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Az ORDINANCE

~ A''Ih'klLE \ LNAh
FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES.
section l, h, sesv aud Csmmun Councils Of tho City
That the Ma,CIts Seisny authorized to borrow at not
less lban a. n e eredh of ,hs corpora ION the sun
sb ,, s. b t,e, Psphs vapis S,r gsipS in,.
rest Il cd the rare OF ia pr senum per Annum,
shan te PAID hatS early on ne A. dtys OF JanaASy
TIE principal ol thesaio psn shs psyaps and paid
al tNe eSpuslios of thrts yyA1s om me "a u he
tnanf, sld IN, certificate, th,rror, 10 usual foru q
the certificates II cU Loan, shat be issred In such
amounts "a tie en1e- may % ghe bat not OF any rae
uOual part OF one hundred do lars, or, " olsicd n
shs be eSpfes 20 In ssa iaeaes ihst he .ad iSaA
the mcl Toned and ne interest thereof are payable
sccSu = fae auoput Of loan shall be appropriated.
dlspiu cd, ana spportou'd for tho purPlles aud ia
n,mi i TO .ssera .shogl sect nine huui-ed ana
hirS -four tnuusart Hyc hundred diaTa, t0Lowsi-
ret g, : lon, Gity ,hnu, dollsss;
Segon seeli.n, hurts ~ IN % and douarsi
Eou,th $, elton, thirty i've lhog' md dolAr'
fihh section, SKY thousand dgllsrs,
slNss section thtry tl0usaud dlllArsi
,oyenih soelon, my ,ihIoe th1usand dollars
Ninth Ssetiss forty tholsand dollar
Tenih Section, twenty i've thousand daArs;
Eleventh Section thirty thousand nye hundred
TSslnh section, thirty four thousand doEar,s
ThT eenth section, thirty sht thousand dslArs;
fouIteenih section ntJ thousand dona.i
Sixteenth section, twenty thousaad donarss
seyenleena section, torty- nye Thousand dollar
Nineteenth S~stion, twenty thousand duiAu;
Twentieth Section, seventy hye tnoussnd aolArsi
Twenty -nTst Section, twenty thnusand uolarti
Twenty second section, eleven thonsAnt dollsrti
Twsnty-thtrd section fou teen thousand dullafai
Twenty fourth Section. ttNty eight tnuuaaud dlHrai
Twenty -nfth Section, twenty three thousand dplaisi
Twenty sixth Section, twelve thousand dollars.
Item To reimburse the Ctty Treasury Dr apprOpna-
tons already made, chargeable 70 this loan, pry nne
thousand nine hupdTed aud sight dollars
Item B. For contingencies, neen thousand nFe hundred
and ninety two dollars.
Section B. whenever any lean Ihan be mads By virtue
hereof there shall be y iofee u his ordshes sanssy
the TniafQ by taxation Auffclc "a NAy
the interea sad. certificates and the further sun %
three enthE OF one centum the par Vsine ~ sus
eeIineAtss shall be appropriated quarterly eut " saa
income AID taxes, TO sinking fund rhen Ilha Aal -
aceumulAons hereby specially pledsedto
ton and payment OF ssid corttnoates.
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RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING THE CLERK TO PUBLISH THE Or

Resolved, That the Ger OF Common Council be author
izsd publish iay In this city daily
for weeks ordinance preseatsd to .Omm Coma
cl 81 state meellng thereof held tho 3Oh DAY OF
june IEt4 entted
An Ord nance 10 Autrorizb Additional Loin
tht eAIeLbCs incident 10 tue deence OF the y ana ioT
Othei pun Cse-'
And tie ssid CLERK, the stated meeting Of
Councils aftot the eNpltAi Of ioar weeks tbs
nrs day 4 sod pull eaton, s0Al present ,hii
Couuci! NJ eAcl ,ad newspapers i)' every dU In
~hich Ire same snail have bean N de W ~
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KRLLER--POOLE.-On the evening Of the 2ist OfJanu-
aIy, 1864, by the R0Y. j. r. Goodrich MIR. GEJRGE VIII
LIAM KELLER 10 Miss LIZZIE b. POOLE nil OF PhllA-
dclphia,
KNORR-MORGAG-O the 1Ith July 1854. by Andrew
han'lip, Minister OF Ihe Gospel, WILLIAM Il, B, KNORR
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RESOLUTION -,
TO PUBLIan A sL,9an, L9an PILL

