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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-03
Z. BEACHEG4R",
Geaeral Commanding.
From Kentucky.

4 Iiand WII has justreaohed Knoxville iI,m Ken
lucEy, hIiI who hsard W1ofords speech NJ Lebanon
the telegraphe ace ,ult If which We hayo Hheady
prcaented gives the Ergster" this vsra!on OF it =
General W0oiiord, after dIhaudIng his csvalry, told
them that ii LiGcoln did not within twonty days
modify his Emancipation FioclslnHton, he (Genars
Wcoliordj If he forced ngain 10 take up arins
would fight ior the South. up,n th!s annourcenen ri
b5 men chee.od him enthusiastically ,.ui called I'm
the Morgan If the North"
Gel John III. Harlan, In cor paIl Of tie forces. a
Lebanon was prtsenS und after the lnsoting ex
rc,pd his nrproba'ion OF Wocliord's oourse.
The Fccersl force at ln7e, when the Ike gJters'
informant was there, numbered tbous AEON. brl
gsds dotachod from hst town, roue TO Frankfort
p.sBiog through Ua.rodshurg and LuSronceburg
seo'e over ESQ negrot1 IN oil man Iannh MGI6in
(fetllei.usw Of Dr. EadtlaudJ followed this 1hnvinp
prigadc 10 Frankfort 20 rr.aiTu his nsgr,as but on
reaching III" Camp II ihu contrGbanis hiutsily
bssteu uGd otherrias Tal::eatsi by the white Atoli
lion commander.
AT Lexington tho private louses Gro occupied at
1spita!s Elrs. ToIn Bulrns houn:, IL tlc lrslarncc
VAS comDlete!y rnlcai by the v2nias
The 'Rsgistrr" a"ys cut infofMslt met Cartsr with
his fo.ce twelve mules this sise Of IebabnOn. just
turning from is East Tennessee rsi3 bGt had n1 Up.
porturity n hsnr n report.
The ps oe ot lhs b:ue grass IT lon a,e represented
as th,i.y unit Tor the EouthsTn CJnfatefaaC, aini
10 king au xousv for the re:ain Of army 10 re-
isre thsIn from ,ls abolition dasp0tisn.
There IL no Qu5nton ihIt great revolution In Lnt
O sentiment has Occurred, Not only la Kentucky hui
p III, North western Htates snce the publirH. ou G
1hs enlaa aoips;ion proclamation. ynchhurg Hr!ub
Iii'gu.
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IlevellTr JatebGy Dayjl.

