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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-21

REs1eNED.-We learn that Maj. Jno. DeVereu1
of this City, has resigned the position of Assistant
Quarter Master N. G. T. Maj. Devereux was an ef
fcient officer
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DIR NEW TERMS.

announced that in consequence of the excessive
of all articles of living, and the cost of publishing
A. rndard that after the 18th of the present month";
iFsbruary our rates of charges will be as follows
Fer Weekly year, % w Id ~u'''
% months, oo
Weekly year, oO
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D, y, Persons sending less sum than the above after
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-21

friend writing US from Concord under date April "a,
says I'VE all pleased with your course. The howl
ings of the Register and State Journal have effect here
Gov Vances late proclamation prohibiting the exporta
lion Of bread and meat meets hearty approval here. Can
ne not do something to stop the distiaton Of gran2
understand there is a company in Union County which
mas never stopped dstlliug, carrying on now"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-21

Our thanks to Lieut. T. II. .Satterthwaite, Of the
committee, for card of invitation to pic mic, to
be given by the officers, complimentary to Mrs COL
Lamb, at Fort Fisher, on Wednesday, the 9Th Of
ravf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-21
SNTFFI SNUFFII

U7E HAVE SOLD OUT OUR ENTIRE Ivs SIoCn Gn Vp y
" Carolina Belle, to Messrs N F. BY q 20" Il"
whom all orders for the Suu snCuS ~ Mi intos Wheat
and Corn MIL and stop making SMUT Our psTGSSs ~ tSs
supply will soon DC sAHE JAMES N. vENABLE CO.
CAROLINA BELLE
,y,rc puRcHAsED- TIE ENTIRE STOCK OF
The above popular brand of SNUFF We are Prepsr'
ed to I'LL orders "r 'n' n F. RIvES l. CO,
T.. Druggists
Petersburg Va, April Z, 1862 2s-"A'"lnP0'
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Fayetteville Market, April le.

Bacon 81 TO 81 10; lard 81 beef 37 to 40 by the sde
butter 81 5o coffee s. so: chickens 81 cotton 25 to 82
to $50 "a molasses $ sugar 81 40 retail sheet
ings 81 to rs cents
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-21

EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION AT CoLUMBIA.-Atten
ton is directed to the notice in the Standard to-day
IN relation to tie Educational Convention at Co.
lunbia.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-21

Gov. Vance returned to this City on Saturday
evening last, from his trip to the neighborhood Of
Washington.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-21

THE subscriptions to nearly all the weekly newspa
pers in the Confederate States are now 81 per anhu.
This 10 owing pAinly 70 the high price of paper.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-21

BANK CAPE FEAR,l
Wilmington, April 18th, 1868.
Dividend No. lO7. - nv, nm cz,,o
a has been declared BY this Bank payable to Stock
holders ist May. J. u. buhh' CasnTt' ~.
April IL, 1868. "o-4':
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-21
STOCK AARKRT

are frequently asked why is the Confederate
bonds 0f the hundred million oan are selling in Richmond
at while they yet be funded the Depository in
this City for the proper kind of notes. The difference we
learn is that the bonds already issued and selling now for
$lO payable in 1884, while those being funded noyo
are payable IN five years. should the choose TO
do So This by the way is the last day 2zd that these
notes can be funded into per cent bonds aDd speaks
well for our community, when say that the amount
funded at this Depository will exceed million of dol.
iars and we advise our friends matter of specu-
laton II prompted BY no higher motives their
spare funds in them venture the prediction that by
the 10th of May they will be los We the fifteen mil
hon loan quoted in Richmond at IT, and the 900 mill
lion loan at llO1l. These were auction sales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07
JeefinR I . YictsmA.

