Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-21

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sota and anShorcd i ina strsam ffbntine the aity.
These yessels Were piiotsd to Norfolk fhfonrh tie
narrow nassspa in Elizabeth MAJ M ths trsitor
Tobias Who ran Of Ito cd Point Thufsday. while
IN d;scharpe Of inportant duties Antrnsted him by
he Uonfedcrate authorities - y 6 90 - Y
Our informant ia unable to recall the name Of the
military commandment Of Norfolk. but he has estab.
lished his headquarters at the Atlantic Hotel and
the soldiers Of Lincoln on Saturday evening and
Sunday, crowded the streets to such extent that
it was difficult for one TO make his.way through
them. @ , 55.. II SIS :,
At q dress parade on Wards Farm. Sunday after-
noon: 600 Federal soldiers were preSeut, and they
all exhibited admirable drill and discipline
The soldiers upon dismissal scattered themselves
thicky about the late entsenched Camp Of the Con-
federates and the officers expressed amazement that
with such fortIfcatons the nfedcrates should have
dreamed Of eyacuating the place General Wool
was loud in his expressions of establishment at the
evacuation and declared in the presence of several
that with such Notifications by land and water and
the Nerrimac guarding the Roads. he could have
held Norfolk against any force that might have been
brought against it,
On Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. the Seminole
steamed nm to the city. A crowd Of a thousand or
morr persons assembled on Chamberla,ne's wharf,
for the want Of something else to do which the COM
mander of the Federal steamer construed int wei.
come to the "old flag" Instantly all hands we're
beat to quarters every flag was flung to the breeze,
the lack tars manned the rigging. and gave three
hearty cheers This ubilant demonstration was
responded to by the crowd with nine proans which
we're given with strength Of ling distinctly audi.
BILE atthe wharf in Portsmouth. The Federals were
taken all aback and the gallant tars dropped from
the r;opinp with mnch more alacritv than thew had
manned them
The halyards having beer cut bv the Confeder-
ates s.;ior sh;nne6 the f1.o staff IN the Cus.
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crowd IF drTnLen Federals in front Of the Atlantic
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ioih aas causeu nun ~ oe Ar'esseu l.'' 10 'ns uy
afres' 'nat i,ss ooi'' W Jul nv, INV, lou S ~
ror.smoa.n was s Sa, oy mayor MsS'
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a a,:,:.a % "au e,h" L. "as.;,sd ~
po'n'eu h''1'iy "o'e'"v' Vi 'ie p'''. .,'o
surre''uer' ei"',ac",e '"e oe0as.on ~ Assu'e 'il'
people tha' Tue iahAess came nv. " ues.oy pIop,
erty out 70 restore oroe' W 'e'eVe an opplesoeo
people, ana re'hs'a,e 'nat e'atoc'fou,H o.o nag
whlch hao oeen 50 iohs co"ee.su noni Tue VIC" VI
the, dear for.shoutn peoP'e: Muc' o'her saSeonaue
ana h'sn'aio'h A"u Vi sentiment were "uulgeu III
put we nave G"o'ea eho's" 10 give ihe reaoer an
idea Oh the style. Weres'et 10 near ina. stroney
traitorous ieelinS mas MANIFESTED ieseu IN forts-
mouth ana that several c''izens Oh Una. place
made themselves prominently omcious IN oHerihg
Their ooe'sance 20 the new comeis, ana Pronerns
Their services IN any caPacity whicn might ne de-
s,red Ohe man, VINO ns. Yong sc.eu as Ietec.;se
TOT the Cohe"efa'e rrovost islSna,' saou'.r us'y
Tor ihe s'ars anu STRIPES. anu III ''ue' ~
cloak ms hypocrisy, concealed y" o1'o ~ MS nano-
kerchlet, ana sneo copous fears .. ,s)oI'"s a. .e
sight Of every oiue COAL "'u o'~>S "c'.o" Nc 0IOu
tered: mee!ins 'oya' ouAe" y, '''o oou'"' no
could no! wlths'aha ,ne saas y. a" a, as o"s
bowed MS nead, WINE Jus '''''es suoue"'y oe'a"'e
crimsonea WIN s.a"e'
Inc feaera' olacers 1"aae o'asSeu' enquiry aoou'
the destruction OIL 'he Na'y iar" ana e"rhes1y So
had been engaged IN the nceho'ary proceeolng.
Five hundred 1ankee cavalry escorted uene,ai
Myma" 70 ""v 'ooN P'ssesS ~" VI 's
omcers oui'a'hgs III Tue Navy 1aro' Lucy nao
been EN- spared Ios reasons al,eaay gwen,