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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08

F,pysyS,s ELEcrIos.-The election for Chief
Engineer, four Assistants, and Ere Commissioner
i , y Wsy e Iart night and resulted as folows
-, s,mu.l A. French reelected mo siton).
t.a,SaiFlr.t District John D Nolan Second Di.t John
Dv e., 80, .i,soJ rr-Chares Scott.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08

The Postmaster at Washington, Florida, was shot
on the 10Th Of April for deliycrpgt Lsnt. Slemmer
all the mail matter dropped into that Office, intending
the letters written by Confederate soldiers TO their
frieDds. Washington Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
As many Of the teachers in

CHURCH PATRIorIsM.-As many of the teachers in
the Hanson place ~ t. Sabbath School have len their respect
i've charges go forward in defense Of the national ,g the Off
GERS Of the Church npahizng with their fellow aborels and
the Federal Government have decided TO unu two large fss
this Nv edpesday) afternoon at sclockono from the main
elifce the the 5abbaihSchoo Interesting s
rtoprlate services will take place the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
OUR CAPITAL.
BY LOUISE Z. yIcERoy.

BY LOUSY 4. NltkltOl.
GUARD well our country's Capital,
O freemen, staunch and true
Look on our starry banner folds,
The red, the white, the blue
Cclors our patriot fathers, brave,
Dying, bequeathed to you.
To trample on that holy flag,
Creeps Treason from her lair;
We easle-hearted of Che North,
Say, shall q traitor dare
Enter within yopr Capital
And desecrate it there
No father, leave thy little ones;
And, brother, haste away;
Young bridegroom, from the altar speed
Fond lover, do not stay;
Go, youth, and on the battlefield
Honor thy grandsire gray.
Mother and wife viii say God speed !
The sisters tears scarce flow,
Maiden and bride will hush their sigbs,
And bid their loved ones 60,
And nerve each hand that for our land
Would strike enc saving blow.
oh, Joy morning fair succeeds
The night that tarried long,
And in each Northern heart, at last,
Hath right ermastered wrong,
And millions shout for Liberty,
And Freedoms hope is strong.
Back, traitors, from our Capital!
Or every step shall be
4 stone to build your monument
OF endless nfamy;
4 whole world scorns the men who strike
4 blow for Slavery.
Aye, watch around our Capital,
Til traitors back recoil;
Stand firmly, till her hosis are spent
With famine and with toll,
Or lay them low, as freedoms foes,
In battles fierce turmoil.
Oh, Liberty yet hopes and strives,
And will iorevermore,
TIL brightly glows her holy light
From happy shore 10 shore
And still, 10 battle in her cause,
The North her hosts will pour.
,iO,en, Pa, May, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08

JERSEY Cry COMMON CorNcIL.--A regular meet.
ing OF the Common Council Of jersey City was held
last evening at the City Hall. The President, AID.
Clark III Zee Chair.
The President announced the standing Committees
for the ensuing year as follows:
Committee Alns-Ad hawkins; Earl, and ATKINS Asset
Tor Aiku, and Kane Euance-Clark Earl AID Cox. fls
and WMer-Terry, Cleveland, ard Riley; Lamp.Ikalsj
Dek.r and T.Try Lave and OrdinancesRomar Drake and
Ha.kns Legislative MISUNDERSTANDING, Cox, and Tsuys
Jicsn.es-Fds- Brokipg and Pangbom Police-Nsfev,
DerIsr and Td,e Public Grounds and Budng-Riey Cak,
and Dzss Public Hcalti-ClcyesLd, Edge and Na'ew ks'
roed.-Atkns MoBr de, aud Kane Salaries Offices snd Ee,-
tian,I)rste Riley and Naiow. Schools-Decksr, Esvsnf
aud CLARK sewe-MeBride Ronar, and PansboIn stress
-Pan2born, Roman, and Broking
The following officers were eected:
St,s,f Cosa ,iis,iOrer--John d. Nolan
CIV Weiehsy and Msasuysr-J. Il. Cleveland
Iqsrecior OF BeghtI ard Measay,s- ~ L. smi'H
collector of d.s'Enesh-E. r. {. Young,
The Board adjourned for one week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
DIED.

