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Especial Dispatch to the Western Press.1
The Rebel Pirates.
EEw YoRK, Sunday, Feb &C. Midnight
The EeyaM Of this morning say
the latest adrices from London are that th,
pirate ram had put into the Spanish port O.
Ferrnl, having nlet with considerable t1anase'
in the Bay Of Biscay alter leaving the French
coast. She was considered q failure. Tht
U. s. steamer Ningara and a French steamer
had gone to intercept her. The new rcbc
pirate Ajax sailed from England some week
ago, and three others would shortly sail, ons
Of which WAS named the Hercules and III:
on The Clyde and about ready.
Rebel Rafbaritfes.
The tribune says: Prisoners who escaped
from Salisbury Penitentia1y nearly four weekt
after its correspondents, report the condition
Of afairs there, instead Of Improving. grow.
ing worse. The number Of deaths they are
unnble to give, but think the mortality and
cnllstmenS at this rate have been In the same
proportion. The service must have lost tc
the present date at least 100 soldiers.
Rebel kxtracts.
The Tribune has extracts from the Rit4..
mond papers Of the 24th. The En1aatner says
u It is generally understood that some attack
By Grans'in this direction is anticipated. Ev.
e1ything has been got In readiness for any at.
tempt be may make. It was thought that
but for the heavy rain yesterday, the enemy
N0ul0 lAft uEPtIUpcu ul8 lQLeuLlQQS.
The Dispatch says: "Gen. Johnston on
wednesday was ordered to report to Gen.
Lee. It is the general opinion that he has
been assigned to the command of all the
forces operating against Sherman"
Con9rs eslonn1.
The large amount Of business necessary to
be transacted will engage Congress day and
night till the adjournment, without at1oEdlng
opportunity for the deliberation their tmpor.
tance demands. 4 large number Of public
bills, including those necessary for the army
and navy. have not get become laws, and
the nmendatory enrolment bill is
still pending. The Indian appropriation bill
is Jet, With other Important measures which
bare passed the: House, to be acted upon By
the Se1ate, including the Bankrupt and Illi-
nois and Niagara Falls Ship Canal bills. The
House, too, hare yet to consider various ilu-
portant bills which originated in the Senate.
The Amendatory Internal Revenue Bill is
ordered for tomorrow In the Senate.
The House will probably consider the Ar
kansas and Louisiana election cases, the
Committee on Elections having reported
fayorably On receiving representatives frem
these States.
The sultind is very indignant because the
Senate refused to arm negroes. 1t SAYS !:
Il The rebel armies ore outnumbered and
pressed by the enemy that seeks, their final
destruction. The course Of the Senators is in
iurfn,,s # mt fatal tn the COnftderncyH
, 1865-02-27
FROM CAIRO AND REI.0w-
Important from the 8outf1-Matters Mt
Memphis and New Orleans.

MEApu1s, Feb. p via CA1no, Feb 26.-Tht
Bulletin Of this morning says the rebel LEADER
lately issued orders ttshave all detachmenti
OF their troops In West Tennessee, toeethe,
with such conscrfpts rs they have gathered,
sent nth without delay. We have reason
to believe large po:tion Of the rebel forces
destination is said TO be Mobile. ~
raid Into Arkansas develops the fact that
much suffering exists from scarcity Of food. :
= CAIRO, Sunday, Feb. 2G.-The steamers
Liberty and Belle Of st. Louis, from Mem.
phis, passed up, tue farmer with 313 bales Of
fSr SStsan s ons for the latter with II bales
. 4 Vlcksburg correspondent says deserters
from Dick Taylor's army declare there is no
intention On the part Of the rebel authorities
to abandon Mobile. That city always has
been the depot Of arms and military material
OF oil kinds, ard that cannon and supplies re-
Gently taken to Selma formed no part Of the
armament and stores intended for the use Of
sailed soon, aud are trying to put it IN good
q 1enst'e condition, without 1eakenlng No
sThe same correspondent says the report
that Forrest hass2S55 900 men under him Is
untrue. BE has not over 2, COD. Dick Taylor
and Forrest together cannot muster IS 900,
1t Is conjectured that one Of the two corps
IL
has gone to Mobile.
Three iron clads have been stationed at the
mouth of Red River to ftustrate any raid on
that stream into the Mississippi, the rebels
may design making, and also preventing rebel
Il IS ruinolea that Brig. Gen. Meredith has
been reinstated.
The steamer Luminary from New Orleans
the 10th, has arrived Il, route to st. Louis,
Much excitement exists in New Orleans in
consequence OF the publicity given to, and
exposure made Of a secret Society having
pc. manent organization and regular meet
inge. Recent developments prove that It is
ruled by confident isympathizers, whose OBJ
ject is to get political power, and through
that power protect the secessionists of that
city from their just deserts.
The steamer Swan from New Orleans, 18Th,
passed up for St. Louis
The Constitutional amendment abolishiur
slavery, was ratified by the State of Louisiana
en- the 15th, by both Houses.
In the Louisiana Legislature, Mr.~Hitls in
troduced memorial signed by about 5000
colored men, asking for the rights Of suffrage.
The resolution was received, and referred to a
select committee.
, 1865-02-27


