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Arrived.

sv.m.r Anthracite. Jones. Philadelphia, Lopez Kirt.
steamer FrsnIiu, Young. Baltimore. 10 VILLAS
stsam.r T.eony. Pierce. Philadelphia md'. to Lopa
s,..nsr ws,.eh..s.r Davis Pr.vla..os nAs. V Edw~d
sypnsr.
steamer Long Branch Powers Fertr." Monroe % hours,
'' Sesame sr .,,h. South TO- 81. woOdhu from cru.
Steamer Hoadar, ~. g. Gregory tfom eru'. s,sw Ard
ssp Has, t.fMy.c,. Hom.. ch.m.. t~.. eo... Mex.
Hsd very sh weather the .u,rs passage May IS ls' - %
May "a at a. Of s. Ion IS y ": .~ ship +. HoIs for
for England jane 20 at q q y lon o. a. steamer
s. a.. . H:a MeS. s benz. iof . =
bss, boad aid sOs tbs ps9ento ihs 1'h
ship Hunbold. Oisn Boy,.r. CuIh.v.n Jan. u,d..
snd as pas. 10 r. 81. sou,n Edys. Passed the Shetland
adss eo"ed the Bsnt. June 81 end saw large number
OF eebers ,ncs then bad foss aud ishi and winds
June 8, OF tho shetland hani' 'po1o 'hip Leaad nom
Ss,o Wfarsr .da C.rJis 20 day., railroad iron to
July l. lat 81 76 lon 81 u.s. spoke ship NeP'aneh hence
Bah Arsssa tor Prov,i.nc-) Potter New Orleans Jon.
IL osrs to master Jnne 49, daring fog went sshor-
Blysntins Beach three miles n. Of Aosecomb ls, and
vas sot % July with bot i,,e dsusgs BY toe Undervht
err ,r.n, ana the BY tho sssm-.ux l.. Boardman
B,rs hord Aw-riI. Frsilrch. Bremen May 10 md.e.
a. go bs.rt.a bg = bar. E.n Alton. crai.n: FOX pr
vsteer. day boarded BY u b. steamer Honduras
Blk EllIs B. tof WATERFALLS. Ens) Riches. Newcastle 81
d.y. coal % kF. ". Meyer May 3D. lai. ~ g. lou. 81
90 .pol. b. shp Shannon, from London for h.urfi1,
Bra Pouna DAM BIseiwod,, Cafseoa June 20, hide,
10 Dovsl. Co 49,
srhr Mile, standsh. Atwood, Washington, ID. c. days
h.h to Wsodruh 1 kobinson.
sehr Fuoeh Moore. Allen. Washns,or D. C., days bal.
las, 20 master.
Schr John Lsu sey langley Providence.
schr Robert Palmer. wilton. New bern, ~ C., dsys In
bel 10 nss,sr
schr. J. Van Zlndi. Wooimin. " guiA. wood
sehr. VIM C,p~.. Wan San-. Nirsuis. wood.
sehf. y. Lesseli. Gibson. Nirgisis, wood.
schr T. ~ .on iiili. L alock. Portland, stone.
Schr. steel Martin. New.ha,sn. balissi.
schr Mary Ellen Case. GtesEpor foF Albany.
Sch, Alpnc Pfs.ce EliEsbefh non for Nostlr.
schr Crroins Cornels. Reed. Ae~bursa. lumber for
Port Ro,sl
schr. Marietta Cray Rondou,, cement for Por,smcuh.
schr TeIosaph tbr) Curry Wsnd'o T.. D.. 10 dsJ',plas
te 20 ID. X. Dc Wolf
schr Felipe (Swodh) Stevenson 81 Kirs Juue IT, VIA
Hutin. 2Jd and Somhrero dsy moiAsscs 10 Ross
Wood Go July O. lat ~ s. Lon Il A. 'poSo bark Frank
lin, Of ard noun Boston for Nsw Orlesns day. out
schr Ju.uee Taylor. South Piss X. l.. days, DAB TO
Woodruff r Rosn.on.
Barge Laura ChIi,tophsr, Baltimore udss 70 WIN. Dali
tslL
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To MarfneYs.

