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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20

Having bought my INST stock before the
great advance In goods, and now hav-
stock at the decline, L can
satisfy the trade to their
r....I-. interest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20

We invite those in want of handsome pre-
sents for the Holidays, to examine our goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20
New Goods! New Goods

Eyer brought to this city, which am selling
PER nc cent, cheaper than any other house
vince you OF this fact. Il 10 cali AMI mn
see for yourselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20
Lost,
For Sale.

WASHINGTON MILLS FLOUR.
IN BBLS. OF THE ABOVE FAVORITE
CU brand Just received by
deco Corner Market and Quincy SIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25
VIZ AIMING TO TAX PAYERS

U
w l. As to Specific fares -Ambrotylists,
apothec cries. auctoncers, bakers, bankers, billiard
room keepers, bowling-allcy Keepers brewers, bro
kers butchers cartcrs cutie brokers' circus exhib-
confectioners, daguerieoypsts dentists distliers,
draymen, clearinghouse keepers, lnn-keeper>, Jug
elers, lawyers, livery-stablc keepers, pawn bro
kers, pedd!ars,, photographers (which deno'nina-
ton includes all who make for sale pictures of any
kind On glass, metal, paper, or oter1nateria by the
action of light icians, surgeons, tobacconiss,
and lin general all dealers, by wholesale or by
tail liquor, or any other things are required hv
law to register their respective occupations CALI
ings and pay the prescribed specific tax thereon al
the commence ment Of every D., to wit: On the
LIST day Of January Ill each year, no matter how
shortly before they may have registered in pre-
cedng year, OF within said further time as is al
lowed by the Tax Commissioner, unless the bust
itself be commenced after such time is elapsed
i'll which case the registry must be made and the
specific tax paid at the time Of beginning of tusi-
ness. In my district, the time first appointed tor
this year has been {at my reques+, for what ap
peared sufficient reasoll.) enlarged by the Tax Conn
1865 may sill register and pay the specific tax in
good time before the LIST day Of February next
but not afterwards, save only where the business
itself is commenced after that period. The penalty
which the statute mot mere departmental regula-
iion imposes is doubling Of the tax for the first
failure. with like accumulation for every thirty
DAYS If continued failure
:. 4. to Taxes on Quarterly Sales o, Receipts
sales and receipts OF the quarter, ended 3lst Deem
Der, 1861 has been, in my district, lin like man
ner) enlarged Ivy the Tax Commissioner so that
such returns may be made 10 assessor before or
on the LIST day Of February next, but not after
wards. in Of failure herein, the statute re-
quircs the whole tax on the quarters sales re-
cepts to be doubled After the returns have been
made and the taxes have been assessed thereon the
latter may be paid at any time before the 10th Of
that month february that is to say, before Or
OH, but not AFTER the 9th of the said month. The
statutory penalty for failure this also is doubling
! of the whole tax on the sales receipts.
! No further extension Of time will, believe, be
| granted with reference to the taxes above-men-
toned. The registries, returns and payments are
to be made in the district where the business is
ried on Mydistrict comprises all that part of Rich
mond city which lies between Sixth and Fourteenth
streets Offices for receiving returns and payments
| and max ng regstries at the southeast corner
| of Main and Seventh olcets.
! 3. as to Tarrs on Incomes and Salaries Of 1864
| The time is now come for making returns OF them
| which should be done in the districts wherein tbs
| t,x-ra; ers respectively reside.
WM. GREEN, District Collector,
| ia 25--t9thFeb EleyentrVirginia District.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, handsome COTTAGE
1 RESIDENCE. in the village Of Chester, on
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad. The cot
tagc contains five large and airy rooms and the lot
one acre, which il kitchen aud all other neces.
sry cut-housas several springs Of the finest wa
ter near the dwelling II is the hest sand for busi-
ness in the place. and money Cal, be made BY an =
active, energetic person. The health Of the neigh
borhood ia excellent The property can be seen by
taking the morning train to Chester station and re-
turn the same evening" Another great advantage
the Pr perry has, il tree ticket the railroad to
Richmond ana Petersburg. Twelve cords Of the
finest eak wood can be purchased by the renter
For particulars. apply at Mrs. CREIGuTOE'a
Millinery, Broad street, between Third and Fourth
Richmond, between the hours Of and )
in 25--St, " ,Th&Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

