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The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

NEW 1ORk, sept. g.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says the
good news received from Gen. Rosecrans is
Interpreted BY the official organ this morning
to mean that reinlorcements have reached,
him, and that he may soon decide when he
shall resume the offensive. 1t would be high
ly Improper at the present time to reveal in
full the nature Of our present position. Imay
say, however. that it is OF such a nature as to
render an attack by the enemy on our lines
exceedingly improbable.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

CINCINNATI, Sept. 20.
The correspondent OF the Commercial gives
a less gloomy account OF the battles in Georgia
than by any other correspondents. He states
that our loss in artillery and baggage is great
ly exaggerated; that all our divisions fought
well; that the army was drawn up around
Rossvie on Monday in good order awaiting
on attack, but that the enemy declining to
offer battle we fell back and took up strong
position around Chattanooga; that our sol
diers are in good spirits and that there is no
lack OF guns, ammunition or provisions.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

sI-Rev. Stacy Fowler of North Yarmouth,
is preaching series of discourses to Young
Men. 1t was our good fortune to listen last
Sabbath morning to very interesting one on
the subject of Temperance. We should be
glad to place before our readers and all young
men this most admirable discourse, and wish
he could be prevailed upon to repeat it in our
city. All who listened could not help being
persuaded that there is danger in looking up
the wine when it is red, &c. Such discourses
cannot fail to have a good effect on all, and
We are pleased to learn that he is having the
success he SO richly deserves. G.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

ST. LOUIS, Sept. %.
The Democrat has special dispatch from
Cairo, which says :-"Col. Trustin Polk, for
merly U. 5. Senator from Missouri, with his
wife and two daughters, were captured at
Bolivar Landing, Arkansas, on the 18th inst,
aud delivered over to Gen. Bulord, command
ing at Helena. Col. Polk was Holmes Judge
Advocate General, and was with the rebels at
New Madrid, Corinth, Iuka and Cold Springs"
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29
SIP ECIAL NOTICE S.

EY-Invslids laboring under any form of long
standing chronic disease, arising from an impure
condition of the blood and other circulating fluids
should not fail to call DIR. H. L. DAVIS 229i Con.
gress street. Thursday and Friday Oct. LIST and ga
and ascertain what disease they are aboring under
and if there be possibility of cure by the use of
proper remedies. Advice free. septic diff
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From WasLia1tou.

NEW YORK, Sept %.
The Secretary of the Interior has decided
against the claim OF Illinois Tor two per cent
on all lands retained by the Government for
Indian reservations.
The Herald's dispatch says Vice President
Hamlin has arrived here and will remain a
day or two.
II is rumored that Major General Howard
is about to tender his resignation.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29
Senators and Representatives Elected.
Sennlarn,


ANnRoscoGGIS-Jeremiah Dingley Jr.
ARoosTooK-Parker p. Burleieh, Iinneur
CuNBERLAsD-samuel Il. Spring, Portland Levi Cram
Bndgton; Daniel Elliot Brunswick; John II. Fhilbrc
Standish
fRANKLIS-Wm. H. Josselyn, Phillips.
HANcccK-Thomas Warren, Deer Ise: John Nilliken
Hancock.
KESSEBEc-Dennis s. Milliken waterville; Joseph A.
sanborn, Readhed Josiah True, Ltchfeld
kNox-George A. Starr, Rockland; John B. Walker,
Union.
LNcoLS-Joseph K. Smith. wiscasset.
oxfoRD-Rufus 5. Stevens, Paris; George B. Barrows
Fryeburg.
PESoBscor-orgood N. Bradbury, Springfield; A. D.
Manson, Bangor; Charles Beale. Hudsoa
PscArAoUrs Elias j. Hale, Foxcroft
SAGADAHoc-Jossh Morrow, Bowdoinham
SoMERsET-David d. Stewart, ST. Adams John 3. Ten
ney Norridgewock.
wALDo--wm. McGilvery, searsport; Elias Millken
Durham.
wAsHISGroS-S. II. Talbot East Machias; L. L. wads-
worth, Jr., Pembroke
YoRK-Luther Sanborn, Parsonsield Esreff H. Banks
Biddeford; Elisha II. Jewett, South Berwick
All Union except Mr. Smith of Lincoln The Senate
stands
Union, 30
Democrat 81
Last yesr the Senate stood
Republicans. Is
Union Democrats,
Democrats, 3-3l
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

