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Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
FROM ROsECRANs' ARMY.
\. r. Admiral,

Dispatch 10 the Morning Papers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

Tho following is list Of the men missing IL
the flrst cutter from the u. s. steamer RhodI
Island;
Acting Masters Mate, J.. Rodney Brown, IL
charge.
Charles II. Smith, CoGswain.
Maurice Wsgg, CoTswain.
Hugh Logan, Captain After Guard.
Lewis A. Horton, seaman.
John Jones, landsman.
Luke VI. Griswold, o. &.
George Moore, seaman.
Respectfully submitted,
bTEPHEN d. THESCHARD,
Commander.
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S HIPPIN e NE VS..
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ALMANAC yoR nnw YoRE-rHn DAY
RIsxs.. u NOON RISES. morn 20
Port OF New York, May 81, 1863.

ARRIVED.
s1 M ss s an" May 10 sp
Cansri Had favorable weather nearly all the why;
outside sny aSS .a nv q S n q aas .s and
kOurs was detained by fog Is hours Has ~' seerase
Snip star OF the West Perry Liverpool, April % With
%s. s q winds
% lat ysaas saw % = sss.
s Sa 30 s ay s!I got c gsss at
Is 81 lon i without DAMAGE during he days count
90 'sgs Sa'
s4p lGGss HAD S roas s win %pS S
':ss.s. !s'a 4! s's,SS:. saw s..s Sssss with
Ship Ea6eps cr !Shgsea Marques dsys "a bal
IS spoke Br snip Alliance from arsen9ck 81 day.. for IA
I'm Ia 2. Ion q 80 pSss 1san .srse sassa
out with captain slck: supplies her with msdiene
Rsr aoy Emil e. s s days
a6a q KsaT soi S nsf lon oPos 81 DAY.. :
Southern NaSa,as ,Sr ,h s., clyde o.
via Bsr so Ss%P 20 Psnersas Np 81
Acme, Campbell rSspan day. with sn.l hs' r 70
TsrFy for So 9s5, White guantanamo "a days. with
Ess Ada Snrs .ss % ssp ff@ns sss0'
Brig iowsrs Bsl .of :. Jsp ma sm ~ LTnsrPSo
Brig Tasso ID coran Mossina, a days, with fruit &c.
srS Mary of Bao, Wilson ao Janero April l with
sSweToSdb so Nara Louis from for SPAIN
Brig Resoute Gray. Ponce IA days win SUGAR aud moas
sr ~rana (of Bangor Coombs, Ponce is days, with
Ers shaw (Br d Yarmouth, Ns) shaw Ponce, Mar
~, Now York Briggs urana and Reolue, and schr Hall
"a sth for New Yofk (and the 18th lat IS lon 60 3
Isl inst lat IS 30 ~ 30 spoke brig Baron de Cas,ine
heRre o1ls he OF Yarmouth Ss) Crosby 8, Johns
Ai srs * LAURA s'ir Sr o. NIB LanShCe Aagln
Nav IA with logwood to Brett Son Co. 10Th inst. on
Nicola Mole spoke bark Concord OF bath hence Tor Aspn
Brig Col VIM Cossns Bernard, cardena'. May II. viii
Rr,s Sornins star Moss cardenas Is days with sugar
easeriy winds; 27h inst ~ ~ Ion a. saw the Jibboom
of large vessel rigging attached, also what snip
| posed 20 be the mixsen mast, painted white, -
Brig Condor lof Goldsoofol M.n, oieniuegos - days
| with mo asses 10 Thompson Hunter
Brig Ira (of searspor) Thompson, Cumberland Harbor
Nav IA with sugar. TO Buck co. Sid In with bari
| Holland, White. FOR New York. .
NAV with honey &c, Brett Son Co. 10Th inst 81
lon - 81 spoke whaling schr VIM Martin OF Orleans,
cruise. x--.,... - =.
Sehr w Congdon (Br), simmons 81 Marc IA days with
| iogwood. 10 Wilson n Cauimann
MIR NantiIus (of Tbomaton Mel Dockham, st Domingo
IN, Jobn n French (of Easiport). Crosby, Remedos II
/ asvs with sugar, TO MILLER houghton
ecbr Dragon DAM Jansen. ~ Cror WE, May H. Will
.,sar 10 Ivrs Beecher Co. 23h inst lat 81 10 spot
bark csscc hence FOR AsginwaL Arri s o. ne ouwsr,
as ses m isay nacsve tBr, Nsmaud, Archs days viii
] coal 70 Thackeray.
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THE SOURCE OF THE NILE,
&e., &C., ~.

