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;s,roe rs ~ stl,s, ll,h C. ,Rsatme,is,
Tho et,psrqacnes ls,ss, ,hsrg,sn. bpssls a,
.siysI dpsti,a liver neatly .oPre>i,s' the
camps btfsre.they soaM he ssse bs ti,s
camp guard. whD gave iiie sisfii Tire
menMere setd, under ars,ls aud .leploy.
I'd ns skirlaisilers, ,gv.iay some. distance
lo Iits Jtdal in' ttts ifn,vl l,nent.- ,;tte en-.
eng kcan ci,pe %, ,sigE.s ,bsyns obtain.
ell possession VI ,the town Ysupiooses,ed,
1.n,t. excla6gsd shots SNisL lie .line.spf
.skfnnishcts. sen, sfser, tie town ~ ~
Kresl in Ilfe tNcr Je9s nearseek. S,,,
nsys,aME The winii b.3ying fc.l6, soon
Sef't The A.mes hoalcast lLpongh tie
;ta@n. The llesry gr.. .il,; ;,ofss IN ees- be,
tweSu Mf.Pofes l,oasr and si,e ,lsp;sco-
'n,L Cifofc. saSed -sfs a tsrssst,ci ure.
They II tf lie AIe. .hsdlst Lhasch ,;n,Ief
tho VERY aiiar, be il .hpsa, 80, SO viz
,lfit ~ ,w'as- sdiscoversd npd ;pasa out;
ifhc eav#.ty lad e,triws arined. Jearle's
.iigi,1 1Laiefy..taftsr aEdsivsef. thirteen
la'le.. had :iIsa repof,sI for lu,yssSthe
taopGti"lists having. stlectet their ruf,
,r'se. now Mihtitew. eugba: ked ,,in .hsil
-
..1ras :r%r,., nifF@ere conveyed oat' u
si,,l,t.Ss, :. : ''.t , 's:;.ss-ai -" Cd
;. Bqtaone casiia!tyr- occurred, on ons
shi.--atssg', New, of Cnnpn,iy Z. nh
Sc. lHGunty, rxas struck by " frags
n,shtsf shch (Which, 10y the WAY, rhs
Aankeeag aguntoais used veiy freely. J in
riife tig HI, srle %ibe ~puud Is not sianYer
,ous, however,. Tlia'iHSadrs., who were
:, incipai!s ANEW lismFsl,jre rcgine,G,
mesn"l known, To have. been punished
iu<ans:. was.a'As we .ai'l itrs.lefsrence
roH Hthcarttairsuoahe Combahee, fhe sac,
cess "fsa alsfauding >eSinrii,i"n Of tlsis
ehalas er, is certsist} a Very notifying
~
- tC"1rirston 3fsrear9, GM.
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see Heif iiSee,ttestfts, sr<ke rebels were
alti6 bes essealk tgsril. (seperstS Gtap,
slsnsanaed n ssarepsisS OF The yny. and
egSys Pepfhgtep, fhyse ,asys 10 eopsidcr
1bs'prqp qpcsiiioa ~ fetsf 6snefa Ere
plieftba ne dilat s.cnt- -,hp<S minutes
% scoa.iasr. !is fqesiipa, hutsinsi.e.l
sGraat 70. ofth Utoh him as soJpas iis
pleased. s - ,'ss x, .
b. an = the tertisie .slaaGhter3 on FL
day General Gran. issued an order for
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= BMRon in lu;as.

&. The ,d...lrueii6n off.nepsfty na DuIl.s
lSiaBd. =sf,ls dlys, tgy's .tsi'l. thr rrcenr
-raitf on ah,. C,,pI siis4. isvs.!vips an lin
,Grif-e l,,ss "f r"rsr'yt il fa'i.we.l Lp,
;ttstnrniug of DIE InSai, nal. town Of
lihiI.nn, .,n: NAV HivFr. 'Ehis last cut
rage :ask atare I'm. llurs,i4s -Ino,,i:ry
'ss'. aud t-.4iea in ihc h>s Il uboq,
iafir riisate re>idsnc.s :niti H@ailtE6ne
hundred out t'llo,ses. s,6ns, a.. We
llasc suStye,lcd M oTn$inins.a list Of the
6: :, :. =. .a.ats suffered by
..rs-- 6Uihhtg of lbe.. b. amGa:l u nuiss; End
stili%iosLtse:: Gcn. ], /, ,FsHrgy,,n. Cd J
Il S,eneY. IN. j. J.tX.It;.k, G.as ge ~.
lem .nr. laal Pri,ciiard. MI. .,Enk. J.
