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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02
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81. Sergt. Crockett A 55 Butler C S.
w Grover Cav. II Lester II 70. A Ja-
cobs rs Fl Keller X 6I Scott d 3D. S
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LOT. Ran d 81. N s Davis II Baty A
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" Borden g 70. NJ L Buchwater A rs. G
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30. Fl Nichols II 8. r Creighton A IS. w
Grant rs A Peck L So. L Doke B S. S NJ
Manaway C 81. N Mnnicl1 G Sc Corp Faux
ner n 66' CorpA Haft f oT = Nickel r rs : G.
W Webb II 70. t w Brown rs Marsh G
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N Fash | l. r r Woods F | cav sergt W s
Woodruff e |. Il P Eddy B l. II Wheeler 2.
l. Brands II g. P Grooms p 8. Fulhert X g.
G II McNaughtou | g. "A Martin d s. WH Hol-
den 8. w Weller A g. A phifer Is. G Nc
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phrey G l. N Briggs | cav. j p Johnson K |
cav Tuttle I. d Grady g w Stone I.
" A Lockhart Is. corp G A Evans D II. N
Snow II.
NEW JERSEY.
IN r Magic |, L Dackerman D. G Cotton
K, corp Carall X, N Pettinger d, Cra-
ner +, L Dickie A, A G Clements A, Groont
/, A Dougherty H. ] Bell b, NJ Laughlin II
] Alternately D. Z w Liudcr II, z Fay f. ]
GRAY c. S NJ Woods d, S Mathews F. + Pur-
cell d, T Startn E, T A Heddon B, NJ Whit
more l Art'y, JOS Holly X Cav + shep-
herd / Cav, V Robins K /, ] Lewis F /, H
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VIRGINIA
S Paterson B /. II Bland l. NJ Crits L /
Cav. J R Mason G 7. f Parks X l. W Smith G
Is. W Haekworth 5, l. Fonngens c l. T Hop
kins L. w II Il Quinby + 2. ] NJ Reay A O. NJ
Anvil E2. E GWEN 4 2. ] Kennedy D s.
L Kelly 3.
WISCONSIN
Isaac Coates II I, J Cahilf G 9, f Brant 2
d Dcnwoode G 7, + Brunster 2, RutlidgC
8, p Holenbcck A. c Neiman A 5, s Colt
rell H 6, w S Curryl I
CONNECTICUT.
ga NJ Thorp A. IL S n Chaplin G., \ Hale C.
IA J McCauly A. l6 j 5 Granger e.. II J H
Launsburg r, A Allen A. r Donnelly {, corp
w E Baldwin c, q Kelley K. Il Gray F.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Q J Ordway p. 6 sergtR Walker G, VI Redion
~-, Il Glough d, 10 corp B Flanders Il. II J.
w Ladd X, G Hastings 2.
DELAWARE,
Price f 2, r Palmatory A 2, w II Coombs
4 ., GG'Harro + 2, | Miller 4 2, J NJ Reeves /
2, w II M'Mullen B 2,
MARYLAND,
A Kirk Art Thistle II 2, w Somers 2,
] Brummie 2, Sergt q $ Ellington II Purnel!
Legion, Sergt f Oswold Purnell Legion,
INDIANA,
s Smith 10, D Ellison TO- Mercer G 3,
CIV Wheeler F 90, G Hughes G 20, G II Mil
Ter Goa,
SHARP SHOOTERS,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02

TIE following is list of the soldiers re-
turned to their regiments from the hospital
at this place. ON the Oath and 9th of last
month:
RETURNED NOVEMBER path.
Sergt w Gold E4N ]. T Maxwell f VT. S
Dempain G aus. Black X u S Art. NJ Chat
fer s VT. Cassidy D 40. Neat A Berdan s s
P Smith F 81 Pa Kasser B q S cav. II
Sprowls IS Pa n Gamble B 81 Pa. ] Moore Il
AM. w Wheeler FL s art TT Tnll II ny
NJ Harrington K , 9 s. 8 Allen " 3NY. j r
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02

On the morning of the 10Th ult., body
of Rebel cavalry, said to be sixty strong,
entered PoolsviIle, Nd, seized Messrs.
CHERRY and SERGEANT, the Government
telegraph operators there, in bed; paroled
them, and permitted them to telegraph their
mishap to Washington.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02
For the Gazette.


