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WHO WAS PRESENT AT THE

FULL AND INTEREsrIN / REPORT
OF THE ANNUAL u ALL OF TUE TIGERS"
IN TO hoRRow'5
- SUNDAY MERCURY.
Y .ATE6R NRwS AND ARMY JRRES
~ PONDENCE-The ouly journal In Ne York
that has ne ~ Of all the NV York Regiment In
ths fed. Is the SUNDAY MERJURY-THE
GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER h,ch has cor
ItspoLdents In every Union Camp. Tnus in Ad-
diton TO all the TslsgrAphic, Fire, Military and
Local News, the SUNDAY MERCURY givesto It's
reaaerathe interesting war letters OF our victorious
MI andieIa in eyerY dixlslnn nl the GrAnd ArmY
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A FAIR OF GOOD SAwYERS WANTED
n To saw oak and hickory logs into plank
Apply 70 7. T. & C. w. CHURCH, Fort H,ml-
ton, l. I. tef2S'li0
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A RTlFlCIAL CONGRATULATED TEN
"A good workers also ~ small girls " learn,
frJ'm ~ " IL years oil wages paid while learning;
asc boy. Apply 100 Atlantic 81, bet Clinton and
Henry. fe2i 3'l20
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Market street Cnurch.
The Rev. CHAUNCHY ID. MURRAY, Pastor Of
Market ST. Church vii preach Tomorrow morning
and evening. The morning services will commence
At lOH o'clock evening al IN oclock. fol us
Geo. storrr, Editor Of the Bible Rxaa-
liner, will preach At Botanic In, GS East Bn,ad-
way, " ths % Advent Church, looking FIR the soon
o'fning o. Curist u over all this earth, tenor
row at loX A. NJ aud 3 Z NJ Al lovers Of Bible
a., II ~
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ITO IFr-A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE
~ m rrrhitet or citv sNrveyor; ais, -uif'l
scfcs IN he SIN ave, sutanle Tor fancy stores drug
stores, t,ilors' aNops anil p'umlnR establishments
Apply g. \. = On 'MBERLAIN, h9i 9Th ave. 81 II
Wal u, from II a. O'Clock. fe22 O-Srurh'llO
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Protestant Episcopal ''Church OF the Free
Gospel" West 29th =, Of 9th ave- Rev GEO.
l.. NHIDE, Pastor; residence 1871 West s6th st.
Divine service every Sunday, At ION o'clock m.
and y pm. Seats FREQ. nc9 2l5r9T
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Church, 4lpt street, near 6sn svsuue W morrow,
at 10y A NJ, aud AL +. NJ. Evening subject.
" Testinl my u Reason and Nature " the iula
linn brta,ity " All WIN have d 'ubis q anotnsr
nae ,t,rt death, especially msitRi o. attend.
Seat, cheerful y provided for strangerA 81
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T AIDES TRlMMINGS-wANTRD GOOD
- ha1ds g. work at fancy trimmings TO- clio ,xs
and dresses. Apply on ,nday " j. DARroI5,
% Blocker n.
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Csreese ~ VI x. Courrp, bet Broo s@ and
Spripg =, Rev u L. JAMES will p-c,ch Tlmor-
roe "a, lCX O'Clock A. NJ. and R,v 0HA5 y.
HARRIS 4 ,stnr, AZ iolock, T. Experience
aud aver me-ting n the promotion u hpuncss At
3 U'4.ct, 4. N. Revival services vii be ointit ucl
every evening next week except Saturday,, ~ ~
o'clock. Strange ami othels invita-. \ 'sts ifra.
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rro,.a.p, church. Attorney a,

