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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-22
Another Account.

Eptf... d. latcl 10 % Washington CJroDicle.
NASHVILLE Tenn, sept. 90 1868.
There has been great excitement here all day,
q, il became known carly this morning that Bragg and
IoHgcrans had met IN battle From officers Who have
sriged learn that Bragg reenfOrced b. al least one
division um Lee Is army attacked Rosecrana yesterda!
morning cansing considerable confusion IN InOi1"s
corp. The fight took place ~ NTlAcf comfy, Nhcl
ID Ia. u creeks AID mountains. AS lear a. can iI
II wasdYi slle, abd ihcn Oh the other nett
gaiIlu, ioh advantage Inc div e4pns oil 6enh Van
Ccye nd.te nOds Suffered 10 extent, ana al ~
losing nneh ground recovered y. There WAS coiisId-
cradle land ~ hand ightng and e,era pieces 81 "
tilery we're captund fecapiured, aId lost again. -
at The halle II Stone River. yeus. Palmer and Negley
maneuterCd ,her respective divisions syleLd.dg AMI
ssssfet Van Ccle ia recovering lost ground. TIE AZ
filery not called into Tequsitlon in al tie d,s.
ions he 1Ot ILdana suffered most and lost ~ s
Held officers Ihe 3st IL nols 4Oth heDsucky and "a
ONO alo assisted Ga the b. ut Of the action.
~ is believed ~ Gen. GIaneors Headquarters thet
The stuggle enGsd yetierCay with no Union dfad.
vantage, tlO.gh tie mO4' absurd rd1o1r nave pre-.
ysicd lie entire day Inc Seccssignisis mere had
Aoens Argle, Stanley and Palmer Killed bet news Of
an ofhda ehsracter states That neither D. injured.
The prGumpon is tint (consdering Burnside hds no!
estabiried communication with EosecraLD Gen.
JolIStsn who In cOmmarhi caIculaifo 10 tIaMl ~
betWesI tie two alIAio crush I1bsi0ea loIce Wbioi
was can p5Tatlyo.y sm4 and theL pouncc upon ho,e'
crans thus whipping NJ by detail In TINS no 9olt &c
Thonass corps oi RoAecranss army. There nOpla,
PObsDly have been 40 gaSatiLg upG our sac Lau u
not DecB That Tie respective comWandS were uhutf
marching orders and moving independently. Our ]atett
JIsacbes received u Gcn.sifangers re OF nature
which mls enlist 40 apprehension "a 20 tie result We
are anD0lsly awaiting news detailing us cOntiLua-
ton, ULieA, II 10 expected toos place 10 day,
~.
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Commercial Intelligence.

~
COTTON very buoyant and excited; sales Monday
and Tuesday IS 600 bales, o., wb rather than
half for export and speculation. Prices generally called
.d.d above last Friday.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER keeps very firm at adj
vancng prices but Of to-day market not deyel.
op.d a the close Of this dispatch.
BRHADsTUPFs-Messrs Richardson, Spence g.
Co.. and Bigsnd Athys Co.. repor. flour nominaly I'd v
bbl desrer Wheat In good demand TIA GENITAL
advances Red Winter 3o8i TO- Indian Corn advanced TO
21j3d21I g for Mixed, closing quietly:
PROyIsi0Ns-Beef and Pork unchanged. Bacon
quiet. TaOw inactive out.eady Lard unchanged sales at
81 yQi0i. -. ,o,o-.,,. O.
PRoDUcE-Ashes quiet; Pots, 2oI3a29l6. Sugar
continues in lansuid demand Cotee feet kee steady
No sales Spirits OF Turpen;ine qreti American non'ns
Petroleum very for Refined and higher price' de-
handed Crude xlo, closing with 20 demanded
LONDON MAREETs.-Wheat, lIa2i dearer for
English Foreign also firm at ex;r.n rates sugars qules
ard unchanged Reuned easier. Coree active and nfIl
Ta, nral,ered Rice steady. 1aow dull, ct 40 J04li.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The funds were STEADY.
the eth down TO @as9. Discount ms1ae'
uaaiie.od a., 4
American Securities still advancing
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Latest News.
I.utfSI .NpWH
iDy Magnetic neutrality-suspicious. ., 1851
FINANCIAL APFAIBs.

