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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-20

lWAsHkeToy, Dee isl.s

| SENATE-Ih6 Dill 10 enaOl6 autHS VIM
have serv ed in the army OF navy to be-
come citizen was reported and read "a
| first time e'esv 70 l' ~ l's@f a'A ~
Mr.. Grimes introduced bill To create
ths rank Of Vice Admiral in the navy,
! Nh. Doolittle introduced bill appro'
priatinp $40 00O, 900, or as much as IL nee
sssary, for defenees on the lakes and
Mr.. Wilson presented sssaried petition from
officers of eofnred troops asking an in
crease of pay Referred to military conr'
mittee. 49,. HkIE SILL
Mr.. Grimes presented petition honl
citizens of Iowa asking for the repeal y
reciprocity treaty. Referred to COMMITTEES
ON Foreign Relatinso1s bs ss I.T aFh sszs
Mr.. Trumbull presented petition ttom
citizens Of Cooke County Illinois, asking
the passage of bankruptcy iaw. Re,
ferred to the, Judiciary committee
Mr.. Hendricks presented q, petition
from citizens of California in relation te
pre-emption claims in that Stste, which
was referred to the committee on PuoiiS
HOUSE E.Mr. Davis, Of Ma, offered tfs
resolution reported by him on THURSDAY
and which the House then tabled de
c1aring that Congress has the constitu,
itional right to an authoritative voice in
I declaring and prescribing the foreign
policy of the United States, and that tits
the duty of the Executive Department
to exercise that voice, &c
Mr.. Farnsworth, of Ill, moved to lay
Oh the table Disagreed to--nays 70
yeas 49. ,,.
The House adopted the first branch OF
the resolution as given above, by vote
of l18 to 8. The second branch OF the
resolution was then read, which Is as fol
lows, = And the property OF any declara
ton OF. foreign policy by Congress Is sui
ficiently proved by the vote which pro
nounces It, and such proposition, while
pending and under mine, is not fit topic
of deplomacy, especially with any foreigf
power 1t
A vote to lay this on the table was dis
agreed to by majority of five, 1t wa
then adopted by vote OF 81 against So
Mr Stevens reported from the commit
tee of Ways and Means bill substitu
ting the word February. in the sd sectior
4 of the revenue act of 1864, and providing
that in addition to the duty now imposed
by law, all spirits of domestic production
held for sale Oh January 1st, 1865, shall b,
subject to a duty of fifty cents per gal
lon
Messrs. Stevens and Morrill, explained
that while the committee approved o
altering the time. they merely reported
the additional whisky tax in obedience
to the resolution of the House, but which
they desired to have struck out.
Mr.. Washburn, of ILL.,, briefly appealed
to the House to put on the additiona
tax.
MI. Morrill, moved to strikeout the al
ditional whisky tax. This was agreed
to-65 against 60
The bill was then passed with the ta1
stricken out, and merely changing tn
! time from January to February
Mr.. Spaulding, Of Ohio, made speecl
in support of the views il the President
message, - - 90 = 81 < Z
Adjoufna6
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are we'll intended to crush any
attempts toeome up. But for
ton from % land force from tn
of Savannah 1t offers butlittle
rhe e(sefasrarket---washins

