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sources, will show the army pay roll. In the first
column will be found the nett salary per month
and in the second the total salary per month";
which includes rations. servant hire. forage, &c
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L. uhN FERGUSON, Attorney and Counselor al Law
IN Pay eash Tor approved judgments and mortgages;
also nsg"iAie- loans, notes. &c Oce. % East Wash
inston ,tFeet stairs second door the rig hand op-
pc~its UtehN hi'Sk ccia
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- Attorneys and Coau>elots al Law EtnA Insurance
Company Building. second floor. reun-y street
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Tho moro we re0ec: mon the late trench
d,us victory In the Rosts, tho more wonder
III! aud almost inc' edible does Il appear The
simple narrative Of the action by the Sscre
AIRY Of the Navy p: esen,s picture which has
literally, aud without particle of exaggera,
sion, no .precs dent whatever in the whole biz.
tory Of naval warfare. With force Of only
twenty guns, Captain Buchanan engaged q
heet consisting of the Cumberland Of twenty
four guns tho Congress, fifty guns; the St.
Lawrence. Any guns the steam frigste Min.
N 'so.a, Of forty guns; the enemy's batteries At
Newport News, and several small steamers
armed with heavy rihsd gus He sunk the
Cumberland, captured aud burned the Con
xress, disabled ana drove the Minnesota ashore,
and defeated the st. Lawrence and Roanoke,
which sought shelter under the guns of For.
tress Monroe Two Of the snemy's small
steamers were blown up, and two transport
steamers were captured Such is the simple,
concise, and official statement Of the Naval
Department. Again We cay, the history OF
the world does not present the parallel Of this
achievement
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THs LA7x nlDsHIPAAs WV. O. HUfrsR.-
This gallant and accomplished young q fiicer,
who was billed in the naval engagement In
Hampton Roads on the 9Th IL ST., was born In
the ghborhood Of Lynchburg, Va, where
hi, PARENTS and fs mily now reside, and had
attained only h!s eigh teenth year. lie entsY.
ed the lava, school at Annapolis in the fall
Of 1850. and Was progressing rapidly In the
stuoies of his profession, when by the Vir-
Hinia act OF secessi; q, super'nduced by the
aggressive policy of the Lincoln Government
at Washington. be WAS called to the service
Of his nativ. South. He paused not a oment;
chivalrous By nature, aud happily endowed
with talents adapted To his aspirations, he en-.
tered the service OF the Confederate Navy,
and es0 Orly sought that distinction and glory
to which his courage and patriotism prompt.
ed him. He was on board tho Confedsra te
Eunboat Raleigh at the battle of Re smoke
Island, whore he behaved most gall6nIly,
and had q narrow escape with that vessel
through the canal to Norfolk In the battle
OF the Sth, after ,he surrender Of the Federal
frigats Congress, and while tho white d &
was floating ct ner mast. head, his vessel was
ordered o that chip, doubtless for the relief
( the wounded. La the performance of this
humane mission, the Raleigh was fred into
nv q regiment OF the enemy on shore, anu he
Was sho by Mtuie bail, the deadly missile
Gnt ring the left side and passir 6 out At the
re It shoulder. He fell and expired without
q @ -ugRle.
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SEN ATE.

THCasDAY. Earch Is. lS63.
