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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19
New Goods !!
For Spring & Summer trade, 1862

THE Subcriber having recently visited
l. the city Of New York. is in the receipt Of large
Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods selected with
suited TO the wants Of the community Haviug
lowest cash prices they will be sold for cash cheap
cheapest In this MARKET do not intend TO be undersod
The stock comprises almost everything in the way Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware Crocke Boots and Shoes Hats
and Cars, Books and Stationary, Paints Oils &C. that be
found In the place. and will be sold favorable terms
at any other establishment in the County. Thankful forpast
patronage hope to merit and receive share public favor
Ashtabua, April IS, 1862. II MORRISON.
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Boots and hoes.

INHE very latest STYLES and best quality.
IL full Assortmant Of LAdsa Healed Congress GAieIa.
BalmoTal Morocco Iscs Boots Calf skiD Lace Booor MHs
BAorAl Style Children Shoes Of All syle Aenss Boys
Grd Youtks Calf oIiogd Ties Youthsfcoteh Ties style
ard nice article alvAyp be found a. hokhlsoS's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19

City Fire Insurance Company,
ov wv aAvES, corr.
SAtieel sctaNly PAID n'.''...s....s.. tloQco0 o.
surplus oi over ''s.'' ''''.sts.ts., l7sao0 "
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19
the lowest figures for cash.

Also ane 10. Of Notions comprising every thlns In the
Variety Line TO be sold at 2e per lower than ever tod
IN town. Call and exRniine aud be convinced ha this
October 1851 J. G, WRIGHT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19

Home Insurance Company,
gssh Capital ell paid din.......s....... IN N,ooo.0o0
Surplus ever. ...................... ab.tib
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19

Instruction In music.-PRoF 7. II. HOPKINS,
whose long experience and Teacher and Per-
former qualities him for the work. holds himself readiness
for giving instruction upon the
Organ, Panoforte, Violin or Guitar
at his residence in Astabuls, from Friday Erenfng until
Monday Noon, and from Tuesday EueHiHg until IkVTfday
Noon In connection with the Union Schooin COnnesut Mr
H. will be found at the Blake House In that place. the
mauder Of the term. Sheet Music and furnished when
desired. His terms reasonable,
Instruments for In instruction, furnished at Ashabuls
and Conneaut
Instruction In Vocal Music will be given for
voices. Ashtabua, Dec 20, 1851.
Matthews Chocolate Worm Drops -
Never fail 10 destroy and eKteymnse all kinds Of intestinal
Worms Are perfectly reliable in all cases. ard far superior
to any and all ofhe Fancy Worm Conctions aud
vermuges In They may be taken at all times with per
feet safety they contau No Mercury other deeteous
drug Mothers should always purchase them and give their
children other No cahac whatever is necessary To be
given. Each box contains "a Drops LoTenRea Price rs
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
Al MATHEWS, Gen Agent, Buffalo,
0ls aud Fort Erie, C. W.
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See Advertisement OfwATsoss NEURALGIA KING, In AM
ther column.
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Cnrd.-Hnsrg teen oomttied ty III health to retire
from tie practice of Dentistry have transferred my Oce
gooo will To Ore WHITE and ROBINSON, gentlemen of good
moron and long expeience IN the Dental Profession.
such do cheey recommend item % NY former patsons
aud community generally Those who hare temporary
Of teeth ofmo and expect ones y rely bopg
well served by Dra bite Robinlca As " rpyseL
AAhtsbols, Jan. !, lSC2. A. BARRETT.
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Prompt attention % applications o any part o the eouut,
The undersigned is alec Agent for no
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
~ Nattfard Cor. =
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ts reputation and seus condition which m not sufpssse
b. sny company In the Union -.
Ashtslvls March L 1859. bst
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MARRIED..

Columbus, June ID, 1862,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
TEI CONSERVATIVES PLATFORM.

