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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-02-14

grand gala night every week, on which
occasions balloon ascended. ! scrapeC
acquaintance with the aeronaut, and or
one evening | went up with him. The
sensation was singular. cannot describe
it, but ] liked it very much The aero
nlut showed me how he managed to steer
through the air, when to throw out the
sand, and how to descend. As we were
sailing over London, he said to me:
You couldn't do the slack rope up
here, Foscari, could you ?
Why not ? said L; and as 1 spoke,
the idea flashed upon me, what splendid
feature in the programme il would be -
"Perilous performance Of the two Fos-
carl Brothers, who will 20 through their
inimitable eyolutions on a slack wire sus-
pended from a balloon thousands of yards
above the surface of the earth p A
balloon, thought, could bear the weight
Of two men outside it. The wire could
be fastened to the sides of the car, and
when at a sufficient height we could get
ont and norform
As soon as ! reached the ground |
went to Ranford, who at first laughed at
-. r n..,
--'.-....,.-- Tr -,
VIA 80 ii0 'i'1u
- D'"' Us uo"" O0' a ieils'n consented
anu We went up ana dlu IT,
, = -"
'"'o &c ''' a VI ''''''
MOI " oH' replied my patent vi
IAN from wire my ieet from the
ground '0e chances are that should
oreaH my h'c8 ; II tel from height OF
MY 'n''e' ! eooI' 40 no more Ihen'f
our 'eet miss we nave our hands to hold
on ny however we went up and when
'''''' s0'
oU' VI tue 's' ""u commenced 'ne per
''' "'s,''s' - se7'i'so Qua 10 me al hf'''
''''''''s "'.u "'"S','S III ''e al VIII" Tue
7'''e",' anu tue "uo'e''e' ""u '"e nous
80 '"1 we "e' ,'''' " 0'P'N 0e"e''"
- "' '' ''' ''o - ''9' - 'o'S was
"u"7 "''u uo"''""'oS anu
'o",I , W a. '"' ''TU's' useu 10 iee'
- ''0 - "a 49, '''''
'''0 '"' -i'''
0"' pe''o' ui'ucc gave great Sa'lS'ac-
'o''' "iU WAS "'o'"o'y uo''ceu !" Tue
i'''J anu "e7N'' P'PeI'' i" were 'o'u
""' '''0 'o' ''"' '''i '''e' 'He "uu'e'ce
most was Tue one We performed last De-
ore "eScenu''S' hahiord' VINO was
lea''er man una" + hunS he"d down.
'"Fd ; men, 'aN'nS ho'd OF Oo'h hls
'ands with ooih rnne' swung by their
upPoyt; and then, by way of climax, |
e' 90 my lel' hahd ana huhg only py my
lght. never 'eIt The least tear We
new tach others grip ana II was all
lSu''
Al I'rs' '"e Seron"u' went up Win Us
o' "''er le" tunes we were aoie TO
manage Ior ourselves so wen 'hat h"d an
cc'ue"' happened 10 one tue o'her couid
ave gone s"le'y down. o
we were earning great ueal OF mon a
y out l noticed that MIS- Itaniord look a
d pa'er ana more caFe"oFn every day b
nu A"e" no" her nuSoan" was con Il
uc"ns h''n'eh oy mat one o''en 'o'" u
ie th"t sue wished we were poor again. It
; ne hau O7eh hlnoer IN 'Nose times
one night Sh"Il never forget It
was returning nome from the gardens, >,
nu as PaSSeu 'ne uoor ot hah'ord
h''ie h'e'Illa nurse ran out 10 Il
e ana Sa'u a.
For heavens sake, sir, go in' Mas h
r and Missus have had dreadful quar- hi
i ana M'sSuS Is gong 10 XII herself Ia
ran into the house. | found the par 10
r door open. Mrs. Ranford was in the
Ion alone her hack yvas towa,da mo NJ
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-02-14

ESS The total revenue received by for
eign governments from tobacco ,-xporta,l
from the United States amounts TO the
sum Of Sl50,000,000.
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T-,.,r Fire In Troy. y. Y

