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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

DG0PING yHJT, CEMENT AND ALI, EINns
~ Wrapping Paper r fale By JOHN G. Gam.
f8R 37s street. near 18th
N. =. h gh.at cash pricss paid for Old Books.
Nesspaprrs Rags, and oil kinds Of Paper Stock.
Ga f-l In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10
By GREEN Il wILLIAMs. Auctioneers.

DS unEEN q WILLIAMS. AuctlOneerS,
HAEDsCME THBEf-ST0KY BRICK HOUSE
IL AND LoT. on SOUTH III sTREET. BETWEEN Az
md ETB sTsEETS WEST, Ar AUCEoS.-On Wk0
kESDhY the 18th il slant SD All cell in front of
tie premises at O'Clock pm. handsome three.
story Brek Builc ing with Brick stable in the
AID all other Ont houses, and nearly new, aud the
Lot aich i star DIS being Lot No 81. in square
No. SO This PFC periy ID hahdsomsly locst,1 on
south NJ street bst. Four and a-hslf and Sixth
streets leland
Terms; One third cash; balance In 6, Il, and Il
morths for notes bearing interest. deed given
and de ed of trust taken al conveyance, inc,ud-
ips revenue ttanps. st cest of purchaser
fe5 GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auots.
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BY GREEN & WILLIAM. Auctonssrs;
TTNHkEE GOCD MICH COWS AT AUoTIVn;-
L 0E SATURDAY. 18th Inst, re snSu sen as The
Hores Market, on 9Th street, 81 10 o Sockse: n
fan st GREEN e WILLIAMe, Ausls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

EOR sALB-Three Two story Frame HOUSES,
L situated on 25d street, betWeen and r; salts
factory TeafoDs given for reliing. For furthsc
particulars, en- lEire On II premises.
fe 6 j. EILAY.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
Effect of EthCridge'S Speeches.

We have already stated that Emerson
Etheridge the wouIdbc disfranchiser Of
Maryland, was haTanging the people Of
Southern Illinois in behalf Of copperhead-
ism What the effect of his speeches is
may be seen from the following passage
which occurs in a letter to the ST. Louis
Democrat, from Springfield Illinois
EMERSON ErHERpGE sTUMpING IT IN ILLINOIS.
This tWn-coat and traitor is now stump
ing this State to help the notorious Josh.
Allen to Congress, Ho made a speech at
Carboudalc, in Aliens district. few days
since, denouncing Lincoln, and devoting
himself especially to the abuse of that
honest patriot, Andrew Johnson, Of Ten
nessec. The meeting had such proper
appreciation of Emersons speech and mo-
tives, that at its close it gave three rousing
cheer for Lincoln and Johnson In the last
Congress Ethcrdge sold out TO the Copper
heads for the office of Clerk OF the House,
but failed to get his pay. He is no doubt
working on the old contract
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
Knoxville, Wednesday, Aug. ", 1864.
Thieves i'm Counsel !

Our readers have seen the account Of u
meeting Of back door dipomatist, at Mag
ara Falls, who attempted oro-cousuuct the
Onion. orso negotiate as chat Justice should
be done to the South The leading spirits
were a trio Of thieves, more dcspicobc
than any in u New York pcnitcntary.-
George N. Sanders stole thirty thousand
dollars in his naval agency in New York.
under Il Democratic President Tucker
stole eighty thousand dollars in the Liver
pool Consulate under Democratic rule
Thompson stole eighthuudrcd thousand dol
lars in the department of thcIu,orior, under
the piom Administration of Buchanan
They ought to have had Benjamin there
who was ciucat@ to stealing. by robbing
the trunks Of his college mates when II boy
jeff Davis, the great repudiator Of Mi>si,-
Sippi Bonds, ought TO have presided az
chairman, aud then the thciymg orgmrm-
ton would have been completes
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

THE plaintiff ON affidavit, says the defendant j.
indebted 90 him and SO abscoud- that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon him, having
obtained au original attachment against the estate
of the defendant made rcturnoblc before John j
IIudgcons q Justice of the Peace for Bluut county
and the same having been levied ON his property
1t !, ordered by said Justice that the defendant ap-
pear before him at bis office in Blouut county on the
22ui day of December next or il will be pro
cccdod with cN parte. II is further ordered that
this notice be published for four successive weeks
in the Kuoo1N wing.
JOHN j. HUDGEONS, J.P.
uuglO 40 pf So
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
The Burning of Gov. Letcher's House.

