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Ayers PILLS.
Miedicne Dealers.

A RE you sick, feeble and complaining? Are
"a you out Of order with your system de-
ranged and your feelings uncomfortable These
symptoms are often the prelude to serious i'll
ness. S,me fiji OF sickness is creeping upon YOU.
and should be aveIted by timelv use of the
right remedy. Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out the dsordered humors-purify the blood,
and let the fluids move on unobstructed IN health
again. They stimulate the functions Of the
body into vigorous activity, purify the system
from the distractions which make disease. A
cold settles somewhere In the body, and OBJ
s!ructs lis natural functions. These, if not re-
lieved, react upon themselves and ihe surround
ing organs, producing general aggravation, suf
fefing and disease. While IN this condition,
oppressed by the arrangements, take Ayers
Pills, aud see how directly they restore the nat
ural action of the system, and with it the buoy
an. feeling OF health again. What is true and
SO apparent in Ibis trivial and common com
plant, is also true in many of the deep-sated
and dangerous dsiempers. The same purgatve
effect expels them. Causedby similar o5struc-
tons and derabgements-oi the natural functions
Of the body, they are rapidly and many OF them
surely, cured by The same means. None who
know the virtues of these Pills will neglect 10
employ,th when suaeriOg from the disorders
they cure, such as Headache, Foul Stomach,
DyseDtery, Bilious Complaints, Indigestion,
Derangement of the Liver, Costiyeness or Con-
sipation. AS a Dinner Pill they are both a.
greeahle and efecual.
PGIcE % CTS. PER BOX, OR FIVE BOXES Foe 81.
Prepared by Dr.. j. c. AVER, x Co., Lowell, Mass.
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TO Cunsumptives.

FHtHE Advertiser, having been restored to
4 health in very few weeks by very
simple remedy after having suffered several years
with severe lung aection, and that dread disease
Cohsumption-is anxious to make known TO bis
feow-suferers the means of cure
TO all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used, Gree of charge,) with directions
for preparing and using the same, which the will
find CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoN-
cnrrIs, @c. The only obec. of the Advertiser in
sending the Prescription is TO benefit the afflicted,
and spread II rmaion which be eonceiyes to be in
valuable, an ehopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessh
Parties wishing the prcsc rip,ion will please ad-
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County New York.
T3 .months.1
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u ew 4 opertise ments.
A LLEGHENY MALE AND k
1A -. FEMALE SEMINARY
&AENSBUEgG, Bedford Co., PA.
CHAS II GEPF & d pna..all
CHAS. II. GERE a. B.. PrlDclnal.


Miss S. J. BRTM, Preceptress,
Miss A. L. BRIM, Teacher on Piano Forte.
This institution, under the supervision Of the a.
bove named persons, assisted by other competent
Teachers, affords full in Mathematics,
Natural Sciences Languages, and Bellies Lettre.
In Music. Painting, &C., il gives extended nstruc-
tion The Winter Term will commence on Jan. 13.
1867. Students admitted at any time. Habits OF.
health, System, and piomptness. views, moral, So
cial, and domestic, are here made prominent OBJ
jects of tuition. That the physical powers, as
well as the mental, may be cultivated Calisthen-
ic eyfrc,sse are necessary-here the Students
meet esch day for systematic physical exercise.
dh2O k0 Will pay for board, including fur
DLZ.0U nished rooms, room rent, fuel and
tuition in common English, per term of eleven
weeks. Extras, at moderate charges, even less
than heretofore, or than the circular calls for.
Students prepared for the highest class in coll
lege. u
For Circulars, or particulars, address
CaAS. H. GERE. A. B.,
Dec. 81, 1861. Ransburg, Bedford Co.. Pa.
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BEDroRp LycEuM.-The members Of he
Bedford Lyceum are respectfully invited to
meet al The Court house, on next Saturday ew-
ming for The purpose Of reorganizing. Al LEX
KING President, J. PALMER, Secretary.
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--
MARRIED
G3 months.1

