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"rr7 FOR THE
80 WEST AND SOUTH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
On and after May l6th, 1861, the trans will run
az iolioTs, viz:-Leays Camden Station, BatI-
press dsIly az s. IS Pr Both Trains 90 directly
thn,3ngh t0R ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
u Between Baltimore and Piedmont ake the A. NJ
Tram; between Piedmont and Wheeling take Ao.
eonnodstlon Train. leaving Piedmont a. s a. A.
and between Grafton and Parkers burg, take
tie 81 A NJ Traiu from Baltimore
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore
aaS T; NJ and FrederiCk at65A.M
frhs EL!.ICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leave Bal
timOre at 81 and 9.l5 A. NJ. and IS and $40 p n.
and 100 Z. NJ " ' ''''
For further Information, Tickets of every kind .
&c, apply to J. Il. ENGLAND Agent at Camden
station, or nj the Ticket Office.
w p SMITH
Master of TRANSCRIPTION.
l.. n. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent
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n cpuswxer, NORTHERN
- SE28&E CENTRAL RAILWAY.


UPERlNTENDENT'SO FFICE,f
calvert HTATIoN, Bat. more. May 10, 1861.
On and after Sunday, MAY 18th, 1861, Trains on
the NORTHERN CENTRAL HALLWAY Ar
rive AND depart as follows, until further notice
TRAINS NORTH.
MAlbat Is A. NJ,
EXPRESS at 81 L. NJ.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION at 8 p.
The IS A. NJ: train connects AZ Relay House
with trains GU the Western MARYLAND Railroad:
at Hanover JUNCTION with Hanover and CIettshuTg
Ra! roads; at York with York and WrightsyiIle
Railroad; At Harrisburg With Pennsy ynuIa Rail-
{2ad Tor OIL parts OF the West, also with lebanon
Valley Railroad TO New York diTset: at NoTthum
bertrand with and b. aailToad for Kingston Ind
Al PATS OF Wyoming Valley and At sunbury with
the philadelphia and Erie Railroad Tor All parts
N2rtherR Psnnsylv and New York.
The $50 L. NJ train makes all the above conneo-
tons except Hanover Railroad, Wrighfsville
hSEliroad ana the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
Ihes +; M train makes connections with Penn
s!.vanla Railroad for ali parts of the West, and
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE,
Mail at 6 10 p NJ: Expre.s at7 as A. NJ: H.rr,s-
burg Accommodation at 2l3 PM
For Tickets and infbr. alton insnire At the
Ticket Office, Calvert Station, Baltimore
j. G. CLARK, Sup't.
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By the urc OF these Pills the serIodio attacks q
N"rcHs ~ Sick Psad1chs Eay be prevented; and
tiken at the commencement of on attack Irnme-
oiste relief from PAIN and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fGil IL removing the Nnxstd and
Hfad0chs 70 which females are so subject
They act gently upon the bovels,-removllr Coz
tirsrsS,.
For Literary Mss, Students. DeIoate Femsles.
