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THE TALLAHAssE AN ENGLISH MgRouANrMAN,
~ Liverpool II H. stated that tho cruising days of tho
Taliahasse over, and That I'd. he n rrchrstened
the Amelia and VIII shortly placed in the merchant
ryico. She continued however 10 ny the rebel nag
and was an oi. .ect Of great attraction m the lcrsoy
ACTION oF THE AusrRALtAN GOVERNMENT IN
MAISTAlSGNG ENGLIsn NErFR ALtlY--ruE REsEIs
PREVENTED PROM ENLisTINg Mry.
ffrom thc London Threl. April III
BY the arrival Of the Ma lms have rac.ived inoui
gehg' u Melbourne 90 ,he = o February Tim prin.
cIa i..m Of iatesonce is account Of the proceed
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THE SEWARDS.
The Condition OF Secretary Seward and
Hts Son.

THE MORNING REroRT.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, April 2i-e A. NJ. !
Hon. T. NJ STANTON, Secretary OF War;
SIR have the honor TO report that the Secretary OF
State Ia free from pain and stronger this morning.
MIR Frederick Seward passed quiet night Very re-
|spcctiully, your obedient servant
j. X BARNES, surgeon General.
THE EVENING REPORT.
WASHINGTON April "a, 1865.
Hon E. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War
SRI have Tho honor to report that the secretary Of
State sat up for several hours today and is comfortable
tonight.
Mr. Frederick Seward ia stronger end moro conscious
than at any tlmo since his nJ4ry. Very respectfully,
your obcdicnt servant
j. X. DARNE5, surseon.Gencr
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ngs the government OF Victoria has been compelled 10
"a tn regard to she Confederate steamer Senan
dCa IL has been reported that the el had actually
en- lied by the authorities but this is AN exaggera-
tton of the facts 49,
In consequence OF information Communicated to the
lgovernmen il felt just hed in placing street glard OF
? 1olce al the slip on Viii th vessel ndcgohB
repairs prevent any brea OF neutrality by the enlist
4 men OF Brit sh subjects But tn government did not
nd TO deain the Ship and her repairs were
scompleted she would proceed TO sea.
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NEWS FROM MOBILE.
NEW ORLRANs. Anril IL

Nsw ORLEANS, April 49, 1906
General Candy has issued order prohibiting all per-
sons not connected with the army from going Mobile
The Delta says that the Milwaukee, whi h was
sunk in Mobile bay will prove total loss Her
machinery can be saved Her guns have been taken off,
Her hull is already breaking to pieces
The guns Of the Usage are being rmoved with good
prospect of ultimately raising her
The Laura ran against piles making largo holes
in her. which caused her sink in shallow water She
will be saved.
The Ida, small propeller was struck by tor
pedo and blown up Her captain and two others were
killed.
It is said that the Ibervile also blown up by g.
torpedo, but this is yet confirmed
The Blossom Rover and the iron clad No 4S were also
destroyed but have yet learned the particulars
The s otia, recently known gunboat No. l. was sunk
in thirteen feet Six Of her lost and
six wounded
All the Monitors except the Cincinnati up to the
city and the rest Commodore Palmcrs fleet will
arrive up.
and captured blockade runner loaded with on tho sand
bales OF cotton. .
will relieve General Granger Of command In Mobile as
soon General Banks arrives In New Orleans.
miles "a above % BLAKE Biakey, en- - rpe % for Mongomory
Died.
CnuRcmLI-On Sunday, April 90 NARY ELIZABETH
jCHrRnIL daughter OF Martin aud Sarah Churchill aged
II year III months and % days.
The reali and fri nds o. the family respectfully
invited to attend the neral Wedn sday afternoon,
o'clock, from the residence Of her parents No Is
Hamil on street.
