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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27
solidatIoa---Tle Purse and the
GworJ,

A pamphle. from Boston lawyer, Mr
whiting, who is now, of course, in Federal
employment in Washington, Gh tie War
Department. prepared the logical way for
cansoiids.iou in the three leading acts of
the isst Congress
First, The Baak snd Loan Bit, provid
ing he money.
Second. The Consumption Bill, proyil>
Jug the arms.
Third, The Habeas Corpus Act, threat
ening all with punishment and imprison-
mens who espEes: their views on this purse
aud sword
These .h.eA acts unite the purse and the
sword ia the President, The very definition
OF desp"nsm, and the hajeas corpus GUS
pension act threatens all with incsrcera
sion who argue agsinsl such fatal Union.
But in these three ae.s of Congress are
further evidences Of consolidated despoi-
IAN.
Act Ne. (ihs bank act) i. intended 20
cripple aad destroy The state banks, iucor-
pera,sd by the states, and owned by tho
people Of the states.
Ac' NO. ttae esnscrlptIon Act) IS In
tended to take from the states, and does
take from the slater, the militia Of The
states.
Act No. 3 Che habeas eorpus) not ONLY
,u'psnds The habea, corpus. any where aud
everywhere, In loyal as well As in rebs
s.s,es,-bu. exe!npts the Presidsnt, or
any Of HE policemen, or coostables, from
aAy trial for arbitrarily arrss:ing any body,
when acting under hi, order, and transfers
the trial OF such rerseus thus guilty from
:be state, 10 The federal courts.
Thus these acts Of Congress cripple, OF
destroy.
1.s. The State Banks.
%. The State Militia.
Sd. The State Courts.
These Gets Of Congrss, thu. revolutions
ize, destroy the whole framework Of our
form OF government, and convert repub>
lie, that ia a republic Of sister states, into
q consolidated dsspotism.
al these points are susceptible Of dem
ons,rslion, but il an article toe long for
the newspapers.
1t is the duty nov of lawyers, hitherto
ever the guardians of Liberty, even in Ire
worst days OF the Tudors and Stuarts, to |
study, and to show up those violations Of
our form of Government, and of the gov
eminent OF the people N. Y. Eypress.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27
Dead! Dcalt! DeaA.tt

4 half sheet g: !hs I<srak! WAS carried
around town o. Wednesday, enoto:ea in
the Tri5uns, in ubIch Mr. FITcH sunonn
CO. lbe Gna! s'rspen.ion Of his Paper, and
.hat he has sold hiu.els, body arr breech
e., his prs.s, type, ms'erisl, AID honor to
one 5. W. SxiTH. who. be eays, " possess
E. the equisres 10 fusrish I readable, az
cepssbla, and vs!s.bl. local paper"
Som. Elk or seven week. age. when Mr..
Fuca temporarily suspended tbs Herold,
We prcpheaisd tEsl it was is hnal death,
and treated its deees.e with companion.
Wh..e,s, bad feeling Nigh. hsye p'evail>
e, between It's edi.o, AID oarssf, ss se.s
wiling TO have .hs past bury IT'S deai, ="
and let lhem s!e.p IN peace. Bus when
Mr.. Prov abandoned al hs possessed Of
hosor, credit. and dseency, I've adai. the
stock MAS smsIl.} BY hsvirz .hs corpse OF
,hs Heron barred il tho ptn3i.g sAeet Of
the Trt5xrs, ws csnnos consent TO 10 one
Of the noarnsrs. We vii again say Re,
gutsca: 80 pare F,is5G 5I1c1. good
bye.
Inc truth f,hs Whole q stte, H. that Mr..
Kocs. he County Tr>a.srer. is supposed
70 h.v. furnished Mr.. FIrca large sum
o. uansy lss. fall, 10 procure ,as servicss
Of lie 8-rsId 10 defeating Judge FEss-
porr. The Treasurer. tar lis; is 10 be
published in . ehor, time, asa Mr. FIrcE.
q. usual, insisted It's. ;Le tax Iiss shouts
10 pcbii.hed IN bis pepsf; BIZ. Mr. kocE
could eel allow il, for she friends Of the
Tribune would rai.e s:ink too disaa'ssa
I,e tx the tender nos.lils u the Con-..7
Treasurer. What was 10 bs doEel Wy,
tho Treasurer was AgaiE forced 10 opsn bis
wallet and p-opjtiats FI1cs tbs sscssd
time, y buying hina Up, AID turning shs
establish az. oves ip:o .hs hands Of ou'
ssietls frie1t, TIN Horn .Sx;A
Ne have 60 fss!t 70 Snd w:,h Ms kocs
in hi. matter He ~as il :,9h! place,
and tsok the t.s, course hs scs,G 30 gs:
cat. Ra! if lie can afford 80 spesd l,HDd.
reds OF aisisrs f~r election purposes, bay
ibs ap Newspapers, T., sHs q y. fs.- of
h.s office, re respectfully say that his
emolGn,epts are far 100 i..rgs, sIi .La tax
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27
The Adams Express Robbery:

