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8g telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Vicksburg Being Evacuated
Fazoo City Captured
Rebel Fleet Destroyed.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
Vicksburg Being Evacuated.
Rebel Fleet Destroyed.
Forward Movement of Gen. Hunter.

LOUISVILLE, March IA Washing
ton telegram from Gen. Rosecrans saws
the rebels are evacuating Vicksburg.
A dispatch to the Cincinnati Ggzetle
says that Admiral Porter is advised that
MS expedition has captured Yazoo CITY
and destroyed the rebel fleet.
CAIRO, March 14,--Memphis advices
say that on Thursday last an important
movement of troops was taking place
below Port Royal.
Gen. Hunter has ordered forward
movement.
New YoaK, March 14.-Colton eighty
four cents. Gold fifty eight cents.
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For iloUIsvH1E.-The fine passenger
steamer, Lancaster, No. 4, e. j. FRIsBEE
Master leaves this morning at 10 o'clock
for the above place.
For passage, &c, apply on board,
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HARVEY, HUeHEs & Co,

Suffers can supply themselves with
every variety of goods at W.. w. TorTEN's
No. % College Street, opposite the Sc
vance House, al the lowest rates.
Fpb b-tf
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The highest price paid for all kinds of
Uncurrcnt Money, Gold and Silver, at
the Insurance, Exchange and Banking
Office Of w. j. MARI, corner of College
and Union SITS, Nashville, Tenn.
Febb.
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81. Nosrninl tkc'asdle ofKing Tst1n hhihs Godly
parson fom yogoojly City OF Nashville, with. yo
Kings Great Vision, and brmageddon's Intcrfrc.
muon thereof aud yo SPIRIT rappers Flight and
$50 Grand Cougiogation ye Public Square with
IIurri utHor matters amentahle 10 record Avery
uouuiu Ballad written by JonANSAs Christie,
lr, o XVIII sundry pity and excellent pqte3
ozJlanaiory- a ! ti t IN. T
Early last summer ballad, with the
above title, written by our worthy friend
JOHANNES GiLrMus Jr., o. K, was pub
lished in the UNION. A large edition of
the paper containing it was soon cx-
hauTed and from time 10 time, we have
received many requests to have it re-
published in our columns As the bal
lad is too long to appear in our columns
in their present crowded state, and there
appears to be considerable curiosity to
sect reprinted, we have had few cop
les struck or in sheets, and placed at
our friend SNGLEroN's News depot at
The Post office, for disposal
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Inducement to Suffers.

We beg leave to call the attention Of
Suffers and Dealers generally, TO the
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting Of all brands Of chewing and
smoking tobacco, large assortment of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters,
dates, iigs, nuts, raisins, pickles, sausage,
candles, etc. Also, a large variety of
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velopcs, pencils, goldand steel pens, port
folios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk and cotton-handkerchiefs,
suspenders, neck ties, combs, hair, tooth
and backing brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum oyergoats, blank
cts, haversacks, valises, pocket knives,
shirts Of all descriptions, hats, shoes,
boots, towelling, domestics, calicoes,
jeans, kerseys, osnaburgs and a full
stock of notions. Also, groceries and all
kinds of wines and bitters, which we
offer for sale at the lowest marketrates, al
wholesale. A. Sc M. LANDsBERG & Co.
Corner of Market st., and Public Square
march Sly
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GOLD IN RICnNoND THREE HUNDRED
Pen CENT,--The Richmond Dispatch Of
March . says that "gold on Saturday
last was sold at So 90 and 50 go, adyan-
cling during the day." and that "yester-
day "wednesday last il went up like a
rocket until il reached So Confederate
scrip, being an advance (from Saturday,
OF forty per cent r.rrn rFg
In New York, tho other day, gold had
fallen to about my Psr ccut, aud will
doubtless fall ultimately to twenty-five
or twenty. Such is the difference be-
tween the finances Of the two Govern
monte.
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THE KINDNESS of our young and gen
lcmauly friend BRowN, news agent
opposite to the Express Office, is truly
o7erpowering. Last night he favored I S
with choice lot of late and interesting
papers, and also, a copy of the "TEmUNE
ALMANAC" which for statistical informa-
ion goes ahead Of any thing we have vet
seen. 1t is truly valuable work, and
should be in the hands Of every one that
wishes to be correctly posted ia regard to
the eyentfuI past
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JUST Received, A fresh supply of
every variety of Groceries at w. w.
TorrEN's, No. % College Street, opposite
the Sewanee House, where families can
supply themselves at the lowest market
rates
Feb. b--lC
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The Cumberland is slillHsing
EMrLoYlNa NEaR9Es y WAR-T

