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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

~ Messrs. CuAs. III. MOORE & &C.
of Baltimore, Md, the publishers of
that excellent periodical, the "South-
er1 Family Journal" in n supplement
issued on the 18th ult.. use the follow
ing language in regard to present and
future prospects. They say:
ITO our SubScri berS.-With the issue
of the present supplement the publica-
ton of the Journal will be temporarily
Suspended. 1t is needless for us to say
that we feel deep regret in being COM
PEELED to make this announcement :;
but the necessities of the times leave
no other course optional. With the
various highways in the neighborhood
of our city broken up or obstructed-
with mail facilities (for periodical es-
pecially) in measure cut off-and
with the utterly disorganized condition
of our political and business affairs
with all these difficulties in our path, it
is, we repeat, matter of necessity with
us to discontinue our publication for at
few weeks. We trust at the expiration
of that time resume under better aus
pices than ever" s.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
Mr.. Perret, on behalf of tn,

Mr.. Perret, on behalf OF tn
mittee appointed to confer WIN
Canal Banking Company, repe- ted !
verbally thai said company declines 81
the offer made them in relation to tire
breakwater at the lake shore. y
Mr.. N. Commandeur, attorney, re-
ported thathe had granted delay to
Mr.. Jno. Hoey until the LIST of DeceIn-
Der, 1861, on the written guaranteegot'
Mr.. Joachim Kohn, to pay the same on
or before said date, and suggesting the
taking of a devolutive appeal to the 4
Supreme Court from Judge Howell}.
decision sustaining the action OF thu
Commissioners of the Second Draining
District. -.- -
On motion of Mr.. Levy, the sugges--
ton of Mr.. Commandeur was referred
to the Judiciary Committee, with full
power to act.
Mr.. Preston. seconded by Mr.. Fish,
moved that the President be authorized
to warrant on the Treasurer for the cost
of the bridges ordered on Magazine
street, as soon as the same should pc
tinished-which motion was carried.
On motion of Mr.. Miller, the jury
adjourned sine die.
J A true copy.
G. E. ROVER, Secretary.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
10 r I 9 I 4 L.
CARROLLTON COUNCIL
ULAR TING.

NEsDAY, May %, 1861.
Present: Hon. A. S. Ferth, Mayor
Messrs. j. Davenport, F. Schuler, T.
Fischer, p. Stoulig and F. c. Zeller.
Absent Messrs. c.. Engleman, Geo.
Herrle, and w. Mayo.
The minutes of May 18th and 18th
were read and approved.
Treasurer Kern's report was read,
showing a balance of $34 81 cash on
hand this day.
Two reports from Commissary Brunk
were read, one of work done on the
streets, and the other of steamboatltax
collections. On motion, they were re-
ceived and ordered to be filed.
Mr.. Herrle appeared and took his
seat.
A report was read from Surveyor
Williams that he accepts and approves
the work of painting the. market house.
On motion, it was received and or
dered filed.
A letter was received from II. Del
bel in relation to his being discharged
from the office of Commissary, and
asking payment of his salary for bal
ance of the term. On motion, it was
received and referred TO the Finance
Committee.
The following report and resolutions
were read, and after suspending the
rules, adopted:
Hon. Mayor and Council;
Your Streets and Landings Commit
tee respectfully report: On the call of
the School Board for more room, that
we have examined the premises, and
find that additional rooms. can be built
in the rear of each of the school hou-
SEES on jefferson and Washington streets
at a cost not exceeding 3 each, and
as such rooms will add to the efficiency
of the schools, we recommend That they
be built at an early dsy.
On the complaint of Mr., L. Millau-
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
7 Latest News
u Y TE "a u O. r a 2 TX