From inquiries made in quarters likely to
be well informed, we are enabled to state
that Gov. Lctcher tells the truth about the
burning Of his house, but does not tell "thc
whole truth. On Gen. Hunters arrival
in Lexington there was no more disposition
to inurc Mr. Lctchcr's hose than any OF
the other ten thousand houses Of the seccs-
sionists which had been quietly passed, and
even protected, on the march up the She
nandoah Valley. But-and this is the ma
tcrial point, which the Governor in his let.
ter omits-two days after the Union forces
had arrived in Lexington, u proclamation
was found in GOV. Letchcrs own handwrit-
ing. and dated three days previously y, call
ing on the inhabitants to arise en- mdSSG and
"bushwhack" the vandal invaders Now
bushwhacking is Il practice not recognized
by the laws of war, and bushwhackers are
hung whenever caught within the Union
lines On this point Gems. Grant, Rosen-
Grams, lIalleck DR.. Lieber, and all other
military authorities are agreed. Governor
Lctcher, Immediately after writing his proc
amation, absconded. and his house was
then ordered to be burned, as it is the uni
vcrsal custom with the houses of all bush
whacking assassins. This is "thc whole
truth about the matter, and is commended
to the attention of all who have read Gov
Lctchcr's card Until the rebels can prov,
that the Governor of Maryland issued Q
similar proclamation, the so-called ''retala
tory burning Of his house will be properly
amendablc to those censures of barbarisn
SO freely lavished on Gen. Hunters act
", Y Herald.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
Attachment.

Pdr| ArllWYrS DdUtd layior.
THE plaintiff on affidavit SAYS the defendant is
indebted to him and So uh-conds that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon him, having
obtained ou original attachment against the estate
OF. the defendant, made rcturnublc before John J.
liudgcou- aJu-tlce of the Peace for Blount county
and the same having been levied on his property
Il is ordered by said Justice that the defendant ap-
pear before him at his office in Blount county on
the 9th day Of December next or it WIN be
proceeded with OK partc II is further ordered that
this notice be published for four successive weeks in
the haorrU, wing This 9th day of june, 1864.
JOHN J. lit DGEONS, j. T.
uuglo lt pr 80
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
The Chicago Times Acknowledges the
COpperlead Secret Order.

We have the following authentic admi>-
sion Of the existence Of the order from the
Chicago Times 1t first publishes Il call for
Coppcrhead mass convention, to be held
at Peoria on the first Wednesday in August,
as follows
"DENoCcAuC Mas, CoNNENroN.- mas,
convention of the Democracy will be held
at Peoria on Wednesday. the third day OF
August next to take into consideration the
present pcrilous condition of our country.
and express their Indignation of the act Of
the President in kidnapping and removing
beyond the jurisdiction of the civil author
tiles the Coles county prisoners Let the
people rai,v in their might. Hon. Thomas
Hendrck, and Hon. Daniel W Voorhees,.
of Indiana. Hon. Geo II. Pcndlcton. ofOhio
and other distinguished speakers will be
present and address the people.
1t subsequently published the following
statement in regard to thc meeting
I'VE suppose it to be generally known
that there Is in this State u secret Organiza-
ton not connected as such With the Demo.
cratic party, but the members Of which act
with the Democratic party We deem il
our duty to state that this call for n mas.
convention al Peoria is the emanation o
this secret organization. il is simply right
that there should be no misunderstanding
as regards the matter in any quarter
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
William Kidd rs. Wm. {. Wallace

