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PoET.WANpENs' OFFog No. 100 Wslls.f
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
.e,,iou OF tho Act passed April H. as enl.iled An
~ Nsors,tirs tic Wsrisns Citce Of the Port Of New
90 20 all persons Interested n. or having eAsrs. Of tbs
- matter oil such inquiry. exstlua0 D. or safsey tAas
ovips vessels uujef examination by the Pon
W.rdess aud th ,he said Surveys o, exaunltoas viii BE-
.le.el within days neat succeeding inis notee
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: up New Would. Navy lsfa
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LAW INTELLIGENCE,
SUPREME COUaT-CHAnpEas.

SUPREME C0UaT-CHAnpEas.
kRs. YDwIs JAMEs SUING TOR DIVORCE.
Mary Ann James sg;. Edwin James.
This is a complaint filed by plaintiff TO obtain d.
voree on the ground of adultery Of hsr husband tie we'll
Known lawyer.
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SUPREME CUURT-CnANRERs--Noy p before JCsiic
BALNAgp.
goRR uABrAs CORPUS CASES.

4
In Chs-ss ftrlsrSt
wit OF habeas corpus vas l-Sued 10 scream
Fo.rr ieepcr Of tic House o. DE 1t0n, 10 produce th-
eeald vho ~ IL ALLEGED - o. the psitiss concerned n
he recent Comui.,y Dep-rtien lfuds Ia this ciy Ser
s-ar Roger replied ia, tl@ Tsorrs reg be- taRen AZ
.er the o. tie wrt upon BIN without nj sno"
or rorstnt during his bb,ehce. Covrsr for f"<t'1
ssri thss the pcaner had been '1r-P iiDoss
rrct. 10 % uan rsled Ocoi. WHO wa the OoYeipn'nt
agent n iuses'igfte ihos" ffsnds
The judge sai THAT as the part, wAs not "a tie >eigrAA'
c-fiods the wit mus. Be .oi'-ed
soLDiIR CASE.
L. j. G. Armstrong
Armstrong Cnl ted IN the lbi ReSimcntupon me
Representation that be- % be made Sergeant lie a.
however paced ~ ia. ra -
be Judge hea Il fsl's representation bad been s4
90 iaince ~ to ei lie ct t ri 70 be lsehefse' ''
ordered tes'nory to be AXE "a % the feet
DECISIONS.
I'd vagd Costello ait. WA. J. Pollak.-ordeF
grated -,
VIM Ackroyd lgt. Edmund Ackgoyd.-Ioion de-
MED. with sl0 costs.
SUPERIOR COURT-GsSERM TEKa-Eov 2a.-Be;oFe
sli the Justees.
DrCIsiOs.
Wm. Tracy agt. New-York and Harlem Railroad
Co-OTder Alarmed
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONs-Nov 22-BeeIs JEdse
hoCuSN
I.abe!la HUGHES, convicted Of grand larceny, sen
tened TO Ss,. Prison for two yesfs
Henry Knapp grand larceny State Prison Tor two years and
tNsd OK Ntld, ccoffo, cobs-ctri u
third gee, sentenced to the State fF'on iof four yes
COURT CALEEDAG-Tui. DAY
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27iT 49, 8oi % :. 3S3 Sis, $751; 3s9, 20 49, a.
ASA ssh 3.al sail $3.50 3,4T 3s49. a55l Pat 1t Nos
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Hss..rcrrs Arrived

Passengers Arrived
In L,ig Co Gr' frosi ST. kifsMr. and Nm. H. wiki
Mis- Helen lila. sins
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A soLDiTR CASE.

