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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-03
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have not discontsagsd business on account OF
the falling of my store. | am now located FIVE
PaScenS Co.'s Brokers IKE of ce land and near % Governor TO-
on Main street, No. l26, where would be pleased
orally. Those Ia the hebit of siylng me thelr or
ders Tor FALL CLOTHING, viii do me a favor to
store when TO call on them, and all order rs in my
hne VIII be as promptly attended TO as heretofore.
o ana .senS t. bns
Main street. iauas-tal VIM. IRA SMITH.
EAU DE BOT This is an invaluable
IL Tooth Wash, which long experience has proved
most efficient IN removing all deleterious sub
the gums solid and healthy, ana imparts a deli
cious freshness to the mouth and breath. Pre-
W.PErERsoN K CO, Druggists.
i3o Main street.
1SINGLASS.-Cooper's Sheet and Shred ian
glass. cqHss spsskns Ssape R%ssaH shse.
Beams and c1eIy fsss PSr sale BRS Z, Druggist.
FANCY GOODs.-We offer, at yery reduced
rsty of Papler Mache Work Boxes and, Desks,
eat snoes. 1esaOe '0' ''fsI6s TA6s. A AN VBULRLEY CO.
RoYs, AND YOUTHS S'CLOTHiNG,-,B!ack
- - Cloth and fancy CASHMERE Goats; Faney
BseE and Fancy Fancy csssmere Si ere Pan; Cashmere and
a'sort%sa sHifkR aA%sEy s,s e. M
CosM1FHkTS, PLANETS, MATIkEss.
cheap, ~ single and Double Comforts; . pair
Heavy rwiiied Bed Blankets; rs Gotten, Shuck
and Hair Mattresses; 4 splehdid Jenny Lind Bed
A'eads; 100 Cottage Bedsteads, cheap -
DOMADE TONiQUE MoDpela's Pomade
4 Tongue, imported from Pa is for u.s. and well
known by many ladies in this city one of the
pest ep Preparations known for preventing the hair
MEADE Il BAKER, Druggists,
iS8 Main st.. corner above +. U.
REFINED SUGAKS.- 20 bbis. A Sugar; 50
obis. Circle A Sugar; ~ bbls. Sugar; 50 bbis
Extfa Z suEar 23 bb!s Crushed Sugar; 80 bbs. Cut
Loaf sugar; W hbs. Yellow Sugar; 70 terces prime
LEWIS WE.BBiB' .Bi Z JOHN G. WADE.
BLANKETS, BLA have vet on
y hand IuH assortment Of Servants Blankets,
OF nearly every grade, which We will close at the
KENT. PAINE 4 CO.
ENGLISH CANTON DRAW WERk-Heayy
= and strong fabric, and assorted size. from 70
FANCY CASHMERE sUITs-A few sample.
Just TO hand: Call and look at them.
w. y. TUPMAN, Agent, 100 ain ut.
lust THE THING FOK THE LADl Es-
y QUILTED sKIRTs.-Two haadred Quilted
season, TO be run of cheap. Call and see you'll
sure % Yas EzRkisLs RRf siL Cheap Store q Main st.
CHOICE BUSINESS SUITS Opened this
oay aomethiny entirely new, genteel In appear
Anoe and the best lot OF goods PRODUCED by us this
season. W.E. TUPMAN, Agent.
l0e Manlstrsst.
EAAEHTlAL OILS. WAR ted genuine, for
- sale BY DOVE Coz Druggists.
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WAS towed down lanes river yesterday
morning to Hampton Roset', and will sail
hence in few days for Rio Janeiro She
carried cargo OF nou., and will bring return
cargo of coffee. - --.-..-
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one dni,ar and fffty cents In the Eirst Market
Yesterday morui.'g. The enhanced price 10
due to the bad STAT Of the roads, which rem
dsrsa journey to tie metropolis from the
rural districts rather tTyIng task.
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Coastwi~ Exports 70, Deesmd".-To Baiti-
more by steamers 455 hG os. ebacco, loe hhds
tobacco STEMS g. 300 pkgs. man factured tobac.
co, SO bbis -four 30 hhds h des, rs bales cotton
yarns, $50 empty barrels, 7s l'kgs. sundries.
