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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-12

G. S. A.--MsnJ ignorsns Persons
have supposed ,ha, they we'll understood
the meaning Of the above symbols, but
the late Hon. A. II Stephens. in hi. re-
cen, speeches. has shown them TO mean
ishe Cotton Sla7e Aristocrscy.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-12

One hundred aud Fifty vessels have
been sent 70 sea within ninety days by
the Nary Department. This is better
than the British Government did in the
beginning Of the Crimean war.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-12

The Albany Argus says il there be
an ything that will make woman swear,
/, Is bunting for her nigh. cap after the
light is blown out. How does the Argus
Lno1t
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-12

A WIFE CEoP.---A Missouri paper in
forms it, readers that the 'nite crop Of
Gasconade county in 1860 was 25, 900
gals The next paper corrected the er-
ror By putting wine in the place Of wife.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-12
Rates of Advertising.

One square OF Il lines, so cents for one IN IN
s.rtioa-s subsequent insertions 70 cents eacn
All advertisements underl2 lines charged as
square.
Blsiaess CArlsin the Directory, per annumr
including suescription, So
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-12

I, is neither kind nor charitable, nor
doing a. one would lie dsne By, to aid a
person 10 getting situation for which
be is unfit
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-12

Judicious Adrer,isipg has built up
colossal fortunes both in America and
Europe, and when combined With hon
es,y and integrity. success is sure.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-12
Patent Lard Lamp.

u,UE .4sss-ibsris nov naaufset1ring Patent
| Lad Lanp, which he Offers for sale twill
also bara any kind Of dirty gr.e.e Can ard
.ninsi. alp. JOHN JOHNSON.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-12

RIPE OLD WIyE.-Wine. called Vale
RIO, two thousand years old, ha, been dug
Gu. II the raibs Of Pompeii.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-12
INsOLvENT'S NOTICE.

4bn.rsoneryilI.1 nRDERED, ihis 29ih daF
~. " Of Dee. 1850, that AOnsr
HI. Creditors. soasrriils siys notice To ma
creditors, endor.srs and suretiss, that the
second Monday Of April next is axes iST the
aid Abnsr sonsrTillIe to appear in he Cireuii
t,our, for AlIszany County, to AnsEsr such in
tsrrogatori hi. er editors dorssrsan sure
tie. nsy propose or allegs az aiasi him; sHd1ha'
: copy ofih order b. pabli.hed in some newt
paper printed in the city Of Cumberland, onee
week foy tb1sesseeetsivs month. prior 10 ths
aid second Monday # April neIt, ss tueh
notice.
Ds- 20. Is6s-3ns CLERK.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

g,.,i,e Of CireHi, Coart--Ho". THOS. PhhHl J.
rrls,k of CireKt coSd-HGRAcE HESLEi.
rs,i.t.r of WiHs-JOHE n. WiDENER.
SLe,;5-REgRY Z ATKINSON.
c,a,e. Aners<y-C y. TFKFSTON.
sarreyor-DEET0N D. EkO wv.
Clrekto CoH@ty Co@A ner,-- WN: KILG0i".
y.dJ. oftke 0'PLG"' Court
HOSES RA WLTNGS,
ALEXANDER KING,
FRANCIS NATTiNGL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-29

gTus gOIiGourf.

