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The New York herald., 1862-04-06

NIBLos, CONCERT sALooS.-rHEATRg FRAN.
- MARDT 8 AyRrI. 1851
JE NY PAS DIE FEU SANS FuMEE. p,r NJ hazard
CHAUS0NErfE COMGQUB,
=, rsrM N, ~ VA Edgard snd JgIsnet psr Bera
Reserved seats admission csc. 80 cents, 10 had At
Dardonves 6s3 Broadway and az the door the night OF
performances. - -
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NAHbdAL
u BY virtue OF an order Of sale 70 me dreeed and oe
lyered by the honorable District Court OF the United Ss.es
for the Southern district Florida, will sell at public
ton on the 9Th day OF April l2 O'Clock NJ. from Lam
biers wharf, Atlantic dock, Brooklyn,
LOCO bales New Orleans Cotton,
Cargo OF prize steamship Magnolia.
SAMPLES can be seen at the Office OF Hiram Benner Esl
ll3 Wall street New York, Saturday. the sth and Mon
day, the 7th inst. JAMES Q. CLAPp, .
United States Marshal Southern district Of Florida
Terms-Such funds will be received by the Assistant
Treasurer of the United States on deposit.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

SHEaIrrs sALEaAr AUCTION, THE TWO FOUR
ninth street, between Tenth and Eleventh aysnnes Ney
YORK to be sold q MerchAnts Exchange, April H. at n
isct To- 1000 qaoh. Rsus rolls $50 per annum "S'
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

DANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUCTTONEER, WILL SELL
~ On MONDAY, April 7, at 10Y O'Clock at
No 1 Broadway the entire Fixtures, such Counters
Tables &C. (about 100 ally of large Dry Goods Establish
msnt Also ONCE Furniture, Store Baskets Stoves Heat
ers, &c
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JoHN Il. yANDEwATER, AUcTIoNEER.

II V''N Al 'NNUEWAIEK, AUtIIUNEEK.
o. Large, special aud perempory sale
kca and costly Household Furniture at public auction.
,y. BY "A. JOuRNEAY,
THURSDAY 1rd Friday April 10 and H. at 20 East Thirteenth
street commencing A. NJ each day all the ilonssbolJ
FURNITURE contained in the dwelling house 2s Fast Thir.
.scnh street. comprising fun assortment of magnificent
rnror ana chamber Furniture also full assortment OF
Terms cssb.
q
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:. UorIoN NOTIcE,-p. D cAuLKINs, AUcrIoNEER

AUCTION NOTICE-A FAMILY GIVING UP HOUSE.
IA keeping will dispose OF their Furniture at private sale at
sisng OF two beautiful Parlor
suits rich brocatel aud silk reps; each Suit
ssts o Sofa TeeaTete one Arm one Reception and
Medallion Back Chairs cost Sl75 will be sold for SS5.
Also lot of Paror. Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture.
Apply al No. l23 Waverey place, near Sixth avenue.
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N tbe cry are engaged dispense refreshments yisjtors
STRANGERS
should no, neglect 10 call in AZ the
0AlEfIE5 CONCERT ROOM
before leaving the city being fact that a q.
an INSTITUTION
wca every body visit Omen every evening Al seven
Nses at twelve No boys admitted Admission Is crnis
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WILLIAM sAAR's ANNUAL CONCERT WILL TAKE
w place az
IRVING HALL
THURSDAY, April 10 1885,,
when he viii be assisted by some OF promue
artists ~
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
can be obtained at the principal al door
on the evening of concert.
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C,HERIFFS SALE. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY
y S. j. BOGART at the salesroonls corner Of Frankfort
large assortment Of Hardware Cutlery Tools &s eSmpr.'
Saw Frames Scales Kettles Screws Seelyards Foot Scrap
ers Locks Window Fas,enings, Shutter Screws Drawing
Knives Tape Measures, Fish Lines Garden implements,
Scythe Stones Re JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