TO the New Orleans City Papers Of yesterday
HALIFAX, May 30.--By the arrival
of the steamship America to-day, from
Liverpool on the 18th and Queenstown
on the 10Th inst, we are put in posses
sion of the following important item in
regard to blockade and priFateering:
In discussion relative to the block
ade of Southern ports by the Uuited
States, Lord Derby said two points
could only maintain partial blockade
and that, by the law of nations, priva-
teers could not be treated as pirates.
Occupation Of Grafton.
GRAFTON, May 30.-The town of
Grafton was occupied by Federal
troops to-day. The Southerners re-
tired without firing gun.
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
The Second Neao Yor1: Regiment
WASHINGTON, May 30.-The Second
New York regiment has been ordered
to disband on account of it's being de-
moralized.
Sewelrs Point hepregmable.
Captain Engle reports that Seweli's
Point is enable. There are 1000
troops stationed there, ready for the
fray. Gen. Buffers plan is to surround
and starve out the Southerners.
Neac Kentucky Military District.
A new military district called the
Department. of Kentucky has been
formed, the command of which has
been assigned to Col. Anderson.
attack ON Alexandria Expected.
X A merchant in Alexandria has a let
1 Ter from his brother at Richmond, urg-
/ Islg him to leave, that the Southerners
were concentrating to drive the Fede-
ralists from their post.
/ The Southerners are evacuatine
Harper's Ferry, and concentrating al
| Richmond and Norfolk. ~,
/ Judge .I'aneg's Resignation.
1t is rumored that Roger B. fancy
has resigned his position.
Col. Andersoaes Department.
i WASHINGTON, May 3O.-Col. An
derscn's Department embraces Ken
lucky, within 100 miles of the river.
His headquarters will be at Louis
vile for the present.
| Illinoisia,ts IN the Southern Army.
ST. LOUIS, May 30.-Two hundre
! men from Illinois crossedsthe river a
7 Paducah to-day, to join the Confede
rate States army.
More u. S. Steamers Fitting Out.
WILM1NGToN, May 30.-Eleve:
, steamers are in the act of being fitte
, out at the Washington, Navy Yard
with arms, ammunition, &c. The
will undoubtedly sail with scale
, orders.
. Douglas on the Brink Of Death.
, CHICAGO, May 30.-Hon. S. Z
, Douglas, y. S. Senator from Illinois
! is again sinking. Fears are ente'
0 tanned by his friends that he will nj
4 live through the night.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

~ The disturbances at Newfound-
land have increased. The house and
stables of the Hon. Mr.. Hoylo, the
leader of the government, have been
burned. Troops have been sent in the
war steamer Hydra to reinforce those
already at the scene of the riot.-Trm
Delta.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
Office commissioners Second ID
Di strict. z
No. % CITY HA,

NO. y CITY HAP
New Orleans, May l5 1s0fa.
A Ii persons, owners of Land lying
II the Second Draining District, WI
rear by Lake Pontchartrain, b z,zSssss4sa.S
and the New Canal, and above by the il
Railroad are hereby notified that the first
ment of the Assessment for the cost of d
said District is now due and payable {
Office. All Bills not paid by the First d
July next will be subject To proceedings acct
to law. (ny15,6D l.. II. PLACE, Presid
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

Pd.1cE JURY.-See proceedings of
the Police Jury, left bank, at their ses-
siopheld on Monday last, 9th ultimo,
in paper of to day; also reports of
others and finance for the current
term. It,being the last session of the
yea-, the labors of the body closed Off
cialy on that day. Ia
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
r. Sta Hook and Ladder Com,

II Sta HOOK and Ladder Com
pany No. 4 of the city Of Carrollton,
will hold tlbir regular monthly meet
ing at tibet truck house on Madison
street, bet teen Hampson and First
streets, THB EVENING, at half past z
o'clock. Afull and prompr att. s'ances
of all menbers is partie g ~ ,r5-
quested, Z ss.a. .. az
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
TOFFICIAL.]
Police Jury--Parish Of Jefferson.

