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1AnoG9sI 1nG Ann. a. azd Indians, head
InafleF MlHet. b, 6% Illinois. eide and arm,
JJosepn = benman; T. "a 1ndfara. head.
G4p GGpo.4 2 sAcon Is 8 LAWS. =, "a Indians, aide.
Charles M}!irr iii fnf;,. =. h..9cyy, ~ hs.s
jar e. Day, O, a9th TNinois. hsnd
James b Ayers, F. 18th Illinois. bowels.
G.orEe n Ccll1ns. F. 5,et Indiana. font.
AeA v. Ballcus- H. 4ih Miehiean eavalry, hand,
cofpo5s 5Sn 2aS1d ben e@ef Fl tnoi.
Sergeant James Dexter. E, 18th Illinois, Fines. e'
Joseph EeIh2m. E. ed IIdfaoa, head
George Beener. z, 18Th Illinois, hlp
John nB. Green. D, 18th Isltnois. haad and side
Samuel b Morgan, l. SSH Indians, head.
VIM Merritt I. Ssh 1nd1ana, head md hsnds.
George Y. Mcbride a5.h 1adiaaa, Rad.
James Chape1 E, 18th Indiana, beck.
Enorh T.nno' r 9sth fIlinn,s .honIdar e'@s'
n.,,.- - - .eHe-
Hospital TO- THEKA-
Len " Powe1ls. I, 91th Indisna. let1 hand.
5esepa asr. Fl asa g. ID 1aasas % broi.e
Or 1ets thigh
Willis 6hockley. B, 3sth Indians, right side.
Allen kraner T. 1854 Illinois. In shonlder.
5saeee Wilson. g; assh Indians. Ia tide
csspe1sl Wm. she1s. 5 "a &. ' asss limos. N i hand,
John Pendleton, B, 18th Illinois. in head.
4os1aeoa Browning, G, "a Indiana
3nhn u D9nbar. Z IA ufnole, Left hand.
He1ry Newh0uee, b, "a Tndfsu In lex.
Abssm D. Amos, n, "a IDdtasa, an I'D xtde.
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"ANTED--AGENTS-M or
~, Female.-AEen@ .ansed IN eysry town At ths
gnEso StatsA q sell J. KoherB Improved unetho6
fnE Cutting Ades Dresses. Boya C,oka{nF, 9arts Ss
neeossa nee asr oy 6epgs,{ht AEsnts Akirg dom
once No Metropolitan Block or addTeas Post OT4ce
n9x i & enclosing three cant postage stamp, Ckfc1To
AN. tnna.
, 1862-10-20

WANTED-To Exchange 81 600
Of Land Grant Scr!p Also. e. rto Of p.ilr,.a
stoGk q one o. the cett pay1cg best raii
tair r:fse Actrees Boz III. Chicago, Illinois.
, 1862-10-20
. ANTED-At 1859 Dasxborn st.

w American, English, 1r1sn. Scotch. 0srman .ud
s9lGsed ssFs.n ~, T.ta SpSS y i tne
>sr:t betu cen Monroe and Madison streets Cou1t-T
ordesn paactua!ly attended to. Host Once Boz 1874
MRS D. PRATT u attendance. de5 kS3IT
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04
Cheering Progress in Missouri
Affairs In Missouri Reorganization or -,
Results 4, hieNrd Dafing The Pus, Tw,
M0ghs

