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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31


THE LAUREATE WELCOME.
sY ALFRED TRNRYsoH-PoET LAUREATE.
Sea.klpgs' daughter from over the eea
Alexandra
--. Saxon. aud Norman, and Dane are ne,
But all of "a Danes in our Welcome 81 thee.
Alexandra
Welcome her. tbunders of fort and Of float
WeicoGo Ter thuudetlng cheer Of the s'r ct!
Welcome ter, all things you,hfu! nndrw:n',
S;s;tr the bl'nsom under her feot
Beak. happy land into EARLIER tnwars!
n,sks music, o bird, In The new buidsd bowera
Welc,ms her welcome her, ali that 4 oura !
Wsbla. o bugis, and trumpet blue
. Flags 1utter ous uEon tnrrets and tc~urG.
=" Fl ,nfs on the windy beadland fase.
Utter your jubilee. steepje srd ipire
Gash ~ bells, In the merry March hi'
Fish, 20 ciiisi, Ia Iissfs OF fr.!
Eel cCa her welcome the i5uds asa!ro,
AL.s.m r.
.ss kjng-' dEcsher ss happy ssf.if,
Ssi. sfrl trias OF b1ssnl heir,
Bod1 Of ,ns heir or tie hogs vi tae -.s,
y joy to The p,op!e, aud joy to ina .hrons,
C. m, 20 uS love ~. and make us your GYn;
For SiLnn. or Dane, or Norman W.,
Tenth. OF Cel.. or vha.ey,r we be,
NE ire :sca all Dare IA ua- welcome NJ thee.
Alexandra,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31

:. 'a..1. mo +" MACHlNIsTy.-A n.ch,n,,,
.' A.sh'p., 'eqah:. Character and .kn to sct a.
.tss- Il, aa, o. r'- Vi,yna Central Rx.Iro.s. can
'a.-se-s .nI, Tic ''is'y viii DO propo...oa.te t.
S1sAl.u d D. "HIrocxp, General mr.
esai"-d. Va,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31

s. YATT.
&;.ts. GEO RGIA,
Tf'7., HiSGs BRuKss
' a.. - 'sli ~ s:nds Of ssoes, snd snI,sn.,
go. ''a "a 'ats vith prorpsp.ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31

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SsiiS- -.
--;is IN THE RA1h,
pAINs in tn. lee,
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ISlTSu1
fSSai;s.
sfRAlEf.
AND ALL PhIhH..
70 SO. .,--ss.i- :. 80 7anc:t:. -r'h %
40. r. UUYkL.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31

ssat ixilAIea ovofyxhsss Esesasd Ainaos. {"
break i, SID, despite tho stately etiquette
which hsd hitherto regulated svsry word
and gesture, all NV bent far and eagerly
forward as tho HIM snd us:ls 10 he rsy.
bsy:rd sh"Sed tia youaS bride to be d,."
in; near In ,uo;uer Mo"sut shi htt. e.
tered, and stood
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31

, -. SUGAR CANE sEsD
go. - .eovo seed or eenhgansrt. 4
=. "'ro v'rr1 P.ioe q psrou.yt
IIJAhs \ CAxsIhGTDS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-18

