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AFTERNOON
Special Correspondence Of thsMemphis ApI
nv TzK a ID m.yJurs

gpeoiai C-orreapondenca Of th0MempbH ApL
on TIE FRoKE, - N. JunsS
The electric culver along the wires. TOD
this time, conveyed to your city the pa
Of the death Of Lisut-Gsn LsOnidsz
killed by = Ehsl nom the enemy about -
Being but a few hundred yards from the
tened to H. TO gain the particulars, which
simple. Gems Johnston, HAEdss, Polk, B
son. accompanied BY = number Of their re
ofaesra were riding around viewing our
ing to 4 high point on Psns mountain 3
Bates division, hey dismounted and spPs
position ocsupisd BY Fsrguson's battery
battery baIng just on the right These
engaged the special attention Of the enemy
tive. and, IS I mentioned IN nay last, tbs.
shsIled this hin fariously.
When this party appeared, the enemy az
Ere. After remaining a few minutes they
Isisurely for thelr horses, except Gen. Polk
the last to Leave. Just as he turned to wsik
fatal shell. or & very Large fragment, struck
ing both arms and terribly mutilating bis
fell dead without a Struggle. His staff zsfhs
him and bore him away. Thus has fallen &
good man, = peerless chueAmaa, warrior,
patriot. Ia the hour when bis services are mi
and the fsts Of his country undecided s
mysterious to mar are the ways Of Ged.
gone to reap his reward in that realm whsrs
cease to trouble sAd ths Ns3ry are at rsat.
: Gloom and sadness are DEPICTED On the fs
one. All feel that our nation has sustained
pillar nj champion De was not less be-
army for his christian v~irtuss, than admired
roism and ehivalry.
: The ensmy are closing up to our Inns ste
= feeling the advanced position Of Bate m the
q also Of Hoods corps on the right.
The sun ID shining out pleasantly, and II
ing up fast. Stirring times may be antieipa
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LEss eF GasaaI.,.,
In LieutsnantCoL Nelson's Battalion OF Light ArtNlerv
2dCorps, Army Of Northern Virginia. from the 81
d6v of Nav To the 4Lh dav NJ Enna Isef

In LieutsnantCoL Nelson's Battalion OF Lfeht Artillery
2dCorps, Army Of Northern Virginia. from The 81
dsy Of May to the 4th day OF June, 1854:
Amherst Artillery. Capt T J Observation-Disclosures W
Q Harris, A T Moore, John L Christian. Wounded.
Henry NJ Watts, hand, severe; W J Ings, chest. saw. A
R Hewitt, side, sevi Lieut. Geo W Hobson, hand. siiF5t
ssrgt John S Gillian. liver aud bowels, supposed 10 h.
mortality a'rgt joel = Bowles, shoulder, psiafni. CorpI,
Z W Anderson, groin, MORALLY, since died: nsbEsv
williamson, foot, painful; r n B Winston. thigh. pzf6.
full John Hardy, face. Hti Jacob NJ Steptoe- neck and
leg. serious JohR Il Rinnser, bsek, very serious: prI.
Yates John L Berkeley, thigh, painful; Bslor Cox. bsek
seriously; John Gravss arm, pslnfal; AbsaIomJ Hewitt
hand and neck, sit; Robert J Il Hudson. Dsck "a
shoulder, sew; James A Hudson. leg, painful; George w
Hall leg broken; William P Hoge, both lerr. r4gStIeT
smputAteS; Thomas W Henderson. leg, painful, Joseph
W Luck, left leg smputsted; W o N Corkle. arm. nan.
full; Geo W Profit. thigh and abdomen, very severe: las
B Staples, face aud head, painful Bowling MteneU Iost
finger; AB Dewitt, leg severely bruised.
Ailsdgs Artillery, Capt John Aiuedgs, r
n Copeland. Wounded; SECT Ed Wilson. mouth; Al.
bert Branch shoulder; E Powell, head, slight: ] II
Smith, head, sit: J . Campbell, arm. Sit; cant Ai5llsSgs
arm, Evr; lat segt W r Leonard, lungs, since disd. NJ r
Sehieks arm; J Stanley, thigh sit; Calvin Jobusnn
thigh; 3 + DunaTay. leg, sit
FuySnna Artillery, capt John L Msssie-KHJed. la
Lieut. Benz F AnceH. Wounded: JOS r Bruce. hsp5. w
W Fitz, leg; corp P n Burgess, leg and arm; 4 ] IryjnT
arm and lea; JsS g liFues, mortally, since died: Danlsi
N Cary, shoulder and back, MORALLY, since died. ID
Armstesd Cole, face, svr.
BOBT. K. JONES lat Lisnt. and an
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Fac FLORIDA.