FRENCH-In Washingos. d. G., on Monday, NAY nd
TT,abe,h s French wife az the Hon. b. b. tIenstn 70
Sangbter Of the Late Chief Justice Richardson OF Ne"S
shire. ~,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harry Fraser Of Andrew s. and a'
earet fraser aged years and months. - n,..,,opI
TIE funeral viii take place th, day p H. nom
MsstcbSsey County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
GOD SPEED THE RIGHT!

GOD SPEED THE RIGHT!
RIsE rise, ye sons OF Freedom!
The storm.clouds gather fast;
And War, In his blood stained chsioi,
Rides on the Southern blast
Your country pleads for ,uocor,
Arm then, In Heavens own nbsbii
And trace on yonr waving standards,
God speed the Right"
Not in party spirit only,
Nor with mean, sectarikn hand,
Drive the Demon from cur borders,
The Slave curse from our land;
Bot for Hesyen.born Truth and Principle
As men and Patriots fight,
Ever taxing for your wstchwosd,
"God speed the Right"
Hsrk. the spirit Of our Fathers
And our own loved Washington
Pleads for the glorious liberty
And blood. bought rights they won,
Win ye see them crushed and ruined
BY the hand Of Rebel might,
And not stiile one blow for Freedom.
For God and the Right
Shrink not; the path, though toilsoins,
Has been trod by One before,
Who fought for Truth and Liberty
On old ViTsinis's shorei
lie persisted, but his memory
10 still our beacon light;
This wks his hearts true tsiisman--
"God speed the Right"
To the rescue then, ye Freemen.
In our glorious Unions nsmei
70. such she must, and shdH be,
While her brave sons are the sanei
Lo! a resplendent dawning
Breaks On Oppression's night,
When every voice shall echo:
God speed the Right"
md, Wis, April 25, 1861. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

HUDsoN County CoURT-CHaRGE IL R,FEaEScE
TO IREAsoS.--Tbe Spring Term Of the Hudson County
Court of Oyer and 1ermner commenced yester-
day at the Court House in Jersey City, Judge Ogden
and Associate judges Pope, Merseles, and Morris.
In the charge TO the Grand Jury, Judge Ogden re-
feued to the difficulties which now conyuse the ma
ton. lie said that the peIpetuty Of the Union was
the very essence of the national organization, and TO
which each State is still morally and legally bound,
and that all acts combinations and confederaces with
a view of throwing off any OF the laws regulations
of the United States of America, but treason, and
10 which the Grand Jury were particularly requested
10 give their closest scrutiny examination, and pre-
sentiment if the evidence will maintain, in their oin
ion, the charge.
The Court also defined particularly the several acts
denoninsed treason, and misprison Of treason stating
that among other acts which amount 20 treason and
mpIson OF treason, that Of giving aid, comfort
Information TO those array I'D against the due
ton of the laws OF the United States The Court slo
defined the particular features of the crime Of libel An
appropriate euogy was given TO Gov. Olden, quoting
ia extenso the Governors last proclamation.
After the delivery OF the charge, the jury retired
upon their duties The criminal list il light and lhefs
are few no eases of importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
MARRIED.

BUCK-DIsBRow- Monday May 81 pn.ne sIIe.' y -
Church An his city, by the Rev. Dayt4 Buck the h.y
line Buck and Miss Anna W. Dsbro~f both Oh Sew,oA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08

SUICIDE.-C atharine Cavanagh, residing at No. J6j
Columbia street committed suicide yesterday morning by
ing out story window while ,b0ng under
insHus She had been partially deTangcd fOf months past
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08

