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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-10
CO11NrY OEFICERS.

Judge of Fairfield Common Pleas Coart-HENRY
G, WHITMAN residence Lancaster, Ohio.
% Probate Jndge-JESSBI | EoHNER, onico in Public
Building. sy. --.
SAsrif--IAMES MILLER, 0nice at Jail. ..
CisrE Of Court--JOHN G. RAINEY, offco Public
Building. ~ A.tt
/, aaditor--wILLIAM ROBINSON, onlco Public
Building.
Trsasnrer--P C. BENADUM % oHlcePublcBuIlGIne
Reeorder--A.s sYFERT, 0nice Public Building.
Saruegor-E. Il. HANNUM, ,Oaice Public Building
I'd, rCoroner--L. SHEFFER. residence Madison tp.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHARP, of Bern Town.
ahip; JONAS A. BAKER. OF Walnut Township, anl
JOHN w. CUNNINGHAM. of Hocking Township.
School Examiners -WiLLlAM " WHITE JOHN
VILLA MS and URIAH c. RUTTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-10
Crops in Clermont County.
The Batavia Courier says, NJ

Scarcely any plowing has been done
by the farmers Of this section up to the
present time. Should the present wealth
er continue few days, the land will bs
in good condition for breaking up, and
many acres will be turned upside down.
We published an item a few weeks
since. stating that il was believed great
portion Of the peach buds were killed
This proves to be incorrect, as there new.
er was better prospect for an abundant
crop. N
The wheat crop never looked more prom.
ising at this season Of the year. than il
does now. If the season continues fav.
orable, the yeild win be immense.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-10
GarAT SuasoRipTroNs. .-By the disaster

GREAT SvBscRipTroNs.-By Che disaster
at the Hartley Colliery, near Newcastle,
England, 2O7 miners lost their lives, and
the nine has been abandoned. 4 Sub.
scriptfou for the relief Of the families Of
the killed miners was opened in England
but was soon closed, upward of $3.50. 900
having been subscribed.
The subscription for a monument to
Prince Albert, at the last date, amounted
to $500, 900
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-10

W The Baltimore Correspondence Of
the Cincinnati Gazette Says q a
There are significant rumots. not Who'll.
" void Of probability. that Col. COrcorFn,
who has been a prisoner in Richm0hd
SO long. and was to have been honolably
returned for exchanges already sent hence
has been ass assinated by the rebels. Il
is alleged to have taken place ia Rich
mond. "a3' N7A ''1
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-10
H0oK AND JOB PRINT1Ne.

We are pre- pared to exacutc all descriptions ofJOB
WORK such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, POSTERS.
BALI TICK ETs, and every other variety OF PLAIN
AND FANCY JoBRlNG, with new and superlortype
and on sho RI notice. Ht'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-10

ETThe rebels coninues forliiJing at
Coriutf.. Beauregard remains. in com
'mand there in person. Prisoners say !hey
nave sisty tFousaId itlitre now. and Gill
|hGye pnsiiundrsd thousand within aNseS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-10

be- Ez-The marine statistics show that in
1--WE months ending January Slst al out
thirty-six vessels laden With -four and
grain from America for England were lost.
The total cafgocs exceeding 700,0eO
ks.Iol.. ..rs-'ii Se9lc sas 40 Si0+. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-10

1TsBusiness cards about lines, by the year, IS
N-7Advertisements, mot marked on the manuscript,
viii be continued at our terms until forbid. i
II PLegal advertisements, Administrators notices,
&G must be paid for in advance for reasons Which,
weMill explain at the tmp. f2.1 H' '.f
TTThe above terms strictly observed In all casos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24
e <nmssionca officers absent without authority. l73
lnsted men absent without su,hoIiiy ........ ssl