A meeting Of the conservative" members of Con
gress was recently held, in Washington. The following
account of the proceedings is given
Ga Sunday last meeting Of the conservative mem
bers of Congress was held in Washington city. Mr..
Crttenden presided and thirty FIVE members pres
ent and sig ed The resolutions which adopted, in
substance follows:
l. That the Federal Constitution should be maintained
intact
9 That the relations Of the States to the Federal Gov
eminent are undisturbed by the war.
3 That the several States shall De revested with all
their rights and privileges under the Constitution.
L. That the doctrine of State necessity is arbitrary
and tyraunca and suoversive Of all Constitutional Gov
ernment
That no man should have his property conGscated,
except by trial. and conviction in court law with all the
rights and privileges Of trial by jury.
G. That the acs Of eorfScaton passed aud mediated
BY the present Republican m IFty Of Congress are
wholly unconstitutional.
T. That the emancipation OF slaves directly or ind
recy BY Congress- has warrant in the Constitution.
s. That the acts Of Qongpss this session in this be-
half are Illegal sud void.
y. That to administer the Government on any other
principle is to establish new and dangerous system
IN fact, despotism.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
YANKEE YEARS OF FOREIGN INTERVENTION.

The from Europe has again revived the fears of
the Yankees of foreign Intervention. The New York
correspondent of the Philadelphia Enquirer in abiding
to the current rumors the subject, says:
The London and Paris talk about European in
teIyenton in the American war; which comes to US so
freely to day. by the Etns and Arabia has had slightly
disturbing ii hlence on the public mind. The theory
started by the city article Of the London Times ltb
that the real author OF the editorial in the Paris Constr
tuonnel, advocating the mediation, was n. herciers
Secretary 10 credited here by persons who familiar
with that persons peculiar style, and the mcclure is
strengthened by the known TACT that the Secretary in
question, while in Washington was frequent cores
pondent Of the journal in question The assurances Of
Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston that England
has intention Of interfering at present. satisfactory
as far it gees; but does shake the conviction
that the Federal 10 sustain serious reverse
anywhere, John Bull would be hand n-glove with Jobny
Crapeau for mediation" il not intervention" The
fact is neither England France is to be trusted and
but left to keep them at bay and that is
to push the with vgOr, to early sndvctoriOus
conclusion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
.reeirTanaIhe War.

Horace Greeley, iU the New York Irt5,1ls Of NoSem'
Der l6'h Isel. ,cT che election Of Lincoln, gave ut
tsFsusa % ;-s io4oviEg sentiments.
eve holi viii tsssol 70 toe iuAlienabe right Of
'ccuUu-iss TO sites abolish forms Of government
cha, bay, 5Cc-me oppressive OF Injurious, and if the
'oJ.ton States she'll become sa6ed that they can DO
better on, Of the Uaion IaAn IN IT, We insist on letiGg
them 90 ia pys,s The rlgh. % csde nav be :syo-
lgroua-y cos, J.t f. s4ss, Hsy,rhelsss and We DO
no. zee bov g1e patty can have right 10 do what
.oisor Pay las night 20 prevent Whenever a eon-d'
cradle ssctoc OF ono Union shall deliberately resolve
e 80 G- Us shall gyss, a. cCsIeye measures designed
10 keep ir 90 We dops ns,,r 20 hive in a Republic.
s-,s,oi oas e. oa pGlsi 20 ice residue b. bayou
'e.s"
10 tie Aue plper q D=eeaber l7.h, lsto. he said
u esor ssgcl O. eight States send agents 10 Washing
'tca to ssy Eve want to get out o. the Union" We
sacl &, constrained D. our devotion TO humsn liberty
70 say, .st lbesa 20 Aud We 10 not see how W
could take the o:Ler side s,hou. com 10 dEIet con
tie: wi.h those rights Of sAch hold Eafamouu.
10 all pcEteaI arrangements, however eonveDieu: aud
adssaazeous."
Horaees tAn failed a considerable section Of the
Union deliberately resolved 20 out-they sent agents
10 WAshingtca to say: I'VE want 10 ge; out Ct the
Uniou" but they we're not permitted TO Ego in peace.
shortly after the var began, Greeley proposed
thaLl The Yankee army should De beaten in pitched
battle Of Any magnitude, Is shOuli be accepted BY them
- evidence thA, The Southern rebellion" no
.ient and eirc1nscribed disturbance but general up
rising which iy would be Il useless attempt
70 eoa;FOl by force. Manassas up TO the require
ment but he war vent 90. Some time after Hor
ace proposed tia: Il the should IS: twelve months
ne contest should then be abandoned By tue North,
sEse there vss instance In history Of a revolu;ou
la, had maintained itself 'iuy for twelve months
Js1g afterwards suppressed The twelve months
pirsJ but still the went Al later day he SE-
cLmsd "Wo be TO this land (YAnkeelandJ it. when tue
lA0hth Of Eay comes the Rebellion Sill defiant
front May has e0ae and gone aud the front OF the
rebellion" never so high so dch,nL We --h
Horace ~ould get IN an Lolssl mOod he sometimes
JO,s aud tell u ahat be really hiI ks Of the prospects
OF Lincoln. Seward aud Mcclellan. When and how DOES
lLs Philosopher think tie var viii end
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
From the Army Of Richmond .

