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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-11

By Mr. NEWMAN-0f reviving the law as II existed
prior 10 1850, regulating hotel charges He sad there
was o class of cxi6rtioners TO whom we bad greater
cause to rec. attention than hotel keep rs The
Law referred TO had existed from the az ton Of the
Government and was dropped during the revsal of the
Code in 1850.
=. VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Mr. JOHNSON sub missed preamble and Joint reso.
luton to autborizs the liquidation Of debt due the
Commonwealth by the'Vrgnia and Tennessee Railroad
Compan,, VIII ca was lid over under the rules.
On motion OF Mr.. WILEY, the Senate adjourned.
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they contain bu. LITTLE news Of interest despatch
from Cincinnati announces that General Burnside en-
tered Knoxville the 4th instant. No particulars
given.
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE
A telegram dated Bridgeport, Alabama, Sd instant,
says:
All quiet today in front. Forty or fifty deserters
and refugees in daily since the army has crossed
the river.
TIE divisions remaining on the north side of the river
contracting their lines, and cross AZ short no
tise.
The bridge at Bridgeport-Wss repaired by noon to
day and ira ms have bseR crossing snce Country south
Of the river very rough ard roads bad.
Reconnaissance sent out daily to-near Lookout
Mountain The rebel force still occupies strong po.
siIion.
The deserters still think tina! shall have to fight
at Chattanooga.
Important news from this army may be expected
FuE slEGE OF CHARLESTON.
A telegram from Fortress Monroe says:
The United States despatch steamer Oleander, just
arrived from OF Charleston, September f. reports
"Sunter perfectly demolshedP but the rebel flag still
flying
Everything Is progressing favOrably.
letter from Morris Island, dated August So states
that desereFs several Of whon reach lines every
day. Iepres mt that the people of OhArleston anxious
TO surrender The city, but BeauregArd is determined to
devote it 10 destruction.
The Smelling process caused general SURPRISE Beaure
gard having pledged his reputation that il was i'm
possibility and mere Yankee bravado
Il has been ascerained that the first shell fred from
the marsh battery entered house occupied by num-
Der Of officers killing several aud destroying the house.
Some Of the shells she arthest extremity Of the
city and destroyed large cotton warehouse and other
buildings.
DS-erters say that there but tSenty FIVE neu in
Sumter, aud that it will be- blown up an at
tempt Is made to tale possessiol
BAFTLE ARKANSAS.
special despatch from Memphis says:
The steamer PrOgresf, hom White river, brings the
news thai General DavosIn, with cavalry aud aruery,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-11

Lieut.. COL c. Nixon of Scotts cavalry Formerly
editor of the N. o. Crescen off in the late ex-
pednion into Kentucky, while attempting to cross DIX
river, by superar force and after Stubborn resist
ance forced to yield with about 200 men aud officers as
prisoners.
It is not genius that makes people rcb but energy
Bnnum made more money in a single season than
Shakespeare Achieved during whole lifetime.
Col W. H. Stephens, of jackson, Tenn, and formerly
in command o; the 9Th Tennessee regiment has srrv,
at Florence, Ala, with regiment of mountei men;
raised In West Tennessee.
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ApJ'r AND 'INsr'R eESEaaLB oVIIoI [
RIcHnoxo, Sept ., lscs
GENERAL ORDERS,

