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aItrn Union ,arIttleiten.
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Sirgcr pom ttren Gin fir rte Union entbiupsu
t6aur. Die Qrteiter hes eanpss m5rpen i6lice
lib ouiseiorce t.. bel Der @cnfitutipn fcf,uns6rn
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pcfHuh9cn.
Sur tie Str9tutG ScIteconpcnticu werccn am
4. 5ebrunr oe DCle9oten qspG6Gt. Der Qpuh.
burg Sirainton frmnbnt ejuorjnsti& our g4aGl
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@injisrr prn Oieicr 9eIitenibrut pelte fir al
has iebiae detel 0eraurmcrtIth liup, etner Sib
IN Der @onventiou erbieltc.
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II. SsftluHe, wurin aus Stlatsn, itldvcnbal
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Stt9iuieu CUR c~rulteren Gnlfrenaun1 ;~ulpertiu
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4 5etruar GcumiMCuers mad 0aIbiugtcu III
acmein'amer Scratbnna ~ %leuoeu.
Oo Der @onsre6 ,uiolae Der 6ortnGdiqteit Der
9tcputlitlner gu oar tstnem 9~tsiultdtc tommen
Faun, unp Die 8erufuus Ger Notional Cor.
:snticn cdr& ion mob LANCE Belt uui it6 wartcn
IaIsn ptrp. 70 q rtsier Sbritt &irsiujcus nm 70
ipihtiger.
Sie limb bic ridti1Ren. Die bis Jest ,ur @si.
Irsuna Der !Setis 9rf1gt wurreu. Sie ocbcn
tstduutlib Don psm GouQreF-D cputirten @ir.
DrYor ans unp blteu rem SeifaG adler GpnIer.
%pltipeu.
Die Sseefionitsn ac6su t8 bic srDPts Mitc,
lore anuabme i'm 6GuS al 6intertreibrn. felen
icpeh nit tlGalibcr Miucerbcit curt. Der 8e,
ftluF. CUR Ginloouu9 auperer @tnatrn murbe NIT
ll6 asaeu 10 Stimmen orqencmmeu. Die @e.
kblulr %aefimmsu f%erner, oo6 bic GpmmiTjun,rs
Der tstrrfsnoen Stoateu lire rtroioru 8iihlGTe
tat ju %criiclcm, 70 irl oae lofort rcm Gieuycr
i.eur rem &traiujeu pcn Ncn 5 @cmmiTcncre
rlit8etbsiIt werpen, rts S,rsiu;cn ernenurn pirb.
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Ra6 Der SOrfeauns:
S. s. q "a ; 0 g II.

Sidrts a 80 Gts. fiir sinsn 6errn uno Game
ltno ~ baten bel 6rn. 6cuc, SrcGrfr ,miI6cn
Ger L. UNI 2, 6rn. O6rfinacr, Sroacfr. ami
lden Ger 4. uuc s., 6rn. Sauer, groaehr. ami
lben Der 8. unc T.. 66. Guter II. 8,ctb., Wain
str. ipilber Der g.. unr 10. unr Srn. 8. gice
am <eu Iartt.
@tr Iacen 81 3ablrci6cm Ssiu&c creetcnn Elm
Das Gpmmtttc:
@erbob, Stitin9er, @iiut6er,
Hun9r, 6. Sibter, s.. 3thter.
Serlanat: Suslcth etn oeuti6cs Mdr.
den sur 6aue0rtrit bel
OtfIer an Rcfette.
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gGihtiae Nn6ri6t!

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Ga ets Srnftrs 9CsenWdrtiS QrOEen Discount fWr un,ur>
ranie SonfnCteG oerlansen, p,aden pir unieren RrnStn unO
ptm 8eIamnten 9ubiiiunl Ole @HScise, baB mir gero. uno
SnosGorOGna unD nturvaute Yirsiniibe Ncten N ibrem
Yolen 2Sertbs ais 30bIun9 alter 3ebnunsrn pber bel reusr
gintoufsn 10 LANCE ~annebmeu, olS bjelc 9otii in bieem
Platte srl@tlnt- &m. @aItaee S.66ne,
28bVleiocsgrpeers.
Ode Der I4tn HnO @arpsShuEe.
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GoAales.

