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From fredericksburg.

The Bail Op'ned-ihe Eacmy Crns.
tie Riper, 6mt are DriUen Bock 1ViM
Great Loss. ,--- ..
The long silence at Fredericksburg
has been broken by the clash Of arms
The enemy has begun his &. advance
moyemebt," and hmle his tirst tsIp'bv
attempting to cross the river NJ Keiie,'
Ford, above Frederickshurg. On last
Tuesday morning, about nine .o'chrk,
n. ~ the advance Of the enemy s,u,t
1000 stnng, Ms estimated in the offi-
clnr dispatch 10 GsGeral Lee. aud sifp-
posed 10 he. hveriIl's division. appeart..l.
"n the north hank of the Rappalian
mock, and s,soceeded in cifectinga cross.
ing Accounts brought down by l.as.
sehgers pn. the eneny's force li,de
ligher-say some four or five diou-.
sand. They were here met hy po.,
fion of Gen. Fhsl,usk Lees command,
about 200 strong, according to the
reports we. get. A severe engagement
ensned. The figijing is saitl 10 have
been Terrific, apd rhe enemy are report.
ed to hayefaugh with great stubborn.
ness. The battle @arered * long time.
and the great bravery af our m-o alone
won the victory. Our mear dashed on
the enemy wih' all the force of an av-
alanche. and for q long lime. the fich,
Iaked ~ hand to band. The Yankees
contested every zach. Of the grannd. hi,
finding tue .tire Of our mon toe inocI..
they fell back in goa, disorder, and
retired to the other side Of ,he river.-
As soon a. the retreat WAS ordered the
Yankees fed IN greet tlismav anil cnn.
fusion, leaying behind them ,aeir dead
and wounded on the 6sld. aud man,
her. Of supplies SO rapii WAS lie enc.
n,y's flight across The river. that lie
hospirn, established in The rear for his
wounded was, aeanlunsd, ann. his dead
lay si,ewn over tie Siotu.l---every.
thing If: belind in his panic. q -.
Of 1re loss ,n tho action. we can gel
very liltle information. Jt,is qaiie rer
tain. however, tha, the enemy suffered
severely. We eau get no actual es,imaie
of his:'oss, but from the aceoants brought
down by passengers lasi night, as well rs
fsom tie pfiiciai dispatches, il is very
/ plsin that. the fight ~as hard asa
desperate one. and the loss se,cre.-
Sfhe YANKEES wsaid scarcely .ha,e @ been
thrown into such coaf,si.n aud. disor-
der had not they have been ter,ibIy'cut
mp. i s.t:- = -. ~
So FAR ns regards our Gwp loss, We
are without any definite information. -
ltis to he hoped from. the accounts we
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.NstsBER a.
Peace, N corxre,,s

4 senis bs, ,.s,'M s.t,sr = csnevstS
would p'oee~d diligently in thsir P.eBre
oa'' , ness-fhaf 81 sestiing The Pei
asn! sos carry or INC w.r--ir-seadp ~
Wasting PreS'as time IN psop.sNiSAP
reae> we asye already sPakrn 81 4r.
C''nrsds and Mr.. BsrksdAlee q S6la-
uNons' shich arc now employing Al the
eeerg'esNa ne Halass UomnsEttssr M
rose'g" A1A'fs ls.Coosmutee lpdeed,
WINCH ougsn 70 - mtI,prssssd, hepHess'
Ws nave y" Fesessn. tttsire IAsfe y
tm tn,'a ,eeSu 20 ION ssht.si,at ~ ~, SWish.
" ~" .s,ons, wnssh h1s ssse bssa.
