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D-Aceording to a statistical article In thu
&c aensinc American, the NJ mbsr of sewing ma.
chimes annually manufactured In this country Is
70 ,0c0 Twelve or fourteen establishments trs
engaged in the business. The number Of ma
chlnes made ia 1853 was only 2S00. Up to the
Present time from 1854 to 1922, the aggregate ID
NO go; and 35S American patents for improvs-
psenrs upon the original design have been taken
or, within thirteen years.
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GENERAL STURGIS.

We npprehend that Brig. Gen. 3. d. sturgis,
late in command of the troops in the vicinity Of
Alexandria. will soon be ordered to take the field
at the head Of fne division of veteran troops
He Ia proverbally one Of the best officers In the
service, and will doubtless give good account
Of himself thus employed.
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ORDERED TO DuTY.

Capt. Tbomss Henderson, 6tn U. s Infantry,
Bud Capt Francis Il. Bates, 4th Infantry, have
been ordered TO report, the former al Harrisburg,
Pa, and the latter at New York, to assist Ia
mastering troops into the U nited States.
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RSBsL Dzsrs.-Figures are given In the rebel
newspapers, showing the present Indebtedness
Of tke Confederate government to be $40 COG, 900
0t this nount $40 eco QUO Is due TO soldiers;
$500 COO 20 bank; s65 100000 for property
tsiisoi els 600 OC0 for property destroyed; S4S,-
Ooc 90 for safe aid, TO be REIN sed; 81 00e 900
on ueaEuEy note'; war leans, s6S 600 0cO.
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DISMISSED.

Capt. Lyman M. Kellogg, Of the 18th infantry,
has been dismissed the service, he having ten
dered his resignation while under arrest for drum
kenness and disobedience Of orders. -5T
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AGSTaN I'm

The slst Pennsylvania regiment, Col. Gregory,
who have for some months been performing guard
duty In Alexandria, left there yesterday afternoon
having been assigned to a new brigade to be COM
mended by Brig. Gen. Sturgis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-20

PosTAsR CURRENcY.-The first delivery Of
postage currency was made Yesterday In exchange
Tor coin Parties offering coin In exchange will
have the preference at the Treasury Department.
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u Two thousand two hundred of the rebel
prisoners in Camp Douglas, Chicago, have pro.
tested agsiE st being Exchanged They begin to
like the Yankee mode Of living
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IL General Stone, who his been confined In
Fort Lafayette for several months, has been re-
Leased, and Is residing with his family In New
Vork
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THE MARINE RECRUITING SERVICE

Ihb MAXINE hEChUlFlNG SERVICE.
Notwithstanding the large bounty being paid
for volunteers for the army, recruiting for the
marine service In some places IL quite brisk, es-
peciallY In Philadelphia and New York, the
number at each averaging thirty per week. Last
week Hfty-four men were recruited at Philadel-
Phia and and sent to the barracks here. II a
bounty IL offered there 10 no doubt but the corps
w III soon be flied
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IN EW BOoKs -F0RsAL BY
~ II. CLAY STlEH,
ATS SEvKNTH ST., OPP. o.
iAmON6 THE PINES or, South in Secession
Timely Edmund KiTke. Ono OF the
moet aa active works over Dubhahed.
LEE MlsERABLES-By Victor Hugo. Fan
tine, Cose!ts ard Msnus-Daris LAT ~
ana 81. Price 81 cents o volume Tle
freasett work over published By this pop
MAR author.
THE HUNCHBACK OF NoTRR DAME
PROC 30 cents.
HANS OF ICELAND; or, The Demon of the
North-BJ VIcIor Hugo Price 80 cents
STRANGE STORY-Price IS cents, with four
steel orgrlvIngs-a novel, by cir Il. Bull
wer Ly,ton. author of What Will he az
with II ?'"felham,n 60,
GREAT EXPECTA1IONS-By Charles Dick
ensi vol; paper cover; 20 cents.
:, The above Books, together With BLANK
BOOKS. sPAEiUNEh Y, and ali gooos usually
kept BY books ilers. for tale by
su 2l,23E AVS Seventh It, OPP. Post dfhcs.
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CAVALRY. RECRUITS

