Daily national Republican., 1863-11-19
Extracts from Late Southern Papers.

We have received Southern papers of the
10th instant, from which we make the follow!
ing extracts:
The Richmond EagUircr of Nov. IA, quotes
an article from the Cincinnati Enquirer on the
recent defeat of Nallandigham, in which the
latter paper reproduces the following lines;
"TIuth crushed TO earth wi rise again,
The eternal years of God are hers; sd
While error, wIith,ng, sinks in pain,
Or dies amid her worshippers.n
Whereupon the Richmond Enguirer com.
ments. "We have kind ofrecollection, that we
have seen these line somewhere before cited,
too, for the same purpOse-to console q party
beaten at the polls. "Truth," here, means Of
course, the Buckeye Democracy, but candidly
we must be allowed to doubt II that they win
rise again. II seems to us to be dying amid Its
worshippers aud Its friends may well doubt
whether 1t will survive the next Presidential
term, which Mr. Lincoln, or else Chase, Is
soon to have to enjoy. .rr.
Besides, that "errOr" ever dies is itself an
error II one ever dies. another Is sent to rise
from It's ashes, fresh and bright like phoenix.
On the whole, Messrs. Vallandigham and Pugh
will derive little consolation from the above
poetry.
FROM CHARLESTON.
| CHARLESTON, Nov. l3.-The firing Of tile
enemy has been rapid aud continuous all day
from the mortars and riaed guns. No moni.
| tors have been engaged. An occasional shot
and shell has been thrown by the enemy at
Moultrie. 80.
This afternoon some few shots fell at Mount
Pleasant. We have not heard of any casual
ties. No report from the fort this evening.
SECOND DISPATCH.
| CHARLESTON, Nov. IA moderate dre was
kept up on Sumter last night. No report from
the fort this morning. One man was killed at
Moultrie yesterday.
|
| CBARLEsToN, Nov. 1.-THE enemy's fire on
Sumter continues steadily. Battery Gregg
opened fire this afternoon on James Island and
Fort Moultrie. Fort Lamar and simklns re.
piled. The monitors fired few shots.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
| CHAELEsToS, Nov. l5.--Firing about the
same to-day. Thursday morning to sundown
Oh Saturday ,523 mortar shells aud rifle shots
were fired at Fort Sumter, of which 585 missed.
The enemy's fire has ceased to be of any injury
to the fort.
No firing to-day on Sullivan or James islands.
Our batteries continue to keep up slow fire
on Gregg and the mortar batteries.
EAST TENNESSEE.
ABINGDON, Va, Nov. l+.-Nothing iurthel
| from East Tennessee. Weather cloudy aud u
slight snow falling.
MRS. LINCOLN's MoTMER.
The Richmond why, Of the 10th says, under
the head of "Personal" Mrs. Todd, Of KY,
Tue lnOlHtI VI AUG ATTlNtu HCIt
Thursday night, from City Point, en- route Il
Georgia, on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Gen
Helm. The telegraph has announced the de-
parture of that lady from Kentucky through
the Federal lines by permission of Gen. Grant
GRN. HOOD.
The Richmond Wing of the 10th says: Gen
Hood arrived IN Wilmington on Friday morn
ing, accompanied by several officers, including
Gen. q, ". smith. lie will remain there somt
time.
LARGE SALE OF CABBAGEs.
The Why also says; Mr.. John Clark, of Hal
flax county, sold recently TO the surgeon In
charge of the hospitals at Danylle, l0O, ,0O(
head Of cabbages, at 25 cents each, making al
aggregate of s25, 900 worth of this vegetable
Mr. Clark placed his entire tobacco ground II
cabbages.
ESCAPE OF PRpRRAL PRISONERS.
The Wing of the 10th says About forty o
the Yankee prisoners succeeded In maxim,
their escape Friday night, but from what prsoi