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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09
HEAD QUARTERS, Sd =. G. CAVALRY,
lamp hsaE Frsnknn, Va,
March &c b. Is65
.ErsSs. Fulton 4 PRICE A:

MErsBs. FULTON Il PRICE -
Genteaen: send .aa by 1e-tsys 12.u ccGy Of tie
New Yo Herald OF he 24!b inst spppoerg that it pht
somewhat curiosity TO yoa il nothing Of
resaCSs lrsy eerd yQQ other c0piee
often goE Them while between here AID qut-
folk
Tho Only other trophies oha;ltt tetay Two an.
KEGS OF epears th Penneylan:a CaEsIy wtoee horses
suddenly stepped bg nfarry bties whie they
trying run The hloc kad4" Of eubuscade.-
Ina hundred Of the Regiment woud certainly have
captured to-day. IL had Aot been for eturid
buIder Of the arbuscaders y ho fired the ad-
~ instead waiting tbt main mn Ia
Tie spoiled oil :e fun but thank EfeVac, It was
by any OF Ht'S R6gRaest, And here it may
us be improper to stat tha article VIII ch you copied
gard the recent attack cf the cavalry On the
resstWorks at franklin ignored [as usual w1h North
Carolina troops) The cond1C. Of this regiment melely
atcd that the side cavalry Lieut. cap
tured. re facis are Iplo|s: There about 10
of this under Lieut.. Harding, c Co. -
picket ab halt niie beyond the Breasts k uho.
Of course attack They deliberately delivered
fEe iato he enemy, tng three OF them with
and tLen, OF COURSE iereated before their
rior numbers (thrse anes, with five
short diatsnce) TO the hrsatworF isut HaTding. who
gasnty remained until the charging within 40
eIl the enemys hands. When battery infantry
checked The raDureu
somo Vi the prs0n me distance Our regiment got
Oh The fed as soon possible and purgusd tie esemF
seven miles.
The Iommlssary General AMI tie cit;sans teycnd crr
llnes appreciate The regiment 2Ed kGow That, while it
the ''eyss aud ears ls army, Il wii do all
xpected OF it. companies have hcen u2der
fire and there been naaY g4aary and
daring ameDs he men, unknown to the pubic. Spears
18th PeunsyV ania Cavalry perhaps the dariOg
ry eet this regiment they must do Lefofe long, the
fighting side vii! be dene ~ the SATIRE In such
case there can oe out one OF two will
'''' CAPE FEAR.
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CoMP1ETE GALLERY.

