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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-17
HEADQUARTERS TkOors c. s,
Near Pensacola, Florida,

LAEA
Near Pensacola, Florida,
OCTOBER iuii, 1861. !
SIR Il received late last night your comi.u,-
nicatiOn Of that date, with profound astonish
ment. The building on which you had tor
the first Iime observed the yellow flag hats
been. well known TO you and to all you com
m.tnd, rs " ell us 10 the U. =. Navy, as the
military hospital OF this station, and you could
not help hnoWlng That II Is now used Tor that
purpose.
Dealing with one who had beeu an old bro
ther soldier of high reputation, l had hoped
that our Intercourse and conduct In the hos
tile attitude in which we are placed would be
marked by all the courtesies and amenities OF
civilized warfare. But il seems from your
communication that you claim tae right TO
violate the hospital fag, because IL MAJ be
abused. Admit this principle and we revert
10 & state OF barbarlsm. The sick, the women,
and children, and the prisoners, must become
objects OF vengeance, tue white flag must be-
abolished, beauty and Booty" "Rape and
Eapine' must follow in the track OF a yictori-
Gus commander. l decline your invitation 10
make these the subjects OF war
Your hospital flag has been and ball be re-
SPECIFIED. In the affair OF Tuesday night your
hospital, with us Inmates was in our posses
sion tor at least one hour, and as far l can
learn, nay orders to scrupuioUsly respect both
We're rigldiy enforced.
Our hosp4t tai and the two &C iacen buildings
occupied by medical officers, viii continue TO
be used Tor legitimate purposes. Nothing has
been OF viii De done 10 attract your tire. If
under these circumstances, you should put
your threat into execution, which would be
only lii accordance with the acts of some OF
your brother commanders oflittie ex perience
In the custom of war, l shall take care that
the tact shall be made known, that it NAV re-
celYe, as itWill deserve, the execraIion OF The
civilized world.
l have the homer to be-
Your Obedient servant
lSignedj BRAxToN BRAGa
Major General Commanding
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Miscellaneous Cases-A warrant charging
John L. Ray with assaulting William Harris
WAS dismissed by the Mayor yesterday, the
witnesses having failed to appear.
Mary Carroll, summoned to show why she
should not be fined for selling ardent spirits
on Sunday, was heard in her own defence and
discharged.
Bridget Callahan, arrested for vagrancy,
was admonished by the Mayor and released.
VIM Jones' Il lad, was fined five dollars for
participating in crock battle which sum
bis father was called upon to pay. The Mayor
directed the police TO give especial attention to
the behavior of the boys on French Garden
Hill.
Isaac Coles free negro, without city regis
ter, WAS discharged on condition of his I'M
mediate departure for Albemarle, where he
belongs.
A charge against Banch Mayden of threat
enng to cut Kate Robertson with a knife, led
to tue display OF a vast quantity of iaslliona-
bic millinery in the usually gloomy court
room Straw hats with black feathers, and
straw bats with red and blne ribbands, occu-
pied the place where dilspidated riinient is
often conspicuous. The testimony proved that
when the parties met twas at ball, where
some threats Of violence were made; and the
investigation having established the fact, the
accused was required to give security to keep
the peace.
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PopULATIoS OF TENxEss ER-According to r
statement Just made to the Legislature, the
population of Tennessee is as follows.
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VIZ ANTED-HANDS- The CorsnS~~-~~~-,
w States Bakery, corner ist AT Il CLAW s. ase
wi b to fire for the balance Of this and d, Z.
essHipg year, l2 or Is smart active naYs Ae
IS J ears Of age, and or 10 abiebod,ed ,,n. = %
work at the above Bakery e~ 70
Person' having such Hands would do wei h ..,
on tla Superintendent and secure GOOD hSns. IA
Their hand. PETER TIsSlEY at
oc l1-aacyylfs Sroo-ir.ai
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FOR RENT.

