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The PAT RIOTS vow

God Of our fathers, hear our vow
We pledge our faith TO Thee; q
Whers'er our flag shall forward win,
All men are henceforth free.
Whats'er the hue Thine hand hath given,
Hswser by man oppressed
Their cruel bonds shall all be riyen,
Their mighty wrongs redressed.
Thine hand is heavy US 7 ord
We bow beneath Thy scourge,
Through all the land, as Egypt once,
We hear the first born's dirge
And unto US, in sundered ties
Thy justice metes the woe
We measured out to Africs sons,
just two long years ago.
Thou gavest them into our trust,
For traitor hands had riven
The bond which bound both US and them,
By our dead fathers given;
Thou saidst to us in thunder tones,
"Thc just alone are free.
As ye do to these My little ones,
So ye do unto me-"
<Ahd sWo ohS years lily littlc OucS
Have sought our heart in vain,
We rocked not Of their misery,
We cared not for their chain,
And 80 our fair-browed boys are gone
To chains, and toll, and woe,
Because our hearts grew hard to Thee,
Just two long years ago.
Father of mercies we have sinned,
We bow before Thee now.
To lay upon Thine altar stone,
Our sorrow and vow.
Oh, let our dead outweigh our sin,
Our tears wash out our stain,
And through the curtains Of thy wrath
Smile on US once again.
Our sword shall never seek its sheath,
Our foot shall know no rest,
Until our hand hath loosed the bonds
From all the poor opprest,
Until no slave in all our land
Shall curse the soil he treads-
His manacles draw lightnings down
Upon our guilty heads
Until We can look humbly up
Unto Thy throne and say:
No brother of our risen Lord
In all our land this day
Lies meath the grinding tyrants heel,
His manhood crushed to dust -
And now we ask Thy blessing, Lord,
In faith, for Thou art just
Make Thou our land to blossom soon,
The garden of the Lord.
And wrathe the olive-branch OF Pesce
Around our broken sword;
And flash this truth so brightly forth,
That all the world MUST sec
"Jsstics and righteousness to all
Alone can KEEP Us FREE!'
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Among the names appended to call for
Vallandgham ratification meeting at
Cleveland, was one man who had been
dead two years, and another who has been
out Of the country since before Val. was
nominated.
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BY HENRY W. LoSGsELLow.


BY HENRY W. LoNGsELLow.
Olittte feet that such long years
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], nearer to the way side inn,
Where toll shall cease and rest begin,
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o little hands. that, weak or strong.
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o little hearts, that throb and beat
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Direct hon Heaven, their source divine
Rsfscted through the mist of years,
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State Of Indiana Wayne Co. S. S.

I>G4. 1850
Martha Hai.isyl
Milton HasIey.
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Evening star., 1863-03-30
IMPORTANT FROM Hilton HEAu.

Signs OF Move On the Atlantic Coa>t-
Heavy Firing off Charleston. &c.
We have late aud important advices frs,nl
Port Royal by the Anglo rebel steamer Peter
hoff, which arrived yesterday.
On the 23d the Union troops were all en-
barked in transport aud ready 70 move to 4
point not made public.
The Peterhof sailed on the following day
When about eighteen miles Oft Charleston, it
being dark At the time, She saw the flashes of
guns and saw bombs burs ling in the air, and
heard The report of cannsnading, as if the bonn
bardment OF Charleston had commenced. We
have dates. via Richmond, from Charleston up
to the 25th. but they do not make mention Of
any attack being made 1t is possible block
ade runner was seen, and rockets thrown up
TO attract the attention of other vessels in the
station.
But rs the same authority stated that all the
iron -clads had left Port Royal on Sunday, the
I'D, il tar to pres ume that the night of the
22th our iron. clads made reconn nnoissance,
with view of establishing themselves at a
stated point, as to prevent the rebel IRON
clads coming down to anney our troops while
landing, and also take mp position inside of
the bar, so as not to be subjected to the action
OF the waves outside, and to protect the ord
nance, store and hospital vessels which must
necessarily cross the bar and lie in sheltered
position.
Ii is not quite time to hear of an attack being
made, although the day is not far distant: and
when the blow is struck the news will reach us
through the rebel journals at leaSt three DAYS
in advance of our own adyices.
Evening star., 1863-03-30