Ma9Or0 Court. Tbornton, Elm Ne4,r, ,r6idt
Is Yra9eI aaiaeldblt, wttI or lib i'm 2ren 8lnrtt
Ui9renO rer Marttjeit nnO in @e0cnpart BON
Damon uaantdapi9 t%stya3en 9atte.
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Mm1eiacm.
Gin 8 d

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in elmer aur9bnrtn Sage uHb init outer Runo.
lboft, rr iaeleib nit cinem Rohltop oerbunoen
1T, Ger i5 ater and ais 8dfer. unD @Cuftctio
R%drpltcre ci9dct. itrbt peAen 9Bobnunqeysrance
biaia i'll 9elflufen. NlbtTfs gu e~rfraaen
in rsr Sfice oieies Slattes.
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Auslan0.

Oentf6tnHN. Die oeutffc NreTe tc16Sf-
bi0t fih Jest iebr onaelegrntlit nit rer furteif.
i6en 6raqe unit Die preu6il6en Si6tter fcrccrn
teiOnoerS Die preu6ti6c gte9jerung auf fb Jest,
od ole oeriommctteu &dmncrn ibre Stimmeu or.
6eben, UNI te gteaicrun9sn III elmer eiusreifenreu
6bGti9te!t fur oaS pcrfaGunaemdsi9e 8c6t ,u
%OrGnaeu, fb an Die Spibe rtr Semeouua AZ act.
len uno f& in cicIer 5roge cte 6errihaft nnp
Den Sica ~ e%rriusen.
Die &oie~3eituns . rGF'ntIjbl ben Gntrurf
elmer 9~etitjou an poe preugiIbe 6duo per Qboe
rrenetcu, Der in elmer ScriammIuna pom Mjie ia
bern cee Natipoat Bc>cins in S6ln upn elmer a,u
erndnuten Jteoattcnc. @ommilipu ocraetraoen
purbc. Sn cicftr petition ,rirp cine Qmnclfie
ais @eIcb p%erionat.
Die ocn Se6ert Yrus in 5tettin ictt ciuem
Sabre terau79e9ctcue Sttttiner NlOutd9s Sci
tun9 1T an leeten @lontas in lester Summer er,
1%tirueu. Der tetanntlib e~rtranfte Dirtter nimmt
oorjn felbii 9Jblbiee pom 2eler, "a or o]efunOcn,
oaB err raS NtaB Icincr 3sjt unO iciuer Groft
iberi6Gbt bate; Ter DienIt Ger VreIIs lct Elm
iebr ~ltren8cr; ntr Ih jbm rtnmnl erlebrn miiiTe
ibm ouh gang unO YuuFGnOi1 oneet5yen uno
auf alc ar66rren iiternrtlheu @t6ue uub ale
umfafcnOireu mjTenlbaftiacu 2lrbettcn pcr,ih,
ten; pie0 m6htc ,r Cprue) abey ni6t t5un, umc
%itbcrcje6 iei CT isit Niouotcn pcn elmer 1bmsr II
F0rpcrIjheh geipen befou:u, oas iciu2r Ib6tialeit
Die cn9iten @rcnicu iitd3.
Dresden. 10. Gee. llettyroI6una it eine
ME oa6 ,2cip}i9er 9ournal" cr,aHlt, 6cute in ner
erfen Sammer fir beren Wiil ljcOer au5lelcete
GinIobuu8. Gle loutrt r6rtIih:
Die bieiile Djltoutfcn~GuItait 6rreiht nnb
o%srfduft nit otriSt itttber 0tnc6mt9una Gin pul.
Der gc8cn Ggjlepie. 6jeriu mcroen Gllern ae,
brouht, melbe in per 3,it pom d. Dec m6cr bis
Is. 9lnuar acibOTeu liuO uuo on ceuen pepcr
6Inuen NOS 5erern febtsu %riirfcn. llu,abliae
Geute iinC ourh picic Du!rcl frun 6eracltut NOR
ben letper gcGcu a5,r 10 wenig c~crgleid. II 81,
