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crsAnzAroR MONTANA Ixnsno~r.
Tao house proceeded 70 che consideration Of the bill
ported from the Committee Territories 70 provide for
the temporary government q ths Territory Of Montana
Contiguous TO the State q Oregon and Ne Territory Of
Washington.
Mr.. Cor, (osp) q tho moved 70 strike sui The follow
Ng prcviso:--
Che al Of @ sao: s Ts.s
ca shall b construed 70 authorize psE s existence
Disagreed to--ss against ee
Tho bill passed-Yeas So, nays 10.
Rrn4 SRoh DsrwyDAuOSs
The House concurred In the ssnes srnepd Uss 10 tho
ni Tor Inc relief the citizens OF Minnesota sufferers "
on rRisrf>0 rApn
MT ERAsk, (rep Of N r.. presented the resolutions Of
the Assembly Of New York recommending tho reduction
OF the duties on imported printing paver tho resoa.
tons Of tho body favor OF general bankrupt law
fH MDkhsIicArIoS OF tbs rEssDxsT.
Tho House took the Ser amendments she House
bill 70 indemnify tho President for arrests made under
the suspensicu Of the habcas corpus
Adspositicn wss m infested, TO take vote on tho
ameudinens without debate, when Mr. voompyss (rep)
o. Ind, moved 70 adjourn. Nesaved by ayea and nay
MrvArLAspsssAx, foppy Of Ohio moved |. cal, ., tn.
NJ. vconn... toppl q Ind: sad n tn. consideration
Of tho subject be postponed until Tuesday suggested
by Mr. Stevens for the purpose q allowing rsssonsSe
debate, all this trouble would cease.
In this there was a gsscral concurrence
THE NAVAL AUTHORIZATION
Tue House then went Into Conmttoe Of the whole
the Naval Appropriation bill.
NO further Amondments were made. Ths bill was laid
Aside 70 be reported 70 the House.
THE roRufe xros ArrsOrSiAsOs HHL PASSED.
Tho Fertilization bill was taken up. III
Mr.. Cox, (opp) of Ohio, wanted 20 know why eight
hundred thousand dollars appropriated for the State
Of Maine and mono for ths great wesr
Nr. OLH, (rep.) oi n Y, said the House recently do
fcacd the measure for tho latter. by which gpnbosts
might pass FROM the hssisspp 70 the Northern lakes.
Naval ornaments ana not forts were proposed for its
protection.
Mr.. Pax, (rsp) Of Ill, said Mr.. Cox beat bis head
against tho sotes part Of New England would do his
bead harm than the spoa with which cams In
tact. 1911 nf
MIR. sAxrrr c, FssNpNAs (rep.) OF m, said New Eng
land could take Of hersc either IA out Of tho
Union. II II was the object Of Mr. Cox and his friends
leave New England In the cold they should leave
some eins OF defence.
Mr. ARvofD. frep) Of r. l., briefly advcrtcd 20 gun
boats the mo6l suitable OF defence tho skos
An amendment WAS made for 500 oC0 for the fortnca
tons Of Wasi ugt0n.
The COMMITTEES rose and tbs House passed tho Foraoa-
ton bill. aN s
Adjourned.
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j a. soas vaissd aesiaa guessing Ae river ead otaeso
az that poss Retrest becamo peremgtorly recesssrys
And Il Is universally BY tne C0nfoderates that
undsr cover or uess proptious night, that retreas Was
admir- ably conducted ~ General Brnsde and his suDor
dn.eg since the srmy has Withdrawn TO the northern
bank of the river che ConeAsrate cavalry hanging Goa.
stanty skirts report verse characterization snan
has ever been known amoag the federah before. ion
tie OF tbs 18th. llsHsata1 .NMN
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ocnpsss With the signal CORPS os The rebel army some
time ago organized BY sct Of the rebel Congress The
measure has the full ndcrsemont Of the committees and
OF leading military And naval osncsss Tho cesps has
taken part In the operations Of forty battles and
expodisions.
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Interesting from Mexico.
OUR MERIDA CORRESPONDENTS

