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, 1863-09-29

which has e;rco bsen paid over By Ar, Eoerhart
TO the Chicago Sanitary coEnisslon.
All thtrce considered. this Is generally fesafoeh
m the most eueceeeful irstiinte get held IN the
country, AND iii tho TEACHERS return d TO their
tosts OF duty with renewed hopo and energy.
NEW DooKs.-Gail Bamilton'a ea1a.psys; also
ia5 waF Behefs f:feSsG%S SS.a1r sad Ses Co. For
81 Dearborn street.
knoylfdre 1 nf Vocal Music viii not fttl to xt.snd
Mr. DYES Adult Sit gipg school, which Commences
to-niykt, 1t the Musical Union Academy 10 the
Metho6irt Church Block. ses notice uades head
Of Anusemen:s
AUCTION SALE or Doors AND sHoEs AT WHOLE.
eA1seaels GoFe wson ts;, q atos Go 81 Of Baots Iax
and Shoss to ths highest tidde:. This stock ts
probably the IaIGest and beet eeloeted west 81 New
York, ard county dealers cannot Iall ~ nnuns as ~
this establishment everything needed 10 Ill up
their stocks.
PEnsosA1-Mrs. Alderman Hoyt received 81.
ssks nsssef aS st 3e
Book Store. No. 9z Randolph street. under the
Mates Oh House They haze thc la:gsst stock q
prices Which DEFY competition. A costly gift
eiyen with each. Do not mistake the humber.
G. Mi1asole's Tuesday evening party is
VElQQel ptu EC&uAA4o RuA AsA~@<>A 49, N>N'HsN>'
ATTENTION. Dearborn Light Artillery" AL
members are commanded to meet at the ArmorJ
Rooms On Tuesday evening, Sept 20, at O'Clock.
/ Without fail, for the transaction Of important
| bueiness.
| by ordeE- JAS. SMITH, captain.
se27 st
~Dsackett. the celebrated Pop Corn n,an.
will pay one dollar bushel for Pop corn deliver
ed In Chicago, any time between this and 10th OF
| October. Two hundred bushels this falls corn
| wanted. ]. A. BRACKETT.
- Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility.
arising from Specific csusee, II both aexee-1es7
and reliable treatment, IN reports Of tho Howard
Aasoctatlon-Eent In sealed letter envelope Tree ol
charge. Address, Dr. J. skil!ln Houshton, How.
| ard Association, no. South Ninth stieet Phila-
delphfa. Pa au21-am
~ F. E. Rugby. 50 Randolph street, fs se1tIus
Paper Aangings and Window Shades at New York
prices, at Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
| on the most liberal terms. se24-1w
GAS F11TunEs, GAS FxrunEs-Thc largest
| and richest assortment In the city. Call and ex,
amino. j, WIN9RAyK, JR., &s Co.,
sea lot "a Randolph street.
Go TO TIE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT & STHArroN'e
| CHICAGO CoMAERczAL COI1E0E, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars sd
dress [enclosing stamps) BRYANT & srRArros
| Chicago, I1llnofe-
, 1863-09-29

At Bloomington. KY. on the 2lss Inst. JosaPH
CRANE. aged Is years
The decfssed Was membsr OF the 5th uusois Bat
tery tot E1gn.) The funeral Wilt take plaza to-day
atl clock st the house CT HdH ard SD1tn, 81 Nortc
Morgan street.
r Figtn. New York City aud Quincy, Mass.. pa+
pers ptesse copy.
twin scn ct Jas P. Price. sgeI yeaFs Eonths aad
days.
IE Boston papers please copy -.
On Sunday morning. Sept. 9Th ct Aurora. III. IN
the 19th yenr her 8ke, MARX E.. daughter OF NeE
tnrf III
, 1863-09-29

