davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Arrived.

sFanship Qutker City. Wet. Chlrsston Dec p. md'c.
r. ~. 10 E.NE, detained many Aours "a Sandy HooA ia
,...iip r',on (Brl Palmer London Nov 90 md .e Of
WILL De- T. d.c. 1homa. DgnLlu. Had stroas westerly
icsnrr staiisht. fedek wiimins,oa y. c. mdse. Ar
''s :esIeI ia Sea Gur. Fish Baltimore mle J. Z. Small
ac,mu ~ A b. yn'n. Jor-4l Beaufort nd'e.' Nar'ay
aessa.eI ga.iern ciy' Nandy, PHILADELPHIA
Irk ro1ia WheSary. .Jinwa,l u days. sreunol anl
tea J. JOY. Had tine weather up to iiiie'as since had
Tfs Msth1 Hul.on. Washington 10 dly. coal
Shf 4 J. Dyer LofeI Feurdinn ~ ilys naval stores
Srhr H. strteyht. Crui.e rLia4,lpiil days. coal
scif Harriet BTew.;en Hle,ius Gcor-covT dys coal
SIR II. e. simmons, Fo,ortor,rels Moaroe daysw1od
rln }. H. T1enin' Latehefn 'r1fe', ,9wn clys co..
Sir Eva Tuner vii.uia i.ys, corl, \. {. Haven.
shs. Mary Francis, p.rby CA.ncot..sIc days. wood
s,hr. II. j. Raymond Eli"oHh, baltimore days, coal
S,ls Msry aud Ad,ue. Dawn. olnco.easuc dsys eoa
s,,lr e. J.. Scull Sru.l bcnu'oTt 20 da,s, wood
sr \. II. Cain. simpson, ~ Mafh' - days cotton.
sA,r. Edwin T. Alien Allen GeoGse'o~n dsys, coal to
Sun Jacob Kiense Lake, Georgetown days, coal An
sr,r' Two Mtrys. Manekers. Virginia diys, wood.
schr. Maria Jane, Jones, GEORGETOWN days co,L
sshr Ioln T. Willim. Curtis Gcoisetown 10 days coal.
schr. D. B. W,rner lloi,kiuson Mobile.
schr riria Smith, Qess55...i.2a.
Schr. D. Is99li rec, re- v lniusion.
scir lie Of Pines. Lake, Richmond.
sclf. ]. B Sawyer. Scudier, NnaAinptnn.
schr Emma !. Got Lavender, Baek River jam, IS days
oranges T. Douglas.
Scir Gem Powell Mobile 20 days cotton, T. :. Powell.
schr Helen Mar Wines, Georgetown u days, coal T.
Newman
Srlf Conste lation, Kelsey, Providence.
Schr Daniel Holmes. Holmes, Georgetown days, coal
scsr Isabella Garman Galveston % days, cotton, N.
McCrrndy Co
sch Mosr. y. Brnmaali Daye. Georgetown days, Amer
icen Coal Go.
srbr T. W Rumsey. soper. Geor;etown days, coal.
schr WIN. n. Kengc, Soper, oeoigotown days, coal
Ain. Coal Co .,
S.hr Waupousa, Merwiu, trod"Iica, Del, days corn
srhr Moonlight st,tts. Baltimore . days, coal
selr Wm. o. fhsh. Rathburn. Georsetown cosL
srhr Henry Finch talAcubufg Gcorsetown days coal
sclr Wn Carrs, spcar 6coFcetowno days. coal Amsri
can Coil Co - -, -,
schr Hattie Lou. Nainrr Virginia days, wood
schr Chthafine Primer Virginia days, wood
schr r. l.. Simpson, liazcton, Roanoke River days
slingiss. %, u ,,---
srbi Elizabeth Dcllir Tarbos philadephs days coal.
schr. Queen Of Clippers Oh, DAWSON ST. John ~ B
lumber, A. Snihcfs .
schr d. H. Bennett, Wood, Georgetown days, coal
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

