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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-25

QUAATERMATbkS UfflCF,
wt,n,lr, Augult 2lst, 1864 I
TlyHr condemned Horses Mules and Wagons which ws
taEen place this day, has been postponed until
NJ DAY, the lSI eepttmber 1853. -
W.B R'oHARDs, ia,
Gug IS dtds fost QisftsrmAater.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
HIPPIN g REV S.
ALMANAC ron REv YoRk-sals DAY.
Sun RIsKs b5l MOON SITS y W
SON S6 HIGH WATER. eve lls42
Port or New York. November "a, lsea.


CLEARED
shP Foene r waassotS
Bark Gauss tBrem), wieng, Lverpoo-Funch, Meincke
Ragk 6aa @ Es
Bark Mary Dyer, Wallace Gibraltar and Messina-Moore
Bark II sas,on, Parmelse, Barbados osoBishop sru.
Bark ohisoa PenneIl, dardenas-J %afd Co.
s s nfEs'ss
srs s sssa. ssSaas SEP Co.
sIs sFs ess aSsnf s aass ssssa Dsws
ssT Ess R1y Msa. SB9 Rss Sons
schr Kate Field, Allen; Washngton r. n.
schr } L Redner, Adams, Washington Bentley, Smith
schr Kelly, pntasa Bamorsyan, Rrqn. siasht
@ ssRr 1ss Sssisss s Sasssli; fhilssslPR@las Y M ra.
ssSr fts Pas Bsoxaa SsSn
schr cor1o ToiSreok. sosten-w S brown 4 Go.
sssr sssr ae
sssr kirs henbS bynBss Bssse W.Tsp.m TsI RIVER
sshr sHr New S Delieht, As norris New Haven
ss1 Steamer jenny Jenny Iind sS'is' Haneas washington
Steamer Artisan McCabe. Baltimore.
22d-shp Denunibrante tPor). souza, LisbonBaetier
Devcru. ,,,
steamship Ariel Jones 70 e Aspinwa Nov lS with passen
days w mSse
% q aa nS sn ns 10 Of % s m rom n 81 1 s5 %
er cef& ssSa' ih ne ssrrae ,gna WxW
WsW as far as lat 20 lon 4s saw great quantity OF pine
afss R? Frsnss Barclay or liverpool Barn. Cardiff 50
TGasr i rss s as Saa kSas e
q New BEDFORD, IS months out with so bOs sp Oi-a
Bark Baltic Nor) Ferguson sanander IS days. ballast
c5sSs' Briggs
Eark DuekwI'z sBrsm2 Ha0ghors'' Maamoros % days.
Bark Emily, sisons, Havana 10 days; ballast, to W
Brig Los Amigos lr Q, Jamaiea, johnson Lasuayra
Brig oossn Belle PainsaH, River ia. Nov with
ss sa g.yse 70 days. with
ss ss kssais ss sti rsG fsya
sshr Oriental P P q saas snss MS, Dolby Jacme Nov "
sshr ; Muse. ks@pion Alsasnaria. Z days.
sssT cdal MSs's TsssasG RmSrs days
sssr sso. s1 sss p' ToWn Nd days
ssr sssr Asio 1hsa hs hSa as
sshr sAn npsss SaHs asRg
T sssT .y
sehr Irsye, Garter, rhIIadelshia days
anse
Schr Baker. Lee, Great Egg uarbor.
Schr Rebecca. Crawford Little EGG Harbor.
Schr Bartlett Andrews, Tuckerton
Schr Sea Breeze, Smlth, Ei2abetbport for Boston.
Schr Connecticut, Pratt Eizabcthport for Boston.
Schr Wave, spauldng Elxabcthport for Boston.
Schr Maria Louisa, Cummings, FAN River.
Schr II Reed. Kelly Albany for New Bedford.
Schr q Huntington, Lowell, Albany for New Bedford
sehr A stevens, Nickerson, Albany for New Bedford
Steamer Oriole f transport). Holmes, New
Hauerrs Inlet Nov %, TO u s Ouartermaster.
Steamer J R Thompson Chance Baltimore.
Steamer Concord. Norman. Philadelphia
BELOW.
One bark and Two bIigs
Wind at sunset WNW.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
Boiler Explosion and Destruetten ef .
u-xaat.~-