bu' WAS passed " Inc Legislature a. us
recent scsslon u 1euo'e ane aolsances .aa'
infect the atmosphere OF chicago more or less
every eeasoh' 'ho ~ pfouole tue neat'n ol
The city. Some Of the nuisances are specified
iu the bill, such dead hogs de:ay1ns animal
matter. etc. Others were not specified, but
were dcnominated, IN general way, noxious
and unwholesome matter, producing foul and
offensive odors, leaving The question whether
The particular matter constituted a public
nuisance under tue act, to he determined By
the courts. This wise aud salutary measure
LUIS been denounced by two OF tie 5ousnale Of
this city as IN injurious ana outraecoas SCI,
aimed Ut The packing 'ntc'eef, ana ca'eaiateo
TO destroy one o. LIZ pFanclpai SOURCES o. ous
wealth and commerce. 1he ac1 ooes mol
teuch the packing houses except 10 require
that they be decenty conducteo. II ooss
not even assume 11at 'aes IRE NJ. oeeen''s
conducted now IL mercy oecia!es taat
when particular thing becomes foul, oiten-
s'se, rss'''cnua!, II snan elmer ne put IN
wholesome cono11ion or oe removed 'oot nAeS
1Fom INC CITY limits. NO person can justly
conplaan ol such an act on Tue contrary AL
ought TO rejoice, and niaety-nine out of every
hundred Of our citizens will rejoice before the
SUMMIT snaA nave gone by that such bill
Tas paesea'
The Chicaeo 4ases o' Yesterday contains
column Of partisan malign!ty against the
Health bill, shgmanzing 1t rs Republican
outrage. and 80 forth. We shall he entirely
satisfied If the Republican party shall achieve
all the credit Of the measure In the minds Of
the community. II VIII pe no itt'e oenef1t
, 1865-02-27

i TfnPf3N1 I1jEH1tCh tthfrarn TF1hnnp.1
srn1sor1z1p. Sunday. Fel,. %. 1sG5.
The following named persons comprise the
field and staff of the 155th Regiment, organ
lied at Camp Butler, yesterday, by Col.
Niles, Assistant, and Acting Adjutant
General:
Colonel, Gustayus A. Smith Lieut.. Colonel,
Joseph B. Berry Major, Johu J. Lavey; Ad.
iutant. VIM. L. Worripe: Quartermast.r,
NaDo1eon B. Walker: Surgeon. Russell 7.
co1lfns 1st Asst Surgeon. CLARK Hendee.
This comn1ctos the orpanfz,t,on of the ian
rcoimenta md The 1antditv with which tho
cere1nor has rcc crn,tcd mn oroanizea them 10
rene r1.oh1a~thc Ton reo,,ncnts MI hor1nr
~ haan arasn,1ad - ~ nd ,aodT for tho ~ ea,a M aI,h,s
+wa,,o d.rs Thc anthor3tv fnr +he t,ftvrau
ao+onsr1.s 1os hocr ;ssned md ther 1:;,I ha
oss,cncd to the old rcciments by The aover:
no1 A. .oon a. orean1zat1on is comnfeted.
N Nraerons IN - .nnlicot;ons are received da;lv hv
the Governor fIom soldiers IN hospItals for
1aare, ~ ahsence and tfansfcrs. The Govcrnor
, 1865-02-27
ImproredFlax Cleaning Machine

