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The New York herald., 1863-12-18
Miscellauooua.

STEAMSHIP ST ASpRxw, capt Scott. sailed yesterday for
Liverpool and Glasgow.
STEAMSHIP ErSA, Capt McGuieau OF the rnman line sails
a NOON tomorrow for Queenstown and Liverpool taking
the mails for 0resi Britain.
LAuscn-To.morrow 10th inst at So PM there will be
launched from the shpyard % Jas Jewet Co. foot OF
North Second street. Brooklyn ED beautiful bark 800
tons built by Master Carpenters Finehout Pine the
above frm designed for the China trade and named the
Beautiful star. She 10 Of hne model large capacity. built
with the greatest Of live oak locust, white hack
under Lioyds inspection Is heavily fastened and
rates m In model shc great credit on her de-
signer Mr. Pine. and In her cabins finish on the
master joiner Mr. Henry Monross In fact the Beautiful
Star . oredi, to all connected with her construction
for Dec i5 containing additions and correc.
tions TO the American Loyds Register has received
from the publishers The new names In this number are
classified follows Steamer sbips 10; barks ST. brixs
IS schooners. s7i also number OF resurveys
sur " LIspsAx-The crew Of ship W Lindsay ashore
is over her upper deck At high tide. '
SUR ocsAs PsAsI before reported burned carso Bay
9Th ult for the sum Of S9ls 81 Wv
Bar. I,.scs Of Boston while leaving East Harbor IL
shore charge OF blot Every Effort to se, her
od failed and she Was surveyed condensed ordered
tons built in isss Pembroke, Maine, and owned
In Boston.
pumped ont sn .nd asea e
eau be discharged and the OF damage asceraned
us D s % on Mssss saS %s, s on
Sseos Bsan ser to the nderwers ~ states mat she
and sprung eas 50 badly that she run ashore to prevent
BR BRic PLANET formerly OF Roston Of and from Turks
Islands Tor Boston which pat uio inasaa Nov IA. leaking
mas ss eeea s 3 @ e sry I Tie b ys sha anss
for sss
scun ct,RA crowei. from baltimore for Boston. came
ssSins sn"sors Of boat ana % t,ari fhe wrss
massr q once emmeh'e! d.s'hArs ns hos cargo on ne
besCh vessel aud tafs1 VIII bc .afta
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Port OF Now York, December II, 1868.