RIcHARD WALTERS AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL.
c-inorrow Monday, at 10 o'clock, auction s,ore
IS hss, brcadway quantity ,i Household Furniture re-
DC sold also forty Lots for former pur.
chaser soas Iron and other Beseads Tables Chairs
Glass snd Cfockery Mirrors Pictures and other Furninre
also Que quarter pipe Of good Brandy Sale positye
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

n oRIsrALAR ,,AUCTIoNEER 1AsStGN.EE'ss ASST
viii sei on Monday April lu,a O'Clock, at Is Bowery
large assorted stock ol Clothing comprising tns
Black Doeskin Cloth Cashmere and satines Pants
snd Drawers s. Collars Neck Ties Also piece Goods Cloths
Casse,es Sancts Musins &c. &C. BY order oil the as
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

HENRY 3. HERTS, JR. AUCT1OyEER
IL BY HENRY WOOD CO.,
Sa,csro)ms $50 Broadway and l6 Crosby street.
hOkTGAGE SALE-ELEGANT TWO SEAT WAGON
Monday, April T. at II O'clock, their sacsrooms Que
stegant Two seat Wsg0n to lie sold without reserve
BY order. JOHN n. STEWART.
for Mari
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M DOUGHTY. AUCTfoNEER.-LARGE AND PIE.
lMs renploy sale of handsome Household Furniture,
Carpets. Sc., 10 - -
viii sell Monday AprIl7, at l0if O'clock at ssicroorn
No. So Nassau street,
Cgnssng of solid rosewood Parlor SUITS broca.
ieii brussels and Ingram Carpets marble top Tables
secretary and brafy Bookcases Gilt Frame Pier Glasses
scc window Curtains aud Cornices mahogany Sofas Chairs
Icc-aTeles, Mantc Ornaments, OIL Paintings, Extension
Dining Tables Dining Chairs Duner and Tea Sets Cutlery
GLASSWARE mahogany and rosewood marble top Dressing
Bureaus, Washstands Bedsteads Hair Mattresses Paas
ss Lounges sofa Beds Eusncled Chamber Suits, black
wsn"L and oak Chamber Suits together with large
m-nt Of scJnd hand Furniture family declining house.
keeping "
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

IENKf c. BCR1BNER, AUCTIONEER.
Ii Assignee's Sale OF Scgara --HENEY C. SCRIBNEF
~i se on Mondsy April at Il O'Clock, a. his ssesroon
No AL Nassau street. by order of the assignee large soc
Of Segars containing many choice brands in all some 400
@ which will be sold with the privilege Of aud upwards
.srds The stock contains fifty different brands con
part o. Rio Houdos Corona, Duca Azucena, Monorss
Ror a. Cabnnas La Real (Londtesl Cotton Plant FL Nor
ro Senecss La Paria, Helena Nectras Fl SOL Ell Psasco
dcnefsi Sgr La Empefie &C., Ac. Catalogues ready
and can be Aadat the sale esroon.
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pELLEs OF THE CONCERT SALOON
- just published In tho highest style art complets s
WAITER GIRLS OF NEW YORK.
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHY OF EACH
comprising 0 splendid ensrayings aud 800 pages OF hiso,v
OF female adventure in real We, which orsrips the mos.
drsss Address Charles King Agent, bo' III ersd oIe.
DOWERv THEATRE TO LET-wffH SCENERY
ID wardr9be and Proger,,es ImmedisM possession given
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NEWS IkUH TESSEsSEE.

NA=HyuIE. July IG-Lebanon Tenn, is in pos
session Of the rebels.
The rebels, 500 strong, AT Hartsvie.
Dr. Rice. BENJAMIN Daniels. and John Barnes
srectab!e citizens were hung last night at Tennes
zee Ridge twenty five miles from Nashville for en
tartaining men empl,yed i'll reeonstruetiug teie
graph lines.
NASHVILLE, July lG-one thousand and forty
six parolel prisoners at Murfreesboro have arrived
They are mostly of the Michigan Ninth, ard some
of Hewitt's Battery. There commissioned
ottcers.
The trains run through to Murfieesboro'
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nRY CREEK HOTEL,

