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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-28

How NAPOLEON REcsivrp TUE News
OF TIE FRENCH SUCCESSES IN MrxIco,- 4
correspondent writing from Vichy, July
::D, says:
4 copy Of the dispatch addressed py Mar.
si,l<forey tn the Munster Of War, anUounc-
ing fhc iriumphal entry Of the French int .
Mexico, was posted up This morning III q, III
tIia gallery Of the thermal establishment
here. mnediatrly number oi the haihers,
with u crowd OF the Inhabitants Of III. sur
rounding villages, who had &c me into vichy
early, ou account of lis being Sunday, went
to await the Einpetor OH his leaving IEc
baths. anhsaIutcd him with aeciainations
Tie Emperor crossed the park on his way To
mass, having On his right Captain the Mar
,t,is De Gaiiifci, Ills orderly officer, who, as
YOU are aware, had brought here the colora
and flags taken from the MeYcans. This OF
iiccr, who was severely wounded al Pueba,
and who now walks with difficulty, aided by
two crttche8, was received on his arrival by
the Emperor, who said to him, OH shaking
his hand, "Boa jo,ti', Con.n.anttuHf." 4 bed
was made up for ihr officer at the Imperial
residence, and this morning, by a delicate at
tenIion, His Majesty sen! 10 Moullns for a
pair ofthe eilauicttes worn by Commandments
0f the Stati, which were delivered to Capt.
De Gailiiet by Gen. De bevilie, in the Enipe
ror's name. At 49, O'Clock, after His Ma
jeSty's breakfast, at the moment in which L
large number of people were assembled in
the park, the baud and "a a,delae!,ment Of the
Sd regiment of Grenadiers Of the Imperial
Guard marched witt! Tie Mexican col"rs and
flags through the park and the principal
streets of the town. They were then carried
10 the principal church, where a Is Deao.
was SING They were afterwards taken TO
the camp, where they remained all day plant
ed by the side of the rcgimcntai colors.
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From Western yirgiuin. !.

Goshen, Va, Aug. 27-(yia Staunton,
9th. )-The Yankees have fallen back to
attack Gen. Jones at Lewisburg, in the
rear, while another detachment is about
attacking him in front. jackson, during
the last four days fighting, behaved gal
lantly. AFTER being ilanked and sur.
rounded several times, he heroically cut
his. way out. A detachment of Major
i.ucky's battalion went in the enemy's
rear and destroyed part of his wagon
train. Our loss thus far, all told, is from
fifty to one hundred.
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CONTEMPLATED ADVANCE III NoarH
CARoIIsA.- The Kinston IN. CD cores
pondent of the Raleigh State Journal,
writing on the 25th, says that the Ya9r
KEGS at Newbern are preparing for an ad-
vance into the State He says.
Their strength at Newbern at this time Is
5000. If not more, and gradually reinforcing
all the time. :,
A regiment Of cavalry from New York are
looked for ut Newbern every day, with rein
forcements from other points. The enemy
are bringing railroad iron to Ncwbern ior
the purpose OF relaying the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad this side OF Core
Creek. where II has been destroyed by our
folks.
Five companies Of the enemy's cavalry APP
reared ia . threatening attitude At barring
tons Ferry, on the south side Of the Ne.ssc,
IN Saturday last, and two regiments of In
iaatry came ont eight miles this side Of New
bern to Bachelors Greek, on the north side
Of the river, which gave rise to the reported
aAyancc Of the enemy On yeeferday. Fire
deeeTters came n lsst night They tel
nothing wogthy q note
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X.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 25.--The cnemy's
land batteries have been maintaining a
steady fire ON Sumter all day. The tight
ing st Wagner was Chiefly confined to
the firing Of our pickets on the cremy's
sapners, who continue to approach Wag-
This evening, about dark, the cnemy's
batteries opened = furious fire on NNg-'
ner. preparatory, as WAS supposed, to an
assault.