Mr.. PRINTER ar:-It is fair to pre-
sumo that the late order of the Chief Mag
istrate of the United States to the army
and navy, published in your last number
relative to the observance of the Sabbath)
has been generally read. Believing such
to be the fact, is it not plain insubordina-
ion. that in defiance of this order, men be-
onging tothis Post should be found not
just outside the lines, roaming up and
Town the creeks, hunting and Shooting on
aid day? It is not only an insult to the
President but tran1piing under foot the
)lainest injunctions of religion and moral-
ty. Does not our guard enforce military
order? X.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02

Answer to last weeks Enigma, "Gene~
raj Philip Kearney"
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

that Independent Of being steamer with vcry power
gu engine she Is fast saer and need not 90 into port
for years being able to supply herself with all necesss
ries from the prizes she takes Unless caught very soon
- viii undoubtedly prove to bc terrible scourge 70
sus commerce. Before burning his prizes Captain
semmes takes possession of all the nautical ins'ru
ments and such supplies as his vessel may need he
has great mania for chronometsrs and telescopes OF
which ne has large variety all takenrcm the various
Confederate s,a,.. - very careful to
~ america, ana ssy. ~-essing
do nothing in voluon OF the articles II var, exp
great pride of his commission.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
Person al Intelligence.

:, sident Lincoln In, returned to the metropolitan
~ she viii remain for short time previous to
,,av;bs far va 'Aingtsn
ro, por n q IKE fancy, the vcnerablc chet justice
90 Tho ,r6,,aa Sta, Is Supreme Court slightly ~ al ms
residence in Wasn NJ ton For many weeks pssi ms
health has been remk oly a gGSa and @ his Present Illness
h,a sea, IN he bench at the opening the
anproach,n@ session Of ,he court over which he has
long and so houoraby peA aeo.
Governor Yates, Of ninoiz left she st. Nicholas Hotel
yesterday for Washington.
Governor Morgan and Thuriaw v sed left the Assor
House yesterday for Washington
Captain Pearson, OF California, y Fl AeSin and !; y
Moore, Philadelphia; J. N. WinssA, OF ocnhat Coo
j. Davis Of Milwaukee, and r. Atelce " we United
States Army, stopping at the Metro ooitau dotei
Major Gen. N. P. Banks asd wife, Col. b @ Botler and
Mrs William H. Seward and daughter, ,of Washington,
Hon. John p Hale Of Dover, y. H.. Hon, = . Morgan,
Aurora; Hon. c. G. Myers OF Ogdensburg,' Hon. - r.
Rexford OF Norwich; Hon. George Ashnan, Of Sp.tcg
field Mayor Fargo and w. B. Peck of Buffalo; COL Cook
of kingston c. NJ Bingham, OF Ciaremon J. T. Ames, of
Chcopee n. s. Wilson and J. c. Fargo and wife, Of Ch
cago and G. ~ Grer, Of Goshen aFs stopping at tho AS
tor House,
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
Arrivals and Dcparturcsy
ARRIVALS.


