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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05
The Prtnes ImptBfal Conn me ncing Life
Has tssss E~ncy Dvess Bali.
ION The fr.uOs, II 90 une


The veutpf, guests ~he danced ami froicked In the
gel.iae gr. salpcn about hundred Ia NUN.
b.r. In aDo.ber was gools thsstre performing
''uteh and tucy TIA lufn rJus and deeply Interested
aNa"bc.; ~bie IN The ciD,c9 table Of thirty
covers surpid With raDG eucc.sson " aainte1 wni IN
seemed 20 III 10 he utmost g'ahcaton TO the cuests
Ns'su' tlrete h,d ugahz uioss admirably this little
4 - over when shr rres ed chs IN PC TIA ly her
own. Inc Ftip',ts came IN ENJOY the peasure Of tho
u, r-e in ~ "a, ana remained fl the ED taking
AZ Nt,rut n The y ocsedings % the youthful
3tth, wions mo 20 70 turns rte Princess
kuclep MIRA, aso sescmpanad DER sen The Prn, I'm.
~ az 80 zoe costume o. perot white s.t,, and
E.s e&f"a" ssS uutag the shole eoeolng PtiDcs
Nuei ~ p''td ~ eue .d az The II the Psin
ee'P 'obs Ncf1 r.attofs, 10 WHIT n n blue, sod her
5s"p - repp iesa. IA whttn ard pax. ras mnst
a. r"f t1In'u t.ose of Nile Eugenie Waewska,
So reft' ~ VI. Farie de vsrd,ere, ma a grisett.
\ III iup' Il fris ~ , her ctnurc bang qa,te
Wtscf,ec N4a d. pettern CHI "a = pr vdered
dfNt dstgf = t'cuus an bpe satp aud u psic
."t o. ~ r. a. G. 10 .hree aud iour Yeas Of
g., AZ Sa'''i'e rr7~th' fnd Maze }-havwalof, who
slaats ~ to- y y, we're cu'npp one AZ Cupid,
y -" pa,.a..@ s8,sS. via vince wuss, and 'h7
citof W 10 .NNfgn cs7stist" CON b. hAtio Ia the
'tat " 4, Hs@' - dast dsugr,er ~ he Prn ~'e
~ hes -, - go rptfan F'iv. Nile. de sri
$50 ta,,'ys uDi y ~ ,o-tnme o. ftsbesae, In
Lb.,s -rd ND III III. li.'Ia Id hok a 1Ne mi
4 ye ~ 49, 4. eppe,r.i Ia Aimilsr cue-
M, eco 'h>ee ,tas' s''ne 0onuts Nalewssa's
l. Young p.s. 81 =. house, M. Asarice and Aarsn
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LETTERS FROM THE THIRTEENTH REGI.
MANT

NAVAL ACADEMY, ASg,PoIn, May 1851
Dosrps Of ne Thirteenth Neo Fork State KLca1hs Coo
eminent Constructing Ro,Iodd II Ann ;os not 10
tie Dock AT t.e Ndrul ScAoA- sc,!,nq I'm -,g TIE Pe,
pse-7A Union Sentiment Gisn'ng Ground Oemand tor
the H.rotd, dc.
We have been quartered in this plsoe the 2oh
April. We arrived in She steamer Marion, from New
York and are oadng life Of soldier ,n reality Oar
aen enjoy ing good health spirite sod oao wold
think 70 look at them that they lad besn no
customed 10 this kind OF LIE from yo1th up
they take 70 their fare OF had biscuit md AIT
pceS like old osnr,gneis, AID If they ruch
tion in the FIELD Of battle az ,hcy do a. Tia tsoE tn.s
Will he inviucble TO any force that may De- sent
aesnst them. Our oolone Abel smih, hes proved HIM
self thorough disc p ian, AMI hsl hin .od
uno.r complete control; ard IL the time ~hea !,
viii he necessary aght you win ond MIN gvas z,
acrouut n timself ard nih com Dauc
We have been cnhd TO twice Pnce a-rtv H.
