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LETTER FROM COMMANDER CRAVEN
UNITED STATES NAVY

UsnED STATES STEAMER CRUSADER,
New YORK. Sept. Q, 1861. I
Capt J. r. SLOPPY brig Machias Capt A. S. HAVEN brig
Ben Cunning; capt. W. s. RICHARDSON brig Naiad-
GESuEMEN--Your very kind letter of August re-
ceivod by the day before sailed from Key West In
the discharge Of my naval duties it has ever been my
desire TO aid and protect commerce to the utmost OF
my ability, and esteem self fortunate in having
been at hand in your hour Of ribulaion Whether
my Offices merit any commentator or not it - always
crafty ing To to receive from my countrymen such
prcssons Of kind feeling rs are conveyed in your letter
Hoping, gentlemen, that our commerce every
be free ever that all insults to it be promptly
avenged and wishing you may have uninterrupted pros
perity, am, respectfully,
r. AUG. CRAVEN, Commander, u S. n
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Married.

MARsuAIL.--On Monday, Sept. 0, at Green
wich, Conn, by the Rev b. NJ Warrington ANTHONY $.
FERGUSON to EMILY AuGrsTA MARSHALL, both OF Brook
Ign, L..
ln1-rowIER-On Monday Sept. 0, at Sing Sing by
the Rev. II. Jcr. Buckland, Mr. FRANCS HIM. Of New
York TO Miss JOSEPHINE f. FOwl FIR, of Sing Sing
KErtHAM-MEIn!LL.-O Sunday, Sept. s. at the resi-
dcncc Of the BRIDES father by the Rev. A. D. Gillette,
d. d. hyDREAs W. KErCHAN 10 EMMA LOUISE, daughter Of
William II Merrill Esq.
sArrsR-TucKIn. Friday, Sept. 6, by the Rev Rob-
et Dickson at the residence Of the brides father Dr..
GsTAy SArTER, honorary member Of the New York Phil
harmonic Society, &c, from Vienna, Austria, to Miss
MANY A. f. TUCKER, edes. daughter Of John L. Tucker,
Esq. from Boston, Mass.
Paris, Vienna and Boston papers please copy
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THE MUTINY ON THE REVENUE CUTTER
JACKSON

The names Of the of tho cutter Jackson
who refused to take the oath Of allegiance when about
he paid of on Friday last, follows
Michael Maloncy cabin steward.
William Doughty, Quarcrmaster.
james Mctiraw, ships cook
William lakemin, seaman.
james Carr, seaman.
Fred. Bradford, seaman.
George Collins, seaman
Philip Brown. seaman.
Eben L. Shaolford, seaman.
Edward Chapman, ordinary seaman.
Daniel Kane drummer boy.
William LAWYER, boy.
jeremiah ONea boy.
George Hunter. boy
They now in irons board, but will DO sent to
OF the forts III few days.
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5 HIP PING N E w S
CLEARED,