SUPERIOR COURT-GsSkRAr TEKA-HOv. 22-Be:oEe
slt the Justices.
DECISION.
Wm. Tracy agt. Eew-York and Harlem Railroad
Co-OrdeT Alarmed
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be found in our advertising columns.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The incorrect report that Mlss Laura Keenes
coarany wrs about - disperse, was caused by thc
fac taat low .. tae members, rot included in tie
c.st # rLs new spectacle, have obtained farough
fer lie purpose OF nst sling Nc. Edwin Booths PER
iornauccs Ut the Boston Academy Of Mnsic; aud
,.s,tl.at In tic couna oil 2 week or so Mis- Ksene
may undertake II bret starring TOUR wish Ar. Dhse
afd Mr.. vs. aeailcgh. lia,onaii engagement
TT 10, III VI AtheuNum, IL boston, d pronounced
a iillaut success. Ro,n Grceorio occupied tie
whole Of Iast wcok....hir. Dion BoucictIlt hAs
c.sed lie prosperous -eas Oh at Drury Lane Tlea.ar
Ioudou, naying had occat.on 10 produce there only
ta 0 pieces -" Tho Colleen lawn and " lie Re-
lie. II lucknow" Ils attention IL now tevoied tol
the rtcoulifuclion OF iftle, Circus, which ne viii
r,feutly open Ios theatrical perio'nAces.--.h p.
vincent alaec . new opera Loves Triumph,
GiLrsl,o by j. H. Phlc.6j hae been produced with
unqualified success q. Coyeut Gar.en. Tho London
papers express, without exception, the creates, tat-
i.i.. IN with IL. Even Tie AhuGnDi, always
oy,f-cf.tital speaks for once with wngmfn Of ncw
wolA....Mfs Polly Marshall Ias retained % En-
piand. and again acts al the ittie Strand TheaeF II
which some years ago enc Nhh TIE -et'NiS FthI'
She resppenred in fatce called "Jaoks Delight,
written Tor hes by j. 4. Williams and WAS cordially
welcomed. Mr.. Scthein's at,uctNeness III tie
part OF Lord Duudieey Is nowse impaired. The
na,markot continues crowded every night. IRE
aucnt critical attempts are made 10 divert attention
from dc Eight and violent" order OF drama IN /
London AID 30 restore ith m the old order OF 'hea-
triea lhngs Both Toe Colleen Bawn' aud
- Our American Cousin " badered weekly by /
vigorous reviewers. Their popularity consequently
increases. .Wagner's opera, Tho Flying Dutch
lnan," has been well received at Leipzig. Nj. Ii.
VEIN, au American actor, ie supporting airs Amy
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

Letter from General Banks.
WIscHEsrxR. June 10, 1eca
Hon. d. W. GoOcH-Dear Sir-In answer 70 rour "
quiry, havo tbs honor TO say there is fomdao f
fact for the statement contained in the resolp.oa
closed to me. No person not belonging 70 ,hs armv.
white Or black, was allowed 70 ocdby Or usa ,ovsrn.
ment transportation Of any kind o. tbs march az NV COM
mand far s'rssburg an ins. .ances occurred, they
were WIN .ae exception op,y without authority but
Cinous trsds,s nr re not e. my knowledge
in their oecupsucy !; gees and fugtves wore prcsscisd
move with the ~ tn,,r own wagons and allowsd 10
th.r Tsn Th 'ne train 10 ORDER and no fur
~ rear ev.rd infantry and artillery, hsi ,ea IN
Nh Nh iea mar nsburg from two O'Clock till svcaing.
Wen Considerable distlhcs on our march over
took sall party on foot Ny attention attracted
oy ahttc girl about eight years OF ago. who Was sod
Shng over tho stones BY the ways,de and asked her
now far she had travelled. "From Winchester, J" she
said We waro then about twenty seven miles on our
march. requested the caunonecrs 70 give her hft,
and the gallant who had hung tbe rcAr Of tho
column for its Defence the part Of the dstance
answered with alacry. No successC efforts made
70 ascertain her complexion, bat not impossible she
belonged 70 the class refcrreo In tho resolution, and
that her little limbs bad been strengthened by some
vague dream Of liberty to be lost In that hurried
night march have the honor 70 be, with much
spect, your obedient servant, ea taE 4
a. N. r. BAAKSs MAJOR General commanding /
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.