RrEsrlBLsHxESr os Cars HKNRr LIGHTHOUSE, AND
DucoxrIsuAsCs 81 TAIL OF HoRsx.sHos Li0ar.VnuRL--
EsrHASCH TO CuxsAPEAkn BAT, NA-Ths lighthouse ai
Cape OF entrance to Chssspsshe Bay
hos rsstahsh-d end tho Light will be exhibited there
nom ths evening OF the 18Th IoIms Ju and on every
pifht thereafter froo snnrso " sunsst
Tho Illuminating sppsrsus conssts OF sscondodsr Sre
mol lsns showing hrsd white light ct en- elevation OF 1923
feet shove level, aud the light under Ordinary
tho osphee should be from the deck Of vessel
distance OF IL miles
Simultaneous with tho sIhhltisn Of this light the fht
vessel heretofore stationed Of the Tall ef tho Horseshoe
hich designed substitute for tho Cape Henry light
bou 90, will 10 dsoontingod aud removed. BY order
w. Is. SHU BRICK. Chairman.
Treasury Department. Ofieo Light house Board
Warrington City, June q, 1919
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Pa.sengers Smiled

Morrison, A. kendall New Yo,t Mr. and Mrs, David Bed.
ford Jo".y Ctyi VIM Kyo, IT,, and son. pser.on, o:
Schmidt. Trinidad do Cubs f. 0gusl, NewOfe.nsi Mss
consin Mira L. G.utisr Mr. and Mrs Beauchsny Mes'
morss Mrs.. Haley. England j. BIu.s. New.Yolt VIM.
Ia; Capt. A. do Csuedo. and Others In the stsersss.
In sam,ap Columbia 10, Ne.c. 0ysass-Mrs Jones and
bow Mr. J. K Murphy and boy T. W. Godsoorough, ). c.
Britton D. Finkls col C. L. MolInesuI c. Lyle Mise
sssory. C. Levns, MI" T. Pu'on' Frsot Harry Ms e.
Rouschs snd boy Mira IL. Cbsppn and boy. ii. Hilbert, L.
Msrnn, d. Cschat R. 8. Csuldn. Mrs. Csawsy.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Cosvrcrioy OF MURDER ~ THE FIRST DHGREr.
-Mch,s ksnny tried ia the King County Coert Of Oyer
and 1Nmner Tor the hinr Of JOAN Ravensbur I'm uoeey
store, corner Of Faon add Albany sveuuss some ws"s'
Of BY thrustinx buchsrknife through bic Abismsn,
ssaue instant death yesterday FOND guilty OF
uurds ia N. l degree Kenny under tho Influence
auor lie oagssd distufbsnee In the store ard dove
tho proprietor Rsvsnssng Who ~ss smpoy'd there,
b.ins strctei by the nos entered aside door ani a. h'
mad. spps.sucs Kenny o, him with inife. which
be tooh the counter and sbb.d him thfse tunes In the
abaoen The sooased will he sentenced on ths 10th inst
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RAILROAD AccrDrST.-A FERROUS accident 90
Cured on Tuesday morning on the Avon, Gencseo
and Mt. Morris Railroad. The train coming from
Mt. Morris to Avon broke through the bridge over
Canaseraga Creek near SIT. Morris, and locomotive,
tender baggage and passenger car ali went down IN
q heap. There were bat few passengers In the
train. Richard +. Fitzbngh. wel.kpown citizen
Of Mt. Morris, was instantly killed. man had a
leg broken. lie was Q stranger, and his name Is
not reported.
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h IT MuRDERt-TM Esses Record, c. W., 70.
man named Clovis Msisonv,rle died 10 Sandwich
East, under circumstances which seem TO justify an
investigation. According to the statement OF his
neghbors, il appears that deceased, who was .
friend of Mr. O'Cnnor's, was taken by Some Of his
friends who favored Rankin. made drunk, and kept
locked up aud we'll piled with whisky 30 as TO pre-
vent him from exercising bis franchise In favor Of
Mr.. O'Connor. He died, and on Sunday was
buried. II this IL not murder what 10 III"
Toronto Leader
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C.mbridrc Cattle Market.