THE plaintiff on affidavit says the defendant /,
indebted 10 him and absconds or conccnls himself
having obtained from VI. McTeer . Justice Of the
Peace an original attachment against the estate of
defendant rcturnabe before said Justice on the cath
day Of December, 1864, and the same having been
levied upon the defendants property 1t is ordered
by said Justice that the defendant appear before
him at his office in Blount county on the 2lth day
Of December 1861, and defend said attachment suit
or it will be proceeded with cxpartc. 1t is further
ordered that this notice be published in the KR0r-
rite Wig. This 23rd Of May, 1864
augl0 4t pf So NJ. McTEER, J.P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
Attachment.

Jt.ob Ha,ria Is. JohDH n S1rscrS 4. d. C. H.
SurycrS.
THE plaintiff on affidavit says the defendants are
indebted to him and that they SO abscond that pro-
ccs. cannot be served on them, and having obtained
an original attachment against the defendants made
returnpblc before H. L. W. Mynatt a Justice of the
Peace Of Knox county, and the same having been
levied ON thcrpropcrty: 1t /, ordered by said jus
tice that defendants appear before him at his office
in Knox county, on the 2Gth dayof February 1868,
or will he proceeded with cH parc. 1t is further
ordered that this notice be published for four sue
cossyc weeks in the RporrHh wing. This 2eth
day Of July 1864
auglo A. pfS5. IT, l.. W. MYNATT, J. ?.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
.glo itpf $, H.L.w. MYNATT LP.


THE plaintiff on affidavit says the defendant H.
indebted 20 him. and that he 80 ahsconds that pro-
cc.s cannot be- served on HIM aud, having obtained
au original attachment against the defendant made
rc,rmabo before II. l.. " Myuatt a Justice Of the
Peace Of Knox county, and the same having been
lcyiad un his property II !, ordered by said jus
ticp that defendant appear before him at hi, office
n KuoN county. ON the 2Gth doyof February 1865,
or it will bee proceeded with cS portc 1t j. further
or.rcd that tli. notice be- bcpublshcd for four sue
c,-siyc weeks in the huorrUc wig. Th, 2Cth
day of July 1864.
ugl0 ItpfSj II l.. ". MINATT, !. y.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
II. l.. W. MYNATT, J. ?.
lnALnc Clgrns rs. P-..tyn Muuan.

ir"ttf 'i0"'tN rs. Ti'NiVh .hyhdW
THE plaintiff on affidavit that the defendant is
indebted to him, and that he SO absconds that pro-
&c. cannot be- served on him, and, having obtained
am original attachment against the defendant made
returnablc before H. J.. ". Mynatt Justice Of the
Peace of Knox county and the same having been
levied ON his property: II is ordered by said jus
tico that defendant appear before him at his office
in Knox county on the 2Gth day Of February, 1868,
or il will hc proceeded with cX parto 1t is further
ordered that this notice be published for four sue
cc.siyc weeks in the KuorrUc wing. This 10th
day of July, s64.
UuglO Il pi - II. J.. W. MlNATT j. 7
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
NJ. McTEER, J. p.
lanes Hemg Specs, Is. Wat. Lan'er d Co.

James Henry Specs, rs. VAT, LdNier d Go,
THE plaintiff on affidavit says he defendants
arc indebted to him, and having removed beyond
the limits Of th' State having obtained from NJ
McTcer, n Justice of the Peace, an original attach
mcnt against the estate of defendants returnabc
before said Justice on the cath day of December
1864, and the same having been levied upon the
defendants property 1t is ordered by said Justice
that the defendants appear before him at hi office
in Blount county, on the 2ith. day Of December,
lsGi, and defend said attachment suit or the same
will be proceeded with cx partc. Ii is further or
dcrcd that this notice be published in the HporrRe
Wig. This lith Of June. 1864.
sugl0 At pfs s5' McTEER, J.P
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
NJ. McTEER, j. p.
d. Groy Smm rs. ". l.. C. Wollod.