-. Loipos Sept. o 1873.
49, From The Tines City Article.
The belief gains strength that general arrange.
mont OF he MeSicsn deb, viii be rroposcd under tisncn
auspices bn, il Is likely that any desL'e cond,i,s WI
be until the acceptance ~ the hfone o VIC
nation OF the new Government saA ~. e: "a y ard
toe internal IS G4s "a me aiih "a. e "a
win take some action q ne -, 60 ~. 81 C,n.nv
In Febfury 1856 OF f4AO" va preserved . M
liabilities might subsequently, en-. ,,N.a 1890
now elapsed and is proposed 10 Distribute we % . .,
which Il Is sid will admit OF paymen Of 80 l'f s,
Zach uroprietor The increase OF se petroleum us.e
continne According TO the lat recouH.s tLe 20
Newl ork the beginning 81 &c p'ssN 80 ,lo.e
irom Ph.lsdelYAia have been 4VNvVy gnii'hhsi, .rs
sso o0J aud lsrse rrOporsn OF the crude al oe"s "
'''' From Tie H.rsds City Article r.
There is in the business done OF Ihe stocA HA
chsnge ssge amour. OF .I~eiihiion ana an so
Of arc;uaiion n;us; follow. INC WI 81 ~ Of sny
lnereasirx aud :, Dptes- are at iriens "
Tendency confidence The cause .. the sAeto h ne
s.ock was the by Dutch houses ana oss =. d.
hoesh, 4, ouotson. b.tge.4i 20 @id o., . "'~ VI"
P0'''''A !" ''' From, The Daily News City Article
III. raff;c returns of the London Brighton ana
snutb Goa. Railway this NeeA eecseaze VI ~-i'
coz pfSnoS STocKy EXCHANGE Sept. lSo3-OPen.
L. rrie..Con.o. money, sJt asJ Consos, account SSto
g. sth October New three. 3sds1t Soshs.s's ii
Amer. ear, change tanAdas wees. sV '". ,nouey
20 isct lou.o.idaes 53.e 49, 2lS p. ~ on'e ,a,,
"a ''.,'' ,,~ur Co., o ,ss,-surar
III hr,.k and prices are fully tanned Tor ~ sous. &
quiet, and only small parcels 81 ne" .n,al AZ
s..,s 49,, .sr,N, T..s quiet. p A. C., a. on the sPot
! Ioypoy CORN MAIKEr, Sept. =, looo.--ihosSn s
GOOD d,,i oil rain during the night to-day proves nue. an.
:, slow que, trade Wheat and al ohef ~'-1s n
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARr1Er.. --saies oil -V''''
bale; imports ,ls0 bale; previously, -ii'''
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India, China, and Australia.

The Calcutta and China mails arrived ut Suez
the 4h September. The following are the kilograms
receiyed:
CALCUTTA Aug l7.--Gray Sbirtings and Mule Twist
frm The result Of the Indigo crop is still
Exchange ON London 2i0id. Freighis advancing.
BOMBAY, Aug I5.-Exchange on London gold.
Freights dull.
CANTON July 2e.-Gray Shrtings and Mule Twist
higher. Tea lower. Exchange on London, 400
SHANGHAI JAY 22Aliairs in China generally quiet.
Cholera is raging at Sbanghae. Civil War Rad conn
menced in Japan
The relations With foreigners are said TO hc pacific
A treaty vi commerce has Deao concluded Between
hina and Denmark.
Silk quiet; settlements 200 bales Exchange on Lon
don. 6l5. kIoiglts. 7Oi.
MELBOURSE July 26.-The shipments Of gold since
the departure Of tie last mail amount 20 1872 40 ounces.
Trade duh. :,
Tie new tariff bin has passed the Assembly. The
natives of Watara NewZaaland had declared war; and
s 600 Of them had taken the field. Gen Cameron Las
withdrawn his troops for the defense Of Auckland.
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BOARD op CouscLxEs.-A rcgu


