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Railroaos.
WESTERN RAUROAD-

Ef5seea61sss5sH w SlEkN RAILROAD
Esss:.ss.ssss:H S UMMER ARRAEGEMENTS.-
s-As---Ez--DAY, April u.s. is6i,-Sew York, Albany
Troy, Hudson, and the West.
Leave Worcester for Albany, Troy, hudson, and tn
West, accommodation at 90 a. IN. and $50 D. m.
For For New TeTS and Albany eSp IS
ger car attached, at l0.ls a. M
New York Mail train 500 D. m.
Tickets NAV be secured at the Ticket Offices to all tn
principal cities and towns in the West and Southwest
Railroad CoRnections-At Albany with the New Yorh
New York and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston. Al
state Line with the Housatonic At Pittsfeld with thu
Hampshire and Hampden At Springfield with the Hari
ford and New Haven, and Connecticut River Railroad
At Palmer with the New London and Amherst
Worcester, April u, 1861. II
Isisss5a55ssS5ER PROVIDENCE g. WOR.
Isiss:isss-ss=s1 CESTER RAILROAD. = Spring Al.
a-s-x--s-zs rangement. 10 take effect on MONDAY
May IL, 1851.
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Providencs
and way stations, at 100 ll30 M, and 400 p.
Providence for Worcester and way stations, al 20 ami
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50, seO
sSe 1920 % 1i4J, a. M 100 ill., ana $780, @SO $3.50.
Leave VALLEY Falls at Ks co. 500 Ssh 1000, llOs
a M and 100 LES, 90, 400 4.01 Sis, sos, ami
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
Ing and the splendid steamers Fly mouth Rock anil
CommoNwealth to and from Sew York via Stonngton;
AT Worcester Junction with Trains to and from the
Western, Worcester and Nashua, Ftchburg and woI'
cester, Boston and Worcester, and Worcester and MOI
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
can be obtained at the office of the Company in Provi
dence at as low rates as by any other route
S. IL. TABOR, Snp't.
Providence, May II 1851. diff jel4
DOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON
DON AND NEW HAVEN. = The Train leaving
Worcester at 1890 a, M. connects at Norwich with
Train Tor NEW LONDON NEW HAVEN and NEW
YORK, arriving in New York by the Shore Line Express,
at 1885 p. m. p. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Sup,t's Office Nor. 81 Wor. Rairoad,l
Norwich, Feb, /, 1860
ER Tickets for sale the Ticket Office, Worcester.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

1.-THE undersged. practical watchmakcrs and dealers
In Watches, having bought and sold American Watches
for number of years past and having dealt in all
of foregn watches for much longer period of time beg
to state that they have dealt in watches which,
as class or in individual instances have been sat
isfactory to Themselves and customers whether in re-
spect of durability beauty of finish, mathematcaIly
correct proportions, accurate compensation and adjust
ment of fine timekeeking results than those ma nu
featured by the Waltham Companv'
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Foot of vestry Stree, New York.

Steamboat Train for Allyn's Point leaves Wor-
cester DailY,
Sundays excepted9 at 100 O'Clock p m there con
meeting with Steamer CONNECTICUT, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND FRIDAYS,
and Steamer COMMODORE, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS
landing in NEW YORK at the New PIER Foot of vestry
Street.
myS diff ST. M.ANDREws, Sup,t.
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CON SIGNORS1-OF FREIGH i

