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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-31
CHARLES BABCOCk,
Importer aad Dealer in
E0ach and Saddlery Hardware
MAIN SfrR EET

EVANSVILLE iAO.ANA
EE.5 Hks3-S CO-ss = AZ TH1 ~ " .zB'
AE rangements with European and America.
manufacturers for direct supply OF all goodsin m
line, enabled to offer inducements, that can
not fail to be to the interest of all engaged in the
business to give me trial..
/ name in part: sxles, springs made Of the bes
steel; bands, enaBeled and Of all kinds of leather
cloths, inins fer carriages, varnishes, castings Of
sl kinds, saddle trees English bride Ieatners bits,
stirrups, spurs, names, hne silver hames of al
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, selfadjusting PADS
Taylors ratont hames hy nets, shoe threads, horst
Blankets, London Girth Webs, American Girth
and Rein Webs, beth cotton and wors:ed; London
Welt Skins, superior srticlei ivory gutta perchs
aud brass lined martengal rings, superior kerseys
for horse covers, the best quality of carriage bolts,
patent gig trees, &c, &c f--f,,a.s f-s-
keep in fact everything sppertaining to either
branch Of the business, aud understanding both
branches thoroughly, we would respectfully invite
1ur attention before purchasing elsewhere.
sni also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddle.
ao50-ikU
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THE
ATHEN HUMl

Columbia -.---...-.- Fesss.essae.
'iE ne2t session of this School for ycUng Ladies is
4 appointed 70 open on lie FIRST MONDAY in
as heretofore
Rec to Jaz. Penn, Esq.. Memrbis one Of the Trus
'.es t1-'. Aleo5El Frars Point Col. Nye Yazoo
"a ~ a2d Dr. +. w. GustiLe, Eew Orleans.
~ +. Y SMITH,
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REGARD WILLIAMS.

AAH'soA fANSERY, TeHa., ,cooeub=r as, isfI.
-. HASS Esq Sir: Ih7ye been using ys.- now
'y.'-A OF Timing for nra y trr5s ao-tss an have
s'en t a thorough t-ial ia rsrnr- sole i.s5r ..r-
'z'n Zip and harnees leather sad ses -s7 p.e..rrs
'n s'"lns iha' yo1r new 1ra ssea is s-7i.- % s-v
method Of farming within I7y Enov.ed-s.
The leather is eqoai 20 any ever made e1t have
followed The business for twenty years ana can make
ailJ per eea- cheaper tasH by tle ola method ana
w thin th' time claimed 5y yoa. Il ODDS J tar
mo-" with oHe-baf less work and ia ous-.enb Of tt.
''in' us--a ly emp owed. ehesr-ay rasoameud your
n27 system % pubic couH Ieucs.
E--I.-.
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sPECIlL ARDERs Nn. 81

HDQS CENTRAL ARMY or EEVTI-CEYl
BOWLING GEEES. January b. To- I-GL
assistant Provost Marshal wild travel ou each
- and every passenger trs'r passing between Bowl
ing Green. Nashville and g.ak.v.t. u ,Hru be- his
dNiy before ha cars leave Nashville or Csrksvile 10
demand and examine tho passports Of aL the as.er
gers loi oiites- ei soldiers. and from the
c.rE an who ll 90 present pTr per passports
H. The same examination viii Dee .e8. afn Eft.~ tie
HaL'lie TRAIN has crossed De Cu1absr.aut river and
sy persons then i3auf .aaar proper passports sd H
.7 put ouJ of the ~ a r,~ sta,n or iu cae Of
grave saalic on be brought u-lar arrest % tl p Pg.0.t
hagsLsl of tli- place
I'll No p- rson viii be permitted to enter a cas ct
y way station 5r Bowling Green vii 'L0.t a passport
from g mil tsrr f..cr.
iF. An officer II Tie Guard or Assist ut Provost
.-s---- Tlt examine al passports .J the Ie1rt a.
Di"i aEcel ami the guards will prevent anv p+r.ru
l'.l1 entering q, ezCc. 5y tLs door or door, I'd
N-itl sCea officer cr Provost is stationed
ile Commanding officers at Clarksril le ard Rs
SEW he wa. put Elaru duty at .ths Railway sta
pr ns a take m charge al passeng rs who leave the
cas- o.. t3ue stations and gire them fo report 70 tb-
l'-oyo.. Fafshal or BIS As ss-a1t al tie De.5t
~ Nil1sns arriving a. Bo viirg Green by the G. rg
VII immediately report 10 be registered by tie
Proves Ea.sLal
"a 10 feis32 VIII be peTmttad q 90 enter or leave
5oyy.its treea on frs. .rlt trsiu=.
VIE These esrsilus " III be posted No iu rf car;
by oscef Of asj General HarDFE
W D. PICKETT.
't1- = ''.'Ic.F c01F. Aas. 4. g.. General
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FOE GALE

