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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-19

The DIsrILLEM Es.-AC1IoN OF rnE Gov
RKSxENr.-we clip the following from the
Richmood Dispatch Ofthe sch instant:
It is understood that Inc War Department.
will shortly issue an order directing the seiz-
ure OF the cora now held Cor Purposes Of
distillatiOn, q step rendered necessary, not
only by the psrmicious effects Of the unlim-
tied manufacture Of whiskey, but by the ex-
orbitant prices which G0yernment is there,
by compelled to pay for m article indispensat
BILE to the sustenance pt tAeAyny. {
We see It stated In he Richmond pa
pers that under the orders Of the Secretary
Of war, . large amount o. corn was seized in
distilIery in Richmond, few days Einca
We hope the order will be promptly issued
to officials in 81 the Confederate States, add
and thGt tn prompt execution will be eater.
ed upon. In view Of the difficulty Of securing
State laws that will meet the crisis, we be-
lieve that We agree with the North Carolins
! Presbyterian in h~ailihgahis mOysment Of Ii.
Confederate government Is the best that can
or at least will be done, as It will secure TIL
support Of the vast majority Of the peOpl
without regard to their antecedent opinions
"a the morality or immortality Of the bust
ness. The certainty Of unpreneedented price
for bread, and the prospect Of searcity at an!
price, VIII array all classeso Of the communit.
against that single and small class thatcsns
recklesSly endanger the peace and the Fes;
existence Of the country, that they may rca
lie the profits of their nefarious occupation
Bread is not less essential than powder (
the Government In the prosecution Of th
war Of our independents, and the right I
impress the latter, surely implies the rigt
tOimpress the former, or u lest 70 sAve Il,
vast proportion Or it which would cthtrw
be converted into IN agent Of dcmcralizatlol
whose victims would be numbered BY tho,
sands in our arniss, but whose dread wot
would not Be done until the ruin Of the cou
try had been consumnsatsa.g
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-19
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Mr. EDrEoR: R W. f6f I momSnf MI
forward to- the welfare Of our country, We
win see that the time has already com Whdn
we need some stringent law for the prCte9-
ton OF our people NcrIg every man WI
agree thatit 10 our duty To protect .onrs QOun-
try. What constitutes our cOuutEyseA4n it
not our peOplef IL Ne hkd no n1oRles !
would have no country. We are now hut
up from the world and hare to depend en-
tirely ON Our resources for 8 livine.-
Extraordinary times require extraordinary
laws. This Is 4 hct beyond d0ubE SotTe
men viii say that the Legislature nor Con
vention has any right 70 mnkea Law. thsi
woulddebar Us fora time lfommaking money
by an honcst calling. They Say it 6 aepriv.
ilcge we enjoy a. . free people, and our priv
ileges must be taken from ps. We all know
that the North, for . SESSION, has depriveS
rs Of . great miny privileges that we woulS
Ike to enjoy, and Why NOT allow ourselves
xbe deprived Of one single privilege,s whel
that privilege 4. so destructive to the vel
fare of our country
Such Is the privilege Of distilling cornint
whiskey. Persona engaged in sitting whis
key from corn, ought. 20 stop for Inomen
aud think Of tho number az families who's
heads are now In camp. exposed 70 dAAge'
and their hmiies At HON, deprived ID
privilege Of sating asmuch brad Drthe
need 20 SnstAiN strong cOhstit1tio6 : Tier
are people ne1g by, that have offered fnf6
! one barrel Of tNa7wNtineJ for q barrel QctrI
We would like TO know who would ekll til
. ~gloriouS privileopf Only . few years hg
Nc had the privilege Of selling . borril
, Turpaptine fSr thres and fonf dclIsrSta bar
re-, and buying corn At shout M dollar P.
bushel., We need al the corn made in d
C~onlcderacy 10 sustain BUR people and an
malR We can't keep up our army vii
DAiskey. viii Gloss wiih : privilege.
