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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-21
Disaster at Beverly Jan. IIth, 1906,
Editors LnteLhgencer:

Disaster at Beverly Jan. 11th1 1so5'
Editors LnteLEgencsr:
As there seeems to be quite an anxiety
expressed by the public to know the facts
relative to the capture OF Beverly by the
rebels, take this method of impsrting
the knowledge of one who was present.
l had just returned off a scout of two
days on the west side of Tygarrs Valley
river, on the night of the disaster, l had
seventeen men with me of the Poc9hontas
State scouts. We came in through ter.
rible storm of rain, aud before we had time
to dry our clothing and guns, we were
alarmed by firing in the camp and town.
1 do not think it was more than five min
utes from the firing of the first guns of the
rebels, until our camp was in their pos
session. l ran out Of my quarters, but
could not distinguish by the snow light
the rebels from our own men. Guns were
firing and balls flying in almost every
direction, while men were running in wild
confusion.
The first notice we had of the euemy's
approach was a sayagey yell volley fired
| into camp and town. There was no time
| to be lost. l ran to a building where
had man guarding ordnance, commissa-
ry, &C., in order to secure dry arms for my
men; but finding the building locked and
the guard gone, returned to my quarters
to secure a rifle for myself and to burn
someimportant papers. While thus engaged
was captured and carried before the rebel
Gen. Rosser. l soon saw however, that
| the rebels cared more for piunder than
prisoners; and takiog advantage of the
general rObbing which was going on, made
my escspe' after having turned over SCI
Icoufederate money to a rohber. This to
lgether with an oil cloth coat was all they
got from me.
There will be great deal of criminatior
and recrimination of the officer in COM
mand at Beverly; but as there will be
court martial to investigate the affair,
shall not give judgment. But likely i
there was less balls. dancing and Whisk!
drinking, and more pieketiug and scouting
and less associstiug OF our officers aud SOL
diers with the rebels in the army, we woult
meet with less surprises of our camps.
All the scouts under my command mad
their escape, and some ten of them cam
back to Beverly about the time the rebel
left. joined them with few others, to
. gether witH a few citizens and Ohio sol
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diers. We passed over the battle ground,
saw four dead rebels and two Union SOL
diers. We thought to hold the town; but
the rebel cavalry dashed back on US, and
We were compelled to leave. Beverly is o
hard place to hold. 1t is no military po-
sition. Why not return to Cheat Mount
ain Summit, where one hundred men can
resist more rebels than q thousand can At
Beverly S. YOUNG, Comd'g S. T.
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Particulars Of the AHach from an Eye
Wi:Ress-Zhe Heroic VaLor Of our Troops
Stubborn and Bloody Resistance of the
Rs6sIs-Immsnss Strength of the Works IN
the Fort. .....-.
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FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
Correspondence of the Springfield Republican.
WAYRE County, W. VA, Jan. 4, 1861
THE WEST VIRGINIA OIL REGION.

I was at Oatlettsburg, KY, yesterday,
and met one of the three Massachusetts
men here prospecting for oil. There has
not been much excitement on the subject
for the reason, 1 suppose, that it Is not
There is plenty of oil, believe, up the Big
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-21
IT cUaEsoATARRH, AsD PAIN IN TuE TEMPLE
No VIOLENT sYRISsINs OF TIE HEAD.
Tu, Sv,,,r ~ T,uyv .-yy1 S,-v1r Uvu-op,o

No VIOLENT sYRITsING OF TIE HEAD.
TIE sESsE OF TLsTE AND SHELL REsToRID.
For centuries Catarrh has dehed the skill OF phys
icians and surgeons. No medical work coutains
prescription that will eradicate 1t. Nothing save
Dir. GOOdae's Remedy will break it up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and preclu
ding the possibility ofa relapse.
No form Of CataTrh can Withstand lis searching
power and mode Of treatment eyer afforded such
immediate relief gave such universal satisfaction.
1t pe1etrates 70 the very seat Of this disease and
exterEninates it, root and branch for ever.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
HAY, ROSE, AND PRaIoDIc CATLRRH.-Dr R. Good
sle's Catsrrh Remedy and mode OF treatment not
only aHJrds the greatest relief 10 every variety of
Catarrh but IL sXiuguishes the disease forever in
all its types and stages Every one speaks well OF it.
Price 81 90 per Bottle. Send astAmp for DR. Good
ale's New Pamphlet on Catsrrh, its perfect mode of
treatment, and rapid cure. Information OF price
less value-Send or call at once
NOsToN Co., Sole ARsuts, rs Bieecker st., N. Y.
| E|-PUr safe by T. II. Lo1AN & CO., and LO.
GAN, LIST & co, Wheeling.
nOv23.1y ydEw
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Bar Iron.

