICATING !
issue Of counterfeit one bdrdrcd dnlli
the Shoe and Lcsher Dealcrs' I,rk 4
been detected. Il ~ understood the u
been itself deceived, and redtsmed Q
bic amount Of them. They wero e
yesterday under a strong glass b. the 4
can Bank-Note Company, and declared
counteHeits. One point Which will end
public to readily detect the e5unterfeit,
in the genuine note the right Nand Of III
in the yignette--who is in the act of tn
laSeo--joins the shading Of ths1etter %
the word "blnk, while in thu count
there is a space, n,arly the length of the
be wceu the shading Of the letter and tn
Of the rider. Tho signature of the Ra
Cashier aud PRECEDENT are all engraved II
executed, and they are pronounced BY
Judges to - the best counterfeit ever s
this country. Thee are said to be : 4
similarly executed in circulation, but
hot seen them. Eight hundred dolla~'
counterfeit notes we're returned to bank
interior of the state, by ons Of this 4
banks on Thursday.
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terday from the vir,inis shore while becalmed.
and anchored on Pigs Poin,, anI was set on FIRE.
She was boarded however, ly - IIt-t Of q
Massachusetts, company Of S'ckl,s brig
ade, who exting,Iishcd tho flames and sIved her
from The enemy.
ADVANCING.
Several regiments have been advancef ffora
Wnshiprton into Virginia within the pp4t 7. y
DAYS. ard there is every indication of an inJ-ne-
diatr forward move ment Of Tho rntise army.
The bis about a hundred in number for
sup,l ing tho government With 5000 beef cat
III were opened today. The lowest successful
lids wcrr--for the stock 70 he delivered in
Washington s3.as. and that TO be delivered to
Harrisburg S3,3S per hundred on the hooE
There wcrr lower hiAs, bu the proposcrs, when
their nsinrs w"Ir cllcd were absent.
Gen. Keycs, the successor of G"n. Buell., has
formally assumed command of the Division,
and today rc,icvcd DE three batteries Of the
lat Pennsylvania Ar llerv, uulor tn commanl
of Cart. simpson, who for the present Is at
tnchtd to his division.
The national salute fired today, in h,n,- &c
the event a. Port ROYAL, was from the tw 'utv-
ono guns captured from the British durint tn,
war of 1872
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-16

fro1n Cnl,.or1a four comprirs Of tn,
Cd and the 'th InG,n.ry, (rcgulara) and IN.
lsi Dragons, (rcgnlar.) Most Of those ere
experienced Indian fighters, and have served
two, three, and even four terms Of enlistment.
They will be among IRE most eficion. soldiers
in the army.
The Champion brings 1916, 100 in treasure,
and large number of passengers