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The New York herald., 1862-10-01

BrgC Eaton from Dublin for NYork, sept7 lat "sn N
scp,sl' Sand Key Iii, Nasy,s,, Y y "Is, E.,,.
,ARFcrsno, PR sert l4In port sr schr Mary Ann for
AUX crSs spt So R JAN Am vessel @ s port Sid h brig
Fssaaoo Ser. iaIn por. r brig Lady Chapman, Cooper
GosAvE Sept l4-In port brig Rockingham, Boston,
GRAND TURK Sept l5-In port Evening star FOR New
MogLsEiS, July g-ATr sAo Escort Fuller as @ Loando ,.o
MARACAlBo, Sept 4Going in, bark lva Boreharn, from
MaI4Sz.s Sep. FIN port bark Mary Fox sriss
Dan Boone Shepherd and Lanzarotte do schrs Balloon
MraAGo lNn, Sept tll-No Am vessel in port:
he 18Th 'spi ar com
1 Mo Nary gss S 5 from Nc" York.
RuA1As ISLAND, Sept Tin port brig Josephus for Baisi
sTriiiss NIB Sept 2e-cld brig Norfolk, Winchester,
0s. A.aeraean Ports.
@ Ke kss s% ks
Island, Kelly NYork Harr,e Carter caais for New YORK
isS sss sssaA s
rn sehs srss ehns GRAHAM s Jersmis OASIS
Ap MS s a .ks vs snSa = I'm Sneveh
sases 9 s,aqs sssss,
Cd barks Anna lBrenj. R,schen Bremen Thomas aBrl
nsa e sa9s. Jdnadn. h Kssa ser hs ,
rAss, xTos er Tsdz KS ssaccs Lewis CaDs Town GGH
port CO! Eddy. Blanchard, NYork CD schr Moses warng
Sept s,ss L1a Smith Per, Even
sIg RGkRS afsissps esHa sS9
Sep; seca ssA5s clinton gerasn
LyneS RGsyn Aaa EAT
ssp,S; Tsyor south SisS Res;
and; New World, WALTON, Newport; Franklin Dodge,
iss"S kIvEs Mp sa as ssrs searns HUDSON
Pss rs Mas %sa 'ans ana Sornc ese
EzsseiaRs, sS,y ss .s Es,s.a kaowiie. s c0s
Ronaoat via Fees.e s9s ss ROWAN ROW. f"ie1 p NSors s
Sss% Esslis$ Issss%sS FhsisIphia hesd
fsS seps aGa1 schr ossuh Lee New
SEwroET Srss Nsh;D s;rGn
salmon washSSrn. Thlas5er Taunton for ac Fra
TS of % os FD Sr e@ S sedcs or o & Ron
gers Somerset FOR do Amanda Kelley Dghon for NYork;
sm Maya
Eys Ysr or s y c are nan or
.ao for DO Sapss M for Ph1
ahAr Srs ud sansoT for
schr Nieanor Parker, do for de; sioopofwar John
NEw HAVEN. Sep. 2ozArr schrs II Dilatush Bartlett.
sSf aSdsa
piFi T.snGr Hhs. s1s?g Hsss'y Atlantic.
Bsse $. John NB; fa,thfu Barker NYork for Port Pa
iaski put In In distress (see Msce Samson Downing and
Powell. Fentown, NYork. Cid briggs Eurus Parsons,
Portland; Edwin webber, and Lucy Ann, Wass Boston;
schrs Phnnix. Hamilton, Portsmouth G Shaw, Reeve,
Gharlss.own; HI. smith, and Men,eyeu, Fsiknsurg,
send Williams East Cambridge; w Godfrey. Weeks; ii
Weeks. Ketcham, and Huntey Nickerson, Boston;
w Ioper, Robinson, Providence.
PORTLAND, Sept 27Ar schrs Rescue Peengir, Phils-
dolphin; Mnnehaha. Thomas, NYork CID brigs Denmark.
sMg,es Msy%ana ana ) D Lincoln Weber philadelphia.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept26-Arr schrs Boardman, Mathews
philadelphia; 9Th, Perseverance,, Arey, Rondout ,
PROVIDENCE, Sept 2e-sli schrs Adelaide Crowell; N
Collins Shourds; Fleming Shaw and Armenia Cavalier,
PtsIadsphia Eya Northap and Gov Arnold Randall, New
sA9EM Sept Z-Cld schr Gardner, Knowles Philadel.
pha Sid schrs Chas Moore, Ingerso and Wv Simmons.
TAutIoN Sept 2S-sid schrs Field, Phillips Phiadei-
G L lowering. Jones, Elizabetbport
WICKFORD, Sept 2sArr slocp Adelia, Wightman, New
York for EeMport.
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observation-disclosures.