DUFFY.-On Sunday, April %, JOHN DUFFY, aged A
l years
The friends and relatives Of the family invited to
attend the funeral this Tucsday morning. at ten O'Clock,
flm his late residence OBS East Eighteenth street
The body will b. taken to the Church of the immaculate
Conce )ion Fourteenth street, from thence to Call
vary Cemetery at one O'Clock.
For Oher Death, See Secnd Page
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the Quarantine bill II rvises all the existing
visions and will prov dc amply for all contin encies OF
quarantine at New York, by giving to the Health 0c,ra
police force and all other necessary facilities and autho
rity 1t has been opposed certain points affecting
Island by Mr. Rdseway but those being conceded
there is no doubt of the bill becoming law.
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THE NATIONAL BEnEAVEMENT.

ArA SPECIAL MEETING or THE :.,S"S NEW ,s'5 YoEs x
esenns naeI Ap Il 1857 Se following
reso soutions were adortcd:-.
cere regret OF the death cf Abraham Lincoln President -
msu s U WITH Os se fellow sy sens ns ns1d o OF 0h sn
proper give expression to our sorrow on TINS me"n
Resolved, That we tender to hi. bercaved family our
pathy looking for consolation to Him VINO e"pcr Tue w"
s s.ss sSdy 81 = a%rSns ss SGssq
hs, invite all boiler makers s n sP s%F Sn reasn
u TSos 1Ssai,S MsfAnsAs Recording Secretary, =, n
The members Of the asoye oray SnS AZ
ss 70 r. T"ssdsy ao,h inst, at Military Hall l9s Bower
TTopE LODGE, NO: 24, p. AND A. NTH
s Sss e 4, sssy .,ssst sSd .ss no
sy a u O'clock Tuesday morning FOR the purpo
SHns i, b ;Ss osss es'eao'' our % DiSGaHS
rTAwKINs, zoUAvEs, NINTH NEW YORK VIOLIN
@snSr' q tbs ,sg1en, ossv are reS1ssed q
dress take part in the funeral procession Of our lamente
rre''ae'~ ~ wM. J. ROGERS Acting Commander.
IN AND A. MITE MEMBERS OF LAfAYErTi
II. Lodge, No q and A. N are l requested :. meet
Odd Fellows Hall this day NEGu 1SSqA xs.s, a. NJ
W. Invrxo ADAMS Secretary.
MASONIC NoTicE-NonMAL LODGE, no. 5l3 =
broad%sy "a at 10 ocock A. 81 on tuesday the ah inst e
se gu,P,ase 81 P,se q gh re ~ s Po the unOn u
eTa WIN sses scTe on rs those rST wh do saa s @ rss
with The Lodge are requested 70 ma coGpIp f Sppsgp r
TT H. A. COUNCIL NO. 1.-THE MBMBFRs ARE III
rectei 10 meet at 100 Powery - lOt O'Clock this
10 t,ke part Ia the funeral obseques OF late Ia
mfp'fa cpFsSas re,aSns se 0'1' wM H. MCKINNEY Prcl
THE NATION IL TEARs-A DtRGE IN MEMoRib
ad @ SI ,Sro eu The land To to to our cRcfaf
dead Great God and mpsW be Aias how brief Is o,y
moralty our Father. help, and bless TO this agony
Iol tor ,oln Music, vcry majestic and impressive n
Konrad Tauer MAJ be sung solo. duet trio or in u
chorus and also arranged Tor he psno and organ as g e
nsrcl wh beau lil pgrs q Psesdsnt lIaeoln r.9
In y Sold ~ tac music dealers aud mailed free on re
eeipt OF pnce, ~ cents
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The Austrian Legion.

The steamer Brazilian with eleven hundred and thir
soldiers completing the contingent of seven thousan
two hundr recruited in Austria for the service
the Emperor of Mexico left Trieste for Vera Cruz touch
ing at Gibraltar, on the 29th ut
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city ON Saturday the 9th o. May The body viii lie IN
s,a a in he nall O the Ho OF Representa- es from
Ten O'Clock Wednesday until ten O'Clock aturday
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KIRBY SMITH.

