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In this city. on sunday morning. 18th inst,
at half. pest II O'Clock. at the residence Of hls
brother, Jos. r. Winstop. klUAARD MIN.
kIS WtNsTUN, In the 31th year VI Ms aSs.
Tuesday morning. By the Cen,rAl cars. ., d
OILS FUNERAL preaonsd ~ The Iesiusnce Of his
mother, MRS Jane D. Winston, At II o clock
II. on the Same day. Tae relatives and
frienas Of the family are respectfully invited
" Fredericksburg papers please COPY.
On Sunday morning. II O'Clock. CELIA
IlERNAY, daughter OF Patrick and Lathe
rtne 1isrnay. axeA month";
The tan sral Win lAks place 1t O'Clock this
evening, from her 1A,neA's reAaGAsnce. On ON
street, near Armory brtiss.
On The 10 n inst HANNAH J., dear n liz
Of Mr. EDWARD Newman.
Inc funeral will tHse place At loo'ciocE
iue.day morning. J bro y lsth, ~ tho 70.
sidsncs OF the family, On Venaois u. The
friends Of the fanny are respectfully TO.
guessed 10 attend. ~
~ sew YolK papers please copy.
at his residsno o., near has city, on Satur.
day night, Is n instant, v ~. J. ACBakL.
Esq.
HIS funeral will take place from st. James
Church To-day, at Il o'oiocx. Toe trlenas o.
The family are most resi- sosfaiiy invited -
attend.
On the 10Th instant. at o'clock A. n MIR.
NORRIS LUGNCT, Aseu s. years. h.
his funeral WALL tAKe pis 60 Irom st Peters
JathsdraI. to-day, ut 3 O'Clock p M---ths
frienus ana. acquAihtances II Tho family ~ y
respectful LII Vited TO attend.
Un sunday, the lSsn inst. after severe
ILLNESS VI .Weive uays, uf pneumonia, MI
~HAEL CARNEY, aged IS years, eldest Sun
Of Thomas and Il ion Quincy.
bus funeral viii take place nom his faeh.
er's residence, On lvsn su eos, ostwsen Byrd
and Cnnal streots, to.s ay, NJ Il o'ciock. Tn.
friends and acqualn tanGes OF LAO family, aud
ali meIu Dors Oh che MONTGOMERY IuArQ uuW
in tn u clty, are invited % attend.
Al his fathers residence, kinIock, On the
i4th inst THOniAS w., son OF D1. T.. W i.
lnsriwether, OF Albemaris county.
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Congress-

The Provisional Congress Will meet TIL .
aorniug a. 10 O'Clock, to finish up the bust
le-s Of The session. and half an hour pro-
Vi. q. TO adjournment viii open the doors 70
IL pu blIc.
Much speculation i. going on relative
u The officers Of the Permanent Congress.
which LsGem bles tom orrow. Messrs. Jones
sd Gentry. Of Teunesses, Boeock OF Virgi
as, and others arc named in conueC lion
with the speaxership Of tho House. and
seesrs Dixon OF Georgia. Clusky Of Ten.
asssee, and Mcdonald Of Virginia, are the
,fom IN : candidates. for the Clerkship.-
Dr. Johnson J. Hooper. Secretary of The
Provision al Congress, u mention ed In CON.
action with tho Oierkship Of the Senate.
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81. yrAn0 CsH~80sS
~. Paragraph for four day. has or'"sn.
~ messages relating TO stTnsfis ~
q, pr .lson between the Confedsfass so''
rdT' and the Yederaiists endsavopas 20
S,n.ir way mp the Cumberland 70 GOV
n'A lar Of our army IT bowling Green
A ,sits com m U nicAticns with Nash
AID 'ss me south. The enemy lad the
'ips 80 Of throwing large reinforcem en t.
'a'' lint Of combat BY way OF the Gam
,,x.r from SmithiAnd, Paducah, and
r~f'A'. .A therefore has steadily outn ina
tsfY' 49, forces. Tue struggle has been the
prolonged and holly contested OF the
our brave so,diers have fought
w. oous.aney and courage never sxceisd.
,'..,.. Flo, d. Pillow. Bueknsr. and john
40, S,dneyJ commanded. The battle
ts,.,oo,, 70 have ragged with great Sc.
~ on Friday and Saturday, and was con.
nd Yesterday. Both sides were rein.
ID on saturday and probably yesterday
Oh vhst anai result We are not able now
49, our forces both on Friday and Sat
.s.y ,a!ued i'm portan; advan tages, and the
amy who had Oeou frequently driven from
posisiou, was CT the lat ter day thought
:. ne routed. and NO doubt would have
IN .ry.coverabiy defeated but Tor ihe
...i.y with which he was reinforced.
,u.sAer intelligence from the glorious field
,ossd ior with the most intense interest -
rs., brave Southern army which has hel 10
ground 81 obstinateiy and which has
.5:s.st the sneIoy In such a prolonged strug.
viii uot give "uy unless borLe down BY
IL. ge.gat OF oye1 " hslming mum bers. Even
go l.sy oanno. DC stampeasd. They will,
ys aIs 3ars, Only withdraw for Ia more eLec-
.., 81 res.sance elsewhere. We refer to the
,s,yspn head fox all tbs "a sagre par t4culars
ahsye received.
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kumQca