DIED. cn tie 7;h CT JrDu.ty, q. Ii:n g. Ct rb'..ls
pulncrs rsla ..suug rfac anInc f.Se. irocr.r LLfHEi
IYa 0ATEssY DAVIS ( Col T. Lucig' DAYS, ,he
18th year ~ EiS age
Sn pure 1ss tho His 81 tL's yu!h sd happy la u.
pErtJrs frcn earthly te rtr:su,- ot
" Tsber ihst especial Bplc- you'd u D. ~, u
tbs Ltrkip4 clsr,tt; lst,cs ~ his sAo."
esrtn sod the un-Susly in,e.e.tn. ctcnns SEQ It.
i:g his death.
No youth Hsa eSer ln're le.er-s.S pr E.T w.ta ~ -
escatss, Exhibited scfsch 'iT ~ a"f?i-
Of others les c7nc'ra ruout hi "7h L. ihrE
profsne word woud fall from lis i.s, even bt:c h-
made open profession OF the ra:a Wb.cn tncd >" /: st
laatre his depsrture. E=~Dp!sS H. III 's ht- -
ID. military dat,ss, {He Sas T. ,S.as 10 -: :4 Va.
Cavalry until driven w dse2se rom the service Te ne
loved, sfsoibasr, and Submissive tsra III psr.r,.
courteous aai sgrce1hls in ai 1terco ri sis
and eente iu his dealing, n all. Zone VU' h''a
we'll ei'l hear oi b' death, hiPpy - Il 80 sh or'p
enotian.
Ile~ell5u wiuI .p.sk o. lis ap7ro shi-s etd ~ a
cal,aneSJ tst surpris-n =, r"a61 Lat ca n; -
lnc soueht i:,rees, IL ~ a:"'ay b 81 ~ c t.
at6 f,r tterait% hrs ct - Hfe tfst i1'"-
We 10 lis stnUr aid Sr>:l crf - - Tia B. e J..
iLs, iIy,) and 81 the ny bog - - e. :; n
e.na t-,i.n ~ his yong ln'i'irs - ""'' N'".
vrB; I'll Ills o"7 he ia !s.!; to- ~ -
bic .;- hid caused Kind :i!-i ids IN hiti - +, B.
wHld beYsr be 30 hi, lo"rr - cGl!c,~a' . T'' -
Their Xxi Ndnr.s gave ~ o;n - TO .i3 grns'
Lid tho loved arousd good II; an WITH ~ r'r
ID phye. up his lip,. sx"k gsn!y - h i;
His d wEa Co ca n itat rviTrr wr,ca :,E .''t
csud not ili That hr Il ID psS.rd from ,.ri o.. T.
tend!ug pAysic!au .e,lartci ii would f.hT 60 'f''
Gesh thsn rTe ToosaaJt o5gts.' cu:siy 81 &
,iy, "et ny lset Ci.d bs Ike h;i."
Willie Ssius friercs IaIy rcu:n it: la c:s
nan, they may rE;olcs N IL: 7htrCt IN -.
asfe hiesS-u. ( icr.n!, lGEe7sIn"re 'h'P'a,'
~ Rctuoad pspes rl"..' scr' AL scnt ti.' ;
tkis .iI::
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LATER FROM kURUPS.
TIE Policy Ur TIE FHE.CH Gu.EnSMEfT.


TIE strsl1er Edihturs has arrived witl a.
:il;aual inteiIi:~nI from E.iroct, Including
:t9 C1i.l dIcunNcnta eSp.ainns tke for eisn
poli,y cl ito Frsnc!. Government, which
were dir;7:hntcl a1lous the Legislative corps.
J:l.aa ,lo:uMtn;. say Tint D..dn,,n in
.t,nr.ilv1 stiair; g postponed in c"nse1Icn d
II the refusal Of England and Russia 10 JON
FcaJ,"r; bat tho Emperor haa not rcfrrlyod
iGan EcGna,nting shs. Cabinet .t.t w sahipgt o:
t!,..t hi,; Government is still ready TO mediate,
pcngi+el the American Government desires
France should fs:ilitsts Il 8 r4sk of peace
either a!cEe ur conaectively lii which aver
form rn2y hs pointed out t3 hsr.
Iho rfca | IF Gen. Butler s regarded with
satisfaction ny majnIlty of tho English
jonfuas, anI il considered bop: ful, %ith"ueh
nHf all e,t Of etacs.
'iae ncws received 10y the Sofia, pa: t'cu-
| '-tiJ ~ lo The movements Of tho De,,Hcrat!,
es,""N2trund a. favorable fer peace, hut the
Nnn'a adSicss dispeilei tho idea. This + nan
| cipation proclamation clnimed thu eerious at
tsn.'>n If The pscpie, hut SEs received too
la: ior much newspaper ccmnont baloIe the
Gailior nf the Edihbufg.
TITS Anriing "Pnst" tsrma il tLs ,lz.tn-
warrant IF tho U..itad S-dt,s, and aaya il
wuIi h: IL tcT.i!.le ect il AZ could bo en-
! infG,,l, but regards il wholly incpsrstiEe.
Tho Star" thinks that whatever be the iH-
mediate effect, it rings the de.th-tncll OF
slavery.
Ths :Teltgrsph" says that The sncor aad
c,iltcmp. eli the South rinst No Increased
immensely, and if successful never will mill
tary triumph havs heen purchased at no aw-
fhl prize Tka Times reitersta5 its io..
nsT diLtribs7 against It.
Tho Saxona ha. reached fTsw TI,L with
a,lIi"ts frhM Europe to tho 18th. The mos
| important: fratn;e CT the news IL the acdTasa
af ths Fieic!i EmpnIGr nj tho opening OF tic
uofpa Lesici4tIf, which il thought tp shados r
f,rlh French Intervention in the affairs oi tbs
| United States. lie enid:
Il GGra made tho attempt to aand hay ond
ths Atlantic advicss inepirs.i By sihcers
5ymrsthy; but tho great maritime ro~s's
MT h.yine Livus h. it advisable 81 Jet to ACT
ia auHcs1t ~ wnh ma. I havo bean Obliged t.
p.atyrI1n tn i moro suitable opportunity the
to rtcr The ctlnsion Of blood, and TO pre7en,
the exh4roiion uf country, the future oi
whicG cannu,'G& Looked upon with ihdffer'
crcc."
Tho Times" Paris correspondent ysa) s
"ihs impression produced 10 tho better c!sas
of ,hs French population -hy the EmpeE"f I
discourse, il unfa91rabla - lha TINTED
States"
Ihs banks Of England and Frame have
rni.ed tho rate Of discount one per cent
U;;;,cn has advanced iald. Breadstuifs closed
steady. Prnris:ons heavy. Consols closed
| a. g2ls92a
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IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.
arTsCK ON THE FEDEnAa FLEET
TIE BLOCKADE OPENED.

