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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

TAxYI.ARDREs.--s AERH 2cH ASDy, u
wi Bait ixncrs, vsai ito gsey!cs in April 1851
ana " as iAst hs&ed q; n n Fort Fieksns. have
valuable information icf liin. end any one who
auo~s of his whsrsaSoCla will address ne line
aud VIE LaJ tea dollars Tor Vie tToubls.
hOnT kGNqxEY, n,
~ ksjor VIA Woods. 9 H.,
ush s-G.s Richmond, Va
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TNARxk hUaDKxn D0LLAES kHWAzD-
Left Tie residence Of Ccl Moore, on 5:h street,
Gu Saturday. the TIA inst, servant 10y named
RBVEkLI rAT.EETINR Tho said Beverly is
the property Of Mrs Judge Hsvsfly Tucker. Of
williamsburg. He il = copper. eolored mnlstto.
aat III 81 feet higa very slender In person. brown
eyes and hair ircEssd TO curl. His den eAnor IL
remarkably modest and qnie: When spoken TO
he locks rather Inundated, but socn RECEIVERS him
self He ~ore, when last seen, brown c ,at, with
brass butter g. (ne always wears his coat bnttOusd
ct the waist I red flannel thtrt, with blue trim
miogs, and blue military cap. lined with striped
red and ~Lits material 9hs above reward will
10 paid for his apprehension and delivery 1t the
ccinsr Of L,h and Cary streets, Richmond Va, or
lodged lu AL In said city. mh l2-6t" 81
1IlFfY DOiLAk5 kkWAkD.--l w.ii paw the
above reward fUr the apprehension ard de-
livery, or confinement In jsii, Of 10y man 0EOk0B
RuCKkR, who ran away in December last and
WAS las. heard OF at the farm If Mr. MorsOn, In
doochlAnd, where his wife iivea. George Is well
known in Richmond aud On the Canal, having been
Captain Of . freSh. boat for twenty years lie il
about 50 ysars OF xSe. 'ost inches high, ginger.
bread cClor and hiss remarkably snort hair, closely
napt CL4EFOED CABELL.
nh IL l0t' arsenwsy p. o.. Nelson Co., Va.
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r O.T-eOo Tuesday ~ ming On Brosd street
bstween tie Theasr hnd 3th street, u ringle
sions DIAMOND EAHKtEG. A reward Il $50
will IL paid for it's ioeuva.y. Agpy -
W EOUNTUASTLE,
,nh ,o-3.. Brosd bet 5th aud 9Th sts.
TINEN DOLLAKs ARTA9U-Strsyed stolen
white young COW. sbou: or years old
vita d-rk-brown spotl Shs was giving milk
when she len. Tls above reward will be given II
do ;vsred to me at the City IA all-pox Hospital, or
fer snr inform ation Of her whe rsneouts .ss. will
lead TO her recovery. EAfY HUDSoH.
nah }l-3tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

TtNNAE1Y BbLLAKS LxWAbD The above
reward t SO will be g:vea for the spprehen.
81 II and de VERY to ns. at the corner OF MAia and
i.h srests, Of HuRsE stoien f.oni ny stable. a!
the above msn!irnad place, last wight Esii Horse
IL g tsppled gray hss ~shie sadie maf kn on LIS
L.lk. AK ief. eye slightly detective.
TAbs X EAkxiSUH,
NH n IL Ad 10 Gen Garnet,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

NHl HUNDRED DOLLARS kEWAkD.--
J Stolen from the ssidenoe u s BEDFORD. on
ID street. between Brt.a and II srshsil. on Tuesday
u!kA:, the ID Inst, av&.y uae Gold Haunting Lever
Gsue Snab.sles Lady s WATCH set with forty.
,hr.s ..s~uoads, w,sG fsdy's fine Gold NECK
OHxIs st,.cis. On ste baos i. diamonds are In
the s,.ps Of star. "a @als.s as.ss . sreit'
ling LIZ isrIsa Also, : V1LV. pukee, vim
steel beads srouni IT, containing about $40 - Gop'
Hb We rows1d n III be paid for lie recovery Of the
WSteh. WI RkDFOAD. Ut Oottrsl + 20.
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DESERTEks.

