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marcti fefhs 1865. 2 ss3sS
The Ynnkees sgsin appear 10 hesoii
the, iit,re.s rststtssy iueiiigrnecs ~ast ssp.t
'rrcei.ed hste that they had srna.sd ,liss.
;ufpytS fspaha,alpck IN .sstong ~furce |.
with :csshlry md af,ilIsrs.e -: 'fSeis5 obs
jset, anaoi,b,ediy, !, r. ,he turning ts,f oaf
position al Frederick sblrs but ;a lbi.,
I have 5bs i%stS rensons E.t asserting:
sbss viii, Re G,Je,i;. Lincoln win 6ad
that tie Yankeeriek ..ofiin King feipts,
siklrso. saeeesd in sisdtss,sii i, ag q sahs
Veterans swislr which IsesSveswbamea
.i,mnside ~ ife,ierieks ksbtse. IIes wiir
learu.- should he leontinaes; bis, aavWnee,
that he. wia-seaia hc eonps,l4d m
lsens'tte strength s&ith thrm beG, he
.san: hops to o6tsin nnfy aayan,aee fsosn
his Change OF bases There. sre several
rumors on the streets 70 dry of' i,a,,le
md tiet"ry. but hnthing which can .l,s
.raeet',o any eliable source. ..-s's1 4
=. Ie This sonncc,ion, I eannot beits all
rerting to the present attitude Of our
enemics. A few We. kssiu 90 il,e Soul,
tong With Yankee ACCOUNTS tef re.is.
1sIce 70. the Tyranny ef The ,AHashing> ;
ton aeap"tisn. yailaadigbarpani Jobn
Van Buren were foremost in .dtronpG.
ing toe illegal arrests Of Seward .itG, Co.
TherA .eemed to I've barge aud grow.
iag i,Asiy against the war, Lincoln and
his csbinet anoiIed before etiis storm ans.
Sough, Indemnity a, the;haad. of ihsii
tsCoHgfeSs. The West av,ayed ifseil
against, the East, and those who .doutded
~'esstot.i TO expect, with fks hsxi lew.
fosn ilIe North, ,be 5cemmsnce,peSt o.
auothee revolu,ioa which would s.sdrt
beyond, all perady eitu,s ihs iDdtyss,,
denco ef the Confederate States. BIZ,
how great ise eksnse iuS n few dior,
week. e Eipea.tf has besg siethsd seifs
j Atrolpsd powsf oyss. The tiysas es ~,
fantisess .npdths rsaesseel oS ia. JGos
sshds6t h.,esd sf ssbsiHoa. We per Per
'krsase stjecl sataais.josg Even rbo.,
I sho esstted tisepseEsss 81 ,Arrou.ing III,
psopisi svincs .pes.iaaeitssbu, IS won
ds,lal ~ hea ths q,estian is 'she,ke
or mol, ,'1he war tsh.,. l,s prorvcatea so
.hs, res.o,s,ion Of de Usios and -,h'
} cepafitatian. or in ,ber&words .lh,
desved.tiaHof the soath. % 4 Ieve, with
thsnsslses. SO kss from 'crying Of"
| against The raisiagof negro regineo,s
State after staAs ,t,at,ors resim~ot.
and :b.igstes. 70 fw hsssi se-i''i"y
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Stirring News from the Coast.

~ Stirring News from the Coast.
; s7he Chstiea6n 'Coorier Of Tuesday.
syiss Mssot. cfByaiss Tho following
sssws fem .tifs ccasf. ss4he i,upo,tooce
: SseQenS by it'd Aboii,innis,s
xauset set ts fsfimntcd. II. NAV he
isat a raid - diasiet attention.. or the
lstseirssr af ~ ssiiyos advance y
A apsstsasal Nhs spivcd in this ci,y
an aw sss&i&slt ttsin Monday af,ef.
,oeD, hna g6sSch .Fkas.. reported tha,
,ha shssny asa ixt.asd ia force on Sea-
brook ksse 1pifns tsiaaI. lie al.o 70
s pssfea sissse gu,shesss .,s4nt Z, Sun,ber
&c Ess,speSe ieS stf llls iland,,. -
- Jlfis. pew< 4 ~; eeufs<ned by,so,hnr;
pssse,sesys on lie ssaia, ~loalto stated,
= sba<s - kisrpisI slptd .slfeady isken place
/, isfweaS ssr oyn. ,ssds iiha seveniy's
sfL:keie. u sss< .ariiset ti,at ae hal
taken flssse rsisoaerss swc, Of. tsen "a,
/, assssiy . cuadrd. lApo,lse<s yamor >xas
ytlsss ssesy ripksss ,haa hyesi .dtiscr, IN,
ieslpl lsft5 spsyyseyr nd ssicing. -
= IS gae6 5ssas or,tsrea aiis e.
