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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

nAtrLE N WESTERN NiRGINIA.-4r-
other fcderat pic'ory.-A special dispatch
to the Cincinnati Gazette, from IIuttons-
VILE, Va, says an expedition consisting of
four hundred Of the 9TH Ohio, three hundr-
ed OF the "a Virginia, and forty Of the
Bracken cavalry, sent out by Gen. Mihoy
TO attack hun'ersvllle' was completely sue
cessiui- They attacked the enemy on Sat
ufday morning. His force consisted of four
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

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The New York herald., 1862-07-15
The Royal Marriage fu England.
THE PRINCESS ALICE UNITED TO PRINCE LOUIS or

[From the Cork Constitution, July 3l
Tie Court Circular says the marriage took place pri.
vstsly At Osborne on tuesday, Jny 1.
The ecn suffer yndor her recent severe sh .or,
attended in a most private manner In deep mourning
Their ROYAL Highnesscs the Prince OF Wales Prince Al
fred Prince Arthur and Prince Leopold present
An altar was erected In the drawing for ,hseere
ruony. The bride was given away by her uncle, the
OF The service the bride and Bridegroom conducted
by the Lord Chamberlain 10 an nj dining apartment The
Queen remained tii ell present ~ The ceremony had
Withdrawn, and tcn retired. The other royal and illus
ious personases and guests proceeded 10 The drawing
room The dress the cccseon log dress
The gentlemen IN bick evening oosf white waistcoAts
gray trousers and black nsckcl0ins and the ladies' ia
gray or violet mourning dresses and gray or white
gloves The bride drssssof white silk, OF q
material called crystalline with single nouncs Of Hon
ton and border OF orange flowers at the bottom Of
the skirt.
dejn,ney was served A. two ocleek after which the
greatest part Of her Msestys royal ana other visitors
returned TO London. About ssysaty guests sal down.
IL Was served 10 q large marquee.
At about Eve O'Clock their Royal Hisbnssses Prince
and Princess Louis Of Hesse left for 81 Claire
The s,nte in attendance consisted Of Lady Churchill
Major General sey nour snd Captain Won Wostsryeler
Tho Lord Chanc llor and Lord rslmersoo Earl RUSSELL
and several other Cabinet Ministers present the
marriage The Eari Of perby, Earl Of Clarendon, md
several other personages received SPECIAL invitations
Tho Duke de NemourS present Her Majesty has
been pleased 10 signify her intention Of comforting tha
rank Of Royal Hishness on Prince Louis Of Hssss.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

thsy should b regarded in ~ same manner bank
bills SO doposed Tho Court % Douai said this not
sw ndng ths Court VI Casss1iea says is and also
found him guilty Of having declared fictitious dividends
probable that hs result or this decision will be the
ruin ~ hiFes.
Nile. Dinah Felix, the sistsr OF Rachel has made
great hf at the Comcde Francae she appeared IN the
stt> part OF the aads maginsire and intends niling
the roles which have been long and admirably
by Mlls Augustins BToham.
NJ Charles Hugo, SON Of Victor Hugo, 70 dramatsng
sLes for the Anbgu. IL Is already hintsd.
hewsyG that the censorship will mot allow the play TO
be represented from any intrinsic demsrs, bt Tor
fear that political might be the result Of
play the work OF the and unbendng, although
perhaps ifnpsactcable republican who refused TO accept
tho mercy OF the Emperor, and remains revolutionary
exile the island OF Jersey, waiting TO "come back 70
France when liberty comss." slmf
There 70 be Fourth Of July celebration among the
Americans in Paris this year. ~sf.s
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

