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Arrived

ssc,@.hip k.ns,so Bad.'%.1; Nv:rssl ". I'M ;sss
P.. bound ID. Ch.nne ash % Cape Cl'I ,achsns.d
:gui' With ship B. A. Lelard, bound WI 30 nst lat - on
o6 passed vessel with slsndiDs ana os IN
company a.shps T., w~ G.tan, .boq, M ten nile: g.,
s:% DsS fs.
s,samei Baltimore, Lewis Wuhinsson' " " =" H'''''
steamer sophia oruml.y, Washington, in b.lhH 10 u
U s HT,pcrt Albany. Lewis. Nswbsrn. n c.. Jsy o. to
steam ffisste Prince. D'As.ria, (spanth), Hsvsna
Steamer A. IL Bowman. CLARK New-Bsdf0rd mdss 10 l.
st.smer FIoOo Jsp.s Providence. nd's TO Edward gJs
steamer Concord. Norman Philadelphia. md'' 70 L'p'r
shp ooanb By.n. Ly.ool JSn: With md:; e md n.
Is a lon. Is. ps,ed .Sip Alexander M.r.h:n from New
"a FOR Liverpool Same day pAssd ship bouna e. Win
'ed ball In bsI fsr.,op,.L June 'o '1 . j. 'n' - o.
g.lI Cs.r.: Bremen, Piece Trinidad % Cuba "a days
vith sssI to Gcorss sspLsnson Co 10 snahsfsd |"
BARI Mish..l Pru- Ruus. Lsiih 90 days. With coal to
Ws.iray. Gibb-s and Harde..te. ,, an
days with iron, te.,' to erd.r Had very heavy westerly
v:sth.r e.h Of tho bsnt, ne. then light. and much
steering Z. June ~. lat IS IS. lon 20 a. ship South
BsrI salem Powell Mat. os. via Ns.,su, N r., . days.
with cotton pni ~ passengers TO N. EseheveTis
bIk F,n. Levitt lOf yarmouth. ~ J. HsT'o.' Galway way
days in ealssi 70 Boyd Hneken JuSs a. aI w. ION
Biz Phantom tof ST. Johns, N FL Campbell Gscs Bay.
c. b. IL days with sosl to Georgs y Bailey let na lat
- c loo. CO < spoke IT, steamer Tuseaora cfusng bh
inst; lst " 49, lon 90 a. bark rigsd steamer, showing the
American fg within 200 ynds Of when we hoisted
coors snd she immediately altered her course she aid
com urcais with us- At day saw ber IN
chsss CT the u. g. steamer Ercson hgsd oar rgnss to
ths after that in chase The r. snea on her
much that she the chase and sered toward An
ether vessel apparently Amsdcsa brig During the chase
alter the Enesson shc had the Condate flag flying Capt
0smyre positive sast the above steamer 20 other than
the noorious prisser Alabama s bis hut otosr saw hsf
hen she wr o. Hs snA
-, I'saers HSssy FsD River ~ hours, IN ballast 70
master. =.
Brg Anna Wellington (of B.nsrr) Atwood. Csrien" "a
day, "a us.E to Miller Hosghton- Anchored IN Lower
OusTRltibs ~,
Lrs Aehe, ,.ll Feuai Messins es DAYS, pared Gio'
r,,'sr My 90 with fruit &c. 20 GhAmbersi Phelps %
Bug H.le. (Prs.) Sass Lisbon .3 days, with SAT- 20
Hrnch. anincks L " enat ioth in.t dunns hesvy sea
Tu..-d away the main topms't ..,
Big Johsnua (sv.dl sehroeier Buenos AyTes " days
with hides, Ie.. 10 q Aots a 60. 81,
Schr. " NJ. 0lesoiy, BBckd. Geofgetown, d. q, esJs
coal 10
schr. kos.u,h Lee. Boston. to s. w. Lewis Co.
oT. Quicsstep, Wis.y toston, In ballast
sasr. Diamond Brown Boson In ballast.
schT Hsrdsorspble Pictennz Rock aud. with Ina
sslr ssfsh Jsue GAfan.r, frov.d-nes.
s,1r. 4 : Hazard, Billiard. Hartford -hh powe.f
Ser MAeDt liup-. Moore Connecticut kivsr
SCR. Albert Fisls Philips. Taunton for Albany.
b -hI. Fsrine. Hsthsd, PIovilsaor for RoudOut
scar. n L. hot f.ed. Portland Gem. WIKI stoLA
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pn..snrrra AErised