Boiler Explosion and Destruetien ef .
building.
About four O'Clock yesterday aftsrnoon large steam
boer sxpodsd three story frame building, corner Of
Meadow and Second streets. Hoboken, owned and occu
pied by Charles J. Knighton moulding and planning
factory The force Of the explosion great that the
entire building shattered 10 pieces and eveed TO the
ground buying in the runsj several persons The Fire
Department were the and rescued the
employed in the building, who miraculously escaped with
or, rht injuries. The Rev. Mr. Babbct, pastor Of the
Preshy,e.,.. go building and was
leaving as he sssss'n aaa s.sn
Receiving cut occurred, and was badly and
bruise upon -pon the head internai lI,"'
vsed - .ne arm. The brick building in the rear,
as a carpenter shop was considerably damaged
The loss supposed to be about So 900 partly
The explosion supposed to have been caused by lack
OF water In the boil0r.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
MiscelluncOua.
One bark and Two brigs.
Wind at sunset WNW.

snIp EauAL RIonrs Keller, sid from New York 7h June
= a = south ssiore having whole sail 6yssns;
sw sales aud 100 days 70 Cape Horn;
OF the Horn % days With violent gales c,p NV in ~, which
rail three feet u6der water the breaking over her fear
wodns sa1er mem stove he eors a"i wndovs in tue
mo o sR: . S ss sT sSss an
seaman overheard who were % & &iopsey rescusai 0has
and r.. se .Pp sp % the qs s
@ Of ,P I m s.s the Equator
was ff At fstsnd Islands "Sea' | having Is
in lesky.
ssrr IssrrcToR McNcar was a, oaao repairing on the
2s.h MT She had coded with British vessel while on the
wS oT hveTpSS s fSF Gssa
Sayns BEEN U driven ashore ~ Violent gale Which lasted
from The up TIC lime Of the disaster She had lost
wh she analy drisd on the coast and oundered CAPT
ea s he They
oa aay Sr ses r on
sh and whs little they had saved from NE vessel; two 2,
haa - hopes Of saya,ion when 1s is,s
Sa
attention @ :. sns Sssy sss aaa .ndea them a"
BARK PAxs Kennedy. at st Thomas from Newport. Eng
had fore aud mizenmass sprung during the passage
sT Ass s 81 o soaa 70
c EHsn s asc 60 s FGs o. sass %
ssoa in about hlteen minutes. Capt Hudson
ir0na @ap1 cae NoSos % an now eoHorsbe Tue
r. '.usrse in numb,r. are probably lost.
sa Se 10 1S
sGns so <bai The vessel win most probaO, prove total
ioss. xr-Piloi boatJ D Jones reports tha, on the
ess ns ss oa he ~ bp sssp rsmrss before eporiea
g,essD Mad also glss Is BALE: and
ihe sind moieta ssps Tuuss other artl-
ees we've uoatns around he n dry goods skins sngar
B,acE F.,e IApy, laden 'ssephs, while hasing w.
ss@e s.s4sss sr ..r r ' s Z Geo
sT ss 1s x. ss.ssd ss 'h's II
.::s. ::s ssssss q. '' 's'.
ron hs Ylscx Of steamship Golden O. ~ '''' " We
.fs.s bgis Lila gss sold at auction on =. ysrie.
schr N Freeman, Of Mystic q, has been so''
in s'yeroos for sFvw whalemen.
81 s:s pS Psu New seSofd a ship Mount wOA''on
Nerh & ras,a Ssvspoeu Us,s aad bark Willis Briggs Atlantic
sSsl Of Esfa,Srn az dS nass 1ss's wod ass
spcss Civ fssse e % sps SSs
Sssss Sss s.. s.s and DR. rsSs mostly c s.
s .:ss sSts% sa
recruits. suokeu. &c.
- cr,mea iron, n Cros for Queenstown, NOV u -"
ssrs Ge Charles Hedde Portland Nov as miles Sh %
the Highlands. .,-.. w~~,.
\ AxpxwALL. Nov Ii-Arr brig Aranehs' h"''''''
I aid lxh, brig Caroline, Porter Niork. 4. ,or,
s5ts scs ~ xss ssS .. Sss would
close ~ aoo, preyious ships spit6fe Leach and
yb, r,e ialiuwe Chnchas tand both sd oi nng,anal
eu Ibraltar and Chnchasl sebastian saDo
.Sars nj aid HambuTRD Sam Locke, sweet
Wss Nninc mn rts,,s Andrews Cinchas Tor England. Thos
- ssr sSvens Meibourne bark Jenny rus Hail.
Chncnss i9r my % VI ships franklin Haven bartlett. Mary
Wilbur FISK, loltslana anu Hau.alsh
@ IWngand Kate Hunter, Melcher Aniverp William
snser XII "a ship Inspector McNcar repg having BE- =
| ,.'",nn,a,t -" vitn a British vessel
'sSo.,s. Oct 2iArr previous ships Helen McUaw, iun
.oo" and fsIng scud Harding Valparaiso tand both std To-
,o"n, ~ inad9. Sunshine Frost PnIuica 20 load.
rslu .yn Istasps datr-In port ship w Bailey
| pos r,m Rordesux ipC Francisco pu ~ leaky.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

