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Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
Coming to a Crisis.

The intelligence which comes fran, ey,.,
quarter "here rebellion once hourished, bu; j.
no" shaking 10 its fall, must be gratifyinr 10
every lover OF has country and Of the I'pjor
The Ledger says the Gordon which military
strategy has drawn around the rebaI S,o,o. =
enclosing them Ia narrower and narrower
c'eie' aud no success winch an unguared point
may possible leave the rebels, can avert the
c'ning catastrophe. The fail OF New O,IcsDs
which GOV seems to be fully ccrroborated "a
the mo'' damaging blow rebellion las receirad
II gives TIE NdtiO"at forces bt;h end. cf rho
A!sslesip'' and cuts OF The rctel Sou,l.rr
army f'o'n this great avenue Of cona,Yn.,.,,io,
tafouSh i@e EevoieG States All the; have
how to depend upon is sjugle lipe Of ve, nm.
Distracted railroad, the lower end of ,I.;,.,
ne" Orleans viii now be secured BY our troops
II 'he success OF Our fleet al New Orleans bss
Oeen as Complete as there is reason n hoo0
ths whole OF the lower Miss,ssippl will no
cleared OF The rebe guuboats-uniess ibay b.,o
some iron clad steam rams in rcsa,vo
gee" s'ated-and combined movement O., bo
"ade ag iInst Memphis from both sides Of tho
e"y' The rebel army before Cor;nlb Is be.
heFed to have fallen hack. II il mns, no .
O7ieod Memphis. This would give HaIleck,s
army the advantage Of the Cooperation Of on,
Eu0Ooa's' and possibly the grand battle 10 ss,tle
'"e possession OF the Southwest will he land
and naval engagement on 4 scale ofppusnoI
magnitude.
"nne these eEens are impending in the
southwest we hear on the Northeast of roboI.
'Oh' runor that Burnside is believed 10 he sd.
'ehci"g against Norfolk, which has be,n lof,
comparatively undefended BY the Decessi,v If
strengthening Johnston upon the peoios,,.
VINO 's sreslstng McTleIlan's advance. IfBur,.
sue mas sufficient body Of troops TO warrant
'n'' undertaking., rapid march might enable
"''n |" take possession of The city, or SO weaken
'"e rebels at yorktown that Mcclellan would
"s'e an Opportunity to strike successfulIv tho
army now before him. The combinations If
'oe Union army are such, and their posi,;oos
50 well chosen, that the rebels find dificul,v
In guarding the various points tkrea,e,ed o,I
'ne expense and latOr Of trying to do so INNS,
'e e"ofmoHs to them. Hence it is that sucb
inadequate defence has been made ., .nob :.
Po"aht points as New Orleans. Savannah
Newbern, &c.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
General Order.
FNEcuTIvE DEPARTMENT.
Dover, April, IS, lSG3

WILLIAM BURTON, Governor of Tho
Stale OF Delaware aud Commando. in CTiot- t'lt -r
The Army aud Militia OF the said SIa,e do ha.o
by order and direct that all the officers ,h0,,,
the gr'de Of First Lieutenant, commissioned br
me, who now have, or have had command -,
Regiments or Companies, report to this Drnsr,
mrnt without delay the number of men belonr-
ing originally, aud now, to their resnect,r..
Regiments or Companies, whether tbev are in
the service of the General Governnen, or
called or used as Home Guards; and the nnn.
r and character of arms furnished tbeir res-
Pee'lVe Regiments and Comp, nies, when and
from "hom'ard by what au'ority received: whe,b.
er 'he same are still in the possession of tho
0@ceFs to whom they were delivered. or wbe,h.
ef Ihey nave been returned to the respee,,va
CommissaFies, or otherwise, and how disoossG
o. WILLIAM BURTON
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

by renerence to our advertising columns il
win DC seen that Mr.. Samuel C. Eaton, recent.
y OF this town, has engaged in the grain and
., S-"''a' commission business at No. 5 North
wafer ST. Philadelphia. The business eperov
0i Mr. ). is we'll known to our citizens. which
'osSe'ner with The references in the advertise
ment' Will be a sufficient recommendation
Success to him.
Our enterprisiug young machinists G. w 8,
D. ayIor' advertise to repair all kinds of apri.
cultural implements, mill work, etc. Their
mechanical SKILL Of which we have spoken on
several occasions. is extensive known.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
FROM PITTsBuRo LANDING.