CLEARED
steamship Maanzas, Licsegang Masanzas-Mora Bros. Ma
ship Crest of the Wave, Johnston, yparaso-rabbr
s s&p 1 1%ss Eso M'Hrn o.
bars rortilnde tsr) Coates LverpooIJw Elwel 90.
ger Bros.
h hs GrciTr ~, @cg T9oTEssD csman..
Scir Iilion Lewis Falkland Islands-B Richards.
on %SG %SSrI Kay 81 JOHNS S psTs bcnc,
e s@hf VI Van DWen, Ireland phladepha-F,n Brunt
s sssr nesqp Ryan nr,t sasht
Se4r May. Rogers. rhilaaelphia-,??J W Mckee.
s sshr GeSIn n res Aingos,a Ms,Maser
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
s@nbS" rcmbrokS Commando Berry Potomac Evs5
Ship iadoga Eval Valparaiso june r. with hide. &C. to
orcy.rd il heavy gale 18Th and aoh ne gale
AWAY hachhouse, stove after haicihoase galley ana
rngbos from The deck and waierways stove cabin kyshs
nS s Sasr IA n OF wIsr a s @ H. RI n.s
nS n lon g 81 sncs AysS had s. Ard aSs wnds
Halifax Cap, pnsdss days hence Jaene and re-
fS@s ssh "apsh
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SE' LSa%n Via '' Falmouth Aug in
ship Jacob Bell, Fsbie London 40 days, ballast 10 A
fpnch, Mehc$e Wendt 7th inst lat 40 10. Ion !. 80, saw
ship Nicto In, hence for London.
ship Lincoln new Of Boston, 1900 ons) Mason ihilada.
phia, 3 DAYS In ballast to master.
Bark Reindeer (of New iiaven), wellington, Barbados
days with moaSs. II Trowbridge's Sons Of New Haven.
rg Guhncho lsp Seris, Havana 10 days In ballast to
DeForrest Il Go.
Brig Lady Washington (Br) Morrison, Sydney, OBJ. u
days, with coal, 10 7 Ncvius Il Son.
sehr Red jacket Pay son, Ingan CD, 10 days. with coal.
to Il Irwin h Co.
schr Boundary (of Mahas) Clark Lepreaux Ms, days.
with laths To jed Frye h Co.
Schr sam Colt billiard, Ezahethport for Haverhi.
Schr Fred Hall Russell Elabethport for Wehcrsheid
Schr California Miller Boston, 5 days.
Schr ) A Mount, Boston, 3 days.
Schr Julia Maine Benton, Boston, days
Schr Adele Felicia Cartwright, Fall River for EliIaoeA
port.
Schr Nicanor, Parker, Providence, 2 days.
Schr Ftkr, Heath, Newport for EizabethpOrt
Schr VI II Read Kelley, Albany for New BEDFORD.
Schr Orion, Hart, Newburg for Portsmouth, MI.
Slocp Mary Elizabeth. Plumb, Ezabethport for Bridge
port.
Sloop Mount Hope Sullivan, Taunton. days
Steamer Josephine (U transpor) Grumley Washingtea.
DC, in ballast
Steamer W Bruno Foster. Baltimore
Steamer Novelty. Shaw Philadelphia.
Steamer Black Diamond, Allen, Philadelphia.
Steamer Anthracite, Jones' Phiiadclphia
BELOW.
Two barks unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Matanzas, Maanzas.
Sth-Swe bark Soidc, Dunkrk Br brig Empress, Londoa
schr Ben, Rio JaneirO.
Wind at sunset NE.
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sHIr Jonx CARvrR-rhe transport ship called The "Joh.
WAS q SG John h. which cleared at PM
rated AZ.
on sSSa e. S u e s
tain was getting his boats out.
Pr Rny E9sE s,epGsns At Boston from Agoa Bay on As
Bale IsAponAA despatch to Elwood Walter ESQ, secrs
a S Ss that fSi4 cor s% s::
Ashore MiS sSw fGs M fs ala sns
she makes but little water Her CONSIGNED to
oo AZ n cS dhs By Sa !" 81
steamer with schr and wrecAng materials has been sent
Lishtshp oil passed Monday IS miles So q
sPns CAPT. clifford pS, e tic hSrSs chartered ias
he found, and returned for assistance.
p sHn oas re S ro h port "s for s. Jss.,
she lay ali night humping badly She was got or The neHs
morning and proceeded to sea- She had no pilot.
Whalemcn.
letter America Luce, Of Matt report.
ported ground May, bark Rose Pool, Fisher Ed
sHF'0"n' . wins 'l0nss spoken, &c.
sh South sh97e Lo!hr0d fro" Beaver Har'or Tor Liver
ship Chief Havre for St John, NIB. Sept T.
Snip Bosphorus Quebec for London, Aug u.s. lat IS TO-
Bark Transit from sagaa FOR London, Aug e. lat IT 81.
a. Ion Sns from ''ran '0r aug ~ ''
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ppA i MI vE h%a p ssrs Susan Mary Taylor
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rSms waIeh IsIa Nfok Native ou00ery ana Bella De-
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for SYork Brsinsrd Bowditcb, Bristol for do;
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Martha Anna Chase, Havana schr Cordelia Nevkrk, Hg-
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WASHINGTON CRAYS.

