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LiFs AT 9ULLAHOMA.-A correspondent Of the
Chattanooga ksbsl gives . description q: Calls
homa and life therein Az tie placs occupies 30
N aeh Of public attention at this time hs following
brief extrac. from the Letter will be readable:
4 shocking place. q mean for q gentleman y
a diana al, meia lcholy raroal station A p.scs fcr
bats to fy and Owls to hsct. kueh, such Is Iuils.
homa raks trip TO furs<orY by way Of
''Semmsss hole, and pay 4 ling visit TO Oofin.h,
Mics. OF .ura, and you may ge. eorl notion II
1t, nothing else viii suffice; language woeful, iua-
p.e:siive or Descriptive, fails altogether. 1 few
scattered, l9aaiid. aud dispd.ssd tsaements,
&c ahmed, ,anmed; and damned, wsrss than the
bisck hols II Calcutta vide Nsceulay;) Il I'd up to
the o. o.; nor hsvLg asOEe nor emp back iscks
around on; and dali. !saaen. ever raily sky
above you!
adds:
Nothing to DO but to ea* and quarrel. We have
fghlng mate has, and then, for variety va have
eating matches. r.m,rk.bls event (of this illus.
trative) occurred 10 iAter than yesterday gf:ar.
noon pair Of privs .es of tha - IsnEssse .
lad gruage sud o.e Of them also a newly ar
rived box OF provisons from hone' They re-.
solved to light for the latter IN adjudication Of the
former. An hour was sppointsd, q vsss sasem.
bisge collected, both eutsrsd ring arranged, the
DmoAta1ts were placed In position irt t.nse ex.
citement; much gambling on ths result ;erii9l
odds. Do not Ie alarmed; / mean 90 description
in detail: know a. well ss you do that anu not
writing foc BeUs4Lie, and am conscious os son q
infsriority to Fleece egar The LAstls was 'oush
the v;ctesy won, the beA Of provision paid
ov.r, whse, 10! q g co1d champion apps are d.
and cffsred to ca. the entire content. for
twenty i've dollars. (Jon.sd or in default thsreof
pay the sum Of one hund cd ditto. Ths wager
was accepted.
Bets were again elfered and ssAsp. Excite.
mens SgsiI RESUMED tia sway. The bcx (ai:h.
erto .la5stsriously .la clossD was at length. all
parties beinR ready, opened. It contSinsd the
fo.lowii articles OF food One turkey, two
dezsn OF egss (ooilsd) ono zsa o! biscuit. one
pound Of buttel. s'z dried psach pies. one Ia.rs
bottle Of moIagsss snd si& onions The wretch
Won sis wager.
In such diveftiug and fantastic spcris do We psas
the time unlike Richard In the rlsy. nndi; many
delights thsi en-.
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TIE YAsEEE CUrRAaKs In TEEsEssEE-Ths
Yankees are holding q carnival Of vio.snce In Tex
nsssse. The Ehelbyvilie (renn.) Banner says that
the Yankees have not Isft fence standing within
circui. Of Ave miles around NErfrsesboro'. snd
that area are OF nightly occuri snss II ads:
The destruction CT ,ns 6ne resldeace Of Judge
Eiiy with Its library, papers, aud furniture has
already been ated. But we have fscsntly hsd Ia.
formation of All outrage Of stili more gross char.
se,et A few rights since psrty OF Federal SOL
a.ers under charge OF officer. visited the house
Of lssse Js,un2 la 2uthsrford violently seized his
persop, and taking h.n, into his Own yard e<usliy
aud shausfuIiy whipped him on the NAKED back
Hs vile and daughters appeared upon tbs p ,-eh
aud attempted TO gsmonstrate with the soloiars.
when they nrsd . vollsy u, thess INNOCENT ladies'.
The Knoxville Rssisy learns, taroagh q letter
fou lady living near Musfts ssboro', that tho
7aadall oom inittlng terrbis excessss In Middle
tennessee. Thsy ere turning women aud chiid'sn
Gut OF their houses without food or shelter. They
lad fasiahsd four young girls 81 good respectable
ay 10 society, two OF whom hsd bssopas deranged.