Sr0utou, 26, Qug. SOeben angefpmmene
9tyeifpQrtien melben, Ser 5etnp lte4e 1900 damn
tart am Gecar Greef, ferner in betrdAtliAer Nr,z
3abl an Garter Gresf &c. Die Se3elipntfen 1e=
ben lire Starfe in pieler @e1eno 3u 5000 Ntann
on. Sie lcbeA son g8ell6tornmebf uno frt16ert
5ltnptletlh uno litO betnabe PntblSBt BON &let=
Puu9altuden unO f@leAt bepafnet.
Sin Dgierteur aus Nelp= Niaprto 1a1t aus, ba6
ou Stretttrafte inter Sen. 9tlpm, init M1sna6=
me pjelet6t Der Iruppeu aus 6enneGee uno Old
6anla, lebr pelupraliiirt leten rnp baupt1G6lt6
lur 0trd) Den @Iauben 3ulanmen9e6alten mir
ben, paB st, 2out5 ibneu BALD in Die Sdnbe fall
len mule.
Die Gtrettma6t in 9ep Mlaorib inter Sen.
Dtuuip 3dGlt etpa &c, Wann in Benton,
Scott 60, inter Self. Ibpmplpn 5000, lnD in
G6arleftp on unter Sen. Sumter 500 Wann. Tine
fec Bert6tertntter mel0et f%er1er, pap 3tpet mas
ttrte 8attcrtcen, BON melden man frii6er ntdts
Q6rte, am Ndiipuriufcr pes Oftlflippt erriGtet
TnQ bic cine 5 @letIea pber6aIb Nem-MaOriO
uno Die antere etpa In b~erIel6en Gntfernuna
uuterGal6.
Sine anoere ma6firte 8atterte loQ auf Der
Dig Scots Smell, etlpa Is Meilen pber6nl6
@atro, on8slegt perpen, no Der 5luB l1ntal unO
ttef lit. &9fr. 9eii1tge @etrdnfe un0 anoere
Din8e 9aangten in GROCER Quantitat aber 0a<
puca6 unp Columbus, So, mad Nep-Dlabrio.
8pIta 27. 9tu8. 8rtefe an Sol. 8ppD
iagen, 0aB Del Sort Scott Elm 2ln9r;f auf 0lUnt
8%cmer9'5 Qymee 8emaht wOrpen lei unp paB bic
5tabe1ea 9aldlagen p0rpen Iejeu.
Sin Detaaenlent gin8 geitern bier nb, unt cine
gte6eaeanta@t BET 6atpe5 @rairte, Is @tsilert
n6rpli@, nn5u9reifen. SAarfe fer Ganpneuppnner
puroe beate DON Der 8i9tung Der psrnOmmen,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-29

6oy6e50 franOete 9rtfrn Q6enO Bel MOnpmuy
gQtat. 9ettte muy0e e5 ptsOer tott uap le9te
t3 eot 4nter. gBel8en Sdapm es 9enpmmer,
1T uo@ nt6t betaunt.
Die brttti4e 8rtg o8orparO" fam beite bon
@tenfue90s (ouf @u6a) an. sic Io6 am 4. beim
zap 4ntonio pas 9iratenl8iF Sumter" unO
lgradl am %. ;. unter 8rsite Al 9dnse 81 bas
SS@tf s@it9 Of New gprt", BON liverpool mad
9tem=2prf bettmmt.
Ole 'ter 8rOBen @uIoermablen in getp,Our
pant, VI S. ap8en Geute NaAmtttag tint q ubr
n bic 2aft, pOtet 5 2eute 9etGptet wurben. Gte
SrPIoIton mar fir6terli6 unb erI6atterte ben
SPQel meileupett i'm t~tnifreile. Die Weablen
Ratten beOeaten0e 8e felun9en fir bic &e9terun9.
Nte lLrla@e Der @rplplion it nnbefannt.
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eOfal.aseniaeeiten ans @afbinatOn.

