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The New York herald., 1864-04-09

Navigation OF the Pencbseos' ,os.
BASgoR, Me-, april :, iso$
The ice let the Penobsco, tonight.
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fIIL OF HEALTH
Ioert Military Movements.

In accordance with instructions received from
Gov Seymour, tie following special order wss issued
yesterday afternoon by Gea. Sandford:
HEAporARTrRs tIKsr DIVISION. N. Y. s. y. G.,
August g. 1864.
SPECIAL oapEa No 34-Ths nh Col Lynch, and the
s9h Col Omahoney will report forthwith 10 Major Gen.
D commanding The Department Of the East for immediate
By order Of MsiorGvu. CHARLES W. SANFORD.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, A. Division Inspector.
The regiments designated. which were stationed or
Governors Island accordingly left vt p yesterday,
for Elmira did the 56th " G. of BROOKLYN.
Tor some time psf large number Of Rebel prisoners
have beer confined at Eluira, but they Rave lately
become deant and refractory as 70 render heavy
reinforcement Of the guard there stationed absolutely
necessary II Is for this purpose tGe above regiments
have proceeded thliher.
PROGRESS OF RECRUITING.
Recruiting in the city is still very dull, though
more animation has been visible during the past Few
days Us the time FOR the approaching draft draws
nearer. At the Offices on the Battery there have
been great many applications 70 enter the Navy. a
number .. applicants being Immigrants bat all these
have been referred 10 the headquarters in the CITY Hall
Park. the Organization Of the agency not being fully
complete. Only about Thirty recruits have been Sc
cured here for the Army yet which may perhaps be
partially explained by the iGet that the " hand money"
go allowed to each person bringing recruit is slO
less than at the otter recruiting quarters, which there
fore natul ally have tue preference.
81 the County Headquarters "a .he PARK Mr.. Blrnt
reports that recruiting IS progressing slowly. though
much faster than when tue bouaty thieves were
allowed 10 pursue their occupation ia the Park ana
take men away 20 other States end counties. IL is
hoped the rate OF recruiting VII be increased as the
period for the draft draws nearer.
THE OsE HUNDRED AND SECOND REGIMENT.
LINDSEY BIuEs, i01a RsGT. n. g, $. N. Y. }
HAD QUAkIERs, MERCER Housr,
NV Yogx, August 2, 1854
GENERAL ORDER. No. BLU ooflpIarse with orders
ceivsd this dgy MaorCen Johu A. Di. a Of this
egreu In camp Govf-nor Island are hereby or
d-.d 10 report Themselves these Head Quarters Wedues
DAY Ans g. az o'clock A. NJ. fully uniformed, armed and
equipped proceed with the regiment TO ElriTa \. l.
BY order Col JOHN y. WiLsEY.
HENRY :. WHITE, Adla.ant
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ori-,n ,rnstworthy information in the heart Of Tho

acquiring Trustworthy lniormaton III uie nc1it " So
lenemy's country. A..
enemy because every woman and child Is one OF thcm
but We as everybody knows. who has any expcrleIee
In this war can only learn the movements Of the enemy,
and his nnmters by actually fighting for the iDformn
ton That our loss great Is true yet that 10 was
mot greater is due ia eminent degree to the personal
eyeriions IL thai model soldier Col W. H. MoMuen OF
the sgb Ohio Infantry who commanded the infantry
and m the able commanders under him.
While viii mt proong this already extended report
nv rscnrdino Individual acts OF good conduct ann the
names of mapy brave officers and men who deserve
ncnon hut will pectfny refer you FOR these 10 the
renorts of division and brigade commanders yet can
not refrain from expressing my high appreciation OF the
valuable services rendered by that excellent and dashng
ofieer Col Joseph Karge OF the "a NewJeIsey Voun'
esre In his reconnaissance 10 Cornth, and his rubss-
oren, management OF the rear guard during part
af The retreat fighting and defending the rear during
one whole afternoon and throughout the oniire night
'ro The officers Of my staf-Lieut..C j. C. Hope,
oth Pennsyyania Cavalry. commanding escort; Capt
w q Rny9lle a. d. c, ard A. a. A. c.. whose horse
was tilled under him; Capt. w. c, Ecdcn I'd Iowa
Cavalry A. d. c.; Lieut. i. Canlkins, 7th Iowa Cayal'
nv IL e. Lieut Samuel Oakford, 18th Pennsylvania
fnvairv A D. C.; Lieut.. Dement, a. a. q al. Lieut.
w + II Stratton 7th Illinois Cavalry, A. a. G. s.
whose names appear in other report an especially
rotefn for the rompness and Zeal with which my Or
6ers were e,ccnicd at all times, aud often under trying
and hazardous circumstances.
am Major very respectfully, your otedient servant
s. ID. SrURGIS, Brig. Gen. Com.
To Mai. W. u MORAN A. a. o.. Headquarters DIST.
w. T.. Memphis, Tenn
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A LITTLE Too GREBDY.-We are told that
dealers in fruit holding backberres, tomatoes &c.
at such high figures that most people are compelled to
do without them II this Is the case, the holders are
hurting themselves. The people can very easily do
without the fruit and the may have the salts
faction Of throwing ii into the street At last for sugar
is too high to warrant preserving to any extent To
matoes viii keep longer but when hoteFeepers charge
20 to 20 cents for a single one about enough for two
mouthus 1t is reasonable to suppose that sales VIII be
limited Dealers should know that mankind ere not al
fools and that grecnbacks not as plenty as forest
leaves.
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taton Of defendant and believing his statement TO be
true delivered the engine and accepted the draft They
osnsed the draft to BE- immediately presented by tue
American Express Co., when It appeared that Jewet
had account with the person no money In MS han
and that they had defranded ont Of then property
The matter placed in the charge OF plantf. c0uu
sell who procured an order Of arrest against 9ewet,
which was served upon him In juno iast. ne 90 .
notion before Judge Lott the order of arrest
The motion was argued by Messrs. ID. r. barnard and
Darling for defer dant. The motion was denied
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ME W-yERsEY ITEMS.

