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ee es eT ek, | Game of great ‘ Bueb was the condition of affsirs when . Gem. Beauregard was sent to take The Military Movement To- wards Charleston. Oar Army in Possession of Coles’ Island, 8. 0. ‘The One Hundredth Mew York Regi- ment in the Advance. Account of the Advance by a Charleston Paper. Three Gunboats and a Number of Trans- ports Of John’s Island. Removal of Women, Children and 3Mon-Combatants, Ren bey bee Our Special Army Correspondence, Coum’ Ieaxp, 8. 0. Nom Mums mou Caanumron, March 28, 1868. ‘The initiatory movement towards the rebel stronghold, Omarleston, South Carolina, has been commenced. The pioneer corps of the grand expedition—the One Hun- @redth New York Volunteers, Colosel G. B. Dandy (Bre- ‘vet Major United States Army)—took undisputed posses- mon of Coles’ Island, nine miles from Charleston, this morning. I write this letter from their camp. There is mo secrecy attached to this movement, and the facts! ball record cannot operate prejudicially to any subse- quent movements. I presume the main facts of the Movement will be chronicled in the rebel newspapers and thoroughly discussed at rebel breakfast tables seve val days ere this letter reaches New York. The discove ry of America by Columbus; the landing of tho Pilgrime at Plymouth, are prominent facts of American history ; ‘the initiatory movement of movements, and the grand movement of the great expedition which is to reduce the Betbed of secession, will be prominent facts of the contem- af i; | i He A Fee On Tussday, the 26th inst.,a southeast gale, acoom- panied by rain and fog, prevailed so that it was injudi- Fit i : i ® i E i H i i Hi i i i il i tte} i H if E i if A F rf ; i i i i i i se ue 4 ij $F eli u i ; Hi if i ot i ft dl fi Ht # i i 2° i i = i HH tie Tbs was accomplished by four P. Edisto Inlet we met, going io, a fleet boats, and in Low of a steamer, pame. ates, Locust Point, Cabawba and the in addition (0 these were sev. H ait I H i ! iF ij = f i i i ! ti E Fl E | Hi d i i F Pr ij j if H br i i H i : i i 7 EE if . ; i i iy i i H i i : z K " E z. rf 3 in i aki i i iF oF Sanne AIT9T— ever J TIMIA YAGPHIT Ku “LOY FIN ' PRRs ie E : i Tie ‘i AH i HE ‘it iit a iy : i i 3 Fi ij & i i 4 5 i g | z i i it i 32F i iti i =e z FE wer all the boats and remove the troops forthwith i@ the Belvidere, In addition to boats’ crews from the Expounder, severa) were made up from volunteers from among the troops. The Belvi- dere sent ali her boats to nmist in the rescue. i short tine a dozen or more small life and surf rere loading with troops. The work was conduct- ed coolness. The first boate tht left the Expounder for the Belvidere dashed through the surf boldly: but it seemed the white capped waves would cover them at any moment. This perilous work was continued until dark. By this time about three hundred soldiers had ‘been removed from the Expounder to the Belvidere, ASSIBTANCE FROM THE PAWNKS. While this work wos going on more assistance was the launch was a |oig rope cable and an anchor with which to assist in heaving the stranded steamer off the shoal. The vaya! men worked like heroes, and suc- ceeded in getting a haweer to the Expounder, and threw tie anchor im @ proper place to obta.n the desired result ‘THE RIPOUNDER RESCUED. At eleven o'clock at night the tide had risen to such an extent as towarrant the attempt torescue the steamer, A heavy strain was got on the cable referred to, and with the assistance of the engines the Expounder got off the i E Pi Hl Hi ith fife wil aEETis F subect to many inconveniences and bardsbips. This speaks well for the discipline in ite ranks, ‘THB FIRET SIGHT ON COLER’ ISLAND, At bight our pickets were thrown out at proper pointe, and the artillery placed in an eligible position. Camp the sometimes