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SWn1e8d Wp1MStR NSnh Carroll
ke&sceo1al9esp eeleAt 20
a'YsfE ;Pokia| 9: 80. ~
1Epea1ttobsnisA WA Iittis
- 80 isIsst b 60. Ley
III 46oNSdW eoMp1qbM[ tn1lgl4nnn a1d
s@anN.RaEn - 49, ~ y
Tf46o Net NlloWo5 = Co., 81 lg9y Den ;
TtNtI3suSSnaneer tVfegsevs;Neeend usansnant
NfiHaS - hnss hosa esasppa - dry and -
Fho q rcndlnooA en- SIN avail themoelves o. this p
~ n11ber = - WNl BE CREDITED % thstr Teapec-
1 dive e~ounfie.
49, q To GOvernss: -
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Adlutmm4 General.
Ralsirh. N. Is. I'm. 80
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-19
Tho Norfolk Day Bob s.yu the fact an

Tho Norfolk Day Box says the fact can
,oths~omsllsi-ahAA ininal nasliaanoai j.
,haTgeable .somewherel for the disastrous 6
overthrow Of our bravo I'D gallant men at
Roanoke Islspd,s q iaehp yegY severe cn
he EseretaEyM &c rho itHars has
nevsr SmEaaoNNi11lI1rddY
nonSAs4of - 6GRcinifA II
50 gunbCats oould hass ,sSn sOn1
manned there, 20 AsettAiEfs ,b6ttAs6ot
q single one has@bee1 Aalt u also ssysli
truly, II the yTniner inls d DOR extsns
ded coast 81 q. lS6 at Al. let thddf
be defended ixelylg, at least vithf
some seasop1 the cystpoEering
forceewhiek Rhert4 been, concentrated
against them. risol them With force
80 inadsquztCssss thstTbich fought 70 he
deathsst Roancks. gto Ssnvsrtsthsm into
aangkteF pens - kim4nallysacriace the
lives Of ON br1yetKd dsvtted mem 80
Bennett IL tNs New fotksHsrald s.ys
that he objee. q taking cshoks Islknds
toseise Qther roiptsoa salroads running
to Riehnopd. eut osQR6ie stop inland
cast NnssskINos CaEolina; also
thrsateu, ana e dssusd a1shuble the flank
ing Of thsrebsf u11yv At NcsfOtk; contsn-'
pil.sHg dhs espASs sS0folk md oattang
OF Norfolf horgn eOb1setOK by katsr d
rail Sih sc Ms sOuns md
thus starse the people and the army.
.Scperal vesoela. hevos LED Old Point since
the RcanokeiI slAnAs di1nsteH loadpd Hith
Hoops - units, 'ssriss supposed NTH RurAr.
SIDE ii his fuEShsr6 psf1tishson chr eoastand
Ihis eontsnbIafed IfAckt dnO0safuilroads End
HngfS,k sa1 - assEsf@ $4s4at ssz s
Our asthogitissa ct RichAepd, il The mean
Tins. are nokille troops y large numbers
have been sentin ~ dirstion pf the, enemy,
10 ethimin hssnaeenceps On shore should
bsh1k3rdt bs a~n1nHnkiDgs Nashall psobs.
by hsys slant batasto nposfbsforsmnny
days.
Pssss.spso, Us is IQy sasohi6.ph
A messaee, Gom lRpcgRess thal
EdeatolE nd Hfrl ttAsams.e. beAgs
II XVtA1 "n1sA N1A
hnded Their AHoee4a DOc eerw..4-N sr'
kdnboAt2 arrived There aEens raised q,
White a.. Th.lsare : assnp fhkbe az
I've thseasnd trh1ptthe
lnthe attesnoonR The sHea4ZatEo gun
boats Weni 3e1Axss y hne91
and several os1efsa NeRt = eEae mpuFl
Ct kganoke x'
gentlem9n
en- hundred snoEe SO tnl0Ne@
Tnle1s; sIso .llae
bape tR 49,
nttystMooh a3m ~
legiop. have reAah1a IL 9spe
from the west side pt % ID
sGrr ARnmm - dssnstc
~
-
Gfe1t aeti.l. en ~
l4nOeetezPedlNN eteeao& a.
ded MleetneoN Rst sgs AnagF
t49s zsaEka 80
Kstaer re =
f5s k.lssIIlA
tery, End Vermont battlEya na 4gp1.n
chusetts b4ttery0 y t6e ae4 Ang!and q.
s,sns ere Ss.sg. ...s.a e; ksoDs .o
49, ~ ~ R.tsys ~ :.
s;st az Sbork 10u0b0 men 80
Fac BgbNne9ApA&1 ~
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-19
From Tepnesses.