AHArQ Rs 20 B. 1sI VA INFANTRY,
CAMP FEAR PETER: RuRl March II. lsb@
1.-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWA8D De
ssrtsd ffom my soiap ANY. I'll, tbs night Of the
seiysd a. s1bstitute the sam. day. The said Ooo-
row Ia IS years Of age, 5 feet inches high, rud6y
CT m llexioii, dssk bai- gray eyes s,ndy whiskers
ana By occupation 4 SS.."k smlth. and q Canadian
by b; IA. TIE above reward will be paid to any
org who VII dslissr Liu. 6 ne or eonane him 10 Z
prlson where esn 81 LIZ:
Capt 90 B. lat Va Infantry,
NIB Is -:s.@ Ecmpsrs brigade.
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hEPf'S OFFlOH Z, + 4 p 6k
Richmond. kar0h 10 leot.

zIEDmODa, Eaf0o ~ ItpI.
NTOTICE.-Losi Or sI0Ie0, ca February lf!h,
~ 1873, at Ashland, tt 81 ssn;s poios ca tie
fsilrosd between Ashland aud FreIet;eEshurg,
Aisck lsxther travelling TRUNK Of rather iess
than ms:a'um siz,. o0ntaoins female apparel,
marked TX AlgS.~
Also, On Fsbrua.y 18th, Ias3 q: Richmond. or 1t
some point On this railroad between Richmond ana
FredericksLn' g ss9aara black TRUNK, OF woad
Oh fksme covered vish vasnfshal oil cloth, Of full
sediun aka containing .a.-la.e sppsiss, &c, BE-
10, e pg to Eiss Virgins DessIls.
Yer the recovery Of sither Of til sss franks. With
the Srtices contained In them VIXEN iGs: for In.
formation hich hall secure thsir Iocovsry, he
conviction OF any pc having g,o'en them, . re-
ward q so " Ill be- paid ON application to
nh 10: ktIFS, S0p1.
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EDNAWAFS.

NIFTY DOLLARS EEWA8D--Ran away, my
negro man, HE;kY, about 5 feet inches
high, ginger cake color very full lead Of hair,
about 90 years Of age; had on when b. went cd
full suit # home made tlothss snd q blus Ysnxse
ovsTeos., and white sloucted hat. viii give
rev ard Of $50 If lie 10 delivered to me at my resi-
dance la Goostl land eHGniy, or IL Is IL lodged Al
all 60 that sc! him again.
Mh - 2~H WIN GATdEi6HT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

ANR HUNOkBD DOLLARS KNWARD.-
} The a: owe reward viii be paid for the appIs-
henson and delivery to ma Of ISAAC THOMSON.
gs,6 lsasc Thomson claims to be q resident Of
tbs STATE ii Aisspuri, ia 10 years Of Ags, though
very youthfutlt King ior that age; has light. su
burn hair. gray eyes. sAiiow complexion, fall
brown " hiAEsrs and IL abGu. feet ilehss ugh.
He Joined my company . substitute the 23l
C. February, 1873, and deserted a. soon A. mus.
ter cd into Ger yies. I'D WAID,
NIB l3-sodsta Capt 90 ]. 18th Va Rea't.
IINR nONDRDD DOLLARS RBWl EO.-De
\ J ser, cd, about the 9Th Of nsreh ltSJ. MAR.
SHALL hRIFLETr. Said Oh q Ut uvss In Bacon
Hollow. Green county. Va, egsd ~ ysare, 5 feet
inehes high b.ps eyes, dark hair, ind dark com
pls lion. Pr tbs apprehension and delivery Of
saIj to his eom ~ and the above reward will
10 promptly psix 10 WYATT,
Capt 20 II. ls.h Va Ieet.
Uamp near Petersburg. We. NIB 'a-lws
T@HtKTI DOLLAks AK~AkD-Wm b paid
fsr The apprehension and delivery at Castle
Thunder, Richmond, Of private WA HUDDL1.
efO.!, = os.srtsr from tie O q Marine Corpa--
Aged 81 y..ss, aa,-ht fest 81 inches. eyes hazel
la .abasp, complexion ass. supposed TO have
enlisted ~ : v0.aaaisss company sna foo. - srsd
ssirks6urs. AfIAakVA
ush Id Major and Q y as u O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