OAR IRON Round from s-16 to iu.
ID BAR IRoS, square 70 2H 10.
Bah IRoH, Pat 1lxH to 6Hiu
BAR fRox, x,Half oval" e 70 2Z IN.
Bar TRoE, Cat TO Lengths for lire
Bah IEoH, Hoop, ftom 70 3 Ia. Prom Penn
sJlvania, American, Wayne aud sligo Mil, Pitts-
buFgb, P. @. HILDRETH BRO,
noV26 % Main street,
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DAILY INTELLIGENoER STEAM JOB OFFICE
~ executes all kinds Of Job Printing with neat
ness and dispatch, and at War prices. Apply at
the corner Of Quincy and Main stEssts, up stairs,
Wheekag, ". VA.
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OIL WELL TOOLS.

ONE SET OIL WE'LL TOOLS, ~ in. sinker,
" Sand Pump, Jar, &C., for sale cheap. Enquire
of ao,0s PC. HlLD"EFH asiI 4 BIO.
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NEw YORK, Jan. 20.-Gold opened at
2Os, fell to 200, and closed at 2O2.
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GEO. O-DENHERIT g GO
THE FOLLOWING spLRxD:
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and
Pencils, &C., worth 100000,

10 BE SoLDAT ONE DOLLAR EACH, vIthou
L regard to va'uo, aud not 10 be paid until you
Iuow what you will receive.
100 Gold Hunting Cases Matches.. eaoh 800 90
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hHEUMATIo CoMPoUxD

ssA-les the source OF all trouble, and eneotpsIv
fisf re disease from the system by its imme-
- give II trial, and become sati.ird of ;ts & al
ceTful power. 4'1 VI its Won
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AND MODE OF TREATHENT Ia

PES HAY, Ross AND PEz1oDIc OATAR
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CITE gSutelLiaentst.
SUBSCRIPTION pRICEs.

m the first or fourth pages $50 per year; $12 for
L months.
harriage, Death and Religious Notices. 76cents
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U. S. Marshal's Sale.

District Court Of the
Uuited States for the
, Dis:ri:t OF West Virginia,
a Wheeling. Pail Term,
ls64
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New YoRK, June 2S.-In the struggle
between the bulls and bears in gold
shares, there is no yielding on either
side. The bulls refuse to lend, and the
bears are filling their contracts borrow
ing, Mt rates ranging from u to 7S per
cent. per day. Saturday must deter
mine which side has to yield. The
price opened ut 141, and fell steadily to
1895.
The Bavaria took out ss1, 900 in spe-
The Commercials money article saws
the Cuba brings further orders for the
purchase of 5-2Os on European account.
It is supposed that orders aggregate
about 800, 600.
At the morning board the purchases
amounted to about 500, 900, upon which
the price advanced to l041{, kS improve
ment OH the closing price of yesterday.
The rise, however, brought out sellers,
and at the evening board the price de-
clined to 1031S@l041S; the new issue
advanced e.
5-2Os are very firm and scarce at 971S.
at the auction sale of Pittston coal
to-day, the following were the prices,
showing an advance of from Is to SIC:
lump s. IS; steamer S. Is; crate 81 O5:
stove 81 IS; chestnut S6 so.
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- 49, -

The Private Papers or zen: Davis at
Observation-Disclosures WeeffnsE n
SOnth CaroIinaL Committed 10 FOR
PuAaslkis..AG ray Between white and
COloEed Troops. -
NEW YORK, June, 2s.-The Charles.
ton correspo dent of the Herald says;
The private effects and papers of JEFF
DAVIS and Beauregard, recently cap.
tnred In Florida 4 had arrived in Charles
ton and been transmitted thence to
washington. Among them is a dis
member of the rebel Congress-, dated al
charleston on the 10Th October, 1862,
inquiring whether the bill for the exc.
cutton of abolition prisoners. meaning
national soldiers, had yet become a law,
not. t'e,,'''e'o - ~ Aa''
Union meetings were being held in
various parts of South Carolina,
The captured rebel Ex-Socretarv of
the Treasury, Trenholm, had been com
mitted to Fort Fort Pulaski. -
"A difficulty recently occurred in
charleston between the white and coll
ored troops, but it was soon suppressed
a few on both sides were wounded. =
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FORTRESS MONROE, June 26.-The
steamer Perrott arrived from Niorehead
City, N. C., with mails and 80 passen-
gers.
Tho English frigate Styx arrived this
morning after cruising three days about
Cape Henry and Chitrles.
Surgeon Mcclellan has discharged
2256 convalescent soldiers from HaTnn-
ton Hospital, since June LIST.
The steamer Geo. Washington, Capt,
1ngraham, has been discharged from
the Government service, and sailed for
Wilmington, Del, this morning.
A serious disturbance took place in
Portsmouth, Va, last night between
the black and white people. Pistols
were freely used, and a Mr.. Taylor was
shot and badly wounded; also one or
more of the colored fellows.
A correspondent of the Boston Tran
script states that on recent visit to
Mount Vernon he saw returning veteran
soldiers refused admittnnce, because
they had not enough money to pay the
fee demanded by the secession ocou-
pant named Herbert. A colonel Of a
regiment was swindled out Of 800 for
the privilege of allowing his regiment
five minutes view of the place.
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spetiat autites.
mn son Use RE REsT2

