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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

ernmepS appreyet June 2nd, a s83I applies
only TO such contracts as under the laws
And Eegnlatiols Ia force q: the timesof its
-EEassa liiHets 20 na I'M writing
SL5le y. eEeention ofithe oFder4iu any other
utterly impra ttble, and an. at
tempt Otherwise to enEoFce Ii lWouI dS ev &
s.ilsfe instant arrest the operation OF our
yls II Is, therefore, ordered that all COM
tracts which, by the presen regulations,
are prescribe 70 } be made lnWFitiag shall
hereafter be made in q0iutlPIicHts, of
which tour shall be disposed of according
TO such ,fegula ion i. and one shall be sent
by the officer ma King and returning the
same to the office ofithe Department Of the
Interior, within thirty day atter the CON
traet,is made, together with all the propo-
sails, audiG5copy of the advertisement pub
ltshed BY him, touching the sale attached,
and verified In the manner Tequiredb by the
actabove specified.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
fe6BUslNEss NoTIcgEs. 4

T jilsfRrTSa MASS Nyl-Ir1T 5s,-Z5r7I-'F',s !
,zs 5s.a[,o - -
ga COMMON SENSE an n short I and easy
lessons. ..s'i. 81 e - tsss-, h. 4it
!. ,iA4lAes Eiqesser and the soldier are very
.ssels 8. az satsF from the Frequent changes
DIV =. aver, ana dleito which they are neoes-
satilY subjected. An elegant and elfectual
pEeVentiS q \ nd m lS,aJ az tsy;
NJ, d4s,, rs 8, +. NJ e. ),
prenaro,ion i 50 ~, 9''.'.. tl'
beas,ma,sr;s,s and l Wv pa anu
anv Rss6ncso ofs on, 10, y
Price 81 cents. wv 'Ds tAs''
2. The best Hair DFsssfbE ana Tonic IN
the tmatketiis sHtlastFsa,siH anGS,ortaag,.
Price Skis E.y5o srrf a45Tss
8. No one wishes to pay 81 for cough
remedy, when one equal to the best-DT.
tcAdgman's Hoatl T, tamMzathh be
pu[enS W Tor 20 cents.
T.-,.;. nv NJ sSnuS' purchase eSeFywnere'
sSr,1sa. gss..' 'fsneuiHaN american
~ -, essqsSSslet supporters o. warn
1ss nIe room anu7Hair brushes !;
q, e ~ 1sS aug FeaFttS9ma lss e ~ rare
oOt'teS q. nes'SanG elegant designs NURSE
ing s99ttIs9 most pppFpyed sstylesS Lint,
Hospital Sheet:ug, Nc, sc.
8. Yon can purchase ali these articles
,pjiE 4 bs,,;so11S Z, ,,gsstlss
N'f'S'H1 80 eAlAtsSli 4EOn
i.aiAi iEl,l b5lpe4N 2 3So'' 81 MAaip Street. or
'LoGA1ti. List 3 Cos Bridge Corners Whole
sale and Retail pfuggtsts, Wheeling ~,
90 AZ :f--li 3.
;s to- EOoNolfT 10 WEALTH.+l Save your
money by fbuyinpsthe SaponifieF. Or Con.
ceutrsted i3ye far ,nal,i5,e, bsId - SOFT sj,S5
"a, = 10 4'1s : y
Vnefppunatall make mus pounds OF good
hard Soap, or nine gal IONS of beautiful white
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

d ~ PRIS9HHRs FOR GAHP OHAsR,--Ths
following is list Of prisoners semitic esmp
Chase bHtbssatly train thislnorr ;up, ua-
der charge of Sergt W. a. Ridnsy. Amony
the number arc some % tho most dafF I,sSr-l
opS and. wicked ofsthe bordesT Of. guerrilla,
M '. the interior counties Of the,
Mountain Department., QUITE a auabsr
nave oeen volunteers In the rebel army
having belonged to the 22pdjX Regiment.
-IneFe - no question but that the peacea.
Die citizens Of the peigkborhoods from
whence these fellows came, will feel more
secure and sleep lseqpdeE in. the qpistof
their homes, when they learn of their safe
imnrfannt,nn ~ C.. o., !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