The officers and members of Company G, Eighth reg
ment New York State troops, notified to attend
meeting OF the company, to; be held at the Armory
Wednesday evening, September IL, at eight o'clock
Every member expected TO be present business Of
Importance awaits their action. Discharge certificates
ready VIM s. CARR, Captain.
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To
] notice in your paper Of Sunday article under
Coroners Inquests" stating that the horse and light
wagon which the body Of Bridget Bradley was
driven by Such is not the fact. knew nothing of
the occurrence until two hours afterwards and
have understood that the horse running away
without driver and belonged TO Mr. David Aerton OF
Forty fourth street. CORNELIUS FARLEY,
Corner Of Eighth avenue and Forty second SITS.
SEPT Q. 1851
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THE NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES TO
DEPART TODAY

General Mcclellan telegraphed the 7th instant for
this regiment to proceed to Washington and, accord
with that order, it will leave to-day from its en-
campment at Elm Park When at Washington the rcgi-
ment will be in tho division of General Benkcr.
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CAMP WINFIELD SCOTT.

81 orders Of the War Department tho Grand Camp Of
Instruction at Hampstead has been named in honor Of the
gallant Lieutenant General, 'Winied Scott. General
Sherman has already taken up his quarters the ground
and telegraph Office has been opened at his headquarters
thus connecting with he ldqlarters at Washington aud all
parts Of the country which will be largely avaied Of by
the officers and soldiers there encamped Several rogi
ments from the East expected during the coming
week.
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The Peoples Union Convention at syra-
cuso.


The hotels are fast fitting I'd with delegates to the Peo
PIES Convention tomorrow There every indication of
large attendance and u strong delegation Among those
present are Of the ables in the democratic and
republican parcs-not the wiropulers and politicians
but Of undoubtcd ability who have heretofore been
prvaes their respective parties but the crisis has now
brought them out and they here to represent the
people of the State, and not the politicians as was the
case in the late Democratic Convention.
The several delegations are about equally Il. u.t Ia
their former political allegiance between the democrats
and republicans, and are mostly men OF moderate yet
decided opinions OIL the war. There TO be div
Sion in sentiment to their course tomorrow. One
class ror making their platform and nominating their
ticket without delay the other for announcing their plat
form which they want embodied in two short
resolutions, emphatic for the war and pledged to
strengthen the hands Of the administration in its prosecu
lion until the wicked rebellion is put down, and
lac and straightforward bear but interpreta
ton This class look the ticket Only secondary and
willing 10 take the candidates from the other two
tickets selecting the best and most sound on the war
from each II looks though this class would con
tro the Convention.
torncy General has declined on the ground that the
platform OF Democratic Convention which placed him
in nomination does not como up to his standard on the
war issue II is too milk and water for him.
Mr Dickinson will have place on the peoples ticket
will Secretary Jones, and probably Dean Richmond.
Thurlow Weed has gone to Pulaski as witness in the
Iitlejohn and Greeley libel suit and will hardly reach
here in timGo organize the Republican Convention much
less attcnd the Peoples Grecey has far recovered
as to attend the court in person
Among wei, known persons here are d. B. Ogden, Far
Abel, Hugh J. Hstngs, William Duer, A. j. r. Du
game Thomas George Opdyke Of New York; u. Carroll,
Samuel A. Law, of Delaware; Judge Mexican, James R.
Thompson of Monroe; Roswell Graves, OF Kings; Hon
1Mcus Robinson Senator Truman, senator Briggs and
Edgar McMullin, Of Kings.
The Dickinson men and Greeley republicans seem at
present to have control Of tho movement.
Fx-Spcaker Avord is talked Of presiding officer.
Samuel A. Law Is candidate for Treasurer, Bruce and
Thompson Canal Commissioners and Roswell Graves,
Of Kings, FOR State Engineer.
Dickinson spoken of for Secretary of State position
RE is said 20 prefer to the Court Of Appeals.
Judges '0inson Clinton and Shankland mentioned
Tor the Court Appeals and Senator Colvn, William Cur
lis Noyes Horatio Ballard and Ward Hunt for Attorney
General.
Mr. lick nsOn il expected in the morning.
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II III II N A v Y.
A CHANGE IN THE COMMAND OF THE GULF
SQUADRON

