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The national Republican., 1862-10-16

TICiAL Arsssrrox Ii zEaurs-na .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

M. 3. Thompson, late Sergeant In the
NiNasth New Tork reginsEt, writes 70
ths grgaklyn Tlues 3 narrative Of bis eG-
Dsrisnass 81 Chatle5ton, fron November,
IsoO. 70 April, 1881. He vas nail clerk
in de- Msrsury OBee, and hsd good oPPOE-
tuulfiss for es,shins EiimVses into the
ss-l4 novsmsues q the Charleston Beoss-
sIonists. He thus snuass 70 an saiisss
esrdials bstEesn shs alarpuTy sRd ths hsE
Tork Herald; ~
Il wa Usll knoHn eFea among the miner
e1-e. lovssa In the Msroury ot1oe, that DIS
e cane from Dr.. AleXsndsr Jones. Of
- Few York Heraid, Who vas, and had
kssa for 8 ioug tine. 3 csBtrioutgF % the
pspeF T heard Mr.. WHliau Courtenayi
the bu-insss' manager and principal oEner
Of fhs Mersn.Ey, ssy that they bad secured
Ghe g oparatio1 q the Herald people %
theiF q sris % CTsEtUrn the 60Fsrnnent.
He ked reoeiVsd this assurance through
NJ. Frsdsrisk EudsoR, Mr.. Bsnnetfs
Grand ViEirr In tha eondact Of that iouh-
M. He had Also resolved GlmilaF assur-
aacsa from ths sditgEs Of The Day B0ak,
buf asF Ihat Be dared Bat little Ihers vas
a sstsists e0rdisIs besHeen the Mercury
and lie Herald, ths Mercury sanding .
rrsat deal Of spssisl Information % tbs
Hsrald, a1d he laltsF paper reelProcsting
tHMad.
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Il - - ranrInlenrr-

At The tine of she brsskIng oal Of the
present rebellion, Rnglands governing
olsssss, 50 their sympathy f0f the secsdiB 1
ststes, urged that the best thing f0F the
Federal Fovernment to do vas 10 ALLOW
thsnt5 Is Ritkoet tio0bls L vas ur6az
hey argued, in this age whsn the Vsz pop.
Vi 6 sapEeme, % Keep s5y people nRdt q
3 E5Vsrnment with Whioh, they were dis
satisfied On this plea Rngisnd took an
eaFly opportunity TO recognise the bellig-
erent Tights Of tks insurasntsl
Th6 PaElihn6nto Of The Iouiau Islands hss
just passed, fOr he ses0Rs tins, an ordi-
nance Of secession, snd Published an Rd-
dress deolafing fhat q seplEatioR from the
proteetcrsts 81 HfsZ Brilaia sad 5 unI5u
uith Grssoe is inafspensable 10 their hap
piness and prosperity. The British Lord
High Commissioner replies thst the Par
lament hss no right to discuss the question
at slk that her Msissty the Queen haa, In
answer 70 previous petition, da2idedlg
refused 70 listen to the scheme, and that
Rnsland viii mEintain her rights ever the
Ionisn Isles at al hezards.
The PsElismsnt, however, reiterstes ''ihe
unshangeabls dissemination Of The loaien
Dsopls" 70 aecsds and annex themselves 20
Greece. Now, Gs an open rebellion msy
Be- the result 81 this, shOgld Es net p1ePArs
q Fessgniss Eha belliGsEsnt Flshia Of the
loniAnGf e
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Following the fashion sst By The London
TInSs the Oanadlau papers have snarled
stoaf GovsrumsBtevsr since the var brake
cut Eud nov fksg he Ts4s5 draws In its
harns thsy sgain follow suit snd become
Flasahla One Montreal jourHsl ends .
