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The Collection or Taxes I'm tho Rebel
States

PRESIDENT UNITED STATES AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.
whereas in and by the second section OF act or
Congress passed the 18th day Of June A. ID. 1862,
entitled IN act Tor the collection Of direc,
insurr eotopary districts within the United States and
other purposes 10 Is made the duty OF the Prcsi-
dent 20 declare. before tho LIST day Of July then
next following by his proclamation in what states aud
parts of States insurrection exists.
Now, therefore, be IL known that Abraham Lincoln,
President of the United states of America do hereby
declare and proclaim that the States Of South Carolina
Florida Georgia, Alabama Louisiana Texas, Mississ
Arkpsas Tennessee North Carolina and the State Of Nr
ginia except the following countios-Hancock Brooke,
Tor Peasants, Tyler, Richie Doddridge Harrison Wood
Jackson Writ, Roane Calhoun. Gilmer Barbour Tucker
Lewis, Brsxton. UIshur, Randolph, Mason, Putnam
kanawha, Clay Nicholas, Cabel, Wayne Boone, Logan,
Wyoming, Webster, Fayete and Raleigh are now in In.
surrection and rebellion and by eroof the civil
authority OF the United States 10 obsructcd that the
provisions OF the Act to rovde Increased revenue from
imports pay the interest the public debt aud for
other purposes - approved August NTH egbtcol hundred
and sixty one cannot be peaceahy executed and that
hefarss legally chorgobc real estate under ne at
losi aforesaid wing icta he Sotss and parts ii States
ofo, esaid together 10Th penay Of ty per c,'tm Of said
tdscs shaH be lin ~ on th tracts los OF the same
rally charged, TIL pdid.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal Of the United States to DO affixed
r.. S.Doue ~ tho city Of Washington, this nrs day CT
July the year OF lord one thousand eight hun.
drcd and sixty tive, and of the Independence OF the
United States OF America the eighty sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President-F. W. SEWARD, Acting Secretary Of
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IMPORTANT FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.
Dcssruction OF the Last or the Rebel
Sunbonts-Union OF the squsdrOns Of
Farrasut and Davis, &c.

DOsshuctioh OF the Last OF the Rebel
Gunbonts-Union or the Squadr0ns Of
Farrasut and Davis, Re.
ofEAh RAN SWITZERLAND, ABOVE vicxsBURa, I
June 70, via MEnrHw, July 2, 1852. !
TO r. NJ STANTON, Secretary Of War
since my despatch informing you that had oomnunl
Dated with Flag ofcer Farragut, have been able to
maintain CO. slant intercourse with his through the
active energy Of General williams
On the Goth inst went up the Yazoo river with two
rams-the Monarch and Lancaster--the latter under
command OF Medical Cadet Charles Elst. proceeded
about sixty five miles to point where the OBJ
sructed by raft built by the enemy and protected by
four guns in battery. Ny object TO cap
turs or destroy three Of the enemys gunboats
that l was informed were lying below the
raft-the Van Dora, Polk and Livingston. up close
under the battery, and mortified the enemy
set nrs TO the boats, and them adrift down upon
u.s. was obliged to leave tho river escape eonha.
grafton. The three boats wore totally destroyed The
snemy did not Are upon US.
II is with great pleasure announce the arrival OF
Flag Onicer Farragut with nine vessels of his feet
above vicksburg. They passed up this morning. at
about i've O'Clock, through . fire from
thirty or forty Of the enemys guns Their was a.
far as reported four men killed and thirteen wounded
Respectfully, Lieut.. Col. ALFRED W. ELLETT.
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M0rrfefg.

DRAxE-HEsDKRsos.- Brooklyn at the residence Of
tho brides sister, Tuesday evening, July by the
Rev. Lawrence II. Mills, THEODORE A. DRAKE 70 Miss
LIZ -HEsDBRsoS, both Of said city.