7joy. Mig ll.--A very destructive lire -
,Urrrd an tbs ETY.. Commencing u W. iucs'hy At
rtci IN tie covered wo'.lcn lrm,e which e.. .,cs
tie Hudson ~ tbs point, and the property at ne
Krns'.l.cr aid Saratoga Railroad Go. About
Que thousand ittt of tls struDtIro de-
siroy'I. n" y nd ut Ills tuie WIS blow TX a
furious yale from the Wet, aud FIRE brands Of
tue burning bridge were carried Ia the direct ou
oi Tia" WIND t. various Ptrts ~ the clit. The
quarter oi mile distant. rhcre was fire IN 80
many Gs,'sin'.s that the Are department could not
mike much prHgios-, and IN" hiyh wind cont nncd
= spread the flames Antr the Are o. 4 burned
about half ilssk ON b'.h "i,trs uf RIVER -tft IT.
-oith, O. pr,9rtss WAS arrested Il tina, mt: lut
ia tho iirauiiuic 1t had male fearful pr,E.c-s IN
the AZ, 30, a'd to r'uO '.t'It IN tltc % wards
Ihc ~ ole rlmher II Ina HIN fsbuiued IL supposed
10 w. h""' GO. Tho total l"s apr vmit &3,-
oH0Ob Tar tptgl Insurance IL not ftr from II iu1
u0o, ~ London, liverpool, New Yofi;. Is s,"u
lad iplia. sP-n, field, Hartford and Toy com.
pohI'H' The i'U'"!"y patue pr rerty nHd bUId-
Pr, ,'rr R,is,cssr and Saratoga bridge, IN
.rtod ir -l-oW". re Troy Union - pot, : u'lt
iu 1884, nj - cost Of Slnr 800: insured tr 43rU.o.
The Nth street rrcshytsrim Chuuh. tr Fifth
street Hlltit c.uich. tha : 'otah Prr-lyi ,inu
tlprci, TIE 'tuul'si Ff'c Chapel ~, Roy or
plan A., 'm, the Cni.d.,u'a Asylum, tie X us
q 'aer PI'yt'thu'c Iu.ttutc, TIE Troy A .tlemv.
NJ. wrr ~ J. malc Cbay =. : hol tie ru..n
,lposo iiot.i., Wa.hingL lGll 'ho,cl, the Fulton
nolse hotel, and Troy tty Bank.
The hr'n burnt over * aN,ut 81 .,,'cs. IT, MUM
or OF p,..ir thrown ont ~ iam. = very 'r.., anl
l1r tom rt''l .,-.si'u'j TAeIg j. u!AsI differing
ont do4l'tui.or several ol H., chgtlE have
thrown open o.. doors the Homeless gn1 lie c''-
lcu. have sent . u .Hrlt qDai-i,icS The t'!ow-
- C,rrv. l.. 'iau: Rrrsr'r II,'.,it. tIor.i ant
Mrs. Dun.op amt child aged 90 riuut's. Mrs. Cath
ar.oe " r,y. NJ Opouneu, hiinimu.. 70 ,h,ld
named n"'l,y. There ne some ten or more per
:, a uf
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Wrhng'on, Mag iI.--1hc latest intelligence
received 1t the War Department from Gen Hal
l"rk' army is dh'cd NAY Ioth. II va" moving GA
C"rhith, hu' hal bee. iuppdcd In It's progress by
hc hny'u'sc Of tho rain snl tue nlr,ost impa~sa-
be condition 81 We road, ,ihrou'h d.nscy wooded
country The army was IN e'ot health and high
spirits, and ~ ~ .rrs conf ieit If s','rcs..
Thr ""irlal Intelligence concern ns the events nj,
,ri,k rnl Ia tic vicinity - Tot Pillow, has len
tif com.pua ty ia ,totc u joyous excitement
throughout the day; but t,se important results
have far from satisfied ne public den,re for in.
dressed military advantages
H'a. samuel +. vin'ru, Of Ohio, died here ,ls
i't,fnlun after Htriof illness OF sysi"l,~ Ne WI
t,r many years. roircseu'ati,c in Congress md
recently appointed one Of tie manufacturers under
t4s District o.; Columbia emancipation act
Harry \. Stewart, sou ut In stew ART, of Bait
more prisoner IN q Q old capitol, while ait rilt.
iu To- escape td'y vaS slo ) Tie ntry, sui di,l
/ from the Effects Of tie wound.
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The Mountain Department.