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fhricAL SYMPTOMS OF STAkyATIOk.-Lord
sydaey Godolphin Osborne whites 70 tbs LONDON

fhrncAL SYMPTOMS OF STAkyATIOk.-Lord
fydasy Godolphin Osborne writes 70 ths London
i.I.' concerning the physical process of famine:
when famine destroys LIE II may do 70 under
~, uEerooi conditions btoppAge % all food
s -Sea ~ That We have read Of Ia the case OF the
..p~fecked-btIrgI on Ia . short time tsain OF
s,%pofas q, which quickly epd ip the moat horrible
sIhs It oaasr condition 10 that when food
asn'' II not la abundance grIa 1alIy teSosaes
LIN 0sa.d IL q ,sty, then In quanuty. passIEg ~
saosher stage. where II Is not only altogether
ns 10 qusntity bat slso in the quslltise ne
ttsy each day 70 Esbuild ns.urs's wAste. AID
-. provide for the next AA5,s Hfs
v.n.. aaa stinAng OF physical susts@epes super
,lns 1eotAi depression. causing loss CT sppests
,.o'e 'Io'e u Incorporation TO psrtats 6yen OF shat
,~a. VI focd which. iAelf Insufficient. Il still
s.y to keep up some eJistspc,.
ufax xoss 70 say. as this stage 0f dSpssss!nn In
s.,na, va Of gradual waite Of body, the suasrsr
sI,.p oat little. II st ~; there y tendsrc cy to
a ~. .est1snyhow, anywhere, Ct little evldenee
es., ~ itsre 10. however to the skillsd eye
L.ynss eye unnistAk able; the children look aged
81, ~ sner ysas1 adults move and speak with .
r.,,.'I .stsfsuss Walsh zssms 70 shun oil u IT
othsrs .esfss. i write from what and many
si.,.. wstsksA Snd noted Whk no rSsl eom
losrs vsieps4, ~lAh litgls resi- pain, there b ~
ehilS.. q lsssitnds Ia tbs adpiS, 3 want Of all
sal sI1 " la tue yGupg-a species Qf patient,
ia, Pf's es'Pocdensy mssts = the whole
Laa, y" "a. .ss Eepty hak shaw ng itsS1 .c
lie ..r,.s Tie hait Il lis til hsxd ~ pAis:Ss
ami" a~sii, the sAi0 is bioo.lsss, IT'S yes
e.. A. tbs stage food fs!ls med ,c,us f.is.
De- wsoaos w rsseus. Il II mere matter OF tiaar
'S' fssossr-fsW seem 10 Wish Il.
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A.TIcruRE OF 4 YAsXsE aESAToR In the
Yaukss Senate, while the Conseription act was un.
d. alssusxlop. ", Tuspis. ot Ind, in ssort
speech. gave tps following aketeh of Wilson, u
Mas
Had the Senator frcm Nassschusstts been In The
gsus,s In the days Of yackson he woud have oP.
posed hiH sny every ssnder uttered sg slust thSt
old hero would have come frcaa the Hps OF the
Senator. thOs "a be might have . stm, rsversnes
for Washington Had he lived In the days OF tho
revelation he wouId have been . tori. aud talked
a, opantJy Of rebels. and y ,rsd rewards for the
hssd. Of Sumter and Maiioa and he wculd have
betrayed bis eountry - Arm Id d:d Hal hs hYsd
Ia tas dsys ri Lu,hsr b would bavs adsd With
pcpe and SsaSsd on the ashss Of the a srtyrs and
ilrhtsd lie 6rss Of 0mlthesid. He miGas hsvs Lad
EM r.y.rsaes ios the. Deity .a,sh s, s,n: 70 :.ys
.sesn.a hsye forowsd Mw 20 tbs gArdsn Of Gsthse.
usas tas ,ugh ID. s'rests Of rus. on sud 20 ID:
Lar af faelIa, iate. ard t's' his T'S' VIII
Ls., b a, Ia ..sd, Dot hs r0sli v ssi' 'hsisAss
mt "a, ia ssb ~. La. 10. shss Js'sls, iss MIN D
crac.ts1"
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4 srSslBLE GIRL-Amorg ..s mscy letters
picked up On &c ka,.lsasld Of Murfrsesboro' w.s
una froyi 4 Northern girl to her brother IL the
Federal army. Ths annexed extract ID taken fem
It:
But, poor boy you are ne. osS Of this horrid war
yet If you hsd iusrrisd and settled down. instead
Oi going to war; It would hays bsen better tor you
L,ok at the slau shts irg that has been doue, and
tie negro IL no. ffs, YET There has bssn eao:gs
white nsn killed to have psld for the nssiaAl ne
gro Afty times o ser and you viii rsvsr conquer
the South rntl y"n Kill th' laat msn Of than -
fhess Il TOO much grit the,s They have been
wrongsd, and they know it. and will die rathss
than give up.
