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Mlilitarp Motites.


HEADQUARTERS FIRST tsuMrEHl REGIMENT,
!. 81 I'd Brigade, LIST Division La V. r. Troops o,,
b GENERAL ORDER NO. I--I.aIN 0BEDl-
III ence General Order No. from Brigade Headalatte
mi the companies composing this Regiment are hereby orner
W parade THIS DAY, the 9Th Instant to be reviewed Dy
Brigadier General Charles A. Labuutn ,.,.,
IFor this pntposc they will assemble armed ana eqlppto,
with knapsacks, OH The Tevee at o'clock r. ~, where tue
Regiment will be formed right resting a. foot Of Gravsr Street,
'S' CTS. A. BREAUx, Colonel.
SETH r. FIELn, Acting AdJutant TAG II
Il LAM AUTHORIZED BY THE SEChE-
n 70 lowing deseIters fom my Company
M L. Sergeant JOHN r. JAMES, description, about tx Get
one inch in height light complexion, blue eyes, light brown
hair said to have been b}rn in Maryland.
2. Sergeant Til Os H. DULL, about six feet one men N
height flo id complexion blue light bTosn hair SAID 70
have been born in Maryland .,-- T.,
3 Private THos. FIELDS about five feet four inches in
height horid compexon Iisht blue eyes light brown mar
The seIgeaDts and Private said 10 have obtained
fraudulent discharges III Richmond .,,. t.,
Cor6ora ". H. DEMO, about Ave feet three luches ~
height ford complexion, blue Zone eye bnfed olo"L
hair born in Pennsylvania. - =,
s Pryae BENJAMIN DE1ROAT, about five ct seven in
cles in height light complex gray eyes light b'o"A hair
snid o been born IN NV York STA e.
g. PivAe f. l.. JACOBS, about five feet eight ilches II
height light complexion, blue brown hair born III Eng
land. ,.....
inches in height light csmpt xton. thzel red slr 'ofi
~ '""''" ARTHDR CoNNoR,
Captain Commanding PERI Guards
"a 2tnwIM CO. d, 9Th Reg La. Vol
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NEW INFIRNIARf.

NEW iNFlhhAhf'
DIR. REYN IL D S,
THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform friends and the public that he has rented
nnd completely up Intmary the spacious and ele
giant mansion No 10 Baronne street. between Canal aud Com
ou Streets where will devote all his attention to the CURE
Of CANCERS in their FORMS Scald Heads White Swell
lings and Ulcers of every Description
He REFERS with much pleasure TO the annexed certificate t
MADAM A. CHAPPELI. wellkhown and highly respect
able lady Of this city
Copy of CerlGcate,l
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. H. 1861.
This is certify tina the undersigned resident OF the city
OF New Orleans of years. and residing AT No
252 Eato street. had been long time afflicted with Can
Ger in her In eer to have If removed the under
signed applied Dr. Warren Stone who operated on il three
different times without etecting Subsequently, ap-
ped to DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
was eeetunly removed and apertect made take
this means doing justice Dr. Reynolds AID in order that
others similarly afflicted may avail themselves of his valuable
services.
NIL If ;. A. Nhhfrf'i.
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T,rE CONFEpEAATE STATES PATENT
VIC. HOOP cOTF0N TIE "A fastening fof Dalng
cotton which has been tted BY ,sanporato9 to This por
n shpsnt abroad. Clasps nj css each, WHICH planters IN
nnrSbasing will use their hoops Poksne hy = y nAFlS
b. ,entee !Ialy Springs Mss, and TEEOBJhE ~ ' Al
III nj Nixon Go s. As Union street N The p'ble
il csuoned aea;p s Ing Ior u-ng any oeF I've ,nTns
iLg on this patent. u-oa
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

DR.. Hulnphries: s-..
Dear S-I don't know what to to make you know how
grateful those boxes Of Wghts Ssuthen Indian
Vegetable Pills you gave After having suffered for 50
many years. though. going get my health Or
be worth good days work, strong and hearty
US ever my life and that after having tried every
thing and getting all kinds OF doctors who
could tell affection OF the liver not cure
it, although God took enough Of their prescriptions
II the psyers of poor like will help doc
tor, YOU have mine . . . 3D. ..
Yours gratefully aud truly,
/ JOHN W. SIMMONS.
Send for circular Of Pills 1t contains full and inter
esng facts important seohs to the sick and uuer
me complete the of the Ptls ana speca
ca to females which every Of the ought to read
wRHGHr.s SOUTH Erin INDIAN yEGEf-
T. ABLE PILLS
A,e manufactured expressly for use in the
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Hinder the personal direction JouS WEIGHT IN nus
| Pharmaceutical Laboratory, New 0rsans
| J. WRIGHT CO..
| ssle Proprietoys g.
| asa If Nc, q chartrss street. New Orleans, La
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AUCTION SALES.