Hf1 S.ct I'D noa yisspsle,.ns 4, 10
- }e,a 11s pss and
l.ss. ~ aH ss, 3 We Z.
y ~ ID Il IS tBa-
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Blsck sepoblisslls. st6 sts (, .ssts sallss
90 Foss MICA li,siefj the. HsssH tlsns
nsslxrs y1neniioa .,-sl . ., :ss,s.,ss.
: .:.sihs sfsct that, Fna MsAiHsser y Ss'
not acteally ,akep doss ssDt drpssssss,..
the nsetits Of thAs insi&'r3 hvst.. tfSd
"a beeS1s stanS sof 6sisk ;6ptt a sNSaldr
'l,sve. .yt,eca kscehef did piecks favt'
Sumter, fwpinss.rtS &3aia harS bSSh,
made = l,ssyy u, rutAs, fi;Iielf ibessjSse..
Bnf bsing ~ eerthwofl Pa pessiisr,
ehpstr'ictiep. and tie ,.sfnsoe bssas .se,
paired N fsst u ittyva4 infiis,4d; F..ss'
mcA Bktes wss enSb led TO Isei <sat fes
= Tina ,bgt iiAdsis beerG i6seessssy 40!
seapcs e. thsre can brIjpis; dsnShS lie.
demoIition wopt have bees, ackisSssi.s :.
dadesds ffh had beed: wofii, sfils. ahss
for, caatd have sbeeh Stakep by,aT aT1snsi;
attack. Tho Object in :astsekfng ii. a;
All. was 10 capture or j5estroy! he Nasfis,
vile. :rrotesied bv ia gnnss That, ne.. se.
cp,nplishe,b tbcfs .sas no -Doi,6srs asy'
nerexsity 10 'eantihae The fpi,t. Tho
bofsimet etl,nehi cha, followed ths ,learucss, !,
,inu .of tho. rebei GRAF, WINS, sf,sreis, sa:
train the inexperispyed. hands on the,
other lion c!ads, ahI pnrpate Them tt,fs
greater acl,ievetnenis.aa :. 'S'e.r'- go
Nevertheless. It ;nppears. :lhst tie,
]alu.fask ,sss sitiict sitb isolsd "shps'
{ sesyeptS g one li,nes and was JIt.d ;eiear
ont Of The v arer. ly the 'espfe ION OF y.
Torpedo under her, bow, but she Is stat:
ed 10 haze been ui,iniured Ghe pas.
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THE PuIScE OF WMes' MAnrrAon.
Albert Edward. P.inc. II Wales mar.
riage. which was apruintcd 20 take
place on The io,h, ~as celebrated Lv
British sutj"cts in New York and
Washington "n that day, though tho
Herald SAYS a private letter WAS received
IN New York saving HAT IL hsI bem
postponed to the 10Th "f .he month
lie is t" he married ~ the Princess Al.
exandria, ii denmark: At.iIie dinner
given in %a,i'inxt"r hY i;nrd LIONS.
very kiua toast. t"'tbe ULiied States, IL
IN said, wrfs draaa
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= EIa-lslHxZN :..s 80
ssss., = y : :: - al :;
BkaA uastIt mn
3; sotJYRsi
- -.
end will colns,f saad De stieia smf ME;
|.tit7is ~ nm 4lswn upon US in RE fa-
ss's : hss and ipdsstsaent na'ies,,s' )
ES5 80 ss lyrss ss - /
$ RtcSisfoSp, Slsrrhf 2s, lses, a
- llka - ;spn~ storm siiI!
yAHsy ~ tte bpnsH }1lA, ,dsths corneru
.6t 1shees si&l 13sSe3 3tsfss .ysstesdayr {
1e1stSt shs< sesnsRd. The Rdtiess
foaFsd and the foUis sssf tleI .snow
heAPs >tlipntiefings soNsiRusily sod. ,hA
'stssets: sTssdsY sis stiIl eioudy, md
'thsse may bo Repetition sol SihS Sabas
before the clese sfS the vetks4 .Si.,,s y
. Tbsssin and SNOW win pyabat sssrs
rest Tor Eome tii,,e MI attsnsp,s tS ,tf6
silersy at a foiwara iiasaeme,,l. :, s -
Wa have Isse Ans,hers papers. a.
ii>,lsl, redaaaant With iiss. Tie caps
ture 81 seven or ejgGt tlio,ssand Csa.
tsderates,a dses.is q ssthris. > The called
scssion OF Lincaia has adjourned.