EMPLOYING NEGRoEs IN WAR.-The
London Daily Naos, in an article upon
the emancipation policy of President
LINcoLN, brings out curious revelation
% follows;
If England had been at war with the
United States, ia there any doubt but
that the English officers would have de-
clared the slaves Of the South enamel
pated? Isit not the fact that the plan
suggested by Sir Charles Napier, wien a
war with America became imminent
was to land ten or twenty thousand stand
Of arms 10 be distributed among he Neg
roes If, therefore, this was a legili-
mate mode Of warfare for The English,
how does it become illegitimate when APP
piled by the Federal Government! The
North Is at war with the South, and or
binary modes of warfare must be allow
ed TO the North as they would be 20 any
other nation. Emancipation is proclaim
cd not as a mere act Of philanthropy, but
as an act of legitimate warfare, and in
this respect it is clearly justifable. ~
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Auction SaIe If Household and
Kitchen Furniture

| will, on Monday morning, March
10th, 1863, sell all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture at the late residence of
Mr.. w. IL. BRoNToN, deceased, on Market
street, over the Clothing store Of Mr..
SAMUEL PowERs
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
March 14.2t Mrs. SwEENY
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nEAnQUARTERs Posi-, NASHVILLE, TENN,l
January 10, 1853,
Srco.al Orders, No. IS
~. Permission is given TO the munici-
pal authorities Of this city to impress
yagrant negroes into the service Of per-
forming scayengcr duty in the city, so
far as IL can be done without impeding
the operations Of the military impressing
patrols. BY order Of
Brig. Gen ROD'T b. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post
JNo. PRATT, A, A. G..,
JNo. HUoH SMru, Mayorof Nashville.
Jen. lott
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suffers Attention.

We have in store and are daily receiv-
ing a general assortment of goods suited
to your trade We are receiving daily
large additions to our stock to which we
invite yonr attention before making pur-
chases elsewhere.
HARVEY, HUGHES q Co,
No. G5 east side public square, three doors
above the north east corner, Nashville,
Tenn. March 10.
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IHE INDIANA CoNsPIRAToRs -Four of
the Indiana copperheads, who fred on
federal soldiers while engaged in arrest
ing deserters, have been sentenced to paw
a fine Of five hundred dollars each.
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A SupERsCRprIoN.-A letter passed
through the Post Office in this city, this
morning, on It's winding way addressed
as follows;
oEH lieutenant Rhy Miles, who lNcs near Gcrmen.
town,
l0acau County, Wisconsin, of lager Door ronrwn
ll hos not thoro, o. hls wlt,a care deliver ihis
ypstlp--
galli when he rtuds So, WON'T nuke h'm whistle"
- Chicago JoWuaL
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AuctIont

viii sell to-morrow morning, 10 1917
o'clock, A. NJ, 100 pieces Irish Linen,
100 pieces Spring Prints, and large
stock Of Notions, ladies' Shoes. Cloth ..
ing, Hats, and Hoop Skirts.
90 NJ. MARBURG,
marl5-lt -Tr AZ Public Square.
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We had the pleasure of shaking by
the hand our old friend ACTON YoUNG,
formerly of this city, but now of the
Planters Hotel, Louisville. Those visit
ing that place on business would do well
to give him a call. f.,a.--h
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Runaway.

ERoM his mother, living on JcfIors1n street. Hard.
It ing's Addition, on Monday, tho 2l Of March. a
small Boy named TAILOR kANpoiFH, about N years
old had ON when he leit, a brown Jeans Coat and a
military coat ovor Il, and pair Of military panta
a iall. lie started in company with another boy 10
20 90 Indiana, but She other boy came back and Is
not certain whether he got oil on the boat or not; u
g. possible he may be lurking about Nashville Auv
information Conserving him Hill Do thank f IN rrcotv.
ed by his distressed mother Tor which gl0 viii 10
paid, n reliable
March 5th, 1653-lWe ELILA RANDOLPH
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LEE S. DUNN & Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Call aud see them before SELL
ing, at No. rs Union street.
March 9-tC
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special Auction Sale by II. r.
shields q Co.

