GREENSBOROUGH, N.- C., iPRIL 9, 18G3.
VOL. XXV.
ft
UnLI.U1El WEEKLY, BT
M, S. SHERWOOD,
fcDIToR AND rRorHllCTOB.
Alphooio W. Infold, luiiUit Editor. ,
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Important lrni Europe.
I'lif uTHchip B 'hrrmm wtlh liiverpool
i!..L-! t the T3ih. imt., arrived ut Porilai.d
on lit J7ih of March. She brings one
day's later news than pieviuusly received.
A telegraphic despatch from Cracow,
n t he Pillowing proclamation by Gen.
L n.e.e a iiz, duled Man h 10, has boon pub
pd.ed, and that il ha produced a prodi
gems clicet :
'Cotiniryinnn ; In thy nav.e of the
Io-t High Iho most patriotic son of Po
!..ud havo commented u utruggle, caused
hv in ribl: abuse ikI directed against tno
i u riial enemies ot hourly and civilization
'Notwithstanding the extremely unfa
voiahlc circumstances in which the enemy,
hy a gnat iiicrca-o ot oppression, hastened
ut in o ui) armed conflict, wo have every
re.ro'Mi l helievo thai we shall triumph in
the gnat struggle hr liberty and indo
pei;d nc.
"Too struggle, commenced by unarmetl
pi OpiC, llUS already .asW I two month, and
gams strength and develops itself with
energy in the prc-.-nco of this war to tho
deai h iii the pr xent t tho masf acres,
the piha-b ami i . Mill. iratioiis which mark
tm pr i 1 1 -.. t. tli- .i.ony.
I'l'.!!'! h-vln mi i n i ii i i v' tho absence of a
1' iiiiai p-M r ) able i I directing the
1 r r - e:i.';; 'e l r. ihr t rule and nt sum-
. nitifiilii,' new nmn nv 1 1 the tiold.
I . ii 'iih ii. nation posesca more
Kpiti Mil l ui rjn, i ita na Minn myself,
;. I at In ' 'h I am I in . oiijh ly COiiHe ou
. I.i hvv 1 1 1 1 1 -- I tin.' llice and lh
m .it ol the i -p-n.Hihil ly which it inrol-
, t I llie ;rav i! ai d i.ecct ' ity of the
ni elli i.L havv il' .! I ui ', aftei' coiMiilta
i.uii vuhlli" pri i-i inal overntni lit, to
a mine Ho cijirenie power of Dictator,
who h I r f i 1 1 i .-virreii'ler to the repres oiia
I u" ot Him ration as coon an thu yoke ol
thr M n.n,,j iln is haken off.
" W Inle re i ui ii tho iiu:;icdiate direction
I milnary i pvratioiir. in my o.n hands, I
i . mi.. ! he in ct siity ol establishing a
i iv . "v r.uii ot, w !i..ko Iuim too i will be
-ii.nutb) a ipt i inl in dn.ance, tho work
I Hi jii ov ii'Oiul ov i rn inenl .
I oi. tii in Hie prinuplert ol 'liberty and
plain to all ntiZei.H, granting land t
I he peasant with nnJciunity to the jirojri
etor.. '
' I. lei of ali tho provinces beneath the
j nkc ot .tie Muscovite, 1 Mi-t inmi yon to
tin- -trugle again.it. the donniiHiioii ol flus
m:iu l .1 iantii. Come one, toino al! ol
) hi Tno liberty of Poland must bo
fci'lnevi d.
fhe eonconl of all citizen, irrefpccti ve
ol' i luiM'f, of icligioiis of uointnunilieM, one
ai d all making Haeriiiees tr tho common
ea'ie, i will give to us rurh linily and
Mii.'.;tli acwili louder our now scattered
iwua Lwrri biii iu iLu wuutuy aud iuaur tha
. :.ilt , i i.drtico t.T our Coualry.
I o ui in ! to urint ! f.,r the lit orty and
n il ei.tlemr ot our larthortand.
'IjAMUKWITZ "
I n terms of the 'ib v, 1iangvwitz has
I "Mi pr claimed Dictator ot i'oland. (ion.
V y 'H'i has been appointed his military
.,. joior and dine lor. Tho civil admiiiin
1 1 ,ki ii-o has in'i'ii eninisled to l'aentjowoHki.
1 i r -ported tha'. ail tho independent
ii'.'.nhi r.x ot the Council ol stato of I'oland
i..ie m nt in their resignations.
Ii oporied thru, the Czar of KiHma
ha" sv nt a di-pati I. f-latinir that whatever
in ly he thought i t the a'.straet jiHlko ol
ti.e ill inalidct ot the Poles, the KiUperor
A .e .i ii ie r i a a 1 1 f t e ti to no overtures or
term nt coinproinine .o long as they cjh
tin ue to "arm- d in-tin rtioo."
A Cabinet council Im I been held in Paris
t c.'ii-' U i hat ;t. ihmi wa- neccsury in
reu ,rd ti'the above de-patch.
I'm tee -Molten u h, tho Austrain Kmbas
levl'U', wa al-out to pmeri il to Vienna.
I he S "Mi taiy the Prtiisian Legation
ui P. ii i-. li.ni 'MO.e to llcrln. to conter v ah
b i t ' '. e c ii in ol ii regard to the Politdt
I. -1 I Tl.
.! i'vIi ln-m 'iiti ow, dated, tho 10th
M i' t i. - t li il n p: tilioo mo bunn
in i . o t:i i1 I'n.t ami Ku.-joans tor a
a. .
t i.- o. rei'ti. n: r y t-ie.s A Poland are
i -laim , v. ! .i I t ry i .on-.;. u I,
T:ie i r -.mS in l.o.ot :i on tlio night ol
t lo' o 1 ri ; nail' Oi v i e iMi
that seven
Wi'll.l"! Wi'!'." Klil'
b.i J t ti-.r l'i.)' I i
1 ,1'i'j a hundred persons
ken or were other w IM
injur d. i ""in a' t
S' r ng men were
riupi.-tel . t i ! , 'i u I v elncies weie
itinm''! tog-'. h-r loi lour or five bouts.
t'ru'nt
fhePnin lloiii?' lo.-ed oil tho lllii
li. m al il.. 7"C for lienles.
