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4 y or a1out the fifteenth &c October. l~61 PRO-
~ MISS OllN NOTE foI on, hundred dollars bearing
h!ttch Per cent said mote gwen 10y John w Cal
ki;s- Deer Paris, La Sale CO.. H. ia aver Of Thomas
Eo@r. bearer, and dated April { Il. i>tn, due
A1rvi Let. 1851. This Is 10 caution from huy
ing said note IjaUi9-:iw%i THOMAS ROACH.
@ GOO a.. r &c" :f, - i ifoa 1 u, , months Fr
c'9jiEc R:.t's 81 70 -1--wl Z. K. FAY x CO.
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2; ESIsI WOODS will find Ills interest to make
his res ieuce Anuwu TO Thomas Sousrs, OF Corie-
Rock Island county. Il iuos- SAM Woods j. sup
posed reside in La Sale ceIn,y. jlnl2-Sus
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! - 100 ELLAs NowE. -.

Al pcT.,u. sc r-a:De. ng, TO aas,, deal in, or use
any Sewing ,iatiia.- which from Two spa9ls and
maze to -:-h saavn lice GE.v,r 2 szE stitch
aa,-s- thc same Prrsha-c4 ron ID, G- ~ E.-
Sewing uaehfn- Company. their Agents, 81 L.
cea.r and stamped under ay patent G september 10,
1856
sd Company and their Licenses, a'ore -reiersly
authorized under their patents. and ny said pa
tent, daring tie extended thereof 20 make and
I'll Ills E5nJ efsernE Machine, and al others Yi-
r4-es upon Jag said patent; and vii De dealt sikh az
COT 5iu-.y, wherever fsgsd. ELIAS HOWE ia.
Nv YoEz.
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~ G0w in receipt 81 large > ipr1sut Of HUI
~ mil@iug o., ws-h selling 4; further re-
@ucrd prices.
Ertys iurid-r Cal OH - per gal.
Pcun-y lysuia Carbon Oh. "a GIT coarcd
ard barns vr,i-l---- - .----.-----.--. 100 do
Do~u,I's b.-: Boston keyus-i-.........- = DO
$50, good assortment uf Kerosene aud Eluil
lar -. which We are closing oat cheap.
Insr&I : c Earl son.
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FRI. I'D. READ.

Dr. YOUR STATIONERY ~
ID UETON'S BOOK STORE.
w. 81 nothing 4. COOL 2: ne Drug Stores. Jau.y
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"ONedioncs is not seryili'y--it = duty. 1t
IL, therefore, not cowIrhlv, but honorable.
The camp is no place for tho soft manners OF
the drawing room, aud soldiers are prUvsrbllly
blunt; therefore, do not imagine If an oiIirsr
speaks sharply to you that he wants TO insult
you or bros beat yOu.'
"SAroi ION once issued an order that the
,.t hts Of tho camp must 10 extinEuishcd at =
- clio X, ard On y cing light burning in the
INT Of ao officer aflor that hour had
-ap'ed, lie repaired thitler in person, and en-
urd the tent Just as tho officer had finished
writing his ~ie's name on the back of u letter
e had written to her. lie told the Emperor he
bad consciously violated the Law for one mo-
ncn', and it was done in tho enthusiasm of
affection, vi which he had been overcome by
tnoUphts oi home, "unseal that letter" said
the EmptICr, "anl wri o rs dictate" The
licer olSyeI a. d wrote ~ follows; 'P. ST.
lie tomorrow morning at 4 cck, for violat.
.lg tho laws d the camp, by not exiting uishing
the light in my telt at III, precise time wis
commanded to do it,"
That decision may have seemed savage and
ha'barous, but when you comprehend how
much depends upon subordination and a
rigid adherence TO tho laws Of tho camp, you
will see that Napoleon could only he Just TO the
thousands OF lives under his caro- by assuml1 :;
'he appearance Of cruelty to this one dslin-
qCenL.
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The Itrle CAnul.


