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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-16
THE CENTRAL HOUSE
Mrs. .. Il. Jones Proprietrese.
-or. Laurel and CAnrcA n

Cor. Laurel and Church .sty.
: NOW open for the reception Of strangers and per-
L manent boarder-. ! will :: are no expense to make
my house a home to all. and EQUAL 10 anv in the state
~outsfie "fNew Orleans. Ny room. are all we'll ven,i-
lated. and The location ia convenient 10 business. being
near the Poet-of6ce. and within ten minute. walk of
he State House. 1t will afford me much pleasure to
zee my old friends and patrons when they next visit
Hston 7ep9e. OstA
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Ne. I TFuss Hope
IN JUST RECEIVED N o SALE AT OUR USII
n LOW PRICES,
HoosHAD fnus Hocrs, u and 81 mcnn,
6A8REI do do 70 7ox Fl
HAU BARan Do 10 l6X II -
1hsee Hoops are made with extra care.
0ssidss . Large Assortment of oopers Tos.s,
T. 81 LARGUlER & LANOUES
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NspNv ~ Sa,srs:.
bbls bi.Sulphatr Lime.
20 -hls Polar Y ,ale oil, eles-
20 bbl' Castor oil.
10 = Lins-ed oil.
200 lbs White lead,
10 dozen Champagne,
70 f" Claret,
5000 choice brands llavans cigars.
10 600 German cigars,
30 casks Scotch Ale.
, bbla Blue Lick Wa.
A" choice Penc, Wniskys
=" . MOnOngalela do,
IS different kinds Of French Brandy Al
different prices,
50 dozen Barnum'. Fluid Lamps.
20 reams Wra. ping paper,
50 boxes Chinese F,re-crakers.
Allthe above articles are offered at New Orleans
Ties, either for casl' or or credit
ed n VEL. Druggist
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HOTICE

VYDJCU SOVtD8NN MUTUAL INSUUASCB Co., I
Baton Rouge. Feb. 1, 1851
A. meeting OF the board Of Directors, held this
Soy. Il was
ksosssd, To pay sisp0 eene. interest on the ~outstan.
1ing Scrip d0Ae pev cNk. TO stockholders on premi-
ems paid BY them for the wear ending lat Februa ',
1851, and to declare . dividend Of thy PEI oet. on the
1stt EARNED premiums Of the Company for the year
eedins 3lst January. 1861. for which csrt,6cstea will
- issusd on and sftsr the 1st day Of March next.
Uas further Reeolped, To redeem the outstanding
scrip for the year 1858 on presentation at the once Of
NE Company.
a. The Stockholders arc hereby notified that an
for the ensuing year. will be held 1t the once Of tho
company, on T~hursdsy the 18th Of March. 1891.
T.E HEBERT,
NOD 10 Secretary.
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WORKS
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Applstoo's cyelupsdia Of Drawing,
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Shaksr+ ares cnmcl.t t. Works.
Carlyle. Critical N-scella r-ous Fay.
Gums Do"-seic Medicine.
Noot's Practice Il .!eiicine,
Jedrrs MS complete W." h.
Washinst.n's complete Works.
Burt, MS Wit and Hum"r
Ores Dictionary Of Art, and
Manufacture and Mines
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fcsonuaieatsd.l
SECkSS90F OF LOUIAlM.
SAseADy Mn, 1851.

sAsrAsy Nm, 1851.
An ~ - =, Ysfsss stats II her eisryi
~ $500 h, esssss, nov . bravsly begus;
A, ~, enjoyed With he Sess u svsstfssssy.
!, vsysA - stsrsity IN bondage e'srrss.
vhrs he seth 10 her erisvsscs wss sesaias redress.
l~assltisg aAvases VS. New E~ngIand's address.
Whils The South, 'sssth oppression va catching ssr
bssath.
ne srs.pst;o Of the Nsrth. psal'd forth the cry Of
assth.
u sztsndsd . fissdly and cordial good hand
q ess a.d 70 ell, Throughout tbs leLgth Of the lard,
" we're replied BY the North, - - inferior raes,
vie ssd polluted, 10 every form and every phsss;
a. a. incentive 70 vice. > barrier 70 4 nsr,ea's m light,
IL ~vsslatsrs ofjusties, and pervsrtsrs Of right.
Thew have sought 70 DESTROY a. undsS senblanes Of
sd,
A.etiossd the parties t~sst,satsd to invsas, q
~ hnd Of Wsshinetos-ths land Of the brave, Of
he free,
Urged on IL their frensy, With . fAlss idea OF liberty.
What scenes then enacted upon virg,n,a's soil,
Kask the conception while searching Tor greater;
Assrts 70 reeo'l.
AID %purpling their haads IN ths gore Of their brother,
insult the Creator.
ne e~ruelties committed vhiis our Gag Vas uufurled,
W subnit to the verdict Of the eivilissd world.
Ist the North beware, do not tribe In this hour Of
sssd,
What our hearts now svow, ~ will prove BY the deed {;
he tine hss sons, thus FIR have you gone, but NO
hv1her-
he South 10 Z anti !; veil dsSsad and veil fall 70.
gsther.
q away With the thought Of . conquered province !;
Sueh power the ssord esey CA nspev, wesv einee.
W we're not born 70 - conquered, and never viII
yield,
Bot stand arm at eur post. like Spartan on the asld.
Then al hail 70 the Pelican State 10 her glory
God speed her career now 80 bravely begun
An hosr enjoyed with the boon Of sweet liberty,
Il worth On eternity in bondage o'errun.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-16
A. N IA M i BRorHE 3

