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StTOS AVO for!KTO.
' ; frkr th u.ukan. : - j.
a change in the LP"- f P'jS P,Pt'r
and other article required o carry on bw
ee tliewibscription lajceoflbi pper.wiH
Im Sim tioUart tor nil month, and three 4ol
tan tor a year.
... Abtkbtuixo, two dollars for the fine Mil
on dollar fur each mfaaeqoent publication.
Acil20th; iMt'-r '
4.rfWrf t 'opp,n lackjWmlon at about noon t CcmfUIerata airtboryieenad previoWj
-wYMr4
v f Ibtoi great deal of atoleii proiwrtr, bora Conformably , to ilia jitrucrton of' tb
Fran ta Richmaa Eismioer,.
, mule, milch cowa, negroes, wagon,
beggice; lo weta specimen of every tbing
that could, waik on fcgiy run on heels, or
brcArrird wtbannr--Thw 4wWmhmm
diatefy jromiBttitCCfL embarking ltJ
tranorU and . gunboat. ,,1'bey aeeined
to be in a hurry, and tor fear that General
Canoro should appear ia purit. and at
tempt ransom of tlie Hole pro
pert r, pickete were thrown back for ever-
al initio. , ' '' . ,' .
. The Yaakee cvmmande waa Colonel
Speer.h siioe'wbo Ld the. raid n Ilia
Central and VwJrrickbnrT railroad re-
ri Generd Left Atmy-Severl wtUy, l was loo badly Opened to do
, i. ... i , r, much barm. . . -Cavalrjht
near .; rWy - Tu Urkl .t Winuni or.i.td
UHkTM4emy driven acrp94(A f 1.700 tatatrr, ibrr rrjrinimu of in
f, - -W fNnlry;andi'i jirrut ofHilillr. Dod
, i r - . il.lLi .1 earalrr. a set of ihievei and. who ha
t no iniraj iram wnfmoj unain - , . , , . ... i,,. t;
of , " v-
wre aiwg wiib iim coniinanu.
Tbev loaded tbe boraM. neirroea. and
r I aarltjp cMtaes thav Ull I of OiarJtton, mo J tbeSr own frleifidn jutn' proprijoD V
Lpartmni oi roreiga Anira, aa jo i niaKe p.n aitetniw put wny novt Mrj waai-neaatfa ana timia-nearted policy, tba
will percfiva in (he rnclwe copy of in: peola exeita lierbalrea at;t)jprriIiarobarra88mehta''of 'the Governmeot
hat greatly nialtipliedf, nod. It now flodt .
neat and dtacretion, if tbey Were- doable
what'thet ire. , ?.r. . - -
tba tiding-of the rernmrnenearuewl
tiUtiea-on tha Opper Kappahannack. On
Fridaj afoon.onr picket,, near Bran
dt Mation, cnipoinj a portion of General
MaboceV biiagatla, wee driven bt a Urje
body of the rlHjiiif sidd to be three brig
m)t yiturtgr-in i fair jf aid "arfltt f Ou f
infantry fell hack, and Gen.. Ilawptoa'e
calry, eovtRiandrd br LtriiLGvi. liaker,
adeawevd. Gen. VV. IL K. U'i and Jon
(HadM betaf witbia atippnrtin dwtaoer.
tlamptona brial(rl-uHn th enriny at
a brik'chaf g. and lor a tvn ntinntet tl e
liht waa bcrea. Ittfl the impel uoitj and j
daatt Of tun ild brigade waa lw inucli Uw
the Yarikeea. atidtb-woka aad-
wagone oa the irprmj-orta, but a grval m-
drtpatcb, I jippeal In . jouflfijinj5 faeof,
arryftnTtrtiianrawhMitnlha fJbArleifon
auiboraiea af tba Mprmjon of lha lhanka
due to them, , and or the uwaraea that the
Ertiperor if deeply aentible of their gener
oua con J net which cnabM the Dpatch
Steamer Kenaodin to Vomplete ita repairs.