EEw-YoRx CENTRAL RAnRoAD CoMPaNY-1he
following is statement of the earnings of the New
York Central Railroad fer the month of April, 1861,
compared with tS earnings fosthe corresponding month
Of the previous year;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SUPPOSED IScESDI,RY FlRE-ARREST 0N SrsPI-
cIoN or AEs0S.-l}etween and o'clock, yesterday
morning. ire was discovered in the premises known
the Irving House, CD the corner OF soath Llght9
and Third street, f.. ID. The house WAS Owned and
occupied by Henry Henkle. When the hrenen and
tie police arrived at the burning building, they eX-
peIienoed considerable difficulty IN getting INTO the
prenses az the doors were all securely fastened They
however, forced an entrance, and succeeded IN eN-
inguishing the fire. after damage to the extent Of fJO
had been done. A subsequent examination OF the
premises led to the belief that the fire was OF ncend
AIRY origin, ard from the manne Of Mr.: lienkle, bis
refusal 10 give any account Of the origin OF the hre
and the conflicting statements in regard 10 his nsr-
ance /, WAS believed that he the guilty party. He
accordingly arrested, and committed for exsnina
ton.
TVS BRooKLYS Board OF EMO ,rIov.-1he Boald
met last evening, the President in the chair.
communication from Mrs W. T. Stone received asking
to be sppoined in'truc'res OF the IN the
public schools The matter wssreeredo the Music Committee
Of tho second s,or Of School No IS on tie corner q
South Third aud Sixth sree;s for Capt TascomPany ois'ey
Granted.
The report Of the Teacher Committee wa, PreTaied
motion sppon. teachers IN psce Of who resigned IN
eventually referred back to the Committee for report
No. as9d s rDs SSSS 40 on &
o'clock this afternoon, and No o'clock tbi. alter
Tho Finance Committee submitted the fn,rci.l for
1861! from which appears that the estimate for the
port wa ,' laid on the t.ie to be prined
The Schoolhouse Committee reported in favor Of rebuilding
house school No H. to he SO feet vide m feet long
IN hight, and Of BRICK. The report MAS adopted.
The resolution Of Nj. NoIup. directing the Finance Com.
n,o report the necessary furnish the children Of
the public schools with free books taken up and lost by
yols Of IL syes 90 % nays
After further routine bushes, the Board adjourned
month.
The CoURT OF SFssIoNs.-Ths Cont organized
the yesterday before Judge Garrison and Justice, Still
well aud Hoy The following gentlemen Gand
Jurors: Henry r.. Pieuepont Foreman: Vim. Wiss L. r. A.
Winchester Jas. H. Wilson, John G. " liney, ) O. Gidso,
J.. r. Wilisms John l.. Van Pet, NJ NJ Burd Cbas H. Van
dsryoer John NJ johnson Peter Duryes joel Ssenore NJ
Morehouse Arthur ~ Benson, John ID. Lawrence Addison
Ives Andrew Mason john L. Ryder Barrett Johnson TLos 81
CLARK John =. Mccoy Elisha Thesl.
the charge the Grand jury snumher o. persons indi
selling qnof without license arTaigned The fol-
lowing pleaded guilty and hned h. hocsmeyer so 40
days imprisonment; Henry Knable, same John McFsIu,
same Peter Schultz, Patrick Mcintyre VIM.
Holmcs same II. Murray 500 or ~ dAysi Isabella Gin
us or - days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08

Increase~.,..........."....sIo5,sos 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-17

FsIexraphic reports viii be found 10 |
ko-aass Eaess, giving aeeoanss Of tho az
sack and boanbaTdasus Of ~ Sumter ny
the troops Of shs Confederats States, ana
Of its dafsnsa and surreadss By Maj. An
dsrson, commanding tAaoas hundred ana
fifty men who held possession of the Foa
in tina name ossha Lated States. i
Bui little information can be glsansa
from the reports, sxeepa that theFors was
attacked and SURRENDERED and that M oas
was killed on either side. II 10 well
known that we have opposed coercion on
tha pars Of United States, and sggres-
sion On the part Of the ssosding States
&has We have all along favored the peace
able settlement of our difhcaities-if com :
promise could be made SO as to induce
-our Southern brethsra to remain ID the
Uuiea, that was cur frss desire, and sec
ondly il no 'sompr oniss could be made
that The independence Of the seeding
States should be acknowledged
We are opposed 70 forcing the peopi'
OF the South TO remain in the Union II
is their desire 10 90 out; but we thlni
that they SHOULD keep their hands Oh tn
Government property until arrangements
can be made for peaesable ssperafloa
While they say sfdon't eoesce u, the,
ought to abstain from aets Of coercion OIL
their part. They have established ahsi
Government, and havs IN possession no
only all Of their OWE property but por
ti0a sf sAs property Belonging 10 tbs on'
ssd States government, and With this ens
should be eoutsnaed 10 await the soos
second tAoaghs Of the people in both sec
tioas at tbs eouasxy. Tbs people viii d
night, if they have a fair chance to do SC
bas IL rushed into . war, through the In
pstaosity Of Southern leaders, or throue
tbs indisoxekion of the Presidsas 40
Northern leaders, they will have no tin
to calmly consider what course it 10 be
to pursue L.. .
We hope both parties may now Be eoH
tant 10 Eenaain In statss qSo, until al c'
have time TO take q fun survey OF o.
national difficulties. 1t is now certa
that either coercion On the part OF t
United ssaasa, OF aggression On the pa
of seeding Stsses, will meet with a ste
and bloody rssissanee-Les all paxa
stand still for season.
We ara NOS prepared from the reports
kAe battle at Charleston, to give decid
opinion ss TO its merits; bat from the
formation which we now hare, We cam
but regard it as the greatest ssGns bas
ever fought.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-17
LYsANBER w. BABBITT.
xHE AnoLTTTON rARTFF.

