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Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-30

Fort 0Lexn BelO,s the Savannah
The Savanpah Republican, OF the
18th inst. says:
This new military work is just
about taking it's place among the
coast def.nces of Georgia. 1t is a
tl,rer-sided sand battery. thrown up
ON Thunderbolt Point. about four
miles from the city, and designed to
controle the approach to the main
land through Warsaw Sound. 1t II
row nearly completed. has one eight
inch colurnbiad already in position
and three other guns ready to bt
mounted. The battery wincommanc
the river for two or thxee miles. In.
f,rt has been named in honor of Capt
Glenn. of the "Wri ght infantry
Picayxse.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-30

The cry is "don't patronize the
North - there are good Southern
men in the North we admit, also
good newspapers. If We intend to
cease patronizing the North no ex-
ceptions must be made. Every dol
lar sent from the South, never mind
who to, will, in some way be used
against us. We must keep our change
circulating among ourselves. if a man
doing business in the North is truly
Southern man in feeling. let him
remove to the South. and he will be
doubly patronized, but while he holds
forth out of the South. we should
not encourage him. The following
we find in All exchange; We admire
the motive, which prompted the step,
but do not approve of the course.
Southern Rcmittanccs.-One of onl
collection houses, says the New York
Daily A'ews, OF the 10th, received
! S:S.1OO from Aberdeen, Miss, besides
remi,tances from Georgia-a fact
which tends to show the falsity OF
the rumor that southern merchant
! repudiate their Indebtedness 10 nol
thern creditors.
I Not that we doubt the honesty Of
1.-The News. for We know she has beer
severely tested, but from the princi
pie Of home patronage. If there arr
to be exceptions. then any person cal
readily invent an excuse for sending
money to the North for different pur
= poses. We have good journals in til
a South, many of which barely defra..
P their expenses, while if the same PAL
II ronage were extended to them. the
~ would do well. We should eithe
is stop patronizing the North altogetl
t. er, or cease speaking about doing tn
- same.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-30

.yust the Guntov the 1fnes.--Dr.
y b. Lindsay, OF New Orleans, has
invented breech-loading rified can
non, which will send thirty shots pei
minute. 1t is simple in construction
and suited either for land or sea ser.
vice. The Doctor, We learn, is hav.
ing rife made upon the same plan o.
his cannon.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-30

The following, excluding the pub
lie debt, is the cost Of each admins
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-30

pral picksts at Little Falls.
New York, May 25.-The Great
Eastern has departed.
Louisville. May 25-The I'mes
SAYS that the Zouaves have commen-
ced vengeance. Three Alexandrians
have been shot, and the friends OF
J Jackson have fed for their lives. The
Federalists have destroyed the rail-
road bridges from Frederick to Lees
burg. The Southerners are concen-
trating fifteen miles below Alexandra.
Molly Jackson is the winner OF
three heats. Time $3.50; 5:343;
5:283.
Richmond. May 25-A. collision
between two trains on the Orange rail
road. occurred at Orange to-day. Col.
kershaw, Of the S. G. regiment was
ON one of the>c cars. Two Of his men
were seriously injured; two Virgin
ians and ono negro were killed. 1t
is supposed to have happened thro'
the truachery or carelessnsss OF the
engineer who Immediately left.
Two kentucky regiments have
been ordered to reinforce the Vlr-
ginians at Point Rocks.
Gen. J ohnson's presence at dar'
per's Ferry is confirmed.
The Minnesota has captured the
North Carolina, from Havre; to Nor
folk; the apics Bird sndsr British
colors, and the Pioneer, owned q
llichmend.
Spain orders six crew war ir1gate'
of the first class, in order that sht
may be superior on the sss to th|
American dag.
Richmond. May 2s-The s.nonnt
ed company in the Virgini: services
Capt Balls. taken prisoner yesterday
morning at Alexandria. It AS sup
posed that Balls surrender IS nten
tional.
Mr.. jackson was asleep when Ellis
wortl tore down his flag. he awok
and fired a double bar..cled gun, kill
ing Ellsworth, whereupon the Zonare
riddled his body with their fire, an
hacked his body with their bayonct'
The Federal troops took possessio
of the telegraph office. The oper:
TORS escaped with their Instruments.
Our scntinels along the river fire
ON the steamer, which returned tn
fire.
All our troops escaped except tn
mounted company mentioned above
The Virginians in Alexandra al
permitted to leave.
Should the Federal troops advant
the first battle will take place ut NJ
nesses Junction. Out troops Will r
> treat no further. Gen BonhA'n
sufficiently Reinforced.
The post Of honor has been GIVE
to Carolina.
There are rumors of tight
:, Harper's Ferry. We may soon e
poet fight mere.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-30

