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FERRTIC FIGHr BRFwEEE TWO SIsrERs.--Lsst evening,
about du k, Bridget and Mary Fnnegin, living in
santy in Pink Alley, tie New Market, while uudsr
the inhueCce of liquor got in litds difficulty which is
TX y TO result most seriously to both pa ties. l. seems
that jealousy, the greeaeyei monster, al the bot
lOm Of The affair. Some words passed between them
regarding Dennis ORourke, whom they had met at
wake On the previous night and from words they soon
came TO blows. Mary aimed blow at Bri get with
bottle, which missing its aim, passed through the win
dow and il iiced scalp wound on 40 old negro
who Was going down the alley. Mary seeing that she
had sied her sister, closed with her. and ssizDg her
by the hair with hard proceeded geuse her about
the eys and face with the other Bridget by this tine
having gotten held of At-ircn, struck Nary trsmerd
Gus blow upon toe nose, mashiog It fat founder.
The noise made by the the raIties attract
o. the attention Of some OF the neghbor VT and
separated the infatuated women before further damage
had been done.
physician, who was Immediately called 10, gave il
as his opinion that Bridget eyes PERMANENTLY in.
jured, especially the let; but Mays noss he thinks
WI b. very soon as ecOd ard perhaps even better,
han ever.
This esgraceiul sar must be ascrbed to Il inor6i
nate Of whisky, together WITH the uncomfortable
passions Of the parties
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

ROBBERY. The blacksmith shop of Mr.. Ttos J. EpIs,
on Broad street, above let, broken open wednes-
day night and the paddock on the door stolen Nothing
else nterered With 1t is thought the thieves we're
frightened of by the accidental approach of watch
man or belated traveller
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
TO THE FRIENDS or THE SOL
i DLERS THROUGROT UTHE CONFEDERA0Y:
QUARTERMASTER GEMS DEPARTMENT,
RAILROAD BURKAU,
Richmond Feb. 90 1864

The friends relatives Of soldiers Army Of Northern
Virgins hereby notified that has day
been effected with the Southern Express Companyio carry ali
nackages Of food and wearing apparel 70 Richmond, Va
the advantages thus obtained through
Company, te following instructions be
not cOnalu than hundred pounds
well secured spd plainly marked and seu at the the
shipper ether Of the Soldiers Relief Associations which
located as 70 lows:
In North Carolina Raleigh in South Carolina at Columbia;
In Georgia. at Augusta In Alabama, Montgomery 10 any
point ct which Of these Associations have ONCE.
The Agents Of the Association viii there take charge them
and ship daily by Southern Express Company TO the proper
respective states ut Richmond
distributed to the proper Individual owners.
To meet the wishes Of the soldiers and TO give them certain
speedy communication with home Southern Express
Company has agreed TO give tails freight preference every
thing sd and In order that obstacle the
audAbe enterprise the companies
hereby requested render the Express Company such fac
Titles will enable 10 MAKE this arrangement csmpete
shSds
AS the Southern Express Company all responsibility Of
the transportation OF these packages the Relief Associations
requested withdraw their agents who have
arSveng messengers II the Relief Associations will establish
tgncs In the OF other armies they enjoy the
privileges hereby secured to the army of Northern vpia
NV. sIMs,
Lieut. Col. and 9. ~
Approved
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

sLAUGHTEH & co.

sLAUGHTER Coz ~ .,.,vr
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, on
TUESDAY, THE GRE DAY OF JULY,
large and desirable lot OF
BLooKADE AND OTHER GOODS,
consisting in part Of
1000 pairs Cotton Cards
papers Out Tscks, No
SOO pairs English Merno Drawers
lUVO pounds Cotton Yarn, No 10
oal.s Cotton 0snaburgs
800 yards WooIen Kerseys
Black Oloths
Oassimerea
Mouselines
Melt Cloths
Apsccas
LaWps
BeNched Cotton
Irish Linen
Hosiery
Spool Cotton
buttons
Toweling
DALI Skins
JsQs-a -1''' SLAUGHTER co.
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RRlchmond, June 18th, 1864.