CLEARED.
Ship Columbia stowel, Lverpool-C Marshall & Co..
ssw
Kark Gertrude, Chase New orleans-Gager Clay.
Big Gnso 5xus sb.tega cadisSM SMomDoe 4 sacien
Bris Leader tBr5, visnssu. s. Johns SF-H u De.
BRIG Margaret Br). Lynch, St Johns NF-GOrdon Bruce
schr Frances 6DonneH aSeyiown"J Z Body. dS1''''
s4 Ann ,sn H%Sy sua
schr Leonard, Leavitt, Fortress Monroe-B Wheel
,schr d Townsend. Townsend, %sshngton-vsn Brunt 4
schr New Haven Clover. hins,on-Bentley Smith
schr wetmore Edwards, washiugton-van Brunt
KING
sSr Sr shsa Ks ksw Smith Co
sSsy Sophia ss
Steamer 6storara. NcLaushnn. Baltimore
By ~ &n 81 s Ds. s , ys. was cleared 10th
ARRIVED.
90 Steamship CRY Of & SSs1 ssr Tbss;t' Lyerpocl Nov
lsl passengers to John Dale Had heavy gales the
hence ior liverpool; INST q Fs:nss steam
ap Ssnas .S.. ,ST or s M
81 10, steamship Persia. hence for Liverpool.
to bs
oi. Monroe; on rhons Shoals. bark Anna
rs s h~siS ION pssa SoyS s sna Bristol E. days
BarE Teresa Carmea aD, Romeo Odessa 90 days, with
% a1S s sDf s. with md..
to Ldmiston Bros Head winds me entre passage u
Brig Olga SRu.p Lanserene. Malaga a days. with fruit,
BrS WSsswrsht (Br). Ralph, Demarara. Nov a. with
BnsJ King IBri. Com. Gonaves Dec l. with loewoed,
TO McAndrew Sailed In company with brig Foster for
Brs rraeklsss CID Lapren.. PGr. aa PRINCE Dec with
mel bark supposed the Chandelier. from New York
s g oenSs % Co @ INST + P .aw DsI IL ws
ss%ppo:sd steering EsE 18TH sfndy Hook NV BY isS
BIe Thos Young tBrl. rhOnas charottetown Is days.
Brig Ionla iBr,. Harehsn, Harbor Grace, NF, days
w1sa nm Ters Srrs1 new Philips Deep River c. in ballast
to Murray Nephew. was iowed TO ths port.
Sch Indus (Br Peterson Nassau 10 days with mdse to
Harriet Pease Bedeque. PEI % days. with oats,
sehr Terah Br, Welsh charo,tetown 20 days. .h oats,
schr SCI GSfle%, cfs IS Chase virginia
sshr Weldon I,s Mnsled rhlsdeghs ~ 70, Boston
schr Price, skiddy Elizaoc,hport for Providence.
ssss Hts.s s1s E1e.sS s.sSs5
csr csr IssGS Gsssiisp spJaasqs asTs M1sss as days
seRr ASdenred iIe%esi Boston for Philadelphia
sssr HIea snfs Ferry ss New sfiSsS sssiord
sehr Johnson; Culver. ran River.
ssSr soIssn xssasas,oa ss River for Philadelphia.
Schr q W Locke, Huntley, Providence.
Schr K Anderson. Cranmer. Providence.
Schr L 4 n Smith, Smith, Providence.
Schr J Logan, Smith, Providence for Philadelphia.
Schr Samuel Fish, Davic New Haven.
Schr Sarah Mills. futile New Haven.
Schr Thomas Potter Atkins. New Haven.
Schr Pearl, Lang, New Haven
Schr CHI Counce, Dir New Haven
6chr Trade Wind, Colley New Haven for PhiladelphA
Schr CoweL Jones, korwak.
Steamer sea 0uil Rennev. Providence
BELOW.
Ship Corsair. Hughes. from Liverpool, Oct Is
Ship Protector (Nor), kruse from Leghorn.
Brig Marscaibo.
SAILED.
l6th-Ships fdcia Alsop. Quesnel. Java; barks Dag
ma Peegrina, Winifred Franz Mathies, Alexandra
Escape Michael, Emily Ada; brigs Freia, A Jordan,
Emile, Lisee Krunenbufg Eliza Emilia,
Frs Newton Merrie England w Kibby, Jones; schrs
Enchanress storm Bird, anu 70 others; steamer Decatur
I7th-ste amer st Andrew.
Wind during the dav with rain
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The Richmond Prisons.

From the Richmond Enquirer, Dec 0.
There yesterday In the Libby prison and its de-
pendencies ten thousand abolition oaptves. In this
number included nine hundred and eighty three
mssioDed oiceys domiced at the LIBBY under the i'm
record II appears tina, hife asfs rsSevM on he ltih
inst. Twelve died the day. The arrivals f6f sSve
raj days past have not been very numerous. on last
Friday night Captain Anderson Of the Indiana
cavalry (Streghts command), and Lieutenant Skelton,
OF tho Nineteenth Iowa regiment "a red headed, bullet
eyed, pestental aboonst escaped from the hospital
OF the Libby prison by bribing the sentinel Mack,
member OF the Tenth Virginia battalion Of heavy arte.
ry. This person was purchased for forty dollars
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Rebel ItetuIiafSou

lFrom the Richmond Enquirer. lee ls1
Authentic Information having been received ,ba, Act,
ing Masters John Y. Bcall aud Edward Mc;ue osc,hc,
with fifteen men, all belonging TO the Confederate States
navy arc IN close confinement IN irons at port ur
Henry TO bo tried as pirates, efficient and onergec
Agent OF Exchange, Judge Ould, has notified General
Meredith that Lieutenant Commander Edward p Mi.
lams and Ensign Ben amn H. Porter and fifteen seamen
now Yankee prisoners hands have been placed An
close confinement and irons, and viii be held hostages
for the proper treatment Of our men.
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Mr.. Gunneli Denounced.
ffrom the same papcr.l

We give notice to General Wnder aud his people 10 be
on the lookout Tor one "Joshua C. Gunnei influential
suzon who has received from tue enemy
war department TO 10 Richmond "or the purpose
o obtaining the release " several Union men in astle
hunust The Vice President Of the Confederate States
rss reluseu permission 10 visit Washington upon stint.
r errsnn oi mercy although his Was known
ana preeadea ali IDEA that he could act as spy
We suspect Ounnel that influential citizen
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Rebel Congregational Matter.

