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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

NFfILE be SID il 0ovington La ot puiis sue Ions
w for cssh. oa TdIIRsbAY. asreh 18Th, al j.
o'el8ck tle reRs rs Of the aeam=Ts iispFi'.e ana
Csroade ct as they e rl= Caatant riFsr near
viii BE- 40 j af aue'ian rp0a h= sane Ser ls, ~ he
town of Wadessofoi tTo aud a 1alt miles fpm Pon-
chstouia station New Qrl-aus ard Jackson rairoad,
the rsuatins Of tae steszes Psmlieo, now lying II
Polcharo1ia river
By orde- Of 8 r EALLoRY Secretary rl Navy
uhg get JOHN g RRF 2HWo D C-rtai7
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GENERAL ORDERS No. Il


rssn Suueri5 5eni Of De NItre an a1ing Buresu
Is 81 tlorzed at o -cc-sd to enforce existing con-
t-rf f he COVER cent 10 Irol, Lead ANA other mCni-
fio, lfsa Ir5- sid ctlef arteta ttls clntraeed Tor
and needed f1f ths crVice, are asce1a Red TO have
beeu sod prvat safe O. ar nos pLempty eeiiRef7o
rnsv be taxes uhsferoy tound; a-d upon reQuiation
ssTis sucs ll bs afforded bV be eo1amandsut oi~fhe
-iesrs post o. ezns OF Instruction 70 the officer o.
arent e DE sieisz 3arcal. asaiay charged with Gle
enforcement Of the cen rs7-.
when contra. sial have been perFisteuty vlo-ted
after tar days nstioe s detailed or eou7c pied men
vii be withdrawn AID assigned other works
S. co PER
Ad-alsHt ard InspeCt0r- ensrsl
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~ deserter arrived hers yesterday fon
Grants army across the river. 10 q horse trough
He Iefs s. L0uis JhTse Beazs ago among tsa
eouscripts, and therefore knows but hsfs 0f afr
fairs over the river 10 sags, however, that
but little is being done on the canal on account
Of ihs high water There are three dredes
b0at5 in Il, but only one Is working, and dis
makes poor headFay. He also states that many
Of the n00Ys are berg moved up The riTsT Ehf
new Yankee eanscbpt act IS berg suierf
throughout the North EIcks5arg WIG
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FaoM tbs YAzoo The Vicixsburg Hhig Of
thp IIth says Accounts from YAzeo riEer show
that General Loring is making gallant defense
et Greenwood, The enemy have advanced
twiee and each dme been driven back. Our
loss tlus lar is qai.o small. Tbe steamer Thirty
ffrh Paraiiei has been buried to keep her from
flling into the hands Of the enemy The I'd.
! Gay made . very narrow escape. PfePara-
dohs are beng rapidly made for the better de-
lanss Of ths. dSpartment, and We feel pretty
sanguine Of our ability to msintain ourselves
uaHl, the enemy are forced to abandon the
Yazoo pass
E Gen. Buekner has given notice thst all
provisions held by parties for their own con
sumpaioB. VII be allowed transportation through
Bis department without obstruction Specala-
tois, however, are warned Of the danger Of en-
coaasshDg "iapressing agents"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