From Tennessee.
MENPHR Fed. z.-yia Means. EshsS-Al
special dispatch from Paris, Tenn, received I
last night reports that three sgunbOais arrip-
ed at the Tennessee river bridge yesterday.
at eleven O'Clock. took possession oft ~turn-Al
ed the draw. and passed up tho river. hrsf
Smelling the town. The bridge wasnotd am-
Aged. Later adviccs lead TO the cohduss0n
hat our foeces have evaeuated Fort Henry
and retreated p EOrtDOnelson.t Dszei essea
FOKr DoNEksoN, Feb. 7.-General aTliehr
man, MAJOR GilmeEs GaPtaini MilleI and .
lDpmher Of other eficers and men SURRENDERED
Lpith Fort Henry. They had remainedto coy
] er the retreat of our forces. The rest OF the
command. numbering about three tA06Sand
we're brought over by Colonel Heymah IN
good order to this post They artitedatsE-s
O'clock lest night Owing 20 the, badstste OF
the roads, 1highSWAter, and an attack 10 the
rear by the enemy's eavalryr COLONEL Hey
4 man says il Was matter Of physical. impos-
sibility 70 save, the Geld batteries Nothing
vas saved Out small arms. 40 attack was
expected % be made on this fcft the !
Mrxrais Feb s.-via MOsiEE Behsa-.
The city is full &C excitement in -contednehees
Of the ascent oftheriver by EsaerslganbOass.
The Federals went 70 FlOrence. They de-
I'll o&kOIS0 tA0 W8IGuOUS4L 4WSSUA1DtA Nl0uutIlHa
and inflicted other injuries. Il IS reported.
tna: they are marching UPWARDS Jnka, Ms
s. MEnPH1s. Fsb. fo.4dFhsF Federal .raubosss'
I passedtdoWn the 9ednsssesSfi7er afom Flor
d fence yesterday Eheysc1ryiodaoG aAauantitE
Of governments stores No INJURY fNaS done
to the railreadOr pEjyates property, They
: Werc expected hack soon. About Eve hum
\ dfed Federal cavalr5 1Andeda at SavannaE
Hardin county, Ut 100CD0cR yesterday. Ths
! bridge over the TehnesseE river Was aAk6a
possession oftytV6hundred Ind Gny Ed
efais. TheN1tdsEals say thsy sRalhaVel the
Whole5oAd instWo Meakap ~ ~ ~ ga
i pri Iss Az. ay2'0Su 1EsS sl aS.t..no 6ss 800 ssisS sss
9th, ststne .hst fhsss nsmy's gunbpcas reach
ed lhes 80 ID 6RocIock. pm, yester.
a day, &1ded occupied the town. TheS
came ViEklnk1 mile 81 T6scdnbik la1tadinhs
This rncrnine. they LEFT; ssandshave gpnstb
Z their elnoe3eA T ,geg1 Is ss
NxsHvILLE, Feb. 10.-A private dinbatcn
b received last night ron FOfeits,y stats that
e the gunboats hads1e A sthatslocAlitT. sa1 sat
IS Fort Donelson haabeeny largely reinfaroed,
n but no adviceareeeited Of moFsmentss there.
d. INV 0sEIksR, Feb 1aAlTAdAtcst iihGspL
= nation FROM TennqHsee tigers jsethnt- Gen
Pillow hasaRot . .FSdernl Force ,heinmed in
near Fort DNsslspn The river isI st1l rising,
Fort Henry has been submerged and a6ap.
n.' dOned hH fhe, FedeEnls. One EedefA1 gun
boat has returned down 70 the pf16ke Oteu
~ Tennessee river h0m Florence! INe Dfid@,
is guarded BY 500 M1eskls.e AlsrkU OuNlS1
crate cavalry ressiu ihetmeenstha 1mndR1f
i lie. The Uniohs men in Weaklv scqn1tyAar,
eheering for Liucoln. Thepeepls IN PsgisAr'
eEeRarlng 70 leave. Il sxkssssaxA4 Is A.A
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-19
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4. a s:,.s 'T Bss e :. "a e 4 e. ,.,.. s sIRse 4... s:.ss.