I pray yoo, air to ftcvept tie aMaranea,
A..Ac,v : j rf ARED PAUL.-
To l Qoa. J.rKaMMiK,Secrelary
of State, Department of Slate. :'
' Copy eacloaad m fcrrjotn(r : -
MicisTKTor Foseiom ArfAiaa,
PoLTTlCAt DlH iC. PlTttS.
- Jom 10,1803.'
Fra: On the 23d of Febeaarf iatt Hie
Imperial Mjty 'a Decpatch Steanw JJa
naudin, which had received the order to
tonrk at Charteatob, got aground atSul
lirana Pm, and only nreeded In ewrap
ine from thia critical condition by ibe aid
nr boraee and hfwken down wagons wera j Af .u. ttju- -nj, keh aloon-of-
Wft ojion tb hote, to be rvclaime) by j m petrel. On tb htM-iriAjr of lb ae- i
tbtutuwrWJTlHg-jrarrie.1 lT1n atl..alpt.t.l cident. tb.XknfrtJcrate anth"ritie were ,
land f it Uonly irjtbW twetva montba'tbal
wiy' merTTnM' been aTfaTitd to TtaTmpof
lance J ..laraidea one, of Our great eat Gvner
aU imw in Virginia m aid to have declar
ed it quite im(HMile to to fortify that ia
ina.i, aa m rentier u imprenanla ajrainal
a loriiikJatiM litm clad nH(t, and sncli Imt
terM aa oar cnenjiea could erect at wil
ok Folly LUad ;,yet ituM what lb ao
Wa lUaiiregard baa already dona almost
...t. -t Ll.t -.J. V L" ' ' f.t " .
-nj w nra fnur tweet, wiinoui gun,
and witboat labor t complete bis'bn of
lortibcations w 1th a wre handful of brave;
dtrrniired men. hi works have resisted
ftr weeka, a bombardment aiich aa has
not been snrpnwcd in this war, repelling
two operatH land attacks, slauirbterieir
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anc capionog- oxtr of tbe -enemf.
L-t as not demeao our nature br expect
ing impowiUlities from those in authority,
nor permit oor cdnQdence in oar com
manding General to waver. Ilia earlv
dds in our cauW bavn so Identified him
ora lour or nve
many waon aud
tba RappaJiannock ia c"TukHi. In
the abort tinia that the battle lasted Ilatap
twa'a iHrieada k err Cotoo- if the
rpnimand bv wound, but none were kilVd.
L'euC CoL 6ktr, in eitmmand,. waa bol
through the 5rA ann, a aUo a Glone
Vouns uf Cobb's Legion; C4. TJack of
ihiT- Fsra""5ou"ib CaioHna cavalry. btt
croaawiae through tba palm of U right
hand hr a iniunM ball ; Captain Clair,
. lull JNorth Caroiiaa,
1 brat - Oor lo
to be upward of 6ft y
Tba Vankvf h was baavy, aad w took
a number of jrioDer, and luat bat a very
law. " ' "
Tba Yankee cavalry t sakl to hav
bea Ctmmaaded hf Kilpatrick, Imt we
rather expect it aaa Ktoneiiian, with p-r-
three nondrrd
hundred n-griv, and
private cainagH.
Tbeir rolbrry of private individuals waa
vMwiitfC and p'nvral. Dr. Sne.id and
Lewie iHn'n-U, of II 'Tt ford county, wtte
arreti br thtn, and hehl during the pro
rfrea of lb raid. Xo ridfnt wa allow-
mi iwova alauf, and no oummunivation
aa rmUtd Waewone plantation axd 4 praf h tn transmit to ihotewothortlealtwr'
anotlarr. I ; accuuota lor tba aecrey
bicb narked tba inoveraeuU of raid
ing panv.