The following papers will publish the above advertisement
semimonthly until the 18th August a1d send bills L. II. PE
hugh Sergeant Of the Senate: Richmond
tnel Wing and Dispatch Wilmington Journal Norm oarona
UonfederAts Rsleigh North UaonR
Chsreston osronan and GUARDIAN Columbia souq Carolina
Chronicle and Sentinel and uonsttutonAl Augusta,
Republican, Savannah Confederate Union, Medgeyile
graph, Macon Appeal an Intelgencer Atlanta IDqure
lumbus Georgia. Advertiser and MAIL Montgomery Advertiser
gser, Mobile Alabama; kissssppiAn, selms Alabama
Observer Tuscaloosa, Alabama Oaddo Gazste shreveport
Louisiana Telegraph, Houston, Texas. jelS 2tsmil5 au
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ONE MUNDmED DOLLARS HEwARp goa
" delivering 70 securing 50 thst gtt him,
ao boy THORNTON, about 10 year, old, feet inches
a pleasant address and He len residence nek
Charlottesville. Absmsrs county, the isb ye0rrsry Was
purchased BY ELK ~ biz Tho1s CraDs o. Os
per county, 70 Which eounsS he has proDshly gonf.
: mh1f--off Gee p eGGsS
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N AN APPEAL TO TBE PRoPLs OF

- AN AffEAL III IdE fhOfLh tr
.hl ooefEDkRAfE srATEs-The Directors Of TIE Sgrag
earnestly submit 70 the benevolent and The soc thrcrshu
tne confeperste States An appeal behalf Soldiers tsr
has been refuge fer hose been driven ror, tbc
homes By our ruthless srces Thousands ofhxJo.sfs women
and children, not non the devastated cocns
but from nearly etate Of the Cobe, SOUGHT
asylum Dids On csenh arpe ed % nj NUM-
instances 20 relieve the dick 10 far
clothing for soess n the tai
they In the great mScr, OF instances responded sry
appeal
difficulties ofobtaining Others by ornsy
the accomplish but little In purchasing the necessities
ofhfe.
In written report Clothing appear,
there sn three thousand females Il this city who
seeking employment from the Government ysn snd that those
VINO obtain work not fully employed The received
for their work viii not snabe these 70
Rithoh ea1cc then, nom the city and country generally,
Of actual saryaton must have occurred Our
City Council has made mc liberal appropriations for the pur
ohase supplies both for grutous distribution and for sale
but the agents employed for the purpose have not been
ase pfoeere the quantity Of provisions required.
Under ese circumstances we feel that our duty 10 APP
forward, without delay, contributions Of money end supplies
the Army Committee q this Associative Since the
ment of var this Committee has abored Eealousy ard fst
fully for the ten oral snd spiritual welfare OF DOR soldiers snd
those soldiers not be discouraged the Of
and, trust last and nest glorious campaign
for want Of the generous sympathy and support Of their hds
shipments Roger Martin saperin WIN. P.
Munord Chairman Of the Array oomniitse VIII be promptly st.
tended Aud IN seccrdsuce with spech sgeement made
with the superintendent Of the southern Expfss Company al
express charges VIII be paid BY them at Richmond.
CONTRIBUTIONS OF money should also be NJ y these senteEes
). D. K. sLnGHT, secresry
~ Southern papers requested 70 copy. ap91--p
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gELEG IA PH 10
ganeres e1 tha Prass saaoas : ~


Entered according to ret Of Congress the year 1885, BY
fshAsnER the osrE once Of chs DBc. OoBri Of ths oos
fsl srs.u States for the Northern District OF Georgia
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NOW READY
SMITH q BARROW'S
MONTHLY GAME.
ORIGINAL AND SELE JED ARTICLES.
The Magazine viii embrace in It's scope,
TAILS, P0ETkY,