NOR REET-THE ARLINGTON HUI ~
FOR KENT, AND FUkSITuhh igs
SA LE.-The subscriber wishing 10 retire foa =
business, will sell the Furniture and key y -
fashiouable first class Boarding House. acN S.
repute. To one wishing 10 embark in tas o-,~ -
y rare opportunity is now offered, tie hos* -
Furniture being In 6rst-rats condition. .f.py
apply TO WILLIAM hsce Mr.
oc j4--d3t& sw2t' fr2Riee~-=
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&EE.yAxTs FOR HIRE.

s'pR HIRE. - DesiSni g TO break up house
L ieePjrF, / viii lire tor the balance of the
" ar y likely Young MICRO WOMAN, with
small ctii6. She is a good SeamstresS anil Hous,
Strvaat. Also, Il small NERO BOY, about II or
- year II age. who has been raised III he house
Tnty MI be- aired cneap. Address "BOx 80 -
kirbIHpad T. -. l1--3tN
TOR EihE-For the balance OF the ysar--A
Il WOMAN with child represented Q.
bt ing good house servant. Hire quite reasonable
for a good home, the owner having immediate
use Tor her
ALSO One DiHING-ROOM SERVANT aud
one MALE COOK Apply to
&C i1-3t II. IL. EACHC, AL street
A WET NURSE
For hire.
Apply 20
VIM. IRA SMITH.
&c t'>--tS IA Main street.
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"a
NOTlCE.--Being induced By III hsa'I u
~ tire from business, the sGbsefloes, -
posed OF his stock of Dkt'Gs. MkpiCish'w az
EtXTt Rf.S, in the ely of Richmond ~ a1..mv
IL SCOTT. who hiss been III bis euPes - -,
thau five years, aud who Is Already 90 49, n
known 10 bis patrons aud FRIENDS lie '.'.s. =
his successor tia, generous patronage as'''''S'
slowed on himself m
JOHN W. GARLl,h' u
NB-An persons indebted 70 ths sa' -,
are earnestly reqa. sed 10 settle h.iF e''-' hes
those having claims az alass him ~iu prs'sins ,,.,a
Mr.. scorT will attend 10 the sars a. vac yIux
JNo. W 6Ani'iN
Hiehmond. Oct. 10th, lSoi.
" N0TICE.-The subscriber eva q "
health permits, TO resume the naauiss r. ~
"SEMPiE'S BAKING POWDER !" W. sogs
place. on an extended scale, so soon - ,.s,,. u
Gro ports are op. ned, so that he may 'Af
requisite materials. c.pIfCk
oc Its JNO, w 49,
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D.. MASONIC NOTfCE-Tha members of
~ RICHMOND LODGE No. 10 are reqnest
ed to attend called meeting of their Lodge q, the
NASONS HALL, on this {rHURSDAY) evening.
a Z O'Clock. By order of the w. NJ
JAsES z. RIDDiCk See'Y
All brethren in good taLding are Invited 10 Nee,
with u.s.
October &c, A. /. 5e6l. A. d. la6l oc l7-lt
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~ IT Is THE WISH OF MANY OF
- THE VOTERS OF HANOVER COUNTY.
that poll be opened. at tho ensuing election. f,r
Col EDWIN SHELTON as candidate eui
neuty qualified to represent the people Of the
county in the mex. Legislature.
oc Ills MANY VOTERS
ne The papers of the city of Rchmo ad are re
questsd to copy.
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PERSONS desiring to send small pack
- , age', &c, To the meinbers of company II"
lst Regiment Virginia Volunteers, can do 80 bv
leaving them at X. A. L. DABSEY's store corner
7th and Broad streets, by FRIDAY next, 18th in
slant, at o'clock p. NJ. They vii. be taken charge
OF Dy Lieut.. j. A. IL kEE. &C l1-ltf
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W. A. MAUKY, Receiver,
oc lid, CIV &swlm = fredericksburg, Va
bhis. ~ snls BY
Ul ~ lie q, ,. OANENEV&G.

s1ssssse a aes sse# ssa sAsssas5
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l"'cAN"i pAANTOh BRAGG,
Major General Commanding
Colonel Harrcy Er0Wh, Commanding u. 5
forces in the State of f1orida, Fort Pickens
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
DI Il ID.