Total absent without authority. ......... 644
Many OF those absent by authority are sick, or
uron detached duty, nut muca the lrsest nnnber
were granted iGloughs without reason, showing
asloDishinE laxity OF discipline.
The nonber OF rex in h0spital, recorded present,
- rot large, compared with the numerical force OF
the army:
Commissioned officers In arrest or conAneunent."
Enlisted meD IN arrest or conhremsn,.......,...2gs
Commissioned officers lex and present ".......sD
During the late siege Of Nashville, IL became nee
essay 10 use for breatworks several thousand bales
of cotton which bad accumulated Tor shipment
Norih. United States Qcarerua-iefs' receipts were
given for l., thus rledsIng the Government 10 in
Ccmniiy owners. IL WIS costly node OF for'ihca-
ton. Approaching tile, Gen. Rosecrans speedily
gave 'ders The cotton to i's owners ss
rapidly 40 otter and less expensive material for Tor
tiicgious could be substituted. Some of the bales
have been-drsrroyed by rockies. roops but not ex-
ceedng in quantity valua'ion OF s. 600.
Gen. RosecIaus has ALEC deterDIred 10 rebuild the
wire sus pension bridge scros, tie Cumberland lie
is DELFT eigIng whether TO assess the cot upon the
Rebels of Nashville. They claim that it would be
unjust because they insist that they protested siren
lously Against tie vaudali.Ia Of Floyd VINO caused
its destruction. There may be justice III their claim
The bridge can be res Ored IN few weeks, as moot
Of the material con be used again.
The stall of the Geueral-in-C bef is nearly perfect
I'd. Lieut.-Co GAresohs, long The cart-horse OF the
AJutaDt Generals Office 40 ashlngtOn and report
ID IN ace mplisbed officer, reported for DUTY on
Thursday. as Adjutsnt-Genersl aud Chief Of Stan
relieving Lieut. Col. DGcat OF the iHh Illinois IRON
he du;ies OF Chief OF S,ai The latter is Iuspeeio Or
Gene,ul Of the department. Maj. Goddard, WHO
WIS Acting A,sistent-Acj1tant General, assumes
duty IS seIiOr Sid DE- camp. Capt. james W. 6
Motion, L. :. Engineers, is appointed Chief Eng
neer; Capt. John ". Jaylr Chief Quartormasier
relieving CAPT. John &. Chasd.er, VINO was Acting
Chief o. that department, aud who is bow Cnle'
Quar.ermGsler 1T Na,hvie. Lieut. Porter OF on,
Is also detailed an ,GdidoDal aiI de camp, and Gait
Thoms OF Cincinnati is announced rs volunteer AID
POtIMkECI.
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Vesseuxers sailed

n ,,,dnrlip Ne0 lo,k. for fysmea All SlTsdr por-
u,, 4 C..o Mf. j. A Oeiis-ri /. Noel r. +. Hanson.
Mr. Wasstsd Ms. A. T. Hallet and children G. Iust
,erott [. v Sob.- J. Blank. scroedsr, ia Lsni'
potrrT M,s Arussi. L. Geris;er Phi GrFich,eI. r. Va.
I.ptia r. Harms sid family Mhs Murken Oecrs. Flo exc.
and liter Newly orb; T. and, hew.Odean.; his Ru.
naer Philadelphia; Rev. Jos On-t" san Flenri,co w
VS,uhefc nld family Buiilo, ~ y; EdGsrd krAh. New
Yo; Ma. NJ 4. BAwn, New York sad 6j in the steeTsse
Total le1 =, 3,
In .sazsh;p CRY e( Ba',nors for Lr6,pooi-Nrs Der.
ric .f inter- NJ Lille, Elzi Nckar, julius Ives and
lrdv g. pupl, we three chi dren, snd inisot teruee
P,lu ont lev 4. Graz John Mclean l. Gem
MARI a. .tes IsppsD Mr. Estrada John Smith Csie n
Can. Souhy Edgar wk O. Gsskn. Robert hin - John
Venuel j. Ery@ Morris A. Cohen Col t8l'rda, Girius
r Atchis IL WIN KeiocA Aey Elder y Capezzutoi ao-
NV Sc,eus Henry Jonss. Julius n. Jonas, John Adam,
kaisht C. l. B Walker C. Lud.ke. nd Dr. Woodmsn' md
others b. the sfeeregc.
+ 6,ig Ittv Sptff fsr 81 TAoaa.-Oeorre Walker John
q Klns Holsrt A Fusy Edward schmeling lhoms' H..
Fai.e jr. Dr.. L-au't hcu'ieur Boi 1no!n Capt hsw-
thorue n. q. Philips v. kiemh, VI. {. Perez
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Clustering whenever they please, 30 We all have nice

