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L. UNoH OF THE NEW sLooP-oF-wAR

! ONEIDA.
The new D. am screw slcop-of-war Oneida that has
been building At 10 Navy Yard. brooklyn, for tho last
three months, was M nehed yesterday morning at half.
past ten O'Clock She is ~ exactly the model
the Iroquos, that vessel hary given such satisfaction
tina. determined TO constrn~ two or three like her.
and the models were sent to New york, Philadelphia
and, wo believe Boston. Tho launch took place sons
days before the time autc afed they were anxious to
get her OF, SO as to make rom for another yes.
sci, the keel OF which wiz DO laid at once
10 accomplish this great number Of mon
we're placed at work upon hor, and everything
DONE that possible TO 0nish her
The.front Of the stphoase was taken down YESTERDAY
and tbs day before, and everything was placed in reSd
ness to sanch her. about half An hour after the time
appointed she gacG mio tho water where she was met
by smm tugs whsh towed her round to the dry Dock
in which she placed to DO coppercd have her
screw fixed
The launch WE Witnessed by shout 1000 peorsp, In
dependent Of those smpoyed in the yard making tosaI
Of over 1000 The North Car,sna and olliors
in she negiborhood, mad their decks crowded with spec
taters and the noee vessel lsst tho building which
shs has been conlnet so long, sho receved by
the welcoming shouts ofa tho tnnd Of North Caro-
lima adding to the gayet1 Of tho by playing Of
tho choicest airs. The whole thnsw conducted with
the greatest and succcss and IN half
tho vessel had entered th5water she safely lodged
IN tho dry dock. NUMBER Of ladies and gentlomen,
among whom several prominent naval officers were
board ire Oneida at the time Of tho launch and they
appeared to enjoy II exceedingly.
Athoughof the same model as the rroquos, In tho |
mo,ivs poww she differs somewhat For ms lance nor
propeller viii have four ages instead two and her
rig will be t-t OF three schooner Her dne.,-
sions areienS 22S feet breadth SO feot DEPTH 10
feet; tonnage, 900 Her armament win two
elcvcninch guns four long thrtytos Parrot rGed
gun Her engine viii be one hundred horse power. /
portion OF her machinery i'll and it i expected
that she will DO ready for service In thirty forty days
She will prove valuable acquisitiotc the navy she
is fine boat, and it Ii thought will prove worry fast.
LAUNCH OF A NEW STEAM SEO0P-OF-WAR |
BosTos, Nov 20, 1891.
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Gray Hair--Its Diseases, Change OF Color
and Establishment Few Treatment for Badness. BY
GRANpJEAN, Aston place.
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Young Gents Fall style Dress Hats,
also oxford Soft Hat, ready WHITES the Hat
ter, 2l6 broadway opposite st. Paul's church.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees the world Wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied. No. Aston House.
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BOSTON, NOV. 10, 1861.
In HoIIiston Mass, yesterday morning, an elderly
woman and her daughter, named Reeves, murdered
by Alvin Finch, who beat their brains out with fiat
iron, aud then burned the house down. Finch had
boarded with the deceased, and it Is thought had the
delirum tremens Hc arrested.
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THE PORT ROYAL VICTORY.

TIE STARS AND STRIPES ON THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS
AND CHIMES AT OLD TRINITY.
According TO resolution adopted by tho Board Of Al
dermen Monday evening, yesterday should have been
celebrated by the firing Of cannon at three Of our PARKS
and the display OF the American flag all the public
buildings, in honor Of tho Port Royal victory. But
owing the Of the Councilman in tho
resolution, only part Of the programme was carried
out 1t expected that the meeting Of tho Common
Council tomorrow evening proper steps will betaKen for
duly commemorative tho glorious victory of naval
forces on the coast Of South Carolina.
There was quite display Of bunting yesterday the
CITY Hail. hotels houses, and many private build
ngs. The mammoth flag Of Trinity church was likewise
thrown the breeze and Mr. James f. Aylific the well
known chimer, rang the following airs on tho BELLS
l. Ringing the changes on eight bells.
2. Hail Columbia.
s. Yankee Doodle.
(. Airs from Child OF the Regiment.
g. Home, Sweet Home.
O. Last Rose Of Summer.
Z. Evening Bells.
g. Star Spangled Banner
O. Ringing the changes eight bells.
10. Airs by De Beriot.
II. Airs from Fra Diavoo."
IL. Columbia, the Com Of tho Ocean.
Is. Hail Columbia.
ID. Yankee Doodle,
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Prizes Cnshed in All Legalized Lottc-
ries and information given BY JOSEPH BATES Broker,
10 Wall street, up stairs, New York
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Almighty Dollar d Co.-Photographs Of
de vsites Parlor Portraits &C. 264 Broadway PARK
CALI
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Royal Havana Lottery.-See Onicial
drawings Of No. a. 1861, in another column
TAYLOR CO., i6 Wall street. New York.
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CITY POLITICS.
NOMINATION or FERNANDO WOOD FOR
MAYOR BY THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTYnN

1
| MAYOR BY THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
meeting Or the Germai citizens Of New York, con-
fstitg Of three persons from each ward, held on
Tucsasy evening, Mucllsrs Assembly Rooms, when,
after some debate, Fernando Wood received &ho nomina.
ton for Mayor at the ensuing election BY UNANIMOUS
vote, two 81 The doega.os, however, withdrawiX from
the room mas meeting about being held TO csorss
| the nomination.
M0ZABT ALDERMANIC NOMINATIONS.
AT the meeting of tho Mozart al Aldor,napic
tons, en- Tuesday evening" the following candidates
put in GorHination:-
Second as.rict-Csptain Richard Perry.
Sheehan.
Eighth distrfot--Peicr McKsisht.
Jeremiah.
Twelfth ds.ric+-Fraucis I. a. Eoole and Bernard
Kelly.
Fourteenth distrkt--aichaei H. Dalton asd Richard
NJ. harry s the present Alderman for tho Second dis
tric, and captain OF company in tire Second regiment
New York State Militia, present TIRE OF war.
Mr. James Mcmahon is likewise captain of one OF the
artesy companies attached to tho irsh Brigade, and is
Tho sixteenth Adermanic sstrict Convention met last
evening, snafter several ballots for Dnnnng, Of the
Tenth ward, md Gaager, Of the Fourteenth ward with
out being able TO agree adjourned to rAs evening
1t eight O'Clock.
MOZART COUNCILMANIC NOMINATION.
FOURTH Drsrncr.-This Convention met last evening
and made the following nominations-lohn Hogan, FIRST
ward Thomas Fitzgerald, Fourth ward Alexander
McGarren Fifth ward; Charles Hagan, sixth ward
Harris Bogert, Eighth ward; Cornelius Desmond, Four
toenth ward.
TAXPAYERS UNION CITIZENS CoNvEN-
TON.
An adjourned meeting Of this Convention held last
night at the Everett House. s. Tlou tho chair AZ
tor protracted sitting and good deal Of wranglng the
following nominations mate.-
For Mayor, George opdyke for Alderman, John A.
Weeks, Eighteenth ward For Councimen, b. L. Salo-
mef, Of tho Sixteenth ward J. T. Johnston Fifteenth
ward s 4 RUSSELL Ninth ward Geo. Griswold Eighteenth
ward; T. Colgate Eighteenth ward Abraham Lent, Fiji
tecnth ward.
School Cammiaee. WIN. II. Curtis, VIM H. Nelson and
James L. Underhll.
FIFTH Connciimanic Dis,ric--P. woirist, Michael G.
Gross, Henry A. Smith, Thomas G. Hail. Anthony Miller
and Michael q. Pepper.
School Commissioner, Thirteenth ward, w H. Tracey;
Inspector Oscar A. Nathusius Trustees Benjamin Hutch
insop, and James II. Irwin.
After making the above nominations tho Convention ad-
journed TO Friday evening next, when they expect
complete their ticket
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Death OF a Prominent Citizen.