NJ onday................ September IS.
ARRIVED
Steamer Chesapeake. Willets, New York.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for PASSPORT
and st John NIB.
Steamer Daniel Webster. Deering, Bangor.
Steamer Harvest Moon, RoiX, Gardiner,
Sch Quickstep. tBrl johnson, Hillsboro NIB
Sch Duke of Newcastle. tBr1 Finley, iIisboro NIB
Sch Welcome Home, tBrl Merriman, Hillsboro NIB
Sch Mariel. kaler, Boston.
Sch Ann johnson, Portsmouth.
Sch Franklin. johnson, Ellsworth.
Sch Ellis. Sylvester Bath.
Sch Little Republic Kendall Kennebunk.
Sch GeoSgiaps. Turner. Bangor for Newbusyport
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE A. A. q. NJ.
Portland. Me-, Sept. %, 1858
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ once until saturday Oct 10, at IL NJ for build
ing Brick GUARD HOUSE at Fort Prebie, Port
land iiaroor, Ne. Plans and specifications NAV be
seen at ~ High street. from to clock each even
ing me A. " NJ reserves the right to reject any or
ment. HENRY INNAV
lst Lieut. eth Infantry, and A. A. Q. n. U. s. A
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, free from Tan, Pir,-
Piles aud Freckles, may easily b. procured by using
shaving it is unsurpassed-a single drop making a
line lather. Ii is composed of pam-oil honey aud
ingredients aud when used for washing, night and
morning, renders the skin soft and white, and free
from blemish. Price 50 cents. For sale by H. Il.
HAY. Agent for Maine, and all druggists
augl2 decd & oew3ms
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

Brig Sarah Wooster, at Boston from Port Even.
reports z5h inst toll in with brig Emily OF Deer lsle
at anchor miles East of Minot's Ledge in distress
having been dismasted in the gale of the 25th Took
on me captain and crew; the captain and mate land
cd at Hull. and crew at Boston.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Sept &c. by Rev Samuel Roy, David n.
Bassett, of this city, and Mrs. Mary A. Bacon. of
Bath
In Topsham, Sept. Is. james Sylvester and Miss
Julia A. Raymond both of brunswick.
In Pennington, Sept. l3. John .. Fellows and Miss
Mary Bamford. both of Fayete.
In Gardiner, iiamln farnham and Miss Sarah
Holbrook both of g.
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SEE a woman in another column picking Sambuc
Grapes for Speers Wine 1t is an admirable ar ticle
used in hospitals, and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine Its worth trial, it gives great satisfac
tion. dec22dly
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CLEARED.

Sch Windsor. (Brl Barberick, Maitland NS-A ID
Whidden.
Sch Express. tBr) Rathburn, Wofvie NS-A
Whidden
Sch Morning Star. tBrl Mills. Newport Ns-A ID
Whidden.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29
IMPORTS.

Hillsboro NIB Sch Quickstep-l3i tons coal, to
Kerosene Oil Co.
Sch Duke of Newcastle-l44 tons coal kerosene
Oil Co; 9 cords wood master.
Sch Welcome Home-lSI tons coal. ker Oil Co.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

.H- There has scarcely been a smile upon
the countenances of either the Argus or Adj
vertiser since election, till the recent reverse
to Rosecrans. That seems to be the only
crumb of comfort they have yet had to nib
bic
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

New YORK, Sept. %.
The Times Washington dispatch says Gen.
Slocum, commanding the 18th army corps,
has rendered his resignation.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29
DIED.

In Chicago, ILL.,. Mrs. Hannah s.. wife of the late
Chas. Weld, of Brunswick, aged Il years
In North Berwick, Sept. 3, Mr.. Jeremiah Lord,
aged So years.
In Saco, Sept O. Mrs. Mary Jane, wife OF Charles
Twombley. Esq, aged 40 years.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

GowELL & MoRRELL have just received their
FALL STOCK of DRY GOODS, and are prepared
to show the public of the best selected stocks in
the city, at the lowest prices for CASH. delivery.
Call and sec. 129 Middle Street
Portland, Sept. 8. 1868. eodtf
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Notice.