xpctrg attack but "a yet 10 blovo has b.eu spilled
,hls beautiful spot that we arc Chartered A. and
every thing has been doro b. oflcs,s m.ke us
oom'ortabe as possib e, but the s1ldef's life
proyai niay bard oGc aud ~ &c are soldiers "a
esrnsst ~eshoud oct complain but do otr duty as be-
sCo,or
Tho MspeeT Cope II our regiment are a. work
eyrp railroad ter III sovsrrc,snt from the Anusp,s
dc OF tc the dock q. me Naval Academy 81,
ptrvsrn OF Assistant pro NiUam Rogers Hopxias
40 % Insand BY tssipe~ taptait Joha setlus
Sev York and have for cur survetvr ar. yberi K.
ucAurray NJ attnole OF Tho Hooson RvsR .rnai Or npl
y an one Ct corps. Our coiga numb rina
,Mg her, WOO ar c,,n'tty ,rsased fl sHs np,ri>ot
40 ott I'D stvcs from he-c ,o%as0uft,a, hop, -
iu.v, courlc.ec il D tow weAs
Tho city Vt yr. s,At 4 .ofy quiet gs. a'e tuginaas "a
dot g. ovtrs ic mOiS = he NH .bisut hsvus IT., f,r
Other pats nelVrtlar feeling o.. . BE- nV.,s-
~ but Jnv ca 81 eta'1 % al 'esnats, MT slrac
that do arc conp Yea to kfct "'ip alV, GA No.
pcassnee 10 he a. ~" q d's c,@.ei 800 H.
- less 'm,.s.a ~ 49,. '' g -, 49,, 'sr a.,
futtu.r 49, "a. eift Vc, et'h hyrn W. sayu A.
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The slave Traae.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER COURT.
Before Kenneth G. White, Esq.


Before Kenneth G. White Esq.
Mov4-The United States rs. albert Horn The de
fepdan,, merchant of this city, charged Win lifting
the s,eamt hip City of Norfolk as SLAYER admttet
to bal-Ex Judge ". r. Bebee ana Guy r. Pet,n being
bis suTeues in 50 600 each.
7hs United States u.s. Henry c. Oral0ford-Tne defendant
cha ged with piracy serving captain board the
SLAYER City Norfolk.
Samuel BragintoD, examined by the UDAtsd Safes
District Attorney, deposed that he had served as
board the City OF Norfolk some part OF May
ls60 Mr. Crawford was master he only acted as eniei
mate leaving here q Ia what cap icitt was Crawford
acting objected by prisoners counst He a,ted
chief mate witness understood We left the port
VI New York for It. ,hmas, Gated ~ Barcelona AMI
TOT k In water loft ani to The coast
OF Africa Mr.. Crawford was on head as chef mate
from here when went To s. Thomas cap,aia that
he left, Goa xforu rok charge o. the
vessel nrg mas,-r that % the vessel; he
such during the enf until lost the
cargo DO not knor what II was; do lot kaow Any
hing OF Crawford being arrested at S. Thomas did
stop more than week there; at Barcelona We took
10 about tC0 negroes could not what Crawford
doing while TAXI IN the negroes, ali
buty at the ZANE time; iuok the negroes
beard on the coast OF Africa Mr. Crawford was armg as
caUtap there SpGn,ard (~ho Janed the vessel
New YoIk) who super Dteoned the slowing way
the oes; put tue negroes bore the quay
The coast OF C1ba and sent ths sci TO sea-
lie captain on board az the time the negroes
lane ed af rer left the vessei put under
full head of steau ard let run oat 10 sea was oo
hoard at the rme; OF the lef before
sci cut 10 do DOT know wneher Or Eford
board when she run out TO was Gated
in Cuba taken with Others 10 Havana. the vessel
was seized by spanish of var; attet was taken
out Of prison we're put bsrl The ship nrussr
end apoed at Key West from there ut 10 Pensacola
and then came to New Yok Mr. era Word paid me-
forty collars be or left here; Mr.. Albert dom gave
tw, pty five dollars last Friday.
