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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-27
NEWS

NEW YoRK, March 25.-The Times,
despatch says that refugees who arrived
within our lines yesterday confirm the
statement that the rebel army is fall
ing back from Fredericksburg aud being
massed In the defences before Richmond.
They state that the entire force left al
Fredericksburg on Sunday night TO have
been only 5000. They also confirm the
news that the gun-making machinery
and ordnance stores are being rapidly
removed from Richmond into, Georgia
that the Withdrawal OF families from the
city has fully set in, and that sales of
property are being forced TO a ruinous
loss. They also state that the ackuowl-
edged loss deplored by cavalry soldiers
in Richmond sustained in the recent
thrashing Gen. Ayerill gave them was
between four and five hundred Killed and
wounded Among the killed was Col.
Lagrange, of North Carolina. .l.
The rebel guerillas came down our line
at Chantilly and made feint of attack.
Seventy Of our cavalry dashed at them
and chased them mile or so, till in
passing they received flank fire from
behind the barricade. Our cavalry
wheeled and fed, pursued by the enemy,
but rallied and again charged the rebels
TO distance Of three miles.
One great duty with which General
Burnside is charged in his new depart
ment is to defend Kentucky from Con-
perhead rebel Invasion. lie will be fur
nished with an ample force for that pur-
pose. Should circumstances favor, he
may cooperate with Gen. Rosecrans in
Middle Tennessee III
WAsHrNGToN, March 24.-It is given
out from some official quarters that not
outstanding the. enemy is still on the
Rappahannock line, il is evidently his
real intention TO fall back toward Rich
mod, and that operations are going on to
that effect 1t is.added to-day the Sec
rotary of War has expressed his belief
that the rebel Government has deter
mined to abandon Richmond and fall
back upon some position further in the
interior than Richmond. Prisoners from
that vicinity are doubtless the only au.
thority for this belief.
CAIRO, March 25.--Later news from
Vicksbufg confirms the arrival of the
gunboats Hartford and Albatrass, of
Ferraguts fleet, at the mouth Of the ca
nal on the Goth. An officer on board ar
rived at Grants headquarters, bringing
dispatches. Seven of FarraguCs boats
run the blockade at Port Hudson, and
after coming some distance, all but two
returned. They have probably gone to
the mouth of Red river. efF
Banks had not yet arrived to make
land attack when the fleet ran the block
|. ade. 81 81 = "a 81 ~ 81
The boats will pass into Lake Provi-
dence as soon as the current in that d.
rection will permitoD al5llg3
Reports from Greenwood on Wednes-
day evening stated that the fight had not
been renewed Both parties are making
preparations. The rebels are mounting
new guns and otherwise strengthening
their position.
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A BOLD RoBBERY. Yesterday morning
about one o'clock, South Cherry street
was the scene OF a most outrageous and
disgraceful affair. A party Of men, dress-
ed in part citizen and part soldiers garb,
knocked down and robbed soldier, on
that street. An old gentleman, who had
been till late hour in The night engaged
as compositor in our Office, happening to
be passing about that time, on his way
home, was also knocked down by these
scoundrels. The soldier suffered more
severely in their hands than be did, hav-
ing several severe wounds inflicted upon
him. Through the efficient aid of that
energetic officer, Mr.. JoHs PucKETT, and
Mr. STEWART, assisted by several mem
bers of the Provost Guard, two Of the
miscreanjs were arrested and taken be-
fore the Provost Marshal, who had them
sent to Jail to await an investigation Of
their scouudrelism. Let our citizens be
on their guard when ont late at night.
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CoTToN.-The receipts Of cotton in the
last week were 300 bales in place of Az
bales the week previous. There is now
but little coming in, and uatil the late
orders issued by the Secretary of the
Treasury are made public, there will be
nothing done in either selling or ship
ping from Nashville.
The market here has declined in the
last week frcm 70 to Coo, and closes at
the latter as nominal price without any
buyers.
We know not how much lower cotton
is going, but from the state'bf the New
York market, we look for serious de-
cline from our present quotations. We
presume the gold market has had some
influence on cotton, Gold sold in New
York yesterday at 97e, with down ward
tendency, and cotton was unsaleable.
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TaEATRE.--TO-night is set apart for
the benefit of Mr.. Foster, a gentleman
who has won considerable favor from our
play-goers as a tragedian. On this oc-
casion Judge CONRAD's tragedy, "JaclS
CAde," win be produced, with Mr.. FOSTER
as slack Cade," and good distribution
Of the rest Of the characters among the
company. Me. DUrFrELD will also sing
a song. The performances will conclude
with the farce of "AIr and Mrs. Lilly
white" Go early, if you want to get a
seat, for the house will be crowded.
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New YoRK, March 26.-The sleam,bin
Etna, with Liverpool dates of the 18th.
has arrived.
Political news unimportant.
The Prince of Wales was MARI led on
the 1lth inst. A general holiday took
place throughout England, suspending
the markets, etc
1t is rumored that France intends to
resume negotiations in Mexico after cap.
turing PuebIa.
FRANcE-BOurse lower, sixty mine
eighty.
Polish news contradictory.
The Russians are reported defeated
near Tarnowa.
The Gar replied TO France that he
could not make concessions to the Poles
until after quelling the insurrection.
Austria will make no arrangement
with France and England, but act accor-
ding to circumstances. r.I
Prussia is concentrating troops on Pol
ish frontiers.
TRANSPORTATION firm, q hiI her;
consols ninety and twO.eighths. .. ~
Laneiewitz has been proclaimed Dicta.
tor of Poland, and has called the Poles
to arms
A Memphis dispatch says after the
rebels had nearly refitted the Indianola
for service Farragut reca ptured her with
out resistance.
The Queen Of the West went up Black
river cut of reach of our vessels.
1t is reported that Haines Bluff has
been flanked through a new route.
Washington specials say the rebel
leaders are preparing to concentrate their
whole available force near Chattanooga.
NEw York, March 26.-The Ariel from
Aspinwall on the 10th has arrived.
A large fire occurred near the railroad
station, destroying huts, eie. r
Mosquera has pardoned all criminals.
The French have been seiziug Peruvian
vessels engaged in the emigration trade.
New YoRK, March 26.--0otton sixty
five. Gold Ss3l. ~ 4
LOUISVILLE, March 26--No authentic
reports concerning change in the rebel
status in kentucky to day.
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SrRAGUE's MINsTRELs.-This company
Of No negro singers perform nightly
at Odd Fellows Hall TO large and de-
lighted audiences. The new "brudder
bones" CHARLEY CoRILL, is the right
man in the right place" LA BELLE
LOUISE is always on hand with her pref
~ songs aud fancy dances. If you wish
10 spend a pleasant hour and enjoy a
good laugh, so TO the Hall tonight.
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Indacement to Suffers.