.Syicy.-The New York papers are
:4e,n;ng with accounts Of regiments
being 7Axstered into service. Before
long, says secession contemporary
hey will have an opportunity of re-
oo.ding how they were peppered out
Of service,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-30

The passenger steamer kentucky
from Vicksburg, bound to memphis
Tenn, bursted her mud valve at 20
lumbia, Ark. at daylight on Sunday
killing thirty-fve persons.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-30
Special for the Daily News.
Received yeseevday Eue~i.g.

Washington, 25.-1'he Captain OF
the Paw nee has demanded the sur
render of Alexandria. The Virginia
Major commanding. refused. 'lhe
Captain gave him eight ours'tor
consideration.
A company of forty-fve horse
have surrendered to Sherrnan's bat
terry on finding themselves at the
mouth of the guns. The Michigan
drrs have torn up the railroads lea
cling to the city. Scott and Sew"rd
were on Long Bridge when tho 'nva-
ders crossed.
Three ka"sas regiments have been
rendered to protect the North.
The Western Missourians are
Unionis,s. Capt. Reno has arrived
at Fort Leavenworth with supplies
| arms and equipments.
Chambe, Sburg, May 25.-Beyond
a doub, 10000 Southerness and 800
Chcrokees threaten Cumberland val
ley from Point Rocks.
New York, May l5-Alexandr'a
quiet. The New Jersy reg giment
was fired on by ambuscaded South
ernrrs, who then retired. The South
ern approaches to Washington are
strong y fortified.
$4,000 additional Southern troops
have arrived near Washington.
I The British government has issu
I'd proclamation forbidding Britist
subject to join ships Of war or trans
,por:s, to attempt recruiting or Il
breuk susc blockades rs are actual,
etiectually effective. or to carry sol
die,s, dispatches or material OF wa
for either party.
There are 5000 men between Nor
i, folk and Sewe.ls Poit, $4,000 a
Richmond, Va. and more arrivln:
by every train.
} Pensacola. May 25.-Col. Phillip
of the Iax.o rifles now at Warning
ton navy yard is dead.
New Orleans, May 55.-No sale
of cotton to-day. Superiine flour a
i $40. White corn at e5c. Pork 81
/, i;acon-clear sides. l5c. Whislley
u to Acc. Frigh,s j Sd
i Richmond, May 2&.-The city {
Alexandria is now in possession {
the Federal forces 5000 strong.
t Early this morning the TELEGRAPH
J. wires We're cut:
On the advance Of the US. troop
the Confederate troops 600 in nun
. Der, and in full view Of the eneln,
retired in good Older, having made !
" opposition to the invading forces
o They retired as far as Fairfax St
o ton, ten miles from Alexandria.
Z Gen. BonLam, Of the South Car
J. lima brigade, is at Mansasas Junctie
with his brigade. consisting OF C'
- Grecs's and Col. Lershaws regimen
q mprising 1000 men. Fen. Bonha
e likewise has command OF Gen.Cocke
n brigade. at the Cuipeppeo courthou
in all, between 5000 and 600 men, =
, additional regiment will be Sent
Ia him to-day.
Dc Louisville, May 25.-Espre
is matter from the South goes Nor,
II ward un,noles,ed, but nothing go
from the North, Southward,
y points outside Of Kentucky, u
re kentucky packages are exalnin.
p, Money and everything for the 8
ceeded States appears contraba
=, but letters appear to pass this po
IL IL intact. Some lettyrs envelaped wi
-. The Confederate flag fail reachi
l., their destination.
,., The use of plain envelopes in
express business from here Sou
ward, is untralnmelled.
~, Boston, May 25.-The South Z
" Dina has sailed for Pensacola W
: munitions of war aud men to relic
OF those who enlistment has expired
.en Baltimore. May 25.-No ira
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-30
Shreveport @aily @tws
.JNO..DTCKINsO0
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Job Work 'nust be paid for on de-
livery.
AGENTS..

