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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
Bal,imore and washington Cut on.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, July II, ls6.


The break in the telegraph wires is under
stood to be at Magnolia seventeen miles this side Of
Baltimore and nineteen from Hayre de Grace.
Between the Bush and Gunpowder Rivers communi-
cation is also cut off.
A passenger train between Hsvre de Grace and Bal
timore is said to have been captured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
Gunpewdsr Bridre nurned.

PIHLApKLTHIA, Monday, July Ill 2. N.
There is no doubt that Gunpowder Bridge has
been destroyed. The train that started at noon for
Baltimore has returned having stopped at Wilmington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
New. by way Of Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Monda

n HARRisBURG Pa, hObuHy' 0uIy ~ fooF
Ueadouarters here are no longer in communi-
cation with the authorities OF washington. Inc pe
partment several days since teieeraphea 70 oouon
investing lin with ample power to meet suoh o0h''n'
II understood that Of least eight bridges have been
DESTROYED ON the Northern Central Railway. between
Monatnn and cooksysville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
Capture OF maj.-Gen. Franklin.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday July ILL., p. m
A dispatch from conductor states that has
train was captured at Magnolia.
Maj Gen. Franklin was captured and made prisoner,
with all other officers and soldiers on board
All the passengers were robbed Of their watches
money etc The trsin was burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

PinApELFHiA, Monday, July II, IstT.
In the attack on the train this morning at
Magnolia Station. Abraham Ward the fireman, was the
only person killed..
The Rebels captured some 81 the passengers, but
most II them escaped to Baltimore. The force OF the
enemy was estimated at 400. The train was burned.
Both conductors escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
See. s.anson,s Dispatches Captured.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday. July IL

y" PHILADELPHIA, Monday, July II, Is64
The Rebels got possession Of the wires at
Magnolia about IA miles from Baltimore, and inter.
cepted large number OF dispatches, among them one
from Secretary Stanton to Gen. Cadwallader.
We have no communication with Washington, and
there is the greatest excitement here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
The Bridge Over Gunpowder River.

PInADELPIA, MondAy July IT. IoOf'
The Bulletin has a special dispatch from Will
mington DEL which says that the report OF the burn
ing Of the bridge over Gunpowder River by the Rebels
is not believed.
Tie mansion Of Gen. Csfwallader at Magnolia was
burned By the Rebels this ing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
Capture Of a Passenger Train.

PHILADELPHIA Monday, July II, 1864
A passenger train was captured by the Rebels
a: Magnolia at o'clock this morning. 1t was bound
from Baltimore TO Philadelphia
Magnolia Station was then burned.
Pears are entertained that the train from this city for
Baltimore has also been captured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

The hair of New-Yofk soldier who was in
jured BY recent fall IN Georgia and sent % sosP,s
has become perfectly white bis mustache enq whska1
however reisiuips their original color.
Mlly Murray, young woman tried IN ".
auge County n. T. for killing her new born INFANT nas
been found guilty of murder in the first degree anu
seutenced 10 be hnng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
All Quiet In baltimore.

BALrxonE. Mon Ivy, July lc-midnight.
All is quiet in the city, though ~e have reports
Of our cavalry skrmisbing with the raiders at Towns
town. seven u lies out on the York road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
rreop. Tn Routc for the Front.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. July lilo p. m.
Seven companies Of the 4d and 18th Negro regiments
from Camp william Penn. have mGrched.to the Ba'i
more depot and will proceed 20 Psrryvie. They will
not get of TIL midnight ...rr.. ..f f.Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
IN e,pOndenee q The n. y, Tdbuas. -

Correspondence q The n \, Tribune. 'eurI.. m
.,-I rh.I PmLADLLPnA. july 10, 1864.
Give the deyil his due. ! left Hagestoyn at
o'clock ,. M. on Friday, up To which time no house
except the railroad engine house. had been burned
Two large piles Of Government hay were burned, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
TeIcgrnphic Communication.

PHILADELPHIA Monday, July I'LL p. m.
There is one wire working through to Balii-
more and one to the War Department but they are on
the turnpike, and may be destroyed at any moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
An order from Gov. seymour.

ALBANY. MOudhy, JuIy II, IrvF'
The Governor will issue on order to all the
military of the State to hold themselves in readiness FOR
service, and proclamation urging tho citizens to
volunteer into the National Guard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
The Telegraph Wire. IA, Por, Depo.i. Cut.