Sitting Of May p, 1861:
Present - Hon. William Mithotf ::
Messrs. L. L. Levy, j. Miller, L, Z.
Perret, r. l.. Preston, VIM. Fish, n.
Betz.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read, and on motion of Mr.. Perret,
were approved.
Mr.. Perret in behalf of the Police
Committee, reported the arrest OF two
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

II The regular meeting of Carroll
ton Fire Cpmpany No. j, will take place
at their lall on Dublin street THIS
EVENING, 1T half-past seven O'Clock.
Particular attendance Of all the mems
hers is specially desired.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

don about STEAMBOATS, obstructing his
mill front That he has cause OF com
plant. and we think he should be relieved
by the Commissary, at the same t,lne
your committee would suggest to MI
Millaudon that the law gives this Coon-
Gil exclusive control of the landing
and that his consent las intimated by
him) is not at all necessary for its reg
ulation, even in front Of his own pro-
perty. eo1,o,r
ing resolutions to carry out their re-
commentators.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
The River.-The Father of Wa

4 ]
tiers continues to flow on in full proper
tions, exhibiting but little change in
volume for several days past except
from the effect of the winds and tides
to which his majesty is subject. We
have not yet passed the point where all
apprehension of danger from the high
water may be safely dismissed and the
continued watchfulness of our Leree
Guard we believe to be of more than
previous Importance at this moment IN
consequence of the many unprincipled
and incendiary threats which come to
us from the North. We must hold
ourselves in readiness to treat all the
Black Republican incendiaries of the
North who attempt outrage within our
borders with those special marks of at
tention which their actions may merit
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
He4tien e,aeIurors.

pvS Monday next, Jun s, d. 1861, the
of the severn fug Police Jury
FITS Of the parish Is Jean ason' left
are called upon tfpEsE; at the
fnamed in each Jyhf s.sic t, one
Der to represent II Is iiShlhat body
De term of one year from the first
hay Of July next. 1t = needless
is to do more than to semind our
ems that 'lNonday mert : the day
q byauthority of law for telecting
able person to fill said Of le for the
guing, twelve months. 9ThsJhoiee is
Hheir own hands. 1T See 1otice OF
ySction in another column.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

slaves. Also that he had received a
report from Captain Gotten, of the
Huntsville patrol, stating that he had
arrested runaway slave belonging
to Benjamin Harrison of New Orleans.
The Finance Committee reported
favorahly on the following bills, which
were, on motion of Mr.. Preston, order
ed to be paid:
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
SATURDAY, June l, 1861.

WARRoLLroN CITY CoUNCIL.-See
proceedings of Council, at their session
held On 29th May ult, in an adjoining
column.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
STRAY DOG.

STRAY DOG.
TAME to the premises CT the UNDER
Y J signed. q Brindle and White SLUl
DOG. The owner is requested toe /.
prove property, pay charges and take
II. PARI
myIs3t Gretna, Right Bank, Parish of J,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

{. E. hU Eh, treasurer.
A communication was received from
Jacob Weigel, stating that the bridge
near Labquve's Canal, on the Metairie
road, needed repairing.
On motion of Mr.. Preston, the Syn
die was authorized to have the same
repaired.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
VIM. MITHOFF, President

c.. f. ROVER, Secretary,
Parish Of jefferson. May 20, 1861.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

The Polls will he opened ut 10 o'clo",
and closed at O'Clock p. NJ, and due
made under seal, to the Office of the See
Of the Jury in Carrollton, and addressed
President of The Police Jury, Left Bank.
By order of
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09
ABBEYLLE SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY AUGUST
elected to guard his rear, and to check the
pushing forward Of his trains.

elected to guard his rear, and to check the
pushing forward Of his trains.
AS for the Colonels, many Of those who
were not wounded or killed in. the engage
ment exhibited not morely inefficiency. but
the pusillauimity which have before re-
corded.
To conclude before we can force our
way through country as well adapted for
strategic defence as the Businesses Of the
Piendmontese, the defles Of Switzer erland,
or the almost unconquerable wilds in which
Schamyl so long held the Russians at bay,
before we can possess and advance beyond
the scientific entertainments with Which the
skill of disloyal officers has made those
Virginia forests so fearfuliy and mysteri-
ously deathfil to our patriotic soldiery, we
must discover the executive leader whose
genius shall oppose new modes Of subduing
a novel and thus far successful method Of
warfare, ard whose alert action shall carry
his devices into resistless effect.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09
CAPT. PERRIN's COMPANY.

