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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-04-06
stock Company, Incorporated in 1852

ENSURES buildings, Merchandise and other
L Property, against Loss or Damage by Fire,
at rates as low as other Fist Glass Stock Com
panies.
H1- Particular attention given to the Insu-
rance Of Farm Property, Isolated Dwellings and
their contents, for one three or five years. Loss
es equitably adjusted and promptly paid at this
Agency. GEO. ID. SANFORD, Agent,
[23OHl Grand Haven, Mich.
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Tho War Department has i.Icd the following
revised regulations respecting army ra:onS ia
pursuance Of uc Act u Con,rr.s Of June 2oth
"firt The ration II twelve ounce, of pork or ba-
con, OF on" pound ri AIT or r,sh beet i.ht.rn ou-
Ger o. rOit hicu VI our, or twelve ounces of hand
L"l' "f od' t"ini md icnr ounces OF com nsslan
:" every nn- huuh'"d rainns fifteen pounds of h,a.r
OF prr, OF ten 'Huni- oi Ii,o humny, tn pound,
81 queen coffee or ,i pounds o. roasted AMI ground
coffee. pound aud cight OUNCES OF tea ftteou
uul ourcs oi nHnAninc sur candlcr four pound.
OF -onp, trcC pounds ant twelve OF sal' aud
u may he most Curvcuirnt ~ leest Npsisvc a. h,
according 90 the condition and amount of rtippih-
-lnul nel'rminc whether sDt bread ~ nour mud hat
ether coirlNn'n' purtr OF tho ration ne equivalents,
-huli joe .r-urd
"Scconl-On O campaign, on mlrchiur or on hoard
N transports the r. ZION Of h.t bt, ad one pouu
"Jbid.-poHicntcd compressed rptai0.s or d,s-i.
crtoc corlrC'scd MIXED Nrertuhlrr, az the rntp OF
one ounce and % hal oi the former and ounce of
me Iner To 'hc tri"n' NAV bc substituted ior beu
"l'ofr'h.- r.,h,-, ncaa, s.t aui potatoes. fresh
,hall Ne purcha cd, -uo and -od by weLht and the
ldel"t -, c.s email lc estimated nj eiNtv I.puuds.
"tiiih. When deemed noc"t-ary, if,sh vegetables
diioi inut mons-o- pickle, or ay other proper iood
may lc pdicli nd and iraucd in Hon Of any cuut1
ncu' part at the ration ~ clun money value The
tumm--aty-t General OF subj irteucc H. alone author
is"i 10 oido- -lrch pIrcha.er.
~ new order allows suffers TO supply their r, s-ec-
tive commands In the Amy OF the lotonnc with such
articles ms hic Excluded in the Niirou Hl. and the
'upplem,nt tl'" etc. in .ich manner ~ may be- p.o-
tclii,., hy the Pho, oct MAJ shnl- General
"Oulc.rr vi l2 reunited to obtain sutl article
they iunf desire and are not included In the Vii
son hill, in the manner provided for by paragraph
| fl q, Of circular 81 November y IsG2.
'Ntcn Ion ir called to Older Nn. 40, Of December
H. i-'t~ctmF lhe delivery OF Wines AMI liquors o.
n 1iainr mo quantity Of s;ons That nay be orIer-
| ed n, ulircis.
''Snlfn mi traders will at nn times hold them.
rev g. III ieadin.'s 20 leave tie army upon sc
tie,."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-02

UNION EMANCIPATION ,Irnurr-Cn,Sn
Turnout or Tux CoIoREp Peorlr -DA~crNc, s,.o.
AND ApDREssi4.-Yeserday Myrle avenue p,,l
presented u mos, animated scene, the colorei r,...
pie Of this ind the adjoining cities havinr me,
N celebrate the Both anniversary Of the rmgnc .a
ton Of the slaves in the British West Iudes winch
tnok place on the l., Of August, 1874 as stated IN
yesterdays SuS. A. an carly hour the streets Of
New York and Brooklyn might be sad 20 lie alive
win colorcd people, all dressed in holiday attire,
and vending their way to the place of meeting.
Many Of the States Of the Union, as well as tic
CAnadsS and even England and the British West
indies were represented by intelligent coored
ren from these places, and the cars and
steamboats, did quite o large business,
while private vehicles from the com.
mon dray cart to the stately carriage, nigh. be
seen decorated with Union flags and carrying
freight which kept continually singing "rhe Battle
Cry Of Freedom" On reaching the Park gates
numerous stands containing edibles and drnks-
bles Of various kinds were arrayed. The prices
word. OF course pretty heavy, a. is usual on such
>casnons; even water. which seemed hard to pro-
-,re, was sold In some instances ct cent glass.
The proeoedings Of the day compea sed With
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Charleston Bar q W Snow, Calas Can0yA Bridge
pUrt; Lady 81 the Ocean. Bottom; Ckel 6teninaton;
Bedford, Mar Fiizstetl- do; MARIA Hail Portland
Cha. IauIsnA Taunton A u Terry, Prov: Jane Ma
rin- norwich Empire, PROV; George Washington. do.
n q Floyd. do; vigilsnt do, X II DAILY. Nsv Londcn
Nnire't Oriean- Falcon, Nw.rh; Charles l. Hulsss
PROV v gcmrn D issrorS fakir, HAIRY .oh; Efne-
gllsta. Nov Bedford; X rAynter, Derby; Wakefield,
WMebain; ncle Joe, Portland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-02