Affairs In Missouri zee npitulatlor or 'tr
Resulis 4, LicNrd Dafing the pusi Two
Weeks.
81 Louis, No, Dec. 21.-rbc following re-.
slime # ito recent military operation, ia Mt
.cuti 70 ,h'airoo FROM reliable source.
walnut elas't two weeks, tho Union army has
captured 1900 r,DclS Ia cluding about 20 com
nis-i'ncd ,hicc's | 200 horses snd mules LOO
,tbtd 81 aims, Two to0s ct powder, 100 Va on,.
end an immtf SO aUuJut Of Cprms7ary store
md camp ,quip PEE. \ lars, foundry a. los.
iu.tpu, Il. cd hl the rohcll for casting cannon
.h,.. and shells Mo-. # ia, rebel Graf on the
Missouri Including i,Iry att, hayi BEEN dcs
tru. ,d ct captured. \ pretty clean sweep Ia
@ IN made q tic whole county lc,waau tht
Mi. "ui md On. Riv.rs, ui e. i. pi'a, cut
N tum all supHu 8 aud ftcrti.f from North
Mis-, MI isis toll re,rr.t fer sfkau.a-, Wit
mtwh !. army, having. pI..1j Trough 5prug-
fii ou Monday lat
oar 10. Va lrruu, l'al 'n- those important re-.
suits did Iot exceed loo kllrl anil wounded -
Tho'o arc tie nut, ct brilliant -tralcgicd com
litN' ON. OF Gu. IlIl.yk, vh.h hive been 81.
nll, ~. cu',i D., G,'crd- rupc, Prcut.ss ana
M,k,ou and co.'s i n &. Dt,is. Of For, sum
ter tame, AMI red. Shrilc. of the llth regular
iuiIutty, AMI tho brave officers and -uliiurj Of
our aiuy. :, ultr. AMI ,olun.ocrl
Con. nucrH dot.r,, to sIir up rebellion In
North Mt.oIti and simultaneously burn all
the 2Orh Of this wHb'h, ion ace Ir,L,gCJ vi h %
plan trouu'. gated 4 90 ro r,hr camp Law,
ben ipil,i to rtca' cNfrrt IN O, ir Hans hy
'c Merry a. Gen. Halle. and activity Of cur
Cos, VIII h are kop. in constant mu.'ou, Mt
WIth taruiug tho severity of tue weather.
The damage .ur to sc Nu''1 II soul wi
IIaunir,l 4 II. Joseph EiIoii has hrcr
greatly cN,lg rated. Il pair, are hci1g rapid
~ made, ara b Va '..o Nprh M',roli r,ii .uan
mi telegraph ltt Will b. "a w.. hias oIiar {,
Mol-vr'l, 'uni b
Ton lil. burners have already boon She
ard NJ uLc IN ,l,-c ,oi ,iu.m,ut, T. q ,umu,,.
/ Is do,t with utG,r G.n. llAll,chs suInn,h
utI,r..
ii is confidently oVnoctrl that our moving
co'.mus viii 49, 81. ,'ulv, in few days.
hIctk ~, bridge burning, IN Nurth Missouri, a.
the r,h'l lou hls hc"n crushed south " he riy
cf. No mercy will be- shown e. tho scounlrcls
Ccr. llHll,,ks emphatic orders with refer
q ce 10 uil bridge burners pre, to shoot down
every one making tho attempt.
ST. Ioyi Dec. 25.--ln accordance with or
1.r- tom Gen Halle X, tho Provost MushG
G,u,rd directs tha, the IL slaves, nov con
fin oh IN thr c,onty jal ard iycrtiscd for sale
u .cr 'hr state MA ute, ho rDiolse from prise
AID placed under the control Cl tho Chief Quar-
tcrra-tci of ills Department for labor until
lur,h,r ,td. ~, the said slaves being the prop
ont, OF rob,lu AID having been used for iuluI
rec ,olu'y pfIIOscS.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04
Al hI-h Account and French CONNIE mt
upon the Trent AFFAIR.

