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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. &
Arrived.

Afrfve0s
s..m.hip Ocesn Qu.en %. s. tfsaspors), Terry, Port
steamship Chesapeake. Crowe, Portland Me-, r.dse and
ship I.wenc. Johnson Liverpool May 49, mdse to Law
renee Giles Co. June 20 lat - 10 i9o 40 a. spoks br
viii rrnyions same d.y pss,ed the ship City Of Brooklyn
bound h. Jolly s2 m. IN thrk rain stoFrn struck on
the Oeseh At the south end OF the @oodsnd. esun, The Se
esn.f Daylight and supplied by her with m-n to assist Ia
Keeping the ship free o. water.
and 32i pss Henschn UosHr Passed Fair iaod sith
Nay Ha s. TIN: .a n.IaS Dus ss on sS and
JuDo several very large ieeeers n passed the ofaho
lax Chariot. s,ringer Norwsysn ssines.o7 from Cads
MAY Il. Wine and ss. Holmbee boldl-y June ~ ia.
IS 81 lea 90 90 spcke Br schr Isre'' hence or 'hs "e'
Bark zius.r.. Bunker Rio Janero IS days. eoaes 70
Ayma Co June u lat 70 70 ion 81 iS No. .i 40 ubs
Bsrl Ev.dne tBr. Of Newcastle. Con.erdn. Dubiin @
d,D, a,l,,t to Craig Nico June ~ s 81 81 lon ~ H.
spose Br bark Powerful, from Queeec for Liverpool
d, hcso,y 20 ordsr Has had westerly winds mos. OF the
sts Alciore Dr. OF sunderaad Watson Cher. 50 days
s.t Wolfe d. Of PcOu, Monroe. Pcsou IA days. coal
" Bris Ns.nder (Br, Of Liverpool N s. Grouse. Grand
Tux. T. L. 10 days sat C. Knox July g. 10 miles ssE
from Barusys,. saw schooner suak
rx Jos-ph (Br) fetIo Cow Bay, T. Is, IL days ees 70
BTs Fade tBr Dsap.ne St. John, N. B. 10 days pick
BIS Rainbow (Br). woodiord Lnsan u days. coal to
master. - ~, -, L..
orders -.
Brig g. Young. Cock. Stonington, ballast
schI Barbara (Br) Le Blanc, Afichat ii DAYS coal %
Reou Co. June ~ s q u.s. lon OF 70 spoAe tie BAH
sshi T. il Nash. COl. Mllbrids', 10 days. lumber, tt
SimpsoH aud Cspp. 49, ~,
sesr Mary T. Gage Drisse Addison days lumber Il
mGa:-r.
s,cbr Lady Mugrave tBr. Of Ancat mas,sI. Msrmsnd
Linrsn Wis Archa. 10 d4ys, coal to master 49,,
Schr. Lady Magray., hsi nanh Linssad " d. II IA
coal,o Manhattan Gas Co. . I'll.
Schr TyToue, Nnchl Mlbridgc days lumber to Simp
son l. Capp. =,
SnOv'. -. -
schr Annie Edith Mash, Harrington l2 day' lumber TO =
Talbot Co. -,
scs rs Bli.s Weeks Arroyo r.. sugar. to Van Brun
sagh,
Scbf Equal Kelley. Pockand days lim..
schr Ce-iuus. spear. Eoct and dayS lime.
Schr Isatls Gstchs., Roctl.nt day- hHe.
Schr Mon Haven, Cloy,r. Fhil-deiphlG, iof BOSTON
Schr Csl.s Packet. Hach Caas II days lui1bef.
ScLr Alb.ft Jameson Jstus.on. Hocklsrd days inie
Si,op lI.r. ,sf. Co.wu, Providence, 'ndse -
Steamer Fa.con Kenny, Providence mdse &c Ha'Ao
y, met. ,,,-,,.L.. IL. A., 7 a.
( Ter Hirkysrlck
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The CUBAN IysTuUTE CADETs.-The Cuban
Institute Cadets, at the request of the Officers Of
the Mcclellan Greys, have consented to remain in
the city day or two longer and will at u o'clock
this evening give an exhibition drill at the srmory
Of the 22d Regiment, n. Y S. H., corner OF Hall
Place and Seventh street; the escort will be fur
nshed by the Mcclellan Greys The public are
invited to attend and witness the drill.
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MARRIED.

