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Patent Lard Lamp.

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sA3 .1cs ,y) GJEsH)r woJNos

it's : IS unequnllc'l, removing and prevent
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29

during the battle Of the lst by the explo-
sion Of shell. The vicinity Of the city is
desolate and trampled and cut up-being,
| believe, the most marked field Of the war.
There has been no tendency to outrage.
Our forces have not plundered, except in
unauthorized squads, and these were few.
Order has been enforced as much as pessi-
BILE, and well for us--but still there is the
necessary inevitable trail, which a great
army leaves in its own country.
!" Chambersburg or Carlisle should have
been burnt BY authority in retaliation for
the ruthless destruction Of Darien. Such
destruction does not demoralize an rmy
whilst it gives the foe wholesome lesson
by which we vastly profit"
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Increase Of our War Vesseis atroat-a neU
Iicenty-one Gun Ship fer Capt. Semmes.

Increase Of our War Vessels atloat-a ne,6
TiDtnty-one Gun Ship for Capt. Semmes.
The London Ne,os Of May 2sd. makes
gratifying announcement, (anything but
gratifying to The Yankees, however, in the
following paragraph; o
1t is said that Captain Semmes, of the
Alabama, is about to change his flag and
hoist il upon more substantial bst equal
~ fast ship. Capt. Bullock, who fer the
last year and more has been in this coan.
try experimenting the construction Of ves-
sells for the Confederate service, is now
about TO leave the Clyde, and will proba-
bly, coal at Cardiff, with large iron vessel
for the COnfederates. Capt. Bullock will
afterwards take the new privateer to port
at present a secret" and there transfer
the command to Capt. Semmes. The
command of the Alabama will then devolye
upon Capt. Bullock, until such time as
Capt. Mafft, Of the privateer Florida, is
enabled to take command Of the Alabama.
The Florida will then be under the guidance
Of Capt. Bullock until Capt. Jones is ap-
pointed. The last transfer is easily ac
counted for. Capt. Bullock is more Of
naval architect than an energetic or expe-
rienced seaman. The new vessel on which
Capt. Semmes hoists his flag is a large
iron screw vessel, mounting twenty one
guns, and, as we have before stated, COM
bines the two great requirements Of a man.
of-war-speed and etrength.
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IMPORTANT STATEMENT. - The Havana
correspondent Of the Charleston Courier,
writing under date Of the 9Th inst, men
tions the fact that some important discoy.
cries as to the connection of the Yankees
with affairs in Mexico have been made by
the French. He saws:
/" The captain general and the French
consul here have received intelligence that
among the spoils captured by the French
at Puebla was box, containing the full
correspondence between the Mexican and
United States Governments, wherein tap
pears that the latter has been furnishing
the Mexeans with men, money and arms,
10 be used in their contest with the French.
The correspondence has been Immediately
forwarded TO France, and it is not impro-
per to presume that it will greatly affect
the amicable relations between the Empe-
rur and the Yankees. This information is
reliable. Itcomes TO me from the officials
| have named, through Southern gentle
man who had il from them personally.
Among the prisoners captured by the
French at Puebla were fifteen hundred
Calilornians, who, with body Of Spanish
deserters from Prim army, almost wholly
defended the city during the last siege.
-..~s~--.---~>----
MlLIIKES's BESp.-From Gen. McCul-
lnch's official report Of his attack on Milli-
ken's Bend, it appears that he did capture
il, driyingsthe enemy TO the waters edge,
under his ganboats. Our loss was lS4;
the enemy leit hundreds dead. Our forces
destroyed all the stores not wanted by
themselves, and retired to their camp at
Richmond. eight miles OF. They could
not hold 'Milliken's Bend, because the gun
boats commanded it. Shortly afterwards
thcy started on another expedition, and in
their absence the enemy gathered his ior
ces aud made dash on Richmond, and EN-
tirely burned it.
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