The Senate disGRr eed 10 House amen i IN Pr Is
20 SenGts bill to authorize the use OF TIM Ills
and pcor.nouses Of The state by the Ccli:cJ-
crate States, for the safe kes ping CT tee Ee-
yroes arrested by military authority. Tee
report OF the com m tie. On the QUaliticasi on
Of certaia m.m1ers OF the seG-re, cl.s ne
MN u rssol1 -Jon tnat there Is Dc one now
Ginning AID ex 'rtisirg 'hs privileges II a
menIer i ;a& ScElLs WAC Is Cl qaaiihef
there ram pV reasps OF his h0lIIng commIs
SION il tins mi tia CT tie STATE, whe her Il:
aetua. ssryice If ths Confederate Sgr aes . nd
cecaiv.og pay therefor + Eo:, WIS receivac,
!a,d 90 me table, and ordered to BE- prin.td
IL resolution Tor the appCin 'ment OF II J in
committee 20 examine and revise the mili lar y
bills passed duriug The present SESSION, ysas
sgreed 10. bills we're passed st thor,1iAg tie
Governor u remove the public ,ibr' ~ ano
he papers and records b-Ioag ;ng to he CourI
Of peals from l. w.sburg, Gree u or er
eouptS, 20 avoid i.Jaiy nerefr. irt n Il.
pubic eIemy; author xng pay mini foi
uoisrs taken b. the "a EN-, or Ken II N t.e
oeue.s by a;p.essGe ELI tor he uciie es,T-
vice, with ',,.s am hcsd 80 as 10 red, -. oil
ur,vloluS Eayaeut fir horses 'ateiA IL tn.
service OF .h1 STATE; - snu bIiI p oHlJ-
,rg Tor having al &c urG,e Est tHd feeoio
IN zde OF the military forces OF |iT3inia-
The Till 20 ItIuoSe luna Is con nhea III t9t
feui euliary 10 The LDaa. &c >yium wa, on
noIiou o. ar. CHKIsrIAE, of august, inuef.
.sis.iy postponed J.i.-resclAuo0S u authC
siZs .ne Governor ~ receive an lnlanIy
cua pluy recently rai,ed III dtIlItx county,
VS. .aRen np ana Ngreea 10. me co!nmit'
le 10 whom WAS rS.S.rrj de CT Tkes & LIS
,IDs. Bailey and >uyJ.r, 81 AeQ 10 oe u's euITS'
III IF IA he iur h r co,.sid IA lon OF lbs <Ho-
i-c. beg Use in te0iens Ieet>ltle on c
.upl CT 1T inis :im- the committee ~ whom
was referred Il rssolu ~ OF InqiiIy respeo =
az tnsi1oops orga; ~ tor the dsiGncrf of the
al, OF Richm no, reported Oh ln1or N atiOn os
Ilyeu from ne Governor, tina, iVo leg inns u II
nave been organized for the purpose indicst
ed auG that no legislation is necessary en- the
subject. substitute was adopEoa 10 the OIL
t. suspend the work on the kaIawha river
..nd 70 author.zs The application OF part OF
the loab maze tor that I'M roVement TO keet
open the navigation OF the James river canal,
aud to improve tn Q sluices upon part OF the
rive-, I'd the same LAID on the table AHouse
resolution was adopted, directing the Cover
NOR 10 exempt from he II ct OF ms p.ocla'
III alton OF the II Ia inst all persons y TO ma;
oe ccrifed to him by the " ar or i'avy De-
uartments 10 be u. cessary TO the WORK ol the
Government Of the C0niederae Stats; pr.
.,led, no person shall, be exempt from. draft
under act OF February 10th, or lose his righ'
10 volunteer In the Stste or Confederate Stats 4
s.rvice Among the bills on the calendar
which y. IS III was Rouse bill to convert The
urauch O. he o1thwessern Bc.Gk OF Vir.
.inia, at Jtfr-rs onV lie, into separate enc
indep. ndeAt Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Husttngs Court, Yesterd0y-A number Of
parties Indicted tor exhibiting unlaw fal games,
gave bail for their appearance al the next ternl
Vt the Court.
Cyrus, slave Of John Thacker, was tried for
ueaity covering the hand OF VIM. A. Barnett
from his arnI III the I'd Market, Oh the 9th of
February. The neglo had committed theft,
ANA had been delivered to Barnett Tor safe
nee ping until he could be conveyed ~ tne ge
While holding aim, ptisoper slyiy drew
knife and Inflicted the injuries complained a.