Rev wM r. HAMOND Pustpr, VIII preach I =
mnrrnw morning at l01i'oiock. SUBJECT. " Para
disc " Afternoon, At . 10y Rsv NJ FRASER at
r. NJ, by the PAsEr-subJec,, " Paradise l. ST."
The public invited seats free. 90
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A FEW MORE MEN WANTED FOR co,
"A II, ~ R-simens Jackson Heavy rtilery, Capt
Y COMBS, for duty In Qualifications. This Rat
ment has advantages other branches " the
service, in being cuutnu,lly Ia barracks, aud not
exposed ~ the bardshtps " camp life. Recruiting
oftce, al Pearl 81, Cap,. COMBS Do do 100 south
st, Lieut. MOTT. Tent in the Park, Lieut.. NUN
SON, ll2
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ITO LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS, CAR
i men anu othsrs.--'rH let, m substsntial brick
building, - stables, well initiate 1, situated nth
~. west ~ North River rent low. Apply h. Il
III SDN, nsspn, DC, no Second ave- or o. q.
BICKLAND agent, 3IS West lIth a. fe92 g'iOb
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ITO LET-THE THREE STORY BRICK
4 store, "a Water NJ. tet P,ok Sop and B-ckm Al
NJ; II has b.n occupied ~ copper. smlth's for tho
last 10 yeas IL 1. excel snt stand FOR that ~
the plumbing or stove business. Ia good tenant
tie vent y III be low. Inquire u n. W. MOONEY,
1917 Mott ~, or j. sOMENDlE, East sIth IT. near
9TH ave. fc22 G'1l9
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DAPER BON MAKERS wANrED-SE
Il RAJ giiis g. make paper brNesi none hut vol
hands ueed apply. CAL a. HENRY MEYER 20
V@ey n. toll S'il5
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ITO LFT-FBOM THE FIRST OF MAY The
two story brick stanles on the west side "
washin ytrn IT, bet Mo ton and Barrow, cont 'i ING
% stall and ~ rage room t,r hay. Apply n STE
PIlfN T.. Ht RRALL 20 Wall n. f-22 2iHS& Tau 10
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Il a small house f,r saloon, down e. Su, 8 %; .
bar ruiln and din ing room In hote, rrut taken In
b1aId; ga'nent aud two tel rDms, 81 90. tSn
rooms 81 %: tive roorns, g., at II Mt, 81. Apply
" SMITH lI5 Broadway II
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No,Ice. -nleecLer I'm. Csrncr o, Morsa
nre.dwny Prc.hy,erI.n CHAPEL, b.tiysen
Prcc nIi-sios Chnrcb, c..nec Madison ap.

FFOF TTIHHEFh NHHFVU' VHFHVF " auIFU" WN1
GOverteur ~, uudsT care 81 Rev D.. HARDEN
BERGU Morning service at l0H o'clock Tue
Rev. TIIOS. G.. $ CRONG, ID. ID. may la eVpsytei
20 preach t-morroS evening; 49, vice at ~ O'Clock
Tee usus monthly meeting uttnR chidcen Of the
Slhbnh S'too, will be- held In the church ~
o'clock +. NJ All are cordially iuvit.d H. attend
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evening for religious ser Vices, AZ O'Clock. 1At4
free, Gnd all welcome. Exercises begin n ~
O'Clock The 'rsary ~ tue Oh 'isdsn A lance
also takes place AZ the Calvary Baptist Churc1. al
~ O'Clock. ~
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Psoi. Epncopal 'aurco Of the Atoncmont,
49, T. or ~ Nv Rev NJ u. wtlI.lNG,R ctr. S,t-
woes q, ~ A NJ anu y 4 N tue X, Rev Bsu-
hp sol rIlGACE Will pr' Rch tomorrow evanlns and
,H. Rev. A V. CLARKSOS ON wsdn.sd.y even
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NRIIot al Duties n1d DnnGsrs T roaohInE
IA the Nj incrs Church, o. nsr 81 ishI and
Gsth aiine ~, ou s .UDaih mornins at 10y oclck.
ia TIE evening". hv request, tho PIdnr, Rev
Satipun. dates and dangers, AL seats roe ca
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FOX SALE AND TO LET.

RROOkLYN-FOR SALE-THE VERY
~ r'st stony aud basement cottlpe house, "a
Eat bsuc 1T cnutsins Pas water, g., and ~ al .
mta ably adopted for 0 small family the location
~ qtrt and llaas-nt in every respect 10 mnutsA'
walk frnu Wal. Il W nth Perry 9. - pass within
baf h.och will 10 sold low, aud p 'sse,son given
when desired. Apply on the premises fs22 i'iOi
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-06
SUTTLERS GOODS
ARMY SUPPLIES
No. go Main Street.