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RELIGIONS DIsCussIONs.-A letter fcoIn Esssau
In the Charleston Courir, gives SONS information
about literary matters 10 England. Ia which Ii in.
au led the following:
By fsr the mos: inportan subject is that ci The
alleged revolution in progress in gland relative
20 the belief Ia the historical HIthentcity of the
sble Over yssr ago series OF powerful artf.
elss were pdbIished Ia book form, entitled Essays
and Reyisws" In which the accuracy of the his
,o,icsl portions ef tho OLD Testament were ss-
ysrey criticised The strict cons.ructionists took
s,srm Numerous replies appesrsd. and the au-
.hors Of Essays and Reviews were called before
the Ecclesiastical Court TO answer the charge Ct
her.sy. To the surprise Of many the cJssd
we're acquitted knd according to fAs Westniuster,
tie Court laid down the principle at "the clergy
Of the Established Church Es not obliged 10 main
tain every part OF the Bible ~ an nfaiibls record
Of psss history. and every word 81 the sacred q:
ssranes Of the spirit of God
10 the sads: Of tho confusion created by this de-
elsion has apresrsd the first volume OF "Thc Per.
,aseuch and Book OF Joshua critically examined,
by Rev. viii am Oolanso Bishop Of Natal. The
suthor takes the gronnd boldly thst the Pentateush
reliable a. historical taeord and that 1t was
no. written by Moses. He rlseee its authorship At
date considerably posteflor to tbs events l! re-
cites Tho Wsstminstsr emphsticslly agrees with
the Bishop, and the whole IA discussed, witt. the
conclusion that the intellectual world IL about Io
take the Bible as an expregson OF Eiehs IDEAS OF
Gods will rather Ihan ~ oppression OF tbs Will OF
God him .eH
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A DASH Oh rHH YANKEES.

Ahaa. 10 Of our cavalry on the 5,h Inst charged
m he Yankees gear num'riea, Prince William
,.up,y, Va, eapiurir s'x cen and killing four, in.
,udirs 4 'st Lieuterant The prisoners belong to
he s,h New York Cavalry, and wers SAINT to 4. 10
s,y. fhs charge of cur nen WAS ,ead By Mr. r.
psrrOR.
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,,,,rpspAY MORN'G. :. .MARCHla, ls6
ANOTHER SENSATION RunoR.

I,smr prevailed In the city last svsnins that
u.- Yok Herald OF . recent date, had been
'...tvsd BY an oficsr hsrs, with the news Aha.
aov Seymour, 81 New York, had ordered out
,,r.v thousand militia TO resist the execution Of
,hs order from the YANKEE War Department 70
.,y.si the arms Of the Government In the state CT
v.r Yo,k. Our infosmers failed to fdrnIsh coanr.
,,,,isn Of his rninof, though We learned nothing
e, a,,iy Us il sIyirS thai Il is entirely wishout
toasdAilon
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xztsnsise F1e-Grsaf Isst,aesi1a Of Gosrl
mens and Sfass Property About hsH psst e oclcck
ON Tuesday night shst part OF the Fable ~s~A-
house known AZ Browns Addi ion, fs ntipg 0
fee. On CanM ttreet. OPT osits the packet landing,
aud .20 feet on 6h street. was dis overed 20 ne On
hrs in the upper sforise, occupied fer nst past
storage purposes by the Confederate e. vsrn-
meat owing 70 the omtustiba nstsrjtf tho
contents Of the upper story tho Il sm ao'u 81
vsloped the whole build ng. (Which wss brick.
