|lif|imott- gispalfiTBUBSDAY JBOBNINO H Nt . Iggg.

Vary Caaalag.The NaT V 'rk Nbng-d ia or.! of pa ence

with the abo'.itioniats in the Vat kea Cungraaa \u25a0for passing the confi ? Aliou bill with ancl. hotlia«te. Pitsaed amidst the echo of .lack.««n agnns on the I'pper I-tomsc, that paper canthink of nothing better to compare it to thantherlddlingof Nero while Beata waa barnbßft.i _c discnasion of title ami eimiUi MUi it BByBand tbe toolnh pivclauationaof the i nuke.,

trenerals, have revved tbe aiaftbag laaaa ofUie relieU, aud bsoagbt them ba, k In triumph

to tbe vicinity of Haahhßftoe. These ilnngshave been worth two hundred tbeaaaad mento their eaaaa bhß fat them the rebellionwould long since have dlcul a natural death,and no more than fifty thousand men wouldhave been needed leprevent il from BBewiegany further sign* of life

Vet the Herald 19 far from iiteapproving ofthe acts themselves Ititnpon the questionof ii~:« tbfd it takes isaue with Sumner andWilson " Let the rebate, says the Herald,?te *\u25a0 rtt ....i../».f.J and tte authority of theKe.ler&l t>overnmetit aatabUabed iv tba iaaerye_t m: ate*, and then the question ofprevent.',g a recurrenm of thgtmyoelliOß .. in order.Most certainly to bow ont beforehand aaveejiiig mea-'are of eoalscatiOß, making aodisUDctiou Ix'tweea leatlern and their deludedlollowere, is not the way to put down the re-beliiou , lor there ia no inducement toft to tbeieb>ls to \ield." The fYereld'*vtotoof thev.utter is certainly OOTIOCI It wIS lu'-st itupulitiv lo lei us fee belbfebßßd it .'.at whs dofiwue- for ti3 if we should Le BO BBfortunalßac to fall isle tba power -f the Faakcea lt is

naifelated. 1J leaving us nn bope, to make ustight mm _ lianier than we iboeld ever liuvedone inttl vie heen left uuder Hie dalnsion thatwe .houl.i he treated with a generona iodnl-geDt». The He- aid h&" nothing to rayagaii stthe t-oi._st_tio'_ further ttiati tbia lt finds noUnit Willi the law itself, it wiihl ho one otthe last la mete out mercy to the ~an<iaishcdHut the aboHtJoateto ought uot to have shownUielr baud until they had them iv their power.This ia the tarn and aobetaace of tho Herald*eoaaplaiat.

Kor our owu part, we fc-ei greatlyobliged toihe abolitionists. They have, without intendiog it, done va a moat essential service. Tbeyhive done more to unite nil pirrti_ iv theS.niih than the most thorough pro slaveryanacould have done by twenty years af preachinglaid writing. The Smth understands perfectlyihepoaiti.il iv which it ia placed, and it tnnctbe very stupid,indeed, it'it fail to take ..Jt-_nt

age oi the baowl-adge ti.us imparted.

Tha Orisln cf tin BBtch-System cf the War.The R -m_ua carried oa their a: ..- ia a .;: .al

measure, hy dttehiag, .ouictiire-i besiegingtowns lor years. It was common, also, to.-tier nations, who had ti depend, for ar-

tillery, ou battering rams and catapults. Inmmieru times, Blegea have l.oeu comparative-ly short, although mere have been occa-sional iustauces to the contrary. Tne Brainarmies have nanaily been kept ia the held,ready to be moved a' tlie will of tbe comminder. The ol Sebastopol was not auexample to the contrary, although it seems toLava rise to the praasat' _rt ol v,:.!*.'*""38'