LIVERPOOL smshp City Of Bsltin,ore-J Prssgnan,
lady four chiidren, infant ana nurse jeffrey Toft
aan James Jacob Issac Alfred Sellers Mons DE
Drury WIN Hopkins lady. MCMILLAN and lady, Nc.
LqS ay on and Msss WIN Rsra @a rnd
Mitchell, Mr. Farquhar ventosa, Er Wilcox BALDWIN,
as S ss a
:Ias zsssS Ssy oSsiy ny J SqSsa s
Fisher, i Smith. Wallace aud lady. Mrs Foste, Mrs
voisin. Laycock and lady Rev Mareu.shn, lady and
lady Tickle lady, Mr. De Bruycker, Mr. Won Lauvc,
Thomas McDowan Bashansll-and 232 in the steerage
Enthusiastically New York; Boiken and lady, Prof
Duckwi.x Caroline Loyenz Theo Aches and family John
Irwin vellerein Clemens Fischer, Wallis and lady, l.
asyer sna be Bnsy Geo A chas and
family, uraud Mr. Deming. Mr. De Portalba Mr. Reliant
NKw OaLEASs-SteamshipM Marion Mrs Moore Mrs smith,
Mrs. Ursdon son. child and nurse Mccall Thomas Ca
Ss: Ssa R.e Lsrnn Men,somrry Mrs.
Rowe and servant, Mrs stroud. JAS CALDWELL and
srysn, Bell lady and purss mrs hs and sss sausaMsr Mr.
Mrs Reed Mrs. 9sysns aud x cld Mrs wassnap Mrs
% and two children Hafsy o.EfoTd, Miss siersrgsr
Miss WsinLslner, Daniel Govern. Il Goldsten. Van
Read MRS Thorpe, Rea!ard, bearer Despa,chs.
70 French Consul Brown Mrs kooin:on infant and
sno Tschsr Mrs Wm Cooper, M. Paine sn4 child
Mrs Z Brigham, Mrs Red. Mis- Thorp. Mrs AIKEN
Children on
Haas Dodge mesT sgs l.r
STATE, Nssy 1s1s sorrsy Grams. Vim Bliss srn.Hsn
S., n: r.yh. ssrs lysVs wams
sassr, Q nss: and J II Baxter.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
Arrival OF Another Prize steamer.

The Ango-rebel steamer Caroline, formerly the Art
zona arrived at Philadelphia the evening OF Tuesday
She captured by the United States gunkoat Mont
gomery about ninety miles southeast Of Pensacola, on
the afternoon OF the 28th u after exciting chase or
about six hours She was built by Harlan Hoins
WORTH a. Wilmington Del in 1859 and was employed in
the Southern trade.
The following is list Of the prize officers in charge o.
her
Acting Etsigd--W 0. Putnam, Prize Master
lSecosd ASsistont E,,gfHesr-B. G hampton,
Third Assistant Eagineers-J Rensbaw, James Waters.
Actiaq ASSISTANT Slage0n-W. H. Wescott.
A. tsster,s Mals,-J. X. Howell, VIM. Mcihvheny.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
Arrival or the Ono Hundred a~x Eany-

Arrival Of the Ono Hundred ANN Ffnys
sixth Regiment, ~. Y. =. v.
Tho above regiment arrived In this city yesterday
morning and are nowqurssrea at the Park Barracks.
Tho regiment yet full but onpsSs 70 ,,o %
days BY y. seoss.!sa 81 two companies 1'a s'a1S'
- .olowing are the Smoors-
Field and sss.s-tQl9pel. Erasius Cooke; Ieutenan,
Colonel Jacob sharp; Major, Proctor cowes sutant,
Howard Cooke; QuaTtermaster, Samuel Coyksndal Sur
geon, DIR. Edward Percy First Assistant Surgeon Dr G.
Q. Smith; Second Assistant Surgeon, William webster
Non -C0nlnisioneh Stdf-Sergeant Major, Albert j.
Smith; Quartcrmaster Sergeant, Robt. Van Wasgener
Commissary Sergeant, 8 H. b. Schoonmaker Drum Ma
jor James W. Noble; Hospital Steward, o. W. Van Duzor
Color Sergeant 49, link.
Capains--Ferdnand Griggs, Thos. Fowler, w. Van
Waggoner Alfred Nea1e, NJ. Eiven G. NJ Baxter Gorham
Bell John Donaldson.
First Lieutemants-Peter A. Ls!evre, r. Barry, r. J..
Bailey j. T. Frear Alfred Cooley Isaac L. signer, Ernst
Zeng.
Second Lie,stendns-reter Fitting, Jacob Hssbrork.
Alex. Elting, w. Stedman, Johannes Leeyre, Mitchell
Benedict 7. J. Rumble, w. I. Purdy
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

DAcIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. :. 80,
NEW foEK, Nov. ~. ls61
Al the annual election held this day, al the OH " me
Company, the following gentlemen were Unanimously veos
ed ~ Hoard OF Directors for the ensuing year =
william II. Aspinwali, Fredercs -. y oicoh
Charles A. Davis, nowatu tosss,
sara,.aI ~ co,,,stock William pennstoun,
Tho nav Hoard consists OF tha members The prevt
Gus Board with the exception Of d. ~ Ahen' ESQ, "hs
declined a renonlnatton .,-..,.-u .nua,n...a .ca
William Dcnnistoun, ESQ, was therefore nomnssa ny
eierird a. well known representatives. of nrxe oa~A "
stockhoders la tee COMPANY,
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
.,llowing aFN the bmcora:-
Military Affairs in New York.