Ia ,,.,.ytp G,saf batf.-. y.- Iifsfyo~-W' II:
a,ulpr,1 .ne O W fsrUes Of Ns~.hors NJ r. h3~i.hd
4 s Fl at Y stephsus, Charles u Lori~oed sna isd.
! ID Cl.,h 70. Gsafs. Ters>s. u y. hse,n, 90 X .,
I.v, ..s Jshl v ue, II. J. n, y r. Lmchn's ha-H
Hlss Fi,sti ftt ,.q 2, u. Nsi.f' 80 H. Litst'
,.o Mon. Worusf srd irtsTrrsi-r, " ""s~ ",t's.a
Ia, H,... Sisf hIs i.f. -.f 49, .ii'' h'f hlsly
9 Sl,1,o-. T II Gsd.ios.. bsrri. rsr' "e' rs' ~
rsnr IL. g. \ Lawrsnc~, t.fi's DO ~ %. - 100 " "
49,, & f.ftald srf fs.l NJ ffmr'ts g.n''' St''
p.,,, IL mon l,dy,us .nfsa' L'mout leny re-
- 4 Ieftos,n f.fusst ls,7uipti' "'eff, 'os
-. Ws,rfhoa.. Joha Nissu shd ileJ Ahla' D
Iir . fto4 ban bsu.tn. ~, hss's 40 80 y..o' SO
a., vU.n,nd isant. A. A. H.pJ, os.fs' h's.' '.t,'
"A .eott. n J.. CaIsr Au' /. Z. - .,'H. Joan u
I,cs ~ S.n ffaa-i. 81 g.. ff.teh hieAa. 'sn'n
1,.,ss 1tons.. = job, d.. L.~silsf Doasmoi Ane'.
su, i,n. D.ss.au. Rove Jsues Ofsff.l p b"aaf snd
G,.l, ~ A ki,lJ 20. J =, Mhs o., sdJ ana i'n!J
~..,., n 4 f.nrs..1i family. Ffsfcis ".is'. hsslon
"a t.nt, NJ Fsiss }. i0uHg g SHARP J. 70. hstu. %
gy T, a. a. W. P.rti., Z Have. 20. AsnG. s~ir.
mons. s,s.e I'D family. EslJl- u Lsaoh lhs NJ.
n .K1-.air Hof,ias Sfe', fer .sv. 0'i'as'-0'oic
Psin BenJsnin ArJss'.a,. 7. Doushsny, Is. fs'. 40
Amens soI e. N.lss,a souel luis a., d-ud ~ "a
Nsjor jssob ssi..ss AID -fs HsnrJ w Hsse ~tfs ssa
lwj ehlIsa Hslfy ssisas. Rsbsn Pfsi1 Msisg.r lie
Blsn. Nslor Preston L. ). Amy I'D elsis y W Grove
Hsor FaE,-onh U. : Army Asdsns fsltlA ard ''v'ni
81 ,,., fonn. JsnsI tsfs. hi,s :. & "hns, 'tns' D,
More Cart Joha =. Bsntov, hsoTJ James, fdsHa
/ul..t, Mn. klt- simmons snd ~, elidfeH Ihen a.
Kirhud.ou. Fftocnss May, hfI william Asd'ueH' "Hi
A. Williamson. L. a. osm
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Allllidrn Soiltes.
WAN DKYaRrsEsr Provost M1Ishal.l llanersPs Ofice,
N Iulx 10 (