SU TTLERS GOODS
LIVER oFFRED IN THE MARKET, CON-
IL sisting in part Of Fruits, Preserves, Pickles,
Catsups, Sauces, Hermetrically sealed Goods, Fish,
Teas, Spices Groceries OF all kinds, Pipes Paper,
Pens, Pencils Envelors Combs, Brushes, Hosiery,
Gloves, Flannels and Cotton Shirts, Suspenders,
CUTLERY, &C. &e, in every style and variety which
We bought for CASH before the late advance, and
are enabled to offer unusual inducements.
We invite the attention Of the trade and will
take pleasure in showing our goods and making
satisfactory prices.
GEO. FOSTER 4 Co,
scti Ne. e Main Street
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REGULAR PACKETS

Low Water Arrangement.
TTNHR LIGHT DRAUGHT PAS r
Il sENGER PACKET. -Ik5EftIS
"JNO; II. McCOMBS." kzsSSssza
Capt. J. II BUNCE. LUSK, elk.
Will leave EVANSVILLE for LOUISVILLE, ev-
cry MONDAY morning at 10 o'clock, and every
THURSDAY, evening at O'Clock. Returning
leaves Lou isvile every Wednesday and Saturday at
O'Clock, p. n.
RF WILL LEAVE PUNCTUALLY AT AD-
vERTISED TIME.
cox &HUAPHRRY, Agts.
Oct. l 'C2
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION.

TT NELSON Il CO., WOULD INFORM THE
IL. public that they will attend to selling on
Commission at Auction, or Private Sale, any and
all kinds of Merchandise. Particular attention
xiyen to selling Real Estate. We will attend to
Iellinr Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, and
Vehicles Particular attention given to selling
Household Furniture, both cid and second hand,
and will attend TO auction sale in any part OF the
sity or county.
II. NELSON will pay particular attention to
collecting debts claims; will act as agent for
renting houses and collecting rents, and any and
all business entrusted to us.
Office on Main Street, opposite Court House, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
myl5 H. NELSON 4 co.
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SENATORS HOLDING OVER
Counties and Senators. Union. Breck
Clarke and Scott, C. P. Fergu-
son .............................
Clay and Putnam, Arch John
son ..........-................ L
Decatur, J. D. Pleak..............
Delaware and Blackford, w.
March ..........."-...
Fayette and Union, B. F. Clay
pool ol................-........ L
Fountain, Henry Campbell.......
Gibson, Dubois, and Pike, 7.
Shoulders. ........................ !
Hamilton and Upton, G. B.
GrubbS.... ............-......-.-...
Hendricks and Boone, Solomon
Blair .....-.........-...........
Henry, James H. Mellett..........
Jennings and jackson, NJ. W.
Shields ............................ L
Johnson and Morgan, Frank
Landers L
Laporte and Starke, A Teegar-
den ........................-. l
Miami and Fulton, D. R. Bearss l
Montgomery, NJ d. White.-...... ]
Noble, DeKalb, and Steuben,
L. r. Dickinson ...................
Randol ph, I NJ. Browne..........
Rush, E. H. NJ. Berry...............
Shelby and Hancock, Martin NJ.
Ray....................
Vigo and Sullivan, H. K VIII
son n....."........-....-...
Washington and Harrison, S. K.
Wolfe
Total .........................
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For the Journa
INDIAN SUMMER.

Now the Autumn sun is shedding
Der the fields q mellow light,
While the flowers Of Spring arc fading,
Or by frost are turning bright.
And the woods their rich hues gather,
From the moon-beam's golden rays,
From the passing Red birds feather,
Or from tints Of rising cay.
The Squirrel hast ly gathers now
His hoard for the winters cold,
As rattling from the tree tops bough
The rich brown store is hurled.
Deepin the earth tho snow-drop lies,
And the violets hide their heads,
Till from the South the Blue bird flies
To call them from their bods.
VAUDEVILLE, Oct 1862.
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AUCTION g. COMMIs'ION
Old Auction House and New Auc-
tioneer.

