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Correspondence Of he Charleston oourarl
NAssnA .Inns a. 1863.

Correspondence Of tie Charleston CoaA2E
NASSAU, Juns "a, 1863.
THE recent detention Of the bi0c~kade-runuers
IL Charleston, produced a corresponding COZ
lapse Of business on this side. We had GO az
rival frsn he Confedsracg for tan days, except
enc Wilmington boat, which coald give IS no
news. You may perhaps imagine the suspense
that pervadsd he community. COneefures o.
the cause ef the phenomenon were IS pleniye IS
Blsck5erriss, and finally every one sclEed to
have settled down TO tha conclusion inst the
government had appropriated tAe bo-ts for Fur-
posss Of its own. Happily the SIRIUS, Captain
Moore. came 10 on the ooh, and relieved our
anxiety ard curiosity.
Daring the lul, Nassau locked az # il was
about 10 stzFnats, but We ere again all busle
and business. The Ant0Eiea has just reached
hsr Anchorage, aud briggs tbs g~loEioGs news
from Pennsylvania b7rdeE 80 cheer us.
Froa nay COarier files I observe that some Of
Ysur correspondence arc grumbEng ab01. tho
sxssrtatien OF cotton rora The COnie3erasy and
one Of theuf seems 10 think that tbs Yankees
get tho lian's share. IDst6sd Of writing you this
'%inorning lie lsttar I proposed, 1 passed tie time
pa .he Office Of the reeeiver-ct customs, through
whose kin5nessI am enabled TO give you the
following statistics Of the movements Of cotton
IN Nassau l5r the last SIX moIths. The iHfor-
nation IS copied from the bOOks.ia the CHsteH
Hsusa, AID may be relied upon. il win be seen
hat q very small portion Of the Charleston and
Wilmington Gotten is exported TO the North.
This Is dus 10 tbs efforts Of the gentlemen coz
treHihz the several ines Of steamers trading
from Nassau, who share vita tao Southern pco-
pie in the desire 60 see n0as Of our staple go
int he hsGds Of our enemies.
sTho following is q s-.alesent Of The receipt Of
cattss in Nassau by steamers from Charleston,
Wilmington aad S~avGuuah, from JanusIy Ist
&c June 2ilb, 1853:
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TnvvFn pRO1T 0HATTAN00sa.

s,s,isl c.ras,spa,uce of The Memphis Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, July 3 1903.
.s-sfrv prsns-ed and nl dispatch fer the AP
PEAL was o1slehsd 40 the Telegraph office, last nisht by
r,-nt sr5srs from headquarters, f~orbi1ding The T'ns
uis.len sf all press matter relstingt 20 army movements
NOT anproyedby the ehi6f Of staff or the provost'sen-
.-al OF course you appreciate ibis discretion On the
mart Of the.uHItsry authorities, though it keeps your
readers a little longer in suspense.
The last rumor from he front Is TO the effect that
General Bragg air SOY At Bridgeport. 1 have no
doubt bat that he south bank Of the Tennessee viii be
our newly ebo. en- base lire Of operations believe on
army ls certainly moving mp 60 that point ] cannot
bear suythipg ls morning Of the wbsre abouts, or the
movements, whether re trograde or forward Of Rose
crans.
rvss grsihsd to observe the APPEAL did not like
Tie rest Of ,hs Atlanta press take up the thousand and
one absurd and rdicuiousiy false rumOrs Of Yankee
raids into East Tennessee. TLeroi is nothing Of the
ki1d.
Ehe morsIe Of The army Is not IN The least Effected by
DE new easnFe Of prograame and the troops seem to
have unzavsrf1g confidence in tho skill Of tia com
msu.-r- and recoueiled 70 The move, becsuse Of Its
strategic importance.
