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sEpoadsnes New York Herald
WAsRIsGroE, August 2l.-Tbs treasury DO
pa4tment has heard nothing oi Che courier Is-
ported 70 bave been sent BY Gen. Grank nor Of
any modification Of bis views N respect % iTeds
Governor Bo7eman, Of West Virginia, attend
cd by Col Crothsrs. Of bis staff, Is hsre = urge
upsn the Government the adoption 0f mHssures
% eusbla sbe loyal citizgut OF tbe new State to
project themselves against Tebsl maTaudsTs
flls Tsquesis have been aceeded SO. zad al TIE
arms required hsvs bssu given b him.
2-erhrn D. heTo1ng, formerly GGvarnor of
UiRR, and recently Consul at VaiDsraiso. hss
Bssn appointed Chief Justice oil Colombo Ter.
Htory
c0vEREeRoF ARIZONA.
John w. Goodwin, formerly member Of Con
gyess tom Maine, aud lately Chief Justice Of
Anz9na Usnit0Ty. hes been appointed Gsv-
sruor Of Arizona. la the Pisos Of John A. Cur
iey, deceased. His undsEsioo3 that ihe appsint-
Tnent was conferred at t5e rsqRast Of the oties5s
of the I@ritoTy. ar. Turner, Of Iowa, has bssH
appointed CHisf J85tiss IN ihg place Of Mr
Goodwin, The OfissTs Of the Tsuitery win
ieaye NsW York cary aoEt week 10 organise the
tsTritorial gDvsTnrnaat
MAJOR Pune, Of toe enginssT c1Tps, and a.
taeaad % he staf Of Gen. Grant, has declined
to accapt ths appointment Ot brigadiaT-Esngra8
Of Yaluoteefs, pEeterGiuz "a retain bis position
ittaff- aAft -A44iat
vssuabs 1fiaeg, 10 77hoss skill is attributed much
Of our suceess as VieksbuTg.
SaVaDtT dva companies have Tins far been
organised and mustered into the invalid c0Tns,
EuQ haTs n8szI 1a-I1-=--i e. 1nrrison ana other
duiy net rsgurlug Lo1 nuOn fatigue OF exp8
snra. Thls. corps Is proving itssif e valuable
s3diii0n % she service,
In consequence Of shs aeeamuiati0a Of le5taFs
Pate1t a. tie 7steRt ot1ca, Congress at the LAST
session, passed a iaw providing tbas nights nn-
der than should - forfeited uulass the Seal fec
should be psid within SIX months sfieE Cha date
of the act, AaTch 3, 1858. ana tas invention
saaI become pnbiie pr0pel b Several hundred
patenteas save noI-ya complied With thls law
Letters coHtaus 10 reaea ha-e man hsIne
statiug tBst ne e-sctiSa bids lar ba ciese and
urging The 1anding on 0f absent voters with
money te insure csTtain victory iOF che hep1bh
cars. il is believed that the result viii argelv
nhaenc5 ths elections ia other States, which
must determine Fhsl6ar g civii or a military
nau must BE- run by the AiniBistrs ion party
In the laaer event, Gsn. Banks IS confidently
spoken Of As ihe probable nominee,
The lsie ordar of the Post Ohias Department
for sending 70 tie dead letter ofies al msil
matter noi purely o16sial arose ff0n the fact
thst claim sgenis sud ethsrs Who correspond
with the different departments have assumed
that their communications are Official, and they
thus msuags to evade the payment Of postage
Hereafter private psrsons who write 10 Govern
HeEt OficsE5 up9a business matters must pre-
pay postage.
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Southern patriot in poverty and tTibulation, than
deprags3 snd vulgar son Of the Pilgrims
dressed q purple and ane Inca, and ineaps5le
q one elevated thOHgst or generous aspirstian
Who would not rather be tbs French nobls. dF-
iEg calmiy and pTsudly snder The hands Of that
Res RepHslicsl mob, who could kill hut eoald
not degrade him, than the beastly csnaills, who
gl0ated over bis death agonies, aud are ROW OK.
ecrafea by al mankind, and ssifering IN ansthsr
world TEXTURES which they in vain attempted 70
iEiiicE upon their victim in this.