snd all persons of sefsrtory habits, they are val
usoie as LGzGtirs improving the appssifs, Eiving
tone and rtsr to the digestive organs, and re
storing the natural elasticity and strength Of the
The CEPHALIC PILLS arc the result of long
investigation and carefully conduc experimental
having been IN use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved q vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orl,i-
mating in the Herroxs system or from dersns ed
state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their conpositiou.
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
ssses 0 any disasrsdIls taste renders IL Easy TO
sdD'tsfsfsr thsu 10 ehildrsn.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
The genuine h.ve five signatures of Henri, q.
Spalding on each Box
Sold BY Druggists and ell other Dealers In Medi.
oines.
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on rsoei,te
the
PRICE, 2S CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. sPALDINs,
- CEDAR STREET, NV YoRr.
Fro~ ns Ezantsr, NorfolL, We.
,b eIasis ri!, sSSomla.h the object fer which
Fsa tie Esssss~, Ns.JslL, ".
They have been tested in moro than q theysaat
Fe~ As Dsssoerss. St. Cosd, MISS.
tS f h:.S
may nave them In case OF an.attsok.
FLo~s tbs Wssfss X. r. Gasats, Ci.sss, III.
We hesrnly endorse Mr.. Spalding. and his AZ
nvalled Cephalio Pills.
Rsss fss Soxsksyn PATH Fssds,, Ns.s O,lsss,. Ia.
, TrJ them You that an ictsd, and We Are surs
list That has r 90 sPf bsS.a shns ~
FSoss tks 6asstss, DsSss,sy., Is,,s,
Mr. spslding would not connect his name With
IN afuoie ne did not ha0v to possess real merit
Ffess ths Ads~si,r, Prssilsses, RI
sLns Cephslo Pills are said to be . remarkably
very bss, for TIA. VERY esnss anG one the
mas ever been discovered.
Ees fks 81. Lesis Ds1ssysf
The immense demand for the Article (Cs,hsIis
Pills. Is rapidly increasing. ''''ASh'
FSes fts Kssstsks VxIlsy Star, EssS~ks, "a.
we are sure that persons suffering with the head
sohe, who try them, will stick to them
Foss fhs Afsrtiss4. Pye~Sdssss, r. T.
The testimony IN their favor 10 strong from, III.
most rec pecteb'e quarters. " ZIG
ffon hs Daily Rsvs, Nsssro.f, RI
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of all Kinds.
from hs Commercial BsIIstia, Boston, Mass,
SAID 70 DO very efioaoIous for the headache.
t1o1 tAs Commercial. Ciae,ssnnI OHIO,
Suffering humanity oan now be removed,
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MAPS OF TAE SEAT OF. WAR.-A splendid
IVA Map OF the Seat of War for only cent.
Also, Pocket Maps of all kinds. -"
SNlaiefS Camp DRESSING Cases from "a 50 to. 20.
psns. "a S92xs Ana Stationery OF al kinds, Flag
Flags, Banners and Badges, Views Of Washing
tRn, hAmeIloan and Foreign Masaxines, DAILY .s.d
rt5. FRENCH 4 RIcHsyEiN,s
Nv Untsl. 4 Rspabj as Pa avenue.
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Ess@sTo Fort M 9Ns9ES lE t'S Old