A SWEEPING CoFsCRirTiOS BILL.
Mr. srapsow, q Ia reported oils IN regard 10 eubs'
Iuses and exemption, and oprod report, providing
that
All white male residents OF the Confederate States
between sixteen and tfty i've shall be In the mih,ary
pervre
Al between sixteen and eighteen and between forty
ove ard hfy ave shall belong TO the those
between eighteen and forty i've 10 thc in he Dcd
Al ~bo hereafter arrive a the age u sixteen shall
The New York herald., 1863-12-18
Union Prisoners I'm castle Thunder

from the same paper.
Joshua G. Gunneli, an influential citizen OF Fairfax
county, and an intimate friend Of Governor Smith Of
virginia has received permission from the War Depart.
mcnt TO visit Richmond tor the purpose OF obtaining the
release of several Union Castle Thunder captured
by Nosby's guerillas IN that county.
The New York herald., 1863-12-18
President LincOln's Message South-The
New York HerTd's Comments Conn

From the Richmond Sentinel, Dec. 141
Abraham's "pan,' II to believe tho account Of
II given by tho NEw York HERALD, is a very simple
plant is simply that the Confederate States
init uncond tonaIy 10 their enemies, abandon their in
stitutions under Lincoln procamation and go under
the federal yoke. He merely proposes that after three
years OF bloody war; We shall yield up much more than
the original stake for which we To took up arms.
Uf course cannot be that the man really has
uttered in his message this most audacous nonsense
The lee itself will doubtless be here day tomor
row aud then something may be required to be said
L.
The New York herald., 1863-12-18
United states Com mi.ssoner's Court.
Before George y. Bctts, pa.

CHARGE or HARBoRiS0 A DgsERTER.
Dxc. l7.-Elna wsshburn charged with harborfng
dcscrtor In house Of bad repu,e kept by a woman
named Andrews Tho principal witness against the nc.
oused " George r. Icele, mber tho fe, atnre
for hlngs county 1be testimony unit for pablcaiicu.
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DIED.

A1HrsTpup-At Iouk insve, Staten Island, on Wednes.
day, fecembcr 10, my beloved wife, ANA voN soorr,
aged "a and months
Tie relatives and trends respectfully nyited 10 s,
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S HIPPIN G NEW s,

ALMANAC YoRK-THTs DAT.
sUS RISES. - NOON IL 49
SUN SETS IS HIGH WATER IL
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1906.

belong 70 the reserve and those who hereafter arrive 1t
the OF eighteen shall transferred from the reserve
TO the army in the hehx.
A. That tho reserv corps shall be used de-
fence garrison duty may be ordered beyond tho
imts OF their State for thirty days 10 cases of great
emergency All details provost and hospital guards,
for nsry and quartermasters' agents &C. shall oe
from this corps.
O. PERSONS liable TO duty In the reserve corps failing
eny OIL shall be coDscribed TO the army in the field.
g. Tho organization OF the corps shall be the
that prescribed by existing laws Tor the army IN
the field, &C.
T. Any existing organization of non conscrips may be
received into the service and form part Of tho reserve
corps.
g. No person shall DO relieved from tho operations OF
this law by OF having been heretofore discharged
from the army when NO disability now exists nor shall
those who have furnished substitutes be longer
ompted by thereof provided that those who have
paid into tho public treasury the amount specified by the
act IN relation to exemptions approved llh Of October
1862 and who may be held service under this act,
shall repaid fair proportion Of the amount paid by
them under rules to DO prescribed by the Secretary Of
War.
10. All laws granting exemptions from military service
be repealed and that hereafter be exempt but the
following
All who shall be held to be unfit for military scr.
vice under raes TO be prescribed by the Secretary Of
War
H. Ministers OF religion Of asylums OF
deaf dumb and blind, asd OF the insane one editor of
each newspaper and the employees newspaper esab-
shments physicians and apothecares prescribed
by law.
General Lee ON the Floor OF the Rebel
Congress.
Mr.. LYONS, OF Va, effered Q resolution, which was
adopted, fnvnIng TO q 10 the House, General r. +.
Lee, Hon. Isham g. Harris Of Tennessee, and
Hon. Howell Cobb, Of Georgia.
Interesting Correspondence Between Gem
eral j. K. Johnston and Jefr. Davis
Concerning the Removal OF General
Bragg.
SPECIAL ORpERs-No. 275.
ADJuTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE
RICHMOND, Nov. "a, 1862 I
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CITY Intelligence.