BMYBnIDeE-In BroqslyD. on F,idsy My le M.Is9ns
year and II months.
coLLINs-In this city on Friday. May 10, George w,
Youngest Denis d. and Catherine Collins aged years
10 months and days.
DoNovAN-In this city on Thnrsday May Dennis j. Don
second son of James and Harriet Donovan
pOWNING-In this city Friday May TO- Thomas b.. see
ond Of James and Ellen Downing aged years months
and days
Patrick and Ellen Faherty aged year month and day
GINOCHIo-On Thursday evening May g. John Ginochio,
old soldier Of the Army OF Napoleon L. IN the 10Th year o
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from st. Johns Chapel Vaick street. on
sandy 18th inst at p u without further invitation. The
remain. will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
GREsHAM-on Wednesday May g, Margaret r., wife Of
George Gresham and only daughter Of the late John HeoP
ESQ Of Geneva, N y
GREEN-In White Plains Friday May TO- Abigail j., wife
OF Dewitt c. Green, sged 20 years.
JOHNsON-On Friday, May 10, 1tabel daughter OF William
and Hannah Maria Johnson aged year. months and days
JACOT-On Thursday May Richard 'JscO in the 'h
Of his age.
KEEsE-At Camp Cameron, Arlington Hight. Washington
Thursday May 86l by the accidental discharge OF mnke
Mr. j. Lawrence Reese OF the late John Reese In the
q and cpds Of the family are invited to attend the
foners service ct Christ Church Of Harrison and Cln
streets Brooklyn, Sunday May j, at o'clock p M
The remains viii be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery for
intement
NoTICE-EIGHTH NATIONAL GUARD RESERVE
Tie Of this Company win meet at the Ast9 House in
J. l. KEEsE, late member Of The Eighth Ns,i29sl @ Guard
LYONs-In Brooklyn Friday May 10 Chsres Of Cross
man and Caroline L. Lyons, aged IA years.
McAIAHONn this city Friday, May TO- 1861, Margaret
Mcmahon, aged 81 years
MDORE-In Brooklyn Friday May 10, Amanda wife Of
Dsniel Moore, aged 20 years months and days
oAKEs-In Brooklyn. Wednesday, May very suddenly
Thomas c. Oskes, aged 4S years.
RIKER-In this city, Saturday May H. John l.. Riker
in the 18th year Of bis
funeral Monday afternoon May - at p o'clock from his
late residence Bowery Bay Astoria Long Island Car
rages will be in wsing at Wsshngton Monument Union
square NewYo York, at o'clock, Saturday, May H.
sMELTZER-In this city, Philip smetzeT, aged Sc years
and months. -.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend his
funeral Saturday May IL, at o'clock from bis late
residence No. a. Henry street
sTANFORD-n Jersey City Friday, May 10, George Stan
ford, in the 18th year Of his age . - . .
STEIVART-In brooklyn, ruesdsy, May T. Ms Mary W.
Stewart formerly OF Lycomng County Pa in the list year
Ofh sge. -,
WILLIAMS AT Aurora Cayuga County, w n on Friday
morning May TO- u the confidence Of certain fsh IN ihe
comfort of assonabe religious and holy houe julia Wood
Williams only daughter Of John j.. and Lucy W. Williams
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
Passcugers aailcd