And extending dowuwards set drs to nauv hundred
hogsheads of tobacco, the property Of idiv.daai
citizens and drms both Ia tie O-nsedafacy and
foreign counti 3D. bn. for which the state Virgil
mia ID rssponsib Q. When the fre 60. well stsrad
no. hing could stop It bat the exertions of the Fire
. iyeoe, With the steam snt - and other hslp
whch was vigoronsiy applied ths ooea. u, pre-
venting the spread Of the fire = the other properly
adoiniD and the opposits side Of the stress By
the fainns Of the walls Of Browns addition to tss
Public " arehcuses, ssme of the sheds unde- which
tobacco wa stored In DC heads several tiers deep,
they were set on fre, bas luckily at this point .
surplus Of water prevented the damage that seemed
lkeiy to snzue 4 number Of balss of cotton, be-
Lore ng to the james River Manufacturing Com.
pany and Hanche ster Cotton Factory, were stored
on n street in ront OF the burning building, and
caught fro several IN 49, but bsir g q1iakly del.
uged with water Were not materially III Hed -
Ihs lcss by this fte Ia computed at two hundred
thousand dollars It was csrIaialy tho most de-
ssfuc.ive conf grafton with which our city has
been visited fox some years. and whether caused BY
accisent or design II TO be equally deplored. We
ocdfu yessetV8y evening bQo kUWOr tuak sStAt9
of Virginia nssadsd to inssitute strict invssaieI-
tion, 80 that the blame Of the cal; mty might be
rg atty determined Tho part of the warehouse
destroyed wss prt badly worth forty thousand
dollars Hight hundred hUgsheads Of tobacco were
kurnsd, which, sS present prices, (85GO p,r hid }
would amount to $500 600; but the etsse paying
only the zig nj valuation, will only lose in this
Item aoou: $50 90 Two hundred hhds. Of the
tobacco belonged to the Roths shilds of Paris and
were at one time tee sub, Ct Of suit in the G. s.
D:sr Ct Court whsn they we're sought to oe &C.
ques1ersd as she properly OF Auguss Belmont Of
Kew York, an alien enemy. The above erumerA-
tton compi ises most Of the loss accralDg to the
State. Ihe Confederate States Government lost
f3 600 0uh ss Of shpstt LOCO bushe Of oats $50
bushels Vt COD, and 100 0C0 empty Gotten grain
tsgs, behid ether operty of Witch iist could
be obtained, Ihe loss Of grain cts, can bs deter
mined Dy the present market value ih, mgr.
from this hrs illuminAt.d tho whole horlz for
mites and the hest wac most intense. xven at
O'Clock s!erds7 ,hs smoulderirg remnants were
emitting nsfu; Rlass= ana the uoRt comfortable
odor. There wste very few psrsons present, coll
eiiefng the exten: OF The conh sgraion. Ihs rain
fell Gu.Ing th 5 whiie in torrents
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Ytw PAPER The Daily Ssafina formerly pub.
iIshsd ia Al. xsndtia. Va, and suspended upon tie
.lvsnce If tie enemy. was lssued In this city yes
,.rasy morning by kssscs. Smith 4 Bailey. 1t
vii 10 ISSUED daily. The publishing house IL 10.
s,,.d CA the corner Of Franklin and l3.h streets.
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lttemp.ed Escape hres Of tbs prisoners con
fned 10 ia tie lightning attempted to escape about
10 o'clock on Tces1ay night. Their names are
kenny alas Ciarks aIias Morton, CO. d, l0.h Va.
Of the l0.h Va. cavalry. Information Of the In
tended escape bad been conveyed to CAot. Booker,
who adopted the necessary measures to Illustrate it.
At 10 o'clock the parties commenced by moving
the largs stoveppe passing through the fl ,or into
their room They lot themselves down by o!anke t.
until they reached the basement where others were
preparing to follow. discovered the lookout and
gave the alarm. The men named above scattered
in the basement, and on the guard searching for
two of them they wers found Ia q corner u1der q
huge pile of bread, inteaded for prison use II Is
saii the persons confined at this prison are to be
removed to Castle Thunder.
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/ldsrmaas Hustiass Court, W.dnssda,, karcA
In. -tresent. Jamcs Iastie Recorder; ID
sanxay, scnier Alderman: JfInss Bray. y. O.