If GeusraI Baagg places his sFmy On he South
bank Of the Tennessee. his position VIII not only be
imprsFnable, but Ire VIII be perfectly safe against any
attempted flank movement Of the enemy. De river
Tennessee Is Equivalent 70 twenty thousand men Com
pared with the Rappshauuock, 1t is a grand and mighty
sire "a, impsssable IL carefully watched and s'outly de-
Tended If It had been csssau as cur lins at hrzt or ct
least as soon as the msvemenis Of srant. IN he rear Of
v-esslurg rendered it urgent that assistance shosld be
seat to shat garrison, the army Of Tennessee would then
have been ia q position to r~eiaf0res Joe Johnston
heavily.
We might successfully carry on two great battles but
we could not 50 sareIy manage three, snd all a. one
time. The nation trezblss FOR the fate Of V~icksburg,
and the eyes Of The w6ols South are turned azxiousiy
and sxpectanfy in the wake Of Ewoll sad Lee. Ncks'
burg mast not fan. Lee must press On A eight is Mt
needed ia Tennessee. Ws'ars doing wen enough 70
hold the enemy IA c-oek anil more Important strategic
movements ere develop d.
Ilaye not heard Of John Morgan since lie sailed
forth On his last gra-d rsmp~ge. BuEor has it thai
John o-utsnplates q fourth Of July celebration in Nash
vile. IT would be fun # be should aappen 10 drop in
upsn their festivities.
Two soldiers attempting to resist the provost guard
were shot dead 10 The street this morning, AID another
vo9Edsd.
The archives Of the gu5eruztoral Office, have been
removed from wInehsster to lie4nL
SHADOW
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Csa8 - TfeEs5ug Citizen. l6 hI
Crest euc-mfsms have been passed upon lae
Q ule'ara-e araiss be Virginia and Tennessee
lld truly 90 hrs3 veteran -T70ps deserve q fall
measure of credit fer Che trials aud hardships
T have r7ua thraaza. BGt in point o. pa
Ii1ic determination, lssToTT endurance Of ia
ieue. HunEsr. .ae Beat Of tHe sun, The ps.tng
rain, and az abiding .eit1 in their proves, there
s no a.mv I'D me Can.96ersCY % compare 70
HEa- which -rw irtorg1sss its living breEstw-Eks
tq defense OF Ffcssburr. Such heruism, such dt-
-erm5uasion, and such s-0lcsi iudifsrsucs min
ri with o patience and fCrttu5e al is exhibit
"a By ,hess troops, ID tuy wonderful
no amy composed of such msteral has eyer
1-an whipped. aa3 never can be. TIE hlEdlu'
5f SBs-ars -hg have Fsd an overwhelming
1rca 20 bay for thirty days. without q uUrmeF,
q spectacle worthy of The psimiet
rgs Greece sld Rome. q continual aud u-
-ssssr- Gre II shot aai she'll has been rsiui7g
srrs .la7s veterans since the 18Th day O.. May
s1ia i raa occupy -alr position unaiEmaTs1,
r-7 srr7 Determined fhll ever.
lla aruv of Nllss1arE now a5suo among
a v-ssr1u t5111s 81 il1 world, aud &c / aul
l-et fHat uIl credit should he given Is by tire
Government and ly every portion OF The Con-
1--se~. E1 other s-n hTs been placed in
ege- q criHasI position in this war, lad those
rn3 ars c1una,lei 30 ealure The Privadons and
lr 55ta5 of p nr5.rae.sl siege against such im
-elsa odds, slaU d be- r5uam1efs5 by 2 -rsts-
d. c1ul.-, aaI l--f usl55 tGly and literally
rewarded
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BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR sPECIAL
LATEST FROM THE 3
r. ORTED RsaTTLE ~
PEFIF2RsL V's9JFsEsR.
IMPORTANT FROM GEN. PRICE.

sPeeai 70 he Memphis Appeal
sESAToBrA, MISS July The Chicago Tines o.
the 29ih ait. has been received It states that Hooksr
has been superseded By CoL&fssd, MeCIsIaa's chief Of
STAT.
Lees whole forss, 1t Is stated, "a undoubtedly zofth &
hs Potonsa, andappsaEs 20 Be concentrating nsrth C.