Eo. 1871.
eSl OF the Army Rgassni 0T of the Regula
lion, Of the Qdasrmastei DePaltuen amended 70 Ised as
follows:
Oos led pay tie date Of the acceptance Of
their apIpinmtn and rom the date of prcmoton provided
officers, requl ed 70 give eia bonds,
shall forward the always duy executed With her eite
approval tire bonds by the War Dps
ent Not :stiors cept and sp Of said bonds
.Ided through the Chief CT the Bureau 10
which they belong"
H. officers Of the Quartz master Generals Dsps tmenf Tex
cept hold Commissions ia the regular OF the Con
federae sse appointed ro to tie Commencement q the
present Cor gree January 2h 1851 snd whose bones
prior the date OF this orle, have no. been NED In and ap
pro we'd by the War Department, are By dropped
Ill No p:atioE fer the revocation Of the above order, IN
indyieua will be entertained By the War pepartr cot
vacancy be ocCaoned la Any brigade, regiment or 81
pest application Will be made for appointment In conior
General Order No s. 1873 ard the uIpolutes, In accept
g his position will be held strictly To tie requirements Of Pc
esdng Paragraph
Nv. Ocefs QIart Gene al. Department. where
sppon bear date subsequent - the l2h cay Of Janay
1865 ssd who have not filed bonds Gully executed vii be allowed
fu ugh for such not exceedn, Fix Gays as may be ne
Ctesary 10 enable them 70 execute their 10. ds.
ponme dslu sing Ulcers only ,uch reIsors rs fun nh rea
be % their ability execute The bonds required
b law
VI All appointment hereaf susd vii be seeom:
nied By notification 10 the tppenee that his omi bona
be returned with his acceptance Ard that the latter VIII
only the da;e which said bond approved
tsenen s. COOPER,
sept l-lw -, Adt and Ihso'f Gen
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RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.


The appropriate committees instructed to in
qure into the expediency of various propositions viz
By Mr.. D0UGLAS-0f including the county of King
William within the provision Of the acts known the
fence lave"
By Mr. NEES0S-of providing facilities for the sale
and supply OF surplus grain and other subsistence in
certain oases.
BY Mr.. KEEN-Of authorizing the county courts to
appoint commissioners to fix prices, and appoint pre-
masters for provisions and for soldiers fam
lies.
BY Mr. SEDDoN-Of clothing either State or Con-
federae authorities with the power to remove all slave
and free negroes from exposed frontiers of the State
some place of safety.
By Mr. GARSON-0f reporting blu No. 81, to organ.
ze Home Guards rel cted by the Ssnae a; its last ses
sion. .-.
By Mr.. CoGHILL-0f such legislation as will sup.
pr IS extortion and speculation.
BY Mr. TAYLOR, of Mo- repeating aYh au.
thorizng the counties and cities Of the Commonwealth
to is ue notes OF less denomination than one ooAr
By MIR. QUESENBERRY-Of further restraining he
Injurious consumption Of articles of seIce by dis
tilition. =
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AN EyEUTE IN RALEIGH.

RALEIGH. September lO.-Some soldiers OF ., nn,s
Brigade appsr entity led by OIL arr. ,b ei the aLd.,d
~spsper oace last mig a out ten Ceock destroying
fnrnure ard shrowig the types in the street. Tney
also 6estr ytd 10. of State pr ntiDg, &c. Governor
Vance reached the spo: after the work o. de tructeu
was nearly over, and addressed the crord, begging
tiem ts desist. lie rebuked them fer the act t4lpg
them that no such example had been set in Lincolhs
don i1ions The soldiers cbcered GGvsrnor Vance aid
dispersed o'clock. end LEFT the city. The building
and power press of the Office not daNs ged, aid
NJ. Holden VII resume the publication of ,le
STANDARD IN few days.
TIL: mo, Mig, about occel, some one rang q Q
tosn bell ard crowd OF citizens gathered and rushed
upon the State Journal Office turning the contents into
the streets, breaking up furniture, g., The Mayor wSs
sent for, bu. arrived too late to- stop the mob. Gov.
Vance was sen. for, and made splendid speech The
crowd dispersed and all Is quiet now.
No further deeds Of vioer need be feared irots the
citizens if b s,liers restrained, but any fnrth.
such demonstrations by them will Cause anober on'.
break, and there Is 10 telling there it viii end
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-11