IA. IepJIs tAa. obtained circulation yes.
1risy were 30 numerous thai II would b.
i.acuI. u notes item ID detail. On inq mir,
;! LIE war oa,ce, at late hour, we asoer.
aiIpd that Rot one-half Of them had 70
siy.d otnciai confirmation. Th1t our forces
zads q gallant defence at For. Doaelson,
1Grirs terrible 0Eht Of three days, IL all
,aai was known. The enemy was reinforced
- saturday night, and troops w(s march
It 70 the assistance OF our army at last 40.
cunts. The generally accredited result OF
b. tight On Saturday, which commenced nj
.s! past O'Clock in The morning, was q ioss
" the enemy OF some 300 In killed and
wounded, and 800 prisoners, while our loss
/. killsd and wounded was about 500,
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Lecture Of Hon, J. Z. r Curry u Al
abamas fof the Bensllt Of the tolun.
teera
On Thursday evening last. an aAmiraoie
lecture was delivered by Mr.. Curry. upou
the subject previously announced .The two
wants OF the Oonfedsracy." The topics IN.
folded BY the lecturer were, In substance.
these: A just appreciation Of the origia aad
nature Of the present crisis, and Ct our no.
liticsl condition, and an enlarged and t,u+
statesmanship. to eject the promotion and
maintenance Of onr Institutions.
After an exOrdium, in which he briefly ~
viewed the nAnctful theories and absurdit,es
that had characterized the progress both O..
science and Of politics Ia their earlier his
tory. contrasting them with tia ultiutariar
and practical spirit that prevail In this, on,
a3e. Mr.. Uurry entered upon an ample and
thorough statement and illustration OF both
branches OF his subject. 1twas task both
din1cuit and delicate, and we shall NO,
here attempt to frame . synopeis Of discus
composed the lecture Of Mr Curry. We will
remark. however. that under tho nrst divi:
sion Of the subject be waived. for the most
part, any repetition Of the well known prox.
innate causes that produced Cur revolution.
bot very fully discussed The nature Of our 50
ciai fabric, aud tho true theory Of repre-.
sentative Government
I. 10 with eepecta! interest that we
refer 70 the views most earnestly pre-.
ssntsd BY the speaker under the ~.
oond branch u his theme particularly to
has deNEeatiou OF tie type Of the true s,ausnaa.
Indeed. IT was hts principal aim, in this Dor.
hon ot tee lecture, TO exhibit the most elsya.
ted style Of SUCH CO arac ter. US dsua ndinx
not merely mental power. accom- plish msnt.,
and adptnisua'tys tact, but pure NOR al
character, FASTENED and elevated by religious
faith. Whatever other qualities he NAV
posssss, II he want personal integrity.
Iuthfainess and beAeYolsncs, and, in
fact, the elements Of the Christian
character. he canIot bs . statesman in the
aighsst sen se, aor safe ruler. he can be
onIy politician. This cardinal position
was amply enforced and illustrated by ths
speaker with very great smphas1s. We
thought We could see some eyes open wide at
such an announcement OF the forg often doc.
uine, while tn greater part plainly greeted
1t with decided assent that would ha 70 al.
pressed itself autibly. but for tho gravity OF
Tho theme.
The lecture was appropriately closed wit
an impressive tribute to the memory Of Cal
hOup,
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The Wise Legion.

