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Regulations Relating 60 Trade with
Ports Opened by proclaim stion.

Regulations Relating 60 Trade With
Ports Opened by Proclaim alton.
TREASURY DXeAKrxgsf, May II. 1862.
2FA4-TO vessels clearing from fo.aign ports and
destEssd 20 ports opcaet by the proclamation OF
the r. osident OF tho United States Of this date
Lame'S, Beaufort, In North Carolina Port Royal, In
southCaOifna AMI New Or cans Louisiana. Licenses
will tS grabsed by Consuls Of the United Safes
upon satisfactory evidence that the vessels 80
lices ID win convey person, property Information
tnbad of either from ths sad ports, which
cenies shall be exhibited Collector Of tho port {,
which said vessels may be- respectively bosnd, imnedi
steyn arrival and If required to any ocer in charge
The blockade; and leaving eitaer OF tina SAID ports,
every vessel will be required to have o clearance
from Nhe Collector OF tho customs, ding TO law,
showing that there has bsen violation OF tho cond
tonsNa the iioense ANY violation Of the said conii-
wit involve the forfeiture and condemnatiosof the
vese1 and cargo aud the exclusion Of all parties con-
cerfd from yfurrher privilege of esrng the United
States during the war for any purpose whttsver.
Sesnd-T0 vessels OF the United States Gearing coast
the por aid license only be obtained
fromthc Trea,ury Department
2hid-In an other respects tho existing blockade
minis in full force and eoct hitherto established and
t,ned Is il relaxed by the proclamation except
reg this poots which the relaxation By that
instrurnens expressly applied
Up. CHASE, Secretary OF the Treasury
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soon realize the existence Of powerful Unios

soon realize the existence Of powerful Union
party, from Richmond to New Orleans
Meantime, the proclamation Of President LIN
coin, reopening to trade, under certain limita-
tions, the ports of Beaufort, N. c.; Port Royal,
S. O., and New Orleans, marks but tho begin
ming ofthose approaching measures Of relief for
the South which cannot fail to awaken, among
the people of that section, general sense Of
disgust for the horrible imposture OF their
Southern confederacy, contrasted with the sub
stantial g!ories, securities and blessings Of the
Union.
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Nxw YoRx, May 10, 1869.
Tns following call for . public meeting y explicit
enough in itself without further comment Tho meeting
viii doubtless be- well attended,
meeting Of citizens Of New York, merchants anA
Others will be held at the rooms Of the Chamber Of Com
MERGE corner OF william and Cedar streets. this day,
wednesday Hay IA, al twelve O'Clock noon, 70 consider
the duty OF providing OF relief for The destitute
and suffering people Of Troy, many Of whom have been
rendered homoess by tho late serious con1aaratioa u
largo portion Of that city.
George Opdyks, Robert 7. Haws,
can sosn M. n. Grnnell.
n NJ RlatchrorA. q. H. Marshall,
Thomas rileston, T. y. Brown,
s. Draper, Aonm waksmsss
g. n. Babcock, John Cisco,
I..ac ReII b. r. Winthrop,
I,sepb walker Nehemiah knight,
Pros ler NJ wstmoss, Marshall .. Roberts,
y q winston. Joseph H0xie,
James Gallatin, Anu othsrs
MEETING o. rH CHAmrn ov Coxxux.--rhsrs will b
ee,,ns Of merchants at the Chamber to-day sttwslvs
O'Clock 70 devise Or the rsf Of We sufferers
By shs srsas ars ssrsy. :.
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TRIPLE SHEET.
New York, Wedn@sday. Nav "a. 1854.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