h ,,edailp Brensn, for B,smenF Orpermann lady, 3
children a1d servant Havana; Mr. W. Mast aud dalghtes
Cincinnati. Nu Schroeder Bremen. Robert boyei f!itdeF
pha J. O. Bohns and ady Louis reter., Louis doe1e dy
And ,uale Geofsc Jordeus New Iofki Aug bfemcr, W.
Meysf met Prs-.t Julius Dlrnger, Schroeder e. scei
Der fhHup Amy Nes.Oflesnti Nm NSsenhsl' aad ndy,
Orsrrsyir H. Geo l.. Smith ar afy, Bf0okyn ". Her
mann Hamilton &. W. j. ,. B!ondn ady children and ser
va Nissura fal - J.. II. B0r t4t AID child Dayton o.
Ceofs- uhlmauu lady and chnd Ch0u v y, W. G. lanse,
lady ard children Ass krc4 Leopold 81 Louis Hoffman,
Msaukfe; D. H stege H stephen md a. ghisr Ms Hour
Benz Theo Msndelsshon Fred EhThai. sdy and children
Theo Gostfe lady and I've children fch Ru7ter, Fred
Krsue Lg~wcustein Emanuel 0oidsmit AMI lsdy Henry
Lud,usun and child Peter Nausrr aud lady John "a Lg
Mis-. Chsr0. Boyer Nicols Bremer and sdy j. iaieTs9n,
Fred Beasln lady and children. e. Mullcr aud lady, New
York Wihim lIsnf lady and chd sscn Isi,Id scgidcd
Peter Droge Ruf HcIss, boIy
stella Pred H. H. Moholdt Calorsi Emanuel BueTo
lady and child, Charleston y Gerhard " sn
csca Charles Heuser and edy, Newbeu Va Mrs barbara
fcober children Jersey City, George Nuobrger LADY
and daughter r.. X Bcdsle Louisville J. GuDzo ct Perl
M. Benz Schmidt, Pttsbgrfhi Rev Father fhipPl Gaai
rai a; g. Lcischctz, lady and child Cha Bogiscr pni
child Jos-ph Lspipe Pcansyvana; J. Keller and Indy
Iliadclpia }. IA. AbTahaas, Georgia Me Lyman smith,
Ars l.. Emery. Circirnai Peter Wclnt. LADY and child
Nes.York and ~ In the steorage-Tota, 2J
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--""~iOs is the vote on the final passage Of the

Declaration of Indeptn. Bumpass Hildretb, Horn,
Ha1te' johnson Mickey Msn tova ThompsOn, Wood
Payne Richardson, Stanton STOKES S
and Nj Speaker Newman-2O' =, - aud Trimbc-4.
NAYs-MessTs Boyd, Nash o'oAe''
ABsRNT-Mr. Peters-l. W,
YRAsMessrs. Baker Of Ferry, Baker OF r,s A.on,
Baylis Bcknen Bledsoe Cheathsm SSnden S ~ Fiy Can't
Guy Hebb Hurt Ingram, Jones' kenne kenneSy Lea boTa
ha Martin Mayfeld McCabe, Mophes, Nall flckelt rorr
RcLaTdson Roberts Shield Smith Sowen Treyitt Nanshn
Wbtmore Williams Of Franklin Williams OF Hickman, WOOD
and Mr. Speaker Whitthorne--46. -,
NAys-Mefsrs Armstrong, Brszelton Bntten, Butler Iad
well East Gillespie German. Greene, Hayron Johnson MD
aij f Anderson Kincad Claiborne Morris Norman Russell,
scnter Shrewsbury, White Of Davidson Williams oi Knox,
AGsiNTTes-Beay Bennett Trewlitt White Of Dickson and
Nilhamson-5
PAIRED OYF-Messrs Doak and Wisener--2
EXCUsBD-MT. HaI!s-l.
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MARRIED.

he Rev Robert Travis r Charles H. Bum to Miss julia A.
Hamm both Of Brooklyn.
BFNNFR--SMITH-On Tbursdsy, May 0, by the Rev r. C.
Putney r. Benz TO Kate L youngest daughter oil An
drew smith eco. all Of Brooklyn, Z. d.
EDMONDS-BASsETT-o Monday May 6, by the Rev Dr
Perry Of Brooklyn the Rev. John A. Ednonda TO MTs Sarah
A. Bassett Of Sag HaIbor.
LEWIS-CHAPMAN-In Brooklyn Thurtdsy, May p
oy TIE Nathan r. Chapman. r. Lewis TO lmogene M
dang Of Lebbeus Chapman, esq, all of Brooklyn.
H-FARNSWORTH-At Liverpool, Medina Co, Ohio,
or Monday May G. by c. Prchsd esq MI Albert Smith
to Miss Eliza Fernsworth, all Of Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
AFFAIRS IN KENTUCKY.

