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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02

A communication entitled "a Horoscope of
our Future Nationality" which we publish in
-to-day's paper, viii be found worthy of a care
fal perusal We need only say that our CORE
-spondent belonged to the old Wing party, of
which he was an efficient member, as he has
been Of the Republican. We do not yOuch for
the sOundness Of his views, but merely give him
the opportunity Of placing them before the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02
virginia Convention.

RICHMOND, Monday, Apfh L, toci.
Tn The Convention to-day james Barbour hnsneo
Secession speech. . .......... .....
Mr. Tredway followed, favorine an uianau~ y
Virginia. ............... .....,...,
Mr. Montague commenced speech foe Secession.
Mr. southall presented hsrss0lu'oisof portion o.
the people of Albomsrle County, instruetns him 70
vote for secession. He said sbat be was aware oil
change in the sentiments Of ID people Of the county.
and when convinced that majority were that way 10
would shape his coursssO their views.
Resolutions were pre- ented from BEDFORD, AmenA'
and Madison Coupt' in favor Of immediate SeeeSi0a'
The Convention adjourned.
TAxEs-The receipts of taxes during the last mon's
were $ll3,7s,s 46, of interest, $3.50 I--mAShs
total of sp..sOsS 49, The amount still due on ="
years To- " ia sl,4iiOA To- gsro- sr.ras
.,r.tv no .HrE g. taa Cd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
Election

Is elected by overwhelming majority and having been
duly installed into office at 116 Bank Street, he hereby
issues the following proclamation:
is. s. Barrie dealer in Coal Oil and Lamps in and for
the States of Ohio Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Min
nesota and Michigan do hereby command all PERSONS male
female to buy their Coal Oil and Lamps at 116 Bank
Street. under penalty of paying hgherprce at other
u,1o
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
MRS. WENsE.OA.

An experienced nurse aud female physician, has 2
Soothing Syrup for children .ae;In- which greatly ia
clitate The process Of ecnr, by softenng the gums,
redueias all iaaamadon-wiII alay all pain, and Is
sure 20 regulate The bowels Depend upon it mothers
it Will gferest 20 yourselves, auI relief and health to
your INFANTS. Pefocoy safe in all cases. See adver.
tsei.oii Io another column may4-ty
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
NO. 13.
perial 5lotites.
BRIGGS GIFT CONCERT.

Owing % scarcity in "mouey matters" we did not
s'' as many tickets IN cur FIRST Concert az we antic-
Iate-; notwithstanding the drawing came OF to the
general satisfaction Of tie ticket holders. Many
nave expressed desire to have chance to draw the
oI' Orchard In order TO crafty their wishes, we
"I'' A'" sl tekats for our second Concert in which
"e o'd Orchard will oe Che h'st prize, in our
-ehadu'e Numbers from i95t5l to 3a7500 viii be
placed n '''s wheel, from which lie a prize num-
bers Hfilbe drawn; tae 0d Orchard being the first
prize, tha Vineyard ha Second prize, &c, &c, as seen
By referring TO our schedule
We will take good care ofthe orchards until tho
lucky ones take possession
G. G. BRIGGS
MArysyilc, January 3l, l7Gl
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26

--' - saJ - sfaT AA0 ointment
a.mmot,on of iha Eidneys and urno-eenltal organs
In all Internal tf ,lamatan Of the Kidneys, bladder
~t caused by graFelor either local irritation, these
medicines v.il effect a speey and radical cure. cut
otaye hundred a-es ofpersons afflicted with gravel,
and pronounced by eminent members of the faculty
Inc"r.ie' nd VAot]aS these remedies recovered but
one and hs dsre.rns Of success discontinued them
after ONE weeks uac. sala by all Druggists at 25c.,
gl,., and 8 par h.x felo1
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
Shade and Ornamental Trees

