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... 9 t r. .uriMUtoatY: y- r ~ ' ' THE PUBLIC. GOOD REPOSE PRIVATE ADVANTAGE. VOLTJM1E TV. ; * " u ■ . - - . --t-.-r- • ■ • . A.tlanta, Oeorsrm. Saturd^ r - ■ ■! r Morning. Lune S.5, 1864. ISTIJ MBER 1< SOUTHER# CONFEDERACY THK FRONT- A*M*TOAH.V CIRCULATION IMTHE (TATC Arum, Jana 24 -12 M. The enemy, with three line* of battle, Laily Soutliorn Confederacy, [•“«*#? Hardee’. Corp* yraurday sod __ mM—- MMA man were gallantly 'repofowl, our butteries WmiKtlH e. ' O Proprietors. • . .' T- . M/raCamio*: > [timing thrro.-. :...„■ behind their breatt- ,1,— *** Ijj^weu I "ui* 0 - TT*”/ joi» W» rery heavy, and It"•••****’ pm .T n :r*g> i»—om •er.a'oi new utb or aovmuiRd: oenwe etebrany- .>lorn in fer ISdition. ATLANTA. aATL’l'-UAT.'-iCNE 58,^1804 with the mtetof the day previous mna three till ttf casualties np to IdOtt, including olwwfc .Ty^ekirmUliiig cantinas* along the tfifgi, with no important changer of posh- tioo. _Atnhulnoco trains arrive daily with wounded. ; (Japt VVru. 0. Ewing, of Comagpiy A., £Dib tiuimee, had his leg takrrt off be* low.lit* knee,"by a shell, mud Wasjbrougbt i.ivsir rain Title uiiteu itatu I down thti morning. A more aplasdid | *| Aillrl F( »»TOVt*. Jan* 20 -Nfot&efff dais* ts Us ] .erKsita . LAWtEICE AIKAI. as mot. A 11V lOOAAUniaAT AUlOIOtltV. st a j mm TUSrnsg kad Javsad is copH— *hra*r*. Wbra ikniA Its Under sprays rad l«ni MoeMoenriw UsAMUt |!|ldd Currespradeaca .fit.. Molt:. ^■oiSn.]'- Aniiti, ttirnUf. June IS, 1IS4. Tbs Wtt»t orsstk. svrs thick with ttacvn, Sad thorny ehdgoeof nraiay vtoie, .of psridss sad, shiis her lira sst atyiag as, Tbstr MlNXodj was chant** tbeas* Tars,0l BysonhU,lituiotf Wk.fr Odd baa iscutsrsd b nrfef Wbkh .raid bot, sosid act bat. saUaf. most tun acta. * J- ‘ -TSh* is a g-aat luxury in city life. Tbs dtiferrac* balweca the front and. tbs. rsor ir I j iattks difference tetwscu now o-rn whisky 1 land champagne. The thing if going where I glory waits >co, is not what it Is ersofcad np to ha by poets eh t as.or awt.lt powder, end prefty women who cauvety wbll afford to harry thoft jreroei off-fo tbs wars while they | loll oo sofas and flirt. Oipry, forsooth! D'ye l I till you Tam boas the Must, blinding tesr— Tbs nrawsad. nsnosqsnrsb a Bar— Tbs yssslss, lehehe iiifCrt ' ra.s thus, nor fall into the hands of the mer tenary Ysnhtn! Gentle, loving, patient, heroic 'Atlanta! Here’s lo the health of gallant Whiter. kali street! Here’s to the loat.br* Of thy four, end,twenty editors, all in a row! May they ehver drink Other then Corn's beatMay my •Usurious comrades of the quiet stool be always as braes, at heritorrn>, as tratklul ns now! Here’nvecr blessing. Happy, despite your eviipranka! - And yon. too. Bricks, (may you never throw another !) with Wf love! Baker, loo-(ct In Brute !)—and last, my gentle Nagle, may ikon never be prescribed, except by thine own wise prescription! God love you alt, ssy-I! 1 wouldn’t liXtss you, nut euy other men—~ * "Esther would I bee tosd. And feed upon the sspnrs oc adungnoo. Than I would harm snob esc »a«ni company. Pleasant Atlanu! Generous Atlanta! City of the poor, lift op your hands to Joseph E. Brown, and thank the State guard Car peace. ria! lift np also mind wShi I l8t you now, it’s wot the ooly thing that wplaome* yen. The flams give you erect ingfige t-and ticks end damp itch, and majb’f^jtlybuUrt with ife nranraed song, ^ ratanradcbsunlth.pea-nut chore.! For- give me, thou vitint«l$r"«hiu arch 9* . tr ‘? e . hc8 ’ bo ^ *P *? “* triumph, thou magic tempts at the better I ililoh of hilgu water, with * ehuftk fora pillow ISih arSreceived. Ten thousand wounded from Bhsrmau’u army had arrived at Nash.illo and Lunisvill*. A correspondent of the Chicago Times seya thsi np to the Sd their loss la skirmishing around Milan was three ihouscnd. Johan inn’s retreat from Dalton waa masterly (liestrategy cached the admimtiea olell. The vigtlaacs of the rebels proved more then, a mulsh tor the Federate. Sherman is rspcsasatsd stronger than soldier or a braver and truer man was ] ’er maimed in battle. Quit* a number of severely wounded I men arrived berk this morning. Ani (while the bgnt and rlppUag grass • Whore. " - - aaiwre and a snake for a bod fel'ewpto cock your ow* | rations and ait dawn te ft bit of b .oan mo onsiiiic id con R. fleets the saalight, from a plnis I violets and v.ivab. _f eaauca Bsmsnt UiarnTa Dmuos, I I ir JttU* from Usrieitn, Jaaw as. | .1 BCisve-sinew it is wise asd beet— That an Urn erisuoa of the West Are dirk bssids bsr di.ua. of resll tfrnpTisi Editor* Soudum Confederacy 1 noticed soma tims since la the column of year paper, • communioatiho signed ••Pro- bos,” is whiah he grows very claqesnt la his abase of the Fourth Alabama Cavalry. I Una. Wbsslsr Is tasriag ap the Railroad near I deem it my duty aa ons ef that gellint bind, Cethoaa, sad thro* lag trains off the track with to vindicate character wkaa assailed by cpcdaac. I alandor. The fasts ate aabitnntiall; these s Ciwrtaaeti pepere ef the 14'h say Morgan's I The Alabama Brigade (after the evacuation tutcp is scattered and dwmarsHied by dyleat at I 0 f Buna by one forces,) was left to watoh the CfnihUiM. Uurbii Jg* is anil pursuing him. | mofgol# j||4 0 f the tncnaj, and to hold then Ohio regimens psrokd by Morgan have n»- |B cWsk aaU , (taa UoToramcnt stores should riwed at Cineinratl. be rwnrovad. la the msanUtat all the regi- T^S^IS^ a*.