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ARMY INTRLLIGENCE.-AnOthe unprece
denied military march has been accomplished
by regiment Of The United States Army. A
large portion of the Seven tn Regiment march
ed from Camp Floyd, u. t. to Fort Buchanan,
New Mexico, travelled one Thousand miles,
and spent 140 DAYS on the road. This is one
Of the most lengthy military journeys record
ed. 1t is not generally known that the longest
march of infantry ever accomplished WAS
successfully completed about year ago by q II
American resiment-the gallant old Sixth
which left Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, for
California. a distance of 2.S00 miles. and was
100 days ON the road, of which 162 were ac-
tualIy passed in marching. This march was
nearly twice the length OF that of Hannibals
troops, going from Italy TO Spain, and more
than twice as long as that of XenophOn's ten
Thousand. and much longer than Napoleon IS
perIous journey to Moscow. The Sixth snf-
fered severely all the way. At Carson Valley
the snow fell for three days, and at the end OF
that time lay on the ground eigh teen inches
deep More recently several companies of a
fine regiment passed over seventeen days
without meeting water, being thus thrown on
the scanty supply of their wallets.
The fatigue and labor of the endless cam
paigns incident to the service Of an American
trooper are said to be so debilitadng that, OF
IA, 600 men nominally considered efficiec t,
hardly 5000 could be selected fit to compete
with regularly disciplined forces. The entire
cavalry is in a wretched state, its men and
horses being daily incapacitated for duty by
illness and want.
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Christmas Gifs.-The Superintendent Of
Baptist Colportage has receivet' IN the last
few days a fine gold watch, COW an calf, and
seven turkeys, to be appropriated tG' the work
he superyises
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Snow fell at SAuntoE, Va, TO the depth of
eighteen inches on Sunday last.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL GENERAL CON-
FERENCE AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION
The act Of the General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, which as:
sembed at Buffalo in May last, in regard
to slavery, has caused a great diversity
of opinion throughout the country, espe-
cally in some of the Border Conferences,
some believing it to be q new rule. aud more
stringent than the old one which is suspend
ed, while, on the other side, it is thought to be
without any legal or binding effect. So far did
the defficulty prevail within the bounds of the
Baltimore Conference, that Convention Of
Laymen was recently held at Baltimore TO
take the matter into consideration, the result
OF which was the adoption of resolutions re-
commencing the Baltimore Conference to
withdraw from the General Conference. 1t
may not, perhaps, be generally known to our
readers, that the Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church are the sole expounders OF
ali laws passed by the General ConfereEce.-
Now, this question, whether the recent act in
regard to slavery is binding on membership of
the Church, is set at rest by resolution pass
ed by the House of Bishops at their meeting
held few days since at Cincinnati. The res
olution which follows was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That In our judgment there was no
action of the late General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church which changed the
terms of membership IN said Church.
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TAs Sssuss-AH Of the most prominent tho
ron rhfarss presented an appearance Of ami
nation, yesterday. Dray, cart and hack dri-
vers were basy plying their respective trades
The centrai avenue, Main street. owing to the
ipeeuaiity of It's grades and slippery condi-
ton, was quito difficult to navigate Ia saety-
both men and heast occasionally coming
| down by the erun. No broken or fractured
limbs were rerorted. It would be well tor
owners of teams TO see that they are not over.
loaded, in the present condition OF the streets.
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SPOTS WO OOD HOTEL-Hearing from sew
~ eral of nv friends that IL was reported this
House was ciosed. or about to clsse.s the present
mode is adopted to INFORM the public there is
foundation whatever for the report
| wish 70 hire foI this establ shment and for the
COLUMBIAN HOTEL. number Of HOUSE
deg sw JOSEPH n. CRFNsHAw.
kis 49, MoND 81 ; M .i::Ah N MaNuFACIYEY.-
from 7th street, Richmond, Va, kseps G ns,sntly
on hapd 3D. fri s%s:ertpsnro % the choicsss m efsnds Dc
ms own manufacture Also, a srest variety OF
FANCY AkT!CLES, CANES, SNUFF BOXES,
&c Retail dealers are iiy invited to eI-
anime hs stock before pu chasing eisev Sere.
da 22-lms
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OF he Tsaek.-1p consequence Of the ice
AND snow, on Tuesdar, the engine of the Vir-
sin la Gen trail Railroad passenger train bound
South, slipped on the track, while between
Shad a ell and Gotham Depot. but was pulled
on seatE very easily, and arrived in Richmond
q niv twerty minutes behiud time.