ifeln, elm, oa6 Die ic6r ltartc Jtahirdae nad Die.
lem @ulYer nitt b%cfrieotat merreu tlun. Der er.
9ebrnlt uuter3ei6uete acitattet lib Onbcr an be
%acehrtru 6rritait5-, Hjttersuts. uhno @utsbc.
liper rer &ammern pie @ittc. FIR ojtIen mobltb1
ti9cn 3mcf mDaItGf MEL GIlteru IN Der acnanr.
ten 3stt ihtcBeu, unO an ME tieFge DiatUniIeu-
Anitalt cjuienceu lolen III noCen.
3reeren, II. 9ccemter 1860.
Otto y. @romaurssprf.
TnS cieIe &cr,jhe.Sitte Mint aan, unberIf
tiicb. n.G ib Sci Gem @eacnfanoe Der 81
fentli6ru Scrat6uu rer &r6lnprpnuno roum
tc,wciteln. 30r Ujrt baten rohcr mater oas
Stbrifttif oele..: Dir 6eyrru y 5hSrf,rs
2Diipemfcls, .. g8eld. .. 86nnerte, alban
sh6nbarA, ., S@6nCnrs 8ibrau, .. 3e5mfn
> 2uttihou, y. Qoieru, .. 0o~fis<gDoqw I.
Ror @acta 1T Nuee uhYcrGnoert : otsr
8c-6anplunscn pesrn cihes ausaeOebntcu gRof
I ufjutonpes loacu i'm 0anos lein.
Die Grnennuna uon prini Garisnan oIs sS
Graf 1ropapi fpn Die rs]aftoaartn geweouu.
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gRibtis fir 0rocer!
9ufcr, Bacon, 2arS &C..
200 95te. gcreinieten 3ufr.
. 6boS. 5anle, @3reait5 uno SSrulbera,
100 Y'bls. prima 2eaf 9aro.
100 SertS pFim0 GjVlbcn !Rdlr.
40 9ata9ee rrjmG @pIben 9Sutter.
30 Sble. prtma Serlcu GiNtr,
2OO Sble. Nr. l 2 uno 3 MadereIs,
Jon Sorfa friltc ocrjn0t,
40 Sores SIR. o @lplaFte,
100 @crta Sire Graders,
20 @bIs: Sul6 @ctltoes,
200 9blS. rcnl:it;c 8ranbs, Sin u.
400 &oret @ouSise uno Soap.
SpieeS, @ufpbtaT uno ale %lenifiaes in elmer
rcterg YrrLcn'niCneen %rtifeI, b: 5iljg Y%erfauft unb ouf
eI5e leine oeatl@sn 6rsunSe auinerfi1m mabi
8m $ 5pGtr,
l3te Str,
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Hats & Caps!
!, 9 sf[ pttunnen mn &e'opnicn, funie rem aeebrttn
Neuen putt unp Ntueen-S tore.
gtr. l55 Srco ftrast, ,fpiftcn Ser 6ten mn 7tcn
NIT elicr 0reEtn Nueipdtl Der reufCn unp mpSernffen Jo,o-
II tn'n r%cebrtsn Nuntcn Die 2ierlthcruno, San i'm btTi o,,rr
% 5rC luc bic t~iHiQfrn Nrci1r tercfne. " y" s"N'
unt a ti9tr 9ulprud tittct cr1rtcni
6rprot Gamer
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Sebn &etnborb1,
neutIder Iebrer.
Gr0ra GbrrRbrra,

B NJFFHVFKBt
0atritant rcn Spjrget- uuo Ytlrrr. Rabmsu
$40. IL Governor Straee.
Gsm feIilten gutIiam Die ~erectenle &n;r:ee. sof ids
,rb1nlt babe. wrlelbt &abmen jtScr Spolft tSr rsS S TtNrG u,
ben btIielten 9rtuen unp in Ser er66ttn austpa6l NJ 6Stssn
l'nS. 9spa otrrelt .mercen 9IciafGl5 biuiolt opSacfnbrt.
'' N'r"Ws <'Ul"NNe nItd 81. GbrentcrO.
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unatbdusjssr Surnpsrsin.

