The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-10

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fafIHsh. shaHll ltH surrendered ~
tApi Ibhsh That Iheptifalta shauid
deliver ~ la IltH lhFIf sfmal and tus
Relhef wllh lhe offers employed and
citizens, BE- transported Iis shufheF
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hlled hlales aineeF aud utAef guar
antepuf Tho nlled Hlales HaT
a'elpehi A n Nay 4 "
turned IL iisaH. promising yeuf M
aNef n 10 n'lluth. aad personally lu
eune back II The heeulallun was not
hfdAsu oa Accordingly, Al ~ 4 n,
nlufnra 70 the quarters n Capt ~
We, II The t'asifo l.sqnInas, aeennl
panied by ruI Waters, whuu 'apisin
lIass sIrned The dfafi NJ The aHfee
mehl which I had made aul In seuf
presence, and ~ which yon areelled
III Vie NJ The deiefminlnu Iacial that
t'api Davis declared thai he had en-
hafpocd, and intended 10 else tho
trsnaia, which was therefore certain,
and pledged hInseli A. to the c,aeua.
iIou N The san Juan river by tot
lookrlllRc, which was ihprrhfe more
than probable
II conformity with your instructions,
mol only The agreement IN question
was drawn oat without any reference
10 the allied or rebel leaders. except
when once mentioned as the enemy"
hut without communication with ilem
with t'eu. Zavala Intctchanrcd
codrtealcs IN the quarters of Capt
Davis Iarrx met In the same place.
after signature Of the agreement. hut
~ allnsion was made 10 Il by either.
whilst being still negotiated, or after
H. connluslon. | only remarked. IN
reply to u remark which had been
made, ,ha, shots were fired from both
lines during the armlSticc; that from
the oIlcr side the, were fired wanienly.
fum ours only. when the cncniy rroii,.
ed BY the suspension Of arms 10 induce
dcwrlIon. or 10 erect barrica,lcs,
which We considered. and wu,fid con.
tinnc to consider, an act of hostility,
that on the ith ult.. when returning
the wounded prisoners to the enemy,
BY your 6Ireciion. ] myself saw them.
under cover of tho white Aag. aitcmp.
ting to raise q harrlcadc on the ~.
George Road. To this Gen. zavala
replied that very different orders had
hcen given. and that the matter should
be het,cr lcokcd into infu.ure. but
gave me 10 understand ,ha, the com.
mandsrs In one Of tho enemy's en-
,renchcd camps had yer. little control
over The other.
Having brought back the agreement
for your signature, Col. Waters re-.
turned with II to the C~a,ro Esgsisas.
! and was 10 bring back Capt. Davis
as saa as word was scn, that YOU
wcrc rsady - evacua'c the place. |
nea, ordered the esanon, foundry aud
ammunition to be destroyed by break.
Ing the ,runnions and owing through
the carriages VI the former. y break.
ing up the steam engine. fan and ru.
poia cf the fsundry. and. throwing the
Ammunition and powder into sAe go.
nal yard vells. This order vas Ahly
exeosed By ufut. swisgle end Pot
ter respectively. at the head u the
Arseaai and Ordnance Departments.
10 this mauucs wco desiroycsl IN the
A0nsl two ~ pousdes bsasa hovit-
rers. three 9 FOUNDER Iron guns. 'foul
light irun ~ pousdcr mostsrv. fonI
] bFam guus'taken from shs enemy.
1 viz. one Z pcnndw and shrve 8 psun'
dee evnc IN the ordnance olkce hsao1
cartridges. 500. 900 caps. Loo -. d
powder. There remained unsr<lsugo1
:; shell. $50 - pound seet ared lats
Risasby he eaemy. aie : pseud shst
sast Of irun fFum III elQyt ekDt
from he'll metal a lItpm ~
About 5 o'clsnk = u 11luusua
Capt. Davis. viii o.. ! ISalo, ~
vas y esusss yea ~ onnoh -
lises 70 ~ Juon, gop61n1 - -
hsaa qseslup = r1voS g Cs1ous
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