SCRANTON, "a, NOV 70, 1861.
Richard nrinker, ESQ.,, old and well known resident
CT Luce county fell dead in the street here at to
day
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Carpets, Oilcloths and Mntting.--sell-
ing of at low prices, AT HIRAM ANDERSoNS, 70 Bow
cry close consignment Of English Carpets Druggets
Mating, &C., at less than OF Importation Note %
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Powder Mill Explosion at SVilIning ton,
tal

WnmNGToY Nov. 20, 1861.
There explosion at ten O'Clock this morning at
Duponts Mills, destroying three mills, killing three
mel--Claros Muhrein, john Vize. anu samuel Russell
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Every lady Should Use laird. bicoiM
lie cospe ZION sad ska All druggists and $50 BioadSay
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BascheIor's Hair Dye-~The Hest In the
world; harmless reliable and Instantaneous Sold aud
piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory, ID Bond street
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Bavry's Tricopherous IL tho Best and
chen dressing, beau.ify, curling cleaning
au drugglsia >
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SuPERIox CoURT--part 1.-The same. Part Mos.
2316 $780, $3.50, 1861 262 222S 1880 $780, 1892 2C94
2696, 269s, 27oo, 27o2, 27o4, 27O6, 27os, 27lo.
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: ALEX. HAMILTON, Ex- United States Army
LIEUTENANT J. A. DEMPSEY, SECOND
NEW YORK ct TIE All IrIA

LIEUTENANT J. A. DEMPSEY, SECOND
NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
The wife OF Lieut. Dempsey, who taken prisoner
at Bull rum has written to headquarters concerning bcr
husband directed 70 Captain Kurz, an answer to the
following effect being transmitted to that gcntleman:
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE PoroMAc.,
WASHINGTON, Nov. s, 1861.
Captain ]. D. KuRTz, United States Engineers Wash
ington:-
SIp-A communication has been received at these
Headquarters, dated tho 18th inst, from the wife of
Lieut. J. A. Dempsey, Second New York State Militia,
to you and asking that her husband who was
taken prisoner at Bull run, may BIO exchanged. l am
directed by Major General commanding state that
Won can Mrs Dempsey that her letter has been
ferrcd the headquarters OF the array and she may be
sur that her husbands will receive every proper
attention ain, sir, your obedicnt servant,
JAS A. HANpIE, Acting Lieut. Colonel.
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Trasses.--Marsh ~ Co.'s xadicat Cure
Trisses also Mill tary Shoulder brace and Abdominal Sun
porter ccDbinedS superior artics. No. 2vesey ST. Asor
House, opposite the church
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HurrnM Tor Captnin Wnkcs.--The gnI-

HITS Hair Dye, 80 cents, Black or
brown, best in use i, not No barclay street. sold
by all lynesista
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LAUNCH or A NEW STEAM SCOOP. or. WAN.
Court CnIendar-This an

Tho new steam soop-of-war Housatoac SUCCESS
fully launched this afternoon at the Navy Yard.
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Chronic RhcumStisr Cured by Dss To-
Only rs cena
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Omcial Drawings or Murray, nd

Omcinl Drawings or Murray, Eddy Il
Co. 3 Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KEErucKY EXTRA Glass 603-Noyemher %. 1861.
so, 81, 20, rs, %, -, 81, /, 16, Is, 5, 20, 81.
KENTUCKY CLASS 6O4--November 90 1861.
46, 2, So, Ga, n, Sc, %, 7, SO, IL, l, 90, 81.
Circulars sent free of charge w addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY Co,
Covington, KY, or St. Louis, Mo.
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OUR NEW MAP EDITION.

