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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10

The temporary railroad between the depo's
of the Fredericksburg and Central Railroads
mas served admirably the purposes for which
it was constructed. Some of the heavy en-
eines of the Central. road, in ascending the
hill near the African Church, gave unmistake-
able evidence of being engaged in hard woik k,
hut ail of them, in obedience to the power of
human will, did go Up The track, at several
of the street crossings, has been removed to
facilitate travel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10

tvs UAPrAIs OF rHx ExILIs 81. PIaRRE.-
Captain Wilson, tho hero VI one OF the mcst
rnprecedented deeds Of daring, has returned
10 ldyerpool after q visit last week to his
native psrish OF Uolysnd, about eleven miles
eat Of Ktrkcudbrteht A local paper states
thaA the father Of captain Wilson occupied
prsn iceshIp and sailed for o lumber of Fears
outOf the Water Of Urr 9th Captain Samuel
Wtlaon Palnsckis. We understand that Dap.
tAte Wilson. bslore Ne stal u on another voy.
sEs % Qasbsck. will revisit his native place.
fellow. 20 Wasinsu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10

The CanGl.-We have alluded 20 the report
that the late severe rains had caused sev
eral breaks in the "main water line" The
Lynchburg papers of Saturday say that an nd
eqaste force has been employed to make the
necessary repairs, and tina. navigation will be
resumed in q few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10

Iocated-The Medical Director of General
Johnstons army has his office in the ware
house of Word & Weisiger, on Pearl street,
and the Medical Purveyor in the warehouse
on the same street lately vacated by Messrs.
Wallace Sons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10

Sold.--The City Sergeant yesterday cold in
front Of the City Hall fre1 negress, named
Winnie Morton, for $3.50 cash, she ing been
convicted before the IIustiugs Court of grand
larceny, and ordered to be sold into absolute
slavery pursuant to law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10

Lyceum-Mr. w. II. Crisp, a comedian Of
considerable merit. and we'll known on the
American boards, North and South, appeared
last night at the Richmond Lyceum as "Don
Cesar de Bazan,'' ia the drama Of the same
name
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10

Effects Of an Accident.-We regret to learn
that Mr. John p. Ballard lies exceedingly ill
from the effects Of being thrown from his bug
gy, Oh Sunday evening, while on his way to
his country seat in the country, where his
family were staying for the summer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10

The Hospitals.-Assistant Provost Marshal
Alexander has issued an order for the govern
ment Of the hospitals, over which he has gu
pervision "NO young misses to be admitted"
This needs no comment-it is right
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10

Dstectice Officers connected with the ad.
mnistration Of tbs law as it now stands, are
furnished with certificates OF their being au.
thorizsd to arrest, impress and execute orders
issued by the Provost Marshal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10

. We learn that Mcclellan has removed ann.
dry oneisIs from the Iusaps Asylum ia VII,
AsnsbsSg on account Of their loyalty 70 the
Sosth, and pat In Uaion people ia tLsir
plsess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10

Hustings Court --Thistribunal was to have
commenced it's June term on yesterday, but
failed, owirg to the exigsnces Of the times
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Ritbmunh qi@attb,
RxroRrtoN or NEWSPAPER BOYS.

The practice among newsboys of overchars'
ing strangers and residents ia The city Tor tie
Dispatch having become 60 common We car
nsstly request that any carrier or ne"s'oy
dstsstsd 10 charging more than nee cents Tor
the Di.pateh may be handed over to the Pro-
vost guard and bis papers taken from MIN -
A few arrests of this kind will put stop to
the shameful impositions perpe'rated by pape'
vendors on the public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10

