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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Gunbcct association organization Of
this Association has been effected, and the
following ladies have been appointed to col.
Iect funds for it in their respective districts
Let the laudable objsct for which this Also
citation is established appeal successfully to
the patriotism of every citizen Of Rich N ond,
aud let this effort of the ladiee receive that
its,
Mrs J. l.. Seay-On Union Hill.
MIS-. L. Wilson-Shed Town
Mrs. Or. CARTS And A.iss Belle Maury--Dn
Mrs Hen nip gssn-O On Gary and Canal sts q.
and the cross streets south Fl ON Cary also,
Main street, from loth ,oll,h.
Mrs. Caroline Phi,lipe-From llth down,
with cross s:raete TO Gary
Mrs J Watkinecn and Miss May o-Rock.
etts and below X CT nlond.
Mrs Or. Handley aud Mics Roane--On
Leigh street, from Al mp, with cross streets
to Clay and all north OF Leigh.
Mre. B. Tacker and Mrs. VIM. Butler
In the town OF sidney.
Missss Taylor-Un Leigh street, from 10th
- 4,h. with cross streets to CLAY; also, all
north Of Leigh.
Mrs. Howison and M,s. Or 8wathmey-
Gu Ross street at the Clifton House, with
Mayo street, l7!h, 18th, lstn. ana aoih, north
Of Franklin.
from 10 n up, with he cross streets 70 Gary
Mrs DR. Wayt ard Mrs. James W1yt-On
Marshsll St., with cross streets to Broad
Miss Maria Cord IN and Miss Hattie Cooke
On Broad, from 7th street down to Mayo
street also, Capitol, with the cross streets
to Hrace
Mrs. Purdoe-Amopgst her frie de, for the
Asre citation.
Misses B gStr-On Broad. from 7th st with
CT of streets to 0rare.
Miss Macon and Miss hpston-Ou Frank
| lin, with Bank st. from 18th to the old Fair
Grounds. with Dress s.a to Main.
Miss r. zzini and Miss Wallace-0n Roe,
| ST., at the ifton House, with mayo st g, ;7th
18th, ls.h, and Goth, north Of franklin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Hsocy ArtWsry-Compauie." and I'D"
Of NJ j,f D. Gournays BAtta!ion Of Heavy
commaod. These two companies are com
mand.d, respectively, by CaptainsS $. T. Wright
and W. n Coffin, two yo1ug Virginiane, who
behaved most sallantly during the battle Of
Manassas, and have .5nsernently seen more
than the pomp of war. They haze collected
around them many Of their old comrades, and
thus, these new recruits for the army Of the
Peninsula will prove TO be tried veterans.
Companies "a and "B," already on tho
Peninsnl4, were raised in New Orleans, and
two more companies, sre, We understand,
nearly complete. All this has been done In
ninety days, and without the Major leaving
his post at Yorktown, where he has been on
1uty for tho past ten E0ashs. the Major Ia a
man of much energy, aud accustomed 10 over
come difficulties he was one of the energetic
officers of Gen. Lopez, and came very near
sharing the fate Of that unfortunate leader
during the revolutionary struggle in the
Island of Cabs, 10 the year 1851. We may
expect brave deeds from this corps where we
find the patriotism of Virginia and Louisiana
combined.
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Pot,ioti. E.op pte.- The congregation of ths
Second Baptist Church - this city have .et An
example tina: may challenge eh1u.a.ion, but
for elf-sacriticipg patriotism cannot be eicell-
ed. They met not long siucs and by unani-
mons vote gave their church bell TO be cast
into eannon to becsed in the public defence.
To show that this was not all empty promise
made fer effect, they Immediately had it taken
down tcbe put to the use indicated At the
same nesting at which theeeseoia,ion above
stated vas pa5sed, T WIS determined to
subscribe sa:a suffcistt to purchase
enough metal to add to .hrt n the bell
to form into battery to rs called the
Second Baptist Church battery. Mr.. John
f. Tanner, an influential member Of the eharch,
and largely engaged In the foundry business,
promised on behalf of himself aud associates
that SIS battery should be ready at an early
day, and without cost to those who furnishe d
the rrateria's The churches in New O:leaps
"a large proportion of them being C4tholicl
have, with tie sanstisp Of their Bishop. adopt
ed the same course.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

A man named Price, imprisoned en- the
charge Of Conspiring with negroes, m ade his
escsp e from the jail CT hlcnEgomery county,
Va, las. week.