ID to a visit from Mr.. L. Vagsl, ons OF
2 far1aaed steamer Florida, who has
5ms on a brief furlough. fot the follow
particulars concerning the movements Of
on the ocean;
@Wo months ago, was az Brest, IN France.
airs The officials Of that sisy and Of
srnment tendsrsd every facility % the
ne shlp. and for two months she oecu
Eent deck, while her officers and men
hts OF the hsspitaiitisa Of the people OF
~iieatlon Of the sympafhies Of the French
ae1 DO found In the fact that the CON.
> Qitsd States gunbOat Kssrsage made q
Erl to that Of the EioFida, but Waa re-
o., attempted 70 blockade the Florida,
% usF with ease. Three weeks ago
D be island Of Bermuda, 70 land
Sd adix pS"s tive %efiser, who was sevsrely
UifoVe ard HoOle was left a. Martin
iLalthouzh Sast one yea sso' the Flor
On, bt.H- her officers IN the svsninz BE-
YER ss.av house Of the colonel commanding
ne 5r,o;a,. Ths only ship burnsd since
'ap a. 4. p two thousand tuns, bound to
- - s--n @s, loaded with gusn0.
lets z = Ike that OF a nan Of war.
Voc - and 1s officers. All live
tlatbnert- eli. Oysters, turkeys and
3 = - tSyan captured on the PRICES
b. aro served in the CON
nd ,L-.aaI $500 silver knives and FORKS.
= 81 smen! Capt Hsfit the
s~ess-s - Co. Rdz, y now m 4 COafed-
- q steamer owned By ths
frara ~ Ssne-,o , fastest vessels ahoat, aud
,sr-,t = - : purposes OF a blockade
E had ehtrusssd to him! u 'Hs 0@Si % NV"
zpress oar Indignation aa,- - 49,, -
+ ~ -SHI Ter tender, ths TAeonsy,
~. -ua8k tsenty-ons before BE-
Portland, Maine. Hall Of
= a|s--s - 20 Is distributed among the
f,ifn - Tn other half is
90. co--.-fa q o2fsdersts Government
U ~ tswual To dnlf In the
received from that unnsnt "NN Wv
gsdouole our prayers. .z5
he Ia 80 =. M n, and consists Of a
Iarge dAGaiseS having
= : q FOR an explanation q II Hsn
4 nd nscs1s;tv saeasa ia tse China seas.
Evans - I--Afa command Of the
said that -
snds will most gis I" him hons after al
. OF four years. u the naval service
be start, was ea9--1 sseEner which ear
1t Mason and StdsI, bat passing for 4 French
Il WAS detained Rt New YORK only Ten days. The
ing list Of the officers OF the Florida Is furnished
/ for the benefit Of friends at home
Ii. Morris Isl ksutenant, S. G. St01U I;
RS. Floyd Ee,ing % lieutenant S. Barron
.ltsnsnt, Midshipmsn G.. D. Byan, acting MASTER
sster, R. Taylor surgeon, G. Charlton midzhip'
I Sinclair, W. Sinclair. T. Dyke masters mste
chief engiuesf, Q. W. Qaizu captains
K. Hough.
nearly fergot to add hat Mr.. Vogel has brought
Nilh him 8 handsome photograph Of the Florida
Iented 10 the act Of bringing &c the ship jacob
-hsr lsrgest eapturs-iogsther vita POrtrsiiEo
ic5rB.
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FrsE. The Norsh-The Geld narEst.
Late texas STEMS
The Austin Texas) State Gazette thus announces Ii
suicide Of Judge Wheeler;

