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Hfianffal.
PROPOSALS

kJhOPOSALS
TT. E0,36O,OOO
NORRIS ESSEX RAILROAD CoMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS, OF 500,
$500 AND $1,000,
REDEEMABLE IN FIFTY YEARS,
WITH COUPONS PAYABLE IN NEW roKK, AND
1lovrAos Yon sIyKISG FUND YoR THE hRprkrrIos
AT MATURITY.
These Bonds ere the Enrr Baoses Of tine 500 o6o Of
Mortgage except for the Second Track and Extension 70 the
Water Gsp and Is now offered oi sale for hs purpose ..
Inc Branch Rood nom Bsnvile Boouton 70 Newark e
Coz, Freight and Passenger Cars and Engines
The Morris end Ess,1 Railroad when extended 70 Ehon.
high Canal Company. road now Of construction
and nearly completed and with the East Psnn'yyans ka
Eson These road. win supply the Morris aud EseI Rail
road Immediately upon its with an innsns nn
mpor,ant for the transportation Of coal from the
Lcbsh and Eastern sehuyk regions and wa! also io,n
ss sa %ss. ssns9y s LsSsh Valley
Pcunsy Central and Psburs Fort Wayne and chicago
These Bond. are secured BY First Mortgage to 'Jame.
Brown and Peter Cooper Trustees upon the road completed
snd IN the eoue Of conD,e'i91 s.d upon the Grcn nom
the Dsiswsre River at Phip.buish including ali rights.
Ssa and Se5 ias
has been called In and expended npon the road "a
addition to tho amounts and 10 be received rom tho
bonds applied be applied 10 the extension Of tho present
road and the bulldog Of the Branch Road snoId an nm
doub.edy ample basis for the security Of these Bonds Ibi
will be evident from tho fact that the bushes. the iocs
road tr Newark to Hsckesown, has always been sum
Gent pay cent interest the amount Invested IN
Sealed proposals for these Bonds will be received unt
TUESDAY, the 2oTn JANUARY next, at O'Clock p. NJ,
for the whole portion. Ten per cent and the premium
will b" paid the time OF the swsrd, Of the bids snd ninety
per the delivery Of the Bonds which will be in ten
every thirty days and tends tho last
to October 90 with the hight OF paying IN m ct any
Tins The interest account will be ndjued &c the time oil
paying Of the Bonds No bids under VIII BE- sccPtd out
oil bids par and will be awarded in the order OF the
premiums and should there be 81 BIDS az the loves.
rt-, then the bids viii be awarded rata he bonds
be coupon with the right Il TegstrsOn OF by surrender OF
the made be the books OF tho Company
the pleasure oil the holders Parties making proposals VIII
Of Bonds desired the Denomination and
price per hundred dollars.
Esch rropo-a .hould be scaled and ndorted Proposa
for the Norris and Essex Rsrosd Company bonds and in
ciosed Q second envelope, addressed to d. 'EhaLfh
ESQ., Merchants Bank New York, or 20 the Underlined
Newark New Jersey either OF whom will furnish Printed
copies OF the morgse, which contains lall Information
By ORDER Vi the Bosrd OF Directors.
ISAAC VAN WAGENEN Treasurer.
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PROVIDENCE, &c., SUPREME COURT,

~ sppTrWrTS HrpN'A d Is5t'-Upon the rppic.
tjon of Nathan r. Dixon for order Of notice to the bill
holder, OF ;ho opkinon Bank aud Claimants upon tie he
o~iver: -,
Its sdudred ordered ,pd decreed that the ,ad Dixon
cause nocc to be published in tho Providence Journal
Chicas Tribune and Kew Tribune directing tho holders
ofthe bin, of td Hopkton tho claimants upon the
Receiver thereof bring IN and pio.ent their bills o. said
Bank ard their claims upon said Receiver At the opAin'on
Rank In Westerly on or before the 18th day Of March 1888
or their srns @ be forever barred against sid Receiver
Said notice 10 be published for nj cn two months after the
18Th day OF December. lGti. u - a.
Nv order JOtiN A. GARDNER, Clerk.
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NywNoHK Dee II, 1864.
ITO the STOCKHOLDERS Of the FOURTH