John Siutball. Eq a resident of Mur
frmboro, awl who baa never bem bwn
tetnd a i-ewionift, per t, lost all be
poanaswd in tbe world, at tUir, band.
lionea, flour, grain, nvgroea. wnt the way
of all thine in th lankre a path, iba !
with CbarUtton and ber people, (bat be
n,"j .VS."J9J'Te onir -.in. Iter sairtv.
kind enongh to tender to the Captain, of: Lt u abandon afield and rally to hi
tba Kenaodin th gratuitoua um of the 1 uport in this hi, and our time of trial.
floating dock at Charleston j and he wa ! believing that if Charleston can be taved
the enabled to make iv-fiaim Ibat VlWlartf
dxpenaaMo to the continuance of bis voy-1 but if lod decrees otharwise, theo lt oa
age. I desire, sir, that yon inform tbe submit a becomes a ChrUtian eop!e, re
Govarnment at Richmond bow sensible ' solved never to deVrt the nohle old citv
we have been of the kind conduet of the' until w d need to an uninhabitable waste.
authorities at Charleston.5 and that yon i Never sav die. 'Wawillt'lt triumnbi
w m a :
expression of our. liveir thanks.
Receive, sir, the ewurnce, drc,
DROUYy DE L'nUYST
CoxrtDBnATK Statu or Atrtaica,
DaranTMiNT of State,
IttCBMOvp, Jaly 314, 1863. .
Sir:
From th Richmond Vbif.
RETALLTION.
I In an article exposing the bad faith
! with which the. Yankee have acted in
. in the exchange of prisoners, tbeir inuu-
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, abot alicbtly !a tbe
in the hftt waa taidkj . .
kiUvd and wounde t r"!l0l
vi wi uniin in ina 1 htt "in. i " - - 1L . . r .1 .1 . n
hotel of uLu N.arn. at jikson, . ( the receipt of your letter of 29th inst, en- trocitJ f 'e,r threat to exuete Gen.
closing copy of a comtnunication adire riwiugn Le and luapuin Winder, id re
ep to yon by M. Drotiyn de L'Huj-s, in taliatkm for the two condemned ran now
whicb yoa ar oeueM. coavey to tn io this citr. tbe Snattirer aav:
died and ransacked from jjarret to eel-
tl proprirtoi'a desk robbed of
sic tbowwmd dollar im money, klr. Dk-k
f ih iv.n.ti.h P"ible todoi order toavoid the fw'MatfcuiwIredaod nitietr
--IMH-the Mt of 1V. W, oper.Ua a. a , -TZArKl 1 Steamer -Renaudin" belong to tin, Wh" .b-d ,r? theira-tliat ia. oar Casaahiea ha6
j "There ia no use ia disguising to ur
'seltf's the purport of the policy weTiave
here dcribed; It is war to the knife.
; Our GovtrnmtHt has done alt that wat
now TUE YANKEES- HAVE
KEVENGE0 SUMTER.
?Ti0ld Guard, inontlt Joqr-
naIt devoiatJ o )b principle! of 76 -
and 1778," iawom pobliahetf in Nov .
York. It if ardent in ha topporr of ;
Slate right,, and against tho . war.
under the caption. "Low wa arc
venging Samter, it ttaa tlra fol
lowing: - lf
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The followiog are the' reported
caaualtieajof this war from ita' Ima
gining to January 1st, 1863.'
FEDERALS.
Killed,
WoundedV.
Died of disease and wound?,
If ade prisoners,
"7 1
45 4''-
43.87
kTtaV-
Killed,
Wounded,
Died from disease and wound
Made prisoners.
259,000
C3218
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459,674
' 20,883
59.915
129,000
22,19?
Total"
47f
They have killed twentj-twothons- i
and eigltt haudredaod aev entj-foar .
mora, of oar men than we hare of
theira. '..
They have wounded, not mortal
, thirty nine thousand four hun
dred and fonrteen" more of our men
than we hare of thetra.i " '
One hundred and fifiy thousand 4
more of oar men have died of disease '
and wounds than of theira.
They na made prisoners of forty-
aix thousand mofe of our men than
we ha of theirs. " ' :-; " ' "'
Our btal casualties are two hun
dred aud tliirtj-seVen thousand two
seven more than
feeler lor the arbereabwaU of Genera! Lee.
- Paaaenger repesentvd Ganeral S'gcum,
of General Mead a ariuyf on hia side of
th UappauaniaK'k, but we beard no coo-
r)amatiiM a-t t
U UISIWVW Vlw i f i s
r. .i.. . . .ii. 7 ; dreaaeloUune
,i tK.t t!.r.i. K AY I!r,,h m.,..l. Aa old negro named Billy Jones thay
- 7k- r.li.i. . t r- ,i t u.u f ed in the road and robbed him of one
inj m iHi'tnv"M v'"- in iiw i uruin 1. , .