TIE RKBDLs AGAIN ADyAEc2.
Shortly after six O'Clock the enemy ad.
vancsd through the wood ON the west, in Whet
foi CO cannot Do said with certainty. Prison.
srs report It at sighs Thousand AS We caught
two brigadiSrs, tbs nUmbsrs are perhaps cot
ever. stated.
CUE BATrRxIRs Pm YIxR WITH sYFSor,
Al soon as tae line Of the ensmy's nd vance
was known, Kicks.t's battery opened ard
tn rev grape and canister into the wood with
greet enc. BRADY was not Idle, either. OCs
wounded man Of Eorth Carolina regiment,
taken from tie hali the next day, says that
Ne fell at the first IRE, and that bile regiment
only went dIz.n ards beyond the spot
whore he fell, uuul Ii broke. II could not be
rallied But the line kept ON ,ili it was In the
s1Ee OF the wool and within ten PAGES Of
who're the Thirty first Pennsylvania. the First
Cnasseurs and tho First Minnesota lay on
The rebels could rot see them, and IA they
came to the scge Of the wood they delivered
oas voliey at the Anderson Il )oaves In the
hsld farther out.
DIArH OF coL RIKEa.
That vollsy killed Col. Riksr, aud the Z,u.
AYES broke and ran. Yst they only raa TWEEN
y ysrds, when tasy were rallied and weat
right up 70 the edge Of The wood and opsasd
their IRE. ;
uP, auAaps, AID At TN.
No sooner had the rebels, by that vollsy,
sanptied tAelI guns. than the three regiments
soAt oAo Ueou lying oVWn aIoeo 10 thslr fooS
and ponfod volley IN ut almost no dlstanoe
asali. Thet volley settled that night. Through
the woeA II mont Of that line the rsbsla lay
dad and Wcunded In heaps. Bvixadlsr. Gen.
oral A. u DAVIS WAS found dead there, aud
8igadier. General psttigrsw. wounded and
M horse KILLED. was there taken prisoner. -
y hsn TIE rebel hns advanced In NE wood.
0ormaa's brigade. from the ltus VI battle ON
the iAlif0au, was throwa forward on the risat
aaok Of the rsbsl line 70 turn it; but whoa
ens musksry broke that Hoe, Aad the sseels
1911 into coafuslcn, thu brigade p.esssd for.
Walo, AND % c9t OF aud drove in . large
number Of prisoners. -
oL0aA % ran vIasr DAy's rta1r.
10 elOsed The battle for that day, aud Gen /.
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eIlLL TIE xyEMY CANTON,
Aud In fsw minutss later, our whole rich,
was In hot battle. There The light seemed 10
have formed . nucleus. and supports Wsts
poured IN. From the left the Ninety .thiy a
and Oas Hundret aud Second Psnnsylvapi
and the SIXTY second Nsw York were hurried
across. and brigade Of Ksarnsy's Division
Birnsy's brigsds-theA on the railroad. was
ordered to push ahead and get into action 81
that point.
THs DANGEROUS POSITION OF PIE fKxfH uAnaA-
CHUsxrfs vOLu1faxAs.
Meanwhile another misfortuas happened on
Cur lsft From Its place near he ride pts ths
Massachusetts, Tenth wasovdsrsd iuto piece
OF ground nearly sur, ounded With Abattis and
with the thick wood On IA left. and the I've
regimsnts which had ssppOr ted tts ieft-ths
ISL and load Penney lvAcis Were ordered 70
the right Thus the Tenth WAS lsft In . bad