FOR fUbLht oNhtCA.os
p..oiv.d THAI ths Cierh be apthori1ed 70 publth IN
two dSS spapeTs OF this city daily for ionf weeks
the ordnARse pres.ntea 70 So14'n NS"N W ANAasesS
june 16, 1854, enhuea ~ opDtN.Ncu
To AuTHOHIZn A LOAN FOR SCHOOL PUE-
~ POaES;~
nd the sad CLARK az the aied meetg q ConncG Ahsr
me expiration OF four Wssks om the nrss daI of sAie
publeetion tha present 70 this Council q sash u
said newspapers foT sVsry dAy In Whsa TIE sha
bare bseR pAae. HstE
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CLERKs OFFICE. COMMON COUNCIL,

\
In accordance with resou adOp'ed bs thu COnm0a
Council OF The City Of Philadelphia on Thursday, tho Sh
day OF June lS 4 the annexed hil eniitled
IAN DKtiNAS n
TO AUTHORIZE LOAN FOR SCHOOL PUR-
SM.F. SNAIL,
Clerk Of Common COunof-
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

wines and Liquors for Medicinal Par-
poses
The Pursst oid
Port,
Madeira WiHoa,
foF medicinal purposes,
Constantly on hand, By
DAvIs Rt04IARDs,
Arch aud Tonth streets.
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seRsOBRbIe Kennedy
FoE DIARRHHA AND DYsBNTaRI, JArsRs CAN
mSArtru BALsAN will be found a certain, Earo, ana
prompt remedy. Tho most violent attacks OF these
complaints. no matter from what cause they ,igi
nate are iAoroughiy subdued by It, and bad effects
spring from Its use.
FOR AsrAuC CHOLERA, CRAMPS, &o.-JArSa's
CAMsAuvB BALsAH, administered promptly,
VIII AFFORD Immediate relief tho disease being thus
frequently eradioated IN It's earliest stages.
Cheero Hor6ps, Sour Stomach, ard all BoSel Afso-
HorI are speedily cured by DR. JArSns CARSSArvE. 1t
tskes away all OF the abdomen soohe the stS
msch. sad restores Its natural action. As family
remedy for the diseases generally prevalent among
children and adults daring the months tits
oAy Too mendcd being prompt in lis operation, per
fectiy SAFE and easily administered.
Prepared only al rS, 2a CussSBr street
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VETERANS TO THE 'FRONT.'
A RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE CITY
q Of Culndeu NV jersey
NJ BHn1tE Apply At The CITY Clerks OAce, No.
" AIS l. 4EKA O. 5 rect. Ull-6v
no suDsTITUTES $50 BOUNTY.-

TO bUUN IIIU les -Sl0U BUUN N
"a O4FIUH Iu4yENs' Won. SuHsTTUEE CONNITTRE,
M No AZ "RU NJ Stfeet, Ju,y y, 1874
". This Commit tiec l. prepared In receive Nolun-
eeTs Who Fat to military duty. tt will LAye
them teItdi substitutes, a.d will pay then the
day the ~ hund ed aud ttN dOlAs in cash.
without tei Hctt II irr CuuuISsuu or brokerage.
Ia auatun tbs, substitutes are outittd 70 PWen'y
Vanos pay.
FOR turtler TaIucutrs amy at ths Office Of the Com
m,'tee, hetWeen iu 4 NJ, and 4, ".
DArhl Steinu,e B.. Cha man. lohn Ihompsor,
j q Iio. eHgATteu, rras'r. Clement Is. PenrOss.
J. I. 4 arr Haze, Henry &. Lea. Jyll ct
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nFFICR CITY BOUNTY COMMISSION