Tbsy fixed up All the loose scsews in
hndtshouf the new sy-,em. sss :,
! y Fernando Wood, we see. ssysSti,at ON
The l2tlf Deces,be, last. propossis s&sae
made 90 Lincslp by rar.ies. <5f bnE >aifs
mistice. which wete mot accepted, thu
Motidz have ended The war bY The ist
,ef April. 1858, So the whole sin Of all
the coming bIJod> he'd D. ON Al,y ,sheat.
S. Late, hews From .E:nspe. siioy, that a
cAlI bas been made 'onsrilis Hob<s Of
Lords, by LN,l Snatlfeden, for all de.
from Mr.. Mason t.,,a,iveto TO tie
feeagnitipn Of the Coafsdetaie States.
Earl R,ssell begged him to s,up-and
be sfs1fcdsy lee sfsct Is, the gov
;sfnnaspt Sf ffnglanl zwih ksUii any
ahing Jike snedissiyn. 7. .oss i,sns as the
Nosih ;insists on ne uili Jon aud ihs Suiith
foe undergraduates. Th6E sMiy W.. ;ins' 80
'tfs.s ss he roar i,sts 4 %Jsen il ends,
tis bsId>i,ir, aud al kpgisud. aad cr,
ETY. ether fofeigh power. Will 90 in, ,kf
nr,hatioh wsidraSsrDgsaitces $50 much
ossfoseigts artesSes,I Zoo; 81 ~ :, - :
The h.ie eieeiicas ~ Ncw. tI IatypSlsirc
shSwsdy pinsatity Df sanss !, & st,ia.,..is
of I'naca ftsnsccFais, L,if.a tSSaI Jglno
crat gainctl tlel tl,,y.SsF y.SgSs -. -.
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;fsem tho Chattanooga Daily, Rebel;
- =. H., -. - - = -
=. K Cor fedfrateS SA.phhbsts,. ;

-
a u sts Aasrr;on. foremost a,Gi tcasi; !: = 4
" Tor bethel or Butler tho pcaSl -. g =
& IL Tor ChrJhy and also for chr,,,, ~ = Y
u is.fsr bark les, n;saStcr. Defati y. 80
Eis Or Essls, stransfosncd ,o-a crow. : =.
ftnth< Lac sprsxaing ss,lst end r,c; ~ ;
ait ssr tiahs.t - ltiets VIC viii. hang: ~ "a i.
!inssrshs iIsnus ~ sirat 'ajsS lYsngy :
tAlhs fashsny &c 4 ltleiI they- Tssc pF.J
tosnsrr;thssy % sstsli .sss,sars !. sfthe cso~d !
ister; Lipsela de tepxs fs<srssI Lisr -.
NJ for Nc cislAs. vl', isis hsss,si sonia sec.
Mi for fttsy. suisn hisicslsan bs; ~
sd.sher. sbsf Jysp)res :sst. mai. hs -tio rar.j
g Il for QasfS. ~~hsthtt al 6ss r "a, =
T. -hieh wan passsd, s.snzs f-s .Psppy and
sklss Rossncr-ts. Il ss~sy s,,,l R.p,;;
sftenas for Seward, ws;I sethapica ti,a SNAKE.
- sssec months tie Rtrellion will take -
{ Nsyfos the -gnien, Of an thAt Is 1hase, =
! " for ths Nirtefies tast Ssrsr tnok place -
} W fef, cid zSi.iores gtoat, r.
z Sx.fSstli qads4 IN yhsaactui dsfsEt '@.'--s
i sirnas ~ Segt tsss sha, ssls--stsemeJ natioss
q ~ ter Hsrd asis tssls feipptpu.. .. = q
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FEN. RUrhsR oN. .IKPF. Davis gsoc.
L.MArIus.- A, Washington curr-sI,ous.
ent Of tue CINCINNATI Gazeais tells hi.
story -" Gen. Butler has told fri.a.ls
'hsie ll;s course he wauld have pursued
with srfrrence t" che procia,aa,ion ef
dff. Davis agairsr him, had it ,each..l
New Sflrsns " l'le he was .iiH In coma.
niand. lie would haze cent re-, er
6. neral and several other off Ger. then
im ishanls to Ship Island. with orders
that upon the 4eceipt Of Authentic iak"r.