RnyoNTrD soR IHa n T. TaIsUns. ~ ESQ. Rpyr.
July and 3. 1859
Whole number f Cattle at market 3a3I about $50 Bssvss
aid IS Stores eonsstipE vi Working OAsD. Aneh Cows
ans and three year oda
PsIcnor MAHKsr BHU.-EIus 90 oof&8 73i nu 1uh
ity re second qualify t7db1 u.s. third quality - rs
PHIoss o. broas OArTLa-W orEps OIsn per pair cleo
$50, Co~s and Calves from 30 OF To fOJ Year Lingo
uonsi 1we-ysn-olds. nonet Three ear.olds. rous.
sheep and LAmLs $50 ~ un,ssI prcos In lots, A26
81 81 zach, sIra. ~. e. or tom JG@to. d. Spring
Lsnbs from - Iod4t IS
SusnfR yRon ZACH Stair
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THE RECENT yIcTomrs.-The Mayor OF Brook
lyn La. entity waited upon BY osns urng him 70
case. sssd lumin.oa In honor Of th- rost victories
achieved bv our III, Idea meets hi appreciation
bot sutp,ou Of fsw day. DELAY In order to .'c.fisn
tho remit of the impending battle bows"n he Huies ei
Usnsfals Assds and Lee viii probably be acted upon
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FATAL RUx-OvgR AccTDEST.-On Wednesday
afternoon Mchscl Csney boy years Of sse was run over
At the corner OF Leroy Wet streets by one Of the Hud
SON River Railroad cara ard instantly killed. Tho boy va:
trying to climb the tho time Coroner Collin aeld
a. in Qusst on the body.
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MiIiiarp Notices.

HyApouAarsRa PRovosT-MAnsHAL, J
SEw-YoRK, July 0, 1851.
Tho Drafting Of Persons liable to Military
Duty to oil the quota required under the orders Of the
President Of the United States viii take place At these
HesdquaItsn on MONDAY ns.s July Il, 1885, It 10
o'clock q
Persons liable In the hrst subdistrc sonsstirs Of Ne
xvIII.h Ward will arst Be drswa The drswiny will Do
public
BENZ. =. MANIERRE,
stMsrshs-
SPENCER KIRBY,
Commissioned OF Board Of Enrollmsak
GEO w. WOODWARD.
Surgeon Of Board Of Enrolment.
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BORT War0ens' Noiice.
Sr,rg oF Nrw YORK.

Sr,rE or Nrw.YoRK.
PoRr.WARDKS- OFFICE No. l0a Wall.st.S
NOTICE IL hereby given, IN accordance with
section OF tho Act passed April g. 1857 entitled Az
Adt 70 keorgsnz- tho Nsrdens Oic. tho Port OF New
Nck TO all persons Interested n, haylu. charge of the
subject matter OF such inquiry examination survey that
The following Vessels are now uudol examination by thu Port
WAdcns and thst the said surveys examinations viii be
COMPLETED within ten days nsIt succeeding tAis notice.
hoard ssia ytsscls:
Dig NO 10 r. X
,'h"ohct bocA
ocsoohct IA
g. "A. BRAiHALL, fiesident
:. Als's uEAAEAS Secretary
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The sloop Rhode Islsnd Remington Of and nom Prev
dsncs for NewYsrt ashore the night Of the It'll
during os and would probably be sos on the neIt hist
water
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cutter for ~ snd service
va. ed from the yard Of NJ Ihons. Stack. toe foot
Of North sinh asst, Broohyo, u. d. lis dimensions are.
ensb 100 feet breadth n feet depth 10 oot burden 400
tune IL Is called the A,buclot Another wise caf' IL
Ia course Of construction ~ thu SANE yard i~l bsoV
tuus borden
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FIR IN East TrsTn SrRErr.-About o'clock
yesterday onins hte discovered In the bries build.
pt No "a East Tenth ses Owned aud escopsd by Haf'
G. Caten, coppsfsuihs shop Damage sbout e4oO
iasursd for bo,0e In CITY compaBiss
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July sships-Resoiue. Emerald Isle. II. Dudsy. Ellen
Austin Ann T.. Thompson.
BaIks-Thor. Loonss Robert Leonard
Bhss-Lsdy Head. Delphi, ComTenIA
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ACCIDENTAL Yesterday morning
Coroner Bnrfsu held inquest No. 7d North Sixth street
Breollyn. T.. d., toe body Of eafman nsued John
Smith, who osms 10 hi. desh "wednesday herno'n by
ddniinr IN ounce OF aadsnani, believing to 10 brandy
Tho deoossed 20 yss Cd aud ie-'os wife and four
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Bnil0inq fildlsriaIs.

