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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
MORE WOUNDED.

The following officers OF the 93d New'iork
Infantry have arrived at Georgetown;
Ait II. Clifford iesh wound Lieut. Oscar b. lnraihm' III
upper right arm. rrht ,hssSh. ~ a
Lieut. VIM. l.. BfsmhsI scslp lieut.. William bsn woHha
wound. IN i"gi' r,,., -. -,
Lieut. VIM H. Kincaid Jeff Lieut. Thomas Fitch, ineP OF
wrist. lett loot
The 93d fought brayey, and lost nearly hreequarers
Of their number.
Col. Croker succeeded Gen Hayes In command Of
tho brigade and Major MeConihe commands the regi'
ment.
PENSION GASES.
The number of pension cases disposed OF by
the Commissioner Of Pensions during the month OF
April was rs follows: Iayalid claims admitted, lo'li
do do rejected sil-Toia 2.iG2. Invalid applications
received. I,Jl3 Number of widows, mothers and or
rhsns admitted see; number Of applications received
2,2j5.
TIE TEN PORTlES.
Large orders are continually coming IN LOT
the lO4o Bonds. Among many other orders received
by the First National Bank hero is large one from
Tennessee.
REGULATION AS TO MusITRs.
M ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14

Ths sentence win he erased should there be anything IN
lie conduct physical condition Of the soldier rendering mn
unit for duty ia the army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
The Kearsarge ana shc Prfvntoors.

The Paris correspondent Of the Londcn Sog ggs IND
Kearsarge would leave Cherbourg tho CIT 1S Jny .c
cruise in the Channel and watch the 9ovomouts o tha
rebel cruisers rather cruiserthe Florca being re
sent the only ore TO fear for some days hence.
The report s that the Yeddo lately built at Bordeaux,
viii DO completed at Amsterdam and commanded ~
semmes The Yeddo is large vessel capable Of resist
ing attack chasing or running away from an enemy
such os either the Kcarsarge Niagara
LoSpo; July 8, 1864.
The Kearsarge has arrived OFT Dover.
The Sacramento has arrived at Cherbourg. 1
Il stated that The Yeddo belongs to the Prussan gove
er nlent, not to the rebels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
The Americnn Question.

uNrAv0RA3LE ENGLISH OPINION OF 0EN.eGRANr'5
Observation-Disclosures IN THE REBEL LOAN.
Rumors very unfavorab!e TO General Grant wore prev
aent In England.
They caused rise Of 2 per cent In tho rebel
loan, which ranged from 65 ~ u was- announced
that tho required for the September dividends
and sinking fund had been received by Tho London
agents.
The Iordon Times, in reviewing General Graats posi-
tlop, says lit is dfcu,t not to copcd32 = th9 cani
pagn Is now reduced 10 question Of Yo-i 4btrg os
nothing re ~ags
The London S,cr reoces in The abseaco u any great
military success that least the process Of negro enan.
cpation Is making great strides,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
REBEL NEWS FROM GEORGIA.

Levy En- Yasse for the Defence OF Allan.
ta-Ffghting 0oing On, SO. s
The Richmond Dispatch OF the 18th iust contains tho
following telsgrams-
ATLANTA, Ga, July 12, 1894.
The enemy are In position the north side Of the
Chattahoochee river. There is firing between the
sharpshooers with occasional firing by the ensmy, with
out damage. 9
Asmal force IL reported the south side OF the river
eight miles above the railroad bridge They keepcloss
70 the FORT teMsh
the Governor arrived here last evening" and Is urging
forward every thing for tho defence OF Atlanta.
His proclamation calling upon every one between the
ceves tho approval OF all classes. m
SECOND DESPATCH.
"A. SsF Na. Ns ATLANTA, July l3, 1854.
The enemy are massing our right, near Roswell.
portion tho Yankee army are on the south side OF
the Chattahoochee.
shorman's headquarters arc near vning station.
skirnishing continues near tho railroad bridge. H
Every thing Ia quiet below. a.
Tho Atlanta Coaisde,acy has The following
We shall not attemp, to hlt fancsd security our
nent danger and peril It's capture however, cannot nr
coma idered oregone conclusion
II General Johnston mako snccessru battle or
bold the enemy in check along the Chaahoochae, ne can
not below IT, and tho only temporary check in
that event would bo the capture OF Atlanta purposey
thrown the feet OF the rapacous INVADERS to stay their
appetite for conquest. tte Il
We have doubt that the federal general would be sat
sned with the capture OF Atlanta and garrison, and
fortfy II as base for future operations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
C. r A N r.!
AFFAIRS on THE JAMES RIVER.
MIR. w. IL. NIcrriRm's Despatch.
GEN. II. s. FosrER's HEADQUARTERS, DEEP BORON,
JAMES RIVER, Va, July l6-Midnight