8err1tber n ga + % II, - Gin
@urre1ppnrent Ger Stem 2yolf Gtmea" aus WaIb-
tuetpn wiDmet Dem Gomite, meldes CUR ~llnterlu>
dung eeeen Gerrdtber in Den Negierun95-Oe@
partsmentS ein9elebt it, cine lan9ere Wttttbet-
lung uro bebauert 6e Icnper5 ben umItano, zap
palIelbe ert BET Der n6Glten Gpn9rtB= Sibur9 let=
men 8ertAt mitrpe SerGfentlihen fDnnen. vOa5
Gunltte", laet Die Shines, D6Qt feline Nrbeiten mod
nt6t beei1ptat unD Ihon lleget NnflaBen ge9en
200 Berlcnen Dor, pte In 0albin9tun tm Nmt
lino unp enti1iepen leelIipntltiEden SYmpatbien
bulDiaen. Die Departments lino sou ppn Ser
rGtbern uno Der 9ralpent It BON ~oenlelben pGrt=
ltd un,9eben."
6etnab ME oes County @pn table
q. 6. 8. &eeIe.-Q q, 6. 6. &eele, Der 6et ben
DretmunatliGen Otlirlft-G plOntGren ltanO, III auf
Sefe6t Der Se9ieruu9 oerbuftet irprpen, ba ges
petle letner l1nlpYalttat SOrbanoen tparen.
ST. es lp?- QQ9emein miro er3ablt, baB
eintee 8uben Die TN 9lrlenal ~arbeiten, &ebppRen
In llebnn9s=N atrpnen blanf) unp na6eema6te,
unl6aDli6e &useln in Srie9a 9atrpnen etn9ee
tptfelt bdtten.
Die @oltseteG . m 1ia re. Die
les Dtreftprttm Bate ppraeltern cine Gerlamnt
lung in Georgetown, BET pelber RE 8ebineun=
gen aufeeltelt rurOer, inter tpelden 9atrpuille=
Mdnner an3uitellen ietet (:
y DieieIben malen eneltla ipre9en unb
I6retben fSnnen.
p MifIen 8irger Der Ser. Staaten letn.
81 Ma1fen Dor Der 3eit t6rer 9lnlfeauna stpei
Sabre i'm MetrCpVlttan-p ult3etzDi frift sepObnt
baben.
a Miihen ME zines Gerbredens iberfa6rt
sepeIea letn.
81 MuIisn pentstens fanf SUP o@t 3Oa
9rUB lein.
6) OIrfen nift urter 25 uro ii6er As Sabr
alt ietn.
y @ia1en 8speile elmer oelunDen &6rperte=
Id)affeubeit ~lieIern.
3 Wfaiien Don guten mpralilAem G6aratter
1etn.
Die Grneunun9en linp nod niGt eemadt, ie=
bod lclIen l6 3n 100 Stflem 1900 Mpplifanten
9enelbet baben,
Se3lt9ltA Der Gtnt6eilun9 Der metropolitan
Otltrttte tpuroe Die DEBATE ali 6rettoa Nahmit-
tag um 4 llbr uerlaoben.
Die 8eoSlferun9 peS Dttrifts pirb ais wentg
ilber 10000 anaegeben. tpOopn auf @aI6inato1l
$1,000 fcmmen, auf 0eor9etpmn 5000 unb auf
pa5 County 5000,
germt t. = Der 8Ote be5 7. pennlYlpa-
nii6en 0tel eroe: 8e9iments fam am Spnnatenp
8t 9ferbe CUR Stact, nm Die poItlaGen fur bas
Ge9tnent ab3ubDler. Seit iener 3ett i1o tpeber
Nann, mod DferO, nod @ofIa9en, bic er erbal=
ten batte, pteOer geIe9en wprpen.
Dur@ 3ufau erfGUiIen. : gOrse
fern wrrpe 6bcmas Npsne9, bonn 81. gfep=9or-
fer 8e9iment, purdb paS sufaliee Gntlabem zines
@etpsbres erldplen. gr mar nit me6reren &a=
meraoen auf 8atrCutlle aus unp betrat eiuiae
Nfelen BON arlin9tpn init b~en1elEen Elm Sau5,
ais pl6bIi6 BON aubet 6euern sebErt purpe.
ste etlten beraus, in Der Meinnn0, paB lie an
9e9rifem wirpen, nnp I'm 6erau61tir8en entlub
li6 cine Mustete, beren &u9el i'm traf, Gr
lfarb fur5 nadber,
&f In @eorgetpwr.- Gurse-
fern Nbenp betraten 8pet Splpaten pas 6aus
pes 5rrrn Sol, NidVlUn III @eoreetupn uno
inlaltirten Die Srau %pefIelben, f. bab le bic 6lu6t
er9rif. 9r. Nt4plion, Der iii Der Na9e mar,
elite berbei, er9riff cine art unO gab ben Gin
ortn9linsen etne blutiee 9ebre.
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.lA @afa9e anf GeselfAtfen
- BON Bremen mad Baltimore"