Vines, Shrubbery, Crecpers. Roses and Bulbs Chi
pese ami cal torqia Arpor Vtaes three to six feet
.eb
THE Subscriber viii Give his pcrs nal attention to
the bus ness. Those finding it more convenient tc
Orders than % come IN person, may eel assured of OBJ
tanning the most Valuable NaretIes, and well arrang
ed as 20 Season ot rFealag 40 Tree OF Plants will
te Sc out except such as are in good healthy condi
uon-an3 packed in % suitable manner TO 60 any dis
lance. Cur ARRANGEMENTS are such that we have no
fears ofhcng unasrsold by other reliable Nursery
men. Our prices will be- jgst low TO Orders as if
ected by the parties. IN most articles the Prices VIII
be considerably reduced from last seasons
n. B.-rrntad directions for Planting and after
treatment VIII acco apany pac ages.
49, 6emember, sales Room and Yard opposite
the Water Works, corner Fourth and streets, Ma
rysyille
Jan g-tf G.. II. BEACH, Agent
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
NEy- PICTURE GALLERY.

- gzoCFsAiEX has opened New Picture Gal
So ery, ia The
ODD FELLOWS HALL BUILDING,
cor .rog p ana Third Streets,
Where he win always be in readiness TO walt on al
sas may he p.easedto give aim caIl.
-. None but First Glass Work dcne and charges
metsratc feb2
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
Marysvill8 Water Cure.
N. w. FALES VI. ID. & 1IZs. L. N.
FAE.stS NJ. DE-.

mYDROPATrIC PHYsl IANs viii eeciye patients
into their house for treatment and attend to u-ide
practice in city a d country. Dir FALES guarantees
with his Electro Magnetic steam and Electro Chemical
baths and other remedial agents. to cure Diseases
more speedily and with less expense than can be done
with medicine For several years he has had an ev
tensive practice in the East Among the diseases sue
cessiuliy treated the following: Glut Eheuina-
tsm Neuralgia. ParalS 5, Muscular Distortions, Stin
md enlarged Joints, Ulcers, Scrofla Constipation,
Gravel, Fever and Ague, Continuous Feycr,, etc r.
lie lives no medicines because they unnecessary
and Absolutely Injurious. We remove thn causes Of
disease, restore favorable cond tons to heata and
our patients quickly recover. We also teach them
how to keep well Al cases Of poisoning and diseases
caused thereby, are quickly cured by his Electro
Chemical baths.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
TBA sFAn z .e7r5te1s,

MRS FALES has enjoyed the same advantages and
received the diploma gentlemen graduates Of
the Medical Colleges, and for several years has had an
extensive practice in the States. In female diseases
and in Midwifery her practice has been especially
large and entirely successful. Considering the C&li-
foria CHARGES exhorbitant, hers are compara'ivcl7
low for attendance in Midwifery, ~; in ordinary
outside practice 81 visit for examination and pre-
scrption for home treatment ~.
Residence, Of Fifth and II street Marysyi.le
Reference-,ir. and Mrs Dawson, Dawson House.
feb19-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
Esgsolvaast Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CoCSfY aF NJHA 80
AIsffICp Court os the Tenth judicial District
- In tine matter of the Petition of stephen G. Null
lin, an insolFent Debtor, Pursuant to an order of
the Hon ;. w. bss Judge Of the said District Court,
notice IS herey y 70 an The creditors Of the said
iusoiven, stephen G.. Aullin he and appear before
the ST. 4 Hon :. Bliss ut Chambers at the Court
room of said conrtu the city Of MarvSvlle county
fufa On the twenyttrd day of March, A. D. 1851, at
l0c'clock A. M, of that day, then and there to show
cause it any they can, why The prayer of said insol
vent should not be granted and assignment Of his
esttte be ma e and he be discharged from his debts
and Liabilities in pursuance Of the statute in sucheases
made ana UroTjled and in the mean time all proceed
.ugs against said insalvt nj he stayed.
...... Given uudermy hand and the seal of said
seal Coat, luis 2Jth day Of February \. n, 1857.
W. T. 0NEALE,
Clerk DIST. Court Tor Yuba Co, Cal.
f. EIr BURT, paE' Atty. feb2l-S0d*
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26

u The following letter, which emphatically sreaks
for itself. was written by the Dean Of the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia College Of Melcinc--to the editors
Of thePaoiao Medical and Surgical Journal, San Fran
cisco, for pub, eaGou:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
E%SQ1R& NOE.
NARYSVILLIG
FEMALE SEMINARY.
Il street. bpfwGrm eth aaata slh.
TEACHERS