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NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, AMI
ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST OF
THOSE CITIES,
Are respectfully Notified that Trains leave the PROVI
DENCE STATION in this city, daily for Providence,
these connecting with the large and powerful steamers
of the
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT CO.,
for New York, and thence by special arrangement with
the Steam Canal Lines for Philadelphia Baltimore and
all Southern points.
RATES ALWAYS LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER
STEAM LINE.
Time between New York and Philadelphia "a hours.
!" Baltimore, 80 "
No ehdrge1or Wharfage, Carriage, ether expense in
NeU York. thus constituting the cheapest and most re
able Steam Freight Route between Worcester and the
points named.
Passenger Tickets to any part the Great West may
be procured at this office, at the Providence and Wor
cester Railroad Depot on Green street.
The New York office of ahcvc named Line is at PIER
II NORTH RIVER, EDWIN BYNNER Agt., 20 whose
all freight for the South or should be consigned
One or more Steamers leave New York for Providence
daily. For further particulars, apply to
A. G.. MWNR0E. General Freight Agent.
at No. Lircon House Block.
Or to w. II. J0URDAN, Pro. idence Depot.
BENZ. BUFFUM. Providence.
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receive guns Of the heaviest calibre from
Charleston, and, he conceived, render success more
certain. General B. naturally apprehensive that
the Of The weakness OF his batteries would obtain
publicity and did not lose occasion to impress
his apprehensions upon those with whom he came in
contact especially strangers from the North One OF his
stan observed casually at dinner one day, general,
there good many people on the other side who
would be glad to know the number and force of guns
in battery" "No doubt about that But, he added
significantly, glancng at Of his guests ~ do not
they shalln There q whole volume Of caution
conveyed in this simple observation.
BUSY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MASKED BATTERIES
BRACES MEANNESs.
At this time General Bragg busy at work behind
tho small sand hills lining the beach, constructing masked
batteries with guns Of such cabre at hand Tho
country for forty mes around had been ransacked for
empty casks barrels hogsheads and crythng else cal
cua.ed retain the sand and present resisting force to
tho unfrcndly balls and shells Of the enemy. water
tanks were prepared for tho reception Of defence
against hot shot Cedar trees stripped Of their
boughs branches for the erection of abatis other
defensive works. and all that could be done by wise aud
prudent general dono by General Bragg 20 secure
himself in his position and ress. attack upon
Pensacola 'Wo must look out Tor that lie would
observe, tcr those fellows may e over to
Pensacola somo time and capture your railroad" But
notwithstanding tLese preparations, and The NUMBER Of
troops urder his command il Was not dacut to detect
in General Bragg air OF uneasoess end want Of CONT
dence which he ia would not have communicated 10
stranger Standing day upon the middle terrace Of
The capacous and handsome building ho occupied for his
headquarters full and glorious view Of Fort Pokens,
The American and the broad Of The Gulf OF
Mexico General Bragg deserted IN the distance with his
glass, sail making fer Pensacola harbor The dag de-
signaling the nationality Oh Ae Graf. had become in.
.erwhod with Of the rigging, and could scarcely
be Distinguished. 'What do you mako oi her, Captain
---f' 'l cannot tell precisely, General, bnt think
she's British 'I'm glad TO hear it--wish there
ct then." rhc appearance Of feet 4 British
sea eogs OF war would undoubi ,dy have been very
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gratifying sight to the misguided rebel chiefain a. that

gratifying sight to the misguided rcbe! chieftan at that
moment.
PIcKENs TO BE ATTACKED FROM AN UNEXPECTED
QUARTER.
There be but little doubt that the Confederate 60
vernment for the Inst few months been vigorously
employed in placing gurs of the heaviest calbre In bat
terry the beach, short distance to the rear for the
express object Of assaing Pickcns with tremendous
force from unexpected quarter II they have not,
then the rebels entitled to that degree Of
gacy in similar matters which has hitherto been ac
cordei 10 them.
WHAT PICKENS CAN DO.
Tic Navy Yard and the village Of Warrington well
tie remote and unpretendng village Of woosey,
about six miles from Pensacola, easily be destroyed
be thus consumed but without causing much distress
non-resdens, or every family Of that class deserted the
villages months ago Within the Navy Yard
good aud substantial buildings, officers quarters bar
racks, &C., all surrounded and ibeautied with tho gems
OF Foras domlnions. The quarters Of the officers in
the Navy Yard are, were short timo
ago, little paradises OF their own, and II seems
almost a sin that they should be whered
aud seathei BY the torch Of Pickens can also
duce ucao, wbic paying its compliments to the Navy
yard and Warrington, the shcke walls OF the fort af
rdng but feeble resistance the 64 Founders Of MAJOR
Brown But, al the time, the latter must be pre-
pared to respond 10 the heavy sho and shell from Bar
aud the shore bstterles If b. these combined
forces breach has been Effected in the walls Of Pickeus
and the feet retired less disabled the fall OF
Pckens may be within thc reasonable bounds Of proba
bity but prefer awaiting further tidncs before
coming to 20 sad and unsatisfactory a conclusion.
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NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS ARMY.
DAREEsrows, Nd, Nov. %, 1851.