A. N o IA M 4 BsR0fH'kk
Choice Groc cries and LiqusF
II RECEIVED FROM NEW
w York. per ship Sea Bell, the Following ih.s''
Of Csoscs Lessons sPA GRocY1s1o which " esIlss 70
sonabls terms:
Pipe Brandy, &c. Trerss." >
iBbiF,nest Old Bourbon whisky.
i" " :. Scotch d.
Sdos. PoekstPistol Do. I
s." Nimrod %.
lH st. Croix Ram. sg
4" Finest Old Brandy.
2Casks Mufr's Scotch Ale II jsgs, 'sosoeNs
do London Porter.
4 Cases Bokers 9itters.
: do Cherry Brandy.
s dos CAsnpsi&s eide, "seHefA asttsSevIa .
:, : g: II s' 's Is; 81, i ;. nit: : =. -. ,,.....,
20 doc 4 ID Can lobatsfs
8" II" "salneS.
4" l" - OYSTER
- Cases Fine salas1aA.s" %
20 dos Cayenne PEPPER.
2CaseA french 1uassf6.
lraae Turkish Smoking TebVese, eteeA1Aee
s Boxes New York Soap.
Cases l''''' .''.n''. j. re,,tr.', .
8tg#=l.~EZ - -EET#[I
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-16

81 e.. Ss..,.Ssa .,,ea Somah1.anol1
- =. 1.,...a. .,.ea 0onehCanol
"a Gso.ssie IN SonshCaroi
~ p. S%..~,,.Ss. and konah1,arul
r. Ss..,.9s. ..,d SomehCarol
~ =. s:~orsia a,.d 9outhCorol
r. Ssenssssa aud aa,uahCarna
r. GNs,s,raee,, 1aomeha.
T.. Unmssfees. Months.
In fourteen Moasths.
In Fourteen y osst1a9s
In Fourteen Momthe.
III FOartee" Nlessths.
In Fourteen 140ssvmss
La Fourteen o1o0thss
In fourteen MOOt1aos
l0 Fourteen m0sstol1.
It 10 Warranted to CasO
10 Warrante0 - Care
10 Warranted % Care
I 10 Warranted t. Care
lets Warranted to Cuso
10 Warranted 70 Iaro
10 W'arrantesl 70 Cure
is Warranted 70 CarO
Il h Warranted! to Cure
It s Warranted % Care
u Oirecalo,ss are Followed
n Directeas's are Followed.
II Direct1os's are Followed.
II Directions az Followed,
II Directions are Followed.
Il Directions are Followed,
Il Directions are Followed,
Directions are Followed,
It Directions arc Followed,
Il Directions are Followed,
Assy Case Of Oy.peps1a
Any Case Of D. .oepsea
Any Case Of Djs pepsla
Any Csse Of Dyspepslo
Any Case Of Dyspepsoa
Any Case Of Dyspepsia
Any Case Of Oyspepsaa
Any Case Of Oyspepsto
Any Case Of OysPepsaa
Any Case Of OJepspseo
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease,
LAYER Dl"eass.
Llver Disease.
liver Disease,
Liver Disease,
Llver Disease,
Liver Disease,
Liver disease,
Liver Disease,
JaandSce,
Jaussdlos,
Jaunsllcs,
SaWNnocQ.
.-.....
Ss...ssee
jss"dies'
JauwdAco.
JauuhRca.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-16