The Austin CTexas) STATE GsEetts thus announcer Ne
suicide Of Judge Wheeler:
We we're panied 10 learn, on cur way up from H0us
ton, that Judge R. T. Wheeler had committed saicids on
Friday last, al the residence Of John MetealE Esq, in
Washington county, where he and his family had been
staying for some mSaiks past IL il vel known that
Judge W. has been labsriRg for some tine under q ss
we're depression 81 spirits, and oceasionaly had exhibit
ed symptoms Of alteration Of mind, but those who have
convsrssd VITA him lately, all stale that be sppssrsd
perfectly sane, and esnverssd freely upon current top
les. Ga Friday last, after he had paFtsken Of dinner
with his family, he retuInsd TO the paLlor sl0ue, whsrs
Mr.. Mstcslf, Jr, wh0 had Just come IN, bad earelessly
thrown down bis pistol In q few moments q repari
was heard, and On en- ering the room, Judge Wheelel
was feuzd sitting In q chair, his had lssninR 70 one side
surrounded BY a peel OF blood. having shot himssf
through the back part Of his head, the pistol being found
living on he neor besIds him.
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END OF A CoTTOH SPECULATOR-BkW.
l Wooster, a Yankee cotton Spectator, was AuRg
3 short tirs ago, usar HAines' bluh, On the
YaEoo river, for indorsing the conduct OF For
rest 81 Fort Pillow, and threatening TO take the
life Of q negro soldier. he was put to death
By negroes and negro officers. Negro equality
ID working Rel-Clariss-
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In the sEh aad I9.h (eonsoldated) Arkansas regiments,
Govsn's brigsde, Cleburn's division. from RssseA
May 18th, to New Hope, May p, Is-6t-CommsndSd
By Colonel I. F. Baucum-
Field and staf-Killed; Adit " Il Dupuy, AFu
gate, color bearer.
Sh arkansas.
Companies A aad B, Capt Landlord, commanding
Killed: Z Self Wounded: John RiseRer, slight J
Leznord, slight.
Companies O and H. Capt Ellis, eommsndng-Knlsd:
Corp J a Riddle, Sc GFooms. Wounded: Is. Lieut. 7
n Mack. severe 81 Lieut. z Denton, slight; Corp Juo
Dses, Frank Perrin, WIN Warren, John Hutehfns, z G
Bsndy, n Mile, E J Adafr, James AcDougaL
Companies u snd X, Capt NsaviI, commanding
Killed: Corp S B stockton, W II Wekins, B Pinnsgsr.
Wounded: @ Kelly, mortsllF; W q Whorthsm, LIST Sgt
| P Porter. W Robbins, W ID Normsn. Missing; 8
E Rolls, supposed TO hEve been captured.
ConpsnissE sud I, Capt W + Gibson, commanding
/ Killed: Ist Lieut. Wm n Bass, Sgt T B kdmonds. W H
Gsdd, J P Jones', O Hawkins, W N muTrison- Wound.
81: Sgt J Nebloeh, Corp T A Henderson Corp 2 J
Obar. N A Horne, r Noble, R . Jones, B Floyd, w O
GIN, mortality E J MleAsll, 40 Mandin, c wallace,
Companies p snd G, Oaps W P witt COMMANDING
| Wounded LIST Sergt 3 r Goodnin, Sergt B T Young,
J T Stevens, Id Vaughan, TC Mason, FDryds1,
W NJ Eowlsr, a Whitfield, J A Hsasly, Joseph Keeuer
Cines eisd), J L Cyput pines disdl B W Kemp 0Ainee
disdl
I9h arkansas.
Companls A and B, Captsin Stewart commanding
Killed % Lieutenant O Lee, Q Nelson, H Summers.
Wounded. g " Green, mortaily; W A Boyd, J New
gent, J A Mclaughlin, J m Hufnsn, " II WingAsld.
Companies c and H, 2d Lieut. " W SorrsIls comd'g-
Killed LIST Sergs Z Mead. WOunjeG: I'd Lieut. J K
Ferguson, CorplJ w Brasher, Q w Jones, C Hull, o
Vaughan.
Companies D and K. Capt Herndon eommaadIng-
Killed: Corpl JLDix, RI Boyd, W B Hall, James
Vicksry, J JoneA Wounded 2f Lieut N Elliot, Ssrgt
S { Hall, J ApplRnsr mortality W L White, E Wsidsn,
VIM Burke.
Companies Z and =, Capt Hawkins, commanding
Killed CorplJ A Volt S G Wright, s Seth. Wound
I'd Capt J S Ha1kins, Ssrst G " Mill. Ssrgt J J Ed
wards, CGrPl A Gibson, J R Morgan (mortsly), An
Barnett. w Nelson. w Holdmsn. Missing: Nh Ward,
A Myers.
Companies G And ], Capt Cowlins COMMANDING
Killed: J z Bryant J " ScogginA wounded 81 Lieut.
J T Kent, Segs " n Jackson, Corpl J b Holt, MW
Toilet, G II AeElro5, JAS MeElrcy.
Rseapituladon-Kiied q, Woundsd Is miEslng3
W. II 0YLEE.
Lieut.. and Acting Adjt.
q Mobile papers please copy.
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CokTEpERArE Bears o. RED ElITER.-Acso
70 Northsru papers before Us, shs fiioHing Is 3 nEE Of
our boats On Rsd rVar above he aurksn Eald City
which vas scuthsd nsGr Shrsvsport % Prsvaat ts
Yankee crafts from getting up hat ar zen g1imans
Eleanor, Psulizs. Doubicou, IT. ". Roberts, New Ere,
Driver, Bsaurs gard, B. L. Hodge, Milton Ref Dick
Bjsnton, Countess, Louis DfOr, Frolts Anna Dt1isi
Mary 7. LzFourcha, Nina, Simma. Grand Duke, Ere
Ne. /. Era No. 2, Gen Hedges, Seh Thompson, Ma
s0u-i new boat built a. Shreveport and Aore -
Thsn We have . few monastery" ornsnented win
black. throated psass maksn. 70 which wa ktsy al
ded one Or two Of the Ysnkss crafts from P0rtsra
ao1adrou-NsrididB Clarion
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Y Capt. KinebelOe has burned every bridge
and block house on the Alexandria railroad,
from Bull run to the Rsppshsnnock, except the
RAppabannock bridge, which was burned by
MOsby. He says the whols upper country is
filed with dessrtsrs from Grants army. There
are no Yankee soldiers in either Prince Viii
liam, FEuquier, CulPepsr OF Stafford. Manassas
has been entirely evacuated.
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a The trial foT treason Of Mr.. Patterson
Allan which was to have taken place in Rich
mond before the dislric; cosrs daring the pres
eni month has besa postponed to the 10Th July.
She has given s bail of 100000 for her sp-
Rearanca.
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a The Columbus SEH states that 3 few
days since . citizen, near Mariana, Florids,
caught two runaway negroes, and while on his
way to commit them to jsil, was inhumanly and
meTcilessly murdered by them.
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Reporta Of the Prsss Hesitation.

