New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-16

MOBILE BLorKADE-RUSSERs NRsRLY ALL CAUGHT.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. TO- 1865.
DEAR CBAELn: II You buy the powder.
get the man 10 come here 10 show me before go j
shall get of next week. the blockade runners 20
Mobile have nearly all been caught.
Yours truly, L. G. Bowers.
sTfiL-rLATED STEAMER FOR SALE.
JAvHrocK HoTrL, CONVENT GABDRM
LONDON, w. c., Oct. IL, 1863.
have At my disposal tirstclass steamer. steel.
plated warranted "A knots per hour two screws viii
carry bales OF cotton and draw less than feet
III YOU have nothing better 10 do call and see this
day, No A Denbigh street. shall be in all the day.
Respectfully yours GRO. v. sAsDEIis.
BOATS SHOULD BE DELIvEEED OUT or ENGLAND.
PARIs Oct. l6, 1868.
DEAR CpiRJu; Psciotto has
shown me your letter. He says So cents the lowest
price, but II you place them. think plump orer
10000 would buy 1900 lie Is hard up and must
which he only do by means Of the bonds suppose
the English Government prevent the ships from leaving
will il affect the bondsj at the exrayagant price
Of the vessel our people ought have had her deyera
BILE out OF England -.
by this time, suppose you have either closed with
Lafonc or broken of. l don't know that 1t Is worth
while TO write me, as waiting for Siebert, who
SAYS Fourniere may be able 10 leave any day.
Commack Is anxious to know II 1row lIrowbridgel
In his letter to YOU spoke OF Addison ana IN Whal Nay
Can you write him
forward letter received for yon.
Yours truly &c J. II. p. a. II. PHSnY).
PURCHASING BOATS IN COPENHAGEN AND SCOTLAND.
LvERPooL, Oct. 81, 1903.
DEAR CHARLIE, Yours Of yesterday at hand, and L
hope we may get the bonds at 50. did not go over
your calculation for II get the cotton out viii
make enough any way Cotton dull to-day; sales II 900
bales prices quite good as yesterday Inc peace
resolutions said TO have been introduced int the Fed
eraI Cabinet is the cause Of the dnness. shall sell
ours ont the first active day and that may not come
until amer the nett news which Is due here saturday
look for the next TO bring accounts that Meade.
army has retreated or been annihilaed. Lee think,
will whip him badly. 1 rather disappointed that
Bragg has not bagged ROsecraDs. The rise in gold
shows the uneasy feeling bath IN VirgIns and Iennes
see. No change in "Conied "-what snali aof !
we have thought this fof long time. II Lee whips
Meade it win 60 70 - quick lam In favor OF holding
have agreed with Ms.sxs- Faucett Preston s. Co,
10 20 on with the two boats 220 feet long 10 feet beam
and hold for asoo-same az before. except that
one boat DO done by the st January and the other
by the Goth February. and am 10 pay 10000 in Con-
fedcrate spsr bonds at "a cents tho olar-he
bonds to Be delivered here before the boats are
pleted. Whist think you Of my trade Capt. Mafitt
and Mr.. Allen leave tomorrow morning for Copen.
hagen 10 sec the boats the Il 20 feet long by rs
beam and TO run l6 miles per hour They VIII be gone
about week. LefoDe also goes to Scotland Tomorrow
70 look at snother fast bost Tor us In the Swsde
boat don't suit am hurrying him up fast posi-
is sict-hs. the monkeys after him. but mot very bsa
viii come up Saturday night to see you. VIII you be
able to get ready to go with me on the steamer neA
STEAMER BUILDING IN SCOTLAND.
NO. - TExPgsT HEY. LiyrnooI, Oct. 81, 1863.
To COL LAMAR
DIAR Dir. telegfepnel you Oohy " htnu pans
building In Scotland. and which handed 70 you.
hope they already the way. but u not please
'''' '"''' y ' ' HEsni LAross.