Tho Commercial Of last evening has the fol-
lowing interesting statement relating to the
canal enlargement:
II is n noticeable fact that for tho first time,
from thisyear onward, we com mnenco to enjoy
the benefits Of our cn'a'ged E-ie CM raj with
its stren foot depth Of wI.cr Il c entirc length
Boats Of 30 tons and over Cufi really I0s
from tide ~ itor to the most dis ant shores oi
Lake Suptrirr,as as well Rs through tho enlarged
canal from Chicago to he head waters of the IL
liEois river tLcnce down TO St Louis, and up ci-
ther the Mississippi or Missouri rivers as far IS
nayigahls. Tho depth Of water in tho caaals is
greater than In many places of the main chan
mel OF either Of the rivers. Such are tho I'M
proven. n;s introduced by art for tho means oI
tIantit, that the g',at and i;rowinR co nmuui-
tios west oith' Al!e,;hln'es ar2 no longer dc
PENDENT uIon No o. cans rs lheic principal
city of export, but rather OF New lo.k, which
latter city is destined to b"come from this pe
Rod ihc chief mart not only " exports but . So
Oi Imports for The entire cnnt;n NJ,
No,hing but anrih lat'on can disippoint New
York froh controlling aud conducting the I'M
mcDse AMI incr'Istny q, mmcrse Of these R!cty
10 be dir ni,td s..tcs.
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gimcnt, probably fond Of adventure, u.ds.
tok . psdestiiau expedition over tbs le1'
bridge and into Virginia, on Friday. Before
he advanced far into the in.erisT, l. u
attention was arrested Ivy the ,pprosyh 1t ~
armed squad of soldiers Who m ado him PR
soncr The Rev. Mr.. DANIELS IL one Of those
men who arc not easily alarmed eitser by
thi eats or superior numbers. He vas pretty
cl soy quest onod, and during thu conversation
DAsiRIs infors ed them that he came hsrs to
preach. hu; ho vas prepared 70 hght also, IL the
occasion feIuirct 1t. He said that b, wa
In ihoir hands, lut IL tb,y moved OF with
him they woald ind tho guard at tho brid, q
with battery OF artillery, on thoir heels b.
fo,s they iclchcd tie hsig ghU at teai. A COO
sultstior resulted in tho release Of NJ.
DANipts."
A LOYAL OFrICER The rhilaisl phis ~
qnfcr Ut this ,noIl ing siys:-"PLs. Licut,u-
ant WILLIAM ID. WurrLs, of tho THIRD In
isntry, United States Army, arrive, at Nor
r,sown ON SATURDAY having s.aped from In
dianols, Texas, af.cr refusing to give his parole
not to serve against the rebol army during the
war. but ono other 81 thirty five officers TAX.
en- prisoners hy Colonel vAs DoRS refused to
sign the parole. Lieutenant wiIrrLR escaped
on schooner TO New Orleans, then through
the country, via Cairo, TO this Citv, travelling
inoogplo as a citiI,p of Texas. Whom Colonel
VAN DoRS, who had 10 n a com panon in arm
"i WinirLls, at tho same post, for several years,
offered his md upon receiving his sword, say
iug, w II, WHiri IK Uid icIiOS, It IL but III,
futunr of war that yuu ShOnl bo my prisoner
WnIrrt.k answered, Sir. ] 90 nuL t..kS III,
baud vf tisitm ahd ,cbel: asd II IL not III,
for unc q, va bat ueIchery that places the
in your harGs.'
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IT, bloodlsss attack and defense OF Sum- or
Is 50 ia Nplirahls and, withal so satisfactory,
our Tranaatantic couzins, that Fnarh's re-
pres ntation Of the affair may bo taken as az
iordiug, at least, a more readable oSIrsssion Of
their good will tn IN extracts from long winitod
n'i'orii's;-
We have reason 20 believe that the following
were Tho actual dispatches which p ,ssod o
ts.cn General BrAuHFGAKD, Major ASpES-
sos aud =. =. WALHET, tho sotcssi 'nrl Ss,.
re'Hy 4 Nr:-
T. L. p. WAIErR So RLrnr or WA
An author zcd nc-scnrrr from prnsicut
LISCoL~ has just informed General r"EENs
anl m, s,lf 'hai 5e cral h1-pcrI of sinyas,
k du,k' Wild token s, cori cahns anl M.
rerials I, hrI.ly IN ,h's aud Coyktui will BE-
,snt to F'tt srmt'r, Pcnceat y or otherwise.
ChaI'eson hpiu x. u. + BEhudLGARD
No ..
q \. & I. BEkrKHG iHp, Ch .rlcston:
Stop I'm, Keep What you Ike, and s,nl the
quit. II that won't do, put your man in pos
,e,-ion.
l.. p. WALKER, s,c'c'ary Of Var.
Montgomery, April 10.
l., L. WALErR, Secretary Of War;
Luncheon is ordered at II o'clock.
G +. BEtURErARp.
Chaile ton, April IA.
no. (.
l.. p WALRPR, Secretary Of War
ID. .mand sent at II. Allowed ill o'clock
for dinner. q. L. BKAUREGARD.
Charleston, April II.
No. ).
Gen. BEAuREGARD, Charleston:
Telegraph what Major AsDEWos says to
that.
l.. p. WALKER, Secretary Of War.
Montgomery, April II.
NO. G.
l.. L. WALKER, Secretary OF War;
Major ANDERSON repliss-"I have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt Of your CON
tunica'ion, demanding me TO eyacuate this
fort, and 10 dine before six, without waiting
% receive supplies. | regret that my obliga-
tiors to my government and my own digestive
organs prevent my compliance" Hs adds,
Il viii await tho first shot, and than drink
your good health in a brandy smash"
Charleston, Aprill1 @. +. BkAURyd ARD,
NO. 7.
General BEAuREaARD, Charleston -
Fire away (but don't hurt anybody, unless
M,i 1r ANDEEsos will send you the latch key
Of the fort.
L.P. WALLER, Secretary ofWu.
l.. +. WALkER, Secretary Of War -
He won't consent. He's not such a fool as
you think.
Charlcston, ApriI11. CT. BrAuREGAHD.
The bombsrdmcnt then cOmmenced and alter
forty hours gallant resistance, Major ANDER-
,ON, having nothing but his umbrella left to
cover hiu, hoFed flag Of truce.
No. ..
M,ior AsnERsoS, Gineham Umbrella, Fort
Sumter
$50 your condition throl,h my telescope.
We have iLtcrcepted your supplies Give In,
Ike good falloS, AMI bring your garrison to
dinner and beds afterwards Nobody injured
hoIeI &. +. BEAuREdARD.
NO. 10.
General BEAuREGARD ChirleS'on:-
Maj n AsDERsoN presents his CO nplinants TO
General G.. Y. BgNuREGARD, aud has much
pleasure in acccpting his kind Invitation to
INNER and beds. As 70 one IL hurt, MijOr
ASpERsOS fears he shall put General G.. Y.
BfAUREGAED to SO He iEc0nycnicHcs the party
sing large one. ASDaRs1s, Major.
And so end d the first (4nl We trust the
lasO engagement Cf the A uerciH civil war.
Nor ONLY NAVAL but larg" number o'mil-
itAIy officers u no hastily rolsned during a
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C9in' A'urRsOS in Ito coarse orsnsas 70.
mnLks D. tho Board of Bal kcrs on Monday,
ii: Since the fall If Fort Sumter he had 70.
'civcd very bitter letters from tho Sputh Oh
a. "'rn' Of his r. lgsnI to join his d,5liny with
HurL lie had rc,tr Written Lor suif "ry
hirg to indi ate that ho would unite his de-
rLics with tho Sou.h. At the Gu sat + tho
,lavcry unubIes h. dit symla'h'z, ~ his
GU hcrn friends, thiLLinS {, at thcrs was nr h
i"i,ht~n in'orforcnco with the sulij,ct; tnAt II
..lvcly was an evil, /, alta he'd 10 tn, South
lac. At TIA" present crisis, Mother rlavo,y
nrr party polite hal any hing 20 DO with tie
,ulject. Ih' 2u"'OR = qorcrLWeR' ~ 10 gor-
spE'W and h. IcN @LsE.dh hl' wt y tie prc.
s"1r or kcat ispISsrd ~e 4M be agun a dd,yy
dEd mittd peop'e.
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"OId Abe, the Country Lawyer.