HAvAxA New is-sld schr Central America. Dsr7y, new
HALIFAX Nov is-Arr stsamsAip Blue Bonns. Reyns,as
Lone ssn e' asss ins'n fa
Rs fars: Sss: rss.s: Ssss: sss
sy Al. 5sst sS G.ssas G.as sssen IRON
g: 1 @
of 9s s2s;is SsSo 4 port Sid h ship
saYksA Oct ssIn port swe brig Charles " for Boston
;ss:s sssssA sss IA. bark Teresa y..:y
xsra Ne G% S;fs sss.
Gs: Soy aaa F1: s cspa SIN. 7
Ts s Hail. amin. Charles JAN. HASKELL getting read,
f fGss sGssp sassS soS Port Dodge ~
for rsiaSssoAo oe previous bark schay Crosby
Boston. ,c,
lsS srs:5s.n ssR.s
AZ sis rasSny ss Nm
i .nS S. ~ hsan
'
S sSs css %
Francisco Sept l6 Southern Cross, AZ Hong
A1nT Golden s. II straits snda
Arr from shanghae Sept ii, Red Gauntlet in Straits Of
Arr irom Akyas l4s, Randolph .. Fs%o..h y, ,,o.a
maoa a np's ah @ Dass
SD for callao Ang q, , Jewstt from sydney ..,. y
sS va @ Scr an Norws Mehearne npSs from
Arr from NYors. Arnds, at Xppledore Elliott Lsith;
New Orleans Julian I, a. Bordeaux
The Beaver from shanghae for Saigon was wrecked
| Babayon's Island Aug Is: crew saved.
American Ports.
ya assfe % STssEsates sTgs shisbolsss TssEs
sSp sSd Kelley
cS S.Jl H essaS s
sT s ,sv s ne saaG G A
2sdArS ssSrs %sisl sran% T,ss
S s sa sGHaay @ S'qa j fT s s %
H sss saa KsaSy ose
s ss a %fnvs sss a s % sm 6 S
n5sl.Ss s % M s ~ .ss ,s New
70 @ NV sshr Ssf" ps S
2 M Nos SG-na s sh HSa yna sspss s aoe
SIg sf sm%Sns SS~ DC brig Rooer Ec Bos
ten srs cqppccsc' Dean %; Ghsl Hart and rerlne
City benjamin and lola, Kelsey, New haven; Nelson
Mlnson, siamlord Chief champnr Norwch sioops Oak,
ELLsW ORTIZ, Nov il-Arr bark Shamrock tneo). Berry,
EAsrPoRr, Nov lsrcd CID bark Enlngwoea, Film Elinsw9od
Nfork l3th Br brig Union, barpadocs shr ROLLINS, Pag.
EpGARTowN, Nov I5-Arr schrs Arno, Small, Phila'
afi FAL ri RvER Nov as sanrs Geo Faas Nserse
Phiadeipha; Raven, Bose Bose NYerk p.,.,. ,,....
Mahan Elizaoehport Bralnerd Bowditch, Artist
SsS 5sn ss brown
salIsonT SID 2lst sshr Charter OAK Butler PLiaaelph
lS brig Sarah @ Bsrniss ~ cissn % 81 bo%hso, os sesSs
Randall % Ma and Amelia & Goqd HySk D.s po
EH en- sloops Naugatuck, Smith, Rondout: Appoo, Free
.NaNTuCKET Nov 2o-sld, schr E. NJ. Adams nincsiey,
| New York and Baltimore.
& ness for ers La sGy f
Belfast John Oliver do for Edgarown Gen Taylo do FOR
swap do for Wehee Stranger do for Cohassct Narrows
asa--Am sehr Elizabeth, Nyorx for Orleans. sli
New HAVEN Sos Ar scsr Lyman sannaa.
PrhapEipn Il Ill At inshSs PM brig FIELD Royal
BsOw baf m cOras IRON Fo JSpso an
dsSn DsTd s kse shGg Sy se FSa
rLYMoUTM Nrv ii-sld schrs coiner. Burgess, NYork;
hSaFiIIa ''sss Ses Ny
SHa o DSass b bnf Ssa
Gas NYork consyi.on Gq do VIZ x Bristol c,,s.
Chase coss Kelley; carase Wilson,, iary
Eii.sbehpolt Ella Annis Russell ogss Port Ewea; JaSsl
Wthe. fotSsr. Rondou; Aeaane Robinson. Pert Even;
nv, n'i p, Of Gsss Hsiock EiIzabsip.it: Venus Naph
2oneel for NaHtSssrl Sid scArs Marmora Smith and
EooKLASD. Nov iI-Arr tlig Isabel Bemmann, rarnss,
,u soaud Brook, Emery, NSo ls.6 bark Gen ia%arIe,
r,r at Prince; so l!h schrs Mary i.ansdon fnshan'
Hatch and Xnserine hs Nyork; Louisa Dyer,
Kearney Brewster NYork.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
city Politics.