vented iron ships, should invent iron men &
fight them" thereby conveying the idea hat j
was next to impossible sor human beings 3 i've
iR them
1t is evident from their structure chat there
can be very little ventilation sven ia the tur-
ret, and from the necessity of keeping the pori
hoies closed except when IN the act Of firing.
there is little or no escape for the smoke of the
powder which, with the strongly impegnsted
smoke Of the friction fuse and the confined sir,
pIust give sulphUr0us atmosphere extremely
dlfheult, if not dangerous for human lungs to
0Iesths Add 10 this fact tie stunning effect
OF the concession produced by the shot from
ouL guns laundering against the iron armOr
and IT is easy to conceive that the interior Of
one OF these Yankee iron safes, though perhaps
secure position, IS b no means comfortable
place. Men handling heavy guns, peni up in
an atmosphere Of feul Air, impfeeuated with
birthstone and saitpetre, must soon become ex-
hausted, if they do not run the hazard Of suffo-
cation.
We witnessed the siov and often wild firing
Of the gunhosts during ths bombaTdment on
kuesday, and when they withdrew a little be-
fore i've O'clock We felt that the days expert
menf, while il had tested the prowess aud good
gnuneTy Of our brave little garrison, had been
anything but encouraging to the Yankees.
They had wasted many iuns Of metal and pow
der without producing any visible effect upon
our ealthwoTks or even permanently sileucing
q single eUn. They could not, and dared not Il
taey could, pass oar Instructions and after
msuliug Of nearly ten hours, they were forced
to steam back 20 their anchorage, amid tie def
ant shots aud deris.ve shouts Of our glorious lit
re garrison. The work Of that ~ We ara in-
cfned to believe, proved to the Yankees that
thsr iron Safes for al practicable purposes, are,
Ike themselves, humbugs, nit 70 be relied on.
This conviction may have deferred them from re-
newiug she attack she following day. 1t Ger.
tainly has not encouraged them to attempt ops-
Tatons on larger scale. When they do at.
tempt Charleston or Savannah they viii hardly
place as much reliance as heretofore IN their
iron-clad monsters rs-SeDaRnah NeJes.
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We took new fs Of the blues yesterday, con-
versing with an intelligent planter from neigh
boring county, about the prospect Of food. He
says the legislation Of the last General Assem-
bly, limiting the cotton crop to three acres to the
hand. viii operate practically to produce more
cotton than if there had been no legislation at
all, and the business had been left TO the opera
ton Of public opinion. Every man viii plant
to the maximum, and most Of them practically
bsvond it. by swelling their computation Of
hands to the EXTREMIST limit. Moreover, they
viii select the best land and staFve the corn crop
to manure the cotton. Besides this, last years
corn crop had the benefit Of coston seed manure,
which is equal to ten bushels of corn to every
bale Of eiuAed eottoni but this year there is
no seed for manure. Last year also, there
we're thousands Of small farmers to cultivate
provision crops and feed thsir families, who
this year are in the army, leaving behind their
families to be fed Thus, It provisions are now
so scarce and high with the abaudant crops OF
lest year, what may be reasonably expected in
view Of so great diminUtion Of the bread pro.
duets az seems iaevitable under these circum-
sisnees} Our friend was alarmed at the pros
peet and so I've won't effect to disguise Il, } Is
the humble seii5bler Of tbe telegraph planters,
farmers. Ge0rgians ali the very besG We can 10,
if every. nerve is strained for bread and 10 cot
ton planted, win Be short enough of the public
necessities The question Of Southern indie
psndencs turns on food. Shall il be starved
oull-MacoH Teiegraph
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Eree Nav5gaiioa OF ihe BEississTppE.
Mr. Oi5han, of Texas from the committee on
commerce, to whom had been referred the joint
resolution relative to the free navigation of tie
Mississippi river, reported back the same with
the followiog amendment, by way Of a subsii-
tute:
WHEREAS. Il is q well settled and recognized
Tule of.inteulatioAal law thai the right cf nayi-
CATION, for commercial purposes, q river which
Gows tom one St41a through the territory Of
sRoiher State into tho sea- or into the territory
Of thifd Stale, Is eomm0a TO al the nations
inhsbine the different parts OF its banks, the
exercise Of which right can only hs effsotually
secured By mutual convention regulating the
same. That the origin of this right IS natural
and not conVeadouab an3 cannot be refused or
shacked by regulations, not necessary for the
peace oTsafety of the Inhabitants as TO render
its fxs1eise impracticsble without gross injury
70 the States affecsed thereby; snd whereas, the
States of Aiabama, L0Risiana end Mississippi
respectively, through their sovereign convex
tons have by ordnance recognized the right Of
the navigation Of the Mississippi river and its
trihutarIss, free TO al friendly people living
upon the same; and whereas, tho provisional
CongressC Cf the Confederate States did, by act
spuroyed the 9th Of February, 1861, dsclsTe
tne pcateia EsFiset1oA ol INC -Alsst5eit3l AtFSl
free to aay Of the States upon its borders, or
upon tie borders of is nsvigsble tributaries.
Now therefore, be 1t resolved by the Congress
Of the Confederate States of America, thst the
Confederate SAFES again repsst the principles
above set forth, and declare the free navigation
Of tie Mississippi river to be the natural right
of the people Of al the States upon its banks or
upon lhe banks Of It's navigable tributaries.
The amendment and an accompanying report
Of TIE ommittes were put on the calendar and
ordered 10 he printed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