hon. y. r. Low, OF California; Hon J. NJ. Wood of
Maine; W. Coe Of Oregon, Rev s. B. How, OF New Jer
roy. H. y Booth, Of Chicago William H0gy and Charles
HnllQwel, OF fPhiiadephia, aud ). r. Keller and William
Reynolds, Of 81. Louis, are stopping at the Metropoi
Tan Hotel.
Col: .. n Mix and Major Gaward, Of the Third regiment
New York Volunteer cavalry Col q. X Warren OF New
York Col Peson and family, of California; Mr. Abno aud
she d Philadelphia George starbuck, achusctts;
caoells, OF SPAIN Capt. ID. Hirsch, OF Cairo III: u L.
scoIe and vile Of Cincinnati and W. Worthnglon OF ST.
S1'uiss are stopping al the g. Nicholas Hotel.
non. Lyman 1remaDe, W. @. Weed. A. Van veelten
~ a. =, mua.y nl o. New York G. spear, r. Riddle H. T.
.nS s sno ~ Ranss ss aud ve Of Boston, w Dodge
Of Prov idence 0riswod OF Harfo,d ana 81 n 1,ood
Astor HoNIse yesterday. -" "''"a's ~ 'ne
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JeTScy o
Canadian -four was also some rmcr owing TO light ar
rivals The sales embraced about 500 bbs closing with
in the above range OF prices Southern four was higher
and ia good request with sales Of about 600 bbs at
our quotations. Rye -four was steady at our figures,
with sales Of It's bbs. Corn meal unchanged, while
the sales embraced about 800 bbls Wheat opened st6
with good demand but grew dull and closed heavy at
Yesterdays quotations Tho sales embraced about
so 600 bushels at 81 ss 81 Al for fair to prime white
Michigan 81 % 81 33 for red winter Western $l> %
Al 36 for good TO choice amber Western and 81 "a for in
icrior white do 81 20 81 25 for amber Iowa. ID o.
81 % for Milwaukee club, and 81 10 81 Is for Chicago
spring Corn was less active and the market closed
easier The sales embraced rs 600 bushels at 43c &c.,
sound Western mixed and kc 6Ic for white Western.
Rye steady, with sales Of COO bushels part inferior
Western at 6oc, and small lots Of State at S0c Barley
and barley malt were firm, and held at full prices Oats
were heavy and lower Old State were 5sc 6oc and
SIC 5Sc. for new State.
CoooA--Saes 500 baga ST. Domingo and $50 South Anne.
corTEs--The market was firm. while sales were
limited.
corIoS-Tfe market was active and frmer, with sales
Of 1000 bales, closing on the basis q 56hc 67c fo'
middling uplands.
wore engaged in bulk and IN ships bags, at lid IL
and about As 900 bushels Of at I'd. 11d In bull
and IN ships bags aud iooo hbs -four at 81 IS 80
To London 600 tuskcl wheat at 127d in ships b1gs
600 bbs fur at Ss Cd 500 boxes cheese and 500 pack
ages butter at tos To Glasgow $50 bbls. flour at 81
3D., and 600 boxes cheese NJ sos
HAY unchanged. while sales OF old making
60c CSC fer ment ana roc 75c for city use
MoIAssEs.-The market was quiet, while prices wer
steady.
Provisions -Pork-Ihe market was firm, with goo
demand from the trade with sales OF 800 bbls at $u
xl1 621a for mess and NJ $40 12s $40 25 for prime
Beef was heavy and dull while prices wero unchanges
Cut meats werequiet and sales limited al &c Axe Il
shoulders and AZ 6iac. 7Sc. for hams. Lard frr
er. while the sales comprised 900 packages at 9Kc
l0hc, the latter figure for choice Butter and chee
were without change Of moment while the business doi
vas 10 a fair extent
RIcE.-sales Of 200 bags Rangoon were made at &C.
exc, and 100 do. Java ut p. I.
sfIcE.-rhe market was firm. and active. Sales
$500 bags of pepper made at 10 10. DC 600
pimeno at IKE, and within two threc days SOL
GO 900 mats Of cassa have been sold at32kc. a 35c.
SucARs-Thc market was firm, with saiesof 500 hht
Cuba aud New Orleans at full prices, and 870 boxt
chiefly at Pc Messrs r. l.. & A. Stuart have to-day
tabshed the following prices for their refined goods
Bestquality loaf sugar. 13c best quality crushed sug
lSc; granulated sugar, 125sc. ground sugar, l2X
white sugar, A, 12hc. yellow sugar @. Ify<c per No.
cco--Athough prices are very high there Is q 70
demand Tho sales s32 hhds. Kentucky at Is 70
22c, and 205 cases seed leaf AZ lie. a 1sc.
WHIsxEy.-The market flfm, and prices with<
change Of moment, with sales o. 400 500 bbls.
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tnere was sharp rally, and prices were all
higher. The temptation to realize profits
after an advance of s 10 per cent
too strong to be resisted by ordi-
nary speculators Many people are weary
OF tremendous markets, in which stocks rise
per cent an hour even the bulls are willing TO see
the surge paNs~ ~. .-s OF TWO. stili the bust
ne. 20 done to-day was very large ind.~ and tho
outside buyina Very active. At the morning
board NV York Central sold a. l04, All advance
OF two per cent; Hudson rose l, Michigan Gen.
tral "a, Illinois Central l, Gaena H. Toledo 1%a,
Fort Wayne 3H. The other railway shares were
generally steady at yesterdays prices. The
greatest advance of the day was in Fort Wayne
stock, which, though very slightly known here, is
daily rising in public esteem, and will probably
hereafter take rank as of the most active rail-
way shares. In bonds large business was done;
Chicago and Northwestern assented bonds rose
1 per cent, Fort Wayne irsts 2, &C.. &c. Govern
mcnt skies were Il better, and were in pretty fair
demand. The coupons ON the 7.30 notes (Octo-
ber) will be paid at the Sub Treasury to-
morrow After the board to-day the market
was rather dull, and there was some realizing. At
the second board the decline in gold led to COR
responding decline in stocks. New York Central
fell off l1a, Hudson III, Illinois Central q. Erie
"a, and other stocks in proportion. Toledo, which
was one of the most active shares OH the list to.
day, fell from 70 to SO. 1t is understood that the
company has disposed of 5000 900 Of their sinking
funds at 90, and that they are offered higher
price for the remainder. 1t is presumed that the
payment OF the dividend has only been deferred
till this negotiation has been closed. Erie prefer
red was in active request this afternoon 1t is still
selling twenty per cent below New York Central,
though railway men consider that there is little to
choose between the two. At the close the market
rallied again and closed firm, the following being
The New York herald., 1862-10-01
Board OF Als.crn:

I Board OF AlGcrn
DAVID Z. JACQUES NOMINATED b is MAYOR FOR
STREET COMMISSIONERS AND BY THE
BOARD, ETC.
The Board Of Aldermen met at one O'Clock yesterday
A resolution offered by Alderman BooLE sub
mittng gun be used in the harbor defences 1t
represented be capable Of projecting shot Of one
thousand pounds. He moved that be referred TO the
Committee on National Affairs.
Alderman FARLEY would prefer to have 1t referred 70
the Mayor. Fhc matter was, however, ultimately
ferrcd TO the Committee on National Affairs.
ANOTHER NOMINEE STREET COMMISSIONER REJECTED.
The Mayor sent in the Of David r. Jacques Esq
FOR confirmation MS Street Commissioner. t.
Alderman BooIs-who is Mr. Jacques9
Alderman DxYTos-The gentleman affects not 10 know
who Mr. Jacq is II he really does know i can
tell him that he is gentleman Of high standing, and we'll
qualified Alderman Dayton proceeding to review
the action Of the Board dispacng Mr. Knapp and In
refusing confirm any other nominee thus leaving the
department without head. He pronounced the action
Of this Board to be such TO place them before the
muniy IN light little removed from disgrace. Mr.
Dayton cali6d TO order
Alderman FRoxEyr suggested reference to . special
Alderman DAYTON moved that be referred the Com
mittcc salaries aud Offices. This not ed
Alderman BRADY, after some sashes at Alderman Day
ton said he would vote for Mr. Jacques because he be.
ieved him TO be a competent man.
On the being taken, Mr.. Jacqsss rejected by
ten to Eve. For the Observation-Disclosures Smith, Walsh,
President Henry Reed Mitchell jeremiah, Frear, BoDle
Otwell Farley Against reecton-Aidermen Hall Brady
Dayton, Allen, Fromcnt. Absent-AldcrmeD Chipp and
Genet.
Alderman BRADY moved that this Board a. it's rising
adjourn 10 meet at O'Clock tomorrow wednesday,
Alderman SMITH moved that the Board take q recess
until seven O'Clock and hoped that the committee would
then be prepared 70 report the OF Mr. Craven
which had been referred to them.
This was opposed by several members. Alderman
MITCHELL said that he had charges 10 make against Mr..
Craven and would be impossible TO get through
for the committee 10 report to- night.
The Board adjourned to Wednesday at one O'Clock
when il is supposed the Mayor viii send in another
nominee.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