Baltimore, March 49,.
The safe Of the Adarns' Express Com
psny was robed on Wednesday night be-
tween Baltimore and Harrisburg. 1t con,
tanned various sums Of moueY in currency
and gold a large number Of United States
certificates Of indebtedness, United States
8 20 bonds.and checks Ct the United States
treasurer on he assistant treasures of New
York, PAYABLE to the orders Of Tho Adams
Express Company
Arewsrd of $4,000 j, offered by the
company. z
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27
The Invasion Of Kentucky.
lIaFf9rSboro. March 70


Spscial to the Hs7sl4: he runors
heretofore given of ;hs proposed rebel
Invasion of Keatucky are not ground Iess.
! learn from a southern raan who ieis
Chattanooga, that the rsbei 'roops Known
to have left Nlleiala, di,! not reinforce
Bragg but concentrated ht Aaox''iis'
Tenn.
Yesterday body q four hundred 'sb-
e's crossed he Cumberland at f'awenn'
Kentucky, and it Was reported thas 'S'se
force was following. II is suspected thA'
The Invasion has already begun.
A bill 10 organize soIln!teF navy hA'
been introduced into ths coptsderste con
gr.ss.
The rebel senate J. ~ resolved that Tbs
president shall issue II proclamation ass
suadirq ths further cultivation OF cotton
and Tobacco an! eajoh i"g ine RI"nuSg Of
grain. .- !.
Gav. Brown Of Georgia th.'ss''aa to 90
lie same.
The Chattanooga Rebe' ofANe 'H''vs
Brsgg'a army IS in better cold. ZOE nHc
more bent upon is n,iss!on thsA e. or DE-
fore.
Nebs' papers apeak Of Hooker's army a.
hsviuc been seas to poys Royal.
Mobile papers ssy asp'e preparations
are III king TO give our troops warm re-
800. On sbe TaIi4la;chls.
%, loiuzvI was 81 ms1l's on shs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

CopPsHsgAps Aso brTIksEcrs Il he
nomocrs,. OF New York ci,v-.o .sy.;h.
Express b.cafne 50 1such ssapoysi
With the oa1rs Of" cope-Ihe.d " tina. thay
srs putting copper cents under pouerflI
cutting machines, as4 cns,ing out me
heais Of LIBFsrY and making bres.tpia, Of
these hssls, in ctssr lncaksry Of The party
who gave shstu ;lis pa,ae. IL Cincinnati
large business 10 being dana 10 mounting
AID varnisEius bgs,srnu.s, which 81. ~oyr
s1tea.iyeiy On watch chains.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27
We are sill Gorfg aged.