= e s:I& 90 ~ g.
Her dean bSd ~ n0ASf1NtGn - the sd elects
~ e gs EssPs e0R'E,F E gR @sss. ss.s q. n
$1,000 ealein1A uptn fhina EEgvidsnce nls-
bin . % Esse, ~ ts9E Z besdsss q &c pave:
- ds.k ~ psses6aiseslm "a levSS &c.
@S,ss..1sssssi:. sa1ss SoS s, sssa , aiP:s !: g
sse.tg. 3. g On Thss,.sy
easz ssss = SIC Sc
s s 81, I' c@l
- CT ..l,s ssss L. sfiE -
NAseA tie 4t3oelma and AN.nt nok6 3 tie
dsg!talapeensefprPaisante epsna +. tespssral
n Kiichmond. Va. on u1ssacfy Gu.ary. 1eel::Wm.
81 4 Be- as5I'saesS Z ~ son 10y & "a e sSIac county.
t3Sn - spnl1Ei In de1snce &c his conn
= : lsIIe yieEtiR g dI.s.ss sad sns I. s.siy hs.
.is ;ssS q: s9ss% %ss ss: sss, nh az ,s = s !. ;ra e 4 sh 4:
J. 1870 s ,:1RGs 8 s s. 81 e. B pss.ssss and sss
VIM VIM. { /. SIs::sd H ~ cd n Ii. in.
~scrutahle providence TO re1eNSeg Death clr much
R3sMMnelers.hle yl,lIeez q Hegae; ihsrsiore,
sty IGoea GD6ls neni6es.
s,,Esy sZeRa;si.. - =. iisnds nan. aSs
! ~ ~ - - ~ ~o.f Ssaviiy.
s@i6ssssI ssafn-
TS,f acc1< a tEe.s rxo,utIsus = ss.t % II.
f16hcFef tkSoso1a1ea. ana flsote. the Spirit q II.
. ANsM4ee - = 1919.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-19


|, N5sstemnils conarm the news Of the tn
N denton, in ChowAn county, and
4ert ) Il erquimnns- Noresistancs wAs
made . the citizsna it eczema A land
barch- TO Suffolk, Va, by the enemy, is APP
pretended. The Rlshmond Examiner says
mo measures d. defence taken By our gov
irnpenAnshowa prouptness and vievr de-
serving NE pdbliC praise and confidence, the
eccomplishnssnt OF vhish sh0ullbe sufficient
70 eampoeat ne present. unnecessary md N
eeenly alarm The death Of Capt Q. Jen-
nings Wise = positively contradicted He
feceiyed three wounds, but none Of them are
thoightt6 be mortal Our troops taken
:prisonefs have been sent TO FORTRESS Monroe
NGood NswS from Fort Donelson.
Despatehsss uDdsr-date @ the lsth, report
th1S our forces hnd sepulsed the atatek Of
the enemy both by land and water, and
driRen back his gpnboAtS. The dispatches
|saYr"We rebulsed the enemyseverywhere,
and are satisfied we injured their gunboats
materials, as they retired twice. They ara
bstill lying around and may attack % to-moT-
row, (the l4th.) Our loss IS not very great,
the enemy's mustbe heaxy.r
"A Reporters prevalent in Richmond on the
10thdthae Gen. Pillow had captared 1900
paisoners and eleven gunboats on the Ten
peseee riser. A rumor also prevailed that
Intelligence bad been receiyed Of he ecog.
milton OF our Government by France. The
Nxahinef says the rumor IS not without
fo0ndGtiou, and u has reason to believe that
sUaSimp0rtant step has been taken by that
Government with respectt to the rights Of our
G1NqenmeRE
HCsEoLk. Feb. ls-Tbe nsr Book has
fsesiVsd 1he New York I'd OF the nth.
Tue A6etfca ana Jura hk&S nrrived from
hivespoSF With eight days later aa1icss.
