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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-27
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By JuO. T. Irving, nephew Of Wasn.
ingtOn Irving.
THE ATTORNEY, or the Correspondence Of John
ouOd. By the same author.
OF THE UNITED NETHERI.ANDs,
with full view Of the Engsh-Dusoh struggle agA s,
and the origin destruction Of the Spanish ArsdA -
John LOthnAss Motley, IL. D, oIand autsor Of u
aDuteh Republic"
Just received and for sale b.
n HAGAE 4 90,
uar5-H a collsus sfrssf
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nxING compelled to 90 South account OF the health
nv family will lie located for the winter at the slaN
epot Of Poindexer Little Co., No. "a Barene street. NeS
orleans Will be pleased to my friends and wall give
attention to the sale Of all property consigned Ny
AGENTS and Jas scruggs will attend to my depot IN
,cting them WILDE forwarded Ntw o. Hoping
by strict attention business the part Oh and agents.
~ merit continuance Of the LIBERAL patron Tetoore ex
t5d me respectfuIly solicit the fsyors of All wing Dus
ness in NV line either for Nashville or New orS avs
i ~ 'iNN' WILL. L. BOYD, JR
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.

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One Square, one yeSr, e3G-Each additional Square, 80
dVertiSers exceeding the space contracted
fOTs Will be charged tor the excess
IN THE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR per Square FOR the rs FETT CENTS for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements pUblished IN both the Daily and Weekly vii
echarged the full daily rates with oneha the weekly rate
added.
Transient Advertisements Ssss Be paid for at TIE time Of
tn8ertiOn.
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A DoUBLE TRAToR.-The advance Brigade Of
Cadvalader, near Romney. was commanded by
George III. Thomas renegade Virginian, formerly
of Sd artillery, now of I'd cavalry, U. S. Army. A
letter of his declaring that he would never submit
to coercion, and applying for position under the
State of Virginia, will soon be published, as we
learn.-Richmoad Enquirer, june "a.
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NOTICE.

TNyHE Nashville Dec tur Railroad will transport all
Troops Supplies and Munitions Of War, intended fer the
defence Of the south, Of CHANGE against the Company.
The officer command AMI the agent forwarding, will be
oure TO give certificate Of the numte Of troops, and de
cpon tonnage freight to the Station Agent at the point
Of shipment.
ThprepOsa does ply to Individuals but only to Com
NAMES ~ such W on PERKINS,
m.vIlu General Superintendent,
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TTNHIs altogether medicine the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kngdem being entirely
abstract method Of irrespective of all the old and
systems published by accomplished quac to the safer
ing Dr. Wright knowing the deception practsed the
uninate felt his duty at to have this Elixir tested by
the whole Medical Faculty who, dissenting
voice. given adherence its perfect and undivided
control the whole physical nan when his frame has been
redacea other medicines known to the Pharmaco
pa tried in vain. Long thought of patient
investigation and MI desPerdndn determination have
crowned the Doctors Efforts and he now offers the Elixir to u
fng humanity the only thing that can cure the following
dseases-namelyi
0eH''i N Mental gtsii1ii and Physical Depression,
Determin Of Blood to tA. Head,
Confused Ideas,
General Irritably,
Rsstlessness and seeplessnsss at Night,
Absence OF Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Low Spirits,
DsOrganization Of the Organs OF
PalptatiOu of the Heart,
And fact all the cOncontants Of and debitAted
Of the system.
As n StimuIant,
IT quite different from alcoholic preparations It is not sub
iec reactions shape continues to exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, as long as the least necessity exists Tor
its presence
AS Female Medicine,
II Is equally powerful and effective and the equilibrium
safer than all the other medicines which for years
have flooded the market and which are only IN place
that they only made from the illusions OF minds
gnOrant OF the Medical profession altogether
No MineralsI
Dr. Wright thinks it we'll to stake h professional character
minerals whatever form the least component
parts Of the ingredients of his Ruvenstng Exrwe know
ing what entaed the community by opium and
mercury.
Generally, debilitated, Dr. Wright would say Never
despair Nc how down be, matter how
you matter what the have beenorsake
whatever led depart from Hygenc principles
take his
ReiuVenatIng Elixir,
And you will find yourself pride instead
friends and healthy, seund and worthy
Iaember Of the human family.
Price 81 bottle, three bottles for s. and forward
ed by mail to all parts Of the United States
all respectable druggists throughout the United States
Cansdas The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by the proprietors,
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
New Orleans LS
sold4n Nashville by q. W. Hsndershott, Berry Demove,
wing a Pendleton and all responsible druggists oc29
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A Good Farm for sale,