our large and increasing circulation compea US
70 CAL upon advertisers once more 10 aid us in
meetng the requirements of the community, Ny
handing in their advertisements at an earlier hou
business notices, when clearly classified and pub
Hsned In the HERALD, are of great value to adver-
easers. In order to obtain this classification. these
noaoes should be sent early to our oiHcs--before
nine O'Clock when possible.
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REBEL DEsTRuCrrvENEss.-The amount Of pro-
per.y destroyed BY the rebels N s!he cutting Of
the leyees on the great rivers. with view 70
impeding the operations Of the federal armies. is
incalculable. Without materially succeeding
in this latter object, they have inflicted an
amount Of distress and ruin on their own peo-
pie that years cannot repair. Az an example
Of what is being done IN this way, We publish
. map showing the recent cut Of the
banks Of the Mississippi, which has sub
merged the whole Of Eastern Arkansas as low
down a. L'Anguille This is one OF the most. de-
structivs operations Of the war, and shows the
iendish spirit by which the rebel leaders are 40
tuated. The planters and others who have .
stake in the country, and who represent tho
conservative portion Of the population dare
not exhibit the least resistance to this whole
sale destruction Of property; for the terrorists
wbs do these black deeds would instantly pro-
scribe and hang them for IL There never was
q suicide committed by . people more com
plete than that the South is now perpetrating
upon itself Unless it promptly revolts against
The msnstrous despotian 70 which IL has bowed
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FOREIGN INTERVENTION AGAIN ON THE TAPS
The Paris correspondent of the Independence
Beige states that secret treaty has been en-
tered into between France and England to put
stop to the civi war Ia America. One Of the
conditions is that the South shall consent 10 tho
emancipation Of its slave population. He adds
that another treaty has been concluded between
France and Spain, by which the latter govern
mcnt undertakes to abolish slavery in Cuba
The Independence is journal that is gene
rally well informed in regard to the secret
political movements Of the European courts
and we shall not, therefore, take upon our
selves to assert that there is no founda-
ton for these statements. Whatever, how
ever. may be the schemes agitated between
England and France in reference to this
country, the campaign has now arrived at
stage which leaves no pretext for foreign
interference. With oil the ports of the
South in our possession, OF so invested that
their capture is only question Of a few
weeks, no legal loophole is lett TO justify
such proceeding. Surprising the idea to
have been seriously entertained, the news OF
the capture of New Orleans and OF theevacua-
ton of Yorktown and Norfolk will, We ina
CINE, cas-. damper upon It. The liberation of
our naxy from its present blockading duties
will not only leave it free to pay its ccnpli-
ments to any foreign force that may visit us
with hostile intent, but also TO threaten the
North American and West Indian possessions
of England. We hardly think that the latter
Power will, from mere spirit Of hostility to
our institutions, venture to incar such risks.
As to France, after the affair of Mexico, it is of
course difficult to.speculate on its course It
would be curious IL the statementIthat it was
intended 10 require OF the South to emancipate
its slaves should turn out to be correct. After
making war for the perpetuation of slavery,
this woultl'be hard dose for it to. swallows ~
. conditicA Of peace.
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CURIoUs- DEVELOPMENT IN RELIGION Ind
PoLITIcs-It is the custom Of all the Protestant
churches, except the Episcopal, to give certiff
Gates to members who, because removing to
other localities, or from differens causes, may
desire to join other chnrchcs 1t appears that, in
the case OF persons DESTROYS to join the churches
of Henry Ward Beeoher and DR.. Cheever, several
of the clergy in New York and Brooklyn refuse
to issue such Ger slfcates, on playground that
such men are not true Christians shat they ere
fanatcal semi-iniidels Of the Satanic school, 70
pudiatingthe authority of the Bible, and THAI
by their seditiou3- coarse they lave brought
terrible calamity on the country.
This Is very healthy sentir,ent-it is tho
commencement Of . great revelation at the
North. The present resentment Is as nothing
compared to whasswill be developed hereafter
We are now engaged in putting down the
rebels at the South. When that is accors-
plished--and nothing delays il bat the Satanic
attitudsof the aisclitionists then we will put
down tae abolitios rebels Of tho-North, 30 tin1
the cause of all ftrture rebellion shall be extin-
guishea. We will put them down in the
church. on the streets. at the polls in the count
ing house, and wherever we m Get them. They
will Re summed a. moral, soaial and political
lepeFs, who have brought ruin on the country
and must atone for their cranes by seclusion
frofs society. Sach men as 3eecher, Cheevcr,
Greeley, Phillips, Garrison, and all who aid
their diabolical designs, wilpbe sent to Coven-
try. like the murderer Cain. upon whom, it is
Sid, God put . mark, that men should avoid
him
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Important Proclamation by
the President.
The Blockade Of the Ports of New Or
leans, Beaufort and Port Royal to
Be Raised on the LIST Of June.
Treasury Regulations Relative to Trade With
the Re-Opened Ports,
kc. m La
WASHINGTON. Nay 10, 1852.