Ns NsiSeuzis, a. Gie-Isy. u Allpn, DR.. "A =.
G- Nf,slisr, es,ate II. 1.aerarti. dos. bay.
nstd, Jas. S,sslreok. CAV Eaw,.n, ".
Pope, In. Aislsh'haa,p,. DR.. f. p. Pore.
R.lE,- -hdise. }, y, Fore, q. g. Seplicr,
;lftnty StsfJier,sssaaire' lnpcs'a Nh
ts,nbhast, Ms. lIHraes, }. CHALMERS, J..
&c Ealltstsii. ID. & j. Cas'er, d. iiree
tnai's - erpelA = LangfnI,s. - Cl.al
msfs inn y -B,,Ilirben. AlrS.
!. iii.cs,nss, slss. ~ iAine hsfn, Il, . aig
GIN. 3. s,lis Merton. th t. TrriB- Mar
I'm, ttE S. 8 81 ; > - y. ., !
HE pituy sr2foache,l in transports,
aud tad,le,t t3dsasS l.psis tI~iirsm,,G strong,
J at y'fk:sis knoa1 rs, finnlirs I,iaad..'.
Eise g,th boats osyerea the;e lsndibg,
(which wasS snecesSfaily seremplishea
ab.M bajf.pasr 0 So'ctssk, 6is.r ite s4lls
insiam - 1hrce .eein,,ai,iSs of The .iDrca
ttltap hal IsndetlStsek-up. Ii-es iipe oi
psHicti, following the coIfse pf tue fiser
antii ,l,ey rescLsl BlufJoo, their gsns
! }icsfs-siga,nng 9aloag up the ,liser
abreast OF tlssr Il oops. The plels,w NO.
f.jced lie aiqveasaBt At ssfs rise,H and so
tporsesl shv fsct 10. sisiei,s. Col. JoIihsoa,
rcms.tasa tag sths eatpotts, ut about 2
lo'eIoek ard 10 cavalry force from the
t3l spds sth 5segSBeGis-S.s!G., Cavalry
knsSssd IL once sHxayaa tie, ,ihrsateoetl
$pein,. Ssmnge 70 says Be reaffers f,,il,
esI Eve Tspo, ,Stt Q ssadsahcs s.f j,is eRsny
E.eithsr 70, li,s yiekat 1isaddp4r,srsi ID
sb.nffion of toiiic garrison cau,ped ueHi
TIE tow, ) con -i+iiWs spf Il ans fnfiats,
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Agairs about ,Yie,,share

|. JACKSON Mar 2D-- ltte I,Iinci ,nl
f,ilinr ar,virk,IurrI L,4 IoiIrJ ,ud
I'rie pne,ny Eassf;5:cI h.cc m1 conn.
,nrnc.I f;ir,i;yinlg, .1iiaiHncr IL. I,;IIs !,
,hara!Icl iil.es vi i ,I:a..snf l'.ml.r,sn,
III, assaults q. lhI- EicS,bura wS,k>
have tcru terribly disastrous. M,,,, e
.,l.r eus my lave boon slaughtered hrcor.
.he Vi, k,Lurr 81. inches han in ant nth.
rs.r ha,,lrsI ri..wa.- be;r., from o;raou,
l6 3D,uea. Thi< is y oIrat. ,,rn,,ls.T 80
tmrn to Le pn,, hors Ge eoa.J.t IN i sin.
gle hattie, Tor in this estimate + ,ln ,ns
uann to inciude The cpen,s-S losses ~
r;,anri 1iplf. R,vmonl, JacI Irrn. Il .krr'k
i;rvpk ~ i,ir Kiacks. nor do make. In
Jnlrmcu ~i.hnu, :hes,nust ca,.fuI in,
q ,iry. Suh,.. il. ,i,ai nv h,t;,, u,,i,a,
Is co,rec,. =. -
7 | tel~rrarrii Won that yick hu.o
rn. ci,srlv Lesi..t..I Arch. ;imea
1il 20. the rue.nv had command [ and
ver havc) of .i,c :AIis.k inn: river in bS,
frn,,, sh,.ve and l,.l5a .,,,r fi,r .f The
Ysz 10 liver 10. Snyde,. J,h,tf wL. p.