The Geld Markers. waning
Nrw YORK. Dee. l9.-The Cd
is utterly demoralised undcrth
aspect Of the military sitns'
market opened at Ss,20 asked
bid, but the pressure to sell g
disposition to buy, put down
steadily to s2,ll4. after which
TO $2,l44. I g.fts.Ea
The Commercials Washingt
says Richi,ond papers Of SAT-
cede that Savannah hlnust be e
egraphic Communication with |
cut off. This indicates the ;ce
vestment Of the place. -
Il is expected That Mr.. Steve
uoduce d bill changing the ri
posing a 81 tax on whisky from
Ist, TO January lst. ,s..,.
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TIE Dssdnation Of tks ExpedfdSn
y from HtAnpts4 Re sads-.Admirs al P0r.
ter's Plans=-G Grant to DiiputssEsosses-
sion Of Riehmend By the 10Th Of May.
New foRk, < Dgcsi& The ,Commspial
announces that Wilmington is the sup
posed desfinatiofyf the great expedition
which sailsdsGen HAMPTON Roads on
the 18th inst ItSsys the plan 'of@kdR9i-
raj Porter will PROC iy be to effect first
the reduction Of Fort Fisher, which VIII
be shelled at long range, and as saaaSas
the fire of the fort slackens, the light
draft gunboats and monitors will pass
the fort and encounter the distractions
in the river above To aid In the reduc-
ton Of the fort, Admiral Porter viii prob
ably have recourse to the explosion Of d
howitzer close under the walls, demol-
ishing them by the conclusion The pow
der will be carriedthere by an old trans
port. With the distractions removed
from Cape Fear river the feet can pass
up Wilmington and assist Gen Butler in
the capture Of the place If success is
be made base for future operations
The Commercial also says there is to be
no winter quarters for any of the armies
except that portion of Grants which will
continue the seige of Petersburg and
Richmond Before the lst Of May we
will occupy the entire coast and every
strategic point upon the lines of commu
nication in the South Lee will be pow
erless to prevent this. aud by the lst of
MaywiIl lind Grant ready to dispute with
him the possession of Richmond
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Fros Rishlaona Paper..

NEW YORK, Dec. l9.--The Herald's cor
respondent at Buffers headquarters, nn'
der date of 18th, says: The Richmond
ENQUIRER of the 18th has semi-official
editorial in favor Of arming slaves, and
saws General Lee is in favor Of the propo
sition The Enquirer says; When we
supphcate European nations tor help, we
must be prepared to receivsit on their
conditions, which will be the abolition Of
slavery" 1t also asks Shall we pro
long war, sacrifice, our children and de,
stroy our corintry br thessake of the ne
groes2" 1t concludes: I'VE hate defeat
and despise the enemy tar more than We
love slavery"
A telegram to the Richmond Wing,
from Lynchburg l4th, says A body Of
Yankees returning tewsTds Beans Sta
tion, encountered our forces at East Zel.
hcoher Station, East Tennessee road,
within nine miles Of Bristol, whe19a fight
was said to be progressing at last ac-
counts
The Richmond SentinelsorS the. 10th,
says Foster is quiet under his failure on
the Savannah railroad, and Sherman has
seemingly despaired Of opening commune,
cation with the sea at Beaufort :, The
capture of Fort McAIStsr is ANNOUNCED!
The liability of its capture has been well
understood. Sherman wiz how be able
to get supplies by way Of Ossabaw Sound.
Should he capture Savannah he will have
exchanged city IN the interior for q
city on the coast, which has been com
pletely closed to commerce since the loss
Of Fort Pulssh in 1862, Tssl.sz f..
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QUEBEC, c. W, Dec. l9.-Three compa&
MES of volunteers have been dispatched
to the frontierthis MeskIT 8 Go 1sL
Lanotte, Chief of Police of Montreal,
has resigned, doubtless to avoid dismiss
al Itis reported that dpnnaa has ala
g0Gignad, but IT ID untrue 81 IOh
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oras. from the war Dspaa, al in.aSshni. inSsht