Baltimore. He passed HsssruoEn on the 25h
Ia PennsyIvlnia the Coukdsratss held York and
Ca-lisls. A Rght was progressing at Harrisburg- Tie
Northern and Csniral railroads were thoroughly O.
zho7sd.
Northern ad ices from Tsnnsslss state that Braggis
r~str5gade moysmsnt wss att1udsd with oossiIsralls
diminishing bat SC twas thought 10 general engagement
would take place uztI the Coafsdsrstss reseArd Tuila-
homa.
They also report Price on the river, IN the vicinity Of
Island 81, with six thoasand nan, zut that he Intends
crossing bslow Hsmphis. Marmasuks i reported to
have crossed ten miles above with ffeaa hundred men
and eight pieces Of artillery.
Opposition ts tie draft Is Eainias grssad In Indiana
The bead enrolling once, Of Chicago has been NOR
tally wounded by a mob.
1t Is reported tlat the Csufsdsratss cut GU the rsve-
aus cutter 81 Portland. Mains. and thal q Privatssr de-
sroysd forty yssssls in t~o days Of Move Scotia
Cincinnati s being fsrt.asd Ia anticipation Of an ia
vssion.
TIVE Wisconsin regiments are reported to havs been
captured near Pert Hudson. B.
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Since the date Of my poo an4tou ealing fcr
eight thousand V0lunessrs FOR L0ns defense. j.
haze received a letter from ste Secretary cf
War, dated l9h Jane. 1868 mon ths subject
Of the proposed organ aE0as, azd the material
Of which bhsy are q b. composed embracing r
ciass o. cur la.iow-citzsEs nat ia-.11ad ia1ha
original requiaiaon- TIE Secretary ssya
1t Is expsc-sd that men batHsar forty aai
forty-fv8 shall enter The proposed eTE-nizsli8ns
sus should such De- Hsrssasr csla5 ors By ths
President they vii b. li15le . Re transferred.
or discharged and c~oEscip.sd
Its expected lhsl a i- "a tie meH oDteTing
these orEa1zaaons have guns or sr1s hey
shall uss thc., but we heps % be- abe 10 msza
up deficiencies ia arms ald z-cco1lrsusnss. aaa
10 supply ammunition Uaeu needed"
In obedience % tie shove Eeguicslsut Of tbs
President, made th-Gu-a l5s Secretary Of War
it is expected thai each m4n iu Tee STATE able
to bear zrms, inelHdirE tlssa between tsEt7
and f~oTty-fve yeazs Of age. Wiz promptly EEia
with ous Of Che volunteer orFanizai1ss ais.l
fer by my Pgccl1mati1n. L1. 10 county fail 70
organize on l8e irss Tuesday ia July, aud ls.
each tender iB tUI quota within he appointed
tire
The late raids Of tie energy into East TeHHss
see, ard tho destruction eff -1s railr1ad bridges,
together with 5heir d-1red1ulI5 uDal or 1Fn
sea coast, aEno1ish rs .azt we have rcTma 90
lczs IN p-e5ars.ion for or ds5aso. Let no one,
higB or low, rich or poor. oGs1c 81 private, who
has physical ability % e1tGra ore weess ser
vice, ial-cr OF make an ezcG58.
The patriotic Daughters 1f Georgia VII mark
with perpetual r~e-rclsa, aa8 regard in f1tura
With msuted d~istraat, every m-n who hides siu-
self behind any s5I1 Of exemption, sE1 has nos
the courage aEd uauiines5 CD tEE3 up arms.
when ibo enemy IS 10 OR very midst, 90 rr1lsci
their houses egai1st ste Games; .tair Erls cbl
drsu aFaiast u=zelaess and lu1Esr, aud sheh
persons agsins- the Insults ana injuries Of bands
Of ruHlau robbers who srs ds5d.ula alike Of
honor, civili.y and shame.
Given undsr my hs7l and -hs ssaL0f lhc Er.
eeusiye Department., tlis3Jts 5zyo Juue, 1903
Jrs7FH = BROVE.
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TIE LAID o. KING COTTON.


