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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

10 MAJ. -Osn TsysOSr.
Received courier from Lexington to-day; Union
troops burning the bridges ahead of Pricc; his force
still estimated ten to hicen thousand; shall send
re iment On the War Eagle, with some cannon, to
Arrow Rock and Glasgow; hope 70 prevent Green's
crossing. JfIf. &. DAVIS, Col. Commanding.
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:. FREMoNT, Msjor Gen. Coumndil.


ST. LOUIS, SrVf ' ThI.
COLoErL: ! am instructed by Col. Jciicrrol {.
DAVIS, commanding NJ Jefferson City, 10 a-s two
additional ~, imeUts Of infantry tIDdihna trooi-i.
two batteries 18Th Artillery lludiannl aud some heavy
guns Tor tho fell work under construction 1T
tbat place. Col Davis instructed me 10 say that
this orco will lie necessary 10 the execution OF bi,
plans touchiI Warsaw aud other places IN that III
rccion. lie would rae to have the Indiana Cav
airy II ready for -eryIce.
Hopefully.
GURnOS ThvENFR. Msj0r y2d Ind Vol
Col J. L. EArOs. Mliiary So. 81 Losi,
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HEAperAR1EKs WgsTEKS DyPARrsgSr
SrIL ,. IDll.

To Big Gen. u. s. GKAsT. ,
lias Gen. Smith gone TO Paducah 7 am credihly
informed from Louisville thai Pillow, ~ith 7,uJJ
men ald artillery. is marching on Padncnh; ais2
that the Ten ARE gong TO make forward
movement to night or TOMORROW 10 KENTUCKY. Has
tie re enforcement from 81. Louis reached Cairo
Inform zen smith ut Paducah that direct him TO
place battery al the Marine Hospital Imnedi ''el.
,ud a. g other GU he hi.his hear Cross Geek, aud
ri pare Tor forward movements toward Mayheil, as
sOoL H. re-euiOfccmenir arrive.
] G. kKEMONI. haLot Gen. Comm -ndiA.
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Vol .. page 1901

Total Of present and soseut IN detached duty ootsS
J. c. FREMONT. hsjor-Uen. Commanding
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Vol. 2. p. os.l
JyYIKhsuN CnI. Sent. ~

JETEEhsON CTf. Stpt. u, hui
To Msjor Gen FRyxosr.
Dispatch from Bonneville sincc q O'Clock th's
morning, the Home Guards were still defending
their intienchreuts; enemy 600 or 200 strong. !
ehN rsenloIco Bvonesile lo-IoTow, but Ihias
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To MnI..Nsn. fnHanNT.

N,.nlSeroS Sept. IA. 1861.
To MAJ. Gen fRssoST.
Detach five thourand infantry from your Depart
ment, u come here wi,hou; delay, and report tue
number Of tie troops tina, will h le With you. The
President dictates. WINFIELD SCOTT.
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Vol p Tl


UrLDQVANTNIs WFsrFNN UxFfNrNkNr
Or. LOlis Sep~ a. lttl
To Col. T. D. TowNsSsp As.t Adj Den, Wellington City
nm preparing 10 oboy the oruers received this
evening for the five reeineAts.
J. O. FREMONT, MsjosCon Commanding.
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H..pav.WrrE, Wssnsoros. u. C.. scp,. H. 1861.
ksJorOcn J. C. tHEsosr. ,
Your tl,grsm to Secretary OF War receivei. The
Utah troops cannot be Geviated from their destina-
tion. tiven in Specials liJ, of Aug -:
WINFIELD SCOTT.
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MAJOR Gen. FR,uosr. ., ,
Cannot re-.nforc~mentS be ssnt by the Hannibal
and ST. Jo-.ph Road, - march from Utica : .hAll
to night pot 800 H., u u work on I.amiue Bridge.
JEFF C. DAVIS
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Vol 2. page ~ i,,,,. Sept. i6. 1861.