Bat We shall never permit fhsm even this
trauBcieHt trinnph. They cannot and shall net
conqacf tho South They may take AL the sea-
Rort cities, out they viii Revsr toueh vitHl part
OF the C0nfedeTaev, The kRsWledge Of what
they iutand viii nerve every man and inspire
every nesrt 70 perish to the last mau before sHr-
render 70 saeh demsns- RichmsHd DisDRteh.
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NEW EERM.

FETEkhavs purehsusd tAs -ztirs interest q y. W.
" HITrCHlasUE lz the frm u r. IL PARIS d Co.
zEd have sasoeist-d q ". ArLEal- cur i-r7ll1f &C
has retired from said hrl
ne Auction ard C1muEs-oa buHLnes7 VII, a. here
r.F.r. Ls eeadue= ed under he nEEe ard style OF 3
Il PaR-g & CO. at Cur rzFJ vel known Elussa o.
EFhitehsIi ssrssz
Taskfsl for pest favUra- We hrpa, BY e.ose s7Eiea
-fH - usaass ana soE=taut sttsufeI 70 he int=rat a
81 ear d sra1E usrt not suly cont ausace- olt sr
Egreszes az.s of tas liberal pzroHsgs herstsioIa be-
------s K r. PARK,
H BRA n LLEA,
" NETEHT
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Bombardnseat Of Forl sumler.

The Baltimore AniorieqH's summary Of its
c5respeniazce from Chsrleslon, dated ls.h IN
stant, is "a follsws;
The attack on Fort Sumter was eoamsHeed
a. dayhghs Monday m5lHiug BY Gen. 6iimore's
land batteries. Shortly aftsrwaTd, the navy
Joining ia the attack, Admiral DablgTsn went on
hoard the monitor WeshaW ken. and the entire
iron.elad aaet, Eiih ssveyal Ws9den gunbo&ts,
fuiously sllackod Forts WsgReE and Gregg, ST.
enciug beth those works, and eDseing the
shore batteries TO play uninieuuptedly on Foft
S1mteT.
Aslo o'clock Admiral Dahlgren led The moni-
tots Passsjc azd -Patapsco 70 within fourteen
handse8 yards Of Sumter, snd brought the Par
ro,t ridsd guns Of these vessels to bear oA the
sea wall Of tae fort with marked effect
While this was going on Fises-Csgtsin Geo.
". Rodgers tcok the monitor Caiskiil, which be
formerly c0mmanded, ~ to within one handFed
aud ffry yards OF tns beach ia T9Ht Of Wag-
ner Sac did good service thsre, bat finally a
+ Dali frCm Wagner drove IN piece Of the interior
lining, which struck Captain Rogers on the
head, killing aim instantly Pay9sastOr Wood
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From the Columbus tiiisz) Republic -ll1
Cen. Pillow and staf arrived I'm town ca
Tuesday last, at four p n, and on Wednesday
morning the whole machinery Of the conseript
bureau Was In full blast It was certainly az
exhibition of activity seldom eEhihited iu Gov
eminent officers. There has bfsu some rafting
Of dTy bones among the ez- mpls and these who
have substitutes, as a general 1FsrhauinE hes
commenced of ell exemption uap1rs. The COM
script law viii be snergatiCaiY and rigi1IT enc
iorcs5 IN this department, IF Che same activity
prevails which has Ehus far been shown. d7E
dnc the LoadlulFters VIII rsa1a.u here we aro
uu1bls CD ssT- ls we failed i0 gee ga 1sHar ta
4 gaastiou asked on fhst subj sea- We learn
5owsver, shat ils headquarters may be- removed
% Macon, Miss
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bury, whs was staHdiHg by his si5e, was also
killed BY the ayinz fragment Taeso were the
only PeEssnB killed on ouT side during. the six
bours' b0mbAEdmest M
The effect sf tbs irst dsy's FIRE from General
Gamorsa batteries on SarnteE, was very dsasg :
ing, A false wall which ths rebels had erected
to protect the gorge Wsll shish IS oxpi SEA to
the ire lrsm she land batteries, was compiately
demolished, while the old van was barad mi Of
holes, the parsPst crushed and soEn, ana ths
northwest eOrasr Of tha fort gashad and cracked
down almost to the wster edge
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vlashsnassB,s origiuaI seal. +.

