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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 15-Western DIES.
patches received at Washington, report that
fort Randolph is being strongly fortified by
the rebels.
The committee on the conduct of the war
are about to investigate the cause of the late
surprise at Pttsburg
Several civilians have been captured by the
rebels while curiosity hunting around Manas.
sas.
The senate in executive sess on today, con-
firmed the following nominations Gov. L
ID. Morgan of N. Y, to be major general !;
Carl Schurz, Col Nathan Kimbal of the In.
diana volunteers, paymaster Benjamin AL.
word, U. S. army, Capt George L. Hart of
the adjutant generals department, VIM. S.
Smith OF Ohio, Col. Charles Devens and Ru-
fus Saxton, both of Massachusetts, Col. James
II. Van Allen, 81 regiment New York caval-
ry, and Napoleon B. Buford OF Illinois, to be
brgadier generals of volunteers Amos Per-
ry of Rhode Island was confirmed consul 10
Tuns.
Brigadier General Mitchell was nominated
to day for major general, on the recommends
ton of the secretary of war, for gallant ser
vices in the capture of Huntsville, Decatur,
and StevensOn's Junction.
Count Swenitz Grain, late aid de-camp to
the archduke Macmillan, governor of Venice,
has been rendered the appointment of abide
camp upon Gen. Fremont's staff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16
FROM PITTsBURG LANDING.
GEN. GRANTs OFFICIAL REPORT,

zen, GhANl'o OtFlClAL hEfORI.
ST.. Louis, April 15-Several gentlemen
connected with the army at PIttsburg have
arrived, including Capt LagOwa of Gen.
Grants staff who is bearer of Grants official
report of the battle. They left the army Fri
day night. Gen. Halleck arrived at Pittsburg
Landing Friday, and Immediately assumed
command,
Gen, Grants official report estimates our
loss at fifteen hundred killed and $500 wound
ed. The loss of the enemy killed and left on
the field was greater than ours. An estimate
of their wounded cannot be made, as many
must have been sent to COrinth and other
places. The loss of artillery was great, many
pieces being disabled by shot, and some losing
all their horses and many of their men. Not
less than two hundred horses were killed.
The rebel army has its headquarters at the
foot of Pea Ridge extending two miles from
Corinth The advanced federal forces are
eight miles from Pittsburg, leaving only two
miles between the opposing armies. A battle
may be fought at any moment. We have the
strongest assurance that our army is ready for
the encounter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16
xxxvIIth CONGRESs-First Session.
SENATE.
ALL

SENATE.
Washington, April Is
Mr.. MCDoUGAL called up the resolution
calling on the secretary of war for ntorma
ton for the causes in the delay of the trial of
Gen. Stone.
Mr.. WADE defended the committee on the
conduct of the war. and believed the arrest of
Stone fully UNSUITABLE.
Mr.. WILSON offered substitute for the
| resolution calling on the president for all in
formation not incompatible with the public in.
terests relating to the arrest of Stone. Mr..
MCDoUGAL desired it to go over till to-mor-
row, as he wished to reply.
Mr.. MORRILL,, from the committee on the
District of Columbia, reported back the house
Pennsylvania Avenue Railroad bill with
amendments
Mr.. SHERMAN, from the conference com.
mittee, reported back the naval appropriation
bill. After executive session, adjourned
HOUSE.
Mr.. TRowBRIDGE called up the resolution
to reconsider the vote by which, on the oath
ult., the House adopted resolution inquirng
as to the cause of the delay in exchanging
Col. Corcoran, and directing the secretary OF
war to stop all exchanges till Corcoran is re.
leased
After some consideration the resolution was
amended SO as to request the secretary of war
to inform the House of the cause, ii any,
which has prevented the exchange of Coils.
Corcoran and Wilcox, and other prisoners of
war, held since July last.
The bill regulating the franking privilege
was laid on the tabe-58 against 48.
minority report declaring J. S. Marion,
elected delegate from Nebraska, was ordered
to be printed, and the bill amendatory of the
act establishing the court of claims, was taken
up. After debate the bill passed. 1t author
ICES the president to appoint two additional
judges of the court of claims, to have jurisdic-
ton of all claims for which the government
will be liable in law or equity, if they are sue
able in courts ofjustice, except congressional
claims, or those otherwise provided for by
congress; also to have concurrent jurisdiction
with the circuit and district courts, of all suits
or cases against the government, for title to
real estate or for muniments of title TO the
same, and in all such cases its Judgment shall
be finally subject to the right of appeal. Re-
bells are excluded from the benefit of this act.
The house concurred in the reports OF the
committee Of conference on the dsagreeing
votes on the post Office and navy appropria
ton bills. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16