j. VI0y SWH rs. IT. /, {. W0NIOW
THE pluintf on affidavit says the defendant /,
indebted to him and SO ahsconds or conccals himself
having obtained from NJ Mc'Tcer n Justice Of the
Peace, an original attachment against the estate of
defendant, returnable before 'uid Justice, Oh the
cath day Of December 1864 and the same having
been levied on property Of defendant; II /, ordered
by said Justice that the defendant appear before
him at his eficc in Blount county on the 24th day
December, 1854, and defend said attachment suit or
it viii be proceeded with ex partc It is further
ordered that this notice be published in the Eaor-
rWe Wig. This 23rd of May 1864
auglO 4tpf So VI. McTEER, }. p.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

lIm. H. F0lcy u.s. " h. C. UolltorL

IIM. IT. FW7ty n IT. l. Q II0dItoM
THE plaintiff on affidavit says the defendant /,
indebted to him md abscouds or conccals himself
having obtained from NJ. Mc1ccr Justice Of the
Psocc an original attachment against tn, estate sf
thcdcicndant rcturnohc before said Justice on the
18th day of September, 1864, ond the same having
been levied on as defendant property II is or
o'roi by SAID Justice that the defendant appear be-
fore him at his office in Bount county, on ihe l7th
day of September 1854, and defend said attachment
suit, or it will proceeded with cSpartc Its fur
ther ordered that this notice be published in the
HorrUc Ihiy This ls Of Jan. 1861
augl0 PISS W. McTEER, J.P
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
James Hcnrn Specs, rs. conn d IV,hyp.

jamoS Hc"rB Specs, rs. CoGia & IIitsyp.
THE plaintiff on affidavit say, the defendants
are indebted to him and ahscend, or couccas them
selves having obtained from VI. Mcrccr, Justice
Of the Peace an original attachment rcturnabe
10 the January term Of the Circuit Court of Blount
county. and the same having been levied on deien-
dauts property: It is ordered by the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court for said county that the defendants
appear before said court at the courthouse in Mary
vile on the 4th Monday, the 25rd duy of January,
1863 and defend said attachment suit or the same
will be proceeded with cx partc. 1t is further
drrrd that this notice bc published in the kiorrA,
Uhg. This l4th day Of juno, 1854.
VI. McTEER Clka
augIO II pf IS Cir c. Blouut co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
Attachment,


IllE plaintiff on affidavit says tho defendant /,
indebted to him and ab-conds or canccals himself
having obtained from VI. McIecr aJuslico Of the
PoNco IN original attachment against the estate
OF the defendant roturnable before mid Justice on
tho lIth day Of September 1854 and thc -uuo hay-
ing been levied on defendants propcrtyi It Is or
dcrd by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his office in Blouut county on the 7tb
day Of September, 1864, TO defend said attachment
suit, or It will be proceeded with cN purtc, 1t ID
farther ordered that this notice be published in
the horrHc wing This lSor Jan, lSG4
augl0 itpS5 VI. McTEER, D. T.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
Houy T. 7cJt.rirS.J Cogl.on Il, %.

I'Wy 7 ItWII n Y IUWETU d' 70.
THE plaintiff on affidavit says the defendants
are indebted TO him and ahscond' or couccal- them
sHNcs having obtained from NJ, MeTccr, % Justice
of the Peace an original attachment against the
estate ~ the doiendapts, rcturuahc before ,aii JUS
tcc on thc ith day Of september, 1864 and the
came having boon levied on defendant, property
5bIduqr6eEG3 A.sald Justice that the defendants
the 7th day Of September 1864 to dclcnd said
attachment suit or It will be proceeded with cX
parto 1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
lishcd in tho KHorrHc lAq, This Is, of Jan,
1854
sugl0 HprS5 NJ McTEER. J.P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
Joha ". Mdtcom rs. ~ H. .S,pbos.