DEMOV IT. AND NOl't.F Or 60
IL PARTNFR>H1P-Tnos ". SHIELDS TyIrFonn t.,
aud Printers Furnishing and i'ap'r Wa rsh"use ha
zen removed from t:e late stand, No. So Grav'e,b
street, to No. 50 G,avier street and No. &c Ban,
Place.
II ARTHUR HYATT u. admitted a partner {
he unln signed. unh"- the firm of THO y. HlFlH-
4 co from November LIST, 1850. Nov. y o. I.n.
TUO~.N-@f: lH>.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-16

YPslIAx1I, MIcH Jan. IL, 1861.
Nh. sPALD,Sc-Sr-Not long since l sent oyou FIR
. box Of Cephalic Pills for the cure Of TIE Nervou.
Headache and Costiveness, and -ece;ved the sam
aud they had % good an effect tkok I Wus induced to senut
for more.
Please send BY return mail. Direct to
~@ Al. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-16

TNNESH supplies Of Ha*lware.-!o n> nr:|v r.
4 c~ivsny fresh supplies ., Heavw AMI Light ;iard
ware. C"operS' Tools. Agr,cul, :rat MIL n.nt>
,nelfGoods. Iron. steel. etc, at MOSTAN 4 AhTrA',
DOnIrG MACHINES, ACGURs. &c
II just received II few ;;or,ng Machine. with thrp.
escorted steel au2urs. Pafcn; Aug 1T ellis. assert"
:izes Post Augurs. . NJ I IN incf..s at
L.. kGU1tE Y EANOIEiS,
corner Of laf avette Il Florida streets.
FRESH ARRIVAL
- RRt.S. Extra Jam !, Fl ur.
Il q so b.rr"ls t:.k. 5 rlo'- A fn. art,cl "
sFnsta Wine N '.rt lis v-.>,lt.
Shcr'y Wt.e Vi, h,' y n
! few tiercrA af u hi, II .,.g.r :. -. Par.
H.' rings. a cho;cesxstic - ii. m IL
Rsis;ns, very ,ate i"r ia -noal' pac,. Sc,
C"f---N"c ~. lava, Mexiean ki".
For q le to the tanHe ~
SOL. BENG iMIN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-16

sd 0asy osAsr ARTICLES sot 10 b. enumerated a -
edvsrttssnsnt. ! viii sell ~ cheap - any body elee.
ssd : great deal cheaper. II any one questions nv
ability 10 do %. lst him esll and satisfy h;m,elve:,
!ehargs nothing for Inspecting ny stock. espeeiaNv
Voc Liquor department. FRED. WEBER.
dec lS-ts Ferry Landing. West Baton 7oure.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-16

RsyxolDsBuRo, FRASkllx Co, ONO,
January ., 1891.
HENRY e. SPAlp1NG, No. ~ Cedar st., n. Y.-Dear
Si-Inclosed ind twenty. Eve cents. (25. 6r which
send box Of '.Lephalic Pi'is.'' Send to address, ~
Rev. WIN. {. Filler. Reynoldsburg. Fra,kl'n Co.. Obi"
Pour Pils work Ike a chdrm--cure Headache almost
inst0MSr. Truly yours.
WV C. FILLER.
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6fztE Of IOU1S1ANA-PARi8H OF EAST
BArox R0ros. Feb. LIST, 1851.
0s1rsmeNbeyed, That on this drst day Of Feb-na-
Peace IL and for the parish aforesaid, personally ap-
Dsared Vas. Pike, and r. Z. Hebset, Secretary Of
the Southern Mutual Insurance Company Of Baton
dspcse aud say Tat tho above accounts are just and
true, and . Transcript from the books Of said Com
Dany.
[s.gned.) MN. {. PIKE, President.
2. Z. Hnssi, SsclseisE
sworn 70 md subscribed bsaxe me, this arst d.v
sfvsbFsary, 1851. -
isissed.l KA.WALKER,
JustJee oeths Peace
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-16

'1'hE undsrsisnea are ready . receive orders from
r.entess Tor Cypress Barrels. Half barrels and
1oesnesds. All orders win b. faithfully and pronnt.
y s1eestsd. Apply 70 S'o"p'
CAFES / CO..
1rnIy LAadio9, West BATON Rouge, Oct II -
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a1.,,,, !,ls,-x.rTsC kEMEDf.