NATIONAL BANK.
DEAN sSR The election Of a Board ~ Directors Of the
Fourth National Ba6 aud OF rec Inspectors Of Lection to
for year viii taio place on the ION OF January
,euen order 10 increase it, prosperity and thus redeem
iron the low s,tiae IN which has zen held Tor
IN, wear p. With iii, view is proposed 90 offer the Pres
deicy 10 the Hon. Hugh McCuiuush tho prcsent Comp
roler OF s Currency, who, II il confidently believed viii
seecpt the position shall appear Chat be can do
with entire certainty he will no, embarrassed by the
difficulties which hs,e thus fax % rrniy injured ZIG prosper
y tho bank The direction VIII BE iraned with especial
reronee securing The acceptance OF he Presidency by the
gentleman While X VIII he made worthy OF
the conhdrnce of tie .ocl odels ia point OF integrity aud
sound bn,inr. capacity II j. ilc-corc earnestly hoped
b. tho andm-ign,d, owners themselves OF more than
&c r. sGor, place in tie position which is commanding
capitol and great sd,sna:es wsiried q "a IA belsvn; II
this effort has already cnhBhsei the value OF
its stock and II accomplished. viii in.nr- a thot IL. best
friend, could dr.r, II you ~n. TO COOPERATE with US
Of attorney scknowedss before Notary Public and return
mower requires rrvenus stamp Of my cents which il
put BY vii DO sh1ed after Us Fsurn by the under
signed. R''p''tfolly G gcp,,I pows ECO
muller CECIL. RAw5ON L CO.
WA. II. WEBB.
BENKhRD 4 HUTTON,
WATER = GuRNEEt
a. g. RoBBISs SON,
VIM WATERFRONT. yh,
JEROME RIGGS CO..
CLARK DoDGdE s'co.
NJ Bhosd your power have been already sent Ne s1S
cution Of the herewith be substituted II you wish
WIINSLOW, LANIER d Co., No. 81 Wall
w st. will psy JANUARY >. 1855, tho Interest due on
the folio sing named 4securtes, Wit
INDIANA STATE 2i per cent tnd per cent Stocha
KANSAS STATE per cent Bonds -
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE 4 CHICAGO KALI
WAY Fir,t and Second Mortgage Bonds.
iSDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD Second hoHssgs
Bonds. -.
INDIANA ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILWAY 7psr cent
Rond.
JACK SON COZ TY (ohio) Bonds
CITY OF MARIETTA (Ohio) Bonds.
80 Y,f-yD NCNc1
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u. RANDOLPH MARTIN. lr,,,,..,
JOiiNP. YILvERTON, u'A
OFFICE OF THE DELEvAnE AND Hupsos CANAL Co
no. 20 Villain At, cor. Of tIchshgr place. I
t.w.lOrk Dec 20, 1864 }

NOTICE TO STOCBHOLDERS.-ln pur-
suance Of authority given at meeting Of the Stockhold
,rs tho Delaware and pgon Csns Company held on tho
2st day Of April last there viii be spporoDed among ,nei
p.r.on b. Stockh older II said Company the lsh
day Of January twelve thousand hive bundled shares o.
new STOCK ratio OF .hiI. 10 every seven share. OF
,tock then held by each Stockholders cercats OF stock so
rpporonud VIII be ready or delivery 10 those entitled TO TIE
same aud 1er the Ia day Of February mex. oue day on
which the usual cash dividend win be pd. No scrip VIII be
iyued fscons Of share bot the number OF shares re
presenting the sgscgato OF such fractions VIII b. sod at
public sucsn 10th Day January and tho ne,
will be paid th. Stocshod-rs and after the l day OF
February next according their respective nttr.ss
The Government the above mentioned onmsnt
viii De pad By the Company. by order Of ,he Board
ISAAC " SEYMOUR. Treasurer
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cuton Of the one herewith be substituted II you WISH
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NrOTJCF-TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS

NOTICF.-TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS
~ OF THE BRECkEHRlDGE CANAL coal COM.
PAHY KENTuCkl, SECLREp by MoEaoAGh ct
.YELVERTON TRUSTEES: Yon are hereby notified that
under judgment Of foreclosure Of tie aforementioned Mort
the personal property and rGnchc 81 said
Company were sold public snciion in July Ice, for
$1,000 which sale 'e' aside by tie ueEy Cont o.
.nsy made which the s.id real estate peona property
and franchise were sold public auction for $500 lou
a,o notified that ~ desre e. object 10 sd last msntioned
sale and 10 further procceduss taken BY 'Ae Trustees
Won should Immediately ci D. 4. Marin Of sald Tus
Ices AZ ~. Ocean Bank come! Greenwich Gld Fulton st.,
EcYok AID Contribute the Necessary expenses therefor
d. RANDOLPH MARTIN, lru,,ee,
JOHN J.. YELVERTON,
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NOTICE 10 the HOLDERS Of the BONDS Of
N CLINTON COUNTY OHIO. PAYABLE 20 the Cincinnati.
Wmaror and zane.,e R.I I Go%paaI Q, es c At
N.vYoyt and ma.urn. January 1867, that tie whole Of
the annual interest of .a Bonds wsh Yorl sIaA~ss
Nations, Bsnt In Wming ton (sueces'or to w g. Fife Cob
Il The County and State oTssd on the first day Of Jsousy
A. d. 1866 nd 90 said day every Subsequent ye theressf
A. until otbsrviss advised.
By ordsr Of tho Board OF Commissioner q Clinton Co.. O.
BY w. GREER, County Auditor.
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PROPOSALS FOR

TugAsUHY DXPAnTxEST, December 10. 1864.
NOTICE is hereby given, OF the readiness oil
mi. D,p,nent 10 redeem on presentation by paymen,
in lawful money OF by conversion into bond. authorized by
law the Three Yeas Treasury Notes, bearing Interest al the
rate of seven and reeenh per centum issued under Act
Of July IT. 1851 Interest will cease on al such Ifsssuy
Notes presented aer three mouths from TINS da'e
al witch time under tie law tho right Of
w. p FESsENDEN,
. Secreiaryroi the Treasury.
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flnantial.

PETROLEUM.
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL. 81 SOC, 900, NvlDED INTO 500, 600
SHARES,
PAR VALUE, 81.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 81 PER SHARE
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALL ON THE SUB.
SCRIBERS, As SO, 600 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
PREnpESr-J. e. CLARK. Of New.York
VICE PEKsIDENT-R II. WfSHART New.York
TREAsuRKR-H. +. DEVOE New-York
SKCRETARY-J. CONkLlN, New-York.
DIRECTORS.
w. r. KETCHUM, Baltimore, Nd.
q. KING, baltimore, Md.
}. H. GOULD, Philadelphia, Pa
w. Woodbury., Baltimore Nd.
r. II. WlSHART, NewYoIk.
II. y. DEVOE, Ncw.York
4. CLARK. Tar Farm Ia.
II. 7. CLARK, Oil City, Pa
GENERAL SCPERlNTENDENTS.
j. s. CLARK, Y. 4. CLARK, Tar Fam, Pa
H. p. CLARK Oil City, Pa
OFFICES
No. ~ BROADWAY, N. Y.
No. GIG ana GA CHESTNUT.sT, PHlLA,
AND BALTIMORE, ND
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Hnanrial.
PETROLEUM.
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM co.
.,o,s1zrp Under THE LAWS OF NETWORK.

