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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20

The sudden melting of the deep SHOWS un-
der the recent heavy rains, have occasoned
Goods Of unprecedented magnitude in vRri-
Qua parts Of the country In Western New
York, especially on the line Of the New York
Central Railroad, the damage done has been
immense. In Rochester several streets we're
entirely overaOWsd many building swept of,
others undermined aRd many rendered I'M
iphabitable The business thorOugfAres OF
the city we're, for the time being, turned into
millraces The great bridge on the Genne-
see river was carried away the gas works
we're submerg cd and the city is at night in
total darkness. The newspapers have all been
compelled TO suspend publication, their press
rooms being filed with water At Syracuse,
also, the destruction Of property has been
very greet Three hundred dwellings have
been flooded aud the salt works are much in
iuFed. Great damage has been done to the
Erie Canal and to many parts Of the railroad,
but BY great exsrtions travel will be made pos
sible on the latter on and after to-day, We shall
no doubt have additional particulars OF ex
tensive damage 10 other sections of New
York as soon a. the facts can be gathered.
Tbs loss at Oil City hss been very severe, and
al along the course of the river property has
been destroyed TO an extent almost beyond
computation. - Cincinnati Gazette,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
CuFrent News Items.

All the Federal prisoners in the hands o.
the rebels, in the Southwestern States, are to
be exchanged at Iuks. and thence sent North
The plumber is about $500.
The ST. Louis Republican announces the
discovery Of several oil springs in Lafayette
county, Missouri. A company has been or
ganized, and the lands purchased, with the
design of Immediately developing their re.
sources.
The Chicago Journal says that real estate
can be purchased in that city, in greenbscks,
at within twenty FIVE per cent advance on the
gold value of 1861 If this is so that species
Of property is relatively lower than it was
then, because the population is nearly double
what it was four years ago
The Working Womeu's Relief Association
Of Philadelphia, Pa, having secured better
wages to the seamstresses of that city, and
desiring TO open a store from which work can
be Issued to such as cannot otherwise find
immediate employment, James E. Murdoch
gave reading for that purpose last Monday
night
We see the most encouraging accounts of
the prospect for fruit in all parts of the coun'
try. The ST. Louis papers say there is no
doubt of bountiful product this season, and
in this locality, though the peach buds were
much swollen preVious to the last "cod snap,
yet the wind completely dried the trees before
freezing, and no harm was done.
The Toledo Commercial OF Saturday, says
The freight train on the Dayton L Michigan
Railroad, due here at nine o'clock on Thursday
night, was thrown from the track when within
q few miles of this city, by piece of timber
that had fallen across the rails. No one was
injured, but the damage sustained by the train
we learn, was quite extensive, number o.
cars being wrecked.
The Hon. John P Hale. of New HAmP
shire, has received the appointment of Minis
ter 10 Spain.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
The NIIIItnrr sItuniIon.

We are without any military news from
Sherman later than the 18th. or from
Grant later than Thursday, the 10Th A
dispatch from City Point dated the 18th,
reports that the Richmond papers Of that
date give nothing ofimportance. Colds
boro has not yet been captured as
"loyal" headlines represent. Great activ-
ity in the Confederate lines around Rich
mond and Petersburg is reported, "neces-
stating" says the telegrspher, "the ut
most watchfullness on our entire line. =
at was believed" he adds, "that they
were eudeavorng to hide the evacuation
of Petersburg" We venture to say that
General Grant "believed" no such thing.
1t is evident they were endeavoring to
"hide" the fact that large numbers were
being sent off to reinforce Johnston at Rs-
leigh.
A dispatch from General Howard, da
ted Fayetteville, n, c.. March 10th, says
that Hardee, with 10000 men, Withdrew
across the Cape Fear river in The direction
of Raleigh. Johnston is operating along
the line of Greensboro, Raleigh and Colds
boro. Hardee is, therefore, falling back
upon Johnston, and their forces will be
thus united probably, also, along with a
large part of Bragg's army. Hardee's
and Blagg's forces together number 40
600, and Johnston's, independent of rein
forcements from General Lee, must num-
Der full 80, 900 more, making in all to-
tai of some $4,000 wherewith to fight
Sherman. The Raleigh Standard, of the
l4th inst, says ave believe the forces
of the enemy will be met at some point south
Of Raleigh" This was six days ago, and
in all probability the great battle has been
already fought. If it was fought below
Raleigh, Schofeld could not have Joined
Sherman.
1t is noticeable that General Ho" ard
says not word about the Hampton and
Fitzpatrick fight.
Sheridan has turned up near the York
river, without having reached Lynchburg'
or the Richmond and Lynchburg Railroad
or even gotten nearer to them than seven
teen miles. He, as usual, destroyed a large
amount of property, without accomplish
ing single stroke toward driving Lee
out of Richmond,
A heavy storm ragged in the region of
Grants forces, on Thursday, killing some
of his men by reason of the falling Of
trees.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
ARRANDALE s. CO., ManGacIur-
ers' Agents,