$500 hKRinA, YucArAN, Jan. 10, 1883
Dsata of Acereo--indian HoGiaie-No Fears or ne
F,enh--crtsruf on of Cotton and Hsmp--Crnss Of nc
Soumna--The R.bei Manner rsroinia Toxin Po,so,iom
Of by a Union OEcer-Adson Of Commodore Wdkes-
HoaIsy Of n< spamish and kw9,i,A Cs~sis de- er
Aceroto ,onuacani-,o has been crushed cut ana he
himself has been dead more two months Tho tears
Indian hostllties much less owing 10 the fact tina,
corps IL veterans regular troops being
eanized for the purpose II constant frontier service OF
the French present there IN but little fear they
THAI occupied with the affairs n the Interior Pros
poets superior advantages for railroad Increasing
BY the superior price q the hemp grown this country
and the cultivation Of cotton which IL becoming
extensive every week Ono individual nov galhsring
viii give $40 900 to SIS 900. few gins havo
rived and others asked for Tho quality Of the cottca,
81 H.. How snS eosy
cotton growing negroes do during The prosres q the
Accordios 10 MEXICAN accounts the fronch hive suf
sered defsss AZ saneAsust,n del psmsr near or&bA;
but consider u someibins Of an eIssrcra,on
steamer ssnoms, Commander i e stevens The eea
500 q bic Walt was from having taken charge
arrived :. siS d HassS.s Mexican hsrho- Her crew
having ssnied her captain asked assistance from The
Iuca.sn auhsri,!es, and was grausei. In the mean
Who interested u che asuggIing privaieerng bust
Into impsorer hama He dsspasched messenger 70
thh place advisnG shs 0cverpcr and oths Interested
~ the state aeAisI; but, - thh government
had agent thsrc who had bpen ocred $4,000 ths
dsvsry Of tho vessel 70 The Havana agens Commando
Stevens was despatched V cosfer with the Governor
upoa ths matter. he wAs reosved In bosllle mannsr
By The spaaish and EngiiaA ooasu; sad ths Owssuor
bssg abssni military sxpsAissa On sks Indiss froa
slsv thsre was 70 entss Into arrauersonee vh
him. % he returned - he cane; and whso - rsnshsd
Muesres Island no ook psrmansas passa a ths vIrGi
MA and carried her 70 Key wess. ~
Two Tngsh vsDss which ioaAsd hsrs Win N s>cAu
ana sole Ieashsr we're both ss Ne ooas1 bssVorn
ssa and tampschy and q one q thsm the srcassr part
or the Grew wsfs lost
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The Senatorial CONTEXT In Bfsssosr,.

J1FhNHN VITYI No FtU II, IbbJ
The joint session OF the Legislature for the election Of
United States Senators adjourned yesterday until the 18th
Of November aext Tho tnirteth ballot resulted fol
iowspheips, Al; wingate, 81 Brown 20; Breckurdge,
u; scattering, 9. Necessary TO q choice. Il.
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DkrOT s.s BROADWAY

AABROsrA.-DR. sTERLING,s AMBROsIAs 70 4
"A stimulating oily OF roois tarks hsrba
~N ell ds~ases ~ the scalp and itching of The heal
entirely eradicate dasdrun. the hss rosa sina
% turnsag prems.rsy sr.y cs.sins u gres sLct -
to'sie. Price ~ Dr.. " srEnLfhS. sole psopSSa6ss
de got tv3 Broadway
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The PennsyivanSa HeGssiaeure-asvsr-
nor Curttn % Arbitrary Arrests.

