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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-24

THE WOOD Gas-Ths supply OF coal being
exhausted we commenced last night the use Of
wood gas. The eject Of the change was very
pereeptible, especially ia the streets, where
many OF the burners had not been attended to-,
to ssit tbs new state Of tblsgs. The new az
altered burners seemed to emit G sgficleneY Of
light, bat we observed that all Of them gave
forth a iorked instead Of 3 sslid 1sme, owing
probably, to.tbe r~Oughness Of the tube. This
defect Temedied they may be made 10 answor a
geod purpose The old burners sfforded a light
abont oqHgl 70 a sperm candle, aud we caro not
how seen they are got nd Of In our othse the
light vas very TAR, though the frat night can
hardly be regarded IS a test, there being a coE-
siderable qusntHY Of coal gas still Ia the pipes.
SauanNak Repadfisan, 37h
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SUIcDE-The MississPPtan of yesterday
says: We regret to lears that d.. Allen, sur
geon, Confederate States Army, snd in charge
Of one Of the hospitals il this eisy, committed
suicide this morning st the residence Of Mrs..
Talbot, by inaicting three several wounds in his
breast with a lancet He hsd been il bad health
for some time, and It is supposed he was suffer
ing from aberstion Of the mind when be com
uitted the melancholy set o. taking bic own
lie
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DRoUcBF-The drought ia this vicinity has
n9t been surpassed since we have been q citizen
OF the county Il stu confinues and though
tee clouds have covered the heavens shove Tor
several days they appear 70 contain no rain fr
Us Nay the Lord Ia merry spseaiT sand CO.
pi9us Eains.-SAeibg Ky Mes, I5tk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-24

DISTINGUISHED ARRTYAL-The Richmond
Enquirer Of the 18th, says jain Mitchell, tie
Igish patriot 50 vel knowu to The people Of the
Coniedszate States, arrived yesterday in Rich
mond. direct from Paris. where he has lived for
she last three or fsur yssrs. Mr. Mitchell du-
ring his former residence in the south, was the
osnstant advocate Of secession His political
sagaciiy long ssw and predicted the d-ismemBeF-
ment Of tbe Union. Mr.. Mitchell has two sons,
captains in Tie army, both Of whom have greatly
distinguished themselves in the recent battles
Captain Mitchell OF the let Virginia volunteers,
was wounded IL the battles around Richmond.
& br5 son accompanies AIr. Niitchsl 70 the
Confederate States. A host Of friends viii
warmly welcome The leader Of Young Ireland .
% the C0nfederacy- Could rot an Hish brigade,
with John Mitchell as a leader BE- organised to
meet Corcorsu, hesgherl Mons VerrOHs."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-24

II in New York city The Democrats Of the
9TH district have nominated Hon. Pen Wood
for Congress. and N the 5h district Hon Fer
nando Wood.
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NaTEgE-

DAROLEQ aaa nessa- e~sr~ 49, s,--t-
4 SA EsERsi Ill -e1cu 70 ~ n $500. y
5ssE BEf ieA HssBPs' a. JscEssz or ~ - 81,
~ russr g Es1s-al sB4Gs
r BRAETEv.
o i&srtsnsat- ot9-sf e9.H u-e---
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EnHTND


FOLD WkECH CT ths platform # csa III.
- ZINES ssa gel the sare - proving properly eed
Psi ing charees, IN spparaff n folte Hsamfp hons
OF b l5e uncsrsiszea, Il Port e bson. Et
(ss20s. dA FRAAA MISUSE.
---4 bsnnalk.
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LAEs EssEzEas EETsLEEGaN0E
Dr1o'sss. 2. re Bs=ge Eeg=za py...
TIE sETUATIoz Oh TEE PorowIc.