The following an extract from private letter
dated Paris, KY, Mays:
Old Kentuck spoke with vim for Union last Satnr-
day. Ii requires much more moral courage to be a
Union man in Kentucky than Northern folks generally
think Precpitancy is all we have TO fear. Don ma
fault with us for desiring 20 occupy position OF armed
neutrality. We know and can appreciate the lncon
sistencv Of such position, and that of loyal citizens,
under ordinary circumstances, as wei as any one ou.
occupying estaudpoint that we d., wetnDk 'ne ~
est LOYALTY we can render the Government and the
cause of Ultimate Union is to checkmate the precipta-
tors in our midst.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
miscellaneous.

4 SAFE INVESTMENT THAT WAR WILL
n Non NJuRE;-splendd APPLE ORCHARD in a
healthy aud besut al loclou Red Bank n J %
PIT 100 choice Peach Trees aud $50 valuable Apple Trees
mostly in bearing c0mptsiug many OF the best Kinds
ard particular de.cpio may h ~ The Tribune Oce
or AZ No. - PJrk O. at DREW fRENClrs EIe y s
road buidinf. Duancst inquire Of JOHN bUChLlN, Phh
anG the premises. tor Of the most beautiful sights In
nature M week next before tie llh lust, and see this
Orchard covered with Blosoms WAHBENS Boa diig House
strawberry farinsl Is near the 0gohsid
WILLIAM FITZPATRICK, FLORIST, @9th-
s aud Broad, ay h3 most decidedly the oe collection
PLANTS IN tie city 1000 Ncfbtnas Perpetual and stand
arI Roses tor su.e. AZ wPr prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
Tho cre,, Debate concerning the scriptures.-
New llnblitailons.

V,HE PATRIOTIC SONG BOOK-A superior
collection ofchose Tone. a.. hymns written and composed
for the tme uns dang the Wax by uprising millions
dren and by the nag Il our couutry AID
epise traitors conins - OF Songs Duets 4t tLo
rss bou sacred and secular and = vel -laPied of me ny
bs any 90 sinsius dit tie Cg VI Judah ui der H CONF
nard 81 KIM Jeo'pha aud may the traitors be snl,ttn e
cont of t.t gcsi ,augto, a page Of he Patoe sos
pook Pri.e 10 enss $6 per 40 IL will be published on
TUESDAY the l4th inst, by HORACE WATERS, Nos. aaJ
and lal BTo4dTay
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

FJAN ISc1DEYT.-On Wednesday man by the name
Of Briggs, measuring not ON six feet four inches
in hight presented Liuse a he recruiting once oil
the Union Guard, Capt. ne # this city, and eX,
nressed a desire TO enli.l. .ulng the day he had
travelled the distance of 2O ies-2O of which was on
footand without stopping TO get his supper had in
medatey set ont TO find the rendezvous IL s needless
TO saw that lis case at ended 10 with pleasure.
Said he in reply to the officers question, I'D like to
enlist with you, but lhesitating for momenQ ." m
Massachusetts man, and perhaps you don't take Mas
sacbusetts men," His fears this point were soon
0ieed by repeated assurances that it had not yet been
decided to reject Massachusetts men, if any offered
Themselves. Shortly afterward he introduced to
the company then driliog and at the mention OF these
Could the unbounded enthusiasm which at that mo-
ment prevaled-could those hearty cheers and those
eager uesionings be con,idered as any indication OF
their regard for Massachusetts, we should say that the
famous 9TH were not her only admirers. Massachusetts
has indeed done nobly and FOR it she is now receiving
praises from the entire North. Portland Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
nliIitarn Notices.