HAVE this day given my son, CHARLES H.
NASH, his time to trade aud act for himself not
ho'ding self responsible for any of his debts or
claiming any of his earnings from and after this
date. SAW,Ix Nssa
fo'uAno' sept 70. 1863 sep29 div
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

Ship Odessa, from Bassein for England before re-
ported at Penang in distress, sold previous to
Aug for $1,000. The was 800 tons built in 1854
at Damariscotta, whence she hailed.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

GREAT DIsCovERY.-Ana dhesiv preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Liningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient
ly strong without stitching;
That will effectually mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families,
willfnd it INVALUABLE, 1t INTELLECTUALLY stopthe
leakage of Coal Oil.
1t is insoluble in water oil.
tits liquid, and as easily applied as paste.
II will adhere oily substances.
1t il
uILTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT!
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors
Providence, II. l,
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

On Thursday, October 8, at IL NJ, on the premises
VIII De sofa the House and Lot No. IS Cumberland.
between Locust and smith streets This house Il
modern Duilt pf the best materials and finished in
tne most thorough manner. II contains nine good
SIZE rooms, conveniently arranged, gas trou ghout
goou furnace. with hard and soft water In abund-
residences on the str. ct Can be examined at any
time previous TO sale. Lot about 3Ox9O sep29
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

MIDDLE STREET NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
No. 81, near the Post Office.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of new and fashionable Dry Goods Shawls and
Cloaks, just opened. Wholesale and Retail.
FEUCHrWANGER & ZUNDER.
" See our advertisement in another column
sept25 dim
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
ut this office. If
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

Eg-If you are in want of any kind of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. If
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29
SPOk

Sept G. lat 40 06, Ion ~ 40. ship W Storer, Raw
lins from Liverpool for New York.
Sept L. lat % 80, lou 81 40 bark White Sea, from
New York for New Orleans.
Sept, 2s OFF Tarpaulin Cove. was seen bsig Asusa-
nills. steering east.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

Suppiiedin packages from 2 OF. to 1O0tbs., by
CHAS. RICHARDSON & co,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
febl7dly
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Wanted.

BOARD for a Gentleman and Wife in private
ID family. Address 5. y. T., box 2l00.
scps2S d1
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

A n Envelope containing two excursion tickets
"A from Boston TO Detroit via Erie Railroad. The
$. Shurtlef Co 's "a and IS Middle street.
Portland, Sept. 20, 1853 at
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29
Wanfed.

A TENEMENT of three four rooms for n small
"A family. Must be within half a milo of Market
Square References exchanged
Address RENT at this Office. scp29 lwis.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

SCHOONER r.. H. Perkins, las tons, years old
~ wen found Apply TO
McGiLyERY. RYAN DAVIS,
sept2s DIT. 16l Commercial Street
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29
Dwelling and Land on Cum he rla nd
Street M Auction

T. NJ rAIrEN. Auetioneer-ofice q Exchango 81.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

To be contested
The above list complied from the returns Of the Town
Clerks to the Secretary of State that there are
elected to the House of Representative
Union i20
Democrats, "A
The House stood last year
Union, lO7
Democrats, ~
Making Union gain of 26
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29
Hair-Dressimg or Tailoring Is
tnhlSS n usos.f

A LARGE FRONT ROOM in second story, over
"A Smiths Eating Rooms. Exchange streef-ope Of
the best stands in town for a Barber or Tailor NAV
be had on application to the subscriber.
sep29 eod3w John NEAL
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

THIS certiies that |, in and for legal consdera-
i ton, have this day given my son stewart X
Hall, minor, his time during his minority. SHAH
therefore claim OF his earnings or pay no debts
of his contracting after this date.
Witness j. &. Camel.
MARGARET l.. ANDREWS.
Naples, Sept H. 1868. sept22 d2w'
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Administrator Sale.