COMPLETES GALLERY.
During one of the Ia G discussions in the late Feder
al Congress Mr. Vosl.es, of Indiana, undertook to
portray q number Of the Abolition leaders. In the
course Of bis remarks he said
MIR. Speaker, it is either my good foruue or my had
fcrtuaa never TO have been member OF legislative
body sntil l took By seat in this Congress Conse-
queatly I may not be so familiar with the rules thai
obtain among members of deiibeave bodies as others
who have had more experience. Bet must confess,
Mr. Speaker, that, with 10Y Limited experience have
obssyed the of this Debate with amazsnen and
with some degres OF honest Indignation.
This debate was opened By the gentleman from New
York (iir. Olip) with lecture to this side Of the
house. informing how be desired should discuss
this question He expected to observe certain rules
aud maxius laid down by hlm for the government OF
our minds and our tongues. He informed us what we
were 10 say aud in what spirit to say it. Our
department was bis especial care He gave Us that
kind of warning beforehand that schoomasters some
tiues indulge ia when tkeir pupils about to be pa
radsd On exhibition before the public. We were de.
sired 10 behave ives and TO pursue certain line
of conduct marked 0nt for Ia av by bis magts
terial authority. The air Of testy domneeriDg peda
goeue pervaded the style and substance of ali his
marks
now, sir, with all the respect hat have for tie
position witch the gentleman from New York occupies
as chairman of tie military committee, aHow to iy
form him plainly to his lace that know Of nothing II
bis sidon nothing in his principles, nothing in h:
taients nothing in his character that entities bin tt
make or iustlfes him in attempting to make for me
of for any member of rbe minority on this side Of tt
house any rule OF eoa21ct on any subject Whateyer-
hose which he has aid down governths discussiot
will not find respectfuI consideration at my hands
much ess adoption.
After him comes TIE strap and button from Pennsyl
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For = lni"gtcn journal.
Wrhout dapar ge0eut to her Eape Fear stesmszs we
ake piaasu in saying tha Captain robert 81. Cgrnl
indebted fr cha ming "trip flom ayeetevie
WlEmn TIE Kate NcLaurir is spoken OF by
avery D. Being characteristic 81 oierrle and
toIt, aud is peculiarly adapted to- II pleasant :ausporta
tion othese desiring go Moth South expert
il Insny pieas4Lt tsjps Ire k&@ eE>hes to
speak confidently oi tic Rry k1daezes and a
!? extended 10 tho passengers. There exs.s si.
III the elaga42 ta5 prosecute tLos8 aboard thr
steamer gaA te0.=l! sOpteG FltA v@rbthD good
and he so& FIRE and Inefficient wants fct- Inc
pub. G Richmond and elsewhere. " conimeua
travelling the Ga ptai reii viii
careful their safety, thsm pleasant rip
tic 8 louag EAt handsome at al tmss-tdg, n0a0 and
UeR. PASoENx GER.
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NGWspsper Postage.

Hermes," tie Richmond correspondent Of the
Charleston Msrsury thus discourseh tho postage
si introduced in the Confederate House of Represen-
tatives, by Mr.. OLDHAM -
Er. Oldham is hard down upon the nevspspers npon
Recommendation of the Posma General who evdentlg
considers the Confederate Press the nuisance
to be sbated. He early doubled the this kim of
knowledge He desires that to be again doubGd
Ner s this in accordance with general increase of post
sge. 1t is special attention newspapers, mark of
three dosrs per each daily subscriber
paper The fact to men in the ree not
pleasant or desirable institution and throughout the
Confederate States there strong disposition
Criticism aud freedom Of opinion, indirectly not other
w1se Ths unfriendly is but nge developmen Mt
Of the spirit by Mr. CoDrd and by Gen Van Dorm
have indie sted decided hostility to of fscts
md opniors Government called Republican, but con-
not b. trusted, have business know their own af
by exposing misps engnor ance be rg bliss And
conduct and affairs shall suit their vie
each newspaper sent so regular subscribers
not weighing than three ounces: each additional
ounce traction thereof halt cent Other periodicals
in proportion. This will make reading costly and bring
MS after while, to the EBelish system OF r ing pa
pers by the hour from the coffee houses and periodical
shops.
Trry,An NE "a e. akoC 40
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CONFEDERATE FINANCEs.-We concur with CO.
temporary OF tie WeTCny in another very important
matter, besides that OF Confederate F1ndabes. The
burden OF taxation State and Confederate should be
laid lightly possible, suffering people o The
present day We ol to-day paying the price Of our
righteous OF ofdeence,ln blood and wounds drath
husbands and brothers, and in every OF per-
sona privatiou and suffering, aud it but just aud
right that posterity should pay, in monty, the
price OF that heritage OF freedom prosperity and glory
which will btqueath them, by be successful prose
cution Of that Most Of will pass frIm the stage
of existence, long before we enjoy any compensa-
ton for the blood we are now avisby ezPendog and
the suf rings we new painfully enduring. waile
posterity will reap ell the advantages, political and
commercial, public and private, OF Sou hern emancipa-
tion from Northern tbraldom. LIT our authorities,
theU State and Confederate, feaTesy task and stretch
the public credit to its utmost extent and EXTREMIST
bound, in order to carry the war, that taxation
may not crush to the earth already overburtheDed
people. So mote ii be-Chas. Courier.
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afraid OF Sire,