WASHINGTON, Nay 10, 1852.
1he President has issued procl declaring that
the>bockade Of the ports Of Beaufort PORT Rysl and
Ne Orleans shall far aud determine from and
att the LIST OF juno next, that commercial intercourse
those ports, except TO porsous and things and
insOrnAon contraband Of war may from that time be
we'd subject 10 the laws Of She United States, and
" Ee limitations and In pursuance Of tho regulations
wnkh prescribed by the Secretary OF the Treasury
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go ,atslsfsbsg sfsissi ~ ~
NiH a pessss 4 a. - ~
ssaai ala tm dsufhs
riy hew apr n aAs 80 ah'i''
~ ihst eiHt, aesfh~s y sg'eu
~ n aht 80 ; mgts sansenlsl
@ al ~ ~ n - iHlsa, bw
ss ny = 4nnsa y sgtffn IN
,pt a - shtsid say 'ha' from "
pmfib ~ haze s5i ms' rih
mo- lfff Il lfeasmfni ~ ihst elig
M Affeas n fsfsla tassser, ard
site sily ~ ladss ue hing ~ 10
ltef ggwsfig allsge Their s'dfef
n. shd make them comfortable
They Lsse been haiifihg IN h'l'
hdtafara. " procure And affnhgs
pisess ~ M aeeammgip'icn NJ iht
ioll ~ sinee The ffsf asilee They bad
n fIeir coming. and ihiy eer,ainly
i~esef,e gfeat pfaise liai u seems
~ ~. from shat ue cen learn, that
thore III flight disposition IN lbs
part N . few individuals, 10 'e,io
iolg ihis work. This oagh, no, n
h. ~ anehrisiian The soldier
must he taken care u by somebody
and We should III lend . helping han'
20 or unfortunate fellow beings wh'
! nave probably incurred this sickness
IN defense Of our rights. From pres
eyl Indications, however, We have NJ
fears but tia, they viii be- we'll takeI
care If. IN the contrary. We fear th
matter will be oycrdone IN the begin
ming. We dom wish to dictate q
YOU, ladies', bat il all candN an
kindness, allow ~ to caution you
ltlci Don't be too brash Ut III
start lons EXHAUST your encrgic
and your means too hastily
you must remember that il Is proba
BE that these soldiers, Or q porto
of them, aud perhaps many other
may be- here for months, and thu
/, YOU. attention aud assIstYcc will B
, iu, n necessary a month, or thr'
/. month, hence rs now. But go ahca
T, and 30 just what yon think best, an
you will noI only have the ,tnvk an
/, gratitude Of the soldiers, but the u,
proved OF a sympalhixing and gone
o,s community
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On the lst inst, Of The residence Of the
brides father, BY Passon Bates, Mr.. !. \.
HANSON to Miss CLAa~ B~s,xlAxp. All
Of Psnola county, Mis-.
Accompanying the above marriage
notice, was ! nice piece Of. the Brides
cake, for which the happy pair have
our best bow, and ~srpest wishes
for their health, happiness, and pros.
perity, together with the hope that
their pathway through life. may ever
BE- strewn with the brightest beams
Of love, peace, and fidelity; nay
their barque If lie ever steer clear ii
those fatal family breakers On which
The fondsst hopes and psass Of many
have been wrecked, and forever lost ;
and lAst, though BY 10 means leasi;
nay their hoasehold esskst be ,ssn'd
with lots Of bright little jewels bear.
ing The image of-1la sad Pa. /.
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In another column will be found
tho exemptions under the ccnscrip,
law. It will be seen by this tina,
there arcagood many exempt, and We
think a little more than really nee.
essary.
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IssskN8nsTs uArEs xAn I'll
A uPiPAY TIT

