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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-14

DIR. DUPoNCOS GOLDEN pERIoDICAL PHI.
For EEMAILS 49,

DIt' DUPONCOS GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
. FOR FEMALES,
lnalble IN correcting, regulating and removing all
structons from whatever cause, and always
as a preventive.
The combination of ingredients In these PILLS are per
tecty harmless Their efficacy and merits arc based I'M
on an extensive practice Of thirty years. and where
the directions nave been strictly followed they have
ertaed 70 correct all irregularities. They relieve main
lul ana difficult MenstruaOn, (particulariy at the
change OF e) They Will cure the Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds exposure or any
Gause ana may be used successfully as a preventive
Females peculiarly situated, those surprising them
selves so, are cautioned against using these Fills while
IN that condition, lest they invite miscarriage and The
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admoni-
ton, although their mdnesswOud prevent any mschief
TO health; otherwise the Pills recommended Full
and explicit directions accompany each box Price 81
sold IN Worcester, Mass, by the following druggists
DAVID SCOTT, 25l Main street, JAMES GREEN III
Main street. and W. ii. G0ULDING, l4O Main 81 In.
dies, bysending By 81 to "eher Ofthe Adore a0eDfS
through the Worcester POST ONCE can have Ike pila
sent Confidently ny mail to any part OF the county
free OF postage. Sold also by 4. A. hUrdett Clinton
A. s. 4. Btdir Warren. b. X DeLand, North iIr,ok.
Held. ana >. a. Henry, Wesb0ro and by one DRUGGIST
IN every village and city In the United States and 81
ID. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
n, beware VI COuntercits. Buy no Golden pills
of any KIND unless the box Is signed s. d. Howe Ali
Others are base imposition and ATE therefore as YOU
value your e and health TO say nothing Of being hum.
plugged out Of your money buy only of those who show
the signature Of 5 ID. Howe on every box which has
recently boon added on account Of the Pills being conn
terteiteu' dlOm d2T
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private letter received from a member of
the twenty. sixth Massachusetts regiment, at
Ship Island, dated Feb. %, reports that repi.
ment in perfect health For the past three
months they had drilled six hours every day
but just previous to the dale OF the letter the
hours for drill had been reduced to three
hours per day. the soldiers having acquired
great proficiency.
Petitions for the appointment Of Ericsson,
the Inventor and constructor Of the famous
Monitor, 10 the position Of chief engineer of
especial department of the navy for the build
ing OF iron-clad gunboats, are in extensive cir.
culation in the lily Of New York.
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jeff Davis in his message abuses Buekner.
now to be sure, Buckner is a bridge-destroy.
~ honse'burner, horse and cattle thief,
"os ana sheep stealer, and, very likely, a
coward, but we are for giving even him fair
play So, if lie wishes 10 peni, tron, ~
warren to JEFF. Davis aud Gen. Pillow onr
coinlllhs are open to him.-LouisyiHe .Ton,noi
Prince Napoleon, writing to an em y"r't
person IN this country, recently, ON American
alalrs' 10 which he takes great intrros,
concluded his letter with the cxpIessi ,1rVs''
Mas Jihssez agee PEsciavago"-make AN .nd
OF slavery lie and other foreigners friendly
70 america see very clearly that we can have
no permanent peace while slavery exists o W.
this continent.-N Y. Eveatng Post y"
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B"tchelor's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
W. A Bachelors Splendid Hair Dye is the Original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Instan.
tananeous inits effects does the skin and nvig
crates the hair for ife BE and use none other
than the genuine, signed each side of every box
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores ever where. Manufac
tory No 81 Barclay street, date Is Bond street. and 232
broauway, New YORK. d&wlY aus
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Ihe Confessions and Experience of AN In
Vai"i'-Pubshed for the benefit and as a warning and
eantlon to Young men who suffer from Ncrvons Deb-
the means of self cure BY who has cured himself
after being put to great expense through medical npo-
stOn ana quackery BY enclosing post paid address ed
envelope SINGLE COPIES may be had OF the author Ma
n. Y. dgwiv 7' rnchs' :
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MAPLE SuGAR.-The season promises to be
very excellent one for the production of this
useful and agreeable article. More than five
million pounds of it were made in New York
alone, the last season, and, with the stimulus
oil high prices and the dizziness of many other
pursuits, 1t would not be strange il that guam.
ti'y should be nearly doubled the present sea-
SON. We have not the statistics before us but
the quantity made in Vermont is verv large
as well as in some Of the other states SON.
is still made in the western portions of Mo,,a
chusetts, and there are towns in this COUNTY
where it could be made to limited exten,
but the high price of fael would make it I'M
profitable.
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CAPT. 3. FRANK ROGERS, OF Co. i, in the
twenty first regiment, has rendered his resig
nation to Gen. Burnside, and received an hon
orable discharge.
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ihe Union kestOred.-F. A. CLOUGH would
tespeGtay inform his friends and the public generally
that Union Block having been fully restored since the
IRE ne mas re-opened his old llarDressng Room in bet
TER style than where he will he happv to attend
upon all who may favor him with call. dti ans
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HEADQUARTERS lsT BRIGADE DEPARTMENT
OF NORTH CAROLINA, Camp Foster, Roam
oke Island, Feb %.