We append the order OF Gen. Wise, In 70.
spect 70 recruiting men 70 NIL up the company
lately under command Of Uapt. Coles, al
Roanoke Island. We arc grauned 70 Learn
that the Blues, Of this city, are acting upon
the same patriotic impulse, and have alrssdy
recruited some thirty or forty men 70 take the
place OF those who 50 braveiy sustained The
company's honor In the battle:
CANAL BsIDes. Ourrisuok, No.,
February IS. 1852.
SIk: You are douAileu ~ 60 On ~ AIoemarle
and elsewhers, ~ your discretion. 70 recruit
and raise men 10 MI up The com pnpy OF "a.
brave. lamented Gaps. COLES. He t3axht No.
bly, At koauoke Island and, though gone. /
wish has Tag raised In his native county by
True men 70 rally around. and t. renew his
Company ~ avenge his gallant death Pro.
cialm this ~ Abemnrie. and let his memory
Dc most honored by u rally TO the nag VI his
company, II the nead Of v hieh he 80 CALAMITY
fought and fell. Bring me the rsuruits -
sOOn hs sky four men are raised.
AAskY A. WISE. Briyadisr. General.
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Al EN- XAON.--A = utA o. 9 "a ~ he ~
II e.aos VI vnSt-ja ~ AL +. y v.,Lsiae.. o d &c
- SsLies ~ ieAs., sseh e. mpAuy uAC' r. :
ieass enc huaored Hsu, 70 Dc .s,e. 20 "a. l.. .ae
service " Ia U0liS0 rate U-&.ss iIr two ~ ..
II Easd 20 lcAS.
1his bastAiiaIs . fos local defence and spsss al
aefv.ce IN the city OF kicr moa~, AID Lor To
ordsa Cd swsy ro.A uis q Thu, ss.viea is
nee0ed. Of IL won NOT Do A.csptsd Ihas ail
okpOrt0nisy u .0srd 10 t-osr the CAN, O.
WAose fsWiues s.d Gtoer oOns der Lons wvuIa
rsAa. Z !. oxrclncl A0,oAv1nIsnt TO be- o.. ersu
away from Al cGnoAu, 10 kIye tbs ir e1u.t
wAtIoat DeirS 81 sossa ~ h.. I.co- v>u.s- o..
AhAs iAsI WA DO S.l-sa IL 30 s4p-eiiy, an
tas. right sOou, NO Que doubts.
Persvu. ossiliaS o GA isi eaa do 20 by calm :
oh ee.s " ,hs ~, 1eSims AT, or AZ NY o.
Gee NJ. bsiv,n's 0s0cA, * b ssesst.
Unless th.s Data tsAi % rai~sd aud organ d "a,
once. sGs oIpo. toLi y OF ss.a arg tns Aova.l .ss
ABOVE nxmeu may b 1. ct
THOS. J. kYANS,
fsl7-9,s Go.oLei lsth texm Mt,
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- ~ sAs a1mfNefo ellteds Al TWENTY q
tAs nasst foere, and there Nsfv 10 woandsa.
Tidy captured eli forts. forty gaas, aud ovs1
5000 prisoners, with 5000 small arms.
Me0i.llaa has received dispatch, tso
states the Hsats,) that Gen, Price had evsou
atsd 0prI
releasing all political prisoners In tho Gus
tody OF the military auth critics. in ever,
quarter, ON psro3s not 70 xnord aid to TIT
enemies OF The United States 0ovsrnment-
sries are excepted from the opera ton ofthe
order. LAncon In his order Gays that a. the
rebellion IL now Ranifestly on the decline
the severe measures formerly Fssortsd e
are NO longer necessary.
The naval appropriation bill has passed
the House Of Representatives Of Congress
with an Amsndmen, aDpropstating 6fsasn
millions for the constr us ton Of addition 81
gunboats. and one million Tor ths ORDINANCES
foundry at warrington,
The steamship Ariel b as arrived nom As
pinwall with eel4. 900 in specie.
Ths news from Uentral America u unim.
portant.
Advtcss from Venezuela state that thai
country u In great commouoR.
A Brttiah steamer arrived at New York on
Friday with q cargo Of Last India cotton.
The cotton m ar kst In New York was ire.
sular, ana middling uplaads were quoted
from % TO 30 osntA Corn was quoted at 81
cents.
Dispatches received at st. Louis, on the
night OF the l4th inst state that 20 had been
killed, and go wounded, at Fort Donslson ur
70 that time. The fighting hsd been dssps
raie and terrible.
Oticial dispatches from Gems. Burnside
and 0oldsborough had been received q,
Washington.
In New York, on the l4th inst, Sterling
Exchange was quoted at llat. La1gs trans.
actions had been erected in gold at lO4g. bu,
there had been but little change In thu stoct
market.
THIRD DIsPAroH,j
NORFOLK, Eco. l6.-(kecelved at 10 p NJ
The flag of truce boat arrived here this after.
noon from Fortress Monroe with Mrs. NV.
ers and Captain Z. A. Bunker, Of Mobile. a.
passengers.
Intelligence received here to-day from the
coast Of North Carolina, report that Eliza.
beth City was re.taken by the Coufedsrate
forces on Friday.
-Four citiz ems, regarded as traitors, were
brought to Portsmouth this afternoon a.
prisoners. Their names are Wilcox, Laboy.
tsaux, Sawyer and DR.. Pimeont
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The Congregational Election.

