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The New York herald., 1862-11-16
shipbsiiding, &C.. I'm new York.

SHfPyARD OF ,. O. JEwETT CO., WILLIAMSBURG.
This 10 newyopened shipyard located At the foot OF
North Second street. the of the late disastrous fire
caused by the explosion Of kerosene OIL They have on
the stocks two propee being built the Chinese govern
men and TO be used gunboa each 100 feet long, ~ feet
breadth OF BEAM sfcet depth hold and 200 tons burthen
Tho machinery being manufactured By Daniel Mcleod
foundry In Inlay street. Brooklyn They will soon be ready
for launching One 10 tho Kiang 500, the other The Che
Kang. while the one lust launched 10 known - the Dali
Ching.
The keel OF fret class vessel Of about 800 tons 10 be laid
down In this yard Immediately designed for the China
trade She s 10 built for the house Of Messrs sas x.
Burrows Sons Of lionl Kong "
Tie schooner Union built for the uuarternasers deplr
and now stationed Iortugas and tho t'hness
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
Court QI General Sessions.
Before City Judge McCupn,

Nov. Is The Grand Jury came into Court this morn.
ing with large batch Of Indictments, and announced
through their foreman, Wilson G. Hunt ESQ.,, that their
abors wore ended. They accordingly discharged by
Judge EcCunD, with the thanks OF the Court.
SENTENCES.
William Brooks, convicted of an attempt at grand lar.
ceny sentenced 10 the State Prison for years
Richard Bohen plea OF manslaughter In the fourth
degree sentenced to the Pencntiary for six months
William Colburn convicted OF assault and battery, vii /
ten days in the City Prison. Amanda Thompson,
the coorcd woman, convicted Of mansaughter in the
fourth degree, told by tho Judge that she had beon
tried for akag the life OF her husband and the trial had
been fair All had ympa hzed deeply with her the
Jury had taken mercful vew OF the case and IN that
the Court coincided Der character good and
for th hor sentence should he light The Judge
concluded by stating that he hoped when she forth
from the cell which he should shortly consign her she
would cneavour to occupy respectable position Ia SO.
ciey She then sentenced TO be confined in the City
Prison for one year.
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broscn olt which n reipcing the inhabitants 70 tho
cf The whole population of Finland
u abaat 100 0t. out of which is calculated that
no less than $50 900 without food or the
means o. procuring Il. Larce quantities OF grain
have bcca despatched from bore TO the distressed
districts, hlt easy task 10 feei 800 900
20 pie, particularly .ie.olie and accessbie-a re-
~ "i'h ali rs b. Ia the south of Russia. too. tho
o hste hecn scsny AM haye partially suffered from
"a nc s's, aud l, k ony IN the interior OF the onnry
.'At the harvest has boon toicr1b.y fair. lhe nnn-
'os'i9 interest IL snle ing from anntier kind o "a
mne-uat of ooitos In the great manufacturing VII
lse Na,ro. the Til " to,s d Inhabitants of which
~" on."ten exclusively ia cotton spinning and caiicp
ri'hs Tue nrices hsve rson high that so,ae csab
",pheLs q nad 10 stop work. and feared tntt
uihrfs wond follow Cons supples OF Bukh,rl
c"ttH were brought ~ the fair Of Nif N0vgorod but
heithe' snliuict " qgantity enough IN, quality
" miesate Tor the ~nnt he American article; be-
sin w ch " siaed that was bought
up by spccuintofs to bo shpe 10 Ene loud Attempts
are beng made 70 atroiuce the cultivation of cotton into
ans Caucasi; but Is doubtful her the climate il
adapted TO It, tho annual tomperature re being four
America.
You were informed time since that the siberian
telegraph had been completed far as Oruak 300
versts from ST. Petersburg, whence 1t will be ex-
tended by erd'O next TO Irkontsk, aubse
quently TO Kakhta. the Chinese frontier 70 Nko
layeisk the Amonr. The kiakhta Lisok aarms that
company Of English cataiistshas been formed TO
struct tcogaphc line from pekin to Kiakhta, in which
there win long be uninterrupted elegraphic
In the meanwhile despat forwarded from Orusk
tn tho Chinese frontier by Rrs couriors a4d on TO
Pekin by Tartars In the employ Of the Celestial govern
ment.
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
s HIPPIN G N E w S.