- Don vUfRn1e1" l1aN n0aIIImpTF
Uber per Dampfl9tf y. n8remen" n. oJlep= gprf'.
gBer gerpanste BON Deuti9lanb bsrRber fonrren IaIen min
anb bic Yafase fin ~bieielben bNr be3ab1, tann ieberseit eineu bpa-
gult9et Ya1a9e1bern ouf en Bon @reme1 mad Baltimore gehen-
bs Se8el9if entpeoer fir 3~piI9enbed pber 2. Gailte IN Der
,Siftc beS Baltimore QDederd erbalten.
R@ asfraeeu bon auspdrt8 erbaIten MIR bte eepiinInte Ius>
tpxt, u 6ns pCrtp benz S@rsiben beisefRat if, sSbr1s
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Glnrmnft sea @ampfers semtunia.

New=gprf, %. ausuf. Der Dampfer
GfttOnta 1T nit 248 0aiagteren BON @ape Gace
aus tee9rap6trt wprpen, Seine NaGrt6tet
ltno tcrait5 9craltet.
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8ablsAu5eise,

.@lerf oer GOMrt Of Common NleaS.
Vot eteleh aeiner Sreunbe ba3u aufssfsrbert, babe i5 mid
enflplpDen' eS @aneteot cur NStecererp6hluag ais Glerf her
Sealt d common Eleas sn ftebeH. rprausoeebt, bab i'd mid ber
Ilrtpn @oneentten fur gepminatiCn unterperfe,
Sn Der Heberiea9ln9. bos meme oftsteQe Ghatioteit meinen
eenltbaisntat @enu9tbnune CAB. erIude i'd ucine Sreunoe, mid
mad Srafen u~ntritascu s1 Wplen.
Muol0-B SO. &. SamtIL.
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M~0rftpretfe.

Butter bette @uben "a Cts. % tb, 0lapes 20
-22, Gpllbutter 20-24 Gt5.
6rT6te, &plneu Sl.9O@2,25, @almni0e 6
@tS., Gprtntben 81 @t5., Daaumen l23@
II Gents, @itrpnen ST. 5@2.00 per Soy,
Sraneen 81 90 per 8Or.
81 E 10 ii +, piempnt 81 Gt8. f3 lb 9felfen 10
109 @t5., pfttn. Sngper 81 6, WuSfatnuB
4Om55, pfeFer lo4-lO4, Muatatbliitbe Al
" etretbe, gSetSeh rob. prblndr l0O@l08
gut bis ausse3ei9net 1lO@115, peiBer gutter
ll6@l2o, ertra feiner 13OO135.
9afer, Strg, II. Marsl. 20@24, 9ennl. 81,
!aprrt tpeiBeS 68@7O, gelbe8 53@55 Gt5.
9tpg9erb Marglanb so, pennl. 54@55 Cts.
&affee, &tp gut IA ca l4E prima l44@l5,
JaSn 10, 2aquasra 15@l6.
Me6L 5uparbareet. Iupsf $500
y ertra to fanep $50
- vHHn fan1ilH 600 600
. Obip & aentudp luper 500
y n extra 5.25
~ y fanttlY q 600 600
gitg Mias gut bis fem 5,00@5.12
y EXTRA 6.Oo@6. so
WelIA fanttl9 600
4euanbra6 SamttlY 1850
u &clerSpir ertra 1850
st q mn e + Il asia 3.50@3.75
R%prmmeb l. 3,00@2.6e
prpOttpnen, wenig Nahfra0e. @Gultern
SOC, far SettenitIde OH, fir SGtnfen
9@ll3. Sal3FetfAt @retie perihiebeh fir
2arbs4@9.
Netst 63@7 @ts.
W btsteN Gitg - @aaDne l73 Cymts, SbiU
l83, aber tpent9 8erf6ufe. +
3nfer, New>Srleans 6.75@8. rs, @rpeerte or
binatr big gut 6.75@7.75.
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Waf Dtmatpncr gltfsetaesr.

