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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
,e, good Mas, for bat. We then turned the prison.

get good Hast for that. We then turned tue prison.
srs over 10 he artillery, and marched on.
- W. comes lamentabh part of the drama. Our
Cl. after he left us marched up through the town,
ros,ioy iaels, &c. AZ be was conlug back having
dnTIr f7nr Ind d sergeant II Con pany u with him,
be noticed Ces'.o" nag nllng ION the Mslssli
entered. and took !, doWnwin lisowh hands, wrapped
IL around his left arm aud descended lhe stare, As
he reached the last lndug, he owner came ots Of liz
room. leye ed d0ub,5irrelrd gun at bin ard fredi
tte Fl gs struck hin he l-ig bresst enteiog the
bea and killing lu rstanta, erus, oil he said was
My Cod" The III I'D rpUued all over tie fag,
making IT one mass OF gore. In an ], stani, BROW
neil leveied his piece $40, toe AN through Tie head
aud as 20 fell run him through with biz bayon T. As
jackson fell the secouc barrel went off, lodging the
contents in tie or; fifteen slugs were taken out,
and 1t is supposed really as many more are yet
remaining. Il seems that Jacksou had sworn lhat tbe
INST nan who touched the fag should be shot, hence
the disasteT TIE boys are tuii'us, and were II not
that the of ers have control over tem not Que
stone would be lett st,lidIug H. the whole city I1e
CORPSE was sent Nas,ia inside oi hour, and
Ills msTbing ten from each company detailed
to 10 tie same place aOd eecDit IL 20 tie tfio.
We are DOW quatte,ed in the rsilro ID depot, living
luxuliOusly on two hard ii uiIs daytime feed
makes us strong and healthy, Acton see it.
The lie of ig send you obtpi red ailuost NJ the
risk of ny lie. II is he flag he Colonel had tried
bard TO get piece with soue OF his blood on IT. but
coGld not Tell mother that | want her 10 take good
care OF IL; let no one add 10 or diminish IT, lend 1t to
one, for to me it is Of such value sm almost
strsid 10 show it, for fear that wonld snatch
H. Last evening. piece only twice 80 pig so!1
fer $3 No one eau gel il. 1 ont under me nose
Of one sentry, aud cut ii OH me flag nsht undet the
eve aud rife OF anotrer. IL l bad been canSh', 1
would have teen put in the guari-boasc for ~ daya
so you zee Low Gear it must be 10 me. TepeS,
the caution-let 10 have even piece OF
,te thread, for il is something to say thai
Won have re.e of tie first Sc esson lsg taken in
Virginia aud over, it d,td by the blood OF
- gallant and brave lived. Some may
v, rhEa TIa him
s's. He was tlis kiud of lie would not ask
o ' OF bis do tiog that he would not Eee 20
himself Sew piece Of lue and white tape around
the border, and keep II under lock and key. in my
letter to father aeked him to seud me few things;
il possible, ,end them II bt away. IL rains here aimns
every other day, anu clothes Ne, essary Give
NY love To oil the family all iuqairiug friends
Show this letter aud lie flag 10 Mary. lell them
not 10 believe dead un'il i slop writing.
Your brother CHARLIE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
PROM TEXAS.

We learn from THE San Aqtoa,o ledger that the
blowing are the names Of the United States officers
Who surrendered TO C,l. Van Dom on the 9th met.
Revt Lieut. Col James v bomfoId. Oh IGaltry Brevet
Lieut. Col j. v u. Reeves Sh IDtsnty Capt Edwad Blaze
Ieuts C. r. Bliss 9th i0fsnry h. w tfeoleign Sd iuiaiJ
lck Lozela Sh lnfsnTy snd d. W. T. feeIs' A'eh'Sn'
tuf-0n. 80
COL Van Dorm was at San Antonio the llth inst,
nd citizens of the ace were prepsingf grand
bal In bis honor.
Tie ledger gives the following account Of the sur
fsnder on the ytb:
Yesterday, the 9th Of May, the command Of Brevei
Lieut. Col j. V. ID. Reeves nuubeIiUg 3l6 men, CON-
POSING The companies OF Reeves Spraguess Pitcher =,
lbhke Seld0,is and Fink 9Th Infantry, surrendered
100 nj, oners of war 10 Col. Earl Van Doru and the
Conieoerate troops, numbering 200 men, con-
Iiistiny Of Duh's battalion of infantry, 3OO strong
tdgars light battery, Ostro II heCulloch smoeDeed
themeo $40 strong; several Independent eompaies of
eiate troops, under Capt. Goode OF Dallas county
Cspt. Joseph L. Dwyer of Bexar, Hardeman OF Ma
ItOg5oches, and Riehtrdron's.
az The Confederate troops were al least FIVE 10 one
b the United States ,roop--apd TO- isiance was not
enly useless, but utter destruction would eventually
have awaited item hsdthey attempted 10 have cut their
way 10 the coast AZ soldiers and Us friends whom We
have always loved aud esteemed, they have our
| a. syiDpathies. Ia former Days we knew them az
tfeers OF the highest Character In fac two Of them
sse on the 9th Of May 1876 brevetied for their ever
snspicucus aaotry the memorable field of Resacs.
\ Sh Palma.
ave refer TO those distinguished officers, Brevet
Lieut-Coi. BomforJ, recently Vi the bah Infantry,
how Of the 9th and Bfevet Lieu'. Col Reeves, who
YES in comr6and Of the esurienderi0y party
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
PRIVATEERING IN THE GULF.