i''' j 4 Orr. Sept IT, iS'''
To NJ ;' sas % from rS' Came ys 1S.
far from LSurtOD lie LEI, " SnnSsr AZ Ego
day, and says eey rsrC, 'Is, s.rliu D sde Sv Multi.
Tbo fght a. Lexington WIS q o''s.O D''.-'O
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To MsJ0f.Uel. Tttsost : - \, !.
Dispatch Received. Col. Yeatch, 9th Indiana,
ana Col \ ,haeiIer, % Missouri arc at depot,
to leave tonight, Jefferson City. Battery goes
tomorrow.
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BEaDauAETHRs, Sept 10. ls0.
To JzpyHRsos C. DAVIS, Jefferson City.
Col SchaefTers regiment left here at daylight thn
morning for JeiIer,on City. Telegraph me csL,ore
of gus and amount ammunition requisite. Whas
IN vements do you make today WHAT Intelligence
have you from Lexington ana Boonevlile'
&c. FREMONT. Me-. Cen CommandnG
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To Col JByy. c. DAVE. Jefferson City
Dispatch received. Your promptitude is approved
J. &. FREMONT Maj -Lou. Commanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

Gen. Fromon. q, sircs Col. Eaton 70 draw up q
letter u the War Department q! Washington, oased
upon the within etier making points OF tie fcts Ihas
ihis Department IL deficient IN artillery oitces, and
that Major Schoeph % experienced and likely " 70
efficient IN that arm OF TIC service; requesting bio
appointment. j. Is. HOWARD
SORT 10 SOL
N,jos sehoeps sen. 10 heu.ucky BrissAee General
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Iyo,. p @l

II 81. ;, r % 7
HxApQUARtiss WfsrRns DHrARrasSr,
ST. LoUlr sept. L. l05i
To Don THOMAS, Al. -Grneisi. Warrington Cry. -.
| nm preparing TO oboy the orders received thiS
evening from the Secretary at War for the 1--we regi-
ments. also send messenger.
J. {. FREMONT. M.Ior.Gou Commanding
THE following dispatches answers % Inquiries So
dI, sac theIoupon to the Cove OF vaaous au'o
lsDIASAroLis. Sept. Il, 1901.
We have received orders to toad M available
forces to Washington.
d. 4. MORTON dcycruor Of Indiana
COLrnBUs. %, sept -, vol
No troops arc ordered to Eastern Virginia All
our troops are ordered to Western Virginia. Den
pison is III Washington. W. L. COGGkShALL.
Vol :. pa.s7
UgApQrAErKas WKsrKRS DEPARfsrNr,}
SEPT. ~. r0i.
To Hon. siso. CAMERoN Soc of war, Warh',ston ID O.
subjoinod is u list Of our too tor,0, with It's ds'
IlA,ltlya.
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To Bris.dier .Gen. {. \. OsAsr. Cairo. D.,
will send you moro troops; Keep me informed
j. {. FREMONT, Maj ten. Com dg.
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HxaDauARrEn. wEsrsas DKr,nr.nrr.

To Adj Gen. THosA-. War Department, Wa,hiugton CRY
X. port from Gen. Grant, at Cairo, says that
" Gunboa,s engaged batteries at Lucis Bend all
day; found sixteen guns on Missouri shore. Rebel
batteries all sienced. One man on the Conestogr.
wounded The gunboat Yankee was die .blcd, and
would have been taken but for laud batteries near
Columbus"
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probable thas that poht is Prices Elm; I'll day goes
TO confirm it. 1H'f' u DA'"'
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Hs.DegAarEaa MEsigRs DxP,KrsErr,l
ST LOUIS, sept 10. l.,l.
To JEFF c. DAVIS jefferson city.
Capt. Kean s Indiana battery. Fix 6poundes, LEFT
per Paoilc Railroad at 2. 10. to-day.
C. WOODS. Msjos and A. D. G.
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HE,DQuAnrkHs Wg.TKRN DRrRTNsrr
Si. LOUIS sept ~, idoi. }
To Col JEyp &. DAVIS, Jefferson City.
Dispatch received. Have you sent of the two
regiments IA directed! j. e.. FHrMorr.
Major General Commanding
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fVol 2. page 100.
JsyrsRsos CIrr, Sept Is. fsd-
To Mel Gen FREMONT.
Information, reliable, just received, shows Pncs
AZ Warrensburg with II 900; Parsons ut George
town. with 4.OJO Green bad not probably crossed
the anime near Bonneville lat night, 80 ordered
my troops rot to make The march fiom Syracuse
until tonight as soon lie has crossed. have or
dered the bridge destroyed. Two Indiana regiments
have arrived. JEFF. =. DAFDs
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}. c. FREMONT. MAJ Gen. Commanding
HxADauAnrKns WM,rsas DnrsnraESr.