LII SHblcrtbentem iOtuic aud Mn,eisct fir gsaebs
tnstpf u. SeprsetptUn tuerSen bel 6rn. 2. &. Wiebs
telSf' "O. 42O @'str, mnterbalb 8. Ctr. entseeen
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Neue Nn5eigcu.

WonDer1ements=Ya0e il's Ansla1O
ceroeni in ~filrsefter 5rtt unb mad @orI6riit Der 9anbesasiete te.
Or9t bnrh Die Office beS nSaltintple gSeder"
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0erlnmat mnO aefncht.

lVrIttHlt : gn S@miet8 eel Der Qfcr1e be!aIa9en tam,
O~f"J*F ttaoet lpglet9 oaaeruoe 8ef16fteitn9 Bel
WaoO6 @ sSa Ra9 i: ST. y 5sla"0'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-03

A letter from Northern Arkansas, in t se
Little Rock u hZ3tte, states tns.t Lie crops Ii.
In 1t regiOI ar, The best ever made, and /. sat
thero wall De large surplus Ot beet, pork a1u
oreadstuts.
A new regiment has been raised in Aug US ia
coanty, Va, Eaicn Will be commando by
the IciloWiLs oIhcers j ohm Is. BALDWIN, Co.
onel; 81. ". Harmau, Lieu Tenant Coz cnsl.
jonii Ross, Mayor.
A veteran OF the war Of 1872 named Elisha
Franklin, Is a member OF captain Grapt's
company, which lett Abingdon, Va "A few
lays ago tor tie Northwest. He Is sey enty-
1Sso years OF age, male AID &C tive.
Lieutenant j. I. Goode, late OF the u, S
Army, arrived In Petersburg recently, alter a
)er.lous journey from u Gau He il Il son Oh
4t former Consregsl-n troIn that dls tricI.
George w. Stainbat X VINO sery Ell III las
wa OF 1917, and mas hileu an Office in III
Bank OF fusiaia foc many yeirs i,.st, d.ea Ia
Petel sburg on Saturday has,.
The ieamtuS w. w. Townes, and four sub
stantiailS .ouiit aIks, were sold in Petersburg,
on Satui aay, 10 Jne Confederate Itovorunr...
for $40. 900.
Thomas w. Barnes, convicted at Mem phis
Tenn, OF she II, orcer CT john ASadritan, mas
been sentenced to DE- Euag on the 4ih O;tooeI
next.
The wife of General Flournoy, of Al kansas.
has become xav1Gg manlac since the lecent
death o. hsr husband. So says an exchange
Henry Mckenzie, OF TalIadega, Ala, is The
owner OF quarry OF photographic stone
PROBABLY tn oIiiy one Ia America.
Major Hugh NJ. Nelson has been elected
OapEhin Oh re Clarke County iVa.j Cavalry.
vice captain hlardesty. resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-03
M .rsssi.Law pr.c,.,u,.,. r,

M srsialsLaw Prselaim.d in Miss.ri.
AoT. Louis, Aug. 81. Gen Fremont has prc
ciair ied that the Stats Of Missouri Is ande;
mar aal law. = Persons found with arms 4,
their han 5 will be. our t.T aTtialed and shot
The. property, personal and real, Of person.
WHO take up arms against the Federal Gov
eminent will be cor fscated, and their slave,
declared freemen. The people are warned tt
re turn TO their homes, and their absence with
ut sufficient cause will bs considered pre-
suinptive evidence against the absen.ees.
The Provost Marshal, Mr.. McKausley, for
bids all persons from passing out of the coun
try without pass.
At Rolla sxirmish is reported to have oc.
Cured between Montgomery, OF Karsas NJ
toIiety, and Gen. Raiues
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-03

