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— THOMAS RAGLAND, Proprietor. ^ "vuUJMtTxXXVL A STRICT CONSTHirCTIOM OK TUI-: CON't’ll'l TION—W IIOXtXT ,t\ll KCONOMICAI, AD.MINKTit 1 ITo \ OK till. (,u\ I.KMII.M. i minninrGEo^ si - : c OFFICE—RANDOLPH STREET. ^NUMBER 25." the weekly enquirer , »• ct 1»11»t'“•I t \ try I'.lrsilnj YlorillUJf- I c r , i , 1EH.MS—00 jior anouta, payuhlo mp»ir»V«- j f , t »'• aapone.e. j j p ADVERTISEMENTS ConM-ioui.uMy inserted at Ukk Dollar l*er . !,r "‘' HiLire. for th* first insertion, and Firry Crxts " 0 1,1 l„r every subsequent insertion. A square in tlio 1 tinntion ■luirer is eleven lines in small tyre, or ono ’ Pick-1 hundred words. ; Lon* art lU-ituary notices over eight lines charged a* stuntt adrertiseutents. „ All Oonununiuatious ot a personal character. FROU lU'AM.M.s lilt I < \ 1>1 . '*■•■ AV-ldlour. i Kurd '.mi the* 4th I'ulUir Meeting. According; to previous notice a i.umber ' '■ of oar oiti/.oiH a-s-nildad at Temporanco amps be- Hall yostordav morning, to institute moa- j 111>t. f nnd gurog o| - ro ji e f f,, r the oxilos and refugees «.*«! : • Ilil-ft!,- ■ ?’Si-U l Ou4l, Hill, he Cavalry I*'I (flit Near llrnii.l) station. Themr* an yesterday eveningbrought )\vn 802 pri-nor* of war. oavnlrymen id nrliller.vinen, captured by Stuart s it 12 M. lor des- td Hood's givi- Hrat.dy Stain Twelve of the number we 1 officer*, including oi ailed i •remote the private ends of ie*. Schools. or Individuals, id \ ortisements. nl da A. .1.. olonel « Home Guard tor the Confederate rare Troup* Called Out by the President. | lK AAradddl There is reason to believe that the Pros- | ««» d Iv M I..i,t h *s called, or i- about to call, upon j tuo ot regular proi hI! tbe States to raise troops for local «ie- i regiment—it havii bo mustered into the Confederate j by * The Raleigh Standard of the | The p. s that President Davis has called j »de are t Vance for seven thousand militia, j r >K l .’Util ■- Lieutenant Colonel, j from New Orleans and elsewhere, who have boon driven from their homes by I the tyranny of our enemies. The meet- ^ M „ , , M ,, 1IV ,, i»K" i? aol'ta* Hon. . ' , i ; , : , V isos to tho chair, ar.d appoint- i»ptur«*d in the Valley, nct-ompanioa AVaruks .Secretary. those above named. The L"dic- •( Col. Hampton, o| Hamp ton - ■ i' i rV brigade, and Col. AN illiatn-, | of North Carolina, were receive I by the i -nine train, and escorted by the Vir ginia State Hoard to the Capitol, are to he conveyed South for lure. From passengers j ing J. AV i Tho following s propo the first coni mitt e« hall he the duty ol ascertain the mini- i of such exile* and Orleans and other blent in h n>*. Uifoe vir- places f this I after come amongst us, nnd, who may re. ■ r j | quire aid either in money or houses. It ", * j shall bolhedutv of the other < omiuitteo ! to call upon in-, it /-n* of Columbus and brig- | the surrounding country in such manner i ready for the llelil by tjra li ncit. an.Ito serve for six month 1 •rs of the -nine date published (1 Order- from the Adjutant Genet t date directing commandants of r An- I 17th id 20th first l.i rgir id ngreealilo to f the ekly ; t aptain, and theot ually rise, the vara 1 unfilled to be elect I fortunate fullo I driven irom th clentle* nil pnrties, . have beet i vindictiv. of Vicksburg. K. P A SOI.A, dl AV. ral Xeu tail-: The • pre nnd other source of cut tho following do- .. . avalrv of tho enemy numbnrod, Supposed, id^llt to ton tllOUnHIld. It accompanied and supported by 'and dismounted men •co crossed in hi.e place, 1 prepared by them for liov thus eluded our ir and .'aptured rapidly to our 11 Rrtlll The ene. is -ai»l, pickets, got in their them, and pressed < . amp-. This was at» * b,< held and drill not exceeding I our- each day, as “a preliminary nd militia to ho rails i the 1 - of August i t for eight | L*d into Ror- I itovi ilium' J. T. S III VISION. ‘Kit C. H . Va., line 10, 1808. The 1-t South Carolina and Uh Vir uia. which wore on picket, * lost main ( .... i. . •ip'.U’.cd in tin- ■<* e:u!y - • f >• :;i I ion-. , • , committee -hn”. arrange nnd distribute to ! 'I'lie ciienn '* column next fell on Hen nu too j gur |, ,„.,y require it, the fund-collect- I .tom s' brigade, which they found in tin | pd : r tlmt purpose. act ot forming, with gun- nnd pistols no spirits /,*, Thut the following persons yet loaded 'Faking them at tlii- di-ad getic.V. ; fr-Mii’Le county he reque-ted to eo-nper- Vantage, th. \ pierced and hroko ou i ,.,,1 at- wiHi tli-committee- above named and | line, and 'Lcod our men to fall bnek.