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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03
From New York.

New York, Sept. 2.
THE 7ri'unc's Washington correspondence
1t is generally conceded that Gen. Pope sone-
what exaggerated our loss, in the dspa eb, fixing
it 1t 5000 in killed and wounded, and decidedly
exaggerated the enemy loss in placing 1t doub-
le tha number. The record Of all tho battles in
cluding that Of Saturday, will show as is thought
los Of 10 or II thousand at least, our side in
killed. wounded and prisoners. Tie loss Of the
enemy is thought to have been less, since they
fought much as usual, behind cover.
Many Of our artillery horses. at which the emo.
my directed many of tt cir heavy guns, were shot
down, and several tatteriesswere captuted.
The enemy's whole force, ,acco,ding:to nearly eve-
~ prisoners account, is now entirely surrounded
BY cur army, with POSSIBLE cha nee OF escaping
without the greatest battle Of tho campaign, being
fought against greatly superior numbers.
A gentlemen who arrived from Bull Kun this
morning says: Fighting was going on all day
yss srdsy between Ceutesvil:e and Thorsughfsrs
Gap. go
cars and locomotives were des roysd by FIRE, to-
Rethss with large 4 antilles Of ammuaition and
stores at Briston Station. The empty cars and en-
gines alone are estimated worth $4,000 dollars.
The enemy burned two engines and forty-eight
cars 1t the Same place on Tuesday night.
II is said that witbhhhe last tw ent y-four hours
the enemy has fallen back to new line Of defence
Lieutenant who was cap ured, says that l50,-
900 rebels attempted to get through Thorough
fare Gap, butt that only 100 600 were sable t. do
50. Their forces were commani led by Ewell, Hill
and Jackson.
The divisions Of Gems. King and Ricket are
feariully cut up. The brigade Of Gen. Hsrstsf
has lost moro shan half Of its officers. Towers
and Duryea's Of tho Same division also suffered
groasly. Gen. Hartsuf Was not in command Of
his brigade, but was sick in Washington.
Gen Banks engaged the enemy near Briston sta
tion.
From all that can learn, it seems, be was A.
tackled BY . column under Lee, in position, moving
frsmlthof fdirsctioa Of the Rsppahannock. II so,he
probsbly had double task to perform, to repulss
beth Cen. Lee, from the Rappahannock and por
ton Of Jackson's OF Longstreet's forces from this
side. Burnside, Banks and Hooker seem to have
had IN enemy to contend with on both tanks
AMI rear.
II now..certain that Gen. Banks not only burnt
his own baggage trim, bu. destroyed three loco
motives an thirteen trains Of cars loaded with
ammunition and supplies. The Locomotives and
cars were at Briston station.
Con. Reno said in convers alton to-day, that he
never wiinesseda more daring act than ono per-
foroed by the rebels on Saturday. Out Of the
woods, on the flank Of several of his batteries,
swarmed what appeared to be stragglers from cur
forces, . few ut first, then more and moro uAtil
not less than regiment OF TIVE had emerged, he
wos completely deceived until they were nearly
upon his guns, when he caught sight Of the red
pstch knew them to be rebels turned his artillery
in . twinkling upon them and destroyed almost
avcrv man.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03

MILITIA Roll OF ScOrr COUNTY
The rolls Of the different townships Of Scott
county foot up as fellovs:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03
NUMBER 27s.

Another Side Of the Draft Questios.
WAsH;nGroH, September 1.
Tho Philadelphia correspondent u shs Phila-
delphia North Amsricos teleersphs that IL 10 now
understood that the period Of drafting will b left
With the Governors Of the rcspec i've States to de-
eide for themselves. 0overbmsnt - not dispossd
. push matters unlsss the emssgeaey shsHld b
such as to render single da,'s delay fatal.
'osroN, September l.
The 36'h MAssacf usetts an goth Maine rsRi-
me:ts will smbafk to- morrow
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03