According to the miiitarv vvrteis who havetreated of this famous Btoge, it waeundeitakenoa a lalee principle, and not to forctehlirniaii a piecedeut. Bach was the opinion ofthe BaaaUue themselves, at least it said tohave beeu so at the timi T-te Allies it-tallydefeated the only iCissian army ia theCrimea, at Alca. a few days after thtirlaading. Ea their retreat they passedentirely by Sebastopol, which win alto-gether defen_ele_ < _ the l..ni g'.Je.?To the amfc_ ment of tae Ri.ssi .us, the _lliespassed entirely by it aVj, instead of enter.ngand taking possession leaving the bridge bywhich it communicated across the bay stilleunding. They went to Balaclava, to comaiunicate with their shippm-*, and Menchik. ittakingthe hint, re entered the town, and, withthe assistance oi Totie.en threw np those fa.moos earthworks which baffled them ioi- elevenmonths. The being left, Menebiko-pnssed over continually tiny nam'.er of troopshe pleased to man the works, so iLh* it canLordly be coiled a siege u'tei al! siu. c theywere not shut iv.

General JeasQp iw,_ believe it wast thoughtthe whole procetoing wronp fteoordingtchim, if the Allies bad stationed a foroaat Sim

tpheropol, about twenty milea from fjahastopol.where all ttoaroadaof theCrimeamem, beforeP-saiug iaa eiuylo r..ad to ftobantopol, they.....nl.i loive cut oft the latter frota all supplie.ty land, while with their large itettthey cooIdLav. kept ttt all supplies by water As theitsupply of troope wan anlimitod, they conldiheu, with the main army, h.tve taken poaeearion ol the paetes ttiat. led into the Crimea,and d .eated any Paaaiaa force that might beteutaßtast as it arrived. Bat tha Allies prefen ed the epttde, and about that time McCtellan washsui ou a eom_jii-'on to Kniuaa.

A OOtd .-ÜBK'S'lOn.A liieudsuggfeetetoua that itwould be agood

rule, in all future exchanges of prisoners, toexchange the Obiinana, 1.-ieh, and other pris-oners first,and to ktep the Yankees to the bud?Notlii-g, he thinks, would ao (jaickly bring the»..nkee Oovernmeiit to their »su-es, hnd ui?ke

them act with hirneaa In tha matter of ex-change. This is an excellent bugg_stioa. TheYankee Government doej not care _ bg aboutthe lives or liberty of the paupers it is bitingto tight ita battles from the oilier bid. ot thtwater. It cauuot be iuduc.d to act honorablyby the fear of any degree of retiliation uponthem. It would, iv fact,be obliged to va if wewould makeun iudi-cria.iuate maseacre of thewhole body. Tney are in their way, and theywould be glad to get rid of them by any meanswhatever. Hut touch a little linger of a geunine Yankee, and the whole kennel is iv anuproar. Lit it be understood that in futurei-t-iliatioii is to fall Op_u the Yankees, _U'i th«Yonktea alone?-that they aro to he the las'excLa.iged, antl the only on a to ba kept forthe purpote oi ave.giag upon 'hem whatevermay have been done to our soldiers iv cat;

tivity.

No iaiar is L'ioblabd.?The LynchburgEtguliican learns that a party of scouts wi>srant Into Highland county test week aad re-turned to Staunton on Saturday, and reported that no force of tbe enemy was then In thatsection, they having all retreaud towardsCumberland, In Maryland. At * little pacecelled Barmarsbcrg onr icouta cam* aeramabont two hundred sick aid wounded Van.tern, whom they made prisoners, togetherwith twenty.three well one*, who Bad healeft to take care of the sick. It v stated fur-ther that Bllroy, and the great PaiLfl.der.haveleft Fen Hetoncounty and takm thsbaik*«eb towards Cumberland, not ii_ing th.»ovsm*nts cf Jackson in the direction o'oid??atoaewai." Bmmato Baaa

BS-tm^jiooari in rbii_dTpS"r_.. r-^_ rihr;_torta*dawaae_ptß,rabythe Vankracinteerarraao aurafrom Beman, and tt i. aij.gedaabehalf ofher ownerathat shs wa. going in-to that pon. Her cargo was made up of firs-rams and uaftltlcns of war, and rams et tb*kegeof powder were labelled, "A present fiom

dttt Osvto to Pieellrat Lincoln." This iathe raprarantaUoß of the northern news-papers.