-- gnine.l -<> much ground and distress L. Lee. T. • pre rule. lohn It. Do. MeCrarv It AN Clark, l 'hpi; ltran.lv dslted a .substitute pa-t a similar re. t other Statv have hr has l ,:,rl ol have hr to HH.i 1 pahann M. lliggors, d Dr. F. C. Tieknor, and It Tho following gentlemen ed on the above committees li. AT. Gunby, .1. li l*. ,1. Phillips, AV. f J Rov. Dr. Smion, late of Nnalivilh 1(U ‘ Tenn., and lion. Martin .1. Crnwfor. were called upon and responded in el. I quent and ap/>r.)priato addrea-es. |j Hon. A. II. Chappell otfered ill' r ‘ Redd. 1). 1*. K 2.1 Conunlttei Bed oil, AV. . C Willis. threw tin ap- gltout the ■ speech j and of the pi.-*. I’ric«* i- r-ported '.<• be iniMiacingHelena. The Chicago Tim. - admits that Bank ' is defeated with a Jo-of LOOM men. I)i j patches tiraise the coni age ol the negroes one negro regiment- 2.1 Louisiana -los ing **00 men charging the -i.-g.i gun*. Loui-ville rum •• - -a\ th.,t Kentucky ; is invaded by the “rehe!-. Burnside’s cor)i- moved on tho Ot.li ; I whither is not kftown, hut it is supposed 1 for Vicksburg. | ' officer who left Vick-bMrgon \\ e.ln, i night, 10th, reports that a I i - workiti I well. The garrison are in tine spirit ' and well supplied with water and jeov si.ms. So far but little damage ha- bee done by the puemv - (lie. Th- total lo since the spige romingi t oh.: ; I -tshlty N. •• lung near N ■di'.ed li H lias l.i ha- be. but .airy , he I «.» far. • that .Alagrude- i w Orleans, hut they ollicial eireles. n heard this nfternom a cm of tho ennmv’ Lia.i-li v.-tediv' .-•'ll, it tli..light 1 iia tired wit! lies -Olltl neiny I'rei ..the tatioii. I'lie Cavalry Kiglit al Hr Bramlott. T - t'n-.ii" Democrats will I The light onmieuced at 7 o''chick, am have a full ticket, and they feel coiitldeiit j about 10 o’clock our force, were al of carrying th-Mat'*. brought in position, and tr.mi that tim l’--*r.i . i- ••• m • -.1 i,t Monticelb*. K v until 2 oVI.-*k the light raged with t-rn IP • '.lie.-. -.Uth of Cuuibcrbiii 1 '• ' ..orm. n ci.i.lually .trnih with -mil -• , . Tile -oulb-i; : th--iioiiiv l-!oie them t • tb- ILippah.u. - are in ion .T the “rebel-. • nock bridt - About 2o cloek th- night I c.M.imeneed retreating up tho Unppnhau Cumb-rb.n.l though the p position ami numh-t , •lowly and -l-adily dr. tim/u di-.l galtautr.i • j is hit'll?' j Our 1 | W..unde . killed I'lu* b’lghl In Culpeper County* The report"foflliA '.ale tight in Culpep*- er county, brought down by paR^enpoTa on the Cunlrnl train yesterday evening, are hardly more .satisfactory than thosa which had pr-vioii-ly reached us. That . . . • , our force*, were surprised thero aeoms no hi -iiit.'d luirtiilrv, an.t . longer aii\ ren«ou to doubt, and that "I r > f"-n. 1 eginui 1 they fought gallantly after they roeovor- ’ 1 ’ ’ 1 "" lu-command y iVoni the confusion into which they "• l ' ,a 1 * * ’ A * 1 * •’be.’king t'o* ( ware at fit-.1 thrown is ai-o certain. It is " \ l,! V l " ’ l,lt , x J» nit •.I'eillv < er-tain that the battle terminated I i- the attack, i "ii. leg- with the i epul. - ..f the enemy and tho Oil the enemy and pursue] H dvHlltlure on our It... nhamv'a Iom mte -lull. I'erest, two niile-. south O Ver, through which. «l Illy had till* ad i milage it " " tt. ...u..l 1‘p.MHin i Thn greater portion of our woithded IH * have l.e-n -nt buck' to Oordotisville, u?n whereabout l2o had been received up to ’clock ye-terday The whole nurn- ol iyouiido.1 in the engagement, killed and thirty captured, being l AV ay. nvei] , ten mortally wounded, y--iv slightly, according to uigoon's report, hut it is beli n.l twen- Fedornl v .id to be f the I till lob ir In Ohio. A' ill ertain, with M-dar hglir Fit I*. Alu onway, >.f Kansas, is out in the N ics. His view.- are regarded as those the Abolition wing of the Abolition t.v He -a\ there are few ndlccliug ids w ho have not come t.. the eondtl i that th- iiid-p-ndence of tho South n <• ; d-lish-.l fad, wlmthor reeogni/.ed not. I’ho war, therefore, becomes i|dy .n ihsti uin.mt in the hand- of p.<- •al malinger>, to etl'-. l results forth, ir n per "iiai cn.l As things now stand, ..In Inc j ait... k. d th , .. | continued t the beaten •d th. IL, '.niiuinndiu Tho light A-hby, of the 2d Tonne*- - was painfully wounded I’ol. H-ii '» e»valry. r .. nen*. h-huved with tho ■ nil. pi.I'l \ and i a'lalitiy. Beverly’ „nttl .1 .. |.|i„ k ' w'IiVii ' Another llrllllunt I'.vplult Capture of I- , , I , . 1». I me '**1 * >•; II-'I >H Hmnlligul sine of th- Kappahmin 'k m j Hu* lt.ulo I . uii.a anil 1. vaim. mu! for.I < a.liacent ! A party .doiirdarii..