WAN DKPARTaEsT, Provost -n1IshAl-1anerPs Once,
WAsnIsGTos, ID. C., July 10, 1909 J
Cirrulnr No. 43.-Ihe following sriracts fIon laws
OF ia. ited 5tstr ia force published Tor the In
formation and gaid.nro Of all oonc-fped;
SECTION u Of ,h@ fnf omeut ACT. after directing how the
df,u shs be conducted ssys And the person drawn
shall bs notified of The within ten das thcfr. .ef by
wnt,.n o pin-d notice to be served p-ronsy By eay
ng copy tho last place vi .idnoe, sqling lin To APP
sgn,tei place Of r-ndsZyOus to report FOR dsy"
section 10 Of the Eroimeut A.. contains tho following:
sny pef.on falling report after sofyee OF notice
herein preofib~d without furnishing snh.uto pay
lus tLr lcq thereon sa be dee mod de.eIte aud
ha be arrested by the Pryos and sent 20 the
military poet for ia by unless upon proper
showing h IL liable 90 10 mafy duty the Board of
Euro f1-nt shall I-liov. nin irvni the dIan."
The lUtb Aftcle Of NzI contains to fJl0wins All off
and soldiers convicted Of having deserted shsU
suffer death, such other shment by sentence ol
couIt-In.rtial shall be iuhtced
.AAlGs y, SAY, RIsIo,t SlssASl GeasiA.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Sailed.

e,..n.Aip.-sb,nnon lDi). for Liv.rpoo City ef b.u
me fflrJ for Liverpool Bavaria thAmo) for htmouisi
Nsfnln. Star for New Ofssas.
o. usn.port h. Terry. for N.~ bern. ~ L.
Joo. la st..n ~ Wn Hunter. MatAnrss. .
slsY.-Llls. Hofnin. Star of the West, Escort Mem
mon Al.Is IsnseT (Swed }, ld0li' OR -, ,
s,fI.-SI.s.r. Marco Pclo Queen n the Nstheriand'
R,gd,-r Hol.nd tBrl WtLsHasHA tPTa") CAsnsie ieer
'n-ss.-C.lmseh. Ras.r, c. Wright. Dolphin, ArsbsIa.
sNisd thf.i
So souef-EqgAlor.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

But sssh, Comet Hedrson. Boston, Caroline and Cor
Cum Rortr.. Monroe Hanson Schmedsrli Siser Spesr
PertlCd. VIM Brown Co. Fanny Moss. Dsyis Boston,
L. Lenny Mary Jane. Brewster. Bo.ion. Wm Br2Tn
Co GENTLE, Gsr,heil Provdenss, VIM. Brown Co :
Mary Pstsr. Petty wsshiagton Mott BedsI IL BaInsn
Cor.on. Fortress Monros T. d. Hurbut Co May. Tfcs
Philadelphia, J. W. Mckee.
soops-H. stsnnsrd Vail, New Haven. II. 8. Rsctett
ssni Van CouI.lsad,, Dsmins, New.Haysn. II. y Rack
stt aon
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Dort- Uaroens' Notlte.
STATE OF kHw YosI.
PoRrWlsbsss OyTIoK. No lot Wsust

STATE ov NEwYoxH
PoRrWisbSss OyuoK. No. lot Wsu-st)
NOTICE ia hereby gwen, IN accordance with
section OF the Act passed April H. 1877. entitled A.
Act to R.orxsnts the Wsrdsns Oc. the Port si New
lot al persons Interested TO- having chuso Of ths
sub,ect OF such inquiry eIsuinston survey thai
ne follow ing vessels under examination by hs Pert
Warden. sd that the sat surveys or examinations vii es
eompstes hn ten ds,s Ds1t sceosdns this notice. 90
ho.ra .ais ve..oisi
ship Mountain NO ~ T. IL
Sh NO 70 r..
BarI ssTAh l.. Bry Nhseeps
Bah VI Oioxanui NO 80 N H.
G. H. BRAMHALL, PresrdssI
J. Auo't HKRKIn Az. Ss,rotsfE.
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auokeu.

=, 1f-ee,s.a iof ol..gs~l from - fhomn Tor Cape
- -. alt 80 i0 ist q oS = - =. ..
R.i sale Bss.aA bsHee oosna H. 'oIo ~ AN -
a., rh.r,.u (sr) srom 0l...bsy, c. B.. for Ns~eern
sshf Mar Eisn (BL), h-ses for Phnes EewHd' Island
IL, c - laL tI.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
THE DRAFT ELSEWHERE.
RRoDI IsLAHp.

