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fanco guard Of the enemy. Tbs crisis ia tru-
i alarming, aid Governor Marion ia putting
forth Ill d his energie5 70 'ntGt It.
Two regGients have been Sent toby, and
a. least SEVEN s:e expected to leave tu-mor-
row. They will e. amply prepaf ei in all but
discipline for any conflict.
General L. \. Norris, who won the y eaI-
eTi Virginia canpaign, will commsnu oGc
Teg!'nent. Gai,eral Lew. Wallace viii co:1-
maDd another Others will BE- under the
command Of General Duinunt, General Rey-
noids; General Love, aud Lieutenant Colonel
King. of the Ninetesnth regulars.
lNTEfE&TLN1f FHDM KEMTTCGI..
TIE MtY"h " lurDErs"N, KY, GDyg uy.a ~
T:iE EEEeL AhsiT.
C1EciaNAT!, August II, iSo2.
Spccia! dispatches from Indianapots say
that the Mayer Of Henderson, KY, hss gone
over 70 the rebel army, aud that ali tt.9 msiI-
oeri ofthe City Council were arrested ior refu-
sing to take ehe cath OF allegiance. They
we're subsequently released upon resigninE
and glTng bonds 20 ffr thousand dollars
each. The property Of ire Mayor ha= been
len Indiana regiments -FOUR conpa niea %
cavalry and QUE f.Strerv have alreedrr gone
into Kentucky. Two other Irgirpsrts were
expected 70 leave last night.
The Commercial. saya:---To-;av guards
will be stationed at the railroad depot and si
other aTenues leading from lhs Stdte, who
VIII require all persons leaving to exhibit q
pa5s from the Provost Mershal.
4 CHOICE LETTER FRpv GENERAL LErIpAa
POLK
Ihs Pro7idence Q2hoda Isiand) "jcuraal'
Puhlphes letter from. General Bishop LsoEi-
das Polk, from which We make the auhio:nc1
extracts. The letter is dated Columbus, Ken
encky, JANUARY IS, 1862.
VOL may you say rhst rru. hearts would
Join hands r-ith hrH'aEd rather lhsn ever
again live with our hittsTe5E, inhuman enc
m,sas Yes, bless G1i. 0ld England Ghsl
have ts; she u;h have US, and with twelve
millions IF "Anens," long before ne will he
again subject to tafdet P,rttans, rationalists
and rarishera OF our IF ives and mother ,iRugk-
terra and sisteTa.
Free government il the Northern H.aies
neTer was understood, Fever wss appreciated,
existed only by consent for Il time. Il srd-
ed the day armed vessels were fitted TO kill
innocent people, ualeSs they longer submit 10
the yoks, and buTdened with Is 000, 600 Pc:
snnur, and be slandered in public halls ty
public speakers
The Puritan Infdels succeeded for tire,
hut went under sfterwerd. Truth, Catholic
God, reversed their course-so He will again.
The Puritan element is ;hc enemy TO God, 10
the enemy to Christ. the enemy tc truth, to
order to ,hederce, and therefore to free, just
and equitable government. Tcre 80 blind ~
be whc -i! not =so.
Black sla~"ry Is nothing, c.>' Knit :,,ersry
Is notA:ny; n! sick in view Of Tic present
war. The cause IL thousand years old
meantime, look TO your United States Gov
eminent. IRtsa the South il ssfe!y anchor
cd 10 AZ English tarbor ard franch port,
where are You, you miasrttle sinner before
God, May God hsvo mercy on your soul
Amen. IEo1iDAg Poiz.
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sTIErh Or Uf. 1Lpa.

IN Eag5 already chroniti7d tho jact 81 The
arrest and imprisonment OF Or. tlson B.
Odds, i3r sentiments uttered in s;se:h de-
iivered ~ him before = "DsEnocrEtic Club"
il Berne TnTaship, Fairfield c9ints. Chic
This Or. Qlda wi!l pv rsmsInbared a. lead
ing democratic member OF Cong5, 20 IRON mis-
district, aud has alnsys exercised great Pc
liticsl influence IL CEi5. On The OCCASION re-
frFrei to. tie Lsncusiei lOnlui ''Lazetta" re-
DOTS e. follows:
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IiiEIi.

