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THE VIEWS.

When our last paper went to press, the sssemblaGe
Of large opposing forces in close proximity indicated
that contest % decisive character could not long
be delayed and to-day have TO announce that the
eon,es, has begun with appearances decidedly In
favor. Under ou, postscript head publish EIira
from the Standard Office. with which have been kind
" favored. and from the Petersburg Express report.
or battle fought above Cotin,h Mississippi. on sun.
day last, The Federal force. under General Buel
numbering 100000 the conieders,es under Generals
Johns.on, Besuressrd and Bragg, numbering 10000
The battle was Tough, with much bravery and violence
and The enemy driven from every position with great
Slaughter. and brilliant victory gained. The loss
was heavy on both sides aud sorry to say our
lanuy sading u. troops into the ,hirkesi Of the fight
Il is ~pphsd thai tho Confederate. have captured
Fon cnig in New Mesico, and al the Federal army,
arms. ammunition. &c.
Report Of fighting near FORK town hsve been in cir.
eus,n for Two orthree dsYs hu, have received but
few particulars Heavy ,kirmishing has undoubtedly
taken place. with result. favorable 10 cause
AG,in appear 10 be que, shout Newborn. Con.
fed.rae iroap. are raPlly gathering 10 The neishbot
hsoi Of Godsbnugh aud Kin.ion, and Will be in saf
scen, force to prevent am oward prosfes. q Durn
side A foe company Of as from Person. PISSED
through hee on Thursday Ia. on their way down.
The Richmond Examiner Of Friday says that the
two convicted spe.. John sealY and Prize Lewis. sen
fenced 10 10 hung on that day. have been fepreved
whether for year or Nerk not known. A a
reason Coz shirh il l. whispered % both Of
them hs,e disclosed facts d gres, importance to The
Go,erumsnt.
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Lsnar County. Mareh a3lh, 1862.