The official returns Of tho election in this
district tor member Of Congress, to supply
the vacancy oocasioned by the death Of Hon.
John Tyler, have not pet been received By
the Secretary OF the Common wealth. The
sberlGs met In this city ON Saturday last, to
make up returns, bat owing to the absence
Of those ON Hanover and New Kent coun.
ties. 1t became necessary 70 adjourn over I'M
til to-day. There seems 70 b NO douct OF
Mr.. Lyons's election. By . handsome ma.
jority.
UnoMctal returns In our possession from
tho entire distr!ct. with the exception OF
Hanover. foot up as follows: Lyons so,
mcfarland 1901, Young IT'S. saundsrs .o3.
Randolph lis. It Is reported that Mr.. Lyons
has a m sjority ofover loo in Hanover. and II
the vote from tho camps be counted his ma.
lority In the district would be stili further
increased.
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'D' bill which passed the HOUSE Of Dele.
.a'<s' authorizing . railroad connection b..
~a frsdericksburg and Manassas. meets
.'a Violent opposition In the senate; yet
not aware that any Argument has yet
IN IN used against the measure. which, when
.. CO. nad particle Of signiAcence beyond
apprehsndsd Withdrawal Of busdneas from
O'Asf line. Thus. 81 any other psriods
~ us'o and should have Aps weight; but In
'o' war every interest must yisld 20 the
Nv OF military necessity. u 10 70 b
49, IAas The foSsestc Aisplsys WAicb hays
~ popular In tAe Dtats Ssnsa-, 20.
aay anoe the Introduction Of toe bzl In
'on, viii not - rsssmed The present
u1 The people desire the ooustypction Of
oad. and The Generals In our army 70.
Snnssd IL.
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~ "HT"OVI " n 9 CD, AacIs
r Ak6E >ALEUFfut f,IlUht. hard.
i WA II, no. ~ wills !, On MDN.
E.T, IL a Inst. at our a. re. comm-noI.pat
10 o OK, ia'Gs 10 of ss.t~.i
II C.k.Ui ID tUhN4TUaE.
consisting OF
8 fus Cot tags Boast ssf
10 IA T. ess<s, la rsca lent order
ar3~vb =. n".ta 1s, Char, I blep &c.
lie cet -nr on - nh q Drss;
Fe In. beds. no ar Piil..w. 40
A So - 4 i.fgc ots OF II e lent ard de-
strabis II trd war ,tutI!ery. sc.
-AsSf
10 bhis aas Ga - Wh,'ksy
We e II sp.c" a. snioc of Hardware
mercba" 4 ,nrui e. II ,lse kss oers md The
public srpsr'',. q us ssis.
fs'S ND O'''' T. REACH. Apcts
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THu BLOCKADE OF SoC7AEAI PoRfs-lts Ek-
etenry.-The New Orleans Dslsa publishes q list
OF names Of oil vessels mat have run the Lin.
coin blockade, either for entry into or depar.
ture from Confederate ports. During the Pc
riod Of tune between tho 2oth Of May, 1851,
an,< January 9Th, 1854. the total number Of
va.s.a,> that have loft Confederate por Is for
Cuban ha..bors Is nifty, IS foliows: Spanish,
4 Mexican, 3; american, British, -; Uon.
fedsrats, IA. Tot~, %.
During the Same period. the number OF
vessels run into our ports was forty eight, as
follows: spanish. =; Mexican l.: American.
.; British, Al; Confederate, :. Total. a.
or these forty.eight vessels twenty.thrse
were schooners, loaded with coffee. Thers
was also one steamer loaded with NE same
article.
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AoG1aDs 49, ~s~
D. Jas. NJ T1Y10g :. .11 -,