Tho Belfast Qrish) News LETTER contains
a narrative from the pen Of an officer Of tho
Trent, describing the scenes on board that YES
| at tho time of tho seizure of Mason and
Sid,ll. The following extracts are interest
NJ:
Tho conversation that ensu,d was exciting
IN the extreme. Tie Lieutenant was asked If
no was aware that her Majesty mails were on
noaid, that no was violating the law Of neutral
lty, that his commander had done what might
entail the mos serious consequences. Hc
knew IL all perfectly, and 50 did his command
er hut have the bodies, dead or alive of Ma
.un, sliiell, Rustis aud Mcfarland, LA would,
and no demanded the passenger list, which was
70 f sed. Tho lieutenant, stepping suddenly on
one side laid his hand on the arm Of a fine,
lullo looking, whte-hea cd gentleman, and
sad MIR. Mason, | know you perfectly we
have net before ard you slio, Mr.. Slidell, he
iddDi, pointing 20 the latter gentleman, who
4 vaneed forward, di.daining to conceal himself.
! gm iOrTy for you, but you must accompany
No on GARD tho San Jacinto. The answer was,
W. ill not we appeal to the British cap
an, Il whom We entrusted ourselves, to save
Is { ON this outrage in Spanish waters, and On
.iriually British soil. Five more boats had in
rhe IN, antime arrived, ard marines with fixed
'nlpntts had taken posses ion of the main deck.
ears Of rage, shame and modification stood in
he captains eyes. one Of tbs ladies', a most
atarniI Z person, threw herself before the cap.
ain and ImIlsTed him with clasped hands not
70 ~ her husband 70 BE- dragged from under
he Brit sh flag. At last tho final question was
put, II we refuse to give these men up, what
curse will you adopt Take possession Of
hs ship and, IL you steam ahead, sink
you; We will have these mon at all
-isks. Then, said Captain williams, IF
ne Royal Navy our naval agent, then, sir
10 the name Of her Bitannic Majosty's Govern
m Mt, whoT-sltl ough humble Individual
nave the honor to represent. | protest, in the
nest solamn m, nnsr against this c1war II y and
lSraticsl act, ard call on all here to witne's my
registrations, foreigners and English In all
his trying scene both Of the gentlemen pinc-
pally concerned behaved in a manner that was
worthy q the Wjssi,R With which they we've
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04
II is reported that tho PRECEDENT ard two or
three members Of tho Cabinet are on board.
From NJ =suri.
Retreat Of Gen. Prio', etc.
MARTIAL Law DECLARED.


OHerriHe, No, Dr.. pc Information, which
is supposed to he reliable, Ia, BEEN received
here OF the retreat Of PuCe southwark.
The day after the capture, Con, Pope set out
TO johnson county, and drove in Gen. Rains.
Price withdrew.
Rains was driven across the river, and tho
next cay marched eight miles southwArd with
his " hole force
At last accounts, one division Of his army
was at Neosho, AMI the main army, under Pr'ce,
bad Just left nammonsNille, on its way to War
saw.
Price says his rttrcgaje movement was in
obedience e. orders from the President of tho
CO.. federate States, hut his men generally be-
lievo that it W in consequence OF Gen. Popc's
advayce and Pficc's fear that a force would he
thrown I, rward to cut of his supplies soithwari
and another force advanced in front in which
event his supplies would have boon cNhaus' cd
in few days and he would have boon compel
led TO abandon his commanding position a.
O.ccola.
Whatever the motive is, /, is certain tht' the
movement was a disadyautagcous one for Price,
for many Of his men who, for nonth, have becu
expecting 10 march upon anil drive Ia Federal.
from the state, will bc di'gastcd ami rftsl 6,
follow him out Of Missouri.
Gen. Hallc,ks policy of showing no mcrcv To
lawless bands Of inarnudets AMI bridge burncrs
and OF dealing with the utmost lcniency with
those Who lay down their arms and return to
peaceful occupations, will Go muck 10 restore
Icacc to the state.
The success Of TIE movement, ard the praise
and cot CIRCULATE i $ the troops have received had
a good cil, Ct on them, and they will move tor
ward when rex ordered with still greater ala.
Gritty, Al Il with still stronger assurance OF sue
cess, NJ der Gcr. porcs command.
81. Lonis Dec. 26-Gcl. Hal ok has Dc.
cla'c ed IN riial law throu ,huut tn state, IN p.
cofdsuco it'll directions from the Pr, siloat
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04
FROM FORT PICKENs.
The Sumter & Isabel Blockaded.