which, from il great .efcicucy md capacity es1s9
nshes oa1. OF = bnstuess Of extraordinary valaa
aua importance IN proUotl1x the culture md nAaR
/ 1actafe OF ta2 th1ou. hut tla West.
Fer the Immediate fa, lher deyelcpeueut OF shts h
tereat. 1t II proposed T. jca rsltsble ana eaerreu
P.ttts In Tho estAhl2hng sud operating Of 6ax mG1
potuta IN tta Northwest, where crops os abcustv1
anousaoa lc''s' good, thscky soHu na1 cau be cpa,
/ H1cte1 'o' ~'''a. '4F an8 ually :hercafroF,
This ds1 n .cai-. driven b7 twenty ho,se rnottv.
power, md arssE1cd By tve r1eo, vii cean &C.
Eotted Tax ktznw, ;wo tcus Of nhEe In day va3eh
na=ao!d mo1e we,ki1z capacity With the .smo m ..,
uA hoar. than thst Of any other EsI m4cntue.r m
| use.
Elaf Fibre can be cleaned with n.
! Mt = cest less than one-half cent vnr
pound, or le3 than the cost Of cfenn-
Ing Cotton fibre by the Cotton Gin.
There ready shia and largely Increasing dernsnA
tor nAx hbieof the quality which this machine xrt
duces-
Business viii this machinery, Il the1efors os....
nent And sae fosn any future compet,tton N,th cot
ton II low pfces
Net annual p1unts q from TWO TO rux18 auxoxxn
Fzs CENT csn be made the permanent nve.tmeut Of
about ten thousand dollars, required ior ax MIN.
1t the sane time EaFG the farmer sach pric. for the
INK straw - 10 mako r. with the seed raised ona a
the best pairing crops pRodcccL
These Ehehines arc net Tor sse, furnished t
nac IN aaI nNs to parties VITO make bustust4 vttat
~ w No0 o@es u OK net profit
such parties furnishing necessarY mot1ya norr.-
buildings and lsbor. aud xuazsnteen; sufficient uuae
ty Of good dew rotted, nA1 straw, to keep tho u,a-
chine IN operation most Of ftho Jear.
The undersigned who has had some fourteen yesrn
experience In the ax b1.ncas will give tho I'D oa he
personal sttsnion IN starting tho operations of sseD
mill.
Those designing to secure the uss Of these maches
should make In mectsto Rrr1ngemerts ior ubtatntue
tie requisite TWO TuoEsAxDAoa1s cftax In the y3etar
rfUuCdGd r. 49,
farmers Immediately and hef.rethe opening ofsprtnR.
for max grown hom good. c!ean 1eed eYsnly sow1 On
clean neb TILED land At tho rata Of aoopt one b1aaax
and hnlt to m acre.
In negotiations With parties proposing for dAx RE-
cht3eEJ, good business retereneea arc required
, 1865-02-27

President Lincoln VIII Probably At.
Tend the Opening of The kreat SAM
tAfy Fair.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb. Is, 1866.
a delegation Of ladies representing the
great Sanitary Fair, to be held in Chicago in
april next, had an interview with President
Lincoln to-day to urge bis presence at the
opening f1he Fair. The President replied
to the invitation that though 1t xas very
Wear1some to him to see so many people, yet
as be knew 1t would crafty the people Of the
Northwest to meet him ut the Fair, he
Wonld come If his public duties per-
mitted, and he thought they might.
, 1865-02-27
From Our Sunday Edition.
CAPTURE OF WILMINGTON
WAsH1SGTos, Saturday, Feb. 25.-The fol
lowing has been received at the Navy Depart