The Pursuit. OF Arorgan's GuerlllaA
M be. LouHvmIx, July II, 1899.
The Eleventh Michigan arrived at the camp near Louis
VILE fair ground yesterday noon after unsuccessful
three days chase Of Morgan. o4 esg
CNCmxAI1, July II, 1862.
despatch, dated Lexington, says that General WARD
assumed command last night. The city Is undor martha
law. No man is to appear without . muskst undef
penalty Of beng shot down. General Wards proolanG
ton orders all the citizens Of Faysts county prepare
forthwith for military duty rs
despatch dated Frankfort says that Morgan, with
loss than 10 900 men, crossed the Kentucky river this
morning and moved North 10 Versailles, whore IL
sufficient for tho protection Of Frankfort and Lax
ington. ~ .4f l.tf /.
Since Saturday night the city has been greatly sx.
cited. A thousand rumors are a0oat. Meetings have
becn held and citizens In largo Numbers have volun
tsersd special service a Lexington Over enc handrsd
Of the city police went fully armed Many eizsus
yet Co. but their services will mot be accepted
until further ncws from Morgan IL had. .t
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

vicuBuRo, July 4, 1851.
The bombardmsnt Is tremendous and unceasing. II y
estimated that the enemy fred 900 shot md she'll
Our loss thus far only six men One wounded. Tho
inhabitants have taken refuge in the woods. Should tho
invaders land we viii drive them back the point Ct The
bayonst. vicksburg can't be taksu. .ss..a
From tho vicksburg whig.l s.a
The damage 10 the city is vory severe. The pubhca-
ton Of tho Wing is hereafter suspended, the ahot and
shell falling too thick for our printcrs. - -.
vlcxssrRo, July 10, lsea
Tho firing was quite rapid this evening Tns enemy
replied with rsd guns No great damage was done on
either side. N.W t...rs..s..t s..Y .t
The Grlnada Ernno appeal Of the 9Th says the vicks
burg canal 10 progressing, with 5000 negroes working
upon It.. .s.ras tat - sa..sm4 ta1
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~~-~~~-~->~~,->~>~>-~>~

Ono Day for the UnfOnA
TO THE LOYAL CITIZENS OF THE CITY or Nkw YORK.
The loyal citizens, Of evory class end profession,
spectfoy and earnestly invited to attend the grand
meeting to be held Tuesday next 18th inst at four
o'clock on paion square.
Itisreccnmended that all places Of business bs closed
at three cock order that those who desire to show
their lcyalty TO the government may be present.
By 0rdor Of the Committee OF Arrangements. aasa
GEORGE OPDYKE, Chairman
JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS, JR. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
The Captured Rebel Steamer sumter.
OUR CAIRO CORRESPONDENTS.

CArRo, July 2, 1862.
The following description OF the rebel steamer Sumter
lately captured in the fight before Memphis win perhaps
be Of interest to your readsrs:--
The rebels before Deserving tie vessel, knocked up
Of the machinery and cut the pipes which caused
her to leak very badly, and in fnc she near BE-.
ing sunk in fifty feet Of water Fortunately the mail
boat along and towed her against the bank or
rather grounded her Our commandant, Lieut. Henry
Erbon Jr. about this time was knocked overheard by
one OF the oak bars Of the capsan which was carried
away. The current was running five miles an hour
At the Time but through he exer;ons OF the sailors he
was rescued from cyovuisg. Although stunned by the
terrible blow his in ures not OF serious charac.
ter. when the repairs to tho Sumter are com.
ploted (Which will be very soop). Lieutcnant
Erben will bavs ths command OF the finest
war vessel {, the Western wa,csl. She lie perfect
monster and for ereod no exceeds anything In the man
ofwar line shc s over zoo feet Ions has two heavy
guns and splendid quarters. fhu buwafis are from
thirty inches four and half feet thick, all covered
with two thicknosses OF railroad iron she has two of
the most powerful engines on the river, the cylinders
bei1g forty inches in diameter and oight aud half
feet stroke Her cabins ttc out n fine style, with
carpets oicloths, lounges, bathrooms &c Tho beaut.
ful work about her gives evidence that Northern skill
and mechanism have been chiefly employed In her con-
struction she was built in New Orleans. Really sho
prize worth capturing and we hope our Southern
brothreao will send along few more II the same sort
We expect TO got away from This place In day or two
when we shall be ready and In primo condition for
whateyer work our comaodore has laid out for us.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
the cAMpAIcn IN ARKANSAS.