The following letter has been addressed 20 tae
Chicago His torical society;
alDDBEFORr, ILL-, Msreh 20, 1853.
n, ts Frssileut Of the distorted soeisfy, Chieage:
DgAs SIR. Some year or FNo ag0, Gf ny
memory serves me-, 4 rec0llect Of Noticing that
ls8,vard Evsrett--in uumbar ct his Mount
Veroon Ps5srs- nentionsl the (s1ppossdJ fact
ibaF he urivat8 seal and coat Of arms Of Gen.
Wellington aas either lost 10 history, or with
serns msmbsr OF the family.
Ths seal and coat Of arms Of lhs Washington
fariily, worn by Gen. Washisgt0n, with which
he sealed both bis BTivats ant official correspond
enee, is net iast, bHt is in my possession ana
highly esteemed IS an "bsirloom," and besn
possessed by me flT thirty-sws years, and is now
IA ny possession--seveTal impressions Of which
/ ssad yoa, Ehich y0u ara at liberty 20 place ia
yoar society s cabinet They WsTs made By me
rom the original seal ieF days since, together
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The following paragraph from the New York
Times, of lae 2lit, shows the manner in which
the draft was "pescesbly" enforced:
Yesterday the navy-yard wsa scene Of
excitement similar 70 that which 0ccuBied it
during the draft riots. Several vessels Of
rhe feet lying in ths stream had their guns
besFing on the premises. The crews OF the
rrceivinE-8hip N8rth Caroline, ths schOol-ship
savannah, and several other men-of-wsr, were
at ther guns. ready FOR action, and several
pieces of artillery we're hauled into the high-
eays of the yard, 81 .oT immediate use. In lae
forenoon the army GusTtermaster IN this city
gsDt over four tugs which Admiral Pauldiag
had armed Immediately, each of them receiving
several guns. TIE steam-tug Vanderbilt, Capt
BarEs, was also provided With suitable bat
tery, in order to render such service as she
might be ordered for in case OF trouble.
The marines on guard at the gate, and, these
left At the barracks Of Flushing avenue were
SUPPLIED with cartridges and "t0ld Of in
marching order. The srmory, the ordHsnee de-
DarirnaHf, the navy lyeeum, snd sl the other
actions OF the yard were guarn,ds tlo NM Eeas
Ia s4s iy,5vyszt rssre al loaded snd IN readineas
60 - haudad cut, if BGsded. The artileTists,
vae had seaa drilling for some weeks, we're a.
their pieces All day, awaiting Inatru06ons from
rhe au -herities. AL the 0aicsrs d the station
had lheir side arms on or by them, and the civil
employees ef the different officers Wers prepared
or Sighting, if tkere should be any necessity
/ for it. All the approaches to the ysId on every
| side wsrs strongly guarded, either By he guns
} Of The feet il the stream, or By special bate
I res The employees were Rspt at work al dsy,
sVineing very little interest in the progress Of
the 5raft-much less, indeed, than Has sxpee tad.
While the drawing gees on, the precautions
adopted yesterday will De msintsiaed.
/ sad City Of Nsis York JT0m ADrl I5th, 1851
/ 10 Juig L. 1858
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/ FEW HORE HEy NlITED.