u
We beg leave to call the attention Of
Suffers and Dealers generally, TO tho
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting Of all brands of chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large assortment Of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters
dates, lgs, puts, raisins, pickles, sausage
candies, etc, Also, large variety o
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velopes, pencils, gOldand steel pens, portI
fulios, pocket account books, ink, black.
ing, etc. Silk and cotton handkerchief,
suspendsrs, neck tics combs, hair tooth
aud backing brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum Overcoats, blank
cts, haversacks, valisea, pocket knives
shirts of all descriptions, hats, shoes
boots, atOwelling, dSmesiics9 OalioOes
jeans, kerseys, OsnAburgs, and full
stock of notions. Also, groceries and al
kinds of wines aud bitters, which VIZ
offer for sale at the lowest market rates, a
wholesale, Ann, LASpsnEse 4 Co,
Corner Of Market st., and Public Square
march Sly. Is '.nuD
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Mr.. X. II, SINGLETON, the popular aud
successful newsdealer at the Post Office,
is now in receipt Of all the last monthlies
and illustrated weeklies. Give him a
call when you want intellectual food.
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PoLIoE PRoCEEDINos-BE REcoR.
DER SHANE, March %, 1868 Margaret
Barrett was aned Fifty dollars for tip
pling,
WIN. Ford, disorderly conduct Fined
three dollars and costs.
Hugh w. McMahon, disorderly con-
duct. Fined ten dollars aud costs.
George Ford, disorderly conduct
Fined three dollars and costs.
VIM. Yanleer, drunk and disorderly
Fined Eve dollars and costs.
George Donaldson, a negro man, wal
fined one dollar and costs for using by
drant water without licenses.
Mr., Schlucher for selling merchandise,
without license, was fined one dollor ant
costs.
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We are informed that two men were
knocked down and robbed, yesterday
morning before day, near LINcoLN's Hall,
on College HILL The robbers were not
arrested. Truly Nashville is just at this
time cursed with the presence of some
dangerous characters. Our authorities
should be vigilaat and gobble them up.
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AUoiIoN.-I will sell this morning at
10 IL o'clock, A. NJ, desirable stock
of Prints, LANES, BerSges, Notions,
Hook. skirts, and ladies Shoes; also, 10
eases Fresh Oysters. NJ. MARBURG,
AZ, Public Square.
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HOUSE, WANTED.--A respectable lady
would like to take charge of good and
eommodious house belonging 10 family
which desires to leave the city. The best
care will be taken Of the property. Per-
sons having such house to plsce in the
hands Of trustworthy person, will
please leave their names a ibis office.
March 2l-2t ......l..
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, shoes, Etc,

