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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-23
City Election.


Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters OF
the city of Evansville, that the annual City cleo
ton, for the purpose Of electing Council imam
from each Ward of said City, oue Clerk, one Col
lector, Treasurer, Marshal, three Assessors
aud Surveyor, and one School Trustee, and one
Street Commits .ioner, will be held at the places fixed
by the ordinances of the city for holding city cleo
tions, on the first Monday, being the first day OF
April, 1851.
By Order of the Common Council.
mario P. BURKE, City Clerk.
@VOLKRCPOR'S SHE OF RE.4k
u estate for the payment Of the costs and ez-
pepses OF Sidewalk Improvements. Notice il
hereby given that by virtue of a precept issued
by the Mayor of the City of Evansville and
to me directed, Wl sell public auction, at the
door OF the Court House in said City, on Tuesday
the goth day of March, 1861, at 2 o'clock p. NJ,
the following lots parcels of real estate, so
much thereof may be necessary to pay the
amount charged and assessed against said lots
pecttvely, for the costs and expenses Of making
Sidewalk and Curbing improvements for said lots,
together with the costs of sale:
John Mills, lot block 81, Eastern Enlarge
y 60
W. J. p. Mills lot block 81, Eastern En-
Iafgenent o 60
Samuel Beel, n of " n Of lot B. Lower
Enlargement 10 40
William =. Smith, lot block 81, Eastern
Enlargement.............. 81
CHRIS. HEDDERICH,
msr9-tiIl mar26 City Collector.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-23
WHEELER- & WILSON'S

No First Street, between Main and Locust
MH&R OFFER To THE PUREkG
w Wheeler DE- Wilson's Improved Sewing Ma
chine at reduced prices, with increased confidence
In its merits the best and most reliable famjlV
sewing machine now in use. 1t sews equally we'll
on the thickest or thinest fabrics; makes the lock
stitch impossible to unravel, with tho essential
advantage of being alike on both Sides forming no
ridge or chain on the under side is simple in con
struction, more speedy in movement, and more
durable than any other machine. We give full in.
structtons to enable the purchaser 90 ordinary
seams, stitch, HON, fell, quilt gather, bind and
tuck, all on the same machine, and warranted for
three years.
We also keep on constantly hand full assortment
Of Singers machines
Circulars containing testimonials of the ab6v
machines, from persons of the highest standing
East and West, giving prices, &C, will DO furnished
gratis, ON application In person or by letter.
feb9Iy r. NJ. SELLMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-23
Clerka ofRce, March Is. 1sel.
AN ORDINANCE

To proDide for the election Of three assessors
and prescribing their duties, passed March
18Th, 1861.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-23

~ r o = a n q " " II Cks-
y Order for Plank Sidewalk. March IS, 1861.
And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the
Common Council of the city of Evansville, that the
owners OF all lots or parts of lots fronting on or
adjoining the north east side of Sixth Street from
CHESTNUT to Cherry street, in said city, the
side walks thereon to be brought to the proper
grade, and that they cause a sidewalk of class No
2 to be laid uGfhAreon, within thirty DAYS from
the publication of this order
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WH0R II Y .VsT.-.R ID EeELL4S1' 81
II House containing six rooms, with large yard,
good els tern, etc. Apply TO
febIe J. II. MAGHEE co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-23