~
Granbrier JzsMsy Va.
This establishment is opened the present season
for the reception of visitors
triweekiy line ef stages run from BoAsack s
Depot on fhc Yrgiai& and Tennessee Eailrosd to
the White Sulphur Springs.
No apprehension need be entertained from The
Yankee forces at Meadow Bluff, west Of Leesbu. e,
az the Confederate forces under Gen. Lorins are
Stationed wes1 Of Lewisburg.
jyai~lm EpMUNp s esLwELL
IOYNBRsS WHITE AND BLACK SULPHUR
~ AND CHALYBEATE SPKIxtiS.-Tfis wa
terng place will be open for the reception Of visit
on the 18th of May. q il situated The line
and in full view Of the Virginia Ard Tenn.s~ r:li
road, about half nile from Bonxack's Depot Re-
anoke, Va. at which said Depot Ar OMNIBUS will
always be found waiting the srsiys. OF the cars to
convey visitors to the Springs.
These White and Black Sulphur waters hrve ef
fected numerous cures. 81. ssSssss 8 -.
The WHITE SgLrHUk cures az graz ased cas- 4 Of
Dyspepsia serious affections of the Liver, Kdpeys
and Bladder, General Debility, and especially dis
eases OF the Nervous System, and those diseases
peculiar to females
The BLACK SULPHUR cures all kinds of diseases
Of the Skin, aggravated cases Of letter ana other
eruptiOns Of the skin.
The accommodations equal to any TO he found
in the mountains OF Virginia, aud the table and at,
tendance of the most stifaeory character, together
with tine Band of Music and every other attrac.
ton usually found AT first class watering places
of persons who have heretofore visited the place.
PRICE OF HOARD.
Fer day N5.D
Fer month s IUW
iy l6-T j. A. HEFFELINGER, Prop'r
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10y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
Id PROCLAMATlON.--W Whereas information


nY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID PROCLAMATION--W Whereas Information
,d ,ha1 ,h =, ~ o. .ns pnolc enemy
b., b.Is ,cnorsS1 I'm u me 'ai" oo"rt cannot
Tharesore hv yir,ns % =. .r.,ort,, ,,a.., :, .,o
Executivo Jo.ix TrT,,s.rc roao. arSs." ~ "a M .ne
Conmon,yesi,h of Vrr;nia 40 ,S'os nea, =. .ne M
Justices comnosinp the c,ountv Cont ~ IA cnun
ty to hold the sessions of said Court a. Needwood
in said county, the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST
next. and thereafter to contaue TO hold the noath
y sessions of said Court said place long as the
,sasof of ''e Grange he'e'y authorized shall con-
civ.n u,a.r ms, ,.,t .. cu ,,
3Yc % Iso. ~; an..i ny n,Ai' as NoveIhoi, ana
p;,n,'a ,s ,,, y, '',a 90 I',. ,an. u,
in The 9Th year of the Commonwealth
JOHN LETCHEg.
By the Governor:
" Nv secre'sfy oi 1 tue commonwealth @ %
~ ~ JOHN DABSEf q 10. TAYLOR.
ihsse ss1eofaied ana wen known caterers nave
opened nfstciass restaurant on Eigh,h street, be-
tween Maiu and Cary streets, where they Will he
er,lv = see wa y" p"'''p' ""' '"e p"'"' ss"
Ererv,lur the market. afford win he served a,
short notice and n, as reasonahe ras M o.,.s;,,s
iy :..5--:s,.
lSPECIAL N0TICE--AIo Iof Of Taa;eS' SADDLES.
Trace CHAINS. Buggy HARNESS. SIloEs
soi.is LEATIiEk, dc Tor sale ny
: j. W. DEaA MS
" ,s--7t* LOU street. 'e'"een "S'n ''" sa's
: s,a,, ,.,,,,,, ca,-,c, ------------- -
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lie RAInstoF TIE GrEERyLLAs.

