The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-29

seiye, IN .he ssm w" y" XIV so.o se aey AZ
fractions for the YANKEES they can soccu and possess
them rs long as It NAV sun General ee 10 permit thcm
But when he serves his ~ onit N will certainly
be enlorc ed q armtcavs,rv ana artillery nsuded
ave nv the oh ,s,s 81 s,ssH vIs sn' Tho nshtIv
WAX the paapets cursine Lincoln for sending them un
prcpared into another world "
ghosts and graves ncudsd ISey were "a yery little us.
10 observation-disclosures shor ,ost Trhtins oe will and
them inst AZ Mo- Italian ieft them Peshans he NAV mt
them 10 better use than did the Young Napoleon"
What recolIections would those Old forticaons bring
The fields from which they retrcated green 10 the yer
dure OF spring and enriched with the blood and bones
their Yankee mrades--wouid they arouse anger or
fearS Every leaf every twir tina, foil breaking the
stiffness OF the night would conjuro up visions OF Jack
SOD. by an means como to the White House
been published 10 the CITY papers -
The following official despatch has been received from
E Arm IT. 1883.
Two steam propeller gunboats ono Of large SIZE the
on S0ts ons s@ Win came up
the former lay on abreast or West Point near the op
hslr mile ana into PamunSey ~ river AZ thu distance
the artillery under Lieutenant Hudens opened upon her
Sos ssr ses ana ss nS e s
which lasted about three quarters OF an hour she ives
srssms Or ondsS ~ sssr a,s. sst pon
ns larger propeIor len q the seme tip with he smaller
oae. Nothing heard Of them since m. = :. - -
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On Monday some nteea -four sdysaturoas citi-
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port: Ss, yos around loose. At the
- s.,. IA " ~ ~ .nCy ~ .ro a.
morning they proceeded on their voyage Of discovery
~ In sv :, p,sre 80 s1e y , .
sou So eager were they 70 lake a prize that hsy re-
DoasH me nrss vessel they put sne proved
S,,s 'rU .r ~ Win s guns ana crew o. TOUT
~ .mSs's.ety. sroesy al ,rwsroS iney signsee
ING ~ ros formerly sne aoc
M S1e VIZ yine a. coal yard 10 rsss rOure
1919 ~. "a x ~ % " suo uIsvo
she was IN command Of Captain Walker, who was for
u...y vspu y vo ~ no MvOIo ING CsI
Thew submitted 10 he cansure pe.csSSv steam vas
~, rSsed 80 .Sa r ps ~ ,"sn n.s
prisoners = wen Is me Snpsoss worked nerl Va
living = Inc masthead Ine other vessels near by Ok
~. s.,sd , S Ia o TOOu Soau vons.t @
srs ~ n 81 10y even nov
~ %. S a.. - VII w ~ snO roA; guy
the Swash rhprra ~ snor, .hrs c,oocS rossorh.y
morning when thirty shots were red at her from The
S achs @ 90 v h , d sop " ncs M
Sha one nel mss.s Hong no DAMAGE
S ~e, s% ..rsraS s .h o az; u i @ ss I'll;
ana arrives a. Inc Guy ass evening acoa. SIX
one Of the most daring
,ae are 'ne names ., inc men engaged TINS
John Rr"wn Sanic Ksrnan M ',wcr ~ Rowan
McMickle VIM Hrown Asoeli Clemson, j. W. Jones, John
V cm.., n As % o, s ,. oo I ~, T,
and .ntan Tavwoo W ~ captain AUSTIN
e" tn ~"ps ; 10 10y 49, ro. "a ,. ~ .,.. ,, =,
% prize nas vi ooaro ABOUT one 'nousand oafrei OF
COAL a.. ,.,,,.oa o , ..,,
and gave all assistance IN bringing the boat into our
naroor' ro -
Affairs In the south, rs Seen In Three
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