In addition to the usual personal examination,
all cavalry recruits will hereafter be examined an
to horsemanship and q practical knowledge Of
the ordinary care and treatment Of horses.
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concluding Win tneso slgnlncant words:
of we wish to give the civil war new In
pe'us, 10 recruit for the offh with a vigOr with
- hich they never can again recruit for them
Selves we have only to "a ke some STEP we do l. OF
say what step, but any step which can be repre-
ssnted a. being an interference our Fart In the
qu-rrel. The spirit Of conquest is worn out, but
We know tie American too well to doubt that the
sn 1T OF national indie pendence Is strong as
ever.
raiIe his three undTed thousand men; we give
new impetus to the war, Q nd postpone indefuiiely
the chances of peace, which will never come til |
the North has been convinced tie at II IL useless to
prosecute TIE war any further. To do nothing, 10
often the wistst bus generally the most difficult
policy. We hope that unless some complete
change In the conditions of the problem take
place, cur government will on no account allow
Itself to be tempted out OF its present policy Of
expressive silence ard masteTlV lnaction."
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II Col. Corco,an has concluded to furnish the
material for the publication OF his experience in
Southern prisons.
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AM ERICAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS!
1t x ID IrNEn PRInES
American Watches for Americans.

American Watches for Americans.
TEE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY ave
rotioe. that they have lately issued new style Of
watch, expressly dssirned for Soldiers ana others
Who desire . good Watch at modsrsts ,rios.
These Watches are intended 70 disyIaoe the
worthless. cheap watches Of British and SWISS
manufacture. with which the country ia q ,oded.
and which were levsr sIp.oted TO keep time when
they were made. being refuse manufactures, sent
to this country. bsoauss ulsaleable ct home, and
used here only for jockiyiss and swisdlias Eur
poses. Ea -tE
We offer to sell our watch, which In of THE
MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE
AN ACCURATE AND DURABLE TINE
KEEPER, and In Sterling Silver Oase,, Hunting
pattern, ct ~ low prios 10 asked for tie trashy
Anerss aud Ltp.ns, Of foreign make, already re-
ferred to.
We have named the new series Of watches,
WIN. ELLERY. Boston, Mass, which n.me vail
be fluid on tie Plate Of every Watch of,hIs man
uiaoture, and 10 one Of our trade marks
Sold By ali respectable Jewellers In The loyal
States.
wholesale orders should be addressed 70
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watch Company,
IN 20 I'm 1s2 Broadway, N. Y.
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BOARDING.

