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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

THE WEALTH OF THE NORTH AND Poverty AT THE
SourH-The Repu licsn journals and their allies ere
instantly hGrpGg the absurd idea that the great hc
of the substantial wealth Of the country is at the North
and that ne South comparatively poor and mainly de-
renden Upon the iogner They seem to forget that the
North lives almost altogether ~ A- commerce, winch Is
always liable TO sudden changesaud depsessons nd that
when proetraed. ruin and bankruptcy rapidly en5ue-
The y. T. Post Republican, sready sees that it is nov
seriously endangered and dropping for the time its di
cle OF the South it sounds the alarm in view o. tie e.
feet Of the Morrill, tariff in the following strain:
GAS things are, the prospects joT 6e commerce q
tbs city so dseOuTagjng as TO edH Jorth c"e i0a
cry Of alarm from all classes Of oar citizens For we
I've by commerce, and by commerco With the whole
world Take that from u.s. and every industry, every
tade sufsrs or l. tbs eject confined to the limits OF
the city, Of the State of which !, g tie ornament and
support. There is hardly iron establishment u coal
mine in Pennsylvania loom in Massachusetts,, o.
forge in New Jersey tat does not feel the pulsaton Of
its artesI blood flowing directly fO4 the gFest heart OF
the metropolis II that becomes torpid, wee 10 lie e.
tremities. numbness will come over them which nc
warmth OF protection can remove"
While New York is thus frightened, the South is rapid
y increasing her commerce, and her productions such
cotton, corn, tobacco wheat rice, pork &c are year
y adding to her substantial wealth int enduring pros
perity.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28
s2OOig1@

The Trustees haze declared he p;Da Scrip Dividend 4
TY rsR CEAT, on ell poLeiesfor tie Wigs term OF W ~
force WHICH iiued twelve months prior 10 Janury IT,
They hsye also difec.ei the rederpuJn IN eah OF
the yeas 1910 1885, iSis, AID ls+9 SUD ar e
honi. 10 March. those hoing riacaos usn Irt's
ton ONCE; ard those hagifg credits vi es @'''
he u cir settlement OF next pTrmiaui
The Board Of Trustees submit thti srtesrh AniHh 49,
owing the stuat o. the Company ihe nr;t day o.
1901 by which Il will be hstthe aeeunrlaiions nave ~
ARDS o. Two Mlioos OF Dolsrs All OF It's asses are
invested yejiag large and constantly incteafg RIVE ue
gratifying that the subject q LIE lrsprsuce
ing, from year TO year. more general and f,y rabe
that its nnience rapidly extending over every se
so.ary I'D tey tis tire Sc Is "ra-incd a1d ne
rs adv sptsgessre sPprec.stehk ~ PlncPs
greater will be the OF d5se Who Will seSto psrlc@
DE b.neat orsc fafe and ju ieious la inves;nert.
The Trustees have for considerable tire bad under p
ton, Plan gradual rscefrpticnof l.siS'Hss W =
tgrpSse OF iGugGraaR SAGA ys.' nave cor -ufei 70 @
pp= tie payment of Interest. aiI ia Leu ih1e9 70 Co.,
gc.ip d. deni q 81 all ~ ,ciss IN c 81 @
10 demand, and upon o. .p the o'ls'
o'yeas ls55 g AID o. AMI gtero credit hay bees sf
allow tn amount therecfin reduction Of notes At re SEX
al OF poces II Is he detiSn Of the ru 10 extend uN
ten - all Outstanding dividends as the necetss .
TangeueTts be made and which will probably he sihl ,h
agent O. the eSntea plated piaH VII ths frEstees ~
belle VII meet the spprcy Of I'll parties eIe;teJ teie
IL viii enable them TO realize du ife the profits sfSL 49,,
heir Investment ard where credits lave ben yer
sae TIE notes which are ngr 9sssd ss,I; ri pprs.
VIZ il FREEas, os.hlsF,
JAMES II CONWAY, NJ b, ksIcss
EoBr. T. CoLsAAs, 81. D., kxanlnHs.
WoRIH,M&w WYATT, Asenu
r,h93-st ~ Maia Street, Riehnl no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

New CADET PROM LoUIsASA.-The President has
conferred West Point Cadets appointment upon Henry
Ycager, of La fill vacancy in the Military Academy
from that State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

A DENAL-We are requested by Mr.. b. G. Crook to
DENY the statement published that he intended to resign
the position of Mail Agent the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad-Aierdndrid Gazette
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28
VIRGINIA NAIL s-APP0INrNENr-THE
NEW LOAN.

