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IiSyTELs.

4 LBION HOTEL AND 20 NkDtNG HOUSE, RS5 HUD.
~ sttcUt, come. o. OhAtrr.tc saint nnd ell
n sird Rooms 10 lc 90 81. with wiiho a
B,tri. + d. ANUS Housekeeping. ana ti0sC Wishin
Changc, VII Hn ..is auvsi, able place.
4. LAMBERT Proprietor
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WINES AND LIauoRs.
yt5IIIsKEYs

Nv IISkBI5
w 900 b5s ot pure Bourbon Eye ami Mon, urat ola
whiskcy, from well known dslleis kentIc.y ami yanr
syyania, Tor sale IN lots 70 suit pa cit..r. Ivy
JAS T.. SMITH, ia
Agent for the Disiusrs
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CoUNrRY SEAT TO LEr-coNs1srING OF ABOUT

two acres of garden and pleasure grounds with large
mansion containing the modern improvements, three stories
hh situated about nine miles from this city the banks
of the Hudson. fine stable and other oubudngs will be
rented low responsible party Address Country Seat
box 2,OOl Post Office.
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A BARGAIN TO CASH PURCHASERS-PRICE sl6C
N Magnificent large seven octave Panoforte origina
price $3.50 all modern Improvements, splendid tone an
touch oyestrung bass round corners cooped keys ais
for $l00 rosewood, &C. Apply to MCDONALD CO. IS
Bowery, near Fourth street.
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FIo LET-.TO 4 SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY or
Il edlt iwe ons end Two q dlo3ns on second noor
orf sf.a hrom aud brdrOm fourth H,ue with nsn pf
BATH. E4s Slasy md pfrtOf cellar Can le .e,p from m
A N. Vel T. w.. ~ 80 East rHeatietd street
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AMUsE MENTs.


RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM aaf
GRAND GALA WEEK.
LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
LAST 81 EEEki TaE
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS.
nc p''' NEXT sss sArTyFbAY tHyfSSsa' April 'e
WI" NEVER ss f1ys wEEs SAF
OF 'AA' saDak AND pEdnA
this week EhY sas ssTFESoos 4 oSSs 4sR EVENING
THE sS9EhEsP SEMM9RoEk MAN oEeaafH 81 afs ASE NHFT LIVING
who sings Patriotic and Comic dances the schottsehe
and THE aasnRRBs aHf GREc1AN STATUES
VIII be exhibited at all hours every day and evening as VIII
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE
from the SoThsrn sess he tyhan q Se Great Deep
LIVING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON,
The vN e's aSs SsRns A ESQ %
HAPPY FAMILY. LIVING TURTLE, GRAND RAN, AQUARIA.
Admission to all Is cents children under ten Is cents
THE PRIDE AND GLORY
asss sss TSfs ED
563 BROADWAY
(next door 10 Ball, Black 4 Co 50.
& %no @ vane & wisdom ION amusement knowledge and power
EXCITING,
MOST WONDERFUL,
EXTRAORDINARY,
MARVELLOUS.
THRILLING.
UNsURPAssABLE
INsTkTE4f7E INNsyTAhgAaTE'
SCIENTIFIC 4fS 4ffSSsr1rurroN
Open for gentlemen only. from ~ till TO-
Admission 70 cents
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A A 49,
DOARD At YOvKER5 WITH A PRIVATE FAMILY
o.rd in rvnte family reslinz yonkers within conye-
dance OF railroad and sleanboats and located upon
banks Of the udsoa river Address D. NJ box l6I2
Fos. ollce, New fork.
(OUyTRy BoARD PLEASANT. WELL FURNISHED
~ airy 10 siih gDpd Bysr, be aned STAN
fDrn Conn Clsr@e's iiii ais stao aud accommo
Union squsic, corner OF figteent1 street
(,OUNTRY BoARD-A FEW PERSONS WILL BE AC
~ with good Boord private family
vey peasant paca. IN flanheii. N j., Central
kairol hour aud twenty miEu from New York For
partcasrs idrrss box 20 flaiaisd Post Office. N J.
COUNTRY BOARD wASIED-wITHIy ONE HOURS
~ ride Of the cy, for gentleman snd his wife, with Sit
ting Room and Beuroom adjoining, with good Board from
June is October l5 Address J. J.. s., box Hl Herald
Office.
(toUNTEY BOARD wANTED--AT CORNWALL, on
" the Hudson. consisting Of three adults three
children and servants want 10 ind Board FOR the
mer va farm house at near Cornwall, Orange county
y Y Answer to number OF rooms, situation and
price. others noticed Address y b. Box No. l5s Herald
olicc.
COuNTRY BOARD wANTED-FOR SIX MONTHS OR
" more ~ widow and son, ten years old, with
grn aprVoe boarding house, where they occasoua
have The free usc of EOr.e be sal water Id
dress with price (which Iow) box sgG Post office
New YORK VIII furnish her beds and linen IL pfcietr
COUNTRY BOARD wASTED-FOR SIX MONTHS. FoR
~ gentleman wiie sister three coil ant on
hihEms h'Nih" Waet preferred, wtthin an
hours ride of h NY BY boat Address 81 tn
fuil par cuaIs aud oN 81 which must be ecouoi
cal. r. W. NJ, ~ Broadway
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To LEr-rnE NAoNIF1cgNr STORE e7l BROAD