BARA e-'l-' Company OF Infantry,
- ce' J. I. Hsrdees leg Elvnli @1A -'s- o -
- te OF out ths unmfel- a.. O. rr,,vv.l1
rgir,sut i 70 60 70 FLORIDA unnsF ten n.f.
s,obb With Is b. far The u2cst ps@sAN- -. .--
Nv eompsuy 90 faE q compo Cd q gool l-e ' u - -
A. egt Il scansut 20 those gong ME ne We %
s+i = - ste-r iifs ia ckuQ he noEe plsaStnL
." ~. ,Lerreur VII re1d-Evoue near DeeatAil 80
- go vii reuain iur sbort while 70 orstna as
tAl ~ 5o.ss d Al once aud volunteer, thereby $40 q
= --szTsrtirn and securing the bounty Of amy aoi'
- - tis ueual gl9fl ng -
ssrus ander cigatssn and over iofty y=-iA o. ~s'
'sF d 1s is-s'' z. I. LAEGsH0N,
Captain,
one. ssusf Whiiehsn and Alabama .i' s,Tsste;
sal7Se 49, ~
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ne EeasrnoGisa Of z.asvseHcr, za1aas,
A Nar'hsrr telegram, dated Lesveusorih,
Au -1st 22l, gives a. aceonAt e. the desIscticn
Of Lawrence, Kansas, By Qasn1rs.Fs guerillas
Ttse7ss
TIE fst cf killed and wounded. as far Is
g-reYtsiaed. is some oue hundred and eighty tho
uszrarit~ Of whem were killed instantly, zsoss
rf hem ia their eWa houses, with tkeif wives
e,d children clinging 10 t1sm, whiis the mur-
derers pointed pistols ct their breasts sns shot
them down.
a Aoaorg she mess promipent cilizsus known
20 be killed are Gen. O. W Cslmer, Asyor sf
tI, city, and his san, J 9 Low, DR.. Griswold
Cd s,5cBe ana kis two brothers, etaags C2rpen-
t--. Rev. &1 S8ydsE1 Lsuusl Fillmore, and
Dplebt CoslaaH..
VWerty.fivs reefo recrEits were shot dead.
The rusfi las took al the monoy that coald BE
fo-p5 In the RoclIets OK houses OF the ciyizsss.
They stole al Inc iasgelry Of the ladies' even TO
he 1iuss on theiz hugsTs
The houses that TeEsain Standing are filed
,z,f5 tbc EiIlsd sud woan1sa, who belong TO all
,Issgea of socie.Y. No Fesistance was made to
- sse,ilIss Fhe people were shot Gown as
g. rs7 through Zoe streets 10 taer nigh
-1--L.s and tbsir boiiea taTown inzo wells and
csr Jim Lane escaped on h0rssbask.
Orealrsg Il ueu refreshing toward AissolIl
t,.,,;,,r aud layirg waste everything III hi'
i'TS NE loss =. Lawrence is not less than iw'
q1g1 ~ ts wers. rokbsd Of every solar they
/ be5 ss1 tba third escaped similar fate GAY
! bses-ss the heat sgss 50 great from ths burning
bpHdipvs that the re5sss could not stop icss
eueagh to get the safes open
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UsITED STATES 1I1ssIssIPrT sQUlDE1y. FLAG
Snip BLACK EAgll. Calro. AuEust 10. lsl3-
Vessels are now stationed as a points on t18
Mississippi Oh the way % New Orleans where
there is any danger Of being noosisi By g8er-
lies, aHd vessels nesd no. Uais for convoy If
convey IS requested, It viii ba granted II there
are gusrllss on the river the vessels as Che 5it-
tarsnt painS5 viii nssify The transports and cen
voy them past the danger. A Fo1ding 5.al0n
viii SOON Be in operation az White river. uu1or
the protection OF the gUub1als, and another on
Dosits Yicksburg. Olhar 8taH5na VIII be- proc
tecisj, as parties off3r b collect wood ter lia
steamers. d. d PORTER
Rear Admiral, Commanding Mississippi SQUAD
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

We get some s55iHsnaI particulars from an
-fieeF who i7e3 hers .zae ast night. and who
vas at tie White kcuEs zs late as ors O'Clock
ysE'eI6sy.
The enemy were reported .1 be- in bssvy fsrca
st New Kent C1ur Hoase and Barhansvi la.
aid rainllrcsue1rs were supposed % hes~rf-ing
Our Informant tells us llz. lie ceud distinctly
hear the whistle Of -he Yankee boats in the
river. aB If letting cE s-eau Il vas ruuoIel
that troops were beng landed.