- SAxLOT SONs 4 Acear-sWS -
Tn HOtsFs ArD LOT AND
tkAh vAcArT Lots, IN rJs
row. VI elDf.ki, ar AUCtiON We
va, &C. 1f2 he pre- ssss, a Ns4s.saS ,nA
i!sh Gay 81 t-o u.rs sc Tn,osreips At 'ssccx, r
H.. la me ,rrof asveruse:
1. Fos' s.nrn"hts a, TIE vs~s s4es o. Chsrrv
street S'cth O. toe Wsstnsn p,rsA S,as
.. TbFoe r-ne:ssns o., una,h.r,s1.a :, ns,.sn
Ing the aknvs
Tu', 'set Of vssan. ground on Oam.,ar,.yA
stree.
Tive hundred and az. fee. Of vacant xr,~pS
On CunesylAad Hrvrt
The 'eneEsnts are ell ocruDisd ev reed tan
aots s7d sosaman tiag COOS cots. We invis,
par icu Ar.y. the sstsraoo Of persons OF limited
means TO soi: sEia
1Enas-One- bird csaas TIA balance Q. 6 end II
months, fn- usgopnbis notes w'ts Interest aArsA
~ 9 sesU---d In each s-ls D. Q trusi N~-sd.
The sAsas ssc .EssS ancs for 1859 H. ne pa,4 By
the prr abA~e.
JAa ID TAYLOR 4 sos
Aac,sou~e-s
oiTiON II vii, be added ~ The
as"'e sar fwo f.rm- ,srsmept OF Laurel
susst, "a!.p I'd tor .p.n.i.s x.d n,iiirs 4 he
sots nave the usual iron, anG usph rsrms
y ri - ~,
t.,aV n~rO
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1NO TN oIklrIA ~. x1ALsrAx VuUATY.
II VA-0IATEanga ~ sGmesAy has been
steaasl' ass & - . ns-vy bstsssy = II smi IA 3D.
N Ane esuAss Of ls1S Of y IGet, VI IA srr Ne
hAvs ese4 toossea hr ssn- ti..s. We lave =
ee.Audla Sassssy, sne sbous ON Aunorsd ~
MAJ Toe location IL one Of he Dssi he
y"' ieoefacy II is psriees.y Esai,hJ. sns No have
=. sae eo3iofss a III. soi isr cou exp.cs r
eeeaks e.o afs pernaaenuy locxs.a ny ooIecs
iot wIian1 sai1 ard - 70 act you kn, " tAa' Ice
sne 70 aAesss:e ny somss-y - oLs M AR. ~a4
nifty Ne. rn.k sA- fn., sshs. on tuy r.u. d 81
.s1uiss Seeing the = ,vetIo.'s procIssaat1oa,
ealing on tho mAiisss to t,in catesr 4. a.
psnS. now In servlcs ~ The lsta aay OF Mac,
asxs, Or slse they will b dra; 81, have en-.
sluasd % les ycu know that ~iu t,hs -,
p4e >.ure N aet 0umod ataL 6 .Dous q ~ o. ysu,
beHsvo that asavy A<rl.s.y II a.g.roea o, n.
'~ho.s army - shs ness ds.Lsa,s tsancn VI ID,
service ! iassndsd ~ be- ss r. rxnAry Gout a,
order 80 ees rec, uAts for mp eomrA-y, On. l su
ssai I'D now thar shall De unable 81 viii
o. osps any reap setAOls sGif- sooisa nac "a s7y
esAer . UNITY l0ap HailfAA IA L lrs4.h u.
one AuAoxed IN. {. naea ranA 49, de-
jan e. =. Il
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P0rehase Of Coin.

