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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-02-18

Resolved That his ExcelIency tile Governor be-, and
Is hereby, authorized select youth from each Con
essoal District m this State, sons of officers or SOLDIERS
federate States who, during the existing have died 10
battle who have died from disease s asnes feI
soldiers are nnder the age of twenty years. and have be-
aved With gaantry on the field Of battle, who shall he
placed in one or the other of the military institutions Oh
this satc be educated at the charge o
try. =, s ,a,x > ,nna
that two thousand dollars, if so much be necessary oe up
nronrfnted therefor the sne be Increased by the same
amount In each succeeding year. until II shall reach eight
thousand dollars which sum 1t shall continue an annual
appropriation. = - 1,-'tsi1. q,
4 H.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-02-18
STATE OF SOUTH GAROLINA.

CULUNBIA % % FeOI'u1J 1o' 1SS00'
A OBLIGATIONS for the appoint
n. menis in the State Military Academy under tine sub
joined resolutions from the lst 3d. 5th and 6i Congress
slonnl Districts Will be received and filed with Genera
JAMES JONES' Chairman of the Board of Visitors, unit
the 18th day of March next which day Cadets VIII be
appointed and notified to report for examination to the Aca
demc Board the Arsenal in Columbia, on te INST day o.
are equal to those Of the class at that time If not admit
ted they will NOT be regarded as rejected but their app
al te annual meeting OF the Boar of Visitors In Novem
Der next. = -E,,zs.i ; . . =. Z. -,
Applications must particularly the facts that bring
tile applicants within the terms OF ue resoiut'ois.
~ o'"e' '' ''' >'N'' BE. ARTHUR,
~. at--. .s-.ts Private Secretary.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-02-18
4 DMTNTSTRATORaS gNOTICE.-

TX An persons Indebted 10 the estate Of Or. WM. J.
GOOD, deceased, requested 10 make payment 20 me
subscriber Immediately; those having cuims against he
estate VIII present them properly mtested, the time
prescribed bylaw. GEO. STEELE, y7aininistTotor.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-02-18

NOTICE.-WE 3 HA We 20 BUSH
i ELS of Corn for gratultous distribution among Che
DESTITUTE FAMILIES or SOLDIERS. Also, one
b,istel Of SALT, by the QuA aT. Apply TO u
LER, at the Store Of W. q y y. C.shilL
December "a - fss..sl 81 IL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-02-18

MRS. McDONALD w IIaL0 OPEN
gIyf ,bIs week. nj her sToREs IN cHEsTER3 less
pieces of very fiBe ALPACA, nts6 so so per yafd
BLACK GRAPE, M 30 90 per yard; GRAPE Cl3Li.Ahss,
al 50 90, and BLACK BoNNErTS, S2o-4t0 which she
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-02-18
NOTICE "A L /

L1XECUTOR,S. N oTIG E. IA Z Z
IL persons indebted to the estate of MIS-. MARY
those having claims against the same win hand them
properly within the time prescribed by law
- - sGz7sS ie sFlSt e J. II. ADAMS, Executors
February ls s.ss. .t -
TIXECUTOR'S SALE.-I WILL.
IL expose to public sale at the late residence of
MARY WRIGHT, decease', on WEDNESDAY, the 4tn
soa belonging the said deceased consisting Of
one Carriage and Harness, fine dressing Rureau one
lot Of Silver Spoons and Forks one lot OF Cna and Glass
with other articles unnecessary to mention
=. s'',. =. =. .J.sH. ADAMS, Executor.
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: DMTNTSTR,ATOR,S N(9TIG Il y

1cAu persons having claims against Che estnte OF j.
A. CLINTON are hereby notified 10 present the same 10
the undersigned, properly ested md toset indebted,
must make Immediate payment, Ms the estate mustbc
sGsad FsSinnPs up, JAMES MASON, .a'e.'''tsip
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-02-18