o. the Board u Councilman held Ia their eLamh,
on Monday afternoon at O'Clock. Morgan Jon~y esq
PRECEDENT Ia the chair. Tho Street conm,aloacr if
response to resolution of inquiry presented oonnv
nlcniion stating that The Parls and 0lor puho places
taken possession Of by The utei States soldier must
have bren 80 taken under the direction al The military
commander Il this poet no such permission haf been
granted by the Street Department The Controller
proscnted fialomcnt II the city Treasury. show ng
balance ON hand Of 81 20. 20 o. RESOLUTION that
biz Il Si'sOn Go. foI crisfi inmeri ~ returned sol
der and other bills be referred "a Tie Finance Com
mtcc brought out ON nie4,fiug debate co. ~" I1!t 81
COuncimen SANFORD GfOss Webster. ard o,arre.
Councilman Sanford explained aA a." grounds u H.
opposition 20 these bills that be hai heard that mcnbcrr
u the Board supporting them had nsscItcd That such
support wGs worth 81 5OO 10 them. Councncn Web.
ster and Gross called for The names 81 these parties
The bills finally sent 10 lie Finance Committee
A resolution unannousy adopted that bl.g Gen.
Scklcs De presented with gold medal by the Common
Council with an appropriate design engraved thereon,
In token Of the appreciation of the City 81 Now.fofk ~
The bravery aud devoted patriotism 81 one of bel noci
SOILS The Board adjourned to meet on rhurtda, R,zi
at o'clock p. III.
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BOARD or SUPERyISOES.-A meeting oil thif
Board wa held al II O'Clock yesterday morning ~ com
pliance with section Of act entitled A act for
ascelaining by proper process the scizons wlo shall
be entitled TO the RICH; OF suffrage. and to prevent fraud
ulent voting" passed April H. ls59. On motion The
Board proceeded a. ballot r Inspectors ana ErsiteIa
for tie First Election District with Tie following re-
suit John MOrfissoy, Vote Commodore Vanderbilt,
vote; ii. w. Genet. ; Peter Jones. l. John Brown,
John Clancy, J, aud dozen others one vote There
being choice the further bnlJiug was postponed I'M
I'll the Committee heretofore appointed shah be prepared
10 report The Committee on ANIMAL Taxes. "a whom
was referred two unicntions from the Controller
viz June uni August % in relation 10 the amount re-
oured 10 BE- raised hy lax IN ls county FOR tho year
1863 presented lengthy report settling forth that th.
have carefully Compared the several amounts stated
with Tho laws referred 10 authorizing ana making II u,
duty the Board Of Supervisors to raise The same p
tax and In every instnnce have found them correct
The following rocapltuaiion shows the amount 10 DE-
raised by tax for all purposes iAis year:
For State purposes. -, J4OJj7 10; for corpy pm
poses G2,;iG l6j %; for eng purpofcr, eb~iI,"' -
iOr supply Deficiencies sJN.iUe - Total slic1''
20 A. An ordinance vac also subnited HitL '"u
repoIt both, after some debate, being lad over .
4 resolution was adopted directing the coniroer 70
fuhrt 20 The Board on or before November. detailed
estimate OF the receipts and expenditures Of tho Count,
Government, and the probable amount required 10 w
adopted for county and State purposes for ana nniiI
the next ycnr. commencing Jan. l. ls6t. Tie Domu
lLen adjourned until Wednesday, at p. m.
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Ciycn;sAu. Monday, Sept. q, ls63