PUINT COM FONT.
Leaves the lower end Of UNION DOCK, Bait
AZ O'Clock r. NJ, taking passengers and feight and
e9%1ansotinr with the Railroad lines, to and from
WashlTg ton, ID. C., Philadei phis, New YORK BCs-
ton, York, Harrisburg, .PIttsburg, Pa and the
West, immedletaIy afer the arrival Of the Express
The following is the SoheduLe:
From New YORK 70 Port Monroe and back. sI4
FROM ba Il!ioTe and oiok'--....... 800. st.
%PROCURE YOUR TICKETS-n
In New YOrk g. the New Jersey Railroad Office
TO t of COURTYARD street.
Ia Pm AIDE phla, at the Comp1ny's ONCE. N. w
ooo!nsT 81 sixth and Chsstndt streets, or a. the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
la b ltImOre. Oh bJard the Steamers foot of
Union Dook. HUGH o CONNER,
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n FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
G AND FALL RIVER.

by tho splendid ami superior
StsameLs METROPOLIS, EMPIRE STATE
BAY STATE. ard STATE OF MAINE, Of great
strength And sp,ed, but particularly adapted to the
NAVIGATION OF Long lie and Sound, running In con-
neotion with tee Fall X liver I'D Old Colony Rail
road, distance Of So Ti.es only To Boston
Leave Pier No. Moth River near the Battery
The S'eamer EMPIRE = FATE, Capt. Brayton
M0ndays, w ednesdays, cnd Fridays, at O'Clock
L. L., touching at Newport each way.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown on
tuesday,. Thursdays and SATURDAYS, at o'olocl
I; NJ, touching at Newport each way.
THESE Steamers ale fitted with commodious
state rooms, and every arrang for the securi
" ana com oIt OF passengers who are afforded nv
this route nights' rest on board and en- arr 4. a
al ia HISer proceed per Steamboat Train reach
Ing Boston early the following morning or NAV
IeIla' on beard until starting Of the A COON moda
ton ats A: NJ by which they may reach Boston
about AS A. NJ
baggage master is attached to each steamer,
who receives aud tickets the baggage, and accom-
panles the same 20 It's destination.
steamer rd 70 In connection with this Line be
tween ali River and Providence daily, except
Sundays.
Freight to Boston Is forwarded through with
Ersst d. patch by an Express Train, which caves
Eell RIVER eyery MOI ming, Sundays excepted az
Ia O'CLOCK Tor Boston and New Bedford, arriving
al It's dss 'lnatI0n at about IL A NJ
for freight or patsage, Apply On board. or at the
ofhos on Pier No. . North River For sta.e rooms
And be tbs apply on board or If desired to secure
them In advance, to WIN. BORDEN, Ag't
10 And II ~ sst N
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III A single bottle OF
spalding's Prepared Glue
will save ten times Its COS, annually.
SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUEy
SPALDLNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUEy
SAVE THE PIECES.
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
IDA SfITca IN TIME SAWS NINK.nrU
AZ aooldents will happen, even in we'll regulates
SSnd:9onyenlent way for repairing Furniture, Toys
SPALDLNG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets gil suoh emergencies, and no household a.
anotd 20 be withoutit. IL IL always ready. And
10 the sticking point
~ useful In EVERY HOUSE,
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Prie
2 - HENRY @. sPALDINe,
No. <s Cedar street. New YORK,
. - CAUTION.
As certain unprncipled persons are sttsm ptinr N
nay PREPARED Glue, would caution a, es :.
.oesfo Examine before purchasing, and see In
81 sPALDINs,s PREPARED eLuELm
!. on tAs sIssids vrspDsri Ill others Ore winding
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ID READER,
ERusE The iSeIlss,.g Statement and then Judge

ABRAM CULE, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, ven
Enown citizen there, had suffered from DJspepss
tried AYERS PILLS, which taken socoruIpe 10
The direotiops for this complaint restored oIrr %
m9nIhs ne has had no return of his oompsint
6EO. w. CROSS, Of Harmony, Texas had An
WHOM covered about one thIrd Of his body. II kept
the parts affected covered with q soab, and beInf
oIten q raw sore, WA Of course very oublesome
And distressing. IL so much impaired his health as
70 gnht hint or businees and kept hin IN CONSTANT
AfER'S COMPOUND EXTRACT SARSA-
FAklLLA, which CURED him. His skin stiil shows
a. clear as On lnfauts
pyQhN n. SHOOK, Ess. an eminent lawyer of
Nngs severe pain set in on the len side with a
whnSn W.. soon followed sy the upmIs
very low be commenced taklhr AYERS CHER
A.. ~ fES,inkA AL, yhlch soon stopped the cough
Prepared By DR.. J. 9. AVER 4 CO.. Lowell.
ooAss
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- CHAS. MINOT. Genr Sup't.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Rec ,Iver. :
~~>~ HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
zSR For Albany AND TROY, con

