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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-11-18
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
TELEGRAPHIC.

FROM THE SOUTH MOVEMENTS OF THE
ENEMY-THE YANKEES DRIVEN FROM POINT
COUPEE.
PoRr HupsoS, la, Feb. 25th-(Via Mobile Aarcn
2d)-A Yankee force 1000 strong, Is marching towards
Lorgaus The advance guard 200 strong IS at fausse
River twelve miles from this place This is deemed an
imDorant movement and doubtless prompt steps will be
taken to arrest it.
LATER.
PoRr HUDsoS Feb. 27th.-COl. Mills Legion the ftn
Louisiana Col Hunters and Fenners Battery, drove
the Yankees from Point Coupee. The enemy igno-
mnously retreated at the appearance of our forces
The reported force of the enemy at Baton Rouge is
20 600
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

MiLIrIA OyFlcZEs-Goyer0Or Brown, of Georgia,
has ordered all the militia officers Of that State to report
to Cen Mercer a: Savannah for orders and for service
This Is all right. The officers want chance to show
their courage and patriotism. We hope every officer in
the State viii respond, aud carry i've six other c1-
empts with him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
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together with Fix or eight young large aud remarkably
FINE MULES.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT

led CHANTtLLY, the Deep Run Turnpike, miles west
Of chmond contaiuiug 9ls acres for sale at auctoo
sold auction the premises on TUisOAY the loS
March, IL O'Clock NJ the beautiful country seat located
as above by Mr. Hugh NJ Hrtcherson and recently
by his Ambrose Hucherson II contains 2s acres
and will SO divided give Mansion House tract 70
and will be divided nto four lots containing Is
Acres one containing containing 80 and
consiping "a acres lots uewooded vnd all Of
them are located embracing beautiful building Sites
The neighhorhoodis a excellent one.
TERMs-One third cash. balance at and two years. for bonds
late trust deed all cash at the option
GO9DIN 4 APPERS0N,
AurEA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

CoUEr tsus.-John Moore, the person charged with
killing Arman Jacob at the SpotsWood Hotel, eE-
amined by Ehe Naycr Yesterday a9dEnbe nrtaltSOgtS
as gay and dashing youth before Richmond became
the great metropolis Of the country tried before
Judge Lyoas Tor larceny and sen, to the Pcuen,idry
for two ycar.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
Ggt 8itBulonS Ga8ig,
wEDNEsD1Y MORNING, MARCH 4, 1858.

Fsnsa-Daiy IS per amman; o for months and 81 per
month FOR q shorter period.
senlvesy IS per annam; - SIX nonihs, Is ssn PCT
month for shorter period -
Weekly @ per annum 81 for six months. Seat Tor NO '
period. Payment IN AL advance
ADvETsNa-Ons square Of lines Is cents Tor - a. III
50 cents per square eontinuanee. Al
weekly Insertions 70 cents per square weekly
-e,,. ~ ~ ,,.se AZ the risk Of the Publishers n
AZ s- s- seres taEen on deposit Of e'er N 'ns
Post once containing money
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
ADJ'T 4 INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RIcHMoSD, FEB. %, 1868.

GENERAL ORDERS,
No. %.
The Senior Surgeons Of Commands entitled TO Medical d.
reetor will BE- detailed Med cal Directors r such Commando
whenever however the ntes Of the service h ~ reqGe de-
rscoumandedGy eIf tl announced In orders
from this once.
Pa agrAph W. Special Orders No TO- and Paragraph H.,
Special Orders, No. So OF last series from this e directing
Medical PuryeYou obey all instructions relative to the trans
CT Medical Supplies ard reports Of supplies hsnd
mating from Slrgeos Johns Medical Puryeyor hereby
and hereafter all reports will be made direct 20 the Sur
geon General and all Instructions to Medical PuryeJo all
nate from his once.
Surgeon Johns will send the surgeou Generals Office without
delay all records books and pAperI connected with The duties
assigned him under the above named orders.
By order
Tslgaedl g. CoOPEl,
fe2T-iW ldjt and Insp'r General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
sycoHp DESPATCH.

