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TIE EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE

Anexehanged prisoner, Mr.. A. Is. ianns
.t the LIST Mary land Battalion of Cavalry,
who arrived here By flag of truce boat rom
Fort Mclteory, Wednesday, informs us that
while he was Imprisoned Baltimore was Ill Il
state of yrea. excitement. Eortf cations were
being thrown up on overy road approaching
the city. The strestS were tariicaaed Win
tobacco hogsheads, arranged III barriers three
h0gsi4eads high and four or five thick. ihe
ONLY troops which had been sent there up 10
the 9lst ult were the 2d Maryland, from tn :
Eastern Shore. the New York 7th, aud the On
and 9Th Ne ~ York Artillery, who were tesing
as caunoniers at Forts M0lianIy, Marshall,
aud Federal Hill. The tobat CD used Ia the eai
ricades was all seized from persons Oh SUP
pcsed Southern sympathy. The new 1oiuhoa'
tions were chiefly in thu Northwestern ana
Northeastern parts OF tho city. a week ago
not & gun had been mounted i'll shsm. Ahthe
negroes in the city had been taken ous anu pn'
TO work throwiasinp dirt
On the 22d uit- grea, excitement was pro
duced by the escApe of Marshal hans and
VIM. Getzel, who had been arrested Oh the
charge of being engaged in raiaiug aseers'
organization for the bsns til of the Confedera-
cy. They had been paroled with the liberty
of the city. Alter their escape was known
the Yankee authorities at Baltimore sent cul
cavalry patrols in ali directions, but did no.
| sacceed in finding them. They are said no"
| to be with Gen. Lwells oorrs. 1t was be
! hsved in Baltimore that large number o
| young men left with them for the ContadsTaas
| lines.
! During the progress of our army this tins
through Maryland, large secsssions have beel
made to the org ganiz atoms Ia it from that State
The lat Maryland Cavalry Battalion, tina
crossed the Potomac with about 4u0 men, nov
has nearly fourteen companies.
In Fort McIsnry the Yankees hold Serg
Harry Brogden, Of Nd, of the Z. 5. Sigma
Corps, Cd the suspicion that he is prominer
officer aud concsass his rank He Is kept
Gloss confinement in cell. The chief gFonn
of their suspicion seems to be that no had 0
"eood clothes" when captured. WIN. ia
nell and John ,Maignadier, of co. X, let Vi
piaia cavalry, are held at the fort AS spie
The fret "a cousin of the commander
"Purnslps Legion" of Federal cavalry, raist
in Maryland. Lieut. Norvell, Of Lynohbur
who was reported killed in the engageme
T near Winchester, was not wounded. He W
tsken prisoner aud carried to Fort MeHenr
from whsnce hs was sent to Fort Delaware
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Mnrdcr.-Last Tnursdsy afternoon n foul
noGtosr wss couEnilsed in Rockets, the partic
ni2ss Of whieh Rave not a. yet been IN aie ed
tIre!y clear. Tls man killed was named
wright, sad belonged to tina S.a L. regi.
Diant, and the parties arrested On suspicion Of
tie L.Grdsr are Edward Skshan and Patrick
MeAaara. DE- l. j Biankirship, who wit
messed tho anrsy, SAVE that in pseelng through
Rockets, and when near the creek, he saw
tina deceased snd 81 daey Pryor passing along,
Wright in eiats of lntoxicssion, having his
GaoEey in his hands, and Pryor inviting HIM to
take another dirk. The Doctor advised Pryor
10 lei the Iaaa so aiong, when P. gave hi'a
(she Docgorl cna or two blows or the head
with siuug shot When the affsay began
DF. Il. thinks hs saw Pryor usiu. his knife,
aad others bealing the diseased. A wounded
eo,dier, wlc eaw ths row, attempted To reiiave o
Wright, but was set upcn and beaten. Fortu
naLeiy Capt Haywood, with his moantcd
corps heard the row, and hasteuiug 10 the
epot, ord. d the arrest of the psrsi5r As he
Gid sc PAi1ies MeAaaE attacked the Capt ain
viii, q ciut, ior which re received q sabre cut
aefGRe taa taae, ana WIS shen asaeetei. Pryor,
ma Enan eaar.sed via Ike narasr, made his
escape during the confusion; but. as the police
have tue nlatter ia hand, he will NJ DOUBT he
captured. 10 enable tho witnesses to appear,
he Mayor adjourned the examination until
lne h inst, AID Temanded Sh..han and Nc.