ACCENTS.
Mr.. join w. TAHER, is our authorized
agent in Natchitoches.
Mr.. u. u. .Q'BRlES. No. 6, Exclange
Place, New .0risans. is our authorized
Agent fox that; city.
Mr.. H. C. CLARKE. Bookseller, is our au-
sho.,zed agent for vicksburg and Natchez.
Mr.. J. II. LOTION. IS our agent at BELLE
vue, Bossier Parish.
Those friendly to our undertaking, who
may hear Of any local, or other items, thai
will prove of interest to our readers. viii
favor us by handing in the same At the of6c>
q tbs News.
We ~M b pleased to receive contribu
hons from our friends. in and around Shrove
pc1:. An crcAsio:;a! article from 81. planters
relative to the crops, will be very acceptable
In fact. desire correspondence iron
very section of, the States
Persona. articles will not he published
either as communications or advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-30
Attention CaddO Cadets

You are hereby, notified to meet
9TH. .G.,rryTHEATRE, on Saturday
evening at s O'Clock, for grand
Dress parade. Every member Is eA,
pected to be present. by order OF
the Captain. ,,,,<,,, n
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-30
60 Pommaste~s are veg~esecd to
act as agents for Me Ne'os. AID re-
:.zte tcn per cent from 1noss< forsaavded.

Steamer I.xyS leaves to day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-14
AZ Ew YORK MAY s, 1865.

~ DIAN rRiLNn:-
IL IA with gtest pleasure that commence rapv 10 yor
very natural request for iyfo touching Jour
y sea gs mos pisces Of
are ssvsrs heaters every Of which would BE-
where "a Se's ,ssss
mere for an hour asef SEEMING to nave arrived at hs
though the p have been going
HTR NJ 6 p Z ne masp ,a GANis
ard pres ace q mirror ss5 Boad"as II most oera9y
evr known n,nsnt ard fSf, confess shSa
ore ana having Travelled al ovr EUROPE aad tho
az are erred co.. sS ss q % .slsndor
preached imagine to Yourself nsgel thes,er
srss but o. sedDg Shout. wa
renoh TO- kLg gsss plstt be esaslui gas atiuss arc
ton. whsn aect i the an 8 n
Ing one sss asS os ss e. ana s e a me see
sana ne @ sa 90 asa ga y a g ssa
snge Of the hou but you es OF the perform
sre engaged IN hIs cne hnndr and sissen
ss ss been q nr5 s ,r e
out al m mmcnse expense whom Glands foremost
uy S s as S came rs
s pa h be 80 On e v In g bear
Which he famous simple sih, from which he
its M a
In ah III. nae s
an sgasoos .Ss
80 numerous that it would only be with great 0ticusy
s s s Ss s sas hs
Of the Rayels, than whom have achieved higher
reputation for tpansh dancing and then the truly great
Carlo Family decidedly the lest symnssis and panuS
mss in he world One set or theirs, with little fellow
who Is sly led the Baby Clown ccpses anythns
the line fancy the boy standing the
from feet believe may safely they
the only performers lie of his
ton ard " dollar the price for rig would
be estimating Il highly hist speakifg tas family.
D that Felix Carlo. fame s q
every Of been Ter his writing aud
pericciipg mime % crest meri "htcn will be pro-
d., cd for the first time before the public Monday evening.
Hny - ON Saturday las WAS Invited with select few 10
Is rehe ss5l and predict FOR the unqualified
cess fhe tricks 60 d and numerous to throw
tue havel pantmmes enttey In the snade: The
drefsea s1d scenery - the most descrfp
ton Whilst the nusc "a varied and captivating As you
ducon H. The daiies needless go into paItiou
resrectins IL. further than that confident II win
have hng and WILL in consequence give
tunity vness git You have do bit Heard of Mss
Agnes utteIand the Scottish Nightingale, has
creating sugh In tbi We II Ia At this h0nee
She j. gagged IN assure he Ia justly famous, hun
6rtds OF ghtp her alone. could
write respecting the numerous Artsts
Gagged ut And l@ter 9te long enough and will bring
TO Gle by saying that although the price Of admission v
moderst~ VIZ 70 cente 70 sb cents the beet sscety 10 New
Of TIE kind attempted which have signal faures tbs
price u Adhesion being low preclude the possibility
the and used profess
the busness hence the fact of their liability 10
sudfeDces Considertrg that have carried
and satisfied your desire for Information,
win close rather long pse evsr yours &C.
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MzLoDFof, $50 BROADWAY
lI CAhD 40 IBk PATRONS OF HE MTLODEON

