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Eron San Franciseo.

SAN FRAsclsco,s Jan. ia pirate let
ter from Marysville, Mexico, dated the llth
inst, based on French authority, gives The
following itec,s from the Interior:
The French army 1900 strong was 10
Gaadalagana under Gen. Bazene, and an
other column Of 400 strong under Drouley,
were approaching ano about to enter. II
will give my whole moral official power to
the prosecution of this war, and in aiding
the national government in every effort to
secure the early and complete success over
our malignant foes for the preservation Of
our national life, All things should be sub
ordinate. 1t is the first, highest and no.
blest duty of cltizenship protection in per.
son, plopsrtyand all civil and religions priv
ileges, and for its perpetuity in form and
power. He owes all his efforts, his inhu.
ence, his means, To compromise with trea
son would be but to give it renewed exist.
ence and enable it again to plunge US into
another ceaseless war, in destruction of mil.
itary power Of the rebellion is alone hcpsful
of peace for while armed rebels march
over soil of any State. No real freedom
can prevail, and no government authority
with Genius of our free institutions can
properly operate. The people of every
State, one entitled under CONSERVATION and
the protection of the Government, and to
give that protection fully and fairly. Re-
bellion must be disarmed and :rodden in the
dust. By these means and these alone can
we have Union of pfosperi.y and peace,
as in past l will in future, ia faithful
obedience to the oath have taken, spare
no meane, Withhold no power which can
strengthen the Observation-Disclosures conflict,
to the measures Of the citizens chosen to
administer the National Government
adopted to promote sour great
care. win give my cordial approval
and earnest cooperation. 1t is the cause Of
constitutional liberty and law cannot
close this address without an earnest prayer
to the Most High that BE will preserve, pro
tect and guard our beloved country, guild.
ing with divine power and wisdom our Gov
ernments, state and nation. l appeal to my
fellow.citizens here and elsewheae In our
existing embarrassments to lay aside all
partisan feelings and unite IN an earnest
effort to support common cause which
concerns the welfare of US all. Gentlemen
of the Senstsand House of Representatives,
7 pray youth Gods name let sin. thisl era
in the history of the world, set an example
of unity and concord in the support of all
measures fox the preservation OF this great
republic,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-20

New OPTICAL INsTITUTE.-M. Polachek,
Practical Oculist and Spectacle maker has
opened an Office in this city where he in
vites the public, especially those afflicted
with bad eyesight, to call and get his cele-
brated PERJsCoPIC CRYSTAL SPECTAcLEs for
preserving and strengthening the sight. He
warrants his Glasses to suit in all case s
,>uring weakness and dizziness. His repu'
tation as reliable Opticiau can be attested
BY over 900 certificates from very prominent
men, also from the press. Also, Field and
Opera Glasses, Microscopes and all kinds of
Optical Instruments.
Office, Monroe street, at Shafier's Jewel
nv Store decZo-om
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IRIS ASTONISHING the amount of business
that A. NJ. Adams & Co., do One OF the
firm is East every four or five weeks and II
there is any new styles Of cloths, casslmers
or yestiugs they are the first to have 1t,
and of the best quality. Persons in want
of the best article of clothing and at lair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety of cassmeres and vestlngs.
Their facilities for cutting and making
fashionable garments are unequaled in the
city for taste and style. nov HON
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From Nortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. ia detatch-
men Of the llth Penn. Cavalry returned
yesterday from a raid through Eastern Car
DINA. They report they found the body Of
a soldier hanging at Smiths Mills, on the
14th inst, with the following words upon
it; "Here hangs private Jones of the 9Th
Ohio Regiment, hung by order Of Major
General Picket in retaliation for private
David Bright OF the ed Georgia Regiment,
hung Dec. 1Stn by order Of Brig. General
Wild"
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Fire at Camp Butler. Ill.

