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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02


;oiuod in the huzzaing with most eA.ra ooS.sD
s.s.srstiOns Of gee swinging nas' a. ~ ,gb
bis AK bending themselves aim0s' uOuV .t.a,b
s~- s. sardip0 Shouts of laughter eeaoiag OiO
-,.u. and sometimes excaiunng' iAu'''D
Mnxa LinoOhr' -.;os -5av can
&ass~s INV oe.-Our scouting parties To-Day cay
49, 49, .h-ea thousand dollars worth OIL piun-
~. k.h;od bv wises army, including my me
a't, .aI hundred knapsacks, mess chests iaii u
eol o.mD kettles sugar, medicine chests t"en,
81 whisky. guns, swords, Secession nags, anu
,hole Official correspondence and many u 'u0
...-,..,.rol,s of the Rebel command, from APh up
- Ser inst The muster-rolls show a very aGse
-, % aeserions-in some cases % out Of eonPA-
-. - "a are reported absent without leave" he
~, veports also develope that many Of the troops
sy .eped with old 1int-lock musketsi ana the UOriY
.uoaaence, tina. the Rebels meet with an e4ceeus
ed recertien from the people Of the kana"nS '.y'
ore Of the pagers is letter from Gov TeYs-
ard, inc Lieut. Col. John MeCausland OF 'ng
NJ ,rv Institute TO take command III u'e n"D" :, -
,isy. Another is a report from captain - W
ionsl commanding. thar two Union men nave secre'eu
49,. ,,,o,s,na mounds Of bacon and -four lot 'ue
,,,.o,oa Notberu troops, and request that ne may
a.no,od 20 capt,re il to-day as tomorrow II may
49, \, further adds that two columns OF
- are moving toward them IN complete CO.
a.,,;on With each other. third, sent IN with a
'.,ror charges him with BENZ ID communication
h tbe enemy, adding in proof that he had just come
f,om Ohio when captured and THAI several copies OF
g1e Cincinnati Commercial were found IN hls posses
t,orl
IL command left Charleston at this afternoon and
4hed 10 uaes up the river, camping st o'clock to-
sisht. We have neatly reached the head Of nsviga'
,on the Kanawha, and must soon leave the feet
and; but Wises army is quite feet enough foI
rs il is now abOuE twenlyfour hours ahead, retreat
ing by forced marches
SATURDAY, July 27.-our advance scouts came il
Eglt Of 6 Rebel cavalry early this morning, and free
upon them; but they reeated too rapidly to be over
ssssn One Of their guus captured. Everywhere
w bear Complaints that the Rebels have robbed stores
4 en- horses, and tabeu supplies Of all kinds withou
Ayng for them. Our army, after irregular, disor
derly laarch OF FIVE miles, csmped for the night Th
valley Of the Kanawha here is seldom more than
mile in width, ard Is shut in BY rugged bills. writ
his in Secession tavern, while of the colonies o
e command is sitting upon the porch, assuring th'
IA aoTdthat he is the soundest of Pro-Savery men
that be designs to put a run way "ngger' which ha
somehow fallen into his hands, into the first jail h
reaches and that Slave is the normal condition Of th
negro All the ReOes captured thus far some Of then
very active and bitter have beer treated with extreme
leuiency How long is shis 10 continue a rose-wate
WY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS IN MASSA.
CHUSETTS.
BosToN, TLursdsy, 4

BosToN, Thursday, Aagus' |, 1851
The 3th Regiment was mustered ont Of service this
D. M, and the Companies, several of which belong IN
Essex County, departed for home, where o cordial
public reception viii be given thoIa by the local au-
thoudcs.
Col. Kinks made feeling and eloquent speech to
the Regiment before separating.
Shortly before five O'Clock the 9Th Regiment arrived
having made a long atop in Worcester where salute
Of cannon an enthusiastic reception by tie people and
authorities and bountiul Fwelconedthcsolder
At the Boston Depot the regiment were me By the
"a Battalion aud escorted TO The Common. Much
interest has been felt in this regiment, il was the
very flint in tho country to start for tho protection OF
Washington. and their reception was Of That marked
heartfelt character which both the gallant 9th and The
citizens Of Boston viii long remember. After par
taxing Of the COLLATION., the regimen, was FURNISHED
with quarcr. in The city FOR tonight, and viii Leave
for Lowell tomorrow. II il understood that hey vii,
be mustered Ont Of service in the mo.IHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
ARMY AND NAVY.