Aoara TO Ill. John Carter, enc OF the men
charged with participating ia the murder, was
aEIeate! yesterday afternoon and committed to
tho 10 Wer s5ttion-honee.
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Hay6ortnc Il Deseiter.Y ssterday at one
O'clock {. lazy oil hlauehester-Mrs.E Elizabeth
VI ,sby-wAs acragued before T.. s. Commits
eIypsf VIM. +. Watson, GA charge OF hArsor-
i.g John \ II .,.dux, "a Confederate soldi 81
AID deserb-r. Tna evidence proved that the
f.taar If young Maddox, to prevent h'm fem
Wishing ths, 0ecas-d-wao is IL married woman
lad Lila i.rres.ed as Il eonscrlpi as foon as
he WIS eighteen years OF age. iouns II Id
doX Was i3s<t tli.3n 10 Cas- ID IlI.i,er and eii-
Toi.ed, al.d fsoui thenee 10 Camp Lee, whers
he was conserittsd. That Very d.y hs desert
ci aad retGi ned t. Ass. " 1sby 3, where he was
sgain arrested, ana aS,..a e~eapei, and Is now
a. large.
TIE ComEiI>i2ner, Oh examining the law,
could fad 70 pan SHINE l5 dasi. .nalei ior Ill re
i han U0iiuE Il ddeertsr, and lac therefore eX-
...ui.0d The ,coGasd unacr the ACT OF C4ngfes:
pgUsiuin., for The punishment OF persons Tor
saticina, eoliiars to degsrt. The evidence eli
ci,sd dii oot prove thu, III 3 NJ 'sfy k"ew thai
Young Nj ao0ex was I, CpiaeripE, or that 'e u3l
Deserted IGa Gon,iti<s <siouer therefore dis
charged the acCG ed, bat w:.fas d ner against
h1cborl; 4. OF entiaiEg young M sdtox, now al
.a79e, ~ .I.l4iA iIoni his company.
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The intelligence from Middle Tennessee is
bu. meapre, yet sufficient To give us Il toera
bly, accurate idea OF the condition Of { iiars up
to Saturday last. The heavy skirEishe; of
"Wednesday and Thursday, of which we have
already given brief notice, seems TO have been
kept up es late as Saturday. Ona hundred
and four of our wounded-chiety the wounded
of the first days action, (Wedneedsy,) when
the brigadss OF Geas. Bate and Liddoil were
driven back-arrivei at Chattanooga on the
28sh.
On Thursday, (says the Rebci) two divi-
sioDs of our army were engsgod. The enemy
were driven back i've mics, and our forceg
re. occupied the Positions Of Libelty's Gap and
Guys Gap. Hooser's Cap was also occupied d
ty the Confedsrates.
In the meantime reipforcements to General
Bragg are being hurried forward, and every
precan,ion is being made to receive tho enemy
at the "front," where it is believed hs will
meet with hearty reception.
Oar troops are represented as being c1nii-
dent, full of fire and spirit, and anxious FOR tie
beginning.
Tne Retft estimates Onr loss So sar at about
one hundred killed and five hundred wound
ed The .ippeai, OF the 29ah, says that Rose
Grams continued to advance as II desiring to
give battle, IN which de9ire, IL bas Reason -
believe, he will 10 accommodated, ,.t the
proper lime ard place
Shclbyvie was evacuated en- Friday last,
and !. rapid concentration OF our troops IA the
works at Tuliahoma was taking place.
iast.ad Of Roeecrans bei:. we:.keIcd by
reinforcemente 10 Grant, II IL neIIevcu
has been strengthened to such al extent as TO
make him copiidena enough &c ADVANCE AGAINST
our weak deiences IL front, hence our com
nanders have chosen the battle e-s,rouna, III I;
fight is forced upon them.