MARBLE MANTLES.--T best place in the
WI city to purchase cheAp snd well tsished MANiLes
at i. KLABER,S MANTLE MANUFACIoAi,N No. u! h@,'
isthst 3d-av ~ T. Cut THIS oo ara .ife lib 49,
EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint
10 u cts foot. accortins 10 eouoil9a AND .s e,h
RANTFO 500 Grsnd.st, 81 Pnkow. ~ bS"eiy, 80 ~
sy sg sth.sy, a. sth ay IL 1shsL, Niisn'bssH AHS
oornet Of D1iordst and Futonay, bTook4
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GryIAruRa ALMANAC.
s,n-R,s.s 81 Issta..........73o Mssa-Rise'. msri
bi.u wArER tbs
sandy Heet. Loo Gov Island. ii dsu0&s... e;E
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CoNx,ncr or BnooELrs following !, 4

number OF v.,. from which were discharged dnr
ins the onih Of uue the HTooklya wh.e.: Ssr nd
uol,.... 49, no rsl so,s' O. IRON coal H. bs..i, p
saoned sulphur dye~ooj hide and ~ool. III COT
fee a. mahosAny, II Tut, bsmp, sat, cotton, III
palm oil, l.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of COuuciImen.

0OHEW VI CUuuC11Htus
OyrolL STATED Ssssios. Thu, sday July ., 1893
The Board met 10 sdjourament Chamber
No. rs City Hall
Prssent-Csuncilmen Webster. Cav. Me0rsth, AM
VBrisn.
quorum not answering to their names At rol.cs the
Clerk declared that the Beard s.ood sdjoarnsd Monday
'''A ''' JAs1 NJ swEENY, Clark
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Thirty..eyen,h Regiment Ncw-York yclan,
Eos, ano fcuu6.

CTRAYED on the I'd inst, from the pasture Of
the subscriber Pleasantly e Town OF Moant Pleas
at County y. J.. bAs ..OASE, about 20
had. high long switch tat ai rtl wnie spot In The
foehsso liberal reward will be Tii ior ns fst a. o. ~
io,oTw.tion ,,aaiis 70 ii. recovery MILTON HIATT.
Pl.sssntvilIe or hyatt MOUNT. l2+ W.rensI. \. Y.
ola REWARD will he PAID for Return Of
~ ~ MoCniNG BIRD waich dew Away from No
10 Eas. .6th-.t. on VA.
SDS REWARD Will be paid, aud no qles-
Up 81 zion, asked. feI tho recovery u
No 80 lsl for II Shares SewYok C,ntgsl hs'cad etocS
stolen from No 20 .ths Tao transfer has been snesI-
Adde'S WM. AL>OP, No. 60 7ths;., v. T.
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BRooKLrs CITr CouRr, Monday, July l3.-Nos
J. ~ IS, ", o. %, 3D.
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lIct0W.
Mem er0udn,

Bat-Arsels Caroline ut.l), from Ps.rmsi big Ken
nebsc
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Passengers Arrived
In sohoone, Ee,tpse. Jron Sc RHss-hrs Amory, Hugt
Brown snd two children, Miss HAL
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CosoRAruL.ToRr.--1lo loyal men Of East New
Yorh had Illumination lss nisLt IN houor Of the
victories Of OeLsTss Grant and Meade.
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HxADeyAKTsRs PRovosr MARsHAL-
srxrH DJsTrrcT OF NKw-foRK No. 1876 6.h-av. }
The NnuOraI Corps Of Hepor.