Inc usuIes VI she AAo SVnSiossi0hni N's"'S' ~-
not yet completed.
THE DRAFT ELSEWHERE.
RHoDB ISLAND.
The drafs in both districts Of this State wa COM
pletel on Friday last, the total number drawn being
1921. Finy per cent Of the" are drawn TO cover
exemptions by reason Of physical disability. The
rendezvous for drafted men has been established as
Railroad Hall.
wm. b. Tiehmsn, or Tillmsu tcoored), the hero
Of the schooner s. j. Wsring. was drafted In Pfovi'
dsnce 1, will be recollsc,ed that be recaPured the
schooner from the Rebel privstses BY vigorou,
use Of an axe that killed three Of the prize crew and
frightened the other two into submission.
The following decision Of tho Rhode Island Mar
shal IL 70 important, that We copy IL sntire'
STATE OF RHODE BLAND.
Paovos1. AnsuALs OYUcs. sncosp DnTaic1,)
All drafted persons IN the Second Dsuie, Of Rhode l..na
will be duly notified Of the same ~i",p teo dsys o the @
uie viii present he substitute to the Board Of Laolneni
for .rsunsion at this Office, within the time the dfsteo
I,S, .'ms sI.d By the Secretary 81 W to prOcur.
rnrtionl viii pay The came M d. Dtyton receiver Of
TT h ~Sa Oh cs d. Boa Ct vii Ii.
dfsed man esenns the receipts d'ehsrse Ien TIE
p's'sn' Ian, the sane bein. for thu ysry c.,.,
And Provost Msr,Asi sseoue Dtriet X l.
In regard 10 this matter, question has arisen
whether there il not great advantage In procuring
a substitute over paving the 500. TIE payment OF
the later sum discharges person from this drA'',
hut if snolser draft should be made next year lie
wonld again be lfSbIe. But where perron supplies
~ accepted substitute, The Enrolling Board gives
him certificate setting forth that be Is not prop
ery lulj,e to do military duiy during pc tDe tov
rl,cA he va, dra(td," that 49, for three years or
during the war; Those interested will doubtless SET
tie in their own minds how much consequence Is TO
be given 70 this consideration.
FEsSsrLsAsIA.
The draft in the Third District Of Philadelphia
Commences this morning. 1t is slready In progress
in Lancaster, Pittsburgh, and other towns.
BOSTON.
Good feeling las thus far been manifested by the
citizens Of Boston concerning the draft OCCASION
ally the perron whOse name was announced wS
present, and would respond with n Here, Sir, ="
which made tport for the rect, y not for himself.
When the name Of Eme well.knowh individual was
called, the audience INDUCED in daughters and on
Friday morning, when the name OF "Ligftbody
WA resd. some one in the hail remarked that " he
woa.d make good mau on the double-quiek.'
THI cLIEGr.
Three Of the Newport IL. L. Clergy are smons
,le victim, T. the dren-the Rev. Mcssrs. c. IL.
Malcolm. II. T. Robins, and Wm. {. Levereit
Tie Rev. Mr.. Ashley Of smisbheld is aiso among
no. tie proghete-bul tle conscnpts-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

Recruits Wanted, for the l5th Rt gmept Nov Yors
Heavy AIulofy Col LOUIS sCHIRMER oonu.srlins
seven Baiters already stationed Font soa wa'
igtou, ID g Ine usn after .Welfipr IA viii be forhsliA
.oHs 10 tue foil The LlSHcst bOun,lrs are paid
WM. BRADY, AdjnisaG
headquarters No VI bSwsry.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

sIriIrurA ALnlsso
sgn-Ras.,l 80 s.ts..........si3i Moss-Hises. f:ol
si.a
,.pd, Uoef l:O7 Gov l,ana. 6.52 uSltsts... b:J
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

S21O Bounty to MEN RE-aNLIsrlE0 Bi7S %
hEN ItEOkO ls.-sth Regimen. ~ \. Vols, usves-
ieoiganzi9s Company Of TINS regiment vii receive e-
etuhs at no. ~ Fultons, brooAiyn fui bounty given.
Headquarters Of Regiment at No 4.s sroogest Navy
- JAA.SAek, Cs.sssl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

HlADouAnrERa PRoyosr-MAasHAt,
b Cenusssisnal District, No. y 1lso Broadway,
Nwv.YopW 1ulv O. 1854