AN ACT to secure to the officers and men actually
ployed in the western department. or department of
Missouri their pay, bounty and pension.
BE 1t enacted by the senate and house of representa-.
tives the United States America congress assem-
hcd, that tho secretary of be and is hereby ahOF
lied and required to allow and pay the officers, non.
commissioned officers musicians, and prvates who have
been heretofore actually empl ed in the military
vice Of the United states whether mustered
service not where their seryic accepted and
actually employed by the generals who have been in
command of the department OF the vest the depart
ment OF the Missouri the pay and bounty in cases OF
regular enlistment
Sec 2. And it further enacted, that the officer
non-commssiOned officers, musicians, and prvates 20
employed, whJ may nave been wounded neapacita-
ted service shall be entitled and receive the pen
sion allowed for such disability Provided that The
length I'd character Of their enlistment service be
such entlte them under existing laws such pen
sion.
Sec g. And be it further enacted, that the feirs of
those killed in battle, of those who may have died
from received while in service shall be enti-
tied receive the bounty and pa which they would
have been entitled had they been regularly mustered
service: Provided that the bounty and Jay referred
tn this shat be payable unless their term of
enlistment and service be IF such duration ente
them receive the SAM, according TO existing laws
Approved March Is, 1861.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16

BosroN, April ia bill was reported in
the legislature today for the payment OF seven
hundred and one thousand dollars to the gen.
eral government, this being the portion due
from Massachusetts of the S20,000,000 nation.
al tax voted BY congress in August last.
ST.. CArHARINEs, C. W, April 15th-The
Welland canal was opened today. Vessels
are moving each way there are about 90 to
go up.
New YORK, April 15-There was great
fire in Kingston, Jamaica, March alst. The
entire property bounded by Church, King and
Harbor streets, aud the harbor including Port
Royal and Little Port Royal streets, and lem,
pie Lane, were destroyed; loss 100000
sterling,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16
FROM FORT MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 15th,--4 P. NJ.
Hon. E. M. STANTON Nothing has occurred
since my dispatch of this morning to disturb
the quiet then represented. The fine weather
is very vaforabIe to the operations at York.
town, and it is probable that Gen. Mcclellan
will soon be able to open his batteries at the
Notifications Of the enemy. The French
minister honored ME with visit this morning.
He has gone to Norfolk and will go to Rich
mond. On entering the fort l gave him sa-
Lutte Of Is guns.
tSigned) JOHN E. Wool, Maj. Gen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16

AN ACT TO provide for the appointment of clerks in the
Office of the slstant treasurer at BustOn, to fl their
salaries and provide for the absence of the assistant
treasurer, and for other purposes.
BE il enacted the senate and house of representa-
tives of The United states OF America in congress
bed that from and after the first day Of January eight
hunl ed and siXytwo i'll lieu Ofthe clerks hereto
fore authorized and provided the assistant
Boston be and he hereby authorized to appoint with
the appreciation of the secretary Of the treasury
chie clerk salary of fifteen hundred dollars per
mum, and other clerk at salary of twelve hundred
dollars per annuni, and messenger at salary of
seven hundred dollars per annum and the compensa-
tlon for such clerks for the and fiscal year
he and the same is hereby appropriated, out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
See 2 And be 1t turtner enacted that in Of the
sickness unavoidable absence the treasur
he may in his ocretiOn authorize the chief clerk
act in his place. and to DISCHARGE all the duties required
by law of the assistant treasurer,
ApprOYed March 10, 1852.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16
THE FBIGATE VERMONT.

New York, April 15.--The frigate Sabine
has arrived from her search for the Vermont.
She fell in with her March 29th, off Bermuda,
lying unmanageable in the trough of the sea,
and kept company with her two days. She
supplied her with sails, rigging, &C., and lost
sight OF her April LIST, during squal. Left
Port Roval
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16
n e c L o T HIN @
AND
TAILORING GOODS.
A. P. WARE & co.
N o w O P E MN G

OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC A LARGE AND WELL.
MANUFACTURED STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DEsIRABLE CLOTHING,
ADAPTED To THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING SEASONS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND wORKKANsHIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANT FOR
MER SEASON.
WE ALSO INVITE PAHTIOULAA
ATTENTION To QUE BOxs' Cloth
ING, IN WHICH DEPAETAENT NO
PAINS ARE SPARED TO HESDEE IT
xvouTuY OF THE CONTINUANCE OF
pAsr LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
~ oUR TAILORING DEPART
,.rxr WE OFFER A LARGE AND
,vrIL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
aooDg. IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, QUAIL
ITIEs. AND STYLES, INCLUDING
MANY OF TIE BEST STYLES FROM
IMPORTATION, As WELL
As CHOICE STYLES OF nOHrEsr1o
ADDITIONS TO
WHICH WILL ne MADE WEEKLY.
ALL OF WHICH WILL ME OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST Possible PRHoEs.
nv THE PIECE OR YARD. OK MADE
UP WITH PROAGrTN Ess AND An
rIsTJc STYLE, TO ORDER, ron
EITHER MEN or nOVs.
sATIsFACTION GUARANTIED In
ALL CASES. AT
1o4, 169 and 170
MAIN STREET.
rpeh2s at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16

NEW YORK, April Is STOCKS active; Chicago and
Rock Island 54B Galena and Chicago gs; Illinois Cen
trail scrip Gig; Panama l22; Harlem /; sew York Cen
trail S2i Paalfe Mail 1903 American cold 10 Il skies
81, coupons 934; 81 registered 49, tennessee
skies So; Virginia skies 81; Missouri skies 40.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16
c,prUprD nEBELs COMING.

ALBANY, April l5.-rhe rebel officers gem
oral. Mnckal. Brown aud Gaunt, majors
Davidson and Mackall, and captain Settler,
passed through here to day for fort Warren,
under the charge OF Capt Seliridge United
States army.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16
ON MEX1CAN ATFAIRs.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The president to
day in response to the resolution of the house
transmitted the correspondence which has
taken place since June last, relative to the
affairs of Mexico. Mr.. Seward in June in
structed Mr. Corwin to endeavor to thwart
the design of the rebels to gain possession of
lower California and prevent rebel armed ves-
sells finding shelter in Mexican ports, and
carrying arms through that republic. The
defence of Mexican sovereignty is urged, and
the declaration made that the United States
don't desire to acquire any part of Mexico.
In communicating the rejection by the SEN
ate of the COrwin treaty with Mexico to him,
Mr.. Seward, on the 81 of April, said-"rhe
president is unable TO suggest to you any 9th
er mode for contributing to the deliverance of
our sister republic from the embaIrassments
by which she is surrounded which would be
acceptable to the senate. Meanwhile desire
TO direct your most earnest attention 10 the
necessity of guarding, if possible, against any
such pledge of the resources OF Mexico to for
eign powers as might affect our cause injuri
ously, or impair the ability of the people of
Mexico to sustain the free government estab-
lished by their own choice You will not leave
the government of Mexico in doubt for mo-
ment that the government and people of the
United States are not Indifferent concerning
the peril by which they are menaced.
NEW ENGLANDERs IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, April 15.-The rooms of the
New England soldiers relief association were
opened this evening by the committee OF the
sons of New England. They are now ready
for the reception of any wounded or sick SOL
diers, with every accommodation that benevo'
lence and medical skill can suggest. The &C.
casion was informal but highly interesting,
embracing remarks by representatives from
every New England state.
A resolution of thanks offered by Col.
Howe pissed unanimously on behalf OF New
England to Mr.. II. G. Moulton of Manches-
ter, England, for his patriotic efforts in con-
junction with other loyal Americans abroad,
in presenting the government with full pat
terry of Whitworth guns, and securing their
manufacture for the American government tor
the next year, thus precuding any arrange
ment of a similar character by the traitors in
England The battery alluded to is now in
service before Yorktown, and this is the first
public recognition Of the patriotism OF the
loyal Americans in England.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16
ATANHOOD.- HOW LOST HOW

A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL
"A Ayers Pills, Ayers Sarsaparilla. TO- sale whole
sale anu retail, by GEO. Il. SPURR, 2Ol Main street.
apl0 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
assoc at tine Second session Of the Thirty.seventl
Congress
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16

CONSTITUTION WATER - Direct
~ from the proplctors, W. II. Gregg a. Co. For sale
BY GEO T. HARLOW corner Main and Pelasant streets
Wlrnnsier DIT III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16

TNU BUILDERS.-PIans and spccifira
= tions for Meeting House for the Congregational
Society in spencer, will be ready for inspection the
Counting Room of Jones Il Co after the 18th inst.
Proposals will be received until the 22nd The Com.
mitiee the right to reject all bids not for the in
terest of the Society. f.. C. DYER
Chairman of the Building Committee
Spencer, April 9, 1862. dtaplg ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16
Aotltes.
WORCESTER NURSERY
southbrldge Street.