tusnlr-rns, Jan. 81 The two iron-clad
guEiosiI Uhicora snd Palmetto State, witt
sitpe ateamers c. tenders, wont out bsyond
the LAl sc | o'clock ihia morning to attack
ib4 blocE ating hnes. Firing began soon al
tsr onr, and for time was vory rspid and
con uptinIoiis.
Afterwards, II aIackeuej, but continued At
intervals u't;! O'Clock this morning. Ow-
irg t" ,ba fog, the result has not yet bean rs
c ;.'Ecd.
ra,nnan or Ipgrsham ia nboald the Pal
n.,isn Slate, as commandsr Of the expedition.
sAccND DESPATCH.
CHAHGEsroN, Jan. 81 The expedition against
tho blockadiuS squadron was T. complete sue
cess. We have uuthrntic information that
tho sunboat Palmetto State sunk the Yankee
Tbs Captain and crew SURRENDERED and were
phTe!rd. They begged for Asaistsn"c wher,
th%ir " :asi 81 4s sinking, but we had 10 bdat5
to.asnd 10 them. They were, therefore. told
~ slilt ~. themselves. Ths Chicora imEk
ono i;unbG"i uame GnkmnHn, arsd est Gil fire
t;:e tlnrt'r CITY wh.ch ht,uck hor flag, but
afterwards escspsd in "rir,'rd condition.
Tnp Llucksia is iaIacd. Mot "nr 0i Tho
blork aiding squadron 10 huw N sight our
iron claiA aro cruising tTiumphintly ~ the
ha,bnT. The whole isnkee squadron .ias
ted.
Qha piscRsrs taken OIL tbs Stono wefs
brought 10 the city tho morning. Conunan
.ior Insrahsul's Gficia! report corT6bnratca
tl.o Ab:'vc. Oar CONAN unity l.; mu.h s'at.i
sad eyr!:e1.
rIlrD Dt.pAlCA
CTsnI E.ror, Feb. L. Gen. hI4u;cE gard cEd
C0hiaGLara lnsrsham, as commanders Of tna
isud and naval forces have issRuei j,.;nt
proclamation. dated jan. 81, declaring the
bl"ck-Ge oi Charleston raised, the cnti1o hos
T." sGItlcpp hayjn: been sunk, burned, ur
ti.3::f:ssh by tbs auprriar EAYai iniccr II t..e
Conf d1rstes
Irlta' day attsr nH1n Gcueral Beauie. AID
psacGd steamer At tho diGp0Shi Of tie F.
reign C"nsuis t. t,c for theia:sl ye.i hat 10
D:0cLae a4isted. 1hs Frsnch ani SpaaI~h
uor~ai&, accomplished by Gen. Ripley, .cce!,-
led IT., iWSlt,liou. Tho BGiliah Consul, with
th- Crn,;nsnder ct The British war steamer
fetrcl hsi previously gone iisa miles beyond
ihs "suaI anchorage OF The blccksteIs, AMI
cnti. Ff . nothing ii lem ~th gia:se;.
Lie il, tho svenI1o four BLOCKADE ieap-
lcaTr'', keeping lsr uut. This eVentrg j laIsr
nuiobsr of hiGckadeIa ars in sight. lnt Eoep
stssur NJ, tvid"ntly ready to run.
Lieut.. :Sheliou aGi Chief Ensinser P,DLls,
.! tie Yankse guGLost Flamtssu, were $50
tu cd b. cur scouts on Ball's lalsni isrt
u.s ht.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-03
LIE ENEMY AGAIN REPULsED