Jsha v. F-7uey, Notorious Black Republi-
can william. has recently erected q new prinsng
cfiee On Nntb street. WzsHIos-oH, which is
called the Cir7Hicis building. i wss formally
dedicated ct long sisCs, BY genera. csr1ussl
during which suel whisky 'Fsr -rzu1Eei BY
Lincoln, Seward, Wsileg, Al Con Thomas,
Frruey and others.
Ar1r es'iug sui guzziisz fer su hour Or two.
Gen TBonss. being callsd on, gave sentiment
coHplinentsry 90 F0r1ey, s1d the latter replied
in q 5yisf sp-ec5 Hs ssid
"T- had one been bis dsgira % see estsbiished
in Wrshng-0n a. indsBar tent is1rnsl-inds-
pendent uaE only ia the utsarar CT Of It's sentl-
msuss- hut $50 FscBuisriIy and really ndepen-
dent Il was with the desire to accomplish this
that the ChrsHiele had seen established Pscu-
piariIy. thu rstabIi5bmeHt gas in5eDen3en'i not
a dollsr had bssn snpoyed that hsd not been
lszisinaiely earned. As g. - principles sdV1-
catoi, 8Ir. .Foruey said they had bHsore 60 in
WI lght no his nature Gs TO aH0uus To- fauRti-
rsus, and could never be 5sVassd tr5m: Tee
sappers Of tho war sai the szpp5rt Of the Al
miuistrstion in al its efforts 10 suppress the re-
bellipn.
at was q Ettis singular" e0nEinusd the
speaker, " thst Sea Ihszss, q man born snd
educated in the South, and pro-5lavsry Dsme-
cr1t, shsUld new be he great arga-la Of liberty
% the black msH AHa .hat he, amsrg al Elsu,
should have been situated e ssfsrca the policy
Of ths GlveTamezt is srmiaz negroes When
saeh Rsn ~ aside their BIsiudicas sud cone
earnestly 70 the support Of these Important
measures. with what iRsfab's cpHienpt must
We regard these msn in the North who set this
up as Drotsxs for dsaouneinE the Administra-
tien and opposing the war"
Gen. Thomss responded By relating some Of
his adVeHtures en- tbs Mississippi AAEy or
I the general ofissTs, pro slavery DoHocrsts Ike
| himself. al fr5t opposed the measure, bat inva-
risbly when they bad lislsusd q bis arguments
/ and understood the policy, ihsy eheeriully ae--
/ esdsd to and endured IT, Gen. Logan Esa cited
as = most verify esnvert
/ Sen Tbamss remarked farther lhat be was
aboat to set sut On second mission to the Mis-
sissippi valley fer the buTp0ss Of organizing
4 Wiih all psssibie speed an army sf Sly ihou-
sand blacks. Nor would be sop at thGt but
would pat ons haHdrs' Thousand in the field
He would SEIZE The pianlatioas, keep open lie
river fer navigation. enltivste ths SSH establish
conmsrso, and have Al army left TO operate M
other fields
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-18

THs Emperor Of Brazil has caused aROshsr
e-Calar 70 the governors Of toe provinces to Be
issued by the BinisteT Of forsigH affairs, ." vita
the visW Of giving wider circulation to the diree-
tioas issued ia August, 1851, in which sTs set
for' the priHSi9les TsgE .ating the Mentality
.oh the Imperial Government resolved - as
sumo ia view Of the struggle in the United
StatRsn The conditions en- which the ports and
harbsrs of ths empirs are spsH TO the b8iiger-
exits are defined in this manifesto. The closing
par graph reads as fOliovss
AHd, iuasmuch IS ih5 steamer Alabsms, Of
ths CoDfederate States, bss openly violsted the
neutrality Of our Empire, infringing the dispO-
siti0ns Of our circular Of the LIST Of August,
1861, making tho Island Of Rita the base Of her
operations for she purpose Of carrying prizes
there, and sailing theaes 10 make others, which
she has caused 10 be burned after keeping thsm
some days in asehOrsge oa the said Island, his
Majesty the Emperor Las ordered that the said
steamer shah never agEin be received into any
part Of the Enpire.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-18
FrssH sscu. Lee'. Army.