Entered according to set Of Congress IN the year 1855.
By J. 8. THRAsaEa- In she Clerks emos oNthe Dis
Riet Court sf the Coufsdsrste States for tka EeTit-
srn District Of Georgia.
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BOBT. K. JONES. lst Lient. ana All,

SIEGE OF CHARLEsToN-Thrss Hsudy.d a,S
Thirfy -Eighth Dsy-Nething unusual occurred
Friday. The enemy maintained a brisk Ere
upon the city. Forty-two shells we're thrown
from last report up to 6 O'Clock Friday evening.
A schooner came in from the South Friday
morning with her Gag at hslf-past, and cammI-
Gated with the feet-Cenrier.
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Tory RAD.-We are informed that some
Tennessee tories msde q raidinto the Crab Tree
settlement, Haywood county, on the night q
the S0th ultmo, and carried OF several fine
horses. The people in that section will Be IN.
able 70 make q crop, unless they are projected
against thsincarsiOns Of these Tennssses thieves.
AsksrREs Nees.
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~ The Mutual Supply Association At Co
Ilmbia, South Carolina, is working finely.
Within the past few months over $4,000 hsve
besn paid cut for provisions.
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HOUSE FOR SALE!
OPERA GLASSES ~
Attention Signal Corps and GGcsrs
Of the Array.

A EXOELLEST PAR OF OPERA GLASSES
n for sale On reasonable teruL
Apply Il The @ 0thios store, On whitehall strsst,
formerly kept By LsHkhs & Purtsl.
iuTH lie
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OFFEOEALsBIsPATCH FROM mA5OR
GENERAL FORREST.
The Great Victosy AT Guatswn.