bis ri.ht VIM re- 81. ~ III. Giu I;r,rk
.Rvrr 10 III. Ssn,hefn Railrou} p-id,n
- mere l,iGsi.frMinr r.s,e5. hi. Norm
err hue t.f6rsya inhs a, Snvdcr', Drnr
IBIS ScuiKarn@ Sfa<e Of s.ne,n,it,S nj
i,liinn.l ,SGnlf. Ta. .biy. FLAX ,,L
! Y5z..a5 .ttiiS;ss ti;.w frnm Nnr,Ee,u,
1siSsi.sipI.i IN a S,I,h wrrs:e,ly dins
fisiif, = ;ic Yazoo .Ai.,3.,coe<. ;n,o ,Lc
I fsiixsi.>if,,i \ +. w miles nhs. yitk .hnTq
ssssfnl Il,e hip tst:Trk at G,ap;l G,df some
so h5ihs"below. Tie ercnp hna mus.
"a t,fi<< aiinny<teo oon ncn-on = I'm.
f$Im ihe hri,iS6 ,o the huff = liL,,c,.
OF s.tI,e tWr,!StSs mile. lrrinT from ,iss;r
Ito liver, While I,i,yun l,,a.s and nicEs,s
hsi,l the rivers. ,-,--.......,'S- So,
| TIE. coemr hnve a. n.,fsl tj,a vs,kE
! and haxe encountered n, fxtra,,,,diunrv
a,n"ua cf f>larrl,ier--.o oiprcpt as 10 do.
| ter .!,rnAf-r hiie. ut h.asL. f,om y SIN.
! bar experiment, hd, ;hey are s::li IN
! fiunt uf. our -eu,rs,c;,ma,a. win an
,nvL,.Ii,vrJ,. su,,,lry sev.rfv ,h,n.
,antl fte,iye men. They have fallen,
( hack aud coma;enec,l a s..ties ,.f G;r,;,;
| caiiuns parallel viii rtn.e in 1hcir r on,.
! and cS;,,,,nanis,r ian NM, y;cE.l,+,, yo,.
! ROMANS IN. a, AM, nan onix Tfh.r,'L'c.
.uch. mean, rs. II ;xonI;T l., imnI,;,;. ~,
ne r., ,;,,n.;o,t a -, &c ,na,,.r.',; ~ ,;f
lsrfc,...i,ys cnr.n .sh. ca..,as :, e'tf,,..I.
k1r.,ir. Eir Iifs,ls.w I,s..l.'y. a." 49,, ,t'na t
! md hs can nnoly snrnIy h;Gsowt S' La,S
i'm. , Her. ii: .EnsI ss1a,na .,.,,'', ~
E,Sm bn, in.,.,, Lrels+ L;s'i,sn - 80 ~: y
~ u;.;;S.,; D.. -; - -, -,
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THE ExcnASoE BUSINESS, SUspEEp.
EDs--The Federal Commissioners having
relnsed to deliver regularly pAse!ed Con.
federate prisoners according to the sgses
men. defined in the cartel, has beerhin.
fosn,pa that no more Federal prisoners
who may, fsli into our hands will be
exchanged until the said, CoDfedefates
1ase handed over Our commissioners
has faithfully de,isered over all Federal
prisoners demanded under the terms OF
the cartel Suni! this occurrence. Our
account with the United States gives us
an excess ofTprisoners captured: by our
farces In ali9parts ofthe Confedsracy ol
about 1000 nop commissioned officers
and psivatss. The csptmesof commis,
stoned officers about balance. Nearly
every oneaof the former havs been dsiy
paroled. aud. seat homE We have no
Information as 70 The cause. of The reten'
'tien Of ttia coafesleraie prisossss. sllsds
ed to, alnsest ali of whom shonld have
beens sdsliveted, tbrss mopths ago. One
lhisg j. certain. lE4 United Ssaies will
make nsyhia9 bs its breach Of honor. .