Major II. Robinson has been invited by some OF our
leading citizens to deliver a lecture on Cavalry" AS
all patriots and soldiers take grcat interest in this
important subject and the Major delivers the lecture for
the benefit of the sick aud wounded soldiers anci-
pate for him ded house. The invitation and adver
tiscment will be found under their proper heads.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

Prizes Cashcd in All LcgaIizcd Lotferfei
and info lion qiveu JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
ii Wall street. room No. l. New York
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

Royal Havana Lottcry.-A Premium of
I2i. ar &c mt paid on prizes Information furnished High.
est price paid for doubloons, American gold aud silver
TAYLOR 4 CO, Bankers, 10 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
,mc,arDro wing. or the Delaware state

DKLAwARR. EXTRA CLASS is5--November IL, 1862.
20, j, :, 81, 10. IS, rs. 81, 63, IL, B, ., o.
DELAWARE CLASS 3s0-November ~ 1852.
46. 10, "A, rs, As, "a. 81, 90, 27. 81, AZ, 20, ID
- JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.,
Xlmmgton. Deaware.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

Official rnwings or the Library Asso.
catIon Company Lottery OF Kentucky.
CLASS No. 3ss-Noyember IL, 1882
26, "a, "a, A, 40, So, A. IL. g, 80, SO, IA, 20.
Class No. 3S6-Noyomberl2, 1862 -.
IL, g., Z, ~, 76, 70, IA, II, ~, IL, l3, 66, al.
for c"cuass &C. ~ Fp AScE A co Covnrton Rv
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

OMciaI Drawings or Murray, Eddy s.
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTucKY. KxrRA CLASS 53I-Sovember ~, 1852.
%, 25, 2, So, 4S, A, AZ, %, IL, "a, 81, 6S, &c.
KxHrucxY. CLASS 53s-November II 1859
IS, u, 70, ~. %, IS, 81, So, 81. 5f 81, 20, 16
Circulars free Of charge by addressing either
MURRAY EDDY CO.,
Covington, KY. or ~. Louis. No.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

Eight Cartes dc Visite for &1-Equnl 60
the best made BALCHs. 233 Greenwich st., Barclay.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
The Recent Arrest for Countcrfeiting.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

AMERICAN BANK NoTE COMPANY,
NEw YORK, Nov. II, 1862.
The statement in the HERALD Of this morning that Geo.
White who has been arrested courcrfci,er, was for
mery in the employment Of the American Bank Note
Company, mistake. The individual referred 10 was
never In the employment Of this company Very respect
fury, yours, Sc., TRACY r. EPSON, President.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

Removal OF tho United states Army Pay.
masters once.
The United statcs Army Paymastcrs Office has been no
moved from No state street 10 No 90 Blcccker street
for both the regular aAa volunteer ssss'
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

n Cartes de visite, 81, at Vaughan's, 22s
Bowery equal 70 any In Broadway for SS. NotceGsiery
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
roo LATr ron TI.Alssrr77CAT;IoN.