NASTERN DISTRICT Or VIRGINIA,
II sS.-THE PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEU-
EKATE STATES TO TIE MARSHAL OF THE
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, GREEE-
ING: Whereas, hbc! OF information hath bcgn
fled in the District Count Of tbs Confederate States
of America for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
the 18Th day Of January. 1862 10y J. III. AyiGt
District Attorney Of tho said Confederate States for
the Eastern District Of Virginia, behalf Of the
said Confederate States, and all other Ioisons con-
cert, d, against the following goods wares and n,er-
chandse to wit: y pairs Of ladies' balmoral shoes
so pairs children's shoes, 100 pairs OF misses shoes
n pairs ladies' shoes, III pains ladies shoes, pair
boots, % pairs ladies' shoes, sl3a yards delanes,
5034 yards prints, balmoral skirts, dozen linen
canieric handkerchicfs, f35 yards r,ints, boxes
adamantine candles, boxes ley, and Il gross horn
and agate buttons, for reasons and causes III the
said information mentioned, ard praying the usual
process and montion of the said court IN that be-
half TO be made, and that all persons interested in
the said goods, wares and merchandise may be cited
in general and special to answer the premises ard,
all due proceedings being had that tho said goods,
wares and merchandise may, for the causes N the
said information mentioned, be condemned and
sold and the proceeds thereof distributed by law
dil ected and provided:
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the monltaon.
under the OF the said court, to me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all FER
sons claiming the said goods, wares ana melchan-
Disc or in any manner Interested therein, that they
be and appear before the said District Court, - Dc
held in the city Of Richmond in and for tho Eastern
District Of Virgins, the 10th day Of FEBRUARY
1865, then and there to interposc ciain Iof ny
same, and to make their allegations IN uai psnau
provided the same shalt be = day OF luIi-dieuon
~ 800 T. w. BASS,
DEPUTY M.s-hal, for John /. Willy.
Marshal for the Eastern Virginia District.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25
DIED,

In this city, Oh Monday, the Oh of January,
ELIZABETH CLARKE, infant daughter Of Aaron
and Elizabeth Clarke Noise, aged ORC year and one
IL nth.
She IL gone,
Ere sin threw blight
Ger the spirits young bloom,
Ere earth had profaned
Via, was born for the SKIES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

O049 ~ 81.
p IoBAoND THEATRE,
In Corner Seventh and Broad serssts.
Encouraged BY the continued appreciation be-
slowed BY
DELIGHTED PUBLIC,
the management again present
NOV LTY.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. JANUARY 25. 1865,
the performance will commence with the beautiful
OVERTURE-Don Giovanni. ORCHESTRA
vheA will be presented an entirely new Play from
the French Of II. DeSnint Gsorges and
A. DaTeuven. entitled the
INCOGNIrO;
THE JEWELLER OF ST. JAMES.
BERNARD, the Fls1cntire, Jewellcr, first appear
ance r. NASH
BALLADS ..............M Miss INEZ FLOYD
FANCY DANCE ........ Mrss NJ. PARTINGrON.
To conclude with the Protean Farce entitled the
PET OF THE PUBLIC.
M.r,A, the manager'sl
diuyh tel,
SUSIE, country girl who
''wants to hact,''
GRASpMoTHkn STrHnIxs,l
an Old lady OF eighty ;,,,x. pArr,>cro>.
two "AA'' - / a." A->o
LorsGf. young man
who likes to talk,
MILE JosEPHI$K, an
opera dancer and singer
from Paris,
incidental to the piece,
GRAND PAS sEUL, SONGS, &c.
IL TROvATORE,
III L I ROU ADOUR:
UNLIMITED CONFIDENCE.
WANTED, immediately, TWELVE YOUNG; LA
DIES handsome, Ct course Constant employ
ment. Salaries, s45 Per week. iaoJ-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

