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, ud mU ur to the Uiw, " s to
the h it, iboj- "uiuhI follow a'.ur l id tlmg
which make for- peace," or be sut justed.
' No one tiia bow excuse birmtlf wi'.b -ty.
If any of our Editors have been, aod
now art urging others to go tbry should,
'" tbey must, go themselves, . Tie country
" can do but poorly wtfhout f newspapers,
- butthe Kdiior W be spared better tbae
,, ,b farmr. Tbe army can di baterwiUi.
- W (nil the Beis tio without bread.
, nay of the -Ministers of .be gospel 9
puoaWte bellioo,nq4 have n7 ttrl
oUr to go, or rather,
Wto. And have ibej thought
SSUWSj."j.,
144 Iheui ? gotbty ere hktJy hV,ilo, as
mach good ia tbe eml a the epuituel
wfiir. .: n.-w.-.J-rf R.
. , Ve Mt est ail aroend aa, el wo
UA hffin U wtf m,' Uanby were
-reedy for iT who ia tended no eaarchta
Um tirst eopny,w b- would fdriak
altxU blood; end pay all thwuxpeaswa
Um fsMJBUoV--wbe tateeded t ,'tt
rsioa ape the walla of thoc-pilol, at
Washington, with the po thr b,yo
mC ia character of hmg fiija."
m nea Anm, b oVouuaced tboae,
wbo would aU aaadly mb with Uwta to
Urn fcau of eatnagf, at -cowmrdt, bn
tioattU, -JjDColaiU," -aboJitioiiiati ia
dkgaiaa at "aalraa U Ua aooib" M
Ba ipo.aboia ibjfy-buaa4 to place
bidvoua mark," vbicbj ahuuli U r
rio4 a braad of infiuay.1? V Aad fJ
bat art UteM.Sir Valiaata doing at booMrl
SotM of ibm amlpoftiag tboir gold laoa
im abadV offioav. iionM,ar. ijbrting,
oiwnplyia Boor aad lobaooo, bM Uy
wg ap Ura Rwal aad bread fKmi tba dW
tUata and almost atarriog &milia"of tba
aLILw ' ia mmka ?in. Soma ar tatten-
35Kijii!a2arBBeaB
mol cara bow long wa,r iaia. -
do awtlika ibis EUitor, or.Utat oce, bccaaaa
batalka of peace, VbiU lotbara ar bark
stuaL innliD7 to Uiii foraw political
MMMnb a umu : and comiaeudiotf
tbetaaelvcs WlLo pwwera ibat U" acting
a apiea aad infgrmw. and burryio otf
ohm poor, aick, farloujgbed aoldWr, before
'aiJa&Irto "go to cap. J. Ait tbm fcl
lowfaay'oabead and fi jbt it out n
r aurroJer. Xfay are int. epeodiug tbe
Itt ; maa mod tbe but dollar. Miatrable
wretcba t "for tby uy aod do aot. Tbey
biod beary bordrba, aod grieoos to be
bat ilej tbemires, wiil inoie tbeiu
:Uom of Ueir do,!." Uut pubiw
opioioa bat oo iofloenoe apoo tbeia. 11m
-. viU jiAla tnttt U.h iLfctn. bat their re-
n!v i fl aowermaunt JOtuIled. aod tbe
preat miwl be muzzled AlartiaJ Law tniut
ba proclaaneJ, and the Preaideat mua be
i doiiwil .with wore power. &
Tu people are . exceedingly tame, or
tbeae iellowa would be ia lb army. . Bat
fjwwjbaaepma wbta Uwciy ia, baroc,"
aad eeeo tbe trnalt "dta of war raaat be
let We. - Tbey bate rusbul and got up
Ui figbtj aiad oow 4hy - mart belp, or tbe
big doa will devour teem, wbeu lb war
ia er. Tbe peble ooupsel no mot Uw,
ao wleoce, but tbe instinct of fremeo,aod
veiopd, by aecb taeu and aocb prucced
inga. Ibe people will do longer let tbeae
men drive Uim to alaugbler, auU tbey
. go whb tCem. k lie dapoaitioa ia alroog
aad grow iog, to do ao tbeae no Uw$ Btu,
with ibeir own pbjsic; and wbea ibey are
beard advocating a alroog government
and aajiog "tae laat maa tnut go," to
make taeui "dattUle-quick" to tba army
jjMtaeeUea
jbeiaselvea. .. .