showing white and at others red roexets. The night passed away without any occurrence of importance, ‘708 REPELS AND WHAT THRY Ane DOING. Foe’ Istawy, March Captain L. 8. P A scouting party, o ta, and returned to this point at night with valuable «| information. The Union guoboat Isaac P. Smith, recently capt -red b: the rebels in Stono river, was taken by them throug! ‘Waupau creek vo Charleston, where she been meta morphed into an iron clad gunboat. She is nearly ready for service, and it is the design of the rebels to send her ‘back to Stono to try and effect the of ouF wooden there, The water in Waupau creek ie at i £ i THE VERY LATEST NEWS. Fontame Mownos, April 4, 1863. The Charleston Courter eays:— ‘We learn that the enemy have landed in force on Sea- brook's or Jobn’s Island, that three gupboais aod a num- ber of transports are lying off the isiand, aod that « oir. mish bad already taken place between our vwn and the enemy's pickets. Another rumor was that our pickets bad been driven fm, and that the federaie were advancing. General Hay good bad ordered ail the women, ctnidren and vomeombetante te be removed from Adams’ Tun, ‘Which fo twenty miles from Seabrook’s Iviand. We have not learned of apy officin) reports of am on- gagoment; but there te not adoubs that the enemy are ‘moving im the direction indicated. Diferent rumors are aftoat as to the numbers ef the enemy. é ‘The Attack on Charleston Commenced. Despatches recetved from Fortress Moarce state that Coarleston papers have been received there. They acknowledge that the attack by the Union army and avy wpon that eity had been commenced, but cen. (aim nothing indicating whether the movements of our forces bave met with success or repulse. It fa fair to mmfer thas if the latter was the case they Would have announced it in the most glowing terms knows to the rebel vocabulary. ’ It is goverally believed m official quarters that at least NO reverge has been sustained by our troeps or our fleet; and where is the best reasen to believe that the loyal Nerth wil soon be electrified by the gratifying announcement of the Union eapture and occupation of the spot where Charleston once was located. Reports from Washi: ‘Wamuncton, April 6, 1668, Up to one o'clock this afternoon the government had Teceived no intelligence regarding the state of affairs off Charleston other than what bas siready been published from the Richmond papers of faturday. ‘The belief that Charleston has been attacked is @trengthened by the fact of the immense preparations which have been made for that purpose. Several iron- lads have recently been added to Admiral Dupent’s equadron more than he first called for, and also sub- marine vessels to remove torpedoes, &c. It is known @d that ponderous missiles from the eleven and fiftees inch guns of the Monitors will tear the fort to pieces in @ abort time. While the government authorities have no official in- formation confirming the news received through rebel sources of the successful attack of our naval and military forces on Charleston, they have every confidence in the correctness of the main facts in the report, Whatever statements may fbave been made to the contrary, it is true that such intelligence has reached this city from rebel sources by way of Fredericksburg and Fortress Monroe, and the authorities are anxiously awaiting some direct ‘and official confirmation of it, Despatch from Charleston. [From the Richmond Examiner, April 2. Cuaniaston, 8, O., April 2, 1868, There are no signs thus far of the expected attack. There bag been no landing im force on any of the islands below as reported. The skirmish on Sesbrook’s Island was between a few independent scouts and a scout- ing party from a Yankee gunboat, INPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA. The Rebels in Large