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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18
pom Is, Faysae,iIls Observer.
Beaaloa lIarI,or. ssrl. B,

Beaufort Harbor, Sept. ., 1861.
MEssas. EDToRs: We are now 10 hourly
expectation 81 an attack on Fort Macon. To.
nights mail brought information Of prepare
tions for the attack. We have other infor.
nation, not proper here TO state how obtain.
ed, that satisfies us that the strength Of Fort
Macon i to be tested within three days from
yesterday. The white salts of the Invading
fleet are collecting behind Cape Lookout.
Troops are arriving here, bat not a. fast a.
desirable, considering he emergency. Col.
ysnees entire regiment is here, ahd all IN
camp. Several companies arrived here this
evening, together with p o. 80 experienced
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18

SourHERS HoLbERs ~ NORTHERN PaoPER.
rY.--Talk on change u the n. q. Crescent.
gives the following as the way the abolition.
Ists treat the property Of Southerners ia the
North:
A wealthy planter 81 the parish Of Carroll,
who married Philadelphia lady about ,hr.
" years ago. purchased last season splen.
did house 10 Philadelphia. for which he paid
thirty thousand dollars, cash. The pas,
spring his wife went 10 Philadelphia 10 take
possession aud furnish the house, for which
purpose The planters factor RENTED Eve
thousand dollars, 70 complete the furnishing
81 the palatIal residence that was to be. TN.
fortunately for our planter, the proclamation
oiLincUlB and Seward, the call Of volunteers,
brought about a change, aud our friends
house 10 Philadelphia was taken possession
Of and used as barracks for LincoIo's Hes.
slams, forcing the lady 10 leave Philadelphia
aud return 10 her Southern home.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18
coNrEssIoNs or wEAkars,.

TIE indiscnminaie arrests made by Lin.
eoln. 81 men and women, are - many con.
iessions " weakness. Some ol the arrest,
are made--,hst o. Nj Faulkner, for eSampl,
simply u have an Offset againsI the Con.
fsdera,es, for the security II the Abolition.
III XIV. Other afrtsis--uist II NJ. John
stoB, Tor instance-bscsuse be happens 70 b,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18

A large meeting Of the citizens Of Nash.
vile, was held 10 that city. on The 2stb, Tor
The purpose Of considering The relations Of
Kentucky and Tennessee. The following
resolutions were reported and adopted.
Resofrtd, That we desire that the Author.
ties Of our Government shall continue care.
falIy 70 respect the Neutrality Of Kentucky,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18

HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT The Louisville Jour.
nal has hitherto been the inscriptions all.
heregt aud defender Of Lincoln and hi
schemes fur lie enthralment II Krniuckys
We had supposed il given sser the Norih.
ern dslusion, and hopcles,ly abnltionized ;
but the following j. strikinsly significant Of
the change II sentiment rapidly occurring
throughout the State. aud j. Inast hopeful
Indication II lie speedy enlistment II Ken.
lucky 10 the Southern cause:
When the ultra prints Of The Norih, fat
tered BY the uprising eserywhere III Ken
tueky, Maryland. Western Virginia, &c.
mistake that sentiment. patriotic 10 its pur-
poses aud honest in IT, inteni.. for spirit
~ 4 conqae.tp-whsn they senlure to speak
Of making HAT subsidiary 70 " subjugation. -
they need NOT suppose thai the Union men u
Maryland ~ Kentucky will keep silence, or
that they would not 10 al il their power 10
sustain Sonthern constitutional rights. In
thls fepOses Ill our strength.
And We warn the ultra North, whcn they
lose sight Of these plain guarantees, when
they prupuse 10 abaie one jgt or title 81 what
- honestly due all Southern men. they moi
only psralyse the arm Of the Federal Gov.
ernmenr 10 that extent, but At tie same time
they strike deadly blow at I'll Uniun sen.
timenis 10 The South. upon which our wi.rs,
Statesmen must hereafter RELY for recon
struetIOn.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18

ferocity upon everything like the freedom 0f
the press---a ferocity which has scarcely ever
been surpassed by any despotism in the
| world.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18

