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ham, Potter, san Francisco;
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Ns'SsaT d: osasss Fig and I M..ss%.s. q S.d.;
Zeal Darn adsar Raj AZ do..
sSrss S Or and r,ilss
Ar from Boston. Ocean Bride. at Melbourne
ART from Phaaephia Feo Junisa, at Liverpool; Ib.-
Arr 'ron, Norieans Feb l. Duguede Te,un at cadiz.
1T foS "r EnS seS ~ WnSns a. nverpoS
fro.n Falmouth
sip Pamyn Glasgow for Boston, put into Islay with loss
% s s.a nrI Fire Cracker is IS ash ore near
American Ports.
BoSToN FEB 2i.Ar selrs Prize Banner Small Phile-
k,sS Mcors ro;,lsnd NyoTS Bsle% bark sa%ssr
o 80 and Gs ssP
S ann sna ts soSS Gsgs Hsysn
fSR ssss :
ss WIND % sw Srss wsaa%a~ I1eas and FROM
sSLTiaoRE, Fey aMArr brig Abb, Ellen, el,%s ,
sa.s n. Lshs S5sSs 5.nssS' ssy
man from New YORK; ernsso Sufsr from
ASs n9a SHUT
s. as saSe &
via Chopank ver schr w Carpenter Huichnson Bos-
For. Norris T. Sid brig I.r.awsy Knight 81 Jaso %
DiGHToN Feb 2l-Arr schr Title Z. ANDERSON, Nyork.
EiIz1BETHFoRf, feD ss-cd Amanda. Kelly, Fan
FAIL RIVER. Feb 2l-Ar sohr James Logan. Smith,
and Sarah Mcdonald Kelley SYors Sid asd Brig A%sis
NEWBuRYpeRr. Feb 2--An schr ANGELA. Lee. Baltl.
SEw LSNDos FEB 2sAsy seSy nay STATE Hss.t Nsy
River for NYork koaso~e Paul. nishion for do Justice
NE%PoRT Feb slArr brig Charles HeA,h Wright.
an Portland for Fortress Monroe Restless crowa New
SS of here dS sc o ri sSw ws
ham NYorI oaneya Fgsr.en E abeihpors for Provi-
.s,h-sId this H. sehr Sue som rs somers from Bau-
for Boston and the above arrivals except brig Charles
NEW HAVEN. Feb a4--Arr schrs Annie Belle, Bowden,
q Na ssA %ts Dans rs c0
T.ss, s;.,:
nah. Nyors sshrs Thomas Berd.p wrish'ipston Pei.
: aes from SSor brio 4 ro. sG o RIP
from Nassau Ga S,s, Taylor dulIiysr Chsl,ss Isabel
Higgins, NYoII: Tomas Borden, Wright
En% sf kTs from Me-
Of hail and rain: The bark Lucy Frances, Gray
another from Matanzas unknown four brgs and
thirty schooners, are at The Br akwater sea 10
The beach. near Lewes Creek name unknown The brig ~
%sn Beacon s sas pe.s s
s, S steamer em as Icing The hoao
Providence, FEB s-Srr steamer Pe.rel Young New
YORK schrs vanova Fullerton, Exabethport; ELIZA Elem
SAN fR1ScIsco, Feb 24-sld ship Golden Fsecc Liver.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATuRE.


ALBANY, Feb. rs. 1868.
The President presented . communication from the
Chamber Of Commerce OF New York In relation the
suciency the defences Of the harbor Of New York
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. MoNR0E-Amendatory OF the act for Furnishing
fraud in the Of brands and trade marks. makes II
misdemeanor and punishable by nne Of exceeding
$780, and the party offending liable to the party
aggrieved In the penal sum OF 500.
By Mr.. PRUys-Anending the Revised Statutes. It
makes the entrydf railway car or canal boat with in
tent 10 steal, burglary in the third degree.
The following bills we're ordered TO third reading
Amendatory Of the Revised Statutes relative isde-
meanors.
For the extension of the Chcnango Canal.
For incorporating the trustees OF the Sands Fund.
Adjourned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DR y. A. CALDWELL, OCULIST (LATE OF CANADA.
~ after absence Of fifteen has returned 70 New
York and resumed his professional business a - Clinton
his exclusively the Bye and Ear
No charge for examination opinion. oce hours irons
A N. OF p,h
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Washington's birthday mt Portsmouth,
virginia,