snsdian -four was in better request, and prices were
steady at our quotations with sales Of about 600 bbls
Southern Hour was in moderate request At the above
n.ures while the sales embraced 100 bbls Rye -four
steady, with bbs qo,stions Corn meal
fair demand and prices steady the above figures
with sales OF 800 TO 100 bbs Jersey and Brandywine.
Wheat heavy, and ell en lc D.. per bushel, with
sales Of 600 bushels 81 20 23 for fair choice
red Western, 81 II 81 IL for smbcr Milwaukee 81 o5
81 10 for club Milwaukee, 99c. 81 0s iVr Chicago
spring 81 25k a$ 20 for amber Western and 81 Al Tor
choice white Michigan. Cvru NJ, ady and in good
quest with sales OF 65 600 bush i at 43lsc. 46c for
heated, 4sc 60c for Western mixed, and Sic 521sc
for old do, and 53c for choice do Rye firm with
sales of $500 bushels NJ 73c for Western aud at roc
nc for State Barley and barley malt remained quiet
aud prices nominal Oats were hrmer snd n good
request. with SAILS Of Canadian at 44c 46e., and Of
state nj 46Jsc.
corIEs ihe market wa. firm while SAILS were limited
CorToS.--9he market was 1rmer aud higher The
sales footed up 900 bales closing stiff the basis Of
i3iie. 4ac., with little 10 he had under the latter
figure
EgEiGns we're steady but not active. To Liverpool
about 5V00y bushels Of whea. were engaged in bulk aud
u ships bags at Id and 10000 DO n bulk a lal, 200
bb oil al 40s per 80 gallons and 900 600 bbl.
-four az "a. Cd 3s 10sd and 900 sted hides at S5s.
by the Great Lsslern i20 900 bushes OF wheat
were reported engaged az 14d I'D. and 1000 bbIs.
nour NJ ss To Iondoa Occ hb.s nc;r a, g. 10, 3D.
100 tons ocako at AS Cd and Is 900 bushels
OF wheat Id, in bulk. TO Glasglw 100 bhls taow
at 40s., and 10 tons lard At ass. foreign vessel
taken up cr Gloucester TO load with wheat At lth,
in bulk
lots at 5Jc., aud for city use al 5jc. 60. ,..g
IInEs-sa.os OF 900 irsnOs Ayres and River hides
made at 23tkc 2ic., establishing an advance Of
&c. PER ib.
MoLA.sEs. s.--1he market was frm, with limited saos.
PROVISIONS. ork--1hc martot was hrm, while the
sales embraced 900 bbs at $40 75 FOR mess aud at
g. so IS 10 for prime Bcsr steady aud the do.
mand moderate whls the sales embraced 200 bbs., st
Si2 SO for plain and at $40 30 ss 50 for extra.
Prime and bees hams quiet and nominal Cut
meats Bfmer with sales of 223 packages st &C. for
shoulders and at SC. sac. for hams. Lard loss
active but prices sustained saes Of 800 packages
were sds at SC. 9hc., the latter figures FOR prime
quality. Butter inactive NJ l5c. Ice FOR state In
tnbs and st lie. for choice yellow in hrkins Ohio
ranged from l3c. a l5c Cheese was unchanged.
SUGARS were firm, while the salss embraced SIT hhds
Cubas, mostly within the range OF Thc. Sss.c
Tutow.--1hs market was quito hrni for all dsscrip-
tons solss Of 5000 ibs. were reported A. sac go
for Western, anu ~ 1Oc Tor city.
wmsKIY Tho maikst was firm and In good request
with salss n COO bbls at 3lc for State and at $50
32c FOR Western; tho latter figure reported for small
parcels.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15