-, fRtehnsond Enquirer
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Chr satl9Efll ssprisl
-; q -Issrrp wnl xi.y pr 4
<; R1xTCE& BAII iEN,, =,
60 Ediiorsand Propytetors. &c
q r3r Asss,r;n. 81 asfygScs:
.:kui'ER.IISENfENTa

s-sl -. - ! ! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %; " ~
WIN &c iaserteisst Gle tafcs Of one dollar
snd 6fty ccptsspst sspafc, Of ~ Ninian aioe<,
! or Esn for 5ia ghfst tpsey@sm, scvcpfytays 70
sxnss f6f Sbsssssaad ssNs sfllird ipscrtians, and
Nhfty StUtA fsf ss<> eaccccsljgs inscrsipi,. . IS
S0lstSks>e (ses, TrilssteSrof Rcsr Get, nam.
yipstfens fsfs sofi ficcs, " hensr ~ bens1 { axe
sehsstse fuF at The rates d, seventh .iiss cesss
$. .Apnouacea asssts for offtss, as.,. a, -.
haysrtiscmessts scst iq wiltpnt .u,e- numbes
.ef tg1efkj j0bs fSeefncd. viii Acpublishc,r upt!i
srdsrsaSsst ts1l - ssgsd FOR asssfdipghrs
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Nsw PASrs M1L.--- We learn (ssya
the Augusta cosa,i,utioaslbty shst sosns
ents.prising gentlensn kpAe Georgia
went to TsnpssRes . short .tinse go and
purchased psper min 'that was OK.
possd 10 sbs s6emE s~d sutcsedsd In
ressosiag its usAchinssy inst bsSbys q
raid Of tho enemy ssxps thssnsA ne
region wtsrs Il was I5caissa. 1T 4 10 be-
put up sdusvhsts d Georgia.
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e BASKs' .ARaY TaaIS CarruaEn.--
jackson. May sQ.AThe chaplain Of the
l2lh< Loaisiann regiment, just over
from Ionjsiana, - sts.sse, that Kirby
S,nishs &ssas, at yVermillion bridge,
,captured n;ne -hundred wagons from
Beskst iadens with all; kinds Of army
sto,ss.S = = 49, - =.
! 3. = Jacssos, May &c, six guns, spiked
] and atapdoned by, the FeleraIs, havt
been fisbednpsout Of Psssi iiser.A :. I
ESPeeiat Dispafek TO Mo5its Registeys.
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The Epemy;s 1ssa al sflis i lansssft ! the
8 1, ~ ~ :. 2 = bSShse s.A s. 9. p.

< -A> q nSSe- rSatAVied Tso01cl 5rduHtoHRt
nsrsieahtfss cfs tbs ,reetnt fslpa si,clj.e
sYakkss Ssist TIC 'Batks Of HE
fJesp> esl.sa.S la iaits,oflicia Dip itch
erSsi sshr aike%ssl 4 rd ,Gscen b.m,t.
sehscir oetfS &c Tue sda AZ pigIii. an lshistI
was aSccis+d here on tdncsdf q iiissii.
ias con, ese4t, i,rslligence that tho en-
'ems had SiiI:ta!y disappea,t.ts :,
u sce:ps HAL lie f,si. lsnsliha-&f tho
'Vandsis, Who're force sc,asiucd sss;pis
50 il,rtN sco9 s..tSS,i . . com pasiess OH,
,eegett lsyswl,us:,,. tsck rlace alys ',e.t +
I'disis, oG .sii r!antetiea itf $fI i! il
l.sSefs az rte sliih .d diftlse Sa.alisI,ee
Liver. .Aftr,:, ts.rsjn2 aLe feSssaenrc
..nRsk out tl;ei1aines stie inceRiiapiss r,,o.,
sesdsd slopx he iji VI bark. sis5iing
s,icccs-jrsly lhy. plsp,atinnS of, aiF.. OH.
.sti> Midrtsseh sit: aA.ifcw ~. lhs,iia,,.
Mr.. sir. i. .lsha. Mf.-,Iysi.ns Sirls.
,,lls. ! Me- J m,es Paul, II Mrs Msnicst,,t.
.Nts. & Chas E.vsnai-s aiij AIs..S,S N. G.
Hsys;'srd ..v. fir Pil!apiag Are ptdrtifas
ssf lie-e gentlemen; The. enemy set e. 9
'to-ii;e rtsllelces. ,dny tsiLlinc anI via,
fver grain. fic.s fLcstconld fptt Tie
Na-t place a,.ahirh il.ay sla,selr wnxfi,.
llsillH}t,,n ssSnL "a lfyymm.t.. a1t.
,l,f,ef elwosk If df,iaxaStatiS,n Ihe,r hS,,l
been c..n9im,na,td, they, ,leSrroyra tia.