BERKHIMER--CLAY YCOMB.-On the 26
lust, at the ST Clarsvillc Parsonage by the Rev.
N. E. Gilds, Mr.Wilian Berkhimer of Union
Township, 10 Miss Henrietta Claycomb, of St.
Clair Township.
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THING OF Beauty, Is A JOY FoaEveR.-
Who can be beautiful with sickly pale COM
plexion. Keep the pores of the skin free and
the blood pure, and your cheeks will vie with
the Rose and Lily. The Skin is formed with
thousand OF pores in evely inch OF surface whose
office il is to carry off the impurities of the
blood-ihe acknowledged cause of all diseases
of mankind-when it IS dry and parched--
when il is covered with eruptions--when it Is
cold and cammy--when there is inward fever
or naammation--ll is impossible for the skin
under these circumstances to perform is proper
functions, ard 10 carry off the impurities from
the body designed by our Creator.
JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS
remove these obstructions, and produce free and
healthy blood, remove the erup'ions from the
skin, and cause it TO brighten with the flush of
youth and beauty. Beanty SO much admired aud
loved Beauty without paints and cosmetics
but beauty produced by health and happiness
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all
Miedicne Dealers.
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF TIE
TREASURY.

Mr.. Chase, the Secretary of The Treasury,
submitted his annual report to Congress, On
Monday week. The report is very lengthy
and one of great Importance, as in 1t we have
the expenses of the government placed before
US and the suggestions OF the Secretary as 10
how the money is TO be raised to meet the
indebtedness. He says the expenses of the
government, on the present army and navy
footing, Tor the year ending June 80, 1869,
will be S543,406, ,422. This amount he thinks
will be raised as follows, viz:
From Customs, lands, Sc, S 1909 .73l
Loans already realized, 1877, 242,5SS
Loans authorized. 75 449, ,675
Proceeds OF direct tax, 10000. 900
Total, 1925, Sol 1874
This leaves deficit of $2l3, 3,90l,42s, to be
provided for This de6ci: he proposes TO raise
IN three ways. The direct taxes OF the loyal
States to furnish twenty millions, dotIes on liq-
uors, tobacco and other luxuries, twenty mil
lions more, and the tax on incomes, ten mil
lions. To make up the balance he proposes
that the government shall issue Sl50,000,000
in federal paper currency 10 take the place of
cur present bank notes.
To order to raise revenue he recommends the
taxing OF tobacco, bank notes s,carriages, legacies,
stills and distilled liquors; and further in
crease OF duties on sugars, tea and coffee.
He thinks the war will be ended by the mid
die OF next summer, but still he makes estl-
mates for another year of warfare, after the
3Oih of June next. Hc estimates the amount
of the national debt on the lst of July, 1863,
naae huadred Millions of dollars.
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DUHLEC SALE

DUgEEC SALE ai
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE e
THE subscriber viii! offer at public sale, on the
premises, in Napier township, on
SATURDAY, FEBRU.ARY isi,
The following valuable property:
The "Wonders Tract,' belonging to the estate Of
Thomas McCreary, decd, containing
1877 Acres and 10l perches,
with the usual allowance, hlving thereon erected
one Two Story Log Dwelling House, a Double Log
Barn, and there is also good orchard of fruit trees
thereon about rs cleared and under fence
and acres in good meadow adjoining lands Of Her
bert Otto, Solomon Suter, Daniel Hess and others.
TERMS Will be made koown on day of sale.
HENRY TAYLOR, Ex'r.
Jan. 3, 1862. of Thos. MeCreary, decd.
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WAsHlNaroN, Dec. 9
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

GOVERNMENT STABLES DESTROYED
FIVE HUNDRED HORSES. DESTROYED, AID
1900 SETS OF HARNESS. BURNED.
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S95 u EMPLOYMENT 1879!
ENTs W A NTEpI.