HE for best grades The Of the improve
uent be the result Of compeon among the
buyers than anything else The arrivals did not slack
any great extent and there advance in Provisions
sufficient to justify It, and the was We had those
prices for only about days when the figures ell back
the following range Of prices Best grades lie; Lg Prime
price best demand Medium. lot4lc. The arrivals for
the amount to 49, 8. Corresponding week last year
,46 Corresponding week previous year. l5,,0J
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
EEwYORK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ~ 1863

with n,onsses abandoned at sea in sinking condo H.
on the 23d inst. Crew saved
Steamship Union Ieportr Dec at m of Start Point,
fell ia with the fishing smack Hound from Hayre for Fall
mouth with cargo Of hides having lost all sail and in
sinking condition Took of two men) and brought
them TO this port
Dec Is, at p m OF Sandy Hook. sehr Gem was run
into by unknown brig carrying away ssrboMdquarter,
rail and stancions. Damage to brig unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
,rui,. Close nj the Posf-Onlce

For Furop. nv seauel layn Dec 21.......... lot a.
For Saniago De Cuba 10y ystenmer fnbkcc Dee ~ p IA
for uny.u, y .,esr.r Moro Castle Dec. 27..... a..
For Charleston by steamer Ofnnada. Dec 2f'... r. ~
For Wilmington BY steamer tlyde Dec. 2l..... u p H.
Dec ~ ...,....................... 8. IN.
For Europe Portland. every Thufsday j; T. M
For Atlanta, Augusta, Charchton, toInnibus Mont
gOn,ery. Pensacola, Mobile Richmond, Whining
ton n CMals close daily at...........".... - y. M
For Europe via Quebec steamers-Mails made up
every " edne.day aud closed NJ l:iD y. M Let
teIs 10 be sOecay addressed via Ouebss-"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
sEaIrpGaG rNTHLIIGENCE.
PORT " NEW YORK
Cleared.

steamslip Miami Glars. Boston. Whitney Hathaway.
s,.m.hip Eastern ity. Muldy Philadelphia
Eaft Return OBJ S'Tcklud. Antwerp Boyd Htncser
WENT ~
Brg fIed.ey Vicars (Rr)-- Ml,amoros, = Ward Co.
Hrs Mary kileout tBrl. iilrrhie Hav1na,J EWut6 Go
s.r Trumpet tEfl. or toTuwH.ils. ID. X. ID. Woi &C.
SIR. Hattie Baker Cf1wel, ArnacnicoIa u. fosi.
Slr. Ransom tlrl, Brown, toEnwa.is, - = a sHi'h
or. Co.
Sl!. John, Mos, Wilmington. Powell Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
I;,. s,o.. Over the Eric Railway.

Statement Of Live Sioct transported over the Erie
RAILWAY Tor the week ending Dec 30 10 cars Cattle
43 DO flogs - do Sheep do. Horses do MuIcs;
total cars Of stock for the week, III.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
philadelphia Cattle Mnrhcf-Dec. &c.

Beef Cattle very dull and unchanged sales OF 900 head
at l00l3tc. Sheep active aud advanced
sales o. 1900 head good fat Sheep 68c Cows dl Spring
at $3.50 $40.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
HIS WIFE APPROVES.

The Rev l. MOORE, late Agent American bi''e 'N'''
writes: 81 have used Mrs ). \. Aliens Worlds ""f ~
.torer and Hair Dressing and it has also been "' W "'
wife We uuqaalidedy pronounce them the o''' f''i''
,.v, ever used-a rliol declaration mmy J"''''
.niu IL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

Shin Uld Colony Perry London Oct. a. went ashore At
IN near Fort Lafayette, while IN tow Il seamtug William
Fletcher ,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Rrceipss OF Produce.

Dec. aG-5oGO bbls. Flour 3s2 bbs. Whisky, u
bbls Corn Meal $3.50 bush. Corn, 2Z0 pAgs. Lard. IL
pkgs. Provisions.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Pas,eurrrs Arrived.

h,'e.r,h.p Quaker Cfy from 'Lsflrs' s'on-Nlf eng w.
Pa ,l.t Pes.~ 4 4. SrH t.rt Nct idan' I, D. sto'A
,a 4 .,.,rrit n v TAYLOR VI podfo. ! LIni, stephen
,b~,.f Nr.of -I,.r 4 :. Darby j. l. tr.hane. Ni,to
m ,el N Ersat4e a. y Ee..as~I John H'ir-cf' p; ~
10. lf A urT..I A. Leillt a " Sn.ory JAMIE. ai
Ia Inhn Ncfsurlin J. 4 sr'rr. ~ Ffboufsh. o. Stif
dgr, A.r HaTtsxeIl aid others in th- stsrfnse.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
FOR CHILDREN'S HAIR.