AunuSsstHtOES SzaIes
WE shall sell at auction on Saturday, Sept 2sth.
w at ii O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, house No.
81 Gray street. belonging 10 the estate of he late
Henry Isley. House IN good order, of wood. and
two stories; plenty of hard and soft water: Lot %
by l05 feet. Terms made known at SALE lmmedi-
ately after the sale of the house shall sell at auc
ton the furniture in said house.
HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctoneers.
UThe above sale is postponed to TUESDAY,,
Sept 10Th. at III O'Clock A. Nj.
sept2s Dat
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-29

DERsONS having bills against the late firm of
Willard 4 Goold requested TO present the
same for payment prior TO the 10th day OF October.
All bills aga nst the late Daniel Goold should be
presented TO the subscriber for settlement.
sept2s d1ws B. J. WILLARD.
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l,asse.sers Arrived

IN stamship Neto, from hdtone--siTs Ches A. "Eisasy
ami ,erycu M sud Ms w. II. WicAksm family and ~ :.
wait Miss uina,d and uais D. Jas ~ VsddeT LAZY and
ehl Rev Father Dsue ne aud server Don teipe aouto
lady and servant j. NJ Rouse and secretary, r. W SAsrnt
Capt H. Nichols Hermann SCHULTZ. J.. Meiners Iho.n" '"
Forbe. J. IL blouut lady aud servant. '" Bhton sif and
Mrs H. schwatl and family Senior Com lie, DEL 40 isdy
family and secretary Mr. and Mrs. Jackson "n t-trss
Miss Julia Thompson. Mrs. Murphy, Ed"sTd f-eP' aud
family. $780,, NJ, c.,,
Brown Mr G. g. Carver and lady Mrs h. r. hndse MfA c.
(,iI1.rt Mr. H. hiuderIuan eId lady. Me- j. T. 8Isr,
Mrs C. 81 Townsend. Lent. W. y. Allyn, Col L. BeSodirt
C. Blancnin 4 ~ BlseknIsr s. CossToge JAMIE 1ndon.
o. r. Carpenter NJ. CouLor sad ehtitn. Lyman L. Coates
r. r. Del Bender j. Il. firmiu. no, Gilbert 5. Honieg.
Juius Hoc,ner johnson Cept. knight, j. Lyoos Chss
Lee Lieut. ii siHe Tno. ID. MAYER Paymsseis Incl ard AID
r. NJ Taylor u. D. Navy; 1hos. kicha'd,on. &. II. Java
ne. Rcuse Meyer Scusner A. Irre O. 5. Whittier, J.
Nh.tbey ard Dr. Zscharie, bearer Of dsp.tcEvs.
In seh Va, Eagle J,Om Mi.otiaoH-D. II. Dear.
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yuw yonK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. MARCH IL. 1868.