On Tuesday morning, March II, 1868,
commencing at 10 o'clock. We will sell
large invoice Of Clothing, Dry Goods,
and Varieties. Also, Boots and Shoes.
Sale positive without reserve.
i. i. SHIELDS s. Co.
Opposite Sewanee.
March 15-2t
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In a speech at Manchester N, II. The
other day Hon. VIM A. Howard in allud-
ing 10 our national debt, and the pro-
ducts Of our dairy set down in the census
AZ sl25, 100000 a year remarked that Ia
'9i gdUS o,0 ,comH can g,gn tbs delt az
ont
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We call the attention of our readers to
the Advertisement Of Mr.. A. j. TYSEs, to
be found in our advertising column.
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STRAYED

EROM TIRE SUBSCRIBER, ON THURS n
II DAY, the 6th instant, A EMAIL lNsTYN
PONY MARE hGt bay with black ZS-A
she Is not very voil broke and Is hardly briIle.
wise She ls Iu t0orah.y good order. win eiye 40
90 any person who wili return her TO me- gye such
left 90 tao uNi1N oncg WI. bo received by noe.
Narch6-lNs F.HINEs
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HEAnlu AsrBs ntrAcuMESr ANpyRsoN CAVALRY, :
Nashville, Tenn, March 18Th, 1858.
NoucE.-All members Of the Ander-
son Cavalry in Nashville, not patients in
Hospitals will at once report in person to
Lieut. FoBEs, at Barracks No, l, All
not reporting within three days, will be
considered MS deseriers.
BY order of
Lieut. Col LAMBORN,
Commanding Detachment A. G.
GEO. s. F0BEs.
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An enthusiastic naturalist has made
the discovery that the celebrated snake,
OF which the politicians used 10 sing

"Ho wires in and wires out
Aud leaves the people still In doubt
whether the snake That made The tract.
Was going South or coming back
is genuine Copperhead, and that when
he made the track he was on his wav
North, and is still lurking in that local
lty. lie cautions patriots to be ON their
guard, as the reptile is very venomous-
Evansville Journal
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4aahDN1fq ataione


MILITARY CHArEL.-Public worship
'wil be held in the Red Brick Church, on
College street, near Hospital No T. this
day. Preaching at 2 o'clock, P, NJ, and
6 in the evening. All are invited to
,tt.pI
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

sssSS-,JeIsa.e pR KING, formerly Of New York m,
i&SAeA5eA the last tour years Of Loulsyilla XIV.
and who has devoted bis attention 10
tlo treatment Of private diseases for 80 years aatters
himself having attended % a practice ~ 80 p,.ny
years, and cured % many thousands he is enabled
70 cure az diseases Of private nature ne rattog
how bad they may be from Jadicious medical treat.
menti or from neglect or their own III EIngl.
bhpousary u No. 70 Deadorlok street. between Cher
~ ana th9 square, focoud story whore he Gurus hn
Diseases OF private nature.
Gonorrhoea cured without nauseous madeline. d,
Interference with business
stctuffa OF old or recent date enoetually cured 4,
a lew days, by An operation which causes ne 80.
where structure exists health cannot 10 ennit,ve4
fofhhis no disease causes more miaghlef AMI sn.a,g
mluch the constitution 80 fnnch.
syphilis, with al the diseases Of the skin gr,,,,,
cured in few days '-HS
bcHiinal Weukitfss-- Particulars tantioa f,.he,
glven 10 lnls disease, aud all ihe ssror
rug ont OF ~ brought on In many easss bv ~ A.
eructive habits VI inconsiderate youths ana exoess
I've indulgence " tAe passions, q neglect of wbicl
WIZ undermine the constitution, rendering tbo aub
eot unhl for business society ana causing prems
turo old ago,
Fem ,eg Who may be lahorng win auy dinfbltv as
We womb mny rest sssural " immoii ~ rollst
PeffoW refiliug abroad. b. wiliiuq ana Stain
.hoi csei Wl4l a. eucigs,d n, direct 10 DE- King
No. rs 'adrf'ct .inct. Naal.lUs, Teiu., viii hasa
.Ae ue2r.ary meiicue satt 90 their addrers O-l,,
'ufa ltom no clock 10 TIE morning anti in ne
-.inH Nv lo-u evils,
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COLLIER, TRUEsDArL, KELLER, SINGLE
TON, and BRowN g. Co., have our thanks
for late papers,
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The Commissioners of Marion county,
Indiana, have offered 10 lend Governor
Morton $4,000 10 carry on the beneyo-
lent institutions. Thus has the first
county spoken.
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See the advertisement OF the removal Of
DR.. Ross place Of business, in another
column.
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The Theatre and SPRAoUE's Minstrels
arc drawing good houses.
Yesterday was a clear day-a real
summer day. h.I
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THE Louisville Legion, urgMiSsd un-
den Rousseau, has just sent 10 Louisville
elal0) 90 be disburscd 20 the families
col. i'5 members
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Old Hats Made New {!
C. TYEE, ,

HIS REMOVED MS RENoyATIEG EsTABLIsH-
MENT " No 80 Cedar street, corner Of berry
and Cedar His Is DC only sabllshDiogi n He lind Ia
he citB.
SIX and felt hats cleaned and altered IN the latest
ana most approved style. Send your hats 20 G. IYus
late Of Heudrich's Dyeing House.
MarchIl-lw
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ueu. Manson is in command At Louis
Willie, having superseded Gen. Boyle in the
command of tle Department Of Western
Kentucky
The sun., 1863-12-24
Paid in Western Virginia.
Grsot Destruction OF Rebel prsperty.