IoVmw of 'tbe exigeaeiea otthTTimi
kt mo waM,xryt atfurt to go to the tear,
. I . II . .... I...' 11. a ff.m. 1. u.
U will mot gokimttlf. lite time , baa
eonie wbea eocii men nauat go to war -lo
' aeaoB, or to aubjugatioa.
-:
'JUDGE UrLiTlTS OP1MOX
rih- mtfef oif Eicu. brought before
him on a writ of Aabetu em put, loocbiogj
Um Cooacriptioa aod iUempUon AeU of
-tr,.J . - C -.
the Confederals Stales.
u Whewtbe case waopeoed, I bad some
doobU,wbeiar tae'taeta'ot the eaae show.
e4 such an iaprisoameot aa authorised
i tbe issaiBg a aebros eorpue. As however
- V. MJli.a mAa.. H tT if f Ail It .... I
of ttpetHtoeer, aaa prod need -4itd4
. V. ,.... tinm.ln 1 ml! r . M i!iMi.u.fl An I
.rlBAfiaflieS-eaeq
tba BJejiU, ICtaW-eanelwded teeaerl
dUuwhca-Ut first PIoo
tha writ bi aowot eerptu. tw miiurv d-
lenlioa, came before me, si doubted tb
- power of tho State ddgea to act: xsinina-
tjoo.liowerer, saified me, notainstanding
soma eocflict of anlbority, that tbey not
only bad toe power, qui were compelled
rstcrtate Vdrtsuieuosw .
T4w iaet W4bicao are Usese: Tbe
' licaat' wait Cable to eooacrlrrftou uudr
tLtef Apnl ItiO., umatrihai met ml
tfmUntfliUeUcomerpUO: the snplt
r( ' ' f3Al will therefore exempted froai military
e TSe i1 afedera-e army, for the
... ..war;' suUeiuenlly, la-Sept. tba
. laonscript law was so extended as to is-
z fjefode persona ot tbo ags of the tobstitats :
'- - 6 5S1d 1 we 1airiH are prase audi V.,'
-V; ' Tirst; wbeiber or aot, o& tlepnassgs cf
if i-
.$ law.
ul . lillil ir. t t'.tf I
'
l,LU to cvtuj.iilian I
Second, wbetlttrr if tbe U ofSpCl802
did rmbrc aucb in iu prortoioi-a, it would
be valid, or null and void,'aa to lboe wbo
bad pot ia uUlilulea, aa Uiog nncoiisli-
iuiivuait ; ' . : '
Tbert are several provWoae . of U act
f Spt 1862, wbkh atem 'direcUy ia coo
fliotjrilb tbe ida, that it waa intended to
ojiraU oa aoy'peraoa alreaJy 'fanrwr
wo ether aa aeUuiulrt orolberaiae; by jt
tbe TreeideBl ia aulbutiM
m4 plait im miltiarM aervtoeaJI wbite niec
Jr " "cmll outr Mil oat from what I aou
aad ua lanireaxr and ita cXutrL o BIT
Opinion, aa pUmlj impif tba former. Jle
II wuins , u'j
ia to call r amfltf ana jt a a
fejvemrk: aa to a aababtute. Jo ia
' -, " V
tuia to ba dona t be ia already ta military
! . a u a m
eervice: How tnea can m oe ceqy ew
aod yxfotrd. (n awca aervice I Again, tbe
penooa liable to be tailed, under tbU act,
are Uiom "between tbe agea of 33 aod 43,
aud wbo, at tbe time tba call or cal'a may
be rnauV, are not lnjalljf exempted rom
military $ervee.n. lXiea not tbia abow tbat
tbewraoa, wbo bad put ia tubMitntea,
ware uot loteodwdTo ae "ecboracrd witbio
tba act Had tbey - btea ao intended,
would aot th act bate said, iu plain, uo
linikUkabiv language, tbat peraont who bad
pat in tubelilutea, wbo at tbe. patiog of
tbia act, were, by ag, made liable to coo
acriptioo under it, abould, Jicit be -deaed
lepallyj eiempted! Woald not tbe act
have said ao, in aa plain term as tbe for
mr act aaiJ, that nonf ilall 10 service
mlhtU eiempted ! Tbia act of Sept.