To Msj Gen HUNTER, Chicago H.
VIII your health permit you to come here within
few days There Ii service required which
would like you TO undertake.
J. Z. FREMONT. Mai Gen Conlmaadlns
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iYoi. 2, p. II.
JEFFERSON CTrr. Sept. 10,

JBTERsOs CITY, seq. IT, I66I'
Mai Gen. PRrxosr >,
Green has crossed at Arrow Rock, and il marching
ON to Bonneville The Iowa 5rh leaves eary to-
morrow morning on the War Eagle. TO that place:
TIE Indiana Regiments 1 shall send to Symcuse, and
make forced march tomorrow night 80 IA TO get
in Green's rear, with view TO capture bin. SEND
me tie troops, aud will take Of this place and
bonneville. Let Gen. Sturgs operate higher mp the
river and support Lexington. Let Stur2ls send u
courier TO me when he leaves the Hannibal and 81.
Joseph Road, reforming mo where he will strike
thc river.
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JEFF. C. DAVIS, Colonel Commanding.


ST. Louis, Scp' n IIbI.
CoLosrL: You are hereby ordered to leave imme-
diatey with your regiment, per rsiiroad 70 ,Deher-
commanding. ao,.r,,
By order Of MsjorGsu Fremont. ASboih'
To Col EEiED SCHAgyEE.
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J. c. FREMONT. Me-. -Oen- CommandlnG
lvol. 3. page ~.
J. c. FREMONT, MN. -Gen- Commanding

To JsvysHsoS c. DAVIS. Jefferson City.
Nhat i, the strength OF Price, according TO iatc'
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m. or,h Ohio r. epimcnt. Col. FONer'

IN. 9th Ohio Regiment. Col roster.
| Tie 3ah Ohio Regiment, Col dr" "'., Won HIum.
One squrd,on Fremont liursnrr, o%er com and of
| Cart. SchWhr'x iuii ""'
'nS 's' anJsavor will be to cnt OF the enemy
ia rnsd leading to Shelbyviiit, hno genera,'y
TO render impossible IRE dis, e'e,o ~ ra.Is ga a
80 and no anrihilate the gang OF reOeis ~
whole. .,,o, be,yee, Won and Cer.
=, "o IN he .ub.ct TO the constant hazard OF III
to,,ntin YOU will report as often ~ .srary, ny
te graph TO headquarters, whence dispatches can %
mclro a copy of tho order addressed u Orig
''" &c FREMONT Major General Commanding.
10 Brig. Gen. SruRGts, Commanding at Arsena
Hx,pauawrKns. ST CHARLES Sept I. 1861. lIi p. m.
Sir: Your letter is just received. We lave been
delayed here, which NY previous letter viii explain
Green il evidently fallen down TO Mexico with The
view to destroy the bridge at that point. TIE I'd
Re iment will s'at az dsy-li. bt IT, Wow OF the
present condition will ord'r them to take position
in The advance at the bridge, and hold it until We
csn get the cars and artillery. They have not
reached this point Respectfully,
s. d. STURGlS, Bris -G.n. Mo. Vol
Major |. c. WooDs, Department liz .dqusfters
HxApqrAMrxns Sept 9. 1861.
CENTRAL: ] have just received dispatches from
Bonneville. Affairs there are progressing very sat-
is aclorily.
nave HIfC 0lhpatches from the cOinudhu lo",.
COlden) | sent 10 tie direction of Linn Creek i
have some hope that the party who coniscaied Coi.
Meetings. property are yearly oycrlaken, US they
are being closely pursued.
have sent five companies Of Illinois volunteers 10
make scout on The eas sAde the nver, opposite
Portland uud there TO take post the bridge until
re iieved. Your Obedicnt servant
aisjor.Gep PKxxosr JEFF. G. DAVIS
KANSAS CITY. Sept 9. i@i
To Capt ". T.. PEISc,
Ii accordance with Col. Peabody's order, ior-
waried you The following n'ornn.lion, " Ich was
received at O'Clock 7. ln yesIeiriay evening" 'o''
Peabody narcl ed from Lexington toward Nsrrrhr-
burg on sunday il tending 10 camp st raid point ir'
night, where tie Isb Brigade await. them. wien
tie junction il formed The rir'rSib oi the comp'n
forces will be 400. Col Peabody, a"iing uider
tic impression that Gen. Ltnc u retira ihg On tis
pOLli bcf,To PRICE ys that lie VIII fora ihcll"h
With Gen. Lane IS Or 20 miles south oil TIRE point
a 70 tiat uust move from ere TO keep the comInn-
niiripn cIen between bin, Gen. Lame, ana C0l.
Maishil in command at Lexi gton. Should the
forces leave here at this time Vt give Tie town up
to Iillage. West OF w urebsburg, 80 miles, tn,
enemy is gntl cnng around in PARTIES from ~ 10
81. Rains advance il at Burusvllle. l forwarded
n coy of Col. peabody's command 10 Gen. Lane;
have been on the road twelve nours
NJ. 4 BERRY. MsJor Con mandinS
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Headquarters WEsrgKs DyrsRrsEsr,
SEQ, 10 .sIl (
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Nzw.AIsAsI. Sept. o. 1861.