EdrJU PoodhontIs Co., " "a, D6c. eis', r.a Der
>rly, Ier. To MAJOR General HALLgcK, Com.
mander in Chef i have the honor 10 report that
cut the Virsins and Tennessee Rail Road At Salem
he 10Th inst and have arrived safe point
with my command. consisting Of tho Second, Third
and y shth Va. Mounted Infantry; Fourtsenth rs,
Dobsons battalion of Cavalry, and Erins's Battery
., salem. Three depots were destroyed containing
2O0O bbls four ten thousand bushels OF wheat, ons
hundred thousand bnshels OF shelled corn, fftv
thousand bushels Of oats, 1000 barrels Of meat sew
eral co.ds Of leather one thousand ,scks Of salt
thr'y-one boxe, clothing, twenty bales OF cotton
large smOInt of names, shoes and tAddles, equip
meu's, too oil, tar and various other stores and 100
wagons. The telegraph wire vas cut. eoied and
burned for half mls, The water station. turn
table and three ~ers burned. and the track torn
up ard tho rails hArtsd aud destroyed as much a.
po,sibls in houu Five bridge. and several eulyers
we're destroyed, over 81 extent Of 70 mt,,, A large
quantity Of bridge timber and repairing materials
de,troysd NJ march was retarded OCCASION
ally ~ the tsmpe,t ia the mountains, and the icy
roads. / was obliged 10 swim my command
and drag my artillery with ropes cross Creek
seven times in twenty. .foUr hours. On my rsiurn,
found iI ssparsts commando under Generals Early,
Jons, Fitz Lee, Imhoden, Jackson, Eehols and Ne
Constin, arranged in line extending from stsunton
to Nesport, upon all the svsilable roads, to prsves
ny return. captured . evDsteh ron General
The sun., 1863-12-24

tor'''-s Nor'os De- "a hae Of truce boat ar
rived ~, eyenlns, trins ls;s Richmond rsrer.
The sSSusrI Of the l7tu and 18th, has the follow.
Tenucsses and Georgia.
Hri''o', f,c 70 A 'kirrn al took r'aeo last Mon.
dsy ~ Bean station. The enemy. after q stubborn
Resistance. I,trested toward Knoxville. We osptufed
seventy wagon loads Of stores and sone prisoners
our lo', IN Killed and wounded 500 zen Oracle
vas -oundet. Two hundred and twenty .fv. pris
oner. have .uived
Da'oI, Ga DE- is Gen Io..rh r. Johnson 10
sppouted IN The command of the Tenne.ses army
lie 10 expected here early nert week. Gen Hindmap
IA, arrived and taken command Of h.. old division
Gen. sherman. e,rps ha. f,licn tsot nom Knor-
vile, and paced through Cleveland Yesterday.
Charleston.
Choties'on. De-. IL All 10 qrls, Cen P.sure-
s,rd in,peo ed For, sumter a,tnisht Aho,vy north
east blow .nov proefs.,ins
ChdrLao,,, Doc IL Four she'll. v.r. thrown into
The city lat uish Our batteries sp-ne cd hesvily and
silenoed the enemy
Chdrbsfon, n. ls Ten shell, vere fred At the
oity th. morning Out bstterie. b.vs kept M
ste,dy are On the enernv, who are ENGAGED In oh.
'tue,ns the approaches to their hS,eris. on Horris
I'and
Chd,|s'ois Dee n The enemv opened ere IN tho
ei'v het~o.n ,vslve.1d ono o'cloek. aud th-ev A.
teen .h.n. THIS afternoon i.srtv uoro .er. fired
No damage .ns done N building, M IN. 80 IN
ursd Our taftefis. fepli.d
ChG-su0n. be p rhsrsv l'u. chang ~ the
condition n sfsi.' blt few sho,. have heen 81
changed between the enorny', i.'ere- and our- Tn.
emmy continued to wors m Grers and w,sn.r. sr
tendnF the Asrt ofthe former AID todd NJ N. l,,
ter No ,mr-ttan, movement of the Hlot hA boon
made. 4 calcium lisht has he,n displayed two nighi..
rejecting on tie city. Twenty min. vessels, incud.
ins the irontide- sud four Monitors, are insds the
bar, and the usua number In stono
Virginia.
OrdnG, court House. Dee l6. The enemy oeoupy
Culpsl IL force, -ih pIckots eIcndihr to the kap
idan river Sdpplis' Of oiChnE are being distributed
TO troOIs.
The sun., 1863-12-24