PHILADEIPDIA, Mondny july II, Iso4.
The telegraph lines that cross the Susquehan-
IA River at Port Deposit Maryland, have been cut.
The other wires along the railroad are still all right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

Operations on, Monday Morning. n
BALTIMORE. Monday. July I'LL a N.
a respectable citizen, residing near Kings
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
TIE SITUATION IN MISSISSIPPI.

The Macon Georgia. Confederate" OF Sun
day Inst, thinks TIE news from Mississippi is of
the h;ehes, Importance. II was thought by Macy
tina. the enemy woaid stop at Jackson, m! make
IL permanent camp But this IDEA was absurd,
taken in c .~nuac.ion With the flct that they were
forth 4,en tLnusGnd strong. Our ne ws this morn.
,ur il, SAYS ,Ae 'Coate~ Ia;l:e," that they have
crossed rla Pearl rver (npon which Jackson is
si.Eated) ard hat they Rre nj earcing along tho
line of tie 5 ,s:kern Railroad in the direction Of
Meridian.
The plsin truth ABOUT this whole mattsr ia that
this expedition has started out 10 capture Mobile.
It may fist strike tho Tnmbigbes az Demopolis,
and capture Sclms ard Montgomery, but the
final psirt IS IN. GulS City Our array under Gen.
Polk confronting the enemy is quite sma!l-t
Ices not hardly number one-ha;f the eneny's
.orcs. Gen Polk, ii be fights them ut al; oua-
side Of the breastworks around Mobile, will to-!
hem ~ far towards Meridian rs possible. Per-
haps he will deliver battle OH the Chunky river:
All important stream crossing the cailrord east Of
Brandon.
Our force ia too woGk to risk q pitched battle
in the open ieli With much prosp sct Of success.
II we Can get the advantage 10 ground, a general
battle may lake Place. Bat orr s!opa 5eenSt to he
chiefly 10 rnassing the cavalry OF Lse, Forest
and Chalmers, and efr,c.uslly cut the euerny's
communication with The base Ct his supplies.
The country through Which he will move is che
Of The most sterile and rn2roductive in the
South, str.r1inS scarcely anything npon which
20 suhsist 40 army OF the magnitude of tia: Of
General Sherman.
No Telegraph dispatches for tho press ara a i
lowed over Ia wires. and consequently VIC are
forced to re.v upon oar exec lient Western co.
temporarias f5r new
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
LsTas2 Fna5E THE gsa?HE .sHagg,s.

United States papers Of the 18th inss., haze
been received in RicAmcrH. Troy quote gold
G. 1872.
The papers have vary l;ttlr a"*F. Col. It.
gyahara, of the 33ih Massachusetts Fp!artna e.
has been appointed proroet Mafshal ii Wen'h.
ing'ol ci,y.
The 'rituation" ia Knoxville All Virginia
is reported unchanged"
The Yankee Congress ms Appointed com
mittee Of conference on the enrolment Hill
Schepck If Ohip, Doiaiug O Co neotiou ,
eod Herman Of New York, conpos, tho co ~
mi;,ee On the part Of the E;ouec, ard a=aeto,s
Wilson Of Massachusetts, Grimes OF lpSa,
and Nesrnith OF Oregon. IN the part Of the
Seno:e. The proceedings in 5ct2 @-@nc.es Of
Gonsregs are unitnpcrtant.
The constitutional Contention Of FiT-
%einia," now in session ST Alexandria, mas W
gan:zcd by elec:ing Leroy G.. Edward, Ct
Norfolk. Oh Presidant. and W j. C0wirG,
vdi,o7 Of the Virginia State Journal" Is Sc
crc:a-y.
A despatch from Fortress '%Tvnrna. dated
the 10Th, announces tho a7r:rt! IN thai ay Of
twanty>aiY inure Y1nkes prisoners % t,s nu:n-
ber escaped from the Libby prison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
THE MOVEMENT Of SHERMAN.