Virginia regiment, in Gen. Mahone's brig
ade,, a shot through by a ball in (lie
breast. The deceased wa a son of Moaea
Branch, merchant of Uichniond, and had j
paed through many of the mul Vnan
mi mhkl .f fLt iIuMiAand Julian ) Oovrnment tlie aaanrance ttat tlie
mostly gold and silver. Samuel Colvcrt, i Government of Ilia- Impwial Maiesfy ia
a CooMerale Slate Quartermaster, waa , deeply sensible of tbe wcesjrendered by
captured and robbed of threo thousand ' 'ha Confederate authorities in placing tbe
t..llr in fund. In ann instamv. llw I 00 df the floating dock in Charlwton
Yankee got diunk on the liquor stolen ' the pratuitou dispoaal
Th-. d,.i ;n th. mirmr ! Imperial Naw, wln that el was dam- i P""0"'"- we 81 ,l 1 wy Mot '7 1 been fourteen thousand more than
with tbeir sabred slashed at th. painting i J grounding s SuJiivan IWS. 1 .X
on the waits bwked the most elegant. far- ""ther reqnest me to pe the medium. of,. . . - . .
transmitliDi; to tne autnontiea at Char-, - . . .u ti.'-
lesion the warm thank, of Hi. Majesty.;10 n-combatantthou5h the prop
Government for their generou. conduct on i rt.f of ;,r Vf W been systemaUcally
the oion :HK. on had bwn driven out homee l- hatespent.
i be Loiifederata Uovcrnment I roucli f , . , ....... . .- ... ,A W hav rnado n hnndrd
,:. I,..- ,. . , ,. ' and caked upon tbe world. AH thi for- T 8 nave raaue one nuuaxeu
gratified, sir at havinff bsd an opnortuoi-, ', rt-w J- , tbniisand of onr women wfdowa.'
tyof testifying to his Imperial Majestv "ry i r na ;n:
thetentimentatf cordial regard entertained P-elP th. -ChWliaoity and c v,l.a-,r - JTe have made one tntlltoa
md for the Fr.nch, people, uon? s ,,on- '-- i U"reu latiieness.
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( niture, and tore up the Udios and
chit-
bundreit and fitly dollars. On their re
treat the Yankee burned the Murfreesbo
to bridge, an I Carter Urge grain mills.
That kJ - buffalo. Charlea Ilenry Fos-
iib the aakee expoililiou, and
fiord ih public, a better esfimate
know
a m .
was man! sint 4 tne nu
which tbe Vvch applied, and that'
I Mr. Carter, the owner of the mill, is his
aa much again as theirs.
lljis is the way we hare "revenged
the firino; on Fort Sumter." ""
But this is not all. We have spent
also most tw thousand millions
of
i
by it for hint and
to the manifestation of thee feelings
Iter, waa
I mi i
gained battles in Virginia, and beyond the " " ' P"lM,c "
lVtvmacto fall in a mioor akinlish on 1 hS t? K'-ter- f.
si nnlivtf noil. f " -
Urn bo&f rrtvrJ on U4 trftio M
hinif akriit aa aal aa at aaal ffa tiia aAai.UtkiM
lt - t-t"i..n . J ii. f5r tUti.t'n I, A..A i father in Uur .
.La. 1'a.J fin.iil.1. All tl- fT, i non. and awlboriawl by
' i . . .1 rain a rvfrinienl frinn aiitunvtbn butialoe 1
..Uno oova a cameuowa on , x . 7, - . knowleJnnt of the friendly
C I 1 t 1 .