- maitnc -'mte.l iiomy fouglil hand to hand r..i time, bill prineinallv upon their cavalr dismounted anu u -d a* infantry, ai their artillerv. Hur l»ra\e tro.q.. mn. many d>* pernio charge•, nnd wore oil. driven back hy'slieer lore- of li it in Iter ‘I’li. y as ..lien rnlli—I and titmlly imeeee Jinmo -amboat . tho parly < apt. .IftliK d d , ■ bands. the dead i 1 tile hip •)< . to New t ,, 1 mile.-- I’r.n 1 The I. Tho party ui.h* Barbour 11 ho holt ..al and t< A irginia rccomme lion made by the Pi r Floj We see that thoeiti/.en l\, (ia., net. waiting for the requisition, l av., pursued tho cutirso reeominondcd. They have perfected an efficient and ad mirable organization for homo defence under tho act of Congress..f October JJltb, Ih.?.*, and will go into the t’.mfederate • -rviee under the pn.vi i.uis of that net. Their nrgairf/.Htion c u.ipris.-. a legion of tea or eleven companies, ono of which i.» an artillery company with six pieces, tiiiec of cavalry, and thohalancc infantry. Mont «.f tho higher officers have been in TIiIh organization, we think, aecuroa the safety *d Romo against raiding par ties, and at the mine llmo relieves tho (enfoderato Hov.rnment of the uecoHslty -f -ending its regular troopit from impor tant service elsewhere to protect and night, and re tired from th tntry illy .lay, ulditional i unanimously adopt Tho cruel petlic} olutio which ’ o drive, penniless ; passed I their homes, mir .eoinpatriots, men naked i women, within their lines, who refi lav \vc take tho oath of allogianeoto the Li Uovornmont: L lt».solved. That, in tho opinion o cavalry “mooting, tho quo lion of making propo j tho pr I of tlii. Is, win timber, did us eonsid. Hut the hand to hand eiicoun ilrv and the crossing of sabres e ncipal I'eaturc- ..f the light. M dan l.le.l th.* the . vhilo the re l.i. ikta-t. Time -av i the l’-*i< • loin i ii ii n t in New Her nileeticut. Dnlons the M i.rds its radical polie.v dy and decisive sucee: I for peace will In* line • ! l.r. fell.. I t Ol. .1 Lucius Da * I part in the light, ' j lieavily, a* did nls. i i'*«. up linn. ( ol. Wiilimu Thi’ wee -oinc three j < >ne <>f the en-inv I Outre light house. over with a Hag of s hailed th- -hip, and a , Mv - tbnt their 1. .ml to them ; they believed, w .11 amount to fi.eu I s) to 2lXb The number-of killed, it i- ihougbt, will not exceed s). Tho ntiiiihor «*i officers ••lain is greatly out of proportion to tho number of men, which is accounted ton by their exposing themsolves ill effiirta to rally their < "minatids alter the UrsL unset of the-ii. my. Dot whole lot-., in- cludim: prisoner j. ,, u * .1 >wn at be tween Mai nn-l l«m. A passenger who came down on the train mi\ that wn had. 14V. t'ob.noD Willed, but emild not reciol- leclniiv namct hi addition to those given by ie t-rdav morning. Among tho \> ...mled wnst'ol. A \V. Harrurui, of thePJlh A irginci envalrv. who wa- allot 1<»t h V u gim.t . a vnIry, , h. >r id -UtVeicI pie enL l.le.l with i n’s death, eiitleman, Burnside ■lings continue to he ii't the violation <■ A'allandighnm » • a en have boon iinprb ox prowing regr to compol ll.’ld, Tlier phis to pital r i Me ided otlie id the i for them will probably **- onie one of ureal and in tlm-vent o: igi.i *aught with Llioni, indeed, I hiring the eonlliet th and captured < was quickly r» determination capturing anil /*.-./*//»»•/ or live guns h.•longing Th- 1 — 111 i.• at lll-t. -t •d by the deeper troops. AVi* lei ted afterwards . tho tare of tho tun they will be entitled under the cartel adopted avoid long iinj outage gniiic.l by going to sen ice, that ought -i J . •. e of the cap- pfen.lers tho enemy, c-dy exchango and may thus Troops in tho s.-rvieo « t tho .State, or formed into inde pendent organizations will not he hold entitled to auch exchange, and may be long held in Home sort of Utiraneio by the* enemy, it raptured. "Would it not bo best to organize a reg iment or a legion bur.*, to bo received into the (’.infodorate service 1 Many would only bo-anticipating enrollment under a requisition from tho Fnvddont by taking this stop now, ami the advantages »ug- ger.ted above are finch a* ought not t<> bo overlooked in the present stage of tho 1*. S. AVo learn from the Montgomery Adrtrtiser of yesterday, that the Gover nor of A lahnma has also received from | tko President a raquiaition for sov tlionsmid State roRerves, to he hold lato hour in , dlong 1^ cdto iderabb* aph . e tlm j.* , by tel id papers. iuo of battle, aomo t foe, but llui repulse much a* po«-ibl«*, among tl On motion, the in.