@ontaa, rrn 2Sfsn Sanuur 1861,
Sbeatct=NSpraenpaa
IN Srn. q. Steintein's Mcuticrls 6ctet
Bur anTihr=Hy tOmml.
Ser 6cr(uumfd5cuc aSrtus.
S@raat in 3 aetea BON s, pcn gIfe.
Nerlonen:
9rtnS @clfNons.
6err y. 8aItrr9, Cavalier pes prin,en.
Der 9eitor,t
ger d5eSst@. sterstar b" prtngn.
Der Sammsrrieusr
spjttf eatot.
Nron Jtcsl, cine urme @6uRtrpttps.
SSilbeln', ibr @rbh, Stufcr.
0pden, ShlufYermdltereto6ter.
Grain Sernau, 6cfOdme.
6ofromsn, Gin 8ulemnr1haG, 6ammeriunsfrrn,
S0taien.
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81 &ermi tasn

81 &ermi teen
itrbt cine fbGne 9Ro9nung an cine t;ctne unp
6amilie bel 9. 8|raufe,
Ste Str, NapY 6ia.
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Ssfannt uad mmaen.
Sob. Msimbarbt's
N'uii@e unO cn9llas s8uIc an groarF

neutl@s uno cn9lilte S6mte an Sroarhr.
iwtldeu Ger 2ten unc 3tsu Ctr.
Gte Sdu!e res lnte;ti6neten in nunmebr in Gein gRcbn.
paus an SrreelroFe cere9t Sc lit ecasnm6rtio yfoum
.%Crboneen ir 500 SduIer, mcstoIb fer llrterfbrisSere
leuis Sreunos. une afr gefannitu bSattft criudbt. linn mic
,r0uen. ' N"oA'N-
Neelt Der eeuilhen II. ersll6sa pirb and ole f%ran,5GTte
Srrads eelttrt, lctpis ale Sum turstrIiben eeben nrtbpcns
IGN Henntnlhe uno Gcrit0teiten. @u6 lit een Gltern Sc
Hg'npSt 9efeten, tpre Sinner auf biuiasm 9Bsae WtanpIpis,
len ure Siretn e:leruen su lodcn.
pa Der In, q %ie'pnste sptlf Sabre Sptslebrer in 0eutI6.
SSnv y uno rte betonnt aud fbpn ;ebn Sabre bier in
eoei9tstf inl 9tbrerterufs aufiupciirn sermoS: :. 10 mcr-
gen lrtIt ceuti6c Glern, beuen or ntdbt oenoil bcforrt in
'''"t" ~hl'ahp netmeu. ibrt 8inber in ttinc S6ule su Ieubcn.
SotabuneeppI
Sebn &etnborbl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