Col. ----, With his regiment, was being cnred in
train to Grenada, Miss and, like great many war
roTs who have drawn their battle blade he was
Incorporate in the expression of his valor than
comported with nice discretion the mOdesty which
accompanies bravery. He was Ike the Irshman at
Donneybrock 'spien for fight" and couldn't get any
body to tread on his coat tall When the conductor
asked Tor bis ticket, the Colonel wanted TO know If he
intended it for insult, the MEEK no sir" p
ply, se' med rather to dsappont our hero At last,
however, chance occurred. The journal OF nee the
became heated from friction, and The oil ard
te1 used to grease the wheels took ire and plazei
aHakiDg the Colonel from his nap. h. was turiOus,
swore that the conductor had the Ere, and
oe would "bow his d. d bead cff 90 sight"
The train stopped ard cut jumped the C0lo1el and
the ejnductor fale to face.
What in the Ill do yea msap, getting this car on
FIRE p exclaimed the former,
"Why, Colonel you ami afraid Of that little fre are
you ?" asked the 'ondaetor.
eyes, by -, am, and il you try it again Ill blow
Jour head cf.
swell CtloDe, If hat little hre scsrez yGn you had
better 90 go to Grenada, tell you, for tte YANKEES
Won't lei you stay there iva minutes"
This cured the COloGel OF 10 kIn& up hgat aud be
is always ready TO take head when required, but
don't go cut Of bis way in search OF ore.
--
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WILMINGTON, N. O., APRIL 2, 1864.
WE 1lAEs that :lue has been found to the myste

WE LlARN that :lue has been found to the mystic
rious case Of the man fourd evidently murdered, in
Smiths Creek town, over whose body inquest
was held on Tuesday afternoon. The body has bcen
identified money and value bes in the possession Of the
deceased sst before bis disappearance have been dis
covered ard psries have been arrested and lGdged in
Jail. We await the result OF preliminary examina-
ton in order to get at the Particulars with more
approach 10 corrtc cres than We can do from
nour. 1t is very dark affair.
T. S-The body has been identified IS that Of WIN.
CHILDERs belonging to Richmond Va where be has q
wife and three children. Mr.. CEnDERs, however, had
been for some time past employed in the workshops OF
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company. Tie
parties arrested 81. V. RUNc1HAN and NM. WRIGHT
PAEKsR. The case is under investigation. There
are some twelve witnesses
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By TEI.kGRArLi.
FOR TEE JOURNAL.
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHMoND, April I, 1858
In the Senate to-day the House bill TO abolish foggi in
the army parsed withan amendment also the House
bill &c reorRanze the navy the senate bill to increase
the number Of military to attend the army In the
seia message received from the President vetong
the act rea i've TO tie first regiment South CaroRa Voluu
teers entitled act to innsease the efficiency Of the Navy
and Artillery for dafeHee.
Netting mpsrtaat done il the House, tLe members
being engaged drawing for seats in tie Hall of the Virginia
House Of Delegates yesterday by the adjournment die
of the General Assembly.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS,

KICHnoND, Mach 2, 1863.
In he ee ate today Sr. Rarpwel from the committee
on fnsEce rep ortet back the Tex Bill fem the House,
with substitute. Ordered to he printed The Senate
bill passed to establish preferred mail the Nssia-
sipp Biver Several ether bills nompor snt charac-
ter were passed..
In the House, the II 70 exempt mail eonraot0rs ETC..
passed with amendment pre- vdDg that the all
shal be ten miles il length The senate bill repeal the
laws esvine Fubstitutes rejected iotat resolution
vas sd Nptedto adj lurn TIE "a b int.
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$50 RE w AND

eA RUNAWAY FIRM TIE SUBSCRIBERS PIanta-
- tion. Duplp County the l4th July, two negroes
q named ABB HAM ard sAB Il Abraham is dark
somplected toeI ably full built aged sbOu ls
years, and has a look WIN spoken sarah (his
lssr) light compeced, ul face has pretty bold look
when spoken to- eyed about 20 years medium height and
size. The above neg Imposed to be uI king
Bear Msrsh Church and vicuHity.
reward of Forty Dollars will be paid for thei. delivery
safe confinement in jail that get them and
additional reward OF Fifty Dollars for evidence to convict
any white person Of harboriDg them.
A. 3. BRANCH.
BrSnch's Store March l9b, 1868. 254t~
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Congress.