MYSTERIOUS Extraordinarily an advertisement In
another column viii be seen that reward OF 6y dol
lars Ia offered Tor the recovery OF the body OF Mr. John
Rae He left his place OF business the sth Of April
and as he has been heard from supposed
have lost mis- life The missing man was ly years old
" medium height dark hair and dark beard. lie bad
DARK oyercoat dark when last rcccgnized
lie was well known among sporting men; WIS originally
IN the clothing business 10 the Bowcry, near Ryarf
street and has atcry been Ia tho employment OF Brooks
Brothers Casharne street. BY whom the reward FOR the
recovery Of bis body Il ofered
Tus rrRr ~ THE HERALD Oyvcr I'm report Of the
Gre which occurred IN this once Sunday we insdver.
tcutlv omitted 70 menthn Hook and Ladder comrany
No T. c. HallIsan foreman, which took an active part
n exsIneuishins tho nannS
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
wAsurscros. April 81, 1865

wAsHIHoros, April n, 1903.
STARTLING RUM0fS.
Tho rumors to-day are startling, but oil to which any
credence Is given are favorable TO the Of the Uuion
The mysterious movements Of General Grant puzzle the
rebels and not understood by the people generally on
this sde but great confidence B entertained here tha IN
connection with those OF General Banks and admiras
Farragut and Porter they will insure to US the FREQ
navigation Of the Mississippi and the complete isolation
the rebels.
The interest felt In military movements just now rea-
doris all news OF civil affairs OF secondary Importance
Even the ordinary OF department. news Is stag
mated whls all waiting for startling war news.
IMPORTANCE OF GENERAL BANKS SUCCESSES IN
LOUISIANA.
The success Of General Banks his louisiana expedi
ton regarded by military authorities here as OF the
highest importance. In connection with the movements
Of the gunboas feet the Mississippi 1t 10 supposed that
tho expedition Of General Banks will render necessary
for the rebel forces occupying the stronghods upon that
river 70 fall back upon some new base OF supplies, az
their communications with Texas and the Gulf Of Mexico,
through which they have been receiving large amount
Of provisions and munitions Of war; will have been cut off,
VISIT OF SECRETARY SEWARD AND PARTY TO FORT
REss MONROE.
Secretary Seward and the foreign Ministers accompany
ing him. after paying dying visit to the Headquarters Of
the Army or the Potomac proceeded to-day the way
Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. The party wia DO alb
sent several days
THE CASE OF coz. D'UTAssY.
Tho D'Utassy court martial adjourned teday, after
reading theproceedngs Of yesterday, until Tomorrow
to enable the counsel of Col DUassy prepare his do
fence
APPOINTMENT.
Mr.. Chas. r. Howard OF New York, has been appointed
first class clerk in the War Department Adutat Conc
raj a 0fHop
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The Cunard mail steamship Arabia, Captain stone viii
leave Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city this after
noon at quarter past one and ~ half past Ave O'Clock
TO 20 by railroad.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-containing
AT the important and interesting news Of the past week
vii, be pablished a. eleven O'Clock this morning
single copies In wrappers, ready for mailing, ave
cents.
sampscn low, Son 4 Co, ~ fsdgats Hill, London,
England, viii receive advertisements ana subscriptions
for The Ngv Yess HnAIp.
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The Rebel General Bragg Killed by Gen
John 4. Breckiuridge.
Interesting from Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE Arr y, 1868
The Nashville cars arrived three hours behind time
guard the dispers the rebels. killing three and
wounding three. Three miles north of Franklin SICK
Union soldiers, passengers and drummer boy
wounded, the latter probably mortaliy, and left at
Bowling Green.
The military authorities have been arresting for the
past three days members OF association for promoting
tho rebel cause and procuring deserons from tho Uniou
army.
During the sale Of lot Of negroes at the Court House
this morning the Provost Marshal notified the buyers
TINT free under the Presidents proclamation.
They nevertheless went on when the matter Of the -four
contrabands turned to the District Judge, who
will take measures 20 annul the sale.
MuRFREssHoRo, Tenn, April 81, 1852
The Union force from Gallatm rebel force
Franklin. killing two wounding two and capturing six
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WHEREAS, the President OF the United States 10 COM
pance with resolution Of the Senate has issued his
proclamation setting apart Thursday che 30th day Of
April, 1868 day Of national humaton fasting and
prayer and hereas the scourgc Of civil which is
desolating country, and changing many OF Its
happy homes into abodes Of sorrow renders such solemn
service peculiarly appropriate at the present time;
Now therefore, in official recognition OF said psoclama
ton aud It's just and timely admontions 70 the nation
do hereby request that all tho public Offices in this city
be closed that day, and that the people, rerrainng
from all secular pursuits devote themselves with humble
and conrte spirits the religious duties suitable TO the
occasion.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the Mayoraty at
the City Hail. In the city Of New York. this twenty
enh day OF April In the year Of Lord thousand
eight hundred and sixty three.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor.
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Gallant Cavalry ExplOit-Van Dorn's
Texns R0ngers surpriscd-Capture OF
Two Hundred Prisoners-The Rebel
Camp Destroyed, sc.

