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Court CaleM6 ar-Thss Day.
COMMON IIEIAs.-Nos l2o, %, 20, I0s, 10, isi, H.
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The Indian Herb Doctor, r. TambIety,
d. from Canada be consulted free OF charge at 400
Broadway.
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Hill, Inimitabls HAIR Cutter, No. Rar-
clay street Hair Dye % CENTS black brown Beat
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Barry's TriCOphs rOaz fs the Hest and
cespee article for dressng besuvtpR ling oeansing
r,eserving and restoring the Hair Ladies', try IT, Sold by
all drnggiAA.
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"A ONE QUARTKB SECOND rIMBKEHPERs
BY JULES HUTCHINSON,
JouorAseun
few Of these celebrated quarter wxsohss en-
ing rres speed and other nice cuations o. time j
ccived and Tor sale by
KoBkRT RAFT co,
Importers OF Watches. Jewelry, &c. &c.
56i Broadway,
Opposite Ohy Han
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A Z nArI,ar,p
~ f'te q ~, On ca covered nf-hss Each ....s =,
NJ ~ ehina b, ftuit rssse h........ 10
M ffetch chioa a. nrseus rarn -
Pr ls1e9 ehins nn Plai"s tee dozen ,....... 50
-. men INA RIesk -st tstes the
Mnne ren'h eAirs pa 'es be dozen ......... %
While rreteh CHINA Yea ssls ~ pieces -. ...... IS
White ttench china nioner re> lis pieces .. 10 IN
SoIo tsno rtneh chra Tea " p .........
Fancy french obna Dinner s+,s i67 pie sas . a. -
Out glass Gobets, the ..............,'' az
Cut glass u. capters the pair .............. / 81
Coord Bohemian gisss Finger Rox,. the dozen i -
Silver 'ssed Cake Baskets, each - ............. 4 -
kuver plated Casors cut buttles ..............
oliver plated Ice Pitch earh '. ............ q a
Silver plated Tea and Coffee Sets pieces .... ID .
Silver psied Table Forks, the d. U
Silver plated FOODS the dOz<n 4 IS
Ivory handle Dtnw nfvea, the dozen ......,... =
Ivory handle Tea Knives, the dozen. ...........
Also a complete assortment OF
ron STONE CHINA
at equally low prices
W. j. r. DALEY 90.
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GENERAL HALLS OFFICE.

No orders issued at General Halls office yestcr
day. II was understood, however, thst the Fifty fth
regiment (Srde La'ny ette) wond be cent into camp on
saturday The Battery Is the spot spoken OF as the
camping ground.
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Drawings or IL. France ~ Ce.'s Oeta.
Observation-Disclosures by - Akssxn,5, PASSED
January. lso9 Grants % run tsensy yea,s -,
Hussrx CourTY-CLsss 1914 Ilsgu May SO 1897.
80, IL, IA, SO, 3. At. "a, As, SO, Is, rs, 81.
ConsoLIpAr9p--CLsss 9S Drawn May % ihsL
"a. 81, AZ, p, rs, ca 80, 81, 50. ~, 81, &c, 26.
CtrculAr sens free or charge BY addressing
E. FRANCE 90 Hknagrs
wilmington Delaware
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lance In valuable labor saving machinery (prected By -
trs patent end extensively used especially thu, cy
60 perty carriages preferred Call n aosrs
uoieL Broadway.
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ouARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT.