WW Department, Washington, May lo.-In-
formation Las been received from the Mountain DE
partmtut that Gen. schenck lad, after II forced
msich oi thirty -four miles IN less than tNeniy.fur
hours, made junction with Gen. Miroy, at NJ.
powell, Va. A sharp engagement w.tA the enemy
almost Immediately ensued. The rebels endeavurcl
T. plant battery in a position commanding our
troups. Gen. schsnck succeeded IN prtysltiu. this
and then fell back ON the main ludy, as ordered
our los, WAS six killed aud stvruiy.aye wounded
TIE rebelsappsaied T. have suffered severely Msio
rrmhle, after bong reinforced ny three compan!e
OF tie Tenth Virginia, and COMPANY Of the Prs
Virginia cavalry, had soundly ,hrA-hed the lrlcrru
las who lave been rayagng the country about spcn
Ger, and he expected - ca! 'ute or XII the Who'll
gang.
Gen. Cox has '.l.yeu Ge enemy from Grren'rer
Mercer and Gilcs co.nti,s after tree sharp engage
mnn The evacuation o. ,rk,oVn is IL, sin.,
700 renewed activity ON the rchr! side, nud Au
msk, lard work here, bat II, hopcd thpt tie .,rc,,
est danger IL nov over, the Ian 90 cu,tus Mlr,,y
p,ecrr hAyll. "a. Id
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Az important meeting Of Caas rv.Jiyc mcm-
brrs Of Congress, without re- ard to party, WI
hch in WASHINGTON on saturday. There were
nearly ilty gentlemen present, ani the attend
ance would have been much larger hll the
character and purpose Of The injecting. been NOR.
tally hnown, ~ II uum'cr ct Republicans hiy,
.iur' aXVro "a their sympathy wish the move
rncnt. OF the f." Stlcs, New York, Scv
J,isrv. Pruu.ylyanin Ohio. Illinois, h,i .ua
and Ehole Island were repre-. 'ntel in thc mra'-
ing: aud # the border slave States, Kentucky.
vi souri,, Tennessee, Maryland, Delaware anil
Nir.iL..i. Mr. CETTr NpJ y, al Kentucky VIA
chosen president, and NE declared the object Of
h. mce,iu: 20 Ice to consult ON the best mole 10
preserve and promote the vital Interests OF the
'ouu,ty, anh adopt some wise plan Of action to
-ccurc It's redemption and everlasting welfare.
Mr.. SrErIF. Of New York, was ready to engage
in any measure that would secure tho present,
nni future Good Of the country. Mr.. WIcKLirrE
(ky.. y said the primary object was not to organ
lie party, hut to unite their own and the
peoples sentiments upon the great questions
before the couutry, and defeat those measures
hat will operate to the national disadvantage in
the future.
Mr.. RICHARDSON, Qn.,) said that it was
known lie had sigued an address, issued a few
lays ago proposing the reorganization Of the
Democratic party, and he did so because he saw
= disposition among the people to favor such an
effort. The Union is not to DO tempered with or
impaired by any political party, There is power
enough within the limits Of the Constitution to
nut down the rebellion, and by preserving the
Constitution the Union will lie preserved. He
was ready to help in the work. Mr.. SHEFFIELD
(R. ~ was opposed to those who are opposed to
the Constitution, in spirit and letter, whether
they came from the North or the South. lie
would support the supremacy of the Government
at any cost hut he was opposed to many OF the
schemes advanced in Congress; opPoseu, anu
to those who dcndunce tLesiient LiNsotN I"'
his conservative course, AMI 10 those who inter
fro with and p,ralyze the efforts Of our military
,Hc.rs Other sentlcmon EXPIRE sed like senu-
| ,,rnts amt Nj. KELLOGG, Of Illinois, veIy
| lJuntly and lor IDLY stated that his desire was
such unity aud concert at action ae would enable
| Them to break down and overthrow all those
| mad schemes which make party excitement
While they injurously affect The life Of our once
peaceful country. A committee was hnaiiy aP'
nojn,cd 10 draft resolutions expressive OF the ODD
| i,.t. OF the meeting, and II then ADJOURNED u
! meet on Tuesday evening. =,
| # the leaders OF this movement confine theil
| rpn,,- and L,iinence to u speedy termination q
u,n reboition. ieavin1 San,lo out OF the lielo
! ,'nt1 ,,is an, .rcAt measure Is accomplished
IL viii doubtless rec-ve the hearty support q
,L. p,c.i,llli and lie best OF his party, an
initiate the formation Of Democratic Cnioii
p.rl, Of great Strength. Such parry, VIII
'rch auxiarica, viii be largely potential ~ F"s
1 20.
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1HE l. ). transport Oriental, from Port
Royal, 9th inst, has arrived. She confirms m,
report that tie rebel steamer Nashville sue
oe,ded recently in running into Wilmington, Y.
G., the only blockading vessel at the time helm,
the sailing sloop-oi-war Jamestown.-Ihe L. ;.
gunboat Csyuga, from NV Orleans April 10Th
via Fortress Monroe, arrived 5 'ur!ay.-Th,
schooner M,lora al-o arrived Saturday, brinein.
a large mail from tie army aud navy stations il
flor!da an o' the nut She reports that Pen
sacOla wa It'll 10 the hand. Of the rebels, VIII,
had there lprreu ! ,uIn men. Gen. ARNoLI
was AWAITING rfiIiua la'nt e ,unbOats be
fore making a. att..k he,ltl yf the troop,
was good. Tho brig Eait and Dina, from
New York were wrecked on Santa Rosa Island
during gale Oh the llth ult. crews saved
The prize schooner Flash, captured II mile
noithward ot Charleston, by 1. S. bark Rest
leo, ~ arri ed H. charge of rrizo crew. He
cargo ccus.s,s Of salt, ker sehe, Oh paper 5n'
tox s.A,.-The steamer hbary arrived ron
'Newh,n, purts tha, lotl',nt b. L.en dou' d,
the Burusil e cxp-' il,r ...e i,e ItGrt VI fo..
Macon.
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capture Of Railroad Train,