No. 16I BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Announce that all the above list goods will be sold
for ONE oLLAR each.
In consequence OF The great staenRtion Of trade in
the manufacturing districts Of England, through The
war havin cut OH the supply OF coton,a large quant
T. OF Yauah Jevery or finally intended foT tbs Eng-
AND NUT BE sold AT ANY SACRIFIUEl IN
der these circumstances AhkANbALE a Co, act.
ing agents for the principal European manuiactur
BUTTON, su iect TO the following regu alton. "
Certificates OF the various articles .are first pu IN
envelopes, sealed up, and mixed and when ordered
are taken out without regard to choice and sent Nv
mail, thus giving all fair chance on receipt OF the
certificate, you will see hat } ou are TO have and
then It al your option 10 send the dollar and take
the article or not. Purchasers may thus obtain
Gold Watch, Diamond Ring or any set Of Jeweiry
our list for ONE DOLLAR.
SEND TWENTY-FIVE GENTS FOR oERTIFI.
GATE.
In all transactions mail, we shall charge for for
wardlng the Certificates, paying postage, and doing
the business, twenty live cents each, which must be
neosed when the Certlf cate IL sent for Five cerf
hcates will be sent for 81, eleven for S. thirty for
sixty live for $40, and hundred for SO
AGENrS-Ne want Az ents In every regiment,
and In every town anf county la the COZ ntry, and
those acting such will be allowed cents on eE-
cry Certificate ordered for them, provided their re.
mittance amounts TO one dollar Agents will collect
twenty FIVE cents by every Certificate and remit Of
teen cents TO us, either IN cash or postage stamps.
AHRANDALE A. Co.,,
fe24d2w le7 broadway, N. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
Wine Plants, Grape Roots, etc.

I HAVE for sale the genuine CHINESE WINE
j. PLANTS, Grape Roots, Evergreens OF superior
quality, shrubbery Of every description, Fruit and
Shade Trees Of all Vareties-all ofthe very best aua
ty Address through Postofhce, OF at my premises,
and will call Immediately, GEORGE Say,
ie9d2W Corner Ludlow and First Streets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
Spring Election.

Market Master.
EDS EHPREi-Pleass announce the name ofJoHH
MCCUTCHEON - q candidate for reelection A. Mar
set Master, AMI oLlige MANI CITIZENS
School Board.
Messrs. Eds; Please announce the Of JONA-
THAN kENNEf as a Democfatic candidate for Schooi
Board In the Eighth Ward. mails
Counoilmsn.
Messrs Eis; Please announce the name OF LAW
RENEE BUTZ Jr., as q candidate for Councilman IN
the Eighth Ward, at the ensuing spring election, and
oblge mao MANY CITIZENS.
Street Commissioner.
Msssrs. Editors. Please announce the uame Of b.
FLKtN, ~ - candidate ior street COmmissi ner 1T
the ensuing spnug election. He viii serVstne public
faithfully " elected
fa27 MANY CITIZENS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
A sign.