-,'.re ..ill •* fpds*‘wirr°s^!w^ue Jtolv^TM bahlnM Johnston withdrew kin fore to CarteraviUe, of the 12th corps goet to CavroUton to aptad “ d “>« vndiny mmedintely look poaceta.on of ike rummer. . „ • Ltba road leading from Rims to Cartersviile, General Tsylor la reported aa Laving passed | thus compelling ns to Ukon oironitoua rout in | service, through(donroc on ti.o 10th with fifteen thousand [ order tor.join oar oommaad. polled to paM through Carrollton. We a>, O Lo d or light sad levs > Wsy, from her nest, thy r.mless Acre Sprang to bar kindred clime shorn: r soffne c f ti e '..'nek ma. IptiAB^miMtuffer.atfra nt 'jj eggby Miahmas that bhnr i a right of you, and be kept I morning till night dodging the visits of tht shells as one dodges aduu around the oorner I —that’s one picture. To be invited out lo dine, whore there are ar brsoe of besntiea full cf music, love and sym." pathy, and a tervios of ti'ver; to reoiine in a J saloon with a' carpet vbioh meUe like wax btceath your tread, rosewood turcitera and martle Btabv, aud mirrors whioo icilsot ycur We assm to see, wa know not how. Upon that alabaster brow. Acrescent i That, when thn Votes shneid spin hsrthresd Of flbred, sdolsreent rad, • A cord would sblrtr 1 nod instead Of ensrisbieg in esgel hem. Half understood and unaware, Amidat snslsty aad cere, with raasta aodfrics:-ees, and wines aud sweet meats, a napkin in your lap and the gentle embraces of ah easay ohsir press’ng ngsinst, I you; lo drink cafe aa tail out of Chinn cups; I to listen to delicious musio— aye, delicious | music! I have just left such a party. Black I eyes, bine eyes and IUyloi! Baylor was au | artillery hero, but they ma le him a Quarter e, and be is thus, os he observes, aftred I ■ lever! Cnknil that threatening, onkind brow. Dart not such scornful glances from those eves Soothe thy rofivd hesrt, poor, perfcetted Ahriue of life, love, liberty! I pause. Let sub. shine reign perpetual over thy gardens in grant, orchards fair.* and ’Shadow” never cross th« } . rcemeats end ippltes, while itaeecrenz could get none ; end who has scarcely been able to bold, with’ the immense reeources at his command the ground which his predeoecabr gained in spite -f you by h(s owe talents. ’You have offered us the distressing spectacle f the saorifloe of merit te caprice and per sonal poiiUoel interests; and this in a repub lic, in the assu and under the plea of popular sovereignty. And, to nap the climax, we are obliged to' hoar deflffllions like this: An unconditionally loyal man it one who, althongh not satiqfled with the measures token by the Government, approves them an aad gives his constant sup port. It seems almost inoradible. Are we in Con. rtantinopie, in Bt. Fetersourg, in Roma, or in Paris T Are wc the descendants of those proud Snxons who refused to sucoumb Is any J°ke, or the illegitimate offspring of cardinals seeking is secure fortune and greatuese by a perpetual worship T Aro we really the do- Kendanta of those di seiples ot Lather end Calvin, who, rather than subject their reason * nu authority whioh they despised, preferred orchards fair,* end ’Shadow” 'never.cross thy smitinglice,oh,- blooming maiden of the Merry clime. Shadow. to expatriate themsclvqe lo these shores, — **■ ” **“ ' "fTthey The Iloanty and Capacity or the Prcsl. dcutlal Candidate tor Atw-clscUou. IFrom.the New York NedonJ ITo all rccolleot that worthy oitism of Athens who banished Aristides Solely because it annoyed him to hear the epithet-“The Just,” ooneiantly coupled with his name. * We hare ■-EssErsE^fcsm ubi; The gill weald fate—as, then, it met-; s nd mm fred lily, mrntd to dust, Kindle e star among the Jeail Confederate Cev*lry. political liberty, and by the lank of judgment ip its application. It was not because this u .dao notoriety gives to the name cf n oitisen of the Republic might, after a time, prove dangerous, not broause the epithet of Jost was qurg’ionable, that the worthy citizen of Grrece binithed Aristides. Hs would not even discuss the matter;- the e'pithet annoyed him, and that waa enough to oslraeise the un fortunate bearer. In this we sea an excess of mule; alas the dav! Well, B.ylor is a prince ^ lb ® r, y an| i • of political education, of a musician. Half nn hour ago he was . Now, we are annoyed and uriUtsd at hear- rolling Into MargrUre on a grand pfano, like a lb B‘ h8 Words Abraham L’noolu and honesty three-decker into.-.be open sea. That Mar- coupled together; bat, being more prove,’ I fear, will bo the death of eevod generous than the-exeelleot Alhenlnn oituen hwalthj young womn.n of my acquaints..,- - " ^ forB ottraoWkig __ zl u ; i -. :. v . ..Oi U hi-uest Abs from the White House, to consider his tight to tho -surname of “Honest ” To [ frem the ehella only to die from the kiok of u ‘la prineei Story,” and wonderfully dramatic in its way. Oh of theeo days it will bo pu|>liB* by the use of cavalry that I and tbe musical of tkais \> - - • ... I fttwcutftj, USB ticgu 4-uuhiiAtin.u OICIV. uSH WOWBOVluaiy urtiui” Uu *1* a<B vv»T. . ■ . . , , Kft* leading from Rim, to CartflMiiU, one of the moat inporunMtod tfflcitnt arm. of J 0« of theeo days it will bo pa\An\i<A I hope, hou * L out ? f a ot ’• ■ 1 1 ... y - - ^ p; ll# land 41 30.000,000 is not ptow. The cavalry of Marshal Mural waa to j .J* n "Se YHkc'j^fc.-^'fo^i'^y?"