SIXTEENTH WARD pEopLEs UNION AssociAfios'
For Aidermsn--.Iobn Mcintyre
For C,lucilinan--Jamcs u. Demarest -
o,,sl, stated in our list OF candidates for Councmcn
,hs, wilson Green was candidate IN the sixth Sena-
for,a district He nominated out oeclined wnefe.
snan Abraham lent leading member of the present
yYssa v yVvn,lusp2 ives snaBlmeusH n'lina1ea
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

A ATTENTIuN.--AIL C0NyALESCENTS. pAROLED
"A prisoners and recruits belonging 10 the Fn'h new
York Volunteers tDuy Zouayes) ordeei 70 sport
forthwith at Lafayette Hail. 592 Broadway to pre- sa '" 1hs
regiii,cuf.
Il. D HULL. Lieut. Colonel ID Recruiting olcer.
Nry YuRk. NV
The New York herald., 1862-11-25


brought ss W -. se'''y " "u w
hi ended TO report -. ~" nsI te'
telegraph and would give positive otaer ~ -
iesse ala no, want to DO hlt until coud see Me- hyss
nety again. was hewevsr compelled TO lrave, and The
whole thing was neglected I think Mr. Kennedy, from
our interview thought she going to be released.
MR. BAKERS STATEMENT.
Mr. Psker again addressed the Court He wished 10
al, tha, he nsd been unnecessarily drawn into tnsl.
r Adispoecn lad been shown ou tue part ar certain
nsr,ies In New York 10 threw stain ur M character
IN this transaction. have seen u az s,ep take
sca many here who oppc - 10 clerks lrSm
whose business $40 be al their desks md
attending 10 their s,r'es
Cnmuys';Gf Bowen said yhai the Board Of Police had
the Exclusive charge of ue matter up to this momsnt
The charge against The superinende was brought by
direction or the Bcar They had taken the correspond
cnce which appeared ia the papers for facts,
| or which they had previous knowlegde. The
t,osrd, desiring 20 make thorough examination,
md drec their clerk 10 subpoena every person named
a. Sha, whom the superintendent subp@.
n,ed on hrs Osu behalf they did not know AZ 10 the
.,maia Of the witness, they would take care 70 protect
him in all his rghts witness. Tre should be no "a.
s,na per NIT ed against his character except was
ATTEMPTED be shown that he was unworthy o beie
Otherwise the examination would be confined srictytt
the records VI II appeared that the Superintendent mas
arrogated 10 himself assumed power not belonging
10 hun IL will he serious matter for him We viii d,
permit any abuse Of power n sny man connected wiz
the depart neni n -....v,
Mr. iaksr exysained that press or business natura.
rendered hun unable 10 recucct dates ana c1nversa'v"
a. wen those whose particular oo,ect " was " '"
! time to remember everything distinctly -. \.
Mr. Draper moi being iD attendance tue Cosrt a"vne
till ten o closN this morning.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Capt. Bailey Of the United States Navy, who was
detailed ioy Commodore Faragut to take dispatches
rom the fleet to NewOrleans, and was tie Grs. to
set foot in that city after its capture, sfved in this
city yesterday, and is Low stopping at the Astor
House.
Parson BrownIow and party arrived safely yes.
,erday noon at the Astor.
Senator John p. Hale Of New-Hampshire, the
Hon. Lyman Tremsine of Albany, Col. Hazard oi
the United States Army, L. Du PLANE and 5. Hu'e
of the United States Navy, the Rev. Mr. Male and
