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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-15

The AMERICAN MAms-We stated last week that
the mails between San Francisco and New York were
to be restored to the steamers during April. The
following from the Bulletin of the 18th April. con-
firms it, and adds the gratifying intelligence that the
steamers will hereafter leave treekiy, instead of ,i-
monthly as formerly, earh steamer bringing q mail.
If this arrangement is successfully carried out, as it
promises to be, the vexatious delays attending the
American mails will cease
A WEEKLY STEAMER AND STEAMER MAILS Hence
forth, besides a daily overland mail, we are to have a
weekly mail communication with the East by steamer.
The steamers will leave for Panama on the lst, Sth,
10th. and 24th of every month, beginning with May
Ist. And whenever n steamer goes the mails VIII be
taken. The following dispatch, addressed to Forbes
& Babcock and received last evening, shows that an
arrangement to that effect has been made by the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
OFFICE Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.,
NEW YogK. April II. 1867.
On and after the steamer fthe 2l.t April, take from the
ALLAN McLASE, President.
From other sources We are informed that Post
master General Blair approves the arrangement.
All printed matter will hereafter 90 by steamer If
on the envelope of a letter the word q Steamer Is
written, il will be sent by the lsthmus if" Over
land' is written on it, it will take the earliest daily
mail. All letters left at the Postofiice before 81 a.
VI. on MoL lay next, will be sent by the OTf-dbd.
After that until instructions are received from
Washington by Postmaster Parker, where no in
timatiOn is made on the envelope rs to the route that
the writer Of n letter wishes TO take. II Will be for
wardei By the first outgoing mail. There will he no
delay on the isthmus-all mail matter goes as q fast
freight"
Thus we have now a weekly steamer mail for
papers and letters. and n daily overland mail for
letters. We confidently expect to see now the Over
land mail redeem its reputation. Relieved of the
papers and tons Of !ranked matter. there will be no
reason why they should not come within schedule
time always, and far outstrip the steamers in speed.
| Whoever at Washington or New York has been in
strumental in giving Us these greatly improved mail
facilities, deserves the thanks o. all Californians.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-15
Later from the East !
Arrival of Steamer ]. T. Wright.
CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEANS

The steamship J. T. Wright, Captain Watson,
arrived on Monday evening, II days from San
Francisco, By this arrival we have Geographic
dates from the East to April 2S, and papers to
March 81. European adviccs are to April ).
We give the principal items of interest
Capture of New Orleans.
FORTRESS MONROE, April %.
\ flag Of truce went to Norfolk today. No papers
we're received. and no further news from New Or
leans. 1t is stated that the telegraph operators, after
leaving that city, attempted 10 return, and found
that the Federalists occupied It.
CAPTURE COxFIRMED.-General Wool has tele-
graphed the War Department To days news
occupation Of New Orleans-is confirmed No par
ticulars given.
On the 4th, the expedition en- route 10 Pass
Christian, cor isting Of three steamers loaded with
troops. were attacked by three rebel steamers, and
after a fight Of thirty minutes, one of our steamers
was withdrawn, owing to the crowded state of her
decks. The others continued the fight for an hour
and forty minutes, when the enemy withdrew, APP
parently much crippled.
Four rebel vessels, loaded with cotton. turpentine
and rosin, had been captured attempting TO run the
blockade.
New YORK, 18th.
Hartford, Richmond, Brooklyn, and hO4uOis we're
plated with heavy chain cable from the ports below
the water-line previous to their attack on the Mis-
sissippi forts.
FORTRESS MoSRoE, April %.
Weather and tide to-day has been very favorable
for the appearance of the .uerrimGc, but she has not
been seen. We have nothing further from New Or
leans. II is probable that the city surrendered with
out resistance, after the fleet made its appearance.
Ii is reported that the enemy's much boosted iron
gunbOat. built there as . second .NeTTimGc, was de-
stroyed by the L. 5. steamer Pensacola.
wAsmxGrOx, April %.
Special dispatches to the New York papers state
that the President had received a dispatch from q
source altogether different from that through which
information came yesterday, confirming the capture
Of New Orleans. Ii removes very materially the
doubts which were then excited in some minds rs to
its entire reliability.
kilograms say that there is reason to believe there
has been n discussion Mt the Treasury Department
respecting the policy Of raising the blockade of the
Southern ports, Immediately on their coming into
possession Of our forces. We are assured by "A gen.
eral who is in constant communication with the gov
eminent, that there is little doubt but the blockade
of New Orleans will he raised Immediately on the
re-establishing Of the Union authority.
General Prentiss and the other Federal prisoners
taken at the battle Of Pittsburg Landing, arrived in
New Orleans on the 10th. Marked attention was
shown them by the Union residents. The General
made a speech in the streets to his soldiers, which
was loudly cheered by the citizens. Our soldiers
sang the "Star-spaugled Banner as they were
starting for Tuscaloosa. Alabama, where they are at
present confined.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-13
Gsc.sa ". xusToaD. Secretary Of til. Common .salth,