*.*tingtl. ALFllKD IV LltS Herald of tlm 1 :**i 1 arts ia.br • to defend tbe Kvery iitau KclUble In.in \ U ksl.urg. inf,” the Jackson corrwponde of the M" his letter ter of the 8th Inst., write*: La>t Friday night a courier with <!!*=- nat'*tics from Pemberton t- .1.»l.n-t*«n left Vicksburg and cum.*tbrouvh •• .--ful- lf, blit W til the loss of .1- h-no and a wound in the hand. 'I In- ... . urred at tlm Big Black. The courier n. i .e hit- way into and through tim swamp, nnd theiico to Jackson. I Jo i.*iM>rt.* the »iti- zens ami soldier* of A’ickr-burg in good spirits: that there are many lad city who I, hill- .Vim attention, ■ the A an ftro-w lad .;s are on the gall< plivVilie'-hel'llV- t m or their Lead-, n >* reported at a little that they give it save the attraction irks. At night the •rie>. or up in their ho pyrotechnic di : - ur lo altogether ed by n North Car. ing killed or woum post in line of ball further partioulur Richmond will .h ticnlars. From all iudieat may bo ox peeled t any time. Tlio f more Uoldi:u»sand with them, and th. that we will have I unmoreifal lljrasl u«. Dm infuntrv alive, b»w they d<» Kwell, passed thro portuuity to see an.' qmrate with New Or I-a 'herinan is n hat they will hail wit li de ed'the seceded States t»» r allegiano.), and will co- • his life but hi* that i(i- m Kou- The moveiqent is ap plauded, and it is urged that ablo man ahoti energy bo atn. A rumor is has resigned. Burn-id.! mied pro* ■ n u.l.lell Art it lei Mn , iHtit! ic battle of Bake i..n Hills, a* tl iU date: a’liHlV y commami -reek, or j‘ . Unnnur It / stud lies Besides these, l.e- more wore brought ueterduy morning, ming. piously stated. The Prov’-.-t , office at ardiiv morning, was ed ..I om men were land wounded are ernl hundred. .Some and some lower, emy in killed and t*. be considerably i ii-iimII V t lie dot oft ted. the A’ieksbtirg w a.lnlje has eeitaitily defeated the Fedorala near Helena. Hi* capture of steamers is doubled. Reinforcements to (Irani arc still going Th.»e that have gone down lire altogolhe MCitlb.iigh destroy el three Charleston roil and Collieisvil ' ILirlbul'Vias" Lieu Hamptm Carolina hiiii!i's."of 1 tho 2d North • Col. Butlor, of South t .ot. -hot ofl’ and has tiun. Hen. AV. H. F. li.iful but not dangerous till) thigh, lie rami! O Col. Wickham's, in V. AV. Harman, of the avalry, was wounded, . in the neck. '“'il. "llumptiui'." W.''m! We imdor.ininl lliatthu Kelley o mill. The light on tho whole i have begun in a surprise, victory. The latter is vvli custom.!.! to hear of Hie ('• dlers; the former wo trust Dating tio..| There was - near Fost-i Shelby vUIPi . ;a dy villi* and is com. , front of Shelbyville ► light tiring y oaten I ...uri cavalry bnv. • of truck and foil the M.unplils an. Federal regiment ei* days’ grace nu is ravaged by them for I., an* d-pressed, anxious, j JolinMon - not atlaekiHg : nit t<> light him and go 1 •il »n< Ulli-I \\ ' tli>- I! • l. i -. Iirrtly • lint kumvll, lull iin- '■iil'litili • in.ii'li Ii, in i.M limn ; "'-.V l.ill.-l H n (tom*cal I latu: In. . steamer. , ill.* (*• Ilia rd “f i \2t/i. uloa very i-pl.iv of r-\olv.*rs, when t‘ t th-.-.hip remarked. “1 told y - .1 -.1 rebels.” It was I fastenings were insliUttl.V named AA"right Hampton s and Hon. AV. IL L-. gades suffered more severely than any I other of our forces, having been engaged ’ '' throughout the entire tight. \ v \A - captured 7.00 pi ison-rs, among them i ! several officers. I «’ 'I’lie Incnti ’ii of the severest pn lighting is stated lo have be pos. . they ■ John Mil It. i- not - Ib.t upp. rt of the lha farm t aiiv further lately, and it i .1 tlie enemy • rn the .tlength and eiid-nvor l.-neial I ter.la.i \\ e.lne-day.. forty on the Lennox. A I-.ut an hour alb up with the hark Tcm York. 'I’hey did not York, I d i . ipnlT.i tore ll.-lp-tI theinselvi-, and, npl un and nolle a- pri-oM* ire to her completelv 'lo ok ph I7xemptl.ui ol Oiei.seers in M.ine Soc- (tonM of <«(*..1‘gla. is too I The citizens of Dougherty county, (4a., cut, ! a short tiioeru-- .mi a petition to thn f tin* ; President, enMiiiz, liis attention to a | large - 1 *' ’ population wni very t the | whi. h the Io,l ! '.ar*i about ivnrds they ennio a, also from New ke anything from white po*ed almost exoln- aml desired tlmt he • winter, the exeenti. law ns to overseer.-. The annexed reply to the petition wa- i ■• -i\ed frojii 1|ih , until ••tiny I > KI * .