CLEARED
TEAMsHIpS-Noyelty, philalolpha; We.tmiu.
peo; Caledonia ''iasgo~. Emily soud.i, Orleans.
Chesapeake, ioitland, Me.
SHIPS -,.erMiaI Thompson, Liverpool; Erie. on
WATSON Hrcm.n; Con Kerry. 81 john, X ierd-
hAh,s lHis5.aHl Baltimore.
EtRks- hro'herv, Falu outh. L. Z Schultz, Tia, 20.
Sach No. hcAen, Sow. Nors. Cow liay, james T.
lui,h, icusiro,e, Il " Dolce, Eli4Glothtori, u q
l.hns t, Cow i!AN Neio.d, QIeel,toyn Gyel',
dalp"'otF La hlIVOi- - i"eb NoW; Holden, Iih,Iu.
HEtGs- liov ami, Br-,ol Loui.s 5. John.. \ +.
We IIet Il, Zen VueehsioSlE briAk, lIay m, = \
t,ongc, Csraln Olivia Fort Nitnl, {, "; II Col
thu-' kinf-,9u' ian; Acadia knesion, Jam; sarah
New htu, lH-We; Jan. lic, ,Ia.inel; III. bland
MARY, hataino,M; Co ne'ia, Halifax.
SClOONERs Vashington, stamford. Rich
ap I'M, Dartmouth, = julia HALIFAX Conquer
Fam Annie N. Halifax; Marrmet Aun, :, John \ l.:
ldn hay, dG spray, New London 4. 4; tLlugarons
Bcltcu, to,tser- Mouloc: Martha Auu Vh'lniolphis
l.bl el Jane do; W HI ,arpeut, Bltion Nlne, Nuls,
do ianconin, do L ID kine, taia,s, uritlu.,, DO.
sloOfs-Anna- Norw ich; Pointer, Providence.
ARRIVED.
S4F NNSHipS-P Potomac, Portland CITY of IIuI.
sou FORTRESS Monroe Neybo--et, Point i.ekor';
t.AnH Wrl"'e'l Sew orleans VIA Washington, ID &:
sH" im1Hi' tcucord dN; Walk, a, Go; A4ifi do.
sti's-'loAn Clark, Liverpool, AIksIi-h;, Liy'!
Nit -. !. uh'h'' A'plnWhl' LOUIS Iqr'luc,
w" h'lr' NNah2ar Ac'asta. Altoa iiay, L.
Il, n"'USI b''o'', y i,hwall; Edwin, Arroyo, Y y.
w"we'n I"'aa' 20" BY. & l.; Martha jane, Hst oro,
| y - .N'ih" shAA'esl F1It T. Kennedy Cow Bay.
,slitupNERS- Anna sophia 81 Martins: vcntro,a
i,.G N."in bfd u ndonGesry; Francis Colin,
=, Ah.i"c-' U.s. anicl Mcrhee, Port Ma ia, Jam:
iaens W. " W. - sandy till Henry own q pco-
teTHr, I'M lonamAn' Baltimore; Victory, tleuihe-
L% LksnnH- ~ ss'aeo; " salisbury ljosi on: ANA
T r " aten.Ii' Atpplck Gioucea,eg; II W Mos
, auntSh' Justice fa RIVER Orion do; Corvo Rock,
lana; ioi,nr, pioy II Lesis, do; lula ElIzsbeth
BOSTON: . oalher' Hartford: Weld, Norsich; /
failad UNI ~ sion { Lose.inr Taunton \ Merwins
hori9lk. ; Lyans, Fortrefs Monroe; RLoLs Island,
Stamford; Pierce, Haven; Jenny Lind Boston;
Lucy Robinson, Foil River Crusade PROV; II C Scrsn
Neptune, Prov Albion Stonineton; VI NJ Brainsrd,
Portland Lady Adams, Bristo; Prince Aired Ne "
Bridgeport Ann, kondout J + johnson. uoimes
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A TESTIMONIAL TO TIE INDIAN
D1CTDH

