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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
OR cArsr Is one AND cspl1lSIsLE.

TIE Atlanta Copfederecy, in noticing thst
soue OF the "puhlic men Of tie South, are
very loose in their attachments 20 The border
States, shows 3 Just appreciation CT the com
mon interest rs we'll as ,bc comnon duty, in
the following rnlnsrss:
Our people aIo "in TOT the war, net alone
for the Cotton, but the Border States. Their
sentiments and their resolves arc mlsrcpre-
scnted BIZ "pubic Uen" who assnIno differ
EFT position, and tie! would denounce the
representative, or tho administrative oflice,
who would dare propose sn ahandnnment OF
the Border Statrs that peace IGay be secured
II tee Cotton States. 4 peace so brought
about would be disgracciui, aud Of but short
duration. The fate OF the Border States must
b, TIE fate Of the Cotton States. The cause is
common one-wIh all. Virginia conquered,
Georgia must BE- conquered, leo. Tennessee
subdued, so must BIZ Alabama. The Cotton
States, be- it 70: veal or ur woe, must share
The fate Of their sisters on the borders Of Lin.
coins douainions, and tho public man who
docs not so counsel, courses what the people
uf the Cotton States will never approve or
sustain. Such counsel would indeed 10 shame
FIJI
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sd,ncauarlrIr DcEartn-Ht UI G1enriror
RcT4nyD. vs., March d, lsn.

Ru:EanSD. VS., 3Isrch6 lsn.
6sSrR.L 0RpEfs No. !:
Tnr prrpri=tors Ct Hctei uCi ac.:,i:I h1ais: ''n
forthwith report IL the Provost Marshal he Ec-s 81
all sues, their Cu5es aBc 'r- laae- OF GIL Tbiie per
,ous IN as s.np0yracIJ list Of arrivals VIII Also he
I nisei to lie Provost I.!snl twice every NY, ~ TIE
aouri 0; Ia A. ~, ard T. NJ.
H. Livery stable keepers and owners 81 HacHs and QUEER
vehicles will report Ia is Provost 'iT=ta the 10
.toa OF IL cir sLbirs ursr Of their o5Ses, hscns
SC Th-y l alsn Gke a!y reports CT srsous :rnrn te
~ ;G.uHinT couatry putting 0'Hr.'/s, IN ri'
I -H,rs..
IiI S0pa-aon ]. permit" it'e Corporate
.iL:.t Of The city IL L.ca % o:ei "a % ."'1c
n.rk without Passport. Drivers OF 90, no"cnrs are
.-ris= rcrbtdea IRON ;as:n. passenger II any roh'
s,hiu IN. ten niles c.untry unit: Martial Ia -i''-f
-: /, sl.gr, Eria Into tn cty Vi t-.nt p!.scs uNe
.url i.-I-..5- h.,o I.atsn'r:'
rr.ogGa = of Nj. Iru. ]nH" II. HlEnEE,
Go,nG utL u:lHs. = 20,
t. 4. rAit,
u.-r> A. 4. GrG-ra!.
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G..sg.si. GSJt.sG.
LtATKhCTI
;ta,douarter. Dep'I. of sf-nrtco.
t.,Il 10 -Sr
t.EXFRAi nRyEn

GENERAL ng5sh-,
\" Is
eEI:i ID -ir.F M. date, the issuance sic ti.cu'a
too { ;utit,iC-i stiir;. proh!nitrh Ho'es
OF ,s character r-LrcCrd IL hanksh'e tacas
upon presentation, sid cuts =: 9uce De Shh'F""n ""D
rircui .ion.
p--ons violating ths ortsr N part:=u:sF ..h DC
.6u.- ed guilty VI saTe 0t-nce and vii De suto'eu
r nr,,.r s.d such puuinEenr tnsy DC Imposed Vi
D,ur Martial
u .:d.r VI Ia. rii4r eirrs:. lSu H. Wisn.n
L. X. PAGE,
:nr,, II A. \. tieDcraL
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rSeESpRaus AND cnEAnplY