iJANTED.-A Virginia Lady Of experience,
w and we'll quaaed 70 tn Enssh bransbss French
,d Mu,ic ON he Piano vocal and nstrunnta desires us
ton in school prrai: family to commence he l., Of oe'
Der Instruction given IN DraS ana 70 on me eniiar
desired. Salary $40 anu boId' of SESSION OF nine months
References exchanged. -
Address Miss NJ kler's fayen rse< county, va or NJ g.
r. w. sentinel onics, Rchmon1,sa sept IL a.
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2S.h Of August, drove tie eremy, several thousand
sAouZ Bayou Metairie ridge, killing ard wound
ing about one hundred and puring two hundred -
o Os' biry. The rebels burned toe bridge at er
c'ossng.
@ neral eel, was at Duval's Bluff on the Slst ut
IRON GaE. MEADEs ARMY.
Z lative 10 movements in Gen. Mesde's department
the Herald says:
The intelligence from the army Of Gen. Meade is not
indicative Of aty immediate movement. Information
comes rom 4, serers that General Lees s scatter
ed OVER aide extent Of country from the r dge
to the R,ppahannock Between this ard the r pidan
rivers Ouly few pickets postG l. " pretty well
RsceItAin,d that no important force OF Lees amy has
crossed the RappahsnncCk
FROM KANsAs.
Five gentlemen, composing the Reli' { Conuiue, of
lawrence rake the statement that the ich
" sent from Kansas City to the Associated Preso as
serti,g that luge amount of goods and money and
number of bors, taken by QIanre had been recover
ed and returned, unfJuI died. or the ho,s,s sol
only three have been returned and the vAus of the
mcrc ands, covered will exceed oae huntred del
lars.
TRIAL OF d. WRIGHT, OF NORFOLK.
De- Wright ives rscentj tried before mil tsry IN
mission for shooting Lieut. SaDborn while the latter
DR. ing negro troops in NOrflk aud the result of TIE
investigation WAS forwarded the President for his
det.io Walearn to-day that President Lrooll has
ordered final trial, but whether it is before military
or civil tribunal las ! OF been dc o mined.
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THURSDAY, Sept. 10, 1868.
Prayer bJ Rev. James A. Duncan, of the n. L Church
BILLS REPORTED

THURSDAY, Sept 10, 1868.
Prayer bJ Rev. James A Duncan of the d. Church.
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr. RANDOLPH from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported
Alb Ito punish persons for harboriOg and assiatng
deserters from the q. s. service.
bill to outlaw deserters from the Confederate States
military service.
The said bills were advanced to a second reading.
Mr.. DICKINSON, from the Committee on FinSnce, re-.
por ed O bill authorizing the receipt of Confederate
States Treasury notes in payment Of taxes and other
public dues to this State
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. COLLIER, introduced the following BILL, which
were referred to the app opria:e committees:
An act 10 prevent the depreciation OF the currency
Issued by authority Of the Government Of the tonfede
rate States.
An act to reduce and regulate the prices Of clothing
manufactured in thus State, aud of wheat and Indian
corn, aud the products thereof.
PREsIDESr PRO TEN.
Mr. JOHNSON, of Bedford, was unanimously re elect.
cd President pro TEN. OF the Senate.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The President announced the following ding com.
mites:
Privileges and Elections-Messrs Newton, Splitter,
Wltten, S ddon, and Shriver.
Courts Of Jnstjee-M.ssrs Coghill, Neeson Day,
Chrsti,n, OI NJ Ball Frazier Nash, Collier and Guy.
General LaDs-Messrs Logan Anderson, GARRETT
Hart, Wiley, Garrison, and Jones.
Roads aud Internal vigation.-Nessrs johnson,
Christian, Of A., Hart, Marshall Witten Bales, Grioe,
Saunders, and evenson.
Public Institutions-Mas Christian O, NJ, Branch,
Hart, Christiap, fA al, Newman Garnett and Dill
laid.
Enrolled BWs-Messrs. Anderson Splitter, Quesen-
berry, billiard, Jones, Saunders and Shriver
Clerks Office -Messrs. Johnson Lewis and Coghiu
Joint COna'aitteeS.-Executive xp=ndures-MCssrs
Day, Newton. and uoifnau Library.-Messrs Lewis
Peters, and Jones. To Examine First Auditors Office
Messrs. NASH Nesson, and Ball. Second Auditors o.
R;e.-Messrs. Wiley, CARSON and Guy. Registers Of
6,e.-Messrs. Bruce, Dlard and Garrison Treasurers
AccOunls.-Messgs Splitter, Branch and Dulany Bonds
OF Public oaicers.-MessFs. Newman, Grce and Taylor
Of N. Public Prining.-Messrs. Hart, Taylor, of Nor
fSlK and Moore,
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The coSFlDERATE LOAN.
The Loadon Tunes (oity ar.io'e) of 20 h. sa,

