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Shoes 4! Shoes! Shoes

ECEIVED this week from the City -
IL Mems Calf CATERS; Mems English
Walking Shoes Mems Oxford Ties; Boys
Calf Monroe; Ladies' Black Kid Boots
Ladies' Boots, with Heels; Ladies' Black
CATERS Ladies Black Kid Slippers; Ladies'
Slippers, with Heels. For sale for the cash.
h. f. MAY.
May 4, 1861. In the " Hollow"
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FARM ERS.

FARM ERS.
If you buy one of the new Thrashing
Il Machines advertise, which is warranted
will go and put the machine up and stay at
least one day to sed that all works we'll.
will also say that if anything should break
through carelesncss, or any way, will have
all the different part to repair with, without
you having to send your machine away to
the shop. / hope, therefore, you will give
the machines Il trail and let them have q
chance to recommend themselves.
JACOB Is. ASH,
Elkton, July Z, 1860. Agent.
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and all kinds Of
Toilet Soaps, Chemical Olive Soar

TWIN oV"P', VHOiHICUI VNtC OUHp
of pure material. SETTLED. PALE and BROWN
SOAP English Sal Soda and Pearl Starch con.
stantly on hand.
Sperm, Adamuntine and 1altep Candles
of all sizes
Having adopted the Cash Systcm am enabled
10 ofer my Goods at the lowest prices. Hoping
that you will call and examine for yourself both
the goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere,
am very respectfully,
F. CONWAY,
Aug 4, 1860. PH1lpEIpu,,
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Boarding and Nursing

ton IN the country.
Boarding and Nursing
viii from Three to 1'reire Dollars per Week,
including Medical attendance or not as may be
agreed upon.
DIR, j. A. BROWN,
PROPRIETOR, WILMINGTON.
We, the subscribers, Physicians in the City of
Wilmington. Del, believe that the Proprietor of
the Living Home, and Home for the Insane, will
cndcavor to make them useful and popular insti-
tutions and that we will attend on persons who
visit them, at the customary city charges.
ii. i. Askew NJ. d.. Geo W. Claytor. VI. d..
l.. p. Bush NJ. D., James +. Wilson. VI. D..
r. X. Porter, NJ, D., W. Il. Bullock. VI. D..
r. p. johnson, NJ. D., A. H. Grnlshaw, NJ. d..
VIM. ii. White, VI. d., Geo. Pepper Norris, NJ. D.,
Geo. Richard Baker, NJ. D.. Edward Vcazcy, NJ. d..
.ellopatlic.
i. Harlan. VI. D.,
Vim. W. Thomas, VI. D., Homeopathic.
A. NeGcndank, NJ D.,
j. Simms, NJ. d.. p,.,
J. II. Simms. NJ. D.. '"i'''"'
I'D. Craig, NJ D., Hydropathic.
Feb l6, lS6l--3m
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REMOVAL.
VOU will please take notice that | hive rcmoy ed
L my place ofbusincss from No. lS7 South Fourth
street. to my mandatory. Nos. ia md llS
RELIEF STREET. between Lombard and South
and Front rnd Second Streets. PHrTaI ELrHIA.
Thankful for past favOrs, 1 solicit n continuance
of your orders: As have enlarged my ,nanuac-
tory so as to enable me to have constantly on
hand a large assortment of we'll seasoned SOAPS.
all of the best quality and free from Fish Oil.
PALM
FAKIEGATED.
WHITE,
HONEY,
CASTLE,
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- All ltHdvcrti-rmcut~ Pnyuoic ga n'isn"cr.. p

N";ssS-r1' ai''rHeni- FIRST insertion pfr i' 't'
.-."t s4Hsr gt-
Business asi-, .r eNc,- i.aa,,I per > o..
Zach additional 3r-.i $50 c,s
D.. PAYABLE always ir adysu-..
~Is sLs.-, cNCrtiiu- 10 I,,,, a-l t
EtcA subsequent Dr. scr;.aa. $50 cts
QyAEvtly AuvEUr~rgs will be charged thr Following rate
payable 81 the end of each quarter
Eor h- space - lines per gusr".- s. u
f"r onearr tt "a c1Urnu. quarter 81 CO.
For ou'-ho " . colut. SO 90
sa- wvc r.lgs quarter s.. ."
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RoLIES n CO..