pites for tFo singing letters fran cor
rs1psndeliH n fhs United staisS. IN WEloh
asne pltln words arc spOksn. Hsrs Is TIE
ssnslasing Pssssgo Of ons o thsse plain
sVisasss
IkcFegPle that can raise snd eQuip sash
.slzlieS a 3 year build an imPrsgnable
vs-ssi q va, without q model, in q hun
drod days. and Sin twenty o. thirty Vio1o-
riss IN ths sams Gms, can take oErs Of
thensalvsI, and pro5esYs their national
Hfa. thair naiianaf domain, Rnd their na-
ti1lai Eeputsd0a and prosperity, beyoad
doubE
Thsurs nos 8 prophet, I viii venture The
sdislion, hat Uiihin,ihe lives ofsome nov
1gizE. perhaps On yours, air, this nation,
ons and iEsepzFsble g noW, win contain
Withln ils borders one hundred and hfty
Hinia1g of haman beings, and not one 3
slsge. That result may require some re-
v1rsai and sacrifices. But it is q necessity
And uugt Be aecomplished-
plS other prediction: II the Canadians
ever again insist On hghi With rs, they
yt;li qet IT, HUt that We want Cansds or
squsrFsl, or reciprocity trtsty, either
~ that 3 ueqpis % humane and generous
e oura easnol bear 70 sec neighboF %
issilsrlY spoIlihg f0r fshL"
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REPORTS FROM FREnERlCESBURt
Death Of samqF. Ylnt0n, of Ohio
EhiS Mornings Report.
- WAeHINGToN.
d WAsHINaToH. ~ II.


-s WAsENeToE, May IL.
Special 10 Times:
The oonnittee appointed By Che Gonzres
aionAl oauens yesterday, hsd 8 meeting
last night snd talked over tbsir programme
snd NJ Criftendeu, ehsirnan, Ess request
ed 20 -dFAE aP some rssoluliohs for sdspt
ion BY The meeting Of the Committee 70.
moTreW 81 10 O'clock.
Crihenden's conmittee give renewed As.
BuraneeG that tkeir Rsiion is Limited 10 the
scope Of their duties IS members Of Con.
gress, that they hRd no thoughts Of FsOT.
gsni1ing or Rttempting 10 organize polit-
ioGl party. The object is merely 70 unite
the oJnserTRtiEe strength Congress agAinst
misohieYous abolition bills nov pending
tbs rssolntionS to Be presented By the
e0mnittes Monday night viii be subslan-
tally these
Let That the Constitution, the Union and
the Laws OF the Unitd States, must be en-
forced, and the rebellion against them put
down, and IL is their duty 70 vote for every
measure proper to that end.
Pad, That Il Il The dictate CT polioy, Is
well ss 0f humanity, thAt no more var Vfo-
lsnoe OF iBjary should be inhieted than Is
absolutely NECESSARY 70 suppress the rebel
li0a THAI while ne blow Shauld be spared
10 the rebellion as long ss II is in arms
against the GoFernment, We ahnnld remem.
Der thst thOBs engaged "a Il have bs5n our
fellow citizens, ssd thsy and their descend
ants nHat again nske and parsaks Ia .
comm9n destiny.
Sd, Thai the States sre essential and
component parts Of the Bnion, bound to-
gethsr b, the Constitution- That rebels
cannOs dlyest States Of their right Gnd
powers &c such psrts Of the Union, and
thOugh they msy Ubstruef for q time The
epj0yment Of those rishtsAad powers, upon
the removal Of the obstruction by the sup.
preston Of The rebellion, the States must
revert 70 their origihAl-Tigsts and rela.
tons, and 90 remsin as lobg ss thu G0nsti-
tution cf the Uaited States Rhieh binds
them into one government shall sudura
: IN. ThAt While condigu punishment
should be visited on leading re6sls % mark
and siigmati1e their detestabls crime, the
masses Uf thespeopls Of the Seeded Ssaisa
ara not eSusL ofsnders, sad deserve iume-
iiats8nhesty on sband0ning their opPOsi-
tion TO the Government
OH, That On these principles, the gene
raj Confscstion and Emancipation bills
pending before COEgrsss are tuPOlitic, un.