NOPE IIll lrH b. % OWN DE
zlN Yorkville, on Ffday Inst, NOTE of hind, made
payable 10 J.C. PATRICK, for about utSIXTYsFiYEDoL.
LARS gyenby the Subscriber Said note has beer PAiH
- : - : RICHARD HARE.
pra,,,rarv a AI:a 80 $50 "a 3tgf
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RECRUPTING SERVICE

Febnialr;,y, !, Il
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TACOB'S- CORDIAI1G. SURE
eJ Remedy for DIARRHEA, BYsENTERY, AND
FLUX. Sold for CASH at S. .zlsssss
;, 5essse. The fas sEsoefRER. a5i .oFFlGE.s e
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-02-18

York and Pennsylvania. We will cut of
Michigan to Canada, where she ought to
belong. And if New England interferes,
we'll whip her out of the Union, or into
good behavior"
"At what time," we asked, "do you ex.
pect the present war to cease? 2"
~ expect" said he, ono more general
engagements, unless one should occur in
Middle Tennessee, between the forces un.
der Bragg and Rosencrans, and l should
deem that great misfortune, as being un-
necessary and as involving useless sacrl.
flee of life. By the first of April there will
be practical cessation OF hostilities in the
Southwest, and by first Of June perma-
nent peace, unless the Black Republicans
determine to wage war against the North
west"
The above statements comprise substan.
tially the information we have derived
Our informant seemed to entertain little
doubt that Indiana and Illinois, at least,
would fall into the Confederacy along with
Missouri and Kentucky. He thought it
was also the destiny of Ohio, but seemed
less confident of that State. Whether these
States should belong to the confederacy OF
not, he had no doubt at all Of the founda'
ton of Northwest Empire, in the event
of their exclusion from the South.-Soatfs'
ern Crisis, 1Ota.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
arriest.

SLsFnAN-HoHrISs.On saturday, November Is, by the
Rev Samuel Curry, WILLIAM C. GLfgMAN to Miss ELLA y.
BetpNs both of New YORK.
INMI-fowNsrNn-- Wednesday evening" Novem-
ter 70, by the Rev. Dr. Weston at the iieuce OF the
bride, EDWIN H. PALMER to MANY TUwSsrND, both Of this
cty
SlrrsoV-WHUsG-on Thursday November &c, by the
Rev r. ". Johnson JoHS A. SNisoN Jr., to Miss SUsE
D. wpunNG, all of Brooklyn
VAgnN-HAGrEElY -On Monday morning, November
so AZ tho residence of the brides parents, by the Rev.
nr. Taylor, JonV NhEsy of this city, to ALnRA j. HAG
'ERrY, daughter Of Captain \. n. Haggerty, Of Port
Washington, New Jersey.
VhlESnNr-iRJ NpAcf.-On Thursday, November 90
by the Rev. r. /. fairfield, oB,pIAH y VALENTINE to
G,tnAmvN l.. Youngest daughter OF Ebenezer F., and
DlDabeth j. Bruudage, all Of this city.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
Coroners, Inaursss.

HAsDnurs or IHE PooR )p.RASr.An inquest was held
yesterday by Coroner wldey upon the body Of a shld
naed MchAe, Troy who died from exhaustion, caused,
tho jury believed, from lack OF nourishment the
ship CyDosure, during the tate voyage from Liverpool.
The mother OF the infant testified that her family had not
asnfoency OF food the voyage and that they
hah allowance OF water She also stated that none but
the cabin passengers those who mad money could get
enough to eat drink and that consequence OF this
privat0p together with the filthy condition OF the vessel
smallpox broke out among the passengers and twenty
Of them died The ship had rough passage Of about
eight weeks, and there much sickness board
when she arrived that the authorities detained her six
days al Quarantine.
BExrH IRON NATURAL CAUsEs-Rosina Mary Darg the
girl who was shot by her lover several weeks ago and
died On 29h ut after being discharged from the hos
pts proves 10 have died from pneumonia. Coroner Wdey
held inquest upon the body yesterday and discharged
her tate assalant from custody there being blame
ta.hed 10 him.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
p.rsonml IntelIircuc.