Tina officers and crew OF the schooner Boau
regard, from Charleston, captured by The
FedeIals. were conveyed in ri:aina to ksy
West. 90 the passage they wore led with To-
Ions fare, compelled 10 remain IN recuubent
position with chains on their hands and fee.
during the day, snd at night wore confined il
bresd-lcckcr about six feet square. the
four tfBcers were treated with special rough
ness. They were assalled with the most or
fsrsiYe ep,tncts, and annoyed oy every means
q. the command of lhn brutal enemies.
Since lheJ have been at Key West ;hny
have been in rigorous dars.,cc, fed On tic
cosrscs. food, AMI watched daY AID night BY
hecrtless and base fellows, who take 6snd
ism delight in cggravatirg tho u!;sor!es Of lheir
condition. .jusannah Nsns
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The 2GTH3TAT HOTEL wiz II fr:u-e &c conducted
hy the AID sors rIl b.. tps.odto rshdsr
!; worthy tie ps,roas:s OF be public.
GEO J. SCSMSfEIt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

Il aihdraTtrS froo TIE corErtne-,h'p which hs hare
to!ore e1i-1 between Nr. 6 ). c,ElmsE and 1rt
take pleasure 70 recon- dog the POWHATAS HOTEL
under hi, marsgsmert, 10 the lo1rN suppor: Of The
public. DANIEL ?. WARD
Apt, 2s
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>sTs'sE!HH N'AEEEl;.
tSGASTEJ, hy young f-utcrn4c, r1eIEp:ed from
W tahrs suTTcc bT 81 iiI-hrath situation As
TEACHER. Qualified zach Latin, Elementary French.
Eeeasry Matt einstic,, and tie Eas.n bGnrue. usaal
~ t'.iSht IN schools
Adrs-, s. ,tatis tsEn, Gid Church a., Hanover TO-,
rrcials. ArIt lP-dltHcpo Of.
"a M CaI-IalM Ed ArELY-lU,b0 sihL., l-!iv
w cred on the llns OF the road hetw.su Rcs - u
Fredericksburg. Dimensions. feat long, IOtsN. taI
Iarh.sin diameter At suail end barred and smoothly hcwn
thickness OF lhches. CHAR Of iry ds-r; raIr-.;.d
70 ,mpa: str"as:E.
" No Sill vi be rcce'v-di ,i,.s:...
T.RMs.t 'T White or Post ! ,';.i cches diir7cte.
- cents, cash
For Mh... or Peat OAK. llilie., .. GORE. ST. cents
cash
Yer Red or Chrsur; OAK g. cnntl ca:h.
For :urth"T iGrrni.trr apply 10 Section MSI:crn ou
lt.v II fd.i or Il HM. n. BRAGG.
superintendent Hobi.
oFFIcF r. ?. 8P F. r &C.,
h;.Doord Mach IL, %. March l2.i
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ssifrE. Drpmrt.Ieii u sseHriro,t
tIcu"oAp, ~. s;ArGh H. iod2,
CEREAL ORDERS. NO. 4.
RAILROAD Companies, .Wi tie I.:es RIVER suJ
Dc Eararha Canal ucmpni!?, r.e iorbiGdsu
port l!' city oat Of II cpl:uous Liquors or u6es
Intoxicating bcveTages.
I'LL Sup-rn,endeDts Of Railroads. and Of ;nc ,sl1 Canal
reluesreteG report ualy 10 the Provost ker'H.
tie ~ passengers passing oTcr hr rotis ana
the cana, OFT Of the city ~ ilchannd.
By ortisr ~ BriG. Gsni JOHN II. WEBER,
UounandlCy &c.
March !5-I l.. r. PACK, A. 4. Ged.rsl
Eeadc'r- Department. Uf :!rnrico,
kicaH0su, Va, ii,rsh @eih lSa:.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. -
efT EScRUIT-, S:,G w.t:,oGt officers H. chang,
s. cou74,eNrrnti anG oiHrr ,!!sr,, nov CT here
,rr I-tnurd IN ,h!I c,. for scg caase whatever VII!
nine at-y pro gei Camp WGrr The Krtrr9tr,
report 10 Gyi"nr; j,'a iorse5, coaEE.Gi 81 ai
In-i
q: orteF OF B;igsi!sr Genera, j0uS II. %IsDsa.
l. K FiGE
i;SEth s!--G;T sscs;a.; :tjutac; Coastal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

