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nETrER rHam RIoHmoND.
RICHMOND, March 5, ]

sENA-1- EAANHEWH@AAN - AN @NEED@AI
RICHMOND, March 5, 1863.
Gold and sterling have gone up here TO the
unprecedented 6gu1e Of three hundred per cent.
premium They made an advance IN one day,
per satiem, from TIVE hundred and sixty to three
handrad, forty per cent ST q single bound The
Yankees win TejoieesveF this IS sfoT5ing unde-
niabls evidence Of the ruinous depreciation Of
Confa5eut4 money, and even loyal cisizans at 6
8sssnee might suppose that when the Confede-
rate dollar had come TO be worth At the capital
only twenty-five capis, We goro on tie verge Of
a terrible 6naaciat collapse. This sudden eleva-
ten Of specie and its equivalents isfsafy due,
however. 20 q tenn orary cause, the operation Of
which wfi soon be over.
Judge Heredith's decision. in the case Of the
brothers Harmao, by which al foreigners having
8 comiel in tho Confederate States, are rendered
liable to the conscdpti5n act has caused q
mighty movement Of the tribes Of Israel and The
Teu.enie race, he Cells and the huitvending
aatons of Ialy's clsssie saores. These runner
ous classes Of OR overstoeked population, who
have been amassing money OUT Of tho pocessi
les Of the war, have al % once been inspired
with sn intsnze longing to get back to "Fader-
land" the oula %counrso," the dpies ct natalie
SCUM sud have for days besieged the Office Of
Cen. WndeT foE passports, IL such dToyes that
Pc whole nsigLborhood has been Babel Of
strange languages and dialects. Al their IL
gotten gains in II. M~emminger's promises to
-, haye been brought ont to b converted into
gid or foreign bills, which they must have les
the pfemiuu be what It may. With such sr
usgeat aRd elamorous demand, it is not s'fsnEe
sha. The brokers' should reap an abundant bar
gest hy putting mp TIE prices Of specie ard *
charge Mex week probsbly. certainly nozt
moath, taele via 2 reaction and goufsderase
bills viii Hss 70 as figure At which they were
held before Judge Mereii.h hsd struck such
so into tAofsnks Of ihe foreigners.
PaeTs has been e sonewhat s-ensa8ess panic in
ths city FOR ssvaEal days past, sSr which she
S ereeay Of War s meinly responsible, With
regard % 3he dsarth of provisions snd the diff
Gait Of procuring hem Ml SORTS Of ranors
were in circulaion- i wss said and many
pespls believed s that lha whole non-combst
ent snd noH-oacial population ef the city was
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1AFHD Bs0s8 yaUKssUBG.

Captsre If tho Iafiaaelq C7efrnsd-FoaL Hork
IF The Pint and Crcg-Tds fadiaaOLa al
H5cks5Urg UHbarmsd-L05eT C0HRtTg ODsr.
R915sd-Later fy0m YQz0o Pass.
From the Memphis Bauetn, March a
We have eayicas from Vicksburg to Saturday
@7~liny. The news is painful enough.
TIE reported capture ohths gunboat Indian
eb is co16rmaas sad under circumstances
which lead-to the be!iaf that she was unnecss-
sari'y and hasiy sa1renAsrsd
There were some inaccuracies in the first
ststemori Of tie afair L now appears that
The g11bo@t Indiaaoia was placed ia a bad po-
s5tion and managed badly By the pilot. The
Queen Of the West tho Webb and tbs Music
were pil.ed against her The Webb had heavy
guns, and used them with all possible expsdf-
ton. Sill tho Iudianola sustained bu5 little
dausge fsm this cause. The rams were but
ting against Der, but she Rad not even been de-
faced when tie boats came up along side, ard,
instead Of giving gasm a shower Of hot water,
the crsw and ofiesrs were seen to run on board
the Confederate rams.
Il was~s this time that one of the crew, whe
determined not to surrender, made bis escape.
Wsils the officers and men we're going on The
enemy's boats 10 surrender he Jumped into the
river, SWAN ashore, and on Tuesday evening
tYb days afteT-made his way to the Federal
LnesS opposite ffcKsDUrg As before stated,
When ibis parry lef., his impression wss that the
Indisn0la had Rot been defsced. It appears
thst TIE mater Of tire Surrender was managed
wfh great expedition, if not panic, and there is
d mystery about Is yet to be cleared up.
LAST Friday afternoon, about shutdown, the
Ioaienola was clearly discovered, together with
the Queen Of The West, under tbs guns at War
renton. AH doubt about her present position,
therefore; IS s~stisfsctorily cleared mp. She was
not surrendered IN 2 sinking condition, nor has
she sunk, bnt is now in position, in ell proba-
bHity, q do effective service for the enemy.
TIE Ryomng-one Of the twanty-thFse boats
ihss formed tbs expedition 70 Yazoo pass-hsd
y~sturued to Helaus with dispatches. She stated
ina tho boats of the expedition were getting
alapg satisfactorily, except thu transport boat
Emun, which being TOO hesvy Ia her draft, had
graundsd in the pass.
The river Is falling rapidly below. L has
overIsaped the bank ia many places, and in
othet pieces tho leyse had broken, and the con
sequence eas nearly the whole country was
oTerfowod.
It isreporte1 tha. General Gfant hes issued
sn order direci2g ell resigned ofieers and dis
charged soidiefs 70 leave the department, as it
Is iasimais1 that. on exsuiaation, there has
5eea raced DE smell Of " cotton on tde brain :
IN alof them.
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- - II mNXICO.