GsNNEi-SIc1 AeESs.-At Hamden, Delaware county
New York Monday Juno 80, BY Rev. George Brown
JOHN GExMEL, Of New York. to Miss EaLy MciARESs Of
Hamdem
JoHNsoS-wHTE.-0n Tuesday, July l. at the residence
Of the brides father Caseton, Staten Island by Roy
Samuel White, Mr.. G. p JOHNSON TO Miss LILLE ".
WHITE, daughter of the officiating clergyman.
LyALI--EAIL.On Thursday, Juno 20 at tho residence
OF the BRIDES mother. by the Rev. Dr. Morgan WILLIAM
LyAII. to KITE EARL, all Of this CITY,
Mc(;IE-woErMAN.--On Wednesday. July 2 by the
Rev Thomas T. Guion, DAVID MCGIK Esq, 70 CARRIs l..
WORKMAN, all OF Brooklyn.
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RACING ON The FOURTH OF JULY.

RACING ON THE FOURTH OF JULY.
The racing over the Union Course viii commences on
tho Fonrth II July with three races In which some OF
The finest horses the land entered 10 contend The
FIRST will be for stake for three year Odds, two
mile heats. The second race will be handicap single
dash Of two miles. For this the following thirteen
named have entered and give the weights that
each has 10 carry vzIsura Fars, six years old, los
lbs BEETLE Ward, I'VE years old, 100 lbs Pope Swsigsrt
Ave years old 100 lbs. Trovaors, Eve years old, 90
lbs Hillsborough four years old, 90 ibs Throgsnsck
seven years old SIS lbs Cyclone. I've years old So lbs
West oxbury, three years old, 90 lbs Sunshine three
years old IS lbs Miss JESSIE thses years old 50 lb-
Reporter -four years old, % lbs Revenge. four years
old IS lbs. Bce, four years old, rs lbs The third
will DO for what Is called Tho tiffany Prize, LADIES'
GIFT = magnificent gold watch and cnan, valued at
$3.50 TO 10 for by saddle horses yha mile heats.
Great preparations are making for monster gathering
within tho enclosure Of the Union Course tho proprietor
having announced that ha will admit all gentlemen
at twenty Ave cents each and all ladies Free Arrange
mants have been made 70 render easy access 10 the
track, aud those VINO ond OF racing can have nc
for not witnessing their faycrits sport on h.
| great national holiday.
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Hats, Hats, Summer Hats.-Whits has
only al ZIG broadway
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Prizes Cashed I'm all LegaIized Lotteries
Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker.
II Wall street. New York, room No. I.
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tsCOcin for the NATURALIZATION tx Soma
Cocn or deodorized Cocoannt OIL is the best cheap
est article FOR DRESSING beautifyng cleaning curling
serving and restoring the Ladies try IT. For sale by
all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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At Jeffers', 573 Broadway, Ladies' Elias
tic Boots So 81 rs and ST. Balmoras and Sc 5O
gents tine Shoes and slippers; youths and Bal
norals SHOES and Caters. JEfFERS 5T3 Broadway
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Eight Carte de Visites for SI-The best
IN the city. at WOODS Gallery, 20s Bowery N Y.
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Deafness, Impaired Sight, Noises in the
Head and Sore Throat cured by DR.. Won ETSENBERG
Ocus and Aurs " Clinton place. 9Th st. west OF Broadway
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Ladies Desiring Beautiful Com
rc1on IAl RDS Bloom OF Youth, preserving aud
beauty ing tue complexion aud skin An drursS aud
50 broadway.
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Trusses.-Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cur,
Truss ONCE No yesey street nder the Asor Housel or
pose The church. Female attends ladies' No connec,io
whatever with any other Truss Office Of same name
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the best made. Try them.
BALCHS 1913 Greenwich street corner NJ Barclay
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Barry's TricOpherous Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauyng curling cleaning
all druggists
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- the place Il,
Where those who 60 to watering places
Should buy their Summer Hats, OF silk or Straw
The best and incest styles
KNOX Is Hats, whether SIX Straw or Beaver.