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H.-.e~. Z ARD. .
WM. r. WATSON,
ATTORNEY AT "
UNITED STATES COMMISSION
AND COMMlsS ,ONER IN CHANCEtY
Norg--ln the latter capacity, Will attend totb
maAing up and reporting tae accounts oil r1eCb
tors Adm nisIrstuTs, Curators, and Trustees.
Rn- Office, Custom House, Bank street.
no Ely
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EAU DE B TO This is an invaluable
IL Tooth Wash, which long ex xperience has proved
stances, and preserving the teeth II also keeps
the gums solid and healthy, ana mparts a deli
cious freshness to the mouth and breath, Pre-
pared and sold bv
Ada...''
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4 A. 2. Z n A > a n q ,
Chartered BY the LEGISLATURE 0 Va
hNhv ,.c.,v.d -, a..;, iE1E:
DOLLAR RS and upwards. on which int rest ct the
rate of SIX Per centum per annum ~ paid for sums
remaining six month"; or longer; for shorter po-
RODS inte rest a: the rate Of PEI centum.
Ihe whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. SrARKE, at the store OF 4 B.
Spence, corner of Man and Governor streets.
sAM'L 8. C0TTRELL, Pres't,
z. p, STARR, Cashier.
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Correspondence of the Ri hmond Dispatch.
The Day Of Fustsng and Praser- Union OF D,no-
Gratis and The Opp0Sttioa-Sonnd Vieacs- Want
of Con fdsuce DC. &c,
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JSINGLASS.-Coope Sheet and Shred ls,n
1 glass; Coxes Spar king Gelaunei Russian Sheet
Ising lass; Fiavoring Extracts all kinds Vanilla
Beans and Celery Seed. For sale bv
z, JOHNSTON a BRO, Druggists.
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IRAD and BUCKSHOT.
EG mn POUNDs IEAD AND BUCEsHoT,
aJUs sOOO for sale BY
L. FITZeERALD < co,
lnff-1rl a. Fronf row
Tuka Mineral springg.

THESE SPRINGS having been csrefuliy anslyzed BY
i the STATE 1e0i0gis Of Mississippi, sHd found th
coutE8 SuphHretted Hydrogen largely Bicarbonate OF
Iron larssiy Free Czrblaie Acid with small amounts
of ri C2rb Of Eaguesia Bi. Caro- Lime, b. Carb.
Potash and Soda, aud Corle OF Potassium and sodium
IN Spring 10. 3 in 10 coo parts Of which li0 Of
soi1 INGREDIENTS, fve-stls OF Which Peroxide Of
iron. No. Contains the Ingredients Of the former,
except 81lphuretted Hydrogen. No. is stroug Red
su phur Spring Spring No e simple Chulybeate,
somewhat wsEcr than the former Both OF the latter
differ from the majority Of other Chaybeates and Sui
phur waters Of the state in their freedom from purg
tive Ingredients which renders chem better adapted 10
feeble patients being almost purely tonic, and IN the
case of the drst mentioned alternatives.
Hany visitors from Memphis, New Orleans and all
the South western States, have been restored 10 health
fcLm long saHdiug chruusc dseases by drinking this
wateri aud the great popularity which they have OBJ
isined and the large increase Of visitors induced
the hotel c1mpanr o enlarge tler a1c5mmodaons and
they now adlrd every luxury and amusement besides
ssdisd comfort, which be obtained in the country.
TO the pleasure-seeEers the finest fishing Is within
agreea1le ride Of Eve miles. Biard Tables, Bowl
ing Allies, Livery Stables and whatever smuse the
sumner visitor, D. at bis command.