further apeak of tbe rreaidenl'a "calling I
ottt troop ifo lue aenrice q tue voniru
emte Saie:" atill using language appro
prime to those wbo are not in service, anJ
iappropriateto those, who are already in
service. ' Further, by a subsequent U,
Cirmr ara reouired to be esublisbea';
wberein"4JonTC
and instructed." r Are th-se men, tbua
placed ia the army a subacute, who
ha v already been Mril.ed aoJ irtftroclwl,
to be arehdrawH frouftbe army.-anil-to
h "ameinl.led and drilled" in Canfp l of
Instruction -These provisions of tbe law.
s
lbsiruciton 1 -inese oroymioiri 01 iui, j j .,. , . .
and other considerate satWy me that. alikeee over which tbey blow t!i4) W-wne-wt shall find ourselves over
however general the law, may be in its j tin trumpet every day, are the feats vftrod lTond the hope of recovery,
terms, it cannot, by any rule of leal in- , of ig:nies com pared-with this gi-; jtlton Action!! should U our waleb
terpretation, be so construed as to en.bra e au iie exploit. XL6.1!!. !,.as .t word' and aMfte emertfeocy iareaata,
wubiniia DmvisionssubstUnWs:who:.iwere .:.iit thft.ishd ci'ist twwt v60-ltnre4 rAir'""1 " :V;;..". .:...i li"
j. .:... .... u. l -
aucb men cannot be "called out;" ihey can
not be "placed in" milurv sluice : tbe
Uw does not, in my opinion, (and I say it
with proper deference.) embrace Mu-b.
Ucncc, as the aj.plicsot Las a substitute in
military service, be is not now liable to
conscription. I am, however.' aware tbat
conflicting opinions have been given on
this snbjct, and 1, therefore, proceed to
express my seiron7Ute''oiber question. "7
A man ia a conscript, or ImbU to con
for
remain t( borne during the fract 0f Confederate Soil and devoorJ
will put into the sertice. tr j iho goutb must do nothing but par- s
s not liable to conscription, j jt uiu$t ever pre8aroe to til rust. I
am at home-be exempted:" j cQuneeltvill render the ! el
war: u you
"the war, one
"too shall remain
tbe conscript goes out finds a man not
1 a man not
ri;
e lor n. ro
liable to confccrir.tion pays
amount to act as a substitute
tender bim- to tbe proper autborities
tbe substitote is accepted, and tbe con
script exempted. Is not tbia a ccntraot
between the Government and the con-
script I H it not an executed contract : a
TraBaetion having rihthe-qWUiee-Hof
cop Unci known to, and required by, the
r . .n. I inM w K iz.ll tl... M.numl K.
sen Dt. I It it not an executed contract ! a
fiW, and on which the conscript has ad
vanced ba raouy to the suUtitule l In
m v iud?meiiL it U itut a mere t'offer.
i whicK the Government can annul, even by
j t repeal of the provisions of the law, alter
lii . hn eti nnnn : but it is a eon-
! tract, which power in ibe State no
Po ' Jh Confedcy, can annul and
.f B ,OTeri ,nd mi do
; . - . :? " . . . ,
I what she pleases, so sbe is not loruiavien
the Confederaey is a limited government.