TAILoRs, look ct the Adj't. Generate
advertisement foe proposals this morning.
MILITARY MEN ArrsNrIoN.-N you
wish for Uniiosm and fell equipments cell
on +. +. Erskins, Nieholls Bleek.
BurFALo township has sent iifty-four
recruits for the Union army out Of . liet Of
about two hundred liablss. A pretty good
proportion.
ONIoss.-Tbis staple product Of Scott
County 10 nov selling for Is cents per bsshsl
and 10 demand at that. Such prices make
the crop paying one.
ExEMPrToNs.-Three hundred and fer.
ty-seven have already claimed exemption
from draft. most Of them pretending to be 81
lens. shame ON them.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO SoLDIERs.-ThOse
soldiers who have not received their bounty
ar. requested to attend at the Court House
this morning At 10 O'Clock. Dest fail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03
G A l. l. A r U U N ID

CAL A ROUND
A.aVE,rS r P.aRCEL,N.
and get your
Vegetables, Apples. Peaches, Berries,
Corn, Gabbaxe, Deets, etc., etc.,
In fact they propose keeping . general variety
Of everything their line.
sEcoND STREET,
Opposite the State Bank.
ag6-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03

PRoF. Hambujer gave another per.
formance last evening which ~as received With
great applause, and eli appeared pleased. es-
peci.lly With bis great India baskst feat
Prof. II gives performances At Rock Island
this evening. and Thureday At Auscatioe. We
wish hin success. and hope he may be here
again. a-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03

OpROSutc tnC St8tc nan Z.
ags-dtf
0AVU OosT0.
TO THE TAX PAY ERS
-oyrm-
CITY OFR.aTE.V.PORT.
TlHE TAXES FOR TIE YEAR 1862 ARE now
proceed to collect the same BY
Distrsss / sal' sf Personal Property.
II. LEONARD,
City Marshal.
Aas'f' 1''0' i''1' ua
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03

Davenport Lumber market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14
TIE HARRISBURG ROUTE TO WASHING
TON

Tbs Ioaio was o.cned for tie transportation q
Usot early lat Sum mer, and Secretary Cameron, IN
hs c'cia report, 'sys has saved the county nil
tOs moi only by tie reduction Of The rate OF trans
pofiaiion between New-Yo,. and W8abpgton, Dut
10 %irg the rate a, cents pr mile On a'l the rail-
rode "a tie loyal S'gtes"
The route Is Tow fllly open 70 ,!- public for tho
transportation of all iniscehneo,. freight its adj
vantage il tla enables shippers t. send lsrge GUAM
;iiiss " freioh. without Charge Of CIR, tins syni
ing tie danger AID delay OF soshirneut. The
esPa-iiy OF tie road is ta.d to be rueqaaled
kecen'iv, J, 100 hCises rHd coo men we're ser. ri
once. making trim q 80 care; all were cent
ttrocph without change of carr.
We regard tins ToI'e az II geat importance to
the GO,einncut and tie people. Let ais add tl.at IN
the Superintendent OF tie "Gorcrmen, Dispatch >"
Co. 4. ID. Hope, toe public have 4 sure g'nranty
that their interests VIII be fully pIotec,ec while the
Gove,um"ns 10 iai'bfully served. Evening Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14
TIE WAR FOR The UNION.
rKe AR,1Y ON TIE POTOMAC.