The New York World. +" in an article on tho
military situation, says:
The recent movements Of General Sherman,
east from viclsburg. have been the occasion Of
soma very wild spscula.ions in the daily press.
L. is boldly pronounced flank movement. on
both Mobile and Johnstou's army, at Dalton =
As the ore plaza is over three hundred miles
from Vicksburg, aud the other five hundred, lie
call it 1anking is q vile misuse of an exceeding.
ly misapplied term.
Nothing cau be clasrer than that the task be-
forc our military leaders is to defeat, and it pos
sib,s. destroy tie great rebel armies. There ave
three OF ,hese-ona ruder Lee. on tho South
bank of the Rspidan; another undor Loagstres',
lust 10 the east of Knoxville: and a third, under
Johnston, at Dalton Il is cq1nlly clear that to
defeat thess armies, they must be sought for
where they are, ard rot where they cannot he
fJald. 1t is tho extreme Of folly TO BIZ cam.
paienirr with largA armies in Texas. Mis-
~sissippi and Florida, when the forces which
give the r-bcl icn i>s vitality are in Northern
Georgia. Esi.sterI Tennessee, and Central Virs
GINA If tho Administration planned The cam
paiya General Sherman has undertaken, than.
indeed, it is possible that he may be engaged
in some such qui1otic enterprise as getting on
The Eutk Of Dalton and Mobile from Vicksourg:
but if. rs we suspect, General Grant ordered itot
his own motion, :; then has two obvious e1P.a'
nations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
,...,o,. ~',a thu laa yhsbls FAros Of
4 DUEL IN THE DARK.
PICKET OF LEAVE MAN!

r.. a.,s.euenl ~ purbu nee OF thai split Q! ss!er-
,a :, ;crciu nlop 70 omit 70 eSurt 10 eontTituto 10
s e. ac5gs sr;sr.siara ut. ws!oa 4. trust, vii eos.a ute a
-. Ming :ss:ufs IF Its policy. hsa by eItrao. binary
As!.t ,.e rns lei 10 "a. r 10 It's patrons tbs hrs: re-
ga. al, on In Ia. con:sds-aey Of TIE pow sriat ps,ous
r., rh.ch hu cfel-d so nush exeitemens Ia tue NLus-
.-6 IL "a. wor.a Il anro san sud Norsnern CRIES.
-, "a The "Ticke. OF Leave Man"
Sm y "a; ,Irsna, from III. psn ef Tim Taylor.
-, , iii 20 pre-sm!nsaes as TIE great mas ee CT crS
~, .rp,yo.iiioa o. our age 10 all the features OF sac.
. to. degeneration, ID universally %o7ncsdsd q. La.
.:'sTSi : success in 30, h : nEls. d saa a, ~, G.'; s; asaS
90, 90" .,,rs d The y e,en, epoch of dramatic authorship
'.e s. st,ry OF !hs Ticket Of Leave e, Nan an w vile, i sns
AZ. =, ID. vicious, Of honesty crce betrayed aao eYe'
n: ,rs.ds vuIuly st'ug ling TO ea.es the stigma o. IN
",v.,q no. conemed 70 aay ase or eou1srS. hGs Eoue
80 , ,.mniiH- "a ion userrver heincxfafi=nei o. on
l. y; Mod 20 the ssdu ,tious Of ~prse'ieef c'iae ~:
M. r: Leave Hsu" IA "a e,cqueEt s7EnmsalaeS Spon
~ -, n,s, az bat s3eia; decree wnch coz 'tHrs' 10
,sn.u j c1is f.. tbs etmn!.s! u OF he "e's, i&se
=. .na sn irpr. ss.ve sdmoni i1n to y9r's OF sSs In
rtf.,ncs >. 7iIu:uS .s,o5lsi.oNf'
pi's "' Sbe0.lt
r-y,,.E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23

MISSISSIPPI DEsoLArEp.-A gentleman who
was with Pulk's command wl,en it fell back
FROM Mofton, aud Lett Meridian en- the 18th,
brings us scrrowful intelligence Of the rayases
committed by Sherman in his march through
Mississippi. Re is Carrying cat his ,hreat,
in his late Neupais speech, that he would
make the people lee! his power. Raymond,
Clinton, al OF jackson except the public
buildings, Brandon, and even the little village
of Morton, were given to the flames. On the
route many dwellings, aud all tae outbuildings
and farming utensils were destroyed. He de-
sires to make the people depenient; with q
view 10 make submission to the military gov
eminent be proposes 10 establish q necessity.
ATLANTA Appeal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 22-Two mote wooden
guuboI:s haze Joined The heet iaslde Tho bar.
10 other Respects the assL raua;4s unchanged.
TIE biocka1ing Vessel sunk during 1ne heuyy
blow last week was 3 heavy dr2t, three
masted propeller. She appears to be sunk IL
i've taShunio Of water, AMI los vi Guul.ring',
Point buoy. Tho embrasuros CT the Yankee
batteries on Morris lsisnd have been Gil
larged, oifJrding greater facilities for their gup-
TO assist ii de!suce sgains. attack rom our
side. E;ghty-eight shells wele fred Al the
city on snt1rday; aad twenty fur yesterday.
Five Yankees nu 6 lne irto our lines OH Sat-
urdny were here yesterday srening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
S6Il 90