flis.' Dysp~ptlc nesnsdy
E.sa.' IDyspspele Nemsay
Bliss Dyspept.c Remedy
Bliss Dyspeps1c Remedy
H.lxs' DyApeptIe Remedy
hiiss' Dysps pt,c Remedy
Ui~s, )ysp-p lc Remedy
8li.s' I'ysp<Ptic Remedy
B,lss' Dyspeptic R<nssdy
Dslss. Dyspeptsc Remedy
Has the Largest Sale
Has the Largest Sale
Has the Target !
Hae IN l.aSgesa 9ale
Has the Largest 1Ale
Has che Target 1als
Aas the Target sale
Has In Largest Ha1o
Ha the Largest Sale
Has the Largest Sale
Ofeny Medicine IN the VERDI
~ Any MetaSelme On the Wosl1.
OF Any .Mee1lrime In the Weird.
OF my MeoSclns 81 the World.
az ary Medicine Ia the W0yads
~ Any Medicine In the WoEids
Of auy Medicine Sn the World
a any Medicine IL IN. World.
~ any Medicine IL the Wosla.
o. anS Medicine In the Wosld.
lUOyUUO Packages
lOO.U UO PACKAGE
lUU,OUO Packages
lOO,OO0 Pacha6es
lOl,OOO PaehaGeo
lUO,UUO PaehaSso
l0O,OOO Packages
lJO,OOO PaekaGes
lOO.UUO Package
lOU. U1O Package
Oold In Georgia AID SouebCoEol1no
solo Ia Georgia aud SoothCar0llno
Sold 1" Georgia aud Soathe:asol1ne
Scott IN Georgia aud SouehCafo!lna
3sslsS lm Georgia ard S0uthCaroleN0
omlh Ia GH0fnKeQ aud HOISN0
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-16

From the Ka~a'oha VaAey Slar, Kana.cha, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head.
sch who try them. will stick to them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-09-12
Melancholy Accident.

Our community was startled yesterday afternoon by
the announcement of most painful accident resulting
in the Immediate death, by drowning of Castor Meares
Jr., eldest son of Col CASTOR Meares of this place
1t would appear that Castor, who was bright, In
tegent and manly boy of about nine years OF age had
been playing with some young associates in boat at
or near the landing at the foot of Dock street. when by
some accident be lost bis balance and fell overheard
sinking to rise The boat was near the end of
the wharf, and he must have fallen in deep water
There was no available assistance nearer than the Pilot
House. kept by Mr.. Bishop, and when it arrived, no
sign of the poor child could be discovered although every
exertion was used. The body was recovered in about
three hours after the occurrence of the accident which
happened between three and four o'clock.
The deceased was great favorie, and it is useless to
add that his untimey fate must fall with crushing weight
upon his bereaved parents COL Meares is now at the
head Of his regiment in Virginia, and the intelligence OF
his loss will be to him the occasion of the most poignant
sorrow.-Daiiy Journal, It'll inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-09-12
Stamps.

From and after the 29th day of August, 1861 all the
OLD United States stamps ceased to be received by the
United States Post Office Department, new patterns
having been substituted TIA object being we suppose to
render valueless all the postage stamps of the old nat
tern which might be in the hands of posmasters and
Others in the Southern Confederacy.
Letters sent from the South with the view of being
mailed at any post Office in the Northern States WILL il
enclosed IN the old stamped envelope or having the old
stamp attached to them, be Immediately spotted as com
ing from the Southern States, and will most probably
nay almost certainly, be sent on to Washington and
there opened.
We cannot give such description of the new stamps
as would be satisfactory, enable us to be understood
but we may say generally that they differ in appearance
from the old ones SO much that they would not be mis-
taken ioE them or COMPOUNDED with them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-09-12

No ONE need have been surprised at the naval de-
monstration recently made by the Federasts upon our
coasts. That they should have recourse to the in
which they strongest and we weakest, is too
natural to cause any wonder the wonder would have
been if they had not done 80. That this will be the
of events for some time we may feel certain 1t
hardly be expected to be otherwise. The object is
hardly to make any serious Judgement with the view of
advance into the interior but is to harrass the
coast and thus the current of setting to the
frontier strongly already to have thrown the Lin
colntes on the defensive, and made Washington city
and not Richmond the menaced point.
Hatteras is a important point than most people
suppose It's position almost under the lee Of the Cape
and but a short distance from the Gulf Stream, makes
it invaluable an harbor of refuge for light cruisers
it for prvateers, while inside all the craft navga-
ting the Sound from the North counties must come
within easy striking distance of any gun boats sta
toned in the vicinity of the inlet. The banks them
selves comparatively yalueless, but enemy having
Judgement there threaten the whole coast of the
mainland as, in the calm waters OF the Sound landing
may easily be made ct any point.
Hatteras Inlet appears by the coast survey map to
be about II or II miles south of Cape Hatteras and
VI 4O vi OCidCOhe' Is pretty BOOu mar
Dor with deep water extending in about half mile
There is, however a shOal between this and the deep
water of the Sound which eight feet may be carried
at extreme high water With Hatteras Inlet on the
south and Oregon Inlet on the north of the dreaded
Cape chartered blockade steamers may be able to hover
around there during the winter. Without them they
could not and prvateers cannot There sno use trying
to gansay the fact that this capture is matter of seri
GUS Importance, for it is but it is of those incidents
that may be looked for at any time in the progress of
war; and which instead of dspriting u.s. ought only to
stimulate to renewed exerton.
Fort Hatteras was on the North side of the Inet-a
mere earthwork, with guns of sufficient range to
reach the Yankee feet which stood off and
sheled the men with perfect impunity. Fort
Clark was another and smaller work of the same
character, some two miles north of Fort Hatteras
have always heard although the Federal account
puts it down at only 700 yards which we must think
is an error. The Inlet is in latitude 35 degrees II
minutes North 30 minutes East of Washington 1t
is about 80 miles from the nearest accessible landing on
tie mainland
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-09-12
Volume XII.