7 Z
MRS r. {. POSTON... ...... ........ Principal
MISS MARY +. JEWETT ............ Assistant.
MIR N BROOKS ......., Teacher OF Drawing
rE7IIE Fourth Scholastic Year of this Institution will
I commence on MONDAY, AUGUST 27th, 1S60.-
The year is divided into two Terms, of twenty two
weeks cach with short vacation at Christmas and
a longer one during tie summer months.
TERMS PER MONTH OF -FOUR WEEKS.
Higher English Branches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
Primary . ...... ............ ... 6 90
Languages each ......... ..... ........ 4 90
Board including Washn).... ...... ........3h 90
Music Piano Guitar or Mclodian. .......-..10 90
Drawing & Painting, Water Colors... ........ 90
Printing in Oil Colors... ................... S 90
Lessons in Wax Work, Leather Work, kmbrod-
cry, each...... ................. ..........''.t 4 0'
N B-Board and Tuition payable every month in
advance No deduction made for abse &c, except in
cases of proraced sickness Each boarder is requir-
ed to be furnished with bedding, towels and narkins,
silver spoon and fork. jy2S
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
POSTPsbNENEENT,

Owing to there not having been Tickets enough
~ sold in nv "Gift Concerto nterprse M to this
time, the drawing will not take place the Sth OF
February but will take place as soon as there are tick
cts enough sold to Justify the drawing of which fac
the public will have due notice.
=. S. G. WILLIAMS.
harysvlc, February 9th, 1861.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
--=s'Fsr t1zzzsa

- ~. ID ni~arnurn. or
WORLDS HAIR DRESSING q. essential to US with
ha Res.orar, and often times in young persons viii
stop the Hair lf5m aiiue It the best dressing for
Clio Hair aaowu, rendering il soft silky and glossy,
deposns Tito cnrl, and remain in any desired posi-
tion Read the advertisements No other pre- paration
has such an array ofconsiacin- testimony. del 2w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
- - c1.Ca :

Dr. Fia'tory present new, safe and certain trent
urut far thr d #ca-es to which f.nales agy peculiarly
haole, effect ally removing them ANA her dreiul ra-
SUITS
-" DR.. T., u re4utred, WI yist ladies at their
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
MI q ES- I=s Is Ez5.
Premium Marble Works.

p J. DEVINE G1 BRO,
K street. bet,geem Sixth. and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, Get.
SCULPTURE, Busts, Statues, Monuments, Tombs
~ and Grave Stones, Mantle Pieces, table and coun
er tops, &C, &C. constantly hand made to order
the shortest notice
alOrfers from the country promptly attended to.
N B.-P j. D. & Bro. have received Diplomas and
- Medals at the several State Fairs from the
Mechanics Institute irns-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26

- pa
saa- @ $50 Hsa 80 .Es
= SE q F-ss.F -----~s TT -El- -
u : s-74AlAs "a aA a..s1sa i Es@s ~