JAMES hivEhS va, July lo-MllHlRnL }
SPELL BROKEN.
The usual and prolonged monotony that has hitherto
well nigh been tho death OF the Union fleet the James
river lis relation to tho public mind OF the North
broken by the enemy at early hour this morning, and
they have kept IL broken throughout the whole day.
have just arrived from the gunboats at and near Deep
Bottom with the following news
= GENERAL r.. FOSTERS HEADQUARTERS sunIED
A. seven O'Clock this morning the enemy-in all rro
babiity Informed 70 the position by a boy who de.
serted from OF the gmboas days since-opened
q heavy ire the headquarters CT General r. 8.
Foster. commanding the United States forces at
Deep Bottom; and for upwards OF hour the range
accurate to compel the inmates 70 change
base several times Several large fragments Of shell
passed directly into the tent OF the General while yet
ether shot literally cut TO pieces the trees and the foliage
Immediately surrounding the tents Fortunately there
loss Of human lifo during this sharp and for
time terrific bombardment OF this spot Tho horse OF
Capt r. A. Davis, Assistant Adutan General to General
Foster, shot dead while standing within very Few
yards Of the Captains tent.
THr MrsrnE,
During tho dayI had ample occasion to duly examine
large number OF the fragments OF she'll and was emi
nently thankful that Il had not been their mission to
come In close contact with mo.
@ ATTACK ON THE ovvBoArs.
The enemy having satisfied themselves with Cen Fos.
ter aud his staff at about eight O'Clock In the morning
turned their sole aud undivided attention TO the gun
boats the ronloon bridge, doubtless having in view
the total destruction of both They accomplished neither
object
Ihz rIRSG-rHE MENDOZA ENGAGED.
The rng was evidently directed accordance with tho
Information impaired by the decrter referred 70 above
and began 10 sharper and sharper the day grew
ola they opened on the Mendoza, Commander Il. r.
Nichols head and stern, frsm point the left bank
Of -Four Nile crosk-the gallant Nichols lying with his
vessel az Deep Bottom mics and half nearly due
west from the Malvern Bills and about two miles from
The nearest point or turkey Bond The distance between
be opposing forces was about thousand yards from
he rIver A,op, forty Cred In all Al tho good
uondoa.
rrrrcr SHOT.
the principal Of these missiles twenty pound
riHvhot which took full eject 10 the bulwarks, just for
wardtof number one gun, either side OF which
six Vn aud officer commanding thcm in The working
Of the. piece. The shot killed two men, wounding
the oitpr four and the onncer, thus destroy.
Ing the usefuI1ess OF half the working
force Of Toe gun. Several shots camo together, al
intervals on ree minuss aud appeared 70 be nrod
aiRe shore vatery cf four pieces Another Of the
shos strck tive 'snes In the main top of the ship,
and sriintcrcd 1. re maai semewdat.
~ ~ 1ar fiRsr SHOT ~ fgrN i
from. The enemy duly as.onishsd ne officers and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
POINT OF ROCKS.
Mr.. VIM. II. srerriam.s Despatch.