I'u.- b.o I if ;uuMV lo.iii pa-sed tho Senate
with 'i V tie de.lient Voles. It waa
r. p -He i I' .ni tin t. ootract for tho loan had
been mo el ti 11 Ii3( iillds, but the
pai.l u nil !i i I i -I tr.iti-pired.
In. . oi io i i' . ii w? roiys that the
iMiii.' t'l Hie i eiliu u oi i.t tho rate ol dis-e-.unl
'! Hv ll.i ik id' I'mnc'j j owing to a
eo i-i ler l(le lull nt.it ballon fiom Araerua.
ruiiher reituc'toii in the lute of dim-uiinl
w .is e neek il u further d wiiv.ird inove
inenl in rot. !-. mi i.if Ijili nt March.
( mmt t, il IntrUijtHit.
KKl'o' ' l., March 1. Consols closed
toU4yaiUJi lor tnjuoy. The bullion io
tho bank of England b.id deroied on the
week to the amount l JCI7600J. Ameri
can securities lower " Eric shares
discount.
The cotton market closed firm at an ad
ame on the week of one hull' ot a- penny
for Au.er'can descriptions, and one quartor
to ono ha.fof a penny bn suruis. The -ale
of iho week lout ap 32,00.; bale of wlncn
about C.OUO were taken by spe ulaioi s an I
9 5W tor export. Tho subjoined are Un
authorized quotation : New Oiltai-s 24$
tor fair. 21 for middling. Uplands, 24 hr
r:. of Kin,.
Mobile. lor i..ir
A" ; "
E.xclianifo yod this n.oi ni' ? t lialol
and 155 and rinsed at at om loo.
TU ConftJtratt Slc'r Al"t-tnu.
The fchip 'Prim 0 of NVaTes. fr Melbourne
Australia rcp.rts it a he wa br.-nght to
by tho ConN derate -te.inr r Alahaioa on the
Ti f.f F.biuary lb la'-oJc :U). l-.ngi tude 4 4
West. The A'abaina repoi teil lh.it the had
destroyed thirty-four N n'.h Aiueriean
VcshC! duiing her Cour e.
Cotton Cultlvullou in Senegal.
Tlio J'aris coi respoi.dijiit 1 tho London
14 Times," writes ns loilows : . j
Accounts havo been received in Paris J
from tlio Frericli Kettlemcnt in Senegal to
the 'JHth ot I)ocumbv r. Several merciianls
had commenctMl cotton pluntaf ons on their '
own a count, and others w ie about loimi- J
tate them. Cotton produced from seed j
nown in Februnry lasi, was ga;!ieret in!
November. Thu80aor.n ate so r-guiar in j
Senegal that cotton glowers do not find it :
necessary to irriga'e ihcir plantat io;.s A j
number of farmers li-om AUaco bad lik - ';
wise arrivctl at Sen -gal torMr.tivaM" coii"ii. !
and had c miicnced op-i Mioirs. Tho j
French Government in or-ler to enc-niiagi; .
the cnllivaMon of Co; toti mimi g the naiivi s, -had
determined to plae al the iiispo-al ol i
t he chief s of v il lages -uch io-i i n 'ni-oi s and
i;ia bines aie the l r-t calculaied lor ihe
cultivation and ilr'-sing ol Hui cMt-.ti
platit. The (torernment has sect to S-i.e
qui ati American ginning maciMne, with
ey lindrical Mi ws and ke - like th. se ol n
piano. Tlrs iniiCtiMie wa sent "Hit by ti e
Minister ot Marine, an I a pros" is lik-wi-e
X pected at bt 'Louis Tnc gun.ii-g m i
ctune is liircu ou t t ne oiiom.- t r a f Ilmi:
remuneration. It '..v.ed t'.at the com .
carr.a.'eof iawc.tl.rn us,:1.i,...he. tb, .
lour. hs by tho usi ol i is ma liing. J m-
Klllt MlullAii fit l.nl l.il, i. . .t ...In., il
n w
vuiuiouuii ui toii'ii iii .7viiv.iii''.niiu
a ll 18 in Hie lit aZil it a' m. ti i !
tori tice, wi-ieh. I.isis IV' m cijht to tm
)ears whilr in the I uit. d S' n , tin-, cot
ton is sown evei y yijt', and i? gathei-t-d
trom the month of .1 ul v until tin- ,.iol
killed bv the Irost. Au never fi-.-i m
Senegal, tho colto'i ir lie s A.-v .-i lb'
lets, acordi"i.' as 'be t'c-- orov o'd ibe
pjabtv becomes to t ei r i r i On ti e
oilier hand, ih-j en u nti.. i is less expen
sive, and demands !.!. rai o th in Hu-e t
lon tultivatid in the I'li ted Slates. An
... .
njvenon was raiseu au'iinst t ho c ilti v atn 'n
f cotton in Senega- on the LMOimd hat
ihe neg'oes t.cctistdiiu il u tbe cuiiivali.m
d iho oil nut, (arach ii--, ) would not
I V t
fc "
uii the eii.t'va' 1 .11 ot Hial. ero wit h wl.trh-
.iriiiioii.1,,,1 I... ,1... I
'"XI ,V III- UUI.IV". Illl III. II "I l'"l'UM,
which is lu-w to 1 hem U
is
t w
1
II '!
iiO'.v a
( r p
lainc'. however, tl -at ti e
from being injuiioii- to civ
yi ow 1 in the same plantu
lHr 1
iom
, ay hi- 1
In bill, 1
him- u- mi :o 1111; liiouiu lor iri.'a.a
..1 ,,i '1 1 a , . .. i
chide, w Im Ii does n,t rise Ii .m,ct ha'
.. i.;i . . . . .1
ireioii, tn.ai cuitivaiiou prepare 1 1!-
. ........ ..... ..: . .
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111 d
i
km 1110 coiion tree, wnien uoe-. n
" l'
J - I
10 1110 arachide. K-nv-. colt. mi plants
ma) be sown in a li:id with ; rawhide.-."
