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tnueS calm during tho greater part o. tho day. wth
lgh aTs occasionally. AZ r. Al. We could soe he ar
o. ship on gre bearing SSW. From the mast held ths
lanes were plainly disngushabo. II o,llinuod ourh
ng during the and day ghl the next mourning
the smoke stir VISIBLE We all cons uereo tnat tug
steamer which spoke privatoer On inc look 'us
foe American Hi S. had tho APP earance OF reg
mi anu the were dressed some IN red
shi Il and some IN bus she was wooden vessel para
rgaed. wi large shield figure hoad, and was sheAtnfd
with yellow metal
REPORT or rHE SHIP KE1rOu. PROM CkLLAo.
Aprl ~, the iualor, long 80 W., barque rigeed
steamer with two funIo and under easy steam
alone came down from the northward and hoised the
United saos ensign at the FORE We hosted our ensign,
and she hauled Oh the eastward under ey steam she
States man of war;
PE.NAMBuco May Is, 1888.
The Clarence American braptne. from Rio dc Janeiro
for Batim,re with ballast OF co captured by The
Confederate nhp Florida The Florida arrived here
May 8, bringing with her the OF the above vessel,
and left again May H.
The Florida, after capturing the Clarence, Phinney,
on board as prize who would take her to port
not stated, TO await the steamers arrival. rl..
The bark Lady OF the Lake. Captain Richards, from
Buenos Ayres on the 24h OF March arrived at Liverpool
on the Sd About four the morning when In latitude
" SOUTH longitude 20 % west, light discovered
ahead and at daylight proved 20 BIO American ship
or about $50 TO 500 tons. Her ports were painted gilt
billet head, with gilt carved wood down tho side. The
bowsprt painted black the foremast white. while
people visible far the eye could reach and the ship
soon OF fire, fore and aft The Lady OF the
Lake fearing danger, soon after made sail and stood
away from the wreck
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY 90 1sss-TRIPLE SHEET

"You are prisoner The rebel jumped up, rubbed hk
eyes and SAID, 81 Gu 50 not belong TO captain West
cuts COMPANY but tho Colonel told him h belonged 20
the Yankees now. Tie result W Q the igging OF the
whole hot OF them They he ongsd band eucrias
who niest thus part OF the under lhs nd OF
tho notorious Yves cott and glad they have
oeen captured aud hone they will get what they deserve
HORSES, TO cAITuRKD.
Tho Colonel also cau cd horses and negroes OF both
Everything here has TO enormously high. Flour sold
at 500 Ter BARREL coffee $I4 ID. SAT- the only
thing cheap and that was worth 81 per buse Quinine
was worth SIS ounce and whiskey $40 per gallon,
and very poor that In fact place presents the
appearance all the OF tho Southern cities
have been into since this No DO
seen, II We except the Ind, the halt and old
VIZ ARE 10 LEAvE AGAIN -
We had just begun TO got things Strengthened out
wheu Friday the Boston brought orders evacuate
IL was most outrageous thing this coming and occu
plying place 10 barn, destroy mar and cut up mako
old aud young take the oath Of allegiance promise To
protest them. and then turn round and evacuae. But
not DO done. There were q few Union people In the
town. aud II comes hard upon them 20 have TO leave
home and all that Ia dear and TO them earth and
go among strangers
100 JACKSONVILLE BURNED
Several houses churches and warehouses burned
In act all and thing destroyed without let or
hindrance The commander did all in his power 70 find
out the perpetrators, but unsuccessful and we
left the dock the Of grandeur and beauty
Immense columns OF black smoke rolled up and hung
tho doomed city like curtain, while the cracking
OF the flames and the shooting OF up the magnificent
shade trees which line the streets Of Jacksonville formed
picture which will never be forgotten by those who saw
IT, We left about eleven O'clock and then the fire was
raging terribly but as thore was very heavy rain which
set In after we had got short down the river, and
has continued through the day. not unlikely that the
fire was put out. We steamed down tho river and came
much cramped up FOR and patiently waiting for the
weather TO clear up for US 70 get out there occurs
snythng worthy OF note during passage from this
place up to Port Royal viii let you know OF 1t In my
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
THE SAFETY or HELENA.
Mr.. e. L. Maynard's Letter.
HELENA, Ark, June Go A.


