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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-21
9rrrpsbnrg 9uurnal.
TIE NAY QUEEN.

Little Bessie awokc one morning,
And druwsily opening her eyes,
She hastily threw back the shutters,
To take bort ucep at the skies.
But sad disappointment awai,ct
The cxppctant Queen Of the Mag,
For the SKY was SO black and so lowering,
She knew twas O rainy day.
No sooner did Bessie discover
The prospect 50 gloomy without,
Than throwing herself ON the pillow,
She began the dav in pout.
Soon the breakfast bell tinklcd 10 call her
To join the kind circle below,
But she scarcely hcc led its summons,
So wrapped up was she in her woe.
For she and her schoolma.cs SO Joyous.
Had long been awaiting the day
When the buds unfolding in beauty,
Should crown her the Queen of May.
And now they had found that the forest
Was arraycd in most beautiful green
So, with hearts oycrflowiug with glldncss,
They erected throne for their Queen.
They had planted the May pole so stately,
Aud twincd it with leaves and wild flowers
They had said" Round this let us circle,
And dance through the soft morning hours.
Twas sad thus TO lose all their pleasures
lihNC lllclI IilduS All spout uN INC ram
But. sadd'r by far that Queen Bessie
Should her sorrow so poorly restrain.
But not long did she nurse her repining
At the dcsul0tc scene out cf doors,
For she knew that the randrops descending,
Would brighten and cheer up the flowers.
A week from that Saturday morning
Was Bessie crowned Queen Of the May,
And the woods were more fresh ana NOR
charming,
Because of that one rainy day.
The Liric Pilgrim.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-21

factor with noisy gratitude and placed him at once
high in the calendar Of saints.
That evening Mr. Goiwyu sat alone in his parlor
The picture was ON the wall, but his eyes were al
ready moro than half satisfied with its beauty, and
ceased tn turn themselves toward II for pleasure
A friend had been invited home at tea time to look
at this picture. lie had an artists eve, and knew
good painting from a bad one. Unfortunately for
MIR. Godwyn, he detected glarirg faults in ,hcland-
scape, and did not hesitate to pronounccit a fourth
rate affair, and dear at the price which he had
paid, Mr. Godwyn was unhappy.
On the same evtping sa, Martin alone gazing at
picture. the sight Of which gave him iucVpcsSi
bic pleasure. 1t twas not hanging upon the p3rlor
walls incloscd in gillcd ham,, but grouped in lis
thought, and vivid as life itself, We need not dcs-
crbc this picture. The reader knows that it rep
resented the poor lrishman and his delighted fami-
ly Imagination had painted it in richest colcrings,
and memory was enshrining Tin perennial beauty.
There was no power in time to rob that picture of
its charming freshness. Its possession could not
bring rcproving thought; no critic was skilled
enough in art to find defect, and thus lessen the
owners appreciation. 1t was worth thousand
such pictures as the one his friend had already
1t we were as ready to hang the chambers of our
minds with beautiful pictures, as we are the walls
Of our houses, what pleasures would lay in storo
for the time to come. As we grow older, we nscn-
sibly fall into the habit of looking inward. We see
more with the eyes Vt the mind than we do with
the eyes of the body - ottcncr gaze upon the pic
lures that cluster ON memorys walls, than upon
those which hang On the wall, of our dwellings, !
let us then give beauty and happiness to the future
by daily acts Of kindness --b by tender charities --
by deeds of human love. These will group thcn-
selves into pictures, upon which, as years glide
away, and the eyes look moro and more inward, we
shall gaze with purest delight: for time cannot de-
face them, neither will familiarity rob them of u
living interest And these are the pictures which
are not hanging upon walls that shall know his
presence no moro, when man lays down the bur
den Of natural life. lie takes them with him. as he
takes the precious silver Of divine truth, and the
fine gold of celestial love; and they will help to
make beautiful the mansion prepared 0rhim above.
Good deeds are the stcppiug-stoncs to heaven.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-21