PrigadierGensrs tomuis1 ding
To csntJC Knros As.isl aut Adj utsat-OsIsa, Western
Department
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JEFFERSON CiTT. Sept. u. 1861.

To Maj Cen. j. C. FRHsoSr. . ~, ~. eco
Two Indiana regiments. $780, 18th Illinois. $50;
5tL Iowa. $50; Duvidscn's battery, piece, BIO ses
each, aud - men; Home Guards, a2, not e'ncient;
,y,nt of org,piz ton ana cqipments Some anmu-
milton wanted for al. VIII present. reguiri lon
JEFF. G.. DAVIS
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HE.reuAHrHa. WssrYKs DrPAaTs.s1

MsJ Gen. J. &. FRxrosr 81. Louis. hlo.
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HsADoUARTRxs WrsrHKy DKranrsssr.
ST. Louis. Sept. IL 1901.
To Hon Mon v0oNkRr BLAiK. Washington ID q. :,
Ia IL impos. lille for you to get me some sabers and
dragon revolvtcs
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the opposite sborc facing the mouth Of tie Tennee-
see TO be very cl sely watched.
In fortnight four regiments will tie cent there.
[ advise YOU to watch. with the greatest care Bel
mont, Charleston Sykoson, and New Madrid.
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HHApeuARrRRs wEsTvHs DyPsRTrprr.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. H. 1904.
TO Col J. C. DAVIS. Jeforson City.
What is your efi,csiv, force, and how loca'edf
&c. FREMONT Maj Gen Commanding.
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Coming Down Stairs,

Mr.. EDIToR:-Since that eventful occasion
on which "The King of France, with twenty
thousand men, marched up the hill and then
marched do,cR again" there probably has not
been exhibited so remarkable a case of hasty
getting down stairs as was witnessed in the
City Hall on Monday evening last. The man
whose name had been trumpeted all over New
England for his great liberality in offering to
be one of six to furnish the State with S6I5.-
600, after berating the city of Portland and
her wealthy citizens, in an hours speech, for
their meanness, was fairly squelched, floored,
backed down and made to skedaddle into his
boots, by bona fde challenge to cover pal
try $1,000. When the challenge was made his
friends and admirers prepared to cheer at his
prompt acceptance; but when he faxed out
they gave mary cheer" but inwardly ex-
claimed "What fall was that my country
ment" ACORN.
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and these may be transmitted through the
mails without payment of postage, the Super
intendent being authorized by law to receive
and forward all such matter free, if addressed
to or by the commissioner Of agriculture,
WASHINGTON, ID. G..
We are glad to observe that, in the midst of
their grave duties, having reference to the
pending rebellion, our Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress, have not lost sight of
what is Justly due to the great class for whose
welfare this act has been provided; and we
take pleasure in directing the attention of our
numerous readers to the fact that the provs-
ions of the bill creating this department are so
ample that vast amount of substantial good
must result from this highly progressive mea-
sure of reform.
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The Dist section of the new Tariff act makes
the following provision in relation to merchan-
disc in bond:
That all goods, wares and merchandise
which may be in public stores, or bonded ware
house, ON the first day of August, 1862, may be
withdrawn for consumption upon payment of
the duties now imposed thereon by law, pro-
vided the same shall be so withdrawn within
three months from the date of original import
alton; but all goods, wares and merchandise
which shall remain in the public stores or
bonded warehouse for more than three months
from the date of original importation, if with
drawn for consumption, and all goods on ship
board, on the first day of August 1852, shall
be subject to the duties prescribed by this act !:
Provided, that all goods which now are, or may
be, deposited in public store or bonded ware
house, after this act takes effect and goes into
operation, august ~ must be Withdrawn
therefrom, or the duties thereon paid within
one year from the date of the original importa-
ton, but may be withdrawn by the owner for
expectation to foreign COUNTRIES, or may be
transhpped to any part of the Pacific or west
ern coast of the United States, at any time be-
fore the expiration of three years from the
date of the original Importation"
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Grand Rally at Augusta.