M<LUDfOr, $50 BROADWAY.
Vl CAhD 10 Ibk PATRONS OF HE MTLODEON
6y9 BRuADW AY.
Monsieur Yearde's card in yesterdays Herald feA the
occasion OF benefit at the Mel0deon night WHOA be
&C. RI The idea O. PLAYING at the "Ms o1eJn any a
rlSres and phaticay niss any pledge THAT
Mr. Wells de voiun " play for not onIy
susceptbs OF oof by talented prominent az
the prof ssn whoae word re would hsri dispute
but my
wjBD As LADY
Is also giyen &c toe effect
Tie proprietor that when the Meodeon uuds
prior anagement Mr. not only made positive engage
ueb but met yh the and participated In
rthesrsa and vosted bis Deng under
ments cauti ned Mis- Cain ags,nft reliance
upon bia mise After my fret became
evire that an outside pressure lure my
tenent and his c,nsequenty Withdrawn from
be. do not accuse Monsieur " himself Of uogene-
msn do attack his professional abilities. but 4
affords great pleasure in stating that owing
and eicent regular company OF The Ssodeon, and tie
lib r. exertions o. many friends, benef
cesafui than bad right expect and the audience
pressed dsappO the absence of Mons
avail m, self OF ths occasion express my tn snks Mr.
Lea proprietor; Mr.. Mcmillan ladies' gen
emen OF tae company oth-r volunteer friends who
made every erertion AXE benefit what II proved-A
decided success ADELE GALA, Dansense,
isie o. the ssavel Troupe.
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| AMUsEMEsTs.
Il ~ h t isb Sf sfvssTx sEvEs NIGHTS
Two HUNDRED AMP ps ssy. { THOUSAND
THE BEAUTIFUL LIRE Acr suaIETrA.
%
| t. :. :. Seven Sisters Ever, Night
Isl seven Sisters Every Night
III SEVEN SISTERS nyEag MORT
IL SEVEN SISTERS KyHRY NIdHr
ri sEvgN SISTERS
Ill MAGIC LANTERN.
IL NEW UNION TABLKAyx,
THE WAKING OF COLUMBUS,
WASHINGTON AND h nsoa Ansa ruv nur.m.n.
This picture composed snt,rsy Of D'"A" AAf
of the most beautiful tableaax yyaut ever witnessed
OIL Hzga f yEasHS 1913 so sars,
CALHouk's bsEAM '"-'''
1H aH5s Sg EAs gs JORGE
AroTHEosIs OF wAsHiSaIoE AND THE UNION,
TIE s $Hs rS ~ fh u s sSzas
or g open A. quarter paa seven
S SsssS Dress Circle asAs may be secured in
WEDNESDAY E ESnSiE q, MAX IA. 1864,
ANNUAL sxsxFu
MR. rHoaas BAKER,
s GO saS s occasion an attractive ' viii be presented to-
NEW nusIo, orERATIo SELECTIONS
oELzBRArAn 81 UNION sp5 OVERTURE
Wn1nf GARDEN vrpsr NIGHT
OF tie appearance Of the brilliant and BEAUTIFUL
MRS. JOHN WOOD,
A aRa ' 9o sGTn' SE SS1ass.a5k
This EVENING, Tassday Nay win pc presented
skETChss ~ INDIA,
WA, ..,,. MRS y, soss ssoop :, s.
WITH number of limitations and comic medley Duet,
MR.. JG1ssssEssos
That of Tom rape after which The charming buresque Of
which Mr. jefferson WI execqis his s.,oundins
In iehtarss, the invisible Prince.
IA KLopAos $50 sRoApwAs,
IA Engagement a,M e the s. rord renowned
sam sam o GoTE1t
The takes pleasure in announcing the engage
SAN Co@ELL.
The gresest ard most celebrated Comic Singer in the
- u.ro g., .,,...,a ~. 49,.
E . hire sSA y Al s q se as
ns &C. The size and character II the whole company
'Fsn 10 10 make
PIONEER CONCERT t ss1ooN OF AMERICA,
MODEL PLACE OF Am!sssssEsr IN THE UNITED
CHEAPEST HAIL or SS ENTERTAINMENT IN NEW
II will be remembered ,hs The management pledged hts
patrons to produce the best talent ex'snt rrarde's Of cos
and the e's's'msn' o. SAM cowHhL
ssuhling the pledge other great artists will succeed each
his liberal which he public has extended to this
enables the p ,ays,ns the surplus IN
! to ata 10 the acs n.wiseaed
CA Ts.s "a a,r GoMq s,.,5
| Ell - eomps',rs, viz
EFFICIskr MsYAGEMsNT,
VERSATILITY AND oENt ssL CIAhacfEa OF
PERFORMANCE
The house arranged that the performance be
from oil garis end there not seat but what every
S Ssa be md .s oa heard m
Do rot forget, during the tLgagsm mt of
SsM CONELi
and the fresh attractions produced augmented
extra price viii be charged but mission will
usual.
GAM CoWELL
sAM cowELL
Appears at the
5}9 BroadwsH
MADAME ANNA BISHOP rs HECoRED
Nl Every night In ctephen hssseits gre II song,
"0U6 GOOD SHIP SAILS TONIGHT"
Every volunteer every father, mother sister brother
should get copy, OF Firth, Pond Co, 81 Broadway.
4 MfhrCAN MUSIC HALL,
IA 49, Az 49, BROADWAY
H, 49,, IA hkOADWAY.
The greatest entertainment IN the world
1RIPLk Cua3IrArfOH.
BALLET, PAETOMrME OPERA:
lrterspersed with Fegro ExTavsRanzss Dances, Ban
Comic end sentmt nts singing, Buriesques negro Fsros
&c &c, - -
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0n EYps,DoE srnBKr Madam wIDaER. JLhH-
OV voysns and gifted spanish lsdy vnvsns NE myssr,
pssss medicine FOR ali dscases, vs ucsy nnmberN prsvsr-
" ~ o. eOSeu, IA.
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- ASSESSMENTS.
a t14CE -waLLscR's REw THEATRE
= Jrsnd eatsauctA in
=, rr a. SA4 AnD iHlks ERnTH STREETS
msn OF the - -
-. 80, THEATRICAL PROFESSION
INST Ae vii not begn make engagements for The ut
"a - AeD n4e5Ea aLASOS anti the
Arr WRITTEN APPLICATION msde between, Thai date
and tss o '"eo" 800 uso
FOURTH OF July
VII, bT promptly answered
ais nciice IS ronhe
meantime. aud % tsctf y come
Which have appeared n print
MY anaek pIesea Intention to open his SPLENDID
SEN 1hEATpL in the
MONTH OF AUGUST
NEW BOW cry rHEATaE
IN Fols PIcpristnrs Messrs n T. rox y.,s.ra
iUEspAY, MAY IA 1881 y" -SN
pAuGAThE OF TUE REGIMENT
STARS AND srRyPSS
DE-, saEgf ATRIoT's DREAM.
And the
DEATH TOKEN.
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MADAME ANNA BISHOP rs HECOREO
M Every night In etephen Msssets gred song,
"0U6 GOOD SHIP SAILS TONIGHT"
Every volunteer, every father mother sister brother
should get copy, OF Firth, Pond Co, bF Broadway.
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vxTno WOULD not 40 WHARF roRrJrB 1870
w We - MI 3 WILMINGTON, the gvst kncifah pro
rbsisss ls -, q All, Ana esnno. b. s.cso. Can sos
s,y ss nis absent frlends love- ytp MAJ
,ssas ~ III waAb and vii reclaim aSunksn aud ~
hss he senrise and Arabsu tamsns Cor love ed
Iscnx uuunbsrs sysn her residence, 0i rb svsnus.
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@1G mn WAsTTD--AT SIX PHK CENr, ON
1lO.UUV hvos n s,one. -four st,vy house nssr VI ia
svenue worth, IN god un.es 900 Address M0rtgasa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25
The military De.poIsu,.