ALMANAC Exw yo5K-rHis
sun RsKs ,.,........ As MOON IL 81
SUN SETS .,.......... 42 HIGH WATER. IS
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
PRINCE De JOINvillE ON The WAR.
The Skirmish and Battle Of
williamsburg.
KEARNY's INTREPIDITY,

TIE MARCH TO. TIE CllIcKAH0MlNY.
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AYERS
Ague Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY cusE or

aae @r-EEH EsF
Remittent Fever, chill Fever, D1MS
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
for the whole class OF disea ses originate
ing iM hillary arrangement, caused ~
the Malaria OF Miasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community Q
emedy which, while it cures the above complaints
9TH certainty. is still perfectly harmless in any
~uantity. Such a remedy is invaluable in districts
here these affecting disorders prevail. This
CrRE expels the miasmatic poison Of FEvxH
VI AGUE from the system, and prevents the de-
slopment Of the disease, if taken OH the first APP
roach OF its premonitory symptoms. It'll not only
he best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
complaints. but also the cheapest. The large
,ianti,y we supply for a dollar brings it within the
ach Of every body and in bilious districts, whcro
EVEN AND AGuE prevails, every body should
I'VE it and use it freely both for cure and protec-
N. A great superiority of this remedy over any
,hcr ever discovered for the speedy and certain
ire of Intcrm,ttents is that it contains no Quinine
+. mineral, consequently it produces no qainism OF
her injurious effects whatever upon the constitd-
on. Those cured by it are left As healthy a. i
fey had never had the disease.
Fever and Aguc is not alone the consequence OF
he miasn,atic poison. A great variety Of disor.
ers arise from its irritation, among which arc
.,eayaAyia, Mcmunatisns, Gouf, Headache, Blind
SIS, 1oothache. Earache. Catarrh, Asthma, Fnk
tetion, Painful Election Of the Spleen, UysteT-
s,i1Htn ~ ehe B0toets, COAc, IdrnfySts and IN.
,ngement Of the Stomach, all Of which, when
isinating i'll this cause, put on the Intermittent
pc, or become periodical. This /" CUnR" expelx
he poison from the blood, and consequently cures
acm all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
esiding in the malarious districts. II taken occa-
ionally or daily while exposed to the injection.
hat will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripcn into dis
.ase. Hence it is even more valuable for protee.
zion than cure, and few viii ever suffer from Inter.
~nittents il they avail themselves Of the protection
This remedy affords. !,
Prepared BY d. J. G. AVER T. CO., Iovsll, Hasa
:. D.. HONN, Council Blum JAS. Z. rsH, & d.
VAN LEAR, HANDY, 4 Co.. q. josspA.
RICHARDSON. MELLIER, l. Co., %. Louis; and all
Dealers In Medicines e~verywhere.
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T. 3 t5tuti6
blood, BIZ which this
weak. and poor. Being IN t6S rn1EYf
pervades tho whole body. and may bcS1eeH
a disease on any part Of il. No c1gaa 4 sffss
from it attacks. nor i there oas which 4 may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint Il vaTiously
causcd BY mcrcurial disease. low liyinx. d.
ordered q unhealthy food. impure aiS, 9Th
and filthy labits, the depressing Vice. and.