AZ the Nursery be found very large collection Of
FRUIT TREES in fine order for trans planting; Apples
Fears. Plums. Cherries Peaches, &C. &c.
Also, large assortment of ORNAMENTAL TREES
and SHRUBS, embracing nearly ell the desirable
ties suited to this climate
ER Nursery a short distance south of the Junction
Station, about 20 minutes walk south from the CITY
Hall ). II. COTTON, Proprietor
aDl5 dkWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16

u SCHOFIELD, NJ. D. PHYSICIAN
-" AND SUEGEoN-WOud respectfully announce TO
the citizens Of Worcester ard vicinity that he has taken
residence and office, No. Maple street, where he may
be fOunC, to attend all calls.
Special attention paid the treatment Of all diseases
of the Throat and Lungs, by Medicated Inhalation.
Particular attention given to all diseases peculiar TO
females
Office hours, from to IL A. NJ, and from to , and
to 9P. NJ. itf mch20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA.

4 IUMMUN W ALIH OF MASSA.
- CHUSErrS--worceste S., April 10. 1862 Court
Of insolvency, before the Honorable HENRY CHAPLIN,
Judge of Probate and insolvency. in and OT the County
Of Morcester The third meeting of the creditors T.
a. BRACKETT, ins0lveni debtor, will be holden at a
Court of Insolvency, at the Insolvency Court Room,
in Worcester, Mass the 22nd day of April, at ten
O'Clock, in the forenoon, at which time, creditors
prove their claims. JNo. c. GEORGE, Assignee.
apl5 DOT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-16
NVM. H. JANKINS' HAIR DRESS

NV M IT. JANNINo HAIN INESO-
w ING AND BATHING ROOMS, where Gentle
men can be accommodated in the most approved STYLE
GS air Dressing and Bathing Rooms also attach
cd for the accommodation Of Ladies. Also all kinds Of
Hair work hand or made to order Children's hair
cut in the most approved manner Capable Females
will he in attendance in the ladies' department.
n Cash paid for hair. DIFF APPS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-17
SPIRIT oP PIE MORNING pREss.

TIE Fnt>i1i2ence-, treating upon the rec"h.
E.sct!on in Missouri, and noticing the infer"nc'.
drawn that the resuIt will oe Immediate aSo'-
i>hment OF slavery. says:
1t Cannot -bc doubted !hat the causes which
are now At work IN Missouri VIII r.i,id'y con.
yrr; IL into = non slave holding STATE, hat Ii may
H. doubted " h-ter these natural and powerful
causes will M greatly accelerated hy All ieg s--
l:..Iye action. II IL secession which has iire-
pared the way for the destruction Of slavery in
This State, and the course OF event. has thus
p.,:nrsa a moral IN vivid illustration Of the in
fstuated ccunseis which invoked secession in
thu nsn,. and behalf OF slavery and IL pcrpet-
uStion
Tho R-rmLGcaa u devoted 20 billngsgate
sbn-e OF Gen. Mcclellan, covert attacks Of
SECRETARY Seward, and fulsonie puHery OF
GenersS Fremont and Grant,
The Ci-o,ieie ssys of the ems aclpatIon pro-
cIaGaatiOn and kindred orders:
s.All these orders have laen issued. not, as
we believe, IL accordance with any sentiment
in the Northern States, either Tor or against
slavery, but for military purposes. They have
betr military orders, and not political fpeiers;
and y hen the passion And prejudice OF the hour
have passed auay We think this will b. will
Lng1y conceded on all hands.
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Cheering News iran, T.


1hh fSTiHE TEXAN COAST IL FEDERAL pos
siissioN-SAvAL OPERATIONS II THAT .rc.
IiUS.
Inc arrival of the T.. =. steamship Connect
S'' ~ View ioEk on saturday night puts us,n
po>sesslon Of the gratifying intelligence tha,
'"e Sh0ie seacoast OF Texas Is now held BY our
naval forces
ocr cruisers on the coats OF Louisiana and
florida have of late been extr psivclv engaged
In demolshing the rebel 81 Il works, and "a az
iectuaiiy has the work OF destruction been mar.
formed mat salt in the cotton States j. -
Wof sl5e per sack, and very scarce even AZ
Our haSal forces, without the aid OF The mill
taIE' took Galveston, Texas OH tn. 9Th of d.
toSr' and tbe place is now guarded alone nv
ohf gunboats- The gunboats now statin,r3
nrTc are doing all they can Id afford projection
I'd site people.
Az ARKANSAS Bav we have several well armed
80 ws,cn tnettu.iiy Keep out English Us
AZ Matagorda Bay sharp and most efficient
bt'chsdr Is Kept up by Commander Rem sha A.,
squadron Within few days our naval force.
th"Ie captured very many vessels, both laryJ
AMI email.
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EXPERIMENTAL GCSSERY

