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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-23

eCARY-The Lincoln Government ID afraid
to follow up the action of the House Of Repre-
sentatives on the Mexican question. A late
Washington dispatch says: "The Senate COM
mittee on Foreign Affairs to-day had under COL
siderAtion the House joint resolution in regard
to the Mexican question. The committee, in ac-
cordsnce with the wishes Of the Administration,
determined to defer action for the present upon
this and ell other similar propositions relating
to legislAsiOn on the question Of our foreign re-
lAtions. This kills the matter"
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A TRAITOR "COME TO RIEF"-Among
the news items in late Northern paper, we
note the arrest of W. W. Alexander, Of Madi.
son county, Ala, charged with violating bis
oath of amnesty and assault upon a negro with
intent to kill He had his oath in his pocket
whom arrested. He has been sent to Nashville to
be tried, and the evidence Of the negro against
him is to be recognized By the military commits
sioner. The writer adds that hundreds of such
cases have occurred since the farce Of making
people swear what they do not feel, began.
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The retail prizes per set IN the Broadway and BOwsry
stores Is sevsntyhve cents The wholesale prices
not less than five dollars per dozen sets
Ladies' collars and cuffs with lRee'work upon them,
but equally hne linen upon which the operator can
thirty nine per day. receiving ten cents
DOZEN sets End completing five setG Ia fourteen hour
The thread costing her eleven esntS
An army blouse. well made on the sewing machine,
with over six thousand stitches four hundred button
These blouses are short, jacketIks eoats, made of
blue flannel lined throughout pressed and finished for
which the working woman receives lUeniythree csnts
out Of which she pays for the thread good operator
make two In one day. Some complete three
with the assistance Of baister
Fsacy flannel Zouave shirt with vest front very bean.
italy made. containing about hfteen hundred machine
stitehea and eight button holes. etc
The woman who made this shirt Is the wife Of sol
disr IN the army, who obliged TO do anything
for her own ehiidrens support until the last few
months She stated that hsr husband had been . ses
captain for ny years. bat had enlisted IN the army
th the expectation Of bsing transferred TO the navy,
where he would receive better pay, but being dsap-
pointed In tbs she hsd been compelled 10 seek employ
rnent to assist in maintaining herself and toar ch
dren The price Ehs received for making this shirt
twelve She stated that with assistance
in Blasting. she could complete thrss q day with
mschins. By haud shs could not complste more than
one.
ladies' robe skirt, front containing ssvsnty-twO
yards Of mschinestitched tueks, upwards Of twenty
six Thousand fine stitches. evenly done.
The vorkngwomAn stated that abe received for this
work cent per ykrd and that by constant APplcs
tiOn she able TO thirty cents per day The
work s troublesome requiring Blasting and marking o.
the tuoks. The work was very neatly done.
An army blouse for officers, and ssck-csst made Of
blue flannel, machine. The seams aH double,
sleeves lined has three pOekets double stitched sxeesd
ingy well made seven thousand Stitches three button
holes and nine buttons Requires double baistng before
being sewed
takes woman ten hours Of hard labor to compists
and press this garment for which ahe rsosives hry
Eve cents. The woman who made Is stated tina she
could not than dollars and hfty cents pei
week, account OF fl health She thought a healthy
woman might earn one dollar per week more.
A fancy flannel shirt, well made on a machine, m
teen hundred stitches six butt oholes and but
IONS doubestltehed wristbands, bands and suBssts.
This article made for eight cents, ana Ia sold IN
the gentemsns furnishing foE two dollars and
ffsy cents. Tke cost Of material is:
Two Apda bali yards Of flannel g. 4oo...... 81 90
Labor and thread. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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r The directors Of the South Csrolina rail-
road kRVe adopted resolution to pass the Off
GERS Of and all supplies for, the wayside home
At Branchyills, free.
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Hon J. L. N CURRY-Ws learn that this
popular orator (Of AlAbHms) is to speak TO-
night, st Dr.. BRASTLY's church, upon the sub
jsct of Amy missions. The meeting cOmmsn-
css at eight o'clock.
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~ The town council of GreenvilIs, s. c.,
has placed all male white citizens in one COM
psny, as police or patrol guard.
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" O L. Psase, of the Naval Iron Works, at
Georgia, has established knitting
needle factory IL that city, and has turned out
sixty thousand sets.
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W r. YENABLE.-The habitues of Fulton
superior count viii fad Mr.. VsnAbIs, the clerk,
ons Of the prompsest and most attentive Of men
to his dusies. A good clsrk is truly invaluable.
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K A new paper has been started in Raleigh,
n. 6, called the Daily COHseTuatioe. It is
edited by John D HymAn, Esq and supports
Gov. Vance for reelection.
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Y The residence of Hon John NJ Q aeen, of
s c., at Mineral Spring, Marlboro district, to-
getber with the furniture, was consumed by fire
on the I6sh instant.
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x Joseph Jackson, Esq, of Richmond, Va,
relative, it is said of StonewaI Jackson, has
been appointed by Gov. Smith, record agent for
thai Ssate
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= Capt. J. C. Mitchell, son CT the Irish ex-
lie, John Mitchell, is in command of Fort Sum-
ter, at present, during the temporary absence of
Lieut. Col Stephen Elliott.
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q Dr. LABorde Is to deliver lectures in
South Carolina for the benefit of the Central
Association, on the life and character of Hon.
John Bs.ton OEesll.
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= Dr.. R. W GiBbes, of Columbia, s. c.,
proposes to give $1,000 towards establishing a
wAyside home at Brsnehville.
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n Private Pilkinton, of company F, 18th
Georgia regiment, had his collar bone broken at
plsy, in Virginia
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T ELE GRAPHIC.
Reports of the Press AssooiatiOu.