Dealer i'm sstI Sirreal>- H1 ships supplied
with recruits notice, reasonable terms
Bills o. -zl.llr.-- lg0u;aa1- I'll
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f.. &. WATERMAN = CO.,
COMMISSION WERCHANTS-
s.- ....- - .- --. Interest. .- -.. Wf.ia- FEET. ty
-s- furnishing 70 slrsz --ral-. AMI sale ~ hN.'f % j
Boa. G-a--sf v.---l--. .-G enc r-rl-.ar ~ Freight
REFERENCES
MIS-. I-,s. n I.7gt,,.. --.. e Co.. >-@ Bedford
rg 10 , P.rH. t--- --
d. ( francesca.
E.Frra s. M-aarLr. DO l.1-f
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MELCHERS = CO.,
Importers and Commission
Merchants.

Stone -roEr. EktHrNsNU -T-- 'DENrE HErCHANT-
r....rs--- -f Ras..a. F-a-.,. I-.-... ana L.r....
AGENTS FOR TIE
H.ga-a.r-Ts--a.- Tzs Ts-r.s-.E on.
E-.rr-a Fr.-- N-ILr- san Fra--.-es-
-....s A-r.-- cd. l.a.sHfa.r.- SALT a.sf.
sale as -r.aa- -l.ls..- arr Fra.e iif ti4. ii.... p.
-r-rr-r. -a .--rlg -lrt.'- slI ll orders from ta-
cher ....-.s- ar5 a.-.-4. Ir. .r- r-g .s.rl--l-
,.---., g. sr-trr---. sr-rae Es.sEFa
a----- rZ.G-.. Ha-.Il.l-
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TTAI& AHEE.

Agents sugar Ps;at ~ Ais1. az Papaoa and Two
AZ rrs TIfr Importers AMI Wholesale aai Retail Deal
ers u China ,f7ai- hand. 1r SALE az the-r estib
r--1t- kim street. Honolulu. and at Ltfa.ua, Maui
S.-ar. Nslas---. syrup. T-s. Coffee and large and
tr----r- 80 - - I55- 5s-Iy
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Commercial Advertiser.
Ny Home.

Wy Home.
have bss1-flI h--1s
F-s.i= --- s.as1=s. sea.
All al--'s --a Er-- % cone
oz z--a--riy visits % e.
hey c-z- 10 the u1r-r1z grey.
Is=y -rEe l- -H= morning red
Icy Tzi> v.-- me -y Cav.
hri az rE- - r1azt ~ bed
Tse an orchard -ul1s;hly UIased.
And caste sleek a-L clean
z--t-u ua1-ly tr.mmei.
Aad e lawn '-revsr r--ea-
AHd ;5- house within i. sE-e.
AZ -lE yet ~a-r1 IN -re pals
TAs-e'z th- --lad - -HEdreu-s feet.
b. never g etiiI--1'- vail
t-t th~ chamber ~h--- sleep
J. 70 perfect sis-=arl -11n9
Ths-s -a- morning. carries. peep
WIKI AZ a.ia- % fc-arsr-a!1ca
Jiy s,u1y th- dsla-fes: NOOK
OE the val ID it.e mars
And z / '.slt a ras--
rla f-4 l- ia sa- da-S-
When OIL ---.rs 20 t-1- complain
There 6. c.al---- il nv ball;
ArI % matter ta1T hard -h- rlln.
3 sunbeam 0- my vail
Is- lr-l.a= to 90 t-- envy
Wa-z does .-=-it ia ry r:lu=
L...- PIKE q ls=.i-sss boy.
N-z IE-ai q hs q 1zaa-
/ SEE tla lirh- L-aE 1u.
A. che -re-- --a-- open ---.r eyes
90 gee u.-a.1- dawn
Isi--.-l- d. ;aa---- es -lrF .s--
La.-ly -.--e :-I
I1 -..a I+s----- l--y srs-a=
I see uIeu nls--.- the ulaat.
Alt believe ttlt have s--=.
Such 5s -ay J=l-tIt-- hone,
B--.ie 20 t.a1..f-l sea-
WEsra -l-=fs are E1ut 20 come
ON FssTe r--.-= .. me- -Ts-r1
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J. (. SrAaDING.

rz-l-..r and Cs-ara..a1 v.-ar-. H.a.a.e Oahu. :.
Agent .ar y 90. I.nz S CO.'S --0u AMI -,rIvi-H Island.
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ID. y. FIITNER.