twenty years Increasing demnd has
lied the fact that MATHEWS WE'VE.
4 AIR DYE, Is the best In the world. II
theapest, the most reliable, and most
tcnt. Complete in one bottle. Does
aare any previous preparation Of the
80 trouble. No crock or stain. Does
bun or make the hair appear dusty and
bit imparts to 1t new life and lustre.
va beautiful black or brown, as pre-
\ child can apply 1t. Always gives
,tlun. Only IS cents per bottle. Sold
where,
/. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. Y.
IS BARNES q CO.. New York, whole
g.nts. nlay9O-Iyeod
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JOIN FRIssELL,
a. a. SurIgenn II 81

VS. In Rem, In case of
The personal uroDer forfeiture and confls-
Of John Lump. cAtIuh'
WHEREAS AN INFORMATION HAS
wv been filed in the District Court of tie
United StnteS for the District OF West Vir-
g1nias Ut Wheeling. on the list day OF June,
IN the year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty five, by the United states
OF America, against the personal property of
John Lump, described In the schedule iileti
with Said tnfoTInation-in certain proceed
ing IN Rem, alleging in substance that the
SUI Jonn Lump has violated the 4Sth sec
ton OF the Act of the Congress of the United
states, approved June 30, 1851 entitled Gar
Act % provide Internal Revenue to support
the government, to pay interest on the pub
Nc debt and for other purposes and praying
SOLD as forfeited to the United States.
now therefore, III pursuance OF the attach
nent under the seal of the Said Court to me
dlfected ana delivered, 1 do hereby Give pub-
NC nouee 70 all persons claiming any Interest
IN tne SUD property, or in the proceeds there
OF, 10 appear before the Judge OF the District
Court Of the United States for the District oi
Mest S 5 at w heeling, on the 9Th day OF
July, 1863, III the same be day OF IuriSdic-
ION, u not, on the next day Of Jurisdiction
thereatterl then and there to interpose theft
cla1ms and make their allegation IN -thnt be-
NAIL EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
.. s. Marshal, Dist OF W. Va,
b. ID. SMITH, U. S. Atty. je2I-I3L
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The IIaytIen Insr,rrection.

new YoRK, june 28.-Advices have
been received from Hayti to the 10th
inst. The insurrection was then confin-
ea 70 the city OF Cape Haytien. All the
ted again to the government. The
news OF the surrender of Cape. Haytien
was hourly expected ut Port au Pfince
cape H3ytien was tho Headquarters d
the rebels, and it was there that the re.
bellion hrst broke out. The city is in.
vested py the forces of President GeE.
thelnY.
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Died of His WOunds....The Vtrs1ui,
, nlRJR Tennessee Railroad.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 27.-R. n.
Jacqueman,, who was shot during the
disturbance in Norfolk last Saturday
night, died this morning.
The bar rooms are oil closed for the
present in Petersburg.
The Richmond Republic of the 9th
says the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road will be opened July 10Th nom
Lynchburg to Bristol.
The railrond is successfully running
between Richmond and Petersburg, and
will be turned over to the directors by
the military authorities to-day.
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ruRE CATAwRA WINE.
PURE CATAWBA WINE.
PURE CATAWBA WINE.
PURE CATAwBA WINE.