* of P*-i«nt.dlcnce w, havVa tjghQ The navig.tionof tfta. Mlegjanjlfti to poneid* j. Tiiiirheniiyefeiiiilnuntffhnftlrtts^ight | Tfsplrnn ilhei In! n was to Lee—his right I ‘ j^veel^iTwfty'froin I:i uitmi-l :lRi it ““otaovyr oar duty,.Mr. Uneotn to played an important gi„gti c p ar iy to write you these'lines, and lo examine. JOnr acts aDd show them to the cred eeerociy freer than beforq ’iho esyturw of j e ,t foundation, and li the author cf these boso j arm oi power. Cavalry part in the late Crimean Wrr, and bydt the bat tie of Iokermaan was rendered so deciaive- . Vickahurg. _ | rtpres-nlatiatfi ( e e man he will be held strict- Siargie lost in the fight Wt* Forrest about I jy rcepooeible. Cefortanatoly there ere many S 0U0 men. , desiguiag men who seek to blaspheme the, " Auuiher force, orgactxed by A. J. 3*uh, foft rim of li# ta . ri .. orion( . while they tike ser- Memphis, banimg Forrest. s ^ 1 The New York Exprees eaye: • Graft his tried nie own hod McClellan’s rouie, and wii! uow try Butler’s.” Past Drewry U represented at elceely in vested. i Sheridan, in conjunction with Hunter tear ap the railroad, capture Lyncbbirg, cut off communication witb Richmond. pouts l.o hidden in tho grass. If “Frobus” still p?ra;ei* in the belief that we were gailty of any act or deed unbecoming br Stuart, Ashby, Morgan, and fewest, hdr | -^t?Vu»h vM^^whishVfrou^ in erdar to advance the welfare It tbe nation, Wa fcave allowed you to furibur yourpo cavalry have been a useless ezpenae. Not i-t _ m _ .,.. rir r . T ., _ victory has ever been made complete by 153E53k3575Kfttert3®" Cora's beat and „ , . . a splendid cavarly por«uit; notone by a brilliant I Slover'a wowt— that’a the difference! 1 into, heroes men Wboao InUfiaienoy bas *wal- — r - - 1 lowed up thonsanas^or ttves>ana millions of ■ dollar*,-ao that you might be able to dazzle the eyes of the people with victories far more tbs Truss. trao iu d gallant 0 ,nf..-de«to aoldierj, wa will I clvaIry charg#i , ach u that made by the i.«o| b * 30 °7 t w™e tt ^i«iL‘w!xUt t0Ulig,,O, ‘’ venerable May, a, G^ro Gordo ’ , ThhtftqfrCftll*!* I beUeve.eai J somethin >» «o | anno of the true farts ai they exist. In mod inmtsncea, tho glory of opr successes „h„ n ^ „„ bs . M> sbout i, a being a u-.r ••Probos," I dare say, has nexer heard the I rests exclusively with the infantry and artillery, I chimney burning itself out. It must i a .sweet chimes of the minie, or the impressiye I Our footmen have immorialired Southern arms I been a vary dirty chimney, it h»a burnt The Federal Hours hie pasted tbe gold bill. | B0te , ot lb e shrapnel. I hope that Sqneuiia by brilliant bayonet charges which swept down long while, and continues to burn with una which places severe restrictions on trade in I ef vrrtui* may be Uric hit mouo in the future, all opposition. Batteries were taken by our in»“| bated fury. Andryot I have great hopes of it so mqah a compliment to upon ail the rest - * look ioto h.ia honesty and oapabilily. explain the difference between the oily,anti nation, x ou commenced by oonflding the fate the fluid. Ton have it -hero indifferently ot our osuec, the honor of oar arme, and ths lathe preeent war, making « few exceptions I writieu down Baylor’s music, and the nniei hVuff'vo^rt gold, coin, bullion or foreign cxehsnge. »nd that hsTTillismember that the good name f tn try at Maoiaeas, Seven Pines, Shiloh, and approach ton final fiwh and Sosa. The slavery amendment lo tbs' contrition of a Confederate soldier, U a jewel more pre Mstlwern Hill, in n manner which challenges the u ,hst lhe , e l„ p ^ „ \ W ', £ 3 , 1 °,t „ wee diecneeed at length. ' T r* I cioun than nU. “H* that steals my parse jdmiration of the world! Time and again have g0 “ e l ® r8st ^ n8gle8t 8na , f r l l ,‘v“ _ ... . , •• I 1 (paia tnuib bot ks ikit Fobs DB of bit food 1 . » jf*l collection of soot gathered togcibc. .The F-prera M.ximUi.. «nrad .t V,t>\ tat makLmVpSS | * ok< A Hetpveteblw Girl Uuptd. MahhiAOi on tnoar acquaistascc. hs'.e been Iruitlest aud the warAtUI ’’dreg* its I Thing* are looking up famously. Gold 192 have been traiiless. ana me asrexm ,orogs I {q No , y ori . the war man split infaotions; slow length along. | (be g y n! j a Jtri eg still held in ohock, does not look much like subjugation. Tbs Artsy of Latest from The Berio, j Georgia is Very confident. The great viotory Tbe New York Horald, ot Monday, the 12th of ForreBt cheers every heart. Wo now ex- A letter from Palmyra, New York, to tbe I Rochester Express, tcllajihfo curious story; C.«i oo the *8th ult. I indeed*” * I from the field by the almost anperhumen cocr- | b i ftc k er.lamu. t'nco H fl .ran and fio.ll'/ toeift Memphis dates of the 18*h contain eccoum. I w> in ; o ke thra. oh I Probos, to cheegw rae 1 age of owe jutoxntrf; bwv.las. recwrem of weUjnr*. t3 at . itnr-more etroxes' from Forrcct, of Vmlleodiihem’s suddeo egnHO»M At » Ubaanei of thy thougble, and expose not thy-1 trained cavalry to pursue the flying foe, all our 1 and cur own held safely fn Virginia and here, Demscratic Convention a(*i[Iimilbq. Ohip, | self to tho shower of bullets, bat preeerve thy | victories, purchased at such fearful sacrifices. | rifi yi*f “ * meow oiomoqyj causing the wi’dett exciie-ncnt. Iia aada a I iuparUnt existence for tbe late of masterly speech, urging diixgotion. He raid | , On* of van 4th Adsbawa CAVqinv Liaooto might deprive him of iile, but never of libertv again’ He wee elected n member ol the National Convention, which convenes at Chi engo aa the 4th prox . Ue loft oa tho uoia tor hie homo ot Dayton, amid deafening cheera. The annoencemeat of his return eeneed ire nieHdoMs enthneisem at Springfield. The Democratic Convention there ’lodged the Democraev at the State to stand by defend VaHeadighea and individual rigbtMnv dvr the Const it at ion. Great fears ere enter nined of an outbreen at Layton. 0 . Gold opetfed in New York on the 14th nod clewed at 1941. the dectiw being etna tbepaasege ol ihcgo'd _ mtSnaeeSU, JOOvlt —TbaMatnpWa Arguagf tka __ __ "rt^^C^^revp.ndv.t rt US New Vert I "ft bir JHH- I §251 Tu* bill of-fere ea- * T? greph AU lU. wu v.r, pfooeanl .nd hon- * -yasmoxxet. soon ran xo.r.s. O-lti. eowAeithet one ihcuwof w Btded p.rdey ornblo . ... - ' J Araertnrver the VOWHeHa, w ten ear- , nay-a la mowed t wriv received et the bavpltate here 4*r the tan days I Oa Monday of loelwoekoyoo.g and rather tied ••»/«*“«^ • » Oata,oujiee. wwrWto the U.th. Tbvtv w.r. alr«>lr thlrty-ftv. prapoetreeing men ef dRmtflvo end twenty •nonaead le the hoapitois wttkta the my ” x jeers. dresseJ in military clothing, arrived, k ‘l^'“j 1 wo “ Dd ' d 1 inrt., bot been joeived. It oontaite the gold pect him in Sherman’s Tear. When he gets , TTv a . K .. . I there you will hear of gnashing of tooth and quotation of the Saturday before, from which |h# r0 ( Ung of Yankeo eyes. All that we want .