Id"STHe, lM.--Onc hundred and ior,y @:
Nor r's rrA!ry at noon today captIrod g irci II
'-l t's,rn .,r cars and two ilc,ul t.yrs t Cav,
IT, ~.
- Yy,. supposed the twin wcu'i contain ssn
icn tly, L'~,;.s -. -.i!1 If ;.C. 'fE" G,
Nrs'l5 Green. an stopped the UPWARD irl'u.
An. t'cc sltt.i + Re MS Wcr, NJ g,rs n, wet.
Iul Z i.r, 10th o.. " ori's c1yLry. anil one 81 O.
pr I.l'. 81 officer and tire or lu,r ~" L.r~. TIE
rIr'- tuHsd a'! tie above cars eN, pt'V .li
rc .r'm.ttvo which brought tho passengers la X
L
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~, ot,to .,.. ., ,,,i,s.cs ,vsa 4, ,o,v, int, ,lo
river The rebel eovcrnn, n, seized 'srve amour,
| Of property and sen, II 70 Columbus Miss, and
prorn..i pay for II three months amer the treaty
Of peace wiz the United states.
jon. Thorn; son was securing the country around
Memphis with lis gang, enforcing tho CONSUMPTION
act.
bosorters from Baenrcgarl's army report that
III. troops arc on hnlf rst'ns and u.a, their ra.
,lop. d. IN r,, las, c.-,. d,v,
! ...., ,,,-,,p q
~ 'o Infantry VIM" hh1 poeh 't'N"n'u Vt t"i
! Wright isd been sent 10 C,r.utn.
| uu,,tar 81 c,,e,,s Of N,mf,ils had hrcn i'm.
| II, ,s.,.-...,,... ,.,,,,.a .,o,os. =,
/ -, II =, ,r,,.,.,... ..at,., ,.,,
r..,- ,s.4,,,,.
| ,'"''' ~ va '''.' -
Va interior IL bt'i'"h "l Tue aiFlVAi % VIC h'
tionil Meet.
| Ca,ro. NAV -Corr,,o.Ior. r,oto arrived here
| -. ,,...,.., -. ~, t,..t. il,
'''"!' '" 'V''' !" '''''hh' ''"''"e ''I''' D''' ~
charge Of to A'''.
| Tie do.tri. ton = Properly II Memphis IL cor
ro,orscd by tno Fc,lc Il prisoners OK hanged yea
to-day. w also ltnrti from r"m That Gen. VIM.
pqrr had EXPRESSED ii ,elf ~ thorou sy diggate1
49,, =, ,,,,, a. IL, ..lt,t ht. ,,,,,,,.,d lad h.,r
| ~" Wv W W. ." WI ~ NV
| ''N'h way l'ce-m's'
| II IL the general opinion among dist u sShed
| nncors ia, Font whit will bc evacuated within
| -
,
| fJifO. NOy lO.--The steamer Zoe, from I'itts-
| burVt I,.l.ny v.s,e,J.y .ne,,oo, Ian. mr. v.,.
| 49,, -, Az. ,.n = = =, -. .
"n' ''P ''' 'hht ~" "' our chN'"'' N''' re ~