bsnaH iounty. Nafea 9Th, 1909. y
Ma. HsAarr: Various unfayorable reports
having bern spread through Ihe State con.
eerning the behaviour VI the 18Th n. CARROLL
ns Troops ed casalry) 10 the battle near
Newhrrn on the 18th INST, deem IL du
" owe Ia the men | commanded on. that
day to pronounce all such rep ,rts a. regards
them false. Capt. Turner was absent, hav-
ing been detailed to purchase horses Tor the
company, and thus the command desnlyed
upon me as next 10 rank. About - clock
p. NJ. on Thursday the 18th. Companies
A, capt. Hayes aud X, ('sOrange CavaI.
u,''1 b. order of General Branch, we're dis.
mounted. aud ordered 10 report 10 Colonel
Vance t26th ". g ID The reason assign
ed Tor dismounting ., was that we were
srmsd with long-range guns. TO. A, having
M,ss.s,ppi rifles. aud Cn. X. Halls carbIne.
We we're placed BY t:nl. Vance on th. ex-
ireme rlg 4. with Opt. MrR.e's independent
company Of infantry. A sectlan u captain
Brem'. battery under Lieut.. Williams VS.
also pasted here that night, and c.. T.. 18th
" e. II Captain Thomas.) NEXT morning.
On Friday thu i4,h instant my company wa
removed about fifty yards 60 the left. on ihr
right Of the 26h Regiment. By Lieut-C"l.
bargsin. whu cummaalrJ the right wing III
thu Goth AMI all detached compares on rs
right About half. past seven the engage
menl comm. need half mile or mnrr to or
lett. About II o'elack ! sent private VIM
Rhew TO have the horses moyed from the
place wbtre We hal iefi them. about a nile
20 uur left. the day before. ard ~ Ice them
~ our rear. Abput IL o'clock NV lieut.
Colonel Blfgwin approaching with the right
vmg u the 26h. met hin and asked fnr
orders. IT, sad We were nutilansei ON tie
left. aud must retreat. returned 10 my
cOmp.ny. conducted IL 60 the road about SO
yards 10 our right. aud tpld he men to get
their horses aud mount. supposing Rhes had
braught them to this point bu, not Nurse
was to BE- found. They had been ridden of
before Rhew reached them. som- say by the
m'llt'a; Others. BY men with uniforms. |
don't knnw VINO rode them but the men
cane oh 90 loot with me, an we found the
horses ~ Rinston on our arrival there on
sunday mnrn,ng.
Not beng aDlr 10 find our horses, I order.
Ell halt. and placed my men with L,eut.
Col. furgwin's command. We refreshed 10.
wards Nrwbrrn, cut 90 arriylng IN the old
held near Col. Lee. camp. We discovered
both the railroad and county road bridge "a
o. on IRE. We then turnei o. the lett, AID
re.ehias briee's creek IN NJ. Henry Bry.
ans plsn'atiou. were DELAYED some time N
crossing. not being able to End the bnats
\ negro belonging 20 Or. Z. Foy found them
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sALT.-We have received inform'tion on which
We rety. tbs, the State Commissioner for msnufacu.
ing SAIL, is husily occupied ~ making arrangements for
th. purpose, and hopes 10 iurnish considerable Il not
suficisu' supply at TO cents per pound, provided
Wilmington be defended against ihe enemy. The sli
Of Roanoke Island interrupted his plans ~ curiiuck.
and the disaster at Newbern defeated like arrangements
near Beaufort.
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for Us. and we succeeded In getting over all
the men, about seven hundred, BY sunset,
Across the creek we Joined Col. Vance with
the rest of the 26th, and Lieut.. Col. Hoke
with q portion Of the SD. We retreatrd By
way Of Trenton 10 Kinston, where we ar.
rived Sunday morning the 10Th instant. Col.
Vance being in command Of all the troops
as senior officer. Lieut.. Col- Burgwin de.
serves mitch praise for the mannrrin which
he conducted the retreat from the fsrti6ca-,
tion to the creek, suppressiDg everything
like panic. and showing himself to be a
soldier and commander Capable If leading
his fellow soldiers under any circumstances.
Lieut. Joha P. Lnekhart was the only COM
m s.lonrd officer with me. He behaved
we'll, and assisted me in keeping the men
together, remaining behind With those VINO
we're MT able to Keep up with TIE main bo-
dy IL ,he retreat. Lieut.. J Y. Moore vas
SICK a home, and Corporal james r. Harris
acted as I'd Lieut.. Oar company va. not
in the engagement all, though among the
last 10 leave the field. II opportunity had
offered think our friends would not have
been ashamed Of the Orange Cavalry. Pri-
yate JEFF. Tessley. one of our w4goners,
saved most Of the officers baggage, though
ordered several times by an officer 10 cut
his mules out and leave the wagon. He
refused I" do SO, saying. that "mules, wa
goner and wagon generally went together. !"
The men lost every thing. and have reeriy-
ed nothing yet, except what our friends in
Orange aud The " Soldiers Aid Society" al
Hillsborough have sent them; for which they
will please accept our grateful thanks.
Very respectfully.
WM. A GRAHAM, Jr,
lsl Lieut.. Coml'g Go. X, 10 n. z. T..
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AiIIsbnruugb Rsturnsr,
HfttsBoRoucfI, n. 9.
.Nednesday, April 9. 1862.
DIR: ROSCOE HOOKER,

HAVING been driven from his home at Newbern,
IL by the Yankees. has located himself In HILLSIDE.
rough 4, the Orange Hotel. He respectfully offers bis
pros .ional services 70 his old friends and patrons, and
the public generally.
Apfil2 81
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ATTEN TON,

YNHE Commissioned O6acers of tho 10th REGIMENT
! North Carolina Militia are hereby ordered 10 NEST
In Hilsborough on Saturday the 10th Of April At 10
O'clock A. M for the purpose Of eIec,ing Lieutenant
Colonel, aud holding Court Martial.
By order Of Col VIM Bingham.
RICHARD J. ASHE, Adjt.
sApile ISIS
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,


ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-September Term, 1861.
Richard Tapp, Archibald Borland. William Hobbs,
%.
Alexander Borland.
Attachment Bill
appearing 10 The satisfaction Of the Court, that the
= jeiendsn, Alexander Botland. resides beyond the
limits of this state that the ordinary process Of law
can not he served him. Il il therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the Hilsborough
Recorder for sir weeks, Motif ing said Alexander Dor.
land that unless he appear at the next term OF this
Court. TO be held 81 The Court House ia Hillsboroush
on the serond Monday IN September next, then and
there 10 plead demur to said bill be will be
proceeded against in the il he had been
served with process and had failed to appeal and DO.
cree pro eonfssso taken agsinsl him
Witness, Thomas Webb. Clerk and Master in Eqni.
~ al Office, the second Monday Of September 1861
THOMAS Webs, C. g. NJ
April 8. ss-6w
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Telesrphsd fOr the Charlotte Bulietin.
Richmond. April 9. 1883.

Richmond. April Q. 1889.
10 s. Cooper. aajuiaaf General,
BailIe. Gouad. shiIop. April Q.
We this mnrning attacked the enemy,
WHO was in strong position 10 front of Pits.
burg, aud after severe batte " ten hours
Thanks be 30 the Almighiy--we gained q
complete victory. driving him from every
postum.
Tbs los % both sidss 10 heavy. ipeludisr
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Obituary.

Died. in III. place. on the 81 instant. MARTHA
ANN ~ inierr.pns child aud only daughter Of John
e. and aan A. Holloway aged three years, hss months
and thee days.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
0RlsoE CnuNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
u 1913

February Term. 1869.
ssHE sheriff returns into Court the following Real
Estate. which has 10, heen SIZED for hres for the
last ten years. wit: one acre % land in The Town Of
Hllsbsroush. known 10 the psn q said town A. lot
No. n, supposed 10 hel,ng 10 William II. Phillips.
Amount Of tar due 80 s7
Il 10 therefore ordered by the Court. that the Clerk
advertise IL the Hlshoinuxh Recorder for sir weeks
Notifying said William n. Phillips 81 this proceeding.
sni thai unlrs. hr sid TAR. together with the cost Of
this proceeding be pJ upon said I0i No. 2t II will
be sod according 10 .w satisfy said tar and cost
GEORGE LAWS. C. C. C.
Mach 10. 3s--ew
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HIDES AND BARK.

I'VE will pay the highest cash prices for cresr esd
Dry Hides, delivered al the store.
Also wanted 1000 cords good Oak Bark, delivered st
our yard, formerl, known az Kmksnd's Tan Yard.
TURRENrlNE & BRO.
March 4. as
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the loss Of the Commander. in Chief, Gen.
A. 8. Johnston. who fell calamity leading his
troops into the thickest Of the fight.
lSigned1 q. T. BEAUREGARD,
Cen. Commanding.
The above Official dispatch was received
this morning at headquarters. GREENE.
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Recruits for the Orange Guards.

Recruits for the Orange Guards.
gsHE term NJ service for the Orangc Guards will soon
expire, and wish 10 get recruits enough To in.
crease the present company to The maximum number.
one hundred aud twenty five. This Company has not
hal q death 10 il ance u has heen 10 service.
Recruits will he ed al the Camp near kinson,
or by Vim. z. Sirayhorn. Esq at Hillsborough.
One hundred dollars bounty paid. with the usual
clothing. rsiions. and medical attendance Transports.
lion will be furnished 10 al recruits
JOSEPH e. WEBB, Capt. Orsnge Guards.
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD. Recruiting 0ficsr
March 10. 36-ew
JUST RECEIVED,
o. Bushels Itish Potatoes,
~ 20 bushels Black Eye Peas,
bushels Lady Peas.
20 bushels rye
HOPS WANTED.
Let I'll that have Hop vines transplant thee slips 10
bill. work as CON- put three poles 10 hill. cut the
polrs 10 gather the cop and before the Hop, are
brown save !. . greenish yellow state.
Iron Water. made BY putting Iron scales scraps
in vinegar, is better Sc, moTjsni for cotton Than
CaPpsus. n Al ppatyN T. RI
March TO- ss-
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WM. A GRAHAM. Jr.
Isl Lieut.. Coml'g Go. X, 10 n. Z. T.