General Arthur nfor that Colonel rovnscnds and
Colonel Tayors regiments viii leave 70 day for Fortress
Monroe. On Friday Colonel HAwkns and Colonel
wcbber's regiments viii leave for The same place.
Colonel Icons zouaves will start for washingtoa on
fr0ay or Saturday Colonel Pratts regiment, portion
or whom are now quartercd In the Park, VIII occupy
Colonel Hawkrs quarters Rkers Island the latter
vacate the prepses Colonel Lansipgs (5svcU teeuth)
regiment will probably occupy Colonel Wsoas quarters
on Staten Island.
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Omelal drawings Of Wood, Eddy 4 Cor
KENTUCKY AND missouri SvATE Li,rTERIEH.
KKsrucxr KxraA GLASS. 85-MAy - 1851
SO, "a, "a, Ga, %, 3d. 6, 8. AZ, Z. 68, IL.
BxsrucKY GLASS May -, 1877
s, Is, 8, 81 So so, 81, 63, rs, So, 49, As, %, IA.
Ccuars sent free of charge By addressing sith.r 2
Covtngton Xy., or b. Louis, Mo
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Spring Clothing,
Al kyAns', 60 AND So FULTON STREET..

Wheeler 4 WtlsOn's Improved Sewing
| Machine s reduced prices CGice t0s BrcAdssy
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CrtstadorO's Hair Dye, wigs and T0u-
peesThe best the would Wholesale retail and the
eye privately applied at NO 6 Aston house.
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Gsyetty's Meafcated Paper for the Wa
Cloeet 1fe only paper made Principal depot No.
Seekmsn street
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Surrogate Oairss
Before HuwGft O West surrogate.
WILL Or MRQ AMMAN

yscs Goshen, hr timaa's aee1s, sw0fe thst le vi
sited MI hank mans Lorsr a.Y sDd bGstness;
that 10 Ma -oh, 1860 he visited her 10 l0ox
pagers and Asi shs thea shoo Cd hm she still now or
fered for probAe
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

~ CRDHR sIRbEr--T AN CLEANING AVID kh.
III pairing watches for dollar putting wstch gssss
for az and selling Watches and Jewery W pay Nd
sacrfoe all on account OF the lines Conc
and sea "a JACOBS
A CEDAR srBRET-I An sBLIdNG FOR CASH.
fD 10 pay advances fine silver cylinder Watches, var
rsnted al &c 6pe silver hunting watches warranted,
~ ~ 70 eif fine gold Watches wsrranted en " So hne
gold patent lever Watches, warranted eG 20 70 500
Il JAOOD1
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KNAPP's CONCENTRATED ExrRAOr or roof.
N FOB MAKING ROOT sEER
This extract frm which the healthy beverage known
Rrapps Root Reer made IL put IN hotties at rs cruss
30 cents - and - eanb, sufoert 10 mako 10 90 rs and ~
gallons IT the pe~v 0epera depot So Hudson ho1
also by most wholesae ard retail druggists
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H.TRUMArIsM 9OROSylA.
ERYsIrELAs, SALT SHEUM, PIMpLKs, UcsvG
tevvr sores the OF Diseases II
rial C%pi.ints Debility. Liver and kidneys Incpisot
HyATT's LIrs BALsAM t6ousands Of ca % a
these and similar dseares and vi certainly en-
case which can he reached by medicine taken In ACCORD
with directions
BYAT1'n LIFE BALRAM cured wH'et jarvis Reo 1y4
Hicks street Brooklyn Of deep terrible
after bic physicians had decidec that
sary HE life
HyArT's LIFE BALsAM cured Mr. b Rica ~ 0rssu
street and 81 Clinton arkst Of tnsmmatory rheumas
sDd govt after he bad been crippled for years.
HYATrS LIsF Balls M cured Un'lv
master, Ill ksdiaon street. ulcer after he hsl
been in the Broadway Hospital months then thoush
II 10 be iDcursble
PRIHCPAL In ror, 2N GRAND STREET..
20 CRNTs BOTTLE; 81
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25 Patriotic Envelopes. Sill dfHe rent, for
20 certa l.. sTIhsON ~ Cedar street, up stairs
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NEW YORK BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.