0~A ~
This sum falls far short Of the amnant re-
Quired In our currency to construct and test
the Bird OF Art.
Some people Cal! my enterprise q humoug !
but all grea: inTsusiVns and discoveries were
regarded - visionary ut G:st, and yet they
proved to DO true, nevertheless. might re-
tort by saying, that it welc y bold pi'co OF
arrogaaca and stupidity for any ono TO PFC
nouuce my project O. h~unbug, without know
ing anything about 1t.
The soldiers S1G ci linens haviEg sa.lat ou:-
fo;ea.ly 70 respond TO my card, recently pu.-
llstled, uni: o. the ladies' Of the COUNTRY will
take hnd Ct tits enterprise,snd promptly imi>
tate the noble example OF those at Shelby, NC,
/ shall 10 compelled to patent and Ii 10y new
Air Engine, (which can be employed IL pro-
pelliag machinery on laad and watcr, IN near
~ all Inc cases wherein steam und othsr mo-
eiyes are now used,) in order thereby 10 otta,n
the means TO cpns5rues the ArusaVls. Bat, In
that case our cona:ry will be deprived OF The
exclusive privilege OF using this ar as nh H.
strument Of war.
10 anticipation of the early receipt ct suia
cient means f1s my purpose, tie construcua1i
If the peerless Bird OF JuVe has been COM
uepced, and the work Can reaoily be compile.
ted By the end of May next, if tnose who Tee.
an interest in the mater will promptly send
forward the requisite funds:
R. O.. DAVIDSON.
! Richmond, Va, Feb. 81, 1S6t-ltt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23

"~SroNEwALL Jackson" IN THE NoRTH.-A
child was r, Gently baptised ii Wnona, Minne.
pota, bearing the name Of "SeonewaD Jackson"
The Yauke. do noe relish this. Ths New
York "flmes' says:
"rhis is visiting the sins of tho father upon
the children with a vengeance. Cannot the
Copperhead& be content with their OWE infamy
without eneaiing its sorofulous nsmentoes
upon their posterity.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
pRIyATEERs FELoNs

We make tie following extract from the
London "lndsx" Of dato January Eth:
To the Editor cj' the Ldss:
san Francisco, CALIFORNIA,
Nov. Il, 1868.
Sr: I beg to direct, through the columns
Of your journal, the action Of the Confederate
Government to q caso which requires thair ut.
~ten:ion, lest, for want of proper appreciation
ec tho iss ~tQtionis, cruel and ~irseparable liz
iusv!co be done TO three unfortunate gentle
men.
You will remember the seizure, on suspi-
Glen Ct being q Confederate privatser, bY the
Auth o.i:ies cf ;hs,,Gnitsi States, in this hsrbpr,
OF the schooner - NJ. Ghapman." For q
full account. of ITO trial you are referred to the
weekly papera OF San Francisco of that date.
IL appears tha5 TIE chief, or rather the only
conclusive ~eSiieUc. against the vess5l was q
'%'letier Of merQle and reprisals' from Prcsi~
Davis, which was found on hoard. Ia oousc-
Quenee, the vessel %as condemned by the
GATED States Circuit Court and Of the persons
implicated in her equipment. thre.-Mr. Crest
boz Sc, (t9rmeIly a banker IF Yreka city,
L;s1yor county, Mr.. Harpending and Mr..
Rubcry 1.-THE latter IN Englishma n,)-beiug
found guilty Ct high treason against the Uni
tad States were 6entepced to ten years impri-
snnmsnt in TIE poni.entiary and q fns Of
$40. 00l each. 4 fourth. Mr.. Baldwin, 10 sou
Of judge Ballw!n,) made good his escape.
This terrible sentence is about to he carried
into effect and the fall of these unfortunates
| will, in all probability, remain unaoticed, un-
LEGS their fricnds s9cceed. by your MD, in
eyokiug the cnerge!is interposition Of the
Confederate Government.
Yours anxiCusly, FRIEND.
If the parties named in tae above article
were indeed su:harized ~ ths Confederate
Government, ard &mc4 with letters Of
"marqne and rerrisa!H," 10 operate upon the
forces and Of the enemy upon the
high secs, cur officials should look we'll to it
that those whom they thus authorize nre tho
roughly protected. The Ter falionis should he
exercised 10 it's fall extent. Oar uavernmen:
must, by this t;me, he we'll aware CT the eEec.
~tive1cas IF IFS o~perations-how Confcdsrates
thrown into dungeons and irons have been
unconiitionajly released, for the simple reason
that like treatment had been visited upon off
GERS of the Yankee Government, in strict nc
cordance wish the hr ~tolionis. IF there is
reason fcr retaliation in any instance, there is
reason for carrying it out 60 the uSncss extent,
oven to the gibbet. In each case where it is
practicable, let the Confederate authorities SC.
l:cs tacse priscrsrsUbo are most likely to affect
the social relations Ct those high in authority
u.der the Federal Government, and there will
be no fur.her danger Of cur officers and men
undergoing the sentence Of the dungeon"
the lizard labor with ball and ebain," OF tie
nihhnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
FROM III RAPIDAN.