"A UUUd II sEEBH IUT SIICs
EHTE offer for sale the place which Coleman has lived
Wv since 1865, and known the Rogers land, lying
yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn, partly the road,
within mile Of Wiliamsvie, and three miles Of the Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleasant and beau
tu part Of Tennessee Said land contains about tive hundred
ninety acreseghy cleared, and about fifty
good land clear it sin good staeo cultivation, with
Portable dwelling houses, Also good
orchards and several neverng springs OF excellent water
we'll tmGersd and certainly lie made Of the most des
Table stock farms in this section Of country We promise
barganin this land and will sell for cash. time with inter
For further information call James McNeilly, who
lives place, undersigned Fowers Landing
Tennessee river. BYRN & BROTHER.
Onion and Anpe1ica1 copy, and charge Addoca:e.
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ELECTION NOTICE
AN the Sh day Of June 1861 will o2ea and hold elec
ton for the purpose Of voting upon Declaration Of
Independence Ordinance dssong the Federal Rela
the State Of Tennessee and the United States Of Ame
aud also AU Ordinance for the adoption Of the Con-
suon Of the Provisional of the Confederate
States of America, according to the requirements Of an Act
passed May the 9th, 1861.
Conslbes Civil District will please open and
hold the above election.
mayI7.td JUTfN x. EDMUNDsON, sherif.
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DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
From Nashville Chattanooga, Washington Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York, Boston and New England States de
parts at o'clock N
Way Georgia. south Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad at o'clock
z NJ.
Way Mills "
Mails for Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Michigan and Orhwestern States, departs at o'clock Nj
Nashville Decatur, franklin and Columbia, and other
way Offices, feparta o'clock NJ.
Nashville to Lebanon, daily, except Sunday departs at ~
o'clock NJ Also Offices the way and beyond Lebanon "a
o'clock A VI.
Nashville to CIarksville departs at 81 O'Clock M,
For southern kentucky, departs at 5ta A NJ.
Naseville Sheibyyie, Nolensye and Trune Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. at oGlOck NJ.
Nashville Huntingdon, via Charlotte, Wavery, ri week
y, Monday, Wednesday ami Friday, at o'clock NJ,
Nashville Liberty, SewSrts Ferry, Huddlssone'sX
Roads, Rural Hill &c weekly Thursday, Al u oclockA.
Nashville Centreyle, via rauk Vernon, PnewOod &c,
Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock NJ.
Nashville CarksVle, Sycamore Mills, weekly, Friday,
81 J o'clock ?. NJ.
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meeting the Board Of Directors Of the Tennessee and
~ Alabama Railroad Company at their office, in Franklin,
on the % day April Is6I call the unpaid subscriptions
capital stock of heCOmpaDy ordered to be paid to
at his Office in franklin, follows to wit
dollars per share, be paid the frstMonday in Jane
1861.
Two dollars share to be paid on the hst Monday Juy
1861.
Two dollars per shsre be paid the first Monday in
Aug, 1861.
Two dollars per share be paid the first Monday in Sep
tember, 1861.
Two dollars per share be paid the hr MOhday IN DC
ober, 1861
Two dollars per ssre paid the first Monday in Nove
ber, 1861. K IL. BRADLEY,
nj IO-Qu Secretary
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WAR NOTICE.

ENRoM and after this date will an o,dsrs or arg de-
scrptOn OF Goods, unless ACCOMPANIED with TIE Cash.
Being obliged to cash for every article purchase
nds and the public generally viii thsnecsy
Of this Our FOck Of Groceries a1d Conc
tionses full and we'll assorted Cash Dealers VAL
fnd cur HOUSE the place to purchase
THOMPSON, sPERRY &c0.
ABBOTT 70 "a Market strest.
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COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 6:l5 and 7:20 PM
Arrive at tNa2hVille at 3:I5 P II and 7:3O 4 NJ.
FKNHE Trains leaving Nashville at $50 connects War
trace with Shelbyye Branch, at Tuahoma with McMinn-
vile and Manchester Railroad. Decherd with Winchester
and Alabama Railroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville BIS NJ, connects at War
race with shebyyle Branch, Stevenson with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Chattanooga with East Tenn and
Geo, and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets to the following points, and at prices amer
ed can be had at all hours, application the Ticket Agent
st Office, at Depot:
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FLOUR, MEAL AND GRAIN SACKf
TMTE viii keep or hand supply Of Sacks Rsr,
Nv BY n. b. Read, Of Smyrna and are prepared
dsrs for Flour Sacks printed In Any desired style.
HiIlers and shippers will do we'll 10 call.
aPRI-dlm ARMS
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Scientific BIscOVeTy---E EIeCT ID
water.