B6- ENRALlIna FaD DEAp.-The pro-
cess Of embaiming the dead IS pFasticed SO
lucrattvely just now in the artdy,sIs nance
ly: The bodies :are readsredRs iimperis6-
able as marble. The hair b thisI process
is as life-like as possihls. The modern
process Of emha lmtug Is quite assefectual
as tho Egyptians, while the FEATURES are
preserved IN The bymmetFy and color Of
life. The Egyptiap mpmEnisP asa syisser-
ated. Theirs Is no other inCision inlimod-
ern embalming chen aFs inefsisp tp ind 2
mans artery. The South Sea Island Ssy-
ages, however beat lssall'at this art.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
From Fortress lIonroe.

as = l. 80
koRgRSss MoNRpEs june 3d.. Surgeon
"A. Owen Still, OF the 23d Penn. Volunteers,
died snddenly in the regiment hospital here
last night. He arrived on the steamer Ba.
ker only yesterday eftetnoon, from which
he was moved 70 the hospital,
1.-The steamer, Port Royal arrived thfstA,
y, from NeWbstn, but brings no important
news. 3. 81 = iat.si =, a- ~ 2 ? s''ls
The steamer Metsmora will proceed TO
City Point to- morrow, under 4 flag Of truce,
and convey thither D SCORE Of. female seces-
siontsts, from Baltimore and Washington,
besides several 'pafoled rebel surgeons and
line oficsrs. ss,.,,,.. Z
The ". -. steam sloop-ot-war Wachusett
arrived from City Point this morning, and.
reports that on Saturday last the steam gun
boat Jacob Bell proceeded mp James river
20 reeonnottre, and when opposite Turkey
Island ran hard aground on q shifting sand
bar, which accident the rebels soon discov-
cred and took .ad Vantage, of by bringing a
battery Of field pieces down on the south
bank aud opening upon the jacob Bell with
shell and solid shot. The gunboat did
what she co6ldto drive off the rebels, but
did DID not succeed till she was considerably
injured. 81 < . . ~
A new steamer called the John Tucker
arrived this morning from New York, hhv-
Ing made the ruu from wharf to wharf 10
stwenty-tWo hours. ,si.
iEi' The steamer Empire City started for Port
Royal this morning, having in tow. 8 sChoon-
efs for Hatteras Inlet.
The British steamer Jason dropped down
from Norfolk this morning, 10 prepare for
cruise.lf- ST sa s4if 49, ~ +
The steamer George Peabody from Hat
.teras, bound for New York, put in here
this morning with the loss of her starboard
paddle wheel by an accident. 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
HAPPiIJlass OR IIfsERYP

'51isl1 slTl3A An IS BE QUESTION: q. ]
YTHE Propri6foSs q he - IsfsiA n h y lt
y W9asDERs ANATOMY, and AIEnICI < . ilSvie
determined, saEdo.8 5nsg % ilt iltes{ISr
most instructive and o4g1ISFs
riago aud its as DdbilitJ,
~ = 1A e Iii loal, ln1iE WEAK.
mes or los q q war PM !.
eEa, slie ct b IIleh
fgoia 6t CEl
inylll l6lf have pelR an alllllf.
eIti aili gsthE N iti - 49, 80,
SE6RETA183 FA AZ IsSIi5 - ~
1ISllqlllEs & 4lltoaiN way, NV York. IS
r1ENDl4s sARG4le 1fUNlINGS ~ = - l1T1f1s
l.sls leEe y 49, p llICoLli 81
s & HdlisiT sl0fs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
Additfonal nv tbe Aral,isl

the chief editor. ~ "
N6thiH 9iasi ID n Ifeee;vsS-
ofathe news Of the engsosToSt An ,i;so5
teIs toitllsf 81 SSsF So, ~
an engagement before @eEiee or e srSs
mate resuIt .tbe eTSsSit;nns F ~ ~
1onor Of sSonid ri
LIN. he se,,f
ofFrance mi he obtsfneI Wa sSsii NJ
tain
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
[From The paIly EkpE lancaster, Pa.I
WHITING ri JUDY,