wt adjoining the main entrance of the Lafarge House.
flte ABOUT 25Nt3 fet with two spicndd show windows at
tu one d. TIE Jt business locations Broadway and
sle ior Jew y, gents furuishns any geitse
buhH VIII be let o. avery esOnable rent III called
inni daeyi merchant tailor irwcer would have no
App3'itoh ~ ts whole BLOCK ter May next For further
~ uar Inquire at i2s Broadway near Canal q,rert or
~ l0i B8st Thirteenth -.fert 80 "
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lct govrRY. NEAR BRooME sTREE..-NADAup

100 wIDGER Cialrvoy aud gifted Spanish .'y.
wells the futurt love- marriage absent ftnnda,
sickness pgesciUes medicines for al disra'c tells luKy
numbers, propcrtv lost or stolen, &c
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WHO WOULD NOT GD, MIIkNB FOkTtNE Us 30
pheess The hes, Of ALL and cannot be he'd. con-
suited personaly by letter all affairs Of hfe concern
fnr suits Journeys absent friends love- courtshIr
ri i health. wealth. and who reclaim drunken and
faithful husband Miss W. Is tie only person in this city
wno genuine Roman an Arabian tlismans for
1d luck and a business affairs and guarantees for
H. Delay to consult this naturally gifted and beautiful
young lady Lucky GIVEN Highly respectable ciy
fsfercnce Can her esidence l0l Sixth avenue
opposite Eighth street
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NfATRIMONIAJ.--AN AMERICAN LADY, or REFINE.
WI nent and the rst Iespectbiiiy, widIw OF ~, set
well prcser, ed handsome and youthful and vtnot encn
brance desires to correspond with eif ge"cnan Of
wealth aud refinement, wn View 10 matfinouy. daoss
In sincerity with particulars, Tor week. Mrs ID g. B
station d. Bible House y w Io.k.
A.ATRfMOsY MADE EASY-WITu INSTRUCTIONS
li for q, urrc in order th al,c iuls tup
str sek l0g p4ges Ais rated. sent postpaid r.ec o.
70 cents 8. a.. bINA, u Bee kman street.
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NOUNrRY FARMHOUSE, FURNISHED TO LET-AT
~ Sing Sing from the 18th OF April with stable coach
house. garen variety of fruits and yard Of fows
contains thirteen rooms, with ample warirobes Apply at
" COrnela street.
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(NOUNTRY SEAT TO LET--FURNlSHED OR UNFUR
~ nshec, the Hudson within thirty minutes OF Cham
Railroad; large,
ries and atc wei. furnished; excellent stable carriage
house cottage greenhouse under glass
purest supplied through iron pipes gar
dem abundance fruit beautiful shade and trees
very extensive lawns boaing bathing The whole
tains thirteen and is of the desaby located
and healthy places the river. Possession
medately. TO satisfactory moderate Ad-
dress H. r., box ll9 Herald office.
, 1862-07-07