CAIRO, July l9.--4he steamer General Anderson,
itom Evansville. has arg,y 90. She Tssoed Hender-
SON Ky, yesterday forenoon. Tia rebels had pos,
session of the town They say they ,ioar iut.rd
TO interfere with navigation ON the river, except
Government boats nor with private property. The
number OF rebels is not a.certained
1t. A. r. johnson. of Rridesrelps Tennessee CAY.
airy in con mand, mas issned proclamation, in
which he says he has to protect the citizens
against insults and ruling despotis,n. They claim
10 be regular soldiers, not guerfillas. Some com-
rnissary stores, belonging to the Government, were
captured, and 4 few soldiers taken.
Ne erv'.urg. ten miles above Evansville, ii also in
possession of the rebels.
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the following summary of news:
PROCLAMATION or GOV. rIERro,Nr To TIE rEo,
FILE OF VIRGINIA,
ENEcuTIvE DEPARTMENT
Wheeling. va, July ieth ls62.
r. az reepit of i'4-etsfn:
The large of territory wen by the arms cf
the nation requiring numerous gatrisons TO hold
the military positions thereof. the casualties Incl
dent to war. together with the threatened interfer
euce o! two three of the great Powers Of En-.
rope 10 destroy our grestness and diminish our pow
ef lave caused the President OF the United States
- ca.. for 100000 men, TO secure the nations ine
r,tv acd /. needs be, 10 punish properly the imper
tin, Isl ia;sFmes'diing win our national affairs ~
I'll. number. the State or Virginia has been called
u!,uu 10 igtn,sh 700 n,en. her proportion fol
ihe teTu Of three years or during the war.
10 aid and assist in the work of furnishing the
States quota desire ell the Senators and members
OF ,Ae House of Delegates 10 act as agents in pro
curing volunteers in their respective districts and
counties that they associate with themselves dis
cree; persons n each naeiseFal district in then
sew rsl ccuntiss as recruiting committees that
they recommend active. intelligent, aud brave uen
e. be commissioned second Lieu.enants Of The
.onJ..n}ss Tssed there in and that they exe.cis
h4ig discretion 70 the effective means Of oh
tsining volunteers, by holding public meetings and
Otherwise.
Volunteers from the counties east of the Chesa
peake bay, and south Of the Rapp ali annock river
and east of 'he Blue Ridge, W i'll rendezvous at Nor
tot&, aBR iuli tLe EesluNe OF cOaGueS east OF the
Blue Ridge at Alexandria. Those from the V alley
district Will rendezvous at Martnsburg; and those
from the Wheeling Congressional dist rict, (exce pt
the county of Pleasants) at Wheeling and Grafton.
Thoss furnished by the residue OF the counties of
the State will rendezvous At Charleston. Guyan-
d0tte. Parkersburg, ami C2r&sburg as may be
most con venient
A premium of s. will be paid for each accepted
volunteer, aud upon his acceptance by the regi
mental surgeon $25, part of the sl00 bounty and
sl3 zone months rayl will be advanced thus en-
ah.ing the volunteer to leave S;is with his family
or friends, should he desire TO do so.
Loyal men OF Virginia although in.ernecine
war has devastated our lands, brought grief to our
homes aud sadness 20 our hearts yet do not doubt
thst you will voluntarily respond 10 this call, and
fly 70 assist your brave breheru in this last struggle
for home, country, and constitutional freedom, and
forever, ourselves and to children the
priceless legacy Lequea fhed ns by our fathers
Your sister States ebiy responding by voun
tsry enlistment. let it not he said tha. il WAS
left for Virginia 10 furnish her quota by resor'ug
t3a draft. F. Fl. PiERroINT, Governor.
By the Governor:
L. 4. Htgdrs Secretary of the ConmoNwe alh
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HORSES FOR SALE.

hOKSES FOR SALE.--The ihnrss.yh lls.,t
STALLION "York River He is hve years
old splendid charger aud has been in three gene.
raj engagements; very gentle, and in good eondi-
tioD. Price $500 He cHn be seen at Mr.. James
G. Johnson's stable. Franklin street. Also two
handsome STALLION COLTS, three years old;
Jet black, the ether brigh, bay; both sired by
kossu,h out OF thorough bred mares. Thess horses
are very promising ana gentle Apply to
jy 2i-ood3t' P. JOHNSTON, II5 Main ST.
TOR SALE-One fine riding MARE. Also a
good BUGGY and single HARNESS Win
near the corner of 9th and Capitol streets.
iy
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS
"A MONTGOMERY co, VA.
The great nuWher of apptcs,iaas fnr boart. has
induced the Proprietofs TO open ii,ls place. II viii
b. kept in good style ,he circumstance, Of the
country will admit.
Passengers win leave the train a Star ii,, Sta.
tion-onuhusses will he in waiting 10 couvey the u
81 miles to the Springs
Visitors will be received feau this date.
Board per week for 4 weeks and over. -. 81 g "A
8. under weeks HCO
ie I7-lm BOOTH. COIHOIIN b 60
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SUMMER REsO,sTs.