We will pay from s25 to s75 per month, and all
expenses, to active Agents, or give commission.
Particulars sent free. Address Erie SEWING Ma
CHINE CoMrANY, r. JAMES. General Agent, Milan,
Ohio. a
Aug. 90, '6i.
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A DMlNIsTRATOR's NOTICE.
IA Letter of administration having been
granted to the subscriber on the estate of Miranda
Ridde decd, all persons indebted to said estate are
hereby notified to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN w. CRISMAN,
Jan. 3, $685.. ftI admir-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

The number of regular troops DOW in and around
Washington amounts 10 about 5000, consisting OF
companies Of he let, %, ith 9Th, and 9Th Cavalry
and the ID, 81, 4th, 9th, sh 9ih and 10th Infantry
Many Of the troops under orders to march 1T 10
minutes notice, aud the officers have provided them
selves with outfits for n long campaign.
4 branch office for the GENERAL mounted service has
been orcued the foot Of Broadway. The principal
reudezyou. in Hudson stree. has been very unsuc-
oetsful lately.
III addition to the 81 offcer5 who were retired by
the last Army Retiring Board, there are 81 Office rs
still in the army who, having served upward OF ~
year,, are entitled to be retired upon their pay
proper and four riiors per diem, in accordance with
The act OF Aug. 3 1861. Among these l. Col Gusia-
vus LoomIs 5'h Ief.ltry. in command Of Governor 8
leland who has served II years.
AZ the Brooklyn Navy-YsIi the steamer IA
nawLa aul scLo0negs Eacer, Williams, and Glif-
iiihs have ut ln-i been put into commission. Tie
official l-t OF their officers has already been given.
Capt. r. B. Ellison ia detached from the ,loop-of-
war Richmond and viii JON tie savannah now oil
Hampton Roads. Cap'. Alden Is expected to take
hi. ia e. on board the Richmond.
The following yes.els have arrived at the yard
The schoouers II. Jones and Carlton, belonging 10
CAPT Porers expedition, and the Jackson, lately
belonging 20 the Union leuy Company. The West
lolc will arrive on Friday. The two lnttcr boats
have ben fitted out ft Mr. Westeryelt's yard.
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his mind has been 80 much disturbed on account OF
receiving from Government more than the bare cost
If the steamer, Notwithstanding the great advance
IN materials, that be has not been able for his HE TO
look at the clearly. Had it been cargo OF coal
which had advanced 100 per cent on bis hands,
think he would have bad no difficulty in seeing it.
As to my charge Of $4,000 for eilectlDg sale, were
il not sufficient answer TO say that il was matter Of
unmistakabe agreement between myself, the direct
ora and stockholders, the romance of the all
vani'hes when the thing is understood.
Two thousand dollars Of the anon was paid for
copperiug the steamer; over s 600 Of the amount
wac my own part Of the divident--ss nearly one
third owner of the steamer; II 80 was the regular
ship brokerage that | paid Mr. Morgan; $40 was
the amount | paid discount on Treasury notes. \
modest charge for salary os President ana for travel
ing expenses during the year would have been at
least 81 $780, that tie enormous sum Of 81 so re
NAMED as the temptation to indnce me 10 delraud
the other stockholders on the steamer.
II any one thinks that sum il uiiiClent, modesly
20 him that he may add 90 the amount 5000 and
it vii not cover what il has been my privilege 10
chcsriu!y and freely contribute to companies, regi-
meuts, aud individually ~ help pui down this wick
cd rebellion; IN addition 70 which, the Government
are well aware that all the energy and means at nay
dsTosal have been devoted TO provide them adequate
facilities 10 attack the rebels ia their strong hO'ds,
and 20 defend our coast against any foe. And am
confident that orr will ere many DAYS make
the heart OF every patriot rejoice and the knees OF
every enemy tremble.
Allow ne IN this connection to say one word in
reWrd 10 Government contracts: So far az contracts
with the Navy Department are concerned, have
the mrahs O. knOwng-nOt guosslng-that there nas
been money lost tan made during the last nine
months ~ building both vessels and engines; and 1
have heard the Secretary Of the Navy more severely
centutet by parties suffering under their losses thai
Yours, 10. c. s. BUSHNELL
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THE FORWARD MOVEMENT.

