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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
Law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-GESHnAL TEns-h'r ID Before
Justices lsGsAHAs, LEONARD, aud EosaEkASa


SUPREME COURT-GrSgmL Trns.--m,r Before
Justices lsGsAnAs, LEONARD, and EosHkK.Sa
DECISIONS.
The Count rendered decisions in the following
Gaze beard tho February term before Justices JnsrshAn
The People * rel. A. r. Son agt VIM nner-Judgnien,
stEont cats Opinions rasHi T. j. sud Leonard J.
= NJ. Weimors agL J. Brown Ct sl-judsnesI affirmed
Henry N. Piowitt sst Wellington acknowledgment
affirmed without costs. Opinion ~ Leonard, j. -.
Abraham j. Vsn Wlnke sgt United states Moi sleHafhp
COMPANY. - New trial ordered c1st 20 ahilc
before Justices ISGn,nAN LFoSAKD. snd BaHyAno.
DECISIONS IN CAsIS HEARD Az MAY TERN.
T. j. Hart ct III. sgt. ThOs s. Whitman Order
appesed iom modified BY adding the words, the inter
81 of aiJ defendants 10 tie Tsrel.hp property" after tie
word whitman" without coats.
Charles Gooig. Thoma- Clara e al agL inertia l. .sfk
Au..ns Bank sgt. EawaId scheme. Mun. iile lnsuf.
ace Company L. w. WincLestcr Thomas d. Boaec e.
al az, Bcnj ~ Payne II a. samuel lion egI Hamburg
American Pocket Company Wan r fafio OCT Chsnncey
Barnard ct al'-Ofdcrs Affirmed, with costs
TLs People tx rel Rsp Noble az, Board Of Comuision.
Of Pio.s-Ofder affirmed, with costa Vi Aioh BY Bar
joan b. Oveon IT,. sEt Clinton Roosevelt ct s!-Order
affirmed without oostr.
Piece Ysely sg Robert BsrlowMoliou d.ni''ed, with
4 10 costs. =,
Anna Provot AZ. Al.I. C. Lawrence Appeal dismissed.
Jane. Il Gray e. o. ng VIM Olphim e, al The People.
&c agt. Isaiah 3eloyeL--AIpess di.ius. cd
Connection. Mutual Life ln,ursnce Comlsny'f, Cleveland
Columbus. Lc Railroad Comp.ny-ofdef affirmed WIN tio
John j. Jores sst Tene il,uie Snd Richmond Railroad
Company Chiancey Rose executor sgi HeiJ Loao e. AL
judgments affirmed, with coats
Amos Hoses ct a. Abraham Troost ct a-JGds nent
M. People &c. al, Geo. D. Clemeu,s.-Jadtment re-
vened and tri.l ordered in the ses'on' Opinion by
1be People ~ rel Co.se AIT, John Pyne scrroceeding'
before Justice reversed without order Of stiution WIN
Bsni C. ThAyer ast Sidney Alien eta-Judgmsnl affirmed
with cot. on plaintiff r,nit,ing ESQ
Psu,es oitnsy w. John u. Muehsy --oTe" 'pIsee'
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FROM MEMORANDA.