* Ii in-, ml, Vi», May 18, I8ikt. * A A'ason and otliors: i.lont ha- inferred y.uir pell- id wa- hurtling -pleudid- M flsjrs. The I lion of exemption of overnonra l" tli purlmout for reply. Yon are info that Dougherty eoiinty is in Brig. Cobb - Depurlnieut, and in whirl enforcement of the conscription wa pended. board •>( the Bo t u*r.s is (’apt. Wolf, of' . .-Ii, well known here. , Those persons who entered tho .•xenteeii prisoners on J enlisted only as volunteers for t n, nil of whom sepni | fonoo of their bonier-. and eoutiiins ilex this is broken up I and alYnrwnids tak 'toniaeh, it ope.al flint; : T,:: [ aeh re death. id when ling in the mill, ini., tlm animal's • like broken glass, j >g \ i. * I .'lit iiillaiiiniHtiou. Tlie ■Id of e'ven heali of eatth*, Vl'.o troyud by eating this refuse *o- , alter the juice Wa- extruded. a i. <• m examimitioii of the -tom- l.le.l thi as tlm cause of their Il i- highly important, that the win* raise sorghum for making i- well a* those who grow it flu id to th ui arrived nt t c about two i.'e * 1 n's Ab. look, and i civ - knoU i i w hether i If it I ! Hie ,oen miles l digging a staunch tug hour, and i* a propeller. In the .Ali--i--ippi river the Confodoi- al.e w en* for some time within speaking distance of tho l' . S. man of war Ports mouth, It. guns, and about half an hour pi . \ ion* to their capturing tho Boston, a gunboat had passed up within gunshot of TL'h prize will prove very valuable to the • aptor- and show what daring can a. -.tinplish ii tlm w .y "fa little private ent-i pris**. AY loll!. Imwl will go up in New A ok V. lieu they hoar tho news. Tl" l'.o-t"ii ivm eheotoil all along our fi ..ui !i ,-lm fume in, lira t '.*nlVdcrato llag ..\-rtl.e gridiron. Sira lies in the slip b. 1. k ol Cage .- U-e Iboi-c. - Mobil* -!•/- Fntil April, iM’.l, A’irginia wn* min of the Cnited State The I Li*-.I Stat-.i Goveriimont wa- her agent for certain spoeili' .l purp.' -v slid its ler.itiniat. aet-V a* such were binding .hi A irginia. In Ift’.l Virginia chnuged her agent f.> tuir poses * This I .Iiii K.imm and tlie ( hcrakue India A AA’a-hillglon despateh ol’thoDili mi Ituhy in of lira I.lo. morning, (■■uipling tub* oil’ll., a- el ' coin t martial, bung. The e atelv. ..no of the steam- >. hundred and lll’- IJ.—All qniel in limit. AV. H. Peters im. alia- C..I. Law- rested on the night dV.Va .Irani 4 head found guilty, to be l-dlowed iinmodi- SI .or! ul t.. tin* 1)1 "l.i le Trilimn*. A- km.n. June b’>. A special dispatch lie Mi i -ippian, date.! Pam.la, I’.ftli. , -lid - , t hat a * eport had in I i '•*.< I.- I ' 1 ' 1 ' I ; place tlm Tlm New York tho Dili lue Washington, da •- that thu siege .. ing admirably I W It 11 i II pistol sho ^^^ial dispatehl \mi lie* Dili, which W*' -burL- i in ■ilV the keesto ed that '..th.It *.!:. i;inm - that tlm Hiaild (’..nil- i*il had determined l«> H.'inl all rebel In dians out "I tl nation, join arms with the I Tiitf.l Stales in the pn*-. nt struggle, The Pi leed ..I’ll «?llt, - the old i lmd oily which would have been paid to tbe (’lieiok. es had they remained loyal, about $80,000, will imi be paid over, but their regular annuity will reeomiuqnee at once. We hear tin .xiled from i his . it li- liiso lining in tlm Confederate ail.-d from a South, rn port n i r his lirst de-tinalioii. will ultimately direct his itt.u >.f -p-eulation. but n "-t the direction of ('an.ida, from nduet th.* gubernatorial on it - i State -Ohio. / /•:. AVi ATmkee raid hit the three Hollo Weakley & I luring t Ira *olu , which worked up 4 the Woolen Fimtori.i i A Co., and of Ja •7 I act.uies. In F i thn Mn «*nle Hal I, •m. two black until. '■‘II pelitCi hop , Il -id.* the T. 11 a . To ; ft larg nb..i . 11 until that a g, who per C. II. Id friend* 1 (luini*, rlivtitly. I lli/gin-. "o.r.l. ii. wri< - ifirbu's siwliilv ii. h M' li.ihop, badly Iniriu'il I Pi. r v. very slightly in li timi I regret to lea Col. Marks, of Lo "fevery kind ary represented an plenty. Tho writer had had nu interview ml* courier, and lmd obtained fro » number of private dispatches co • ng the wifely of particular no which Ira publishes. Only two a 1 «1rc«sed to any one near Columhu 1,0 Bln-singaiiK*. George Janes, Tin HerijMiiin K«J»e*. AVr in t....l> slightly. ertain nature of been engaged. You will it ion upon a largo number **by publishing it. Tho Jun in lliirtv-two ick—am n . Mi** AV. Auburn, Ala. I * well a K. F. aptain Jam- Matthew , ol DeSot", brought iiitelligenee which may li ed nn, that H.*n Marmaduau hud fired two downward trail*port# a few miles id capturing giinonti i>nt up agaiiml him fall • , which npletely routod, driving what of etV howling hack t [What i Important from Chihuahua. M a 18(151 ■tent oph liaat evening an .