Mrs. CLARK, wife OF the Rev. u. ". CLARK Cincinnati
Ohio writes. have used Mrs. : ~ Aliens Zy'ooa'aAuD
with u,ch .,i.c,lou in dressing my and chre' h-f'
After trying various arccs. feel no hesi'ao" VI ''''
endns yous as tie best have used 1t gives TIE a-
soft. glossy appearance aud retains it in any I''D0" u'
sirsd
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Memoranda.

French brig Prosper previously reported ashore lies in the
condition. er consists Of $50 hhds tcs and
357 bbs sugar. and consigned to s. Il. Reynal Son
Of this citv.
Steamship Bo.phorn. which reponed in the morning
being Fort Lafayette, has since been got
off without damage and come up 70 the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
-AdYeTilseInent.l /
r. lAdyeTseInentl
CAsrRRLLs HOLIDAY GIFTs.-Dainty toilet

:, NHNThhLLb HOLIDAY OIFTb.-DdlntV toilet
tpss ncy and fancfuly embroidered can be found
$4,000 no si5 Broadway in great variety and as they
soaped loT pIcsents, cannot fail 70 meet with ready
me us1a attractive assortment Of Winter B0ors and
a., ,yf aoies, gentlemen aud children chsracterc Of
~ ''hhsin~nt viii ssO be found Of
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
FINE HEAD OF HAIR.

~. pev II CORNELL. Ncw.York City says in 'e'
ter: IL procured Mrs. s A. Aliens "0Hd' "i'
and zvobal.amam for relative am happy to ,y p
,h falling of Of the helr and restored II i'o" ''''
,.., IN i,s n,,arul glossy and beautiful baeA''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

SEVENTY FIRST BeGIMENT DRlLL.-The new
Regmental Band. which has been organized and
equipped under the supervision Of the Colonel will
make its first appearance at the battalion drill this
evening at the State Arsenal large number of the
friends 6 the regiment have been invited 70 be present
The 7st Regiment Ball comes of ON the h Of January
for which extensive preparations are being made
Gov Fenton and staff Gen. Hooker and stan, aud
many other distinguished military men and civilians,
viii grace the occasion with their presence.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
COURT cALENDAR-Turs DAY.

sUPREhB URT-CIacUIT-PARIs i. AND H.
scoumedfor The term, Part lI.-No calsnder made mp.
thtnngns-Nos. -. a. as, A. a. lG1 III. 49, 2J 1870,
i% 49, l5l l4 1856 l6l los l7o POO 2 205 26 z08 209
sPEIAL TyRx.-sUPrMoR COURT AND CoCRT
% ConsoS PLEAs- TRIAL TKRxs Tor the term
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
bort lOerncns' Nciire.
STATE OF NRw.YoRK.
PoRr.WAppESs OFFICE, No. l0f Wa

PoRr-WARDESs OrPICE, No. lOi Nal-sL
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the act passed April H. 1851 entitled An
Act 20 Reorgsn.ze the Warden Office Of the Port of New
loTk TO all persons interested in, or hayin: chrse o.
the following vessels under examination by the Port
Wardens the said exaninsions viii I've
completed within ten days next succeeding this notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
VALUABLE TESTIMONY.

The Rev. A. WEBSTER, Boston, Mass writes i
have used through the advice Of personal friends Mrs n
Allen, Worlds Hair Res,orer and Zylobllssmnm or e'erA
months past with great effect and entire satisfaction a"
noe uehe, ba nor gray: my har Dry and 5Fiie b'
LA. reeaiued the .onness Of Is earlier years.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

PgRsoYAL.-We are requested to state lhat
the Hon. John T. Hoffman, Mayor elect is ABOUT 10
ohange his residence and that on and after saturday
the 30tL inst, his residence Will be at the Clarendon
Hotel. corner of FOurthaye. and Eigheenths''' IN
stead Of AZ at present No. 2c4 Fourth-ave. We also
arp that he intends receive his friends az the CITY
Hall on New Years day, between the hours OF IL and
oelOek n m,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

BULLS HRAp.-The live stock markets are
moderately supplied but fewer animals of all kinds are
wanted during holiday week the demand being for
prime stock Beeves are lc. to le. higher than last
week with rather slow sales The supply is little more
than half wi il week ago. Sheep are in air
demand and all sell each day soon after thsy ss.ye.
Hogs advanced to llie., bu have fallen back TO llc
with moderate call.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
FIGHr IN MorT.sr.-On Monday night,