A letter from Beaufort, N. O., Of The lob,
instant, published in the New York "Herald,
smcog other things says:
Major Allen, who is the Provost Marshal Of
Beaufort and vicinity, has administered the
oath of allegiance to Soma three hundred Of the
male residents Now, allowing four persons
to family, it will be seen that out OF tho pop
ulsticn OF tho place, which is about sixteen
hundred, three fJur;hs are loyal to the Uni on.
ANOTHER letter Of tie samo date, written
from Newbern, furnishes toe following infor-
nation:
Tho rebel Gsuel ais Gatlin and Branch, who
commanded the enemy previous 10 the fight
here have been arrested by order OF the au-
thorities at Richmond, ard are now in aonhne.
ment at Golisboro', awaiting tris by court
martial They are charged with cowardice
upon tin. ard previous occasions. The rebel
prisoners nov in Cur hands, numbering about
$50, including Colonel Avery, are to be sent
North in few days, undor tho recent order OF
the War D. 1ar!inent to release no prisoners m.
Ill Colonel Corcoral is sci OF liberty. They
are On board tho. Transport; Cossack, Captain
J. W Bennett
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PROPERTY SURRENDERED WITH FORT PULASKI.

PROPERTY SURRENDERED WITH FORT fCLAhRt.
The Savannah Republican" gives the fol
loving liz. OF tho armament and other proper,
ty captured By ,hs enemy with Fort Pulaski.
Tbs cornmiss.ry stores embrace only such as
arc estimated to have been on hand at tt e
date Of the Surrender:
Armament Of TUE FORT.
l0inch Coumbiads.
y
az poandcr guns.
81 Sc T.
4-incii rih, guns, imported-Eagish.
q puandsr F.aak Oasemate Howi,zer.
IL Mounted Howi;Zer.
2l2 Field How,tzsr
] Pinch M0rfsT.
49U stand o: ,iualI arms With accoulreIn en;s.
ABdUNiTloE.
The amount Ct powder in the Fort at the
commencement OF the bombaTimant, was about
As 900 pounds, vita $50 rounds of shot and
Shell 10 tho gun. There were also 10000
rounds Of ruusket and riffs cartridges.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
THOMAS El.LETT.
pDNl!ArA.; WElSfGER.

The undo.:2nrd having purchased the entire inte .st
THOMAS ELLElf In tie late concern 81 ki-t.s W.sycr
S continue The business at the CID stand No Is.
Main street. ami h6-a personal a-utiOn to merit tn
former patronage OF The the public generally
S-ll pnWuATAS
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It : & IE.t[I.TTF w
sDID:anT 40 ..!Jr!Eria GS.ER!LS oil F!.S
:, IL l-,I