Up to Saturday evening RoseeIans cof
timed to advance along tie whole ilne, aEu
at iaet accounts Il battle was considered lElmi
nent.
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aish. Of that point q, O'CLOCK, though there
were reports that :ley were ia the Isighbor-
Ecod
A diepatch received in the city from Han
over, dated at clock, P II, slates that our
scouss r. oresebt the enemy 10 be approaching
10 three columns in considerable force This
i. no don't. the same foscs that sncauped at
Kiag William Ceust- t-Houss on Wednesday
night.
ia hardly necessary tag. We should add a
word IN reference to our preparations for their
reception. SaiIcs it to cay that our troops
feel qnite confident of ikeiz ability te defend
the points along she road which they are as
signed 10 guard, aud it is not unlikely that be
fcre to-night tie enemy viii fnd the pIessl t
attempt to capture Richmond Is abertive ss
their former efforts.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Tesne.ses.

From Tennessee.
ATLANTA, July The Yarkessa,A ~sl,..
a sald in Eass Tennessee. a stronc go -
at Seqasichis Valley yesterday. To.as.y 49,
has beer no Communication With II n0x Silie -.
London Bridge. Il Is believed thss iupori.sa
movements Of Bragg and ResecsnE d ) !. ~
are in progress No particulars received.
1s.LcaD r,sP.reAl
ArLASrA, July I've have reports-
deemed reliahie-;h&: R,seersns attempted n
flank BEagg's right, and. II il said, was also
moving on Chattanooga, but tnrnsd back on
learning that the force st Chattanooga WA
ready tor them.
Gen Il. a-g's Left was understood to b st
Tuilanoma aid his right at Dschsrd in strong
position and perfectly confident No further
particulars fsom Eaat Tannefa.A
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possessed ef nauy points of resemblance 10
that favoriss Of shs South Americans, Para.
guayan m2te. Iais fare tia. u; tae officers.
SHAT rnnss be that Of Ire rank shd file; ami
no" se'sy must DO the patrctieln ,isat. under
lie circumstance implied ia tha: .sestioB,
car, IL face or tia beet fed sui Ls.. sapari.
s6nsi ri aranies. sstonish The world with its
deeds OF sssGis
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Ci2s.Hg DeorS.--tor The past two days moat
oi lAe lu1i14l5 NcCses ia tDs aity have been
c,Yo-d, AM fasfcAa..s, o!eik >, r.so',anlcs pr0
i-s,4uIai larn, ana iao"rats. .:.-t I'll sL0uiGer-
oa s.- -ir uaUsae,s t. doie g. .- ~ riss La
lEs lng .sboat tae 'ol:y So il,i.. J /. G rna
la@ Ayuses, wi-oee crop .,.o. ,.-sn -i.nos
y, =. 81! lcCte Or + '.gles =. ~ Yat.s op-
vse.aI2:i, -" efc op7ii- rus tie nuiahsr II ! ;
,gvss. el,y- % ...e L9srooms, wss too email
t y. Il o. pa sous. @..;.
In .iuc- ike lk0sa .,ory nan who c2l han
die u u.aaset op. 3id - siilit < - take tA9ii
petitions ia tic H. ..tss; AID }. there are any
'. no axe ..l.e az a 81 lt. ii!rg, tnay sAouit
be gjv,-t H,t.cr 80 t.' - ani E.ado TO leave a
onLs. Iue SJut- i =iIi.cfej enoagh a. The
La.d, 81 traitor .a..o should Dow make al
o!aa-es show tEe,t nA..oa aud those who are
! not ,ur saGuic lie ,rsa;sd a. against her.