NATION Fthat~a hair Of Rul.r's head or
any III his |ofiierrs' had heen tone he'd =,
these teisl rsis.ncrs should al he hing
~ o,sce; And adds Bu,ler. .J.tf.
Dasiss knows tae. ". " "n""gl. 4" believe
shat wha promised ] should pc. form
.Ar skIowSi that n Ma; ach.s oil. man
who daredSt" 'ss.e .ixly>f, ur times + T
him at ths Charleston t.",n cl.,ion wouLl
.laie 10 DO anytlipg'"
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- Nor long siRce," snys n humorous
Soldier cotrsspou,lent, :" Iotpfua wore
quartcrsd 10 several wooden len sln. MS.
md in an inner T0e,u" .ont.. lay, tls.
corpus of = seeesh officer. awaiting Lni,
erla. Therews SOON sprea,l, 10 y village
not fsy eG, and down -eamc teariny 4
ssen,iU,sntsl. n,s lad locking specimen
1T n Yifgiilny da,rc.. tct" me kiss
him FOR his inoihcr '..he cried. as I in
term teal her progress. "i,o L-, me
kiss hin; Ear. his i,hother - :. Kiss
hosn r. I" fRe dear ;liifies li,uien Ant.
the one who lies dead wal,in. ] ne.scr
saw him, but oh e. 1lea1,ef tIronoh
IaS's,iaa,s M ~Iiici., Licirenan,s ----,-----
taysiresclsetlluiI on an up,urnt,l tfouglI,
fast sslrsp, Sopposipg liiIn To- be- The
article s6ugh, fS@, sl,s rushed .up, ex
Claiming. -. LET me kiss him f,r his
Etnashrfss' and approacl,ins her lips ia
ehis ioreitessi, Niaf ssas h. 4 ss,6nishm meur
sf,rn sIsea corpse " cinsped hi. aim.
avoomi her anil Exclaimed z" Never
sinihd ths oII lady. Miss, go u on you,
r1~d account, I haven't be slig gbtesi ob
jSefioa.s., ~ 49,. '%S13N,.' ~
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TsE GLvTs or SILIKn IL CAxap.-
..t-w"hhi. ,lo N"r1 money man yr.i,
sny- the; Re;rvir Advertiser. in 90 20
Canada, The currency. consists aln,nt
."xclusr oily of American sis.ct.. Slf,.r
,ab"uDds sterywhr,ns r'hstr, lr.iv il
beaded gi'l'it ard ever ir...+ tri,, To-.
get rhI.uf ii,as ptop.s dtfs II doubtful
funds. The t:sAy>nf~ paid 10 silver and
the collectors take il b, abe hnsb:i.--
The city tfeas msr of 'ftro,ito has half
a<top "f u. The tnrrclAslnts have bag.
Of II IN heir s,urs. III. -h.Sk, wont
reeeiveir. heGrea We,;",n l;.ilwnv
las issued ptini.ti' no'ir. Il.a, "al, five
p~r c11at.' Of sihe ct will he recei ed for
fare or freight. 0nly rl'irk 81 O roLu.
10y where yoa eanltpl pssy yon fare on
,the cars in Ill, sr- eOh.! @s.At. Iorn, a..
sl."nGon and tissm hrrr. :h,y.nrss n,.n
-sud .iirals hsIsiatsile,i In A. gsrs,., .e>n-
f@i''n To receive s;fsss.,.nt ,,tal ~ ai. co,rt
"f five Ter sssft .tfor snaelsc bark piper.
I'Fhi-, efssas-s. .sviiie-, to ,A8@ i. an eli,
,yers AS thS &si,t.ju.a and l1saisi coin
sgs is ss iegst -seudst, ,5s.>eS.s,,
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IHNfNtsS eRf q ssfsea No.
ssSss i. -. =. .: y g C -
;;.sS 4, IS vi -, g, E. 49,
'.Ersr aud tie, reward s.f fsnbI.t .nIi,s.;. 9
,ssfhese facts and s,,,s,.sis. ,,s.;.i,ssss,
4s<,,tts,I,y IL f,,a GS.,. E.,'.n.ss ,. -.
IN. ieacbe. n. f,,., -, an, - ,,.s,t..;ssA.s
] Is the, .niob, Of our own .,;oh, .s.;,,
Inlses we, sss prepared 10 do 4 bstsls t6
! i9hs tbitters J. end. va have M darn Van
auere .hah we e.. can :accmrpIis s,tNsa
aSsy with all ,bopobti az s,,s;.s.,Ss,ii.s..
5.rx, NJ 70 ~ 80 -. 81 81 <'"tS' -,
us reholss a. ,espa6e, ;nies. nj dsasa >. !,
l3fshs point ofahs Lsyones. ;Isecoosnj,;o.