• „.,u, , f ..... I wa 1 “ n “ tl “ t 8 oli W8 “‘ “P t0 198, atd bta 5 ea now i» interprise in the cavalry. Give us a mmilra ram. offjI P oSr ouIm Viftew^ Trat lh8r8 - The following hat been the prfoe-of raider and a oireuit-rider, and we ere all right. - of each week since GranBs Z^U^^Vn't^nn concerned. The whole case is net so felly de- victoria* commenced: May 21,183J; May 28, J- * welook^forUm i88; jum4 - 191; jone ' n ’ 'Zx** w ^ rMpeotod T»"»gtS* “f twenl^’r^e, ‘h^ *» D8W8 “ “ 6t W ° « U * “ bti# ' »o.aob. * . been holding ooorreepondonoe with O young I eammary of it: ' | One of the eo-eet troubles nmvng my friends' The difference between the livery stables and the T1— erarrapoenvut frmn 9 «rm.n’o I rad^U^^l^^ Hnoun^fonmeB I « # tf ( , r , b , 1 ^ 0 . li , , m l U;l; , th# hole|a h ^aj u,, oaB aarl M8 ln n „ d oti nlraat ” Oram’s new btse b een’k ef Jamrs Xinr. e tote the AthheAUva rvcelrvi Ue letret rktinu. I - A— tM... went on Uwmwlw .el k. The LeuJsvflto Jeureel notice, the mortifying tut ! xotHfty tbingi went on lovingly, nnJ be vie- I <K _, , M ^ gnn»n’s mta threwe bain off the track Uarwe that the Ficoch Ooverwmvet has teat twvM 11 ■ the service th os year* ago. ‘ Monday and | fey things went oa levug' tho munirg prayer meeting, rang and | >, end nil were greatly e. I The acoonat that he gave of •roughness,'’ whilst the other bare nothing an. (qua! divi- horaes aro in utterly reruse to . with the poor accommodations supplied. The mates are ever on a strike, and are more v'ndictive than ever. Two Qaartermsalcrs were severely kicked day before yesterday. ^munn-mt ofrh. Lowdo.T.mre i*™. I reek', and all ware greatly edified’thereby- ono cf themsevere’y.Ve other painfully. I - - - - ■ 1 - - - ’ 1™ T «of himself weithstl eo’dleifrtv whoir they edmieut.red eneatn wrup-l that a committeo of conference hasboDn " gave or xumseix war ana. 1 Thvv were 00IIU to I ...» . ... .u e*u*m, eoe rtvu sei oee euiinwj, U a*wwa,U4v I ho had resigned about fear months previous, , ° e note the ooaOfti.e ot affatrr. was now a Daputy Frovoet Marshs', was at , It ie saeertslsed that attrturer bar. b-sn made by I Viokeburg wlsn taken prisoner, an inmate of pert the Southern Confe Jersey. They wrre pollle tel Is dies, and dM’st’take say mcneysxevptfioveni- psay fanda^vxoeptlh a frw Instance*, where exiled, which is hoped to adjust the matters in dispute. The animals arc vary obdurate, aad tbe oEcrrs arena stubborn as Mara himself. Ltbbv Prison tight montha aSdvros In the frnt-Mt-meebranftvm «•»!I will advise you efthe result as soon n. known. Gottysborg flgh'. ■ Oa U Ta-*’daj nighVmach “ » 9 “ desire, I will ospeoiM by eptlon of the ladlei coaches, ware bnrned The cen- rdcctof tbe rebda waa “rtrocvvly marked by a shew telegraph yon tho prooeedings of the proposed convention i eh# ?reach to tbv Io»l‘rb Ovveramret, «o dcvhe Upeteet-pUtheswiklesraage. . ,* , , The Leo dew Timor ooeridon aCa!rt inVlrxmla vory aga i e ,t the will ef parents and friends, they 1 ... ^ , u w^nnniy marktd by aafiavonble te the M«h a»d emmlpemo Orem’. ^^mirried. Th. next day he began to look " d „ „ hibU of Scnmdot Lucre. I after seme workmen to neint end nnner bis I 1 prWJ AArtoeo Oom DrnmrTk ooatmva warUt^ood tbel»- B , w a-Jrar-tn law’s hone.- HU bargain with „ , _ _ . i - _ _ dloeUeeaore the* tho wewwiilfcee. I th a pels tor. was fair, showing plenty of I Hanging *f Band Cntgk. _Ee? —The Sm la Now Torleea the li b pM olootd at MX Oot- greenback/, nun offering to pey down on foi- vaannheR-epabtiesn has reliable inlormxuon that cool d transparent, aud the weather carries on-rarem. I fillmmt ef thescatxhct- I pavid Creigh, aa old and protciueut ciiijen of I one j,, faneJ t0 t he May, with ou.^ I-dieu, Cuftured. The Yeckera | v _H; ldok.f Gramtbrier coanty, VirginU, tff high rarae«e*| And brooka tha: bibMs 0002s of spring ” _ THK WSATHXB. It has not rained acoording to the French tradition. On the contrary,.it has cleared np have drawn wpoe aU the t..t.on.U»iraol the j-bititr. wa. hung I«t Friday, upon thefinding rid, for eeldivra W fight thalr battioe. The J g a8 j ? h .° bKfg W °n t7.^T .re*?/ °* » Y»° k »* “drum-head court martial, under ...... . — 7. , , I *• otateo tnat ne nan ice. cn ruamitreei, [ , |B j the Yankee commander, Gen. | The soldiers erjoy the ohange. Most of them Petersburg F.rprer.»ye we-Lev. captured Cram $i0a> bot b ,ing o itraegtr, nod having ai- - T I appear ia clean domestic and trim nniforme ■heir nrraloo. ora eoly the genu me Yankee, hot 4 ready gained eemo notoriety, he would not Dntay. „ . C—, I have nnt seen * bare-foot einoe last winter, the onedulteratcd African, the Bogliahman, the I advertise it-“he did net oere for the mortey.” ] Abort o Jeer ago Mr. Creigfe, who waaabont * 8 v4 ^^ e c]a( j ^ n{lt _ ca . aQd Frv« kna. tho Scotthieao, «h» Irishman, the I Bo .'aimed to bo the ewoor of a farm of two sixty yearn old. o man of powerful tnild, enter- lrolrke ^, oai pre . eRt a really handsome and Dutchman, the Italian, tho SwU», tod these in hundred noroe, near Bain. Friday after- led hie own house end toned a Yankee etraggler orderiy ^ futeed of falling into o seedy 00 email aaoken, ea all who hare seen ot ooo> I noon ’ ", r had already assumed I ,b era . wbo waa plundering and ofiering groee I a sd dilapidated condition as tho war has ad- wrrevd With tbe prisoners can ramify to. And j ” “Jf : ■“**• ““ Uenlte to hie deoghtera. Mr. Creigh attacked maced, we have become Strother and better we have raesoo te belie re that that* ice eon-1 ^ butd7nrt.iT^i^rt;ufi^Drt ‘he wendel,. and after a desperate encounter of dresteJ. which fo a lore sign of prorpenty.