P.rfusnrFc, Feb. 1.-The enemy attacked
Gen. Pryor. command shcut 4 clock Fsi-
day ,n,.ning. a. kpilv'a, 10 Nansemond couu-
ty, 'Igt. fDi!s'i HON Suffolk. The fight last
Ell icur honns. The enemy was ropulssd st
every point Gen. Pryor's cfficisl desps ches
say that oar lGc9 In killed End wounded Tn5
le - than fity. Tha encny il reported to
h.ye cuff, r'! .c.a,sIy. Among the killed il
u5!. POss", II FuIansi, 4ih TDglnia, arI Capt'
Du1h!m. nf flnrG county, eth FHLh'l lat
talon.
The l,r.s irGm uharlest"n crested great
lry heEe
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OBITUARY.

Died. On FrdsJ IT, % 'ns,. Tie =: J. .''' q a-r
ershi- Other, ;l:s hsr:.s h s.CA:i: ~ - 4. c.
e.uth.Ipt=n cnu-'5, { ~ ''ii, E'. - AZ"
ShANps ns I.oit u;'it" H,l!! - D. h r1' = .'-
daughter Of the e. }y., aG.i = y-.:'
EoIL!
Ei.1.eit al IL. r..iAs :I.r:'F :., ,"t': ..'.-
iei ha bob sh= @ss iGI.s: ne i" .rl - "'
,E;r'iUGs old htI toTi Selr h,,.'i @LG' rLu. - r
ceE.s.,. ~ uLc st "uIse. "si .f IL i.A' - -
lie Ii-:Ij unL eroohh. e i. - 't'r - ","-"id
'cani - d GII1 iptg ~" lI~ N- 100 a.: -
i!-iy ns. !; :e.p 0id, us TIE rGc'', I'es.
Lovely IN ifs. s.e Wis Lc l-sss. A. .eh!. lie rH'"t
s1a :IreIc fe.la lut tlii snt anh 'arT''FiEg PEE
erKci ,Es ia ln HI iH.sI."i 49, h-srig t.' -
,lIr:rl1. -.
A parcsuu Ci iDT pEI Y. ci'. 5 - '.a' at
tSose sfacel s.d c,hE "s u.-i ,:-rC =: a.'" -
delight ETnuli Tie s'ti ,I.Il~. Gear ~. .c ! 'ti
iynr.tty pt'tLI, ~ "i- "a Il rLhie- - i''c ..
81 earth bo-vrl-nt, rnarr %? eas-. "ni;'''",
aad ca,lv.lrd desi.e 10 r.i lie ., i! .y tt r" -
b'es:inPs u W-te " - iSs sfc 's'- !. ""it
ant emineLL'y melted
Eut .bp earth IL riorn Cf s' =, h.i.htt '-''i
HtaYra h.s at. -, Il t. DJrtrcs ti.' i .'..' -
Too pure # lie bt.L 81 :3u'i imFrtr~ H. . q"
aGhsE lhac comp o.. ~ VIA III 49, Ha' - n E"';
tal With .iiu,r lut tn IG! - - gH.!I'
lees hearl.
".!-wers hooa II :. - Nut f.!s g" L@-..
Wiiio Ji,tue ril sG:Y.N: The tyEiJ."
2Ith
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rorT N,ALL1sTEe AGAIN ATTACKED