sDID:anT .xs ..,:r:ETi3 GS.ER.LS DlF!rf,
SlGAN0Sp. febrEsE: ~ ~
:isHpral Orders, No. 81.
TIE fcil5Eic: A., OF uGr:TG.. S;i" ats~iaJts 81
m. Secretary Of W.: thmrTppG, iVhtS'r, 'nr -.
.nfoTmitvG or Tie iTr;:
the Maryland inc !
"azc l. .hs punn-esa ~ he Cor fsderSts ''.'-s o!
.rat..ca r5.c,. Thr; ri ra:i7e idoPt. ';'S"H,
he stale .i1Tyiari, T5n nHTc 6eret ofofe voun eg-
axe DO. "a " LAY En-.icT volunteer U t-e s-rVrs'
Confederate Sl-tss U;ay AZ their option, H. sa.i
lli >I.ot.-i ni" Cur; eGGhdroL., uAa!oG. aNc
rrsInel, AMI rh r. Ers. Ma. land ftsiTeEt, 81 seV
coa.rs !I ge Wee iEtc che o. more rri2adse,
th- Hs.IL.sj t>., sh'i oE.si'L.t"ai 10
2. IL nrro..:eace s .sa.a- avs. .hpr."'sd trhfu'
ny -. :sG?.
H. In accG-iaGac GG lie .aiuiI -HrEis Of nr deere
al al :;ar; L. reIyce "a II: roiItty ofs NJ
isxliohs other t.-G ar o. tDe iirn' @:.7irL Stfeni,
vii upna picartoa trroe: eTid.rc- sri'c ir trr
they aus ADOPTED :ssj ,fdrf-r b ing
iur.shrl he tIHLricr.I The FRS. GAry MAJ I'm ="t;
H. w..r. IL. nT'.h"rs ritr!"ri, may Ice os-a1fc"
ntc cnrnpairc, slunirous, o.rs!Ons tr "e.Nrh "1rh
=:;r the FisI itarysr.t Regiment. VII o. orTrra IL
s>ues, t. ue known ths III hTl.Ir1 LINE.
H. ,ID.. L-.Tye ~ stunr canrsn 1ing i'c rig
Ma ryi3d ~ yiGirLi II assigned to ih- J-ty LAW
lion, en.,,ne lor III rsE':o~i tn: Ts- ~ a!'
!roI Tie Il hiUeh ~ e:c:c:J Gnh 'r.Hri-rs
.G.uIt -urs wish iar-5'.. ,~ :-siar cprnE-"n
ir .l5ir.
II, ,r;~r Il ,fs a-c,r'a.; ~ ae=r
Guufsa,
-, ii, .t..r; I;t..e nc IT,.
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;qas;3s

MANITOBA s!tcni!on hy La Df ~ iyc 1p-trni
w 10 ta.s casrge % Hospital % aJy 0tsT 81 A:on
Best OF sares given. AIi.-s-
MILDRED a. WHITLoW,
Grsvsl Hi! p. u,
anr 70. Va
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Cham beEIAi.'s .,Ii,.r, 4,

hIciiGoSp. FtiI irt2
'5fEE General Assembly OF Virginia haYins ~
j. p4.-d The !9b dsJ Of April, l-,2, req3!Ted al
rstons sti companies which haze issued b, mi
other writings currency 10 ca In and reir.ra
Fth n.lkaoIr paper wh.o pre.-hec 10 0! IN. u
more doas notice Ia hrr.hy given u the hoi@er- Of n:
cote, issued oy the Oh or 10 prra'n the II
1or 20 the LhaC berIaa VI IN. city by whom tie: az:
be red emcd. ~hea 10 OF o'
afS.
ity rIde- of the Council A. ". HOR 0S,
.2ir.
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ION Rt:sba.s 4 81: sE!> { ~, OF & - r.Isst,
, .srrt.E IisYuII,r n = N,pc,S,,

4 tDN REbIE.iEf'E 81 q { 49, OF s r.Isst.
o-EAS rkRk DISTRICT or VIRGINIA,
Whrrens libel hns hsen Fled IN the Lhl1ct Court o.
the Confederate sai-a Z :iicA Tor The t.s;ein Ds
trIc Of N-lis q! I'D dzy 81 u, SG2 BY Josiah
THntl Commander o! N. Confederate States thPcf
The f!rs a. hh:f veil OF the Confederate si,,':
49, OF tlCiset ADD officers and OF tn s.;d s2.
aTan': the brig Hercus, OF Sorston j. her t.Cke.
psei furniture md Cargo, ad pIsyug ss.!I Sad
oc cargo. aud that ths said hrg her tackle s.pxr-i
u uturs MD 20 Ipa; BIZ c0nd,nEs and sod 20 &c
distributed Is ~ ls~ d. ectsd snd provided:
Nov, :herei re- Ia oh dence o: the mention undc The
sea Vi The said u urt t!s:ted anu deliTerct 90
hereby ss- pupc notice TO all persons calmsS the said
n her ID i. apparel, furniture and cargo. or IL aEy
Interested hgren that thsy BE- and appear bso',
he ssd District uou T. be held IN TIE city Of Rchmonn.
in aod for Eastern DtrIcl Of Virginia, the Ian
CAY - Stay a-It at IL &C ock pro itci The
,rall be day 81 lurisd!rtou oih-ITe Gu the uA DAY
" uF Jc5D urreaiter) tea sc there % ..'trpose .t
H'sh-, .ai 20 ak. tkei. slleg III IT. fhx bersT.
q. ". B;sF, b. 81. TO-
JoGS 7. WHY, Marshal OF uC {. S. OF a
and tGitsra S.si4'n District.
p T. A5t.rT, 9. {. District Attorney and proc,ur Co
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iseanI unTtcTs sicn'r; OK ks.Hric.,l
E.gIi~ySp, Va .isrGG 81, lst2
tif>ERA!. JhDSls no.2
,t.i.y.,u. ~ mi. cy :,ur on urS. M .a.uIrIai.J
,ui reg 4! these n--lu.rIsrs.
:uI 7 4 Hrcai ani ;Ih si-sots.
H. Jilc-Is snt s5liessD III. Department rus rsu~:t
E.r respective pos CO II :8sEi .~rt E;,tou: wit
perm -oT: he .n=n;oanier Vt riT pests, ;'r
sill I've Rt:-a'"t.
u, ..ser ~ -li.s.~r iics~f;.i jHG T. wTTDEE,
CcIatGsuiinS. Sc
l.. <. PAGE,
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The opinion is expressed in the North that
there will BE- almost unprecedented high va.
ter IN the Mississippi in = f:* weeks, as the
snow in the northwest has been of grester
depth during the past winter than IT hos been
for several years previous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