q s:::ssssS "A IL VIII nd.s ana ~ s;::s:
sr q @ Ne. 81 % ss1 s s
sssAas'ssa :ssss sSS'S
DAYS VIII sick and wounded. Assisians Quarter
sissmshi Baltic }g transport. comsloes Fort Dsl.
u s1as' m Fort & lsss lai ss
ron Governors Island ON the i2th inst. ...s
Ssns %n. . :. fsy ss "sS H. ;s ~
Fle fsA nd slsnaized steamship City Of Baltimore hence
fos sbib Isi h ou,hsd Husss Genoa May o. and abr.
1is ns:.ss .ss' fss ss'S s.ass
& . sIs .aass ssss sss .ss. sss o.
pssssG T0%sePs she smsrisns rom New orean
u bark Rosbuck. Lieut. Trundy, Commanding Fort R3
rs.nt!ns sapf,rs suspo; Ay.s. Nay
The line when aays since then I. have had shs
large .pss .ppaasniy ships wS ss
Britt sr,:nni; sIrs', Esn: Newcastle Vi. s'~ "a
to srss. % some Sss1S SssSs bull
sss S.s. e ss s: . ss s;.: ssss sss:.s
81 e. az sHm 7. e = lon Sc spoke 'As
Brig Saline pl. Arohenete Matamoras, 30 days. with
o0SS r e sr r cf 81 John M, Nes 81 Johns
a s,: Pss:ss Psssss
pr. June -, Win & sugar. u 70 Gorhana Bo.rdman
Schr Windward (of Stocktonl, Partridge MatanzaA IL
with &C. 70 walsh Carver Chase. Sid In com
with bark Caaada for Portland and brig crOton for
sssy T4rssasr !Es, Hunter. Cow Bay oB.M AAysTwtsA
ssAS r Nenpsrs Br BssS oom~. Ms days
% 9Ass e PRsfs ~ msSs Mass. Wal. Now os.a.
25 days. with naval stoaes &c. to Brucn:
sr sa s'ss1 M sR %a.sasss. SS
Schr Kate Gordon. Wilson, Trenton, NJ.
s,: Ts: %:.s: ssss,,: :s
Schr = Raxton, Titcomb. Saco, 7days.
Schr Hartford. Deans, Bangor via Norwich.
Scl,r VIM Pickering. Terry. Bangor, ~ dAya
Schr vi hlander, Bogari. Portland, Ne.
Sohr Golden Gate, Weeks. Roston, dR-s.
Sehr Nelson Harvey. Wells Poston for Albany IA
Schr Susan. Bearsc. Boston, days.
Scrr Ann $ Sal,sr, fish Wareham, 2dayB.
sctr John Oliver, Sands, Ed artown days
Schr Clifton lRr>. Be'yea Providence. 2 daya
Sc'.r Nolya fBr), Kenncdy. Providence 2 days
s.ar Unras uoyt New London for Roudout.
Steamer Albany ~ S ,ransport) LOWS Ncwbern NO.
June o, with passengers, 10 u \ Oua,trrrnAser
Steamer Haze (C transp0rt) Clift. Harrisons Bar
(James Riyer) Juy H. a i2 and Fortress Monroe i1A
at I'M 10 d D Tonpkins. s Qnarcimaster.
Steamer Comet. Jonas, Philadelphia.
Steamer II Bnrdon. Loper. Philadelphia
BELOW
ship Tamerane Is days from New ofcans-By pilot boat
Bri. 4 Hopkius LeerhoG, from the West indies
Also ono bark, unknown.
Wind at sunset s. very light
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
The Ince ntiIary Fires fn Rossia.

The ennfsgrstios n Russia are spreading from 81.
Petersburg to the proynces AZ Tiis, the 18th of
May tor houses burned 10 the sroard at Mohlew,
on Tie 9th " June twsnty houses. ~ Caernichow,
The 1th q June forty -four houses, hundied aud
thirty three shops and church. condagr atoms have
also taken rsos at Novogorod and At Crunstad Terror
prsyais al the seat OF goyernnsnt The force nfnatsd
with hs care Of The public safety hss bsen ncreasen
Ths houses closed and stranger u admitted 1be
losses at ST. Petersburg are estimated al many hundred
ion. n r.L ee In addition to the numerous agr grssts
ths, have been nsde the suddsn dssppeasance " to
Eostofscr Alde.ds camp u the Empsrr, has given
" much commsnt, Es y accused d being ccnnscssd
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

with The secret soclstes and In corrsondeacs with
them What adste the excl smsnt canned ~ this Incl
dent ~ that the Ct1unel denounced revolution
hi is the Of the General who put STOP by his
revelations to the insurrsction OF 1925 and ever
Afterwards the devoted oonndsntsi adviser OF Nchoas
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
SHIP PIN G NE VS..
.-.<y.>,yS~~>>e>~.~~~~,
ALMANAC ron sKw YORK. BAy.
sux srTs......... 81 HfcH WATER morn ii ii
port Or New York, July IL, 1904.

CIEbRE1L
Stip Caiolue Masnus, -, Liy erlool-W Whiuock, yr
Ship Thompson Merrin.sn, LNcrIool-Ii FAB II
Ears Catalina Jenkins, Bostcn--E Dawson
Brig Baidassare forD, Randch Cork dc--HolInboe Co.
Brju Duukirk Johnson Turss Is sands-t Peters.
Brig Trade Wind, Chase, Turks Isands=0 &Ey Peters,
Brig Stronness tBr), ---- StJohns, MI DeAly.
Brig Martha Jape tBr), corbett 81 john Mp Nevius
,c., John Pierce sears Kingston, Ja--J Leaycrast
schr Emma (Br), Scott. Cow hay, tB-Master.
Senr LEO CTr1, Rice, 81 John, MP Neyius a Son.
Schr Dwina (Br), Martha, st John, NBPf Nevus Son
Schr Ann Cole, Baltimore-Merrl Abbott.
Schr Ida Della Tore Jones Bnltimofe--N BARLOW.
scLr Horizon, Jones. Snow lila Hsvens
aehr y Burrows, Brown, Drummondstown-M Master
Srhr Cors, Kelly Philadelphla--N Barlow.
sohr sarah Jane Edwards, Philsdevh Bentley, Smith
schr Caroline Grant. Pressy. Phisaephia-sirapson A
Ciapp -
sclr Elion LeuisA. Snow, New uaysn-kaster,
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.