TIE SITUATION Oh II POTOxaC.
SPECIAL 70 - Esu Tosk rlassI
WAshfRGr0N, OsDbsr E.-OEr specia oor-
rssPeRssas ~ HEEPs5's Ferry ssn5s shs fouow-
iRE dsPssaa "TSday q hssz .ha fofes WHO
ssTsa ksa hsEa "a q facssnssssacs to~-rd
H~ischsZ, sa4 vksa oar dipssschss AS Isf
qsistiy escaped a. CkHlbsaswz, returned 10
BsliyaS Eghs. shs ossct Of tbs expedition beiro
ally ssg1sd oue"
OAf PesN ss1aepondcnt 81 sbarpaburg sends
- jalaEng, received Iom the lorcs vbieL
crossed BACK ford yesterday on a rseoauois-
aHce Sail squads OF Ia enemy wers en-
ooUsifssd AaNg Re say, bus tssy Tetrsstl
Hih0s< S&sdRE Aay ssE5sus oPsosiFaA. Tss
pragiPal 6xes WbiaA shs saszY opposed 60 q.
~srs tive Tasi9eSz Of oayalIy ssd tzo pieces
ssElGy DgrnE The sdysscs us ed ors --r
killed esd thrss WeaBssd. Fear dead rso-,s
we've diUoovErsd 80 tas Esyaids.
Tbs i@Freanoa prevails Ast rhs rsssl. h.rs
syaeue,sd 8He1sssrs sE5 psFbsgs tie saHrs
ssessn Of esustty Il The veinty. Il seems
esAf 10 hays not Euch 70 fssT fem any .orcs
tss rebels ms5 have sos.sd ueer tka Opposite
soHk # shs liver TIE farce sent ovsr Black
fsTd wiz rssurn ts-nisbL
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NOTES i,sree By tbs nnfs-slslsz are redeemed -
~ the once oEreo sopths.n Espress Colsaay.s =
g zsoa, hu.sfE ppt.
oc6 iIa+ il
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LATEST 81 TELEGRAPH.


specW % tUe WEulNH AFpeaNI
Holly SPRIEGs, October 24-COlonelW G.
Faulkner, with ii regiment Of partisan rangers,
made q successful dash upon the Federalism the
vicinity Of Bone Yard, capturing seven Yankees,
fourteen wagons loaded with cotton, and driving
tho enemy back % lheir~ stronghold, 10 the neigh
borhood Of Coyioth. RAHRoD,
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Roreign.rs e. ssressi.s e efeeozna ger-

ForeiEnrrs Naf E~BtcNS5aH q Efeoaz1c Per-
nshent Citizens are NSs Sab5ecI 70 goz-
scFfpfioa.
The following te!egrsPhic correspondence be-
tween Attorney General Wharton and Secretary
Randolph explains isself:
Jackson, October p, I56e.
Hon. G. ". Randolph, Secretary OF war
Can a citizen Of Ssitzsflssd wso kas resided
i've years ia Nav Ofisa@s, sat sos intsadirg 10
become a citizen Of the country, as coascripisdf
T.. J. WHARToN, Aitornsy-GsnerSl
"RIeBN9vD, October %, 1852
10 Ken. 7. J. wharton, Atssrney-GeasTsl
l thiuk not. Five years residence, no. iotend-
ing to remain permanently, doss net constitute
domicil. G.. W. RASD0LPH,
Secretary of War.
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rors remsins $40 same. The rapid completion
Of The aeEsyesssl5 of ths navy viii cause still
urtheT charges IN The dlspcsition Of The forces,
80 that new register ell soon be required, in
order to ascertain the actual strength Of tha DIFF
ferent divisions. The record sbove given, how
ever, exhibits too account according b the
lGtest onsisl st2tem>Bt, and 6dolds a sumeant
indication Of tho strength Of The navY,
The Register contains a great variety Of IN
formation on other p1iHts-among 9lheg5 Inst
Of the pay Of officers in the naval service, con
corning which there have been confused sfafe-
ments in the public journals since the passage
q the recent set Of Congress. We c0ndense
she Official Summary
NAVAL PAY.
Untg the recent se,s Of Congress, TIE pay Of
the navy Is gradastadin four classes. as fol-
v l. When at sea 2 whsu on shors duty
3 when waiting orders 4. Wien on the retired
list
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Tus BsoosNels

