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The New York herald., 1863-11-27
aALEa AT AuCTYON.

NrOriCE-sALE or THE KENOsHA. ROCKFORD
IN Rock Is and Railroad The undersigned, BenJa-
min williamson the trusese Of deco o. uus NO. snxe
:ceorsins % the laws Of The sisss and the
:. q 4
also OF deed OF trust o. MORTGAGE beafn date the
March, 1861 made by the kenoshs Roe ksrd and
hSd under the iawS OF the States Of wisconsin and noi.
by the consolidation Of the sad kenosha and RAFT
road Compsn'es and the eoSkord and mssips Rairo,4
public auction Court House the citv OF Rockford
n the state Of ~ no to the hghest bidder for cash
Of the said day following described property
All aud singular continuous railroad heretofore known
as he Kenosha and Rockford Railroad and now known -
portion OF the Kenosba Rockford and Rock Island Rail
road extending from Kenosha In the State f wiscDsu,
70 Rockford in the state OF Illinois together with all the
fenoes saon. sai@n Sours and o.S.r susas. and
the lans and hered held acquired by either OF
the Kenosa and Rockford Raj road Companies or BY me
said conso daed company In connection with the said rna
porae other franchises OF either OF the said ksnosn.
eonneced with ,her SAID lne railway Keno
sha to Rockford relating thereto: ands so all ocomoysa
engines tenders Of even kind n.ssinsry maohins
shSP tools and WOOD and snd con
Quoting OF to the Aforesaid line ot
from Renosha to Rockford The said sale wi not include
Gss ssosd Hr ..her Gosr o.
dated company. which have not been necessarily re-
tanned for their cad road or roadway from Keno:ha
ouRSs 70 RSstf0o9 sS 10 the ssr
which said Kenosha and Rockford Railroad Companies
snd company may anye e.:rS H .
OcroBxH 30. 1863 t-IU
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

ID T. HAZELL AUCrIONERR. HilI.
FANCY GOODS th~ .
FRIDAY, NOV n,
l0II o'clock ssesroon 81 Liberty street. atracve
sale of
TOYs AND FANCY GOODS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Ac.,
comprising 100 lots Of and desrab gooda 10 great
riety. .fls i-r
Catalogues and samples on morning Of sale.
wHirTEMOKE HAZELL
Auctioneers
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
SALES AT AUCTION.
POSITIVE AND PEREMPToRY

A POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY
"A see Of Magnificent Household Furniture
Will take place this Friday afernoon at o'clock. al the
residence l52 street. Seventh
aveuue. RUSSELL. w. WksTCOTr. suctioneer comprs.
Ing @ sey NE @ ana srgans h o. Cnsmoss
without reserve consisting OF superb brocate and
ch Damsk and Laoe Curtains rosewood Centre and Pier
velvet tapestry ingram Carpets Gold Land
shades bronze Clocks cost Mantel Vases Bronze
VALUABLE PAINTINGS. LAVA, MARBLE,
BRONZE AND EGYPTIAN ORNAMENfs;
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAN0FORTE. Gs
SEVEN OCTAVE, FISCHER MAKER.
Used three months, with guarantee for two years;
Magnificent rosewood Bedsead Dressing Bureaus Spring
and Hall Matt esse. Dyans Sofas Sofa Beds,esds Spring
Seat and Ctage Chairs elegant Pier and Oval Mirrors,
Chevsl asses Amoire Glace wsrdrabes French Engav
tngs, complete variety Of Fren China OF every descrp
ton. Silver ware Ivory Coco Cutlery superb iron
Safe Portable Heater. Six Barrel Revolver. &C.
SALE POSITIVE RAIN OR SHINE.
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE AT HOUSE.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is HEREBY GIVEN
that per cent will Be edded on The u, q Deeembe,
added the 18th Of said month OF Dscenner on all
remaining unpaid the ss OF January interest a
II calculated from the day
the books were BY tho Receiver of TAIcs No
money will be received aftsr2 O'Clock r. n Once hours
ffom sA to 2 p ~.
Department % vnanoe !srsaa OF The Receiver Of rarss
q ionAmo''' '"e'' NOV D JOIN MURPHY. Receiver
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
AmUsEMENTs.