IoIrespoodence Of The y. Y Tribune.
c,,,p 1.,p.o,, near A'saand. "a, We Jan II, 1862
lam surprised to see IN your issne o. Fe-leiuiy
letter over the initial W." which refecis severely
mon tie ri i.aiy character ard movements Of our
Headline officers generally. and making specially Of
Gen. HeintzeIa4us Division, and is still more par
,icalar .peciL regarding Gen. Jamesons Br'gade,
6oobting ,aat il made reconnaissance 70 Pohick
Choroh without finding rebels. Believing that you
Uould rot knowingly iniure the character Of amy
por.on mus,'v send you the facts. feeling assured
Jas On unntentiona! wrong VIII be promptly
ae>a3s lodged and corrected.
Il &c tr1e that We did rs. go TO Pohiek on tie 2Sih
uit., Jat K is equally lrae that we did go there On
Christmas. uassus the Village Of Acconk, although
two m..ee to ns right. This vas the Third time tht
tte whole OF Il part Of Gen. ,laMesons Brigade has
marched to tlGt place in force, each tine gn"ns
valuable iuioIueion, though wident seeing inc
enemy except ia tie last Instance, W''en we mercy
favg thcr scouts, wi0 Iotreated Tapo'y ~ ou' up
proseh Our Cenerals certainly can o, lie accused oi
l0hat ia clearly tie fault Of your correspondent
seudug incorrect reports, more particularly az no
action is reported to have occurred to add honor 10
their names. In each ease battle was offered TO the
enemy bui IeiGs,d
As 20 .l9 e.@. . 70 OF a want Of discipline in the
a.ny, whatever may ba its truth elsewhere, 1t cei-
tny is not 20 in the division composing the extreme
len OF the Grand Army Of the Potomac. Discipline
c:n scarcey be more rigid more uulnehingly eX-
etce,d than in ths ii ison. 1t requires some lime
e. tfiaflorm DE green, awkward recruit into an Elf
cent soldier, "equal 10 Romans in their best day.,
or the French under Napoleon il the Italian cam
paisu. Gould you see lie change from tie reern'.
of four OF ok months ago to tie elective oirciphed
soldier of to-day, isaeiue You could no! ceisuie
officers Tor their iEe,iicency or lack OF discipline.
EXceniiafs there doubtless are but 10 this fast amy
officers are % lie made rs well as soldiers, and u is
scarcely possible that there could be better officers OF
better uen created from the crude material 40 The
service Of The Government dufiug lie campaign.
Having he most implicit confidence N the Generd.-
in Chief and toe Government aGd onr officers, - We
wait patiently" aud anXiousy for the communal to
move confident lat the future viii prove the iaisiiy
Of The accusations OF the present. Strict crlil and
study Is our present duty The pages OF that ieiory
we are said to De making "haud over hand, viii
reveal whether or not Northern yalor ias died out or
Northern military skill is a thing OF the pasi.
o. 10th Penn olun.ccrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14
MORE ABOUT GORMAN.

10 he EdAo, # Iae =. y. 1'J|ae
SIR: Rcteniug ,nil conduct Of Col. WA. German
OF tbe Mime ota lst, toward the slaves who came
10 bis camp, you state " on the best possible auihoF-
iy," by way Of Taiia'ion, taat in ioesAs Tie ius-
tves, lie ony obcyod an order irom Gcu. S.oie, and
ti.a. rAto men, ,G,ulias by selling liquor, bad Ee-
eeived tie same treatment.
cannot see that your apology makes the act ap-
pear any iess outrageous. Wien ioHIug las teen
abolished in The navy and every other Were, ns
means # punishment are American c!tizrnf, whit
a. blacL, TO lie lasiei 10 stakes and beaten By
soldiers who enlisted for such purpoae, and wlose
.ouls rebel at he barbaiifm! And especially are
Il ey 10 be thus beaten when tie Suite. Tie IeE-
uent is enjoyi ing an unrestraiIed trAlic in stuE
equally vile, at double prices, with the iaiI know-
edge aud consent, If not by ihe collision and to tie
profit, Of this same viruously probiLtory colonel
but am able to assert positively th.t HAde Of
Tenders haze Aoi been scourged.
And am also Permitted 10 ssser, if not " on tie
bes; possible authority" yet on tho gcod-enough
autior'y Of tie Rev F.. ID. Neiu, Chaplain Of the
Regiment that Col German did mol Leaf the slaves
OH any order from Gen. stone, but on lis own re-
Consibiliry. Let the truth be told and known.
H'esaiag,oa C.'y Jan 10. l't2. Jt5ICE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14
GENERAL MCCLELLAN AND TIE AP-
PROACHING MOVEMENTS or TILE

