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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-15

Political MovExEsTs IN WAsHisaTos
Washington dispatch. dated Nay .. to the
New YORK Harold. says
The Union men and SO. called Natiopa al De.
mccraoy are lnduxtriously organizing for the
municipal election here The National lie.
mocrecy cloak tbeir seCexsion sympathy rn.
d allegations of Snti2athy &c Abolition.sn
The Union men present support CT the Ad.
min!strat!on and maintenance CT the Union
as tbe only issues. The latter will nominate
Richard Wailack for Mayor. Ths National
Democrats would not hive presumed 10 re-
we their organization If q pretex. had not
been ofordet by the mad uhraisms of tt Q
radical Abolition faction in congress, whose
as u,ts upon thst oos i.a ion are every " here
re ri tMattng the 6efdcct u.mccra il party.
as well as giving encouragement and vital y
to the rebellion.
The following notice was read from the
clerks desk immediately sitter the adjourn.
nent OF ths House to-day
"Ih- re- Will BE- q meeting OF he conservative
mem nsra OF Ccngress IN this hail tomorrow,
Saturday. Say d. At two O'Clock y. N. All
CT eyvativs me bars from i'the States are
Invited TO attend, TO consult ,ege her as 20
The best means 10 defeat the senemes of the
AboiiticDisis and Sacessionists "
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~. ,,s,rc. ~ law and EQUITY. hass Hsin those
...o cou.edH For IL - imporeAoie tnas sucn
,n,qnis,es a. Ger ia,n i;iea u E1a r'Hcss nav
rsr,,e, ed should b. nnaveneeh. Conspt.
raees will psver more sxitt: two persons ONT
prefer. bly, e} eiH .adfr.akc ihe lcr 5ons task.
which not oBiy antq1lty arpiarcec, but
which hiss been nrp'auhed year after y,ar,
generation after generation, csntu,y after
century, in III. seUtusion Of colleges. and
raised the first tumu t in the boyi.h heart
How does the North relish these ideas when
applied to an American tyrantl Ard If q
conquered Southern leader is to be- brought TO
the scafold. why not an inhaman Northern
despci to the assassin gpife' Bar he IL from
us to APPLAUD any departure, except in s:rict
retaliation. from the humane liues of policy
I, which thu South, in the midst Of fearful
prov1eation, has heretofore in6exibly ad.
hsred. Blu in cons stenoy with their own
tavorite political ethics, they ought not only to
sympathise with tho Southern rebellion,
but. in the language Of L,ndor, to "oasr all
asylum 20 whoever, rising Up agaipss opprei-
sion and iud,gnity. shall have slain these who
caused IT, l. Q, Lincoln, Seward g. Co
But. whilsa We ssl! advocate humane and
civilized Councils even 20 our inhuman enemies.
we wish them 10 understand that We know
full we'll the whole secret of their ferocitv,
and how il could be 30 thoroughly tawsd that
their snarIing ana snapping hyenas would
have been as pesoesele aud gentle as sheep
Our own forbesrance and humanity afford the
explanation Of their own fsrooi'y. If We had
met them from the begoring as jackson, Ct
Alexandria, naet them at the threshold, ard
made this war at once in which no quarter
was TO be asked or given, the truculent pack
would have been the fl st to cry out for con-
test upon the recognized principles Of war
Again We say, we invoke TO such policy of
determination, except in retaliation, bus, as
retaliation, it will aud ought to come when
the enemy dare 10 execute their threats Of
visiting with capital punishment a single
Southerner be he leader or led Black flags
will then be raised, no quarter given to any
body, and some Brutus will soon find The
tyrauts heart.
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fFFAIRs AT MOBILE The following is an
extract from recent Mobile letter, published
ia the Savannah Republican,:
Co siderable change in affairs since nv
last. New Orleans has fa.ien, aa we expect
the Internal Yankees over here daily, as they
are reported TO nave lied from that civ a
day or two ago. Some believe they have
gone to Lake Ponchartrsin but as taey are
sneaks, we may lind thsm upon MS at any
hour. We will give them q pretty good tps.
sic when they come, and / thInk som bcdy
will be hart on their side before they get up
to our city. Gen. Forney, in command heI O.
intends TO defend the city. he 10 q f1ghtip
man, and an experienced mill a y Officer Ne
10 not eatireIy we'll Of wound in the arm
lately received in battle. while leading az
Alabama regiment. Our guubOats are pre-.
pared, aud keep up steam continually so
you may hear shortly OF hot work. a. well p
wenth down hero We are not Elm presua.
biz, }" as Other cities and fortified posts have
been, but We csn show pretty good hand,
and will fight.