On Friday sast, white p. +. Frazse. Jr., OF
Columbia, &. o.. " ~ On his way to Joan his
company on the coast. he fell from q wagon
and broxe his Eecg
An ahray took place rec unity. fsw miles
above Ds eo.c. La, between Geo. ". Grove
and DR. A. II. iouEg, IA which tbs latter re-
ceived two shots. which ~ WAS Supposed
wcu Id terminate fatally
W. A. Lord, transpeutatso n agent on the
Mobile and OniJ Railroad, died recently In
conseq asrcs & IN INJURY received On tho
Rad.
The Charleston Hco&Nsays: Gen. walk
ere dissaS., we rtgfet % 1eArn, has tasen n
uplavorabls turn, present 4ng sym p.oMs that
dve much alxrm for the 1esolt
Hon. Wn. Pope. of4t. Lakes PayiaA. ..
o., died On tie I6th Of Aeroh near sanders
vile. "a.
Alexander Ealls, ope VI the mast enter.
pyisilg 1axebants Of Ooia mbsa, d u. died
last Friday.
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Bones CT 1aB VASDALs IN NASHVILLE We
copy the following from the Atlanta Cou66e-

Bones CP IHB EAEDALs IN NASHVILLE We
copy the following from the Atlanta CopfeSe-
ey:
A letter latsly received In this city from q
citiz OF Nashville, who isfs there aft.r the
surrender Ct the city, states tha; the Yankees
have injured very materially tho property OF
those cit:sens ia the service absent nom their
homes on business. or com PEELED to leave
from the nature Of their occupation. The
house oz Col. George Nancy 1st Tennessee
resiHah') WAS ritdej, aud his Iurni. ure ruin
Cd TceJ committed depF dat,ons on tie
Pre-, erts OF Rev. JOAN b nlcFerrin Al h .
as, uad visited the residences Of Uoi Graz.
vile p Smith with The same diabolical pur.
ses, ont we're m 81 8. the door By his heroic
wi Q. arm<d with PISTOL and bowie knife.
With a c"nras g and dererminatio VI the wo
msM or re she confronted them, saying: 81
hive husband. two sons, aud Il hro,her in
the helj. oat.lpg fer ,ae South. II were a
man, would re there, 100; bat Us I'm ouly
a " ON n, have oeen Left behind % protect
my hcme. and Wall do II. II one Of your
vandEi crew darcs to place hts fset within
this porch, ne does so at his peril; for Will
certainly kill Elm - The yanAees stood
ann % f,r & TINE, and haally quietly with.
drew. witho n SatteM ling 20 entsr the house.
And this Is onlva specimen Cf the seau-
menu AID feelings OF most o. tae Nashville
ladies'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

The new Constitution of Virginia, which
has probably been rejected, was step in the
right dirsctioa- The evils which have
come upon the old Onion, tho perils and
sudsrings BY which No are sourrcunded, are
clearly trsceabls 70 the radical changes In the
old 61ate Constitutions which made every Of
nee elective aud gave the right Of voting to.
everybody. without regard to their capacity
Tor exercising the right and their interests in
soc'ety. The old Virginia O,psti'ution was
tho beat Constitution State ever had, and the
Gay Of ite downfall dates the beginning of our
descent 70 an abyss from which nothing but
this great Revolution can save us. The qaes-
hon Of constitutional reform, however, ia one
which cannot be carried BY discussion and
agitaaion, 50 long - there are demagogues
Who can only i've by corrupting society Cir
e1mstanees will compel it, however. The
great objects If Ill society cannot succeed un-
der reiSn Of universal license, aad men will
insist hereafter that the preservation Of pre-.
perty and life shall have some safeguards in
their institutions, a. we'll as what is called
liberty,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

CAFFAIN MORGAN We have published sew.
eral accounts 81 the delays Of that gallant
pa-t:zaa leader, Captain John II Morgan,
OF Kentucky, iScludinE his capture Of Il tele
graph operator at 0ailaiio, Tennessee, OF d
bis sending q ruHbsE Of dispatches to Louis.