Several years ago J,mrs +, JOY Of Dltroit,
vas AttOrnev Sr tho ilhaOis Central Railroad
Company. While actin; thus, he employed
,BHAINM LINCOLN to .. sist him in some local
business in aud about Springfield. Alter the
sukwus dcnc Mr. LINCOLN cent in his bill
ir 100 Mr. JOY Immediately write that he
could not pay It. The fees were to, high
u,h charges by n cOuLtry lawyer we're out
agccus." Mr.. LIsCoLs therefore sued joy
nd a jury awarded him a verdict for s.. 90.
Dld AnE, on the Ts"si3t thereof, toos out his
LOO, and added slt0 ior his fee in the suit to
cover JoY, and returned the balance TO tb"
onpsny, saying that ho bad only charged for
rotecuting a. acout th' ate tho jury awardei
lis services to DO w0-h in tho case, and
ntimating that perhaps itwoud be profitable
"r thcm in fIllrs either to do iheir Osn Dusi-
css or pay little bills to country lawyers, AMI
tus savo costs. Thing arc changed Eow.
Nr. JOY humrly soiicits United States Ju 20
nip from the hands cf the western "coun,ry
lwy eI"--P esilent
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sHE NEW YORK SUN
WEDNESDAY uoIsMa. NAY Is 1850.
The as I.onis Truardx.