Among other indications that monstrous
military operations are in progress, is the
dearth of telegraphic news. We have had
nothing since Thursday. 1t was SO at the time
Of the battle of Chancellorvlle and also dur
ing the battles Of the Wilderness one year
ago. THE lines we're down" But in each
case the silence was broken by the announce
ment Of great victory"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
A Coincidence,

1t is curious, at least, that the Confederate
generals who have fought, or are about to
fight the great battle in North Carolina, with
Shermau-Johnston and Beauregard-are the
same rebels who commanded jointly in the
fret great fight at Bull Run, four years ago,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20

GIVE DUE CREDIT.-The Cincinnati En-
quirer copies our lines on Captain Robert T..
Lincoln, but without giving the proper credit,
or rather and worse still, publishing it as
Original" The lines were written by Mr.
William Hubbard
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20

DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION. Demo
cratsl Don't forget the Ward meetings on
Thursday night, nor the City Convention on
9akurdav
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
The Cleveland PIaIndeaIer.

The Cleveland Plaindesler suspended pub
licAtion some ten days ago. We hope to see
it revived soon under new and very different
auspices. aye cannot serve two masters"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20

BD-The Montgomery County Common
Pleas Court meet to-day, Judge Winans pre-
siding The grand jury has adjourned for
one week, owing to the illness of the Prosecu'
ting Attorney.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

FoR SALE "A nice bay mare, six years
old, about fifteen hands high, good under the
saddle or in harness, warranted gentle and
sound Enquire of 5t f. j. WELTY
, 1865-12-03
Death Of Van AmbuExfs. tlse LEon-
Tanner and ShoVvmAn-SSZefch OF His
EYfufInl Llfes

The well known Snowman. Tan Ambpsgh,
died at the Chestnut Street House, Philadel-
phfn, on the 9Th ult- His dcsth Is attributed
10 congestion Of the spleen. Mr. Van Am
burgh was for many years great traveller,
and o.c Of the most pczseveriRg and energetic
men engaged in the hazardous profession Of
tanning Wild beasts. During his eTentful life
he made many BARROW escapes in coming iu
contact for the dr.. time with Wild a1i.
most savage attack upon him, tear
his bowels prutr1dcd. He tanned the animal
finally and made him q great pet. Some
years ago, while performing h Paris, large
Eminent literary gentlemen were present, and
among them Eugene Sue, the author Of the
Wandering Jew The distinguished writer
had long and interesting Interview with tie
great Lion tau1cr on the method of subduing
Wild animals Tho information thus receaed
| In ntheWanderMg Jew, although at the time the
| reader could not have possibly surmtsed the
| hero Of the story. About eight yeark,aS he
| WAS lessee Of the valuable property which
since gave place to tho new Philadelphia Post
| Ottlca, md there exhibited his show, which
We believe was bis last appearance as.a mana
Pearanee IN this city in 1865, at the'oM Rich
mond H1lt theatre, aud performed In the cage.
of the hous, tigers, leopa-ds and other anil
mails. In tha same sc1son, afecr tn
holidays, he began an engagement
Mt the Bowe1y theatre, then under ,tlf
management Of T. s. Hamblln, appearing IN I
and entitled The Lion Lord Of, The Fozes
Monarch, in which he Introduced his traines
animals In this piece he rode horse from
the stage mp "set Of runs," or niu,c Wi1ds
md, while on the way, royal Bengal tige
spraug from thecket upon him. a 1eafsu
struggle then took place betTse,
elutched ut each other y and graz
pied, and The contest continued, th
combatants rolling and tnuabling until the
reached the tootlIghts. The exhibition, th
frs: Of Its kind, naturally created IN immcns
1 ecnfatlon. In lss4 = joint stock eompan
{ formed the 2cologtcel Institute, which WeE
, 1865-12-03
ROMANCE n REAL LIFE.
An Illinois Colonel, 4 Predcce.sor I
Gen. Grant, Succeeds 10 mn Euvlfs
T1tlc and Estate,