Governor Curtin font mc~uge W tbs rssnsyfvanis
Legislature to-day With reference 70 "Mbtrary asfssts,"
contcndisg that Congress alone has the power 10
suspend the wrI, Of habeas CORPUS, and rccom-
mendns the psssage q resolutions requesting Congress
70 iskc such ac;on as may bring The guilty. 10 p'nsn
ipent and relieve the innocent. While Governor curiu
admits TIN, there arrests wore necessary AZ thc con
enceroent q the rebellion, Ne socs NJ, thiok ihefes
any occasion Cor them the preseni time
The Illinois s.satsfature and Peace Tsso-
1utsoas.
"a srgiSsrEan, 49,. sen. ~, lsoa
Peace scsotsas ~ssc passed ID TIE aoas. ebay bys
vsisef estys U tves.y exht
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Less - the Transport ship .Pfnnser-Her
Crew and Passengers saved.
1As transport ship Planter, having hard troops
and horses for ths Banks cxpedkon, totally s. on
the morning Of January H. tho northeast part OF Lit
tie Absce bahama Islands. The crew and passengers
numbering hundred and my, wore landed IN
ssfety but n was thoughs. that nope Of tho horses
sevsnynvs when shs s shs Norths but thirty had dsd
on tho passage.
Wrsctsrs had arrived her sssistsnoc snd an mich
material conld he saved Woud be 20 Mas
sau Tho crow and troops would b sent 10 Nas ma
Orleans.
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Prizes C.snsA in al All @;sg.l.sssa Losse-
NJ. n Wall street, Room 10 l. New York
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Court Ca1~ndnr-rhts Day.
CoHMos rIKAs.--part Lone hour csusos-Nos 500
I45s, lciI, 1858, 1ft2 1866, 1900. Part IItaes
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SIX FOR DAVIS RYE o0FtEE
"A firsi insfofnoed, and superior 70 a. ol.ers.
OkLt 10 CENTS PER FOUND.
a...EeM n. DAVIS Co. sD.~ ASrnls.
l No~r rv New Yovk aud IN A,ants stree, gro.li.>
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Omoiai Drawings or the Librney Assoc
siAtion Company,s f.o,,asy, o. kentaeky,
IL, SO, 81, "a, ~, 6, ~, ~. s.. ~, 70, ~, ca.
CLASS It-Fsbruary ~. 1903
81, ~, 90. =, o, ~, II. 40, o, ~, II, a..
rRAsgE FLLLs A co, CasinS,sa X,
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nurse.-Mks. uTNeLlON HOUrHfhO tfNIT - Z.
ltsilfyn " ba fsfaas - sstars 800 fsfs* "
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Arr gss. III n ffFatTF ANN 'oNf'Hf - hftNef
and s.lld. Iesnlf htt fsusH a isH1.
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Eighs Carlos de vistte ro~ o., OF tn
equasd .ys aud ssish, TAITs oeyssr Cortland! sod
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OUR pESpATcnE 8.
III. Oseay 9. Sawyer's Dispatches.
honEs IsLAso, g. c., August "a, 1853

III. Oseay g. Sawyer's Dispatches.
korNs IsL.so, 8. c., Angus, "a, 1853.
suu .sossAADsur on yoxr susnR
~ SounAardoeutof Port Sumter stili coatisnes with
sazssaedve yer. and with promising reeuts. From day
lsA antA dark there one continued roar Of heavy art
as<y, whse s.asssHs during the hot hours, but
sevsr easirsy seus TOE vsss gsns James leland
sssiy engaged ous. More have gone up on that
hAnA my last despatch and their IRE correspond
snSsy increased, until nov yearly heavy
- has somewhat annoying, and slightly increased
casuanes, but has bp, little retarded operations.
yor wagner oc1ssonshy ndolrcs In hours firing but
- s~ays scnsed BY batteries and The feet, thss
rovson Of that rcss into ncson nowa days when Tho
does open the hottest hre conceivable
scW work OF that sire shrsprei, grape snd canister
ponrsd Ines saps and up the besch 10 snh
S~Ansssr thai requires very so,ve 10 do ali The
sasss ashsa m him snd dodge well when the oninous
arg n "Covev, wagner - comes from The ooKouts The
reshns y~eopng sound of storm Of missiles the
ct the psrspet induces every 10 bless hs aars
eat be n uol exposed TO them, and adds pos
. nsss 10 tho rspdty Of hs mo,,ous In duekihs
s,s~ psr-oas ,.tasng 'oclhard,ness os oommcndable
scsec decline but stand out, braying the very
FAIRY a. thc hovrv grape itscf some " them may out
live psae and relate future years their cool,
eoayagco1s hearing the batteries before wager but
~4Asys forssnse, Ie stretched hospital
hecs s1msmbcrsd, ov already mon6cr nndcr the inbos
psses rrnJs ~ Morris Island Tho lessons * the day
opor them and, though in ouesof s most
cruel forms them fnl she face they lose they
vss MANNED FOR tire through the grc@sest
sssGssusness and almost neg 20 observe the
p4smoce-t nstuc,s of nature--ssl preservation
~
s-,a ola Fort sumter attn stands and frowns upou ~ a
n~rscr pui the Fort sumter u week axo IA
shss Lrjed n the harhor-hust, compact snd strung
snrexenug al aggressive comers with atcs a0i over
wbeisasos tsfsst HIST a. ovsr lss bsssor. ne,,
s~osrtiy the rebel fss. Bow Il to-day I
TIE smgs, a,aly crowned with line ~ heavy ord.
nsnco 'orsng oyey Morris Island, Is hut ~ ruins
rescrsc ~ lsfi angle st stand bat IA considerably
snuss@-es and hoseycombed Thg centre sod rgha are
~smp~.c'y battered frasments, and 'rcn he "a
ahsu~rspet 70 tbc watcrs >dgs covered with debris
Tn- ssHyc cvt buried BY fhe oi brick and
fsus from the pavapct npon the heavy sand oarri.
sss~s NE rcber had but partially fBsbOd Tbs anga.
psacyps battered down. srd from ihAt point 70
hs edge n the southeast, face tro 6Ar fu a
hrxo gaping crstes., from Which imvsnse ma,ses n
a.sns Rave fsilsn Into No water a. ne baso au the
rs~. whether ihcy se Quaksn or genuine ones IN bar
ssr ou The gorge are d.smcwssss and two have beam
SnS svss shs southeast fasc
Va have oul, ise rsposm a srms aosu,ers, VINO same
An 90 yhursasy night fvsm keurs 10 the combines
q inc ssvssvsua ,ssssbss 'cosips directly upop ~
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TINE lArEsr.