LADIES' LIST.
A.
4 LinE Jane mrs Allen si1pha II nra
Armetrorg Il mrs Ayre Catherine mrs
AI}t1inc Mary miss Aushurl johanna n1ss
= u
, 1862-07-07
Van B:ock!ln Nancy nj
fanIatten Gertrude mi
GENTLEDIENsS LIST,

Ye1ve1tor Wm mrs Yale Lizzie m
Young Emma L mrs
, 1862-07-07
hHOKTGAGF SALE Wharo,,

MI MOKTGAGE SALE. Whereas,
s9 s!.f sS II rs
r Q, ne trst d. oE tnels certain mofgage dated
asd Fl
seT e s q
s5sr dats and interest," ths
sq e 1oaT hSnd1ed M oa s PARABLE oa TIE ss
od semt annual interest on The said Of seventy
q he s Ese e ~
rs sssa }sa5 fsI 1 eaeo q which sad psynena a
ahs Is p oee i GheaEe sad DID u and Is I'D ss.d
q rs!en any one q sid 81 Sf inseFest a
q s15n the s ~ a9 II tss y
sqs a a s 1
dened pacpa sum seered s. saia q ss n
should at o1ce become and Be due ana psyaoe, aay
ssd eeuon sas a fSs 5
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r!en,ses n sat norEsge sc71oed and to sell and
! = ri Il
ss Is psE 80 e hs
aneno5 s' rasms nIsI given SKY days notice Of the
nextpspsr published IN Chtcaeo. - ''s '''A'
to M nm m az rs o1
~ lie rsa noTtsse o. IL @
@ dsy q Jsnua:y 1ssl g also tus no:e glvea for
slncs re sanle became dne; and T. said William B.
8 saa sa s. s!
srd I 4aese4s, there is now cue and uupsat on said
snlaTs aud said sum OF one thousand four hundred
suo a,a g aso 1aa "a
me Of lnterett amounting the KHu Of two thus
ahd dn hupaEt4 d. AZ and des1s Shiea became dae
the is 8lnent Of interest amounting to the lsst above
named SUM- which 1eca1Gc due thereon On the srzt
sun Ct eighty ttouEsad nine hundIed do:iars txsoso
ssid William Ueden s Il Gdssa a
vsenteec into aud upon ali and Singular the prem.
tHs aescHhed IN said mo1tgaee Wit: LoH stxtyoae
t6st1tytwo tG2,. =i5tsthtst t> sxt7fo 10. slx
ds5. sx:yoinc ts5 s:er:T ~ seveaey ons Ci) ssV
cary two Te:. scTeutS three ti3} esen1y fur {s)
seyenty-@Es @ 81 p segc:tysl1 g. M seysnyssy sex 81.
81. tshty.E7e t). esEhtys'1 Ia) e:gh.yssTen {si).
ii onken'e addition 10 Chicago, said lots being
se6cr atref a. IL SeEs s. VIE sfeet I'd on tSss
Wsin IA tc1~cer ead sttee.s aii .:tasts lzg asd
betEg u The city Ct Chicago County OF Cook and State
Ard that will On Monday. the twenty nth Day Of
forenoon. tAd premises IN Eurs1hnce Of the
I'll e u sas
being the came nTesea abovn de.ctlbeu snu al bang
a sSt eqat1y Of recemptloD Of the said RcAsrd (
Johnstou and Jenny johnston *s. w1fe Their halfa
e1ccnfoIh tnv4soos a.s1zns therein
sid wasaiea III foF esso1d s1 Il tt sae e keeorae
Jsnoaly. a: 2: rEsa du1y recorded i 8o,sS i. q
Chicago Jrns u, 1861. ' Hs Sid
, 1862-07-07