DUMMIES IN JERSEY CITY.-A few weeks
since the Common Council Of Jersey City adopted an
ordinance prohibiting the running Of dummy engine
within the limit, after August ]. subsequently
the Board extending the time Of running the cars six
monhs bnt 1t failed to become law in consequence o!
having been vetoed by the Ioyor. Consequently since
Monday morning the dummy cars from Bergen Point
have oeesed running in Jersey City.
A NOVEL 'SAfEGUARD.-The Erie Railway
Company order TO avoid collision In the Bergen tln-
mel when has been delayed stopped cause to
be placed upon the track smal torpedo the explosion
OF which warns approaching train in time ~ avoid
accident
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Trnycielp' Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson Il. r., 6s Warrenst., 10
,l tnu 6:22 p.
To sIbsny' by Harlem r. r. 26,hrt, a,hSs, iOta
m. aud. p. Sunday train ...;;...';;.:.. p H.
To Albany, Col1.ns's Hotel Dock. West Point,
New bursn. Poushkceisir Rhnenees, Catskiu,
sud Hudson by steamers Dan'lDrew and G. Nib.
bard leaving D,s5ros.ess' ,.Sndng at 1oths i M
To Baltimore, By the New Jersey Il. H. foot OF
midnight 7:3o p.
To Boston. by New London line Pier SO y. r.,
excepted. SEQ p. N.
27th,, snd III .............sa IN. and 500 p.
sv, vic STORE Line IA 'd p IN. slrlay.... 5:OOp.
Of Ch.nbe -. and los. m and 500 ?.
10 Bridgeport, by steamer bridgeport, from Peck
To GgeenpSi i,iIp' Fre Island, aud other re.ort.
Long Island by L. l. Railroad, from Jsme''..lP
and foot OF 34ths. t.. R.........3 H. M and S;Vp. M
TO Long Branch. by Raritsn and Delaware bay
X. r. via steamer Jesse Hoy,. foot Of Murray,
To- H. S ff."en ta,i,oi and a sssdesm
o.. Issrr pscl Slip at and II ?. m
To New Haven ~ IL. N.w.Hrysn R;a, 1;ia., , ~
S.s ss m Wen. rcai s = '' ~
add Rondoat. by steamer Mary Powell, leaves Jay
o. Sas'ss y steamboat fIoma. cciysr
Leaves Jay-s.., 3aily l,nding at 3oth IT. n. W
Grassy Point, Cozlen', We,tfont, Cold Springs
and Cornwall r H.
To the West, by Pennsylvania Central Railroad
SUNDAY 600 p. m
foo, o. Court and, a NJ IL m and 100 p.
TIC Philadelphia oy Nes-Jersey Railroad, foot 81
Co.L.landi IT., ard 10 an, !. ia, and p m IN m
To Wssi:ngt'n by New.jersry H. H.. loot Of
CourlenGtsL, Q and 10 a. M !. p M snuH IN , -,
FOR further ,n6Drge,icn IN card 20 RsoaJ Time Table,
see sdvrTtis. m.uts IA another p.st "a TINS bsPef-
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KINGS COUNTY GEgEaAL COMMITTEE