sonstitUiionsl, and highly dEngeroos q the
futarS POsos of tbs eogutEyi and should net
become lava
6th, That the members Of Congress-
ualting IN the expression Of these senu-
msnts, while het alffuily enaOrsing every
thing that President Lincoln has done, do
neVsFtheless have an abiding confidence in
his soae5ty, PstiOtisa, and desire to pre-
serve the constitutional rights Of the
States t @
Ths resolutions nay vaEy 8 Httls from
these, bat not ustsFislly. Vsllardigham
did not attend ths nesting Ct en
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/ fCoffef 20 ldfnee o. Lslf n. Y. llrecal
We hvs EItA otriosity hsrs lalsly, NJ
lees . person than Js6. Dsyls' soaehman
. ooiOFed maz.b By professioni and one L
Whun tAe tsEm. 9 iRtsllizsnt negro can b
tFuihfuily applied. &c lived vita Davii
for about eiekt nonths, and had his eyes
and ears open al ths Uklig; lhe Conss.
QuoRos y tkst ko Il enabled 70 farniAh ul
With some secrets of State, as well AE 10
make % familiar With the natuial history
and habils 70 3 fetal aiatssaan- We
learn that President Davis lives very plain
/ ", and q reduoed % drinling sassafras IN
the merniEg as substitais Cor tea. He
has four children, Maggie, . daughter sged
seven JET Davis Jf4t sbont Ave years
I old; Jos, A tFucuient litlls SslloE. Of three
and Q baby rsbei g molth old last Christ-
Eaa None Of the ohil5ren are slloWed %
eat butter, as that commodity involves too
great s1pshte p 4
Jef. rises between eight and nine in che
nOrninR, and eomfaEts himself with mint
jaleP, sitting down to breakfast and sas
sstras iea 6 ter. AtfouF he takes . light
luHeh n crackers and ohseSs, varied via
an e.easioull hsrrins, dlnias nHEniEssnfi
y q seven, Bis dinner Usually consists
Of s. Julian soup, roast bssi, ash eakS-he
is very fond u Ssh cake, jackson says-
clarsi and sherry. Over his dinner JEFF
grows confidential and eonVerses With bis
family. Jaokson has heard hin complain
that while he vas making plans for hold
ing poeidGns, HE Generals we're engaged
In preparing 10 svaousts them. TIE loss
a Johnston be ngrets greatly, saying thai
be csnnol b feplacsd
JefE. hopes of success are dEindling
doRn, ,andhiG wife seems 70 say but little 70
comfort hin. Nor does JeH like tbs fan
Of New Orleans he complains that Il in.
terieres with his plans regarding the nsvi-
gEiioR Of the Mississippi River, and will
cost him three StAtss-L9uisisRa Arkansas
and Texas Il snnoys him especially 10
think that ell thess places should be sur
rendered without any Sighting, remsrking, |
when General Johnslon cane "a him 70 uree |
the eVacnstion OF Manassas, that IT might |
Be 8 military necessity, bat Il Ho1ld be the |
ruin ef 'ths cause" Nor can be digest The |
fan 81 Fort Eac5nl In fsct We are var
FAnted in supposiDg thEt, ct present, there |
is 10 more unhsppy man IN ether the |
Confsderate % United Eiales ean Ssf /
Davis Jsekson gays. that, when news /
cones sf 8 defeat be stretehes hinssH ont
on the flor bsfoFe tie Gie, End rs there /
half the night through, murmuring in his /
uneasy sleep Of battles and Of plans. BE |
iS very unPopolsr ct present in Richmond, |
and Mrs. Davis e0mplains very bitterly /
hat n0as Of The citizens oAll on her, except |
the few contested with The Government
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Otaee EO. tl2 Superlor street.
AZ MORNING, MAY 13 1859

ierruPliop e TOssibls. A general feeling
OF eonhaeAce seems 70 prevail, and Uhi0n
sentiment boRin6 70 show itsulf N
kifty.tWe gohs were fouhd Bt 0Fansy
IslAnd this moEning By Capt. Csss. sr
The folloEing proclamation VS. Issued in
Norfolk on Monday hOrnings @
FoEEoLK, Nay I9tb, 1851
The occupancy Of the dties 81 Norfolk
and Portsmouih ls for ihe protection Of the
public property and DE nsiutsnancs Of the
public laws Of the United StsteS Privais
sssoeladcas and domestic quiet vim not Be
disturbed, 5at violations Of ordsr and disfe.