E1.0T3fT-KHfr3yPsj . eh1n1NH 391r1a
se q xasF "a 'si ss,s
Wiz @inter extras. At SSH: 10 hr1s 'i5rant Do
5 ~ IS, c!ss saS;1 y; :; I!as;!ss
s!is esS,s s yh!s yisss He 81 AiPls: $
Ea: e.s e q: catS? % srls
e .so i Srs ssa on y *'e:en is sc
1 Ss,s Fss w3ssi sx!et
+ i, e @ 81 s!ss!iaS r. Ss:ss :: sS$tii
i, i. s =: ]; ; i;
s{sE A. q; i, S & 81, les ss1s
cn lco bEls ,s,gs I'D 199 o;ls !. *AoE:a 81 vaas-
& Sss r. ss
& E. q
eSSs III ,SsI9S sStfas
q ttSSS srrro suFznftsf-&" oFla CLEARWATER
WHEAT keseiyea II So bu; s1ap s1hsppeS; 15os.s
81 askss 81 Hs sssses ssere It !sf
Ss s e s50Fs o. SO = aS e 4 4 as a
Il q IL s. 9o ea e x s q
6a ssstsi SIS e. s.,ns. stess S a A.
40 q Sc, p.uo,,o, ~ roo r., .,,,,,6 "a nm b,
Market Inactive ana Il !oxeI Sales advEs ~ EXP ~ y
NAL CoEAr 6Mu ou MSed nnoat q. s2Ac 49, n9 ao W
IN No at 1G so9 ~ ide 81 7ss soe na 40 e. ~;
tog ~ 70 Gofa r. " - 'o ~ n4 oe a at tu1S ~
&c; tgS 10 ae as 81 1a bn. saooaa a s,5 bu
Market lsse loTer sales 200 b1No n store s6 q
&c - eo x af G nu &C. nE Ivy Ivy
In to-, 9 ct SIC: ~ BY 40 at 59Hc. =,
y Sample 10 5uTlans n at 69Hc DEL .-
sS b. Ne ys tn s,1se e ss g. e6c SO on do Mt sac 400
| l5ARLEY-lsese eiEen. 10 ~ In. Market declined
| 2@sE BY Sales: laocG m No Barley IN store at
Ey sample.1 ,eoy hu prime at = II del: u bags at
| Fl Is tR1. E5 fH1Y Mt 81 10 Track.
, 1863-09-29
Foreign Circulars bT tho China.

:.
1sEHADsrrFFs-T Tho Improved tone noticed in our
last report gainco strength through the week. ire-
qnens heavy fans having prevented the ingthe eriug
the aels tn this and TIE northsrn counties Wheat
hut closes dull Flour must be quoted Cd ccaFer but
salts SLOW thcrc.t; prime oh!os nre and
feeding; mixed advanced 10 2!s 81 during the week,
reactitiE q. and again re- 9yeIine the cecltue.
quiet, and only prime Qualities command previous
Iatess Bacon-Tho stoekls nov getting iato smaller
t. maae progress with sales Of Ordinary klads is
still necessary to yield more less IN prize Lard hnz
ID the quotations Cheese Of ns quality sells at full
raies, ordinary aud inferior Kinds 12s lower. Butter
IRENE rotes.
suSpR1Es.Cfoyereec seed meets With less inquiry, the
speculative demand having ceased. Tallow dulf du-
ring Tue early part Of tho week, Int Improved towars
the close; higher rates now tenanted-
PATTERSON. Bros u Co.
, 1863-09-29

Market dnl1, and small sales OF New York at sa2s
s1 and at e s9c6 ill., MessTs ~ < Jacsson
A on It's way from New Orleans hy the steamer Han
nfho the nrst consignment from that city aince the
war commenced.
, 1863-09-29
New York stock mud Money Market Sep. rs


GUVEKNH1S Z BT0CkB.
E6s 81, coup. .1o6K9 1-3s 1reas.... 10e4alo7A
Money steady, and fall business doing ut 6 n cent
Sterling Exchange quiet At l53kG15I
Gold tlTmer, opening At 394r AMI closing Gtm ct 4Qh
@iGH.
, 1863-09-29