The Magazine viii embrace In Its scope,
TAILS, P0ETkY,
eKETOHES OF LIFE AND MANNERS,
OFFICIAL r n Y INTELLIGENCE
INSTRUCTIVE MISCELLANY,
ARTICLES ON POLITICAL ECONOMY.
The ProPesrs would Gall particular attention the Army"
department Of the Magazine. Intelligence will be sven month
under th head OF PRoMOToNs (or special gasnty
and otherHeh CHANCES &c In the Regular and Volunteer MILF
tary Service Of the Confederate States.
This Information will be ocal and will be obtained from the
Records the once Of the Adutant and Inspector General
All articles In the Magazine not credited 70 other Periodicals.
will be OEoNAL-
The Contents OF the FIRST NUNBER Of "smith BArroWs
Monthly Magazine" will be ~ follows:
Aitnoa
fhreush hs BOekade The UnreA and i hysleres Attempts
HexAmeers, red Tenuyson, Oornh MagaEineli Plea
for hOnausn Mrs Archie oornhill MagsEns The Genius
Thsckay; Marie Antolnettes Necklace The spectAtor
cuOSGeS Of fashion 10 the Matter Of Dress Ondon Society
hAgAEinsl; oheisl Army Intelligence.
TIKI TRIMS OF Tx MAGAZINE
VIII be a. follows;
For single number $500
Subscription for three months 800
Z" six months 1000
q" " twelve months 1000
Agents and Booksellers furnished at the usual Of dis
count
SMITH BARROW,
Publishers and ProprietoTs,
IL 80-5t Richmond, Va.
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oFPIoE sOUrHERN ExpREss Co.

AUGUSTA, GA Feb 20 1864. (
The Southern Express Company hereby notify the friends and
relatives Of soldiers p the Army Of Northern Virginia and
whee that Trey prepared TO carry arrangements
nounced In the card, and that they will do all In their
power To fulhl lts requirements JANIS sHUTER,
General Sup't and Actlrg President,
Je9-e,d2m Southern Express Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

A NEW ISrERSAL "INrSoyExESr" SCHENE We learn
from th1 Washington correspondence Of TIE New York
Herald that books subscription to the capital stock of
the Alexandria and Frsi,rieksbarg Rlroa were open.
cd At Alexandra recently. Tue construction of this
road says the pOn1st will reduce the distance by
rail- New York 10 Edmond about seventy miles.
The length OF the road be built being only thirty
eight miles, liberal subsarip ion was made, aud it is
said Northern capital is disposed to take large share
in ths work, as profitable commercial investment
The road will pass BY Mount Vernon, thus fac aiog
excursions 20 the Tomb of Washington.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

NOTICE.
RICHMOND, Fred'k and Potomac Railroad.
LIZ On Monday 18th instant two Daily lsundays
excepted Passenger Trains will be road
Richmond and Eletts Crong, leaving Richmond NJ and
$50 b.. Returning will arrive IN Richmond at A. NJ and
6S5 Pm
On sundays 6 A. NJ. train only.
jsu-st nAM'L RUTH, aupt.
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A. R. bAwToS,
QuaItermaster General.
oUARTERMAsrER GENERAL's DEPT,

QUARTERMAsrER GENERALS DEPT,
RICHMOND June 1st, 1864 {
Mr. r. Bullock, agent OF this Department. assigned
the duty Of organizing the transportation OF supplies Of and
clothing under the arrangement with the southern Express Com
papy, A. above relate.
ing Of the system, and the friends OF soldiers take
advantage OF this way OF supplying the wants OF those 10
the field. A r. LAYTON,
General.
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r-c DALT, year, t40 ,lx routhI, SaO three months
.. ior less peri d a. per nO1tA.
5ni WE<uT, ysar, $50 B1 month, SIS. No subscription
.scs,vs for less thaa Six nonth1
WAET, year SIS SE months, S. No subscription rsOSiEed
"a is-s a Doniha
EsrNa losI az rlsk OF TIE subscriber
ReuaDeel In nvl dollar bills old issue discounted aeeos
as L ne market value IN Richmond We tine ree'P1
sus0sIaur PaPss nArksd VIVA Ores w andss-
All Ast tas tern o. Su6ssI ION aboul 70 EXPIRE ana WI
t'u pramPsg d thsy wish her papers continued
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VERY IMPORTANT To ALL CARPENTER
FAMILIES.
WANTED-The descendants or other rela.
tves Of BUsHR0D CARPENTER, Esq, who lived abou.
the $500 In King and Qaeen county, Va Apply by letter.
pest paid, to y. DER0sAs
mys-aamQm Barrlser 81 Upper Bedford Place, London.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
STENOGRAPHRRS and Phonographers-