nnd may do what sbe is by tbe Constitu
tion authorised o do,; no more. llenc
a State, constitution is a disabling instru
btddrtrat4r-Bot forbidden
iztitn ivn At flu. fVkfiCrt0r
ment; you look into tt to see what is tor
.... . - a
do,tb)cwtKtion
hntoM.
tlWiiee emiiowers -the ContVderaev te'
do : wnen asceninej, sue roar no- ri :
ondn&thinj ' fttrtUer. The Stales areex-
revwv forbidden fo "pus any law unpair-
.. l.nl.lJ r.li-.n i AtmlnM't and. tlicra
intlieobfcationofeontriwt,"' and, there
I, m . ... '
tlif. mi rr rwtwivn lit Cuolwipra
GMnmeolmyb cannot be
ar.frullei by till State (iornuint, because
the CdnstitoUoo ort it: ana w(ju we
look to the Cnlitulioti of the Confederate
Government for tha power to pass any
law irapairinjthe oWigMion of a cootrac.t,
it is not to be found: emtk fomr i not
fwmUdx asd lb aoa-grant of lbs power
to tie Cofcfederacy is jest as eopclasive
W.-t iir rvrht tn DStif'tacli a la-, as is
"the probiliuesi ef the exercise of each a
. . a n. . 4. e - k a L Ciki
power OUa Ctaw wvcrnnireij tur
cannot "pas any jw impairing lbs obit
nu l l i - I . I
not tiahu J K, r lo '' ! ; lvI
Laving the power btrt !f, ! a cannot au
tborixa tbe l' crctary f War U innke
rulee aud regofatiopi", licb a ail have
tbat affect: not bating the power beraelf,
tbe cannot delegate it lo another. -
lleoce, I am of opinion, on tbe (-round
tbat ln Jaw of 8j4. '62, doea not embract
bia cate within Ua provUion, tbat tbe ap
plicatittr -entltUd to bia ducbarge: and
evrn if tbia were notao, and if bia cm
were embraced within iu provbttona, lay
opinion la, the law of 8ept 1802 woeld be
nnoAiiaiitntiAnkl 1 sit iu aa to biiti. and
1 .a a - lJtL flV
11 may iro oe improper u aou uim t ov
I . ' .
inaily paaaed.
No! MOEQAJ.V expedition wtt
tTot a 'failure. With twent fiee
bandred uieu he traveraed two enor
moot States from end to end occupi
ed their principal towni at pleasure,
cot their arteries of ctWnauieatioa,
burnt dept, tleatroVed" enjine,
uuk itearuboau iaoaurabte. lie
tbrtW several luilliutitofyeople into
Irautio couafernation foruhe safety
of tlieir prupertj, turned kntire pop
ulations into fogi tires, anl compell
ed a hundred thousand men to leave
their occupations for weeks and go
under arms -only as an equivalent
to 'uim I and his twentv-five hndred
troops. W hat if he has been hem.
tned-in at lasTand compej.ed nu0fi,ho1.1Tinf at noine,
surrender! lwenty-nve hundred! . , . . . . , . .
have been added to he Yankee et- T.Z
change list-a great matter, trolj,-' 10 W P lrore,rty to ba eos
At tbia staire of tbe war I Is not the ! sumed by th enemy. It is no lime, bow,
tewpwlft
times, twenty times, a hundred times, ; profiinely denooac thia that or the other
Compensated by the blows they have ; official to 6cd fault with tbia or tbat ae-
struck, tjie loas liiej nave mnictea,
tue panic tucy uave crvaicu 1
5 pauic they Have created f
Want of enterpnse has hoenthej
enrbe of tne aoutu 111 war as iu peace. - ....... mrm
We succeed better than the stupid, : Jr.e tbe baiter. W b.Ht w. are trtftng.
cowardlj Yankee in all that we try; ibe enemy is advancing, hiUt we d
iu.r w irv little. The raids uf 'the ' lav. ruin and dwjrace are approaching;
l T . .. .'.A
Lit isoiitra.
