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diplomatic trap remsEAs the Mobile Regis
ten, is being set for the Washington Government
in MEXICO, which viii put the astute SEWARD
up to al be knows, and viii require the inspira-
ton Of an unusual number of brandy aud waters
to get it cut Of.
The Austrian MAxBuuIaS Is 10 ascend the
throne under the protection Of NAPOLEON, and
his Government will be recognized by the Euro
pean powers LINCOLN must acknowledge him
also, or he must refuse. II he does the first, be
has to give up that pet notion Of Yankee vain
glory, the Monroe doctrine" abandon all
hopes Of dominating over Mexico, and, in fact,
The whole North American continent, and &C.
knowledge tha. The universal YaBkee nation is
no longer equal 70 the task Of whipping all ere
alton. 10 "a wsF5, Is viii have to submit 10 a
fiEbsfui cutting gifts comb aud plueking Of It's
peacock feathers in a National sense. To it's loss
Of prestige as = political power among the na-
ti0Hs, win have to be ADDED that of the com
mercisl advantages that vii be euriailed with
It's national weight Of iuhaence. Tais will DO
q bitter pIl to The Yankees, and they will
Equirm and pElsvsr, wriggls and cheat, aud
lie . great desl, and perhaps fzbs soma, before
they submit 70 it, To aggravats the diismma,
they viii have 20 acknowledge ia MAxnHLLAN
8 potehts,e who hiss recognized the rebel Con
f~odefsey, and This win be the uukifidest cut Of
all But if the Yankee is sble to control his
feelings Of disgust and gulph down the nsuse-
Gus pdl; If hs zbakss hands with the Mexican
Emperor, who has shaken hands with JEFFs
DAVIS, with what face can be object to C0nieGo-
rate recognition BY France, England and tie
Earrpean Governments 2 SEWARD viii have
to take the oath again ana -dry up"
Bat suppose AL shis is 100 strong for he Yam
kes stomach, and he refuses to yield The EoE-
ROE doctrine, and Topudiats, All and singular,
the consequences and results Of French policy
in Moxieo7 In that case he arrays agsinss him
= powerful combustion Of European enemies.
is iusuited, and stands against him.
Spain is he dipiamaiic shadow Of France, sn5,
rsmembeing Cuba aud slavery, she will isiu
he alliance. Mexico, washed by the gulf and
he Pacific, becomes a declared enemy. On the
gulf her borders touch the friendly boun.Fs Of
he Coufodaraey, sud in the Pacific the Yam
zee douiniou5 Of Caifornia, etc. Austria will
imPened 70 support q Prince Of her Toyal.
seated On toe fTgt throne erected in IE0Ei
America since The Azteas We Hssd 90 no fur
to show that the Yankee patton would have
business enough on is hands to FIJI up all the
spare I'M Il viii have in its present VOL K Of
intTganrg the south IF If refuses 10 Re cog
aizo Mexico undsri1s new form Of Goyernu cent.
{ cannot sit down and sulk it wiz have 70 pre-
for war snd to assert by arms the tTel men.
lous claims and assumptions upon winch. is
elusal 10 recognize is based.
LTRCoLE, then, must choose between the
Of The dlemma-ggo up the South aud
be Monroe doctrine, or plsnge into = war whfeh
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The YANKEES IN FLoBIDA-A gentleman
Who arrived IN this city on yesterday informs n
that on Wednesday last a number Of Yankee
esrges approached Bay Port, Florida, (Which is
a port on the Gnlf, some forty miles North Of
Tampa Bsy,) and burnt an English steamer
which had ran the blockade with @ valuable
cargo of goods. The steamer was aground al
The time sDous one sad 3 half miles nom Bay
Port. The Confederate troops in the vicinity
were in small number, and deeming their IRE in
sufficient 10 repel the enemy and save the prop
erty at the Port, SET fire to several small vessels
lying at the wharf, and fell back.
Nj. Parsons finding it impossible 10 save the
goods ia his warehouse, set it on FIRE, and it was
speedily consumed. 1t contained 4 large susn-
tity OF the steamers cargo, which had been
landed and stored, together with a quantity Of
Gotten intended for the steamer
Tho stesmeE St. Msrys, well known in this
city and Florida, has recently been raised, but
upon finding that she had been badly strsined
aud leaking, she wss again sunk in eighteen
feet Of water.-SaBaHHah Ns5os.