aLA EL1-aNAa~LaHLA
special to ss ~ world
WAsHIEGT0E, October I've have nus
TscsiYai tbs following dispstch from one Of ia
Horses correspondents a. Hsreer's Ferry
dated . PH TAs 5euh.e reeohaoi-sgaea ms5,
ysstgT5sy and ss-day has bswa mas 5riiisR
sRs sEceessuL The 0bjocs was to dissever
the eRsmy yrs IN fsrcs.
Beth expeditions were ordered TO return ct {
4 n aza arc new sauizE zto eaup. The az,
FTsy has hssa diHcsyGsd IN forcs bsfwean Ron.
ksr Hi sas PeTyviIie, wish the RICH. flank on
ae ShesaDd0aas covered BY oavahy.
lAs aIpsditga dzdsc Ssaesal HumphFrv.
hsn Po%Ts csrPs, wAieb c7sszsd e. Shspbsrf,-
tewu Fzshed 60 seslvs siIA bsYon3I@1ssawu
stsF@EiRE iaNari HHscsek's eof1sar. TTy
nj ths sasay's sSVEacs q SIS i~afsatry brig
sac, H1as PiCeea sf artillery, asa two rszimszf.
o cavAry ssJcse AsErasysVils, Phsz a Soirit
Cd SEnaish saEssa, IL ssaaay bezr f5res3
back Wslost cas- aEa kilsd asd NO vspr5-
ed. Tia euszy lsst two killed and several
vousded, whgm they EFF in our possession.
Oar forces pa5hsd on until they got to Lass
01a, Wh8 tssJ SnssmT5d, Sod were uumo-
lsEssd eETlzE ise uiFht.
This 1eFzing Gs0sraI Humphrey ppsbsd hs
advsSo8 bsy0sd Lsestawn, waen b received
otdssa . ali back, Hkisb hAs bsaz successfully
accomplished. TAe aasuy iu he front rgtirsd
NtN N- $3.50 HtA8 ~ Dut-AcL LLlar
Gsasral Hancock Is rev returriaz from IA,
Reconnaissance, having fully accomplished lis
sojses, namely the csps1re Of fftssn huadrsd
buthsis Of wheat in the possession Of Unisn
esa, arc hsViRG E~sesrAinsd mora conapIstsly
the position # the enemy Our picksts ue,s
pushed sut this D5rsIug from Ctagle.toUn,
three nirs on sbs BsTrvVue ro71. tas erenr's
pletes having been du7sn ia t0zt direction last
night
Captain Reno. with q .qusiron OF cavalry,
msHe = r-ecnaoisss1ca TO within Eve miles Of
A1nSer Bill, and drovs in the euenv's piekess.
s15ssqusa1ly hey were supported, whea be -.
1rsd.
Gansrsl StaAEs's esvs y Isl he Shenandoah
TiVsr, TN mIos hoD CkEiestoHn. Ths position
CT shs ebeis = nE4 caAEgsd ram Buakir UH;
= s4sl ierse Ell 81 rs sueUy i - Winahes-
tsr. They had snGpleied Sic destruction of the
Hom Wlaeaoster Go WtdesviHe, snd
TsTs abous g o5npisls tie destruction onward
toward EaPtrB EsYry.
RIeHT At BLACKwATzR. VIRGINIA
FoRTRsss EoERoE. October IG-Thsre ars
Eu1aars OF 40 e~lEageasst as BlAekWaser river. 1
5uhoik, % Eassasy, betuesn our troops /
ara the resets A hsUssnaat End three luaa be 1
70 he llIh Haasylyssia cavalry we've
Killed: HehaTe 70 fUTibaT particulars.
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PREsgSTATioN.-A ,plsndid rife and &c
eoureraeuts vas presented to Gen. JEFF Thams.
son, Ct Missouri, yesterday, By some Of lis
Georgia and Virginia friends The general, who.
has been in the city for several days, stopping 1t
the Exchange Hotel, Is practically vel skilled
in tho Use Of the favolise weapon which his
friends have seen ft to bestoR upon him. The
rife wss made By Mr. Moss Of this city, and is
regarded as 9 superior weapon.-RieRmond Dis.
yatch, I7th.
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ENHNN-
SQny county, J. NJ ShTiver, uncle Of Mrs. Al
len, of Clsremont sud e youth named Gectg
Graves, went over to Jamestown Island, whsr
tbey were seized by negroes, and SHOT BY orde
Of g negro protesting to be colonel Of q TanEe'
regiment Of blacka. The victims hold high 30
cisl positions, and tie affair has produced nucl
sensation.
From the Coass,
CHARLESTON, October 23-The enemy hsl
been driven to bis bosts. q.
a~fGutRcaas HEeve@enss 80 che Coast.
CHARLEsTos, October s3-A greater mum
Der Of vessels than usual has bssn blooksdina
lie harbor to day, and four gunboos are il
stone inlet The steamship Msnho, which goI
aground same days ago OF SulivAa's Island.
wiz probably prove a total wreck The moss o.
her eatgo has been saved
No news from PoeatsligO, except partial 40
counts Of the casualties in yesterdays 6ght
Al now quiet
MoBILE, sepsombx PA special to the
Advertiser and Register, dated Charleston, 0cA
a3l, says: The nsaAer Of the blocksders sud
QShly DCreaSeQ to-QaJ.
The New York Commercial says q naval ez.
petition of such immense strength as to reudtr
failure inpossibls is now nearly ready, and VIII
be heard from through its results in s lew weeks.
1t also mentions thss this feet, in ticking certain
ports, viii completely discomfort the plans Of
European symp.thisers wish she rebellion. The
expedition viii be commanded By naval boroes
of acknowledged sblity, ard viii be equipped
with every possible appliance to insure sUeeess.
The recsnt Yankee demonstration sgainat the
Charleston and Savannah railroad was egsetu-
ally repulsed.
The Array "a belly Springs.
HOLLY SPRINGS, October 23-Tbe troops Of
this command were reviewed to-day by General
Price, and presented Al admirable display Of
military discipline.
MOre EedeFaIs An Memphis,
Reliable intelligence has been received that
fresh Federal levies have been arriving ia con
siderable numbers ct Memphis.
Eesalt Of tie BsssIs AZ P~ooa.ahgs.
CHARLESTON, October A-TEe SIGHT atPocs-
taligo resulted in g complete victory for as. Our
loss was hfseen killed and forty wounded. The
enemy lea forty dead on the field, and bis total
loss, confirmed by accounts Of prisoners, wss
not less than " hundred killed and wounded.
We took eighty small arms.
The enemy's force consisted Of six regiments,
with one feld battery and two boat howitzers.
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SFsClT to iAs X. HeraidI
GRH ssGKL's H.ADoUssTsRs F4taFAx
COURT HOUsE, Oetob.r E-Last sYepj-r-
GoR. s5gel, IN pssasn, al lke bsa1 Of srse3S-
asiWing pzy, eszaisEEz Of > pcr.ion Of his
bsdJ gard passed to sosse sissalcs bsvcrd
CsotaTFiie, aad satisfies biaeslf nala pe-s5ual
obssrTsh92 Of Esna sgs which may aaTe an
ingsrsaut sssruE Egoz futUTe opsTslo1s.
IhSts haVs bsaa re serious apprehsssious Of
al sFsaek rom tbe nsbsiss Of when indeed mere
IS 30 force within foTsy miles. Goysrn1nsRt
Hsiss are now ruanng OF the rsllsa3 e Ma
nssss junction.
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EssssF f.anA she RasIs-h gassafn wkaRsoAe
Ghe PFtVateer 4s%DG.e