NEW TORE, Sept. q, 1863,
The Committee Of the Stock Exchange made its re-
rort at the Board this morning. on th4 AIfccnn snnth
ern railroad matter. II did tot recommeud nny &C.
ton, aud the Board did not sake nnr The sales Of
niencinE ut 80 and selling down to ist{ai8k 1t he
close while 5sles were mafp outside as Low as 3Gk
, 1863-09-29

~ F. E. Rlgby. 50 Randolph street, fs se1kIu1
Paper Aangings and Window Shades at New York
prices, at and retail. The trade supplied
On the most liberal terms. ae21.1M
, 1863-09-29

PHILADELPHIA Seed Murket--9ept. 1J.
There is not much doing in seeds small sale prime
rer clovezseed Was made at ss.25; timothy A dull at
$ass@3 60, md faxsced In good demand at $3.50 p
frsal1o
, 1863-09-29


Only Que cargo Of wheat has Koun forward By sail
for which 4c was paid. Lumber frelxhts nlprov
and hear Of charter from lake shore to Cleveland
at q Il, at which fEure there Is fair deuaod fo1
yCekels.
, 1863-09-29
Buffalo nInrkety-9ept. 13S.
OswcKo nlarkete-Sept. %.
The Foreign Markets.
PEI STEAMER AMRuIqA.1 fBY


LIVERPOOL, Sept. 13, 1883.
coTTox-sale. for two days, 5000 bales Market
BsKsDsrrTTs -Dcll, and all kinds slightly lower,
Kicsaft & son 4 Spence: Wakefield. Nash 4 Co., and
GRAIN-Nhea quiet and I'd lower. Rcd western So
4da8s ID. Corn ea.l-r. Mixed 27s.
PEoy1s1oys-Bect quiet and steady. Pork dull md
unchanged. Bacon tending downward. Lard qulet.
GkocxR1Es-sugas quiet and steady. Cafren nrm
, 1863-09-29
NJ hank Stutcment-Scpt. 81,

lleETE&sa IN !Vaue ti]is
decrease III EpeClE
DecfehEe N o.s:(
llCIease in deposits. 5514
, 1863-09-29
Vessels Passed DetFolEs
rEpecfAl Dispatch to tho Chicago T1ihy

Especial Dispatch to tho Chlcazo Trihune1
DErEorr, Sept, IS, 1853.
Uq-Props Nile, Neptune. Forest Queen, Badges
Iowa basb nvtncib,e, Morgan Cambria, Champion;
schrs. Arrow Robirson, Dolphin, Hubbard, Wings OF
the Morning, Hawk, Chiners, Minows, Eagle Wing,
Weallng, AEcturus, Maple Leaf, Bronson, Sea Bird.
Dow3-Prop. Galena-
, 1863-09-29
Cincinnati Market.
[Special Dispatch 10 tho Chicago Trih1ae1


[Spec4sl Dispatch 10 tho Chicago Tribunal
CrsolN1AT1. Sept. 9 1888.
wn1sEY-A huoJnnt market. and ptices advanced
topc Sales OF $50 brls It Ec, the latter rate for
wagon.
PROVISIONS Old city mees pork ndynnced to S1ns
with safes OF 500 hr4 1900 brls sold on Saturday st
$lo50 Lard In demand Sales OF 500 srcs asma ss9Xe
at Louisville md 500 keg% city at lie. We hear Of
aales OF bulk ueats or bacon.
Buanlo oMnrkcts-Sept.39s
FLou1-QuIe1 without quotaole change.
GRA1r-Wheat In fstr o. nAnd. with haleS at u E4
116 for No milwaukee, c1ub 81 IS for No Chicago
springs E12o for 1ed winter western and scyeFal lots
on Corn heio 1t 7a9soc, vita sales as &C. Rye
ic better at gdc.
Wmskr-Hoiaess "a king Sc.
CANAL FnR1au1s-RteteE, at &c for corn, and TIC
lxroRTs-1 60 osls old nour 200 ou wheat, rof
eco hu corn 9eSoo bu oats, ~ 1 nu barley, 13 co nn
re. -
ExpoE7s-2 go hrls four III ITO bu wheat, y p9o bu
corn. y 100 bu barley. Is. pod bu rye.
OswcRo Markets-Scpt. %.
FLouE-UnchaDged.
GRA1S-Wheat dropping and quiet. Corn quiet aud
sales.
DC, toN.Y..
, 1863-09-29