HlADQuAnTIRi PRovosr-MARsHAt,
Eighth Cenussaensl District, No l9 EIosdwsy,>
Nxv.yoIK, July o. 1854
The DRAFTING Of Persons liable 70 Military
Daty to al the quota required under the orders Of the
President Of the United s.ssss VII take piscs u these
H,sdqusrtsn on MONDAY ssst July u, 1869. d 10
o'clock Z %.
Psrssns nAbls 4, he arss susdsiea ssnssps Of the
xv1IIth wud VIII arss BE- drawn. Tns drawing win be
psblia
BENZ. y. kANIERRB.
pssvost-AsrshL
SPENCER KIRBY.
CsmmissiOnes Of 3sard Of Enrollmsnt
GEO. w. WOODWARD,
Surgeon OF Board Of Enrolment
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

The figures Of the IIId Congressional District An
not vet completed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
FORM Or NOTIFICATION.
As soon O. pors.tie after the drawing the follow
ipg notification viii DO sent 10 the person drafted
Tosn .

.... Db.TIci slst u ..t's..... ..'..s.s't 10 =
Tc .......... ........... tiH % are hsfepJ hou
ttst yoB were, tue dnJ o. 10 ,isssy
c..0cd n service Of tho UIsd Stes igf tie rchod Of
- 10 lfdsuce with the provisions Of tie at u Con-
gfs.s .l enroig "a csug cut - nstloaA fofeei snd
or other pu- approved March q loo1 You vii se
eor4iasy feprr before tLe cy of a. the
s ii r..3 ry9us in ..... bs dessj tcseTtsr, aud
10 suboct to peI2ty gFsse5ed y tHs Aoes and AI
eies %: Nef. 49,,
Transyonsiion viii DO flrrlsh,I you pre'suhus ui
pohcatl0n .. on be of a. 'hs station ntSIot
yogT place Of Iss1sBSe. ..........ss fTC'os hnstA
Ia ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
TIE $500 EXEMPTIONS.

The so exemption fee set forth in the act must
be handed ono Of the Collectors Of informal
Revenue, who will furnish the bearer with tie TO
quisite certificate for presentation 70 the Board Of
Enrolment in the district in which 10 was drawn.
No orders have yet been received from the depart
ulent, however, in regard 70 this matter, snd We
.resume that Us the money all goes into the earne
"pile" it matters little 10 what particular Collector
10 is paid.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
RFNDVZVOUq.


Nogents department will DO bikers Island. From
tho remainder Of tie State they viii be fen! TO
Buffalo AID Elnira.
THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE DRAFT.
Col. Rugge't has been detailed 10 take command
Of the provost guard which is intended 70 enforce
the DRAFT. Tho guard will 90 taken from Governors
Island, aud consit Of ALOut five hundred men. Col.
Ruegles was formerly on Gen. Pcpe'S Slaf.
TIE WORK TO-DAY.
BESIDE tie completion Of the drawing in the &2d
Ward toAay-drafting will commence this morning
in C,rtajn Msnnierre's District, the yllI-consst-
inc Of lie 18th, 20tb and 2lst Wsrds-the head
quarters Of which is No. 1854 Broadway. The
Office bsing rather small, Capt NJ has secured
large room few doors above, 70 that all can attend
who desire.
That portion of tie room in which tle drawing
IA take place, nus beea enclosed by railing, And
g large platiorr b.. l sn erected bigh enough Tor
every one tov .r..i operation.
rNRoIIMzNr II. Fr.r SECOND CoSGREssI0sAL
DHsTRICr.
Provost-r sis lal bad X has completed The en-
rollment f.. te d Congressional Bis,rict, snd the
figures slow an aggregate Of So l55 names. The 10
an excess Of about 10 900 over tie po-lst oi
the district which is sufficient guarantee that tie
work has been thoroughly done, while ut the same
time shows number o. our citizens have absented
themselves from the polls within tic past lew years
The following arc the figures Of the lid Congres-
sional Distrel, which comprises tue Sixth, Eighth
Ninth. Tenth, Twelfth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth,
Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Wg'ds Of tho Cay oi
q.ooaivp ard The country tOWuE:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

Totsls..........D, lss 1
The New York herald., 1863-07-22
The Prince Imperial.