The steam tranprt Baltic Capt !. j. Com.
stock, from Key West tho 22l, arrived her, yos-
tgrlay morning.
Matters at rickonF remain as at lat reported
u .crtrr- report great distro.s al i lic,ntcut in
the rebel forces.
The L. S. -lo.p Ircquoi' h,' tho robol priya.
toer Sumter blockalod in Cieniuegoa, and the
Ruuboa. Flanboau is blo kidding tho port of
Nns. an n. T., whore the Isabel H..
o the 2lst tho L. $. schooner Wanderer sal
OF for Havana, leaving the lately captured phi
vdteer lbcamegaTd as guard slip
The Baltic bring, J. W Irchrie, Of New Or
leans; i. Reuau, of Kentucky Thomas s. Ro-
gers, Of Texas all prisoners from Fort Taylor
Thov have been cent to Fort Lafayette
II ia reported by tho Baltic that serious dini-
cutics have arisen between tho staff and lice
cnccrs If the regiment and Col Wilson. Th,y
arc said TO be greatly dissatisfied with his ahili
ties ~ q military man, and accuse him Of con-
due. highly culpable in a commanding officer.
Ou the 18th all the officers, with two exceptions,
waited upon ard requested him TO resign the
command OF the regiment, but he refused to
listen 10 their request.
They feel that they have been dsgraced by
him in more ways than one, not only since
their arrival upon Santa Rosa Island, bu' prior
TO their leaving No" York. Should tbs colon
clcy Of the regiment become vacant, the oficey
propose TO tender it 10 United States army
officer.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04

Russia itself, with an armed mob OF loafsrs.-
Finally, their lunacy has eliminated in use
less, mean. odious action, that, under no cit
cumstances, could do their cause the least good,
and which was hound TO involve them in q
bloody quarrel with an adversary Of double the
trength Of the Utited States ia its best day,
and which now has but 10 close its hand and de-
,troy it's imprudent assailant as man would
crush a fly that has settled on his palm.
Sp, ctators Of these events, who can doubt
that the Almighty fat has gone forth against
the American Unior, or that the Southern Con-
iedefacy is decreed by Divine Wis lom ? The
dulest wotldling. the coo'ost atheist, the most
harder ed CIV mic, might he struck with ~e by
the startling ard continual interposi'ion Of
power beyond tie control or coguizance Of men
in these sfiaifs. The incidents of this struggle
arc So parslle'cd, unexpected and unacc Iunt-
ahle on other grounds Il IL impossible to avoid
the conclusion that the acts of men and Of na-
tions sie row submitted 10 a superior hand.
Had but one such event occurred IL might he
f,,koncd an ordinary chance. But each has
b,tn followed 10y another more wonderful than
Its pied,ccsso while they all have an identical
tendency. and move forward, by memorable So
quence, TO the same goal. None Of them how
over and, indeed, no miracle OF mans history,
lie more singulatly distinguished from tie com
mon contingencies of earthly transactions than
tho Arrest of those two Ministers on the mid
o,can. Wh5 thought, when the Trent was an.
. on, cod to sail, that on its deck, and in the
trough of the vel erng Atlantic, the key Of the
blockade would bc lost Who dreamed that
tie chief element In tho strife would enter from
Lat utrotIc,d door? The hand Of q d wAs
here Nisibly cNterdod over the world. Men
siik 70 purpcts tn IL works arc naught, their
iutellr,nce turns into folly.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04
From WaslinEton.
Fire ia the Government Stables,
200 HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.
EXCITING SCENES,

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 20.
Tonight a FIRE broke out IN the Government
stables, near the Observatory. They contained
over 800 horses, between 100 and 200 OF which
persisted. Ola train Of lO2 horses belonging
to 4 Massachusetts, regiment, only II were, IL
is said, saved. $ me OF the animals were 80
,hockingly burnt that it was judg ID humane to
shoot them II is supposed tho cJniligratiOn
resulted from caTelessness. So quickly were
no Il lmes communicated 10 the various racka
dlled with hay, that the horses in the stalls
were nearly all az the same time sufocated
The scene was sickcning and offensive. The
remainder of the horses not Immediately near
the fire, were eilher loOsOd or broke ther fls.
Jennings and wildly ran in different directions,
bat were pursued by squads Of cavalry with D..
view to their capture. A large quantity of har-
ness, and a hOuse occupied as a dwelling by
tedms'ers, were also destroyed.
fmation received today from Gen Me-
Calls division is 10 the effect that ea'lY this
M rring our pickets extending toward Draines-
vile were driven in at the latter place. The
rebel forces, II ia b-lieyed, have been largely
reinforced. Hence increased watchfilness on
th,p'Tt Of our troops has become necessary.
Tho Secretary OF War has directed that no
more homes be bought until all now belonging
o the Government aroin active service.
The War Department has issued an order
th.t TO additional cavalry regiments be organ
led. Those that have not been mustered into
service will necessarily he transferred 70 some
other arm Of the military service.
The President mas nominated 10 the Senate
Chas. H. Foster of North Carolina, to be Mar
shall for that district.
The mennters of the English embassy exhibit
considerable curiosity and EervOusness concern
ing the object Of General Scot sudden return
from Europe. They evidently fear tho interPo
sitiOn Of Napoleon.
The war steamer Pensacola has goue down to
Indian Head, on the Potomac, for a trial trip -
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04
From tic Pacific.
CIPrjItE OF PRIZE