The Washington correspondent OF the I'm, oil the N
Y Tribune, speaking OF propositions for compromise,
saws:
Congress- nav DO what they viii, but the mighier
power which Is behind Congges and all o'her eonst-
tut,d authority, sa1uit % nothing WHICH iooAs 10
rss-cr5u of peace without tie guarantees OF suonis-
sion Tor the future aud indemnity for the past. Ihe
same men who have touched ballots for quarter OF
century can handle cartridge with the same oeXterty
OF rgsr. They vii cs easily and readily organize
military jospotism, Il he eXseIces OF me lo"t us ua"u
Co. ss they can reconstruct on the iouncat'nS OF F"n
Gull arbitration. We have opened our eyes 10 the ne
c.sity of stronger central power, when safes are IN
instruction end cities i1 banded rebellion. We sus-
pend the krIsos corpus in public daug2ra ana we may
ROT oIy store tu- keep the suoortiualon OF popular
elements, o. the sharp discipline OF the sword
That's the music 20 which ali Yarkeedom will have to
dance. The sharp discipline Of the sword The uni
versa sulr glns have arms in their hands; Iey are
the mas,er.-hey will dictate the future government OF
ths cou1,ry They viii as easily and readily organize
military daspotm" as vote This is the threat Of the
leading paper Of the dominant faction, directed both to
tie Congress and to the rich Of the North. new
mower has arisen in The aud and they who have raised
6, viii be its fist victims.
When We see such publications we are not surprised
to hear that gloom and alarm Perysde The Northern peo-
Die. They see that unless the marauders whom they
nave armed can ms Ike their way South they will return
to plumber aud Cypress them. The little progress that
as eeen made towards conquest and the saving dread
which the invaders have Of masked batteries" give but
i-tls hope Of sutjugadoa. The ouiy refuge for the
Northern people from their armed oppressofs will be
found in t4c generosity OF The South Wesha be com
PEELED TO 20 10 their relief ana enable them once more
10 revive ,hs wit OF ha5eas corp As, aud racs.absh con
s...ri..5-al liberty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25
The vienna .,-.asAed uaucry.o