He VAS found guilty, and ordered to receive
- lashes 10 day, SO i&shes on the 20th, anu ~
iashes on The &7th-
VIM Barucs, charged with a.saultipS jos
Adams, sla, o, gave $500 oail tor MS appear
auss at The liz xt terul or The Court
In the case of George White, indicted for
nisd. meanor, a Doile p oSeqas WAS Suffered.
Arthur Ferguson gave $<OV ball tor AIS ap-
oearance at the naxs term ot .ne So1i sa a.,
,.ial for misde msanor; Henry Holman, S'o'
for ditto.
William WAYNE, ST., was tried for firing
pistol a. john Fun. in The Second Market
house, the latter having thrown pa.k OF
iph ed pop ,crack~rs into his stall Tue jury
ined defendant 500. aid he moved TO set aside
he verdict as contrary TO the law and the
eyf1-noe; which motion the Court granted on
condition hat if ,s: aside, Ar. Wayne would
pay inc Of $50 and costs, and klve 81 0OO
bail TO keep the peace towards Finn for one
wear, which be did Johu Fian and John
Curry we're then tlied for raising q not on
he above occasion. and were found gullv.-
Finn was tiu ID SO and costs. and Curry SIS
aud costs.
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There has been nothing in the late battles
which should dishearten tho Southern people
Their little armies, poorly armed and equipped
have eonteuded heroicslly against the moe,
enormous odds, provided with the best wea.
pons that the world could furnish, and, II moi
victorious, they have made every battle CO
he enemy price which was equal to de
feat, aud have not only saved, bnt immortal
z d their own honor, 1t il idle to talk OF
subjugating such people The war has inst
begun, and the spir;: of the South is isns
with the pressure upon it. The invading
ncrdes will have to contest every inch o.
ground, end the time, we hope, is not distant
when they will BE- hurled back by disaster
coupared with which that of Manassas wal
mere child's play.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

arrests The Provoss Mar-hsFs guard on
ya-t.rdx. arrest.d umhef "t parties Ia Va
,lous fences anons tie number Henry rig
gerald, Richmond on ri PIGEON Of ois'"ysliy ;
Coarles Murray, Frsntfin Schumann,and W ~
H. Harrison, for refusing TO take the oath OF
silaeiance. The parties work at Sampaon y
Pas's foundry, aud it having been suspected
that they were disloyai, the matter was tested
by reqnes sting them to take the oath OF all. g.
ancs, which they utterly refused 70 40, dsciar'
ipa they were Union men and would rather
die than raise their arms IN defence OF the
Southern Confederacy. They were very bold
in the snunciation Of their reasonable ssnti-
ments, but will No doubt have the starch tax
en- out of them considerably before they get
out of limbo. john q ia, lor, OF Baltimore,
Md, was arrested for desertiua from Captain
Goldsborough's company, Let Maryland Rsgi
uens. The levanting soldier was taken in
charge BY the LIT Lieut.. Of his company, and
will b detained till called for. Up TO o'clock
Yesterday evening, Ave soldiers and seven ci.i-
sens had BE-. taken In euatody, some of tie
later for drupkepuess We understand that .
Yankee telegraph operator wss arrested near
Dumfriea, Va, yesterday and brought to Rich.
mond On the train.
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nirtmcIh Q;spgtfh.
rRIa.s xoRNIN MARCH "a


We would earnestly call public s'te nsion TO
the fse. tha, Thu rsday, Friday, and Saturday
are the days appointed to vote upon the new
Consultation. Few seemed to b aware OF
he fact yesterday, but two days are 's''i len
In which the people can es'Ablish new, con
s.rvst;vs Consultation, In place OF the late
Yankee political invention Among other
features. the Governor 10 to be elected oy
m,,.ri,y, the Judges to Be appointed by the
l. ,r,.l.ture, and the Sheriff. by the county
courts. TIE single opportunity 70 b rid OF
d.fsultipg Sheriff. ought alone y bring every
voter to the polla Military commanders
y hen not interrupted BY the enemy, are re-
CURED 10 give the men an opportunity to
vote. Let every man aid 10 giving Virgins
q good Southern c ,nstitution.