SEND THE NEGROES To THE ISTERloR.--
People residing on the seacoast aho own
slaves and likely 10 be invaded by the Yam
KEGS, should send their negroes TO the inte.
rior TO be distributed among the farmers
whose sons are gone TO defend the country.
This in degree would supply help ia make
the craps. that: otherwise must prove short.
Th- negroes wsuid be well fed. clothed. and
something in the way Il wages paid f"r them.
BY this arrangement the negroes would be-
come producers instead Of idle consumers.
and perhaps saved 10 their owners. Five
hundred or more 81 them could find good
homrs in lredrll and adjacent counties. and
they should be- sent up immediately. before
the craps are pitched. IredeH Express.
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PAY or MEsBERs OF CONGRESS. = Would
not The Rrchnond papers which abuse mem.
bers of Congress for fixing their pa, AZ three
thousand doll,rs year. do we'll to npen their
baitrrir. UPON The hotel keepers Of thai place
who make the .ald members paw one hundred
dollar, a month for baard The bns,d nf
member and his vile md nnr child wnuid Just
consume the entire $1,000. leaving noiilng
Tor clothing or anythi g else. Fay. Oh.
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lust RECEIVED.
A Piece. North carolin. sHAMBRAf.
r . bbIs TALLOM,
4 bolts ARMY GRAY CLOin'
20 kegs NAILS. .I
10 pieces usNABcRGs.
10 bores CANDLES: ppawN = "a
March IL.
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March 80.
LIST OF LETTERS.
REMAINING in the Post Once at Hillsbssoush :,
- the lst day Of April, 1859. 7.


REMAINING in the Post Once at Hillsbsroush %
- the lst day Of April, 1859. =,
z. J. Allen. Jane Jenkins,
Mary BakeI,2 Harriet Jones'
John Baldwin, Elizabeth Kelly.
Jane. b. Ball. William Kilsro.s,
Susan Gates, Henry Kennedy, 3
Miss Conley, George KemLle,
Martha Couch, Charles W Nichols,
Mm. y. Can, William Pickett,
jane Coz, Martha Proctor,
Sarah ]. Cafes, James Roberts.
samuel n. Collins, Warden Riley,
James Crsb,rss, Caroline strsyhorn,
John Carter, Miss e. G. Smith,
Jane Cheaveu, Thomas Sims,
Margaret w. Diekie, Susan S,f.yhorn,
Hugh Drvns. William B. Scarlet,
y. w. DAVIS e. w. Shields,
Margaret J. Faucet, A. snipes.
Martha Faucet, Dr.. ]. A. StsnAsid,
Miss A z. Faucet. James Terry,
Josiah Guess, William r. Thompson,
Willie Gilbert, William R. Walker,
Miss NJ. Z. Hill, Emley Walker,
Emeline Halls Mary e. Walker,
Matilda Hogan ]. H. Watson,
Mrs. e. Hawkins. lanes Wssonsr,
N. M. Hill. Martha Whitaker
Mary D Hope.
II Persons calling for shy Of the above lssfs viii
please say they are advertised.
e. E. PARISH. Pm
April 3. az
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ANOTHER FIGHT IN MISSOURI,

ANOTHER FIGHT IN MISSOURI. =.
Z. 'Ehr Southern Con edsracv. Of the 9Th inst.
contains the. following private ,lisparrh: ].
80 s.s Chattanooga, -April'3. 1852. !.
T. NJ. Bruce + Co.: The New York Her.
aid saws that Zen Price has had another
light in Missouri. aud whipped the FEEDER Is
worse than in any tight YET. Segel's army
has reiterated seventy five miles in great
DISORDER.
he Kentucky troops in Lncolndom a,4
teb-iling Two Indiana regiments were
en- led vi TO take them to the guard house
when they were fired oppn and 400 killed.
All reliable. A. j. ARMSTRONG.
MOBILE, April Ga great battle was
fought this morning above Corinth. Miss,
between the Lincoln forces under General
Buel and the Contederates under Generals
A Sidney Johnston and Beauregard.
Our soldiers attacked aud fought the Fed
erals with immense bravery and violence,
drove them back with great slaughter, and
captured eight batteries and many prisoners
The enemy whole army was engaged.
Gen. GLADDEN. e onfederate) lost his left
arm.
From sulhentic information received thus
evening we shall destroy or capture tie
whole Federal force.
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Twsn,v.Fiye Dollars Reward.