Entered according 70 act o Congress In the year 1853
BY J. s. THRAsHER, 10 the Clerks ofdcs Of the Dis-
tric Court Of the Confedsrsts States fsr the North
ern Diz.rlct Of Georgia.
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DECLINE N GOLD Under The iRaasscs Of
the news froR the North on Saturday, gold de-
eiined in this city to S22 for one. At this rate.
the news Of this morning ought 70 bring lt
down 70 S2l.-RichROHd EzamiRer, I5lk
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- One hundred and two deserters, arrested
in Jones county, Mississippi, arrived at Mobile
on the 18th instant.
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E 1t is rumored that Brig Gen. Z s. Rip
ley, at Charleston, S. c., will soon be made e
msjor general
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y The mayor, aldermen and common coun-
ell of Mobile have been exempted from the Op'
Grafton of the conscript act.
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u Horse thieves are committing great dep
relations in the mountain districts Of South
Carolina
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= The Messrs. Fisher, at Lynchburg, Va,
are making percussion caps, army and sport
ing.
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n ] Il. Merry, Esq, an old and prOminsnt
citizen Of Columbus, Ga, died in that city on
Wednesday, last.
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- Bishop Timon, Of Buffalo. snuouncss oflclsIly
in hs organ CHE western New YoFk Oathole) tat NJ
.kenian Broihsrs' cannot mafch IN procession vita
Catholic seestlos, take part le CaihoIc rites and
holy saeFiassA
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~ Two thousand Yankees passed through
Augusta last week, en- EOuts fEem Danville, Va,
to AndeEsenville, Ga.
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Y DR.. W. G. semple has been appointed
surgeon to the Libby prison at Richmond.
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EXTRACT,

HEADQUARTERS Army OF TESSEssEE,
Dalton, Ca, April 18Th, Is6f
Special 0rssrs Ne. Ic2l
Z. At the rsq1sss Of the Chief ousrtsrnastsr,
Major J. BLUE Eo0RE, Assistant Chisf ouErtermss.
ter Is sspesizly charged with the coIeslion, ship
1sut and supply Of forage fer the Army OF Tsnnss-
zee. An onesu ard Egents now upos the sbovs duty
By orasr fcom these Hssdquzr viii report to Major
Moore.
By command OF Gen. JoBSsTos.
KNLOCH FALCONER,
EHjor J RLUE EOoRE A. a General
ASst Chief QuArtermsstsr, Army Of Tennessee.
lnf
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kr man named Phelps, who disd ct Salem,
I,opdon county, Connsetieut, recently, BY hls
o,,n soreeuent, ssid bis body TO a surgeon IN
RostoS for one thousand dollars, the money %
~ sppropriatsd 70 the use Of his widowed
mother, and his body 70 purposes OF seientlhG
inveatigaEion. His death was produced by an
enormous tumor growing upon his back, larger
fhan bushel basket, and apparently nearly
ons hundred pounds in weight. Il had bee1i
growing Tor eight years.
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FAYETTEyILLE, n. O., April p -Gsv. Vance spoke
here today 70 Al immense aadienes Ths whole square
Was crowded with ladiss and gentlemen In his speech
be showed that hs had been ia advance of Governor
B.own or Mr Stephens in opposition 70 the bill sus-
pending the Wit Of habeas c1rpuA He read letter
addressed Presidsat DAVIS protesting agAinSt the pas
sage Of the bin and also said that be h letters Of
the same tenor to Senators and members Of Congress-
He said that be dad take strong position against
the bin in bis WikssbAIrs speech, because be went
there TO slay an excitement among the people and pre-
vent bloodshsd That he did not take strong grounds
against the bsl the meeting Of the Legslaturs In
Nay last was an evidence that he for psaes. He
had written ths Presidents ia December LAT urging
mea ures 10 be taken 70 close the By negotiation
He paid handsome tribute 70 Vios p sdsnt Stephens
nd showed that Mr. Holden nos tbs SANE Pat-
form h him with Governor Brown He ssii that
convention Of any OF the States looking Esparsta
State action would be unfortunate iniusleous sndun-
harmonious in its results; the only remedy now was
uh the people and their representatives.. He Esid he
had invited Holden meet him before the people By
appointment but Hsdsa had declined because he was
a candidate prirciple.
The speech was well received, and grsat snihusiaan1
vaa exhibited BY the people during isI delivery.
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SIOO REWARD!