Our intelligence from Gen. Halleck's armv
Is OF the highest importance. Passengers from
up the Tennessee, who arrived at Cairo on
Saturday. report that on Thursday an engage.
ment took place between the advance guards of
the National and the rebel armies, in which
the rebels were driven back toward Corin,h.
and that Gen. Hnlleck was pushing his whole
army vigorously forward. A second dspateh
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
War News.
New Orleans in our Possession

" OAIedns III our Possession.
0"'te@ States Troops Occupy the City-Ter.
Tt0te Excitement among the PeoDle-THeu
Destroy their Cotton, Steamboats, ooJ M :,
Property.
ne" Orleans has fallen! This glorops in.
teIIigence Comes to US from The rebals ,
therefore have no right to doubt it's correctness
i"e war Department has received the nous
rom both Gen. Wool aud Gen. McDoweil.-
taken by the former from copy of the Peie,s.
oursh (Va) ETPreSs, and by the latter from !,
copy OF the Richmond Eraminer of Satn5dav
Is announced that our force passed Fort
Jackson on Thursday morning at / o'clock. and
'hat when the news reached New Orleans tho
excitement was boundless. Martial law was
put 10 f"li force, aud business was completely
suspended. All the cotton in the city was
burnt, aud all the steamboats,, exccpIinr such
's were necessary 10 transport coin, ammun,t,nn
etc. AZ o'clock on Friday telegraphic com.
hun'caton was stopped by the operator Al
NC" OFIeaGs' with the announcement that The
forces had appeared before the Civ.
Further details will probably reach us by vav
of Fortress Monroe.
Letter.-The flag OF truce boat, on the 28th.
TOOK despa'chas and letters to the U. S. prls.
oners at Richmond. No Southern papers were
oota'ned-but it was ascertoined that they
contain no later news from New Orleans since
he hight of the telegraph operators from the
'ty The operators attempted to rerurn. but
hey found the city occupied by the United .
States forces. There is no ether news Of
interest.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

TIE "FtHES" is published Ere,y y.u,sl,,, ;.
@''r' .. h'FFE'kEa' E!No' Iaad Proprietor, al
SsyrAa, Del.
Ckt' ->js' 'aiP I1V.-)le gear, s. so in aiyance
." ''') Sot p4'd ill end Of the gear No paper
<''so''t'ef H'W all arrears. are pGtd-oniy at 1e
option Of tts3Pa5tisher.
AEAr'S' For eOsry square Of IL lines. or less, frs,
'''''io' % ''' sact subsequent insertion % cix-
L0'''' a'''1'e @s"t' made .~tM yearly and halC
y:.rl dtVsrtisers
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
EXCITEMENT IN NORFOLK

News from Norfolk, received at Fortres Mon.
roe, Indicate that the greatest excitement OK.
lsts there, caused by fears Of an attack from
Gen. Burnside--fears enhanced, cf course hv
the knowledge that New Orleaus is now IN
possession OF the National forces. Nearly all
the troops, it is stated, had been sent from Nor.
folk, Portsmouth and Suffolk to South MiIrs
The scene of the recent engagement, to repel
an expected advance in that direction. twa.
expected that the Merrimqc would Monday
undertake to pass up the York River, to DESTROY
our shipping there, aud wonderful stories arc
told of preparation made on board of her G,r
meeting and overcoming the Monitor Steel
wedges are said to have been prepared, with
view to boarding her, and tightening her rurrer
so as to prevent its revolution. The 3erri.
macs Prov is also said to have been lengthep.
ed to twelve feet and steel pointed. Dispatch.
es from Fortress Monroe. yesterday, ke no
monton OF the rebel monster, and it ls likely
the proposed enterprise is abandoned.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
OCntInMlcn'S NXnar

Farmcr# and others Euy,up Cossi,roroa ~,
''S' '"''@!"" Dc. are invited 10 examine ,hoa
s..., 81 - II ne A'" large assortment, fujIy As
a. -. =" and . c,s . and -. i''''-0aiters
r. ',rIm''-@9'd N"w Orleans Sugar for cts nor
- '''.,.s' . ''S per ga iatr Herring 81 20 no.
III eur, "a "" - !" %o; Shoulder Bacon, GI Der
H.2' ger nd Suear-cu Iiams, NJ n,s p'.
very ~ "F''r Iu5kcy C''ice for IS cts. ncrIb
PAIA3H GiLN, ri TIp, TARNLyHrx
""'t'f'> rnr' Lead. Fluid, Lard Oil Ksrosono
'tHi GutilJv trr 10 .ls. urr ,raI ''' AeiOheHe-
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