lady of Nas.au, New.provdence, and Jas. Terwilli'
ger of Syracuse, are at the Astor House.
peistiah PERT of New-Haven, W. b. Reynolds
and John Tappan of Boston, Mr.. Hamnersly OF
Hartford, II. b. Forbes, jr., Of Boston, and Lieut.
Withers of Port Royal are at the Erevoort House.
DR.. Heyward and lady OF Boston, j. N. Blake ol
the u. S. Navy, G. ID. Vance and s. Montgomery OF
Montreal, and Il. Magoun Of Boston are at the Fhth
Avenue Hotel.
Col. Campbell of Schenectady, Leut.-CoL Far
nun of Virginia, J. Norris of England, and Il. D..
Brchard of Wisconsin are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
THE MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT.

The correspondent Of The Cmc,nnat, Gazette,
writes from New-Creek, Va, May s, that General
Fremont, accompanied by bis staff and body-guard,
one Or two regiments Of infantry and Pierponts bat
terry, left there Monday afternoon They reached Pc.
tersburg the night before Il miles beyond Mooreield
and "A miles from New Creek. Gen. Schenck brigade
left Petersburg on the 81 ins They will all advanced
rapidly 10 Monterey % miles from New-Creek
where d junction will be effected with Mroys for
ces. There is turnpike road all the way
to Monterey. The supplies Tor tie army will all be
taken over this road. Buildings are being
erected here for commsssry stores, and accommoda-
iions are also made for about 300 hospital patients.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocArroS.-Isst even.
ing tie annual meeting Of the New.Yorh Mercantile
Library Association WAS held in the lecture room of
Clinton Hall; Richard Lathes, esq. presiding
From the abstract of the Treasurers report, il ap-
poared that the receipts the past year amounted to
so $40, and the disbursements $40 69l o. leaving
balance in the hands of the Treasurer Of $50 o.
The Constitution was amended by q unanimous vote
Of The Association so increase the dues oi active
members isou 81 to s. per annum, all new members
to pay initiation fee upon entering, and merchants
to pey 8 per Hnnum. After the usual votes Of
thanks to the retiring officers OF the Association and
TO the Chairman Mr.. Lathers, the meeting adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
AN ORDEAL OF PATRIOTIgM.'
TroM N Md.ana AeAtnll

From The Indiana SeAfaifi.
THE NEw-YOES TRIBUNE admits that il avowed
its willingness 10 let the Cotton States when nC
others had seeded ego in peace rather than
have the country plunged into this terrible war.
We reooIieot that it Iaeed it, argument upon the
Declaration Of Independence, which it Interpreted
TO mean that people dissatisfied with an existing
Government, or when they regard it as oppressive,
had the right 10 separate from il aud set up one OF
their own. To deny them this right it declared
would be TO violate the principles upon which the
revolution was fought, and our Government was
based The TRiIrsE, in sn article last Saturday,
attempting to reconcile its present petition with the
Expression we have quoted remarks:
from tt beginning we have slcd nothing but tbs the
"'or SHOULD be epmpsIod 70 lay down b,T Aus shl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
NINETY REBEL PRISONERS ABSOLUTELY III
FUSE TO RETURN,