Inter. state 0111 tes s. t
At',,li; " l1' " I'1-'1- "h .wed us
ibis m 'riiii.q ceria n 11 ,1 iv wi'ii h bad ja-i
1 . . i.i
O'-en returned 1 tou in
i.ei tr i:n (Jliar
lestO' US 1 10 Ml I C I ' I C I I.;, l ! lj e II I' Iii.nsu.
b!' there 1" i' g m ..e" no o;oi.. ,s :;i all
i-i Ihe comriuvo tal . ..pital d S-u-h C.rolii. .
I'llCSe lllOiieX S efe elil 1 tl lV (nil a- 1,11 1
of a 1 omittance at 'I were i.s f
(bo' ten and . In o 1 wen 1 d
,n.
Tre i-u-
ry notes issued by th" S ite d N . r i , (JJtr-. ..
iinr, payable on or betoro l i ., lut d ,b:v- "in
six per cent, coupon bonds, nd r- ( -i vahl.
for all public dues.
.Six h v j doll ir V 1 rgiuia
payable on demand a', t
Jlichmond.
Wo giro this t r.. ' i
comes to us ami .I. -1:1 an
ment unticc's-a. y. We I
Ti e -.-'if v
e lr,-,..
me e-
s in
k-'i j '.in. ly as il
I 1 1 lo-i.e, I 1 . In
ave iii m h re-oect
toro'irsi-.:T H' ; v !-, nn - t .
we had rvi ry re-p . h,n m v n , .
lacls above st ue I. we nr.- r lue n 1 u-.-d
to inodily our ' pit -Moh. Wen U 1- tii-
Cnuioe l.ur, conrteoii-, n. ibbm 1 or nbt ;
'ull Olir South Carolina n e' b I ' . I s c llo
plaio ll lhl.C-jnre .! I no ;!v ten. I .0 i.r.
pelllale a pr j ol c. w In- h -!, v.- aiw'a
deir-:te.l aga : - I w: ici; w-- :,e
i ..... 1
o...ij nLiien 1-111 uiii- 1 1 ill! -' Il-Mli't lo
bo. Hot W ItlnilJI -oln i ' 1 1 1 1 a 1 e . . 1 .' l , ri
'01 rc.J lo gi ve I ll I 1 in ;.. 1 .. 1 on j, . 1 , . s
of n'jr s ddic rs at Cha: i- .! 0 . 1 u 1 1. i , p. s
pi el, aad n t oii. tl'.f, h.K to I .1
sympathize with ! m. ilnir t.-ln -s .i
indignation. II '; .,. , .
I II K Fatk of I j c-: I . 1 1 1 K r I 1 S J . I! T 1 : .
lic binond AV-ig -i 1 .1 . .1 o . j.n ( ..re
iho hen aficr ! t'u Ji i-i (',, , : j, . mie
U9 corpse lo lla !e, '.mil in an infant .
its limbs tran-l o 111 d oil
ton hand, ins' inn sv.th i:
1 gig 1 I " rke
ri i'e,in-a i;il
mania of gi'a-piug.
Ihe loiy i -iif
loetain- r p ., ... t into . ;,
sli.iped okv' a u, e ; a . I
inal hand bee in 1 . i ., (J
.1 I r
mi..- I.. ;, ri
1 ' th . heal '
ll.l ll.t-xer. .1 tii v
for there ! iiaughi
-e lor 1 ue hand
grasp ami the heart 1-. n. v r lull ami Ho
lland la never weary. IJ.u U.o heart i
uUtiyx lilMUt In bui.-l, but he.er juitsi,
Willi the ii.nuffcVab.e toim-iil ot iunnt.H ,
Vet the tierce hand will never il, si rou
tiiuiB'ing frcsii tire in.o it. And so th
Ksioi iiouer is rigiiteously r 1411 Med in ev
eriasiiug hell.
Forihe TaTiot.
Tbe ell of Orlet
I am wrapt witbin a folemn g'oom.
Like that armiod a moubleruig lomb,
At e, more than that for eo there
Some fl..wer scent ih i-ath-ilmp air.
Oh ! Celt of (Jrief: how long roust I
Chained within thee, eowering lie!
Th hour for egress now U past
Thy door is cbed is lotk made fast, -
Thy thick and h,eaj irn bl,r
Shut out from m ail joy's start.
Oh ! Cell ol Grief! pfroii oae beam
Upon thy ebon uaiW to gleiva.
The more a tied binl flutters is wing3, -The
tighter grow the cnttii-g strings,
And ihslotHJer my lips tr ireetiom pray,
The closer the chaini mtouiiJ roe lay
On ! Cell of Griel ! bow long must I wait
A relcise ojom the bontls of a cruel lute?
Troublttome, X C. Fasct.
The Lost Bird.'
Weeping came a little maiilen,
Wfien the earth was sweet wbh Maj
Through Ibe fi 'his of snowy dasies
W lere the shi ing dw-dripa Uy,
For her bst bird sdly calling
f h-ch had flown f'rurn caiele&s handd,
J tit across the nirrow rier.
Where the drk old linden stsnds.
Heedless of her silvery leadings
niw,red only by Its nong,
She with wondrous rspture listened
For it notes so ricl. and stronn.
Ne'er it ang when caged apd tended,
"Sing&U sweeter Urar the tky,"
Half in smiles and tears sh woude.ed,
"So I fh.nk God made it fly."
Autumn trailed o'er earth its sple-r.dar
When a weeping voice I heard,
Thrilling all my toul with anguish,
1 hve lest my li tle birtl "
Moli.er, weep not lor an angel,
Odi cilent mission tent.
Bore away thy little w.rMer
'Only lor a season lent."
Listen ! comes scross the river,
liy the pint only heard,
Soothing utrAins of heavenly muic
Kiom ihy swei-l immortal bird,
Suig iv cheer thy sirickn spirit
And aiune it f'. the hkies.
Wherein nel accoid 'twill mingbj
In ihc soug of Paradise.