gsENAANl14N N4AA NNENNNINNF NLUIllVN
eve are indebted to 1IasSra., r. barr & Co. for /
supply Of Ian shlias Z Bulhdslda INK, n article vs.
hayebesn using 81 tasitiSly fS the SehE pSst.
cit Is manufactured q West Virginia.
bye hFr whose leyalty never Tor moment M eged
And 70 whose the highest We
could pay would he 10 aY that q i5as genuine, a
ep, uns4dipg and permanent as their mi, viii
WEielf We mako tAls record rs ,.s,tistsGat lsaf
use ttiig FLUID bseauge, aiter being t6tuient
ed with many other black devices. ahaYe found Il
superior ID dS5IJ espect todhy either fsrelSi
OF b6iie make, aila ti6nes Ploholnt &c tis g and
ugSt reliable "a the ulaEGt;' 81 ;3if5i sT 80
81 fiApgHLINs 3 BuslIETELD, Maintained
h SD BY y q. OR q Co.'S ssi,il 4 s. $3.50 ~.
4 lisss4 Beel Khan, iis isgisiB ~ 4 80 n I.
h ~ ilo8s g iis siiI 1fiists& a4iasi
sesi ss-F4 NIB. AeAalgeIs ttat bEIt 5iiscl lsl3l3
And HpSC 1llsis ggnarlilyetii Is 81 NH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

BosTo2, Ju6e "a. la boiler in the Bridge!
water Iron Works exploded this morning,
killing seven and wounaing six men, One
wing Of the building was entirely destroy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

IL DSnATTENPEEp1 SUIc1fDR.9A Young d 1s' wo.
man from Illinois, by the name of Meme,
stoppsd-ip the .Oityou Monday q. On her w II
to visit some relations in Washington Count
tyB Pas 0nMonday evening she attempted
to hang herself in her room at the Hotel
where she WAS stopping. She rolled up np a
sheet into sort of rope. one end Of
iwhiehsshsltisd! TO t6eibed post. She thesn
made loop in the other end into which
she thrust her:head. She would doubtless
have accomplished her object of self de-
astrqctiopsthed apotl the bed post given
way and alarmed the occupants Of an adj
joining room, who .Opainned t6aes W " man
room door and found her lying upon the
ifoora6The swomansis evids5tIy d L iaTse
and could not or would not give any aatis-
History ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. she left yester-
day for Washington county.
"a %CELRbRAT1oN OF THE FoURTu.-At
an adjourned meeting Of the Gommi4ee
held at the Court-houss last evening, it
was fully resolved TO celebrate the Fourth
IN an adequats and appropriate way, and
have big time generally. The following
gentlemen were added to the Finance
Committee: Elrs dakA&e GOA
la Belle Henry Bishop, Andrew Glass.
South Wheeling w Schultz, Gsorge
Birch as s.jl d 1ss4M
es dSst1 WarazRso s. j Ps gaPs I'd R2s g
F5ti Wqarsd IN B. Reid. i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

! SAIr LAKE, June 4th.-EA band ofipet-
sons Numbering about o. thonsaud men,
women and children, under the leadership
OF one Al2rEls, who claims TO be prophet Of.
Noses reaPpeqred upDnleart formed a.
settlement thirty miles: north, of, this city
upon citizens in this vicinity. Theyfefase
to- tabor for sapnott BELIEVING Tide Lord
will supply ,their, sVauts-,-a number. got lisE
.g9sted with the imposition and attempted
20 leaye, Yhcn they were placed in COM
hnement aud heavily ironed. "a writ Of
.ha9eas corpus was issued by Chief Justice
Keatdey, which was treated with con-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

The. steamer George Peabody from Hat
teras, bound for New York; put in here
this morning with the loss OF her starboard
paddle Wheel, BY an accident. aa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

nN-A HAxoocK CoulTx. MAI, HUxs
Andrews, the heroic iengiaeeA iWho5at-
tempted to run q rebel engine away from
the secesh into our lines, aud who was
hung by f6sih as = spy on The 7th at Chat
tanOoga, was born up in Hancock county
in this State, nils2s.li sas sosss si7s 9 AZ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

MIR. Salisbury, of Del, said history
would hand down to the future with exc
Grafton and Condemnation many acts of
the present day. An arbitrary and des-
poic power now, not satisfied with tramp
ling on every Constitutional right of citf-
gems, has dared profanely to enter, the
the temple of Justice and drag her minis
tiers from the altar. HO who would thus
invade, the Court ofsJusIice5 proyes him
sell a tryant capablefOf any assault on the
liberties of the people. Under thepfetchse
OF spppressing causeless rebellion, The
Executive Department OF this government,
tpEhis Judgment were daily Engaged in the
.grossest violation Of fundamental Law.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