presume that the present Congress of tbs Coneder
ate States will 60 out at the close of Februny 1864 New
members Of the House OF Representatives will therefore
have to be elected in August represent state
of North Carolina ia that body
In portions of the State will be dicat to obtain
au that portions are oe.
cupied by the enemy lA nearly ell the districts the
will probably be smai The heaviest battles OF the war
have generally been during the hests Of eunns
tie Of Fredericksburg being the most noted exception But
hat had been preceded during ths year by the still
more terrible struggles around and in roat of
well ss Of Manassas, ,onhll and Sharpstug -
eheuid July of hs be bloody aud exciting the
corresponding month of last year, need hardly look for
a vary heavy vote either in the camps at home.
We could wish that the coming Congressional election
would be allowed TO pass OF without the introduction Of
disturbing elements into the contest hut although
may wish, confess that hardly no for
pect such a consummaion. One thing de can
AVOID paltc paBg ia partzan bra wis caculat ed
to divide pie stir fresh animositi in addition
to the already bitter hos,i TO which the of a
certain proscfiptiyc clqae has ready give rise We will
accept coed aud true mater TO "hst Darty
they fsrmerlP belonged they did and do ot base
their public action the denunoatios aaG of
their fellow-citzens. For adopting such we
could not vote neither hereafter
When hear appealing fer support, unter aticg G
tangled party names, while th.y helabtr esher
with epi,hets let all just tel the that want such
TGat the tiIae for such is pas. 1r TIE
who m0uthiy kroelams himself ''ccnserva vt spd
dero0Gces st; destructive th-, hs is
sHpA bRub0g. ell him that has heeu lay out
Tht rs Fe"e have ether things ,b:pk tf sUd hstthey
have asa FIR other ssrt OF heae blatant
Eeekers after power and prof and Tell
the same tn under any other who eeks TO
stir evil who pursues place power for personal
or party ends. We have fog sush thinQs
. We want who know the the COUNT J. wfe
are wiling 10 give he administration hearty uppet
all constitutio al tending vigorous proseou
tion of tho Men with enough 20 perceive
what The country needs, ard and independence
enough TO 90 for 1t at any expense Of popuarya any
lisk eff 6enGEcaticn.
Let the people choo'e lie for themselves for
themselVet throw bowling demsgogues, intriguing poll
ticans, official orgars and al unrecessa aphsr-
na;ia 10 the winds, Let thcr go ogethe: now. that
they fight their pelit.cal battles pea hereafter
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FROM TESNEShEE.

CHATTANOOGA pvi; 2d 1853.
TIE eunhrats the Tennessee have b4an driven
back by sharp shooters T2n ir0n cads edeavored
to land a Tnscurbia. his iog daylight and
attacked ~ cavalry outposts Heav? o@Dao0adDg Ell
sued aud inefss .a, aad eRrts vera ms e to
land party, whe the iron lads ha kad dow the river
hero hs been battle IN rou' but haavy skirmahtpg
Qnionvile Passengers by tina ater:ooua train report
he capAre of several wagons ad p3igunera Wadnes
day seven buhdrad AID grs "a Bturcd By
Zen Forres: 1T Brentwood, reached here evenipc.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

