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Movements Of Prince Napolcou

bONoH, sept. 2J,-Prince Napoleon and suite
visited the State House this forenoon, where no
was wei comed by Governor Andrew. lie will
remain here only two or three days.
ALL APPREHENSION of General Fremont's re-
moyal has ceased since 1t transpired that tho
Pathtndsr's wife had given the Administration
Jessie, ON the subject.
AT Posi- DEPosIT, MD, on the POD, while a
peace meeting was being held, some soldiers
Of the Scott Life Guard passed by the door with
miniature American flags in their hands. The
flags were torn in pieces by some rebels and a
fight followed, in which two members Of tho
peace meeting were killed. Three of the soldiers
were considerably injured.
RAREY WANrED,-Nat. p. Willis, describes
the breaking Of horses and mules, as performed
by the soldiers at Washington, as unmitigatedly
baIbarous The bloody heads and mouths, and
swollen legs and shoulders Of the horses were
enough to make ones heart sick Tho mules,
who are still more obstinate than horses, were
80 dashed and bruised that they were positively
IKE illuminated texts'--the strips OF raw flesh
making them look like pictures fancifully deco
ated with scarlet.
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81 Louis, Sept. 23.-.Charles g. Ramsay, tho
proprietor Of the EreHiHg N,0s, was arrested
TINS afternoon by the Provost NJ ir,hal, Tor pub
fishing an editorial article TO-DAY entitled "'Fall
81 Lexington, rejecting in bitter terms upon
tho campaign Of the military authorities in the
Department Of the West. 1nis paper was sup
pressed, and all the manuscripts found in the office
seized, aud the building Is now in possession or
tho Provost Guard. The name Of the author of
the article was diyulged, and it is thought that
the publication Of the paper will DO allowed to
continue.
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Foreign Intelligence.
Four Days Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Persia Oh Cape Race.


81 Johns, N. F., Sept. 23.-Tho steamship
Persia from Liverpool on the Nth, via Queens
town on the 18th inst, passed Cape Race at
half-past o'clock yesterday Sunday morn
ing.
On the 10th inst. she passed the steamship
Great Eastern, which was putting back to Liv
erpool, in a damaged state.
The dates per the Persia are four days later
thad those by the Saxonia.
The steamship Canada, from Boston, arrived
a, Queenstown on the 18th inst.
The report that the American Minister at
Brussels had offered a command in the Federal
Army to Garibaldi is confirmed, but what the
result OF the offer was is not stated.
Great Britain.
The London Times edtoriallv ridicules the
passport system the United States, and saws
that 1t viii not secure the desired ends. 1t adds
'that the only complaint that England has TO
make IN the matter is in regard TO the discour-
tssy to Lord Lyons, in leaving him to learn Of
the new arrangements from the newspapers"
movements were making of troops prepara-
tory TO thesr tmbarkment for Canada.
DR.. Russell in another letter to the London
Times on American affairs, says that General
Mcclellan is rapidly becoming master of the sit
uauon, and that the movements of the FEEDER
alists by water, both on the seaboard and down
the Mississippi river, must greatly embarrass
the South.
1t was stated that the City of New York took
hfty.tiVe cases OF rifles for the Northern army
but the agents Of the line denied all knowledge
o. any shipment contTaband of war.
Italy.
PROBABLE ADVENT OF GARmALDI.
The Correo Mercantile confirms the news that
the American Minister at Brussels had waited
Gsrlbaldi at Csprera to offer him a command In
the Federal army. The Derete regrets that n
cannot give denial to the rumor Of acceptance
Of the offer by Garibaldi.
spain.
The news is confirmed that Spain Is to Join
IN tho Anglo-French expedition 70 Mexico,
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acceptance.
MEXICO AND FRANCE.
letter from Paris received TO-DAY, s,ys that
the French government has respectfully declined
to inform the Mexican Minister there, Of the
object OF the fleet to 10 sent 10 Mexico savinf,
that the government of the latter will be duly
appriAcd 81 il through the French Minister.
The republican this morning says that the
exaggerated stories in regard TO the robel force
~ virginia, arc manufactured TO order, by Job
bers in contracts in this city, and their agents.
for purposes Of their own.
Ross Winans Of Biltirnorc, has boon released
today from Fortress Monroe.
There is no truth in the report that Fremont
is to he removed. The President IL SAID 20 lia,s
expressly contradcted II Yesterday.
The following named Brigadior Generals of
Volunteers have been appointed -
John Is. $. Todd, Of Dacotah Territory, late
Captain 9th Infantry Major and Quartermas.
ter Van Nlict, 4 S. Army, to be ASSIGNED to
duty as Chief Of the Qutrtermasters Depart
mcnt OF the army on the Potomac; Major Bur
nard, Of the L. :. Engineers to lie assigned TO
duty n Chief Of Engineers Of the Army OF tho
Potomac John Newton and Winfield s. Han
cock, to he Bngadcr Generals Of Volunteers.
An order has been issued preventing all civil
lians, and officers and privates not on duty
from visiting the outposts of the army.
Zen. lieintzclman, who was wounded in tho
arm IN the battle at Bull Run, has nearly re.
covered from the injury. lie will he assigned
the command Of a division in Virginia.
Capt. Bakers Mcclellan Dragons ma 10
their appearance today in new uniform, con-
sisting Of dark blue truck coats and light blue
pants, decided improvement.
According to an army order issued today
wherever companies by an economical use Of
their rations have raised surplus it must bc
left ON the hands Of the commissary from whom
they drew their ratons. The bills of purchase
at cost price Of the articles, will be paid by any
commissary having funds for that purpose, for
the benefit If the economist. Heretofore sur
plus rations have been sold to suffers and store
keepers, or exchanged for other supplies by the
soldier
The War Department has authorized a eayal.
~ company to be raised in Oregon.
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A SuAiehi Republican ticket has bOsn nomi-
nsied in DaiChess county.
The ship Marathon. owned in New Orleans,
arrived " Philadelphia yesterday with salt
frcn Sardinia. and was seized.
Seoi TO fort Lafayette yesieriAy-JAs. NJ.
HSIo q Baltimore. and =. WYATT and WIN.
GIcHEisr Of Philadelphia, for furnishing
rsais TO the rebels.
The King @. Portugal has. issued proclamation
ss-'ctly prohibiting P'iva;eerine or the harbor-
ing q p'ivA;eeTs in hi, domiuionsi without
v0ti abOss 'ntulEaiiy o. 'Oolligtrents."
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IIOBOKEN.