DAN AWAY from the subscribers a. Csbsba, on
10 the nieEE Of the As-A uii1o, the BOY, AAII'
1Ssa a5out taeuty yesrs, vi very little board
dSrk copper color has small OF his left clerk
1aussf from = recent aOl. Re peaks quickly when
sookeu o. sna is very intelligent. lac boy is sup
11osed 70 have lsft CShGha with cns biliAms and 20
bsve left Selma On The Southern kepUbie her Up
trip o. Wednesday, 30th ut
Ill svs ths above reward for the delivery Of said
negro OF lodged IN aEy jail where Ne c.n SGT han.
RRHAZEA ALE MUOBE
Cshaba,
.,1s oat Dallas OOuniy Ala
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Found,

4 BoUP two Wsek's sso, LADHb BhkAs .,il'l ~,
- .hioh he sEnor can sst'st this oHiee - pseS1Df
"a psyiag for his advertisements
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TIE"

"s4R q q " TIE"
Hoop Iron BandS--Patented-r
Substitute for Rope in
BaIing Cotton!
Costs lsss-is pun fzssr-hOlds the bale twenty to
tHsrtF avs per cent. smaller than rope and viii rot
rot Adjusted to any sizs Of bales as quickly as rope
Painted and put up In the most convenient packages
for transportation the relative baIk beDg maeh Less
than that Of rope.
A Suppiy slssys on hsad, FOR which orders FOR any
quantity viii be promptly filed End further informa-
ton given app iestion 20
g. THORBURE,
Price IN Bermudsl Wilmington \. O., or
6 ets per lb. ". I. CAMPBELL,
snIe I'm ST Georges BsrmudR
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The .UessspEsis Daily appeal.
Mal Carriers, Brigade and RssmentAl News a gsnts,
win be supplied Sc herstofoFs with Daily Papers At
eighteen 70 twenty esBts-slEo daily Pspsrs ST the
oJunter S+ twenty I've cents
A large edition Of tks APPEAL rsesivsd every day.
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RkGs RANTEn.

The highest market prics, either in money
OF subscription, VII be paid for clean cettOn
or linen rsgs, white or eoIersd, delivered st the
APPEAL e0unting-rOom, Atlanta.
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CO-PARTNERSKIP.
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