BY later arrivals from Aspinwal with dates
from Bogota 10 the 18th ut., we learn that Mos
guerra was exercising most stringent rule over the
people OF the capital Ladies aud whole iamilie'
were expelled from their homes and forced 10 20 90
unhealthy climates. Among them i n sister of Gen.
Herrsn "A vel aCcomIli.h woman, who ordered
10 leave within "a hours for the crime Of having
ordered TO be printed circular of her brother The
Archbishop exclusively relating 10 the church pre-
scriptIons for Lent. Women were whipped AMI
sentenced 10 be transported To PunGma. The worth
les Iaper-rnoney Issued hy hcsquer was being
changed for coin by his agcats, dagger IN hand.
The inhabGts were ordered ~ deliver every hofse
saddle, war materials, under a penalty OF capital
punishment. The COustiiuti0nsis We're forbidden 10
appear in groups 81 moro than two psrrons, or 10
walk out by nigni. Eight OF the gcntlen en inhu-
manly sent 10 tie Nsgdslena River and 10 the IN
he Iltby eastern plains. had been reported dead OF
sickness aud exposure. All the priniing-emces IN
Rogota. except one belonging 10 ilend OF Mos
quera, had been closed by force aud the doors
sealed.
Thee severe measures are ssil 20 be the effect
Of the alarm inspired in the rebels by the Gnasca
guerrilla formed Of B0gota volunteers, which, 10
the number Of 2 900 or more, were threatening The
city, favored by lie inhabitants. Preparations were
n ade for the attack by terrifying some buildings
But scarcely anything Wa known with certainly
from the Northern States Of sartander ANA boyafa'
bat it seems that IN cesPlie Of come re eitee, guef
Iilas Were tlunBing mp III All uiecu"nh ihe nun VI
Mosquers policy.
The city of honiqura and the rich salt nine dis
trct OF Nenocon Lad been captured by the Consti-
tuiionas,s. Col. Ucros had fallen into tic hands OF
The Rebels in sanisndeT.
Moequera urged by hs friends, has called Con-
ven,on. to meet IT Bogota, but without fixing the
time lie has since ordered il 10 convene at the
city poit Of Carthsgena, fixing the 9th August next
for the installation day. This Is generally under
stood 10 mean that Mo.quera considers himeelf on
the eve of losing Bogoa and the Central States and
that be begins 70 think OF ing from the COM
try. Bv calling Convention 10 mott at that place,
be provides for his escape, If affairs take an unia
vornbe turn.
| Gen. Enao, n very distinguished ConSuionGlist
Chief fooishly divided bis forces in Cauca, aud re-
manning himself with the smallest portion be was
CAPTURED. or the o.Eer division, part joined Gov.
ATbOlcda, tie rest returning 70 Antioqus 70 re-
enforce Gov. Canal and Gen. Jirsldo. Arboeda
may have now 5000 men-euough 10 oppose Gen.
Lopez, who had marched against him
MOsquera was proposing TO invade An,ioquis with
1909 men. Gov. Canal, who defeated BIN at BOya-
ca, was aiding Jirado and Gov. Nelez to organize a
large army, and they bad already from 1900 70 1900
armed men. TIE presence Of Canal in Antoquia
fully compensatcs for tie absence VI Gen. EuaO.
Canal now enjoys an immense prestige.
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LOOK CUr For TnE NEW PKlyATEER.
BY tie arrival of the brig Lucy Darling, Capt.
Sruper, on Monday morning, we have dates from
Nassau 20 tie 6th inst. Mr.. John Coleman, one Of
tho passengers informs us that the Rebels are run
ming tue blockade constantly, taking pow der arms,
and salt 90 Charleston and returning with cotton.
On toe day tie Darling sailed the big Fanny Lewis
arrived with powder shipped ~ irenhan, Frazer d
Co.. fs0m LlvoTool also the steamer The odora. from
Charleston, with cotton; also the Charleston pilot
boat Maria Teresa, captured of Charleston.
I he steamers Minnie, Setlu ana Oveta were in
pot. The Oviet. is the new iron gunboat, built IL
Liverpool. Size carries eight guEf, ard has Il crew
Of seVe1ty men. II viii be remembered that, on
her departure from England, sic claimed to be Il
mercf hartman, found mp the Mediterranean. She
now calls hersef Confederate gunboat, and VIII no
donbt soon start ont as u piiyhteer.
The steamers GiadIator and oou;hwick sailed on
the % tor Ems land, Nth full cargoes Of cotton.
Capt. Adams, ac;ompaned by CAPT. Alien, con-
uiicd an Outrage "a; Ike office Of Cousui Whiting a
day OF two before the Darling sailed Entering the
place in his WnitiDg'sj absen.e, they attempted 10
haul down the American flag. aud substitute for 1t
that o! the Coufederhes. The Consul arrived in
season TO prevent she combination Of the udlguity.
The following, from, The B0h0ma Htroid q May
2, viii show how the blockade is violated
PORT OF NASSAU.
May schooner Juia Marshall Belcher Charleston cot.
ton. TO n. hl3erey q Go.
May biisi. Alma Bose Newlork, cotton tobacco, &c,
by 9. Rsnousra L CO.
Mey g. bIst. Aetew, Cannon, Boston, noss-es by Alex
snGe- Johu-on
The following moroccan viii show the drift Of pub
lie sentiment in the Bahamas:
BoyBAEpyENr FORT SUNTgR.-This exhibition OF stir.
ring intimately ectcd with tie
yin be pe,entsd the Citizens o; Nassau 1t the teseT,
Moutly eVCLlr .DeXt
Tie exhibition courrises GENES taken On he spot and
painted IL tie City oil Chaileton :. c. ana be gins with the
Opeig Of the Of South Carolina followed
by that oil the other Southern States and terninaug with
ombardneD surrender Of Font Sdmtera highly ill.,
iesesting and c1clting scene.
These autuss have very highly spoken or and
citizens y al doubtless be repaid By yi,it 10 hem
Bahama herald, Nay ,.
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1862. I H L 1862.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
49, with Re conneciions forms -, ro,-,-,
FPoM EKw.YoAK TnR Pk.NClPAL WssTKRS CITIES
hight trains daily from Newfo TO Philadelphia yia
ard Gent,P s and az AnSSy ss 1s ny TIL,
ROUTE LEAVE NEw-YORH FROM THE
FOOT OF COukILAS DIST
by way OF Philadelphia tie morning passengers leave New
York time othcs Evening passengers
ct ?. nj, one hour ates than other lines
BY way Of Allentown. evening gers leave as M,
srye at The slms me 90 Northern ae IN Cnesso i1 az
poiuts In The Northwest, CEestne Indianapolis, Louvie
81. Louis Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and al main
point. West with fewer changes Of CARS. $500, 4.
Ptbdf.f IS miles srd New.York to Pnssbargh 4S misA
smoking end Saloon Cars on all trains.
Fare the other routes.
Bazgage checked through. Transfers free
secre Tickets gsei g1.i uses ~ Pn,9ssA
Tho Penusylyanis Central Company runs an Erngrsne
Accommodation Line. which affords comfortable mode 81
travel parties moving Westward at one hall the usual rates
Of faro. ,,,r,orr,
Nv this route fshts Of I'll descriptions be forwarded
10 ana ou any point the RAILROADS OF Ohio kentucky Luz
di,1r Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa. OF Missouri b. RAIL
ROAD DIRECT TO eng port on tho navigsbe rtveu Of
the West By steamers from Pittsburgh . -
the Penusyvana karoed a; all times as favorable a. are
charged by other hsosd Conpsne Merchants ana snip
per. inusng he transportation Of their Freight 70 TINS Con-
psDy rely with confidence on hs ,peedy trsnsl-
LIVE SION r.
Farmers End Dealer 10 Live stock will hrd this most sd
vanisseous route. Capscious Yards well wa;ered and sup
pied every convenience have been opened on this hns
aud ia connections AND every attention paid TO neir
from Harrisburg. where will be found every esayee.es yf
fds sFS VOID and s1 sI icsi 0mi.AaskETs
j. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No A''''ious'
LEIGH Co., Freight Agents. go. w,n,,u...
No. Astor House and No south w n.A"'e
'ONNAAD No. Battery place.
ENOCH LEWIS General sapt Altoona. "a
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A UNION FATHERS INSTRUCTIONS TO HIS
DRAFTED son.
The Norfolk correspondent of The Boston Tr0cei-
A. III as an fbe itfh.