-,1 .k. T .1..: . ,!., . away upon sucn an enemy, n t um
allU I IIC a I V7IMJVtl W U17nit7B II I C IV i-l f 1111 1 . ,
m he j he fully appreciate the promptness which J""" ,n our
ll t0 (the Emperor haa.dk.ptaye.1 in responding j f1 : . ...
i -.;. --a, Ak..a-itM n,a,...,;Ma ; ! I w i in proper rerm lofiu inoliM
.1. k.:. rk 't.... .1.- .'that h.is actuateI the Execuiive, wa are
. E I
ill na -a tJAntain com uit vmrnr-iu" hit mrNinq . 1 '
nd ia authorial be 'Cineola to J t"n Uanainrtted by our Wowrnnient, - - r" -r- - ... ;
and I receive w tb ideaure vour own ac-
the train, escept Col. Young.
2fSitHai!on round about Freder-
ickeluty.
.The Fredericksburg train, which arrived
at three o'clock resterdav aAemoon. bro't
mm "
I meat Can bo found.
COURESrOXDEXCE.
We have been fnriiiahed by the Depart
ment of State with the following Oorrea
toiHaice between the Cotife4erata au-
Iowa very fcw. uassafien. and there was ! thoritie and thc-e of the French Govern-
hardly a grain of tuforroation among tbem i nieuU relative to the assistance latejv ren.
all concerning- the situation of affair in derd at Cfiarletoa to the f Despatch
thai vicinity. A portion of Meado army Ship iU-nituJin :
Vn- Stafford from I CoCLATlt pr FaAKCR AT UtCHMOXO,
the UirvctioM of rauouier. None haI ap. j v
peered ia Fredericksburg; Tb heights IUcmmond, 29th July. 803.
on this aid were secure a 'ain't their 00-1 Sm: On the happening -.of an accident
capation.- Ion the 23d of t rebruarvk in bullivan s
te- r Hieaa
erUI avy, um camieueraie au.-i dv u ou-Uinmuii; 1011 out
cmu kirmiTirn2niaakeKac
amir apoml not deaisriuued. - ,' the 1 10 1
Uf the .whreabontp of the dideTentt tborHie haton-4 to tender to tne Con)
use
nd
We iave destroyed the Constitu
tion of the coohtry. .,2.,
We have brought the ferocious
aavat;try of war into ever corner of
society. . '.'
We hare demoralized on r pnlpits,
! ment has done (alwut) all that was po- onr rery religion is a source
:il.. t.wl..Mi.. .,...uili i.ikl. U. ! of immornlitv arid nlood.
conrtesy , , , 4 r.... . k.:.....t.rt,.;.i
1 -i 1 .1 1 . . i 1 Li ,1.;. i in. mv course 01 conouci cueu iy tne 1 nuicau ui TCiuascnauiowivHiiM
HH lllllll mil UWI"""! VJ llll . ... . I . .. C" . .
Government toward that of hi Imperial Aaeaw- ha, tione the mischief. Had j our ministers are servants of Satan.
Msje-sty. I am, with gre.t respect, your J e Xed ?a tbe W? .P0' "fll"T The land IS full of contractors,
obedient servant, , Hieru ""erap'e repnaiion, on sua vary f mieves, provoss marauausy auu
1 J.. UEXJAMIX,
Secreury )&f State,
M. Alfred Pattl." (himi1 of France.
Richmond V. or Pu? ow. "cnr7'T' T'" TT We are ran id It deneratinff ia
MiavtHw RBvii wvBiMi luiauvii aiiHir iraHSB. t , - -- - - . ' .
When Muuford wa buug at New Orleans, j
for doini? an act for which hi name will!
go down with honor to posterity, we waited
fonr or five months and then a proclama
tion camey which threatened not t half,
eiMMigh .and eBectvd. notliing thai
Veteneds Had ta.o "of tbe4t-bitfli
first provocation, tuere would nave oeea thonsand other lllearal toola ot aes-
.the end of this buMnes. Inatead of this, j potic power, J Egtpt was of rermin
we nave mimiqateu empty r'ra"roo n the data Of the rharoaJia.
I iL I ar ai
M0R1US ISLAND
The impreaion siems almost general
that the aafely of Charleston depends en
tirely upon our holding Morri I4and, and
that any sacHflcv of iff shonld be made,
ere it m abandoned. edohot concur
fnTer
erected
erj-a and ditin'onaof Gn. LeV's army it ! mander of tli at vessel (lie gratuitous us
Mjiot our prpiiniM.to spealr.( TLyir i.r . of tbe the floating da:k of Chartestot , an
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pt--w iv bhwwh vi iuv cucmy at
.jsT.vee fportune(Aiot9eat, .
