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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Important from western Virginia.


CINCINNATI, June GA special dispatch from
Grafton to the Gazette says that the American az
is flying along the whole route between that point
and Wheeling. Ohio troops are guarding the
road.
Major Loring, of w heeling, was brought through
tonight. He was arrested on the charge Of trea-
son.
large number Of the secessionists arrested are
taking the oath Of allegiance. They all say they
expected war Of devastation, and had been de-
es'rsd By th.ir leaders. The best feeling 10 pre-
vailing between the troops and the virginans.
Volunteers are being raised for the Government
at Martinsburg aud through this section. Several
companies went down to Wheeling this evening
for drill
There are twenty companies OF infantry and
several Of artillery there, AZ a garrison. A Won
derful change Of sentiment has taken pa ace there.
The Union feeling is largely predominant.
Nearly 200 troops are at Grafton and at Phil
lipi, namely: The sixth, Seventh and Ninth In
diana and First Virginia Regiments, and Cols
Irvine, Andrews and Steadman with the Ohio and
Cleveland artillery. Gen. Morris, Of Indianapo-
lis, Is In command.
Ii 10 not known how many reDels Were killed
at Phillipa. They were under the command OF
Col. Potterfeld, of Eastern Virginia. Many
Union men were impressed into their ranks.
Col. Dumont's Seventh Indiana Regiment led
the attacking column at Phillipa. Col. Critten-
denis regiment did not get up in time to partici
pate.
The march that night was really wonderful. In
looking at the ground one is astonished that they
could travel the distance In the time they did. II
was never exceeded In the military history OF the
country. The troops are movingto Phillips TO-
MIC
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Affairs iuL.ut.viII. and Mem,A,s.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June The Bulletin says
that Col. Anderson feels sure that troops are
coming here, no interference from Tennessee re-
specting railroad matters being anticipated, and
that the Nashville and Louisville railroad viii
obey the order Of the federal government.
The Memphis Argus Of the Sd inst, says the
boat owners and captains Of that city have recon-
mended 70 the military authorities not 70 allow
boats owned North, or by northern sympsthiIers,
70 run In the southern Waterl
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Death of xamu,IApnIetsn

BosToN. June 5--The Hon. Samuel Appleton,
q we'll known citizen, died suddenly this mora
ing. Mr.. A. was formerly member Of the firm
of. w Paige Co but Of late years be had re-
tired from active business. His first wife was
daughte of Daniel Webster
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DTHR star publishes the List OF Le''e"
remaining In the Washington City Post once
under the provisions Of the law directing them
70 be printed In the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the ONCE. Its
sosa1 daily circulation Is more than double that
Of any other Daily printed in Tie District OF Co
'umbia.
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NJ essage of the Gsverner of New Ham

Message Of the Governor of New Hampshire
CONCORD, N. H., June Ex-Governor Berry de.
livered his message to the legislature to-day He
calls immediate attention to measures that shall
aid the General Government in resisting the re-
bellion waged against our institutions, and trusts
that New Hampshire will be behind none Of her
sister States in the appropriation of men and
money for the purpose. He recommends the
organization Of at least one regiment for .rery
county in the State to be thoroughly drilled and
equipped for service at the call Of the legislature
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Reclamation of n MAYER

ST. Louis, June 5-Mayor Taylor, believing
there was a settled determination on the part Of
the majority Of the board Of common council 70
embarrass bis action chief executive Of the city,
rendered his resignation yesterday, which was
accepted In executive session last night.
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Federal Treeps Gsins TO Cairs.

ST. Louis, June 5.-Col. McArthurs Twelfth
Illinois Regiment, from Caseyville, EN- bsrked az
East 81. Louis last night on board the steamer
Louisiana, for Cairo. Col. Crooks regiment also
lef; town last nj hit for the destination. II
is understood that four regiments from Iowa and
others from Wisconsin, and still Others from Chi
cagO, bound sosthwsrd, are leaving 10 rendezvous
at Cairo
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Secession Camp Dispersed.