About dusk last evening, the Yankees. in
lsrge force, came up 30 B-tt8ms bridge Their
force consisted of esva.rH. srl- HrT and infant
- while our force scarcely EUrr 3slsd e hun
dred-a mere guard for tee bridge. Despite
tAase tesrfsl cdts, CUr men fCTELt as long ss
they could. but were sogn driven back by ~
Ere of the enemy artillery. L.9ur. Js.sr- who
was in c0muaE6. and some twelve ar fourteen Of
0ur men, were killed. sll a considerable NUN
word yvss iE.medlaasly sent 10 the city ter reln-
flrcemG1-8.
Though .his news came go a lass hour ar
night Dc seTsad Ike wild fire, uf-bsU1 s-1usiuE,
however. uaav from Their lelhzrgg. Tho eFy
of "ao.f" has seg..ru been raised Iu this com
uurity that many srs disposed to treat a.. sach
ssws lightly Bot let tlem he7a.s OF t1a mora.
of'fhst fable TIE wclf ss lass Gene sad bore
1F its prey TissC5t rsals. .aICs, and we very
mach fear chat tne Yankees may s-Da cav dash
| iuto Bic1ngEd, sDd -Lst our au-6outss troops
and cazsns msy 5g =lgusad 30 a1-r eouser
[ wien % i8 toO iats.
There were q gcel many rum9Ts bUzzel
about the streets last night. The p .s5srEers or
! last evenings down .zaIu Ca the Central Ica1
[ rees-tsd thas ruuar had reached s5auas9n
/ thst .srE8 tOTce 'i fslEeas T1rs m-vlug on
/ lie VTqinia ard I1nnezs7e ra.lrssl. aud ths-
I he party Wez8 believed -5 ss.lls ssme cavalry
fhst a Few days sgC u15s q dash upon laz
4 Warn aa5 H8l SpucEE. We eEtesveTed 90
/ trees the story. but could rs5 no continuation
/ of 70. though wg m 81 -E-as llQalry ln every
} accessible gosEss1 sl ig-erusa sn.
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LUMP KIN HOUSE,
.ETHE.F.S, CT.

ryVHE uudrrz'rasd sss tzksz - old sud Ts1EHOTu
EoI ELL
Aud Is 5stsrnzsd ts mzks IL irzsalsss Hsisl- Ter
.5zr,ss viii be Moderate sad greatly bsow ne rates
n Fsstsls N othzr sitisE
she invites shs PE5Ee gznsrzly snd especially rsfu
re=s. Ike hsr-sE 70 give her cali
MRS DE- CADE,
-r--- Lrts Of Jackson Miss
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Termla of AdEerfiafng.

An savsrissasats VII be charged I've dollars per
Essars for he Grt assertion and one dollar aBd afy
essss fsr s-sh Eabsssusat sassrfion-
Looa zsfsos WI be ebargsd a. tie rzss Of 6f,y eta
Der Hns.
ebitssry notiass shsrEsd a tbs rate of twenty-five
ss psT Has, ans al sthsr articles not o. general pubo
-nls-e-t 81 s.ker sagarLLsrneuls-
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REV TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
HANCOCK & HUFF,
.gholssSIs Dealers in Manufactured
and Smoking T0baCCo,

-, VvHsirr eornsr Marietta aHd rszcalrss streets
AtaRta (5eorEis.
waving rsuyrts 20 the sbsEe locaasz We INVITE
II s-r frisp5s ss1 sealsrH generally 10 csA and ses
-. EefnE engaged ezeluaiFsy N tas 1ooaeeo ~
ness and sol nE only en- ear oFA a-1esl 70 AZ -'f
prepared io o3ier ever
rre-aurf-e Al gruiss froH sls lowest 20 ne hnssi
r-aae a. very icT pzieeL
c51r nisr psrrzsr being arEeT snEsssd 10 tss Elan-
.setur of Iobsscs a. LyueAsarE virginia va Keep
- - HANCOCK g. HTFF.