SPeet % the Goverument win Be followed by
ths immediate arrest Of the oEsndsra
Those Rho have LEFT their homes under
anticipation Of Rsts of vandalism, may Be
Assured that the Government allows no
man the honor Of serving IL hsr armies
who foTgets The duties Of & oltiEeu n dis.
charging those 0f = soldier, snd that no
individual nights Vlll Be inisrfersd with.
The sale of liquor is prohibited.
Csigned1 EGBERT I. VILE,
Brig. Gen Q. 8 A., Military Gov.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

FRG1l FRE1RRFCKs1uRa.

EnE0EkACAaluzllf lL6g ~
I Three rebel dsBsrters can't IN 70 dsy.
They S5nhrm tie stsienehi yo1 have A.
ready recsissi relative % the rsbel force.
ThsT state that The rebels intend giving us
bstiis Ghe1 We arsss ths rissf, bat It is
nos pra6sbis tksy know The general plans.
The rebel force between here and Richmond
seems 70 have PIsced sslfinFaLher an uu-
pleasant position, MeClsllAn IN their rear,
Banks pushing up from he Valley of The
Shenandoah, snd our c0l1nl thrsatsning
"a advance, Thtfs seeas R0ihlng leit bat
surrender, OF ignumihioas aoslh n = lAst
diteh- s Day
A Union sentiment is gF0Visg IA this
|neiahborhood, bat % fsintly IS 70 require
Ths nails % fFTedsfioksburg are run
TEibnne's speeiei; 49,
Wis believed dat General Wool VII b
- sslsisly made fall Major teal
re. ssflpik Essy fsfd WI Be oiAoers'
innedlsts,,,f' Uah
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Ehis Afternoons Report,
VIRGINIA.


Two AID A HALI MIEEsEEgH KEHT O. q, I
CUEBERLAHD, Va Nay II, 1852
A company Of the 6th Cavalry passed oI
last night % Hhitshouss, Eve milss from
here on the PaEmHRksy River, better
known ss The CuFis Estate, oFned by son
Of Gen. Robi. Lee.
The Company secured 1000 bnshels Oi
wheat shd 1900 bushels Of corn. The
Febels had burned the railroad bridge and
town, sad up The road for sons distance
towards Richmond. The disiAncs from
Whitsheuss to Riohmond is twenty. three
miles.
The guhbostS arrived this morning, and
nov on their Hsy 10 Whiiehouss.
Tie rebels had piookaded the river two
miles below here By SINKING vessels, but
they we're blown up without nach troable.
Ths the rear guard of the enemy is 81
Tanners Depot, I've miles from WhitehO1ss.
4 oontFabAEd who lefs Riohnsn6 on FIJI.
day reports the city fun Of sick soldiers
and the people are docking in from the
surrounding oountEy-z
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Pittsburgh Landing conaPndenee Gin -GaEette
One driver, whom 1 observed several
anes apparently h0Pslsssly stuck fASt,
struck ne &c displsying peculiar tact and
skin in extFicsting himself he would
Jerk gently On the Tsias, meantime talking
softly and fnsinustingly 70 bis four legged
somnsnd, until he hsd9uieied their nerves
ana cot them MI int line snd On an easy
stTetsh. Thea, Watching his chance, he
would suddenly, and nt the critical mo-
msaA aiVe- ths widest, shEillest hnd7 most
srlplerelhg yell that svef ny tynPanum
rs sab estsd 70. The result vas q con-
manioats 3 sort Of electric shock % his
Uubisots, nader shs ImpssRs Of which 81
,1uitaneous and desperately spasmOdic ef-
49, gas sure to bring the WhgOn ont. he
- l.Surasd how 70 consolidate bic forces
- fthhold tie sisnal Whi5h oaCe
Sesrs va eeVsE forgotten by bis qusdru'
Tsd sudiiorS, Fntil The instant WIEN he
could bring de grsstest anoqnt q PoEf
. bear. s suaeE vhleh the otbsrsl had 'asl
acquires, ths ehisf lsHity Il Il nssfly s. S. e,
ory Instance being to Sst ~ the Slx mule: H1i
b pull together, ss iadsSd e true Of stalie6
teams generally So much ZEE 1nle- elogy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13
PROM ALBANY.