Ui,p in this city, the I'D ii Jua-. 81 FOUND re.
csivrc Ia the BATH. OF seven fiaes, sefi Lp Hn
j. ,.n:KE Of tao K!rs william A!1i.sr5, X ths "0!h
year Of histse
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sdrDs.sp h.ILE. G3n;-TafHAT .Il TSEE -
~ ril.th. GISE .;fLpGaE
2: Z y :. !;


s.s Il.t s.'rH slug; :o.n:a wi AL IL, .: =; -
to 9: asa '.as- l. '.tsa g.. sivr-E ..rl>a -. 9Et
Y-sT.
81 for rns |ss=I1. run.r ;o;!,.- pr .ar.a.. 81
as; :,ilar--:.: ~ i-..f"
De-. 4. ~, D. gid iaEarlasij IL .dTa.-s
. ,.n-s Ps:o.r :-.-.vrd T.. -: - 11 .'g-ih'
Aova2T!.fi1.
~. -. jisss Ut is-E, i.-srtiIH. 1. -
tkcE >aii~Lui :n:sT-lJt. =
r:r 1vr'a, r':a27: -i:o:s'"" -
~ - 80
rFatT. u =
~ "''":"; j.. .5's' S"'5'-' ~ :; .
Irsi7e ="
u zoo. aaIoy- -.-.ts; - .=.1.e'1, q ;:47'2r-!
,.i,-; Lyv. tstss.. ths Is!s'ss-
~ st. si-sr;ra,=ar: ..-t~i 80 10 .1Fy FOR.
.p.l:..: a.u.t-r c: :.s..;.5.s TsL r. e,aa:ast az
,rta;5I 81. al cs7msst ..--'a.i ..-;":G:=sT.
r1 REJrLAn A:vTec:aFhE>Ta--. .Tra All n:at-'
i.,I,Anaus ~ ~" pr: y: as .a.1al IiTa::-s:' . =
p.cocr stat t!snc,y .-.: 'aalr fr'vt'-sa oEi ~
i.ui ,r-;r ur-dta;" r7-sGs.. ia! u - leSil -
all o,G- :v.Ttis-n-r.. OF !tcc ~ D. .zt:!c III
,strg., ~ a. S4rlsti3s.
40 Ksa. E-.ai, So ,;Ansr-l as".n iiv-r.i-Ea.:s
90; Ice .nSarbd b !--r. on: - - stSisCt - la
lsua! r.:sn Sutiee: ~ SasL ...-.tI ~ 49,. o: .F~i
afcn.
II Ro"s.-l!rr.. yearly sss:t:-.r. s-seit!J -a-
5aI:aa ca mora @?aly~, ~ pgsi~!, .. os.cy,
81. ~ net, .te- y9GIJ >9.Tst IL M T,o., =
.- TIA -.97st stpai rT5L e. tt- .;s-,ti-g
:-!o u.ter Lse 90 VI sTs.o.;as t1Sh Suot.i
{, =cs.soi IL Il. nGrs 1885,.
~ 2traE!ssasctt ina-:i,d ia tho S.lli " .Gi-7 ia
luI. TT suat~ % !.es or .-s> f3 nra -.
I-r.0s sn6 50 se- si s41ate ioI "ss eoiaLoans~ -
N TaekiJ, "a etnsI f,T ea:E Insertion.
81 I'll Or!!uaf.sa aid r,bGtse II n.so.:, sf.s,t'=
s!sL: lines. a:s essI2si ioi 10 .dveEisAn.En.
s4 orders .ror dihn:-s u1uet DO accompanied v.:h
ha edTaIes ?J " i.ietory ratsreheea iEia-G szsa
sc:.os.
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: :3ld I!EA -.
-. Fl; M.:o. COLLEGE, MTc hLENBt

