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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-21
Spibl une syecpbant zSeesn au unier.
pr0dsn lu&i. pu tbn aa&tist uno prraG.
90, Sm.a xsr Moii,.t Ok ~ -. ...a.

[SplBl uno SyCVppQHt 1Jecsn 3u unler
prildsn lu&t. pn tbn 3dttiet unp 'peraG
tn. Wit Mr. eDoliasi 0sbt It i'm sneRe,
9une,. UNI sine aBetstoiauna esasr ibt
oeer (sinen Mafter Blair III cine BeIsiei
aun0 r,s @eupsTntmsnis., Ssps Num
m,r re- Nts,iuers IA anasfdM nit en
steltofnam Dsnuneiationsn 0sasn ii,
psu,(h. prtF unr psu.i6s frsie Mannsr
une Fem erbt[dsn Clement. Fem er Nust
biebu osrcanfL4 -lobnl IT. -.raeur6 -raf
q ss aftnnih bef6impft uue NIT Daber
trih. Bldat. III fhRaani dbnli&tr @.K,
BE Dsutf&tn. tte' ibn II len Gonauf
bradlsu. ~ ldnktrer 3sit trat,irt bat.
ic1l rur< ltft Deutf&sn ri,p,urpat'l
werrsn. vi Nd B5rnftttn <bat 80 dbtrncm'
men. BE fraeieohs6rie dbtr eie. Babns
ssbsn Ill iafisn.% d eer S&ma& =:
guhbsn nir abtr eas r.utf&e Yutli.
eum set 81 es#ts t@t tett7 70 70 p4re ,+r - tetn
2omsrtdntsn.@ .@etr jest pot u.pptat:it liz
9uiaRc1cut tn cidevant eidtpubs III
{pislsn anfdnpt. bale mf'psr in rem as<
beimRtn @sndtern finer Office bldb p,r'
.ifsdtftben.. >ss &>sasi efs x, ! ~
@ir haben eikem @sasnffanse piellfidi
suoisl Raum a,kb.n. Dir Biatr Iuass
'sasnbsitsu IN 9. 2ouis butsn absr ..insn
Gbaiuttn aueeloTnmtn. eu rur6 BIT
@itd. tt' reraAbsaL It'd asutz !@etfalaaHna
esa.Qt bab,n. ID ,t,utldtn Namsn pro,
aftuirt une edSpublitum mue % tpil
fen, oo6 eer uelpasiuer" aufatt5rt bat.
elm Draon perabr,ibeit uno pes Sort
f&rtns ~ (eiu. rl,t
: Dir ubieIt,n lie Wiubeilun9. ra6 81;
6dtdssr Gus dtteupu rire,r-' init trim
"An3t'cer" in Qtrbiueuna tretsn merre,
Bir piifen midt Oh se ,pobr ia. ui6sn
aber aud ni9tIi ..iparum niht2" Bei
ptefer @el,ambet 'f6pnen nj: ni1t unsr'
wdbnt ia0sn rdb MIR 70 sbsn eine Btos
dire uon ofdeq 6srn, beti,slt ~Nbbiue'
Joat" ~ In 9m\ \faua bnstn, .pc1in osr'
fslbe id sptasn (sinsr eem De-rn Bret1.
tanp 70 iI1Lta aelstAetsn
unp untersT &nsttu e'brlolen
Abbitte psisI Iupaidsn iudk inrsm a.
,,msnr ct eide 1bbitieini&t unterlet@nst
bate, rurd estinuna timer Idnasssn st.
fdnenisRrafs Amunsrn mereen mare.
auf sbsnfo iana 3tit rsr Well lsins spt,
torislls Sbdtisff ~ su'aisbsn:;' Bsim
Tsufsl. 6ur. sntssanen> MIR obne uns
,p.i,r ouf bie}san3e stttbofts @ei&i&ls
einaulafisn> i Gin Manu. rer sin @ton
Gbrsstubl btfl1sn bate. tdtts fl&srIt@
liebsr 10 9obf @tfdn9nibirafe erllttsn,
operj Id cine kuasl sor Die Sarpt es(sBt.
ais ra6 u frstwillia istne &bre,
prer feline, Ghaner. an ben @oIatn a.
bdngi bau.,sAndi that settles the case
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-21
Sic NOT bod -un(&uloia ias.s er. Gs
warsn fstne ssfen @orte, lanse aud fsine