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Examination # Connie. festers.-The time
of VIM +. Watson, G. 5. Commissioa0k for
this District, was occupied for several Durs
on Yesterday in the examination of George
W. Eam, Curtis Psidgeon, aud James Tyrer,
charged with the larceny Of number OF Con
tederate Treasury Notes, and the counterfeit
ing aid passing off u number az true and gen
ulne The particulars Connected with the
several cases have Ueen given heretofore ut
the time OF the arrest OF the parties, anu 1t II
deemed needless " rs,apituiate the evidence,
which was ON this occAslOn made stronger oy
the Introduction as u witness OF Elem. Ru-
ger alias VIM Crawford, who was implicated
in the transaction aud gave himself up 10 JUS
tlce. H 8 evidence, which, ~ against the nc
used, must be considered perfectly reliable,
will be Of great benz tit to the Government Ia
.uabiipg ito officers 70 determine the degree Fl
quit respectively attaching to each OF The OF
tenders all of whom were yesterday COM
mitted Tor trial before the G. District Court
ae 1t week The Grand Jury OF this Court will
set on Tuesday lex; to take cognizance Of th7
above case,
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Oar Fsr.isu q mmtssisaers.

We should lie very glad to see our foreign
Commissioners return from the ungrac'ous
work of interceding for foreign iuterven Ion IN
our behalf Now that tho intentions Of those
Governments are clearly known, and that we
gre given definitely to understand that We
must depend upon Ourselves Tor deliveFancs
from the most cruel despotism Of the world,
let No dssist from occupying the uneigaifed
and unmanly attitude of suppliants for aid
which 10 ooldly withheld b, tho.e who have
neither sympathy with the cause of struggling
freedom nor clear perception of their own
intsrssss. We fe to indulge in no word Of
rsproaeh for thS 1bpls of England and France
Their hearts are with us, and ii the matter
were left TO their decision, we should not be
long left to fight alone the battles Of cocns,i-
tutionsl liberty. But their Governments have
chosen different course, and We should no
longer ask their favor. In bringing home our
own representatives, We should als0 permit
the return Of such representatives of those
Governments ~ still remain within our own
borders. We ask no ia ors from The outside
world. If We are true TO ourselves we need
ask none. II remains TO be seen whether the
mastery Of the worlds commerce. which we
hold in the possession Of cotton aud tobacco.
will b exercised In such manner as to make
rs masters also of our own destiny. Congress
has done lis part In the law authorizing
the Confederate Generals to destroy the
staples OF our soil whenever they arc in
danger q falling into the ensmy's hands
II " 70 be hoped that the people will not be an
inch behind their Government We regret
70 hear, however, that lively trade In cotton
Il still carried on from some Of our saapor,s.
~ many - twenty vessels being engaged in
this illicit traffic in single Southern port
Perhaps THE accounts for the fact tina, Eng.
land and France have not yet seen the nssss-
si,y Of interpretation. AZ long a. their wants
en- b supplied without raising the block
ode, We can scarcely expect them 70 in
volvs themselves In war for that purpose
The late act Of Congress may possibly bring
them 70 their senses, II the visor with which
h b executed comes up 70 the wisdom Of it,
eopesption We entertain not the slightest
Aouht @ this head. We are sure that the Con.
S,iassts c>mmapdsrs will DO their dnty, and
~ tAsy will DO Il with the utmost pronpt-
ssss. Aeasisy, end energy. Ga. enemy will
- ness eonPlsteiy foilsd y :aeh action than
b. 3 hundssd defeats. sad England and France
- mals 70 ss9ss the penalty Of thsis own
nonsssoas sborssig hts1nsss and folly.
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TIE SOUTHERN EDITORIAL I'M.
vENTION.