Coa..nse - ed, bushes, a tae rrfr1: building, Kaahuraa
stree
,.s-- meters rated riss-~za=- 0t the and stars
v.E d. -r1-- instrument accurately alII-t" 90 the
rzer I.- Haaa--- Particular attention gwen o rns
-s-- r-r4lr..- r-y-aat qua ralt glasses -lv-r-i
saI as--r-i Charts l-l. instruments constantly
500 ..s r.- -.r.
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IMPORTER AND DEALER - GENERAL NEBCHASDIsE
Honolulu. Oahu. II. :. l-3-1
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SAu.I- - CASTLE
CASTLE a. COOKE.

Tpo----- ard Wholesale anI Real dealers in General MeT
cfaul-= the old stand c=-er % the King and seho'l
s------ Church Also At the store
in kim street. opposite >-4g-l's Chapel A-r--s for
DR yfYvES VFDICI-ES. lOj--f
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:. u. EVERETT.

CONNESS ERCHANT,
J.ai.a-s a-= h..-s. Q---n street. Iru1lllu- II. !.
REFERENCES.
sI--=r.. txr=rv t- TAFPA>. Boston
h. O.. BFr-HAv s Co.,
R--r-H. ErTE - UrLL.
Fr-r.gIE. J.lv ]. l-5.. s5-H
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p.
ISGOLS n STANLEY.

ACCOUNTANTS AND CONVEY ANCER>, H1SoLrLr-
y A--rs-- lf.s--I Protests led L-l pa-lueut
-.--l-I -.cl -l-a--- AMI I-ra-ci= C.-lr-rc.al B1-
1s---I e.r-. AMI Custom % MS Brokerage t11=- A.
I---5La
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ship Chambers Merchants and Dealers ~
l-r.-s! ,i-rcll.-s..s- Lls4i-s Wlers f shed
a recruits - che shortest notice exchange f1r goods
--tsrr-
, 1861-04-12

TO BE READY-The new steamer, O0ka.
,agan now building at the Deshuies, will
NJ in readiness to run about the goth OF
Iuril. All possible dispatch is being made
n her building. The TeniHo will be ready
IN June. The OdkanagaR will rGn to Fort
TAYLOR on Snake river, and connect with
ibe Col. Wright and Isnino at old Fort
Walla-walla. This will be done to meet
tbe travel and frcighting to the Nez Perez
mines, thus reducing the land travel TO
these mines TO about one hundred miles.
If the new boat now being built by W.
n Gray on Oakanagan Lake is a success,
,be will probably extend her trips to TIE
mouth of river and connect with the Oak-
aaagan at the point, and do the carrying
thence to the northern extremity of the
Oakanagan Lake, and also TO Colville.
By the last of June we shall expect to see
continued steamboat navigation to within
thirty miles Of Fort Kamloops, and by the
6rst of May to within one hundred miles Of
tbe rich Nez Perce Mines Times.
, 1861-04-12
For Delegate TO Congress.


We now Offer for sale the celebrated
NEW YORK REAPER AND NEW YORK REAPER
AND MOWER
Made expressly for California, by Wander & Child at
Springfield, Ohio.
We have sold the above make of machines for the
last five years, with increased sales every year. One
hundred and seventysix Of these Reapers were sold
last season. all Of which gave the most perfect salts
faction, as being the most DURABLE, LIGHT RUN
MING, and ECOMPLErE Reaper and Mover in use.
Extra parts always on hand.
Also, KETCHUM'S MOWER. Improved for 1861.
Said to be the best single Mower ever made.
Also, THE VERMONT MOWER AND REAPER.
light draft. Cuts five feet: suitable for small farms
Also, HALLS, PITTS & RUSSELL'S THRESH.
ERS; POWERS, Etc.
BRADLEY's PATENT HORSE RAKEs. A boy
can use them.
SPRING STEEL TEETH WHEEL HORSE
RAKES.
REVOLVING HORSE RAKES (all sizes.)
Hay and Barley Rakes Barley Forks, Hay Forks,
Scythes aud Snaths (all kinds), Grain Cradles Seed
Sewers. Cultivators, Farm or Plantation Mills, (for
grinding feed-bost in use } Browns Burr Stone Mills
Hand Mills, Horse Carts, Wagons, Plows, Harrows,
Nails Hoes Shovels, Grndstones (all sizes in casks
or single), Large Road Plows, Road Scrapers, etc
All OF which are offered for sale at the lowest city
prices.
j HIN D. ARTHUR & son,
Cor. Washington and Davis streets,
3m2l San Francisco.
, 1861-04-12
THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE

or DR.. L. czapkay, Is already, secured in position
which places it, sjts proprietor, far above the as
saus Of envy and professional malice. In the schools
Of France, the highest prizes are Often awarded to
practitioners in this department OF medical science,
and they occupy with others, equally lofty position
In the profession. Ricord Is an lustriou4 eximpe,
shining light among the philosophical stars of his age
in Europe, and DR.. Czapkay has fally eqdaed him in
this country, as a proof Of which, the Philadelphia
College of Medicine complimented him with Diplo-
ma. and the honorary ad eindsm degree. Selecting
this his field Of operation, although qualified
graduate OF the University OF Pesth and the late Chief
Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary army,
for more extended labors. DIR. L. J. Cap
kay has bent his earnest attention to the cure Of
Chronic and private diseases in which he has become
great expert that he is regarded the lea
derin this branch Of his profession throughout the
United States and his portrait and biography are pub
hahed as matter Of interest to their readers in the
most exclusive journals. The Doctors Offices are at
his medical and Surgical Institute, on Sacramento
street, corner Of Ledesdor nearly opposite the bull
dngs Of the Paeific Mail Steamship Company
Rs-We ask particular attention OF our readers TO
the sworn certificates OF remarkable cures in another
column Of this paper.
DR.. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL and
Surgical Institute Is Sacramento street, below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's office, San Francisco The Doctor offers
free consultation and asks remuneration unless he
effects cure.
R5- Persons not wishing to lose time in correspond.
ence, please enclose $40 in their letters, and they will
get immediate attention to their cases.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
sm lAl San Francisco, Cal.
, 1861-04-12
pg-If we should examine the question

nT-If we should examine the question
at issue, it would be found that VIC fight for
a phantom-we contend for distractions
and when VIC come together like reasonable
men-laying party and passion aside-we
end the true men North and South having
a common sympathy in a common cause.
Ex.Secretary Ewing, Of Ohio, can shake
hands with ex-Secretary Guthrie, of Ken
tuck; Senator Seward can do the same
with Senator johnson; Charles Francis
Adams with Sherrard Clemens, of Virginia
though these men have always been OPP
posed to each other in party politics, So
let it be all round, and between the extrem-
ists will rise up the friends Of their country
and the Constitution to the safety of all.
We take courage from the indications OF
the good time coming The darkest hour
before the dawn has passed; the light
streaks the skies and the morning illumines
tbe bill tops. We may hope that heaven
has high destiny yet for our country, if
We prove ourselves worthy of the country
and the greatness that belongs to it.-Nelo.
bHryport Herald.
, 1861-04-12

Olympia, April ;, 1861. Gw2O
, 1861-04-12

IA The very peaceable and quiet man
ner in which the votes for President and
Vice President we're counted, and the re-
suit proclaimed, proves the fallacy of the
reports by SensntiOnists, that the usual
proceedings on such occasions would be vi
Olently defeated if possible. The people
we're as quiet as lambs, and not the least
necessity was apparent for Gov Andrews
"armed Intervention" or taxing the people
Of Massachusetts fifty or hundred thous-
aud dollars to prepare for war.
, 1861-04-12
Register ana Receivers Notice


In townships 7, and North, Range 81 East. Ap.
proved jan 20, 1861.
In townships and . North, Range 80 East Ap-
proved Jan. 2G, 1851.
In township $ North, Range SO East. Approved
January H. lSGl.
Ia townships :, 3 and North, Range 81 East. Ap.
proved January II, lsJl.
In township North, Range IS Last. approved
Jan. II, 1861.
In township and North, Range Is East. Ap.
proved March %, lsGl,
In township and 4 North, Range 10 East. Ap
proved March 2j, 1861.
The aforesaid townships having been surveyed and
The pats thereof approved at the date above specified
all claimants under the pre-emption act of lsll who
settled before survey, requested TO file their de-
earatory statements within six months from the date
OF their approval.
Presumption claimants settling after survey, mnst
file their statements within three months after settle
mgnt.
All claimants under the donation law are requosted
to send n before the first day Of October next pre-
else description Of the land claimed by them showing
the metes and bounds, and the Of the land and
connection with tho Government lines. It will be
necessary for those who do not wish TO take by legal
subdivisions to have their claims surveyed by au-
thOrity Of the Surveyor General
ISAAC W, SMITH,
Register.
J.S. ". VAN CLEAYE,
Receiver.
Olympia, April ), 1851 Gw2O
, 1861-04-12
TERRITORY OF WAsHINGToN, =.
County of Thurston.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial District
A. NJ. A. Blanclet