,'e''e9 -ss, " nM lmposMM 5Sphnitsss,
oo"p' we Presgme. y ere VII be = day
J." s"' ~as'eu Ia q aeont snfoa al thh
S"a :" m"cn ums SDtss tbsH -tost
iottye,. MT sm'lh 9 rescSusien.s stter
.P'eeu'p.e. reads thus ~ !. > -.
es'tVca, Fer the parpaee ~ bsie8s
i"g she war TO = close and aeslpsting
.ns terms ct.aH honorsbse rrses, thS
E""2'es's o' 'he CoLtedtrate Astases-de-
e'Si', as III 'heir ludg,t.lii, q Prepsr.
nas's therefor, the ttioStag ProPosi.F
aens -. - : = = {:
!. The reeosnitionuf The SindepSndS
ehcs Of the C"bitderate States. y -
III Ibe ~fthdrawai of all military
forse tro9 lhe Sisies Il Misouri, Kew
'neky and MARY Niapd ard tire de,ermi-
nan"h OF the'r-p ahitai' ai'des,inies LEFT to
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o. a SERVANT n, Baldwin County, Ga.
has lately sold s230 worth Of brooa,-,
from broom corn grow n and made up
by himself 10 his intervals Of ,Ie;saie.
- - .5s No., %.
: " there is' any element OF use, and
strength whicl, The South SHOULD and
coutd have ~ aLmdauce bysshyr own
labor. y is lrop. =
huarnssY AApsuNA, has written
10 Hs old home threatening to destroy
$5opo0 @orth Of UHion property il
he isFnot, ipdenrpified for Some small
'c"na"es.iens against HIM. : Il,
1Hx people In the mountains Of Yir'
ginis sss.n'as'ng. w'sde ssgau j" c'he
"iaefsi4er 4aanshir.. whirb ,i'es ys"ii' ~,
,Ss sPos az Que dollar per PsW,d.
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- n -
wMssy .AsD, TpapEsirss. - The
esAtiancoga Rebel telis she following !:
One of he Yankee pisSren hers
ys.setdsy, ssksd a 'gpa,d .if he knew
'rh.,s 8. = fsties eesid get . drink u
whisky "a s.'s.s :. a -. :
!. ~.@sll:no.'.nid u. Jagged sn.,o.lisan,
.bat, stranger, ser kin III. tir,sr.,.
srtikls ~ to'Pen'ins found the corner.
r.. - rsssos ths. woni pisss ypas Llas
oshsv Ssisnaee -
ss wssyea / sloosl .dfisr
s'~''''. q gu Of ,srpec,ine Teller wsrat
'paN q scssi rsA -, gseiss. ~S aE
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Ntw HAMPsBIRE ELEcr,ns. - Re-
..'ur"s show ~ decided gain tor the c.m
s-,Sainss. and n c.a,rsponiiing falling
"a Of the snensth Qf the Higer' hr,a-. !;
The conservative gain is in ahnesr A.
sc, proportion To the .Ispab,isan lons
on the vote of lsrt year. 4irtsr3s f.sin,,,
cratic, gain in. 81 tQw,a iss ,Gfo--tle
Rep,tiicsu loss j. ,742. =.
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THn number of mari.d men from
Gror9ia, who have died in the service
" The State and Confs.h.rses, leaving
widows ,e' living, is s.6IS. ss reported
Ia The C"mm'ssary General Of the
State.
NEw Observation-Disclosures Davis
has n,aae Col. x. Il. Varre. hro'her Z"
Gov. Vrnc", ID North Caro.ina, n, i. j.
gndi-r General.
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THe MoDs ES "kERo. -, ! 10 d'fiererrs
h"'r-en SrT" and Sexs,f ), not very
widea ,stino Ii,.S 81 the f''d'e wills,
R"me was hu'p&,pS = = !.,r,st,L,y e,l
n iinr Sin.,' tia Uu,on va seeg
ii,.,piNrd, -.
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.AffANrl. March "a

Letters frpm .Tullaho,us Of the arst
induce the belief tha, The! enemy is not
falling back. but advancing to turn our
right. Zen. Jol,nson i- fhsre, and our
army Is in a fine coidilioti.
1T j. reported that, Gen. Bragg is or
dered 10 l:ieIrnond.