PUrsOnml InteIngcnce.
Hon Jonp Prough Governor elect OF Ohio left the Me-
uopo.an Hotel yesterday for Albany.
William Kelly. OF Rhinbeck r. Pomeroy OF pittsfed
W. r. Lccch OF Philadelphia, and r. "A. Dutton and r.
stevens 81 Bafalo, are stopping at the ST. Nicholas
HOteL
Judce 4. s niyen, OF Emira {. Il. Dimond, OF Wash.
irgtoB J. ]. Bradley Of Syracuse James B Thompson Of
~ Lolis Charles Anthony Of Connecticut j. WaSon, Of
Mary and and George H. Badt, Of Philadelphia, stop
ySGc at the Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
sEcARs AND TOBACCO.

a BRANCH oFJAfFE's OLD ESTABLISHED sEGAR
"A Emporium IN the barron OF and elegant ST
James Hotel corner of Twenty sixth Broad way
"CRBENBAcKsn AND "REDBAcks" sEoARs.-
" Gcnefal agency for the United statea a. Libertv
street N Y-Deaers hotel keepers and parties wish M
for private good sesAr price and the auaity
the throughout the be ucpled
rsr,es ., distance arc reane.d give these
vary e2s 10 $50 per thousand To suarsntee
the public against spurious limitations no travelling arenfs
will NJ employed The high price of gold and nrrass o
tho arn have crrsied In the community the Of good
Dsed GU ., W Address the assssy - abs,s " IVY
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

Two PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMEN or krDER
able wealth desire ~ have interview witsgo Adies
with view TO nAtrimopy. None but those hsndoe ant
respectable necd spply Money object Address sAtni
where inerview be had, enclosing carte de vsc
rhomas bos rs Herald once.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
MATRIMONIAL.

A loi Ne WIDOW SAID TO BE GOOD LOOKING
~ Nshfs 70 iorn the aclGaintance u an elderly gentle
nan i itnem,nt and means, with q matrinon
None bpt who are willing TO prove their sincerity by
ton a. N. y, for four days ~
A YOUNG VETERAN, p YEARS or AGE wIsHEs
~ 70 iororfespoud f~th lady, Wow 10 mafri
mOny Agdr'sa WITH carte de vste. Warren A Sincieir
Go =, Se,Cnd New York Volunteer Artillery, wsshington
e.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
The sales Of Five-rwenty Bonds.

FHlIAbfIFIIA, Nov 10, 1865.
The subscription agent reports the sale OF Sis 600
hve twertes On Monday, fully half OF which came from
ile Wei
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

nf young man Of twenty hye, desires 10 open
sloeoence With ayo99g lady with avew 20 maimcny She
tmths exchanged Address RInclau Hamilton, tox e37
iTcy, Peat o9se k y. -' -
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

A FTENTION
A For the California Agency sor, lCt Seventh avenue,
by H. HARRIS $50 0 received purchase Cast ON Cloth
for California and Western narketA Ladies and s. n
temen having any TO dispose OF can obtain their own
prices they will not demand more than what 10
reasonable for them. We TO pay more than th
value tally for good articles must have them "a
supply the markets We also guarantee 10 pay hgh pr
Carpets Furniture, Jewery Diamonds DC Ladies' and
gentlemen it worth your attention try the California;
AGENCY will surely regret IT, Please favor
"a with call address by post H. HARRIS. 164 Seysnth
avenue Twenyhrst and Twenty second Streets
Ladies' waited upon by Mrs. II. Harris. ----
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

"A A. 1856 Seventh avenue ladies' and gentlemen WIN Be
astonshed the prices HARRIS pays for Cast on
Clothing. Carpets, Furniture and Jewelry.
We nater ourselves with having been pronounced BY
Indies and gents paying hfty cent moro
than at any place in the city.
We guarantee to pay the following prices
For Silk Dresses from - to s2 for Coats from 81 ga
for Pants. from 81 10 %. -
three Twenty st street. Ladies attended TO By
Mrs r. Harris -Please be particular In finding tho
correct number 1856 II you miss surely wall be hum
urced
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY. FOR GENTLEMEN
l. only at the New York Muse Anatomy 6t5 kroad.
Parties unable to attend these
forwarded OF 10 cents addressing Secretary
the New York Museum Of Anatomy.
ID S. THAIM. ESQ. OF ALABAMA, FORMERLY co.
IL. OF the late w. L. iancy, will deliver lecture
Cooper institute Wednesday evening, December at
O'Clock, under the of the New York Refugee Relief
ASS citation. sub ect-" Tho Wrong and the Remedy
Ladies and ntlemen respectfully invited 10 attend.
EDWARD CURTIS, President.
w. H. HANiLroN Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
. rTEyTIoy,-Ar THE CALLroRNTA AND WESTERN.