The NOr'Olk cOrTr,ItndthI OF TIC BVtl0H T T"''I-
Ter writes on the 18Th:
Yesterday was taking with elderly gentleman In regard
to tn. war asked him 10 tell candidy what he thought
Of the Yankees Sir" said BE- 90" bal Leai deliver
om Of the mo; uahy rotic Governments that
ever disgtsced page Of history fOg Twelve long weary
mouths nave fore ID - do Just rles pleased
and him who deuured ythng he was forced 10
DO Any charg. death tse l. far preferable to e va
and manner which aud my ieilowto baye passed
he year AID whcn the old flag last sunday again
horrg the home boyhood ny heart sueed end
could only o1csu, THANK Gcd that have fed to see TINS
day.
This is what the old gentleman fad, word for word As
could Tecolle, and while lie finished, the i'sT'
rolled dow bis ased checks After be hal got, little con-
posed asked any o. HI relative. In the Confederate
army Mari what lie said " had two noble manly BOYS a.
ever gadJrnea fond athers -yos Two months ago, when
the conscrpon bin put In such force here they were
actually gged Of their beds and marched with many
others wAa. termed school Of nsfrlction lArec
lay ser they drafted into Of ne e. = Te.inelts
OF Richmond. Since then have urad uoiL ifou
them They will Ere sssnst courtrYnsn Tor
told them TO- aud they dsobe!od hcE i.iAor
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
LITTER FROM A CLERGYsiAN--SECEssIoS TY-
RaNNN-UNION FEELINC.