BIZ SrAuiDISa Republican menrtsr
OF Congress, from shs Erie, y. Y, district,
mate speech in Congress short time
since, in which he ssid
"Deh, aad taxation a~a the inevitable
uscsssi'ies Of war. izverv dar shat the
var is prolonged deb, is increased Tho
isl!y increasing debt Of $500 900 must
al be rsjeei by taxation in son,e form, or
TIE debt viii not be paid. Ths Govern
rDent i. spending n fearful rate. the &C
camul atoms Of former ysar. Of prosperity.
Every dollar O. tebt contracted benor,es q
first mortgage upon the entire productive
property Of the county /. affects the
farmer IsboTer, meehsni2, manufacturer,
merchant. banIer, commission merchant
professional nsn AMI retired capitalist =
Every pound Of tea. Gotta aud sugsr used.
j. taxed 10 pay theFex?essas Of tha war,
and shs persons using these articles Of
daily consumption pay the taxes in the
increased price. Every person that use.
wine, brsa%y, whisky. beer, cigars, 0, to-
bscco, psys portion Ct tn. war tax.
AL necessary or ticiss Of drs.,, snch .s
shoes. boots, bats and wearing apparel. are
ssxeI ia Ike tnssnsr, and al! superfuons
AMI unpscs,arv articles, such as silk, lsco,
diamonds AID js~e'ry, srs heavily taxed,
and | would be glad 20 see the Tax still
further increased on them, in order TO ore.
vent, il possible, their Use al tbis time
Every person that rides npon the raj roads.
rsads Hssapspsrs. dsa~a q check, or sends
Geographic nsssags is taxed fer war
purpo.ss, but Desd no. further epnmsr.
ale The different modes in which everv
body ia taxed every day to pay ths sx9sn-
sss OF the war
This war deb: is mortgage alike on all
sae productive industry and property Of
Republicans, Democrats Oh line
Wigs, Conservative and Aboii,ionis.s."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

FEHI EXTRAORDINARY On Wed es-
day the President received hy Adams l.
Co.'S Express package Of "greenbaeks. >
amounting to $500, which sum the writer
Of an accompanying letter says he obtain.
ed from the government dishonesty, and
which he therefore re,urns The letter is
dated Brooklyn, Marc h 2 1868, and
signed Canaido Securo.-Erchsnge
We hope The example will be as conts
gious, and rage like the plague at Milan
In that event, the United States treasury
would probably be about q hundred and
fifty million. richer than it is now.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

nsAOCRtrIc CLUD N HawroG.
men who love he Coreli.ution as il 10 ard
wi,b to se..ofe lie Union a. it ra., sFs
requested TO fnest 3. the Louse Of Ar5vsr
Tl.cBEa, % ths Green Bay rea1, IL the
town of Newton, On Saturday, she 28,Hl
tsy Of Aareh, 1853, ct 7 o'clock 2. Il 10
osgaui4s Democratic Club.
The "so.iag vii De sdl'ss'si b.
ADolrH Wu!G4zs, Eaq, sud ether gee,
tIeHsn
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

Bic Guss.-The Cleveland PlGinJen,er
says WV. KAssos, Esq lsn ths. place
recently for ps:sSurg, from which place
he hs. bacn instructed by Goversmens to
arperin'end tie srsa.fsr Of 500 enormous
1i-lneh cannon to tie forts Of New York.
bos'on, and other large ,expor, towns
The guns with which :base fort, are now
alnsd, ~ill be forwarded 10 other AID less
impor,..u y. points
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

BisuoP PoLx PkAYISG FOR PEACE
~. Rev. the Bishop (Aajor Gensral Polk
of Louisiana, beng officially in the vicini~
I: O! HaFrodsturg, KY, is described bv a
person Oh the spot a, having Visited st.
PHILIPPE church, in that city as he did oil
the other places OF worship, ito see THAR
suisahlen cas- for hospisa!s.' The writer
goes on to say thas when the Bishop Gen
eral entered, he TOOK Of his sword, enter.
ed the chancel, and ferven,ly prayed God
for peace, and to give the peopIs tight
minds, with loud amens in response from
all present. He was not robed He said
that that building was suitable to worship
God in, and nothing else. 1t was not to
be used fer hospital. .-.e.f -...t
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27
Z = The continual appearance Of III