Lieut. COL Hammond, Of the New York British Volu
teers has resigned his commission in the regiment.
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FIRST REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
The families Of enlisted in Colonel Aliens First reg
ment Of New York Volunteers will receive inform alton
to drawing their allowance, &C. from regimentaI pay
master, P. j. Joachimssen, No 3O2 Broadway.
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msrks as follows on the great importance Of da-

remarks aS IOllOWS ou suo b oos an1PoAs"'leS Va ~
cpline: -,
'"Then was exhibited spectacle, which for sad.
ness and alarm, ought never to be forgotten by the
people of America mean how easy thing it is
for small body of soldiers to overrun a populous
and powerful country. The British did not after
Clnton's return to New York exceed 5000 men,
and SouthC Carolina alone at the lowest computation
must have contained $4,000! and yet this host OF
poor honest men were made to tremble before that
handful of rufians as flock of sheep before the
wolf The reason is immensely plain. The British
Carolnians were scattered the country loose as
arope of sand The British were all we'll armed and
disciplined and moved in dreadful harmony, giving
their fire like a volcano. The Carolinians with NO
other than birding pieces and strangers to the art OF
war, were comparatively as forest glow worms
The British though but units in number, were so
artfuly arranged that they told for myriads; while
for lack of unity, the Carolinans, though numerous
as myriads, passed only for ciphers. In short the
British were handful of hawks; the poor Carroll
mans swarm of rice-birds. Oh, blind indeed, and
doubly blind is that people, and well worthy Of iron
yokes, who, enjoying all the sweets of liberty, in
land of milk and honey can expose to foreign Poll
stines, that blessed Canaan, unguarded By military
science. For lack of this habtua military prepare
ton on our part in few days after the fall of Char
lesion, Col Tarleton, with only one hundred and
fifty horses, galloped up to Georgetown, through the
most populous part of the State, with as much haul
teuras ouerseer and his boys would gaop through
negro plantation" &c.
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DUFFY'S
II g M T. G. WI + K II u Il i
FOR THE
Cnre Of Ague and Fever.


vuyUERE is NO DISEASE TO WHICH THE HUMAN
body is liable universal so dreaded, or so general
l fatal as Fever it appears in different countries anu
climates under different types and characters. In ns
country where its annual return looked for with anxe
and apprehension, it usually assumes the bilious type .
Another species of fever prevalent here and which,
NAV be sad leaves subsidies altogether is the A
tumnal Intermittent, 'Ague and Fever which, II nO
SO fatal yet Is very distressing. Its characters effects anu
consequences peculiar: to diminished energy OF Wv
nervous system to be ascrbed the languor assuu
and general prOsratOn which characerZes its lnVason,
to which might be added the arrangement of the msa
functions of the liver stomach and intestinal canal W.
therefore, quite manifes-n fact, it is well KNOWN l
Ague and Fever lay the basis of consumption Of the lung
chronic affection Of the liver and Spleen dyspepsia a
not unfreauenty dropsy; and when this state OF Wv
vscera becomes established there is constant ienden
to relapse even from slight causes, and when thus
Gated with those constitutional diseases their trea
nd cure becomes more difficult. r,
Common sense teaches, that the Of Ague ana fe
consists in shortening the duration Of the paroxysm
preventing its return The first is to be accomplished
depicting The bowels, relaxing the skin, &C. the sc
by the prompt application of such medicines as are
lated to restore the deranged functions and give
tone to the nervous system. '-s..- ,;,s
Tho Tonic Mcclure offered possesses all the ds,
requisite to effect the second indication The mrs. ;I
generally checks the disease, and one bottle never
effect cure healthy reaction takes place. the ns
restored the system becomes invigorated, ana I fp
tent begins to feel surprised ut the rapid
state Of morbid suffering to that of progressive ns
These effects have been experienced by all VINO nav
CHARLES DUFFY, NJ. W., ~
Newbern, n c., Oct Is, 1860. 4s-WE's
tE Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail oS a:srs
Duffy Newbern And also for sae N ~ York.
And by Druggists and Merchants throughout me
AGENTS, Williams Il Haywood Druggists Eaefp &.
c., and VIM. II. Tomnson, Clayton, Johnston Co., NJ
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SMYTH