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Y. H. e. The annual meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association las held
on Tuesday night lat, Il the lecture room of
the United Presbyterian Church The exer-
cises consisted in singing, praying, and reading
the holy Scriptures; after which, the President
of the Association, j. B. Watkins, Esq read
the annual report of the operations Of the go
ciety for the past fiscal year. Tn. association
then went into nominating candidates for Off
cos of the association for the ensuing year.
which roeulted in the election of the following
gentlemen President, Philip +. Howard; LIST
Vice Presi lent, j. B. Watkins; End do, w.
Willis, Jr. 3rd do, l. Roberts Baker; ith
do, William p. Munford; 9TH do, George w
Anderson; Directors, Dr.. j. II Ill Moore, Dr..
VIM ii Gwathmey, VIM II. Clemmitt, j. H.
Peay, p. e. Nicholas; Corresponding Score
tary, James Gordon; Recording Secretary
Mr. slei9ht; Treasurer, s P, Smith, Register
) + Burress; Librarian, Asa Snyder. The
association is in aourishins condition and
doing much good. 1t ls the largest IN the Con
federate States in membership and in America
according to the ratio of population of the
city
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The New Orleans Dsits announces that De
CIonet, Captain Of the French war steamer
Milan, repudiat the protest against the bOm !.
barcMent o. the city. purportiDg 70 have
emauated from him.
The Federal account ut the BON bsrdmsnt OF
forts jackson aud st PHILLIP puts down ~
Yankee loss at 50 killed aAd las wounded.
The O1ice Of the Branch Bank Of virsinia.
lately located at Union. Monsoo county, has
been removed . Lynchburg
Major Denj 2. Ealssy. > we'll known oit.
Ssn o&Psssisours, died saddsaly AZ Tarboro.
N. o., . few days ago. -
The Court OF OAmpeall county. Va 70.
BY either grocsrs OF tavern keepers.
Gen rwiggs arrived In Mobile Monday week
froN Kew Orleans. He WAS 90 route fSl
Georgia. -
eouthsfn papers contain q report that
ReDsooOlo 70 70 b evacuated II IN early dav.
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Casualties in the 9Th Alaba ma Reg't'
OAtp EisIa ALABAMA RReIasEr.
NAV j n lh69
To The Editors of he Efspdtch,

To The Editors Of lie Efspatch;
without cess ,,on In the battle Of Williams
burg, driving the enemy before them all the
time. Never did men display more cool ora d.
very. Tue charges were all led by the com
paEy eli GERS, anu in ems splendid charge they
captured q slt:sry OF nine pieces. The reei .
ment ais, ipttred one hundred prisoners.
LIST OF KILLED Asp wousDID.
Company A--Kilied Private W Sycamore.
Wounded: Capt W q Murphy, mortally; Cor.
prLl J McMuii.n, Joe Amento. a 0uerrello,
Company B-killed: Il Finn, + Mc0lowen.
n Cas-, " Tracy. Wounded: N 0aven, q
clarity. Missing: John Jacobs, J as orin.
Company e. KilleC: J T Rsvyer. Wound.
ed: ID y Castle berry, James Donapoo. W J
Thorn, mortaliy, N Eesmitn, Thos sim.
mons, slightly. Missing: I Husz, q W
Berry.
Co D-KiiIed: b SomsrhiIl. Wounded:
J A ByIum
Company E-Killed: L Bopdiii. Woupdsot
Il H rnear, MORALLY; w Jain, J ID GAM
bic. J w Sugars, w A Grubbs, T Ill Thcmp-
SOD, z Adams, slightly. Missing: X l. Car.
ter and Il Holmes.