The following are the Officers and Private
Of the McDufie Rifles.
l JAMES N. PERRIN. Captain.
2 JOHN G EDWARDS, 1.t Lieutenant
3 WILLIAM c. DAVIS, I'd Lieutenant.
4 J. TOWNS ROBERTSON, Sd Lieutenant.
l JAMES S. CoTHRAN, 1st Sergeant.
FRANK II. WAnDLAw, I'd Sergeant.
8 CHARLES N. CKEswELL, Sd Sergeant.
4 LEWIS .>LrRED WARpLAw, 4th Sergeant
8 BENJAMIN L. McLAucnLIN, 1st Corporal.
ALruEus L. LmsLY, I'd Corporal.
7 G. MARSHALL JORDAN, Sd Corporal.
8 DAVID r.. PENNY, 4th Corporal.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09
PAY or YoLUNTERRs.

The following are the conditions and
regulations under which volunteers are ac-
ceptei 10 the Confederate States Army:
Under the bill for the public defence,
5000 volunteers may be accepted, who
will be subject 70 the rules governing the.
regular army. The terms OF service will
be during the war. .,,,,,,.., :, 49,.
Each regiment i composed Of ten com:
panies, each consisting ef one captain, three
leutenants, four.. sorgsanis, fonr corporals
two buglers, and ninety pfiyasssss 80 -, >,
The pay sas foiloWs: l.e.s sty tg..& .es,'s.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09
ReQuisihon

It is enjoined upon each soldier and Off
Ger to furnish himself with cape Of oil or
enamel cloth, to be fastened to the collar of
the coat with three small buttons, and to
extend three inches below the elbow, this
can be removed at pleasure.
Each soldier should furnish himself with
two cotton shirts, two under shirts. two pair
of drawers, four pair Of cotton socks, two
silk handkcrchiefs, one black cravat, pair of
strong sewed shoes, sewing thread, buttons,
needles, pair of scissors and thimble, knife
and fork, one large Bowie knife, knapsacks
and canteens. 1t is expected that the
good and patriotic citizens of the respective
Districts from which the companies come
will furnish these and their uniforms.
Camp kettles, frying pans, coffee pots,
coffee mills, tin cups, plates, axes, hatchcts
and other equipage, it is expected to be fur
nishcd by The government.
BY THE FIELD OFFICERS.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09
CAVALRY.

The following list Of officers and privatcs
composing the Abbeville Troop was ordered to
be published in the papers of the village:
NJ. T. OWEN. Captain.
w JLOMAX, lst Lieutenant.
LH RUSSELL. I'd Lieutenant.
S HENRY JONES, Sd Lieutenant.
l. TB Crews, lst Sergeant.
2. w SAITH I'd Sergeant
8. RI CEALMas, Sd Sergeant
4. EW MoonE 4th Sergeant.
6. TJ CLARY, Let Corporal.
6. john KNOX, I'd Corporal.
7. JIM. MARTIN, Sd Corporal.
8. JC Ellis, 4th Corporal
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