IMpoRrANT-A Mr.. Daniel of Aberdeen, Miss,
publishes the following statement, which we think
important to be known and which our people should
at once test by actual experiment He says:
"There are but few persons who know that shot
gun, with ball to fit it, tho same as rifle, with
patching, will throw ball from four to six hundred
yards, with as much force and accuracy as rifle
Moulds for them are easily made. Ishot a common
double barrelled gun against Colts rife, and won
the nearest shot two hundred and fifty yards
Nearly every man has gun, ard by this means he
has as deadly weapon to on enemy as any that can
be made. If any one doubts it let him just try it"
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Bust of Mr.. Calhoun.

On Tuesday last q marble bust Of Mr. Calhoun,
from plaster cast from life by Powers, was pre-
sented to the Convention by Col Wharton j. Green,
of Warren. Mr.. Venable from the committee ap-
pointed on the subject, in offering resolutions of
thanks to Col. Green, addressed the Convention in
eloquent and affecting terms in relation to the life,
character and death Of the great South Carolinian
See proceedings in another column. This marble
bust may be seen in the hall of the Convention, in
front of the Secretaries.
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NOTIC E.-HAVING BEEN QUALIFIED -
II ADMINISTRATORS with the will annexed on II. AZ
tate of j. Jetreys, deceased May Term 1851 VS.
County Court do hereby give notice to all persons nds
to the estate of said deceased make immediate
and settlement as longer indulgence cannot be given an
all persons having claims against said estate viii a
them Tor payment within the time prescribed by law u
this notice Will be plead in bar of their recovery.
GEORGE W. NORW0OD
Raleigh, June 4, 1861. asMwtsnnsa
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mo NJ CLARK, WIN. H. BURLINGTON
CLARK & BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wilmington N. c.,
WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALI
w consignments of
Cotton, Naval Stores, Flour, Bacon,
Timber, &C., &c,
and other country produce either for sale shipment
My Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for the reception of produce either by Railroad Rve
enables to make my charges light. Also regular deal
ers in
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, &c.
Refers to q. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington, NJ.
JOHN DAWSON,
President Wilmington Branch Bank of N. {.
w. H JONES,
Cashier Raleigh Branch Bank of Cape Fear,
November 10, 1860. 46-wly
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A letter-writer from Birmingham, England -.
that agents from Southern States are tho, says
chasing 2oOO stand of arms for the Southeras Pur
federacy. We hope it is not fish story, Con.
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GEORGE l.. WILD,

&c. RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SEN
vices to the citizens Of Raleigh and vicinity
q y H GAS Tuner and Repairer Of Pianos,
him tn guarantee SATISFACTION All Communications direct
ed to Warrenton will receive prompt attention.
Refers to Rev. Albert Smedes and Prof G. +. hansen
of St. Marys College, and MIR. w. J. Palmer, OF Dea'
Dumb and Blind Asylum Raleigh, N. c.; L. E. Psr1aIa
Mills Jos. II. Gooch ard DR.. S. A. Williams Oxford n "
Jan. Is, 1861. o-wu.
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HEssIANs.-This has always been an opnroh,;
epithet with Americans ever since the ReyoIntoo
war. George III employed Hessians to Ict Onag
Lincoln employs all classes of foreigners to r., t~
We licked old Georges Hessians, and well ill., IA ua
Abes. "@ Old
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TREAsoN.-A correspondent of the Cb,,,..,
Mercury, duplicates some persons about tb. as
reasonable acts, by furnishing to the boct s.s
squadron, water, fresh provisions, &c. A'0lns
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,LATMER. The rumor that this gentlem,,
was merchant at Hampton, and who it wau VIII
sht lie of Lincoln's troops and was hume as sad
ress Monroe, turns out to be untrue The MO-, ro.
Herald says, he shot no one and has not been ,Tr0k
but is prisoner at Old Point - nuns
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STATE OF NORTH CAROIIN.