The MoaRuA Tariff, which weas into
operation on the let inst, Is one of the
first fruits Of the triumph of the Abolitien
party. 1t ID another step In that line Of
policy which has enriched beyond all PIE
eedent the eastern oaSew England States,
naturally the poorest Of our confcderacy.
ut the expense Of the balance Of the Ooun-
try. 1t was passed by purely sectional
vote, having not one voice in its support
in the Slave States. Its purpose and Its
effects are TO put millions into the pock-
cts Of the manufacturers at the expense
Of the agricuisaralists. Ii csn be defend
ed upon no principle of equity or sound
policy. Il Ia At war with A. the prscspss
Of COED and jzss policy, Yet the &holi'
sisaaats had the power 10 psss 1t and they
| did pass IT, They had hspower to put
their predatory hands into The pockssa OF
their neighboFs, and they Assisased nos to
do ii. Every man in our State is forced
by this Legislative iniquity 70 pay bis pro-
portion 10 gattsn and randaz purse. proad
the canting Abolition hypOGites Of ths
North. Their power 10 increase this taa
upon US is only limited by thsir own gra.
cious pleasure. The promp manner il
which shsy have started BY the passage d
the MoRxuG Tariff argues eormoran
appetite. When they come 10 look, a
another session, whaa 4hey might hav
taken from the people, thsy may be let
to exclairn with irrsysreni Lord CLIvE
thai, aBy Cd, am sstonished at N,
own moderation. "-S. Joseph Gazette
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-17

MuSfAxs -
M1 ezvst ggss. t.t .s#G sis.. -t
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BTTTERs
Thess Msaicases Aays aow hssn before tbs paassis
sor RerioA Of TsaMTY ysafs. and aufns that time
have maimAalneA kiga character In almost every
cart Of ths Globe sas thsis sxtsaarinaFy aad Lue-
date power o9 restoring perfect health 70 persons
suffering under nsaey every Rina OF disease To which
the human frame il AASse5 #HE
TIE following are amons ths distressing variety
Of hHfn2a diseases Ia Which the |.r
t@ vEaETABz.R LIFE RKDfcTNKs
Are wen xnoun 10 be inf&lsi&Dle.
DYSPEPSIA, By thaTeHghEy t1saasins tie arss ana
second stsnachz, Ad creating How sf pure healthy
bile instead ef tbs stsle and asyiA kInd RLASu-
iKA CT, loss % ayps&sie hear hsadsces rest
eheily which are The general symptoms II Dy8pss-
siA, wiIi wmnishs ~ natural consequence on its
eostiyenAss. &t 2fS = teEs
GosTTygsgss, hy eae&zstng the whole lenzsh Of
the tntestinss with solvent process, and witheut
viaisnee all yioieat FaRgsz leave tie howsla eos
tive sathla two days #E
regular sireuiatipn through the process cf respSa-
toa ia such casea ard the thorough solution q ali
| intestinal obstruction ia othsra. =z-,ai
Tue Life Medicines have been known 10 cure xhsn-
mztlsln permanently In three weeks and GoSg In
halt thai SlEs, b. renewing local ndaasna tiaA from
| shs muscles Aud ltsamrnts u tbs Joints,
DR0PadEs Of ali ksHas, By freeing knd Strength
sning the kidnsys and bladder they operate anost
deilghtfniiy % thass important organs and hezsce
have ever eeen found certain care fsE worst sAses
| al grayslf +
ths bowels the sIiazy matter 70 which gaeas 9eo-
| EmgeS sdhere. III
| sCURYY. aieers, and iavessrats sores, b ina
erfect purity which thsse Life Aedtesnss give the
sCnaBUgTc ERUPTIoNs and sad ceaapssxasas
By their alasSaksys eee1 uRou the nuiaa shA4 feed
the ska and The taorbtd stats Of wttea osa aloas
all eFuVaiva eunpIain&s aallowa sieady, ard sthse
r iRmErr "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-17