Order from the War Dspar fasni.1
WASHINGTON. Dec 19.AThe following
order has just been received
WAR DEPAR1., ADJr GINS, OFFICE,
g -.. Dec l9
Geaeral Orders No sol AOJ0 Il
Every officer and soldier capable OF
duty is wanted in the field, and ifnot on
duty they are ordered to their respective
organizations ALI Provost Aarshals
and Boards Of enrollmsnt are instructed
TO employ the most diligent exertions in
forwarding soldiers to the front aud at
resting deserters, shirkers and ali ft for
duty, who are absent without proper auG
thority Surgeons in charge of hospitals
are direetedt to send forward all who are
fit for seIviees taking care, however, not
to expose any who are unable Re-
cruiting officers are eujoinsd to diligence
and those who are found guilty Of neg
;lect, ,7or arenseless, the Ad3atant Genera
Is directed to recall immediately and send
to their commands Every efort must
be put forth 70 cfh up the fspks,
Strengthen our armies and aid the Dktri-
otic and gallant troops now. smitipg, the
reeling foe With victorious blows. - -
r by Order of the SscEssaxy of War
~tsignsdf1 "a s4i,EsD. IoyxsxSp.: n
.-g2-1 1r-grss 5Tr rssr-.Tf xre yyt.oe-
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SE00IIye AID RosBERY-Mr. Ather-
i.l oi Tsrterman " Va, was shot
though the loot, one day last week, by
.!oliltI Of the l1th W. Va, who was en-
asa70r!ng to rob him Of his horse
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The Grafton Journal is in favor OF the
.isct,on of Nh CAMPBELL to the Senator
,bin That settles the matter "ARCHf
vii certainly win Dinna' ye hear IT,
W4T,iAN T; It's the slogan of the High
l5gdsrs-flom away up about Grafton
and he CAuPBELL is coming Oh Ho'
Ct V,,H
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The following recapitulates, briefly
the course of General sherman from the
time of his leaving Atlanta with his army
hnhlEis appearance before SaSsnnah: :
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER no. 31IA
Rome, one Of the most important depots
Eof his army, was burned. 'General Slo-
GUMS column, consisting of the Four
teenth and Twentieth corps, and Cen
eral Howards eolumn, forming the lett
and consisting Of the Fifteenth and Sew
enteenth corps with General KiipatFicks
cavalry. were at this time en- route for
their veraldestinatiensy gyG uTE El
IaAIsz SUNDAY, ,NoyEMBER Il, =
Atlanta was evacuated and burned
General Sherman wacthis day. left King,
aston, following the rearguard of his army
on the march through Georgia .1ies )
THURSDAY, SeyEMeEEs IL ~ -
General SheTman,s advance eIieontfer
ed Goth at Jonesboro, and the rebel gen
erai fell back to Griffin, General Sloenm,
the right wing Of Genetal . Shernlan's
arIny. arrived al Social Circle on the
Georgia state road. st'~ 44'!.S;Ho ~ .Ss.' &
tRlDA II My 70. - 4 y q
rs General .HoYands eayahy, advance
reached Griffin, and the alarmi iestpsed by
his progress, caused, the Legislature at
MiIledgeville to skedaddle 2 s ~
y i SS2 SATURDAY, NOV. l9is - g.
3 q General Sloculn visits Coytngton, and
General Howard 'syasyahy are tepoTted
dear Eotsyth jsiL % b-sss jpyGt'v r2i-
- SUNDAY, Nov. 20sa 2f-tT u. 70.
Z sMonticello and Hillsboro, jasper conD
tyrare burned, and General Howard eros
sses the Ocmllgee, near Planters ferry
Griswoldville, on the Georgia centralroad,
-was also visited by a cavalry force
4 - - ~ MONDAY NovEMBER2l
General Slocum's advance reached
Union Point, Oh the iGeor gia state road
and pushed on iassfar as Greensboro His
main column struck off at Madison, to-
ward Eatonton, fifteen miles distant
meeting General How ards wing, and the
united armies, moved upon Milledgeyille
which place they reached this day. A
slight demonstration wasmade upon Ma
con this day, by a body Of cavalry, who
had been operating on the Georgia Cen
tral road from Griswoldyille. s-as1
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,SHERMANS ARMY &
GEN. sHERMAN,s MOVEMENT
YyzTHRoTGH GEoRGiAroH

The following recapitulates, briefly,
the course of General sherman from tho
time of his leaving Atlanta with his army
hntil His appearance before Savannah: :
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S5fleiI8Is hilf f'fsIl : %
-sJissiV * sikL 90
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"a fight book place al a point which IS
concealed by the rebel papers ont it is
.notprebable that any success was OBJ
tanned Ii is more than likely that, as
Wheeler was engaged il was fghtwith
part of General fitzpatrick command
On this day Al sharp engagement took
place. at Pocotaligo with General Fos-
far'sr foreea ..9 sHA1s = brl e. -
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LOCAL NEWS.
City Election.
NEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY.