OF North CARoLINA, Camp Foster, Roam
oke Island, Feb. %.
General Order No. 5.
The great press of business has alone de-
layed the brigadier commanding in thanking
the troops OF his brigade Tor their conduct pre-
ceding, during, and subsequent to the fight of
the 0:h. The cheerful manner in which of
fcers and men behaved during the comfortless
night preceding the fight, the willingness with
which they plunged into the swamp (deemed
impossible, by the enemy) and the GOODNESS
and steadness displayed by all when under
the fire OF the enemy, merits the praise OF their
commanding officer, and it is with the great.
est willingness and pleasure that he now gives
it to them, and sincerely congratulates himself
that he has the command of such a brigade.
The manner in which, without confusion,
the twenty.ilth Massachusetts withdrew from
the front when their ammuntion was exhaust
ed, and the manner in which the tenth Con
nectcut formed line of battle under fire of the
enemy particularly deserves mention.
Gen. Foster has to mourn, in common with
the brigade, and more particularly with the
tenth Connecticut volunteers, the loss OF Col
Charles Russell, who fell dead at the head of
his regiment, CALAMITY doing his duty; and
also tenders his sympathy to the brigade, for
the loss of officers and men they have sus-
tanned
BY order Of Brig. Gen. j. G. Foster.
SouTHARD HOFFMAN, Assist. Adj Gen.
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Mttention, SlSaters!-If your Skates want sharp.
done is at G01DlNG 81 SMITHS, l24 Central street,
All kinds of Light Jobbing and Sewing Machine Re
pairing done in the best manner. DIFF f2i
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Nem advertisements
PICTURES TO BE GIVEN AWAY
One Week Longer,
THE
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
Each Day and Evening-the Last Chance.

New Pictures and Artists Materials are constantly ad
ueu TO the Git Hall Every visitor select from the
masnicent collection of EEEravngs, Frames, Statu-
ettes MedaUns, &c, &c. ~
FOR one week longer visitor at the Academy of Fine
Arts NAV select such presents they please The yari-
cry OF CUTS cannot fail to please Hundreds are calling
next day. ~ W
Tickets to the Gift Room Is cen s. for children under
twelve 10 cents. Admission 10 the Gallery ALWAYS
free. d6t ' r ".na
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HEADeUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF NORM

NAkOLINA. hONhOke IsIanu, FtD. 3. J
General Order No. 3.
The general commanding congratuiates his
troops on their brilliant and successful oceupa-
ton Of Roanoke Island. The courage and
steadiness they have shown under fire, is what
lie expected from him, and lie accepts it as a
token OF future victory. Each regiment on
the island will inscrbe on its banner, "Roan
oke Island, Feb. 8, 1862"
The highest praise is due to Brig. Generals
Foster, and Park, who so bravely and energet-
lcally carried out the movement that has re.
suited i'll the complete success of tile Union
arms.
BY command OF Brig. Gen A. L. Burnside.
LOUIS RICHMOND, Assist. Adj. Gen.
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THURSDAY. March 13-The case of VIM.
c. Stedman VS. Larkin Ammidown, MS to a
mechanics lien, was decided by a verdict for
the plaintiff OF Sl26. The case of the South
bridge Bank vs.. Oliver NJ. Mason went for
the defendant Now n trial, p p. Todd VS.
Mary McCawn, an action OF tort for CONVEX.
sion of land. Bacon and Cooke for plaintiff,
Hoar and Southwick Tor defendant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-14

OkEAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use of HILLS MINT SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Falling of of the Hair.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use of WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair
=" GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by the
nse Of PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing aud beauty
Ing the Teeth.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by the
use of the WAYERLY PERFUME for the Handker.
chief.
CHEAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use Of HILLS LIQUID AMAADINE, for Chained
Hands, Roughness of the Skim &C.
Prepared and sold by
s JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary
10 u4iu Mechanics Hail.
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CITY AND COUNTY.
CHANDLER & HILLS, ia Main street, have
the New York illustrated papers for sale.

PHoroGRAPns.-Al large and valuable col
lection of photographs, of every variety of
SUBJECT, is new 10 be seen at the Academy Of
Fine Arts, and is well worth a visit from all
interested. Those who go will be sure to
make additions to their art collections
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-14

Have You Bought Your Clothes " singer
~ 50, you nave bought too soon. CUMMINGS A.
SMALLPW'S SELF REGULATOR is the Machine
aooNe all others in use ono altering screUS for ever,
pete, and NO IRON RUST. A child can wiring your
clothes with this Machine, as well an adult I ali
S Mi sec one in use at c. A. CUMMINGS Shop 2U5
MAR street opposite Brnley Hall 'F' '
County, and Town Rights for Sale dtf Ri
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ELISHA ROBBINS of Milford has received a
patent for Improvement ilr picker motion for
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-14

COMMITTED FOR RAPE Isaac E H. Pierce
of Upton was yesterday brought to this city
and committed to Jail, charged with rape on
TIE person of Miss Streeter, young girl of
sixteen, in January last. The prisoner was
married to her in Jail, in the afternoon.
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SpetiaL Slotltes.

DIR. Sweet's InfaIIibIe LInIment is truly a
Feu Ill heed, anu every family should it at hand
o-5 d&wly
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see woman; IN another column, picking Sambuc
Trapes inr Speers Wine lis admirable article used
n hospitals ana by the first class families in PARIS Ton.
Ho 1,1 New Iork in preference to old port wine 1t
iel5 deodIv
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CiahIn is making splendid Photographs colored OF
Main street. dtt IL ''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-14

DR.. c. HOWARD MARSHALL, Lung lnhaist of New
York city, so famous for curing Asthma bronchitis and
Catarrh, will be at the Bay State House. Worcester
Narchl6, II and Is. Consultation free
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Geo. Sessions,
Z II L N s Ii 1 \ q M n ~ y, u IL, .


X l G U Nd ERT AKER
ms Collin Warerooms at So Front street. where car
sl"aYs pc found large assortment Ccns OF all diff
teremt KINDS OF patterns, Mentaic and Walnut Baskets
OF an sizes Comm Plates and Robes of the best pattern
ana material, Residence SO Front street. dtt amid
Mrs. - Goodwin, experienced ana success
Iui MldWte holds herself In readiness day and night to
attend to the duties of her profession Residence is
-NNstiistree'' ftt o24
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Also, constantly hand, fine lot of Blank Books
GIT Books, Bibles. School Books and Fancy foods ri
new, aud cheaper than at any other place. 80
mems dim
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sc Cdnrto 49, y; Mott. Physician and Sur~aons
daily from Ia mil her OF Howard Boston consulted
DISEASES OF the Urinary and Genital Organs Oh
t iurors OF all kinds, Sores Ulcers and r
IONS t eemale Complaints, &c An experience of ay
years extensive practice enables DR. II 10 cura
efable Aivico go N' eases. medicines entirely eg-
~ iiVe- deouly jy20
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Elton the counter in the store of tbc
= subscriber, pair Of Fur Mittens and some Money
winch the owner can have by pay ing for this advertise
mchl2 ds4 H. CIVIL
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r Nofhn Ware Rooms, No. Hangs Block
ne Undersigned would res iectfuly call the attention
the pup lc to his Coffin are Rooms open at No
bangs Block, opposite the Court House. VIII re will
DC found constantly on hand C0FFINS and GA~KETS
of all sizes and patterns made and trimmed with the
best material. Also Coffin Plates and Robes
Worcester Feb Is, 1852 dtf flo
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DIED.