Van Rensal1er
1ieut col:
Wider Richd
See SalnI
, 1862-07-07

4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARE DRILL,

WESTERN UNION CDLLE5H and MILITARY
AEADEMx hes been located st FULTON, ILL. aad
VII open Primary AGadsT. .ic and Collegiate Colrses
tenchers thorough appoint ;ntnts and excellent app
Ances. both regular aad scientific courses tae finest
attractive grounds fac GynnasiuH aad many Other
adyantacea which eEonld claim the attention Of parents
EASTRr AaE RIFLE TACTICS. SwoKp, BATosET AND
GyAEAsT1c EXERCISES, COMMON ZoUAvE AND FANuy
denss dress II uniform: TEENs-flI5 per school yea:
tor hoard furnished room. fuel. Lights washing ana
sg.t1o1 ip every department. Excellent accomnnoda
|ons for 81 oosrdeEs under the sane Ioef WIN and
1acsD- s. GOvEET, President Fulton, M. fes41E56m
, 1862-07-07
Tb1 Trihu&re.
MONDAY, JULY Z, 1859.
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining uncalled Tor in the Chicago Post
Office.
, 1862-07-07

TIE IIOKRIp BARBARITY OF
= TIE SOUTH is only equalled By the seductive
nnd. destroying pOHt Of fhn Lightning flYE1iler.
i is rendered attractive to Flies ind Kills Instantly.
You Will sec them dead aud dying within 1--WE minutes.
F!ykitr. Every Fly will find it IN the course Of the
day anu die. Remember, t,s the Lightning rig Killer
tfat does this. Nothing els wi do 1t, .-.-
THE DEADSHUT FOR DEDBUGs is certain and
mmedata death to tesS noxos rests It beeaks qp
struetion to al at venture near Both articles for
rally {yIs577lr1
, 1862-07-07
Garrtagc makers.

CARRIAGES CARRIAGES,
~ For fs1c at SHELTON & TUTTLEe, Eastern Car
rnEe Rsro.itoIS o1 Market street MAR VA hlngson
~ n1ade q Ilt hcst material! Guod style and 1n.f
and Will be sold at low fEu7e. Aso constantly r,,
ceytne from or own and other manufactures 5t :!c
East. q good assortment Of CARRIAGES aud gCf;rrR
js2GsiiS2w H II EIIT aTnf
, 1862-07-07

Rev. DR.. Ryder, thus Introduced, came for
ward, and in clear, sonorons tones, read the
B. F. Aver, ESQ, the orator Of the day. IVES
presented and received With hearty ehc=ra.
, 1862-07-07

= ilson Sawyer
Wright Wm
Wright r
Wiley N-m E
WocG John
N llsoD Juo u3
llliams Jao
Williams Ttos
Coleman
Woodward G Y
r inton David B
Wilson Ed D
Willard DR.
NoOlCOt EhaS
Winagar capt
Williams Pruse
Hlntercast H.
Wilder Cal i
Wood H B
Wood I'm
Wood E n capt
Webbe1 Thos
Wallace I'd
WenEton Fred
F elpley Sam
Wells Sd 4
Wardel Fred
Wea-ec MS
Wapen Francis
Walker E n
Wllipple K va
Naiin Edw
Wallace
, 1862-07-07
Yorker Jno YOUNG Vim
Euft1aIs.

Initials.
Chicago Agency. 100 Washington street ABB.
b.. -Sec'y Oriental Lodge i. r. G H II II,
grocer S.. ..Wlders' Safes Mani. No. .a3G Ran
aolph street.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must
attix 2 cent stamp.
~ Office open from Isl May to 1st November,
daily Except Sunday, from a. II. till s p NJ On
Sunday fTo2. sk till 10Y 4. :. From November 1st
tl May 1Et. from 4: u. till F. NJ, daily Except
sundays), and On Sundays from s3N till lois L. Il,
e5AaU j. L. SCRIPTS, 2. n.
, 1862-07-07

