The sun., 1864-11-03


szsiiuN o4 ~ d,,uua,s 0s ruaans q DE prsssts
d ~ AumD Cstholic Susrn.
TN a Maunehusssfs Rsgir,Gnt icA fr home
to-day, thcir ssme having e-prus In bre'
sddraD from President LDcln 70 tho regiment be
alluded W. thc change IN Maryland since tho hrs'
regiment from Massachusetts, rAssod through IL |
en- route for the war Tue returning regiment, be
aid MI row pass through "tree Maryland"
IT Is the intention q the Gcvcrnment 10 establish
srcfigee camp At Csrksvillc, Tenn. -Four 'hous-
way TO that little CITY Al The vacan, houses tho
college buildings and the tobacco varehouse.,hnyo
teen taken Ynssess'on of, and viii be transformed
| into comfortable quarters for The refugees.
THx Committee ~ the Common Council of r'u-
more, appointed r. c-"''as'c tho c,st NJ fort y.ui
/ oily on the occasion of the late invasion O-
Early, h>vc made rcp'r', showing The ds'u-se-
ineui q sl03bs IS. The items were--svrcn'rs q
/ the citizen guards, expenses of crtrouch.nr Tie
streets organ'lng tho clurl TROOPS, labor ou TIC
| barr'calc. clerks' rirr SC.
LrrrWB RON Havan, save "r'lc ncws - tho
capture ~ the Roanoke ralievri tho snviofy NJ
/ many psrsons here who hAd friends On board, Aq
repor, had r-ev,iled that abe was wrecked Il Ia
reported here that Tho authorities - Rcrnuds have
put the pirates I'm rons and g. al 'lcv WI either
be tried or given up to the United States author-
| ties"
sRvvgt arrests % suspected rcte'.h 'a,e'v
! tecn made At Ssndusky, Ohio, on The clargc "
Nong IMPLICATED N the late unsucocsgul atcrp:
te rolcage the prisoners at Johnson's Island. Ono
|
that he hsi ucen crul 'oyed 20 take sound MA o.
| bay ard plans of the fort'fcat'ons on J hnsol'3
lBl.nd The who were arrested appeared 10
| be Of the ruinsn order.
AiErTER written ON board ,he frlrs,e R,onosc,
! of Point Lookout Md, dated Oat. Q iSGL saws
| that the tlcn who wanted ~ vote tie Democratic
| ticket coull not obtsn their ballots. Tie Calesin
| made speech in favor of Mr Lincoln, and after
| wards the zen WHO were in favor oi NJ Cleilan
| were toll 10 50 below. -Four hundred eni triy-
one obeyei, out'of a crew Of four hundred aud
hf,y.two. Only elcvca officers and men ~crc In
favor Of voting for Lincoln and johnson
A rgw days since while the Uu.-, States Snd
the rebel Gag Of truce boats we're holding aeon
ference at the entrance of Charleston harl ora most
| beautiful phenomenon apucarc1 20 spectators
standing " on tho tluad Of Morris Island. rain
bow brgh,cuct into form on All overhanging cloGd'
It's ends rcstinr on the ater on either side of thc
communing ships. II waI arhlimc Iicture. The
spectators were al Impressed, aud regarded Il as =
| significant omen.
| WEhave news from Kcy Yves, 70 the or ult.
An expedition from the United States bark Rest.
ios1 Mad destroyed tho rebel salt work al W
Ray, together with quantity a. valuable material.
Tho inhabitants Of the country passed over by The
expedition were completely destitute OF almost the
common neccssares Of lie. Tic supply steamer
Admiral arrived at Key West on the 2ist MT, and
General Newton and stall arrived on the 2Ith 10
take command OF the po-t.
IL New York State there are 9fOl miles Of rnil-
g road, which havc cost si3i,32l542. TIE sixteen
principal canals have an Aggregate len.th ot 1920
0 miles, On which the movement Of tonnage s est.
mated 1t i've millions of tons. II 1860 II wns i
G5C2 tons hovinya value 81 $40 Sia,lgS. The
tolls collected IN go amounted To S3o0,5o1, Z
1901 to $33oe,C3s, IN lsG2 to 49, SO+, 7>s. amt In
1908 to i5 1iy5ol. rhe state deb. is sG,;05,dj4,
and the canal debt ss",27>i1o.
On the 93d ul,. to hlocksdng ace. Of G. aries
| ton, discovered corly IN tho morning, a large
| steamer Ia the mouth OF the harbor, md opened
TIRE her. Tho vessel. In attempting 10 escape, go
aground on sull.ysr'r Island. Our batteries OF
Morris Island then c"nmenccd fir NJ on her, ant
i the 3cO-prunder gave her n few shells whc,
Il stove in her and rendered her complete
wreck. Size was from Nassau vita large ass rte
cargo
TnR Charleston Mr1crrv of o.iober e9d. says
Y 'Frurn ~ geutcnan lust from Wilmington W.
learn that tho blockade Of that por, Is effective
"A AZ Yanhcc ingenuity and All unlimited force q
~ eunboats can make It, They have now estahli she
two lines u picket boats in the ohng, to give th
alarm Of the attempted egrCss Of bockGie-runuors
and ns socp the latter mako thcr Ipp 1r nee
x the ioa,s throw NJ rockets and burn c.llehL
u TIE Yaik-c lrrany ycm,nts for boekAding de y
l. good, and viii hCl 10 perhaps ' oIth longer
when they win all be swept away - she rud
blasts ui winter"
Il TurY have some savage females in Ph!lldclphia
p lew days sgo Cathnr.ne Naye aud MaTt'r,
Of Murphy ndul. ed in fight In the couiso o. ~hir
MAJ slot threatened to tear Cathsrines ton 0c uu
and put her hand IN the lnttcr's mouth FOR y.
ID purpose. CLihGrine, however, had a decided -
s lection to parting wilh that indFpensuhlc Tern I
attachment, and accordingly ''shut down" on Ma
gareta niger and bit oh. Each Of the au.lhb
ed ladies then brought suit again, the other tor .
n sault, and tie Judge tamking tAcv were ab"'
equally punishci scquit;od 10th. The severe
~ tnger was producca .u Court preserved IN spr.ts
Tng PALMETTO HIgA.p. Of Port ROYAL, octoh,
u, says; "Ine rebel prisoner. who wer1 raoc
/ unlcr Are NJ ,rris Island, in retaliation for y
nd placing Of Jn.on prisoner under Gre ~ Char'r9tcl
- have all been removed 10 Fort Pulsski Tho ncc
W. sion Of this Official announcement to Mao
ng General Foster, by General uartec that tie lod
,k. ral prisoners In Charleston had al lecn remoy,
csc W - 49, N' -, so,' - ,',,, - ~
were no iucdcuts worthy Of especial nlcni'o
cl- Msny o the prisoners ask permission 10 take Il
80 oath o. ailcs aace but General Poster has not s.
'". granted tho.r request"
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