Si1eeen New War Maps-Topogrnphical
Sketches OF the Seats OF Wnr.
We have issued another edition of the war maps
which have lately appeared in the New YORK
HERALD. They are sixteen ia NUMBER
l. OuR NAVAL MILITARY OPERATIONS AT GLANCE
Tho Coast and Land Line Of the Rebclious States-The
Union Blockade Of the Atlantic and Gulf Coast--The
Rebel Batteries the Mssissippi-The Forts on the
Southern Sea Line.
Q. TIN SEAT WAR IN TUE WEr:-
Map Of tho Scene of Operations Southeastern Mis-.
souri, Illinois and Tennessee with tho Positions Of tho
Rebel Troops and Portions Of tho Federal Forces and
the Desences at Cairo and Birds Point.
0. TIE sEAr OF WAR KENrucKY:-
Locations of tho Rebel Forcesstra,cgc Importance Of
Positions Occupied by the Opposing Armies.
4 THs SEAT or WAR IN KEsrJcKY:-
Another typographical Sketch.
s. MAP REBEL CAPITAL
Typographical Sketch OF tho City OF Richmond, vr-
ginia, with the Surrounding Encampments
&. VERY CURIOUS REBEL SEM PIc2oRiAL VIEW or
THE BATTLE OF BULL Run.
Z. THE FIGHT AT SANTA Rosa IsLAND:-
Map OF Santa Rosa Island, Where tho Reported Fight
Between the Rebels and Wilson'S zouayes took place.
8. MAP COAST GEORGETOWN, S. c.. TO SAvAS-
MAN, GEORGIA.
.
Port Royal Entrance
o. TIE AFFAIR AT CIcAMAcoMc:-
The Advance of Colonel Hawkns--Re.reat Of Colonel
Brown-Shclng Of the Rebels by the Monticello.
10. SEAT OF WAR ABOUND PADycAH COLUMBUS, KEN
rucKy
IL. THE SEAT OF WAR IN MlssouRl:-
The Important Points Of the War; Show ing the Posi-
tions Of the Rebels under Generals McCuoch and Price
and the Advance Of tho Union Troops under Generals
Fremont, Hunter, Siegal, Sturgis, &c. &c.
IL. THE SEAT OF WAR IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
The Localities of the Army Of occupationThe Positiona
of General Rosecrans eynolds, Cox schcnck, Benham
&c. the Union Side, and those of the Rebel Generals
Lee, Floyd, Anderson, &c.
49, THE LOWER PoToMAc--
Map of the Potomac from Washington to the Chesa
peakc Showing the Rebel Batteries Cockpit Point
to Matthias Point.
IA. MAP OF BEAUFORT s. c.
Scene Operations of tho Great Naval and Military Ex-
petition.
Is. THE UPPER Potomac
Map OF the Potomac from Washington TO Harper Forty,
Showing the Scene of Operations of Generals Banks and
Stone.
TO- Maj or NEW ORLEANS AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY
Tho Mouths of the Mississippi-The Locality Of the
Naval Engagement, Friday night, October II, 1861.
Single copies, in wrappers, six cents. Whole
sale price the same as for the WEEKLY HERALD.
Agents will please send in their orders.
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THE HOLLlNS RAM AT NEW ORLEANS.
ABSTRACT OF THE PREBELS LOG-THE REBEL BAT
TERING Ram, ETC., ETC.
Yesterday, in our New Orleans correspondence, we
gave short sketch OF the Hons affair at New Orleans
on the 18th u We enabled this morning to lay be-
fore readers the following abstract Of the log Of the
United States shpofwar Preble Captain Henry French
by which some few additional facts furnished
ABSTRACT on TR LOG UNITED smP-or-wAR
PREBIK, COMMANDER HENRY FRENCH.
Oct. 12 to II midSaw large nre inland, bearing w.
byN. IL too A. MAJ $50 saw very suspicious OBJ
jec drifting down the Rcat to quarters. Our
detected. It went towards the Richmond, under
her port bow, emitting huge volumes OF black smoke.
abeam Of this ship. About rs fathoms distance them
weopened port battery and fred into it. She then
moved apparently uinnured up tho river. Then
three very large IRE rats drifting down upon u.s. towed by
steamers Of which bcgon to fire upon slipped
our chain aud stood for S. W. Pass The Richmond,
at the time Of our slipping, was en- her way down
the river leaving in the scrape alone. Came up with
the Richmond then the senior officer ordered TO so
Gown pass. Tie re rats grounded and seemed
burned up The vinccnncs accompanied us, and Rich
mond aud Water Witch astern Of US. At 6:l5 Richmond
signalzsd to the bar The vincennes inside the
bar ashore and Richmond also, and the rebel steamers
upon them engaged ia battle. We could not go back
assist Them because Of head wind. At 11:3o received
from tho Water Witch seventy and six officers be-
longing to the vincennes, which then learned had
been abandoned and had fuse set to her magazine,
which, when within one inch 70 the powder went OUT or
else the ship would have been. bown up Our
crew and OF officers seemed to be very anxious
to be in the battle, especially commander; but
CAPTAIN Pope ordered him oil, Of course he obliged
to keep away. None Of injured, but the Rich
mond WINS damaged. 1t nothing but "Pope's rum
in my opinion, and nothing csc.
Tho description Of the Ram, as given in yesterdays
issue contained material mistakes. In the engrav
ing it was represented carrying guns and immense
baterng affair or augur exhibited projecting from
the bow The augur informed is stationed below
the water line, with the intention Of striking vessels
in place where repair would be impossible before sink
ing The Ram is said to be formed in sort of turtle
shape and plated all over with railroad iron so strong
" that resisted tho full fire Of the Prebe 1t is the
opinion Of ono Of the United States officers engaged in the
affair that only two could have been board the
Ram ut the time Of the attack
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AN EXAMPLE TO MILITARY AND NAVAL
COMMANDERS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Tho Of Captain Poor charged with neglect of duty
IN not having been sufficiently watchfu when in COM
mand Off the harbor Of Now Orleans, reminds of
somewhat similar extraordinary exit with that OF tho
Sumter from the port Of New York of the soopof
warrior in the winter Of 1914 and 1885, charge Of
Captain Warrington, who with nautical ability and daring
look advantage of dark and boig.erous night pass
the post at Sandy Hook and with equal cuded
the vigilance Of British squadron that had been
stanty sight consis tirg of the Pantagene seventy
four two large frigates and the s!oop ofwar Byron.
The course Of discipline kept up at Sandy Hook could
not have been improved, and afforded many instances Of
strict obedience worthy Of the imitation of many
1nanders now in service. 1t was my custom when the
weather was the disagreeabe and therefore least
expected TO visit the entire line OF sentinels when in
one instance made an abortive experiment to pass by
giving my instead Of the counersign, which was
not allowed To correct but compelled to remain at
proper distance until relieved by the patrol guard The
following morning the conduct OF the sentinel honor
ably noticed parade in the regmenal orders the elect
Of which universally gratifying, satisfactory and
salutary.
Tho command had was most truly the forlorn hope.
When from the outside the would rise such
height TO cut Of! Accommodation between tho fort
and tho barracks, such the then ineicency of
the deences that cnteprsng enemy could have made
easy capture Of the whole garrison consisting Of the
Forty first regimen Of United States infantry and single
company OF inexperienced artierists.
Our furnaces were so imperfect could not heat ball
TO red heat.
r.
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omcial Drawing s OF tho Delaware stat,