held last night the President Mr.. b. j. Hathaway, IL
the chair The principal business transacted va. the
adoption Of the report Of the Executive Committee,
with the following resolutions amended, Ia TeaioI
the selection of delegates to ia. Syracuse Con'en'
ton, sc;
Rolr,G That when th. Committee sdjouIn' adjourn 70
gu,saay Aug TO- instant AZ O'Clock NJ To oToer
tie I.nAies reject delegate 20 rpfrseut NE CONVENTION
be- held 1t Syacuse the It'll Jay Of = pieter next ana
that IA tie time the several wAd aud town deega.s
furnish the Executive Com lte tue time and ce Il which
ward and town prinaf..s shall be bed.
lred That the various tniOn Nsrd sud Town AssociA-
lions be dreced 10 81 pos.be sho TO obtain ard aid 20
Mard records Anown Union voter who viii support
tie nonit.e. baltimore Convention within the " ard
OF and practicable 'hrruen' fulsr meeting.
Aftor ine adoption of these rerontons, some f"ntihe
business was transacted. and the Committee adjourned
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GalIaher's Evening Exchange.
,I,t,s C,o.r nj rhe Post.Onfce.
No. Ib4 Fifth AVENUE
vrVanay AM =

North Star Wstn. day Aux J................ 1ot g.
70. Froue b. amer Re ga August4, "a IA.
70. Caillrnih. oregon Y Ushir gton Territory, and
the Sandwich Islands, daily tsundays except
edI................... aud ~ p
North Albany Buffalo aud Canaias..3 q. and n p.
North and IVES, Wav HAil..................... p.
Nail Vie rre Railroad ....3 M aud y p M
Southern and nth Western Malls No. A. - aud lo p ID
F,,trrn Mail M, x and q
Newport and all r. M
~. On. I.,rd Mail closes AZ ......5a NJ. and
eard.y Msilsou sunday ali mails close as...... u p
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The NATIONAL FAsT.-Ihe Mayor OF Brook
lyu hiss issued the following proclamation;

Thnr.day the Gay d August, having Oeen 1T apart by
the Prids u O.. the United states day Of fasting humility
ton and prayer deem pr1r,r % call The attention OF ny
f. citizens the fact and invoke general Observance 81
the solemn occasion. The nA.o 10 posing thon.h rafa
ordeal tie most liomeuous its history aud upon the result
Of which is future eIi.trncc ponds Le then huinby
how before al Good and cou.rey hcknDw edg
s our maiod .ius frrycriy pray that the DIVINE mercy
M spee9ily restor. lgan 20 former pro lirTy aud
rf,sr-s Is p.opl. aud nation. The public offices vii be
Close respectfully the pat oi the citizens ~
sing u their pcrs business and sspon OF tier ordi
nary ayooations that day. a NJ. W GOD mayer.
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births and deaths on each vessel;
70. Il Calla s'reTAss
-. - D..

The first thing tat would strife a casual observer is
the excessive mortality board the sailing vessels in
proportion 70 the number OF passengers as compared
with steamers, VIZ; 30 deaths In the one against in
the Other. it should however. be recoected that
sailing vessels are usually much longer in making the
passage than steeers and that therefore the mortality
In them is spread longer period but even allow
ing that tney arc average three times al long
steamers the voyagcthoug the number u births
little more then double in the case than the other
for the sane number Of passengers would seem 10 indi
cate that the difference Of time WA not 10 greatetl
suppOsiDg the death rate toard the steamships TO
have been the normal one the mortality on board sail
ing vesscy should have reached no higher than "A or u
the utmost The excess II IS lie easily accounted for
when we consider the superior yentletioI quality OF
PROVISIONS and above all the regularity Of meal hours
board stesne!f whereas In sailing vessels not only
s the crUgding greater, the hnrdshps of the yova
borne for longer time but the provisions are sery ed
ont to the passeiy,r uncooked IL generally Lappsus
az elsewhere. that those in delicate health who
most require regularity In diet aving the
energy required TO struggle at the galley ~ opportunity
to cook their vctuas hive 10 ait hours for he chance
say OF cooking their breakfast. which when done is
often from ignorance want Of skill 10 done ~ 10 be
positively boesome On closer IL will lie
also that Hamburg and Havre bear away the palm
ia this bad preGminence Bremen ttsnlng at the top o
the list and Liverpool next the death rate being for
Bremen In 2e2i Liverpool In los Sc; Havre | IN
1871, and Hamburg l il 70 liz. The births which
have amounted 70 rs IN AL prove the greatest fecundty
among the German immigrants, belng at the rate Of
in no from Liverpool. Out Of the whole number Of
Is 54 immigrants arriving at this Fort during the pas
month. e256, mostly Irish, are from Liverpool
PRECIOUS RUFPIAY.-Oftcer Wallng Of the
Fifth Precinct arrested James OBrien. and Mr. Wm
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LIQUOR SELLING IN BRooKLYN.-Ihe Ponce
Of This city have recently been engaged in ascetanng
the number Of places where liquors are sold The FOL
lowing is the result by precincts:
Forty Precinct 2l0 Forty second Precinct ~; Forty
thd Precinct, 40: fory fourth Precinct, 23 Forty lh
Precinct. tg9 Forty 1ih Precinct 2J Forty seventh re
cinct "a; foryeShh Precinct, 90 fortyninth Precinct
1913; liti.h Precinct, So. . d,
Making Il total Of 23ll places within the city devoted
10 the sale OF liquor OF The whole number only 30 are
licensed.
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DEATH OF Mr.. SAMUEL HALLrTr.-T