e UJS~F9RERs.
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pesans, Eng
fish WalRuts Figs, Raisins, Currants, Rock Candy,
Oysters, SardiRes, Alum, Epson Salts, Roll Brim-
stone, Sulphur, Copperas, Nader, Extract of Log
wood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, Bed Cords-all
kinds Backing Batting, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cigars
of all kinds Tobacco of all kinds, Ginger--race
aud ground, Spanish Moss, Glass Jars, Lanterns
and Flasks, Mustard, Matches, Pepper Sauce,
Pickles Stone Pipes, Powder, Safety Fuse, Soaps of
all kinds, Starch, Vinegar, Teas, Camphor, Letter,
Cap, Note, and Fancy Paper, Wrapping Paper, En-
veiopes, Salt Petre, Gum Drops, Juju Paste,
Wooden Bowls, Cinnamon, Dried Beef, British Lus-
tire, Bonnet Boards, Java Coffee, ink, Nails, Glass,
Sash, Oil, Spirits Turpentine Pepper, Allspice Sal
Soda, Pain Killer, Licquorice, &c, &C
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale Low, by 5. r. GILBERT& CO.,
janl1 No. Sycamore street.
$40 FFBE.-75 R.sGS PRIME EgFO,
u FOR sale by (janl1) 5. L. GILBERT & co.
ATOTTOyN" Y.GR.E"s.-IOO R.s as zoos,
u $685. COOS, and zoos Cypress Mills, for sale by
S. Z. GILBERT & CO.,
jan11 Agents of Cypress Mills.
KYOL.4SsRs $500 WHOLE .gJV-D
eve half bbIs, in best cooperage, for gale by
ianII s. e. GILBERT & co.
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We can also furnish TRACK SCALES Of any ca
pacity. These Scaleo are from the mandatory o
z. I. FAIRBANKS d CO., st. Johnsburg, Yer.
mont. Every Scale is tested and sealed, and wal
ranted correct. For testimonials we refer to tn e
Thousands of persons using them.
HORNBROOK d CO, Agents,
nov24 Water street. Evansville
RF E"OU W.9.N-T SOME or THE
II best Mangoes you ever used 60 TO
COOK az LANGLEY'S.
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The News.

The expulsion of Mayor BrHREr Of Washing
ton, from u Police Board Of that city. his i'm
mediate arrest, and arrival at Fort Lafayette on
Saturday night as prisoner Of state.
Orders from the General Post Olcr. cxc!ulin,
the secession newspaper, Of this city from the
mails and directing the seizure Of all written
communications intended for the state in inmr-
rcction, and the arrest Of persons conveying the
same.
Seizure Of copies Of the Bangor b.wo-r" 10y
the Postmaster Of that place. who holl. them
awaiting orders from the Department
Arrest Of two more agents Of the confederate.
The Office of the Cumberland. (Ml.) AH-
ghdnion a secession paper was destroyed u
Friday evening in a row got mp 10y some rebels
in opposition to a Union speech by Ey-Governor
THOMAS.
The next morning an attempt was made by
some armed rel,cs, to throw OH a train carrying
Gov. THOMAS and to capture him, but without
success.
A secession "peacc' flag was hostcd ut
Stcpney, Coun., on Saturday afternoon, and
speeches were TO have been made. The illg
was torn in pieces bv citizen. AMI volunteer,
and a Union meeting was held, with Eliza
HOWE, IT,, President, and T.. T. BNNrM, Sc
cretary.
On Saturday evening the types, presses, &C.,
Of the Bridgeport Fdrmer, Csoccssion,) were
completely destroyed by the volunteers, in pre-
sencc of 5000 to 5000 citizens. Qulntitics 81
the papers were found addressed to leading rebel
in the Confederate States.
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Capture of Large Quantities of Flour md
Wheat.

Baltimore ing. 2i.-Thc agent of the Assoc
catcd Press with the army, sends the following
from llyattstown
Gentlemen from Harpcr's Ferry, state that
our troops under IOl. Gordon, have secured large
quantities of flour and wheat, including five
hundred bushels belonging to tho sc 'cSSion
amy, at n mill owned by Herr \. WELSH.
They also disabled the mill from grinding for
several months to come. There were no rebel
troops at the Ferry, but their pickets frequently
came in. There were supposed to he about live
hundred rebel troops at Charlcstown Our army
is now resting where the climate is sAluhrious
and the water excellent. Intelligence from the
other side Of the Potomac, shows that the rebels
have drawn to l.eesburg all their regular forces
from Charlcstown, Winchester and other points
above, and concentrated them at LeeSburg whore
there arr any hunters from eleven to twelve
thousand men. Capt. llendersOn's Home Guard
alone remains in Jefferson county. The rebels
have taken to pieces at Martnsburg, i've loco
motives belonging TO the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and were to make the attempt yester-
day to transport them TO StrasbOurg OF some
other point ON the Manassas road
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Highly Important Post Office
Order.
TRANSMISSION or LETTERS SOUTH
70 BE STOPPED!