H
~ fersons cling a.. War Tss ~
~ hefrby nottntd that sh~ sAMS sssf |.
ps'd hsswssn The INIT and fwsnusA q.
" May nest. "
rof In purpose N scseiylns said Tsss
will asisnd NJ tho following slmes ~
places, In thu disisIcs composed u *
county n Pamela. VIZ NJ
paaola. Mgedss, bsh heay sosf.
llohina, Tuesday, Oh MAY nsss,
Pops's, Wsdpssdny 7th Mas sssi.
Iusshs, Thursday, sth May hest.
byHum's trech. rfiday, ~ M A..
spfinapors, friday. IGsk MAJ Nest.
snsdis, sstwrisy. iIsh May Next,
Como. Monday, 18th MAY esxN.
plossmnt hosus, Tuesday, nth Ns,,
rsach Csssk, "Wednesday. sia M.
+. Star Place. Thursday, .92d May nsus.
koshinr hut coin or q. \. Treasury No.
will be rccsi,ed In payment " ihs Tss.-
The time In which ihe tax II 10 h COLLECT
81 .bcing short, and tho q. g. Ty,sssr
NOS, n smaller sisea, being sessee.
anticipate difficulty In making ehsues.
when hills for lavgcr sums than he amoss.
due arc rendered. An persons sse skrv.
fore ciaiiensl 10 nsecrtain beforsh land the
eSnci nisoSnt Of their taxes, nsd<o como
prepared to pay IL, M inr ~ possible.
without requiring change o,hsis,v. \
the payment cannot DO made for van, u
chssesA u vill bc the fau't u Ne ~ ~
ers, and thu penalty Of tho lAv viii Lsia.
cntred by them. ). n. JONES.
uol3 Collector for said DiGries.
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We have informstin from Mex
Orleans, says the Appeal u yc'tcr
day, up TO Friday last, derived from
pepons who left there on thAt day.
A portion Of Gen. Buffers division,
estimated at 10000, had arrived and
taken possession Of the city. They
marched through The streets playing
on their brass bands, the ANCIENT air
I" pieayune Buffers Coming" A.
was expected, one Of their first out.
ragcs upon the personal liberty Of
prominent citizens was the arrest Of
the gallant Monroe, whose lola. fear.
less and patriotic reply 10 iarrngut
rendered him SO peculiarly obnoxious
to that vulgar braggart.
Great Indignation is relt in New
Orleans at the. cowardly treason Of
the mutihcers through whose lcre.
LECTION the forts below we're forced to
capitulatc. When the plot was dis
covered. the officers turned some Of
the guns upon the guilty parties to
enforce obedience but found them
spiked. /.
It is also stated that 'hcPickc,s
who we're stationed below to give the
appointed signals on the approach Of
the fleet, went over to the enemy,
and hence the mortar and guuboats
were enable to surprise the officers Of
the garrison, and thus succeeded in
emecting, what might otherwise have
proved an impossible feat.
In the whole history Of this War we
know Of no incident which so de-
serves the execration Of the nation,
as this shameless and reasonable de-
lection Of the Fort Jackson garrison.
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HAylyG enlisted In the Csvf.dsrs.
III service. and havipg the hnsInsss 4
ihe sfn, Of Rvars'& Simmons "a settle n,
! hereby give notice that all who are y
dsbted 10 the said Bars 4 Simmons srs
requested to como forward asd ss.de b
note, II they can DO no more, ~ - Sss.
ious 10 nve the business closed ID before
70. JAs.S SIN, OxS.
BArvsrLtr. Miss. Men: 90, ts6e.
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,ua,gr o. r.nl,, sri0,.

w. deem 10 advisable 10 chang
the day Of publication Of our paper,
IN order 20 make a better connection
With tho mails. Therefore. IN future
the srW viii be issued on Wodnc..
day mornings, instead Of Thursday
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TNG TAI.GAuATt'oubAv

BE- tue last issue II the Talla.
hntchiap. W. learn that with this
number, the publication Of tina, pa
per ceases. We par, with il with
regret. However, rs il IL for the
good OF our country No ~chccrfaliy
submit. The editor has laid down
the pen. and taken up tho sword, IN
defense ri our country. We bid him
God speed, in our cause. Blu. hcnr
the editor himself, in the following
paragraph:
"With This number. We close, for
the present, the publication Of the
Tallahatchian. We have exhausted
our supply Of paper, and could not,
if We wished. procure more. But Va
are preparing to "buskle on the Or.
NOR" Of the soldier, and must Icy
aside our i.cel-pointcd weapon. 1Rei
when the polluting footsteps Of our
hated enemy, shall have beea obliter.
atcd from oar sod, no more 10 appear
forever. and whei our sammy koues
shall again b Messed with tho happy
fruits Of pesee and plenty, ~ hop
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WAnw's BATTERY.