Mr.. VIM. II. Merriam's Despatch.
stt PoiSr OF ROCKS. July l5--ThM.
EXCHANGE OF THsoxERs-A LAgeE FROM OUR rRsoSERs
RcHxoKp.
Major Mulford Assistant Agent FOR Exchange, has had
three several interviews with the rebel Commissioner
0uld during week just cosedthe last occurring
yesterday Saturday arerno s than probable
that tho ebarrassmens that have beset this question
for some time past win be speedily removed by reason
OF the accomplished tact Of MAJOR Mulford who has had
unremtlpg charge Of this important business since tia
establishment OF the cartel II 10 understood that
mon conclusions wero yesterday arrived at between the
two agents though nothing VI their import that
viii likely lead immediate resumption Of exchange.
Il only for 10 endorse the action
to attain tho desirable endthat OF relieving prison
ers 10 largo numbers from rebel tyranny. II will be
gratifying to the people Of the North TO know that Major
Mulfsrd brouab. down with him yesterday an immense
mail from prisoners, which goes North In company
With this despatch.
ACCEPTANCE or GENERAL BROOKS RrsrcsAnow
General W. II. 7. Brooks, lately In command Of the
gallant Tenth army corps, received notification yessr
day morning from the War department that his qua
on, recently rendered, was accepted. General Brooks
an admirable Officer graduate Of West Point, and
In the regular army of tho United States The
vice parts with very able soldier In General Brooks.
MUSTERED OUT.
Yesterday Company A, Third Now York cavalry,
Colonel Lewis, commanded by Captain Chamberlain and
comprising thirty men, duly mustered out Of the
service OF tho United staies by Captain asen chief
commissary Of masters for this department This com.
pany entered the service tho day that the FIRST battle
Of Bull fought and has noby accomplished its
term OF honorable service.
PARSONS.
The great Union defensive work, al Curlis, House,
Virginia has been named by General Butler "Fort Par.
sous," In melancholy commemoraiion Of Lieutenant A. X
Parsons aid do camp 10 General Brooks and who fell
morally wounded the Ain Of. June Al Coal Harbor,
while assstirs In The grand charge OF that memorable
day,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
IMPORTANT FROM WARRINGTON.
Proclamation by the Prssi dent
Of the United States.
Five Hundred Thousand Volunteers
Called For.
>~~~~~>~>o~>~~>~>~>~.~S>-
Fifty Days to Elapse Be-
s''s' fore q Draft,
n rroclama tlon by the President OF Tn
Omitted States OF Amer1ca.

4 rrocla amt tlon by the President OF the
United states OF Amer1cs. sss
Whereas, by the act approved July 4, 1884, entitled
An further 10 regulate and provide for the enrolling
and calling out the national forces and for other pur-
poses ID provided that the Presidsnt Of the United
States may his discreton at any time hereafter call
for any number OF men 40 volunteers, for the
respective terms OF one, two and three years
FOR military service, and that In case the quota Or any
part thereof OF any town. township ward OF city pro-
oinct or election district county not 80 sub d.
vded shall not be nllcd within the space Of fifty days
after such CALL then the President shal Immediately or
der draft for one year TO l such quota any part
thereof which may be unnlied"
And whereas the new enrolment heretofore ordered Is
% far completed that the aforementioned act Of Con-
sress may now put operation recruiting and keep
ing up the strength Of the armies In the field for garr
sons and such military operations may be required for
tho purpose suppressng the rebellion and restoring
the authority Of he, United states government in the
insurgent States
Now therefore I, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of
the United States, do issue this my call for five hundred
thousand volunteers for the military service; provided
nevertheless that all credits which may be established
under section eight Of the aforesaid ac account OF
persons who have entered the naval service during the
present rebellion and by credits for men furnished to
tho military in OF calls heretofore made
volunteers, will be accepted under this call for one two
three years. they may elect, and win be entitled to
the bounty provided by the law for the period OF service
for which they enlist.
And hereby proclaim. order and direct that mn,o.
diaely after the nn day Of September 1884 being fifty
days from the date Of this CALL draft for troops to serve
for year shall be held In every town, township,
ward Of city, precinct, election district or county
not so subdvided, TO fill the quota which shall be
assigned to IT under this SCALE or any part thereof,
which may be untitled by volunteers the said fifth
DAY Of September 1854.
In testimony whereof hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal Of the United States to be affixed.
Done at tho city Of Washington this 18th day OF July
in the year or our Lord 1904 and Of Independence Of
the United States the eighty ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BY the President
WILLIAM b. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
Tho Holy Alliance.