LATER FROM SHIP ISLAND-EO>TlLE DEMONsIHA-
TIONS THERE BY THE FLEET.
We have New-Orleans papers to the oath last
Fridsy.l
The name Of the prize recently captured by Con-
ederatc prvateer and taken ioto Aplachicola is the
w. {. AtwGter, Capt. Allen, OF New Haven =,
the Irish Brigade" raised iu Ne@-Ofleana, would
be attached to the 9TH Regiment Lou lna volunteers
From the ~ o. pioaysne
AND STILL THEY CoME I'VE are just informed that
that busy little bee OF pivaieer, the V. H. Ivy Is
towiog In from the sea prize under letters oi
narque, large ship name unknown.
The tapers print the following fuller account OF the
demonstration upon Ship Leland (supposed by some
United States vessel already alluded to. -. =,
BLOxI, Miss May - y. m.--Our village is all
excitement the supposed destruction OF Fort Ship
leland.
The Fort ia located from this place distant thirteen
miles. TIE flames are burrug from the direction OF
the Fort and all 10 the conclusion that the quar-
ters in tie Fort are being destroyed.
One of our citizens, with the hid Of fine telescope
says he dscerDs large ship outside the harbor steer
ing directly from land.
There are one or two small vessels in sight
steering for Biloxi, supposed to be the Lighthouse
boats Snould they get here in time for the steamer
Creole will give you full particulars:
We have Home Guard of one hundred Of oar best
citizens who ready 10 meet any guests Of Lincoln
proclivity with warm reception.
From The Haad'5OrO (Miss) Democrat, May %, ap.m.
STARTLING NEws FROM SnfP lsLAsD-DRsTBUc-
TIOS oY THE FORTIYICATiON-BUILD1NG AND OUT.
HOUSES IL A.HEs'-We have just received iniorma;
ton from number of eyewitDesses that the unfinished
fertilization Slip Island hns been leveed 20 the
ground, and completely destroyed The buildings
comprising a large dwelling and various ont nousfs
have been set on fire, the smoke Of which caa plainly
be seen from the beach.
This interesting specimen Of vandalism Is the work
Of parties lanCing from ship (faukee, oi c1nrei
anchored the harbor, who, having duly accomplished
their valnous work, with their usual aacriiy sDcaked
off TO parts unknown. There is ho telling but they
may return and destroy tie towns on the coast.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
FROM THE sIxrY.NINTH REGIMENT.
VAC let.er eoLnmuaies ed lot tIe n. y. lribahe.

