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Volunteer relief Committee.

Volunteer Relief Committee.
... -...a- = TO ALL GooD CITIZENS.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 49, 1861.
As this Committee has received, with deep regret positive
proof that mpvso have been practiced upon the public gen
crosty by pc. obtaining relief who to til,
same they hereby appeal NIL good citizens whs may come
to the knowledge Of any such of rand inform mem
bers Committee in person. leave such information
with as little delay possible their Office Secretarys Room
Of Board of Assistant Aldermen The following are the name
of the Committee =E--.
GERARD sTIrII Board of Aldermen
- -l -s-aA 5zsa S.P. pEIABARRE, :. .
l.. r. FORSTA1I, :. .
J. IL. HUGKIES, :. , .
'eamr T'@ JAN. BEGGS, hoard of Asst Alde rncp
So W.. HuDGK1Ns .. r. .
a.. -al J. B. LFEFE :. saf :.
eH. JAMES DAVIS. . ~ +--
... j, .ai 4s--, r.. JAMES BEGGS sd
au1o gptf Chairman OF the Ccmmisse
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+ Coup LAcns. H. Frankie, the enterprising
dealer in fancy goods ewly the PoJds and
Csra aelet STREETS yards Of hisartic1e for sale ses
advertisement. - 81 .sa 547,5.a.rs5 !gs.e, a 81
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Is IT So 1.-The Northern account of the enemy's
gun boat i up II Tennessee river published tho Nob
papers, We extrac The following ana asks viii
sour co mporarY Of the iuencc uHzAtte ans -
IpThe people ot Forence delighted m the stars
stripes their protection That they pepnredo give
bull to the officers Of tho gnboas but they could remain
to accent the couresies.n af 50 WY 1Eg sf@ 4h
We believe the whole statement DO sIanderous u
founded, otherwise would, this fape he r Of few
of AdwR9i ia North Alabamn.z M u ~ 25ss 7la5F
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a CARD.

No. Candidate for Mayor, Irrespective ol
Party, VICTOR WILTz, of the Second District.
See Crescent Of he 2ath 3nh and 3st Iannnry feel 2pc
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,- BUTTER AND LARp.-Messrs. Thompson & Barnes,
Nos - and 25 Common street, have just received fresh lots o
ttese articles See advertisement
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iYls saAw
Isss,Gh .Bta'I,


SUCCESSOR TO SEwELL T. .TAY1.OR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.,
Hos. Ii and Is Roynl street,
Has In sorss large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
lOtIHy CHAMPAGNE, III nussHnd ppts aso, otherbrsnds,
ris: CHARIES uEIpsEIGK, PIPER HEIDSEIGE, PAR
MENTIER aud otter brands of inferior quality have
large assortment Of tho best old sherss. such AMONTII-
bADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR SH RRlES-l33s-S0UTHSIDR MADEIRA. Of
direct importation other Mncns OF lower grade supcrIo
Old London Dry Dock PORT of ess grade
The celebrated sAzARAG BRAND IES-vn,sge l79b, 1888
1902 lsOsa large supply always hsnd All grades Of
GI,hREr and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WHls-
RYSScoch and Irish. Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Wits
kys SCOTCH ALE and in pints and quarts. COR
IHtS etc. Ny of the best WINES, which
viii be sold on ss other housein the
AARON BIRD,
sis enly Nos. Is and Ii Royal strest.
ssa. FOR. EALE-A FARM, SITUATE Ala sss
fF#f ifs'anc. rhe city, the tearoiiton sa
ML Take ailr1sd ithb thial street hoaa sood .
boHe and buildings welt stocked with irnit trees etc.
Also F!tm si'r4te short distance om alove,
containing about 22D superficial rpent The timber IN the
CT great value and sae Tor vegetables, dsturase,
With 'e aasgen the above Farms can Da made
10 yied 10 to Is per re on the investment Apply ~ III
Canal Street. lel2 lut
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an1o Tnti

ns5- Nptiee@Thc CarondeIet Light Infan-
Try will receive into its ranks few good fighting
and 10 all such will furnish uniforms and equipments, gratis
Anp'y 10 s5sEs-.... tsb 81 -. r.
Capt. J. 4. DEIIART, e-"- ~ .
Baronne street, next doors the Lafayette Car Station.
fr27 2p2 d. e.. ,s= eg ss,5T,
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EsrEasrrins's Patent champion Fire and
leans. 1rI
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Rr-ENL1srNnsTs.- s.-The Richmond Dispatch states