The day was quietly observed by the residents Of this
city, The major portion OF the Unionsts wendell their
way TO Norfolk to participate in the exercises at the Opera
House, wh!o those who could not get away celebrated
the day well possible at home The rebels remained
as sullen usual and seemed deny the fact that
George Washington had any claim their sympathy;
and, owing to the sYankeesn observing the day they
seemed 10 think they must remain quiet, and take no
part whatever In the celebration.
In the even ng grand ball and supper were given by
the Union citizens aud soldiers at The Ocean House. at
which was assembled most brilliant company. Many
glitterlng uniforms visible among the gay party
Brigader General ESbcrt l.. Vlele Military Governor Of
Norfolk and Portsmouth, having received compliment
tary ticket, with special request to be present. pro-
ceedcd in company with Colonel William Johnson Of the
One Hundred and Forty.eighth New York Volunteers,
and two other gentlemen friends, TO the ballroom but
remained only few minutes. II would hardly be fair to
particuiari7e and mention the OF single and i'm
portant individuals present at the ball Suffice II say
that the company we'll selected and everything
as merry as marriage bell BY the kind permieson Of
3. Glenn, the efficient Of the Norfolk opera
House. the orchestra Of the theatre under Mr. Whldon,
supplied most excellent music for the Union ball Ports
mouth
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20 nAssrH daughter Of Major Henry g. Burton, Third
United States artillery.
AosA-lALxY.-On saturday, February 81. b. the
Rev. Dr. verren, ANTONIO L. Nova g. AxSlg j., eldest
daughter q W. !. ley Esq., all city. NJ CAGES
.1oUF-Coamlr.-lnt this city, On Tuestiay, February
LouIm CcRmrr. all Of this city, ,srw n ..s.. 4
PxiTcnAnD-Ixx-ln 0swego. on Friday evening Feh'u.
Gy ~, 0y the Rev. A. G. rreadw,y, M. JoHS +. pnrN-
ARD, OF Oswcgo, to Mss JANE IxR ,t New York ~
WHrxH-Gu.Mx-0n Wednesday. February rs, by the
Rev. Levi Weed. RoBxRr D. wMrxR 10 LSrrs GvSnlI
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~ SlimmlaG Of Boston; Janes BonnsIl Of Mllwaskec:
henry nessioc II wapringer Eslls. ard r. H. Goidaus
Of frovidcscs, ere stopping ~ tbs Brevssrt House.
Robert T. inoola Of wasAissson; %. g. Wood, q Mon.
trea 3. Co.. OF Louhvilio J. g. Mostsa, Of ksbsasla
j. A. Dsu, e Sc. Louis; q. STEM q ainscsaiso iowa
and w. J. Cseyney OF PhilaAsPha, are stopping At the
'Mctropolitxn Hotel.
Mr. Mcfhxson, a Canada; r. PoSnersy aud VIM Pol
bock OF Psseld Capt HUT of Fortress Monroe: peos
Do Wolf, n 0swego George y Gray ana c. coms,ock of
Albany. X. Gardner OF Dettit c Sta-oD Of Boston J.
Warraek, OF Chicago J. II. Wade, or Ohio, and VI 4
Mccomos, q Delaware are topping at the g. Nicholas
Hotel
W. c. Assrgor. OF Busae; II. q. Fsoic aud lady ef
Oedensbnrg; " I. Hgbe, OF New Jereey: c. ". Whit
ford, OF Providence: J. H. Ps1c. of Vermont: ~ La
Wis OF Boston Gaylord, o. Chcopee ~. McTalIey OF
Washington; A. Reynolds, 81 buffalo: y. v. kellogg. ~
Utica; + Riddle, OF Poston l.. Clapn a Utica II ban
croft. OF Ohie Y Forsyth or Newbtrg. and T. Cnals
Jr OF Bait,rore, are stopping u the Asior House
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Chief Engineer stimers Ordered South.