warmly in favor Of lay and be trusted
that in order 70 be successful, there would DE no
blending Of this with other questiOns on direcne's
depended success. lie hoed that in the dseu slo
wond 10 opposion, and be was glad oil thai, for he
did not think Church wac sis where ,s dd"n men
When The Church sees that the change sought 10
calculated to promote The cause Of CDri't, they
would, ole aud Ill, sustain 1t. The lfst question OF
John Wesley at bis first Conference was, SHALL
we admit lay delegates'' and the Church was ssx-
ing the Sumo question TO day.
The Rev. DIR. DURBIs did not think 1t necessary
to make any remarks On this subject. The popular
Of ind was 80 thoroughly made up that he would mol
occupy their time.
The following Committee was appointed by the
Chairman Daniel l.. Ross, Il. G. Wandell, IL: al.
Forester. Stephen Crowell, Oliver Hoyt, u. =;
Fancber. Vim. II. Stiles, Henry }. Baker. MINK
H0yt, Edward Roe.
Addresscs were made by Mr.. CUMMINGS ana
others, iu support Of the object Of the meeting.
On motion OF s. L. MAcoMBER. vote Of tnahk'
was given TO Gov. Wright BishOp Simpson ana Dr.
Durlin for their able addre,ses.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Pneb no will collect the army to present another
obstaclo to the advance of tho French upon Mexico
Hsxcala is also being fortified.
Smallpox bas again become viru'ent IN vera
Cruz. lelteT SAWS that Of the French army, whict
conelse OF about 900 mon, eight or ten thousand
will be left to invest Pueba while the rest pro" eu
TO Mexico. This seems impossible, and ieads one 'c
supposo that little is known as 10 what tbe rienCh
pls are to be. Tho IadePcnd,en@ OF JaiapS
Juarist says that deserers from the French come ID
daily.
Gen. Rivera attacked convoy at Nopalucaul
and captured several wagons, &c. Tho rrdee'ora-
no Areuelcs has been completely routed al San re-
line del Obragc. 5000 niles bad been received at
Matamoros for the Supreme Government frcm the
United States. There has been some sklnDl-hiDg q.
tue !sla del Carmen, but it does not seem to amount
to much.
We have most alarming reports from ~.
Domingo. Gen. Lncas do In Pena has gathered TO-
gether quito an army of the people d-conten ci with
the Spanish protectorate, and taken possession OF
Montecbristi and GuaynblD, surpIisny the garrison
of The former and taking them all prisoners.
Tie reports of the number Of malcontents vary
from 800 to 49, coo men. a battalion has been
sent from Puerto Rico, another from SANTIAGO 90
Cuba and Two 20 from hore. One i TO leave IN the
San Quatn this afternoon. Several We sels OF war
hs We been ordered hence TO st. Domingo. Nea"aN
further news with anxiety.
From Puerto Rico we have dates 70 the 81 inst.
Com Wilkes and two Of his fleet had been mt the
capital, and on the I'D celebrated Washington
Birthday by saues, which we're returned by tue
Spanish vessels.
Here nothing Of interest has transpred since my
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A Gard.
To N. Editor of The n. Y. Tribune.

To The Editor OF The N. D. fi0hHe'
SIR: Through the choice of others than myself,
fad myself involved in personal controversy and be. to
offer MY repiyto you "a prefer be heard before the
tribunal that la. listened to Of my sssailOnts
Your Havana corrsp onden." in letter OF March = pub
shod by you yesterday. sy';
Tb. Da.io 4. heart soul devoted to the inere's Of
tho South The e-pondcni Of the attr Ia your CITY tth-
Erne,us COusu works ns-r Tor them nnd SHOWS 'P
Ia M. -, all the is1lis and n.iof.un.s OF TIE Cove
10 which bs accredited End n-suih-s al points 10 y
had favorable TO the keDe 10 this 'enezsslan sood ian
AID neutrality ~
,h.rl cordially your "II.v,ps correspondent" Tor III.
cnepoy Of b.. Judgment To 'Lo~ mi'io'trno' ard n'sn
poo,. /, no, 90 crueluto sandr" and pub'h ,sehoodr
-chars.. brought sgan., me b. coffc'pnd,nt o. Ine
lima, But a, tao same time 10y thai both gsriiem
have ~ 10 i-jufe w, the liberal pnfpo" oi u
endinx control the fofei.n IL iac the c're'p -
ent OF me Imr';0 nah some inca c'p Ia " w ~
revoked lie want. silence the winter ~ se'"P "ns Tue
CCrsul ,-.--,-
Nov Sir show TO morn NV srso,ou,yi mic'l e-a
.or hsi they re little bel iud the AZ ate a' Decor o''
icbi hal tie honor 70 .rchspge ~soohasnce ufob WIS
very question tn the rrop.r pfrs'n In b gh lf
AL although 10 ~ ~ ~ liberty r'por bef- h't -
written 20 me- car, without any Ypop soa tp We
"a was considered hgt sAd settled O. hI'
,by a. TO be expected from lr'f""d and ja'' ''a
- 80 - ,. ,..t.i
need e. wits fors pei mob d. nsd 70 'nieiTe
sd am suio that wr - a. ythrg TO ~ e'Hpad 10
liz letters the rli.forf Of Hew.'ffana'a
1. non.snc.i To point 10 the Govern 81 10 a.
unpronabe ofciou,n. They know moe ihs all ny eat
ics a. fay thsI 10 81 has. 10 -bswe 70 ihrr'
q respect AIrercsn !rshts ana NV
viles family will All. vi.h yosr y" n. t~t o,'t 70
A.. ~, ,u the buyer 10 10 der - In ~b't aid -
,har, he wal. dish suit the tsss q lis cut AZ
obsilsn, .f,snt SIMON CAMACHO.
40 ~, B,oadsay Neu- Iort Mlreb u: 1850.
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EzDM HAVANA.
The French in NcNico-Fhc Small Pcx Inns
broken On,-Dcscriions-AH Revolution
ia San DOmingc-Eomn,Odore Wiihcs.