private letter cofnMuACs ed 0r TIE N \. II pune.
6yIH CAMP, VIRGINIA, May 25, 1851.
A. T. BATTEL-Dear Str 4: haven't time or oppor
tunty TO say much--the ball has opeued aud we
part II the BTss SET have not slept three hours III
fve days. We are al work night and day building
fortica,iOns aud eDtrenchmerts. The murder OF our
gsllau Col Ellsworth has created feeling among all
of us that only be satisfied in one way. lie was
,dmirvd and lived by every one. aud may God grant
opportunity of avenging tins outrage. The peo-
pe of Nirgiit have brought nest OF hornets 10 their
doors. BY their OF Secession passed the 6 they
become enemy. We will treat them as such.
Our boys marched on Virginia at midnight on the 3d,
and had you seen them you would ave thought they
were <, ing 10 q wedoi. x When got clear OF our
gates lot Georgetowul ne order Was given 10 march
III willtheu il appeared though every man ''wshed
be was in Dixie" some suog Others wblstled, but
every one wished he was in Dixie, and low we are
In Dixie and sincerely tope we will not leave uniil
every squsreinch OF Dixie has the Stars and Stripes
floating over it. Ournew men, the Meagher Juaves,
arrived just in time 10 20 with Tlere about
400 of them. and fine body Of men they are. We
are in excellent hean and spirits. We are fed abun-
dantly and want for nothing IN the shape Of eating
Our COmmissar Department cannot te eXcelled IN
the entire army. M. II. G. Downing the Commis-
isry understands his duty and devoes bis whole time
and attention to our boys We have No. ! fresh
beef five days in the wek. The letter that app ared
ia TIE Ncu- York Daily Nelgs is an Infamous lie, iD-
vented, suppose, by of tue contemplate scoun-
drels we dru,oued oui OF oar rauks-whO refused 10
take the oath. wish The whole of New-lo'k could
know this. Our Colonel fave better than the re6t
Of US: the regiment would follow him 10 the. DEATH
be is the H. bt man III tie right place GIVE my best
wishes TO the Messr Fnliere, Mr. Browning and ali
the boys imust dJse l understand that our outside
picket has been driven iD-we will be at woIk IN a
few minutes. don't know whether You will ever re-
ceive this, but ii YOU do the writing Read 1t
ss best you eau. Tie utmost excl iepent prevails.
Good by. THos. KING, Company T., 69th Regt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
A party of gentlemen who left Quincy, Fla, for this

A party Of gentlemen who left Quincy, Fla, for TIM
pace short sine since. not 30 fortunate ae the
Russell expedition thai called from yonr port last week
They took boat al Ap4li nicola designing to react
this city through the East Pass Of Santa Rosa Sound
ard when near that lace were fired upoh by the
steamer Mohawk, boarded and turned back with tht
cO1splilg declaration by ita officers that If boarded
seaio, he boat wouldb be seized and coniscated, aud
the passengers and crew m de prisoners Of war. hn'
name testimonial this, from those who claim us as d
portion of their Government.
A letter from the Bitish COnsal received th'S
morning., announcing through Lord Lyons tMt 'ue
Euglish Government would recognize the blocSsoe OF
ports, and gran ing two weeks 70 all Ehsi-u
rel TO settle their accounts after HAVING noen
o. The blockade. don't kuow how IL Is a. ONE Pcs'
bu foreign vessels have notification a' .n,' q,
except tat of Cant Adams 10 Gen. Bragg and 10 oni-
cal publication OF Tint has been made that ha'eeV,r
seen. sent You an extract from toe hot".o, u' Up?
as an i,e OF Iews TakinI this view OF '.v saoce,
and leave If Lincoln has The sympathies OF the
Fnolisn Government he Will enjoy tbem until Davis
gives hin a good drubbiug--and then goodbye.
THE FLEET orr FORT PICKENs.
d- cs,lcs II Poor Is, Lieatenant James C. William.
son 20 Lieuteusrt ~ Smith; 80 iemeaaD VIM Mitchell
... m sSoH Thoms. Le.ci Psyns.sr ho. Locker;
Chief nsineer Jo.h folsnbee 1T Lieut.. Mane George
Bartlett Ganncr Taoms. r. Wilson; CGpcb,e D.nl Jones
sanmker Frsacis Boom si Asst Enenee, Wm b. Brooks
y Tower % Asst. EngneeIs Henry Snyder. c. r. Meyer
John Neii Captains Cek, T. GhDAudan; Psyma'ter,
korbcs Psrsur
G&eer.5 the U. s. .sip So Lsri. Toy'uga AleI Glib
Co1maDcer: JO.hua ID ladl, LiouenAnt w. " Low,
Lsg,sna' O. Z BekasP Lieui,oaai ha,hL Green Master
J. orc Barclay, sg'ee'n; O. T. iiTser rayma,,er = a On.
Bostwaiu; ySues Mcdonnell Carpenter; l.. b. Wske
man, ssiDsAer; = fhiorick Puiser's Csfk
tear'gf me q. s Hedmtap POThaaH.-Lisatenaut Com.
msudire u. D. Porter; Liensnant. NJ G. Terry, Esber
Thong ou Thomas Hams Wa Smith Wiilsoi NJ Gam
ole alter w. Queru Brown; Surgeon Joseph WI
Assistsnt Surgeon lanes Saws Acting PsymHser u H.
Heap Cnes Eneucer Hafn'n Newl Fn.t Lisaten. ant ~.
IiDes, john H. Broomc; kolsvan + McLoud Gunnrr Der
nard nuycker; SiusSer J.c01 Stephens Acog Csrpente
Conuuly; EEgiueerr- First Assistsnts Wm L,mon'
H. IsuIdia. Second AssitGns NcElwe Jno fuidy
Tnd Assistants, r. H. &. Mcisu Frank H. Fletcher;
CspisiI's Cleri. E,s,x Porter ABBOTT SEQ men.
'@cers of me 4. \. FrgGs Ndbfns.-Csp'ain Henry n
Lisu,eusns l. Howe Newaisn Nm X. McCsnn James o..
Maxwell; Lieutenant ard Acng Master. A Hopkins sur
senn NJ g. Deanv; Assistant surgeon Robet q. Fireman
Paynsse Chaio G. Us ham; L. Lieuienst MARINES John l.
C.sh HostswsD Paul Atkinson; Cs'peuter VIM Jrnkin
Mgssrs Mates Val n voorhees, Daniel Dunsuioro Ihomt1 J.
Gervey number Of gums 45i number Of men 49i
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
AMATEUR CONCERT FOR THE FAM
LIES or THE VOLUNTEERS.