Washington, bee. 2S. General McClsllsns report
transmitted to The House to day. IL consists of
7Ga foolesp pages, Aud s div dsd into four parts He
concludes ~ follows:
-hsh not, nor can I, livins, FORGET that when
fence Of tho capital, the so.dieIs With whom had
shared 90 much OF tho anxiety And pains and suffer
ing Of the var, had not lost their confidence 10
thor commander They sprsng to NV call With all
their ancient vigor, discipline and courage. led
th' m into Maryland een days after they had fallen
b-ct, defeated, before " ashinston. They vsnlnIsh
cd the enemy on the rugged h.ishts Of south Noun
and drove him broken and disapIoinied across the
IotOmNs into Virginia. Tho army bsd seed of rsst
hf cr toe terrible eIpersnoss ~ batle, and marches,
gone through from the time of leaving foI the %
niAsula the return TO Nssh nston the deieA In
Vrsinisthe vic ory a. South Mountain and again ~
Antietam. II ~m not Ulipr-ins that they we're IN a
elective duty Their shoes we're worn on; blankota
lost their cloth in rags In short, the ar
my UNIT for active service, and an interval for
rest and equipment vas neesssiry When the slowly
the river renovated rshsshsd and In good order and
discipline and followed the refreshing Zoe to rosi-
ton whers was eonfdeut Of decisive victory, when,
guard vas actually In contact With the enemy. was
removed from the enmmand. l am dsvoutiy
grateful 70 God that my last campaign
With ta. brave army was erovnsd With yie,ory
then undergone. have not accomplished my pur.
pose II oy this report The Army OF the Potomac 10 not
placed gh on the roll Of ths his or armies OF the
OF th,t Amy, from the Commanding Gep-ral 10 the
private any lack OF d'voiion To be service o. the
nIted states Governm nj, and 10 The cause OF the
Constitution and he Cnion.
The report he parted from the Goth Of July,
1861, 10 Nov. 7th, ls63.
The sun., 1863-12-24
Naval Movements.
A New Hiess 10 bs asaiiensd eG Sasey
Heck.

CF.orr The Sun Ndrdl Rspovtwl
In conformity with the rssoistion Of the Governs
mept, indicated IN the wdss received By Marshal
Murray. Published n ysstsrdsy's pspsrs, Admiral
Psuldns has rsosived orders from the Nsvy Dspsrt-
ment to dispatch, soon oonvsnis.t. 70 the NM-
snd sandy Hook, dsst Of vessels Of var sdspt-
I'd for the pnrrnse Of overhsuins and searching
camille ships and steamers leaving the port No
hsdthe ordep been received by the Admiral, than hs
Immediately sent for the commanding ofSoers of thu
U g. steamer Neptune, Kensington and PsterhoHs
and them the necessary instructions The Webs
burs hsd sons down to the Narrow on Sunday morr-
Ing in company With the ssbseo-ths latter Gunbost
ordered to aud the former remains ~
tne Nsrrovs. shers she 10 81 present. THIS
sunboat. will be remembered. ovsrhaulsd and
sent back the u. 8. transport FULTON, on Tussdsy.
the captain haytns neglected to provide the
psss pe.ides thoee shove indicated, other vs~sels
are sa,d 10 he undsr orders Tho Protsus and Gala
tee mentioned among thsm - heiss likely to ~
sent down. until msttsn get In Working Trim. II 10
sIpeeted that when each oommspdsR undsrstands
hs busips that only three vessels viii bs rsquired
IN do the .@t. II 10 ssid st the Navy Yard. thst
orderr have heep ssnt 70 Fortress Monres direotns
the iron clad fisste Roanoke to proceed 10 this pns
for tb. pyrro~s of seting - one Of the Gusrdshtr
The z. hisste Chssspeske arrived A. ths nn'|
Yesterday after search for the steamer Chesap peat.
She touched st Halif.s DEC. 70, vhers the stoe,
steamer va found Al all places visited IN Sovs
fond to be strongly "sseesh and the most v,clen,
and abusve epithets we're applied TO ths gallant
eIev Of the frissts Chssspsahs.