TTTanhIat9H
The late Leuiepan General Of the united States Army
the brave General Sc3 arrived in city yesterday y
the steamer Arago and y oGceded To the Hotel de fn.
rope. Previous 10 his leaving New York the fortunate
conquorer OF Mexico The object of the most atorng
distinction. The Chamber of Commerce OF New YORK
passed resolutions, in which they Jonc with tho entire
nation 10 esteem for tic great virgin a tzeu. We oh
yed with pleasure that the American captains now in
harhor improyiscd board the Arsgo kind Of ri
umpha arch deced with flags ID hanor ol General scott
To-day, ~ haipast = inc o'clock IN The morning, The
captains assembled in the court o! tho Hotel dc
Europe, and; preceded hy captain Lines, commander Of
the transatlantic steamer Ara2o went arm in into
the apartments Of the brave veteran Of The federal army
Each succcss!vely pressed his haud with emotion.
little while after the General addressed them fol
My kind friends and deas fellow counrymen-l thank
you profoundly Tor this demons tration. My heart is
det ply touched. I always happy find mvself
among my fellow citizens oi tho tnlted States, but tho
circumstance Under which this Vs.t axes place makes
me donbly happy am proud to receive your wishes
foreign land, thousands Of miles common
country.
love, among al, your profession and take this op-
portunty which you have offered me- to assure you Of
my entire devotion 10 the Cause OF my dear cauntry |
convinced that these your feelings Once more
my friends let me thank you worry sincerely for this spon
taneous proof - yoar friendship for NJ Old solder Of our
glorious America
May God bless you all Farewell my friends
The General has TO Havre with his daughter,
his son II Jaw, and little grandson sit BY the eleven
O'Clock for Paris where he win be met ty his wife,
who stays at the Hotel de Rivnli.
In consequence Of the arrival o General Scott and tue
news tie LATE Of ,h federal 1eo the American
vessels port hois,ai their national coors
From the journal du lavfc, oil The 25ih Noyemberl
me landing ~ General winfield scott was the occasion
yesterday ol warm cyaton, innroysod by the officers
of the United states merchant vessels now n our port
Their repeated hun ans Nsre mingled with good many
French who thus rendered HOMAGE TO the person
Of ID de.ender Of thar cause oi civilization which
one IN the New as IN the ud world.
The General, IN laudrg, had 70 pass under immense
capoty med oi Union coiors each end Of which
held slct By The hands Of numerous American officers
Another riimphli arch Of the same kind awaited hg
General at inc cDse of the entrance 10 The r.
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waters Of the North Atlantic prepared Cor any gency
heeols leaving India Iq planhed over his water tnAs
SO - 20 make a solid platforms elevated above his oul
works On this he NOW ted two long twoyeponndsfs
one pointing The stayhoard and tho other oyer inc
arhoatd side OF his ship lie thus showed q once re-
spectacle armament besides hay ing secured clear 3ase
on which TO work IT, In addition 10 thus ne Was Ne' sup
Piled with small arms and hoatamg implements,
The sequel shows tha in all this he was not over prov
dent, tor Captain Mayo reports that on tho -oh OF NO
yempcr, whom latitude 20 degrees north, and lorsi-
ude 5s sest he discovered suspicious looking v,sse ON
his lea quarter, which renamed in sight unti the morn
ing of the 27th when at about e!g O'Clock, another
ship hove in sight also his len quarter out soon bore
away for the vessel which had beon in ha compny for
the past two days after running before the wind Tor
ha an hour the second, or strange ship, again nauiea
her and and starred after the Grey Feather and con-
hue tho chase Tor four hours and half, or until one
r. NJ. when she had so, within about two miles of her
the Grey Feather being deeply laden that her speed
was not equal 10 that oi the ship Al this time Captain
Mayo deemed prudent to prepare to meet an enemy
and determined 10 defend his vessel to tho last With this
object in view he loaded and shot,cd his long twelve
Founders, and made clear for action Atths time the
suspicious vessel being about anG half miles dis
tant Captain Mayo hoisted hs ensign In the usual manner
in order to attract the strangers attention 10 this the
ship did reply Captain Mayo then bore away and
brought The stranger range and fired shot across her
bows This had the effect OF causing her to hoist the
American flag after which she hauled sharp the wind,
and disappeared in q short time.
The spirited and successful example OF Captain Mayo
aud Messrs L. H. simpson Sons, the OF the Grey
Feather, worthy the attention Of and might be pro.
ftaby initiated by all other and masters OF sea
going vessels in these troublesome times.
The Grey Feather had valuable cargo board and is
herself very line vessel having her outward voyage
made the TO Melbourne in eighty-two days. The
vessel and cargo would doubt have been welcome
| prize 10 privatcer
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TIL f N A v Y.
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
Al the Brooklyn Navy Yard the Chippewa went into
commission yesterday, with the following list Of OIL