= N-I-l L--La--LI ILIs
4 ai3tiag os the ~
presses 200 Tyne, Stands, Cab
ssietSs Cases sSFEfes, Leads,
IOss7E 7ECESsios7 Kettles
-sf51)r E5C., etc.
z i-0 one 30. 3 HEt-rfg r---Eir,z. ana r..-5 ~tt
large s.7ermeu of Ours. cc- al nearly new bsvip
3esn o--5 only about Lleon o. eighteen months. ana
-l-i "ii SEN o. pr-el5 mat 77I make it % the in
1fesJ p t-oe -1 need 9i sCh lts ial 70 purchase Of
is Cai at i5s Af's-l Jo1 p -o..s
2sy- WHITWORE & BRO
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n Z U s TE E's s. ALE!

EHSE, Ca Sc and Turks Island Salt iu store and to
/ arrive. FOR sale by CHAS S. SHARP
il7 I7l rsts sf-fst
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5000 yds. Carpeting.
500 pairs HENS EEiH Shoes.
E5G0 pairs ClilGreBs's Sssoez.
35 boxes aHa cad#ics Fine
Virginia Tobacco,
EO0O Tbs. FeaGheTs,
90OO yds. Cotton Drilling,
20 pieces 'EicklHg,
I50 pieces Heavy Brown De-
E8Csfic,
Endia Esgs55cF aassl Buffalo Over
shoes,
Cotton Yarns, Spinning Wheels,
EEOOi EsOs.s. Batting, yYa8Gins.
W0OI Cards, Carpet Warn,
Esess Comforts, BLANKETS.
Axes, EsRiCIlcts, Broad axes,
Trace Chains, Fable CUTLERY.
GuuDOWdeF, COaec,
Roe Herrings, PiCkIcd shad,
Smoking Tobacco, Etc.
q We continue 70 buy Socks, Lfuseys,
Jeans, Wool etc.
jsl92w TayiOE 81 EzcEWe8.
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% s4st E-l3DsECr
a-Es5H5 CLARK. GEEGJET E CO.. Iha7e Seen afIfrt.5
with -ha erer on my feet fer number Of years q,
have used f'ar bottles Of ya1r Esab-as.al OIL v7lf
have effected emo. IcasarfuIy Ieoommsnd ir 20 Al.
persons afflicted with ta.-sr-
We p--.f1 lT, ". p GRI-sBg
1asAFiie, ua.oJer 5rH 1852
EeaHs. CLARK. GREGORY 81 CO., Nashville Tenn =.
Gents. find .hsrs j.. ges4. demand f.r y55r Arabr,.
s'aI OIL Ii is said 70 be -,Jsa-- a.to,s farraeum,,
tism. Irsgret that did not take an arsrey when yc
were here As .h- demand 81 very great I hope vou
viii send 90 zlr as It viu be OF mutual bguea. g,
each of u7. Yours -pactfrlIy
r. s.. EARDY, Druggist
Ho.Tar Tenn. January l6.E 1863
Sold at Tie manufactures price by s. W.urf.I5
C9g Memphis Wholesale sseHts f.r s5atLvas-. aud IS
si -f-rIs sh.- G-u-Eiyt. f4. 9 fsvr1sy
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IEsriI-, Dgcem5c. p 1861.
T. D. PARK, HaJ--Dcs " Sir. am g p-sg.caI iau-e-
a7d have been folio" HE the ta mess for ten gsa-g
nave always awaited myself Of every improvement aaI
new d' sovery in the ant, and vithou, dfzes.s1s into
explanatory remarks on the aims or H-.-.7. r-o
cssses, or thsr scientific stztus m praeassi sense
deem yours the best system ever introduced
WITH or without bark it is great econoo-ssF and
ne article is used which u any degree can Ios.ib.Fn
Iure the fiber shall ieel much gratiie TO see f. 1t
gersaIly adopted Your, etc.
CHAS TURNER
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WANTED !
NEOIasses.