US. FLAGSHIP MALVERN, J
CAFE FEAR RIVER, Feb. r. 1s63.
SIR: have the honor to inform you that
Wilmington has been evacuated aud is in pos
session Of our forces. After the evacuation
of Fort Anderson, pushed forward the gun
boats rs fur as the water would permit. The
army pushed up at the same time On the
right and left banks Of the river. After
sounding and buoying out the middle sound
at Big Island, I succeeded in getting the gun
boats over, and openethre on Fort Strong,
the work commanding the principal obstruc-
uons, where the rebels had also sunk
large steamer, the North Eastern,
Our fire soon drove the rebels away from the
fort. Now and then they would fire shot,
one Of which struck the sassacus below her
watcr-mark and set her leaking badly, No
lfses lost. That night {the 20th) the rebels
sent down two hundred floating torpedoes,
but had strong force Of picket boats out
and the torpedocs were sunk with musketry,
One got on the wheel of the Osceola and
blew her wheel house TO pieces, md knocked
down her bulk head In board. There WIS no
damage to The hull. Some Of the vessels
, 1865-02-27
Nfm advertisements.
DR. TEBBETT's
49, :.
PHYSIOLOGICAL
HAI8 REGENERATION
4 TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
Every Bottle II warranted to produce the
following results
I. IT In not a Dye, and will NOT attn In II sin.
gle particle. 1t contains no color{nz unsfer
whatever, and IL not In the least tuiurieus
In itz application. :,
a. 1t will certainly RESTORE the hair
fron Gray to a beautiful Black, Brown,
Auburn, or whatever might have been its
original calor.
:. 1t will ei1ectHally prevent the hnir from
falling of, removing nil heat, Inflammation
and dan1rud from the sculp, keeping the
head clean and cool, and the hair soft.
Rl0ssy, md of silky appearance.
4. 1t Will promote a luxurtant growth ct
new hair on build heads, except In extreme
cases Of old a0e, and where the glands have
become dfsorRanized.
8. 1t will cure the most invesernte itching
and neuralgia of the scalp and being high
IL perfumed. 1t u nftords most delightful arti-
Gle for the toilet.
MAscnEtTKa, Dec. %. 1853.
much 1ns.akeE, JcuE H.,e Res !at:r IS destined.
ere elonE. 10 w<r4 cempets revotu toa with II othss
ssa.e BEGAN 70 turn shsa .nsat t5ttea years
to your E 0ene1.t~F and i hss completely sstoa
s soI Whsa aT
X the on!3 tsinE an rs y was REGULAR Hair Dye,
hsss - sna s
JACKSON J. ABBOTT.
MAScnEs1ER. Dec. 4, 1861
Metus T1hBEIIs FRoTnaRs-to1 have expressed
ns*n yEy gss: for nnGEe than 1e1 5ess during which
p:.lsnce: fot vihcus ~ 6eneat xaafsTer % sud III
Ike appearance. Il Is gov two ncutLs since began
, 1865-02-27
Mem abbertts&n1e1tt8.
FLAX MILLS.

fhe undcrs:gntd has lnytnted. and, With hi, sxuar
ness aAoctAxs. recently pnt l. operation h ssT@A
nAH r1i1iA In this region, Al
, 1865-02-27
An Interesting Issue Between
Adjutant General Haynie
and Provost Marshal
General Fry.


A Disagreement Between Adtutant
General 11aynle and Provost Mar.
shall General lFry--SigntficAnt Edlto-
f1a1k from the Rebel Press,
, 1865-02-27
NEW SKIRT

oI $780,
4 new and grea. Invention IN Hoop sf11rs
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC TOR DOUBLED eTRD
6PRlN9.
VESTS. BRADLEY Il EA0T,
Qa.e J !. 4 J. o. WESTJ
81 ChAmbera Street, New York,
Are the osneIe ct the pstent, and exclusive MANI
factuItr5 OF this.
STEEL SPElN9 SKIRTS.
This invention co5atste Of Duplex Tor tvo} El1tntte
Steel S. rings, nGenlcusIy brslaed tightly nd firmly
together, edge TO edge, making the TOUGHEST mos3
eltet1c. flexible end durable spring ever used EMS
bling the WeArer in consequence II IT. great esstie
y ano nt1shleness 10 place and fold tbs ak1rt wher
IN use "a thsy and with the same convenience ~ !
silk CT muslin drets 1t entirely obp1ates and seute
Sha only objections TO Honp Shirts. VIZ: the Anno7
Ance TO the eaEe- we'll d. the public, especially Il
crowded Anembl1es. ceftlGges, rnifoAd cara cnnrci
pt&s> IN bnf crowded pf.ce, frcm the difficulty
contracting tatm to occupying small apace. Thtt
entirely REMOVES the difficulty, while giving the skdF
thc usual ta:l and form, AID Ii the light
ee and Hcsr stylish gracetul appearance Tor ht
street. opera. promenade or house dre%a- A lad1
xen!ense g Esnr.os 3hs Dops1 Kllirttc sPttns sAr
pen.e Win ne nss Of them They are the bet quail
bic. ccmtoFtable and economical skirt made. Mer
chants will b. supp led above and BY Chicago Job
btfs and ladies IN most ntStcAes retail stores In th1
city anG hrorehort the different Statcs.
D1FLEI ELLIPTIC SPRING sErrrs
, 1865-02-27

