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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-09

CHtkLNrON, Apsii THE attach Commenced
at o'slack this afternoon. -Four iron elsds ont Of
ssvsu In .hs Yankee asss wars engaged. usaxv
drsas teoh place from them and from Forts sum-
ter anl Aoultsis and Norris Island p. I.os.
sidss wa, hit and rua ssko.s, bat GOV oa en-. VA,
earrssd out Of range. The snsagsasat Il soi,s
lsEeosD DI.PArcHI
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
CHARLESTON. April lat olook this after.
noon nias Monitors and ths ft,eass nonsidss
erosssi tie bsr and stsar,ed In towards Fort Som.
ta.. At three O'Clock tAsy epsusi Gre q. dis-
sauss Ct shrse taoassnd yasdA Forts Sumter aaA
Aoultzis aud tbs batteries as 7uliivAns aud szor.
riss Islands replied With spirit. At hslfPAst two
O'Clock the f:ios became very rapid and a,mos.
saesss snt until hvs whsn Il gradually dininisAsA,
s1a is now hsard only st l,rg intervals.
Their fcs was concentrated upon Sumter. The
ironsidas and the K.okuk withdrew f,om the con
;e't At hilf Sast o'clock, apparently disabled
Fort Sunsor u unipj7rsl. The snsmyb IRE killed
one m IN
inaeass exsisemsnt prevails In ths city, bat
,svIybody \ confident Of our tsiamph. The bat.
tsrY psomsnsas l, crowded with solAisss, viewing
the 1stt s.
Gus iron olsds hsvs s,us on: 10 take part 10 the
msiss. A. tbs hour thsrs Is iull in the arirg
fTHi.D D:sPArCa
CHARLESTON. April r. There has been no log
aase haf past hvs o'clock. It 10 esrtain that the
Ksekuk and Irnnsids4 badly iaiursd. Al
the Monitors ware frequently hlt with results N
known. Fort Sdmssr w&s The sllsl ain Of all the
ircn-elada. Our casua.tles were - follows One
boy killed ard fvs men badly wounded In Sumter
and one gun dlsmauntsa In koulsris, and oDs mai
wounded Ths o.hsr batteries are Iot hsa{d from
So far cur success Is MOTT gratifying. Wsexpsci
renewal Of the attack O: any moment. Ossu.
sonal guns ara now heard.
IYoURTH DsA:ATCHl
CHARLESTON April s-1o 4. A.-Ths enemy
hsvs made n, renewal CT the attack on Fort Gum.
ter. An official dispatch. iua. received f.ou sum
ter, annourca that tia Hontauk, ths noss Hc-mi
csoie Of tie Aonitors end rosssxiag two tusre.S,
has bsen sonk n Hcrris Island. THE latest ofn
cal dispatches iadic.s that the sunken Monitor il
the Ksokuk
CHAkLEsros, Ipr.l . Il 30 p. u.
To Gen .. Csesx:
Seven turrstsed iror-c,xas aud tbs Ironadss are
within the bar-twstty-swo slccksding vessels Of
tie bar. Tao Ksoknk' n csrtsnly sunk on the
bssoa # Morris Island. No disposition q spsa
rent 10 reEew the conflict.
(sisns6) G. <. BsAURIaARD.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Asking for a R.prisrs -Gapt. 4. O. Webssc: ,wao
is condemned to BE- hung tomorrow, q few days
since ss1t oann 1nic.:ioa to Gsn. Winier, asking
thst cfiosr TO lnterc4de with she Secretary Of War
ard hav4 lis ex,oci,l delayed Tor chort Tins,
owing TO his prosent pa;n,1l phgsicsl condition.
Preparations as Ssing Eads for his tx,rution.
Sks gs.lows was pu. uo 81 Camp Lee yssts"say.-~
1t viii be remembered that T5eSstes icjurea hin
ae.f IL recent attempt to es,spe from p:iscn
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<rresi--garar o: iumhsi:eF VAT Gagged yssts-dsy
IN tho charge Of ass.rltcg and rohbiag James ".
Green OF one ,hsw., oas silver wst:n, and SIS Ia
monty. Il apps.s' that on Tuesday night Gsssn
.es net b3 s,verxl Tasn ia tac vicinity O! the
bridge IN g.. s.rs.t eni EoaEo1 Afterwards h got
!o,se srcEs itsm =ad tas si1 OF ths City
Esital.oa. Forget ing shs sbssnas OF tts b.isg,
esToEs tae canal, he tumLled II. sati yJouid Rave
hs: dtovaed had not aocle vi taa w.t.h heard his
cries for ass,s.aace, ana rezcasa him. Hs rec; &
Sizei Drusc heller ozs OF he 81 yess.dsy, ana
Esi kiE arrested
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CosTRAsT.-We ,sad side By siGs with the
fesrtse .dins asseusss OF dissrs a 1og t5e Eng
j Il cfs-s iyss sni famine a.nsnS tss Iish peas
An:r sseteNsss :o fhe sE.ct that ths royAi plato
,hs Prince OF V2alss's zaSr' ia3s c-eskfass t.ts
sii bs OF the vslua of N mill Of a0i;a Hpd
Marlborough Hbuss will cost nearly IF y tbousand
poands" No wonder that :poor Jcs "i,, Diskena's
book thought ,ha ways OF the world were "ali q
EESdid y
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Pslics gsurt -Esoordsr Caakie. sstlng yesterday
In the absence Of the MAYOR dasi Jno. CavAn&ugh
o. for appearing at Metropolitan Hall drurk Na,y
Q IS from Jos Kepisr. Joaa ". Haslon was Aaea
ei for druokslnets on ESjn strsst. Sarah Davis
was ssnt before shs Hastings Court (ard baied)
Tor receiving alot OF shoes ard calico knowing ne
hsipsd hisessf 20 assothes 1su's mead and bread.
was let of. Mieassi Ward, fee negro. ofdsred :
fog stealing wood Of the Coafsdsrats 8sstsS. Elch
ard Davis, frss, got 25 f,r nos having his psp,zs,
md saaas asoas With q big Bowie kni = On h'' Per
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Military Parade "A vary sxsaaslys ps-aks of
toe t:ooos empaGYsd &C tho 8ichgcnd cefeuoes. In.
cludias Major Hiiot's Ui:y BA:tsii,r. was Tad
yesterday fOrsaonu In Roekst.s Old dsls, Just bs.
lo~ the city 2as companies, bat.sii,ns AG,
rnrste,ed with .cl! ranks and wscs through tho
vxio sv3lutions w.sh cresi. 20 themselves and
tasir RESPECTIVE. e3mnsaaecs. fksy were Ee.
vie wed In line by AA;o-- 5srerAl xlzsy and stat -
Before yesssrday L. hzd ts n months tsiore 30
many muskets had z'istsusd Ia tie N ,raIpg sua in
Rockets old 6eld.
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From the Tailahatch HE Anticipated Attacx On
viCSSbuFa,