B We have lately seen paragraph gong
tho rounds Of The preaI7 asserting that Pfssi-
Gent Davis wss IL b2d Aealth aud that NE was
threstened with loss Of his sight Writing on
the 1Isb, the Richmond correspondent OF the
Mobile Register, says :--This morning, mel
the President walking in the capitol square
He is looking il nueh better health and spirits
than when vaw him Lass, and walked win
frn. elastic tread, that would h2ve done honor
to youth. When tho Chief Magistrate looks SO
gzoll and hearty we ieel satisfied aaaiss are go
ing Oh weil. People aEe very apt 10 take his
face rs "a index to 5hs slsie Of the country Il
is loolish maybe but wso ean hep the thopghi
when ,hs President looks haegafd, sad ard osTe
worn, thai something is'going wrong vI @Ae5
ho looks cheeglal aud happy, thet al works
well
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

E An E4gilsh writer says you ean tea IThau
you are surrounded 81 dozen AnerieaIs bJ'
the following uneTrlng tests 11zte Nill b onnlt
smoking cigars, and nIae rea1ins the nssHqsl
pers
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MORNING EDITION.
wEDSEsD1Y aomNa. N1ReH IS
~ - EsUnAEu.

Subscriptions 10 the ApPEAL viii NOT, here
after. be received for longer period thou Two
months IN advance. Persons making rsnit-
tances vii please bsa- this in riiud.
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E5 The British steamship Thistle, which got
ashore a few weeks since On the beach Of SUI
Hvan's island, and which was sold ~ that situa-
ton to Cspt John Ferguson sud others ior ne
snu, Of eigbtV thousand dollars, was got oB
Yesterday morning and towed 10 lhe city She
enpsars 10 be perfsesly sound, and viii no
doabt be- ready 70 take in 9 cargo ina few days.
Charleston Msreaag
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- RuREAu.


kf % 4 &C s Artillery
i71sef he Isv recently Ta7ed by Congrss., 'ezena
fo4 "a dsrts58 isrsons q ol ~ ary service you VIII
- go ~ =ungoraer=d 10 sutho- = al Or1reuce
es.s- ~ .,rar.-t I'd artisans uee1sn and en-
,vees ia i esiabishmeuts 81 sucn pfraous - are q
~ be engagsd uu Ser cotrset 7gh -ae gov fniasnt
q f,risf{ 2 ma crdnanes ssd cr1nence stores, aad
- ,,rsitors ri ~ g4r szl5e, taEneas ana AMY aqp
Tlies b bee rh-n nest al b. en.oled snd ten ae-
-i.e5 H. r-rid-sI 81 e.iGn g g 7na-a Cr1qr 10 -
" fasIgasted e. the Ord aanca officer 20 ACT
gag J. GUR4AS
Colonel and CHE OF v duance.
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Special Order No. 6S.
HEADQUARTEEs DEPARTMENT sQsSlS-l
s.PPT AND EAST LOUISIANA
gaCEsOs Starch 20 1868.
Extract
n HEREAFTER 10 passports viii be granted 70
persons &c irsnE TO Fslt che city ol Rev " eal1s
81 ords- lieutenant G=usr-i PElEuToS
j. L. MORRISON.
,rb7gar A r.
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- The green. house at Mt. Vernon burned
on Friday, tie Oh Of March. The original green
house, builBby Washington, vas burned il
1887, and the one now destroyed was erected
By Judge BEshTed Washington, while be was
sinca.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

The location CT tle 3 Appesi Office
is on state street, "a few doors below
the Post Office.
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- of SnsacrinfIon.
Terms o. AdTertising.