S.vsa".u, Feb. l.--Tha Abolition fleet
crn3i.t;n. u nrie ron clad tuiret, l"u' gun
hos:n, snL mne mortar host, again attacked
Fu. VI i ili@ er At Genc=ia Pniht, this no n
ing. Tue ti.ng ,ntinusd until half la%' tTo
TIN. aftnrrnnn, u hen tho eneuiy retired,
WHIPPED again.
The ko.nn4Ih,nen; was more 1uFlous tlsn
the last Tns only person killed On our aide
wa4 Al>j John B. Ga!lie, coramardrT u Inc
f,rt, shell striking him Oil the bead.
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W \ 4 a " q To n ( -
LESIEGX XUG, Va,

IE1EE seacnd Term Of the CURRENT s~ssi,g 'ncn
II February LIST, and cicse July :.N.
IL ad1i;ion TO TIE regular u5!egs c1rrss, ~ J. ::
Ie p!cpRrs:oIy department. osnau";el o. ~ 90
iets sGurse.
IT.. sSetr.s1 poTltisn ~ IL. ins!tu'7 20 '"'e',
bic orp ,rality ettc stiDe ihs by, o. 10" ty T"3
Eaw1sl up 50 = E.eN rYtsp; 10 igoprInte
iirsdtogs inItfn'tion Will b. gwen 10 .s "'-sE
bed 10 the bsssisa vi; s.J siEcnt tho 'to!t!:- IL
Tnan ma roi.Is ent rnr. i.;1 hsl. s.raior tas O.
Boar iiuR Without ohr!hs II H5.ec,s%.e ;"'L.hr',.
IL toTn tper uUath - -
lodsIrg rooms 10 Va Ms! 20 Gris-. nj i.rrnr.,
sept bed collus, Tiot s:u5e- ~ .rL. r!.R WIZ % g.
J. CihFEEiL.
4. l.. NIL; -.
y. J EsEfli,
:. WHITE
t,n,. ~ W.
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.,,: ya;E L,i1D FOR SALE.

GriEs for sale. privately, Ttnet of L'A! arsr Tho
vi.E. ai Barboarsvile ara wilma hI n,iea o. var,
In0 to ir. s:r.s The soil IS generally Of good qps!y
and gp:t stets .f Improvement l; IL veil .st"red
and wooded, aud ii A'sr'ea 10 'e E'"" @ E'''''
tsbs oco, n,d the v.rn"tGrss.s
Tha !uap:ossiosau Ls:. Of rls'E ep! eo.a'eri-h<
p>.nitns huuse. AMI all It's buildings sn':7o'a 10 u'
rtcse desiriug good farm ana hastily ioe-':ro. 80 ~
yityi u Gail cr the subscri6sr, ps-r :he pase.
~ .EWHAS
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FROM TIE NORTH CAROLINA COAST
WILMirGrov. Jan. 3l.-Our picke's a.
SgansbGrn', Oaslow county, report tnat
seven transports passed there, yesterday at:
ternoo7. The pickets at New River report
that hv, passed there last night, all bound
souih vardly. The steamer Oornupia arrived
a, Conseder ate port this morning.
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TO IIKS, uELEN y. sAW Y ER.