Orders were received at the headquarters Of he
Army in this city yesterday from the Secretary Of
War calling for several companies Of United States
requars. In compliance with it 2l0 unattached re-
croits were mustered on Governors Island, and dis
watched 10 the seat of war. They to fill up yacan-
s in the United States forces caused by the battle Of
Bull Rum A de schment Of United States cavalry
unmounted-will leave the lddsou-stroet Iendezyone
to-day for the depot at Carlisle Fl where they VIII
b. provided with horses and general e menls They
VIII be Immediately attached 10 TeglmenJs--prooaoly
L, the gallant Second serving IN Virginia.
the United STATES sJedni-gunb0at irOlEois, 3, which
returned some Tine 5iuce from the Mediterranean
sm3dr0u snd subsCq ueuty tgoman slccssslai search
a.. the left Davis called from The BNOalyn Navy.
Yard osterlay >le i. TO he employed On tie coast
asds ng the blockade ieet and looking def tho later
e,ts of American commerce.
The PampeTO and Kuhn, vessels chart rcd or
bought bv the Government, have arrived a. the Navy
Iard Capt Isaac I. Doughty, late executive officer
of the United States Marines q. Per smonth, n. ~,
reported Tor duty yesterday 20 Mayor bfeYoofl 81 ING
Brc0klyn Barracks. Caps. Doughty Was sometimes
since orc cred from this station 10 replace Capt. Dl-
aucv who has been also sent back to his original post
Tho United States vessels Vixen, NaIina and Craw-
ford. are anchored of tho Battery. Ihc steam cor
vet.e Richmond, Ii, has got her armament on 6oafd,
and will probably sl on Saturday. lie harriet Lane
il taking in her battery. An addition to ne klcll'
moud's Marine Guard will he made to-day. lhe Con-
neetcut, Potomac, Brandywue. North Carolina, Aar-
ric Lane. National Guard Paupero, Kuhn, and other
GRAFT ere IN the stream.
The first official report FROM the United states sailing
igate st. Lawrence, which left Philadelphia 70 Join
the bloc kade fleet some ecks ago, announces the sez-
ore of the BRIG Herald, loaded with stores and bound
TO Iiycrpool, England. The steam gunboat Albaiross
of the Chesapeake division Of the blockade reports the
recapture of the schooner EnchantIess OF Aewbury-
nom Moss. The schooner and the Aba.ross are both
expected here.
Col. Emory Of the 81 rew) Regiment Of I. S. Cave
airy has taken ground 70 form camp Tor bis men adj
Joining Pittsburgh, Pa, where his headquarters have
been located by the War Department. tive recruit
inc offices are omen for the organization oC the regiment
letter from the Colonel to the authorities asking
power 20 buy horses and begin dill % once, Is UNDER
confederation The camp of the 81 Il IN lInden Grove
near Oakland and little outside Pittsburgh.
PrRCUasED AND CHARTERED VESSELS.
Yhe following is an alphabetical list OF the vesseis
purchased and bougb, by Government mp to this date
those having star y attached 20 their names are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