Scarcely ten minutes had elapsed AFTER his arrival
on ;hc i,d before hc gave the orcr to support G,n
Hancock, 0uA to press the advantage alrcNdy gRued
M that direction and in five minutes more, seven
thousand mon were on the march for that point.
Night fell hctorc they reached 1t, and no more N-s
dome that day but there, as subsequent cNamina-
ton proved, was the cnemy's weak Point. and the
General saw at once what, alas whole army had
blundcrcd over all day.
Weary with hard DAYS work. all sank down
readily enough whore thew stud that sight, aud,
thanks 70 pluughed land and whole day rain, the
soldiers bed for once was soft.
Az daylight we found all the forts in our front,
and Williamsburg itself completely abandoned by
the rebel army, save only the dead mud wounded.
Au along the r,als and in the woods We found the
cucmy's dead len uuhurici and his wounded in
thcir agouicS Every barn was fvll of them, and
every house in Williamsburg also, and ths cncmy's
loss can tot have bccu less than thousand killed
aud wounded
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The Battle Of WilllAmsOMrS -
Operations Of The Fourth Corps Cen.
lianCocli'S Brilliant BHyonct Charge.
LCorrespondence Of the y. Y. Herald.l

Correspondence of the y. y. Herald
SuoRrlY after dav we began to find out
exactly where We were. and the enemy max
ing a similar discovery somewhat later. Our
proximity in force was, it seems. somewhat
OF II surprise to h m. lie had thought we
could not get M within reach for two or
three davs vet. and had already hc.un his
retreat from williamsburg but the rapid
ity of our movements chauaed that. and
sccCSh was actually compelled to tu.u back
and fght for the salvation OF its army. We
might say. without cxaggcrat on, that the
Southern army has rclnys Of notifications at
short distances all the wav on the roa to
Richmond. The peninsula is houcvronhed
with batteries. and. overtnkc them where
we NAV. the rebels win 4 ,uht}r.aha lort4
from which to i.,htuR So it proves here.
We hal apnroacIcd Wi}liaws6urg from y
Direction a ilttic south OF cast. on The rc.,l.
lar Yorktown roqi arI RIGHT un the road
in sight oi the stccplcs of the quaint old
cap.tl. we fJund Fl. MArrulcr. a lar.,c en-
closed work, in which we're thirteen gums.
70 the north and south Of il were rcloubta.
/ which establish d fortified line Of thrcc
miles i'm extent. in which the enemy had
/ twou,y-onc guns. Every approach was
well covered LY his oums. The anproach ON
/ the front was 05struc;cd hyahcIyv abatt.s.
and the trees were grl,eI for a mile 10 rive
/ his runs the ciaar,st rossibla sweep.
Atabout EIGHT 4. N. they determined to IN
tcrrupt our further examination of their it,
tie arraue cmcuts, and threw out a body Of
| infantry 10 thc.r right which soon exchan.-
ell fire with the advance of IEookers divi.
sion Though il did not at first seem seri.
ON. this fire was EXCHANGED intermiLtcrtly
for a .,.od while. Some LIGHT batteries be-
came engaged in il. and drove the enemy
nretty hard until unlncl,jly they pot under
| ire of the enemy. heavier Guns whom
thcv Of course got the worst Of if Brpm.
haIi,s N.w Yurt h ,ttnry in nortirnIo,. Lnd
~ntten into a h,rd s,ra,,r All a yory L,rd
fght t,nl, r,I,rr il, tbc r,leoyor 70 s,yc i.
! III tho horses warc eithcr l,;llaa m, vourd.
ed thc ~,,ns were m;rrL and thnu~L onr
mon C,noLt ,vnIl and hori the cuo,nv NOM.
nL lis r5ntrv nmt IovishIv n rho riubt time
orI in tho rirbt ,,iocn and fnolIT carr;nd
",ya,. +I,o o,,Te u,ith most tnrr;ifo rhoru.
nr ,,,I,,s ,T9,J ,.hoors
i vas ",,, mcsr noon and tho ororv cncorr
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-21

also OF a very Formidable character. Those
At Scwolls Point showed plainly the effect
OF tho shot from the guuboats few days
previous.
The charrcd hulk of the Marrimac lay at
some distance from CNncy Island. Early
in the morning sNe was observed by our
pickcts-hoats TO be on fire, presenting a
scene of great grandeur aud ct o'clock
she blew up with terrible explosion. 1t
is now certain that the shots from the Cum
bcrand did penetrate below the monsters
watcr-ljne, sending, the slivers in every
direction. But no visions of this huge sea-
dragon will trouble the imaginations of any
body any more. Tho work of destruction
was complete, As to her officers, as the
negro said, "thcy have done run away
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-21

your management, Of their education for their life,
govern yourself accordingly. George Conbc, the
greatest moral philosopher Of his day could hardly
reckon in simple addition and Colburu, the mathc-
matican, could not write a common place address
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-21