f, RE-ENLIsTMENTs.- Richmond Dispatch states
that large majority OF e sodi. nlosipg the Stone
Wsl brigade have rsnlstet o. e war and have with
the vile invade driven from the soil which they
ponting with leir PRESENCE NohirE less could hare been
cNnected from the soldiers commanded by ndpmiable
son, wis they have followed toagh all !he tolls and trat
the tls nr and whom they resolved to follow un
peace with its rich blessings shall give them honorable
Charge. z4ta saS~=a -sa.a.= s-aEsgg5{ s&
The paper also states TINT the eight twelve mon hs
companies Of the 9th louisiana Regiment have lGaued fer
the AT the praton their lin of vice. both officers
mon will in again equal footing, afterwards the
election will be he'd When this resim to ylr-
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ad erties article which has recently been invented for
Illuminating purposes and he describes The greatest inyen
tion of the Aseoal oil is impossible 10 and
MI other veryh ventio will in good
time HoasekeepeFs directed to Mr. Hills advertisement
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Hats. Gaps, stc.. at Wholssnle.
Silk and
Eur Caasnere Panama, Straw Palm Loaf Eaxinss
and Wool HATS, >tths !oSost market pricss, by
rFsn..- Me- FROST & CO.,
Irls saAw 10. IiMaCaE,un street. EbwOrlss M.
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|. SkELET0Ns F0UND.-ln eXcavatiDg for the earth.
work field this side the Cathedral Cemetery, days
ago. two hnmnn skeletons found much decayed TIA true
but the various bones clearly disingushabc leaden bullet
was found mesddea in the spine and portions
buried with his shoes They probably soldiers in
While digging within few feet of the old bowling Alley. and
about three feet below the surface human skull thrown
up Il had bsen buried with the face downward Upon
side Of the skull left ordce
the size of and epdfntly made by bullet Several other
bones bon e t ssee,sn a!so found The teeth N
Of other Says who fell noby struggling against ic
some victim of dark and bloody conspir
acy originating in the bacchannan orgies Tor which
ticular locality famous in ancient times. ft. -
rs Rebub
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RECOGNITION NJ FRANCE, ALMOST UN Fart, AC.
says the Gharleson gotier the Provi-
sona Government self Sustaining and no far yictorion,
young Confectionery Permanent Provisional
Governments and recognition the leaing European
ede acto piacplss must uastor of course
Ths dmembered United s.ae all their past history
havelesn the most al raso recag
Of newly formed States they must expect their own
will yet have to drain it the dregs. c5t:E
Thesabjoined sxtract, from Ason's History Europe will
show the prompnde with which United States recognized
Britt diplomacy the ton. 1t will also show the ground
Of our ya,icinaen.a }ys sa! {asN@3 15sT s5sa1
For the extract indebted to an esteemed apd
vent rable friend, who formerly chung old Union even
more strongly than did but who now like ourselves
Eoanced it FOREVER and EVER :ssg|9 la8' aF& ssh.E
Extract from son's History Or Europe from tie Fall Of
Napoeos ns 70 the Accession Of Louis Napo on VIII
The t which took Tho decisive step the recognition
of u, French Repnblic was America Mr RHsh te Minister
same day. the Ministers Of the repnbl Amer
ica sent in their recognition Of the Government Ash
was one only the British Cabinet The
INST moment of uncertxnty venture off ia recogn
6n on the ~ Febay Lord JOIN Russell said in the Hous
OF Commons i'll answero quetion ef Mr. Hume ttat til
of Government which the French might ihik ri L
.dop nor Of taking part in its Internal affairs
few days AFTER Lord a'merston sud in the House answc
10 question by Mr. Moutkton MlDes, that although diplomatic
rrg any diplomatic Ministers to merely Provisional
ncnts yet, that of France changed by
would be formally edited to tbs French Ktpupc and that
in this mcaatin Lord Normandy would atucab re
ations with the French Minister Of Foreign Affairs This
ample immediately followed BY declaration to sima
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RoYALTY IN Disguise -Jamea ina Finn III Scot