STEN0GRAPHRRS and Photographers
~ Proposals will be received by tbs undersgned
day September next for contracts for making verbatim
ports OF the proceedings and debates Of the senSte Of the Con-
IedsrAte States.
The contractor viii be required TO furnish his assistants
The sessions OF the Senate WILL II estimated average
months per annum, and about q rec hours per day.
Stationery will furnished at the expense OF the Senate,
also reporters for writing out together With ghs
and fuel
The contract viii be made for from the ns Monday
November neE ami pro rata compensation PAID the
tor monthly.
The reports must embrace verbatim report Of all motions
soon speeches. and such offered
be necessary to explain she debates.
The committee estimate that the principal reporter three
assistants perform the work.
The chereporer and his assistants will be oces OF the Sen
and emitted the privileges and mmunes incidental thereto
and removal by the senate for want OF capacyor fidelity
fair copy the daily reports be wtten complete
time f-r the next daily ,rning papers
Proposals will be addreedt JAMS L. oRR, Anderson, South
Carolina.
JAyEs L ORR, Chairman,
r. w. JOHNSON,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

SUNDRIES AT PRIVATE SALE.
WV 10 kegs Soda
10 bags Pepper
boxes Clarified Sugar
100 sacks Salt
20 boxes TalloW Candles
20 dos. Brooms
barrels Lard
% kegs Nails
cAses Brandy, 10 pint bottles
10 pieces Bleached Cotton
10 barrels Vinegar
100 gross Matches
Jsss-a rARDY a WILLIAMS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

Tor SALE, on consignment an assortment
Il Of mems Brogans and BOo.s.
demlohns OF very fine Old Madeira and Of Old White
PORT Wine. DEANE S0MERVILLE,
jel8 div Basin Bank.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

SUNDRBaIIEss.m... .,
1000 lbs Coffee
so bxs Extract Logwood
80 kegs Su Oar Soda
Low 10 close sales, by ROBERT HOUGH 4 Co.,
jel0-2r IL Pearl sta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

VERY Mat AND ATTRACTTvF RE

VERY MAT AND ATTRACTIVE RESI-
DENoE on the Of 4h preet between Clay an
Leigh Streets rinr HousehoId FOR sss Il
ton Al the the Tfu,t,r nan ali al sctIon ~
the prem friday the Ia dsv AZ Iaiv fosi
at 10 O'clock M very neat Al. -
located shove, receu, IN ~. - peter
noIs.n, -. - nas every ecnsenence fr the eentee
sre In complete order having frs -, re,
thoroughly improved and renovated. - - -,
Amer sale OF the dwelling NE houshold r,,prs he
longing Will be Sod consisting 81 large % ire
very best cy made articles, embracing everything usu l. found
IL q well frrnshed hcuse.
Terms cash Possession Of the dwelling gvEn tbs
orsrs most favorable opportunity for any pc ace
80 - 800 ~ GoDDIN APP 1901.
ieq2--td AucsiuIe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

AS00 REWARD
DcOO Runaway, from the subscriber Liberty, Bed
county, 92d OfAp negroes, JIM and ELLEH,
who we're recently purcsedo r john rssflro. Of ou
pepper county where they doubt their Jim
20 yeErs Old dark complexion, feet inhe, high,
the army, wiz Try pass himself OF
Of oncer. Had with him cHyay boots soldiers cap
faced with red slouch hat gay oyercoa jacket blue cloth
military rock Coat, Blankets &c.
Ellen some thirty years old bright complexion, stout AMI
good looking had with her EEen sh Left plaid lBssy, blscs
Leaving
child where she from, induce her to
The above reward will be paid the currency dev.
cred 20 VIM Winston Richmond, myself a. Lib
erty7 secured get them; $3.50 for either one.
JOSEPH y. WINSToN.
myb-2sy4w Liberty Bedford nncoty, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
PATENT SORGHUM on SUGAR OiNB
CRUSHER. 49,