-, -. s,a, the subscriber. on Saturday The
X ~ a. arI.ausr, lat. nv negro hoy ANTHONY.
said boy shh y's. , soI Is. ss ,... a.,
air Or seven nhs. hish .soo, .sns , 2, 800
ysss 80 v., :, ~, hundred and 6Iiy pounds He h"s
~ 80 n hair. aud talks abort vhsn qussslonsc:
nes i >, dsut he !. trying pass Cor ftssbcJ ON
s " ~ above rsward fir bis delivery 90 s q fro
~, p c,,seIl county. OF confinement 10 any jsp
90 that csn set him. uApprN
nsrt u,
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FOR SALE.
1Sn BAGS Choice Cube COFFEE.
lOO - hhds. Crushed SUGAR.
3hhds. N. Orleans Clsrfed Whits ditto 70
hhIs. q ditto.
shhds. Brown ditto.
y bbls. ditto
30 hhds Light q dias.
ls hbl.. diile. err
Fresh Beat New Crop RICE. In casks and tbnt IA
%. g. PARSLEY L. IF him
Wilmington, February 10. s.lls~
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
THE rIREMEn.


BOARD OF ENGINEERS AND FOREMEN.
ID Alta special meeting Of the Board Of Engineers and
1862 Chief Engineer John Decker in the chair follow
Ing restluons offered by Engineer George Aker, were
Whereas The Fire Department Of the city Now
has again been called upon the loss Of Of s
most ehcen, members who died from injuries received
expression Of sympathy for the loss Of Of our brother
hood ana oi regard the memory OF the lost Is becoming
" Sns @ ae department. AZ m saoers OF an 9rgaMsuon
ponnd together ey coInon abors common dangers ana
common iriendships; therefore be
Resolved, That IN the death OF William Gaze, late mem
Der oil Southwark Engine Company No. 49, who fatally
injured while going 70 Ec IN Maiden ane the morning
OF the Sd Of January the Fire Deparmen of this c has
met with loss which time only can erase from
res of VINO 10 him for his bravery
anu efficiency as fireman and who loved him for his vir
Resolved That the deceased, falling performance
carries his Ne IN his hand ready when the demand
made upon him TO sacrifice il for The common good.
loss of kind husband, ndugent father and devoted
frend we extend our trae sympathy pronsn TO share
ant consoled cOmfor aud sed that high and
beneheent Power which watches all the destines Of
Resolved That extending sympathy the company
gere he less the loss OF their companion who has
us suddenly departed from Them and their aborsthat he
by those noble memories which attach to the fallen bravo
OF the New York Fire Department.
respect the deceased and that the within preamble and
resolutions be published, and cepy OF the same duly
Resolved That e meet on wednesday jan
g. at O'Clock p M In Monroe right Market street.
under dpsaOn o @
Resolved That the Exempt Firemcn's Association, the
officers Board OF Trustees Commissioners and Court of
quesed 70 meet with attending the funeral of our late
deceased brother and that the Chief Engineer be
TO direct the fire alarm bells TO be toed during the soien-
mites
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
News from the Sandy