Never iail to satisfy the
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Hill's Hair Dye, SO cents, Black or
by all druggists.
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Deafness, Diseases Of the Eye, Ear and
Throat. DIR. LIGHTHIIL. "a St Marks Mace
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Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 3ll-Juy z, l5s&
80, ~, 40, A, "a, 70, 62, 6, SO, o. ~.
KENTUCKY. CLASS sl2-JuIy Q 1862.
81, 49, n, 20, &C. IL, IS, 40, 9, 81, 70, 10, So
Circulars free OF charge bv adiressng either
MURRAY, EDDY a CO.,
Covington. Ky. or st. Louis. No.
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Prof. L. MiiIer's Hair Dye, Black or
brown. 20 cents Try IL Sold By drussis Depot Sc pey
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OmciaI Ora ~ings or the Delaware state
DsLAwARx. Ex-sA Class 259-JuIy 2. lssa
2, IL. 26, IL, A. ~, 80, 50, s, as, 8.
DELAvaRs, CLAA~ 2ol--iuy2 2, 1882
81, 81, "a. IL. So, IS, 70. 2 ~, 26, /, SO, 20.
JoHE =. MORRIS 4 Co
Ha >spington. Delaware
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Bntchelor's Hair Dye-the Best I'm the
world; nssn neous harmless md reliable Sold drug
lists and perfumers everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
vtry form Of Scrpla ob4i Eruption Of the skin
nn Ole Jecrs. n, 5u4gon st'eci New YosA cg, since
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Crist adoro,s Hair Dye, Prescrvative
and Wig depot Wholesale retail No Astor House The
Dye Is applied by experienced artists
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HerrinS's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes a5 Broadway Of Murray
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Green Turtle SouP and stea KS, by ron
Levy at BirdsalPs Oyster Bay. l6s Broadway No.
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University Law School.-Classex In
this Law sehSo for the fth annual session
O'Clock every morning for few appca
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rarrxApcs I'm schodack Rensselaer, county W.
Saturday morning. June 81 al half past six O'Clock atsr
one weeks Illness which terminated In Inflammation q
the bowels, STEPHEN WEST, youngest son OF s. W. and
Laura Tailmadge, aged y airs, months and days
Ana thus choicest treasures 70.
God bless thy spirit, dearest boy.
WIsrFR.-At Liverpool, England, on Friday. June20.
l. WINTER, partner Of the firm OF Hennngs, Gos,ing
Co.
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Tne Two Fat People Mt Barnum's, the
Amefcan Lambert and Connecticut Giantess, with Com
Nuu aud Thousand and other startng novelties and
two Dramatic performances daily arc drawing crowded
houses. - SAo'AS-
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Died,

BoGIT- On Tuesday, July L. Josxpu H.MrrroN infant
son of Joseph H. ana Mary Boyle, aged months and Is
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Official Ora sSings or che Delaware state
DsLAwAnE En,s. Gas a. 2Sa-Juy2 1854
2, ls zs n a. = n 1870 81 S9s As, ..
"a, 81, "a. IL, 50, 50, ~. T. ~, 70, /, So, %.
''''' '''' y addressing t5OHs MORRIS D. GO.
OmciaI Drawings or nIurray, Eddy &c
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries:
On K.srue s E1 5 G y - silSJaIy 49,.
80 K 40 4 a. o... "a ss 81 ~ s a. *
ss as ~ 70 ~ 4: s Al 3 g. ~ TO- 60
Covington. Ky or St Louis. No.
Prizes CasAed I'm all L@gaIized Lotteries.
II Wall street. New York. room No. l.
Two Hundred and Twelve Broadway,
should buy their Summer Hats q Six or Straw
KNOX s Hats, whether SIX straw sH or Beaver.
Never AL to satisfy the wearer.
Hats, Hats, Summer Hats.-Whits has
NO & for his peerless Styles unryaed Found
At Jefrers', 573 Broadway, Ladies' Elias
and slippers. 1oatss ana lsa b al
morals. Shoes and CATERS. JEFFERs. 57s broadway.