LPar9 Dune 10Y correspondence OF LONDON News
A few details picked up In Paris from a perfectly
liable source concerning the little Prince Imperial may
not be unnteresng to the lady readers OF the No He
Is now seven years old; very well grown, what
would be called fine boy for his age, but healthy aad
On the occasion Of his birthday the other day, he attend
cd the theatre with the Emperor and Empress and after
the performance walked about among his little brother
soldiers in the pit distributing barley sugar and followed
by his two small aids de camp all in uniform lie is very
alectionae and fond Of paying little attentions to hoSe
with whom he is allowed to associate, sending them
bouquets OF his gathering aud letters Of his
position their jours de fe with great regularity His
t,astrice, from his infancy, Is Englishwoman
mended originally by the Queen and formerly in the house
hold Of the Duchess OF Argyll To those who believed that
the Empress uramontane tendencies very strong
and bear much weight in the councils OF State it bo
surprising to hear that this ladyMiss Shawis strict
Protestant, whose attendance at her church is
tirely sanctioned by the EMPRESS and who Is permitted
far TO influence her pupil to induce him TO pass his
Sundays altogether in English fashion Several tmes the
little fellow has been known say that he would al
low people to work Sunday, as they do In France.
Since his seventh birthday tutor has been appointed
hini-a young man. NJ Mouner chosen apparently solely
for good qualities The little prince. however
still spends the larger portion OF his time with his
ess. to whom he is greatly attached, and TO whom his
parents allow almost entire authority him. Another
lady attached TO the court having induced him TO dsobey
her OCCASION the recurrence OF such accident
provided against for the future by the lady
more invited to attend on the prince.
The Emper0r's t0ndness for his child appears to be
treme. and the little fellow seems happy az
standing by his fathers while he points him
whatever be likely TO amuse the boys Imagination
The New York herald., 1863-07-22
ExPLANATORY REMARKS.
rTrorp tho Constitutions al

about two hundred and fifty below vcksburg, by The
course OF the river and distant about hundred and
thirty miles southwest OF jackson by land.
Pearl river rises In the northern central part OF Msss
distance OF two hundred fifty miles, passes through
lake Borgne into the Gulf or Mexico.
Yazoo river is deep, narrow, sluggish stream, two
hundred and ninety miles long from the junction of
Taahatchie and YaIlobusha (Which t to its mouth
the Mississippi, about twelve miles above vicksburg
Tin Choctaw county,, ard flowing about two hundred
miles in southwestery direction, passing between Jack
and Vcksburg, emptie INTO the Mississippi river two
miles above Grand Gulf
PLACES MT ON MAP.
Millikons Bend Is post village OF Madison county,
west side OF the Mississippi, above the mouth Of the
Yazoo.
Warrenton is fourteen miles below vcksburg.
The following places outside the limits OF the map pos
sess interest in connection with the Mississippi
paign:-
Meridian is a small plrce hundred and eighty -four
miles west OF north OF Mobile situated the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad where II is crossed by the Southern Mis-
sssipp from Vicksburg TO Selma, is about hun
dred and forty miles east from Vck burg and
east from jackson.
Grenada is situated at the head or steamboat naviga
ton the Yaobusha river OF the tributaries the
Yazoo and one hundred and seventy five miles north by
east of jackson.
Canton is lourishng town in Madison county, Misss
sipp OF which II is the county SITE II is situated the
New orleans, jackson and Northern Railroad, about
twenty-five miles north north east Of jackson.
Bayou Sara is the east side Of the Mississippi, n
few miles above Port Hudson and nearly opposite Point
Coupee
Fort Adams is forty miles south OF Natchez and near
the line OF Mississippi and Louisiana.
The feche Is the country bordering the Techc Bayou
which empties into the Atchafalaya, near Lake Chet
maches
The New York herald., 1863-07-22
Arrivals and Departures.
DEPARTURES.