sossr isLfn, s c. tssnst ~. Vsa
TL<rs = litus oono-ssing abs oprrs,ras ~
serasy. Tessvb Iwt sssi~s hsd fsss-~s ~ssss~p
scr defence. Mr. b,s rsns is %, bssrss ssrbs
rsssy cagAs~d rDsoa,nS ~ ts rsus.lras s1s.s SOD
pstilnx on chs lnshiog ica1Ass - ~ srrsessa.
MAJ eAsx@-
Thss battery vsssu 70 h.ss crsss ss's "
sht. rs~s ss Avr~fsn ~ p~aTss a M North r~
not yer pss.sn,os ssgh fo~s by fcss sSd yare
by yard brave ~.ldsssass s1gssox thsw vsy las a.
pwiag the bo@bssansns lof fsrss kys ne mssnsrs
has been lost 10 ssoss yest wager vas ~
supplies Gu, m and v,ssAsss The pxhass .~l
,ne sysde esdsr ~ VERY gnrsrss. Tbs pr~p~rs - ~s
early usasfss isssrsi o~1srs1,p daiy sfsbsts Tho
dassssc,oo II samrsr sss. sss sa,i.,~s .hsL
may sov BE- oibs,wss smptysd rhss vsrass . 80
,insa po fesi their poser ard y,s.a eSfcrs them
sldsred certain.
nArsssso IRIS
Tbs rebel ~srrtos uto, wfsh t~-rty tbosssns r~sn
drove ssves,y Of ssus,sr eight and ,.saty
ssoa,Ls ago, . terribly sosesss "A c~eesa' else~ss
aayls.r Bs has, u am nxhuy ,nfsrmss, ss-ss
himself W be betrayed laso all s~ts q angry srsr.~
sDns spa ihr,.fgus 1rrihss rssais@,loe Ne sss.
csiissoro . essbasasn. Ia tros~S IN Ne ram~ -
e,v.i,s.oa Aaa chrussfy ssslass ne Ass-s sssesss
lnrs Hs forssss lsus sasv wh<s snessr~s 90 ths
sissd ~hsn A~ fred ~ Gag ~ La easruy ara
to~srsa ava tss rsi~a al ,ss hcsrvvs q essA ~. Is
him pse,sst. W. rssy ses mai ss pssssss, sss
his hair In hSs rss. hs 70. Hard -~ss are ~s4
ssns 10 drive sway. wh~g. ballet. sns ssiss
have faaed sevriss ihs-@s win No. issy asss
nxsisuos
rfsst Gsoessi slimefs busAesss - sy@~st
frg-n sb~ fket that tks "s-Asnp assssH ~as ssssn
,yalnsz spoa ih~ eay ist slgss, anf .rss1 =
h~ p~ss~s~ss vsaei spoc tA> 1AsisaA1s,
sny ya ruslsp. To- rga- NJ James isasaa
hsseris~ s,1u1sss 70 10y aen tss - p'svs ~ ss,s
ssh xrssa sniassiau ~ ssss. ssi .tnsei damage.
.s.,s go earn nss@ stssi syag nrrsls~Tsy
,hy,v.. fos, - f,s nas~ a spso<. srppysG s~acsay
sw.og sbs sas~vy r~y>, srpis1ing - svs- %. -
a .,pbs.s, ss@mssms ssssss~g. hsad EAms snlsh .
..,s, - .r,inss.h Ell yo~ mar D~sAssa snAsss a..
,.n~,-ry.s.r. ~hrn lsms arass vsnMsf.' lrcaas<
49, a. W sinf@s mys~mssss~s s~s.h ass n~ hlaA4.
,.ss.. 4, uasor, ass y III ,ss usy tspe.s
sssssss Saasrsslsn sss ssssh.
csexsrnr~
vssy sew esrpaisiss have escgsr~d ssn<e ~
pa,et. ra.s-s as,gax ss- rost usor~ hags ssse tfs
ss~, \, Cosus nassy srs n~s,. trs l4asSSsn ~
Ygrs yoseawers rs~y ~ tpl.~s-
gsrrs r.rssass sn1r~~ !. vsn e4rsr. ~ y sase
CwpsrsI ftzfnAsa Nm "a, 20 n, ~n1Sde4 10
Private L~sss Ass,s1. ~ n. sn~t.
Private Assst ~ "a Dsr, o. o. ~easest . ia<s s.a
prs,s.s E4.sa Jelssss. O. q. -esssss = sss~a 49,
W t,,rs. x<t..a wssn. "a v, -ovss.s . sAr~
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inch receive hollow brass pcg, into which Is slipped
brass puneer having protection svell ~ ia
base. and conormed 10 In the bore Of the plug to
prevent It's falling through Screwed Into the lower part
Of the plug the brass nipple surmounted by crcu-
piece Of WOOD Through the nipple and WOOD II In
serted tho paper tube containing tho explosive mate
rial. probably the illuminate Of mercury. Water ex
cnded from around the piunGer By the brass stung box
nut and from the junction Of the Plug aAd tho collar
by the leather washer L. Tbs small hole in the pnger
intended for tho insertion o spike wire 70 keep it,
base from contact with the Eliminating powder until do
spasched ts mission OF destruction The swell of the
vii the top Of the pupger TO STRIFE against
vessel with sufficient force insure explosion Tho
s1rc nachDs nlIed with powder 70 the amount
Of sbout nfty pounds.
have tho honor be. Captain, your obedsot servant,
CHRISTOPHER J. LORIGAN,
New York Volunteer Engiueers.
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ulvsTRATlOM OF TINE REBEL IoRPEDoEs
&C., Ac.s Ae.