Chief Engineer Sinners who nas for considerable we
riod beer the superintendent OF ironclad machinery
the vicinity Of New York. has left for the iron feet
about prominence operations South Having boon PRE-
sent at the putting up of all the engines asd understand
ing every techptcay Of ke:n he will in estimation
OF the authorities be greet acquisition squadron
dureg tho expected hostlfties.
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Il HI L N A v Y.
The New Batch or Iron.CladS,

On Tuesday the specifications aud plans fer the last
batch Of iron clad vessels withdrawn from nspec.
ton BY Admiral Gregory pursuance Of tac advertised
notification Of the Navy Department Several contractors
have examined them, and ia washingoc,
looking for orders 10 commence BUILDING No can
obtain contract cnless he Is himself engaged con.
struction of vessels The ships wi have one urre
(Which will carly two Scvcn fifteen inch guns), but
will not draw much tho last nine Mentors
There few pecuartics Of their construction which
II would not ee advisable to print at present
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The Naval Board.

The Naval Examining Board is st2l in sessoz al the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. Mr.. Fay has been before it, and
several persons connected with the yard. 1t kas been
shown that Admiral Pauldng reprimsrdsd Mr. Gale for
lending due bills but the latter sta,os that he
ceased to advance w that sfter being so repr
mapded. He admits. however, having given funds 10
men until pay day relying other .han orders
the purscr for Payment OF the priDcpa ard interest
proof thus FAR been Forthcoming show that any one
In tho Payuastsrs Depsrtmeas shared the exorbiant
interest levied abe the ceurtesses extended Mr.
Fay being ACCORDED matter Of civity The accounts
OF money given 20 volunteers fxnics will be overhaul
ed ~ persons hsve taken warm interest Ia the move
meat who were not usually famed for Philanthropy.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A COtRsE OF POPULAR LECTURES WILL BE DE-
"A vered the Reformed Dutch church crner OF Beeck-
and West Tenth streets comm ncng on THURSDAY even
18th and continued succeeding ThurndAy tor
eight EVENING" Rev. A. A. Willis OF Brooklyn wrdcliver
opening lecture. Sub ect5urshine" Doors open a.
O'Clock, lecture commencing ~ Ttckets OF admssion,
q 70 each night
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"a GO BoUNry-wASTED-sIz3 BoUvTy-A FEW
I'd good wanted 70 OIL the Rank companies Of
an old regiment Apply for days At Pea alp tive
doors froa The corucr OF south street
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NOoPER UNION FREE COURSE or LECrURBs
~ rHg


AGng under that Of the deed which reQuireo
them 70 prSoSSf free asrpson e pAs cp
and assrons In these tmAs 81 public ps Y d.cnas VT
win e6ectoay tend 70 rsvvs N ~ hearts H.
menory o. the parotic devoSen - whish vs vsro.
schtsvsa hspns thereby 70 catxsats e 0s
pssssrsason ths trustees q The Cooper 0hpn aaDouncoa
th~1 tAsy hsve snsAs axseeqa2na y1sh -. .es .
uUon0E wxSiIiGd5vM 0l91u
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y sos 49, ~ es. 49,,
rHB AafuasnAjf 1xyuGDysUa,
THURSDAY seSsI! Is xAnsz 8

ana on Monday and fhursdy svsnus fss
az twelve iecurea - may Be found crpedsnt Lake an
privileges the institution. hi Course Lectures
must be free TO Az but IN oder 70 prevent osercrowdng tho
charge application at the Rea Room the Cooper
unou between the hours OF A. ~ and 10 NJ. cr q the
and BROADWAY Applicants are requested not 10 take
famies One ticket Fiji Admit only person. good
for the course. ADRIAN s. HEWITT, Eccrsary.
MRs HuLDAn ALLEN, \. D.; PROFESSOR or'
l Physiology. Hygiene. &C.. In the Hygenic Media Col
egc viii cture 70 ladies' In the basement Of DR. Chapp
church, JS broadway at O'Clock day. Subject Tho
Hamsn Frame" Admission 20 cents. Course tickets
~ cents.
THE CONCLUDING LECTURE OF THE COURSE FOR !.
the benefit OF the Church q the Atonement viii be de
lvere IN the OF Christ clurch Fifth avenue,
Of Thirty th street ut eight O'clock this evening by
the Rev " Huntington rector OF st. Paus church, Flat
bush. snbjcct The dangers and Securities 81 Our ane
STEM This iccura nparts Information great
var has been spoken IN the ndatory
by the clergy and the press Ambulance Is cena
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THE aEBELLIoN.

