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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

FoR THE FRoET.-A detachment Of
400 for the 3Sth and 44Gh Indiana regi-
ments, SAYS the Indianapolis Journal Of
Friday, were yesterday afternoon seat
forward from the general rendezvous 81
Camp Darlington. They are drafted
men and substitutes from the lst and
10Th Districts. Gen. Darlington Is for
wsrding them as fast as transportation
can be procured, and we may hops 70
hear of brilliant results 10 the Geld soon
by the army being rapidly reinforced BY
those who we're lucky enough TO draw a
ticket entitling them 10 n suit Of blue
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
Grand Encampment.

The following are the officers elected
aud installed in tie Grand Encamp-
ment, l. o. o. F.;
P c. P. James Burgess, Danville, II.
w Grand Scribe.
P. Il P Wm n French, Indianapo-
lis, NJ f, G. High Priest
P. c. ?. Tuley, Bloomington, r. W. G.
Senior Warden.
r C. p J. F. WAllick, Indianapolis,
r. W. 6. Junior Warden.
P. FL P. Z. ii. Barry, Indianapolis,
r. W. Grand Scribe
P C. p Theodore P. Haughey, In
dianapolis, r w G. Treasurer
P. c. P. Christopher TOlsF, Madison,
W. Grand Sentinel
P Il. P ]. F. Williams, Indisnspoli
Deputy Grand Sentinel
Having flashed its business, he
Grand Encampment adjonrned Wednes
day morning
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21


ADAM JoHxsoy's MES.-The Louisville |
Journal sof Saturday. says Since the
capture Of Adam Johnson's men, sbOu'
,wo months ago, they have been confined
in the Barracks Prison IN this city, as
the autbori.iesrsfnssd to recognize them
az prisoners Of war It was claimed
that Ebelr opeTatioos IN Kentucky were
unauthorized by the rules Of warfare.
and they could be regarded in no other
light than that Of guetrillAs. The ques-
ton has been agitated considerably, and
facts have been produced to establish
that majority Of the prisoners are reg
ularIy enlisted Confederate soldiers
recognized blythe rebel Government as
such, and the Federal authorities should
regard them IN this Light also. In op'
Grating in Kentucky, they were acting
under the orders Of the rebel War De
Pariment, and, being responsible to re
cognized authority for their movements
they could not be classsd IS outlaws
This view OF the case could not be gain
sayed, so our Government consented t
recognize all as prisoners Of war VII
could establish that they were REGULAR
enlisted inea in the Confederate service
Thirty-oue Of the capiives have estaI
lished this fact, and yesterday they wer
transferred to the Military Prison, 10
forwarded to Captain Jones as prisoner
5 of war, subiectto exchange The claim
: of the others are still undergoing inyei
3 tigahon. We cannot say What the r
r salt win be.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

a HANDSOME SUx-We are informed
that the Daughters of Rebekah realized
oTer 81, loo net from their two evenings
entertainment
This is handsome sum to eegin with,
and those who so literally contributed
may rest assured that their money will
be iadicionsly applied We b, ieye there
is no people who give as literally as the
citizens of Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

~ The executor of Stephen A
Douglas estate has presented receipts
TO the County Court, showing that be
has paid over $500 to Mrs. Dou-
glas, and over 81 900 to the two child
rem, after liquidating all claims against
the estate. This efectually dispeses o
the absurd stories about Mr. Douglas s
insolvency, and that his wife was com
PEELED to apply for admission into the
Treasury Department as clerk in order
70 make living for herself and family
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

limitations into the Order, 70 rejectionsi
23S admissions by card; l99 withdrawn.
by card; l4S SUSPENSIONS So reinsta,e-
uents; 81 explosions aud ll3 deaths.
By the Treasurers repogi it appears thar
the financial affairs of the 0rdsr are in
good condition.
Charges having beeR preferred and
sustained agains, HgH. -Doda, Who was
member of the Grand LOdge, he wa.
expelled By unanimous vote
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

s6s~ Gen. Butler, in his speech several
evenings ago, in New York, in which he
is said TO have declared the views Of the
Administration, urges the policy of lib.
eral amnesty to the rebels. limited to a
eer'ain date, aud then, if refused, an
open declaration Of war Of subjuga-
ton and conhscation Of lands to the sol
diers of the army. wewiIl Try and pub-
lish the speech in fall on Tuesday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

~ A few days ago the Louisville
Journal published a card from its chief
Copperhead editor, stating that in con-
sequence Of an irreconcileabie differ
ence between himself end the proprie
tors Of that paper, he withdrew from it
1t now appears that the fellows reason
for leaving it was that Gen. Burbridge
had ordered him to go beyond the lines
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

E The Louisville JOurna! saws
troops have been pouring through that
city Tor several days past in a manner
truly astonishing. Gen, Thomas is being
reinforced at the rate of 8 900 men no
day. II his army is not already the an
perior Of Hoods in point of numbers !.
soon will bel when, We apprehend. the
hero of Mill Spring and Chickamauga
will De found moving on the ensmv's
works.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
CARD.