EXTRA CLASS H-November 20, 1861.
o. o. g Gas. ass 4aSo ~ Dt g. 1851 ~ o.
"A, n, As, 16, 10, 20, 8, 66, 20, -, 81 43, ~.
JOIN join " WV WALKER, Commissioners.
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MOZART ALpERM ANIC NoM7N ATOMS.


FOURTH DrsIuCr.-Ths Convention met last evening
and made the following nominal ons:-Iohn Hogan, First
ward i, Thomas Fitzgerald Fourth ward Alexander
McGarren, Fifth ward; Charles Hagan, sixth ward;
teenth ward.
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Mrs y. A Aliens .svovid,s ual' Restor-

err and worlds Hair Dressing far cher prepa-
raons FOR restoring hair strengthening when sak pre-
Scnhg ans or turning gray, and when gray wing a
NEURAL color without the Use Of dye The rich, oa APP
pea acs impaired Is truly wonderful. VIII Nain
the nHst hnen The fact that they fail ned
lhonsaHas No ladY's tote Is complete withoa the Hat
Dressing IT " particularly adapted for children Depot 1873
Greenwich .Vreet and for sale by al druggists.
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ant commander of the san Jacn.o will be the popular
asn "a ne country this week. u e MN wileome
nuoniaoe fiund KNOX, whose 1iter Hats for gents
ana Caps for Young America Fashion great victories
the season. Headquarters, 2l2 broadway
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IlAMIIY SOUCHoNG TEAS--FOR SALE BY JOHN
Il DUNCAN SONS, Union square and Fourteenth strce

