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The aal meeting Of this association was hold yesterday
afternoon al tho Park Barracks, the following members
being present:-Drs Dotmold, Harsen, Buck, Brddon,
Post, Markoo and II b. Sands, Secretary.
In the absence Of tho President Dr. Mott, the chair
taken by Dr. Demod who referred 10 tho fact that this
would be considered the final meeting Of the association
unless circumstances ordered u otherwise. Having tul
nlcd their scmposcd task, nothing further hebeeved
remained be dono but 10 conrm the minutes of tho
previous meeting and TO adopt II desirable the reports
OF the finance and Executive Committees To be sub tied
to them.
The secretary read the minutes Of tho previous meet
ing, which we're unanimously confirmed.
The clerk then road the report Of tho Executive Com
mittes, which, with slight amendments, was adopted.
The report roads as follows
To mK MxnKErs Tnx NEW YORK SURGICAL Alp AssocI-
roS.--1hc necessity which originated the establishments
OF this association having ceased It's active hbors are
brought TO a close and this issue II has been thought
proper for the Executive COMMITTEES 70 present state
mcnt OF what has been done during the occupation Of the
ready Cox he reception Il sick md disabled soldiers M
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Movements, &c., OF vessels.


GL-two guns, steam despatch boat-rhis vessel.
lately purchased by tho government and fitted out AZ
this nsva station put in commission yesterday She
is intended TO up James river and will probably sail
so-day., Here officers are as follows:-
Acsssss Aaew Commomdiag-S c. Gray.
Acting pMdaers Aate-C. Kslls, Frsdrick A. Mardsn,
Frank P. Shannon.
Actiag Second Assistant Ehgimec-Charles Cranston.
Aching Ghsrd Assistant Engneer-w. II. Shipman.
CoSsEcrsCrT-steam transport-Iieutenant Barnett,
commanding, which arrived at this station Sunday ID
to undergo some slight repairs before proceeding to
She will be ready in about ten days.
g. +. WINANs-revenue cutter. This cutter ia
now busiy engaged IN keeping sharp lookout after a
ships leaving for England with fugitves TO avoid tho
drafting SYSTEM and well adapted for the duties
which she has been selected Her officers and lose
opportunity in carrying out the wishes OF the govern
ment and the strctest watch(uness is observed In this
respect. She has been fitted UP good style by her
owner Mr. G. E. Wnans. from whom she has beeu char
tered by the government.
PowHATAN-frgate This vessel has 20 far advanced
that all her stores board Saturday She lies
at anchor in the stream at Philadelphia and when tho
rggers and painters done with her she win at once
be put in commission.
RoANoKEfrigate, being iron cad-The work Of plating
this vessel advancing so rapidly that there every
probability Of her being ready to Oat Of the dock
about week. She will then be brought to this city,
where her armor will be completed.
SAyANNAH-school ship, Lieutenant Barrett command
ing.The work of fitting out this vessel is progressing
very favoraby at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn.
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. REGIMENT BEFORE RICHMOND.-EfGHTrl q
ssyenth regiment New York State Volunteers Colond
Dodge e-Charles L. rockingham (ate OF the New voi
Seventh rrgimen National Uuar) having received authob
Nv from Col Dodge endorsed by Governor Mogan 70 raise
sompany g. of the above regiment stationed withi4
,ye miles Of Rchmond and under supervision OF
gallant Mcclellan, desirous of raising forty able bched
men 10 mi said company scventynine dollars cash Will
paid each man upon hs being mustered INTO servtce fa
viii commence from enlistment and one mc,ths avsS
given before leaving the with the usual bounty and -
iief Tor families Uniforms and raons fnrnlsned I'M y
Sa,ey Remember that drafted on aud after tht
18th inst, aud 10 the bounty men must enst bel
that date, as II then ceases few noncommissoncd
csrs wanted Appllcn Ion must be made Immediately n
TuA RIEs T. FROTHIN0HAM, First Lieutenant ~
broadway. or TO JOhN ~. bVunS, saRsesu, ~ ~As3S
street. WiuiAnsburk
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Il Ill IL n A v Y.