The steamship Jura, from Liverpool May q via Green
castle (below Londonderry May o. route TO Quebec,
boarded by the press yacht of Cape Race Al i've p
H., on Friday last, May 20.
The steamship sidon which left Liverpool at about half
past ten the morning Of Tuesday the 1sh and Queens
town she 10th Of Nay, arrived at this port yesterday
evening.
The advces by the Jura i've days later, and ynop
Nh OF the news, telegraphed from Newfoundland was
published In the HERALD yesterday morning.
Lord Clyde 10 pronounced almost out Of danger.
the for the Derby very close AFFAIR. Macca
rsAi only beat Lord Cden by short head and Rapid
hone and Blue MANTLE third and fourth respectively,
wore only length from the Thirty-one horses
The stakes nearly thousand pounds ser
hng. The weather miserable, and the attendance
consequently less than usual The Prince Of Wales was
present.
The steamship Glasgow, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown the 2lst Of May and reached Liverpool Cd
che following day.
The Saxona did not leave Southampton the
3th May for New York owing TO some damage to her
machinery. The Hammonia expected there on the
s2d Of May from Hamburg and would take the place Of
Che Saxonja
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neutral Rights at Sea.

pRfT1su INTERESTS IN AMERICAN fhIxB COURTS.
In tho House OF Lords the 18th OF Nay the MARQUIS
NJ ct.SRu.poy moved for copies OF any reports from
our fEnglish) consular or diplomatic agcnis la North
America OF The decisions proceedings Of the prize
courts OF tho United states country which pronssed
10 be At peace aud terms Of amty with US act.
log 90 contrary 20 the recognized law OF nations,
m reference the seizure o. ships engaged IN conducting
ths commerce Of tho country, that was absolutely
necessary for her Ma)esys government 10 take more
scon in the than they bad hitherto done At this
moment pds impossible % sBsi irsuranes upon uessis
frGding 10 the Wes>rn HeIs'spAsre, owing 10 the
United states cruisers. vcssoi seized, hcr cargo
worth probably Eiho 900, was locked up, and II The
pvpers applied 10 government for redress they wore
simply told that their had been referred 10 Lord
Iyons II there any hope that the present state Of
tbnas would pass away, that the United States
ou6 eviace greater desire 70 respect the recognized
NV q nations be should wish the government 10 make
every apwssce but these seizures had sns on for
= rossidera bic timo, and he no prospect Or q more
ssssfaclery state dsstp srins unsn NE stsps iaSo
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Commercial Intelligence.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The funds had (20th and 2lst May) been quiet, but
fluctuations continued.
There was a good demand for money at unchanged
rates.
The Bank OF England on the 21st OF May advanced Its
minimum rate Of discount further onehalf per cent.
LONDON, May q, 1858.
Ii American securities Illinois Central shares at
LONDON, May %, 1868.
Ere shares 81 81; Illinois Central, Al a 40 discount
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, May 81, 1863
Sales OF three days 10 900 bales, including 1000 to
SPECTATORS and exporters. The market Is irregular and
dull, at slight decline on all descriptions
STATE OF TRADE.
The Manchester market is inactive and prices have
downward tendency
BREApsrUFFs MARKET
quiet but steady. Wakefield, Nash L. Co., Bgland,
Athya 60. and Gordon Bruce Co. report flour quiet
and unchanged; American, els. 25s. Wheat steady
red Western and Southern, Ss 9s 3D. white Western
mixed.
PROVISION MARKET.
Prov ions dull generally unchanged. The above
named authorities report Beef doll and unchanged
Pork fiat Bacon easier dull. Butter very dull Lard
tending upward: sales at $685. $685. Talow rmer sales
Ashes hrmer pots. Sas pearls s2s. 3D. Sugar quiet,