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with others, which dssign 10 send 30 the Hon
Edward EVoEett ard Geo. Bancroft
The asal Wns lslt 20 ths late Judgs Bushred
Warrington, % AauHt Washington, who lets
the same 10 ny fs5har, TIA lsio Bus1ra5 wash
jugiOu. Jr., the then nearest laiaiivs oi the
name, Vho. on his dsath, IN 1881, left the sane
70 me, his oldest s1n, WIth WnoEn Do hss ever
since remained sad been preserved 7s a future.
giit 30 nv oldest son, BUsaTOd ID. Washington,
now il The army, should be survive me-
Respectfully. you- obdt Farv't,
s H. Warlu-Gr1H.
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A DANGERoUs COUSTERrEIr "A larqs
auR8uAt Of spurious Confederate notes. Of tEs
denomination Of twenty doilsr bills have besn
touua % be ID circulation in this vicinity. Tbev
consist Of coDntsri8il8 on the Duncan issus 6f
september, 1851, aad also of gsaBine isruss u
that plata with couuterfsii signatures. The iai-
iahOns are DO well eZoented az to Be di6isult to
describe, and ars 50 difficult to detect ahas al
our banks, save the Msehsnis bank, have
throWa cat al the twenty dollar bills Of tas
Duncan iasue. Ihs bills have tho likeness II
Wee Presidents Stephens on tbe lower leit hsnd
corner, vita 8 female fgurs ana cupid iu Is
ssnIBr, with beehive etc, aud female Er-
urs resting on sR aucbsr on the right hand siis
The chief Differences between the genuine sug
esunisrfeits is in the expression Of Che difas
-AugHsfa CGusiiiaiig,falisf
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SENTIMENTS or THE KENTUCKY CONGRESS-
lLEN.-lb8 Republicans Psrsissin claiming Tbs
Kentucky delegation 60 the neEt Congress as be-
inv mDosed Of Administration mea. Five of
them were in the Lass house Of rsprasea -z tires
aud their record viii show 90 what extent thss
win be likely 70 support 8 radical Republican
for Speaker We gave some days since q letter
frsm mr Brutus J. Clay, another of The rsB-
ressalaHves elect, in which he stated tzst
ho was opposed 20 the policy Of -la Almiais-
srstion" We now have the continents af
another, Gen Green Clay Smith when .ha u 3
Dublicans have claimed as being Of The fugbs
stamp" Mr.. Smith delivered q speech Is Hezs-
iltan, Ohio, on tHs 1874 instant, which Is segore
ed IN full in.ths Cincinnati Republican papers.
from which We make the following szirsoi,--T
T. HcTai1
KsntucHy is q slave State, and she voted
8gainsl Ar, Lincoln. 10 not stand hero as al
advocate OF Mr. Line0lR or bis paciy. I never
belonged 20 either 81 ths D0liac4. parties t3at
bad their existence alone upon this side s ths
Ohio river bavs always been, and am today
a Dauglas Democrat hsvs always been. sal
Am t0-dsg, 60 faT ss opinion aad ssnlims1t srs
esneernsd, pro-slaVs-y nan. I may as we'd
say here has aa Siavs-owner and 5a7s a.
ways owned slaves
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-slnfibn Il, Che russter of casualties ct Bsttery
( Wseaer on wednesday night sT yesterday.
Cen cslQuist is SOW in command Of the
/ forces on MerriE islsnd.
E7fein She Cosrer oeI
sEws PROM THz ISLANDS
sincs out last report taeIs has besn but little
change worthy OF mention iE the position OF ST.
dsirs The artillery FIRE continued Thursday
night without intsrnissi0n. o. Friday mora
ing Fort Mualirie opened an effective tire for
ab1al sR hour aPOn 5he enemy's riHs pils ana
( lover batteries on Morris Island BALleIlss
( Chsves. Haskal and Simpklns, on james
islsud. alsa continued 90 pour "a aesvy sna
7ysa directed ere on tls Yankae works on l4or-
81 island.