Mr.. u. o. Bradley member Of the Republican
General Committee Of Kings County, and we'll
known in this city, writes TO The Star TO the follow
ing effect:
W..HINGroS, Jan. i6 1902.
Having spent the last two days and nights on the
outmost lines Of our advance on the Potomac, and
having. by accident enjoyed what ] consider ian
unusually favorable opportunity for acquiring in.
formation, have arrived at the following con
illusions:
That our Government is constantly IN receipt Of
the moot worthy intelligence from tie rebel hnes
and that i, is thoroughly posted as to their strength
n designs.
That the army on the Potomac will not advance
mill some positive advantage has rc,uled from iu-
ellis division in Kentucky, aud Burnsices expedition
on the coast
That the army il now ready. and that Gen. Me
Cl.llan expects 10 take the field anost at once. a
BrigaderGenerGl, whOse command Is on the ex-
Irene Outposi. told that he was acting under or
d,rs in holding hs men ready for immediate adj
vance, have no doubt but that the most ultra on
to-Rchmond" men will have occasion TO DO fully
satiefed within ten days.
Respectfully, yours, ID U. BhApLEf'
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MIR. BUSHNELL EXPLAINS THE "STARS
AND STRIPES" AFFAIR.

NyssRs. EDuoRs:-I am much pleased that IN
bringing the case OF the Stars aud StIeH before the
public In connection with other cares where mani
fest frauds appear, AN opportunity - offered Tor
few words Of explanation, which VIII make II ovi-
dent that although We realized very handtone re-
turn for our investment and the rick we took, yet
every dollar was honestly aud fairly Obtained, aud
a ful consideration given 10 the Government.
First. the charter WIS secured ~ $1,000 per
month-we 10 pay every expelsr. This looks large,
and pro,ed v,ry proft.ble. I}u. lad the Govern
mcni used Der with ordinary patch Ia the busi efs
for which she was chartered, VIZ: 10 run between
Now-Y ork aud Wa-hin ton, she would bnve made
three trps per- BiOHt aud aH ibe lowest termr ii'
could secure on application at tle "ow-iofh "i'ii'
Insurance Co. - on the day Of he charter, Was pei
cent per trip the cOrt for Insurance would have b'
s. 400 per month and the Company wonid "dnsuy
have suffered lOts On The clmter. bnI Wa "''
good fortune that they kept her quite Iise p1 o'
tho time at Fortress Monroe nj no i'' iof '"''
and very h.ie expense for fuel. "a
Now n. 10 the sale. / admit we received "h NJ
,a,,ce an her cost that looks large bn' hn" o''
money been in many OF Tie maleIi,lS o ""'' 80
cos constructed IL would have PAID ls m",i oeue''
4. Ike one article for AN illn'uh'io". "o w."
nsed in her construction cost ~ per 'ho"h'''
lybeu we sold her, it WAS ~ great demand al iom
Rat Il il enough 10 ,ai-fy every one that cae BE-
sati fled that it is possible TO he honest and h'
.nytbing 10 30 in providing the Government WI
me,.us to put down the rebellion, wien s'y tu"t
Capi. Charles Mallory o. Myeli the constructor "i
De stare and Stn,cs has within aiow day. launched
another steamer from his yard, almost the eAa,'
Counterpart o. our steamer win lev ieet in iehs'
added: and am informed by the owners, that Ole
cost so near 600 800, that tLoy would rather keep
her than sell her lor one dollar less than that sum
and bad charged tho Government aS much per tHn
for H.. Stars and Stripes IN an now paying ger iGh
for tie building OF ht,amers somewhat heavier, rue
would have realized ms much Iar4rf sum INN
eaOOOO-wbat 1 thought she was nelly worth nt
ihe time made the rale, aud what now kno"
would only have Teen fair price
one word as 10 my testimony ard thnt oi Mr. Ben
cdct, which seem to conflict l am pofitivo MT
10y statement were perfectly True "h' tft''- ].
regafd to MIR. Benedict, thinA 1t wa Lla riooil1"
to state te cue correctly he understood ~ Dot
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-oou6,uco Of Tie IllIldelpLia Pre,s.