in Sam NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WiiliCs.
From Our Special Correspondent
HAVANA. March .. 1863
Gen. Forey started on the 2ith nit. from ORR aba,
and was followed on the 2hh by SaligDy. The advance
was o Flow affair. II was presuHed that Forey
would demand the surrender Of Puebla Oh tho lsi
inst.--of Gen. Gonzalez Onegs, who holds the city
with 81 900 men. Comonfort with eco, commands
the outer defenses Of Puebla, and has reserve Of
about 5000of the troops Of Agnascslicncs, Jaisco,
&c. The French have been lately selling their
stores in Vera Cruz bread wine, &c, evidently not
intending TO rely on conveys of provisions from that
city 10 Mexico. rhAl cannot be cold Ia to DO re-
embarked for France DO they intend to live on tie
county .hey invadel Or is IL bIAvxdoi Why did
they burn their ships aud prove their intentions OF
STAYING? The famous ret Inducements had not yet
mr. wed.
About 500 men from Egypt were landed few
days before the leaving OF thol steamer. There are
very few troops left III Vera Crnz, and the yuerrl
la. were getting bold, and daily carried of Inules,
&C., from under The walls; and, but for the fleet,
fears were entertained that the Mexicans would
take possession Of the city. The favorable results
expected froul the uso Of Egyptians in Mexico have
fsied giving The satisfaction desired. Three day.
alter their arrival there were over 100 IN the hos
pitfalls. Gen. Forey addresred a farewell To the in
abite,ts Of Drz.ba Oh tho i6th which coat AIMED
Lothoy but rarhiions Oh tho The no o! thai ks tor
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoaX.....MA .ca Is.
Cleared.

S,ssme----Nouitor Smith. Pbi,dephis. j. L. ~ Brigp,
Monitof nth. Phsd-lph,a j. - " Brsgs; W. Wool.
~srd Cuid!H Bsliu.or. Nm. DtE-L
Ship.-E h. Milan, Barton. Csdis L. y. Hurlbus Cot
jam, l.. Boser Conway HAVE. Boyd a Hincksn; Agret
Jones. Londosdery. walsh, Carver Chase
Bak-wilhsmihs BIB McEWen, PorsuPr5cs, u
Becker Co.
Brs.-Atelphi (Br) hathorp, Rio Grands De- sud vseS
tie -.u..n. iiersld, Wig Fall River. j. :" Aekes:
ondoE. Allen. C' ns~gos. Jb0mpsen Hurter Cusn-s
Hichborn, oardebs. " l.h Carver Ch.'-; ESPedient
(Brl Lane Oporto, ATke.. TUFTS Co: Don Jlsr lBrh
hur..s 81 John T. r.. ID. X. Dcwof Csihnine. Pima.
,ys.ul &. H. Msr.hill. r. smith tbr HcLei a. Aro,a
%. IL. O.wo; 4. '. Gootlus tBT }, Bes,-e 81 Thomo.
Ihos Newry Hnoehsha tBr) PeEry. Belfast Ireland, W.
4. N rye L Co -
Schoorer.-Br.ndywipc. Wheeler, NewHiveu. s.
Racket son; Cornelius Johnson. Na.borop l.. Du9os
AID, It DeXer. Dolne, IRagus, lhss Co; Heb,sa
(Br Raven Havana. o. y. Raven; Minerva Brooks pals
Del MIA H. ). Kscseit sen; sarah Jane, Edward New
.vrn Bnsgs Co.. Ole A.-er, PLlisdelphis r
d. hurDu, Co. Swsn Toos@r WashIl .ton Van bfgnt
Slssht Helen Carroll bOslol. WIN. >. Brown Co. Pf.a'
cs.r Lowell, Boston. s. ". Levi, Co.
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