To the Editor Of the London Herald
sIE: When standing toEsrd lbe island Of
Flsrss, on she 10Th instant. I observed $ rskish
leakiRs steamer steering direct toward my YES
sci, ~sh&nFisg her course as / crossed her psth.
When aesIing her [ hoisted the British ensign,
ard the steamer then vent n chase OF 8 seho0n-
er and fred two sho.tsd guns &cross her bows,
which caused her to hesve to- boats from the.
stesmsr then toek possession Of her. Ny ship
was about tge miles distant from them. The
steamers boats in approaching 5ba island passed
under the ~Caifngerm's stem, and ths men de-
sired ne 70 report faes the steamer was tbe Ala
hama, Confederate war sbia5 commanded by
Captain Semmes, lats Of fae Sumter; they Wsre
landing the crews Of the Federal Whaiers. " hieh
vessels they had barbs, and the mon informed
me tbe schooner would also be destroyed.
lam, SIX, youS5 respectfully,
Il s. CAIRNCR0ss,
Commander Of the Black Ball packet Cai1n-
gorn, just arrived in tho Downs, 26th instant
rom Sydney.
ANOTHER ~PRIVATEER BOUT.
From the London shipping eezete, Sept 80
Report of the Jamaica, Rowe. fsom Jamaica,
at Liverpool; August "A 200 miles E S e. Of
New York, exchanged signals wiih a Copfoder-
ate war stssmer standing north did Hos learn
her peme.
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@R STOLEN.
k4s ~ Frsutsat @. he Hs5s.rse- CGk--l
~ ~ sss sePtsaG. a S.eeET
49, ga rcas GeVs a. ~. sb14t sx.ae md.
- 80 ye>ns oa Any HfJEua1 a L.r vii
osleass e
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EeAlFasas (PE esnua) eJso Fsss sarEssza . 30
suEsas Arr sFs pears ee2o sa5 upvardl 81
tWeeg ysaEa &90 WAen "a daEy Al hsa- ChapL2ns
Ee pad e heatszE1-
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tt. ,.o,.I..gg-. 4. F-n.,