CINCINNATI, March 2s.-The rebel raid into
Kentucky has proved failure.
The Commercials Murfreesboro special dis
patch says that the rebels are reported to be In
force of fifteen thousand that the Union forces
are at Savannah, Tennessee. that Grenada i.
in our possession; and that Gen. Grants force,
are surrounding Vicksburg.
Anderson's Pennsylvania Cavalry troop
have been mustered out of service.
The Montgomery Advertiser contains pat
riotic appeal from fancey, Clay, Curry and
other rebel Congressman Of Alabama to sus
tain the Southern people-to plant corn, raise
hogs and beef.
The reports touching scanty supplies of the
rebels. are well confirmed.
The Advertiser publishes an official adyer-
tsement Of the Rebel Commissary, appealing
20 the public for food, and supplies of bacon,
for which he is authorized to pay fifty cents .
pound, or give one and half pounds of sugar
for one of bacon
The people of East Tennessee are in 8
starving condition. Flour Is So a barrel at
Knoxville.
The special of the Gazette from Indianapolis
says there has been great reaction In public
sentiment in the State of Indiana since the
adjournment Of the Legislature. No doubts
are entertained OF the prompt enforce enent of
the national enrolment act. At no time since
the commencement of the rebellion have the
Union men felt more encouraged than at
present
Memphis dispatches say it Is known for
certain that the Sunflower expedition arrived
safely at its destination, and that a large force
under General Sherman, landed above Haines'
Bluff
Evening star., 1863-03-30

NEW York, March :D.-A special dispatch
to the Tribune, dated Murfreesboro', goth inst,
says il is certain no rebel infantry had passed
either flank of this army in Kentucky. There
fore the Kentucky panic is baseless.
There is reason to believe that Van Dorm
with eight thousand mounted infantry and
cavalry, has moved, to strike Cumberland
river below Clarksyille, to intercept nayiga-
ton.
There is trustworthy information that the
rebels are concentrating exclusively in this
front to resist Rosecrans' advancement to at
tack him. They are now not less than g., 900
strong, and fortified at Tullahoma, Steven
sons and Bridgeport
There are no troops at Chattanooga, No
infantry have appeared at Knoxville.
Provisions are moving from Virginia to Tul-
lahoma, No doubt the rebels are suffering
from want of provisions.
Joe Johnson's headquarters are 1t Atiinta,
Georgia. Bragg is in command of the army,
and his headquarters are at Tullahoma.
Evening star., 1863-03-30
LOCAL NEWS.

THE ESCAPE PROM JAIL TowpKrys
CAUGhT.-On Saturday evening Hardie, who
escaped from Jail in company with VIM
Tompkins on Saturday morning while Mr.
Joel ". Roberts WAS going his rounds, and
who was arrested in Center Market urinp ths
morning by Roundsman Shedd of the Third
Ward and taken to the Central Guard h ouse
for safe keeping, was escorted back TO his old
quarters, where a close watch will be kept on
him until sent Oft TO Albany, il convicted Of
the crime on which he stands charged Har-
dies proper name is said to he Giili spla which
name he figured under in New York a lew
years since. lie is notorious English burglar
and is said TO se most accomplished hand al
the business. 1t is also stated that this pri-
son is the sixteenth from " hich he has escaprd
he having broken out Of several in England
The ailor i anxious TO get rid of him, an d ef-
forts Will he made TO give him an early trial
that he may, if convicted be sent AT once ia
General Pllisbury at Albany.
ToInpkins, alias La Grange, was caught by
Mr.. Thomas II. Robinson, one of the guards Of
the Jail, on Saturday, and before Hardia was
sent back he was safely Gagged. Mr.. Robinson
and other guards, as soon the escape was
known, started after the fugitiyes. and Mr.
overlook Tompkins at the corner of Seventh
and Is streets. on the Island, and escorted him
hack 10 vail he was IN company with Young
man at the time. and was going towards tina
Smithsonian institution. He made no resist
ance, and quietly walked back with Mr. Rob
iRson He asserted that If he had escapcd IN
the night he would not have been rataken, and
stated that he was going to Dixie. Rrfora
reaching the Jail he remarked to Mr. X that n.
had still two years and three mon tbs IN which
TO make his escape: but it is probable that neither
in the Jail or at Albany will he get another
favorable opportunity. In our notice of Satur
day stated that he had been lately trans
ferred frem one cell to another by the iaiior
cell he was in constant broils with his COM
panions.
Evening star., 1863-03-30
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
IMPORTANT FROM OUR FRONT.
THE REBELS DESTROY THE BRIDGE AT
BULL RUN.
FITZHUGH LEE AND THE1sT, 9Th AND 7TH
VIRGINIA CAVALRY LURKING IN
THE WOODS ABOUT FRONT
ROYAL
TWO OF THEIR SPIES CAPTURED.
THE REBELSJ Upon A FORAGING AND Me-
GRC-HUSTINa RAID.