.!!Y22gg. I'll Mo: COLLEGE, MEc RLENBrRa,
VIRGINIA. -a,-.,-g----,.-,-
r5 49,. [ al Ills Co'logs will co;z 90 sEsi5sh
| - .Hc:aa:=, ga Ls5tLrsE isiGi:slJ commence
60 -
49,. t3p.tful Ii RS Tis.erLls nssossarJ Tor unt
-. ~. -. d. r:t:ar-d n reasonable Terms, tn
w: ~ taa..:ss as-- i-sTmios I'd ;rat Csi.'a shall
~: e, -ura.h IhsIs4iv,s with f.i Uniforms
.::e --yI .e..e:i:s For further int.T2ast.ol
49,. wA i. SMITH,
.: ..-~::y P:esidsat Z u. College
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U Z y y
TIE JAMES Mi7Ek iIaHCFACTERI1s tGhI-
PAiY
TGTE ha0d. ana are DOW pre7s-si /. 1sli'sI. H..
IL > EIaund
suMsRERo GUANI AM tubE sn
put n? IL barrels nf six To- the :u5
40 thu Peruvian Gusuo ca2sot as~ 30 rT'ea'ei: IL
OF TitgtatS invited 10 stcs;iais tEeas wall
mos: .ol. .su,cixly those hHt hasn drss1ed
tore with the Perovis hsy sra Precisely What 10 wan:
et ysid -! ~hssi Ead clover, AID
~ t.:cJ VIA prove 10 De permanent lnprover
Of Il" sld surail AID other EaCs crops they have
.apefiyf :.
OLE es-,: iss; E...s All ar rsr tor Il G10 les
Adir-s. orJstsi, Z. B. BENTLEY, Agent.
tus th--ae
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:ti?5I:ItN: :SiJ'{'iG:I":
LINE

MARYLAND LINE.
AID authorized by tho Ssars,srY Of War =. lssies ,sto
,er.e, n tia Maryland liae all pefsurs s.cn Mary
,eno who -.y wish tt. ,srv!ca u the Conisdo-
CAT. STATES rcrlish than pi;h subs.stenoe. hy
c.e :le Rouse twelfth tisst. Two doors
sSSve asil
Capt &. r. ~IHDgf. q. 81;
Luz ls-If 0n.oef IL Goillazad o. Camp mary iusa.
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LTiLIA ACADEMY.
+! -, ''' ~ 80 ''i-'o ''-' ''
~ >.--:f-~ TSai. H aAkRIS0r.
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TEE H;T1HAaI SCHOOL

- SIT Ign t.l:.e Angus: 21t Il oddities TO
Sie4=s. :r":ss YT,s ar" cs:-fa.iJ list. cc.-c
.i:'-r .~:.a
g." :" :. ''-.rA1. 4 1914. 't.... ..:aD3s ao12:y,
:. aug 2l-det<
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GiT;':i.E hEhiiEE kGaDFI7.
~: TX. ssSSivd Ct tht. COAX -;;5ocL icI ou.s
l -.a-- VII b.sia or ire FIRST 3tT ii sESFEG-
- go tSii c..Is =: T-seLs:s
i'-'~-ts s.ss;.: ~ sss Jca'h.
."".,-I;=!s. - -
~. al
- s'.'r :! ''s,ra..... = tC:t. sJr tto ;. 1T-u<i
,i%"... !H'.:a.~'i,c sp.is ;.. 80 :t-:eiE.i
-, b. T."s1 3EU = t,r.r.
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regrets the. tie Archbishop, NJ .haf occasion,
thought DToce: To ronTar5 hi s"aDsaiics!
CHAIR i.Lc n trib;lne. TO fan Tic i|a.tia. O!
intestine discard, 10 !Ais'i &" ,o',h"E brother
against brother, is to :sy til is'.~','' Il l,i"'e
tn" Courier &C., singular t.:~i, Il: thu hit
ister of z religion OF ih@,.! -ah !:eoc",
whlct holds a. i'll iirs: lm.:;ni. Tic re-
pudlsiion 81 a.! !.uman passion" liz
Cour:c:" claim: IL NJ ;. CATHOLIC juui-
nal. s.ld denies that il IL .!isiaya! t. TIE
Go:tTnIn:St ,iic;aT which u lives and in""es
AID hes liz ielilg. liu5v la these professions
CONSIST witt; it, practice, the stove citations
from IL. -ArchLighnp articl" will show. It
Wa "rl Il lew weeks Ago that 'itrr:ai Bot
l:r deemed Ii h;:, duty 70 prohibit iho circd-
lalioa 1i ihr ":L1urer III H.ew tIi"aIs, and
Tie iil-adriscd CnEi &c vi lie ed;tGra would
'aLE 10 Iud;Cdss thai they are 'ictei,iined &c
PCpToi;e Si;niIar prohibition o: ~ ,!rcuIa-
ton 1cG;cr home, Ih: claim If the "Cpurl-
$" t" rsPfrSent ard spoek Tor .he French
population d the city, rests upon very, very
doubtful basis. a. class, the French resi-
dents here are well disposed towsrda the Cor
ernmcmt sud the Union, sni reprotste, ~
heartily rs others do, tins icjudi:ious course
II their selr-constitutrl o.saG.
THE FoK>i ",TH ADMINISTERED THE SLi'Ro
Coz rh.h.hUS.
The following is the form 81 5atu nstial!ji
administered to contrabands fhat CONS within
our lines eli Fredericksburg;
You, Cicero, dc s6iemnly sws-r you viii
bear true allegiance to tine United States That
you will take good cars of the horses and
mules, and ii any Of them get away, you will
go after them nc matter hcw dark it Is, and
will aiao black boots 10 the beft Of your
knowledge and belief. 5" help you General
Mcdowell"
Tic gravity Of 1otr parties whilsit IS heing
administered, IS said 10 oo sdifying
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:: .isd;TGTON COLLEGE