nEPUTY QuARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE
~ Philadelphia, Feb. o. 1865
points,
Tortugaa
West. Fla.
Fortress Monroe. Va
Alexandria, Va
New bern N, q.
Port Royal, 8. O.
CAPTAIN and A BOYD,
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=
o'clock from No a6s West Forty seventh street.
MccoRr On "Wednesday, February %, Mrs NdoRr,
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
'atcnd tho funeral. from her late residence 16T West
thirteenth street, Friday Afternoon half pas,
o'clock.
MAxwrrL--on Sunday. February Is, az clarksvs,le
nes~ WILLIAM tpAsIs MAxwkIS o. Company D. Iu2i o. 10
rczimont, only son Of George and Margaret Maxwell
Rrrygysa--sm Tuesday, February r., D,Rorr1
FEEDRicKA CAROLINE only child of FRANCIS and Agnex
kesineycr, aged months aud DAYS.
The tionds OF the famv respectfully invited nj.
tend TIC funeral from her parenss residence geo SIKH
avenue corner q Seventeenth street. at half past
O'Clock, this Thursday afternoon.
ScvII--At New 0ricana, Louisiana, Monday, Febru.
AIRY o. Captain SoxERs scrfL Of abe Gecrse W
Bynson, Of Grea, Egg Hsrbor ~ j., aged ~ years 10
fnsrrrR-on Monday. February %, Of apoplexy. raAx
ors vi,mvr snAriKR wdsw 81 Peter shap,cr IN ih~ ia
Inc friends Of the family arc irvcd 10 attend the fu
neral wiihout further nctlce from her Iate rssls.s
I2Gtn street between third and Fourth avenues Harlem.
ihis thursday morning, ut eleven o'olocs.
Iuckra.-Un tuesday, February "a, Eimu L. TrcKrr,
The relatives friends Of the family arc spcctfuy
invited 10 attend the funeral frcm his stc Residence No
20 South Third 81 Wianspurg On (rhursday) after.
noon, az O'Clock. The remains viii be taken 10
Cypress Tiii cemetery for intermcGt.
Philadelphia anu Ioyestown papers please copy.
9 waoIluis On wednesday. February rs, MIcusx.
wnofAAS, native q The parish q Kenmore county Of
The relatives friends cf the family are respectfully
invel asiId TIA funeral. ths Thursday aserronn
two occck, from HIS bate residence No 2s hizbe,h
ste-t.
wsWxu-- Tuesday February "a. canot,xp Inc be-
Ived we q re,rsd J. Werner, aged ~ years.
lie ic1iiscs ard f.ieuds ~ tie family aFe reS,ctfnlv
Invited to getd The ruef1l. TITS (Iinrsdny) morning n
hair tnsf o'cick, from he late residence 40 1g7
Wet thirty Irst street. between r.hth and MIN
avcu.ea
Wrt'iv Sud len y. ~ Npniiy. February -, cARan
Mania, vie x Juhn y Wasea in the 3sh year u her
age.
ine relatives ant frnpds a. ths nniy arc reenecf,flv
nr'ifd y "cs re itfal " = nc ~ Gers end mem.
bcssf ~ repin lose W. a.. 4 o. q. y from ler
tr.ilsfNr So. -. TO avenue between rulifn anl
ard'h Vrers, rro,kyns 90 Thursday atsru0on al
sgn.ctK.
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Operations Since Wednesday.
WAsnISoToS, Friday. {