SAVANNAH, March Sd, $50 T. MA despatch IRON
Fort McAster dated S46 says that one oil the IRON
cI.ds has Withdrawn. Two ron-cads and one mortar
boat arc still playing on the fort The fort unipJured
and no one hurt on our side except the two slightly
wounded early this morning The garrison IN goou
spirits The firing still continues. -.
EXPLOITS OF THE PRIvATEER RETRIBUTIoN.
CHARLESTON, March S.-NasSau adyices report the
arrival there of the Confederate privateer Rerbuton
She had taken and burned the bark Mary Wright oil
Portland, and brig Erie, Of Camden, Maine; captured
and sent to Confederate ports the brig Elliott OF Bucks
port Maine, and schooner Hanover of Massachusetts,
captured and run ashore the Bahamas, the brig En-
ily Fisher taking the crew prisoners to Nassau.
The Elliott was subsequently recaptured by the Yam
KEGS at st. Thomas The Retributon encountered an
unknown whacr in the Caribbean Sea, which showed
fight killing one of the Retributions crew, when the
whaer was sunk with all board, by the fire of the
Retributon.
The crew OF the Retributon are all well, and would
soon finish repairs and resume her cruises
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

IHE SEcoND VIEGlNA CAvMEr-This regiment was
prominently engaged in the recent attack upon the enc
my a, HARDWOOD Church, and we are grieved to learn
by private letter from Colonel Nunford that Dr. Davies
the surgeon, and Lieut. HOrner, of Lyuchburg, we're
mor'aly wounded. Lieut. Alexander, OF Campbell CO..
belonging TO the same regiment, was captured
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

NUMBERED LAND FOR SALE.-Bv virtue
Il Of decree cf County Court or Abemarle county Is
Conmsonr appointed by said court. VIII SELL the 18Th
day Of Apu next, l>b, tie Howardsvie
county, ra OF land containing lIj more les-ths
said tract being portion Of the land descended the heirs
the said william GILMORE, ard Bi1g Rockhsh River adjoining
The lands n john NJ Mory and shers Person Wishing buy
tnbered lard tui ID we'll % attend tmbe can
yeyed Wn Rockh % The caaa and from thence TO Richmond
any other point the river Nearly all Of s above
ne onal gou oak hickory, 81, and large portion fac
bacco land.
The purchaser viii have the privilege Of paying the cash
credit Of tnI Il months v;u be given.
SAMUEL A DUNAyEST
mli-cup'&r Comnisiouer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

FLOUR.-Wc undsZstand that quantity Of -four was
impressed yesterday by the Commssary Department at
Sl7 50 per barrel The effect of this will be- We pre-
sumo, to enhance prices
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
AUCTION SALES.
ay IAMEs M TAYLOR 4 SON, AuctlOhecrs.
A VALUABLE SMALL FARM, IN HEN

A VALUABLE SMALL FARM, in HEN
~ pIco COUNTY CONTAINING N1NErY-THREE ACRES,
WITHIN fEVEN MILES OF RICHMOND AND oNE MILE vi
IAMEs RIVER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
e Mr. Joseph B1q 1' we VIII sS =, uSR 'n
man located as above 10 the occupancy OF MI BAN
CHAN II contains ninety three acres OF which MY arc
Gle rcd and very highly improyed the remainder Is heavy
wooded with pne and Of virgin growth There Is aaehed 70
the House an excellent Orchard Of choice fru Trees
''S az snis osn,lst Of comfortable Frame Dwelling
with four rooms aud two passages Kitchen, Stable Earn oo
House and ell the ouBulon all Of which are 10 goe
repair This property adoins the Westham bsa Tue Anu "
NJ .. Paterson, Mr.. era ton an others :,
TERMS OF e-hi cash, or the whole II preerrsu
the baaLce at four eight months for negotiable nses
interest added secured by ed Of trust The purchaser 70
pay the taxes for 1865. - -, a.. o.. 80
Farming Implements-ior which cash will be required:
' JAS. M. TAYLOR SON,
- al Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
THE NEW AND VALUABLE DISTIL-
| 1 LERY AT ROCK Ts NEAR GILLIES oREEK, POR SALE

AT AUUVIVN. ,, :, =,
We shall sell at auction, the premises. TUESDAY the
Oh March, 1862 ~ O'clock three fourths Of the Lot To-.
Gated above fronting the County Road containing $500
acres having thereon sTg. brick building used and built for
Ds ry together with the machinery therein said to be good
order other framed Tenemen adapted to stores and
dwellings -
The foregoing property regarded very valuable and the locs
ton admirably adapted to the business OF DsLllery
TrnN3-Oash onerd the balance at and IL months
for negotiable notes with ueres added secured by trust deed
The purchaser to pay the taxes for 1865 -
GoDDIN APPERsoN,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
Gko. W. MVSFoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.