The Austrian embassy at Paris gives formal donial 10
N, assertions London Morning Pos relative tho
new Holy Alliance and says the alleged letter Of Recn
berg TO ieuernich existed. la NHS
Tho London Oo aathoritatively states thai Napoleon
recently warned Austria against joining the alliance Al
no should consider such measure as directly aimed
against Franco; and that the mmoeaie effect was u
Austria TO hesitate 10 giving i'm her adhesion 70 ht
alliance.
The london Morning Herald continues to assert Ito
faith ihr published correspondence, and says II hns
gained i,s object, the eyes OF all Europe being
opened the conspiracy, while there Is tendency 10
reapproaehment botween'Great britain and France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
Great Britain.

THE DEBATE ON DIsRArLi75 VOTE or CEHsURE.
The proceedings Of Parliament on the 9th unins
porant the Dsraclis Of stand.
ing adjourned till tbs 7th OF July.
In the House OF Lords Lord Clan ricardo will move an
amendment to Earl Halmesbury's motion. He proposes
70 oi, the stating that the just influence OF Eng
land has lowered, and insert, that the House
grets that Denmark allowed to expect from thd
British government material support OF the treaty
Of 1882"
LoSpos July s, 1854.
Tho debate IN House Of Commons progresses Fierce
party spirit evinccd. division s expected tonight
some estimates give the ministry only four majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
The Dsntsh War.

Prince John, OF Glucksburg, the youngest brother of
the King of renmsrk, had reached Berlin, was sup
posed In the interests Of peace.
private telegram from Copenhagen says II has been
determined council OF ministers to treat for peace
directly wit Prussia, upon the basis OF Denmark being
admitted into the German Confederation, as the only
means OF saving the monarchy This was regarded az
highly improbable.
Rusala making active naval preparations al Crou.
stadt 3 e4pr
II was stated that Russian squadron was about TO
visit tho Swedish and Danish ports In the Baltic.
Special ateegrams from Copenhagen 10 The London Tse.
erapi confirm the report that pacific uegotations wero
going between Denmark and Prussia that pending
these 10 attack would be made. ,t* ~
LoxpoS July 8. 1854.
There OF Importance 10 regard 70 the Danish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
The seventy-seventh Regiment.

oENrIsAL ohDhHs-Eu, =,
HEADsrARTERs SEvENrY.sEyESTa REGr. n. Z. N. O.,
New YoRy, July IS, 1854 !
Cmrpandants Of companies are hereb, ordered to as
sembe their commands at headquarters, Lafayette Hall,
Broadway TO morrow (Tuesiay, July TO- 1851 at nine
O'Clock A. NJ. The regiment VIII be mustered into the
United States service at eleven A. precisely aud will
depart immediately afterwards for Washington. The
quartermaster will provide the men with rations and
transportation Every member OF the rermept must be
present, and any enrolled member failing TO report will
be treated deserer and punished 10 the fu extent
OF the law. Commssionc officers viii have their bag
gage TO headquarters by ten O'Clock a. NJ Captain
McNaly will act officer of the day and L.eutenants
Smiley and Beatty officers OF the guard tomorrow,
10th inst Guard mounting at eiyht A. ". By order OF
THOMAS LYNCH, Colonel.
j. D. BRADY, Sergeant Major
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Com mercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKrT. -