The following Official dispatch has just
been received from Fort Sumter:
7:35 p. M-There is an assault now
being made on battery Wagner.
(Signed) ALFRED RHErr.
Colonel Commanding.
FoRr JOHNSON, T:45 p M.--The enemy
is assaulting battery Wagner, evidently
in heavy force.
(Signedl e. II. OLMsTEAp.
Colonel Commanding.
The musketry has ceased. The enemy
is firing few mortar shells at battery
Wagner The first assault has been re-
pulsed. Nomore shells have been thrown
into the city since daylight on Monday
morning.
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for q; wears minister in Charleston, died
suddenly on Sunday of last week al a eaiap
maeline, near Anderson {. H., s. &. The
opening hymn had been sung, and with more
than usually frfvid power he had invoked
the divine blessing upon the assembled cen
gregation, especially for the widows and Or
phans Of the country. Tue hast word WAS
uttered, the amen" impressiyely died upon
his lips, and then the holy man fell forward,
and in ten minutes more Was NUMBERED
among the dead lie appeared 10 si,ifef ha'
little. and did not speak, Years ago bis made
the remark that, among all the places ol'
earth he would prefer to give back his i.ia TO
God in Methodist eainp meeting The
wish vas graiiliea--he died in his baltic AZ
tu1r
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Affairs in the Southwest

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 25.--A gentle
man fron, yicksburg reports an import.
ant military movement on foot. Its
character has not transpired. A person
from Benton also reports force OF 8, 600
Yankees moving from Yazoo City towards
Rentoh.
A party Of onr cavalry lately crossed
the Big Black and went within eight
miles Of Vieksburg, where they met a
line of negro pickets and chased them
from their posts. The Yankee cavalry
came up to their assistance, when our
men retired.
SECOND DISPATCH
JAcEsoS, Miss, Aug. 28.--Grant has
taken a fmee from Vicksburg mp the
White river, after Gen. Price, who has
lately given the Yankees n tremendous
!hrashing in that quarter.
Gen Grant has lately issued orders TO
the citizens OF Warren and Kinds coun-
ties to return to their homes and resume
their usual avocations. He says that
they shall be protected in all property
except such as is necessary for the army,
and that all property taken by the army
shall be duly purchased by Commissioned
officers and. paid for. He advises tho
people 10 regard their slaves as free, and
contract with them for labor or dispense
with their services. The order was to
go into effect oiftlie 25th.
Federal officers condemn the pillagine
of their troops east Of the Big Black,
hut say if our cavalry issnot Withdrawn.
they will advance with large force and
lay waste the whole country.
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'APfrRE OF MoRs SrgAMERs.-We
eafa by passengers who arrived in this
{I'y yesterday evening from the Kappa
m "annoek that on Tuesday last the party
, "'uer Lieut. Wood, which recently cap
s'ea p Two gunboats at the mouth OF the
,Appahannock, succeeded in capturing
@F ,he bay steamer Louisiana, which
wv Wv 70 m run as passenger boat between
I ,,'l'oik and Baltimore. The prisoners
~un ,', on board are stated to be on their
,"aa ," 70 kiclmond. The transport Curri-
s., 's,s, laden with coal and bacon, was also
Ap'uted There IL decided raid
l''ig On upon the Yankee steamers.
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Loss OF CONFEDERATE CoTTov STEAM.