Scenes on the Streets and ut the Political
Headquarters.
The rain storm which setin on Monday continued
oil night, aud election morning opened wss and
cloudy, to the great Joy ofthc Democratic veterans
who augured victory on the princpe deducsd
from experience, that the ''un.crAfed" turn out
rain shine, whils many Of the Republicans usu-
ally manifest disposition V save their clothev In
rainy weather, and remain Indoors How far this
opinion may he justified by the results remains 10 DO
seen. The rain moderated during tho forenoon, but
. drisile WAS maintained during the day until the
close Of the polls which seemed 70 impart some.
what sou,bre hue to the city. The polls opened .,
the appointed t;re, at sunrise and o. most OF the
polling places hundrc eds o: persons waiting to
fulali the Injunction to vote early. Al an early
hour IL became u.anifest that IN unusually heavy
vote would be polled, and this anticipation was
fuzzy realized during the day. Only In few OF
thu lower Wards wcrc the voting accommodations
adequate. Up town the facilities were decidedly
TO limited. In the Fifteenth. Sixteenth and Seven
tccnth Wards tire voting places were thronsed,
and votcrs were compelled 70 wait one or two
hours before their turn came 70 vote
Al three o'clock our reporter counted NJ,
some Of the districts mere voters In line tha, could
p,ssbly vote before sunse.-allowing the usual
computation " one minute TO the reception Of each
yoso. Yet the limo was continually augmented By
new corners, while o,hors wen. OF IN disgust, both
t1e.E patience and patriotism having hecn exhaust.
ell Il is sa.e to estimate that the vote was Ave
thousand less than q would have been but
for uIs insuaicieucy Of voting accommodation.
~ q l.
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into nobusSu ~ Ah q sepAsmbsf, 1854 aaA wss
struck By shoe several times from the ghns q The
Winona 0d 0nG11a. hs I'm on q - I'm q
JsnuAry, ises. AIR doing much damage
70 Anscs,csn shipping. went into D.. Georys1
Channel m AS9uM, 1893. In sepssubeS,
she entered pcs, France, and on shs 18th
osthst month wes detaissd by the French Govern
mont Soon shsrward she ran out. On the 10th
Of July, 1854, she captured The steamer Electric
Spark. from New York W Now Orleans. For :
long limo she WA Q couscrt Of the Aisbsrus- and
eel In conjunction with her in cruising. She
was commanded tor long time By Lcus J. n.
Merit, but for the past yesr or rpdre shc has been
commanded ~ q. Msrrinsault Norris formerly of
the unitei S,stos navy. Owing 10 the many
changes IN the lis, ~ ofccrs u the Florida Will
not snvs tho one we hsvu. as we shall have = full
aud accurate list upon the Arrival OF the Wachus-
EFT and her psizc, the Faortfs.
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,contsnsed y,ow tie fret pcss.I
FyNTU CKY.