1hs following account Il ths captu-o of Camp
Jackson and sub.. ouspt loss of lifo Il, a.. I,,;s
a. ,.L, .,,, ,,, =, -. p,..,,: :. a.
WV w. 'a' "P""o" '" "V
'ith
The troops organized untcr ths mniu. Laws
thus stSV., ~eie some Gays since ofdsrsd ny
leit ,,tnp aDder III ,hiet, the q ,vsrnor. TO 70
10 ei,aTrmcnt ID thc,, ssvss 4, d,stricts for
&, te u Vt stX days, " attain q grrater do.res
Of Lr,Iicicrcy Ia military drill. UuusuL ac-
t,viiy p,ysilsi early Yesterday morning at
c,cR fOutczvous Of the Home Guard, aud ia
th' i'll y cf tho Arsenal. A'cut tSo o'c o h,
j. N tho town became grcat y ,itstcd upon
the ntrllise CO that soIns five Or six thousand
MN were msrcbing up Ma'ket street. undor
hr-1s In the dire. lion of CimJ Jackson.
The troops matched at quick ii 10, and on
arriving near Camp jackson, rapidly surround
ed it, planting batteries upon all Tho heights
oveti ckirg the camp. Long files of men were
stationed in rla'"ons AT various points on every
side, aud picket gnard ostaM'shod, covering
an -rea of ssy two hundred ys'd,. Tho guards,
with fixed bAygnsts and mussets At half cock
were ins ructed 20 ALLOW nnpc to pass or reps,S
within tho li'ntA thus taken up
By this tine An immens" crowd ~ re 'p'o had
assembled ln the sIc,ni y, hsSn: ~ Il" tui her
in carriages, aud on foot Plumbers Of mon seized
whatever weapons they could 'sy hands upon,
SUI rushed ptll-mG!l 80 tho bs.is anso Of tho
their Ne iar. The bll- " rally bl,ck with
people-hundfciS of la'ioS and children station
Inc th' ,nselve, with tn, throng, but "a they
thought, out of harms hsy.
Capt. LYON then sent dirpst,h - General
FRosr, c mmanl'r u the stats troops Ia Camp
Jackson, Stating ths' his men wote svo~od -
cc.sinris's arUcd with wcar0"s plTn dare from
the UnI' Il States Gsv"tnp aud IN q ho1uie
alti'ude to it. and rivi'i: him hsf an hour to
surrcuior unocudtiorl Y. Cen. FEosr. az .cr
hrty consultation with has officers cnuciudNd
hey were in no condition torosi.', rui atroed
20 suirender. About hat-past two the pr'ou-
ers 81 war lcft the grove and er'er'd tho 'oIr
the UritD,i States sol iicrs enclosing them ty y
sirG'e ii" s'rttoh'd along each sc c1 h l,nc
Vast crowds Of people covered III" surr,lrIinc
grounds, and every fruce and house top IN the
vicinity. slight disturbance t., X plic,
in consequence Of tho pressure from the
crowd, aud Tranquility was hardly r"sto ed
"hcn yoli,y alter yOIIcy % rifle reports W rs
suddenly heard from tho eyt,e'e rear ranks
IL ngl NrfNf II C'lll TIN. NCTe soon
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Important nissioa TO WashIBgton.

We understand that eight prominent men,
bers OF the Union Defense COMMITTEES, acting
as a sub committee. started for Washington
yesterday morning, to use their influence with
tho e tvernment te induce it to accept and call
nto immediate service all the regiments nov
in readiness in this city, without reference to
tia authorities Of he state Of New York.
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Nev-YoFk Stata.

ADAM, ". T., Nay 13.-A company n vol
unteers from Watertown under the command
of Capt. LACY, passed here for Elmira thi,
evening.
MITCHELL who Is confined in Jail at Water
town, and who was TO be tried Lext month
for firing the store Of II. J. WEBSTER, Jr., a
his place, in December last, escaped las. night
also one SrMrs went with him. A reward /,
offered for their aTr rest
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aaiIrond Bridge Burut.