e --.s,cE =: Isit:r:ivc vii ,tsL aiUN-
- ~ IL2aIB e s.9TEESgE,.
$50; e ;hs ra==..s Cnl!sss CISssss Pc,fs.a-
- - ~. ri.,d AZ aenhGe:si andsI :as
s.,',' 'I'..G-.:.. IL tSs Faealty-
- ,'f...l- - ife>s. '--..
:ssa!sy ot W--E:nS:.. college
- - .i:.E- tsxss6tcL: -
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al'Nss GLOpToT'a e:,s RD:NC .iiD DAT
eEa2oL, fcH NOUNS LADIES. :.
) :GzIlH sTa,SI. sx7~trA Txlhb ASb FoGKTK
"a. 4aGiss II :eis schoh! VIII "a I-suIoed o. the
:: '',sl - az. Cf-o9H2
,:'sf ~" :. psr.:e-l:r. s:;i5sr
~ .1--s--a' Nj, lJreE Ct5FTvH.
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s?.vrysr,LIy MALE ACADEMY.

N-NEESEiL!E MAIZE ACaDkNf.
,.,,.ae = itis setaoi viii :clar.a:s =: he
$: - LIE 2. !ss?, ari snh..ta tee >.A:::1s
~ 81
:z.~ v.s-Ssalcs or rEs xpsfSs
= .:.:,..a 81
.hFs.I s3I Ant-Tn LauGuAtas AID
g..;-..s.. ................... 70
il: .li.s--;.5- ..aver.ins Board etc. Apply t. IBIS
:..l". EDWARD VI. MaLbktI.
=. E--.''.
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e. 100 "s'CAu. G..uIaSis. 49, t.I.ilr. ~,
u H".;a:ty,j 10 pr,pSrrd I" Iii g.d.,s 10 A.,
saTi., IN EXP fE:GTiIJ LaHH SoTEE
a. " L"%2,a;ik 70. In ;reTpy iyoI Gt,.l or
L. It, -",s.'., =! R-zI he;s sna Gthsr FAPHR
Aux I'm
t"; i,-i" ...l.rs' Ttols R.a srs' Tonls-
q, -"'' '.-:j.i,. ~ ysS1 sd CorSis:I' Kniv,,
y. IT. CHAELEY
~, E.J -. n-r~ EaiL ILS Gs-y
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,-z-,-|e frS'e ah!a aud s,lver d, i'n' ~ IS
-. " ,-:r Ii -i-.Iii.c bills iu.I u 40
- T-1---'.ss;!Y -. ,.Ei.tnern Bank not-a ars
.,<s 4: So!
I.-s -u.Gsls .uEusts InsnI1nre ana EESi;.
a. -. .t. te1 cert. discount aud GsHE oi
= ;e. k..inr Ga a:,i Northwestern Er.oS.
= :. -. pef o.p7. '.iscc"ai.
'T;:7R .Sn:iNa-harE al Lexington, Ha.:S ii
$500. .s-a., nf ::a,an-rs. Ss:r;..1, TAo. II
So. mi Sa"S - "ssh;nGrHp--.,: lc!
=: &>.-i.;.
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The Enemy's Guntvalts