The und.rsgned ksyfng sold out his entire stock
Of Eeady Ma5e Clothing, and GeBflsnsos. Fur
nishing Goods, and retired from the bEs1nesss
hereby express his grateful sckpOwlscgsments
10 his urraerous friends and customers Tor their
past PATRONAGE - literally extended 70 him. and
xouId respectfully recommend hessFs- Taylor
Co., Ehs have sueceeded hin q the grsinssss and
xbo nr- po.r ,rgrared 70 furnish % their custom
49, rvsrv arricls In their 1ins, Of the very lest
quziity, sad a. TIE nss< sEoTAbis FEisss-
ssyso n. LYON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

81 A large extra edition Of the
Journal, containing the very latest
news, went down the river Saturday
afternoon. Our friends at all points
below can always depend upon the
Journal for ihe latest and most reliable
telegraphic reports, as well as all othsr
news Of interest Our circulation in
all the river towns has heretofore been
good, but we mean TO largely increase it
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

Bsr Gov. Yates Of Illinois seems to
be the most prominent candidate before
the recently elected Legislature of tina;
State for the U. S. Senate. Gov. Yates
has done yeoman service in routing the
Copperheads Of Illinois, and is deserving
Of Dick Richardson's place, which he
bids fair to obtain.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

Ee1- Thete were present at the polls
in Dennis, aass., on Tuesday last, ten
men whose united ages amounted to $50
years, the eldest being upwards of SO
years These venerable men all voted
FOE Abraham Lincoln.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

s1- 4 soldiers Vidos, By marrying
a gam, foTfeiss ali her pensions frDna thF
date IF her marriage, and if she again
becomes a widow, she cannot resume
ibem. This is according to the Act Of
Congress, July /, 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

G6y- Mr. Augustus T. Leonard, who
accidentally fell from Colts factory at
Hartford, and broke of both arms above
the wrist, vent to the polls on Tusrday,
holding his ballot in his teeth, from
which he dropped it into the box
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

MILITARY ARREST. ~ We learn that
Thos. S. Petit, editor Of the oWensboro
Monitor, has been arrested aud ordered
to be sent through the lines to the South,
By order of Gen Ewing, on account Of
his notorious disloyalty He arrived in
this city on Saturday, in charge Of a
Federal officer. He goes to Memphis,
aud will be sent from there through the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

s1- Heiiz 4 Clement will offer for
sale at auction, TO the highest bidder,
without reserve, some of the most de-
sirable building lots IN the city, on the
evening Of November 2lst at clock,
p N, a, the Old Brewery.
Tbs terms on which this property is
offered win bring the lots within the
reach Of every man desiring home
The sale viii be positive, aud We hope
TO see every man present who wishes 10
buy
For further particulars, see hand bills
NOV. l4.-dtds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

FoR SALE-Six new houses, nearly
completed; one large house, With ten
rooms, near Main street; variety Of
other dwellings, and building lots.
FoR RExr.--A first class dwelling, IN
desirable location Enquire of
h20-sf A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
MILITARY.
Notice TO Officers and Soldiers Alb
sent from their Regiments.


OFFIeK A. A. rasvosv MAKsmAL oExHaAL.
t4s ispIkgAFoLfs, Ism, Nov. II, lsef. !
CIkevLkH No. 50.
The sesrstary Of War directs that ell ofioars
aud enlisted msD alseht frstn their commanda r.
tnrn 10 tho same Immediately. All fartoughs sud
leaves Of Abasace revoked, except to eommis-
stoned officers abseut siek leave ia ordfrr. Or
b. csrtiaeTts q DISABILITY daily nisd a. rquirsd
bY regulations 81 the War Department. Eniisted
absent from General Hospitals will - return
cd 70 the Hospitals from which they we're fsF-
Laughed. All others viii - sent 30 their rsspec-
tive posts. companies, or regimsnts, ~ Provost
Marshais Of Districts all efficsrs Of the Provost
Marshal Generals Bareaa are ufieTed q make
spscial efforts ts secBrs prompt aud thoFouK con
pisuea with the sccrstarys order, a. u i the r.
tentioH to put every man belonging T. the miii-
tary service IN his proper duty a. soon - possi.
bic. Ts this end Provsst Marshals aru diroctsd e
aasrd every facility for the prompt and convent
snt return Of TAOS COMPLYING with this order All
who make themsele - dsssrters by faiisg e. repoft
wili BE- arrested and returned WITH charges
By order, Brig. Gel D. Q PIrcBTR.
A A Provost Marshal General.
GKoHsK W. DEuxn9IsE, Lisat- add A. Ens
noTIa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