Company 6-Kiiled j Long. Wounded ::
) skipI or, G n Luvis, J b Luvis, J Wright,
A spfadly, Aenry ritte. J b stephens, A
smith, E Is Larun.
Company H-Wcunded: Lieut. r MELON.
AID; Oorp'l " u Everett; Privates, p b Mings,
VIM Iabeli, VIM EcCaoe.
Company 1-Wounoed Capt ID W Gtllts,
in the arm Corp'l W 8 Brookes; Privates.
John Wilson, } H Garrsrd, L Il WtlIson.
Company K-Kilied Sims. Wounded :
UoliD, II w Lang, w ID Hui.
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Two days Of rain have thrown q dampsr
upon our expectations Of . battle, and we
now have TO wait for warm sunshine. firm
ground, and dry roads before our apttcipa.
lions can be Immediately resumed. xVen
then the silence OF the enemy 10 more pro.
tainty which invests .deir fusnre operations
Since tbs skirmish At Pennington, reported
in my last, they have been - Quiet a. death.
exceptir the usual small warfare which takes
place between the pickets, and 1t 10 uukn own
whether they will follow up this preliminary
attack or not. Some ansct to believe that
there Will be no battle; that tbs Intelligence
OF the capture Of Now Orleans Will change
their programme, and Withstandine their
olosa proximity, that they will oontsnt them.
selves with cutting or our supplies between
here and Memphis, and II possibls. strike .
blow at the Mobile and Ohio railroad. and
tnus Alao interrupt our Communication with
por, ant post.
my own impression, derived from General
omoers, II that there will b = fight and ,has
the delay 10 Incidental entirely 20 the state Of
the weather, aud the fact that the EedsYa,s n.
Qutre tins 20 make themsslveo acQuain ted
with our position With our extended lino, this
oaanot b done In lee than week. The 70.
SATURDAY was portion OF tAese opera ttous,
And the daily advance Of that1 scoutanG par.
ties upon our fr"nt 10 further proof Of the
correctness Of this view. A1oshoe si9ntaoant
faos, indicative OF the intan don 81 NE enemy,
u that tor ta1ee days tAay Asve ooon 0aaaAg
m tomenss to1ue lpoa o1s stSas 1aA1. enA
have BY sudden dash COS - he Memphis
Thts event h oompar ats say uatmp,ytans er
q, bat IL may b. q ado the basic Of IN 1shSe 10.
ray upon the Mobile and Ohio RailruoAlS 0y !
miles e50ad, tAe 0oeee0 ~ WAteA Would
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THE WILLIAMSBURG BATTLE
Orr Wounded at Williamsburg.
RlcHxosp, May IA. 1864

To The EditaYs 81 tbs Dtsgatnsf
era thai when our army retired frSm " illiams.
burg. Dr. Cullen, OF K.chrMoad, GccoC. panied
by a parry OF tTFslfa, consisting principally
Of me Heal c1cers returned under nag OF
truce to attend TO our wounded. left in and
near the town Thess Cff,ers Left Williams
hurg ON Sunday, and reached this city via
For trees Monroe. yesterday, lruesdatl Any
ana trea m sat OF .he wohuded will be intsr.
es Ing 10 thays who have friends among them.
The college building aud the churches OF the
pl CO were used as public hospitals, and some
Of on- men were eceived t" private houses
In the new baptist Church tt era were nearly
oae h:n6Ted patients, the wounds In most
cases beiug very severe, eight caAes harirg
terminated ia ally up to Sunday morning. IL
is prob bile thtt meg: of the rer" a.n!--g cases
will recover TIE w.-ols number of wounded
wa, under so.
The Federal officers TO q man, and soldiers
almost 10 a mar, shovel the kindest dispcsi.
ton tow ards tneir unfortunate prisoners,
moving them with tendsrI ese an freq en tly
sharing with them the scanty contents OF
their haversacks. But in consequence of the
confusion resulting from the battle and the
constant mo, e'eent Of their troops, taefs was
for several days no issue OF other co1nmissa.
~ or hospital atores, end the Federal soldiers,
~ we'll az our own. ed exceedingly. It
Is but justice TO cay, that if any preferen ca
was m anifssted, 1t was In favor Of our men.