THg REeoGNIIIoN OF THE SOUTHERN Co.'S
FEDsRACY BIZ GRgar BRrrsis.-Two gentle
men from Charleston, just from England.
passed through our city on yesterday en-
route for home. Both Of them are we'll
known to Us, and we can place the fullest
reliance ON tleir statements. One Of them
bears dispatches from our Commissioner y
Europe 10 President Davis-of their CON
tents. Of course, he processes no knowledge.
AZ various points from Quebec 10 the line Of
The Southern Confederaey. this gentleman
was often searched, but the Lincolnites fail
ed 10 find the dispatches. which we're most
artfully concealed We know where, but think
il imprudeHt to let the secret out.
Upon the recognition Of our Government.
and raising the blockade. our Charleston
friends say, there is not . doubt upon the
mind Of any one in England. A large nun
Der OF merchants were there from the South,
all Of whom made heavy purchases, TO be
paid for when the gords were safely deliy-
cred 10 consignees ~ The ports If the South.
dur readers may rely upon the truth Of this
Intelligence. .Rlsnfa L,tsilgeqer.
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unless her Government or people shall VOL
unfairly abandon this position.
Resoiped, That we earnestly deprecate an
armed collision with the people OF Ken
lucky, and that we earnestly hope and trust
they will not permit the formation Of Federal
camps on their soil, the passage Of Federal
troops through their State. or the traIsporta-
ton of war material to Tennessee with q
view Of arming disconnected persons in our
State. if any such still re@ain among us.
RESOLVED, That il war should be inaugu-
rated between our two States, it must origi-
nate from the action Of Kentucky, and then
we shall sadly. but firmly, abide the result,
trusting to our courage, our resources and
the favor Of Providence for successful issue
to the contest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18

1HE SoUTH AcKNowLRpeEDA BELLroEREST
PowER.-l Though the Lincoln Government
still refuses 10 officially accord TO the Con.
iederate States their acknowledgment as a
belligerent power, yarious military officers
in tie Federal service are continually dong
50 without being reprimanded in the slight
est from headquarters at Washington.
The Memphis appeal thus sums up the in.
stances:
Butler, when at Fortress Monroe, exrhang
ed prisoners with General hagruder. Col
Wallace, The abolition commander at Cape
Gltardeau, has within the past few days ex.
changed prisoners uuder recognized lag %
truce with Gen. pIlluw, and Commodore
Strlngham accepted the capitalization OF Fort
llatteras under the express stIpaiatipn e
treat Capt. Barron and his garrison as prls
oners OF war. aud as such a. arded them all
the usual cOuIlesies appertainins 10 belllg-
erents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18

artillerymen. As retreat win NOT DE easy,
the fight will be the more desperate. Our
men are very cheerful and seem anxious 10
avenge the loss Of Hatteras.
Our information leads us 10 expect an at
tack from a force superior to that which took
Hatteras, and though We are in a condition
which win enable US to do superior lighting,
we may attribute il to the practical talent
and energy Of Capt. (now COLI Bridgers. the
Commander at Fort Macon. Capt. Bridgers
took charge recently, and in few days over
hauled and put in operation vast amount
OF works which had been neglected or wrong
ly done. The masterly inactivity and worth
less engineering which placed Hatteras in
the power Of the enemy, ought to teach North
Carolina to call out her own competent men,
and not to send abroad for incompetent men.
Our men at Hatteras were brave indeed, but
instead OF having place Of defence and pro.
lection, they only had snare. The curse
Of fearful responsibility is on somebody's
head.
noticed to-day, in the crowds that were
entering the steamer, several distinguished
sons OF the old North State not connected
with any companies, who have come TO wit
ness and to aid in The struggle for truth and
right. sincerely hope that when you hear
from me again, | may be able to record a
yictory for our troops, but TO nerclIul God
we look and trust for the result. L. l.. P.
p. 5. SATURDAY MoRNISo, Day BRgAK.-ll
is an unfayorable morning-and storms are
passing over. This may possibly produc,
some delay on the part Of the enemy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18
A oart from Hon. A. W. psnasle.