ORANGE c. IL, Feb. 52-.A detachment cf
Grcgg's Yankee cavalry, from Wa..onton, Wis,
tied Paris, Fauquier county, on Wednesday
night, whcro they captured forty OF our men.
twenty-five Of he captured party belonged tG
Mosby'd command, and tie rect To the 9th Viz
ginia cavalry. Tea Of MC.hy's men hsd e.
fight with u large body CT tie enemy cavalry
st Upper7iiic, On Thursday, rcpulsins the
enemy ind losing one mau. IL ID rcp"rtcd
that the enemy are concentrating their force
ut Culpepcr G. H., for On advance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23

PsRsoNAL-We notice amorg tho arrivals
at the Ballard House tho names or Colonies
J. j. Morrison and +. B.. Lamar. Colons!
Morrison commands the q brigade Of cavalry,
now with Longstreet in East Tennsssec. lie
is tho hero Of many nell fought fields, and
especially did he distinguish himself and serve
his country in his omolcte and brilliant vic
tory at Philadelphia, Tennessee. over the enc
my's most daring and successful commander.
General Wolford. Col. NJ. is On his way to
bis command, and is looking very well.
CoIonei Lamar hes been serving for some
>:ne With General Johnston a. chief OF staff
p ',d.r the new order Of things, (the transfer
,.!,rcral Johnston to the army OF Tennes'
sec,l We ,~..turn, 10 Virginia and takes ocn-
mand o,S til regiment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

W In a few dayn,
u2s: In important
u" PUBLIC ACTS
A. =. lie s.s-sn OF ths
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Embracing tAe
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EDUCATIONAL.

TNV:~:n LCiUGMY. HNa WILLIAM co.
u 81 -.ls 81. nth s.+.f1u OF tbs sct"ol vim cen.
d - n 3, 5sh RI K. bruRry, and close on me la&'
f. as- n Aoveup r o'.orrg
TI;ioa "a conuoa Email b branches, 90; tuition IN
ksna - as;h ns;Ic, se5 tuition In Ls'lu, Greer and
easu-fr 'Ss. e7S
&c ~ f.. f:s o. aI bog. cen be obtalsed eenvenien'
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HE'D

DIED, yesterday morning, a: ria lats %rrs!ierrr, In u'p.
riro. Captain JOHN HuDDiN. lc TIE s6.s %:ar 0; hS
age.
nia funeral viii take pace At Grsc" Strna, Ba!i'kt
Gu eh t5T. Je:er'Sl ra:s at. raoO1 ~: . exc: III
eTisnda and acqunll iaccej. u d those ct r.s brother. a"r'
and daugh:e. 4, are respectfully iay.'td - a .eai n..h1u:
further no'lG-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23

10y The GUTEi;SUh or vi hGiSI
d . PSO.LA NATION

10y The GUyEii.HUh or GIS
D a. PS0ILA NATION
TieteE7, u yaci2c. ~. oc@G:!ef IL &c Car!riesIea.
~, Of tbs Board Il Pu5.!c Works. by =. ~ igla:l.r =
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ss-'tas sScr.-ary & lie Comm IN E,sita.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
SUERM MANS CORPS.

DsuopoLls, Ala, Feb. 2l.-Ihc maiu CAL
umn Of the cuemy il still ut Meridian. A dc-
tachment has occupied Lauderdale, On the
Mobile and Chic Railroad. A portion OF 6
column Of mounted intantry have occupied
Aberdeen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
MogI LECTURES RI Dr.. LEYBURs

MoEE LECTURES RI DR.. LEYBURN.-A series
of lectures on Egypt, Uo%n,tantinople and
Greco, is announced fo- delivery before the
Young Mems Christian Association by the
Rev. DR.. LeJburn. Tho tra of thess-on
..Egyp;-oisat-sseing in Grad Cairo and a
trip to the PYRAMIDS" will lie delivered to-
Eight in tho United Presbyterian Church. If
tbls series prove aa popular as thoss on Palss-
tine, lately delivered, there nil be no lack OF
large eudlenc;cs.