Vile, among them one to Prentiee, OF the
Louisville Journal, politely Offering 70 &C. as
his est OFT On his props sed visit 10 Nashville.
Bf:er perfo smirg this feat, Captain Morgan,
with his men, awaited the arriv al OF the train
from DO wing Green, md ihe Atlanta Con-.
fsderaey tells what easned:
In duc time tho train carus thurdering In.
Captain Morgan At once 8 IL ID il, and taking
fivs FEDERAL officers who were pasesn gers, and
the engineer OF tae train, pr,solers, he turu.
ed 20 cinders al OF the cars, with their o J.
tents, ana thea filling the locomotive with
tu,pentine, sbut down all the valves and
started /. 10 wards Nashville. Ref0reit had
run eight hundred yards the aecum uIation
Of steam cauced i. 10 expo 10. shiveriuR ii
into a thousand atoms. captain Morgan
then stsrtsd southward with MIS- prisoners
and maize his way safely to the &c fedsrAss
camp.
Ths bridge over Barren river, beys nd Fowl.
ing Green. las not yet b,ea rsbailt, ard the
Federals had only one locor olive and one
:rsiu OF cars with viii n to 60 all their bust
mesa between 30 Wing Green and Nsshvil
The seriOps damage fD ii cted upon the FEEDER
ais bv This dashtng exploit may be appTecia.
ted from this fact.
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direct the SEC .etafy Of War to rssrond to The
In v frog ato.iee hefe,otUra peopoundsd ~ the
House, 10 his immedixse rredscess 10 once,
touch ~ the recent military dxa-tfrs At FOR :
Of the city Of Nashville into I'm harsis Of the
enems II he shell desm II Compatible WITH
the puoIic iatef. ~ that said intefsoHa'rtieE
shall bs snewere6.
Ear roGrs tated that IL was now nearly
three weeks since these iaterrcg etoIiss were
rroroun"sd to the hate Secretary Of WAv,
and answer to them had b.en resolved. j.
the p,esiient knew of any re3eon Why thsy
shonid no: he ans <erec, OF courss Il II ouse
was prepared TO aeq nicsee Tho resolution
Wa sgreed 20.
Mr feo1E ale, submitted .hs fo.!owtnGxe
s3!a ion:
ResoIvsd, That a s.isc. ooSqmN tse b, ep-
poin q by IA .sGease. q. taie Home to cones.
Of Ave r,:.> 5eis. charged with tins dusy OF
inQuiTiss 10 30 alleged a ouses IN tho medical
ds2ar snsnt IF the army, the dsfscs In rue
,ysa m, II sne h exist, ana failures In the ad.
mi ais.ratton Of the department
as ED to.
AS, IA rssoin / n In rs! .rarc' 30 tie print
lag ~ the Journal Of the PToviki)Rnl tlon-
grsss, and the as.s Of ts Inst sssSton. Tnis
resolution was .ri.cassed At some length b.
Aessra utptr, Aol', and Ccnrao. when. the
question beii e called upon IL, M. kOote.
wi z ;he copS3at OF the Il ,1ss, Eithd e n 1t.
nr. tUsRIs, ot Tenn p-e-sa ed two de.
signs for a Ola f,de:ae h,g; y hiao were re-
.err-d TO the Conmit;es On flag AID seal.
Mr. HBRBxaT, Of Texas, moved u recoDsil.
ere ton a The vote ny which .hs bill { feTed
by him on friday lrst, 10 sntAotise the Eec
re:ary CT War to.rct5iva TO th~Confeder.