TUESDAY, sept. 30-6 p. NJ
AsnEs.-We have change to notice In prices while
sales limited at 81 for potts. while pearls at
81 37&. a1
BnEApsrurTs.-Flour--Thc market was firm, with a
good demand chiefly from the local and Eastern trade
Prices better and advanced fully sc. per bbl for
most grades, and in The sales footed
Up about 900 bbls closing within the following range
The New York herald., 1862-10-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TUESDAY, Sept. 800 P. \

TUESDAY, Sept 800 p. M.
The following is q comparative statement Of the
exports exclusive of spccie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week ending September 80
and since January L.
For the week.. 50 1896 ,26s s042 1888 3s7o,4 400
Previously reported 96l $3.50 03,ol4s0s 102 os3
Since January 1ses,75 79s es,o57 2n 1os,7lo ,sos
This heavy export confirms, in part, the state
ments made in this column in yesterdays HERALD
with regard TO the activity Of our export trade.
Included among the exports to Liverpool are
s350,OOo Of cotton. We ought to be beginning to
receive some more cotton from those portions Of
the South which are under the control of our
forces. IL ia understood that an experiment OF
some magnitude for the raising of cotton by free
negro labor in Florida is about to be undertaken
under the auspices Of the Treasury Department.
Money continues TO work very smoothly. the
rate for cali loans being IA s per cent. Certia-
Gates Of Indebtedness have advanced TO 99s. per
cent.
Exchange advanced this msrning, in company
with gold, and there were sales at 1876. IN the
afternoon, on the strength of absurd rumors Of
propositions Of peace, bills dropped TO 134%
1851, which was the closing quotation. Gold
opened at l24, and gradually declined to 1914,
then rallied to 1929 a u, which was the closing
price. Demand notes were done at one time to-
day at 1907. In the afternoon they were offered
az rIss4
Stocks continued TO advance this morning, and
prices were higher than yesterday IN the after.
noon there was quite reaction, and the advance
Of the morning was AZ The close again
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so,vrt Caiendar-Th..n n.-