rAe prsnch var steamer THsphen, Commander Mara
~aat, em Nsw Urlsans Augus 10, Key West 18th, and
SAasisssoa "a arrived u this port yesterday norsins
1As r sads wheel sssAmsr, Of 500 tons burthen, 80
Anss power, haa crsv Of leo men. and mounts eight
g~sa
IN cuusnder reports shat ths stsgs a Morris Island
wss SAN progressing. Fort Sumter . oompsSe heap
81 vwas bet md MOI eurreDdcrsd.
Tes ssssushp Araso, C.psam 6asoeu, also arrived al
lAs yesterday She ien Cnaresson bar Angcst "a,
- eve T. n The bombsranens still continued Fort
Ss0ssr besn Anost sssrsy dsnolshed but bad not
1mrunderec
~ Pssssv of ths A. win psss accept thanks for
Ssv~yo
The New York herald., 1863-08-28

Captain r b. BEooxs, Aid camp and Assistant En-
giBesr:-
an-ln compliance with your orders have the honor
TO lay before you the drawings and following description
Of torpedo found floating OF this island.
Tho accompanying drawings represent an onaxed tor
psdo destructive machae, to 6oat with the tide or
currents for the purpose Of blowing any vessel or OBJ
sacs shas may como in contact with. This torpedo
picked up IN The main ship channel, Charleston g.
T., August 10, 1885, ts formation that OF two coues,
joined st THAR bases and Is CONSTRUCTED Of savss held
together BY iron hoops. TO mako si impsrvious
waAss n \ wsu psssd nth composition OF pitch and
tAs on The outside.
cast iron nanches suited 10 ths curvature Of
NE outsAs and carrying sbe ecass - These hAncbss
fastsssd 70 The wooden BY bolts sod anss u
rsprsssntsl. M collars o. tapped threads 70 ~
The New York herald., 1863-08-28
THE REBEL ToRPEDoEs.

The Torpedo in Charleston Harbor with the Explosive
Arrangsment.
The New York herald., 1863-08-28


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AucTgUN SALEs-~Wa.srs Days
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