AT meeting of the citizens of Augusta,
held in Meonian Hall, Tuesday evening, over
which Mayor Caldwell presided, it was voted
to advise the city government to give a bounty
of one hundred dollars independent of the
bounty by the State.
AT the close of this meeting, the people as
sembled in front of the Stanley House, where
the Sixteenth Regiment was drawn up. The
streetwas crowded; the balconies and windows
within hearing were filed with ladies'.
Gov. Washburn then addressed the crowd
in his usual happy and patriotic strain, urging
upon the people the urgent necessity of the
times, calling upon them to rally to the defence
of the stars and stripes. The Governor was
severe upon treason and its sympathizers.
The Governor was followed by GEN. How
ARD, who was received with perfect storm of
applause. He was terribly severe upon North
ern secession sympathzers, and said he had
heard no expressions of treason since he left
Washington, until his ears were panied by
hearing it in the capital of Maine the beautiful
city of Augusta. 1t is too true that there are
a few miserable, contemplate sneaks in Angus
ia, who would be sent to Fort Warren if they
were not beneath notice, but the people of Au-
gusta are loyal, and will respond promptly to
the call of the government. The General was
frequently interrupted by rapturous applause.
Lewis Barker, Esq, of Dexter, was intro
duced, and carried the audience by storm by
his humorous sallies. He was democrat, but
not one of the modern stripe He gave the
Danaites terrible lashing.
He was followed by B. A. G. Fuller, Esq, of
Augusta, who was loyal and patriotic in his
remarks. After which Hon. j. III. Rice then
made few interesting remarks. The meeting
then adjourned with enthusiastic cheers for the
Union the President, Gen. Howard, and Gov.
Washburn.
Augusta is awake, and her quota will be
ready in a few days.
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Also ar 21st, brig w Barter Gilcbrist Rockport.
sch Redington. Clark. st George. Ap''''
ra Cd list brig Daniel Boone. segur, Boston; sch
telegraph, Nickerson. Roxbury. ~
NEW YORK. Ar 21st brig Fannie Iorert.or
Gardenas sth inst; schs Alpine, BRAY, ST John n.
Eawin' Yrihriscnard, Eastport Amelia. Gould, and
Alo ar I'D, ships America salter. LIVERPOOL Al
MT Golden Fleece Annson, do 23d ult; Webster.
ult North America. Collier, Boston: bark Ie,nnis
Fletcher; Marseilles May 9; brig + Ward, Traiee'
81 sehs Wenonah, Owen. Calais; Seven sisters, Crow.
Also ar 23d, ships Augusta Liverpool; Emily An.
gnsta Philadelphia; barks Robert Leonard, oughai;
bermuda; brig SpeedweIl, Cienfnegos
AIso ar 23d, ship Robert Cushman, Boston.
Cld list schs John, Irons, Philadelphia; Florence,
Also cid I'D ships Audubon, Mathews, San Fran
CISCO Escort; w hitman Liverpool; barks NJ J Col
arara; Old Dominion. jenkins, New q Jeans: brig.
w Nash, small Cette; Ocean Traveller SARGENT
arss fi. Mws az Brown Boston, schs
Orleans; Emma oakes, Leach, Portland. w"
HARTFORD. Ar 2lst. schs Emily NJ Wells, Fox.
and Abigail. Kendall. Bangor.
NEW HAVEN. Ar 2ist, sch Calais Packet, Pough-
Sailed 2lst, sch b Grindle. Bangor.
NORWICH. Ar 21st, sch Mneola, Holt Ellsworth.
PROVIDENCE. Ar I'D, sch J p Bent, Reynolds,
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR. Ar 18th sch A,,e,t
Treat. Gordan, Portland for Philadelphia
At anchor in West Bay. brig label Beurman