steady Linseed oil nrm at as Sd. SIS. Rosin-smaii
sales at Els. Spirits turpenne-So sales. Petroleum
quiet at Ia. lid. for refined.
LONDON MARKETS.
Wheat frmer but quotations unchanged. Sugar quiet
but steady. Coffee quiet Tea quiet. but firm. Rice
firm. Talow quiet and tending downward Linseed oil
firm At 45s Sd
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May %, 1858.
The Brokers' Circular reports cotton for the
week 2s 700 bales including 1000 TO spectators and
$500 exporters. Market dull and I'd. I'd lower for
American Id lower Surats The sales today
estimated 600 bales, which 900 to spccua-
tors and exporters The market closes arcr and with
an upward tendency, the weeks decline being partially
recovered The authorized quotations arc
Fd6. Mddiino.
Orleans. ia 80
stock 10 port 900 bales Of which 80 900 Aneri
can.
The Glasgow's arrival has dspeed the rumors Of an
armstice in America and created buoysncy the
market.
Breadstufis steady and Arm.
Provisions dull and unchanged.
The produce market is steady.
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The from the East via Long Island
did until late yesterday, having de.
tanned by fog.
s Of bS aI
cargo NJ the bottom Of the harbor.
JAs,s al s.sGs sav s an
tepsaan yards split che jb main spssn, siaysa and
"'A'A whaiemen.
Bee port arrivals SPOKEN. &c.
Bark Helen Maria from AAtAnras for Portland. May Is,
Foreign Ports.
May s Ff as s- sa .s
4sUis May 4-In port Maria Jane Crosby for New
BasIo, aay iGArr sasan N. Dsaman. NYOrt Sid 18th,
BarsENiiAyKS May l4-Ar Osprey. James Philadelphia
~i iosDssSn. Nay lsIsld Emma, yasnhagen. Nycrk
Msy a:4 GREEN m Sso.d id s. ssS
CETTE. May ls-Arr Gra,ta Craig. NYork;
ix =. 81. Eei S$ York.
Queen en- o. The NeiSs rl,ad: ioSslis. NYors: ''''
NV Sysi IN,
a s oSf sssS s% S S.s. sr.
Arr at Cuihayen 18th, ismmona ~, NYork
Peerless Snow sasssn Cora Linn Williams Phiiaasi
18Th George Marchand Eschr,cht and Ramsey. White
sS SS s ess .sssy FAadsi0s Issssd. %sasss
sfs vs.. .s::ss: s,;E: fSss
, ..r Tue S for Do TO- Sf0
kaoa sa sY sae sI. wa sGE rso'
S.sss6 M hss S' S.ls ss Wins. rA.a.
Ia port ,s;s ". s mr.: s sEs.
So ists q sss and Es:oais' STOi ish scSl
sases S May les Lincoln, Mason, caI.o tno,
cardenasl; KEEL B9ye NyerE: w,.,,.. w..
RHaHplos May 2o-In port bark Tahiti for NYork days;
pcr Ess s' Baker for New
81 6ossco crr, May ie-In port schr Golden Age, for
'a Taaos Nav ls-sid Arena, Henry. Nyork.
Tc.ris May Gin port Mex brig Conception for SYOrk
fsasourn ROADS. Nay is-A' anchor, Eliza B, Riches,
Arr from NYork, Uncle Joe, At Havre City OF Montreal.
PER srx,xsmrr JvRA, orr cAYK RAcK-rrLronArnrc.1
Arr from SYors l ,s s ssss,a a. x Ma,werp
Arr from s se,IoS Orleans n Sh aarre =. sonde.u,
Sd Tor NYsrk I7h, Pandora, from Bordeaun Calhoun
L'vc'p00A American Porte.
sos5Ss May f fsm, 6 css Han:
Lyons Saansns%s; 'csr r, La Plata
s. SS';Ss sSei.ss ss
nsSsi s' Pssicr ra sor,oa sss%
T sSsa ans Mss%es srs%S
Wa and Sarsars rsnde,On; Al%,gs Haskell, EI,sbeh.
Neal MOuon Jersey george
/ gro. and Morris Sterling NYork. Cid steamer Norman
patrr Philadelphia schrs lily Payson, Crowe PhiIadel.
n%,., ndIne Baker, Ron iout Eva Chamberlain NYork.
io POSTER Edrdse Nyork Sid. wind w By s, steamers
ps,anldng George Shaituck brgs Planet aud Coquetle
snh-Bcow (by tei) ship Mcgs, from Ccnfuegos
II. a. sao n.r s TSss s.
fBrl duncan Porto cabello Laura Russ Russ Norans;
hs,ssara CBr) Robinson, Liverpool; Trout MaddocKs
Csrenas brig Belle OF the Bay Boger NYork schr Elliot
Avis Boston. Cid steamship saxon, Matthew's, Boston;
MAJOR w Ss' hsa9 f ssccsyn
| Mara Ro1ana. Palmer, saem LOWS Wallace, Port
iand Lady Of the ocssn ShsmJeL asn bosSn Ihomp
Gsrwood do; Alert, Yates do; Agona, Pearson, do; "a
AppSswTUtREr. Nay ss-Ar schr Parker, Gidersleeve
| Port Even.
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HosTETTRR,s pITTERs.