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By adviees from the valley, we learn that ths
enemy, $50 strong, secuted as fE as Strssburp
on Sunday lest. A portion OF Capt Nelson
company, gathering eOnscriptsS were at Ssrss.
burg at the time, Eve of when were captured
also three of Major Gilmore's men. The enemy
also captured twelve horses belOsging to the
above parties. After a short larry they returned
towards Winchester. We learn tast q portion
Of Capt. Bsylor's compsny had e brisk skirmisb
st Smithfeld, Jefferson county, on Tuesday, the
l5sh inst, in which thpy captured some eighteen
or twenty Yankees bat uPon being pursued by
= considerable body Of the enemy, were com
PEELED to release all their c~sptivss but six The
Yankees, in the pursuit, captured three or four
of Capt Bsyl0rs men.
We also learn that the seventies praetieed by
,Milroy are being re-enAcled upon the people Of
the lower valley by the successor of that dis
esrded syrant-RichsOHd Sentinel, 23d.
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thousand having crossed. It Is mot supposed
that this movsment has any more important
object than that Of securing what cotton is left
in that section, the burners having been very
active lately, or pcssibly to attract infantry west
Of jackson, and divert men which otherwise
the authorities might sec ft 10 move toward
Teanesses. They can do but very little
damsge beyond what they have already done,
and unless they come in much larger force
larger than they can spare, now that they are
weakened by reinforcing expeditions on the
other side of The river and sending men to Rose
Grams, Gen. Less horsomen will be amply able
to take care Of tasm.
The cavalry is admirably posted for prompt
and effective action, only a few hours being re-
CURED to throw half = dozen brigsdes into mass
in front, leaving a competent fOreo-on the tanks
to cut Of communications with the rear. Neither
three thousand nor ten thousand, coming from
that direction (mors than their force in and
around V~ieksburg), can make any serious i'm
p~rsssion on our lines.
The marine brigade is very busy policing the
river from Napoleon to Tieksburg, landing &C
e~asionslly and taking of negroes and stock.
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GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 80.
HEADQUARTERS SUBMISSIONS DID
No. SO.
JNUAhAEho oIEf EnoUH 3 d
VISION,

VISION,
ATLANTA, Ga, September IA. 1853
THE hsicr-Gsnara eommsudnz hss received
L. omeial Information o. the exchange Of the oEesr5
nd Esn Of ais division
Relying upon tMs patriotism ard eourags Of hs cm4
csrs and uen, he assured the Government thaE. same
dstely upon their exschauEs, hey would come for
ara WITH ths utmost alaeutys AID so0a Be ready %
take tL8haiL
Acting upon this belief be has made every p-sps-z.
ton for their speedy and c0mplets squipmsn- ANA
2 camp and hers sll BE- nothing 20 prevent chem
rom so7n lotnilg theiE comnsnionE tn arms. and rz-T-
apa nS IN tae great struggle that il % preserve heir
NAIVE states from ruin ard devastation
now res,s with thsm-soliisrs o. GsorFiA- o. Ala
DANA ana o. kennssaea-to show WHISTLER they I'll
respond promptly 20 the suramoas 70 duty. ard u-cs
more rally 70 he support Of our causs, or Be forced
INTO tie ranks that thay should glory "a Sling
Lett never De SAID that men who chsarfulIv en-.
dured Ehat they did 10 sfzr distant tlaatzr or opera
tous, men who sel-d a heroie part IN ts -iegs. that ba4
rendered the highs VI V1ksbl-z historic. WI bs ~
cceant now when they are called uuon % gather In ia
dsfense Of their kindred I'D their frs1idss-
II The bngsdss o. BdEsdierG General Barton ard
Col A. " Eeyno-ds w1u rsndszv "a without d=i=-. -
Decatur Ca Inst Of B1gzdisrG snsrs, CUNNING. Il
stone Mo1ufan, Ca and The Alabama brigade a. d.
places already d~eEgnstsd for is dFsrruf rseinzrt4
preparatory . moving % this place. The srsll=ry
companies VIII Be conducted % the places designated -
Ne rsn1ezYous for TIER respective blgadss.