His Troops Disbanded and Returning to
Their Homes.
NEw ORLEANS. April Is, VIA CAmo, April 23, 1866.
1t is reported that General Kirby Smith is dsbandng
his army, and that his troops are returning to their
homes
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The Officers OF the Array and Navy.
CIRCULAR.
Ex-Omcers of the Army and Navy.

Ex-oibccrs and men of the army and navy, who have
served in the war; will assemble promptly at No
90 East Thirteenth street. O'Clock this morning. TO
badges and form in line, join the grand pro-
Ccssi0n.
Tho following gentlemen have been appointed aids -
Major General Schuyl Ham lton, Major W. W. Leland
Lieutenant John Allen Ii uenant Alfred Appel Captain
James Sherlock, Captain William Jones and Colone
VIM A. Lynch WILLIAM S. HILLYER, Marshal
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The Societies.

We are obliged, through tho press Of matter 10 omit
The notices Of the movements Of the various societies
whi are T. participate in the grand procession 20 day
IN or I'D. sNsenas will be fo nd ths orders &c of
thc5e sOc etes W Winch diem Tor fun parlcu
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The Colored People I'm the Procession To-
Day.

Major General Jors A. DIX
IL s the desire Of the secretary Of War that dis
elimination respecting color should be exercised In ad
mittng pcrsons 10 tie funeral PROCESSION la
ths city black reg IN, nt formed part of the escort
Q. A. DANA, Assistant secretary Of War.
Colorcd people their societies who wish Join the
procession to-day, do so by forming West Read
street BY twelve O'Clock their right resting Broadway
Societies should appoint their own marshall TO preserve
nIllpr
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THE FUNERAL TRAIN.

~~~>~~N<~sN-N>><~~~|~>>>>S
Speeini Time Table for Funerai ifA'n'
on Hudson River Railroad, To-day
Tuesday. Aprll 25.
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lhe committee Of airmgomcn.s announce that tho
funeral Of tbS lamened President wiz take place In this
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First Troop, Eighth Regiment.

FITkt TfOOp, EtKhtn NeKIHheuts
COMPANY ORDER NO. 8, COMPANY I, EIGHTH REGT-
MEST, N. Y. s. n. O., FIRST TROOP, WASHINGTON
GRAYS.
HEADQUARTERS, Nsw YosK, April "a, 1865.
Company Order No. is hereby countermanded
In accordance with brigade and regmcnta orders you
hereby ordered appear at the Cooper Institute on
Tues 25th inst at half past eight O'Clock A. NJ, In
full fatigue with side arms and white cotton gloves
mounted on gray horses take part In the funeral obse
quies OF our amented late PRESIDENT Abraham Lincoln
sword Color and standard bearers will see that thol
coors dropped and shroudcd In Grape Members vii
parade with cavalry hat and without ovcrcoats. ID,
order Of GEO. b. SMITH, captain.
q. NJ SwIrr Orderly.
~ B-Shoud the weather provo unfavorabe th,
membera vi parade with overcoats
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Arrangements for the Obsequics by
Brooklyn Associations.

Nearly all the civic associations in Brooklyn will bc
presented In the funeral procession in New York to-day
and independent Of the military will number about
thousand men.
The public Offices and places Of business will be closed
and the flags displayed at halfn The following is
the endat on Of the acting Mayor in regard "a
MAYORS. 7yy;r777TJA ;r777TJA, baookIrs, Aprl2t 1865.
Lincoln viii te celebrated York Tuesday
April 20 and as \ The intention I o hs nnspar 1S auIhor
OF the citizens OF Brooklyn TO PARTICIPATE there ~ respect
day The city Offices viii be city nags ds
played at half.mlst d. d. WHITNEY,. Acting Mayor.
The order OF the arrangements Ia regard the various
civic associations will be as foows:-
Grand Marshal, Colonel T. b. Fowler.