sbeeuisfon is now the order Of The day and
fbs movements Of European nations, and the
expressions Of their pubic men are closely
watched and seruauized by the American Peo-
ple. This is paraculnly the case with regard
to the operations Of EAPoLEoN in Mexico They
are almost universally regsfded as having an
importaut bearing upon the future of this coun-
try. his success IN Mexico, coupled with the
success eff The south in her present struggle for
Independence, rn work = radicsl ehsngs in Pc,
Efical IDEAS On this Continent. Instead Of the
MoNRoE doe.-aa, Va shan Be forced 70 study
the bslancs Of power doctrine. aua to think Of
alHancas efs6siveaa defensive.
In this view Of TIE su5jsel we are not with
out hope Of Ultimately receiving a helping hand
from Frsucs, fer. s. the success Of N~APoLEoN's
scheme IN Mexico depends In 8 great measure
mon the zuscsssEal resis tance offered the United
States bv tbe Coufs3snst States, it's not prob
able ths. hawin suffer the former to make a con
Quest Of Tie latter. He vii FIRST secure Die
prize, and then, as q means Of making its pes
session permanent. wiIl see to i inst this co0n-
try shsn never ag become united under enc
government We dc uotspprehend immediate
iutsrvsniou, unleas Il be by secret ireasy win
the Con65erase s,asss. i maniesty e
the interests Of TIE EmPsior Of fhe Frenet
that he Tar between the Uai.ed States ana the
South should continue uaal he has at least Sc
cared Mexico Evil tien be policy, 10
asubt. 10 enter iato q -esty, CEsive and de-
anaivs via the Conf3erats Ss unless t1S
ovege ng lorses Ct AiEcoLN should IN ia'
meantime, press rs 70 exIenes asd give SOM
evidences Of ablty io ~subjugste as. Then TIE
period d armed Intervention wA be fastened
and, in at probability, an alliance would be
formed composed OfFIznee, Spain and ih'
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We have Information that a portion Of Gen.
Dodge's forces from Corinlh encountered a pof-
ion OF Van DJrn's men At Tuscu nbis last
Sunday, and That toe latter wore utterly sad
completely routed About two hundred Of the
enemy were captured, together with t1o ham
drsd horses, ono piScs Of artillery; snd q large
railroad train. 0ur forces took possession Of
the town, and destroyed al the buildings which
had besa occupied By hs rebel troops, together
with eommissary, quartaTmaslef and ordnance
stores. Oar less vas only two men.
Since tbs above engagement il has been re-
ported thst there were several other fights IN hat
direction. out nothing is definitely knewa. At
lsst accounts chr men were pursuing 2 part Of
Van Dorn's men in A easterly direction
Msnphis BailstR, 9Th
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A s~oLDER's DoDGE-Tbs CiDeisna6 q