EE- - The Confederate Government
steamer Oconee, Lieut.. O. F. Johnston
commanding, laden with 323. bales OF
cotton, left Savannah for Nassau on Tues-
day week. On Wednesday, at sea, she
sprung leak and went down, her officers
and crew taking to the boats. The he
publican says:
Lieut.. Johnston, with his crew. i. three
boats, made for the land, and discovered Il
at about three O'clock "Wednesday. Al sir
O'clock The, boats passed through the break
a:s and surf, and the party landed on ST
GATHERINGS Island, where they remained al,
night. By great esertions they were enabled
10 obtaiua fire, and ii was made along side
Of a tree, the trunk of which, during the
night. WAS burnt through, and heavy wind
prosirated it, iniaring the following persons !:
Peter Faithful, :;rd Assistant Engineer, skull
dangerously fractured, Chas. Smith, seaman,
LETT side OF cheek cut slightly; Adolphus
Moore, cabin boy, te0l0red,) leg fractured
The wounded having been taken care OF, the
party at daylight put to sea, and at 10 O'Clock
made the inlet To st. Catherine Sound AZ
ter getting about half a mile inside the mouth
Of the Sound Yankee gunboat, schooner
rigged propeller, mounting a pivot gun fore
and aft and broadside gun, discovered them
and fred blank cartridge. The men in the
pbats put all strength to their oars to make
sEeir escape Eve minntes affer the YanS
kee biochader fired her blank cartridge she
opened her broadside gun on the nniortu-
nate men, firing twenty seven rounds Of shot
shell, and canister. The course Of the boats
were put north aud across the inlet. The
:Gird boat, which was in the rear, and distant
from the others about half mile, was cut
Oil aud compelled to surrender. The fol-
lowing were in the boat captured: Peter
Faithful, Sd Assistant Engineer; WIN Smith,
Masters Mate; ex-Oiicer DR.. Chas NJ Mof-
!af, Assistant Surgeon; Peter Vandeyer, 1st
Assistant Engineer; Isaac Patten, Paymas-
ter's Clerk; MIR. Kelly, Nassau Pilot; Chas.
Smith, and nine Of the seamen and iremen
On Thursday at 10 O'clock the two boats
that escaped with their crews arrived at Xii
kenny. Major l.. G. Anderson, Jr, Conn
manding the post, lindiy received them
The whole garrison were unceasing in their
efforts 10 make comfortable Lieut.. Johnston
and his crew, who had had nothing 20 cat
from the time they abandoned the Ceonee
until they arrived q: Kilkenny.
The cargo of the Oconee was valued al
S15,UtU and the steamer at $50, ,O0o all owned
by the Confederate Government.
The Oconee, before the war, was 4 first
class passenger and freight steamer, in the
trade between Charleston, Savannah, and
Fernandinl, and was under the command OF
Capt l.. NJ. GoXetter Upon the breaking
out Of the war she was sold 10 the Contcde-
rate Government, ana her name was changed
10 the Savannah. She WAS the. flag ship of
Commodore Tatnali Subsequently her name
was changed to the OcOucc.
A correspondent writing to this paper
from Savannah says that Edwin Gill, OF
Richmond, the Chief Engineer of the
oconee, was killed.
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FROM Tenn Rosecraa.'s .ldadp"e.--A
gentleman Just from Fayetteville reports the
Most horrible state OF affairs existing there.
The tyrant Mitchell is compelling all, both
Young and old, to take the oath. Under orders
from hi, master, he is laying waste the coun-
try, piliagiug and destroying what his MIN
ions cannot consume, and compromising Win
Imprisonment and chains.
The order Of Gen. Hill concerning hneA-
sters In Braggs army, has had the effect OF
reducing prices Fruits, which used 10 sell
al two dollars per dozen, can HOW he haf at
fifty cents per dozen.
Loyal residents of East Tennessee are
promptly responding to the President iaSi
csll for troops
The Federals have not yentured mp The
Tennessee river farther tLan Battle creek.
He will hardly come farther unless he comes
in force.
Major-Genersl BuclSner has Issued an Or
der closing all iiqnor establishments al Knox
vile.
The rumored reinforcement Oh the fede'
RAILS at Bridgeport is untrue
sRosecrans was at Murfreesboro' on ines
day, Aug. ~ uu,
The lcport that Stanton and Haiieca have
been ut Winchester is nnlonuded;
Two regiments OF FeUerai cavalry aha Two
regiments OF infantry are at Dunlap, ~ miies
from Chattanooga
Our Generals have paid Springfield June
ton, Ten miles North of Nashville, Il visit.