Gen. Grant, Succeeds 10 mn Eurlfsh
Title and Estate.
Our readers will probably remember Col.
5. 3. Goode, Who formerly resided In Decatur,
was made Colonel Of the list Illinois infnntry
at Mattoon, and was subsequently dropped
BY Goy. Yates TO give iplacc to Colonel now
!Lieutenant t;encraD Graat. We find in the
him. It seems that: ;.
After undergoing many strange and start
ling yicissltudcs in life, nnd bufBctinQ the
dark wares OF advcrsity and misfortune he
has at length become q wealthy ind titled
gentleman. By the death OF his cousin, Sir
England, he has fallen heir to estates the
rental OF which amounts annually to three
thousand pounds sterling, and also succeeds
10 the title, by inheritance. The Incidents
and adventures through which this singular
passed would III a. large yellow covered
volume. At the ngr 6 nineteen he was
mIdshipman In the Texau novy-theu en-
gngca In the war Of Independence with
Atexfco-and wns promoted to Lieutenant
In three months, for cutting out Mexican
bunco under the guns Of the citadel Of Vera
Cruz. In the war between the United States
and Mexico that Immediately followed, he
volunteered in the American army rs private,
but By bis Gal1antry soon won for himself q
Captains commission. IN the disastrous fll-
bustcrinE ot Lopez ne commanded 8 CON-
pany-was taken prisoner at Cardenas, and
escaped the garrote By the daughter Of q
Spanish officer, who became euamored Of him.
opening the prison doors, Uudetesrcd, how
ever, By his narrow escape, he next embarked
In Walkers first expcdition-ntom this be
a1eo managed to escape, nftcr passing
through untold pesils aud sudrrmga. As
all our readers arr already aware, he raScd a
company in this city when the guns from
sumler rcverbcsatcd through the loyal
North-went to a1attoon, md waa elected
Colonel by his regiment tthe 21st}. By some
means, however, be WIS deprived Of h.s com
i1en, was appointed Colonel IN hhs stead.
Weary and despoudcnt, through this dlsap-
pointmcnt, he neglected his profession-the
iaw-and by some chance drifled into Carlin.
vile, this statc, where. at the time he re
cciyed his fortune, he was keeping har In a
drinking saloon. He passed through this
city Thursday night last, m roule for SeT
York, there to take steamer ior England,
honor md fortune.
, 1865-12-03
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Organization OF an OIL Company-A..
.c.xmcut tacturns from green County
-Rauroad Laborcr1on srrtke-he"
at the Camp.
Especial Despatch 10 the chtcsco 1Fibune'l
srnEo,1ktp' De-. :
o.E",s, 49, It -1lN.....s " aaa 49, ~.
sompsns naso a.s. 'aea,e 81 otsana@auoa N .ne
seee.a,3 o. ssae 1, once to-aay. among .ne
stocsho'dess afe lion. Richard iates' Col Geo. IL.
n, n r stcnhpns nr. s1-nhrns ia p1r.,denf of
-. - o.t- ~ =, 1.St. 80. - se.1s,a.s "
Inc company. ana Coi. 1ohn N. snsdef SECRETARY.
Tho Company hase Icsted Large tact OF aud net
Little Rock, Ark-, and have already struck oil On
sait laud
, 1865-12-03
NxlzhRm EouDR'n Latest M1nlfcHo

fEF1m the u6rEEet NeWt, NOV. Aj .
We CIySo1 DO 1T.-E.vesy once IN while
.cmc Kind meaning friend Is limiting live
~ *Morm6ass' would only modify our peculiar
views Nttla, 50 Is to have them ha1monize
closer with the opfufon Of the World how
much bettec We would got alonE and be re-
spected. We cannot do 1t, and will briefly
tell the reason why. By undertaking 70
pleased t. reveal to Us, We would assume the
possession Of more wisdom than the AZ.
mighty. and HIS Just anger would Be 6nd!ed
asstust us: for, He has declared that IKE
Is Jealous Cod" and Chzhtcndom says
It fbelir7cs this a little further; these
same kid hienas would study eecleaasseea.
think That Christendom Is ltIhg to condl
THO nreetacy, they would fnd that thels
prxuut condition as regards revclatton y d.
rfectly t1aeeable to the very sotne Moolfyms
policy they would have rs adopt. Ihe expo
ucpts Of Christianity In N. early age were &
oshsfsly modifying that thsy gzAteo upoa
! ouhT,' Of ihc popular teachers Of their times
Is rreatcvo less extent, a7d the cu1se
I onsncc Is that to-day the Christian world ar
| isckinr the blessings thus lost and Which Y
| now e1ioy. Again We repeat We caano& do u
| ne cannot afford to % It. The price too Sinai
4 little popularity with the Worta Would 9
poor compcnsatson FOR the V:ize NO have
view md loretrs{c Of whieh Is With US dill,
| The work We have to perform reqniEes men
und,nching integrity !; and both saht and Eak
tf|c nav ho assured that white Wc prove TN
! to the trust the Lord has reposed IN rs, q
VIM defend md 1naintaIn Us ia that intee5it.
He has neTeE failed yct IN yssns9IE ~: az pfon
of1.n in tte history Of this past, that failu'
has cctn due to desire to modify ntle "a
CONFORM more 10 the customs. Institution
nId Traditions That s1s from beneath aud q
fIym atore. For the third tlHe NC rspe:
ve earpst Do 1t.
, 1865-12-03
SOUTH AMERICA.
The spanish Blockade OF tho Ports OF
Chalf--Socccsz Of the Revolution In
PeFu-4ntere4ttnE Detafl4.