concert of most exc, ,ilsnt character will he g rsn
bv die private vocalists sded
by emn, Mt professors, at The house of Mrs. Mea Bark-
ha,dt No. 80 Madison avenue corner of Tlryeiyhth
street, on Thursday evening June 6, Al o'clock. IL
will be for the benefit Of The wives and families Of vol
uneer troops. Tickets will be ST. The entertainments,
apart from the object will be Of the most brilliant kind
Amaseurs who cannot be heard, except in private On
this occasion lay aside their retcence and generously
offer their gifts TO MD the suffering Of the families Of The
defenders Of ouI country.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
DAY OF FASTING AND PRAYER.

MOSTGOMERY, May ., I6bI.
All of the Congressmen have left the city, with one
OF two exceptions.
1t is supposed that the removal of the Departments
viii be commenced ueAt week.
President DAVIS has issued Proclamation appoint
ing Thursday the 18th Of June, to be day OF fasting
and prayer. The Proclamation recognizes the national
depsndance on the Almighty, and refers TO the maes
evidences Of divine favor which have thus far attended
The efforts OF the people of the Con ederacy 10 nsin
tain, establish and perpetuate public liberty, ind-
yidnal Independence and which demand our devou,
and heartfelt gratitude.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS.

The steamship Delaware, from philadelphia, arrived
on wednerday morning, reports: May y, i:So p. IN,
when pas iny Fort Delaware, was invrei Ny gun
ftom ihe fvrt 10 show our eoIos should lot have
waited for an nyit ition at G:3O m of Cape MAY,
passed steam spo State OF Georgia, bound south,
with Col. Allen Regiment for Fort Monroe.
The sto,mshp Cos zaeoalcos called from Quara
for Fort Monroe AZ $3.50 n. N. WeaLescsy, having
Be- tlett's Naval Brigade on board.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
FROM PENSACOLA.
c''rssPsnsetee Of III. Mobile 4dv.,tis-s: ~,

SSarespondeflce OF The Mobile AdvsIti.rr = -.
PEssAcoL., Wednesday Night, May Y, 1861.
The Apaiockicoio Times e0ntaivs an account of 'he
sPture Of the notorious schooner Atwster. She was
saen ut Cedar Keys by the steamer Spray OF Apaia-
soa aid earned into the latter port ss prize She
sfew OF hiteen men. The Atwa,er formerly IN
We trade between Peusaccls and the New-Englind
sas Capt. Allen Ia well know here. md il IL lucky
At he iel into other hands than tie citizens o ths
taee a. no woali have heea well punihed tor deliv.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
SULLIVAN GUARDS.

company by this name, under command OF Capt.
Dner. numbering l0I men, from the neighborhoOd Of
Elmira, in this State, arrived in tie city on Tuesday
nOrIIine, by steamer from Albany, and, iDg
across he Park with blankets and bundles, proceeded
TO Fulton Ferry for East New-York, where they will
apcamp with the Scott Life Guard
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
NEW-ORLEANs BLOCKADED.