The Daily Journal has completed its tenth year, and
enters to-day upon its eleventh, determined to do the
best it can under more trying state of things than it
has yet been called upon to encounter. We are not,
however, without reasonably welgrounded confidence
of being able to weather successfully the storm that has
Frustrated many of contemporaries and has rem
dered the publication of the most prosperous papers,
rather labor of love than matter of profit.
Although the circulation of the Daily Journal has
very largely increased-doubled we may say still the
total prosraon Of business by cutting of advertising
patronage and the job work connected with an active
commerce. has operated dsasrousy to the interests of
publishers and produced a reduction of income which
the increased revenue from subscription does not begin
to repair especially in view of the fact that while the
cost Of everything connected with the getting up OF
paper has largely increased the price of subscription
remains the same.
But we must all bide our time and take things as we
fnd them making the best of temporary inconvenience
which WILL we trust result in permanent good and that
before many months Before the heats of next summer
come on the back Of this invasion will have beebroken
and with proper t1ergy trade will begin again to ex-
pand her wings for holder and independent flights
while home industry will spring up like almost, new
creation.
We may have many troubles to go through with be-
fore all OF US year older but that will 60 through
with them and come cut stronger and better for the
ordeal we believe. Let US try to be worthy of the
brightest destiny and will thereby do much to win it
To the steadst friends of the Journal and to the pub
lie in general, take this occasion to return oul
warmest acknowledgements for the favourable recep
ton with which our humble efforts have been greet
ed. We will try to make the Journal still more de
serving of patronage, and, when returning peace
places it in power to do So we WILL if spared
and the paper be spared make such improvements
will place it on par in every respect with any
daily in the South. But this is anticipating
specializing. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof
and may add the performance thereof Promises for
the future too apt to be regarded superogaoy
and certainly seem to be made only to be broken.
DAILY Journal, 9Th i'1St.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-09-12

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIoNs.-The Governor of Vir-
gnia has issued his proclamation ordering an election
to be held in that Stale on the first Wednesday in No
vemher next for Representatives to the Confederate
Congress- This proclamation is in compliance with an
act of the Congress of the Confederate States Gov
Clark has not yet ordered the election in North Caro-
lima, but presume he will do so in a short time.
Awaiting HIMSELF Of the polite invitation of Capt
Peck, the Associate took passage yesterday board
the steamer Caswell, on an excursion to Camp Wyatt
The boat pleasant, and the Captain attentive and
oblgng, that theparty board consisting Of ladies
and gentlemen with number of children, had an agree
able down. The boat left here at abo1t O'Clock
and arrived at the landing about 1917 o'clock The
passengers reached Camp Wyatt about II o'clock, A.
M. He found things getting along as well as could be
expected the new hospital progressing and promises to
be ready in few days for the reception of the sick
He was also pleased to learn from Dr. Miller that the
sick list had materially diminished within the last few
days.
At hafpast four O'Clock the regiment was formed in
line for drill and performed sundry evouons which ap-
peared to be very we'll executed It was said that it
the largest turnout that had yet taken place 1t
is to be presumed that the presence of the ladies smu
lated the boys to make their appearance and to put
their best leg foremost.
The Caswel got back to town about 9 o'clock o. NJ
without accident and all on board seemed pleased with
the courteous treatment they had received at the
and on their way going and coming. Most of those
who went down were relatives of the soldiers in Camp
OF course as to the Military movements, we forbear
menton.-DaiIy Journal, 5th inst.