Wm h. Holding, Esq. we regre. to state,
u'eu a. MS residence, in Duck Creek, near this
town. on Wednesday night last, after a severe
sickness (paralysis) of several weeks. MIR.
was prominent and highly esteemed citizen.
a"u MS death viii cause u loss to the commu.
"oy' lie was member of the last Levy Court
o' 'his county. He was, we believe. a member
OF the Presbyterian church.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

BRowNLow's Book-George W. Cbi,ds NJ
Us and 63O Chestnut ST., Phiad'a. !, abon,
publishing narrative OF the trials and ,dno.
lures OF Rev. VIM. G. BrownIow amorr ~
secessiOnists of Tennnesse. The manuscrin,
Is nearly completed, and will be pu, 70 Dross
forthwith. The narrative ia one Of ro,so.,
experience, and the author voucbes for ,bo
cufacy OF It's statesments. The public arc woII
aware that the Parson is q bold-speakiro NM,
In this narrative CT his suffering, comnosod
mostly while confined in tho Jail at Knoxville
he has uttered his thoughts in language Of .x'
traordInary force and fearlessness, sca,bira ri.
oo'ersaries even while in their power, and an.
PeaIIng to his countrymen even from his coll
WIN the urgency ofa martyr. twill be pub.
I'sheu IN one volume of about 400 papes. Gnuv
Illustrated, together with a finely enoravod
steel portrait of the author. Price. s125-
w. NJ Putnam is the agent for the sale Of the
"ork IN this county, which will be readv sbop,
the last of May.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

ne suhScrInrr having entered the abnve business
in tho cIIV OF PhsdenphIa homes Inv n sIr,,., o,,,
non l." business and an earnest endcavur 10 realize
me highest prices for aud prompt return ofsales of
AT stulis consigned To HIM 20 merit aud obtain vOur
palronage aud support
Tie will pay special attention to the sale efPEACuFs
Having made arrangements to sell TO New York mar
ties the highest Cash Prices Will he onaIned aud oH
bdShc'S returned which Is, of itself, important item
to Frut Grow ets
Having been engaged for ten years in the Dry Goods
and Grocery Trade, he faters himself that he is On
Irey competent 30 make purchases OF Goods Tor auv
one who may favor him with their ORDERS with pef-
feet satisfaction.
Orders for Goods of any description are most res-
pectiuully solicited. \ G. EATON
No. North Water Street, Phlad'a.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

meanwhile little lime or ashes; when well
mixed plant it. This he tells us has never
'a''eu MIN as a complete protection to his
growing crops efcorn. Let those who suffer
'f0" the depredatOrs above mentioned try the
experiment.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
HARDWARE.

*'A"rh a'''..'m"nj. Whlch he will soil 5o M.
cent a. ean'r tf.n he bought else ~ per
-. '". ~ = -" f,r k"g; Pnrs Anger Bits. 10
per g. ~ Nade Butchers Auqers cts PsT' peror ~
''.>'.,' ~ per Ir.; Franc Chsels. s cts
~ >'I'' u N'rr',, from to inch al 25 cis
.t E''-4' ifsid 'r"nsr. r.c" and NIorlice Locks 30
-, s'',o st "1mi are vonh 81 ShoyeIs Sno1eS
'','-. >, "rr Fe,,s and numerous other articles
p'i' i'r all AI1~ o. Country Produce, sn2a Prce
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

sugar moIasses, tobacco and corn exceed tbos,
o. any other Southern city. There IS probably
not much cotton there now, but the fact tha,
we also virtually possess a great part of the
COTTON growing territory, will secure its speedy
export WIN or without the will of the planters
II is nearly half century since an enemy
appeared before New Orleans. That enemy
was repuised with q slaughter which renders
memorable the plains of Chalmelte. But this
''me an army captures the city almost without
Ioss OF blood-though it has doubled it's nonn.
Iauon many times since then. Such are tho
advances made by science; and such are III.
irresistible powers which the Nation now bring,
into the field against it's enemies.
The Mississippi is now virtually oponcd
throughout the entire length That was the
'ork which the men OF the Northwest laid opt
or themselves year ago. The West has done
soou share OF the work; but it has been left
The men of the East to accomplish it.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
FROM GEN. FREMoNr's couv.vn