A CROCODILE escaped from travelling
mcuagcrie, at Ladenburg, in the Grand
Duchy of Baden, short time ago, and was
afterwards seen in the Necker, in the neigh
horhood of Ncueuheim In consequences Of
his prescuce in the river, the local authoir-
ties prohibited the inhabitants from bathing.
A fcw days afterwards some fishermen sue
cooded in capturing him by means OF very
strong nets. His owner was sent Tor, and
when he appeared, the crocodile manifested
great Joy--hoV, is not stated,
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
Arrivals AnN Departures.
DEPARIuRgs.

soUIaAnsros, HA,Et AND -HAssuRc-steamstip Ham
rnons--air aud Mrs Win Bayley, Canada Ferai M
Fusch New yorx. Goi,ig San francisco; Csp whesor
90; Afr and Mrs Fernando and family, do; Marie Ca ro,
40; Mrs Cote Hobokcn; Mrs Hahn 81 Louis Mrs Glenn
enne Fsron Louisville Mr. and Mrs Aug Martini and son
Posea; Miss Herzbsse, do Miss Mathern, do; N Moore
Boston; g VI Sclm,dt San Fra abcisco; Carl wiug BMr
more. ueary Genkrn. do. Edward Lorny, New York
Ax,ekh. children and nurse DO; jules Motert swiser
land WIN Phelps Illinois; Ingersol lockwood, Unite.
States Coasu HaDvv~y John Dnaer New York Charles
Mave.. Philadelphia. Mvrz Judkirwfez Wsshna ton WIN
Harvey, Eagsnd Mrs Lsnis Cohn. and child Ba
Rouge John Waters ~ Louis John with 0faaf Iowa
Bratnnisr. Richmond: Druumes. do; A Bfock aud "a
niiy others IN the s,serageToai l27
Specie, ~ ,Ws0o0.
LivsR-col--sst amship 0asgow-Miss Jackson Mrs Rob
.hss N Macy, kobt Wright jules Fontaine Jsvigne
IrnSi ana a. lady Mr giIdelsee.e, Raphael Mcharl
Nj Clnk chas Clark, Mary Clark and baby with
others ~ the steefsee - -
NV osssass as Creole Madame San Romsin
nin Dr Drew, FreSk xrgler, II n Lews Mr. and Mrs
sAser, Mis Bsmsgasa and two children Mr. Osgncd Mrs
Langley. Mrs Glsdsispe MRS Porter. De Fmest 4 u,i
neD'cns Antoine Battists, Bacirnlp, n cnwder Ms
L1uEisr B.sahsyt Mrs ksrgare,ts Read Miss SETON
Geo hyW sud friend. Emerson, W Amorv y Na1sbsi'
2 I elobogws; Q Caro- wm LIplncos,. N Absman. J n
Mrs ,sd ort.d Abrrch, Henrr Hines M, ssniat and
tv0 children, S.nlrgD~t y CuDeo, Jss 3 nrew MAJ
JsyioT. Medors Tavfgrs-Jcsl NJ "v
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Marine Couve.

Before Hon Judge Hcarne and Jury.
Nov b.-0r'eor a. kinbau and aao,Aey-- rhis
% acton brought by sailor against the defendants the
owner and captain Of the steamship Rsrusk The facts
proved that the plain, others ssrcea with the
owner % assist che sailing Of tbs steamship, which
~as TO be towed BY the steamship Dispatch from Nassau
N p. 70 this port. When the Dispatch bad ,owed ,he
kar1ss OF Port Royal her a. ard the Karpak
~snt pto TIE rosdstead ~ Port Royal when the pa
GAmeo the vVy snded but the defendants refused 70
Abw the sailors W 2c ca shore aud eventually got the
uFt~ost marshal 70 coDe board psi the crew ,n
wuns, and were iakeo shore and put 10 work tp the
sasdhs some chained n ncgroes Cor eny day, Tbey
theD sent 10 custody 10 New York me cssa
siG for ESQ. -
There several similar sctcus pending s the suu Of
The other members u the crew Counsel tor plaintiff
Gbaner a Hart; for deNndaots, Mr.. Hasalns
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
Supreme CoWrs-Circult.
Before Hon. Jadge Potter.