LOOKING AFTER CLYDE STEAMER
NO Il Tgxrhl Hrr. Liverpool, 9th Oct. 1863.
M Dris sis1 reply to your esteemed favor Of cad
inst Capt. Msfatt sas all day yesterday with me on
tse Clyde : ,rcsna 10 write yoa HE upressier Of
ready In three weeks Va sinonth-thst I am promised
the hrst offer Of Tho Captain says she would suit Well
till the other /, bnil The builders arc pushing ON well
with your boat and have another splendid one II IL
meets your approved. The frat boat Ia guaranteed To
steam IL miles per hour with 900 tuns dead weight.
Tho second IL guaranteed the same or more She l.
larger and has more power. DO come down here with
Mr.. bowers MolGhy. We ought 70 arrange every
thing clearly before you leave Hoping to zee }oa am
wAsTs TO BUY TIE xARGAREr AND JESSIE AND
CoRsUBIA-HAs FACILITIES foR GETTING GOODS
TRoM HEw-YoRK-
ST. GEoRoEs Bermuda, Dec. q 1868
10 NJ ID. WICks eco, Uounp.a, Ala.
MY DyAR sIa: Through friend Mr.. Lull who Is
now soIourning In these islands have Just learned
your whereabouts. have thought Of You often since
We parted at Memphis, and AN glad that now can
have the pleasure OF communicating with you. Twas
compelled 20 leave Memphis eight months sgo-could
not stand the YANKEES any longer and after placing my
family In place Of safety have been trading In block
sde goods. have facilities for getting almost any
thing from New YORK. and II can dispose of the cargo
have here. intend 90 send An order 20 foreign
chase either the Margaret aud Jessie Cornubia cap
tured lntey) when they sold. think they be
bought cheap and there is no trouble in getting them
out aIn, Jour friend, FRANK SMITH
BANNING BUsisEss-Ag FOR RkiIhiSo
CURRENCY WHEN rEAcE ID CONCLUDED.
LONDON, July 20. 1861
To @. u. LAMAR 0a.
MY DrAR FAIHlh: L arrived in Liverpool on the
morning OF the 10Th by the Canada. from Halifax |
spent the p0th and 2lst there and came here on the
night Of the 2st to answer Mr. WaIds dispatch. which
he had business
found be had been converting with The house OF \.
Tsascs Campbell q Co.-the same that had advanced
the c. y Government 100000. lie introduced me. and
they to give me their ultimatum tomorrow ut IL
O'Clock.
Amer seeing them, heard that NJ. g. was in London.
aud found him Out and had long conversation with
hun Ho thinks well of the house. and will render any
assistance he can. and falling with diem, Will take hold
himself and put me through. lie j. OF the head of
large company-the Si. which takes this being one Of
tltin
lilo s 10 live here End 20 take charge of bank 10 DO
exclusively Southern business. withs30100W. He
says arrangements have already been made condition
ay 10 raise 4iO 100000 IT, retire our currency when
peace shall have been proclaimed. upon tue pledge ot
3D. per pound export duty on cotton, or AeOOoVcpO
npon "a.
II the o. y Government would or could make er-
rangemsnt 10 get such loan once, aud then employ
agents buy up their psper We would soon be Out OF
dent A. least tiey could do this when they know
peace to b. declared The arrangement having been
made the loan they can In and buy up millions OF
their paper. Think, digest and put tins IN shape ard
see n you can make us something out OF 10.
"a. l.. LANAI
orINIOs uPoy SEVERAL nAI1I,Rs.
No. 70 AIBENARLI sIRJG
LoSDoN, JEy -, 1908.
WuufAM CRowpsg. n7., Lirsrpooi.
DfAg Sm. am In receipt OF your two iayors Of the
asih and pm was surprised Of their contents
for these people think tho world is coming to end
what Is tho same thing the Confcderacy has gone up
the spout. In few weeks all viii be right The only
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