above all. BY the ~vcnereal M5ecSjcn. Wha1.
ever b is origin, Il y Hereditary IA the 60
stitution, descending :. from parents "a ehilatn
unto the third and fourth generation; : iudssd
it teens to be the rod II Him who says, II
viii visit the iiiquities Of ths fAthsra upon
their childrcn.'
IT. effects BY deposition nom ~
blood Of corrupt or ulecrous matter, which. Il
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, il termed
tubcrcles; III the glands, dwellings; and On
the surface, cruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which gcnders in the blood, depreaDes
the energies Of life, 80 that scrofhlous constits-
lions not only suffer from scrofulous cona-
plants, but they have far less power to wins-
stand the attacks Of other diseases: conss-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which. although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint In ls
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
cuIiutcS TIC NuHlaH NIlliy n0S lIS origin OlScctiy
in this scrofulous contamination, and many
destructive diseases Of the liver. kidneys, brain.
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people arc scrofulousy
their persons arc invaded by this lurking in-
lection, and their health is undermined by Il.
10 cleanse it from the system We must renovatu
the blood by an Alternative medicine. and in.
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
such . medicine we supply in
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Having just reformed from Aven, Illinois,
my former place Of residence, and where
my friends reside, I have learned that awo.
man, representing herself - my Oits, has
been Circulating 10 the eoKmunity reports
prejudicial to ny standing 10 society ~ .
Physician and . gentleman, l wish il to be
distinctly understood that ! am not nou
and never have been married to any woman.
That being the case, that woman vas On
inposeor, and not ny wife.
l can eoo6dsssly appeal 70 this eonnu.
nifty, during the tine ! have been here, and
to other oonnunisisa where ! hsvs residsd,
Tor the rsesisads Of ny oondset = to The
people Of Avon, Illinois, generally, and
particularly to Dr.. Convsrs, Lease Cumming
ham, Peter Cole, OF any other oitissn Of
that place. The privacy Of ny Affairs. the
oonssots Of ~ trunks, ny books Of 90
osnss wardrobe, and even ny nail matter,
Ass, in my absence. bsss made The ssbieos
Of scrutiny By this prssssded vile, q I an
Informed.
The material fast thss l wish 70 be dis
fnekly understood ID, thas that woman 10
not now mad never hes been ny wife. Far.
tase, that | never ~ married - any
woman; and . psrsou,sithsr living o. dsad'
ever stood IN that relation 20 ne.
knew Of no other or better medium Of
demonstrating this statement 70 the knewl-
sdgs Of the public than through he press,
ed havs therefore avsilsd myself Of that
channel Of s~omnunicssion. And 10 order
that may b held ansoabls for the truth Of
this ssassnent, 70 the laws Of ny sonasry,
- veil - norally 70 this eonnanisy, have
hsFIsanto appsaded ny oath.
A. G. SHERWOOD.
Sabseribed and sworn 70 before ne BY A.
y. Shsswood, this Seh day Of Nay. 1862.
W. G. CsAwroaD,
Nese'y Pssas.
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Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla.'