III Ihs q1arternastgrs dspGr usn. viii farr.b
Tansportahol 20 ths points named on rsg1lit1u BY
the Commanding oHcers q REGIMENTS sni 6sta-a.4
companies
By command Of Major General srEvEssog.
o REEVE q
Hel0-EW Mafsr and A A o.
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Rrnersl Rrarn,s YIc,arr.

The news comes in g~loTiously from Tsnnes
see. Bragg has gained q noble victory. Our
heroic troops have sgsin asserted their supeTi
GRITTY over the enemy, aud won for themselves
Immortal honor. But we suppress exultation
at The thought Of what yet remains 70 be done.
and at the possibility Of losing al that has been
gained by falling to make The work complete
Situated IS ROsecTeus is, the victory that does
not end in the capture or dispersion of his
whole army, is a lost opportunity. II, instead
of this, he is permitted to hold Chattanooga
then cur victory will be without prcft
and we may only mourn that so many brave aud
devoted men have died ia vAin-and chiefly that
the gallant Hood, the prime favorite aud best
hope of 6Tmy and people, has scaled bis faith
with his ife's blood. RoseoTsns must not only
be beaten in battle, but he must be destroyed, OF
driven from East Tennessee, else the bassle
hsd as well not been fought. If that strong
hold is not wrenehed from him now, it will
hardly BE- hereafter. If he holds If, be holds g
p0iNt daPPHi from which he may at any
moment strike st the very vitals Of the Con
federscy. BE holds a region p~sstileut with
dissffsctiOn that needs only the presence Of q
Yankee army TO TiPen it into ull-bloWn treason.
He holds the country that must supply msat for
eur army, niIe for our powder mills, and coal
and iron for many Of our manufacturing estsb-
iiskments. The possession of that country is Of
Indispensable necessity 70 rs. It is the prize
for which Bragg is eontsnding. ULtil he has
won il, we can but rejoice with fear and trem-
bling over what be has done. Should he win,
it viii be the ~superbest achievement Of the war.
May the God Of battles be his help.-RiehROHd
Wing.
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GLE VIZ FHEL.

The Yankee papers publish a long letter
written by Mr. WHITING, solicitor Of the Wan
Department Ct Washington. i is generally
supposed 70 enuncisie The policy Of LUCoLg
Whst that is VIII be seen BY the following syn-
opsis Of its positions:
J. Every citizen residing 10 the seeded States
Is sspubic enemy. whether loyal or disloyai,
Uuionist or sscessi9Hist.
? The people Of the South do n5t cease 20 be
pabHc enemies upon the close Of The war.
g. "Cvii wax o5Htorates al Huos Of States or
counties"
4 The people Of TIE Southern States must be
governed in theI domestic concerns by Tie viii
and pleasure Of the North.
8. Seeded S.alee, With their Constitutions
uHaltsrs55 cannot be allowed to resume State
powers.
G The rebels must come back az a conquered
people, but not as our equals.
Z. The s5uihsln people can only form hen
selves into States by E5oIshing slavery.
6 Conquered districts must be Kept under
military gorenment-7T, IN other woEds, the
HL mNha E.LaAar AuA -taaH G-NtEaMal.G are
esfsbHshsl in the South prohibiting slavery.
9. The conquered Districts are to be hs'd 70 aU
their Obligations under The laws, bit 6 is for Us
e dictate whrl privileges hey VIII enjoy.
The radical papers Of the North, says the
Charleston Mercury, are delighted with this
Of oppression and rspacity, which, they
assume, represents tina purpose Of the Yankee
AdminisUeacn. We have no doubt tbst they
are right and the tesaou why the same priuci-
pes have not been sooner announced may Re
the doub.iulnes5 Of Tho struggle until
The euemy now assumes that he
South is conquered, aGd secrecy in respect 70 II,
fate is no longer necessary,
This semLOaicihl exposition Of tie purpose,
OF cur deadly foes needs no comment from r-
We commend it to The attention Of those among
any such there bs-whoss spirit mas for
moment qusiled under the accumulation Of dis
which have recently beslen our cause.
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NOTICE.