ALBAHT, Nay II
MArg HsTtung, convicted come years ago
Of The murder Of her husband, and released
from PriIon last December by order Of
Judge Weight, has been reaEIested On 8
bench HarTaRt Issued On thsapplieatiOn Of
the District Attorney. .o--
The Supreme Court, General Tern, on
Saturday decided that Judge Wrght's dis
charge vas erroneous, and ordered Mrs,
HArilng 10 Be kept In prison for new
trial t....r ... 81
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4he Hebol Ran and Eiostlng batrerT'
Dszmodora Porter Of the mcrisr Rseis n
EsissPa7i Il he bouOardnsnt q The ioFlS
4s15F Ess OFlssnI, aad the psssSgs Of
OeaEoaOIa RsFFseufs ssst sSys:
Bsfors sh6 Sect Eot cat Of sighs Il Was
r.ceFttd - ne ths1 che oole5rRted ran
Esnsggzs Nss oomtng out 10 attack as, end
adrs en1uEh taere she vas, aPPareDtly
slssnisg ai1nE Eh0rs, ready % pou1os upoa
tia appSrsntly dsiSasslsSs mqrtsF vessels.
sFUo of our utsaHsEI and g5ns of lhe mof-
n ulS81ls sPsued Gre On hsF, aad I s0oA
dIsogsnrei he Manassas could hsrn 40
on6 aeasn, snd I ordered the vessels q
stTs ahot She vas Beginning = emit
smoke IRON hoFPgrts OF holes snd Eas de
egFcfss % b On hFs snd sinking. her
-1frs wtra 81 tHigtsa aad riddlsd With
-. ~ her huil Whs well out up. She
80 ssi asaay teen used up b the squad
ru7rz thsy pzsssi aloHg. tried 70 save
ihSF.u5 0Ildosii5, by getting haEseE
fsToruf lar fsad securing her to the bank
ysai - saef ddiaE 50 she family szpl0dedi
IN grant of and emitting flames
-. Vt Der boE PoEi IKE Boas huge Hni-
- - SaEs e plunge and dlsappeared
-, -. 4. ysteE. Aext came steamer on
-. - ,sarsd 3 Be . vessel Of var
SIs....I-- - = -. Rebels, and aftsr her tWo
49, ~ t1-fs, ed floating doEn q.
Ss-S.'S FiFsS scene. to b Faging 81
aIo-sr se up river and i. = ~ P--.l -.
80 Sou53Fqn wegs burning - = 49, -
IL rSr-aIa Is hey passsd alout
D9eHs. boaevsr, that The hcRle, one q ,. -
TIT tssl1. End their celebrated La -
E-sifeTv. brought doVh o. night before
11d WsFs sHil hgin the Cohfsdsrais Gag
ne mallsr of ths hoatilg battery Be-
cons 8 very serious sfsir as they we're 81
I'D e uork Ct Fort Jackson, moun4i1i'
A@EY Fi6sd guns cn Il. Ehleh are e q
faftf re q then u TIE FoEta 81
v91nls sixuosn gua1, is almost e. fol1lida
~ = vessel as Che Msrrimaei peFlestiJ
49,. ,raoE. end hes four powerful engine
A. -. ahen, e 81 evgutsS tsfe 80
- dSE3iu prevent her ffez cesiragi y
o-1fhin7.r Gld We nay odh ho6 hsE 4
49, riih the steamers. thpueb shsy al
Vsff.F fft-ils iol sush 8 Service This Is u
N 800 a hsEing - leneug II the red
Trubrsss fhs3 he ships eEsd sa her
a. rssSsi through, bat fhai hgr. nail n
So d shoL shs had stssn On lh
zI5z1ud vs. msVing atout Guile liYsii
TO- h puI aone mortar shel thFoug
h-erssl but Eilhsui thseh e she new
a.