an advertisements VIII be chsrged
S1.5o per square for the drst inser-
tion ard 81 tor each subzequent IN
. zar'iiou.
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E The news from below is highly encours-
ginp this morning. At Port Hudson the enc.
Iny have been siEnally rep0lsed on water, with
iha loss Of ths sioop-ol-war Mississippi, mount
rg, we believe, sixteen hesvy guns. The tele-
graph announces that at two o'clock On Satur-
aav tfs whole Of Fsoagut's aeeE came inTanga
and oaeusd on our batteries, and kept up con-
tinuous fire for shrce houTs, when, finding our
guns would not open they Withdrew. At twelve
O'Clock, Sssurday night The feet moved up
agsin aud attempted to pass cur batteries, but
so heavy and steady was GU, fire that bat two
succeeded in getting by, and they were badly
rd6led. The Mississippi was set on IRE by our
guns aud burned 70 tlle waters edge during the
I engage emfnf This is certainly cheering news,
an1 yFi 30 70 seHd ecros the river to the despon-
dent Yankees under Grant Tbs Hartford and
4 eunbest M0nongshaia, which ran the gauntlet,
vii no doubt fall into our hands or bsdestroyed.
/ Banks il would seam, failed to strike simulttr
neonsly with FaTagut, as was expected. His
corps was known TO be on the wing, and We
looked for Rn assault Oh Friday or Saturday
1 bat he failed, and Farragut wont it alone,
and cot whipped We think it somewha
d9u5tfa row about Ba2sSs pushing hMweFd q
present de viii be likely 70 wait unsil new
progra1ane Is aranRsd; but should ne come on
! We ere satisfied Gen. Gardner Is sntlcientl }
s4ong 70 repel the avalanche that may b
thro,Fa against hiln.-- t.ieksGarg Rhig'
~ We have but little of interest this mora
i ing from Tie Yankees across the river Troops
iceatiaue to lezve gradually on transports Tia
i Ddnecat was engaged yesterday in moving ther
4 up taerigeI lfom skeiT old camping ground q
Whites field. There were bot seven transport
} and 8hresrsns to be seen during the daY-soIn
Of them sgefs Iaisisg steam Ia the afternoon IN
5icasne an early departure. The Rowena cam
down about noon with 8 tow Of coal whir
] she 1saded neaf the rams, The dredging ma
ehiass we've not gs work nor did there appear
10 asy str or bUstle on the caaai. Every ely
IS no Doubt turned to 4szoo pass, where 81 tti
/ spare troops viii no doust be sent Let US n'i
/. bo,s ever, relax cur vigilance hers- EickstEr
Wig.
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c. s. EfFRE 40 MINING BUREAU, I
RrCHHOsD. February 8 1903


1EsI yglILThE E Q. INST s. caa.eed " Sd : q eE
w cuilon o tas .3'ye 0eieT 1l lef, ~, 20 ~ M
M. 1T goH%,
- Eaior ana upaEtntend mt.
ToyTRsCT0Bs for lren aHd otlsr man i25l. @
- ,ts s1,-ve ers-r shsH Iizidy enf1res i in 81
- t,,s+ II ~ r.tiee and 10 s6dition ger pre-
vious or1-r from the suge. se1leli q nc 1s-.i
Mini g EUrssu vi / send ave loa-i 80. s
ho Is suaect 20 the c01scpt law - tie HeafsHl eliR
~ inefrnetion Tor service in tie army.
Y8M RICHARDSON HUfI
u3h5-lr, 81 lor, etc, On Ordqazce D-iy.
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Many good things have been told Of Or
Thompson, the world-renowned hunorist, and
hospitsble proprietor of the Atlanta hotel, whose
ready wit but few are willing to encounter; but
g little incident occurred there last week which
rather woTsted the doctor
A lieutenant-celone who was wounded at
MurfTeesboTo', who had been stopping a while
with him, on the twentieth day called for his bill
The oblging clerk handed him the document
with twenty days multiplied BY 81. The colo
mel scanned the bill and observed its footing up
$50 He turned TO the doctor, who was pres
ent, aud asked him il he did not think that was
pretty heavy The doctor with that peculiar
toss Of the head which indicates g small, whirl.
wind, said mo if you had TO pay four dOi-
lars for eobbler one dollar dozen for eggs,
four dollars pound for Rio eofee, one dollar
and twenty 1--WE cents for butter, fifteen dollars
a bushel for potst0as, and five dollars pair for
shad, y0R'd think it was light"
Tho colonel ran his eyes over bis bill again,
and quietly replied .' Well, I have been here
twenty days, aud d-a the article you have
mentioned that ] have seen on your table "
It's seid the doctor rushed out into the back
yard and did not cool of till he had whipped
three little nisgers -AtLaats ConfsdsrGey
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