The latest dispatches from Gen. Fremonts
c0mmund state that Gen. Milroy's scouts, on
'"e %'a inS''' attacked the rear guard of the
rebels ten miles east OF the Shenandoah Noun.
'aln' which is the boundary OF the Mountain
Department. They succeeded in killing and
"oundlng several rebels 1t was reported from
Staunton' on the 23d, that the enemy's sick and
wounded AID large trains of soldiers were mas
sing eastward by rail. TINS report may have
'udnced Gen. Miroy to push forward and cut
The railroad at Staunton. Gen. Fremont's or.
gan'zed movements against the guerillas in
Braxton' Webster and the adjoining counties.
nad been quite successful, and they were be-
ileVed TO be eiiectualIy disposed of. Seventeen
OF them had been killed aud nineteen t,k.,
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

! mentions the fact that a Reconnaissance baJ
"een mace toward Corinth, which was pushed
40 ,"F as Pea Ridge, only six miles from Co.
r'n'n' "here our forces remained from | | o'clock
10 the morning until 3 o'clock in the arernoon
"''n0ut moles'ation. 1t is probable that aDo.
! 'neF great battle has by this time been foucb,
unless the rebels have concluded rather IN
e'aeuate their position at Cornth--s contigcn.
cy winch is hlnted at ia our dispatches.
The Washington Star publ she's the follow.
ing dispatch, dated Fortress Monroe. Anru
%; " From the refugeos that reached here
'"s morning We hear that the I,rrj.,o, j.
being plated three feet lower. fu,,inr v..,..-.
ana sunk INTO the water foot deeper than be.
lure We also learn that the rebel plan i r.
ooard 'he Monitor with twenty men armed with
ha!Ie'S and wedges, prearrarrcd TO wcdrr rn
(sPike) her turret port hoes IN an ins,a,,
ihls was expected, and | am happy to be able
10 say has been thoroughly guarded against by
changes made in the Uoajtor's means Of de-.
fence
Later news from the Department of the Ran
pahanEock is Important. OYr forces Lavo no,
yet occupied Fredericsbnrsh, bu, stay in Far
month on the opposite side ofrhe rver. infor.
NATION recently received renders ii prelly Ger
tam that there is large rebel force in III.
"eigI'boThood' ready to pute Gen. Mcpor,lJ.
progress toward Richmond. Report places rhis
t"rce under The command Of Gen. G. " &c.nA
The Ne"bern (N. g. Progress states as evi.
dence of the dormant Union scnrlrcnt in car.
oIne' that about ten days before Gen. Burnside
captured Ne"Jern, scme zoo Zen Assem-.
oIed ~ Ircd@' county, west ef Raieinb. ami
i"'SS1 -" 2irIpes. i t.rcc was sent
Up fron NewOe." 10 reduce thru to he rebc,
! nm 1a"oD' end abont tw4Iye Of tlcm were
killed.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
FROM GEN. BAN. ooMMANp.

Dispatches from Gen. Banks army to Sstur
day afternoon bring us interesting intelligence
strong reconnaissance had been pushed in the
direction OF Staunton, but It's progress had been
stopped by the destruction OF Tie brd,es ove,
the sonih fork of the SHENANDOAH. THESE
bridges were said to have been DESTROYED mi
oy TIE rebel soldiers, but Ly citizens resdipu
~ the vicinity. ii had been reported by .artv
OF rebel cavalry to persons in the uelghborboo
tha' otaunton was already in possession Of the
National forces. Ifso, it must have been oc.
cupled by portion Of Gen. Fremont's army
probably under Gen. Miroy, as at last accounts
he appeared to be pushing in that direction
Jackson was reported to be resting with b,s
whoIe force on the right bank Of the Shenan.
doah, about sixteen miles from Harrisonburcb
lie has most likely recrossed the mountains
from SlannardsVllle, after receiving reintorcn.
menIs from CuIpeper Court House. There
were occasional encounters between his
scouts aad our pickets.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
THE MARKETS