THE difficulty. of obtaining imported sugar
Il and moAssss conpes rely Rome production One
two acres cultivated In sorghum VIII yield sufficient nolaos
FOR consumption ordinary farm.
Prepare your land and plant seed esrssOcuIs sooa
or1her, and make moasses Tic sorshnn
netures .srr 49,
The subscriber obtained Letters Patent IRON e Con sde.
rate States for and improved Sorghum sugar
Cruher In the rapid!ty With which the preset
asn the saving OF the juice az lows In the Of
labor required 10 operate the msctncn simplicity OF Z
don, and In the with which good upnIng
L u much superior 10 the machines heretofore used.
FOR sALE-eTAFE RIGHTS And COUNTY RIGHTS.
yor and particulars, Ad res che snbcr Der Bsy
Post once, Powhstsn COUNTY, Va; JOHN BOOK Esq
has . model at the once OF Kerr Lyon, Richmond, Va.
apl- d2i&esms THOMAS q BROWN
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EXCURSION TICKETS.

and returning, arrives there at 9:05 A. NJ.
The AZ ernoon rAn the same point 81 p NJ and
turning, arrives there at GAO p. NJ.
rthe purpose the street stesm coach WILL the
date be ran regular schedule hours through the
day. leaving tbs corner Of Bread and TIN streets At hour
by Che rown III from A. 81 inclusive except At
Nj and leave Camp Lee at each date half hour
cept toe last trip, r. NJ, which viii be so minutes.
Pare 81 each var.
Children undsr 10 years OF age half price
OFFICE R. r. &P. R. z Co.
Richmond, June 2ilh 1865 I jea5 ct
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
WAS committed to the Jail of the city of
Richmond, the S1st OF January last. runaway
old negro named LUCINDA. She committed ~ the
properly Of Major Thomas Moore but she belongs Joshua
Keeh, Of Ranqur county. She 10 quite black, feet
inches high, and Abeu: 10 yesrs old.
Had when committed striped calico dress blue bonnet and
black shawl her requested forward prove
property and pay charges she will be sold accring law
OF THoe Y. DUDLEY,
Je28Td1m Sergeant City Of Richmond.
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PAY OrrIor, ENsIsrra DIpAR,rrxr, Os.

PAY 0SyIcE ENsISEER DIPARfNrSr, G. s,
No. IA Law Building, Franklin street,
Richmond, June lst 1864.
PRRSONS having claims against this Depart
ment hereby notified and requested present them
payment.
Claims the cdIgs OF and other which
and approved the Board Slave
which Col j. d. Waddell President paid al this
ONCE. J. B. sTANARD,
iei-dSl Capt. Engineers and Disturbing ohieer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

BUTTER, LAID, BACON DRIED FRUIT,
AndA kinds Of Country Produce Groceries, Wines Liquors,
&C., kA
VTwyAsvs Abingdon and Bristol papers please copy SIX
nnes, and send bills 70 this ones.
~ Rohm0nd Examiner, Enquirer, Sentinel Dispatch
copy weekly times.
nhS-d6tW6t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

DKPREDATIoSs OF THs RAIDERs.
We are eRdeaVOring eOlect brief and eharacteris-
dc instances Of the outrage aud aPine psrPetratod BY
Yankee marauders in heir predatory excursions. that
our readers, being fOrsuarned may be foreArmsd To
,bis end We oOndenss from the Petersburg Express an
.eooups of The dOirgs Of Ka1t1 and Wilson while in
Dinviadis, NOttowsy sni Lunsnburg.
They stole from Mr.. Robert sydnOr Of Dinwddie, 40
GALLONS Of vine and rs barrels Of corn From NJ. Ed
ward Scott aad brothsr 40 or 50 negroes.
Affords depot they arrested NJ. PsgrAn, the rAii-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-01

NOTICE.
A IL persons indebted to the late firm of
IA TOHLRs VOOLFOLK, al Orange O. h, Virginia,
rsqueslsd forward settle pay their and
before the LIST day OF jane longer ndugence
gwen. Those having claims against the said
Arm earnestly requested them BY that time
books papers N the possession OF Mr. Richard B.
BoulWsre Orange H. faly authorized 10 settle all
J. T. VOOLFOLK,
( AplSelns Surviving Partner Of TcvleI 4 Voolfolk
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-04-23
An Eme ute in suffers Row.