DLkAar TAKE Hui ICE tn: O.. - oto :. = ~
i raary, lesS II, Tho otnee II H7".rd s."i'' %
doorr telov tbs L1chSnge BALI ';hh HE. % u2 S' 81
2ichnood between s7r hoars u !. !. enc ?.
proceed to .lke tho d.podI9ns Of saT1ei sI $50 5:
H,,J g. Ti,a., cert Of tie City Of 2letro5i Ia
shsa soa .nd otss. arc dstendso, and IN aisne:
and MS troa any eau,e The taking Of iId es2o.'
not oar,oi.tei t- 1ns Vii DC co,usd fem asJ 10 dsy
and tror. tis.- 10 Hme rntd completed.
enu w. J.E.sAITHE J.
,,-gxoxo Jsn 10. lbra Jan %. 1.v!"s
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EouLan E'.crosy RuRNEp.-On M0uday
the l2sf. instant, the la'gs Wool Csrding
Factvry, located near L'acoInton, N. o. Acci-
,le,L;.lly tank fire and was entirhly consumed
together with all tho machinery, much o.
which was entirely new. The property Was
owned by Col. L. D. Childs, one Of the pro-
prietors Di tbs Saluds Factory, near Columbia
who lest by simulAr Cause some weeks since
Al extensive cotton factory situated at the
esme place. There WAS no insurance, and
it is, consequently, total loss.
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~ lear" that Nh feturday secretary hcn)aiii'c no.
III ii 'hs b'il"h ana fihhch 0Nsui5 ~ 'hiS oAy ha
no LA' '''N'S"a "lhc'ai inlo'nSuon o' lhs opshs I"
'' Nv, ...,'. ,...,, o. w..
=.
~ -. ,..'N'a ".'''' '' =, -.
e'''"'' VI 'H' "a'' y" ''''' '"'
- '''i' D. H. H'NLh'Hi
w. 'oNh' ,,,T 9 .,t.,I., lI. f.HanI 10,
w,n. ,o,t ,i,,, ,,,s s,.L TIM Msrciti.,
s:,. cav, ho,, 80, bn,ryi o,, ,,-rao,.,d 1,o-,,,
,b, orGco,, a,d ,,.u
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TO OUARTERMASTERS.

'ssHE sUBsoRIBER hired, IN February iss,, 70 Maj;
Bloomfield, for tekrsier os the Penlnsnb my 'aN
IOy .pd IN %. er.st he xaa attacked 10 o:be g
siuent The oaar:efms.s. In wrose e1nioIneu' ns :,
VIII do bat su sct Of jds.ice to laorn unr ~heIe o. -
may no. lose him Tho Go.erLf oeGn 81 'f' -!
bis ss,.sset value, but would rather ootaio mo
may be deliver ed to Eosars, c.ldstl 20. fe-f s's-
Richuord o: Ssre to nc, colnu-s, uSao.s soG.'''
Va. w. d
Ian S1-!svsavt
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Mrs. Fremont hiss published book, which
it seems was intended for defence of her
husband in his Missouri campaign and dsfsl-
cations
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EooEER IL COMMAND OF TIE FEDERAL ARMY

BURNSlDG RxL,EyHD RfsHM CaaI-
NJ a Nis
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y1LUlELE gARM Gy 500 AGNI&as Ds;
THE RIyEG ROAD, III HENa1Co, II MILO "sEF -
SSnu SiLE