Alds-Dr Jas. l. Farley II W. Miehell c. C. Sawyer
Ward Fund commitee
Kings County Medical ociety.
Hose Company No II. -a
All 10 form in the order they are name on Joraiemor
eireei wet Oh 6lf0l ri ht resting on Clinton street.
Father Mathew T. A. -. Society No. will form on
Livingston street ri ght resting on Clinton street
st. Aun r. A. Il. society.
Assumption T. A. Society will form ~ the order named
-chernerhorn street. rght resting on Clinton street
Father Mathew I. A. d. Society No will form on
State street, right sting on Clinton.
Father Mathew ], A. B. Society No g.
'Longshoremen all 20 form on State street. cast Of
Clinton, right resting on Clinton street
ST. James r. c. Benevolent Society.
Shamrock Society No. l.
81 Patrick Society
All 10 form the oror named Atlantic street, west
Of Clinton. right resting on Clinton street
Oncers and eX 0ilclTs of Volunteers
Fifth Ward Citizens Association.
Knls County Union General Committee
internal Revenue Department, Collectors and Assessors
All to form in the order they named Atlant
street. OF Cl nton, right rest ng Clinton street
stewards Assoc alton (colorodl
Widow Sons Lodge, +. A. NJ tcoored.)
Polphinic Association (coloredl
Fr-t Brooklyn Loyal League OF colored men.
divided no two columns One will cross over the Mon
tague ferry and the other over Fulton ferry.
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The German singing Societies.

We are requested TO give notice that position has
been assigned to the German singing societies the pro.
ccssion to- day.
They will make part Of the Third division, lmmedl.
atcly behind the clergy.
All members Of th organizations who desire 10 take
part will form Nassau street, right resting Spruce
street. at ten O'Clock.
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In accordance with the recommendation oil the Mayor
the Marine Offices OF this city will DO closed for
the transaction OF busin IS at eleven A. NJ to-day, and
continue the remainder Of the day, TO enable their
officers and employees TO participate IN the neral honors
o. the remains Of the late Chic Magistrate OF the nation
BY order G. s. stage, Clerk OF the Board.
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The Scene of the eAssassination.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The theatre in which Abraham Lincoln was assassin
aed should be opened again as place of amuse
ment. 1t would be desecration of hallowed ground
The spot should be purchased by the American people,
at whose heart the assassin aimed his deadly weapon
and monument chapel should be erected upon It,
to commemorate the virtues Of freedoms greatest
martyr.
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g. peueuictIon Dy Archbishop N ncS.Ss4cy
At the close of the ceremonies the assemblage will be
formed proper order and proceed to unite in the
cession to be form under the direction OF the Joint
Committee of the Common Council.
Among the various public and private organizations
invited unite with the citizens in this solemn and
grateful duty the following
The Clergy and IN mbers OF all the city churches
The Mayor and Common Council or New York.
The Joint Committee of the Common Council
The MAY or and Common Council of Brooklyn.
The Chamber of Commerce of New York.
The New York Produce Exchange.
The Union Club.
The New York Club.
The Century Club
The Atheneum Club
The City Club
The Eclectic Club
The Union League Club.
The organizations meeting under the Citizens Com
mittce Will assemble in Union square, opposte the
1tson Dorte at half past nine A. NJ, under marshal
OF the Citizens Committee, aud march to Nassau street
and take up positions in line.
WILLIAM 7. BLODGETT Chairman.
s. B. CHTTENDES,
HENRY NJ TABGR ! Secretaries
FRANK Z. HOWE
The Officers OF the Array and Navy.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARr THE EAST,
New YORK CITY, April a. 1885. !
The officers of the army and navy who take part
in the funeral ceremony tomorrow requested to
assemble at Dclmonioo's, Chambers street and
Broadway, at twelve o'clock NJ, with side arms the
usual badse o. mourning, and without epauets.