~ : A-a.AlA- d j. -a.s-1a i Ls&s -.
gT0TNERrY Professor Of Medical Jurisprudence,
svraeHse Medical College, y. r., NIe4eer oi tl..
ROYAL toiesc Of Physicians and surgeo 81. IIo ura
rs men her o. Imperial Philosophical Society: foI-
Woriy Surgeon to- The British army of Volunteers
ana the Anee-sa LYING ID uospua!--late Of Mel
bourne wye ana Bar Iuf~nary.
Cau De consulted ror few days (prcyious To bis II.
turn to san Francisco athis Rooms,
Hotel 6u N0rd. Marysp:l,c,
Cmoe hours, from 10 tu IL, and . TIL 8; ami even.
iu-s, after 7.
70 PATIENTS ATADI- TANcF.
Dr. Fmttery can he consulted by letter stating lst
age. n, sez, Sd, time taken iil, An, const-
tutioH; 5ta, oceppa6ru; Gtt, namber Of
Treatments submittc 70: Z. q, descrip-
ttaa ~ c3us.s and symptoms eN-
rcrieuccd aui those existing.
lie viii then send medicines, with dUoot,aus to cur.
amy curcnha aise"st.
Dr-J. FLAgrE would u, p"ltlG'iy inform tha pub
lie, ittai h" cam he consulted on Coasumplici TaHpU
Complaints, Diseases ot the Eye aud Ear, and Alal-
naut surg gu ad-t iau-.
Ills mod. roy the rrm 81 Co>srN1Troz, au ot.r
L0ug DIseas s., is principally hE the Inhalation d
mi dIeal VHu0. 'ts ~ discoveries % Size phssiul
oey of Respiration and Nutrition, Winch b,tr tu
closest IhIt-n plIt4' NtninaU0u. His long eNnsrl
caee ana at.guli u lc th- above named complaints
Bis safe and spec ty meth Of Treatment, and bis ex
traurtmarN -utcr5a t-uiu-a long and extensive praC
tce, enahia huut9 promise ali persons at ted sld
and pvmuiuent cure.
BY along course. ID s.uGv auluracGtai experience
IN EUROPE ani America, pr =. hHs tac rgHtnc4tut
of prus"Wtnr Tine uu. 'rHuH.' IS GA ihHt have
never failed, sueele ii introduced tNeH. tn cur
la uos alarming uase, and tbat in u Very short .u
reasonable tiaa without thea all oi d.tat iuus drugs
within The ast fifteen ycHr-, pr. f. has cured more
tna0 ten th9Hsal cases oi .ils tuotc named, Hud Il
patients had been previously treated vita minem
20 son.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
ImLA3rLrgLA. .Jannarv I'M. "a

TO the EDITORS of Tire Pacific Medical journal
iemeu: MY .ufiau h1s lseo callcd to an arti-
rin tA" December uum.nr u' gour Journal ia regard
I" theaa e1nIen degree -.aut. by the Philadeluha
''i..-t 70 "e"cloe io hr b. J. Czalkay. When the
application for the gree r1s made Ia fha FarnI,v IL
Hts Hceompan.ed hy aAda}ts ana testimonials 10 The
Haect t.af ir. tz7rlay vas Regular graduate NJ d
oi tha tuitersyo of st, had served as surgeon II,
tIe hungarian arav aud aa4 70 REGULAR uracttinner
oi medicine. On the siren "a Of these the degree
WIS granted. The ad euudem degree, ms its name ni
pdeS '3 eaHlestcd ON graduates only, and gives u-
pew privileges. Had thcre hean the slightest suspi-
con ", FresnarIty, the application would have been
refused. lv inserting tIl7 ia your journal you vii
40 aq act o justice % the College, and confer favor
on leaf7f very respectfully, II. RAND,
Medicine. @ -
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26

Dean of ta4 Faculty Of the Philadelphia College OF
~" ir !. CzfPHAT'5 private Medical ard Surgical
il.iiH.a "a Sacramento street below Montgonery
-au francisco. 1ha Doctor offers nee consultations
1't ",As Ho r.nu"-sauo unless he effects a cure
Niteth houis lom3 J. 81. o. @ =. II.
IE.is EGEzCt-.1.--I, the undersigned, Gov
'I""' "i .tnAEfF, do testify hereby, that Dr. L. j
.'l"N At,.tEe, na-.lg ,ae contest tor Hungarian
I'..tAf h+ DHtt Surgeon, in the Hungarian army
"..H ..iIaI perseverance,. Whereof l have given 10
hA t3ia cer3Hcate aH recg umend him to the syupa-
VIZ, ..ioA HnI protection ct all those who are ca
itai- o' HNpgt.a-Hs patriotic sef-sacriice, and un-
".a-'' .~ misfortune. k0>SUTH LAJOS,
49, Governor of Hungary
'"'"''"" 'tIf' "ah ti'l' io"2 febI7
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
DAILY AND WEEI>4
By A. s. RANDALL " co.
RANDALL. s.B. CHRISTIAN, j. r. "HirANEH' '
G. L. CRACKBoE, w. BoULWARE. D. ~
Publishers and Proprietors.
office corner Made" Lane an" 's'0'''' ''''
FIFTY CENTS.