No. I, sssusa 20 j. 2. Wagstaif, and
eAassEed In che nams of D. MnT4ana for
a, md also axnoalsd Il shs NAME Of
ExAxx ExKxxT Ton %.
Hers ara afssaa iasEaaos sas al the
ssafssan u twanls,a sasss mkisA Saxsst ID.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-17

g. Two comets are now looked for b.
astronomers-the De Vioa comet, whlct
appeared in 1855, and the celebrates
comet Of Charles v.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-17

sArtSu Or rax GxxAr EAsrxz Tho
Great Eastern d appsinted 10 saiI fos
Nsw xaxA On. sha lGsss 0f MAy sszts
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-17

gsMHH1FFsg AALE
ID HY vastus &c sseaa&i execasaaa 70 nae alfsss.
al sraRaAe 0ssa ID shs Clara - tas Dssxies 0sNTs
o. Possawatsaaia Connty. Tawsz ] saaN proceed -
ssaz % Friday sAa ID Dag as MAy, a. D. III
esewsaa she hasss at % sscioGk a. y. and 4essaox
r. d.. Ut sas& AAg AAss 10 panzassac@ u a eNa2ak -
M IN fremt III IA Cannsy 1reasnxeFs once, in me
eaav akCounrl Msa9H, ~ fvfaawan& dsscTibea Asal
Eztaae ~ u Essne, te<wits
sex " secskeH q ~. m zsnxs o. efs i
Of sssf@en ~ u ~ xsAEs - 80 Msw y - Soc
range ~ " Il III V ef sssz4pn ~ - ~ range -
o " eff VI eg ssrfiaa 10 m u ssnga Ms $50 .
W A af sscEi84 III u sxmn4e ID
Eaksn 40 tbs pEeRsFsy % H. n. &A1szs ~ s&sAszF
an sxscAslaa Id fAsox nf RI Ii Nsxksxs
81 CMASG. shxsia.
gsusaaa nanszs. asNa, As<fl @ 80.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-17
MARRIED

MAAAAkWs
DAvEgPoRT-RoBBLSs- this eity Ga the
10th tns4 By the Rev. Fl. ". KGhns, Nj. F.
Davenport, to Mas 3. s. Eabhlaz, all Of this etty
Accompanying the above Besies, vera dniE
remembered b receiving . most eAegaat Cags
aaI IN rstHra, #ish FRAME and his esttnabAe lsaJ
q world Of happiness and oaanusiaI felicity.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-17
TvxcEIsroR GUN MANURACToRv

viii carry on all branches OF the Gan SAITH BaSl-
ness and asttsrs himself from thofoaGh kEuwl-
edge Of his trade, tsat he viii be enabled TO gAye
enffrs satisfActian 10 all who may f2TSE hia with
their patronage.
Gam twist Targe4, spd Hunting Rides made %
orasr, As.d warranted TO perform satisfactorily %
rods Double Guns harsd 10 throw shat close,
Pistols Of various styles made to order
gRp Repairing Of all sorts done at short notice,
and warranted.
ET~Gun Smiths Materials kept 90 haAd fog a4lR
ffriers Solicitea-cnaTgeg moderate.
Shop opposite City Hotel, Middle Broadway,
AsF Ii~Sl ser ts- 49,. u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-17