Gallant cavalry ExplOlG-Vam DOrnS
Texns Rangers surprised-Capture Of
Two Hundred Pris0ners-The Rebel
Camp Destroyed, &c.
FRANKLIN, Tenn. April q, 1868.
An attack made daybreak this morning by
hundred Gen. Gordon Granger's cavalry upon the
camp OF Gen. Van Dorns rebel Texas LEGION eight miles
out, Spring Hill, about mile from and in sight
Of Van Dorn's headquarters.
The rebels were surrounded, three killed and several
wounded their camp garrison equipage destroyed,
and hundred prisoners, with three hundred horses
and mules, brought into Franklin.
Among the prisoners eight commissioned officers
Not OF force hurt.
The expedition was planned several days ago by Gen.
Granger, and the OF 1t entrusted to COL
Louis D. Watkins Of the Sixth Kentucky cavalry. Of
boidest "gobbers" Of the war, on either side.
PARTICULARS OF THE FIGHT.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, April 27-P. M.
part CT General Green Clay Smiths brigade consist
ing Of two hundred and fifty cavalry, commanded by
Colonel watkins, G the Sixth Kentucky, it is reported,
this morning made dash upon the rebel camp OF the
First Texas Legion eight miles south Of Frankiin
Cartcr's creek pike, and captured ono hundred and
twcnty-eght rebels, including three captains, Ave leu
tenants The number Of horses ty mues anbr
lance loaded with medical stores and burned eight
wagons and the Of the rebels Colonel Brooks
escaped. The rebels formed OF General Whitehead
brigade. Tho latter il Tcnnesscean, and native Of
Franklin who acquired road notoriey in Kansas, few
years since. Five rebels MORALLY wounded There
casualties side. The prisoners arrived here
to night.
Thirty three hundred citizens male and female have
taken the oath, giving bond to General Mitchell .
Captain G. S. :. Mcdl Of the Twenty first Illinois,
Judgo Advocate the trial Of the Anderson troop died
suddenly to-day or pneumonia at the ST. Cloud HOTEL
A startling is current tonight that Gen. Bragg
shot and instantly killed by Gen. Breckenridge at
Tullahoma yesterday.
small party Of rebels attacked the Louisville train
its passage from this city to-day. The rebels killed two
prisoners. No damage done to the track.
The Rebel General Bragg Killed by Gen.
John 4. Breckenridge.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 81 1868.
have despatch from Murfrecsboro saying that infor
nation had been received there that in personal
tire the General John c. Breckenridge had killed
Bragg Tho difficulties have long been pending The in
formation from desorers who have arrived within
our lines.
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Theatrical.
THE WINTER CARMEN