The following orlcr ha, just been publ he'd
by the Postmaster q neral:
posI OrrioE IErAUrNgNrl
Aug. -, 1861.
The President Of the United States dir'cta
tina, his proclamation Of the 10Th inst, ut"tiicl-
ing commercial intercourse with the -o-callcl
Confederate States, shall h. applied 10 cones
pondcncc with those states. AMI ha, dryolvcd
upon this Department the enforcement Oi 80
much Of IL, nterlirt as relates to such cores
pondcncc The officers aud agents Of this D.
rartncni will, therefore, without further instruc-
tion., loee no time in putting an end to written
intercourse with those states 10y causing the
arrest ofany express agent or other person who
shall, after the FORMULATION Of TIL, order, re.
ceivc letters to be carried to OF from those states
and will seize all such letters and forward them
10 this Department. (Signcd)
NJ. BLAIR, Postmaster General.
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40 HALFWAY Work I!

The measures adopted against the secession
papers of this city, are very well as Tar ~ they
go but will not he very we'll unless they 20
farther. We take it for granted that they are
merely warnings, which If not followed by
prompt amendment, will he followed by decisive
measures of suppression. For merely to hara''
and cripple the adrot organs oi treason in this
city, will but give them fresh prcteNts and mo-
tives for assailing the existence Of the Govern
ment of the United States, while leaving clear
TO them their most important field Of operations,
in the city and suburbs Of New York.
We hops they will one and all see the folly al
their crusade against the integrity OF this gov
eminent, and obvate the painful necessity o. a
collision, by spiking their batteries at once.
Thenceforward they should hold their cNs-
tence for the war, during good behavior.
Ii is due to the Journal # Commerce. to saN
that with characteristic prudence, it has takcI
in sail before the rising storm, and is gradual!
becoming quite harmless. Arelaxation Of rigo
will DO obviously wise, whenever disciplin
begets amendment. The Brooklyn Eigl, ba
also abandoned the cause of secession.
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Fort,-iwo Thousand state Troops Called
Ont,

J,G,rsop Ciiy, Aug,N 2j.-Thc following
Proclamation hts been issued;
Whereas the power 81 the civil authority j.
insufficient to protect the liNc' and property. al
-, &c citizens. II - STATE, !, Hamilton H.
Gamble Governor Of Missouri, do hereby call
into the active service Of the State, forty-two
thousand men Of the militia # the State, assign
ing six thousand as the quota to each military
district which i the same as Congressional
District The for g thus called into service will
he, as far a. po.sihls, volunteer force, and will
consist Of ten thousand cavalry aud thlrty-two
thousand infantry.
If the numhcr of volunteers should exceed this
rcuuisition, the excess will lie hcldas a reserve
COPS. II there should hc deficiency II may
become necessary to resort to draft. The AdJu-
tnut General will tsu" to the Division ln,pr'-
tors Of the ,cvcral military districts the order,
necessary to carry into effect this rcquisitlon
The force cal, d out will bo for six months I'M
lees peace in the state shall hc sooner restored.
AIMS will he furnished rs rapidly As they can be
had.
Given under m, hand and seal Of the state, ~
Jefferson City, this 18th day Of Augu.t, in the
year 1861. (oigncD .,,
II. Il. GAMBLE.
By the Governor:
NJ. OLIVER, Scc'y OF state.
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Military and Naval Movements.