ssszs3 NECTiSG with TX A IIKK; Si5 GSS
And WESr, Treins leave:
From Chambers ST. NY r rom tn street
Express and Il =. IN, - II % A. IN and & IS
ara 80 and p. IN. SIS o. IN.
Troy and Albany with 10, as .. N (Sundsys in
sleeping carl 1915 .. m oluded.
PoughkespEle train 6, a l8 25 a. H., and ]. 40 o. m
m, LIS pm.
ekskIlI train, r0p m a % D. m.
Sing 81 trans 90 IN : 9 Is a. M and IS ard
and 81 and 90 p. IN. 825 o. M
flsnkl!l train, ~ T. m s 55
A. SM III. SnnarIntandant
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With regard 90 tbs almost infallible sy-eihs
foralhf BontiIeN Ira spoken In d6oIcrd asrmr
lrd the eTide1ecs of this great efkoaoy are sue
ts.red By constant syous-s OF Curative eEscts and
tie hapriest Iesuts from its after sr osher
rene dies and the bsst medical skill hxve failed
Lot UB rST, In co7Ccsicn, thrt certificates
ou,es r1t soHEht From the Illiterate and suRey
koisl, but taeJ sTe volunteered from tho meet rc-
sreoabte sources end j1stif, the highest terms in
winch II Ia possible 20 commend 60 valuable A
ssscihc to Frblic approval. We rsy add also that
the curative proper cs Of the medicine are ca psled
Only 10y It's restorative efeots, the systefa renysr
Ing from diseaso with renewed constitutional yifoT
For sSle ~ oil respectable QrIgklsts in this
city, snd b7 The proprietor, MRS. NJ. cox,
None genuine unlcss her name ID blown ON Ihs
bottle md her sea- on the cork
IL Pnco o. per bottle, sly bottles for rs
eeorsetovl, ID. c., Wholesele Agent tc- the Die
triot, and viii sapyly the trade at my pncss-
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TOY FOR THE sICE AND SUFFERING
y LIT ALL ERO IRE lEFLIrTED
l,y1y T 1Et1 RiEsspr
HIoIos Nv RxxLfH

Friend. CO you suffer! Are yor she victim cf snr
Of tnoes nsmsTons sllments which arlse rom I'm
purity Of tie bloed! Whst arc they, do yos ssk
source OF lie and health and Is - the Syst elensni
Of orr being 20 respond 70 any csuse Winch Affects
sfeyaihs HeBr,,gia, the tTrttstlng ETyspel2s tbs
subtle Sero,r TIC szoni5ips EhoIElstier, Nsr-
yoss Donlity, DysFefs.S, Liver Coruy amt with its
toTycy &c! detection, and The psulbeT ess Ills that
tceh hcIT to- ceIS6 their hf5eorH origin from tho
blood, Dsai tin6fy theT srd gently with the bccd.
Vas the stsiizinr resources Of nature FOR ia all,
and sufer IA TO ooElmeno 80 vorT confidence 40
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~ INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
Ea1S LINE.
EASTERN AND WESTERN
SHORE STEIrERS

KENT" Capt. J II. rw.n
,,,.,, "PIONEER," Cap.. w. Norman,
Will run their rnuIeS as follows lsayi 2 IIght
street, Baltimore. foot of Camden al ! O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on Gh0ptank river. every WEDNESDAY and
SsAIIRDAI, returning every Thursday and
For ANNAPOLIS and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning sa Gays
PlONEER-Eor 81: NJ chaers AMI Easton. via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY, q Id return
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
and Easton Point, every THURSDAY. returning
by same route on FRIDAY
For Annapolis, West River, st. Michaeps and
"a ton, VIA Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
DAY, returning every Monday by same route
PolGt 49,. ......'.. - 81 IN
Fare TO It Michaeps ,nd Miles; River iround
~ tV
Fare TO West River, Ground trip, SD ..... I 10
Fare to AnHapoiy -Ound trIn IS oents)- IS
MEALS EXTRA
tE-F1oiS ht Imust 10 prepaid.
BatIu ore. C. X CHNNpS
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ALBANY RhiLREkD.
ssfss-Ne LEhYING NEW YORK FOR
y SI'nNER' kRR SGEMpE"TTS