.loh:i,ia ssstSf:ss ut, Gomtahce- Ferry.
lrIey theilffl ey .@ff- taking wifr ilen
between 500 ansk !,I6e .,sg, ors. ,heiopg
tsg cl5.as. .aS We ,,re fnfSrmeie,o Mr.
sAiIi,uec G, jleyNat,l aud Mr.. Z. T..
Los. paes. >* Sr7>t. !s+2., ,..t',;;s -
ahe .fc>tlsfess on, ,thp<c 5'lahrr,i,'n
nse i,c'',rd as tiAaneSs hr'hs ilf ri,sr,
r,ing ilrfiiAeSeai casse f.r':sssM'e :" r~o
nfes. al ,hes Planiaii.sp al r''sis Njch
Hjlk tc;wScls TEioo 'nSd Ie: e:ee1si''l>iiels
t.tIiee we'a:''esir"s e'i.A BESIDES Ills res
Itrnee aiaf c.nhpii3inse.. which were
hlr9sd7's lo,. q clndee hb@rF nf r"'e
20, oesss, -! N..I.s aiyI N"So;' e',"'%l "y
49, = ~ missing a,''' =" Is >'ti'i'"-' 4"
Ia :, W" .1e 10 me hsA''s u we '"'>
t y a.. = s.. 8. ,.
;, '"r. = ,leee1So' .ts' = mAFaHn"g FP"ir
',p e;'"'''''e't sf"s,'E very
t''',' : 'nS c,tr,.',,s'a;,ce ", ~ "rr 'n'
r',f:' ''r' ,s"' i"' i..'n SrW, me '"err
. 10y see '..'1s','p =. "'IMr.rrh%'"'''
49,. """> .,H',,'r. ;'v S,"'',a"se, "'" 'h'' "
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Particulars ofthe Fight at Port HUI


we s;rrahe foIl9~in 'parliculsts Of
The assault tnh,is by tho u sifkses Gu our
fTEfcsifbts n,-apart .Hulson.. The
pews. tliasEftes is sa'i,fse.6Iy. We
have tie Gepaiesi Conf lencc ia, or Gen.
"rais o's:,,nta'ljug ~ ylsost, HtsiSun. The
E~a pfd.isHas Jrt:er froinits -csrres.
lnnjltnt fs0n .l,aar.l Gt!na' stsrn"r .1Si.
Maurice, BAYOU. s IRA, " ~ 23.' II
stH>: .=."
d" Gencrnl;i'n,ks anil SAT-. nee here,
anil ,he arnr IA rapispr. cot.ihs up.
Every one nj 'hi'ant an,l contillunt, of
vic:nry,at.Pat Hudson" =.
/. Widh ilsis qpie!acr. we sise what
news Ia" rri'onerS- bring. They state
tha, the Yankee. troops hal ,rnahe.twn
l;'irsprrn.s assmFits., ~hi,l, w.,e rep,,l.ai
| Uitl, I'M nter<e .inuch,er!- When o,.ler
ed 10 mako the ,ftiri assault they rrf,.
"4 snsi4sMvre tbeE w,n.a ",R.d I've Jed
inIo aslau2h'e, pen" four "f the atl,2
njriuH General, were seriously wouiided,
whose nan,"S we w-,e, nnr5lc N ascci-
tain, wilhll,e rSc"r'iou .fGr,. stafford,
whn wa- >ho, .rhr",g, ,bdth i,..s.
/, G:-nc.sI Grover, il j. also s;ntrd, WAS
Killed. Smne p.',s uf these tunnrs ara
Hhr,ily -crehii.,..: s,n,l, ~ that ~ ial the
!nrlr taken ls. Bank inao !,e fight, on,
y 3 900. escaped. .. =
/ G>R. lia"k. cNirc s:nfl was csptu:
sd. -. -. -.
: OF one negro regiment whiel, made
the assault. Gp0 were kilir.ls We fir.
thnr !earrrL tha, uur. gallant Grnerai
| Gariner I,ai given orders t" take TN ns
gro -etLi-r< l,:i>opers. II ibis i>,crr, eel ,
I We are glad 10 irstn hat hs has taken
fthe iNi,iliivr'i I'M that re-i'-cr. and lave
rd doubt he viii receive, which hs we'll
deserves, the thanks pfsyery true South
! crncr. - g.. -; $50 -
y rumnr|wa; p:araln: on oar streets
!. dfaC tie & r.iic,r of N,w Orleans ha !