srvrxns Co.'m-CiRcrn.--part mos Heo o-o,
e1ea 27e9 2s03, so5, 2s0g 2s11 2s13 2slb osi1 Igo
asz9 2s27 2s2p 1885,, 2sss, 2sss, zsa' $3.50 psri
Noe 1900 27V0 27o2, 700 2Il2, 27l4 27i6 27ao 2ra2
2!, Sac, 272s, s7s0 a,; 21ss sTso. 27ss aise aiSa
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The TuuT.

The Tuuf.
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND Observation-Disclosures
MONDAY Sept. 20. purse and stake $500, mile heats.
best three in fve
Owner entered g. m. LADY shannon. ~. ...... 1
u Mace entered b. 6. Cayuga Boy. Die
Owner entered g. g. Boy from Home mc............ .Dr.
Time, 250.
UNION CoURsE-TRoTrNg.
MONDAY Sept 29 purse and stake $780, mile heats in
harness.
Owner entered Lady Haggcrty. ty............... 1
vwner enterod webster. ............,......... Q
owner entered br. mare. ................ q
Time, 2:55--2Ae.
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND MISUNDERSTANDING
TUESDAY, Sept 80, purse and stake $500, mile heats,
best three In i've, In harness.
= Mclaughlin entered br. q Vic. Emanuel I q I
~. ~ wooorun entered b. 8. Dandy. y.........f 3 2 2
y Mace ente ed & m Kate. =. ..... dis
Time, e,24l-2:4O--a --aso-aao-az1.
The irot yesterday afternoon was very closely con.
tested affair throushout between Victor and Dandy Tho
gray mare, In the third heas ran into the fence throwing
Mace rhe driver out Of the su under ber ecet inur,
br oxen. "o Dv'sso Weic
90. vs THURSDAY, Oct g the scrrel seldng Prince will
an hour to wagon the Union Course Th's eo, ~
never yet been performed. Flora Temple some fvo or
SIX years ago, made the attempt but apd Thi. ho,sa
PriNe was owned some years since by X Ten RroacL
ana otted Two ten mile races against Hero te acsr
both Of which he e present owner Jas Wp, paoer,
s very sangune that the hosse Will perform ne ss,
miles within tbs hour Time, however is The favore y
odds. ~ "'o''e ~
The BambIetonian stallion Robert rrllinrbam and -.
bmck gekipg General Butler are matched for ,ue h.a,
best three In fve, the stakes 900 side the stallion -
harness and Butler under the Saddle The race win come
on on Mo Ssh 6 October. - eS"'0
The New York herald., 1862-10-01
Arrivals and Departures.

AFTIvW1b OtESztFtUF6de
ARRIVALS.
NRwRERx NC-Steamer Oriole-Mrs Prince Dol Mix Mary
Grard, Capt Freeman Mr. Freeman Capt O'Neil Leuen
ant Lawrence, Ient Douglas Oap Person, Davis Mr.
Craig. and SIX discharged solders
Ntw oRLEAss-Brfg Belle OF the BAYS wendoyer
Nsw ORLEANs-Bsrk Mendi-W Busns ID Warstev
RIO GRsspK-Brig Water Lily-P Waite.
GosAIvss-schr Eotheny.J Buritt, Madame Wood.
GRAND CAY-Schr j Frth-J Steed, Henry Ouaiie
The New York herald., 1862-10-01
FINANCIAL.