place and entirely without support A. the
eAs,ny advanced Asins, Snd tora By the ars Of
Floods. 0cUArthy'S, and e1iileSss bAltorlse--
tor Miller, non kis SIDE Of ne nsld,
whsa =: scsN no. get eisAr :ho. g re
clear across the asld, and WITH aWfai e.
feet, too. % shs enemy advanced under this
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Tnis In pvina fseis svidsncs shs! xs .aa a
common enemy 10 battle; al elsr ~ -
stoop toAny msaIs-ysa,. even = =
cry aud bar barity-to carry %. 's ~ r. y
principles. We have had two dav ~ ernyl
ing aud . portion Of the tel ., -. rod lor
have only made good their or'e'Sns Rics
We have gained 10 vsnt2es Cry. NeClsllsn|
L.mond mass be ours; 20 csptars - 80. 90 acre
must b reinforced by nny in.sSssnp,.
men At least, and this suceo' he..sI e
wtliirg. No delay must be pesin"
War Department ~ TO II. .ssasspf
TIE wsArHsI-faE RAiLkosp Asp"
sOLptBSs. ,,,.,,i
To day the weather has cesn .s,s,,. ~ NJ
hot. TIE temper turs has been 60. s. ~
the sh AIDE. -he railroad trains Scssvchs.
D,int and the battle tsld bring " shcuAsa
Cd soldiers. Thus far about w. w. an h,sF9
have arrived here and bssn passso IaIus
our hospitsl steam boats ard sens .,rsrs lcs
Horros aud elsswhsrs The s. ~ s1.ixs, -
modoro. Knicksl booker, Sssts % o.. taaj ~
Nty. and Whildsn, have each y 49, VI
parture nom here. TIE panies - Ssssa
leave mere durisx tbs r.gcti .as1f, rs'di
America II wal :ieE 10 &c: 10 sac sosIi.
20 re .eivs her cargo OF woasdsa -
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oLOan o. ran vIasr DAy's rta1r.
10 elOsed the battle for that day, aud Gen /.
uoacAs than WAom Ats coanry has No better.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
News from the Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Q, 1862.
Arrived, ship Tempest, from Philadelphia
Trade is dull.
The Grand Jury Of San Francisco have indicted thrty
six gamblers, causing q stampede among the sporting
fraternity.
rigid antigambns law will be the principal reform
measure asked Of the next Legislature.
Sandwich Islands dates TO the 18th Of November are
received. Twenty-thres whaloIs had arrivsd-twelvs
from the Arctic regions and from Ochotsk-with
average catch Of $50 barrels Of oil and pounds Of
bone. Fourteen more we're expected from 0chotsk.
SAN FRANCnco, Dec. 8, 1892.
Markets arc dali. Dried apples declined skc. per
pound Crushed sugar offered l3Kc. American brandy
selling a7hc. 5oc do. gin, 4Sc. Split peas, 1xc.
The Presidents Message published In the San Fran
cisco and sacramento papers to-day. Il teegaphed
from Chicago in eight hours
SAN FRASusco, Dec. 4, 1862.
Sailed ship Magellan, for Liverpool, with cargo Of
10 900 sacks Of wheat and $50 sacks Of copper orc
The markets are nat. New hops, received via Panama,
dull At 2sc. Dry hides l4k. Crushed sugar 1870.
The Ophir silver mine has declared December divi-
dend Of S72 per foot.
General Wright has ordered the troops 70 protect the
Humbsidt region.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