Especial dfpatch TO The Evening Post
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The mail agents recently
appointed in Virginia to be removed consequence
OF their vi popularity among the people Of the state
The President will appoint new men 10 their psces.
It's stated that T. T. Coombs Of Ohio, will be ap
pointed United States District Attorney for the District
Of Columbia
There are indications at the Treasury Department this
morning, that the new loan will be taken at par.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

THE Mission TO BoLlvIA.-The President has determ
ined TO appoint the Hon D. H. Carter of Ohio, Minister
Resident to Bolivia and Mr.. G. has signed his accep
lance Of the position.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

Richard Hildreh, Of New York, the well known hsto
rau mas been selected by the President for the consulate
at rpo His health has been very bad of late and he
desires to try upon it the effect of that climate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

y-,..,>,, Ippot,r,rxrs-Dr. Thos. II. Fisher, Of
Fooa.sr county, Is doubtless % be the new l. ) Mar
81 OF the stern District Of Virginia; AID A JudSon
Cane Esq, Of Redmond, to be the new District Auor
new Of The same Z. s. Judicial district Ha'"'"gs0"
Star.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

PAouc NGws 1t Is said that startling news has been
rsesiy,d al Washington as 20 the mea and means en-
Moved "a raise a revolution on our Pacific coast. Well
luown Democrats are prominent m the movement, aud
~ arc,v and navy officers Of Southern birth anxi-
a1nex the states on the West coast 70 the Southern
Conieder8cy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28
RAnMAY,S READY RrLIPP

Should be always kept In tho In al ~ suddn At
tacks OF paIn sickness pelenal epide:c I'll break %
N. ard Cror
Worm Thro,t &c Rsdwa Ready Relief arts
Railways Remedies are sold by Drugg ts-yeryvhire
mbis-drrim RAILWAY co 3 Jehn fire., y Y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28
RAnWAY,s RENoYATING RksoLyENr

srnhll,ci Its the theory Of ,nfuted deass,
eadcat hereditary Tlost and Lang dsesses fs
and is the natural ard irresistible sntdote - she virus Heb pro-
duces Running Sores Bos Abeeses Cance- Salt Reu Ery
elias m3sns Poy phus the More Ulcers Of womb
Tumors Catbunces scd all yr1leu eXterns distemTefs
In regions Central and South erica sdways Rem
ovans Resoyen performed the nj A. ous II Ispro
sy Rur mag res Syphiic Sores. Noted Dropsy OpthsnA
Cinces Morta sor Eyes, Sore Mouth In obstinate
Gaze, Of Asthma affords Immediate relief Tgbercl,s In he
Throat and Lungs 1t rspldly cures
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28
THE MINUTE MEDICINE.

RADwArs READY RELTT pain fever subd5s
spasms suspended animation and -he only
existence that repes 81 the outset all attacks ~ disease.
time 10 prevent the e,ern Of the psroSy ~ Of
Regulating P The great object Il pfim,ry medication "a
meet the first shock Of disorder with pou,
influence and thus prcsfaon II tie VITA power
sustained until the Of sickness Is we'd puryap
the bow Is, and EAon 81 The orcuson, Ger.
tain This sand object accomplished BY he Reads Relief shh
should therefore slzsSs be hand . meet .mergnrirs
RADwAYs REGULATING PIls empty the Ohsrueted t0srs With
specifically the liver and at ana
nouri,h the blood ard tore the equilibrium tn eTcton
Without risk Of the sequences Of Cat r1e pe Pm Qg
zine Potash Iron they eXpel all poIbd n M
system and recruit is enerse, Gctng psgavs Aa
ard hc. In these effects vegetable medication h,
perfect triumph.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