The cross examination of tho vitness comm enced
AFTER some Iurthe, testimony the ex iiou was ad
jourLed to monday morning
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aairrotions If Gsa,rai Warlae fs Ing IA Easl md
Conc rain9 Auertcan Afatrs-Tae ErlS'a Of an Emf
mr., So't tor ond M'rte, II t'ari,r@e"t-iie Abs u.'s
Pav.fs Ramms Concerning The QUEENS Health &C.. dc
LONDON, April o., 1891.
TIE ball o. history is still! rolling War SIDE
Of he A.isn.c seems quite iuminent hear is
WI you. hdeei, II would be a esdfuI speo lie to
general in Their of the two great civilized d
VISIONS Of the globe-Europe Nooh Amesics-snd
doubly treply so, in both at the time.
wsn, possible, To draw rome c,nsola,ion, OF at
least moral from The present unhappy Of affairs
side Of the Atlantic. Tine regret expressed here
a. your Threatened revolution is universal, and am
cure, touches Mr.. John Bull in MS mos,
g. psrive par-hs breaches ppcket. Ir you have both
and financial crisis, do not think shall reces.
sari'y have ehe- though commercial and monetary
ahsrs ~culo bee me greatly deraDged aud embarrassed
The Southern States, individually and collectively,
may rey the fact that Their credit and one al
stsp ing rretrievaby far geoer stions they
Ike ny against tne Uutun
The ot.i'o from the H@snp that we're sent on to
be Lone on pess from QueeDet0pn, tsO DAYS aga on
me Arrival o. the Gamer here, proouc-d ge.t ex
cen enc IN Londtn snd cn4fy among the de II
'ne'cans The text arrival lie looked for with terrible
snx,ety,
la member Of Parlamant and prominent nsrriste-
nse resgpea al dnsptesr,d No stat.ucots have Vet
arpea ed IN the journals, but goesip at the ci abs
'rs the OF bis dep.rtWe. he his
Is alters were Ia the hsn,s Of trustees, WIN only
allowed hin ,h,rssnd syer ont Of his oTn earn
ues (Dea f2otto) aud 80 he glmblsi He
n'use sums om y'nrg s.o,ucy hob enar-son TO an
fsr well known 10 yschtDs 81 cesshg niis FOR the
snoUDt. lbe. bills amounted IL f80 900 100 OOO
spd re tnr' ate. TO have ih-n prose ured The
gave 'he tx n ber cheek the ful take
then up but iu,tean o. d"p4 he OK tn ,uey
al d shsctpced H. IA lope, = three KEEP, metres-es
are In cesfa and the places tnst knew h,m shall
know him no pore foese,
Your country has lately been favored with a
visit firm two ON u b<Ie Fraoos, re-
preeenth z tbs nse.ves BANKERS and beng
On very important pol to- o,mmercia mis-
snn Be~1cl they have got p,ssess 700 snrrepttousiv
~ lrse qpsmttv OF American railway Securities
nth this tho~ug uf Seaiih sDd means they ~,l most
-srfsnis attercpt to get advances made drafts
some bni kib1 hons IN Europe / hav. he very best
nu, htry Tor "a, ing wtat do, ant that the,
tbssarter I'D Se'y rnaby ~ the wiling idenls
tTdsrstsId--~ bs re tney oil q twice
Met p.,nui rupora circulation with gaRA to
he QUEEN Since rue ceath OF m be- shs has heen
70 ,ts'e OF settled gloom r. IN si,ch uothins could
ronse h .onih rot b. slTa igs ut somewhat pro.
bsn., thtt the Prime stNniIp his majority,
Wouc to pTccinme, Resent 90 tnia gin his VI tual
teikn ss G,uce " ia tie met ~ pareb,
md p,er ccsAor. Her Nala.tc Is tsle fvo o.