Az RED, wBrE AEn ELuE'
OH Dixie. the iand oaEing Colsou.
The home q the brave aud The frre.
a uation By rae1ou heE1trau-
The terror 81 desuo1s To Dr..
Wherever shy banner d streanine
Base tyranny IG1s atthy feet
Ana Liberty srllEht Is 5sauinE
It's spieuc1r ard glory 90 meet.
4hrea cheers FOR our Amy sG tree
4E-ee cheers for hfaEg, Stuart and Iss.
kirby smith aud john 1orgau |iora7sr
The host IF tie brave uud Tie lfse.
When Liberty SQUADS her war rattle.
DemaudllELerrFltu and her dre.
The E-E iand waic1 rabies rs battle.
ia Dixie. tie heusof ll8 tue
Thick as leaves Of tbs f0rrsst iu mmsr.
Her brave s11s wit r-e Oh ell1 riain
And 8riks u1tL each Faufa. aa1er.
Lies aaad or tie lali hs uruI rtcin.
Three beers for our array s1 .r1e.
Three cheers for rr1a. Cooper and HM,
EsaursFard aud Ev-I fsr-v
Tie pride q he brave hey are saL
Nay &c names o. lk- dead re cherish
EHl memory Cup t3 ll7
AaF Dc LARGE st won PERISH
&Gr ths stars cl farr CORY grow lu-
May the e--1as ot -le arrrh never sever.
Bat Eanpiors0 OF freedom eer ns.
May they flourish U r.el sF-s t1raFrr
The boast 1f tla brave all the fee.
Three Ca eE .r orr army so fr1a
Thr-s cheer f1r Llsz- reefs ana sdnmel
l. J8s JOIsntou and Davis forever.
IE1 star % rc17H Ealra Ieer el8.
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ASSISTANT QUAEraBE15TER GEEERALs)
eTrI1G


T he following e. rb-5yatsm aaopssd for Hl c-ll5-
u tie cf tEs taxes b. kinds
An rfiesr og Toe Qua -rlm ser Ge-er-Is Derhr
msnt is assig1ed 20 ths spssisi chs Ee 81 as subrrl-
A costrslrF Qlsriemaetsr. WITH ths rank Hs
is am5g ed 90 6acn -tate. aEd s Poi 41aL1fulf-
with Csc rank cf CAP zi8, n each orrgres31u1l D-
trie where Do IS P~rscdcabc 60 col lsctt The t-n-t.
Earh ConEressi1ral District VIII DO rur1 Nlfd by
to Post Q 1assussfer u clas8s oi &c l1to sections foc
The convenient E5iee ~ re reE rrTer el - grftz
Of produce. sd SCENTS viii us appointed ~ tsat cl-
GER 10 take onarEe Of she eagol g. be cst15tza1c b.
each seel0n
Ps.ors assCsgotsca can De est15i bed Of tie lsssss-
msuts reuuir-d ud-r tha law be- made t18 crop g
email & ans, hayt aud tls cip of Wco- Cor t1c presents
year wilt have hsea -curs4-
10 rsliaFe tarme from to raz gut lco-veuisDc8
az gt7rire the GOVERN prrto1, ls veil G 70 che
tain fsfm-diats sfBpEes for tl%usa dt he ar-T, tra
Dsna-tm ut 1s1borzss q refr-ss fGueu resting
near posis whe-e Quact- ru4s sri are now asogsd7 10
deliver she H9Verl1aIt teuLl OF any pa-f az
that Q1art.rIaster.
Under .he lew. fs-me- are rsq.icdt 81 deliver
t4n.h at d. o Isl nos m0r- t1sn E1- miles Ircm Tho
place Of urod-csi0n II taY WITH deliver u-fcr l be-.
q r-st the Government ui pay fer the traHsno taaau
in excess Of oiglt miles Tine Quarerna7t reestv ne
rrad Go uuder this r1ie wu gFe reeepts 10 Lhe pre-
drcsr - e~siieuce tass go mach OF ha SIX IS Fai
Ard as De P1ss ouafaruaster Of ta Lo1gr71-iclal
District IS res1pusi l3 for tlarsaa lfar $40 assessor
has sstzbl she'd ard made { b own 90 lil the Q1sr
t4rmssler 90 WHOM the produces delivered VIII also
receipt tor 6 TO sbs POST Qaa tsrlastar % no uatrirt.
who uil iado 81 @ copy ri ths rss.iel apes che rises
SITS estimate bsfors rendering ls totb aseuls atiha
raceiv ns depo. L4klH SMITH
fv2fm a o p Gem rsl 81 charge.