RQOMs AND BOARD, with Northern f.mi-
~ Us IN apleasant locality near the eptrtments.
SeN mouse, fuTpituTe and bedding. A lev Tabe
SosroeIs accommodated. <4t Twelfth treet, BE-
tNSoh u ana n. IL MIN
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ics. MI. John wh,tirt' Miss H.Ioas A"s'
Smith, MISS KITTY Lee,
Miss Fanny Ellison,
- And nsns oars Cops ~ Ar1tltarfss!
.U Tverly Eve cents TO 81 parts Of the hsuse.
Doors openstT P'rformsnos 20 eommsres sss.
snos 70 conduct ladies' 70 Their rosts. an 2s-9t'
CAHyEHBskT HAks,
MONDAY, Ausutn.
AND DsRINs THE WEEK,
Whh Alternate Change Of PrOgramras
TRIUMPHANT sTILLi
IScRIAsrs ATTRACTION For Tns WINK
GALA WEEK,
AT THE GREAT CANTERBURY,
With its Powerful Combinlt ton Of AItistes.
euoh an
Jmussss Away Of Talent asd Bsdsfy
upon one stsss 10 without precedent IN the annals
OF amusements.
IL FEARS NO RIVALRY,
tIf such could exist,D
BUT FLoURIsHEs THE MORE,
And the
CROWDED HOBEES
Accorded 10 10 by the public demands IN soknovl-
edgement OF
UNPARALLELED PATRONAGE.
beng now ssta blished, ~ tbs only Institution In
the City for the seekers Of ARlsement, who
ability and F1e.dcn rom yslssTiiy@
it stands on she Rock Of Pabne
opin1 a0Ss, yaeh ~ 7. ,n the solid
TIE CANTERBURY SPARES NO EXPENSE
to obtain Il best tslsnt in the country for here
AHh Great Stars OF -ks Prarsssion
First make application ior engagement.
Immense Success of
THE EAUTIF
M A K I E T 7 A,
the fascinating
Spanish DANSEUSE,
Who has no esus! in the pre,cnt day for race and
beauty. shs Is the niece OF the celebrated
hs ss,ss sH SS. fea sissr'
sensation s.s1 or, Of q %, DAY All who nsvs
vipnlnE Appearances and
Mile MLRIErTA
10 the sans vto was
opal GARD Of the Ravclsdurinr
their recent tour through this
country. She il young and handsome,
WEEKLY TTsrsSf & ~ ,sS 3 N, Am,
before the public. for Continued eItsGement.
First week of
MISS CLARA BUTLER,
The Beautiful and DssLinE sonsstress.
First week of
M. JEAN CLOsEI,
The Champion jig Dancer of the World
Continued engagement Of
MISC NELLIE TAYLOR,
The svoct and Pleasing Oan.strioe,
ALSO,
MISS ELLEN COLLEEN,
MISS JENNY ALLEN,
MISS MAeSIE VERNON, and Corps do Ballet.
Fourth week OF
J. 81. BUDwOR7h,
w. b. HARkrsoN.
DENNY GALLAGHER,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
DELEvAN7E B9OyHERs,
J. SYLvAs CLARKE,
sWAesAWEss. 1rv. T..
FIRST NI6KT
oft
INV AND Coarc TRICK PAsroxInI
THS GOLDEN AXE,
Produced under the direct on If Willis Armstrons,
h'e Of NE tsonl fsntoIGime Comptny,
Bill of New Acts.
Admission y cents, OIahsstra Chairs 20 cents.
Doors open .. 7k; performances .. sk O'CLOCK.
NOTICE TO THk PUBLIC.-Ths great ssan
Ism Danseqse, mLkIT.A RAvIL, 10 performing
niEnNy 3efore Immense audiences ct Canterbury
pear mp On the tase of any other place Of ansss.
ssssi N THIS CIT. Those who vi,h 20 zee her per-
fofnance must visit Canterbury Ssll;
tub Agent for Marietta Rsvel.
FRIDAY, AususT 24d, BENEFIT FOR THE
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
on which occasion the entire Company, and
HOST OF VOLUNTEERS WILL APPEAR.
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MAhsHAL'S SALE-Iu viTtu. OF n writ Of
~ hera tsSlts lssued from the ClsIk's okce Oh
The Clrcut Court, Of the District Of Columbis for
me county OF W ashingto and 20 me directed, 4
vi e1Rote 70 public ea!e Tor cash, front Of the
Coen houne DOOR OF s8I5 county on FRIDAY the
pm Gay oil september next, le62, ~ ~ O'clock m
sno IonoNltg oeaofloed proeeTtf. 10 wit, viz Lot
80 IN square NO az. Az the oIty Of " ashIn kton
~. Y, together vi all and angular the imRroye,
menu thereon, seized ana levied UPON as the prop-
cry OF James Z Donewln, and vii Be sold 70 ma
NY Iuclclas No. %, 70 0cIobsT ERIN 1850 10 favor
oD,as.D SNofe. MM. 81 LDEN,
az Itoo late Marshal. ID. G.
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pAIENI OFFICE CgRIOsITIES-suids 10
nent Gardens, &c the stsnd in Patent OTiee; Eare
ANS asIlAA Book; 6oysrnment Boeks; Docu-
menM furn1lhed; Railroad Reports; Military he
korts; Burnt Patent Ofee ReIorts; .Chsal Books