! raised ri,. thcee, and lird no, Only
whipped tho. Iansec troops. bat ,hat
: Gen B..wrn. the Yankee commander,
had been killed. {; aiso.' That the iiremeh
had iired nearly the whole or The Third
district. This, however. rs much ~ we
wish it TO be so .req"ircs confirmation.
LATER Axp coSFInM,roRY.
The f,l!owingi' u copy ola haay
tnoie written at New o. leans just before
,l'e. boat contpinin9- tho prisoners lef,
the 'whaf. II is from ~ gentleman Of
high character. = - - ~.
g.. .New Orleans. -Hdy 20 |:sfrearendous
fight al. Pert Hudson on, lhe4 9Th.
Taiikees driven back viii, q loss ot
t3, 600 killed and woanded ,.Gsas. Sl,er
! man, Since reported dead, Neal Dow,
CEspin an1~Sickessou, woilnled. Gen.
! Payne killed.. Negroes. 10 use the Ian
grmgc Of an aid Of Gen. Sherman To- r.
! Evans, - massacred." -. ~.
They held oar Oh, work. Gu Two hours,
bu The 18th ConpecticntRnI roth New
Hampshire caught lhe.infection and the
/ whole concern broke and fled: They
! report the United States 'sloop-of:war
Riehpiond sunk; some say il WIS an,
other vessel. This IS their oSn version.
tfla6k. not in, the fight. All under the
dissc;ioa, Of Sherman. He was brought
tl,eres last night. Registered enemies
! will sPpsrently beleft alone For a while.
.AHante Iatetiiseneer, 5h..
4 aFTH 49,
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JCb.N,.t' W -.
Jos. Z. JOHNSTON.

d. JACKsoS. Nav :7. sG3, ~--
The .Me,i&i,.a journal, uf Salarl ~
says :. -. .....-. -
: onr: ln,c,. reii'thlr accounts say thai
Gen. tusnt hrs ftIlep bncI eight n,;Ie%
fom. .Eick burg J." n r!ac" cali"d hoy
iir't. "n the Southern raiI,"nh. aflpY n
ha'l flnclti bath. ."n Ta",,iw. lis
i">s, r"'f'ae al" last en.acon~"'. Was
,fs'i'na:eI at 3o.ouo-ol.rs riom 600 TO
300.
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The WOUNDED IN rnE Lars BArrLrs.
We have been enabled to ASCERTAIN the
exact number Of euE men who have
been wounded in the late BATTLES about
Fredericksburg. They amount to six
Thousand one hundred and thirty. eight.
Six thousand one hnndsssi hasa been
brought 10 Richmond. The, balance
remain in hospitals, near The battle. field I.
OF these who have been brought to
Richmond the wounds Of two thousand
are very aight-only Sufficient in the
majority Of casss 10 enable the sufferers
to Obtain furIohghs. -. - -
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: Coon CorSsgL.--Nuyou young man can
hone to ri.c IN society without q fairmor:.
NJ character. The bsssis OF such n char
sc'rr il sirlnoas>Gxed sense Of moral
obligation, sh.taihedand inigofated by
Tire fear and ,ve@ of, God. That youth
who pos esses such character can be
trusted. Integrity. Justice, benerolence,
trait, are not with him words without
mraning. he feels and knows their sa-
cre,i import, aud ai'ps in the tenor Of
dis life. to exemplify the virtues they
exp ess. Such a-naan tss d.eision Of
character; fie kxows WHAT'S right, and
is firm IN pufsaiHssi IL. 5Sach 1nan has
dependence Of character; I've shinks and
acts for himself, aud is not 10 be made
the tool of unprincipled and time serving
In.iticiaas, 10 the dirty work g party.
I-su Ii man has true worth Of chas&crer,
and bis, life is 4 blessing to llitaself.s 10
his. family, to society, 10 tho world, and
he is pointed Out to future generations
~ n proper example for the Confederate
! outh TO einIiaie. = c. D, II.
Educational Journal.
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sn Spows.--Les nj sselcome Sssn the
'shadoHs. What wopld sfhs wosld- 10
wiihont. them butusnsssky, ua-
siishgsd. .eohsned by 5yiug clouds, glar.
feg doyae apen q wosld svl,ers sverY
object stood up boldly 10 the suplight.