AND TIE ACCOMMODATES FOR TIE PhiS-
ONERs. -
NAsHNCTOS, Jan. ~, 1862.
On Saturday afternoon, 81 , O'clock the female
fr, iors confined in the Sixteeerih-street prison,
were. by order Of Provost MarsLal Porter, removed
20 the Old Capitol Prison. where quarters have been
proyided for them. Before entering the carriage
hat ,as 20 convey them 10 their quarters, the
prisoners took an appropriate farewell Of all tier
ouardr-ilrs. GTceIhOw saying 20 one OF the sol
diers Goodbye, sir trust that IN the future you
may have uoliereml loyment than that OF guarding
de.ensel.ss women" Mrs. Gfeenhow aud Baxter
then advanced 70 Lieut.. sheldon, who lad charge Of
III prison quarters and thanked bin iOrthe uniform
courtesy and kiudrcfs lie had shown them during
their confinement; while little kose Gfeohhow, who,
al the Request Of her mother, VIII be inprFCnrt with
her, threw her arme about the Leatenante neck
and embraced lin.
Whom Rose GIeenLCW entered the pf4sOn at Old
CAPITOL lil, she navel remarked 10 Lieut.. " God,
You have got one Of the lardcet little rebels here
that ION ever faw. But taid the, "n you get
along with ne az we'll - Lieut.. Sheldon, you will
have 40 trouble" Mr.. GIeeuhow then, tuning 10
her daughter, raid 10 her. Kose, y0n must be-
| ful what you say here Rose, however, DID Lot
seem 10 think that the caution was at all nccoesary
and that she would fare well ia her lew quanois.
The prisoners are quarefed on tie recond door, in
tie northeast end Of the j.il. Each room il fur
nished with q round table, 50 chairs, aud bed
comfortable, though not eXtrayagant in style The
prisoners are incarceaod III se araic rooms aud to
Mrs. GreenhOw was given tie choice OF her accom-
modaiOns-thc daughter bang provided for In the
same with her mother. Each Of the apartments
contains great fire. IA fact, their accommodations
are Of the mos, comfortable character, and, although
rot 10 rich in adornment those Of the SiAteeNI"-
street Pson, stin obey will have no cause oil COM
plant.
This morning, when the rain was descending IA
torrents nnd tie sidewalks and streets were Of the
most impossible condition, we again vithed Tie
Slxteenhsreet JAIL the late quaiers OF the priaon-
crs referred to. AS we approached tho PRISON we
were again challenged by the guard, WI" ihis TN"
sheltering himself from the rain IN tic door~ az
OF the building. We had seen faces al TIE Window
OF the upper stories when we entered mere ale"
days be ore, but now they were gone. But one per
son, we knew now confined III the pIisOn, "as hIirr
i.ille Poole, whose duration, by.lhe-by, ~ us pac
Is Of short duration she having been released On r
parole, and viii love tis city tomorrow ior fo'-
weas Monroe, from which point sie viii prore.o
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MOVEMENTS or TRANSPORTS.

Tie United Sfnies rteam-transPort Oriental sailed
On Monday evening for Annapolis, where she VIII
,,t, ~ horses aud troops for hey West.
Tbc limited St..fe- si.am-ransport MaiHnzas, lying
n, Pie, No. 4. y. H., Inns nearly completed loading
and will .nil Tomorrow. She lss cargo Of provi-
,,on, and nsnuuiuon aud will ALEC carry 300 troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