To eject this prrcauson under such crcumsancss
invite Chronic lndaeston the most melancholy and dis
hearte ming OF eli complaints
Asa RsyKpr IS we'll Preventive, this celebrated med
cna or al ranks among the most potent
the age 1t breaks up Intermittent and remittent fevrrs
promptly. and without tstrng the patient and equally
encacious IN disorders Of the liver and the bowels For al
complaints Of the stomach as nearly iniaibe any
thing OF human origin be expected be- In cases
general weakness u 10 literally Whaling EIIrer Convs
esccnts will ind II the safest and bcs and Reno
rahve ever administered 70 eIhausted humanity qua
ranteed 10 be absolutely from ali
which into the position OF ordinary lusve
nts aud It's effect the system s wonderfully
soothing and queting
Let those who wish insure their health for the summsr
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The Source Or the nile.
BPEKE AND GRANT JOINED BY PEruERIcK on ZEE
WHITE NILE.
10 TH1 IDnoR On Tue LoSDon nkD.
II win be relief 70 the public anxiety respecting the
fate Of Mr. Pethsrcs whose death had been announesd
some time ago In telegram from Alexandria, 10 hear the
god NEWS that be 10 alive and well, having effected
junction with Captains Spoke and Grant a. Gondekore
the White Nile, on the 2Sd u February
In reference 10 the great question Of the Of the
Nile Captain Spoke thus writes " mo-
lad So.a Do T. ssd AZ, I'd don: Z, The s yc.Sr: NJ
WSs Me- MI kres' think may safeIy say 10 ne
40: never fer 50 rsssa Al aa when P:6srsl
phisa Society hal e me their founders mea!
ne lind in letter reached just
by the intelligence communicated 10 the Foreign Once
by Mr. Coquh0un her Britannia Maesty's Consul at Alex
andra, and for which am indebted 20 Mr.. Hammond, it
steamer As.ouan bring spsss and party DOWN o
Cairo, so that We may soon welcome them AZ home.
II further appears that Baker, the adventurous author
search Of another great internal lake branch OF the
White Nile, and will return in one year.
Kharum 10 Mr. saundsrs 1t Alexandria las learn by
ettor just received from Mr.. c. L. Conyngham OF the
Foreign Ohce), Says
Baker who was he rss We met wsh gave u:
assistance in boats, stores aud money
Az Captain Spoke was In anxiety ~ 70 the OF
sending back the porters ane attendants twenty
three in nuber) 70 their native country, Zanzibar,
the last mail Believing ha. he would Be- 30
applied 70 my friend Admiral w. II. Hail. who, - Of
the directors Of the Peninsuar and Oriental Navigation
Company has hberahy arranged with his associates that
these poor and faithful people shall be conveyed gratis
Alden Bombay, whence they be shipped direct for
Zanzibar.
Looking to the vgor Of Consul Petherck and his being
we'll Injured African climate ventured TO say At the
last meeting Of the Geographical Society that thought he
would emerge from the region into which ne had pene
aed the loss Of his stores and the dis
asters which had befallen him..
The discovery Of Spoke and Grant, BY chtch Tie southern
most s Of tie basin of the Nile deerpined to b four
degrees ssuA Of tie equdor ne most remarkable ogrd
phicGl feat OF age and Is indeed achievement Of
which all c0untrymen may well be proud. am, sir
your obedient servant, RODERICK J. MORRISON.
No. 10 BxLanAvE SQUARE, May 10, 1853
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