TIC bOluUH THUS lSIIy aTtIU q OF q. says
Ia the foIsign market day the princp pal moyeme at
ogan in tie Go fedora loan, which has e1psr-
enced further recovery Of per cent, closing "a
% discount Par. OF this rally S probably from an
idea among persons that the Washington Govern.
ment really intends 10 make the establishment Of the
Mexican Empire edslS belh sgainst France, bu', al
though Mr.. Seward is stated to have notified in March
hast, that under TO circumstances would the United
States tolerate the introduction into Mexico Of any other
form CT goverDme t than the Republican theIe is a
general conviction that the protest thu subjsc: vi
now be feeble and bo WhOiiy unattended v any threats
Whatever may bg>the feeling with which the Washing
ton politicians may see the people Of Mexico emerge
from anarchy to order AID prosperity the reimposion
Of Republ upon tenn against Their will must, under
existing circumstances, appear an impossibility.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-11
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHAKLrsIos Sep. fo-Thcre WIS no sripg last night,
except from cur batteries.
The enemy is working hard on Norris Island.
The prisoners taken In the assault on Sumter we're
landed in jail lat night.
All quiet this morning.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The response Of Mr. Seward to the Address 10 Pres-
dent Lincoln adopted by the Anti Slavery Conference at
Manchester on the 8 Of June last Is published. Mr..
Seward says that the President received the Address
with lively satsac on and he readily accepts and avows
additional and irresistible motive to suppress the
instruction and miintan the Constitution the
ton made by the friends of America in En- ope that the
success Of the instruction would result in the establish.
for the first time in the history Of the human race
of State based upon the exclusive foundations of Afr
eau Slavery.
steamer supposed to be the Florida was seen pass-
ing down the Channel OF Queenstown on the 2Sd ult
evidently on the track o! American Vessels
Ii is stated that Mr. Sidell had long ntervier With
Drouyn de Lhuys Oh the 90 b and 2lst Of August
The Central Association for tie recognition Of tie
Confejerae States, at Manchester, has issued man
eso strongly urging recognition and friendly media
ton by European powers for the inter st OF all partie
The London News says is stated that not the least
doubt can be entertained that Macmillan has accepted
the throne and that European loan has been proposed
to start the government and pay the over due liza
bilities.
1t Is reported that the United States Minister, Mr.
Dayton has received instructions from his government
to protest against the French proceedings in Mexico.
The notes o. the Western powers have been delivered
to GortschakOf Thene has bsen no response as yet:
The conference of the German sovereigns at Frank.
fort continues Prussia holds entirely aloof.
The Liverpool Cotton market was firm at an advance
Of to Id. BreadsIufs and provisions steady.
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BAFILK IN ARKANSAS.
A special despateh from Memphis eaJs:

'P<NIHI ussPAVcn HOu AeulphIs taJs:
The steamer POgIesF, fOm White river, brings the
news that General DAvosIn with cavalry aud arullery
constituting The advance oil Gen. Steess army on the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-11
LATER FROM TBE USIFED STATES

We have Baltimore and New York paFe's ofthe 9th.
they contain bu LITTLE news of interest despatch
from Cincinnati announces that General Burnside en-
tered Knoxville on the 4th instant. No Particulars
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-11

MOBILE, Sept. o. Excellent wages are paid in Texas
for field hands. Negio.a se at from three TO four
thou.aud dollars each. Upwards Of hundred thou
sand Al ves have arrival from LouAra nj Nisss ipt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-31
FROM CHARLESTON.