Carlo, June "A secession camp at E!liott's
Mills. Kentucky, ten miles distant, has been dis
P:rsed by two companies sent by Gen. Prentiss.
Col. WycliHe protested against the invasion Of
Kentucky soil.
Gen. Prentiss said that the act was prompted by
letters claiming protection for Union men. He
declares his intention to send troops wherever
they were needed for the protection Of loyalsts
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LOCAL NE w s.

Drhough THE srAa IN printed on the faste's
uesm pres In use south Of Baltimore, In edition
10 90 large a. to require II to be put to press at an
ss,ly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before u O'Clock m; ctherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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The McDonaId Hab,a. Cerpu. Cas-.

ST Louis, June The Republican says that
Mcdonald will be produced to-day in the g. =
District Court, at Springfield, under writ Of
hdbsas corpus issued by the Judge Of that court
on Monday last
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Additio nal News from PhiIlippi.

CINCINNATI, June There is strong hope Of
the recovery Of Col. Kelly.
The force now at Phillippi amounts to three
thousand men.
Fifteen dead bodies Of the rebels have been
found in thicket near the camp. They had hid
there, and the Inaianians fred into them, think
ing to dislodge the party.
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The Blockade at New OrIeans-Msre Yes
sells CAPTURED

NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-The blockade Of this
port is yet only partial, and vessels that IL was
feared would be detained have been enabled 70
proceed TO sea. Ii is understood now that all the
foreign vessels will be permitted to leave between
this and the sth instant, and that after that date
tIey would run the risk Of capture should they
endeavor to run the blockade.
There have been further captures Of northern
vessels by the southern privatees, and the prizes
have been brought safely into this port Some of
the vessels and cargoes are valuable, and will
prove Of vast benefit 20 the Confederacy
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Capture Of n secession FLAG.

LEAvESwORIH, June Son Monday night
twelve volunteers from Camp Lincoln, headed by
Sergeant Decurin, Of the Elwood Guard, armed
with rifles and revolvers, marched 70 Iatan No.
fourteen miles above this city, crossing In siifs
the purpose being the capture Of a secession iag
On being asked their purpose, Decurin demanded
the flag by the authority Of United states The
flag was hauled down and the party started on
their return, when they Were tired at 6y the secs
sionists, and the fire was returned. Three of the
affair has caused much talk In the city.
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Medals 10 be Presented

New YORK, June 6.-The Chamber Of Cen
merce have resolved to present suitable medal 10
each and all Of Colonel AndersOnS and Lieut.
Slemmers commands at Forts Sumter and Pick
pns
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NoricE District Of Columbia Advertisement
% be Inserted In the BALTIMORE sun are received
n and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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New Hampshire LegtsIatu,

CONCORD. June 5.-The State Legislature mel
to-day aud duly organized. The Governors
message will be delivered tomorrow.
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The PRISONER -rhe last heard Of DR.. nj. C
Causten. Of Capt Owenss Mounted Guard, who
was captured by the secessionists near the Poin,
Of ocks. he was at Manassas Junction-probably
en- route to Richmond to be imprisoned.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN The POST OFFICE.
wAsHIssros CRY, June =, 1861.

WAsHINsron CIrY, June y, ieot.
(Ordsred to be inserted in the EVENING STAR,lt
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
of any daily pPsr published IN washinstOn.l
DAll persons applying for letters In the follow
ing list, will please say they are ADVERTISER.
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The Confederate Cabinet