Eight Carte dc Visites for sI-The Best
IN the city, atwooD's Gallery. EOS Bowery. NY.
Eight Carries do visite for 81. EQUAL to
BALcHs, s3s Greenwich street. corner of Barclay.
Green Turtle Soup and stea Ms, by Aaron
Levy at BlrdsalPs Oyster Bay. l6s Broadway No.
The Two Fat People at Barnum,s. the
NAmees S hameert and Connecticut Giantess with Com
daily a.. dsins crowded asa
University Law School.-Classex In
this Law School for the nth annual session being
O'clock every morning for few receive appca
HerrinS's Patent Champion Fire and
Sugs froo Saes So Broadway corner Of Murray street.
WV
BntchcIor's Hair Dye-the Best I'm the
lists and pcrfumes everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
Cr m Hair Dye, Preventative
and wig depot wholesale and retail No. 6Asor House The
Dye Ii appHod py experienced artsts.
Hil's Hair Dye, SO cents, Black or
Brown best in USE Depot No Barclay street aud sold
~ 81 "'"sS'"e
Prof. L. MiiIer's Hair Dye, Black or
orown % cents Try IT, Sold by Druggists Depot Dey s.
"Cocin for the NATURALIZATION & SONS
or deodorized Cocoannt OIL the best cheap
sn tpr oeaafyng cleaning curling pre-
all druggists and fancy goods Dealers
ATuSSess-Nu0fSh a. CO.'S Radical Cure
Truss ONCE No vesey nder the Aston House) o
pose The church Female attends ladies' No connection
whatever with any other Truss office OF name.
Deafness, Impaired Sight, Noises in the
Head and Sore Throat cured by Dr. Won ETSENBERG
Ocuist and Auris ~ Clinton place. 9Th west OF Broadway
Deafness, Disea SOS OF the Eye, Ear and
Throat. DIR. LiGHTHIIL,. "a St. Mark place.
Barry's TricOpher0us Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauylng curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try T. BY
all druggists.
Married.
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important Naval Bills Passed by
the House.
~~~->~>--~>e~>o<~~~~.~~>~~~-
Proclamation of the President Relative
to the Collection Of Direct Taxes
in Rebel States,
&C., &c.. Ia.

WASHINGTON July Q, 1852
rHs TAX BrLL, THE PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL. AND rnR
BILL PROHIBITING PoLYGAMY SIGNED By TIE PRE-
SIDENT.
The President has signed the following bills
The Tax bin.
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Passengers Sailed

In si,onshp Scotia r Lrrypool ard QussrIogq-Mrs r.
Higgins New.York; Rey j. Gulow. Il IKE. New Orleans.
Ma W. sea, two eait[sa AID 'sTT pstd M'. York
Miss A. DuSe.a and maid serysa Master and Miss Duncan
Mrs GODDARD, Mr. wis'n Mr Downe. Nil. Roa Mi', NH
er Mira Orvhau Br sud MIA J. j. DAVIS. New York b. Is.
3ode, Count de Lanbelo, fa!y aud seryhns be;huns,
Mr. DsS.op Ph HsI I'D t.iI; coso1
Murray Hsnton FrsIeno de- Aderns friend aud servant:
FsS M Nd M Pes s r. iS. s S
Montreal air, Eugene Keieas Mrs Alice ke,e.' NJ so9
Mr. farley three children and setv'nt Nes.foh pr ana
Coesgo Madame de- 81. Await aud sou. EewYork MI acc
Mn. Edgar Thomson. Paisdephisi Prof. Holdemso. w.
Csdozs, Braz; III. aud Mr.. c. i: McCoIuick and ~.
f. Adew London Miss Holden hsrrspurg NJ and Ms
ss Mid nss , sa S5sr pS M, .sa S s
York Col. aud Mira II. Snlmold,, Montreal > Wsos.