& -'' SONG
: 80 THE YOUNG ACTRESS.
and the OF
] TIE RETURNED VOLUNTEER. I'M
IN which thos, chapnztnx art h tfTtf .IE.
MR. AND MRS. W. w.JsfLORENCk.. ~ .,N
win appeas Supported by the full strength OF the company
The public Is most respectfully Informed 81 IN compi
with the promise Ia produce constant succession OF
nov elites, the srest Iris, drama ~ -
KATHLEES MAVOURNEEN
only be presented to- night and saturday. A tn
NEW SCENERY AND PROPERTIES.
drama of intense interest, by Tom Taylor which has
achieved in London the extrao dipary sccess having
already competed Of TWO hundred nights, entitled
THE TICKET OF LEAVE
VA GODS MINSTREL HALL ~
w 5.4-BROA DWAY-5a.
- Opposite ST. Nicholas Botei..
Henry Wood. Proprietor, &c
NNO' wOOp's MINSTRELS 80
MONDAY, Nov % and every evening during the week
new BurIssque written BY e. Srickner. ESQ. entitled
N - :. CAMILLE. - 90
Camille; Prank Brewer; armand pny.l Charley FoI
TIE CHALLENGE DANCE;
BY Charley foz: Frank Brewer A. Talbot Cool Whit
Isaacs Brothers. Haslann, ,'Leis. Lewis, &c ~..
Doors open 6s to At IL Tickets ~ cents
NOTItE.-A GRAND THANKSGIVING MATINEE
On Thursday teinoon. Nov. 20 commsnetng q ~ clock
EXTRA MATINEE SATURD AFTERNOON, Nov. 2o.s
Doors open 1t ~ performan ocomnence at "a O'Clock
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
EDWARD sINTZENICH, AUCTloNEER
" IMPORTANT PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
= y PAINTINGS.
ny ID IXRa A CO
russdav evenin. neccmberf

tf.r Tuesday evening December
A. IL O'Clock at the Derby Galleries 6!3 Broadway.
IMPORfANT PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.
valuable Private Collection Painting the result
many years travel and residence In Europe, and
bacug OF order By masters OF both
ancient aud modern schools. - .
WIN nd both modern and ancent wors Of un;
valuable Of which rhe Temple ana Garden Of Love BY
Rubens The Pasxage OF the Red Sea by sebastian bour
don: examples David Teners NetschsY, Wouvernans,
MuYilIocIam instant atte nton. Among the mpderns
iusrous Of the French school The Follow
fne names attest the value OF the collcction:-
Rubcua r veroncsc, d. Teniers,
Getscher Lebrun. vernet
WUuvermans, kanaellc, koux
, .aurtllO. Guern. Turner
Webb. Durand. valin.
Dunerger, Piotler, Bourbon,
frsncia, Finsr. Correggio.
1Atour, Hotmeyer Gavani,
Duprey, Ianoriniere, Mgnot.
IeSrun. Rebon, 9ucrfn,
Cordier Gise, Corniuo,
Yox. Ostadc, Lorisc
In addition will he sold the interesting collection OF
choice color potosraphic drawings tnciud
Thorwadsens "Nightn Morning. and ''seasons" proof
of Churchs "Niagarau drawings by Bernard Ceseri Ac.
These Aintn worthy the attention o all lovers o the
fine arts stricty tho property OF the wbo
has eoecied them other pictures being mtcd 20 the
sale The pictures exhibition Catalogues Thurs
pay morning.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
EHESRy ,. HERIs JRx AUcuQxEER
ELEGANT aoLp AND .siiiER wAIcnEs.

|Hxsar 15STs pnrEsS7Sns n, AySTI2saEs sa12 ~
ELEGANT aoLD AND Sill ER WATCHES.
- RICH DIAMOND JEwELRr, Ac,
On Friday. Nov n. ~ Ion o'c'cch.
1sas the entire bslAsce Of s,cci q NJ W wil.on' eS
Nsw orleans TO BE- sold vithgut any reserve Dealers
3 osed this day ihout fail
| T Bo0ART, AUCrIoNEERs-Bv = 10 BoCART sAT.
~ arday. rcsemesr a a. lok o'ciocs, tnerr s1c
4ounsss, Hurespa washstands, rabIes Chairs, kyus'
ess an1 ingram Carpets Bcdsiesds. HsAr Nattr~~ses
Ssathsr Beds Pillows aud Boluters larEe CbanSeers
ICoratsrs Kitchen rurntnrA ligh, Tor " Wseon, A.
Asssi nv O'Clock. large los Of shirts and Drawers Ia
r AGAR. AUcTIosEER. 81 NEW BowERy. sELrs
this day ~ Iyk ccch quantity o. furniturr. Eeds
"a other bscs walnut marble 10Y AMI other
sers. bsrbers' Poles snf Case.
IT sELpsBR. ApcrIoNBER -sELDSER LEVY
lJs will sell saturday Noycrber "a at f0s ociock ~
thsir saesroon i5 New Canal sir~e; The Bovery
Wooen Dresaes an. Veil and Cloth C0aks ana
yndrrsh Quits aud Blankets. Piece Goos ot Of
Boots and Shoes.
1)AvxnKoxERs sALg THIS DAY AT BELLA IN.
VI GRAHAM auction 8, New Powcry Grs lot
pf mems and ohing; also fine lot of Rediug,
ehssts 50 Quilts, Pillows. &C ~ der ot ;. JACKSON
n1EcEfvERs SALE.-RlcHARD wALTFRs AUC.
uou viii scl Friday. November ~. at 10 ociocx,
- iT PeAr street of Cedar Bofs - -ks Chsirs
ools, safe, Letie Pes Boekeae. Stoves And Pipe
yANE3 LYACu, Rseei,er.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