After exciting by all its arts disuaion aud
war in America, the leading Englsh journal
is jeeIing its bleeding victims. 1--WE tell these
poor drowning wretchss,' ssys the Times,
That they have no chsncs whatever" And
much of the same sort, which wa qaoted yes
tsrday, exuiting in the idea Of Americas an
initiation. Bat !e: nc, the 1imss rejoice too
soon. Zen, twenty, or even fifty years Of de-
solas!ng war will 10. leave a permanent scar
on the face Of this young and vigorous cont.
nent. In FIVE years after pesce we sha!l te
refreshed aud powerful as ever and half a
century hence, not q trace Of ths war will he
vieitle. All vii! have passed away, bat tho
remembrance of the part that England lis ss
played In this drama, and the legacy Of Rsiri-
button which will be bequeathed TO our poa-
tariiv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

Needs Entorcsmsat--By the laws Of Vir-
kiaia no white person has right 10 purchase
any article. however trivial, Of slave, with.
oat Inc written eoassns OF his master; and
for thus purchasing, without taat written con
sert, he May be- tiasd aud imp riseasd ~ the
.lissi elton OF jlry. Tnis iaS wac designed
10 protect ths uwpsrs Of slsves againss ths
ts.sl,s ot asair servants, and ous 20 be rigid
ly enforced at Al simss, bat especially sonow.
ALGtaer law fjfbids ths Miss alton 0f free
negroes ilom one county to snother. AMI for
b.ds ri psss3ns from hiring taen uniees they
4bia,s sh5ir registers OF frseictn. 10 en-
,,l.5 !. lss> Eeg,o in oDs Goanty an take him
H. saoi.sg, is !. violation Of law, that can bs
punlslea by heavy aas. TIA! saus Law makes
:.l Essso.s slaves, aaless thsy nave tree pa
pera; a-d u eap.oy-a slays fer any parpose
without the consent of his owseg, Is misds
msAaer which the Caasts are directed to pas
ish severely.
IT the psopis Of Virginia could be mads t
appreciate AID rsspecs those lava. hundreds Q
runaway negroes might b rsturnsi - shsi'
O. ownsrs, and seoras of worthless free nsgsosi
oaala is dr,ysa from kisamoad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

A FouRrH CT JuLy HoAx--tbs Passrs
burg Eaprsss. OF yesterday. h&s tae following
paragraph:
A friend wao ia acquainted with the psoP,e
If Norfolk and fort=m1a.h, assafas Us that
tue letter which We extracted from tho Bali
more American and pabilshed IL cur paper On
Wednesday, purporting 10 give the pEesasd
iu9s Of a meeting of tie Norfolk and taris
mouth Union Lsaauss," is = koax played of
On the yulibie edi.or vi tha. pipeA TOE
chairmsn of ina meeting, Robert Bait, Esq s,
of Portsmouth,, il man Of essanaivs tepa.a-
siap, tsiag no other tBan Bob b ~, tbs grave
digger, very resPsetsh's IGa!@sso. Who made
biulessf very useful during tho yeiiaT foysr
epidemic. Jsmss Gsesn, ED, noted for III:
Iauniicsnce, who 90 hantso,as'y contributed
81. 900 fer the suppart OF tbs families OF col
aisss in tie Yauses service. is tas vsfiiAess
Jimmie Green. the Missr, notst all over MOE.
f,ik and vicinity for the dirty aad DEGRADED
manner ia which he has aiwsya lived Ds. ~
w. Todd 10 9 Water street gaask Of no Fosi'
tion ana lsss character, aad ll-. e, ~ ass -
usns,sr doctor. utterly worthlAss and tsassth
contsmpt Aaoug the cfhsf nanes may b
reeosu;xe "a soma Of the traisosa WHOSE condae'
has disgraosa the city ana Ssaas, oat thsse an
noue, Ne are assured, who sves we're seeesm
"a or respected before the war
Taav veefe creatures of foltune, ready a
take efdss q any tire with the stsongest par
- o. nth that giio which woasi pay bsa
4. ri. Whisehurss, wAo lusmesly kspt Ae1rt
groaseey, 10 ;ho loAaiag nAn anaene them Y
E. Eaeilss waa appoietsd "a By LsnAsin -Aha
Aseas on lie i. u =. y. : kua hsves ase!nst
90 olles, hseanaa 81 M fear of DeAnx ueeest
g Jhie end of thAfeA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