CDHlHtUCIHg NIONudV, MAY xILh, IoNI-
For Abany-ll:GO q. IN. fast press train from
26.h street.
For Dover Pl8irs-4OA p. m stopping at White
Pl inns and stations north to Dover plains-srCm
2Sth Street station
evening"
For Croton Fals-s:'5 9. IN stopping at ell sta
tlnns mort n If FOrdham from S. h street station.
For " hita Plalns-2:3l, 40 aid 500 .. IN. stop
ping a. all stations from 26th street station.
For w Into plaIns-6: 5p. m. stopping a. al sta
tons from w hite street station.
For Williams BrIdse-7.3n, Ills q m. and $50 D.
m stopping at all stations from nth street station
Returning wal leave
hIbary-9o0 =. IN. fast e1 press train.
Dover ans-5:30 a. m. (This tram leaves NH
leIton ever MOI day morning al a.
CrOton Fals-5 D. IA.
White PiaIns-6:lH, 100 a m. 40 4 TOO o. IN.
WI'l'alhS DrIdYe-H:S0, 900 >. NJ. g. lea .. IN.
SundaT traIns Will leave 4th Avenue CORNER I'D
street, for. Central Park, Yorkvllle, Harlem and
High Bridge every few minutes. from $40 a. IA. to
ZOO m. JOHN BURCHILL. Asst sup't.
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H,. NEW BOQKs.

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" y Inherent styles Of Note and Letter Psper.
win knve opes % mach. -
=, x lev Sf Ma.sintton in the form Of Ros.. and
"a. a., the DAILY ssd Wseky Papers eon.tsrtiy on
nana. her,id. Times, and Tribune received every
taPers from al pats Of the oourtry.
petoIe's Dime Novels ard Scug Books.
iresh supply OF Books for sommor reszinr,
ne Isrgs assortment Of Jrvebilsr- Msyne Rs,a'.
Doors, koiio Books, AtbOtfs msto- lee 40
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL,
SSSSME ROAD.

Sse-fe< Passenger Trains leave via Pavo-
ui1 Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of ma m hers
STREET. New York, as follows, VIZ:
100 am, EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and Buffalo
and principal IuteTmS0 la'e Stations.
500 a. III MAIL, for DunkITk. and intermediate
SistIors-rhIs Train remains over RIght at ElmIra
and proceeds tho next morning.
9Qga m. MILK dali for OtIsville, and inter
mediate Stations.
III A a. m ACCOMMODATIONS daily, for Port
Jervls, and p incipal stations
400 p. m. WA, for MIddletown, Newbursh,
and intermediate Stations.
500 P. M; NIGHT EXPRESS. daily, for Dun
XIX. Buff 10. cans ndaI aud prIncipa stations
Tie Train OF Saturday stops at all Mail Train
stations, aGd runs only TO r. Inr..
800 pm. ACCOMMODATIoN, for Hornesvilie
and principal Stations
CHAS. MINOT. GenI Sup't.
NATHANIEL, MARSH 60 -Iyer
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NJ. " FALLS. Pres't.
PHILADELPHIA, WILL
Iii slExEr-SE6- MING TUN AND ball.
hHS-R% T1MORE RAII.RgyAn

SPRiNG AND SUMMER AKRANGEasNT.
On and after TUESDAY May I&tn, Passenger
Trains for PhIadei phia will leave President street
Depot daily Except Sundays)as follows, VIZ:
Express rrsin at 6 Is 4. NJ. Way Mail Tram at
6.45 a. NJ; Evening Mail az 4 IS O'Clock. On SUN
phTSat IS p. NJ. only. All trains connect with
days.
A Freight Tram with passenger car attached
Baltimore and HAVE do"Grscs.
Passengers for Delaware ard the Eastern hore
81 Maryland Will lind the most ex peditiOus route by
wsy If WILMINGTON.
HAL Colored Persons must give bond before
wM CRAWFORD, Agent
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

t. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
i HE Postmaster General having ordered the
mail service between Washington,
s,itlmore, and Old Point Fortress ss@
Monday, the 20, instant the Bay Line of steamers
Will cave pa timqre EVERY DAY Except Sun
day. from their wharf, foot of Union Dock, at ~
O'Clock p. m, or immediately after the arrival OF
the Washington Train, which leaves Washington
at ~ O'Clock D, m.
2ltf
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Fon hs Daily Nsws. Nsssro.f, RI
Cephalio Pills are taking the place of All k,nds
From ts Commercial Bhllstia, Boston, Mass,
SAID TO DO very sfiosoIous for the headache.
rom ns con1us'efal, Cisesseni Ohio.
Suffering humanity oan now be rsYSved
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Fye1s fAs Dspsocyss, ST. C7osd, Mfss,
Ifyou are, or have been troubled v it'll tbs had
sche, send for box, tCephalic Pills - 80 that YOU
may have them In case OF an.attsok.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