Mr.. Robert Mackis, Lloyds Agent at this port, re-
ceved this morning the following lelegrapbc dispatch
from New-OIeans:
EvORLEASs, May 28.Our port IL biocisded Report 10
London"
This information may be relied On, coming from cred.
lille au hoIity in Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30

GAS sExrIosIos-FouR MIS- BADLY BugSED.-For
some days past there has been leakage in Of the
gas pipes OF the new building in Third avenue, between
Fiiiy -tonrh and Finy-iith streets aud search was
made for the defect, but whou suceess till 10 O'Clock
on Tuesday night. 1t wac then discovered that the gas
was escaping in one OF the seeond-story bedrooms
when jacob Schott aud his son Adam, together with
Grant Adams and Christian Bandas, all living in the
house. procured light and the necessary iools with
view Of repairing the damage Thy were warped moi
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30

FATAL CAsUAtrr.-Daniel Suilb, man 81 yssFs
Of ss and net, OF this cy died B.lsws Hospt al son
deck Of ship euhngs passage su Eafss h port Gore:
verdict Of accidental death, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
tAd7srtiasmsntf
ENGLISH CARPETS AT Low Prices

2oO ysd, Ene.h Velvet CARrErs to 81 a5 per yard
5000 yards barssKis, I3c, Boc e5c. p.r yard
3soOD yards Ing. CABPkrIsG 25 3o f0c TO 7o yard
1000 yards flooroil CLOTHS at s3c yard and upwnd
Rugs Mais Mating Window shades DIuggia,s. ra,ls ard
PAno stair Hods aud CsrPc;. u peos s beiov any
quoted Ia tht city. HRAa AspEKsoA's, NJ. W bo"ery
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
fkd.efljss,nsc

Those PERFORMING BEARS at DARNUM's MU-
sIvs co.s their exhibition tt BAzsrHs AusRra to-day, TO
give place othsr novelties.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
fldvsytisemsrt.

FINKIE g. LYOs's SiwING-MACHINks AT
Gss.rI, RzpuCEp PHIezs with all Hsriioe
Tucksr, binder. Gsass. ao. ASsaS wsasd sS 8rosdrv
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30

toenter the with light but. dsr gnrdpg thu eau
tos the door opened and in an instant the most Ter
rite exposon occurred sbatterng the side walls, 0d
shaking the building to its foundation All the fou'
men were badly burned, the elder Schott and Bandas
being considered in u very dangerous condition. lna
afew moments after the explosion, which was heard
at great distance, officer Duyea of the Nineteenth
Ward, was the spot and aided by citizens, extn-
guished the fire. Physicians were Immediately called
10 attend the sliierers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30

BuLL's HKAD.-Tbe market for fat Bullocks was
not quite good upon the closing as J, was the open
ing day oftbe market, but it was rot any lower inan
the previous Wednesday and on The whole better than
upon tie previous week. but not as much better MS the
reduced number of cattle would seem 10 warrant. The
numter on sale 10 the city this week. appears by the
repor, of the market, to be nearly 400 head le than
the week before and all were sod ut $50. h. for
the net weight Of meat, and business closed at an early
bonr OF tho evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30

Excise CommIssIoSTRs.-Metsrs. Haskettand Child
met yesterday, and granted one stoFekeepers and iiv
inukeepor's licenses The Board will meet again K
day, 81 3o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30

Ma. CISCO AccEPTsWe learn that Mr.. John j.
Cisco tie Assistant Treasurer of the United States at
th. port has just forwarded to Washing ton letter
recalling bis resignation, handed IN Immediately after
the inauguration Of Mr.. Lincoln.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30

Bins ASD CosrRAcTs.-Proposals were opened at
the oce of ile Croton Board for regulating and paw
ing various streets, the result Of which was the award
TO Jardine & johnson Of the following jobs:
Regulating paving Fie,h from Second 30 Third av
the from Seventeenth TO Thirty
second 'trs. 2fo yardss large bi regulating lhy,hr
street between gxt5 the on rhy
third street bstS-en See. I'D snd Third avenues Advese
nen's rnbued eaaz for the performance o. sigiiar
worn Wss icn street Liberty snd SP'is street
and Tvenyt. betweo, Third avenue and East River
but the 3id- nos Opensd
Ccnt,,. for 100 b, stop cocks arded TO Nn Johnson
at F23 for 3j ttO feet o pc swaided to the
"anen Fooudery aud Mschne Company OF Nor-Jenoy AZ
s22) aud Tor laying Ipe IN MsataItan Valley IA Large Jop
awarded to john r. Cuinraing
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30