CHM. LOu. g. ponvers, NewYo'k A. b. How d. haypn,
BROOKLYN NJ Dsnni,oL and sons, New Orleans Mr.
Commodore Hull, ssybroOs, Conn; Mi.' suli DO Mis
judi 10. and maid servant L,verpoOli Mrs NJ Ho.taao.
Madam Touchard, Mi.s Agues fe9lmer, ba.norei Mira
Josie Albert sckeack Pennsylvania A. J. Albert, BATH
M cs toas Moh W. A. s swI s
+. T fod England; Mr. and Nh. VIVA Watt Gaiiora:;
g. Bensuen spain; Charles X Lomsn ~ L. Il 7 oon, do,
Mis- Louisa Bucknel. Philadelphia Mr. I'D Ms H. L.
gOato9 Lasu'yai H. J.. sOas9n 10 r. y, s.e ~ 49,
Mra W. G. Boulton. Pbitscephs; Mira D. A. Lsngd'n ana
serv,rt N. " p RObert.os Ga'sos John hobsi.SA 90;
smith, do r. J. So.van. Havana; r. r del s,. DO n
Denohcs do Jo's L0gsr Roberts, do; M.. spsfs. s
Nsw.York, William Parker, aon.rr.l; Robert Sim
nlond Montreal; D. Il Holmes, Cincinnati; j. L. Martin.
New York; WIN. Workman. sou and servant Montreal
the Rev sud Mira b. Grihs L. Crogsr AID wife, Phia
d.ohis; Mr and Mr.. James alsce. Kentucky Stephsu
o. Fssuet, w. H. s.suet, Philadelphia b. foans Jr oah
the don Georse q. Cannon, Wsh!tgton r. No-sen Chas
r.dro.o W D. Ryder H.vsns; Jahn T. Catwrie.t Kins''
ton C. W. w ". Watson, John frank. hentoekyi r. Lo'
rsnx bremen; Mr. Gilman, NJ ClMk. Kentucky De iep.
rqnes J. De Niceuts, Cuba Major NIon Ride Bri.ads'
Charles Hea..ner philadelphia = Toco Augustine San 10
man. sp.in; Jose de Ia Mora, spain 1n'l Ba,sda ptdr'
Achon Jose Nles4s, do H. PagestecAer New YORK
O. f. Stone do; Mr.. Ms s. C. herring three cEdien.
and servant, Broonied Miss s.aart Lane Eng Horace
Chapman H. Ca bus n. T. o. Barlow. do Cos ID
DO C. H. Williams. B6ifalo; W. johnson do; Rev J. H.
smith PhilaaeiphiA; ny. C. Je~e. Buffalo; q; BIown'
,nmos o. r. saIo.n Ky w% se PS, G; M s' .a
Mrs Brown. child and nurse Bait; "is' SArsh W Vail
Mr AID Mrs. W. NJ. Vail, Thomas pIon .nd - scahofn.
Hsw York: Capt, EAmy, Enslsnii Miss Deg eh sid boy
H.ypas; John Warner and b. Tones New YtIki IL d.
lon Foe and; David g. W. Smith aud A. Smith, Ia W.
Nis,a New York; Louis Fsrnsci,, New Orleans H. Wu
rem New York; James Robert I'd. Psarse, W. Mott. Capt
II Harmon and George Aisr,h, England, George Mcclure
Se.rspogt Me-; h. BaineIs, Chill; De q. Eiser, Phna
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Arrived.

Steamship Psis (Bkl Lott Liverpool July and Qcee,e
,ows 9th rntse. and pass f. CunaT5 July D. p od
Hinssle, passed stesn.hip AFRICA b oce Is h, lat
~ lon Is 90 ,igused oaEk Eiizi Cgshns bound W.