HAMILL-Qtlu-At the residcnce of tho brides mother
on Wednesday morning July 2. by the Rev. Father Moo
pey. Pastor Of ST. Brids.rs Churel Henry Hsnil 90
Elan NJ daughter Of the lot. Felix 0uiu all OF tAis city
EYERS-FOrLKS-At Greenpo,nt, on W.ine,dsy, Jn'y2
by thr Rsy. WIN Reid NJ. Joan henry Myers and Mics
Emily, daughter Of VIM. Fouk, ESQ sI " BrOoEyn T. d.
OWEN McCARTy--On Thp,,d.y. July AZ the rodi.noe
of Edward Xxa Hoteu Eater ava, n. j. By .hs Rev AsG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcr OF MiINE.-At
the Republican Convention held at Ellsworth on
Wednesday, to nominate candidate for Congress
for the Fifth District the Hon. f. A. Pike OF Calais
present member of the Sixth District, received the
nomination. The ballot stood
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FROM GEN. POPE S ARMY.

WssHiferOt. " rdutsdsy, JuJ . I0V.'
Accounts from Wsrrenton state that there IS 40
enemy there. tue 200 Rebel cavalry seen OF wed
nesday having disappeared. Some OF the women
threw dishes aud other articles from the windows hi
onT forces.
Tho soldiers q; Nanasss, and Catleit' Station are
celebrating Independence Day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

Vniyersity OF Now y ork. Medical Department
INK SESSION OF 1928 Mrll eoDmehce ca oesooer ~
yAiESTINE MOTT NJ D.. Emeritus Professor Of Safgetyl
M.ElYN PAINE, n D. Professor Of hateris Medics 90
Th.r.reutics; O. s. BEDFORD, NJ. D. Professor OF mia
-, I1UN w nRAPEH NJ o.. Professor of Chemistry
And Phy.iology: ALFRED c. POST, III. d. Professor q
suacery; w II VAN GUREN NJ d., Professor o. Ansomyi
J0IiN T. MTG ALFE D., Professor Of The Institutes
and Practice Of Medicine The Lectures axe arranged so - "
ave opportunity dsy Attendance At The numerous ncs
5i,s, ana D,pcnsses This SuTgcl Medical and Ooste0t
81 n'1nes In the College conducted az heretofore M
snr Sumner and Autumn Course Is neing carried on Dur
session, in the asGsl manner Letters OF inquiSY
v hs sddresd 10 Prof DRAPER President OF the Medins
E,cul,y luiy-..i,y, New-YOrk.
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INCIDENTS IN NETWORK.

ys.t.rdny morning John Zegler, bakor in the
4. vsn,eenth Ward. loaded q pistol with buckshot
ami fired in Z careless manner ons Of tie pAia
strikng q woinan bohind the lot ear. Zeigler was
srrs,,ed taken before justice SIoscs, aud held TO
Jsil ~ answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

suder McKevsy, George owsn to kis' Louhs hocssSv.
both ofths oity.
SCHETlLER-SMITH-Ou Thursdsy. July D. Of Tie bes6'
:econdstreet Pre:byteIsn Church. BY The ksv =. -
kin Fredenct Schetier Of the City Of Green Boy WA,
70 Cornelia II. Smith Of Nsw.York City.
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THE COLLECTION OF DIRECT TAXES IN
INSURRECTIONARY DISTRICTS.
The following is the Presidents Proclamation
under the law providing for the collection Of direct
taxes in insurrectonary districts:
A ppOcI AM ATTAIN