For one year ,(per mail in advance)'''''''' 00
six months q no
three ''''' ''''
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
AsTIibf \

pE.J. fLTTEEr-Su: For FIVE years and 70 half 7
HGred droHdtuly with several Ill eases, incident to
females generally I employed physicians our of
number, bat never got any relief until took your
medicines. wish suffering women 1ore aware O, jh.s
iae,. CATuARtEE HARLEY.
SON Ff .naaco, July 21th, 1864.
or d. E.-Letfars addressed To Dr. J. TLATTE-
RI, alL Irlnc-.co, NuLLe lroMpIE answered. l3
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
NJ ,In,rn,,. ~. -, o,...

MarysrIic, January 3t l5Gl
ftb--tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26

DIR. FLATTERY-Sir;J ). D. Zones, the poor man whom
called onJo0 for requests me to say that the months
treatment which you forwarded has entirely cured
tW. Io he candid. thought e poor fellow past rc-
coyerE, but very shortly after he commenced with
your treatment and inhaatou, he BEGAN to recover.
lie - well, and grateful to yod He never ceases tell
j g greode OF Your celebrity. Wishing you success,
anl, dear sir, yours faithfully,
Stockton, Dec tot 1atl. {. CUNNINGHAM.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-26
First Erirniull2 Fruit
7 I3 il II $
F0RsALE CHEAP BY
GEGE1l4E1 LAWS,

D STREET, NEAR THE POST OFFICE MaHsylie,
Ag't for D. 4. Adams Hope Nursery, san Jose.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
ru.x LATEST WAR NEWS.

Vrom Esrtrass Monroe we have starring news.
q, Friday. a week ago yesterday, den. Magru-
dor with force of 1000 men. including 2OO
cavalry and eight pieces Of cannon, left Yorktown
and advanced toward Hampton, reaching the
outskirts of that place on Wednesday at noon.
On the same evening" after firing on our pickets
on this side of the river, Magruder, with 500
rebels, entered the town of Hampton, aud giving
to the few inhabitants remaining there only hi
teen minutes in which to leave. set fire to the
houses aud destroyed the village. The flames
ragged throughout the night, and BY noon OF
Thursday only seven or eight houses were stand
ing. The rebels retired before tho morning OF
TAursday. Meanwhile, Col. Weber's regiment
was guarding the bridge, the passage OF which
company of rebel, attempted to force, being re-
pulsed with the loss Of three killed and SIX
wounded.
From Gen Banks's column we learn that Col.
Stone IS 20 have II separate command at toint oil
Rocks That place is now guarded ~ the New
York 2Sth, strengthened by detachments from
other regiments. Though reports concerning THE
advancc of the Rebels upon our position IN the
IClnltY OF harper : ftiiy arc H'n"o"'' ''J "'
not considered trustworthy, and that portion OF
Virginia opposite Point of Rocks through which
the enemy m0st paSs to make ali attach $ 80
thoroughly wntched by scouts that perfect security
Against surprise il felt.
letter received at Washington FROM Lieut..
Parks of the lst Michigan Regiment, who is in
confinement at Richmond. dated July -, states
that there are hundreds Of prisoners IN that city,
including more than 80 officers; SO OF his own
regiment are there. We print also two private
letters from officers Of New-York regiments now
prisoners at Rchmond.
We publish this morning letter from the
blockadng sioop Brooklyn, from which 1t aP'
pears that more vessels might be proftablg en-
poyed in preventing the escape OF privateers
EOm the ports On the Gulf. The McRea and
the Star of the West are on the watch for an
opportunity to leave New Orleans on piratcal
cruise, as the Sumter recently succeeded in
doing
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