\ late letter from Port Royal TO tbs New
York Herald contains the following intelli-
gence: The MISSIONARIES are getting along
rather simultaneously in Beaufort. Several
return to New York in tho Atlantic. The
balance might as we'll go.
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i'fhce ~ The t;sp."anr OF afUspi.n,.,
BIaz sTSxST, KCHaoSp, VA
Starch lat isc2
rs1. =Id, SD relatives Of soti.-s sick Il ~. cr.
cay, u'nn .L1uiry Al ,s o:ce i.ara their 81
iirsI oi.se ."ufs rom. \. NJ. 10 = Z. ii 20: frjsss
& IL to &, =. ID g. eGRSeL:
su5gron ST ijn5p. e. Hospital for Dept u enriea.
Marsh 3.
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auIu rciHl SAv.bs- D. nk.
RcHHoSb Apt 10, Icb?
IN consecuenc. OF inssty fuojs, ni-r- Of C'
tir.ates OF Deposi. c uis Bank rorlt.1 pt,,e-
Tor payment
Int.res; thereon willce1se on the 1,t p.oxino
- III. MONTAGUE,
Apl 11-ctlEMy Trsau.e'i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

aiai,r General D. Hunter, the Yankee eans
raj oil Port Royal, has issued very long
wiuded order to his troops, on the subject of
sanitary camp regulations. He begins 10y the
cheerful remark That in Georgia and South
Carolina, ',hero is less to be apprehended
from battle than from disease
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29

Carl Schulz is very ill with fever. A dis.
pstch is suid to have been received b. General
Bucs wife from him, stating that be IVES not
injured in the late battle ct Plttsburg.
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OFFICE OF THE T. AID T. x. 7. COMPANY
KcH2oXD Va Ap.ti Str, :.oi.
fEiHE annual n.e,n. 81 Tho Strctho dsrs If rh t n
2any, 81! lake place al their clec 'ais CITY, q
rCEsD ", :ne i'th j.y ofMsy, ~ y CLOCK 4. "
a. ". T4RIiNGroS.
April 21-dtJ Tr.,sur-r.
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LOST,


I:Itc.- payable as! scd uavc1ucr, In flew YORK.
All perU.a caGous fgc-. huying TRADING f5r them
~ the MI! not or caIh.
isa 9 ia &C. n pTRcELL Il CO.
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l.. The right to charge ccmfaiiT Or corps
in virtue Of Te-enlistmcnt Ceases to exist by
the repeal of all lass in regard 10 ra-tnlist-
m.nt; but transfers Of individuals or Of rou-
panies may be made as heretofore, within Il 9
discretion Of the Department
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.rf:e Eanscf,ezien .a-i.
a lo!Iow;:,s Rssai.,ions Ct ina HTGii i

...ss.s,.,,....s,ssss...
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xvns, Tho War 1. Doing for tile South.