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DssPArcuEs from Washington reperl
That, III Congress. motions. To exempt
S"ake's aud ciersymen FROM miliiai Y
s,rvies failed.
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V.croRiA papers state Tint then,
sand Indians Iisve died Of sf all pox IN
ysncouver's lsim,d this winter. II is
thought this iis.ssc will soyn exlsr-
ininai u ;the race on ths island. e.
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RtcraoNn Nana, 90.

/ snespatcltes fioni Fr.Ge,icksbnrr state
thar Nabthesn dates of The 1srh have
been ,rre.ised., :, sRSmor. ase-sigi rifa
tbSt Vmsshirg has b-en rvacuated. !,
+is-shpposea that the greater ;pas, l,f the
-febsls WOULD go ts'Cksttaroags 10 over
whchn Rs.-ei.cranz The New York
Times, says HIs3 !comtiusd attack iss on
VEk-tprg may he Ionked for aaa1 for
i wiii'trc impossible f;A Grant TO leave
men And vssssis. for tie Yrz,o expe,ii
lifn, where iitey now are. -. ;aas pro,
elaabiy Intended that al the tpos emepts
sserN to he naltaaeous.. s ~ ~
Tlse wac news is generally unimport.
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s ~ ,-sosS wsyssssyl $50
SeKeRlCE q. .l3AstLEY. s.
et.PslIKfoks. 4. -. !;
sA3vRR HsEMgNTs
ftePHIkfoks

- ~. :. 2, AyfkR rfSEMENTSs ssEt
. winsb tdsssfed q tks, rstss ot ~ dollar.
sd ny esass pt sqAsfs, % - Mipion lioss,
szfs for fke second and thir& ifsetsions, and
@nsty eepiS fhs escif seeceslihg iHsestfnn. =.
~ Obituary notices, Tributes OF kespect. nors-'
jnAticns fsf yof3ees,s tf horcr -sw benefit, arg
! ssAafgsd fsr.s4 the rate6e ef seysaty nv cestS
Z per sqdars -fss 5 ~
IS Arnounssnsnts Tor once. S5. :: 4 49, :, !
-, ldyertissmshts vent In without ffs number
~ e>rtitts spStssed. will be p,ihlisird unsli
% .red oat arlt charged for accordingly, 3 :.
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".SfrUArIoN NASrEp FEsaLEs." :"
Uatr, Ibis caption. the New York Her
aid, Of regent date. coniains four col
nags aud'a half Of advertisement. for
sitnsrhins, wanted by all sorts OF white
.ieu's.lcs for ala sorI~ of service. -.
-. - - -@~~-. - H..
y" DRY is oars events Gcioug 10
Ga,in. - ~.
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Nriun frsl,s ibf ariul,.
The a Attack. on newssss,

= Jno1Att4ck on 0N10o6Sa. !. -
The Raleigh sxchsn6es of The fioth
in.t-ptis,d the f.ileSsna itemsin l.,a.
'tinn %, the iesnpetwicn- Of Gen. D.. IN.
Hhtagsinst they apkees atsNcwbesn:: !:
ffem the State lf,s,sai. .ts.sl@i
( his n,oyeReut, 9vpnrtan,g J, IN "a
pn'ly tesfsc,s, is oDtlsr the im,aeaia,e
casaihand Of Licar. Cea. J.onvsfre,a,.. !.
md Majr Gen@D. u. tlUI. J,siv.
6ens. p.ni-l aud Peiligrex have, l,,rir
-sgn,naisdss ja il, aud SlieiS are ether.
= hos earser se hsss,rct Isaresd.
- Fl EomstteSf ~ Qress az.
KlksIsx. March 10th. -
Zen fIiH adrancedi hsif a mile he
wound aseeI gnils. a,sfsen Pe,,ls,e~ 10
scI%ried To have had a -rtete fight nj al
RaIifgtoh's Ferry, rssaitipg in loss
,f f'uK killed afui tsenry @ouadetf.. :
Esc,nss 'toss nei known. nor 10 the re,
'rultsf tie engagethcnt k1own.