Stephen Hanley six feet high spare made dark hair had
when he escaped black ock coat dark checked pants and
high wool hat Is rather inclined 10 stoop usually spoken Of
Capt Hany and recently service In that capacity
fe2S-d&e8t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
ATTACK ON FORT McALIsTER.

SAVANNAH, March SD 2. M-The enemy are at
lacking Fort McAister. The attack commenced :"
thirty minutes past o'clock this morning. Three ron
clads and two mortar boats are playing on the Fort
Our cght.inch Columbiad has been dismounted' and
two men slightly wounded. The firing continues very
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
I0,oTUFWN JOURNALS

~ Anv psrson srTnE the States north Of me FO
,on.s and bringing Northern European newspapers or any
person m the city coming possession Of such Journals % con-
Ter favor upon the Bors Of the WHO 0S OF ''
rsrns 70 this ohcs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
TINBERED LAND FOR SALE-Br MINI

Dr. Thos. Blackford Of Lyuchburg, Va, died on Fri
day night last, Of paralysis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
THE LARGE, ELEGANT AND HAND

THE LARGE, ELEGANT AND HAND
Il some estate called Rocky Mills the South Anna river in
Hanover county miles northwest Of Richmond for sale at
auction in Richmond. -
be sold at Auction rooms on TUESDAY the "a March,
1863 at ~ o'clock NJ that valuable farm called Rocky Mills, in
Hanover county, the south side Of the South Anna river 10
miles from Ashland and 2 miles from James river and within ~
miles Richmond containing l0 Of land, wi buildings
of the kind which have cost $4,000 About 200 acres
are mbe and pines aud the balance cleared lands rolling
and well adapted 10 the usual crops.
ALSO,
Dr. SWANS OLD MILLS, with - OF land, along Gold
Mine creek And likewise timber tract Of 800 Ia front,
running down o Berea Meeting House. -
Gentlemen inuei ride up, examine this desirable
estate for as Summer residence permanent location seldom
such chance presents itself The grounds about the mansion
house garden among best the State The owner
A. Noting Esq will be pleased TO accommodate and lodge
gentlemen going up 10 examine the property.
E "a BALANCED and years with Interest and well Sc
Sgred A2 sABeg ~ our lie M mean tmeI We ear
invite those who may wish purchase estate
examine the premises which will be shown them by Mr. Noting
GoDDIN & APPERS0N,
ei5 Auctioneers
POsTP0N EMENT.
In Consequence CT the ncemency OF the weather the shove
sale Is postponed until TUESDAY, the l7h March, 1893.
fe2S G00DlN APPEss0f, Auct'A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

CITI BATTALION.-IIaving been author
~ lied to raise Company, be attached to Major ELLT0rIs
CITY BATTALION % Va invite the attention Of COncfptj
and others this opportunity OF joining good company f0r
speca duty 10 and around Richmond. MEN OF ALL AGES
RECEIVED The duties Of this Battalion confined within the
lin Of the Corporation Of Richmond.
so DOLLARS BOUNTY, AND GOOD CLOTHING.
Quarters rAons furnished day enlistment Apply
At once in person by letter at Appomsttox C. H.. Va.
j. W. LAWSON,
mig 2w Capt. and Recruiting Oaicer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

DzATu OF Mrs. EDWIN BOoIu-TheNcS York Herald
announce the death Of Mrs. Edwin Booth. She cH-
pred on the 2,, uIJ, her husbands residence, at
Dorchester near Boston. The immediate cause OF her
Booth viii he remembered Miss Mary Devliu young
actress Of brilliant promise few years ago She played
in Rchmcud several seasons, and very popular with
our play gOers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
John q. BINFORD,
UNDERTAKES,

Having removed bis oce the Of his building the
ner OF Franklin streets would inform his friends and the
public deyotlng himself entirely to that business He
has always hand Metallic Zinc and all kinds Of Wood Cons
and Is prepared to attend TO all orders promptly.
fg2l-8tsWSW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

RECENT EXPLOITS OF MORGAN'S BRIGADE.
MOBILE, March "a special dispatch to the Evening
News, dated McMnnye, Tenn, I'd, says Maj. Austin,
of General Morgaus Brigade with fifteen hundred men,
passed around the MurGrcesboro aud Nashville railroad
tearing up the track and running train OF soldiers
over an cmbankmcnt
The Louisville Journal reports that Gcns Longstrect,
Marshall and Forrest are approaching Lexington.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
EXPLOITS OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES STEA
MER FLORIDA