SILK vELyEr BURXoUs. BAREsE, FANCY GOODS
and Winter Clothing.
BY q. BEAUMONT. BLACHE s. co.
Auction Rooms 60 Chartres street
MONDAY, 9Th instant, mt 10 O'Clock a.
N st auction rooms No % ear'rss street, viii be
eeess sgsh Esgs n gms,sd fa
canbrie Handserchs Tasse Belts, Buttons, Laces But
''s sIi y fsIss sesas &C. jas
FURNITURE. FURNITURE
BY McCERREN 81 LANDRY, LII
. G.. W. McG;EEREs, Aucsioneer,s'
Office and salesroon. Masonic Hail g. Charles street
III. g. = issF sa1ssreea. Masonic Ian. s. Charles
s ssssss af sh sea @ Ts
1srTERMs-Cs.h. ia,
SALE WITHOUT REsERvE.
Impersls, French Prints and Dry Goods
By H. sAMORY,
O. sANoRY, Auctioneer.
Auction Rooms, No. IS Old Levee street,
between custopuhouss and Bisnviio ssrests.
#, Ct ~ ' sd Eve ~
81 pieces f ImpsziaI., Engl.h Long Cloth.
125e.s of very desi able assorted sessonao,e DRY Goods
sa-TEKMs.Atsale. = '>'-,0'"'..' ia2
| A VACANT SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE FIRST UIs-
| trct at auction.
By McCERREN & LANDRY,
| G. W. McCERRES, Auctoneer.
| Office and salesroon, Masonic Hall, st. Charles st.
| SATURDAY. January Ii, at IL o'clock A.
- NJ. the Auction MART Hsonc Hail. St. Charles street
| will be sold
Blk LOTS OF GROUND situated In the First District Il
the square bounded Napoleon Alexander Hem ssonrt
Uo Plan Of the be at their saesroons
| Ra~TRRMS-At sale. ja6
UNEEsERvED SALE OF Property on GALvE;
| ttreet, First District
| BY CHAS. E. FORSTALL,
| Auct oneer
! ,'..,'. Office-90 Exchange Alley.
| SATURDAY, Ilth inst., at 12 o'clock N.
y Merchants AucIoneers Exchange. tod Post
office Royal street, will be sold
LOT OF GROUND, triangular shape, in squsre bound
ed by avz Miro Bank and Palmyra said lot
in depth the line Bank lot feet in
ches lines slopng back ue running GaIyez street
together wi frame Of and front gallery.
stable g long we'll cis,eu See at tie Exchange
| AS-TERMS-Cssh.
| pa- Chas. Cuveer. Notary Public. jas
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WINES, B&hNDAES, hAS'
in casks Claret, Bordeaux
40 cases ClareI, various branis.l
id cases White VI inc, Chateau Eyluem.
ITO cases Vemonth = p
lOG cases Ahsyuth, y. Leconltre.
"a cases Kirsch, G. Lecoure.
l0,3, ma kets Champagne, various brands.
50 cgartercasks Port
Sn half and quarter casks Sherry.
10 Cognsc, of the following brands-rEnet < 20
rae Co Pinet Ca,tillon Co.. Lsrronde Freres.
25 casks Rochelle Brandy. =.
N cases lG1 halt boxes each Green Peas -
Il cases lu, calf boxes each Pau Trnties.
ii cages 50 half b1s es each 7 utfes.
SO cases Stsawbt rrietin Juice. %
l o cases Burgundy Wines,
For sale by D. H. | ,n A. -, ~ ~ - s,oo.
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PURE, sIMrLE HARMLESS, AND NATURAL ALTERA
TIVE AND BLooD.PGRIFTEs,
Toning ana Fortifyfng Of the System
Diseases, either OCCASIONAL or Ept- Ia
demie; and for the cure Of ali %
z.u Ailments having the name OF