~ BURKE, AUCTIONEER-SALESR0OM NO. s
~. GreenM ch win sell Friday 27h inst at II
O'Clock Stock Fixtures Of the Confectionery and Toy
Store 429 Hudson street. Stock manufactured on the
Wholesa.e and retail business DONE Sale positive
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

=. MRS. LOFTY HorGH
VIII make her mr., before new YORK audience
Door. open at seven Overture aquaricr
70 eight.
HOPE CHAPEL rs nRoADwAY
,ax ssE,sFS s.E sFw !4fkSSSSs$r4S}soE Sf Eas DAY
.,5s. g :ps4s sIs Ssm . st
the world fancy wih,g the risk and expense OF actual
""'''' OF ALL Labs XsD AGES.
are ashn4sT 4 OF TE
thrown measuring -. hsnaTsG ZEE,
iSs Sriansy noSad.y 6y powerful light Known
ssS yk5E. soE TITS sssSss g
Til TIE HSfsi1's
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Large Temple fa..-vsw Of tho m. cssr.e, Of the
ys'a s. .af 0 #
':s@ IsS -
sigsKss SREFK ssIAs sss ssI
New York ~ Pairmo,nt Phisd~l lpbis-JIkARD col
LtGE-noun, c.,eoa. near roi.y,is, rs-Iss 9s capt
'Sopa-"Good Night '''-'
e wss ssss.s e e Ia
Of specisl illuslraiion
Rs :Psa 8 :ss;. s rsr: sSss:s s:s Z s.a
Grand Msnees for families every wednesiay and saiur
HB xcKIoS. Manager.
IRVING HALL. THRoDoRR THOMAS
siSTa safusSnr, 9fasn xsssfsh sSsRHskk ssa.'kh i
Doors ''ess NM Mi 'H%EsSff SoffE. = O'Clock
formerly Of St2 ;2f on oRcssrRss .;i;s iese' with The
The folIsy,.E sIl,,;s' gIosTaSms ~ :; gsFrmed
"a o.,r,rl l$$SfsiiSSs sSssibISE r.pc,o,.
"a s. oA. saofiNs sRrAl VIII e tAh',osA'
1.s as . n.f Ia saG %
K now ALL MN By THESE rEEsssrs THAT the
N bearer hereof Rstet Briery, day red and CON
ccss csss sss !: <. h::; Il syssi e s:s :i S
of the crime Of passing forged bA and vas ssn
sss n ,ai ss;
& As s. fs:ssy .%si: ''a''s 'f:i s:s:
iss Isyste II. ssss isr asse.ns o hsrsorss
In hs possession bursarous in.rnnenl. or hahn. no
nss E ss .ac sss. q s s.sPs9r or ss1s s % s 10
complete ne sas. term ., FosY 1!s 2s ne ys
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DESCRIPTION
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Occupation-None n
ii,sh,@ri,, &c, eight inehs.
rys.-sias
ifair-Brcwh
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wIsrrs G.sprs. Nov. "a. 1875
NJ" 'o"nay III. ldastEst, sss Aypsoss
CAMILLE AFRIc cANIzED
~ CAMILLE m COLOR.
' ." ''' 8oSbS z Sf'fi'sa saissrRELs.
JonS x PXiSH
- shoxpwAr rABEakAoLE CHURCH.
go ~' .os Iiiefss66ifs s' Rvksisc. issiis 'icit Dit
fah r.riisaIsr 10 ia,ur. .a,eri.m.n.
THE IRISH snloADs.
Hi: HI: IIH:I| Iss||:'| EsIs;sSSs :s|ssBs
yea 70 ssSis.ssooTF' si.soTF' 2SsviYssliso
NELoDEos-ss sRoaDwAy-ss
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tiS'ssssng isf ssSfsgg ,sssrt "a r,td1 3,
snyl,hI iysyl,hI fuk htsn iss hscErTfVs
-, SVLts ~ HIs eksAT hCT, Tiik CJRE
befdef We hDle stftLEh n the tonfanT aaf A. ~
Src,s. ~, ts9s,p. g .s % .,s .ss - y
nib 's''r oto " HtrDos Lessee A. ssisssf
NJ Ew BDWEEY THTAIRE
~ okEATlHt BILL or TiIT EFAgOk
IuK rilE HENEfff TF
glEk LEO UCIsf,s
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The New York herald., 1863-11-27
ALvAN c. BAKER 4 co. AUCTIoNEERS.
"A MORTGAGE SALE
OF ELEGANT HOusEuoLp rURNIrTKE; I'm EIs;