HEADQUARTERS 18th REGIMENT, N. Y. VOLUNTEERS
Infantry, May 10 1851
Sr,e rs-The Companies OF this Regiment VIII assen PIE AZ
tbe;r resnecve He adoarers 10 O'clock on MONDAf
Nav 3 Tor the purpose of being mustered into the eryce
the United States and to receive theT on'i' "" fP
ments preparatory to going into camp
BY order ef ,..,,,,y coto,o,
WI CAssIN Acting Adulant.
N.y,I Rr;g,de-pviue service will be held by the Chap
lain Rev G. w DENISON ot the Depot on satenslanu a.
II a m The ferry boat leaves the Battery every houI'
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Passengers Arrived

n ieloos0 Matp Hlrrif Nassau, ~ PCapt Thos Levi,
C.p Gilbert C. Heasy, John T. jenkins, Ne BesrNe . II
NcDsDel Ma. il. Wite, Miss R01snA Walters Miss hai
Walters sud Mics Nancy Walters.
n thio Cosiesg, from 81 Ihon0fAey Nj IaIil-dse en-
aty, Mo Fyfc, anl Edwerd steele.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-YoRK........MAI
Cleared.

ship-Msrspan, Watts Montreal. Hsllett Carmen.
Baris-A. Lrcou. Bbber Portland master NJ J. Cocord
Cocord Cardcuas. Walsh, Carver Chsso
Brigs-T. b. Watson Munday, LaguGyra -i Cygnet,
Schooners-Jas Madison, Glen, New Bmnswick " j. In
dine Risay, Phsdrphia BskeT DAYTON j. A. Parsons.
shaw Bridgeport T. Crisis Rener, Philadelphia. msslef
Ontario Hannah saem MASTER OTetto Samis NewBecfofd
master.
Sloop-Brandywine Akin Stamford --.
stesmer-C Concord, Norman Phiadepha, Lorer kira-
patrick
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

RARNuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
DRAMA FOR THE TINES
A n ID T. II > . n;
or,
NTRIOTS AT SUMTER IN 61,
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING THIS WEEK.
This brilliant and patriotic Den has been received the past
week with ile most enthusic applause Cheer upon cheer
geted The representative, OF the various craers and the
enthusiasm with which ',f eroP,ous
STARS AND STRIPES
ere greeted would s,te terror 70 the heart Of every traitor
THE UNION MUST T ,ti'1S &%D VIII III ' 81 PREsERyrD
Th; P5i%a NIB f32yeS 81 H11G EG by h
he'iae A' RELICS R Is FRI From FoRT ITTR
TIE OLD WASHINGTON FLAG,
HERR DRIESBACH THE LIOE-rAMFR-
WITH OuD ADAMsS PERFORMING BEARS,
TtiE SEEAr IMfNG BIAcK SEA LION
THE CELEBRATED SWISS BE4RDED LADY,
Mis-, i. REED THE LILLltuTlAN QUEEN,
THE CURIOUS AND AMUSING WHAT is IT.
7I T7HIE DFN oF IIyiNG MONSTER S M sNAkEs.
LIVING SEAL, $4,000 eufiosities, &c.
Admission q Children under 10 years, IS cents.
I AURA KEENE's TIIEATER.
- ONE HJNDRED AND SINrY-SlN NIGHTS.
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY THOUSAND
MONDAY, AND EVERY 'YSiiGur THIS WEEK,
THE sen EN SISTERS.
UNCLE SAMS MAGIC LANTERN
BEAUTIFUL UNION TARLEAUX.
NE BIRlh or THE BUTTERFLY
BOWER OF FERNS.
Doors open al =! commence at o'clock.
On wEDEEsDM EyESING, May IA, 1861.
ANNUAL aBEYEFIT
Mr. THos BAKER,
which occasion attractive bin win be presented together
NEW MUSIC opEG ATIc SELECTIONS,
CELEBRATED UNION OVERTURE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

A,pnws Huntsville (Transpor for Annapolis Dawn Trans
pot) on cruise City Of Manchester tBr for Liyerpoo,
james L. Boger for Havre orcksep, fr Le=15 nszps.,
for Montreal Kate Prince for Lepreax N. B. Adelaide Cut
Stefan Aus for Queenstown; Adelphi for Wilmington Del
Trinidad CsTOline Aspinwslii Ina, for Demsraa.
BELOW-l brig.
WlND-N. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
Boara ano Rooms.