Lipscomb-, Wn. w Timbe,ass, John r. gey
nsul. and J ohn w. gsvsridge Aldermen
Twenty six jurynea wsra ordered to be sum.
II oued to nppsae tomorrow for the trisl of the
mi 3D. msanor cases on the doc Ct OF ,his Court,
. Eues were awarded ~ airst Peter r. Brown xu..
John Knox, Commemorative witns1ses, for ssii
to attend sgAinss Marlns, slave. chs;ssl Wl.h
fel ,ny
+ .2as yr00fqn; Was entered In the case OF fhos
d. EudgiLs Charged with grand larceny
Oharl,s Z Kent was fnsi ten dollars and eosts sn.
permitting bis slave Mary Ann, to 90 a. Ia. ss A.;
hire herself oct c'htrsry 10 law.
David Preston ana Phain ". Geyn Ids ws-. *
EN- ned for eheetil on ihe l9.h OF February bar.
g.1ricuS AGtfan into ID storehcuss Of usyi. 70,
stln grd Harris Bill, corner of Main ..,est a.s
Locu2i iisy. aud s'ealiDg several pairs of shoes
srndFy Ieady-m sL.fs four Yea aad sther s,,!
cles. valued at $iCQ 1hey ~ers sen, ON 10. tr;ai
before Judge Lyons.
William, slave. tho property of Geosss A.
Hnndiey, snd Hi, slave, the property Of Ga Arisa
Ross, were tiled for a fe.ony committed Ly
them on the 18th Of Jsnusry 1863. in .t.s Ig f. ON
tbs g. q Custom aouse $i2 coo IN q g. Trszsurv
not' and@5 ttU in unsigned bonds Thoy p.ead
no. guilty. Tbs parties were found guilty and Or.
TO be puaished to the full extent Of the law
80 IasheA
Toby, slave. tbs property If Talbot Broth
was tried for stealing, Or the .S b Of Fsnrus.y i
Ws:ch worth $40. the property ef cSf.na Wssner
Fhs tdef. was proved. sNs defendant ordered SO
l,Bhe5
IA vey 0ordor, fee negro. was tr.el for en-.
t'r:ng IN the night time of /. 9Th OF F. -bru.ry Il
dwelling house Of Christopher Gordon, hi. brother
and Sea ing two coats o. the value Of fifty dalisrs
q dfentalt being found guilty, In lieu OF hs.
ing put In the Penf entis,y WAS ordered to be &C.
Into perpetual slavery by the City Sergeant.
Pa'Eick Tisrn-n was examined ioz aaviuK en- the
stn OF February unie~iclY and melciopsly shot
as aud wcuoded lafayette Brooks The prs N r
was CT nui.tso for flai trial before Judge LyoGs
hehsTa Mor1is was Z smicsd for hsvss on ,ha
SD OF SebruaTy 1863 sto.su fsoE. Andrew T. Nv
slsa b.esstpir and euld OH 81 a.ticies OF Dr.,
soa al property, va'r:d at eJ!.. He was comm.:ied
for trial before IEd1a Lyons
Henry slave, tho property OF ssii.iAm Cst.s.t,
wss tie for havina on the 18Th dsy Ct February
fsioni2l stolen one trunk of tho value Of & "a.
Capt. Hsnry Taylor. lie WAS AZ anittsd. pro.
GEES was awarded against qua. A. Myers, q Com
nonWsalsh's uitnes, w, failed to xppear and tes.
tify agasas. shs asarssd afar being recognized 50
- 40
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Inpressment Of IloMr--A few days siacs the
agents Of the Uonfederste Government Impress.
ed large quantity of .ur In the h.nds OF msr.
chants AID others for the use of the army. Among
those whose pre- psrty was ssixed was Mr. William
B. Isaacs, who a short time after the So zare pro.
cured an inianation from Judge VIM. Ii Lyons,
restraining the Government from using he f )ar un.