— .iderahto eprinkliog of tho Chi cere element in InU^orningo ietter ortlr^d fofrte omnasd man ngainet an armed Yankee, one Whennve* tntu*n& tke Northern array, ea well as of other nation* I brkfo, which was epeand by Ue parents and of Mr. Creigh ■ servants brought him an axe, I danatr c f steiliax^o homo, pishing a allies not mentioned above- But they h*ve e f und to bo from her true eomepsndeat. the with which he killed the Yankee. In passing *!Innine May. But lov him go now source 01 otrtngth-rho Indiana of tU | owner of tho phetograpv. Tol* Northwest- Oo Saturday morning a batch ot salted 10 ending . Soon^Clerk “dllra* in of lkaie wa „j*i of the foroei. hofooc-1 P ar * n '* ot “ d 180 dModod bride. - sixteen ot ttteiowart,o.,or.ne w.. ’•*—*” ! At Caanndaigu* bo wee arrested, ironed aad ‘f ..*’ V i:c ‘“« 8,, _ I ptamd in durauoe vilv. Tho eyre of the Into while ashing n charge upon ocr Uneo. They j r( g, bring opened, aha upbraided him belong te the Ottawa t.-.ic.ar.i a.r teal g-.eger- I f jr hie deceit, nod declartd she would return bread chare. Their ioog^alraighl hiack hair, I hems, which she did. The young searap-hod their dweky ahua'-acaircca aad oudwart fonoo. {to bo knaetre* down before bo would yield.— attracted oo Ik tie mention from o«T ciriirea. I Te t ffl.tr Clerk he ooaTrtred he wane deovrtvr They •peek English as well as most of dm oni- dirre 10 the Yankee army, end 0x7 they are tigbtirg the hettlooof tho North because obey helirvw iso Kink to ho right. They toko ifceir caprivi'y quietly so for, b« tho tang neat be tot* them, will duuhttaee work ill to both body sod mind throegh the county last Friday, u is supposed I n( ^ * a t raved in, hi* eollar unbuttoned, that ielorrartioB won lodged 'against him with | oqJ tho rent in hi* coat undented, yea may tke Yankee Gen. Dafay, who summoned ». I set it down aa e llx»d sign of decaying fortuao drum-heed court martiel.” end had tbe old or hcpslcra love. 0«x.army present* neither unln •—g' Toeracaoho no deobt ’of I fhopvidenraofd«p«nlloato.w*raorfilapt- Uus inlormation, nod rrinliation, Mem f nd | ^ - U i» active, booyent . - ' ■* V. nrAoroA bw the ulhorilieo I “ d tri “* fer * ®2 ht “ d 8Or0 ° f Tict ®" prorapt, th*ald be ordered by th* anthonueo. b* of goftd «heer, drink yrator iee^UFs apparent than rraL We bars permitted you to sacrifice triad patriots,- whore popularity alarmul you, and whoso energy disappointed your calculations. We have allowed you to deceive tha people; The truth I we have let you transform disgraceful defonts system f ua j into victories; and we. even made no ootory g, and ih-: i when you wore reduced to beg exoneration for n»d need j acts which have eternally disgraoed tke honor broke cut in s ! of our arms. You have boon udable either to foresee »T,_tQ forreiolt «*o»ihiag- ‘Vt-at b** become of the nation’s snthusiumt Whet have you done with the immense resources, unpre- ceden.sd in fiistory, that th* nation has lav iohly given you? You aro now appealing to oonssriptidS; and WS will nokenter into a discussion of the prin ciple itself; bat we will tell you Uut yon shonld bava foreseen that the day must some when you would need these men, aud that you were to blame in not oalllog for them when the .people's enthusiasm waa first aronsod, when they oertainly would not have been re fused. You ere (b blame, inasmuch as through your incapacity and personal’ scheme*, the necessity for such an appeal bas become a question of publio safety. You are to blame tor depriving us of the services of the men •these popularity stimulated that enthusi* asm. You have told the oountry that both the re boflion and slavery were dead; you have told the people that the forces of the rebeU were reduced by desertions, and that (hey oould not ba recruited, fed or clothed; aud yet you are forced to act upon the defenske, being threat ened at all points. t Whenever you have direoted the action of onr troops, they have been uniformly unsuc cessful; you have perpetually offered us the wretched speotaole of splendid resources and excellent chances of eocoess sacrificed to in capacity. The only auocess which you came bear attaining, but the credit of which we in tend to take from you,*is due to the incredible lmsginativenaBS that.you have displayed in describing facts. Change* of base, masterly retreats and reconnoisaodes, have succeeded each other with a rapidity worthy of the great est showman of modern time*. The immense variety of circumstances ia only equalled by tho identity cf result*. ? We have— ‘ v j Sherman’* reconnoissance, Smith’s rceonnoisiancs, 4 Thomas' reconnaissance, Kilpatrick’s reconnoissance, I Custer's reconnoissance, Seympur’s reoonnoissance, . „ Gilmore’s Charleston recannoiissnce. The result is everywhere the same, redicu Ions aud disxstrions. The sole concession wt can make' to your honesty is that you have improved upon the changes of base in 1862; 'you destroy fewer soldiers aud burn less of the nation’s properly. • How ia it that after throe years of ineem parable victories, aooording to Halleek’a faoe- tioiu expression, “oupreedented it the mill- txry history cf nations,” yon arc atilt pon dering how te proserve the national capital and year Base of operations. Is it aa a reward for such success, for the achievement of each remits, that you now ask the nation to pass a vote of confidence,* and re-elect'you for and perhaps still another term? In ynar inaugural address yon gave a very striking illustration of your peculiar honesty by virturally pleding yourself in accordance with the well