FIGHT IN NOTTST.-On Monday night,
during row in the saloon Of Michael Lynch No. ~
Mott-st., Patrick Dunleary of No 7j Muiberry.st
was badly beaten about the head and body and stabbed
in the face and hip. The latter wound IS considered
dangerous. Owen White Young man. was subse
quenty arrested by Officer Poe of the Sixth Precinct
and committed by Justice Hogan for trial ruiiian,
who passes under the cognomen Of Piggy" was one
his escape.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

ALLEGED CASE OP PICKING POCKETS.-
Samuel Tweed Monday night arrested by or.
bcer OConnoT, Of the Tenth Irecint on the complaint
Of Jesse b. Evans Of No. - MaIket-st The complain
ant states that the night IL question while standing
IN front Of the circus No 81 BOwery he felt
fuDblng at bis vest pocket and nrned in time to find
the accused with his silver watch in his hand. He i'm
medstely seized hin and handed him over The officer
above mentioned. Yesterday ne was taken before
Justice Shandley and held to bail in tie sum Of $50
Elias Perry OF No. 20 Bowery became his surety for
that amount.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

Mr. Jerome Hopkins, thu pianist gives Ills
second concert in Brooklyn. y the hall OF the T. NJ
Christian Association, this afternoon, at - O'CLOCK.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

DINNER TO THE PoLIcE.-On Christmas day,
BY invitation Of the propret0rs Of the Lafrge House
The Police Of the Fifteenth Precinct Capt. Cafrey
proceeded in sections the above hotel and partooA
Of q bountlful dinner
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
RENEWED HIS AGE.

Rev. NJ THATCHER Of New YORK in letter says My
is 60 One year ago NY hair very gray, and alrs
,.oa Mr.. 4 Aliens Wc-l. Hair Res,orer according 10
directions and hair stored to is natural coio
and has ceased to fall
The Zylobalsanan have found the best and mot ases-
abe hair dressing have ever used
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
B. G. 1ORD, Captain Sanitary Company.
RoBREp WH1LE sLEKPIXG.-Hiram c. Seal

NVBbEU W HILE U FTO'lIf
fruit dealer was yesterday arrested by Officers Fey
and Scott Of the Third Precinct the charge OF theft
Mr. SOon Dixie IL the street and invited him to share
bis the Sewell Honse n College place with him
They being slightly acquainted, Mr.. Dixie accepted the
invitation, and, while sleeping Lis companion stole
from him S220 in Treasury notes. The money wa'
found the accused at the time OF his arrest and h'
confessed his guilt lie was yesterday committed b!
Justlca Hogan for frial.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
ilsIAIlLRE ALMNNAc.

NM NTa'I
sn, Rls..-..l lsun S,',..... 80 Moon vets. ] !.
non WATER THl. psT
SANDY Hoek 24gf GOV. i.land... - iie Oatr... go
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
CITY NEWS.

MKrBoRoLoGICAL.-Y was, in every
,sspect, London day-damp heavy, foggy ana gene,
ally disagreeable One only had to imagine the n"u
.on the Thames and Trinity st. Pauls, and ne was ~
once in the heart of the British Babylon ana pacing
Recentst or Pall-Ma The rain fell part OF t"e u"'
and the metropolis fully sustained the reputation II a'
long suffered from Of being the most unpleasant CITY l."
America during the winter months.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

PURE CONCENTRATED FOIA9H'
o,RFApY SOAP MAKER Warranted donbc tie strength
OF cofcn Po..h aud superior to my other saPoMhet ~
lev ip the market, Pot up In cans az D. lhl POM =,
,,,r, rc4,ts .ud l.. rclnd. with il' DIX ton ~ l.n
ls and German for making lard \ son s4q one p ma
-. rs -rus of SD0 Soar 10 ire is rrsiled. Con
nm ~. ,fl md hi. .he -.care.t Poa,h IN market.
y. T. BfBBlTV.
6G.@.e7a, CO. TO- II asa - wa.hins,on.s... NewYor
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