MpoHsANT TO COMMON cARRIERs-- DAMAGES AGAINST
the LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Henry Bal al, rs The Liverpool, Nep Yorh and Phld-
>sgAia .SteamsAip Compo.yIhis case, tried twice be
sore at the circuit preseated the third time for
s6jsdcs,cu before jury and which has been trial
three days, resued 10 q verdict for palsDtins for
81 .l3s o. The piaoiis sege that 10 1888 Mr. Ball Of
shs well known frm Of Ball, Black Co., jewellers, 10
sbss city had manufactured for his house Florence
,asee quantity of mossics and malAchtcs amounting
We aggregate several hundred dosrs and ordered
tsem 20 be sent 70 shipping bousc IN Ieghcrn, wbo
SAesd them 10 be shipped TO Ive oo thai they arrived
nfely at Liverpool 70 the order ~ Brown Shpley Co
who caused them be Transmitted e this Coantry by the
ahp Kangaroo belonging 10 the defendants that the
EessDtatsn of the freight hill TO BAH, Black Co they
went 10 the Office of the steamship Company
pseperty, but were unable 20 obtain IT,
The defendants claim, In their defepce, that mosa
and malachtes precious stones and that they are
not bound 10 respond damage the value thereof BY
Of the following clause their bill isding
eThe Of these ships will not be accountable for
money documents gold, silver bullion, specie jcwery
AND precious stones. or metals paintings and saieary
ue'ess bills Of sdng signed therefor aud the value
seeren expressed The issue between the parties
N, whether rnosaios aud nalachcs under tue
Nfms "precous stones or jewelry.n The plant A
claiming that these articles ewery prec,ous
stones until they sci prepared ornaments ior
Abe pei Nessrs. WIN. Fullerton and G. Fiske for
paaini ns Eessrs Pistt Gerard and Buckley for de-
All
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
Died.

BsAp1--In Brooklyn, on saturday, November 10, sud
hts sgs : native Of the county Of cavan, ireland.
Hs ff,eads and those q his family respectfully
viicd 10 ATTEND the funeral Monday morning. at nine
O'Clock roe remains viii be conveyed from hts late re-
s,dence $50 Plymouth street. 10 the Church Of the AS
smsantion corner Of York and Jay Streets Brooklyn,
where solemn requiem mass will be offered up for tho
roDeo Of his soul and from thence 70 the Cemetery Of tho
Holy Cross, Flatbush.
ByoonER.--At East New York, on Friday, November
"a CLARAsRR only daughter OF George r. and Elizabeth
w Bloomcr aged l year and months.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the unera from the residences OF her
parents, at East New York, this Sunday AFTERNOON AZ
two o'clock.
CAN-On Friday, November H. LucY, the youngest
daughter OF Michael and Bridget Cain aged months aud
26 days. ..,
tend the funeral from the residence ot ner parents No
800 Eighth this Sunday afternoon O'Clock
,poius On Friday, November Ia, GKoRGx c. only
child or James NJ and sarah j. Crolus aged years aud
ii months a.. -,
bers of Manhattan Engpe Company No, s, are respect.
fv invited 10 attend tho funeral ON tie residence OF
b parenta No 10 k1dridge street. this Sunday after.
noon, nj one o'ciek
DANNY ,-op Friday November "a, pErss DASEy. n tAs
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
COroaers, Ia0uesss.

FsIiL vssus. CASUALTY AZ FuixoS MAsxsT Patrick
BRADY, native Of Ireland aged siKy.eg years, was
pun ever by truck belonging 70 Rayscsds, Pratt h
bsvce Al the or Fulton and South street yester
Gay afternoon and severely injured that he died
oon afterwards at the Second precinct station house.
AV'eSsea was " the employ ~ FarrT Lyon, and was
we accident occurred The ervsv OF the truck was
Issto put was subsequently, discharged by Coroner
sumsnn inc case was purely accidental and could not
Den AVOIDED ~ any foresight on the part f
ne snsn % charge ~ the uuck Brady lived 10 Iroor
vsess be ksvef q wife aud family -
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
The Armies OF the West.
CHANGES IN THE MILITARY CoMhANDs-6ENERALS
WRIGHT AND GRANGER PRoM0rED--OTHER MpoR-