D0ANOKE RED SrLPHUR SPKiNt:s.--T
III watering place is now opeu for the sreep-
tion of visitors. Board, ss:1 per day ei9 PER
week and so per month. Persons eeing 10 these
Springs leave the Virginia aud Tennessee rstreed
1t Salem where they will find eenveyancrs ct
Chapmans Hotel.
iy35-lms pROPRIEyOHs
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PROPRIETOas.

Ao:FGOMEkk ". SULfMuk SrRINGs. VA,
&iiy 10Th, Issss
rINHE COSFEDERArE sTATES HOSPITAL.
i at this place having greatly curta allied our re.
sources for entertaining visitors, deem it dae to
ourselves aud the public to close our establisl
ment. JN0. N. LYLE, Agent
iy 2l-6ts NJ w, Suiphur SPRINGS Co
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1SOR SALE--A neat COT'rAGE 3 settlement ID I'll .
il county Of Prince Edward. al Sandy River
Church, containing about 80 of land with six
rooms to the dwelling. house, and other good build.
ings on the premises; good location for physi-
clan or any other professional character, or . lns.
chanic. For particulars apply to
DANIEL WITT
jy 1-2awlm" Green Bay p. o., Pr Edward
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II j. A. HEFFELINGER.
DUFFALO SPRINGS,
Is MECKi. i.ENBURG COUNTY, VA.

The undersigned having leased this celebrated
watering place, III Aecklenburg county. for the bal
ance OF the year. is prepared to entertain guests
i'll the best manner. From four hundred to four
hundred and fifty persons can he comfortably nc
commodated The location is remote from the the
atre of war, and yet accessible to travel
Hacks will connect With the morning and evening
train the Richmond aud DanviIle Railroad ut
Wolf Trap, Io miles distant, on Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays, and with the Roanoke Val.
ley Railroad at CIarksvill., miles distant, daily.
The mineral properties of the water are univer-
sally regarded by those acquainted with it ~ equal
to any water in Virginia
Few places more desirable Il summer resort
TERMs--Board per day. 81; per week, SIv; per
month Si5. JAMES WILLIAMSON,
ie IS-DItt prnn-;etor
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whole strength cf the rebel forces throughout the
length ard hreSAth of rebellion from Richmond to
Texas to he not more than 100000 men. Before
aenera' McCl-lians change of hsse. gold wnswosth
100 per cent morn than silver as Richmond aud
United States Treasury notes from 40 70 80 per cent
Since the battle week, sh,nplastefs have risen -
per cent
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OFFICE K. AND PETERsB URG X. r. CO.,

EHOR SALE-A fine bay HORSE.
Il MASON MORFIT,
jy 2.t-:st~ 10th and Bank sts
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will also sell TRACT OF LAND belonging to
Captain Robert NJ Shepperson. lying on the waaess
of Ash Camp. adjoining the lands Of Mn Cav.
ford apd others. containing 10 acres, and y we'll
watered, wooded and has necessary improvemsnts
upon it, some Of them new; has about 70 acres Of
Ash Camp low grounds and 10 about tvo miles
from Kcysyille on the Richmond and Dauville T.
X. Terms Accommodating, and posssssion given
at ChristmaA WN. g. FRIEND,
jy 1l-6t brakes Branch. Charloete CO.. Va
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A MEILt SULPHUR SPRINGS, AMELIA
II COUNTY, VA.--This celebrated watering
place is located 43 miles southwest of Richmond
the Richmond and Danv.e Railroad, two and
half niles from JetcrSille station. u; which
place there will be omnibus in readiness TO con-
vey passengers to the Springs on the 10Th day Of
May, 1862.
Board fpr one month (as dayD. SO 90
Children under tenyears of age.-........ NJ Wl
White Servants .........-........a - 20
C0lored Servauts Observation-Disclosures. ~ eQ
Board per day Observation-Disclosures. > 80
For all meals sent 10 rooms extra charges will he
made n +. " +. &. WILSON
Proprietors.
n. B-Visitors would do well to bring their
blankets with them. nv s-.,ns
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LATER FROM THE H0RTn.
The Movements OF Morgan in
kentucky.
rests--Yankee News from rcpe's Arms.-
.occuration' of Charlottesville, &c. Ae.