LITTER FROM A CLERGY hAN-SECESSiON 1A-
RaNNY-UNIoN FEELING.
The Rev Dr. Tyng this letter 70 the Editor o. lnz
7srxE ss one lust received from particular person a.
ud Of his eesy man. long rs.iient In East Iflnessee
Nay Isl
CAYP srg,Es Campbell Co, Tenn, MAY 1862.
Rgy AND DEAR SIR: / arrived here yesterday
after ve.y arduous trip on foot through the noun
tsos Of Anderson and Scott Counties. NJ fiiendsiu
tie Mountains received me with the usual warmth Of
feeling. When arrived at this camp, and came in
rgh; of the regiments, composed in great part Of
heghbors or friends Of long standing, my reception
tstHes description. East Te8ne,see 10 row under
martial law. W. NJ. Churchweli, at one time mem
Der q Congress then President Of the Bank Of Eest
ienressee snd then for years pot yeaturng 10 show
hs lace In our region because he had robbed the
country Of hundreds Of thousands "a now Provost
Manbal, and under date of April %, procaisDs hat
hVe days after date wlll be suffered 70 pass
'SfoHs@ East Tennessee on the railroad or Oihfr
WIZ without permit that the expression ~ aenii-
una cradle 10 the COniedeIGcy ID 40 iO1gertO
v V 'VisTh'tu and that II those who are now In the
1Horn amy hall hot return within thirty day.,
Uen wives ana Their children VIII LIE ssDt after
e-h' Nh''e'er shall relieve tie enemy will
t"OIoyi NO'u"ioi VI auIunition OF shall knowingly
.o'ool Or pIO.eoS az enemy shall suffer death. Or
sertence NJ co.rtra,,;s,sh anal be ordered by the
sSayieed Of holding correspondence with the enemy
anal suter the same punishment Nut :. 49, -
ton Of the people Of East Tennes,ee lsroh - ~
rules, and while am writing. shout sf.er a. abo.' !;
heard, welcoming those who come 10 .n' '"ou' %
the Stars and Stripes. II is refreshing in ,bes
q witness the disin,erested fpiri, Of the rso,,n
Last Tennessee. Many after having been plnnao,ad
and imPrisoned, are new ~ enthusiastic Tor H.
cause OF the Union a. ever "Let the last frsc,,s,
81 my property 60" said one, If it can con,rbn,s
my the it as' plts to preserve the Union" "Tbev
say, said another "that the United States Govern.
SDent wants TO take away our slaves" / do moi he.
neye that The Government wants to take away the
slaves Of loyal men, but il il wants them for the
good OF the Union, let them 60. Voinly would
attempt 10 descrbe TO you how men Of sixty and
seventy years OF age with tears in their eyes have
soken 70 NE Of this vile atternpt 10 destroy the
tmoo for which their foref.tben fought. The Con.
,ederate soldiers have twice attempted to Get foot
S'n IN Scott County, but have each time been com.
psled 70 return with considerable loss. They are
Nv gathering In Knoxville Cherokee Indians. hop.
ISs they viii DO able 10 brD the people Of scott
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COURT CALENpAn-THu DAr

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,d lu,e.-Nos Co. g. IS o. TO 10 -, Il. knumers,ed
C.lrldsr-Nos IL, -, 90 D, 10 %, 81 &c 20 - ~ ,,oo
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e,l io, 2s 2s3 1913 21ag 2s 2I0i 2o5 2oc6 ans 2i'
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SUPREME CouRr -SPEClAL Trim. - Nos. ~
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srryRioR COuRr Part Mos. 3Jfl, l32',
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No. q, ~ il l1i1 1861, g 1885, 2gi. 1873 1896 go b.o
"a p, Ii-Nos ls,I ia5 1888 30 591 755 2OJ7, 2pIs
2oll 2O.J 20i aOi Pat thos iOl, 600 wv, .' 'o'
ana ?i8O gle, 2i8i, 20l, 2l9 2iso. 2i1, algh M,
CorEr or Cosmos PLEAs.Parf I.-Nos. ioll
t6oa IJg 1890 "a Ilu lo0l IU 0J Ilo, III Iil ~
100 40 Pert l-No. ca 80. isa ~, ~s 1915 81 w
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Arrived.