axe se!v 4 regim'nt tor the proisc :ton Ct
he f.1n isr Of T-xas, WIS referred to The
Committees on NJ, itiry AH.irs. The motion
70 reooas!cer was agreed To; but The bill 10
btiug ct hand, As consideration wa posi-
pCned
NJ. SrAPLss, OF Va, offered the following
resolution, which Was adopted by tne acust
Rssyirsd, That tbs s!ornn..tee en- military
Affairs inquire iutc tha s.peclency If repcrs
irg h,n authorizing tne appoiatmenI Of II
sp ciai Commission, to proceed 10 tbs coun
lies constituting the military district Lately
l,nder the command OF Brgadier Generals
Floyd Ea Wits, and boar proof OF Claims
agaiGs. Nse Cover ment for rrovietc Ms and
8 ores, clothing a: osner articles furnished
he armies the Donk d-rate %, t,es
M. L7oSs, OF Va, offered a resola ioa tina;
,ae Senate be requss va TO return 10 this house
tbs resolution f1inE tae time icr acj urn
faen;. Lais on tac :ep.e.
Mr. Gaessft then moved .h.t the House
GO IN u sscra. ssion, AND iae Doorkeepsr wa.
ordered 20 c esr the fioar.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Loss of tho Wander bilt-A fairs a..
leland Number Ten. &c. "

ArersYA, March 81 - New Orleans psn...
Of IL II n inst received here. report ths Ia.
Of ne Coz fsdsfats steamer vaEd.rbiI.. n.
captain, i've of$Ae crew, and eight pas..
gers, arrived safe On the FLORIDA coast. On.
bdnt oontainirs s,venteeA men lad rst ~,
heard frcnf.
The river s.sasisr Nationa had arrived =
M.mphis from Is,aEc Ndmber Ten. win -.
telligencs that the FEDERAL glno5it, WIZ
firing 81 WHY and ~ long range. ' hott sss )
our works any injury whatever
The Appeal, Of the ie.h, has private lst,,r
frc m Island No. 10, dated on the eth, which
s,ys We feel safe hsre, 90 far as he Fed.,.,
ganboats are concerrs1. Thsy are afraid "a
c )me in reach OF our spus. Oae boa, h.
b.en already sunE-AaotA.r. sapposed TO !.
the Benton. would sir2 Il The vAa,e- WA A..
enough. The steamer Cramps oi1pss ~
ton had been shot through and through, and
that twelve ~ her men bee been sHiled
They also report that over eco Fsdsrals had
oeen killed In the fight Mt New Madrid, An
he Federal gunboats and trsnsper,s had
gone Up .se river ont Of sight A f,w mos.
teIe ard Ole gknt 1at re main. TIE Coined.
rae steamer Bed Rover naA been perforated
BY a piece Of she'll which caused her " leak,
This, however. was soon s;opps q, end no
body was h art.
AppIYIoyAL.
DEs ARc, March 20 The troops are gather
IL in large d nm bere at Jecksonport sEd Pc.
cahon.as The ara IN the Aishsst Spirits IN
prosp<c, of ira 70 edia.e retv;se.
Gen. Van.Dorn and Gen. Jeh. Thompson
are preparing for IN -rly movsraea On soms
point on the Mississippi river.
With this forceit il considered he MISS
sippi Valley IL safe from the enemy
, Msspa q, March ~ The AcstaHeA., OF this
morning ga. tina. tia foTcs OF the enemy
attemp ping take Island No. 10 have bes,
throw6cs she'll and shot for two h n dred and
forty hours. They have expended over ,hrea
lhousauu l3.tnch shell, aud have burnt owe,
one hundred thousand pounds OF powder
vet they have done no damage to the para
pe.s OF our works, to the hutlii oge, or to tAs
m. gs xir o., or to Our sunr. Up 70 this Tins
ouly ono Cor feder ate soi;fsr has been killed
Communication With the Island By Tipton
vile has been interrupted.
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"Hs.s1 ), Th m II sAsr il Due
RIoaHosD Va, Ma:ch 8 st, lss2

To ii. Editors cf TIC Dispaseh
With much pleasure and I-idA have seen
The honora biz mention OF % nam es OF many
Il those who par;icii at.d in tao iate bloody
batle ~ei- Wiuches. or, by letter.w iters. ye,
/. Is soTnevhat morufjirg to my 2lind 10 see
STe t2i distinctions mace, when ali fought
so glliaotly, and so bly, sustsi1ed she re-
p,tarioa ana cause OF the south 1t ia not
only II los ice to tie cb!yaIrons and gallant
but AL Insult &c modes. II sr,t that special
few should 10 the rsc'piea:s Of printed ap-
phase and g1ided praise. The gallant Caps.