IA lts a as Counties N Greapile, Orange
lgake. Warae, Nast afts FyGqEl,a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
AM oRDINANcE

To amend an ordinance TO prevent certain ir,nr,psr
practices therein mentioned passesl January Q,
1888, AMI found In the printed volume Of the Orl
nAnee9 otthe city, pm bAht,l in 1885, and at paEea
ISL; 1S2 49,. l5t, l55 aud 1855, and 10 amend the
ordnance for the snppre4slnn gaming, found In
said book, atpAges 1bS and 1852.
SIC /. Be It ordained by the Council Of the city
OF WhSelinE, that funy persom slIaIl assemble or IL
Ioand On any Street Alley, or any other public place
or IN any IuSs, outlunSe, Ofce, stable or she'd tre
engine or hOSe hnuse, board yard or lot OF ErCuud
tor the purpose OF prIsttntIUn ewdneas indecen.
oy or II any prostitute shall be found In any such
place, between shutdown aod SUI up, or fhuy person
shall within the limits OF the city, keep any housO
Ur place o. III fins, or 6Hwdy house bpuss ofre-
eIFt igE Of keep OF larbVr persons thetN-
IN for the purpose Of Prostitution, OrIf any person
shall 6e fJund with any mace olnnS shot, colt OF
kn3cElorS VI Lead brass or other material or motal
Zach and every POrson ohVnLinE, shall forthwith
He arrested BY the Cty serEeant any VI his depu-
ties on WntErnt tsSue1 By the Mayor, any Al
deFuan q the city, or BY any Jnstce Of the Peace
ZOE ONO Cyuntyj or without warrant, Il provided
Tor IN tue 2sth Section Of Bad Urdnanee ,ssed IN
JAnurS' 1865 and be subject tOtFiRl, tns and fun.
prisonment and Labor, Is S provided Ia the second
tysecnnd, twenty third and twenty sec
lions Of a!d Ordinance last mentlone'E provided,
however, that fsmde shall DO sent or 5uIIectei
To the chain gang. or to labor at the Public Works
or improvements vi the city, Us reson Of any enact.
SIC. 2. BE II further ordained that persons found
hnty VI Violating the provisions Of tie 9th aud eth
scti1ns OF said Orliutiicc mentioned Ia the Drece
ng section, shnll liz subject to imprisonment and
Dor as " prescribed In the said tWeut sec
on OF HaId orlinSncs. passed IT, January, 1855; and
person may be arrested as Is provided for In lie SAID
2Sth Section.
See s. BE It farther ordained that irany person
shall be found on any Street, alley 1r public place.
or any out lot, OF Eruuud the commons. or In
any nre engine or hose h0use stAblcs shed, chr
EtaEe, or wagon house or any lot or parcel of
ground not belonging to such person. unless lie has
the content In writing. ct tho owners Of such lot or
parcel OF ground playing AZ cards OF any game,
within the limits OF the city which, is unawfHl nc.
cor'ling 70 the 9th section Of the Ordinance Of this
sly, Gntitiei an 9rduancs for the suppression olga.
a FafVa ~
and liable to dns and imprisonment and 10 ItI,nr
as IS provided for In said ID. I'D, 2lrSi and 9th
secttons OF said Ordinance, md mentioned I'm the
nrSt section OF this Ordinance: and to this end NAV
Oe arrested upon warrant issued by the Nav
or OF any Alderman Of IL the city or Justice Of tho
Is provided by the 2Sth section or said orIlinancr
passed January. 1854
SEC !. This Ordinance AhnlI be In force from and
after this 10th day OF NAV. 1890.
lnyII JACOB DURELE. Clerk.
lStaats Zeitung and Union COpy.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEI HAIR.lYEI
VIZ. A. DATCnBnoRs IIAIR nyp