Ounbosi Ma..aehu,ett. o. g dratch, Com Cooper Port
Royal Msy 49, Charleston baI aud Bnfs s5 day and
Bark j. T.. MAID, 1bDe,. etanz9. May sugar to j. Z.
sd ., nsps obn cu,,, h..,sd.r 10,
Cork sailed Few dsyspreviousiy NAYS OF Cardero spoke
.elr Augusta Pspdson ,o unde;.,ood from tor Pesen.
Boston, neLce for Key West. Il days ont
Bark Venus, Atkinson Curacoa May goa, .sins specie
&c J. roukes Sous. The whaling schr. Weather Gaze
Small sailed lew days previous Oh cfuse had - bbls oil
Oh board.
master MAY r. at 81 b. loo. c. OS boarded brig p NJ
Tinker hence or sasus who kindly sDppied with some
Big VIM Mason Hatch Arroyo, T. r., Nsy !, srga, and
moss.es TO Miller Houst9n. May 3, lat 70 H. Ion % -
Poke big Ann (of D!by ~ 81 from Porto Cabe bound 20
big Lucy Darlins lBr Of Ylssau, y. ~, souger Nassau
hss pass to JO'eph Lnes' The brig Meteor TO- So''n
Bns Pe.ccek tof Ahchs psOn, Marquee p r., II day,
Bnc Judge Bauey tof BOaOn) cooHb' sasaa May H. su
sar TO Yites L Por,-rhed .
Brig sarah tsg. (of hschss, Rluba Arroyo p. H., Nay
Big Re.olrte, Gray Ponce r. May sugar to Wsydel
schr Gen C. C. Pipckusy (prizel Acting Master Dockrsy
OF guuboat Charleston Bar Nay She isonIy 81 TINS
stow 80 ie cotton uode d.cs -a has dec. loah Of ore s
cotton and ten bos rosn; Capt ocky stes ina. De his
three heavy gales lying 10 8 hours tiae without
shipping wss % as 20 vet the cotton on dees Wa, on ns
The lth i1.t and has bad onyt hours I'M "ind
durug passage the r. Is Quilt Of live oAk strong and sail,
trade the rivers between Cbareton and beaufort D. g.
ScLr. Dabonaeire (Br, OF ComgaisI Bradshaw, Back
River. Icgwo0d 70 Henry, DE Cordovd 70
Nav a. \ north edge Of the Gulf Stream picked mp
M with part " sails attached tth Of Caps Antonio, spoke
|. s bark An.ndi, cruising all well.
Scr Frances ODonnei Yera Cruz Apr H. hides, Gc, 20
c. ". Blossom on hey West spoke u ;. gunoost X H.
Cuyef cruising saw four r. ss,e. going into 'eIa Cruz
with tro0pi -
scar ID, della Tone Jones' Yorktown ia ballast to u S
OrartermssteT.
schr Wiley (of Cutler Psr.t FeIandins, Fs % dsys
yellow pine TO q. A. Van Blacom.
scn Arlington, Murch. Ssus May .. sugar to S,urses
Chairman Co.
schr Ocean Wave tBr). Fleweng, *. John, y. b. md
Bridgeport, Is days, bags TO i. !. MENUS SOB.
Sent Saxon. Cassidy Georgetown d. g., days, four 1c
to Merrill Abbott.
schr Ellen Forester (of Glouce-r) Rhosdes ST. johns
P. r., H.Y g. sugar TO Peck i Church.
schr. Mary susan tBrl -, Elueheru days fruit, tc
10 Jane, Douglas.
sohr Msdonna CocLrane, Eilabethport for Boston
Schr y ptuue. Nuttor. Elizsceihgort for Boston.
ScAr 4. r. Jones OsleOInO, Li.zsbeshpors for Boston
schr Carroll, Crocker Eiz,bethpoit for Boston.
schr Protection. Davis EiIabeihport for Boston
sohr. j. A. Btyles Thompson, Baltimore day., coal
S,enmsr w. +. Broolne. Foster. baDore indse. 10 W IN
DailsL
Khkpauics -
Steiner Stevens adams, Baltimore. mise to William Ds
Eel.
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FROM PORT ROYAL.