THANKSGIVING IN KENTUcKY.- Gov
Bramlette, of Kentucky, has designated
next Thursday as a day Of Thanksgiving
in Kentucky, agreeably to the request of
the President Of the United States.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

A HAxpsoME PREsEST.--The Daugh-
ters OF Rebekah. on Saturday presented
T. L. Consnt with a handsome breast
pin, accompanied By the following note
EvAssyILLE, Nov Is, 1864
Mr. T. L CoRant.
You will please accept, with our com
pliments, the accompanying breasspin,
in consideration Of your services rem
dered a. eur .ase Fair.
Yours, respectfully,
DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH
To which Mr. Copant replied as fol-
lows:
EvAXsyILLE. Nov. Is, 1864
To ths Ladies Of the Order of ne
Daughters Of Rebekdh.
1t IS with feelings OF the humblea
gratitude that accept your memento
Of respect and regard, feeling, a. do,
that your cause Is q noble one, deserv-
ing, as it has received, the confidence of
a generous public; aud while feel that
an unmerited compliment has been paid
me, | shall ever cherish pleasant rec
objection Of the givers Of the beautiful
gift.
Yours, respectfully,
7. L. CoyAxT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

sa- Egypt will raise about 800, 1000
600 worth Of cotton this year IL will
bripg her lots Of British gold, and will
add greatly to her internal wealth
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
CITY NEWS.

D65- The New Workers are determined
to furnish the soldiers Of the Army Of the
Potomac with a Thanksgiving dinner.
They are bound to pot it through. This
is = commendable enterprise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
All kinds of Looking
Glasses and Mattresses on
Hand Constantly

The shove goods will - sid At the iow.st mar
kst rates, and delivered free " charge anywhere
Within city limits
Cons aud sxAmins car stock. II viii be no
tFouila 70 she's gcods
Thaaking Our namsreus friends for pMst fAvors.
would respectfully solicit a liberal share Of
thsfr patronage fuF the failure.
sgELIG, LOEwENsTETN A CO.,
No. IS Main ST., Crescent City Building.
aapl1-aaad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

rs A married monster said he lately
dreamed that he had sn angle by his
side, and upon waking found it was no
body out his wife.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
Civ Ordars.

1904 NOV. 18th. - ORDERED, BY THE
ICO-ts cou Gil, that all persons holding ~
orders endorsed previous 70 October LIST, 1874, be-
notid. ~ present. them . the City Tres uTsr ! r
payment, and that interest on "a . dora s. go
cease on the 10Th dsy Of Hovsmber, 1864
nOYl7 ". BAKER, Mayo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

Losr.--A heavy gold thimble on the
levee or on one Of the streets Of the
city A very liberal reward will be paid
to the finder apon leaving Il at the Jour
nal Office. Nov. 17--3td
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

suuAR AsD SYRuP.-A ine lot Of su-
gar, from fair TO extra quality, for sale
by the hogshead. Also, q superior arti-
Gle OF Syrup, at a less price than can be
bought elsewhere. Enquire at the Office
Of I,r Haas, First street. between Main
and Locust NOV I4lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21


a letter, Of cure OF deaf aud dumb
person, Of eighteen years standing, by
DR. Bort, who ia nov at the Sherwood
House, in this city;
CoFFEE, Clay Co, INDIANA,
November l4th, 1864.
AS you requested, shall inform you
Of my daughters case OF deafness and
her loss Of speech. As you are aware.
you operated on her ears and throat on
the 81 OF October, 1864 She has
now recovered her hearing, also her
speech is fast improving, and thanks to
you for the recovery Of my daughters
case. As / remarked TO you, bad con-
suited good many eminent surgeons,
and all, with one accord, gave Il as their
opinion that nothing could be done for
the restoration Of her hearing and
speech.
Many persons here are anxious to see
You, and wish to know how long you in
tend to remain IN Evansville.
JAcon L TnoxPsox.
DR.. Bort is still at The Sherwood
House, where be can be consulted on al
Diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Throat
Ca,arrh, Lungs, and Heart
Consultation free. l9.d6WIw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