A letter from near Chattanooga, Aug.
olst, gives an account of Resecians's adj
vance movement:
heavy advance of the enemy was report
ed coming In the direction oi Harrison yes
tcrday evening a scouting party OF thirty
were captured IN the vicinity 81 Harrison lasl
night.
| of Rosecrane,s force occupied Dunlap, in Sc
auatehie county, with force OF l5 .0Ostfonl
| Yesterday. There is also considerable fore,
At Pikeyil,e. Dunlap is distance OF thirt,
miles from this place krinnr says they arr
RAPIDLY advancing Clayton's splendid Ala
| Lama brigade moved in that direction tLi'
morning. Bates brigade IS under arinl
| awaiting orders.
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Flag Of Truce..Ya Intentions
Regarding Charleston.

ATLANTA, Aug. 2T.--The flag Of truce
has returned from Vicksburg. The
character of the communication is not
known
General Sherman says il Gilmore has
taken Charleston and falls TO lay the city
in ashes, he will he sacrificed by his
troops His superiors. the Northern peo-
pie. demand the utter destruction Of
Charleston.
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DrFACiNo TUE OLD Pre. FuNc.-Tht

UEFAClNU TUE ULD FIE. e MI I Tic
editor OF the Scranton PENN Repubh-
caA says:
We saw curious establishment the
other day--a five dollar bill on the Pottsyille
Bank which contains i'll one corner a Wig
nettc OF James buchanan. Some person
had banged his eyes with red ink, drawn Il
ga!lows above his head from which i rope
was suspended that went round his peck, and
then branded his forehead with the word
judas This is but one of hundreds. The
banI, has had 10 call in all It's ISSUE with that
portrait on it. so unmistakable are the man
lestaiions of popular Indignation against
the man who might, had he the will or the
PLUCK, have nipped ,he rebellion in The bad,
as Jackson did before him
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acknowledged his CaiH-~John, starchy
little negro, belonging 10 john b. Davis, was
discovered on Wednesday night last with
large basket in which was eecreted three
hams. Inquiries on the spot elected from
John the confession that he bad bought the
bacon from fellow servant but he readily
confessed in examination yesterday thai he
had taken them from his master, and account
vd for his eqniyocaiion when arrested from
iear,of the position In which nc had been
caught. With considerable coisplaisapce he
received the announcement that he was Ell
titled 10 80, well laid ~
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rraa la's acknowledgements who ar
Dao. a N Petersburg Wednesday after
1ssh h brought intelligence that Suffolk
Abo"s Dseil \ again occupied by the Yankees
.l,v . z,o'" infantry, a regiment Of cav
m my, ,. anu a company Of artillery, make
II I,e'r iorce. The residence Of the Rev.
p., "ellons, who is now refugee IN
oa.s. s.a'urg, has been taken for the head
f,os erS oi the General in command, and
ocra, appearances the place is to be again
ap'eass regular military post.
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4hesiing for OsyaaizatiGa. meeiiG. OF
the uensico Mounted Guard, company
formed of citizens of that county for hons.
defence viii take place at Fairfield Race
Course On Saturday afternoon next, at 4
O'Clock, when permanent organization viii
be effected. The well known character oi
those composing this company gives paoin,
ise nf i,s efficiency AID advantage To lie
county
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An Express Robbev Convicted.

DASynLs, Va, Aug. 2d.-Garvey, tho
express man, who robbed the Southern
Express Company while employed ~
messenger between Dsnyillc and Rich
mona was convicted today and sen.
fenced to the Pcnitentiary.
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.aes'.a5 Eaecas.-T Thompaan, = negro, fiai
ployed at lamp jackson Hospital, was ar
fssies On Wednesday af.esnoon, having Ia
iif possession 10, al bacon, eandiaa. and
hss; clothing. anppoasa In have been siaisn-
The evidence proving his guilt, Acting Alag.