BIT THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATE.
WHxRE.s In and by the second section OF Ill act OF Con
rrss passed the 7th day Of June A. D. 1861 entitled
An for the collection Of direct taIss In insueconsy
dc.s within the United States and for other purposes Il
made the duty OF the President to declare on OF before the
ns day Of July then next following by his Proclamation In
what States and parts OF States iniurrection exists:
Now, therefore. be IL known that AszAaAK LINCOLN,
President Of the United States of America do hereby declare
and proclaim that the States Of South Carolina Florida,
Georgia Alabama Louisiana TeIu hsisslppi. ATksnsss,
Tennessee North Carolina. and the State Of Virginia,
cspt the following counties: Hancock, Brooke Ohio, Mar
shall Wezs Marion Monongss Preston Taylor Pleasant.
Tyler Richie Dodddgs Harrison, Wood, Jackson, Wit.
Roano Calhoun Glmer Barbour. Tucker Lewis BrsIton
Upshur Randolph Mason Putnam Kans~hs, Clay Nicholas,
Csb-I Wsyse Bcone, Logan, Wyoming Webster Fsye''e,
and Ralesh in insurrecton ard rebellion ard by
thereof the civil authority Of the United States il OBJ
trucled that the provisions OF the Act to provide in.
creased from imports psy the insrsst on the pub
lie d-bs AID for other purpos approved Augns Eth eh'
hundred and ,lyone ssnno, be psaceaby executed
ard &hst tho legally chsrgss5le Upon real estate under
the act last Aforesaid lying within the States and parts Of
States Aforesaid together with penalty Of hy per cen
um said shall be lien upon the tracts lots Of the
same. severslly charged. TIL paid
In witness whereof have bscunto Sc. hand esused tho
seal OF the United States to DO affixed.
Done the City Of Washington this first day Of July ir
the year Of Lord thousand eight hundred and sixty
and Of the Independence Of the United States OF Anne
Tics the eighty -sIth ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
by the rrs,id.nt r. W. SEWARD Acting Sec OF State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

Under the new arrangement Of the Congressional
Districts, Mr. Fessenden of the Third, and Pike Of
the Sixth Districts are thrown into the Fifth.
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aruATuRE ALMANAC
s,,-Ri,.,4.J3l SetA........13+ Moon-Sest.. III 30
WATER TaIs DAI -.
sandy Hook. 0:36 Gov Island. l:to hsu1s;s. 3:z
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Gusuness Nct,rs5.


READER. you can have an enduring. always
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and ,,vls Of wrn; whica will do yca writing vastly ;h"s
than st,e Pen. you wsnt, 'ss The Fen ID Sshs'
than tbs sxy ,rdn In another column.
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP II THE BEST
and mott al tor laundry snA family being
cu. .dasod for fsunels and al Mud. Of wooden socd
Manufactured and for sal. by h. hoR0aSs Sous, No I'll
Ws.sin,ton.st aid No. 40 Wt..-st.
Ai.o FisiLY. PAIs and No. Soups
Ar .JErrrRs', No. 573 Broadway, LADIES'
9,Iuow,r ard Elacic GrKS, Boys and Youths Calf BAL
yon, Doors (isnts Fine SBoss Girgas and SLIP sEs
all I'm sreat variety low prices JEvy ans 5i3 Broadway
S-T-ls60-X-DRAK PLANTATION Brr-
rxgs OF th, celebrated brand appears to DO IN every ones
well ones table they are splendid
article aud no relied upon TO strengthen and fnvgorase
exhausted nature.
CATARRH-Dr. GOODALES CATARRH RENE
pY peue.es the very ,sa o. this terrible cseass and
terminates It, root and branch Price 81 Depot No. 6i2
Biostwsy. sold By druggists Sends stamp for pamphlet
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING
Machines with Important Improvements.
Ofhce No. q: Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