IF The continual appearance Of the
announcement, NO cards. appended to
tie notices Of marriage, still provokss much
comment n England. Great curiosity is
excited as to the uame and rank of the in>
trepid lady Who first veniursd upon the
innovation. A horrld rumor, originating
no one kaows where or how that boxum
shop Girl Of Oxford street, about TO e.pouse
tailor Of To:'.nharn Comr, road, was the
frs. to administer this public cut direct to
her friends and acqusintsnces, threatens
tie overthrow Of the mos. formidable so.
cial .ch,ns Of modern days
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27
Deseytevs Rescued.
Philadelphia, March II.


C;ac;pn, special dispatch 10 the Bsl-
l.tin sav.: ",,n he 18Th squad Of soi
diars was sen. 20 "a &c county, Indiana, to
,~ro.. so-ro d.sarts,l and suCceedsd in
capturing six While 90 .'oeu way 70 me
cars. the deserters were res 'nsu oy one
hundred mounted citizens, arns- WIN r.
fies.
Two companies of iufstTy were SsA'
from indianapolis, and recsplu.> 'A' ~
sersers and scattered the traitors"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

The Cos.cAIPTIoE kcr-Mr. FIrcu
devotes three columns in reply to seren
inss Of ours in relation to thi. act. We
pub'ishs! III. &C! entire, and left our read
ers TO judge for Themselves as 10 its merits.
Would !: not look better If Mr.. FI,cF had
followed our example by g;riag i, to tbs
pulIn through biz paper.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27
Memo FxC,UsI0s raoa Gry Jxxsy,

kxaso FxosUsIok rae4 New JxssxY
On Tuesday last bill passed the New
Jerso.T Assembly providing sass any nv
ls.to coming ials that State. and rsnar-
ing ten days iharein, shall be transported
10 Liberia, C. soEae Island OF the Wal Iu-
dies where slavery does nc. s1,.l; and .u
thorlzlng ihs Governor to pay She sxpen.
ses, 20. exceeding ESQ ia each cas- xri.-
ing usaer that get.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27
Negro Riot in Canada.

Oh Springs, c. w, March 16.
A serious riot occurred here on Saturday
night, between whites and negroes. The
white. organized IL force and marched 70
the negro quarters and ordered them away,
and then DESTROYED their property and
burned their houses. Tbs ristsrs have
been captured -SeyersI were wounded.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27
III a II TO W Q C:
TEE GEn3SRATEs eurEu

Eu1al AMI exact jIs.'oe s-troo. Of ,sstey.
., stat or persuasion. eit <loUs Ct pali.ical
The support 81 ~. SITE eoverna.ents IN .N
the.c Tishs as ~ slt q. b-.~aras against snai-
republican tcr iszc:1s.
mild I'd safc corrective Of abuses which
a's lopez. rs she sword Of revolution, ,nsfe
pesceab1 70 relics gre uErroSiisd.
g. le.rgs spirit Of c.tc>s+i9n and coEpFo-
mise, Il, vital griacip'- :! r-Fa5:ses, ~iskSa!
"b'ca there clus' % s2pe.i 70 70 &C. the Vi
s.l principle mi :-@--et;4-< ps'sat u 1s-poLisn
The supresI.cy CT ~ cts2 poser over the
military a1t1grtT.
EconsHl. in The pa5hc expense, tia: i4sef
p.v BE- ;ieaty n1-.a~rsa
Freedom of re'Iyi \ iI.e,tor1 ~ speech, 'rcc-
DON of lie p.-ss, sai f-eeaars o. TIE fe'sop,
Under hs p.o.ecti,o IF - ss,eas corpus aud
trial by iu-g IL p2r:isi'y seitcled-
sr"Aud nos, es I a.. shout 20 bid yea
rood niaht, ali-v ~ . s.y, % ~ay Of sdvice,
s.anl by ger prie-5pzss - sot arc. sGcsrsk
,ou Axs EJ5Er Thee. atd these slvc. il
succeg.fei vii 2i;s peace - the eonnsr'. sad
ensure tn, rcrrctuity u sde government Hak'
10 Jrga,as aor compro8'i'ts v;'t e:fh>r u th'
opposing p1iiticai pIrf5,s so i ~ br iriea:eo,
q we nav Fel1eps br, Ii tae cernirz contest,
Do no. b. dl.hsa7t,s 3b1I s!sa.G s,~. spr tscu-
eror later, aonest r'.r iiiI1ib sea !soU shs
..her psfti-s euous, IL fise leu sh' ses"',-
ami preserve liz .:o|srafsett a. 't5 eIsa'l'S~"s
al iatser;tg for ."~-Ers29.s 4, D7rSLAs,
!. E:s rsraa-ls from the J1!c.+y Of ths dIe"s5a"
Ls.h1rre Dstrot 1856
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