r-.-eoee ,f The ssoTe arder s'i Iroa lnaftar. ara
,.i- .lr I-scl0rs vssh the 1ates oi AssisIn g %
- sonth garoiI1H b, leinssseei W. nlaEe q
~ fn carrying ont tner eon1sek Na tAs
llrdnsaee fSeplr men. q S q. 10 pIsV.-. -, =
VIII De- reouI FL - scn contractor ~ A.us ~ ~
fsr the q -.aii ef eallt ll.-st L-at iis =
scc5slp aniai ly 8 lsr5ile1 copy g -
osth f6s he = wees Of the peaens desired % e &C.
t-et nnd .hsi fh- Iaborsr cann5t ba oiherysiss %
ssfnsd n16 flFfhsr faAi th= ssrv Ger OF t1s =
scripts ehail longer be nleied, ihe afAant y - ~
for serrice d tAe Eug aso cst tifctte oi the e y
ing flea. - tb= tric TIA. the oasrllllea Z q
re1uisj ioa have been properly enrolled. Cefaest1
mi ottls 10 be by a1d 5Ht justice Of the pea1s o.
7thsr 1sg stra.e auth zzd b Law @ a1mn stef aais
All c0amunest.oHf adirae e = 1as a. selma Ala-s
,Eil meet with pro1 D. - ntion
gF1 gIGHAEDS S0N HUNT
nh5lm Aa of etci o. vilLisAce isiiy.
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Gently published half column Of highly origi-
nal poetry, in which there were spriakled sew
eral lines IN italics. These lines, read backward
were as follows:
Oh bless opr brave Coefederates Lord
Scourga wish thy wrsih the Yankee horde
Hslp Lee. Bragg, Jackson, Johnston joe,
70 give hem & 8 10 Dixie. o
Bring Nncomp5op the First down hat,
And an his crew, old Nat. Banks too,
And every low-born Ysnss rstl
Taa C9Rrast, it is stated, gracefully " owned
mp By saying il al came from being unaccus
toned to the ways Of the wicked. The doeu
naent IA qnestien was mailed at New Orleans
accompanied by letter in-the same hand, end
was signed Emily II. Washington It Dor,
every mark Of being genuine
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Special 70 the Memphis Appeal
PieoLA, March lI---Ihe Fedsrals were ct fernando
last gsnins They destroyed the county records made
general ia delivery and stole the horses and negroes
that came within their rescA.
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Why is Ir9-1aoasses is sei5ngiR IN tbs eisy
81 81 per galloni sugar at 60 cents 9 peynd
aad fice ct 40 cents. These are the siapies q
The South. Vhe 6rss formerly sold at % 20 80
cents per gallon, the aecond ct five 70 eigb5 e.s.
per pound, and the last at to Gets. Why Inc
diHHencs7 Can anybsdy assign . good reason
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q & FIrRE AND MINING BUREAU, Z s
ltfeFFHf5kn. JsuuarV (, 1903

lt8cHHoND, JsruarY z, 1903.
-.,r.fsat,o1s CO 1led.6e " - the t3ove nlls snt
g 'T,5 (5soter e ,tr cis 10 ee1r5ia e ] 5srns
- - - ~ rsnnessee wia heresfser eoa7e 6
=, Wajos lgul K Hunt Seine, Ala r
Ia 5rop sing Ter Contracts ip ue.' e,3 "a 5l 4es5i
s5reugt the Selma -f1oa, insia % suvAsa-s P-sto
sals = Hs' J. MsT. JOHN,
.-s,- Msior end uPsr.nteDaeat :
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~ L. who sends an abs article, uBdeg
be head Of J6stes to All" must not expect
Is to depart from our established and distinctly
announced Fnle,
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SELMA. Ava, Fearuary l3, ltsa-
rz-ss,r-s hsea chsgeed ii tae management e lls
r. ,f the he,f3ogeFnmeat 70 th7 ctaiss o.
4 ~ - - sra Tsansssee, lli ofi2srs having
,--s-ts .fs Ion asssleFs ID hose States rn yep
-r, 81 -,a as ff.t saaT make them eoni4In 70 NE
terms ana 4osle q piiPt7 ~ ~ -
.S'e eFM RICH ABDS0N HUNT
ss7. Nslsf eie., OF Ordnance Duty,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25
TE.LEGhApEIC.

2ovTE OF TT cEr%v c3x,rErE,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25
Major and a. A. General.