DEPARTURE or TRooPs.-Two Mlssachu-
sets regiments arrived on Saturday-the Sew
cntecnth and the Twonty-iirst-the latter Of
which, from Worcester, landed at Jersey City,
and wen, through without tauy on their way to
Washington. The 2lst Regiment, from Bostol
hut recruited largely from towns near that city,
arrived later in the day, an were received in
the city hy the Sons Of Massachusetts, in whose
l,haf, at the request OF Mr.. Frank L. Howe,
Gen. Hiram Walhridge made a neat welcoming
speech the chief merit of which did not lie in its
commendable brcyity. The regiment departed
at late hour in tie afternoon, under The plau-
dits # or citizens.
The seventh r. simcnt Of Maine landed AMI
were received by their friends. Dining at the
Park Barracks, they again proceeded ON their
jcumcv.
1t had teen announced that several Of our
own regiments would leave the city on Satur-
| day, but it wa, found that the railroad and
steamboat routes could not transport all the sol
diers
ARRIVAL OF THE I'm MAssAcHusETTs)
| REGDIENT.-The Seventeenth Regiment OF
Massachusetts Volunteers, Colonel Fellows,
arrived Saturday afternoon at halfpast o'clock
at the depot Of the New Haven Railroad, and,
preceded by deputation of the Sons Of Massa-
chusetts, marched down to the Park Barracks,
where dinner awaited them. The corps mum
hers ,025 men and will be raised to the full
standard A band of twenty-four pieces, mde
the leadership Of Mr.. Arthur Hall, have eniiste'
for the war, and will follow the regiment IRON
Boston next week The regiment left for Wash
ingtOn in the evening by the New Jersey oe"
trail route,
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ExcIlcmcnl Ut Loui-NiIIc, Nv, etc.

LomsGNe ky, ing 2i-Considerablc cN-
element pcNadcd the city this afternoon, from
the parade OF a regiment e Rousseau's Kentucky
Volunteers, from Indiana, which the seceSSion-
lists enthusiastically denounced as an invasion
# the neutrality Of Kentucky. The object is
aid to have been the reception Of a flag.
Eighty men, acting a Surveyor Cotton
posse comddius, went from here this morning Il
Rolling Fork and took six wagon loads ofcon'
trahand goods, which were brought back L
Louisville.
Capt. Phllic, with company Of 100 men
came up from Camp Boone today, to lladdens
Vile, in search Of arms coming down for Union
lists, but, not finding any on the down freight
train they returned.
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is ne article for hard times-it being the CHEAP
EST az also the BEST ever introduced. 1t dyes the
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short, sharp Work with Traitors.
Tnr following series of reports cam, in a
Office on Saturday