nrnlahcd 70 Pcdlars; Military 7riais; Miii6ry
AWE Army Regulations; PANORAMA OF the Coasi
shsying ever a,ooe miles; many koussnd ChsSS
Books. kscelieet cheap rent. Larre nc. ~
SI1Sei. % ss.irs' sva Bank 81 WSsAiH6ssac
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III The London Times has a long article dis
cussing English Intervention In orr affairs, and
concluding with these significant words:
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WARRINGTON CITY GARDEN, Ns, Ys,l
w ssesss. ess,sess lst ssd I'd yfs,-1he subscri-
per reslectfnuy informs the public THAI he has
opened the above pleasant retreat for this season.
end that hereafter OF every Mon1ay and Thursday
ats O'Clock m: there WIN be q band Of nusic In
ettendancs. A 6ne Ter-Din Alley and Shootlpr
6Aiery have been erected for the amusement o.
vihton: Clubs and associations can have the use
q me 9erden Dy giving notice 10 the proDrietor,
He pledges himself thai he Will lse his bert en-
eeavors 70 please al Who may honor him with their
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nc OTHE FRIENDS AND CONGREGATION
CHURCH: 8ecenIly DE ceased 1--WE are pre,aIed
to turIlsh sllenold Photograph Likeness Of the
ABOVE minister 10 all vno are deslroas of securing
ono. IL Is the most re 10 be hsd
In tho country. We furnish them in ink, water
oolors, aud am, ct trioes that can't fail to please
We invite oil to CAL and examine our stock,
A. SLA6LEpS
Photographic GALLERY.
IN N-S'eo Corner n. aveIut and lltb st
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EOk SALE-A handsome young BAY HOkrE;
y goes well In harness.; Is last aud gen -
tie. Apply a. 81 Seventh street west. -
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EEEE PROMENADE CONCERT, Al fAs
ssnss, sesy tis Capitol Gerdr. The undersis ned
respectfully informs the public that be has made
eArUEDAY EVENING, after the oonoerts m
SS.IiIssl SSrden are closed. part Of the Marine
3Ana WI tlre drsnd fromenAoe Concert 90 the
s:snty on hand. ETThs Garden vll Be kssat-
fglly Illuminated JOHN BECK,
UHtm theBubncan.1 ProDristor.
A POLIO CONCERT HALL-Fss, Rsa, Nss.
N Tho manager at great expense has ofectod
Infringement with Billy Worrell, the great negrs
eelneator And stage manager; Annie West, the
ipEton. Continued suoeess of Miss Iulia Price,
ae pleasing singer from the Philadelphia Olympn:
Mlss Eva Branch, from the Continentsl; Prof
Mlntersleln, tho immense pianist; and Prof SEQ.
NechmAn, the well known vlolIniet and muncal
sendpotor- Admiration free Lunch and Rehears-
81 eyeU morning, lo-12 O'CLOCK.
tyh Frey, Proprlctor,
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STITCHED LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS, select
~ eutliues and styies. Straight and Cross over
Plalts, from low priced up to the hne n umbsrs.
LOO pieces shifting and bosom Linens, Of Qualities
at oan be relied on,
300 pieces medium and fine Shifting Cottons, OF the
best brands yIoduced, NJ Home ana in EuroDe.
100 pieces W hite and Colored Flannels, for Au-
tumn and Winter Wear. -
One Dr!ce ony, marked in Pain figures.
An il'pectloR OF stock inours no Obligation 10
purchsse. PERRY BRO,
an 20 lot Pa aye. and Ninth Street.
CAVALRY aOBsE FOR SALE-A let black
" Horse, years old. very fms under the n
saddle, powerful srd spirited o1n he seen ~
and tined by calling ct PUMPdREY'SA"
stable, On u ST.; viii be sold be- rgain for cash,
within week. Ask for black horse Dan"
EMMERsON INSTITUTE,
~ H street, ee,ssss 12th and lsth strsets.
SELECT, CLASSICAL AM MAThkMATI-
CAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
, She duties Of this soaool will be rorumed on
SeEt,mher 1st, Addre,s
au Is 81. ChAS B YOUNG, Principal.
g ELECT SCHUUL FOR BOYS.
~ Corner of and lstk street.
Miss Young will, on MONDAY, the FIRST of Seq
temoer, resume her School IsI Boys, from about
eight 10 twelve years. OF age, 10 be thor on hy in
struo cd IN the English Branches, prepaIatofy 70
q classical department.. a. l9 SIS
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AMUsEMENTs.

