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Col mb as (fcuqium\, Z'* .Jack-on Hr© r Kvttrn fr*#ni Jickst/i More al»oo! A .fa ms* Permit. ?4.ir«» tlifct P. 8. Minister A'dam.*-’ Wo q Jack-'vnror© n©» oot reU- dear. The w> j p*«*to a vesooi t arrying good* to Mata-1 made by *-rr oCctir Richmond cotetnro-1 0* tUtif.to hav© r<v j room .for the Mexican* bn* created quite j rimes, #!.*%.: if Lin,-©In ha* rt?':© ©hanged I ' cftti.and other work, and J Heeling of the Planter* of Mu*ceg«c COLUMBUS: Tueslsy Ko itng. .nay 28. 1893. toan engagement on , there w«t n fight at i The Yankee* aroaijd vlrfahuig. • Every nop nf tb© progree* mad© by th* TnttLeai In «tt*ining th© position whie* enables them lit recent to »nvc* Viuke burg, wav mud© by fuming eito'ngpoin ft. 'i hey could nfa. nass tb© Snider's Bluff j bait eric* and go up the Yur.on; therefore | they nitrmp’-d to turn the positron by j Coming down the Yar.no through a pat* debouching from the Mi -..issippi; In thi« they weir dob*ated. D-;p-<iring of eith er passing Vick-* urg li. fa, r(i or fed u ring it by m fl©ree amuiuit from the river front, j they attempted to turn (I,*- poaiifan by n i enn-d rut aero-* the opposite peninsu . U; In this they tailed They then ran downafii gunb.kut* and transports, or. . derli night*, put till* city, and t.fiu* path- j end a liltio fle*.-t below. Th©n the) marched an army nte**«y*'tba peninsula to point* below tlio city, and tried to er*«o* them |o thu oKtt side of I he rivet by meant- of the transport* they .bad suc ceeded in running d wn firs the dar ing lit*. Their lirni nttempt war made m GmnJ'Guir, uhere they .'tailed ..ur hat* faric* #it(li ef»ry gunboat they had t«e- twi-uB Yi.'Lcburg jind Port IJ dm*n. bu failed to ij’flVc* a landing, Thpy then tun 4"W«i ten niilo* below G^and Gu’f and landed heir army during ; be night at ** point where we Imd no IkUaruw. Gur troop* marched '-ut from Gfand Gutl and encountered tt m at B*y«*u Pie* re. but being Uriel b t-» drive back th© Urge.t ritpkfior nun •er»bf the foe, our arm* bad to f*dl hdojt bfi-yofid the Big Black river, .b.mdoning Grand Gulf, which tr* no temper a position In the path ft b* f'orm.v, having tm-n turned by them.— Th# Yankee*. after a reconnobnance. j left in doubt by these j l'nriiaio-.-nt, and it is said that tbo British j It is evident tint the several ! Ministry rogard.it i- gross an insult I l&udigbnm imd troops wore endeavoring chat they resolved to bold no correspon- J make hi.-. rcii^on betwoon tlae Big j donee with Mr. Ad-ms on the subject, . havo bt-.u feftnee ulfagell. ■4aiurdpy; whet all or. Tuesday, foporu. to hem the Yankee Black mi«] Yazoo on thu south and north, •end Jackson ;uTd Vicksburg or the Mi* -i-dppi on the east end writ.' J .hnatm wus on the north of them, holding th* railroads connecting with Metnphi*; | L-»ring hud rut his wav through to Cry-, j i«l Springs 2U inilee south ni Jack -on.«>i 1 l!io New Orleans & Jackson railroad; I while Pemberton hud fallen bock to the i Big Black, burned a bridge over that **r, and then returned to a position held Joiinston in the neighhorhood of the* •iny. Ihn- matters appear t*i have i»d on Tuesday last, when, ns wo infer m the i* di-palrl es. Gen*.. Johnston I l*r'inbarton were in line of battle near i formeti^ in sfl ne British circle*. It was j the sentence r mndly denoun cod i icent debate in } menl to ttnt red byi , he .ibt r • butiish* { pv to lx. ru* ’ M misnrflblo.iriok'ng »f* I .* The Yankee .olr.iore are ex :y r- io! to them, aud for the least , *’io fcfuat them s’jaaiefuily.— ut Port Norfolk, a nesro brick was omptdyod to do some In p nd in i. m»o. May liHh, IW3L tneurruy now in oM rations of meet, a venod ho the enemy. it vbu- seems tha* tlie investment of !»<• enemy wn* near y < -molote, but that •*• w ,s in such strong force as to repulse UHftks roado by our inferior numbers.-— .Ii» DOKiii^n l»,extremely criticnl, as Mt- • doubLiu'-s hard prnssed for provision- YallaiidJg»«»j u b«i Hciit Mouth. Wo read in «»ur tulcgrapbrn dispatches hat it whs reported in Washington that Lincoln had changed tho snnLer.co of Ynlfar.dtghmn. by ordering him to be -ont South, We presume that tbo report will liiru out to ho correct. Lincoln and .Howard anticipate that Vailandigham «1* eined It ; ri;4*lent mjt tn iitfack qar po*t | will ho received here with cordial wel- tloh on tho. north of (he Big Black, but I ^otuo and mnnlfc-rtathms of (sympathy, nd uniiblit i’he r»H*.»ls appi •Miliftgofx’y .f tii hey buv end < foraging partic »• suspended on the r koofc receiving ro t • enable them t<* that of our Gcir by oh wfton duck and that. th*»^ demonstrations at tho in 'the rc«r of ourdofancos on that compelling their abundoiuncnt. | It Is evident, b*»vever, that tho enems J have m»».v gotten w'tut’O fw-ainy strong , places voill no ionget a >ii thetn. Th“> | havo come to a fodut. and thmgh thcr J hare uttsinod' ndvHntagcs shut enable ( them to assail Vlqlcslmrg both and r< Hi n» the sn.no time, they n h direct assault, for the gam© of turn is * played out.” They may get in t rear of our Holder's Biufl* defences a compel, the nbnndopnient of the Ya* by our fc rets; but this doe* not do h\v wlih the nac«e«lty of dir%oJy attacki Vicksburg—it will only faciliUtn tin opcraliona, ThoasSuU t has to b© mad and we shall then see tha fudivitl© dvfelices * by »t greatly silpHrioi mimtmr. i-iit thing f. oni turning tf turnud every detcnc** In the Way of th approach to Vioktbur/. We d«» not b' lieve that Yio.koo pfnek aud ciidurauc is compi ieni to the j |i. »|UIB i Dirk.diui i The telogr»iphic news, from Jaokso’ tnttntM d -‘.’ouraglng ns it roads In the r* p rt; but wu s***t no cause yet to di-spni of Viokshura huidlnw <»o oeilt r..u. ... ; - munts and thn effects of a Moutbern sum m©r upon. Northern constiiutiont in ten region shali turn thoscnlo In uiir fWviT.— Wo coqeludo that the Yankuo*, by d'riv lug off our fotce imlding thu Big Bluet bridge, bar opcn-Ji a -hurt lino of omn municgiion but won n their army in th. rear of Vicksburg and* tho Mistdasipp river, and aru thereforo In no danger ci buitig starved out ofthoir no.i ion. But If otir advices from Vtukiburg corrre , our troops irt that cii)* are provisioned f.» thru or jour month-, ir d cat. only b lorcod to capitulistu sooner by such m attack of thn ctiumy as will cu'fy then dcier.cer. Wn^hn* not pr pared to be lieve that a Yunkuo urmv can storm then In Ihis way. Grit, I.orttig, Wo ant advised, 1s »• Jackson. Mfher* hu can bu speedily am largely rulnfofced. Wn presumo tha Gun. John-ton is also outside of the one my'a invftstinq lino*; but if lfo is Ins ri ll is going M Viei'eturg nttfqt* his court donou in lh» ability of »»ur army thei* to repulse any Yartiuio Ms-anil tin il sin- uwr can uimiu to th»*ir lulfaf; rise ii would not have add. .1 hi* fbruo to tho-. hemmed In by tha Yuokcas. Th.