BuliE .fffyfi97 II q, =. ifl
Bg-MAsoS1c C,rLrRR GTIoa. A. Rr11.1nv
1YesteTday being 81. Johns t day the Ma
sonic fraternity celebrated. tbe,oceasion n,
Behave by a public parade and ora ion
Quite a number Of the ,raterpitv went
down from this city to participate. The
steamer s. @. Baker. toek "a large ,delssa-,
ton from isteuben1ille. The boat touched
here on her way down. and the band
which accompanied the delegation attract.
ed great attention on the landing byathe
performances OF an enltYening piece OF mu-
sic. @ tYIoII 2 Y .gatl
: BS-TaE FousTH.-We notice that the
windows of the retail pt6GSFy md fancy
embellishments are filled with all sorts Of
pyrOtecntcs for the 4tR Of July, such as
% a.,sis. o1,o,s sor,I1 t.aIS
tom billiops fosStt9a tFiSb9tsssss sTteiFrttcsle
wheels, China flyers, grasshoppers, pyro.
Duets, .bengalas, 3miaes OF stars and Ser
pents, red FIRE, blue fire, and SO FORTH.
Extenstye preparatt6ns are being made and
everybody anticipates . big time.
sli t.;.,5SSz44 ~ lazA ( saSi
from the East last evening oyer the fBaltf-
4. Ot.. Z. ~. Z :, 1890, ..,,.,.
more : on'O isAll,9eu was 9s'a.ueu sssst
g hqpfs Rysa9 eceiqeas 70 g elgq S7tTslln o,
at or near Bloomington. THE engine of
the, freight tratnsran ofEstha track at that
'''.-7'' -, - 20 = n
point. The engineer, whose name Is Pick
-. t...s -. & 49, ,.,,1!,
ess anu AuSs "sFe PEstsS
scalded
= - Ess,-e5fs-, y 4>Rse.,-5-l-
~ IL a, 2 g. < q wv. Lac ~
bas HUsA +AAi e''S'A = = = - I
that some of the patriotic ladies Of this
$50
city, are responding 20 the CalE maue3 on
i.i..1f 80 che .icl,,, ard ,I,,,,,n3a6 ooldioru
OehalA Va Sn9
at Winchester. We hope TINT our. ctti-
AT. ~ ~. = t u a,ta,,;oa
gems may give tulS t3RfIANFSS SA4S HSASGuNSYt
which 1t deserves and that the wants OF
,sltssS s,e,,,.ss4.l4 sss,.es,4a sof
the needy may De speeutty SuppIleus
t.=- = u -. - - < : Z y e ~
nSF.A HANCOCK CouNTx, MAN HuNs.t
~
Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
Ftolmil! WashinlgI.tton.

e
z NASHtRGFOa, Jane 24:!-sThe treaty be-
tReen the Untled States and Mexico fonthe,
sinterdictiOniaof criminals is ofiOiallypto-
claimed The offences are confined 10 the.
principals, accessnrtes4ot Accompliees, as
ito murders, assassination piracy forgery,
e9nntet teiting, larceny and kilnap ping
The last being define as tue tak dug aud
carrying away ola free person by force OF
deception. TIE provisions of the Treaty
an. not applle - any. manner to any crime
or offence of apnre political eliaFactersn nor
do they ehbraoe the tetdrns of fugitive
Fslayes +eisifr ssis.sH -stshis tsalf NJ N
Tic Secretary OF yYars to-day ordered
that lEaPpl tcatiOns for passes and permits
for persons or property twithiu the lines az
the ~. s, fpecek SHAH herea Ger be- made 10
Brig Gen. VadsVostb, Militaey Governor
81 the III striet Of G1lumhfA, and be sub
5eet 10 sneh terms aud conditions es he
may pFescEthess ~ 81 10 slEia al = =
The Nayys Department has received dis
teieg 80 ting ( on Che might b, the 7th
the schooner EtoWapa, formerly the Cart
bald sssentS tons Btifdeh bdilt opposite
New 0EIeAls lrphi into Is one river and .Rn-
ehoEed near the Gptfapce, not knowing IL
q BIZ IN our POI ses ion She Il tls there
tore pffs6psr we laying seYen, glpb oats
III tla Vicinity. She Vas last fFoui Nassau
md had q cargo OF lead ard 4 lew st6Ee9.
She was aken by the PaWnee and sent %
tlp9slthiAI W slfE.eqs9 W9M
y Eha following order has Just hean ssned
from the WeF DEE ttilaiit :i'sz r asss y
~ Tie II OF Wal Is Of The 6nfnioh
that thesact 70 pEeyent- Rnd punish frauds
on The p9ft s5f Of lil tFt u d & i "a il,s
iAll4iIin 81 "a Sc The Cav
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