Mr.. j. 8. Clarke made his renrec last evening before
quite large and fashionable audience. piece,
translated and adapted from the French by Mr.. T. DO
Walden, played for the FIRST time We do think
II meritorious enough for any special MENTION EXCEPT
perhaps in the second act where there touches
OF nature The piece loses probability, without gaining
interest," BY having its scenes transferred from France
this country, and Is very, very dull We wonder, first
that Mr. Dc Walden should have written It, and second
that Mr. Clarke should have played In II. The Toodcs
folio wed-not exactly the old "Toodlcs," but new and
improved version with all the fun retained and with
almost all the msodramatc nonsense, graveyard bun
connie aud blood and thunder omitted On dit that Bou
ccanlt Is guilty Of this adaptation for which everybody
will thank him. Mr. Clarkc's Toodes is beyond prRse
HIS drunk 20 natural that he must certainly have been
brought up the bottle. The audience kept In a
OF laughter from the rising Of the curtain TO the
going down Of the In word, Mr. Clarke renewed
his former success.
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THE REBEL LOSSES ON THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
GENERAL HILL FROM NORTH cARoBEA-ALL QUIET
AT CHARLESTON.
uEADQrArrEas, ARMY oY THE PoromAc,l
April %, 1868.
Richmond papers OF the 9th instant have been re-
ceived Their contents unimportant.
The loss Of battery Of Eve splendid Napoleon guns
and hundred and forty men is greatly deporcd In
the editorials, and the operations OF the commanding
officers from whom the guns were captured severely
criticised.
General J. II. Inn Is in full retreat from North Caro-
lima but u believed here at headquarters that he is
simply moving mp tho reinforcement Of the army
the Rappahannock.
An ouiet al CbnrleetOu
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TRIPLE SHEET.
New York. Tuesday. April %, 1850.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for tho WEEKLY HERALD be hand
cd in before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its
circulation among tho enteprsiug mechanics farmers
mcrchaots manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country is increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted in the WEsKLy HERALD will thus be seen by large
portion of the active and energetic people Of the United
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The Iron-Clads.

THE MONITOR PATAPsCO NOT INJURED.
From tho PORT Roys New south. April Is
We learn Incidentally that the Paapsco ordered
back this port from any injury she received
the engagement, but In order 10 obtain the increased
means aggression found 10 be from her
conuossance the distractions between sumter and
Mourie. The impression II prevalent that she
iurcd 20 TO be unable participate In
the fight This mistake. and hence explanation.
She absolutely uniniufed save the many ~
haiil m n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-28

IRsu RELrU FuSp--rHE BARNEY WILLIAMS BENEFIT. The
benefit to be given by Barney Williams and wife aid Of
the fund for the relief Of the starving poor OF Ireland
comes OF on Tuesday, May g. at the Academy of Music
The attractions offered Independent OF the benevolent OBJ
Jet In view, sufficient in themselves TO an
overlooking house The popular artists who donate tho
evenings receipts 20 the fund 70 appear In two
or their amusing pieces In tho popular farce OF
"Nature and Art Miss Laura kceae. ready par
tcipate In acts u Humanity and charity, will also
tribute her services Bctween the acts Madame Guerra
bella aud Madsme strakoscb have each volunteered 10
e,pg an aria whilst in Milo Annetta Galctu and Signor
Pepss Tepschorc will supply two Of her mos, graceful
and accomplished representatives. Such com binacn
OF talents the several departments " art cannot fail TO
render tie OF tire most attractive and enjoy
able has been sot apart for benevolent purpose
Mile. CAMILLA UKso's CONCERT last night at Irving
Hall was immense success. We have no space TO
mentor detail the performances, but wish to notice
the really great OF the young ase who i'm
r,enselv apptaudcd