Capt. Hawley, of the lst Connecticut Regiment,
disayows the distinction which our correspondent
accorded to him, of being the officer who led his
troops in good order through the panic-strictea
host at Fairfax Nevertheless" he says, " it 10
true that Rifle Company A kept faithfully tOseth'
with all its officers, in the best of order all tn
Sunday and Sunday night. Nor was that com
pany alone in that respect among the Conneesi-
cut Regiments. neither know, nor have heard.
of more than two captains of the thirty from this
State who were not faithfully with their men.
and one of those was absolutely incapable OF en-
during such fatigue.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

In their accounts Of the battle, the Rebsls
csncede just one point. and no more They ad-
init that up to 3 or O'Clock in the afteruoos
they were shockingy beaten. But they will nis
admit that their reserves, which changed tho
fortune Of the day, came up in great number"
nor that our force was not, at the least, doub.
superior to theirs. As regards the relative
strength of the armies, they have the same means
Of obtaining correct information as ourselves
namely, questioning the prisoners. Every prs-
Oner taken by our side declared that the Rebel
troops were at least $4,000 in number, whilo
some believed they were more than lO0,0E
Every prisoner taken by them knew that o.
force did not exceed 90 900 men actually engage.
The Rebels have either been at no pains to az
certain the truth, or they lie for the love Of 1t.
In reference to their overwhelming reenforce-
ments, we give the statement of an eyewitness
of tho battle, DR.. J. C. Mott, published in Q
Mobile newspaper, and declared to be wholly
trustworthy:
Isaw our resnforcelnen pouring In with the npiy
esserness fox chase and satisfied that they ouli ri
everything before them. No sgins such aa5
glorious picture patriots presented uns he sd
through of wounded bodies which ed he rosd
side they passed along could regimen, Of inittry
coming with their bright glsriDg in the
then would battery OF artillery each crovda
with and drawn by four horses in a eaop Mex,
troop. cavalry dashng with the speed Of Murst after th
followed with almost sq1sl speed wagons foaled with anmoai
ton &c, screaming all the while push shead, boys pitch
into the d-d Yankees drive them into the Posoms. Ta
Kept ~ from about midday rn dark and felt If tia Alps
themselves could not Withstand such rush"
This ought to be conclusive. No Insignificant
force could have produced such al effect upsa
the Doctors mind
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

nv forcs Of arms. Oue almost wonders that
even Richmond and Caggar do not blush at
crswding into the one short paragraph OF their
"Call" 10 much falsehOOd, aud 80 much bypo'
critical pretense; not, however because they are
lies and hypocritical pretenses, but because they
must know that these ceased many months ago
to influence anybody but kuayes, or deceive any
body but fools. Ones idea of moral courage
becomes confused when One reads IN fair type
an exposition of pretensss to patriotism 30 trans
parent, aud the acknowledgment Of inciylsm so
bold that the treachery Of Twiggs, or the vii
lapy of Floyd. seems almost like the whtest vir-
tue beside them.
The generous and the manly Of the Democrats
of this State have learned, by the bitter aud pain
ful experience which we all sbarc with them, the
malignant treachery and the wicked PRIDE OF the
Southern character. which has 30 used aioretime
and has now 80 betrayed every relation and
every tie that could biod men or parties together
Their account with the South is far longer than
ours, for they add private party treschery to
the public treason which we resent aud hope 70
punish. But these Democrats OF the Wood, tho
Richmond, and the Cagger school are dead 10
the considerations which move men 0i ordinary
sensibllitics They arc willag TO sacritce their
country and ali hope OF democratic institutions
for the sake Of their party Beating the hepuo-
licans at ali election is something dearer snd
more desirable to them than saving the national
existence.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
W. hsva already repeatedly called the attsn

We have already repeatedly called the sttsn-
ton of the Government to the necessity o.; block.
aiding the Albemarle aud Chesapeake Canal %f
now the news that three steamers and plVs
boat have been taken through that canal to
Newberp. n. c., and are now efficiently at
work as priyateers on the North Carolina coast,
fully confirms all that we have urged on tho
subject. 1t is said too, that ten additional gun
boats are to be taken TO Newbern by the sans
channel for the same purpose. Our Special CIr-
respondent in North Carolina also testifes tlas
there is really no blockade in that region, 4
the Rebels are taking the utmost advantage d
tha fact