A TTENTION.-AT THE CALIFORNIA AND WESTERN
n Agencv Store 2l2 Seventh ladies' and gente
have the pleasure to announce again that received
the above markets purchase and
higher In cash than any ether dealer for CASTOR
Ching Carpets Furniture &c We guarantee % tho
following prcesSk dresses SO 70 $50; coats - 80;
pants s. 70 Si2 also wuolen muslin and ball dresses,
coaks shawls furs. &c respectfully invite you beforo
you dispose your castof clothing call address II.
ROSENBERG 2i2 Seventh avenue, second house above
Twentyfourth street. Please be plrcnlar in finding out
number There will be dealt with honesty.
Ladies attended by Mrs. Rosenberg.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
worssn's Arrival At Toronto.

TcloSlo, Canada, Nov. 80, 1888.
sstn n Morgan arrived here by the Great Western
Rn,ir md
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
CLOTHING.

A TTENTION --AT 222 SEVENTH AvENUB-LADIRo
"A and gentlemen have the pleasure 70 sanoSnss s.
Western market and viii pay higher price than any ether
dealer the city for cast Oh Clothing Carpets FuInnre
Jewelry Furs, &c. 70 the fouown8
prices-silk Dresses 90 S4e; Coats Pants IS
Bah dresses &c respecfully invite YOU before you dis
No. 222 Seventh avenue near Twenty nth where
dealt with honestly Ladies' attended BY Mrs. Marks
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAlLROAD&
IN Increased accommodations Trains for Albany aud
Troy the north and West leave Twenty sl,h street psps
Sunday trains leave New York for Albany q, ZIP H.,
and Albany for New YORK at 9;l5A ~ N
JOHN BURCHILL. supeStn:ss6esk
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

yrUE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IN THE
/ accomplished Madame BYRON No. ~ Third avenue
sbsve twelfth street who be consulted with the sccs
confidence all affairs Of life: drunken and ur
faithful husbands has secret 20 make you beloved by your
idol and brings her those long separated Ladies
70 cents.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

GREAT BATTLE FoUGHT-THE VICTORY rs
"A gained Ladies and gentlemen II has been victor oue
in being pronounced by great many that B. MIETz q
2s3 Sixth has been paying the highest prices IN
cash for cast "a Clothing Carpets Jewelry Ac and nl
do IL will favor him with no0
o. call. N Blades aud gentlemen. you know well that
prices that offered by dealers 10
A the best 10
address above then you win know snre yon VIM re-
rye DO not the old well known dealer.
r. Mintx number 23 sixth Egbtsenth
street Ladies attended by Mrs Minz Orders from
Brooklyn attended 70.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

AT no LIZ SIXTH AvENUE-LADfEs AND GENTLE
"A men IL wish receive the bghest price for
Clohins Carpets, Furniture. the best you Gan
send note 70 T. MrNTZ at l3 6txtb
nue. doors from Tenth street Ladies attended bv hrs
Mniz. True VIII be dealt with TO Satisfaction snd
benefit
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAISs FOR All
bany Troy the North and West leave Chambers stre
q. and i9 and s.i: and 10 20 =. T.. and oa sy9
procured any OF the Offices OF wBsTCOTrs ExPREss3
In New York and BROOKLYN. and baggage checked - n1
house oil points the and eprinn II
The New York herald., 1863-12-01