CorreEpondsnos Of the iI-huluad Examnorl
FREDEHICRsBURG, Aug. l3 The armies
sWelleT beneath q sul as bsry as thsr of Sahara
aud, by reason OF th8 puivsr sed conditisH OF
the TOsts, tbs least DTeeEs IS converted into a
sand blast ss consuming az the slTCcco. Iuss-
tivity and She exhaustion of all animated na-
luTe fall in IS = consequence, and hence al Is
guiot along the military lines
Ths county of staiiald, in that It lies = kind
Of terra dIsPEiQfa between ths comba5auts.
and affords exceptionally a skiruish between
scouting parties or q collision between cur
licketH and these Of ths enemy, presents,
Pr0bEb 3, moTs of interest tbsa s-y other
part Of tie hue. An insteacs of the
tormsT ehsEzc.sr CecCsrTet yesterday morn
ing, on iAe HaTtH0sd road, a short distsl ce
iE6m FGlm0uta, between Eve men Of the 18th
Virginia cavalry. and some twenty-five
Of the enemy, he JugiuE 10 BBl5Yd, being a do.
tsahmeur tr0m the isrco stationed at Stafford
CaHrt House. 2 be Bkrmish resulted in tbs
killing # one Of gur men and the capture OF the
remaining i,ur. They bs.Ouged 10 Capt San
foTa'B company, end had been seutuB the road
ss ssguis. The Yankees, who had doubtless
saaz informed 0f tBs route tloy went took 4
by read, and suddenly appeared Ia the rear
whea four Of the men surrendered, but the
other. named Bailey, from WgslmoTslsnd, re-
fused 70 give bIuse.i up sud died fighting.
Llla HaEpEe va H-NAAah ereL l4al tlfcI tHiel-
day sf.sIHo0a, Ehsu bls comrades paid sae last
r5ate OF respect 20 his heroic memory.
The Yankee cavalry are uuquesucuAbly dis
piayilg degree o. dash aul daring IA their
movements iu this direction which has not here
tOfOre marked their military enterprises. this
may be altrbu.ed to their perfect acquaintance
vita the country in which they are operating
acquired during their seven meuth5' occupaHsI,
OF perhaps % tie strength and PexmIty Oi
their reserve forces, maxim IL desirable 80 Cecsy
our men Ito the power Of superior numbers.
b this IS Il may, their IuaReuVsriHg in Stafford
approaches d tsmerisy altogether It variance
with tha. whica ordinarily chaTacterises their
conduct.
Oar own branch Of TIE same service e, hsw-
ever ugs lacking Iu vigilance aad efficiency.
Night bsisrs lsst a detachment of Gsu. EIlz-
hugh Lees bngade cTesssd tho RspPahannock
81 6mith's t5ld, accom- Pli he'd q successful re-
cohnolssancs 81 tie enemJ' 's pesihen, cspiUsd
two sBieG, and returned EilAcut casually. To-
day an0tLaf detachment brought 10 3 Yankee
lieulosaut, Wso vas JaEsz pdssaer Above STAT
fsrd store, Ep5 also tae maui csrriez o. the
eutmF, who .1ey 1asEed between ihat place
snd Fa.msHlh On hm way from the CAMS on
the EsppakanBoCk D. W sTrtntoh junction Tie
mail vas also captHT8d, and is said % "a highly
fueortaUt Co1taiuIng much Information Of The
dispositien o. the enemy forces and tHs,r ia.
.tnrs lplsntilns Maads's ado aarters are deli
nitslv sscsrtzined 20 be ~ Wsrneut0R Juuc-
ton, Is are also those Of Klpatrick The for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-18