Sie nor BOD uni&uIeia, faste ess Gs
worsu fstne esfen @orte, lanse aud isinl
etn,taen3:4 F*a -
spd,tr usdtlts r MIR tas anptr.,
fpdt,r. als 70 Dislss pon rsr Mmntftie &C.
fprc&sn unb .etf&rtsben wurre. Ct isa'
nete rtsle Mmnrffte. Die Armt sonnte II
mtinen Armsn Rerbsn! ~. r
rlnp msnn >btsfe Mmnsfis frabr sefcm'
men wdte ! Murwsntae Sabre. nur sir
etn,te.s SabrfrlbtrS Sts bate tndstner
Arm,n lsb,n f6auen, oIS 8lldlt&e. ale
Iistents uno ssIisbte @atttn.. abers@of|
psr 6sxr rr 6srrsn, prdft aud bic psr'
,r eu 36nies uno| tsnft II. ::e&id iaIs
Den Msu(&sn. wns staQeth wtib .pae nae
BITE H.. :. 3tsr"5 ~ T.: -
Wlstn armtr- -Grsuuo "a Dor lwentatn
Wonatsn esfusbsn. Die &raft aud fst
n.s Qetsns mar f6on tarae asbro&sn.
Dir1 tseraben au& na6 oetAmnsffi. nod
teutf&r 9sJen bisr IN bsr frtmpsn,; atsr
frstsn grpe. - = -. : .......... -.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-21

p.rrd.b.rtf$.u Ratt steeben batten. I,
Branp unr lollsn olei&faus uerf&tee.n
Ytrfonst, esr umasaenp aufatfndpft batsn
Dt.fe GtnstInbeifsn 'paren 20. tusl&
zen 9&msa unf.rtr :teutf&er Barser
i@oft faf aur Wutb (,isertsn:" 49,:
+ .6ofsntli& rerpsii ile nd balo fafe'
unb elmer ibntn oblirsenesn. beilia''
pRi&t erinneru. Mit esm trauernps'
prin3sn Gorlos psrreu ie ben fsierli@e:
S4wur tbun: s- J.
.,Gtntn qtt3snRstu wt1 ID
/ Som (eSen pie no& teinem 86nt9e
@tworben - usber fttner aloe bllte
Gin parabtes! -, ~.
qDtbt sbr fur men bsr 1obte farbs
Sur mtt 10 er Bsforbsn! -"
General Busu obsr wtrp robl tbun
rft polittt r.e ~lanftsn 6inri&" bolrtai
an ben Nassl une eae,ssn ale trUtf&ttt
9utttllaA an ren @alasn aububdnsen
a9aaeEe ARis4s! bs!fsa a1&s ,,sebs -
0,eGoot - l9li.bt ein arttfsl rst
y u@ommertial" - wat Elm fsfer; museu
l5(er Mann pon mtuluer >@r6be. g
babte ,au6srn ptunt 10 lsbr, oae er Mi
,tnt Uniform .rup, fonpern tmmtr UNI
Fllttrdu III Gipiltltirtrn il f.ben mar. q
war pffent unp l61od1 -ppn tfrfn9,m Gba
ratt,r uno par (sinsm Rseimente MI
aauisr Stele .era,ten:. Gdr ps1tn Com
fort tbat *, mas It tbun tonnte. UNI
ptnn e NIT aten 66bertn OffIiiertn I'D
terum,u(@lastn ,ba,ts.r Dtbba!t nar e
aber aud autntbaIbep I'm Re9tm.ntt BE-
-Hebt. M6er M0btrt G., ,Me@opf, rer ID
rsnwtribs. @atesr. eer altibenre patrtct
Der fubnt uno. tuptre Soloat n MID
m.br. '@Soa fstn 800 unattd&t bIsibm
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-21
Die 96laebt BET Gulpepper.