AID FOR THE LANCASHIRE OPERATrvEs.-We
publish elsewhere report of the meeting of
merchants held yesterday to consider the best
form in which relief can be sent from this
country to the starving operatives of Lanca-
shire An objection was started that the move
ment might be nisrepresented by the English
press; but this was properly overruled, and all
our leading merchants present concurred in
expressing their readiness, not only to contri-
butte their money, but to lend their personal
services in carrying out the objects of the meet
ing. One merchant sent letter offering the
free use Of one of his ships Of 800 tons to con-
vey food free of charge to England, in case it
is decided TO send relief in that shape. From
the spirit manifested by the meeting, there is
no doubt that almost any sum can be raised
for this benevolent purpose There is one
suggestion that we would make to the gentle
men having this matter in hand, aud that is to
offer to provide facilities for the transportation
of such of>these operatives as wish to emigrate
to this country. Here they will 6nd wide
field for their skill and full security against the
periodical suspensions Of work to which they
are subject in England. There are many small
manufacturers that could no doubt, be induced
to accompany their workmen and bring their
machinery with them. This seems to Us one Of
the most practical and effective modes Of re-
lieving the pressure in the English msnufac.
turing districts
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
Personal IntelIlgence.

Major y. c. Houston and Dr. John H. Rauch, Unitod
States Army; W. Andrews, Jr, and George W. Apgar OF
Ithaca N. L. Burt and j. G. Burncs, OF Boston; A. c.
Rand and John II. Brown. OF Calernia g. d. Gilman OF
Name and VIM. Miles, Of Ohio are stopping the Metro
poitan HoteL
NJ rsllowes, OF Connectcut; Colonel j. NJ Stanley and
lady OF W Arlington; Hugh Monahan and lady of Pha
delphia; J. h. Field, Of Taunton; II. B. williams OF
Boston, W. A. Butler, Of Paterson COL 4. @. Beck with,
United States Army; w. G. Alberger and j. s. Buell. al
Buffalo, Rev. n. Walsh, OF Connections, and Rev W. Barry
Of Staten Island, are stopping At the Astor House.
The London Mcy<irg Advertiser OF the 10th ultimo
sayst In stated on reliable authority that Mrs Edwin
"a about Wreyyrn from New YORK 10 this Country
70 for divorce IA Westminster Hall agarAt her nus.
band the late 60 c. ssme curious declo sres are sx.
pccted 10 be Forthcoming
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE ISBIAs TERRITORY.

Bloody Fight At Fort Cobb Between
Rebe, and Loyal Indians-rhe Rebels
Defeated with Great Biaughtcr. and
their Leader KILLED, &C., sc.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4. 1862.
The Indian onlce is in recoips of statement from Kan
sas, as follows
On tho 23d OF October chiefs and braves OF the wchta
and Boche 70 the number OF eighty, arrived at Lsroy TO
ask for tho protection d tho Uuited States government
They left tho rest or their band numbering seven hun
ared In ALL Walnut creek eighty miles south Of Leroy
These Indians bring with them large number Of scaps
and the intelligence OF bloody fight al Fort Coob 10 tho
ndan territory the 21st o October. The loyal forces
eompoeed three hundred and forty wchHas hundred
aud sixty three Towakonos hundred and thirty
Kakas sixty Kechcs ew Kados and about thirty
Shawnoes The rebels lod by Colonel Leper al the
head Of six hundred Of the Tonkawos. Leper promi
nent citizen Of Arkansas and the Confederate agent OF
the affiliated tribes. The loyal Indans wore entirely
successful having defeated their opponents and slaugh
tered large numbers OF them amonghem Colonel Lcper
Getting that Chief Mcintosh approaching
with large force Of Texans and Indians the wichitas
Hed to Missouri They accomplished the journey OF
about three hundred miles In a month and day Thcy
bring with them papers OF the head chief Of the Toncka
was. ali OF which were captured. These papers
period Of thirty years. and OF thcm bear the sigma
lures oc tApsra SAM Houston. Governor Lamar Albert
Rvuft lehsr we'll known Southern mon.
II win no remembered that Fort Cobb evacuated
BY tho United troops March 1861 and soon
after taken possession OF by the rexs. Wichitas havo
always been represented friendly Indians and the last
report issued by the Indian Bureau shows thcy wero
among the last 70 accept tho overturss made 70 them BY
tho Conferate agents.
This fight shows the rebels have serious foe 10
contend with In the OF the Southwest that
encountered by us In Minnesota.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

important that Congress should arrange aud
settle the Tax bill, on which the stability ofour
national securities may be said wholly to de-
pend. Let Congress make snch amendments
and improvements as the short experience we
have already had proves to be necessary.
There is here room for some important reforms.
Above all, however, let Congress take for its
polar star in this work the happiness and good
of the great and poorer masses of the people,
and avoid playing into the hands of great COM
panies. great interests or great people.
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fate in this country. II 80, transatlantic COM
nunication may again be resumed. and the Eng
lish will be received in this regenerated coun-
try in the manner aud with the honors that their
kindness towards and sympathy for us have 50
richly deserved.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