Ajyces from Gen. Lees lines 10 noon yesterday ena-
able STATE that nothing OF moment had occurred
that time since las. report. Our army occupies
line rb5ut eight miles this side of Charles CITY H.
and extending nearly from the James to the Chtk4bOm-
my. The enemy lies a short distance below, measure.
bis protected BY guaboAts aud busy engaged ortyrg
dc threw few shells Friday and had up his balloon, both
tor the purpose Of Ascertainng our Whereabouts Yes
Isrjay morning and the day before there some
packet asUg but EohiBg The country Is dIt aud
seeded rendering il very dfsut to watch the enemy.
Mcclellan il usirg every TO nspirit he Dis
mayed aud demOrAIzsd troops keeps his bands psysg.
drsi pAgad,s gong on, &. TBers 10 reason to
osleye be making any effort TO embark bis force.
NoF could IL DO ,oj whether he receiving reiufoTc
menL-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
NORTHERN MISCELLANY.

From the latest Northern papers received, We copytte
following:
THE RKPULsE AT CHARLESTON.
The New York Tribune of the 2Sh ult, has the FOL
lowing:
Our special correspondents furnish very complete de-
tails Of the late battle on James Island near Charleston.
The battle was fought the morning of the l6h, and
after four hours of hard ghtng the Union troops
compelled to retire. with loss of 666 killed wounded
and missing Is is said that Gen. BeuhAm brought on the
fight in violation of the orders of Gen. Hunter; and the
fact that Benham was North by this steamer, under
technical arrest shows tina. something is wrong. That
fought nobly is fully proved by the heavy re.
of casualties and the long list of officers who are
among the sufferers Doubtless Charleston was in high
glee Let her rejoice while che msy-her doom, though
nomentarily delayed ia sure. The and stripes will
sumter aud Char' ston IL it takes million Of
men and ten years to place them there. The city,
OF all places Is marked for rebution and nothing with
in the compass of human power avert her punish
ment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
THK CASE OF BES WOOD.

It's believed at Washington, that Ben Wood, Repre-
sentative from the Thrd District OF New York. has been
giving aid and comfort to the enemy" by the commu
nCaion of military intelligence. Yankees say that while
the House was taking action in his his appearance
was auythiug but indicative Of innocence. The CORES
ponisnt Of the New Yoik Commercial remaFks
"This is probably but the Initial movement in deter
moalon the part o. the government TO bring before
the proper tribunals those Northern who have made
loud professions of their devotion to the Union yet have
kept no correspondence with the rebels large mum
Der OF letters sent 10 Dixie ny the Maryland Under
ground route are now probably in thia metropolis and
will be used in due time"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
EheEssson Taught.