oysiering whenever they please, 30 We all have nice
times.
Friday. Oct. 3l-We got under weigh this morn
ing ut high water crossed over g. Car 400 ancnoeu'
snd sen: boat 10 sound and stake the channel ou';
TIE Rebels tbe dav before took mp all OF the olG
channel slskes, 70 we could not find the way up AZ
T. O'Clock meridian, got under weigh and lroce. dod
NJ 10 Laysoa, and anchored off the city. Capt.
Reusbaw sent Capt. Law on shore with nag OF
truce to demand the surrender OF the place. Capt.
Law told them that bs would give THIN one hour
aud half 10 surrender in. aud II they did
no, the end Of The appointed time, We should at
tack tie town end batteries. Al 81 O'Clock, the
time being up, and receiving no answer, we both
steamed up little nearer to the city and opened hre
upon it. We had been sbeng the town and batter
les for time and received single shot from
them.
We could not Gee single man about the batteries,
bnt We coulo zee large Secesh flag flying between
the two bat cries. AZ they did open tire at ms,
we moved up within about bali a mile OF the town,
when all OF q sudden the batteries opened fire upon
u.s. the sho; and she'll striking Nil around, but none
Of them happened 10 hit either OF U.s. but 10 speak
tie truth ibey quite rnrpri,ed US all. We soon
backed out Of iheir range, and kept up heavy hIe
upon them until dare, when we ceased hiing aud
anchored for the night. Alter We had anchored,
Capt kenslIaw cane on board aud ead the last iie
that they fred their lille gun, which IS ioo'ronnu
lille, 1t burst, wOunding three men, and Acting
Master Warren, but none OF them were teiiously
Injured. IL wrs very fortrI that Il did not Nil
every body about tic deck. l am sorry that we
have Lost the snn ~ IT was tho only IVO-pouhd 'hr
gun in FafiagIts fleet. Just now We need all tie
guns hat we can rase. We expended 100 rounds
Of ammunition.
Saturday, Nov. LIN the morning we opened
fire upon them, aud kept it up until 1879 a. d.,
when our AN mnniliOn nearly all eXpe ded, and
there were si.Ls Of the Rebels hauling down tie
nar. They did Lot return the fire In tie morning.
suppose tley were waiting for us TO come ny
under their luns again; but we took care moi TO 90
IL. Oar shelis OH great deal Of damage t. The
town. We could see Ihem ike the hou,es, burst
ing. and throwing the boards, capboards ana
sllIr giles ia every direction. At 1880 Al. mI Capt
Reushaw sigualcd to cone iiirg, which We dd,
We having expended in all 100 rounds of ammunition
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ArriYcs.

Scam.lip Thomas Swan az. $. tr,n.port). Nlchoas,
Washn ton D. C.. 80 horrs IN ballast q D. d. 1ompkiss.
Ssaupll Pa4psco III. > tul gcnl, helrse asAlng on
u g., 90 hours. Ia ballast 20 D. % lompsns 49,
Snap fsnnccs l. Hard tBr. OF iuilouth, y. Sd Lo'it
Liverpool rs d,y.. "a to BOYD x Henckon.
Ship - L. S,uses Williams, Bremen Oct D. IN b&rt 10
stu4.e, Clrlr nla a Co.
BsrA Xinh,. chapman Aspinwal - days. indigo 's'n,
hoo &c 20 D. r. Joy Expslencei heavy weathsr' Nol
NJ joseph ssunders mt oicsr native II o'A ss
80 yraIs. died ~ -, s.,,. >,
Fuuch. Arncke X Nendt Nov H. lot - ioN' - '' 'f
c.r Sirfh inlts sfcsfmsS M, -. D.. c..,,,.
BaIk fumuri. Apder'on Se"'ofi'A"' = "''' "
Bros. 800 A., .o,i ho,,a for
Boston.
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Arrived. SUNDAY, Nov. %.