hATos OF 4Lw4uKrz Tho opinion
generally prevails that Hon. EDwARp o.
MIL viii b. the Democrats candidate for
Mayor Of Milwaukee He would honor
the Office
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

I" The editor Of The Pilo. has been
abssss from hi, poe. for eight or tan d.ys,
With sill sccoure for the lsek Of ed;,ori-
al matter 10 ,his number.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

A PkxDIcTIoN Almost VxElrIzD.-In
years gone by, ELwooD FIsHKR predicted
that the epi,aph, which in after years wo'd
be ckissled OF our national Tombstone
would read a. follows:
Here lie. people, who, in striving 10
give liberty to the negro, los. their own
freedom" a G
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

~ Presidsn: LINCOLN, when informed
ihEi Ges. SroUGHrox had been captured
by the rebsls At Fairfax, is reported to
hare said that he did not mind III. lo., Of
the Rrigadis- - much a. be did the loss
Of the horses. For" said be- II car
make Rrlgsdisr in five minutes, bu, the
horsss cos hundred aud twenty five dol
lkrs apiece"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

Paxx LscTuRg.-Dr. J. S. G!Bsoz will
deliver lecture upon til, subject Of Ten
Psrance, a. tho Tabernacle, CT Sunday
evening next, e, Tho usual hour o. service
A full attendance ia requested.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

TaB pRovoar MAKsH.L GEsERAL
Col. JANxs =. FsY. rscently appointed
Proves. Asrstsl General, il cSe con Of Col
JACOB Fay, Of Greene county, H., rcv
Colonel Of toe 0iss Illinois Voluafes,s
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

DzgocRtTIc CLun We learn that 81
last meeting Of the Dsa ocrstic Club Has
largely sttsuded, ard The b.s, OF feeling
manifested The speeches. of Aessr..
Rap, PIEssosr, AID Nichols, are highly
spoken of.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27
RI This is one Of the Indiana % 90

EF TIs IS ONu OF tH0 lUOlAna Cons
perhead resolutions
ResoiVed, That. notwithstanding our
want Of confidence in the administration
We yet hereby pledge ourselves 10 support
i. in all constitutional usasures to suppre,s
the rebellion at the South and rs.tor. TO
the government the proper and full e1er-
else Of is legitimate authority.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

Eay The Supreme CouyI have pronsun-
csd unsninoua!r in favor Of the con.iitu-
.ionsli'y Of The draft, and a.so Of The SOL
oier,' suffrage law
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

sIcRsrAnT SEwApD.--We here shat
sha morning, when shaving himself Sec
Rotary Seward, in ssdsavoring TO catch
his razor, that was falling from where be
had placed it. cut the palm Of his right
hand 10 severely that 10 will probably
require Al aasnneasis to DO hi. writing
fer ao0s time 70 come Wua. So,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27

~ The 9th Regiment is under march>
ing orders, and will leave Milwaukee coon,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