XTWe known to the profession that Electricity IS the grest
utor og Ilte Eyery remedy which really disease
does 40 because Of adaptation TO the wants Of the
invalid BY such remedies and warm ELECTRIC
WTVR in which patients battl currents o electricity
ladies Icing attended aLadyI curing a kinds oi Old
and obstinate which have resisted all other means
~ cure Cousumptyes receive life hut IN such cases.
bpra ustients TO visit treat lien ny ue
Bro,nisoa Hospital IiuI, 1a are bicathel mo tls
Ie.sI lung right Al the OF the disease lSend two
,taps for pamphlet Other patients Who cannot come 10
a. IIK.tISs ArERS by senduE iee-er 9EestN
"a ,iI dpsriptou Of symptams cur lent 70 them
Gsspd fr circular The Electric Waters extract all mineral
.st.ncrS taken medicine otherwise absorbed The eX
of over the treatment of many thous
md chr mic Wumans diseases and weaknesses may
he rsVarded IS a reasoylalle guarantee OF 'ucoess
us 1toomS and Boarding Furnished 10
Patients = Il
PHYSICIANS who wish te avail themselves Of th' Ss
.coverv in Elecrc Baths invited 10 call at my ocS
~ No Is6 South Summer street. -,..,
hours rom NJ to NJ every day except the sas'sth
M MhouIs 'OiN - DR.. WOMBAUGH,
houIesss housss, ah,vrv Nashville, Tenn.
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OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.

Washington City Virginia, North Carolina, Eouth Carolina,
Georgia Alabama, and East Tennessee, via Chat
tanoOga Railroad, atS% O'Clock, A M
Northern Mails, Nashville and Louisville
Railroad Western Staes twice day at o'clock P NJ,
and clock, A. NJ. Way Mails N & L r II. daily
Nails New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi arrive daily at - o'clock, A NJ
Way Nails route arrive daily att 4 O'Clock, A NJ.
Smitvle, Alexandria aud Lebanon and Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, at Il o'clock, n.
snithland Hopkinsvle ard portion Of Southern Ken
lucky Csrksvlle and Mails, daily at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
shelbyvle via Trgne and nails Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at II o'clock, NJ.
West Tennessee Huntingdon Wsverly and Chsrstte t
weekly, Sunday "Wednesday and Friday, II O'Clock, A NJ
Liberty, Rural Hill, Stewards Ferry, weekly, Thursday,
at II O'Clock A NJ.
CSltTeyie Vernon and PinewoOd, South Harper and
Tank weekly, Tuesday aud Friday, Il O'Clock NJ.
ClsrksyiIle Mills, Whites Bend weekly
Friday, a IL o'clock N.
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HORACE II. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY At LAW.

Nos AZ CedRr Street,
OPpo3itstAs CIEl07ie C1HraA, N1aAcZ1s, 7slnsssssO
NNTILL practice in the Courts in NashvlI
w in TIE Chancery and OircHjt Courts MeMinnVls.
uhl9-dH.
War! War! War,
AM prepared to polish sharprn, and repair, an kinds
Cutlery, at the shortest notice, and in tie best style
may2Slm JWOODHOUsE
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COATES SPOOL con TON,

COATS SPOOL COZ TON.
VTYE have in l2 C00oO yards niles Iris
matchless Sewing Cotton. The 100 900
who this Thread all they may
need.
By Strong Southern Arm, the countenAnce OF
John Bull expect full Importation Of this aud Other
needul articles in bepember "Great EAserE
the of Nor ok, despite OF Seward Chase Blair
and the AOTe III EariG.
DOUGLAS L CO.
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5bs aasbtiIIs anon aah 9mtritau
DaIy IS; Trl-wesEls ss; weekly %.
Hates of advertising.