AT LARGE AND ENrH IsIAi3rJC AssExBLAG1
"A OF the citizens o New York, csxnposing Peoples
Union Association. held at wsEht fo s5A Brsadway, ON
Wednesday evening, Noverasf H. ~ motion of
Alderman W Wtlian W aish, aIAnns Susfy
Resolved. That thu reopsts Union Assocatisn b.
evug that the once OF 0ounsei Corporation OF the
city New Yorx would De shct m,y honorapy ana aseta
y Richard Oaortsan. Esa., hereby In accord
with the general aud ed ei desire Of siukens
him for and pbsge ourselves 70 use our test ell
forts his eIesaon 10 Fat onnce. .
Resolved That the prscced ss this Association in the
Mr.. Rsshsfd d Above meui.Oned
aud Secretary JOHN KERR, Chairman
w. Srcf
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

DoNTIN,s HOTEL. "a FRANKLIN STREET, THRE
doors from Taylors saio.0, The IatAonir MecLn1
bcd mis- evening and Monday and SatnrdAy Firsl
class aud amate talent always present Come
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
III URRAH Foa Nee fELLAS.

TT URRAH FON. McC LILLIAN.
III Mcclellan usnocr atlc Union Club, OF the Twenty.
. fscoud ward -.
large ana " sAau ss meeting q ls sSoys G,as
street on Monday xennE November TO- ai'si wv
men Of IVY new m smbers the following rsoa'os "e'e
Fst-On rssscr Of Patrick Kelly and seconded BY over
Resolved That we take pleasure .s no party or ss, &C
ton meu) 70 in oduoe suhrgs ot tre ces me
ward The OF Jeremiah Crowley, Tor
Aasrnsn A. war; ~ tnr ra,r1nr H. rov. AMONGST us
for many y@ rs As the most unoouded integrity
and truth a an uunnching advocate OF right ana
equality their attitudes tha, we Are smooldened
lie will ways and advocate Tor his eonstit"ensh
l elected T. hat honorable position.
By xcCarthy That this meeting adjourn Gil frday even
Sif r.a = JOHN DUGGAN,
sns1' Chairman.
VIM HEAGERTY,
Secretary.
wM SHIELDS,
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

Fredrlcks & Co.'S New Gallery, ITO
Fifth avenue, between Twenty second and Twenty third
streets Cares de vsc "a per doxen large Photographs ST.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

r.
FsSsS nonas Chs I:aas tS.i:
ssTs HS.. % bo.s:s eaasss
sss sspy m s,s
T., TAyr ysV Wams SpsqPS aS'n
B sassr Q hss: and J ii Baxter. ''''''
oMsial DrswSings OF Id,,... Iasray, Eddy s.
KHsruckr. KxraA Class as1-Seyember "a, 1852;
2s a sS A. a. 81 % In "a IL I iss, g. ss
35, u, 10, a. %, rs, 81, Sc, 81. 81, 81, 90 l6
Circulars sent free OF b ssaTs'nB asr
Covington, KY. or 81. Louis. No.
Omcial Dra wingso OF the Delaware state
Delaware. Extra CLASS iss--Noycmber u, 1862.
~ bri.Sasn. Il wal v GAS, ass sso-sosember H. isss =
46. l6, "A, rs, As, 81. 81, 81, 27 81, AZ, 40, ID.
'''''''' '''' = JOHN A. NORRIS 4 co.
OmciaI Dra wings OF the Library Asso.
citation CompanYs LotierJ Of Ksn.ueky., :, ,,.,
ae, 81, "a, q. a. ss, q, L; s. ~. 50, a. 90
II, o. 27. 76, 70, IA, Il, ~, Il, IL, 60, Al.
.'' '''''''' r FRANCE 4 co, covias,on. Ky
Prizes Cashcd in All Legaiized Lotteries
and information given. 49, JOSEPH BATES sEosey Broke
Royal Havana Lottcry.-A Premium OF
~ Ter cent paid % On gs ss fasnssd aa s.
TAYLOR co, Bankers, i6 Wall street.
Eight Cnrtes dc visite for SI-Equal 60
the made. BALcH's 2ss Greenwich st.. cor Barclay
n Cartesde visite, 81, at vaughan's, a2s
Bowcry; equal 70 any In Broadway for & Noce-Gsllery
hfst floor.
Fredricks & Co.'S New Gallery, l70
streets cares de- vsc per do1en large Photographs ST.
-------------------------
MIR. Banvard, the Artist, at the Hfstori-
cal soss Rooms read. paper n: ssssns 9n the %
ancient times Will be used Ia Illustration
Grover Il Bakers Celebrated Noiseiess
sewing Machines lodged TO es superior 70 a
At s95 Broadway, New York
There Are Many Probably Una ware Of
ma n.y street Clean towels abundance and
twenty nye OF the talented artists empoyed no walt
ea ,s rsspecsfui, soicited By VIM L. rRocH Manager
R.echelor'a Hair Dys-she best I'm ths
Jss and perfumers every Factory 81 BHrcsy stree
Crssts.loro's Hair Dye, Prcse rvativc and
wiz depot wholesale and RETAIL No. Aslor House Th
Dye 10 applied by experienced artists
|
wigs. Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeinf
and Moidavia Cream, for boautifying the hair, ~ w.
BATCHELOEs, Is Bond streel
uiil. InisnItnhlc Cutter cG Hair ans
whskers Hair Dye % cents black or brown. Depot M
Use Mi1ler's Hair Dye anA Invigorator
Dye Soc Inxigoaor 25c. Sold by duggsts everywhere.
Trusses and supporters-As Marsh'a
OF broadway and Ann street. under Barnums NJ
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyelng
and Modavia Cream, for bcauufyng the hair, ~ w. A.
RATCHELORs, 10 Bond street
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