PURE CATAWBA WINE.
ALIENS Elltview Vineyards, Kentucky.
ALIENS EIkvIcw vineyards, Kentucky.
ALIENS Elltview Vineyards, Kentucky.
Aliens Elkyiew Vineyards, Kentucky.
Ii BBLS. CATAWBA WINE.
20 DOZ. CATAWBA WINE.
lru,nted superior to any in this city.
ie4re 10 Gull particular attention to the
i Of this Wtne-it being the finest IA
VINE ever introduced to the public in
IeInity, and we recommend 1t to our
hs being just what the sick want.
a luscious, palitable wine. Much Of
tuwLsl found i'll our vicinity is no bet
y vinegGr-alld has nothing desirable
p"jvG about it-and we know any ono
lii Kentucky Catawba Wine, will be
ly satisfied az TO the purity, richness
D'crturity OF 1t. For sale by
LAUGHLINS Il BUsHFLELD,
Wholesale aud Retail.
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\ Ply Biological View Of 3lnr-
iIScLContGlning nearly $40 pages,
\ tine Plates and Engruvings of the
l1v az the Human OrgOns In q state of
Id Disease, with "a treatise on Early
tis peplorable Consequences upon the
i'l Body with the Authors Plan of
tnt-the only rational and successful
cure, rs shown by the report of cases
y truthful adviser 10 The married,
:" contemplating marriage, who en-
foubls Of their physical Condition.
r. Of postage to any address, on re-
- cents, in stamps or postal currency,
b sing DIR. LA CROIx,
no. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, n. Y.
nthoT may DO consulted upon any Of
CnSeS upon which his book treats,
pIrs0RdliV or by mail, aud medicines
Rny part of the world.
3md&wamp
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NEW York, June 2s.-The Post says
the ocean monitor Dictator, which has
returned from "A trip across the coast,
will have her machinery altered to a
slight extent, and Is to sail through the
Sound and to Halifax. It Is reported
that If her sailing qualities prove per-
fectly satisfactory, she will cross the
Atlantic. Her officers are confident Of
her success. 1t is said she recently
made a speed of ten knots an hour.
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rho Guerrilla MOseby.....A Trim
THROUGH South GsnrnIlnn

New YORK. June 28.-A Richmond
newspaper states that the rebel guerTiI-
la Moseby has been paroled and is now
residing at his home in Charlottesville.
The World has correspondence
from it's special commissioner sent on
q Journey through tho South, dated Co
Plorable state of affairs as existing in
the track of Sherman's march. The
destruction Of Columbia alone left 2O0
acres Of buildings in ruins, and saws It
is no figure of speech to say the people
are starving. There are disagreements
among the negroes, their employers and
blacks are at work on what terms t6ey
do not know and neither do their eri-
ployers, though their is an understand
ing that they are to have board and
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Fire.

NEW York, June PA serious FIRE
occurred in Jersey City to-day, involv-
ing the total destruction of the Ameri-
can mills, owned by D. s. Gregory. Jr.
Also some oil mills in the immediate
vicinity. Cummings car shop was
much damaged.
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.nr1.ArE,s II0NEY NoAP.

I, !eurated TOILET SOAP, in sucl, uni
lsuland, Is made from the Choicest ma-
{. MILD and EMoLLIENT in It's ma
FKAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
i BENEFICIAL in It's action upon the
Tor sale by all Druggists and Fancy
i. alers. mnrl5-ly
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The Russtlnn Plague Extending Yves.
VYnF,E

New YoRk, juno 28.-A letter has
been received at this custom house, adj
dressed to the State department Of our
Consul at Port Maben. He writes that
the Russian plague is extending west
WARD more rapidly than is supposed,
anu all aaY1slpg that all cargoes arriving
scrutilliZcd before landing. The
d1sease is said to be as bad us that
which visited London u century ago.
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EpiIeptIc Fits cRm be Cured!
y LUCKNOW having become eminent
) full In curing this terrible malady,
i i similarly AFFLICTED. to call or send
J. ~ OF references and testimonials OF
b cases cured OF nom one to twenty
D standing. He devoteS his attention
" 10 diseases Of the Cerebro-Spinal
Nervous System, and solIclts nh In
linn OF his claim tOpubliC confidence.
all letters to
DIR. V. b. LUCKNOW,
D o. Box SIG. New York.
'nt6wsmp
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Sewing astafHinfs.
mo HOME Is COMPLETE
i61 4At190t a
Sewing Machine.
From the Rev. :,
lG-f EsG1 81 -27s.
HENRYIiwARD BEEcHER.