OrRhOTTO
w. rst sreh Baln,s a. have no stris.
with Nature az the IAvs Of Life
With blood our hands ~ never tam.
Nor oison men to eass their pain.
Ou Father whom ell goodness Ola
Pro tdes the means 20 cure ell Lk.
The supple Herb. beneath our feet
We'll used. relieve our pains compsts.
\ simple Herb. simple Flower.
Culled from the dive, Lee,
1h,e. thee shall srs>k With touching pevo
OF change and health TO thee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-02
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE MEN,
- mechanics preferred, can meet Eith sood bo. q !,
airy rooms, and ali the comforts ot homo, az ,.
FAs, Broadway. Breakfast from AN Family IN,
shsh. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-02
THE Esd.
MEDICINES.

CHRONlC DiARRHOEA CURED
~ hnapp't sweat Bslsam cures tia how AID dsrcn
h'v ready rel Fl for r~AuH, and rOoi IN all novo,
complHpD. and for children ~ !le tc,line It stau.t
unrivalled sold hy ururrst- and b., tic p.oprie ,
y. hNAPf ~ ". 9i St, - Y. 3Is
RE NOT ANOTHER DAY WITHOUT r.
- thousands ale nov suffering with pa i.ota. % =
entery, Bilious Coic. &C.. and NAM have Ia. uht
niFht have been cured hHd they tcn' GA honda lup
Tie OF that old and tlnois curative, lle
''SUS" CHOLEEINE REMEDY
The hest article COR the above complaints evc- Va.
ttoiuccd. 80 lleat the dcnhni tor II lat YEAR
that over hitr hotties aas fnld In i-s than thi,s
months and we have dcuht the double thu
amount viii be dirpo.ed of duIinf thc p-e-cn' seasor
Every solder should have bottle q, II, te'oie } 4
leaves 70. tho war, aud no hoIso Eecrer should ha
without !. another day It plt-4j south second a.,
Wllliamsburgh. Price oniJ 70 cen.s per bottic. ea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-02
"a CTS. ONLY FOR A BOX OF BRIEsT'S

CC NOEL Hair llye. This Dy q, 80 long and favor
abb, known, IL unlike all otho T. il does MOI Lnrn
or crisp the hnir. but lmpirts 10 Gis or Red lair
natural and lfe-like aPpeaIance-i has no rupcI,or
Willianrbureh. Also TO be- had IN New Yort al
Wholesale OF BARN rs 4 Co, n PARK Row; IRA.
SER d LEE, 90 Beekinan Il; WHEELER 90 in
Cherry ct; Miller Reed, ~ Allen, corner s,snton
street. aud corner of Avenue d and Houston; Porter
In East Booklyn Of j. Z. Grey, corner OF Myr,e And
Frntlin syepnes nrrgS,ts can sso be supplied by
ner 4th st. 70 be he'd Of DruggNu generally. 0,O
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a MASS MEETING WILL BE HELD THIS
u,-dav evening - Instant, at o'clock Pm, NJ
thr -S'h Ward iiOe. under ~. auspics- Of the 6lh
Nar v CieAHn Club nj The sixth Nhid. Al w tn-
vi ut the Nuuinatop NJ beofgs Is. Mcclellan tor Pc
fidsni nt ~, uit'si StAes. AI. invited attend
several eminent speaker. invited to nddf,zs the
meeting. III l,tNk OoIlAl, Pre-. WILLIAM l..
MITCHELL Iaf. sec. III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-02
Too Late for Classification.
Deaf ~ n.