Military Cfaims.-Al person. holding Csims under tAs
proyiIsu, Of the act entitled Act to provide tor the pay
men, OF certain osus 10 thu organization eqapmsne
aud sub.stsce Troops s-d IN tho Sae Of Nov York o.
ppsd April a. 1861 hereby n0hed TO tran nit the same
with the voucnsr thereof and souprehsnsye statesmen. q
suectsr euers at the Capitol, In the City Of Albany
of Volunteer Companies under the provisions Of
General Orders No 20 OF jay 90 1861 aud ohcsts entitled -
nav upder the above orders prior TO L. muster aud VIE
have not received the will be hun.hEd with the props
h.nts by applying to Col SILAS W. BUET, ct Albany.
C. x. ARTHUR. IusPsctor-GenerH.
WM HENRY ANThON. Judge Advocate Coz
CUYLER VAN VECHrEN, QuGtsrmssser0sA
Albany, July 20, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

Dr.rp or Cor. Durros.-We regret to learn
,,., Col. pu,,on Of tie 9Sth Regiment New-fors
Volunteers died in this city yesterday Col Du"'n
WIS :radua.e Of West Point but alter traou,
citing biz health FILLED, sn6 10 resgpcd AND Felred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

All Articles for Soldiers u Annapolis. Bsliimor..
and other places occupied BY Ussea troops
shevd be sant at u.rT RArRs b. tie
HARNDfN IMPRESS.
Ne. u RIssA0Sok
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FROM PORT ROYAL.

Thu United ST. tes transport Ocean Queen, Terry,
master, from Port Royal July !, arrived yeH7rua'
There was nothing Of interest at Port Royal. Inc
United State, troops had evacuated james is'an''
and arrived at Port Royal. The United States trans,
port Arago ws. to sail July 9, with the sick aud
wound.d from James leland for New-fork' Inc
following is list her paSsengss'
Col Barton Col F5u,r Lieut. B:ny,' Ls' c. :. ~
6's s n ,soa, + B.r II y. Jones Lisut Nichols
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Militarp Notices.

Notice.-tn Couvalescsn. Soldiers Of the Army before
RSmond able 20 DO duy now the city, In s vicinity
viii INN ediaoly report .; Fort Hamilton, preparatory
10 being sent to their Regiments HARVEY BROWN
Bv.. Brig Cen. Comusrdips-
ua.Ann,r..ra GlN.YcYk. IulY 8. l8Ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

Stanton Lesiou.-CoL W.. Il. ALLEN.-ONA
MONTHS PAY IN ADvANCE.-Recruits w snted: Ser.
seNs and Corporss; sso 20 men TO complete Company
Pro he rank OF Leusp,as made from the snA
and te Ihi. command 10 organized according 70 the nev
r.susors of the regular army Il viii be remembered tta
Col Allen ssei the lat Regiment ~ u Vol. now q. TIE seas
OF war aud evidence OF his treatment Of his r,en while
command Is sui cieat grsraotes Hating now fv
from 10 to so per nionth One months pay IN sovsncst
81 bounty sasn mustered into the sosvics 90 bounty
sdvce when the Regiment is mustered In The service SUI
o. the expiration OF OF ensturnt. Relief Tiste"e
fsuaes furnished immediately Good Ration clottns AZ
INF rms issued al encs Qlsr.e at Camp Wssnispor,
Good Bathing &C JAMES Il. BREMEN, Csks Ce. u
Recruiting Once No. AZ Broadway. adjoining Sf'y Asss~
hlx.yn
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From The Grenada Miss APPEAL of the 23d we
obtain the following highly interesting summary of
Southern news
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yICKSRCRG.