General Stael mar nt1t NIT In
psr. @&la&t bsi &ulpeppsr. Gift am
@amRae Mbeuo lanete sr in GiImdri&en
an, absr au ipdt, um an Der S&la&t Ibsil
~ nfbmsn. I'm foIaenpsu Morasn fianp
.r bereits auf psm YIas. Der ibm 8ebdtrt.
ndmlid In Gront Ter Yops'lhsn armss
unp u5fnste BET @onnenaufsana lein
ArtiQsrisfsuer. Nls palelbe nidt ernie
psrt murbe. !anrts sr Tiraueure aus. uu'
DE 6teQuna ees Geinpss ausjueunbl&af'
ten. Der Gsinb absr war peri&wunren,
lltbsr Die iesiss S,suuns bes GstnosS une
feline Bswssunaen, bat bis jsBt Der Isle'
graph nur @srmutbunsen ssbra&t eie
aber parauf bius.ben, ea6 9adfpn pepe's
Mrmse ~ umFanten ueriu&t. -
Z, Dit polition, bic pie RsbeQenarmee tn
oer S4la&t sinnobm. ~ mie bs(onrere
aud efe eetttlea eifteH 9attetitH1 ett
piefsl6e oufaspFanat bate, ideinen an5u'
-peuten, pa6 Banfs es an per n6tbisen
Dadiamtsit bat fsblen lafen, oesr pab
feline &unef&after uno 0orpoftn In ibrer
pRi&t..fdqung na6ldlls Aewelen.. Dis
4fairG mar sttne hbttfaG pon Seittn
Sadlpna, -aber tlu nftfIfa 1la&bfm. II
6eretts our& 9.wdbIte poFtfonen ale
0prtbetlt pes .Esrroins fir fd aussebeu'
tet bate. @abrldsinlia mdrpe Sadion
1i9 ptt Gtn9r ftbt VIbranlt battn4 tpdrt
@iael an 8ante, sper gar on Yopes StsQe
aemsi.n. Da6 ttnno& Sadion rie Unit
onstrupptnz TIM 8tfibs pss S@ta6tfttpts
lal1su mubte. ,suat uou otr auberorrentli<
den Drapour uulrer wodren 1ruppeu,
mobl ab,r aud 3ualsi6 Don, eem Relpeft.
pen >pts NsbsQen Dor 9iasl baben. pon
psGen ,Nntunft Ie mabrf&einIi4 3silta
untsrri@tet lporesn fno.
@ensral Pope lam trlanntli@ aud sre
seaen, Mbeno ,Auf Dem 5dla&tfelee an.
Ni@t lanse auuor par Ct aus Wa{binston
in 4&ulpspper aneelan8t.. &bdtiatsit unb
9rasour ld6t 6h eielem @entral eemie@
lid ni9t abipr.dsn, absr ebsn in etm as.
eenwdrtt9tn &fe I'M 9irsinier.
Ibal, une IN BEN &dmpfe ssssn BEN td&r
tiaRsn uno unssrnsbmsnefisn &.bsQtn;
fabrer wlnf&ten mir unfsyt, Iruppen
untsr NnfaMuna einsS .9suerals >au (e.
ben, eeGea geraapgsnbett ,paflr baret,
oab e. .oem, 9adlsn. aewa<n: II; uhe
nt@t untet MnfltrMns ttuse ,@euua!e,
nj. pept. Der .(a In Gtloe nod erit itine
Spors,, p.spiensn loa. ...;
8dbr.ne Safion ab,r bic b.fen Irup<
PEN Dsr Rsbeuen eeseu pie Yopt'i&e ar'
NEE fabgt, mare 50; re&te uno bobs Bet
fQr WeGleQan, loe3ui&Iasen. @bsr bitfsr
Gropf ldbt f6 nur au- germ rur& sint
6anoopQ eop @ebeQen i'm S&o6 balttn.
9urpe pope aei&lastn. uno rddtt Sad
lon na& Dalbineton. Dor. Wr@ lellar
wdrbe fi4etli& nod biuttr (.ineu @tr'
i&anauneen blsiben. Wtr. beareiftn obs'
Die NrmipiRration ni&t, oab fe eie sftn
lruppsn bss 2onpes nu@ 10 pielen trou'
rtasn Grfabrunsen fn ben pdnosn etsfee
Mtnfdsn ldbt. Nn etns Sffnfpe Don
ittner .@sitt slauttn MIR trob: Der ipdtfrsn
8erl&te nod nl&t, :. ~. -:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-21
Sc - r;blbstsign sSsr! 4

lgsale ande iStNt stsfAu III Idtali&e,
|gdNo spf6Sliersa sliis l1ib a9ew6 At!
,SSW WI 0Nihlitt31a md itsslts5 5Hio
-,~- -tsasiza ti2dtsTf ny Ya4
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-21
Der Sob beS 8eueral @cGoof.