I.OCAIi WATTBHI,

Attempts lo Swindle? That the city has anoverabundance ol one. ropuloiie peraotia reci.ling her« nt lh»prew»ntlima, has been abun-dantly pn ved on several occasions. 0 i Tnea- Ida* rt's'''' afallow, dlagolsadia tbebnbißmaata \u25a0nt'n soldier, entered n berher Bhogee*rtbe|

'IM Ma bat-Beage,earl alter gettingabaved,offered la payment r doll.tr Taaarnsna note.?Not being able to the change, tbe bertier remaned it u» his natomer, who refusedIB receive it, Raying he hail given hiai v tendollar note. Drawing a big knife, he chasedall of Ihe operatives ..nt of the shop, and wasin the act ot ileniolishinc the proprietor wlu-nOapt. Ptoaaeade, of the Nii/ht Wat. b, entered,ani healing all ihe i in-ii-iai-aiiies, .lit.:, led theaaaa to adjearn, but thai If he wtobedl ia bar-net arrested, ha could do no by Kitting a t\ar-rant. The BBBa went, oil, bat 8008 returnedwill: sua the Provost Marehal'adetactivaa,who carried both plain'itl and defendant belore Oapt. Alexander The barber waa searchadLandnotan dollarnote found. He waaabontto l>e diaohaigad, whan tbedetectiea aabed theprivilege af searching the compittinant. Thi'ihaiag accorded.he soon hauleil 081 from a con-cealed pocket i lie ten doliara ba pretended ihebarber retained, and in another pocket foondthe berber'a shears, which \hn nneerupntoasfellow had stolen. The party was' sent to Cas-tle Qodwita nn the *aiiie night, a man,preleading to bo one ol the military police.stopped a negro employ«?J at Major Brtowol 1 stitlice, while na Ins may borne,aad tinder pi*toeee that he had v.» pant, took from him awav it tind chain, swearing h<* had stolen itlicit, hun. He i.tiirted to .-any the darkey toan imaginary guard bouse, nutting bimon the(ace with an artillery Bwosd several li-ies tomake bim movs faster, when the crowd whobad gathered Instated that he should be lakesbelorettiß Assistant Provoal Marshall and thehit.tir regularly JBTeligtited. The isllow wasat tine time carrying bu prisoner to a secludedspot oa the Dock, but i-.:ie constrained to lucetil..vi and amreb for Franklin street. Arrivedat the proper plana, anenamiabtionaatahbabad'tie fact thai, ihe negro hatl bought ihe watchfrom Ed. Kersey, Wittcbmaker, and bad ownedii tor an in letiuiie period, and that tbs bogusofficer's claim to it waa wholly Imaginary. liewus locked up ::i Castle Godwinob ihe chargeol aoaapuacj to rob, aud nutewftillg Blabbing,

Rrpreheniihle ?We regret to leant Irom >igentleman who arrived i>y a train Iglt even-ing,that aome of the proprietor: ?! the tobaccolaciori, a in Uauviii. have eviJcad b dispoai-lion to refuse their buildings to the Governa.i-n; tor occupation as hospital, lor onr sickaad \M>iii,ii<j.i .oliiieiv. Tina is most repre-hensible, and we are pioud to observe thatthis Bymptoaa of iudiri'.rouce \* couboed tofew. Ii is tbe duty of every patriot, in thesepre?iiix limes, when the enemy are batteringat every door of our vast eaapire, to Kite liisall !',t ihe heneiit of ti.o iand, aad more espe-cially for the allevi-ition of tha sufferings ofthose who have foegbt and bled in onr sacredeaara Like ttie li laaaa moaareh, we willsay, "He who will not staud by his conntrynow, deserves no country."