Force Near the Fester, déc., dic. ‘Waemmaroy, April 6, 1868. Official informatian received here states that the rebels havea large force at Washington, North Carolina, and the belief is expressed in the same despatch that about the 31at of March General Foster was engaged in fighting them. THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG. Union Reconnoissance Up the Yazoo. (From the Richmond Exassimer, April 3.) Vicuasuns, April'3, 1808. ‘The enemy made a reconnotssance up the Yazoo yester. day, and threw a few shells at Sulcker’s Biu@. There P Cucoman, April 6, 1868. A special despateb from Cairo to the Gaseils saya: — Palmyra, is im the department of General Rosecrans. Leb saben actin an the ara age contin themselves of the proclamation ef President Lincoln and Feturning to their regimenta, Francis Cain, of the Eighteenth United States infantry; Esekiah Inness, of the Sixth Kentecky Volunteers, and James Welsh, of the Fourth Indians regiment, have been sentenced to be shot, the former for mutiny and the two latter for desertion. Rebel Heports. UNION IRON-CLADS KEPULSED AT TUSCUMBIA, ALA.— HEAVY SKIRMIGHING AT M’MINNVILLE, BTC. Cnarranooaa, April 2, 1968. The gunboats on the Tennessee have been driven back by our sharpshooters. The iron-clads attempted to land ‘at Tuscumbia this morning at daylight, and were attacked by our cavalry outposta. A heavy canoosading ensued, but without effect. Unsuccessful efforts were made to land a party, and tne iron-clads backed down the river. ‘There has been no battle ia front. Heavy skirmishing bas been going on at McMinvi ile. THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY. The Comnecticut State Eleetion—Success of the Republicans. New Havas, April 6, 1969. The Union Btate ticket—Governor Buckingham (repub- Iicam) at phe bead—is elected by about three thousand majority. Mesers. Deming, Hobbard and Brandegee, Union, and English, democrat, are elected to Congress, ‘The Union men have fifteen out of twenty-one Sesators, and a large majority in the Hous Township Bieetions in Indiana. Impiaporons, April 6, 1963. Returns from the mapicipal election im this city -day imdicate that the Union majority will reach from 600 to 1,000 The townsbip elections im thie State to-day, as fares beard from, resulted in large gaine for the unconditional Union ticket. Municipal Election at Sandusky, Ohio. Sampveny, April 6, 1863. At the municipal election to day Mr. Geiresdorf, the Union candidate for Magor, was elected by 228 majority. ‘The entire Union ticket was elected by an average major) ty of 160. Union gain over last October 300. The Mich Election. Deraorr, April 6, 1863. ‘The city gives the democratic State ticket for Judge of the Supreme Court and the Regents of the University about 100 majority. Election im Jefferson City, Mo. Juranson Crrv, April 6, 1863. The radicals elected their mayor, asvessor, constable and sx out of seven councilmen to-day. Election in St. Leouts. Sr. Loum, April 6—Midnight. Chauncey J. Filley charcoal’ or radical emancipa- tlonist, was elected Mayor to-day by about 2,200 majo- rity over Oliver D. Filey, “ claybaok”’ or Blair emanci- patiooiat, and about 1,700 over Joseph O'Neil, * copper- head.” The radicals will have « large majerity in the Coaneil, Election im Maseach usetts. Bowtom, April @, 1863. ‘The question of repealing the amendment to the const). tation adopted im 1869, requiring foreigners to reside within the State two years afer natvralization before voting, was decided at the polls today. two ov necutive Legiviatores having agreed to the repea.. There | 90 ine dication bow the State has gone, #o little interes) ~.8 ma nifested. The vote in thie city was 996 for repeal) ‘182 agaipet, The vote was remarkably light. News from San Francisco. San Faamcince, april 6, 1063. Age, from Pasema,; White Fal- eon, Wi . Bailed ship Qyisotte, for Hong Kong, carrying 000 im treagure. Accident to the Steamshi, Sr, Joma, N.F., Oe tone Py once = . Propeller. She will preesed to Calender of the Court of & ALnary Dido. prih@, 1868. ale, See following to (be qulendar of the Ghent oy’ oem 7 of Appeal for ae Aprit T—Now. 29.94, 36.97. 