The Spanish Blockade Of the Ports of
Ch1lt-es0ceesz Of the Revolution In
PeEu-antereAttnED Details.
NV YORK, Dec e.-Tha steamer Aslantic, with
2s3 0o N specie, nom califo:nla, has arrived.
The Spanish Admiral PArets continued to threat,
en- to bombard the Chl11an ports without dsriut ID
e9H the threat Into efteet- h announces tie
Islc.huano. An ofhera a1c lclt open "a conm.1cs. M
Ih,' new ..sngsnent attacks the interest. q 10:
Illegally Of the foemcr blockade, and leaves bis
Goresnmcnt subject 10 the cl3in1s of neut1a}s in-
jufcd thereby.
Portal communication With the chlllan ports has
BEEN resumed at Panama.
1here have been several destructive fires in Val.
paralao.
This revolution In Perm haa t1iunuphed. and neaec
restored. The President took refuge In m En9li:h
msn-oi-waE. and ts on his way to Panama Inns
VASE, xas captured On The m9sning q November 9Th oy
400 troops In the Pisa, where fhe palace wss Who
fought It'll al wcre shot The palace was fiod md
iii Ell ppnae ~ nast4 Fo Gans
Cubs. who expecting aid trom Pezet hut the Latter
marched Es .Egn1a calse or the olIeylng day. and
tent 10 demand the surrender 81 Callso ffa; froS;
General Riyaa that night Rtyas abandoned his
post for ship In the bay, and The ally was soon IN
into Bands and 1cbeed md pluadesed eseH psindpsi
not be thkcn nWny was destroyed Immediate
stcps were taken b5 citizens and foreign residents
for protection. Next morning Pezet's army appear
ed outside Of the town, but before night had etcd
away, Gen. Pezet with some Of his ofacezt escaped
to IN; En2aiah Mar-oGW4r. Ec1t day the feet
yielded and order NHs estAb,iahed In Callso and
Ea1oA. snd Ffea4aent Nsn1ecU wKs IN chatYH Of tba
1oEe1E Emtnt-4 Tho new Government viii toubuess
repudlate the treaty With Span, md make common
c1nse With Chill, tho overthrow nf The Spanish
ienty haym2 bocn The object OF The tuToluhou.
NV YokK, DDc. a-Lettets from Rio Jhntlro
ray that the pfcsldcut Of Paraguay has been nre-
pairing for wnr With Brazil, 70. the Carrying out OF
which pu1pc:e he hou, hit several steamers and e.
tahl1shed foundry for tho manufacture Of tnnni-
skilinl English erstnscIs, three 5cafs ngo. He
went TO Europe and returned With i considerable
quantity Of aEna and ammunition, and when this
was accomplished he embraced the ntst favorable
opportunity for commencing hostil,t!es. Tho
allied forces IN the Heid number nbous
0,000 men, Of which 4n,oo0 arr B,aziltans,
1A.eo0 arc Atgentiues, and 1000 belong to Bands
Oriental, Ths Commandtr-in-Chlcf Of the allied
army II Gen. Nitric, President or the Argentine
Republic. The Brazilian army Is commanded BY
Cen osea,1o and the Oriental afny By Gen. F1otrz.
The present number Of ParaguaJans opposed to
them IL not known, but l. thought they cannot hold
out long aKnlnss the3t opponents.
The saIne letter Eiyes detailed statement Of the
advantages which eniEfa1ts 10 Brazil are liable
to The writer thinks there arc great obstacles te
the Establishment In that country Of colonies com
posed OF dissatisfied people from our southe1z
, 1865-12-03