s,," ~" that he nsssstssy os the Trsl.
~ ~ @s'nssss sAs sppsspsaA t,oa required J,
saass u spscis l0r ~ 90 of ~ g.. :.
las1 Including pes0iua, eeAlmtasac. I
seAsges. - sWo millin Aollara
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~ 1,hs nomination Of Col Ohas. K. Nal.
horv A. candidate for Congress in this die.
trtct. at the recent lection, came to hand too
late. .t
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O1SGisssSNaA ~ stavs btfIIE.
R.sAIio4 4, Jan ID, icnx
NOTiJE---hs1iaslA yisA tha Executor CT ths
~ late SAMUEL q Asta, aes paced Is. my haads
no papers and vouchers ~ sasSp ~ settle llA
sceouIts a. 4ucb FSsent4.
seEsoas having ella ne s..sians los r.tase VII
pres saa .ela shs osfe" properly AGIaauLeate.s.
Nm WA aUN,
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b. RICHI RID O. UTaOXN. . 40.

AZ lsCS LA", cUS sRfIH'.aS AT go.
WI TtG.- bu m0Np&Y i7tn trst 10
oS ok mp stsrc. 1 x,ii 80 u ~ 81 '.oa isrre
OF ~ nj 'esixae' TIA ar HI co. s.iI z. q part.
o. 7ooxs ci.ss S.dsii Bsssror Ut geo 1
btt nc IA tar1E 6 Tt ~ s, Hba # ueaf; i
bags prime tsio Coff,~, boi arsna soxes
T.bscc +; = dsnil vr> stperivr cd b., guse
b az" uerces hies, W IN /. say 9th r srti les
-.SO--a large lot OF record her. Rurritu .,
COZ 'stiae, l. part C suy ardr b.;
D;ni2a insh: as = p :. aict o. GA
Oiotl; d. Cha,rB {, ,t'xos ara Ii "a ps
Hsis esd ; Fen'isr. oh vel To e. &5;sls,y
ia, f0eAil strce- " 20 Ui.n liz an ! il a
lifsa ,ot OF D diig; auksts, Esx Gu t-rs
Eetee, Gtt: Hair sua .tcsA kssusss.f, .
Fest SEQ e.
Sc "a v-~-t~ sy..
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9noHnAxxRs.-A correspon dent asks % If
thA,re II any law exempiing shoemaksrs nom
military duty. There Is NO such exemption.
Men OF oil trades. printers included. a1e liza
hlA IA draft.
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LATEST FROM THE NORTH.
LATEST FROM PORT ROYAL.
Eight Thousand More Federal Troops
for Savannah-Twelve Regiments
a. to March Inland
RIVER DISTRACTIONS REMOVED.
Line ol1's Orders for Release Of Political
Prisoners.
RIVER DISTRACTIONS REMOVED.

NORFOLK, Feb. 10 -tLeft Norfolk at 121
O'Clock, and received In Richmond At 7.25.
EVENING"
A nag Of truce nom Fortress Monroe to.
day brings the Baltimore Republican, OF tho
l4th inst.
Accounts from Port Royal up to the 10th
inst. says the nset are IN route from. Port Roy.
al towards Savannah, and Vas expected to
land 5000 troops by monday night. TIE
Federal forces have destroyed the water
p,pes leading 70 the city The piles driven In
the river have been cut BY the Federals six.
teen feet bsiow the surface. Twelve regt-
ments afs undor marching orders 10 leave Port
Royal on Monday. inlAnA 10 the railroad. and
thence 70 OAaslsbton. Three rsgimsnts OF
cavalry are 70 join them. TWO simultans-
ous novements wefe 70 b inAdo-ono - the
railroad direct, and the Other 70 the vicinity
o. Edisto Island.
ut Port Royal together with heavy ordnance.
Many buildinSS are being erected ~ Port
Royal, including largo hospital. WAhkey
Is selling 1t Beaufort aaA Hiltsa Asadas
siehtssn dollAss Pr gallea. 1Ass steAnae1
Bsltioswas sson - lssvs for Nsw Yesk. With
go bales Of cotton. The brsastWorhs acfoss
the island II nearly finished.
Al arrival 1T New York from Ship Island,
With dates 10 the Ed slt.. brings information
sof the capture OF the steamer Lewis and the
scAouasr Wow. with goods valued at ~, 80.
: ThsHtspAsa Hart, sailing unAsr Tie DgitiaA
Aas. Ass bssa ssiSsA OF KY Wen, VIII .
cargo q ri1sd casAon, xa1sla EnDss, Dsw1w,
dASse. r.. xslse1 ~ ol3A.eep. -.
1Asss ~ ~ vegioests - NIP Island.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