DARING FRENCH ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT.
The Straits OF Messiha are destined to un-
dergo An operation Ton the part of French
engtneer) somewhat akin to the daring expar.
iment OF the Menai Bridge. but of a different
character. There are no projecting cliffs that
Wonld enable Oharyhdis TO comm nicate with
Scyila athwart q tubular shaft hung in mid
air, over "the masts of some tau admiral ~
BESIDES. as line of railway across the chan
mel is the object in view, an artificial ascen.
and tncliIe is out of the question, but ri.
gantlc pair of swivel pontooDs, nearly on g.
level with high water, is held to be perfectly
Practicable, and the engineer, Mr.. Oudry. has
already demonstrated that in his lately
achieved bridge over an arm of the sea at
Brest. Bstween that naval arsenal and the
opposite point at eeouvrancs, tn are rolls the
tidal estuary, called Penfield Inlet, across
wnlch ne has thrown two sheet iron tubes.
each 254 feet long, resting for support each on
central fnlcrum or swivel, sustained nv two
piles OF granite, in diameter measuring Sc cubic
feet, the weight of each joint Of the movable
bridge being about three million pounds vet
such Is the well-po:sed and accurate mechan-
ism or this enormous structure, that couple
OF men can swing round and re connect the
bridge, as If it were mere watchwork, Oh the
principle of horizontal movem snt.-Paris Let.
ter.
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Sudden DerSS sure Of a. Me mber Of Conrrs,

Saoden Oefss sure Of a Member Of Congress.
"AsHlsercS, Aug. 81 -Tne correspondent
Ok the New ork Post says that news has beeI
r1elveo SSom kentucky which induced Mr.
'acSso%, congressman, to leave sudd snly las
'hshi sor kentucky Il is stated that he hao
received urgent dispatches indicating til,
a&Asef o. an instant outbreak. Similar ad
wees were received here to-day from Ill
Guthrie.
line Naws Agent at Louisville says tn.
'toVe IS entirely sensational, as Mr.. Jacxso,
Is doubtless coming TO kentucky to attend tn
convention CT the Union members of th
Legislature and Corgressmen. Mr.. Guthr,
mas see0 spending most of the day with ex
President Pierce, VINO is herel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-03

fKiyATEER IN THg PAcIFIc-The Com
-efcla! Advertiser, Of Honolulu, Sandwich
"Iihds, j uly All, has the following:
Oapt. Nichols, of the clipper ship Bald
gle. Informs US that On the second cay out
ON Sal Francisco, he observed sail on his
Silo"ard quarter. He kept On the same
curse Till The vessel had aprroac he'd near
'LouA L 10 show that she was q "Iong.s low,
spacious looking black craft" Of a schooner
= oaet. N. went down and examined his
al = com pairing the course Of the schooner
y, VI "a Inc wind, and came to the conclusion
~ sae was bound nowhere hut to speak his
,AF bs tiis time she had approached some
n"aL heaTer, close enough TO show that she
wy Wen manned, and anything hut a regu-
hsVIng large amount of specie 1850 000)
-, osafd, and suspecting that all was not
th., ana mat the schhoaer might be fitted
~ :. ior pTivateering. he changed his course,
- Als vessel in her best sailing trim set
- iIeh OF canvas he could spread. and
20 hignfali left the black craft nearly
~. .ao"n astern, and in the morning moth
Twas was seen OF her. Captain Nichols thinks
~, - no doubt that she was O priyateer,
H. "n9tner commissioned with one of Jeff
n rs Iessers OF mnque or not, makes no
So la oiHerence. The Bald Eagle YVES
sr.a ~ WIN TWO ships gurs and plenty Of
80 erins and Capt. N. says he would not
5as reared meetirg the schooner. unless she
probable. WIS very
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-03