HLAna-aHrERs LIGHr ARTILLERY DaTIALIDE,l
aEAE RICHMOND, January Is, 1855 J
CTRAYED OR STOLEN, from tie
~ camp Of the lish. artillery battalion, on the
night Of the II Ii, stationed the intersection Of
the Nine-mile road and the intermediate lire OF
detences, u s1na |, dark brown HORSE, name trim
ton it will be- found that hri. branded "U. S."
reward o. THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be
paid fJr his delivery to me, for any information
leading to his recovery He Is six years old
j. WALTER BOWEN,
Lieutenant and Acting Adjutane Of
ia l0Ats IdShtioo2s battalion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

A DEMONSTRATORS. NOTICE. All
IA persons having claims aeains. JOHN KING,
deceastd Will present them immediately to the I'M
ierSpned for settlement. II no. presented by the
Eth of February next, this notice will be plead
againat all such claims JOHN T. MILLS,
Administrators Of John King, deceased.
HANOVER COUNTY, Jan lary Is, lS65
ia 24-lOts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

IMMEDIATE SALE TO CLOSE CON-
I SIGNMENT.-Twenty-one boxes MANUFAC-
TCRED TOBACCO, prime old article, i'll first
rate order, and Will be sold low.
S.H. OWENS & SONS,
Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
ia 25-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES,

II SPECIAL NorrcB.-We call the ate
tention OF The trade to our auction sale Of GRO
CERIE9, TOBACCO AND 6UNDRIE8. on FIJI
DAY NEXT, the 9th instant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
We viii add: n
5 bags Rim Coffee.
2 chests Young uyson Tea,
Is barrels prime New Orleans Sugars,
barrels and half-bas5els Sugars,
, boxes Sugars,
barrels Family Flour,
5000 German Imported Havana Cigars,
barrel Grain Alcohol,
cases Il dozen EACH Mountain Dew " his
key,
l6 pieces Calico
10 reams White Tea Paper,
60 reams Note Paper,
IA bales Killikinnick SIR okipg Tobacco.
Is Envelopes,
IL barrels Mustard Seed,
10 boxes Candles:
Is bales Cotton Vans,
200 pads Cotton Yarns, loose in paper
We will add other goods morning Of sale
ROBINSON, ADAMS Il co,
ia est Auctioueers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

f SPECIAL NorrcE.-Will be added to
our sale OH THURSDAY NEXT, commencing at
IL o'clock,
3 barrels SORGHUM,
500 pounds BACON,
1000 pounds TALI.OW,
1000 pounds BEESWAX,
10 Kegs BUTTER,
500 pounds CHEESE,
box YOUNG HYSON TEA,
A lot Of Childrcn's and Misses SHOES,
CAVALRY BOOTS,
slozen MASON'S HLACKING,
100 pounds COTTON TWINE,
barrel GLUE.
ALSO,
cases a. BLEACliED DOMESTIC,
10 pieces GREY WQOLEES.
ia 25-2t TARDY Il WILLIAMS, Auctionee-s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25
EINE FAMILY GROCERIES. &C.

an CONSIGNMENT,
900 sacks VIRGINIA SALT,
80 barrels TANNERS OIL,
10 barrels PIPPiN APPLES,
lOharrels SUPEkFINE FLOUR,
5 barrels APPLE brandy,
90 boxes TALLOW and WAX CAM
DIES,
for sale by MINOR bURAE,
IA 23--3:s Commission Merchants, Cary streek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

HORSE sToLEN.-Three hundred
4 ! dollars reward will be paid for the recovery
OF a small. DARK BAY STALLION, about seven
years old, with small grey spot the left side Of
his neck Stolen from my store, NJ. 81 Main street,
last night. ia 2J-3ts l.. l.. MOORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