TEN LINES Oh LES. CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
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RNHE agency shellmound, Nashville Chattanooga
Railroad, has been discontinued Therefore reights mus
be prepaid Goods destined for that Station. The Company
will not be Bile for such Heights after being unosded
in good order at the station. Z. W. COLE,
apl3-u BP&G Superintendent.
NEW BAROUCHES AND BUGGIES.
ETST received twelve Barouekes and Ruggies which
- will be sold cheap By
sp2jtf BENZ SHIELDS & CO.
Rags, fkagS, Rags.
SEND in yeur Rags We want them now, and will pay
- you three cents per ponnd for them.
Save buy, aud send in all you
ap30-tf W. 6. WHITEMAN.
Attention GeTmanS.
WILL give medical services free Families Of the mem
bers Of the Nashville Rife Company during the they
the service Of the South. Also the families omember
tf other Volunteer companies in the service.
sp25-tf P. HARSH, NJ. D..
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W. War NotIces
NOTICE TO sTOCKMOLDERs,

mayo22-1m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
Ensl,.h opinion OF tn. Os.f.a.r.,...

Mr. Russell 10 mis- las. letter to the London Times,
speaks favorsby Of the Fabian policy which has been
pursued BY the Confeisates We hope he may be right
ia hs Judgments hat shaalA s.e..iy prefer to have
our winter quarters 10 Baltimore and Philadelphia rath'
err than have our territory invaded sad properly
rlunaered. Gut it l. ste to indulge regrets
All that IL left to Is 10 make good our defence till
spring. If keep from being Rugged 10 death till
April we can take OF ourselves. The frig'd North
will once more be open to our advance and We feel con-
6deu that the policy Of fobearance will have no advc-
oates on this side of the Potomac The Of rspne
and desolaton which these rrfins have waged against
u,, will be rolled back upon their own fresides Their
present policy Is one no dogbt Of active aggression
They propose devote the winter monhs overunning
and conquerng the South. They may succeed in seziDg
upon many unprotected points Of our territory; they
may even captrrs and burn some Of our ciles-which
would be exceedingly grating butt would fall for short
of sui jugation We must try to mske up minds to
bear patiently such disasters, should they befal At
the same time should be the alert profit by any
false Of tho enemy. If again exposes Washing
ton or Bstm pre- or Cincinnati to our advance We mus.
take 1t, without regard TO rain, hail. snow and ice.
Mr. Russell has been misled By his Yankee associates
in bis estimate Of the poverty Of the South aud he has
! misled the Times. In one sense, poor we do
not abound in manufactured sticles but that is owing
to the fact that bsye relied upon others for these
tieles and trade interrupted Bat for all the SUBJ
sauta elements Of independence, nation the earth
surpasses As President Davis truly said, we have
the means within ourselves Of wagng indefinite
Besides meat an corn for our owa subsistence have
vhich wl nomm md the cold Of tho world The
blockade prevents the exchange at present. but that on
" serves to enhance the value Of the staples and the
idty Of the currency that Is based upon them While
our with the external world DISTRACTED
our paper money is sufficient for all purposes and
when the open, having cotton and tobacco
to fall back upon, condition 10 far better than that Ct
tue Yankees. When their Banks suspend, their anan.
cal condition il hopeless.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
A Pro position.

The Enquirer 10 response to our proposition to sub
mi. the qaeion of election Of Governor by the people
or their Rs sentaves expresses its willingness to T.
II the question Of the Judiciary Is submitted in the
way We have no objection. We would prefer to have
al the controvered points involving principle submitted
to the popular vote. The presen. Constitution is fair
exponent of the Yankee idea Of perfect Government
an unmixed Democracy-ths people electiug all Off
GERS and the representative principle only being toers
ted because public duties could not be performed by the
people themselves Its fund iuentil principle |, that
minority Is absolute and supreme, and that minority
has no rights II this Constitution be not in any par
tcuar TO the taste Of It's friends let them modify and
present Il just az they wish Il.
On the other hand let the friends Of the old Constu.
ton of 76-which is in all its leading principles the
act opposite to this, make such notifications they
may choose--and let the two Instruments In their
entirety be submitted to the people vote between
the two would then decide something; and no one would
be bothered with the patchwork which the Convention
has 10 hand, which neither thing another and
will settle nothing.
If the Enquirer and those who agree with i concur
in this enlarged proposition, have the whole mat
ter submitted to the people. and the question in cOntro
versy decdedon principle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