Washington DC. 2G.-Tho nag officer o. tho
rs itic squadron, writing from Panama, Doc.
tj.h, SAYS:
All remsin quie, a, Panama AID throughout
the l,rhmus The recent recognition Of the No
uue'a government 10y the authorities oi b.ls-
ma, seem To have trarquiii2od tho puIiic mind
aui produced a general feeling Of security not
experienced for many year past.
Displ'Cho- from Commander Eidgclry, crui--
.n,,n the cots' Of Texas, have al'o hccn 70
cc'v,i from which i appears taat early in u,
.mH,r ho captured 'ho Euelili f. hoonor Woo
rit, of seyon'y-two tons, from Point Isabel with
a clearance from the rebel authorities having
run to blockade. Tho vessel WA sent to Key
West Seven OF tho.o on bcsrl tool, tho oath
u allegiance and six were detained "a, cnomio.
of the Uni "a States.
II .,ho,nor Hug, ni,, on the h, vas ale,
u,,tlaulol, hu' Was permitted 20 depart. no
c.utIahlrd articles hniu' found on nuiri. Iu"
persons Of two tch,l apoat', howrvrr. woro so-
cured, uamc', .-Tho-. :. Kol,or-, Of ToNis, amt
Mi Sc,ohsry. ,f New Orleans, Tie paper,
iuord Jluly implicated them as rahl agents,
seeking To nsko their way To- Me Nco, tLenco to
other parts.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04
A Rebel Journal on the English News.

As an amusing indication Of tho manner in
! N q the rebel leaders delude themselves with
TMing pictures called up by distempered fancy
Tepublish the following from a late number
n the Richmond ENAMINKR. Mark how the
! hrse TO lbs pursued by our government is laid
lwn, leading TO its destruction, and he estab-
thment Of Southern independence and prospe-
A tyupon its ruin s.;
| The effect Of the outrage on the Trent on the
public mind Of Great Britain, more than fulills
he prophecy that we made when the arrest of
20 Coniede rate Ministers was a new event. All
gal quibblng and selfish calculation has been
ke straw in the burning seuse Of incredible in
alt. The PalmcTstOn Cabinet has been forced
q immediate ard decisive measures, and per.
elptory order TO Lord Lyons comes with the
seamer that brings the news to the American
moro.
He ia directed TO demand the uncondi ional
surrender Of MessTs. Mason and Slidell, to
pace them in the position they were 70 md be.
Dta'h the British flag, and a complete disavow-
a o. their seizure ~ an authorized act. Now,
the North m 80 9srnment has placed Itself in
such q pos ion that IL can do none of these
hipgs. The Adolf ion element of the North.
m states would 20 staight TO revolution at th
east movement tJs arcs surrender Of the cap
tives. The arrest wa made by the deliberately
written orders Of the gOv' rament, ARE av, W.
Cd and published, beyond the. hope Of apology q
JCssihiliy Of retraction.
y
but refuse the demands of Great b IL ain, and
Aide the consequences of that refusal. What
they will be can be clearly foretold First,
there will be the diplomatic rupturr; Lord Ly-
ons will demand his passports, and NJ. Adlms
will he sent away from London Then will fol-
low the immediate recognition of the Southern
Conlederacy, with encouragement aud aid in
fitting out .its vessels and supplying their wants
in the British ports and islands. Lastly, a war
Will be evolved from these two events
Such is the latest and most serious result
OF the real, Aying madness that has settled on
the people q He northern states, and that has
\ guided all Asir steps for the last two years.
Y Every rsaso 'able creature in the worl l. out Of
fleir own nation, fOre'aw the consequences OF
their conduct during the Summer and Fall Of
1860. The warning was thun'ered at them
from every side; their own eyes looked full at
the point Of the Plittering sword which the
South held steadily out to them, and on which
their ruling party rushed with all the eager.
ness of the bull on the matador of the Spanish
arena. Then came the proclamation Of Lincoln,
Nothing but insanity could have die tated il,
and without II the secession of Virginia was
impossible. Then their crazy attempt to sub
due country, not Ices difficult " conquer than
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04
FROM MISSOURI
P, ice on the Kun Again

