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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.

Passenger Trains leave MA Psvonia Ferry
New York, o. follows, viz:
AT M, EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and Buffalo,
ATS A. NJ, MAIL, for Dunkirk, and iatermediate
Stations This Train remains over night at Elmirs,
and proceeds the next morning,
AGA n, MILK, daily, for ottsvile, and inter.
At ii A. X ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Por,
Jervis, and principal stations.
At p. NJ, WAY, for Middletown, Newburgh,
,.AtsP: n, NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Dun.
The Train Of Saturday stops at ail Mai Train Sta
tiens, and runs only to Elmira
At p. M, ACCOMMODATIONS, for Horns.
vile, and principal Stations.
CHAs MINOT Gcnl sup't.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver aug 10
nEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
~ CORNER OF EIGuTEEsIa AND g STREETS,
Washington, D. O., february 10, 1862
at this point, ,ooo) one thousand II IEh Z. BOARDS
Tor the graves of deceased soldiers will be received
at this office until Saturday, March lst, 1902 at Il
O'Clock noon.
The boards must conform in all respects to the
following "
SPECIFICATIONS
The Boards to be Of clear locust wood, free from,
ons and ons half inches thick '' ''''' "''' 'i'''
Tobe slightly rounded at the top and "chamfered"
Distance of Ci) one foot (s) nine inches
Planed smooth en- each side
"A specimen no o. the style of board required may be
Proposals should be addressed to Col ID II Rucx
ER, Ousrtermaster u. i. Army Wsshington. d e.
and should be plainly msrked'd Proposals for Head.
ooaIas ,, ID. II. RCCKER,
Noz'-a'haich q N and Col. &c
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CELECT SCHOOL FON GIRLS,

CELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Sl2 Per Quarter, French and Music included
hRs. A. ZAPPONE, Principal,
No. 01 X street,
Near the Circle
A1-iF urnshed Rooms for Rent, On very moderate
terms, In the same building. dGe 3l-u
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CLOTHING, &c,

GUNNER CLOTIllH0.
We Offer oar arg. aseortmpt Of thin Sum. "a
msr Clothing nj reduced proee Our mock
nens, Youths', and Boys wAfing Apparel, -
Of the most desirable and fashionable styles
Also, 8hirts and Fss.tshtn9 0o9ds n SrSetyarissy
WALL, oTEPHENB = CO., Il
s92 Pennsylvania avenue,
iulyl0 between Ninth and Tenth ste.
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ISO Il II ENT WITH BOARD.-A fine
II SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM, furnished
bath adjacent, No. 442 Ninth street, secoud dool
north Of Patent Once jan 81
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j. EULLAM'S

A j. FULLAM'S
STENCIL CUTTING TOOLS,
FOR THE USE OF ANY SOLDIER WHO
wishes to clear q lew Hundred Doli.rs extra by
iurnishing his Comrades with PLATES to mark
their Cioihing, Equipments, &c Ci cular, Samples,
and |" View Of H, adquartsrs." sent free BY mail.
Address, Al FULLAM,
fob I3-aw Springfield, Vermont.
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r ha0WS4yof0ss 4 ves s.ssR
DO1atA1 0x1rw0<s1as
oFrIUB No. Sle FBNnsYlvANlA AVENUE,
-, gshssm nsstfn ~ rAkssssaA sfruss,