HORSE, DOUBLE WAGON AND
HARNESS. light two-horse WAGON,
nearly new and in perfect order, with strong don-
ble set of harness. is offered for sale at bargain.
Also, MARE nine years old, and an excellent
animal for farm general work All will be sold
low, as tie owner has no use for them. Apply,
TO-DAY, at the store Of
In 2i--2t WEST y JOHNSIVN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

WAGON AND MULES BOUND
w On Saturday evening, January 2lst, q
WAGON, with FOUR NJ UTEs, was left at Engineer
Ueadasiarters, corner Of Nineteenth and Franklin
streets One mule is yellcw and the others broxn
wagon nearly new. The owner win please call, pay
charges and take them away. -
W. c. TURPIN,
il oi-3 ST. Captain Of Engineers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

CTkAYED OR STOLEN, on Friday
! last, a large WHITE SOW. low in order.
Any one who viii in.oimme Of her whereabouts
viii baliberauy rewarded. JOHN ID. BAKER,
Venah'e street, Union Hlil, between Twenty second
and Twert v-tsird. ia 55-2t"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

Admission ........... .......... Five Dollars.
To commence lunctually at s o'clock. The hall
will be comfortably warmed Tickets can be pro-
caed at the principal book and music sto1es also,
at the hall on the evening Of the performance
Doors open at O'clock; to commence precisely at
o'clock ia 4-3t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

WANTED Alady, who writes coed
W rapid aud legiblc h and, desires employment
as a tOpIlST. Can devote several hours oil esct
Gay to it. Address Miss n. r. Y, Franklin htrcet
IL 2J-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

NtLD.-The advertiser wishes to buy
| NJ FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN GOLD
| Gail at STOKES, WILLIAMSON L CO.'S to-day
l from 10 to o'clock il 25-lt-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25
L1gT, sTRAYKD l1osroIu,

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-A
4 SHAWL SToLEN.-Was taken from my
2:h instant, my SHAWL: large size, dark brown,
with rcd stripe; hole or two in 1t: little torn
IN the cnd OF the fringe. The above reward will be
pail if left with Mr.. ELLIS, the Clerk Of the Mar
kct. Ia 25--3t' J. wJOSEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

WANTED. the SECOND FLOOR OF
w HOUSE, convenient to tn. buslness por-
ton Of The city; or, II medium<l5ea HOUSE. Tor a
family Of two Apply to DIR. JAMES COOK, at
Purcell, Ladd & Co.'s j. 25-eod3t' .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

III brown. lAaxe-sixa SAllx1LE NOn4E, laasaa-s
ing to nm other, Is offered or kaie He In hene
in service for two years; isasupefior animal vs.
rsnted il every svspsct pgest1y ae.Ane- =
street. 81 Il s .s = - ke.E$s..-.. /
~ lCIIAfONIl tJsAS6 NANUtAC-
IN, TUNING ca0fJsA1x - ueesc9 - ~ ~
tsee III the President ON x1I lhSHa. ~ II,
81, 1T IL clock Al ". = -MuuIseNs
IA si-5.s SNASSaAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-18
+ III f N A v Y.