Regua for oStanns pos'on II salt TIL. coamouvsah
for d.tbu 70 th- psop: Prertsi b. the doyerror
Of "a ia his 0,mmonse,ih Passed 0co,r 1854. :.
l. no rArosd eanL other iaterna improve sy
lin OF the s;a'e unless under already ersng
With eieat States state Of the con,adsss
su rams postal oath arm lion
noySl asked Or Of ssl furnihed under ,ns erue.
Without u cath tne SAT- s'a be sezt by The mpsntendet
other Il tie trsrsporaon c'rpsny r the Of the
Opr'n LII be mmei given - tie Gov orof
the mt o. tE.i and the Of The
s,sias 70 the transportation.
In yilu h In he pr hbed rom trapsp ,rng sat
beyond the li.I Of t9s Any person may HID
the OF the sta and give he not &c.
ton, an o. the day wSen ta ab,Te act wss pa.,e a.
lea h eoiore ed from the salt wk and all paau-
by pab acn,p 4, IN. city Of ehaOnd
Of The Com n, nSs.a Of Wig mia. and shall ~. e re-
,sd without auhoiiy tn. Go'eraor OF ly tons
ted sgea ualsi be a made to supply sting
with dersts Nlti The separate ON
si Sc es Of with individual. for the bse,ni Of eoas,
Of 81, wots sail ,cug e. or csm,
TO lI;tue IL HI THAI Auoun. .uteett 10 exeoas
oa sIA ,ppesr the Cove eel he vii
he au hoy vsed IN him. aad 'zs take Sih Otsadh "a
and eher,e fall oiy AMI control the propsV seat
an pefsons Of peGoo firm or eImpipy, reusg or
ce.sng /, msiuficiurs
people OF tbs Comm nwoalth With sufficient Squany fsst
home consumption thea as 5000 such fact 'h. sppea !:
the b. wilt exercise he authority ed Ia him sni
sr gard contract made Win n. ieparse sts OF the
WssH al. T. BY the STATE ef ys MA ssG r. eoa.
ted shalt osr he for tansporan the Of
shall ely 70 n, DEPOT des sa.,e u..ss
sush tsrp vii irterfr. with the uanIBortt oa
cove Upon teal Of sash eorpaay tnspo the
said SAT- the con,s agent Of the sats si be
take mt I such rort sld msnsse the unl the
trsnspotS. on be a'eonp Ehd.
Inc lie prov'o sal b. observed vteu becor proper
transport I'll or other thgs Siry the Cd, OF sal.
Toe flo = 81 .ess des1Ste The p-esen pm
Bbcrlugh pot the o,nsal galcli aud uba Depot on
ID. gilt sni Ieaa ee .aro .thsf places Of &c 'orlt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-13
Hos. G. W. RANDOLPH,
Secretary Of War, @. s. A.
OAup IN Wrou,se COUNTY, Sept 81, 1864.

