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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES The English
papers to US brmming with detailed accounts of
the reception, in England and the subsequent nuptals
of the Princess ALEXANDRA of Denmark tte bride OF
the Prince OF Wales. The wedding took place on the
10th OF March, and was quite "sensation" 10 the
British public Among other incidents of the roval
marriage it is stated that persons-s wome-6ad
lost their lives from suoca0n 10 the cFoud. We have
only room to give our readers the of Tenpyson
written in welcome to the Danish maiden who is to
share with Albert Edward the throne OF England:
THE LAUREATE WEI COME.
Sea-kings daughter from over the Eea.
Alexandra!
But all Of Us Dane In welcome Of thee,
Alexandra!
Welcome her, thunders of fort and of fleet!
Welcome her, thunderiTg cheers the street!
We come her. all things youthful ard sweet
Scatter the blossoms under her feet
Make u1sic, bird N the new budded howers!
Welcome her, welcome her. all that is ours!
Marble, bugle and trumpet Olarc
Flags huttGr cut upon turJets and towers!
Flames the windy hesdand fare
Utter your jubilee, seePies end spire!
Clash, We belle in the merry karch air!
Flash, ye cities, in rivers OF STC
Welcome h T, Welcome the lands desire,
Alexandra
sea.kiugs' daughter as happy as far,
Bissul bride OF a biissul heir;
Bride OF tn heir Of the kings OF the sea,
joy to the people, and joy TO the throne,
Come to US, love us, and make L. your own;
For Saxon, or Dane, or Norman we,
TeutCp, or Celt, or whatever De,
We are each all Dane in our welcome C. thee,
AexagdTa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

VALUE CT AN E1PLANATIoN.-A certain king. it ia
SAID sent to another king, saying "Send blue pig
with black tai, or else"
The other in high dudgeon at the presumed insult
replied,
:" l have not got oEe, and if | had -"
Ga which weighy cause they went to for man}
years. After safety OF gories and nseres they final
II 1ght them that, their armies and resources
were exhausted, and their Kingdoms mutually laid
waste might bewel enough to consult about the pre-
minaries Of peace but before this could be concluded
diplomatic explanation first needed of the insult
ing language which had formed the ground of the GUAR
rel.
" What could you men" asked the second king of
The first "by saying, "Serd me blue pig with black
tail, eIse-?"
Why said tie ether, Il meant blue one with
black tall else other cot0r.'' But, retosted be-
"what could yOu by saying, Il have not got one
and if bad 2"
Why, OF course, if had shcrid haze seJt 1t, al
explanation whcl was entirely satisfactory, and peace
was concluded accordingly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
Tne DarkIes Ia Council,

The Bostcn Courier Publishes account of meeting Of
negroes in New Bedford hass, convened by request Of
ments. mir. Crow" the chairman after delivering the
opening address. sat down barrel when ths 5eore
read the following resolutions
l. Whereashow, lookn' back trou de vista cf die war;
trospeck ahead things looks wussn e7er resolved
2. Resolved, white folks hsant done nothin
8. Resolved, it takes cuered folks 70 DO sumhin.
5: Resolved, dats dc question!
The resolutions having been read her0 great
he floor ard gentlemen treadiRg anon the conga Ell
nesS SI e&ch G,ea in9e ] "S ~ li'iY CT i' va sa
Er cole remarked Mr.. ChoermzD, I don't know
bout dis yere thing Fua place. atoe 0 liks de Souf
wants know what gyeS got 10 do hJut ii? read story
in d. Crrier toddgr cav bout some white feligh as
cuiered gemnan ii he didn't mean TO list SAYS de- euler
RemmEn says he, Look you hce, white man. did yah
ever see two dogs ighin' over bouas" wal, white
man lowed ne had =. Berry wol says de culsred gem
Row. den issr Cheerman On 6e barrel yonder dey tell
free, Well who axed EN- to do it! Niger ou 5ouf didn't
He's better off aore ha now, kc5eu bout atReer
two .lies katchn' II al rca1d Cuered gemmen hare
at do Forf dil1t em. Pose wGntB dem dirty mig
gers oirkatiu round here taku business ouE our hands
Ia we gwiDe shave X cents black boots two
cents ike dey can? No sab, no Ny aeniiment3 e, dat
if white folks had waei till cuilcrd people and nsgeIs
hai axed e to fight bout 'em, dere wouldn't been no
fghtn', way Guv'nor Andrew can't come it dis
hayden did, cause amt prcud bus he sn't gyiGe to
get shoulder behind muske if kiss it all day long
Ne sah an what's more, eoita sodgers don't o0ani as
D1oren to go! Dis yere country IL be to
let de white folks fight OUT an to let de- cu erd 8emman
stay to home an mind dere business -
TIE speec Of MI Cole hid such convincing eHect up
the assembly, that the efforts Of President crow, VINO
was The only dakey in the crowd VINO hno received hVe
dollar bill from the Governor were t0ty le1ectnaI jor
the preservation of order The 1aTe uoa which he had
mounted, kicked rom under hm Dat as be tuoate
y aqAtsd upon his head be taued no personal injury,
tn AZ nc wsF not pTeVehea fo running is engagement
His repcrt h5 roceefings Of the meeting Obaby
be published the expense o the state it Eiay DO
deemed nexped eat, as not eompo ting with the public
welfare.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
From Charleston.