rs
Fred. A. Clarke and George D. Clarke.
TO GEORGE D. CLARKE:
You are hereby notified that A. N. A. Blanchet
has filed complaint against you and Fred. A. Clarke
in said court which will come to be heard at the
first term of the court, which shall commence more
than three months after the 18th day Of April 1861
and unless you appear at said term and answer, the
viii be taken confessed and the prayer there
of granted. The object and prayer Of said complaint
is to obtain judgment against you for the principal
and interest Of two promissoy notes made by you and
said Fred, A. Clarke to the plaintiff at Cowlz Lewis
county on the 7th day Of July, 1850, amounting in
the whole TO the Of seven hundred and sixtyfve
dollars and two cents together with the interest ae
cruing, and the costs of this suit.
HENRY NJ. McGfLL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Olympia, April 6, 1851. 3m2l
, 1861-04-12
Administrator,s NotIco.
BLACKSMETHTN(9.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS a
L method Of informing the public that he has, 1 q
in connection with his Livery Stable in Olym- W
pia, Blacksmith Shop, where he is prepared to do all
kinds OF work in iron.
Particular attention paid to shoeing horses, ~
&c. have the best workman in the country n N
and all work is warranted to give satisfaction, v u
and to be done at reduced prices. All kinds Of
produce taken in exchange for work. and even money
will not be refused.
All those wanting wagons, either old or new, car
be accommodated either for money, produce stock
Cayuse horses, &c.
Olympia, Aug 81, 1850. 4ltf
, 1861-04-12
Olympia Market Review.
coRnEcrED wEEKLY BY 9. =. wlLLTAMs

I OUHNLO4 TED WLLhLI DI q n W Il1I1IAMo'
20 OLYNPIA, April l2, 1851.
We note an active inquiry for fresh Butter, Eggs,
Choose and Lard in tins (of all of whibh the market
nearly bare) at current rates. There bias been sales
during the week Of Bacon (hog round) at II cents
per pound; Lard in tins, at 2I cents. We quote
Flour at $45 per toni Wheat 50 cents per bushel I;
Oats aG cents per bushe Butter So cents per pound
Eggs 20 cents por doz; Chickens 81 so per doz.
, 1861-04-12
Mrs. WinslOw.

An experienced nurse and Female Physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitates the process of teething by softenng the
gums, reducing all inhamation-will alay all pain,
and is TO regulate the bowels. Depend upon it
mothers II will give rest to yourselves ard relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe In all
Sc advertisement in another column. 25y
, 1861-04-12
UNIVERSITY LANDS.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN AP-
pointed President of the Board of Commissioners ap
pointed to make selections Of the lands reserved by
Congress for University purposes to make entry Of
their selections in the Land Office and to sell the
same at price not less than dollar and fifty cents
per acre as per law passed January IL, 1861 is
prepared to receive proposals from oil persons who
wish to purchase surveyed lands in Washington Terri
tory in quantities not exceeding six hundred and
forty acres in one body.
The titles to all lands sold Will conform 10 the laws
of the United Stetes aud Of this Territory.
All necessary information concerning fractions of
sections legal subdivisions and plats of townships
&C., can be obtained upon application to Mr. A. NJ.
Poe, Locating Agent, Olympla, W. T.
DANIEL BAGLEY,
President Of the Board of Commissioners.
March Is, 1851. swl7
, 1861-04-12
i. o. of +.
Chnrch NOTICES.

Services in St Johns Chapel, Olympia, every, Sun
day morning at IL O'Clock. and evening att o'clock.
Also Bible Glass every Wednesday at o'clock
Services during Lent every Wednesday and Friday
at 2P.M.
, 1861-04-12
S AM r 0RD'S
Liver INV r,


IT'S compounded eutlrc
u has hecotne al eatt lelIeq Act 4
] ! J ! ! ] ! ! !. ! ! | ! | ! ! !
and Anprored by all thalI lhf
surtsd u with cohadeno1 m ~ al
y roeommonded. ~
u has cured thcnsandHl ~ Nv.
who had given up all hopea ~ lcI
unsoliclicl ccrtAoataa In my r lpl
1he dose must DO adapied 81 .
individual taking n and rs n lee
act gently on ihe bovela. nj
Lei tho dielties Of your ~ iu
use Of The LIVER ISL ~ "
viii cure Liver Coma ~ n
tnelxs, Dyspepsia, - =
Sum m err Com : ~ lp
~, Bropsy, Sour . S
Costlveness, Clhol- - 4
ra aAeorbtas, Cholera "a
Ismec, Jnundlo e, - Z
es, and may be uned sue c'
~ Family rIedl- n .
HEADACHE, t1a q n
twenty tn1nntes, tnElt
spoonfuls arr tax z
alAck. I'll
hits nFor.
NIX WATER IN TN
THE INVIGOUATuIt,
n0Tu TOGETlileft.
pfice Ono Dollar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