Wa'errtle, Me-, May 13.-Ths Andrascoy- =
gin and Kennstec Z. X. Rridge, over the Ken
nebec, at Eendsll's hills, took lire at o'clo k
This morning. About 450 feet Of the cas-, end
was burnt and fell into tho river. Tn, los
probably will amount TO S2O 600. The sunpo
sition is that the bridge COX fire from a LOCO
motive which had just passed with II cars, siid
to convey the Bangor regiment to Portland.
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Tr~n-ps,ta 10, Of Arr Ioppir-.

The fuIl"-,ng 'nictal or,or is pu aishsd IL
the Washington papers Of Monday -
'CuIKp Ass'r QuArrvnMAyrru's Oprrcx, |
WiShnLtp City, May IL, 1864.
The ,ilis.rs Of the volunteer troops sta
tisi Ell in tuis derattmcnt, and the public gen
sslIy, arc hereby notified that no accounts 70,
Transportation or other services connected with
TIE Ur itcd Stat sarny WI Oa paid by me
unless the order for iho arsporta.i 10, or ser
vice onIHua'cs from this office. Ii tfansporta
tion Is required IuT tho pubic service, applics-
ton mus. bc made to mo.
I'D II. RuCKun,
,Rr-YnL NJ IL. A. U NJ"
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The Dying Soldier - Much has been said here
IN ro ga d 70 lhe Importance OF distributing Bible
rCsdinI among the soldiers. Nay | tell you of an
c,urrerce in tho American army in NfycoS
\ soldier was mortilly wounded. lie was car.
ed or bys comrads and laid under trce. A.
the poor wounded nan saw the life blood flowing
rapiiy away, he said b his comrade, TAX 10
49, Why D. YOU nj tall to me'" Meaning TO ask
tot some 81 ItuI llTcvti n.
Tee co,rIads wss not RELIC gious man and could
p,t give It, AZ ,ngth hs remembered some word,
MI letad leaned st ais uaother's knee, AMI hi
r.rNu rp,,t,ng, and the wsunied mau repeating
,tsr b = ,lat We known prayer:
"N'wIl Ia uc 4 ,Sn 10 sleep,
| p ~ t.E Lnd ny srul - EeFp;
!. ,uOu,l die before wake,
1pby IL, Lp'l ~. s)I! - hls."
Bat N pron,uncins tie last wo,l the rorr col.
srs spni' took Il, eternAl iiglt
Notbirg Is more IMPORTANT to our soldiers th7u
iac m"st o. net locking after tasir s rilIa inter
,sts.
1 Io.ce .from Warrington "A en'leman
said he beonl ei ia the CITY OF Washington !
can t'l. y,u that you car hardly appreciate the i'm
Pjfl'nco suihrielty Of praying for these rnsa wlo
have Gone N toe AZ ,. speak from what have
teen.
You must remember these young mrn are ar
from home irhuesces They think OF everything
more than Of death, judgment and eternity
But can tel you, too, that there are come glori.
Gus Influences 70 work among the regiments.
Oae oon,airs more ihsn 100 praying men They
have q prayer meeting every day. Already the
mhutLce OF praying soldiers is beginning to 10
felt In Washington. Why may we no, expect thst
sVlNas will follow the marches and no, in the
80 ps Of our soldiers' Why iest expect that great
nrmaes + orr impentont soldiers WILDE converts u
sone in Washington believe thai this war is 70 In
.usuiate new msthod Of camp lifs and that in
stead Of sin sDd shame, the tented sd shall
abound In prayer and praise For this many pray
ssoeTJInH
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The blockade.