Military m0tt-rB-OrganIxat Of the
1ant Concerning military Transfers.
, 1865-02-27
POSTSCRIPT.
FROM NEW YORK,
Especial Dispatch to the Western Press.l

Our Midnight DIspatch-I0tercatl
News SuInHnary-1mporta From
the South.
, 1865-02-27

S. a. CLEMENS.
ONCE Of fWalworth, Hubbard d Co., - Lake4k
Chicago, Ill., Feb. !. 1861. eshtsx 81 Wy&MnSs
, 1865-02-27

Richmond papers OF the 2Sd have been re-
ceived. The following Is full abstract OF
their contents. The Enquirer SAYS: "Aftalrs
are becoming interesting In the vicinity OF
Charlotte, on account Of the near proximity
Of the eneny." We take the following para
graph from the Daily Bu1etia Of the 18th
ion Wednesday night, our city was placed
under martial law, comparatively speaking,
and woe to the unfortunate wight who
GLANCED to stalk forth after the ringing Of the
O o'clock bell. Challotte is now oTerrun with
refugees, It is almost, ii not quite, impossl-
Bile to obtain shelter for those already here,
and NC hear that large numbers are yet to
come, Under the circumstances, We think 1t
nothing but right that those abroad who may
be fleeing from thosenemy, should be made
acquainted with The state of affairs here, In
order that they may seek shelter elsewhere.
Our citizens we know have done, and Will do
all that they can to assist unfortunates, be
they rich orpoor. but they are now 0verta1cd,
and we would. therefore, in nil kindness, ad-
sisc those who may be leaving their homes,
than Charlotte"
The Nhtg ssys, edttoria1ly: "In view Of
tne iact that our position Us people Is crlta-
eA. u respectfully suggested that all per-
1nns 1nt. ~ the Conttdc1ary observe Friday, the
1vIn aa5 Of March. appointed Al day Of
..os'nE @no prayer. with moro eltnesturss
ny eoaemnaty ehan has yet been manifested.
sha y, 'hat erd 1t Is proposed, first, that a,l
fnuene< esa3l have At least three public scr.
fseee. tne afst tAT!y IN tho morning, the Sec
ono NJ e.escn o'clock, and the third In the
afternoon or at night; second, that such
, 1865-02-27

JUST PUBLISHED,
, 1865-02-27

AS tLIusTRAT1D CATALOGUE, with fuu desertrtlAa
Of 4tyles, Will be sent tree to any Addreta-
ia+dfnt,3fu- y .FENuet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
THE NEW TAX BILL.
Provisions OF the BILL Reported TO the
House Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. Monday. Feb. 6. 1865.

AsHiNolOS, hohuey, fco " icoJ'
The amendatory Internal Revenue bill, re-
ported from the Committee Of Ways and Means to day
by Representative Morrill, makes many changes in the
details of the present law. Among other things it pro-
ydes that in all sales Of spirits hereafter made. gallon
shall be taken TO he gallon Of frstproo according TO
the standard set forth and declared for the inspection
and guaging Of spirits throughout the United States
Brandy distilled from grapes is TO pay duty o
50 instead OF - cents gallon. and distilled from ap.
pies and peaches ~ 80 gallon. Tobacco, sDui and
cigars whether domestic or imported. may be trans
ferred without payment OF duty from bonded ware
houses, 10 I've taken oct on payment O duty. All manu-
featured tobacco, snu or cigars required before
mova for consumption. to be inspected and weighed,
and a stamp Is 10 be affixed upon the box or
other packages in the manner to be prescribed by the
All cigars are 20 be packed In box es
and nil manufactured tobacco, snuff aud cigars whether
domestic or imported which shall be sold pass out Of
the hands Of the manufacturer and importer except in
bonded warehouse without being inspected, shall be
forfeited Tho bill proposes TO amend section ~ Of
the present law under the head OF brokers by striking
out the words gold and eilyer bullion and coin"
and the words OF all contract for such sales, .
and inserting in lieu thereof the words upon any sales
or contracts for the sale Of gold and silver bullion
tenth OF one per cenum OF the amount Of such sales
CONTRACTS Incomes To be taxed persons at home
or abroad per centum on the excess 5000 and 10
per cent on the excess OF coo; any loan OF money
or any advance of money on security whether repre-.
sented by note or otherwise. for every 500 frnc
tional part a stamp duty Of two cents is required
on all cotton on which duty been levied and col
lected and which is not exempted by law. duty Of
cents a pound until July lst ls66 aud and after
that date cents payable IN com In addition to the
dntes i'm posed in section "a Of the present law there
shall be collected and paid goods aud
chandise except hereinafter provided. an increase Of
fifth 20 per ceniumi provided that this shall not
apply TO coal illuminating OIL tre6nedD. and Daptha
benxne and benzolc. paper Of all descriptions printed
books magazines pan ph!ets reviews and similar pub
locations, cotton manufactures topacco snui, cigars
cigarettes and cleroots,
The oath section In which the articles above named
are excepted from the proposed increase Of duties in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
Naval.