UTEDs
In tlchnnIg March 4 Francis A, daughter of Horace
ana Elsa Rice 10 yrs IL mos lSdays; 7h Louis d son
oil louis d and Harriet Bartlett yrs mos Is davs
his 18th wear. ~ i' III
In Taunton, March H. Elmer Tilden, son of David A
and Charlotte j Burt, m II days
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Fresh Butter.--From so to 100 tubs of Fresh But.
50 and " Front street. DIFF Sin =
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IN providence, March IL, Henry Studlev, Jr of the
hiru regiment Rhode Island artillery, to Rebecca
Lettch Of Providence. "a
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DIR. &. a. Hill attends to all Special Diseases of
Staes ana Females, at his Medical Office, No 81 Main
street worcester Mass See his advertisement of the
Greatest Female Remedy OF the Age. in this PAPER
fol dtt
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tIyou wish tor splendid picture OF your child Gala
Csafn s. lSS Main street. His arrangements are com
plete for producing likeness nstantaneously dtf dis
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'ENHE FIFTEENTH REGIMENT -
L. The friends and relatives of the prisoners md
missing men of the Fifteenth Regiment Massachusetts
Volunteers will receive sau soldiers effects by calling
at the Recruiting Office, Lincoln House Block entrance
on Maple street The express charge on each bundle ia
thirty-three cents. %. z. JORGENSFN "
go Lieutenant Fifteenth Regiment NJ V
lZo d3w Recruiting Officer
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a fatal and distressing accident recently
occurred at Dean & Whites saw-inill, in AT.
tleborough. A boy nine years OF age, named
Charles, son OF VIM. Hull, was INDUCING in
the usual practice OF boy at the mill, of riding
upon the carriage, and while lying at his length
and looking backward, his mead projecting
from the side, was brought between The car
riage and the wall in such tuanner as to frac.
lure his skull and produce fatal injuries. The
boy survived only two hours.
The store of Mr. Edward T. Potter in New
Bedford, was entirely destroyed by fire
Wednesday evening. The stock was nearly
all saved
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b 0 0 k S T o R f !.
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Drs. Miller ES ChamberIIn, hSentIsts, I49
Main street. dtf %
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Scents Fine shirts made to order in the most i'm
proved style, and in the hest manner at short notice
by a WALBRlDGE, No. American House Block
oHIt Tdtterns cut diff NO3l
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s-' B. Nichols, NJ. d., homeopathic PhVsi.
ci;'n-Oce andresdence liz Main street Office h0ur,
from to andfrOm TO O'Clock p. NJ
Worcester October, 90 1850. diff ais
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ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEN.
-~~~o~~~~~~~c~~~~~~~
NINE DAYS LATER FROM new ORLEANS.
Particulars Of the Execution Of wllllam
B. Mumiord for Hauling Down
the United States Flag.
The Union Sentiment Still on
the Increase.
Cun. Butler Draws the Line Between
Treason and Loyalty.
RepriSve Of the Rebel Soldiers Con-
demned - be Shot.
ANOTHER UNION FlPER BEING PVBLlSIlEp.
THE CITY PEACEFUL AND QUIET,
Ae. kCss &Cs
GUn. Butler Draws the Line Between
Treason and Loyalty.
Reprisve Of the Rebel Soldiers Con-
demned - be Shot.
ANOTHER UNION r.PER BEING PuBIlSIIEp.
the CITY PEACEFUL AND QUIET,
&C., &css @S'