MONDAY, July A-6 P. M.
To.day's bank statemens compares as follows
with that Of last Monday 4~f +
We X sdisso Loaas. Spice CtcstI'M. Dspssits
July Castle 81 7so 6t9 ,sl5 1877 4s6 5si
July l47 1921 436 81 09S l4 zl2 S97 l2I 53s 05s
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
sl47 .oo7 ,4se 81 oss 174s ,2i2 as7 Is7 sos o5s
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

= n CITY CONlMENCIAL REPORT,
,.a MONDAY, July l4--6P.A.
AsHEs.-Pots aud pearls were both Al Sc, With mode.
rate sales
BHYApsTUrrs.- our--1he market poned dull and in
some cases SC. lower but with a rally in foreign
change while frcights stationary, the market
recovered and closed quite steady. The sales footed up
about is 900 bbs closing within the range Of the FOL.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

OF New York, thus notices the market for Ameri-
can stocks:-
per cent Fast Inda 4 and Pinjab ri Buffalo, Brant and
ticderich bonds lsT3) have recsded and do. t1S7l)
hayc advanced =, and Buffalo and Lake Huron prefs-
renee have declined e. In American the only variations
from yesterday were decline OF pcr cent each 10
United states and Virginia 6s, and u in Illinois Central
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

From the London Posi- government organ) July III
The detailed Intelligence which has brought by
the Mexican mali confirms the apprehension we bad ex
pressed AZ the commencement OF the divergence between
France and her allies In Mexico that the french
commander had assumed task that was beyond his
strength. He had undsrtaken with force OF only seven
thousand in The hsd four thousand more
In rsssrye yero Cruz to penetrate at least two hup
dred aud y miIss INTO the interior 10 seize the capital
20 diyIate pcacs beside Montsznas frone--snd pro-
baby, Also to overthrow the government or Juarez
Under tie plea plausible enough Of s notorious usurpa
tor ard demand pebscis Of the Mexican people %
70 tAe form Of rstmanss establishment which they
would ch1ose.
IL the ueantiue II appears that Jusrez has received
thai additional adhesion Of parties in Mexico which the
French Invasion OF The Interior and the undoubisd vlc
tor of tho forces OF the Mexican government rebds ed
" pvst certain that he would receive. A. TAR
he irdlsd IN this short interval q time the pro-
rots by AlaoDte appears TO be growing loss aud less
popular ~ ssstds t,syfors tkey 70 x ioag tsfoy. The
ioaf tescn Fronre nNd HeSlco arrive at set sHen
NJ Hllaut has indignantly rejected we foresaw that
hs would the proposition 20 treat with Junrez snd wbo
~, Hnfavorabls tor the ransmssi Of fresh
troois TO Mexico the vomito is daily carrying OF tile
french reserves at Vera Cruz. u remains 10 be
what use Juarcz will make OF ne eyrdord may cnor.
tuy which this inevitable delay Ia the resumption OF
the war Is saording him.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
The idea or Throne About TO be Absn-
from tho London Times, july 81

Bot in one great matter tho French government admits
a change OF purpose. do not give undue pronlnsucs
10 prncs MAJ liIian," says W. Bllsuit II would rscr,
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

The proposals for the purchase Of the $4,000 Of
six per cent Wisconsin State bonds, authorized to
he issued, by chapter 22e Of the general laws Of
1862, we're opened on Wednesday. The following
,.,cre the hidS and awards all at par:-
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

AA
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-11-15
A MERIcAN WATCHES FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS.