Dry GoodFi H1"ts' "OVtN' I"HVoH' Hto'
HoRSBEck & AsHBRIDeE, 40 College
street, keep constantly on hand large
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, etc. Also,
Ladies, Misses and Children's fine Shoes,
Men, Boys and Youths fine Boots, Shoes,
Brogans, etc, etc. Quick sales and small
profits is our motto. sa
HoRNBECK g. AsHBRrDGE,
march27 I'm. 40 College street
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Tue CRY CoUScL Yesterday eve
ming was the time for the City Council
men TO have held their regular meeting,
but not enough attended to form a quo
rum, and, hence, no business was trans
cited.
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AZ this Office, one or two Printers, TO
whom regular employment will be given.
None but steady and competent ones need
apply. [March27
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The Enthusiastically was a day
of delightful weather, the sun shining
all day long, and the air just bracing
enough 10 make Que feel like doing BUSH
ness.
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BILLY COLLIER, r. II. sINoLEToS, BRowN
& Co, and w. H. KEELER, city news
dealers, have our thanks for papers in
advance Of the mails.
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No. es PablIe square.

We have in store a small lot Of dried
apples aud peaches also, A'Iarge stock
OF suffers goods and notions fine cut
rosebud, and sunny-slds chewing to.
bAceoi Excelsior Washington, and mild
Ashland smoking do; Kentucky, Mis-,
souri,, aud Virginia 90, in butts and cad
dies all Of which we offer at reduced
rates 70 suffers and dealers generally
HARVEY, HUGHEs & Co.
Sd door from n. Il. Cor. Pab. Square.
March left rDispateh copvl
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The city was quiet yesterday. No
startling news from the rebels who are
known TO be prowling around few miles
from Nashville.
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Closing out.

Ladies and gentlemen will find it to
their interest to call at Parks Store,
Lebanon pike, for Dry Goods, Boots
aud Shoes, Clothing, Groceries, &c, &c,
as wish to close. out my stock immedi-
lately. J&JNJ WL.AWArEAs,
March 1S-lw
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Ladies' and gentlemen will fnd IL TO
their interest TO call at NJ. MoRGANsrERS's,
No 10 Union street, Tor good bargains
In Boots aud Shoes, of every description
which he offers to sell bow for cash Gu
tom made work always on hand.
NJ McRGANsrERN.
No, 10 Union street
march. 23-2w.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette writes under date of
the goth inst:
Recent intelligence from below confirms
the statement given by gentleman who
recently came through our lines on his
way North from Atlanta, namely that
the rebels have but few hundred troops
at Chattanooga, aud no Qualifications of
any great consequence there; that they
have some strong works at Bridgeport;
that there are three divisions Of their
army, McCune's, Wither's, Cheatham's,
near Shelbyville, upon the South side of
Duck river; aud that the main body of
the enemy's forces are in the neighbour
hood of Tullahoma. There are, doubt
less, strong Notifications at the latter
place, but none are visible from the de-
pot
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C0MaetttA
From the Louisviae JonrnalI tG
'ti 3 MONEY MARKET, &c.