SssysSsislIx .sstsg - ysessss.eaai ssryisss %
.isiss S:Ssly Il svsry ssssvSll i ny s rssssss:d
ment. M y patented @ By Ds. ~ 4. Z. ASy. q Phi.
adelpha, for fastenin6 ssti0ela tssth 10 9l dlveP
o. plaina plstes, which pfssludes the possibility q
q The eams tine rendsfilg the operation noes IN
Hatsrsl, and Of more utility 70 the patient, disp{ns
Ing with the ordinary modes Of fhstsning By fftet
Of plates, and Consequently an imperfect adaptation
70 Ehe Douth.
ne wold respectfully invite the public 70 hs gAss
vncsd of ~ superiority over al nsthods herctofors
uosd. = : -. ~ 49,
The dental peofssics 4 also invited 70 call and
examine ib merits and utility.
Also, dentiss cen be furnishcd with teeth Of oil
binds, st les price thsa they can b bought slss
wherS. - -trU nov eff
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used ior water at any moment; wherein, perhaps,
It posseeses ito greatest usefulness It's c0mpsotnes
when folded ior transportation, 10 shown by cut No.
?, It's extsnded condition ready for use, being shown
In out No. 1.
It Ia highly recommended by large number o
onocrs boni In regular and volunteer armies
JAMES q. TOPHkY,
Agent for y G.,
400 Seventh street, W asliingtOn.
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n. HS fHoxfscr xMlsTEn w,ii ~ =, =: q
styles Of ral and Winter Milllisfy On Thum ~
Day, the Slst Inst ~ ~ T4I'fIFI 800.
le generally, 10 Invited, and aA examination sofioit
I'd, st our taAcy md 4illinery 8tors no $40 fenn
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenlh stfsets.
oct 90 HUTCHINSON D HUNRO.
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,UPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.

SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
The most perfect
LlFE-LlkE CARD PORTRAITS
OF Prominent Characters are those published by
Martin d Co., and for sale, wholesale and retail,
by
VIM. BhLLANTYEE,
dob Seventh street, near the Post Once,
Where terms and particulars may be obtained.
he EXTENSION fOUKET PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUM, holding twelve Portraits, Just the thing
for the camp,
~ Agents wanted in all the Camps, 10 whom
literal terms are offered feb l3-eo.w-
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Ts.rFX' 'f3.ySS.,.

TT. tssSssMrs, N. D.,
n .aysesS q ls!s.sss g - Ii.:is, Pats
wear othess, and novesssa can wsas eshcn who caa-
- wsss theS, "a.
Wlih cap AyA Sad pefes Of Teeth they nj dsSifs ;
bat 10 hoee who efs pertioulaP, and w1sh S6s pSrV
sl.sness ssloaN sd nost Hsrisse dsst.re that AZ
WonantsA. =
keoaS D thls sity--Ns. - fsnnsyiyaaia svs.ss,
sssweee Ninth and Tenth stRests Also, eof Arch
s>ssss, fhiladslppis. aislS-iy
nR. LOCKWOOD eontln6es eAe Dfao-
corner Pennsylvania avenae aaA 6Svsnth street
nayi1e Dsas(See1 ln s0s 8osth nsasfy extssn year
hs issb a9yled that b saa give satsfaotoa 10 ny
TseSk 'inSsrts1 % vulrAsrfs, Ruusxs, o. 0oss
fLAIn, Chlorofosn aAninlstefed whsn dssirsd.
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'JW OrFICERs, Suffers, &c.