In tens and nves the department susing hvo or
six hundred thousand dollars daily.
SUICIDE OF CAPTAIN JOHN ELwocD.
The xay contains tho particulars Of tho suicide OF Caps
John EIwoo6 OF the regular army 1t says the affair was
truly deplorabte and calls for thorough investigation,
the deceased having been confined prson for oesce
entirely unconnscted With the public enemy prosecu-
tioa Of the
CHRISTMAS DINNER FOR TIE SICK AND WOUNDED.
Mrs. Caleb b. Smith IS initiating steps whereby all the
sick and wounded ether soldiers who may DO at this
point on Christmas Day shall have suitable dinrer on
the occasion. This lady has honoraby distinguished her
self AZ pioneer in Of kindness TO the suffer-
ing soldier
TIE ARMY suBsIsTANcE BUREAU.
An effort will be made during the present session or
Congress 70 place tho Subsistence Bureau in the War
Department upon equality with the other bureaus by
conferring upon tho Commssary General Of Subsistence
the rank OF brgade general and adding 70 the bureau
one lieutenant COL io and two majors s only just
that tho officers Of this important branch Of the service
should have rank equivalent to that recently conferred
upon those OF tho adnat Generals and
Offices.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.
The following deaths Of soldiers are announced
George Weeks. Co. H, Ninth New Hampshire.
Oswald Turner Co. ID, seventh Now York.
D. Epeleman, Co One Hundred and Forty seventh New
York.
WIN Robinson, teamster.
A. Wilcox, Co. 7, Ninoty fifth New York.
J. Russell, Battery p, FRS. New York.
Charles Knew Co. II, Forty eighth Pennsyf yfvanla.
H. Baxter. %. B, First Rhode Island artillery. t
Robert Bennett, Co. H, First New York.
q. s. Elkins, Co Z, Second New Hampshire.
w. II. Bowman Co. @, One Hundred and Sixty seventh
Ohio.
Corporal Matthew Grow, Co. G, One Hundred and
Thirty seventh Pennsylvania.
PeLer s. .,kes, Co. b, Twenty third New York.
James Ben'amin, Co. Q, Nineteenth Michigan
Daniel Dclen, Go. G, One Hundred and Forty ninth
Pennsylvania
Sergeant H. r. Kowell, Co. T. Eleventh Massachusetts,.
Michael Magraw, Co. +, Sixth Pennsylvania
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News from sigel's Corps.

News from Sfgel's Corps.
GENERAL sI0EL DFMArDs COURT OF INQUIRY CON-
CERNIkG THE STATEMENTS OF GENERAL P0PE,
ETC., ETC.
CESrRHvuLE, Va, Dec. 4, 1852.
It is understood that Major General sigel has dcmands
court OF inquiry TO investigate the statements regard
ing his conduct by General Pope, and embodied In tho
report OF General Haeek.
drill of six regiments selected from six brigades Of
this corps took place in the presence Of General
sgeL The regiments selected were the Twenty ty-nnth
Forty first and One Hundred and Fifty seventh New York
tho Seventy fourth Pennsylvania the Thirty third Mas
sachusctts and the Fifty Ohio Blank ges had
issued to tho men, and they practsod in the
various hrings skirmishing and other par
tcularly incident to the field OF battle Ali the regiments
acquitted themselves credably and especially the sr
mishing Of the Seventyfourth Pennsylvania, and the
rng OF tho Thirty third Massachusetts, excited universal
admiration.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

OmciaI drawings OF the Library Ass0-
citation Company Lottery, S q ny Ksn,scsy ,os,
l3, 46, %, l8, .. 1t, .. IA. 70. 20, G6, l6.
CLASS No. l24-December 4, 1862.
Is. 10, 78, AZ, 35, Z, so, lS, 80, 90, 43. 6Ss
8. BRoADBENr 4 CO.. Covinston. ".
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Lcgaitzcd Lotts-
rtes Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
No. II Wall street, room No. ], New York
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Lady Readers or Ghe HeFnld, if YOa
wish handsome Balmoras CATERS India Rmbbcrs, &C. fQe
yourselves and families, patrouze hILLER CO., ~
(.ann treat
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Batch@lor's Hair Dye-she Best I'm the
world harmless and reGble Sold by Ara0
lss perfumers everywhere Factory 81 Barclay srsSe
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Holiday Hats. Holiday Aats.-Also La.
dies Fancy Furs WHITES, the renowned Halter 81 aae
nroa
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