Paymastsr Delkoap commenced paying the operatives
OF the Navy Yard yesterday afternoon The pay rolls for
last month amount 10 100000, there being at present
employed there some eco men. draft Of thirty men
sent board the Ella yesterday from the receiving
ship North Carolina and nearly all the composing the
crews OF the herceda wyandot aud Courier grant
cd weeks liberty. Tho gunboats Merceditl and Wy
andot towed to this city yesterday to be docked
The other gunboats here rapidly advancing toward
completion. Some three Of them will be commits
stoned about Saturday
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The slxedaddlc 20 the British Provinces.
svIvE TO SIX HUNDRED DAY DRAFTED ISro
CANADA.
from the Detroit Free r

IFr0m Tue DttrOt Ffeo FLOSS, Alglst
The great rush Tor. Canada has received n sudden
chsck The President has issued summary hat no
citizen liable 10 drat shall be allowed 10 90 into foreign
country and all those attempting are TO DO No
exception made and recognized M valid
The necessity OF this order win be little appreciated OK
sept by those who reside at frontier posts and witness
The rush through DctroH has, Tor the past four days. been
perfocty tremendous. The trainsycUme In loaded down
With men from all parts Of the West who flying 10
Canada like cravens TO escape the draft Yesterday II
d sad some FIVE six hundred CROSSED the river here
uany OF whom passed on east, while Windsor y full to
repIetou every bed bench and plank beng brought into
,reauaon for seepiug pacss II Ia probable that Cnrada
West just contains the greatest congregation of
towards that fod from government thathas been
better and kinder 10 u0m than father. " s 20 stop
this 1ight that the Presidents order has been ssusd We
anticipate that will be 20 executed by our officers as not
70 Interfere In the least with persons the river Tor
viii be brought up with sudden turn. right they
ahculd be- and they have TO congratulate themselves tho
penalty h no sovsrer than 10 s.
(From tho Chicago Tribune, August 9
Ier nearly week eur dty has presented the djssyaee
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Refugees to Canada.
AARGE NUMBERS OF AMERICANS IN TORONTO TO
ESCAPE THE DRAFT, ETC.