PRASSIGAS-on Sunday, Juy %, Patrick Bran
nj. An. Sod 30 wears.
The relatives and friends II the family re.pcct
fully invited h. attend the funeral, Tuesday atst
n ~ int VI p. O'Clock. fDm the teeiience Of 10
sister Mis-. Cora 535 fir.t bet. Dist aud go
us
CtwrB'fi.-O on hur. I. Ann Campbell.
Her ireudt ani aDtrNn'snCCt are respectfully
invited 10 attend NJ. funeral this tIuceiAyJ ate 2
moon, At O'Clock, from e. West ls,h at. ~
DONOIUE-.On Monday, Aus. !, Thomas Dono-
hue. native N the Parish N kio~, 90. IOnsford.
Ireland, " Ell a. YEAR.
The relatives and friends n the family respee,
fully invited 70 attend the frcr1 "Wednesday
afternoon, 1T O'Clock, fion hue late tesideuce. so
IT, bet. 9th ana 10Th sve-. 2iH
WFSrIkis-On Monday Aug. I, Elmer Bridge
man, infant sou Of nevrse and Laura WentlsL ased
! wear, months and day.
lie feiutiyrs snJ Trends u the family invited
10 ait"ud the funeral, from the e-ideuce u his I,-
i.nts, West 18th st. t-t. Bupway and Ith sv,, this
air n ~ Nclnkl Y Ithnul iuItl rr notlre. I'll
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TALK no MORE OF HIGH pRIcEs-ALl

TALK no MORE OF HIGH PRICES-ALL
L the % cent laielt i.e .icnes sold at ~ cents
each. All the 80 cents at 81 cents, and ell the sl 81
80 cent. each. AveI'e Brand eth's fnes .tyNl
ScheDck'e Grlenherg and Radwas'- PILE Allcock'i
Poious Paste Browns d onchl. Troche'. tc. DC.
at 20 ccnts each. MA WinsloN's soothiug 5y.up AZ
20 cents. schencs's ylsmonic syrup and seaSeed
Tonis Ays,'; cherry s,sL Asue Cue ana saI.,:
and Hoorand's Bite 4, ~ e. scAeidam schnapps
Quarts 49, &c. Mt 90 ersts each; aud all other Pa
tent Neiciner market at equally ow prices nj tie
Central Patent Medicine peppt 20 spring street,
between Wooster and Liulens .t.eets y. I. W. >
HOWELL, Proprietor. il5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17
From, Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Thursday. sept To- 1864
VIA Baltimore sept 10.
Intelligence from the front Is that our pat
tories opened on tie enemy Wednesday, and there has
been heavy firing all day 10 silence the fire OF the
Rebels. who for some days have been annoying our
lines. particularly on the left.
The steamer Georgia captured of Lisbon BY the
Niagara put into For. Monroe yesterday somewhat
disabled.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant arrived here yesterday afternoon
en- rouse for Washington.
Major-Gen. Butler arrived here this morning
from the 'front.'. Cd the steamer Greyhound. He comes
here tor the Improvement Of his health. which OF late
has become somewhat impaired
Hon. II. j. Connolly Of New YORK. passed through
here today from the 'front.' where he has been TO inter
ccdc for the exchange Of his son, Lieut. T. j. Connolly
A. ID. C.. captured on TIE Weldon Railroad.
Intelligence from the front states that the enemy have
been ANNOYING our lines the le for some time past
and Gen Grants batteries opened. yesterday morning
TO put stqp 70 the annoyance Heavy firing was Kept
up all day yesterday. The result has not been ascer
tanned NO doubt the Rebel sharpsAocters have been
silepced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17
News from New b. ru.


The little dispatch steamer Fawn, on her
regular trip from Norfolk to Roanoke Island through
the Canal was captured and burnt By the enemy on the
evening Of the nh. Mi. ten Jenney. ProvcstJudge
At Newbe,n. and few other persons who were on the
Tawn were also captured.
A large number Of idle negroes have been sent nom
here 10 Gen. Grant "a work in the trenches.
Under the new Treasury regulations. parties who
poduce cotton naval stores and other products ny their
own labor. are row allowed to ship the sano To the
Northern markets through an agent appointed by the
Government No sales or bartering in the same oy
prva,e pnr,cs is allowed in the Department under any
circumstances whatever.
The Hon. John sattcrec Of Hew-York, WHO sAs
been here on tour Of inspection. LEFT for Washington
on the 9th inst.
The recruiting agents who arrived here with drafts,
certified checks and state money obliged ~ return
70 the North FOR tho "ereeBbaoks being unable Ia Oh
lain recruits without them. Recruiting lie still pro
crossing under favorable cireumstancss though most OF
the agents have been called bone, owing " the near
approach Of the draft
Business Of oil kinds Is ut present very dull In New
bern.
The report that the yellow fever has ide its appear
ance here Is incorrect. The sudden change IN th'
weather has developed the congcsive chs wlioh III
few hours have proved fatal in Few cases This Is The
origin OF the port. Dr. Doughty the post surgeon. Ia
very successful his treatment Of this disease through
the aid Of warm BATH which is applied Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17