.EOH.F' y. KING s. co,
GEHERAL CoMKISBION hERCHASTs near
&7r NorcroEE' corner, karisits street Atsn.aI ga
III attend peFsoDaIly end promptly = al oiasTs Aaa
-, -ignr5erts entrusted % fheir care alhzo 2Ea
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may a. well starve without work &c 10 work and
Etarvs at the same tims" An ing TRY revealed the
fact that the wealthy arm who employed hsr paid i've
and half per psir for these drawers; Of which
she could make two pair per day, reEaFkng; "H
gs to bed about daylight and sleep two or three hours
A hsvsrsack pocket, made by hand containing up.
wards Of six hundred stitches and three button holes
two yards of sewing. -
This article was made by 4 woman who supuorted
her sick husband ard four ts children Each pocket
required oe hours faithful labor and thO comneasa
ton received was cns and fourth cents twelve
and half conts for ten hours work. She furnished
the thread
coarse flannel army Shirt large sizs made By hand
sewing. Collar, wristbands eud guEssts, put with
double rows Of stitching ali round. The seams all
feed three button hoIss buttons and stays requiring
upwardOf sUo thousand ,stitehes
The woInsn who male this garment was sixty years
Of sge and toe deaf to TO the for order She
hss worked thsso shirts Hinoe the broke out
ceiving seven cents eaclT--0ne OF them being good
days work for hsr. Younger women might make two,
oTperhapG three In twelve hourH furnishing thsir own
=; us old soy oSeupioa' VIE snoiher woman,
damp dsrk basement. where she strained her eyes In
the dsytrae, and sswed by the light Of neIgbbors
lamp during the evening. At the esd Of the week her
net earnings, after paying for needles and thread
amounted to thirty.nins cents In currency
knapssek- army work-An srticls msde Of strong,
coarse linen sewed up with two thousand ave hundred
cosrss atehea entirely by hand making eighteen sod
seams These knapsaekB afterwards Pzintsd, var
nished, aud trimmed by male workmsn, who complete
them for she s0ldsrg -
Three Of thess kuspsaeks can Be finished In ous day
by an ordinarily good HeamEtress, working from six
o'clock 10 the morning, and quitting about eleven n
The operators fernish the thread receive for each
eompletea Erties and half cents or TWENTY-FIVE
and a half esniE for the days work.
tine Fhits cotton shirt, with q hne linen p.aIied
bosom nicely stitched and well made throughout con-
tanning eleVen thousand I've hundred sewing machine
stitches, SIX button holes, ieed seams, etc. etc
Two Of these shirts hnshsd each dsy by the opsr
stoT, who employs nearly every Of her time,
mos her own hresd and receives for the gsrments six
teen eents each or thirty-tWo cents for more than
twelve hours labor These shirts sell for three dollars
n tha rafR all
Their total the employer may be summed MP az
follOVza.
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more common white shirt with pisied muslin bo-
ss collar and wristbands, containing eight tho sand
stitches tiK button holes, c Ths stitching Il done
eoarsely the sewing machine.
TheAo shirts are ceihy worn By working their
Sunday shirt. They well made and ssrviceable ar.
tieeE Three completed In day BY the operator,
who buys the thread aud receives from her employer
eight cents for each shirt These garments generally
sell for dollar and twenty five eenta costing fol-
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RIaCR TEL. ETC.

A. Retail Only.
Ss@eAo'H 49, S0 Madeira Wine,
E4e ON Fine Havana CigArH.
r. COBRA,
Rear Of The Atlanta Hotel,
Dacat1r street,
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From Eurspe-The Daao-assrman war.

GoPESHAGEE, Monday, March q AT 3 o'clock this
morning the enemy attempted 10 surprise position
Dybool BE penssrated between two OF our trenches
but Tepulsea TO his rnner position The engage
ment lasted i've hours The conaiet extended sIo1g
the whole line Oar iroo clad took effective part Ia
tbs contest It Is Ennounosd from the north OF Sehies
wig that the Prussiaus In JUtisni moving ssuth-
ward
sooNDERRoRG, Monday, March %. 10 A. H.-Tbis
morning al o'clock attack made on Bastion G.
and on the whole Dybool lines. The Prussiaus were
thrice repulsed At last the Pussisns refused 70 obey
the command Of their officers TO advance The Rolf.
kTaks fired the Prussiaus' right from WenInsng.
brard Tbs engagement lasted seven hours. The can
uonsde continues One hundred Oa,a. are E5ii.d -
TWO wounded twenty-five PruHfsa prisoners have
been tskez. Only four Danish regiasniG were en-.
gagged
From the London Star, March 25l
The fire Of the Prussian batteries at Duposl ia d.
seri5ed terrible and IL fcaresy Interrupted for more
than quarter Of hour, TO af,erward begin again
with fresh fury. The prcjaetes have killed some Dan
sh officers and soldiers, but have done little iojury TO
the lutrenehmens The Danes hsve rssstabIshed their
batteries slong he Vsmmingbund, where, In spite OF
the FIRE of the Prussians theV maintain with
a Rrmness which rsRacsS the highest honor on thsr
courage. The shots from the Prusssn batteries fre
quenily reach sl fer the island of AlsE they have
is, however totally nofsnsvs Danish flag Of truce
sent the Prussisn hsadquArtsrs to ask whether
she enemy intended to destroy the town and, if that
were she case, TO dsmsnd tins to remove the wounded
and the women and childrsn. The Pruzisus replied
that they were not hrins The town. but could
guarantee that the prUjectes would fall on t. The
inhabitants have therefore, taken refuge At Odsusse
where they hzFe met with thu kindsst reception
The Eege ofFredeneia EeTen less advanced than that
Of DUppsL The bonbardmsni listed two days with
interruption. TIE PruEsians attacked tte left Of
the ntrenchnents and the Austrians eannOnaied the
rght, MsrEha WrHEgei himself directing the lombard
ent The artillery Of both the Invading nations have
shown much skLl and prsciEion. Tnsy drsd about
loo shots Day The place scarcely returned the -e
At last the firing ceased. and dag Of truce sent to
the commandant surrender which he Refused
in very decided terms. The allies then abandoned their
positions. and retired out Of gunshot Of the place The
country st covered with snow and ths roads are 50
bad that there Is great difficulty in supplying ths parks
of artillery It is that circumstance which most prob
ably has Induced the Ausro- PrusiAns proVisonsy to
interrupt the siege Of Fredsreis The resistanee Of
Duppel being prolonged, Msrsha WfanEel cannot sx-
pose himself TO the risk Of being In want OF smmuni
tion.
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From ihe RapidaH.