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RALElaH, July B. Nothing Of importance
IN the l. 'g,slature to day /. sat most Of the
day wish eioaed doors. A bill was reported
from the Military Conmittse to enroll ;,s mil !.
fia all ,esidshis between the ages Of l6 and 60.
except such as the Governor may exsnpt. A
correspondence b.tween tho Governor and
the Secretary Of War. in regard to the deei
sions of the State Judges la Aa6eas corpus
cases, was read in the House.
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ComPLIMEsTAKY.-The Nsw York Tunes,
ooyv that Hunter has been relieved by the
p,as;aen. from the command Of tho Depart
snsns of The Soulb, thus "trings down ni1
record:
The most rem esahls events Of bis adminis
tion were the battls On James Island, wnien
sgas fought aga."1 h.s Gras's-.ns . Iso,ns ~ ~
.pd tho a.e.e Of Fon Pulaski, which was con
duelei by the eilc.s who 10 now so - n'' ''''
eessog.
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c,ntyr9d -Oar scouts oa the Peninsula
have captured seyea al negroes stolen by the
Iauaeas in Hanover coun'y, aud returned
rbo.a 10 thnir ownsrs. Other negroes rave
escaped from the guardianship OF ,heir North
q n irivnds, aud iouad their way back to ,hair
eli homes and masters. whore they Will 10
AMI to II main ii allowed 20 do so.
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!Sleaigag 1toa W,lii4m. slave to Mary
oys eeney, wsg beloIe ihe Mayor yesterday IL
saaW ths cAafge ot et3alius $ioU Ircm Sam
uoi } u4sti.gs Fliiy dollars OF tbs mon, y
was .3uaa W huro William had exchanged it,
i!o ;.lt1 stated chat lie hau aiYal tne slUO Iota
10 ii3 uIothor--Anna, slave 10 Dr.. K .wardo---
y Il, Was also arrested, but dsnied all kiio ".
loogs OF ths nvuoy. B,ti. SON and mother
>.er4 sent 20 ! Ill Ter Il future hearing.
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C,oss Latliag - Patrick LUXE, and Mary,
hia vie. y,.ro ne;,i 10 bal ior tseir GOOD 30
.-.vi.r bY the VI ,yVr for tearing siio roo, ifom
the bQuzo oceapi5 d oy David KY; aud DAVID
kay " al ne!d 10 b..il ior .hrea,enn5 to Dcfn
Nc lo,ias r...n<r tAau give ii upt ana Tor say
iu.. ia. lie Yankees wOuI socG ae III Eich
iaont, wan he ', ouli c...im and poreass tie
elltilC property.
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che Ia press ment csminis isre ers

ATLANTA, July 2.-Tha Iupssssmsns Com.
missionere of the several States mst in Con-
vsntio4 hexe tQsday. Yirxints, North Caro-
liha ana B1nriA1rsra n.t represented, aad The
other States only partially. ConseQ Qasntiy, the
meeting ac|oarned to the 9th insi., for y full
attendance. Important mat;ers will then b
submitted for consideration.
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Him lad Company .

TO ire Editors Of tie Dispatch,
"Ksv. = &. Wall, who. previous tothe wer,
lsa the Presbyterian i'Ss 81 Nswesra. ha.
goS into bad ccDp any. Hs is an iastsnva of
20 into he preacher'J regiment TIE fol.
lowing il fTom late Now York paper
Ins I.uy. /. II. Wall, o. North Carolina,
aud Horace Greeley, will illustrate ard eufercs
ga, c,eto.s of Loyalty, shis syeni'',, NJ
.Sieske ..a.'tir., corner 4 ADrton ,Ssa 49,
SEATS f. .=e.- Rair6h(N Z I'regves.
Asth Il ',srks Of the h aselsh IN. 81 f|fSs
zoe;4 Oh tpa aboys annouat saent in d ~ NV
York paper may lead 10 niisappre. e'.. .os
with oar follow citizens IN otho- dsnomns-
,ions take the liberty of recording the iGt-
| 10 g9ias facts in connection with the Rev ar.
Wall aud his relations 70 the Prssbysyi.a
Church Sorth.