pose end commanders Of regiments and breades NAV
their -cgincntd and stat teaus 10 carry out the
onjcct uf this oiderthc whole after Wodnes
day. I. 81 inst
3. Maior.Gcn. Thomas will cause a guard TO be es
tabs ed the road beyond the camp ground, with
orders to allow all wagons vehicles - pass tnat are
used manitestly for this purposes and MuJ Gen. How.
ard III send guard " one hundIed aen. with field
officer in command. take post at Rough and Ready
during the truce, with orders IN concert with guard
from the Confederate army ~ Ike size 10 maEtain the
most perfect order in that vicinity during the transfer
ofthese families. white dag will be displayed during
the truce aud guard VIII cause oil wagons Ia leave at
D. H. Of euesday. the 2lst inst and the guard to
withdraw ut daik-thc truce 10 terminate the next
morning. By order of
Mai Con. W. I. SHERMAN.
L. N. DAYTON, Aidede-Camp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17
Behci Picket Firing and it's Consequences
Petersburg Isor,barded- Omeiai Chan
aes-Tiealth OF Gen. Butier-The siiun-

Prom Our Special Correspondent
HEADQUARTERS ARMY oP The JAMES.
Thursday, sept. Is. 1904.
The incesssnt picket-frng, when no advance
attempted by either side has been murderous and
YET 20 useless that our officers have dees mined that
The wnnton bloodshed shall cease That portion Of the
kne next to the Appomattox and nearest the city.
fmery held by the 18th and 9th Corps has been par
lsuary noted for this kind Of warfare The 10th Corps
Gen. Birney. took this line weeks ago. He at
eDce cansed the Rebels TO be Informally notified by
pockets that thorc would be Strengthening except
when they should begin it, and that in that case We
would not only return their FIRE but open upon Peters
burg with fifty guns less In consequence Tor
Ten days the sharpshooters OF both sides Idle But
day before yesterday the Rebels began again AS good
- his word about midnight night before last Cen. Biz
ney began TO lombard the city and he continued the
bombardment until yesteTday-twelye hours. The
1rtng exceedingly rapid-.that devoted city has
Nsyer been subjected 10 a terrific shelng Should
Ste Rebel pckets again Try their skill upon ours their
splsket balls win again BE repaid with cannon balls
The position at Deep Bottom Is garrisoned en-.
erey by negro soldiers under Gen Paine. The opera.
sions at Dutch Gap being prosecuted by force Of
negro soldiers and fr proportion Of the trenches
Aed by the dusky patriots.
Major George c. Dodge two day ago. relieved Col
Howard as Chief QnaItermas;er the Department.
Ns}or Dodge has long been known one Of the mos.
capable end efficient officers IN his branch Of the
vice.
Capt Isaac c. seeey is announced A. A G. on the
Htaf Of Gen. Butler.
Gen Hickman. lately exchanged at Charleston. on
ais return from short leave will report 10 Gen Butler
instead Of TO Gen. Banks, which the terms Of hs
Arst ORDER He viii BE- assigned to Division either Of
tho 10th or Of the 18th Corps.
Capt John Cassels has not been relieved from his
poson Of Prov ost Marshal OF the Department as might
be inferred rom paragraph In Tie Herald oorre-
spondeDce.
Capt Conrad, Of the Provost Marsbl department. Of
se Army Of the Potomac. has boon ordered duty
xortress Monroe The ruulor that Capt Cassels had
been relieved probably grew Of this and tho assumed
neoessiiy 10 find q reason for the change doubtless
caused the statement that Capt c. depoeed for
courteous demeanor in the discharge of his duties
Cen Butler with DR.. Mccormick. Capt Puffer and
Leutenalis Davenport and DeKny Of his staff went to
Fortress Monroe yesterday aferlo CA the special
steamer Greyhound. The General not In good health
in fact is threatened with e1es and his physicians
snsis;ed that be should give himself the benefit OF the
greater quiet and The better a.. a. Old Point Comfort
As regards the military situation Il may DO summed
p briefly thus There occasion for Gen. Grant to
tntiate active operations Immediately, end the enemy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17
From Missouri and Arkansas.