The steamer Bermuda from Port Royal On
Wednesday morning, has arrived at New York
calling of Charleston The captain reports
hat Fort Wagner has not yet been taken, and
cannot be at present. He confirms the report
that Fort Sumter is knocked to pieces. Fur
ther naval operations will be carried on without
regard to Wagner, the capture OF which will
he left 60 Gen. Gilmore. The Bermuda brings
seventy prisoners.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 29th has the
following.
CHARLESTON, August 27.-The enemy's st
tack on our rife pits on Wednesday night was
made about seven clock BY an overwhelming
force. On Thursday, the firing was slow, with
no unusual incidents. -, -,
CHARLESTON, August 2S;-The bombard-
ment Of Forts Sumter and Wagner proceeds
sluggishy The enemy il working hard IN Il the a
trenches in front Of Fort Wagner: no turin
er ATTEMPT has been made to shell the city
Il j. said that last week more than three
hundred gallons Of whiskey, being smuggled'
into this place. were seized BY the Provost
Guard,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-31


/ REPORTED MOVEMENT BY GEN. BAHks
The Chica go Post has information that move
lnents are now in progress under the direction OF
Gen. Banks for returning the entire sRed river
district TO his control, but that ut an early day
operations will be commenced having Tor their
object the occupation OF Texas. The great
movements however, is in another direction.
Thirty thousand troops, rcintorcements TO '1en.
Banks de, artment, are on the way Gown the
river, to be commanded by Gen. Grover, who
has been one of the Generals commanding un-
der Gen Banks in all his recent operations.
With this additional force all the towns on and
near the Lake pontchartrain coast will be oc-
cupied- Madisonville, Mandeville, Bay St.
Louis, Pass Christian, Biloxi, and Pascagorla
the latter place becoming the base Of opera
tions for land attack against Mobile. - \. I.
Com ADV.
On the goth instant, party Of Confederates
attacked party who were conveying mail
from the Federal Cavalry division, at Harwood
Church, in Stafford County, Va, killing. one
man, captu ring four, and carrying Oft the mail.
-Four Confederate Surgeons, with their instru-
ments were captured on this side OF the Rap
pahannock, by the Federal troops, on Satur-
dav, and it is said 'are to be tried as spies -
Gen. Steele is moving toward Little Rock. -
The Confederatee are concentrating opposite
to him. The Confederates in the trans Mis-
sssippi department are organizing for better
concert Of action. Most Of the cotton lying at
the mouth of the White river has been accl-
dentally burned.
The l4th Army Corps has been transferred
by General Grant to the Army Of the Gulf
Preparations were made at New Orleans on
the 10Th for move Immediately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-31
PUBLISHED IDAILYl ny
EDGAR SNOW DEN, ,}R,
nsx- nsx-OFFICE-No 104 King street, over
;na's formerly French's) Book Store.
WAR NEWS.