Band oi ausic is in Attendance. and no expense
care .z srel % re5- suests Comfortable and happy
The Springs Hotst Is situated Immediately on the
Memphis snd Charleston Rairoad about half way be-
tween Hemphis and Huntsville within one hour OF the
Hosi@ aud Ohio Railroad u Corinih, snd two hours Of
the Mississippi Central, aad six hours OF Memphis.
COOK * CO., Froprictors,
fa1f-fr Iuks Mfasfasinui
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r A-LEIGH
MINERAL SPRINGS !

THESE SPRINGS have been placed in nne osudition,
II aud are now offered 70 the public q balm for
many OF the ills 20 which hesh is heir.
partial analysis of the waters shows the presence,
in happy proportions, n Iron, MagEesia, Sulphur.
Alumlna s9drum, ETC.. ETC., all admirable adapted for
The RELIEF af persons lced with dsgangem 1uts Or the
bowels and stomach, well IS affections Of the skin.
These Springs different from any heretofore known
n ths vicinity. being severed last sumner the
n5rtt-es and 10 the town OF RaleiEh sLeby county,
Teunessee.
beautiful Pavilion zd0-us the ground, and a spien-
did Tsupin Alley affords healthiul amusement to the
visitors.
P. 81. S9AELET, late Of Memphis, has charge Of the
SPRINGS aud havinE redted and put the Raleigh Hotel
Do g5od repair, Is nov ready to acc5nInoate all who
msy seek health desire pleasant sojourn coun-
try village.
Ths IS npe place FER the families Of soldiers in
service. Charges reasonable.
fpf6-lms p n. STANLEY.
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The whole ssisbfsAmensis in charge Ct NJ. JOHN
g HUKILL OF great experience in this line Of bust
ness, to whom all letters may be addressed at The
Springs.
STAGES viii leave Tracy oitg lat the end Of the rail-
road daiy the Springs the arrival Of the earsj
or convey anees can be procured at Nexinnve By those
y7bo prefer that route feta dawIm
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BG8Eegy'S Sfl9'SssgS,
rFaR FLORENCE. aFARArTA

TNHs most cslebrated watering Place is now open
Il for the reception of visitors, and has aready a
good many persons from different parts sf the country
We have stgagr the services o. the celebrated HOLD
ING BAND for he sea5ou, who are hard 70 excel On
brass OK string insrumenis. The adrantaTes OF shzg
adlifed y ell wno nave visited ths place - excel
those Of auy other waferins piece sh1al creek being
Only QlErtar OF mile, and Tennessee rvcr only four
miles aEtaai, and We supplied with fishing bcats
e. afs the puTpnse. Our Ien-pln Alleys ana Bill
Hard Tables are in gloi order.
The waters q these Springs are Recommended hy
than two hnn3red Of the most eminent Physicians
IL ths eurr0lning country. for the o. scroiua
fr1psY dysDepsa, hveg c1mp an diseases peculiar 70
isaEes eyes chronic disrrhes syphilis and an
diseases ef the Ednsys urinary organs, al suta-
nsoas diseases. NUmscrs Of fha Eiost remarkable
cares have been tesacd 70 b. most respectable living
witnesses.
Col James NJ sdoeh late Of Iuka Springs. assis.s ia
the nagruent of The house, and 10 pains viii be
spare 70 msfe Eusds IN every way ea1nf0ttabis.
Our table aiu b. Supplied with TIE BEST thn country
Stores and accommodstioas in every respect shx
Be good - hae q any other watering place IN ihs
corntry.
Our etfFe ooachSs vii be a. the depot az Florenco OF
he arrival o. TIE cAra si an times snd convey All pas
sengsrs 20 ard from tbs ssringE without delay
Our livery stable Is veil stocked with catriares hug
gies AID hoIses, f1f pleasure rifing.
myla-a ELLIS & CO., Pro7ri4tcrs.
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ANzw PorNT.-Tse -fibeTtilrr understands
that be British residents Of Mobile are about
to make application 20 Lord Lyons to Temon-
ssrss with he United safes government
against lbs detention Of their letters at Wash
inzon. The United statsE Lave agreed with
The British government 20 carry ths nails TO
their proper destination, and these parties
clan hat tbs fulhiueut OF The treaty siipula-
tion SHOULD Be insisted on OF at least, that
Their letters should not be detained and cent to
Wellington.