BY command OF Major General DIX
NJ MoMAHoS Brevet Colonel and Assistant Adj utans
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INSTRUCTIONS.
This train has the right OF track over All otneI
In either direction and must reach suioh
AZ which they are meet let special pass al least
ten minutes before spec al is due. -.
.niIot enginen viii leave New York ten minuses
in advance OF spec al train, ny ten minutes ahsu
or nublishod time TO East Albany. Pilot engine mas
same ghts special, and at staons where ""i"s ~
or pass il they must wat for special ,..h all
The train will at q SLOW rate o. speco 'hio"s" ~
towns aud villages. u,,,,..,. .,roo, n
AIS r. M. ,,,aoo ,o,aors
All station masters, trackmen drawbrldge tehoersl
wichmen and fagmen VIII be governed py INC sehei'
N''' ' ToUCEY, Asst supt
1Ime Table OF the Presiden.ial Funeral
Train.
Ions madt by ne War Depart
vi 1t ana dArarture from
20, ,be rou' ui the Presi-
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n O N Q r S
TO THE
MARTYR PRESIDENT,
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.

cessiop will move 20 morrow entirely clear Of enccm
brances , -, .ouo,,
> manner of vehicles from passing or standing on IN
route and coniAc persols oa foot TO the sde"sns VI
such streets nay be used ty the procession Lei the
hne of eurbstoxe be your Guide mark.
JOHN A. KENNEDY, Superintendent
The Ceremonies I'm Union square,
The time FOR commencing these exercises VIII DC hve
O'Clock IN the Afternoon.
Citizens pabc bodies, private s"csal organizations
and all pzsons who unite in rendering testimo
mails respect and for the character and ser
vices 6 the deceased President nvited to assemble
at urSn square, Fourteenth street, Tuesday next,
the 2hth ins tant at five O'Clock p M
Its intended that each shall be
70 by its officers and regulations subject
however, to such arrangements "a may be announced
by tho Joint committee OF the Common Council.
Tire guests aud others participating In the ceremonies
square five O'Clock in the evening Will report
at the Maison Doree at half pass four o'clock
large stard draped with black has been erected In
Union square opposite the Maison Doree IN the Geec
As a mo- umcntal design representing broken cc"'nn
on e'thcr side OF which ~ y aud Justfe
Hon 8uhn a hina viii preside
Thc following VIII Pre- e prdcr 81 3fero-ses
1 .! er'nr fr1fe, qy iles e.epn'. tr lyAf
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New York Produce Market.

NEW York, July II.
CorToN-Quiet and firm; 52c for mid
FLouR-5@1Oc better, but less active;
SG,G5S6,75 for extra State; 50, 90 for
extra Round Hoop Ohio, and s., O5Cm
T,T5 for Trade brands, market closing
Wm1skY-outet and steady; western
g., 90. sss,
WHEAT-opened quiet and very firm
but closed dull and 1@2c lower; 81 $50
40 for Amber Milwaukee; 81, 6Odl ,O5
for Winter Red Western; 81, T0Gl ~ for
Amber Michigan, and $l,95 for choice
White Michigan.
PORK-Opened dull and closed with
more tirmness; S27, 25@27, G211 for new
mess, closing mt 81, G2IS cash; sos, OO0
$3.50 for 1864 do; $lO,OO@ig,5O for
prime, and $2l ,5O62l,T5 for prime
mess. Also 1850 bbls. new mess for
July and August, sellers and buyers
option, mt S27, 50@2s,5O
BEEP-Quiet; S1OC1l4 for plain mess
and Sl2@16 for extra. Beef hams
quiet. ..l..aE ..54s
Cur NIEATs-Steady; shoulders 300
IA; hams 1921.
BACoN-DulI. "
LARD-Stendya at 161E@2OIzc. u
BCTTER-Heayy and lower;r 1S@26c
for Ohio and 26CI33 for State.