HOBOKEN.-A Lady and Gentleman or party
ftentlemen can be accommodated with 30 Ahp ms Pn
vae family two miutes' walk Of the ferry ing nous %
an modem npoy yeu.ents Apply at BALDWIN Co.. NO. "
Iihsgty.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
san-Res.f:43 lSets............5:00 Moousets...9as
Sandy Hook 955-Gov. Island ...lo:i5 Hell sa,e....I:;G
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
SPECIAL Notices.
STEAMSHIP Great Eastern,

FRIDAY May ~ l3Dl },
The Passengers the GREAT SHIP dee TO record publicly
The favorable and pleasant pre they have derived nom
her second American voyage, drawing 70 close -
the experiences te voyage have led US 10 the conVon
that the Eastern embodes the most substantial ana uaD
qualities OF sea going steamer; that her enormous ength
eminen'ly her the Atlantic services that her speed after
certain publications. the motive power independent OF the
engines viii eqna that any first class steamer soat with All
force of the gives that her motion, under ordinary CIR
cnmtances is but pleasantly percepbe, and under any cur
cumstances easy aud regular shat only the most sehVe
experience any inconvenience and that her noble spaciounes
affords comfort hitherto utterly nsttainobe ~ sea.
We deem II due the travelling aud commercial world TO stare
that during this tip the GREAT EASTERN encountered
sever gale than IL often met the North Atlantic ana
weaheed 80 brayely that I'll nautical on board agreed
abe could stand the weather. no strain resulting
10 any part Of her h7ge hull works any indication
by sound having given that she felt the winds and waves
The present officers Of the ship commended to the Ane
can public as gallant and good We no sra part oi
pleasure Of voyage 10 their unng readiness 20 meet
smallest desressn amiabUity the more pleasing because
their actual dles unusually eTactng and exha1tn2 we
trust that CAPTAIN THOMPSON aud his staff may be long re-
tanned in the service of the GREAT EASTERN. -. =.
A. NJ Cozzens VIM. g. West, Nm. L. Wilmer, ~ H. Wolfe
Arthur Wilson, Joseph Thornton A. NJ Converse Cornelius
Crnne Ed W. Turner Andres Nrasi Jose dc Linacs bel
min ThoDton Robert Elves George NJ Payne c. h. Holt b.
W Ceaye H. Nagcl John r. Bcards Orel Niyessh sidney
Hire A g. Waite Adolio Moner, Alfred Barrett Robert seton,
Joseph H. Lewis j. Caryaho A. j. Fernandez j. T. smyth l..
Ksen Evan Leigh John Murphy, John C. Ferguson henry
Ne Edgard H. House Joseph lIardwick H. ErsAtne irving
Thomas Raney w z. Crooke, j. James Cousins, Eshee Il.
W. Cushman Frederic H0wlden JoLn Caldwell, u u Jones,
Cecil Ross r.. q. W. Butler IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
ENGLISH ARMS FOR REBELS.

We lind the following important announcement IN
The NaslrWe Tenn Banner OF May {;
owe learn that vessel arrived at ac-OritdhS
from Europe on Mondoy wih 25O,0OO stand Of arms
for the Confederate Stotes. This Is the vessel which
the blockaders have been anxious about, and which
the New York papers have been urging The Govern
,neut 10 watch Tor and SEIZE They aw oke 'oo late.
q About fifty boxes of guns and large amount OF
powder and oihe munitions Of war reached this cly
by railroad last evening from the South. There VIII
be no scarcity of Now that the way Is clear,
let every man prepare 70 shoulder his musket.