FScSs fks Wssfsrs X. Il. Gasafs, CAi.ess, I'll
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his m.
nyalled Cephalic Pills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

F,7W hs EzariHsy, Norfolk, Ys.
CsBhaio Pills accomplish the object for vhioh
fheJ were made, VIZ: Cure OF headache In Ill il
forms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17

New YORK, Jan. 1.-the North German Lloyd's
steamship Bremen, Capt. Vessels has arrived from
Southampton with aayices thence to the 1st inst.
Tie advices by tlte Bremen are two days later
than those received by the America.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-The sales in the Liverpool
cotton market yesterday (Monday), included 5000
bales, of which l400 were taken by spectators
and for export. The market closed generally firm
at unchanged quotations. The speculative demand
was, however, checked by the Bank of England
having advanced its rates to per cent.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-Messrs. Richardson, Spence
& Co. say brcadstuffs are advancing, and that
prices are Is. higher than those of last week.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The closing quotations for Con-
soils to-day were 92l@029.
European Political Intelligence
King Victor Enamel had returned to Turin after
visiting Naples and the Island Of Sicily. His sub
iects everywhere favored him with a cordial re-
ception.
The borabardmcnt Of Gaeta was still being Wig
orously kept up. The French feet before the city
had, as was expected retired.
Count Richberg had resigned, and would prob
ably be succeeded by Count Menadorf
The Emperor of austria has pardoned Count
Piliaki.
The ship Golden Star, from the port Of Mobile,
bound for Liverpool with cargo of cotton, was
lost near Wexford, England, on the 2lth uIt The
Captain, his wife, servant girl and sixteen of the
crew perished The mate and six men were
saved
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17

Fortune favOrs us with glance at letter writ
ten by gentleman connected with the military
who effected the capture of Fort Pike few days
ago. AS the writer is well known to many of our
readers we not at all scrupulous about extract
ing from his letter, which, by the way, he evidently
did not intend for publication. He says:
We entered Immediately into strict military dis
cipline, under the most rigid army regulations.
1t would amuse you to hear some of our boys
grumble, who, perhaps, had had no idea of the
duties they would have to perform. For instance ::
We are regularly divided into messes of six each.
Mess No. is Sergeant's Mess of which am one
No. 2 is Fort Pike Mess. No. 3 is Bosworth Mess,
and so on.
Our Quartermaster department is the funny
place. All provisions are kept here and regularly
distributed to each man, who comes with his tin
pan for his flour, rice, lard and butter, and his tin
cups for coffee, sugar and salt and his tin dish for
potatoes and 0niOus. He gets one days ratons in
the morning, which he may eat at once or at any
cooking or otherwise, he may go hungry, or angry,
for no more does he get that day. *
The proper State officers failed to provide us
with mosquito bars, and we have really suffered
until Tonight Oor now we have them). You can't
imagine what mosquitoes are until you sec them at
Fort Pike, where they are so large and numerous
that two only can enter our largest cannon's mouth
at one time, and in Il cool breeze or shower, when
they all make rush for that shelter the noise and
confusion is equal to lively bombardnent.
Scarce man slept in garrison last night gun
powder, paper, weeds, straw and rotton wood we're
burnt to smother ihem-but of no avail. They CON
quered, and we submitted, as gracefully as did the
gallant commandant Of this fortress to us.
The mail boat is in sight, and NJ. must so.
Atn1