The last intelligence that hiss reached from The po
licsl pr;soners at Fort Warren, represented Mr. Faulf
ner to be trundDg vheelbaroW Of wood. and the Yam
KEGS very much lighted at the sight. 4 great mar
struggling with adsersi.5 is on very ancient authority
"a spectacle for the God.;" gentleman psrfornins
the mental drudgerss Of life, affords spectacle very
grateful to the malignant snd snvious feelings OF demons
in the guse Of vulgar Yankees No doubt, they con-
template genuine "F. F. V" in desti!ution and rass,
with intenee delight 1t graes an their malignant en-
w Of gentiy-which s Of their distinguishing char
sctersics Apart from the odious aspect Of the casehe
scene IL not wholly destitute Of touch Of the udicrous
nor Ia il wanting in moral distinguished member Of
Congress and late Minister Plsnipoentiary to the mcst
stylish court in Europe cutting and cartng wood 10 bis
shirt sleeves and making his own fire, susgests very
mixed IDEAS and admonshcsus Of tho vicisstudes to
which humanity is exposed We dare to hope the sight
may be so attractive tina; Johnston ard Besuregard
DO tempted to look in upon /! before six months.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
THE BIGGEST LIE OF THE sEAsON-NoRTH CAR
DINA REPORTED RETURNING TO THE UNION
A PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT FORMED.

NEw YORK. Nov. 81 A lester from Hatteras Inlet,
IS says: We learn that North Carona, by conven.
ton Of delegates representing oryge counties has de-
cared Provisional Government aud has entirely repu-
dated the secession acs o. the Sta.c, rearniug her 10y
ally aud devotion 20 TIE Constitution Of the Uled
States The convention met At Hltsras on NoUd,y last
The act passed contained several sections the substance
OF which ia ne follows
TIE lst declares vacant all the offices Of the State.
The % names MARBLE Nash Taylor Provisional Cover,
nor.
zoe - adopts the Constitution Of thu United States
with the statues aud laws contained in the revised code
Of 1856.
The an repudltss the ordnance Of secession passed
a. Raleigh the goth of May, together with all other
acts then adopted.
The 5;h directs the Provisional Governor TO order
special election for members Of Congress.
The 6;h gives 20 the Governor authority to make tenn.
porary appointments 10 official vacancies.
The Convention then adjourned subject to the call Of
the President
Governor Taylor has issued his proclamation for on
election in the second COngressanal district which will
be he'd on wednesday, the 27,h instant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
The Electoral CoIrsxe.

This body met pursuant to lay, yesterday morning at
10 o'clocbin the Senate Chamber, aud organized
BY the election OF john Edmunds Of Halifax, Presi.
dent, and Alexander Mcdonald Of Lyuchburg. Sscre.
tary Toe Electors present. with the exception Of
Henry R Elmundson, Of Roanoke, who, |. was under.
Stood declined to attend because he holds . military
commission in the Confederate service. His psc, vaa
filed BY the election Of J,hn T. Anderson Of Bostour
The ballots we're then taken, and resulted In eighteen
votes being cast for Jefferson Davis for President and
the same number for Alexander r. Stephens for Vice
President The College then adjourned TO 10 o'clock
this mornng, to enable the Journal TO be written up,
CsrtA a:es prepared 81. 1t IL Understood that at the
close of their sesslon to-day they will cal On President
Davis In body. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
THE FEELING IN CURA.

correspondent Of the Boston Daily Advertiser, wr
TIM from Havana under date Of Nov. IL, says:
As n the state OF feeling In this region, Cubans in
General sympathze as is well known, with the South
The more intelligent on board ship protested their
gret at the unhappy contes; nov Wsgng and also pro-
f,.sed sorrow thai hers should be those who, though
tn " had been provoked should be willing to devote
destruction 80 fue fabric the Union. But many
were OF the opinon that though numbers on the
side Of the North yet the South has energy and deter
niaation and a unity OF sentiment. There those,
however who protested already 10 the North prove
itself no match for Southern arms and 20 look forward
t. an indefinitely prolonged struggle, with no final result
bv. in a recognition of the Confederacy.
There sre those here who openly speak Of tho tables
being turned and o. aggre sve South, and Of just
reributiol at the hands Of the conquered Tho Ian.
pulge Of is excessively bitter. now speak Of our
countrymsn, and man fears almost to express Union
saamrnts az he win nrovoke anything but agreeable
snve-sation have heard it several times openly stated
that there are three Confederate ships st EaarzIs with
their llgs that shps arrive and depart for Southern
pn-ts and Cuban friend Of mine told to-day that
friend OF his from the South met him this morning and
aished him TO go about with him ard interpret he
res buyirg arms for the Confederacy II is said also that
commanders have gone to Europe to take command Of
navy prepared for them there and that the blockade is
constantly evaded. The Of the Union suffers ter
rbly here and has been much affected by the reverses
e has experienced n It is here thought that the South
is gradually getting the upper hand this idea will speed
IL communicate itself to foreign countries. The North
mus. pu. forth all her energies.