WHIST the var Il UoIHK 1"f thhe
A correspond ,nt OF "DoBow's Review, ios
Msrch and April. gives gratifying acron"' o'
tsc increase c: manufactures IN the South sihee
the beginning of the war. The following are
norton oals Of tbs many referred to:
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C,nNFXDENNTE>'T is,:S VV Avn .is....

?. p. A5lgr1, c. {. DIs,c: Attorney ard procrur &c,
ibelehtl. Anl .k-nr
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TEe .saf He@.

.a:;.ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

skirrnish on the Murfrcesboro Rosd-An-
other skirmish at Rural Hiii-The
Main Body OF the Rebels at Taiinhom"
and IL 10 Expected they will Make
stand There--Rebel Women Shipped
Gouth.

Special Dispatch ia The N. y. Tribune
NAsnvlLE, Wednesday Nov TO- 1862
Gen Sils advance had slight skirmish on Sun
day morning with Rebel cavalry on the MuriIees-
boro road seven miles fIom Nashville. Nobody vas
hurt.
Yesterday Gen. Woods advance had another skr-
mish at Rural Hill, lasting two hours and half
Four dead Rebeb were left on the field, and four
priya,ee Of the 18th were captured. Morgan's cav
airy dismOunsd aud fought infantry, but escaped
our thanking party by shedaddine. Twenty ar'iI-
lery shots were fred. Oar foraging and scouting
parties are securing the country.
Bragg AMI Buckner spent Saturday night and
Sunday at Murfreesboro. II lie definitely ascertaned
that Bragg, as reported, 10 in command. The main
BODY of the Rebels it IL believed are ~ Tallshoma
Il now begins TO appear that they in eud to stand AZ
Tsahoma. II 10 seventy-eight miles from Nash
vile. We have information that they are receiving
reenforcements rapidly, many Of whom are raw cou'
scripts and it is reported that they are Terrifying IN
The rear and near Talahoma. One diyinon OF tneir
army 10 posed at Muhreesboro.
Gen. Schuyler Hamilton reported for duty mS
evening Considerable rain has fallen within three
DAYS. Cumberland River has swollen several feel"
The weather is again clear Unless the rains In the
mountains have been much heavier, the rise will not
prove sufficient to reopen navigation.
About twenty Rebel ladiss Of this vicinity, who
visited Nashville for groceries and dry goods on
passes from post commanders, and who were de-
tanned BY the sudden revocation Of oil passes BY
Gen. Rosserans, were sent 10 Dixie this morning
under flag Of truce. conducted BY Capts Williams
and Thurs.on Of Gen. keCosk's staff Gen. ksss'
Grams had absolutely dssa~A " sp. passes, but shs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
The War in the South West.

| CAIRO, Thursday Nov. 40, 1854.
Passengers from Holly Springs report the army ii
s.and-stn Hospitals are being prepared, and
large quantities of grain being collected
! A depot for conusbaLds has been established a.
Grand Junction.
An expedition left Trenton and Humboldt ye1'er'
day for point on the Tennessee River, where II was
reported q Rebel force of 700 were crossing twas
,borob, that the whole Of them would be cap
tured.
The Marine Hospital at Paducah, was barned on
Monday night. All the patients escaped. Most OF
the furniture was saved The building was worth
tIoo 0OO Great conformation prevails owing 10 an
;mnression that this was the herald OF Rebel
attack. Double picker vN-e placed around the town
A fire AZ Mer ". saturday night, destroyed
,brs. manufact.. establishments and ak dwell
ipps. Ioss heavy l. was tho work Of az incen'
diary.
A letter from Corn,h says that John Porter OF the
2lr Ohio. and - Williams Of the 23d Ohio, had ar
rived at that place from Atlanta, Ga Ihsy De-
longed TO q party ~ "' men sept out oy den'
Mitchell last SUNNI I'D captured BY the heoeS'
They make the following statement:
/ Capt. Andrews, Geo. d. Wilson, Marion hoss +.
@. Shadock, and VIM. Campbell, I'd Ohio, John NJ
Scott, 2lst Ohio, and Samuel Slaven. $50 ONO were
tried at Knoxville, and hung in Atlanta June To-
The others remained in confinement until twenty
two days since when they broke Jail. but ~ they
scattered AZ soon as they e. out Of confinement II 10
impossible to tel what became Of them.
The following is from The Grenada Appeal
| CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 13.-Forresgs Cavalry hsd
skirnjsh with the unionists On the Franklin road
on Tuesdsyi killed ~, and wounded 80 o. 90. The
Unionisw beng reinforced, Forrest withdrew.
Kirby Smith u sick at Chattanooga
The Saeannah Repubhe1N Of the goth ssys
that on Sunday the Unionis.s attempted 70 Land u
~. hsy,s, Ca, bus were rspulsed. The sunbosts
ibep shsllse and completely destroyed hs tpHp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