JACKSON. EIss, April 7.--Th. snsH5 "a 70.
treating up tbs axllsh atehis towards Cold Wafer.
Oar shot and she'll dii great execution to their
crowded camps.
Tarrssus, With :hres vsss.ls. ia jus: above Port
Hudson. Hs sisrai!ed the lower Fest, none Of
which. h.Jo yet gozs down the river.
Ilfcsuls.icn from ksmahis, dscrned reliable
represents that Vickshurg Will bs attached thi1
wssk. The 7ecsrals have contracted .hsir Ices
ct EonphiS.
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Wagon SsasAs1 "A horse attached 10 farniiuse
becoming frghls1sd on y,aisrdsy evening on
Broad sxsst run vlslsnaIy down the dseliyity
leading fros, Church Hil and stsitlse against one
Of the city Ga, pna.s Ia front Of xriniiy shnfca.
had savsd tAemssivsu by tamoiin9 cut the. bosl
way they eoald The furniture WITH which ~
.sssa wa3 lsads1 was ssaissssA aisas 6sssd
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NJ so TIE v0TER5 OF SHE HENA.
~ TORIAL DIs7RIOf COMPOSED OF THA
COUNTIES OF H4N NOyx2 AND HfNHIJv.-
0raiefuiIy aEfrssi,siiS tie ktadcsss and eci b
censs which you have excluded 10 Eie Ia ihs past,
I hereby snuoux.c7 uYsol! . csndidxtc for your
scsrssos at the ensuing election IN Nay neat II
II shall be ySur plea 10 siset ne. pledge my
self 70 fspscsens ycu wi;h dls.ity and to the us-
E,Sst OF my ability. Vo.y respectfully.
- 5-6;s JOHu GARSfT1.
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R06,riss.-Eeve &, dwelling hoasss ia tho vieia.
ity Of LIST and Us"F a1a Ga1.i s'res:s have been
tered reosn.:y ia III, gut Is a. robbed. These
ds2re atolsac OF Eiahs'y occirrsno,. The prn
eipsi # rts sssm 10 be directed Gg ainEs ea.ok,
ncuses and larj.is.
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T8naYssyE.-Hon. W0hlnytoa Barrow, reesatly
fs.exsd from . Yankss Pei soa, where he hsd tssn
eoohnsd for many m 'cths. ID spoken Of for next
Governor Il Tsnnsssee. Hs u man Of great Ia
ents, sxtsnsivs sxpsrisaes exemplary patriotism,
ana U ripe staaesnas. Pof many ysars, Gen.
Barrow wAs chief editor Of ose OF abs ,sadiaS ps.
United 1tatse uoasro0a I'd q eae Nns NisiAs9 "a
Q Ru5opSon 0ousts
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COkYEDYEAEa CAVALRY RAID III GLoU.
CE5TlH