A new light, four wheeled WA
CON, with water proof covers, 81
snd handsome leather eushisns ~
built to order 1t New York and cost Siss, FOH
SALE, at q moderate price. Also, New Yorh
made set Of DOUBLE HARNKss, plated attinSs
mover used. Also, ~ Of plain BISsLH HAsssss
quite new. Apply for address Of Stable and Groom
10 4s1 Seventeenth street, corner Of /. dec 70
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M. II LANDS
- Anti-Rheumatic Band
PERMANENTLY 0uRss
RHEgkAzSA, In W udrtous forms, -
6OUT aWd NEURALGIA,
STIfTNkss and NER VOUS l7BC77ONs,
LAPURITIks e1 As BLOOD,
And ne Esl H6stI Of Mercury.
Ills conveniently arranged BAnn or BELT, oon.
the body, about the waist, EQUALLY AFFECTING ALL
PARTS, whereuer gs dissas ney Be, and oaa be worn
ulhosa injuy to the most d,lioate person.
by this treatment, the medicinal properties oon.
tanned In the BAUD, being Of highly aromatic and
polae nature, and capable Of being readily absortsd
through he pore. Of h< SKIN, come into direct contact with
the BLOOD and general circulation, without frst pass
ing 'hSsh ss Of Th would
but 10 impair the internal organs and derarEs the
digestion sso-thus avoiding the Uiurtous e6scs, 70
often the result Of Internal remediss and edeotlng
Iefest cure, by purifying and equastn0 he circulation Of
he udl fuidi, and Iesoring M parts d6eoed kAalhv
o0Bdlion, This BAND 10 also moa posoertil ANTi.
MEaouaIAL AsEsT." and will entirely raIsue the syS.
tenn from iR feJnictous effects.
Moderate cases are cured In few days, and we arc
we invite inspection at our hoeof their efcaoy In
aggravated cases Of long standing.
Price Two Dollars Sent By mail upon receipt Of
81, or BY express everywhere with all necessary In,
srucs0'i, from the psinSiRsl ONCE Of
49l Broadway, New Yoft.
N, g. --DesTiptiue circulars sert free
81 This Band will not interfere with the soldier .
duties. nov lb-ly
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Gus 10 Ills iiealilili
Army Bucket, the
horse "a not eufO.
GATED by the dust
In the grain, aud
gets q free circula-
ton Of breathing
air. Tho Army
Bucket NAV be
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DR. A. zAPPOnB,' 1nssrnctsr snd Lee.
o.s * sissr JILL e fsYsss css:: sSStHsny sns
Iatsssess, Lstin, Glssk. ss1 otSsr. LsssssSss
svsnss Ssd fwsssy MI sssss3 sp9WH
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I'll TIE sndcrsIgncd also manufactures and keeps On
hand large assortment Of
Ohlcen Saddles
do s~SEa Belts and Moun,ings
de Sword Belt Supports
do Skeleton knspeacks
Saddle Blankets
krid,es and Martipgales
Saddle Vslises
Hair Girths
Officers Sword Knots
do Hayersacks
Plain Feed Bags
Buffalo Robes
Horse Covers and Hoods
do Blankets
SupcrorALeatber Trunks
Travelling Bags
Bide Saddles
Riding and Carriage Whils
Brass and other Spurs
Carriage and other Harness
And every article In bis line at low prioes for cash.
JAMES s. TOPHAM,
dec 81 400 Seventh street.
V'O INVENTORS AND PATEnTEEs.
l. MUNN h CO., propYistors Of the 1oieuti1s
american, and agents for procuring American and
- PA II n N II -,
VIII Sizteen Years Eyper,ence IN he Business
Refer TO Hon. Judge Nason, Hon. Joseph Holt
Hon. W. ID. Bishop, X-Commsstoners Of Patents
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors VIII
have had business done through Mum Co.'S Pat
Panphist Of sdvioo sen. free by mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, leo pages, - essts
No charge for consultation, orally OF by mail.
Preliminary Examination In United States Paten
Olnces, No 81 Park Row, New York; Washington
corner Of and Seventh streets, opposite the Patsn
omos. mar lA-dmif.
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GAS FITTING.