In ST tie OF this, however some of our wound.
ed would have we'll nigh starved had 1t not
been TOR tue noble women of Williamsburg,
who scrap d the bottoms Of their barrels, *.
haustad by previous charities, ard prepared
food Tor the Soldiers jgn rant how their own
for the coming week was 10 be Obtaiaed. Tee
remark was made to one lady who was thus
giving, not out G, her nbs udancs, that 1t was
hoped che would be rewarded both In tbs
W orlc and the next, She replied "th. only
reward want Is to see our GAUGE triumph ~
Well may We ask "Was there ever suoh g
people and ever such cause as oursf" IL il
proper &c add that our men wers left under
the care of vo lur teer Northern surgeons, some
ter supplies arrived they lack I'd nothing in
the way OF attention or food their nun ses
being unwounded Confeder ate prisoners, de.
tailed for the purpose-and that while their
bondage .ermed 70 inteLsify their love for
their cause, 1t haa also the effect of sofrentux
the feelings Of our soldiers towards cual
Yankees with whom they were thrown 10
contact. VS., IGN Va. Hex't
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Nineteenth Virginia Regiment.

To The Editors Of TIC Dispatch
The following Is the list Of casualties CT the
l9th Virginia regiment in the engagement
near Williamsburg, Virginia, on the 9Th Of
May, 1862:
Company A-Sergeant A H HOFFMAN, killed:
Con pornl Wiilism Oulia, slightly wounded
PrivaHs William I. jones. badly wounded
body John ID Durrett, wounded In head,
supposed to bs dead > John Christian.
wounded In arm very s'igbtD ma Wing.
field. wounded IN arm, very siight;) William
Brown, wounded in head, (sltght)
Company B--James b Hammer, killed: la.
vid X Goodman, badly wounded inside and
arm; J w VIZ, slightly wounded In head !;
arm; Lieutenant. r West Writ, slightly
wounded In finger.
Company C-Sereeant H Harden, finger
shot off; private Allen H Harlow, wounded
vats L F Mayo, mi. sing.
Company D-Oaptain Faulkner, slightly
wounded Privatse William Stinnett,
wounded James w Maxwell, wounded in
Tlndall, wounded IN body; James Woody,
wounded In face q w Wood wounded in
body W w Walton, killed. W H Thomas,
:, Com ,s,. Psny H-JoAn W LsaA', 'lishs wound
COMPANY F-Cap; Bennett Taylor. wou I'D.
cd In thigh; Serg { Robert Wood, wound, d In
arm; Privates. A J " God, killed X Kirby,
Woup ded In arm; d Smith, wounded In hand;
Barnett, wounded n arm
Company 0-Robt ID Mays, wounded NOR.
tally W y vii 8, wounded 10 arm; John
smith wounded very slight VIM b CoKsy.
wounded slightly
Company H Lieut. Bspi Brown, wounded
slightly In side Uorp'Is q Mason, wounce ed
In groiL n A Mays, wounded IN hand Pm.
Yates. Henry Berry, wounded in leg Il II
Mays, wounded in leg Jno Bryant wounded
J Drumhs ller, killed.
Company I-Serg't T II Campbell, wounded
In head, slight; Privates CorLsiius Uarpsn.
ter, wcuncei IN body. badly h Il Maasie,
wounded in throat, badly: jyatt Tucker.
wounded % shoulder, slight; WI Campbell.
wounded ia shoulder. badly.
COMPANY K-A T Rea, leg broken by q bal.
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4 fight occurred Oh Thursday night between
Peter White, John G. Ryan. John Court
ney, Thomas Hays, and VIM Thompson, in
which the first four named parties occupied
son defendant THOMPSON event under" as a
matter of ours and the parties opposing
him for tho time Being sailed with flying
colors. Yesterday, having recovered from his
beating, Thompson made affidavit before the
Mayor, and caused all Of his assailanis to be
arraigned before the bar Of iusties for dis
turbing the public; peace Tho ptoof being
clear and a,Fso,, "a Except HAYS were com
pcacc. Thus was Thompson AVENGED, and
the majesty of the ihsulted law sustained and
upheld.