A MERICAN WATCHES FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS
a The American Watch Company OF Watham, Mass, give
notice that they lately issued staple OF watch
y designed for soldiers and others who desire god watch
ct moesate price. These watches intended to take
place Of the cheap anchors and epnes OF foreign manu-
facfure with which the market is flooded and which, a3
every knows, made TO keep time being
fuse manufactures unsaleabe il Europe and sent to this
country for iocsegiilJ and sl nday purposes only.
Our new watch is most substantially made, cased in ser
ling silver and is reliable and accurate tmepiece. 1t is
offered but little above that is asked for the
named series of watches W. Elery, and they
may found at the stores Of agents. Chancey Rob-
bins Beaufort Douglas Steele Co., Hilton Head for the
American Watch Company.
g. A. ROBBINS, General Agent
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-11-15

skirmishcls frequently Observed and encountered
small bodies Of the enemy's cavalry, who were
however easily driven of. directed Capt. Eaton,
of the Engineers, to destroy the bridges on the
read in my rear which he did thoroughly, thus, in
measure hindering the pursuit. The enemy,
however made his appearance and attacked US with
Infantry and Artillery, three several times during
our cmbarkation, but on each instance we drove
them off with serious loss, as they were directly
under the guns of the Planter and PATRON.
AS soon as the steamer again foated, we re-
turned to Mackeys Point, by order Of General
Brannan, and thence, by way of Hilton Head to
this Post.
regret to report that during the last attack of
the enemy, Lieutenant J. B. Blanding, Sd r. l. A.
at that time in charge of the Planters guns, was
dangerously wounded in the left arm and side-he
is now however doing well. This was the only
casualty on our side during the day.
1t affords me great pleasure to state that every
officer and man of my command behaved, during
the entire day, in the most commendab!e manner,
evincing only desire to meet the enemy, and re-
gret at the necessity of retreat.
Major Green act'g. Lieut.. Col. 4Sth N. Y. Vols,
and Capt. Strickland, actg. Major do. {: were es-
pecially useful.
Captain Gould Sd R. I. A., also, rendered me
most efficient service, as did also Captain Eaton,
Serrels Vol. Engineers, all of whom displayed the
utmost zeal, energy and ability, i'll al they We're
called upon to perform.
have The honor to be, Captain, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
W.B. BARTON.
Col. 4sth N Y. s. Vols. Commanding Post.
CAPTAIN LAMBERT I
.dss t. .8dJt. General.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-11-15

Just RECEIVED at the store under the Post Office, fresh
lot OF fne letter and note papers, envelopes pens ink
and other stationary Military books Novels In great ysr
ETY. knyes pipes brushes and fine lot of English and
French aoyes and other Furnishing Goods for the Army
and Navy,
The latest daily and pictorial papers for sale each ar
rival fom the North Also TIE NEW SOUTH every Saturday
morning
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AGENCIES OF AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY.

NEW YORK AND Boston, OCTOBER 18th, 1852.
sn I'VE have to inform you that owing to the Large al
IN Silver Gold and other Metals Precious Stones
Supplies and Tools tho American Watch Company have
reduced their discount ten cent on their productions
Yours respectfully,
ROBBINS APPLETON, 182 Broadway, n. 7,
- - ROBBINS, APPLETON .c CO.,
15S Washington St., Boston.
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HEADQUARTERS, o. s. FORCES,


ontae SauannaA Ricu. Fns Pul6li, Ga. OF. IS 1854
Captain IL have the honor to report my share
in the recent operations against the Charleston and
Savannah railroad IN accordance with orders from
Genn Mitchell, received on the evening Of the
Goth inst, left this. Post at O'Clock A. NJ, on
the 2lst inst, with three hundred men Of the 48th
Ny. Vols, and fftymen of Sd Rhode Island Arti.-
lery (the latter under command of Captain John
II. Gould) with three days cooked, aud seven days
uncookcd rations-en board the armed transport,
Planter.
On arriving at Hilton Head received instruc-
tions as to my number in the line ofthe feet and
also directions to report to Brigadier General
Brannan. who commanded the expedition On
reaching Mackeys Point, for further orders. Soon
after daylight on the morning of the 22d, repor.
ted to General Brannan on board the Ben Deford,
and was directed by him toproceed with my COM
mand up the Coosawhatchie river-as near to the
town of that name as Imi mightdeem practicable; and
dsembarking under cover of the gunboats, which
were to accompany me, to move toward the town
and, if possible reach the Charleston and Savannah
railroad, ,and destroy it at that point and the bridge
Oh it, over the Coosawhatchie river.
was fully instructed, however, not to hazard
too much In order to accomplish the above, but, if
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-11-15

AIR. c. G. ROBBINS BEAUFORT s. c., is now estab-
l lished the corner opposite Stevens House, He
has always on hand for SALE the most desirable goods for
this section Of the country and for Army uses At the lowest
prices.
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Huron HEAD. S. c., Oct. 9th, 1862.