IN STARR, from Europe, who was born with a natural
riu She consut- the pssi, present and future
She brings together those speedy
rlses. shows you likeness II your future husband
or frends Numbers free You have been de-
by false lovers you that have been unforunae
life call this European carvoyan II attesed
by hundreds daily visit her her equal Is no, 10 e
found 500 for who equal her in her
urofession or skill She tells name of hs terson
Won viii marry. No iOl East Seventeenth street corner ol
Third avenue. Name on the door. GcntemeB not al
mi
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

$40 00O -rARTNER Nv, WANTED ,s! INT IN THE ~ Manu-:
best business going; factory already established and
having than they do without enlargng young
with the above amount and good business qeaiDcs-
tions, money. None but principals need Apply.
Address Factory box 1853 New York Post ONCE
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

GREAT CLOSING SALE OF MILLINERY GOODS
VI To be sold half price, Ribbons, Velvets Silks,
Pushes. Grapes Flowers Feathers. L.ees Nss: huches
importation. Merchants and mners invited to call,
they VIII ind bargains seldom mot with Come one, come
all. W.. OPENHYN, 2i and 2l1 Division street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

- broken small Black aud Tan not erceedins -four
pounds Newfoundland, pair OF Italian Greyhounds
small PoOdcs, large Newfoundland Pups black and tan
Pups three months old. weighs one pound also some
black aud tan Terriers and Scotch Terriers AL OF the
pures breed and excellent ratters Fair trial given
Roosevelt street, FIRST floor. JOHN GRAY.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
ASTROLOGY.

A BROOKLYN CLAIRVOYANT-MAD CLIFF.
n FORD, the creates: living American Seer 81 Smith
block from Fulton BrolkyB detects dis
presribes remedies mas absent friends and consus
o all affairs OF life and business.
BONA FIDE AsrROI,OGisr THAT EVERY ONE
n can depend Madame WILSON. She tells the
object Of your visit, and brngs of the
perlos undertakings Al is9 Allen street between Hous.
ton and Stanton streets, over the bakery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-28
Gold, in New York, yesterday, 1855,

The new order for the enlistment OF colored
soldiers, which will soon be published, applies
to Maryland, Missouri, Tennessee and Della
ware but not to Kentucky or West Virginia.
Delaware was added at the personal request OF
Governor Cannon. Free negroes ana slaves
whose masters make no objection, or whose
masters have aided IN the war, are to be recruit
ed first. Il the required number-not stated
is not procured by this means, the recruit
inc officers are to take all who desire 10 fight,
whether their masters are willing 10 spare
them or not
The Admiral OF the Russian feet at New
York announces that after a complimentary
visit 10 President Lincoln, be will call ct the
different seaports whose ci,i2eus have honored
him with invitations, This includes the ports
of Baltimore and Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-28
PUBLISHED (DAELE) BY |
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
ag~ OFFICE-No. l04 King street, eyer
9 oae's. (for3nerly French s) Book Store.
WAR NEWS.