Intermittent Remsent Nervous Inaamma.ory and Putrid
Ferers Measles, SIN I'll Pox and Erysipelas Inamma-
ton Of the Brain Thro Stomach, Lungs Liver, Inses
tines Kidneys and Bladder Pains in The Stomach Back
and Side Consumption Dtopsy of the Head Of the Chest
of he Abdomen and Of the Limbs scrofala scurvy and
Syphilis Cancer Gravel Loss Of Appetite Sick Head
ache Splitting Of Blood Rheumatism, both acute and
Chronic; Darrhea, Dysentey and Coles syncope, Apo
ple,y and Paralysis; Dyspepsia, Hypocbondrfass, Te-
tanus, Epiepsy, Whooping Cough, Pa.atation Of the
Heart Ulcers and Sores Of every description Mysteries,
Weak Nerves and Lowness Of spiris Suppression and
other delicate Female Complaints.
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;1sros LOUISIANA yoLUsrEER
STATE TROOPS, y
New
GENERAI ORDERS,

STATE TROOPS, go (F4
New Orleans Jan. 3, 1862. J
II GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 1-I-THE OK s
u p,uz4d uniformed equipped Volunteer Troops o. me
n FIRST Division Artillery with h.fhes to lner pieces
III will prepared for review aud inspection on W ENhsI
DAY 9Th Of January, and Afterwards in ohset
10 participate fell ow-ctizens in the celebration 81 INC
ami the Battle Of the s OF ia uary ISi Won pVer
of soil 90 the Plains of Ch.mette' BY southern
Volunteers, under Andrew jackson. =, .r
1.-the live will be formed at 10 q lock A. N puncIe s
on side OF Canal street. the right res ing OH Ca-
street the left extending tn; shell road towards ine
Meairis Ridge in the following order la he LonsiMna !e
gon Brigade 3D. III, list Brigade 3D. the ID Brigade sth ,s
unifo .unpped Regiments and Battaions not h'acie'
to gades Including the foreign ?rga,zson. in line accord
lug date Of formation and 5l the Regiment OF Nae
Guards.
Of 1914 and 1915 whom proper snn Will be assigned
The officers Of the militia rot in command O. mn
formed and equipped corps and will take position according 10
rank on the light of the First Brigade.
IN-The officers command Of The above NAMED corps stt
charged with of this order, and will have me
troos cetive commands the gronnd Rnn tofie
in line plnciut'y, the honr abire Designated at wch
time special nsitau they will be reviewed ana ibccte
by al Lowell accompanied By bsaaef're'eEhi
Rugges G. Army who has also been invited 10 be present.
VComnlanders Gf specially charged WIN casS
front the line to he kept cleared as lar as Inc
nature Of The groud viii permit during the review aud nspee
tion
JOHN l.. LEWIS,
Major General COMMANDING
L. F.. FORsTALI.. Inspector First Division. ja3 I'd
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NUMA AUGUsTIN, ColoneE-VoL1 hls'7i T.
g. A. FospIcK Brigade INSPECTOR y,
HEADQUARTERS SECOND BRIGADE
," lst Division, la. Y. s. Troops. ,ses