SnQ BBLS. choice Molsssss 10 a5Tive and for sale
DOO by GEO' C.. BUCHANAN.
jag No. s. FRONT k0Vv.
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J. OLDRIDGE.
TYEo, Bliss December o,

iffn, Bliss, December ., f56I
h.J PARIS Esq Dear sir haze been tanalng
with yoar new system of tanning and Esveslcceed-d
admirably j ana now perfectly satisfied tia. it will do
all that you claim for IT, au5 tsu 7y Or without bsrk
IN ons-eEth of she time usually employed 10y the old
process. feel convinced Shat i is .5s cheapest quick
est and 0es method tanning ever ussd All 80 SIM
pie that any person ca. an with entire success
F3afs. e'c- j. C.. DAVIS
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Sugar and EEogasses.

IdT WHOLESALE!
225 bales best Us Osnaburgs,
10 bales Heavy Drills and DHcI1s,
10 eases WOOL Hats,
3 Gsn OveFslaOcs,
rs Gents Boots.
9 yVOmcD's Stout sHoes,
"a " ChiIdren's Shoes,
s Youths Shoes,
80 - Boys SiaOcs,
20 " Mems Kip shoes,
6 q" EgussCt Shoes.
H 4" Umbrellas,
75 pieces TWeeds and CussiEsacTes
80 Jcssss,
50 Ticking,
rs EEcTsey,
20 EEcTiROs,
lee " Plaid and Striped DO.
IsesliCs,
90 ." GimghaEss,
10 Heavy Shiriing Checks,
I5O Cai5cOcs,
so Hickory ShiTfings,
20 dozen OyeraEGs,
I2 Heavy Wool Jackets,
SEQ pairs Pant8IO0ns,
SO Suits Gray fzerseys,
500 dozen Spool Cotton,
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
zee dozen Wool Socks,
20 Wool Hose,
so Cotton Hose,
so Misses aG3d ChiIdrcEs's !
EEOse,
80 gross Military Buttons,
eco lbs. Turkey ESed Cotton,
50 Tbs. KNITTING Cotton,
30 lbs. Zephyr vyOEste5Is,
30 lbs. Sewing Silks,
400 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts,
Brown ShiEtingS and sheetings. I
Bieacaed
JacOnet and Swiss NEus.
Tins,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow.
els,
Plaid and white Limseys.
Canton FI8H8cis, Green BaiZc.
white and Heed FIamaeIs,
ShawEs- Neck Comforts,
Black VcIyeGs, AIpaCcas,
Irish Linens,
zEaHslEeTCisicfs, CFaEafs, Gloves,
Ladies' sHd Gents G3uaiIe5s,
Heavy BUcis and seat
Grain Bags,
Wool YARNS, Carpet ygarps,
Wrapping EyyiUc,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins.
Table Cutlery, Scissors, ctc.
We offer the above, and other desirable goods
o arrive, at Wholesale, FOR CASH
- Country Socks Jeans, Linseys, etc, will
&c taken in exchange for goods
JOIN J.. TIILOR 6 CO.,
Corner Of Adams and Second streets.
jali-iy
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* BALES Heavy India Begging.
- 100 coils Boyo. Just received per steamer W
H. Morrison and for -sIa bv
FAkSINGTON, HOWELL & CO.
ia1Olw Nc. u Front Row.
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GUN T9wN. his q, November n. IeGl
T.. PARK. Ls7.-Dcar Sir: Itayo gwen vaar new
system Of tanning thorough tria' both with ana rI
OUT bark and feel great pleasure il saying ..a.r
found Do TO do .Li that y1u c.afm for it.
The leather 's excellent .ui ell,I 20 any ever saw
while me tanning .s done .ty pes cent essa ~ aai
oae-.enth Of ;As 'ime repaired by lhs Old method
eaeeriu-y recommend your new pr5c.s. 20 the conf.
d-nee Of The public aud 60 every men who designs e
BARKING IN the manufacture of l.a-hsr
IoJrsi e.C.. j. W. TJ--TfgG
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PIPE! PIPE! PIPE!
On CONSTGNWENT !
For County Trustee.
WANTEn
BAGGING AND ROPE.

TO HIRE, THIRTY NEGRO AEN, 10 make saltps
I ter IN A. k ni as.
isa9 lw = J. wTCKs
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NOTICE.
TO STEAEIRRaTAIEN /,
RANAWAE.