ne ComHeTciat Of this city gives the follow.
ins aceuuu, "a the great baTle near Chattanooga Oh
SATURDAY,:
Tie battle opened at + O'Clock in tho vicinity Of
widow Glens The road leading from McLamores
Cave - Cbsitancora.
Tho fighting soon became general tie Bebels
aanerrosiae thor troops finely
"Emly in The ac,isu tie Rebels made IN iareiuous
char = the fsmoVs Loa Battery and captured Eve
out Of TIE SD guys belonging TO it. Capt Van Pet
con fandinf ihe battery vas taken prisoner.
at o'clock Inc couust VAS perfectly terrific, the
roll ii InusA,tgy being ar continuous ard deafen
Ing than at stone River.
"a; 2:40 D. %. our division center was pushed.
b. nkc, ard ro'Y,a,cd in disorder
tCol Barnett planted battery ADD saon checked the
phsuir- enemy. who N turn driven IN disorder
oter ihe slme rIoaLd.
TIC division of Gen. Davis was then driven back
ny te Rebels lth great lose eid egcry of the ~,
Indian vos cay'ursl when Gen. Davis rallied bis
fnces and puicd 10 enemy back and Ie'ook he guns
"Rcylcds Do; heavily, Tut s,uLboInly held AA posi-
ticn diving the enemy. bat never leaving he line
Palmer who was overwhelmed. failed to get oil bis
whole battery. and two guns veEo lott
"yan Cleyv, although lighting galanily lost ground.
and bein, cvegpovercd. failed 70 regain biz position
"qlo Rebels exciting over their apparent success.
made the air rescnnd with cheers They advanced
,.... lie -.ole Lno end when within ere, the mus
lciry rolled from right 70 left, and ~ O'Clock TIE
fighting was teiile.
"een rcsecsnns grew anxious; The wounded came
porring in and the Rebels kept steadily moving ap 70
his beadqusIiers.
New forces were oprosed 10 the Rebels. and from
this time III DARK the battle ragged with destructive
fury.
a. dus}. when tie firing rad almost ceased. the
Robes throw Grward iTesA Troops ard engaged our
Tight.
''Tbo action again became general, Gail long aiter
eark ard ragged with tic erestesi fury.
The battle iAus fan las been a bloody one, and our
los il very heavy.
~Rebel prisoners say TIA, some Of their regiments
are Utmost annibpricd.
Bcih armies occupy tie same ground rs when TIE
acton began
we have eapt1Tcd several hundred IrsoneTs. mapJ
Of whom are rom The East.
Ne TOOK ten guns and lost scrSn."
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The Polish Question.

The Grand Duke Constantine had returned 10
Warsaw and VAS about 10 proceed from there 10 the
Crlnea. There were rumors that the Duke OF beuci..
'cnbogg would soon replace the Grand Duke Colstall.
tine In Poland.
1T. Petersburg advces represent that there was
growing Hopo that the peace OF Europe would not DO
I'll tuIbod.
Engagements between The Insurgents and the Fms.
SLAMS SIN continue 10 be daily reported.
La France says; We .Ic inclined 10 arpIUhcnd that
the party nycrtc To arrange ment IrcdoHulirs IN The
councils al 81 petersburg. some iclciins WI! probably
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Terrible Fighting on Both Sides.
GreuNd Host and laegained.
Ten GUNS TAKEN p.sD SEVEN LOST
GREAT SLAUGHTER OF The ENEMY
OUR LOSS VERY HEAVY

sre'iol Di'pe's hto The " Y. Tribune.
WASnYGroy, Monday, Sep. 81 1868.
Gen. nc JSecrans has fallen back to Chattanooga
IN good fdcr after fight IL sting through Saturday
and part ofSanday. Itis hoped that be viii be
atied &c resume the often i've.
sECOED D'SPATCE.
Su n parts ofGen. Ros tSranss army official dis
pale hes concerning tie batcs Of Set day and Sunday
III deemed proper for publication. It is presumed
v III be sent 10 the press bnight.
The general summing Up is that after two days 81
severe fighting in which Gen. Reseorsns with greatly
Inferior orces bore the shock Of hundred and forty
Thousand Re5et comprising the armies Of Bragg and
Johrsto1. half Of Lees army and al Of Pembortoas
scattered troops THAI could. be eait-od together, he
de eJra ii prudent in be nk spou Chattanooga wki
he~ii3 IN foal order.
at last accounts lie had. established communications
,f,b se airy Of Gen. 6truside who is severely cen
sirsd fcr MT having AR ga earlier.
Two ofI.osecranss dNHicns are reported not "a have
rsI,ayed very well IL IS believed that Rosccrars ii
soon be It in position 20 enable lin 10 The
offensive Meantime lic ), thought TO be sirongenougl
so hold 'is e. ound.
Their is q least "a cT 20 believe that the attention
" whs remains Of Loe army VIII soon be occupied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-22

EAsTON Ia, Monday, sept. y, !s'J
The draft for the Xlth Congressional District
Of Pennsylvania commenced this morning in Easton
and progressed quietly with large Of people
in attendance, among whom the best feeling prevailed
The conscripts generally adopted red ribbon badge
and enjoyed themselves considerably.
Gov Curtin arrived here at noon and spoke TO an in
mensc assembly Judge Woodward. the Democratic
nominee for Governor here Saturday and spoke al
the Democratic Club Room in the evening.
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The Rebel Steam Rams to be
Detained.
SUCCESS OF THE BLOCKADE BREAKERS.
Reported Acceptance Of Macmillan.
THE PEACE OF EUROPE REASSURED

The Cunard screw steamer Hecla, Capt Hook.
Icy which eft Liverpool at about o'clock on the after
noon Of the 9Th and Queenstown on the Sth inst arrived
here on Monday morning bringing two days later news
The Hbernian arrived of Londonderry at o'clock
on the morning Of the 5th and reached Liverpool about
II O'Clock that night.
The City of Washington arrived Of Queenstown about
1 o. IN. ON the eth.
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France.