WASHINGTON, Friday. Oct. IG, 1868.
~ n'gnt al about 8 o'clock, according to
Ae WIS OF passengers from the army, information
1e . "eades Headquarters that corps Of the Rebel
WY - posed TO be A. p Hills corps, had moved from
VT no. N the direction Of Leesburg
"s &s' says heavy reconnaissance was Immediately
"A'sa In the direction Of Aide tho recounoi,.rinc
~" ne'ing light without knapsacks and the enemy
n make little by their motion should they be ncdc.
'Ahg any surprise game in that direction There was
Iess sAirmishiDg between the piclets Oh either
AUG several casualties are reported.
"fdAy there was diminishing all along the lines cfI
~ and some firing also on the old Bull Run
= SEQ bot there was 10 general engagement.
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WASHINGTON. Friday Oct. lG. iso9.
From information received from the Army OF
The Potomac tonight. II appears that Il body Of the
enemy were seen passing southwark opposite Black
b.ns Ford las, night and batteries sheled them
They replied for half hour. and then disappeared.
They made no other demonstration yesterday. 1t was
ruraorod that corps Of the enemy was approaching
Fairfax yesterday by the Chanty road. and our heavy
batteries were sent out in that direction They have
returned and report all quiet. Our army ID In per
fecly safe position and prepared to repe any attack
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Our army last night in line Of battle The whole
baggage and transportation train was sent 10 the rear
and the suffers were ordered TO AlcIandris.
Tie skrmshing yesterday was principally for posi'
ton and the report is that in every instance Gen.
Meade has succeeded in getting the advantage.
The log prisoners Of captured On "wednesday last
near Brsiow Station reached this city last night ana
were committed 20 the Old Capitol.
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The Te.ns Overland Expedition The
March Resmmcd-Cnvairy sLirmishes
Indications Of Immediate Offensive
Movements.


From Our Special Correspondent
BEAsHEAR CRY. La. Oct. }. 1863
The advance was resumed ut an early hour
this morning by entire forces. Berwick City was
evacuated ly the 18th Corps. while tho 10Th Corps
marched forward from Bisland. The transport A. G..
Brown has just arrived from the mont She last even.
ing discharged cargo Of stores at point about twenty
five miles further than has been reached by vessel,
since the recapture Of Brafhear City. Capt Dane
the recipient Of much voluntary advice from the negroes
on the route who feared the destruction Of the steamer
He. however, pushed forward. and accomplished his
designs.
For three days our advance cavalry have been en.
gagged in occasional skiimishos with that Of the enemy
Last evening our Union Texas and Louisiana cavalry
effected the capture Of unique pound field piece
The officer In charge Capt. squircs Of the Louisiana
Battery wounded below the knee and fl into our
hands. His left leg was onputatcd.
All indications betoken Immediate offensive move.
ments have plenty Of material for a lengthy letter
but dcsist from motives Of prudence. C.A.A.
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The NEw EYRoLLMrvr.-The following cir

The NEW ENRoLLMEYT.-The following cir.
cuar yesterday pronulgatedb by Col Nugent A. A.
Provost Marshal OF this District, commencing new
cnrollment
OFFICE OF THE A. A. PRovosr MARSHAL GrSKRsL.)
SOUTHERN DIVISION ov NEwfoRx. ,
Nkw-ioRK, Oct. IL, l8t3
CIRCULAR No lathe District Provost, Msrshs.s Of the
Id lNth Vh WITH With and With Districts Of the South.
en Division OF NewN hereby informed that his Ex.
ceency President the United States has ordered new,
Enrolment 10 be made In said Districts respectively
Preparations for the Enrolment shall BE- commenced
forthwith, and for this purpose the Board. Of Eyolmc Of
the said Districts win proceed 10 make all necessary arrange.
mcs without delay They viii employ such Of he oai"srs
engaged In the enrolment 10 have exbb.
they can rely faithful and returns The former IVA.
tenn OF Sub. Districts will be retained. =
Especial must be taken procure the proper name and
address Of each enroed and avoid the duplication
OF names both IN the same District and In Dlcts other than
those in which the person Is enrolled. - -
In Of the appointment Of officers by the State Autho
ties TO Operate with the enrolling ocers the Boards VIII
see that every facility Is afforded them assist the enre
met ana That every courtey Is extended them constene
win inc pront and efficient of nroinent.
Inc pstit Provost Marshls she'll report 10 this oicc az
soon as possible IN advance the day appointed by them Tor the
OF the new enrolment In thctr Drcts eha
sha also report once In each week the made and All
o'he1 matters OF Interest which may TO Their kno"sdse
by order OF
Colonel ROBERT NU0ENT, A. A. +. NJ 0spsSah
JAxu T.. McGks. Captain and Inspector.
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HEADQUARTERS \ RNY OF TIE PoTosAc !
FRIDAY Oct 10 1868