RoYALTY IN DISGUISE. James tle Fifth. III Scot
land when travelling incogpiso sssuinsd ti MI
the Gentlema 81 ths ssseu nssS ,essi
TO- the town Of Sterling the de ~ ~ eassis
Whlsh , ssi bears taa name Gads 1yrlisd q
sfea ss sassaa, scott Y hs notes e shs
An saveniare nearly sosf fIs kis III, I.
said to have taken place AZ the village 81 y ii
burg. here hahad rendered his prssty
or Lovers q Al, ni;tress IS io-
and ~ ndmrabe master Of bis King ook rcsf on
ths hish and fhs AIit1d h e,d a..
Tended himself brayey hIs AZ ieaslis III sss
ihreshing IN neghbong barn, came ct I1S III auS and
whether moved NM NJ
weakef tfde and laid aonF with Hl Us ~ Il
speso the alants well thased even hccotS ia tie
latter He then conducted the king into hs bsr yhafs hix
guest requested basin and towel ys0se he ss III fie
btoi This being procured with dcnIfy Janea cnSios "A
hms;tt In tcafng what tilt summit 6 hls
earthly and found that they were bounded in fla
desire q possessing l property fe fa Baesad
which he tailored as bontnian The HSds IL ,Ilrnf n
70 the Gro Rn ana james dire ted him 10 fa niss
tioyrt cd and enquire for the Getlean Of BaIIeDrer
be presented hi If accordingly found with lls astI.
ment at no had saved his maarchs fc md That Ia WA 10
be eratifed WI charer the lands 81 RrasIad
under the servcc Of presenting aewer ba sin and tow
king 70 wash his hands when ha sh1ud happen Is ass ffe
bridge % Crannnd The HoHiescns og vnee rs,
resenatyes still the property upoi ha iss1Hre
and this service performed py VIM Huaop
Scotland In 1872 w go - seses'. 4s'
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THE SuMrEn.-With regard to the doings Of the

Our Consul gibraltar Horao j. snragur. ha, entitled
expense he sent ou s:erm csnis along The
spanish Admiral on the station had given him thai
American ship should be captured within league
ietion shaud the priyaes violate tho sane,ity of Spanish
Sprasue had also received promises from The coal uks nj 81
braag that they would not sell the Sumter single coal
arge fleet of American vessels at Gibraltar the 25
wind bound several Of which fast crafts aud getting
the start of u pnrsuer could kecpt.
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Proclamation by the Goyernor.

q 't.. , Governor and Commando Il in. Chif
NJ GRty0T Adntant and Inspector General TA fc26 2p5t
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by order
III AE L,
A Card.

FRANK A. BARTLETT,
.. Colonel Commanding Beaucga,d Regiment.
HARRY II. PRICE Adjutart. fe22 2p1t
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Headquarters Louisiana Troops.

BTIgAdIeF. .GendfaI CoMnandn
THOMAS f. WALKER, Major and Brigade Inspector.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-24
wS EsSnHa.