=. T. val. n, OF co. K s3d Rrgt We Vols,
Whcse conduct On that occasion, With his
Spartan band Of ~. was iI every sense com.
mend atcry and gallant, as been passe1 over
upno:tcet. He now lies In she Hospital at
Stanton with his left arm shattered ard
bruised Gu army claims no, al Off cer o I
the sans rank moro chivalrous and com pa
tent lnsn Captain Walto while lis men,
who, within the pas. twelve IN cnths, have
shown themselves worthy f0emen of the
Pro1de5t enac. y 8 steel conducted III selves
In mani or hat would have done hoaor to
the martyrs OF ThermopylB. a JAY 4.
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The grand army of She Fcderals seems to
have been transported from tho neigh Dor
hood Of Washington 70 tho Psuin.uls, which
thsy have probably cone,u dsd is a shorter and
easier road TO Richmond than that via Msnas.
sas, which we have courtsously plsoed Ut
their disposal. Buff the road BY Manassas
Is bal, saaS by the Peninsula may not prove
much better. Whether the movement is a
fsiat TO cover an attack on some other point
remsins 10 DO seen. 0sn. Msgruder has not
been asleep on his post At any tine, and at the
present moment, he must be a very wide
awake man indeed who catches him mapping.
We have great confidence in this brilliant ard
energetic officer, and in the heroic veterans
uoder his oonamsnd. Tho Curious memories
Of Bethel will not be tarpished In their hand.
and Yorksowr, We dsvouily hope. will prove
u second lime the scene Of ps.;on's delivs,.
s.0cN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Not few Of the Northern papers critieiss
severely the expensive ball. and festivi.ies
va'ch the Lincoln family have inaus asntea at
re White House in the let OF the distSe.s
s'1 poverty CT taeir people. They aptiy
compare j. 10 Nero iddling while Rome yas
hasnins. We do net expect them 70 distress
themselves OF account of their brutal and
bloody invasion Of the Southern Confsderaey;
but, sai'ss thsir own nation IL bleeding 6aan-
e'aliy 4, every pare, ard its soldiers pe.ishi-g
BY EulstaAss. some ssoblsnce Of sabrss.y Of
1sveFs0sst might b looked for from any ten.
e-'ts Of ths Wfts Houss, sxeep. family Of
msrksyG Socially ssd politically, It IL no
s0aslI tieaaisg 70 b dslivsrsd from tbs Do
1855 q - 3 lvnao1.
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Arrival Of Prisours.-Ths Central ivsin Of
last evening brought In twenty nine Yankee
prlsonsrs and one negro, esptnfsd on the Hap
pabanncck on Saturday last. Among the nnm-
ons Colohsl and Two Eisds Colonies. They
" ere captured In An spgagsrlspt on tie day
above mentioned, and, II IL said, lost In add.
ton to these, a number in killed and wounded
they belonged to AZ s.lyenturous, party. who
were endeayofing to advance near our, inee,
when they were encountered BY Wheat's bat.
talon, which engaged them until Gen. Stuart
caue up with portion of his brigade, and the
enemy were signslly routed. Oar loss 10 rep
resented to have been inconsiderable.
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Gen. Evaas's Expedition to North
EA,.>o-1n<a~est from Mace,


CHARLksToa, March 81 The Charieetse
Courier, of thie n osrtpG, confirms the report
thst Gen Evans nd sentured on an expe.
di.iou to North Fdlsto. Il has Also informs.
ton from Hassau TO the ix.A.
The ship Gree, Rspu bic. rerorted to hav.
n board 1000 Federal troops. haa pas.sd
Nassau for ship leland.
The steamer Karanak reports the stes nss
Hiranoa, with ], 100 bales Of cotton, to have
ben csrtarsd OF tbs mouth Of the Missis.
sipri by the Ysdsisi,. The engineer tried 70
blow her up, but failed.