On TIE aeth uit, . cssh wss made ty nine OF the
Clopton Eargers and three CT the 0!cuesstss cav.
airy. en- a company Of Yankees stationed q
Ssswsus roiLt, in 1lcu.ester county. Va. 'he
company was composed ef 10 Of tae loosc Ca'ifor'
MIA cavalry. Oar nen dew them fst II thsi' fo'
si.lon I'd upon them sn. charged vita he sabre.
The ensny Fed. leaving two killed srd fnree
wounded. Gro OF tie killed was q lieutenant
Or cavalry hs.sis .hc cusposss Of tie enemy 10
much tha. they effeid to 90 g'and rounds with
Gu, q very strong fores b protect The officer Of
the cay.
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Mere Yssk~s.-Throe hundred aad tw ,nty-avs
Of the 21i Wnc 3n:ta regiment, Gnd siyhty tvo OF
the I9.h Aiohigan arrived at the Listy rsison Y.s
txrdAy. @. z. Denrisoa. a cts u Ct Wisconsin
WAS allo broush. along g pr.soner. Al Of them
were taken b. Gen. Forrest at Brentwood, Tenn
on the sSih o. March. TO day $50 more are sx.
caat&d
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Destruction Of Government StsrSs-FaFra-
CUTS Movements

MOBILE. ApIii ga fpsc!a' s:.psfeh 10 :hs 3D.
ssrtiser and Reg lister fem Port Hudson, 9Th Inst
says, The Hartford landed at Bsy.u Sara this
morning ard destroyed Qovsrnnsnt stores
It IL stated ths. FarIasut tas gone to washing
ton, via Xsmphls, cn account OF h.s faEk health.
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Renewal Of the Attack Oh Port Hudson q
PORT HoDsoN, April THE lower feet has
op.nsd Ars--lying out Of reseh Of our haitsriss--
The f.irg is slow, without sffsc..
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w. >nENAICC COUK-Y.-At the solicitation
O>S Of many voters I resps scsfoly announce ny
ssli candidate fer re- election to Tho HOU61 OF
DELEGATES Of Virginia.
sp6-3tH IA MAYO.
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r HAVE NOW IN sroxY,