hssrrs J 'y II, 1867
Arkansas refugees report that Curtis attacked snd
completely cut to pieces Ave hundred rebels undef
Colonel NcNc thirty miles east % ra,sssFe, July g.
Msaais, July IL, ist2
Colonel Fitch s stll at ST. Charles Il Is reported thai
no has had sharp skirmish With Tho bcls 10 thai
vicinity but tnat The latter were rcutoi
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

The seccssionists Required 90 be Neutral
or Leave the City in Five Days.
MEnpnrs, July ~, 1se2.
General Grant has issued order requiring the fa-
miles Of all persons connected with the rebs army or
70 leave tho city within Ave days take
oath that they have not, and will not furnish 'nfor.
ma lon 70 the enemy.
This sweeping order Is In consequence Of consantoor
munication be wscn persons in the rebel army AID
friends here. t4
This order csassn considerable excitement Fl
frrurn .hs Granada Evening Appsai1 -
forasin marty OF one thousand OF Clrtls mon wcra
attackcd and nearly all killed. but few captufcf aiye
W. have cnptured Que hundred and fifteen fedr-a spy
wagons, loaded between Memphis and ccrinfh. ".
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

$3.50 .a Opening Salute. 3oE
Major Williams, Anthon Battery Of Light Artnlsry'-
sn-wn you do NJ tho favor to superintend tho firing
Of the national saltes tomorrow, the southeast cor
OF Union square7 We request national salute at
four O'Clock. Respectfully ycuss.
Feff s JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS, in,
e a27 a gecsstasy Commitase ef Management.
HxxDouxxssas, AxznoN BA1rzsos, 4
1SGm AxxnxxHS, July II, 1854 u L
JoHr 4. Suy1ps, M, Secretary Of the Chamber q
DrAa sn-Your favor or this date, requesting = ne
tonal salute 70 be fred under my supervision at the
Union meeting TO morrow afternoon, Is received. 1t
affords me unqualified qualification 70 have boon So
ected for this pleasing duty, and shall with great
pleasure detail gun detachment from the AnthoR
battalion for its execution.
Very grateful for the honor conferred an my dear
sir, vcry respectfully, your most obedFSnt servant.
r. W. WILLARD, Major Commanding.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

The silver Coinage.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

PmIADnPmA, July 10, 1852.
A. the suggestions your paper attract public notice.
think proper TO call your attention 70 statement
ado your issue Of today respecting the silver coins
Of the United States Tho act Of Congress Of March g.
1885, 70 which you refer did mot authorize the use Of
any additional alloy in the coinage or In other WORDS
did reduce the nnsncs the change in the weight
of TIE COINS The half dollar reduced fourteen and
quarter grains below the former standard weight and
the smalor coins in the proportion. Previous to
1858 silver coins issued from the Mint u the
rate ilo ali per ounce in that year the
ago price Of silver Of like nhoncss at London and Paris
was III cents per Our silver cons being worth
more a. bullion than as coin. ceased TO circulate.
The reason for this disturbance value Of silver
arose from large production Of gold from California
and Australia the production Of silver being greatly loss
than gold appreciated In value. At tho beginning Of the
present century tho production in the proportion
or about Of gold to fortysx ounces Of silver
About the period when the mines Of California were
opened IL had probably changed to one ounce Of gold
against seventeen OF silver But since 1882 and
up 10 recent period the production OF the two precious
metals gives result Of ounce Of gold TO less than
four ounces OF silver.
Tho change therefore, in the standard weight Of
silver coins 1858 rendered absolutely necessary,
because silver had increased in value compared with
gold.
s + r1ss Or ounce p e
tho world, and not upon comparison with deprcci-
ated paper currency. when arms and measures Of
policy have resstablishsd the Union ag II was, and the
constitution h. these troubles OF our currency will
speedily disappear In the meantime adueration Of
coins reduction In their weight will remedy the
evi am, very respectfully. your obedient servant,
JAMES ROSS eN0wnEN.
P. s-In the Mint report for 1858 PIP 4 and and 9
and u also for 1854 pp and g. you will scc this sub
jsct carefully noticed Ia you should wish 70 refer
70 these reports give you the reference Tho FIRST re-
port is Ex Doc. No 40 w. r. Thirty third Congress first
session Second report is Ex Doc No. 81 II. r., Thirty
third Congress, second session. j. II. ,.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
The Rev. DR.. Bennington in En- gland.