A SOLDIERS DopeE-Ths C~incianah En-.
qnirsr says;
We have already stated that tho 5h Oslo
~rsginent has ssan re3ucsd from 1870 msa 10
IL elective troops. Several sGsris nave bssn
ns3s g OBTAIN z RaraLaicn frem ihs agih5h-
us @ Ieerul. tie regimeHt Up s is old mani
aan pgmasf Hah5Qt siceess, 5ut o. tie ean-
isefy the War Bspa1rmsuGhsve inhmstsd 3 da-
.sfminshqn 70 consolidate the ona handrs5 end
t~eafsesn urea with another Tegimeas Ias
proposition aoss nor msss vita favor IA Sac 5fa
regunsnt, the members Of wkieh have decided
on g plan b. which they can get oaG of the
SsFvlN 1t 3 th,s-he oAeeEs q lhs. regiment
arc 10 resign leaving Vacaneiss 10 % dls3
rom The ranks Of tbs p~rsvatss. who, when ap-
poinas3, are also % IasiEn sHd SO On untl tie
entire regiment Is exhausted.
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From tze Louisville Journal, February 2
The Paris Citizen Of yesterday furnishes an
account Of the recent Tebsl raid. Il says that
on Sunday morning last a force Of rebel cay
airy, estimated at from seven hundred to two
thousand strong, entered Richmond, Kentucky,
having crossed the Cumberland river two days
before, at or near Mil springs, in Wayne county.
Their sudden appearance At Richmond was
rather unexpected By the cidzsns, though the
military seemed 70 have been on the alert.
Three companies Of Federal troops, who were
stationed there, destroyed the whole of the gov
eminent stores in the place, that they could not
carry with them, snd tell back to Lexington.
The rebels did not tarry long at Richmond, but
pushed rapidly forward toward Lexington.
They crossed the Keatucky river about u
o'clock on Sunday night ct Gays ferry and
Boonsboro', and took tha road for Winchester,
which place they reached on Monday morning,
and left IN the sfseraoon, in the direction Of
Mount Sterling This Federal forces, some two
thousand strong, wore only G few hours behind
them at Winchester.
On Monday night Major Williams, in com.
mand Of one hundred % one hundred and fly
Of the Ash Kentucky cavalry, fell back from
Mount Sterling to Psris, bringing in eight pTis-
oners. Thsy burned All tbsir stores, tents, etc.
They started away with eighteen wagons, sew
enteeR of them we're captured By the rebels aud
one srr.ved here saseiy. The wagons were re-
cagtursd by our forces an Wednesday, and re-
turnel to Mount Sterling.
A skirmish took piaee near Athens on Mon
day night, in which Dr.. Iheophilgs Steele, son,
in-lsw Of DR.. r.. J. Breekinudge. on the rebel
side, was severely wounded. having beea shot
ia the breast, and Charlton Morgan, brother to
John, with others, ives taken prisoner.
The various bands Of rebels now IN Kentucky
are under tina command Of Colspels Chsnault,
Tucker aud Cluks. Chenault is q former resi-
dcat ofMsdison county, aud Tucker is q nstivs
Of Winchester. Cluks ives in Clarke county,
about nine miles from Paris, ard is acting IS
bng2dier-2onersL Of course ihe lssder5 sre
entirely familiar with the county.
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AsssnsD.sd a ssassfnztien Of maisr.Gsnernl
1zanHn.

From the Kew York Express, 2othl
The facts given in the Ezprsss Of yestsrdsy relative
to the attempted ASSASSINATION Of haiorGeRsral Banks,
a. New Orleans. ~ the evening Of the l2th, are con
frmsd By the following letters
NEW ORLEANS, February u, 1883.
To the EdteT Of the Boston Journal.
At no time since GsnsFal Banks arrived IN this CITY
has he hesifAt d 10 60 abFoad a. al hours o. tho day or
night. have knorn 81 Ma waking through he most
dangerous section st midnigAt, unsrmsd and attended
by . single frsrd, ks object beisg 70 study ths eoadi
lsn 81 tbs city; sid again st nesnisy Mixing win !
crowd Of hungry labofeTs destitute of bread and EN-
pIoyment, who, nsver having seen the General, were
uaawars Of his prrsenee. never bsfsre this evening.
hspe TkuosTu q a SINCE Instance "a which the eli seiest
dHres pect haz5-eu sAogn hin.
This eVentns eBAs Was pAs.iag 6utat he ladies en-
trace % the CsyAetsl, for ths pGrPose of attending he
Preach oaefa, sid bet7fshe ste.Prd mo BIZ carriage. :
pisoi was Discharged frola a Ieegss 10 the val. ami a
bali WINGED close te tAs aegFol Of Gsaeral Banks. s1a
case 20 an effeaT nho attends him. The eensrsi wa
not hi, aad the d~astsrdly sssassia escaBsd fhough fHs
crowd tha poisa as on his track. and &c espnSt ionv
avoid cesiere FFom tAe fai5s report nsae BY tks
weapon. IL ia suppCasd 10 hsra Belonged fo the eisss
su01n as tho Monta-ChIsf pistol. THE s5sir bas.
caused n great ds5 Of tax.
The New fsieaus correspondents 6f the World writ
ing ca fhs 18Th, @dls the following
An hcur sftertae general appeared At tbeopsla. IT
IS unaecss AIRY g cay taat he appeared with his usual
cqEaniniiy, and s. ycu vel Knew, hs Is nnt g ma 70.
% easiy alarmed s5oat Ansthing. heard Ibis morninq
that three men have been arrested 10 connection vita
shk saaf1, ana Tbs police sre a~sarehing for sas fea1th-
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- - haENTa.