~ No. 4l2 PRUNE Street." Substitutes, The City
Bounty OF TWO hundred and my dollars WIN be paid in
ca es where enrolled citizens OF Philadelphia, I'm advance
OF he draft put In three years substitutes not liable TO
dra and proper credit is given upon the quota OF their
districts.
fczens not enrolled put IN substitutes, the substitute
Is tsqArded as a NOunte and proper evidence Of his
being credited Is entitled 70 the bounty.
The opportunity 10 thus afforded for citizens TO aid the
cPuge while procuring exemptions for themselves and
assisting the city 10 lll / s quota. jyb
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WANTED FOR THE UNITED Stairs
Marine Corps (a varied and exciting hN By sea and
M lAnd), three hundred able bodied men, 70 perform the
W duties OF q soldier 81 Navy Yard, aud aboard
United states shps OF foreign stations.
Better oompens alton than the array, ehip-of-WAr
a comfortable home. The Marine Corps q the best
equipped corps in The service Prize Money = Abun-
dance.
THE LOCAL BOURTIEs PAID TO RKCRUIEs.
FOR ali Othsr lniOrmAtton apply daily AT tha ReeFuuG
RsndeEVoas, No all g. FR0HT Street belo Spruce, be-
JAMES LEWIS,
CAPITALS and Recruiting 0nioers.
0ySa GO. al Q. 'FRONT.' beess.
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N. O, sADLER, AEsat,

No. II aouth SEVENTH 81 at
P.S.-The pablo tsst Of Safes that wet s1seotsd 70
como o All SOk 4 unav0dably postponed iDr Sest =
twO Ths aols n he SVssy DipatsA fths "a q jay
Wtn ~ hasWasd " ~ aez1, NC D. AO'aI
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A HEADQUARrERs PROVOST MARSHAL,

N HEAUQUIAIt IlINo T NO % 7 4IIAIbo II M
81 First District Pa go a
nj PHILADELPHIA, June rs, 1854.
- The OF persons removing to or frOm this Dis
trc will be added stricken from the lists OF enrol
meut Iopi,s Of he lsts open fOr public Inspection
and civil ard all cizens invi ed 20 appear ard
point out error IN The lists and awe such Information
may aid In the correction and reyl.iln thereof Any
peTion enrolled may appear before he Board and caln
10 have his name stricken of the lists II he salts
fpstory that he Is not properly enrolled account Of
Afenage, Nom TesfdsHce, OSer-dge. Permanent Physical
compliance with the foregoing earnestly
soilciied' WM. Il. LEHMAN,
jel9-tf Captain and Provost Marshal.
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LILLE
.B0MBASTIC PUFF
THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OF tho i2h Instant
RELATIVE TO THE
ATTEMPT TED ROBBERY
ONE OF HIS SAFES,
LAST SUNDAY MORNING,
states that the Burglars Sd not arin hole more thsa
bafsn inch through which sAteI.,nt he Knows to bs
false the burglars lid drill hole thres-quauers ot a.
inch deep. which half way through the door There
Ia ne doubt had they dstpreod Ihey would have
druSs all thc way through the door, and thsu robbed
tho sas.
Although LILLE states that further you get tho
SAFE the harder tho iron which anotA or hls false
statements, will undertake dn the balance through,
and II ! cont succeed IN one ha hours ume wn
forfeit one hundred collars; will drl A,many holes
A. will satisfy him In from hall TO tive hours Inc
any part ot tina Safe any other SAFE no has
In Philadelphia. II don't viii forfeit
| dfed dSllars.
I'uooeedsd yesterday drilling three holes In the Safe
at our store in twenty minutes with drill Ualon
| 10 ready 10 arm three mere.
DAVID EVANS.
yIAa
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DEMOVAL. - THOMAS NJ. PLOWMAN,
II Carpenter and BUlder, has removed his shop from
No. q strawberry street 10 No. 232 CAETHR street. "a
jorlur the old Post Once Building Having increased
fpclncs tor carrying the bust extensively he h0pee
~ receive share of pubic uHtrnnArr ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08
BuRNIAG CItIBS.