HE.pquaRrEs,s SECOND BRIGADE !
.t'" lst Division, La. y. s. Troops, ,.e, (
=, GENERAL ORDER No. III The Or n
H gnlzed yonn eer Corps of This II Gadc VIII parade on
vi MONDAY the tth at o. lock r. h to Se TeV'e"eo
Ill BY Brig die -Geoeal chss lanny;n .. az ocoe
NJ uuacualy The south side OF GauM strest %i3e A'
Inc viii b. form d. the right e,ting Claiborne Il tee
III the several Corps of Ca'ary <trtiile'! a'u
viii parade fully pIed active service, aa WIN ~
arms they raay have ~ their rosse's'on ,,, .
JV-Co G. 4. Breaux, of the sumter Regimen Ga a
Saith Of tho Jeff DAVIS Regiment Major s. y sIu'res =
artillery and Cap r. Bni.son Of the hr enc staehia'at
ave cnaiged with the execution Of lh order and On tn.n
II val gtouna will repoi to the tpiohel
n further orders =,
II GHRIsTONAL MoREI,, ColoLe Commanding
d. b Me1St BRIGADE. FIRST nn.soSl
I.oUIsIAsA NoLusrGER STATE TROOPS, I
GENERAL oKD SER s s.s iI.f n rs 6BE
d dence General Order No tr0m division headq4a' tiers
Nh the organized uniformed and equipped Volunteer CORPS q
Ill this Brigade sre hereby ordered to pa'ade on WEDhEs
Major John L. Lewis panied by SPECIAL invita-
o by Maor-GeLera Lowell and Brisader Ruees,
c. s. Army. a.. ,, =,
south side of Canal street. the right resting
on the left extending do 10 claiborne St GET
that strees iowa DIS Common street III the following
order Cavalry the right o. the Brig It Artillery
the left of the Cavalry and the In an1y Tn the LETT OF the
g. The several Corps of Cavalry lery and Infantry will
parade fully equip Tor active seV!ce and WIN such arms IS
they may have IN the posSessioE
Co ones of Regiments and Comm 4nders Of Battaons
and unat ached companis charg with the e&ecu ion OF
this order and will have s troops # their resp ct We com
msnis OH eound punctualy the hour designated On
the ground y will report 10 he Colonel CON
r1sndiug 70: further orders.
CHRISTOVAL MoREI Colonel Commanding;
6. BREDow, JR Aid de-CsMp !ai
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RICHMoSD, January 4, 1862.
TO JOHN c. DULL-THOs FIELD, uhoS. ID
aud J. JATes hsys h se legally discharged
III JNO. II. WINDER, Brig. neral.
he above d patch was received reply sent in
enco preceding of Capt A Sonnor
Gunr1is Eth Rey ment La Nnlnnteera -. lho ~
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tie book Of the Company.
A. BROTHER, Presi ert.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLEANS
City OF New Orleans.
Sworn to aud subscribed before this the fourth day OF Jan
u F. MITCHELL
Secoud Justice Of the Peace.
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CONSTABLE7S SALES.

]. NIMICK IS. J: J: TOUGHER.
Parish Of Orleans C. H. JORDAN vs.. j. ]. FoU-
CHFR.-No. 13il. 80
pY VIRTUE Of two writs OF aeri Eacfas, to
ID directed the Hon D. F. Mitchell. Second Justice Of
the of the City Hotel Common street betwen
Camp and Magazine Streets TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
February, 1862. at IL o'clock NJ:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate In the First -
District of this csv, in the square No. bounded by St. @
Joseph, Julia, Tcloupouas and Fouchet streets, Htl
plan drawn by c. A. Hedn, architect dated 18th March, ls5
Said lot 30 fee, St Joseph by III feet
deep between parallel lines and front Eoucher street, Of
which street it forms The corner
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting OF a brick building, etc.
Select i'll the above entitled suits
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
W. H. WATERS Constable
pEuxrEsE JUSTICE De PAX ]. SIMIGK Vs. y; FoU
ParOisss ddrlsans. s S2hDAN y &; . Fou
I'm vERTU de deux vyrits de eri factas a
Ia adresse par Hon. d. +. MITCHELL Denserne Jusc
de Pax pour la parosse doeans procsderai e MARDI
de FEWER 1852 midi au City otel de Ia Commune en-
les d Camp des Magesns la vents publque ct ad
| Indication de
UE hOT DE TERRE. ensemble toutes les an,eiora
eu sy eitue lie Premier District de cett
VILE iet borne les ST. Joseph, Julie. TchoHp
touas Foucher desige par lie No. plan dress
G. A. Hedn archiece portnt Ia date du u l52
lie dit lot 80 pes de face la ST. jos ph
ohdeur entire gnea paaes, de III ed de fare Ia Iu
| Foucher, ct tormani Pencnienure-
Les authorizations consistent taisss briqles, etc.
| Saisi daus les afares ci-4essus .--s ...-y
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ladjndcation.
| ia5 10 fell ". H. WATERS. Constable.
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y tfsr- YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, lHREE ONE
hundred dollar Confederate Mates and one ten ao'ni inu
dera. Note. The finder will liberal reward ny ea''
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rayCHANGE ON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
T. sight checks Richmond, fttershu'g Lyncdhssg and
BROWN, JOHNSON 4 co,
ir2 If 80 Union street
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+ R,V ERICH, IN. e. Il CO. COTTON FACTORS
- .nt E:a!Ealssion Merchants, nc. - o.! 4svss
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Err NJ Ia LOUISIANA PARoIsSE D 0RLEASS !
Vile de la Nouge 6 Orleans
ks,nc ct sirn4 evau moi quarieme tour de Janvier
49, n u v,rc,1EIr .-'
sss so Deux'tne Justice de PAX
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sEcosD 9ss1leEs Gounr K3fT vs. " and Mrs
DF VIRTUE Of n writ of fieri faeias, to
ID cdirected by the Hon. Mi chei secon Justice Of
the Peace ar parish Orleans, the above emitted su
will proceed tosseil public anction SATURDAY. Is h
Of January 1851 at II o'clo NJ, warehouse corner u
Gravier and Liberty streets: - =.
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and ONE DRAf.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-CaSh the spot.
". H. WATERS,
INF
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Ii. EIeiNtasA, GAS FILTER AHD DEALER ~
u Gas Fixtures, No. Harris Rev, tsA2 Magazine street.
the ke will aterd faithfully and sunctuay % s Or
him DHsnys etc. lifted UP caIstnl!
sad on reasonable terms. "a e.
&g- y ius Il hoy -. atD. 5st- eu!Es
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NINE MACE respectfully that her Institution
will open the session MONDAY, September I'd
giving references ana pupils
Ties and particulars may be procured at
Office application t1oIns Mace Letters for Mime Mace
should be addressed through 2l4 New Orleans Post
Office. r. r.-,
8-As heretofore, lady will conduct day scholars TO and
from tho CITY IN the cars. p SIPS "
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FOR RENT---EOR RENT.