MY b-0ther, CO.. ". B. Eichuond, was killed IN he
w C~hckamaBFa 6ght on sdn1ay evening. when
found next morning, some fifteen or eighteen hours az
tsrward hi5toiy had been lied Of everything Of vaius.
Apart nom g considerable sum Of money, in gold ana
P per, which he had sb1ut him, his coat cap, s1urs.
sword, watch, zad g valuable diary which he kept since
the neruninE Of the war, aud oshs- minor articles were
$50 taksn- The watch vas Il dus gold enc, y d a
black ribbon, and. I think, a d~Oubie-es g. sna hs nzufe
on It. Ths sword had his name N fui on the blade,
aud aeO the name Of the donor. Tness thiuEs, aside
from the money, can Be If little value 20 any true
S0utherner. To bis m0thsr, sisters ana myself they
WOuld De very presiOEs WlOevec vii rstaTn any or
al Of them to ne, with Captain George DazhieL Pay
master Gen. Forests division Of caYHl-y1 OF % Gel.
h @. Fea'RIsH, aid-dscsUp 80 Lieus Gen Polk. a Ib
sTHl Esw-rd shali bs pan ana no qusstisns asked
Sa2h g. 2
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~o..vnltIes in second Tepne..ee ER.v,u.,,

Company g, (frem Hsshvile). Cap. VIM Ysstmap-
Killed. Priystes John Baek, Peter Tssnon. Wounded
Ijeuts G S Littoa, slightly, hip; 7 G Shaw, slightly.
meek; Nosisy slightly anklei Ssrgts W Q sorHrss,
slightly, leg . * Lee ,everely, shoulder; J HAnblIn.
Fams; Geo Matthias and GcDoogie, MORALLY. through
tbr head; M " alien, slightly, head; T GampbsiI.
,iis5iIy, hara; J P HsmHiin. severely, thigh; q Mat.
sbs,-s' slightly, hand; J Hurts, severely face; ] P Ne
Ferrin, severely, thigh; Jas McFerrini slightly, elbow;
MoKsunie, severely, shoulder J Patterson, slightly,
ssm. II P~ettsrHAy, severely, hand.
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To Lieut. Col 4. c DAVIS.

CAHABA ala. September sal 1888.
IN ~obedisnce % the sboys order L this day, assume
Z commald Of ali ParOled and Exchanged prisoaers
rest Of Gen. BrsTE 8 army Al sueh viii report with.
out delay AZ these Headquarters.
AL traas AiEEizsipPi PsToled and exchanged men and
officers VII report to ne
J will state Inst everything shall be done. 80 insure
the c0miort OF tbs mzns and procure for them rsiioaa,
clothing and pay 30 g. 10 enable them to be ready hr
service az E0on as exchanged
Its exps-tsd and desired thst soldiers via see the
nee ssity o. CON ng forward Our country 10 now
threatened Dy a Vaudat toe, and it is The duty Of every
good msn to oOey orders Dy reporting promptly At this
camp. Hour lanes viii be seut OF Tor exchange, ard
you VIII again BE- enshied TO meet tbs e0HardiT asszs
sins nov threatening Our beloved country NJ struaEer
appeal SHOULD be necessary than to say il is yeur
daty."
would eaFnss y request commanders OF posts and
officers IN the hsld 70 Z forward all parOisd men TO shess
Headquarters.
An pgr0led and exchanged men, now on fuIlough
viii rs1ort immsdiatsly 81 this place IN future no
THROUGH are valid except hose issued BY ne.
e. DAVIS,
sa2rlOt Eieu-n7aut- nnuai Gnmmrnd ~.
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News FROM The ISLANDs-The Yankees, in
large force, were again vigorously at work on
Battery Wagner al day yesterday. They have
made considerable changes, and have thrown
nm formidable sand entertainments facing james
island. They also appeared to be busy prepar-
ing the ground behind these embsnkments for
pletforms for their guns. It has not been posi-
lively ascertained whether they have as yet
mounted any guns in Wagner or Gregg. Bat
terry SimkiDs did some e~xcellsnt shooting yes
terday among the groups Of workers at WaV-
ner. Their only answer. however, was to sud
denly disappear at the fash Of ths guns, and
immediately resppsar on the explosion Of tho.
sbslls Charleston Courier, 25th.
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prom N~ersaern Virginia.