LOUISVILLE, June 6.-Tbe Richmond WING q
the LIST saws Virginian will be pat In the Con
federate cabinet, vice Secretary Of War Walker.
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THE MT. VERNON GONE DowN.-Yesterday,
the steamer Mt Vernon took on a larger gun
than she carried before her repairs, together with
a large amount of shot and shell, and proceeded
down the river TO Old Point.
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot Of Thirteenth.
and a-half street, schooner Ellen Goldsborough
Todd, Philadelphia, with ia tons of coal for Mr.
lanes Fraser
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ASYLUM The number eliminates at the Asylum
is about 1913 to-day. The building and ground,
are In excellent condition. The place is well
guarded, for Immediately around three regiment
are encamped.
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Mo eWhitwsrth Csns BY Loyal Citizens In
Eurspe.
Nav YoRK, June The City Of wsshiuyten
which arrived yesterday brought more Of Wait
worth's rifed cannon for the government, a
pTsssat fsom loyal s!tiFens IN Europe.
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To CAMP.-Tbe First Maine Regiment are this
morning preparing to go into camp, and will
move out TO Meridian Hill to-day.
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DEPARTURE OF TRooPs.-A detachment Of
troops, consisting Of parts Of companies d, F, G
and H, Sd U. s. infantry, left In the cars yester
dav for Baltimore or the Relay House Their
destination was unknown even to themselves.
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TEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS and otaces Of the Corpo.
ration viii, by direction Of the Mayor, be closed
to-day In token 0s respect 70 the memory OF Judge
poaslss.
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To TIE ATFLIcTRD!-Be sure to read the advsr-
tisement of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in smother column.
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PRNNIEs.
Persons desiring pennies will always IND them
for exchange at the Star Offioe oountE.
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H.. MI IIARY COOKS

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ARMY SUPPLIKs.-An extra train Of cars came
In this morning, at 1OH O'Clock, bringing 1871
horses, 25 mules, six ambulance wagons for the
New York State troops, 1l2 baggage wagons FOL
the Pennsylvania.:troops, and an extra locomotive
engine for the extension railroad.
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~ gems and Soldiers wishing to enjoy A
themselves for an hour or two, would do ye.MY
CITY GARDEN of ERNEST LoBTFLER, aud wo
are certain visit onoe made vii soon be repeat
give him q call and judge for yourselves. The
Gardens are open eveLy day In the week. On
MOnday and Tuesday of each week there will be
Music and Dancing, when those fond Of shaking
their feet can fall in and eDjey q good dance.
Private families and others furnished with Beer
at all times and all places, on the most reesons
bic terms by sending their orders to the Garden on
New York avenue and First street, ma l6-lmS
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AIDES NEW SHOE STORE,
IL No ass SEVENTH STREET,
Bsttr 3 aad F sts., opposite p. o. department.

ladies', M isses', and Children's Custom-made
SHOES, m. de to special order for patron
O, thus store alone Ladies' and families
If ECONOMY the pu chase o. an article Known to
he intr drically worth more than double the price
FED 20 call and see the elegant assortment Of Chill
dIen's and Ladies Custom WofE peX Tssdy;u
mH-W VI Wblk4ANs
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GEORGETOWN ADVERToMTs

IN OOO LBS. SOAP DCANDLESF iR
lCO,UUU sale cheap for cash Also, wanted
500 o lbs. X ough Tallo~ and Grease, at the Ma
tiOnal Soap and Candle Works, corner Green st.
and the Canal, GEORGETOWN.
je elm c. b. JEWELL, Proprietor.
MASSEY, COLLINS Il CO.'S
lNl PHILADELPHIA ORA UGHT.
Expected this day per steamer j. Jerome
go barrels Xxx DRAUGHT ALE,
40 DO; xxx do. do.
$40 hf.-bbls. do. do. do.
Which on arrival will be for sale Terms cash
on delivery. Army q SHlNN,
MI Union Depot, GEORGETOWN.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
Oudrternas.er's Office, u S. Msyine Corps
MashInKton. 22j Nav, 1861. e

