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INTERESTING FROM the GULF.
Arrival of the Steam Gunboat
Mercedita.
What She Has DOno In the
Gulf.
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HEB CAPTURES VALUED At Sl,sOO,OOO.
a. ~~>>~~~~~~~~~~>~~~>~~~
THE CASE OF THE BERMUDA.
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WHERE SHE WIS CAPTURED.
our REY WEST CORRESPONDENCE,
&cs &c.. 10.
HER CAPTURES VALUED AT a.sOo,o0o,
THE CASE OF THE BERMUDA.
WHERE SHE WIS CAPTURED
our REY WEST CORRESPONDENTS,
&c.s &c., 10.

The United States steamer Mercedta, Commander
Steilwsgsn, arriveds at this port yesterday MORN
ing, having left Key West July 49, She went in COM
mission December 8, 1884, at the Brooklyn Navy YaTd
and after eight months active SERVICE returns FOR
slight repairs, which could not be ade at Key West
she has been three months bloskadng duty four
months in very active cruising during which time her
have attained very high proficiency Of drill with
small arms, battery aud other exercises.
For some time she stationed or Passa poutre, in
company with the gunboat wnoaa, whcre by their
eeasng activity they prevented any Of the numerous feet
or steamers New Orleans from leaving, with their valu
able cargoes by that pass. observations were made
almost daily, in tagboats from New Orleans, Of the
chances Of escape through this pass One attempt
ade three vessels OUT but they forced to be
run ashore and destroyed by burning. this pass she
w,a joined by the Brooklyn and they succeeded
in capturing the valuable steamer Magnolia.
At the time or the formation Of the two Gulf squadrons
shis vessel was attached 70 the Eastern division
dsred 70 Apalashicoh
The particulars OF the capture OF that place. together
With vessels hree of which burnsd) by this
vessel and ths gunboat Sycamore, have been made
public This event placed in possession one OF the
most important points In Florida.
Proceeding to Key West, she was assigned cruising
ground on Abaco, where in four months she captured
three vessels Of aggregate value Of 81 among
thsm Che notorious Bermuda and earned for herself the
title Of "The Terror Of the Gulf"
The health OF the officers and has been good Her
sepas will probably be completed In two three weeks
when il is presumed she viii reon the Gulf squadron.
the passage from Key West she spoke the following
vessess-July 2S, steamer Parkersburg, from New Or
Ssans bound into Key West; same day, latitude "a 90
longitude 80 50, steamer Suwanse from Philadelphia for
New Orleans day sOmbrero, bearing north fifteen
miles; 0uasemuian schooner Emlias de Yabel, from
aruxilio for New York, fifteen days out.
fbs following Is . list Of her oicers:-
CbmMander-HeDry 8. Stellwagcn.
Lie,aeaaxs and Executive Otfcer-Trevett Abbott.
Acting 1ast1s-Chas. B. Wilder, Chas. H. Baldwin, F..
}. Cover, John Dwyer.
Acting Assistant Sssrgeon-C. Fl. Mason.
Acting Asskont r sayrn1ster-T. C. Stelwagen.
8entor EaJiaer-Alex Daig.
ActiSs Third Assistant Engneers-S. Rockefeller, J. A.
Munger, T. Martin.
Cuptain's CT rk-G =. Randall.
ACTING Aassys' Aatos-G. A. Stcrns. E. Rogers
Paymdster's CIeTk-Augnstus Perrot.
Hospitdl Steto1rd-G. Bcarse
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The designs for the postage stamps TO be used
rency adopted on Wednesday last, and In
the hands Of tho engpaver. They o. cur demo.
limitations, viz:-Five ten, twenty i've and hfty
They will all be printed the paper that the
Treasury notes printed and will be ready FOR deli
very in ten twelve days.
The Ave cent will be two and nvc-eghths inches long
and inch and three quarters widcAcoor brown.
On the upper corners will be the denomination, in
white figures dark ground. In the CENTRE occu
pying the position Of vignete, will be the five
postage stamp with o ngurc "5s in gcome,rcal Lathe
work on each side.
The twenty nves will be the the above except
that the vgnete will be five i've cent stamps overlapping
each other, and the bill be three inches long.
The ten cent will be the length and breadth
as the nve--color green. Tho ten cent stamp viii
form the vigns,te, with "l0" each side the same
tho five cent bill and in all other respects i
will Be the same.
Tho frties will be in conformity with the ns
and the vignets will be ave ton cent stamps eTppng.