4 'Gen. Rahertst,n, afier.a. severe firht:
l,prni the railroad trhfee al Shens.esas.
siilr sbflnw Newl,sra, an sailfdsy.
Wssuppose u j. hardly necessary
t,ngcr isswithbetd the feet that our
forces, >uadef Gen. IlnI, ,Ilaye made 4
,le.D,ns,ratipn In The direction Of New.
bern. -, ~. ft.',
There was a skirmish between our
forces and part Of The ensmy's forces a,
pfnep ,Gu.iy, some eight or ten. miles
from, New barn on Friday, with some
iose on both sides. We took one 1pri.
soi'sr who. had been brought to Kins
ton. who said, when s<lzed the extent
'f the force Al, Ncwbern. thai he knew
pt,eight regiments, bu, could not
.sPesk po.i:ively. -. q, ,..s.,.ts .,
!. Gen. I'-ttigrew vent down on the
North side of Neuse and il !. thou cht
attacked the enemy. in their fO,tifica-
.li"ns at Barring,on's Ferry. Opposite
and two miles from Newtern, but
Nhat tes.lt is mot known.
From the Standard: q.
Gem Hill Is supposed TO have nssail-
ed lie works Of the enemy on the
South or Newhern side while Gen. Pet
tigrew with bis hriga.ie a~ailad them
on tie NoIlh side, ri. .Barrihg,on's : Fer.
'ry, some two miles from Newbern.-
Tic. enemy arc sai,l to be strongly for
tNied at both paints. Their force j.
'hooghf TO have been from ten to tbn-
teen regiments -
r We have mary extravagant rumor,.
One is that Gen. Pe,,igrew was fight.
ing a, Bargington's, and tlist Gen. iIiIi
had fallen hack. ~
I. G.n..ilill htT under III. conmau,l
sp'''e ,d the best iroop,.in the CooftJe
tate States. That they will do their
whole duty we entertain no doubt.
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tdrigiual 4 Srltstsa lNartpu.
The City OF ehnrlestob.,

yo- rls ,otyvty tsrtsrel.,:..
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treaty OF peace" Debates the checks and balances OF
the coosNnson - this tedious 70 u.s. TRADES
assnss bore too ardent an instance
upn STATES rights az such time makes US wiring our
hands All this, keep all this till six months AFTER NC
We can nArdy endure sermon that does not Snors
al bodied young 70 tight, TO dn and be drilled
k o. o. filled a. the first Of moral and religious au
ties CONSIDER reader what Will DO the lot OF thS noble
ana oeanteous land where your fathers homes arose
the YANKEE savages once get inevery city, even as sew
every fertile plain and valley peopiod oy suou
gateo eeris (you and your chidren), under fahkeo
master, and bearing it's wealth OF corn and Cattle
for mem! For them our rivers i'll flow, for them our
mines WIN TEEN, on them and for them our very
sun WIN rise and SET Conquest always creates an arts
tocraoy Tor conquoring army will DO paid In lands
me orin OF the British aristocracy conquest by WI
liam the Norman French sObLsse began with conquest
relic OF some conquering strogoths Burg indians,
Vandas, Huns there has been nobility without con
quc5t-D0 conquest that did not found nobility. Ana
the thng that hath been the thing that shall be abd
So forgive us reader, but just think for ono instant Oh
tns southern people vassaS and tenants TO d0wn-eut
aristocracy InfYadnai Those old GOths and Normans
had AZ least some rude elements II greatness and gene
rsy aud under the potent feudal regime they Great a.