~ reference to the muster roll Of
this Battery. in another column, il
will be seen that company No. ! has
1i3 members. Also by a notice Of
Capt. Ward, in another place, Il will
be seen that they 60 into camp at
Grenada, on mex. Monday.
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have received orders 70 rcndcs.
yous my company Of Grenada. The
members Of company NJ. !, will be
at Pamela on Monday, the 18th inst,
at . o'clock, \. NJ, ready TO leave Oh
the cars. Those living near Como,
sardis, Popc's and Oakland, will be
Mt their dcpota, on that day IN time
for tho train. Each meu,ber will he
required to bring Il duy's rations
with him.
want more horses and mulcs, ard
hope our citizens vino can spare them,
will notify }. J.. Fletcher. ". Y,
Potts and J. d. Vance, after Tues.
dag the 9Th.
NJ. s. WARD, Capt.
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vINIiE updersigpsi, sdminissnias 81 ~
Il eetass Of william Lowe (lItoAsets
having reported % he psobipCSss 4
Tunie. eousey. Mississippi, q ~ ol1na5
tern, 1859, t6ss MI sieais h iaDSv1O1,
An persons hsving slains agaia&ej&
tass, ass hereby n6ssosd 10 soue ~
md bsvs tbsIr sleins daly ptoeSeooo(
vsgissssed h ~ oleskss o6sse sssol1 -
On or beesop The - 1eeo1sy n
1853, o. thsv Win ~ forever 6anst
WILLIAM o. uAxWR
jas. 81, 1e69. tuo.0a1 Adnhhdnn.
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VNIE following stray property vii h
J. sold ~ tho lst Monday IN May nssl.
Persons who posted ihs horsss and oxen
are. rcqnire6 to have ,hcsn at the Con-,
uauss on the day Of sAis, via:
Two horses taken up by r. MsDcv.ll
Two do DO do W. n. Iuhss4h.
One do do do !. A. nisassae.
Ono red or. do do n. A. TsyIsp
0ae red and white OK d. L. laslsu.
April 10. 1882 i'm
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- We learn that Mr.. Watkins
has been very active in behalf Of the
sick soldiers. lie has furnished III
-or nearly all-his negroes for the
use Of the hospitals. This is . gen.
ercus action, and worthy Of imi,s.
ton.
In this connection, We most no,
forge, 10 mention that many Of the
members Of Wards Battery srs
also doing al they can for The sieh
soldiers, bu. they leave next Monday,
and their absence. no aosbt, viii bs
felt at the hospitals.
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Adviecs from Corinsh, says the
Menphis Appeal. state what might
have been expected. that there orc
no prospects for % immediate battle.
The prospects Of an carly ashs have
vanished On account II the heavy
rains yesterday and lsss night. So
less u he reads sossiace muddy
within The vicinity Of Corinsh, n
assd szpess ~ battle, Ssr Hallssl
wiIl sever savanes spsa Bsesss'
sSrd's lines uslsss h ca
Assvy sisss ssss u tAs sssssh
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tasf't hftaaH sti sffh
.ff ff ~ Anilsg W. sf'.
Fgf off fll
WIND IlllUD
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VI AND,
raptnp n AfUll

D. soo Geographic column lor
Iato interesting news.
f4D~ oar lhnnka - lhc good 10
dies or ibis place. for their attention
and kindness to the paoola Hospital.
~. J. ~ BnotR
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oapap 20 ~ ffle3 eol am
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anNm fof neb
Gantlssef enallfl . III fni rom
t sfe ibtitf IL sffly ~ m'
pI Iof NINTH tist 81 b. $3.50 o. iop
ao ! ell fma n hiy mohfJ
anl doihIor tseh cfpany vii DO
eoId 20 eIefl oae taran 'nd fe'
Il nI-nlnl
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4 sssses. isss " sssetss Sst
faflsFH Hsf 5rAH ,ss'slasa
aalrs ysslstlsy Il ftssi ~ tsy
ed shf #aFm swsihaas iHis msfss
a'a
The essmy has fallen bssi fssm
Warrington. aha hsm present ~.
pasfmrs. " ell haze h. bs1l's ~
= lsy MISC
As~skss nsIssssSs stssssess.
fesisrH. Msy 90 A emfisf ssi IN
repgtls thss su sasslfy fof1ss bad
energed fIs ehelay ~ raI,.k'. Ten
hesssf snd afser . harp s,haie'
defeated them wiib considerable loss,
~ ng three hundred prisoners
amobg .hem wert . largo number a
commissioned shd non commissioned
omcefs. who vere pa'oIcd and de-
charged
II u expected that va shall have
heavy .kIrmisbihg to.mnfow VI
ring !. heard plainly in the direoiio,
n The feehesse river this afternoon
supposed 10 bg NJ our cavalry, whlel
greatly annoy the encmy's %gunbcai'
Al quiet ap 10 tbi. time.
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tmfedeFHie money y hgw c.frrnl
NJ Nashville Al . discount NJ only VI
tef cent. freely passing ~ Eighty.
hve sosia On the dollar IN exchange
~ notes on III Tennessee hsnka.
Nesfe informed that the suffers n
the Federal army even take " ~
llis rate In raymen, for provisions,
These facts ought 70 establish cofM.
dcnce IN II even Who're other and
ohlcr impulses fail There should
BE- no disposition aiming wv pccplc
u refuse H. II II the mainsssy Of
tie Confedcracy, and The free acccp-
t,nec Of Il IL the basis of'our Gov.
trnment credit. Whatever We do in
this severe hour ~ ,rial and disaster,
let no traitofous hand dare seek n
stall our sacred cause, by refusing
the currency Of the Confederate
Government.