Mo1yY ARD Sreoxs.-The brokers In this
city are now buying gold at 50 TO ST cents
premium, and selling at 40. Sales of Oon-
federate stocks have been made within =
Few days past at l00t to 10l1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

w Ali FED .-Eve:y rue patriot, waose claims
w viii aamit, SD u volunteer before beng
sised sAd it Ii All important Tia. he shouid carry
aoES ~ ulS asld At lsast two botEes If KICK
,&UUU SAMANTHA ono tor himss anu 0ns for
us SICK fd.nG, who from eApOsuI has Contracted
stif1.ass Oi 1.nts, kheu u alto pxil.s, 20.
Every butter should iaS in few gross before
zoe supply - exhausted. The only wholesale
agents who Can supply the demands OF the trAae
are W. PETERSON & Co.,
foI7--ltk Hicnmoas, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17
- llsss promptly ry.entsa. Is
JtS~tP UA1tA
ia ~ tvs F.sss SbsrEnE ~,

7>ASIC iU,s AJftt-,- Las AIMED a.
t. Executor II LIZ HuL deed ell persoas
~ HON he ws- ipdyo ed a's r-quss'ed 20 present
hair e's me pa Lnsni and al parsops
owing dis estate v II q. .ks nsiiai- pa men,
The 90 ps~tDe<sltp ~ A!es. Il II s 30 ceased
4: tho dead. oi III Hill TIE "a meas o.. tbs
arm Agreeable to ~ tic.es # agreement, viii D.
eiostsa by the 40 StviD. p7.snes, 81. Ii. JoRssos.
Al. psssors ird@btsp are psr'isuluiy requested 10
make imaist.sAto payment, a d al a bts due by
she concern vii b. pad ny Rim Or ssE ,azlol.
shaaa IL SaRnts s.;i, txrcuios 4
l. a. yns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

AEAUQao ". Il at q W Aa..AAAa,t
hlcHMoNp 60 Il, 500
NRDEkS NO XIV pu.saau. to An .ra.. o.:
~ The AIiatant- y snefai " Virginia issasd
wan tue visw OF carrying INTO effect, ln h, ".
m,st pr Evu.uue, l.,o .eqAiIsn Ats OF III. act
passed Eeoiua,J .. isbS. tA- ,u.m aLdan,h OF |. .
eoml aaies or IGN reg nent, the 4 o u r.ssio-
ers ot 10 Revenue tor AoAreo aud n ao.son
Ward, aad tue DLer.H OF I-s c.ty OF s.ioa,nou
his EopuiirA qua ,ns 20, gean, Of IL. c..y Il
nj hmond -. lis D-pusies, wii con geus d. TUG
Ufdcs o. Col. Avaas, la Beiviu's BOX, t..-
t.4UNOAYJ event. ~ o',iyck. ans uu., u. g.
sionefa ii ne Aeveaae ~. bring with tsia e.r.r
lists he puip,ss Vi ihis .i-stiag IL to os.up.ets
Ii. enrolment VI The mliiiia
~ oder o. ,,ol. EVANS
70 IL ~ s, 4 tz.kDI.EVnA ef.'t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

The tVharleston pApArs state that the Yam
zee de.N OF that harbor have sunk one
more hulk TO the southwark OF RattlesnAke
Rhoal