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avrsE HNvAsEoN-LEEss mOVEHENFs'
Our speciel-one day later rom The Norm
than received via Ri~cbmond-adyises rs tnAl 8
bstle was progressing near the csPitai sfPeno-
gvIvania Also. tbat Sen. LEE was trying to
mass his fo,ces north Of Baltimore. Having
reached York wihous Interruption, would indi-
cate that he entertained any such purpose he
was not likely 10 be disappointed Tie can easily
Concentrate them from Harrisburg Chambers
burg. Cssusle, Hagerstown, sad other points,
and then move upon the Plug Ugly city
only forty-siz miles distant. if be so elects. Our
next advices rom the North viii undoubtedly
be important
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Rszhs on the hrisS5ssibgI river below Ma,
saEenm

On last Tuesday, Gen Parsons, who has q
battery gt Cypress creek, about twenty miles
he,eV Napoleon, fred upsn ieur or i've Trans
ports then laden with troops fer Grant, cTippl ng
hem very badly. The transports then la-d5d
about four miles below, the troops msrchiag up,
attempted 10 capture Parsons guns, when the
enemrwas driven back 10 his hosts wiA heavy
account, which seems suthentic pats
BIS less from Our to i've hundred.
There is a battery also at Old Town point,
guder Co.ole Dou7ls, who, with q regiment Of
cavalry, fs Dong ser0Ug dams-e 70 tEa eu5nv's
boats upon the river 10 tho usiehbsrh0cdO Of Ma
naIson-MEsissiDr 30H ne
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JanIous or the hbolition stafer

Iha Northern paSers c9utain notice. Of such
sad such regiments being ordered 10 leave for
the seat Of war; bat. as far IS re can see, the
Ysrkees arc likely to get by these fordsrs7 but
Iaae accession to fleir forces. The New York
Herald, sPsaking Of lie sasponse that has been
msle bg Che several States to The proclamation
Of tho President calling fer troops, remarks;
Ten days aEo the whole country was err used
by The Intelligence that tie rebels were invading
Pennsylvania The President, unable TO spare
fsrcs enough frsn TIE srmy of ths Potomac 70
drive tsom back, sailed upon the militia of TIE
border States 10 rally and r0ut the invaders.
Gov. Seymour st oucs rendered t. the Governor
Of PsnnsvlvEna the assistance Of the militia
OF New York to aid in driving the rebels
from The ssered soil Of that State. Suit
ing the action % the word, he hiss already
forwarded seventeen regiments, 81 srmsi
and equipped, ard viii have foGr OF Ave
More regiments snder way within the next forty
eight b0urs. These regilesis, with tbs fsur or
i've thousand Esn seat By Gov. Parker, Of New
Jersey, are about all the assistance that Gov.