PIANoFoRTE, PAikfISGs PARLoR FURNITURE, &c.
sion Si,sesats strss between Filth and sixth
friend: :se house iarni,ssa
Psrers-wo superb Suits covered with French a.e.
viz Tstea Tee SO as Armchars 0omsns Reception and
o. srs Ss. or sSe sp Ss &c.
GhandslieI We We. Carpets On rsi1nnss BY ancient and
S:sis
@sss .sS
resas, Hedstesds WsrdroSes Armor a-0laee Commodes
TsssSer Beds Banss.s, sprns MAI
5R
Bronze c'Ss H "a osss 1 &
uCT,oS !sd.s EUR
sul Par.I sui covered III rich French satin CRIMSON and
nj ass:s
ssias two Psro1 Carpet one rcsesood .na
sss ssra :ss : 'i' 4
sxI5a Will. NELL NELL :,,.. sm.s
s. Of fis ;Se sos eI Goa.s sa
.ss ps ss s
on rsa.ngs and everything necessary for seneei houses
KgAs wtsss AgesIoEERs slyuaRs sroAns
E EsAM w ser % s On sdsy m a.
s"n.i.tns hS;: class Groceries Wns: Liquor; spiss:
store ' with fixtures Shelving &c.
~ BURKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. s
u GreenM ch avenue win sell on Friday 27th inst a II
Store Hudson Stock manuiactured % me
misses wholesale and retail business DONE Sale positive
E. Il. LUDLOW EAES5EoS'y AESG1SshEs BALE OF
ON FIFTH STREET. xkHE YAhvsbHE H6wEsY! PROPERTY
( s kssnsass 4 il s,ss
way. Trinity dings, order VIM. e. Dodge ESQ.,,
ri IL: rssS :s tn.
buildings thereon the south sde q Fly, street lis fee.
ss 's I s
had at the aaciioneer % saae No. ''
PA iSSEIssSES
H. y SS . the ss .%s'r No. on b
rs to Of IT :s a ns en
follows
Eiaboraey carved rosewood Parlor Furniture IN rich
enr a .
Ormoln Bronze Clocks with Candle Branches
sIosAnt Powered Satin Curtains. very rch XImns,sr
LIBRARY
Fine rosewood Lounges rpIks Easy Ghsrs Side Chair
sse; Library Table, secresrls: rcs Curtains Velvet
DINING ROOM.
9s sS and 'Ss
French Chin" and SID s:isTss STAsssEs ih Ess's Carpet
Esboraciy carved rosewood and walnut French Bed.
eteads AEmoire Glace marble top Dressing Bureaus.
Lounges, Eay Chars Book Etageres Side Tsblea Enam
sed cottsee En,ts Spring BEDS eu.ed hair M.s;rss.e.
Quilts lc eAtn and Brocatcl Curtains Velvet and Brussels
SA''''' Halls AND sTAIRwAYs
Elegant rosewood Hall Stand, large size, French plate
mirror back; Hall Chairs, se
AN the eeesnt bronze and g Brackets and
riures throughout the house, fine rosewood Willard Iaee
He.s ss win
TNDwARD PErTINGER. AUCTIONEER-oFFICR 50
~ wall street-Household Furn!ure elegant rosewood
Piano Piympon Bedstead Brussels and ingram
Carpets, 6coth. &C. EDWARD PETfINGER viii sell to-
morrow Saturday. a os O'clock q ne private resasnce
consisting OF elegant solid Parior su covered in
crimson French Plate Msutsl Mir
rosewood marble top Centre Tables Brasse and In
Ociohs Sofa Bedstead Secretary Bedstead
suitable r parior sitting room elegant rosewood Piano
Inadeby Vim. Hall Son OF this city black walnut Enten
Dining Table, Dining Chairs Bedsteads Mattresses
Tab es Range Rugs Kitchen Utensils. &C. Sale sitve.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
LAST NiGIlTs of the MOTTO
.. LAST NIGHTS OF the MOTTO. W.
81 AN ALL THERE
The management regret 60 announce that, owing TO
rangemens previously eute ed into tor the rapid and con
sant production Of novelties the highly successful and
TUE MOTTO.
'I AM ALI, THERE
THE MOTTO.
~ AN ALL THERE"
THE MOTTO,
~ AN ALL THERE"
which for the lss three weeks has drawn
CROWDED HOUSES.
AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
who have expressed hcir APPROPRIATION by
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE
AND CONvuLBivE LAUGHTER,
MRS. John WooD.........as ..., uENk! LAGADEkE
MkS. JOHN WoOD. D........ ..as.. HENRI LAGADERE
MRS. JOHN WOOD D...,..... as. HENRI LAGADEkE
ELEGANT SCENERY.
BRILLIANT COSTUMES
AND IMMENSE CAST
must be withdrswn At the end u the present week.
LAST THEE NIGHTS
THURSDAY, Nov 2t FRIDAY. Nov q, SATURDAY, Nov. %
Previous to which the comedieita Of
AUNT CHARLOrrEs MAID.
On Monday, Nov. ~ sn entire change Of performance,
when -
MRS LOFTY HoUGH
will make her Hrst before New York audience
since her return FROM Europe.
Seats be secured three days In advance.
Doors open Overture W commsncc a. quarter
T. eight
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
JDwARD sINTZENICH AUCrTONBER
II HORSES, CARRIAoks. HARNESS, &C,
=. ny ID W IVES A co.