The following items Of news we extract from the
Charleston Courier OF 2lst inst
News FROM THE FEDERAL FIEET.-Captain K-oeg Gr
Dequar ana Two other prisoners, eaptared by Fder
shJlt lne SINCE, have been released Of Connie
his city Su0lay morning
It's Federal report Of the bomba dment Of Fort Paa.b
ates that seventeen OF their own aIei
3RU Of the garrison OF the Fort The Fort was bs led
rom The weakest side. The walls not breacbei as
epor ca oy me Savannah papers, but tie Trisoa
onpetey sh lied out by the Tremendous fire brought 70
Dear upon them TIE Fsderals ihcuied the fact The
ones crate garri at Fort Pu ask wing
their ha teries SO near the F0t and at Commanding
positions.
captain Magrath and thy intend to hold prisoners
The citizen say that four iron-cad vessels nearly
ready, with which end land force of fifty hous
i,ted by Their other gunboats they designed attack
III rlesOn They that they receive the say nnd
paptls nearly every day.
DEsERTRRs A report has reached this city fioa says
nat I'VE PERSONS consisting OF fur ard 10y came
ashore i'll boat from the lincoln blockade on sau DAY
sht, and landed OF >u!Van IIand where they are now
neid GE Preachers.
The Yankee invaders at Port Royal at our last accoon
were suffering from sickness March AS the
sav noes, w hear further reports OF th9 sQfsrng
The Valent diseases, according the bills OF mooy
published i'll the New York Herald of the inst were
congestve fever, typhoid ttver, ement fever Cho1a
moT0us and VzlIola There as0 reports OF pneumonia
Aree deaths are Charged to gunshot wounds undr dale
March 18Th.
est Tiger GRENFELL, lately Lieutenapt, Coloool in
the British army, hos arrived in this city, Oh his way 10
hchm0S, desiring 10 Gu.er into confederate rvice.
AAoTRER PLoT OF VuLANY-TnREE ZEN KuLE7-
Another case sh )wing the gent ssty OF Yg
lance and prompt measures being tx tor the ueecIl
OF spies and suspicious persons particularly lines 4
rain oad, occurred sunday morning. the South Carolina
al h0&d, and We regret TO state, attended with los
Of life.
The down night train, which left CoIumbi SATURDAY
evening ran III The track Inabnet Station, thirty
miles om this city, about O'Clock Sunday MON ng
2one head who had ubt planned before hand tered
me tVtr Ut the switch thereby III owing from th9
nder, car conainI cattle box and two asel
ger
Mr. Mat Shay, Of this city, and Err. J. Ahrens brother
OF Mr. - D. Ahrens, also Ut his city, we're Inetaty led
&r Joha spain, farmer who lives q shot distance
he Folks OF the King street Road, morally injured
both OF his legs being mangd besides sustaining
ares. He ded be tbs reached the city at 10 %
2 NJ.
These three passengers had got on board the train al
Ross station. Desiring disturb those Who were
ing IN the cars, they took seat outside the pa
l. An me Gther passengers miracu0usy I'd wi ho1
uJlry The cars were croWGed. The car MIA M be
horses ana other ca lie was turned oyer and size 1
| enough without lnJ1Iy to any Of the cattle
we nope the villain who committed the deed will be
speedily caught.
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From FreCie ricksEu ~.

We have Information that the Yankees had not occupied
fredericksburg at o'clock yesterday morning, tho gl
they were IN force the opposite side The river aid
was expected they wo1id ad vance into the
curing the day. They rebuilding the PortsmJu b
bridge, and had it nearly completed.
further stated that the authorities FredeTicksbQ
neld an neTVleH on Saturday with the Federal ndef
under Il of truce, aud that be promised the ciz.l'
protection" 1t will doubtless be such protectin as
Burns des mscreants giving to the people OF NoTI
Caro- ina.
The from this city went up yesterday as far Chin
neys Depot twelve yles from fredericksburg The track
OF the railroad has not been torn up.
only two steamers were burnt by our men before ire
We learn that the commander the Eureka took his boat
GOWN the river, and she will probably captured BY tie
7 Yankees.
Since the foregoing in type we have convescd win
gentleman who left fredericksburg day or two sin e
and learned from him further palticuars The o
IN command OF the enemy is General taiger Yea ger
The terms OF surrender, which have not yet l
were written at the dctatou of the Common Council s
presented by committee, OF whom peleg Z arhe,
Northern man by birth, chairman II is stated 1S
the Federal officer replied that he had power to ue'
with the citizens that his orders simply take pos
session Of the hills opposite the and hold them re-
however, gracefully offered to pay for such supplies as
neede1, ana which would have to be fOrtbCOm Wue1
led for The notorious ckles is on hand tn his oI
ade and when these rufans ned loose upon ih9
habtants OF Fredericksburg there will be e'pecI "
private property individual rights Five Bkee 6a-
boats were miles below The town, where ceraa W
stfuctOns in the river caused their detention From al az
pearances seems TO be the design of the enemy 10
centrae large force at or Fredericksburg, ana |
that point TO operate against Richmond. ..s
The surrender Of the without show of r"slS'an
when we had considrra lie force the immediate neg
oorhood, eXcites indignant remarks, but 1t seems
have been the urgent desire of the civil AUTH rites n ~
defence should be made.-RtcnoRd Dispach, 1IS H'S"
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aLncKAn1Ka urssrr @