Steamship plaItsg-net DEL Beard kibsson JAM July
5 and PotauPric. Sta loswood and coffee 10 VALDEZ
Booth. Passed sOing into roTauPrnce brig Chsn'ic!e"
sti3 Cover ol Bosop s.eveps London 20 days in bal
las, NO date IL lat a &C. lc. "a TO- saw several
Bari H. Ttowbridge tof NewHaven) Duntze. 1arbadoss
day. mossses H. TIowbt,dses soma Of New Haven Iss
Bsk Rapid Mrrschsk Vera Cruz % Gays hids cOchinsa
&C., 1sr,oa Co. Sailed in company with 'ehr EAc'"
Barr Alice I,inter v.rdsn, Mssuo,ss June Is, cotton
Bark l. Churchill t0i ianpdcn), Cray sasua July q r'
BAH Thecd, Carye Caraena, days in bsla's to Walsh
Brs Geose Csri (p-u, Z.suer Lisbon 30 days. vine ssd
sair 70 Funch. Meinete2 Wends.
Brs Joha R. RhOodes; Amidon. Neworean' June ~ ans
8 W Pa. 2S,h sugar hides. &c, 70 H. w. cray Jolly ~
IS 20 lon s Is PS1s s Be- I5s % s1o. ' CDR F.u
Arthemu. from Ci-nfuegos for Boston.
big Morning star ,lOs' Matsnls. July :. in ballast
Mse,es Co. sasi ~ COMPANY WIN pI I hak w.S
Tom Tom Havana for sandy Hook ior orders.
ST. , OBJ " Ss sro Son. B GUY ~
81 lon 20 passed bas o9tisey steering \. W. William.
s lime 20 to Tho, Jsmes Sailed In compan,
with 81. brig ST. Agnes for New for<.
Brs Meda'Or lof, OF L,verpOO n 81 Foster Arroyo.
schr II " Bennett Ellis, Phi!adolphia coal bound f''
schr. Little David. Foster PHILADELPHIA. md's to J. N
scRr Three Sisters Gsrvey, Chncotesgue days wood
schr Telegraph tof Norwich Rogers Guyana via Nsv'
London days. ulolssses to Spencer Porer
Schr Teras ChunpAn, London 70 hour' moia''s "
seb Maryland Cahca. Fortress Monroe days In bsaH
20 seh H. Hull HOlme. B.rOr. days. coal to Hui'''
scsr Helen Mar Tu.hil Baltimore for Providence.
Schr Lucy Blake Every Rondout cement FOR Boston
Schr Corn, hian. Small, Norwals
Schr. Fannie Hazard, DUEL. Hartford days
SER T. seger Triple. New-Londoo dsya
Scnr White Rock Elweil Southport.
Schr Mary A. BROMLEY, brovnley New Hsvea
schr Mar, bsylss SscSeu Greenwich.
Sehr Isaso Merritt. Hughson New Hsven
Schr ii. W. johnson Bush Beaufort days
Schr Josiah Achorp, Merrill Rockland days. liue
Schr Urbanns. Wilcox Ehzabetnport cos for frevon~
schr NJ, ri.tt. shaw Eizsbeshport, coal for Boston
steamer j. g. Moison. Eckmann, T'enton n - n'dse
steamer We.eh..er Nye. Providence nnd'' to Ed"'fs
sss.r Vulcan Morrison PhadepaiA mdse to Lopez
s,..mas Fr.usn, Young Baltimore. uds~ to VILLAS
DalxeIl. n-,.-,x p.,,,,,o,. ,,5.. II
" N DslIel
nrLOW-ship John KuoI. Noyes from Matanssa
Buk sierra Nevada, from W est Indies
Bark Lucknow tbrt
Also, Prus. bark, name unknown.