INROM Fort Pillow, Deceab-- 20.h g NEG-Ca.
4 NAN belonging 70 Mauteor.e-y & KIRK -
Tte@nviae. Bliss named sam COTTON s55-tFA
t1iiiy year Old click, flL Eu3 fsa. e-a on III ~
under aide oi lls ne lt AMI scar on -ta ba K o.
L.a neaoi about the fize Of ha,f dola-. te weighs
aoogl one nund 81 snd ssreaty 20 md is FIVE feet ten
arc ~! De gwen Tor hs cFprvhsI sion aud delivery
o' Ao't fiiloF D. 2 WILLIAMSON
General Supe I'D erdent
800 Per A NJ RAFTFg
l-9-~N A A. -u-r
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shall br ya-y 1appy see aii my old cU toners and
friends or ~sav otf-r man who has cash, wh0sc
wants. ether iu the who esae grocery caur1i-s75n
business SHAH 5e eve ready aad cole saaf sctoriy
s5.as,.v D. JAAIESON -
5ll-r1 s3 Front Rlss
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j. W. JUSTICE


&1fHIs Deeem5er O. 1861.
r, j. PAEH. Esq,-Dsar si-s have been engaged i'm
tanning and manufacturing leather f5- Hassa wears
aud may be considered to undert n + It Tfse..5Irv as
well as theoretically. and feel it bl. simple Justice fl,
state that your system Of tanning decidedly superior
to anything with which am acquainted I. saves az
least City per cent Of bark when it is used and sausiv
taa' ht cost when no bark is eu aysi and raus In
vastly shorter period han can possibly be done 5y rs
Old pAn lsm7st Important feature OF course &. the
great economy in tine aad money, AMI tie facility Of
using bark or tanning without IT, T-e system aust
prove sa'izfsctofy to any purchaser.
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.5AEL6E NURSERIES, !


FAURN8 The war we viii eG cur CHOICEST
~ TREES - -hs following re1ulel rates:
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HATS! HATsI EATs /
CAPS
CAPS +!

On hand and really ior delivery, consisting Of 5israz,
eaiors, suitable for Army lrru6sss.
FRANCIECO d WIGGIE.
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no2I dsw3ni
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! H',ho'f GROVE Ky january 7--. is
- q. FAi,Nr Esq have given your new d.,vs-,.- a.
thor ush, and. ann glad 90 saw a ye-g s,.s ..- ~.
( on Light stock without aud with Ua-E -rs, -- -.
soc leather with bars, and # has more than, mat ,
pec'a-i5as. The sole leather YVES cerl1.rt. .. . .
thirty Ave days and the p vhi l was fesv, In .--
days end desire say. ald embrace the oe...,g
to do s0' ia justice 70 on, that the system 4. esss
t'unde1 on se'eutisc principles that the preplra-i
OF the hide for rapid tanning really s.rsuqthersrbz
nosF AID is most decidedly conducive 20 tl- production
Of excel leui Leather.
aa famiisr with almost every new pr5-szs and
we ot'' several but regard yours infinitely erpe.o-
in every respec, to any viL which am acqra.1.gd
Yours etc, PHILIP B0UGHyER.
COLES coENfEs, Tenn, J,auary IItb ls6a.
T. j. PARK E-qs Permit ma. sr to tsrl Won a5,-.
my experience wish your new system Of t.unfap.
is02aosea yonrs was hot process. using hot oszs
which hal fully tested, 5ut " eh found vo,1f mot
answer the purpose. was pleased TO fud tb v,- 5
Tounoe5 The hot oozs in tanning have r.,d t,-r .,
ciusi7ey, and have tanned as good sole Isa-ter al.
ever sold in thirty days, Jy your process. ,vi.I n
g'eat dsa' sss labor and with Ne arv one half I. t
After get my IL des barred end free of r--e and mn.
th-m IN your first mizture. and then pa. t- 9ag- on
can accomplish more iu day in tanning .bs r,..7
before iu mouth L doa'l want auy better systa7,
than oars it win perform sI aud more ia1 vor claim,
i'' IT, The kip which now fan ia ten dsvs q..I "a,
work hard 20 get ont in 1--WE months am pleased
with It, and believe twill save bark enough .rr r.1,r
enough go ay for is-iE fu six months.
Eo1-s. atl +, Euv---
PEr0yA, Ark. December .c --rr
l. J. PARK. Esq Sir Your uevs system OF t.n-.,,
mas been thoroughly tested in my tsr2ery have t-a
1t with and without bark, and feel sz-st -r4a6saa51
IN say @ that fr rapid tanning e1ceIsace of leather
ana e1sSPHes'' it is oeyord al comparison ,-s les.
method ever in rss.
IL Is simple ard easily managed By tho most irsxrsri
eaeed Lauds 10 man can fsil max. fl, -
if be follows your directions. It is s,lor-5 f- 49,.
say that am perfectly satisfied, AMI even isl-5,sF
with your new process 1t tua.t prove hi,,y .,.lf.,
tory 10 every 1a- Yours .tc
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