ESCAPE THE DRAFT ETC.
ToRoNTo, August II, 1862
An extraordinary number Of Americans are here TO
escape being drafted
Tho Toronto Globe which Is friendly to the North says
that the order Of Secretary Stanton is impotc, ab
surd and tyrannca 1t then adds that only the craven
hearted, dsoyal and incapable will here return
to their homes after the 18th Of August Their dspar
lure from Canada will excite regret.
MILWAUKEE, August IL, 1862.
From fifteen to twenty refugees taken from pro-
peers to-day, route for Canada to escape the draft
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Prizes Cashed in All LegnIizcd Lotto.
les. Information given. JOsPEH BATES, Broker
ii Wall street, room No. l, New York.
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Trusses.-Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
with Office Female attendant
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~ Cnrtes de visitc for One Dollars
Cheaper than any, aud as good as the best.
PERCIvAL, l3O Chatham street.
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rul spectacle Of full grown able bodied sinking or
stern action Of the War Department, however has put
period TO the hegira and all those timid individuals who
have been packing their trunks and gathering together
their stray funds for few weeks residence in her Ma
jesty's dominion, might well unpack and reinvest
their money here r they have got TO stay at home by
the mandate OF those whom II will be well 70 obey
The rst application Of martial law made by Supe-
tendeat Bradley last evening, who made descent up
tho bound trains about the holr q starting
and captured squad u fugitives who were bound
manly for Detroit They all taken u tho police OF
cc and examined. The following is list or them, With
the Of money found upon them &C. Those mark
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Rcany, Son Co., at Chester, Penn, have received
contract from the for the construction Of
iron gunboat which Is intended particularly for
service in rivers she will be 236 feet long, IS feet
beam and II feet depth OF hold and will be sdewhee
steamer. with rudder at each end similar to the Miami
which was built at the Philadelphia Navy Yard The
firm have also contracted 70 build set Of engines
foi' an iron clad vessel
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FROM tho above II VIII be seen that the indvfduals had
provided themselves with just funds enough to last until
after the draft Those who not starred in the above
list are In confinement.
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Eight Cartes dc Visite for SI-Equal to
he best made. BALCHS, 23s Greenwich st. Barclay
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Cristad0ro's Hair Dye, Prescrvativs
and Wig depot, wholesale and RETAIL No Astor House
The Dye 10 applied by experienced artists.
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Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low foreheads lips any part OF the bodys
warranted. 453 Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-thc Best I'm the
world harmess and reliable Sold by drug
and perfumers everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
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Eight Cartcs de Visitc for SI.-The Bcs1
In the city, at Woods Gallery 203 Bowery. New York.
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catIon Company's Lottery OF Kentucky.
CLASS No 22s-August H. 1862
So, SO, 81, 80, &C, Al, 81, SO, 10, %, 65, Sc.
CLASS No s26-August IL, 1862.
10, Al. 10, 10, 25 49, So, IS, 81, 76, l8, %, rs.
For circulars. &c., address
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w. A. Bachelors CeIebra ted Establish.
Wigs Toupces, Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing ana
Moldays Cream tor beaufng tho hair, ID Bond street.
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Battle at Cedar rMountain-Tho Move
mcnts or the Union ArmAes-NeWs from
the Southern COast-The Latest from
Rebcldom-Thc Burning Of the Golden
Gate, &C., &c.
Tho Cunard mail steamship Australasian Captain Cook.
will leave this port tomorrow, for Liverpool.
Tho European malls will close In this city at eight
O'Clock to morrow morning.
The New YoRK Naturalization for Europe be pub
shed at seven O'Clock 70 morning. and will
tain full account OF the Great Battle at Co dnr Mountain
between portion OF General popes Army and the Rebela
under stonewal Jackson and Ewe The Latest News ron
General McCielsns Army; Movements OF The Union
Forces in the Southwest; Destruction of the Ram
Arkansas; Important News from Hilton Head Late and
Interesting News from New Orleans and the Gulr The
--latest from the Rebel States Particulars or the Burning
of tine Pacific Mail Steamship Golden Gate and loss
hundred ves and all other events of the week Of On
interesting character.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
Sampson Low, Son K Co., IL Ludgnte Hill, London,
England will receive subscriptions and advertisements fos
the NEW York HERALD.
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Prof. l.. Millcr's Hair Dye, 50c., Dlnck
and Brown Try 1t. Sold by druggists. Depot b6 Dcy st.
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Beautiful Compile xion.- .-I.a ird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has no equal for preserving and
his delightful article viii have other. All druggists and
439 Broadway.
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hfll-Infmitable Cutter OF Hair and
whskers. Hair Dye 50 cents black brown. No. Ba<.
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The Canadian Parliament summond to
Meet.
MONTREAL, q. E., August IL, 1889.
The Canadian Parliament Ia summoned 70 meet on the
2ath inAtant.
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Cramps, Rheumatic Pains and stir
Joints promptly aeyiaed by the immediate OF
Hollo s N and
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1-IIou A. O. p Nicholson late vnited States senator
and Col Joseph Branch both citizens Of Maury county,
called who openly declare their
opposition andr refuse TO declare their future allegiance,
owing any Of the nestimabs privileges Of citizen Of
these United States; therefore, II Is ordered that the
said Hon. Az o. r. Nicholson and Colonel Joseph Branch
do each take tho cath OF allegiance accompanied with
bond and proper security, conditioned Ter their faithful
observance Of said oath OF allegiance II they either
Of thcm shall take oath and give bond as afore
said then such refusing shau give his individual
bond penal OF ten thousand dollars ($o 0OO),
conditioned tha. no will Immediately go beyond the iede-
tho continuance OF this present rebellion II either Of
tnom, giving such bonds should return IN violation Of
It's prov he WILL In addition 10 the forfeiture " his
bond, be considered as spy, aud treated accordingly
BY command u Brigader General NEGLEY,
Commanding post.
JAMES A. LowsrS, Captain and A. A. q.
similar order also issued in reference 10 Judge
Col WIN. H. Polk has returned to this place after an
official visit TO the North Ito brought from Fort War.
Major Porter, OF the rebel army, captured at Fort
youth named Henry, the property OF Mr. William Hard
ing OF this place, Henry had sscn enough Of the ele
ph,nt In the North and willingly returned his
home IN this SOUTH under good and kind master There
was mich rejoicing on the return Of Major Porter.
There thing that can be said Of Columbia which
be said OF Nashville or other secession place
Ia reuncsseo The young ladies' here not at all bigot
ed They federal soldiers gentlemen, most Of
them deserve 10 be; and wjud not be surprising "
more than rugged Northern warrior carried Oh the
hearts blooming damsels OF tho south, the farcs OF
whom abide In Columbia.
Colonel Bolin Gordon, Of Hickman county, willingly
took oath 10 day before General Negey HIS father
was captain Of General Jacksons spy companies through
the Indianwi down TO New Orleans lie himself has
been state senator for number OF years. and gentle
of prominence In the state ms politician He was
on the democratic electoral ticket in "a AS and 49, and
was upon the Breckinf idgo electoral ticket IN 1900
Judge Frerson Chancellor of the State, resides In this
city. He Is Union man, sound thinker and, as man
OF learning proby and honor, without reproach. The
Judge remarked this evening, IN quiet, pleasant way
that Cor state pretending to DO governed by law che
70, along about a. ShsauH u aar he bad e hssgd n.
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Doctor Hunter's Discovery Cures the
very OF Scofa obsaate ERUPTION OF the Skin
and old Ulcers No. Division street, New York CITY, since
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omcial Drawings OF .ne Delaware stass