MEN WANTED FOR TIE INVALID CORPS.
Faithful Soldiers Of sood character who from wonnos or
the ycsstudcs tncspscsied for scve held duty
will ony be- received. Ens,meut for three yeas pn.'
States Infantry except that DO premiums or bounty or E
ismea. VIII be lowed joining this Corps vii not nv.'
dste sny pensions bounes which may DO due for Pfsy
service. A.. H.,
Hospitals ana other puohc buildings snd e. Clerks Odsea
10 nscssssIy they will be assigned to Fors and Gar
CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION.
Tho applicant must sbtsn the Certificate Of the Board OF
Enroluient Of his Congressional District -
/ That the applicant 10 unfit for service In the teld
That he Il ht Tor the duties ~ some Of them indieaed
/ That no. now In the ssrvics. be vu hon0'sSy d'
4 That he 10 neri,ohous ard deserving
Fer the convenisnce Of service tho men VIII be selected
for three grades Of duty Those who por efficient and
b,s and cspsbs Of performing guard duty ETC. sc
viii be umed mnskets and assigned 70 e. anies OF toe
First Battalion Those Of the next degree OF snci'nsy IN
eudns ho have lost hand or IN N and tns ess
effective Including those who have lost loot OF eg ono
companies Of the Second Third Bstsiou' sey VIII Do
Uniicr~-sty Blu. With D.i Blus Trimmings
Fer Enlistment or luther inlofn.tion stp., 70 n,
JAMES w. FAIR, Boad
JAMES w POWELL. Z OF
CHARLES A LAMONT. )snfolnent
Duryee,s Zounyes.-Rserults wanted for the SD
Rsgim.at u. 8. Infancy Volunteers. Col CLEVELAND
WiSSLOW now reorszriEisS in tbi' city
$500 bounty paid o 4ea rssnlssns hom any fe'ufheo
regiment s,, ts $40,
the recruit being mustered into tie service
Regiment now in camp on Staten Island 80,
Keiisi ne ksts fIruisaed to tue families OF so4ien
h'a'A' ANU 'A''''' WM. H. CHAMBERS,
Cs,tsin 90. Z. aud X. o,
Mercer House. cor. bfosm- aid Msroef-'sa.
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Ue60lnq Car0s, sc.

AT ]. EyERDELLs, No. 500 Broadway,
styles Also sesls snd Silver poorPsie. elegantly engraved
A Il VIM. EVERDELL'S SONS lOA fulton-st.
"A WEDDING CARDS Fins Stsilonsry. to.ogsd Ia.
itisl Stampisk Monogsms Door sod Number Plates se
Prs"ss Blsak Boeks Checks. Nosss Labels 40 tSs's0
nshsd 1880
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U..povAnrax. PRovosr. MArsH.L.