After nIl ii setUs that a7e been somewhat dis
arpoinft1 as to the renewal C the attack Charles
ton. Up TO halpast o'clock, yesterday afternoon,
demonstrations had been made by the enemy towvrd
renewal of the fight. What has taken place since
that hour waeare not advised. Perhaps the bat
terng their iron clads received Tuesday, will
keep them Cf for time to come. The sinking OF
their best Monitor is no small affair. We publish be-
low org account of the battle from the Charleston
Me,c cu"y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
April g, 1868.
$50 REWARD.

sA | WILL PAY the above reward for the confinement
S in any jsil where can get him, # my boz WASH
- INGICN, who ran away tom about the lst Of
Uc,Ober last He is about Il old feet or inch
high and of dark copper color his eft h ee bent IN and
forefDger his right hand is of the first joint Said
boy may be trying get to Virginia where he from
to the Yankees.
Address, J. r. TfWNSE2D,
Little Rock, Marion Dist, s. G.
AprI 9Th 1868 28-IOt*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
Tho DespOiic Arrests IN the SOrth-3ewRzd's Eragg
Tyranny-A Leaf from his E,orlfoiIo.

OF Tyranny-A Lear from his Portfolio,
The Hartford (Counectcut) Times says, in speaking
of the arbitrary arrests in the North:
On the direct question of upbolding or conCemnDg
the conduct of the present ADMINISTRATION at Washing
ton iD Selling men without the process o law ami Lar
ryng them 10 prison without granting the hearing to
which. uudlr tae Constitution, they entitled, The
republican Abolition party III tie New Ioik Leg's!a-
ture have ast voted to sCstan The arrests, No sach
arbitrary stretch OF power defiance oi the peoples
liberties is ever venturcd upcn by the mCuarcGH Gov
eTnment of Great Britain
1t these outrageous erbitFaTy &ErtS,5, fact,
which contributed more tban an7 Other ore ca1se to
arouse ami txlsperate the Amcricsn ECole, a;.: hv
producing the great political revolution that has
thrown the administration party in ali the great Nes
and Central Sta-6s arrested the moRsrOuS OF
the infatuated men al Washington, and brought the
perpetrators OF them to dead pause. To illustrate lhe
incredible eXtedt OF their nta uaOn and insoance
quote rem the diplomatic correspondence Of Secretary
Seward shameful but characteristic passage
The Secretarys whole Official correspondence was by
Congress last winter ordered to be printed and such
another mass of official writing, Ebesper from lis volu
minous amount or the character OF large portion OF
the dispatches themselves was never before seen in the
Transactions of this Government. We may add that
this country never before SO dsgraced in its plo
matte correspondence. Here Is the passage it is ta
ken from dispatch to the British Minister
Mr.. SEWARD TO LORD LYONS.
4" My lord, can touch bell at my right hand and
order the arrest OF citizen in Ohio. can touch the
oel again and order the Imprisonment of citizen in
New York {; and no power earth but that OF the
PRESIDENT release them Can the Queen of England
In ner dominOus, do as much ?"
but that party begins to see that they have rung
tne oeii 100 much They hear echoes and reverb ra-
lions that they never expected That bell is now toling
tne 5ne OF tne hory crushingng fanatics who rashy
oareu 10 awaken lis slumberng tones MI. Seward
rung it in Connecticut He will hear ts reyerberations
come crashing about his On the first Monday in
April.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
WILMINGTON, N. @, APRIL 9, 1868.
Frorn Washington, NC.