CAMP IN WToMIsG COUNTY, sept I'll, 1864.
sIR-Tho letter Of the honorable Secretary OF War
10 his Excelnncy he Governor, r.liive to commune.
calior OF II Naupnin, sSOus vsit of his TO my
clmp in Abos' ,ey, Tazsws couaty, reached ms or
" today and histsn a. o1co 10 answer L.. en-
hardly imagine Il possible To- greater tissue o. absurd
REPRESENTATIONS to be crarded ia.o al small compass
a, ia set forth IN that Ell Ision Of NJ Rounnan
know nothing OF the arrest OF this person, never
hlyng before heard Of it. IL msy be trus for the Or.
dsrs srs seceslary stcf in regard TO sing all vaea.
hoods ana suspicious pereoDs; tu! no gentleman, AN
sure has with bus courtesy from any
III yer in connsrd Of my camp. /. is an unqualified
mistateneht to say ths. any msn CONNECTED with my
commsnd has been cosiced BY any means whatev-
er to join it, aud the whole statement s5cu: the refl.
gees being forced into lhs SAFE rr rto ~ers dLp,,ed
to Join bic company, ia mere fabrication from begin.
mig u end. so far from there bang sny truth in is
have suonited withOu; cdmpl,dt, 10 officers OF the
OonfsdeSsts army sszOg upon raised for nay COZ
nacd actually embodied, and On tier way TO JOIN
II.
You conf ,c,uso rightly IL suppoins that aueh con.
Grips as belong TO my command are from the regiots
overruu aud in possP-iJn Of the enemy understooo,
f,om a conversation wit: the s crst4ry Ct War last
spring. that TO such void be o1ned and most PAR
ticulsry from K 'n,utkg aud Maryland.
Cannot withhold ny uheigued surprise that an OH.
Ger high ia rank Gsu LGr1g shoud 50 lar forget
himself a. 10 endorse the h0nors.e Secretary OF WsT
statement, which a little investigation would have
proved TO him entirely destitute Of the lsas found
ton in truth. never prevented O1pt Herndon fron
passing through my camp, DIRE ,msd Of fush thiag
thought il lisle extraordinary that ihf otccT whom
know 10 be gallant gentleman should have been cent
nearly seventy miles ou Of HE direct line OF march, TO
pass lice wlhou, supplies aud sthoa: al eEeny since
my troops had driven them Of the country. lkatw
perfectly well that all his command could tfc' would
Be toinierere with my recruiting ocera scattered along
this le CT march, as though, he was inakrg, for an
huljrei miles. Bat that conviction would no; induce
mo TO be guilty either Of q wrong or discourtssy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-13

VALLASDIaHAx on TIE srUNP.-Ar. Valandighau
bas been canya.sng his old district. In arpeoch st
Post Town, h. declared that the President dsr.
nonis said that the "aun, moon and s;ar5 would turn
- gore before tho North could conquer tie South and
ep;k, of the Grmy of tac Union carrying the back
ag.' The Aiddssown (o.) Journal, referring to the
speech, ssys:
"Bs exhibited Eve dollar gold piece, snd said that
when D,mccsts veto in power thai che currency
bu. nov ,his % he kind (0olding view old Cont
mental bi aud i've bunded OF them will no: buy LOAF
Of bread, aa in year the who has pocket full
OF green backs will no. be rc5 the vino has
t<enti five c,otS in hia pocket t.dsy. as told his
r.eut6 that General Pops WIS R,puo!csn spd thst be
came to Washington boosting that he nothing but
the lack OF the rebels IL the Southwestern
that Gen'r. Mcclellan wac De nocrat, ihe Admnis
traton took division after division from him."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-13
ApJurlsr GrsIRAL's osIrcr, Va |
Hon. G. W. RANDOLPH,
Secretary Of War.


September H. 1862.
SIR:-The Governor has Instructed ms 70 acknowledge
the rsceip; of your letter OF tue Is instant addressed
TO him. aud 20 inform yol, thai from the commencement
of the recruiting for the line OF State troops, every
thing in hs power has been done TO prevent the ens
neut Of clnscrpts deserters and sttsgge.s from the
army Of the Confederate Safes Positive orders 10 ths
ct we're given TO every person w5o was engaged 10
recruit ne for the state line and when any hive been
ieecled in companies reporting for serycs they have
been promptly surrendered by General Floyd, as the
Cover OF b - been informed.
Asa firthrr precsu ion, all persons who were recruit
ing az Richmond ordered to report in person 70 the
iutau. General OF tho State dali with ts-r Teccrr.
TIA, officer examined them himself; nrsteed such OF
them into service cou6 properly b received and lie
resi- we're given by bn into the custody OF G~n Wnde
This led to the detection OF many fraudulent enismel
aud thereupon the Governor Immediately order, al 0
recrliring cfices at Richmond 10 be di'conilued aud
to- ever iaclty should be Afforded By the Adutant
General 10 of;srs in the Confederate seryicc 10. the
discovery OF such desertes from their respective
mands as might have enlisted il the State lne-sud 1t
has been doEe II there be among the State troops
any who are within the Con c'p age, they mast be men
who have escaped from portions OF the State which
ia the possession OF the enemy, and have joined General
Foyd 10 sssic directly in the rescus and defence OF
their bones Il weui certainly not have been prscti
cable 10 enroll these Ia the Confederate service
aud seems quls. onabls whether IL would be sound
policy to claim at .lis tine. Copies Of youe letter. and
int OF Csp'aa EoIupau have bean transmitted to Gen.
FLOYD VITA Instructions 10 report the fac.s which shall
pc Communicated TO you as SOON as received.
TIE Governor drsircs 70 avoid all conflict between the
Sta q J-utcdsrate authorities ard has emitted no
csr. 10 grt venJ such ccpf he will in future act as
no has done heretofore.
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
WV Il RICHARDSON,
A. liant General.