-se advices, It ii true, show that in stead of our hemming in tlm Yankees thi-y ncniim d us in qnH opere« th«ir lino o! co'mrnunicati n with tlmi base But they show ul-*o that wo nai a raspoctablo ifttif inn oasl.ig force oper . ln^ tn t^cir roarj and w‘• kfl»uv we hav a leader to c nduci opernti <ns in thn quarter on whom wo can roly to do id that military skill and nmsumiuato gen- oral‘hip can nC0<onpli*h. •* I he HUoattuu" Near Jacksott. Our l»t('*f telegraphic acoutr.s fn'n i Mi.'SiMlpp , via Mobt'.o, are not altogethei clear. We think, howuvar. jhnt our com positorl IncorrMtly render d, in thi- morning's edition, the. imrtlon of the* du pat.-h which they rondo to rffad “PridnY and Saturday mtr army went retreating hastily." VVesuppose it waSllin Ynhker *■ rm v retreating ft out J mLs.-u t; ,»t wa- a Imird to. I'Ik- dispatiui, rmiUe nd lit erally. does n«V*sta»e wirloh a.-hny it wn* but w© ii'fm* from the c<»nt«U ©nJ tV.«m previous uUvicosi jft. th>* i'ankucs wen ronanu : ~ - 1 ., We think that Gor.. J ! * <n v.-. nt i«. C.inmn, thu . cutting vO. tho only railroad com inti ni«M lod that tho Ymi. co-.dd have mad* availabh*; thnt their -uppty trains along the wngi>n ViMtte by \vl»kl they ^ that wus unavnidubh-. But whether the v •. hvt-s wont yovaiii- YU'kfcbujg with a v;- * t«. co-op,.wp* with other forties in mi at tach on ..’a d. f. mei thcr.*, or wbuthef they arc. In (light,tow ,»>d, il„- MuMfsippi If II ques ion nitiro diffl.-uh |«> solve. w *w— ■* — Gen. Mt-mittr*' Gingede. ♦ tlm following extract liber of Gen, r the Big Black J South nan bn adduced ft* proof of hi* l»or.*ugh ufliliation with “tiro rubel*. and c„n thus bo made to operate unin- vorab y to his election as Governor of Ohio. Wo trust that our prop e—t c aity mireuthoritlM—acknowledging no kindled with a reconslructionlsf, will r‘rr.p!y > rr' , **!v' > Mr. Vkliaridignaol an a front I gentleman entitled to our highest rMpmt make J j t . r hi* bold stand ngainst the enormities rnriv , of the Yankee rulers, not ns one claiming •ur fcMowsblp or pu'ith-ai affiliation. But, Whilo this i» mo*t probably Iho rc«w*n for sending Vallandlghrm buuth, he name circumstance do not exist to iccdunt for the sending to the suoedod hates ‘kebi-r families in IVunossr-j and ■'.where. We «-nn only account for • ■••ir uanishm i t i" oor St.:‘ -s ns an i.f licnth-n tha. tho Yankee Oovarnment •racti. »lly admits th* lioiH-lcisnrss of the •uhjilgaiton of ilia -south, and wishes to cut rm! of trouhlosome citizen-. Why •houid it send them South, if it nape*!* oun to.crush out tha rebellion and to sko them back ms citizens again? They •mi bring us valuable information, und itany oftlitfin can givo us their personal o-opnrjthmits the progressing struggle; vhortws, had they been scut North in- I0a l of South, they would have heori <opt 04- of tho way of doing imy harm to I\m Yankuiw while tho war lusts. Wo aku it as an indica'.ion that th© Fodurul iUfhoritb*t hv» ondoavori-g to deHn© a mo of separation, nnd wish to muko it u-irndistinct by eondirg aro* ng us thu •iiost conspicuous »f thiMG above it who sympathize with tho South. very difT--: »they huv 'Clio United Htatcv and Wo havo had many exhibitions of ht-. udroitn. -- «»| diplomacy in disposing •f perplex in* and irrituiing quo* Ions. 11ei* th s wai began, to entertain any •onfklentexpncilSlioMol’arupture between mnuo and the TJiti(ud Stales, growng iutof tho permit given by Mr. Minister Vd.itns to h British vc.s-.el to run the blockade of Matainora* f«»r lltu purpcao >i supplying tho Mexicans with muni- oit-ofwar. Xuverlhelosn. tho act whs •i.o exhinltiUM decided enmity toward* /l ance and hostile di-criinina'Ion aguiri-l ier, and the probability Is tlint the French / upor .rwill make Seward disavow and -i»o ugizo for the not of liis Minister. It • a very marked instance of uuscrupu ou* doublu-doallng- this act of tho Lin da Government licensing a vessel to g«> urough its biookado for tho purpose of apply log tho Mexicans with arms to ght tho French, at tho vorv time when ... was demanding of Great Britain that he should prohiiiit the departur* from u»r I- «rt» of un . in I veg.Qis said P» be In- i -nded for C I i-*niio ivrvlcol ‘ The •iJowmg i . k l ulls' permit, which l.»es not *m v i v thut tho voaol car- • it’d rnunitl »n • v u for tho Mexicans; Iml tact i* si. ited by other evi- ienoe. Bui it d" s -lo w 'hut she was fa* •orod with a per mu to carry tho Mexl* • ns «uppli ■* while they worn oiignged n war with Franc*, and that this pt*rml‘ vat an act of favor denied to other ves* •eU no sailing In tn«. Mexican IntcrusL: Lkoxtion ot* tin: UkitudBtatxs, ) London, April U. { Amid th© multitude or fraudulent nnd lb honest enterprises from the kingdom o furnish supplio* to the reoels ln ihe i* ititcd State.-, Hi rough the pretence of a destination to sniim port In Mexico, it fvon m’MdC’aiure to distinguish onew liich •as a dldt-' Cnt and n » r. duatde liUVposo, \[ i 1 . -II..well and Zirman have I\ir- uldied urn with evidence which is por* Vctly -’.ilbfai'lory to me that they are realty bound to Matamore- with a cargo -ntelided for tho Mcxi* si - 1. thvcf.oe, very cheerfully give them tin* certith-nte .t tbeir r.-quivl. li i> n- •. ih*di<p • -iti•.>n -*f the Govurument of the United Status to tnlotluro In imv way with an turnert ueuU'rtl trade, aha it fa deeply T , ^ . TiHrtpl liiat the Irauds wtiich hav* h*s;n J.t<-k?m, weru ciH«.ff; ««.d vtvuM,.-’y p.ai-tfaed ii. this country •inWHg th pbmk roa ;, m order t>* chock tlmi val.ee Mro double-quick’d ni..-*t of i»u Way ari l g .t to the t'nurch by ,1 ..’clock. Wo had »M-c>.v ir^t two regmicnit into iwuotu.ii when tbi V oik. ca i unoleiic d «rrog u|a>n ua^ Two other regiment.* were * *- n f rmed under a vl*ry ni t Urn, and then '-eg:«n ope of Iby hard<t.» ts-n l«‘U I I i CP iVUUOwed S. I.J:. . , ,i Wilcox’* brigades nui©fought and -■ - vtJ U YahlMs* b’i'.mdc: After th. r. - naif hour, a charge was mdoted by our commander*, when our b..y« responded by dt*ltt..ing'yaits and Advanced and drov© tho enemy through « neiguborni^ swamp. * » * tien. 8cmtnes 1 had a hole shot ibif'UgJl his Cap. but Was hot hurt iii tb© charge though he ed it in l>erM)n. Wc fvughl thu<m«my at this { dace two h.*ur» and <i*n in’ lim back at every point. Sen.me*' Orlande |o*t 5?4 killed and wounded in Hltthu • g.-yi menu. Tu« same bricniw took duO pri ••m iv, oik stand « : 1 alike* Ct’K la «• li 1,000 l itl’-fc - V.tiiou* Hi*vi-i'.s. sech m- u-ntiim pao.