9 Anderson Edmund 81 Marshall William !
10 Bell Nathaniel E IS McCaslan J Monro
IL Buchanan Gabriel 56 McCaslan Thomas
IL Buchanan John r 81 McCaw John T
Is Blackburn John G. 5S McClinton Robert
IL Buslart Rich NJ 80 McCracken VIM 4
IS Caldwell james A GO McDowall Pat II
l6 Chiles James 81 McFepin George P
II Clemson John C 62 McGaw Samuel P
Is Connor Geo Med 63 Mckinney William
19 Douglass William G. McIlwain James
20 Douglass VIM W 65 McLauchIin John
81 Dou tlass Nath 66 Miller Benjamin +
% Day Franklin 67 Miller David NJ
% Delany H 6S Montgomery W A
"a Fowler S Wnddy 60 Mosely J McGhee
25 Greene James w 40 Owen Matthew
26 Hammond c V II Parker Edward
q Hammond VIM n Parker John
l8 Hamilton VIM A IS Penny George
30 Hart Nathaniel II Perrin Wardlaw
80 IFanelson w rs Perrin William II
81 Hanelsor VIM A 76 Purscly Ephraim D
32 IIauser G II Palmer Francis N
SO Hill Samuel rs Reid John W
81 Hodges Emory A 70 Riley Robert
35 Hodges Samuel 80 Riley Pinckney A
36 Irwin John c 81 Riley Burt W
81 Jones Joshua W 81 Iothschild BENZ
80 Jordan Turner SO Round VIC
80 jordan Thomas p 81 Sharp Wash w
4L Keller .DavidZ rs Shillito George
IL Kurtz Jacob SO Shil!ito William
AZ Kyle Augusta 81 Spear. George W
43 Joyce j II SO Wardlaw Robt II jr
A I.anicr William a 80 Wnrdaw j Clark
IS Lesly Thomas 90 Watson Alfred II
sc Lites James c 81 Watson Calvin L
~ Little James c 81 West W W
4S Loveess w 90 Waite n.
40 Logan Andrew J 81 White George
so Milan II G 05 White Leonard w
81 Malone II D 96 White RobertJ
so Martin Luther L 81 White Thomas C
53 Martin John + % White Richard N
90 Wllcut J C
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

cIsotsSA1r,, July 27.--Cox has occupied.
Charleston, on the, Kanawha. The Southern.
ers have burned tho bridges and fallen back. =.
.FenrnEss MoasoE, July 27.--=An expedition.
consisting Of six launches, haye ,hnrped nine,
Confederate sloops and schooners. -,
LoyBvntE, July 27.--Accounts Of enthusins-
tic receptions of returned three mon ths. volan-
sssrs are potiesd in various, places, ybosede-
parturs- has not been noticed ct besd4usrtsrs.:
Permits are given 70 ship goods to oil ports
in Kentucky ..lss., szsxsys ~ saasai ..
: Many Of the ,tbrae months. volunteers from
the interior are arriving hers, y gee bow busi-
nses is. .ff they find, u alesi profitable than;
soidisrins. they promiss tosfesurH. 81 > ~
NEw YonR, July 215 Ehseslesd 81 cotton ~
day were 1900 bales, ,at' ID lss. Treasury
sixes sse quoted at.ssk & ,usited ststss. sixss
81. -, tts!
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

For non commissioned officers and pri-
Yates, roundabout Goats and Pants Of tho
same material, and trimmed with green
worsted braid half inch wide.
CAPS.-Glazed silk, or oil cloth.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

vs. JANES IIOnN-A, Cnr q.
r. L. CuALxERsS Sec'y.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

Aseisishn;an; onos.ob observed that pailss
ssaossss wsfe o noue to yo,!Tsss, &,
questions aei.hoat ,giyin yons ts tEoah.s s
10 ask them. lx sssess ssg@s 4a;ss D
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

The lallowing notice might have besn
ssssn some. .,iueaeo atndsn m ssnsga ssTssss
makers shop winaow, spw- ssafsorss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

3of cdsl8asdiszlsi sioanssd Olhicers, Coat Ga
PanlS t6k ssrs Iirisl sjffisl sst tks rfisxtss
trimmed With issh ssls7dst. = 10 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-15