From Louisiana Intereallnsr Ac
count ol the Attack n Port llinlson
A cio respondent of tin-Jackson Apptai,
writing from fort Hudson, under dated
.nm - ' nmi, boo. i..w-..R r,
I 1.1,1. I .. . I I . . . I . . I I . . m . .- . . I . . I .. fK I I l r
accm.nt of the Federal attack on Port
Uuds n, which resulted in iho
trior n.us
"
.i nut nritic
LiiuisiiiaawiiaaaiM
1 be long expected f ontest oeiweon ineK'O.r.
1'ankce fleet' look place before d.i lish! The M ississippi undertook to execute th
tlrs morning, the tir,l idiot b -ing li.ed" 'at -"ne mamc-u-re ot turning round and n.a-
, , , T , ., kM. her c.-rape back to tho txiint she star
L 1 1 niiiUHra iai w i w j iw rv ,
Ia"l one ut l-venty minutes past two. li
wan short, sli.i p and d'-cis'vo.
Six ves-els were to complete the expedi
tion, divided inlo iwod visions The vat
guard was to consist ol ihe flag hhip
.......(.. ul. . j im... tti..lr... t. i- A.-L- l.l.illl ,.
, Naritord, a firsl clas sleuin sU p ul wan
cai l ying 0 8 and 9 inch Paixban gun-,
: l.-ad.i.g, followed by the Moi.oiigr.hela, a
' J o '
, , ,
ho'i ion i- ) & hi I im rt t. Ii im 1 miinnllnir ivl uoii
'V-II IH J U IV II III wi"'Vt III uo 11 II,- lbV.-V i
k i...i 1 .. r.-..i..
y guiin, nnipiui; ..u, a in sivii
. r ,
nuoui luui 1 ui hui tt tiling, 111 intiuu'i )
8 and 9 inch columbiads.
Ihe r ar guar I was compose I id ihe htl
r;;1!.c si h;, II. hlooll M isls.l mil. 2' itiin-. S
" 1 rr., - t-" -
I i. . i.i . i- .
ai d l inch, and the "UiiboHts Kinneso Hud
0
Ut,"eHvM' eacn airyi .g inroe coliitnnia-ls
and l wo r-fled 2o o-.uiiilers. Thu MiS's
II 4 1,1
tllll.l tA'M4 M ttldil 1 luii kill 1 llhll' All I Illl
11 va v iivv 1 1 ivo 1 n v, i . x 1 inv
otecis were sciew piopclleis Tin-vanguard
was commanded by A'Uinr'tl Fnria
. i;ut in persi-.n, 011 b iur.1 ine 11. in ford Tm-
' I'l-HI- I'll ir.l l.-.w nn.l.-r I li,, -.,,,... ,1 1 i,i
Caplu.n Mi lanelh.ni Smilh, living bis pen-
j i-anl trom ihe M .s-i-si pin. Tn were to
1 proceed up sln ain in ton fie ti.e", tin- iitow
til (Hilt lillinxili.r r I. im.. ii i ,i i . I I... ih . . f
- -
j unoiher, and kccj.mg ih.-ir tires and lights
j well c .., cealcd, until ilo-y should be "lis-
i COVCIl'd bv our liHltio ox ul il,,.- w-.oo
lo get by Ihe hcui vvav thev lould, b 'litii.f
, 1 heir passage, and o.r . aboe they believed
j ihey . uld have iho fccl slronhold on
""in sines ineir guns cji ti..,,. every part
of t he encampment.
Bs.des tin?", ihe Essex a. d mor'hr boats
.,..11. .. .
1 ancuoi -o at too otni, and btiiposeo. o
' have adiad) acquired our lang.' wen'cX-
I pocid lo 1 lay no nuaii part in the affair.
hiioiuy hcloro midnignl, the I out?, I tid
ing lormcd ibe line f bailie as dcsciibcd,
lo 11 de- k- ch ar. d lor ael.oti, and I he men
a' their ii'iariers, Ihe llariloid led the- way
111 d Uie oltieis promptly lollov cd her dt-
ec Ion. At 1 lie iiioinenl ol I loir dl-covei V
1 a kel wus lo be sent up from tin; Ml
iiiM.ii'." ll g M.lp, as the t-eg-nal lof li
.- x ami in r acl-oiopan ing men l.u bo.it.-. IO
commence work.
So darK-was mo night, and hm bliglr. !y
:ta-l ti.e ai uicd o: ail noed 'their May lip,
l.o.l ibe Hag i-li 1 1 had pu-sed mnu id mil'
I oh s and ad u,w fjv-ct wen; wlui:, easy.
; iai.-e belure tlieir appioaeti w as !"i. ;e.-p.
; Ai.n.y-i at tno t.ame liinc a rock. I irom ciuf
i -'.;ial c -rp-, and tno djchai go ot mu-kels
")' an in lam ry picket , at ou. 1 oir line
I ck as a lla.-ii, w li i lo iho la; h - j, fi. e of
; 1 r a.ai m n kel was yel uneXiiDgu'-l-ci,
) 1 -" re shoi up into the sky. fn.in ibe ll..r.
I lord t d.cU, another. Then came i e
; ..laid, l"ugf ofi.leniug roar Iha! r. n'. tno
lUiosphero. Willi us mighiy thunder, si a-
- e I i'ng both land and water, and tailing
!i i "''gh bal'lei y Crowi cd cldTi To
! ren.Iih'.
ti.ciy guiiou the Heel and evcr mortar
ihc p.'ini j jmed 1.1 01 e t-uijiikaneous d s
. i.arc.
ii 1 1 ng great ly u pou I he sudd- tii vs and
vigor of ihe r alia k to !i-co.ieit aid
Contuse the defender.-, of our CiifT-. ihe roar
ot their tir-t discharge h id not died away
upon ihe ear beloiu it recommenced and
w lien 1 he quo k and irregular bul 111.ee.1-.