HAs sF1xTUREs.-We have n store, ead
" are daily receiving, GAS F1xTUkks Of sn,
in style to snytbing heretofofe offered n this arket
We invite sitssns generally 70 call md examins our
stock of Gas and Water Fixtures, feeling confident
that we have the best selected stock in WSshipstou
All work In the above line intrusted 10 our care
will be promptly attended TO.
mar 2o-6m No 81e d street
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The attention Of oonnoisseurs and the public gen
orally 3 invited 10 my stock Of fine Brandss W Ines
Cisan, Teas DO, soniIrising HennSsssy, Otard, and
don, NUNS, neidsick Co., and Associates Verge.
uey, Champsgnes, feimsrtins, Amodtllado, and
Yrartc Sheiries; Wanderers, Reserve, snd Southsido
ebrsted W6C " Club House Ola; Irish, Scotch,
Bourbon, and Mononsshela whistles; Jamaica and
81. Croix RUNS; Cabsuo, Figaro, La Rosa do San
very ane Young Hyson, Hyson, Imperial, and Fog.
liah breakfast Teas. In catty boxes, imported BY
myself, expressly for family use. Jan +-u
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LcDWARD LHCETT,
T. 7oO H9IN ID HRI
No. I'll Pennsylvania aue., Washington, d. q.
Books bound in every style, Turkey Morocco, Rus.
sis, aud Calf iune 1--sa
II ELMD0l.D'S EXTRACT OF BUUuuI
FOR Diseases Of tho Bladder, Kidney, Gravel
h,og,y, ~ A. - -. u,,. e.. ,.,-.. 49,.
Delicate Diseases
HELMBOLD'B Extract Of Buehu for Nervous aaO
Debilltated sufefefs
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Loss o.
Memory, L0ss Of Power, Dimness Of Vision, Din
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, and Universal
Lassitude of the muscular system
HELMB0LDB Extract Of Buchu for all dis
tressing ailments -Obstruot0ns, Irregularities, Elk
cess In married life, or early indiscrctions, 30 ana
all diseases Of the sexual organs, whether existing
In male or female, from whatever cause they may
have originated, and no matter Of how long stand
Ing
hELMBOLD'B Extract Of Buohu Is pleasant ir
its tasts and odor, and immediate In action
Price q per bottle, or x.bottics for Is, delivered
10 any address.
Depot, loa South Tenth Street, Philadslphia.
deo Ism
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yNTM. CORWlN BuR0Y.
w Late with the old and well known house of
WIN. 3. CORWIN d CO., New York,
Dealer In choice Brsndies, Wines, Cigar, 10, and
Importer Of Tess--Eo. 81 RenAa avenue,
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V1No MEMBERS OF CoNoREss, PRoFGs
l. siOnal Gentlemen, and others.
The undermgned are prepared TO print Speeches
Brieh. fsmphlets, Reports, or any description ol
Book. work, and solicit orders
W. . SCAAMELL CO.,
OdAoe corner Indiana avenue
nov N-0 and Second street, u 80 "n"s.
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part Of tile bucket, ana u
made Of cotton duck, water
proofed TO prevent soaking
and mildew ; B is the Joint
cd rim, which may be fold.
ed with the bail 9 between
tho two parts. The head
rope d nay be detached
from the bucket when used
for water purposes, and II
may be handled by the
bail g like an ordinary
bucket.
The feeding . horse from
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ous 10 bis heaihlul CO niiOn but in the Of tht
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01
FROM HARPER's FERRY.