,joha ". Udicom rs. ~ H. .S,pt,nS
TIE plaintiff on affidavit says the dofendan, is
indebted to him and abscond, or D1uc,sls himself
having obtained an original attachment from NJ
McTccr Justice Of the Peace against the estate of
defendant rcturnablc before said Justice ON the 24th
Of December, 1854. and the same wing been levied
ON thc property Of the defendant; 1t is ordered by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him at
hi office in Blount county, on the 9th day Of De-
ccmbcr. sG4 and defend said attachment suit or
the same will proceeded With eNpartc This 3lst Of
Jane 1854.
auglO 81 Vt So McTEER }. p.
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The New Law Regulating Trade with
The lnSnrgCnl SlnlNN.


"''''N"- ~ 'I'' N"' I''
+ An aN ln addition &" the .oyrro. Hc, concerning
r,',inwa r""',s s, ',"I,' @ ~ - ug."'1" l ~ a lu,u
of cunnirgI ofd obanjor.J ,r,,,.r,,. .nI IN,
prevention Of fraud. IN sIa.c. dsrlrH in inur
rcotion
D. n ouGI tyH. N.uf. uH Bousl oJ
Representatives .fMs Iut.I Nutsaf lu,,
rd IN (5ugrt,S a,y.giIrI That sale, of cam.
mrcd and abandoned prourrry upd.r lbr
act approved NImch twelve Hgnrap INN.
drpd and siXty.thrrc. may d, YIole nj .urh
places In Stoies declared I'm u.rmot,,r n.
may he DESIGNATED Ia. m, Sorr.t,r. ~ ,hc
Treasury. ms ,y,Il ms 'otln. uIa..s Iou. nm.
tborizci by soid me-,
Src. . inIL.5 l,.l....grt.J Tba, h,
addition to ,bo rontur.d and ,h,,Jn,,.I
nroncr.,. T., ~, r,cojrnJ ,,l,..t,j aaJ II.
no.aJ NJ os ,,r,,i.l,d I'M ..ij a,, T', ..,;l
l,,,,.,. .lalI'o,l.. -. ~ .,1 l''-, wa
periods not exceeding twelve months. the
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

JohH Il. 4 Thomas d. Frop Is. william l.
& IIObtJyj

WITT " " T'|I'TT'" " 7 w TN y TTFTITTT Y"
C. II0bbOd
THE plaintiffs ON affidavit says the defendant
i' indebted TO him and absconds or conccas him
self or is beyond tho limits of this State having
obtained an original attachment from NJ McTccr
Justice of the Peace against the estate of dcfcu-
dant rcturnable before said Justice on the l7h day
Of September 1864 and the Same having been
levied defendant property: Its ordered by said
Justice that defendant appear before him At his
office in Blount county on the ith day of Scpten-
hcr 1864 to defend said attachment suit or il will
he proceeded with partc. 1t is further ordered
that this notice be published in the knorrttr lFbg.
This lsl Of Jan. lSGf
augl0 it pf So W. McTEER. j. r.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