oFEER fpr ,aio privately NY fsrTn, BCThA V'sr,, =
Il the up,.r end OF Hsn1ce. IL lien the r!Vsr re-t
Gle ven miles hboye Richmond, hnt con.lpA sogut 70;
scres Or hsn eI.Ieo snd s hasacs IN |ood "a. s9'
pyu.l The buildings nearly lrS, h0V1aS bern NC
rLi, n. tur gea.r The ina u rcIl st l.: clo|.r
and crop Of wtr&. and psts Il seedei GA IT !sce. :
ia ano1t one pnd naN xa,les "cI The Iu"rs ;rHs aar
KspsTLa Canal; and the Tg:hah"s rs'ir' ad pss:'i
throus the plscs 20 the CHA
II atjo,ns N, lsrd Of Rev. John "tkkn7' ga "'a.'
and Ia well adstri tc al The c.Spt Erown ID nv p"t
the clntyy, and particularly sfhrs, az ~ - sor. ."
hcr., CT IA, L.rJ al tho pls:e. SAMUEL 3. DUAL.
Pr--Fcr ruTi.-r Information 17PlT 81 ~ Fe''''re.
' 90 1JlT = A?f2aS,H,
3I.k
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ADDRESS TO Tue AE6lY,
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TIL :: -EV NTu CH .ANGE.
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RETURN or TIE SUCCESSFUL CONFED-
EPA PATEIRON-OLADS DS TO OCaARLESTOH.
CnAn.i.roN, Feb. 1.-The Palmetto State
and Chieo,s hsye returned to the city. They
were gieatsd with most enthusiastic cheering
AS they left tho bar four blocEading s'aan-
els resppearsd in the cfhog.
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SALE OF !.AED -. CAROLINE.
tDY v;.tus vi -. "f tie nrn:y ."rrt '.'..7.
- IT, Gksusegy e'tEs j.. yGr'r =. u: <''T| -.'..
In tho year l3ts IL: VI "':h't "a We '.-"
shul, Un
ON rATl'Eniy, TIE sivta ~ CITHy htI - -
Any MKT,
without rsferst ac 10 r:estei proceed ~ sci ~
II Ct Msfk.ret', ;'hur'h, Cor AN" rraL" ~ r.
Of tund y!cs 4 :ad e1uHs. r1ntS!aisS w -. -
fou, srr1 l2 3-InS TIL tUi "h%rr.n E"i cit WriItt
formerly ~ "a. lie Lir:.Tc:7 ~, re veTJ good
T.R.i! nr 2A:;.
Cas- e~hus: to hefr=y epr: q ~; ."l "-""n . -
- sse rIr he bs,ddrs 81 # tSore ID' = 80; 20
ETe1 cstsss tn ru-ritser pleit:s t5 =; ct',-' s.'
chaser 10 live benJs With spp-nTed secn'y :" ht IL
rcs, ND tie :tle seniae3 u'iu ,hte p2f 30
asJ Is pnii. THU q W
q R--It tie SAN. ting sat p;s;e JsiuIng u&>i -
three adr.d rri spvrai.se Of i41a Win ne sod
BY III. ,xr15,oT6 cf BobertHFGb;. TIT W.
Ia III 90
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TIL: sLW C-i3I:IIGpEF.

HooEy- s. .sjuAied at Weat Point in 1887.
lle waa aui-dc-camp to Gnn. llamsr in the
Mexican war, aud YVES brsvetcd Captain for
gallant serricr. He was hrevst,ed Major for
gallant candnc: ii National Bridge, and Lieut..
Colonel for gallant ccntuc! ut Chspultepss.
Tie resigned in 1853 and Ta7t to California.
Hs offered his services 10 Lincoln Mt the out.
bresk Ct the war.
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TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 3, 1868.

i'hr VERY G.nar.I lrnsn tt,m H"rti
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NAVAL MOVEMENTS OFF SAVANNAH.

NAVAL MOVEMENTS OFF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Jsn. Sl.-Qn Thursday sitar-
nnou tkers we're nina guneo@ts in sisa' of
Fort McAlliser. The :ron c!aG damaged oy
our battery on " Wednesday,, vac EiovirG "p
and down, evidently trying her machinery.
There were only four Gun5o"ts in SGD: ca
Genesis Point on yesterday. Tho c;ncTa
have withdrawn. There las heea 20 ho.i;
demonstration in thsS lG..;sr s.ncs :-c -.
report.
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TNADLs NUsTAaD, cnrly pena~r and = '.>>''s''H
q 5puee for sals 81
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CAPTURE OF A YANKEE GUEBOAT II,
THE STONO RlVEl;, NEAR Charles