GREAT BASE BALL MAroH. Tho great
base ball match of the season took place yes,ss-
day afternoon, at the Elysan Fields, lIoboken.
The match was between the Gotham and Mu-
thousand or more spectators, including many
ladies, were present. The game closed at eight
o'clock, the innings resulting in favor OF the two
first named clubs. Tho Gotham and Mutual
made ~ runs, to . for the Eagle and Empire.
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TIKI POLICE TO NE A MILITARY ORGANIzA-
TIoN.-ln accordance with resolution of the
Police Commissioners passed recently, the po-
lice force is to be divided into four sections, and
will be drilled in the manual of arms, that it
may be able to act in military capacity should
disturbances occur in the city. Capt. Charles
S. Tumbull, late of the Seventeenth Precinct
has been appointed military instructor and the
men will he drilled with muskets three times
week, while the customary drillings will be
suspended.
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PRAYER MEETING ANSIvERsARY. - The
fourth anniversary of the Fulton street prayer
meeting was held yesterday, in the Old Dutch
Church, corner Of William and Fulton Streets
DR.. Gillette presided. Addresses were delivered
by number of reverend gentlemen present, and
the exercises were throughout Of the most inte-
resting character
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CITY NEWS.

An ADUsE.-"One of the sufferers" writes to
the SrN, complaining that certain persons ad-
vertise for extra large numbers of girls for var-
Gus trades with no object but to induce them
to work week gratis on trial, and then dis
charge them. Coed hands should DO on their
guard, and poor hands should be prepared to get
their trouble for their pains.
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TnE NATIONAL FAST DAY.-The Mayor has
issued a procl 'mation requesting a full OBJ
servance of the National Fast Day, and he has
also sent circular to all the heads of depart-
ments, especially asking that they will close
their Offices and stop all business on that day.
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Sickness In the Rebel Army. @