QHdrtsrmas;er'S 0fie., q. S. Ms'ine Corps,S
Washington, 22t May, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this Office
until Tuesday the 18th day of jane. 1851. 81 three
o'clock 2. m for supplying Wood and Coal 70 the
from the Is: july, 1851, 10 the Sth JUne, 1883.
Inc wood 10 be best oak .spling, and 10 be drliv-
within the walls Of the Maine Rsr-scfs IS nay 6e
DESIGNATED by the Commanding Marine onhoer,
Toe. c, a TO be best v hIte ash anthracite egg
coal, free from dusi, and TO weigh 2,24n bs 60 the
ton, 20 be weig he'd pected, delivered st such
points within The walls OF the Marine Barracks az
may be desIgnsted by the C.mmsndlnE Marine
| both wood and cOa 70 he furnished at such times
and in such quantities as the said Commanding
Payment will he made upon the quarterly requi
siton OF the Commanding fhcer, stating the qusL-
i susr.nty, to 5, signed by two responsible per
the i. s. d strict Judge. 8 District ATTORNEY.
or U. :: Col!scror,must aocompany each proposal.
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel" and i'd
| dressed % the undertigned.
mA law4w Quartermaster Marine CORPS.
MAPS OF TpE sEATUF WAR-A splendid
| wi Map of the Seat Of War for only cents.
Alsn, Pocket Maps Of ell kinds.
Blank Books and stationery OF all KINDS, fist
Flags, Banner. ana Badges, Views of washing
ton, american and Foreign Magazines, DsalI ana
FRENCH RIcHsTEIN's
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Washington, ID. e, 1851.
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of the best material, every description OF
Fine sole Leather,
Iron Frame.
Wood Box, and
Pslliner, Carpet, and
0.ny ssi asssss ssoE! sssf e..
Members of Congress. and travellers Will please
Trunks that are made IN other cities
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks made %
Trunks covered and repaired ct short NOTICE,
Goods delivered free Of charge TO anytpart Of the
city Ss0,astOwn' and Alf fnaEs sropHAm.
L RENcB 4 RICHs len h.y.iust resolved .
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per cent below the regular retail Prloes'-in-
A nes edition Of Hsrdee's Infantry and Rife
Tactics, complete, si-S
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Gross's Military ~srgery, 75o
Mahsu's Field forti6oaiio and Outpost, each -
Hardee's Tsctios, Cheap edition. SO
The rolflers 6ulde, a complete manual and
dr book for the use OF the Volunteer Militia aGd
'n The Hand Book for the U. =. Soldier. being
first boOk Ofinstruotion to the U. :. Infantry &o-
Ssl.o, Military Maps, Map Of the Scat Of Wa.
fiass, ssSses aud Medals Of every description.
AEy oftbe above sent BY mall free
ny FRENCH RICHsTEIN,
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The Nav YORK NINETEENTH AND TIKI MAINE
THIRD REGIMENTS are expected to arrive here
this afternoon Wilson's Zouaves, It is said will
he stationed at the K clay House. They will be
the sort of boys to scale the heights at Harper's
Ferry
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New York Regiment on its way to WASH
inston.

BALTIMORE, June "A New York regiment
from the Elmira Camp, arrived this morning and
proceeded to Washington.
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Win THE SUMNER CONF THE sPoRTs-rhe
National Base Ball Club, Of Capitol Hill, have
commenced their games for the season, ana play
eyery Tuesday and Friday afternoons They have
rsmoved from their old play ground on Capitol
Hiu 70 the grounds Of the potomac Club. on the
mali sou,h Of the Presidents House.
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having nearly completed her repairs, will prob
ably leave to morrow, that being the understand
ing among the crew. A few workmen are still
engaged caulking her decks and finishing up the
little JOBS preparatory to her departure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-07

READER, have you seen Prof Woods ADVERTISE
ment IN our paper. Reas it; it will interest you.
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THE GERMAN RIFLE REGIMENT set a COM
mendable example by the assiduity Of their drill.
Early and late companies and squads Of them may
be seen practicing at all the modern exercises Of
rife drill.
We notice, however, that some Of Its members
yesterday were practicing at pistol-hring In a
place not at all suited to It, viz, the Smithsonian
grounds, very much to the alarm Of ladies
passing.
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DEATH IN The CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE.-A man
named Boyle was seized with commissions, yester-
day, while sitting in Mr.. Meade's blacksmith
shop, ON Louisiana avenue, near the guardhouse.
He was taken into the guardhouse and phys-
clan sent for, but he died in about three hours.
DR.. Morgan thought congestion Of the brain was
the cause Of death. Boyle had been a spree
for some two or three weeks. He leaves q wife;
bot she was poor and obliged to depend upon the
Corporation FOR the interment Of her husbands re-
mains.
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DIED,