Ministerial councils continued of very fire..
uuent occ urrence in Paris The Emperor presided nj
one on the 7b and another to be held on the 9th
instant
Lord Clarendon had had an audience Of the Emperor.
An Imperial decree appoints the Mexican General
Morquez, Commander Of the Legion Of Honor.
The Poys believes itself able TO state that negotiations
are pending with great capitalists in France and En-
gland for Mexican loan
The Paris Bourse on the It'll was steady. ReItes
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be conceded but they win be Of an unmportapt char.
acter."
Inc Pat.n says, Letters received here from Berlin,
treating of the attempts made by Prussia 10 nduoe Rus.
sa to make satisfactory concessions to the Western
Powers assert that they did Lot meet with much suc.
cess The conces'ions Which Russia intends to mako
are Ofvery little Importance"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-22

PARADE OF Col. HALLS RgGMENT.-Coi.
Halls Regiment turned ont about 900 strong last even
Ing. 1ho line formed In the vicinity Of Jefferson
Market and little before nine O'Clock the regiment
with band Of music marched down the sxth'ayenne q
few blocks and then crossed to Broadway where
with martial music and flying banners. military dis
play was made which attracted considerable notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-22
From Missouri and Xansns.

ST. LOUIS, Monday Sept. 81. 1868
Tie steamer Marcela was boarded ana pun
dcred On the 18th inst. at Dover Landing. LhiaJe't'
County.
Tic folders o. tic 9Th State Miltin. returning no'
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A YIur oRDEITp 10 srA.
Arrival OF rnR UNITED STATES GurBo II


RuouE !s1asD-1hc univi States Furholt Rhode
Island COMMANDER Norton. fsom ~ George ,ilcrrlg.
do and - hours from Fortress Monroe arrived ~
evening Tho following s lsi oi oAiocrs.
Iisuiriani Canaa.ntsr Merton Captain b. AZ in
safston T. Nalss fsya-trf & iicdrn Chi-f ~ fis
H. smith. Acting Mn'tsfs. y 4. s~ann. " . beslis ~
Acfl-s kuasns. n. ,. Molst o. - AfasirDns crp.a >,
Cirfk 4. fosat. faymssies 1iefi y. d iaihsa- -
10. N-r,sfs Mates fytnr. iieuick Hoofr Ma
frfinF frg hfrIon Nus.u Nlnfs ffsfflsl . o.
Malr a Ifn.usT. Nffs~
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Hamilton Chused by the 1Ith kensusky
Mounted Iafnntry-Fight Near nrim-
stone Crcek-Four Of the Freebooter.
Killed, stveD wounded, md Two Undc
Prisoncrs-Scvcrnio OF their Horace Cap
snrcd-Unior Loss, One Horse.