0OeO 0V1ce - SUo ueAtu.
Ia Bishop Haghss's address to The Irish Of
his diocese, who were supposed to have horne
q aeonspicuous part ia the late riots ia New
York, he said, among other thiugs,-"Kssp
ont Of the crowd within which immortal souls
are launched Into eiernity without . nomshs' .
notice. Now, that isjuss whst,hs men who
resisted the drsft were trying to do. BishaP
Hashss would have them keep ont Of mob
in which not dozen Irishmss of that city were
killed, and precipiiats them into an ssssmb!ses
Ike Ms.ehsrs brigade at FrsdeIickstu-g, aud
another Irish brigade at Gettysburg, in which
scarcely soui survived to tell the tale.
Nothing couid bs wiser than the advics Of
Bishop Hughes, If applied to iswlsss assem-
blagss Of any kind-those ON the Potomac and
Mississippi, for example, as well 40 New York.
In letters Gf gold It shouid be inscribed On
every recruiting tfii 80 in the North, and echoed
from every pulpit in Ireland, keep ont Of
the crowd within which immortal eouls are
landed into eternity without moments 10.
tice." Let the priests Of Ireland impress this
Lesson upon their crsduious people, whom
Federal smissaries are eu,icing to America to
fight ths battles Of men who care neither for
their bodies For their souls. Let Bishop
Hughes, who rests his appssi TO his hearers
upon the danger to their seuIs from snaden
death, prove himaelf good shepherd by
keeping his flock from tho Wholesale destruc.
tion which awaits them BY erlistiBg iu the
Federal armies, where they have 80 often been
lad Na shS6D IN the slau oktsr
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FROM THE VALLEY.

The latest Intelligence We have from the
Valley leaves 10 doubt a. 10 the fact that the
enemy has again occupied Winchester in con
siderable force, and that they have extended
tdsir lines ~ far az Middistown on the Val.
10y Turnpike, seven miles cas-. of strashaTg.
A gentleman who left the nsieabo. hood oil
Berryv.iis, Clarke county, on Friday n,ornin9
last, says that regiment Of Nsw York cav
airy sncampsd at Nerryviis en- Thursday
night on Friday e foios, composed OF ari,i-
iery, infantry. ani cavalry, occupied Win
chester, moving up fsom ManinstuSg. II v As
reported that there was large force in lie
Lower Valley, and it was the belief that TIE
enemy were conce ntratiugs free with II view
Of sending a heavy column up the Valley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

Escaping from Prison-Wi.hia the pact
thirty d.ys sonis six or eight prisoners have
escaped fIcm the j4ii Of Henrieo county. aud
others will follow their example jass "a long
AZ tho present nsaas FOR 20 doing are afford
cd them. This prison house and yxfd are ss
west OF QUO Of tue outer waIls, and adjoining
il, is . large shed. in 8 private yard, npoG
which outside aeeomp!icss can get at pleasure
and furnish the prison inmates with tools OF
ropes with which to escape II 10 little Elm
galsr inss the County Couss has not taken
proper stops 10 have this shsd removed, and
;has add 70 the security Of their prison. II
the lot saa neither be bought nor condemned
it can possibly be rented Situated - the
premises are, q stroug guard shouid be kspt Oh
the ontsite Of the enclosure st all times, OF
tho prisoners should bs sonHaei in their cells
We Invite atteatisa TO tho matter because tha
Coar. IL now III sossion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07
FIGHT WITH THE GrNBOATS IN
JAMES RIVERA MONITOR DiYA-
RI4EU -CHE FLEET RETIRE AIN