A FEARFUL SLIDB.-A tourist on Mont Blanc
this season slipped. fell on his back, and then
over. He slid down 500 feet Mt an angle of
40 degrees by measurement, at a velocity OF
not less than 60 miles an hour. over frozen
snow covered by little pieces of Ice like hail
and being brought mp at q crevasse by the col.
lected snow in his clothes this owing 10 the
arrangement of his dress at IhA time of the &C.
cident, his trowsers being down, no doubt
saved him. by tying his legs together Dr.
Metcalfe was sent for to ST. Gervais late that
night, and arrived there at A. M. the follow.
ing morning. He found Mr.. b., young gen.
tieman of 10, In state Of collapse, wrapped in
cold wet sheets, which were at once removed.
and restoratives given until reaction set in
Sensible no alteration Of the pupil; face look
Ing like that Of man four or i've DAYS in the
water, covered with blood, much swollen /;
skin of the right side Of the nose and face /;
forehead abraded hands burnt black on the
backs, swollen, tbs fingers as IL the ends were
ground down on coarse grindstone nails all
right; arms and elbows clear from wounds,
but bruised from under the left arm to the an !.
kle; the side scratched In every direction, as
If with a sharp curry-com the right eide not
marked 30 high the CALI of each leg ON the
outside Ii fairly burnt black and dead, back
Of the calf unhurt nates burnt on by the fric-
ton, and sides Of the thighs the same, these
parts being red or white. Strange to say, the
man II recovering.
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.p,o,x.px.-The Exomiaer has an
,slheut doubt, the arrival at Beau
III Carolina, of the British ship ALI
.san with arms. ammunition, thread,
,~e, &c. This is the most im2or tan /,
-n,r,ps the blockade which has YET
The cargo of the Alliance as re-
:. ,s most inapor tant st this time.
r,ip roint Of view, however, in which
ice Of this ship, into a Confederate
:. important, is thus stated by tie
Aisri
,A5aed by The declarations OF Lore
,r.s.nu In Parliament to declare tie
x1,d on the successful breaking OF
90 nv d single vessel; and in case so
"A and notorious as that OF the Alliance
he first instance of large foreign mer.
yesssl coming iato our ports at one of
az guarded points of the blockade, could
- 70 farlish the timely ana coveted CO.
: for putting into operation the rule of
7, dft.ared by Lord Palmers ton, and
t3aue1 IN tact oy ali the us3ges of inter
| 1lSi law.
. s.. Jsnr's Neg Brunsso ECKER, of the l3 ,h
es,. ul.imo, had the following article:
:. ,sara from American papers that the
"a and French Ministers are constantly
'ase.pt Ct Intelligence that vessels pass in
mt Of the biCC kased ports without appa-
!, opposition. Officers just from the bicck
q ports sag thatquite number OF vessels
p ,0Ysign porLs had Iun the blockade.
,,se fae Is have been laid before the Ameri
! .Jyernmsnt, and 1t is generally conceded
II e Navy Department is entirely ineffi
nj
MIN alton from various sources confirm
save intelligence. Our Nova Scotia
.nc. lhink il " capital joke" to run the
ck3s, and are consequently doing a pro
bic business.
be ship Alliance, whose arrival the Eg-
,.e announces, was reported, we believe,
MI days since in New York paper, as
ius sailed from Halifax with such q
% IS that said TO have been brought into
ufJrt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-03
From Fortress Nlsurns

FORTRESS Monroe, Aug. 3I.-The gunboa
iroquois mas Frriyed from the blockade of
Savannah. She reported hearing heavy car
nonading off Bat.eras
Confedera te tug has arrived of here. Sh
Is armed with life cannon, and fired severn
shots at the Savannah. Nobody hurt
The tug retired behind Old Point and fire.
TWO she'ls-on'a exploded rear the Seminole
and the other ,lose to the Rip Raps. She the,
retired bshind Seweli's Point.
1.-The Confederate tug engaged in the abov.
affair is the Harmony" as already an.
nounced in our Norfolk correspondence.
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"AsHikGToS, Sept. 2.-Among the papers
captured az Ratteras was communication
from the late Consul ct Rio Janeiro giving a.
description OF vessels leaving and to leave
with cargces. Six of these were captured by
the priva .eers.
The Harriet Laue got ashore at Ha. teras
and had to throw overheard her guns and coal
TO tighten her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-03
ifbmann pispatrb.
CORNING. SEPT 3 1891

u,..,,.s We hope some Of our co.
~ IT North Carolina will state Tho
|.aa,,srhicaI location Of Forts Hastera.
20 and the distance from the forts te
,.,d The maps show no inlet south.
u.tteras. except ocracoke. It would
'.,ns 70 the public to be accurately
:, rsgard to these matters.