GLAsoow. KY. Sept. y. ls63.
| The lIth Kentucky mounted infantry, Col.
Love has Just returned from the pursui, Of the fee
hooters under Hamilton. whom he chased int
Tennessee under orders from Col Harvey. His force
was 800 and that Of Hamilton 40 strong Tho guer
rla evidently anticipated pursuit. by tie Union forces
and aftcr m. rnaranding expedition The side Il the
Cumberland r-6nped TOW ard his den IN 1cnnestce boy
not crossing the Cumberland River. On thc road
nothing esrsped their rapsciiy. Houses we're striped
Of eIy article which q Was possible pr To ~ - trans
port on their horses EFcn robbed - then
clothing their p. dding window curtains aad hogsc-
hold utensils. Every good horse along thor route VAS
taken.
The citizens woTc mroA alarmed. ihef faTe.l 10
give Information 81 tie direction to robbers lHi TX n,
let their lives should pay lc forfeit when TIE bandit.
sland return agninst which ihey seem 10 itint per
CD Love. having crossed the Cumberland came ~
with tie party Birthstone creek an npio prlat 10
dclyous for zach characters and tufpIttd iisM. Icy
were cncamped aud erjl ying the fruits 81 ibrF pllad
4 hrisk skImsh occurred tie guerrilla Immediately
mounting their horses and maxim. on Hamilton. WHO
and lfy saIds 81 the taion adv and delivered lie
ne then turned and dashed into the hash. lie vas
f.i.wrl DIS q olieT and i.tTcatcd 10 the hills
The morning report Of their AdjBtant WIS cupigrcd.
shoe, ing 40 men Tor duty fouI of tie guclIas were
killed and found ia the brush. Two prisoners were
The Rebels WHO had bufhwhackcrs IN the hills assst
iug them completely blockadcd tie road By telling
tree .hat iOand impossible TO pursue tbrin 'oL
Love withdrew. and under orders from Col. Harvey
halted at Rays Gross Roads,
The following unique Proclamation ives found posted
On q tfre ~ T0mpliusyillc, given literally;
hYAD ORs liAxIIioSs BATTALION
ICaKIstyILLg ny
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The National Republican, of Washington, says
thst Gen. Schcnck will leave the army and take his seat
in Congress, where ho rucceccds tho traitor Vc8n'
digham.
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q. l.. HAMILTON


The Cavalry
u iswcn known that Henilion was mustered out Of
;l Confederate service for cORafdicc aud that BIS
force consists Of descriers and citizens all ying on The
Tennessee side Of the Cumberland. Gainsboro Is their
headq quarters III oo'o
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Nnvnl Movements.


IRIS To BE BUILT
Another new fast steamer, beside that spoken
o. Is TO be built a, the Brooklyn Navy Yard Orders
have been received nom the Navy Department TO COM
monce as soon as convenient. and yesterday active
preparations begun TO TT place for her keel That
portion Of the Navy Yard from which the United States
steamer Mercury launched last week Is being en-
larcod and the now launchng.ways arc In course OF
construction. 10 facilitate the building Of the new YES
sells. The new ship vii be larger than Tennis on
the vessels at present In the Navy The Department Is
working hard 10 augment svift steamers. Already
the Wamhancguo. an immense vessel Is under WAY at
the Navy Yard under the special surveillance Of Mr..
Deano Mr. Steers ship the Idaho l. also advancing
steadily and 1t s understood that instructions have
been sent TO the Navy y ards Of Portsmouth PhLaGel
phia, and Ioson to begin. when onycni.nt new ships
Of of which great speed is to be the most prominent
characteristic. The fast vessels nj pfcscD, ~ the ser
vice are nearly n loaded down with heavy batteries.
which prevents them from going a. fast Icy might
otherwise do Tie Fort jackson. for instance was er
pcc;cd 10 make eighteen Knots az hour. and our cor
Respondent on board states that The weight 81 metal Il
great that she cagno' MAKE more than ten or twelve
TIE IyECUIIYE OFFICER op THE gAvT YARD DE-
IAcBYD.
Yesterday orders were received from the
Navy Department. ilstruoting Lisrt Commander
f.otrowno the Elective Oloel = The iIooiyn Navy
Yard To prepare for sea service. =" sooner had lie
intelligence become sno~n N - Yard than oiiccis
AID men commenced croHdlLg TIE apartment Of Capt.
fLlehTowfe 20 icplnrc us coAfciupliei departure.
Few officers ever attached 10 The hcw.Nork station
have made many friends for thcf,sl'cs Mr. fllc
browne.
A YIrJT oRDEITp no srA
The following naval ycsss.s nov nj the Brook
lrn Sayy. ard have received ~ sirnoons Ca for
soon possible aId dslart fr didsf~et ihsiifh
iioAsi Toe L. = steamer ra-lJoacf Which arrives hsn
iho south Ai,aaic h'uo fading squadron. Tie sissm
guli-,ei SonaDa hch afr.s 81 trrc time since
- Transport flh hoe tie steamer kaAmond late =
TIE MhslsrrIl 6er' The May SIlfurd Adsr4 lApfcts
steamer end chr f'cl Tn nninh'F O., tosscs -
farming nom go ,fous latsy lar rendered II inoanb
sni 90 tic uuiAofiii 20 81 o ships a. replace nrn.
which lr,is or yards yrGy busy. The I. : steam
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war - ~ have been detached.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-22
Very Iatesf.

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