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Had Tie Council granted the recent quest
of physicians for the use of Clay Street Chap
el as military hospital. the building, together
with the services of the attending NJ DIS,
wOuld have been rendered gratuitous'y 70 the
Confederate Government for the use ani bene-
lit of sick and wounded soldiers None Of the
doctors intended TO be employed there have
diers, or the families of those who are in the
Confederate service
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WspuBspAY, MAY II, 10

The House met ~ nine O'Clock. A nsaAC
was received from the senate announcing IL
passe e. CT u q IN Der of House bills. and ~
eral other measures. which Were apErorn'
a,ely referred.
The Senate bill esta blishing "cord me-
sure" WA taken up and passed
The bill fixing the pay of the clerks OF n
Legislature at eight dollars per diem durif
the extra sessions of the General AsNmbi,
was AIKEN up and adopted withou, disl
sion.
The bill authorizing insurance coupala
TO charge their places OF business, vM
necessary, from the presence Of the pasE
enemy, was also passed.
On motion OF AIR AsDsRsol, OF Botsns',
the bill authorizing the Governor 70 oissi'
ixs forceeconsis,iDg of citizens between ~
ages Of thirty.nvs and rty i've, "
passed.
Mr.. SUYoRp ofsred q resolution to au!Aa''
izs the publica alton Of the bills II resara y
military matters, which had heep passss
the 0ener Al Assembly. for disssmIr aiioi |.
tbs public, which, after some diseusioI' W
rejected.
The bill authorizing the ssls OF the Beas.
oks Valley Rhilrosd was pa sed; aisc y.
bill % Increase the msnufacIure Of lead ia
saitpetTe.
The House then wen. IL 70 secr>t sessor'
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Jennings Vase Russars-We are pleased
to see that the glorious name of Jennings
Wise. the eouthern hero and patriot, is to be
perpetuated 80 far as "band of brothers of
of his own stamp can perpe;uate his exam
pie. The Jennings Wise Hussars," cav
airy company, are in the field and have elect
ed the following officers:
Captain, Julius Tucker; lst Lieutenant,
+, w, 1ichenor; I'd Lieutenant, Richard A
j. b johnson. Orderly S-rgsant; Simon z.
Stone, "a Sergeant; w II nlount, "a Ser
geant; Z. T. Stuart: ,th Sergeant; NJ Is. Cur
ry. 1st Corporal! Batherst NJ. Davis, I'd Corpo-
rail- j. B. Chapman, Sd Corporal; Geo. f.
Berry ish Corporal
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Fun IN CANPs.-straws show which way
the wind blows, and nothing 10 n better in.
dication Of the cheerfuinsss, conficenc and
courage of our troops at Corinth, thsn the
genial humor In which they indulge In the
face OF the death. dealing enemy
IN me memphis AeaIaRcks, Of May ID, We
md the following witty answer to an ad-
vertlsement. which recently appeared in its
IL CAMP BsAR CearsrH. MIss.}
April 3Slh 1892
Geatt' l notice In the /ereaI Of this morn
iEE an hdver 1selnent, heao.d 'Boara Wanted
% youi man Ia private family ~ haSs
neat co.sags. situated three q uan4ers Of a
mile frt IN Oorinth, Miss. tconvsnteY 10
business II the Young man likes the loca
0on. vii give him board ard ciotbtns. md
also b5Rus Of q Per month. A. for sireSsr-
ence." Fsfer him 10 any friend Of q. Z.
Desaregsrd, EA&., Of this place.
Address S1801H1 SKAees,
81 ksnIucky Regiment,
Cortnt0, Ms,
P.s.-The family are all "priW
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In notfcsug The .1act yesterday that nun
Der of Confederate soldiers had declined to
avail themselves of flag Of truce to return
nome. il wac stated that member Of Latha,s's
Norris Carolina battery had absolutely re
fused to rstnrp under any circum stances or
inducement. Che battery in question wac
raised in .ynchtarg. It may be proper TO re-
mark. that a majority of the no traitors who
openly acknowledged their treason to the flag
of the Confederacy by refusing to be paroled,
were Northern men or foreigners. This fac
stated, the milk i'll the cocoanut is readily a.
counted for.