T J. COHN, HAVING RENTED THE OLD
81 Auction Room on the corner of Main and
Third Streets Evansville, for term of years, will
continue the Auction and Commission business,
and attend to selling all kinds of Goods Furniture,
Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Horses, Cattle, all
kinds of Manufactured Articles, &c. Liberal ad-
Vancements made on consignments.
Prompt attention will be given to all goods en-
= rusted to my care. (marz') J.J. C0HN.
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Old Metal Bought; Jobbing and
Repairing done at short notice,
and Workmen sent to all parts of
the country to set up and do re-
pairing on machinery and boilers.
SEND For cIRcULAR AND SEE PRICE LIST.
April ,, 1861.
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Ialso Manufssturs all kinds of Machinery, such
as appertains to

Railros DIS Steamboats,. Mining,
Dist LIE les, Flour, Corn, Sugar,
and Mat Mills.
Tobe eco Wine and Lard Presses.
Sash ali Muley Saw Mills.
Als O, Sneet Iron and Copper work.
Htus, Fronts, Window Caps and
SlIIs, Ventillators, Crates, Iron
Railings, and every description
of Iron and Brass Castings.
Dealers in Steam and Water Qua
ges, Gum Betting and Packing.
Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe
and Fittings, &C.,
AT ELEUFLCTURERs PRICES.
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The sash was of white silk, one end Of
which was studded with thirty-four stars
in gold. Below the stars, which were
clustered in the form of shield, were
the words "United and free" Below
these again were the words, ITO the pa
triot, John C. Fremont, from the Ger
man ladies of St Louis"
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Sash Doors. Blinds and Frames.

For sale at reduced prices at Hunnels Factory
corner Walnut street and Canal. am also dress.
ing horlng at thirty-fV cents per hundred feet.
oct22 VIM. HUNNELL.
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NOVEMBER 6, 1852.
Indiana Legislature---1S63.

SENATORS HOLDING OVER.
Counties and Senators. Union. Breck
Clarke and Scott, C. P. Fergu-
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FROM ARKANSAS.

Gen. Cwrsie's Army Still Rcp,ains at feieoa
Health Of the Army-Death Of Capt.
Abererombie - Hovcy's Division nj
CiarcndOn, on the White River-ficirna
the Base Of Future observation-disclosures
tunase Appointment OF ,. =. Phelps nv
Military Observation-Disclosures --Co' 'o"
kpecuiatiens- Negroes from Nlis"i""iPP'
Escaping 10 Helena.
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rsg pRooRx,s OF RECRUITING.

ia Wi'llamrbngb, re elsewhere, there seems
disgv,iion make all thipys subordinate o filling
ID. ranks IF the Army Of the Republic. Men and
women az. .nls ged IL the work. Recruiting officers
hre iiinyi1ils h their ers, -pd they say from
the ptsa ems pfo.pc,t al L iuls there 10 sarcely
poa i1irv Of a daft in Brookyn. TIE moneyed
a, u II he commaDlty have OPPORTUNITY become
Of Va 20 the exigenties oi the iiDe Meetings are
nZnly held IN almost every Election District and
ho-e who arc eogiA Ia rec'nitiny receive liberal
contributions 10 make up extra bounty. The ID
Metropolitan aud tue ist Ljug llind hsgineDts sp-
pear 20 be the iavoies AID ale rapidly SLING up.
To- j GIT there wi he a MACS meeting IN The Eli.
ieenth Ward 20 help TIE canse.
TIE rHIKrEESTH WARD.
AZ meeting of lilo { i'tceuih Ward iBookIyn)
COMMITTEE, appoi ted ny 10. Bou I'D OF Supervisors
o Kings COHD'y for the purpose of iur,hering Gu.
lie n.ts in AID tor raid VI aid. The following resoll-
tiou was aGOptei:
Hcsorsf Inst Ia addition all other bouncs. ne sum Of
425 wl hs given = escT rcfn wa IN rnsl % any OF
the follow ~ lr-,p,rir; Beth y. Y s. ', Col Ste
pbsr A. Doixa tiCs No - - If borg Island,
y. T. ). y. Col Janus " Adams. Oibcr No. ~ south
Se.uu;h street; sf T. Heavy Ar lery, Col f.nue Ora
lam siea 'sir and JoraSnop siTrnta run NJ T.
: 81 on SOY Other hes-ir.s ate Regiment now the
nd: .. sa al ? - d'is-s hoe wAo ray enlist a
Gen -pinlI-. Brigade. Cob Go rs Senatorial hesl'
sny otter Ae"iosG Stats Regiment not yet Ia
tne i-.L .u
Thi. will make the bounty stand ~ iollows:
Cash : -, End 20 the end Uf tie Term go more
in oil S@,J.
me Committee consists o. TIE follcwinS-named
cen,lsmrn: WIN. y. Atu,ieid, Drmas str1ug, Geo.
Fill, k!mnnd DIggs, In ~ Marphv, bepJ. ".
WilsJn and joseph 10. Adams.
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engineer, reported the engines ready and that they would
last half day