"Six FooTxRs" IN BiHGHAsTos.-A resident OF
Dingbau,ton Broome County, n y, now IN ttis city,
states that IN that va the home Of Daniel g. Dcsin-
son) the war excitement almost high NJ at any
time since the fall of Sumter. 1t already las unsh
three colnpanes and now, the State roll being full
they have organized and nearly completed from the
abundant material offered, company cf men, each Of
whom is six feet high. 1t IL thought that this company
may 10 accepted in Of the regiments now formed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
CITY ITEMS.

DxArH OF JAMES CuTHELL.-The many business
and per-or al friends of The TRIBUNE will regret to
learn of the death of Mr. James Cuhell, WHO has so
long been occupied in he countnghouse of this estab
lishment. For nineteen years he steadily at his
post without any of the usual drawbacks arising from
illness. Entering tho office in minor capacity, by his
diligence be arose 10 confidential position with an in.
terest in the stock of the coxsern. lie WIS in the
mds Of his sctvity and usefulness attacked with the
typhoid fever, fom which he died on Wednesday, at
IL O'Clock. Lilo leaves wife and four children.
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8ea0 bon NsppOrt Ncvo se6Srt. Nlan 0luu
Dob Der gorttCrpn unD Sames per|u6t BADEN.
8lcdaoe 3t bur0breGen unO in Gpl9e be6en
3refen 3wiiGen bteIen Oampfern uno unv
6lOttR bet Neppprt=glepS fatteefunDen bat.
Inter Den DaRagieren her NDelatDe befanb
Sberf Oimnid, weIher noG 8olton aebt.
bort paS COMMANDO bon 8prt Darren al i'll
nebmen. Gr e%cmmanpirte Dor Sen. Butler
Setting WpnrCe unp toar BET Der @arniIon {
beliebt.
Oils bic Nbelotbe Noplar S5lano pn1Trte.
le Elm S6leppOaupfbDt, M beS rem 6erGbn
0inanS'lden Stsarren-0 pier binluter
Elm anOere6 lAlepPte 3tpei nj 0eubalen iGf
beIaDene 8artcn.
Man9e lino Der Nni9t, Dap Der Dam
in etnen Dram Steamer" a Ia Capt. SOQ
Oerwanpelt werDen fol-, UbmO9l 6r. @tnan8
bon jeber 9epeteert bat, OenfIben gu &ril
3tpeden 1~er3u9eben, '-sa
6elt Mpmrps. 10. Sft. Ole a.
6lDtts, welGe iA in 6amPton 9toapS cOnceat
bat, befommt ltanotid 3upaAs. Die Srur
BON NnnapOlis fnp nod ni1t angetOmn
Sen. Sberman iptrp Geute Nbenb In Der Qi
tic eruartet.
GaS Dampfl6if Union 1T loeben angel
men, - M0n 8tautt, pa6 Die 8lotte Biz mo,
Noeno pOlltanpt8 letn Miro.
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pQ!timOrf lDf(hfr
Baltimore, ben 81. 0ttpber 1861,
.seceer ad,tG sid, hurn.

Die g3a6ridt, baB 6eder Mot reit8z
mtren; ~lonoern bic @a4e onr4featen meroe
to the bitter end, bat Die grEBte 8eitiir5ut9
unter ben llppatiI6en 2eitern Der SntriSue Her<
pprgeruIer. 0berIt. 2ieut.. 0(ifalobp, Der ltA
in Seder's Ntweienbeit bereitS pollltanbtg ols
Oberlt fablte, Steaen rerIpra4 II. I. f. fan8t
an gu far6teri, oaB er Die Tednun8 pbne ben
@8irtb 8ema4t unO 9itt it6 in i@eiter 9tpt9 bic
la6erlidIten 8lSBeu, 6qneQ>W 2aior 9nne,
Die8 mert6pOlle member of the mutual admi-
ration society of the Chicago Tribune, i6muBt
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