. g Vwll Vs and b.oud-'.dcs showed thai the
cicwol each Va..kee uun.-, weie vicuj with
on:'.i other in ceientv. Ti.e shce.s ol flame
lo
thai pour-d iioui the' sides ol'the tluops
each dicbre lit jap 0 nearly, the whole
tretch ot the rirr, placing ea h craft in
strong reUf against the black sky The
noiae was atunbing'to the . oar,, but ibej
knew not yet tbe position of pur ImtterieH,
and tbesuot and shell,' fired at rawd-.m,.
had no, material effects
2s ow com ruviVM;d the . battles in all he
terrible eaniectncas. Onto umbered in
metnl, our volleys weio a Quickly re,- ea
ted nod the majority of them unerring in
their auo. Aa soon as the ojiv.my thua,
diuoqred oor batlofies, tiey oebed on
them wnh gcafe and can niUr, which was
more atcuiately thrown, thun 'heii ,al.eH.
and thr-w clouds ofdirt upon the gana a d
giiier&; the shell wntover llieiuin every
co.eeiv:bU direction, extern ib rihfoi..-
- -,
The Hertford, a vary fast fchip, rw made
i Mraiht bir up thu rivrr. makiny her bei
lime, and irju.g to divert the aim oi our j
gun i crs, by her tnecssuut and deafening I
uroausiUiS. C3Usoon outs.rilneU the bul-i
uiilaj ot ho Ooet. bhot after shot struck
ltl.l.ll.h.ke.lonhe, way. -
overv-cra i now lonlm.r n.o t, ,t tr
and t ound to make its rerv besi time to
' " " i...
get by, the fleet Joi itsordvrty lino of b .u
lie, anil gsit so mixed up iu was difficult,
and sonielimes impossible, to distinguish
one from another. It was speedily uppa
, rent lothe enemy hat the firo wan a grat
deal holler and mre lesiructiee than had
been expected and all iho bhips, exceui
tlio Hartford, undertook to put aboul and j
return rho way they came
Put ibis purpose tbe Richmond hheered
close in to the kit bank, under tbe batte
ries, und then circled round her course,
reaching nearly up to tho opposite point.
In exeeiitin this manoeuvre kIio gave our
oatteries successively u raking posinon,
and they took excellent 'advantage of n
rijipino; her from stem to siern. F otn he
crashing of t rubers plainly hoaid durioL'
every i l n f ii.ieral ot the din. and Ir.nii
the view had . fVhotS tin t Uru k her, it
was plain that her doom was pealed.
It was reported among a crowd ofohscr
rcis on i be oiuff that a voice from her deck
l.tid caMed oibt "We hurrender! wo sur
ro der!" If lb is was Said, it was not piob
ably hpok-'ii by her commander, who, ho.
evct, appi aled to. r ur bnl telle- to ceaae fir-
i: g u(...n her, :.s the hip was sinking. As
Mil' Vt I'V ll,l't llr (lin.r ,l,. n ....
j Uft uu.n ... .
nvnageunte condition, and npparcntlv set
tl I il -r. the l-at t eries lei her iilin.t ui.rl ' t i..
. . A . ,
l their attention to the olher ctall
v i i ' i . a
ti i
r or not sho sank I do not aayet
-
1 0 .r oii. bho had rounded a.djist tum-
! .1 .wit st tea 111, when ofte of ou r shots l ore
.I-. . . . i j . . .
on n. t runuer, aici anomer went era-tin
It. rough her machinery. Iinmedia ely at
t e f ea Sue I lie I U hi fig Sound ot steam Osia
ping fionisomo broken pipe, arid iht now
in u.ana eeabio vessel diifted ao-raifl di-
1 eet ly 1 pp sile our cre-cent lino ol baltc-
nes. ller rar.e was quickly gained a..d
WJl" lei"o' l'idly twrn to p-eee- by our
1 ...... 1 1 - .4 .. ..
iiiiim rn, u urn inu I'UUi fiiuiiu lt ruf im1
"
I 4 I , 1 L I
.' . .. . .
im iii r itir :iii iiHriiiN in kmvm nil m i 1 v
the
WaV they C-Uld. A t ItlC HUolO
time
, ,.-
i;.t 11111 111 iu iii.itto. ai Lois uinv nei
ueCK-w ei e siiewn wuu uau ano wonnoeit,
arci - rd i t g to one id her crew , with u b.om I
. . ... ! . I J I i I I
1 1 a; e 1 01. v-rsed, who thought that one ha I
1 it c m. leii.ert ol men wero
included in
t h li-t ot casualties.
The ttree larger v8-els bad oin upii d
mo 1 "1 ihe attention ot the batteries, bin
ti-..- oibei craft had not ny any mea-'sbeen
cvi 1 1 '. Led. Two had ur"ed found ami
st hi lid d-'W" st nam One of them appa
rently isi-aped without serious d sibility,
'nt Ho- other which was probably lb.
K 1 1 11
fl ated down past the ba'l iies in
r
;ni u n mat aeaoie conon ion, receiving oui
voile s wn bout being able to return them;
t 1 .
. ... I I Iw ,r. n -ir.l. if vn '..fl , I , il I li l
inii.glnig ol oaths, execrations and ordeis
l .-ard from her decks, it was cvld.nl lli .l
........ .'. .,.,l.lo.. mn.l I,mo I.oki. oimiIi
'I eat
!im..io her crew, cbv that the
boat. itell
A Vi'Shcl,
w;,s it. n ci meal pr dicainenl.
whicii was either the Tennessee or Motion-
galn la, mt probably the former, slipped
b in the contusion, und jo:ncd the llarr
:..r l up the river.
Some fifty -five or six.y pjsons s.cd
tbciuxilv.H by jumping lefciboaid and
swimming or wadin from bo Mis-i-'ppi
t he aiiio Ot these the map r and cap
lain of marines' and assistant, engineer,
wiib A") -atloi t and marines, have t u Ju -resied
by uur cavalry7 arid broaiil ado
dn 1 n g Ho- dai .
or 1 " i-t'. lo t c
S me few o.h rs areie
bid-ng
theins. Iil'i Ml lb
h w.i in 1 '. J 'if (It
ui anil wouinle 1 weie leli
.... :.,- si-i.,oi' which mihii flua'ed o!l
.-ii.,. ii -
aid .. 1 it o down w It b the cut 1 en I.