and the Aihsusz started for the Ess~r
with tie intention Of running her DOWN PROCEEDED shout
300 md. IN n direction Of the Es"1 srd the ait"ua
T., zine ,,dd.nly otpej she tAcn makes of 'HfA
s,.,, up the sex poutI- hot tire into h'r u ihs
cudinn " opeed vi The stern The Ess-I contih
ned Ia snce o. d when hiu 80 yards tie GO" :. ne
ku,.s r. dered a,hors Hhd the vessel hfed iteI o"
hand, ashore the srI med ui"n The ris'b ed Ncssri
ruost fsrou., In gu al Ter tb,noonDe1i ne h-
G. her aud all that r-nsied oil the
noble ArAans-s was blo~D up
PROGRAMME SOT CARRIED OFT.
liant st,yra. Wa command Of the Alliances and dis
tetak BID, GOODNESS tue ct psrious ana dis
tre.sns I.f.rruncs. Lieut.. r. states that bat if Tie
,,nvrr 10 her engines the expedition would hav" pes
mos, brilliant success aad tn Yankees wound have bee
driven from. New Orleans 10 a few dals
REPORTTR ARRESTED.
MIR. Islam, tie Memphis correspondent of me
C,icagO Tunes, war arrest asl night on Hi order
irom Gen. Grant tor publ AMOS " Ia 50 IN isc and
p.rniciour ia tenaency. lie In now III tie military
rrl,on ia is CIV but will be sent TO the peniten
iisry At Alton tor confinement iii the war Is over,
unless roOher r, heved.
II WIS Mr. Iehun who Grst reported the appear,
ance OF ten irol-c ud steamers In Mobile harbo, ana
.v i'm rcuor,rd The confirmation of bis first dispatch.
MOVEMENTS OF GuNBOArs.
The grubVat Pittsburg came down from 'hiro
early The morning. She lay TO n short tiue OIL
Mrnphis, and tHon passed below. The Ea''Por'
will pOJn follow. j. IT, 90
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Battle on White River-Gen. Hovey's Di-
vision Engaged Seven Hundred Prison.
ers Capiured-Reb4l Ham ArItansas-
Important Arrest.
From Our Special Correspondent
MEFTTIsl IrnH mug IT. IVV1'
BATTLE ON WHITE RIVER.

Mk~rrIs Tenn Aug. IS, 1862
BATTLE ON WHITE RIVER.
Day before yesierd.y, on White River. near Clar-
endon, I'm engagement took place between the d.
vision Of Gen. Ilovey consisting Of sx regiments OF
infantry and eight regiments OF cavalry, and part
Of Hludinan's force which had been sent forward
IRON Little Rock 70 check the advance Of The Union
army. The battle ragged some time with destructive
results The 18th indiana Regiment lost seven men
killed. How many fell III tie other regiments ell
Gagged we have not been iniorrn.d. At length the
contest ended by the Geirat aud route Of Hindman
nel, sud the capture OF 100 risonerr. Gen. HOyey
managed Lis men with great skill aud courage. lie
has fusuirhed ample evidence 10 bis command that
the author Of General DER No. l. is ao cilcer oi
great r-soui Ger, and VI oold original md eseful
achievements. They Will follow anywhere III Ar
kansas that lie may lead them.
sKIRMlsH BELOW HELENA.
Yesterday, while sc"utlus PARTY we're ont after
"A lot OF cotton few u iles below llelenH, Rebel
guerrilla party suddeoly bounced on hem, expecting
10 eoJble up sur boys vi hout notice. Iu III =,
however, troy had wIOr ely eckoned. The scout
iny party dexterousiy avOided tie 'hemys chhrEe,
aid then turned ia and drove lin IRON tie Held
There was 40 los on tue Union side.
REBLL GUaBOAT ARKANSAS.
Lieut.. Reed, oi the ram Arkdnsais, gives the iol-
lowing account OF tie destruction vi tho boa pub
listed III The J1cksOa M'ss1sPpidn:
The AIkassa, Ie hicx.bufs clock on surdsy morn
leg, add steamed i.uei down the ny-i havns ample h"
T. Iesh Bston Houg- al the sppoined hour hen she AZ
nSea within Is nils baton Rouge, her ssTb ard c"so
broke down Repairs immediately commenced At
Scioct were partially cOnpirtsd hough not Ia
condition u the kce .ccount vi
tne injury received.
AT 0eloc1 .iuo.t to uiDue Gen Br,cinridge opened
tho attach upon batoo Rouge g-f schri
oc"cs 70 asceits1 III rrngh OF the eocIys t and
An ausDs prCcred, point hive NIL above Baton
hougr "Lrp she wac c.-srro of &C lou
We earned hoo tie guerra -hute that there Only
three gunDosA ou TOg'dbs the pOin the safboad tbs
az IA O0ke down sd The sp iif.d VA ssu OF Hat,
Bong- Oh the Akau.a, side N-psis On
m,n,sd aid the n III at $ DEL ck IA. sam. ,,, g
Ice <rrh fepT that tue unirustv
IL oe,eHincd 10 nsk- thai Tap the rive. to tx.t ~.
steng Of the engines Proceeded 3s yard. On the
river xh.n her br'k s~rousy tss ever
lie crew were eng e all gnt 10 rspars
1HE ATTACK OF The Essyx.
keIt morning eight O'clock the TO- kus ashore reported
the Union fleet coming up The sLip was nbOo-,d head
down snd for action and In h sio as
terminsd night w tue last. At Lo o'clock Es.rx
round tbs point AID opened hrs Al this
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE ll3In GECI
MINT.