/ 2sihed IN ans totiisr asy, I ss.. volta
prove boz hollow trt,es. Wbeas so,,.i
differences are settled fje. A, hs-,.t i..,h.
! a way. tNsl al hope of fttnrs-napse.ss.
sion. on tire fs,rt Of oh 4u.niss ,.;,l'
wsar The appearances II ermadrc..s s,d
r,tin. In mots than ,x..ses,. 90 ,..s.
msis,,ained r,,posi,;.,a: a., J. ,s,a a n, i.
ltGosernmen. aud .basepsosed on ,se,vsas
v|cio,'o,'s on the battle field. Instead
Of degenerating, Cur sollierx a.e har
.,iepe,l. and cur generals experienced
and we have the prestige of ,sueee...Ls' :. -
ts.s,..., 80. -. :, -, "s'ss
T. a. ~, W o"' '-.'' SH"'e' 't'e coming
eH"'Pa'9" VIII secure the e. accompiiah.
inert If ew desires. The Struggle VIII
tsbe, fierce -anda long eoniinu.d,. but. If
every man, resolves, 10 d,, I,is;a,,L.,sS, ,,,.
t,ea,r = ~ ~ r.'Fss va
-, "'. os n'o'e eot'ai' 'rn' Than gio'
f'oa'. 80
The present session Of Congress. Is
perhaps The. ,in.st ir,porIan, thar i,as.
vet teeh bpld. ~rl,s 90, J;,; - =.
.s,,,,,; iss,,,, . - L s..''
'o''e9"''e al 'he AM
1'" WHICH Ihe sVlsIahre branches OF the
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z s,ssy, isss!y s.bbs,h day.
{ ssxhes sr.alins orr tstnes,sis,sys rIaiosS.
sssfssa ~ leiy in tht 6di,sepied wes,,S-
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.grsr ne iasky ,poasta u ! cre.t x :.
* Whrts uesistf9n feyi 1trSc uerrr trcd,' 60
: Ia 'hsSsSsRs sh5saa. Of The We'd, - =.
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lsiagSn, ssest l eitA.i,setseb.e ngnin : =
Tshsef ;llss rl,srisf~t .caIi To prayer -
ssfi.rit AZ 'tssf pisa.utS now ,hsu 1r,in.-
8 n ashse'y dear tours v hich FIJI nv car.
sRiae: en-, .fiuxaNn. ..ssnslbsn. riry.fnr.ii :, Z (
= t,,eeaure Trr ean,s. with wlii;4asdheaa..
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a--haR hr go,ts. a~j n,sy no iarrs -
=. :. .st'is. Ear to siss"ys~f,a SSviath heIlssl
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! ieatsteIs. ete., afo .sh6v.'tihqii that he
WAS n"t asking ,i,srn Il, ra.yks sacrifices
That he himself wu,Id -,sst make. he
hold of his o@n / b~ses--.4oo neproc..
fur gja, ho,ses,. worth SO. 900 each.
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800 head "f. f.es,lls, hi, houses and plant.
aauns dssr"vei aud ,le.nla,ed. anil
400 bates vt i'>a .Svllun burned by bis
OVID Goye,anIsnt. - ..
He stated that Gtn. Sherman hal
wiE;ens hin, 81, ,ivtte, .. Juel.ed in vstv
polite hhpeage, eIri,ig To return his
negro-s 10 him. Al Il o Indemnify him
for ,tll his l"'ses, IT, be- wunLi abandon
Tie SConfederate aer.ice. His answer
WAS.
-" General. whilst lhank you for
your courteous -le,,er, let me say 10 vou .
lhe Pt"Periy our q rerL,nen, ha, taken
honi NE wRs my own. Yrnt Govern.
nent has the power 10 rob inc, but il is
|too, p,or 10 buy me-
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properly reported to you Gas indeed ! believe it
has been in parO by the officers in immediate
command ! have this, however. to say J have
always exactcd from it slu share Of the burdens
Of this arduous campaign, and have ever found it
prompt to respond TO my call and have always
FELT safe when it was on guard Having had the
fortune to command other good cavalry troops,
during the late exciting campaign south Of the
Rapidan, ! am proud 20 say that our own well
tried regiment, at least, docs not suffer by com
parson with any.
shall reserve an account Of its participation in
the campaign since the 9th inst, for subsequent
report, promising that il has added new laurcls to
its before we'll earned fame
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obt servt
+. b. SAWYER.
COL First ~ C0r.
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