Some time ab5ut ls50-5l, Mr.. Wall, wac II
| :. Yausse by birth, education, and modes Of
thought, came 10 Warrsnton, Va ana the sur
| rounding district ss Missionary from the Old
| School Presbyterian Church, IN the Cnitoa
States. Finding himself ansnecassfai IN VIZ.
vioim. he removed 10 North Carolina some time
| IN 1852 or SO, and the Prssby terian Church in
| Nswbern being ut the time vacant, he offered
| himself a. q candidate for its pHstOFnte. The
arrows Of Cupid, or 'CuP,dity' however. had
| by thi time Wounded tho Yankee divine, for
Us lind him addressing and muryieg one Of
.hs richest young ladies In Nswbern, mem-
| bar o; his Church. With this lady he came
| in posse ss.on Of negroes, bank stock, ana
other property, whish, Win the excsP.
ton Of tho nssross with ''hs harmssssess
| of Ae dooe," ke invested In Nortbsrn cses-
rites. Thus, with his negroes arouad bims
a youup. beantlfal, and wealthy Ssuthssn WIFE,
~, ssttIsd in the town of Newbsrn 60 pas. cr
IN one of the mos. intelligent tni fashionabls
| convrsoatious Ia the State Of North Car0hn1.
Var3iv she lines mad faileu IN pasesani
n,acss' 70 the Yankee div,na. ns6nWhile
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have been fs,til,zsd by kindred drops Of blood

have been fs1ui,zsd ~ kindred drops Of blood
and tears.
Lst u 60 on az we have hegun State rights
in political sentiments let us he consolidation
ists Ia ftaternal love and confidence. no msl.
who Is not the enemy 81 his country will ever
sow the seeds Of jeaiouay ans dsirnst ,tween
the common aafsrera and the common heroes
Of this eauaa 'Distiacs as the billows" in
State Sovereignty, bus ''ene the sea- in
heart and affection, should be the continent
Of the Southern States and the Southern pet
pie. IA Vifgnians, we feel that the men of
the South who have breaihed on. their las.
breath in orr State are rs dsar 10 us az those
who have drawn their first breath in it, and
never will we Surrender the canse which is
alike theirs and ours til the last Virginian is
gathered to the land CT bis fathers. We are
cure tnat the came sentiment actuates the reo-
pie Of other States towards Virginia
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No H5afd.--Wilham w. J5aes wa before
tho ~ Yor yesterday 10 :.:ts or til" ca@r*g q
v.visltiy beating John l.. Carry, GA tie u It
OF III :. taet srr5 frcsls9y .n'ae
,ua irg=r rtig sion Woaid have prcesedei but
or tla 'fle5 and etuIGeon ,atle Immediate
&i,l..,;y, caused b. the movement OF troops. OH
l...ir W. II y5s2t inc IankeSs. Tno case was
al u,aad Ill, me o.h II JAY.
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rsrsne1 IN THE ROANOKE RlvER.-A
hsavv frs,hst is now prevailing in the Roa:
noks hvsr, proving very destructive to the
eroue. A letter from Garysburg, N. T., says
the dastraction Of corn in the low grounds
vtll psash from two thirds 70 four hfths OF me
e.fire erop. Much wheat aad oats win -
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Run Cttf.-- Robert Williams, lad, was
accidentally ridden over by cavalry man
Yesterday morning, while crossing dracs
street near 8la, having one OF his arms badly
bruised. The af..ir was purely accidental, ~
tha lt,tio fellow FAN under ths horse.
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Tie Lad eS--ever ready for good work ARE
orguu ziuk iu.o nsighoogliood ciuts, to take
care Oi all tha e.ounda d Thai may tie brought
70 tnis c.ty il tLe expected tight with the
Y+tk-os }.oald lie Abolit.orists advance Oh
2. ..i.1.Lonj, As they have threatened, the ladies'
nay have ...air hands full, for our citizens, TO
= llai., will pla ia tao ditch rather than see the
streets OF L. .limoId polluted by the tread oI
La AuuiltsU. i1e.