Over designs above described will be the words
Postags stamps furnished by the Assistant Treasurers,
and designated Deposarss Of the United States' and
under them Rsceivable for postage stamps any Post
Occ" In the middle OF the lower part Of the notos will
be "U. g." in large letters.
Large figures lin lathe work) denoting the demon
tiou win be the the back Of each stamp"
"note," surrounded by the words "Exchangeablc for
United by any Assistant Treasurer dcsg.
mated United States Dcpostary not less than
dollars Receivable In payment Of all dues the United
States less than ave dollars. Act approved Juy IL,
1862"
The win DO executed n the highest style Of the
art and every possible precaution will be taken pre-
vent counserfeiting.
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Rebel Raid ON Ca N ton.

QUINCY, ILL.,, August 2, 1852.
About hundred and fifty rebels, under the guerilla
Dunn, attacked Canton, Mo-, sixteen miles north Of this
place. last night. They shot named wm Carigs in
order TO get possession Of rifles stored in his
house. They then took possession Of the rifles and plum
deed all the stores in the place. After obtaining all they
wanted they left. The amount Of damage ia
tanned. Mr.. Carigg is not expected to live.
The Bombardm emit Of Vicl<sbur-.
CnRo, August 2, 1852.
The Grenada appeal, Of the 2Sth ult says tina. the
sdsras have abandoned the idea Of taking vcksburg by
water ond that they evidently awaiting the
operation Of their land forces.k
Arrival OF the Carondelet mt Memphis.
MEMPHIS July 81, 1852
The gunboa Carondelet arrived yesterday from vi1ks
burg, but brings no later
Capture or the British Schooner Emma.
PmlADELrHA, August 2, 1862.
The British schooner Emma, OF and from Nassau with
boots Shoes salt &C., captured the oath July
by the United States steamer Adirondack.
Tbe Emma arrived oG the NAvy Yard this morning..
Her captain and board Of tho Adirondack
,rons
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Tho Northern Transportation Conpanys propeller
Michigan passed down today In dsa bso eonuinoh !"
tow Of the tug Emerald.
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Arrival or Produce from New Orleans.
We had nyo arrivals yesterday morning from New Or.
leans, which brought collectively san hhds sugar. 1853
bbs do "a bbls varnsh. bbs turpentine, 645 bbs
roon 2se bales Gotten loi bales moss 5000 staves 2al
bbls. nolassss and cases merchandise.
Departure OF Rebel Prisoner from Fort
Delaware.
AN EXCHANGE ABOUT TO TAKE PLACE-ALL TO BE
BROUGHT BACK III COLONEL coRcoTAS Is NOT CIV.
EN UP.
On Friday last the steamers Atlantic, Capt. Babcoct,
and Merrmac took board three thousand rebel pri
sonersl 900 the former and ,o4o the latter On
Saturday the America Captain Murray received Of
the same, making total Of 31to-s5s remaining the
island, having taken the oath of allegiance.
Adjusnt General Thomas left. with the prisoners In
the Henry Berdsp Captain George Coe despatch boat
for Fortress Mouros on Friday sftHoon s four clock.
The litter vessel was built here II Colonel Corcoran 10
not released, u 10 the intention OF Gen Thomas send
every one Of these mon back 10 Fort Delaware.
General Thomas has visited bis old birthplace al New
castle, Delaware. while In the vtpay, where be and bis
wife were baptized and married. Thsy were accompa.
MED BY his daughter n.Isw and son.
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prizes the rebel steamer Reliance loaded with two hum
drsd and ortyhree bales Of Sea Island cotton and nifty
barrels Of rosn, and tho "white washsd English schoon
Agnes loaded with seventy bales Of Sea Island cotton
and forty barrels Of rosn.
The Reliance was captured by the Huntsville on ths
2lst inst, about eighteen miles 70 the southwark and
westward OF Abaco. She was sixty hours out fom Dc.
boy Sound, and bound 10 Nassau She ID commanded py
person BY the name Of Gladding, Northern man BY
birth, and formeya lieutenant in the service
Of tho United States The captain Of the Reliance
ports that The steamer Meanwhile ran the blockade at
Doboy Sound the night before she left, and that the
eamers generally do not leave Nassau but Green Turtle
Key and are thoroughly posted 70 the locality Of our
cruisers.
fhe schooner Agnes was formerly the Lizzie Wan, Of
this place, but new halls from Nassau and 10 owned by
the notorious rascals H. Adderly Co. she, when cap
tured claimed bo wreckng schooner but could show
papers Of any kind consequently was seized, and
afterwards learned that che also was from Dolby
Sound
Both these cargoes exceedingly valuable cotton
being Sea Island Of the finest texture, and have
doubt together they worth At least two hundred
thousand dollars If not Both cases will be adjudi-
Gated here, and both will be condemned.