In consequence Of the scarcity and extremely
high price Of paper, and 3 recent advance N
the cost Of composition, We are forced nom inc
present time ts increase the price Of cur paper
"a psvs aronts nom =eTen TO ten cents.
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ReaeraIs Cauaht Mapping.

49, ~ N4a4E , Aa4Gs 81 LNArAiHu mon
ssad. Z.
BeaersIs Caught Eappiuz.
RIcHMoSD, March Ian omslai dispatch Just re-
eeived states that Brigaaiergsnsrs Slaughter, a esptala
AID thirty priyafes, Of Hooker's army, were captured
BY a scouting party under Captain Marley, Of General
Lees cavalry. on Monday lass They entered Fairfax
Courthosse. and took them from their beds
Desiruetive Ffre IN RfehmOnd.
Afrs occurred this morning at the corner OF Canal
and Seventh streets, which destroyed Browns ware
house, containing seven 10 eight hundred hsgshssas Of
tobacco valued q. present prices a. Ave hundrsd thou.
sand dollars. Also, three thousand bushels Of corn
belonging to the government.
Tbs bandiag belonged to the sate.
FTeun ChnrIessea.
oHaRLEsroE March u.-AH qaist-The city is hn
Of rumors about an Impending attack. pat nothing Is
suthsntic.
Confederate States Congress.
RrcHaoSo. March lL-In senate he bnl to grant 70
cabinet officers seats upon the Asor CT Congress, was
indefinitely postponed after a IenEthy discussion.
Senate bill relative to the bonds Of q-uarsamaster
and eommissaries AZ amended ard passed, prevides
that tbs bonds Of all q-uariermastsrs. etc, for posts,
brigsdes or divisions, shall DO given FOR a renal sum net
less than hay nor more than ono hanared thousaud
dollars
Mr. Wigfal, from the special ~eozmlttee, presented s
report deaaisg the privileges o. reporters for the press
IA ths senate. closing with a resolution Withdrawing
tie privilege Of the aoor OF the ssnA;s from the pres
ent repor er Of the Richmond Enquirer. M. Brown. Of
Mississippi, moved 70 lay the resolution upon The sabl-.
aud pending the discussion Of This motion tee senate
went into secret session.
Fhehouss passed senate bill to organize the engineer
sorpa-
Nj Conrad introduced a resolution, with alsngthy
preamble, reviewing the conduct Of the war, the psaes
movements al the North, and the Efforts sf foreign gov
%ernments to terminate the strife, and declaring tie
present time suitable to after words Of peace, AID that
Congress viii cordially e~o-opsrsis with the Executive
in aay measure consistent With the honor, dignity and
Independence Of these States. Tending to = speedy res
toraiioa of peace with dl or any Of tie States Of the
Federal Union. The resolution was referred. when tie
house went into secret sszzion-
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JACKSON MISS.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH -


Subscriptions 20 Tie APPEL VIII not here
after, 10 received for g longer period tesn tWo
months in advance. Persons making remit-
tanees vii please bear this in mind.
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A1zgg - "a dfecro1sfrl y
0T aleuHE Fardau % a4=- y be taemefrea
~ -r INNS Q aa cone fcrFard
prsHetY ard report hes 2 nmaaa fr das-. i
@ l ~ aosaHa aaaa-41lL z4al zss zen
a9as lesmena 70 pr-rJ a1d 4aaart 10 20
a1T 2 Herman o. A4= ana FH tle FEnsa 81 tts
7n Gaef1sEts rel t s1ea hasso nucd data-
sEsrsa itsef "a b8aisl1 b5Iaon saaaa
aarninZren. Pa1frl1 aal sa1-o
tbs Saafsid auaf4s 4li ~ taa aobls o9mDssv
Taaa STOKES
gsftAh s1nPa1Y - ssradsd dusrsr.
Aa - oQnis1ersia RseimsnL
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IHEATHICtL-tae report Of ne sts A5o
d9n meeting h-ld st I.dlzespals, Pu aa
eo esmsgog1e, Andy J@o-nsoa, as al ae.or o.
follows:
Duing The proceedings q most caz
sceas toct plecs on ib7 sand Fbsa Au37 John
son rose % sneak, wAicl YVES after Ta5mrs0u
and Galloway had c3uelu5s5 te srs=c-ss-
He tock dsssTs Thompson and Galloway b.
TIE hand, remarEI1g t3a- years aE7 he had
served win them in Congress when they were
al three members Of The Hsass. he hen sn-
b.seed .ieml ihrowirg ls ANS af5uad sbsir
neeks, the tazs rol5u down their creeks, as
they DID u1on many a many lsce in the great
sudlencs Whica witnessed tns scene I va e
scene long p b. Tanamhe-fd
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LADY ofezpsneaee Is CsEz hrv esn--
"a Asdfess ms ss Bfsa-ou II
a T p COCKS
SJBsTzEUTB
~ Pt4b-e SUBSTITUTE ao- 1s3s to e5elsi1-
10 serve 81 ths Canf1ce-t- STA o7 Amy. Esr
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DED CHANCE F0R


LtOR sale, % su--iL 1.a -. o. tbs rs- Or
A ks1, Jackson End Grsas Esrtss- E-T--af q
SPEEsB'DED EESIDEE'FE
Eiaer mpa}ed --unf raHh-d Wits e usc- arv ,-
onatrgs re-u tcHes, WI @uidsGtaf ger1s r.-s-
F-a aG 1rCaaud, good Es-eE, sean saw as corn
nt g11 e1u7r ~t9-rfl=r WI b o-e hllt-aa ard rw-r
a-rs good Ieaf frF-avc -e ESQ ~ len ere urf-r
t7nee' vhh msut seed 70 the zsssou Aso, ca-as,
hegs, &c. Ftrerls apPly O.
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TIE PATaISrs OF FoILT-Ths amour. Of snas
levied on he persons sfFsstsdb b. he police Iast m-ntA
vas sl9s7los the greater part aesruss from drunken.
Hssa add its e-oneomitants.
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CEDRIC RsNnN.

e TT @ R re Z = Id W.
or aFuPals, sHsEr
AYIS3 'rcsld e. Eellenl 81 VIA rrs fr
AZ ersr ~tts la .e hiss 'tu. mos S1Ia -rs -Df
o L=- el-s W 81 lc--ma-
H-ref-r % the m-u-=s ID Cor zrs AID rH a-=
z1lsrs 80 re ann ra12
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DIFFIcULTY OF ENTERING CHARLESTON
HARBoR-A correspondent Of tho New York
Herald writes;