General W. ". .Lo' -g, the hero Of Fort Penbertor
native of " ilmlbgon, \. C., but now citizen oi
Fiorids TO which State The family removed ia his boy
hood. He bcgan bis glorious military career in his
tbrteeBth year, in the ScmiHoe war, and in his four
teenth year comms4Ed.d company at Aaqaa, against
he Ucher Indiaus lie was repeatedly marked for
distinguished servic IN Mexico, and lost be-
fore the Ci'y OF Mexico. H. asequsly distinguished
AID conspicuous iE the Wtstern aud Pacific depart
naus, afer The Mexican war ard ei.tering the Cor
edera;e serVse q tie opening Of the present war; has
exhibited bis Characteristic daring, devotion, and eff
ciency at every opportunity.
He add largely in relieving the disasters which
threatened by the deea of Garrett in South-Wes
tern Virginia, and We trust will be soon reportea as
equally suecessiun bis efforts OF rid6ing the Mssissip
pi of the hated iee.-CAas. Courier.
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The Royal Marriage.

The Esglish papers overflow with accounts OF the
marriage of the Prince Wales il St Georges chapel,
Windsor. 1t was most brilliant a1sir. The royal
pair lett Windsor in the afternoon for the Isle OF
where they intended to spend the honeymoon For the
benefit OF our lady readers We append description of
the bridal dresses:
DRESS OF TnS BRIDE.
On these occasions believe. tie rcss 0 the bride
ranks in general estimation OnIy secoad in import
to the celebration of the ceremony ITSELF Which is
to beregresttd Tor ladys Dress like adys beauty,
can only be described by its effect II is embroidered
white silk, trimmed with silver, which can just be ds
cerned 10 rich dosigns gtterng between The snowy
folds. The traditional white not however departed
from, though over all she slight bodice with
open sleeves Of white silk embroidered with silver and
which, falling tight, sets of her taperng vast and
faultess symmetry of form to absolute perfection Her
gorgeous train of white end silver is borne by eight
young ladies, between the ages of fifteen and twenty
the very choice and fewer of the fair sciops of ost
ancient houses.
TEE BRIDAL BOUQUET
was Of the most beautiful description, being composed
of orange blossoms, white rosebuds rare orchideous
hOwers, and sprgs of MYRTLE with trimming of Hon
ton lace The myrtle was by express command of her
Majesty sent from Osborne and taken from plants
reared from the sprigs used in the bridal bouquet
THE BRIDESMAIDS
IL Is quite superfucus to say how they looked, as
rooed 10 snowy white and wrapped in veiIs they fol-
loWed their royal mistress with soft footsteps though
az they were not going be married they seemed 10
think themselves relieved from the pecessity of lookna
On the ground, and glanced abou+ and turned to one
ano another' ana mace believe to look if they did
not know and hear that they commanded almost tbei,
iu tribute of admiration, behiLd such isdy ir
such scene this. Imagination must draw their pic
tures for words would fail to paint them Their dress
es were all of wbte-a wonderful mixture of silk and
lace that made them seem ethereal in their shtness
as partly wrapped in Iorg soft wells they passed
seessiy as vision which cannot be forgotten Q,
described.
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General Notices.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN PURSUANCE of decretal order. made at Fail Term
A. ID. lss of Wayne Court OF Equity shall cell at pub
lie the premises the Is day Of April A D.
1853 the hour OF II NJ tract of land situated in the
couny Wayne the North East river adjoining tue
heirs of Wm. Whitfield, L. LeRls, Hesekah
Crimes and hers known the John Bryan pace, aud
containing about seven hund ed AID fifteen acres
Terms cash FIVE hundred dollars cash aud the balance
on a credit of six months, the purchaser may desire
W. G. MORRISEY, q. H. e.
CiodsbOro, March 2s, b, 1858.
April 1, 1863, II 70
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

NorHIKG NEW from the coast eithr Of North or
South Carolina I he enemy has landed two regiments
on Seabrooks Island and it is believed to be their iu-
tenton 10 occupy both Seabrcoks Island and Edisto
Island base Of future operations. The usual mum
Der OF bIockaders tf bar Fourteen bfckaders
were represented of the Charleston bar en- Tuesday
evening.
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oA 10 Richmond Gnes zore.