Award for Artillery Horses ut St. Louis
tF1om the Mis*ouri Democrcs. 26th1
At,t14ct Of propeeaIs for furnishing Uaied s:ates
f3oEt.nNeot With 800 artillery tortes. pe1ed 9e,t
2,ih lR6a tY CAPT. G. r. Ford. A.slstklt QUARTER.
, 1863-09-29
COMMERg ALL

MONDAY EvKs1ra, Sept. Is, 1865,
The following table shows the receipts and shIp-
ueuts during the past twenty -four Lou-B:
RECEIPTS FoE LAST FoATr.E1GuT saoCRs.
, 1863-09-29
THE ROUTE TO THE FAR WEST.


OFFICE or THE Cm., BURLINGTON d QCScr)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHICAGO, Sept. q, 1868.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Your article headed Important to Merchants
and Shippers" in this mornings TRIBUNE, con-
tains 30 many gross errors, which, II your inform.
ant was Railroad nan, must have been inten-
tIonal, that am compelled, In justice to the road
which represent, TO make statement OF distan.
ces counter to those contained In the article se-
referred to:
, 1863-09-29

/ WooL-Qutek
SU9Ak-Ve1y Arm,
r IeE1s1oaE-rorE opened 9u'st and saada essisr.
~ N1 LOT etf mess: S13 81 @ls % for new do, RIO fsxa
lo!0 for Lew primo mess Beef onll lsaco1 j sas
cull hno hoainM!F unchanged. Lard without dncf.
deu change, l0H31lc. Cheese arm at lAat3Kc
, 1863-09-29

FOURTH WARD q L. A-The regular meet
ing Of the Fourth Ward o. L. A. will take place
this evening at * o'clock. Good speaking and
good music msy be expected. Let cyerT persou
interested be On hand,
, 1863-09-29

NJ a r r. E ID.
On Thnrsd.y Sent 24th, by the Rev, d.. InEe.soll,
Mr.. CHAkLhS HIHCKLKf, Of Chicago. q Miss
+. KATE. eldest daughter OF J. S. johnson. Esq. OF
Buffalo,
, 1863-09-29

AEoSIMous.-We have received commu-
nication, signed "a West Side Subscriber"
showing up "mean rebel" living on West
Washington street. Inasmnch as the writer does
not give his true na1ue, we cannot publish his
communication.
, 1863-09-29
THE CITY.

To THE DIREcTREssEs OF Tu8 SOLDIERS
HoHE:-You arc earnestly requested to meet at
the Ladies' WRr Committee Rooms, Garrett Block,
on Wednesday morning Sept. 3oth, to accomplish
urgent and necessary work for the Home.
MRs. J, c. FARGO, Secretary,
ATTENTION, 1ApMs.-The ladies Of the city
are requested to meet at the Ladies' Wa. Commit
tee looms. Garrett Block, to sew Tor the Army of
the Cumberland. There viii be work prepared
for many hands. It is desirable to send boxes as
coon az possible, and speedy and generous re-
eponbe to this can is hoped for.
BY OHDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
, 1863-09-29

Sons OF TEAPERAScE.-Gardan City Di-
Vision, Sons Of Temperance, Will celebrate the
Anniversary Of the Order, At their Han, northeast
corner West Randolph and Clinton streets, on
Tuesday evening. e9th Inst. AL Sons Of Temper
snce In the city, in good standing, are cordially
in1ited to be present, and can obtain compliment.
tary tickets Of j. J. Jennings. corner Of Washing
ton and Dearborn streets, Tuesday 29th, from to
5o'clock.
, 1863-09-29

LARCENY As sBA1LEE.-SYdney Grey, a con.
traband, fresh from Kentucky, deposited $500, In
gold, with Frederick Scott, a negro saloon keep
cr, on jackson street, and took receipt. When
Grey demanded the money, Scott refused to return
more than $500, insisting that that was all he re-
ceived. Before the Police Court, however, the
receipt told It's OWL story, and he IVES held In
$500 bail.
, 1863-09-29