il any department. b. The srec:l aGthori Of tbe corn.
na13erterocf czoep, 10 extreme gases admitting O
10 5tiiv.
By Command O, Ii,ut- Sen a,ot.
J.. -. TOWNSEND.
h.sis,4ai At atau:5 eas.il
HNar4rRrsa5 oqIp Ag,r, WA,n'yo1oS. SLY 81 'ti.
lCorera O.der-. no. 70
" ms been rha prayer Of every patriot tift re
tramp and din e civil war might q; ieas: spare
the precincts within which rcposs DE sscEed
remains Of tic F,dhee of Is CoWtry Dot this
pious hope is Disappointed. Mount vernon, so
recently conseoratod anew 70 tic immortal Wash
iueion by tie ladic9 Of Amefiea, has already
been oveuun by bands OF goJes, who, ha'its
iamplC5 under foot the Constitution Of tho Uniicd
Su.tcs, tlc ark Of cur freedom and prosperity,
are prepared 70 tramplc on tho ashes Of Lin 10 whom
We arc ali mainly indebted for those niehty bess1aa.
Should the operations Of the war take the Utited
States troops in tia, direction the CGcT,l-in-Chei
does not doubt tAa each and every 1an VIII approach
with due reverence and leave unniurod uc only the
tomb, bat also the horse. the groye-, and walks,
which scr, 30 logcd By The best and greatest o. men
WINFIELD SCOTT
By comraanl J. D. TOWNSEND.
Assisl.if Ldu,rutGenclsl
Tie Wan Department has received tie ioho"H5
direct from Cen. RC5cnCr-nZ hy ttlelF0ph'
AuCUsr I, 1861.
% Zen. Cs rcoabe1 Coulev Rr.ig. on the 18th ult.
Gov VIE fed yyitott fghlinQ deslrovieg tho bridge
to prevent pursuit We have caTturcd go uutkei@'
and seveal looga Of cannon powder Many o. th9 IT,
habitauts OK that tiou, VINO have hliheiio DccN
strong 0li a, demo NEE Gov VIC ~. ~. Va" a.;
Ion destruction Of property, ard were abandoning mm
and his cause. ~
ellis Western troops are rapidly disbarding' ne
valley Of the Kanawha is free from Rebel troops
It eaid that tie new Bigajior Generals viii be
selected by the President only their services may Js
actually needed
A misapprehension exists az to the practices end
powers of the Select Committee Mr.. Potter chairman
TO examine into the loyalty Of Government employees
They have in 10 instance directed thc arrest Of any
one. In cases where the evidence is Satisfactory TO
them they report Cue fact to the proper authority, and
there the function OF the Committee ends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
FRom FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRTREss MONROE, " lnesday, July 81, 1861.
Viz Baltimore, Thursday, Aug ], 1861. )
Lieut. Ashley left the Fortress yesterday on an ex-
rediton with 800 aod several pieces of artillery,
co board the prcpsllers Cadwslader, Fanny, and
Adriatic. Their destination wac up the bay. They
have net vet been heard ton.
Mr.. La Mountain made balloon ascension this
morning. He STAINED elevation of l. 900 feet and
was able 70 observe circuit of thirty miles IN diane
er, making some useful observations to the position
Of the enemy.
No traces Of the ConfedeTates nthe vicinity
Of Hampton, which is perfect picture of deserted
VILLAGE.
John Tyler's house is occupied by large number Of
cOntraband
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

LOUISVILLE, Tn Tsday August l. 1861
dispatch from Nashville to Tie Courier says that
zen. McCuIlocb has defeated COL Sigel in Southern
isSouri, killing 9 900 and losing 900. The report is
believed at The Courier Office.
The Riesn0n2 Enquirer Of the Doth says that
nnsylyania regiment had been captured by the Con-
sderaies
n. X. Stevenson in Q card to TIE Nashville Union
tns morning says Judge Cstron will not undertake to
Nd the Federal Court at Nashville again. no matter
iat may occur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
IBr Telerrarh.n

GOV. WISE COai LeIbLl SURROUNDED.
CLEVELAND, Thursday, Aug. l, 1861.
Lieut.. Burgess of the 7th Regiment, and The Cleve-
land Paind,aers correspondent, writing from Bulls
town, Va, under date of July IS says that Cen Tyler
reached BustOwn THAI day end found that tbe Rebels
lad fed Gen Tyler advanced to FlatrOads, but the
Rebels still fed hearing there that Gen. Cox hsd
driven Gov. Wise from ChaTlestown. Gen. Tyler
considered Gov. Wise as con pletely surrounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
DEPARTURE OF The ONONDAGA COUNTY
CAVALRY