We learn that information from source which
can he depended upon has been received that fight
has commenced ct Vicksburg. The enemy's iiee
from below, consisting OF twenty Runboats snc
moriar boats, copmsnced IN attack upon the lower
batteries at an early hour this morning. We have
10 Intelligence as TO the result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

T. A.
n Htchboru. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-01
Fl3M FORTRESS MONROE

FORTRESS MONROE. Nov. 2o-The iron clad
sunboat Passaic arrived here at 10 o'clock this
morning. When of Cape Henry, she started
Two holts In her boiler and was lowed She
oid not come In with steam on. She behaved
very well at sea.
The feet is still at Fort Monroe
ton.
The Newbern Oily Progress has the follow.
ing items: ~ "
The sunboat Ellis, Lieut W. d. Cushing.
commanding, made reconnaissance recently
INTO New Topsan Inlet, twelve miles from
wilmington, and destroyed very extensive salt
Wofks Whlch We're IN operation there produc-
ing hve hundred bushels Of salt per day Net
Sesflge OF the works was left. Some of the
pans used for boiling salt water were of copper,
and n feet in length.
The population of Wilmington, N C., before
the war, was 1909 II is now not more than
o,CtOi some i,Co0 having joined the army
The Charleston Mercury saws that the South
should not discourage their expectations as TO
foreign recognition.
II Is rumored that two gunboats are being
constructed at Wilmington, ". c., but the rebels
are short OF iron for plating them
The u. :. gunboatWam utta, from Port ROYAL
on the 18TH inst, arrived 1T New bern on the 93d
She had on board the officers and crew of the
British prize steamer OnachiIla, CAPTURED by
the ". 3 steamboat Memphis The captain
reports the loss Of the steamtug May O ueen:
crew safe. '
John Dobble has been appointed postmaster
an mus clty, and took possession of the Office On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-01
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The steamer Cambria
srriyed at this port this evening, from New
Orleans on the 10Th.
A powerful squadron was concentrating in
the Mis- .issippi. There were already more
vessels at New Orleans than there has been at
any time since its capture.
A large number OF the river boats have been
armed.
Great activity prevailed in military circles,
preparatory to offensive war movements A
general inspection OF arms and men was about
to take place.
Colonel Nickerson, of Massachusetts, has
been appointed to command the brigade late
under Colonel Dudley, who has been appointed
to . position on General Buffers staff
The guerillas still infest the river banks both
above and below the city.
Ons Of our naval vessels ha9 been fired into
and returned the shot with grape and canister
but the thick brushwood enabled the assailants
to escape.
On the 3lst nit, as the steamer Dan W az tow
ing United States gGnboat from Sabine Pass
to the city, she was assailed by a yolley from a
BODY OF Rebel troops who were concealed i'm n
mill. The United States forces opened fire on
the mill and town, destroying the mill and sew
erai residences, and setting fire to other build
mEs. The fire was eXtinguished.
No vessel now leaves the city unless il is well
armed.
Gen. Butler is about TO place oyerseers on the
conhscated plantations, in order to save the
cotton and sugar. The new cotton crop was
coming in quite freely.
the National Advocate after explanations from
Jacob Barker, showing that he had no inten.
ton TO aid the Rebels.
There were still some cases of yellow fever at
Houston, Texas, on the Sd, but the disease was
not epidemic.
The fever was still prevailing at Matagoraa.
Indianola and Lavacca, and deaths were oc
curing In each city therefrom
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