commission yesterday, with the following list Of OIL
GERS -
Liente,,crt tommnnding--Ancrew Bryson
Ls,,R.s,dnt--B (herardi.
AssissGnt SnyqeGa-I0uis Ian Zen.
Acting ASitdm Povnoter--G. A, Robertson
-4ciag Mdsi,s--F. A. Rapp, ". II DeWolf.
1c.llg Masters kdtes--W w. Cofax, s. T. Dsde, H. &.
Waddcll J. NJ. Croker
T.i.d 1astrnt Esgi,e,ss-Robert B. H,ne W Musgrave,
H. r. Gregory.
The Quaker City viii 80 into commission today, with
the following officers
cop,nand,.-Jas Madison Fraiey.
Lic,aendnt--S Livingston Breesc.
Acng Mds.e,s--Oliver s. Brock Toford Durham, Hora.
ito s. Blanchard.
Gaansy--Wm. II. Hamilton.
Chbf Engaser--Ceo w Farrar.
Se,oad assistant Engimer--lohn T. foake
Third Assistant Enafacers-Peter Robinson, Thomas Sla
ter, John Tennant.
Acting Masters hdts--lindey II. Livingston, David H.
Daniel Chas. A. Crawford
Commanding left the Navy Yard at eight O'Clock A..
NJ and proceeded % her anchorage of Ellis Island 10 tho
North river, whore she will receive her powder and i'm
medatey proceed to The following is correct list
oc her o.acers:--
Lieutenant CnamdndinG---J. w. Kittredge.
Acting Mcs.er and Ertctpirs Opfcnr--W. q. Ilndt.
Acing Sastys--E. T. Jones, W. H. Meinthew.
Actipg 1ssis,dnt PdJnsdsttr-Marcus B. Osborne.
>tcis,p AssiStaRt Suryec,.--O. ID. Root.
MGsf.yS Hotes--Wm. Barker T. n. Myers, j. G. Con-
stant.
TIE officers OF the Swedish frisate Norrkopmg, Com
maner Adersparre visited the yard yesterday and
received with all the honors salute being red and the
commander of the yard Commodore Paudng showed the
vsiters All the cnriosltics
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The Fort nt sandy Hook. New York
HnrIlOr.

The fort this place commenced emily, by tho
construction Of Buildings required in the prosecution OF
operations and by grading and pankng roads leading
from the wharf the site of the fort The works dur
ing the as few months have progressed with great
pidity and it is condit on TO mount large mum
bcr OF guns II commands the channel Of the entrance
TO tho lower bay, and the entire HORACE around
hostile fleet approaching Now York barbor by the Mar
rows would hrst have encounter the fire the bate
ry - sandy Hook, some Of the guns OF which, with
sight elevation, sent by recent experiments, hundred
pound shot distance u two miles before striking the
waller. After passing ths point the fleet viii come with.
III the range of hty of the guns OF Fort Richmond and
tort Hamilton IN the rst stage of its progress and as il
advances The number oi guns increases, until the feet
will receive the fire of two hundred AID fifteen guns
should pass these without being disabled il stll has
TO encounter the batteries of Governor Island and For
Wood OH BeCloes Island.
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The Baltimore md Ohio Railroad.

tFron tiic Wheeling (Nirsiniu) nciligenccr, Dec III
V gratifying 20 Announce that the work Of erecting
bridges and repairing the damages 10 the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad done by the Confederate forces
commencement Of hoslites Is progressing with zeal and
energy, and thus far amount OF labor has
been performed. whilst the work Is still progressing
The enemy during the spring, ro and destroyed
two substantial wooden bridges, of which passed
the Little Cacapon twenty mles east u cuubcr
land Over this stream hridre has , ben hnisnca
enc hundred aud tbiryoue feet IN length ana supported
by strcng sbutmenls. The Other one Gcroycu passea
Great Cacapon miles west o Hancock, ana Was
two hundred and sixty lve feet in lergh. ms ls N
N be lnishet.
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PORTSMOUTH NAVY YARD.

lhe United states corvette Portsmouth, at the Ports
mouth Navy Yard has received orders proceed Sou
with sealed orders She has an entirely new armament
consisting OF sixteen eightuch columbads and nifty
FOUNDER rifed Parrot gun mounted on pivot. TIT
Port month sails with sealed ORDERS has full comple
rnent Of men and marines, and, il is sad i. bound o
some important service. Ihe following is list Of he
oilccTs--
(on,manGcr-Samuel Swartwout
Frs, Lientenont---R. e. Johnston.
Frs Liertenoa. Commanding hG,tnes--Wm. II Hale.
Acttag Lieafenants--H ). Ward, N g. Mitchell, n.
Richmond.
.Sutlipo NaScr---F. o. Davenport.
S,Uge0,t--J :. DUNCAN.
1ssiadrt Suge0a--A. N. Wells.
Assiadm poym1sfer-Caspar Schenck.
Nttshi, ,mcn--Water Abbott.
Masters HaesG smith, T. h. Cannon IL Jones.
BostScoia--P. A. Chasin.
Gnaner-T. Cassidy.
.cr!m1hsr--H. j. Hayden.
IdJJvRi3--T. Shannon.
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The Europa or Cape Race, but Rot
Boarded.
81. JOIN, (s. ~, DEE. il. 1861