The United States steamer Kensington, John
T. Rockwell commanding arrived here yesterday mor'
ing from Port Royal
She brings the following passengers: Lieut.. Conn., l.
S. Phelps; Ensign. &. l.. Iawroncei Acting Masters
Mate James Hawkins; and John Maunder. refugee
from Wlmingon; also number of men from the South
Atlantic Bockading squadron.
The X left New York Jan. -. with $50 men Tor the
North and South Atlantic squadrons, received ~ men
from the United States steamer Minnesota ut hampton
Roads transferred 225 men to the fleet OF wilmington
touched at the fleet oil Charleston, thence To Fort
Royal where the stores were discharged and the ba!
ance Of the were transferred 10 the nited states
receiving shin New Uampshire Left Port Royal LIST
inst on our rturn. The health Of the squadron GOOD.
The following are the officers attached 10 the Mem
sington: Acting Master Commanding, John f. Rock
well; Acting Master and Executive Officer THOMAS
Babb; Assistant Paymaster Henry ID. kimbaiii Act
ing Assistant Surgeon John Flynn; Acting Ensigns'
Isaac P.ase VIM. H. Williams. james Stetson henry
Curnen; Acting First Assistant Engineer, 10 charge'
T. w OpConnor; Acting Second Assistant Engineers,
Robert Wallace, John d. Miller Acting Third Assist
ant Engineer Thomas ii. Barrett; Captlins Clerk,
Charles Knoppmann; Acting Masters Mates Eugene
McCarty and James West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
Rebel News.
WASHINGTON. Monday. Feb. 6, 1866.

Tie Petersyurg E1press Of the Sd inst. says
that On Saturday evening last the 9Th Illinois Cavalry
encamped two miles North Of Dumfries on the telc
graph road,
THE Cavalry expedition referred to by 7At EtpT,s.
was battalion Of the 9Th Illinois sent ont IRON
Cont House in the early part OF last week by direction OF
Lent Col CeLdenin to prevent Ruerriias from making
demonstrations against number OF our transports that
were e-bound in tho Potomac The c0nnander Oh lhc
were not required returned 10 camp Yesterday Diihg
ing in few struggling Rebels, and small quantity oi
baggage.I
TIE Elpress also says: "A very regular cannonadng
could be heard throughout yesterday in the direction oil
Bermuda Hundred. The sound Of guns has become
unusual Of late 1t reminded Of the days before the
freshet when Butler digging away at his canal ana
our batteries peggng away at his "orkineh. W
have heard no explanation Of the firing III IL possible
hat the Yankees have IcSRped weTA On inc canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
From bermuda.
From The Bermuda Adrocatc of the 18th Ill

From The BERMUDA Adrocdte Of the 18th ult.
we get the following items;
The five arrivals from Wilmington reported in our
last number have had the effect Of creating very per.
ceptble reaction in trade generally since them and
81 the wharyes as they were twclyc-month
slnce-lteraIly stocked with cotton bales
The Confederate steamer Chameleon late Talabas.
see has since her arrival here, boon kept under The
IL, o. rigid surveillance OF the customs In order. We
presume TO prevent any breach ~ le international or
the revenue laws owing to her former character as
lriyateer. 49,
ma gnfcent dcablc Steamer named The Rat
tesnake' In yesterday morning from England via
Tercera In the short passage oi II days BT tits ar
rival indebted 81 Capt lIorncr Tor English pa
pers OF the 10Th alt.
"Bod Captain Brain -" SO the sors says, who was the
leader In the Roanoke affair sireaked u last week for
parts unknown. victni1ug merchants, hotel keepers
and otheys both here and in Hamilton TO tue tune Of
sewers, hundred pounds. He is sure never TO 90 to
heaven. for he cheated us-the printer.
Tho Old Dominion is expected hero this week.
Major Walker and Capt Lewis were to leave by her.