known principle* cf tho party which had elected you, not to servo a second term; you did this in a manner which nono cf your supporter* then miaunderitood; but year word* were evidently designed t*bear o dou ble meaning ; so that if you should find the th* sweats or clfios .more enticing than you possibly anticipated, you might Cannes your purpose wi:hoot seeming to violate jonr prom ise. Candid people Will see lathis pgood -desl mpre evidence of cunning than of hon- ■navY sciftatsauo—**■ near osotuvs re I j crew. Contrary u th* public expectation there re not n g tceml eagsgemsM j* twesaUsiws great ormis*now uasssd'oaas ! tho corporate limits of Fslart .... Iwintara certain movements of the enemy, whiah war* unmistakably apparent oa Sunday, everybody with whom wa converted, fully expected tha ball to open at an aarly hoar yesterday H was thought too, that the chief cffasSS cf the foe. would be directed agaisat our lari, so tat that direction ha waa observed active':/ mov ing on Sunday. But as aa svidsaee of tho uncertainly of military- oparfftioa*. ait was unusually quiet np to half put sis o'efeak last evening, oa Tie Washer Urrari.-Ik. Marvel Is art witb ■ with leisure muplioansy, and think of us occasionally when yoa are sending spiritual - - - a.'-U I Chesotace•« tha Ti-con-.^ nn-rrv car wrmeu I TWI errr or THX BOKKULaXS. Well, I am ia Atlanta ooco more. After pen rpHtev, this time addrreoiash ... ... . ... T,.-*.— . K. U ... tw biomolitf. >.« I Ballooning bans* 05—.’ Clarto deeming it proper Co no tify the I’rovast, did so. During the few min- ota* nbaaaoe, tha prirenar had wrenched off hi* irons. End burnt such papen in hispnsses- aiao u ha thought proper. Ha is certainly moat seeomplubed viilain Tha affair caused muoh axeii. mut. It is due the pa-1 to b* rants at th* oilliglMlt j*m%lndy to ray that j ^ vdMaef oethMamnibe Yaaksa I else to have the ceremony consummated, and litbr.aerbeiaomutlaaaduamlat.'Bf rthisobeequier; I roue hills; may the lore at thy .. —The tirer on the 20th | fearing that weald make th* affoirmcio ridio-1 a mocffl»mtvng{»now.Agaaija,TraBidiaK«rca, 03-j fnil fifty per cent; may whisky foil from on* ..Ore rate of| ^.they rolacfant.y red eight iathos per boor. whero, through the agency cf liberl.. fou&ded our national greatness, which you ore now stilrii g to drown in a sea of oorrard- ioe and adulabun, oorrnpticn anl incompe- tency ? Were our ancestors to visit tbe.earih they would oertainly b] surprised to see that eighty yearB after tho revolution whiah gave life and liberty lo the nation, the Lincoln party oould find no other definition of loyalty than a blind submission to the decrees of the Gov ernment. But we have exercised this blind and mule submission during three years—daring Urea years we have kept silent—and what is mors generous than eilence.T Some true radical patriots said not long einoe, •• We have lost confidence in Fremont. What has hs’dme or said for a year past?” What oould he do t What oould ho say t— He Jtas done for you what Butler and Siegel have done; what we have all done; be bas been charitable enough to keep silence, and to our eyes this is more than he should have done. In the fioe of S3 much inoapacily and corruption, patriotism alono Las kept us silent Each time that a fresh dafeat or a fresh con cession to foreign Powers brought an indig nant exolamation to our lips, we restrained ite utterance. And -yet have much grief and love, and admiration, accompanied each fre-h hecatomb of these unknosn heroes, these mar tyrs to thsir country, who have fallen through the incompetoncy aud lbs cold insatiable am bition of the man Whose mission it was to load our sons te viotory, bat wbo, being blinded by political ocniiierniiont for their personal ad- aivauocmect, lei them only is 0 profitless death. And yon have not displayed more talent or energy abretd. Napoleon bn* trampled upon the rights ot o friiludlj republic; he he* in* olenily notified ns of tbe blooksd* of th. Moxioanjcarat, and thrown .tho Monroo doc trine in our T>oe. -We oak then, wbo is mas- tor now in America, he who lays doern th* law or he who submit! to the same? * Is it Napoloon III, or tho successor ef Washing ton. X. God alone, by bestowing upon the oountry inexaustiblo natural wealth aad that ardent patriotism which makes every soldier a hero, nss saved tho country from the ruin into which your selfishness would plungs it. Tnis is theAecret of the diffirtnee between , your currency and that of the South. Wo have been imposed upon long enough. The ruin whiohyou hare been' unable to ao eomplish in fonr years, would certainly bo fuUy coneumated were you to remain in pow er years lunger. Your military govsnfon and their prorost marshals ..rernJe'lho law;, and (he echo of the armed heel rings forth ns clearly now in America as in Francs or Aus tria. Yea have encroached upon oar liberty without securing viotory, and wo must havo both. You have dishonored us abroad by ibi less misrepresentations as to our true oondi tion. * Elacea that we occupied in 1862 are now again in the bands of the rebuts, and God know* whether yonr preparations for the ap preaching campaign aro adequate.' Corrup tion hat entered into evary department of your- Alministratibn. rendering it » very Augean stable, vbioh needs a Heroules aa yonr soo- cessor. . It is time far the light to shine forth and far the truth to fully,appear, so that all sincere patriots,all meu vrno look fog nothing further than the advancement of their oountry and of liberty, may tally in one compact body around the great principle it Liberalism, and form s liberal party really worthy of the name. Such a ono only can sax* the country. Awsy with all the impostors who hS7S in vaded, the temple of liberty and turned