THE UNITED STATES STEAM GUNBOAT DELAWARE,
Lieutenant Commanding Edrdge, arrived at the Wash
nRton Navy Yard on 10th This vessel has been
in commission since August 1884, during which period
she has been constantly In active service In 1861
took very prominent part the various engagcmcnts
under Commodore wilkes, in the James River squadron
In the winter Of lso263 She participated in all the
gagemcnts In the sounds Of the North Carolina and v
gnis coasts and In 1s6465 formed Of the squadron
co. operating with General Grant in the James river
where she performed much hot work. and for months
target " all the rebel batteries including the Hewlett
House battery and rebel and feet
On the 11th inst his Exccllsncy President Johnson
Secretary Wecs, Rear Admiral Dahgrcn several mem
bers Of the Cabinet and large party OF ladies' and gen
temen paid visit TO the war worn and gallant old ship
ship Of Commodore Parker Delaware and others As the
distinguished party reached the deck Of the Pawnee the
American ensign hosted at the main the yards and
rigging Of the feet were manned the bands played the
national airs and the ships Numbered forth salute OF
twenty guns each As the party left the Pawnee and
stood for the other vessels the repeated each
vessel giving three rousng cheers as the President
passed. gbe party returned TO Washington highly
The DON Delaware, &C., we're TO have sailed on the
18th inst special service, from whence they viii rc
turn North and be put out OF commission before the
middle Of August next
The following Is list OF the officers Of the Delaware
Acting Lieutenant Comm1ndsr-J " Eldridgc
Acting Master and Executive Obcr-Thomas Nelson.
Ensips-R W Price, A. X. Kane Chas. +. Moore ana
Henry C. Eldrldgo
Mae,-Gcorge Mack and Jerome A. Roderck
Ac,ing Assisfdnf Pdyn0aer--W W Woodruff
Iciing Assisdnf Surgson--Al xander Mackenzie.
Engineers-First Assistant, In charge, a. Thompson
Acting Third Assistants s. Hecncr ThoF Harrison and
Rlo'-Wilam Hewlett.
Paymaaer's Cterk-Augustus T.. Bryant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-18

NEw ORLEANS July 15 1885.
The steamship Guiding Star, from New York, has ar
nved
The cotton market is rather quiet at 47c for middling
The depression in domestic exchange restricts opera
tons
Sugar and molssses quiet
An interesting discussion is now going on before the
United States District Court 10 what constitutes the
oath Of allegiance.
Texas dates Of the 18th inst say that State Is infested
by ayhawkcrs and thieves OF the very worst stamp In
the INTERIOR where the Union forces have penetrated
they doing much damage.
The sugar and cotton crops OF Texas will be short on
account Of the disorder occasoncd by the employment
OF free labor.
The freedmen have been directed TO remain with their
former masters with tho that forfeiture Of
their rights OF freedom will be tolerated.
General Meja, by command OF General Breckenridge,
has delivered up the battery and other property received
from the confedcracy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-18
the BRITISH PROVINCES.
Great Britain Pressing Nova Scotia Into
the Confederation.

Gre0t bE1Nohm NONe 0SOsse h0tO
the Confederation.
The Toronto Globe publishes the following despatch,
addressed by Mr. Cardwe British Colonial Secretary 70
Governor Gordon, Of Nova Scotia
DownSo srxxKr Juno ~, 1885.
have the honor 20 transmit TO you the copy OF cor
rcspondence between Vscoun Monck and myself on tho
affairs of British North America which has lately formed
the subject conferences between her Majesty govern
ment and depuiaton from the Canadian government.
This Correspondence having oeen 70 % per
Majesty have 10 direct you 20 communicate also 70
the Legislature Of Nova Scotia at It's next meeting
You will the time express the strong ana de-
bbcrate opinion of her Majestys government that -
an object much 10 be desired that all the BRUSH Norn
American colonies should agree 70 unite N one yovern
ment In the territorial extent Of Canada, and IN tho
maritime and commercial enterprise OF the Lower fro-
vinccs her Majcstys government see hc eiemcnts OK
pow.r which only require 10 be combined IN order to
securc for the Province which shall possess them all
place among the most considerable communities Oh tho
world In the spirit OF loyalty 20 the British crown OF
40 british connections and OF love for Britst
inst ttutions by which all tho provinces are anmated
alike her Majcstys governments recognize the bono ~
which ali NAV be- combined under government Such
union seems ~ her Maicsty's government 10 recon-
mend itself the provinces on many grounds OF morae
and mai rial advantage, giving we'll founded pros
cc, os i'm administration and Increased prosperity
But there is one consideration which her Maesty's
government foe more especially their duty to press
upon the Legislature OF Nova Scotia Looking 10 thu
determination which this country has over exhibited TO
regard the defence OF the Colonies az matter Of lmpc
rial concern, the Colonies must recognize right, ana
even acknowledge obligation incumbent on the homo
government 10 urge with earnestncss and just authority
the which they consider 10 be most expcdiene
the part of the Colonies with view To their defence
Nor bo doubtful that the provinces OF British
North America are Incapable, when separated and d.
ydcd from each other OF making those Just and sum-
cient preparations for national defence which would bo
easily undertaken by province uniting In itself all inc
resources OF the whole.
aware that project 20 novel as well as SO im-
porant has not been Of once accepted In Nova scota
with that cordially which has msrked its acceptance ~
the eQsature of Canada but her Majesty governments
trust that after full and careful examination OF INC SUBS
jcct la all ia bearings the maritime provinces VIII per-
cevc the great advantages which in the opinion OF nes
Maiestys government the proposed union v casu's'c"
10 confer upon them ALL EDWARD CAhDMhI.i.
Lieutenant Governor Sir RICHARD GRAVE hAcp'SS'"'
C.R
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-18