Syracuse, Thursday, Aug. ], 1861.
The onondago County Cavalry, Capt MoscheIl, de-
parted for Washington at 1890 tonight to join Col.
Van Aliens Cavalry Regiment. 9he company is 80
srong, and is composed Of the very best material
yeung bride, Mrs. Cook accompanies them as a daugh-
ser Of the regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
ARRIVAL OF THE MASSACHUSETTS sTH IN

BosroS, Thursday, Aug. /, 1861.
The 9Th Regiment arrived here shortly after II
'eock this morning. They met at the depot By
Second Battalion as an escort. ard an imr,euse
ovid Of citizeDs. The regiment marched through
yeral Of the principal streets, meeting on the route
y tn most enthusiastic reception, to the Common,
here q collation. awaited them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
OUR WOUNDED AT MANASSAS.

A.. PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Aug. l, 1861
ef mas been received here from young Phila-
- pm Harry RoekafellOw Of the New.York 7lst
go VIZ wounded and captured in the late battle,
.1e"s 70 give assurance that Smiley Hospital
~'' H'' 0afned, aud that he is treated kindly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, Thursday, August l, 1851.
Ormand F. Minis has been appointed captain in
CooAs splendid Light Artillery, which was mustered
mo service yesterday. Capt. Minis formerly CON
na"oSa Cooks Battery, and has acted as drill officer of
Una corps which be has been chosen to command
He ia good and popular officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
MAINE TROOPS HoNEWARD BOUND.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Aug. I, 1861.
me is, Maine Regiment passed through here at 5
"s0sk tbs morning, en- route for home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
TIE PRIZE BRIG HERALD.

PHLADELPHA, Thursday, Aug. /, 1861.
The prize brig Herald with cargo of naval stores
ana tobacco, from Beaufort, S. c., bound to LIVER
ees and which was captured by the frieate St. Law.
renoe on the 10th Of july has arrived here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
eOntraband
FROM CAIRO.

Cane, Thursday, Aug. ], 1851.
Scouts just in report et Thompson, with 500 rebels
encanped thirty miles south Of Birds Point. There
are 5000 between Charleston and New-Madrid, and
1000 at the latter phase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

W0UNDRD SOLDIERS u PuILADTLPHlA.-lt weai1
be well If some official notification were made Of aha
aet that the Hospital Of the Home Gnard, ASys-
aendng Hal, Catherine street, above Tenth street, -
always open for tho reception of wounded AID Sck
sold ers. Tbs excellent Institution Is intended botn
for those who reside here and for thOse who are pass
inc throagh Philadelphia their way hoIae' Many
lives viii he saved by shOst delay here until Vreneo
Il gained, by tie careful attention OF Dr. Nelu ana ns
.lT of smgoozs AMI physicians, Il this Dcsria 10
more freely Used, OF csmse the City ef yhiiaoepu.-
VIII extend It's appropriation PROFESSIONALLY anu
citizens win enlarge their useful sharTy by inere'sS
contributions Of articles necessary TO-; the eoiop y
alex aud wounded men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

TIE pAwEEE on THE LOOKOUT
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Nc learn that Col. WA. o. Brown, OF che go
New.Yof Volunteers, nov oncamped a. Arn = u
Inns re.ieood. This r,eiUent 70 composed laa"V'
companies from Jeiegr5u County
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
D1rlmNEsr oY TIM Sn-NANnoiH [
Su.oY Hook. Md, Jnig 90, 1861.