ORANGE C. H, April 22.-OossfyEsioas made from
Clarke mountain disclose no ehangs in the Fsderas
eampa
Il is reported tie enemy viii begin to-day moving aP
their resr and preparing 70 advance.
There Il nothing going in front, and indi.
tions Of an immsdists advancs
The rosds have died hard and ths weather Is bsEu
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ORAEsE c. h, April 22-Ths New York Herald of
the 10Th has been received.
1t contains account Of the ShrsYeport affair. Is
reports the YANKEES loss thOuss1d, and says the
Yankee cavalry were completely routsd Il also says
The fall news has been suppressed at Ne" Orleans.
Gold was at ia and ths narkss represented very
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A large size linen duEtsr, beautifully aads ons sew
ing machine Ten yards Of seams felled and neatly
sewed With 99 stitches four button hoes three poe
cts, etc.
These linen coats manufactured 10 tbs best man
nsr for first class gentemzn's clothing store. The
operator receives twenty-five cents for hsrlabor which
sum sso pays for the thread and pressing. Two cannot
Be finished in day. They sell fer thee dollars and
fifty cents and probably cost the dealer less than
dollars.
Ladies' collars and cufs containing 700 fms sewing
stitches the outer edge being oEnamented with inssr
ton Of vBTi0us colOured trimmings.
These articles Of ladies' wearing apparel madefor
tWentTono cent? per dozen set consstiug Of the
collar and two cuffs. Three dozen sets made per
day BY good operator working early and late. The
thread Il paid for BY the women who takes oit ths work
dozen sets will cost as follows:
One yard of 90 eents
one yard OF musiin. 20
Fourteen yards Of trimming ct cents per
9Atu 1ttE
Labor and thread. 81
Iotel eOst----ss s.ss..sss"ss......--SSs SSso
nri@a in Rroadxvav Florvar-
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RfCHHOND, April 22--Ths Sseoad occupation o. Fa-
dueah BY ne CoRfederstes proved raid for plum
der, by two hundred men They took away > number
Of horses and eoasidsrsbls piundsr.
Sessra Of the guns captured by Forrest st Fort PHI
low were 81 ksd before falling nsO his hands.
A letter from Hon JOAa IL Mason to Gov. Smith,
states requiIs for the q Stone
wall Jaeksan has bsen raised BY lie Enslilh AssOcia.
foa.
The OutItandiHg amount q treasury notes aYss Aad
Is about ssveaty millions Of dollars.
The clerks ia tbs tirst AUDITORS bureGE packing
up he books and pspers preparatory FOR removal
Montgomery nsxt week.
II Is believed now that aPpahsnnoek Port Royal
win be ths base Of Burnside movements against Rich
n0nd.
The orders FOR the removal Of The second auditors
bureau TO Montgomery soUntsFmanded thil morn
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4. ". .sCTOE,

News AEsuf lsr Ihs ArzY Of Tenzess,
aEn ncrr-p rnP
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Large ManI Of Prisonars.

Brig Gen. Russsl. who commanded The pest a. Ply
mouth, twice summoned TO surrsndsr bat refused
to comply when the Coufsdsrstss charged and gained
TIE inner wo-ss when the Yankees threw down their
arms.
TIE number captured now reported ct 9 ysElu.
sivs of the nsgr0eS
Among The guns taken Is = TWO hundred Poundsr.
salt Works Destroyed
wILMISsToN April 2a-About Ons hundred ana
fl Yankees landed last night from river b0atS a. Ma
sonboro sound, and partially destroyed the salt WORKS.
They also carried Of fsryssTsn operatives al whites.
DepredatfonS Ga ihe RaPpakRanosk.
RICHMOND, April 22-Ths Yankee yunboats have
lea the Rzppahsnn0ck river. Before leaving thrse
hundred men were landed BoulHsrts wharf and de-
stroysd five hundred bushsls Of corn, and burned =
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