-r, P”*^. painals, i'ic lojii-s, Jfec , wire c,p* tm-d b) OurirUnp-t pur beys imvo been luAujrla.ii g wnb Ktv» cofiW lUrcC (ltuc* a day, tiuco itv bautio i Du rh to /it Vxcia Am Kir. to communicate at one: with the Governmental Washington on tho out rage, lu tho meantime, Adarus, pnreeiv ing the drift of the matter, bus iugiori* •us y repudiated hia own net, nr rather, made a confession of its indefensibility, in answer to another application. This was a request by another fihippe permit similar to that given by Adams to Howuil & Zirman. Knowing that So<* aril and Lincoln, ou the direct demand of the British Ministry, would hot hesitate to repudiate his first permit, Adams fore stalls thorn by t ilting that course himself, in the following answer: Lf.oa.tiox oftiie UhitxdStaTF.s, ) London, April *J2. IK A ( Sir I havo to acknowledge the recep tion of your note dated yesterday. I re gret to percolvo that you labor under a misconception of tho court.* taken by mo heretofore. Tt must bo obvious to you that I havo no authority to oxerefau »ny discrimination in regard either to the vessels of th© voyages of Her Majesty's subjects. When fboy are engaged in le gal undertakings they have :i right to ro- 'y upon the protection of her Govern ment and thoy will undoubtedly obtain ii Whon it is otherwise, of course they would not expect it ftnm her, or ask it from a representative of th* L T . States, lam, sir, your obedient servant, Chakj xa Fhakiik Ai>asi-. Wcmayos well considor this matter ended, aitfar as Great Britain is concern ed. As Adams thus disclaim* the right to make discriminations, it remain* to bo soon what excuse he will render for his permit Io the vys.-rels carrying “aid nnd comfort" to (ho Mexicans, and what France will say of thoact und tho motives which prompted it. For Cfancruur of Georgia The last Sot*(hern Recorder publishes communications suggesting two gontle- nica for tho office of Governor of ^'-or- gia, either of whom would make a most excellent chief magistrate. They are Hon. B. H. Btaiiais, of Troup, and Col. PitTtitiox.Thwkxtt, tho prow- lit Comp troller General. Forhftps no two men in the ttia'e could ho named Who better understand for natural and irtdu-trlal resource, her ilnancigl condition, and vat nd economy of tho Slate Government Both have exhibited superior executiv.. laler G. and both arc hard-working and investigating men, who leave not tool hers labor that should properly bo performed by themselves If either of them was Governor of Georgia, the State wool 1 have ar. Kxncutivo whose practical ac quaintance with all her interests would be u guaranty of a good administration. Wo fcuggnsted Col. Thwohtl, two years ago, as a fit successor of Gov. Brown, but disinclined to run, and iho oppo nents of Gov. Brown ruined their own cause by resorting to tho old machinery of party, ami, by combination, narrowing thoissuuto that of Brown and soil* Br wn. SVo do not know that Col. Tbwuatt could ho prevailed upon to he a candid ate at th* approaching election. Neither dc we kituvr wniiunr Gov. brown in sat is lied with three terms. But wn am sril- isfled that the way to make hi* " election suro," if ho should bo a candidate for a fourth term, i to run a i-iut'i,* nominee Hgainiit him. Northern Ntw«. Tbs Richmond papers of tho lt*th con- i«in a Riunmaiy, udegrapiied from Fred ericksburg, of-news in the New York Herald of tho lfitll. \S >• copy tile fol lowing items: A dfatmtoh from Washington, dated mv 13th, says: It wan stated that Hooker fall back in connequonco of aoouncil of war of thu corps commanders The public will i... rtiirprirtnl to know that feuroftho ix Generals present urged unon General llookor nn immedi«te advanco upon tlm rebel nrmy; only two wore in favor of recruiting the river. It is believed that a forward movement would imvo crushed thu rebels. It is supported that stop* uro to be insti tuted whoreb.v homo forces shall bu or ganized, und r Gnvurnmcnt auspices, to .•press dUloyul damonsUatinns and or- gwnixationa in the North. Philadelphia hat already moved iu i his matter. T About 160 ol tho prisoners captured in \ irginia have agreod to t«ko tho oath of allegiance instead of being returned to tho rebel *< rvioo, and have boon .ent to Philadelphia. The Herald says Lee ami Hooker occu py their old positions und maV perhaps remain so far tomo time, li is reported that Lee will roinovo tho hulk of bis • rmy to Hanover Junction. Another report says Leo is planting guns nt 1 •ul Bunks' fords, nnd designs at. offen sive movement, or is guardi g againit iD.'tlier crossing. His opportunity was when llookor was h:i.f over, but hciw;.- eomech exhausted. It i? wild Hook. t- ordered a rccrosslng according to his plan, before retreating, but Ilalleck overruled It is reported Ifnlleek will tak.- com- mand und crowd Loo as lie did Beaurc- yard out of Corinth without knowing it. Then ho will excel Burnddeand llookor. In© facts prove Hooker unequal to so large an army, and that there was no necessity f. r his rotr.-at. Y7u do not •MPP°»o tho army will move for some w *^ks to come. The R.-ho'* groat victory, with nothing «o show for it. lluUook had bettor take command, for ho nt least will not b,. die. jurbeii by conflicting order, trom NVadi- lngton. McClellan o> Stonewall Jackson’sdcath^-said" li sinocre, true and valiant uble*t due a.i t I kin irony ; of th. 'll the respect to afmrfle^ginghlusscv •iiic**, sincerity Noidhern hate •>f hi-. Gororitmorl, and which a man of his frarlc*inc*i, sincerity 'him, uwd tied h andabt i:;. is imtitlud But v li*n Ltn- ( drapg d him ov< oln attempt - to make another Siberia or ; nudit*.. There Botany ifay of tii-MO Stab and asciime* j taut might be mentioned, but I to banish to them tho political rbender*J u\t*uCy making tiiis too long, whom birt dtupotiam will not Coitr^tc in . Tin John Bico, which took Bavll for the rci some districts on i and the Yankee prison- j rcspoctabR meeting of planters Luc J there caught him, carried lho Court-house this day. > *i largo magazine where hi.