, 1862-06-14

From TIC Richmond Examiner, June 81 |
The Knoxville Register has information, Oh |
that cannot be dousted, that two E
efs:ls arrived at Confederate pors on Sat t
r.:ay last with ,0(D stand ofarlns on one, and |
SEQ On tue other, AID 100 barrels of pa@d r; |
nd on Sunday two other vessels en- Ter. d the |
aIEc port with ar!:ls aud 1u.m milton, the |
number ard quantity OF which WAS not ascer-
ained. These fo1r vtsstla and two otha:s at
iys on our Atlantic coas*. under convoy Of i
he Confederate 6tcaulet Nashville. On: Of /
he LATER is represented rs l,ayluy been cap i
;ured by lie h1ockaairg squadron Off Viii |
nin.top, North Cavol.ua. 'fae re1naiain5
7eSscl and tbt NasAF,ite arc lowering some /
.tcrc OIL GUT ext:.sive coa-t- IL: authority |
in which NE MAKE these statements inforuls
Us thai the whol. nrmotr nj arms brought on
Lhtse sIven veEsC}s WIS 4e,6W.
IMPORTANCE OF OR RECOGNITION 1T FOR
EIGS POWERS.
lFrom tAe EicL1aonu Enquirer. June u
1Dslnedia:eIs upon the heels OF the Roanoke
and DONE l=on disasters it becaule exceedingly
popular 10 divert attention from every other
chauntl and concentrate it upon the one all
absorbing topic OF 1t:lacce upon ourselves
a1.1ne. But the truth was our great fault had
been Lot in looking abroad for aid, or in de-
pt1nenIc upon otttrs, but in too great conf
deuce in ourselves. We held ourselves in
vlEc!bic: Kna.ohe and Donclson aWokt Us
FROM the dtlusicn. These sweet lessons Of
adEcrsi1J have not been lost upon us. Driven
back at one point. NC low gain at another,
and demonstrate that, when properly aroused.
We are uncorlu"ra!yIc-tha the var may
waye with various fortunes for twenty years,
and the aim Of su:,iu:sation be as far from ac-
compEisbmeut as ever. The South cannot
y:tld; the North, it seems, will no. desls..
{rt, if1he war is to terminate Mt all, Tithout
foreign intervention, it must b. by change Of
No,thcrn sentiment. The Northcrn p:opl.
mist te brought TO realize the ilapoSsai1ity
Of th= task they have Under taken, o. that. t
possible, it would uot be desirable 70 acco,n
p1iSh it.
\ yrry important step towards securing a
resctionary conviction in the Northern mlnd
would be our recognition abroad. Our iudc
pendence once Acknowledged, our adyersarics
must for very shame soon disgust themselves
with the nonsense about "rebels,s' "tFaltOrs,H -
&c., and come to regard the war in its true
light as one Of conquest and plunder. The
world would 50 reGurd it, and the Northern
people would soon learn to look upon OUT in
dependence, as far rs that Was concerned, as
IN Jdit accoinpli, and the war degenerate into
a contest for boundaries. These considcra-
tiops prove the Importance Of pressing, by
every available means our recognition abroad.
We hare not adycrsel to the rtoson inyolv-
ed in Stewards declaration that Il recognition
will be considered d declaration Of war. In
the darkest hour ct our struggle VIC do not
know that the President has tver departed
from his original policy so boldly announced,
Of not cour;ing foreign alliance or intcr:er:
cree; tc simply asks IL: Justice OF I rec2Iu
tiCn- But if this implies Nar, tlcn lEt Eu!5'
ia1i a,.d ErAuce accept tue gage, crJ havoc
,'id 1T sup fhe digs OF War across -ac at|;Ln
nc: lct thru1 relieve 4hclT Own sufi:r'ns pop
niA1''n IN Europe, and aS1u, ano co-operA'
with oETs, in America.
PERFECTLY INDEPENDENT OF EUROPE.
1Fro1, IN. at1an., In, .,l;,,.ncer Nov5,1 .
A. ~ E,.a,,a r..,,,.;s,1,- 1~a1a.,
- tof ~ s,ui'le' sslse,a.1s EnsI1uu ~,
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oIlcs - 'niNee l'.'4'l's ''lo >'5iAes' 1ie7'
aErF- DAVIS NEGROES OK THE WING
(frcm the Yicksharg Citizen, May 81
Circumstances nopd1css tn ,nentja, branch
tn mr. TYlart Yesterday a 1nt Of ssock, fnrnj
~. ,,r,,;~;,,.s am, ,.an;r.I,. .nd. Ifi,rn III
ist1rr sera aet.d wh"r,. hr: .,n,e frna, thu. ~
renlied Win IN mir of sI1f.1mnnrtA1,ca NJ h;
loncs 10 Jefr Dayis,''
! As tl,e Federal rnnboats will nass close h,
! I,5f Dayis' farm. It. is eynectcd that thew vii
| NOT show 1n,,,.n I1,ercy 70 anythin.r found i
/ I'D n,.rhhorhnod Un .,,o h1T,f;r ~ tai
Thar Ifnre .I,if,s honscho!1 goods f5 ire ali If,
!; safo n1are
ss.',. ..zs,, l ,,-.,,o :,
IAA a. ais1 s,oi'so a.