There are four vessels outsiue blockading tia
and which will cooperate with the land forces N port
da 'ton OF Fort Macon. They the steamer Sue nt e
Georgin, the gunboat Chippewa the propeller bs,.
ana se Onrk k I1f officers the bEos
fort First Lieutenant Haxton, of The State Of neaQ
having landed few days since, and, subsfo,'lgla
another officer from the feet, without moestatioH
SERVICES AT THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
At the Episcopal Church in this town, this no,.,
services held as usual the regular cIqrn
officiating. There was very good attendance OF yuan
pie OF the place, and the rector read tie PRAYER er
President OF the United States the Senators a,a zoe
resentatives and all who are in authority. in Yep
the one for The President Of the Southern uonfp@oT
&C., previously used.
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FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEsT.-We arr indebted
to the Captain of vessel which arrived yesterday even
ing from Havana, tor late Northern papers She brings
assorted cargo, consisting of coffee tea soda ash
lead, kerosene oil, &c. She had good run from Ha-
vana. making the feet off Pensacola at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning She gave them wide berth, and fa-
Vored by strong southwest wind came kting through
the swash rounding Mobile Point at twenty minutes
past two o'clock.
The feet of Pensacola consisted ofeighteen sail
two square rugged, the rest apparently mortar vessels
Passed the Mlramon ten miles out from Havana, bound
in and another Northern steamer painted green, few
hours afterwards.
From passenger on board recently from Key West
we learn that the conversation there was of smuta
neou9 attack upon Fort Pulaski and New Orleans
The Federas expected something from the. large YES
ses but not much from the mortar boats one Of which
in some experimental firing at Key West shook her
self to pieces" 1t was the understanding there that
the Virginia victualized and supplied with ammu
milton for long cruise and great fears were entertain
ed that she would visit that port. The vessels at Kew
West were the Niagara, the Mohawk, and two other
inferior steamers, and few transports. A few DAYS
before our informant left, Captain Campbell, of the
Mallory, and four Key West Secessonists, had given
the Fedsrafs the slip, leaving in an open boat
Mob1ls ddrrtisey
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We continue to receive letters from perfectly respon-
sble parties in Onsow county in reference to the
cent Federal ourages there, confirming all that have
already stated and repre- sentng the state of things in
Jones apd Onslow as distressing in the extreme. AS
however, these letters simply contain details already Civ
en- tobe public forbear their publication at pres
ent, especially know that the military authorities
have been fully informed as to this matter.
Retaliation is the only resource that see left to
put stop to ourages disgracefu to humanity ard VIC
ative of all the rules of civilized warfare Let Gen
Burnside be at ar priced that whatever severity
shown or indgnity offered to the persons of the ham,
blest citizen of North Carolina, will be publicly iDfct-
ed 10 retaliation, upon the Federal officer or officers
the highest rank now IN any prison prisons 10 this
State.
The widest reports in circulation in Onslow, and
If the most contradictory character That many them
exaggerated ard of them groundIets we have
no doubt and indeed in the state of feeling produced By
the ncusion of the enemy this to have been antci
pated We have given no mere runours, state
mens being founded generally upon official reports
yet cannot vouch for their entire accuracy, since
with the most conscientious endeavour, our Informant
themselves may have been unable to seperate rumou
from facts OF avoid uninentional error. We feel conf
dent however, that the statements of cur correspond
ents are in the main correct at least nearly so
they could be made under the circumstances
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-24

a@- A letter from Beaufort, N. c., of the 10th inst.
published in the New York Herald, among other thing:
says:-
Major Allen, who is the Provost Marshal of Beau
fort and vicinity has administered the oath of allegiance
to some 300 of the male residents Now, allowing four
persons to family, it will be that out O. the pop
uaton OF the place, which is about l600 threeourths
are loyal to the Union.
Another letter of the Same date, written from New
bern, furnishes the following information
The rebel Generals Gatlin and Branch, who command
ed the enemy previous to the fight here have been
rested b~order of the authorities at Richmond and are
in confinement at Goldsboro', awaiting trial by
court Martial They charged with cowardice up
on that aud previous occasions The rebel prisoners
now in our hands, numbering about 15O including Col
Avery, to be sent North in few days, under The
recent order of the War department to release prs
oners until Col Corcoran is set at liberty They are
on board the transport Cossack Cant j W Bennett