HsmlinL Lysa1derU D Howc,Jno
Gampson Lat Hcacax Geo Hobbs Jno r
q emlnggWay Il Hardin FranelsEH Hoay1an Jno
t1eyder Michl Herring G Hodges James
Hawkins mr. Harvey Stewart Hitchcock &c
6enQnrson lieut. liaroy Robt HO1liE1n James
dand Mfchl 11askett HTner Isaac
8alliday wmP HE Robt | muRtins;on % L y
Hand VIM Haekin1 Edwd Hill q +
Harrison YIN o House Ely J Hudson n
Harrington Nm uampson EIiasV Houshs G
Iiarfe: Il " $ Hale D Il Hubhe1d Theo
6arADger Jno Hcony Dennis HUTCHINSON T u
tanner Jno Hall Peter D Hubbard Geo P
Harrison jno lanifan Patrick Hilton Thos
Belle. Jno hayward Chaa Hutchinson Geo
IIa1lar Jno Hall q Walter Hobbs Thos
lancy James s Hcnk!ey Chss Holiday Sam1 u
Ilaly James Hammond Chas Hoyt S Il
Harris James Heudric e Halford Saml
Hardy Isaac Hale 4 Hyde Frank
hayward I B Harr.ss Burnett f2Horton Edwd q
[laIcat Ja1ne5S Harvey, Miller &Hinman E 81
Hall F wilson Hubbard E Z
denny Jees1a Harris. Story &Hutchtna E !
Hayward James Reed Hutchins II
0aroeT James Hadley Aaron Higgins E
Bamflin e hathaway a q Hurley Edwd
Harrison Ira Hawkins q HuatGr PC
L!ai2ha1 james Hale Il L Hickey Peter
aalht Henry Highly L 5 Hoyt Chas NJ
uermenipg II Higgins II 1Iou.hes II
3anline Henry u1ney Vim Holden S
Ball B capt Hopkins VIM Ho ran Patrick
Harrison q II Hogan Vim Halliday Adam
[Ierrett II capt 3IIoldr;dge y Hills ABB
Hall Thos Houghton " F Hubbard Louis
1a1r!s Aorr Jno Howe, Fiske IS
l1TTls Geo Il Illl JnoR CO
Hamilton T S IIigley Joseph Horn1ng Robt
Geo CHussey Jno Hook, Stone SEQ
Hughes a r Harfont G Hinsdale Theo
, 1862-07-07

Thomas Il
Tucker Benz
Toung
Thompson r
TriEge Rchd
IfaggaFt Robt
TEUmpzonS 3
Tyner 81
Talbot SD
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-06
PHILADELPHIA. Sent.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 5.
The Baltimore American of this evening
gives number of rumors of the rebels cross
ing the Potomac at hollands Ferry, the num-
Der varying from 10000 down To 400. cavalry
and a few pieces of artillery.
The object, it is supposed, Is to destroy the
Catoctin bridge, cutting off communication
between the federal troops and Harper's Ferry
and Point of Rocks.
A dispatch this evening discredits the whole
statement. 1t is generally believed to be false.
Some one probably mistook friends for their
enemies.
The Washington Star of this evening says,
last night kilograms and other information
reached Washington, saving that the rebels
had crossed the Potomac in the course Of the
afternoon at two points, one above and the
other below the FONT or Rocks. Up to noon
to-day we have been unable to learn that these
accounts have been confirmed by dispatches
from military officers, detailed to the duty of
closely observing the movements of the enemy
ON and about the river. Large masses OF our
troops continue to be marched, night and day,
to positions within striking distance of the
river fords.
The delay of the rebels in making their ex-
pected attack, has given us plenty of time to
make due preparations for their reception,
whenever they may appear in threatening
numbers.
1t is not improper for us to mention, that if
battle occurs in this region shortly, the reb-
els must meet more than twice as many disci-
plined troops as were fiassed against them
under Gems. Pope and Burnside, besides very
heavy force of new levies that have been ar
irving here for three weeks past by thousands
daily.
In the course of last night, a small body of
rebel cavalry is said to have made raid on
the front, opposite Balls Cross road, capturing
Al = Al.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-06
Recovery of the body of Lieut..
Fessenden.
Jackson and LOngstreet Moving
towards Harpcr's Ferry.
UNION MEN THROWN INTO PRISON.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 8.
The body of Lieut. Samuel Fessenden, who
was Killed i'll recent battle at Centreville,
was yesterday recovered by his cousin, Lieut.
Joshua Fessenden, u. 5. A., and Medical Di-
rector Gen. Perley, who went thither under
the protection of a flag of truce for that pur-
pose. The remains will be taken to Maine to-
morrow for interment
The following items are gathered from news
papers and private sources:
1t is believed the rebels have crossed in some
force this side of Point of Rocks, and subse-
quently for the most part recrossed into Vir-
ginia, as though hesitatng to make the exper-
inent OF getting Il Judgment in Maryland
The rebels have thrown shells across the river
al canal boats, DC, which, however, did no
damage.
A man protesting TO have made his escape
from the neighborhood of Leesburg on We'd
hesuay by swimming the river, arrived within
our INES to-day. He states that Jackson had
entered Leesburg with his troops and was
pushing towards Harper's Ferry and Long
street, with a considerable force. was march,
ing in the same direction. The rebels are wen
supplied with artillery. Most of.the Union
people about Winchester and Leesburg had
made their escape into Maryland. Others
were captured by their secession neighbors
while making the attempt and thrown into
prison. Upon receipt of the intelligence that
jackson was marching towards Leesburg, the
rebel flags were displayed by many of the in
habitants in token of their JOY at his coming.
Capt Saml. L.. Breeze, of New York. has
been appointed Rear Admiral of the retired
list, in the place of Rear Admiral Read, de-
ceased.
report prevailed this morning of battle
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-06
L A TEST
BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE
Portland Daily Press.
Rebel War Iron Clad Steamer mt
Havana.
Federal Vessels on the Lookout.
She is Ordered Off by the Authorities.