The Rebels stilI Hold Cape Hayticn.
BosroH July IL, 1865.
The bark springbok. at this port brings advices from
Port au Prince 10 June %.
Political affairs In the north still unsettled Tho
rebels continued hold Cape Haytcn, and the govern
ment forces were making slow work in reducing that
town.
tn. pl.ce had been declared in state of siege and all
the foreign consuls notified OF that fact but II
sdercd difficult work the part of the government to
make II effective owing 10 the want Of suitable vessels
The rebels confined 90 Cape Haytien the rest OF
the island being In a tranquil state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-18
LIvIRrooI., July 8, 1885.
Our Havana Correspondence.

OUF H0VHnh correspondence :
HAVANA, July IL, 1885,
RECEPTION OF MACMILLAN
The papers give glowing accounts Of the rccep.
tion Of Naximian In the City OF Mexico on
his return from the interior The affair is described
as being something unprecedented in those regions
1t may be set down as purely personal COM
pliment to Maximian, who is really amiable,
good hearted fellow and therefore popular but
pccialy for the Princess Charlotte, who is good
itself and the idol Of all who know her Maximian
was so well pleased with the demonstration that he d
rccted his distribute thousand dollars OF
his private funds among the most deserving poor Of tho
city, in order that they well AZ he might preserve an
enduring remembrance Of 10 auspicious day"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-18

'VHf TAHN1f, July IVi IoU3'
General Connor will start from here with the left
column Of the Powder river Indian expedition within
the next ten days The right column nearly two thou
sand strong, is now well up the Louis fork
Tho centre column will leave from the camp
near this place, and strike through the
Black Hill country Supply depots win be established
on Powder river This expedition against hostile Indians
does not withdraw soldier from the overland mail and
telegraph routes On the contrary they will have addi.
tonal troops stationed along them az rapidly as the
troops arrive within the district The travelling public
emgrants and others need not derive any apprehepson
fQy he safaty VI thsoe yVptSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-18
FURTHER DETAILS or THE DISASTER.
FOrty-Gve Passengers Saved by .
French Steamer.
Three Hundred and Ninety.fve Persons
Still Unaccounted For.
HEAR ENDING SCENES
&C., &C., &c.

Further particulars of the loss Of the ship William
Nelson from Antwerp to New York, with four hundred
German emigrants board, besides eighty passengers
and crew, are contained in dispatches from Halifax,
Nova Scotia and from Liverpool received yesterday
The william Nelson burned Off the banks Of New
foundland, June %. On July l the bark Meteor,
Captain Hart, fell in with two boats containing forty
passengers and carried them into St. Johns The nch
steamship Lafayette further reports picking up forty
Ave passengers from three boats. or the remaining
three hundred and ninety persons nothing had been
heard.