We have eonversed with gentlemen who left Gen.
HILs headquarters at O'Clock yesterday morning, and
learn from him tat Gen. HILL has the town perfectly
sugroundd that two Transports or gunboats had been
destroyed b. forces. The Steamer louisiana had
not been disabled She still at w ashDgtor una
BILE to get down the river On Tuesday the enemy al.
tempted to reinforce Washington from Newbern, when
fight took place somewhere between Swift Creek and
ChOcowinity roads, and the enemy driven back.
Picket skrmshing is continually taking place. We
did not learn whether we lost any men 10 the above
fght or not.
Gen. Hnt. had sent demand for the surGend,r of
the town, which refused. He then requested the
women and children to be removed which also
fused. From what gather, it appears that the
enemy unable to procure provisions either by land
water. We know where tie Generals headquarters
are, ard TIE position Of Es batteries, but thDk it
would be mprudent te publish it. We hope to re-
csive something dtfnie from there in few days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

How TO FAVE CoRN.-It is sugxts I'd :.a3 mary e
tla hor8es in the OF cfi;eIs Of The army and
Governm-nt might be dispensed With For i.stauoe,
those cficers who in command OF PISS do1crei
service, such rs Q1orHrmasters, Commssa.jCs, &c :,
have pressing ned OF q horse, ana shculI nc. Le al
lowed to- keep two c. three. or even one. Ia many
aees herses only used for pleasure and be
easily dispensed with he which they consume
wanted or the people and soldiers and for the horses
in sc!Hal service il the army. With economy We have
ia the South plehy of FOOD for and beast but with
Extravaganza and waste not enough to last six months
Weste5n Democrat
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
NOTICE,

IN PURSUANCE of a decrets order, made at Fail Term
A D. lsS OF Wayne Court Equity shall sell at pub
lie auctiou at the mises, the IL das OF april D
1863 the hOUr of II tract o. land stuated in the
county Wayne The North East river, adjoining
lands OF the heirs Of Wm whitfield L. W Lewis Hesekah
Grimes and Others known the John Bryan place, and
containing about seven hund-c aad fifteen acres.
Terms cash. FIVE hundred dollars cash and the balance
credit of six months, as h- purchaser may dea.e
". G. H1RR15BY, - 81. Z.
G0dsbcro March 2Sih, 1868,
April |, 1868. Z7ta
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

81 RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS PIanta
tion. in Dupln County ON the l4th july tive negroes
o. named ABB HAM aud SARAH. Abraham is dark
complicated oleaby full face sOu: built sEed about Is
years, and has down look wh:n spCken TO sarah (hs
sser Light complicated, ul face, has pretty bold look
when spoken to- aged about 20 years medium height ana
1he above supposed to be lurking at or
Besr harsh Church and vicinity.
reward of Forty Dollars will be paid for their delivery
confinement in Jail thai get thsm and
additional reward OF Fifty Dollars for evidence convict
any white person of hsTboIiDg them
i. B. BRANCH.
Rranch's Store, March 18th, 1868. Z5-4t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
FROM PORT HUDSON.