PETROLEUM co.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF NETWORK
,ROYERTY IN rhF VERY HEART OF THE OIL ne
GIoNs OF VENANGO COUNTY PA.
TRUSTEES:
FRANCIS A. PALMER, President Broadway BANK. New
York
NATHAN RANDALL exPresident United States Tsle-
sr.pb Company, New York
ALBERT ii. NICoLAY, Of Albert II. NicOay Co.,
Broker. and Auct!opeers 81 William street, EewYor
yuGENE J. JACKSON, Of Polhsnius Jackson, bankers
md Brokers, 40 Exchange place, Newyors.
EDMUND C. sTEDMAN Secretary New.YOrk Petroleum
Stock Board, and Broker, No. 30 Broad street, New
York.
ANDREW MEHAFFEy, Phlsdephs.
FRANCIS A. GOODWIN, Philadelphia
ROBERr GARRISON, Of ClarksOn 4 Co, Banker 2l
South Thirds,ree Philadelphia.
JAMES NJ. CLARKE, Oil City, Penn.ylvsnia
PRESIDENT.
ALBERT II. NlCOLAY New.York
PRESIDENT.
ANDREW MEHAFFEY, Philadelphia
TREASURER
v. STOUT President Shoe and Leather Bank, New Yorh
OFFICES OF TIL, COMPANY.
Ro.n WILLIAM STREET. New-Yorh,
No. l2l SOUTH THIRD STREET, Philadelphia.
CAPITAL TocK............. ..... 800. GOO SHARES,
AT THE NOMINAL PAR OF SIS EACH-SUBSCRIP.
TON PRICE, So PER SHARE.
Stock subject to no further assessment.
"a, 900 SHARES, OR S1CO, 600 RESERVED FOR
WORKING CAPITAL.
A LARGE MAJORITY OF THE STOCK OF THIS
COMPANY HAVING BEEN ALREADY TAKEN IN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, THE SUBSCRlP-
TON BOOKS WILL REMAIN OPEN BUT FOR A FEW
DAYS LONGER AT THE OFFICES NAMED BELOW.
NEw-YoRK SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS.
FRANCIS A. PALMER,
AtBrondwsy bsnk, No. z37 Broadway.
ALERT II. NICoLAY / CO.,
No. 50 William 81.
POLHAMIUS & JACKSON,
No. ~ Exchange place.
Map. and Prospectus be obtained application at the
shce OF the Company.
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..rt Nyw.YOHK, Dec. ~. 1ssi.
COUPONS of CHICAGO anG ALTON II. II.
~ FIRsT MORTGAGE BOSDS:
Copons Of Joliet and Chicago p n Fir Mofgage Bonds
Coupons Of Dubuque and sioux City X Fifst Mortgage
CcrrcnI Of Dubuque and South Western H. r. Preferred
ir orssgs Bonds doe January lat 1863 wl be paid 81
49,, On ana l0er lie 81 day q January nett le. Govern
"' o. h JESUP K COMPANY
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News Items
By Tsl.yrsph 70 the Sss York sun.l

ITis sid ,hs, the provision recently made for
tie pay vi Me armies covers ss3, 0o0,0OO
Tvs draft in ONO and Indiana Is progressing
quietly.
A SOLDIER Of the l7i,h Ohio regiment committed
suicide q, Cincinnati on sunday by falling his
bayonet
wAanAsTs have been issued by the authorities
at Toronto, ior the arrest OF several OF tho Lake
Erie pirates who have been seen in Toronto.
Tnr bria sultan which left Cleveland, Ohio, on
Saturday tsfternoon, ssruck on . bar and sank
sbout ive miles east Of that city. Seven lives were
loet. The Vesssl and cargo are q total loss.
A DIsrAIon from Fort Scott Ark, says none Of
the forces guarding the train recently captured At
Cabin Greek. were killed or taken prisoner- and
only . few w~s wounded. Thrss-fewths q The
N hsN srAs6 \ y0s Sooa
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LOCAL NEWS.
INV YonK AVID ruE VICINITY.