DIED,
The funeral of the late BrigsdIsr General GAR
LAND, u. 3. A, will take place from 70. 11S g
street between 18th and 10th, the residence oil Nj
The relatives and friends of the General are re-
speotfuly invited to attend.
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Albreeht, MisMsria
Adams, Mrs John
,MrsJane2
Adams, Mrs r X
Bates,Mis NancyC
BiInes, NiIss Agnes
Brown, Mrs Ann l.
Barlow ,MrsFraneis
eueklsy,MrsEmms
hthler. Mrs Mary
Blsnchfsld, Miss
Branson, missMary
Cline, Mira Ruth A
Csrr,Miss Mollie e
Cuneo,tliss Angelo
Camp,MissChArl'te
Cranst7r, Maria
Campbell, Mrs Z }
Cittor, Miss M A
Crosby,MrsAmsndi
Currsy, Mrs NJ A
Collins ,MrsEllenD
Cslligo, Miss n v
Divine,M Iss Anne Z
Darby,Mi susanC
Dyer, Miss S. llle
Daniel, Mrs Z b
EIIisrd, Miss Mary
Fales, Mira
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MARRIED

MARRIED
wedue DAY, June 5th, by Rev. DR.. Hall, Lieut.
DAINGERFfELD PARKER. U. 8. A., an,
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Dr.. BELL, formerly SuI geon in the United States
Army. gives the following opinion OF Hostetter's
bItters:
SPRINsFIxLD, ILL.,, April Il, 1856.
Come months since, while recovering from an
attack of Remlttent Fever, was requested TO try
Hostetters Bitters, article pee al larly suItad
to the condition of cows lescens from fever. IL is
but simple justice to say that restoredtre powers
of my digestive organ and at tbs same time kept
my bowels gently open. 4 have no hesltancy in
saying that, hitherto using IL in my PRACTICE ii
hiss, iE every case where have ordered Il, acted
ike q charm. In thus speaking freely OF 1t, far
from puff patent medicine, an article It BY no
M ans claims to be. SANFORD BELL, NJ. ID.
Sold by oil druggists and dealers generally, ev ry
where. m T-eoSt
CousHs. The sudden changes of our climate are
sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial and AsIhrldttc
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early STAGES Of the disease recourse
should at once be had to -" Broten,s B,onehta!
Troehss," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT
rt.tion Of the Throat be ever 50 slight as by this
precaution more serious attack may be eHectua "
warded of. Public Speakers and Singers will lind
them efectuaa for clearing and Strengthening the
voice. See advertisement. de1-ly
READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Res 1t; 1t will interest you.
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REORGANIZATION Yesterday, Corporal Gallo
PIE, Of the Carl oaldi Guard brought to the office
Of Justice johnson a soldier named Lewis Pa
nowski, Of that regiment, who stands charged
with characterization The convenience for the
safe keeping and Furnishing Of prisoners so
limited al Camp Grinaell that IL was deemed best
10 send him to the county jail. He was commit
ted TO await the order Of Lieut.. Colonel Repetii,
commanding at that post
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A SERENApE was givento Col. Schwarzwalder
OF the Fifth New York Regiment, this morning
at six O'Clock BY the fine band of the New York
German Rifles, belonging to Col Blenkerts reg
iment They were invited in, and the Colonel
made them a capital speech, which was happily
responded to by the Captain, who accompanied
them
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THE PENSACOLA GETTING READY FOR SEA-
The Monticello having hauled out from under
the shears at the Navy Yard, the sloop-of-war
Pensacola has swung back to her old berth, where
she is now briskly preparing for sea. Her rig
cling Is full Of sailors, who are working with
highland main splicing braces, fastening shrouds,
running up the topmasts and making everything
look decidedly ship-shape. This morning, in
running up topmast, a portion Of the tackle
gave way, and down slipped the heavy timber
with loud "whack }" to the as.onishment Of the
sailor lads in the vicinity, some of whom narrowly
escaped being crushed Long lines Of laborers
are bearing rigging from the various store-houses
Of the yard, and depOsiting II upon deck, from
which It will soon be hoisted to swing in the
winds of old ocean.