M Psis corsspoedsat sGths Hswart Dnt
Advertiser ssysi B.,.,..
In . lsts lsttse nus3snsi Mat ~ Hsssch
0ovennsat I'D AsesenfAsd TO increase is
sasasea IN Ne Amssissn waters. The fsct is
nornise. which AAnsuness thAt Ne Rsoeh
naval station Ct the Antilles hes received q
rsirScrcsmnt of four we yssssls under the
command Il Asar Admiral RsYaAuD, andthat
~ Anti station 10 hsrsAft@ 10 include
MOTH America " In pcsssncs Of the events
which asitsts aad divide tho statss Of ths
Amsr'csn Union" says the French odicial
journal "th: Enpsror has resolved to send
ieross into thoss vasrs sufficient 10 protest
Frsuch intsrcsts and sosurs rsspect to them"
= wes ysstsfdsy showd private letter nom
Frankfort, containing the sta,smsnt that q
rsi1snt Of volunteers IL being efgsuizsd la
G,rnapy, whoss rsrviees are TO b. offered to
the Govsrnnsnt Of the Uaitsd SAbs. Mean.
tin, ssvrral Of the French officers VINO rscsntiy
informed that the hi1,stcr had no authority
10 accept their "a vices, havs dessrmined 70
Leave for Amsrica, aud trust to chsce for ON
ployneut when they arrive at theit destination.
] eUnverssd yesterday with an ufiicer who fol-
lowed GARIBALDt throughout the Sieiiian and
Nsapolitan campaigns, and who informed me
that he he'd taken passage foe New York In
ore OF the steamers from Lysrpoo! nsxt week.
Oar latest Journals hon Masrij contains 90
counts Of grand farewell diansr, given b, the
french Ambassador, In honor u the Hon. WV.
PRssros, e< Kentucky, Minister OF the United
StAtss TO the Court Of Spain, who wss en- tho
point OF returning TO Ainsrica. Forty guests
were present, including several members Of the
Spanish Cabinet and the coyps dipionati7se.
Mr.. PRKsros Is universally hksd At Mad -
and much regret Is expressed at his dep IA
tara.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-15
Letter from Ges. Bsa.reGard.
II Charleston Courier publishes the follow.
ing letter from Cen. BkAuRKoARD to Gen.


II Charleston Courier publishes the follow.
ing letter from Gen. BkAuRKoARD to Cen.
MARTIN, Of that city -
Charleston, Nay T.-ky DEAR GnunAL: I
dnosrsy regret leaving Chari ssson, who're the In
habltants have given ms such . welcome bhAt
now consider u as my sec md homo.
! hsd hoped sAss when relieved hrom here, II
would have bean 70 60 70 Virginia, In command OF
The gallant Csr9hnAns who.s - Soss, , Pans,ase Pa,ss
But u seems my services arc required else shsre,
snd shishsr shall 20, NOD with JOY, but With vac
hrm dc srminatioo 10 do more than my duty, II
shs snsm'es Of our beloved country. should they
polluse its soil With shsir dAsasrdly fess.
Blu, resi- assured, my d.r SIR, thI what. YER
s,SPip, r arr arms saS and
lock muskets; for every bush and hay stack WI
bseoms an smbush, aud sysry barn sbtrsas Ths
history Of M ions proves thts gallant ana ires
pSppls, a yhtipg for theIr iudspendencs snd frs
hdss, are ibvincibls assipss even disciplined mar
osraiiss, st sfew dollsrs per month.
whs,, shsn, mus be the rssult whsn lis Ont miles
s.shsr s s s.ssi % on tsss pT,smso, .nd for ~ ue
boly purpose, With en- ecsogsuarian ~ los head
Noss bat tie dsmsr ted "A doubt the issue
IrsmAin, dear General. yours stncoysy.
P. q. T. BEAUREGARD.
Notwithstanding Gen. b. intinates that h>
had been ordered elsewhere than Virginia, ws
ind the following names recorded In the Rich
mond Enquirer o. Saturday, as among the ar
rivals thsrs on Friday last;
The following Ismsd gsuslamsu arrived ~ Vi
ExchspRs Hossl end Ballard House yesterday =
RoHmr TIN, Esq lsAs OF Philsds'phis Gsn
BnAuasaAsD, O. A.. Msj ID. X. Jesns, @. B. A.
| Capt CHBsois, q. &. A. ! Capt HArwASD, G. 8
| A Gov. MAHsuNG, q. 8. A. Lieutenant ]. Y
Nrrrins, q. q. yolunAsns-
Cl. 4. @. hrr,. QaArts.mAsssr- -Gsnsral Of .h
ConfsdssAs sIaass Army, md othsr msnbsrs of u
Government, have w srtysd