4 OST-S25 kAWAKD Taken froi. the office
l / of the American Hotel. Gu the 9th inst, =
pair of SADDLES RA0S well worn. marked ol
tie inside Of each G-p, "cspt Her1ison. Charles
City Troop" fhs contents are OF very little value,
bu; tho Saddle EaSa gpush pr.zed 81 the owner.
The above reward viii be paid en- delivery u
the article NJ the otlee OF The American Hotel
NH u -ocd1tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

ClXTY DOLLARS EAWAED -Stoien from my
y lot, on Marshall street, just above the engine
house, three HCRsEs- oae bay Horre, with q
white spot in the forsLesd aud hipped enc
side; oae sorrel ksre, blsze TAOS, With foa'; one
roam Nare ab. ut four old. with two OF her
rppsr teeth broken off l vii psy tie above
ward for tie three, or $40 ior any che VI them. II
left 3! Mr. n 9 Lpscomba's stable, on the ccrneT
o. Broad and ID streets, CT a. my house, Cd Mar
tLali street, shove the engine house.
,,h i3-k,s WS & 2DIRy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

ENiPTY poLaAEg REV. AND etyayed or
stolen rom the camp OF the 5'h Virginia exvsl-
~, NJ arch Sta. IeT uutpsper Court use, two
EOnaES ooe Stout che smut sorr.l, with star IN
his isst hsad, nnd ghtly reached mare, about Il
years old; tiis other dapplsG grsY, sx years old
Both Horses pscs finely and we're low Ii OF der.
viii awe Ii above re~srd OF $50 for them, or for
any Information that viii lead &c their eoCvery.
A u EALFOUE,
nj i2-3. Stu Virginia cavAiry.
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SyTkaYKD Or Seo.NM-f rom Ia. front U!
Grew e Soap and G andle fsc.osJ, ICY MULE
and CART The Mule Is small, sorfei color, s5ost
ia hands high. and soou; or years old 4 re-
ward Of eie viii be pall for their recovery.
john fOR
uh lt-ats uanrtco county, vs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

7 VbT--Setwesn Leish birest African church
1 ard tie Central Railroad, my FREE PAPESS
/ viii p.y 4 rev ard OF 81 .heir return to this
cfic- ANkHIaG BROWN,
NH l3 It's A frss p.rson Of color
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LOST, STKAYED, &c.

OSV- Bstwsen the Broad street kethodiBI
i 1 Church and Church Hill, Little Gold Oh OsS.
zoe AUisr will b, rewarded Ii left a. the DispStch
ofiiss. AZ II i. much vsiued by tie owner.
,nh Is liz L 4 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

AT TANNERS HALL.
There will 30 given . GRAND BALL TO
NIGHT. both Civic and Military, ct the above Hail.
r. Good order strictly enforced
mh 13-Itx WIN GILMAN. Proprietor.
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ySANE;;A.