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1t an election for company officers for the
company formerly known as the "Peyton Ar
tillery," now in camp on Fulton's Hill, near
the city, the following officers were elected :
Captain, j. Hatley Norton; First Lieutenant,
VIM. f. Howell; Junior First Lieutenant,
Geo. w. Fulmer; Second Lieutenant, VIM #.
Chalkley. This company has Just arrived from
the Peninsula, where they have been for the
last twelve months, attached to the Naval Bat.
tery at Yorktown.
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aanerai Assembly OF virsiuI,
EXTRA SESSION.
en- ATE.
W BDH ssDAY,

WBbEssDAT, May Il, 1854
This body YVES ir secret session fron
o'clock to p. n. continuously, ard again 1,
the afternoon.
-sCRir SSssIOg.
The two mi 'itary bills reported In isllii
the KRqusyer, OF yesterday were dic.s>tU
Lengthy in OF cret session aud adopied, sf,at
few immaterial anne u dments
The discussion upon these ellls-he s
thousand brig ads en- the home guar9 bills
Wis of a character which vould hsys been
not only In tsres'ing. but instructive to he
public. We accord TO Dr Worsham, OF Dt
uiddie. all the praise that we can give. In ~
capacity Of Journalists, for coL,end1s
aghiIst the secresy of the debate We kn'v
that IL was important, and its chsractsf NJ
the public would he greatly be- af ed By.
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Teas B,ty0de.-The remains Of Lieuten-
ant Colonel Black and private Bush, of the
Texas Brigade, were buried on Thursday last
at Cedar Hill, New Kent county, Va, in the
family burying ground of DR.. John Mayo
These gallant meu fell whilst nobly defending
the soil of Virginia from the invasion of the
Hessian hordes who are now trying to over
run the Old d ominiOn and enslave her patriotic
naOnla
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A Jury vas sworn in the Hus,ings Court
yesterday, 70 try j. Archer Worsham and r. e.
l. Allen, for allowing unlsw ful gaming on
the premises under their coptrol. They were
'ssvsrally .hosd $500, and the am punt bang
utOppod.
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We understand that the Government has
determined to carry all Of the Yankee officers
now here to Salisbury, N. G. There are about
sixty of them here, and they will start for
their new place Of residence this morning.
At the same time, and bonud for the same des.
tination, will be sent ffty Of the hardest sub
iects now in confinement at Castle Goodwin.
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OPERATIONS IN NORTH sia,LIsi.


The reported landing Of Yankee brcsg
SWansbOro In Onslow county, tarns oa,s
have been u less important matter than lx
been supposed The report probably ORG
mated 10 the landing OF a sm ali party freq.
boat or boats, who. however. did OF rsu.l
long, 6ut no d,ubt returned TO the vs~
from which they came.
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The trial Of Sylvanus Griffin and Charles
Camp, for the alleged offence OF assisting in
disturbance on Main street, a. tue corner Of
l3sh, several months since. pending for sevsr-
al days past before the Hastings Court, was
hu Dot guilty land iioding Camp one cent.
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Richmond Sharpshooters Wounded-In a
late skirmish near Franklin, Pendleton coun-
ty, with the retreating force of Milroy, the
Richmond Sha'pshooters were engaged, and
from letter from Capt f. f DePIiest, we
regret TO learn that private John b Allen was
wounded through the lungs, leg and arm, 80
vsrely; Charles Herwel and A. g. McRae,
sjjghtiy
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Nj. Hathaway, proprietor Of he Nons.
Doy Book, has determ in ed TO coDup ue tasE
cation of his paper In that city. II ins A''
coin auth critics will permit
.cme ip,cul,tors IN New YORK have ms ~,
tersi snip 10 load with ice fer Wv VI
leans
Rev William II. Brisbane, . promis
preacher Of the Methodist tpscoPsi oHa'''
died recently In Pai,ads'phia.
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THE WAR IL The sourHwEsr

Adyqnee At the EnemJ-7a Tho First Act IN TIE
Drama-N.ssber ard. Condition Of the Fed
e,al Army-Disciptsne Of orr Troop'-
The Weather Unfa0oradie for AoF''' OPer
s4ions-2he Federal Programme, DC, &c