From Northern papers 60 July I'D, we make up
the following summary of news:
PROCLAMATION or GOV. rIKRroiNT To TIE rEo'
FILE OF VIRGINIA
ENEcuTivE DEPARTMENT. I
Wheellng. Va july 10th, ls62.
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II WAREHOUSE ON NTnECORNER OF CARY
AND lin STREETS. FOR SALE-We are nn-
horized to sell that large aud admirably We built
warehouse located as above. now under alsase for
five years, at the annual rental Of 81 400 and insu
rauce II fronts on the Basin bank 90 feet, and this
tine front on Cary street Il Is i've stories high.
and in complete repair. The location for buxiness
pusposes Is amongst the best In Richmond Apply
to GOODIS e APPER60E.
"
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IN mission Merclaats--We have taken the
premises No. l44 Cary street. next door to the Bank
of Richmond, and will continue the AUCTION
office will remain for the present with Messrs. r.
H. Maury Co ConsiSnments will receive
prompt attention.
jy 2i-12t KENT, PAINE a. Co
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making water ran up hill not proving very sue
crssfu, II was determined 10 deepen the ditch
Ths bottom being, az ssid before, about - feet
wide. the ene,half Of this hottor iougitudinally,
was dug five feet deeper the entire length OF the
canal the earth being thrown ur On the other halt
Of the original hottcni
By this means small thread Of water Bhout a
foot wide WAS decoyed into ii, where 1t remain. al
present booking very much bewildersd. though
II did not know where to to. The entire souih
side of the canal Is now composed of loose earth
thrown up fom the deepening and sho,ild the river
rise sufficient TO make current through the canaj
think this loose earth would be undermined BY
the current, and coming down would svon fill il mp
sufficiently to stop the current The labor Of wien-
ing the canal would almost be equal to that OF dig
ging new one.
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back to the city, ard subjected to rigorous
se,reh. Every garment Of the heroine was inno-
cent OF eontrabaud property, or the supposed cyi,
dances of treason; and ber iuqusitors, like Don
Alfonso were about TO declare her innocent, till
they stumbled not on pair ot shoes, but OF socks.
which contained, in ingenious lappngs the damn
ing evidence Of her guilt in these aforesaid stock
ings were secreted carefully drawn plans of the
new,y-creeted forts around the city, the guns on
the casemates an parapets, with correct iniorma.
ton OF the forces TO command each, tue number OF
troops in the city, the redoubis outside, ana the
availability Of the boats in the waters.
With these proofs 10 sustain him. Gen. ArDoid
sent the lady Fort Pickens, where she Is at pre-
sent mcarcerated.
The healih OF the troops was good, and every
preparation has been ms1e to give the rebels
warm reception whenever they approach.
The conduct of Wilson's zeuayes, in dividing
their ratons with the INDECENT uuion people OF the
ulsrs, with whom the Zouaves were while at Santa
Rosa Island at enrnisy, are now on the most cor
dial terms.
THE YANKEE CASALAT ticksBUKG A FAILURE.
The .'OF Vicksbure" correspondent of the Chi.
cago Tribune proncunces the canal to cut that town
off failure. He says
arrived here il had been completed only through
that portion OF the neck which Ia nsids the levea,
OF enIbankmept to prevent the rivers overflow. II
was then about fifteen feet wide, and three or
three aud half feet deep. Ths. u WAS suppoHsa.
was Of suificiept depih 10 allow tie water Of the
river TO flow through, but whsn the levee st each
end Of II was cut through II was found 70 be shove
ths level OF the water. Tho river hhd fallen soma
during the process ef digging, but not enough TO
sccoant for 20 grcnts = sbortcunliDe,
The Ya0untnin would not come to Mahonct, and
some Miseacre dstermined 70 nake u come by
placing an Old strn wheel boat at the ioHsr sn q
- ,addio 10 wstay uf Into 1t, which succeeded IN
Wstain9 the b0tlOw of the eanaa ian enough -