The Great vicssEy al Guztsws.
I'VE have been furnished, from General Wrghta
Headquarters stthls Post, with the following oHeisl
dispatch fron Genera Forrest: =
GUETowS, MISS, June IA, via MOBILE, H-Ts HOa.
Ishsm G. Harris 1 met the enemy under Gems. Stewart
and Grierson, ten thousand strosE-ssventy-aTs hun.
drsd infantry, and twenty-five hundrsd cavalry, AID
twenty pieces OF ErtIlery-on The lO.h Instant. with
four thousand cavalry and eighlssa pieces Of artillery.
After 8 hand 10 hand fight Tor six hours, I completely
routed him Their battle cry YVES "Rsmenher Fort
PILLOW"
Ny loss was $50 killed and $50 wounded. Among Ii 9
killed were many valuable afaesrs.
Ths snenyisIossss wsrs I6Oe killed, ? 600 prisoners.
go wagons and anbulzness and all their srtIlsry snd
ordnance stores We are sill following and killing
many in the wOods. Thsirtoss cannot be lsss than Avs
thousand.
Buford, Bell and Llgos dlsslngulshed Themselves, as
al the ofisss ssd men did on tbs occasion.
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The Columbus Saa states that Gen. ID.
L. Benning is recovering, and the wound OF
Col ". @. Hodges, Of the 18th Georgia, Is
rapidly healing, though be stiIl suffers pain.
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Be CAREFUL-In furnishing lists Of casual
mes OF thsir various commands, adjutsuts Of
and hrigzdes viii favor us BY being
e1Henely ~aTeful in making them correct in The
INST instance. Tx demand upon our columns
is too great to admit OF -. reprint Of long I;.,,
merely because = few errors wels ,,sao p a.
oRcsrs in the frat instance.
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HEADQUARTERS Cos TIE Coss DIST. GEoRoIA. Z
GuAn June tn, 1904. 5
TIE s.tsntlOa Of sub e~aFoning oHcsEs and the public
Is called 70 the following paragraphs Of circular No.
. Headquarters COnssript Service. Georgia
". The most sssivs and continuous Efforts Of "a.
railing of5ssrE viii be directed 70 psrfseti1g . fhoEoash
military registration Ct ali white males rssldsns or
found within their respective disEie1 who are be-
tween The sgea Of ssventssn and ely years. The
register" should embrace ali men not already In ssr-
vice, No nsstsr VhA. nzY Be thsr physical condition
or claims 70 exemption, and should enthusiastically sx.
hi5it undsr The head OF remark ths status Of each.
v. Il is he duty Of al psrsOas within he sges dss.
ignated 70 report for s~nroLnsRt Enro1irg oHesra
viii not, koWsgeF, wait such voluntary reporting, but
VII maks dlHEsnt inquiry IS to persons, aud saFou On
Information such as they may be sshsasd are liable to
sarolmsnt. Persons may be snrolsd wherever found
Il Is Of the utmost Inp0rtsnes that this re gissrstIon
shsuld be conplstsd IS early a. rossibis. Prompt 80.
ton Is snjOiaed upon sub-enzouins oHiesra. and elti-
zsas are requested to report to ne enrolling cheers
for snrOllnenh 4. H. NEWTON.
Llsuisnant and Enrolling OnesE,
in9 lot TIL District Georgia
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THE WAR IN VEHGaNzA.