A letter from Huntsville. Gsted August 81,
states that It was SAID lbss Jers ClsmeBs had
received q latter fr0z the FsdsFsl Gen. Mitchell
SAYING that he inton5ad to Be II Hunisvil on
that day b BreTeui tia holding Of the eleetis1s,
Sssts and county; bUt It WAS rot believed that
he would Be there. He vas not here then
The letter alss stated thst 3 < Dickinson. liv-
ing near Hantsvills, had died from the effects
Of a W0una be "a citizen, not q soldis1,) 70
esivsd At The hands Of the Yankees lass sum
msr, Whila he was on visit % Fayetteville.
The breath Was scarcely Ous Of bis body,
before eight msa, dressed in COnfsaersts uniform,
entered the premises aad drove of his eaitls-
His brothsr- IN law snd smother had gone in
paTsuit-and q meeting Of citizens as YianDe.
Madison county, had appointed Ten men, and
sent thsn in pursuit. The letter gives 10 cine
to this nystsry We sEe, therefore, left 10 con
lecture thst the raiders were T. derals disguised
I'm Confsdersts uniform, or dsssTters from the
Confe6srate army.
From other sources, we learn that ihs Yankee
force, that visited Hu1.sVills on tbs 6ih inst
vss oRlT q couPsny Of ssTenty I've, whose
mission was % take cut the fsmily of one Ham
nell. q N0rtbeTn German, ef the frm-of j. W
Yozng s. Co, igsH founders, aad, perhaps, the
families Of one or two ether rensgadss, who
went Of vita tAs Yankees, last summer. Thi
missisn accomplished, Che Yankees let. The
ismily of LightOa, sasthsr ma2ber OF the same
hTm, are said . have left with ihs force duder
Stanley. on the 231 Of Jaly. Hammeli. Light1u,
and 5shn G.. Hfa1, another renegade are ssid
TO be suffers In R0secrsns' army, It Winchester.
-Afg0cats, l515.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-18

THe Canr cr-e Ir1s evening brought down
gentlemen direct from the headquarters CT
Gen Lee Bis reports c.rcs-ni1g t-a 7r7i-ioa
aud 3 1mi-re of the arms e k1-tl6-l EiHls
are cheering, En1 ibis must satisfy IhH pu9lie
fer the present Eleasss army was said to be
lying along the cluauy from 0Tangs Court
hoBse TO CuIps1rr, aud on towards Fredericks-
surg. His hesdquz-tgEs Wege supposed 10 be
q Wauentsu
Amy movements were g. perfect stand still
on beth sides, tie inieHss L-s- enforcing Qgie-
tuia.
/ p7ss ru--7r-5 That the Yankees had evacu-
a.sd the valley, ard brought tEeir svai.G5ie
forces east Of TIE Blue Ridge. This NAV be
true 10 some extent, Buf tJrso viii be kept
there in the vicinity @. Winchester or Martins
bRrE, for the pEotscl1a of the BI.dn1rs aud
Ohio raiir0sd, close enough % tie P5t0mse TO
put It's cuus8t between t5emgelTss and Imbo-
den's troops, in ease be should come down upon
them
Tia bslisTs3 that Meade is senesstratisg in
Stafford sad FaqzisT, bat nothing .ehsb.s Is
known 81 siss # headquarters, and what Is
kHsrn tEers IS as iuTio.-5.s as the Dead S.
crst" EightUg vas o. such q disG5Bnt that
sven tho cavalry wss enjoying g seasen sf rs-
Bese and the pickles wsicb zach others shining
barrels through the h.az lg suR, too lazy 10 Ere
q qua. However, this spathy is iskie 20 be
hroksz any day, ana hostile cannon agajR
awake The kapuahuuuock kIIls
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-18

