The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-07

desultory skirmishinS tpHdnued,n ":' Spin
SIEGE MArrERs-1hRgE iHGSskRDAybyl
FIFTr-SIxTH DAY--Thiny -AvozhOts Esbeel
fired at the city during, ,&Aarl2t OhsgfH 10
ending o'clock, Friday evening .AAls
lively cannonading between our Batteries
on Sullivan's and Jamess islands, sid "
Batteries Gregg and Wagner tS6k nphexqs
Friday morning, lasting abGvtitwo oheufa +"
There is no change to pOrtliHJhadi
feet. r. .l.,,y, ,,.,
the 4,h of July, no paper viii sbe issuetfn
from this Office on Tuesday. Adaeftiee4soi
will take notice. ! b9toY bGE
The Courier of July lst repefts s,list >
of five wounded from our shellins Castle 10
Pinckney the day previous. =" 80
A WISE ORDER.-Gen. S. D. Lag frnl
command of the department of AlaBanaa,11
Mississippi, and East Louisiana, habepl9T
dered that no officer, without express t0EJoa
ders from his headquarters, shall destI9X ;.
any railroad OF stock thereon, unless tie
same is in the use and possession of thh"
enemy. lido
MARIETTA, June 29.-Unusual quietia
prevailed along the line to-day; the ene1n
my being permitted 10 bury their fast pu- :.
trifying dead.
As the facts of Gen. Hardee's great ?
victory are brought to light, they prove '
that it was at first much underated The
enemy admit loss Of l,500 in front of
Cleburnes division. and loss in killed in
front OF that division and Cheatham's of
S55. Five hundred ambulances were
counted yesterday from the summit of
Kennesaw Mountain, transporting their
wounded to Big Shanty from the front Of
Gen. Hardee's corps. Their loss along
the line of this corps is estimated at 1000,
and about the same number in front Of
Gen. Losing's corps.
The Yankee Generals McCook and
Harker were certainly killed.
GoLDsBoRo', n. c., June 29.-On Mon
day, raiding party Of Yankees or tories,
under Col. Wisk, three hundred to four
hundred strong, entered Morgantown at
the head of the western and North Caro-
lima Railroad, and captured some reserves,
robbed the bank and destroyed train Of
cars. The bank is supposed tc have had
large sum of money on hand. The
raiders are said to have come from East
Tennessee.
The Kantz raiders have gone to Grant,
having crossed the Petersburg and Wei.
don Railroad near Belifeld.
CHARLOTTE, n. G., June 29.-The latest
advices from Morgantown states that the
Yankee raiders are in possession of that
place. No advance had been made by
them. - -
An ample force has gone to check and
capture the raiders, who comprise four
companies of deserters and tories.
The YANKEES IN FLoRIDA.-The Lake
City Columbia of the 23d says: The enc
my have again landed at Green Cove
Spring, and taken prisoner Capt. Henry
Henderson and Mr.. George Clinch. They
have ordered number of families beyond
the lines, in other words into the woods
without shelter or provision. They cap
tured quantity of sugar belonging to
the Confederacy which was stored there.
Our friend, Paul Arnon, collector of the
Port of ST.. Augustine who has resided
there for some time, was compelled to
flee with his family. He arrived in Lake
City yesterday.
SEND Rose LEAvEs.-Surgeon ]. j.
Chisolm, Medical Purveyor at Columbia,
s. G., has requested the papers to ask
contributions of rose, leaves from the la
dies of the Confederacy. All the blue
pill required for the army has been from
last summers contributions, and the Me-
djcal Denartment wOuld he apain under