MOBILE April 9Th 1868.
spec'a disp ch to tha Advertiser and Register from
Port BdsCn of the 9th the Hartford IsEded Bayou
sara this morning ana dcs Dyed the government
It is stated that Faragut bas gone to Washington,
Memphis Of his heslth failing.
PORT Hudson, April 7th, 1868.
Tie lower feet has opened fire, lying Gu Of reach
batteries They a.e fri, slowly, without effect
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
s3J REWARD

STRAYED fronl the pIaniat of !. T. Hurst, in
49, DupGn county, red cow. marked, swallow fork
Xls in each and had bell on when he left, also
and spotted yearing5, oGlieVa not mar ked,
ku the other heller. presume they viii go back
to 0Hslw county. Will give The above reward to any
take them ap, take OF them and Inform of
the fact. The very fine mich cow
Z. II. F0NVILIIE,
Warsaw, DupIin couA'y, 4. c.
March 26, 1868. 26.3G@-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
nE.ERrER-s3o REMhRn

DEsERTED from Camp 10Th n. c. Reg nant. Fred
IL ercksburg, Va, the Sth of kaceh 1868 private
BOBERT TE7 'I'' Goth \. G. Reg't. Said lew is
feet inches high dark complexion black eyes aud
black hair He is about So years Of age, and has very
serious i'm pedinent in speech.
The above reward will be paid tor ha apprehension acd
delivery Camp for MS confinement in some Ja
that can get hm. ID. J. DEVANE,
Capt Go. "I' 10Th Reg't II. G T
March 10 1881 25-4$
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

Last week, in mentioning the names of parsons who
were selling to the poor at ST. we forgot TO men
ton A BrevaId Davidson of this county, who has done
bis part noby in this respect, not only selling to
the needy 81 per bushel but he has supplied some
families gratis.
Charlotte Democrat
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
OFFICIAL FROM CHARLESTON.

RICHMOND, April 3, Io63
CHARLESTON. s. c., $50 P. Nj.
To Gen. s. o0PER Feven tu.retted ironclsds and the
Irensdes within the bar. TWENTY-FIVE bockadng
sells eff the Bar The Keokuk certainly sunk the
beach Morris Island disposition is apparent to
renew the col fict Signed G. T. BEAUREGARD
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

The gsod women of Selma, Ala, are making cloth
hats ier their husbands and brothers The R,Dorf-r
says:
Hats are made of cloth of different kinds and coors
70 suit ali tastes and compexions and sold at reason
a0e price, We have seen several that were equal in
all respects to any soft hat ever brought from abroad
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

A CeNTRAsT--We read SIDE o. 81 le with the heart
rending accounts of distress auIoug de Eugish opera
tives, and famine among the IRISH pea5aplFy, state
ments to the eject that the roya paNe On Prince
of Wales marriage breakfast table will be OF hs value
of ten millions OF dollars" and that &" tbe tHnce ot
Wales supply OF plate Tor Magloor uS9 House "h eoSI
Joe in Dickens book, thought the ways OF the world
were /" all muddle."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

Up to 10 O'Clock A. M the my had 2de renewal
tf te at6ck unttr Gift sl dspstth just received
from Sumter that the clad KecEuk, the
most formidable of the Horios, ard possessiny tu
rets has sunk of M0rrs' Islard
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
FROM VlCKSBURG.



Anoti taIsrcr with troops has LIFT the Var kee fleet
todey. The erfny cut Tie leyee sid turned the water
into the old camprg ground the Perinsr. There is
nothing from Eushpuckana Of tLe e. ht Of H4 ri7ors
cavalry h6l9w.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
General Notices.
NOTICE.

yTJHE u DER SIGNED being at home st this tina and
4 being anxious up business before bis re-
arn hereby gives ReGeTa notice TO all his creditors pre
sent their clars duly authenticated to Richard O. Homcs,
Esq payment he has been duly constituted Al
t9rney purpose. Persons ndebed to will leas
CHARLES T. SFEVE IS.
nrT4 1888 I49 3t-2s2t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

A great many Yankee officers wear spurs who would
rather wear wings on their heeis-when big Rebel
takes after them with a bayonet
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

The Federas at Vicksburg are nearly all sick. The
scurvy dogs cou mt take VIcksbug, AID 30 they took
the scurvy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
I4ATEK.