RIcHEoND, June A--Our cavalry yesterday evening
gave back Eoms two miles above RiddsI's shop towards
Richmond. until strengthened by W1losx's add MshOnsis
infantry, When the sRszy's fores, consisting Of two
divisions Of infantry. with artillery and cavalry, vers
encountered and driven back some tires or four niles
below Riddles shsp, towards Long bridge, thereby re
covering the road to Malvern HiH, which the enemy At
ons time held. This move Of the esemy was 8 mere
fsizt Last night they sssH withdrew from the vicinity
and arc reported 70 day moving towards James river, A.
shirley, On both tides Of the Cbiekshomlny.
Some ssV enty more prisoners captured n tbs breast
usrks during the bsuzh Of yesterday, have been
brought IN.
G rants exact whereabouts or Intentions, are Rot as
eertainsd.
Lafer-RePOrt frsm Gez. Lee.
RIcHHOsD, June I5.-Tbe following dispatch has
been received from Gen. Les:
HEADQUARTERS. June "A. 9 o'clock P. M-Ths force
Of the enemy mentioned in my last dispatch a. being
on the Long brdgs road. disappeared during The night.
It VAS probably advanced to cover a movemsat Of ne
main body, mos: Of which, as fsr as 1 can learn, crossed
tbs CaiekAsominy at Long bridge, and below. and has
reached James river At WestSver ard WHsOzs landing
A portion Of Grants army, upon leaving our front Al
Cold hsr5or, Is reported TO have proceeded 10 White
house, and embarked 81 tAst place. Everything Is said
to have been removed, and the depos At White house
broken up, the ears, engines. railroad Iron sad bridgs
timber brought to that point was ssO reshiPRed
R. E.. LEE General
FrsEa the Norsh-The Geld Market.
RICHMOND, June 1.-THE Washington TeIeg rsph Of
the I2ih has been received. On the IIth GOLD is quoted
a. the FIRST beard. at one hundred and uinstysnlne an,
hall.
Morgan is reported leaving Ksntueky b. neatly the
sans rOute as h5 entered the State
The Othsr news u uni11nortant
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GEN. A. J. SMITH ANN THE TowN CLocK.-Fhe con
armsion of Gen. A. J. Smith a. q major gensral Of vol.
uaseers, reminds me Of q little inc dent "a connection
with the Vieksburg campaign. Gen. Smith commanded
= division IN hcClsrnands Q3th) corps. His line was
directly in the rearOf the center OF the bssieRsa city
and tbs courthouse was In full view Of his headquarters.
An artillery officer entered the generals tent one mora
ing Eftsr a severe eAnnonading all along our lines, to re-
quest permission to 60 to the YSzoo river, where our
feet Of steamboats we're lying.
what time is ltf7 asked the general, who had not yet
Jeff his cot.
ut is ten minutes 10 seven, said the Rrtnlaryman.
How do you know it's thEt later inquired the gen.
ersl, 5 little vsxed At the idss or having slumbersd 20
long.
Il can sse by the town cloek," replied the artillery
man, referring to the cock Of the VicksburF eourt house.
which, J may remark just here, furnished the tine Of
day for both armies for more than six weeks
Town hell End damustion," exclaimed the general,
jumping out Of bed Have you been shooting all
morning without hitting that old clock n
yes sir we couldn't hit IL. Tried our best but could
not make the shot"
A right, then. Men who can't hit such 3 good
marx a that cant get any leave Of absancs from ne.
You caz't 90 to the river today"
Thousands OF shots were aimed At the clock 10 my
eertsin knowledge. It was the target for a. leHzt twenty
batteries eVsry Day, but was never Etrusk, and Is keep
Ing good time to lhis day, l belieyes-FYankee Paper.
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a An extract from the Washington cone
spondeace Of the Herald exhibits in tie strong
est light the bankrupt condition Of the Yankee
Government The expenses Of the G~overnmsat
have been run up from two millions per day, in
1862 and 1853, to four millions per day in 1864
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For

CAPTAIN N. W. OLUsKEY. vAnshsns briSGEs.
Caeathsm's d~iviaioa. Army q Tennessee. having bssa
called out By \ lUgs number Of the soldiers Of The
18th Congressional District q Tennessee, is q eandi-
date to Al he vacancy in the present Congress oesa-
stoned By the death OF the Hon. David 4 Ourrin-
F71A sSa
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Correspondence E~keIative 80 the Forged
Naval ssep9rs.
The Richmond Dispatch has been furnished The FOL
lowing correspondence, which passed between Seers-
tsry Mallory and Sir Rounded Palmer, the attorney.
general Of Great Britain, on the subject Of the forged
report purpOriaE 70 be made BY Secretary Mallory to
Speaker Babeoek: :"
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a The Cork Trsland) Reporter Of the 81
ult, says thst the tide Of emigration still rolled
on IS vigorously and INCREASINGLY from Queens
town as If it had only commenced the day be-
fore. Il was remarkable, siTikiaRly apparent,
that among those emigTAiing for America there
is a large increase Of y0ung men, strong, stall
wsEt, vigorous fellows, able 10 work, and will
ing 80 fght. Indeed, some of them made no
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c. S. NAVY DEPARTMENT, I
Richmond. March 10 1854

Richmond, March 10, 1864.
Sir Rounded Palmer, Attorney General Of Crest
Britain:
SIR: My attention having been called 70 the debate
In the House OF CommonsOn Tuesday, tee 23d uliimO,
and to the paper introduced by you on that secession,
and read to the House a. an authentic report of the
Secretary Of the Confederate Navy to his own Cor
greEs," / deem it proper to inform Jou that the paper in
question X 3 forgery.
As you have thus Inadvertently been misled into lend.
ing the authority Of yoar name TO "a paper fabricated By
the enemies Of my country, for purposes too obvious 10
require explanation. 1 confidently appeal to your sense
of Justice aud propriety for the correction OF your mis-
take, with the same publicity az was given to the erro,
ne0us assertion.
With great respect, 1 have tbs honor to be, your
Obedient servant, s R.
Secretary Of the Navy Of @. S