. .u: 4i..i.'l vai'i x.t W..
Cli't make raid. We cWt mex of a bra.e and fr pe5.pl. ia e
See how it ends S" If theew COUusel- j defeoce of their boroea aod independence,
lors are hearkened to, our armies; -mu6t
just encamp on a hill and wait i PUBLIC MEETINGS I.V WAKE. "
till the Yankees repeat their experi- j , ... . .
ment. till they drover the right ! There bare been two rbM
way to make them retreat, give up gatherings ia Wake County, at wbicti re
more and -more territory , till we t wi.tioaa were passed coi Jeroning Pesi
Lave non-e at all lelt. Confederate
j bubjogatioQ of i,e South a certainty,
1 uncertaiu only on theqneation of time
. . .. .rt
I lu.M i rani arid I a invasion
juuigau v - -
are botu great gains of the South.
While the capture of twenty-five
hundred cavalry after thej had ac. -
cooipueueu, tueir ipieuuiu wym,
la matter :-forregrefr-ItJ a trifle in
comparison with their achievements
I ' I .1 . I. ... ... n ... t A Viririnia
! L'.l .1...;. .nl...w4..f utrvvlr M
While the return of Lee to Virginia,
and the sudden abandonment of one
of the most magnificent campaigns
.. ... . i t
ever idastined is still an inexplicable
event, an apparent inconsequence,
what he did, and the po.nt he reach-f
fun.i.li solid material for hope.
and a gloriyoa model for future imi
tation, "r.
The concjusion of Morgan's affair
is easily understood. It is a casual
ty of war, often inevitable, ljut the
end of Lee's campaign pnzzles the
roore(it . is cousiaejea. ve Knew
now from both sides what was the
j i jatiie oi vseujaou.. w
MhejaajqWfffB.
of the'tJhfte
wae unsnc
: :j .
division.- Hut it eras not a victory ol
tho diluted States. Lee was unsuc
cessful, but not. crippled. Ue toolt
au iiiprenable position witliiu reach
of II Jtimore and Waehington and
heVlirat se. Why he gave up
hie ca'mpaign andpcauie back to his
old hue ol the Iupidan, ia not ex
plained by any tact now before the
public, bat though, this Jsta diap
pointmcnt, it does J not rob tfii canv
paigu of iu ghjrj or its profit to us.
TliH nmr Ins ftlt the wcicrht of
the war, and his afmr is jnst whero
it wi when tLo btuool jutnaseas
waa fonirbL two stars' aco. ?cA
numd Axamtner.
cessmi irom tno miicpnuucy womL. ...li2k-r;riAui. Kows a
SALL :,uuv.:i.c.:
E0ID1T KTE-tnC ItCtST a. lilt.
,It will btaeea by rtfursnce to aaolber
colurqti of llU paper, tbat Oea. Lee call
upon all members of tb i army of tie TV
tomao to report themselves at Head Qar
ten without delay. His appeal is stroag,
and con vers tie idea of great .danger
lo'ouri
... ' . . ..
-It.... il kln T1Ka.. ah
ket, to come to tbe help of those tba bava
so aolty stood between tbeia aas tbe ene
my (or more'tbao'two years.' This tedi
eatea beyond doubt that this eantioos aad
Ua General believes there is erisia at
band ia tba affairs of amt Coafederary.