The Nassau R.ra'd learns from TIE Havana
paper 3 thaxn treaty Of cesce had been signed
AZ Lalidsd, February 1e:h. and that a ratifi.
caticD By Presicaut Juares had been re.
ceived Ii Vera CTua on TIE 7ssh. In oons.-
suence, tvo spsnish batts!ioas. Jos, start.
ing, mad returned - uavana
Part Of tbs allied army rem 81 n n. Urisa -,
The Mexican nag IS again h;ing from 'hs
Uas'ls Of San Juan de Uio1.
Tas Covrtry also SAYS that the Yankees
cap.-red four rics boats in Buil's Bay
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no USE DE DELEGATES.
Nc.pAt Msr. h 81 Is.

NCADAt, VAR q, 1862
An ecs &c aripotis, the sale Of ,he Rcano he
EriIar &.sirclc VS. passed, rlsn. eli t.
provide @gtjGs' tha esp. G. slaves IL Tie.
va.a!s c2and"a.
BIZ SCAhE o0,;ej rek'iution - remove
ooefs ~ Niplno III in bis { III q Of 8enersI
agent HHi StorskeeSor II he nenitentia-y
Ia puIsT:,:r - CT al o. DE- CT n. q 4ner,l IS
-enciy. re lav.ng fai!ea ~ eseere 4 .ew
b;lu
Jus ies3.a-.o.i vas agreed TO-.
TIE SptcEeI Requested ha all me mbers OF
tie EvEAe would remain over Ia ,ne CT 20
MORROW, rs II EGS Likely that nu .x.ra ses
son would b9 called. He had BEEN des;rsd
u make tits announcement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Secerd N.l,iary Class-Ths following
company officers have boon e.ectsdin the sew
era districts of this city:
North of Broad street, between Isl and
71h-John B. D .nforth, Captain; Andrew
Lieutenant.
North OF Broad and west Of lst streets
X w. Allen, Capt ait, VIM. II. Eg9le.ton ls,
Lieutenant: fno ". Beveridge,a Lisut ,nant
North OF Broad and east of j4yh Streets
Thomas II Hizhimer, Captain; James Il
Coct, jst Lien.sDani: Edward Turner 2.i
Lieu'enanJ. :;
South of Broad ard east of 4th stieeosn
A. Wilkins, Captain, George Watt, Let LEA
tenant; John j. Wills n, I'd Lieutenant.
Between 7th and l4th streets-Christoph
q. Tonpkins, Captain, B. w. Richardson, LIST
Lieute uant. Thomas NJ. Alfrierd, II Lieuten-
an:.
South IF Broad and vest of Eth streets
John F. Regnaub, Captain Adolphus Morris,
let tieutsnan{i JoEa r. 4'a.ebrook. Cd Lieu,
tenant
The foregoing companies are composed of
persons be.ween the ages Of IS and IS, and
all the districts extend one mile beyond the
corporate limits The following companies
are composed of thcse between Is and IS
years Of age
All the ei,y eaa of t.th street-R n Dnes
berry, Ctptain William s Conrad, Isl Lieu
tenan'; William NJ. Evans, "a Lieutenant.
All ~ city west OF 4sh street-W C. + ~
ner, Cd tain; H. r. Dupuy, LIST Lieutenant;
George ". Leo. I'd Lieutenant
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From tina Coast.

ArsusIA. March s,.--The Savannah E..s,
o. this morning. learns from passe gers JUS,
arrived. that scouts OF tho South Caroiins
army surprised a parey OF federais In a house
on North Z iisto Lland. o. Friday last,
killed three, wounded others, and captured
twenty. They also took three pieces Of can.
non ard several Federal uniforms. One
CaIoAnian vas slightly wounded.
The Savannah Republican has a similar 70.
port, and also the following later inteili.
gsnce, learned from d = astworhy gentle
mau. viz: That on Saturday General Evans,
vita 900 men, proceeded to attack the
enemy, suprostns HIM 70 be In force OF only
2 600, but, Instead, foand him to be flvc or six
thousan strong. Tts CNnfsderntes drovsin
the s1emy's picket, killing one end NOR.
tally wounding two, ard capturing twenty
me Confsderates hen retired in good order.