Bark w Holbrook. Coo6iug HavAsa Oct, 20 sugsr re,
master Has eIpedencrd very severe w.-t.er Io n ~
tie entire passage ~ DAYS y 81 ha'terss Nov 3, while
frrrg lie u.uss TLom,s knnskss fs from ain yard,
bre log rio right leg aud oInsnx himself badly NOV y In
heavy .'. bile lyis 60 hp3.da ca mead
BARK Abeeore !br Of Live pool n s. Eata 81 HONS;
in conpsny from East Hsroo win oaEk Tempest for New
London
Fri, Copa Rulacd 81, Kie..n Nevi, II diys mol"..s
and sugar j. W. Hnbbgfi Co. Nov H. s, ~ % i'n q
o. spo1e scar. Jsne, Il. Holuei, hence iof 81 Or H.
Brig Nantssket lof Bos'on sawyer ~ Jss2 DC Cuos 40
dafs qua - Miller h3srhiou Noy ~ on intsda SPOKE
brig To Boys nom s. jago - CUBS Tor bslinoIe'
bx Aiy.iic lof N,stc y lliaus New OElrsns via hey
Wet u dsys sugar 1c o. n.ser. Nov ~ en fio"cs ives
Bnq MouStin lag bsly AswoElean' Il days. sugar to
C. q +. !. Peters. 49, . . -
Big Jessie tbr, of 81 JOINS u III honc'h O'shd LUX
T. day al e. Green Clrsie "a
lrg Inaue fvani,at '.'efsoa ~ Inoms' NOV ~. ava
Hampton list. ii 5ast Nspie. Wei lord hsahin:
Bn. sitsa, Eliot It Thomas Nov g. AID E's; ha'o'r
scr Ks,bcck Acslsy Arroyo n II days 70 ballast 70
n Nayhew ~ TO- lut. u 80 ion. G. 81 fr ia vita the
s,b- D. u,i.ns Cs. smoo hslsinore for Deoafars
10 sinking conooH ald roE nee lh- esp,ss, super
cargo aud a. h.no,. aia bIos ht them 20 thi. port
sehr Phebe Morrow. Havana IL ds'' 'fais TO j. l.
seaf hdy Ueh tsveei.al. RobinsOn soasrero Nov IL,
s Sis' Dwis d. DIST Johu n Marin Ponce, p R..
0 days. IN bsl'a., to 2. =. Menus Son. ,.,,
sctT ). 5 Tu Cooper, Georgetown, o. " days md'sI
sehf lessee A. woodhouse. Thompson Beaufort, n c.,
dAys. naval ,tofes 10 msseF.
Schr Dani.i Hotoe.. Houes Aexarids days
Schr l. T. Smith. Smith fhilaGslpnis day..
Schr W. A.en lj-ina-t.d). CramI-er Tel pote Gays
Scnr J. l.. Bew ey. Eun0n Frederick Del
schr Arlington. Alnreh. AimptoL losdsJd
Schr. Y. sn.Ip, Ils e.. h. ssrlpai. Days
Schr S4Teh -. Sherman, sIetn1n Blliiuore.
Ser. john L Baxter. fsce, fhiisielPsii-
schf. &. z. S,icksey. Dover. Philadelphia
Som. jamestown. Lstour~u-. Warrington days
schr. Emily CG.tis, " sshngton days
Senr h Woolsey. SoprE, -iausiccke-
scbr Chief Morn. oacester. .
sfeDf =
hours 10 d. ID. Toinpkns. ~, -. n
steamer Virginia ~ j. rspsport) SnNdsr. Wahins,sn d.
Via Tess Monroe o hours, in ballast 70 d. d. Tom An'
steamer Osprey, Kinney, Providence ridse TO EdwAd
steamer Petrol. Young. Providence. mGse. to Edward
steamer Falcon Jones. ProvdsDes ma'e u ESsssd Byu'
- =, . ,,.,,,...
JeiAins p, ,, u..I ., 49,.
BELOW-l ship. 5 oagks aud brigs unknown
SAlLti-oV p SITES usbips CITY oil 'imore oth iot
Liverpool; NewY1rk. Of ED Tor brsmeni CosH.oc" TOT
Port Royal. Chesapeake. for Portland
WHIP sunset, ffoul ~ \. aud fresh
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Gen. Gilmore md his Pro-s.avcry Orders.