A UGUsT BELMONT a CO., BANKERS NO 20 wa
street issueset,ers Of credit TO ,rayelers available
all parts Of the world through Messrs Rothschild OF Par
London, Frankfort. Vienna, Naples, aud their coresp,
dents
The New York herald., 1862-10-01

OUseFuIes UI OHnceFs Oh tne IfIsh fIgade.
The remains OF the late Captain Kayauagb Of the Irgh
brigade-a young and able officer, who fell the battle
ne'd IN defence Of the constitution and laws OF his adopted
country leaving an amabe wife and seven children
mourn ms untimey iacarrvel In this city this MORN
4ng from Washington and were conveyed TO the head
quarters Of the irish Brigade 500 Broadway where they
Will lie IN state until halfpsst nine o'clock to-orroy
morning, when they viii DO conveyed 10 the ashedrai
where grand requiem high win be celebrato5 ~
Ten O'Clock, with all the solemn ceremonies ~ ihe
Catholic Church. All the officers Of tie brlgaJo a. ,.
sent IN the city are expected attend the fo
escort viii consist OF members Sixty ninth Mi,ia
Everything that necessary win be done 10 render ,ba
sunera 81 poor kavsnaghtbe "rish rebe and the oya
irieh. Amercan--as imposing possible The remsins
0 Captain Joyce viii also be conveyed to the grave with
shose OF ihe gallant young Kavanagb. The funeral Of
Lieutenant Lynch takes place O'Clock TO-DAY from
headquarters, 500 Broadway. The friends OF Contain
kayanagh are invited TO be present at the rcuucm mass
The New York herald., 1862-10-01
PORT OF New York, ssntsmns. ao ,saa.

.tenstore (Prus) .Su,ora, Cork-halm6oe 20 pun.h
batk Johann Ben jaInin tPrus). Kuhn, Hun, 6hs-f '
MSslscixe K Wendt y.a = uncken
sark c James tBr) Perry. Gloucester a hneAs"
BARK Forest queen {Br), Wheat Londonderry -Sca
Bark Amazon tPrus) vieth, QueerstownFunch. Aencke
Il Wcndt.
Bark Diligence nIan), Heinbeck, Hamburger NJ Soman
< Edge
Biis sarah Starr (Br,, Delano, Livcrpool-Inguemot
Christinas. .
WendL
Brig Sara Elizabeth (Ho) Kuyper. Amserdam-FuTh
Meinckc a Wcndt
Brig + SWEET, Chadbourne, Vera Cruz-Ncf Merrill.
Brig Troubadour (Br), Daniels, Matamoros-P Neyius
Son.
Brig Jane (Hrl. Mcclellan Jacncl-kunhardt Co.
Brig G Archibald (Br) Vance, Jacmel-J whitney
Co. -,
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jones q Co.
Brig Arrow (Brl French Fogo-H Routh 4 Sons
schr Victoria ABr), Tnckett Cork, &c,,G buiiey
Sthr Dyfna (Br), Martin Ponee--P | Nsvns n SON.
schr Mason, Douglas, Washin.ton-E Harnnt Z co.
SchrJ Ponder Jr, Dorman, Washington Dayton
Schr Isabel Alberto, Tooker, Batimoge-Naster
sshr ] w Pierce Head ev Barncrat-T q Benton Sons
schr Dolphin. Rosebrook. Eastport-y Boynton y Sons
Schr C Grant, Pressy, Portsmouth--Smpson Clapp.
Schr Protection, Nutter. Boston-Maser;
Schr Mill Creek, Romer, Bosion-N o Pillsbury.
schr Seven Sisters, Crowley Cambridgeport-Breit Son
The New York herald., 1862-10-01

1850. 1851, 1852
For the week. 81, ,7eG, ,26S 3,O42 333 3S7OA80
Previously reported SO 961 35 o3,04 sOs 100 $3.50 o33
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-18