L0UISYILLE, THURSDAY, March ~.
There a further decline in gold, silver, and de-
mand notes yesterday the bankers buying gold "a
GAL q cent prem, and seingat 45@5O y cent pre-.
MUM. quote the buying rate Of silver at 2S0
80 y cent prem, and the selling price 3j94o, To-
.nnand notes sep at 5000 3 cent premium The
bankers buy -Kenthokynotes at 3@4 b cent, and In
diana notes at 21a3 per cent prem The bankers buy
the Of the three old banks Of Tennessee at par
Government certificates Of indsbtedness are bought
atoT%@ss. Southern currency is quoted at 35@4O u
cent discount. Eastern exchange dull at 4 to y a
cent buying and par selling. Canada currency sells
at so y cent. Eastern exchange active at K@
IA cent discount buying and Per selling 4
FLoUR AND GRAtS,-Fiour is dull, with igh.
sales sapernne at 8 759G, and OF extra aud fnlly
at 2b@e 80. Wheat unchanged, with sales 600
bush at 81 2O@l % for red aud prime white We quote
ear corn in bulk from country at eh@7ec Z. bushei
aud shelled At 7Q@7jc. Sales Eye At 800. Oats In
demand ct e591dc from'wsgpps Z sales Of barley
at 81 25@l 80. SAILS shipstuls at $40 y ton shorts
at sl5, and bran at Sl2.
cHEEsS-slles Of 90 boxes Western Reserve at l4L
9iIe.' - 81 n III q
GRooERias.-Sales Of a few hhds sugar at l3ll6
lS16c 20 barrels yellow at l4@l4Izo crushed aud re
fined sugar at l7H9lI}4e, few barrels New ork
moases AT Toe. Sales Rio coffee at "a 'l@25Lc.
PotAroEs.--salos from store at at S39s rs d Dbl
, oSIoSs,-7sal9s from the country at b60@5 q Dbl.
E.. .
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No. 10 Union street

LEE s. DUSN & Go. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims, Call and see them before SELL
ing, At No, 25 Union street
March eff
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
PoR PRIVATE DISEASES.

asss.TlsiE DIR KING, formerly OF Nav Yor. a..
At3Aussa22 the last four years Of louisville ~
, and who has devoted hls nttnntioes ~
she treatment Of private dsoases for 30 wears ess,
nuse'l, having attended 10 practice mr. so many
{eals, ana cured 40 many thousands, he is ena hh
" cure az diseases Of private nature, no matse,
nov pau they may Dc rom nTudioious medical treat
menu, or nom neglect OF their own. nr King'.
pispensary i No ~ Deadorlok stroot between Chsy
y ana ING square, second story where he cures an
diseases ~ private nature
uolorrh0a cured wthout nnnsoous msdlclpss q,
Interference with business
srictWtH Of old Or recent date ehcctnaliy curad "A,
a lew oays by AN operation which causes no ,.eln.
mere structure exists health cannot be enulo-.1
Ielhhps no disease CAUSES moro mischief and nnds-
mines the constitution 20 much
syphilla, with all thr diseases Of the skin rt WING
cured In few days ~>"F
sc'Hiai Hoatl'es.- tontlon a vina bsen
gwen 70 thls disease and all the coueoq aro
lak our OF ~, brought on IN many cases by ths a.
sIuVuve habits Of inoonsiderato youths and exces,-
lY9 Indulgence Of the Passions, a neglect OF Nhlch
WI uhuerlnlno The constitution rendering tho sub
turo Old age - $3.50
lem hes who may be Ia boring Erth anv dlfne.l.- =
ne ffii'S i''ay rrsi assured u inned sta relief
ffFrohs rttiiinR abroad, by writing and stat.ns
,heit case WIN leo enclosed, direct TO Dr. KIM
no ~ frederick street. Nash Siile Tenn viii 49,.
sue hece sify Iasiirnos sent 20 Their Adde'S ofIlos
YOURS IRON sooiock In the morning until IA ths
''''" tJaiy i0--n d4wty.
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KID GLovEs.-Messrs. GREEN g. GREEN
sell none but the genuine " Alexlnder's
Kid Glove" for Gents, at 43 College ct. 81
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HEApQuAHTFRa DEP RrME or The CUHBEBIASD
iNsPEUfoR GENERALS OFrCR,
MunfssesrDko, March 25th 1865
CIRCULAR.