LUIUFtU EHTVUIs
From the Liverpool Journal, JuEe 25.
IN the Police Court, on Wednesday, re-examned
the case of the charge OF theft against colocd Doctor OF
Divinity. James Pennington, commonly known as doc
tor Pcnngtcnr preacher OF the Gospel and lecturer
on slavery was brought before the court on remand
cha gcd With having stolen copy Of "Popes Homers
Oiyssoy,' OF tho value n 3s., from tho shop OF Mr.
Preston street. ON this occasion Mr. Deighdn barris.
Instructed by Mr. Cobb, appeared FOR the prisoner
pared with any witnesses to the prisoners Character
Mr.. Nelly said II was very painful thing for him TO
have TO sentence porson who had for long occupied
pTIon tho prisoner had dcne but at tho same time no
did not see any course e. thom but 10 him Is
prison for month There was question In their
should have been glad II II could have been shown he
took II in NJ Of distractions but that lad been 20 ho
would not va denied it, but would have given up
once. The boy had behaved exceedingly well through
out tho transaclon, aud had giycu his evilcrc with
ruthfunes, no doubt The prisoner must g. gao for
one month 10 hard labor
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

rous black craft swinging At anchor OF the scores of
board the bark ard n prpspect foil cargo appears
rather less brlsnt 10 the colonzaton skipper than
Whea ss vessel brss swung round upon her cable with
tlC tGs VI the Potomac. et4s
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

time was evacuated by troops deeming It nos safe
:, take away his money ried II in the ound. The
I'M amounted 70 six thousand dollars He subse-
qoeat went up the flag OF truco beat John Tucker,
and MADE known his case to rebel officers, who
wont with him and actually hslpad him 70 obtain his
money! which he brought away with him. r
Al the Chesapeake Hospital there about two hum
drsd pationts one hundred OF whom rebels
one hundred rebels have died there within tho last
two months Most Of the patents now herc have been
there some BIZ weeks, and are doing WELL send list
Of their names today In part. sAl II.
inc Two cool days we have lad here have had very
favorable soct upon the Sick and tho well have spprs
ceted them. =. "A ~. s. -
noon. F- +.
The gunboats attend our mail steamers 70 and from
Harreons Landing far 70 whore there 10 danger to
taem from the rebels firing into them. Gr
he gunboas also attend the transports that carry our
sick and wounded -.srs TX
The usual lights have been placed the James river
again. ~ t0s
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

Harrson's and have put up at the Hygiea Hotel They
were wounded and taken prisoners at williamsburg
They have their liberty and comfort 70 the extent the
place affords. II ID 10 be hoped that our men, now pr
u Richmond ana other localities, faro as we'll
Their names Colonel Fornoy, Of Alabama Colonel
Williams, OF Virginia. and Captain Murphy, Of Alabama.
They receive than their share Of attention from
the ladies present. either from sympathy or curiosity
which, ] am unable 70 say.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.

Recruiting Going ON Brislkly.
The work Of recruiting Is looking up moro, vcun
:sers applying almost as numerously In the carly
days Of the rebellion Al tho United States mustsriaC
Office No. 10 White street. about hundred and TWEEN
ty.vs mustered into the service yesterday,
and learn that officer recruited fully twenty men
through his own exsrtions. a
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
Stirring Adde'S Of tho Cere-
ao raj 20 His Command.
ADVANCE is the ORDER OF THnpAY.
SUCCESS AND GLORY mTHE ADVANCE
eHAME LURks M THE REAR,
- .&es G AA.. n Z