GuERRILEAs.- Capt Bill Msgruder,
with his gang Of outlaws, made raid on
the Nashville Railroad, at Rolling Fork,
aud tore up the track, damaging the
road 80 badly that the up train was I'M
able TO come through. The Louisville
Journal understands that detachment
OF Federal troops attacked the gaerrillas
and succeeded in capturing nearly the
entire gang, but afterwards most Of them
made their escape. The train frou
Nashville, due at six o'eleek last even
ing, had not arrived at one o clock this
morning. Il was expected to reach the
| city al two clock
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

LosT "A young New FOundlAnd pup
black, with a white face The finder
will be literally rewarded by returning
him 70 NJ. LTox.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

DIsLocATED CoxUSpRUN--What Il ri-
odieal storm is like TO the kick Of h1rss7
Why the equine-knOcks, Of eOarse -Er-
chage
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

Bos- We bad tho unexpected pleasure
Of meeting our old friend and fellov-
laborer b b. Root, in the city last night
eA route to PadseAh, where he has po-
sition in the Quartermaster' depart
meut Mr. Roo, is one Of the oldest, as
well as one Of the ablest, editors in the
State, having been connected With the
Indiana Wing, at Lawrenceburg, in
fs42-43-44, and since then with several
papers at different points throughout
the State. Daring the late canvass he
edited the Michigan City RsUiels, doing
yeomanry service in the cause of bis
country and right In retiring from the
press the State loses the services Of
a ready writer, whose pen has always
been found on the right side. We hope
he will be eminentiy successful in the
new field of labor on which he is about
to enter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
TIME GUARANTEED.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

uY ORDER OF THR oOURT OF 90 tMo9
I'D Pleas Of the County q Vaudgrburgh nfn
State Of Indiana. viii zsll ~ private sas Lot 80.
l. 10 VIM. Bates sub division Of Lots Nos i25H ,
l26 ia this original piAu ~ the city q Eyausy 2
being twont five oat front by ninety feet q, D.,
and situated on Wee street. between Ssc0pi d
Third streets, the pf0party Of The heirs Of Wa r
Baleigh Terms .-Oue-haif cash, AMI one.h 4
JsO. j. CHANDLER,
aeu2f gafnpe i4aiauer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
PUMPS.
The Cooley
ANTI FREEZING PUMP.

7 An NOW cAEYAssIEG SOUTHERN INDI-
/ asa, exhibiting and Sling applications 20
order (whoiesaie and retaiD for this greai pump
cas- b. found a. The Washiagfon Hoass. A. TIE
y ash nzton stables have sst che ia operation,
sor every one calling 70 ses IL beauty II artlou
Hear m q Nr. ). Urie says. 81 fave bought
ous d The Coolsg PUMPS 81 Mr. W. A. Hunt, and
hsEe il in operation throwing gatsr into ths reg
ervoir % supply the engine Al my Plough Esefory,
and reoomnsoa IL - good puDp, and superior
% Chain Fsnlhs A. II never Eefs cut Of order"
Fer further testimonials sll are invited to call
aud sse Tor themselves ". A. HUNT,
Propristor
Washington HOuss, Evansville Ind. B0vis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

EI0HT GUERRILLAs TO sE EXECUTED -
Eight guerrillas we're sent from Louis
vile to Munfordville, on Friday last, to
be executed 10 retaliation for the murder
of Union men, by order of Gen. Bur
bridge They we're selected from the
guerrilla prisoners that have been con-
fined in the Barracks prison for some
time past Their names are w C. Mar
tin, A. B Tudor, John Tomlinson, Sand
ford Turley, ". B Damn, John Edmond
son, J. 81 Jones, and W. l. Robinson.
The execution was to take place near
Manfordvills
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

~ Remember the sale Of lots this
evening, at seven o'clock, at the Old
Brewery, and be there early - having
previously selected the lot you wish to
buy.
The sale will be positive, aud the
terms are unusu lily liberal, requiring
only ons-dfh IF ne purehass-n,oney to
he paid down.
llahoriug men, desirous Of securing a
home in our prosperous city, should not
let this opportunity pass UNDECIDED, for
good building lots are rarely offered on
such liberal terms
We are informed by Messrs Reitz b
Clement that all taxes on the property
for 1854 will be paid by them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21
CITY NOTICES.
Notice to Contractors

rI'HE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE oIgY
Il Of Evansville will feeeiva sealed propo =
until December stb 1854. for sncavatirR end
grading ~ alley in block No. 2, Fourth En.argr
ment a. PFAFELIH, Cierl.
ny A. II. MoGnIEf, Deputy. novi7td
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-05
Daily gppeal.
MORNING EDITION.
GA
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE a. 1864