0. L. DODD, and others, In Equity, Spring Tennis,
Us. ) JOHNSTON torsSH W lsSl
BENAJAH HORN Trustee. ''0N'f'
I'm THIS CASE, it is ordered, that the Clerl ,,a,-
IL advertise in the N c. Standard for six ws ahu Master
cstu que trust and all others interested in the 49, The
toned in the peadngs to forward and flu ~, men
dence of their several debts together with the M en-
the same on or before the first day of the next Term
distribution will proceed without regard them Or The
May 81, 1861. o. % u. T.
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DIRECT STATE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN TIE SOUTH
AND EuRopE.-The British and American Southern
Steamship Company advertise that their first vessel
for New Orleans direct-the Malacca-wil leave
Liverpool on the 18th August to be followed on tho
4th September by the Rangoon and thereafter every
alternate Wednesday by screw steamers.
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From Wiley's North. Carolina Reader.]
JOHN C. CALHOUN.
BY WIN. W. HOLDEN.

We have beer told, sir by than adventurou.
navigator that it was worth all the pryations and peril
OF protracted voyage beyond the line obtain
passing view Of the Southern Crossthat great constea
tinn of the southern hemisphere We can imagine then
what would be the emotions of those who have always
Oyed the light of that magnificent umnary and who have
taken their daily and their nightly direction from its reul
gent ray if it suddenly bioed out from the sky
Such and so Deep conceive to be the emotions a
this hour of not few of the honored friends and asso
ciates whom see around me. Indeed fail t,
from political armament Let US hope that it has oul
been transferred to higher and purer sphere where
may shine on with urdimmed brilliancy for ever!"
R. c. WINTHROP, of Mass.
The voyager on the Southern main
Views with rapt awe the hallowed sign
Which nightly flames "beyond the line,'
Nor deems the abour all in vain
Which brings him to that long. sought shrine.
The various tribes in field, by flood,
Walk in its light when day is done;
And hail it in its high abode
Best reflex of the absent sun;
In all their devious wanderings,
From dewy eve, through midnight's reign,
1t guides them till the mornings wings
Shed sunlight Ger the earth again.
What if that cross its front should veil,
And darkng, sink in nights embrace?
Nor other stars nor sun could bill
Or share its wOndrous dwelng-pace.
Star of the South! twas thus with thee!
To thee all eyes and hearts were turned;
As round thy path, from plain TO sea,
The glory of thy greatness burned.
Millions were drawn to thee, and bound.
BY minds high mastery; millions hailed
In thee guide STAR and neer found
ray in thee that waned or failed.
Fixd as that sign which hangs in heaven;
Firm as the earth it shines upon;
Pure as the SNOW by light winds driven,
Vert thou, Coumbia's honourd son!
No nights embrace for thee! nor pail
Bnt such as mortal hand hath wrought:
Thou LIvEsr STILL in mind-in all
That breathes, or speaks, or lives in thought.
Star of the South thy beams are here
Here in this heart that weeps thy loss;
Though hidden, thou art still sphere,
Serene, refined from earthly dross,
Eternal, and intensely clear!
Raleigh, N. c., April 6, 1850.
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FEMALE HERoIsM-The Winston Sentinel says,
that there are 80 or 40 ladies in of the adjoining
Counties who have united in company, resolved to
defend their homes and to fight for liberty, and
wish to know where they can get suitable arms
We hope the arms of their husbands and sweet.
hearts, will be quite sufficient for their defence,
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GEN. LANE WouNDED.-An Oregon paper men
tions that General Joseph Lane accidentally shot
himself near his residence in Douglas county. The
ball entered the lower part Of the breast and came
out of the shoulder The wound is not considered
mortal
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Iii reported that the Southern Commi.,;.
in Europe have purchased two steamers in POefs
to be sent over under the protection of the PSald