FIGHT WITH THE GTNBOATS IN
JAMES RIVERA MONITOR DiYA-
BLED THE FLEET KETREA1
o. Wednesday three gnntoats and an iron.
clad came up James river as far a. varins,
about - miles from shs city. They cams Cd
with tie Confederate flag hyng On the f,se.
most vssss', aaa 80 deceived two Of the 26.h Va
regiment vino we're ous in bGa. ii.hing .hs.
they succeeded in capturing one Of thsm. The
men on board called cd. to the two C,n;sds
rates TO come On tha vessel, and at the rsus
time lowered the Confederate end ran up tho
Yankee flag. Oae o! the men, who could
swim, lsaPsd out Of ths boat, aua though fred
at succeeded in getting ashore, the other one
was capsnred. The chips isy OF varina ali
Wednesday night.
Yesterday morning the monitor and three
ganSoAss came up to . point near Chsiaa's
B!uf, where one or two heavy pieces belong.
ing 10 Msj,r Boggs's battalion had been
posted for tbeir scsption. A. seOn a. they
came within range shess guns were tired upou
thsm, and, - was afterwards sscsrtainsd.
vita damaging effect. They drew cff after
receiving the Xrs and moved off down the
river. They passed City Point Ct about IL
o'clock, and an officer, who was there at the
time and saw them, Gays thst.ths ncniser wAs
very materially injured, three sists hsvins
passed snslrsiy sshrcush her, disabhns Asrsss.
chinery, and requiring her to be towsd off by
the gauboats. AS they psssed the Point the
three gunbeats were abreast, and the two
outside Dss wsrs towing the moni,or.
Ols Of the shots which struck the monitor
passed through hsr engine house. and i. was
this that rendered her incapable of moving OIL
without assistance. We understand that on
Wednesday night two torpadoss that had been
placed 10 the channel exploded, but the ex-
piosion took place before the boats had ap-
preached efficiently near to receive any in
iurv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

CAsuAITIrs IN THIS 5JD Va REaIAENf AT
GEIrrsnuRa-Wm. Slaughter, Of company
II, and l. u. Rsblason, Of company b, SD
Va regiment, returned from Fort l. elawass BY
TIE last 4 .g OF truce boat. and report tAs 81.
lowing AZ regards those named, Who were ~.
ported missing after the bstllss at Gsttystusgs
Lieut-Coi Il w Martin, commanding, was
severely wounded in hip and Leg. The last
heard OF him he had written Ilots 70 bis
father.
Msior j e Timbsrisks, unhurt.
Adjataat Henry Csalsss, unhark
Company A K Wilnnahsm, slightly
wounded; r Carter, slighuv wounded.
Company B-i.isus II 3 Richsrdsos, cons
Company D-LsE d Robinson, snhast; 1t
X G Campbell, do; Corporal II Barch. dos e
ID Party, do; l. L f.iss!spsss. %; EwA-
Conpauy E-Caps B L Yassahetk sshasss
1t Wm h Bray, lex aapstaests Csles.besesr
i II BiseknAD, severely wounded y ths
brsaet
Company H-Csps L Lsaass. ssh.sss +
VIM II Burruss, disd Of woands 9.h J1ly, Il
~ Sale, unhurs; ORGY ss.gss:s , Grave.
Han nonds, do; J Ksslss, DO; = - Lsxtet Ass
| q e Mitchell, wounded IN sAealdess W 81 YoS-
| nsr, killed; q r Tack, uahass; Wa Gary,
unburt
Company LTD w Whitshssd, weuuAsa
| Ia isg; private } r G Glass, unhnrt
Ia the "oid barracks there wese eAiA - be
| about six,y six Of This regiment. wAoss eeaAh
lion Was not known. II he hespisals ~ 0sf-
.yssuys and Baltimore sssAs Of Ne weasAsd
| were left who hsd not bern renewed - Rsri
Delaware. Between the l5sh saa l1.h ol
Ja,y the eficsrs were tent from The iost 70
| EauduskS. Oaio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07
4 ufki and Yankees

A historian of the Saracsn conqasrors,
says: eft was moreover common injunction
to spare AZ much AZ possible the countries they
invaded. "DsstrOy mol palm trees Gays Aha.
baker 10 Yesuf, ''aor burn amy field Of corn;
cm dowa no Jran trees. do no mfsehsJ TO cat
lie, only such as ye Kill to eat"
Compare these Turks of more than thou
sand years ago, in the very miauiEhs of the
agee, with tho Yankees Of this day, who or.
ganizs expeditions for the express purpose OF
doing what the most savage aud barbara us
people of tho world would not permit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