the most e~ffectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every.
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is CONF
bined from the most active rcmedials that have
been discovered for the ~expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other afEec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERurrIyx
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ASTMoNy's FnRE,
ROSE, or ERYsIrELAs, PiMrIEs, PusTrLEs,
BLoTcnEs, DLAlNs and DOILs, TuMoRs, TErrRx
and SALT RHEux, ScALD HEAD, RlNowoRx,
IsHEuMArIsx, SYPHILrrIc and MERcunIAL Dis
EASES, DRopsY, DYsPEPsIA, DRnlLITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM ViTIA-
TED on IMrURE BLooD. The popular belief
in :. impuuity Of the blood is founded in truth.
Tor ~scrofula is q degeneration of the blood. Tx
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
lila is to purify and rcgenerate tlis vital fluid,
without which sound health Is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-10

HHou. J. r. WllsoH, Of the House Of
Representatives, will aeoeps our thanks for
1 copy Of the Report o. the Secretary Of
VA in relation 70 Frsmons's purehasss Of
arms.
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rCspt. W. NJ. HIlL, Of Harrison Couu-
y, arrived in this city Tuesday night from
. prolonged visit to Fort Lafayette, with.
Or he was sent BY his kind Uncle Sam to re-
cruit his political health. We hope his 30
josrn ct that famed institution has been
sufficient to cure him Of the vile secession.
pox with which he has been afflicted since
his sheek-by-jowl companions inaugarated
this accursed rebellion.
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'At the municipal election in De-
Moinss, on Monday, the Democratic sue.
ceeded in electins their Mayor, and al ba,
three Of the Aldermen. The Regisser saya
this rseult wss not u~uexpsssed, - they
boasted last spring that they would stay u
home and do the voting, and tho dd
Black Republicans might 80 and SIGHT oa'
Lancolnss abolition war.
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0rThers has bees . large innax OF
westwsrd-bound sn,grsnss within she past
re days. By far the greater portion Of
a euisration this season 10 for Cslifof.
nis and sbe new gold sIds Of sslnsn Riv-
every little for Colorado.
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Iisa fact we'll known to the most o.
people berAbouts, that the Missouri rive
has been very high this spr,Dg-shat ID,
bottom between this city and Omaha ha'
been under wster, rendering it impossible
for teams to reach the Ferry Boat-and
that in consequences Of this state Of affair,
the Ferry between this city and Omaha die
not, during the latter part Of April, maxi
its .egulss trips. The Omaha RspnbEcan
on the contrary, affects to believe that thi,
partial suspension Of communication NJ.
entirely owing to tho fact that ssess Of the
controlling mansgers Of the Ferry is the
owner Of the principal Hotel 10 Council
Bluas, and besides this, keeps An Quitting
house in the place" Thus directly charg.
ing that Mr.. BAYLrss, Of this city, wilfully
recessed to farnish the emigration adequate
transportation across the river, in order
that bic Hotel and bic Stors might prod,
somewhat By keeping s'teans By the hum
dred'' % this side Of the riverl
A more shameful and caassless attack
was never made upon any person. 1t ID
absolutely without the shadow Of truth,
and destitute Of the least moiety Of reason
sblesess. II any one 10 to blame in 70.
gard to the management Of the Ferry, it is
Capt. Downs, Of Omaha, the immediate
manager. But it wosld not answer the
Republicans purpose to attack him-be.
cause be lived in Omaha, and besides, was
not 90 unfortunate % to be the owner Of .
Hotel and Quitting House 10 Council
BLUFF. Mr.. BAYLIss should either dispose
Of bis interest in the Ferry, Or quit the 10.
tel and Oatdssing b~osiness and Thus save
the Republican man much vsxation Of
spirit. II that Ferry boat Of Messrs. King
4 Cos Dies not loon get into . paying
business, and that Omaha eitissn does not
speedily dispose Of that land on this side
Of the river, " upon which : good landing
can be constroeted," VI shall ~expeetaan-
other blast from the Rspsbhcan Of the
propriesy OF . eitisen Of Council Blu6s
owning . Hotel and Ousdssing House, and
ct the same time being . controlling owner
In Q Ferry.
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corroN SEED.