DEATH OF Mr.. SAMUEL HALLrTT.-1ht
LtarnrorfA Cksnsos) C0nserafire gives tie following
account OF the death Of Mr. Samuel Halct, At hiieen
minute, past one o'clock yesterday afternoon July ~
Samuel Halleti the railroad contractor. sho, and
liled at Wyandotte. Mr.. HGott. while walking ionS
the street was shot IN the back by Nj. TalcoiL Tie
latter immediately escaped horseback, and pursuit
of him was made BY the ciyil officers Nj Tlcott ID
railroad engineer lie was sent here by Con- Fremont
as Chief Engineer, and was discharged by Hillett.
Talcott aiterwaTd wrote letter 10 President Lincoln
descrbing the chicanery Of the Pacific Railroad msn'
a,ernont. Tia, was three months ago. Sam. Ehllett
81 Washington. tcegraphod his brother Thomas at
Wyandotte. to whip Ialcoit The injunction Mas
obeyed and report says that Mr. Taleott small and
feeble man. WAS heartlessly beaten. The end Of the
whipping vas the tragedy above recorded.
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BEOOxLYN ITEMS.

THE QUOTA OF KEGS COUNTY UNDER THE
CoMSo DRAFT.The quota Of the Second ConRressiona.
District under the recent call oi the President for 500
900 men, is 4l26. The total number comprises the
sixth Eighth, Ninth, Tenth Twelfth, Fourteenth,
sixteenth Seventeenth and Eighteenth Wards 0! TIE
City Of Brooklyn and the towns OF New-Lots- tat-
bush. Flatlnnds New. Utrecht, and Greyesend. The
quota Of the Third Congressional District IL 3.5'4,
divided among the different wards az follows:
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A DrsKRrRR ARREsrED.-Detective- Office

A DEsERTgR ARREsTED.-Detectiye- Officer
ORourke yesterday arrested deserter from Williams
bureh Of lie Of VIM. Leake. lie Gho dese'teD had
o. 72s with him st tie lime be effected lis escape lie
was an old offender having deserted hal.adosen times
in rs many different places. Hewas taken into custody
at place Of inismy Centre street, kept by diieT
Brown, the former substitute broker who has been
operating ia NewJersey They were also arrested and
held and the deserier cent Ia ohsins to the reg
ment OF bis choice.
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NAILED TO rnK MAsr-A correspondent

NAILED TO TIKI MASr.-A correspondent
states that soon amer the battlef ~ the Wilderness
welknown Brooklyn pastor caused tue national coors
10 be run up on tie tower OF bis church. and rs they
foatsd out on the air sald TO his sexton. " That hG,
do Mt come down till Richmond comes down" My
business daily eerries me by that church, ard n the
struggle for the Rebel stronghold has been protract,d
through weess and month";, have iEstnctivciy looked
up passed. % see whether tie has wss " there.
Though stained and reEt aud shorn 81 its fair proper
tons IL still flee full high" aid the legend upon t..
which grown palmer IS the stars fade oct Is "Yiaok
That on and weather stained Tag is 10 The gay Holiday
standard what the b0nled and shattered veteran rcg
meHt is o. tie trim militia corps. ielis VI scrrice
and may see IN II symbol Of the National purpose
that tie Stakeholder kehoilioa shall "cOme down
That purpoee has had 70 bear up against financial dis
tress and domestic sorIow. Ignorance hhs marrod IL
and treason has hawked a. u, but II snes day as
high and stern the morning when Sumter was at
tackled. II will never come down til the Rebellion
comes down.
Then tear the iattefed eHssn down
INns has iI waved On high.
Aud many a hesr hes danced To zee
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THE BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The annual
of the Kings County Board Of Supervisors was
held yesterday ait, rnoon for the purpose OF conhrns
The assassment rol!s which was done. But Ale other
business Of Importance was transacted.
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ytemornnd0.