~ n e GA IETIRs
4 ,ESTE T5MPBkkNcB 9ILL.J
s1kk.Is bkIwfrS eTH AND 1oTH.
THIS lWsdresdasl EVENING Autust 10Th,
A Esffrs Cadsss @ P,csramns!
. - The Only Family Resort IN the CITY.
- BRlLllAN7 SUGGEST
n o w ID ID HOU SEs
. greet the performanees atthi.
Fnsf-eIass Plaes ~ lrgsssrsat,
Dee che PROM inen nance OF the Company;
SAN sHAKPLEY,
Mons PsxI Cane AID .se vord,rfal Young Amer
icA. Mr.. John whItirE- Miss HeleuA
Smith. MISS KITTY Lee,
Miss Fanny Ellison,
- And q nsms ors Corys II Atxtltdrfss!
~ Twenty Eve cents 10 VI parts Of the house.
Doors open stI; performances 70 commence - Q.
6entloms MI aud attentive ushers arc IN ktteud-
amos 10 conduct ladies 20 Their tests- an &2t'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-31
TEENOHIT.TESr.

The result Of the ssC.!c:s il tie Seates nt
Ohm and Injians, Are u,uch i,"I, Ala ..aT. 10
.he eeeol- Of New Elgl.nt ani' the Mid'!r
3tst-s, aud TO the authorizes wLinh 5sar
sway az Washington; thsu If the s.ina result
had hn7praed il the East. /: Indicates ;i'a.
the North vsst i 9 scr ing .! ,hs Sar, and il
probably beginning 20 i,a!..:o lhs; II II strict
iy Yankee wal, haviEs II: nris'n in Yankee
ideas ana YAukss interests.
Il has trrn gT31;ro :c@1e and m;rs chi
Gus taat the Nprt II estarn States sntrni 10
look to their own interest; AZ So1n IA II Shal!
be dari ait:lv understood that the seoession Of
the Southern Sta.~s Is fixed ADD unnlstrshle
fact. TIE cessAtlou nf the war Is the signal
for this new HgitGtinn. A0n the willingness
for peauo Indicated by the vote Gf Ohlo Epd
Iaii.n. against tho administration looks as
if tine NORTH West i: READY for whGt is to iJl.
low.
Ry tat art md management the AGllti-
II est is 70 hc kept Ir t:.e traces ~ New Eng
land, VIC krAw not. That pestiicTo"s section
of the cnuuIry generally maa"ge'i to keep
the rest Of the late Cni3n under tribute, at the
same time thar It fiied the land With discord.
Thc Cnaicievnfe States ha7r cut loose from
th.,n aud the.c tricks. The West Will
neesr have Just,ra Or pesca 81 It does the
ssma.
Since the war commenced, -3s Western
Ssstes, BY the folly witch led .acm - tske =
oar. in il. have been cut off fryE, their great
Southern market, anl the great Mississippi
outlet to their trade. Their taaEmasteIs ana
raise the price oil transportation 50 high Vhst
their crops Viii Tot pay Ii handllng and
moving. Ju sh!s condition IT thicgs the
Westerncrs give va,ca and utte-ancs TO their
grievances. The ST. Louis Republican tells
the story ss ioiloNs:
Ercr7 paez,rr !Gnhin d;noG.trsteH u a
way s:r.t is let, ins loss and injury inflicted
on the larr.ers ami p=op,e nt "a Vest Hf
the shutting up 81 tie Mississippi, IAat at1-
vantage Of ihis ldisfLruhe 10 the West 5hluld
control the ronds tetw <rn tn. East and " ESQ.
is but natural Men are sr!iih. But f4w Of
them can resist the orpor,uo'tf *h:n it Of
fers Of prcf.ins by tbs cai.ul:ios which
bsfsl thsir neignnnr'. Il is the usual expe-
rience that ST one half n town Is suddenly
burned down, the Inhabitants of the other
hall raise the rents upon tho hruseless Isuf-
tersrs. The owners # the railroads were
n". alox tn find 80: t:".t, II the !,-nf!a CT th=
Yves, were forced IL get M tcir-i almost nee
essary to their existence in Eastern cities, and
could not got these articles to their own doors
withou: transporting them ever these roads,
these transportation err,Tsaies knew they
Ind o monopoly, and tnsy, as ;nsn usually do,
turned that know ledge to- profitable account
By r.ising eheir rates.
To such pitch hase sisse rates nov Iis:n
ths,, ss We ses It Stated II costs three dollars
barrel for the carriage Of our dnur from tbe
Mississippi to the Atlantic. ibis charge IL
about three-Gfths Of the value Of the article
on the Sea coast- The charge would make 1t
impossible for mill in St. Louis to lay down
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< Eignt!ul Sec der.