DANGEROUSLY BEATES.-Cn Monday night,
Daniel Martin and VIM Laro attacked Michael Burns
81 The corner Of Iye"y y.secondst and Tenhaye. and
na " erey the head with pitcher that hi3
.ne .espaired Of The nssaianis were arrested ana
- ,vsterdsy committed by Justice Dodge. Both arc
Young men and reside at No. ~ Vest IweptIethst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

A CHsIsTMAss F;vHT.-1uring the eontinu.
ace of light at Inc Of sixteentht and Tenth
ave on Monday night, Owen Gaiiney Of No. 4jl West
Sixteenth.st was stabbed in the abdomen by John
Rltche, receiving slight wQUpd IAe assallant was
arrested by Officer Gri:.in o. The slxeeph Precinct
and yesterday committed by Justice Qoass he Is d
young man and resles IL \ o. ~ West SIteenfh 81
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

CD Monday night Thomas Kiernan quarTeed with a
blind woman named Annie Leonard at No. I47 Worth
st. and she stabbed him in the head and face with a
knife inficting severe wounds. He WAS conveyed 10
his residence, No. l2G Baxter.st., and attended by
Police Surgeon Waterman. The woman was arrested
by Officer Van Buskirk Of the Sixth Precinct aud yes.
tefday morning committed by Justice Hogan.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
GET THE BEST.

III, Rev. c. A. BuCKBEE. Treas. Am bioe t.,,,
writes. ivc!y cheerilly adj my 'e'""oy -, a.,,
uumerou. other friends TO Mr. = ~ A''" ,r1 ,une.
,,o, 10 ANYTHING have ever used
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

STABBISG APFRAY IN 4 TENEMENT HOUSE.
Mary Bensel and Julian Chestnut inmates Of the ene
ment house No ia CberTy-st., became engaged IN "a
row Monday night, and during the aifray Chestnut
stabbed the woman in the right shoulder iniicng se
wound. He was arrested by Officer JarbOe Of the
Seventh Precinct and yesterday committed by JUS
fce Shandley.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

THEFT OF A WATcH.-Oficer Davis Of the
Central Office, Monday might, arrested Samuel s
Garyin. young man on the charge Of stealing gold
watch valued at 800 from Miss Caroline Dangics0n Of
No u james ST. she leaving the San Francisco
Minstrel Hall, No SIS Broadway The property was
not recovered Yesterday the prisoner committed
for trial by Justice Dodge
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Spoken.
Disaster.

Big Blaekhsh from Savannah for New Yors-Dec "a, o
ilstt.ras.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
VALUABLE ARTICLES.

The Rev. } WEST No. b 6Wsshnstonpia''' ~
BROOKLYN. L. L. says in i,tior q" am nspp' ,Il,,'.
testimony 70 the value and elisaey oi "p' b, the
,',-,,,. p..,orsr and Worlds Hair Dres'ins' }" 'H'
They have restored my hair where "''
bald. and where gray to it. original COLOR
PRINCIPAL DEPors AND SALES oFF'oh'
No ras GRGENwICHSr. NEw-fo1h III y ~
and
A.. ,o1 mon uoLBORN LaNDoN fN'''N
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

SANITARY POLICE REPoRT.-The following
4. the report o the dongs Of the Sanay Police during
Che past week:
IT, The Hoaorabh he Board Of Police
4; GESTssEy: The following is the amonnt oi wcrk per
med by the members my command for the week enchs
Dec % 1865 There have been 4V Complaints iiao au ~"
tces served for the cleansing Of lg7 sinks IS prvies, 81
yards rs housesewers q cellars, ! stable, 81 houses. :
and Tor the repairing Of sinks, sidewalks honse,
oops chimney coal vault and 25 hytrenis and water
pipes There ceansed under service OF previous
otce le4 sinks "A prvie 4o yards q cellars - house
n honse "a areas and alleys stable, cespool'
and repaired sinks, sidewalks, chinneys, vault ccv
ers Is Cro;on pipes and Total complaints 4O
total cleansed 49, uGdeT pEesious notices All oi which
respectfully submitted.
B. @ toRp Captain sanitary Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

RoARp oP COUYCILMEN-ANN-sT. TO BE
wmgygp. sc. se.-The Board met at o'clock yesIer'
ay afternoon the President, James Hayes esd IN lhe
char resolution was laid over, directing the Oouh
Si6en Ann.st and extend the same which being com
peted the street then be designated as New Broad
wsy.0 a resolution was adopted that Chares'st. pc
tween Fourth and BeeckeIsis, be DESIGNATED as an
Nest PLACE" The Board concurIel with the Aldermen
in overriding the Mayors veto on the resolution IN
eressing the salary Of the Second Assistant Clerk m
the Finance Department TO S2oo0 gef annum: me
Board took up the Mayors veto on the le."utlnn 10
publish 800 copies OF the Ferry Leases and Railroad
GraDts" Laid over. The Board then adjourned TO
o'clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
nRv.YOnK CATTLE MARKBT.