6INOI WTlNl NII.I july % I'lI'
Tie number OF noopsis ieirs daily augmented by
tle arrival Of ucV aid woli-li.cplrtd regiments and
81 tlc me.-tae tlo to. 1andl. Os ial ANA slai aIe
bu.ly engaged IN oigmzUg tho Army into Blsaies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

Large Force Of Rebels at Hand,
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LATER FROM KANAWHA VALLEY
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GOV. WISE STILL RUNNING.
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OUE TROOPS IN PURSUIT.
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WAsnISGToS, Thursday, Aog 15al
Tho following orders have just been promulgated:
HrAnQUAufEus or IRE ArHY,
WAsuwcros, laly cd, 1861.
G-sfG.l OEprl. No. H.
S,m,hcsol l9aes Zoe arms, traitors or spice. aud
arrests q offenders iu .acl ualleI- Sa.l oaly be made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

There are over 10 others. the NAMES OF Wmah nave
not set been obtained. When they are known, we
viii print them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

FLiTBOATS GATHERED AT ACQUlA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

Twice as many mi2ht be counted were the ~ hole
Safe taken in. Tais includes oaly one depot Of the
three.
yoqgerd odcl issued fron il- United States
Arcg Headquarters all regiments ready .og transport
e,iya within certain gesihei tias, La}o leeu guaeu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
FROM WASHINGTON

SUSPICIOUS MOVEMENTS on IaE RIyE0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

III any department. d. the rccl a0t'ori'y q the corn
na33othereof o1oep, il eStTeme gases admitting q
NJ 3tisy
By C5uu-rl @, Iiout-gsn. Boost.
J.. y. TOWNSEND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
PERSONAL.
Gov. WashbUme Of Maine is in town.
THE WRONG NAME,

THE WRONG NAME.
II was Egbert l.. Viele whom the New-Hork
delegation recommended foT BrigadicrGcncral,
and not J. !. Yele as printed.
rXANnSATION OF NEW OFFICERS FOR THE NAVY.
an Examining Board Of accomplished ship
masters viii be appointed in Ncw-York aud
Boston to examine oil candidates for Office on
board the new vessels of the blOckading feet.
1t is rumored that the New-YOrk Board will be
composed Of Ezra Nye, r. l.. Taylor and George
w, Blunt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, December l5.-Senator Will
son gave notice that he would introduce to-
morrow bill for the abolition of slavery in
the District of Columbia paying loyal own,
ers the value of their slaves. a general
bankrupt law is under consideration III Con-
gress.
WAsuIsGroS, December l6.-The Lincoln
Government is firm in adhe.iug to the arrest
of Mason and Sdell, and fears no var with
England and France.
Val.aa,iigha.n Introduced the resolution last
night which follows:
Resolued, That it is the sense of this House
that it is the duty of the President now to
firmly maintain the stand he has taken, approx
ing an adopting the act of Wilkes, in spite
of any move OF the British Government, and
that this House pledges its full support to him
in upho!diny now the honor and vlndicatlng
the courage OF the Government and people
of the United States against foreign powers
Vallandigham moved the previous question
but the House decided. BY vote of lO9 to
l6, to refer the resolutions to the Committee
on Foreign Affairs.
There is much anxiety felt in Washington
for fear that the Jail in Charleston with the
Federal prisoners was burned.
The correspondent Of the New York Times
of the 18th, says that the diplomatic corps
seem more concerned about matters than the
LincolnitcS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25
Battle on the Potomac.

ErcuvoSD, Dec. GA portion Of our
Potomac army suffered defeat yesterday.
The particulars are as follows:
Al iour o'clock yesterday morning, Gener-
al Stuart, with l5J cavairr, jeff, DAVIS Ar
,illery, the lst Kentucky regiment, the 10Th
.A!abama regiment, the llth Virginia rcgl-
rnent. and the 9Th South Carolina regiment,
being portion Of Gen. Longstrcct's brigade,
left Cen,revillc in order to attempt to capture
Federal foraging party at Darnes'ille, i6
miles from Centreville. As the lorce neared
the place, they founl the Yankees l3,oOo
strong; but Gen. Stuart, n"thi'S dannted,
with his 1000 NEIL, attacked them. Tue
ii .ht lasted The grcsler portion ui the oay
when the CoGft-deratts retired.
Our loss is about 30 killed, and AL equa
nuruher wounded. Am >ng the killed are Col
Taylor, of tile lst Kentucky Regiment, AND
the Ma jur of the saline Regiment. The III
Virginia Regiment, from l.ynchburg, bad
killed and II wounded. A third field otiic:
was killed, and another had his arm shot Oh
Your of the Jeff. Davis Artillery were killed
st the guns, and several wounded.
Gen. Stuart sent to headquarters Tor rein
force;nents, and last night: the balance
Gen. L ngstreet's brigade, consisting OF four
, teen regiments, went down to give the Yam
KEGS another fight. Nothing has been hear'
of their operations today.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25