sA>> ~ VI ~ ~ ~- ~ AIA'-
| AsaT AhILLLERF 1T EA4r, "a 1e,o
| AAl. - '@'' nos ~ A''+.
| Nnen our company eff1'e
here on Sunday morning, the 18th INST, th
1ahKee guhooats had come IN sl9at, an
"hns1 Te were taklng up quailefs s., n IN IN u
| ecEoof house, Inc conlnaaaoef oi Ihe ueet "
VGfy llanR3y requesting SURRENDER OF INC CT.
Will lis sdcfenses-aeelngt ne usual postserlp
@uhfautce ior tns protection OF private r1so
ana properly: ihe request WAS very ponte'
answered ID the negative ny Gen SGulth an'
tllat there should be mo mistake, Col. Auo'
|
that the surrender ol Inc caty vas posltlFe
out Of the q1cston-that Mlss!ssIppla'
ccu!dn1 tnlnk o. such tnlng. Onr doEcr
Or, fco, gfatlhed his curiosity, as one OF o.
na? o1 truce party, " taxing survey o1 u
fellows who made such singular demand
MS constituents, anu aei.oeIatsly came 20 = =
CONCLUSION that ne could not anord 10 gfatl
them.
4he 1anhcts tne1 gave notlce 70 reno
me ~cnen anu cnuorsn, onl eVGn lnat q
peen out pafllalls hecueu ana nnulng Us l,t
s,s1e3t IN our oetsrmlnation ann .! 10 DC spuns
tnts plazeo away AZ tne eltI N" eecnlu
; eincc. 9lu hole recently aI LUZ tne.lplue
alohG ING Naffenton roao- Noooay nur'
~ 1ankees minus some IN t%o nuharea y
Ivy rounds oI I,:l sn9t @ and shen. Al one III
they came SO tMek auo 1ast around our
caippment 1nat lhS cafAt}S tnoasnt tIe JUG
ihtnt day "aT coming. x
We Ale ~ Aelocs aicsuy, 3 ior ra ens!s Sis
,,,Y,. t1,rt.o mora f..at rf sfriEi,
II is beautiful sight to behold these innsct
: missiles bursting IN the air, and delight
1astnne aoosins tae1i' ''e A4eS eo'A1c VIII
= ,,a;,,S -, In i,,,1,ro,rr ~ c,rr=a T., e,,f
of the number AID disposition of the deftn
aud trecps at this place: out every day
nl:.!ntaln our pos' 'Ml WI nut lI1sfG17t;
d 1as1tlles lul sitsess.u. os,snsV: ~ 20
~ W sSuias, !so, .nlt duS ,, anASsS
lu lLe iile'nelilc oG snipa.saa 1tta 19it.S' WV
I. msnie ~ aulHa:1'io, AIu n, Go'9
Hnlsn ~, ~ e'.oe1tS snota; ~. tn,, nS H. H.
Iasl%lsua lof eilent d. w p9t. Icy =;
= ns5 t. nlse Elot sln:e a,, WeoIesuns e,sar
Il ~, 80 tnea oAty ~ !" -: ". - ~ ~
eaEh out ~ ,.nu po..'t. ~. =. ~
:. Mas ~ snls ungfs .noeu snu ~ aaeat ~
Q eAIL ua- lucy suelieu tn'' pe5l4!on " W,
1e15 uhaer coHthana " Lleuls. n
er wv voaleto',, wn4el', 4ot the picssus, 10
s"I1:Su Ap4n ine oa'.A.ee ~ "a aAe sotApAAJ.
nat !ne Iurpesc o. 5ne cneMy Is III
= EHspepulhg tne oonoaFo1aea1' Ii. as ina
Ic u Soulse, lnele sleeuia.ion'
l. since wrtiDE nc above, the enemy
cur camp ! eusnt s4etiIus, MIL LIE us"A
sequences" nobody huIt.
~ 1ntEe Is rumor mere tnat Ilca5u ou
e nrnxcr Iu n ny sancf % IN cVent " '>' '> ''~' ~
d ,oor4r7rR ron prr1ER
T,,;e ,n,o,rs =, Ia +b. cu,rn ;,+art;o
u.,-
oI tHe Son1coetateh- but ~ cooh j
- you must first catch him." a writer in
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