fac orltSh
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CAPE FEAR-The rumor that Lincoln troops had
landed at Federal Point New Hanover county, orig
mated in the appearance of large steamer off
the bar She no doubt belongs to the blockading
Sn,,adron pt
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The Convention of Arkansas has suspended all
sales under executions, during the war.
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The City Council Of Richmond has purchase,
residence for President Davis, at $4,000 'D'Seda
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..'-.s AFTERNOON SESSION. e.,
Inc Convention was called to order at 4 o'clock.
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handful Of men, but also, ln view Of the war
wiz tho Southern ooafedersoy, 1t Laid the fouo-
datic1 Of trouble With England and every other
European Power. The sooner 1t lie wiped from
the et&tute book the better for the couatry. II
Is high time TO get rid forever OF sl protective
dutice, and to levy imposts ouly FOR the pur-
poses Of revenue. This Is the only just or sst
isfactory course in country 10 which the asri-
cultural interest ia go extensive, aud in which
no one interest has right TO be advanced Ut
tbs expense of all others. Protection Ia sn0og
the exploded dogmas Of the past. Free trade
alone is worthy Of 8 great and enlightened as
ton Like ours.
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half In length, extending FROM tho rivef to
wood, and thence to an exsers,ve n srsh. itfoi-
loved the line Of an oi6 railraee, wt,,oh ~ss half
choked up with nud snd weeds. TIE soft ma
te'isl in this ditcb, being thrown up on the
bank next to New Orleans (p;ilog would
have thrown IL on the other side), formed the
celebrated bresstwotk behind which stood the
defenders of the city, while at the sarss .ic,s
the ditch WAS made SO much the deeper. TIE
cannon balls OF the foo sank and became eG,-
oedded IL the elastic clay; and thus Tottlebsn
ut SebasvopO, learned q LESSON rrom jackson 81
New Orleans. Esttn or SAID In bags are the
best materials foS resisting the effso9 Of srtl.
Iery. Ar for tts bresstwOik, Il was not u for
nidable obstacle against the assault Of charging
Columns. In many places is WAS only three
feet high. II was the stout arms. the brave
hearts, and the unerring eyes ~hicn guided the
Geeoiy rifles, that mace ii AN impossible bar
rier against the veteran troops covered with lau-
rels fteeh from tbs Peninsuiar war, aud VINO were
double the number Of the Tennessee an1 Ken
lucky men who defended it, Osly two OF thc
enemy ever mounted the oreastwoik, aud the
next neneut they were dead. The disparity
10 the numbers killed on each side ia without
parallel in history. Andrew Jackson made
heroes Of all whom he commanded. This is
more than IL ever likely 70 be said Of the great
major General" Pillow. Thst he puts cotton
TO such use proves three things-F,rst his un-
skilfulness in war; secondly, that there is no
market for cotton, and 1t IL good for nothing
else than breastworks; and thirdly, his troops
are too lazy end too irsubordr1ate 10 construct
-srrhwc,ks OF the right kud The armed
ao'iiia from Cairo will make short work Of
Pillow aGd his cotton bales
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MORE TROOPS CALLED FORA Word OF
ADVICE TO THE MILITARY BOARD AT Az
BANT.-Whether any apprehension is really
felt for the safety of the capital, or
that additional troops are required for an
immediate advance on Manassas Junction
or Richmond, fresh impetus seems to have
been given to the War Department. Twenty
additional regiments are called for from this
STATE ara 1t Is stipulated that they shall be
uniformed equipped and at their respective
destinations within the next twenty days.
Movements Of Importance are evidently at
hand, and the State authorities had better look
to ii that the requisition OF the government be
not delayed by the shameful intriguing and
Jobbing which have hitherto interfered with
the prompt equipment Of our volunteer reoi.
pe7Fs should any disaster occur from tss;r