horne week TO the ,sau,itu rood y Richmond
rsik, stei, hit up for the nre " Wa'es All draw
ing roome have been put of IT, the latter end Of June
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LETTERS FROM THE TWELFTH REGIMENT

HEApou rwsIFu Rsam.sr)
"A1iisoTos, apru 80 lstt
HordsA'Is Of ne Vo,n9>-Sp ak,ao me Seim,,o raalse-
rae D,'n on Boayd-F'r.fe'ency IT tie Arnu.ry Co,x-
TIE eefue,se Of > NM Not piasa pdino rss,, ,lyi
psno~s-bsoy, yess aad P,eIayat n, 10 Rz,e,o,
SsessDn Fv,pateo,-Landng Of a Detachment NJ R.ou
lar, Ec Hot ACKNOWLEDGMENT ~ The Un,ei .ssues
Fb,t- Ar~ coi at Annapolis and Marct 10 ne Junnm-
baunp for ~ sorry ns~.a-syyaal a wa.h,ns,n and
Re sAon by the fvestd,u-fNe Huzgyv Member, NJ th~
h.gmsr S'-osl,o0 The S.'ees S,1ch Of Ehi4e,-
Dsasae a; W,lard's- Accom- ssSda,sons ouarts, &c
The bardtbps suncrirss ct tue twelfth ,onmeoosd
before lci, New York When we arrived a, tho IN
Canal ftreet found The Baltic ,upiod BY tho sx,o
by the order d MAJOR General sanford ,he misun TOR
standing Of hp order, or order al 10 W.. who hid
pataksn nj lesst very hasty breAf gore
obliged to stand, with heavy hnapsacks and N skess
between tour and Ave hours paufuuy waiting he AN
N the dt-cmh arkaton Il was ao,,,,o,ased
., last ana went hoard expecting 10 nd relief and
r,st but We were excessively mistaken We yere mud
cleo, with but little order, al abcot Llc decks and
many who In thu hurry OF departure, had not ORC, ,ei
themselves Nth raiiors went to sleep the Or, aisht
thro Rh III or fatigue witbout ruppe- ms In fact
got hotIuP 10 eat ~ ii tho next nlgrnily 4 steven
oelo.s, apcn sc were served with a breakfast, am
.ey, d,Dt Know winch for cnly got o,e .aore meal
Nt dd,, Of the bardeet ind q br, ken gs.dr anil
,hNA ~ ~ ss''~t sod latest salt uuk rus w.s 20
,t.ss char from he ususi hgbus 81 t..ye ,is,Y
ss' M nsnv s,re hbis ~ ft,l no tor ,,nnacrs
j ,hs fave and ere % E d 20 fIts guH " e.f -
,eFs an cbsgyd 10 G. IA, - 4 ~ as .asa,r Ia ~
sd NJ vssia'rt ~ n untii sc ? teUcd Wasalltrn
gh,h ~ old about hs pst ttn ooi1os o. Sund v n,
q ~ roe ~ soon ~" Gue'te-ei wo cr.ito =
ave rcn l,sr cts o. Ia J. tptS ~ q !t g,a!u..
eat, VI A 4 sh, tho s'tet, H-8 q agh TO |
zen o. our rteic,cIt. hgb'tr, NJ fsB.ASf9te
Want o! food va NOV thc sr.e OF lss S'srs py my
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oor within the folds OF that Tag thai their forea'ners
iesghs Der for tbem
have just succeeded in purchasing Nsw f,ak
bERALD. Toe demand s 30 great for u out Ire III
you lab have your cat from your PACK "a
sscuI for own purpose after you nave 20
II. rhs is the O at tina, nave hal sncs let
York must nov close this ~ have duties o ~ 50
TO- You vii hear from me again should anything e
worth picatiDQ. X. b.
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following is comparative statement of the i'm
ports foreign dry goods New York the week and
since January l.
FJr the tosek 1856 1850 1881.