81 LOUIS, TIIuU!' oVFI' 10 I-Vfs
Trustworthy information has been received
here TINT en- Price crossed the Arkansas River Ut
DaIdanrlle about halfway between Little Rock and
Font Smith on the 9Th inst. with 5000 Rebel Cavalry
evidently destined for Missouri.
Shebys movements in Northeast Arkansas and South
east Missouri seem to be aimed at Cape Girafdeau
while Price will probably strike at Springfield. Both
places are well fortified and have garTisons strong
enough to repoi any attack.
Gen. A. j. Smiths advance arrived at Sui.
phur Springs about 20 miles below here. today where
they 20 INTO camp probably to await the developments
Of The enemy
Shcby's advance Is in Sou,h.EHst Missouri but
nothing definite Is known in regard TO lis designs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17
Local Military MATTERS.
NAVAL ESLIsTMENrs IN SEw-YoRK.

NEW YORK August - ls64
Hon EDWIN NJ. STANTON. SEC. Of Var
SIR: The Undersigned, special committee
nprou,ed fr that purpose by the Union Central Com
mittee OF the Cytand CoUty of Newiork respectfully
beg leove to recommend for your adoption the susges
t,oa made by Supervisor Blunt Chairman Of our County
Recruiting Committee and by our own Board " Super
yrnr TO the effect that this County b. credited the
next draft with the men who have .nter.d the naval
service Of the United States from this ciiy and who
have not heretofore been credited to this County
any section.
The undersigned would not presume 60 address the
Secretary this sujec. did they not uiiy believe thai
the cred, thus asked for by this County founded in
law end entirely just
Very respectfully &c,
SHtLnIT I lUs5nT, r. Special
CuMSi Se II. TuckSa Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17

ONLY the night before the action in which he lost hi Ne
81 regret Admiral th,t have detained you. bnt hhd
il not been Tor Captoin jenkins, God knows Ts'n
should have been here When your oTGer came Tau
not received an ounce focal -
feel that I shsud not b. doing my dnty. dld NOT
call the attention Of The Department 10 an oihcer WAC
has performed all his various duties with 30 much ze
and fidelity.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
d. Il. FARRLGrr,
Rear Admiral Commanding West Gut Squadron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17

will not dare to do mill he shall have reinforced him
self either from Early from Hood. 1t is known that
No, man has yet back fiom the Valley ana II Is
not known that any have been detached from before
sherman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17
Naval Movements.
THE LIGuT-DRAFT IRON-CLADs.

There seems TO be a prOcrastInation about
getting the light draft roncads ready for active ser.
vice. Many Of them could have been launched long
since. but the shipbuiliers ordered suspend
work them altogetber some two months since The
Turks which was built ut Chester Pa. is a vessel of
this class she repeated completed one time and
ready for scryco but at present she u partially filed
with water. and level with the waters edee She
had orders 10 start for Washington on tuesday last
but of il fouad impossible 10 obey the order
shortly after being launched she started on a trial trip
from Chester steamed down the Delaware but having
sprung aieas she was Obliged " return. having gone
further than the lreakwater. The hghtdra monitor
building at konsingon. Pa Is undergoing great alter
atons; among other things ts deck is being raised q
inches.
LAUNCH OF THE PRIoATB CHATTANOOGA.
The steam-frgate Chattanooga, building at
kensing'on. Pa. was a. be launched yesterday. She
25 feet long 10 feet beam and a feet depth Of hold
When in fighting trim. she will draw IL feet OF water
There are building at the place -four team trans
ports each 100 feet long and 30 feet depth OF hold.
They will draw only forr feet Of water. ana Will be
capable Of carrying regiment Of men. with wagons
and cannon and 9TH rappurten nces Merchant vessels
are also being built at Kensngton and ut present TINS
little town is Of great activity IN tie shipbuid
Ing line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17
Arrival from on Charleston.

PHILADELPHIA Friday. Sept TO- lstt
The United States steamer Donegal from
Charleston Bar 18th inst witt $50 officers discharged
sailors and invalid soldiers arrived to-day. She passed
OF Hs,teras the steamer Arago with brig In tow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17
The Quo.o Of p.ushaeep-ie, n. W, P-i'.
PouGuxEErsIE, N. Y. Thursday. Sept l5 1894

FOUGThEETsIF1 ~ ~ f""' VIII W" TO ~ n,
The quota of this city under the late call IL
fun The qnota in the District viii probibiy % hc0 oy
the tine tie wheel reyoyet. AT oil events not more
than hundred names win bave 10 be drawn.
The late posiponement Of The draft In this District o.
caslOned this result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17

SOLDIERS Pic NIC.-A Pic Mo in behalf ot
the colored soldiers will be held on Monday IN Myrtle.
sy. Park. Brooklyn.