We have received from Hon. J. A. KAs.
SON, q quantity Of Cotton Seed for distri-
button among those who have . desire to
cultivate an aequaintanse With the deposed
King Of Secessis. The seed can be obtain.
Cd Of tho Post U&ce.
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Tbe class IN geography c0nssSseo Of one
small Southern ~Confsdetacy, my boy, With
. taAte for tobacco. 80 ~rrtfn
aMas.sr Wiss,'' says The master, eona.
IDENTIFY, ssean yoa tell me whore Africa 10 ~
Master Wise snifs intslligently, and says
be s.
"Africs Il situated d the corner Of
Spruce and Nassau s~trests, and u bounded
| on the north BY Greedy, on the south By
Slsvery, on The east By Sumner, and On the
.vssy true. y brisst little fellow say.
the master, .now 20 back to your chawing."
"You see, friend Hessian," says the mas
ter, tnruine 70 ne, show eupsrier South
erners ore, even e children, TO the deprs.
ved Ysnkess. in ny sxpssiesee,. have
known scholIsrs only Dix years old 70 play
poker like old church members, and . pm
pil Il nine saeAsred ne eses n six nm
usss."
thanked hin tor HE seurtesy, and Wa
proceeding 70 to door, when / observes
four boys II oAe corner, With their mouths
90 distorted that they seemed 20 have euo.
sissad spon = diet Of psrsinnons al their
lives
"vssessble pundit,' y says l. in astosish.
meus, ahow oame the faces ct these on
spring % deforned ?"
'ssOh 70 says she master, comp!aceutly,
ssthas class hes bssn studying CsflyIs's
works."
Irstired from Cotton Ssninary, ~ boy.
vish : 6rm conviction Of the utility OF
ropalar ~edqoasion, and . hops that The q!
night ooue when . Psofess"sansp ~ Oso
Sledse would be created 10 the New Tors
Vaiversity.
Yours for . higher civ;fsaticn,
QRPHIVS Y. KlR&.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
The War.

We are without lst,r advices from New 0'lesJF, and
cousC qaen,y ignorant of the present status OF the city
The correspondence between Capt Farrsgut and Mayor
Monroe relative the surrender of the city appesr in
another column. Toe Mayors reply to the Yankees
d.nald i ~ aly and apt, The vessels of the enemy in
frolt Of the city number thirteen or fourteen.
The "virglDa" went from Norfolk down towards the
Roads yesterday. The Monitor" and two other mail
clad vessels usre at last ACeOunts yrg under the
guns Of Fortress Monroe IL remains to be sem Whistler
they have the courage to ooDe cut and fight.
The Chicago papers of the s5;h state that G. snerAl
B aaresArd is evaeullins oorinIh. Is may DO well
enough for them 10 think so.
l. is not improbable trait the next news Of interest
viii be from the Valley of Virginia, as General JAcls'n
is believed to be now 10 condition for sctVe opera.
tolA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30

ds In the defence Of their oountryshis is tho spirit
which, it animate all troops viii bear Us rium-
phAntly through all trials and conduct rs to assured
And glorious success. Il docs animate all troops and
srHs eclipse only when those whose duty 1t IL 10 d.
rec provide for lead armies show thems in
competent The soldiers of the COaedsrscy have never
yes been called to do or bear anything from which they
have shrunk. They have dagger and prvaton with
equal alaerity. o. the bloody Id, in the wasting
hospital along the weary march, or storm, they have
never fltsred nor murmured. Il has only been when
they have been held back from meeting the foe or com
PEELED to rstre bfors bis nsolsnt advance that they
have felt and exhibited discomfort We sie convinced
that the government" has properly appreciated
the spirit either Of he army the people. 1t has never
fully reAzsd the txhsusess store Of ssdsvotion and
self saer6se With which they have given themtelVes to
this cause. Il has no; seemed to know that no drsf
Cud be made on the courage and iorude Of the army
or the 6eIAy aud self denial Of the people, that would
no; be promptly and eheeriully met. AL tha. they are
and all that they posseE they have been from the frat
uipg to give to the county, knowing that, If defeat
ed in this struggle, neither existence possessions
would be worth anything. They have ssked only that
their services and contributions should be directed to the
most effective results Whether this has been done, the
Administration should consider History in determining
the qlsslion viii assign to them their plAee-bs il
OF honor or shame.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
j. Q Fremont,
Il jJs General.