We understand that Commander William Maryine OF the
United States Navy at present in command of the Gulf
squadron, will lie superseded by Captain VIM. McKeon,
late of the steam frgate Niagara. Captain McKeon has
been for many years connected with the Navy, sixteen
of which have been passed the ocean
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JOSEPH J. YATES Quartermaster

i. LAFAYEfrE KiKKR, Colonel.
hereby authorize James l.. Dayton to collect the
amount of the within bill and give receipt therefor.
NEw YORK, August 81, 1861 J. o. TAYLOR.
These originals refuto the whole story The nvcstiga
ting committee have been grossly imposed upon. Imade
exactly the representations contained the of the
bill, and no more, aud that only knowledge derived
from them. JAS l.. DAYTON.
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The United States steamer Rhode Island left this port
yesterday for the Gulf She took important despatch
es to the blockaing feet relative to their movements.
she wiz visit all the vessels she did her last trip
Her officers have already boon given.
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BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

The United States steamer Rhode Island sailed yester
day from the Navy Yard with large supply of
for the bockadng squadron and $500 900 payment
of the officers and men, After stopping at Old Point she
will go down Che coast, probably far Galveston.
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RumOrcd Resignation of Hon. William
Appleton.

.
II is said that the Hon William Appleton, member OF
Congress from Boston, viii shortly resign, owing TO Ill
health.
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DR.. TumbIety's PimpIe BanisLcr.-Pricc
81 bottle Sent by mail to any address ONCE
Rqp1 Iyay
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Hill--Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and
Whskers, No Barclay street. Hair Dye 30 centsblack
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Hollowny's Ointment and Pills.-TO
the of colds take the Pills and rub the Ointment
into the chest night and morning.
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C0aindRder- - Berry.
First Lieutendnt-E. Lewis.
Second Lieuteadai-J. Leavitt
Surgeon--Dr. Lincoln.
Chtg Eagineey--J g. Leavitt.
The steamer Harriet Lane, Commander Faunce, ar
rived at the Philadelphia Navy Yard Sunday after
noon. She will undergo repairs.
The United States gunboat Keystone State left Barbados
August TO- in search Of tho privatcer sumter.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GUNBoAT PEMBROKE.

The United States gunboat Pembroke, Commander
Berry, arrived yesterday morning from cruise aud
three days from Potomac river bound to Boston. shc
put in account of head Winds and will proceed to her
destination this morning. Tho following is list of hcr
officers
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Barry's TrIcophcrOus Is the Best and
cheapest article for Dressing Beauying Curling Cleaning
Preserving and restoring the Hair. LADIES' try it. Sold by
a druggists.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tho Maine State Election.
PORTLAND, Sept 0, 1851.
The annual State election In Maine took place To-Day
The following is the vote for Governor in some OF the
principal cities and towns
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THE ARREST or MR. DAYTON.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Some malicious person has caused to be arrested
charge Of deraudng the government by endcavorng
collect bill for four horses when Is said less fur
nished. Myonly connection with the affair appears from
the following paper
New YORK, July -, 1861
The Anderson Zouave regiment pcr order j. j. Yates
Quartermaster, bought Off. o. Taylor
oHo uich vZ,J
One bay horse. 225
Observation-Disclosures. 24O
Observation-Disclosures. 230
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ChristadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
pccs-hc hest in the wordwholcsale and retail and the
dye privately applied, at No. . Aslor House.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
The mail steamship Northern Light, Captain Tinke-
paugh will leave this port tomorrow at noon for Aspn
wall.
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
will close at half past ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The New YORK WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures edition
containing the latest intelligence from all parts of the
world with large quantity Of local and msccancohs
matter will be published nine O'Clock IN the morning
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, Fix cents
Agents will please send in their orders early pos
sb !e,
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TT s PASSPORTS NO PERSON CAN LEAVE NOW
" the United States without one They are furnished
H. thirty six hours on application TO ara by EDWARD
8lSsEIL s. Passport Agent &C. 27i Broadway corner
Chambers street.
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Singer & Co - Sewing Machines, with
all the recent improvements Great reduction in price Call
and examine at 455 Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Fest In the
reliable and Instantaneous. Sold and
applied at BATCiiEIOR'S wig factory 10 Bond street
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Military Shoulder Braces and Abdomi-
nal Supporters combincd-A and superior article
MARSH CO.'S Truss ONCE, No. vesey street, As'or
House
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Co.. Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS A7g-sepembera, 1861
So, 80, II, 20, "a, SO, 90 SO, ~, Al, Q, So, Gj.
KENTUCKY. CLASS lso-September9 ., 1851
49, so, 80, 81, 81, 7, ~, Is, 81, 80, IS, 40.
Circulars free Of charge by addressing either to
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Coyington, KY, or st. Louis, No.
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wasbirnes majority in thes towns is 6,9S3, against
T,55S last year-a decrease Of 575.
The aggregate vote In these towns this year viii he
about 95 Oo0 and Washburnes majority from IL 900 to
H. COO The Union majority in these towns is - $50,
and will be, in the whole State, about 1000.
The legislature Is largely Republican, although there
will be many Union Democrats, among whom are III the
Senate b. X. Smart of Knox county, John A. Peters OF
Jenobsco and L. d. NJ Sweet Of Cumberland and in the
House Bioa Bradbury of Bastpu A. Gould OF Thomas
Son Bake OF Bangor. and G. J.. Sowa OF Old Town.
Washburne's majority will be larger In proportion W
the vote than last year.
Tho Eighth Maine regiment will leave Augusta tomor-
row morning for the seat of war.
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Mr. Dick .nson is expected in the morning.
Delegates to the Republican State Con-
yentiOn.