NOTICE TO MACHINaSTS.--A MAOHINISr
~ possessing tho rsQnists chasse!er and .kiil to
act az Master Eaebiast the Vsrg;cia Central
Railroad. can cttsin the situation. The salary
will BE- propo, Ii ,nate 80 his qualifications. Apply
~ Ii d WHITOOHB,
MI i3--ts General Super't. Richmond.
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DROAD STREET. THEATXk.---
1lhaEry Massrshy:..:..:.-:: Lessee
1IF rEEETH WEEK OF TIE SEAsON.
aAkHY HkOARTHT, thu Nan Of Many rsrts,
still triumphant
Miss IsOTTTa kxyHILD,
The ccs: Versatile Actress in the South.
snj The New
PANORAMA OF THE WAR,
Painted by the celebrated Southern artist, George
Grain, illustrative Of tho Life and Death OF
FOLDER, from bis departure from homo to
tis Gsath On the battle fiold The Con.
isderste Colder, by 81, Hscazthy.
with original AuAic. Songs,
BALLADS AID Choruges, by
ESTy Mccarthy aud Prot Hewitt
tCS- Admission $i Ioh le- 3!r
INABhIUnAELk DANCING ANADEGf,
by Prof.. J. ST. HAUH BINGHAM,
Eor "a DIES,
QzATLEEEE,
and CHILDREN,
M es Main g., between 18th and ISL.
fhe Professor c.o receive & fow more pupils
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, sud SATURDAY.
NH lofts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

TrORSH 5TOiRH-Si0 EHWAaD --Taken
II from my s,as'e ga Sunday night tie LIST
lass, Snail bay HORSE, la low order, very hand
.oms when fat about slx years old and has white
spot o.. his back think. aud appears to be she'd
dag b hind to0k Gre INSTANCES Tender il al
most certsin that lie was rode c n by negro nSn,
Of yellow compile xoD, from Camp Sslnda. on bis
way 10 E.chnord. l viii pay $50 to sDy person
vtho wi take charge OF him and inform ns Of Il,
30 that get him again. -
RIOS W FiUNqLEROY,
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"TAMTEU--A ROOM A single gentleman
wv WAols q small! BED ROOM, unfuinished. "a
asrret room " oud answer for which he Ii willing
10 ray Sl2 psr Month note addressed 20 "A
B." through the Richmond Fost.o fiss will gecsiys
immediate attention. He vii! furnlsh the best re.
fs,epcas NH i3-Et
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

We coEvsrBed, LAST Eight, with 6 ci=zsn C
KnsEyilo, Who has been up recsr ty - far 81.
L0aion. Hs lasrusd tEars thss ths E-iscs oil
destroying tie Dsntooa bridge sE LOUi0n was
41oLed By tEs TsHkees, when sksy we're on tie
eve Of evacuation A eiassn heard q Yankee
officer object to il snd urge hsaIBE Of the per-
5osu, s,alHg that lacy would need Is 10 af5s5
ClEch river from Which i: Ez5 IL fsrEud that they
contemplated he evacuation Of East Tennessee.
Bus we see frcm Ils KuoLyille RegstsTs sBs-
cal Ecu S-sss5Eater, thai TIA p0ufOOn Tss re-
moved 70 Louisville, on the H5ist1a river, sore
1t.esn niles above LcHdoE AID tex miles below
Knoxville.
Oar informant learned ron cuc WHO had re-
csssy arrived from Knoxville, that the coed
Ca.sz 4sa, As well IS others, were suf ring
YEN Yankee dspraiat9us. J18a Williams, al
ax-Asmssr Of The E=uAsssas Legislature, note
i5E5 FOR dis tsnaCiy 20 tho dafu1lt Uci37, S.
represented 20 have said -rs5 be hai suffered
more Gcm The dsp-rdzions Of Tire Yankees the
short time they bad been .Es-s taan be had from
be CGaiads-s,es daring the war. Il is said lhss
= Yau5cs captain went with q comlzay 1l men,
% toe farm of 40. Jackson, smother notorious
Unions1, and was proceeding TO gslaer bis corn
and TbatsF1r else in The way Of supplies Tor TIE
Yankee army, when he protested sgsinsl It GH
he scsFe tast be Was So -a1d a Ulisu nan as
say in the c0aHtTT, and veryo0dE kaaT i.
Els BTst0lHi0Ls were, however, di-r-gaTdsd
Ths robbers went ON With their r1rE, a=j ,
asgraVas las i1jITT, The captain placed q
za=ri around him 4 the attitude Ct g "cas-ze
bsy0 usis '-Fi5l Lbe points directed toward zad
elsHsjV a1p-rEIHa.InE MS oeTs0n. We rus
has al lie ~Uai5s men, sLlas Tories, Will be
trestsd similarly by .GeT 'N1E-hsIn bre.hreu,7
NATL they have a Elae patriotism worked ilio
their c=ll0Cs hearts.
Mr.. John LycH, e hue SJutbsrEer. living
,-e-s Eve gales E-H AgC1vI-=, o. Ls sL7l
Of BsrusIde'5 forces 81 k-Uzv-Ls, seus his horses
snd o,Aer stock t1 al 1lsnt IN be H0ls-1r Er
safety. Subsequently, hewsvsr, BIrus.is is-
sued az ogeer Uas property Of ciEz1us should
not Re taken wi-h0Bs Just compensation, and
Ir. Lyon removed als stock bacz home. The
YsEkssE pguncad d4w1 upoa it sDd t0ek it
HIihoBt any compensation whatever.
Hs vent % Knoxville and c0upeiaed 70 the
Yankee sstharu.ss Of ihs violation Of his nights
aad cf lhe 0r1sr, hen be was asked If IL was
"a loyal man." He said, he VS. He was slsa
s5Est, If be vas loyal 70 the Uui-n. 10 t1ld
tb6m ne, hat he vas fer the S5ataern Coated
aracy. Thay then ted bim be could get no
pay. 10 sad, that Vas exactly what 98 ex-
ssctei, al retired.
hr. Humphreys Of the HaaPhrcys BGass,
KzoEyils, loaned that q psHEsuHsry bird,
at Knoxville, (EbO hal been m1riscn-
cd l5E larceny, and WAS pointing cut Southern
men 10 tho Yznksss and got tbsm syrestad and
inlpEisCu-d) had informed On AIN IS having bad
syLus concealed II lis house, and he lsfz home
and tins Yankee lines, 90 avoid aue8L-HG-istfa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