LARcExT.-The.c seems good reason for beliey-
Ing that John Rawling stole valuable COW Of
Thoba1d Foesaer. At any rate the head Of the COW
found IN Mr. Rawlings possession, In close prog
unity with the ca,cass Of the animal from
which, as the accused party admitted, the head
was taken, was produced in court, and identified
by Nj. Foerser. Mr. Rawlings seemed to lack
courage to urge the CORY witness OF fhls guilt with
language like that Of Macbeth to DanQuo's ghost !;
or even to propound questions to the witnesses
for the prosecution. And Ind he done 60 the lat
ter would have had no time to answer them; for
in the twinklfng Of an eye he found the case dis
posed Of and himself compelled to recognise in a
thousand dollars for trial at the Recorders Court.
, 1863-09-29

Go TO THE BEsT-G0 TO BRYANT & STRArroN's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL CoIlEoE, 10 get a thorough
practical business education. For circulars ed-
dress [erclosing stamps) BRYANT &, srRArros,
Chicago. Ulnnfe.
, 1863-09-29

GTDsackett. the celebrated Pop Corn n1an.
will pay one dollar busht1 for Pop Corn, deliver
ed III Chicago any time between this and 10th Of
October. Two hundred bushels this falls corn
wanted. ]. a. BRACKErT.
Sept. q, 1t Eo1 2S36, Chicago, luinols.
, 1863-09-29

w All thoes who wtsh to ct t,.a z u thosou$h
MT nve's Admit Ei5 piDp School. which Commences
to-nigkt at the Musical Union academy 10 the
Mttho6frt Church Block. Ses notice under head
nf rhpta
, 1863-09-29

INDIAN PoSKs.-T here are at the stable Of
Mr.. William Patrick, corner Of Adams and State
street, some twenty head Of Indian ponies. Just
arrived from the Kansas region They are brought
here by MI. French, and are quite curiosity, be-
ing Of small stature, some hardly averaging New
foundla1d dog. They are well broke to saddle.
, 1863-09-29

- Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility
arising from Specific csusee, In both ae1ee-nav
and reliable treatment, IN reports Of the HovaEt
Aasociation..Eent IN sealed letter envelope ftee
charge. AddreBa, DR.. j. 8kil!ln HouEhton, How
ard Association, No. / South Ninth st1eet rhila
delphta. Pa eu21-am
, 1863-09-29

H1{xHWIKES-Mafkek adEh0ee1 Hs5IC PEE EAl.
sa1ca to-day. ESQ br1s In lots at age.
IEATHEIk-The market Is very active. especially
fos iiaJpes anu Upper CnlGskins selling freely,
bptl foreign and domestic Prices 1IH1 wiki m up
Wnfd tendency. We quote:
Harness oas .S1ssss Pomes 2aS = & Ga1f &l1ss1 IS
Collar = ioot..... Ag4c tougat; ..L1G1.M
Upper ...... 2i@a5c Spanish Sole hHE1-
Dftle = 0,.,,..., 42&I3c 1ock-............ &t43ic
L31e,,,..,.,..,,,, 4l@s2 Good dam8Eed.., z5lo19c
Domestic Calf -, 1Qe@l10 SlaughtersT oak, 40142o
LUnIREK.Denand yeEy actiys: a9nd md a soas!ser. .:
Of the cnrEoes now arriving are being put INTO DOCKS
OWE ess anticipating higher rates. We quote:
, 1863-09-29

GAS FIXTURES, GAS FrxrunEs.eT largest
and richest assortment In the city Call and ex-
amino. j, W1NoRAvE, JR., 6s Co.,
seq lot 81 Randolph street
, 1863-09-29

D1snEPCTAB1K HoUsEs.-Tno houses, KEEP.
BY Rogers Plant and Daniel King. on the corner Of
Wells and Monroe streets, were shown to be
houses OF Mfame Of the most disreputab1e and
vil!afnous character. Justice Mcdonnell fined
Plant and King $40 each.
, 1863-09-29

ATTEs11oE-" Dearborn Light Artillery AL
members are commanded to meet at the ArmofJ
Rooms On Tuesday evening, Sept %, at 8 o'clock.
/ Without fail, for the transaction Of important
| bueiness.
by order JAS. SMITH, captain.
L aE2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-11
From Yorktown.