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sHDfAHAFoLIsI may IL
/ IA ASsisl train Yhioh len hers last
,i-S. -ith acv. Merton, Sen hobls, aad
80 FISaehsr, SupsFintsHdent Of Public
4s.'--..Io. -, Snd suFgeoR's Snd sanitary
1isrsI fsr PlttsbGEg Lsndiag' ooinaea via
: frIeEkt ar Standing o. sHe sEesA y "a
lIivar' Ind., instantly Killing Rroi. Latshsf'
No osheEs lsiur04
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.I FRoMWaEHINaToR.

WAsaIHoToH, Nay ~.
Gen. ButIeF hes forwarded to tie War
DspaEtnent, among. ether trophies, tbs
naorlhHE report Of die force at Fort Jssk-
son Prom this L sppears that the aggre-
gate number In the Fort during the hght
vas 787. 49,. -s,.s-s4s-
( A sort Of diAry EsstsPt uRdaF ths had
Of remarks The great prseision q Che hre
from the mortar boats Is oemplimsRtsd. On
tae 97th % April Ave federal gunboats are
tspoFisd lying nsar oHAFautius, hying Aag
Of truce AZ u o'clock st night ths ms-
iority Of the garrison deserted. Tha dats
gelh d recorded but no entry made.
WAaHnoroE, M6y II.
Becrstary W6lles has sent en- ofisiAl letter
10 Gag efzcef FsrFsgut speaking IN terms
og high praise Of his success, aud oOmPli'
nenting cEcers and men fox their gsllani
oOndaS5 Saying thai thsy deserve vel Of
their country. $50. .azl-.
Hon. samuel ?. Vinton, Of Ohio, died
here. this P. n, altar 9 brief illness, o.
erysipslss. BE Ess Cor msny years rep
resenisttye IN Congress, and recently aP,
poiRted ona nf ths Ceamissioaszs Hndel
ihs District Of Goiumhia EmAneipstioE
Act. n p
HGrTeY A. Stewart, 8 son Of i9r. StsTErt
of 3 fillmore, . prisoner In the 0ld Capitol
While attempting to escape tO-day, was sho
by the sentry and died ron the effects Q
4
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A private Of New EoFk resinsRt de-
soribes TIE suspense experiences py the
soldIst during shower Of shell;
81 dou't thiuk Ian Of the skesry kid,
but 1sssr before ia no life but once lana
ihst was In Mexico, gtanding two hours
under hs is 6f 4 battazE without seplys
inE.) Wsa n such . P0altiQns Rgs stPSa'
Wken in battle, and sssz the hssh, ana e1-
psrisnssd ths suspense ef learning Hhere
he Shst struck, oE the shell szPledsd but
tfs5 Bed ts a1sl Ltl1ze1s- oi lsLilsysl5
On Cur side doing soma gcod. But 70 lie
In q Beooped oat-hols, In shape Ike q grave
hear that fnsVitabls d0Wn ! thsn the Fe-
bort fhs hissine, the fhug in the sA1d---
what 4 crowd Of iEquiFies burden ne
nlnd q hat ihStsnti Has fae f1ze Pesn
tso1tsd out . has ths shsll b0andoa n
ART 81 % Is slOWly bHFHing Htthsa . fea -
( your hesdf The 5ulprlt upon lhs sssi'
- WiIh enc ehsnos n th0usena q s te
b-isv. sud yet treading the fstal qrcpi
k,5i5 -, ~ worse. Nor e ones danger
- r-s;i = sscv fragment Of the explodl9l
I - l..--r...I tI- iILLlI5-
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~~--eA - alHllas llEITa INrTrT
Whselng, Va, Nay ], fss3.