What tae Faskes zHzzs % EsrrisEsIans
According TO the Nsw Y.rS Tubzas's Norris
island correspondent, the Yankees drew a eousid-
cradle elephant wts1 they got possession Of that
locality he says;
Certain lis shas cur sroops cannot remain On
Eh.5 island through lee Wiaaar- WiI5at great
sgEszinK. so Ugprc7idzd as we 9Th everything
stas IS essential 30 c5Liors il cold weather. Il
8 almost impossible to obssin sufficient wood @r
cooking purposes, and rms can o4iy be Esd oy
gathering It along tia beach after each h.ga -le.
There are TO Laes ca shs island wl=fsTl-h 30
build log Huis, aad ls sleizer sEIrGeG b. s -e-s
alone is altogether insufficient fer lEs iuc.eDsl1
weather -bst vii soon be UpJu US. Ina oecuDa-
ten OF James island might brlag Nth Is resEi-B
Il q BIsiegc p1InEhEE.y valuable, bss would
rsqgira . considerable mcrssss 0i TIE tJrcs bs-s
70 accomplish Il. Nor viii it 90 90 give up ths
ground we have gained es must Of n~6eez5iEy
sdvsncei we CannOt 20 back. VIA our hands
extended 20 gasp the long c9vsted prs, shall ~
ROW withdraw them. idly waiting, 10 End is st
last beyond cur TeaSdl Yes such viii in5vita-
bly, be he end ia period Of iase.ioo Do al
lowed 10 f0l08 The splendid achievements Of tie
past summer.
Il does not require say great exercise Of iOgc
or display CT scientific erGdIi3u, 70 p-GTe that
an island ike this, il one OF tbs moss unhealthy
Blsees 70 i've upon That eau e f9and the wife
world over. The immense amount Of sand, in
siHus.iug itself into both feed and drink, inc
the meath, nosIi . and eyes, initiating shis LAT
ter Crgsu 20 q degree aetUsily threatening ita
use, irrlasi5g tho lungs, causing deposits ia the
kidneys and bladder, are sufficient evidences
that q prolonged stay Eonld result IN very
serc8s actrineat 10 tia most robust conssita-
tiou. A proof Of this if one Is needed. nav be
fouDd Ia the rapid dstsfioraioH Of horses here
and the fatality su02F szan caused By eating
large quantities Of sasd Folly island has he
additional Disadvantage Of being naTshy.
A look a. Charleston from the psrapes Of
Wagner proves that those charged with he de-
lenses of the city do not rely sOsly or the outer
forts and Batteries for 5scHIiy, b1s 5svs planted
csunOB on 81 the Whayves, resolved to fEhs sa
the lass, even .aoayh every tort 10 ths barber
should fall. It Is possible That Gen. GImoro
nay select Fort Gregg IS lhe point wherein to
plant his hsavy siege guns Tor tbs reduction. Of
the place, as It is considerably nearer than the
/" Swamp Angel battery. But It Is z question
which s3mits Of doubt Whether tAs lombard
ment Of Charleston wsuld eFsct our purposes
Is is not She ruin Of he city we seek, bus its &C.
eapsti0R AID s~ubjsgsloE 70 tho G2thcriy Of the
Government.
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TmR posFrTow n RHoNF.