*x id from Kagle Pn lo a gen- his city, with the following ntelligiinoo. I can vouch for rfeatly roliablo: 2Hth . * • X p !*♦ * it was thi* courier who brought the intelligence concerning the casualties in the Waddell Battery, and from the let ter of 'Clint wo learn that the casual ties reported (twelve killed and thirtj'- threo wounded) embrace it* entire loss "in alt tho bail!«*- at and before A'icks- .*’"K " Thin was tlra correspondent who wrote tlm. paragraph about the behavior of some Georgia troops, that bus .'filled forth the protest* of the press. In the letter be fore us, be tli if* allude- again lo the *ub- ofthc loth seems to b brave coni We wort tho in is fori Chttttuhoo of public s Flint and The News In hm editorial c< j from Kurope, tlu Wo learn by the ! rope that tbe rebel j new Miid desperate ! th- European Gov ■ of th«i Southern (’ i *..n ha* arrived in with Mr, Slidell, i suppose with good from Kurope. inrncnt upon tho new ® New York Tribune last arrival from Ku- i 'veriiurantis making (•Herb to obtain from ■.rrmmnts a recognition enemy, and ensure t bus from an approac watcrVouuimnieati-. You have McAHL Stanford, Drown an. CH.L xoon replace l good craft. Mr. Mu- Paris to co operate it i- expected, a* w.i in-on, that as soon a* P » the lead tho other Governments will not hesitate to follow. The prevailing impression in Paris, and ■ in the diplomatic world generally, is that I Franco w-ill soon declare herself in favor of recognition. The organ ot tho English Ton-* maintains that tho only Govern- j ment from which s.-rious opposition is expn tad i« that of England in Chihuahua, f j Ornoy, of New Mexico, t.. Gov. Ferraro* "fCbihuahua, with ji request that ho meet him i Ornoy j at HI Pas*.., on tho 6th day PIP | op lied lit at'his "tli-11.1 duties would prevent his i,tin (joy. <>rney in Kl Pa.*«o, but would |dca-ed to >.-<> him in Chihuahua. On Uh Mm' 1. •ui'.'ii. r Express arrived 'l.ihuahua will, a ..ominunlcation to ku I.r F-irar" -. ir nn Acting Gover- • Irney. in w hi. Ii hr* -tat»*d that ho had •iv«*d ord-rs (r mii President Li hualiU'i and I ally tie wouh States with I nd to do (hi efl'o upy both tho United Stales troops, dn- U* l.e Men again-t what g to plot.*, t them probably A AVn-hingtoii di-pati'li oi tlra 11 tli -tales that private di-patclios I'rom Grant, dated on Monday, buy that lie is commu nicating with Bank*. Gon. Johnston i concentrating troops, and is endeavoring to or" 1 • the Big Black river with 2H,00D. Action ok tiik It an km. -Tho hanks of Lynciihurg, Va., have held a meeting of their ,-v.ial Board- of Directors, and have determined b> receive on deposit and pav ".it, as iieiotofor.-, lira not. ..f it.* States, whether Dhiicd • in. e i ho I -I of December, 18»J2. - • >1 Petersburg have comet" let-rinitinti"ii. Tin iliflimoinl Tho Milwaiik Chicago Tribune (Republii Another ilisgrac.'i'ul -•■••i.- oeotmeu in ..in • il v thi. alterii" mi, iieilar to that of ,i I. .. day* since An enrolling officer, win ngaged ill hi-duties ill one ol the ward*-, wa attacked l.y a large number • I • much in m. *1 with club-, st-nes and .th.: mi lb whoi • iouaiy injured lii111. II- M.. e.’ I.'d in • eapinu troui the infuriated vixens l>y inking refuge in a grocery m ar by, ami the nnd. dispersed without fiMiiiuilliiig turtlc i outrages. It i fated in nu English paper that Lira pile su-tainiug the London bridge have 1 dtiven n»xi ye*.i In 18-16Uiey critical I v exiuniirad, piii.cipall.v in tl ity piles drive si i ,• 1.11V The* I elm. I >id Sa I.ondo the i;. 1 el.- nut and bridge built by tlra i il.-* Danube, at’- q.le of tbe durability ill the wet -lute. Hue "I liras.) taken up and found t" f»e petri- io depth -I thn e quarters of an 11Ini i > t of the w'ooj had un.b r- eliange,-though It Iras boondriv- strik vdh hut a trdiiug I" Mai. Gen. Augur, of tlm Fed* ! telegraphed officially from > j Hudson, May 255.I, among.'the t Jack i-i. Grunt i* gl»r Jolinxton - lore capturing *11 pic y"! tlra Conte before or - Tho bn the .ill Tofu.:. thu old nl they are also rejected railroad office, in that city. Tlra hunks of Georgia, ?>> far hr we have heard, continue) to receive all genu ine Confederate irate*, as heretofore. I s ' nrmh Hep. Hkv. Maohi i.Kit AT iiikOi.1* Thicks. A reliable officer of Col. Bates’ roginrant, who arrived la-t evening, brings tho in- toi H.ation that before lie loft Columbia a courier arriv d from Corput* (.'bristi with tin* intelligence that Hon. Mugruder had titled out several small steamers at that place and attacked the blockuding fleet, lie succeeded in sinking two of lira ene my - vessels, capturing fifteen prisoners, and rai-ingth.) blockade. Hurrah fortlra hor*e murines! Hurrah for Magrudor! ( W\iU)i Telegraphy May *Jfi. -Our A Rkvi:.»k Kon Richmond correap Le t that Edie, who 5ls,mi oi the fund. 0U N 1'ltKI.f nt meutioiis the • mded with over vne- H. Taylor, i v ii I Dei ability «•' L l lull I•.