MOBILE, March THE Tribune learns from Captain
Haywood, who took the steamer Florida out of this
port that there were nine blockaders in front of the
entrance to the harbOr. Two OF them pursued and by
the aid of their powerful "fescaP lights, they signal
lied the Florida four miles The chase continued nine
teen hours but the Florida out Of vew and on her
way destroyed new Yankee brig her first voyage,
laden with sugar. moasscs and rum the whole value of
which was $4,000.
The speed of the Florida is fifteen miles per hour,
and Capt. Maltt is greatly pleased with her.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

BY SUMNER AGENTS.
TRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES. AND
IL FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION
We will sell, FDAY next the 9Th March, large and des
able assortment Of Dry Goods Stationery &C. Particulars on
Tuesday. -
Parties wishing to goods this are requested 70 send
In their Invoices early practicable goods may be
arranged In time for the sale.
Lnc,Ienaa,,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
BY GoDpIN 4 APPERsoN, AUors.
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE OF

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE OF
52 acres in the County Of Pluyanna s. miles above
Richmond aucon-togeiher with the crops stocks &C.
thereon. -.
AZ the request Mr. Charles r. woodson, shall sell At auc
ton on the premises without liuit reserve on
the March, 1863 at II o'clock, NJ, his valuaDe
River estate located on one side by inc
of Mr. Charles the other by those OF Mr. John Ioney
e James River and Kanawha canal passing through H., Inc
tract contains by survey 52 acres OF when IL
are low grounds equal any the river About Nv acre
cleared high lands hne heart end the balance heavily SCI IN
hue oak and pine timber The buildings consist OF small We-
ling and the usual outbudng such barn. stable quarters
&c About 100 bushels wheat have been seeded on the an
with nne prospect good yield This estate for It's size is
Justly regarded amongst the most profitable on me ver
II comm ands view of the surrounding country the neigh
bohood equal any the river After the sale OF the land
will be all the personal effects on IT, consisting Of tue
oATs, .
HAY &C.
together with Fix eight young, large and remarkably
FINE MULES.
ALSO,
CATTLE, ,,..,.,,.,
NEW BACON, &c.
Possession given that the purchaser may have the
opportunity Of culiivatng the estate. -
TTRNs-For all cash. sd cash. balance at and
years for bearing ntes secured by trust deed For
personal effects cash. The taxes for this year to be paid oy
the purchaser. GoDDIN AffEhsVNi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

A UCTION SALE BY w. II. FOWLE g.
"A SONS, ON THURSDAY, 5ru INST, AT 1917 O'CLOCK
We shall oler at Auction, THURSDAY 5th inst very de-
slrable line OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND
NOTIONS, consisting In part Of =.
Fine Black Cloths and Cassimers
Dress Goods OF various descriptions
cznAburgs, Flannes Lace Curtains
Grape ShaWls,
Goods In Lace and Musllns
Kid Gloves, Skirts,
Hose, Hats, Gaps, Shoes, ..
Revolyers, Opera Glasses, Combs,
Backing, Shoe Thread,
Cotton Batting,
Playing Cards, &c
Consgners will please send In their goods to-day
mh-H W. II. f0WLE sONs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

AUCTION SALE BY TARDY & SILLIAMs
toor 18th and Cary streetsl
ON THURSDAY MORNING, THE 9TH
instant at Warehouse, commencing 1OK o'clock we
will sell -
A Large and Desirable Stock OF
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE
BOOTS, eI0Es, &C.
Ir the Grocery line embrace usual all the
articles Of the trade, and In lots TO suit them
HARDWARE
We have received some very deslrabe articles
worthy the attention Of this tde,
consisting Of screws, Butts,
Augurs, Compares,
Foot Aces,
Chlses,
BILL Saws,
Files,
&C.
-SHOE3-
Mems Heavy Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' shoes and
Bootees.
-DEUGS-
Alum, Ccpperss b acking
OLE &c.
ALSO
Superior Medicine Chest, partly filed
One Liquor Case C2 Bottles, NJ IT,
IA Invoice Of GsIlon Demljohns
AND
Many things Interesting to all trades
with which the Sale will open.
TARDY 4 WILLIAM
mh8-h1 Aucs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04
Congressional