Successful OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF prison.
rrs- horses and arms-The enemy's camp
and stores destroyed, &c.
Gov. PierpOnt, of West Virginia, has received
the following dispatch:
SCNNEEvILLr, Va, Nov. 21.-Goy. Pierpent:
The 2d Va. Cavalry, under my command, has
Just made the most successful and exfraordi-
nary raid during the war. i have ITO prison.
err, 1UU horses and 25G stand of arms. We de-
siroyed their camps, stores and wagons, and
did not lose q man.
J. G. PAXTON, 2d We. Cav.
CHARLESTowN, Va, Nov. Ell have just
learned additional partc ulars Of the successful
scout made by the I'd Va. Cavalry, under Col.
]. T.. Paxton. In the vicinity of Lewisburg.
The troops left Camp Piatt, ten miles from
here, on Monday last, 2ith instant. From that
time they marched 21O miles in seventy hours,
passing over in the route four spurs OF the Gan
ley Mountains-the Gauley, Cranberry, Cherry
and Cold Knob. Part OF the Isarch was thro u gh
pelting snow storm.
Col. Paxton came upon the enemy in the vi
entity OF Frankfort, attacked him with yigor
and after a short fight defeated him, capturing
two commissioned officers, lOS noG-cOmmis-
stoned officers and priyates, and leo horses, be-
tween 2tO and 800 stand OF arms. burned his
camp and all his equipage, all his stores and
four wagons. Col. Paxton did not lose a man
Major Powell particularly distinguished him
self.
Captain Tracy, of the nth Virginia cavalry
was in command of the rebel camp. The rebel
prisoners belonged TO jenkins, Ashby's and
Jacksons cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-01
The WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST
Forward Movement Of the Arux

CAIRo, nov. s-The grand army OF the
South are ali in motion Gen Sherman with
his forces left Memphis on Wednesday. Gen.
Grant army struck their tents yesterday and
m sna, on On the Holly Springs road. Seven
uAys Iaucns were prepared. ONLY one Tenn
was aiioWed 10 every twenty one men, one to
me oneers of each company and six wagons to
each regiment. ~
The rebels are falling back towards Grenada.
tearing up the track, carrying of the rails and
burning the bridges as they retire. 1t is reported
tnAt theS are even moving the heavier articles
OF value from jackson, Miss
The prisoners that have bsen taken confess
TO the utter hopelessness of their cause in the
West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-01
..o,. THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

uxkYorARrERs ARMY OF THE PoToH ac,
~ ag-The enemy continue TO raise earth.
~. around Fredericksburg, but - ne " bs,.
-. xrr. visible to- day
Early yesterday msrnins :. ,arrc body OF rho
ensuy's cavalry, said to AVE been the Hampton
Irrion, crossed the RI Ger some distance above
here. and, invading our pickrts, made a descent
uron two companies Of the I'd Pennsytvania
Caysiry, in General Ayeriiis uDgade, cap
turing nearly the entire companies.
The roads are improving. and supplies are
coming in more freely from the landings.
HEAporAETxRs ARMY OF THE PoToH &C,
Nov grh, 80 p. Nome camps Of the enemy
that verp visible yesterday disappeared last
night They probably have retired 10 the
valley behind the range Of hills in the rear of
Fredericksburg. New rebel earth works al
most daily make their appearance. and the
range In the rear OF the town is covered almost
continuously with re6oubts and rife pits. Some
OF our hatieriss, bearing directly upon the town
have recently been protected by earthw orks.
Five of our boats are reported to have adv anced
up the Rappahannock, opposite King George
Court House. The right wing OF the enemy
extends nearly 10 that point, bun at some dis
tance from the river. A few shots were thrown
over the river to day by one OF our left wing
batteries, probably to try the range OF the
gums. ...-. -.
Gen. Burnside has returned to camp from
his temporary visit to Washington. All il
quiet to- night along the lines.
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Return of the Vanderbilt from the Pursui,
Of the Alabama.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30-The ste am frigate Van
derbilt has arrived from the search for tho
priyatser steamer Alabama. She has steamed
4,OtC miles, having cruised from Grand Banks
10 the southwark of Bermuda She smoke a
srse number Of vessels, but only one the ba. X
Kseolution, spoken Nov. "a, lat 81 deg IL min.
Ion 30 deg. Al min, had seen her. viz: LAT a.
deg 80 min, lon- 20 deg. IS min. The Wander.
built was in collision, on the 10Th, with the bark
symmetry, hence for Belfast, which lost her
ub-boom.
Arrived, steamer George Peabody, from Hat
teras; bark Flora, from Rio: brig Ocean Wave
rom Sagua via Key West ON the 18TH Left at
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