Oar lines OF battle were maintained throughout yes
to-day and today but the enemy have made no further
demonstrations and sil has remained quiet The Rebel
pickes appear close 10 front, but whether after
having been 30 completely foed in all their recent en-
aeavors 10 gain an advantage they will try another
slk oyement or risk general engagement is as yei
nIGfveloped by any discoveries we have been able 70
mske
Reconnaissance on our fght mes ulsciOscn Aeavy
BODY Of Infantry occupying the passes Of the Bull
ksD Mountains, while Ewe.s corps is believed 20
b s.l lowering udon left A squad Of mounted
kebei raiders dashed in upon the headquarters supply
Tan Of The 9Th Corps between Chantily and Centre
VII about midnight last night capturing the teams Of
saiy Our wagons Al Tutnors Of fight having taken
Place at Fairfax Court House that our army had all
istcaed thither, are fGbrcations
Ven John Cockrane reached Fairfax Court House
~, afternoon. Between 30 and 60 Rebel prison
~ were brought in to-day. and this evening dis
Pasched TO Washington The remainder of our wounded
re"sday's fight. were also sent IN AN suffers and
"her attaches Of the army likely o'embarrnss active
so'enents have been ordered to Alexandria. and the
array Of the Potomac reduced TO light weight await III
feathern friend
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wen ,h""h 20 YOU sityi n"''' 'Heie'V''' 'A'" ''
'fouoie !" oo'h'h 'he" h"in's'
Col ~ L. ksiaps~y fsrwerIy ,hspaln ~ ins ,.o y,
No, Lses..ol yslss y" baicn' .spnin .'s. " %" e a
hIshIy Ierou,uend,d bv Br,r(,en Heron Nsi eor.e
Toery of Cen Wrimsn. Brr,d. Adiutsn, Jane. inv o.
the 10 ~ Y Vol. Quart,rmaster A. H. yssssr Orderly
Sergeant OF 20. b. 7Jth Reg'. N. X Vos--wei Known In
your city.
MANY Of the other officers were Eormerlv of tho ,;s,h
n Altogether no finer set Of officers can he n,und
| attached 20 any regiment white or black Although
the regimen, has only drilled about month. II has al
tanned proficiency not often attained In SIX sontls
All the officers IN earnest They have been careful
IN the selection OF thsr men and without doubt viii do
tooh service ~. ION corps aAhlauc constitutes Tie
ith regiment 81 Ilumlcys brigade.
| The lith regiment Corps d'Affilre Col NJ W plum.
lev or, NJ p.nsscol, 49, " ~
| ,- .
me pS steamer . SI IN ny last az Ine VIM.
tnrcd on the mouth 81 the Rio Grundc the 18th of
september by the L. = steamer Seminole ~. Rolando
commanding. The Sir VIM. Peel Is Il wooden ship
about ZOO tuns, butt about leo0 Is an yst prcpe
!er She reached New Orleans sept % In charge u
Acting Ensign IL. Crosby II. d. koosbey. Ensign;
Acting Masters Mate KNOWLES, Second s.,s.s.ant
Engineer, w. Pope; Third Assistant G. n Julg She
had on board about 600 haes OF cotton about onchaf
OF which is Sea Island The vessel and cargo are worth
nearly sJH,Oo.
4. sy.i In sh asas g. w. nasa so , IA. IN w
n no, nail by n 9i,sn dr,, II,I,, IN, H. ~
Thcrcu,o, ,L, ,rnn,i.,ors -, NJ n, III p, ~.
postpone the time FOR the payment indefinitely. These
tcmFkebei papers would rather prefer That they and
her friends should be allowed TO retain The money they
buy new suits ~ clothes for the next lot VI Confederate
prisoners that happen 10 be In town, they did with
those who left in the Evening Star last week 1t Is TO
And this reminds that In spite OF il and Beauie.
galds declaration that the Yankees carry ON tho war
in barbarons manner. and in violation 81 the rules Of
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Li.t OF Killed ind wounded.

The following is partial list of the casualties
in the I'd Corp at the fight at Bristow:
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Boston Friday, Oct l6 1868.
The steamer Henry Burden, from New-Bed.
ford, with Gen. Dix and staff oRboard arrived to day
The General comes to inspect the harbor defcnscs