The Yankees. having sdJpIed The torch as Q weapon
Of war, are greatly alarmed, and with good cause
We hope, lest it may be used against them. Referring
10 the ~Arning of Seward on the subject, the New
York Herald says:
The city of New York is the place Of refuge and rem
dc gous q Thousands Of rebel nerlcpeIs and emiss-
es and against their evil dee gas contdsrng the dec
nsTae si,u Iuon of DAVIS our city authorities can
not be 100 Vgsn from this sine TIL the day after TIT
Gle ,tion VS. would also, during this Interval suggss'
little more than ordinary vgl on the part OF ou'
fellow Gil MS individually, IN behalf OF toe Pablo
safety The Tebsi organs at Richmond have gwen the
min. and th,ir instruments OF incendiarlsm may be
nasrer TO Us than the UAnSGiAU border. Why canuol
ve have stropg volunteer reserve fore OF Irusty Cit
FANS organised 70 ss the regular police II required,
ON eleclon cay TO maintain law and order.
The urecau ions re commended W Il not avail Sew
sro espetca was eli eectoneering trick intended
I, exlsperse Ysnkeedom as much Us possible against
hs Coniedersteg and thereby increase Lpcol.s vote.
Chey are very silly il they be made to believe Il at
ecou day would be chosen for such 40 undertaking.
r ma man who ave this matter in hand too smart
for that. The Yankees may watch and pray all day and
night but they cannot escape the fiery vengeance they
have invoked.
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
A COfFcBDOlQell from NEhnso uaeo u
October 30.h, says:
I'VE we're hpnored yesterday by visit from Adolph
ia Poisssc and Vlcoute de MontsRh belonging TO the
French army who have received leave OF absence for
a wear to visit America and noe the improvements r
the o,yalry branch of the service. They passed the
nSht With General QlVies end lhis morning attended
an in cton and review Of portion Of the Il brigade.
Thew expressed themselves highly pleased with the
rance and sodierly bear ng Of our troops, Tney
deIip ad With thu pVOlutiOna of
battery A. % United aes artillery, command BY L..
W. Neel Dsnnison.
Ia addition to the promotion OF General b. O. Lud.
lov intelligence reaches this ornirg that COL N
NJ Curtis. of the 1927 New York volunteers, command
Jog brigade in this army Dol. A g. Draper, Of the
g2i oolured troops, commanding brigade; Colonel
Jourdan. of the 1853 n New York, commanding Fort
B,rpban late Fort Harrison and the lines; Colonel T.
A. O,born of the "a h Massachusetts,, commanding,
and Ccl Guy V. Henry, of the 4O.h Massachusetts,,
have respectively been promoted TO the rank Of breyet
briRader generals for mertorious services in the fed
10 this and other campaigns
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08

A thick pamphlet has JUST been published 10 prove
that Presidents Harrison and Taylor were assisnateo
by poison 10 the In erect of the South and that the
mysterious Nat onal Hotel epidemic IN 1867 Was the re-
suls of q similar atenp. the LIE Of Mr.. Buchanan.
The fever specust in Boston Ia st its height TT
Mining stock, in The market repretent no lass than
hundred and lorty bit enterprises embracing CO
per, gold coal, iron, lead plumoago, aatmony. &c.
Mszzini has come out il strong letter ag,inft the
Frarco Italian treAy. He dec that If the Conyen
ION becomes an accomplished fact, the party Of the
Ma ion will ny to array ally in opposition 10 the Gov
ernment
lhe cucugo, small Mex IN insect, promises to take
position in the world, position in ladies' hair for
ornament Il is said to posses wonderful qualities,
beauty OF color and lustre dc Ezng the diamond
and as varying in bright hues
The Great Exhibition Building Of 1852, in Hyde
Park, London, Ia in process of demolition. Charges
powder, fred BY an electric machine, are used TO dc,
troy II.
The largest single payment male an author was
the check fer EGO 900 paid by the L,nemsns to Ma
caulay for tue tnd aud iLurth volumes Of hii History
Of England.
Strawberries are SO called from = custom long ago
prevalent in England OF children sLripgicg the berries
on straVs and selling 20 many strI g. Tor +" ,nny"
Paris correspondent OF the London Post says the
ladies of Paris BOW colorirg their hair light red
that being the fashion.
The Swediah journals are Clsmorr for the abolition
Of capital punishmen in that country. II grew out Of
a recent execution at Sockboim.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08
From y.s.sraaYs Es.ni.g Edition.
Spirit of the Morning Press.