Hon. JOHN LercsER, Governor of Vlr
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+. We continue this morning, our selection:
irnm Northern papers of the 22d inst:
From taO New York Herald August 9od.l
TIE .ScLa-TREHch "ENTENTr coRpIiIE' AND
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4 CHOICE LITTER FRpv GENERAL LEp;IpAa
pix
ms Providence Q2hoda Isiand) "Jour1al''
publishes letter from. General Bishop Lsoni-
das Polk, from which We make the auhjo:ned
extracts. The letter is dated Columbus, Ken-
lucky, January IS, 1862.
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CHARLESTON, 9. c.,

CHARLBSTOE, >. C., il an. 20.
We are having here the early vegetables
green peas, and other eatables Of the k{nd.
They are now to be found In considerable
abu ndance In the market, while the budding
trees and the green clover in suburbs indt-
cate that balmy spring is abou. to revisit rs.
With more than ordinary pleasure, we look
forward to the return of warm weather, as
IL will doub btless ssnd sickness and death
among our Northern friends" who are
awaiting At Port Royal, hoping to pay us .
visit
/ went o.day to re q large shoe factory
recently established by Mr.. Reynolds. All
his shoes have wooden ,lss, and answer ad.
mirably, especially for tho soldiers on the
coast. as saltwater soon destroys leather
soles. -s ..sz
The ladies Of this city have formed Chris
tian Association, through which they arc do
ing a blessed work In caring for the bodies
and souls Of our, poor soldiers In no city in
this country are our noble women moro un-
tiring In their efforts for the army than In
this city. As their husbands, 1athers, and
brothers were the hrst 70 move IN eeceseion,
they seem 10 feel that they should Be second
to none in labors Of love f0r the men who are
making good the position Of our younk He.
public.
Mach aolicitnds IL being felt for 8avannAh
since the information received this morning
OF its being threatened by the LtncoIb rum
boats. -
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DEAra OF MAJoa foe4 .--TAs Nashville
Republicans sHd Baassr, Of the 20th ult.. says;
Tho Il tizsns Of Nasaviile were checked lsSt
Sunday uaorninE, on rscsivinR the unex.
psctsd tidings Of the death Of Major Eogg,
Tpgs1ed In tbs late sRgnssnsnt ct NH
EEr:Es, u ssl ksen esneFAiiy aadsy 1tasa
teUa kjs W3AEd WaS rot tsfiea1, skSsxs
s sss, sss 81 tlsas ssass!sl T ssas ssssls, x a
Iss.tll ss:.s :, st:s j:GsIsI ~ l
= s'ssl.i' T. i'lisasv = O. d'ssiFsa' = :. !.
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fallen previously In possession of some Of
our lroops; BAT If 80, nad been reco cred by
the enemy. These pieces were imin nedi ateiy
turEei and effects geiy served on aistan ma e.
Of tne eaemy hy the hanas OF some OF our
officers. e.
While the enemy had thus hsen driven back
aad beyond Youag's branch on our ief', ,hs
woods yet swarp1ed with th~m, when oar re-
inforcernenfs opportunety arrived in quick
succession, aod took position IN that portion
of the fisid. karshaw's ID aud Cash's eth
South Ce ro,'ra regiments, which had arrived
scon after " Wttherss. were led through the
oaks iusl cEsi OF The sudIey- Hren svilse road,
brnshtnE some OF the Oh emy before them, and
takiaG & an advnnt taxeous position a'ouE, Aid
wsss ot that roaa, opeaed vi h much4 skilt
and effect on bod es Of he euemy that had
been rallied under cover OF a strong Federal
brig Ade posted On pl teau in The south ws0e
angie, formed by Intersection OF the tuyn-
pike win the ;. b road Among the troops
thus engaged, were the Federal regular in-