III sanxay ordered tim - iasl,ss, aud cam
signmrnt to jail For s!si II rropsr regis,
Var i.
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Home Isgsauity.--We were yesterday
shown II hat made OF rye straw, which, in
point Of beautiful appearance and elegant
finish, We have never seen excelied. 1t was
made by j. Il. HolIeman, an invalid soldier
from isie Of Wight county, W., and inieaaed
for His Eycel!ency Jefferson Davis. The
number OF kEots tied ia making The hal was
Is, 500, and We learn tha. the whole OF it Was
done by the hand. The straw itself was as
iine as M ordinary darning-neesIie.
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Reported Defeat Of the Yankees in
Arkansas. &c.

ATLANTA, Aug. a7.-~A special to tho
Appeal, dated Canton, Aug. 25th, says
the Yankees are reported defeated in Ar
kansas, on the White river, by General
Price. Reinforcenents have been sent
from Vicksburg. Grant has gone to
NatcheZ. The Federals have left North
Mississippi, and tfains are again running
to Grenada and Panola.
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Sesstss:ced 10 tie Eaifntia,5E-Wm. NJ. Gar
Wy, some time since arrested and confined in
Iiil In Fittsylyana county for breaking open
u safe Of the Southern Express Company
and stealing therefrom large sum of money,
has recently been sentenced By the Court oi
that county 10 imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary for two years. Garsy was employed
at the time of the robbery as messenger for
that company, and omranied their freight
car beiw cen this city and Danyiile.
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THs ENEMY pS THE PsxrssrLA.-The
Yankees have appeared at the White
House, on the Pamunkey river Yester.
day afternoon, as the train on the York
River Railroad was about leaving there
Tor Richmond, one of our cavalry pickets
sai'oped up and warned them 10 hurry
on as the enemy was approaching. The
train came off directly.
Couriers who arrived in Richmond last
night report that the enemy in force had
driven in our rickets at Bottoms Bridge.
eighteen miles from the city. They con-
sisted oil two cavalry regiments, and it is
supposed of eight infantry regiments, as
eight regimen!al flags were counted. At
last accounts they were this side Of Bot
TOMS Bridge.
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Di'aak and DiSordaly.- Martha Bradley, %
free negress, was found in thc street by oi:i-
Ger Morris On wednesday evening lasr in t.
drunken and disord-rly condition. A nights
lodging in the Watch-hotse had failed tn re-
STORE her entirely 10 consciousness, aud
when it was announced that she should ne
ceive twenty lasifes and tuith her trial before
th: Hastings Court, she made IN obeisanee
to the Acting Mayor which woilld have done
credit to the recipient Of an agreeable and
valuable present
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,n,t; s'A TIE RAPpAmisxocK. There is
.rm. 's Of interest from General Lees
ast.spsiits tposiis fredericksburg, Wednesday,
a, u'sn :; occurred in Stafford between
lee s. rs1sss and two companies Of YAM
o. .;.s s.alfy. There WAS very little loss
trsd dast sds, and the ensmy soon ~
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i.a1lAsy. Nancy, \ negroes belonging Ia
Msa Rachel Bnrfnss, underwent m examina.
tion before Alderman Sanxay yesterday morn,
Ing on the Charge 0f stealing from the prem
ises " Mr.. j. n. Skinner several srticaes d
ssinable clothing. IL view Of ths testi
mnny given on trial her ease was aeHt on ia
the Hastings Court sof grand larceny.
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JAcksos, Aug. 27.--The Yankees ara
in foree four miles below Raymond. -Four
Federal prisoners and one negro arrived
here yesterday. No news from the 'front.'
this morning.