The reporled capture of bale, al al o4rly hour
yesterday morning, o,nlirci With tho Judcious
tnsnciering Of patriotic brokers and bankers, ocoa.
stoned one Of the most e.o'trs scenes ever wit
messed in the william mf'ci God Room. Tho
apartm,n Mt was crowded At an carly hour BY oper.
stors seeking 10 retrieve ther losses of Saturday
Gold openei at l9A end IN twenty mnutel droppd
TO lsG in ten minrt. more Il r0so TO i0l from
which price II slowly nuctuntcd ap md down, ono
or two per cent, for an hour or more. Then a lee
termined movement was maio to break doyst.
prices. ami a few sales were ma1c at 1917.
Eager purchasers appearing ~ this price.
holders became frrner, and gold rose stead
ly 81 every sale until the close, whsn As lssa
tCSaftnASd a. .lss peos,l
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siAe a truce steamer arrived at Fortr-ss Nom
roe oo Sunday irum varnica. on the James River,
en- rvufo " Annapolis with so Unon prisopers
jua rSlsasci from south,Iu prisons.
OvDE1ss have boen issued by th. NAVY prn,,t.
ment directing tina, hereafter no sits,i,u,e viii b,
>rccved for ths navy unlcss ,hoy te -.auon or Arc
men.
rHx uhssri ptors 70 the seven thirty Loan for
the pAA two days ~ reported L me Treasury pe-
rartusnl smoun 10 sL63l,ooo, and to the Ten.
Forty loan t3sA0oo.
Ns Governments says . WNhirstoa dispatch.
hss noa. spart from newspaper public atoms, any
Information Of pcsss propositions through tho lines
OF Atlantis. or from any other quarter.
Tn Obligations from Coving,on and Newport,
ky' while returning home from Union demon.
| e'"on IN Cincinnati on Saturday night, osmc IN
| collision with r,ob in the Fourth ward Bould-
ers and pistols wcr. freely rscd. Two mon and
ons woman we're killed. and several others wore
| wounded. The no, wac soon duieted.
| Ths prize steamer Georgia has arrived ss New
bcdford. Moss, from New London, which port sho
put into on Thursday last. owing ~ her mncbincry
having become disabled The Goorena WAS sccom.
panied from New London by the u. $. steALier
blorida, which did rot snchor. bu, haylus seen
the Georgia safe into the Ray, departed ON cruise
| IL has not vet teen Ncertsinei whether Goy-
erncr Dennison will accept the position of Postss.
TER Gencral but II NJ supposed tina, he will ~, ob-
lect. lilo is now a'sinp ior the Republicans {.
district in Ohio out of tolcSr phic communication |;
hence The delay. In the mean time Mr. Blair, by
request of the President VII continue 10 discharge
the duties OF the office The latter, in letter to
Washington newspaper, still further explains the
motives OF his rcsignsIion. lie gtaics-"My offer
70 rcsign was not made because the principles
adopted 1t Baltimore were Objectionable TO me but.
on tho contrary, II ws~ made In good faith with .
viSw 70 sllsy suinlositcs smonR the friends Of
thoss principles, and In order to secure their
triumph"
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From the Southwest.

.,,,l. Cen, ., ~, ,Y,a.x. mart of rcr.
,o.,,s e,., c,,.,o, A.. r,r,..... ,,v.-. a, Rate,
I.,t,,, t. p..,,. .,,,,,,, r.,, .xhci. t,rcc
"a .,,,,,.,o, >, =. M ,,., x,,h ton s-,n. Col.
co,.,!ou and ss-r,so, a, Ancn. Al, were n.
,,cl "a Nv .,.,,e cr,c, q ,.hels and .o.r rverc
a,,h, e .l,,,.,,,, ,,.r, s,,s.,, n .,rr.p.
5.., s.,s,.i h,,.,,n,,. ,n,h,,,n, n, demo, x.,s
SIT, r,,r.s, i, l., A,h.n. =, ,v,,
o.io,. y.s,.,isv .,.rn,,n a.,.eb,n,p, Of 100
t.. ..,,,..... a.. ,xr,, q,
80. ., -, A.. .,,, c
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Affairs on sh~ Rio Grande.