FUSE TO RETURN
FORTRESS MoSRoE, Tuesday, May H. la6'
Eight hundred and eighty-liye prisoners, relcased
from Richmond on parole leave to-day on the steam
er William Kent.
Ninety Rebel prisoners, who were to be returned
to Richmond, positively refused lalthougb earnestly
urged and threatened by their oeersl, and took the
oath of allegiance.
FoRTREss MoSRoE. Tuesday May u, leo1
A flag Of truce went up the james River yesterday
morning, and returned at >. this morning. Three
hundred and Ave prisoners OF war were sent M, to
be released on parole; but IS of them refused to give
parole and viii be sent to Washington.
The flag of truce brought back S35 rank and file
Union prsoncrs-a large number Of whom were
taken at Williamsburg. They were generally taken,
however, at Bull Run, and have been waiting their
release in Richmond for come months.
Those captured on board the Congress at the time
of her surrender are s, here, and will be sent
North Immediately. Muster rolls have already
been sent to Washington.
Distractions are being placed in the james River
twelve miles below Richmond.
The Monitor and Naugatuek were seen IS miles
below Richmond
No officers were among our released prisoners.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
BuLLsHEAD.-Nev.Yo York Cattle Naykes.-TusG

BuLL'sHrAD.-New.Yo York Cattle Narket.-Tuss.
day, MAY l3.-This is not . jolly day for drovsn
There are, or bave been 1887 head Of bullocks in
market ihis week. beside over 2co head sent direct
from the cars to the slaughterhouss yards and eev.
eral small lots sold during the week at the doWE
town stables 10 that we presume the total iQs the
week will foot up tomorrow over 470 head, and in
all these there are not 800 head Of light steers, nor
mean bulocks. Almost the entire lot are good
smooth three and four.year-old steers well iatsed,
mostly upon sound Illinois corn. we have never
seen fonl or five thOusand better buuocks togete.
er, and probably at no time tbv year have
the butchers obtained more value Tor their
money; the nominal price being estimated ~
7IaSc. pound for the meat, sinking ofis fof more
than half Of the whole number in market and az
the trade is dull buyers generally get the advantage
Of sellers in estimates Of weight, and we think get
their cattle at an average Of $5 head better bare
gains than last week. A good many droves that
would have averaged SIC. pound last week, will
not average over cents this week and then, az q
general thing, buyers get better quality and weight
FOR The same money. Il seems impossible TO sell Cf2
ali the stock without concedng still further TO- The
demands Of buyers who want to buy god fair
Illinois Steers at about 7a7Ic per pound, net upon
their own estimate OF weight.
strong, united effort is makire. 10 bring back
the first msrketday to Tuesday, az the most
of the drovers sad brokers are dissatisfied
prospect of success is promising this evening
ior confning the trade hereafter to Tuesday and
Wednesday, A. NJ. Alerton has headed the list Of
sgners to agreement to that effect, which ncludee
come of the largest cs,te-brokers and drovers In tho
trade The prospec, that all the cattle will be sold
tonight Is very dull. The weather is not very
warm for the middle of May, bu. is very dry and
dusty. Butchers appear to be fiush Of money, but
determined TO get the value Of it, when they find
the market overstocked, as it is to-day. A few
cattle are selling to graziers, and some small lots 60
to Connecticut butchers, aud few sold for ship
ping and perhaps l00ior the army that the great
bulk must be slaughtered IN the city, making an
unusually large supply for one week fer the city
butchers. -. %
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
ARMY AND NAVY.