No goodness, no msst4fy. .be tsSdssnsss.
uheeftsiaty !; 10 vs9ae, delicious bloSa1
-Sohly infolerabIe light I! Low bean.
tifai are the shadowst especially in ,hs
:ssrly autumn when. ihsy silver and
thrill II the pale snh.hine . when, the
nuttering- leNves drop down. irs.tinu
e,hsir shadows Tor tlis'iast fiisne; when
7is $mtzon is red and mi.iy IEsRas cen.
ser which q burning odors |; when the
Clouds driE slowly, throwing large
patches of gloop, over the golden stab
be Of the ~fssped fields They are
someimes very dresry, in. ihs shost,
fierce wintes. !daYs. sbpf. svsa ,ihcn -we
knoE that thsy, viii psss. y usu.. be
SO with the human heat. Il could net
bear anolouded proepsejty, d seeas ths
shadow to soften, refinS-to Teach il
pity and hope. :.
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tcI,arscteriz,.d -bv .oms ,fS.,u,c,s .nd ~,
yspdsd3s ~ see,me ,ci,c.nsss,rces vi,;cb
make !, e,sen,tsl,, af.ysren,s sfsoT IN ,i,s
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! Russian, Poland At once !: even fn I,;,e.
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great Jewish populaiion Of Lpols,.ss
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fnE SASKEE .MaMEtuKEs.-Tie Sa-
vsa,ah Republican reminds. the Y Yankeea
Of a setipps difficulty in tha way OF rails
ing. ~ tlrey propose, n fresh, cavalry
force Of: one. bundred thousand men.
They have not that many ulsn who
knnw how TO ride! They may get the
horses, bpt they will find il IS difficult
70 precure riders in fankce.iomy as Ess
iesson did 10 find iron men toxGFsit bis
ships. Cavalry, Shi,ont good horse
anon: isIsot-,oniy. useless bar IN incum-
branc6. butchmen fica ON, as they
were in SirgiHia,s WONT. do. and the
horse, wilt cat of their own heads and
impore.ish the country. They will do
70 good to snyzhoiy but The Confeder
afcs. Ne heed go'd horses. and shall
hs obliged 10 the Yankees FOR supplying
ia. =. I. -. ;.
: There u one advantage. 100, wiici,
.ihe Yankees doubtless have in view.
On horsehask, they, can get out Of the
way ofifscF., rebels " will, greater des>
'p$ieh. so nifge an increase of that arm
Of the service is proof concIusiss that
they Go moi expect toistop for any great
,leng'il ofi;me a, any particular place.
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BRIe. Gkx. EvAss.-Thia rssioul.la-
ble he:o Of Leesburg fame he's reached
shh gallant brigade Of South CAsolini.
ara, on the tssss side of Pearl pissr =
Hsgstpresses every confdsnss, s.ss Che
Jackson Mississippiau, in The spseJy ex-
pnlsion OF the H.nkeas from oaf coil
We "Je fast accumuIating afi army,
which will be led bS ,he.be., and most
experienced Generals, among whom
Gen, Esnns justly ranks,con.picaoas.-
Mississippisus know how TO appreciate
him, and he kHaws, something Of tho
Taior Of the Mississippi soIdiery. ],
was Mississippianss mainly Iaha fouglt
aud won thebril!iant battls, ,of Leesburg
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A DESPATCH in anew York paper
from San F~acisco, dated May. ! Q, says
that the loss Of .hs French army ss
Puebla,' up to the l2th Af Apfi,,
amounted to four thousand kilied and
wesnded. A French reinforcement OF
i've thousand men had arrived from
France ut Puebla. :: ..,..''s
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sapaSiose q the rs asqnk5 = - I5oa
soies Of tks city gfftSsEnesJv hi hst-
ts. qpaliay, nd bsass H. msiaitn psr-
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StAesa;fE the espiss odd the sHessss
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sergraysI = n6asi q a P1astsr
sf sis bU8 q d. sxk,biss.i
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and psspAriHe ihsnosss eo6 iploopsrs>
iios sspsdsE ssgf - tp16sH ttili % issa.
.ed q The rata ~ pky500d ~ more 80
.dsy.ga,itths 'aSnosnt kmt.ed b lsw Is
" Tbis is' tlsscfifst 6apai6sj carrcncy
;tssaed 10y Sfhe Conisasrats StSass. end
.sAsee h noaprosision Cor any oaher of .
{fsctiohnl slsaon1nasioo. :.
s;.;1s = 4 RieAssonds E.<aminer.
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tine Brooklyss Navy Yard Paymss.
.tss's eff3es vas rehbe3 Of $40, ,oo0. -
Tbe5hief has not been aliscorsssa