><s " S~ -
Dir Ma9rt4t ron ber Grmorouns BIZ
Gen; ~McG Goof bat ielbft II rieiemE ENueen
blid nl0,msine Erausr tibsr's 2ano p.f'
[trtttst. Me@oot nor -{apt her "1oIte
fteuno" - untsr dqtn >2tdnen unp Na'
T tlonatttdteA unftrtr BeobIttrun9 aufrtt
tia asti.bt unp bem 6euti@sn 9tr3en nod
Fbtfonpets tbertt.- Sttn oFtntr, 6itptrt1
INV entreif&sr gtarafter fsin udbrbaf
epl,s unb' far aq.e" @robe unb S&5n
ltt&i empfdu9li@es 6tl3 eabtu tim ctr
70 pur& unt our& ptutf&ts @sprdge, baf
man ft ntdt irunbern rurfte. tsean I,
fi&t' por3usewttf ~ een Dtutf&en. uni
|oitie e6enfo' 3u tbut: biuetsos.n fabattn
[[Ats Obtrf tts srfsn peutf&tn: (9.hSbto,
Reatmentee BON &tntinnatt, nit etu,: q
uue @,fatrtn -cts ttfdpttli&en'G Gtlesu8fe
In Btfoi9tnten, eetbtth ',unb btt 'Rn
ESptlrge III &entudp autrF rur@,.' ieintr
Fbulbmt 9tmototnrn 'Baionnttt = Nnarff
ben &eigen ptt foleeneen Steae tt5fntt
|warp tr ,tntrr 'btr ptlifaen 8er6lterurf
ru ,n5alt% nod poputdtii:unp rer 5@mtri
Edber rinen un,si,i9tn 500 IN eem bldbtn
ben 9.ttns aitsr ron IS 9atrtn. 6rob, ,ni
et fna Mnbsfrdaf ritftrs umfdnoe mar
|nutm ~ an 9ht.nGtdt fsbur& VIZ nt.ber'
(irdatige. tspttrudtti ;aDtifty Ii ptldtr ;es'
ass{;'s s;s;{t' ,s;s;t sis tts st9fAot"eiA'." : 4
N1;A, ouf n.n, H,lne nv Eh,. u nfF,,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-21
@;silot,:S ',ttetn.

3ur 3'eb una ntro 70 l9mer't1 tom<
men. Gas ssiSsf6 nit jsrem Ios.tla' :
rcr, .innsm ;lep5|e. Wdnnsl ree Norpsns
I'D .lbsruu, in ;bintti&snper 3abI gum
frsiwilIissn Di9las ms'psn." ~
.t!'@o erfuu|id unp srbsbenb oteis g.
f9anune ou6 ;s 10 mlree bod Die 3is>
tune ibn aroeenB nBuabeiIe .sebabt baben,
tHrem pur@ ftett GlbrunB p,s Sriesse
auf aus &Ia6snsss BtpbIferung lbsftra>
e.r; worpsn pdtt! Bs(onus1s absr tritl
uns isBi sins@sfotr en'eeaen, br prompt
:unp snHsif9 t4e8nst mstrsnmub. ''':A
g Dur& RE fnfctIitungsn' peilisrt bt,
glort,n SOD BIZ 100000 loYaIe Mdnns1
aue' iffnsr Witjs.| Gtsnfo lsbr. ,pie tos To-
sale Clement ih Nor6tn fapur& ar' xrafl
unp @tdrte ;tsritsrt, tbenio fsbr" etwinn'
ros iuovaIe Element 'tm Nostsn. 1 Dot
pitl,s dttral'Isins DtaanNdAontn sunr
0rtinrunset tdt, 'uap aberdq in' unfttt'
eianenMitt. tau1t, Nbinssi&sno betannt.
ylidt wtnt84 If mon hson psn 3mtdtn
>pno p.n Miilsns srie(.r gsnd,bsr inn sla>
a,mtin.n uni ltrf@tst, aynb mon ,ptib ea'
bu, pa6 f. ,iiHts uaysr(d&t ladsn 'mtr'
ben, i'm btnl.r pst, sNadtn un,t1tt III.
,ii,t,n eie Sakt SSlttns Su bstt.ttsn.
p y eisr all r. Ra4 lem IL: ..|ttn. @an
ABE d& il ft&tp.m Gtauttn tin, eab
Di,i,n{dtn. Aie nfdbt tne 5teIp usben,, .ris
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-21