YORKTOWN. Moldsy. Feb . 1903
During tho has: week II nunber oi Rebels have
been taken prisoners aud Others have deserted and
come within our lines u, this place. Last Saturday
five Rebel deserers camo in and reported 10 Others
awaiting An opportunity to come in. Mi. kI'as or
dered ont Capt Faith, Company NJ, 9TH Pennsyl-
wanna Cavalry. aud Capt. Hsgcrmas,er, Company
l.. Lieuis. Williams anu George Saith volunteered
and ACCOMPANIED tho expedition. They reached the
six mile ordinary without opposition OF discovering
the &c Secesh desirous Of joining them.
TIE enomy's picket stationed here retired before
them. and Cart. TaId without ORDERS pushed for
ward after Them Just this side Of tho Nine Allie
Ordinary he with his command was drawn into an
alnbcscado and fired upon. lilo was brought of
supposod 10 DO MORALLY wounded. Capt. Hager-
master. upon whom the command devolved fought
like 4 hero
lis CHARGED uron and broke through the enenly's
line, but got separated from his men and taken Prs-
oner. Lieuts. Williams, Smith, and Little wero
taken prisoners, aud Lieut.. Rhinemller seen TO
fail from his hone. 1, is is supposed lie wna Liled.
Our entire los was 30 killed. wounded, and missing
The enomy's loss 10 unknown. The enemy is re-
norted in some force at Burnt Ordinary II IneS
from Williamsburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-11
The Rebel Porces mp the River.

fIom Our special Cone.pondeni. ~ ,oe,
NEW oHLEAs,, la, Jan. 20. 1853
have obtained, from sources that should be
authentic, the folio wing items relative to the Rebel
forces W the river. / offer them as corrective Of
and more recent than sho details Afforded III recent
letter.
Al VieksJurg tie Confederate muster from 10000
10 10000 men. At Port Hndsoa thew have but
81, OOO or thefe, probably not more than IL, VOD
IRE well drilled regiments at the former place. and
5 900 al the latter. Tho remainder consist OF con.
,cips, how employed 10 drilling and brisadng, and
r. tresenIed to b. BAT i.nperlsctiy ariaei.
zen. FRANCIS Gardner, formerly Of the u. s..
Army, il now III command at PO:t HUDSON, very
efficient soldier. and sou-in-law 20 Gov. Mouton OF
this State. Van Dorm lnd Lowell are brg,'iier-
Generals under him.
L. is not improbable that the Rebels may attempt
a raid Il. on our troops AT BAtol kouge, ana sli ess
improbable that we may anticipate them. No.A!nS
definite. however. caa yet come VI either.
Gen. Augur Is expected IN New-Orleans to-hor'
row. to confer with Gen. Banks relative 10 future
operations. ]. IL "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-11
G1ufIipsu Items.

TIE Nc'0bcrn On. CD Progress, of the 4th inst,
contains the following items, in addition to an an-
nouncenent OF Temporary suspension OF the paper
on account OF their supply of paper being exhlusled
TIE Church a. Newport City was totally destroyed
by lire on "Wednesday night Last. IL IS supposed
that Some contrabaDds went into the edilieo, ana
built up fire to themselves. and neglected 10
quench it on leaving. Another theory IS, that Was
Tie result Of incendiarism.
The steamer Baltimore, which has for some Time
been at Morehesd, had her state-fooms accidentally
burned out one day last week.
A gay ard festive odtashioned New'Ensiana
snow-storm was raging yesterday morning Inc
ground WIS well covered with snow, which Is some
two inches deep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-11