ExcrExEyr-rMcE THREATENS AN ATTACK.
The greatest excitement has prevailed hero for the last
twenty four hours among the civilians. Generals Price
and Marmaduke reported TO be at Lick creek twelve
miles distant, with their combined forces. which
varousy estimated from ton 10 fifteen thousand men,
and that they will soon attack the place
PREPARATIONS
Private information received at headquarters yes
terday afternoon that Prce 70 attack us during
the night Our forces Immediately drawn up
In line OF battle, and laid on theN all night
WY PRICE DID NOT ATTACK.
u there any truth In the Information received Il
would have impossible for the rebels TO have carried
out their ans for clock violent storm set
In and RACED uriousy during the whole night Tho roads
this morning are almost impossible which win necessarily
prevent the contemplated movement for several days.
II would be impossible for Price 10 his forccs through
the clay mud which "a abundant after every rain storm
In this country.
IHr Ariov.
Before night will know the position M there IA one)
OF tho enemy and his bers az Al, forcc bas been
sent TO rcconnore in the vicinity the supposed
camp.
ensra Prentss confident tpa, he will BE- able 10 hold
the p5 against any force that Price Marmadake may
have
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prins for EngI.sh com position upOa

Dixon the suydam prize for english composition upos
William smith.
Inc degree Of bachelor Of arts then conferred
snc Ioio"ipg graduates, vz;--Andrew ArcalarssnE.
seo,gs "a panorb n. Dixon. y l., H. nmendori. G.
,alS r.overt y. Livingston }aneway, M k'ekint
psu normn Mi kaard. r. Christian ctgci, Charles H.
Io', w,nam oinita, John H. 5nock George W. swain.
hsnurnk oterwyk. Joeeph NJ. Vie.
me degree OF master or arts also conferred upon
tue onowng candidates In course VIZ. H. Bailey W.
~. baiiagh j. W. Beardslee. Alexander McC. bishop,
FRANK NJ. B'gardus, Wiihan n. Bogardus Josiah y
iEown, Richard de Witt, O. RI lgely Goodwin Andrew
uageman, q. Janeway, }. III. Kaistsn George w.
McNeei. VIM. s. Mispalgh, Josiah o. PUN ey Abraham
~ QUICK, James -, william sGhomp, William jonos
Skillman, William Remsen Taylor, Dupuyrecn vermye
william b. voorhees,, J. A. Williams. Egbert Winter =
Inc honorary degree or A. NJ. wac conferred upon the
following persons, viz:-A. Augustus naidonburgh and
jacob D. Mosher Tho honorary degree OF D. was also
conferred upon Rev. Cornelius Van Cleef Rev Paul D.
Van Cieef and Row. Edward Rankin The honorary de-
gree Of LA ID. WAS conferred upon Rev David H. Riddle
d. d., President OF Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa.
The vaedctory GRAFTON was then delivered By George
W. Swan, or Brooklyn, l. and received with
marked appreciation, and the audience dismissed
York. hssf vi. 80
The trustees. alumni and friends generally assembled
after the exercises In the basement OF hchurch and
down to collation.. THIS seemed a fitting close In this
literary reunion and the participants entered into the
spirit OF the occasion and enjoyed the good gs Of
table and the subsequent feast OF and low Of sos
greatly.
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NEWS FROM THE COAST.
Our ApsIachicOia Correspondeacc.
aA unlsD STATES STEAM GvnDoAr PORT ROYAL,
Or APALAcIuCoLA, Fla. MAY ~, 1868. 4

| Il. Our Ap"iachacoia corresponoeace'
ttAt unlsO STATES srsAN q, nnoAr ionr ROYAL,
Acipe Opsratioss OF Boat Erpsdi,ons-A Rebel Mad Oap
$50 $500 D.. a. a.
'"a-A'A"" I'Se' 1', ~ lst
Since my last dates per United states mail steamer
Ccassian on the 25th uI several Important captures
L.. ,, -, =, ,,,s ,o,,, ., an. r.,, c,, ,,,ocraa.
nAeo oe0n 'aa0 ~ 'n,' pun 'o ."S' 'u'
fitted out consisting of two armed boas belonging this
., md, an. .on,o.na =, AZ. Eag.r Va, 's,vck a.,
''es' "'''' '"e ''A."" W A,. 90
Ing Master and Mr. William A. fresoott Acting Master
Mate the purpose OF capturing small In the
A~,.o,,.o,. IT,. rha ,os,s s.cs,dod IN. s,,a.r, !.
nP''-o"'oo'" '"0' ino o'~'s a'''N '-' e's-1
distance OF about twenty-five miles, and then anchored
with the intention OF capturing her should she make her
.n,o.r..o. s,,, .,ora uor com. r.oson, rkno,- A.
appsAfanee roin Ao0ve fo' somo .o.sv"s unknown "
returned 10 the weasel after an absence OF three days.
whu. a. Tho r,,a, ,,o .x,na,,,on can,,rea q rono,
,,.,,sns, .a,,n 49, ,.on, rh.,,.hnocn,s ~ sS,s
oity in charge OF the rebel postmaster together with
. ..a., 49, ..u st. 60 90 .h,oh' ..on,,,,.a -.
rebel soldiers -Four Of these srsy backs" made good
their ESCAPE by jumping out OF the into the bushes
but we capturod the fith together with all their arms
ammunition, knapsacks 60 Ten prisoners were taken
In all seven OF whom have since been released The
three prisoners held are as foows-A. W. Babcock
rebel postmaster at Apalachcola; A. W. Wing and
William Austin, residents Of the same place. 9ns-r.
Wing was formerly Q captain on river steamer and
some time ago took the oath OF Allegiance to the United
States since which time he been engaged placing
Constructions In tho Apaachicola river to impede nayga
ton Austin is rebel soldier conscriped not long since
and man OF some note The trio will be sent to the
Admiral at Key West blythe first opportunity. y
valuable Southern Information and learned also that the
sloop Fashion, Apalachicois, lying about forty
miles up the river loaded with cotton and only waiting
for favorable opportunity to out and evade
blockade Consequently o second expedition fitted
out from this steamer on the morning Of the 23d inst
consisting three boats and foryone under charge
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Reports OF British vessels.