CHEEsE-Quiet mt 9G15I.
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The Trade ConvcntIo,,

DETROIT, July 12.-Thc trade conyen-
ton reassembled this morning, and the
balance ofthe committee wns appointed.
Mr. Scammon, of Chicago, offered a
resolution to change the basis of voting
latiOn of cities. The resolution was re-
jected. Mr.. Scammon then mounted
OH a seat and read II protest against the
action of the convention, and Concluded
with the declaration that the Chicago
delegation would withdraw from the
convention i'll consequence of it. This
led to great tumult. The President
read resolution raising special com
mittee to consider the subject Of ronra-
sentatiYes. The convention then took
Il recess, - =
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Mrs. 6uFFatt'S Spiritual AdViSeFS--.Tht
Health offer DnVis---He Receives
Comforting Letter-..Win Probably
be Tried by a Military Commission.
Report from c. b. Fisk.
NEW YORK, July ia Tribune
Washington special says one of the
prominent counsel engaged in the late
conspiracy trial asserts positively that
spiritual attendants We're denied admis-
sion to Mrs. Surratt's cell on the dav al
the execution until Secretary Stanton
nau received from them promise that
they would not, on the scaffold, pro-
claim their belief in her innocence. A
gentleman just from Fortress Monroe
reports the health of jeff Davis much
9elter IMAM IL has been at at any time
during his incarceration. His meols
are sent direct from the table of DR.,
Croren, his attendant physician, by his
daughter. The doctor Keeps an accu-
rate journal of his professional inter
views with Mr.. Davis, which will here
after throw some interesting RAYS of
light on the imprisOnmentFpf the arch
traitor. The following is atcopy of a
letter addressed to His Excellency-
President Davis, and recently received
by the communicate ut the Fortress:
my dear old friend You must, by
this time, be nearly out ofmoney. I
send you the inclOsed. Take it and INV
your Iafe 10 hell with it!'- The euclo-
sure consisted of 800 in Confederate
moIey. The writer of the letter Is mn
eN-rebel soldier, and if slightly heart
less and a tritle profanc, his letter
serves to show the feelings of thousands
of IDS dupes and victims.
The report that JEFF Davis and C, C..
Clay would be tried by military COM
mission does not seem to be without
confirmation. 1t is said on good au-
thority that mt least one of the members
OF the former court has received an or
der assigning him us one of the new
commission.
Major General Howard has received
II report from c. b. Fisk, assistant com
missioner of the Bureau of Freedmen
and refugees at Nashville, Tenn. He
from the returning rebel soldiers hns
very much to do with the reluctance
WIN which the cOlOred people continue
their labor OH the plantations.
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either personally or by mail, and medicines
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Arrival from Observation-Disclosures
Gone TO EuFOpe.

New YORK, July l2.-The steamer
Eagle arrived from Havana on the Sth.
She celebrated the 4tll in Havana by sn-
!utes morning, noon and night, which
the Spanish war vessels and authorities
acknowledged. Rumors Ofthc Invasion
OF st. Domingo by Hnytians are daily
increasing. Reports say that the Pres
ident of the Republic with four of his
ministers and an escort of25O men had
come within two miles ofthe capital to
confer with the Spanish and proposed
to mako II new treaty, hut result is UNI
known.
The ex-rcbel steamer Owl, Can't. Moi.
fit, had left for Montreal and LiverDooI
The Eagle reports that General J. G.
Breckinridge, accompanied by Major
G. j. Helen, Confederate agent ut liza
vana, left on the 9TH of July in the
English mail steamer Conway for ST.
Thomas and Europe. Before embark
ing NIni. Helen was detained on the
wharf by II SOurtherner for the sum of
five hundred dollars, due the said
Southerner, and the Major was Obliged
to give bonds aud leave I'M agent to
satisfy the party. The Conway left ut
9 p. M, having awaited an hour over
time, thus giving Helen an opportunity
to get nway.