Tb- overthrow Of hsCeran Is a conclusive illus;Ts
dcn a. ne mpOss.blity Of su'jusatng a country of
such extent a. tbs defended BY Warlike race. McOsl
Ian bad advanced sss than twenty miles IRON bis water
base, aol ret he found impossible Nth vast army
shl an the appliances Of science and art to defend biz
f5sr Gen Siuarts daring reconnaissance Ia that d.
sycto1, ssts before the attack made, notice
10 lin 70 look to bis mar aud TO make himself sais
tess Il possible No doubt HeClslan bent every eIer.
ton 70 that sld-bat il ayaisd nothing. 80 It viii be
whenever their aFniss venture intO the interior they
81 bs at our mercy aud must rspea. the eEparieIcs Of
their best Gsnsral and largest army. They may raSage
our eOas, aud hold our nAygabe streama (hOagh this
latter vii b no easy task but whenever they ere forced
70 make overland movements they viii fail Oar extent
Of territory aud numerous natural dsiences would en-
able Us to hold out against half dozen such enemies
a. ue have. Yankesdom may do lis worst and Il is
doomed TO inevitable and iguominOus failure. IL may
i.suOy ITSELF. but cannot conquer as
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
Ff,Law,s Diti.ion.

Ole Of lie =syefest Of the late series o. battles occur
red Gu SU1dsy the ~ b. near Savage stIton the
York River railroad which VAS vsged on our eide Il
n.osl entirely by the D.usoa Of Gen NcIAus, cons -.
ing of Eersbass and S,mmes Brigade, supported by
Grhith's Brigade, Of hsgruler's Division. The D.yi
sOn Of Ger AeLass moved IN line Of battle to the reh,
81 the railroad aisr leaving Fair Oikl station, where
tLe gaal, Griffith bad fallen irom the fatal stroke OF
piece Ct shrH. yisv Of the eusmy VAS obtained OF
sss,hiug the open grOund savage house, beyond
-hich ent 10 the ght they strongly entreucted
A. soon 50 sur skrnshsrs came in ,ieu the Yankees
opened . furious cannouaJs IRON their field gus Al
tss taking the necessary precautions 10 protect be
tlnks Gsu HcIass ssrt 6emPe,s Battery ~ the 'front.'
aud ordered aa advance OF the -hc, line. vhieh Ms
pfoUyt', aud enthusiastically responded TO- The ENEMY
aypass-Ly issHlg Hlk movement soou sithdIow
their pieces uudCr cover OF Tie SCO1a into Sl'ch cur
Ileu rgsL,i regardless Of the storm and shell WL which
t.sy were received kempsFs Battery opened gOr-
0I5y, sad 10 les inmates the phols Of our Infantry
-srs eurssl Fsf ihrss hours and more the tight ral
tuk tts su,uy a. las. compelled 70 suoouthb the
5,ssty ya!cf snj deadly aim OF troops Ia yss Of
the 5Ige ioIos ct The emmy aud the comparatively
snail humber erg . On our side there Il no question
hatths Is one OF tie mo-, brilliant Of our procession
Of sioiori5s. lie execution done On he enemy -a=
imnenss. The south C,ro!Ja Brigade, uudsr It's utrs
7d issder, Gen. Ssfshav, drove the enemy from the
Start aud Kemp rs Battery, a. s,hed TO this Brigade,
maiBtusd tle high reputation Nhieh it achieved on the
bloody deli G, Hlaassss. The whole command in fact
non for itself aud i0E iis brave and skil General
fine ,ts' "iI i've vois the history OF the war Lss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07