Tho New Orleans steamer, which arrived At this
port yesterday brings interesting "details II tho p~-
ou'iar situation OF military sralrs on the Rio
Grsnde It spp.Ns thai on de ,th instant Colonel
u. N Day, who cpmmsnis tho uniou forces on the
Texan frontier received in,cl''g.n.e thai tbe
French commander 1T Bsgdsi hai contI lctei with
Colonel Ford, commanding the rchl forues At
Brownsvllc, to deliver him drove Of cattle from
tue Texan side Such trgtlli bong contraband,
C1l Day sent oui force under Major S,ycs, ~ tho
First Texas Cavalry, b. frus,ratt the design. This
force, numbering ono hundroi and twenty-five
men. encountered the ro'.l detachment In charge
OF the cattle, and put thcn ~ digit, driving them
back to point where he rebels werc reinforced by
another detachment, wh.ch Increased their number
" two hundred AMI dfy. T)!h parties prepared
for battle and tie lr.sohincnt OF Union ldiers
haung tho advantage Of two pieces of
cannon, advanced upon tho enemy. kosp-
ing their sriiilcry concealed behind the
cavalry. Wien within easy range thoy
hailed, threw few shells II tho rebels, when the
latter re,rested towards Brownsville. While theSn
opcrations were 10 progress the French wore all
v.ucins oI Matamoraa with . large force Cor.
tnas with his force ct Mexicans. " make . coun
ter movement a,.ainss the French moved On u "
dad with hls command, as n to take tho town by
! Storm and conmencci a vigorous attack with
artillery. This he kept up until night whom h'
quietly Withdrew his forces, fell back 10 or ~ miles
and, when morning came he croaseh ths ni'
Grandc, and marched loliiy upon BroS nsville
| The rebel commander, sening that he would b.
compelled either ~ surrender eyacusie, sdoptec
the latter policy, withdrew from the town, and pro
cceded up tho nyor. Cortnas, after occur yinl
brownsville, raised the Federal flag, with ~
design of surrenderng tho plSe to tho tni'ec
States 1, appears however. that no aftorwrrd
recrossd 10 th. Mericsn ode Of the river, engage
the French n-Iny, and d-fe.t~i them with severe
loss. This would seem " conr ,dic the previous
reports relative " tho eSpousa Of the Feica osus'
by Cor,lnas and his army, and renders tho solution
OF this qnadr,.nsuAr fighting still more inexplca
bic. Further intelligence Is therefore snxiouslI
loosei for,
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PREPARATION TO MEET
THEM.
TIE MILITIA CALLED OUT.
Highly Important Report.

Cairo, Sep. 2i.--rhe Memphis Buri rnS Cf YES
Srdav publishes, wha. Z, regards ~ reliable
authority the Substance Of dispatch received NJ
holy Spring. announcing the uncondidoua! sur
rvnder OF Mobile 10 our gunho-,s No dates arc
given. The g,inbosis approached The city :, close
thai they eoui, have destroyed 10 without Gifl-
Guilty.
"a naval officer, who participated In all Adnirs
Yarrusu,'s operations againS Noble, aud VIC has
irs arrived in this city spccisl duty, eSprcsTea
the pres,est confidence In the truth u the reported
capture Of the city. He s,a'es that when he lcf,
affairs, which are no, At htcr,y ,o publish just
now, were m a suitable vim T. so:Iro tia, result
-Epr SuEI
rBy Nod
The New Orleans Eva ssyso' tie si''e OF AGar'
Q, Mobile n. or 10 tho reported surrender;
Our savioss fro,n Mobile nay nro 20 The iiih inst
--w~ipesdsy last A. thst Nnlc nll va q'n"i- siri
Che sohiiers were principally employed IN catching
6Ah and estinS oysters. ~ mu,ciucnH c' the arr
or aeei were teing usde ~ Which mcuuou can u
r,nsia. TIE monitor Tecuns"h IL fisinlv tlhle IN
her wstery bci and preparations are being made
W remove her msch.ocry, Suns, etc. !! ~ nov
considered possible TO Raise her hull as II Is snp
posed, from the rspidty with which shr SUNK u Al
large portion Of nor bottom was torn away hy ,n'
explosion OF the iorpeco. Fort Games under th'
YeiuvenattrR tourh OF we tniob bNIl'Nu' ~ ''''
Ing very spruce snd noat In fact 'rlean ~ ne =
nm" il & not structure, however, thht woul'
stsnd q hoavy bornbsrdment Ii.li tho v'nYnt '
metal which was thrown into fpt Morgan "ou'
completely destroy It. For, Morgan 30 slpNrut'l
hopele ess wreck, ana II sceus impossible that an
considerable portion Of the old works can eve
scAin - rnx1e serviceahle. CsIH w. g. Fslcf
Clief Of Military Telegrsphs for ton. Cmby's ia
vstop has rece ntly beon on a vlnt ~ Mobile Bsy,'
pursuance OF his duties, accompanied by NJ. 81
phic, bis chief rnechnnicisn The laying Of a tele
xrsph cable among the work rer'orIne'i, hu
bsx ~sen what points il wA lad VIC d. not i> .
htsrty 70 stliIe.
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From New Orleans.
IupsYtass frosn Il. Rio Grasde.