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tbrtYefs.,u. The name OF the r,er4v "a
was fined SD BY the Mayor on Tsse1dsy Iset
for buying wstefuiel0ns cOnfrxsy 10 q. w.
john Chasa instead Of Johu Jaiser. Richaed
Costilo, OF the 5sh La. re9imens, was tho
party arruigncsl on "Wednesday on the change
OF notwithstanding, instead Of ThomAs. Costi1o,
~ printed
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is much excitement, but itsls lessening since
the injury from the sirsf nigh shelling ts 80
slight. The city will be he'd In spite of the
maieyolcnt and Infamous attack on women
and children by the wretch Gilmore, who is
evidently seeond Butler
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Hisoa Eeecld "a, Castle Thunder yester.
day We're tlc-ioliowing commitments John
A. Wasser, charged with selling Govern
ment horse and being suspicious character :;
G. Werner and Henry Vonberscr, Yankees !;
7. Dr"urey, ca B, sih Ala j ID White, 90 l.,
18th Ala; W " Smith co ID, 4itli Ala; An
drew Shines, King and Queen; Ii o Goodwin,
co l., Sih Ga.
All the Libby Prison Eve Yankees were re-
ceiyed from Knoxville Tenn; four from the
lst n. \. cavalry, captured ut Berryville, Va,
Aug. -; one from the 9th Ohio cavalry, cap
tur.I ut Orieans Va Aun u
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Local MATTElIH.

Fsstai Hsaa,ssfss---A slifiIculty eScnftesl on
"Wednesday night in iienrien epsfnaY on fhc
preinises OF Mr. Thnrnsaa. OH fuifbn Hill,
between Mr. w. = Isass!nssl, CLARK in the
ist Auditors office of the e.. y. Treasury
Department, aud DIR. Currie, wls0 ~ rni-
playvd in The Qaartermasters nepartment.
1t appears that somi time sinceshr parties
had q serious misunderstanding bHt It had
heen settled aud no one thought nny MOI e
about the matter. C.irrie, who hid been alb
sent from the eiiy'a few days. issii Just re-
turned, when he and Bassfnfa again met
and commenced il quarrel. which le-
suited in blows bein. Passed, anil
finally in The death Of CarrEe, who received
s:ai, in the lower part ofthe ahtinlnel,, cans
ing instant death. Bstssfortl f:aik from AT.
iants, GA, where he was at ore time con-
nected with the Lateifigraees neMspaper.--
Currie was from cynthiana, Ky., and FOR
some time was engaged as clerk under the
Washington Government. Bon parties are
of respectable standing, and The unfortunate
affair has fallen ileasily upon many OF their
friends. Bassiord, soon after tile commits
sion Of the deed, snTrendered himself to the
authorities OF nenfsco county.
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eating hAsir iEaifovm& --Thc Armory bat
uniforms, and AZ soon as the whole of them
can re fitted ont our citizens will havc an
opportunity of observing them In full pa
raAss
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-iuGpassfnf a charge vas preferred ycs
to-day iu"innt acaius; IL white man named
Joseph w N"0d, who claims 10 he II de-
ia'ied soldier, iof trespas-in:s on the prem
i3es at Alra. Nancy Eidiel, and sescrei,
whipping a Elaye Woman belonging To Mrs
Elizahoti, Hancock. Tie evidence given bY
Mrs. K. proved Woods conduct before his
encounter With the negro tool; Place 10 have
been oi 4 very rude character, and his sub
scluent behavior, as testified to by the otsi
GERS who arrested him, Jeff little doubt upon
the mind OF Alderman SauZly of the pun
ishllent. he should receive. Wonl-waa or
dered To prison for three months aud then io
give secnrIty for his good behavior in the
sum Of ) i5U
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
-@~~~---Ss,--s-~y~-><~r~>re1
LATER FROM CHAaLEsT0H.

l;n,,bardment Of .Samtcr Stiu Gsing
Ga--Eort jFayaer Assaultef--T TAe
-fssai'tats Rspntsea--.Suspeasion Of
tie SheHiaqv the City.