CHANGES IN THE MILITARY CoMhANDs-GENERALS
WRIGHT AND GRANGER PRoM0rED-0THER IMPoR-
TANT MILITARY MOvEMgNTs--GENEgAL Wallace
IN CINCINNATI. ETC.
- ,rr0M Che Cincinnati Enquirer, Nov. l3
For few days past IL has been known that important
changes aboot 20 take place in the military
mards Of the West ard already movements ip that di
pecton have taken place Major General Gordon Granger
has been relieved or his ddree in the vicinity OF
Lexington ordered 10 East Tennessee. which duty
he LEFT yesterday. MAJOR General Schuyler Hamilton
leaves to-day for Nashville, having been assigned i'm
portant command under General Rosecrans. Brigader
Generals Van Rensselaer, Buford and others have reported
at headquarters in this city and been assigned TO duty in
the Depar tnlent Of The Cumberland.
Major General Lew. Wallace, who left this city few
days since take command Of troops in Gen Grants
department STOPPED nj Cairo hy order from the
War Department to return to Cincinnati, and there avail,
orders. The General and his staff arrived IN this city
yesterday morning. His orders have not yet reached
this city from Washington IL Is believed, however, IN
military circles that Gen. Wallace will relieve Gen.
wr light in the command Of the department of the ohio,
and ,ha, Gen Wright has been assigned 10 very import
ant command IL the eld We sappose that this s really
the although the streets has IL that Gen.
Wallace returned 10 Cincinnati TO preside at the oet
Of Gen. Buell. which 10 this city next
week. The orders viii, no doubt arrive TO- day, when
Gen. wallaces new position VIII be determined.
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
IMPORTANT FR0M NORTH CARouRa.
-->--->---
Governor Vance Communicates With
Governor Stanly.
sKorth Carolina Will Fight 70 the
Last Drop Of Blood"
Cur outposts Attacked by the
Enemy in Force.
Fsaneuyres of the Rebess i'm Our
Vicinity,
&C., Ac., 10.

The rsted States Steam transport Enes ferry, Cap
Cha -, from Newberp ~ c. arrived ~ ms port
yes,er6ay Al eight O'Clock yesterday morning, when
on Barregat she was taken In tow by the steam trans
p0y, Cahawba, her machinery being disabled
The Terry brought the following passengers
a Greenwood pilot, United States transport Massasos;
y FIELD engineer United states transport Allison A.
ME- steersee.
ne Ellen Terry brought the bcdy Of Captain James
n rcpdeson 81 New YORK; belonging 10 General Posters
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

M arried.

yooTS-paows.--On Thursday, November 8, by the
Rev James Foy, JOSIAH NJ FoorB, JR Of this city, 70
Miss MARY ANS BROWN second daughter OF Peter Brow
Esq. OF Yorkville, N Y. No cards issued.
ioston Ohio ana Western papers please copy
HypB-KrNpRvp.-On Wednesday, November 8, by the
Rev Dr. Tbos Gaaudet, AIsKRr WARREN HYDE FRANCES
EJzARErH eldest daughter of the late Alfred Kindred all
OF this city,
La BrAxC--Fin MArMcE,-In New Orleans, on Friday,
May % by Rev. Louis La Fargus, EucKN La BLANC, Of
New 0rlesns, 10 Miss MARGARET Firz MAURICE. Of New
Ysfk
MCDoxNEu,--srxE Rochester, At the residence Of
the brides father Wednesday, November IL, by the
Rev. A. g HAIL, p W Mcdonnell, " D., 10 MARION
RAMSEY daughter Of Robert Syme, Esq., oi Rochester No
cards issued.
NxoS-CcLBy On Sunday evening, November o. by the
Rev Father Jerome, Of st. Josephs church, Mr. THOMAS
NxoS TO Miss MARY ANNE Colby eldest daughter Of James
Colby, Esq.
morning Of Tuesday, November IL, by the Rev. Dr.
Brown, W,IERvs H. RANeRrso to AhASpA H. PAYNE,
second daughter OF Lewis Payne Esd, all OF George
town, d. G. 80,
wIsrow-AsH.--Atsso ssonington, Conn, on Menday, No.
yau,cr IN nv the Rev william Ct, FRKpgRIoK A. wrys
Tow. ~ New York 10 MARY C. Asn of stopingtcp.
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with forty rounds Of cartridges each and aecompan led
by The Provost Marshal and lieutenant COLONEL WHITAKER
dearted on the boat for the scene o dsturbsnoe Hon
~ II. Ramsey the state Bank Comptroller, whose resi-
Aesoe N at Port weshingtsns accompanied the party
wac reported yesterday that the . hsurgcns' had
planted upon the pier washington, antici-
patng the arrival of thu soldery In view OF this fact,
The Provost Marshall with the infantry wou'd land at
Port Uloa, this side of Port Washington, and enter the
town In the rear before light this morning.
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
The Irish Legion at Newport's Ncws-
Letter from General C0rc0ran.