lieut. W KEMP GARNETr Company D, 6sth yirrln's vi
rtaly woun sd while sslaaty charging battery In ri
va battle, June %, and died Jrne 70, 1864
wake harp Of the South awskei
tqufm sing for
Hho'th bled for his couLtGys sake,
And here's need hath won.
Avaie, ami sin : Of the hue and the brave
Who, though yauag, fl 5 patriots honor'd grave.
A hero who mid the dash
or terrific muiketry,
And the cant ons de fleming crash,
Led his MIN undaunteay,
I'll fa'a ball pierre d his many form,
Add he fell, with bis llfe-bl1od sbbing warm.
A hero, who bore unmov'd
The Surgeons turing BLADE
VINO felt the dread pali rvmovd,
But no gIoan, muir made.
Who laid on the altar OF liberty
His young life and bright hopes willingly.
Away fr IN his home he died,
fr m his oyey home where bloom
Bright hoEeis on ev'ry Ede
D.OOp your heads fair flowers anddew-drops weep
For the cherished one Who sleeps h.s last sleep"
Let each proud AncsItrai tree.
Meath who's. Ge N RI eih.ng shade,
All buOy ant with hie nd Ilse-
He has of la boyhoo played,
MID their leayesfase low and plaintye wall,
For the youthful narsyr nav cold ana pale.
Let the river calm and blue,
which Wind liAe silver thread
By the treeJ half lid from view,
Murmur softly for the dead.
Yes, RAppshspnock Of ant q sad refrain
For one Who view thy beauties ne'er again
Away nom bis home he ilei,
Bot many loving friend
Sadly gSther'd round his side,
his evry Wish TO attend
Yes, fond Parents know That your hope and pride,
Not mid ItrAngers-but friends and kindred dead.
Weep not for the sGrly deail
Consol ana CO nforted be,
For there s'ines around his head,
The br GIT wreath Of victory
where glis en Immort, lies aad Laure's bright.
With the evergreen ray The hgro's right.
Weep not for the early dead
His country he died 10 free,
20: her his hes. Is blood vas Lhed,
And hen ne'er for, ott n be;
Tie he ut Of The South will reyer forget
That Lhe owes her q most saaed debt.
Weep pot for tn, early dead
His Wild dream " strife Is Ger,
To ia Hod hath his spiri fed.
And he'll batue neyer-mOre,
Though he died while unds the fierce cry Of war,
Painted IN glory the fiture he saw.
Weep not FOR the early dead
BTsht n the sroh'eVes Of Fame,
Md true Patrios wtov. blei
Bhgl be traced his dear iO0ed name.
Virginia, cTimIon d with brave cons gore
Sha be the snriue OF Freedom ever more.
July ih, 1867. MO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
A Word 40 our AutLorI,Ie.,

We may expect herculran ,flJr; the part Of cur
enemies 70 rally from the crushing effects OF their over
throw. They have unbounded confidence in numbers,
aud We expect 20 hear Of being proposed for
raising the hugts; army the world has Their
Corgrc-s is in session, and in al probability will adopt
some pa1 ike ConscriPion Law, to meet the emer
reuey and to give expression their vndc,ive deter
minatou. A. immediate concentration Of forces now
10 the q! may also tske pl,ce TO renew the movement
against Richmond and retrieve the disgrace Of their de
feat Our authorizes hold themselves prepared for
such Az event The vigor and power Of our army must
be maiutaued At every ccs and by the enforcement Of
the most rigorous discipline. The DISCRIMINATION that
oiteu tooss victory might be our Iun now No fur.
louFhs should be granted except under the most urgent
NECESSITY. susggiug should be punished as a crime
Renorcements should b. held ready to move if resded,
at moments notice. The erisis is of ineAlculabe
interest It is the turning point in our destnies. II we
repeat tie ioi,s OF Manassas, We are lost Ii We act
-i,h the energy unity and zsa the occasion calls tor
the road to final aud glorious success Il smooth snd
clear month Of manly, determined, judicious acton
uos may save US year Of disaster. AL eyes will now
De turued Oh authorities.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
Fnon jaws Rrvsn,-rho Petersburg Express, Of sa

FRoN JANIS RrvkR-The Petersburg Express, Of Sat
urday sIys
A gentleman residing in Prince George, and more
widely known in the Soulh probably than any other
ctiz N Of Virginia. counted &c transports and other cra
between Berkeley and point several miles down the
river on Thursday,
Another gentleman viewed Berkeley from an elevated
point Ia Prince George on Thursday or two hours He
informs Us that he enabled, by the use OF strong
glass TO scan the scene With much accuracy as though
ne bad been in the entmy's midst. He estimates the
number Of tenis aud wagons there at several hundred
p,obAby thousand, aud thinks there must be force
concentrated there Of from 20 900 TO 10000. At the
landings the Federals unusually busy and seemed
to be landing and embarkng troops The impression Of
h,se Who hay inspected the place from this side oil The
yer H. that Mcclellan hopes to makes stand there IN
u he can receive renioTcemeuls IN sufficient numbers TO
enable him 10 make another forward movement.
Persons residing IN the vicinity state &c as their opn-
ion that while there are movements among the troops
ard shipping al Berkeley by daylight that more active
preparalions are reserved for night aud many thin it
not improbable that Teiniocemens aiSng aud be-
| iup landed under the cover Of darkness
TIE Monitor aud another gunboat came up the river
vert rday afternoon, aud proceeded above utJ PoHt
both SHILLING the woods iuriousy as they projected
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
nHITINRY.