4 ic:htiui sccident o-,ou'Ie'l If" Gay :
s:,.s, s.u 10 ux,unt;.ii road i>=ar Harper s
Perry. i. TRAIN Ct Federal arEy ~agons &C.
ii,e ur lhs- !.cng AL n.rran' ca' on The oSst-
err s.So :: ,hp mountain. u:ls lnet hy r:hin
coming 6uwu. The mules in the down Train
took feigfrt, and h.ceIIing unuansgeae!a,
assncd dp~n the ll1uutat NJ frightiuI
seed, and crovding tho up tt1:n of tho road
hurled the wagons iuuies and drivers over a
. steep and rocky preripce "i p'rpendlruIis
i.,,ft. ysi-sing from, 1iiIy % rne Eaudrvi 've''
O .er xnu bqcr Tutied tho gr'at ":5'hs AID
teams. crashing aad CRASHING, md breaking
into nagments, and tearing 70 places, un'l'
tbs whole train isy st ihe LOOT. and stslterea
sione tie side of H,e uouutain, ,h@s3 ni
irigbtful rue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-31


II Ii not lo te doubted that the cneinY \
naval expeditions arc 5000 10 fall upon our
sea toard cities. Galveston has been taken
possession oi--& thing which I:oTa is npcf.
and indeten>ible situation, has laia wi:hln
their ontinn. Mobile hnl ChuriuStcn VII!
prnhabl, ho'tho first ilnrur taut p;.lnls oc at-
tack
\ great des! has been done in he waY Of
preparation to defend our exposed cities; and.
among these CharlrSan nnd Mobile nave hv
ua means been ncgl,c cted. Indeed wc should
havo strong confidence, fro.a wh,t VIC haze
learned ni their drfsncas, 81 Giair ability 10
iepssl attack, but frr the experiences ol isjt
TFifFer. Ao the Montgomery ;'Adyelils2l -
remarks: G
:. II is within the marnory Of, all il This
country that when Port Eoyal, s;te> iiat,oSaS,
aud New Or!eGas were q rr3.,..::t y Tin att ,ck
hy the Yankees, tho nc r. pa lcIS published h1
anu IN the vicinitv ii lhpIc places apaSe cunii-
ddsutly oithe shsnlute irporegnIbli,tv al thair
.detenses assuring the psnple ther;. WAS not t"r
"i'p' ," "
,,,r - oh,n.t iii. =: ,h
VICE, ani that beyond all reasonable dust
the enemy would be eas,ly repp!Sec: Y !:-E-
evar they made the a suais."
The assurances thus msdr, filled US crnry-
wneTe, until "impi"Sanhl' rr'|r":!t cnu''
To DO Understood ~ ":n'.v sns'ar. Ihry
failed is st Port Raral ard Vt I!at:ufas, ~ !