The L. S. dispatch gun6oat Massachusetts,, Com.
Cooper arrived here on Monday morning from Port
ROYAL 18Th inst, viz Charleston Bar and Bulls Bay,
and 50 hours from Fortress Monroe. She has on
board 10 prisoners from various prizes which were
taken of Charleston by the BlockadIng Squadron,
ana II sick aud wounded feamen from the fleet.
Tho following is lit If her ofcers:
Master. Oreyi Acting Matter. Mot Il. WetmoI. and
lifete'u Masters Ma r.. Cox; Paysster J. :. cd
Asss,lnt SUI w Hutohins Chief b. sneer
No NIfw, i.t ASH. t Ergueor. H. tTo; I'd A. slstGns
E1,ineer a. Clsppi laymasier's Clerk J. a. Nindslp.
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REBEL MOVEMENTS IN ARKANSAS.

Since the departure Of Gen. Curtis from South
West Missouri, the Rebels in North Western
rkansas have been embroidered to renew their
operations. Letters from Cassville, dated the 9TH
Inst, state that al attack from Rebel force was
hourly expected. The Union force at Cassville was
unCer command of Major Hubbard, who had six
pieces Of artillery, with which be was confident OF
hi- ability to defend the place. 1t wac reported
that there Were 1000 Texans and 800 indiana near
Bentcnviilc, Ark, lrtparing 10 advance into Nis-
souri, IL addition TO this there are bands Of manu-
ders rowing along the Arkansas border, committing
depredatioLs. st. Louis News, 10th.
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following the Texans continued The retreat, and,
wonld seem, were allowed TO retire soutbwardly


without further nolesration.
Es0a jAe SANTA RI G0i<l.t, dffa ~
SHOT.
One Of the Colorado volunteers, whose name we
did not Iearn was tried by Court Martial at Fort
Onion few days ago for iGsubordination, found
guilty ana condemned ~ &c sbot. The sentence
wac duly executed.
RETURNED.
Col Street and j. Howe Watts, esq, VINO went
10 the States ia January, have returned 10 SANTA
Re. TIE latter arrived at Fort Union while the
Texans were in this city, aud in the capacity OF Ana
to Col. Slough wac in the engagement AT Vale \
Rancho (GloIieta) where he rendered efficient seT-
vice.
TEXAN PRISONERS,
Last Wednesday the Texan prisoners, numbering,
we believe about hundred that had been collected
in Santa re, were sent 10 Fort UUion under an es-
cort commanded by Capt. Chacon OF tie New MeA-
lean volunteers. What disposition will re made Of
them at or their arrival Ut the Fort We have not
learned.
THE FLAG.
Ga Monday last the Stars and Stripes were raised
III the Plaza by the citizens of Santa f6. Their zee
appearance was heartily greeted by the crowd which
ascend ed TO witness the ceremony. Capt. Jose
Stna's comrany Of volunteers fred q salute as the
flag assembled the mast and great animation peryaded
the spectators.
j. Howe Watt, esq, being called upon, responded
in brief and patriotic address, which was received
with loud applause.
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County to terms. One hundred and thirty have
arrived IL il prop0eed 10 make mn six onmpan,ea

consisting partly Of whites and partly of Indans
il remalns I" be seen wbelpr they will be suecess
ful. At Ills camp have been very Hospitality re-
ceiNed; lear ard dear relative coulc moi be treated
more kindly.
T. S.-Last Friday week two clergyInen in my
Immediate vcioity were arrested, and similar fate
awaited me. left in consequence of it, and expec,
10 etay in The vicinity Of the Gap I'LL can return 10
my family.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.."."..M.Y I,
Cleared.

ship-sou.h America, Lincoln, Sydney, N. s. w, J"
Cameron. $780,, ID.
Brg.--Emiiy Fisher Stsp,s, Poin Pe're Na'sble \ ;,
r. Rsynsw Elizabeth OBJ Ban-hs s. Johns n r. h.
Small; Trenton Attelon Washington {. Z J. Pttefs IT.
Mary, Breyoor Point P.tre. Brett, son Co Cosmos
Talbot, st Jago Simpson CaDp; Courier lBEl james
Bsthurst, w. G. A.. bierwith kock9h ~
ScbooDers-SusAn Isry. Taylor Newport masters Ellen
louisa. Snow Newsy.D s. IL. y apnsrd; Nssonic Perry
Bangor u. r. Book & Co \ r. Hays Robinson, Phadel
Iiia snd Wilmington, j. W Mckee IT. George tBrl PENS
Ton Msyagnel Daniel TrOwbdse. MsxOu Rogers, fseon
Havana ma'isr; John Walker Bunnel Art qua w J.. q.
J. KuoI III Dorado Cole, kiuab ,hpoTi, Brett Son Co
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STONINGTON LINEsior Boston, via GRO-
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