DARERsTowS, Nd, Nov. %, 1891.
Yesterday the Third brigade General Williams, had
drill parade and inspection in the large open field in the
rear of the encampment. The numbers were compare
lively SMALL in consequence Of many companies being
detached service; but their discipline and evolltons
showed great improvement since tho last similar exhi
bition General Williams confines himself strictly and
continuously the duties of his position and when his
brgade shall be called upon perform the terncr duties
of tho war it will compare favoraby at least with others
in the field
The Pennsylvania Fortysixh Col. Knipe, have re.
ceived suits Of clothing, excepting overcoas, which
they expect in few days. Their old overcoats
vice bic but much worn. The health Of this regiment
nerally good
The Twenty ninth Pennsylvania was paid Off yester-
day and sevcral OF ts officers now route home
ward with thousands Of dollars of ha hard earnings Of
the soldiers for the relief Of their families Corporal Jo
seph J. Mercer, OF this regiment, died yesterday OF
typhoid fever lie belonged to Company b, late the
second company Of West Philadelphia Grays
The First corps Of the Van Alan cavalry, Major Lews,
has been ordered to Pooesy lie reon the remainder o.
that regiment where comfortable quarters AMI good
s,ah,mg haye arcaiy been erected This corps has
made favorable impress upon the officers and other
corrs OF tho army. Thor discipline has vastly improved
since their connection with MS division
First Sergeant William pclari Company +, Thirtlcth
Pennsylvania reg mcD, died OF typhoid fever on thurs
day night lie was attended by devoted wife duling
the alter part Of his Illness. His body was conveyed
through ths village llss night, accompanied W has
afflicted wife and many friends, On It's way to faila'
delpna. - 80, -,
Iient Rutherford Of the Ninth New York, arrived at
cam, f-rtsy with considerable BODY Of picked re-
crrs. 1hls resmept y nov y l'uf,snns condition.
Inc weather last night was very uiayofabie TO camp
Ira driving and cold rain psoed through the thinner
tents ond rorcby reminded the occupants q the winter
comforts OF feather beds ana close at home. This
morn ug after ght fan Of snow the weather cleared
up with cold and seaspnahle wndirom the northwest.
Flring was beard yesterday in the direction OF Great
Fails Reports say II was from rebel ned battery
ing down The rigcr aud rayng their respects TO
Of oar autry rtgnSnts stationed there, ard hen
denly telrcatng. later in tho day heavy csnnonadng
asain commenced In tho direction, hut apparently
moro distant, continuing until hanset This IS unac-
ooun ted for.
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THE SEAT OF OPERATIONS.
The Surroundings OF Fort Pfckens and
santa Rosa Island.

santa ROSA lsI0n0s
Pensacola is port Of entry and capital Of Escambia
county Florida II tatod the west shore OF Pensa
cola Bay, ten miles from the Gulf OF Mexico and one
hundred and eighty west from Tallahassee the capital Of
the state The harbor has twonty ono feet Of water
lac har and Of the safs in the Gulf being
Iy andlocked Tho is spanish origin and at pre-
sent contains about four thousand inhabitants, with
municipal government whose head is the Mayor Of the
city. The afiation and ncrmixture Of the native
creole and American inhabitants attended with din
Guilty, a1 s only within year two that the Amer
cans have been able to prepondeance in the city
government To them is to be attributed the few signs
Of Improvement visible in sosss portions Of the
Place. Bat there still remains ample field for
the exercise Of municipal enterprise and energy for
ihe sidewalks and street crossings the vicinity OF the
mosf opuent residents such those near tho mansions
OF exUnited States Senator s. r. Mallory, MAJOR Chase
me 'adahs lie Barons, Gonzalczcs &C., but short
timc ago In rather bad etate Of dilapidation
The city toleraby well laid out and with the neces
sary improvements, may become quito handsome. M
well as healthy and attractive watering place It's i'm
porancc as naval station almost ncalculable the
famous white oak and pno timber lands and atoms
which mark the rural and island districts Furnishing an
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THE CASE OF CAPTAIN POOR OF THI
NAVY
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