AfLAIrA. March l3.-The Oonvsn ,,or =.
the daily press OF the Confederate S,s.ss A.,
In this city yesterday. The following dali,
newspapers were represented: eavanp.A ..
pn1sico~, J. X. Snsed; Atlanta Cc.}ed~ao.
II. Smith; Atlanta Irtel!igensev, A. A. 0aslo.
ing; Augusta Casstis1siona!tss, ]. U. Hoysa
BY proxy. The following weekiles wsrs Aim
represented: Macon AesssnSr. Jacksony viii,
(Ala Rep.S.ie, an d the Calhoun (0a) Y,,.
On motion, S. Rose, !ssq., Of the Mscc,
MssseNSw, was called to the chair and J. Hsn,v
Smith, of the Atlanta Cosf.d~sey, appoinX
Secretary.
Motions were made 10 appoint committee
on telegraphio news, mails, printing, ONCE
labor, and printing paper, but ouirs 70 II a
slim item dance OF delegates only commit.
tee Of four, on telegraphie dispatches. VA.
appointed. The meeting then adjourned over
10 Thursday, the 18th met, At which time
the Convention reaessmblsd. The rspressn.
tatives Of the Macon A'sssnS~, Jackson villa
Re7absieaa. and Calh7uu Flag were absent.
bat several new delegations were pre,s,
among them were Trag;and, OF the Coin mhu.:
Enquirer; II DO. Somerville, Memphis lrp,a,
and J. 8. Peterson, Of the Atlanta Cox,oo..
esal.A.
The Committee on Telesraphirg msds ps
report On motion, 1t was resoi we'd ,ha, sll
business before the Con ven tlon lie on the T..
BILE f.r the present, aud that IN Executive
Committes be appointed. consisting OF Il. Nl
Somervil,a, Of the Memrhis /ppsal, William
Ladder, Of the Chsrl ston CoYsLr, Alexand.r
Moselsy, Of the Richmond Wig, TO take mi
charge the general Interests e the press I'd
condnc CORES o lderss,a and TO report progrssl
to a meeting Of the s'onvsntton, to b. csllsal
at Richmond at the pleasure x the ON mil
tee.
A preamble and resolution was adopted
expressing the desire that the order issued o7
Gen. les. T.. Johnston, OF the Army O! lid
Potomac, excluding newspaper eorr.spon-
dents, as we'll as similar orders Of other Gen
erals, be resoinded, ard tina: In lieu Of per
emp;ory pro hisition, proper restrictions b
employed to prevent correspondents fron
violating orders ara the courtssies Of thu
camp.
A resolution was adopted instructing tbs
committee OF three, con s.stips Of Messrs A.
Gauldin of the Atlanta Conf edra7, William
Courtney OF the Charleston Moosrs q
John McGinnis Of tho New Orleans 7,.1
Del.c, to report specially at the mex. meeting
| Of the Convention upon the effect OF aTypo-
| graphical Unicn and its wor kim 6 ON the POI
fishing In terests Of the Confederate Stated
| The Cor ventioa then sdjoarned TO meet al
Richmond, upon the call Of the Executive
| Committee,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM NORTH CAROLINA
The Ensmy Advancing upon Nsv
bern.

ooIDsDose'. =. o.. March 70. q. Nh.
enemy appeared below NswSsrn ysstsrd.,
evening. 4 Dispatch has Just BEEN receive
which says that the 1sins Commence =, .
O'Clock this morning. Ssvsnty i've OF a.
eremy's vessels are lying II miles h.,o~
Newbsrn, landing troops ana nrins int ;,
woods to cover the landing. A general s,s '
has not yet commenced. s'
LAfss, i'm The Fedsrals AZ t slocn,
Greek, 4 miles below Newborn. In,elI,,.,~
has arrived that two Of lvanA's GA ,alrv \.
bsen wounded. Oapt. Evaps W. s,at.oos
there ~ picket guard.