ENup6Ioonf on tn 9th, in . special mes
Es1yea1 the Chambe.G said that the civil war
EhsANerica greatly embarrassed, the French
leQmmerciel INTEREST,". So long, however, as
the rights Of neutrals are respected we must
lconlne ourselves TO the expression Of wishes
lt0fhu Early peaee
The Enkiish journals coastrue the Empe-
Ikofs speech as . threat and sign Of Frances
limpetience, and think that he vii interfere
fgheneNer ap 0ccaaiOn invites
Messrs. Mason and Slidell Md arrived at
ISepthaMRton, but they met win no demon
IEtEntion .of applause
NoEroIk, Eel. 4G.-The New York Her.
4d 0f the f7th, Mas Deeatooeived by the Day
Book. Aftsr digesting lie EmpsroTs speech
andths sknropnns private correspondence,
bdbs HeraA 6onelD1es thit the only security
thsYankeeahANeAga inst foreign htsKference
lhhta prssRon miitary. operations speedily 90
- : crush ont rebellion before thef two gov
TsrnWentssah find : decent rretsxt TO inter
Bg0dsssa fs mushdepiG1ssa IN s-6issqssnc,
lof the E4rmnnnnk&kwrksm
FaNU1ronh Feba1k-Erom thokrepGkiSf
44e0eHia Ofnoer now here il Ia believed Dis
3Ghpks0sI, WheliRtpo dead.
- seEAgh cepReei1,iisak Aess
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-. 11xk1km
lSsu Welaan, \. c. on Saturday. nth MT, Dr.. wm.
TIL MotrcW. dNe6@pad TsAss 70 Fhngis p Sohn-
IL q thestS of February, BIZ @. II. Inc, Esq, MI.
.lB. Atbn 10 MiA Bette raucetts, alb 44paance
efeew1g. Nc n k4 ~
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- us ls6S -eAAA aNinS
Ms EuQ. = haurA. lssess II :
The health Of sREGdGen. Henry Wise
is rebortsd % hassi4provsdep0ch Nlneesthe
fight the death 81 his 66Sle soa MshsA had
4 contrary eject 10 that Of depresaise his
spirits. He vas at lNorlofk, 1t last accounts.
The report of the busniDg 81 Elkkhesk Cisy.
md its capture by the Federalists Is fully
confirmed. 11hSetSxn Z satHeksd gu q.
day morning about 8 O'clock. ~ 81 On
FIRE and evacuated, aites ! fight efs6t0ut :
couple Of hoursi duration The .torchrHss
applied by the patriotic oitisens 4honr lvse.
and although the destructicn 6ssoul5lp !,
tiab yet : Sufficient display ii seiksa atsi
AAAsAeen msdA ~ 49, aAllant Carolinink.
% satisfy pNNBMxh11pey are fighting
gqDelDo they naNlr - aUhdne. ~, Z
!. 1t was att.khea ~ 1aaNeaosaN ~ 49,
CS1. Lynch dss4dsa IT'D ne lasy h
sunk ono FsderI Ganboat. Federal plcke,s
n.Suid obsou = fAras cir. miles from 3.
I City sowarhs NotH1k sksaL
: There ENl5& u<E k1sht61 been
taken peossasiseo fbystks ehsuy, hi ths
rspott hn1 nd hom oon1rntk& thoagk 4 !
hslieysa - - qaits rsohabla
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30
FROM WASiliN("rOS.

WAsulNGTO% Jan %
The following orders received frcm
the War Department ar" raollshci to
the army:
GEs.N.t nnnsR ~ hrSr"cr 70 rnr C.yTLr AZ
MiLr. rr'NGs.
WAX DEr,RrMr.r Jan. %
TIN President, commander in ..hirt Of
the army and nnvy, has received iusor-
nation Of a h'il!aut victory achieved by
the Lnlt,1 St2'"s forces and rebels q,
Mil Springs IN the State Of kentucky.
He returns Thanks /" the gallant Off.
. RS an! so',;i"rs "! . won that victory and
when t." "tfi"I.i r'p"r: >hnli be rrrd the
military sGIil au1 personal vai"r display
cd III the battle will be ACKNOWLEDGED
anu rewarded IN a fitting manner. The
c 'ur; sc that encountered aud vnn9nishtd
The greatly superior number uf tn" trait
or force, pursued and alta, kcd them 10
'hcir r"n'renchm"n,~. and pau., not IN
I'll ia" enemy was ,1orough'y ron,ed, de.
serves and receives communication.