IN ExPERrENcED DENTIST OFFERS HIS SER.
Vices In exchange for Rosewood Pa-ler suit one
Velvet or Brussels Garrett I5x21 feet do Stair Garrett
one set Appieons Cycopcda. hity volumes Miscellaneous
hooks s15 value In Pkotographins so 40 in
ana Frames. Address Experienced Dentist staten y
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BIT1ERs

means Of sustaining strength and promoting health IN
the midst Of hardship and and also
muant for the wounded As private citizens many Of
orcers Of the volunteers had the hygean properties
OF the article and, therefore wisely
ectye and remedy, who're their hcslh necessarily In
greater peril than Il would be In civil life.
Dyspepsis 10 general distressing 40 M this
The appetite 10 keener and 10 INDUCED 10
sren IN the winter than o. any other time OF tho and
the consequence h that the functions Of tho stomach bowels
and liver taxed during the cold weathr and
often In rrared and partially torpid condition when spring
arrives NOW. therefore, this time the d.
gesve and secree organs for the campaign with
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The sentence OF imprisonment and hard labor d the GAL
Toys against the Granada Protestants has been leA1lea
inse ssnishmepI for corresponding period
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ton had appointed sub committee or seven 70 prepare
and accelerate the proceedings. Mr.. vassou delegate
from the tnised States. Q member Of the committee
Inc Bourse MAS steady. Rsptes cor soc.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE l. 1853

sehr Be.s;s. Crawford. New Orleans u days win
schrJ Ponder, j.. creYen. Psst Royal. n days
schr y RTsdsi3sS c..4upsth. kswssrn. sdays
echr Challenge, white, Stony s..sAA2 sasya
echs MGR. iAompsoa, Virginia, 3dayh
echr Ripple. Hel3en, virginia
echr Mary Kmma, Hooper. vnffnR
schr Col satteryl RNMA, Alexandria daya
1cnr dhree bFethS.A knoWsA 0eor6sloWn, DC, 4 aAya
scss Ssrnh 4 sinclair 0eor3etown. DO, 4 eaye
sshs asnnse Doodi& Van Cleaf. oeergsaew6 DO tAya
tS ss:; iss sss S::ss::9.: Be- Be- ~:
schr y Smith. Boyd 0sessst0wn, DC
pcnf smith, Smith, Warrington, days.
Schr 8eA Bird. Mott. Baltimore, daya
sehr @ Huntington, foveh, Portland for Troy.
echr Barkelew, Congden, Provdence.
6chr Gold Hunter, Brown, Providence.
Bchr 6uccesa Crane New London, 2 days
6chr Freeman, Mickels 6aybrook ".
Schr @ W Glover Baldwin, Portland, CT.
Steamer Exact tnew) -. Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican. Baker. Providence.
Steamer Petrol, Baker, Providence
BELOW.
Bark Carolina Wiser.
Bark Mechanic.
Brig Lucy Darling
Ono bark unknown
30th-steamers Convoy savor Sophia; ship Eweod Wal.
ter; banks CASTOR Besse Sophie Theodorne, Guiding
Star; bygs Caledonia vctoire Lucbe, Fannie sahSs Ad
vance Dandy
Wind ct sunset g. light.
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HosrETTERs BITTERs
HosTErTERs BiITERs