the people contented and merry for many an age
But what should We gain, how should we live under
Yankee domin onr DO men gather grapes Of thorns,or
make read nutmegs out OF piue knOts2
This picture Ii horrible To avoid its realization we
nave but way to TO work II is 10 neglect every
thing but tho efficient organization IL the 10 gather
up and concentrate all the energies and all the means OF
all the people. and direct them TO POnt-Wdr II Is
for this we have government and Congress II the GO
vernment has not sufficient power, let IL have more
Never mind centralz ton Six months after rat'fcaoh
&C. will be timo enough 10 redress the bal inces " "a
just the checks and TO bring the denquents 70 ACCOUNT
ill then tho army and the navy are our all In al! Tns
people Rave elected military President. partly because
lie was tried statesman, but chiefly because no was
proved soldier. They have given him grand and noble
task accomplish no has right to demand that they
give him their confidence without stint aid place the
powers Of tho people and Of the States as sword within
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The Crisis.

from tbs Richm nd Dispatch Feb. III.
We have always been Of that oass who have endeavor-
cd TO dssbuse the popular mind whenever fonoe we'd
amy false hopes. For this, we have sometimes oeen
charged with discouraging our people, especially when we
have told them plainly, and urged upon ihem that they
had nothing 10 hope from foreign Intervention, or IRON
anything else Goo and thcN right arms. Some
pe pie among have been amazingly slow in discovering
this patent fact But glad 70 see mat u beSins
be pretty generally admlked. Tho iio sides at
port Royal, tho immense fleet .4Sranspot g. tho huge
these transpo carry the trcInonds peiarath rS
al vicksbug the heavy force or Roseceuns the enormNs
army q Joo Hacker, are "hxod facts" whil cannot oe
overlooked gaasayei. The approach o a ire
mc!dcus struggle Is evident every O,dy. Recognition
longer thought Of tho must stgu'o gave Is up
despair, they ought ~ have done year ago. Tho
iragemeat OF the hone that II WAS Ginning That II
woaid DC followed by intervention, aud thai te1venon
would put an end 10 tho has done l,schs enough
already We hope /; viii rot he slowed - 10 any more
II rs robabo enough thai IN the multiplicity Of ATTACKS
ABOUT To be made US SONS VI them may prove sue
ccss.u But, ul!esS all Succeed Cause Is still us
hopeful as The hts been compared ~ ne
operations o. anaconda in the act Of SIZZLING his VIC.
tim II is COED sim,e. Wound the anacoudA III any
part Of by yoa break his hold De.eat any ia,
oi t,s expedition aud you destroy s whole. Suppose
Vi. Yankees should barn Charleston aud VtksD VI
What Av. would it he to them " iic.ker Shouts Ls Nuas
nor5 IN Virginia az Mcclellan was last sprung VI what
await would be To he Yankees 10 held ch ile>-a And
vioksog white NO had immense force ~i.nin adal s
m..r1n Washington. with the whae hA;nera ;Aohtier
Laid oi-0n to our aht0r pise5Y
Let our people, ;hou. be Of good cheer. the lana
coc,la must sucecd everywhere /. expects TO accom-.
rls anything worth lighting for. Partial sacccss win
not 10 And oven u they should succeed ovcry ~noro u
they should take Richnond Charlestv savannah, mo
bile. vchsburg ana Chattanooga. e.i not bvalen
To- survive bear the baa OF the rod cross
the Ne:d. We cannot afford DO beaten The
qisn VIII he terrible to think H. Thoe
Thousand natives tu a..dcr tho insm0t tai.
what though tha.ned nc !0st-aA 10 not last;
;ho study ., revenge, immortal hato,
Aud Courage never t. submit .r yisl,,
All these remsiH.