The China msil does not confirm TIE rspcrs
that the foreign ministers had sl LET'S Yedd0. IN
consequence of tbs ls5e stack ct the British Ls-
CATION, in which two Of the marines who formed
thc guard were killed. This Efsir took place on
the 25lh Of June. The sentinel on guard was
frst attacked. being knocked down with =
pike, while holding q lantern to tds face Of the
assassin. A corporal was next oversoHerei, IN
Ike msansr, hUs ransRed TO shoot his G~sszilaat
with 2 revolver. MesRHhile, Colonel Neal, tbs
psiUcipsl object OF attack, escaped In the
morning, oDe Of tie guard placed BY ths JaDsn-
eae governmet st the legation was fousd 80
have committed the "Han Kari He had ban
wsunded BY . pistol shot, aud wss no Doubt the
assassin The PIKE ussd il Committing aho RuT-
drous deed boro the government sAmp. The
following, from q Hong Kong paper, contains 4
very grave charge
The following Is tbs proof Of the charge We
have made sgsinst the United States minister 81
Yeddo, to TIE effect shat there is an understand
ing between him and the Jsphaese authorities
relative 10 sbis system Of assassination. Thss
j. to say, they assure him Of ProtscIieu, ssd he
hss nausged to iRdaes tasm to the belief that
90 long - he rsmains IS Yeddo no rupture will
occur with Great Britain.
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CONSULATE OF TEE UNITED STGFse.
D - 49, L. - ~ ---.

sRs: In you paper, the Hsrsid, Of Saturday
the 18Th inst, my attention has been called 70
he article headed The Legations" which,
AFTER noting ths wiihdraEl Of or ~IeAyisg Of
Tsddo by she BTiHsh and Ftezch Legsaons.
says "the American Aiuieier il At present re-
siding at Kaoagaws" This is an eztire error
as fer as She American Minister is csnesrned.
Els sxcailtney's residences is sad viii c~ss,iurs
to be Of Ysdde ouly. rs never hss, ard doe
not now think Of leaving there. He has been q
visitor and guest al my houss for few days,
having COM down there by special invitstioz
TO participate II the festivities Of cur nz:ionsl
sunivegsagy, and to partske Of q picnic
rendered him by his countrymeu - Kama KaT.
and Eao sine. This morning a. 5 o'clock, hc.
returned to Bis residence at tke capital, AID will
remain there.
It will Do doing Ganc1ai PTuyn great injustice
70 ha7e tie report or inprassisn 10 abroad that
he retired from Yeddo, 81 thought Of removing
his residence from Tiers, asd I trust yen vii
do him the justice to contradict such report and
Impression, aud see TO it, chat he j. not nisrsp-
resented IN this respect, e. leas. by the public
press.
an, dear S18s very respectfully, your obo-
dent servant, Ono. S. FisHsB,
u. 5. Consul.
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4he blowing viii show the experts Of SPECIE
from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending ocae5er II, 1852, and since January ].
with tie comparative shipments ia previous
years
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70 he Nv Tort Zines

The g~evsrEsaszi il preparing q remcnssranes
sddrSesed 50 tse rssAi ulitsfy sssboriiss, O.
tas szbjsct Of thsir aansss zs1r,ssst of srr
P~nsossrs Of var, Il is eaid that tao sssech
made here to-AiEht By Gsaszal P.saass r~sosiges
the sanction Of he government, ana is, 20 sor.s
extssh an Indication o. tie visrs IS intends to
hold.
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Eeo EesD CHaPfE7s WaFEn ,

5DoS smFfoT1sst AID prone "a wiz
~ g-of prtssE AFolT e. o-e- ~ = au--- r-s-5
T01 NefAE va Gr-
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- - raoFoaraoz
= BE E.~ York Hrsiaj