We learn, just We are gOjDg to press, that dis
patch has ben received from Rocky Mount stating that
the town of Washington taken POSSESSION of by
Gen. HILL yesterday. We have 10 doubt of the
correctness Of the report, that such
result expected to take pace time during The
nrp5pnt week
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
ENT IL

Ii PERSONS having,caim against the estate Of he
p late DR.. p. n Waller, requested to present the
slrne for gettlement TO J. q Wright, Esq
n. H WALKEp, Adm'x-
April 2d. 1868 i47-6t-2S-ln
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

WIN. Howard has been appointed Postmaster at
Tarboro', n. g., in the place of GEoRGE HOWARD, his
father, deceased. very excellent appointment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
sPEFcH oFaHnmAs III. sE1moRr.

De0crotie Candidate for Governor Of Connecticut at
Hartford. -en Wednesday, Evsning, March llth,
1863
GENTLFMEN have spoken of tie crisis in our af-
fairs The world has never seen one exactly like it
Our rights have been taken away by arbit ary power
The sword and the bludgeon have been called in to ef
tct these mcs wicked outrdges " hat have We to op-
mighter than kings Applause.l The poet bas we'll
described how it
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
March I3, 1868.

sETEHAvE placed all the notes ard cunts due Moses
w LipEman by the citizens OF Sampson Courty in the
hands OF Patrick Murphy, tsq Attorney at Law of col
lection. will please promptly call upon him and
settle. and thus costs
JACOB LYON, rxoou.o-s
S. ANATHAN.(
March 18th, 1868 I3I-6t-25-lm*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

TINHE SUBSCRIB 7G. st the March Term, 1855, # the
Court of Pleas and Quarter sessions for New Bau0ver
COuHts baying duly qualified Ezecu to the last will
Moses Lippman dec ed, hereby notify all
persons indebted the sad 40 LPpman,
TO make immediate paym It. all re having claims
against the same present them Thin the time precsO
ed by law or this motto, will v loaded in bar OF their
coveTy. JACOB LYON, F--oc'rs
r. .ANATIAN, "@--U iS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE JOURNAL,
CHARLESTON. April s

FROM Cha RLEsTON-1HE KEOKUK sUEK-NO
FIGHTING ON WEDNESDAY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

AN IMPORTANT IsvENT1oN.-We have bet n favored
with an inspection Ct new gun, the invention OF Cap
tain John travis ter tie cavalry. The guDS, for thre
two them, m0Rnted wheels aud each swings
pivot between one is rihed and the other
both bfeech leading The construction and work.
ing OF these guns very simple, only requiring
men to each TIVE. Ihey can be fred at the rae OF
riaed gnns, twenty shot wbeghi round caca Per
minute smooth bore, 600 h.usbeJ bas per inmate
Elective at 400 yards, ihe riei GU Ill pierce two
three inches OF iron at the distance Of mile, thus
making it effective against Transports boilers, and The
8 Doth gun can shower mueket balls on boat when
disabled, when trying to pass point, and that at
small risk OF life comparatively, only three
required to work them.
The shafts OF the gun carriage are GO CONSTRUCTED as
to be used a trail. The guns weigh ninety pounds
each, and be dismOuntcd and carried eff at will
and if socket could be made in The pomuel of the sad
dle-and we thiuk this be easily c0ntrived by a
ekfu' mechaDic--a could lift it to that place AMI
make off with it, to prevent capture. In its simplicity
of construction there to have been forgotten moth
ing to render it the destructive engine OF warfare
We have ever seen or heard Of The means c loading
are all that is claimed though do not choose to de-
scribe them. 1t has been examined by areriss of
competent experience and the experience OF tie inven
tor in gUnntry is almost sufficient guaranty that noh-
ing short of the arrival at certain results would tempt
him to bring it forward to the test of public trial.
Mobile Adrertieer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
TERMS OF ADvERTTsINe.

ordered 20 be continued on the inside
charged per square for eacbnserton after the %
A1No advertisement, rejecting upon private character
can, under CIRCUlIsT AEoEs be admitted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
FROM THE WEST.