- cries ; Col. James M. Chamborr w*® Called to j proht: ■ v-niy bu heard, whipped him, and the chair, and Jo>. A. L. Lie rcq'ic-sted J postage of ti V, white-waebud j lo nct,,s Secret vpo to hirt legs and i # C,>1 - Chambui thu yard in a stale of! of the meeting, nrd © many other aittiilar lowing plan, suggested by the Secretary j 'of War end rccommondud by PruelJuftt j Gavin: From Hie Array oI Gen. Bragg. SnKLBWIir r Tcvv. May 8. ld»«. Hi’to />•;:: The recent net of: Fj ColepTar', meeting, Congre-; subjeotinq all foreigners to mil- * = President itarv duty by the £rf. of July next, meefa Ten- TELEGRAPHIC^ dispatches CHXRLeaTON, ‘Jlrtt—The Morsemar. vrlth luCO balcn r.i briefly *tat«d lho object i possiblv •ubmitted the fal- scrvic.i’a -TimN. V. H*, u his own dou\inlons, it should t.ot bo per- | I 1 mitted. Wo do I deem it r,...:r--:,ry io other roasona that rIiotv tho iuexpedii of receiving .Mr. Valiaudinghaui bore nr a forced exilo from Liacolndom. Suffice : it to say. that wc should not aid Lincoln | lo City j a* commanded by Cupt. Garvin, j fonm i’y of the State of Georgia, which i convenient, Savannah to Now York. lie - tormente* *.1 I'tiblir iscetinr. . - . _ rnioioittc* of thro* or tu«.redi* met colsens.euarrr.1 w|Ui thodutic ' hfrrinsf- man.v qu oat ions about people ! in executing his decrees in ti.e territory of Stales over which he owti i*. K no au thority; and that th United Statu* wh .ni com* to a home «n only Ih.tie who have volantari tho Norib, lt« interonl-, fortune Jitical a- i.*. persons from the •• receive ar.d wel- ng^t u- should be a red J w n- | liked j of yot-r city, lie i- a strong U: but ut uicr mort bitterly being an Aboli- j lion;**, and is down on Lincoln’s policy We arrived at Ci! “ awhile, and by spcciafpcrmitaion, myself 1 and povcral others were allowed to start f immediately for I'eter-burg, and but for » heavy aud long continued rain, we\ d have reached there th*t night. I man, • psci’b *h»t Sit.ouui offurt-Ju* !!<*■'. v»ti»th*-r 1 ... : * SCUD ■ P 1 ft r, r ii*. . he rlli ,t<nrit It.r lE. ni:, ... 1 hearts. after lag a suppl.r for Ufa fmulh acfl tbo-s dependfiit on bun tor food. •v Point faofiiM nfaltf i b'tUtucommtui’efix arriee^blck is doom * r / 0,01 . n ^ r,,re , by tho n a jq*t eunpoosolion lor theartirfa f„ r i iai pernue-mn, myself aisHwi. *-,u mromi the lit;*-' * what tUU pr;.- l *./° tn»t may kuow brfor* deliver/, win. I- to bu paid for the article (urtiubi-l. l.et fhj« eouuaitte* make wratixeutenis fci the traosportutien of «u.-h eopi-lie- (.t.-.nir ro-..- •• eni-tU depot, alior e.’a.ullation witL tie obi err wLu ir toreoeir. them. Let tla oonmlttce asks ddivsrr et Ut« — IO}'. j (far. on rreeirina r-'n.**.t of the t ri ! *MUmethe dat> ofpaJiCi ncsice, and I doubt ndt that it will be ^ tiiau ‘ w hen going out last night ..tru't- r.-e’.ej with lilro favor throughout the!* rn **/*. euppored to be tho wreck c‘t> 'ith. . I-.,)-o; tho Confederacy. lap- Georgian*, ttho was run asbor© on Lor.^ tvil ri -ailing from the ^ e i*od beach, and is believed to >, . * tl.i» act, and that is. every 1 ^ ^*cck. ’ nd greasy Genii!u that can ^kteksbcrq, . -ethu funds, will thrust in the of the 10th has been received. '•!• eub'tiiute—-who now Gatuo. gib.—The Latest from f l7t :i th© sick list sf pur morning through Fodoral channel* to the jpj! hospttalrt, and fill Logan and Osterhaus wore moving t„ wards Jackson, driving the rebel, Bown. witli reported fore© of 15.000 before them whilo Grant was marching upon ISj. r -’ ; Fine* tho iv oval of our camps from ! river, expecting to engage Pemberton * | Duck river to Flat i*fc»k, 1 havo had' the bridge over thut stream. j fr«q»m:it opportunities to wander over the | ton’s force is estimated at GO.Onq j : magnificent far ms that border upon and ! strongly entrenched near thu bride-** \ li© contiguous to Fiat, Goose and .Sugar j great battle there ' alrtad y reports, and ' the mr>-,intnins with deiortcr*. and, over, destroy tho efficiency and inoralo of J our arm;©.-. ck*. Never in my life have I tqon of the Yankee army superb. imminent. He»: t ’ u ♦uch productive lands, use crock!* f inlage, era chiefly sown iu wheat. n-MV heading out finely, and promiein "jndanl yield. If no di-a*tor occurs lo ; out. Up and down | Private nd rices state that arraugci Tder | f° r the de-tructimj of Vi It is j capture of the rebb^army plot* that it cannot much long©; ill probably bo exchanged _ __ •ornev .,ere ni ihr. tUi.i.t-.. i iii w . .... ' •••I*’' a Prisoner* Brcuwovn, May 15, ] Editor Hirer.- You havo no heard by tbi- time that I have boon a United Btate* prisoner, and it U of that imprisonment tUt I now prop ^e t > write—cot that my individual imprison ment will far nub anything new a* what a pri * . through, but that J may be ub:. • , r you *<Mm t w it. ip b of intr’ro.*t Gen. H. i •> Brigade, i.a yr U kr-.w, wa* down iu the eastern countie- of North Carolina guarding.* farage train, and when (Ion. Long-i.-cet wna clout retreating from Suffolk, ve w«»r<- or.lerol lojein our dhisfon near Soffnlk, audit was whi'-i making that tr.sr.-li that I v\ captured. Saturday, ter. 2d ir ,t.. i ; thinking thorn w»h my norereitv for be- ing alarmed, I took out ml© the country on a foraging expedition, and tiiig what I wanted in the shaj *° * O'-H' to rejoin my regiment, but j being a day behind, expected to gut up | With th«i;> I urSmTotl.. M<nt'wr0r1*tiv- 1 all day Sunday, I campedsomo i«n ndi©* I from there .-»♦ night. Youcmnot imagine • my surprise when :r y boy w-.le u.o-«t I ’unrisp Monday njornlny, >b*. } h i, -t., j and lnfarm*tu rn© that a |>oJ> .-t Y-mku. I cavalry was coming up the road. I look, j od ou! of tho window cf hr old fa was sleeping in and fiuii’d’lt so. demanding my surrender »n«l *ktfa! themxclvi ) that I had r.o a. ms started ra© to Suffolk under tho "g j»i enro" of private Chase of the lith V sylvania Cavalry. 1 neg'oeted to . III. Maei fertred i”. at M>mcw bore on tho Kapidan Kxcuee this hurried and diaconne^'tcd 1 letter, for I am so overjoyed and nervous i *;«-• I Ko bt j that it irt impossible for in© to do boHer.— t JJ j* r J r ! Mot* nrom ,j. I self* Ihfa fa t; -tf t ui»t tj t.blL-a tb* e of | , " of lb*- C9iiamtl(« i i pr; ol* at wLi *h tbrrr v a*- 1'oiBtniM.arx, no lurtb*-. ’ ■ lL» j. that to dr-lirt r •»li< mii'vD tro«* uBd>r Liu:- ; pli*. »cd o»k* |«riira>. * rrnmmi in B*lu*«ion i In-ni ltrnniiigfa llrlgaHe. I.AMKOJ lionD h DtVlHto?:, * > ft)i» It., v»„ MaylSlh. ; 1| On, ...,• \*« I.*,* (I, (ur proceeded in our j’ervgrlnatlon-* in this j t -*f Virginia. W.« Lave be**n t-L- ‘he route which theYankeecav- airy weently traveled .hrough this -ec- ight of tht^ Confederate Cap- wilt bt* ] h d •»> l_ .. tbs pries fhvi ly th*- < V. A» tb « k| ©ta! i* made trt the *i laiuitU*.. . mode to tfa , r bravr deieode;* i ♦L^tPi»»n'>ii.tr of tfa.- j eopte t !>©«« •/ouLtry, and fr.h nro-t* of ou JAMLS A. HKD DON d rretmty of W ar. Col. Martin J. Crawford rauvedthat » centra! committee of three bo appointed the*crop, Utb county (Bedford) will j> duco an cnormou* quantity. Tho faama | fog tal nmy bo $aid of all M.lddlc und K: “ Tho track of tbo Seaboard Road is br. up by .Suffolk force* b..tw^ u »ith tU ! allowance vi corn grits and I I Cnrgyrvillo and tho Junclioit ” irfolk Railroad. A Cincinnati dispatch of the 18th m highly seasoned with ! tbo rebel-, arc collecting a large cavah* shuck . a re* indulging in visions of het I force south of tho Cumberland riv it b, i( j jtdmny-cak' f-. p;o* fifag.1 h Batla’ioi ..