it into a vote market! Bit there be an end of this ridiculons fare* of unconditional loyalty, whiah is only fit to socurs the vote* of those fools who instead of delving to the root of the nutter, blindly believe all th# intarreeted falsehoods published by joursal* that an paid to applaud and submit, whether right ~~ wrong. Mr. Liacoln’shocesty l3cfnsiringeds crip tion. It consists in nearly ruiuing his cann ery, and in dierega-ding its interest* in order to make sure of power lour years longer. Te our eyes, the msnVwho has deprived hit oquo* try of the services of some of its.best citixens, who has been unable to make any better use of the incredible reeouroes oonndsd to him, snd who, after agitating so many public ques tions without solving one ot them, disregards his own utter incapacity, is of all the iittzens ot the United States, the least honest and the most dangerous. Bat even if freeident Lincoln were the hon- eit man that his paid organs represent him be, how dangerous would his re-election prove to the liberties of the people, under existing circumstances, surrounded a* he is with the military influences that he hae at his beck! Let ns remember tne teachings of history and tbe inotaacci of feigned or re»l imbecility, ail cf which have resulted in despotism. Hixtns V., the half stupid monk ia Us cell, and K poleon III, the sottish debauchee, belong the same school. The men who have had endure them, elected them as unimportant ia. dividuals, whose election would give time for reflection and consideration; it will soon bs sixteen years.that France has reflected and pondered over her lost liberty. Fearing the unknown, and shrinking from tha perturba tions incidental to ohange, they have had des potism and ruin, which era leading them in evitably to the most terrible of all the revolu tions that history has hitherto recorded.— Americans of the old school will not believe us; they say our liberties are so firmly piantod ia the blood of onr old Acglo-tiaxon rase that none dare disturb them. Bat ws think differently, and say with th* poet. Os Mac eofsriae oe me dit riss qai veins. It may be that the enamy contemplates aa assault here, and aa it in vary near ths rivnr, and would glu kies control af that lanninne stream, w* should not hs surprised at any moment to hear that Grant has made nan at his characteristic ass salt! in the vicinity et Jordan’s farm, bat cf soars* h* Is nndsr lb* eysof watchful leaders, and strike where to< will an opposition will b* offered that vrU test the metal and endurance of his h ordra X* their fullest capacity. On. other portions of th* lines there win heavy akirmkhing yesterday, but nothing more. Ths enemy have learned a boson, dar ing tho past four or fire days, which has not been-without its salutary effects. Hs ap proaches uow with great caution, and the east show of determined opposition on nor part-generally eanees him to dexist. .This was especially ths ess* je> terday. nre,riAos or meet. Theflsgi of trnoe sent in by th* enemy Sunday, und referred to by ne yesterday,wm forwarded by that oantisna Yankee oonnu. der, Meade. Ha detired th* privilf g • cf bury ing his dead. For obvious reasons wh it!. 11 not nectsaary hare to mention, Gan. Beaure gard courteouriy, but portmplorfy declined grant the nquest*. THK (HUT'S STaKgST*. An ordinary Intelligent Teuton, wbe foil into our hand* Saturday night, g«v* the brave Confederate who raptured him, a stalnrasw of Gramt’a forces, wnlch is believed t* bs in th* mein correct. Hs rays Greet’* v“7 **m os tbs Sontheide of Jaara River, is SMamaT of,the Beoond, Fifth, Ninth. Tenth, JCIgfc teentb and .Twentieth Corps, lb* Stead, commanded by Hancock; th* Fifth by K*:ro, and the Ningtftby Born.ids, ar* all<p entileg immediately around l’stewburg. Th* K gh- teanth oommandtd by Baldy'Smllh, Inaft and ntar Bermuda Huodrads. Tbe Tenth ani Twentieth hare an regal tr commanders, nnd tits hell near City Pai t as a reserve. AU those army q rpe bsv* haaa fearftrily red used since Us comioeasarasat af the present ccapalgn, snd many cf 0* regi on cuts composing Uhra, do not now tatutor 290 mi. Tnspritcnsr who furnishes Ibis ibfeMbn tion, rays h* waseriUstnlin Gtrmsaytwosod a half years ego. and for th* sals parpaw of Sghting in the Yankee army. Hs is highly, pleased at the idra af bring taken prtasntr. ***The whole Irulh i» this: yon ar* leading the naiioq quietly to its destruction by de ceiving tho people as to th* dingers which threat’ n it. In th* first port of tha campaign of 1862 yen gained advantage* whieu yon •rare unable to utitixs or .even retain ia 1 "63- Xirt raerificsd ths entire West for tho esp- ture of Vicksburg, and ab*n you proolatm to dhsfanr winds that the Missiisippi is free, white not a single steamboat can navigate it without being .uaoked, or ysfinpn burned, anl without every passenger having tho ftar Of death or captivity before hi* ejW- To serve tbe end* cf your cause, you have & h*r? r»ut cf a man upon *honi you fc»Tr 1 eTarythiog, who h&d atrry ob stacle rumored from bis path, and wbo wm THE WAR m VIRGINIA. TELEGRAPHIC SIKQIS OF FCTKHSBURQ. FROM THE T. ay Yankee Lon past t General Officers teen H^ndrci MamtsTTa. Jans H-Th< emeray ton i •ra a# ftaMI* ■vptaanftndlm fitarafisflra safsjitoMtop. Un*|tofttosMMLi hgUratshfot, thraHiradtsra t Irryspmst s severe Irtspw dtorafo rist a t* Ihrir hroralwarton M gran* «nfo with heavy fora. Onr hnUwrtan s* Rransrass an re** ysratahaonfi nyam tfonra darts^ An day. A dsnartar frnra Isstafo ran wfin reran in this msraing. rays tkm Tsrahna tansnmjtofcr right, ton tank tw* tapft ran ton gnmnri afisars, narara n*4 reastaitaad, amd stgftsssm 1 tnra ril btaaraNiShnM- arasf UsfiRpodirinmr The dsvrYpraant ad Itadatnita adttasnrarat tsonrastraltonlagy