TnE following series Of reports came in at |
office Oh saturday;
FIRST DISPATCH.
Washington, august 2i.--Attorncy General |
BATES has decided that Mayor BRnREr must
take the oath Of allegiance, resign his position
a. a member OF the Police Board.
srcoND DISPATCH
Washington, tug. 2i.-Thc BoIrl of Police
Commissioners have expelled Mayor BErR.r
from their body, for refusing to take the oath Of
allegiance.
THIRD DISPATCH. |
baltimore, Augva "a. Mayor BFRREr, of |
Washington, passed through thi. city this |
morning, prisoner, on his way to Fort Iaiay-
cite, New York.
FROM oUH CRY REPORTER.
Newro'k, Saturday Sight, iugus 2i.-May-
or licrrct of Washington, arrived here late this
evening, and was placed in confinement, in the
rebel prison ut Fort Lafayette.
ro-r orrICE oIpru.
The Postmaster of this citS has just received
the following order from Washington S.
PosT-orrlcE DErAWrMENr Aug. -.
SIR:-The Postmaster General directs that
from and after your receipt OF this letter none Of
the newspaper published in Now York city
which were lately presented Icy IT,. ,.,ani iur,
as dangerous, from tGE.r dIsloyally, shall bc for
wardseat.. Nj Y ihc mails. | am, respectfully YOU
obcdicnt servant, T. H. TEorr, Chici Clerk.
To he Postmaster, N,w York city.
GThe papers referred to, are the Daily \
Weekly Ncrs, Dag Book and JpDran' of COM
merce. the Brooklyn Eagle, AMI the Fr,u.di'
JOWadi.l
NOTICE FROM PATRIOTIC NEws AGENTS.
NIessrs. Ross 4 TotsEr give notice that
from and after this date, no more copies of the
News Day Book, Journal Of Commerce.
Freeman's Journal and Brooklyn Eagle, will
be forwarded through their agency.
[The other news agents will doubtless feel
compelled to take a similar course, as they can
not become responsible Tor copies OF the obnoX-
ious Journals without great risk, and their pres.
ence in their packages subjects them toa further
risk OF interference and delay.
FROM CITY REPORTER.
Marshal Murray has not yet received the dis
patch understood to have been forwarded from
Washington, directing him to take pc session o
the Offices OF the Ne,rs, Day BOOK, and Other
disloyal prints, 1t is hourly expected, but it il
uncertain whether II will be received in time iol
the suppression Of the Monday morning editions
OF the papers in question.
That will do for one day. We don't think ",
have eloquencc enough 10 add anything to thcs'
''rcmar',s, =" and will leave them to make then
own impression.
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An APPEAL.-The Board of the American
Seamen's Friend Society represent that never in
the history of its operations has there been so
much encouragement to labor personally for the
salvation Of seamen as at the present timei never
have there been so many hopeful conversions,
so much awakened interest in their behalf, so
many appeals for additional chaplains in new and
important foreign stations, as during the three
years past;-that in the midst Of these Spiritual
influences, and Providential indications urging
them forward, the present national calamity,
and consequent depression in money matters,
has involved them in serious pecuniary embar-
easements, for which they appeal TO the Chris
tian public fOr reliet.
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estate and incomes. Section 10 Of the bill is,
In part, a. follows
The direct tax Is 10 he laid on the value OF
all lands and lots Of ground with their dwelling
houses and improvements at a money valuation
on the first of April 1862. Property not worth
over 600 belonging to individuals to DO exempt
from taxation"
The income tax is upon all incomes ADORE
eight hundred dollar, at the rate Of three per
cent for the excess. Thus, a salary Of $3.50 Il
taxed one dollar and half
The section of the bill relating TO tea, coffee
sugar, &C.,, providc' for a 'orig upon these art
clc', which the people will ply at the grocer,
store. full synopsis Of the bill was publishc,
in the Sun Of Angus, eth.
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IhNddeIUhiu, Aug. 25.-Iho steam 'IOop-oT-
war Tuscaiora was launched yesterday morning
at the Navy Yard in the presence Of an inn
mensc thronr. She WIS chrstrncd by tho
daughter Of CAPTAIN Iardncr. She is 30 feet
long. 900 tons burden, and viii carry 8 guns
four 32-poundcrs, and two tremendous ll-inrh
pieces She i. hriccd d.agonilv with iron three
and half inches wide bv hilt-inrh in thick
ncss. Tho bottom paukiny is Of white oak.
She " i'll have two horizontal engines, which are
progressing rapidly at Merick 4 Sons foundry.
ANOTHER CONFEDERATE ARRESTED.
Samuel Eak IN was arrested ~ a southern agent
Yesterday llc Is connected with Mr. Slnit,
now at Richmond, in altering ann for thu rebels
lis uapcrs seized show hi participation with
the rclrls A coil If wire for a field tnlr 'ripl
wa. fpani anon, his baggage, and over = 90.
ian cold
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CapI. Porter puIIl1hcs The Following state.
ncnt:-
YASDERnur's STEAMER NoRrn STAR, !
Ar SEA, August II, 1861.
have been shown Panama Herdd Of the
sth inst, in which letter is published, pur-
porting to have been written 10y Inc to my son,
containing sentiments adverse to the Govern
mcnt. The letter is gross fabrication and for
gerry and at future day will produce still stron-
ger proof Of that fact. As this bogus letter made
It's appearance in the Spectator, hope that pa
have served the United States Government in
the navy Tor lhirty-ninc wears, with some credit
e. myself and honor to the country, and have a.
, set never dimmcda star in the Union Of the flag,
| nor ,oilcd stripe in it, folds, and hope yet to
10 some good service in it, cause.
". y. EOkTEk. Lnitcl States NAyv.
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Mayor Berret a Prisoner.