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GnFEv Tzh.-Tae Washington n. c. Dis

tREEN lEA--lle WashlasL Ton n ~ O-s
p1icL says:
A frisud handed us a small bunch OF green
tss-ths bona fds green tea Of Chi1a-grown
10 HYDE county, which we have tried and found
excellent With the exception Of slight
fresh green taste, it was decidedly Superior 10
the ies brought al The way from the Celestial
Empire. Ard this taste, we are satisfied, was
the result Of ils not being sufficiently cured.
We know not bow much can be grown to the
acre, nor The care, fine and expense necessary
70 cultivate and raise It. But we suppose it
nieht b. successfully and probably grown and
prepared for market As one OF the Injuries
thatr rsop.e Riil have, though vars may ccme,
snd Is tariffs have 70 be paid, and though
The Money uust Be sent out Of the country, 1t
would hu wei 90 give it fair trial. We hope
the 2 ntieman sFho cultivated that which we
drant with pleasure, viii continue 70 cultivate
Il, arl others will try C. Let us make every
thing az home that ne can prohlably make.
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sIEO9sg0eyge Springs,
NEAR ENcxvILLs, EAST TENNESSEE,
rs ER Fy- a FsE .F.E ID

THIS resort Tor health pleasure seekers as its
i name Indicates, is located n sequesiered valley.
sluost encoscd By mountain spurs o. tae Auezhany,
ku0Wn the Chi.nowee, and rise up every side and
enhas1u valley which cannot be Contemplated BY the
lover ct nature without much enjoyment
Gi the beneficial effects Of this water on cases Of
DYSPEPSIA CHRONIC LIVER COMPLAINT, and
diseases NEST common in southern laliludas no more
certain and effective remedy exists
The Hotel acu9-unl stations consist q . LARGE AND
COHM0DfCUS BUILDING, Win spacious Piazas on
each story running the entire lenEth OF the building
nss numerous GOTHIC COTTAGES, all tastsfuliy sr-
ranged on the Laws IN fout Of the Hotel and ac
cessihle 70 boah Spring and Hotel
The Lawn is handsomely covered with grass ard beau-
TRULY shaded With majestic forest trees No watering
sce presents m1se attractions than Esnivaie and tne
rr1uretors respectfully invite the attention Of those
who srek retreat 10 summer, either for health or
pleasure.
Visitsrs Will 81 p Knoxville and thence tWenty-fvur
miles hr stage, which connects with the train.
WATT, LANTEl x CO.
uT-fnf Al.
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Tvs HABFER's FERHT ARly-We i1d the
Following iai TIE Richmond D::paieh Of the
22d inst:
Latest sdvicss represent Gen Johnston as
being AZ Winchester, whr-e he viii establish
bis camp. 10 falling back from HarpeT's
Ferry, he offered TIE enemy battle AZ place
called Bunker Hiil, midway betwseH Williams
port and Winchester, but they declined the
challenge. From Winchester Gen. Johnston
is expected 70 make demonstrations against
the enemy whenever Circumstances invite
Gen. Johnston fell back from Hsrper's Ferry
under ins.r1ctions, that place having no mili-
tarv vslus now that the machinery Of the ar
uorv js an removed. and being q mare trap
xbich il would be as dangerous as useless to
bold. TIE r0uutry before Winchester presents
on epen feid 10 which every advanta Es can be
takeu Of the enemy's movements AS soon as
some arrangements are perfected, which de-
pend upon SD pneHts from Richmond which
went f.rward on Wednesday, Gen. Johnston
viii make forward movement from Winches-
ter. when warm EoTk with The enemy may b
expected. Gen Johnston has bad despatcbed
four regiments under Col. Hlii, in The direction
OF Ronuty.
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arEalr. AZ rorfnII. .

Fromfths correspondence Of the Richmond
D.spnscE, dated Norfolk, June lg.h, we take
the ffiowinz:
Thters is very littie news In the city to-day.