-day bet T, Smith, 3!qjor ofthoK.h. | i f «’. F -o*n» pi:** i found it appears that I t0 fjX tll « prices of baoon, beef or pork, I r 0 u,.„»i. < ■ . , t.'" Z.u'Z.T'" 1 !beiOl!» Ni.w York Cavalry .'commanded j ^ rom tim® to time to b* paid to the p’un-j ^ j JHu-.r of the’hi Vlt ** bread ad i » large infantry force from Last T* • ew will advanco into Kuntucky, th month, under Breckinridge. Burnside's order recites tho pri>c©f,'i: k > of Yahandigbam court martial—tho fir..). Volunteers. The to- i ing of which is a sentence to clo-e cat.. In? regiment, present and fiuemeut during tho war in sorr,« mrtre.- to bo selected by the commander o! th,. depart b.o:.l. The order name* Fort Ws*. ren at. (he place of confinement. • Caino.6*— Imroen->e meeting in Tuior, quare, New York, on Monday ev. i.in... _ Thelld and untcors, hav creating m re Rogitaont. <i tal etrefiffth absent, i* 870. and permit m© to the old Empiro Stu'.a hat not in the sor- I Vi -• a filer lo.’iiir.g so! of men. A. II. j Bud far --.I-riy Major of thu ?d Battal- ion, irtColonbl the now regiment v J- \ !org-u Vol- ; nsoiidnted, the First ..that • by M«j \V. If. IVtili-w, formed tho force engaged on tho raid. They | seomed to have been hawking along th© i f.t-j Central Railroad, and lho set.! ^ r0Ml rtMuljacont, not longer than thieda.v 1 A *“ 4 * k, burning the crossing- at stock or •gaps, and plundering (he belpl*M I citizen*. From tho signs of lnn-se tracks, j tho force mu«t have bean Very strong iu rumhur, but weak in point of courage. Th»y were fa-nting a very hasty retreat on© week ago in elegant time, j ^ hither our destination I cannot at j Thomas this fnoruont divine, AVo are resting! j about three mile* from Raccoon Ford and i 1 allowing our exhausted teams to graze on ■ an>fa« Iamta of *hr blue gra^n aud cl over pas- Ne I lures which environ our route; our men J ^ are furbishing up their artr-.s and accoutre, motifs in the meantime for division in- m-uiry. l <o I Ti"’ 7'", * ,ld ' ,u * r< - 1 liht l,i« •;> ). Pnrt, nut Cal via. of lliu ISM, ! ,u up ro * d ; v lo K“‘ “I* *“ d WMOl. w* I t of j t * r, » by lIi f loeal Ccmmisiary or Qtwrtci- f th© Confederate Government, additional rommUtee of three u district in tho county to i dt planter and ascertain how »n bacon, pork or beef can bo spared at market prie© to the Government for uw of the army. Adopted. . ' KNTRAL COMMtTTXX: J. i S»t) i’HKRP, JoiI> K DOZIKU, Rom. MGukbt. UIMTItlCT COMM ITT XFS ; Dial.- JamesKrnn, J li Ctappar. Hh Dint.- K-v. C r WIUm, V E Wim •riyand Ain Lvneh. 10rh Dist.-Emanucl Kid,, John Chrnc Lieutenant! under the aucpiccs of the Democratic Union A**dciution, to protest aghin*t tU recent arbitrary acts of the admini vr*. lion in th© supprce.vion of free speech snd the pres*. Four stands ; speaking h' Tin.- Herald «ay* lho larges: UiecVing fc,.; i the city dut iug the war. One tpeaker . ,t day themrolvu, accord-1 Judge Leavitt, who denied tbo write? J. T. G. ■ habvaac yi/.• Vnllardi.*un •. Letkiia old date, but \ remind Lincoln that Cas-oit had hi, ifa-.i. , tus, Charfwthc I. hrtd his Cromwell. I ( ulford - Company Inter Captain Rhelp*’ is “K." ii Friends horoofter writir pnpem to cither » slMi!. ‘ l ! lol.fr. “r h i ,ho C"niR«r.i< « will |>lniw nolo «i.|. , nirt tho Knrhury or tho urnoni B'® I change «r J ■* * - ' * * lhft ! ingly. [The ab< ’•J us yesterday afternoon.- i:> i res!, v*opublish it.—E'tg.] villi.. TMay If.. 1863. i and ; Wr . G W- Ga. Ri-g’t, lured ai Suffolk. with the same time. On arriving at j tv© wore turned over to the ter.- i ’ I'i-i of Maj. hmitl , Frovo.-t Alar- i ] u by him sent to the common jail | i moment - f gh Gen. Hood G generally by th© nowspaper readers darc-dcwi), aud i ,J r shal, —filled with (ht*i tl etc rip( in a — rnu r ;I * r« * , and afi I kinds oi i-ifty crimtfia say that Mx.l t Hrnith t viduHily, very kindly, as ho allowed roe to romnin iu his offi. e until late iu tho Hftorno. n ,nrt r hi! th.. Northern p«p er s, m.d whon I Snslly »«nt lojnll, ho u.M molihuqM n..| roninln lhc.ro long, for hh noon fui lho (trowtire on his time ro- loiod, ho would hh... morn rotrrorubls quhrtero provide.,1 f „• u.„ ( ;a c i,rl —* which prontue) ho compiled with hoforo nt plvH ultra t th" case. I ith the utmost nen despr it ylo, each cuinmand *ee in t<v©r .intonl f discipline on hts folk Upper town Gist.—lion. G K Tl . \Y 11 Mituhel! and Col. Wro. Dube* Lower town Dist.—Thr,. V Y Tb '■its, J A Frailer and John Lifon. ; Gu motion, each committee to have ■ j ' ; power to flit vwcancioi, end it!« r«,u«t- j fho . a ’ \ j*. tint ,m, .. , min iltt'O wit. »rl with j si. ort limo 1: I prompt!!.-,,, .nd r.-pett to the Cenlr.i wur j, . i C ' "’"’! Ue ''.. I In a liv, ! ■ - liiat th© i-auimitteaa mi that i rovori to th© Central Committee, i , l ftn d tho Central CoinmHtv© to lho local ! , I headqud Grr.. Forrest and oeti-rday evening, by » prirao at:d vigorous ‘M'J sftot tho Yanks rod Georgia. He war at Gee. Bragg - * r.d of thn IMih iad hut faw words preferring to fight rather than! i .Vbtba a inattor of j him rtiaind George tbo III. on! day. ;Uat hn too nmy have ni* Crom* well or hi} Br-tua. (Cheers » All tho speakera denounced theadn.ie* titration, and were loudly appiaudafi. Gold and foreign exchange uncon- Jfi . < j RlCHMbNU, aid.—Northern date© « . tho 18th. Arrival a* Now York bring, now* c-t the capture of Alexandria, La., by Admiral Fortei. The Herald *e.v^ at la-t accounU Iron; (•rant he awaiting reintomraienl, Bn ; moving to bis ^ti|*pv>t t froi wart loudly called p - V , ! .pcfch hid I ! oto ‘* 1<M ’*‘“* r - then ood chc-er, tint in >'ou}d bar© nomu lively] to do. and whiked it done j has br All ■ U- lodged i llJ'Htt- rv, Lut Ci .©nth Oi . Hmith i r your per* on ‘rgi.s. On tlm m.ii ip* i l l come blundering into munt. iK-compaoied by Hth l'enn*-, ivatiia (,*j Bennett, (Joinmipsary * and Furago Master C 15th AlabaOtH, Both c should Imvo heard tho ’laughing which ensued- they b’ugldrift at mu and l They were captured also on •Iih, but Charley Smith met w ith hh California chum Commissary of the 11th ( through hiit intercession, Col. .Spr permission far Capt. Bennett and Charley Hmith to remain nt hfa quartej. the first night. On the morning ol the 6th, w fa. |. the us tor Norfolk, © hero wo arrived about 11 o clock, mid after waiting in the rain •omo half h ur, Lieut. Col. Boyer, com manding the poat, invited us into the entranco of the Custom House. Ilor.