DtFFtCULTA OF EATERtNG CHARLESTON
HARBoR-A correspondent Of tho New York
Herald writes;
In the first place, these Monitors 20 into the
hAFbor Of Charleston alone and through the
channsl, which ia not now perfectly knowa-a
channel which is covered By s thousand heavy
guns. No pilot, whose experiencs was eained
befere the war, would attempt to safely convey.
= vessel to the city unless be could feel his way
in wi;hlsad. No 6uoys mark the channel, and
its frequent shiftings have rendered useless q
the msrks by which the pilot formerly kept tie
proper channel. The Monitors have no Lead
nen, no compass, and no certain pilot. A
single swung in the pilot house would be Of as
muck value as the compass, and no lesdsman
would get a dozen casts OF the lead before he
would be swep rom his unprotected pest by
the enemy's shells. TO suppose under these
circumstances, inst all the Monitors would es-
cses The shoals and middls grounds that
eb9uadin ChsTl ston hsva0r would besbsurd
Oas might get ash 70 aad serve Is a buoy for
tie osasr5, ana SOC pa uatl i've or three, or Ia
deed ali would bs bad and fk, from he en-
tranes e she chsnnei Of tAs ehy. helpless ard
worse than LOST 20 Us. We can sfofd 10 losa
seveTei Monitors, If icy are suak in action and
safly CIT of SO rebel powers 5us ws eannol
saoEd TO a1ve 4 single one ON tho beach, where
taerebeis naey csptugs her, patch up hes shot
zots and send her out azainss US.
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MY LATFO BOY, WILLIAM mA,-z i,.,
III Ma 81 1-mi g, TIE eth rtaaf n no. sL1-t
t'7n ne % 7r.oa7 3 been ell-ef way. or psrba5s
: eur so eot the cf 30 t1e esciuitTc 81 1o-r.
eAa oag ? q brgh n1lat.o aozz Gutasl 7ss-s 81
age nnr ~ smsri Gul &C -Tei bsr srsw- bs.E
r. ~ t7raa=a the fersd1-s- 81 ore hs.f -a-fe- r ~
- y Hs-saecte o. oo-- { aa. which took
sm5 oes taa nrt jci-t+ A aui-sbI- rews-E
~ "9 psd ~ as -et1rn - ne, or n- ars- sns ce1-
ausr=1s 80 tAa. may s-t hin.
7stL+7 @ s. Kvarp
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STREET GozNusIoSER -CoaHeI passed a rssolu-
ton diminishing ihs street. Commissioner from his situa.
ton, Thomas oBrea vas noulaatsd By The zsyor as
sueesssSr and the nonluatioa confirmed By the board
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H We have oflats been in receipt Of several
late New Orleans dates, forwarded By friends at
Foncbatoula, Port Hudson, aud ether pOints.
Each and eli of them have our thanks fer their
kind Yemembrauces.
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CEINE N IKE CITIES Raaaia cialas sha, tie
strict enforcement Of the orders for closing liquor
saloons and Of The order f~oFDadiug ei.izsBs . be on;
sfser twelve o'clock At night. or 70 run hsets ard car
Iiagss after That hsuri except 70 the river isnaisg and
the railway depot has had . marked eject upon the
morsso Of the city, and tbat roadyism, drunkenness and
atseet disorder have been checked oy tie operation Of
sas orders Jasgis from the B~alafss repsrs. re
should think Otherwise. On the 5-h, there vsrs four
teen cases before she recorder aud on ne 5ss, sixteen.
BarslaHss, gaTotiEgs, horse ealing operations ETC.,
are o. frequent oceurrence. Several reports are given
IN the city pspsrss e the z.h. 5h and Oh
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Movements.
The ciy was filed yesterday With 81 sorts Of
reports relating to movements on tho Tennessee
sud Cumberland rivers. l. was confidently
stated, by persons from above. tbst fighting had
been in progress for several days. s1d that the
Iesnlt was the fall of Fort Donelsen. On ia
curry we we're assured that thsre is no fouHda-
ton for such reports, except that in consequence
of high water, Fort Henry had beln abandoned
by orr forces, who have fsllen back 10 Fort
Donslson, for greater security snd where their
services win bs quite ss efficient for the CAUSE.
It is reported that Van Dom, with 1900 esy-
airy. is at the mouth Of Duck river, making
preparation 70 cross tbs Tennessee.
The Confederate leaders appear to have Fixed
their hearts upon the repossession Of the Ten
snessee and Cumberland rivers. They have long
since appropriated niue millions Of dollars for
their defense, and being unable to move up &c
thea IN force, they do the next best thing, a.
tboy imagine, By every now and then dispatch
ing some dariag fellow 20 see the waters and
capture what he can find Forrest has once
tried lhs matter and g0f whipped. It remains
% be seen whalher Van D3u wiil not meet with
he same saecsss-RsaPhis Builetin, eth.
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MAEKET-Aarkst hOurs were changed from evening"
to aoHinE on Mondsy last Taey are now from four
70 eight o'clock An
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TLayten has dispoEedof bis restaurant, to Msssrr
sam Wh,siit andC c SIartia.
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HOSPITAL ARRAyeEHEsTs-In addition to the navy
yard The military authorities have sss seized the Com.
mercial hotel and the large rsues Of buadiags On alain
street, between Gsyoss aad Beab knoua a. ne Gayoso
bior-