*'!"li. 1 f the genuine i - illu-lrated I,', 1 .'' V'i’Iku? Pile Modern Fat her •>(’ his Kintry hi mid composed omler lira late di-liei Lioli. He iiv > it wa • "imt a repIlFo haps Ira means i or my nolde friend ollen ceals a Mimthln ridieuloii on.lei I’lave-l icmrirl llappenin t" l.ete egul eye a* lie stood on the stai'e-ws,. the AV a i' Department t o-day, Ira heeont Vi.*k*lmrg so hnnimed in that <f . Hiiuot u » hi* siege guns, unit lit.- hud a tieineudou* vie- .1 .Ini i"i. nt % l'h •• *i i"i. Hills, ; ix tlrau-nii.I pri*"iicrs than -i.vtv piece- of artillery, i11vi t. d A ick*I'llig. irrie.l the Hi,, - ..f the city del'eiicos, » ml now re-t • uii.m the Mississippi m whence I..* receives his sup- [her Gen. Grant Iras captured pieces of artillery. •i . and prisoners report that nhcrloii Iras been hnnged by liis _ . 'furred itself revoke er maku void the a< ts of thu former agent. Ii brouglil llrarii under a new supervision and a new authority.- The Confederate Hm ei nuient stepped Into the shoes of t he F niled States (lov- erninont, taking thing.- just a- it found them, ii nd ftRRuming thenceforth the sain.i ontrol over ill. m that tlra l’niled Slatea l"vernment would luivo pos-essed had Virginia not seceded Tho Consuls whom wo found in ser vice already duly ni.creditud were so ro- gardod. 'lira failure t" ree .gniz.e out* Government by Fur. ; . • F< created an anomalous condition of thing* a* t*> these Con-ul-, but our Government has n*»t seen fit l" -ek occasion of of fence with tlmm. It ha* chosen to ac cord t<* foreigner > hero tlra u.uil liber ties, and to allow them the aid ot' Commi t in protes ting their acknowledged con ventional iigliH. I ii the coiir-- "f nffiiiis nil ir>ira did, however, arise between the Confederate Government and the Brltbh Consul at tin*, port. Our Government, ns has boon -een, did irat hesitate to exercise Us au thority and revoke tho exequatur of thu ('ollM)l. AY.i see from tlra public* adverlUomenbt that tlra late Con-ul recognize* tho right of our Government thus to annul Ilia powers hen*. In a "Notice to British Subject , he peak*of himself as "lata lrar Britannic M .i—tv' - t.'oiieul for tho State of A irginia. — A’ ' Sentinel. Sait The -t-amer Dumouolis, (’apt. J. G Stone, which arrived ye torday fi*.in Demopoliti brought .low’ll i2’.*, sh.-Ict IIII'I 'I barrel "f -alt from ill.) works in Clark county This i-tho large! cargo of salt that ha i luieii brought to thi - city • mi any ono boat since the woks hnv« been in operation, and it is quite evi.lunt that there will he no *. areity th.* •••a-on, if lira works turn out such a yield all tlra hllipinor. .1 labile Tribune. Hamilton's Crossino, Juiio 11 Thn situation i unchanged. No tiring since x'est-rduv moiniii) . then only bv ni. I.! No rumor* even ailoat. Alight, I think, ii"t expected here Can, loaded with tr-op®, Imie been -.ion going toward- A-piia . reck Not ne.r* than. 10.4HIH A ankee. art* heliov •• I lo he heiea- bout All thi. uia v be a mi dak.-, ,u,d 1. have no torts to -einlyon. Deserter into that the troops n«»w here are from Suf folk, and H-;i. Dix i* in command. [Itiehm. Dispatch, VJ.th. ol The Cat airy Hattie. In tlm late attack on our cavalry, near Brandy Slatm.*., the enemy came in tw •» column- 'Che on.* (hat .*ro--ed at Rev erly'.H lord fell upon J.ei-.-' brigade, w hi.*h Wu* mi the left . l l.e other coinin' winch cam- l.y way of Kellx •, encountered our fight *'11!11» [ Oi | ."i III \ . Ilia • Mi both point-tlra nl luck i- -aid i Iravu heen a kiirpri >•. pi. eo.led by the eapturu of in.*-L ot our pi. kels. AA lien tl:>.* light wu joined our troopers i him, w hen the t'oilc dial" ability "Disbanded Glorious \ R I.'ll MON I the Kith, li.'Mi to tlie Associ ,-av- tlmt Hen, my at Wirado him on Sunda, the ILd.els have at 11 inchester. A di-patch .iatml ckingham Register C-- at Bichmoiid, troufdu. ' The Legi- eiu h to he Journal a. cut out with tlra Laws and We In ,’ ! .ver them to the When done, an I lb* will dis- Sknt o,s. Franci. I'. Itluir, tlra bogus re presell tilt i ve of JHftir, ol M l--; Thi- nl ay i ' After a* lion Hag w veteran* t when lira . derod. i th. • plea that Kdie - off. ••the In a former letter 1 gave currency to a I Sometime ince, pen.: gouerul rumor then and now prevailing, I I mentioned the mount*, that some Georgia Regiments behaved j kansi* h cavalry. A- badly before the enemy ut Baker - Creek „t the time of t he Ston •r Charnpi n Hill- a* culled by theYan- the neccfc*ity for more he.