frrsnnop, ois Union majority; Falmouth. 90
Cn,cn nstcr,fy, Covnsion. 6ni Union majority I;
Paris 90 Democratic majority Lynfhia, 126 Demo-
eranc majority.
Ci.r.ianf No. s-From kentucky the returns
us Ineasro, b.. .d.,a'c Democratic success
sTChjcAN.
Cveeeldn1 Nor. III j. h.--Detroit givos I 900
Dvm mai; ant e'a..or.ng returns from shs State
" Michigan show grna'l Democratic gains
Detroit Nov. s--.y r. NJ eel The Republicans
cls,m 10 have car Il Mo seq nv Is,Wo majority.
Returns arc moayer. DctrOt City sivos about
400 Democratic nnyorty.
uLfvoTs.
rhfeign, Nor :. --Conpe,c reiarna from this
city show i,1tS snaI Lr Lncoln. Rep Senators
aud Scuber are el.c'ci & mo i.eg stature.
Eleven wards Of his city give Lnc'in g,5I' maj.
oiher wards reduce tbs ma oriiy - loo.
Chicago, Nor 3 Cook county gives alou, 1000
luton majority. The vires working badly,
and returns conc in slowly Those received no
far chow gs.ns on our Lane lr's majority Ia 1850
Leading Eoplhl..-ns claim majority Of 10000 in
,hr State.
Chicago- Eleven vard. give 2sas uDion major.
W, with ~ vq-df,o hear from.
RHODE ISLAND.
Returns nom ncfr' the whole Slit~ show ma.
,ority for Lincoln shout t,nh0. r~uyiiencc gives
Lincoln twenty-'wo hridisJ m5,cr,iy Newport
BIO naj9rn-.
iVrrvJNr
kor'p-li-,, w.. Nor - ve,v heavy vote has
5cen piled in this Sac to-day. Esturns from %
towns show ca-e In thr vote cf 1907 over
list In g. picnibrr. In ,hcsl .ov M tho vote stood
AT; Union ald o,N1o Democratic. r day " stands
.o,9eG Union spd g, 30 Dsm. net gain On the
Cnion vote $500
Montpelier, W, Nor. s.-vermopt 4. good az
$4,000 iof u.oiD
MISSOURI.
g. Loui', Fo, s--rhc rcturnr are ncagrc. .nc
Republicans estimate Lincoin'l majority in this
county batwcen four aud five thousar; on tho home
vote. Toe Dcrnocrats gyo him tom fifteen hun
dred to thousand. John Hoyan, Dem, is Irota.
bly, elected to Con from Ne ut District over
Knox, and johnson, Union, Henry +. Row, Union.
the present representative 6om tie second D..
trict, Ia reelected by large majority. Lincoln
will undoubtedly CARR the State, aud the election
Of the radical ,.cko. Is regarded a. certain.
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MAJos-GKsERAL JoRs j. Pscx took command a
tic forces on the New York frontier on Monday
establishing his headquarters at Buffalo.
IT may sound like paradox, yet the breaking a
both WINS OF an army 10 . pretty surs way 70
mako 1t ay.
TnS steamer Ramsey exploded her boiler ct the
ievee 1t st. Paul MINI, on Friday, tearing The
boat 20 pieces and killing several meu, mostly dock
banda
wosAs was found dead in her bed lately a
Bordeaux, and the doctors assert that she died
nom the Elects Of the smell Of q,incos large bss
ket Of which was found in the room
SINCE tbs benothsl Of the heir to the Russis,
throne, there are tour young kings or heirs u
kingdoms unproyioed with wives-to w.t. the
King Of Bavaria the King Of Greece, Prince Hum.
bert and the Prince OF Orange,
Tar Correctional Tribunal OF valoncieunes
France, hss Just tried 20 p,inen, employed In cod
mines nssr that town, on Q charge OF coalition fos
obtaining An advance Of wages and Of having u,sI
violence 70 compel other men to join them IN q
strike The chsrges having been fully estsblished
the tribunal condemned seven OF ths prisoners h
he Imprisoned for nx weekA fftecn fer . month
fye Tor = fortnight two for q week, and ali con.
jointly 10 pay the costs.
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The bark Mondsnen. Capt. Phinney, from Rio
Jansiro September 16,h, for Bsnrpore, was csp.ur.
ed by the pirate Florida stou, September 2s.h, OF
Pernsmbucco, and burned The Mondsmsn revis-
tered $50 tons, was built In Baltimore in is5e,
where she was owned.
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4 dispatch from Alexandria states that the nsgrc-
sate vote Of all the soldiers there IL follows -
Union 54I Democratic los.
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED,
Nov. 9-s. R, as. s., 4s-H. W, morn Is a.