Further ixxrttculdre of (he.rreent
Tanlee raid in the direction ef
A'
Tf f
. y niman rwbo reached ibia city
yesterday rron, VYIdon," North Caroh'aa,
e are, put ia pwe-ipe of aotae of tba
partijnlofUa reeent Yaakea raid from
Wifllni I. tlT. I . 1 1 f ! -I i. .
-. ' ai uyrniimro f aacuw ana
. jwM'iililL; where' tW MJto.niered Gen.
Ranaoiafand then Uck to Wlaton, oa tbe
Chowan, oa tbair reura aout wti aUr
tbaa tbey waaL y Tb Yaaktea cava
be wa thus euabled to make the neccasarr
1 rvpair and continue his voyage.
The Government of tbe Lmperor having
been informed of thi cirtorastance,eires.
lir, thai the expression of hi very warm
thank' aliould ba transmiUed'to your Gov-
era man t, aa' well at to tbe: aotboritiea at
Ceafoa; -:.-.. ' ". ,'; l.;
- I have the honor of enclosing to yon a
copy of th despatch iust addressed to me
by the Mnjstr-of Foreign ''Affair; oa
thia autjeet, I CiaV hippy t he thna
made tbe interpreteof Jbe sentiment of
my Govern men l epos the present occasion,
which afford freah evidence ofnbe friend
ly dwpeaitioa aadeoaaieou"juit ef which
:.v 1 1:.:.-1, 1 turtner uouuie, ten nooie vouinr hiiui
11 11 1 111 fu itsraai ia aa we in tain
eyery thing that exalta ft nation.
Vtir C1 tiaWV4i aa LTiiiomu.
We are swiftly drifting into inevi
table ciU war here in the Korth.
We are turning; par homea into
charnel houses. .' '
Therw ia a corose in eterr family.
The jieril has teraoved from Tar-
that Eo baUery call ereeied'ntt Moris' "r", T T tru tr Washington. -
lluiii Au old Unionk had dtvared from - We pretend,that we are pantMing
T . 1 ' . ....AKia na
the luTighborhood, (unhurt, as w after-1 tbe reOelS OBt ; tney are uinuinS .
Idand aaflinieullv near Fort Suiiiter,ut
must be subjected to the control of that
Wire. Batteries Gregg and Wagner
are both binder the guns of Sumter, and
tne amount of metal tnat would be con
centrated on these, points, would render
it boib . uncomfortable and hazardous (or
the Yankee to erect guns of auch aixe as
to do material itiiury; but Snmter is not
tbe only battery that command'1 Morri'
Island, and if it bou!d "be abandoned e
militarr oecessitv. (wbicb we do not be-
liava.i the Yaakees will discover tbey have
ret a difficult Wtoixploia,ere Cbar
Teaton'laiJatuto lhei. handiijlie fact is,
neTither the abaadontaeai of Morria .Island
nor the deatntctioa of Fort Bolster necew
ward proved by his returning wm1 and
stund) and not a hair of any mortal Yan
kec'a tead was made to aafier for the
bloody enormity. Hundred of case, we
might safely say thousand, have occurred,
appealing to the Government for retalia
tion for that jus punishment of the ene
mr that' would seenre" tafety 10 our f to
pie but if yet a aing! Yaukea- feas beta
brought to anuer in Uvab tor- aay of tpeae
number less barbarities, wa have oot heard
of the eaae. . It doea not seen to occur .tg
thdae who. hate permitted thia astouUbiog
atate of thingfitbai bey have beea craal
: 'T-S.--: . . i v
We. pretend that we are rotortDg
the Union, bat we are destroying it
We pretend that we are enforcing '
the laws, bot we are only catching
nesrroea.
That is thay . wo are reTen-
inc Snorter.' .1 j
' filing' oor wulUdril, and
taking Ltncota & (juh U
xry. ; We hare it in greenbacks and .
blood. . ; f f .
' JChst ia the; way wa ara -rarenr ,
ing SamterV . .
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