COvERNMENT DESPATCH.
VI FAST FREIGHT LINE
To Washington, via Harrisburg.
All rail, without changing OF breaking bulk
SPECIAL MESSENGER sent through with each trails.
FREIGHT received only at the depot the Central Rail
road of New Jersey Pier No. 2North river.
NEW YORK OFFICES broadway.
WASHINGTON OFfLCE--548 Pennsylvan assnue.
A. D. HOPE Of the Hope Express Company.
Superintendent
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A LII ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS AT BALTIMORE.
IA Washington, and AL other places should sent ~
hARND%Ns Express "a Broadway they charge only half
rates Thsir Army Exrsss daily at IL 50 nd 80 r. NJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDs-rHEsE CgLR
~ braed engraved Ca onsy at soy Broadway cor.
u Duane Sxleet. -
ROMATIC SC1INAPPS LANDINet--sO0o CASES or
n Wolfes celebrsed Schieta Aroulsat SchDapps land
ing from the shp Prince Albert Ha,aburg pa up With
Lslish and Spanish sbes for sale in bond duty paid
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rwSyTy SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT.
llouel--Edward +. Jones' " Pepperen
'outenant Coione-Kipha b. Farr, Of Lowell.
ajor--Josiah A. Sawte.le, OF lowell.
ijutant--George 4. I.N is, OF Lowell.
,artcrmnst. Jan es Blu toe. of Cambridge.
rgeon-Ans ~ p. Hooker, Of Cambridge.
ssstant aargeo al.s y. Bra,lt, ui Lowell.
tapain-Chartes babbage, Popperell.
,rgcant Maju- - Eastesbfo,k, Boston
a. ternaster Sergeant--deo. IL Stone Natick.
lmmssary .orgeant--- Soulhworth, Lexington.
,spitai Steward-W. II. Gray, Acton.
nd Mastes-George Brooks, Lowell.
JtaUs-iohn Pickering, lawrence 1hos II. Annabe,
bridge; Andrew Blood Lowell; Geo. NJ. Bickeman,
oll Benjamin Warren, Lowell; W. II, Chapman, Ac-
Henry &. Wilc *. Fail River; Eos W. Thayer, Paw
ct; Stephen K. Fletcher, Wrentham.
st Leuten ints-Wm. II. Lamson, Lowell; Jno. A.
II, Easton, James Brady. Jr., Fall River; VIM. 4.
a, South Acton; Edward Cauiy, Lawrence; Benz. W.
4, Lowell; Chss. K Drew, Lawrence; Andrew j.
son Lowell; Jno s. Cooke Grotcn; Jno s. Robinson,
kond Lieutenants-H. K. Oliver Malden Ezekiel East
Lowell; John Il. Campbell Fail River; AIgcrnon s.
or, Milton; George 4. Warrington, Iawrence William
ilcy, Lowell Edward b. Hall, Groton; Seth Bon
Sterling; Albert Tilden Eason; Sias Z. blodget, Ac.
n NINTH CONNECTICUT REGIMENT.
i Dncl-Thomss W. Cahil
4 mtenant Colonel--R- +. Gibbons.
j lor--Frederick Frye.
| lgeen--lames Gallagher.
| Eistant SurgeoE--Robert Avery
| hrtcr,naster--W W. Harral
] krtermaster Serseant--N. }. Bennett.
| bm. slry Sergean' James la.ios.
| lpital Steward-James Green.
llails--9A.fy Garvey, AcCarty, Coats, Hennesoy
SAWYER Wright, Wilson, Curtis.
I members OF the city Cover. ment visited the Con-
lien this morning, on nvt9toa OF Cnptai3 Fletcher
4 ixsmined her With mu, evi ent satisfaction.
Sc>thcir curiosity was satisfied they were treated to
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The Texas Regiment.

AT last the long looked for Texas Regi-
.nent has arrived. The first division, en-
bracing about 600 men. crossed the river at
this place On Sunday and Monday last. 1t
is composed of rs fine body of men as can
be found any where. and every one eager for
the hght-their only fear is that McCulloch
viii have brush with the federal troops
at Springfield before they can reach him.
The most of them camped about two miles
from this city. until this morning, having
their horses shod. ETC.. when they leave on
force march for McCulloch's Camp.
The other division Of the Regiment with
the company Of artilley. six pieces, will
probably commence crossing to-day.