TITS unfortunate comes io for a5 heavy saal'7g from
81, e-.-s IFS lfa.m1n o. Oh. same r.r'' at Great
s.as- a second u.4a-er,' "-meata5la tale ''bor-
,ar. massacre" ".rlaoro-s easHss,' Incompetent
command -..7 .5s I--, degree reckless a.d .u.e,n-
.r..~ D.fr7.s pc,sr-.-c "ileoac'ived - "lisas-
.-.- ls.s." ars ie. OF ta v-'.os, lm.oycd IN one
short article by New York paper in speaking Of !. aud
the -sI41t C,o General, e.o .-l tie expedition Judg
i-r by ie New York papers the fsstc forces are in
very bad rsy. They represented to be under Gea
erals Who are wholly ulf. TO oomusad. Butler and
Pe,ss 40 Ole P0l. are both denounced as "pe,jiiogse5,'
Who doa.j forthwith resign and return to thcir cougenia
rs-ajs at home scAenoA Is called "a mounting poll
rei.n and incompetent General" hi4- g. thrown
on. Che. CaIes'ajcr aad Patterson are 10 better aud
aa51s sre not wanting CHAT CID Scot. is an im5acie
We hope tie rate their leaders - their just Value
T,on shat we hear, th9 followers are worldly of their
Uelsrals
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

The Ner York Hr,l[, OF Jb1 l9.b publishes a very
savage aIl.l, on England, which copy. According
TO that pspe-, collision between these powers is a
f-a,y probable, ana no, remote event We Incline to
h. opinion thar It's apDreheHsous are 10. unreasonable
Elcland canuo, submit to e paper blockade, and in
the present temper Of ha Yankees, refusal 10 recog-
ufrs such blockade wil lead TO Difficulties inevitably
IL aay be. as ALLEGED by tie Hsfa'& that the feelings Of
Esaut are ulirensy TO tie Yankee concern, aud that
She would De glad Of an opportunity TO crush CT see
crushed those p-srous rivals. Tbe y2pori0s Of that
e-per ia iu the true Yankee vein. They have their
bands fi ia SUB ilgsi1g the s-u.t bu. sl they have
10 osi.e;ol whatever TO encounterns another enemy
and tsa. the mos. powerful in the world! They tax
about their mGor Of mer, ready to seiz' the sword
ana t-sr iaczlaus.ible millions Of money; but both Of
n are rather allow in coming the rescue They have
been 5-seirg ulaa fos months, and calling for money;
bs, the treasury IS sg eup,7aj not over 100000 men
have enlisted fer three months
They are pretty sc. 90 tai, about whipping Eassnd
WREN they can. put down contemplate Hltie rebellion
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