Al their stores is5 and ls7 Broaaway.
On Friday Nov. n at I o'clock
GAIL old in June last and i5, hands high;
ranted sound and Kind In under the saddle
sired BY ysdck Hambleoaan At Chester Orange
~ ". being half brother TO fllnghan. the ceebratei
StAuon has square open, natural OF going and with
proper trann win be very fast Sold estate.
IIENRI II LEEDS a co. AuorIoNEERs.---HExRY
IA II. LEEDS co. will sell auction, On Saturday.
Qov zS at 10Y clock Nassau street.
Hossehold Furnurc. consisting Of Brusseis and Ingram
Carpea. wood suits brocael, lace WindOw
salas g frame Pier and Manel Glassea mahogany Sofas
end Chairs halrcotb Bedseada do Oressiug
Bureaus brocateI wncow Curtains. gill cernices elegant
black walnut Bookcase and wood wardrobe
Cbars mahogany BAdssads, mahogany marble
Sop Centre Tables, China crockcry aud Glassware Aao,
old rantings Kitchen Furnture, &c. -
TIEHRY GREEN. AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL ON
saturday, November ~, At l0 O'Clock ~ Maiden
lane, near Liberty street, the fclowins goods TO pay
irrss Arrowroet ~ cs~ss nacarcni 2ol pounds While
Lad, S0 pounds Stick Liqnooe. bones Plug rshacce
Gasp Leaf Tobacco, o, Of Cheese and Hams Matehss
oAsk Brandy, Bourbon. 10 ponnds Englsh
,ss vissproof safes Fan Nia and sseess soJ sses
Yramsd Ensravlngx. Ac.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

WILLIAM ABsorT, AUcrIoNRHR, OFFICE No;
w East Broadway will SELL Saturday 2Sth inst. At lo
O'Clock Lease and Fixtures Of the Grocery and
Liquor No IS rhirteth street. near sixth avenue
The whole and stalls Tor horses Rent only 80
month WIN dispose private sale up the above date
VyILLIAM ABBOTT, ArCTIONEER, OFFICE NO.
w East Broadwsy. soils this day. Nov e1 At ~ cock
the Furniture contained In the Central House. No. ~ New
Bowery, consisting Of nfty rooms. with Bedstssds Mat
Sheets Quilts Feather Pillows Chamber Crockery
Mirrors, Kitchen Range, Glassware. &C.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