In the Buiasa az
Il,&AA
Ats g. 10 I'll, II
&T& u, 10 H. SH
$50, "a a a. n Ta 10, D. - ID
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LAT, "a 90 20, u. 10 H. 80 - -
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Sale 10 eumzasUcR at 10 o. slos& = "a - a.s
ASa saakknan aton las 70 b = 'aSal1 :, 20 nm.
sold a harReF -
A3zuiEistzasog 81 the A&tsA e @ E -
\ Mar ~ E&8a ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-17

EARK THESE FACTSi
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Il uMfMYsT &Azssls's -; q @. Kssi
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IA g@Asae wasaas 10 kAs al xststa, sAs prs
cash, sAa fsllowsaa dssSSl ! :, r." 60 to-wls
@xsy Of said sss1As OF D. y - -, w.rs..
h sRm n rszS kxq@ Ax353S2z " w. n~s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
goRE PIRATICAL EXPEDITIONS.

WAsHrssTos, Nov. 1.-THE New York Evening" Pc,'
says that expedition is prepared, Il It has no: ALREADY
sailed, which will zeal the barbors Of Savannah srd
Charleston agn!t the exit entrance Of any furthe,
Theodore end Nashville expeditions; also tbat f,lla
Of so vessels Il nov In hl; por, armed manned ar
ready to sail for the Gulf of H. xco These vessels SRI
peculiarly adapted in szs ard draft and with sui.abI,
armament for harrassiug the and people o.
the coasts OF Lou siana aud Alsblm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
A coNFEDERirE STEAMER ON TIE DfGH SEAS
TIE PIRATES AT PORT ROYAL.

Augusta, Nov. Is The Savannah Republican of yes
terdsy morning publishes letter frcm Bermuda, which
states tina. the Confederate steamer Nashville arrived
there on the Slst Of October and supplied With all
necessarystorcs and well treated by the people,
lrhe Nashville got out from Charleston two or three
weeks ago,
tits reported that the feet hes not yet left Port Roy.
a. aOd the Republican states that Savannah has not been
pl,csd aader marital law.
ArGrsrA, Nov 4. The Charleston Courier of yester-
day morning says that Federss be landed Prctney
Island tnsxt to Hilton Head and seized lot Of negroes
and placed them on board the A,et The Fedsras free
on our picke,s near Buckingham Thursdsy but hurt
no one The Federal force Is butte large
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
Fc51. t5s Eaoy-i''s Reyi,'sr Of l4it.
avTIvrpATFD DEVELOPMENTS.

Senator Pss.,s, { SEWER equity, tihsr Of WIN. Pc
k,rs. ahalad re s-s.y attempting TO bura SrlNb roy
P.is lrd l,-d ~h' vstvO1nisd, supposed no Tally
D, he he o., X Ia1 aeved m The ely anaeapanIed
bs "A ssrs Tooasy y A. Ter q Sharp, well kroFn
ssuh,-u r hs ei,z- OF b. c'u4ty, IN whose 'aFTe
ia ~l,,i I'm, n 9Th tic intention e surreudsring him.
Ia tbe authorities here. comes prepare NC earn, %
disulre knows Of 'bn intan4hfy plot, which result
81 h ne burning Of rllrrat br ises last week He vas
4 co-f.rs-ce vi d Ccl W0oi, QUE military eommsrfig
.cJfF nsmhsrq If tho Military Board lsst ulgh, TO
-. be ,,s % ful ysopmsH,s Sholld these he OF a
r,cr proper TO lay before the cubic, We p;csu re wa
sAa be able TO communicate Them to ousIeaiers to-uor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
BRILL ANT sKIRYIsH AT OENTREyIILE

CEsrREviLLE, Va, Nov. l7.-Msjor Martin of the
Nltchsz Cavalry has captured the Captain, Lieuttn M
aud 80 prvses Of The Ssh New York Regim ut width
two miles Of Up.on,s Hnl Tleru were four of tbc
enemy killed. add several wounded. Major Martin gu
t-ined no loss Five four horse wagons, loaded will
corn, were clpt1rsd.
Late Northern papers received here state that tn
Northern people appear crfzy with excl emen at the
Yankee success at Port Royal aud it is probable that
tic IL; 1t demonstration will be a Let attack on Il,
Transport baters.