! uotcrins from the len wing on Thur'tay night
vo,c surt,,f,,I H., ait,eri,r fore. q reles and
cultured
(IiY,go. Nan ia. "A special IL patch 10 the
| rp,u,.Sr en-, a. ,tro s,v-.
| 49, .,, ,t
"a ''Pnit r'"' ,n ger. .sN' np IVA,
i", ~ s'''' - ",l''h yr''i',' N WI 80 IVY" wv
| NIX AZ, ~ f,,' MtSh'' Hhi cunh zee no s'I.H u"
| 10, ~ "''' y El"'a ~ w 'li'' ',', '''I
| =, ~ w '.' - Ai't 'oNh 80 ~" w, ~
| -, ,,., 49, ~, r.. -,
| sl"'i"' ""I' 'ch % 'he i''H'' "'n '"'
WRIGHT say"
~ drT'r"r afrNcd AZ we net N'tt ,u"F' wa"
'~ef,' l"S'u"IN t'n' .l we 'Hu' '''V'H i'.. 49,
wthdi"" rom The ioft~ive bar ~ '"p IN Va ""rS
| uud"t - Nag 81 truce hni 'Nrl"lf'i 'hI' q"
| NIu"ns 'fgrnh'' 60 -, q At H. ""i', '9t ~
"h."ir OF equal ram. lie h'Ho"i"'n""' po'h "'''""
! aud ashore.
!
| Van" '" Wv ''''' Nh' '''N
lt''Iu-o enc rom f"iNrnh st'tS'' Secession
~ co.. tie part ~ a." s'c'S'"iI r's'ltn'' Nrr'.
t'''lF. SIP Lave ca tr' I" pinl'' TIC t'.-
ti"rh - Tor r,VrtN weeks p'h Wy hn'.
iu.t, o'o ~ number, IN inrsr NAL ~ Tat I ace.
"a i2l ".,'H"1 n ven ,3 "'' ~, '''
,,,L ma :, ma, e.,.,. i.- -. I.,,,
| ~. 80 ......, .. '.,t..,. :,
, ~ .','r',I.. r,, ~ .,,. .lr,. ,ii.,
, en- ai,kuru,i and AROUND thc ui.rur husI.i.
~ tuurl won he tn"n, g. hc uci va case OF
M. oi,'rcsk.
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Falmouth, My "A brigade # lche, /, cu-
csInped oii the OPP 'stcsd a the river, pIa.ti *
miles below frder, kshulgh. CnutrDalrts w..
came in today say i is Gen fic'i'. Tu,r. are
three camps aud tllcy can Dee dstntty -rru iron,
this side tie liver, h,iug Ent more tlnu y mil. FROM
the banks The headquarters ARE On the ,dg, d q
road, and Orderes can br seen rid'n, to and tom,
them " tn messages To-Day oAc of the rebel rcd.
ments moved ts camp about mlle n,Hrar rr der,
ickslnrhh. Whist the rehsls mean by rcm,,in, N
his prov m'ty, only Jef DAVIS c.n act2l'uH.> ~.
union fsg q 'ats IN Frederick shuTh, Vid y lay ,Nt
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A VOICE FRoM
YOR X T o w "
WC N T T. + II 5
ATTEN TIOSI
VOICE from YoRKTowN