The lsttsr Of p. ". A" 70 the SsvaEnsh
Rysliess, which We publish this evening, gives
q very clear insight into the relative position Of
the two armies 81 ChsiAnooga. In rsmarking
upsn il, the RsysblieaE says, "the enemy has
evidently esined sposiaon shat viii render Che
receipt Of endorsements and supplies in Chat
tsnooga both safe and csrtain. There is no lon
ger any officially in his wintering where be Is,
and The advantages OF our position have been
c~onplstsly lost 70 us. The Yankees have out
generated us-thst is the plain English Of the
matssr-and We are leh TO chew the eud Of dis
appointment and deliberate over the best next
sip to be taken.
As to where rests the responsibility for this
disaster, it is d i6ealt, With present information,
70 speak advisealy. We only know that Gen
LOEGsTRKET was in command Of the left wing
Of eur army, which ought to hsvs prevented it
Whether il could hsvs been done with proper
vigilance and energy, remains 20 Be seen. The
srus rests upon that officer, and having always
vindicassd himself heretofore, We take it for
granted that be can show 8 "elssr bill" in the
ease before as.
But what is to be done IN the present position
O sHsiu with orr srmy-wkst il the 4" bsst next
step 20 is now the subject Of anxious and urgent
inquiry with Al, both Government and people.
It is eleaE fast the enemy outnHmbers Us, and
holds positions thai cannot be taken from him
without 8 loss far more serious than we are able
TO bsaF To this dilsmms have We bssn brought
By the first great false stsP-tho failure TO press
she enemy after cur victory Il -CbieEamsugs,
and to enter Chat;anoogs in pursuit sf bis van
pushed and pznicssieksB lsEiaas. Bat We
must now desl with the future"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