ARRIVED.
ST. sIKpAaAshiPs-Annie, {prizel New. Inlet, N O
Sa'1"f-a Orleans; Susquehslpa. Hymuran RosJs
nSSeiihoS; hSMpon koA.A PesiL Fortress AonroS
bAkk-Geno, Of Austria, from Alexandra ECU.
bhlGs-Costs R,ca Asplnwall; Excelsior, Bermu.
Observation-Disclosures Georretown. a r p,h.
osFd. Georgetown; Mary Rich, Boston Tor Phus1
HxLoW-FrsnsA big Jseaass WIND soosA
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From New Orleans. Texn. and Mexico.

Ca 70, Hop. Thu steamer Massnta. from New
Or cans November I, hiss arrivei. All WAS quiet
in New Orleans on the 3ist ult
TIE latest intelligence from Texas reports thas
our troops were terrifying Santiago Brazos The
rebel Gen slaughter had Succeeded Gen. Dayton in
the command Of that section. Only eight hun
bred ToboIs were there. Cortinss did not Aecep. .
9eneral's commission 10 the service Of MAMMALIAN.
Ho surrendered on the condition that the French
would not soigc his treasure, and 10 now q wealthy
private citizen At Msssmoras. Tho French have
paid the greatest attention 10 the Union officers
Who have visited hatamorss. The United States
c 1nsul has French guard to protect hirn wher-
ever he goes. There WIS large number Of mer-
chsntinen OF the mouth Of the lilo Grande, and
large trado had bean opened 4, New York.
Trade between New Orleans and N.ianor.s IL con-
raband There were altscn hundred bales Of
cotton at brownsville waiting for shipment 70
some place where goods on rebel Government &C.
count can be obtained for It. Our troops we're 10
good health.
party Of guer,liss made q raid on the pisnia.
ton of Mr. Jennings, en- 0rsnd Gulf and burned
81 bales Of cotton. Important movements against
the rebel, sre expected to take place shortly. The
ERA's correspondence from Mobile says all IL quiet
there. Our despatch boots are SO near the city
that tho color Of The ladies' dresses In the streets
can DO distinguished with glass. Our boats nsver
nolesed the steamship slEaEA NEVADA
Esr Orleans, Nor. i.-Aceounts from Texas and
Mexico conflict with those received yesterday,
which were uy TO the 25th Of octobcr Cortinas, II
In now asserted, hal been sent IN expedition 70
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The Attempted knii Mt ReIls We Falla

Beliors Fails, ", Nor IA public meeting 10
being bed here tonight. with reference to the At
-pted raid on tho hank horo Oh Saturday night
dispatch from Gov. Smith has been received.
urging the CITIZENS to organize aud ann themselves
against Tho raiders. A company Ia being formed
70 rnlfol Me VILLAGE
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Western Wires Working BADLY.

Cleveland, Nor. s--Thc telegraph lines Mich
issn are working badly, and generally Throughout,
the West the wires have been much d'rsnsci by
recent storms, and VIC have l!,tls from bcyond
Chicago.
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MIssOlEL.
The sni,iirrs, Nnir.

Washin1'on, Nov. g Tho vote ,alen in Ale van-
dra and Washington, at tie dfeTan. barracks and
hospita,s, show In part
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The Border Conspiracy.
Alleged Reasonable Plot by tho Fenlas
brotherhood Discovered.

Toronto, Nor. s.--stsrtliny development IN re-
gsrd to secret reasonable body Of tie Fenisn
brohctLood are being made IN this city. secrs1 l
arms have been found, aud leaders IN the con-
spifa.y are being arrested. Taere Is existing Q
talpf.tl sratn,, ~
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The Flortds sailed from Liverpool, England, On
the I'd OF March, 1862, under the naino of the
Oreto. Bic arrived at Nassau, n p, In April.
when she received her armament DC. On the i4th
day Of june ls62,sh was taken possession OF by n.
u. n. steamer Greyhound, but was soon n. easel
On the 9Th Of August 1859, she loft Nassau and
proceeded to Green Cay, where she was ftted out
Tor cruiser her stores &C., being brought 70 her
b. ~ EpEhzh Schooner Esin0e Alfred, ahs ~
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Ncsexsry FOR = choice lis.