The reports from the headquarters Of Cofcoran
Irish Legion at Eewports News Virginia, very
able. tho 18th inst all the regiments had debarked
sasey and were very comfortably located by order Of
Major General Dix az their present quarters Only
accident occurred during the voyage from New York. and
that Colonel ged Of the sixth regiment, who
,ained a wound In the thigh from which be will
be laid for few days The Second regiment Of the
Legion zone Hundred ard Seventeen New York vcun.
teers al present located a. Camp Ann District OF Coum
ba, VIII be detached from General Corcerans com
forward TO Nsvpor's News ln time % leave yh The e1.
pedron
General CoIcorap received the following letter from the
HsADeuARrxxs CosooaASs IR,sn LEGION, /
NSwposfs NEWS, Va, Nov. l3, 1862. I
NV DEAR wnIIAx--Thc Cahawba and Connecticut
rived Fortress Nonro Tuesday evening, tho Poea-
in excellent health and spirits, and wiihpu, tho sghest
accident on the voyage except ONE that deeply regret
Colonel Reid was accidentally wounded In the thigh bu
not seriously He will be quite well 10 few days.
reported 10 Major General Dix at nine O'Clock A. NJ yos
erday and was ordered TO this place, where have
progressed rapidly with the work OF debarksoD have
ali my tents and most OF my stores shore The
all transported aBd pitched. hope this
ing have al. the comfortably encampcd, that
you can we have not been idle nor do We intend
10 have any time ~ spare Tor several days There
comfortable barracks here, but require cleaning Thc
viii have done in few days, 10 have them avail
able IN case the weather should prove cold.
Indeed Ihave been delighted with the reports Of the
cOloneit VI hHneft teFms VI tHe
conduct OF the men during the lasssgs
There few to whom bcGntes reDain unpaid and
have timo and receive lie, u their names
| will send officers TO collect II Tor them.
Make copies OF encjoeed order aud have thsm served
Immediately as Ircqure the services Of s here pre-.
sent. Ny love 70 all freads. Ycnrs aNcctionaiely,
MICHAEL. CORCORAN
detaehment OF egbsy.lve recruits sent forward
yesterday from this city 10 Join the Legion al Newpors
News. They wont by the steamer Tisnet
Captain Rogers of the Fifth regiment who recruiting
the Park Oh ssversl nne yodng fellows Join the
Legion IN the field TO day. The captain Is indsatigsbe in
his endeavore 20 procure men for the service Of his
country and only wants about twenty Of the right
sort. whit will rec eve extra remuneration.
The New York herald., 1862-11-16

Another Prize Vessel.

UNTED STkIkS fF1IE CUNhfsIONEks OFFICE
Nov. l5.-1he Water Witch, captured q prize vessel
BY the bark. Arthur IN the Gulf Of Mexico, when
voyage from Havana TO Mslsnoras, with cargo OF salt
brought to this port yesterday by Acting Masa
Alma The captain o the Water Witch tgabsrnitle
sy the Prize commissioners 70 the House Of Detention
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
MIsUELLANEOUs.

BUSINESS CARDS IS CENTS PER cog dn i.nlS.
cents per GO Newspaper Book, Pamphlet, Law and Al
kinds Political Mercantile and Commersal Prnting ~
ouely low rates r. II. DAWLEY'B new steam friniing
Eslahi. shmept corner Reade and Centre streets