W 'b. n th.- bur:. ing Mis.-i-si,-pi reached
the p 1 ' wii' l.'H-mitni b. al.' ai;d . th 1
1 1 .. 1 ... I x ...r.i. .....ii, ii.tliine
(Tall a . 1 - Ol'"1" . '- - - . I
!.. n. A; liv mil ules ha-t h o o e
ock,
wii I. I"1-' Mi'-i'sipjl was j.fobably Wilhli.
five i:.:;-. s ot iia on Koiige, a sudden g'-ar
hi up ihc wb"ic sky. The'caUfO was well
ki.o n : bo H i"1 explosion ol ihe magazine".
Al'.ei i c ns.derable interval of lime a long
ruu.i- ing sound brought fit:al' pi ool ihal
ti.M M .i't'i'i. one ot ihc nne-l
. 1 - - is
.. I... h I,-..) . :it 11.
Ul(. I n.ied MaliS nay, win ii o.m i.......
.1 1 . .. -
an Ii.s-oric fame betoio .liecomnieucem. nl
t 1 i ue ! ivseni war as the fljg-hip d' the
an eM' dition, was u thing 01 me pai
1
Lie the particulars of this morni'
. !
he
.SlH 11
ti 1; ii V at
ia-.ti i' '
c ...' . -ud
Pott Hudson, for me time
us one of the most desperate!
i-i, iiimiIs ol the war O
on
rU- 1- 1 is '' oe aur uuiru lo ...v - .
.. .I .i.'iv -nd skill of the officers and
... 1.......1 11... .
I'll!
iiN'cd
li ibe country nol sati-u
wnh
;hr Port llmon lihl, then it mu
pdecd be un
lea-utiable. Under all tb
.-ircum-iances me icu. ..ao . v.. s
1 . . . 1
1 11 r 1 ue 1 eiaii .-
.... 1 ....... .
lo8 of life i one ol
nio-l significant features ol the aflair.
' ..1. 1.1 htiI the eiieinv's v-a- Is
ma-
amount to at least 250 killed and wounded
at Ou the Mississippi a.oue the toss was
150. The Jra .in, qtir( batteries as, nne
Lieutoonnt, of the 1st Alabaroa, lo'hlli
wouno.o. una one man t ttio tt in
inea'
see battalion, severely woandod.
Frota the Ntw Or'ejui Picayune, .March 18. '
THfc FDLRAL ACCobNf.
By the Iiu-rvilb-, w nit h ar i vod Tmsilay
morn ny' from B (iii K ittire, vc li-.v f..i
i-aitrcuiurs if(ie al uticc upoi. P-.ri llu I
',"w Inch we ure permitted li pal-i hh.
1 he movement o f ir u tbc laiel tor. o i
i;iiCei niu is . o'iij-b'fv Gen. Ilanlcs lm
re um d l Biion R uge, nnd isas i-rivd a
primed general order -nn now im in tint the
'vttttre object tin ex h d.li it is a om-
p iahiMt, and tat it i in all resjects '
Success.
It ohwutd be under'ood lliat' tho move
nicitl o in no in,, n l'..rl I'.iMin wu ... t
-t a w-fc a
intended I t the r ductioir or on upini n
that dace, bala Min-is on" (mi ijmiIhi
ieru1 tu I'l.nliJti A.l-..ir:i..l., P..r..,., ' n I.
to niiKs the bMin-inV .-o. i',rt nr..r :
m.ccl l.y the -dm,.,.. ... ;,,,,., ,:,.
- ..' .i:.. ...- ...i..i. it i .
"i "tii'if'.tiirtiui'ouoi.i.. un riiu;n .
laeoeial b'tiry division ! flowed at 7 '
i clock, f M , nnd lieneral Au. ui h divis
tori leit ISaton Ji mge al 4 o cb-ck . or S ilur
day tnofing. .the cav.siry' f-'ico wen
thrown out mi advaTee. Ocn li nl s w as 1
in commat d nf the- army. i
lie adeiioeed on the ro;id without rrmleK i
ai ion L Spnnsheld road ciosinif, when i
General li.u.k.s iide bis head. pi:f t i-; a i
tiiMUi. tl..- li -i.i n.-.r ..... ..i.,: .... !
angle ol thv r ads, and :,f ,-i lii.b' in a
near by louse. The cavaby were cei.i
around the coui ti y r connoMering So o j
alt; r the atraul oi the . iv.moi.s ttl n,,.
i.nn. I lhi-v m.-l in Mm iii.i -i f r ... .,i 1
vv.ols a f r e ol
about five bundled Cn I'e.d rate t;. 'al 3.
who ret i red before t be id a.u-tn" e ilumi .
wii Iiomi a f-kirniij-h.
Io 1 h-cn ie 01 Salu f i,-y .. ; : "i rum brw
vi t ,. th. re w re l m o s li.-. ro ski; mi.i.-s be
I Ween poi li-o.- 1 f t be l" 1 aer.ii d.v ,1, , aid
Conl -derate cavIr mhI n bu ii - n't f- i
I J " ' ' Ul l
nboiil in tin; o ds
lie, iv i 1,0 i!i.-;iii ol 1
1 nil. her. i-jn .."ila.tv ;
...
-rtiiii..i:ng tlieir
enougl o fir as w . Ho I an, 11 oe . f Ih. j
t-ederal soaln-Ks were k. 1 1 d -r w iu..k.l
I h TO war iu' biog like a vei eial n a
iiiei.t. a d 00 ti. Milium on lb lac altei
Saf.irda alteii.oon Tin L'oii!etl.r !e lore
lll.ve r Mliail loWaid eveoleg, lel inl li
Port llml-'tn
11 oiinoi"-aiie,s were tnade m ti- dire:
lort 1 ol Port 11 a 1 1 son. abo.g tl e 11 u;i S .1;
road and l.waid- II i!-s and Sju 1 n u ti -'.
landmes I; ms on llu r ad u
Soriu. ti1d lan i i 11 thai t.olo.-el Ca
u ti '
, e-:
cieneial U.nU' Mall, v a-, w und d. ii-
was 1 -. 1 n 11 o 1 1 e 1 1 11 with a Siii... nu inner oi
rdei Mes and flicci ,-, when a rifle Hi ",
trom the e. o !-. ll..lk h i:i Ml the leg, a- d
the Wound reple, nn d 1) be sen ti.s.