recent copy OF the Charleston .nercury
contains an editorial article, in which il speaks
OF the bad food furnished by the commissariat at
Richmond. 1t speaks OF fifteen thousand
troops now lying sick scattered all around Man
aSsaS. II adds that the commissary depart-
ment furnish raw wheat flour, and leave the
poor soldiers TO work IL into dough. which has
proved more fatal 10 the army than Yankee ri
hes and cannon In the same paper il also
stated that ''the number OF disabled volunteer,
In Richmond increases with each days arrival
from Manassas. On Sunday the Central cars
brought down one hundred of the sick, who
were Immediately distributed in the different
hospitals An arrival on Monday morning ad-
ded one hundred and fifty patients to the list
ENLISTMENT Is GROWING brisker daily in
New York. Twenty regiments forming in the
state have an aggregate Of 1000 men.
THE Frankfort Commonwealth thus notices
ESn. y; .. Chttend.n, just placed at the head
o. the Kentucky Militia; His name has become
idenuned with the proudest annals of our coun-
trys history through his illustrious father, and
his own exploits as volunteer aid 10 Gen. Tavlor
In Mexico, attest that he Is without fear And
above Teproach. The bearer Of the laoki an.
swor Of the cid hero 10 Santa Anna, that C &c.
neral Taylor never surrendars, " cannot but bear
Ihiesef 20 CALAMITY that all the members Of the
Stsae Guard, under the impulse Of his example,
Will rush to the field In defence Of the honor of
Kentucky, and efface the last suspicion which
has 70 unfortunately been attached TO them.
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RELIGIOUS.


The Camp Meeting mt Maspeth, l.. H.. viii.
by request OF the residents Of that neghborhood Ia
con over Sunday the 10Th inst on that dsy the
sermon lie preached 70 them. Cars leave Grand !,
roPean plan. '" 'A' Iu-
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SrARrIISG CoNrEss'pN.-Mr. TuuRrow
WEED, in reply to certain charges of corruption
Nentila'ed in the recent LirrLEJoHS and GREE
Lkr libel suit, says that it Is impossible to
cary on party movements without money; and
makes the painful confession that JAMES BIZ
CHASAN was elected President, and the country
ruined. simply because Me.srs. FoRSEY. WEN
nEIL and BELNoNr, raised $4,000 more to
spcnd in the Penny lyAnia election than could
he Pr>curcd by MeeSs. WILLIAM HALL, TRu.
sAS SsrrH and himself for the same purpose.
The orniessiou Is humiliating one, both for
Mr.. WKEp and the country, and indicates, a,
he ayS that 'rhe unpA'riotc arc no, alone
fSuna among the ignorant and base
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AID FOR A GERMAN HosPITAL.-The ladies
association for the erection of German Hospi-
tai, gave a festival at Jones Wood yesterday
afternoon and evening. which was quite well
attended by our German citizens. Dancing was
the principal amusement Of the day,
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Tue SLAVE TRAN. The u. &. Marshal haq
arrested Nh. Theodore schsmberg, on suspi-
cion OF being engaged in tae slave trade. He
is charged with fit'ing out the brig signet and
the steamer City Of Norfolk for this traffic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-24

LADIES WHO ARE TROUBLED WITH Pn6pLEs
Blotches, Tan, sunburn, or any Dsnguremsni O.
The Skin, should try the "Bam OF White Lilies
which Is TO be had at 10 South Second st., williams
burgh, at the low price OF 20 cents Ter bo,ts. MI
An excellent preparation.
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DENTISTRY.

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST DEN
q aaI establishment In the U EN-. d. GRIFFIN
fulton st., Brooklyn, inserts full sets OF teeth
tneir Improved atmospheric pressure plates, with
eut eAuaoting the roots. On plAtina or geld, SSbs
suver OF rubber $40; partial sets ON gold, 81 pdr
tooth; silver, 81. seql SAAcslOS
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TIK Josr-d II C,aaerc, now enjoys, and
dcabtles will always continue to deserve and
enjoy, unrestricted circulation through the mails
ami all other channels in all pss.s of the coun.
Try. We rrPcs; this statement, by request,
frssn the fact that the Jaars y hnds some of It's
suh~oritsrs and correspondents still in doubt on
the sob;~ot and hence SLOW in making remit
tancos and orders.
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NOMINATING CONFERENCE.-The Republican
Ward associations held last evening their cleo
tions for delegates to the several nominating
conventions. The conventions will be held next
week.
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Sacramento, dugrst 26-The steamer Gem,
from Red Bluff, Captain Foster, arrived last
evening at o'clock and brought the follow
ing lad news. At one or half past one this r.
NJ. (2jih), the steamer J. A McClelland Car
tain &. mlls, bound for Red Bun, exploded
three miles below Knights Landing, carrying
away all her forward cabin, and NJ SCATTERING
the hull IA To cause her to sink in arou, fifteen
minutes. The captain, mate, and tn rteen 9th
eIs were known TO bc killed, and probably a
nun her more. The cargo aud steamer aio a
total loss
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CoRREcTIoS,-The fire reported under our
brooklyn head yesterday, as having occurred in
the pork packing establishment of Mr.. Mask.
was incorrect, the building next door was the
ona
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UNIoN TICKET ENDoRsRp.-At meeting of
the 9th Ward Union Club, held last evening at
4S Park street, it was unanimously resolved to
support the Peoples Union ticket at the coming
election
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINER
A CADEMY OF MUsIC-HERMANN,