Nothing Of Importance done, Yesterday, in the
Senate in open session. Various bills we're introduced
and referred. and resolution adopted nsructng the
Committee Of Foreign Affairs to inquire iutO the exPed
ency of resembling the agreement of the Confederate
Government to the declaration Of the Paris Convention
that the neutral Tag enemys goods, with the eA
ceplion Of eoutraband Of war
The House adopted a resolution to suspend all o'ner
business until after the currency and tax bills shall have
bssp acted on. and then went into secret session.
II is understood that the Currency bill was passed yes
,,,3., h,t il details have not been made public
--t1luA FIgE ESGNE.-We understand
that the new steam Fire Engine will be tested
tomorrow at twelve o'clock NJ, by trial of
her capacities in comparison with the City Engine,
which has been some three years in use. They are
both the manufacture OF Messrs. Ettnger Edmond Of
this city the old having given general satisfaction.
The new Engine has been built under contract with 1--WE OF
the Insurance Companies of Richmond and By them pre-
sented to the city for public safety. The citizens will,
doubtless be happy learn Of this and timely sd
dlou to the strength OF the Fire Brigade and the per-
i0rmance referred to- take place the Basin Bank,
the foot Of 9th street, viii attract many visitors.
PLANT CoRS.-We hope that every good citizen who
has garden spot unOccuped piece of ground, large
enough TO spread blanket upon, will turn il to good
this year. by planting corn OryegetAbes thereon.
Let il him not only DO this himself but persuade his
neigh1or TO do likewise. If people would generally try
TO raise somethius-CabhIge, corn butterbeans, tOma
toes, &c., which can he done small scale without
appreciabIe trouble the prices Of such edblcs Wodbe
kept within more reasonable bounds Therefore, We
say plant corn somewhere, anywhere but plant corn
ISyAsIoN OF SoNoEA Br TuE FRENcu.-Thc delegate
from New Mexico in the Yankee Congress has received
adyces from E. P,so Chihuahua, thal tIg> French,
5000 strong had ptUred Guaymas, and were marching
on HermoSa the capital ofthe Mexican State OF Souor
The reason assigned Tor this invasion is said to be in con
sequence Of Governor Peqra eOnscatns the goods OF
Freuchmea and 5auishing them from sonora
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

OFFICE r. & p. R.R.
~ RICHMOND March 2, 1868
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Thursday, March 9TH 1868 this road
gill follows:
The Mail Train gill leave Richmond, At..........GO NJ
And arrive At Petersburg A. NJ
viii leave Petersburg n
Ana arrive hlchnond ....oSO 2. ".
The Accommodation Train will leave Richmond 295P
And arrive at Petersburg p "
RETURNING
VIII leave Petersburg So NJ
And arrive at Richmond A. NJ
mh3 PGPR Co
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

NJ MOORE, P. BhYsE, q. ..
MOORE, BAYNE & CO., No. l47, Main
w street, Lynchburg Va Wholesale Commission
Merchants for the sale Of Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
will receive and sell Sugar. Moasses Wheat Corn Flour Bacon,
Leather and ell kinds Of country produce All sales promptly
reported accompanied with the nett proceeds thereof si-ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

SCOTCH SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBAC-
~ co-The underSlgned manufacturer OF The celebrated
brand Of Smoking Tobacco BILLY Bowegs, Grand Turkey Win
pebsgo, and Eephar has enlarged his capacity for
turing and added to his business; the manufacture superior
quality OF Scotch SnuG which he prepared furnish
oustoms, and the trade generally At wholesale prices his
Factory ner OF fifth and jackson Streets Lynchbnrg, Va
oc2S-6m 5. b. FERGUSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-04

NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS-The Medical
Examining Board for Third Congressional District
holding its session at Camp OF Instruction, Richmond.
All persons OF Conscpt who have been authorized
pear before this Board for final examination will report mmed-
| aiSIy.-- JOHN A, COKE, Captain
feT-u and enrolling Officer Sd Cong. Dis
Dispatch please COPY 81.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08
A Death-like Silence on the
Rebel Side Of the Kappa
hammock.
yo REBEL PAPERS 70 BE had AT
FREDERICKSBURG TO-DAY
REBEL PICKETs REFUSE TO
ANSWER QUESTIONS.

A dispatch received in this city to-day from
the Army of the Potomac states that unusual
efforts were made yesterday, last night, and
this morning to obtain the usual Glcs Of rebel
papers, but that 1t was found impossible to get
them. This is indicative Of q rebel re-
verse at Charleston, and is so interpreted by
the Government. Attempts were made
last night by our pickets to induce the
rebel pisketS TO converse on the subject of
tho demonstration before Charleston, but
they declined. These facts may be considered
as mere StrswS by some, but they tell tho
course Of the current.