IN Smyrna white wheat is selling at 81 %
ked' 81 y yellow Corn 81 cts.,-whre -
Rye 60 aud Oats, 33 cts per bushcl. Roond
potatoes, 80 cts. per bushcl. Butter, % c,s
per lb. Eggs, 10 cts per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are:
For White wheat, &llO Rel, 81 - Ry
II cts; Corn, 30; and Oats, 33 cents per bush
ell
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

uardner u Hemmings' circus will exhibit in
this town on Tuesday next. Persons who en-.
Joy such amusement will have an opportunity
OF aVaIllng themselves of the occasion. For
particulars see advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
Important from Norfolk.
Nma1 Por ard Biach Hrusies RAG iag--P,.
POLtg Lrom NnLunnnh

smut Por ard Biach HcusicS Reoiao r.,
PoIts jrom NocaHaub.
fug tivcs from N2rIo&, al Fortress Nopro,
report thaj smell poX and Black mc.sIc. -.
prevailing 10 a considerable extent there. -,
i1''@r disease bclrg very fatal. The N,Io.,,
Iotei' the EP scopA Cautch, and The C,fvGJ.
are t,I,d wIth toaitd, rates. who ,,r ,.,...'.,.,
""e sheep Bat very tcw citizens remain i,
'o"n, 'aost # them bavrr lett for mo i,,,o.,
Irsss Is literally growing 10 the s,rrcrs f., -.
''o ,''s9 Is "ota2 tActti III TIE aimy l..r, ana:
H'' ST oi fHe storas ar c.,.-e.. Ii Is rrrn,,e,
'"u over '@1 t"rG ,nd ,d.rI- ..ave icr.. h.,r
lea "i'h IT." = ten da}~. Vac ur.ErI,.., .,.,rr
- oo'"@ rom lae IntCior - rgm:q. Ter.
"'SSee A"u A'uhaWa You can scarce pay- !;
s'Iee' corner WI holt meeting nerro n.iii, =
'u'e CONN on his shoulder, and hearses arp >.
common as drays in your city. Typl old few r
Is aIso very prevalent IN the camps, and attend.
ed with much fatality.
ne in5ItiVea WHO communicated This iri,,r
.nalIon represent that they are from Savannah
W heh lhey lett Savannah that CITY w,s y, :,
state OF great excitement. They were exaecr
IAs 'he tdeTal troops up daily, aud iae l,.a ANN,
clZehs mad LETT, taking yaiuablcs and ,,..,.,
win them to Macon and Augusta fer s,t,ty
ne foreign consuls, IA expectation of bom.
oatGmeHt oi The city, had raised naos ovrrf,..ir
respective Offices for protection. 1. A. Lama,
"Ho HsuFed so conspcu0Usy IN the ITand4rsr
'la'e case' was IN temporary command Of ne
city. u 'i'e
lhPresSiHents were daily made, and the in.
ormaht stated that II was lhOunht tba, n,o,,,
y mon men were hid IN the woods on The r,,.,
above the city. =
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
REFERR TO

Edwin Wilmer, James II. Clement, VIM C.. Eliason
j. ii. Bewey, Edward Beck, | %. Hamilton 81 60 .
John Mustard j. IL. jefferson, SpruHnce Il Megenr
Smyrna Cake. Boulden a. Co., Jas H. Sudlar. PhiIa'
dolphin. myl-Cm
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

The National Intettig gencer pubIishesa letter
from an army officer at Pntsburg Landing, which
proves that the body OF the rebel General A S.
Johnston fell into our possession,
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

:, hrIg. ten. Dnmont. Post Commandapl ~
Nashville enJoIns the greatest Slrlng,ncy and
p'ohP'ntss III eeurt-martalIrg all who may be
9"'ty "i burning bridges, tearing up ra,Iro.d
RACKS or destroylng telegraph wIres. Iacon.
ciuS'on The order Guys: "When an jninr, -
done 10 bridge, raIIroad track, a tram, or IN.
telegraph wires, would compel the d..
loyaI inhabitants with their negroes, to repair
II nS'a"tIy. | would enforce the older. ais
ooeyed' at The point OF The blyonct. aud woulj
give me time only necessary to its perform.
ance." ''''" ~
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
EEECNS &soodS

ii'g S styles and at much reduced prices
HauyH De 'am"S a ia cls cxrrn DO II cts 1 e"H 90
@frG"s N lnk, Blue and Tans. nj ~
'r, VEN - - Res 'haiiIes and Shepherd PIa,ds
,' - ! - = over 200 yds Cambria and ST."
''g" iNnj to X ''s some (which are worth sOc,.
L. i."a larry" aSsor nrIIt best Kid GInvae L.,
skirts, san lmbrcllas .r "I''es' Ao0p
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