CHICAGO, Jan. lS,-A fire at Camp But.
Ter, Sprinfield, yesterday, destroyed all the
officers quaaters. Captain Demon and
Lieutenant Bennett, of the 18th Illinois
cavalry, were burned to death. Twenty
ether Lieutenants were badly burned. A
large quantity of Quartermaster's stores
were DESTROYED.
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fot defsscs3 nd ld work the gass, whsts
more batteries are to DO erected for the
purpose ofrsduoiDgs the city gtoEsshes E'
a Alarge negro force accompanies the OK.
pedition, the War ID Department hayfns au-
thorized General Gilmore to recruit all the
negroes in his department Is troops under
white officers. - f4sA ~ s-4.s-a = - ~
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CIRCUIT OoURr.-This Court Judge Ollie
presiding, convened yesterday morning.
The case of Hutchins Il Moore as Kelley
Holloway & Co., bcing suit about the
Virginia rolling mills, was taken up and
continued until March next, with the dis
tinct understanding that the case would be
heard ut that time.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-20

The LEelsLArURE convened yesterday
morning. About four fifths Of the mem
bers of the two Houses appeared, were
qualified, and took their seats. Mr.. VIM.
E. Stevenson was elected President of the
Senate and Lee Roy Kramer Speaker Of
the House.
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RATIFICATION METTING.-Last evening a
small number Of our citizens repaired to the
Court House to hear and see what was
done. The nominations were "ratifed"
unanimously by pretty much the same
crowd by which they were made, with the
addition of few members of the Legisla-
turs. The opposition appear to be in a
hurry 10 ratify their nominations. The
Conservatives will ratify their ticket at the
polls on Monday next, with out the aid OF
the Legislature.
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CLEVELAND, Jan; ia violent stor m
of wind and snow began last night and con
tinues still. Snow from two to three feet
deep and badly drifted. The trains on all
ROADS abandoned and business suspended. -
The cold is not intense
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MlDNIaHT.--A severe snow storm pre-
vailing East has interrupted our communi-
cation. We are consequently unable to
obtain our usual report. OPERATOR.
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SUPREME CouRT.-The case Of VIM.
Douglass and wife as. Morris S. Feay and
wife was argued. S6s
James PAUL, Esq, presented petition
for superssdeas to judgment OF the
Lewis County Circuit Court in the case OF
the Exchange Bank Of Virginia against
Cookmans Il Co., which was granted.
Dan'l Lamb, Esq, presented petition
for supersedeas to a Judgment Of the
Circuit Court of Wood County in the case
of Mary Marsh against VIM. A. left,
which was granted. The Wood County
Circuit Court granted the complainant a
verdict of $4,000 damages against Tefft for
breach of marriage contract, to which
decision the defendant now appeals.
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Siege Of CharlestOn.

NEN YoRK, January IA Hilton Head
correspondent of the 18th states that few
vessels are moving out Of the harborT The
siege of Charleston Is temporarily suspend
ed, except by the fire of our gnns from
Morris Island, where sufficient force Is left
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Snow SroRM.-Early Yesterday morning
eur CITY wa, visited witha snow storm. and
our people awoke to find the streets, houses,
and sui r~unding hills covered with two or
three, inc es ofsnow. The storm is said to
have been quite severe and disastrous over
in Ohio The snow is said to have drifted
to the depth of several feet in many places.
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Harmony and Musical Composition.

an Tuesday, January 18th, and Friday, January
18th, at O'Clock in the afternoon, there will be
formed at my room Glass for instruction in thorough
Bass Harmony and Musical Composition. All those
desrous Of learning the Art and Science are invited to
attend.
Room over J. 8. Rhodes Store, entrance on Monroe
street. N. n. MORGAN.
Jan. IL
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Mr.. Eps7oa:--You VIII announce HENRY SHARE
As Candidate for the ofos Of Street Commissioner q
disohsreod fhs dutiea Of that once faithfully
jan4-t25 J I a MANY CIIlIENS.
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DELAYED.-The snow storm appears to
haveIinterfered with most of the railroads
leading to this City, consequently pass
engers, mails, ETC., were detained.
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Mr.. EDrron:-Please announce ANDREW LONG
ss a Candidate for Street Commissions. and obhge
jan2s* MANI foA1ho'
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ELECTION.

Mrssns, EproRs: Please announce JACOB M
BICK Ell as candidate for Mayor, and Oblige the
CONSERVATIVE CITIZENS.
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Mr.. Ed;ssr:-N Joseph Forsyth, our present worthy
Wharf Master win consent 70 b candidate Tor re-
election to sad oos, he viii reove the support oitne
;ons PRO BONO PUBLIC0.
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EprroR DAILY REoIsTER:-With many thanks to my
friends respectfully decline being candidate ior
Mayor. Pressure Of business would prevent ~ giving
thai attention. TO the duties of the Office which de-
msnds. A, J.swEtNEY.
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CITY CLERIC,
leave to offer myself to the eiti1ens OF Wneei.
ing as candidate for the oce Of City Clerk at the
next Charter election Very respectfully
ianlS~ -" H. T. FEENY.
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FOR CITY SERGEANT.