The cotton now here amounts to over two thousand
bales and our stock you will perceive s constantly
increasing, Some Of 1t " being shipped North in
tho bark Pilgrim, which vessel will sail soon am OF
opinion that reaches than succeeds in get
ting to Nassau and will continue TO do There is an
immense amount Of ii along the coast Of South Carolina
Georgia ready for and being shipped but on account
Of cruisers swarmng in that direction, the greater
part Of it must fall into our hands.
The captured steamer Reliance is not the most beauti
full specimen Of naval architecture the world She
old timed river boat and smooth water 10 very fast
They could have away from the Huntsville only that
the character Of they had for raising steam TO ss
hundred and forty pounds had given out, and
when taken they could only raise forty The Reliance
would sell well in New Orleans for towboat, but would
bring comparatively nothing here.
The question arises, since know that the Nash
vile has again the blockade, the government
adopt for her capture destruction Her
great speed known, and there s nothing know Of,
now doing blockade duty Southern coast that
catch her in fair Some plan should be arranged
70 get possibe she running cargo after cargo
directly under noses and causing the sccundrels Of
Nassau and other Bahama islands to laugh block
aiding vessels. and consider them Of account. Can
nothing be had Of sufficient speed outrun her and be
put upon other duty than watch for and capture the
Nashville? Something should be done, and at once for
she carries thousands upon thousands Of and mum
ons Of war; and has been the successful Of all the
vessels running between and Dixie Her capture
gained, and should be accomplished.
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HUDsoS, Oct 10, 1867.

Letter Jron Judge HodgsJoora IF lie Supreme Court
HUDsOS, Oct 10, lo62.
Hon. JOHa W. EDKoYDs;
Dear Sin Ny attention has boen called 10 tho propecu,
and proof sheets your proposed edition Of the Rey sts
highly approve Of he plan and object Of your publ.
cation. /, appears to TO posses the following among
other sdysatagcs
II preserves entire tho text end number. Of TIE se,on,
Of tho original edition ard thus enables tho dgent stndenl
and careful lawyer compare them with subsequent statutes
And Determine for himself by careful COM 2sl0n precisely
the effect Of subsequent smendcns alterations without
taxing the nion Of the editor compiler The pro.
svslicn Of tho numbering Of the original sections "a also I'm
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quent statute, either altering amending any way
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Of al Legislative elaclnen.s subsequent to tho Revised
Statutes not only those directly amending altering repeal
ing portions Of tho Re ised SstBe. but also ell subseque
general gation upon The and preserving The
topical cement and Classification sdoptel In the
Re used Statutes.
The incorporation Of oil the notes Of the1siser which
embrace IN themselves valuable digest Of the law On the
subjects Of which thsy sieaL
3 The indexes appear 10 me both valuable and minnie.
shall BE- glad your work obtains, as think 1t deserves
geusrsl circulation among the proiession.
lam, very tTnly yours
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Letter Jrcr, Mr. Ju.ties Auer, Of tie Suprsm, C9art
ALBASY OCT. 49, 1904
Hon JoHS w. EDxosDs;
Dear Sir. have examined with much ineres, your pro-
posed edition Of the Statutes Of this State aud persuaded
that it viii present necsy ard be fsyorably roceiy
ed by the legal profession aal by ~. public.
Your plan for tie COLLATION. aud arrangement Of the General
laws ia force. grouping togeerso aF might b. oil re
laws and ct tie time preserving with the divisions
aud coual numbers oi tho Reyised statutes. waf tu
happily conceived and has been faithfully eIecated.
The note, and references 10 Judicial decisions evidently
prepared with sea, labor win give especial vslaet tho ol
an eid to proiefsona duties
The laps. time since tie ass reys u statutes rem.
de-. eli work yours 9esto It th. tiro and doubt
not that Il will provo q tuccsfs
Very respectfully yours.
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II you want to sec tue Elephant
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Later from Judge Selaen, 4 the Court 4 ATJsal'.
ALBANY, Got II, 1862

Letter from Judge Selien, i bs Court T fTpsal'.
ALBANY, Dot II, 1852
Hon joins w. EDxoSD5;
Dear Sir: carefully examined the page, Of your
edition Of tie Revised General stsEtes IN lpIess
which you submitted me- and much reased with ihs
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