An Emeu cute in Suffers Row.
A few days since the colored patrol
performing duty on Suffers Row were
considerably annoyed by a few white
soldiers who had come temporarily to
Hilton Head. The soldiers had obtain
ed liquor from some source, which was
the cause of their insulting the patrol.
At night while the same patrol, COM
manded by this white officer, were pas
sing down their beat, they were again
beset upon by the same party of white
soldiers. The officer commanding the
patrol gave the order to his men to fire
upon the crowd, which resulted in the
wounding of two men of the Tooth N. Y.
Regiment. This summary way of deal
ing with the rioters had the effect to
quickly disperse them and doubtless
ukaneh.tsstx0 Who were wounded a les
son in military discipline that they will
be likely to remember.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-04-23

prayer to Him in whose presence they
were shortly to appear. This solemn
ceremony having been finished, the pri-
soners knelt on their collins, the white
bandage was adjusted to their eyes, the
detachment of the 9Th Conn. compris-
ing TWEEN ty-four men was drawn up ten
PAGES to the front, and as the Provost
Marshal gave silent orders with his
sword, the soldiers with their pieces
made ready, aimed, fired, and all was
over. Stark fell on his face pierced with
eight bullets. He was also struck square
in the breast with heavy wad-thc on
ly contents together with powder of one
of the guns. Schumacher fell over on
his back hit with eight bullets.
After the firing the band struck up
dirge, while the soldiers, and the throng
of citizens who had assembled passed
around the bodies to view them as they
lay. In short time thereafter the bod
les were removed for interment and the
field was clear.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-04-23

For the past few days the tides have
been unprecedented high SO that the
banks along the beach have been leveled
for a distance of several yards inland.
At Fort Wagner, near the sally-port two
torpedoes were washed out of the sand
by the water. One of the topedoes con-
tanned powder in a dry state, the powder
in the other was moist and unexplosive'
Several bodies have also been exhumed
by the tide near the Fort. In one place
seventeen and in another eight bodies
were exposed to view. They were rein
tered farther inland.
Descrters and contrabands come in
every little while from Charleston and
vicinity. The intelligence they bring
confirms that which We already know
concerning the force and position of the
enemy's troops. Beauregard is travelling
continually between Charleston and sa-
vannah, and manifests considerable un-
easiness at our supposed intention to
strike blow in the neighborhood of one
or the other place.
There is nothing new to report OF
the fleet.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-04-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF PORT ROYAL.
ARRIVED.

April IA, steamship X Spaulding, Atkins; str.
Virgiuia, snyder, Washington; str. Arago, Gads-
den, New York; Apr. Is, str. yicter, spicer, do;
str Northern Light, Terry, do; ship L. L. Stur-
ges, Williams, do; str. Blackstone, Berry, Alex
andria April l6 str. Cossack, Downing, Jackson
vile; brig Mary Cobb, Duncan, New York; schr.
Quickstep, Avery, New London; April II, schrs'
Pauqussett, NAPLES, Phih; A. II. Manchester,
Nickerson, do; Mrry Haley, Haley, do; steamer
Patapsco, Neff, New York; brig q. V. Williams.
Thompson, Phila; brig Joseph p. Elliott, Dover
eux, Jo; schr Restless Vsnsant, do; schr. April
Is, John NJ. Broomall, Douglass, do; steamer
Thames, Avery, New York; April l9, schr. Edwin
r. Bennott, Irving, do; steamer Varuna, PEN
nington, New York.
cLEAnEp.
April II, brig Mystic, Berry, n Y; steamer
Louisa Moore, Winters, do, schr Richard n
Deniel, Hendrickson, Phila; April Is, steamer
s r Spaulding, Atkins, Fortress Monroe; brig
Aired, Hafuagle, Phila; schr Edwin T Allen, Al
len do; April g. briss Mountain Eagle, Jarvis, do;
I'd Wagner, Bergman, n Y; belmont Locke,
VIswell, Phila; stmr City of Bath, Lincoln, For
tress Monroe; schr Adelia Kelly, Chase, Phila;
brig John Iritherell, Thompson. do; bark Ex-
press, Bahro, n Y; stmrs Blackstone, Berry,
Fortress Monroe; Salvo, Chicester, do; Arzgo,
Gsddsden, do Lille knight, Graham, do; Yir-
ginia, Snyder, do; Northern Light, Terry, do;
April Is, schr Z Simmons, Smith, Jacksonville;
April 18 brig Forester, Mu ry, Baltimore, stmr
Victor, Spicer, Fortress Monroe, stmr Baltimore.
Lewis, do, City of Richmond, Kelly, do, sloop
Una, Gardner Jacksonville.