An Army CoIrt-Maita convened Yesterday on
Governors bland or the Trial Of &C. uquenfs az a.. as m
Ten or Twelve pH'ouer. ore IA tunnc- awaiting Ii' aud
val De- Brought rsicTe the Court iufrd'-li 1e
regulars Ow attached 20 to.t Colm j. number a.
whom e1pcc. 10 be- drhior 10 tnc - very f0on
detachment ~ q. - troops sugtd q Boston yts'say
20 reenUrcc the lih new Regiment T. A.. uow r.rfd ,
iulne up II OF Independence Ihey were en- ted o. md.
ana and Iowa and nearly oil aIcd iLer. in several
towns ind villages oi me AcHErC.d States recruiting on.
are oieiri 10 r2ltde the to.p elton oi tu- spler44
regiment Tie toionecy Of tie iltl given 10 lul
keyes.
I'te er' pgreT and parcels, properly sd'geI.ei 1r ac
Eastern aud Western Gn b0ckaclg Sqasdron SIN b. Joe
"4Ied dty nom this port iu tire United -t,~. s'rener
tonuecicu, Her FIST siopfiug place val be Key Wet.
Matters 'cnt oycG % tie NH,yl ard tl morning viii he
% 90 Connecticut viii take fresh rlr lor iht rh,t
hfrctc .es She fce and some Id-.eu-eis Comu.nf.
Gb'on. H. s. n. soils IN h~ 10 tts4ie conuaod Of he r
class |-sll ffi'irg II -E'e Potomac.
AturNev VII pc held to-day tomorrow on tlo q rr,g
steam guuboat C.yrs 10 Sscenain l esict Il s drrr
sle sutt ined AZ tie battle Of New Orleans she lrre ~
'de he wharf al the Brooklyn NAyy-ls-d yetdsy TO he
partially stripped. hel ms!nast struck tld badly iu
uEed by " ID mot She is to bo Iod AZ once aud l. ~
present under orcsTs 10 proceed to Mobile nho ready M
CeyuRh belongs to the regular Navy.
Tue Boston Navy ard has beeu closed 90 visitors Over
500 Lave iee discharged from tie various
leaving about 500 employed.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

MISoR CRY IrEMs.-The Sabbath-Schoos attach
ed TO tue Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, cele.
brated their twenty-third anniversary ON Tuesday
afternoon. Not less than six bundled children were
present. The Rev. DR.. Hardeuburg presided. Ad-
dresses were delivered by the Rev. DIR. A. X.
Thompson aud the Rev. DR.. Berks, and the children
sang many beautiful hymns. meeting preiIni.
nary TO a general convention in behalf Of our from
tier Indians will be held in room No. "a Cooper In
sttute on Thursday afternoon, a. 81 o'clock. Mats
ers Of special interest in the present exgenciee OF
the ccuniry will be presented by gentlemen from the
far West. Excellent cartes dee vls1tes or
Parson Brownlow and Miss Brownlow, taken
In Cincinnati for Mr.. T.. Anthony, are sd-
vertised in this mornings paper. .-Coun-
terfeit 50. altered from 81, have just made
their appearance on the Norwich Bank, Conn.,.
There was another convocstion Of soldiers wives in
the Park yesterday morning. and on account Of their
turbulent spirit, il was Found necessary 70 bar all
the gates Of tie City Hall, except one at which
policeman was stationed TO prevent the crowd from
interrupting the Mayor in lis business. Mr.. VIM.
White Wilamss closing lecture in this city on the
Holy Land, is advertised TO take place at the
Willett stree. NJ. +. Church this ev enin. Tho
Rev. Dr. Cheever lectures this evening at the head
quarters Of the Sixteenth Ward Republicans, No. 245
Eighth avenue, near Twenty-third street. at
O'Clock. Subject: The Reconstruction OF the
Union." Admission free.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
LARGE FIRE IN BOSTON.

BosToS, Tae'day, May lJ 1862
destructive fire occurred las, night at the june
ton of Broad and Milk streets. II commenced in
No. Is Broad street, occupied by Daniel Webster &
Co., dealers in paper, twine and cordagei thence 1t
communicated to Nos. lJl and lJ3 Milk street. occu-
pied by French Wells & Co., large dealers in crock
cry ware. The three buildings, with their heavy
stock OF goods were destroyed, and two adjoining
stores were crushed by falling walls, and completely
demolished Tie total loss is estimated Il, 800 O0O.