PREACHING MOVEMENTS Or HE
ARMY.
Tic following extiacj from letter received this
morning, by one Of our prominent citiz ~, comes
mon responsible source, and has al certain move
ueoIs ssid to be imgeAdiag:
wasHiscroy, jar. - W
any Dean Sin: -. lie nlgb' OF Tue
rebellion has passed and the dawn l. about break NJ
Before the preeent month has gone tnese things Will
snrelY cone TO vass: Gen llalleck, with the great
fotla and an army of IUJ, 900 strong, VIII sweep
like an avalanche down the Mississippi, where they
Will be joined by Gen. Butler in New-Orleans and
Mobile. Gen. Buell. with nearly CT quite the same
force, win march into Tenuessee, capture Nashville,
and cooperate with tie Union forces IN manner
and direction it would not be polite now 20 point
ont. Gers. Rosecrans and Kelly VIII advance from
Western Virginia, and do their share IN harmony
with tie general plan. Generals Banks and
Stone will move IN conjunction with the r. II fion
the Upper Potomac. General Burnside will do bic
Appoinfe! work in Virginia. General Sherman
Will eHplain by deeds Tot words his inac'On. Gen.
Mcclellan will force the rats from their holes at Ma
nsss- at ask them al three points al once, an1 VIII
fulil Bis modest peGg that the war VIII be short,
bu, desperate do not give yea more ihan tAe
general outline OF these Simultaneous movements.
The details Of the grand plan OF this campaign VIII
star!e the wo:lt, and vnCicttc Gen. Mcclellan i
high reputation for military strategy The men and
supplies are now for the first tine neasly ready The
delays, caused mainly by 'red.tape AMI iinbecie
fos IL, in and out Of the Department., and by thev
ing contractors aud atelial men, viii be accounted
for, and the blame placed where ii belongs a pre-.
mature movement woull have deranged The plan Of
the whole laign which il 80 perfect that succ' ~
IL certain. \ bad move, uniinely MACE inlgi have
hazarded The game. The iwpenling mate is close at
band in Hunted number Of forced mover. The loss
Of ioe here there, tie defeat OF one OF another
division Of the amy, cannot Affect or proIong the re-
salt. lie combinations are 70 perfect that failure Is
impossible Yours eve-, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14

Tnr Rrs.Loo.-It !, unprecedented la, the British

THr RryALDo.--It is unprecedented ils' the British
steam gun-boat Rlnado, which lot Provnceto.n Oh
tho let lust, with the Rebel Commissioners, James
n. Mason, "Minslcr TO England John Slidell,
Minister to France" ard their Secretaries, james
4. Mcfarland ard George Euaii.. j, lost. We arc
Informed that ste lad bnf sic tags Goa On board.
and If desine1 for Halifax, wa reported aud he.
lieved when sie sailed, with n fafc voyage the
should Lave arrived inside Of rxy houfs, go that she
is more t'an week Overdue az that port u will tc
remembered thai on the afternoon The Rinaldo Jet
Provincelowp, it vas blowing gale, and onoof the
most forrful hurican ensued thai night that bar
been experienced ior ma.y years On the Eastern
coas, The British Consul III this city .8ys thu Abe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14

well known to us, relates that "a respectable per-
son made pr.oner by one of orr boats In Edlsto
River, says we could form no idea what stunning
reople Of South Caroloa aud Georgia. lie Gays,
too that almort equal to thai, in it, appalling ef'
ffct was The great fire in Charleston. lie adds
tla' aplty il foot in that region IN favor OF
settling the questions at is.ne by commissioner
and that hoiA Davis and Stephens are IN ia'9r
Of il, but that the ELett party had frowned 1t
down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14
JAMES CONNkLiY AND BROTHER,
Tor themselves aad others

RoCHEsrHR. Jan. 10. 1902.
OE.r Runs: haze Just received your esteemed cormuu
c.to nrrtrg upon me the acceptance Il really nuucent
, IN f. IA Of valuable bortc IN token Of your sppeci.
lion OF my conduct and bcanng whs cortntd prisoner
Al pi,bn ond hto ucc-ps cannot feel uat deserve
mon. than any OF isooatra In misfortune Tits i1siA
of ,aa' favor but DO 90 ~ corsdeuon oi tic hchot wch
n .,ow upon the slightest coit, Of Ia hrifi,nd
. eed soldi r. NJ eEdtsyOr lss been to dichary
faithfully all duties srd socially and pc ideally
fr witch claim ~ sls credit Tewaid That lave
done mi. in NY reu iour 18th those q suteIi
tr,eu cOnfu, with at Richmond dFsriyts higher
~ nd than che faction found ia - heart.
! sIs, Gelilsu en-, vory truly AID since rely yoN,,
ALFRfD ELY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14