We caa not disregard tbb appeal aad feet
secure. Every tbieg is atsukeaad if we
lose, ett ia loatUbeHy, country, home,
properij, peace, boaor and eve7 thing eal
cnJUted to render We desirable.- It will be
a poor consolation, when all is gone aad
we become refugeea, lo rrftVxt thai we
were exempt from service. It will be a
miserable apology for those who bavesab
etitotea, tb7! tbey did not respond to tbe
call of their brethren in arm lcee tney
proted br another I And vani-
, l?on lhe Gbvmment or to compare tbe
tl
m
so shall our courage, anu o.r.
i rie,
until it should reach the sublimest
Davie and the Confederate Govera-
Nortb Carolina ia
under tienoraU, and
other Slates,- aod ia
assigning foreign Surgeons to attend ibe
sick and wounded of our troops. Tbey
,lso condemn tbe appointment of Mr. urad-
! ford, (a Virginian.) chief Tithiagmaa ia
J this Stat.. The people of the whole State
. . ,-
I 1 .1.:. ...I immlilu-
1 CODucluu i ...v. -;--
t mtatttn. But the chief object of these
j we conjecture, is announced
1 JlmtiJZh stria to
, IK
the endorsement of tbe Slemdard news
paper
and TR'veeomnenllalloTroith
nrioi to the public It looks very like
Mr. Jloldeo had a farty. and that b was
putting it to work for his especial benefit.
lK:f,fc conldso well t4aa ibe
; f Sute journa! ! gundard
"V- . Old North State
auw av g r - - . .
divided un.ler the appellations of Uvldtm
iUi aud SptlhnqtiUt. To bsure, it would
be very -ridiculous in ibe eyes of the world,
but it would certainly gratify the pride
and aKtiirations of thrse eentlemen, wbo
eeem lo think the whole responsibility of
ibe honor, refcuttnnd'enfae oLlb
thsnvwaf
resJUnc
T. "
'--A!S
4Siu UEG1MENT.
l ro..onS er.t v. - ... .. .
member of Uis Rfgimeot, dated .-Camp
WMr AshUnd. July 2.C ys: "Tbure
is a revival going on in tbe 1 Oib Hegiment.
Two wen. Were, converted ht Mjht and
Tareaktabrning. ,Vrarerffll&ingiar
L1J averr aiubt. in all U laments i
our Drigade. Wo have a good Cbaplaie
in our KegimeoJ," the J&v. Ch-Dolw.
' ' Ur. Troy will .Jeavii Sahs
buiy tba 12lh of next month wTtb boiea.
Tell those-wtd wereo . snxkBS to send
boxes by m that h. will be fa SaKsbory,
atd tliey can sen! as many astbsy with
by Lm. . r
ly !!' - ' I t-r ,,
(t uilki"jj ttuU autiit.ivi..riit i !Utrs,
Any pern nny or rtannn-.f 1t v.fj
our culuinns, m nuie of v Loinsoc Vvr it may
.it l.i. Cnrv. Y iin? t such romnmn-
r j j j a z
nkation doubt the rate u our charges lor b-
ainess aurertKinjr. we coo i anovr at Ut
MM.nl lime, wkrtiter dunn? tbe COntilliunM
of the war, tbe PutrLJ will take a very ao-
people art fully competent to t Wt tbe prop. - '
er mea for tbe proper places. . Tbongb a.pir. ; '
uib far teJilM-aJ Mtrbt ment are' at bbem. if
I they may so eleejawb.j
Verr rood. This looks like the
7,dfnV"mdahTT6tretIri6ldde
of electioneerings) knock on the head.
Wo applaud it for the determination, '
and sbalt porsuo a timlar comtu.
The people are capable" of tnalioj.
right selections and will. do itif let
alone, and not excitfd to array them ,
selves against each otbet in parties,'
We hope Ibe will pat the sea) of 7
condemnation on"part spirit and
stand firtnl against the enemies ef
the ConfederacyV
GIVE YOUR NAMR
We have received a well written letter
from some member of the Tib Kegteeel
8. C Cavalry, giving aa aeroent of ks re
cent eiploiu ia Eastern N. C; but as be
eiltedj:sW wbave no
thing to nessrw as that his comma aicatioo
ia reliablt. Penona writiag for the press
bould always give their names.
a )
X-Mrs. D. A. Davis President Ladies
Aid Society, nckaow ledges tbe receipt of
1 1 1 M, a dunatioa from of Mr.B. Slater,
anagr-f Cant's Panorapac.