errru DIsIRIcr o. NEw. YoaE, 30 lsJ 6tlsI)
Errollnlcnt.-Any per.on know Of any one 9s."-en
the AGES ~ and IS sos 70 do military duty esdns "a
this tie With Congressional DtTc;, whose name he hv res
rsotly OF indirectly iaoru tho ffovo' .As they
may be enrolled and throw tnsir share oi ire pucen
upon others All persons having gwen Ia a nies s i
mediate notify the Provost Marsha. thst IN tous name
real and sncs Tor that assumed wnich u neAy cA.e'
has been sscertained. JAMES W. rAEN :, 4,
Captain and Provost.Mar,hsi With District Asw'ferf-
Duryce's Zouaves.-Recrui's wanted for ihs 9Th
Rexiu.nt Nsw.Yo Infantry Volunteers Col CisvsIsns
Wusov recognizing II this city $50 o,Dny Pea 20
senlstins from ssy returned regiment eiS oosny
pad to new recruits 81 Premium paid upon tie rseTus
boiug nts tho service Reg nent noy IN camp on
Staten lsnd Relief tickets furnished 10 the families OF fo
disrs R..ions and uoiiorms f1rIisled WA II " hLh'
Captain Company H. and h o.. City Hal PAX ioaln 'ie
opposite Times Ofis-.
Join the 11th N. Y. State ARTILLERY, Col. w. A.
HON AID. coulmssd ng-Ihe isTs-s, sIsi- snd Oo'sin
preferred branch o. the service mus, apply uin-drey Al
ysuce on bountes AID relief certificates oven Hetufned
ks-oss Of the 9Th, 5,h sd and Marine Artillery VIII
find oi fienls and comrades IN ol' e!s niz4on AP!y
IN st.aiely, 20 Capt OEOhSE a - L.iE i, W. w
Broadway. up stairs
Thirty.sevenih Regiment Ncw-Tork yClan,
trers, Irish Rifles, Re0rSaniZ L., Lla-r cohllienl
OF Col. " NJ. DE LACY, l-ie hsJlr-hkChCllS W AMI
Ed for thi. Old wsluied Regiment soe a.! patriots are
iay,ed enroll themselves among Msn that Lave eshea
for themselves mans in the Amy OF tie Poonsc th,'
can never efsccd For particulars 90 20 bo'nty &C
apply a. Headquarters o. the Regiment No 20 pnnesi
Headquarters Loyal Brigade of the North
Jt..s4 10 Colonel NM BLISS, ofsel1las tae Brigade
ENROLLING OFFlCES-No - Broadway, oppoits tbs
City Hall No. C~nue-sl. oppoe ContfsLss Ohee. aid
No. 6 CouI.-st, Brootiyu, oppo'Me CITY h"-
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Mdehinern.

TODD e. RAFFERTY,, MACHINERY Meree"D sS
L 10 D,y. WORKS Paterson ~ slnp row
ay and ortabc Steam Engines ihu ul u. SKATING SC.
NNTANTED-A small ENGiNE ST. oGis', r',s
~ lm1, eompisse. Apply AZ store No. IL
BesknAns st. -
XyTATER wHEELs:-REYN0,LDs. "a T q T.
w EST--The best IeroSe " ,, u'f s,wsY sew.fork
,uss may be seen at oar eh'SSe AILCOrl UshERHlLA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06
More Rebel Iron Clads.

WAsHINoToE, November IA refugee
from Richmond, Northern wooden spin
Der, brings the intelligence that At Man
chester, near Richmond, on the James
River, q gunboat clad with three thick
nesses OF two inch iron is within six months
Of completion, and that at ROchetts at the
foot of Main street two other iron clads
are on the stocks; that sense of security
is so complete that large iron works and
private property are in process of con.
struction by man named Brady in Man
chester, and the machine shops at the Cen
trail Railroad depot have been greatly en-
larged, and two cotton factories have been
erected in Manchester. Permanent i'm
prOvements have been made in the Tredgar
works aud the bridges over the rivers
Two wooden factories in Manchester turn
out l, 450 yards of army cloth, which is
sold to the government for $35 yard.
The force under Lee is positively stated
to be now only $4,000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06