Mr.. Grimes OF lowe, moved to take up
the bill authorizing the. Goyerment to ac.
cept of League Island, In the Delaware riv-
er for naval purposes. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

PreparatIons 10 cele6rate the An Of
july atzi..insJ s,,gh5 sus
Germans of Eheefiag, Riitel toaeH, Be9iEood,
Futon, 1FiaastPAid, Bridgeport, BstIaiFe,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

rue EeeelS were hnelly pveFcomet
Several Womep and ehiIdrsn were killed
a a. seigS Norris Fefdsihg 70 have
taeEn qEed to q plaee OF SAFETY. The
ina g. Of ReEsons "a S q 4 I.libv
5Sfs 2e Pt9g 20 Camp t6-m6tfoFA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

The British steamer Jason dropped down
from Norfolk this morning, 70 prepare for a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
2 WIkpINnToN,Jnnp "a

Mr.. Wright ofIndiana, offered a resolu-
tion that the Judiciary Committee be in.
structed to inquire into certain contracts
TO furnish arms to the Government, and to
inquire what Legislation is necessary to
punish Senators and Representatives who
shall lend their official influence to favor
contracts, and who shonld accept directly
OF Indirectly any money or other reward,
OF compensation, either certain or contin-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

q The Arabia has SO passengers She has
nolspecis list,for Boston. si:a lsiap3
2 iAt Friday q markss tlohr was unchanged.
lHHe8t al SO higher. Corn edo Is higher,
and beef e 6daIoWerso 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
RICHMOND. VA MONDAY MORNING, MARCH "a, 1862.

the thst Spain intends sending squadron 10 the
Plcidc That journal states that the tqaadron will sa
in the beginning of April, under the orders OF oam
maBdsr Pnson This naval division is TO consist OF three
figaes 0 forty.Wo guns and seversl schooners, re-.
Gently built Il proceeds frat TO Nor Video and will
AiterTaESs visil al the coasts Of South Am 'rics.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Daily News
says that it is ruuored that the serc Acts between
the Emperor and the Corps Leg slstff the sub ct Of
Count lkacs do;eton, is likely TO end in comprom es
the Houss voting him life penson TO the amount sskt
80 900 francs-ind the government conbentirg no.
to have it made hereditary.
At Van, some Ottoman eolders having ipsuted the
Gross, fight took plBce between them and tho Arme
nian poPulscs The latter succeeded in taking possCs
sol of the citadel which intended 10 them,
aad the Chrisii4ns Of the place. The
victory has, it is said, cost thousand lives.
Tle journey Of The A-cA-Duke kaIimlan to Paris
Loadon is adjourned the negotiations for his candida
ture for the Mexican throne having encountered f
cutee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24

that social aud political questions discussed and
settled; and more votes in Parliament il aIenced in
this than by Leading articles eloquent speeches
The alsnce Of the clergy politics probably great
er here than in any country 10 the world Politics are
10. often discussed in the English pulpit at this day,bu
the Church is part OF the Government, and every
clergyman is bound to sustain what he considers tie
British Constitution. Bishops sit ard vote IN the House
Of L1rds and the Whce body of the clergy give their
support to tho Government. l mean, Of course, the
clergy OF tie Establishment Hho look upon Dssenters
and Democrats with about equal horror. Even moder
stely High Churchmen prefer Roman Catholics to Pro
teeant DisscDters and PussJites their friends 60
over 10 Rome With scarcely sign Of dissatisfaction
do not undervsue tn moral and religious influence
Of the dissenting cegymen of the country, but its po
eal iphlence Verv moderate. II 1t were rot
So the neutrality of Engl.Id in tho American contest
woull be much more real ~ hRn at present. while the
North would have more powerful, If not larger
aympatAy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
NOTICE.