| .u,ufsnhsn "S5 - *'Sf%T4f 'Fft
'@R~stgi ~ M,nf r,rGTd,,f. GTd soe ~, I'm ls ,,fn,
e,.j,"ran ,raSi n,ii 5orassr m;fdtSisu,is t,fsiis
S No% fnhr n, tc,r9ii m bsin III ndbr,t,b q
[pit , Biis,r Iy !inasum bsfraitit' i% beb. Il
Gurtn ,Gtammnkoi M NM nihf otifbtn..
Grof DeiIsnI 'S1 hoffs 'bdk, tia w 2 sioldfi
norbanb,n H. m, ii. 3abi Sieisf ndrbl,
am Mbn.n foI,,ui,s,n: -. Mn snIti1 n 81.
fsw fc GnoI Cur Gnntfrf,n o,rsrs In III.
ten sSlok tinotnomm,n Sat- s'ss.sS
mas pen Stammballsr anb.trifTt, Ma
| i,a6t pofiir if otiurat. tntatan,ie sbsr
Saueberr out aslaurt, uub 1T ~ btslfm
5ool fein Nanin ,,,br ffir tfe nsus wtues
roilon q !, IN, 70 Mime Is itr ftner ;atgs
en-unb. sri @ott !! 'idb lala,ibe. ouI paS
miro uiGt e,r I.ste, fiir .hsin Wsf4lk&t
rim bos ff,bt aui ftf.1 ftie.u Z. ssass@ =. :
Mirfii@ as~--.sai. aSuta Ia uIbsmltlttn
Zone. ID bal,f 1ucn Qaf mid yon Ga@
orontir,n ~ loi{.u "' P"51"13 as,
T.. Dos ,pdrpt snatr fr.itttb tint tpbf ssG9re
o,mti,n Iein, ober On. Waaisadt. piE lite
Sadbill itbt ft,bflt,- >~w1tntg BrttttH gsS
mdbr,n. :; ".'<s " 80 20. 9'f ,:s .'
-Nun,IdenS s.. MusGdL IL 5Gus.a Gp
beu ~ n.bbrer,. ,,pdre ttpas ptrtb, f4fyae
n,r S5nio meittr. "a - .,'eoI s'ss
Damit wiiIbta fid On. Maisfdf sfrsis
Iid mnbi -b,an0o,n3 u,i(5,n, IadSte :gYnf
O.,i,n Gin Di,u,r irat ,tn, nm beu
9roftu leile etpas ~ melp,n. worauf ,hies
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-06

a correspondent, some days age, called attan-
ton through our columns to this rpnsTkabla
invention, so highly commended br the follow
ing article from Mondays Congressional G{0bs
IL is safe to ssy that there is nothing in The ela-
ment Of defense presenting such unparalleled
and concentrated powers as IS clearly shown In
this engine, which IS adapted equally 60 land
and water tortihcatioB Northern PaDsT.
We desire 70 call general attention 70 this
truly wonderful engine Of defense, d working
model Of which JIG now on exhibition IL the
south wing Of the Treasury Department tt is
probably the most formidable, aud at the same
the most simple invention of its kind /. cor
sists Of an iron or steel tower, made shot and
shell proof, mounting an indefinite number of
the heaviest guns, so arranged that they can all
be brought 70 bear, once d Minute, upon any
desired point. a still more important advantage
Is that every gun can be sighted and discharged
with mathematical precision, and without tho
aid OF machinery.
This engine is equally suited for q land or
water ratification. In the latter. however, Mr.
Iimby limits its construction 70 q sinpIa tier Of
guns 10 either case it is so arranged as 20 At
tack or defend Itself at different PORTS a. the
Same time by a simple use of electricity.
" The many admirers of this fearful machine
may be interested IN knowing that Mr.. Timbv.
its proprietor, is also its real inventor. We hs"c
seen a certified copy, signed by the commissioner
Of patents, of specifications fled by MT. Timby
in the patent office as early as January Is, Is43. !
describing a revolving metallic fertilization, NJ
ranged both for land and water. Since then Mr.. |
Inmby informs US he has continued to construct
and experiment up to the time Of the completion
IF tn present gigantic revolver, which we be-
-yeve can hardly fail TO effect a complete revolu.
ion in coast dafenseq
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-06