NEW YORK, Sept. 5.
Associated Press correspondence. l-Hava-
ma, Aug. "a, 1S62.-On the morning of the
10th inst. / received a telegraphic dispatch
from Cardenas, saying that the night before a
confederate vessel OF war had anchored in the
entrance TO the harbor-English built, of iron,
and mounting s guns She came from Nassau,
and reports that she has a crew of $50 men,
that her name is the Florida, and that she is
commanded by Capt. Maffit. This vessel is
none other than the Orieto, lately released by
the Admiralty Court at Nassau, as an illegal
prize. had news of her before, and was ex-
pecting her arrival. A letter from Nassau
told me that she was coming, that she had
crew Of 20 men, and that she hoped to COM
plete her crew in Cuba; also that Captain
Semmes, who was to have commanded her,had
sailed for Europe and that Capt. Maflit, who
formerly commanded the Crusader, was to
Florida formerly had the same position on the
Sumter. The Florida is lined with iron, and
Is calculated to resist any ordinary shot. The
news of her arrival was Immediately sent from
Cardenas, Matanzas and Havana to our squad
ron at Key West, and there are now three fed
eral vessels of war waiting for her to make
her exit from Cardenas. The Capt.-General
was much annoyed by her appearance at Car
deDas, and ordered her to leave at once for
sea, but Capt. Maflit urged that he was in dis
tress, and continued to remain there. Two of
the Florida's officers came to Havana day be-
fore yesterday. There were only 800 tons of
coal at Cardenas, yet the Florida has been able
to get some, though / am told her officers
have to pay $22,5 a ton for it to the Gas Com
pany, and the latter will replace it from this
city at 80. The Florida claims to have de-
stroyed several American merchantmen on her
way to Cardenas; j doubt this. The Captain
Generel has ordered the naval officer at Car
denas to make thorough search of the Flori-
da, and if he finds any prisoners on board of
her to lberate them. The Capt-Genera seems
as If he intended TO act in more honorable
manner than he has done before in like cases,
and promises TO do all that our government
can expect The confederate steamer Alice
alias Matagorda Blanche, alias Gen. Rusk, and
the California, have recently sailed for parts
unknown. The spanish steamer Mexico left
on the 2lst for Vera Cruz, with POO head of
cattle and provisions for the French forces at
Orizaba and Vera Cruz. There is little or no
fever here Rains continue.