ViCKsBUKG. Reports from YicksbuTg rep
resent the condition Of affAirs there IS deplo-
rabls in the extTems The poor asluded me-
groes are dying By the hundred They are
hadilod Up together, compelled 70 work very
hard in the bToiling suu, and hsva no water
except the riVsr water 10 drink, which gives
thers diarrkea- They hhve no money to buy
medicines with, no physicians to prescribe
for 5hem, and no shelter 20 protect them
frons the bestiag rains and seoTehiug sun They
lie absus tho streets until they become so weak
thsy are unable to walk, Ehen they crawl of to
some hack yard or old etyt hoase aad die, with
out any enc to give then a drink of water Or
minister in any way 70 their wants. Yankee
carts sc roUud every n aoruing, gstber them up,
haul them eff 70 soms gully, pitch them in aud
shrsW q fsw shovels full Of dirt on thsm.
A eTeSt msny Of the women, children and cid
iaan have been sent Of - their camps en- Paw
paw island or hired Gus TO Yankee plaEterS, bat
tAs ableb0died men are toTn from their families
and put into the army. a great many negroes
are very anxious TO get away, snd they seg eY-
cry oase they meet to nv end get tben pass 20
come cat. but tue Yankees refuse to Lee them
ps.g tlseir lines We sincerely pity tna poor
deluded wrssehss.-- 5gsrsieH RsPH5tieaH.
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on each corner. As yoE loek. almost cless ts
Fort Sumter snd under il is For Gregg Eesr-
er TO Us sad Immediately 10 frent IS Wagner,
with Its sides, though bearing soGa sppesfance
Of shape yet torn and ragged Over the low
lsnd Of harris island, AID on Jduas island b.
yond, are tae two bstteries which The hands Of
treason haye recently built
a little further beyoaa and to the right is
Fort Johnson, sRd b tha night Of that spaus
as hsrbor aud city. The yellow walls Of Cas-
l.s PlnokGey form prominent ohjset over tie
am0oth surface Of She Wstsr. A little 10 the
lsft O. PinekAsy is the ilsu-elad niadls ground
ttFy. Fort Ripley, ard I imagine il is not
more cQmtortAhle baleW shan Tie reha prize
Atauts fcr I sss UP0H ihs cop Of it the white
tents IN which lhs othea1s and nsR PEobably
live
a little beyond, sn9 ls the left Of ths city
tbs green trees uBan the battsTy l03k beautiful
and iavidg, and ff0m under thsir shsltsring
foliage masY Of ihs far resithzts Of ChsTiesisn
looires out upon The fEht, praying in their
hearts-snxious aud paipitGdng hearts, let rs
hOPs-that the e0Rtempti5le Ya8kses and fheir
iren-ships night never survive the terrible
storm Of shot AHd shell which raiasd 50 merci-
i8ssly apon them.
The streets, the hsgsss, fhe churches and
spires of the city are ia plain view. Nssr to,
and alnoss in TsHge Of Christ church spira q
NaAA saAteA AAAA AluhAAh - LAeAAlV EuAAE up
The blockade ruRner5 are lying quietly ct the
wharves. We can see DeisAsr Of the @rsn-
clsaS, and, undoubtedly, they are trying 10
make n9ve in another direction to divert euE
attsHtioa from the fsrtiseshsas Away to tho
left On Morris islsR1 busy hands are a. wsFk
making strePg the defsnses sf the UaiOR. 10y
ely aad good gsvsTnmsat. L is an Interest
iIg picture
Hardly q spet withis the line Of visiou but
what is familiar IS our eyes, and yet destined 10
become in the swiftly advancing days more
memorable. The fest Of the Government is
frEly plsRtsd on t1is SACRED soil Only q
few steps forward, sHd the birthplses Of trsassn
is under It's hssl The steps may bs taken,
slewly perhaps, but ssrsly. Wenay witness
repulses ct frst, but they shall Bs tarHsd int
Successes.
The contest will be 6sres, but win end IN
victory at last. Let rs watch without eriticiI-
ing, and wsit Withsut mHrzuriRK The stake
is too great to admit false RoVs, tbs prize is
too dear ts fsll freR esT grasp VITA tks fall
sf ChaElesteR We may surely lock, asd secs, for
the last expiring breath Of ths rebellion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-18

THE CRoPs The csuVtTy people on visit
n this city, bring the most cheering account Of
the state 0f the e0Es, wheat end ost oroPs
7Tl, rich bottoms Of ths Sguth-sids have e.
rgrfsIly given tokea Of g NEST luEuriaut. yield
III cerisia districts tae uyomJse OF tie ears
crop Hob.y exeeads that Of tlo preceding ysaE
The heavy showers OF july succeeded b. the
timely sunshine Of ihe past tvs weeks, worked
wondirs for the corn, and il is nov pretty we'll
beyoI q sarioas dsslger from the maapropss in
cideuB OF tbs sathsr Ths wheat aud oat
eFep5 have yieldetj loo menseiy, and ali that re-
msius 70 be doRa 70 Sc sure fali supply ny ne
distrib ating mari ssts-vrl Richmond EHqViTcr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-18
KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE, I