I#c pnrrn>r ot thIS war i. to attack,
pnr>u" and destroy the lllous enemy.
an1 10 deliver the country from the dan.
g"r m"n"crd hy traitors. AIacr'iv, !ar-
in-. ""nra-c"ua spirit and patriotic zeal
on a, "ccn>t"ns and und,r every ci,cnm.
stance arc cNp' c,cn from the army of the
I. In tic p,o;npr aoi spirited move.
mrn's and daring Shown ~ y" BATH. Of
Mill Springs. ~" nation will realize is
d'rin., aud 'h" r'"p!c vi rrjo;rr 10 hon
or every soldier a'l nifc'r who proves
his courage hy char-ing with the bnyo--
net and stortniug "',rcnchmcn,s in the
blaze n' the anrmv's fr"
BY order pi 'e l'r5-iln.
ErwIS STANTON
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30

Parents who wish their children 10
take this great t'rouchfare "ariv in Iifc.
are respectfully invitcd to visit the lar
OF my d'unkery frequently. and bring
their children with them. their sons cs
peciai'y--in order T. avail themselves q:
the p, cQ,Iar advantages and ieci!;t!
which my bar room affords for the &C
qu tion of suitable cducrt n, pre-.
raratory 70 their frkin- ra~sace ~ the
down .ra,a -romp,ctr lessons given in
profanity, ch~conity and yuleari,y, in al
their vav'n'i's, withou. extra expense.
Al>o hro7'> end fights occasionally, by
way Of amusement for boys and ycun"
mcn: free to oil Down trains leave ny
drnnkery a a'l hcnr, Of the day or night.
Through tickets to he had ut Ivy b;r for
= f"w cents each. Ticket FL" orcn ut
al, times, Ecw'iic> Furnished with suit
n''le stimulus to inri,c them % &c, d cf
rot on short 'c.i"" packa~cs of this
'rmu'T>-'h"'Ns"'1c' OF r"rdi'inn-Iut
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30
New York. Jan

New York. Jan %.
The steamship Columbia, from Havana
18th, arrived this evening.
Mrxican news is to the 18th Com
munica'ion with the interior is cut fl.
\ regiment Of Spanish troops start. d
forth on Midrian Road for d rrcunnoi,.
ancc, were driven b ck, after proceeding
nile. by an unseen foe.
One correspondent says Vera Cruz i
surrounded and aim st bv>ri9rd. y
vegetables or fuel reach the city, and
many articles of home necessity are sad
ly needed.
Many Spanish troops are sick, and
there are many de>rr,ion>. There ar.
great fears Of an attack upon Vera Culz
Sew raj Spanish scntlncIs have been shot
The American steamers had "rrvrd "a,
Vera Cruz with 1000 Guns and 800 It's
powder, dc , for the Mrxican Republic.
This was seized by the Sp,niard~, Il, Wa
also a small lot OF arms aboard the rig
Pu"bla. M"re were exp cted, aud wou d
also BE- contisc Gated
Tne English. French. and Spanish
flags were tiolting over the castle of San
Juan de- Uilon, the French and Enyl.>h
fleets having arrived Gen. prin was
aso ai Yer, Cruz Considerable diScun
tent exist, d anon. the Fr-,ch aud e..
lt~h. AT want ct courtesy in the adv,uc,
of lie allied expedition no, having hoist
ed the three Il rs.
Three thousand men were to make u
sortie to endvavor 10 clear the envirnn>
Of the city. that the market may be sup
piled with fresh rro'i>i"ns
Mast Of the French troops had discm-
b.rkrd
Nassau dates are to the 12th. Thr
English ship Conqurror will b" a to- al
loss The crew ESCAPED Ttr Gladiator
was still in port, with cargo of arms,
&c.
Com. Mexican sent the Massachusetts.
towing four schooncrs load, d with sa, d,
to b" sunk in Horn Island Pass.
The health "f the troops at Ship Is
land Was excellent
Great activity prevailed among the
troops at uava'a. ard rumor says they
will be sent to Vera Cruz. Several eases
Of Decentralization had occurred amo' q
them, and three non commissioned off
GERS had been murdered The murd.rers
had been publicly qnartered.