Curtin hiss had TO aid him ia drjviRg the rebels
from tia keyst0ne STATE TIE clustering Adolf
tou governors Of New Englsn3 have sent bu'
few, ii any, while not one Of Gre8ley's 100000
men have responded 10 tas call or made their
appearances in this crisis. They have left It
to these governors whom ihe Abolition or
gsus have styled Is copgerhesds aud ira tors to
save theSste Of P3nnsYlYenis from dssolstion
BY the rebel bor3es While it Is The daty Of
fhs Governments at Washington to protect every
loyal STATE, the wise msn in csuueiLthars have
only been able to protect themselves in the ma
ionsl cspijsi, wi,h ? Gordon Of foTtfcstions
around Them. Whsrewepld Pennsylvania have
bseg lad it not been for the ss-styled copper
head Governors q
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bu nA-AfH "T1 e@o
Il will Be sssa from the settlement ofreca1irs
IF cotton in Nassau that STO4 bales csms from
MatamoTaz, in Mexico. This cotton Is sl trans
shipped to New York by tie FIRMS who are en-
-aeed in the Aa'amoras trade. Since January
LIST, 1881 bales Of this Natsmerss cotton have
seen shipped 70 the Norta, sud 3l3 bales, 3 lste
arrival, remain on hsnd By subTaetinE the
exports of Matsmcras cottcc from the general
eetlou exports, we shall arrive e the following
statement Of the deB i1stion Of Charleston and
Wilmington co't~n, exported from Nassau rom
.Jzuuary lst 70 june 24:h, 1853
Exported 70 European bales.
Exported 10 ports ia the Omitted Sizie7..., ai baleA
Iu7esgms tb1t rons of the c3,so7 sent to
Bermuda ends its way 10 The United States, uH-
less iti is t~rarahirpsd from England, which IS
rot Ebeiy now. as Is couuauds q better price in
liverpool tnsu IN New York.
T5o only ssssms-s laden with cotton captured
by tbs Yankees this year we're tae Dl ire and
CGerokee. The sailing vessels caDtu-sd have
aecn mach more NUMEROUS.
Ia a Subsequent letter viii touch more fully
upaz the trad5 Through tie b,scksde, as seen
from my point o. vis,7. Sms os Eour local
correspondent are is ssuoG8 want Of light.
Capt. CaTlin las steam ups preparatory for de-
gsruro, snd win reserve The continuation of
this topic for tLs nsxt best. SUMTER.
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THE WAR m VTRGTNIA.
Movements in The Vicinity Of Richmond

RIcuNoSb. Jsly 3-Thsrs as various runsn from
below Richmond circulating to day.
Ia the morning, several militia regiments and bat
tslioa5, called together by 81 appointed signal promptly
responded.
Nothing occurred rendsring it necessary for them to
remain under arms, and in The evening hey we're dis
missed
The latest report deemed reliable, is that the Yankees
haze saIIsn bsok from he vicinity Of Bottoms bridge
Letters postnarked Carlisle, Pa, on he 25th, were
received here to-day.
Another aaz Of truce boat Is expected tomorrow
There Is no news from the seat Of war Oh the POto-
mae to day.
A dispatch lest night to the war Department says
thas a portion Of Gen Hurs corps attacked the sasmy
four mIes below Botsem bridge yesterday, and droTs
tbem wi,hiz i've mile ofthe White Houss.
Several persons state lie force Of tho enemy is twenty
thousand.
kIa-gs numbar Of Yankscs RI king William county
ss reported moving in ths direction Of Hanover Court
boass.
There Is no excl. ement here. Nearly svsry citizen
aud resident has lolnsd gone orrsnizston.
Fer The present, By general coassat business has been
practically suspended.
The enthusiasm a. The commencement Of the war
wasnet more ardent or general than The spirit NV AMI
matiag oil elsssss Of cur eonmaniiy.
EThsnpson Alien, Of Georgia, late chief clerk q me.
war tax bursau, has been appointed s5nmiAioaar Of
taxes.
weather hst and eIsusy.
Later.
BIeHaoSD. Jnly 5-Fhs city "a very quiet teddy.
The stass trcopa, u8dsr Gov. Leieher, several thou
sand strong, hsve repaired ts a place selected faE a
temporary -eaoampmenL The men are in me sPi0A
The mi tia in The adjoining counties havs bsan organ
lzed ana armed.
Pubic opluI-n is saH divided in regard 70 The dsHon-
rtrauon Of tie Yankees near Riehnohd-
some think ihai DIX VII be nolhafdy enough TO
sttsnptt 10 axe tho city others that the movement a
more Of a diversion or marauding On alarge scale.
large force Of ths snemy have gone ialhe direction
Of The junction Of The Central and Frsdereksburg rail
reads. Their object is to destroy the bridge over the
South Anna on the latter road.