The BRooKLrS CRY RAILROAD CoAPANr'-As
the recent annual election for officers OF this Com
pany, Mr.. Henry r. Pierson was again chosen Pres
ident C.. C. Belts, Yice-PiesideIt and Treasurer.
and c. W. Belts, Secretary.
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--I.d AWAY. pork i. now ceiling for 10 cents in

sacked away. Pork iS now selling for 10 cents In
.he couuSry. IN 49,, h
/ understand that two more regiments VIII reach
herein few days and that he Government Is InnN-
~. ~ ~locing an army of 10 0C0 men at this point.
The health Of the solditrs bele ], unuSu ~ e"V9'
Tive onvfl,n in which thi. letter l. lnrl0esd is q
sre,lmen Of what IL being mao III Ne VIA NoT'u
State by taking a Thousand tIey may o. o.eS w AZ
four for one cent-neary as 'heoP as tug we an
lees ever SOLD them. Say "D"' 20" wiz mp az
Wrinkle is vice awake
sHP ISLAND, FTC.
2ze n O. Dlta Of tie 10th is " ehaling its
sidos, over ,be Yankees a, Snip Island. Tic e.
itor says;
Ute news Of the capture Of the City Of
Biloxi ua. sent thrill OF JOY throughout Yankee
dom. Another cotton port bas been opened cay
they and England vii soon be able to obtain Lei
"Tare cotton ports bave now been opened by
the Nai hoes-Hatferas, Port Royal, ond Biloxi
cat NOE chat cotton still sells IN hcN-i ON a.
IS cents pound, which is a cG'ilnsiy h8h IN,
CON lerur the fact That ;hI,e whole cotton pVi'' d"
she South are ROW Ofen 10 Yankee coH'I'i'S' 80
Tire editor goes on 10 say, IN a soiAe"'''' 'iO''
savage strain: .;,,..
"ihoir reaI 4, ,ir..ion, urdouet'd'y "a elleer
NobIl- OF Neyv.O1oans, but m@-' ~ OO''5 80 Wv.
The question then aIi.rs, Why 90 - Do' - -
along Here sthe lar'0-' en-! % w ,t,,'eb
IS q genuine cotton Tor' nor Il o'c's Vu' 'I''.-
ftcrs b. fi.fo OF no too .eic 90 present. mere
,r( b,,s.+,s Irr, e.. would Wc'.one The lnicui-
eenCe 81 .ie r.iss o. Tie od scnF Vas true, ana
I'm. p. .svuue Butte. Nan coming % town ioe
vav onpu. aud ,'' c.'".s CLONES VIII os ~
oaei.I Mia tbe Ci@ renee Only between defeating
5-.,,. Ind manly zoe -al sGcI r.ce Of sneaLlDs
.ns5s.,i,sas the Bcii Runners o. the North
paICts 'r NF".vrlE 'Ns .,.-,,.
'.' st'-. oL ''''''''' ' w..
h fii.. ea....rl la0si y h.t bush. "a 800. g.
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TERs-A DESCRIPTION or TIE BUILDING,
AND TIE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR TIE PRls-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-28
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
ANOTHER VALUABLE PRIZE.


Capt. David Porter, U 8. N, whose signal ser
vices in the Lower Mississippi have rendered
him conspicuous, reached Washington this
forenoon, having sailed with his ship. the octo-
rora. from New Orleans on the 18th ultimo. She
came into Hampton Roads, whence he immedi-
ately preceded on TO this city. According to
bis report made to the Navy Department, on the
oath inst he captured, after exciting chase the
British iron screw steamer Tubal Cain, In lati-
tude 81 deg 81 min. north, longitude - deg. %
min. west. She was then steering northwest by
north for the port Of Charleston. She sailed from
Nassau, n. P, on Sunday, the 2Oh July inst, in
company with two other steamers, all loaded
with arms and munitions Of war; and If not in
tercepted, the others are, by this time, safe In
port. The evidence against the Tubal Cain is
very clear, the fact that she 10 loaded with NUM-
tions OF war, and was steering for Charleston,
being sufficient to condemn her There is, how
ever, much other corroborative evidence that her
Grand was 10 run the blockade She had not
broken bulk since leaving Europe in April last,
and had been waiting for month at Nassau to
run the blockade. Her cargo Is very valuable
being, 1t is understood, almost entirely Of arms
end munitions Of war. The captain tried during
the chase to rid her Of the saltpetre she carried
but was taken with thirty tons Of 1t still on board
Capt. Porter sent her to New York for condemna.
tiOn