CHAR1EsIos, Jan. 3l.-Soys-2l days oe7.
Gen. Ripley despstched foCca If ast.icrv.
cennLud.d hy Lieut.. Col. Yates, 70 J'uc,
Island, with the design Of attaching the Tar.
kas guhboats cruising il Stone River. Anopt
sight miles from the city, Lieut.. Gel. Yatss
post.d his guns, twcn:y.one eamtnDer, Ir L
semi-circlc, stretching en- ba!h sides al .rH
river around tr9 suu-oay JOHN P. Snit5, ali
ut 1 o'cloch yesterday afGofaoon opened
concentrated h5e upon her. s. rsPiied
with broa lasdea.
The engagement lasted unc lo':, i.a!. 'i.r
gunboat hsued down lnr fl:c. 5nr:.GGs.i..
uncHaditinunlly, with o1o hu'd;ed snd sis''tr
prisoners. She rar'Ir" e.."gn CUES. Map
Of the crew were hiI.d LTD :, s,0unicE. Ga.
lofs only "Is InuD -.;".,i-::. U,hcc*" ) s..
ptIt snt III YhnlLll: j n. =, - g, ..LL.
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OFh isGllL pIEr4 " = Ii.
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THE EsW GIaiFAISN.

The Philadalph;A "Iuqu,rer' hays, lSw
days If l=w org sa.L,tioDI AMI nav plans
AMI Gen. lIocks5's campaign will open. I:
pcedicta hat fia will TO the nsw Dssdir o
the modern MarcDea. II ssys each day ia
prsc:cus--cscii week shnu!i dc made tn tel
ON Iha grand resalt. Ws want Richmond
the control oi tho Mississippi, All? other
Joints which W 7Iiil uot nauc, before the
not June sur. {
rnE MI PROGRAMME FOR cKusRiEG THE REBEL.
ILoH.
the Herald" gives, as the new programme
Of the Radicals. the following:
sThe principle Of aoncnntra:i::n Ecner;.!ly
ia to he csrr;ed OF: i'll al, military arrange
,ncpI; Isnvy rriuiTceiurnts sre Is he aanI
to Eassalnns. Ei:kshuyg AMI I'U;t tludaor
ara ~ De stsaCl:cd ~ f,:rcrs sufficient lUl
their reduction. iFilrnington, Charleston and
Savannah n c T., 10 aesai!ed in sucGossion, anil
another aiToc.is tc b; lnade % rr'lu:c he Rsbe!
Capital.
! III ,tic,. rhjccts accomplished by lst OF
sfsy, /. /. czr.,otsd the Rebeis will be brought
tn terms.
Thia rurtinn uf ,hs nr"erani.no would H.
III lst SncnugEs H.S, phi 80 L!'T AJuDtS WiiSu
tue aeglel involves. Frou ahas &c Is evident
thst il sutho,s h nat pisco mUch reliance
il iia Success. Thus we learn that whilst The
p:oposea plan uf operation. ii he'ng carried
ui.t, ascret sgrnte a:s TO t'e sent by Go7orn-
msrt 10 Eu opc, TO- the purpose Of coming to
an understanding with Louis Napoleon in the
eTa1t If ils feline.
Tie intsoriGn n iuas case Is 10 call
on The Finch Emperor 10 interfsra in
favor Of pasreah!e SEPARATION between
tnc North and the S S,u;h, provided such
separation bo based on plan Of general
emancipation in both sections and proper
adiustmsn, Of boundaries.
1t is not believed t, ut the South would
consen. but that its refusal would so damage
its cause in Europe that it would fail to secure
further sympathy or assistance in that quar-
ter.
MEDIATION.
The 1Hsruld" editosislly says it is vel
known that Napoleon has taken initiator5
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THE MARKETS..

Gold opened in New York, on Monday
evening, a. l48s, rose to 1921, and closed at
1917. This sudden rise, the sHersld" says,
was created by the news received from the
the Army Of the Potomac. Sterling exchange
on the same day commanded 1864.
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The "Hsruld" editovially says it is veil
known that Napoleon has taken initiatory