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AGsod Chanee for the M,1:t;a-By an id.
verti-emsnt In our issue of to-day. it wi be
seen that Capt Frank Ciepton, assisted by c.
s Maurice, ia raising a company to be attached
to Major +. j Boegs's Light ARTILLERY Bat.
talon. Strong inducements are offered by
them to persons wishing to jim this beautiful
arm of the service. Captain Clop'on Was for
several years comm ander Of the Fsye,'e Ar
tillery, Of this city, is well drilled fIicer,
and y gentleman OF great NOR Al worth. Young
men Of Virginia. can yon think Of going in
tho militia while such officer IRE calling upon
You to fight under their bsnner7 We know
you will not. Then 20, to-day, TO Msy",s
warehouse and join, before the company 10
filled ny.
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Hea4rlo Coumty-Tn- vote ~ he Court
House Yesterday WA coma ativeiy small
nut lit,l. more than hundred persons having
recorded their names up TO clock in the Of
ssrroon. All these were in favor Of the
amended Constitution and the proposed re-
striction Of suffrage. The Board Of Ex9np-
ion met yesterday AT the Court House, aud
quite a large number Of persons submitted
their claims for relief from militia duty. at
the hour of adjournment it appeared that
thirty two were succe ssful in their applications
The Board win meet again to-day at Ii O'Clock,
The polls will be re opened this morning, and
all citizens who desire to do 60 can record
their votes for OF against the amended Consti-
tuition
The 33lreeiment of militia lie ordered to as
semble on Monday next at 10 clock at tho hall
of Company &C." Church Hill, for the pur.
rose Of going into camp at the Fair Grounds
Each man Is ordered to provids himself
with two blaukets, and such arms as he may
be able to procure. Nothing is said about tin
cups, canteens or kettles; though it is proba-
BILE that there will be no objection il any sol
der chooses to equip himself with those USE
full uteneils.
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ArsTsRA. March lS.-Ths SAvap nah No., -.
this morning. mentions two or thrssIsairmi,hs.
with the enemy below savannah M ~.
wss sustained on our side.
Passenger from Florida repor. IA, o.,.
Oiarks's company, on St. Mafy's river 49,
upon Federal gun boat, killing twen,y. Az.
or thirty Of the enemy. At the last sccou.,.
a battle Wa being fought on the main ,.,.
near Fernandina. The Fsdsrals v.rs n.
Thousand strong, and the Confsdsratss ~.
thousand. 1t 10 thought W would mp.,,.
the whole Federal force.
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R1NnD-H 3 0FfTE.

r. AND d. r & OFFICE
Richmond, March IS.
A1OTICE The following &C nm In ioaro1
~ hss been this day received from the ~
sistant Provost MaTshal:
Ass'r PRovos" AARsBAL's Oyp1oR,
WIsrBRI DIsIkicf,i
March Is, 1855
Cas- G Ts.sost, 70 Sup't 3. 4 K. X
Dear Sir-In ord 70 render effective y
military regulation concerning the trausp@1
tation OF psaseu gers upon your ROAD. VINO
unprovided with passports, you VIII pea
REQUIRE for tha present that the sArs pa
through after leaving the depot at Eiehnoi
without stopping.
Very respectfully, your obd't sefvt
JHo. u. MAYIARp,
Capt and Asst Provost AarshAs
In accordance with this order the puMs
are hereby notified that the mail nam ~
not stop at Man chester, a. ; eretofore, ana ~
senxers from that place will have 70 tazs W1
cars at the Richmond terminus
BY order Of the Supertn tendent
II n. OARTER,
NH ll..st 0enI Ticket A gent
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Cxtlassss Captuh sl.-The police made An
imDortsnt DISCOVERY II concealed arms ysster-
day, which may lead - farther and impor-
taf,t Developments. A large box Of artillery
swords and sutlssses, Of the 6asst description,
were seized at house on Grace street, and
have been deposited with the military suthofi-
ties. The affair 10 being Investigated.