specia 70 the New YORK Times.
WHEELING April 27-TIs combined u,y.
ments ordered by Gsu Fremont against IN
gueullas ~ Wabsie- count. have proved EN-,
aentiy successful Lieut. Lawson. with ooa
oeI2c6meut employed la fas service. has ~.
l'fned' and others ara returning, from q seven.
running tight OF seven miles Lawson KILLED
seventeen guerIllas and sock ten PRISONERS Ths
own o. Addison, a small place, the o-lv one "a
L"' new county, being deserted, was burned It
had been a guerilla ham.
'o'aida6!e oEgauiz tt.oa in Brazron. Web
yer aad adjoining counties. is entirely do
S'Foyed' the leaders proposing TO surrender Il
= understood the g~uerillar taken will be PROMPT.
Gen. Mulroy5 scouts. sa ,ra g23 ms .
lseAe2 the rear guard Of the enemy. ten miles
east OF the Shenandoah mountains. The bo,r,5srv
ihI5 department They killed one fgupaTsnyt
aud TWO men, and captured 8 lieutenant and oTs
-lal None OF our men were hur The rebel
ara deserving ia large uumber.
'NgaAhS Cnionlsm ana Ia.1-atr.g E1.aa
reports from S~tauutou saw lE. +nenv,s gi-L /
'nd wounded, and large Trains OF soldiers ava
passing eastward By rail. Snow fali eigkts.n
ncD's deep at Monterey on .as 24.h inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-06
Late and Eurerran. non Esrope.

* Il 7@AauSLA--& FIr-s- -NJIAi
ST, JOINS, Il. F. April 25.-The steamer
North American, from Liverpool April y. vis
Londonderry tho lStn, passed Cape Race on
| Sunday, and was bearded by the news yacht OF
the associated press. ami & summary Of her news
obtsiaed
The Great Eastern had been got of the grid
iron az Milford n safety.
Provisions quiet and steady. Con5ols closed
on Friday at g3E TO "a for money.
GREET BRITAIN-A deputation from the Brit
ish and foreign Gnti-sisyery society waited upon
Mr.. Adams, the American minister, on the 10Th
inst, and presented an address, in which the
hope is expressed that the restoration Of the Union
would be founded upon the abolition of the true
cause Of the strife.
The reply Of Mr.. Adams Is described as hay
ing been very satisfactory to the deputatiou, bus
the Times thinks Il indicates the policy of north
ern politicians, which Is to have liberty to deal
according TO circumstances with the slavery
question.
FRANCE.-Tge Prince de JoinviIls Is about
publishing a pamphlet on iron-plated figates.
This work, it IS said, will present he surisct
under new aspects. He does not admit iE7ul-
nersbility Of the new vessels.
The bougse was fiat on the 10th and lower
CHINA The Hong Kong correspondents Of
the London Tsnaes, writing about March, reports
q Confederate privsteeU in the China sess. She
he'd fallen in with H. N. ship Plover. on tho
coast OF Borueo. If there a. all, she must nave
been on the lookout fcrAAmeTican ships outward
bound. The correspondent says this is paricu-
larry unfortunate for American shipping, as the
Federal government has not a single war vessel
of any description in these waters except the
Saginaw, and she is rotten.
LONDON, April I8-The question Of armor
plated ships and floating batteries continue the
prominent topic
It is vaguely rum1red that England has Lately
made G diplomatic recommendation 10 France in
favor of the withdrawal of the French troops
from Rome.
Encouraging sdvices as TO cotton growing in
Jamaica and Peru. have reached England
It is questioned If the Emperor will 90 10 thu
London exhibition, and asserted that if he does,
it will be strictly iaccgait0.
Garibsldi has gone TO Brescia. 1t IS report-d
his nomination az commandment chief Of the
Guards, has been decided upon.
LIVERPOOL, April Is. -BgeGdstU8s, market
firm; still advancing tendency. Provisions
quiet but steady,
LONDON, April 19-Consols for money S3b@
81; III. c. Shares, 4849475 dis Erie shares
1882.
LIVERPOOL, April i7-BCesdstuffs-R s. &
and ". n. & Co. report no regular market
since Tuesday, owing 10 the holidays. Flour
with an advance CT 81. on the week.
quoted ct 26030s. Wheat frmeT
I92d. higher on the week; rcd western, los
3d0lIs. Sd; rod southern, lis. 5d9lls' 3D.
white western I2s.i white southern, rs. lOd.
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Infamous Outrages en- sho P~oniu,nIn.