On the 30 OF June ls62 while hereicay dol gns the du
ties the patriot soldier fell WILLIAM sANF I'D,
live morranI eoany, vgins and Of the 4Ith
Ylrg ia Beg ment In the s3I yeu Of his aye.
his col d determined courage bis pey and KIDD
temper he commanded The esteem aud sdni
ration Of his nrAdr the loss OF Lis noble example
orune Shch can s appreciated ony by teoe who kaew bio
Il
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
Tus NrNs o. ruE ycToEY AT CaARLEsToS Tia
Chnrl- atom Mercury Of u inst, say:

Tus NtNs o. yIcToEY AT CaARLEsToS -Ths
Charl, st5u Mercury Of p lust, say:
Glyd uewl al all times pleasant thing is especially
20 after OF uuil corrupted misfortune; aud the
long looked tor drg- that tue great battle
Of battles 10 front OF Richmond had terminated 10 the
-igual su-oess VI cur arms. we're rendered douoy wei
come by reason Of the mui,uiiuous brilliant eVacua-
iona aud mastery retreats which preceded this crown
ing victory.
A, sunrise. YES orjAy morning, the city WAS startled
from ~ -luubss By the ot artillery 10 the trtc-
ton o! J ,mez' Leland The fret report which
from the direction Of Fort Pemberton, was caught up
by she guns Of the post aid thus Tor about ten
minutes tt fduE rolled round tie hablr 10 one uces
ant din the tifJe lev were Gaare of the feet that
this ~as 10 hiDg than salute, and the whole com
raunity Was sgog Eith curiosity and eIcitemenI The
b t.,ty. tho wnarggs. aud the neighbOrhood OF the
newspaper tifcea we're thronRed with people Just
ont Of bed aud the impression very general that
alOtler Gght had begun Gu James Island.
Tae Jtuoi, hoaeS-r, MAS soon cleared up and elOn
ga'Cd yisagJs suddenly sumed joCund Snd joyful en-
precision il became kuOSn that the guns bad been
lrsi in honOr OF Que complete victor" ct Richmond
A, late hour on Monday uigh General Psmberton had
received the iCil1Eiug despa,eh
RicHEosn, Iuae 2o.
4, NJ n. o. nsrol P,labsrioH
Ap.ouncs To your iorces that after two days hghuug
the epcmy have abandoned their camps, and are In iu
f,tre,t closely pursued by army under Geo. Lso
Tey al, mp,ed 70 destroy their store-, but left thsir
eas Standing sDd hrgc quantities OF their prisoners
,re rapidly coming 10.
(SgueB q; w hhAboLTa'
Secretary OF War.
Orders we're Immediately despatched to tho various
ots about the harbor for grand salute at suhrse TO
begin with the first gun the right OF Fort Pemoerton
trd be extended from right 10 lett along our hnes Deng
ssn up by tie r;gb On the west liue, when the fret
gul shall have been fired from Fort Pemberon thence
from the right along the cast line to the right battery al
Sec, souyie therce to be taken up by Fort johnson
and BY FoN BeGuregsrd 70 be terminated by salute
Of thirteen guns IRON FO- Sumter and Fort INQUIRE
Tres orders carried out with admirable precision
tie gurs being fred At intervals Of i've seconds between
each jiso1sTge.
All day yesterday the Gs )aiiog to the be ~
in every portion Of the ey, and the community gene
rally Ignorant az vet Of the eIteut Of the cost VAS
happy in the conf ieLes Of the glorious results oil our
victory.