NV YoRK, Dec. a.-Ihe eteamef Wcyboeset,
fsom savannah the a91h, arrived thi. cycntn2.
The Savannah Htrosd says the small pox Is In
creaElnr IN savannah.
The same paper has the following tlos4da
Coz. Marvin has appointed Justice Dupont and
Meetn. Pspey md 1ee!cu 10 sr1anGe the h*s Of
Finr{as to conform to the new Con6tltntton.
Cior. Marvin has restored the dsll ofecefs Of
Florida who were acting 1t the limo o1 the sren"
der.
Col. Osborne has Issued cooe tof the manage
urnt OF interests Of freedmen
Fro.isionsl Governor Joonsan Of Geozgaa ha. or
dc1ed the formation Of militia Company In eaeh
rs,nn:7 Of tie STATE, 10 pEesefTe ORDER.
, 1865-12-03

New Yonx, Dec. a-Ihe Rost saws the Stock
Exchange IS raihes depressed to day by yaEue teu-
faitou rutno1s that diplomatic coumun,ca:1ans be-
tNeen our GoveEnment and he rep.esentstive !. q
csicd our foreign relatious- This report Is not
credited In any well4nfotmea circles, but It has
had the effect OF Causing q pressure to ecu on the
part OF come tiu1id holders Of securities.
Spcr cent. Commercial paper it not offering so
nicely, sRd tho demand h increasing.
The ts6ck MARKET Is depressed and dull.
Government stocks opened strong, but closed
wah disposition TO sell,
NKw YonK. Dec 2--1hr Gon.ne1tta says 1he
stock market shows less hrmne4s tn4n Festcf1sy.
In reeular Transactions the pscF1tins positlon
IL to telL The clique tn Cleveland. and Ptttshnrgh
and northwestern eeIler* Of cash stock In time
and put ont good tine q hong options, especially
cro. Northwestern preferred md F.WaJne. The
prevailing dnnosauon il 70 defer Eczulsa1
purshzsee until aaeF Tuesday: a.. Ths r.. ri,
cent down., .Siseellaneous stocks wrre
| dull and mostly hsetion lower. Ths Goyctnmen1
| tst shown more strength, especially s.&ts. Gold
hearing bonds told at te efosang figures q yctter
day e1s.rt l0-sGs. which Nere y down. 5ns g;
Certificates ue7e ii setter. Tho nooeI market doc:
not yrt exhibit sny marked increase o
ee.e. IL the rcsun Of Tho redemption Of sere1
| millions Of per cent notes yesterday a
IL sbundsn; io1 Il v.n. The .nd ss!Se
more u,cney II being employed r discounts. II
general tate On ea1l loans Is per cent; In q fes
casee balances havc been lent over Sunday At pe
cent. Prime paper Ia current At 7GS per cent; do
long date. absat . Per cent Second arades sanf,
iGa and 1ass.i, under eagbt speculative opez'
, 1865-12-03

:. WILMINGTON. N. t., Nov. sa--Ire shIp Ae1one,
nom Liverpool fos -.BsHmore, with eaJt, went
Tuc-day morning. The ship Is I total loss Tue
Captain and uen wers taken o0 By the steamer
Washington, which x1rivod 1t thlA port Today.
1ha Wathinrton nsdc eye4J effort to Rct the ship
on. bat II waa Of no aral as there Vas heavy sea
1t the t1Dc-
The grnho,t Ttneutn, Commander Temple, as-
rived at Charleston today TO relieve tho ennboat
fcnable+ Commander Phillips, which has becn ii
this station tinee Last epe1ng. - .
There was n heavy stoEm, with very high wind,
here last night, hr,e, nz1ns unknour, l. report.
ed ashore Ut the mouth Of Cape Fen river.
. Gen. Grant md sta6 left hero At noon to-day fo1
Charleston. =
A meeting Of the Wilmington / Manchester HaIl.
road Company ~ held Atfc to-day. Il. II. Doano
was elected President. Resolutions were adopted
talking interest nuw due, and tho President and
Directors be Autaorincd to misc funds by loan 10
thoroughly equip and put in good running pnles
tho road. This road, running hEnce 10 Charleston,
Il link Of the Great Southern Coast foute