I'll the question could be determined whether they
had the iegxl riga. t, impress it at less ic than
its market va,us. The argument In the case which
Is Of scms mpo, tncs to the ndiv Qua o!tzsn, was
commenced yesterday before Judge Lyons 1T the
Ci.y Hall, Messrs. G w. Randolph ard Andrew
Johnston Appearing for Mr Iasscs, and Messcs
Arthur A. MorsoI and Pat Henry Ay!ets fSr th-
War Department The csse will probably be an
der investigation for week or more N the opea.
ing by h p.ai1tfTs ceuussi grea. number OF 40.
thories vera qno.sd, = list o. which wsfe nxaas,
to tbs ia iEe 70 reference.
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PoWsss's s.aaus Of Washlnston. taken from. IA.
ton 1cage b. Gen. Dutloe's command, now staDA0
upon Temporary ps1esssl In the sosunda of ~
capitol.
5hs New Osieans ptuA1wss. of ths 20A Il Rsb-
uaEy, sssoeds ~ 1Sasn ee peaisl I. 1isaeAo.
..ssly lssws = sssss.y Of shs Howard Ass.
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Mayy's Court, Wsdnesday, March 1iM Martin
slave of Robert Hinton. was brought up for z Ing
at large, acd committed to be tried for the ofsus
Eimonia Newton and Margaret Williams, two
negro women rep; ;3sI tiqg the nselvss to be free
sSt wshout reg sters were brought up for engaging
10 . ght at h. house Of Henrietta uewtou 3arRa-
ret Williams. having initiated the row,wss ertred
T. be puni, The other t,ssscaaas was dl.:
charged.
ksrgaIS St Eatss was brought up. charged with
sts~iisg u lot Of furniture, worth $40 from , ana
Dees She was zen on TO the Alder mans HcstinS Ss
Court to bs tried for graEd larceny
Daniel O. Sullivan no: tsl, ss..sssd for gsttir &
crur and be hcvoJ uil ofasr:y at tbs Karsha The
ARE yas sent bsfore the Provost Marshal.
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0rN. RANKs FyRKu AY.-Tae New Cr.ssrs

GIN. BANKS F,REA AY.-Tae New crsar.
picaynns, Of the 18th u,t, says
We regrst to laasn that an attempt wAs made 10
shoot helsr. General BANKS - he Was abont enter
Ing his carriage at the indies entrALes Of te2 Ciy
Hotel sbsu, . qur.sr p 1T O'Clock lap sy ni"s.
4AS1seroh ussd va kp Al gan, ana the bpiies.
.fAF pi;shg .Sear wR,rs The 0sesral stoed Wa
Quad On the cp 1osiss iidswalt The psrsaa who
ns-s the attempt dsappeassd Ct ono, and .. H.
aoeoupts the police haA not hoo1 susoeasfui Il
Nsei out hls IDENTITY.
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Supreme Court Of Appsals Tho following de-.
elsioas were pronounced by tina Court on |. ..ss
day:
Tynss W Campb,ll. Is sWved BY James Al
fred Jones for the DlA4auH and Howard 1 Sands
for the dA.ns,anta. Judemsnt of the Cireuis Court
~ Nansemond o. unity affirmed
DuvAl " Taylor and others lrcasS ~ No. r.
HoWison Il r the appellant aud Wu w. CTump foe
th, apps!lsss Decree OF the Uireait Court Of the
clsy Of Richmond reversed
The Court q l.urnsd until the 9Th dsy a APsp
noXt v
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


CaRlUfe d H0kKso Ds8BN1NT
FREDERICKSBURG. March il.-Capt Molly. Of
Gen. Fitzhrg Lees cavalry, has returned ffcm
scout. He capsurei Brio. ..asn Slaughter, Cap.
tain std 80 prvatss. 1t Parfsx Q. H., taking them
fror, thsir beds they wsre greatly sston'shsd Al
the presence Of the CoDfsdsrats ssvary, ,and red
but feeble resistance.
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Aceidsn. About one O'Clock yesterday ct the
ccrner Of l2tn and Main streets, pistol dro pp.d
from tho pecket OF en- overaaat worn by Lieut.
George Randolph, (sts:ioned at Camp Lse and
strikicg On tho pavement one barrel piod. d. ihe
bGli passing upwards through tie cali Ct i, leg
ami producing q pain u wound, which bed pro
tussly. The sufferer wes carried i0:o Pessis son q
drug store AID Professionally attended by Dr.
ri Air burysI