HILTON HEAD. >. w., Oct' S1th, looS'
Colonel I'll have the honor to report that
left ;he Boston at ii P. NJ. with IL men and
negro guide, to capture picket post; went up the
river by water to within two mics Of my destina-
tion landed and real he'd the rear of the picket
little after day-break, sent six men to occupy
dyke in the rear, to capture any who might escape
me, then advanced and captured two cavalry
pickets, one lst Lieut.. in Morgan's cavalry, and
leay-;ne, that two more pickets would soon be in,
- n guard to ~ them lsss in, and
stationed the remaining force about the grounds,
with orders to allow the rebels to enter the line and
then capture them, which was done. then en-
barked and returned to the feet and delivered the
prisoners to Gen. Brannan the property consist
ing of valuable cavalry horses, sets cavalry
equipments, 2 double-barreled fowling pieces,
rife, 8 cartridge boxes and belts to Capt. Cor
yell, Quartermaster of Gen. Bran an Brigade, by
order of Gen. Brannan. Ny thanks are due Master
Orman Of the gunboat Paul Jones, who accompa-
MED me with men.
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Your obi. Servt.,
Lieut.. S. M. SMITH, Sd Regt. N. Il. v.
Col. JOHN 81. JACKSON, Sd Regt. N. II. V.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27

The latest advises Fs5m Mexico. which are up
to the 18th irst -t.sc th.. to battle has bseR
fought al Acu!liz. -" bst,sta - F.en,b sGd
MszIcsu forces, winch is - ,,,irG - dawn
c0utsst-ihs MeNisans TetiIug Eut th- FisncA
losing most IL killed and wounded TIE ioI5asT
ers represented as having directsAa=,, ire prin-
oiPaIly at ,h- French officers, knowing tAey could
not be replaced nntil fresh Importation sT-
rived from beyond the Atlantic
The French were matching on lhe capital, bat
tha MeIiesns were y.7sing last behind tham
thus threatening to cut 5E thsT communication
With tie coast
t:5a PAM ana staff had ani,rf but he vac
not lersiv5d Wia au,h onihus,=-.n
\ Spanish steamer hsi gene "a Ne,, Orleans
70 protect tie welfare and proPef., there OF hef
Catbol~ neizsty'a subjects.
The Wykr L,aaooma tr.-gs 80 beru ,auti-a
by tha MeNeau government. ia spite - The
pro est Of ia FocncA plenPot-ntiar.e- sga!ns.
any treaty toe 3Jezi,an government might ruske
under thc present c:reumstancaa.
Solelad and Cordoya were ocrupied b. &eZi
can toops as soon as the French f,rcss left hem,
and 1890 wego ready 80 occupy Orizaba il the
same way
The black yonIl had appeared al Yers Cruz
earlier sni "a &. more malignant form thaa usual,
and vss committing ts2siu! r,vasos among the
uaBuistiou
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27

IEis sacred spot, chosen b. freemeE as tee
sanctuary Of their principles, adorned Oy the
statues Of their ancestors, and rendered immortal
by its past history. IS threatened by the invader
Tho President, Go-erGoT and mayor all con
cur Il the discrimination 70 defend the city.
TEs President declares his purpose to protect the
capital and State Of Virginia This IS glorious,
IEs Legislature has rendered Itself 1lustrious
u ia,TeaiHE its defense al any sacrifice The
GITsIn"T has aall5d tha citizens capable 5i ser
vice 30 aims aud tho people. with uusnimity,
sanction ths sacrifices which necessity snd honor
impose UPON IEeIn
Indeed. Es have everything 10 appTsEen5.
nothing to hope IrGm any othaT course
We are happy however to believe that the
dangers to be spPTshsnded ron bcmbardmsnt
is every IaoRent diminished BY our improved
preparations So tEst ths assault, Il made, viii
BE b the ordinary weapons Of land fOrcs, to
which va are able to respond Let cur citizens,
then, take courage Iha defslses CT the city is
due tG its character and the danger Of injury to
persons snd property great as It may be is moth
ing to the evils OF submission
We beg them On the other hand u remember
the effect of successful defense Our cause
viii be triumphant Foreign powers viii see
tho necessity Of an interference The North
will witness the destruction Of property and see
that we will endure sil things rather than be-
como their subjects
Nothing will shorten IEe wax ike 1 Iesolate
ezertion-nothing PTOlong its evils like an ignO-
miniOus sUuender.-RicAmc1d jVBiS