From Ihc Cler,ignd fesie,.
Our CORE spondent with TIE 1924 Regiment, IN Gen.
Glllmorss brig tde has gwen read-rs rome fpec-
meme Of Lis olders for tic r-lurn OF fa,i'yes from
bis lines and OF tie feeling whi-h they 'Ace sIong
the men OF his command. We are GLAD 10 zee that
Col Utley of tie I'd WISCONSIN,, bias Informed tie
Gei ers That certain regulations concerning contra
bands have been esiablished bv Congress, which
j. little superior authority 10 Bfi2aoier-encrai.
Here is the correspondence ANA tuuseiuebt CONVEX
saiiVn:
CoroSrt: You win 4. eues ',ndo NY t.stqgaii. ne
four conusbane. ATE" -" John" D." George iad "D.sL
known 10 belong 20 good loys. .irEen'
They are in Jour ie.insnt, OF wer. ihis mo ning
Year OBJ frTYsIi, g. y riLLNptb'
70 Col wv Urlrr Com .nssr 225 wi.eor,in oiuutses,.
10 Ills. Col ttty tens ile following r., ly
hEApGr. THs 22n HrGT. ". Oct H. req
GES. O A. GLrosE Dsar S',s hIv. just ,ec'''d your
oraer to d, igor w. certain cousbaud. ssid be ny eel
msut Permit 10 'sy thu, recognize your Authority 10
command ne In ell matters P-'i' nios to shs mi.y snd
ius ib.t dspaItsn eeosra. authority on O. 40.
jet o. delivering e1uifb ID ave that Of The Prssld 10 a
rroc. s,I.n d.i,d ser, ~ 1902 q Colfr-..
on net .utj.ct oolciuon would say 'ba, h'se ha4
.hal lave ro,iirf to DO .n 49, dins th-a. ouL
|eiy respectfully, 5eaf oDi 'e,, ~, ,.--,.,
THIS RELY brought AN order from Gen. G.. TO Col
Uticy, 10 appear nj henoQ uariors whe'e he wac
told be would be- pat under aues, II lie pefsift"d IN
tir refusal TO Otes Orders. Very Well reilsd
iLe ep.iited Colou.l, "you VIII lld that yon vii.
have 10 arrest every officer in tie regiment; and,
further, that the attention OF the secretary Of War
Wiz Dc called to your conduct IN hi. natter.' We
pT.suule tie Colonel vns not pu' under arrest.
Tie wrnef sdds In ssiercnco to the negroes In
question.
tI o. re 4 then belonged 70 nan n,nsd Horan. 90
who's f.rp ~s .uesnrd nd ~ - hosss 'se 0sns.i
.stsUftlsd ID. hes qusf.rrs duf puf 10y. We sno~.
49, 81 'le us,on 'n-g IN he W leos hin, to b. .
Rebel. ftaf b. fgfn!sa@i LsN army I'D ~hrn tt.J
were -fs arc tft tofe come b. er-aiy aid constantly
utcss4 lil4tsf .a b. snrh "
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YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER "a. 1862

Sedgwick Ut tie Princess Theater, London....
Iitens, it s authoratvely announced, will not visit
America at present. "A number Of Adelina PATHS
London admirers propose going over TO Paris by
specla! conveyances to support her frat appearance
at tie laleDs." THE first revivas this season
az the French Grand Opera are to be Auber's
MaSaniello," with Mario in the principal part, and
Rossinis Moses in Egypt"
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFIcg-Nev. %.
ARREST FOR ASSISTING SOLDIERS 10 DESERT.

Robert Brown. private in the i7Jtb Regiment y.
~ encaup~d at Fecicryvie 5. l.. deserted om his fee
ncrt and named Johu Loney ct s,apeton 70
whom 4. cold hissruy cohg receiving ctizes dfess nj
lOin .xch. lie arrested and made an eidsv. O.
sud ch vsrIan. was Issued oy the Justice Of
toe Ieace Of Richmond County, etr1h Loneys PREMISE
Policeman prbafd Lush Dude tue trsrch aud tscn,erof
Brownie clotti sad also is ps n 20 der pants aud sS
.odisr1 coa tAe ,efy o. lie Lues states Lolry va.
arrested add rautsued ihi. rOnirg 10 the custody Oh
rse M.s.l, . 10 viii orders the Government
the cispoiiiioH of the pTisouer.
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poRr or NEw-YoRK........Yov %.
Cleared