HAVE NOW IN N1OSB,
Rcutts improved Corn Planter;
Ercsy's Corn ri sAtsr and LesA Esii1;
0,rc,sir's Corn P.sutsf;
Lors Handled Saoysis;
Three aud Pour rsongsd laks;
Axss and exc Uslve5;
Lard ffesS6
Veil Fixtures fog kalsipg wafer;
Cotton and &aaiiN kOps, vaxioas sfsse,
Hoes; Rakss;
And vs1isty u Farming ana 0ardsniDg inpls.
Asntz. II 0NlTU,
Mh 17-6t No IL Maia itrseA
q DNiNI31n ZNOHs sAL1 OF 7a1L 1S
IA ,AT1-I odse AcI aals privately trses o.
LAaD Ia Oassess os.d Vouaty. hslonsin9 70 tAs
pssa.e Of fosal rurzes. ase'A lytaa On The Cor.
hiu road. about three miass from tks ReesxsbVsg
railroad and nins miles iran BIZ hm M ecniaaninS
f1So AsrsA h0viJy wooded. ard : large Qusasity
ot OAK ana plrA tilnhss 'fos sawtns rufpoesA u
not cold privately by ne sseonA acnAey y Nay
nsxt win q so,A pabiidly . 0hsasnash oert.
rxRMA-Ous.hau eaah, tAs halanoo u 8 ~ u
U1ntha secured hy . tsuss Ass4
E0 e1Itkes nfoenAl1on a99Te1 ~ y INkno4s
XiGaNanGs oAm'L , 3u10un,
soo ~es1lSlA AAnS IevAA SlGo0e, 1sSA
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back to Bsskslsy. although dated on the 18th Of
July lass, Ass just been pusllsAed. He says:

back TO Bsskslsy. although dated on the 18th Of
July las', las juss been pusllshsd. He says:
70 the calm Judgment Of history and The future
hs leaves the txsk of proanurc:ng upon tbs novs.
msnt confident that Its verdict will be that 10
such Gidienit one rag Ha:re gao-eessn!!v exc
cutod; thAt no &rny eve, fought :no rep At adIy
herocsl!y, and succe ssfni!y, asa,ns. sneh ges,i
odds; tas& no rasn. q Any race svee sipisyed
sfssser diseio ias eEaur,ncs patience. aid shssr.
fulnsss, under sueh LA:as,ies.
FIsAscJAL.
Esw Yo,k. april 3--This hss bssa a Ye,y suu
Gay in nll iii, rlsti e:s 81 wss natural afcr .s
eaemsnt in the gold mrkst yss:srSsy.' Gold 10
bid su6 looking rather hrm. kIchsusa We. yrsv
inac'ivs icdeed At 81 e7ol69 L. .is said on tho
ssross thss INC decline in geld ye.tsYday
dne to ,te .ho'' Gales OF q 'ssGiog bsrsiog h e.
~n.ca Las SWAPS escn LeAvy holder OF gold bn.
which hspY ers Jus. new to o wn nons OF tie pro
e!aus :o-amodity II this 70 20 the r.sctloa VIII
pro1ahly Do sharp. Money Ia a d. IS at i. per
ccnt. The rate would fall tin lorer tu. foS ths
unwhiln8cess OF the Government 30 tsEa AL that
10 h1fsrsd st rer eect. on call nf.er tsn Gays 80
soon a. ito lowest Ct these epocits esl 10 r,ec
tWhiaa e. the rresent rates # dspoEinrg WA hS
shc0. the llt ci 1sy) ths kec.ctsfy VIII procssiy
bcsin to ifaue his Trszsury no;es ard we le.sa
ta3 sso lated Banks Ct N. York Phtsa1elph;s s-d
Dj1tan pssrsrsd ta take ths sa,iro issro cdersd
by tho Department, Say so coo 0o9 cI -tanee }sn
condition tina: ths money thA oDlY b. drawn fro,a
them "a 1: is wSLted by tbs Government This
plsn will Prob. big ieeet the ~i,vs d; the gecrs
tsry. sg 1t WI scccrs him tho mcEey wllch hs
wants &C ar tef3ls. wh;s Il Will cbviats tina risk
o. sry ds:sraaose in ths unaey maize! sciEir 6
frcm ;he Withdrawal of DsnS dep -si's ey .ls pub.
lie. The aew TrssAurY usiss. which are to r. =
legal ieder al .ha opion o. ths holder, will. il
essy monsY markst become fsvlrit. inv vss.iussc.
Ane ths 3 ok "a viii hSva diEc-lty ia iisposirg
OF them, ~biie If moasy t:gh.ens up taey viii be
used ss a currency and will rss:eve tie strag6i cy
NNCiLEASHOU:.
Sn the Is. of April tee en.e ;rds5.e iness Of ths
United States YVES &929 COO eco.
A correspondent Of tle New York Toa gay s
wkel Pc ls scolA, Fl. was burat, the tr. CPD were
Ia Ea utter slate Of demoraiz ..ion.'
A muster OIL Of the wnol. army Of the Potomxc
is to DO r,eds out on tbs lCsb, to Ds Esnt to the
Provost Marsaals, to bs ussd in drafting to I'LL up
reg IN 'n.s.
Ths Pzsdelphia inquirer, spe.kios CT Eiean' end,
Charleston, &c Gays tie new GibrI.ars of tie
rstela kse shus far Toe st,o1g f)f us"
IiIy negro recruits for Gov. andrews Mssgn'
ohuaetss regimen. passed through Gsw York on
tho
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~ wBARN NAUrRolIzxD7 70 ANNOUNCE
~ RIUHARD Y. WALknR Q csoaidets 70
rseeessnt the eisy Of xlshmOnA Ia The nsas Aooss
Of Uslsgates. pS--sas
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~ SkNU2L rAICS OF 07B1ABAI1R--
~ We are anthex;xedto ssy tass tais secslspas0
Las consented 70 become candid sts for the ofase
Of LlxUf2MANr cOV1xaOR at Gs nsxs slss.
tion sDo-tss
ETus city psp~s viii please copy.
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STATE ELECTIONS.