The enemy is Ietreatn2 up the TalaGatcha river to-
wards Cold Water Our shot and SHE'LL cid g"eat
ticn to their crowded camps.
Farragut with three vessels, jlst above Port Eus0n.
signaed TO. the lower ct bnt is there having goue
down the river.
Information r Memk his Geslned reliable, ays III IT
vicksburg Le attacked this week Tbs Federas e
contracting t. cir lines around Memphis.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
Professional and Business Cards.
J0SEPH KEEN.

JOSEPH l.. KEEN,
fNONTRACTOR AND BUILDER respectfully informs IN, t1e
- public that he is prepared to take contracts m ms @
of business. He keeps constantly on hand LINE, %
PLASTER, PLAsTERIEG HAZE, Phladelphla ffAs0 il"A LED
BRICK, sc. ,:oooa .. 49,.
- =. III - ~ sLor.os+ notice MAY 20-37-1y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16

As lightly falls
IS snowfakes fell upon the sod,
But executes freeman's viii
AS Lightning does the will Of God ~
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-28

abroad in coin 70 cantinus in furce TIE PRO
visions Of an act approved The leth Of Aay.
1861. relative 10 ten year boDds and t~o year
yeasury nOiess bill for Ale rsliefo of the Bruus-
nfSk and Albany Railroad Of Ga; for the pzi,-
Ecaifsn Of laxs in three nevspapers in each
STATE Nafterrzrds sent into secret s<ssitu
IN rhe Mouse. Marin. new member fra-a
Florida. appesred and vas qualified.
The assess1sess ban wss rol.si,ieiei siaiil
AdjonEnusent- pSotrseisa dsbase sss.,sd or
Az amendueut rrovis;ng hat credits shal ,e
valued as II payable i6>,gola Al he nsfket
prices. whenever the hol3e< slaan have reins=
81 Conf-deraie notes in dlArhvrre ib-1rof.
The anerdraeas ~ss 6nany .dShled-
Cnarlxsrox. March 25.-We haze aurben-
10 ihai llss enssuy - seet 81 I'osx Rbyai
has been Increased 70 ore lundsed sna\ ffiy
vessels. about fhirty-fve sr.nsperfs baslQg
beea added IN the last TO slsys- The F.es.rA>
urar steamer Rsnanain ie,t here 70 day
RicsHlxD, Nurrh 25ih.-A cis.c;snat; dis
patch of the lslh s.ys- Special Nznl .l,is. DIS
patches says she Yszso ezl.ed.iiua had net
<iih cheek. TIE Eunl,oas ChiEcosi.e el-
rounfsied tie nelei batter, ~ Tie n.onlh u
raiiahaic;,ie- 4 shot from the lhafiery e,ier-
"a port hole. killing nine and o1,.,is1..
seven. She vas hin sixty-lour silaes. And
taungsd seriously The feet consisted of
the Chikcoshs. DsKzib. fve snail EuDboais
aud ! 5 transporis Al at accouni. IL ~as
ihree mikes above tie hanery-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-28
CONFEDERATE,

~ Gen Barrow and Judge Maichnsnks ]f,r some
months paAt confined Northern brisons arrived in
this city adiy two since by flag pt truce at baS-
ing been eAfIange. Nelthe OF thlse Rensleknet
been IN the military service of the Coasrderacy.
they are 10Th prominent and highly est4emed in
Tennessee d.en1 Barrow having oFce represented te
Nashville dlstriEtlin Congress md was u lthe time
of his arlekta State Senator Jnd4e chbauks a.
been Tor many yPars the bench pf the Circuit
Court y hile Hnprained. they were ferdered an
argenret whfrely they aiighf rffnrn 70 their fa-
lies upon dondtio1 tat they nJui3 in 10 manner aid
81 encourage The CoEedeF rates They re-olatelv NJ
fused t. afrept Vibration from pri4on th terms
aud refnalned IA custody till ex b4nged
lEchupnd EHilfIer. 13.