Cleared
iip-Cheapeaie Nile,ss Portland. ii. D. Cromwell
z CO. - 49, -. .
sIp.P staquo Smith. Eordssly. J. ". El"el Co
Crest irl ubic. LiA+ bufuer. .an ffln'isco A L."
Bras fi. fi-.ta Nol lion Lv-gpooi Irssk Dearborn
gc..r A.t g,r Ir-fi. nlYtts =. y. fr'oAs m Co.
N.-.a- Eliz i.fs1 rth heruudt tucker Al tntionrn
I'D. n.n. t.eu.n IafttLduIf london. kult- brcha :,
Briu ta. f'ru 81 ~clecyehoim Ou'~LsiO,sr. w salem
so inc, Hus Ihllow, Oen.far-. Brett soL X %.
Hr. ADD. .L f Avery. 81 Thou and Nsfscaib0. Malt
ltrd ihep. 4 60 Alice tTay (Br) KING Gibraltar ii. J
e. A. Urnof icio Ou,CL Sch oedeE cufscol, Doyac
A Co: Birck HAWK tBr) Mcleod, -. KITS, Tyue,
smith . q. Yours. Ni.rhall. PrmrrDko
.neis-Rfris, Ridden. Baltimore. FTinT Cloud Ill.,
bedford Me-. It,line Mclsin bucanu. NeFoham. Mass
W. - drown 4 TO-. d. Hcn.runn hgsh. Bam re : D.
Jayue jayne rhtoe fhia bs.er Dsy tou; j. Pfedmorc
GAnle. Na.ing Venus Ga, NraHe st John, n. B.
II. }. 4. &. A. Dc,.olf
sio.p--W. II Bow en-, Broiher'on Bristol J.. Kerny.
StcareI-f franklin. Young, Batin ore. Nm. Dazen.
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Ellinsweod tpsw,, Enincwood E..sport d.y,, lur.

Bsrs Einswsod tDsw) Eningwo0d Passport days, iun-
Ney |, and Areceibo, 7. r. an. sugar to Jane. Speu
brs boston Lady !br; II Quebec Parker Gonatves Oct
Bis Napier lBr. Of Yarmouth N 81 Creighton, Grand
Turk Nov T. salt TO Thomss Jsrpes
Brig Istoch NJ tAusj Paiceh, Msrssiss Is days sulphur
Brig Advent BL Crow Maitland N. s. days plaster 70
Big b. Young Marshall. Poughksspsis bound for Penn.
sem Rising Sun twbsles Of provuce.own) Youcg las.
wi 2o bis sperm oil to order. Nov J. 10, a. lon u 3s
schr Morris lo Couoes,eI days. ifSn Boston The
sebr M,r, Ellen Coi Primes Edwards Islana). Mcdonald,
Grape P. r 4 days oats ans potatoes 70 z, se.t Saith
Schr Lady Ulrioh lswed.). AsFsnoofo st. Bafr' Nov T.
schr n. ii. Clare Dr. Of Nasseu n. P, Bethel. Eeu-
tLera Nov. ~ ffut TO james Dsogias.
se5r L. Clossou lof Batnoie) Coombs Ne"ofoan' U.s.
Schr Knisht, Ysiss, Philadelphia day,
schr 7. s Lindssy Rckrr. Agboy for Boston.
schr Julia Ann Meutn. Eiizshe hpsr Tor BOSTON
sear. Chief Brown. Eiz,oeibpoft for feh River
schr Urbsas, wi.ou Ehabe' hpcTt for Providence
sehf Brave. Lowell. Albany :'f boston
schr. hishsaeer storses Albany Tor Boston
seor' i,sac cohes Hsnz sPea, hopdOy. ior Boston
sohr. faAny hezton snow. Ron0out Tor Boston.
Sem Calais Packet, Burgess. Providence.
scEr. Columbia. smith, .,ostepsrt
Steamer Josephine U 5. .rsnspo Grunley WASHINGTON.
d. C., to ID. D. 1onpkius
Steamer F. W. Brare. Foster Baltimore. ndse to wm
DsizeL
Steamer Falcon. Ad.ms Baltimore n5se. to William Dsl
steamer Artisan MeCsbs. Baltimore. mase. to william
DalzelL
steamer Alice Meakia Baltimore. md.e to William Ds
,ell.
steamer wm. woodward Curda Baltimore ulde. to W.
Dalze!L
steamer Oneida, Trout Philadelphia mi'e. to Lopez
Steamer Fie Brick FentOn Philadelphia mdse. LIN
Steamer Black Danonl Cieen. PHILADELPHIA ndss TO Lo-
per - hirsfsiIi
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Cscrni.ons oil the Cont Of Teaus.
CAPTURE or PRIZES -THf siNhiNDiR o.
Observation-Disclosures ATriMPf -