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Urea Livfne-A Confederate, "'.,ns
from sAarpsbarg, Nd. to the Lyn'Aeufs var
gs.sea, says: ,.s.s.s
we nAse ~ 80 ,af. Winchs satss--sush - eoeees
sssa sssa, s' Lsss pork, sa, dried vsgssanlss -
solas. ss s.nu vinegar, crackers, ctRass, -
S..a. aa,.s ssrneis., which General JeAasea oIaas'
od tn bs distributed Amepg bis omsssa 40 -
Tres of cost
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hfcysng Arostnd --Rumors were rife IN the
ci.y, Yesterday, that sever.l HUNDRED Adolf
uon thIeves were moving rom !ahs1 :.
S,aI;nn. On the York K.ger Road, la tho di-
y.etion OF Hanover function, and that they
.=ecs devastating the country az they Pro
ceslsd. Whether tha report 10 tfus OF fsise'
l;.e,e can De very lutte doubt that the Yankees
--------~----.s sHels tha Central ,H53l{Vsaii
and ,ae Confederate stores vt G5rdtnsSIile.
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Tie repairs at Swift Creek Bridge are
abor. G. cz.a.eieted, so that regular railroad com
raaniestion between this city aud the SOUTH
viii bs specially resnnled.
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v.1LAap:aaAa AND HIS ~ Tos F"'F''3
Tus WnHDgsW.I Il Of NAW J-4.-4- -
From f:EpsYIgGHIi.
'rhs New York correspondent Of the s'Hi,a-
dalnhia Tno5:irsY, wiring on IL. 2i,b ~ -.y5;
Tie steama'ip British Green - iis" naI5
racket due from Nass.,n, II. L, and = CERTAIN
cI,..a of poll,lcjans among I'D aro chne@.iaI
over the chances OF Clement Il. EaiiaAG't ari
being a passenger. l. s, ot C~''tso, - - ST.
HE t. cav noon " whai groGia's thp. erp-h'--tloa
asc srs iu:1g w.fte't,,s' ,si:'',t s,s - .'A
ce.ted in communicating win s'is fil ''."i III
ihis civ snce h. exit 10 Ike, oAt s.'l1 'a't
you may ro!y upon: ftsrd at.o.-' h.@'1 On
,,ada to receive nini ii :. public nan Ct aioDtt
hs arrive ia too British q ietn L ~: i.o.
ba supooseG that g.! - Il. crate c ncnr ti.a
pr0priety OF d demonstration vi Il, iioi, ii
favar of suct /. maD, as sucb i time. c. :!.3
contrary, many of then visa iilbi IL Bay
| Jeues's locker; or, II nos there, hAt g Viit
| 90 from Nassau 10 III ;iIiax, or ay Pt,eto i.'
| shan to New YORK Though, at tGe stH@ tfuH,
taey sav that il Chance saouid al, leu {, !''s9
! hack hsrs they WcIild have no ti,tra t.tu 1 a.
+, =, ,st.Ud by hisn" The r-cepiiol cc07ni -
ara nn{rstcod 10 bo il. IL GEiaia2.toi' '9]>'i i
| high official functiOEary ~ albany "n t9 ei -
| jsct, bot his views rs 10 VIA. ought 10 T." Il 10
| when V4ila1idis nam arrives haVo uOt yes boen
| disclosed
Jarssv. in recalling 'hs re9iiaau-s disg",v. si
| from that State to Harrisburg, 10 t'.-e! tAs'
rebel Invasion, is til. occasion OF !,Heh re--sarl;
in military aud political circles. Th9 9Fagoii
| ing opinion is, that the Governor he"d nJi
| have been in 50 Cnseoai!y 4 hurry IL Eiasi 81
| the man oat of the eesy.co, seeing t5.,t, L, 81
whils he was writing the procl4lati IL 70 ., .
effect, the Harrisburg teiegrama nluss h,."e Il
| formed hin THAT the danger oI "a .eb:. l.1' Il
eiou WAS now more threatening thaa aNer.