dAkPERs FERRY, oct. ~.
It has been ascertained from good au-
thOrity, that General Lee has lately been
taking his artillery from the different
brigades and divisions and massing it with
the reserves. The Objects supposed to be
to enable him to Concentrated it more rapid
ly at any desired point.
Special to the Times, dated Berlin, Both,
says:
a deserter from a South Carolina regi-
ment has arrived within our lines, who
was condemned to be shot to-day for doing
the same thing some time since. He says
that nine are now under sentence of death
for struggling while on the march.
Rebel citizens in Virginia, in antieipa-
ton Of a movement Of the national troops
are sending all their horses to the rebel
army for service, for fear they might fall
into our hands General Pleasanton is
low seizing az horses to be found, for the
use Of the army, without reference to the
opinions of the owners.
It has been definitely ascertained that
the main body Of the rebels is between
Bunker Hill and Winchester
All quiet at Sharpsburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, OcL- oU.
SpeciaT to the Tribune Orders have
been issued by the War Department to Pro
yost Marshal General Draper, United
States Marshal Murray, and General
Superintendent Kennedy, Of New York,
-ss-ssi-s----s---v-=-es-t prevent men from
voting who have claimed exemption from
the draft on account Of being aliens.
The following has just been received
from one Of our special correspondents with
the army:
LovETTsvILLE, Va, Oct 90.
The rebels occupy Snicker's Gap, in
force.
General Pleasanton, with his7 cavalry,
occupies Purcellville.
In his skirmish at Smokers Gap yester-
day he lost one killed and two wounded
He took ten prisoners, including Lieuten-
ant of the rebel signal corps.
The roads are excellent, and the weather
is pleasant.
Our signal corps has established a sta
ton, and been working to-day 13 miles
beyond our cavalry Pickets.
Stoneman's cavalry has occupied Lees
burg, without resistance.
The following has just been received
FAIRFAx CoURT House, Oct so.
Two scouts from Dumfries, Stafford
Springs, Briston and Brentville, report no
enemy at those places.
a rebel patrol was at Brentville on Sun
day last.
A cuntraband from New Baltimore says
that cavalry regiment Of the enemy
reached there yesterday forenoon from
ThorOughfare Gap.
Intelligence is brought that a force of
our cavalry drove IN the rebel piekets, and
advanced upon the Gap, but meeting with
larger force, returned.
Two negroes have heen sent IN who are
direct from Appleville.
General Walkers force is reported to
have Tetreated before the advance Of Cen
erals PleasantOn and Baya d.
Walkers force was estimated at 1900,
with dozen pieces Of artillery.
Special to the Times:
BALTIMORE, Oct 30.-The railroad off,
GERS here just received telegraphic sd7ices
from General Kelley that the rebels yester-
day completed the destruction of Black
Greek Bridge, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and there are I20 rebel cavalry
at Hedgeville. The bridge is ten miles
west Of Martinsburg and twenty-four from
Hagerstown. The bridge was ninety feet
deeD and one hundrad feet lnng --
Special TO the Herald:
HEADoUARTERs Amy OF THE PoToMAc,
October 30. --
The enemy as yet have not manifested
disposition to attack Our cavalry are
actively and successfully feeling the enc
my, and is constantly making captures Of
men, horses, SC. The counties Of London
and Jefferson abound in forage They evil
IDENTIFY have a considerable force at or near
MiddleburTy.
Itis believed Bragg is on his way from
Cumberland Gap TO join Lee.
Three females who came within our lines
yesterday morning, report rebel Generals
Jackson, Hill and Hampton encamped near
Martins5urg.
Contrabauds who have come within our
lines on the Upper Potomac, report Jack
son and LOngstreet were yesterday morn
ing toward Bsrryville, in the direction of
Charlestown.
The enemy are still thought to be in
force Immediately in cur front.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01

PHILADELPHIA, OCT. %.
The Washington Star of this evening
says that General Burnside has already
advanced down the eastern base Of the
Blue Ridge, and formed a practical juno
ton with General Sigel-their lines Of
pickets joining.
The withdrawal of Walkers rebel forces
from Uppervile, was doubtless in conse-
quence Of the rapidity Of General Barn
81 es movements in that direction. We
do not believe he has gone in the direction
Of Sniskerville, as in that event he would
be rushing into the jaws Of McClellans
army, but rather across the Ridge back Of
Upperville, over Alexandria and Winches-
ter turnpike.
The rebels continue to occupy the Ridge
between Harper,s Ferry and Winchester,
on which Lee parted his army after cross
ing into Virginia. We believe he is NOV
idg as fast as he can, as Burnside and Fitz
John Porter have already defeated his
probable scheme OF attempting to surprise
Sigel. To cover it promptly he will have
to move back towards Richmond.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01
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Are PrspaTrd under the inl0sed,ats superstition
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Ths intelligence Of the community Is not insultad
" the otter Of single medicine which claims 10 cur
LII leases but he GrRirubeIg krmedles consist
Eleven dinerrnt hedi inss, all unegusilrd N the
ure Of the diseases for which they nded,
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srrHE GRagENBHae PILE REMEDY never fails to
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01
FRnNI KENTuCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. S0-l2 P. \.
The order apprOpriating the Masonic
temple as military hospital, has been re-
scinded.
General Buell. has ordered all officers to
Join their respective regiments ct once.
D. P. Cissell, formerly senator from Un-
ion county, has been arrested on charge OF
disloyslty, and will be sent to Fort John
son.
General Rosscrans responded to 3 sere-
made by the band Of the 59th Ohio, at the
Gait House, thanking the band for the
compliment saying that speeoh-making
was not his vocation, that he came here 70
fight. He hoped we might all meet again
when the war was over, and live under the
old national flag.
To attain this end, and for justice and
right, he had taken up arms, Sc. believe
the people agree with me. again thank
you, and you must excuse me from a
lengthy speech, which is not my vocation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01
FRON CINCTNNATI.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 81.
A late Grenada Appeal says that Price
is reported to have evacuated Holley
Springs, on Sunday last.
The Columbus, Georgia Times Of the 18th,
says that General Butler with seven thou
sand men, landed at Pensacola. 1t was
expected that he would advance on the
junction of the Mobile, Montgomery snd
Pensacola Railroad.
General Hindman, now in the military
prison at Little Rock, will shortly be taken
to Richmond.
Albert Pike has written long letter to
the Arkansas Patriot, showing up Hind
mans course, says, while in Memphis
Hindman went to Banks in that city, under
assumed authority of Beauregard, and made
them fork over million dollars for opera
tions in Arkansas after getting into that
State, issued serious and most sztraordi-
nary military orders, first declared martial
law, next had all cotton seised for the Con-
federate Government and burned, next or
dered all provisions Of whatever kind likely
to fall into Cur i.shands to be destroyed, and
ordered all wells In the country that Cur
tiss might pass through to be poisoned.
Finally refused to let any citizens pass
beyond the limits Of Arkansas for any
purpose whatever.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01
moMNEw YORK.