a CADEMY OF MUSIC-HERMANN.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING OF THE WI
Doors open at N. Commence at 2.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
Amph theatre now open. 20 cents,
Tuesday "wednesday, rnursday,
LAST THREE NIGHTS OF
TIE lNAUGURATORY PROGRAMAfp
- Assisted by the
ORCHESTRA OF THE ITALIAN OPBRI
Friday even NJ change of Programme.
DEBUT OF MADAME HERMANN.
First Night of Hcrmanns
q o = ROG NINE.
SATURDAY NEXT, AT t26.
Observation-Disclosures MATINEE.
Admiss on ~ cents. No reserved seats.
Saturday evening, second night Of Comic
gramme. 1
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Lyons MAGNETIC Ixarcr

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT PowDxH
Tue original and genuine article, will extaru,ins.-
hoaehes' Ants, and All vermin. Free FROM poison
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death 70 Rats and MICE R,lI bx all rrr..
gist everywhere. ID. s. BARNES, Proprissor, "a
Park Row, and 424 Broadway.
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RrsUNrD.-The sx Colonel IF the S7th regi-
ment McCunn, resumed his judicial luties yes
tefday' there being no Provost Marshal l. Sre with
power 10 pas him on"
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YACHT RAcE.-A race between boats cat
iigged" and "jib and mainsail, - comes OF on
Thursday next at Statewide, for the prize Of
stand Of colors for each class.
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Military and Naval Movements.


Mr.. Waugh, tho Chief Yigilant Of tho Navy
Yard, detected some tackle and various other
things being conveyed from the promises Of tho
Brook yn Navy Yard, yesterday, and thus pre-
vented robbery upon Uncle sam.
OFFICERS To BE DRILLED.
There ia quite a number Of commissioned
officers on the Island, recently appointed from
| citizen life. A drill il structor is detailed To
put them through their facings and tho manual
OF arms, just in the same way that recruit
Is put through. This is the only plan to pursue
II good ollicers are TO he made Of them.
OUT or COMMISSION.
The gun-boat Sumter, 10, was put out Of
commission, yes srday, and her crew will DO
paid OF in few days.
col. FAIRMAS AND THE 2D PIRR zouAyEs.
IN reply to letter from Gov. Morgan, ie-
speciing Col. Fairman's claim to the command
Of tho I'd Fire Zouaves, 9th Regiment Sickles'
Brgale,) a letter has been sent by tho War De-
partmcnt at Washington TO that gentleman,
stating that as tho officers Of the "a Fire Zou.
sves have elected Col. Brewster he has been
duly mustered in as the commanding officer.
and therefore Mr.. Fairman's claims cannot be
recognized
RECRUITING.
Two hundred and twenty men were mustered
into service yesterday, at the volunteer depot.
THE HEMrsrFAD ESCAMrMENT.
This encampment is entirely broken up Yes
terday morning the guard Of the Third New
Hampshire and Eighth Maine regiments struck
their tents and departed to join their respective
regiments now at the seat Of war. The main
body Of these regiments started for Washington
on the night Of Saturday week last.
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CorroS.-The steamer Pelican, Jones, which
arrived at this port on Sunday, from Providence
brought on freight one hundred and seventy.
hroe bales Of cotton.
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CRY MoRTALITY.-Deathsf for the week
ending Sept. 23d, 1861, 37i; decrease from last
week, 49, from same week last year. 6; adults,
1885, children, 1885, males, POS; females, 1866;
colored persons. 9.
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OH POSTAGE SrAMPs.-Po Postmaster TAYLOR
has extended the time for exchanging old
postage stamps for new another week.
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TliENEw YORK SUN
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. "a, 1861.
TIE Di-araced Co,or-.

"A communication to our Mayor and Alder.
men from the Provost Marshal Of Alexandra
ITO be found in our Couneilmen report this
mcruing,) throws little further light indirect
ly upon the causes Of the sad decentralization Of
the First Fire Zouaves. II seems that the cost
iy stand Of colors presented 10 the regiment by
the city with 80 much pomp, at their departure,
has been accidentally found at Alexandra, Tin
heap Of rubbish" Such fragrant negligence
Or rather contempt OF duty on the part Of Off.
car, needs no comment, anil proves as well as A
volume, that the mea arc "a much sinn,d
against as SHINING.
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Mnlne TrOopr En- Rnuie.