ARRIVAL OF PRIsoNERs-Twcnty-tw Yam
KEGS, including two negros, were received from
Columbia, S. c., yesterday, and lodged in the
c. S. Military prison in this city. The most
Of them was the crew of the Oceoa, captured
on an Island on the South Carolina coast while.
on maraudng expedition. There are now 1926
prisoners in custody here, of which number
435 are Yankees, and 232 domestic traitors
Richmond Enquirer, 9th inst
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-18
Oats and Cow Peas
EoR SALE FOR CASH, ATTH OLD CORNER
IL November T.. w. BONNEY
Notice.

r HAVE THIS DAY, OCTOBER "a, SOLD OUT
i my entire stock of Goods Wares and Merchandise
in the town of Camden, to j. NJ. Springer, Esq, who
will continue the business at the same stand 1 have
occupied heretofore in the said town. All persons
who are in anywise indebted to me, will please make
payment of the same to said j. M. Springer, at an
early day; and all who have claims against me will
present them to him for settlement.
December Is r. SPRINGER
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-18

y
Council, have been ordered to be published:
Whereas information has reached the Coy:
crnor and Council that sundry small vessels
have, from time to time, carried from the port
of Charleston cargos of cotton, which the Gov
ernor aud Council have reason to believe have
found their way to the enemy, and which ccr-
tainly have not brought back return cargos of
arms, munitions or army supplies; therefore,
Resolped That during the continuance of
the present blockade the expectation Of cotton
from any port in South Carolina is hereby pro-
hbited, unless by the express permission of
the Confederate State authorities.
Resoloed, That an agent, resident in the City
of Charleston, be appointed, who shall be au-
thorizcd to grant permission for the expectation
of cotton on the terms hereinafter prescribed,
to wit: Affidavit shall be made that no part
of the cotton exported shall, with the consent
or connvance of the exporter, find its way into
the enemy! and bond, with good surety, shall
be given that the full amount of the net
proceeds or the sale of said cotton shall be
brought back into the Confederate States in
arms, munitions of war or army supplies, un-
less prevented by successful interpottion of the
enemy.
Extract from the minutes of April 4.
FL. MOSES, JR,
Secretary.
Es-All papers in the State copy once.
April IL
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-18
Surrender Of Fort Pulaski.

SAvANNAr, April l2.-The following is from
the Savannah Republican, of this morning, and
is fully credited in official circles:
1t is with sincere regret that we learn, since
our country edition went to press, that Fort
Pulaski after most gallant defence against
guns vastly superior to our own, surrendered to
the enemy at two o'clock p. m, yesterday
Corporal Law, of the Phoenix Rifles, stationed
at Thundcrbolt, brirgs the information direct.
lie reached the Fort at five o'clock a. M, YES
terday and started on his return trip after the
flag was struck The surrender was uncondi-
tional. Seven large breaches were made IN
the South wall of the fort by the batteries Of
cight.Parrott guns at Kings Landing. All
the barbctt and casemate guns bearing on that
point were dlsmantlcd. Three balls had enter
ed the magazine, and a clear breach had been
made in it, The balls were concal ard steel
pointed, and were propelled with such force
as to pass entirely through the wall at nearly
every fire. No lives were lost
During the bombardmcnt four men were
woundcd-threc had lost leg and one an arm.
All prvates, and no names given.
The Ogcthorpcs occupied the most exposed
position of the fort. Lieut.. IIasser was stunned.
but not seriously hurt. COL Olmstead sent no
official despatch, but verbal message, that the
garrison had done all that men could do. He
attempted to signal to Causton's Bluff, yestcr-
incoming, but such was the fire that no human
being could stand on the ramparts for even Il
moment.
Nearly thousand shell of the largest size
were thrown into the fort from the Federal bat
rcrics. 1t would be gratifying to know, that
though much exhausted, all the garrison were
well, except the four wounded. We think that
this report may be relied on as correct. We
could obtain 10 further particulars.
The above Is coroboratcd by another witness
a signal man, who went down and returned in
company with Corporal Law.
In addition to the above VIC learn that the
enemy brought two Of their large vessels into
the river ycsterday-one anchored well abreast
of the fort, and the other opposite their bat
terry at Oakly Point.