IMMENSE ARMY MovIso Down THE MIssIssirrL-.
Between 25 900 and 30 900 troops have passed down
the river within the last two weeks Those gong
down during last week went to Memphis and he''os
most of them to the former. II is now understood
that Gen. Sherman at present in Memphis viii co.
operate with Gen. Grant, now moving Sts''s' w
enemy in Mississippi From 10" |" ~o0'a ~.
that the report that the new troops now going oows
the river are to be organized into distinct army an
Ar Gam. MeClsrnsnd il not correct Nevsrhs'see'
- .bould not BIO surprised to hear Of Big ne U
N. old Father Of Water, very soou, which VIZ q.
,.c,uaIy wash out vicksburg, and open the channel
clean through to the Gulf "a .l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

seductive appeal of the comely danes moved him to
ship the sweet cargo to Dixie in lump, conditioned
that they remain outside our lines. Late this even
ing we learn that the prettiest Of the lot smugged
forty odd pairs Of plantation brogans for her negroes
under her petty skirts. --..-- 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

oai' couon' She was captured by the Mont
gon Inc information vas brought by the u. 8.
stea Connecticut. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
Pire In Chicaso,

CHIoAeo, Thursday, New ~, I'D.
The building, Nos 24s and 2+s watsr .tre:s. =:
.rnisd by E. A. Ingalls,, commission merchant, 80
Drssslers rectifying sstsblishment, Vac
Are 70 night Loss on the building end stock SsSVt
insurs,es NOT Estimated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
From Acquin Greek.

PHLtUEtFHIA TImTsdhy Nov 70. IHtE
The WasiinPton Star Of this evening has the
following: o,
AoauiA CHgEE. Wednesday Nov. Is, LOO!
The Construction Corps Is DOING it's beet to have
the railroad repaired, but the preliminary prepara-
lions Of materials for the repair which should have
been made have been sadly neglected.
The Rebels being undisiuIbed in this quarter after
our evacuation of Fredericksburg improved their
opportunity to carry Of all the the telegraph wire
iron rails railroad cbais, &c., that they could set
away as well az to burn ali the bridges sstloough-
ly a. possible.
The consequence 10 that much larger supplies Of
materials have been found requisite here for repair
ing the railroads disabled by the Rebels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

q New spirit in the Army urn-'de's
Promptue,s-Tbe Organixation-strng-
Cling suppressed--Fifty miles OF Way
sus-Eires Sweeping the Country
Mode Of Marching-A Sterile Region
Soldiers, observation-disclosures of Cav
aIrv-Thc late Cavalry Kaid-Artiiiery
sLiru,isb- The New Watchword.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

Gov. Curtin Of PENNEY lvania offers >soo rswa.e
for the capture of dsssrtsr named Henry HowAAs'
Of the I3sth Regiment, who shot hn Lssossnan''
Josiah Bsughmau, while the Lieutenant Wa e.
d.avoripo 70 arrest him for desertion. ,.,.-..I ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

GonAery,

eemery. ..,oe.
PmLApsLsHIA, Thursdsy, NOV !" i''.;
The WasAinsfon Star Of this evening says 'ne
Navy Department. has information Of the recent
capture Of tho steamer California, nom hoohe,
bo.,a 70 Havana, loaded with from loo i,V~