~ The Crescent, belonging to Mobile. During 'he
.uieryiew ", the FlosdG-jsscFibed as big, olA' I,
looking vessel, mounting bali a Gozen gun'-neafed
lie bocAadlug loei. Her machinery nal got troAea
-bscalne ualaanGgt she WA duiling,
belule-s,y outward "a urey to an Who might cLoos'
or dare 10 board her. she came indeed, close u the
flagship OF our ,qnadfon-ihe Sasqnehhnna-ai
unwilling OF tie prILe w.thin her Iosch.
Why Was ,he no. bosrded-hred upon Well, the
BRUSH Consul's steamer was IN the way, nud our
sailors could not be ungaant enough TO ayail them
selves OF papablc accident, ~ toe detr'nent Oh a
hnImless party Of ladies and gentlemen land zen;
DAVIS So the engineers Of the FLORIDA coniTived
10 sert their mastery over the vesse ara TO re-
turn Ia safety t. the ely. Some cay they displayed
"a OF trace others na, the steamer was actually
boarded Gnd allowed 10 retire scot free, OF course In
ignorance Of Tor contents. 1 spare you other Con-
dieting rdi1or5.
Iftlis story DO true, may be tho case for any,
thing Anow TO the contrary, here Is historical
might.have-Lesn worldly Decentralization. r.D.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-11
A Curious story ubomi .EcG. pavis md the
! Frivafeer FLORIDA.
From Our Special Core pODdcut.
81. CBAnLEs UOTEL, New-OIl

From Our special CORE pobocht'
ST. CpAnIEs HoTEL, Eew-Oisans, Jsa. ~, 1853.
have good story to tell you, with only the
sliaht draw back that not word Of il may DO true
IL is credited however, by its Darraiors, and Las
cost me at least two miles Of bipedsl locomolion in
the attempt to trace it to some authentic source, this
very cuy. Considering this yoa will not be Sur
p.sed at my relating it, esIecially us there is no
intrinsic impIobability involved in tho business
only lei IL be definitely UNDERWOOD that ipyself
aesumo the oSton OF tie prpsmatic British Em.
bsssador, who, writing from Of the petty Ger
man Courts in tie time Of the first George, informed
st. James that "sOne say the Pre,ender Is dead,
come that lie Is mott" adding, sagey, Tor my part,
believe neither OF them
Yon know that the little steamer ;. W. Brown
has recently made trip from tbs city across Lske
pontchartran 10 Confederate Dixie, conveying
ttithsr n cargo Of Registered enemies TO The
United States, principally III crinoiinc. u also
bronpht back few vail not say eDemies-bnt Us
good friends TO American Gnity 40 may be rupio'ed
10 exiat in the doInuons acknowledging tAe sway
of jefferson Davis. From mem Tue iOiioWlng s,ory
Is derived. believe they told it originally TO Col.
Clark. chief aid Oh Gen. Banks slat, "a gentleman
whose palantry toward them was rewarded, says
The Data by three cheers, subte4uent 10 similar
manifestation in honor OF the arch Sscetsioniet' ~
relates TO the latter, and ls as follows: 49,
! On the fret of the month and year, or inc HUI
for the date is varioasly stated-Je1 DAVIS WAS at
Mobile. 1t known tbat he has been visiting the
eouth. western portion of the sOcailed COlederate
States very recently, involving look III Of '!eAs
burg and Port Hudson, presently bringing up ut tue
best known city in Alabama, there to celebrate The
inception Of 1863, and the beginning of the third
year Of his reign. While there lie resolved on
voyage Of inspection to Forts Morgan anu Galnes
With him went his suite, Gen. Buckner and stan,
also Governor Brown, OF Georgia, and goodly
company of ladies and gentlemen, all as ardent Sc
cessioniss the majority OF the population OF the
town in which write-i cannot think OF IA stronger
comparison. These embarked on board the steamer
Florida, and steamed galLaLtly outward, unmiAdial
or defiant Of our blookadng flolilla.
simultaneously would not add intentionally
the captain of her Britannia Mejestys ffigale Vesu-
vius obtained permission Of Commodore Hitchcock
TO allow the English Consul to Wait him, which was
accomplished by means VI small steamer, known