t. reference TO the reported capture VI e
n.rt;on of Scott Nine Hundred, on Friday,
,be Washington Star says:-"For some time
..st some Of ''Scott's Q00' cavalry have been
,np nicket duty on the c. and .. Canal
There vas no appearance OF the Confoderates
.,oor the line on Thursday, but at clock on
pr1av morning, two pickets belonging to the
}orce Of sixty-one men who were stationed
Al Edward 5 Ferry, when about two miles
above, were fired upon, one shot strlk-
mo Alonzo Pickett Of company y, and
o4ictrg 3 dangerous wound. They were
forb CAPTURED, and after being deprived Of
their horses and arms, were permitted to re-
ulrn 10 camp. On their arrival, Capt. Hal
)eck Immediately set out with l6 men to recon
0oitrc the canal, and proceeded about miles,
and returned without encounterlng al enemy,
until he arrived within halt mile OF the Fer
~, when his advance Of four men were captur-
cd by party Of C0nfederates and on looking
towards the camp he saw it in the possession OF
between three or four hundred ofthe Conteder-
ates, supposed to be Whites Or Nloseby's men.
DuriDQ the absence Of the accommodating party
this camp was attacked, and one Of the Con
{gderatcs IS known to have been killed, the re-
serv which had been left there scattering and
falling back on another encampmen6 OF the reg
meDt At Mudy Branch, when the entire body,
numbering about eighty men, retired from the
line Of the canal to the hills in the rear, where
tRey were when last heard from, drawn up in
line Of battle. So far as it is known, the Fed
eral loss is four men taken prisoners and one
man lpickett wounded and prisoner, and
that Of the Contederares one man killed. .
The Chronicle does not give any other state
lnent Of the affair than the one we published on
Saturday,
The army Of the Cumberland crossed the
Tennessee river at four points on the goth, with
infantry and cavalry. The second Kentucky
cavalry captured thirty-fve pickets at 8 point
opposite Stevenson. General Reynolds cap
tured large force at Shellmound and took 2
camp on Falling Water creek. Among the
captured are Col. Mays and Tennessee
congressman, Cannon. The Confederates are
reported to have force at Rome and Cleve-
land along the Georgia State railroad. Gen
burnside is in che region Of Kingston, and will
attack that rlace before long.
The official report received in Washington,
q the skirmish on Monday last at Coyle's
Tavern, on the Little River Turnpike, between
detachment of the % Mass. Cavalry and
Aoseby' 5 men, inwhich eighty five horses were
captured by Moseby, and two Of the Mass
cavalry were killed three wounded, and nine
}sieo prisoners, states that the Confederates
1so one Captain and one Lieutenant killed
aad three privates wounded Moseby, it Is &c
ported, was wounded severely-but other re"
2Fts are that he vas nor wounded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-31

\ letter from Gcorgetown dated the Goth
inst. says.-''A telegrapbic dispatch received
this morning by J. McH. HoIlingsworth, Col
lcctor Of Tolls, c. and O.. Canal states that
fourteen loaded boats are at the Point OF ROCKS
Md, whose captains are afraid to proceed, as
there are no boats arriving there On their way
ND. and that number OF stock (canal teams,
were captured yesterday by the Contederates,
who have crossed into Maryland at White
Ford The dispatch does not give the number
Of Confederates, but private reports place
them at 800 strong.
We have adyccs from the City Of Mexico to
the 9th Of July 4 portion of the French
and Mexican troops had marched sixty miles
TO the west of the Capital. 1t IS said THAI
'the intention to recognize the Confederate
States is continually foreshadowed BY the inl-
perial press--the recognition to take place as
soon as the news shall have reached Mexico
that MaximIian has accepted the crown Of
Mexico.
Richmond papers Of the goth have been re
ceiyed. They contain nothing new from
Charleston. but have accounts Of the capture
Of some +. s. Government transports, ladened
with hay and other Government goods, near
the mouth Of the Rappahannock, by the gum
boats Reliance and Satellite recently captured
on the Rappahannock.
It stated that the newspaper correspondents
on Morris Island, S. c. were recently arrest
ed by General Gilmore, in consequence Of
some of them furnishing 'contraband infor-
nation, but they were subsequently released
with orders not to send hereafter any letters.
but such as were submitted for his approval.
\ sale Of slaves recently took place at Eas.
ton. Md. when the slaves sold for about one
third Of the amount they would have brought
five wears ago." Large numbers of negroes
continue TO go of from the Maryland planta
tions and farms.
4 dsDatch from the blockading feet says, on
the morning ofthe l7th instant g large sloop~of.
war of ten guns, With the British flag flying,
swept past the blockading steamers, and ime-
diately hoisted the Confederate flag and passed
into Wilmington. This is the fourth Confed-
ara,e war vessel which hes run the blockade
within six weeks.
The &. s. Navy Department received ad,
vices on Saturday morning, confirming the re,
mort Of the capture on Saturday night last, Of
4, lo4e Sot4alito and Reliance in thu.