The Ess,,RsI shOus up the hyPSSrHy OF the Poiade-
phia Inquirer in ia lament on tie bill Of P0llnd.-
Whilst toe Erqa;rsr Is eOndemning the hearessnei
displaysd BY foreign nations towards Poland it is up
bel ling the Uasd States in their tyrAnncAl AssumP-
tons, red With which the crime Of the Car be-
comes respectable. 10 this the IHqEisr exempt hss
the illustration Of the sgn-POst, which points out the
WAY bu, doss not follow L.
The Di,pReh says that Lincoln has been tue 70 DIS
promse 70 manage the Presidential elCcon "in his oEn
vay,u as has called into rsqasisOn his th'rrs'
hs d, t,ctVs his babsp, bis military power, AID his rn'
controlled and irresistible power over ell fanksedom-
I, secure his oEn election and defeat Mcclellan
Fhs Examiner devotos a column Of CALLING scern 70
taoss Pace Democrats Who pick up stray OontsdsrA'ss
:, aha North take them into = closet, tell them how
mach thsy the said Psses DsmOerAH) sympathy with
t,s South. how they pray in Issrs. for General Lee
s,s. The Exaininsr thinks the time may be q hand
wan these timoroui Peace Democrats will have 10 ha
"a. vho are fighting thsF battles for then, in some
more d e,ual usy than By praying IN secret In an
cher article the EzsnAsr so1sendI that the ehiSi Due
pes Of Congress- is present SssSon, a. at the iAs
ill sin be the reform Of the currency.
III, Enou;ssr also ava word Of instruction to Con-
,.., aud is very pointed indeed on the susjse OF the
oarsnsy It Gays the currency has lost 1 purchasing
-,vsr and mus. be gotten rid Of entirely. The evil
a ipourable and nothing but the utter extinction Of
aha prssout currency viii rid aJ OfiscPPrssiVs weight
az etc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08

the REGULATIONS OF the oesFs Of the Division Ia hehS'
OF Msior General r. E. Rodss and hFJor General D.
R,mss uF s granted take ociasion 20 express 10 s
Division. 30 lately commanded in succssaion Dy these
smentsd ofcers my bigh appreciation Of their meiie'
and my profound o row at their deaths
While ssr,iug with General Rodes, when We were
hath Division Commanders, bad formed very ngn
estimate of his qualities as man and an en- ,er. wa.
estimate has been greatly enhanced during the recent
oinp ign. have been struck with admiration Oh DIS
constant aud VgilAnt devotion TO duty, hs clreiui
tention 10 the di oipue and welfare OF bis men, ana
bis great GOODNESS skll and gAlantry In action he
fell on the 10 Of September at the head OF his pVi
siop making enc OF the most gallant charges tnai Da
been made during this war. parted with MIN Is ne
was going into the charge. and witnessed tue vgor
With which he hurled his DfVson against the Columns
of the enemy driving them back 10 confusion. ID met
bis death ust At the moment when the enemy ny
ing before him. and there fell TT Ter gentle man
nor drawer soldier In his death hs country sustained
severe Ioes which cannot be easily repaired but lie
fell poblv CALAMITY, heroioaly doirg his duty.
N, ior Gen. Ramseur has often owed his courage
and his capacity 10 command; bus never did these
Qualities thine more conspicuously than on the ate-
noon Of the l9 of this month, when, after two divl-
sons on his lett had given way and hs own was DONG
the same thing he rallied small band and for one nouf
aud quarter held in check the enemy, until no wac
shot down himself Ia endeAyorng 10 stop tnose VINO
were retiring from the field, had occasion TO point
them 10 the gallant stand made by Ramseur with his
small party and his spt could have animated those
VINO sft hun tbul battling, the 10 OF October would
have had far different history. He met the death OF
hero and with his tall the last hope OF saving the
day was lost. General RAMS ur was soldier oil Waom
hia ate bias reasIn TO be- preud-ho brave, ohiv
alrOuB aud capable.
Your Viii1n has thus been called on TO mourn the
loss within one months time, of two commanders who
have fallen at their posts iisa cad loss to the ".
sion, the army aud the country. feel Is most ssns-
a. I hav l0at OnlV valued friends, Dut
mos. aDlo and flo ent assist ntS, and oin with the
Division 90 well commanded BY them, in hoporii thtr
memory. Lat the Division be inspired by the example
OF theSs noble heroes. while Amsntipg their losH.
Respectfully
j. 4. EAILY,
Lieut.. General
Brig. G neral BRrAx GEMS, commanding Division.
Tha In No nara ara Z, nnraIad to CODY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08
THE NEWS.
rzr s1Sr IN NAV YORK.
&c, etc.