Cor soils Ter money, 90Z COS.
American securities fat, without sales.
The bullion 10 the bank has decreased f287 900.
LIVERPOOL MARKEvs.
fJvKRroof. July 8, 1864
Cotton The brokers' circular reports he sales OF thd
week ., 900 bales Including IL 500 10 specuIaors and
"a 500 W exporters The market has been buoyant ard
prices are half OF 10 threequartors OF pen.
nv higher The sales 20 day friday are estimated a
~ 900 bales including 900 20 spectators and exposNss
tho market closing buoyant and holdors demandips
further al ganco. The authorized quotations are:-yds
ding Orleans. so<d.; midiiirg Mobiles aokd middIn8
upands eod The stock 10 port estimated al 2sl0o0
bales II which $500 American ls FL rssl
Bres8smas are quiet ar steady, except for prn&
whea, which q decline Of Id 3D. has oea suoy
mittet ~. ef &
prtsiai0rp 1rm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
A New Militia Regiment,

SPECIAL oRDBRs--NO. 26.
HEADQUARTERS, FIRST DIVISION ~ Y. e.,
New YoRK, July rs, 1854 I
Colonel Hanlin Babcock Is authorized TO raise rari
msnt Of National Guard. in this division, which viii be
regularly orgnniyed as eight companies OF at
least thirywo each. can be enrolled II the or AMI
zatlon can be completed within ten days from this
tho regiment will be called the One Hundredth regiment
OF The National Guard and will be fully uniformed armed
aud equipped. BY order OF x
CHAs W. sANDFoRD Major General.
ALEx. HANiLrcS, Division Inspector. .
HrApouARrKRs Cyy HuSprrDrTf RECT. N. a. g. N.Y.,l
wEsTTiEsTER Hcrsr, NEw York July Is, 1864. (
In accordance SLu the above order Major Geo. Fl. Bel
lows OF this c.mmand. IL hereby empowered aud d.
rcc,ed aGlhorzao5s for raising companies for
the sane HAMLiN BABCOCK
Colonel One Huudrcdih regt. N. q. s NY
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The Nincty-tnird Rectmcnt.

GENERAL 0RpEsS--So. IL.
HEADorARrERs NrSgrv THIRD RESiMEsr n. G. n. Y, I
JEFFERSON MtRKEr, Jply IS, 1864 !
Commandants Will assemble their respective COM
AZ their headquarters at the hour designated in
c1mpany orders, and will repsrt Immediately thereafter
TO these headquarters any alterations corrections
company rosters. commandants of companies will
port, with their commands fully equipped. at the
arnory No 90 East Thirteenth street. Tuesday 1aih
inst ut half past three oclocS p NJ precisely, for
ter. few recruits pnd substitutes liable bodied men)
Will be accepted at these headquarters Immediate OPP
pcaton TIE regiment will leave at the earliest possible
moment. BY order W. r. w. CHAMBERS,
JAS. II. MGERsoLL, Adutant. Colonel Commanding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

From the Richmond Dispatch, Iuiy 1871
Nothing occurred yesterday In front Of Petersburg.
This 10 Grants amusement, while waiting tho result OF
events In Maryland.
a correspondent OF The Dispdtch says,-"nirty.two
Yankee prisoners, Including MAJOR captured on
Wednesday at Ream's station. They were brought 10
shs city yesterday asd committed TO She Libby prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
The Damascus At Farther Psint with
Two Days Later News.
-.>~S~~~S>~-~~~~~~~~
General Grants Position Re-
gardsd Very Unfavorahy
in England.
n0 ->~->~~~~~~~~~~>>>~~-~-~~~~ -38N
ADVANCE In TAE REBEL LOAN.
,>o~.,~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~-
The KEARShRGE CRUISING OFF DOVER.
ADVANCE IN TRE REBEL LOAN.
1HE KEARsARGE CRUISING OFF DOVER.
Angry Debate on DisfaelPS
CeMsure Motion.
Alleged Danish Peace Proposition 10 Prussia
L as a Means Of Saving the Danish CsOwa,
G4~ TO-, AA !,


FAR1HFK fUNT, ThH2
The steamship Damascus, which left Liverpool on the
afternoon OF the th and Londonderry on the sth ar
rived at half past seven NJ. on the way 10 Quebec.
Tho continental news is unirnportant.
The Paris Bourse was dull Rontes on the 9th closed as
66f. l5c
The steamship Belgian, from Quebec, reached Liver.
poo, on tho nigh, of the 9Th Of July.
The City Of Washington, from New York, arrived AZ
Queenstown the evening OF the 9th of july"
TIE steamship Scotia, from New YORK, arrived ~
Queens. own on the 9Th Of July.
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Another View Volunteer Regiment.