: -Satr4rdsv afternoon the Hessians at the Rip
Rage fired twelve shells at our battery or
s. Weii's Point without even causing our men
q nav them De least attention. Their shells
3 eii far Tav from then and bnFsted on the
e sand Taeir Gre was NOT returned by our
b forces. R1ler is incressinE his forces at
Newport News. A large steamer was seen
/. conveying troops from Oid Point on Saturday.
The lac Uuils5 States saip, Germantown
which the Ya1isis burned and sunk at Gosport
Nsvv Ysrk, viii Be gotten up and ready for
repairs this week. The Merrimac is in The
Dfv Dock, sBd the slooD Piymoth remains
with a port 1a Of her bah ont Of the water.
She viii be got en- up next. The state Frieate
has been made a st5rs-Bhip OF, and nov holds
the berth OF the cid Pennsylvania.
Another letter Of the same date says:
On Saturday evening StWellA Point was the
scene Of another engagement The firing was
commenced bv the federal troops about dark
tlfs time I1zE3ag Ire from 70. fJafaoun, gem
erslIy known as the Rip REps.f About dozen
shots were fred, but cid no dhmagn. One of
the shells struck within shirty or fortY yards
OF a BODY Of our men, but, strange to saw,
created 10 uHusuai alarm. Qgick az thought
every nan vas 20 bis post ia the battery,
fhinkinz that q snip bad opened fire upon
them: but they withheld their FIRE on sscsr-
tsining from whence the shots came. j. is
thought thar our camp fires were The means Of
giving then the location Of our batteries.
On Sunday eveHing another Gre was made
from tha sane quarter. But few shots This
tine were fired, and most OF them either fell
short Of heir mark OF succeeded 10 doing no
injury.
Two ol fbs shells havs been secured, and
they contrast much with those bred a. the fret
engagement a. this point. Instead Of the
regular fuse before used, caps Eere substituted
and lead placed III the shell IN ich a way as
60 render explosion certain when in contact
with any hard substance.
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our troops. a wall giil yet 60 forth from
thoir Ramabs lopder s.is before the Blsck-Re-
publican congress meets, 5udging from present
indications; tor Magrudtrs and heroes VIII
never be waiting upon amy battle field where
scirhern lrFa contend fort liberty and right.
sUsplc,oss CssFr S4rzED.-Two gentle
men from Elufifa, wh1 arrived on Tuesday,
report that wefishing smaeks arrived at Mas
ssu, Fia., aaeqi 7sek ago, ant came over the
bar with thfepnt edsrate flag aying. After
remaining tfE some Eve or six days, they
made prspflfg9n 70 90 out. The authorities
advised the sot 70 do 90, az, they would be
captured bStsa blocksding vessel outside. 10
which the stra 8ssrs replied that they we're not
slrsid "a the 5boksding vessel. This led the
authnTitie to slspieion that they Wers spies,
aud that theY were furnishing the enemy with
isa. ridsr Tits conviction the smacks were
seized i seutinols put Oh board from mill
tary company staeoned at Nassau.
The slnacks hadpapers from Charleston. the
dates Of which were about year old. The
opinion was that though ihe papers may have
been good At Tie time Of their date, they were
not 20 now, bat were used foT purposes Of de-
ception.
Letters have been sent to the collector at
Charleston to inquire into the correctness of
The paners. Oar infornauts say that when
leaving Fernandins they learned that the
smacks we're to be taken 70 Jacksonyille.-Sa-
gaHnah Nel5s
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RsnDLRD hGkrF--keturuing soldiers who
hsrs hs8 enough 81 war arrived al Baltimore
s-rr 0if Point Tarsd8y morning. They state
thgf Ire Harriet Lane reached Rowpcrt Eeus
,ofpt 81 Monday afternoon, from a reconn0i-
rslra ard sneagsmsnt One Ct her wheel
hoss- sss totally destroyed, and sha had
shres ssrts through her bull She was ac-
com7snss3 ~ : email sids wheel steamer,
rhicb alsa1sd q fbot -hTaseb asrhnn Where
~ engaefne1t took place aii not rahspire.
eaucy vixca iVs3 h1r second n1diins.
FrIsrsta,x ErFesf