Hiil, InisnItnhlc Cutter q Hair and
wbskers Hair Dye % sens black brown. Depot No.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

Use Mi1ler's Hair Dye anA Invigorator.
DYE Soc Invgorator 25c Sold by drugglsts
Trusses and Supporters-At Marsh's,
broadway and Ann street. under Barnums Mu.
scum. A lady attendant
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

side guns three each side, sixty eight FOUNDER
and one one hundrepounder rfsd The two latter are
pivot guns Her officers and crew number something
over ono hundred about twenty Of whom officers
they seem anxious get recruits soliciting the or
the urscs they take to Join them, but In which, think,
they have been most unsuccessful.
Tho Alabama f2o0) sailed from Terccira, one Of the
was,mn Islands on or about the goth OF August last
hers she had arrived short time previous from Liver.
d having escaped the United states sioopofwar Tus
csr3ra. lying OF that port In walt for her. AZ
pea s We can gather, she destroyed several whaers
II ,hs peirhbothood Of the Western Islands, landing
m olcers anu crews about one hundred and thirty In
humber at Flores another Of the Western Islands, Pur-
suing course nearly due west she next feh u wn In
latitude a. longitude the two FIRST class merchant
ships Brilliant and Emily fanham, from New York for
Liverpool The former she burned and TO the other (ths
Emily Farnhaml she transferred number OF prisoners,
and parong oil board let her proceed, on condition
she would 10 direct TO her destination uivsrpooD.
whether she did not rem aims to DO
We estimate that 81 900 900 worth Of ships and pro-
psry have thus far been destroyed by the prvateer It
seems TO be tho intention OF Captain scmmes hover
around the neghborhood or the ports OF New York and
directly in tile track Of all outward bound vessels
until he thinks The Of his depredatious way v
erpool pcr Emily Farnham will reach Now York. destroy
,rr in the meantime by drc every vessel he meets
such M he may require temporary cartes them be.
fore running close nto shore and burning the
liphtships OF Boston, New York and Philsdclpha.
His plans seem 10 DO we'll laid and we have no doubt
he \ W do an immense deal or mischief to our commerce
within the next three weeks particularly is the
seasu tor the valuable grain shipments TO Europe which
all our nne American merchantmen engaged. The ad
vantage tho Alabama has th, Sumter Is In tho fac,
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

MIR. Banvard, the Artist, mt the Hfstori-
cal Society Rooms reads paper this evening on the sea Of
Galllee1 grand historical Landscape OF the Sea- In
ancie at times Will be used Ia Illustration.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-23
MTaircs Al SreSericf, nh.