alteration the resolutions submitted by the gentleman
from King William but should the House decide other
wise wish to offer the resolutions which, at the PROF
time shall propose substitute for those submitted
nv that gentleman. move for the present, that Il .
resolutions be laid upon the table and printed.
Senate bill amending the Pilot laws in regard to the
Potomac River, taken up, motion OF Mr. hchEN-
ZIE, aud passed. CT.
Senate bill incorporating the James River Boot, Shoe
and Leather Manufacturing Company was called up on
motion of Mr. FRIEND, and passed
Senate bill for the better government OF the town OF
Dauyile, was called up by Mr.. KEEN, and passed
The appropriation bill called up, on motion OF Mr..
RAYMOND, and sundry amendments thereto having
been adopted it ordered to its engrossment
After the passage Of sundry unmportant bills, the
House adjourned at o'clock till half-past seven.
EVENING SESSION
The Speaker resumed the Chair pursuant to adjourn
ment.
BILLS PASSED,
Authorizing County Courts to establish water courses,
lawful fences within their respective limits; ineorpora
ting the Tobacco Savings Bank of Richmond city au
thorzng the Board of Public Works to estimate and re-
port losses sustained by w. w. King authorizing the
trustees of Casters Meeting House in Morgan county to
sell and convey the same amending an act concerning
| committees OF insane persons.
On motion of Mr.. PHELPS, Senate bill Amending
the st sec OF chap. l49 Of the Code, relative to the
limitation of suits, to limit the right to make an
entry or bring action to land west OF the Al
leghany mountains" was taken up. The question oelng
| on its passage it advocated by Messrs PHELPS
| McCAMANr, KNOTS, CRANE HoLDwAY, ALDERsoN, HoFF
MAN, and opposed by hessrs. SMITH, OF X, and CAPER
| TON After long debate the bill was passed.
On motion, the House adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

yTANTED-lOOO bushels Palseed; also, 900 bs Bseswax,
w b. JOHN W. GARLI0K, Apothecary, d,,
Eh.s Market Place, franklin street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28
CwIsTADOKO's HAIR DYE
ONLY DYE

For all who desire to the color Of their hair changed with
sfy clny and rapdy any shade they desire Man
ufacturedby CHRIsTADoRo, Asor House, New York rod
everywhere and spilled By all Hair Drtssers mhls-Awlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

TIE Norfolk Doy hlot says that by late adgices en-
Col Mann d. appears that the mammoth steamship Great
Etstern vail anchor 10 Hampton Roads in one two
weeks Sle ~ only remain there short time and then
leave for Charleston, s. c. whence She comes again TO
che Roads
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

r-ln vent iuto rum hole lately in Pittsheld MAS
f,a r,,of, sap whisky and given sapauric acid
a usske The p1ooret0s who thought he had k'sd li'
sure usi.ei .n Jre 'taaon summons os'ose ~
aleav nbea bis cr.omev A. ilsi appeared for ano'h-
o. glass Of the sane kind 1T was ths best he ever
drank G. Kept biaa dr,..k for three a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

Nr.r.>e Ar W4gRENroN.-We lslra that meeting
-.gsIt M ly,rreu,ou on Monday night ~6'cb was ac
sre.-si bv NJ j. q Mari one Of the delegates from
Ftrorier TO The SAFE Convention and Col Scfuggs-
-t.t-r gentleman ia strong secession speech Co| ~
y E,,,ls1a OF Rippahaunock, Was nominated Tor t'e
go. go .,F Nf.srs Chlds and hincbeloe, the
p1ss-t delegate, loo fhe House OF Delegates By the
l-.aerar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

emo Nashville Patriot Of the 2,s. publishes long
memorial wu.--n oy Ms l. NrsuN French ana risneN
BY ~. Hegrv Cav. Mrs S,souyusy, Ms. Terhune,
.-,glrioa Halaud." Ms. Rose Nertner johnson, aud
..sr distinguished ladies' which vas written TO be pr
s.i 20 he Tennessee Convention. I; ia strong and
s.ea-ut appeal for the Iaion, bus "a TIE Convention
.,,-. -,. ta4 +. was Of cours, never presented
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28
MARRIED
DIED

MARKED,
On Wednesday 18Th March by the Rev. Peertin Mrs
STREET Of this city, TO Mr. g. HARPER, Of Prince Edwar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

On Wednesday the 9Th inst, MARY daughter OF and
Louisa Dresse aged months and ten days
The ens and acquaintance Of the family are respectfully
yted To attend hr funeral from her fathers residence this
Crtursd ay) a.ernoon at ~ O'Clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28
NEWSPAPERS

NEWSPAPERS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there j. great confidence 10 be placed in
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
here seems TO be for thin grsy HAIR that
the celebrated HxNsrRxErs SIyrABLE Ris RroaAryr
had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
when people protect their Hair the tell tale o.
they luNurlse glossy BLACK locks advanced
period their lives when white and Hair be
auburn when Hair De made upon
bald heads when all this be done rann1 do
tell what Will DO H. HEIMsTsEET's HAIR RESTORATIVE viii
do H. This par Restorative is beyond perAdyentne the
thing the kind invented The facts In possession 10
regard this wonderful preparation In unqaAhedy
recommending It."
ST. LOT ~ REPUBLICAN.
"aany fat ci In st. Louis speaking In glowing
terms Of this sce"
CAIkO CITY GAZETTE.
sncorp.rsby excellent preparation for the Restoration Of
GRAY color preserve Hair al
city, The evidence tina, this Restorative humbug
Testimonials 70 that effect be found In almost every
per In the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
"Leave Eyes alone, and only rsdJe Restorative Ike
Hensreets Inimitsb!e "
Sold eyerywhere-Prce 5Oa and 81 per bottle.
". T. HAGAN CO., Proprieors, Troy, n Y.
FISHER SHEPPARD, Agents. fe6-dhS5n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