SEILED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ Received AT THI7 oPPIoE
y L III 12 O'CLOCK n, maIeh 25th, 1852, for
ne delivery 81 II hno Of
4 Tents "a By II feet II feet high ~ foot wall
pl te viii d IS, poles Aad rims.
5e Tents 5fei aehsS RIDGE feet upright comp etc
IL every respect.
itOOwai Tents BY 'OOi wall complete With al.s, poles
and pins.
BIDS be made for number Of Tents thousand
SDsd vhi Clt must conform, he
al tha Once Rdders VIII the Tine required 70 furrh the
VII lie OF thsr bids
Paypsns VII be made delivery OF each 600 1en and the
r It pay oneul IN Ctn Ell b5n7s reserved BIDS
be- Aled enclosed and earorsrl proposals. for Tents.
Bids are invited Or maauastae Of such cloth ihe Gov
eminent can pOenrs Hospital, Eel and We'll Tents the
Con raeto to -nsh pss lR rope, Ae AID give ssis
aetoy iccufy for o. contract sps linen Tents
and SD which the Wotk conof be
ace BID % be ssass AID endorsed "PoPOsss for Manu-
fActarng Tents"
B. MCLELIANp,
mAS-td Maj. and 9 n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24

Mr.. MAslS's LITTER LORD JoBE RUSSELL.
Among the papers contained in the "Blae Book" re-
Ger ty presented TO Parliament ld the following let.
Ter addressed to Lord John Russell by Mr. Mason, the
Confederate Commissioner:
No. 100 PIccADmLY, Monday, Feb. II.
W L. RD have the holor to transmit 10 your lord
chip 10y permssion OF vessels tered
ard cleared the bocksded ports OF the Confederate
States Of America az the respective dates to which dey
refer YCur lordshp will observe tia. the from
the pors OF Chale-ol and Savannah only up 10 the
Slst Oc oSGr lee frCm New Orleans, Mobile, Pensa
cola and Llyaes, the dates given in Augnst; and
from Wln.Dgion I'LL 1913 Ssp.ember. Your lOrdshp
will futher observe, that in The li5L from New Oesus
lrge number iulaLd 10y the liver Mississippi, and
therefore involved no question Of beach OF blockade
Wishing 20 be p:riecy frank IL may be p.op4r 10 re-
marx aso, that Others from Of the TOrts may have
been quasi inland lhat u say through he estuafiea
aG6 sounds slOug the coast. st.te, tX imilr,
from New Orleans TO Mobile, where the rJuts for
sual vessels may may not lave been through toe
inland sounds But IN regard 10 the latter do not zee
Why the obligations et blockade do extend as fully
20 them as by access 10 the port from tbs open ssa-
These esuatits sounds accessible BY e;s from
the sea, aDd net guarded the ports u wch they lead
may De c1ed successfully by gong vessels CT
hgh, draft through thcse channels Of direct
rJuta. That tho Government OF the United States
nsderod proved bs the fact that the inland
muuiSago4 betEeen New Orleans ard MCbiIe CnsIes'on
aad SGysnnsA aud perhaps other PLACES, ID claimed 10
b. rockaied by naval forces Of that Government. Toe
transcripts herewith these furnished to me by my
Government, 10 b. comnu licated 10 your Lordship
Although PupCrug TO be cop,ts OF the original retur1s
they were copies made at the proper department, at
camOnd. from those returns, and are, therefore,
tteuuc. ! lex permission ako 10 include herewith a
printed lss Of vessels entered and cleared ports Ia
uOa from ard 20 ths bocSaded pors of the ConedeT
Stat These, for the part enumerated in
September; and ali tor tbs months Of November and
December are OF c5ursl, LOT included in he Transcripts
from Diy government. This papsr, sent TO ne irom
Havana was taken ffcm eficisl documents there by
gen'l msn of Intelligence aud integrity, vel known TO
mc, AID worthy OF nnure reliance. The mlrsGal notes
arc Of course, unofficial The fact isune6) Of the
rival OF she vessels cleared Ct their pors Of ccstDstioL)
mttttr OF nooristy, ron the almost daily inter
between Havana AMI those ports. have no eff
al returns lron my Government Tor the months OF No
vemoer Dsc.ubsr sud JAnuAry, to os accounted FOR in
the fact rat until very recently i: could not be known
When mig ghI reach LDt don. BuL ycur L)Td-hip is
doub les aware breaches OF the blockade NJ mcst not
all Of bese porte by vessels OF large well OF small
tonnage, bo.h Inward and outward bGl1d, have been,
during the last three months and yet arc, constantly
reported. haye, 81,
j. II, MASON,
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