M"E,Ls, Aug. As far ~ heard ffom
Watts has a snail msjority ovsr Shorter Or
Governor. I.audon has N u srity over Disk.
ihson for Congress.
SaLas, Aag. s-'Fae election rsturas sone
Ia slowly. Cfiaksaak 10 stactsd " Copsps.s
i" tue aa district over Cary. Ia Dxllas
eoaasy Chiisons majority ovsr Line seven or
eight 70 one.
WAstss msjority over Shorter for q svsner
Il thus far 126. Greene csaasy gsss WaGas
four 10 Shortsr's one; Perry county, Wakis
C65 Shorter lSl, and two boxes 10 hear from.
C~ihoao 10 reported to hsvs gone for Wasts.
Tasia.isgs. Bibb, snd Saslby have gess for
Watts by large ssjorisiss. 4 few rssusas
from Tuscaloosa and Peksss indicate mA.
jafiiy fer Watts In beth thsss counties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

WHoLEsALE SWisDLlsa "A mAn Who Gego
bis name Va u. Phiiiips eArIisd zen nsgfoeo 70
Cbaristts, N. G., iaak Wssk-nea, we0eb,
and ctiidrsn -and sold thea fss el3Noe. Al
ter hs hsd collected The money AID lsls nsws
ana that they nd bssa stolen itea ~ nelDh-
Lsrhood Of YoshtoWn, Va PAil1lpo ge1ee>
ssntsd saas ls boagkt the nsgsose - rsssse.
bavx aud produced forged papers - prove 9.
Ias negroes assisted ~ the swtsdhn1 epess'
tion Ey keeping ceaesaisd NJ hss - 10y
usss free bssa; aad whss qasseas.ea eSees
the matter thsy sekn0wleexeA ~ so Vsse
bsiux slaves to going bask q Viz nn1e een1lVs
- they had bssa iIviss. Fee 1supsss-11
rather badly now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

Spectators Of Flour, in I.ysshhasT, wsfs
hr3ugl Il ,o their senses By tss y:ot.pt aetiee
OF the cit;z 3as, 10 public mse,iGg Asssnoled
:lad a similar confss will hays ;o he tarsued
here ii tins people have determined nc: To bs
starved. La. money lovers display their spec
ula.ias qualities in taying ana selhny tobacco,
" w;iiskey, aid nani useless iaxWsee but for
the EscsssaIies cf life, kssr their ha,js off,
Aissady The Ccntedasacy ID srcanias belox:h
n load Of ,ieb., ines sassa tsufold by the opera
toes Of spec aatoss-- already tl,a liis blood Of
the people has been sucked tom them by
ii,nss col a,orasts Ie. IL no n he said 10 them
in Solemn safhsatnses, "u1 no further, we
eau bssr no more --..s,d from tina day I'LL the
enA OF the war Let ths pe0pls or the Govsrn
msni visit suma sry punishment uyon every
Individual who may be detected in hord,ng up
thu nscs ssa,iss Of life, in order to ext0Ss an,
ss&sonsbls pIicss from those who nast hays
them or s.arve. If ,hs man thst bsttaya Gov
SraUlsnt secrets, or oar array aud navy into
the hands Of Cur e6snise, deserves the Gal
lows, ~sAst msui.ss OF paeishmentz ~ xde
q late 10 the cfim5 Of stareI0g the army aua
sac helpless WOMEN ani children devandt ut
ou thas army for life and Ebsrsy! We trust
Ina. 10 more Il ,ur viii ba allowed TO leave
Ei1h.nonc for the present, and thst the Gov
eynmsrt V i'll mlasdisteiy aeizs and sppropri-
ata every barrel found IL the hands 81 spasu.
iatGfG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07
&. Il. HateAer. A. A. q.