MrpiATeLy--nE Is NOT GOING INTO WINTER
QUARTERS. .,
lfrtporA rFHs DIP iRTYgvr op kANsAs
FoRr Lp.ytSwoErn, Kansas, jan. q, 1852.
GyvERAL ORDERs, No. ii. The senior officer
of every separate command within the Department
Of Kans4s, whether post, regimeHtal, company, or
detachment. viii Immediately forward to tiese bead
quarters detailed reports showing their actual cond-
t,on, the number Of officers and men for duty, the
number fick quantity ard qualify Of supplies, nclld
iug arms ammunition, ohiug, tents, camp eq0 age
ho-ses and horse equipments mules and trans OfId-
ton, Q lar,er'rasirr and Cou!misSary stores
H. Senior officers will also state what supplies OF
All hines aiii be recessary 10 enable tie Genersl
COMMANDING 70 perfect tler organization aud place
them IL full ili.eucy 20 take tie field forthwith.
By order + Major Gen. Hunter,
CHAS. q HALPINE. Assistant Adjutsnt. General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14
PRESENT TO THE HON. MR.. ELY.


How AtvRFp EII-Dcar Sir: IN behalf OF ourselves snh
the mend. OF the member, OF the tth Regiment OF 'h'c
the t,,eugrr 10 b,Bs this letter ,iht token III re-
enbisLcc aud appreciation OF your continued hnunes 70
~, non.r. at nchuond aul of whom very closely
cou,c ed 10 u.s. either by blood o. ties Of hiendst' All Of
us be assured hove watched WIN renuic dulinS your
the Interest which manifested 10y YOU
In behalf Of youf fellow p'isorers aud now while heartily
su.tr you on your s'r 'eurnto your nome Hnd
our st,.m aud regard hot only Ter your cohduc Willie at
Richmond bot Tor youf.-f isrsOualy.
Wear Dir, v'ry truly yours. 49, ...,.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14

VEnNoST Allotment CoNNIsIoSERs.-Presi
dent Lincoln has appointed the Hon. Joseph Poland
J. Il. Page, State Treasurer, and John Howe, jr.,
of Vermont, as Commissioners under the new law,
to visit the Vermont troops in camp, and obtain Their
signatures to the allotment rolls. These gentlemen
have been for week pact visiting tie camps with
gratifying snecess-yery few refusing to assign any
thing and nearly oil assigning at least half Of then
pay for the beueh, Of their famIlies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14

RrPoRrs ny ESCAPED USios PRisoSERs.-Two
men, who were tclmsiers IN the Union army, but
WHO fcll into tho bends OF the rebels, aud were
rresssd into the rebel service, into kola. MOI
Jan. :. They say they un away from Fort suith
about Christinas travelling 2 route west II Spring
field, through Greerteli, Bolivar, aud Lebanon.
Tn. se men were in the battle Of Wi-on's Creek ~
McCulio he Division. They report thar part Of
Fort suilh was destroyed by tire, the work OF IN
,,ndiafies about the time Fremont WAS nj SPRING
hdl They sly that Mcintosh is in the Indian coup
try aud that his aud Reese commands number about
5000 men. part OF tie ludians-thote under tte
lend Of OrortsEole are still loyal. At Bolivar they
report between 100 and 100 rebels at Mil grinding
meal. According to the statement of these men,
there "a q great scarcity of ammunition with the
rebels. They ge: thoir lad from the CRANKY Mines
nld 1t wa raid their powder came fron, powder
mill IN tie Mississippi River. The latter article
ws- 81 - pound when they left and very scarce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14
TIE ExA,uNCR's CONSENTS Of TIE CAsr.