fantry. eses x a 4& sssss
AT The same time, KsmIss's battsrys pas..
ing northward by ths 3. Is. road. took post.
tiUn on the open space-uadsr orders Of
Colonel KsrshaW-nsar where an snemy's
battery had besn captarsd, WAS opsped wite
effective results upon the Federal fight, then
the mark Ass OF ksrsasw and Uashs rsgi-
Prestou's 18th regiment, Of Cocks's bri-
gade, hxd BY tbs time catered the same body
Of oaks, and sncoantersd como Michigan
troops. capturing their brigade commander.
Col wilcox
Anethsi Important aecessicA 70 oar fDEess
h@d also occurred aboNs The asmA time.
O'Clock p, Il. Rr,gedisr General =.
Smssh. with some 10 infantry OF ttssy's
brig de, Of the army of the Sssf n
doah, aud B.ckham's batsery. came up0p
/ the faeid, from camp fichsns. Mans a..
| saAs, where they had nrstved bv fsiitoso
/ s.ou TO the l~f, TIN sc mntA tndsn.
asrsd, on resehias . position u fssr ~ As
o.A wooas, soaia ot tAs ksAry Rovsp -
tMsa p9sasaiy eass q ses sRaisT Aaa1, M
"a ssausSss eSs1ists Isro 1est q sASt tlttl1
81 i2sntlxG Dai - OW0eeo eetu
g; = g ':sisfl 81 3 Issy + g 5 81
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Smiths battalion, subsequently reinforced
FalkneI's Second Hisetsssppi regiment, az
andoah, just arrived upOn the field, the SIKH
(Eisher's) North Carolina. Confronting the
enemy at this lime, my forces Numbered, 81
most, net more than 8, 500 inian try and artil-
and two companies (Oarter's and Hoge's) oi
Stusr.'s Cavalry. t -
The enemy's force, now bearing hctly
and confidently down on our position, rexi.
ment after regiment OF the best equipped men
that ever took the fieid-accordinG 70 their
own ofictal history Of the day-was formed
Of Colonels Hunser's and Heia,zeiman's di-
visions, Oolonels Snerman's ana Keyc's bri-
gades Of Tyler's division, and Of the fcrmitsa
bic batteries OF Rlckstts, 0rifin, and Arnold
Dnhlgren howiizsrs-a force Of over %, 90
infantry, seven companies OF regular cavalry,
and twent four pieces Of i'm proved artillery.
At the same timss psriioas, heavy reserves of
infantry aud artillery hung In the distancs
around the stone Bridgs. Mitchell's, Black
burn's, and Union Mills fOrds, visible ready
to fall upon n ~ any moment; and ! was
also assufsd Of tho existence Of other heavy
corpe pas and around Uentreville and else.
whore, within convsnisat sapporting dis.
Fslly conscious Of shis pcrssntous dispar.
ityl 81 force, - posted the 1inee Tor the cp
counter soughs 20 tnfuse into the hesrts o,
mvomcers and men thu confldence and da.
Invasion Of tue homes OF tres pso pla whieh
tels. Uniformed them tAat rein forcemsu I.
would rapidly come 70 their support, and
the. we must at ali hazards hold oar rost.
unul rsenforcsd. Iyssainded them that v,
tcugat SbS our homes, oar Arasidts. aud fol
tAe Independence 0f c1r eopatrv. i arget
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thai rsid; To- sseNsaspu WsfA l9ldly
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FROM NORFOLK.
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n, 6,sM Burnside I-mndn-hs Backbone Broken
-TAt Hrc,sem<N Of tie NovsA-C Cow fsdersn Re-.
,,,po,,nsc,-North1a aaces-Leusss fro~
r,sr-ssna natnn 81.
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one Afews her fsss upca IL pt,lew -
AID relieves hsr grief In tsaea
sadly weeping. until slssp,
Aks some good angel sefs sppsan.
Night with Ill Its dreams, Il over,
And Tho morning comes again,
1tinss"e nsws OF Z ,rcs bsstls,
Fought upon naaassas plain,
And shs rssds, with despsst anguish.
His dear Name among the slain.
BoHyNrAs.