Heavy Knit All Wool
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
On hand and made 20 order By
UNION ADAMS No. 6S7 Broadway
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, prese rvative and
Wig depot, Wholesale and retail No Asor House. Ths
Dye apI,ed " skiful artists.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
Movements OF the Governor Elect.

Albany, Dec. 4, 1902
Mr. Seymour arrived 10 town to-day. He will remaia
until Saturday evening He s not likely 70 visit New
York st preseus.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

Holiday Prcsents.-EIght Cartes dc vs.
site for dollar, at CARYS 81 Canal street. betwens
Iaurens Wooster.
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Delaware, EXTRA CLASS 5s3-December g. 1867
Ia, 6S. G1, 40, 60, 8, IS, 20, 10, "a, a.. 6.
DKLAwAnE, CLASS s9s-Docerseer 4, 1852.
so, Al. 40, rs, 6l. .. 76, 2l, 4J, ~, ~. u.
JOHN A. MORRIS Co.
Delaware.
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GOura ud's POudre Subtitle UprW0ts HaSB
from any part OF tho body Warranted. l53 Broadway
BATES, Boston.
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r;rs. Windows Soothing syrup, for
children teehng only relieves thc chd from palm bag
invgorates the ami bowels corecs acidy. 80
gives vsor the whole system. rs cents bots
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeinp
Mouava Cream for bcautifying tho hair. At w. -
BATCHELOR'B
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

Hosiery, HOatery.-The Subscriber offers
his 70 any desrous Of entering into NE
Hosiery Having for twelve years been fOe
Of this extensive department Of the house Of Messs
Clalin Mecn Co., himself that his extensive
knowledge both sellers be made advanA
house desr0us oil hs branch Of The
trade. Address boz I, ,832 Now York Post enc.
JOHN WHEELER, Jn
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
Thanksgiving Day I'm Canada, &c.

To-day being Thanksgiving Day, 1t viii be obse<ved
holiday throughout the province.
The weather has been very here for che last two
days Tnc Thermometer at eight O'Clock this morpins
stood At four degrees above zero
Navigation Is closed.
The laa river steamer leaves here today for winter
quarters.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
Operations ON tho Mississippi.

CAIRO. Dec. 2, 1862.
The United States gunboat Eastport has been
demncd by Admiral Porter, and declared UNIT for
vice. She will be put out Ct commission here Her
officers and crew being shifted servicea
bio boats.
Captain Shirk, Of the gunboat Lexington, had .
skrnish with the rebels at plantation twenty miles be-
low Helena Tuesday last. He nrod upon by about
hundred infantry, assisted by cannon and the wood
Of the Lexington perfectly riddled with musket and
cannon balls. No killed on the boat.
The guns OF the Lexington were quickly brought to
bear and sent the rebels flying from their position,
leaving several killed and wounded Captain Shirk
on shore with boats crew soon afterwards, and
captured twenty conabands and sixteen bales Of cotton
all OF which he carried Helena. The has arrived
here by the steamer v. r. Wilson,
The Lexington easily be repaired, and although
wooden gunboat tho rebels will hereafter give her and
her bravo captain and gallant men wide berth. They
don't altogether like the looks Of her guns.
Gcneral Hovey has moved again from Helena, bound
down the RIVER. He left on the 9th. His destination
is unknown. Some say vicksburg, usual and say
Little Rock.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

Album Photographs Finely Taken,
equal only BEST Al HOLMES Gallery 2eA Broadway