LET FACTS SPEAK FOR rmHSsrLvEsl i
Read the following. b,!ef note reserved Wis NOR
ing from one Of olu brave sodl,rs now before You
town:
Gavin WINFIELD 5oorT, sEAR f"ahrowsS
THOMAS HOLLOWAY, ESQ,
so Maiden Lane,
Nay LEI, 1904
A.. ,l,rs are none Of "Hollowsy's Pills" for To-
,.s.,ou,, I enc.,se order, for which please 4
49, mo .rno,nt in yor very valuable Pills With
asl,y. Ifthere Is any posssgs1 sxprssssgs p{ -
deduct it. and obiise I'M
Yours tzp)y. In haste, q
z. HANI.EY, ADTrr 4
sfA N, y. CssatAs 81
Bsrors Yorktown Va. AND
Dntl
r. s'-four fuls are famous ior the cure oAspI
scntoiy, and have 40 doubt that they ~ill ",
ilc,ciois in CuLls and Fever here ~ thsSuSe
, " o,hor DIVISIONS Vi the army.
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Ous MEKnY-M M &c.. Tau.

1nE passengers from hte Hood, l, l., Oh
Saturday s'tcrnouu, reI.'t, .n' gre ''' w''l-
near the rsilr iad track. Vile I.-~. Manor
station the smoke was ~ ll-e t.h t"y ven"
marry suothsred The telegraph !"!es ."yr teen
iulut DIS IN sry ra = teer, ari i II 'y"r,d 'hti
great desl p' property "ill " tr@foyed'
Tnh statement 50 confidently mace III tIe
ires- ui Ga. I+hco pem0cft ts, 10 the er'ct
ttJt n. puhlh debt nv an. lnis T. GA. thousand
million ~ dolar,. Ii DECLARED , the suthori.- Of
= Treasgr, Department 70 NesL.n5t'- to Ne -
~ t,sti 1az is.s'hpuI.
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rick Ia acting Provost Marshal N Frtdcrcksburgh.
The stories relative to considerable rebel force at
Gu,ness station, PREVIOUSLY ielcgraphsd " couhfn-
ell Icy every fresh arrival Of dcsorters and contra
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LOCAL NEWS.
.rw YORK ASH rnE v''iS''"

ArrrNrrp S,.,IpE "a h' l. N"''''' :,
~ g. = Gyi-ts. '' "''-'.' W.
C-..,,' .-,..'s," Al ''!'el " o''""' ''''
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BELOW.

B~il MI, '.'W -.-.
u ,'.,vsn, it .n 81 Itn. .ro.
A o, ui,r l.gk, Nli',nr~n.
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tofore pescesb city. Measures 1t III be observed
hsvc been taken w the authorities 10 put stop to
these disgracefu doing.
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From the Mount tain Department
REMARKABLE FORCED MARCH.

Fight and Rcpulse of the Enemy.
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G; scuu Sea N ;

as. pulled. 4: ~ +;
.au-al. g3 AZ
lI.,-f.ai. - ~ whca' 81,
%. 81 'u \. ~ To I4ninn
vl.st. ,u - - ta.-. 81.
The New York herald., 1862-09-14