Each Corps Inspector will report to this
office at once, At{tsh 10
/. The names of All authorized SUIT
lers in Regiments and Batteries IN his
Corps by whom authorized; also,
whether any other than authorised per-
sons are allowed to suttle within his
limits. p
II. Whether Councils of Administfa-
ton are had as required by Art. XIII,
Revised Army Regulations, and if SO
whether such Council has determine d
what articles shall be sold, and fixed
their prices. List of articles and prices
to accompany each Report. "
Ill. What taxes, il any, have been as
sesed upon Suffers, and what disposition
has been made, in each case, Of the sums
paid.
By command of Maj Gen RosECRANs,
JAS. G. McKIBBIN,
Colonel and A.A |. General.
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A Washington dispatch says;

A Washington dispatch says:
Even the enemies of the policy of arm
ing the negroes begin 10 acknowledge that
the expedition of the first South Carolins
regiment into Florida has already given
the lie to their predictions Of promis-
cuous rapine and murder, and has deycl-
oped the existence of soldieriy quality
in the Africans.
But then consider that there is not an
article in the Constitution which author
ICES a negro 10 kill an armed traitor,
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Marriage of the Prince of Wales.
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..l.D.l n psetliipRed Inflow. T-'T
Il The following Tontessce Banks arr broken, or
have been wonnd uP AMI their Notes, n sny an
out, are utterly worthlessi
Agricultural Bauk, AZ BroWnsgile.
AentFsl ttank Of TanucuscC, 90 Nashville.
farIdtla aua ~ aghanks Bank, at Memphis
Mechanics Rank, at Memphis
Memphis Saving Insulation at Mempta
Exchange Bank, az mlrlrnos horo.
Miners and Manuiaoturera' bank, AZ KroNvilla.
hank Of Eest IeFRessrg, a. 6upKylle IU
nahk pl ffeqtlu ~ Treulnn . II 500
Bank 81 Jeiioison, al bandragu.
Tank of Claihorne. n. h.gewfs .IE
beuk ~ Ih2ewn.s I, AZ NaseWrll . .NN
LaWfapcQAurg RlHs, 81 LaVTuueahurF.
Cihtfh@ Bank, ~ homphis
hank % Ameriot, u Clara willie
kkc aogo Hank, Georgia.
aoa.hern Bank, Georgia
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HEADQUARTERS 7AGEREe,MEsr, owl.

HEADQUARTERS 74th REGIMENT, OV.1 II
MURFREEsBoRO, March IL, 1868.
The case Of JOSIAH M. LAMME, corpO-
raj, co. d, 74,h regiment, 0.Y. l., charged
with obtaining money fraudulently OF
one ASA Holt Paymaster U. S. A., hav-
ing been referred TO me by the Proves;
Marshal General, Department of the
Cumberland, have carefully examined
the testimony in the case,it all having
been furnished me by the Chief of Police,
Nashville, Tennessee.
NY decision in the case is That said
josiah NJ. LAMME is not guilty Of the
charge as preferred, and that he be re-
stored to duty and 70, liberty, II under
arrest, Immediately Udh fAlh
JosEPH FISHER,
Captain commanding 18th Reg't. 0.V. I.
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JosEPH FISHER,
Captain commanding 18th Reg't. o.Y.


UFNUlT ANIE 8 IHIITn NIAIE8 TONIIFI II
NASHVILLE March p, 1881
Orders 800 i ,iAaA
All private freight arriving at this post
by the Louisville and Nashville railroad,
or by Government boat, other than the
personal baggage of passengers, and the
contents of one car each day, allowed to
the Adams Express Company, will after
this date be seized and confscated
Bv order of " " 4 il'l
Brig Gen. RoDERr d. MITCHELL,
Commanding
JonN PRATT, A. A. G. mch2l-1w
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Interesting Foreign War News.
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Rebels Preparing to Concentrate
Available 70 rec at Chattanooga.
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ReOapturs of the Indiana.
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Mashpillr atniou.
AND COMMERCIAL.
WANTED,

FRIDAY MORNING, MARoH u, 1868.
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gg geIearapI1
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

Steamship Etna Arrived.
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CHAzlEzTos. March Lille Monitor ison
clad which was OF tie lar yesterday. xenl
|SoudsTnrd late last evening. She is surpos
ed to be the Keokock from Nex York fog
Port Royal
! A Bri'ish steamer reached a Conssdera,e
port last night laden With InefchandisA. She
brings Nassau dates to Thursday Steamers
Ruby from Charleston and GifalEF4f from WI
mipgion. arrived safely a Nassau Many new
steamers had reached Sassa.i from Z. gland IN
tending 70 run The blockade.
The prisoners taken Thursday 5ieht Oh
Hilton Head Island "a y contra, The ilsielli-
gence u Burnside-s appointment, 10 command
the expedition against charlSslot- lie had
Q Il arrived at Port Royal on THURSDAY. but
was hourly expected