Mr.. EDITOR IL beg leave to announce myself as q
candidate for reelection to the office Of City Sergeant
OF thenext charter election.
Janis SMITH McDONALD'
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n0 nav rs bbl,. Extra Flint Hominy in store
'uVMINts For salebyT
'ss Maxwell cAN[PpsEtt : 3 s Hsia .'s:.:.
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ArxxASDks MecorRTsEr, Esq, will Be supported
for the Office Of Alderman, in the Fourth Mard az the
ensuing Charter Election. FOUkTd WAhp.
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Inauguration Of Gov. Curtin.
HARRlssuRe, Jan. 19.-Gov Curtin was
to-day, at IL o'clock, re-inaugurated Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania with grand and i'm.
posing ceremonies.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-20

Mr.. EprroR:.-Pleass announce JAMES BAGms as
the Union candidate for superintendent OF 'nS
Works.
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JOHN W. CUMMGNs.

yIyHE present efficient Superintendent Oh Water
IL Works will be candidate for reelection at the
coming charter election, janis
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roH MAYOR,

Ma Epstor Please announce Mr.. ANUhb" .:
SWEENEY as candidate for Mayor, OF the next
Charter Election, MANY Cf1LhN"
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Local and State News.
TO CAPITALISTS, '

RtlNG physically disabled from attending to active
- business, will under the recent sregulatops Of
the Treasury Department which may be obtained Of W.
z Meen, Superintendent ana Special Agent, Cincin-
nat, Ohio lease for q term Of years, the Dalmatia
plantation in Madison Parish, Louisiana. The estate
consists of over of the best cotton land the
usual produce Of the cultivated part being thousand
bales of cotton. steam gin house, with q saw mill
attached erected at cost Of overseers house.
negro houses residence with furniture barn. stables
eorn-crbs, cisterns with She'd poughs timber wheels
&c. will be found upon the estate. To fesponsible
party who can command the means, will afford an OPP
porunty for interest upon Investments rarely obtain
ed Letters for the next four weeks may be addressed
me, yicksburg, Mississippi care Of commandment of the
Post SHERRARD CLEMENS.
WHEELING, Jan. ls-lwe % : - -. ... - ~
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MASONIC NOTICE,

a SPECIAL communication of Wheeling Lodge No
IA l2sA Y. Masons, will be held at the Lodge Room
thus Wednesday evening for wo:k. h1 - A. As'
By direction of the w. M.
S. P. HILDRETH, Sec'y. Fl
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THE NEWS.
FaoM saUfHwisrERN VIRGINIA.

F2oh SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.
The LynCbbarg Rtpu6!ican of 26fh inst, ssys that
the e1smy occupied saltvie on Tuesday, the Goth
and held It, il 10 stated, antl Thursday, when they
rstrsatsd towards BriGtuL Va learn that the place
was held By about two hundred Reserves, under Col
Preston, the most Of waom escaped capture. The
works arc reported to DO but little damaged, ard va
understand that psrSons who have visited ihem since
tho occupation By the enemy, think they eau be put
In working order again by the lst Of February.
A large quHntitJ Of salt, already gotten Out, was
destroyed, and all the LuIldiIgd ct she place we're
burned Several pieces Of artillery we're also captured
BY them, but they got but little else Of any kld.
General Breckenridge, at the last aceoants, Was ai
SaitVie, preparing TO follow the enemy on their re-
treat. Beyond continued skrnshlug With their real
guard no further fighting has taken place than that
shsaSy reported.
4 gentleman who paissd over the srsil'osd from
BrIstOl to GAds sprIug alter the enemy advanced
says the bridges between thoss places are al bprue
tuG that the track Is uni u;Oa. -
TEE soIIIIas' DINsrs.
The following conn uuiestiGu sss received yester.
cay;
.HOUsI or RIPRESIHrAIITIs,
UlsrL's ONCE
Richmond, Dec. ~, 1864
W s Hleas, Esq: -.-.
bear sr- i .siossd please fad sl.4l0, contributed
BY the members Of the u. uss OF kspselsliiyss 10
the.' SJldieEs' D,Uner."
Toe House Was quite thin when this matter was
biz ght TO the alttuuln Of members. and EaDy had
previously Contributed 10 other parlieR
YsIy respectfully,
Your Obedisut servant,
i LAHlp,
Clerk House oi ksps.
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Present Aspects.