J.. L. SMITH. AUCTIoNEER. WILL Sell THIS
"A day. at o'clock at " Stuyvesan pnco Ninth street
east Of the Bible House ono rosewood Parlor suit one
Chars Tables Rockcrs Brussels Ingram Carpets:
Oh Paintings and everything necessary for gentee house,
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

THE LIQUOR DEALERS OF THE LOWER PART OF
the ~ OF New York held meeting at the c'rncr OF
Liberty and 0reenweh street and August Bente msvsd
the price OF liquors. they have
resolved 10 sell nothing nvs per glass The
ne,t meeting held Friday evening 9Th iss st Ira
Hammars $50 Grecu witch street, az O'Clock, i. N.
Punetuai attendance IL requested
JonS ScnlrTsn, Treasurer. A. BkNTE. ChairmAn-
RIcHAkD LyAscEsBERc Secretary
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

THEATRE FKANCAIs -NIBLo's CoNCsRT SALOON
i EyEkY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
SATURDAY, November 28. 1868
LA MASON SANS EkfANrS.
Comedy In three by N. ?. Dumapoir. -
LBS TREHTESEPT SOUS DE " MONTOUDOIN,
Comedy vaudeville In act. by Labiche and Martin
open ~; curtain raised at clock precisely.
once for reserved seats 623 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

A UCTION NOTICE.-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A niture o. private SALE at sacrifice for cash. "A beau
4ul Paor Suit covered rich French satin crimson and
French brocae made e order seven months
rosewood Etsger~ Turkish Easy Chair and Lounge Cur
tains Paor Carpets rosewood and Mahogany
Bedsead, Bureaus Spring Hair Mattresses. 4c In
ll9 Eighth between Fifth and Sixth
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-31
Additional from New Orleans.
BY THE STEAMER MCCLELLAN.

New YORK, March 30.-Later.-The
steamer Mcclellan, from New Orleans March
23d arrived this evening. She brings the
mails Gen. Banks official dispatches, $685.
25S in specie and also Coils. Butler, Nor
ton. and few other officers. The New Or
leans papers contain few additional items
as below =
A bottle, containing a dispatch from Farra-
quits secretary, dated ''above Port Hudson,
March 18TH" had been picked up, saying =
Calls well. We lost one marine killed. two
of the crew wounded. The Albatross lost one
killed"
The Monongahela, with Gen, Banks and
staff, and Capt. Alden on board, took position
below Port Hudson, on the 18th, aud fired
quite number of her two hundred-pound
shells plump into the rebel batteries A cap
tain and some thirty rebels have been cap
tured. The captain reports that Farragut lay
five miles above Port Hudson all day Sunday,
and that the Hartford received no damage.
Subsequently, Farragut went up the river.
| A detachment Of our land forces had been up
to directly opposite Port Hudson.
The blockade of Galveston is still rigidly
enforced. The Harriet Lane is still in the
| harbor, and her being now iron cladls mere
| supposition.
A successful cavalry expedition, under
| Capt. Perkins, has been made from Brashler
| City to a considerable distance into the rebel
lines. He engaged a rebel force, and had a
brilliant fight. He charged them with saber.
He chased them eight miles, killing 10, wound
ing 90 and capturing four horses with equip
ments, without losing a man. Capt Perkins
had horse shot under him while capturing a
rebel lieutenant
Several schooners had arrived at New Or
leaes from across the lake with large amount
of cotton and a number of passengers. The
latter were compelled to leave to get some
thing to eat, and they relate tales OF great
restitution and suffering amongst the rebels.
They state that mercless CONSUMPTION is
enforced and reign of terror and want pre-
walls.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-31
The News about Charleston.

New York, March 30.-A letter from Hill
ton Head, March %, says that this morning
all the Monitors, six in number, left this point
with several wooden gunboats and halt doz-
en- schooners. The Ericsson has just arrived
here, with the floating nondescript in tow call
ed the Devil, Its purpose is understood to
be to clear the channels of torpedoes and 9TH
er distractions.
Hilton Head letter in the Philadelphia
Press gives the description Of the torpedo re-
movers invented by Ericsson, for whichthe ex-
petition against Charleston has been delayed.
The Monitors to be engaged are the Passac,
Patapsco, Weehawken, Nahant, Catskill, Nan
tucket, Montauk, and Keokuk, and also the
frigate New Ironsides.
A Hilton Head letter says the Wabash,
Powhattan and Pawnee draw too much water
to cross Charleston bar, and will remain at
Port Royal to receive the rebel ram from Sa-
yannah, should she appear.