II W., I an now cH' srfinE al members Of General
Jchu RI Ecrr11's c0Eusu1 al MC-risfUvTu forty Eiis
east os Enolvle on the Esst Tennessee ard Virginia
Ezi rad Al ttoss who have been -ued 70 dutv DO
OtEsr c7umRnfs viii rep o. BY Hl-i.E pc that % int
~hsu proper steps viii be taken Tor l1sr rs1Jrn 30
tL-ir I5umandE
T0a viii have .es-ued bg this time fel.05-s1 56rs
that orr Fori0us chefsn hs7 fallen into the hand Of
5he enemy together with ruuoer f your 5rrFs com
rsies Dh.y b. Ourselves country zr1 these brave
whg now ilCErceratsl In Northern p-lsgls
calls upou us to unite ar once lrEa-ize and br pre-
pared 70 follow General Morgan. be returns
And sveugs bic w-ouEE be ia held captive.
Capt Sd p by-ne, as WBrd g. spsu ers store Chs--
tan0oga d 81 horned procure IEp rlaln FOR 81
Iasmbsrs q Ger HorganE command, and &c order sl
oflcaE and men Of this command absent without
leave, % report o. once 20 n Mlrrist0Un, Tenn
A. x. JOHNSON,
Colonel Commanding MorFal's Men.
0feisl-B. y. ALLEN Capt and Inspect7f General
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-18
ARMY NEWS

Ysstsr5ay vas a day devoid Of interest so fal
as news from the army Is concerned Parties
dirscs frsn the army represent matters as con
tiBuinE gEist, with no sppaTeus prospect Of al
early change.
By arrivals from Stsuntan we bave = Tepefi-
ten Of the s-atsmsnt thst ths Yankees have left
The Vsllsy, and rhst that region is now open 10
the Potomac. TIE inference Rs thst Their forces
which e short time lack menacsd Manchester
hsve been Withdrawn 90 tie eastern siss of the
mCUutsR 70 swell tire columns of Meade.
la the neighb7rho01 Of Fredericksburg al is
q5iet, the pickles Of the enemy being some miles
distant on the staff lrd side of the river.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-18

Passengers by tta Central train report al
eu.ot on the upper RappGlanrocE. Ten or if-
tssr Yankee prisoners were brought down, most
Of them captured by General Imboden's com
maad
There IS nothing Of iaPortszcs frsR Fred
ericksburg. We have heard Of several slaves
returning to tho.r masters, having had enough
Of Yankee freedoms Ooo csras down Ia the
cars yesterday, who leit his master SIX months
sgc and went 10 Pen lsr lTsuis, and new has re-
turasd te ais home Negro slavery iu iAs sJu ia
is FTefsrTei By them. TO Yankee slavery in the
army
4 gentleman f-om shove, who cane down
Yesterday says the fnest spirit parvades the
army. al expressing the most unlImjtsd conf
serce in their noble chief Gen Lae Is 10 eE-
eslieHt health and fine spirits Con Ewell, the
verify successor OF the lameutsd Jackson, siree
his severe wound last fsli, prefers small hsrse,
As ks can mount him with less 1iheuitT. Yes
isrfav .ke general was mounted ol mule, and
ready for anything Ia the & hEng line that may
tzrn uP.
Frrf8 ths Uf-uat-h August IS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-18