N the Richmond Examiner, sept 81

Prom -IG III I~Wl.I0I D|NI -
We have 10 change 70 report in the situation
Of affairs On the RApidsn. Passengers by the
Ceutral train report that firing was heard in that
direction yesterday morning, and with this
vsgas snd uncertain information we are com
PEELED to be content.
A small body of the enemy's esvalsv made
their appearance in Madison county on Monday,
Drove in cur pickets, and occupied Madis6n
Court House at last account
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Q ORDERs DO. Is

HEADQUARTERS o ~ COE. BUREAUl
Depsrtmsnt Tenn Ala aud Miss
HARlETrA Ga, September It, 1893
TIE Government havirz ordered he psroIsd BHsar.
4 ere Of The Fisksbu-E aud Port H-ds0u Earris1us 10
rendezvous, and Ha-des, clarr-d win
the duty Of rs0rgsnizinE aid psroi1d rrsousrs hsviu-
Issued al orler ce-iFLatEE the POINT a. wlch hey
s1aA rendezvous viz; Aisbsuizas and &lssouduns a.
Demopois. Ala, and al othc-s a. Enterpdzs. Eiss.lt
Is ordered thzt Ell o@csrs Of This Bu-ssu ausst ard
send forward to tie proper readszvoug luy ard an
men b~s0ngng 10 any Of said commands vita whom
they nay met
By order Of BdS-Gen PILLOW suD'di Bsrszu
". VANCE TdOEPSJE.
se172H A.. a A. General.
Huntsville COnfs7erals- MouiF18ery Advertise.
Mobile NsEs, Selma Reporter. Missaipplsn ard
CaEou Insert FOR two seeks aud forward bill 20 EzL
u. Cbea'hzu- 4 o NJ HEretta- Ga
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e The telegraph is entirely silent to-day
from all points.
z List OF unclaimed freight received by the
Southern Express company, Sept, 25h, 1868:
". s. Brsdlsy, B, b1.i L. Chessetts sack; C.
W. Hunnieut, shoveli W. C. Mcclure, bx; Miss
N. Fitzgibbin, b1; R A. Parker, 3 bzs; G. H,
johnson, b1; E. Winsbip, 3 sacks and pbgei
L Bsgley, rag; H. G. Ralson, bdlei 81 Long,
3 SKIS; A. Hutchinson, crock J. J. Thrashar, bx;
s S~aloman, pkgei John InssT, bdle.; W. H..
Webb, bdle; E c. McAfce, SIX; J. NJ. Boring,
keg J. T. Howell, ? bdlesi Il, D5bbs, bbli O..
C.. Rsnglsnd, bdle; J. d. Stevens, Pkgsi DsnL
MirAns, bx; S I. Beeehsr, 3 bxs.i ". A. Mayo,
1 bx.; 1t Chas. J. Graves, sword Z. L. Gras-
sent, bx t ,.bdlei & Dbl; C. NJ. Frost, bag
Maj H. Webb, bx.
H. b. WITT. Delivery Clerk
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One Volume, Large I2mo., IA Pages-Rs.z1
Price s..
TUE THIRD VOLUME OF THIS VALUABLE
ALMANAC
VIII be cut On the first Of October. With q fall and
complets CElerdsT AID 1sr0uoui-al Celebrations. etc,
for the year Ie4 The work viii smbraca q great exc
tent and variety Of very uEsful and importsnt inf0rEa-
toe relating 20 81 the Southern State=heir Re-
sources. B5hulatOn, Trade, etc Statistic and Reports
from ~ ysri0as Departments Of the Ccufecsrata
states The LsEA the Government and the Army
Very vaiuabie statistics coupfed from the last Cen rs
Of l86Q noW hrft p~ubhshsd. 70 viii b r. ei7e1a Diary
OF the War Evivg a daily account or 81 the Bates
and Engagements, etc the number Of kiled snI
Founisd A Tabular st tezezt Of al he Battles,
etc from the commencement o. the Wzr 70 the present.
ile, VIZ q chronicle Of he most ramzrksbie syeuz
in the WoTlds History for he past year.
Sent by IN a free q postsge on recsipt o. 81
Address n c. nLAREE, Publisher,
sel9 I'm AuEu-taGa. CT Mobis=. Ala.
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