wAsHrGrcs, July "a, 1sAA
20 nm Ovy1ons AND sOIDsns or NIB ARnY or vip ~,
ny special assignment Of the President Of 4 tro,,od
states have assumed command Of this arm 4
t..aye spent two weeks in learning your AA...,,..
your condition and your wants; in prspa r Won FOR
10 operations anf in placing you ro.;,,ys from,
"n''n yon car ae promptly and to T. "A n,rros.
'veoone " ou from the We !. -. -.
Nsss seen the backs Of our .s.s- - - 49,.
whose business II has bsen to - = !.
beat him whom found-whof ,<.s !. ,ss, s,,.,s ans
pot defence. "p'"'S mas peen A's"sA' ~Au
= u but one instance a.. +ne,.,.o .. .,,. - roc
our Western armlss 4, !. .ds,,,s,vs .,,,,,do
-. s-s,.. fhsvo bsen called hero TO pursue the
= ,a 's'." 1rdyo load YOU against the enemy.
<esposs to doro, and that speedily.
-.... - You long fer opportunity 70 win the dis.
K2pyon are capable Of achieving. That opportunity
asnal lrendeavor 70 give you
Assl0s, j deliro you to dismiss from your minds
vA'n phrasea which am sorry to hnd much in vogue
E4Snsst you,
Ihear Constantly Of taking strong positions md holding
snsm-<o1 fAs Of retreat and Of bases Of supplies. La
ss dt6gSs'such IDEAS FsFsyasE
The ongest position soldier should desire 10 occupy
oAe from which he most easily advance against
shysasmy. ssi E ta#
Us stsdy the probabs Nnes Of retreat OF our oppo
taas, and leave our own 70 take care q themsevcs
| det N look before, and poG behiua.
4 Succsss and glory are Ia the advance
- Disaster and shame lurk In tho rear. st4s
Let 10 oct this understanding, and n 10 sals pre-
aics that yor banners shan Be inscribed with many
glorious deed and that your viii be dear TO your
eoontrymen forever. Al
rfr,ny NJ
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

Complaints are being made that recruiting II not pro-
crossing woi in Brooklyn, and apprehsnsons enter
tanned that draft will have u resortcd 70 in order
make Up the quota Of troops required under the Pre
dent's proclamation Tho militia enrolment lists
compeisd and at the Mayors olce They attracted
the attention Of large crowd from whom many curious
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

Capture Of a Spy-Ths Rebels She'ef Out Of tie Wood
Along James Rirer-Skirmish at Williams Bay
DC, dc.
Two Of military telegraph men, while upon their
usual routine Of line repairs and inspection yesterday
afternoon, captured rebel cavaryman, who had been
prowing about and had even been inside Of military
camps at Hampton. Thsse two repairers were un'
armed, aud the rebel drove past them they jumped
from their horses and caught his horso at tho tmo
telling him he was their prisoner. Although ho was
thoroughly armed he made attempt 10 use his weapons,
and at once considered himself captured. He is spy
and probably valuable acquisition 10 tho Rip Rap
archives before III is time.
The Union ginooats have shelled tho woods to-day
along tho banks OF the James river Much of u dono
in sight OF tho mail boat, and tnly one gun fired
from the shore by the rebels
schooner was seized az Harrison's Landing yeslcr-
w,h Ill her cargo. she had liquors on board and be-
longed to suffers.
skirmish took place AZ Williamsburg on Friday be-
tween tue Uuiln and rebel pickes ~ which the lermor
killed three and captured OF the latter.
About two hundred labofers came down the mail
from the army last evening their way home TO
the North.
Generals Richardson and Gcrman arc on flying visit
10 Fortress Monroe to-day, bat return Immediately
the army.
Hospitals are beng rapidly constructed al Hampton
Tor the accommodation OF Tire sick and wounded and IN
short time thirteen of land will he covered with
hospital buildings at that place The locality is well
sslcef, being on the barrow portion ~ tho peninsula
nad between two beautiful sheets OF water, giving hne
brerxe al most all hours ol tht Gay. tNt
Three secession olccfs arrived hero last evening from