Having noticed in the HERALD that tho Naval Court
Martial in the case Of Captain Poor making but
little progress and that facts brought for
ward we, with your Kind permission beg leave TO hy
before the readers OF the and the public gene
rally facts relation the escape Of the prvateer
Sumter.
!. That Captain Poor informed at least thrco
weeks previous to the escape Of the Sumter that an
armed vessel was fitting in New Orleans and was
going TO run the blockade the first opportunity
Q. That the yacht Gypsy Of New Orleans going 70
run the blockade all Of which proved true, after
wards captured the Gypsy and sent her back.
g. That the Sumter could be from the deck Of tho
Brooklyn for twelve days previous her escape
waiting for o chance 10 get out.
4. That the morning the Sumter escaped We were
going 70 overhaul bark about eight miles from our
anchorage and when about half way between tho bark
and the Pass the kout alof reported steamer "com
ing down river but Captain Poor still kept on his way
TO tho bark.
g. That Captain Poor stopped the ship to take sound
ngs when we were about three miles of Shore and by
that lost about twenty minutes Of his vsua
BILE time.
O. That our laI 20 bow anchor dragging In the wa
ter two hours OF the Ave that chased the pr
vateer.
4 That the ships company had to request him to make
more sail.
At the time Captain Poor gave up the chasc had
fine breeze and chances or capturing the Sumter were
more favorable .han at any time previous.
These are and when the Naval Court Martial make
up their minds ook in the ht direction for their wit
nesaes they should bring up some Of the ships crew ana
hen no doubt they will get true statement Of affairs
from eye tle5ses. JUSIltE.
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VESSELS FITTING OUT m BOSTON.


Tho ship Engnsher is ~ tho foot Of Long Wharf.
engaged IN t.n ont Cor the southern coat She is lead
ing with mitary stores IN large Quantities, lumber foI
bar facks wood yun carriages, guns, &c, and between
,lecks prar ratons being made for accommodating
h. rees Il ead so salso TO carry troops She is dts
tined for q Southern coost and will accompany General
Bstler's expedition she bas been fitted for this voyage
with great expoi,icn. me urcfnast is yet destitute
Of yaris md those The and mizen rigged
YESTERDAY. large gang Of scvedorcs engaged in
ialirg her commencing carly and working late. She
ni vessel and good saiier. From tho preparaticns
being made s juigod she will sail before many days
The Rinsns s of 2s6 tons register. She Is two
d,csar aud has draugt OF twenty feet She built
Of oss and Il copper aud iron fastened. She was blt
al Mediord ia 1858 baad was last metaled In October,
1855 50, formerly belonged to this port, and owned
by t. lubey Co. ic Is OF tho clipper build, has half
poop deck and surveyed hore al the time when sbe
was laat metae' She went INTO commission ON tho 3o
o. October She carries four heavy guns. The ohcefs
are as loioas:-- -. =
Aciino rolln,ser Lieutenant CDmmanding-Joseph r.
louihony. a. ,., :, Yarmouth.
A5iac Rcs,ers-Ioseph Harnbn FIalctt, OF yarmouth;
VIM Cfipman. John " Merril, Of Chelsea
Acfin1 PdraoseT-A. \. glakcman. n
Acfipg ASSISTANT SurgscH-k lgar > SMITH,. :, a., !,
Yass,,s Mgts-Jalnes Whitesdc, Charles =. SLOAN, ..
S. Williams. , eor IN. .oro rur
rose Ana q waiting al of our wharves, taxing On
SOM, stores and small articles as son Ms sne MY my,
6har L laaded n is ycsse VII probably take her place
at Long Wharf
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THE WAY THE BLOCKADING VESSELS RE-
CEIvE NEWS-A LETTER OF THANKS.