~ regiment left Al0 ny NJ p. IN. Oh Tuesday
on tvyp baig.- IN ,oS of the tugbopt >yracIs AID
.frytd IN J-',-y Cmy at Il p. N. ycseid y. IN"
rr about /, o. m-n III III, ruks. ROM 81 whom IL 4
a. sci unauthorized. Tie follow ing liz, ol oil
CEN:
Colonel Levi. q Morris. Major. Edward a. spru s.eri
Aba ait Ff.ue lex +. tfcu.sin
tiptfin--NUfPh). pes Morris. McCuiioch. Moore, Bell
Shan NY. Mcguire Apabie
Ri = isar"an.-sicsl-s h-rn.dy K gers. Shurr LocA-
ror wts.t. O'iI,r.. McGw-n Du.n hitcaJ
Srcoud ants-hesd orr. boil t"u-on Mount Hu
Aus, bsl obo,. f"'it Iuns
ARRIVAL or TnL lUSrn n Y. REGIMENT
TIE Mooroe County regiment len Rochester at 6
{ N. on Tuesday, nud arrived here ~ =. ~. yc.
'eid.y. irry number nearly II IhOus iui meu,
many I them Icing Hardy yong iarntr'. They
are greatly superior class Ia those .ls'iug Ia ouf
sfgs cirs. Tho mon are M yet mp ovid'd with
arms, but expect Ia receive SpiIngiir1 rli,r IN this
cry r-dIy. Pnymasier'ieuernl lli-r advanced tie
State bounty To tis ou III. r,rI On1iOility.
II following are the principal ,ficcfs:
4 VI Palmer. COLONEL. ---. Lieut. nani Colonel; b.o
Force jor. John T. Chuua.c'o. AJ,t~nt. Io-pa :.
fart, ~ -rIuast-r, j. +. hi'b-es Sus",u, NJ. l..
Josuff e. fiIs Assistant Surgeon tr. igiEi) H.. Amer
iit Assistant Surgeon. W y. Fly S-c,nd Assistant sur
gs,a ..-s 'ichoi, CHI plain Lhsfr- L. Ayers S,f,,.u
rf,,i- Wes C"ma,-.,r6y sergeant; ". \ Andr-w. Ito,
pd Str-rd BeInadine ll..son, John bsrndcIs iuuepa
NIscisns
Conruiy A. Capt Williams. Company b. Ca,. iiogoboon,
ComPa 9, opt Asd'e"'. conrsn d. Capt Cra.rr
OH al, /. Cap. tutl" Company b. Capt fiorc-, Com
rarY q. sgt Yates Company apt. ulof. ompaDy
apt Drfor Company h. Capt Deveren.
AEI.IyAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE 10TH MANI
REGIMENT
The rtehmer Bay state yesterday afernom'
bron. BIT Ia TINS ciiy the 10th Maine Regiment, Col
Wild i.U4O men. They have been encamped ~