During ih" past week the ordnance men in
tn Navy Yard have been experimenting with
large Eahlgren guns, on the iron plated target
frrr;eG 2I0 yards from the wharf The target
IL composed Il oak unl6ers - inches thick an i
covrr"d with two iron plates, each OF H. inch+s
The i5-ineh gun sent her ball through the upper
plate. and lodged IL in the down one. The upper
plate " rs then removed, and the penetration OF
til" t;-inCh gun tested the ball passing through,
the iron and wood, but breaking into epaIIs
~ her il struek-Cne of which, fell in the ward
217 fret from the. gun. On Saturday, the sans.
gun sent q ball through thu upper plate ,nd
b. led itself in the lower plating.
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STAMPS NOW READY.

Treasury Department, Otsos Of Internal Rerense,
Washington, u. G., Nov. Il, !SSa !
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Is
prepared 10 supply thr following stamps In
quantities sufficient for the use Of the poople Of
the District OF Columbia and OF the States rast
Of the Rocky Mountains, viz:-Plsyins cards,
express, telegraph, insurance, llie,
insurance, ffiTe and marinc,D passage tickets
and protest.
The W." OF tbe stamps herein specified L.
hereby required in the District and States above
Described un and AFTER la, list day of Deem Der
next, and persons guilty OF wilfulIy neglectins
10 said stamps Will be subject 10 the penalty
provided in the law. Gro. 5. boutwell,,
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
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Asa,a,r L,scc,s. pre-.dea, OF -. CnitAd atst-I
Of Ane<i:s
To AZ WSo., e Mag Ce~.e~s,
Setl-f.ctor, evidence having been exhibited 10
c,e that Jeaz b. PiyyEY, Of New York. has eeoa
appointed Con ,ai General OF the Repnsiic OF L,se-
ris, Tor tn Coited Slst-s, DO hereby recognize
him a. snch. aud declare him free to exercise and
enjoy such functions. pnvess snd privileges "a are
scxei ln the Cons uis -rer ISL of the most favored
ns::oaE in the United states
In testimony whereof I have caused thee latte ?.
10 "a IL ado patent, aud TIA SSa! OF the Uhited
States 70 be he-cunto .iycd.
Given under my hsni ct the city Of Washing
ton the Iith day OF November. 4. e. 1852
f.. and OF the Independence OF the Caised
States OF America, the s7th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
W,LLIA2 II. SEWARD Secretary of Stale.
DRvLarVESF or SStrE,
WAsurSGpos, Nor Is, isS2
Releases from, the draft On the ground Of aGena se
have been allowed ia the following cases:
Nam. WhSr, D-aJfst.
William Darmfcidt. Franklin CO., Pcans.
Geors. Gl-a ............. de- 10.
Conrad Glazef ......... do. dc.
Jacob Young. Wsship stsn CO., 10.
Applications FOR release in the following case1
have been denied:
Iudvict Laussinaahaus. Somerset CO. :, Penaa.
John BINDER. ....-.....-. do. g. 49,. do
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DROP. ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI
PIANIST VOCALIST AMI COW

ny request Of his numerous friends and pu nils h
returned from his professional tour and nnaos
course Ter the Piano and Singing by his new and
siInp lnr9 method III Washington Oh the, nth No
BY Prof. WOIOWsKI'S system person having
OILY ~ ght knowledge Of music W III be enabled in
avery short time TO read music with great facili,v
ana execute operate 50 we'll classical music with
rsIe perfection. AS to the vocal part nv his wsy
OF v"callzatioh be arrives at most extraordinsTy
results, renders the voice powerful and enables he
quality OF tone ~ '' I'LL" INC
Proies=or WolowSN receives visitors daily from,
between and + lts " f'A ''1ee''
d. B.-Children are accepted over eight years Of
aRc- ~ 800
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Al morning contemporary has ventilated the
fact, il may b. stated that the steamer Hero leri
the Eastern Branch last evening " it'll a portion
OF the New York 18th (ruginterl Regimen,
Col. Mcleod Murphy. and with anamber @,
pOntCon boats. The balance OF the Regiment
have sirer left IN other boats The dificuItta-k
Of v orking the RATS OF pontoon bosts. under q
high wind, through the Navy Yard bridge was
WITNESSED with much interest, yesterday. by 4
large nunib'r Of spectators. Each boat had lie
complement Of srars, flooring, anchors, pumps.
&C, and everything WAS conducted with SIS
trnatic rsularity.