From the Petersburg Express, 18th ,nsLj
A gentleman OF the highest r~espectabiity. lust
from Williamsburg, gives us information Of g
series Of the most dlabOlical outrages recently
perpetrated on the lower Peninsula By the iufi-
nous Vandals now in possession Of that portion
OF Virginia. We would fam hope, for the sake
Of humanity, that these acts of ~8trocity were IN
true, but they come from a source that cannot
be doubted hay q righteous God nerve the
arms Of Confederate soldiers TO averge the
wrongs of the defenseless people now overrun
by a foe far worse than the GOths and Vandals
of historic infamY.
The first on the list given Us is Capt Samuel
Holley, who resided in the lower end OF Wsrwick
county, d gentleman about s. years Of ACE. of
the highest respectabiGty, and universally as-
teemed by his ~neighbOrs. His residence was
invaded by q lot of Yankee officers and men,
who introduced themselves BY a brutal proDosi-
ton to Capt. H.'s two daughters, both young
Rnd beautiful ladies. While endeavoring 10
accomplish their design by force, the indignant
father shot one Of the demons dead, and had
taken aim at another, when he was instantly
killed.
Mr.. John Patrick, who resided near Warwick
Court House, was killed last week BY q party of
the invaders, while endeavoring 70 save an only
and beloved daughter from q tate worse than
death Deceased was a pious and consistent
member Of the Baptist church, and we under
stand had for a long time filed the post Of dea-
con He was nearly sixty years Of age.
Mr.. Edward HarwOod, who also resided in
the vicinity of Warwick Court House, vas bru-
tally murdered a few days since, while defend
ing his daughters honor. We we're unable to
ascertain the particulars ofthis case.
The fourth and last victim to the lust of these
worse than lemons who now infest that section
Of Virginia, was Mr.. Thomas R. Dunn, of York
county, who resided near Harwood's Mill. He
died IN defense Of his much beloved daughter,
who was being outraged by a Yankee officer.
He killed the monster, but was in turn quickly
killed himself. Mr Damn is reported 70 Us as
having been q gentleman Of universal and de-
served popularity. His age was forty FIVE
years.
These are the scoundrels who profess TO have
South for the purpose Of restoring the
and defending the old flag. The &C
cursed calendar Of their crimes exceeds il euor-
any we have ever been called upon to
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-06

DETENTION OF Trans Much arri.t~ r..
isisd IN mo -ity yesterday on ecoount q no train ewing
arrived from Corinth since Saturday, nor any word as
70 the cause Of delay The reliable gentleman, A course
Knows ali about Il, and after hsgorgtas 6 long sr4r- o.
a Confederate victory at Yorktown vI-Eilis Re grated
That the enemy had seized the truek ct a point e.~ht
miles tbs side OF CorinuL The fset that the telegraph
line was II working order, ~dis2roved tbs story. last
evening the looked for train arrived. when e e77sared
mat no less than fourteen trains had met together on Ls
read Side switches being scarce, I: to0- very long
time tor them to pass on tLe- several roadz Zus brsL
ness OF aking away the teierspbls Instruments from
the railroads does not work wsu it would be better 20
correct abuses than BY tasing The use Of tho .e erra1h
from the company 10 leave the track In da1re-.