TTr tB ar aa ftmtm9hAek w&wHfn
.1. nlt af fie Stmt tin Stmtee end
tie MiliMV'kMi''ul,i aaa.
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Wast nnoM have we to synvose that e3
i (. taw faaeewiilke rtaetdal
biatUNi T Dwea k. caaiesspUbaf re-eoa-atrwedasw
that feriae tae aWtasati taatjt
win be UMeard to with favaeT Tae tWatk ia
ofpMvS Id reatrweMS. We ea-Al eever
rjwel! ia saee with lb Bave laaf,a
biUrrly a4 so ejas'ly wrwd wa, ti Ike es
leat ur"jaerhaj ear aw!e, rAeas ef
thait pnfwriy a4 mta( tftwsa Bwsa ikeir
kuinea. inaal,Maaae ia oaf eu-ftelt.
wky stWaU we f iai ike aeeseaee efeut ea
ar sskiaf a far wbea ww km we ehaB W
aporaeJ T What Mrvaatafe ia there us last ?
Do w sa4 aiM.lit ira lives resist ear
kinder s4 the swajWra af eaLeewairyl
We woahi reiawlfwai eien a saiswna waa a
r m af eefraJatle, raifcer ; W ike Ssets ef
fciaiorj arave that K weK awatiS cf aw oUmv
feeliag. Tbe eeetjajr ha kswn ftwai Ihe'Vs
paaiag that we waM aceeat aw ieasteWr
ptmtt i eel he has eerasiaed ihst we saa3,
ceaat aaly swth aa h'k uitUf !.
it: eaW4asajMaasiariaWntthe aetherky
ef the t'ailed Swiea, fDVeraed. awfla aeeefi
eee with the CoMHMioa. ae ) wiB ef
the atr4y ia CssfrtM. Are ihese aaf in
the'Svath seaey fcf I halt If so. we are v
6e4. aaS eivl etrifc will eeeor swwap. na as
oouasNshaahMeMaswareat that thai is to
helheeadufewrstracgte. ,
THREATENED ATTACK 05? WELDOS
We Irarn thai the YanErwISiei
nmnbers is not known, are SMppoaed4o U ad
vancing on both side ef tbe Roanoke oa
H-eUon. Col W. J. Oarke; o? the 2 fa
egrapbs to Gov. Vance from WeUon, July
20th, tbatapartof ftasUigaae vnei e
enemy in Urge force on the 28u about -mites
Irom Jackaoo, Xorlhamptoo, aSdafKr
M enerpenV of four beor drove tbem
beck. FiveeotrofU2WwaJoo
eegu--lssa-SuJuTbal
ten wounded. ;
Ir, is U staled thaiour form act the
emy on the 28ih. at Tort Drnawb, b Martia
1 a 1 ) a -at a . - . aVSW
AfBir. on iOraootn Sale oi ine n,-
Tdrave themWk, .o perticokirs. tbe bv
te runlor is tiutlneeteaty weST UJ.!fi:
SWJUarUWf'wBmV- oW
rFM.Caairateo
Ifee eoeruy WrWded Comnsmga 4'oint se
eerely, tanning at 1 and hwtin- until eb.
3 o'clock ia tbe aftoooo, whew tbry wn
drew. CnalorftwwJ:Wamlwride.
On tbe 51st, B heavy bombardiBeol wa
ccnUced ty eor trees oil He eoeoy
ki2ed and wounded in tho JLce attack
Morris Islands - -. "
DEATOoVnON. W. t TASCXT
, j: r, otcomt. July s7-
illoW wXYaocey died at bis re-
new this city, to day, after aa
weeks, from the e&cto of Bdoe
-1.