BRITISH AND FRENcH PRIss on TIE rREsT AFFAIR.
u.v., D,c os-Tbe steamer Austral,siau ar.
rvs5 a, HaIfa, TO-DAY. with 265 soldiers with field
battery etc
Pr Niaga,. which alan arrived here today.
n IA esmaod that ~ 600 troop, will be sent to Cana.
a, Two mutations of the Guards were expected to
s,Il on thu IA h instant in the steamers Adriac and
Parsna,
The Paris corrtsp ,ndent Of the London Globe says
tina, Count TSouyeuel's despatch to N. Msrcer, the
Franeh Miuiscr A, London IA known to have confined
the Federal Executive to the simple dilemma Are the
souherners belgerenu or rsossy Insy nave pen NAV
reiussu any nsn's ~ 'ne ntss y...,
ond the renI Of asyam ~ poOd, ,hs
nss oeen 70. ~ ~ -.
OF the Trent tnonantaly ner OWE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
Ttiegr0Jhsd 10 The Petersburg Erp,e".
DARING FEAT OF COM. LYNCH.
CAPTURE OF A VESSEL FROM THE YANKEES
BRISK ENGAGEMENT AT sEWELL'S POINT
YANEEE GrNR0ATS DRIVEN DEE

CAPTURE OF A VESSEL FROM THE YANKEES
BRISK ENGAGEMENT AT sEwELLS POINT
YANKEE GUNBoATs DRIVEN OFF.
NoRYoIK. Dec 20 b, IL A. M-Com. Lynch started
this morning early IN the Sea Bad from Sewels
Point ard attacked steamer lying between Old Point
and Newport News, With schooner in tow.
The steamer escaped but the schooner, the Sherwood
captured.
Tn, Sea I'd WIS chased under our batteries at Sc.
Wells Point oy the enemys gurboss, when the guns at
Sewe's Point opened upon them.
The &C ion nov became general Sewt's Point bate
ries ring deliberately. The enemy finally withdrew, az
ter iyhtng three hours ind half the engagement hav-
ing commenced at A. N and ended a. hAlfpsst ten.
Tn, damage on eilher side Is unknowo.
The Sea Bird hes just passed up 10 the Navy Yard
with the DIT ~ Schooner in tow amid the cheers Of tie
batteries aud the citz,ns who crowded the wharycs.
SECOND DESPATCH
NORFOLK, Dec 29, 10 p. MI visited sewell's PORT
Battery to-day and have Obtained the following partcu
lars Of the 6ght this morrirg
The enemy's ses Express this morning tow ng
schooner foneIly ours) from Newport News to Fort
rsss Monroe
The Confederate gun boat Sea Bird, Capt Lynch,
made bold dash for the prize set the Express fire.
and cut out the schooner The Express exnguished the
&c and f d to Fort Monroe.
Meantime, nire of the enemy's gunboAts endeavored
to reake the schooner, a-d capture the Sea Brj but
sthout success.
Iue sea ID ~ uhdOiSu Ouc VI tuc buuoohtr
bu wa not herself struck although she bad several
row escapes. She drew them under the Ere of Crauey
Island and Sewelps Point batteries and for about
hours there exchange Of compliments between
the parties at long range.
Many of their shot aud shell fell in our encampment
at Sew,ls Point doing other damage Than killing
chicken We think the enemys vessels were struck a
few tmes
The Rip Rips opened On Sewel's Point Simultaneous
" with the guDboats With the Sawyer gun, and lodged
Few shells in and around encsmpnen but doing no
damsge.
have been unable 10 ascertain the eec. of their FIRE
on Crauty Island
Tue envmy'a merchant schooner j. J. Crouch loaded
wish COAL went ashore last ght Lynnhaven Beach
Her crew are all now in Norfolk jail
Lieut., Critic Hatteras released prisoner, arrived
here this afternoon by flag Of truce from Fort Mon
roe H. tells me that he read yesterday in the Banors
papers, tina. Mason aid Sidel have been surrendered
No Northern papers cure to US 10y the flag. People
here, while crediting Giip disbelieve the Baltimore
papers.