notwithstanding Scotia (Brl Liverpool U: s. dssn
TRANSPORT Virginia Fortress Monroe Steamships CeinnpN
Hayaus; Philadelphia nnknowni haze, unknown
wiND-Sunset from N. w.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or Embellishments l6


s...u,shipCOuubia Barton, Havana, spoaord. Tilsrss
GCo =,
ships-psvid Hosd-y, Bspaby. Liverpool J. ( n Smi;hk
Co. Atmosphere. Harms, Liverpool Hesuith Sous CLa'e
Edwards, Antwerp, Wm h. Schmidt; Meridian DoIte boz"
don y. Durham
Barks-ks.e Lcprele, Buenos Ayre, Henry De cordoss
Co Ldia laliel). Bczsno, Cork Gomez, Wallis Co
Bhgs-Asuils tsoT.) Buhre Qu-elstown flnch, Mencxs
Wondt; 4 l. (Br). Lands st. hu.. n T.. b. T. Smsn
Co.; Lsdy Chapman (br.I Cooper Msr,inique suaita
Jones Go. Handy. Handy. Naeyias Thompson H1n.ef
sclooners-Wrn H. Eowel. Sro,heE.on Proud-uce. L.
Kenny Richard Law, York Phiadephia. L. Kenny Eureka
DBL Horton ST. Johns " T., b. r. Small Co. Sarah II.
bukiey. Buckley Halifax H. Racket Commerce, Dsniela
Washington Van Brunt Sl.ht; Onward (Br), CoSast.
CUfawslis, n. s., ID. x. Dewo.E
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Survey or Inspectiop Report Will be furnished The Comm
sary receiving the condemned stores.
T. No person serving il the Subsistence Department w
engage Ia trade hils 50 serving
All officers holding separate commands In this Depart
mont whether Brigade, Post Regiments Detachment
l see that The provisions OF this order are strictly complied
with By co umand OF
Msjor-Genersl ID. HUNTER
CBAs @. UAIPISg. Asst Adj 0.n. and Chief Of staff
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The hole force which went Into seton WI" ,olo"s'
Ma,IschusettS We 10 on fstiIus

Gr.nd Total 80
fatigue duty three previous nights desire In tins ohe
10 place record objections {, these early morning
attscks They are juhsbis IN punbc J'osnent ONLY
Extraordinary cifeumsta crs The troops GET hece
,sy but s the light before and they 60 to the ~ork
faised and excited An ssck more advanced perfod o.
The da, consider vastly preferable These We've presented
With possible and earnsne. 70 Gsn M On
III, evening Of the 18TH In stating ohcctos 10 MS pro
po.ed attack a, daylight the morning Of the nth must
that cooess and mobility II al the troops on
,.S.d on tho 10th inst urpr.ed Asd cannot bu; be-
kr,e rad proper mad Of tho stilefy guns nom
thr and our batteries hr-d and held had he post
he stack made much LATER In tbe day, when our pat
trnr. has hsi their full effect all Witch you VIII rscolec
were ,cy ursedb upon Gen Bsnhsm the evening OF
tho tho Iesul, have been vsy different
From the bss, information can get an satisfied hs inc
fc. ~ In. enemy on he Iennsnls. at Secessionvr ahd
a. imm,di,e defense Of bis wok. vss tive regiments OF
.hot u effective n.D the headquarters OF ms ad
vanc-d forces James Island and was an eohaa"a %
general officer 49, .r
Ihs o.ualies in the sctiOu q the 10th wSe follows
Fiu, Brigade, Col VIZ NJ fEsros Comnsndi"s'
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TatI.. "a officers, sg7 grand s;gsssie Of SO men,
Tir medical oicr. o. th. D,iin wef-, and have been
IN thrir er.rons sud attentions upon rs wound
al both on the p.u.aro aud In the hospital Tho Medical
idrctof II nv Division Dr. Geo >. Remote, 10 specially on
10 for bis good scnoS' and scti'
lrreb, submit toe Report. Of ~ gsdr aud kesinenisl
add Conmanlers II Special arus |
Ell, special s,,rlton 70 the mepion therein VI gallant
conduct tho Pot of both officers and nen hetr -
much intrrpio and oeyotiun were exhibited cinho, a"
,e.I the subfspors With toe espossico OF my
iudgusot that esery noted l. well deserved
an, sir, very pscsluliJ your most obedierf
ISAAC J. STEVENS
Bhgacsr General Commanding