Sealed prOpoEsis win be received 4. fbI, a..
aniil o elock r. Mon the IlIl fISr fF f7Ir5i-i'
ing All the Fresh Reef that uav - lr-rui-.I -
g5oopa q t6s ssid eouPrkinE the BriEEdes 81
9ena. bchEnck, Bleufer lnnd ILL., - -
ing ~ 1thsfly direction fron Nsl- 49, 80
loasg =. 2 o. < r. aIla bEle, foF tao 11oufIfI
eos9nmsnelng On the iEt day Of pIuns. ~ ~
49, 49, !, Eolssolle 9ualitys ald % Be de-
Lsetea - e 1al portions of fore frIl tfnd 1uer-
tera lnecEl and ehankB eEeludsdl b s1ch o1r1ff
- - nay % requlr1l b. TIC C,onlr1i-.r ~
ne rs.Pee5tlys ,BngLfss TAs probabIe iotsi
-7 49, % - = aeillereq eae1 week VII Be 10 go
Py---A p eqlliE2ctoT VA D. requfred % Essr
- e8sut near ne Eeadqlartsrs Of Each Brig1ds
WIN An lrieqlla1a sEpply of caffie c5n7rr-fI- ~
9,na Fsa4Y q all ondeFl from ne C0nmissTY of
tee 1fl8aoe. Eaymeuts VIII Be made moDfh II
for ne Hm0lla delivered On ghg uresg1i-ri1,s X
Ene bflgade CommisEsrles' recsipts thersfo- -
scoe pied I'D viii iorm he basis of 3 urfirfsn 80
Ls-sl ol ne aslal form and eunditiouss Bond IN
ae - q twenty th0uEand doiIars, WI tvT5
slrllisas Whoae iriiFiduIl ~ pousIbfiftT for ~
1ooye sum shall Be eeriided 70 b. the Cisr[ of ~
Ool5l 9neTe they reside, via BE- required Pro
P1aah must be accompanied hy The oath a oIls-
giarce OF the paTTy making he bid Pr9ra-si.
ltol9 9l1 q lst speoifT he names aui -. -
oI ne tndiEidEals composing H. Esch Drool-si
- - -. Pe-sea ~ written guarantse,
.isnea ~ tht party naking The ID -aEi - ~
posed slIstieE- he eertifcates OF ressou-ih5lirv
aoofe fsisrred o. unsi nccOapa1y tie l5laTantss
- FORK q quAHAsIEE. "
sod ,;.s... Of ..,.., De hs5S5yi Saafsai;''
sa, tali he gof thsy1 win fortkUilh sign ths e5n
tIast and nle lhe required bend, e. Ee va a.
y - Sniiea states ne loa1 aust1tDsd b. the dif
isrenoe bstEeen hs (or theiEl bId and ilis usTt
higher.
Proposals Eil b endorsed On he suSsiops
= rroposah f9r Enesh Beef,' and direefsd 10
Capt J. " BARRIGER.
Co1misary Of Subsisgenee, q 5 A.
AytAst .- MheeiinF, Va
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/ The Bosrd &c Eegal E1sEa.i .ileeEs aaYs 70
HsJ rsoanhepisd 10 the Navy \ >e.ft.aeas
- of four additionA. Hon,
olsd eunbosts for use In Southerp SO sc
Vegtsrn Watsrs. The plan Of thsss bos,
IA rev. and vas subnitted By James B,
TaG Rse9 q s. Lsifas &Ihs -Hga.d efari
nc bufldiBg Of The boats Is as follows;
Two 70 James B. Eads, tWo 70 Aien 8
7str ~ a. T.ozia, ali one % Ihess fhy-
lor5 y inoisrisli. EhsSe gunbSsis vii
be 40 feet long By 56 bssuj six feet
iaraft Each bost q have four Propellers
t.of aelRaaaf9S 81 seven feet six S4eheH
ne kalIs NIil - s6GEsly of iEon, the ex-
possd paris ossszed Rilh tAnoe4soh Plates-
kaes bc1s VII have tEo iufss'a on ne
IRriasson pisn; slob tsErst espisi1lRs 20
l1I-iHss Dutlsfenz guns. The bosta Nill
eoss Rb5ug SSz0 OOs daeh, and are detlghed
for he Lever NisaisliPpi snd aalf C9ssA
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G.rilsfi izsls aud tie ioIiy msiFes Nlaiea
{r1.i-s IN, aiil surely ssll n ths long
WSstiiak the Eastern Virgins rsbslB
AsVl S,uzisd uPoa that @long Tun'' aSs.
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