A City in the Clouds and a Castle in theAte ?A lew evenings ago, whileridiug in theeastern suborl c ol the ci'y, we beheld one olthose rare spectacles which appear at inter-vals under peculiar conditions of ih. atmis-pbere, when, as it would seem, tlie sky beingtransformed into a vert mirror refl-Cto theobjects immediately v dor it. and lends tothem the brilliancy of it." own colors ;tuti itietoaeheaof amatchlees ha 1. The eonmean*wbile had been hid nnder a Erase ol cloudsuntil the spectral city, rising liom valley andhill, appearedwithin a stone's tiiiow ol thewot from which we viewed ii. A cistle ofthe air, with iis banner of i _ wall oflire, and sparkling burets I >o_i-d (town on usdefiantly. We were uot witboatemotionat l.e-huldiugthie beautiful e)mbjl painted iv theheavens, ami at once accepted it us a happyomen for our cause. Should theenemy Buceeediv breaking our lines aad penetrating ourcity, lie may fiuJ tvery ltou?e a ta-tle and

\u25a0to .ijfc-Ju:' nmtiag therefroma gauge of deliKce an I battle.

Military aud Cut' Government.?Militaryrule ienatarally very stern. Military necessityfrequently compete aa obedience that is dint.et-'f'a! to tha citizen, and c.tii.ee him to think.for the moment, thiit. tyranny bran sway instead of liberty. Tnie can Lo readily explained. No citizen will consider thoee actatyrannical which Bond nee to tho well-beingand e_lva_i >a of the Co-lederary. There aremany things, which it would take time andspew b> miumerate, which it isinherent in ourpeople to insist apon, and yet won! l producevast dtaaord in onr lines, and probable defeatto onr troops, were they permitt-t For t crakaof the"cause it ie the duty el all truepatriots to foreiro minor ronaiderationa,andyield that laise notion offreedom they haveprobably imbibed I.ibeity is a child of bloodaid agony. History tolls ire that, and the factie graven inlettora that cannot lie. la orderto gain oar independence, we must not "iilyezpect defeat* by the enemy, l.ut west makenp onr minds to .-iio.iiu to the exigencies ofthe time-- at home.

Police Court ?Recorder Caakie again j-n---s'nied at this trilo-iniil oa yesterday, and dis-patched the Liiriuees before nioi witb tintiactriistic decision and suavity. .Inruos Cianeey,wiio has been penned up for about a month asa vcitnesi against :t man tor murder, but charg-ed with "complicity," with nothing to -osteinthe charge, waa diaiuiep-d.

DanieT a slave of Mrs .Nancy llielt, wasordered Hfteea toahaa t.-i Uuawiag Btonaa ivtbe street

All Peter L_waon waa lined ten .1 'liari* fopermitting bia eon to cut and ininra tbe treesin front of the residence of P Johnston, K.-tj

Fred. Miller, a eoldier, was arraigned forstealing a horse, and the case continued till11iis morning, iv in** snma manner the cseol John Campbell, charped wiih traspaaaingon the pri petty of Krs i..um-. \ alentiae, wastiisjioeed of

Wheat* Battalion.?This famous body olsoldiers, now with Jaeksoa in Maryland, wasrapraeoatod in the battles of Saturday andSiiiuLty by two gallant rolnateera, Capt. R. A.Mania and 1. _ut. Foley, who were here on ittia aick list. Hanta.of oompanj K .

Wheat's battalion, rallied some of our bravetroops to the chairge, dashing fearleaaiy intothe eueoiv's -iitreiiohiueuls and putting themto Right hi \u25a0ji.ick time. This sort of coinincis iv Striking contrtat to %

ti:e about-towntP licy of someothers ou farloagb during theboar oi danger. Wheat's battalion w.-.s utManassas, where its Major w..s dangerouslyw .nn.ied, and performed prodigiea of valor onthat meaaoraeie oec;.r.c.u. Major Wheat,

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. Virginian, formerly Qeneral in the Mexicanarmy, and with Garibaldi in Naplee, haa,sin-gularly enough, never been promoted, thoughotheraof tor less military skill aud renowuhava bbi.-n vL-iied by mauy honors.

Wet Weather ?A eteudy stream of waterpoured down from the clouda during all ofTv _iay Tne ehrnbbery uud smallundergrowth was nearly all beaten down andthe grouud tborongbly impregnated with thev :\u25a0:.-\u25a0\u25a0 ais distillation. Important militarym ivemento were i=aid to be on foot yesterday,vet theraia-god eontinaed bin watery eoatri-bationa i.i utter disregard of the feelings,wiabka, interest or opinion of onr noble boys,wi.o were exposed to all the inclemency ofthe weather as they st od confronting andwith Standing lot* machination- of an undentpatent fi>e.