A esrreqpoudea; Of tie Washington S.r "Fidt
ram "Cnmo before yorktown, April %" 'ays:
lave barely tim, to write you that everything IS pro-
grs,,rrg satisfactorily here. ,,.s,s,,
You iAyo 70 idea Of The immense hoor OF tns cam
% IN mint Il IT, no sever chsaI!ulIy Psi:o1n
- div aqd usat by tie qho5 a;my, al I'll rest anter
, Ia, % necessity 20 iuslrs SUCCESS, sni that
~ sill To- urc It, ,r
GouTIg one works approach these OF the enemy We
- .sy corh., nc "a some veil vi hh range Il tle
ss frrlGcl .ioi ,Larks 70 or sharp hoo efs woo
~ .iagly PICK their mea OF ah.ne'er attempting 10
wake gaa t, stop tbe progress OF cur eaf'h'WorHs
~ htd AMI c3usut i'ileir fife 'hat tie rsoes te.a
80 Eouoj she d.q Of typ0siug @ur occupation
=, Hoia,s for WHICH % u,he jhe gFand ia! a's'S
Tts easrea # i,ur rn,'' ia The iits Il e's NIL e.
psseueot, uttered agi4st Gsn. " ani.o, 'or's O0'
- be eat,l I, founded ]; h.' been dePrtV'e ~ I'd
O tls SO a.d mos, ,h,a O srs IL TIL army Wa'
vaer, Close by him throughout tbs snots stL'
uIM .nd4s Lat ,bsIe ESs htiDg between to- zoe
regiments, eausin, nu,h eoEmoto1 IN cur Camps a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
LrrrEn ysov col coRcokAN.

The following letter from Col. Oorcoan, dated Rich
noud 18Th inst, il Published ia the New York papers
Nv RSsr Dear Rrisad-Your letter Of the d met,
reached me- and avail M self Of the earliest Orpostu'
ntT % reply feel deep egret for the sad tote geDce
conveys my highly esteemed friend and lello Wpris-
onsr, Lieu. Dersey. have been irg nv beet Ell
leayOfs 90 console hin aud happy 10 say that he
ooks rpon the nat er in truly Christian ipsnlCr.
We have been tfhcislly 10 fled that now dc.
tained In GOES qaeuce Of Gen. Wool having failed
conn., " with terms of agreement To ssy lhst sm lot
Il1ous to be honoEsbly released from my prcs, posi-.
,iou, you'd De something more than mgbt be expected
ffou unan nature, tut TO saJ that am no. perfectly
content to ps.ien y avail proper action, would DC oqu,
ualrus. T. e;eorC, be not uneasy, tor my heslh .s
g,c ard COY spirits buoyaut aud hop may hereafter
o. by my p,esen; efi'DnA. know snS appreciate
tte vast smount OF tro, be- 81 that my friends have
taken 10 order 10 OBJ ain my t=l,a's aud rss Ill viii
De guided 10y past Iperncs and let the matter rtst for
tue lu.ure am wtlou knowledge of much that tran.
spires | can perhsp', form 70 real ideS oi What pre-
vsr {, nv oxchaugs Yet know tia. circumstances are
likely 10 srre rom TIN, 10 time which NAV qde con.
I'D ,rabe pcnCcy 20 sIrsngs AID also know that the
Is entitled to The consideration OF cur Govern
m-li IL which have the )st uCb Oculsd coil icrce.
received letter form Captain hePoor this day, da-
ted az Sa.bury North Oarcl IA, instant He uen-
inns thas himself LieutrDanls Bas and Cannon, Ead
al Gu. men, are IA good hr=lh
Lope yoq will srits very often. Some uay reach
"a and when any cones hand, you eau scarcely I'M
,zme how happy fel, and how much it relieves the
dull moHoioty II this prison life.
The matte OF he Ell cion OF LsuieuantColontl nigh,
perhaps, be postponed with advantage. | regret hr.
G1.msn has not accepted
suelo letter II Mrs. OoIcoran, anu with fonde5t
umcmbrtuces TO al ireuos
remain, yous ever most s.:sched friend,
EICHAIL CoRcoRAN,
Colonel 69 n R1gi uent n. Y. ) N.
To Captain ines D HIker, No 500 Broadway, Ne"
Yo;k.
Live 10 Lieutenant ConnOy; will write to him 10 O
..w day., CT as soon as al opportunity permits.