With double reefsd mai.:a single rsetsd fs,sssh and n;
dored the third reef be taken the Asnsal The vessel
hauled for thai purpose and proceeded 70 take in he
bow. with the intention Of crossing Us Having no aIsr
sail the Lille Sanders falling on rapid
~ helm put hard up, hoping clear the other
vessel but not coon enough 70 avoid coming n collision
which took place at Pm striking the Nile on the quarter
saving in. Our Tying iibboom went thrcasA the Nss
full headway and Keeping her course took the Lille San
ders completely around with her the bow.Prt crossing us
between the fore and main rigging when al her crew sue
seeded ~ getting on beard Of our vessel The ME sum n
d minutes after the collision IN about fAboms water bar
ncgat by W. distant miles The Lille Sanders lost cut.
water and head bobsays. main rigging badly cus oroxe
main rail- davs &c aud into Delaware Bay on 3o ior
temporary rcpUrs The captain and Of the Nile saved
their trunks. &c.
The Az bark George Hail. Of Providence s60 tons built
e Robbnson Ne. In 1853 now here has been SOLD Tor
$l2 00O cash.
We notice sale Of Al ship Sunrise lOl tons built at East
Boson IN ls6 at $6s 00 AL ship Energy. 92S TONS nun
ut South Boston In lSG0 Al ship Fawn 80 TOMS out ~
HATH Me- in 1900 and schr Annie Boil ZIG TOMS built at
Frankfort Me- 1880 transpired The ahip
Carrier Dove, just arrived here changed hands ssme Time
since.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SArrnnAY. Sent. ls-Gp NJ.

SATURDAY Sept. ls--6 j. NJ.
Money j. easier to-day: il can be borrowed pretty
generally at per cent. Gold aud exchange have
not fluc,usted Certificates are worth oSl4 de-
mand notes have risen TO ll0a =, and are scarce.
The stock market Was better to-day and after
the board there was quite rush to buy stocks.
The ,avorite OF the day was Erie preferred, which
jumped up to ~. an advance OF l1a per cent
since last evening. Central rose - Erie old -,
Illinois a. and the Western shares gene.
rally about rs much. There was no change
in state bonds. Railroad bonds are in active
request, especially the low priced bonds, such
AZ the Chicago and Northwestcrns and the Pitts.
hurg and Fort Waynes. The stock market gene.
rally eyinces more strength than was expected by
any one when the rebels first crossed into Mary.
Land. Operators have got hardened to bad news
and alarming rumors. With rebel army almost
msnacing the capital. government stocks are in
rcouest at par or thereabonts, and the general
tone of the market i one OF perfect confidence
and almost bnoyancy. This ~ one OF the most re.
markahle pheuoiacus Of the times. At the second
hoard the market was very active and the ad.
yanced prices which ruled between the boards
were fully maintained. ~ the close the market
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sus character that they were unht 70 be removed Out
q the whole number wounded two-thirds win either die
crippled for lfe, by which fact your readers viii
that for the force engaged ON the side OF the rebe
ths has been Of the destructive and disastrous
engagements OF the war. @t4
Colonel Dennis displayed throughout the bloody AFFAIR
troops snd conducting them through the nght not 70
speak OF his unexamped bravery This is conclusive In
OF Colonel Dennis, with ordinary commander
little band OF six hundred could have sustained
themselves against such overwhelming numbers TO say
Oothpg Of completely routing them. Men OF such mette
and worth should not be suffered 10 unrewarded But
no less can be said OF Major Shedd who commanded the
1hrticth regiment; Captain Frsbe, IN command OF tho
Twentieth; and Captain Foster Of the cavalry who be-
sides commanding his gallant little force, acted az aid 70
Colonel Dennis
give particular mention 70 ALL The material has been
tried before and is still found equally balanced. Much
credit due surgeon Goodbrake Of the Twentieth re-
for his energy IN directing 'ne DSegaSs rsn sna
geon Feand Of the rhirteth regiment, was taken prt
In tho heat OF the fight, with musket in hand,
blazing away with as much GOODNESS @ as any private
attending wounded and those Of the rebels for
the short he allowed 10 act in his line Of duty
He has since been Internationally reea ed and has re-
left 10 take charge OF our wounded alter the battle the
balance being taken prisoners and is said 10 have
skedadd'ed after the FIRST fire.
Tho loss Of rebel officers immense Colonel Adams
found lying dead in the road. Four captains and
several euenants now lie fatally wounded the bat
tie Id and those hat could be moved carried of
by the retreating rcbals.
The seven regiments In the fight under the i'm.
mediate command OF General Armstrong, 10 wt:-Colo-
nes Adams Pinsons, Slemmon's, Jacksons, Forests,
Bastow's and Wheeler's yalry regiments numbering,
IN the aggregate, FIVE thousond men while the whole
number Of Colonel Dennis' force Was but hundred
confident tha win be shown that has been one Of the
most brilliant affairs yet recorded
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