ASSETS.
Cash in Banks, $3.50 O3
Invested 10 securities created unoer
the Laws OF the state Of n. York,
and Of the United 81 sies........ SOlfOS 81
Real Estate owned by the Comeany ~" iis 70
: cen. interest. -. 49,. 6yl,Ns2
dSawins interest. .....'.'-...., 1905 s
Quarterly snd semi annual pre-
uiInms due Subsequent 10 January
I.IS6l. .,.............!....:.. 274l4ii
iS5I ....'..-F...'... 3ssTi )
Rents do DO DO do. lC3 80
kgent, '.''....'.....'...1'...... G3.9s6 30
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28
NOTICE.

yUyHE annual the Stockholders ohs Bank OF the Col
monWesh will be held at their Banking House, the city
Richmond on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of April
mb9SNeotd j. B MORTON. Cashier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28
MAGNOLIA BALM.

A PERFECT And CUNPLEIE kEXkDY FOX
PIMPLES. BLOTCEES,
PRECKEES, ERUPTToNS,
SISats SN or TAN.
This Elegant Preparation renders the stin f9f and sh IN
parting 10 Marble Prrity II most 0 and
Piled aeT eIpoure 70 the sun and Vii e iu1,d s
relief the Sting OF Insee No, leg poisonous enters Ito ~
composition The Souteu,s Of bole tgtt be taken Without
harm application carry n'gh. J1r Wet, III cure hs
ts5rsj ~ EsmpiJs.
Bold eyerywhere-2rce fry ceau D tie.
W v BAGAN CO., Prlpre'Or'' Troy, ny
RIsnKR Ayan.g. frl-dAEan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28

PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
BsAYDRErH's PILLS WARRANTED TO CUBE FEVER AND
AGCs
The effect Of pursIng with BRANDRsTTs PILLS Is 10 rs're
the health from what pay he ufHing They
take Impurities ON the system Dad thy have the same
power Of 1pusn over mss posonou vspor o. decsyed
tables any poisonous xhasto breahed by shat
ycr In f4c Il ne blood poisoned @ impure sni inDiEs
blood results In dl.easc.
BaASDkErH'3 PIlh,
though innocent breg yet they Spable Of punrs ne
blood and curing Disc N So, they all KIDD Of feyes all
asthuas ca;arhs cosveness and painful aectoas Of knd
Plice IS per Sold by al resi- ecabe dealer in d
nflY-dhvlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28
NOW FOR GOD AND0UR COUNTRY
THE GLORIOUS MEMORIES OF TIE PAST!

these troubled and perlous tines when our feovcounuJ
wrapt up excitement Of the Present. that all ne
PEACEFUL and frseruzns influences CT the Nations iSohh
Psr danger berg neglected. unit, to late fr them to
save the Unon whole country must acknowledge the vital
Importance slch glorious and thrilling memorial Of OLD ''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-28
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

Ca motion Of Mr. FORBES, the Convention adjourn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25
The "Army Worms''-T hetr Uaholy Cru.
Sad<. Ac.
Charlotte Co.. Va, !
Nov. 10, ls6I