There IS too great q disposition with some
classes IN the South to malign and depreciaie
she people of Memphis as dislOyal to the South
srn cause, Netting eould~be more unjust TO
tho old and substantial citizens Of that place
Asstbe first evidence Of her loVAty and patriot
ISM we have only TO meatic-t The fact that she
las equipped and sent to the field about SIX
aaousand troops, who have dsmeaned themselves
as gaIsnfy in bsttle and as formidable in Eight
as any other Southern troops. Besides, in the
earlier stages Of The war, her public buildings
were thrown open, free Of expense to The gey-
e1ament, as hospitals, and ths noble women Of
lie city volunteered as nurses to the sick and
voasde5 soldiers For their comfort immense
sans Of msasy, as vel as articles Of food and
clothing. were subscribed fom time to time
Besides, not q boat load of returned prisoners
has eyerpassed Memphis on their way to Vcks-
burg. but that most liberal contributions Of lux
uries and comforts have been made up for them.
Ia this respect the women Of the place have
shown their devotion 20 the cause and love t0r
solder.
As far as the nature Of The case win admit,
tie large majority Of the people are still loyal
in heart If not in action They were left to The
mercy Of the enemy BY the government, and o.
course, could make no active defense of the
place. They yet pray for the return Of our sol
diery and the presence Of our arms. Let jus.
tee be done them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09
T0ar Latsss Dispatches
Norahern Enteniaenos.


RIcHaoSD, February s.-Northem dates of the 5th
have been received. The news from Charleston pro-
duced much excitement. The Herald regards the rails
ing of the blockade as a serious matter If recognized.
aud cites various authorities fayoriug the yaidity Of tie
act very decide ly. but expresses its own views dub
ously. It fears some understanding with France and
England, with regard to tais mode Of raising blockade.
Four new iron.clsds would be sent TO the Southern
coast this week.
The grand armada Is waiting favorable winds, and
Beaufort viii wipe out the disgrace at Charleston and
Galveston.
Dis atches from the Yves: state that Forrest had been
repulsed at Fort Donelson He captured a battery o
four guns, bus atterward lost them. with about 49, men
killed, wounded and prisoners Forrest IS said to o
wounded.
Res,lutio s were offered in the New Jersey legisls-
tars, that New Jersey viii not be responsible for any
portion Of the debt incurred for the emancipation o.
negroes in Missouri or other States
From Chnrleston.
CHARLESTON, February g -Robert Bunch. the British
consul, sailed yesterday in the Brit sh war steamer Cad
mus.
From the officers of tsat steamer we learn that the
results Of the late naval engagement were much less
substantial than was supposed. Not a Yankee vessel
was sunk. Tie Mercidita is at Port Royal. whittier she
Wac ~ ia o NA-a-leA iul4ltA3As AupIE1hllA
among her crew that she was sinking was caused by
the water rushlng into the hold from her boilers, which
were perforated by a shot.
The Result at sabine Pass.
An official dispatch says that thirteen guns, property
worth a million ef dollars, and one hundred and nine
prisoners. were captured at Sabine pass. Waiting for
new corners.
The Yankee gunbOats Quaker City and Key Stone
State were also struck and badly damaged There
were several killed and wOundeI aboard ssea of these
three vessels.
The new Irons dss is stll of ne bar. She goes out
to sea every morning, butpD6rns close in every evening,
to participate in anyzight engagement.
An impressioa prevails among the officers Of the
blockadipgsquadrOn that Savannah viii be attacked
bess6 Charleston.
The Yankees confess the iron-clad Moatagks was
much injured during the Engagement at Genesis point.
During the latter part Of tho light her turret refused to
work.
The resolutions offered in the Kentucky Legislature
by Thomas F. Marshal, declare that Kentucky fayors an
arnistice. The Louisville Journal Of the I'd favors tie
proposition of a conference between the Kentucky Leg.
islature snd he Northern Legislatures, to see what shall
be done.