INV -Ao-s@ef SSst "a
A letter from below Apalschicols the
18th reports that an expedition Of boats
from the eunbosts Sycamore and Fort,
Henry went up the river and, captured .
sloop with 80 bales of cotton, not hoWev-
er. without a skirmish with the rebels in
ambush on shore, in which several Of our
men were wounded. The rebels had some
killed and wounded. z .L sf
The, rebel ram Chattahochie, partly iron
clad, is supposed about ready for sea. She
is expected down soon as there Is seven
feet water at the river mouth, Z.
The foor Of Brook Assembly Rooms on
Broome street gave way last night while 3
political meeting was being held. Nobody
was seriously hurt. 5..s
The gunboat Somerset had q boat fred
into at Cedar Keys, Florida, by which sew
eral we're wounded. ThoteWn was subse-
quently burned.
aWe have some interesting inteIli Eenee
from Bermuda to the 2lst instant The
action Of Rear Admiral Wilkes in closely
watching and intercepting the trade Of the
rebels with England BY way Of Bermuda
has excited the inhabitants Of the island IN
no small degree against that ofheeT and
the Union. - 81. ----' 7-- II
Some. Of the journals affect to say that
the American cruisers have instituted
blockade Of the. English Colonial de
Tendencies, the steamers Hoga and. Seno-
ma maintaining q yigilant guard Of it.
ports of entry and departure. The Eng.
| lish vessels, Alert, James and Gladiator
were hailed and brought to, lately, by or
der of Admiral Wilkes.
Her British hfajesty's steamer Flower
/ lust arrived from Halifax, took oficis,
dispatches from the Governor Of Bermuds
to Admiral Wilkes, and the man who act
ed as pilot to the Union vessels had re
turned to the shore. ~
1vUpwIrnstanaiBg the Flglance OF oul
/ gunhoats, we find that the British steamer
I Gladiator, Winona and Aushila, all ladeI
with cotton from the South, had run out o
the port at Bermuda, for England Falls
signals were thrown out from the shore, il
order to decoy the Union vessels from thei
station. Just as the Winona sailed the
had the desired effect by the English sym
pathizers with traitors and rebels.
The steamer Haze has arrived here wit
| Newborn IN. C.) dates Of the 25th inst.
The Wilmington N. C.l journals an
nounce the arrival there Of seven negr
regiments TO garrison the towns end fOrti
fications during the sickly season. The.
have been encamped for the last six month
under the instruction Of white officers.
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