29,50, 23, 38, “eB that Fort Sumter has been casemated ; but it is not doubt. + Arvival ef the City of Cork and the Mails of the Canada. ONE” DAY LATER NEWS. TWE POLIGH INSURRECTION ENDED. Langiewiez a © Prisoner in Cracow. THE CZAR TO GRANT REFORMS. CLOSE «OF THE CONFEDERATE LOAN. THE WORK OF THE PRIVATEERS, a, ae, ee, ‘The new steamship City of Cork, of the Inman line, Captain Tibbitts, which left Liverpool om the Zist and Queenstown on the 284 of March, arrived at this port at an early bowr yesterday morning. Her news is one day later than the report of the Cana- da; bat, that day being Sunday, the advices reach us in the form of a telegraphic summary. ‘The City of Corks brings the opening transactions in the ‘London Stock Exchange of Monday, the 23d ultimo. ‘The City of Cork reports as follows:—At two A. M. on Tuesday, the 24th ultimo, passed a stoamer , supposed to be ‘the City of New York, bound east, and at eix A. M. on the 6th inst passed the steamship Saxonia, inside of Sandy ‘Hook, bound cast. ‘The City of Cork is a new steamer, built by Denny, of Dumbarton, of 1,546 tons, and of a speed of about 12 milesan houn She sailed the day after the Canada, from Cork, and ner letters reached New York at the same time, which beats the Canada’s passage 24 hours. ‘The mails of the Canada reached this city from Boston ‘alao yesterday morning, bringing our European corres- pomdense and files, dated to the Zlat of March. ‘The steamship Africa, from New York, arrived at Queenstown at ten o'clock on the night of March 22. THE POLISH REVOLUTION. pis scaiaeens Dyes Langtewies a Prisoner—What the Allied Powers Reqwire and What the Czar Promises, d&e. ‘The London Tmesot the 234 of March considers the struggle in Poland virtually at an end ; but the allied Powers ‘are justified in requising that Poland shail haveall that was guaranteed to her by the treaty of Vienna. A wise and generous policy would grant ber much more. ‘The London Post understands the Cabinet of Vienna large body of regulars who havo crossed the frontier from Poland are placed under surveillance, and are sup- plied with the necessary rations by the Austrian govern- | Tie Paris correspondent of the London News says it was rumored that, besides am amnesty, the Czar has 10 thie Emperor Napoleon that be will give ‘The government treasury in Krzewmenic bas been @sined by the national forese. F Pans, March Z1—P. M. A telegram ressived here from Posen states that a strong Russian column had entered that dechy, and was THE REBEL LOAN. [From the London Post (City Article), March 21. maintained at 444 a6 premium. The amounts of lay were hoy exceedingly numerous n Continent and the pro- total ammount applied for up to this evening idence that is ig TF g i TE A el Seer ce tvomes ape than News (City Article), March 20.) ibis that, though of limited markets. zai af 335 z. . iatributed over so man: to day HET: are Pal fe ti itt i 2 iis i quit 4 4 i 3 j & Ly i Mi H 2 Hi! if Fes utiieas nies ‘i << a 2 & E g fi i : t aH i i introduction would have been regretted, because from the date of the commencement of the war the sincere desire has been to avoid lending material aid to Wigerents, We have been ready at all them impartially as mercantile cus- that would be involved by granting lone bared only on Buch political recurity aa could be offered by effher nde Karly in the strugg'¢ the North relied open getting wn- | limited means by ap iasue of their bonds in Europe, aud | im the joans sathorized