Neu fcrk, Sept. S.--rhe s>eaIner fung shuey
t,,,, Nsr or,s.n. nm Aha fsth ,nr .rr,v.d hc,e
- ~, -
'h's morning. We arc 'nhos'n '" 'urSe' ~nnso'o
and the Commercial EIpsess Company for prompt
d.l,,.,, ~ .,,, ,,s d..n.,ch f,oro R.,o, R.rv.
N
70 the New dreams TINES says;
ne steamer John J. Roc was mAracd and sun6
twenty -one n,iies below New Madrid when run
ming in denre log No one was ,ds4, hut three men
were injured by tbs chimney fsl,nc, and twenty
OF twenty -hy. soldiers we're drowned by jumping
overheard ancr the dsnrer was over They he
lonscd to the Second Wisconsin cnvalry"
~. r
-"
~ tie upper stcAmship handing yesterday could
have hccn witnoesrd . sight somewhat strange u
New Orleans of late years This wus bs'ee OF coston
being rolled on boArd vcssss 70 ~ dirSa ~ hing.
land We saw soms h0y b~les shipped IN shs
steawship sir W wlbsm Peel, which Ais Tor Liver
pool direct On the Ash Inst, Tuesdsy merit
The New Orleans ExA bss tho following p~rt,cu-
-, ..,,.,.., 49, r., ptv., t..,,,,,, ,,.,
NJ W 'ne e'iP<o'""n ny 'A" n''' e"'iS INV"
Mobile Ray, previously reported by telegraph,
III. s.p>ition 10 Ron s,rout Bsv DESTROYED
Ptopsry " tns ysue Q, ncH,y one nhinon .. a",
,mmep, y.lu. !, ,h. r,iels. Inc Lat. which
COMPOSED the expedition were the TrltoniA- light
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en,.qsci in net striped wooncn skull cap d~Nn
nNlnt bis car while his body is ccpta ued " Thin
u, ctlhr-,csa uf Virylns c,u,h overrosi, striking
his hc.'s It's ices are covered y lcsSnss ot us
same matcfsL wrapped from the Get upwards a.
u ~ NJ Tho knees with whir tale. Vie is - brave
A. ~ 10 lorr.iv, srA m hotrciv sny msn YOU
ever f,v. except Psrton Brownlow, who l. said 70
rva bis a,isnic majesty in personal appearance.
ric-c nrc many INCIDENT. irla,ci ~ O'd Juh.L but
I ,suno, st rrs-en' csll tc mind but one During
the battle ~ the W denres ono oS'ssun.
re-. tncrt from South Carulins ~u ordered ~
,hprrc the encry For snrne reasca they fslsred
u 4 uba. hear ng II II, rode up ~ the head of the
cchrr- ard. IN that pccuisr,y Of tone for which
h, ~sa ao,od. crici out, 'Blusi you. you got Ne
int Ns BANNED srrapo. and you shall help u'
ont" The regiment was 2, cut Nv The remark
that thcv rushci upon the foc, drv,ns him frcm
evrry pYanGun.
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v'etsburg, Sept. 2ist-ra caro- s6th. Gen.
Dan, has coiaiuonccd active o'sraiions 10 this
d.s'rlL large cavalry force len last night.
under Cl Osbornc, which will he followed BY q
heavy infantry force The result will prob ably 10
kuoNu Ia snmc ten days negro was shot on Tho
i,r, and 'wo are t. 10 executed the 18th, for
mui!uy. yma tcrs sro paying the troops here.