- the Color©1 entertained us by telling the mo*t vulgar and obscene anecdote, I have over heard, nnd in bragging how fighting Joe Hooker w»> going to cl >so the w M r before July. The Seee^Ion lad,. , v f Norfolk tried haul-to g. t to tab; with u- but were kept back by bay Aun;i K. Dolby und the tor of a Union paper w. talk with us a short lime. \L I>ol!;v he Irt n bravo and mode! general and ovo; cn the aletL nt his post. I cant-.. : refrain from telling you whst a bexirtifal right thsse grand old forest# now present to emjsguze. The trees are beautifully being enrobed in a light ft roan fa'daff”. and tho zephyrs of May aro waft- a ti Invigorating coolness ou the per- spiringaoidicr on his unueasina plodding hi-ircu. Ths wild honevsucklo, blue- ball*. dogwoods, woodbines, poach and apple are all vising iu lending h beauti- fu! Mailing fare to nature. 1 li.- green, waving field# of wheat, rye, blue grain, clover, oWi., inspire tho heart of lho soldier thut the land will bount s fhlly supply both IniBt and beast • •f the army with an abundance of food at the coming harvest lime. Btarveusuut, d< ar E .rjuin r .* the idea is ridiculou*. Tlu-ro oaj bo no #uch thing us a lack of Com mis tbi tllfOllg: the War. orrnaster. and that ©rpetual, and that 110 ^ lira© j person ordered to teko | • an Horn's division. He i immtrd ttmju.rari’.y until n j o command bis old brigsdo ii. Baton Rouge. Gold unchanged. Tho elonmor City rived at faiverpool on addrtne'Cd M *f New York tho bill. Mini, deputation to Trade. Unionists, who presented l dri-n cympath!zing with the etnam-ipa- tion prociNfiuition. Adams expri-*#.d hope*: of friendly relations maintnir j wn ni u. n, «-.:>• | up. n were r j quested to publish or»* time. Jamkh M. CnxMbxna, Cha n. J. A. I-. Lt: See’- I’ublli- Meeting Iu C’utuuibus. Com wiiuh, May IH, IHt-n. At a meeting hold in Temperance Hall this evening, upon a call from tbo Alili- tary Committee appointed by the Com mittee of Public Safety, Col. James M. Chambers nn? called fa lho Chair, and J. \V. King ajipointcd Secretary. Od motion il was (tosolved, That the Committee report their lift to iho Bccro* tary, and that thu names be published in tiro Daily papers, and that the list be Lfil at lho Mayor*# Office, John Quin’s, Hull. f | around lym in tho shape of “Orders.”— ( Hu would be a worthy #ucccs«cr Jo Van j Dorn, ar.,1 no om douett thr»t be would, | by his wonderful energy and tact, add additional laurel* to wreathe that corps. Kngli-h encimorc, witl^ brass buttons and t v.-.v lac© thereon, carries lho day bo flop, art* gHtltvrud. Tholuil j Hunk A Kill. A. I.iTlntptou'i .... 1 ii S . lit*. «l>rid.od ti. il lia. bom by j K. M Ounb,fur tllf pur|Wa of ,.l. lure I o( f> ricans untortain greater r<>- ard than Etig’.find. If th© real rentimont of tb© pooplo of each country be established w- have no foar of tbeir coming in collision. Tbo Times is confident that neither Eng land nor America w ish to go to war on© with tbo other. Says we must submit to tbo'-ru-yrheobud 1 ’ra»id«iLi' erl " i " i " U ’ rrU, ’ tionU ' uar tr ‘ Jo 1,1 <*«• fere Dee to rights ot a belligerent. The thing to wear but but- | Czar in regard lu I'oland i# hat- ,,1 v uw 1 iefactory. Fmnco'« reply unsatisfactory to England. Morilk, 22J.--Tho special reporter ot tho Adv. and Reg., at Jackson, pc or, unnoti privates, lornut*, ar- very itiperciliouily laid upon tho *belf, unt:. a battle irt on the ta- . pis: then, by Knn-iiiii-sn*, w oareauducnly * verted into hcroe$. \Y«*. bowcv '' ■ ■■ uowever, % " • • > ole mmylvos with the reflettiun n * to,?t ,ntc,,i *« n ^ trot* Vicksburg is t- give lho best blood of fc* d ii* defenders. Hut 1 havo little of inter«vt lo-du.v. l>ur pcucetul matvhi bio array, will taining additional j On m-.tion of John C. Ruse, Kosolvi tl, impart 1 That n Committee of two from each Ward the city, nnd two from each Dirtrii-t i that our own Georgia girls will us Butternuts the cold abouldor No now# from the front. Our troop*, arv gradually drifting tow ards 1L0 ©tio- m >- J, T. G. Public Meeting iu Columbus. k 1WJ. Tuesday night. In Saturday’s tight lout 3<) piece* ofcann- n spiked and aban doned* On tfunday tb© Federal# nd- vancod to tako Big Black bridgoand wur© repulsed. They crossed higher up and took us iu tho rear. The bridge *»- burned and tbo works abandoned. La*-* heavy. \ ieksburg is closely besieged. proneut devoid of Intorest, only that for j thu county, bo appointed, whose duty it the fir*t timo this summer wo aru ga/.ing ! will bo to canvass their respective wards on the Blue B'dg©, in their hazy shroud, ■onto ruilesdistant, and viewing thotuc- ci-**ion M rich farms iu the fertile valleys ; and also the names of all thy.;o who shall nud.-ir base. This is indued a delightful j rofa- und districts, and report the natnea of , who uro w illing to join this - organi/.atlo •' virtu oftl, is a real ’’•© annoyed at . capture-A. nroc, where \ ud great _grfaf ni j about nn hour, (It) ml!* marching to tho Provcut Mar,hill's Mr - A l.’it.-r It.-ui (. haumtooga to the UK’huuMid f'fiftiiivr still*-* that Dr. IV- iuu, alUtr shooting General Van Dorn, ■noun.ad hi* hor*e, rode away, -rossed bur lines with a puss obtained from Van Dorn just before tie shot him, und Went o Nu-hviLc. where lie wa* r»-ceiv«d by- the ent'my w th m.-irks ol disunguished .*elc-.n'-. II© uni* ab.ite with Van Dorn, in ©n upper mo to, when hu first oi.t.«iued th>' pa*-* from him an*t then shot him, and Uio report of the pistol attracted no at tention at lho time. I bu account, if correct, w ill prevent all sympathy fo- IVsters h«r©, whatever wc may think of thn noth of Van Dorn. jftflr The following paragraph, which w© copy from the Uontg.»m*ry Sfxil of yesterday, i* confi- matory of tho report- ml waouation of Jackson by lho enemy, rgratulato thu enterprising pro- k - — rnmaudor, but Jackaou wav best executive officer lho Rebels had Now York papers of the I tth say ' that » writ of hxbefia corput wm g nod in Ih© c-.a of J. I*. Hamblet n, into o? 1 Atlanta, G -., but that IVpt. Armv. one ' disregardod tho writ nnd failed to pro dues the prisoner. An attachment f r ! contempt of wort'was sued out neninst j Armstrong. It was reported that (lam-! btoton had been removed *.o Fort La* 1 fayetfa. «sr* Tho Romo Com-i‘cr of th© nvh 'peaks of tho report of 70UU or tsV*' of the enemy approaching Rome a*, an “astound- ingtelegram" to the people of that pity. Wc thought th© statement an exaggera tion whon fir*t raooivrd, and wo now be lieve that it had no foundation in tact. Some ol the friend, of Hon. James F. Dowdell announce, through th© Mont gomery Adeertiter, that they will sup port him "for tho office of Governor of Alabama, at the ensuing oh that hit consent to be thus announced ami \ supported has been obtained jj[« ! and remaining about an hour, wur ©put 50 another boat and sent to Fort Norfolk, half a mile from tho city of Norfolk.