sp> FOR RENT-TWO COTTAGES, WITH SIX
E rooms each Springs furnished bath houses and
EEservans rooms Apply to DR.. Austin, A St Charles
street. or Samuel Smith Co. Camp street slo U
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g - sl'''t algIl1HISi ggIlfISiy9R Q9 8 5. .RIislgas.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.
Information Is received from Berry
Vile, CLARK county, Virginia, on the other
side of the Blue Ridge, up to yesterday.
There was going on in that vicinity an
apparent extensive movement Of rebel
troops, some proceeding on the Front
Royal roads, and others down towards
Cassellman Ferry, and Shannadale.
Gen. Jackson was at that time at Berry
vile. His troops there are without bag
gage, and those moving on the Port Royal
road also seemed TO have no baggage with
them.
There was a small body of rebel troops
at Chs-lestown day before yesterday.
The Mayor, President of the Council and
Commissioner Of the two Boards have had
an interview with the President to
urge the immediate construction Of rail-
road from the Point of Rocks to this city,
and thence in a straight line to the Chesa-
peake Bay.
The President in reply said that Con
gress had deprived him Of the power to
make roads, and that had the road from
Kentucky into East Tennessee been per-
mitted, the war in the West would long
since have been ended.
The President also stated that these two
roads might be made, and he would recon-
mend them to Congress. If he had the
power he would see that they were con-
structed Immediately, as he well knew the
pressing necessity for them, both for mill
tary purposes and as question Of econo-
my in the transportation of troops and sup
plies.
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AGRICULTURAL.
CLEVELAND AGRICULTURAL
~ WORKS.

BALDWIN, DEWITT s CO.,
aapvfseturers Of 4 general variety OF Agricultural
InP.eReuts and AaeLiRsTy.
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FKOII NEW YOKk.