The blockade.
Tho Mobile, Ala, Advertiser, May =, prints
the folio wing, sho~ing that our aest od Pcass-
cola have began work in ca neat:
Tho steamer Henry LOWS touched tho
wharf at Hitchcock's Press, at twe,,y minutes
past four o'clock last eveniny. on hss return
nom her unsuccessful attcspt 70 cntor Ponsl-
cola Ray.
Ihe steamer l,j, Mobile IN tho yth instant.
clos.l followed h' tho Dick Ksys,. At =
quarter past tive O'Clock, cff feusacOii bar, tho
vessels cte bsiltd Wy tho p,ot boat Oriental,
unc,r tie Ju.tea otatUs naS, cattyus t~o
gurs aui crcd - pr@,Cd alJUGs, ID Of tho
war s,,a0,cr puwha,LI, wh'ro tnay wcro
boa,d,d Dy On oiii,'T ,hn, rftcr cN .mt' ing
hcr rnpis ond cargo, rrquesteo CHpain
w,rT,R. "a return 90 boSTo with aim.
'Thr Dck Keys havi's core up, snd
been sritu,v II 'aived, both Caplius
went On board IT," pnWha'su; whoa Com
ma der rOG VA lTIH'td them rcrrBis-
sion ~ p,r,ucl la,o r,rsuo's, ""' 40 ro-
ma k,t that We shcu Il rC "a" i0si OH rcd 10 cR-
tcr. lie though. Gu. BnhUG ~tshod tn use
ths a. for Conveying trnrls to santa Il "a
I lsn' Srt i1Jt thrv u'uid ns bSdIy vhip1co
at,r \, G,t thc.r thsrn. The echN'rcrs Nd
aro Pnn,,r ~c,o ALSO Uoar,cd ard allow d TO
lr,C .d
While rourltns Up % get under w,y. III
tl,nu B0,kllu com ~, {. i hn'irg the iii q,
oi III. Pow ha an ord, hin TO N Ike us fo,low
he " klyn dOwn 80 the oahirc about tw,
H.ilrs slant Through sN'oa misuninrs'an in,,
tie ID Il K-ys having sDl uuior way, was "a
her course ioi tho lar, and - lulo,'lS ,riS
,yoi ~ across i,r bDr enc. hv the F,w'ntAn
snd once hy tho Is rok'Nn. Sho then rounded
t" ani \ hoats cro~ of srsncd men wero put
N b,ard he-.
TIE captain Of tho I,nry I.rwis rurthc'
siyE:- ICr coming to au"hnr. we were 'otr1-
4 la ft,snV
VI the lret, Who asked iuG our papers. and Gu
receiving them eudo, sod on them warning
for us not to attempt the entrance Of tha hnr
hor again for if taken IN tn, second attempt
uc ,roud BE- sent NORTH ds prisoners Of ,rdr, ani
the boat sold as prize. Tie also ordered u'
10 lay where we were till dap light, whom we
gouli rccs We furh orders. We told him we
were rot tit boat to lay out in :hc swell, Which
was then on all night hs answered that We
would have to do 20 and that in the morning
We wculd he escorted well to the westva d oi
l." hAIhur ana a'lo rcd IS proceed back 70 NJ :
r'r.
W. lny to al night urdor her leo, the boat
| ding Ahd pitching a good deal, but making
| ~ water. In N riornin, We were again
,'s'd d ami ordered 70 follow the Po~hatan.
We -. uTdcr way about seven o'clo,k. and
tilr'td the Prshdtan to near tho mouth oi
| .hc I.Id.do wh,Ie She stood oil and en- aad
| b,c,t,.,u,t proceed 10 Mobile. A. ws LET,
/ 80 nj Iov,r,d her boat anl srut Il sfer q
/ ~ II , ho"nct ClCss in shore near the Pr.
/ !d"
"Th. whole Il, e obsa va The lrsatost c,utiI.
in r'. ard to any boat approaching them. WIZ
| We iiist rounded to under the Powhatan tn
| men Nce all beat to quarters on every ship II
the fleet, tho big guns shifted 50 as to face us
/ and the hammock nettitgs thrown up, and a
] n',ht regular lCOkCuts were stationed in tn
/ to,s 10 guard against surprise"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-15

Tnr RALEIGH On. C) REGIsTER, says;-
living TO the kill of Professor EMMoss in
nAsiIg the composition, AMI, the mechanical
sxtenty of Mr.. CHARLSs KuEsrER we shall
AYE as much Of that article so essential in
'ar, percussion caps as We may need. Prof.
iMMoss has also suggested the mode Of man
featuring any quantity Of the right sort Of
powder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-15

iLLisoIs RESPONDS MOLLY To HE USIoS.-
hn addition to the six resinents already organ
Led and the ten regimants late ordered by I'll
noeIsIature upwards OF twenty five thoislu
10y" nave rendered their sarvicss to the Gov.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-15

Cairo, Mny 13-Several companies Of Ar
kansas troops arrived at Memphis this lsssring
Commencing to day, all the boats pas ing tn
point, will be stopped. No provisions ~ muni
tons OF war for the seeded states will be al
lowed to pass.