— Hero we Devon of u») woro put into a sma'l room with several other prisoners, and remained until thq morn lug of the Ufa inst., when w© wore put nbo*rd th© John Rice and sent to City Point far ex change or parole. NVhilo in Fort Norfolk, tve v. yro f»*d entirely by the ladies of Norfolk, and then for© fared very well. Th- r© \, ore about ICO Confederate pris*>nor*, &2 of th*>m citizens, confined in this fort. Thu ladi©s not only famished us with food, tut supplied the men with clothing. Among the most active of the ladies were Mrs. * ar.d hor* daughter. Tht •© tw,, ladies would visit the prison almost daily with largo baskets cf provisions and bundles of clothing. God bless the ang.ds oi Norfolk embodied in human farm—lor such they are. Th© Y'ankees nay conquer the men of thi. nohlu little fawn, but they can novor conquer tjio the lover of nature. But griit)-\i-agod war," ha* laid many fin© J farms in waste, and desolated a* many out'*, happy hearts and delightful homes. | \ irginia noblo old Dominion—thy h«- 1 roism and love of liberty hath coat thee | dur'. , ! t, Georgian r> I am, 1 prtdein I thertp.rlt r.I*thy son#, tho beauty fctid ! W daughters and tie loyally j ’*ni! YVhoro health and plenty i •orty must and will eventually j • will willingly fall to attain i lood can purchase the boon. < ral condition of the health of i, and of our branch of the "i.-nt, ns far as I can learn 1 .-•! informed surgeons. Thu ; '•igh somewhat stinted, are ox- their kind, ’boing mostly of! i and crackc’-# < sometimes intermixed with rice and g- r. • Om-sourth pound of bacon and on# pound of hard bread or flour is at present the t.-suu pur man. This allowaoce, with what the wen aro able tnVsy along the march, taken regularly, with th© bever age M -’-r.,-caused to gush from the rocks, n thn ( hair appointed for lho 1 M. Jou-r smi JohrvlI. Bio»> | -i * i. ^ - ’fiap,, An adjourned mooting of the citizen# j The enemy are closing in on every #id iriti* city and vicinity met at Temper- ! Gen. Luring ho* assumed command »• t.v Hall. Thu several Committees, np- j Jackson. •it:'.- I at a former meeting, reported ! Ricijmoni*, 22d.—Gov. Seymour, in * H.-ir h«t :-t i.aim- for Captains far home lotto© to tho Vallandigham moefing i:. L-t- ncu. Albany, any#. <4>l1 ,! " t; ’• f. That tbo C »m- “Th© arrcit of Vallaudigham ha-, littve fa*v. lir poe-d 11 iw- brought dishonor upon tho country, if z©r, I. --,g I./,!-,th©la>li.-so( Columbus, J the procouding i* npprovod by th© Gm- auJ F.... ©and Y. M. Iiro«k*, 1 W ui L. SuUDiurr. ■it-i John MoCarty. t IVin. It. Brown. Mr. >V«r(il*w. ! 'th*-run-t T. J. Hhirrr., :«»r# and B. Clark , - ..mand J. B. f h. twin ard#, J. A fee with Maj. Hum- j urnment and rtanctioned hy the people. • 1 I . _ I U’n .'ll L. .1 . ... I - 1 in should do to It if tho gi ollon, Allot ted, . Willi*. >n motion *»f J. R. Hull, ft' Iced, That tho adjoining count"©** j wb© th: . l..,*t!i in Georgia and Alabama, bo 1 pro- At- l to form Cotnpanlaa and co-op ©rate | T^ tb i * in iho common defense, a*, far us L)n motion the mooting adjournal to set Friday ni&bt, for the purpose of re- « i --jvlng the report of the Committee aud our, ^ and j^ffocting the organizations. J. M. CH AMBERS Cha’n. , I> B Thomps J. ^Y. Kino, Sec'3*. J in addition r Col. M 01. M, llrown, •vi* . . ' and Everott. i> sue, ts announced for Cocgrvqs. j l l4 fho h he? Firsk lot us ray who ho is -ta demagogue. Though 1 That tho Chair litto© of nine g©ntlen j wl»o ‘hull re: iro and report to this in ing tl : Hin*-s of six gentlemen as Cap- ' quest:, j tain-iot I many companies, who shall j put d- j pro • • l :o organize .said companies from I to d«- I the »t il.rteribi’d, and that I North ! "ken f r•lin'd into companies ahall each soUmi o tho election of officora, . Th© < r appaint-nl J L Mustiau, J I me© v L 1. Gi J, It. -. R L IJiiM. n v r.-- i •S.rv , J -r B v.-.nnu;, G Y. Tho mi. J I hr.,- - Ruse ©ml R II Murdock. c Xier. After consultation tho Committoa ro- p*-w... mo following names forCapfains: F O Wilkins, J A ritrother, J R Ivey. j though i! does intai! gout, yet it keep-, good talker and of large popular sysepa- j tho array ;n it healthful condition and ’ ’ * — marching muscle. Tho water ho is without tha merit of u«ing himself upon thu • s. i tfan i.i worthy of all pant.-. pf| iuin of iho people. Us is not an aristo* Treao© whilst it* tici pants. What a great country this w»- 1 fa whun peace had not departed ! ipplejac-k and honey, to <•«*'- Though a planter of largo wealth decidedly uuapproacka.; be h kind lo the poor, and has no syrup. f l u , ir ^ urpn# would egaih extend our line# and ad- vtincoour front* Tho expiration of tho ot ’ term of enlistment of so many of the h cderal troops would he quite the timo General Longtireol has brought off A* miko of splendid iron from tbo track of the tieaboard and Roanoke railroad near Sufl’olk, worth, at present prices, more than half a million of dollar*. His army A J women. In the room with u# was Dr. Jam©# C. ! \ I Green, who is held as a hoetago for one 1 1 k*-' Krtckor, now h«.d in the Virginia I 7 ' penitentiary by G-. . I efaher, fa r trial! far murdar. Should Ruck*.-.- be hung »%ksiotia, aud (and there is strong probability v»f it) Dr. Green is to bo hung. This is truly a bard For 1 coup tf efa.f on tho demoralized force of c *'P t - the enemy, Tho prosout direction of • ® cl ' )l our march has already caused myst-lfas well wiaor head* than mino "to #nuff the coming battle in tba broese. - ’ though it may bo sorao timo hecc<*. ^ous rcr- ’swell-head nobility." Ha i# not trigucr, r.or wire-puller, nor trick- He is simply Win. M. Brown, Bun- trom the"l'.h District, a pure patri- lover of order, a foe to corruption 1 and meanness—ayiar. of *obor habit^, of' bmincss copacity. and of talcnU quite almost but energotic t0 * n y pokition ho will ag-ee ti ' many think and feelso . th© vol* T»tu)» CotJitit. Iiri.-tor,of the Amnion tit* proilwct of ; , '" 1 f * llon I-" 011 f 1,0 ™ Suffolk to th* Black- f<nCf ^ . ,or ».