GtNHKAL VKDEkS--NU. 1.
MERCER Horsr, CORNER BRooME Ayp I
MERCER SrRrgrs, NEW YORK, July Is, 1854. 4
CommanAau.s o, companies will assemble their CON,
minds these headquarters or Tuesday 10th instant,
eight r. NJ, for inspection Commandans will have pre-
rared company rolls, signed by the members
By order, JOHN N. WlIsEY Col. COMMANDING.
THos II. c. KvKAIp Acting Adjutant.
Company A, Captain Edgar A. Roberts, viii receivs a
few more recruits TO bring 10 up 10 the maximum sin
dari Apply at the Mercer House. corner Broomc and
Mercer strces.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

Roturn oS tho Sevenfy-flrst New York
state Volunteers (second Regiment,
s5ckIes' Brig1de).
The Second regiment, Sickles Brgade designated the
seyen,yrst New York Stale Volunteers arrived in this
city yesterday morning from In front Of PETERSBURG their
term Of service having expired. They numbered ono
hundred and thirty four and under command
Of Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Rafferty, This regiment
has shared n all the glorious laurels which the Sckes
Brigade has saned for itself on many we'll fought field
and brings home reputation for valor ond dsclgDe sell
dom equaed. 1t s intended give the regiment ft.
ting reception on Wednesday or Thursday next.
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The Call for Jilitin-yhe Fourth Regi-
ment of state Militia. -1

Tho Fourth regiment expected 10 get Off yesterdays but
meeting held at the armory at eleven ococS, when
Colonel Teller Informed the members OF the regiment
that their departure would be doIayed few days In
sequence OF doubts being entertained tc their term OF
service and destination General Sardf0ra Albany
arranging matters ~ This connection and when he
back they would probably proceed on their march.
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Ths sssa msntp Furs suey.

- ~ AUGUSTA, Na July IS, 1Sb4
The susvicious attached 70 the calling Of ihs steamer
Fung suey from Sc John, N. B., cave provfd 20 30 m
founded shs wgs boacd for rnna as was svwp BY hsr
sleaspnoe paperz ast# rENl $500
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The Press Despatch.

The following has been received at the War Depart
nlent:- N III.
FLAGSHIP Norm ATLANTIC BrocxADMo squADRoH,(
.n rAMProN ROADS, July lo, 1854.
sRCaptain M Smith reports, under date OF the 18th
Instant that he sent In tho Stepping Stones on the 11h
instan detachment Of seventy five from the Third
penpsylva,ia artillery ana Fifty from the Tenth
Conneccut volunteers in charge OF First Lieutenant NJ
chambers, Third artillery, point on the
James river below Dutch Gap: thence they crossed
farm ana there burned tho signal station. two mills,
two barns, blacksmihs shop and outbuildings,
and large quantity Of grain and agrcu-
tural implements, capturing one lieutenant, SER
geant, wounded and tw eve men, with their and ac
trcmcnts complete also large torpedo. with clock
wcrk tho Pavar c battery 10 explode " aud
Two hundred pounds Of powder Tho whoo was accom-.
plished without LOGS our side.
/ have directed Capt smith TO send me the torpedo,
which when received will forward TO the Bureau OF
Ordnance with explanatory drawing have the bonor
to be &C., 3 p. LEE. Acting Rear Admiral,
* North Atlantic blockadipg squadron.
To the Hon. G,rros wKrIEs Secretary Of tho Nary