NEW YORK, Oct. 81.
The Commercial says the Army of the
Potomac will hereafter consist of three
grand armies, nine corps, thirty divisions
and seventy brigades. The first grand ar
my will consist of the corps of Generals
Reynolds, Porter and Franklin, under
General Hooker. The second army will
consist of the corps of Generals Couch,
Wilcox and Slocum, under General Burn
side.
The tug Leslie has arrived, bringing the
seamen who were picked up in the Chesa-
peske Bay on Wednesday last by the
steamer Daniel Webster. They state that
they are portion Of the crew of the ship
Allegheny, Of New York, which left Balti-
more last week with cargo of guano for
London, and that during the storm on
Monday she came to anchor below the
mouth of the ppahannock, where she re-
mained until Tuesday night, at which time
8 party of rebels in three boats, carrying
about rs men each, some in uniform, came
from out the Pisnkatank and boarded the
vessel.
The Captain, Mate and Pilot were taken
prisoners, and transferred to the boats Of
the ebels, and the remainder of the crew
were ordered to take the ships boats and
put to the shore. The rebels then set fire
10 the cabin Of the ship and left, taking
the prisoners with them, and a boat con-
tanning about half of the crew. Those who
were brought up state that they escaped by
reason Of the darkness of the night, and
q ter floating till they were picked up by
the Webster.
The Star says: We have reliable infor-
nation from parties just from Cuba, that
the steamer BIanee, on her late trip from
Texas to the Port of Mulstta, Cuba, carried
in addition to her cargo Of cotton, quite
a number of Texan slaves, with their mas
ters, who promptly sold them to the Cuban
planters, and also that several secession
families have arrived from New Orleans
and its vIcinity bringing with them num-
bers Of slaves.
It will be remembered that the steamer
Blanche ran her cargo to Cuba under the
British flag.
A Spanish man-of-war, the Beascode
Garay, is said 10 have landed moro or less
Of the slaves, entering the Island from the
vicinity OF New Orleans.
AdVices from Newbern state that there
Is large rebel force at Kingston, 40 miles
up the Neuse river. The shores are lined
with new and powerful batteries. The
gunboat Sentinel has, however, made a
reconnaissance within two or three miles
of Kingston, Smelling out some Of the bat
| teries
Nofears are entertained for the safety
of Washington, as the marine artillery
| 1000 strong, are now there.
A vessel which arrived from St. Vincent
on the 10Th instant, brings news of Sc,
rious uprising of negroes and laborer'
against producers and managers. House.
we're burned, and robberies committed
and one overseer was killed. The whites
turned out and killed and took abOu
200 negroes prisoners. Troops were SEN
from Barbados, and the insurreotion was
quelled.
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94i %sa n So: = C;1tsF It. s'sSJ sSJ ls Yves. Cleveland
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We clip the following from the Detroit Tribans and
Advertiser OF tine 18th
he foaowing vessels have passed this port, oOtO-
Der 9th
UP.-PrOpellsr Iron City sehoonors Nicholas, St.
powS.-Pr0Dsiler @inona bark sam Ward
schoUners Gray Lagie, Jessie Anderson falcon.
TOTAL Loss he schooner Mary Williams, We
understand, has been aDznd ned, and will prove
tUla loss she has already broken in tWO she lies
on the beach at WilloughDy, sixteen miles below
Cleveland.
DIsASrER.-The schooner Gulielma Is high and dry
on krie Peninsula, but learn has YET sustained
serious damage and will doubtless be got eoAt In
n days.
NEW VEssEL.-The keel ;or new vessel has be0n
l,ld the shipya of Capt. J. d. Jones, which Will
be OF about lie same dimen ions the arEesi Home,
recently launched Usu that yard. SH9 Is intended
for L. " N. Hud-yn, OF this cty.
REPAJGING.-ihe sch oners MiddeseX ami Eagle
Wing, WI oh were wiud-OOu4d II GrBYelly Bay, dur
ing TeJenI storm have besn lifted with new atis
at Caml b II g Uweus.
The bark Gen. SIgel had been ashore at Bots Blanc
bu since got od without serious damasei also he
brig ". treat. Both are now on 1h9 pas age down.
We clip ths following from ,hs Buualo Coarier Of
the sO,h ult
The bark Con7tituton: that went ashore ns r Con-
neRu Ia the iots 81 rn, 4 net yet raj ed wreck
ing , ups / BuI4lJ Mutual wsre insui1c eut 10
pump her UuL, end 'wO ~IecktIg Imps II he Hons
lnsGrR co Y. mp Luy have beSi &c up b Con IL
hu a. cargg are i1suie in he Buffalo hutu- aud
oue or i've cIn6r comp ptui=s th5 usie7 OF whsch we
! did mol learn.
1hs tug TIN Coshrans cleared from this port On
h ondaP etening Tor Ohi az = aud IN about two or
turs ours aIts leaving here was run ashore on the
rocks nt stuTheUn rUiut An Is a Iottl wreck. The
odptssn and saYed themsel by dOatlug ashore
un the caJin dsUrs vi tHS tus-