Entered at the port. 81 Asa s75 9sh,0l 1885,
rhJ own on MARKET. 1bls,t39 948o7o 23l $40
Sine Tdnuoyu /.
port S39 6a5 447 80 5ss 1874 20 $40 Sc
Thrown arke.. 40 s2s 7l3 40 2os 800 70 625, 40
BY the above statement 1t viii be thai entries
of dry goods the past week. he amount thrown
upon the market, again materially under those for
the same time in the two previous yea,s. The aggre.
gates the LIST Of January also exhibit material
ialpg of compared with those for the Tina In
ISL 9 ard 1860.
1be to,wpg table gives the classification of the goods
entered for consumption, Withdrawn and warehoused
Erk1ra
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The Dry gooos trade for The week ending u day hlc
been light and irregular, ano has p
-bturer With the exception o. goods tahle for milf
tary eqnirmen's twin b, no@eser Ae los active this
week than they were last,) the age h%s been
slvely Gull A large number Of have taksD
place amtpg commission an jlhbicg h,uaee, including
ibose III both the Soo'hen Western trade. The
cut of collections from The South, while
the de- aDged currency end escitem ut the Wet
,ut of pa, merte from that qnarie Try gooos psper
81 he best reput. hss BET difficult OF n.gntaou
and high rates OF d ,ounis demande1 be brokers.
The burke bave accumulated heacv amour, OF protested
bills. Importers have become emb sssec in ooose-
quebec OF tnese deyaDesme ts 10 toe o-oe This spring
hus pess ray be ideren measu ably terminatei
for TIE season, While foeen goods, win few exceptions
chDrot be- fo ced ON the market the
OF ma, uactu ug iDm
OuTg to the aDur-f which have fss.u place, foreign
crecto in ZONE cses all, pcb all, have their claims
deferred. Htrce na how STERLING buis rar 60 tharer
be little demand existing fr part Of
import Eastern mls, rot emp oysh IN the p,oduc~
uoD OF aoocs suitable for miitar' pnp ses, ether
rurpne sbo time, or have s'orr,d apgether One
large mills at Providence we la n, which run bpoo
tpudes sId over 100 power 10 ns BIAS tipped rnpnag
and discharged g OPP rat'v.s toe ,I,a tht is
capbot mau1factu,e at the present sdvaAcs "a
prices o. cotton without oeipg
The CITY retail trade exh biied imp ovement, aud
continued 10 be great oea sm4 rr tbao usual for he
same IN the previous years
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WINES AND LvqUssRs.

TrFs EpSOS awe ~ Az EtNl n WV HE WANTS
80 he alo-e fhe'e ~, back DO 90 Ia spencer who
cmnst continues T. sell rs-ev, % lDs 20 as
io three cents g-a Northwest corner Of cornds street
and broadway. bPhfOkR
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THE NEW YORK MAJOR GENERALS.

The Syracuse Journal positive N stating thit Colonel
Fremont GebtI Dix, and Mayor Peck u Syrsc 'se, are
be tn Of the Major Generals Of The New York
t'oopa.
81 Major Peek who Is resident Of Syracuse and whose
gasnJy the subject Of tpeciul merton By General
,ott evsry action the line from Vera Cruz 70
Mexico, the Jturnot says
earp that has been definitely settled that Major
fobn Peek, Of this city, 10 DE one VI the four or
Generals to appointed 70 the command Of the New
York troops 1hia ole OF the very oest aDpou,m ats
bat couo be made. Major Peck graoua cd ~ West
Point and Sc we'd with vaor and distinction In the Mxi
Can war uncer General Scott. He entered that
campaign ss q Lieutenant, and rose TO the rack
OF Marr. At The cles Of the war, time Of
peace, when it appeared that there would be fur.
her cal for tary services he resigned his position
in the army aid settled down in business pursuits
this city When II became apparent that great strng
take place in land tIvovng the perpsuity
of government, and the honor in,egtity of
nation he among the first to tender has
any post n IN watch he might b. Of service. the
thcries have done wset, in iurustng 20 him the dis
char Of the outes the first p,sitpas rlere
is more brave, compessnt or Judciou, officer thaa
Mai'r Peel bss n ,Hp hmseif 10
We updesttsrd fuiiher tbtt app ,iotmenis as Masr
General have be- t,noer - Col John Fremont
Jotu A. DIX. ooIb Of Whom emoently ittei zoe
the post rte our,h Major Gene a. @l DroD tnly b,
eelec,,a iiom among the liay mrn o; New Yok city
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT zOUAvES.