Tho; stsamsss, ,ean Queen, p r. Terry conmanas''
s'rom New orleans l1th inst and Southwest fass
ON the morning Of the 12th, arrived NJ ths port
yesterday ssornng She brings = number Oh pas
sengers, large mail and New Orleans papers !"
AtAe 11sh, inclusive. On the passage down 'ho
is siss,s river A. D. We'd, Of Boston, acting as As
sisnt Pay MASTER United States Navy last attached to
ths,ud states steamer John p Jackson, died on tnA
1I his remains were inferred the west bank three
N kles 5ove the head the passes His relatives can
1r kceivo further inorn,at by addressing Captain
ferry steamship Ocean Q leen
The following is a list Of her passengsrs'--
Mr. Bent f. Butler Capt. Snow, Mrs. j. King, MISS H.
iylooe Mrs II eau neld and daughter, Mr. sutton j. NJ
kMcGrath j. A. Miller, G. Pctric, 9. r. DOWNING mrs'
krsimens Miss Burke Miss Blowe, Mrs. Sloane, Mrs.
krraYsy j. sloane ard lady Miss Regan MIS- Hpnln ~:
ISporcsan E. NJ. Daniel and lady H. Mccall Mr Davs anu
laty j. j Sylvester, children and servant; A. san
fosi lady three chldr and servsnt; 5 Harpei ana
II laiy Mrs Perrett, Mrs. NJ c. L. M1ut Mrs r. barfett
IL M D. ]. c. Duh and lady, J. ". Black, s. Aberga,
~ ~ Chapman Mrs. a,thcws. :. Rand capt W. = b.
III Hvrkins u s. A. Capt. Edwards, U S. A.; j. Phillips
1 ana ] r. Wood Of New York; Gel. Kinsman, u y A. ,
lieut Clark, IT, 8. A. Pierre Soule A. Marsurcan M new
Orleans Rev. II. Osgood. Of New YORK; Ny jam ot
Nsw Orleans: NJ de St. Cyr, French Consul; Dr. W r.
III Buell. Of New York. Mr. Thos s. Negus, OF Jersey Guy
4 NJ Denman wife and sister: j. c. winston. A. w smith
3atv and child S. s. Booth, Mrs Fielding. Miss vsign
and lady. r. Genihiel and lady, Mr. COOK MIS- ana
"A Miss Herman, Miss Aiken, Iient arron " > zap.
.Is.rtlott o. g. A. j. w. nurburt. Licut. Bryan, g
IGt Milan, U. >. A.. Lieut.. Cooley U = Az isev MI
"a SAFER, q. s. A. Rev Mr. Colby. Dr. Wcstcott " = =,
w Northern Of New York d G. Baker-and u ID the
4 steerage. discharged soldiers and refugees.
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UNION COURSE, L. L-TR0TTING.
WEDNESDAY, June lS.-Mstch $500; two mile heats TO
wagons.
II. woodrag named Mumby's brown mara. ...l q 1
4. j. Nodns named Buo Pony.................. 4
Time, 5t0h--5;3s- 536.
Those who lucky enough 10 tke advantage of the
"free blow' 10 ahe Union Courss yettsrsy afternoon
witnessed one OF The best contested trc,s that hiss iep
place this season. Tho race two mlas and repeat
every foot Of het distance being coDendcd for three
sinss in exceedingly stsriag manner iho Glue
Pony the iavcritc preylous 20 the start, ~ about
two to one, with rsre oSersrs tllan takers The
Pony being rather queer jn DISPOSITION his owner kod
the OF his being started tne FIRST time H. csma 10
the sccra. even II he hai dozen lengths bchn nd
Tie word given az desired, and the lito horse was
boaten about the distance his owner threw away Ut the
start ON the second heat the horses with
the II beads par ile. and after severe struggle Buc
Pony he second heat, the mare having i shce
on the last nile, Tho thlri heat finely contested
f.oln beginning to end Bu0 poay managed u kep she
lead by few feet 0nly fur milo and three arisfs;
~ there Hn heY 40 inar ard could no ser keep
anssd The maze. she went ur, tOk thu sid.
aGd Ia 10 hsrn3 Nlnar - tho hra and riu b. acounls
Of spgls, eId tAs cheers Of tho auoD eAeeA erywd.
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NEWS: Fs. I'M FORTRESS MONROE.

FoErREss MONROE, JuEs II, 1869
The governmsc tstsam derrick Derigo arrived here tins
morning, and vii proceed shortly rase vessels re-
Gently sunk hcrs,
Tine FernaDifI arrivcd here yoster day from WiNpg
ton, N. c. SAs<r sports all quiet On thocoast.
Tho sloopAofsx ar John Adams arrived from Newport
this morningri III tho senior class Of tho United ates
Naval Aeaderay board. Tho n,iddics are to-see lit
TIE actual naval warfare, It ssd, before returning
The Mstamora arrived from City Point last
night. She b-ou gst passengers, papers or news
Tho Telegraph line from Suffolk TO Portsmouth has
Just been oenp hGed, and is now in good working
order.
The wsAsA>r isys4n cool and unreasonable.