On Saturday last about p. M. the rebels
burned the temporary bridge with which our
forces had replaced the noted Stone Bridge"
over Bull Run, destroyed in the first campaign
that occurred there. Yesterday and the day
before il was believed on the front that the re-
bels certainly contemplated a raid either into
isoudon or upon Vienna, the weight OF the in
formation obtainable indicating that tie 1st,
9th, and eth Tirginia cavalry, under Fitz
with their horses concealed in the woods, and
their scouts and pickets ranging down among
the Bull Run mountains. Two Of them were
caught very near our lines under circumstan-
ces leading TO the conclusion that they had
come there as spies. They professed to be
trying 70 get 70 Alexandria to see friends.
Their names are Robert Ballinger and John p
Gerham the former an Alexandrian if we
arr not mistaken.
We hear further that the rebel agents are
collecting all the grain and other supplies on
which they can lay their hands in I4oudon and
Fsuquier, and also snatchng up and hurrying
South all the negro blacksniths in those coun-
ties. These facts lead us to the impres sion that
ske presence OF the force of rebel cavalry at
Front Royal is designed rather to aid these
s1npre,sments outside of our lines, than to
make y raid upon them.
Evening star., 1863-03-30
OFFICIAL REPORT T OF THE DESTRUC-
TlON OF THE CONFEDERATE
PRIyATEER GEORGyANSA.
SHE HAD EIGHTEEN RIFLED GUNS, AND
WAS THE MOST FORMI DLBLE REBEL
CRAFT APLOAT
FLAG SHIP WABASH,

FLAG SHIP WABASH
Port Royal Hdrbor, S. e., March 81, 1868
SIR l have the honor to report to the De-
partment that about midnight of the 18th inst
the English iron steamer Georgianna atten pied
TO run into Charleston through Maifitt's chan
mel.
The alarm had been given by the IT, s. Yacht
America, Acting Master Baker, who also fred
into her; and the U. S. steamer Wissahic kon
Lieut.. Com'r ]. L. Davis, soon after perceiying
her. opened SO heavy fire upon her that her
commander hailed to say that she surrendered.
Upon this the Wissahickon ceased firing, but
the captain of the ship, taking advantage there
OF, pointed his vessel towards the shore, which
which was quite near. and succeeded in run
ming her aground, and all on board of her es-
capped to the land side. Capt. Davis being Of
opinion that the vessel could not be saved, de-
termsned to destroy her; which he did by setting
her on fire.
The cargo was a very valuable one and ac-
cording TO late statements in the papers, the
vessel itself was pierced for fourteen guns, but
As have not received any report as yet from
Lieut.. Con'r Davis, am not certain that this
was the case.
shall be able to give further particulars by
the next mail.
Very respectfully. your obedient servant,
:. T. DUPONT,
Rear Adml Com. So At Bock'g Sq'd'n.
Hon. GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary of the Navy,
Washington, ID. G.
Note.--A private letter from the squadron
says she was armed with eighteen rified guns,
aud was The most form idabe craft the rebels
hass yet tried 10 ger IN their service.
Evening star., 1863-03-30
THE AFFAIR AT PORT HUDSON.
THIN HARTFORD AND THE ALBATROSS THB
ONLY VESSELS OF FARRAGUT,S RLHKr
THAT PASSED THE REBEL BATTERIES


NRW YoEK, March 3O.-Advices per the New
Brunswick report the return of General Gro
yer's forces TO the vicinity Of Baton Rouge
Three hundred and fifty bales Of cotton, from
twelve to fifteen hundred hogsheads Of sugar,
and over three Thousand barrels OF molasses
were secured, and much moro can be readily
obtained
Captain Youngblood, Chief Of General Gard
ner's Staf, and Ave members of the rebel signal
corps, have been captured. Youngbtood saws
the rebels have force in reserve which can
readily be thrown into Port Hudson or Yfcks-
burg.
At the latest accounts Gen. Dudlay's brigade
was encamped at the head of Profit Island.
General Growers headquarters are across the
road leading from Taylors house to Bayou
Sara road
The Hartford and Albatross appear to have
been the only vessels which passed Port Hud-
son.
The Richmond made gallant attempt TO get
by, bat failed
The report Of the destruction Of the Missis-
sippi Is confirmed. Sixty four of her crew are
missing, forty two of whom are prisoners, an 4
the remainder killed. Among the prisoners is
Capt. Fcntaine, of the marines, and Aeting
Masters Mate Francis. The killed, SO far as
ascertained, are Acting Masters Mate Robert
Kelly, VIM Cation, boy, John Ashcroft, boy,
David Kelly, marine, Thomas Harris, seaman
Richard Rowiey, seaman, Bartholomew Aor-
r,ran and Sandhaliar, fremen.
Evening star., 1863-03-30
AFFAIRS In GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of the Star.l
GEoRGETowS, d. c., March

GEORGETOWN, ID. c., March 30, 1868.
We had 4 most daring robbery committed last
evening. on Bridge street near High. The bur-
glars made an entrance through the back door
OF Cammacks clothing establishment, and car
ried off read made clothing and furnishing z
goods TO the amount OF about SeDn. They then
entered II. {. Wagnar's jewelry establishment,
adjoining, but he having carried all his valu-
ables home, they only procured a few chains,
and jewelry that he had for pairing valued at
al out $50. Not being satisfied. they then broke
in the next adjoining building, which was f.
W. Jones, law office, and there only got about
$50 worth in pistols, pens and pipes.
The break in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
has been repaired, and boats from above are
now arriving in Georgetown.