by Congress there war, with that | view, & provision for making coupons payable in Lyndon, Parie and elaewhere bot it was then pointed oat by the | Times that ary rubseription to these bonds would be | wearcely consistent with the encouragement neotral | feeling, and would to that extent be undesirable. if the Northero ment bad held large stores of wheat, and bad them up-o certain terms, either for present or future delivery, according to ciroumatances, we should Feadily have entered into negotiations. but we #hould have 80 not because we wished to aid the North, but because we wanted the wheat = In like manner, fectly legitimate to take the Confederate cotton, i nothing that should prevent any of our Fg and ) demand for money at the bank and in the open | Market was very active on Satorday (Bist), ebiety in obanta or they are 08. Times (City Article), Mareb 23. eensequence of the large amount joked up in the & Of deposits upen the Confederste loan. The Confederate loan Wuched 6 premium in the morn. | ing, then it relapsed during a short peri d to 4 premium, 4% 0 4% premiom. ageregntc of the Laverpee. Paris, Frankfort aad about Often millions of pounds steviiog (From the London Port (government organ), March 20 ) That 6 8 confete BP the dresm of establishing a ‘There must be many who pot only the Poutbern © ufedersey will uhimately | @tadliad |e independence, hot (has it will pet rep diate Ra debts, or other @ ee three millions 4 momey woul! net asec se ore to vi on _ SEVEN PLR CENT (OTTO LOAN or CONFEDERATE TATER OF AMERIOR, ros £23,000 000 MERLING, AT NINETY PER Cent The bonds t9 Dea: intertet at (Re rate of seven per cont i Mr. Meryauh’ oy Ay ve. bes. Tite 0 Lard erecimors gemlen. 4'yre, 64. 9) |. tetting eve steam at the commencement, be Seiabes 6 to 4, « _. EW. YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1863.—TRIPLE SHEBT. 4 i z 5 - i take ‘on the Int of Septem! and Ist of Be Wa overs succpatiog veer 0 0g Gant ly & extin; Joan first Loire ‘The bonds to issued at 90 per cent, which is to be paid as follows:— 6 per cent on application. 10 per cent on allotment. 10 per cent on Int of May, 10 per cent on Ist of June. 10 per cent on let of July. 15 per cent on Ist of August. 16 per cent on 1st of Sept., leas dividend 3)¢ per cont, 16 per cent on let of October, £90 Subscribers will have fhe option of paying the msta!- ments in advance, on allotment, or on any of the above dates, under a discount of seven per cent per au on such propaymonte: but in defanit of due payment Of the respective inetulmente all previous payments will be liable to forfeiture. By payment, under discount, the price of the cotton is reduced to about 634d. per ib. After allotment, scrip certificates will be issued to dearer, These certiticates, after payment of the last in. stalment, will be exchanged for bonds to ‘bearer’ in sums Of £100—£200—£500-—£1,000 each, with coupons | orp yond payable Ist March, 1st September, as above stated. Arrangements bave Leen made for the execution of the bonds in Paris. From the proceeds of the subscription, the contractors ‘and their agents are authorized te retain sufficient funds to pay the first two coupons, ‘he drawings for tho operation of the Sinking Fund will be duly advertised previous to the baif yearly re- dem: peion, An authonticated copy of the act of ratification of the contract may be inspected cituer at the offices o' Messrs. Freshfields and Newmun, the solicitors to the contractors, or of Mosars. Crowder, Maynard & Co., solicitors to the agents of the contractors, in London. ‘Apylications for allotment to be addressed to Messra, J. HENRY SCHRODER & CO., 146 Leadenball strect, and {(o the broker, Messrs, Law- reuce, Son & Pearce, Auction mart, . Fraser, trenhoim & Co, 10 Rumford place, from whom and from tho |, Messrs. T. Tinley & aeons Buildings, and Meavrs. Tod & Ashton, Liver 18, forma of application may ve obtained. Im the event of no allotmout being made the deposit ber ry woth multaneously opened in Lon. sul ir Bis simul i » Paris, , Frankfort and Liverpool. T. HENRY SCHRUDER & CO., ts Agents to the Contractors in No. 10 Rumford place, Liverpool, Marub 19, 1863. COFTON 104N OF THE CONFEDERATE eTATHE OF AMERICA, yORM oF S010 Dor payment of tbe prelitaniy dapeot te” jim ie pa the bankers. ‘To Mears.” , Taaxmorn & Co., io Lt Received, the —-— day of ——, 1968, on the Cotton Loan of the Confederate States of America, the um of £. , being the @eposit required o9 an applt- cation for ap allotment of £———— for the said Loan. ft Fon Jonna, Liovp & (o,, Londea. Yon tux Bawa o” Livenroot. THE PRIVATEERS, < i i hoat Matteres Emily¥erobam re'd. BB LATEST CAPTURES. [Southampton (March 20) correspondence of the London Shipping Gavette About balfpast twelve o clock thie morning a Cowee pilot boat arrived in the river with thirty reven men aod officers of the American ships Golden kagie of yesterday. Ihe oiheers aod crews of the re taken from on board the American ship Washington. by the pilot boat, abowt thirty miles south of the Inle of Wight, and were lanaed here and taken charge of by the Uulted Btsles Govgul of thus port, Recall of the Greek Minteter. ndon News of March $3 eays —The Greek govern e recalled M. Triovupt, their Miniter here, and have abolished the Greek Legation in Lendow. M Tri coup) goon back lo Greece bin week n. oa to Cork, dated on h, report —Bir Tatton Grea The latest deapatehes from the afiernuon of the Zid of Byinen died on Saturday, ¥ Mr. Charles Selby, (be actor, in dead The Hishop 0” Manchester proac!ed ai the Chapel Room, , George's, yesterday. The I’rince and Iriecees of Wales were present The next royal crawing room wii) be held oo April 2. ‘The rmeute among the crew of the ian corvewe Afica appears W bave been atiended «| lows Of on lives at least, The Doke of Well han addressed « letier tothe Telegraph, referring to the iaie presentation of a ticket of leave man at Mt, James’, and erating thet bie the per Grace waa eotiriy gnorant of the character fon be intreduced. Ina’ ‘The Bombay mails of the 28ub Fi ond Coleutte of Febramry \@ bad arrived in Enginnd, News geveraity ao fir (hae. Nevelyen mendes Ww reduce the $4 valorem dety on all imports and to impore « email | duty of at least one anee (mportes aod 7 Cmmmvery package impor atevetom ‘The Ki mgiion Tart. AN AMERICAN HOKSR AT Waxwice. [From the Manchester Guardian, Ware 20 ) Wanwrs Covme, March 19 —The Walton rinken of Ore on each, Wh twenty five added, for al! agen. Vive fuPiongs Mr. Teo Proeck’s Bateman, 5 yre.. 6 et. 12 ite Mr. Jacob's Lats, 3 4 Tihs... Tt 230 | gnaw Sbewe ny « * ont t« ra eee Cou ® 1. Stet Peas Fa bold, by wwe ‘The Prise HB MATCH Berween ‘EInG POR TED zt Hy ieee Ht & rt fib BE H | i i F 23 se E 8 3 : ¥e eee ry 5 r . rt Hie in i iF | 5 A F 5 Livenroo., March 23, 1969. Cotton opens eteady to-day, with s fuir demand. ARRIVAL OF THE PRIZE STEAMER ARIES, PARTICULARS OF CAPTURE. THE CAPTAIN FEIGNS LUNACY. Sixteen Loaded Revolvers in Hir Possession. HIS PLANS SPOILED. The Original Crew Employed by the Government, Ren Ren ae ‘The Anglo-rebel steamer Arion arrived at this port yesterday, in charge of Acting Master Debbive, of the United States steamer Stettin. he ts bound to Reston and will proceed as seon ag coaled The Artes was cap tured by the Stettin on the 28th ult,, while endeavoring to run the blockade off Charleston by entering Bull's big: ‘This vesse! was fitted out in Fngiand, and came to ‘Thomas, whore she lay unti) « favorable opportunity presented iteclf for her to start, Admiral Wilkes watehos her for some time. On the 16th of March she put to sen {m company with the steamer