Efry ia lha morniug the aaeny opened a
steady irs on Battery Wagner from his sEockade
7efsnscs I'm ft1nt Of Yankee battery 70 p aHd
coufrus5 throughout the day. A slow and ir-
regular FIRE was slso kept up against Fort Su,a-
ter via little effect
Il Che sftrruoau Battery siunplzins opened fire
on party. af Ysnkaes discovered working on ?
new iCrs6satisn near the riaelpits, causing 3
stampede among them snd driviRg them from
their WORK. From twenty @ Thirty shslis slruck
directly IA tae vicinity snd amoag the party,
exploding and throwing Up clouds Of sand and
suaRe Battery SimPiins also Kept uP rApid
rni effective hrs yesterday at the ensmy's rifle
pits
The fact yesterday ramsised quiet A sup
My schooner was observed alongside the moDi-
tsrs, trans .errinE ammunition, The heet OF
vessels inside tHe Bar consisted Of Che dag-ship
Ir0rsidss i've monitors, four gunboats, Eve
TnoTtar boats snd q RuclheT Of smaller vessels,
ssc5 Sc bries, zcH0u1ers, river steamers, ste
The usual HHsr ser Of BlockaderH sre OF the bar
outside and 3 as8t Of vessels ia SsonO.
Fr0Hl .1s Alsrcury. August %
FROM THE ISLANDS.
The azssny's bambar5asnt asriug tho last
swsnsy-fsJfr h0Hrs has b-au sluggish and irrsg-
zIar Eco ira 0f tie YaRkes Batteries Mes l
sa3 g was GA FudsY BTincipAlly directed S.
Wagner, tloEEh occasional sHet5 were fired at
Ssntsf-
OFr EaHliug Batteries ON James island con
riuUt5 % saRoY tie eaemY in their 0psTat ens,
and M 1nltrie s.se sgzayed few shots Al Bst-
cry he L. Oar firing during the whole day
yes5eriar Il ColieTsd 70 have been unusually
a-1araEs enc effective The enemy, bswsysL
retsirs ggases~cu OF cur rife pits, about three
Hurdrs7 yard 70 front ef Battery Wagner, and
Is hard zt work strengthening sis position
tEHFs.
The Sect was quiet throughOu. the day.
EIPORTAET Arrival.
Tde citizen of Charleston cau see earnestly
by zairg 10 tas N5rtheastara rsiir1ad depot at
"a carry haUT ths slarninr The "Ehspper"
came In charge Of Major 2. Willis and Mr.
A1eiaEus Lao STE,
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aJg appeal.
THn wax Iv VIRGINIA.

THE EBEIY on TIE PgNsSBLA
The Yankees have appeared a. tho white
Houss ca TIE PamgBkey riFor Yesterday
afternoon, As che tesia on -be York RIVER rsii.
road was absst .eavisg there for Richmond, oue
Of our ssvalr7 pieEsis caiJpe3 up ard vsrnsi
fbem b hurry of, 81 the enemy was approach
ING The train caB1s uf ei--cr.v.
Casriers who arrived ia B.chmeod lsst nfrht
report thai she sncnv iH fa-rs Hs3 driven in
our picIets at Baitoms bridge, eighteen miles
irsm the cisY. They consisted si two cavalry
regiments, sH6 it Is supposed OF eight infantry
regiments, as siFhE rsgimcnssi aags were
counted. As Ias- accounts shsy were l3is side
sf B8-0m's bridge.
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Removal.

a srEsls, COAAISsI0N MERCHANT and
se.,sr . ~ kiHls q souatry produce, a. re, Re
moved Capes Bis ise sio5s ~ ,-, ~ =, ls5-i- 4
s-,s C,rsekery merchants, " hitenal atiest IVY
49, non fLsvgiuEs sisIdrrEs store 'fneIe ns VIZ p
go - Il i We a ai his frisnds and customers
= ~ s-TF-A large and well assorted stock q
Crcckrry aId Gizas1-le a. q erg,ss
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