BnAhE IN NAV lOAA
TIE ,agt has found the shells from hoHie"S' VI
lac too thick and fast and oonE lsnty has deserted
D,eb Gan for uhIls aud gone 20 New YOrk TO en-
vsgs IN political strategy. The Eight tomorrow, IN
,,i,h Ia vil act as aid-de-camp to General Lincoln,
"a 5,ubt 10, will prove far more oOngehial 10 bis
tas o. than the engagements at DrsUrJs, When' Al
dsaree he nsrvOusly listened to tue sound Of bullets
and the yell Of BeauregArd's veterans. Little Nae
ri b, beaten, or percbAncs 'chAngs bis base" and
B,er above the din Of the shou1 of the ineoni'es
will cry Justify, "ddn't give him fits" As reward
for hs services the portfolio OfWAr will be turned over
=, HIM aud Stanton fad less conspicuous quarters In
anna o,her depar'meut Of ucoln's government
IRON EAST TKNEEssEE
The Brisol Rsg,sr OF the q sIaes that the enemy
Ia, not advanced further than d ,ndersons, short
s,,fe, this SIDE Of GrsenVie. 1t thinks that they DO
ot ipteDd TO advance IS far Bristol, na IhAteTen
II they vers 20 a. smpt it. thy would lad very SER
ols Of ssA,lsl in Iteir gay.
Oar late disaster hOFrisoHn hAs enabled the enc
nv to extend their lines, 50 that hrger numte'
o,ss can os CD aimed ia the Presidential election. The
devoted followers Of AudJ JohDiOa in Green county
nvlsv, chance to vote for tbS idol Of their
tons..
There vas report ~ bfis'VA' VI w o'0I'1e - -
Al tbs, the enemy lad siTsrcsd to Lsesburs, short
ais srcs below JoustbOrO but his needs confirmation
TIE force OF the enemy is vaTiOuay estimated, from
2 500 70 5000
pIi.crer c. pluISd reports that Ginsm says he will
hold The election IN Bristol somorroE, if be only mas
two horn to do II in. Btsekinridge voters will be
there VIXEN the polls OPEN AID will vote early aud OF
tam TIE cartridge boz rather than the ballot box
vii be most patroniEed.
EOw RAY CAPTURE BLOCKADE RUENERs.
On, latest Norh,rn dates says tia, the laIge number
g ,,D.,rss tf blockade runners OF lmingon is o.
iny 10 new method which hss been inauguratsd by
N, new conn ander OF the North Atlantic 6lOoEading
,ou.drop which thus far seems 70 work veil What the
method Il the Admiral keeps TO himself; bat the plan
has the dssirsd effect.
Tar SIEGE OF oHARLEsrON.
The Courier Of the I'd states that the enemy are
av,in eping up brisk ire upon the city The shells
tbrovn now are mostly two hundred FOUNDER P4rrOtts
Battery Gregg aud the Swamp Angel keep up an 90
s,siops are 90 Fort Sumter and during the day hred
tssny shots 81 the fort few shots we're hrsd from
Battery Wagner al james Island.
Daring Monday night rockets we're thrown up from
Morris Island, end heavy firing heard at sea among the
blockaders.
Firing vas also heard in the direction Of Stone.
The enemy struck their tents on Norris leland fues-
dav tu. At ss accounts had not s the islsnd. It Is
believed however that the sosnJG forces in this Vi
entity have been considerably diminished.
new encampment. seemingly for one or two COM
ranss WAS observed Tuesday Afternoon between Bat
tsry Wagner and Vinegar Bill.