Queens messenger aud the messenger from Mr..
Adams lcft Boston or Tuesday for Washing
ton. English dispatches were sent in haste
to the Admiral OF the North American squad
ron al Havana.
The privateer Sumter orerhauld the ship
Munt,uurency, frun Bath, Maine, recently,
ransolnsd her for $40 900, aud allowed her
to proceed. It,,
The New York Herald says that in three
weeks not dollar would be left III the red
ersl treasury. sl.;i no provision has been 'isde
to rep!eni.n it. Wall street is in con;us'oii.
Stock have greatly declined, a,d there IS en-
tire st.gnation in business III the city. Ire
Hsrull urges The immediate enrolling Of all
the yr,ng and able bodied men il: the city.
MONTREAL, December l6.-The news D!
the Europa creates mnch excitement. There
is strong British feeling throughout the pro-
vince.
ToloSro, December l6.-There Ii much
excitement here, and the action of the Home
Government is strongly approved.
Dispatches from Detroit, Cleveland Baill,
more, Pit,sburg, Cincinnati, Hartford, But
falo Chicago and Milwaukee, all OF the 10th
repor, the people prepared to sustain the Ad
lninisl ration, and 10 resist the demand q
England.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25
IS Stranger than Fiction.n

A word to the sirls,-but in tho first place
yoang la,iics, Christians Gyt" as lou'l as we can
bawl. luE are caught. aiut it so ?-and 0hat shall
the gift he, What shall it Lc? What shall it be /!
That's the question u al bearings. lie snall see
In the mean time We have a very affecting little
incident to tell you. Listen:
As low the Christmas fires burned within a
cottage home, war-worn soldier, just returned
from whcro the Atlantic foam, MIS- splashing
'gaiust hostile feel. came to the door and took
his scat mud whispered to his shardowy feet,
" We've come, 1t last wc;ro come
Tho tlulrct voice o! nalen fair, was singing
sweet and low but little thought she le was there,
"a, mur,n' ring sad nnl slow, sic said oh dsr-
ling of my scul now heavily the hours roll, my
heart is but dnrkened scroll when you desert
me so."
Why droops tho soldiers murky head? why
clasps he thus his breast: as, rising. he with
shostly tread draws near like phantom gucst A
mystery ia ON his brow, it seems to say not,
nor, the mortal thing that made the VOW, that
warns this turtles ncst."
Just then sudden wintry blast angs wido tho
cottage door the msiden's weary sung il past,
she gees him now once more. But Lorrors what
unearthly sound is this she hears rs, with bound
the warrior drops his MARTA! shroud, (n grcysouc
cloak and screams aloud: Old Ciri.ir,o. comes
but once yesr, Oh. Giany, is yon a*a.eahs done
mn dear"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25
Interesting from Salrda.

Major Il. d. HrlEr inparts to us tae infOrma-
ton that Mr.. Jso. COLEMAN will hayo ready Ivy
the last of january about 3OOO lbs of pork. n
present for the soldiers who are doing service in
our State.
Also, that the Bethany Aid Society Of Saluda
have gent boxes to the Charlottesville Hospital
during the past three months, containing large
assortment of useful articles, such sheets, pill
lows and slips towels pants shirts. coats, socks,
handkerchief, variety of medicinal storcs, ban
dagos, &C., dc.
We regret to learn from tho same source, that
On Thursday night the 18th inst, Mr.. LUXE liAv-
lnD lost by fire his barn ard stables; ono muc
was burned to death and others murl. injured IL
quantity Of fodder and wagon were also con-
sumcd Supposed to be the work of IN inceu-
diary; rs socn as the alarm could bc given,
hounds wero put upon tho trail, carried it to Lit
tls SalRdu river, and there lost it.