Nov. H. ls6I
Editors Dispatch In the whirl of events II
Seems viperous worm, su h gnaw the
bowels of Commonwealth" has coIled itself
in the heart of our cause.
A heartless class of individuals, whom the
press have appropriately denomi mated a. the
Army Worm" are profaning our noble cause
with their foul touch
The eye of grave disapprohation, II is true.
has been levelled at such practice with sim
guar unanmity, and yet its vitality Is &C
tive and vigorous.
With what dep concern do patriot hearts
behold such eAactione laid upon gallant SOL
oiery, whose arms are raised In defence of
those " no impose tfem. No portion of our EN-.
nryo republic is entirely free from this plague.
Wlthin the extremely short space of eight
months, IL has wound It's form not only
through the pores Of Government and the.
great CITY, out It's oppressive weight is being
felt by the country people. The unprecedent-
ed price OF $40 per sack for salt is realized with
frightful discomfort Appreh Ems ions of the
future swell to immeas able proportions
Nor is this the child of necessity, when the
exoroianl price is traced TO its primal
origin. Far from it. With the limited
facilities for manufacturing salt In the
Confederate States, the eurply will be
unequal to the demand at present.
But with less productivity than heretofore,
and relief from unprin pied specula tors
who raised that article to such high figures
by monopoly Of thu trade, the people
could be supplied ut more reasonab bic rates
MOI hTc suCu eXlIAtagaut extOrt1ous confined
10 any particular character of trade II is
their business TO watch for desperate OPEN
Ings. In all haste Is each and every
opportunity improved; the soldiers
pocket is ri1ed, and the public bureau
cozened with the same heartless in
difference that the farmer's substance
is destroyed. To such n shameful extent has
TINS spirit or avarice been encouraged al
ready that II threatens the most disastrous
consequences to our cause. Such a practice
canuot be judged otherwise than with the
most harsh indignation. No act which comes
within the com apprehension Of the human mind
can ueservsdiy call forth anathemas more Sc
we're. However so much one may presume TO
Justify such course, It's baseness is tripled.
ouch practice Is not confined alone to our
own country, In its hsinous insults but It's
influence will stamp IN impress upon foreign
soil Nor Is 1t prudent that such a dfshonor-
able frame should be Logger sanctioned. IL
Is the peoples right AS much their duty to
purge our country and our army Of ali sueh
impurities. Desperate times like these call
ior desperate action. Snch violsti Of hu-
man right and justice can only be stfsctualIv
cneeksd by the popular voice In its native
majesty. A,Ar..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25

MoyreoxzKr, Ala, Nov. 23.--The editors Of
the Mon tgomery Mat have just had an inter
view with an In telligent and responsible gem
tleman. who reached here this morning from
Pensacola He says the firing ceased on yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. The Navy
Yard was at one time set on fire by the bonn bs
or hot shot from Fort Pickens, bat the fire
was soon suppr essed by the Confederates. s.
1t was reported that the Niagara was badly
damaged. and our guns made breach In the
bastion of Fort Pickenss
The firing commenced from Fort Pickens
on the Confederate steamer Time, and was
replied TO by our batteries.
A heavy fire continued on both sides unt til
O'Clock last night.
lis reported that two Confederates were
killed, and one wounded.
1t IL also stated that Gen. Bragg was well
pleased with the days work.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
PENSACOLA, Friday night Nov. 20
O'Clock The firing on both sides ceased this
evening, about O'Clock, in consequence OF
the darkness Of the night and u prevailing
rain storm. The casualties to- day were four
killed and ten wounded Of the Confederate
forces and these mostly occurred in Fort
McRae. The enemy's firing resulted in but
little damage to our men or fortifcations.-
We arc unable to report the loss or damage
TO the enemy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25

MOVABLE STATE FsRcE-The admirable
recommendation Of the Governor of Tennes-
ses Tor State defensive force, which can be
transferred from point TO point az it may be
required 10 especially worthy of adoption in
virginia The Confederate Government. can
10. DC expected TO defend every vulnerable
point OIL attack In this State. II Virginia
o"a now state force of say ten thousand
nsh' she could immediately sustain General
'sa' or sIaele Gen Jackson TO clear on,
.u' "noie OF the Northwest. Or she might
portion OF II to such points Of the
Southwest ~ are msuaeed. These illpstra.
, ,ons VIII suffice to suggest the grea, practical
.r. Iss@ which would follow the adoption OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25
THE SECOND DAYS FIGHT.
Official Dispatch from General Bragg.

The following is q copy of an official dis
patch;
O. Bdaonciite, (near Pensdcota.) 8 O'Clock, P. ID.
Nor % The bonn bardment has just ceased.
1t continued throughout the day, very deiib
erately, on both sides. We kept the ships ut
respectful distance and Fort McRae has not
suffered Yesterdays damage has been
mostly repaired. Col. Fillepeigue is wound
ed in the arm by fragment of a she'll, but
mainta his post mantully in co mmand at
Fort McRae. The town of Warrington is
now on fire from hot shot. The Navy ard
is not much damaged There has not been &
casualty during the day. Our troops are in
the highest spirits, and our difficulty is to
restrain them BRAxToN BRAGG
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
MACON, GA, Nov. PA dispatch has just
been received here from Capt. CT. A. Smith,
who is at the Water Battery, just below Fort
McRae, ia which he states that, in his COM
pauy, seven were killed and eight We're
wounded. They received the fire for two
days from Fort Pickens and from the fleet,
The Macon boys are in one Of the most ex-
posed points. They have held out well thus
far, and viii not retire.