- and Big Black. I’pon looking • ver paused a way,'they wen j Georgia papers, I ..Uervo a full li*t j returned i that I tho rebel < . Mil *opp* I the Eondo recog- J Banka’ troops thi . bo wall* ed by | tlmt 1 .(1 I »»* dthough h the “llo tbe telegiaph •ml regimenthlravH boon ! and we know that aovorul \ pored in the aaaftult on Fort Hud-on, and j that his whole army, white and black, ha* terrible pickle.--Mob-'■ j rnivvHSi v , j I™™ ..iluncws >ml o ur mJml tu Ibu ,,, with lill th g several hundred I iiiinnrant-, aitillery nine of tlra a-.- rn. u- what is ch ot trust and d he criminal rtisi id the other r of casualties which Urnt is *aid mav be tr Those men are now dyfeiider*of Vi.-ksbn . friend*, and until they can heard fr^m it i- unfair r - f-av« sot done their vrhoii i k , l. ii -- MMliitioM 1 w7lh V tho l olherl"5w"r! Bio B!'..iKX««!7-*'n,ero l« h follow m AtUrifflnJs ('o , (ia|iotiHnj«l|iyi»lpr,l»y, -ASMSIffigssXz “ sr£!"--j“S'SbSsSS;™i5“~“IlnaltsislaK Note pap( chiefs Slfi i»e •es and xvag- m-. niunrij .,ud trains, killed, wounded mid miss- - not exceed one hundred. No killed. Milroy . endeavoring to escape, hut it is rumored that Ira Ira* since been cup- Col. Glcott, endeavoring to reinforce Milroy with about two thousand men, ptnnid by Gan; Kdwar.l Johiinto •lerdnv arraigned before the Mayor on nt;- le,i tl.c one- 1 tin* charge of stealing clothing from Cant. Siitunluv, f-Might j John TavJot*. It appear- that since hi* i■ 11—w«• I tie nttiicl dirtcliargi* b\* the Max "i the other day. . i cb.ek. j lie w i- r.'mmitted I" Castle Thunder, 4, • the a lioli where l.e i r-w penitent and acknowl- ud nr vietorioii-, u.lged the llioft, and, at hi« own request, ion "i the town, wa* permitted to accompany a detective Mil v : uri.*n | to a number d' cc'iinl hand-lop-, w hen* u-nii.l *ir.>ng, to- were recovered the military cont of (’apt ► tor— A c en. 'I'.ivlo.. nm| other article- "t Bpoar. l : >rd and b* II. which hud been tilled, dollar-. Ill- -aid that 1 pr.-'Mioi* recognize Blair a- a | AVm liiugt.) • tlra Sunday evening near Berry villa [Glcott wu 1 no doubt m arch ing to t •liefof Milroy from Huipei' Ferry lira • i he *»!• I ('apitol were there, ar to uiMiver. id Sentinel. letter from nil officinl source in ." is- ilia! Bra/.oi is tirade the v.\ on's l. i the Texas navy, and that lir l thing we know we will be ter- riblv tei rilled *.v wlrat we hear Irom theio.” Tlra wrlto; j tie I ierv ofllcert in tna u mrly till cIhrr- illtVii. M litil.i t*. lli'i • .illuV'tli,- •' "I .""»e a"' »» .•h.'t.p — III Now niHi'i niii'l iron, llwrpor’-i F.rry i„ WU. «nU dwortow «... alto diapoxed chu.tor, and is but tix or seven miles -lantly arriving in Alexico troiu luxas ; from ‘Wincher.ter.) I bring the new*.—Jfathvilte Dispatch. A A villi < Tlra artilleiy <>f Lieut. Col, Beekhaiu assisted in nrre-tiug; lira mlvunuo of tho enemy on our k*B. It WHsiilt.irwar.Luin- • uccesstullv charged hy the eolmilli that .•nil.- ill on our right. H-n. Mluurt hemiquarter* worn cap tured by tlra la l named column. 11 i t -aid they got hi* trunk- 1 f ho, they will ibmhtlec* hang up on- ..f his coats slra tiling up . j.L.w- of th( citie ofi'RQt* to that of I’ope raptured by (7en. Stuart, and will claim t*» have r,"l even with General S. Vigilance, vigilance, moro vigilairao, i-i Uro le*non taught us bv lira Brandy sur prise, and which must not he forgotten l>y tho victory which was wrested from defeat. Let all learn it, from the Major General down to tho picket.--Hiehm .,t<i Sentinel, 12 th. from day Latest from IIei.lv. Tlra latest ac counts from the Georgia con/t represent that tlra Yutikocs, after burning Darien, except a church and a few -mall l.uild- returned their transport* and were again in St. Simon-Sound, Saturday la-t Tlra force i-said to number about chiefly negro.*-., under comiuniid of lira Kau a* thief Montgomery. Cai*ti’UK. Tho pilot boat Pet, with a cargo of sixty l.alea «T cotton, was cap tured by Moi tgomery * negro force* in their recent descent on Darien. Tha villains carne upon hur ho suddenly that lira parti, on hoard had only time t<i make their escape without sotting her on tire. From AVauraw.—Two iron-duds and three* other, vessels made their apnearnnea AA’huhw bound yesterday. Their oh-