ANOTHER EXPLOIT IN FLoRIDA.-A corTe-
spondent of the Savannah Meas, writing on the
25ih ult, says that Capt J. J. Dickinson hsF,
within the past day or two, with two small
pieces Of artillery aud about twenty shGrpshoot-
eTs, captured = gunboat with her entire crew,
etc, consisting Of one company of negroes, eight
commissioned oficers, (white) besides eight or
ten sailors etc, still without tie loss or riury of
one Of his men. There were four or Eve of the
enemy killed and IS many mortally wounded
The enemy's large gunbost, the Ottawa, was
lying some three miles below the point from
which the engagement took place. She was at
tackled By Capt Dickinson the evening previous,
and !! is supposed that she was so disabled that
she could not come to the rescue of the smaller
boat LIEUT.. Bates was in command Of the Sec
ton Of artillery.
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SINGULAR CHAIN OF COmCIDENCEs.-The
Portland Press mentions singular fact in con
necGion with the Losses Of ocean steamships be-
longing 10 the Montreal hGe. Il seems that in
every instance the vessel that has taken back TO
Liverpool the effects Of 8 wrecked s.samer of
this line has been the next in succession to be-
come . victim. Thus the first vessel of the
line lost was the Canadian. The Indian took
back her effects, aud was the Dexs 10 fall q prey
20 the wrath of the sea king. The Hungsrisn
took back Ehe effects of the Indian, and ia turn
was the next victim, but she proved q total loss,
leaving no memorial 10 be transmitted 10 the
home port. The next vessel lest was the New
Canadian, whose efsets went hRck by the North
Bnton; the North BTitOn WeRt under, and hsr
effects we're carried homo by the Anglo Saxon;
ths Anglo Saxon in regular succession became
the next victim, and the Norwegian carried back
hsr REMAINS next came tho loss Of the Nor
wegihn, whose material effects were transmitted
10 Liverpool by tho Bohemian, and the Bohe-
mian, next in regular succession TO 20 under,
has recantly made her final record on Alden's
Rock. Il is even ssid that some Of the en-
ployess Of the company, who had not oveFlosked
the Singular chain Of facts, had supeFstitious
fear Of the Bohemian, and sometime since pre-
dieted her fate, because it Was her taTn 10 20
next.
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sseana. ships. fer Ihe Confederate Gsvers.
neat-

saeana ships fer the Confederate Gavern-
meat.
We learn from Nantes that the two steam ships
built in that port for the Confederate States of
Ameriea-ths Shanghai, by NJ Dubiseon, and
the San Francisco, by MessTs. Joliet Of Babin-
were launched on Saturday last. The Anneh
of tie former was effected with cOmplets sue
cess in the morning; that Of the latter was a.
tempted about the same time, but some impedi-
menl occurring, it had to be postponed to The
evening, when it was satisfactorily accom-
plisbed. Not The slgbteSs mystery, it appears,
q observed ct Nantes ss TO the fact Of these YES
ssls having been constructed for the Coafsder-
stes: and it is affirmed that the FTeRcb Govern.
raeut Notwithstanding the TemOpst1sDceB Of
Mr.. DAYTON, the United States Minister Rt Paris
has no intention whatever of preventing the
armiDg Of them. Thus French snipbuilders en-
10Y liberty of action which those OF England
do not possess, and the French Government
pays no attention to representations from the
North Americans, to the Ike OF which our Gov
eminent msekly boWs.
Ysrily, Old England, in both respects, has
fallen from her high estate. The Shanghai aud
the San Francisco are described as very hand
some and powerful vessels, and GEs SO construct
ed that they viii possess great speed. 10 sddi-
ton 10 these, some hosHDg batteries, ElsO for
the COnfedeIates, are in eoulss Of construction
81 Nantes, snd such progress has been made
win them that they can be- put to sea before
long.
From Bordeaux we learn that in that port, as
Wen As At Nantes, = steamship has been built
I for the CORfederstes The builder Is NJ Arman,
who, As our readers know, possesses high rep
utslioD in his art. This vessel is sufficiently
advanced to be able to sail about the end OF May
the 30sh Of the month is spoken Of Esf
name is Yed0. She Is TO 20 70 Chins, and, in
order to prevent any objections to her departure,
shs vii leave IS q commercial ship, and viii
even receive -pAssengers Shipping Gazsas,
Apra 25th.