RRrOHT OF TIE NfOrOkY OF LIVERPOOL.
Friday, April II. 1853 while lying almost becalncd
about 10 miles south Of tho Equator 10 long ~ 20 We
sp en by steamer, showing United States oolors
apparently si0Op ofwar Of seven Of eight guns Her
commandcr anxious 10 know " we had seen any
American ship. and where Upon asking the Of his
The lookout h his masthead just then re-.
ported sail the lee bow, and no steamed
Just distinguish The vessel from our deck II con.
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The war Against Japan By EnglanA
and France.

The brig Curiew brings japan dates 70 the 18th OF Nay,
The native merchants In Ksnagawha we're selling their
stocks OF Foods a. fast possible, and al os prices
beins anxious 10 leave the place before the 2h Of May
when they appeared 70 believe that war wsh be CON-
mencsd by france and England against JarAn.
The foreign residents Of kanagawha are preparing
,rsnsfer thsmssves and their effects shp board 81 The
vsrv earliest symptoms Of danger.
Arrived ship Mary 1. sutton. fropl New York.
sailed british bafk esla, Tor Hog Kong with $685.
In treasure and California prod go valued 81 80 90
q dsIsgatSts Congress from, Nasniogtoa TERRITORY.
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The Boston weekly Bank Statement.
Bosrou. June TO- 1859

poN'f ~ SclRrp.--n IN enrolling ofncer visits you
don't be frightened lie isn't going 70 draft you He only
wants your name, age &c aud these you must give him.
under penslty OF nne and imprisonment for REFUSAL
whether you are exempt or not Nor IL II necessary for
any person who enrolled 10 establish his claim 70 ar
empon until he receives printed notice Informing him
that he has drafted aud thon ne viii have ten DAYS
70 that he Is not liable able 70 perform military
service.
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Important Publication.

Mr.. Homans editor OF the Bankers Algdsim- who 10
now connected with the discharge OF the higher nnancA
dutiesof the Treasury Department will issue datey
In pamphlet FORM and bis magazine the celebrates
Of McCuoch the State OF Maryland, decided In
1919 by the Supreme Court OF tho Uated States upon
appeal from the High Court OF the State Maryland The
then Justices OF tho United States Supreme Court
John Marshall fya), Bushrod Washington (va), Thomas
Todd (Ky.) William johnson e. Gabriel Duvall (Md D.
Brockhold Livingston (N Ky, Jos. Storey Mass J.,
and William Writ (Md), Attorney General The pubca
on Of this decision made desirable by the Of
the United States Supreme Court In the OF Bank
Of The Commonwealth of New York; involving the right Of
States and cities to tax government bonds. The head
notes OF the decision are"That the act noorpor ating
the Bank o: the United States is law made pursuance
OF the constitution. The power TO establish bank IN
Maryland might be properly exercised by the bank seK.
The law Maryland imposing tax the operations q
the bank, is unconstitutional"
AS the decision has never boon published in estssss
outside Of the reports pouts In It touching state
and national authority are interesting Judge fancy
says-"H any one proposition could command the uni
versal assent OF mankind night expect that would
DO this:-lhat the government Of the Union. though
limited IN its power, is supreme within its sphere Of
action. IL ID the government OF ALL Its powers
delegated by all IL represents al and acts for
all. Though any one State NAV be willing to control
It's operation no state Is willing to ALLOW others
II act, must necessarily bind It's component parts.
But this question is not lott TO reason. The people
have IN express terms decided II by saying that this
constitution aud laws OF the United States that shall be
be made in pursuance thereof shall the supreme Law Of
the land and by requiring that the members OF the state
Legislatures and the officers OF the executive and judicial
departments Of the States shall take the oath Of fidelity 70
IT, The which has right TO do and act and
has imposed it the duty Of performing that act must
according to the dictates OF reason be allowed 10 select
the meaus and those who contend II may not select
appropriate means that one particular mode Of oaect!ng
the object excepted take upon themselves the burden
OF establishing that exception"