The bridge O. well guarded
10 news to day from our army Ct Winchester. The
mai. is not Jet opened.
The EHGmy AdvanciaE.
RIcHAoSn. Julg 9, ociock.-A train just ardysd
from Ire function. rspsr.s the enemy advancing ln ihrss
c9lamns
No hl8g rev from b. low up to oeosk 70 aay.
The flag Of truce boat expected at City Point has not
arrived
" The gunEoas which was towed into tie
Stone river on Tharsdsy, the tact Of which we
oartiorad IN voesa viaV. was one of Tho irOn-cl5d
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r. The gunboas which was toWed into tie
Stone rver on Th1lrsdsy, The TACT Of which We
mentioned On vesteNdey, was one Of the ir0n-clad
monitors which TOOK part ia tha bombardmsat Of
APnl g.-C6qnssioa tVsyewB JElgS
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~ Same thirty Of the web-fJo'e3 soldiers
Of old Abe, frem the ginb9ss Arizona, near
Morgeuza, on the Ai8sissipsi,- attempted to
ambuscs3s nineteen of our boys Of Lanes reg
ime5t, end got nicely duksred OeT boys
charged them, killed and wounded seven 81
cizh.. captured twelve, and the balance ss-
c-psd. TIE captured 0aos were brought to this
place last Saturday, and have besn furnished
lodging at tbs COnisdsrote hsu.e on Barreit's
row. AmonE The captured our peoplob have re-
e5zfizsd ths Lon. Mr Mc4arphy, the bold geger
marine, who SO graesfully ctimb-d cur town
polo, On the fit appearances Of tie Yanks here,
and appended t0iis toplho gTid-iroo Of his ape
ship, Abraham Liaisum. We are pleased 70
know that BIr. Murphy is in good health and
spirits, aud feels proud tHs. he has redeemed his
pledge, and raturRed orAlsEsndria ia thirty
days. We have not learned what excuse B2pko
and the balsnce Of bis crew give for not meAizs
GOOD theic word -AieLaRaTia (Ld) DsE10cTat,
Juns -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

TIE Ascor RACES IN ESGLAED-Ths Ascot
races took place On the 5h instant. The Len
don correspondent Of the Philadelphia Iaqnirsr
writes:
This has bssn the aristoersiie raciag week,
distinguished from the Darby by the fact lhas
the RACES az Ascot are attended almost excIu-
siTeiY ~ the uppsE classes, while a. Eessn al
classes miugle il Tie ~insxuicable confusion.
The Qseen never went to Eason, bat always
to Ascot, This year the Priaee and Princess
Of Wales were present, the FIRST time that
royalty has been represented fer three years.
TIE attendance vas very great, and the
performances exciting. Our e-oahTymsn. Mr..
Ten Brsack, was ia the list. but mere Of his
horses were successful Now and then seine
gcod grows cut Of this irstiutiom Mr.. NaYlor,
tie owner Of TIE winning D rby horse, sent ave
thoUssn3 dollars TO the msyor Of Livsrpesl, 50
be distributed a0ong The charitable institutions
Of that city. lie also gave bis jockey tbs same
amount, ard his tTains 6fsssa thousand dollars
l. is rot often that e saocassfdl turfnsn is 50
liberal Ar. Nsylsr, however. could vel afsfa
to be Hbersl, fer the sggregste aa0nnt Of hs
winnings exceeded two laa3rea and fifty thou-
sand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

We learn from Lulhsr y. Lee, Of Franklin
county, that q detachment Of CsL Lyons cav
airy attacked, On Saturday las. the rszT Of 3
Federal forging party on ths Jackson, La,
Tosd, four miles from P)rt Hudson, aFd made
the following captures: Flty-nine tedsrals,
forty negroes, siE,y-1ire wagons aud two hun
bred and six males. These captures III. Lee,
himself, saw St GentsrViii5.
A general outside fight with Logsn's cavalry
was going 5a, bat lie result is not known
NaLehez CoNrisr. 2tN-