«iw>»»1 **',: »*“**• ••>« the early resumpluni of tho publ’cutinn Wlll-r - of tbeir imuresiing paper. Hop© the Dr. Green U an officer of the Coo ted . . ate States, and therefore thu matter rests 1 **Y Mt'rcy i# partially confirmed by Vbe " OIU «^d«»oce without delay. It prospect for v heat. ThereUno anpeiir^’i w »*h Dov. Letcher toiay whether ho ifa * ,t o%ve trom that op- the organization and disclpliui' ofruat, amutjnr mildew, and tn a to be hung or not, should Rucker bo ! StTso^ ftTJSV. lhc «^ rd ‘ to lu * ko ^a - , Virginia, and befare he bad any conne*v “pu the NVhoat PaoarxcTa. —Wo pouod thro l tlon with the United Sutes army snd us dam- ’t ©Jar V-Uey tha first of tht' week, and | Dr. Greon is an officer .,»* ,s« r.... w© ink., irreit pioasure in tayinc that. A .omW.oM.conn.ctcd «l,h,h.J.ck- 3KJSSTV?SVL■ M A. ? ,0 ba hul ’« or Uot, kbould Rucker bo L.‘f y“.i h I cond.ainod. At Suffolk, Norfolk und Fortress Mon- I saw any number of contraband!*.— VI . „ of polk j Tb °y W8r ® huddled together in large untyjwill probably at»p y to tbo wt *de j gangs and guarded. They were employ- * *"“* unload- Our loins are girded up, our spirits ar© but the battle call buglo aud we aro ready, to » th© invader bis ls»#*.n over n Fredericksburg or Ms- against the State of J. T. b. Important It True. Tho Atlanta ('an fed era cy learne frc~. rcfuit. ■, ft ,m Kwbvjite, tbatGco. Mit -h- , *'." r •nbern...»n K «i for tb* .rnoae . A’abat:. - - i i t; * * uudomood that A uiaitupoinl of attack. tert, as until Mi'll’! Wo pause to see what will be the ©our*** bo permitted to do \ °f tho Govcrnrn©nt—for which wear* asked to pour out our blood and treasur** —and the action of the administration - , 1 In the minds of more than half tho pro- hn loyal Statw it in already h whether the war i» waged to n the rebellion in the South, or ■>y the free institutions of the We look ft*r iu decision with oUcitudo.'' Th*. ilrst resolution adopted by th< facetir in New York denounces the nr- r* ►' it Senator Vnllandigham as a *.t©r» Y.r.f > rage.upon tlte rights of America. •'.t.Xt.-.ship. On.* spanker who reforrui fa a series of letters, said that tho people would stand by Gov. Seymour with gut.-* . . and bayonets in tbeir hands, at ail buz- J J Uiapp, J A L Lc©, erda. (Loud cheers for Seymour.; and communicated Richmond, 22d.—Northern dxfas to the •nuy. ijhurroau, Haiman iJOth received. The new** unintportent. Th© New York Tim©- wiy-, Jhe Ia;e miu- Vnlhindigbarn meeting in that city a ■•# u ridiculous demonstration. Tho Herald treat* it hi thu first noto of civil war. Tho World eay« it was iuccetsfal both in numbers and enlbuiittatn, and speaks of bloodshed on Northorn soil. A Waab- iagtun dispatch to tho Evening Post say- taero will be no movement on the Foto- ntac far borne time to cotun. Hooker h» been eont to fallow our plan*. A Y'attko** dispatch ray# that VickobUrg will soon h- theire. A CinuJntu'.I diapatch says an invasion of Kentucky is threatening. Gold 4^4 to ifrf. CUARLBbTON, Tho ftteaixiehip General Beauregard, from Nassau 20th, ;*« r K'?o^ ell->r0 i arr ’ v °d this morning with a very largo and valuable cargo, Hor nows uniiupor- “ { Unt. Mobil*, 23d—A special dispatch fa Ah."™2.n,“«lopS3 U “- ; a.udJ.ck., That the 'Mtitpa* t lei* than IX) cor , Jyo. W. Kino, rii-crctary Discovered in Ilouker’a I rmy. ispondcntof the Philadelphia In ks tho following: tence was roceived hero lo-day of an important arrert at Falmouth, thy h r • r . r : army *.'ftbo Potomac, ti ‘ ‘ 1 ' f 111 , forR bingtifi,© tbfci u.-. ; !iid bOtUi-secret lUdatt* ox k r... - vr• htng that trantp : red with- vwr .jne*. and that such information wy# in»!nntanooukly conveyed. Tho order* for recent movi minu bad not rcai hod tho circumference of the mil- ! iUryc'*’ Ji—- s . . - ..rmod by In j the pickets *>n th© opposite bank i calling out, in mocking tones, “How are tou, 1 ana ^ Air. t ti.o*o eight days' ra- non* mouldy yet?’ These facU have caused the deepest anxiety at hoadqt ffi*«i tho vigilance anil Heavy firing wat board in tbo nded fa detect them direction of Vicksburg this morning. Il “ db * ii ” T f c ? rei * s raids into doterrcin.’vi th ,t the secret should bo 1 . 1 lbo MUOn, y •*»ulica our work* at brought ( - light. The vuard siationed ! Vickeburk on Wednesday, and were bad along the tivj r bank ana in situations far i ly repuisod. i- g’. * i>*i« l,o©n constantly enjoined to 1 and watchfuiooas ’ to be tL« Yankees did not do them serious and gfc-t* tiiiuui©*, driving i ( M©mi>hi#) At*p©ai. showed t.< us U^t »v»fpng a di.-paich fr**tn the pr.'priet 'r- Intvdu. Meridian, staring that tho office f publicau**n_ w-mid, in a few days, be* ! tffalrs lu the Valley. Th* reported evacuation of Winchester This it certainly consistent with tbo pci- ' dttcovor ana * xjh*so the injurious syVteui' icy which the enemy bare evldeotly 1 — adopted of late, and our people would act finvdor’e Bluff ba» b«eu evacuated. A Courier reports that YarooCity ' •'r..ni I4 ,ion.' for' J u!T g like that ' ' * A esfarday th©1r ©fforts w«jro crowned captured by tbo Federal#yesterday moro- wtUi suc> «•*•. One of tbo guards in tho \ iug. aud buruod by u*. . U®«* from Vickftbar^ r«port tb.t home defence without delay. It needs ! beard « click! like that ofm ul*srr»ph Grant hat bee0 whipped back. ^ s, * * ., mainmum. H© advWJ b.- superior o(. Latkii.—Tbo enemy boj ma-Je three ro-openod Tho Clarke county Journal orke be purchased at he ’ , . days more it will bo bey 1 of every calamity. An intelligent farm er informed us that he had just iu>p.vu©d his rn©*, and tkat he had no f.plt to find fa it—it wa-* as good «• he wanted. What i of the wheat cr*’p * 0 have said county at from $12 fa &1& pw bqahri Uherokco Gsl-Ao^« SoutAsrair, Zlet. | cd in throe ing up siutb works 1 Still ! farce at Martinsburg and HarW’s Kerrv • T "Z v '?f uu “ u Tho main body of Mllroj-’.forc.l/ft ir >*° iWonor of Ooorfia. \N inches ter about a week ago, or very l ^ » -m* soon after the battles ou the Rappaban- uotiK. They moved i MYli.J^lilk"! 11 ’" 1 * 4 w ’* terU, -‘ fcmw » -lo.,....10U.UII, on V|eV s fc«r*.n<l,b«.a This wan dune, and opening the door bo tbo.dlr^iion-of ! They 1%Tw i .fe.IS’on7.Wr*v, , X fdv‘V\ ^ in Clarke county.—Ly»*c,V hep. discovered oqo of whoiuVu -trument, acru&s the ty of four wr five p© >emi-official infarmatiou states th»t bom wn* seated ut a telegraph in- - Helena has been captured by Price. ■> Njnding niesaftge* by a subiua- , A Jacasou correspondent of the I'd .age* bv a hubuia- KappnUaiinock.— v . . __ , ■— — A just aud spue- to 12,000 I. * on of"y7^k PTUJ.S*",“1" 1 j? P u »hhni«nt . .11 dauUlw, b« ,1 ..ace i. r.|mn«d lu Muhii. ib.l"rfuy.lur', Bfuff , li,. Liucuiu il LArr £2JS!~ l V. b i““' T Uu l'“n.*bw«.«,-l l» „u,l tb, ncmnmtiun of , “ JiittoarJ. ! ociioia.u* U lk,U«i ol w.r, u J.»a, V»u,u CitJ bjr *L. luo.; 1, 4fl.t,:li.tW. correspondent of the RHb Says: Jackson this morning throw JO, 000 i.i rt*/,, over tho Big Clack, and it