W. 70 THN vU-alS CT NORFOLK
~ COUNTY, INOLUIIi4 THe CITY or
POhTSMOurI.-0ur preseu. members Il tie
Hooss u DeiegItes-Lsssrs SkAL n WL5oN
and q " EURDAUGE-- arc hsreEy nominated for
rs-eiset!on rhey have proven :h.mss!vss wosthy
Of oar conf iencs ie. us rs elect them without op.
position. Zap s-3.sl EORFcLK COUNTY.
~. TO TSE VOfHIa or PHiNDA88
~ AEsE AED NORFOLK COUUarIAs.--
Msj;r GEO " 0aICR, OF Horiolk county. (PSr.&
mouth will be voted for At :hs coming eiec,.Oa to
reprssent Our counties Ia tho E6NATA or VIZ.
GIaiA by
vOLUNTER2S AND EETUaHHs.
sp 8-3ts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE FIGHT COMMENCED At CHARLESTON.

Heavy Firing On Roth Sides Attempt 70 De.
sirsv Sumter The ssIronsides" Disabled
and "keOkak" Sunk Slight Less On shs
Confederate Side, &c &c
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Morning and Noon Reports
InlerestIng SouIbern Nevs.


New YoRK, Feb Tho Richmond Exami.
neF of the 5th, and the Enquirer Of the 9th inst
are received. They contain some news of i'm.
postance:
CHARLEsToN, Feb. 3.-The British frigate
Cadmus brings intelligence that most foFmi-
dable naval and land expedition Ia about to
attack. Charleston, pr operations being now near
ly completed. The Cadmus brings orders for
Robert Bunch, British Consnl, to go on board
the Cadmus and get to Havana as coon "a DOS
sible. He will leave next Saturday. Yankee
naval and land forces are gathering at Port
Royal. 1t is supposed the troops are drawn
chiefly from the North Carolina coast. The
iron-clAd Ironsides was still off the bar this
morning, with sixteen other Yankee steamers.
VIcKsrURe, Feb 3-The Yankee ram Queen
of the West went down the river yesterday at
ternoon, with the supposed intention of DESTROY
ing the shipping between this point and Port
Hudson She was fred into at Warrenton, but
with no effect.
JAoKaoN, Feb 4 The Federal ram Queen of
the West, which passed Vicksburg Monday
morning, arrived and landed Of Vidalia, oppo.
aite Natchez, the same evening. guard OF
men was sent ashore, who attempted to capture
Colonel Zsbulon York, bus he escaped. The
ram then steamed down the river, doing con-
siderable damage.
CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 4.--The following dis
patch was received by mail from Decherd, dated
January 81: The enemy advanced twelve
miles from Murfreesboro yesterday, with one
brigade and ak pieces of artillery, on a forag.
Ing expedition, They made vigorous attack
on our cavalry, ahelling us back q short dis
tance. We concealed ourselves In the woods
near ForestVille Anderson's brigade, which
fortunately arrived, repulsed them with the loss
of three hundred killed and wounded. Our
loss small. Heavy skirmshing may be looked
for daily. General Johnston has Issued a con-
gratulatory order to the Army of Tennessee
and will direct future movements.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF she Steamship Hansa,