u,,., to-,;.Is >. -; :, N.,, ,,r,.oo. Z.
u u"' ~ oe ""ha'ie" A. IL slh!'F ia Gun ~
tioos should r"ceiy" bui (is>Ie G;t'T;i.a 72W.
Wh.t.yer rIy sss;,ts3.-, ;..f.,r. a.nd rha
i. ,
WIZ ever '""' 'e'"''' / we "'' To "''''. -
fali n,'rI. tho i,npdtr .,''ar ~;'h !t. crN*n!n:
1.;,h. oi ! yhniI7 ur,;r,k,1 =. .i.,rn.:c,.
baf reVer was tae'e '"f''c" - 7" Lion su'-
cesS would bring crater rcla. than 81 our
msr;,,m. defence Lsura,s won Shc.r mono
-. 80,
mot VITA ;" 'uA''F uu''''''Ho'"' III " " Tue
weaTer sn rSpecia! horHc. Inr:, iat the lsrd,
sol. love of fsrae nricS ,ts patriotism, u, uaI
-,
eo'u'o A'"e'7 " '"'. e''' '''' W
the display ol thc'f a'''''N H"!i ""o e'','.,:as
What the @SAoferli.er' sag II the d:tc1ceC
Of Mobile in RI. Inllowlnr v;il s,,iy with
! a >, = ,..r ,,,,d
0'''eS
/.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-31
limited sTATEs ITEMS.

The New York "Hercli," OF tho 23.i, gives
an acu8unt uf Reconnaissance hy General
.sesty, ert@1,dirE :" lt''lsbo:o'l2n. " %s!ericrd
anil Lovs5tsYi!ln Th,: l,ip waa very surccoa.
! tui-- that l.. to aey, ':",:"r sn! hn.k nal. T.
is claimed. also, thH: he captured s,vehty-ti7e
| pr,son.rs-tire lss thar tie rvH,icr claiu.ej
nj Ttnrnpeh'a-e, wn-re they did not SEQ a
! Confederate.
1; T1- :berny's gioh1.t5 haze heou capturing
! III, loaf: 0E blockade funLirs "n The low OF
! pGtnrlar.
Gen. Jsif. {. DAVIS. the slayer Of Bal NJ
! son. is no~ III command st GYglEat.oE.
Tha brokers o; Nrw YorR de,lied t. g.:
ciudn ;'apaactiana in gold ard dcmar rotes
rom their boarr: after last Monday. Cod
tlcIc,lp.n ftll down TO leg. ihi occasiop"d
rash Tor it, and it went up Egan to l52ss'
closing at 1924. ESchuuge soli at l4T..
Th" .iew YuIk " Hrrald"i ia stll cl41,nTing
for an ..to.s1.ce AID lrr the cap,u:" nf Rich
I.cni nufcre Wiatnr. Il .sys l!,SI M:Iitila',
is willing ard anx.vuc. iuI that - lnIpn :.
Qlar;eruarlsrs Gni Ern.'IiSsaIies sic not
furnishing i'm with piaukcts, bt,ccs, ciorhing
shi provisions. - pronptly ss they sHouio.
III. "UrslJ" dw"'ls uPrn the in,ri-,,ze al
Tsnt,ca that esnuli retujt from occupying
Richmond before rhr:st1u3s; rii itars tho
Com1a.isa:iss and Qparte,ua4s;era vii iur-