congratulate the troops for the Union on tbs
probability that the Adutered Contract stimuiants a
present medicine by the Army Surgeons will soon
he superseded by the and best Tonic Alternative and
Invgoran that has ever been presented the Facility in hs
other country. Since the
Bile quantities OF the have been from
time 10 time 10 field and line officers both In the esern
Eastern armies for their personal letter.
from OF the eminent military In The serytcs
attest the extraordinary virtues Of the
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The PeItsh Reveluolon.
1hsre really nothing - 70 the nsurosnee MOVE
ments.
The number u insurgents the hngAem q Poland
estimated BY The London fs< net 70 sx
coed 20 000 IN Llhuania under 10 o0o The psn-
bsr Of small bands, containing nom 70 70 soo men,
about 2CQ.
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Admiral Jurien De Ia Graviere having resigned the ma
val command IN Mexico 70 admiral Bose, had returned
AT Pueba down 10 April H. nj which date the prospects, OF
Freuch success were stated 10 be excellent
Adyces from Cherbourg report that considerable rein
being despatch bed from there Nexieo
Additional French men Of war have been sent 70 the
rreus consequence OF tho unsettled state Of saars
IN 9Ssess -, co,.,... =, p.,,. q, N. -
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Marine Total Losses and Disasters Re-
ported I'm May. a663.
From record kept By l. H. Upton, Secretary Of the As
riean shpmastere Association complied The fsllsw
Ing list Of total losses and disasters for May. 1885,
TOTAL LOSSES
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Their preventive oper.,ion is simple Acting directly upon
the stomach and through upon the liver ~
bowels the circulation and the sem they inpsrS
the whole organization drkree Of vigor and elasticity
which enables resist the unhealthy
BY which many distressing mSadiss are produced
and prolonged The great preds ong or n
Constitutional and Physical Disability Disease IKE Gov.
strong And this sspecay the forms Of disssss
which prevail the breaking OF winter 6rst warm
days OF sprng ,haW from
Abe elements Of innumerabie ailments The mssms which
the frost had hermeticay sealed joose Ia cIods
end Fever and Agne
btli0us Remtttent Fevers Indigeaton, Liver Com
rheumatism. Bilious Collie, Asthma, Coughs Colds fhvs
cal aad Mental Depression and low and feeble condition
.eausasss Of The great spring .hsw which mis- she
and destructive aences Iron-plate The
system were by resotng purs and stsrstive
whkh will bring hbre frame into INA
best possible state for resng the Tying Of dseass
which the fogs and VI March, April and NAV bsar
their mephitic wings. Remember that
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The steamboats, from the East via Long Island Sound
arrive until late hour yesterday, having de.
tanned by fog.
BApyS Shields having repaired aud partly oaded
Of Northumberland Dock 11ih aud would
cargo the bottom Of the harbor.
Sur JAMES GUTHRIE at Boston from Calcutta. reports
18th inst heavy slual carried the main opsail
t0pgalant yards split the b main sosa siaysa and
An tssnra Ian
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PARTIAL LOSSES.
Those marked c, collisions; jetsam Of L, caky
p, ports In distrcss y, stranded NJ, musings
captured by prvaecr Alabama and released bond
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FROMCAIRo.

CAIRO, February l3.
Memphis papers of the I1th are received.
The rebel advance on the Mississippi is
said to be at 0kalona, and are trying to
repair the railroad destroyed by General
Grant.
The inclenency Of the weather delays
the movements BY way of Tuscunbia. It
is reported that the enemy has moved o
large part of the army of Virginia to
Vieksburg, and also taken from Mobile all
the garrison men, except 1000 for police
duty.
The railroad from Selma, Alabama, to
Meredith, Mississippi, is complete, thus
enabling the Confederates to rapidly con-
centrate their forces at Yieksburg.
The enforcement Of the CONSUMPTION act
is driving many from Alabama and Mis-
sissippi North. lll 85H4 5
In consequence Of the frequent violation
of the regulations against carrying con-
traband articles South, more vigorous
measures are to be resorted to-
Downward bound boats are stopped Of
Island No. 10 and their cargOes, passengers
and baggage are examined. T = aE
A steamer from Vicksburg on Monday
reports a barge loaded with coal ran the
blockade.