lSFe8tnosPrlUe peo PptlaOelppI1 Sn1nFtrI
BrebertG, q. Stt., 10 ubr Nbenbs,
gBG6reno Der ueult@en SnSalton Der Nebelen
In u~nieren @taat uabm Die 5rau zines Bun
b~espff3ters, wel9er bel Der Nptuntac Some
@uarD fe6t, gesen 80 8i9Isn, wel9e unlereu
@plDaten geb6rteu, meg unO trus tie in etnen
8sriGlag in WtatnfraBe, oamit le ni9t in
Die 6dnDe Der Asbeaen seratbsn lolten. Otele
9atrtpttn 1T Die 6rau DeS 9ieut. @rpfp. SIR
@atrtOttsmns mar Der 0egeutanD Der Inter
battung In Der lebtsn Wc9e. 6eute Ino bte
8GAlen naA @a1biugtpn perI6ift mprben /.
Capt. 9sH, YrOfoBnarl9al BON Sarpers
GerrY, tpeIAer bon ben Nebellen In Der Ndbs
bon @barlestOpn sefungen genOmmen pnrpe,
bat 1pn lt& 9Sren laiIen. Or be1tnDet li9 In
gutter @eIunObett 3u Ni@mOnp.
2teut. 6otpe 1T iebt acting D~rpfUBmarlaaG
so 6arper6 TerrY.
Die unterlu6uns segen Or. Morsan tpur>
be teute fOrtgeleBt. Sc tpurbsn bret 3eueen
berbGrt, tpelAe fart eesen ben Doctor lpreaen.
@S if eine @pmmtGfon CUR Nbl4abung les
@9aDenS, Den bic 8unOestrnppen anoertGtet
9abea, etnselsbt wOrOeu: Dtelelbe belfebt aus
Sol. 9spts y. 8udlep, @apt. Sames q. 8etts
unO @apt. 8oOtbtp. Dtel el6e wtrb 3 Sage
In Stsun9 letn.
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Aus 4rfaniaS.

ct. 9outs, Fl. Oft. SIN 5auptquar-
tier einsetauG sns DepsI6en aus SeIena, Art.
pom II. bs. MitS. melOen, pab Naes rue
btg mnO pie 5Ortiftattpnen fat SOllsnDet
feten.
Der Nebeaens@ eneral 9Clmes lGidte benz
General Gar unter elmer 8afenltiufanbS=
Raqoe einem 8rief, fooein CT fdIl4ltGer gGeiIe
be6auptet, baB Die 6Gperalen Die Neser In
Mrfanlas bepafneu, unS Oase9en prUte-
Ittrt.
Sen. Carr antwOrtete (O9leid, OaB OieS
ntGt wabr lrt i'm @egentbetl leten Die foe
ralen 5ruppen ba3u psrpenret worben, BITE
@eaer gu entpnfnen 1np leten babel bon
@mertaas angegrtfen unD ctr She'll eefangeM
oenummen por6en. Sen, Carr fIet btn3u:
Seas tntmer bts 9pItttf metnes rgmMaBRtFeB
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Mua Bpfpm.

8ORon, 81. Ott. Der S0Ouner v8.
6. BERN" Capt. @eaper, BON Bottom nad9
philadelphia, i&laB ssItsrn BET 9anofer6isf
S6ual uni. Der Captain unD Der Steparo
ertranfen. Der S9Uoner batte 1870 3enrsn
8eoiter uno wurpe i'm Sabre 1852 0sbaut ;
er 0ebSrte mad Morristown, 81. s.
Der SGUensr vNomtral 8lafe," pel4er
unter Den Spfsrn peS @traten Semmes auf~
eefibrt wurSe, 1T wpblbebalten In Sippican
angefommcn. @r bat bic uNlabama" gar
nt6t 3u @e1iGt befcmmen.
0cuoetneur Mnbrelp BAT einen 8rief 9ee
IGrieben, NORM er Die atermali9e Nomination
Der &spublitaner fit pa5 @Ouperneursam mt
annimmt. @ie man tGrt, miro 8risape>
aencral DepenS Die Domination Der ReppIe's
Union Yartet fir ba0elbe @mt anpe9'
men.
Nbemos. Gin Brtsi pom Sen. Ospen8
norm er Die Domination gum @puperneul
anninmt, m'rD bente Abenb perDfent.
lt6t.
Das g., 5. unp A. MaG. 9test. rerDer
liA mpr9en per Dampfsr mad Nspbern GIN
fhifen.