Sehr Hanover reports: July 2C, at sp. m saw sas
wheel Ste amer panied whits with two white tnose"'
burn us hard cosi and steering tor Cope Fear ~ Ia :, "a
Bark Golden Fleece reports: July q, lat ~ ~ v
saw a sds " he's stesme. painted white with white ssos
ssei. steering T., probably for bermuda y. DO,
and had a large dsct.ioal Of cotton; sho"eo p'Hi9 80
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suAr's OFFIcE-Dr. Edward Malone Of the Eastern
District has been hppoiated Assistant surgeon IN TIE
Provost Marshals oice ~ the Third Congressional
District (Brookyn). The business OF the surgeon has
Increased mucn recently that II was iOund necessary
10 procure the appointment OF az assistant An aver
age Of 40 men are passed at this ohee each day. and
perhaps twice that number rejected
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DEArH ny SUN srRoKE.-Yesterday forenoon

an unknown nan about 40 years OF age. overcome
by the heat in South Sixth street Eastern District.
He conyeyed 20 the housc OF Mr. c. Vale, where he
died in about ar hour. The Is apparently native
Of England. Is about 5 feet inches In hight brown
hair and red WHISPERS. He had linen coat and pants
vest congress CATERS and mixed socks.
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NAVIGATION DURING JULY.-A very inter.

NAVIGATION DURING JULY.-A very inter-
estng report a copy Of which we snboin. has been
rendered 70 the Commissioner Of Emigration. at Cas-
tie Garden from the boarding station OF the QuaraI-
tine Department Staten Island. The report gives the
number OF steamers and sailing vessels. haLng from
different ports that have entered The hsrbor from june
30 10 Juy a. tie number OF cabin aud aeerage lsSsen
gers. and the births and deaths On each vessel:
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CITY ITEMS.

A Union prayer-meeting will be held III
Madison Square Presbyterian Church, CRev. DR..
Adams) at II O'Clock, Thursday, the day appointed
hy the President for special religious services
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HpOlgen.

June a. lat, as as IS Is slip oalen from Rsns0on 10
Oueenstown, las DAYS out 4, Nh, ,.A f. q,
INV ~ Ia. 10 IS iou O. 49, ship Helena FROM BTemen s''
August l. Of Harnesa, schr Irene, from Csrdenss 'a
Newpon.
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DROWNING OF A HOSPITAL PArIRST.-Be.

fore dawn on Saturday morning Francis Dowd, q
fever patient in one Of The tents on Backwers Island
requested the night Waterman give him glass Of
water ard the Waterman went 10 get the water; but
on returning he could not Ind the patient Yesterday
morning DoWds body YVES found In the East River.
near the Island Coroner Collin held inquest. De.
ceased was native OF Ireland, aged IS year,
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COLLTsIOy.-The Brazilian brig Olivia, Capt.
Marnno for Port Natal while beating down the North
River came In contact with schooner Mary 5. Iobes
also outward which resulted in the brig losing her fore
mast by the deck mantopmast, &c The schooner lost
her bow spirit and head gear, and both anchors.
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BIENNIAL MEETING OF JUDGES. large num-
Der Of the Judges Of the Courts Of record In this city
have gone to Albany to attend the biennial meeting Of
the Judges for the purpose Of revising the Court rules
&C. The meeting will be held 10 day
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REsIGYATIoy.-The Rev. l.. C. lockwood,
the originator ofthe Union Commission ng secured
those competent to manage it, las resigned bis
Secretaryshp TO accept the Presidency OF the Christian
Eaigration U,ion, new organization 10 promote
organized emigration under Christian auspices to the
Border and Southern States and ito tho West thus
tending the operation Of the plan Of the Delaware I'm
proyoment Association devised By him year ago. AID
now working successfully.
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The higf

The high prices now ruling indnce many
families omit their tables many articles Of luxury, but
they spare hESTs EAsT INDIA toyTEE winch sold
BY al at 20 per pound General Depot No. ia
krad II
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoaK....Ausu,,a
Cleared,

patrick. w. ""~
,ship-Erdymion, Williams Liverpool, n. LAC A. De.
Bark-Yorkshire Orr, Tbeobald Cork Prnpsr Byovr
schooner-sion Badger, Denton. Fortress Monroe O. B.
eager 80
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About 400 men have been enlisted Ia the Second
District in anticipation Of the drafts, and 40 IN the
Third District