Portland Ne, Sept. 23.-The 9th Maine
regiment, under command OF Col. Rich, 900
strong, leave Augusta tomorrow morning for
Washington.
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The mail steamer North Star, Captain Jones.
arrived yesterday afternoon, from Aspinwall,
with the California mails Of the LIST, ami s9j3,
240 in specie.
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Recruits Attention.-Iryo u was
gtod regiment, arp'y at the fist rcgirs
C'ntrc Market, without delay. ~
Recruiting Officer. seS
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOAL YARD FOR SALE-TEN YEARS
- lease, hltuTa, business, carts horses &C. lin d,
good location, for sale at low price. AM 80
G. BOWMAN, ll2 Broadway. Se2i
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SOCIETY NOTTC


re, enty-Ninth New York state
tbs gallant regiment at his head qu
Hayward House, III Third ave. VIII
ed ~ Washington A. soon a. enrolle
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NIuTder of Major Arnold G.. Lewis by n Pri-
NnIe Of the l6Ih PennnN IXn min Rnnlmr nj.

Ddnesto,rn, Nd, Sept. 23.-Yesteriay, Ma
jor Arnold e. Lewis, Of tho Forty-Sixth Penn
sylvania Regiment, was shot dead by private
in the regiment named Lanahan. The act
was a willul murder.
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II was said that the Hungarian Diet would
be convened on December LIST.
Latest Markets vie pue~nstorvu.
Lire,poOl, Sept 15-P. y Tito $40, r cot
ton today were 1900 balee, ~ " ,uch 8, 200
were TO ,peculaiors ard txportes. The mar
ket clCSed inner at an advance over yesterday
OF ~. ID eadstuffs quiet, but steady Provi-
sions dull
london, SEPT 1i-P. M.-Consols closed AZ
$685. 93L for money.
Illinois Central shares, 39k 80 discount.
frie shares, PIX 22k.
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now murdered IN snd encamped ut fui
wants fee more recruits. Apply Al Il
70 WIN. BENSON, Capt, or 81 LEARY's,
-
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BARRY'a TnInnruunnna

BARRYs TRIooPMRoua
u tbs best and cheapest article for dresdnR Ine
oeAnnfying, cleaning curling, preserving aud no
storing 'hehAir. Ladies, try H. Bold By All Drus,
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Fortress Monroe, Sept 22-rra B,iitiDlorc,
Sept 2S.-Ihe s. Il. Spaulding arrived from
Hatteras Inlet this morning,
IMPLICATIONS DESTROYED.

FortrcsS Monroe, Sept. 22-r1a Btltippovc.
Sept 23.-1he s. X. Spaulding arrived from
Hatterns Inlet this morning.
FORTIFICATIoNs DESTROYED.
On Tuesday last the propeller Fanny ran
down 10 Ocracoko Inlet with company of
troops, who entirely destroyed the Notifications
abandoned by the Conlederates. The magazine
was burnt and the cannon sunk.
WHAT TIIE REBELS MEAN TO DO.
II is said that the Confederates were assem-
BLEED in force at Washington and Newborn. and
that z, 900 Of them had landed on Roanoke Is
land with the intention of destroying tho Light
House and the dwellings of the Unionis's there.
detachment OF 200 men, accompanied by q
naval force, were about 10 leave Hatteras Inlet
to prevent the invaders.
WHAT THEY TRIED To DO.
Tho privatecrs Coffee and Winslow had Wis
tied Ocracoke Inlet, to carry of the Confederate
guns, but left on the appearance of the Fanny.
The Pawnee and Susquehannah were still at
llatteras Inlet.
IN TRAP.
The Argonaut, Of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
laden with fish and salt, ran into the inlet aud
was secured as Il prize.
THEN ZoUAvEs."
A portion Of the Eleventh Regiment, New
ORR Fire Zouayes, composed mainly Of mem.
bers OF tho Fist Regiment, New York Fire
Zouaves, reached Old Point this morning.
AN ALARM.
There was an alarm at Newport News, last
night, caused by force Of rebels being seen
near Newport News. They Withdrew, how
ever, after burning few grain ricks.
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Lor particulars inquire of j. DAVIES, 4l6 Broome
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