INL IIAtk NAIL CASE.
So invite the attention Il the public 10 The very
iu,l account given ty cur oc reporter, IN another
column, OF tie proceeding ia tie Mayors Court yes
to-day with r,s.ec, 10 the bsck mal 81 craiipns aud
cher oatIa.e- OF tie negro Oyer-,cr, John la2nu.
We for, a. ANY comment on tie ca-e that might be
improper while portion 81 IT, al least j. in coufse
% udl uClcatou bat are constrained 10 ray thai The
s-ebcs (which took place Ia tie court Yesterday,
where luily cnlriit was permitted TO bully cour-
FL. Interrupt witnesses and siiGe NJ ana down the
room with every mara of defiance and insult III
folded an exam, L. OF indecoIum, drunken or sc5er
nat ve have lever befC'e tecn disgrace ever the
peuies, ,ribuoul- IL elyililgI cQgmY'y. Inseyi-
denc. showed tlat this uil0n had pfemcGated
n.u. ccrous attack upon writer III tits paper; hat
ne had sworn to settle all the clitors IN IA hmond
bv lie accomplishment in " eat ing and sh0oiingi
and that his tbrcas were actually repeated and en-
plnsgcd H. tie cout-room while the judicial decl on
Of lis case War psnoirg That judicial decision
was 10 biud him over Tor bis good behavior III The
lmneDge snm Of 500.
The portion OF the case involving the charges OF
black mil against the lngan is ftll before tie
A!s,or on public plea for Justice The community
i likely TO find in the evidence already udductd on
Iis charge, bud reported III another column, enough
10 interest il in the termination of tls case a. one OF
public example.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14

urtrcr.EfgDs LsgisE CANrOSNENr, Jan. 4, l0oE.
CrI. JrfT. WHITE CCuie2i Ei acc &c;
30 iron. alt0r in. IA. Heri-. OF whom you wrote
70 search ~, camp lcs toe. expressly rcssedim Pef
lion 10 d. sp
viii cgcr he required 10 perform that tisS under
otfss 81 net uirs % do tha which "oald Ie Il
81. -rnced 20 do my le... - -
This nan Harris has a son and a prospective son-
in.law in Prices army, ard has had them s'crated
at Lis house time and again, supplying item with
Information and srms. lie rrciendst TO bAa Union
man and ls, made several ,isiiallons to. the Union
camp, always in search of negroes. Che policy Of
The Gcrcrnment has been such thai ,hese pretended
Unior men have worked this dodte heretofore very
succ,s.fuly. The above correspondence, however,
shows that it has been played for the last time IN
Carp Lamine. Can't it aso he stoIpcd else
wherel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14
nsrORrANT FROM Fort ROYAL.

II I ut Ut IT'D UAIVN II u 'sH"Il-s
1.e Eyc4ing Pat says;
a Ietter received in this sity ;lom gentleman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14
KANSAS MOVING.

MAJOR GIN. HUNTER TO TAKE fiIE FIELD IVY
MEpiATeLY--nE Is NOT GOING INTO WlNihi'
gIrgUTERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14

sailed under sealed ORDERS which Capt. Hewitt, her
commander, was to open after leaving port. But we
have good reason to believe that Halifax was to be
the destination Of .he Rinaldo. She had O heavy
armament of guns mounted on her main deck, whic1
would greatly tend to disable herin the storm. Two
of her cannon weighed over ten thou'and pounds
EACH, aud the remaining fifteen were 32-pounders.
Her ENGINES were of zoo horsepower, and she was
manned by 900 hands. She was gnn-boat belong
ing to the American station. The following Is list
Of her officers; Commander, Hewitt; First Lieuten-
ont. A. AriuCtoni Second Lieutenant, X. Turton;
Master, c. Smythe; Surgeon, A. Archer; Paymasier,
A. Thompson; Asss'ant-SurgeoD, A. Nelson.
1t is just possible that the steamer took the 81.
Thomas route for England, but with the facts in our
possession there ia to fear that che was bound
10 Halifax, and becoming disabled in her machinery,
10 either making for port under sail, or las been lost