CARRYin0 A CoxcEALrD ARIA yau.h
cioshsa - = soldier, and gtstag hls nsns - >.
ID. Robests, Was arrested u tAtS city yeoeef-
day on saspicioa Of dseef.ioa troa soms Osa.
1sdersse company and the use Of IN arttaee TO
ayoId dstsesiou. He csssisd an empty aassse
asd vs. apparently deprived cf ono aFo.
m Nr r A. Smith assestained % sxemtne.
lion thss 10 had . soand sau closely. hid
avay vDAsr his apdsr.elosting. Hs lad besn
paeofse hiusetf or - q os3see q charity,
~ oSSaiatA 90 o. ~ soaulheaione ron
soue of Cur sisiSsas. sa4 ~. enea Nas es'
eaesA u s4idaa nese enel - - 49,
81 suepieleas wsee aIeue Aessaeese esa)
En43TW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

Csuaay Po.,ce by an oraiaanee Of tie
Civ ceaneii slaves are forbh!ea % tide 10
public hacks or ethsE vshieiss, wahoat lns
S.ata law mora tssa ave sl4vss assembled %.
gethsr constitute an 0aiawfa: ssss nsiy. Asa
vet, with these Lawn staring them 10 tho iAcs,
scarcely 4 Sasbaih passss thst .scsss OF hacks
nilsd with uegsoss are net sses ~ Various kasss
Of Ii. eouu:y, getting ar rsiigioas nssaiaEs
psrsiss OF pleasure, etc. - uaSs ne tnSss
saeh tAinas ought Ea's 70 NJ saa Wousd hSs p
ifshs soanty II nsnfss" had fsepss PSiiss OF
eAalzasi0as.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

TIE Petition TO the Hec.e.s.ry OF War which
;ts County Court is expected to mako nexs
Saturday, s.ts forth grievsue,s 70 That can and
ought 10 to promptly remedisi. The till=rs Of
tao soil need projection irom the Government,
and if il is not given them the cit:zsas Of Rich
mond wiil have their sHppliss greatly reduced
a military guard. props1ly sppoiased, can re.
strain stra gsiers, traveat deseftioa, Gnl arf"st
outlaws VINO attempt to eross the iiaes. Ii ti.is
is done, api the ohicsrs of tho army will con
troI their nsp, ss they shouid, MilioGs OF dol
lsss W wortti of ers;n aud vegetables may be
sayeI that other Mise will 10 lost TO tie conn.
tru
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07
TELEGRAPETTC


CHAHLts'os, Aagass Stakeholder day Of
quiet The snsmyis strengthening bic Morris
Island batteries, and the iron Glade are rscsiv.
ing aRmunition.
Last night soae marinss and dstaokmsps
OF the Eassw regiment, under Lieut. Worlsy,
of lhs Navy, surprised two Of the sssay's
picket boats In The creek between Aossis aad
James islands. We took one beaa. eonaAaeias
an officer and nine men, besides Atllino shsss.
The other boat escaped with the fosl ef . por.
,iun Of her crew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07
FROM GEN LEES ARMY.

The condition of affairs along the Kappa.
hammock since our lse. report has not mate
rally changed.
The IunoF with reference 70 a cavalry fght
On Wednesday in Ca!pepAr county is not cen
Grmed by any info, nation we have received.
Oa Wsdn ssday small Yankee forcs made
,.ss appearances a: Falmouth, opposi Fssder-
'sksbarg, and i. is conjsctu.ed that they have
a considerable force moving 10 that direction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

The vifksbDrg pPisonssa.- Mayer Me0goo.
arrived last plght OF Fort Aor2An, from New
sOfisaps. Ni!h The visk6buS1 r9s6tS1 ysAson.
ers.
Mayor Monroe, OF New Orleans, hsA ss.
rived, with his family. ai Pascagousa, "a route
for THE city.
PAscAoouLA, August 5.-Msyor Monroe, OF
New Orleans, has arrived here from Fsst Pick
ems His fSmIix 10 with him. He wal not per
United to visit New Orleans.