RETURNING To DUTY Under ihs influence
Of he Inspiring call igom Gen. Lss, and the
praclsuation Of Precedent Davis. aasenteos
from The army Of Nouharn Frgiuil, botk
IN large Numbers 10 tssir respective en-
nsn15. Traics from lhs S9ah are daily
bnuEing them On. and g Is 20 Be- hopsi that
ere hs lspse Of the twenty days snsc a bv
the President, eur noble army, under our nsbls
CON maa5er, viii be increased 90 tss number Of
many thousands. ttsaeh appeaa ss these fail
to bring back eur ahssnt soldiers. thsR we nay
have eau5a 70 doubt their pstrio.irs, and 10 fsar
the result Of eomiag bslses.-Fsfsrsbnrg Er
press.
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whose recent raids ilI The Southwest have made
hiE wen knoWn 70 the pubic, has been kiIlst
A. CesiHta By. Lleut Col. Brogn, Of the sam
regiment
The steamer Kate, recently captured while AZ
tempting 10 run the bloekq95 from Wilmington,
has srriYed At Fortrss7 Monroe
TAe eKateusnt ~ X okuk c0znty, Iowa, has
sublided UTpsn ths srrivs Of the military frsm
DagaHpart the insurgents dispersed.
Eaa Sahi5 has been esptnfsd in The Temple
q Aimare, 90 info maii0a supp'ie by he BON
Bay poliss. Aee9rdisg 70 te fieial report, no
d0ubt whatevsr exists Of tbs prisoners idsatity
A Slals fig5ts socisti1n has been 0rgaaized
in she city Of New York. They havs issuad
" deeiaratiea Of priEc,plos." copied chiefly iT9H
the ConsdiRtign sad ssatutss Of th5 state.
l. New York, W5inesdsy gold WAS quoted
a. 1861 Teansssss 6's 66 Virgins g., 604
Esrta CEroliHa S., 66 d ssoul Sc, 704.
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LATRar 80 - NeRFW.

TkrsHgh the agsas Of the Press Assoeia-
tion, the Rishmsnd iounAls Of the 18th say
they havs the following extracts frsm the Bslii-
more american sf tks 18th. { Il there ga iDis
pendent Press Association " st Riehnond
or, if not, Why was not the press elsewhere in
the South favored with the TePsrt By tie Press
Association n
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HEIIIsH nrrnkfE ny YArKEF..

By a letter vhich reached this city yes er5ay
from Wetzel county Virginia, We learn the par
Gcu'ars OF a most TevUtiEg outrage, commI tad
by some Yankee tends, sB0n the person Of Che
wife OF l5r I S Hall. mrrlbsr of the State
Legislature tom Wefzsl, and one Of the Grst
advocates of secession ia his section.
Airs Hall had heE clothing tied ever her head,
and Ia that condition she was ibrBst into ta-
street o. New NsrFetEile, ,lsr husbands place
of residence. Rapsrs sayB thst 81 outrage, 90
which dest1 i= preferable, was parpetraset upon
h-T person. Y-- YlDk-e heI-bCuuds afterwards
burae5 down -ir Hsi's cu-b0uses znl rs1Eac-y-5
bis heusa.
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TIE MuITAEr sITUATIoN.

There Wss no nsvs yesterday either to olate
or dapTsas the community. Up 10 the time ef
peaniry this paragraph, not . word bad bash
received from Charleston or Mobile, either by
the press or By tee wsr department, - far as
Lees array BY the Central cars was mere thSu
usually mssgsr Ws notes particularly lhst
very few cfd,srs or soldiers cane S1wu; the
tide has set ths other Wsy-a gratifying and
hssl;aful Indication
AL wss qaist =t Stsuatoq when the tain left.
Tse enemy bad fallen back rom Books gap.
through which they attempted 90 effect q pas
sage last Monday and Tuesday, Evidently sbs
Tszkees contemplated the capture Of SAuu-
Ton, iH1uencsd By tho supPosiion ths. we
have huge comEis5ary stores there, au5 many
wounded. TAey would bsve found neither IF
they has F5i there.
The Whereabouts Of the various corps Of Gen.
Mesds's army were sutj Gets Of corj jacture and
equal uncertainty.
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