UNITED STATES STEAM FRIc ATE NIAGARA,
OFF SOUTHWEST PASS OF MISSISSIPPI, Nov Is, 1861
The officers and crews Of the blockadng squadron
wish to thank their friends in New Orleans and
on the Mississippi, for tho sent to them
in bottles sealed and foated down the river
and can best do 30 through the KEw York HERALD,
which is so much read everywhere. Now that we know
that the bottles coming constantly the look
out for them. They bring us ato and welcome news
Light bottles the best such carei hook or cham
pagne, which may be filled with slips from newspapers
letters and If properly sealed they reach safe dry
We would ask all our Union friends in New Orleans Cairo
and in Commodore Foote'S squadron; to send us news
in bottles loatei down the river and may, times
cooperate with them IN giving hre TO the fire eaters
those uniortunates Of the South who suffered much
from our oppressive government BL0CKADERS.
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WILSON'S ZOUAVEs.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD

HE.pQrAgIEss SIxm RgdlsySr ". Y. 8 v, I
C.xr BaowNl NEAR FoRT PicKEss, Nov. l6, 1861.
VIII you please for the sake OF mothers and wiyos,
publish IN ygur valuable paper that the destruction of
my camp ai paps aud correspondence destroyed
had large package OF b. letters relating 10
friends in the regiment. Lot this be general ans ver:
the accouu, of tho Killed, wounded dead lud missing vii
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bc published, l understand from the War Department.
Many have enlisted under assumed name. All can
write home they wish All letters in reference to men
enlisted my regiment will be addressed to the Adutant
OF the regiment have opportunity of keeping papers
rof writing ctters position subject to an at
tack at any time through the night. My mind is 50 much
engaged in watching and attending to my regiment and
Its safety that have not time to be answering SO
many letters inqnrng about the health, whereabouts
OF the Relief Committee and pay OF individuals The Ad-
jutant can attend 10 all write 20 him.
WM WILSON, Colonel Commanding.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS FROM PORT ROYAL.
REPORTED FIGHT BETWEEN THE REBELS
AND SOME UNION TROOPS.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. &c, 1861
! learn that at Beaufort, g. c., three companies
or General sherman's command had an engagement
with tho rebels, and compelled 10 retreat with tho
loss Of eight men, Beaufort was being strongly ntreneh
ed by our forces.
do not place great reliance upon the above statement
as the gentleman who gave IL 10 mo ia evidently a
sympathizer with the rebels and to be very ub
isnt over the result.
There has been no arrival from Port Royal at Old
Point
The steamer Constitution is reported or Cape Henry as
the Baltimore boat leaves
In General wool's department everything 10 quiet.
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TIL e AV Y.
TRIAL TRIP OF THE NEW GUNBOAT
WlNONA

The United States steam gunboat winona, Commander
T. D. Nichols built by Messrs Poon left tho city yes
terday morning on trial trip She proceeded down tho
Day as FAR as Sandy Hook and returned carly hour
IN sne evening She worked to their entire satisfaction,
making, with twenty pounds OF steam ten knots and
seventy Ave revolutions per mnute with thirty pounds
Of steam twelve knots and ninety-two revolutions per
minute This is the fastest time made by any Of tho
now gnboats that have been built. Al the conclusion
OF the trip which was enjoyed by all the winona went
10 the Navy Yard where she will receive her armament
mere now remains but ono Of tho gunboats built in
this vicinity the Chippewa and she will be ready for her
armament very shortly. The engines OF the Winona
were designed by Mr. sherwood Chief Engineer United
states Navy, and were built by the Alaire Worka.