Pet, of the same character under the convoy of the British frigate Phaeton, Tht Georgiana sailed a few days previous, and was destroyus by the United States steamer Wissahickon, and it w quite likely that we may soon hear of the Pet being also cap tured. ‘The Aries has a very valuable carge, and it ie en}! that the rebel captain is interested in it, While at Port Royai he ‘played lunatic,” and deceived the surgeons, bub Acting Master Lebbina suspected him, and upon searck {t was found that the would-be lunatic had no leas thas sixteen revolvers loaded and capped, ready to make as attempt to retake the vessel. Previous to this exposure he denied the presence of any Grearms in the vesael or even in bis possession. ‘The engineers of thevensel brought her to this port deporting themselves in a very becoming manner, ané will receive from the government three dollars per diea a8 & compensation for their services. ‘The Gremen and coai heavers were of the colored per Buasion, and were delighted at being captured by the Unionists, thus escaping slavery, and ot he same time ebtainiog wages for their services. ‘The Aries ie beautiful Ciyde built iron veasel, of aboul eiz hundred tons, scheover rigged, with binged maste which cam be lowered at plewure. ‘The letter of our Port Royal correspondent gives thé full particulars of her capture, which will be found very interesting. Our Port Heya! Correspondence. Pont Rova1.8. C., Mareb 00, 1868. Capture of the Anglo-Rebel Beamer Arica—Chaw by iy Stettin—Running Ashere of the Ariet—Her Discovery and Cayture—Her Cargo— Naval Arrivals, de , de. Another valuable prize wae made off Ball's bay on Frt the bay, with a sbary lookow! Ab about twelve o'clock @ steamer was observed clase upon the Stettio, steering towards the leat, seem img at @ rapid rete. the anchor of the Seuts aod 8 st donee fog net in. elude the Stettin and, for the Fagen ee cape, The Siettia continued the chase Up mgm A and theo lay & to await daylight yy cleared ap, and the Mettio stood to the toa discovered the Avat agun, The ke Meamer, wes dred tons hurthen. 0 to occasion @ delirium, oul of have not bese able as yet to bring Bim to his senses. Hingen Meso, 8 C., Mareb 31, 1862, in the morning, in the breazers of Callbogue tooed Her distance from the fort wee about four miles, opd an he eould pot be reached by the gune, Vol. Barton ordered the Mattanc out afier her, She came ap with the strange craft sbortly after nine o'chek, and brooght her with & phot from « branes t pounder The ectramer proved ts be from Nanw . tate e of + fertee Ty tone the tavanuah. Ne eraft and exeypen hie gia love & Yaluai'e vernel wilt a very we ved Groen ber orn ‘ ‘ @ by & thell whieh prwe fired fran one A Par riled Wo werk another re Loe thom pt ow thee lotlerwing eo wih pevem bor dred and ov hve by hererew (me hal recovered (rom the wrenk Teeeetly recervel ber bet cargo wee afl 4 the steamer Wanter haw Ue severe: Aber per oo tt hee heen the trey ee eal tore Of this binckete ree. Der ev deuce of thelr oMeeney Fort Pulask) ie 4 re om Thereday Let for battery Heymour, im (be Oveeckes river, where their regunent @ tathoed. They bed «th them «© crew of eight men sod © (bree works men) Cy to thie mene ing Brtbing bed bere cers of ine party, They were protebiy pened Gp by tote rebel bert in the Pomney marstes oF ie Wageae sod 9 between Tym etd Oprenhee colons | (he (omen ng Teere bawe reveutly veer MeCenee'!, One beount Wecin Votwrieere, fetes, Thr) Whede lelews arti? | been ercepted tire taenievert Hundred and Peventy tourth } Moen 4 etew et 7. Gemetes from the service % Thirty plowh Llicete The Savigation af the Metean aim pele, eee Oe a0 eremminetieo of the ieee We day quite a ber er #0 Will's Erland, leven roitan below the eit ote 10 he Peflote rte henner copter he eee vag teem (og, 0 wont ie ”