sAs 4SAAhlgIS.o l4Alh Is.
lac only Rar"Ies' and Rettasts Dye Kso,o,,.
All others are mere limitations, and sond 10 avoid.
cd il yam wish to escape rilicule.
GREY, RED Or RUS ny HAIR dyed instantly to
beautiful aud natural brown or Black, without the
least injury to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to WN.A. DATcHrLoR since 1882, and over
10000 applications have been made to the hair Of
the patrons Of his famous Dye
wy. A. BATCIIsLoH's HAIR DYE produces u
color not to Je distinguished from nature, and is
'0arraHied not to injure in thcleast, however long
it may DO continued, and the III effects ofyUud Dyes
remedled The hair is tnvigorated for life by this
splendid Dye, which Is properly applied at No. 10
Bond Street New York.
Sold tn3l the eities and towns OF The United States
Dy Druggists and Fancy Goods Ds,Ierr
The Genuine Inns the name civilian 4 DatcbeIor >,
an address npon steel plate engraving on tie four
WHOLESALE RAcTORT, 81 DIRcIAr ST.. 7
"plV-ly Late @I3 broadway, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
g OeI9gfaPl1,
Reported Exclusively for the Daily
4ntelllgencer,
PROCLAMATION of the GovernoT oP1y7,

$ 1870 Va BA4V AAONGIIQE= y
LouIsyILIE, May 2o.-Gov. NaEotIin hss
issued proclamation appended 10 pre-.
am6ie, declaring: Whereas, MANY rood ,.;,L
liens have requested him to forbid tho
march OF any forces over Kentucky Ia al
tack Cairo or otherwise disturb tlit. nc.,tI..
tut attitude of Kentucky with Fererenr,.
TO the deplorIble wRr nowtWaEinr between
the United States and the Confederate
Stats stating that the same citizens re-.
questtd him to forbid the march of any
United States troops over Rentuckv sn;I
for tue occupation Of any post or 'rInce
within Kentucky; and whereas, every i'm.
disatton of public sentiment shows minis.
takably the determined purpose of the ne,,.
pie TO maintain the fixed position of self.
drtenHel proposing and intending no invn-
slen OF aEgl ession townrdsany other State
OF 9tates, tor5iddiug the quarlctinE of
troops upon her soil hy either hostile Sec
lion, but simply standing aloof from mn
unnatural, horrid and lamentable s,rir.
for the existence whereof, Kentucky nei!
Their by thought, word nor act, is IN INV
wise responsible; and whereas, this policy
Is IN my Judgment wise, peaceful, safe AMI
honorable, and most likely to preserve
pence and amity between The neiohborin,y
border States on both shores of the Ohio,
and protect Kentucky from a depIorablsl
vtvtl war; and whereas, the arms tlistrib.
pted to the State Guard are MOI TO he
used against the Federal Government or
the Confederate States, but TO resist and
prevent eucroRchmentS on her soil,5rights.
nonor and sovereignty by either of.the bel
ilgerent parties, and hoping Kentucky NAV
DC successful as u mediator between them;
anu IN order to remove unfounded dis
trust II and suspicious Of purpose, to force
kentucky out of the Union Ut the point of
the bayonet, which mny hive been strongly
and wickedly engendered in the publiS
mind, In regard to my own position and
lhat ofthe Suite guard, now, therefore, 1
hereby notify mud warn all other States
separate or United, and especially Unirci
States and Confederate SAies that spI-
ennly forbid any movement upon Ken
lucky soil, or occupation of any mort pnrt
or place therein, forany purpose Whatever,
until authorized by initiation or permis-
sion OF the Legislature aud executive au-
thorlties. especially forbid nil citizens
OF Kentucky, whether Incorporated I'm
Slate guard or Otherwise, making anv
hostile demonstrations against any of the
aforesaid authorities, to be obedieut 10
the orders Of lawful authorities, to remain
quietly and PeaceHble ut bone when off
military duty 10 refrain from all words
and acts likely to provoke collision, aud
so otherwise conduct, that the deplorlble
calamity OF invasion may be avCrted, but
meanwhile make prompt efficient preparg-
ttons, assume tile paramount and suDre,ne
law of self defence, and strictly Of self
defence alone.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
From Cincinnati.