UslTTD STATES MILITARY Dsror,
AsSxp,)IIs. Auril 30 1881.


ANNAPOLIS, April 30 1881.
Arriral Of COL Elsporths Iues-Tae Drlin2 Of ths
TreIs at AnnaJolis-Ayrioal of the First Aal from
Ne,o York Hoo Letters the Stiiers-Arr1cH
Of C1te Locomotives and Cdrs-Gensral MJremen,s a.
Annop Us, &C., &c.
The Bt, baving on bosrd the Z3usve n enneu, C,l.
Ellsworth of his station at eleven O'Clock this
morning, but, az it blowing severe gale dtd nDs
up. The wind has greatly subsidized (ten O'Clock
EVENING" and they may up 10 night but will not
1isernbars before mofniug An officer Of the s.eame.
came shore and reported all well.
the i've drilling has been al opted by the Co
iopeH of the troops concentrated here An order
reen to night promulgated by Colonel Lyons Of the
Eighth that the reveile will be beat at halfpas four,
AFRO roll called at i've; then drl breakfast at
ameDta parace at half past nine A. aud four
in rarchng ana the use OF arms One or two u the
returned home 10 hight Extavagant prices are
cha gd he soders for everything they bay here The
til sell for twelve cents copy.
The 6,s. Toan ron New York arrived here via Wash
mgtoD this afternoon and the boys looked 50 eager
after oairty ration ~ they did for these precious
from home. No letters inteocei for the Eighth
.giment sh nd be directed to Washington, as hoy
l,arIe he miscarred pr nkngly delayed Several
ltiters be intended for the seven regiment
New York, through lack Of attention on tn
point All letters intended for pessons Nv hsre ,houd
be distinctly addressed to the regiment aud com
paDy which they beorg. II any Of tn. men TO VII 'n
such Letters erected should be suddenly Called to
by Ger ersl Ba,ler, ipto whose han the mails come
Forty Of cattle arrived bere IN day, portion of
ahth 10 be slaughtered for the troops, The re
tn he oriveD TO Washington Immediately Tor the
soiol.rs there. General Butler Is not man OF pro
csastinstion: he Is always at work early and late
Norbng his de erm'natign, and every hour do
yelopes some feature of bis sctive ability.
T.p locomotives ard al passenger aud ether
ari here Havre DC Grace on board the steam
boat MAJ land and viii b. placed upon the road
a sufficient space be competed 70 receive
them.
81 me members Of the Seventh New York regiment
pigot from PERI Sie, and will plsh on 10
Washington the morning They The guests OF the
,hItet nth, of Brooklyn, night. All well ). A. ".
The report that fourteen of the ne-bers OF Colonel
ElsIorth's Zcuaves (the Fremens ment) had been
placed in irops, while board the Baltic, is said to
be untrue. MIR John Sowey, Of Engine Company No 10
xho accompanied regiment far Annapolis, states
hat rot single man was under arrest while on board
The steamer but attributes tho report TO the fact that
of the sailors placed irons for breaking open
the soreroom and after stealing quaotity Of liquor sold
TO the He reports having left the meo IN hns
splris, and that trey ipsy waiting oppor
tunity 10 be called into active service.
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OPORTlN @.