Li,xarooI-seamship Great Eastern-first cabin-Mr
McAndrews, Mrs 1oney and servant, Madam Des Anges
Mrs Cooper and three children, Mrs DR. 4 hitse,
Mss Josephine Leavtt "a Mary esriii Miss Marrsr
Leayitt and nurse. Joseph Robe, sr Don HAS De
Cruz Miguel Armoua jose Armona, John Rooer,s : NJ
Gibbs. lady, two children and servant, q O Cark.o
Hiram q sgley. Marion q Peck. Or ID whitne.
Saar,s. Ssn. Be,I1snl Bel Ben cha' stewart, Maran
Sayascaeces and servant yincentc Palios Valid
zaA1uavsr lady and W slosum and family. Geor
Henry bsaber ii csnterbury, Henry W Roisers A.
lady. Maurice stern, MIS- Jos Forbes 0 A Forrey;
Parker. Henry Brown, il wicsbam Aaihur Hara, JOSEF
I y Dowsss ka.sTs winning ] u wisesi Rss pr ]
ss sy rhoa. sss rnc. s~ IsaS" Iase. .
LADY. 4 9 prgyn @ Lomer. Anihony Boon, M
francisco Aldav Gran and secretary, Henderson ai
lady. Mrs Noah. Mr. chas La sros two children ~
Mortimer Porter Miss Ella Porter Miss Annie Macsr,d
Ridley, Ausustln Areches John Helm yr Michssl Ela
nr nS %sa Bs ras.s ysass seasss ssS essn
Henry Melville. John faitncs. John Tsylor,
Hey and. two daughters, charles Hir Rboe AZ
wgg Mekenlle Mrs rhorna. Bonsa. Thos stevens, N
John Davis ! Kraus aud wife. A " Converse Mas fi
Mss,er color Thos Pcake John t,reen and Miss sara
B.n,on- ls steersgc--Thomas Mreck AMI wife Aer Nj
s rfs ssa 9Ts rrsps Ham, f"sSns sSs, so .ssfeo
ii Il Hodges. conurer, wife and -four children; job
wood miie AM three shildren Joseph Fros, Jos q vs.
William Bane and wife u Macanr and four children
Joseph Yield, Mrs Ruth HODGES Mrs frsnces BROW
sat HARRISON Geo Rowe Galeu Seymour. Erab-th Croo
Jno Thomas, WIN II Brown, Win Pecte q Roesrmrc. IN
whalen Geo Mscalp ne, John Martin and wife, M.
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The New York herald., 1863-07-22

months ago. wards contingent. under the command of
General Holland were repulsed by the Iaplnps from
walled town called Taitsan situated about forty mi es
from Shanghae The Mandarns fearing the risk or again
attacking It, arranged with the Tor the purchase
OF the place giving that It's inhabitants sent in
their allegiance. They sent force or i've hundred
their troops occupy it, On reaching the place tho
Tapngs captured this force and about ha o
It's number. General Gordon then attacked IL with tho
whole OF Wards contingent. The TAPPING garrison
having no artillery stood no chance. wide breach
effected The first assault failed, wards men being
repused with heavy loss the artillery played again for
some little time, when second assaulting party beins
got ready, the breach carried with heavy loss The
city then fell The loss both sides probably equal
to about seventh OF the whole force Captain Ban
non fell mortay wounded while mounting the breach al
the first assault Two other European officers OF the
force were severely wounded, and one slightly Lieu
tenant Wood, r. A., who standing at distance as
spectator crticizng Gordons man9uvres reminded
by spent shot that he had business there. seveL
Europeans--says the Norh China Herald. from whck
we CLEAN the particulars Of this aiiar-and foui
sepoys we're in the city, defending the breach
whom were Frenchmen wearing gold medals foi
their conduct In Hollands defeat. or the other -four
europeans, three escaped, and deserter from the
3lst was captured The latter who confesses to have
TO give useful Information regardns the internal economy
OF the rebel camp IL that the Europeans who
among them are closely watched, and otherwise kindly
treated, getting plenty OF iood and ga dollar
then" One Sepoy escaped carried away by the
fugves, three being found dead these likely
the men who surprised and captured many th
ago while escorting gun KAhding Major Gordon has
started for Qunsanga rebel fortress on the way 500
chow.
The fighting was hand TO hand and desperate provna
that the Chinese capable Of being made excellent sol
ders when tutored 70 European tactics and led Euro
poan officers.