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We think thai the bluc<'ie hls not bsen ra.sed AZ
Charleston, at Galveston Those aatier them.
selves that otherwise rely iuo appeal 70 the
law nations anu Gle Ken. a-4 iauteleue as II the
enemy have u deal Wish gniked the law o. nations
in our case " the foreign and neutral Powers hal
required them 70 do so Tho blockade at first was
established without law aal thont sixty days notice.
the enemy pretending at was not Ia fact the
case Of forming bocNnde 4 enemys PORTS but only
q nation closing certain number % ia cDa ports and
they held that II vas sufficient notice Il snip about to
the port warned oi ~ OF the buckading
squadron. Well, the m,ratimc Powers OF Europe ac1u
esccd In that mOnsrous assum tcn-that Is ~ say al
United that Charleston and savannah we're ports belong
the FEDERAL government u pretended ssccStoa
was invalld, aud that we were truly rebols
Nov the benefit get i 0t all the learning
Of all the iurisis ON the sabec Is thsthl when block
bocsadcd Foyer, the bl0ckAdcrs, they desire 70 renew
n must il with the tormali,.c rs aud same
notices first. and they formed this one al lrst
without any Formally aud without my notice aud Deu
trail respected " II 1t be renewed a. In fact IL
la been, the same fashion, viii they no. respect IL
AGAIN. No answered, because sIcc tie rst time
the corcicraey has been recognized b. France AMI Ent
land as "A i>tligrem Power. Why IL has been by No
nlscd states, Tor that matter Vet the United states
stu ACT upon the Theory that Charleston pua sayannab
bcnc yo Of uesr spo mas DO closed ~ ia anv ne
without ceremony and ithuut notice except auco ppcr
as Is given TO Inward bound snip by acyo her
bows.
II tue that rIautofeuillc las down, that be- any
COMFORT that "the-e viii be 70 utetM u fhs rth IL the
hoesadng bcllge ent D The neutral O. sails cf Tho
laciy BIC gsdef portl tie when hy say cr
s"lsDoss ShoseT II has voluntarily u ive,Db abaa
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Interesting TO zm yortcrs.
CIRCULAR TO COLLEcIO:S or CUSTOMS RELATING
JAKE.


TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT, Jan. "a, 1888
SRThe sixteenth section Of tao Tariff act OF July a.
That IRON and after the passage ~ this act In es
mating allowance tare on all chests ycs cascs
Casks bags other envelope or covering, OF all articles
ia tfed liable 10 pay any duty where the original In
voice Is produced at the TINE Of making eutry thereof
and the tare shall be srecied the ein, 1t shall be sfu
iectur and naval officer. II such officer there be,
il they shall see O. with the Of the
such invoice but IN all other the real shall be
allowed, and may b. tai led under such regular
prescribe: but in shall there be any allowance
dat.
The execution Of the foregoing provision will be 60
verncd by tho following regulations
In all cases where the orsina, invoice Ia produced At
the time Of making the sntry eo with the tare spe
cl!ed therein. the collector c-ecor and naval Officer
Il ssch officer there be- may in his their discreet
and with the the cousignecs estimate the tarc
according to tho invoice Otherwise the real
Allowed
In all cases where the invoice tnrc Is not adopted
hefcinbere prescribed: provided, that the collector
shall have the night a. time 10 test the any
import ton where, in his opinion real may vary
from tho tare in tho sch dulc annexed.
Should any conslgnee importer cnte. protest in due
Of inc t,rs herein sei forth the collector will in nil
such cases adop. the ro ARE TO be the
Secretary the Treasury
To -, COLLECTOR THE @ sross-
SCHEDULE TARE, PRESCRIBED TIix
cottscross CUSTOMS INTERESTED
Amonds-2k per cent bales per cent bags, g per
cent trails.
Aum-10 per cent casks.
Barytos-3 per cent.
Cheese-lO per cent for casks tubs
Cassia-9 per cent for mris.
C"ec--Ri0 per cent einglc bags 2 per cent double
bags. all other coffee actual tarc.
Cinnamon-6 per cont bales.
Cocrs-2 per cent bags, per cent cerosns.
Chiuksry--2 per cent ba s.
Copperas-I0 per cent casks.
Currants-l0 per cent casks
Hemps-Hanila pounes 10 each bsle Hamburg Leg.
horn, Trieste pounds each bale.
lndigo-l0 per cent ccroons.
Me.ado-ll por ccat.