(l.rlf and hour atlcr anU, a (Jonlelei al
KVairyir.au was k.licd mi lie wo .'s a
I hat potul, and he .s i;e;. ri aly s,) p -i 'l
ii be ibe man who tired f.e rdiol a' CI.
Cb.ik.
Al ertl-e iski ini-hes ol S-ituida)' even.
II , Ibe F. dei al lof s i cnii.im d cm tin
ti id, near the Spring, id r a iT'iii:i,', aii
night Al ti ll nVl'iik 11 Sunday m 1 1: i 11 :
lion. Augur's diu-iou C"in:nciiced ; lit 1
urn match t 1 llaiou li u.r'-", eu. O v r -and
G o. Eni-o V - llu ll - f il'.O' . d. Icav
11..' a dis' ai.ce -I live iiol-s oeL a e ;e
Ii f
! I hr-e di l 1 1 s.
I II sh uld be sta el tnav "Ion the a
came Was iii-ole, Col. I n iekelieg. ol the
4 I si MasaCoiisel 1-, act 1 11 r as biiadir)'.
g. neial, wa- bit Wtlh an ' i 1 c brgfele 10
help ihe ba-e at llaton i n ge. On In i
I Ul n ol 1 lie d if oil. s snipe t i he I gMnv til
Were ci a m 1 ed on tn!e ol the city
A fier ihe a 1 n v a! ot ihe ;. rm y lr 111 Ij t' "
II ni"0 : and tlie sk 11111:.-!. r- d Saluolav
j .dicrno-m. Admiral l'aira;; is uv 1, w., cn
,. 1. 1 ... .1 ..
. t it
wasal anc'.or inc oj pi. noun u. ..
as al anchor nve or mx nines ue-ow- 1 nu
II ads 01. prepared t" pa-s the batle i. -
Th' signal b'l the advance was ma le at
halt-pasl 0 o el -ck l beT.uliluL Marlight
night. The llarldud, wni. the A.t'a'reK
abnig-ide. look the lead, and both MM c ss
Uilly pa-sed tin- ballcru-s, but w 1 h w bul
dainag we are nol lulorme I. as there I, a-,
been lo Co mill u i.ical ion on wi'.n llieiii since
iheir pa-sage.
Tne liichuiond and (ievesee f 1 1 1 d.
Th.. Uichin eid .was exo.-i-. J :o the li-eif
the bat cri' ami nc. 1 a
I l ' r.-ugh
ncr slea'n I r ; m. ami w a
b.ICK out of 1 he 1 ange of t '.
o I I ' 1; . d i o I h I
ha it-1 let-. She
Mopped down llu' TiUr n tl anel - ieit.
H,,- Iii.m h three 11. 11 k' -d aid M-ven
Mill
(led. 1 I. I on. I. ! 1 h ' in ng
;! no
Ha1
'v -n'ti d
.'li.ll bi-
r.nl
t 1.0
tbe
In u.i.i
I p
' 11 . .1 d 1 h.
-1 mii k a
l ,'u mm : gs is
a "i e .-1,-,
of ll .
11 eei
j M - - I
1 1
i 1 1 , Ti ..
r
I. . 'i: .
ai d a
ue -si s' ma b man.
Th. M . u.oi. ai.e-." at-! :i,e K i 1 tie " ent
up nex' mi fill. r. ('. p1. vt. K ii'ii'V, id"
tie M iiiJ'-.' -h- la. W - at. i, 'he
I in l'lge w
n 11 1 ir v as si '. ;l e. .. - 1 1 . 1:1 n n let"
1 1 111. ai n ne vi at 1 y -'! o ,m v 1 u 1 i-d .
ll is get. el an)" l' ported Il.a III I.
I I
t- e;.-,. in e
I SS 1')'.
. Ill p II .
1 10. 1 i-i -lie leg w 1 1 no
fi.e en Me '"-s 01 !'.i- be
.(..'IIIIIMI 1 ll . d I li , V ! !
Tl. K t 1 eo w a.-N :i 1 d . 5 -
-I -ale 1.1
NN. 1.
tie- .- . 1 11 ' 1 .
- r. I : .- I.
' ,. ..- I . d I u , in r u
r p . - t
a1 on I
li ! b o :, a a V. a Ii - r w a- e:. an '
- 1 - . , ,
(
Ii v prop lK-r h-' btcnii-' . 1. ...a 1 ageame,
and ' a nb i-' diodi"-pb.. k --.". 1. 1, fir-,
l i e .V.oi 011 alie!a al-o 1 I! back out of
r.ino The I"--- on bo.. id of the hinneo,
it 11 V, is 1 1 repm t d.
Tlio sdel,c.l gM I" a' (i P-fe was
s-.m-'wln.t d -nag ). a d n mi I !! baik.
Ti.e o 111 ml '! 'aui age '-il U.i- b al In hut
u i:..w 11 bei e ;. 1 I't s ul .
g -
...
1
1
.. .
inn
Tiie M--'-i p1 in u;i las' a-.ii grouf
u
- i
di d on I In
ti. r nca r
b .1 k III , (,-i; o-. i h- I
ill : I . e t ' 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 v" c 1 1
1
la'
t - 1 ot -h --re b.a er
a 1 . 1 h , x e 1 (1 e I
net
, o ,1
I 1 1 1 I.I ee a' u ...... .y.,.- j-
Tm
lio'eick at night, attl M ..id Ine l -
iniu.u.sb I r.e s:.e v s abat.d .1 ed A
Master i .1.1. 1. K-ity was v. led,
s.xly ilivc uivii aie allied or iu:s.u.
over
! nen tnesnip rtrailsnjrst Umaset
o tire and Wat deatroyed. ippf ,he
men took to the bofa ud pel led for akore.
One b.ui went tooueof tbe' olber eJa
Several men jaraied Into the 'water' and
en? peked ap by the boat ef 4b eeU
(if this who landed oohote,,Cef Pon
aioe.of the marii.ea, waa taken )noner.
I tie .thera nlked down the leTe and were
taken off to I ho flet in boats.