CINoINSARt. May 2O.-Tnrse companies
of U. S. Artillery, from Fort Randall,
Minnesota, under communal OF Mini. Getty,
arrived on Sunday morning, and encamIp-
ed III the Orphan Asylum lot. They leave
for Camp Dennisnn this morning. There
are now $4,000 Ohio volunteers Mt Camp
Dcnnison.
Aaron Harlan was nominated for Con-
gress in the 7th District, as successor to
Gov. Corwin.
Yesterday afternoon, large number of
people congrcgnted on the foot bridge
which spans the Miama Canal at i4lh St.
for the purpose of viewing the u. S. troops
eucnmred in the Orphan Asylnm lot. when
it fell, precipitating about so men, women
and children INTO the canal Ne one was
drowned, but several were injured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
as1y- MORE BLAxksrs XEEDrp.-We would

Ear MORE BLAXKETs NEEDED.-We would
again call tue attention OF our generous and
paJIic.spirited citizens to tue necessity of
SUPPLYING our sol Tiers on tue Island with
Jl4akets; or, IL blankets cannot he had,
quilt, and comforts. These are absolutely
e.seutinl to their comfort, or even health !;
ard many of them we learn are not yet sup.
pied with these necessaries of camp life.
Doubtless many Of the gallant company
.ha, came in from Cameron yesterday nre
similarly situated, having come here with
bu. little knowledge of what would be
needed Will not our citizens see 10 this
ding, and supply the want, If any there
oe. Surely We who have consulted our
e,seand safety by remaining Mt home would
tot contribute with grudgiug hand, or
ait!l,old enlirely,a pi;tance to secure the
comfort and convenience of the brave men
who have volunteered TO defend us and
our, who are now enduring the rigors of
camp duty, and will yet encounter the dan.
gers of tie conflict to shield US and our
freside..
We hope contributions of blankets aud
somfOr'ers will be freely bestowed by those
who have plenty and to spare. They may
be left at II, X. Lists, l. NJ. Pumpbrey's,
Or any other good Union mans on Main
street. Wenre not aware that either SOL
iiers or officers have solicited anything,
but we learn there is necessity, aud we
lrge attention to it as a matter of justice
lad humanity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

60 RELIGIous SERVICES on rHE Is
LAxo.-Last sunday, the Rev. Wesley
Smith of the 4th Street NJ. E. Church,
preached to the Soldiers now encamped
on the Island a large number of citizens
were present, and the grand stand, in front
of Which the preaching took place was
crowded. a few inmates before 3 o'clock,
the several companies formed in front OF
their respective quarters fully armed, and
were marched up in front Of the grand
st'nd where they stood during the delivery
of the sermon. Most of the soldiers
joined in the singing, unI we never saw
Inside Of Church or out more attentive
listeners Or more perfect order, TIE Rev.
Ne. Smith came down upon the Secession
leaders uusp tringly. Daring the dis
course and whilst speaking of the effort
to telr down the Stnrs aud Stripes, aud
hoist in their stead rattlesunke; he said
it WAS " G ll's mercy, nothing but a Coils
mercy that jeff. Davis, Wise, and the
rest of the Secession leaders, had not
been turned into rnttlesnakes and sent
Kissing through the Cotton fields and cane.
brakes, until some negro knocked the
poisonous wretches in the head with his
hoe. lie SAID he expected aud hoped to
see tue American Flag floating over every
blttlement aud every fort belonging to the
United States.
After the sermon and before the SOL
diers returned to their quarters, there was
dress parade, in which all the men in
camp participated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
Arrival of the Steamship Canadian