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FARE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

co.yEDypAvE FARE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tbs Richmond correspondent Of the i.9a-
dom STANDARD writes that paper an account OF
his visit to the for.iGcations at Caa:ieston--
He Gays:
was received, in the ahasaes OF the ten-
arai bv ,nembers of his s;ar, assured heartily
of tasir Measure at my arrival aVnoiigAt tneLA
as "a reprssentasiye of the Engi.sa press, and,
aftsr ,ha Southern mode OF expire eains web
ma aud good will, ingiieI TO jain, Easvita-
Standing The efficiency Of tbs bioek2fs, "a "a
arinkr Of brandy. An aids-ds camp Tor ray
ou;de. I was admitted, after rou,tne OF .cnai.
l.nces and counteraigns, into mo saSfris III
the de fences Of the Ss0no and eaAoiea 20 maE e e
a full EXAMINATION of one ef snelr principal
wo,ks. Fort Psmberton. Arrived, AFTER nss ut
fan nj tas quarters Of Iny hosts, we sas 90 oSn
to supper 10 a tent furnishsd with four camp,
stonls and rough contriysnce thai Answsrei
, tha nsaa of a table Dslicacy would forbid
me from referring 70 the fare OF u, maes
mates Of the moment II 20 accept tnsI oiaolnz
| W.re sot 70 deprive me of the pleasure o. sx
| prea1ipx pubiiciy ny admiration for the nero
- Wisk whiek thsy submit eassfinliy 70 ~
| nTivaiionn n ~ causs which tasy neid 70 "
sSet az Nhessy ana law, Of hoAs aud coantfy
In1ian eorn bread, fat bacon, ard Y csrta.l
arSe1i11o for ten, constitutes oar iafe, sa.'
i - 1aAe very seosptabis ~ plassST.al. -.
4 - nnf3oa and hearty hospatAiity;
s. 1n1 = this oeoasion Was na1e " .eas-
b SS1kara1 a - Island tfon pan. ~ y
none - ahostaanAl tshesas.ase - sns yvnp..
!. ~. ~ 1a2t1asaa4AA Wsa' y ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-04
GaAzD GULF 70 DE EvAcuart D--Thr NV II: !
Aaainsf .sAnI's Goh.A.U s!GAIi ita

caazD GTItPT TO De gVACuarfD---ThE IL, ~. a
AGaInsf an4nf's Coh.a!U s.cAIi'ra
letter f.onl Grand Gulf. Mis-, of :he 9TH
mat, to tho Msdson tWi.consjnl Jo4rnef, fe-
frrripe to the movements vi tbs i:.'l Wac d
siu regiment, saya:
Wehava orders u join car division at Fcss
hnry. and with tbis eud ii vieN Aii 'Ee .rOss,
ho.ees, mules and eXtras htve beeu seat a.
the river, and most likely we eiail ieaYe hert
ourselves iii day Or tho. This point zee IA
to be destined foT compleia svacatAol By "ui
forces. but a surveillance cy sdnooa's ~lii 6t
kept up TO prevent rsoccupA.i1n By th. sbe,s
| S.nce General Grant eprn-d his b@so ~ sun
! p:iss 1t Aiemphis, ard enoiicei the sNrongh'i
| OF tho rebels from HaiDe5's BtUit t. Warren
| tor. this poiut has lost i's grand importance a.
the KEY to Vicksburg, whils it ii7s expoeed Il
| a1,acks from bota sid.s OF tha river.
/ A few DAYS ago the rshei "a n7ral - es
| ia, Ior with division Of tTo0ps from AK
au.!t;a. La, aud Gsnerat Waiker's IsAal
division, passed by this point az the river. l
is believed that Z 1orce rom Litil" Rock, II
| kansas, is ma sing preparatory t. an attack o1
| ,be rive. TO cut oH Grants communication
=, ist. nj a.u st;-, a.a .ana.AAt hi.n r2iaA ah.
| siaoa. but all the rebel movements ara eiossi.
WATCHED ana doubtless viii be feustr.ted