Iamss, from New York for Bangor.
NEW BEDFORD. Ar I'D. brig Sam Small, Has
kell Calais.
BOSTON Ar I'd, schs C N Neal Godfrey. Phia-
dephia; Deposit, Cook, Calais; Eivira CLARK Cutler
Romp. Kelley. Jonesport; Marie kaler WaIdoboro;
Friends, Pinkham, Millbridgc, Abigail, Robinson,
and Banner, Wentworth, Bangor: Oregon, Miller
NJ Desert; Valparaiso. Brown, Trenton: Citizen
Wallace, Portland: Olive Elizabeth Hamilton do:
Mercy Hope, Oakes. kennebunk.
:, Also ar "a, schs Champion, Mitchell, Machias;
Brenda, Whifmore, Ellsworth; Palas. Moon Bangor;
Rough K Ready, Achorn. do; Gen Warren, GuptilI
Roekland: Shoal Water, Ryder, Waldoboro.
Cid I'd ship Webster Clark, Kopperholdt st
George NIB to load for Europe; brigs John Stevens
Hopkins Sagua; schs Joseph, Cobb. Barbadoes: Sea
Bird, Jones. Bristol RI; William Collyer, Rayner,
New York.
Also cid I'D barks b Fountain, Fountain. Pictou /:
Modena, RYDER, Baltimore; briys Almore Hofses
st Johns NJ; volant, Dodge, Bangor
PORTSMOUTH. Ar 10Th, sch Samuel AIMEE,
Sailed 10Th, Irigs Henry. Sparks, Boston; 10th,
Hewer, Bucklin, Rockland.
,MEWBURfPoRT. Sailed 20th brig vincennes,
Hill. Philadelphia.
BANGOR. Ar 2lst. sch Lucy Ann. Blake. Port
Cid I'D, ship Lawrence, Spear. Australia; bark
Gen Lamore. Cody, Port au Prince; schs Marmora
Smith. Hartford Yanfic. Gould,
CAST1NE. Ar 18th, ship Alfred Storer Cameron,
Bristol.
BATH; Below I'D ship Hartman, -, from
Liverpool
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syGen. Butler forwarded to Washington
three swords which had been presented to Gen.
Twiggs for gallant conduct by Congress, in
years gone by. The swords had been entrusted
to the care of young lady by Twiggs, and by
her subsequently turned over to the care of
negro.
sB-Gen. Sickles' Brigade is said to be very
much cut up and its fighting commander is in
New York for new recruits.
ENLIsTMENTs.-We are authorized to say
that men from towns whose quota is full, can
be enlisted and help make up the quota of 9th
er towns. But in this case, if their is any fail
ure in mastering in the full quota, men from
any town enlisted in other towns must be
counted in their own town until its quota is
full In short men will be counted to their
own town, no matter where they enlist, until
the quota of their town is full.
% Capt. Geo. w. West ofCo. ID, 10th Reg
iment, is appointed Major of the 18th Regi-
ment. Major West is from Fort Kent, and is
one of the best officers in the service
SCARBoRo'.-Ola Scarboro' is the banner
town. AT legal meeting last evening it was
voted to pay bounty of 1925 each to new
recruits to fill up her quota. This is ahead Of
all other towns heard from in the State.
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an extent that to repeated questions but few
satisfactory answers were received; enough
was learned, however, to know that he was
son of the late Ex-President John Tyler, that
his mother was at the mansion above-named,
and SICK and that she had sent him to neigh
boring plantation for some medicine.
The beauty and elegance of the general APP
pearance of both bride and saddle in use by
the youngster induced the party to make clos
er examination, when they found them to be
not only mounted with solid silver of the best
material, but stitched in every part with trap
pings to correspond, and upon the pommel of
the saddle was found silver plate, bearing
the inscription:
SANTA Annals SADDLE.