baltimore, Aug. q. Mayor Bcrrct of Wash
npton, passed through this city as aprisoncr
this morning. lie is en- route to Font Lafayette,
New York.
The Baltimore County Court House at Tow
scntown was fired th, morning 10y an inccndiary
The fire was confined to the Record office. The
rc.t Of the hnilling cscapcd.
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Warrington, aug j.-Rccently a gentleman
wrote to the Navy Department, inquring whc-
thcr bounty would he given for the capture Of
privatccrs. 1t /, understood that other parties
would for a similar consideration engage in the
same business. Under the present law, one halt
the value Of all prizes goes To the Government,
aud the remainder to the captors. From what
has transpircd 1t Is highly probable that the
Government Would rrhnquish It's share 10 those
! vino would successfully engage in such -lc,ula'
| tiun- and while granting commission, Tor thGN'
purposes afford whatever aid gould IN tho
matter al armament.
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Arrival Of Pirates as Prisoners.

The transport steamer City of New York ar
rived Sunday morning from Washington city,
touching at Hampton Roads, where she took
on board the following prisoners who were
landed at Fort Lafayette,
J. H. Marshall, prize master OF the nixis; e.
GLADDEN., assistant do; John Donnelly, J. p. NJ.
Calvo, Pat McCarty, seamen. OF the priyateer
York there are three seamen, named Archie
Wilson, j. Williams, John Riley.
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Washington, Aug. 25.-The President, with
the SECRETARY Of State, attended Gen. McCicl-
lan'- cvcws of several Of the brigadcs on the
south side oi the Potomac yesterday. The per
lection OF the discipline u the troops surpassed
ANYTHING that has been seen in the military line
IN this country since the war of 1872. The vol
untccrs have already become soldier. Gen.
Mcclellan declare, his perfect satisfaction with
ihi, army; AMI IL, the greatest ever seen on
Ibis continent, i, equally satisfied with him.
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Stoppage Of another Secession
Newspaper.

Trenton, " j., hng. 2i.-Thc Time Amsri-
cdn, the Democratic organ Of New jersey, sus-
pended this morning, AMI gives as a reason that
the Govcrumcn, has virtually m,'rlir'c1 the
publication Of every paper that ho,s not support
the Government and the Administration.
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Collision In the british ChauneI--Ninc Lives
LOST,

A letter from Newport, Wales to Elwood
the 18th OF July the ship w. V. Moses Cap
tain Jones, with a cargo Of coal from Cardiff for
Rio Janeiro while proceeding down the Bristol
Channel, came into collision with bark Mary
Ann, Duties, Of this port, also outward bounl
with coal, whereby the latter was sunk, drown
ing the captain anl eight hands. The W. v.
the eat head and stern, AMI cut down within
twelve inches OF the waters edge. She return
ed TO Cardiff, AMI has been attached by the adj
miralty for G30O by the owner Of the sunken
A-n..Ll
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CImd,p, No.. Ing. 2i.-Thcrc was great
mas meeting in This city Yesterday in favor Of a
virorou, prosecution Of The war. Dr.. II. Ester
brook presided Speeches were made by Major
Nickcf.on Of the i'h r. .im,nt, Hon. L. X.
Smart. \. Gould, aud u. \. Brady, Democrats;
anil b, y. a. Farewell, Cen. DAVIS TllSpn, 7.
X. Smonion, and G. \. Miller, Republic ms.
About i, 1000 people were in Attendance. Great
enthusiasm urcyalrd