sPsaI - he Esw York EsralGJ
W~Asas6TDE, Ocisas- I7-Au inarssEoa
P7sve!s kss tlEt Aers il ss@s ssth = ias 70
ssr tsst E&isi "a 8aryAsi, 2s rskal GsnGR.
La Forwarded - tbs EsssrEszzl avsFsarw al
passs, .Ehish lss5iRg Ssasssra usn ssIsTsd
WSsid &c sesspts3 II Esch . preFesiasn vas
Esaa, 3sTs Is ne ssass tbas il kas ssa De-
ajzsd - she Fsdaal esvsrzAsst
Isis bslisTsd A. As Esy D-sPastmsut sbs.
DVsE Of ca gsHsests Es IN pursuit. Of ..
Nosl steamer AiasA2a, " go" Tkis vessel
Sac nsyu bssa in AREiaa EassEG, bat saiy il
Brnsh wabsIs, sF0z ths kigh sea- This hSt
nay lead TO r~salamaGsh by osr g0vsrsm1at
upon that Of Gssat British for tbs acts Of a
yssaei that hss 20 stamp of nationality otbsr
than British
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Here ars fourteen iron clsds ~acfURjIy ia ss7-
Wcs, carrying an aggregate sfI53 eens. szd
counting 5 t0sal taassgs ct 1875 While tire
ircn elaos 10 tbs ccRrss of c-enxTucdUn aambsr
thuty. oigas, and > lz7ga properties Of these viii
% ready FIR service il three or four months, and
81 OF tnen1 - reTt spring. T~o sf 6hsss. nov
pulldlEg che Dictstor ard The DunfsFscrs)
srsot Uaususlaim:rson ths f6rnsr 5sine3.633
tors bUTthsE and the Ists- 0r4r 5000. Ths
Dunderbsrs Is 20 cary tsn kessy wa-, and +.
gsiag % Tspidly as &r {Fsbb's yard il sis
city. Hsr asTe 10 sUEgeEEvs Of Ter sroba5.s
tspacty for misekjs- ThuAder Noustsia-'
II there are any rebels left VIXEN Ibis shis ard
her consents take to the water, s=no of ther
vii BE- quite liFe.Y 70 receive sorious damage.
l. thers'sre mons. thsn lSs Du1ds96erk aEd ihs
rsst Of the iren feet piHbs "hssdT ia eass OF
us1re Complications occurring elsewhere.
Tho snsirs feat Of iFol clad vesssls WHEN
ready for s<vce. vi c=rry 258 suzs, and have
anaggegate burshsa Of ~, so sons.
Seven gunboAn, Che B~ssuFs<srd, Ellis, esn.
srsI Bragg, Geasgai StsTlsg PHee, GsHesaI Pill
low, Little Rabsl ard Teassr) hsvo bssa cap
turned rem ths Teb-ss, Wbo we're 60 aeesTnno-
dating IS to -t3snselvas IA ship huHfisg
for our eFpacisl beBsAt TAess ssven vssssls
were chiefly aiken on the EsstsFn -Rstsgs by the
gallant ssilors Of Sur euabost fast, and are
tUinod over to The navy dspartmsnt, rithont
change Of name as pleasiag nIsEaentoes If lively
fshta and the lressoa Of The rebel leaders whose
names some OF Them gear.
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GRENADA, MISS.
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part Of tie Jsmes River aotiIa is now cruising in
Vest Ipdia wstsrs under command OF Commod0rs
WHkea.
New troq.elads are baAdinga at western ports for this
service.
Under special orders from the navy depart
rnent, issued since The lst of September. the DO
siton of scme of fhsse vessels have besn
changed yet the relative strength Of the squad
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The vessels in active service are dividsd into
nine sqaadr7ns and hatflsf-dss gsed respse.
lively - h North At'sntie. South Atlantic.
Esst calf, Wet Gulf West Iadis and Pacific
eqaadr9ns and the PotQosc aaG Western DO
iiliss, The number of these divisions On the
FIRST Of September was ss follows:
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Republican Advice

Gov. Morton, Of Indiana, who ws
President of the State Union Conventi9p
just held in that State, made speech
tp the G asior, from which we nal o
an xuact or two. Coy. NJ. says:
When the war began he had felt the
importance OF layipg aside oil party cou-
siderutions. How FAR he had succeeded
in doing so he lcli them to d eide. Wheels
ever he fund man ready to sustain the
Government against the rebellion, hR
claimed that man az belonging to tho
same party with himself We can agrco
to differ upon other end secondary mat
tcrs. \,
Que Of the worst signs Of the times is.
70 be found in the attempt now leipg
made to organize parties ON old bases. IN
was an att, mp 10 destroy the confidence,
of the people in the Government, which
every man is bound to support w,th his
fortune, his sword and his life. -
He would say here to-day, that il there
is no period when people can raise
above party, and ignoring Il, rally to tho.
support of the Government, then Repub-
lican Government s a failure; and nov
is tho day and hour when people are cNlis
ed upon to show themselves equal to the
crisis If fincapablc Of it, we may us we'll
call for King at once. a.f Il
We are now trying the experiment OF
casting of factions apd parties, and CONE.
ing together for the rescue otthe country.