New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26


ms There d deficiency in the numost o. o'euI
mus kets. How to account for it don know, uno
they were thrown overboaTd ouflhg W. "a
The Frenchman, however, who Was ph'sons.' a"u
am satisiicd has no interest III .ns VIC ;,i!,
they could moi have thrown thea oVeuooai' W.: ~
bia tnov-irO II ms he WIS deck an the ''ue' anu
assures noe upon his word OF h0uOf es ,II:J
and believe ne is oue-that ho'hihB VI VIC 80
was done. 4 Spaniard, too, VINO was i9sscnsIit ~
the vessel also copitms ID Statement ~ u~! ~
bscp tbst fome of The cases were Shheu so'-'''in6
y =; ,bo account than what they were, us Toe
20 =; rborse informs me that he could hardly 0is-
,;,,,r;.b rInskcts from sater.casea. L have s'nce
Coud that the hold entering IL, pau every appear
an,e OF having been dis'urueu' Mquy % ule nlus-
,s yVe re nat up iu msts and number OF the mats,
a, dozen or more. empty and tumtled shout.
'"' . Rssrec,-.ily, iJAMLS ALDEN. conmar der
10 FJ,gOffc,r' ". ". MCArAs.
Tne following is a / at of the cargo of the
nrize schooner JOS ii. ToOne, actually found on
board:
Two Hundred and three kegs powder; ore box
nereussion caps, pant full; .Ou bags coffee; bS mnis
hint-lock muskets number unknown; small cHse
revolvers; ! small case ammunion ] Gaze cigar
retes; rifles case niles or Ipurkets, marked
G. h; % uusAets loose; case GgdIe-couulug by
MARI. 1850; | ease scabbards pr tayonesi Is
eases scabbardg for sabers; ~ bales blankets, lou
boxes TIM 100 barrels cigarettes; Z large bales
blankets or CLOTH II fashs mercury; 500 pigs
lead.
The following is list of tho cargo Of the
prize schooner EziIda, transferred to United
States storcship Nightingale, for transportation
20 New-lork:
81 bags coffee; bogs peas; a boxes fish; bales
printing Vaper bale white wax; 90 kegs oil yes; II
/ cases nuskets; > mats, do. TASKS mercury -
loose muskos and bayoGets, one ease eabefs.
The following is list of the deck load Of
the prize schooner Falcon, taken out aud put
on board this vessel when tbs schooner was sent
I to New-YOrk:
bhds. sugar; 90 bbls. rosin.
Also deck.load of prize schooner G. G..
Baker X Co.;
IL bbls wlisly.
The following is an invoice of goods found
on board prize schooner Joseph ii. Toone, cap
tured by United States steamer South Carolina
near BarrataFa Bay;
Two packages tobacco, / case cigars, do. con-
serves, DO. guns, IL do do, 80 do. do, 90, per
custom caps , 90. guns, packages do cS,l OO ID
lead 900 10 quicksilver, 100 bass coffee care c-
CARE 70 bbs. cigars . packages 10, case pager,
90 eopserves do. tobac o, 17lO pigs lead, IL bot
ties quicksilver, zoo kegs powder, Is caes mercha-
disc Dos bl3i kets, 90 packages paper, 1000 pairs
blankets, - rsvolyers box, 200 percussion caps
So guns 10000 percussion caps, 2O3 guns, 100
/ bags coffee.
TIE AFFAIR AT SHIP ISLAND.
L. S. SIRaaEg MAssAcHUsEr1s,
At ship Islsud Pss.ssc Sept. 20 igol !
Sir: | have 10 inform you that at oeiork on the
evening Of the l6th inst, the rebcis on onp leland
fired the barracks sud some ol the shGnlies recently
erected there Tor the accommodation OF troops, d.,
sroyed the Lighthouse by burning tho inferior ana
/ breaking the plate glass OF tie lautern, and ioon
TOOK steam for the maia land The dettrcclcl Oh
ali The works ANA materials Luded Ief Inc c"Ngi--
lion of tie fort Was evidently coutsm Liked but tie
basfv deuarure o. the force was undoubtedly acce-
Grated BY a message sent nom my Filed can
non and the appearance OF The linked Uer
! sloJpr Prebe aid Marion IN the dstlnee
The ofcerr' guard and the lookout from HlOit r.
NOTED five cleaners in si-ht 40 10 o'clock ON The
nigh. OF the lsth which induced me to get hhdei'
weigh with the. prt,lo and Marion, and stand u'
into Shin Island Passage for the better protection Of
the properly let by the Rebels, which they were
probably seeking an opportunity TO destroy
On tbs evening OF the 18th Inst. j dis
datched two armed Lunches, with crews
from tbs Vctsei and The PEBBLE, u1d1r clnre,.
OF 1r Stcfl an 4. Ryder, tfasters Mafef o. DESTROY
/ the submarine tel, graph between SLield.5oio and
Pass Christian, and although tho expedition
was 10. completely successful, owing 20 stcsnllOat
coast GUARD lr the Immediate vicinity, The unusual
sze OF the cable and the j niied time allowed i-r o.
aTaiions 81 The poinr referred O 5ciIeye nat he
s. feet removed viii occasion CIea: Inconvenience
as every foot. understand, ives exhausted IN max
ina repai. al that point iss. year. copy Oh leeT
! from the Northumberland IN command al fOr
TDiggs addressed To me, was found Tos,ed on Inc
fort bulletin, and g herewith nc oeed .,,,,,-,
! Contlsnter T.. ;. Gsvy.
To Y1sa oF-cr W. w McRrtg u. :. C5lli..-.d T. s.
! Becksdug Squadron. 6uif q Mexico
The following is the letter from The rebel OIL
Ger referred To:
4 To me Commander al ne 1qs,1-trse',s.
Ry Il lfOXgTfImCuf. ttlH daV ] nave
evacuated Ship Island. This NY brave soldiers ~
der nv command DO with much reluctance and IT.
gret. For three long month"; your good chip hrs
been our constant companion. We have not exactly
lived and loved together, bat We have been intl-
uatsly acquaiuted, having exchanged cards On the
9th day Of july lat. IL leaving you % day, We beg
yol 10 scceps or best wishCa for your bealth and
happiness, While soOdrniDg Oh this pleasant, Iosp-
ablc shore. 1hgt We may have 8n0.hcT exchange o.
con rte.;es before tac var close and that We may
meet face 10 face in closer quarters, ie the urgent
prayer Of, very truly your obedent servant,
u. ". ALLEh, Lieut. CO.. Condo. aaif ia.aad-
! F0,t I-iegs 5cp. Il, iooI
TIE ORDER 70 col. BAKER.
Brig.-Ccu. Casey early this morning sent a
message to Dir. Webb, from whose house
Col Bakers funeral took place, that he should
not deliver IN the order given to Col. Baker
I by Gen. Stone TO cross the Potomac, nor re-
veal its contents, as it was to be embodied in
special report. 1t is well known here that
Col. Boxer, holding the open order in his
hand, alter he had read Il, said: :" viii do
IT, but this il my death warrant"
REPAIR OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD.
Tie following order has been Issued:
WIZ Observation-Disclosures eRtI's OfuH,}
| WAsuISegOs, Cct.14 1861. 5
GEgIRAL ORDcRs. No. si.-I.rst: Tie Ba.ti.
uole ali Ohio Railroad Company being anxious 70
"a IN. H. ...d fffrn.