TIE county has had ample time to eIpend its grief
Up n what has been done, AID cannot be undone. 1;
is now tine to turn over the pas! to The years that
have gone before the Coed AID to sddEeds ourselves
to the pssoent and the fulnro. We have suffered dis
agters it "a true Bat that affords no reason why We
shouli not sol sbou. repairing them. The present is
somewhat overcast bu! the daIkeJt night 10 often fol-
loved by morning OF sunshine, and the blsokest
hour of uigbt is juot before the b:eak of cay.
On, reyerses sIe considerable. l. would DO folly
TO deny It Blu, 10 calamity is without! remedy TO q
peope determined lot TO b. cast down by misfortune.
Such cur people evidently ara; for they think no
more of submitting to-day than they did On the fret
day Of tue war. To a people thus disposed, it is
never very difficult to repair mischances even Though
ore serious than any which have yet oVsriaksn U.s.
We have had time nov to take full measure of our
difReullies We know the full extent of the dangers.
Oar peOplo have looked their situation calmly In tlre
face and thsy see nothing to despair of. While con-
6dinV in their own strong will aud determined pu,-
nose they hope everything from the future.
Va took occasion q few days since TO shoe that tho
resources of the county great 90 they have
eyer been-thst there could be no reason why the
- O.
orousiy as ever, unless It was to be found in the
decay Of ttepopular spirit sod courage. Thst there
he, been no such decay, We think Is evdsn; to the
least Observing, notwithstanding tho dsgracsul trars-
so,ions In the South. Taking It for granted that it
still sts, We maintain that cur situation "a better
than Il vas this time last yGartha! We are in Dossss
s.on of a greater extent of country than we than
hsld-thst our enemy ia more exhausted, and that
eyen afOr the loss of Hoods srny-which is not vat
atceIained to have been lost-our forces are s0unv
az strong, and equally IS determined not to be sub
duej.
But after ell, everything depends upon the people
as We have slrsady said. II they are determined to
submit there is nothing more to be said. But before
they como that determination, they ought to care.
fully consider the conseq uences Of submission. Thsy
lose from that moment, the character of freemen,
aud gil the rights and privileges appertanng to that
condition Of Iifs They become Vasaals-the varsals
of Yankees. They lose eVery particle of property
They become subordinate TO their own negroes Eve
rylhnE that was ar recorded of the horrors Of con.
quest will bs repeated hers with sIaggsration. Are
our p,ople prepared to endure such q condition of
lief We do not think they are. We think they
will prefer losing their lives on the field Of battle to
uroIouzpg them on such terms.
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respectfully recommend the rssssss ofan set pro.
vdhg shafs four per cont bonds and certificates re-.
efived under the eel Of 18th February, 1884, IA psy
ment Of ts1ss, shall be considered "a rsds' mad aud
BE- cancelled. and charged against any funds In the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Very respectfully,
g. 4. TRHHoLH,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Referred to the Committee on Finance and ordered
to be printed.
The currency bin from the House was referred to
the Committee on Finance.
Ga motion Of Mr. HILL, the Ssrsa resolved into
tecrst legislative session.
Alter short time spent therein, the doors were re-
oIsaGd. when, s:..
ga motion Of Mr., BARNWELL, the Senate ad.
Iourued
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Under tie influence Of duty yIei and
my ['u nave iesoVsd ~ Protest sssasI act.
aud doinss VI certain olhals 10 IA NeIuy the pom ~
UcIvb.r, ltG Lmet Mt s. fAIlaud In my neigh ~ o
~h Iad that lie rad asrs 10 purchase irs.s Ls
la hi1 dsGtioT tbs nss vi the soldiers III tho v on y
'ssbaIg w.a. aie you vi nss ~ asuy reply. do no,
Lnow said he us commissioners psice and If
yIu arc not s-sntd you eau have IL ",
r, said you can gel basi u o1 that Dur, o.,
"s:nd nap on tomorow, sid he. an noias p,ey,uIs"
OSlng circumstances beyond my control did no, sen
up la lew daya treasI heard st Tho braady not
bSen purchased or Tho sOidi ~ The trenches
aIs TOE pos hIed whcI dissatisfied saw NJ saiu
10 Farisnd wi.hsa LIN to ~ ~ 81,
y brandy M' ssunaers promised So GA ss;ar-
day the 10th OF November NJ sader came 10 NV viii
military guard Of four men, armed inc lns following
.eIter " wa
"EssEI COUNTY, ETArso yl1s MA.
,X Gsoygs Ramsey:
cur am au,ho By ,hs chief eOumissary ofthe state Of
vnHa ia portion Of the pas o'iH oa TWO
barrels sple brandy, ~ blank pos which you Te
app. brandy spoken pay mi OF the
in uonfeaess m1nsy ten dOsrS per gaou-tae price
ysmter ehOud ou ec to tho price of.red the whole sui
sct can referred arbitration Tor DC sea provided In
the 5th section CT the law ZsfAsLASD,
Orchard ssunders v hire or impress ansportsen from
Mr. GeoTgt Ramsey Tor the Two barrels OF brsndy to Dunn
Vile. rs FAslAso, Captain and ACs.
remsikedto Mr. ssundee that thought had better cot
act too hastily in the matter uvt wish TO violate The
ARD hoped Il ne would not lie IeasiEed that he Knew
nothing hs law that be was acting under orders thea
eou .s1ea him TO say at Dunns,e ON
The following Mord, which he promised TO d. left on
aondsy r.psed " Dunnsve Mr rasnd failed 10 meet me
hS-s In short time Mr. Esunders cam. and taa he
malsge ram Mr. Parand 10. me- 10 the effect ina, nn.,
braoy at DapusySe next morpitg q: Eoich no,rsv
10 do sesi mat would yield
10 The buSdy until was Impressed arbtraea md
ppSs for
10 h right TO impress had never made that is,ue
With him; but ee with e law he
soald ge the brandy under ot dnstsnces
ON Inc next Monday the saupders came 10 nv
h.uIe with OF -four remarked that be
rad orders to my brandy Ny reply was that did moi
Intend 20 be robbie he hsyu 10 force
INV DOORS should defend myself piled that he
had no orders force and bring
NJ Ia land At the same time he sad to LIEUT. 81
the armed force Impress Eamsey wagon ana team
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-28