= come of tn morro~, Monday, Nav At h7 Forty.
hrst re' bew~ fghth snd N,th avenues, bet f.
c. Of New iorA and j. r of Brooklyn, to commence At
O'Clock r M - :
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->----~~~>-~-.s>.s
TIN HONORARY AND PxEMpr MAMBgRs or Nc
tua' Heck ard Ladder Company No. respect u
invhed ate he annual ms-tig the oany
day evening Nay 9, 1t O'Clock Come on, Nh
GEORGE II. Hilton Foreman
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4 IprcN PPIvAvE FAMILY HOTEL ND 30 ,RDIN9
Bouse Pleasant and vel furnished rooms suitable for
single gentlemen Transient bard
ers y III n, d n = QUIT and dssc pAce Tern. m derate
o35 Il ud.on street. corner )hsica
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A FINE ENGLISH SADDLE OF MUTT " FOR DIS
a ner u morrow Green utle soup aud Steaks on Tuc
dsv For sale Yarmouth bloat sprss rtcklsd SAlm,r
Ham Bacon ard cheese Lunlops AK Ae In Hne CO.. tin
n oraukh. RICH ARD ON, Agent Is Maidea Lane OIL
rer of william street
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CPObTNo.-A Young BEAR Fus SALE, ABOUT
~ one year ole: will be cod cheap; II tame Apply
the corner OF Third avenue and ls,h street, Harlem
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i'hf kEwAsK shr UOr1L, osLrERsvIL1E, ~ J.,
hve naes r. N Jerrfv City larry, ,s open for tee
rrccpfr 81 Ees's y the u-psn tl,n ssgs, ruo h,ur
ever ne pnk ad FROM ,lty ferry Tni. IL one OF
he mos hcai coo 60 detlt u susios 10 the v1ini
" OF New York Rooms Largo d Dir term mo'srste.
\. HsLSFs. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05


INSUFFICIENT COOKING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ING ON BOARD THE vEssEL--Two MEMBERS
pRowsEp AND ONE MEMBER IsJuRsD ny A FALL--
viCfssfTUDEs or CANP LfFE-IMpREssIyr RE-
IIeIocs SERVICES, ETC.
o. RAn4o,D, HALF Way BTrwns AySarous1
TIE JUNCTION, rss MJLn r4os
EAoa, Nd april So 1851.
do whh had the HsALD Of last Wednesday, TO
read ihe paphic account mus. have contained Of tho
crush and ,hropg Of the ~ho gree,
che sixty ninth the enthusiastic cheers and bcssngs
Which sled and followed us throueh the streets,
on Ooa'd the James Adger and down The hsrbor
sge VOC ave ovation was deeply felt by gallant fol.
sows though many heart heaved At the thought Of
che aged parent, the loving wife AMI the helpless little
left at one yet, when cheer after cheer csrne
waited by the breeze the veesel gdei on her way
che Of the sixty ninth throbbed with but one palss
ton, cd with but resolye-,hst tho s.o-
rous STRIPES and the green flag would oe ever
IN ,hir hsnis ib ensigns Of victory or Of death and
Chat they never ,uld fall into the rebels nds unles,
over the dead body OF the last "Auo.her Ton,e
noy" the y aud "let conduct be such tha, the
sUburst we roceived when left win be bat shadow
Of that we shall get u hon We return"
After we passed tho Narrows We sighted the Marion
ana Alabama having res pectively the Eighth and Thr
teent regiments on boz ud We also had the Unitoi
sates brig Perry twelve uns, in tew and with this feet
We presented quite an inpet 1g appearance occsson Ally
sne steamers containing the OF her regiments would
p aorees' Of us, and then three times three rnc
'o each deck, the three bands the tine vlsy
ns the star spaLsied Bannsrv Hal Columbia" snd
o,ner patriotic air.
70 BOARD 'he James Adser thore we ascon nodatIcn
Tor only about ooefourh e ro,p, consequently th,s.
our men were o'hgei 70 take up their mar
,efs -. aAy ana .,gh' on deok the passage ways asd
snims The aieh vac almost inpe nble /, ., th,ongh
ne snip without trsadins on sOme u our eomrsdas.