The nar-al cngavciuenl lasted from 10
.'cl-K k till one id th morning. The Con
federate baiter e firat fired, badly, bat after
ihe Misisoippi gioumleU and the raogewaj
a'tai, cd. the fil ing waa Tery elcliVe.
u bile the gunboats ware under 'the iatte
vies, the 6 mortar achooaers, and tbeiron
lad Essex 4,x below ,the poiti teed, fired
aer .s-, keepintcup a cont,qu.,a sJ&eng of
iho C-.nf. derate batteries darng tbe entire
enaeement. Of course tnere are no memi.a
at preherit of learning the amount vf tbe
n..rur... i iT .
ir;. k...i. i . ...
..'.; th8 -, ,nd fc j" k ."'
neei into lull cmw ni ih. f. m J.
.... . n . e. -
He engagemei t.
We publish the bare facts
as leoeieed,
without comment, and may be ablats rife
mho fHTihsr oarticulars io out nAmiii.
ditiou.
-
- ,7 'e
The Royal Harriagv,
Tho Enl ah p:er9 oTerflw with ae-
w ....n.ai(r ui use. nioce oi
Wule,M" - George' ehaK)l, Wiodner. It
Wn' anosi bill.aul affair. T lie royal pair
e.t Wn.di.ur in the afternMMi torthelalaef
v,gl,i. wi.ere they intended to spend the
ll.lll... k'...l.l M. . i. .
. " " univui ui uur iauy
readers wo append a description of th.
hi ida! dresses :
Drttt of the Bruit.
On these oecus'oa, w beliere, the dres
l n.e bi i le ranks In general rstimalion n
.e l v -e. ond in imoorlanco o th. rlhp.
a - - . - ..v ivtfi h-
1 .( ih.-ceremony i:-olf. which is to b-
rewretu d. lor .1 lad V dress. liUn m ImA,'.
heaut y, c in only be descrihed by its efYecl
i ep.broidered while tilk, iriinmed will'
-over, whu ii cm j.isi be discerned in rich
b s 'iis eliin i ii.g hi iween the anowy folds
The iia tMioual whiteis not, however de
i ai u dlrom, i hough over a?t she weera 1.
l g 1 boddicc witli open bleeves of whiu
ii., c-nbroi lcjcd with silver, and which
rall.ng , igll( hi l3 0ff her uipfnng waist an
iauliioNH syiii.'try of foriii to absolote
p 1 led ion. il.T gorgeous train of whi
a .d 1-1I. cr is b::rnc bv cieht vunn? taJi.
j o - j o
between ibe ages of Hfleen andweoty, ti e
.t a ry choice and flower of tha lair soioni
oui must ancient houses. .
1 The Bridal Bouqvtt
- . 1 l.eailtiful'ili.iierintlen tw..'. r,
composed ofoiange 1 losaums, white ro-e- -tiiitls,
r. re orelndeous flowers, and sprigs
f myrtle, with alrirami. g ii Honilou la-e.
Tm myi tin w by expi ea 'command of
her Maj -iy, sent liom O-b irne, and was
taken trom plains reared from the sprigs
ui d in the bridal bouquet.
Tht Bridtmnaxd.
li is quite supeifluous to sty how they
looked, as rob. d in snowy white und wrap
ped in veil-, he follow tlieir loyal mts
. re-- w ith s fl looistep-j tnough, an thoy
e. t ie rot c'ng t'i he married, they seemed
1 . I.i-.k lb. nis. Ives relieve! from th-e nec-e--.iiv
ot biokmg on tho ground, and glanced' "
about at. o turned lo one and another, and
made believe to look as lj they iid not know
and hear that they commanded almost
he r lull tribute of admiration, "Ten behind
-uch a lady in such a scone a this. lmagi
nation uiu-i draw their pictures, for wuids
v. ii!d tail lo paint them. Their dresses
.v.-ie ali ot while a wondeilul mixture of
-iik and lace, lliat made ttieni e m eth. n
al in I heir lightness, us partly wmpped io
iong coll veils they wi9so.f noiselessly aa
a vision wiiich cannot be forgotten or de
ser'bed. ' P 1 to n bouts are flat-bottorasd, thirty
feet long, two and a half feet wide at tht
, w, and five leel wide the stern, swelling
out at ihe side 8 io the width of six feet Each
!i son u funning gear ol four whtols, aod
is u-ti d as basgasre waggon for the pontoon-
ei -, cari VM'g '18 propoi t to of at ing pieces
nt j lank On res biug" a rn r ihe boats are
unloaded, floated acri by a cable made
. -I . 1 .
j
la-t up llo siream, ineii ine 10 ring pieces
are lad aeVo.ss 1 1 01 one boat to the next,
ami mi Hose are placed the planks, each
t w i-mv iii c b et b ng, which form the gac
way 1 f thai W'.dt.b.
Sai.k ok Statk B .nl9 -The bids for it
I ,:, d- .11. r d tor nit hy Kmi P. Batttl
Ioj. Pi e-'t of 'ibe Chatham R. R. Company,
were op n d yesterday at ihe office of th ,
1....- I r a urvi. We learn ih .1 fOOO
i,.e 1.01 ds exchanged with iho ci.y of Ra
.gb b: o ti:' t A) per cent, premium, and
"I excbatiired with the ttateighjind Ga-
ion l ol orit i.omi aey, 25 er cent. Tb
,e tin - iU.O '0 wus taken at 19 per ecu
pr. i.iiuiii Oi the unsuccessful bids ion
w- ho 11. -iir-e 18, some lGi anl lar;
iiuiiio 1 - at -i per cent preniium, and Lu -ber.-
ai I w er premiums. Progress.
The Cheapest Food Tho ch. sprat and
mosi nutiiii ius vrgeiable used for food is
rom u cimpo mil oi substancea pecoliarily
adapt'-d t fcrni-h aM lhat is necessary to
I
supp n'if.'. A quit ri 1 1 beans and hai4 a
pen no ol poilv wnl teed i small family fu u
tlay wnh good strengthening food F ur
ft . . ... . - J . c .
Muaris 1 oeans anu iwy ihiuiiui 01 euu.er
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