-Ex-Governor Trowbridge of Vermont, Jsmes =
Pendergast OF Baltimore, and Alex. Hamilton and
d. 4. Charles of Albany are at the Everett House.
Judge Huntington Of Indiana, Col. Peter G.
Washington OF Washington, G. NJ. Dexter of Bos-
ton, g. w. Fuller and p. A. Moore of Troy, H.
Trowbridge of New-Haven, Gnd j. o. Townes of
Albany are at the Saint Nicholas Hotel.
Col. Lee of Philadelphia c. p. Harrington, A.
ID. Waldron, and j. Horace Kent. Of California:
Hugh Moore Of Ireland; j. II. Barrett and ID. p.
Perkins Of Wa hington; II. NJ. Stone Of Phadel.
pha and w. H. Tilford OF st. Louis No., are at the
Metropolitan Hotel
DR. julius Samson Of Paris, France; Dr. David
Jayne Of Philadelphia, A. b. Lingland Of PennsyI.
wants, C.. A. Grncll Of Baltimore, f.. A. Swan Of
Buffalo, w. Dorrhemer Of Buffalo, and A. Lowell Of
Boston, are at the Fifth-avenue Hotel.
j. ]. Walworth of Boston, X. Wheaton of X
l., l.. Gowrey of n. T., and Jas. Slevin of Phila-
deiphia sre al the Brevoort Houfe.
Col Samuel j. Crook, Major f.. u. Barrett, from
Swai Corner, Chester Harding of Mas, n. H.
Horton and VIM. Clafn of Boston, are at the Aston
HOuse
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Ahsitsien Question.

Correspondents of Tho N. 7. Tdbuna
WARRINGTON. Tuesday, March, l. less
Last evening. at the regular meeting of the Com
mon Council of this ciy, member, who is in favor
of perpe,usting Slavery in this District, becoming
alarmed at the growing Auti.Slavery sentiment
among the citizens of Washington, a. we'll a. that
daily developed among members Of Congress, intro
duced resolution praying Congress not to abolish
Sl.very in the District until Maryland abolAhed the
same institution in that State.
The subject awakened a sharp discussion, in which
most or all the members took part; and Slavery
perretualizer wanted tho question taken at once,
say1ng, " / want the members Of this Board to toe
The mork-bring them up to the rack-let Thorn put
:,si. mes Oh :c Iveo,1 -. "a may saow bow
they stand" &c.
Mr.. 2. Richards, President Of the BoaId, called a
gentleman to the Chair and upon taking the hoor'
said, I" that he was glad that they were to be COM
PEELED to toe The mark. For one, he was ready. tie
was in favor of abclishing Slavery in this District
The interest of the city, the District and Of the whole
country, demanded such abolition, and we he'd to
meet the issue" These remarks ca lied out Mr. Null
10y, who was in favor Of Slavery, not only in this
District, but be would vote to carry it into every
State in tho nation. Hs was aware the brand Of
Cain would be drawn athwart his brow drawing
his finger across his forehead very significantly, but
he wanted the people Of this city, and Of the whole
world, to know that be voted for Slavery, &c.
One of tue parties who voted for perpetuatins
Slavery in this District is connected with the SAM
tary Commission, and is also connected with the Ap-
praisal Court both positions subject to Federal regu'
L.tion and appointment
Very truly, yours, L.
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THE UNITED STATES STEAM-FRIGATE
RICHMOND ASHORE
NKw.BEDFoRp. Wednesday. M

NKw-BEDFoRD, "wednesday. March 3 lsb1
Capt. Springer, Of the L. :. schooner Guthrie,
makes the following report Left Key West on the
I'D OF February. The IT, s. sear.-frigate Richmond
went ashore on the 2lst Of February in the night on
American Shosl FLORIDA Reef, IL miles ess, Of Key
West, and still remained there on the I'D Tn.
steamship Florida and eunboa,, name unknown,
together with number OF Key West wrecksrs were
rendering her what assistance they could. The wind
at the time WAS blowing directly 10 the reef, but
the next day, being calm, she probably go, off, An
unknown brig ashore at the same time 100 miles
east Of Key West, Oh French Reef.
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For TIE Tribune.
THE FALLEN SOLDIER.