81 IoHs, (s. + J, Dee I3, 1861.
Tho steamship Europa, from Liverpool, November 90,
via oueeowh pecembcr !, passed Caro- Race about two
miles on aal past eleven O'Clock this forenoon. The
was very high, and although the nsNsboat or the
Associated pr,Vs started Tor her. she Unable trge
more than hall miie from tho Cape Tho steamer would
not Genre nearer and her news not obtained. Thc
FrrCns ~ he a. = ., Halifax un sunday mcrling.
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IMPORTANT FROM HALIFAX.
Kumors About the Rebel Comm issioners
Breckenridge and Hunter.


II has been strongly reported here today that Messrs
Brecknriiec and Hunter applied for passage BY tho
canada, but we're refused in consequence OF a tsle
graphic despatch from secretary Cameron, warning the
agents OF the cunard line against conveying rebels Mr.
ennard enlphacaly contradicis the report.
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fommdutier--J. II Martin.
Iispteatuiit--H. II. J., rclliscr.
Httsr--J. Richards.
,surqeoR--J. ". Rasin.
Fa6n,as,er--F. l., Patch.
Engincer IN Chdrgs--l. Swan.
M,dsbipma,t--A. GIenle.i.
MdSter's Assfdnnt---F. J. Palmer.
The Landrails officers are kind, oblig
and are IN no way inclined TO keep anyth
ing their ship or themselves while in the
York,
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THE PRlvATEERs STILL AT WORK

THE GLITTER SHIP GREY FEATHER CHASED IN TIE
NORTH ApLANTIC-pRrDENr AND GALLANT DE.
FENCE OF HER COMMANDER
The ship Grey tsather. cap'aa ). Mayo, which ar
rived tine port the sth inst from British IN ia re.
prts exciting asd interesting occurrence when be.
fe her her voyage This loss iaan the appear
cf very HuFpeio1s craft. supposed he pr,a.
,ccr of the W.ndward islands and the discontinue the
latter by The prudent light and determination OF
Captain Mayo.
The caAnn, being aware shat pryateers infested The
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his deparm M was conducted with system and
efficiency. MAYOR Tower, Surgeon Campbell and
ASSISTANT surgeon Sutherland, in their respective
dutes usaned their high rcputations. Captains Robert
son, Luryea anu blunt, and ieutanants Pennington and
seeey respectively commanded batteries Lincoln Scott
foten and Cameron and small battery Spanish Fort
and the other Officers batteries The fer, with diatp
gusbed ability Captains Dohss and Bailey's companies
were with the batteries lincoln aud Cameron and did
their duty faithfully and efficiently. The companies Of
Captains Henbercr and Duffy OF the Sixth regiment
York Volunteers successively duty the fort
and rendered cheerfuly important assistance The
regular companies engaged at the batteries all OF whom
performed their duty efficiently as TO preclude my
uaking distinction Companies A, and l., First
Artillery c, Hand X SecondArtilcry and and r, Third
infantry, and Companies and !, Sixth regiment New
York Volunteers
IA closing tender 10 Flag Officer Mexican and Captain
Ellison, Of the Navy, and TO their officers and my
best thanks for their able cooperation which would have
had The happest results but for the unfortunate fact that
great draft Of water prevented their sufficiently
approach TO the works OF the rebels
am, General very respectfully yourobedient servant,
HARVEY BROWN, Colonel Commanding.
Brig Gen. J.. THOMAS, Adjutant General United States
Army Washington, ~ c.