%Yom admirable needle ,Vonan is the only
seamstress that denes extortinate men. They
cannot cheat IT. nor starve it, nor deprive 1t of
sleep, nor tire it out, nor mako its hands
weary. AL1ast am thankful that there q A
machine-woman that. cannot be Oppressed
nor kept In suffering. Now, sewing IL the
family amusement onr Wheeler q wilson.
Is played on a great deal more than our plano.
and Is the cause, too. of more real music than
Is ever got out that instrument.
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New York Produce Marker.

NEW YORK. Juno ..
CoTTOE-MoTe active, excited and fully lie
higher; 40c for middlinE.
FLoUR-69l0c lower, with fair demand In
part for export; S6,609500 for extra State; SS,l
@6,GO for extra Il. H. O.; SG,7057,e0 for trade
brands, market closing firm.
MH1SKY-Firm; Western S2,0392,04.
WuEAT-l92c lower for Spring aud Bose
lower on winter; sl,s99l IS for Chicago Spring;
81 s839l IS for good Milwaukee Club; 81, Be for
good winter Western; 81, 80 for amber AIiohi-
CoRS-l@2c lower with fair demand in part
for expert; 7497S for nnsonnd; 1sgs4 for sound
port parcels.
and in store.
COFFEE-Dul.
,sUoAR-NIoFe active; Cuba NIusoovado ua
MoLAssEs-Dull.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet; crude 8O8361f; refined
In Bond 5095J; refined free 71@72.
c,d P9RKd = 2s2 oE new Igss
do: $1,000 3O0 Tor prime and sls 100 for
BEEE-Hams quiet at s27yOO9a5.
1919 for hams.
BACoN-Duu.
IARD-Quiet and steady at l551@lsN.
BuTTER-@9S for Ohio and 25e584 for State.
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Public Lnnds---Post oGices Re,Opeue,
Cabinet Meeting.

WAsH1NaroN, June 2s.-Returns at
the General Land Office show that in
April oyer 5000 acres Of land, valued
at over S70, 600, were taken up for actual
settlement, under the Homestead law.
Charles Eaton Creery, lately in gov.
ernment' employ in WASHINGTON. has
been appointed Tax Commissioners for
Mississippi.
The Postmaster General has re-open-
cd Mt. Jackson, Strasburg, New Mar
ket, Wo9dstocts and other Post Offices
in the Shenandoah Valley.
The Worlds special says:
n: PRESIDENT johnson was this morning
was very brief, in consequence Of his
lndisposihon. AL the Csbinet were
present save Secretary Seward, and it is
understood that the question of pro-
was undDr discussion. The present
candidates for that position are not DO.
1eVed to be very hopeful of success.
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WA.sa1NeToS, June 2s.-The court
met at O'Clock, when Assistant Judge
AZ Bingham proceeded to review
eels evidence and to sum up for the
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Internal Revenue Omccrs ..Tbc ",
cant TuHnRRII1VH

NEW YoRK, June 2s.-The Posts
Washington special says
The Internal Revenue Officers for
Virginia, Louisiana, Alabama and
Georgia have been appointed, and Inc
organization of these departments will
be completed as rapidly as possible.
The Judgeship made vacant bv the
tIa OF Judge Catrons, lies be-
Judge Darrell, of Lonisianss r iss- : tlitN'
Gen. Grant has not VET c0TnnIet,f, HE,
official report. Ae'se' AIlS
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Arrival from a,ana-..A fralrp In VEN


eEuela.
New YoRK, June 2s.-The steamer
Columbia brings Havana dates;tO the
AdYtces from YeuezuelR stated that
Gen. Falcon had entered upon the du-
t1es OF the office of President.
Twas said That VeVancie Palzar,
personal enemy of the President, had
INVADED a Town on. the Maracaibo coast
put was aoliged to retire to one of the
States of Columbia.
The State of New Barcelona was still
in disorder. -
There was no news from Mexico.
Troops continue to arrive from San
Domingo.
Advices from Nassau state TINT the
place is entirely deserted by the loat-
ing population II acquired during the
war.
Breckenridge was still in Havana.
He counsels his friends to throw them
selves on the clemenCy of the President,
and ask for pardon. He probably I'M
tends to do so himself he keeps very
quiet. h
Trade will commence with the south
ern ports Immediately 0fter tho first of
July. Vessels are already advertised.
Tho blockade runner Lark sailed on
the I'd for Liverpool, to be sold.
Inc petition to retain the present Cap
t 9l General is being numerousIy
Two new vessels loaded with coolies
had arrived during the week.
Weather very warm and very little
The yellow fever was not very preYa4
lent.
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AN a ,:M,,.S,,STH!-I WANT AGENTS EV-
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