RECEIPTS
FoR .BE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, Dec. 70 iooa
SheeL and -..,
Reeves Cows Veals Lambs Swine. az c,o
asI IG2 352 lI,435 1888 ooV'"
These were sold OF the following Market Places:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

We refer by permission, The following weifsno"n -
Cer.ymen whose certificates viii be found in or ciTc"aI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

TIE Buoeks sod ut AleoD reported from the follow
LIT ON nRnTHRl

Thcv by the fOIIowng Fontes Enc Nniioed ZjI;
Hudson River Railroad 10; Harlem Railroad si36; New
Haven Railroad lj NewJersey Central Railroad 1885, on
foot, II.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

The following the Of drovers owners or con
sinee Of the principal droye and where the cattle are re-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

KEMARKs ABOUT BEEP CATTLE
The total number this week. g. Bl head with
4)4 head sst week with $40 head average
asst year and with i,8 for the corresponding week yeai
ago.
The number sold yesterday and day at the principal
market 21 head compares with $3.50 head last week. and
with 1901 head the svcreee ;r week last year ena "h
sysy mead stni,riet one y az AGO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-15

side out Aterwsrd they stripped of their vests and
coats, and begun quarreling about the distribution
They seemed TO think they had money and would not
give it up. Their death a foregOne conclusion
Meantime Capt. Singleton up; he was free ma
son. so was Capt. Hayes The party was saved They
were marched back to Greenvie, c. H., and put in q
dungeon with the negroes who confined for mar
der Tho inhabitants, mostly the women came to see
them. One Travelled IL miles TO see the live Yankees
From very cautions approach she finally discovered
the Yankees were not wild animals and at last became
socabe and thought it shame to treat people So she
aftcrward brought bre ad for them to eat.
The party went back to Columbia. The train ran of
the track. -Four were killed and II wounded. They
1.-THE Rebel guard) badly mutilated. having legs
and arms broken and smashed. The only two Yankee
prisoners escaped. Six weeks terminated their mpris
onment. They on their way rejoicing 70 their
friends at home They win go back to the army, and
Fight till the last armed foe expires.
For the green Of their sires,-
God, and their native land
Among the officers just arrived here Is Lieut.. A. A.
Abbott Of New.York who has made a daily record OF
the events of prison life in the Confederacy. He will
soon issue book to be entitled Letters from Prison."
with pictorial ustr atoms Of places and through
which he and his associate officers have passed. The
book will possess thrilling interest. E.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-15
Return sfthe Lass ershe Union Prissncrs-
Further Accounts Of their Treatment
Transport sunk by u Torpede-Tnlsing
the Oaih-Capiures ~ Wilsuin gsop.
Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent
WILMINGTON, y, c.. March s. 1865.
The last of the paroled prisoners arrived at
the lines yesterdays the flag Of truce which has osted
during tho process Of delivery. withdrawn and al
further peaceful intercourse suspended These last
number about &C., and in their Indebtedness cap the
climax VI horrors which eyes have feasted r the
week past DR.. w. 7. Welbourn Of the sOth Indiana
and Dr. Mullins ofthe 10th Kentucky who OBLIGATED at
the NorthEast Bridge and received and superintended
tie moving Of the patients to The rear represent the
condition OF these rs worse than any that have
ever come from the Southern prison-houses. DR.. Wei
bourn thinks threeqnarters Of them will die in
spite Of all the that be adopted restore
them will not further harrow the feelings Of the
reader by sDy attempt at description. will endesvor
10 send list Of deaths occurring In the various VIII
mngton hospitals soon. ||
The prisoners who were sble to bear transportation
are already ON their way home
The men who have suffered these terrible wrongs at
the hands Of the Rebels think arc too lenient with
them and that Christian orbesrsnce and forgiveness
eIs thrown away upon such araee The Advocates 10!