x Z IS tspofsd shsi the Ysakoss ara lad
iog 8 heavy feres 81 Newport News, on Hang
ton roads, and Bok far hom Fortress E01roe.
This may indicate another charge Of base. or IL
may be the nucleus Of an expedition against
some port farther south. We rather think, hoH-
ever that It IS tie htst move towards an sttsmpt
to take Richmond By approaching It from ma
s0gta side. i IS tTu8 that the fitting for sss sf
some sight or ten man-0f7Far a. New York 1asy
favor tie idea shat this Concentration at New
port News looked 20 operations lartheE
south, bat the position Of thiags st Charleston.
as vel a. tbs-BecsssiY for relieving She differ
ent bl0ckading sqgsdr0ns, WoUld sufficiently &C
e0aEI for tha uovemsnt without seeking any
other sOiusi5n. We know that TsHkee letter
writers have foreshadOT wed a ehsngs Of bsss
The sttsm8t to reach Richmond BY tie Cor
d01syilIs route hss beer pretty mach gigeA ID
as a bad JOB. Nss1e viii hardy follow H. the
foo--5tops Of MS lUsfrioUs predecessors By Of
tering himself up 8 victim 70 Sac Pgriis Of The
Fredericksburg route. tn recolscti0Ee Of the
Chiekshomiuy ara not SO inspiring t. Yankee
soldiers as TO ind1ce Meade 60 plunge racthsr
army into its sFEmps. There IS, tharef re.
every reason 10 believe that, if an attempt upoa
Richmond eRteT into tire present -progrsmns of
the Lincoln suthcliEes, thst attempt viii be
made rom tire south side OF james FiYer, which,
n even partially sae4asIu., would osar the pros
pet Of cutting o. he sole remaining open line
of Railroad c0mmunicsHcH between Richmond
ard he Southern aud Southwestern States.
If Is sheald turn ous this concentration Of
force at Newport News should ultimately re-
eeive = more Southern destination, then perhaPs
we may hear lrom Lhsm wisaous the ttoa0ls OF
going Tar Iom home 10 DO so. We must con
isss, however, that we woRd rather they would
pass on. We are not desi-ous OF The h0uor OF
81 interview with shy Of ths tercas OF Ar- In
eolR-waWiagsga Journal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
Referring to the statement the New York
HsTsid Of the 26th SAYS:

This, in addition TO the items given, Is made
zp OF the four and tive per cent temporary loans
and shs suspended re9ulsii31s, Whch mean the
Eeguisilons made upon shs treasury not pad.
AoUaE q month ego these Amounted 80 seventy
i've millions, bus there 10 reason to believe that
81 the present time they 90 not amount to more
than twenty-five millions. This would give III
g. the present time sn iuteTest-5esriDg debt OF
ir0m seven hundred and fifty to eight bundled
millions. On the 15t Of bay, 1868, the average
rAse OF interest On the DEMONSTRATING public
debt was only thTes and five si1ty-sixths per
eost. O0accGuat OF the large inersas3 Of sales
Ct 6vs-EWeaty bonds since then the Iats Of iufer-
est bas been sigasly increased. Isis impossible
st PresORt 70 STRIVE al an accurate statement OF
he whole debt, As II Is shifting irom day TO day,
ant The sts.emeus Of the reports to Congress is
lst being made Cut
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

The egemy's Ere on Sumter has been steadily
kept up sicos ear last BY tie monitors and land
b~zttsdss, bat the hdug ls 81 longer intervals. J.
is believed that the enemy has done hiz best
Besides tie strain and wear Of hia guns, thsir
ammunition has been expended rapidly, aid Il
Is very likely is ruaning short TIE report from
the fort for the last twsnty-l0ur hours states tina,
DC casualties had Occansd and 10 considerable
damage done to the font.
E~iebsy-six nfad shsts were Erred On Wednes-
day night, ~tWeniT-sevsn Of whiCh missed. o.
Thursday, the land batteries cred two hundred
rihsd shots, of which forty-fve missed; the nor
tar battery two hundred and thirteen sheils,
fouy-six Of which misssd, aud the mentors
Eixty-eisht sh9ts, seven passing over; making
the tolzl number Of shots and SHELLS thrown from
unset wednesday 10 sunset Thursday Eve hun
dred and sighfy-ssvou. Of which one hundred
and twenty I've failed 70 strike Ire fort.
Another non cad. believed 70 Be tee Atlsnta,
it is reported came ia from tie North Thursday
morning, and joined the fset inside.
A sesmso, belonging to the gunbost Cbicora,
taken prisoner daring the evacuation Of Wsg-
osT, has made ms escape, and arrived here HIS
-eport5 that tie torpedo explosion l0Csere1 every
ron plate on th8 lr0usides, and that her c0ndi-
ION prevents her ron either riskiDg a voyage
North fer repairs, or taxing par ia the present
3cubardmenL TIE puhps are still kept IN
constant motiJn - keep her free,
At the hour Of closing this report, TO o'clock
Thursday evening, tbe firing has slmest ceased
chaTtestsH CoHrieT.