THR CITY.

YATEEI EoyILs.-Ths abominabls Yankee publ
cations to which Se referred the other day having
been advertised for sale by a.rsspsctable auction
heule Of this city, sent to them to be dr osed oil
By the Confederate GutAOritiss, with 10. of other
oondlcaed properly proceeds 10 be paid into the
Confederate treasury Coming from such source,
1t 10 not turprsing thst the I'm in question Ito whom
we YOU'D nj do the sllgtt,s! iDiustc) should have
received the consignment and th3rsd them for sale
bat 1t is little surprslr that respectable hook
dealer of this Sity" has, informed purchased
lbs sntirs lot of novels 10 be rOailed doubt, and
disseminated throw ghout the country.
Very WE'LL II the Confederate authorities" and
Respectable book dsslsrs think It 10 best for the
public veal that our youh should be iamliaissd with
The memoirs OF highWsymsn aud dsspsradoss. lot them
pfoOssd. We only hope that our ohicisls will not
capture and eonhscals any consignments Of Paul de
KGcks works, les! The necessities OF te Treasury may
impsl some official TO sell rather than destroy ths
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TELEGRAPHIC.
IMPORTANTFROM WILMINGTON
RE-EMBARKATION OF THE ENEMY.

The following despatch WAS received by the Pfssi-
dent yesterday:
WILMINGTON,
Dso. "a, 1865 Pm.
HIS ErcslIsney. the President of the Confederate
STATES:
The enemy has .reembarked under cover OF bis
,e bis movement s not yet dsvet ped. have visited
Fort Fisher aud fud the damage sl'gdt, except The
buIldings1ot necessary for defence. Oily two.guns
disabled. The marks remaining indicate that the
ombaidmsnt was very heavy.
Aejor GsneIal Whiting, commanding the defsuoes
at the mouth OF the river, Colonel Lamb command
ng the Fort, and the officers and men con posing the
garrison deserve especial comm. ndaton Tor tho gal.
antIy, efficiency and fortitrds displayed under very
trying circumstances.
tigned) BaAI7os BaAao.
A DAT or two will determine whether this move is
prompted by the discovery tina. Wilui ngton is.iu =
pregl able, or whether In fact the denomination there
Wss not russ and ,hs real sssaliis to be deliver
cd elsewhere. With the little information before us
Ne cInnot sssums to exprssa al opiaiop. We infsr
tom the language ohs despatch TIA. General Bisse
is himself 10 doubt.
PRESS DIspAIGH
WILMINGTON, Dso 27.-An prnOi.l despatch dated
al n. NJ 10 day, says that the enemy evacuated Bat
tsIy Anderson aud rs- embarked.
Fort Fisher is uln jursd, and immsdiat, danger 10
Of an end.