Nai's-2 per cent bass per cent casks
Ocnre-dry, 10 casks per cent In oil, casks IL per
cont.
Peruvian kark-l0 per ceat cerooas
Paris whito-l0 per cent casKs
Pepper--2 per cent ba.s, per cent double bags
Pimento-2 per cent bags.
Raisins2j PER cent boxes 81 per cent half boxes 70
Ter cent quarter boxes, ger cont trails 10 per cent
Rice PEI cent bags.
Spanish BroSn-n casss, dry 10 per cent casks, in
oil, IL pee cent
Sugar--l2S per cent hogsheads, - per cent tierces
10 per cent barrels, IL per cent boxes per bags
q. ler cent
SIt-Finc, in sIsss pounds for each sack coarse or
ground alum, pounds each.
Teas-luy TO he lcs iei the net number Of pounds
pcr invoice, wien from China Japan--a others &C.
tpal tare by weight.
1obacon-Ie,f ia bales tarc 10 ponds Zach bale bales
with extra covers. IL pounds each.
Whitiug-l0 Per cent IN casks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
The NCrrO EniistYurnt NH.

VEL
Ch.isenGei IS abo,t 10 be regaled with most savage
rricuuus. iAefcctaai and odcrlesuus novelty. hes
patches q Frday last announced that the Negro soldiers
biz had p'scd tho inrkee iouss .. representatives by
o, 50 70 81 The savts OF 1ya. 'ersns say the
de.pstch, are not to be received sid recruiting on
CO.. - be into tcb order staes without the per
miss 4 thelt Governors. Mr stevens said three hun
drcd thousand men would leave tho army in May. We
could not ras9 hity thous md White men CONSUMPTION
Thus tho uncciing types announce 10 mankind Ito most
awf intelligence that met the mortal eye checked
the human heart The representative men OF a nation
ginning 70 DC more enlightened than any other
earth have deliberately res lived to nctc African
slaves 70 asuTrccton, % place arms N ;heir hands,
10 organize drill and oifetr them, - lead
them ag asst Their masters and lai-lfesse, md
TO r. enact in tha nneocnth century. and ia
America the last child and perfection of modern yiza.
tim horror unequallt the darkest sges AMI under
worst sespotms thateye cursed ihe most benign ed
lands. Compared Win the stgpcndaus crime ~ j
Ilorzei rcil blood ny the national legislature IL The
United states the massacre u 81. Bartholomew che
Culinary orgies OF - domingo, and The bloody hacchau.
Ia % OahDmey are but the pasmes 81 iaGgceni III.
fancy OF hc ganboa q lambs upon thu grassy upluas
In the light NJ the Widespread aud appalling tragedy.
dispassi0natey melted, civil aton but The
cry OF some dreaunrs fancy humanity deidsion ond
religion existence sud mpossiblity. Staggered
by the very euorinity Of this moditacd outrage
who read the borne TO us from the North aud
against whom these armed hordos African nscrean,s
are TO hurled ind the faculties OF rstandng
fault and the sense OF comprehension unable 10 credit
intelligence so unnatural and astounding We seam 10 DO
reading the annals OF fog ttsn age the tragic mag
nations Of soine master OF historic hction.
Yet never In human history there faet more
positive than this seeming fiction The skies above "a
the earth beneath feet tho beating o hcarts are
truths not more certain than tho gigantic wckedness
which Yankee malice Is about 10 pcrpetrae So far as Ia
onsn Nee, they will fully faithfully, vigorously inefc
lsssly do this deed OF helsh darkness as--were t Ia
ther pover--they would summon from the bottar1Ioss
p,s tho unnumbered hosts Of nsnds 10 accomplish the
insaiiate cravings Of their avaroc and their hatred
thsy fail 10 muster In their myriads o armed blacks or
having them enlisted they fall short Of their OK
tous q carnage and destruction, will be for wac not
q ~ o. u siAsavos, sus fos waa. " ssuU saoas--