TAKE Lr'ACA.
FINN ne TIt.Gr.cc Jonrrst.
We lately pubilrhed an interesting letter from NJ
Robert RhOdes Of PawtuXct, executive oihcrr oil Ia.
United Ststes steamer Chiffon, oeecnii.f We cap
tmrc OF Sabine Pas. aud Galveston. We are now
rsrri,teJ 10 print al extrac; from private letter,
ma which he describes tic operations oi tc hee ~
Ma,aroida Bay. lis letter 10 iius.cd al y "-Of-
l.aus whittier tle Clifton hAd htcL sell. Bic VA"
10 re,nIu Al once TO lhe coast Of lcAas;
we started up tie bay ~ Ici.ef, Oci. ~ !
,,es ,a. lou1 he ore We saw Is f.ii ahead Ard We
.,b uut chase alter her. We Ntft st0n Wlth4h gun
moi OF her. We fired 20 nor twice. ~ lne reeond
.hot tl,vstt fire 10 be yc.sel aLd abandoned Ter
No ~ took thpir small boat and iowed ashore.
Ne s,.o feycral shol at thrm ht "e wcit daSLilg
~, 49,, etter he eel ooner. We sOgu came UP ~
Ge schooner, and cont "a lniy Oh men o. O"IU 20
'-I.,s.th lie fro. which thcJ cld Inc We 81
-, 10 De a scnooner-Ii1gca yacht, and perfect
..a,tv. worth about 5000. Sic MO nuInI only
'' I'm. Oct. G6, the Wetaeld modc signals to
act urIar weigh. which We did at once, und pro-
t,I,djanOla and arrived mere aDon' noon
W. se,t a lo,t ON rlore and demanded the sufieh-
dor II the pia e, when they compiled WIZ 'N''ou'
tey. az tley I'd 30 guls 10 Ge.ti'u '"3 I"'o w..
We t,a.d here bat Il little vi1lr, ana STARE" l"'
Wa'aeorda We arrived theIe that e'''"t' u.N
i've next day lCct. ~ We took ii@e - i"O'. ~
.,iati,eu h,,les Of cotton OF hoard. We TOOK iso
,,.top "a board The steamer hnd oe'''V!'" ''''
ch0pn.r. Sue WAS not wortb a'y'h'he'
liat gOfna Bay u very iar9o phy, am o.
OWES are 10 atel ia sud about i--14"tis 90, i''
anoil, Le,uta, abd several Otuer io""o' A. ).
bcantiial BAY and il IA iuil vi OyetTs, hnd very ~
,i.ef at tUEt also plenty a ducks nnd getse' i"o
nest day Oct ~ ! scut boa, Ga shore ana hJieu
some boci ard brought 1t on. We let the Len 70
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u. g COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Nov a2-Be.ors Com
ruissiopeI WHITE.

HOMICIDE on THE HIGH sEAs-EXrRADIrior.
James w. Cook and VIA. Jones. were brought up
on proc edir-s Instituted ~ hr Arcbold British Consul
fo their exTsd0u 1he former officers OF the biis
narsao They chhged with cansins tho death OF asea'
nan named Jsmes Liuie by sfuts! treatment Hhsn the
case cane on Nh -crbs prescott Mr. Cbss Edwards
Appeared A. counsel Ia behalf ihe Britain Government and ex
jude Bee5e 10 behalf Of the snsoners :,
he .r objected the proceedngs snd moved to dis
c,,y. IA. p,oners on the q ouDds: l. That the Commits
ioer hsd no u6it oa because nowhere appeared ths
in Tie treaty; and H. That appeared shrmstyc!y that no
oarnse was conitai within the JIdcon u tie Govern
u.ut II Great Britain.
qhe latter poiat overEned by the Commissioner who
held that tie v,sel berga British vessel the ore use was
conmitfed within tie rf Fctien OF ~, blnsA oo'bshhsh
On M b.st paint lie le.eIyed hil d.ci.Ion
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cOuCr CALENDAR-Tui. DAY


Ffrr IN FRANKLIS STREET.-On Saturday morn
ing, about o'clock FIRE occurred In the sub-cellar
of Tylos's Saloon. in Broadway, occasioned by an
explosion OF gas The place where the accident took
rlace WAS under tie sidewalk the Ira klin-street
eide OF the saoon The damage was triing, the fire.
men having been promptly on the spot. Had the
nanes reached the main building, fearful disaster
might have eusued. As il was, the occupants Of
rooms at the International were considerably dis
turlCd.