- prIawAaE Az az ExrR4 Class s2s-.Augast IL 1852
DELAWARE. Glass s0o--August II, 1851.
81, 10, 80, d, Is, !. 3, %, Y, 40, II, 81.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.,
Wllmugton. Della wnra
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Cmcial Drawings o7 Murray, Eddy q
Co. Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENrUcKr EXTRA CLASS s77-August II. lss2.
81, 50, AZ, 20, T. 40, 10, "a, 60, IA, ~, rs, 36.
KENTUCKY. CLASS S7S-August IL 1862.
s, 35, 81, 26, SO, 81, l6, 50, 8, q, l3, 33.
Circulars sent free charge by addressing either
MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
CoYington Ky 81. Lou!a No.
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rruE MILK OF THE CoCoANur,
or MCMILLAN NO. 8.
THE MILK or THE COCOANUT
or MCCLELLAN 40. 5.
sEE MllkE-' SPIRIT

uO ooo PERSONS CURED OF DIARRHEA ANr4
XII (V)U dyscatery by DR. robias celebrated venstis
fJnment II never falls Only 70 cents Sold BY all th4
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Died.

Died.
wHnE.-Suddenly, on Monday, August II, Mrs. AIM
E. widow of VIM. White. aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the NJ H. church,
ner Bedford and Morton Streets Wednesday afternoon,
ct half past two O'Clock. without further invitation
For other deaths second pt0e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

CHICAGO. Sept. 4.-The Convention me, n II
o'clock
resolution from the business committee IN
regard 20 opening books was taken up and die
cussion on il became general. After Icing amend
ed IL adopted.
Books are to be opened on the lst Of November
at Portland. Concord, Boston, Providence. Hart
ford, Albany, Buffalo, New York, Trenton. Phil
adelphia, Pitisbarg, Wilmington. Baltimore.
Washington. Columbus, Cincinnati. Cleveland.
Wheeling, indianapolis, Chicago. San Francisco
and other cities, remaining open tor at least two
weeks.
A resolution was unanimously adopted that the
Board of Commissioners are hereby instructed
10 petition, in December next, 10 amend the Pa
clhc Railroad act So that il shall read: The capi
tai stock of said company shall consist OF mil
lion shares of 500 each, which shall he sub
scribed for and held IN not more than 1000
shares by any one person.
A dispatch from Heber q. kimball and Daniel
: Wells, Salt Lake, has been received saying the
Geographic reports of the proceedings Of the Rail
road Convention are read with deep interest. and
they trust the road will be located on the rou,s
giving the greatest good 20 the greatest number,
and that il would be speedily accomplished; and
adds that Utah viii doubtless, when opportunity
offers, add deeds 10 words in 50 great and useful
enterprise.
\ committee Of i've we're appointed 10y the
Chair 10 collect useful information IN respect 10
the contemplated routes and the agricultural
mineral and typographical character OF The re
gions travelled by such routes.
The proceedings of the Convention were
dered TO he printed in pamphlet form for general
distribution.
The Convention adjourned 10 meet the call
OF the President and Secretary.
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CAUTION.

The markets. full of limitations, represented to be the
same a. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs,'' which are
in productive fPo~itive injury Many dealers
wIreeommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles aho- Aug profit themselves Ask for AID
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcHEs.'
which by long experiences haveproved their value having
received the Of physicians generally, and testi
mcnisls from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0cHES, when allowed to
dissolve slowly the mouth, have direct influence TO
the affected parts the sedative and soothing effect 20 the
lining cfthe windPipe into the
monary irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds and
the various which public speakers and
.invprs are liable fehll-dly's7
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fssrxLssskyB.l
new York Market.