Orrrr'N,, no, Doc PA prisoner who cf
ctp i.om the robol camp at Horn IN villa last
sru'Gay, eports that whom the news that Gen
|. pes cavalry had driven in Con. Rains pick
cts az - n-town, was received by Con. Pico =
rmv, tho greatest conformation poryadcl the
rel 81 camp. The cavalry, artillery, Infantry,
and raw, ragged, unarmed recruits we're mixed
up in inextricible confusion, and many hour
81 pscd before anything like order was restored.
The retreat Of tho whole army commences
~ econ at erwurds a. possible and so fearful
were they Of pursuit that they burned bridge
unr placed Every obstruction IN this way Of thu
iu c,od pursuit. Even the celebrated bridg
built hy Gen Fremont across the Usage a.
Wr,aw, was no. spared by the flying rebels.
II il reported that one regiment was loft o.
the o age, as rear guard, ard that several small
hoiios arc scattered through tho counties about
WIrreushurg collecting supplies. A cayd.
~ force has been out in pursui, Of thcm, but
cur horses are 80 wern and weary by Other
long forced marches, that there is little pros.
p3ct ct capturing these rebel bands.
! he last Tcpor. from Price il that he passed.
r. ourh Springfield IN roUe TO Arkansas, and
pretty certain that ho will not attempt to
,un this winter.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04
HOBOKEN.

FArAL SKArISG CAsrArrY.-A lad, named
Jo-cIh T.. thomas, sOn If I, W. Thomls, of
liohohcn, while out sk tirg on tho meadows,
west Of llohOl cu,ou Cu.irtml' day c,mc in Cd,
iision with 0nothor tuy, by which ho was
throsn violently upon tho ice. lilo received u
blow ON tho eide ul his head which rdpturcd an
Gr'cry in the head, aud induced congestion Of
the brain, causing death on the iollowing d'y.
AZ INusrAL SuhrRIsE PAEIN.-Tho Row.
Mr. llendIiCksOn, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, at Bull's Ferry and Fort Lee, was sur
prisCd a i,w evening" uircs, hN a visit hum the
Baptist minister, Of Egglish NeighborhoDi and
a large numlcr Of his congregation, who took
poestssiOn OF hi house, prepared an excellent
supper, AMI then ushercd MI. llcndrickson and
lady 10 partako with thom. Aitur the ropast,
Mrs. HcndficksOn was presented with "A we'll
filled purse and a variety Of gifts.
MIR. SrENENs Nav GuSnoAr-Mr. T.. A.
Stevens new gunboat the 'Quinebaug, recent
" built at BordontOwn and intended IA a pro-
cent to the government, has been lying at the
llOl oxen docks for several days, and has attract
OIL a considerable number of visitors.
Mr.. Stevens, with a number of invited guests
wall proceed on Saturday 10 make experiments
with the beat, and the Immense gun which has
boen made for her.
BuRSING or STEAM Tow. BoAT.-Last
evening, between X and . o'clock, n fro was
discovered on board the steam tow.boat VIM.
Tillinghast, which was lying moored Just inside
Of the basin at HOboken, and in close proximity
TO largo number OF can boats and bargcs.
The boat was cast loose and towed a short die
lance away, when tho fire spread rapidly, and
in u few moments II VIVA entirely enVcloped in
flames. Owing to tho difficulty of getting il
the vicinity Of tho fire, Engine Co. No. wa,
the only company that got to work, but tho fire
had gained such headway that the hull and mt
chinery were rendered nearly worthless. The
fro originated in the pilot house, and ia belle we'd
TO have been the work Of an inceniiary. The
Tlllinghast WAS owned by parties in Albany,
and the loes is supposed to amount To from
4 600 to % 900. Tho tow-boat arrived at IIo-
bOkcn Yesterday afternoon.