TIE Charleston papers Of yesterday Fave not word OF
from he operations Of the the that
state lie threatened attack does appear t. have
ken place. although The sudden al3 departure
Of he whole Frerch Censua.s cid appear 81 give color
to 'hns views a hose 7h anticipate early attack. This
haweEs' qualification from the fact that a.
though hr. cUNCH, the English Consul has gonesPkRoY
WALKER still remains acting Consul Of Great Britain and
ime date attack drove eff the French Consulate, why
not also the British.
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: Fran Wnshin sfon.

by this mornings train that forces suceeed
In seriously disabling Of the enemy guaboats and
damaging others, and driving the enemy back.
Wednesday last. Heavy cannonadin< heard in the
direction Of Washington nearly al day yesterday We have
no particulars This brought up from Tsrboro
and reached here this monnng:-Daily Journal, Sd.
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II seems that the French Consul at Charleston, to-
gethsr with the Vice Consul, with their families have
been taken c by the French steamer Milan, and will
be transferred to the steamer Cataet The latter will
go TO New Ycrk, from wbeI &c the Consul and Vice
Consul ordered to report to the French Minister
at Washington.
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NOTICE,

TNHE sUBSCRIBFR having qualified st tie December
Term. A. D. 1862, of the Of Pleas and Quar- er
Sessions for the County of HaEOVer, the Executor
the will and of the late NIxos.
hereby notifies all persons indebted his teststor to make
payment and hose having claims against said tes
notified present them within the tire pre-
serihed by this Will be pleaded in bar their
recovery.
J0Ht= DAWSON, Executor.
March 10th lsg3 l2Stt-24 Sc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

A FA1R1o1Ic LoAN.-9tvtn of the different banks 10
Savannah have acceded to proposition made by the
President of The Marine Bark of that city loan the
city $4,000 each without interest," and one loan OF
SIS O0O TO be invested in provisions, which be
sold prize the need and others Of Savannah
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$40 REWARD.

& RUNAWAY from the subscriber in Sampson coun-
~ about the middle of January last his
S4 named LUCINDA. Said woman is of da K complex
.nd size. She formerly belonged Travis
Butler and doubt ur king il the neehbor-
hood of Owen CrumpIers pla0 alton 10 sampson county
will give the reward her delivery me,
for her safe confinement in jail.
j. PORTER.
westbrooks, n. c., April Ist, 1863 27-2t*
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We LEARN By gentleman from Fort Caswell that yes
erdsy narpfng in addition to the usual bocF at heir
accustomed stations, there smaller steamer, appa
renty of tie description employed in rrnng the block
She and apparently under the charge c.
one of larger bock ding vessels and possibly
prize. We do not know what steamer expected 80
reach our har sbout this time -Ddi!u Journal, Sd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

The FIRST CT April asserted itself eehly yesterday
in The way CTS report that he ball bad opened al Char
lesion, whsh scme thought probable and othsrs didn't
None gave it much cledence.
A small boy tri,d it on this noroipg 10 rnild
sort of way by informing that we had dropped our
hacSkerchief. The first of April has passed.
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Tex Behino7s dme1lsa', Of tie % b ult says that
the British stesner Nicholas l. tas teen captured by
the O.. So GuDboat Victoria, eff Wnling.on, n. G.,
and sent to Port Royal Her cargo consists parity OF
powder and srns
There seems 10 be rarksd fatality atteLdcg ves-
sells ccnng di,est frem Ensard TO the Confsaeracy.
fatality lar exceeding tfst smerg vess'ls 'rsd to
Nassau, ard surposed with truth believe 20 bring
Yapkse goods portion, al least, Of thar cargo and
'skeing cut eottof to be too on transferred 10 Yam
zee bottoms at Nassau. We think this was the irst
trip OF the Ncloss l., and, aPpesrs her last
lockade runner.