NKv OK, september 4.
Flour-The supply il limited and the demand
moderate for expert and home consumption: :
sales at 81 SOFAS 05 for superfne State; IS asa
s. 30 tor extra State. - 90@5 90 for superfne
Western: s. 20G5 80 for common TO medium
extra Western: As 3oCa5 50 for common 70 Good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; and
s. s0G6 p for trade brands. market closing
steady with scarcely as much hrmness.
Canadian -four rules hrmer with fair inquiry
20 sales quoted
RYE flour unchanged
Corn meal quiet.and unchanged.
Whisky without decided change; sales at - i
a33c
The decline in gold and sterling exchange To-
DAY had an unfavorable effect on the wheat mar
ket, and with only very moderate export de-
rnand.. prices remain unchanged: small sales;
sales of Chicago spring at 81 l2@l 81; am
Der Iowa 81 23Ql 2ils; amber Green Bay
81 %; amber Michigan 81 31s@l 81, the lat
ter for choice
Rye dull and nominal.
Corn market unchanged and steady: sales at
60@6l for SOUND old mixed Western; 56059 tor
Eastern; asa 80 for unsound: SIC for prime white
Southern.
Oats dull at 5S@s9c for Jersey, Canada and
Western.
The demand for pork is quite moderate and
the market may be quoted shade irmer; sales
at sll 80 for mess; sll 35@ll 80 for prime
mess
Cut meats firm and prices are unchanged
Lard less active and the market is generally
without change; sales at 9@l0c.
Coffee continues quiet and without decided
change.
Sugar-Raw firm; Cuba a and New 0rlean.
| e5s@l1c.
Molasses steady and unchanged.
! Cheese firm at 7dSlsc.
Butter selling at 10@I5c for Ohio. and l4@
4 - for State.
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seems never TO be absent from his mind. and
whatever he does or says h Is always prefacei
"by Gods blessing
In one OF his Official dispatches he commences,
by Gods blessing xe have defeated the enc
my" Said one Of his officers to him the other
day. We'll. General, another candidate lrefer-
ring TO Pope is waiting your alterations" 80
observe. was the quiet reply. land by God
blessing he shall receive them to his full satisfac
ton"
After a battle has been fought the same rigid
remembrance of Divine Power is observed. The
army is drawn up in line the General dismounts
from his horse. and there in the presence OF his
rough, bronzed faced troops, with heads uRcoy-
cred and bent awe stricken to the ground the
voice of the good man, which but few hours
before was ringing out in quick and fiery intol.a.
tons. is now heard subdned and calm. a if over
come by the presence Of the Supreme Being. in
holy appeal 10 the Sapphire throne" Few such
spectacles have been Witnessed in modern times,
and i Is needless to add that few such examples
have ever told with more wondrous power upon
the hearts of the men. Are you surprised, after
this recital that Stonewal Jackson Is inyincible,
and that he can lead his army to certain victory
whenever Gods blessing" precedes the actl
MONDAY MoRSISG. August ll.-More good
news from jackson. but TO details indefinite.
He has had fight, perhaps two or three by this
writing, and again driven the enemy before him.
Three hundred prisoners have just come in.
There are fying rumors that Jackson has cap
tured two thousand of the enemy, and is pushing
Pope "to the wall" The Departments are 81
lent upon the subject. and l can get no clue to
the facts. The Yankees before many days have
elapsed. will doubtless find out the truth of a
trite observation by of our prisoners ''sor
o the sod Faith" says he, "but this Stone
man Jackson, wild wall in the handle of hi.
name. is wonus than IRISH hedge Ye cam
go around it, and We can't git over it. aud wha
the devil kin do in a dilemmer. but tel
fall into it gracefully. Cushla, but | think ou
PoDe has made bull ov il this time sure"
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NEW YoRK, Sept f--The bark Prentiss Hobbs
arrived from Matanzas day, and reports an
iron clad war steamer had arrived at Carlenas on
the 18th nl.-. flying piratieal rebel rag.
Our Consul ut Havana, General Shufeldt,
placed dispatches aboard the bark To be delivered
at Kew West, but although she lay off hey W est
lighthouse with signal Of distress fving, no no
tice was taken of her. and the dispatches were
mailed to-day from this port
The pirate has already captured several mer-
chant vessels. although heavily armed, IN her
cruise off the Bahamas.
Her commander told the authorities that she
was a rebel war steamer without name. She is
undoubtedly the Ovieto.