becoming troublesome on the pike leading from
gainesville to Warrenton, over which route all
,be suDDles Of EIle array are drawn Sunday
oipht they attacked the mal wagons en- route
10 Wawenton, near New Baltimore, wounded
the driver and took him prisoner, and escaped
with the horses and harnesses There was no
mail on the wagon Hereafter trains and mails
will be accompanied by 4 guard.
General Meade's headquarters are still at
Warreuton; some say at Catlett' Station.
Work on,Ae Orange and Alexandra xailroad
is being prosecuted, the advance OF the army
being dependent upon It's completion.
There has been considerable change OF posi-
toa Of several corps OF the Federal army du
ring the past few days designed, 10 protect the
operations Of thvse engaged Ia recon, ,tructing
the railroad yaIher than tor offensive purposes.
Ilere aye 40 indications Of any immediate ad
vance movement.
From the rel ort Of cannonading, heard at
Gainesville on Monday, there was skirmish
going on \ force was thrown out from the
9Th corps % reconnoitre The skirmish on
Saturday created considerable stir for the time
being, aud the 9th Corps was ordered to be
ready TO move at a moments notice. The
smoke fron the Confederate camp fires can be
Seen beyond the ppaLannock, indicating that
they are there IN force prepared to dispute thu
passage Of the river or the construction Of the
railroad bridge 4 body OF their infantry has
been discovered tins side Of the river at Sui
phOr Springs, Their cavalry pjckets are
1htvwn out this side CT the Rappahannock and
areln sight Of the Federal advance pickets.
On Monday, Mary Welsh and Catharine
Hartnelr we're arrested by the guard in Wash
in2ton, just as they were getting on the boat TO
10 10 Alexandria, The unusual size cf Mary 5
DQ>t lsle was "doube breasted IN every
sense Ot the word attracted the attention OF
Ehe guard, aud an investi CATION developed the
fact that two good sized cantcens, filled with
"hlskey, were disposed there. 4 bottle was
aI>o iUunl IN the pocket Of Catharine's dress
These women were then turned over to a te-
male detective, and she discovered that each
had secretcd other canteens filed with whls-
key by fastening them TO their legs. The whis.
key vas confscated, and the women were sent
70 The Guardhouse, and ordered to report TO
The Provost Marshal Of Alexandria,
Gen, Rosecrans said in bis speech IN Gin
elnnati on Monday it was his firm belief if the
forces recently sent to Chattanooga had been
ordered there before, as they ought to have
oeen. the backbone Of the rebellion would hay
oeen orOKeu he Oenelal has lett tor hls
24!ae 1t Yellow Springs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-28
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

near Knoxville, Tenn The engagement last
ed nearly five hours, each side losing about
three hundred killed, wounded and missing.
The Fedelals also lost battery OF artillery,
captured by the Contederates The day pre-
ceding body Of Federal troops advanced and
compelled the Confederatea TO fall buck below
Philadelphia, a >mal town about thirty miles
south OF Knoxville
Under date OF Chick hamauga, October q,
We have an official report from Gen. Bragg:
announcing fight at philadel pha, on that
day, between the Coutederales under Nor
rison and Dibord, and body Of Federal cav
airy, resulting in the defeat Of the latter and
the capture Of seven hundred prisoners, fifty
wagons six pieces Of artillery, lot OF horses
and other property,
General Osterhause lost seven killed and
thirty seven wounded in the late fight near
Corinth, Miss. Tue Confederates, it is IL,
port:d have very strong tortihca ,iols at Tu&
c,lm5ia, Ala
The Cootederates have made their appear
ance opposite Memphis, Tenn Bait Sun.
LETTERS CONC SoUTH-A letter from
Fortress Monroe says the following rules for
letters going South have been established by
Cen Foster:
l. No letter must exceed one page Of let
ter sheet, III relate to other than purely do
mcslic matter 2 Every letter must be sign
cd by the writer's name in full g. All letters
must be sent with five cents postage enclosed,
II TO 90 TO Rchm0nd and ten cents It beyond.
4. All letters must be enclosed TO the CON-
| ,nanulng general Of the Department Of Vir-
el1ia aud North Carolina. at Fortress Monroe,
marked on the outside, tor flag Of truce No
lcClet ocuL W ANY Other address WILL De tor
WardCd.
All letters sent to Fortress Monroe, without
5 srict compliance with these rules except
tor prisoners vi war, VIII be transmitted to the
dead letter office.
r is known that Admiral D&hlgren has
asked leave to retulu to Washington tor We
~ limited time, but it does not follow by any
meuus that he is to be superseded IN command
Of the feet before Charleston. Admiral Far
r,gut has recently stated that he should go TO
sea IN a few days, but Charleston IS nos sup
posed to be the point Of his destination. 1t
is said that the feet at Charleston stops block
. ie running there, but Wilmington (the pre-
sent seat Of that sort Of operatons) is known
to be strongly fortified
General Milroy has received leave Of absence
for twenty days, and will set out tor Indiana
to-day The delay in the PRONUNCIATION Of the
record Of the Court OF Inquiry in the matter
Of the evacuation Of Winchester is no wise con-
! aoo4ad With naneral MilorY, whose exoneratlon