WASHINGTON, November 5.-Mr. Bokau-
an who was captured in the vicinity Of
OcOquAn Greek last Cbristmau, and lately
returned to bis home in Alexandria, has
Informed the Journal that Castle Thunder
is the only PRISON in Richmond, where
prisoners are allowed TO purchase anything.
Shortly after the battle Of Chiekamauga
about 200 wounded prisoners arrived az
Richmond from the field They were al.
most all in a famishing and starving c0ndi-
tiOn. They were four days on the road
between the two points, and all they had
to eat during that time was four crackers
each.
On their arrival at Richmond they were
taken to Libby prison, where they laid two
days longer without having their wounds
dressed, aud during all of which time they
had not mouthfuI to eat. Some of them
who we're fortunate enough 70 have \ little
money, offered as high as So for a loaf Of
bread, but the officer 10 charge would not
let IL be carried to them.
Mr.. Bokanan left Richmond in q flag of
truce boat ia company with about 200
union prisoners. When the vessel neared
Drury's BIutf, the prisoners mere made to
lie fat down on deck; and q special guard
was placed over them, that they might be
prevented from seeing the Notifications.
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Cavalry Fighting.

LoUIsv1LLE, November 4, Nashville, No.
vember 4.-Mejor Fitzgibbon of the l4th
Michigan cavalry, with 100 men, met at
Johannesburg, 20 miles beyond Columbia,
the combined forces of Cook, Kirk, Will
liams and SCOTS rebel cavalry, numbering
400 men yesterday, and after four desPsr-
rebels of 8 killed, wounded and "a Pris-
Oners, the rebels retreated.
There were none killed on the Federal
side and but three wounded. Major Fitz-
gibbon had his horse killed under him.
Among the rebel prisoners are one Cap
tain and two Lieutenants.
The feet boats arrived here yesterday.
The river is eight feet on the shoals.
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Afternoon Report.

The Late Fight at Pine Bluff. Ark.
CATRo, November 5.-Memphis papers Of
the I'd inst, have an indefinite account Of
the fight at Pine Bluff, Ark. Marmaduke
attacked the place with 5000 men aud
was repulsed with considerable loss. The
garrison consisted Of 700 cavalry and lost
~ killed and Is wounded.
LoFing's rebel division Is aFound Can +.
ton, Miss. He has about 5000 infantry,
5000 guarding the Mobile aud Southern
Railroad.
Gen. Lees cavalry force is about 10 900
strong, comprising four divisions, under
Jackson, Crosby, Ross aud ROddy. CrOs-
by's force is between Jackson and Vicks.
burg, Ross between Benton and Morris
Bluffs on the Big Black, Chalmers between
Grenada and Oxford, and Roddy at Green
land. At last accounts Lee was about
Coriuth with 5000 men. Pillows head.
quarters are at Columbus, Miss.
An attack on Memphis in great force
was only prevented by our recent demon
STATIONS on Canton, Miss.
Numbers are said to be heartily sick Of
the war and would gladly give their me-
groes to stop.
Accounts from Little Rock report Brice
as having retreated beyond the river, his
cavalry only occupying Arkadelphia.
Maj. Gen. Ord passed through here to-
day en- route for Louisville
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Last Nights Report.

Official Adyices from Gen. Thomas.
WAsHlSeros, November 5.-Gen Thorn
as officially communicates TO Gen. Hal
leek, under date OF ChatianOoga, 4th, that
Maj. Fit1gibb0n, Of the 18th Miehigan In
fauJry, overlook the combined guerrilla
forces Of Cooper, Kirk, Williams and Scott,
numbering 400, on the morning Of the Sd,
at LaWreneebuFg, and after severe hand
70 hand fight, defeated them With loss on
bis part Of men wounded aud horses
killed.
The rebel loss was killed, wounded
and "a prisoners, amobg whom are one
Captain aud two Lieutenants.
Gen. Bragg's forage train sent up the
Lookout valley, in front Of his position,
was captured.
John G. NicOlsy. the Presidents private
secretary, has returned 70 Washington
after 40 absence of three months in the
West. He has brought with him the treaty
recently concluded with band of Indians
in the Colorado Territory, by which the
United States acquires title 20 all the
lands discovered in that Territory.
The certificates Of Indebtedness issued
prior 70 March 4th, recently ordered to be
redeemed by the Secretary of the Treasu-
~, amount, It is said. to Ss4 ,OOO. 900.