PRrsoNERs-Tke Administration has beer
much annoyed by ADVICE. more earnest iha,
jodicious. In regard 81 retaliation. Two years
naviug elapsed si"cc this system of advising
was put IN practice and 30 resdl having fol
lowed, it would bc improper now TO discon
tiuue II. The Adm'rienaiion has no especial
love for prisoners; they aie not anxious to see
ibem rcrc; they do 40, care even 10 incur the
cost OF transportation. Prisoners sent here
must Of course be disposed Of in accordance
with the ret.nla ini.s 81 The ca't Tel. Prisoners
tasen la bat on hl % be ard will be proper
v cared for. P,is"I..is can IA, in the act
,ies.f. y ~ iva pr l,,erty ard la-ticnarly
hru;ss, Ice M.toy. may lie dist1., d OF AZ
t e'f cap,o,s mink fl. Ii they lever reacl,
X chrn"ud. Cap. TG.'er OF ;Ie Libby piisou
81 not tie offended. If they disappear en-.
tirely, the Government will not institute
search for them.-Ric,.aond Wig.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25
ST FFOIK EVACUATED.
a4et.I Z from Gen. Lee {, Gen. Stewart.
LATENT FROM NlrNSBURG.

ssc,; jane .ii.-Thl l.,..- of ,.,ucie. ~,
let rch.bar- wednesday. rernr;s .'ut "a. enen,
l,'rzo.. Iet .ln'c a,t ;hs t.a Ia. The
,getGe eni lasted ,our hours. H. escaped .h.oiyi
.lr lines cain, t,c ac,i. He kn they
pulsed sl heavy loss. y isn lie let there IA b.eu
n .oss on our side. lie says n. assut wa.ts- n,s'
lvignroa- IF auy prrcsiirg Th. roi.e % tde ei=uy
eonne,.. II. las. cfici.l ivc,s receive state
Hothing iuther of Ss,urdle's ii ;ht.
oSrvA June 2a.-Hesvy ftiag heard thi.
fnng nrar C..nion. La. su?P,,slr rs ccna Z:
between Lyon a nd ppr:oa o. Bsaks' army.
tH,sLEsros. Jule .3.-we learn TIA: tier,
eight reg ruent, oe the sneny cast b,:~een
Foly .ni Ssahro rs Islands. There ere n, g.s4i.s
Cor supp,ne pha; ary Ysnsee troops sesie' F,,ter,
rein f,rcenents have be removed this iepiri>
:ner. IT, may b, that same g: Fosters n,n have
i.een sent from North Carolina :, rein.,rce B,ais.
RicHxosp. June 23.--sixteen hundred prisoners.
int aiding .ts officers arrived here to-day from Win.
chester. Nothing by the Genital train MP to this p NJ.
FIcHzoxp, June .3.--Tele-re NH, com mnuncation
TO Kaoxvllle by aAe we.tei IS re-es.ab.isaed.
Il is reported hat S.T,k vsacuiied a1i blrEt
by che yankee, ycs'erd,y.
About one Thousand Icgroes were take, a. vim
chester ; Ais. u nunbc- OF Res Va, were l.s lag
the yankees.
A. letter from Lee - Stuart c,mplmen.ing TIC
latter for the sklul movement o troops at the bat
tie of Brandy Station 'sys :he resul; Of the action
calls forth our grateful thanks = Almighty Col a1i
hs-ot cradle alike to the officers apd .ryavc,
osrKt. June "a courier from Kl.er,o1 repor,
tn' yom ptured. rear Clinton. Saturday. p. L.
"a forsgn-; t-aa "a. 90 wagon, II Conmissary St,r.s
2os mu'es 30 Yankees and - negroes. ri.e eCroes
aud one inses pr,oaer we'd here this p n. from
c,iu.on.
A private letter from New Orleans reports terrbi
most~ty among the FtderAls there. AL the publ ic
and many OF III, private hpa>es are converted int
Hospitals.
JACKSON June ~ -S2, ia private lett.ri, rrccvei
nom Vcksbarg OF the nth stse ma. the u.m fe,i-
ing Of oorid, nee Exists IN ihc- ability - resist any
assault. ard that lire loss in, i Mng wednes,
days Ssh. is t25. AinorG the killed Col. Gar
-ett and Captain Gcu'd. of the 2eth Alabama. The
sho: from Grants batteries never injured any one.
Many 70 over the city anl p'ur,, into the river.
Even the ladies CON: out ~ he uses at night 20
witness the bccioardiTent, which is repres nied as
b ing perfectly grand.
All concur in the statement that the garrison I. .
b,untifully supplied with provisioas and uu rat o1s
are e II issued. Heavy liz heard that direc
ion a. ten o'clock lust n'ght and s:ii continues th.
mo ming.