BEAR eff your comrade, boys! See. he has fallen
The blow at bis leader aimed, be made his own:
Loose from the bride The stifened hand, softly:
Only Ibis morning it fed his good roam
Who know this brave lad for he cf be twenty,
That just for his country was eager 70 die 7
Just for his country, withou. hope of gicy,
lie dropped from the saddle in darkness 70 Lie.
Bear him in pity and bear him in anguish
You think them soft lips; buttbey chanssd wishoos
moan;
For /, who rode next him, sprapg forward and
casped him,
And held both bis hands, to the last IN my own-
We knew not the erea: heart that Ocre him right
onward,
Beating its twenty good years out % well;
But. comrades, felt the thin bands Of bis mother
Bearing him up through mine own when be fell.
Sud t is to think Of the lonely brown homestead
Set in the bleak, barren, North hills sfar-
There they have loved him 50, there they viii mourn
him so,
Never returning 70 them from the war.
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side the bari, the u. 8. mAn.of-wsr Portsmouth
took possession Of his vessel under the plea that the
co ,ton was American, but that be can prove it was
bon, ybt By Enplishmeo, Of Englishmen residents Of
Maa. noras, and that most Of it came from San An.
COMO o. Brownsville by land
Had TIE Portsmouth waited till the next day, she
would have rot 500, 900 In specie, which was TO
have 6een prs of h-r cargo We have heard from
tie Kingfsher. She boarded the Spanish bark Neu.
cedos, from Vera Cruz but 6nding all right, let her
go after noting the visit on her papers. Almonte
arrived in tbs Bitish steaner; and went on 10 her
o Vera Cruz Santa Anna did not come, although
ne was expected. TIE Harriet /. ane came In this
morning from Key West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06
ARMY AND NAVY.

The following yessels have srrive ed to bs armed
and put into commission: Madgle, Namsaita, We
to,is, ard Platoon. -
HE oldiers on Governors leland have peliiioned
the commanding officer TO establith n gymnasium,
I'm. cost and Incidental expenses OF which are 10 be
,efray.d out OF the post funds. Many OF the old
army officers are known to be greatly III FAVOR o,
anything which will pron'o'e athletic exeTceer ana
rational nnusemeDts among tho troops. ANA The
Council OF Administration on the Island could not
make better use of the post funds which, with the
tax on the sutler ind tho savings oil iaios, should
lie IN n healthy c0ndit on, than by contributing
orion Of them for the establishment Mid support OF
"a gymnasium:
Governors Island in con equence OF disability re-
suiug from various calses.
Ths new sloops-of-wsr Oneida and Ooiorara have
returned TO the brooklyn Navy-fard, aiIsr very sue
ces.fnl trial trps. The officers reports 10 Commodore
pundipy are quite satisfactory. These vessels
already in commission, and may baii az any moment
after taking N fSosh PROVISIONS.
The Keel Of new fr2ate has been laid in the ship
house where the Adirondack was bnilt- She Will be
named rte TiconcerOea, and VII. resemble as much
"a possible both in dimensions and model, tie lgatr
Iackawan1a, now in the course OF construction. Ihe
| l,,rr ye,ssl is progressing very iayoratly.
! The Gun boats Sactsm and Currtuck, which were
N have sailed Yesterday were delay ed by some un
expeced difficulty with their valves, and had not got
away uy to IA lste hour in the afternoon. They wll
| act as convoy TO ttR bomb proof battery Monitor.
Tie storeships Supply and Relief are taking in
stores ss rapidly as possible AID are expected {,
mil on Friday. Two or three others are waiting to
take their places al the wharf for stores.
The crews OF the steamer Connecticut and the
chip Morning Light are engaged in preparing these
vessels ioT lae reception OF stores, &C. MI
Tie fret BATTALION OF the 18th Iniautry, Maj. Gnu
IN command left For, Hamilton yesl orday morl'lns
The battalion consists Of eight companies, ana num
hers about 500 men all told tie majority OF ore
have boon recruited in this State: LUG h h dn,-
pretty proficient in dill although the w'ahs Co
Ing tlN last two months las LOT osen hssn drilled
outdoor exercise. They have, hoMe' I'D have also
ny ND SSn at could Get get s Ssa
A. Dallas Of this regiment WI" %ou sIs past
, s now ss"liss men for tho ID battalion