7Hs"ss IN Washfn4ton, Baltimore, PAiIalelpAS,.
and Nec Yrk-Conlition Of he Cstes and of he
Peops-Hiaorieal Remtaiscences- Of
AorfSik Cifisens.
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T1Ek9An1T oD U10noBs AT xoAf1nsS AuN.
sos.-Ths Norfolk Dsy BseL says: se 1isS
A catixon Of Hamptou, q captain In the sIoA.
federats army. and ut present stationed on
York river, has brought " information HAT
a few days ago l6 NEGROES esceped from the
YANKEES &c Fort Monroe, and gladly returned
to our Lines.
They report that the negroes there are very
badly treated by the Yankees, ar d that Con.
Wool Aas issusd orders 10 his troops 70 shoot
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WAITING


All DAY long beside the window,
"si'ns through the mist ana rain.
" and dowa the etreet abe watches-
"s'eaes cIosely-but In vain;
A1a With half . sigh she murmurA
VIII hs never come again p
~ Gay long beside the window.
u both hope aad fear she sats,
aug the hopes and fears ccmminsled,
rn sks boz whole frame palpitate-
" Asf beating heart with wonder,
why II 10 he comes 20 late.
Aaa the Light grows dim and DINNER.
Nxh' advances on the day,
ssoy one tho trsetlamps giimnsr
r1'ash the dsrhnsss. Tar sway
s'o sss says. ~ wait no longsr."
and she slowly turns swsy.
"+ss again bsiAs the window
"a "a'y dark and rain ste Secs.
fs'a abe tnras from weary waiting,
'''ay strikes the ivory keys,
T".ag out her wealth of ssdness
q ss"s.iing .hrenodiss.
ss'sy saasa ss sspeeta'isal
-. - re ss.lsaiis ss.say slaTs
ss ne {. sAs yasiss sssFsss,
s.sss sssx AZ assts sas ssssstss ~ kA6i
's,,la'ss ~ *ssh b siset. tSAs5 III I.
"s& w. WI ~ Sc ~.
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once. svsais that Lloyd Harrison was alsn
appointed Lieutenant under the patronage OF
the Adjutant- General. He ewenI 70 Alsxen.
dria and enlisted ID SAafar's company. He
mission, notwithstandiae ~ lid enliated In
the rebel army, He WAS appointed Z Lea
tenant through tho in1luence Of General
Thomas. Says now he was drunk when no
enlisted In the rebsl army. +. J. Lugenfeel
swears that Lloyd Harrison, second Jleuten.
ant In Nherman's battery, Is generally re-
gxrded ~ Q Secessionist. have heard him
utter Secession soattments. ##asze4 Feh~
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CONVERSATIONAL.
xxxvIIth GRHss-secend s.s.i..
TUESDAY, June Il.

SENArR.-Mr. Grimes, from the Committee on
District OF Columbia, reported back bill for relief
Of Sisters Of Charity and nurses-for Losses occa-
slonea oy the burning OF the Washington Infrm-
Mr. Wilson, from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported back the bill providing for an
Increase Of the medical service in the volunteer
force. The amendment abolishing the Office OF
Brigade Surgeon WA adopted and the bill passed
luton:
Resolved, That the amount OF legal tender
Treasury notes already authorized by law shall
never be increased; but the Secretary OF the Urea
sury be and hereby 10 authorized to issue one
hundred millions Treasury ten days certificates,
bearing Eve per cent. interest in addition 70 the
Fifty millions already authorized by law. Laid
over.
The report Of the committee Of conference on
the bill providing for certain bounties lin which
the committee had made an alteration in the tert)
was taken up, discussed by Messrs. Davis, Howe,
Trumbull, and
On motion of Mr.. Powell, the report Of the
committee was disagreed TO, and the bill recon-
United to new committee OF conference.
The Pacific Railroad bill was then taken up.
House A communication was received from
the Secretary Of War In answer to q resolution Of
the House requesting Information In regard TO
General Hunter having enlisted q regiment Of
blacks. The Secretary states that the Depart
ment has no Official Information on the subject,
and that he has transmitted 10 General HSnter q
copy Of the resolution TO make q report thereon.
he says Gen. Hunter was not empowered 20 or
ganize a regiment Of slaves and blacks, but that
clothing and arms have been sent TO his depart
ment upon requisition without instructions as to
the manner In which they are to be used. No
arms have been furnished to be placed In the
hands Of slaves and black fugitivss. As 20 that
part OF the resolution calling for the copies OF tie
orders and corresPondence, the President deems
It's publicity would be incompatible with public
interest.
The bill amending the law relating TO the or
ganization Of the Patent Once and amending the
Patent laws, was taken up and passed
The bill for the relief Of Rose NJ. Hurte wrs
passed.