nr* was sslniy don fit ran th* Ora * List evsniag about i«Tsn o’clock, Iks enemy wa* obisrved to doable hi* pickets o« tsrsi- trem* loft—* ganarally sure indication or aa attack on hi* part. Up lo oaa o'd--k llti* mofulng, D) eagetai® m ® a ^ bial oaourrza, cat there wiu much picket firing going on. Th* fortran buy t* d**d«a 1 airy, nnd thn map* thaAfpcnaat-jn wersral twaiva a'cleck, 1* a* ta sM btfore ataning at daylight his lira spa wa* pa-as mast am ftsCh; Taras wMn. dmnri a.ct* waa ready nlu. . >«m*adrira* Ora Otiiw ire was sma arara and m ftmlt Sa; Uridra. The tottgads mdatlH raramwmd an rviichlag tha rH ;reran ad m mtj asp*sr, saassw* * hmmdrai wa*ra. Am •he r »ii wrre dry this man hard *n mnrasras for, Hs upon Ufsfty ita pan* Mb** *a*d they Hod ftram marehvd ihraagh smsraraamd tayi in atdar i> «*a*h is* nomssom MM*m which Mvenl ssa*llrat reads tandrasmsnSswg 4ft* raiHMStommii InM iflrei dM ran svta knew where thsy wrr> gwag, hmttagftpd n* instrac ion*. As mfShdm <Htnlra* as th* appiinSad fin*a. «ad iaMsad if waftSag rapidanwh. nsurpriM »at»fi^bmwii Udm at a snail's pass, frabag Us may. Warn pressnt arer that, wfth :a*.**; ■ ofodt n* * ObdMMM 1 THOM LYICHBUEO. The eneray approMhtd wiibia fivt io U« cf Lynchburg on Pridny «Y*ning, t rck- inriigutf force* *klrmieh*d with ib«ir *<1- Vftnc«, whioh w*» oh*ck*d. Th* ntxt i*j then wm Bh«lliog between th* linM ta: ©Tuning or night, whta HoBbtr utOushe*! o*jr poBilioa tut wm *Mily r*pai»*4. T*ttprd*jr momiog *1 dzyUght, he w** diAcoTrr^d to be ia rilreit, whereupon our for*** oomnx¥*o«d % hot panuit, ft*id *t nio* o’clock b*d r n?pd Ht New London. The fight tha* ic h*Ti torned into * foot-r*co, in which HusUr, who U moving b*ck th* w*y h« h likely to b* impeded, for want of euf pite?. and the difficulty of gathering them ia *e«uo* try whioh h* b*a elrippod and dwlitid* It may be that he wiil again piucV up au courage and^r*ntw th* light, wherein we for ttc« gillatil liftfok lariif e fti* grad op l* Ih. weot out ft- why lk*f 1 vri: It C«aU h»»» *s l*a*t, way ih.yd:da»iry «r (ah III* life to Steer I ’.A*' with Ska . of ih. 0**«ril!a ran wool ef th* .1 (rad, parhsp*. hr. 1 ta«r» w.< ar-, a Gat oral, thasalamo b»' »*..»:• t.i"pl «p** tbap'-ss* wirth A dispslch rMsissd Sta laU htur la*t •’ ing from Lynohburg alatM that ”th«V.a ktssartgoa*. The/ comme«o*J th.’r ra- troat Ust < Saturday 1 night. Tn.y w«re im- taken near New London ami a een*id.r*bi< number of prisoner* isksn.* Ws ftreati.i par- Arrival of Maximilian MVarnCrwx. MaximiUian arrived #4 V.fa Cras on 1 » of May. At 2 P. M. tbs Nraara ««' bay amidat a aalva oi om E«ndr*d Fort UUos.lhe ship*, tha whirl, w.r* all with banner*. At 5 o’clrak, Alowwi*, paniad by other cfficitb, procrtdrd oa bu«:d Hw Novara. In ths meantim* a proclamaiicn t . ” issued, beginning: “ Mexicans 1 you have d« airad'io have me," ard axprt**in( his iMratioa to devote his whole strsngih and hsnrt to thalr wolfaie. After s privtls convomtios with A -nonie. thoEjnperorrsaeived th*principal ftociicn,;,... •His Majesty wore a black coat, whiia ^anrtooc. and vast, and black cravat, which wai Os iieee the depnlauon ware ordered 10 x ear. The dspuution beingintredscad by th* Mic- iatcr Velasques de Lean, th* Prefect soJi.ra# bis Majesty, enrolling a* memorable th«d*r he had arrived, and predicting a new era fin iho country. Ths E»p*rtjf sain bri»f r/piy in Spanish, in a eiCSr, vibmio* ten*. After this, a conversation, fre* frem otiqoait.. took piece, and they were tbra prtaantc i 10 th. the Em press, wbo cam* leaning on th* erst cl Maximilian, from au adjoining saloon. ^* On th* lollowing morning, nl fl o’clock, royal landing took place. There wa* a forma, reception, delivering tb« key. oi t h* r.ty, etc At Soled ad tho royal party took br.ski..t, asd entered Cordoba at n 1st* boar on tho WA ora ol the carriages having .broken dowsi Un th* SO.fa, ni 4 P. M., they *.-it*rcd Or raba, whisk U tha last wa hsre board at tbsra. y.«-«, Te:. g*vt U. uAul 1 Tb» I Ihia WM afifih* free. .My flgbl that ):*. Ora Sr - cttiWa* as* abrat* { *1* fro* tro*p* West n*ct*)-<r*. f>r i ■Wbll Ih* mar, ail wash*, li I* ; r psr last tfc. • f'j hero swift :« aad-rvunl U« Im (Stow# t*ym -tta*:-!M -v . Iras tat. ?**• *■ . Licit.' Caasiagbam aad thsCky Ligtot Caard*,! General 31. IF. Gary.—Wo are gratified—yre, __ore ihou gratified— to announce that ihia gentleman haa at length been appointed a Brigadier General. A* tho Colonel of th* r*- nowned Hampton Legion, he had won a wide- wptezd reputation as a glorious fighter and a moat efficient t fiWr. Aa a Brigadier wo know he will add freak laurola to the wreath otdiorMwa th-t already encircle* hit gallant name. Can- tinned auceeaa to him in bia onward road t* fame and an undying renown, aav*» the Edge field Advertiser—Constitutionalist. Ad via • Jsora Suropo. to the 14 h h'.tisjov hare been rooriradst Krw York. Mr. Lindsay, in th* Iicure of Ceram SOT, Isa nnbmitudft motion for lbs rscogaiii inf ths Sm’.hern C-.afr'dsrxey. Ths naariJiratism< f the motion wxspo-tpaned oftijl th* 17 h. It is oin'td that ths Kmpresr X.prinra 1 n* sttit two coamissionscs t* AnwioM rvp rt the prt grf *«of th* war, sad that they are thorixri, i* eosjonstioa with Eagie-.i, th* carnation of th* < Publication —Tbe mllilaiy guard stationed at the Nsw York YVerld Uflier, ordered away on Saturday, and tha World appealed on Monday. The Cincinnati Com- ^ 1 raercial, in whiah paper we find the foregying, on the £otb cf March, nays we do not observe that tho military occu pation of the office of this newapaper has had ths slightest tendency to improve th* stylo in which it is conducted. Ths proporition of'tn* LttdcaC c.trre:. to detach Holstein and th* southarn 1 art of jfoUtswig from Bcamark, ha* bora rvjasfod by tbe latter.