Arrival OF tho Steamship Hansa,
New YoRK, Feb 6.--The steamship Hsusa
from Bremen the 18Th, and Southampton the
22d, arrived here this morning. She has ex
perienced very heavy westerly gsles the entire
passage She lost all her quarter boats and
nearly all her sails; had her WheelhouRe etove
In, and Is badly damaged about her deck
An important conference WAS held at the
Clarendon In Liverpool on Saturday, to take
steps for elictlng the opinions of tho people of
that place In reference to tho American war
and slavery. Mr.. Chopper presided.
A resolution was moved To the effect that
the emancipation policy of the Federal Govern.
ment was entitled to the generous sympathy
and support of free Eoglishmen, and shat a
committee should be formed to bring the sub
ject before the people Of Liverpool. The res
elution Was supported by Messrs, Robertson.
Gladstone, G. Wllaon, and other influential
men. IL was opposed by Mr.. Spence, who has
constituted himself the especial champion OF
the South. He sought to resusciIate the ar
gument that slavery could be supported on
scriptural grounds, bat the meeting felused to
hear him. Eventually the resolution was car
ried by large majority and 4 committee ap-
pointed
FnAHcE. .-0rdera have been given to the
Minister OF Marine that the forts, magazines,
dockysrd and arsOnals Of the ports shall be
caaed with iron.
The Times' Paris correspondent says the
houses are actively employed.
The provincial corn markets were more frm
than the week preceding. Paris market is
Abundantly supplied with wheat sellers, who
we're forced TO submit 10 reduction OF fifty
centimes per sack.
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Latc.t from Char,a,ton

New York, Feb Rebel prisoners captur.
ed from the Huntress report when they left
Charleston the rebel gunboaIs we're preparing
to make dash at our vessels, only waiting for
our iron-clads to go to Port Royal to join the
Ogeechee feet. They state that the rebel
iren clad Chcora is q fine vessel, of one thou.
sand tons, eix feet above water, and armed
with the best English rifles.
The British steamers Herald, Hero and Ariel
were at Charleston on the 18th. The Hero had
2.2OO bales of cotton, and probably escaped the
night of the attack. The Ariel had ], 200 bales
waiting aohsnce to run.
The Key West Fisherman is reported being
spoken BY the Alabama, which was watching
for the Circassian.
Deserters from Mobile report great diasat.
isfaction there.
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General Orders, No. S.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF CnsrRAL KxNrocKr,
LRxINoI ron, Ky. JAN. 9th 1898.

OrIkiCT OF OkNTRAb hkNTOCKv,l
LEXINGTON, KY, JAN. 9th, 1858.
I. misconception with regard to the true meaning
OF the term "DeSeT7 seems to exist in the minds az
many Of the officers and enlisted men of this command
To dsseT means to quit or abandon the post or
OF the Individual and there No authority recurring
the animus with which the party left to be estabished
does the fact that he may afterward yoluntarv re
turn acquit him OF the orme. The highest mafv An
thoriy declares that officers and enlisted men absept
from their command without proper authority are In
fact deterrs, and not only forfeit all pay
ees due at the time of deseron but are subject 10 te
severe penalties awarded by law to that crime litI
IL when man leaves this command without prop
er authority and remains absent more than one day bis
Company Commander will report him Deserted" on
his next Morning Report and will prefer written charges
against him. be forwarded through reRmenta TO brig
ade headquarters; and II the man aterward retnfns ne
will be reported having "joIusd from deserton and
awaiting trial. and these remarks with the
annexed thereto will be placed opposite his name on the
next subsequent musterrol OF bis company, unless hs
shall In the meantime have been tried and acquitted,
restored to duty without trial by the General competent
to order the same. Company and regimenal command
ers have no authority to dispose Of such cases. 9'
III. vigorous policy will hereafter be pursued
against deserters In this command All deserter up to
this date who have not returned been arrested are
hereby commanded TO join their regiments and compa-
MES without delay atthe risk OF being brought back IN
ironH tried by military commission and publicly branded
on the cheek with the 1ettet "D." Prompt obedience
to this order alone will secure lenient treatment
BY order of Brig ..Gen @. A, GILMORE
W. Z. n. Buren, Captain and A. A. General. "
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