Auburn, Sept 0, 1861.
The delegates to the Republican State Convention from
the First district OF Cayuga county NJ r. Bowers and
n. Davis Second district. S. c. Lyon and g. Briggs.
BATAVIA, Sept. 9, 1861
Hon. Augustus Frank and G. G. Hoskins have been
chosen delegates the Republican State Convention from
Wyoming county.
BUFFALO, Sept. Q, 1861
The following persons have been elected delegates from
Eric county the Republican Convention to be held at
Syracuse the 18th First district. " K. Wat
son John reiner Second district A. W. Harvey and
Isaac Holloway; Third district A. D. Farnsworth and
John Nice; Fourth district, D. C. WEIGH and j. H. DUEL
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Royal Havana I.Ottcry.-Prizcs Cashcd
and Information furnished by TAYLOR CO. bankers l6
Wall street, New York, successors Of Chase Co.
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NIISCELLANEOUS.

33-DOuBLE SOLE SHOES, AT JONES, 10 AND II
II Ann street, at So 3d. quilted sole Congress Gacrs,
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Dissolution.-The COpartntrship herctO-
fore existing under The style of Wood Eddy Co.. Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent-Mr. Ben jamn Wood
firing the business will be conducted IN future by the
naming partners under the style and title of
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
with whom with Mr.. Wood. nil settlements may be made
CoviSGrON, KY, Sept. 2, lSGl MURRAY, EDDY co.
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A LEX. DELMAR, FOG BROADWAY NEAR FOURTH
~ street respectfully invites the attention his
his splendid assortment of House Furnishing Hardware,
Wooden Tin ana Willow Ware, for the fall and winter Of
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GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE MILLION
" Cheapest store in the world. Goods delivered free
TIOS. Y, AGNEW,
Mes 1O Greenwich st. and SO Murray st. New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20
From st. Louis.
Matters at Cairo.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Enquirer.

CAIRO, June 1.-THE steamer VIM. II. Brown,
from Pittsbnrg for Cairo, arrived here this morn
ing at three O'Clock She is reported for the Cairo
army-squadron. and has aboard for Camp Defiance,
three twenty-four Founders, and any amount Of
shell, shot powder, &c. We have plenty of cannon
and ammunition, and our fleet increasing fast as
could be expected. They comprise the following
boats City of Alton Cairo Company Ferry, Swa-
low, VIM. II. Brown and the steam tug, Capt
Shreeves, all ready for service at a moments no.
tice
1t is reported that there was one death in the
camp yesterday from typhoid fever
The only other item of interest was party of
Colonel Cooks regiment "detachng" themselves,
and marching up to the commissary department,
with shovels, picks, &C., demanding better bread
and "more of it." Colonel Cook was Immediately
sent for ard made brief and telling speech,
surfing them that these wrongs should be righted
They gave the Colonel three times three, and went
quickly to their quarters.
We learned yesterday from citizen of Mississippi
county, Mo-. that in attempting to 60 to his hOme
near Lucas Bend, Saturday, that he saw forty or
fifty armed men near that place, all armed with
Sharpe's rifles and we'll mounted patrolling the
county-only twelve miles from Birds Point. No.
where Col. Shutner's regiment is camped. He is
an old citizen and knows nearly every q an in the
COUNTY, and he heard they were from Union City.
They fred on him twice and he narrowly escaped
with his ife arriving at Birds Point at two O'Clock
Sunday morning.