Arrival of the Steamship Canadian
FARTHER PoIST, May 2O.@T6e steAni-
ship Canadian, from Liverpool. With adj
vices TO the 9th inst, has passed here on
her. way, upon to Qpebec.
The steamer North Briton arrived ont ON
the 9th.
Count Tsktli, the Hungarian patriot, has
been assassinAted.
The London money market was more
stringent, with an active demand.
Active preparations are making in the
Navy Yards for sending powerful squad
ron to the American waters.
1t is stated that American agents had
reached France. to purchase aims and mil.
itnEy equipments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

R9rrnr R,ouT Mas ~ ruE Rreur
PLAcE.-Our young friend john Kelley,
:, of Col, B F. Kelley, formerly ofw6ee-
"as, hts command of QUE OF tue Philalel-
PLla companies, AMI has recently been
called from Baltimore 70 Washington. He
Is u soldier every inch OF him, and will
give splendid account of himself at the
ssst opportunity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
From Kew west

NV YORK. May 2O.-Advices from Kew
West to the l4th state that Capt. Craven,
Of the Crusader, seized the steamer Su.
sauna rs she was about arriving.
The yacht WRnderer is to be sent into
the Gulf under Lieutenant Of. tie U. S.
Navy.
Key West remained loyal. All solutions
persons were to lie removed from The Isl.
and. Maj. French had appointed mng-
istrate. who suPercedes the mayor, jus
tees, &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

Ra~IF The Uaion could be saved by star
spanslsa banners, it N ght be regarded as
u'ae, in this city. Probably it will take
s'@e'hlnS sterner than that. In view of
such possible contingency, it might be
We. wen to invest our surplus funds ia some.
u sA'ns that will have more effect on the
70 'tslsFte Imagination. star.spangled-
p''asFisn has besn thoroughly applied
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
Read the Following. IT is True /!

T. H. LOo1S, ESQ. Dear Sir:
wrote to you some timo since for a Bottle OF
NrentliugGrs Fluid Extract of sarsaparilla and Dan
deiOn aud must say that it has acted upon me like
a charm have been afflicted for near two years
With Dyspspsiai two-tlrirds of the Tins 4 yOHited
from one to thrco times day. 17had given M The
idea Of ever getting we'll aud indeed my friends had
given M all hopes Of my ever getting we'll again
Added to this, suffered with the serOrula very.
much. Since last September one side OF rny ps.i,
Was one entire sore composed Of sumo seven running
sores The use Of one bottle has much improved
me- Ny stomach Is relieve ell and my neck lls inn.
proved beyond my most EnnEuine expectations 1
feel much encouraged and think by tile MS, Of one or
two bottles more shall DO relieved entirely You
Yours respectfully. J, W. HOMER
The above medicine is prepared by r. A. BE ENT
LINGER CO.. No. lII Market street Wheeling
and sold by most Of the Drug Ists ofths city uIS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
Coast Guard Steamer Attacked BY
Rebels--More Rebel Batteries near

Especial to the Evening POst.l
GfoSn.SGI0S' May 1o,-o5 Sunday night
ashore Mt the mouth of the Potomac. She
wns attacked by an armed propeller from
Rtvhmnnd. and after brisk route-t, the
rebels were beaten OF. Four Government
soldiers wcro killedand fivsRgpunried. An
armed steamer, iiHs Bonr ftisf suit. &
Late ndyices frgn Cliarlgston shy they
are erecting hntteries on the coast near
Ctarleston, Of Fitied canaoal q, bast Oh a
biockadiug feet.
a daily mnil is established between
Washington and Fort Monroe, via Ballf-
more
ACollision ut Harper's Ferry is regarded
as certain this week.