News from the Sandwich Islands.
We have dates from Honolulu Sandwich Ielands to the
Nov. %.
The Polyaesian Of November l6 learns that the coffee
crop in Kona, Hawaiia promises yield something uuu
sualy handsome this year compared with former years
when the blight nosrly destroyed the plantations
respondent Of the Hohu Pakpika writes that over
1000 pounds have already been shipped TO Honolulu
the picking season has but just begun This coffee comes
mostly from young trees whose first yield il is and
which have not yet been sected by te blight As there
plenty Of land to vary the plantations the natives feel
encouraged plant and by having succession Of young
crops stavs of the evil Of The blight which
fsstens principally the older plantations. It is said
that the practice OF running sheep among the coffee
has had marked effect in diminishing the blight.
Proper arrangements had been made by American re.
sidents for the Observance Of Thanksgiv ing Day.
The paper says that the natives OF Kau plant
ing cotton extensively Oh the mountain sides in their dis
trict where It fourishes admirably Mr.. Chas n spcn
lately resident Of Honolulu has established trad
ing house In waohnu, and buying up largely
Up 70 FrSsy eveSus, November Is. Sfsynus % vessel,
had arrived at the ports OF these islands not including
two sperm whaiers and one trader. Their aggregate
catches SIG bbls. SPERM "A 1856 bbls. whao and
s63, 500 lbs. bone averaging TO each vessel (ncudng
sperm and whae) 773 As bbls. and 1851 lbs bone. Up
tho later Of November 20 there were sixtytwo
more arrivals at all the ports exclusive Of two sperm
whalers and one trader Tbolr aggregate catches
1858 bbls sperm 40 2S6 bbls whale and 5ss 500 lbs.
bone; averaging 10 each vessel (ncuding sperm and
whae) Ut 3b bbis. oil and ,492 lbs bone Five
sells OF the Northern feet went into San Francisco of
lbs. bone making all the tches inclusive far as is
known 19o3 bbs sperm, SO 635 bbls whale aud 64s 900
lbs bone; averaging to each vessel 7ss bbs. oil and
The Poy,csidn knows OF but seven more whalers ex-
pected 10 arrive from, the north, viz.-The Camilla,
Lmily Morgan Florence j. h r West, Milo champion and
islands the Champion the coast OF Chile, and ihe
Jeanette At Sac Francisco.
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
Skating i'm milwaukee. wis.

correspondent from Milwaukee writes ss follows
We have had soine experience In this country in
witnessing the new improvements IN tho form OF
skating ponds, and do not hesitate say that our
pond is equal TO anything Of the kind in tho
United States The fence encoses eleven acres, which
have been flooded with depth Of water not exceeding
eighteen inches 80 bsre oan bo possible Danger Tho
houses for convenience OF ladies aud gentlemen nre all
that could be desired. blazing nre enables ladies' 90
put on their skates In room, which Ia great con-
venience in getting tho skates properly adjusted Tho
gas has been carried posts clear end Of
pond with even few burners II is not difficult after
dusk TO skate the whole pond We have been tho
Now York Central Park ladies' pond and pond ia
least twice large, and in the banks, little isets &c
Infinitely better got up. The convenient small hurdles ou
the ice for beginners render the ladies quito conf
dent that they can learn 10 skate.
Our Central Park visiters will not agree with this
know but wo make allowances for our friends enthu
slsm.
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
Movements of Transports.

The United states steam transport Ericsson, lying at
pior No North river completed loading yesterday and
will sail about the 9th instant for Key West and Fort
Taylor. She will take out the Ninety first regiment New
York Slate Volunteers, stationed Governor .
Island.
The United states steam transport Marion lying nj the
same dock is akiIg n provisions and army stores
for Port Royal She will also carry three hundred horses
OF the First Massachusetts cavalry and will SAL about the
18th inst.
The United states steam transport City Of New York
sailed yesterday morning for Port Royal Tho trans port
schooner james N. Moore also sailed yesterday morning
FOR Locust Point Both with full cagoes Of provisions
Tho United States Connecticut for Port Royal
&C., down from the Navy Yard yesterday morning
and took in her powder from Ella island. She sailed
yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
Interesting from Massachusetts.

Eo>1oN, Jan. 0, 1864.
Charlosown, New Bedford, Springfield and other cites o.
the Commonwealth were naugursted to-day. The mes
ssgss Of the various Mayors show OF
rial progress, Notwithstanding the against
belon
Tho Merchants Exchange ncwsroom, well known
Boston institution, having been closed several days for
rcjuveuaton recpened today under anagsmsn,
and very natterng prospects. Mr.. Frauk H. Palmer 10
tho new lessee.
There was . light snow storm this afternoon and
evepinn.