RAILROAD AccDENT.-An accident occurred
about half past eleven o'clock on FRIDAY roorD.
lng' on the Philadelphia, WILMINGTON g. Rail-
more railroad, which resulted ir the so,io,,.
injury of several persons The train left pbi,
adelPhla at the usual hour, and came south :.
far as Chestertown, eight miles north of ,Lo
0usq'ehanna river, when, as the train was
passing that station the rear trucks of, ,bo loo,
car broke the switch bar and Jumped from tho
"a'n track TO the switch, on which were souo
manure cars. The car thus detached from 49,
'faln was one OF those appropriated to ladies
several OF whom were injured. The car ran on
oh'Ii 1t came in contact with one oftbe moDrro
cars on the switch, by which the side of Tho
passenger car was crushed in, THROWING tho
sPIlnters in every direction. The brskesman
was at his post on the forward part Of the do.
tached car, and with him was a man .,mod
O'iVer r. Brant, living Q Port Deposit. BroD,
jumped from the cars and fell, when an io,,or,
after the forward trucks Of the car oossed ovor
Oo'h his legs crushing them in a horrbe man
ner' A number of other persons on the train
were injured.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
BfOGE: Dress ,(37T,o

VI superior quality, fer suc 20 per cent cbeono. d.
, oe ioHn1 elsewhere We especially raiI 49, t"a al
lo'i !" "uysr' TO fine Lus,rous SILK wbirb a..
cp24'I / n u,N.,,,,,
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
FROM YORKTOWN.

Gen. Mcclellan reports to the War Depar,.
ment gallant affair in which comnonv =,
massachusetts, soldiers dIsting gshed themselves.
Early on Saturday morning an advanced In
nette OF the rebels, near the head of the War.
wick River, was carried by assault by Componv
II of the FIRST Regiment from that State. The
work bad ditch six feet deep, with strong
Parapet' and was manned by two companies of
OF rebel infantry. Our men moved over one,
ground SIX hundred yards, received the fire Of
the rebels atsxty yards, did not return il. bnr
rushed over the ditch and paropct in the most
gallant manner, driving the rebels before them
on fuIl run. We took fourteen prisoners
and destroyed the work. Our loss was tour
killed and twelve wounded.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

| The New Treaty FOR THE Suppprss,o,, -
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRApE.-Tbe II = Son
a'e "aS gwen ITS unanimous consent TO the
lreaty between the United States and Gres,
Britain IN regard to the suppression ot Tho
save trade. Such treaties have ovis,od g..
years between the two nations, but owing to
'"s ground assumed by our Government. denv.
ing TO The cruisers Of Great Britain the rich,
u SEARCH 10 ascertain the true character of The
vessels In the trade, the treaty amounted 10 b,,
little IN breaking up the slave tr,de Euo.
S'a'eF holsted the United States flag, and claim.
ed It's Immunity from search. British os
war were deferred from searching them. from,
ieaf OF indemnity for detention if thew sbo,Id
oe mistaken in their suspicious of the unlawfo
character OF the trader, or for fear of invoIv;no
thelr government in irritating controvers;o.
with the Government of the United States
Ae new treaty gives the right of search v;,b
ID SPec'hed limits and hereafter the flag oflhe
= h''ed States cannot be prostitnted with i'm.
Puni'y to this infamous trade. An ininrv c.r
DOT result to our commerce from this relaxa,ior
~ tHIS instance, Of principle which onr Gov
'rHmeNt Las long pertinaciously adhered TO-
DFtlsh eihcrrs are liable, as formerly. for a :,
nJudIcIcus exercise of the right. and our Gov.
'fhihent has now SO firmly established lis char.
lc'er as naval power, that it is able to n,o,.o,
'ar ships from any abuse which might arise
inler the exercise Of the rioht.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
gleAY Esnnf

large Stable aud Carriage bousa ,;,,,o..,
/ o,t ne i'flH"r contains Stalls and y Il, a,0l
W., T"F 'ur'h"r particulars apply 10
"P~t MATTHEW HAZET.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
NEW GOODS.
10 . NID igA2&AAIyso
W. ". TISGHE1RY

~, ln. returned from Philadelphia with the Ia,oo.,
m ''a complete assortment Of Goods ever ofIared
,bqalr r,,' 1 o. WITCH he intends selling very
or pr'tiis. " S "oouS at small
s''i,9i'r is, T;!..r!.t Of ~ FA"'hhe MS
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

TORT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are being
made at Fort Delaware for the accommodation
OF large number ofOur rebelIious countrymen
from the sunny South. Over two thousand
Will be made as comfortable as circumstances
wiil permit This will be about as near to
Cape May as they will be able to get this Sum.
OleT.