inland Wt,olo a. the United States, hv the
h"'a. forces thereof shall be regarded as
mma.mo prIap, but all property 80 seized o,
''Nrn SHAW DC promptly delivered to the
, proper 'IlteT d.. the courts. as provided in
THIS act and IN the siiou approved March
twelfth eighteen hundred and sixty three.
Sue s. Amt lsa t7lu aa1l That
II shall be lawful tor the Secretary Of the
Treasury, with the approval Of the Prcsi-
u'h', To- auJher1c agents to purchase for
the Onuel States amy products of the
states declared In iusurrycOOu, at such pu-
+ ccs therein q, shall be dcsjgnatcdby Him.
/ ut such prices as shall be agreed ON with
the seller pot exceeding the market value
thereof aJ,hc place OF delivery uorcNcccd
ing turuc-ttw,hs Of the markclyauo there.
OF i'm The Cty OF New lor, at the Mtr,,
quotations lpnVu tu thc gr.ut UurrLa,iu,,.
h-.-.,-u, That no Idii 'oi 'tiF htf6tasc
money for amy produce so purchased shall
be paid, or agreed to be paid ont Of amy
other fund than that arising from property
sold rs captured or abandoned on purchased
and sold under hcproysions Of this act .--
All property so purchased shall be iorWUr-
dcd for sale at such place or place, as shall
be designated by the Secretary Of thcTrcas.
url and the money arising thcrclrom after
payment Of thc purchase money and the
othcr expenses connected herewith. shall
be paid into the Treasury of the United
states. and the accounts ot all money, SO
received and paid shall be rendered TO and
audited by tbo proper accounting officers
of the Treasury
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The citizens Of Chicago have subs clibod
4 handsome sum to purchase home for the
widow Of the late Colonel Mulligan
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Thomas DoAN,
AARON CoProCK.
JAMES BoYp,
JOSEPH Con-,
EIiUu EMBREE.
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JOHN d. HUDGEONS, j. p.


ooglo 1lpr>5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05
uNTRaRsr4aG FRor NAssaU.

EREsTEfSG FROE NASSAU.
Tie Vandsr5iifs Esoay,d Game -Sks PT0pcs
to hare been the Haasa
Frou The New York News, January 22d
The sieauship Corsica brings Nassau papers
to January l6.
The blockade runner steamer HsnsA at Mas.
sAu reported:
At ) II. on the 6.h instant while off AAsc-
co, We sighted slsrge naddle-wheel steamship
shout q mils shead. We kept ihs cast for halt
an hour, and were tEen first noticed by the
stranger, whu stood diTect for Us with the in.
tention of cutiing us CH which assured as che
was a cruiser. We. however, fortunately got
ahead OF her, aud shaped our course for Egg
Haud reef, she,keepirg litsls on our siaTboard
quarter ard gaining on us RAPIDLY, in conse.
! ouence of cain preventing Us rom obisining g
4 sufficient draft fer our fires About 80 the
Federal eommencsd 10 fire a. us, and continued
| 10 do so tili 90 at eight O'Clock she was 30
near rs hat we weIo obliged 10 tighten our yes.
sci by throwing over board about 20 bales Of
cotton. On entering SIX Shilling channel, we
ran inside ihs Teef she fred ere more shot aEd
then left Us for the purpose OF picking mp the
cotton we had thrown overheard The Federal
vessel is very fast, brig iigged has straight
stem, snd is supposed 10 be the Vanderbilt
The Nassau GaardiaH says he captain OF the
schooner Dart, OF EAsesu, picked up srme OF
The cotton, ana was lhreatened by al otheer n
one Of tho four boa belonging TO the Federal
vessels engaged in the same puTsuit, that, if tie
couiinued 20 do So he would shoot hun, at tho
ssms time holding pistol toward him. The
Federal G mmaudeI also ihyestened to run him
down II he should cross his bows. The cap.
ain Of the DAT (Cnrry) replied that be (lhe
Federal l-eommaude was III Bdtlsh waters aud
had no business there.
The blockade runners Alice, Wild Dsyrell,
Heroine, Pet and Dispatch arrived fIom Wal.
miugton previous 10 the l6ih,- and thu Alice,
Heroine Wild DsyIeih Yanine and Mary Aun
lad sailed sgEin 10 again attempt tbs running
of the blockade Fhs Dispatch is e0mmaLdsd
by The Boled Capt. Coxeiier.
The stesmer Commerce hsd also sailed from
Rassau, os;ensihly tor Cuba. H NJ steamer
Vesnvius had arrived from Halifax to relieve
the Yusso, which was 30 leave ior New Or
lhens