The Varieties ?Ti.i-t eatabiisbatant, whichwas vohmuirily closed by the M taagemoat onSaturday night luet, will be re-opened on Mon-day, 'i'-ia act ot patriottom and feeling iscouimendable.audredounds much to the creditel those concerned. We understand that theforce of the already -flicient company will Leincreased, and that uegotiatioue are iv pro,-Kress with the beet talent the Soatb can tEoti.jl se Ila i - mint will shortly appear iii berrale of characters sustained by Mr WalterKoeble.

Mi *\u25a0 Orteasaam .?A rnmor wue prevalent inthe my yeatoiday that Mrs Hose Greeuhovs*.of Waamagtoa, D. V, who Ins lor mttnympntoa enjoyed the hospitality of AbrahamLincoln vi the so catied " National Capital,''hrstiit \u25a0 prisoner in ber own house, and lastlyac an inmute in tbe old Capitol bui.dmg, hasarrived ia Btohaadtod. If the tyrant hue re?.a -. her.it was bi-caaee that even he iiaailedbefore lb- uiiglit. of her power aa a represen-tative of the feeliuv* of every true Southernlady. She never Hesitated to let ihe abolitionhorde of Was liugtoti know her aeniiments.Mrs. Oreenhow will he ever welcome in hernative South.

" 'I ruphir*.' ?We were shown yeeter'tey acopy oi tpe Bible found lv tbe pocket ot aFederal soldier ou tbe tela bailie .eld, with*this inscription on the Hy leaf " Presented toB.juire Lee, by H.rah. twoichtown, IBtt."Ia the came pocket waa found tbe dnguerr-o-type ltkeuess of a negro wench- tha donor,probably, of the Bible. The oirowusUuoe at"rds some insight into the real purposes ofthe individuals who claim to be fighting for the" Bur Bpongted Bauner,"

!\u25a0'!\u25a0 T|ihg-_-_-Bg-taB MBBBBtoW-BH_-BTo at Stnt South ?We learn tbat a nam*

b*r of the prisoners now ia condcement atCas*le Godwin will be sent under guard, thiamortiiug, to Salisbury, North Carolina- The Iparties «rma boobsd for a «*iiuthern trip are

I James Kiui*. John Scully, Prtoa Lewis, An-' irnst llitten.ll, James J. Aeb.Gee. W. Twt.l*.

i Hugh KeHnbon,Gabrtol cm..., John MeCtol-hnw, Jaaara R .bet-ana, Henry Wiega aliaiS nith. ftles'r Myert?. I.ewia Uache,C K.Tur-ner. Wm. B ?ynofda, Chan Geanett, Frank civ-Inaetone, J. T. Lovatt, M. Lovata,Alton L on-ard. and L 11. Trook?tweniy-one in number.

One hundred ami tji'rty men, confined aaL-tea lialtsra in the Confederate MilitaryFrteon, ea Cary Ptreel, will also I"* BBBt S .utlithi- lu.iiiiin., to make room foi any additionalniimlier that uiay tow* intt. tun bands by iea

son ef til. aparaUoßß vow geiag aa la front ofRichmond.

Prisoner* irom Beauregard's Army.? Sevarnl Abalitkm prtoenara captared iv tue battlent Corituli, by (ieuerul lteaiiregard'a torces,heretoforei|tiartered at Selma. Alabama, werebrought to title city on Tne.day, in charm of("apt Gee. W. Cary. ef Alabama, and CaptI. .1 .leuuinge. of the 3d Loiiialana Battalion,

?i il lodged temporarily at a hotel on Mainstreet. On yesterday, in obedience loan or-der from Gen. Winder commanding the lie-pariment of Henrico, they were lodged in the('. S. Military Pnsou on Cary atreet. Theymay have been brought thither for the purposeof an escbange. The names given by then.iitii . are Major VV. M. Stone, t St A , (ofIowa); CoL Mad?oa Miller, i.S. A , tot Mi*-aanri) and Capt. E. Gregg, I 8. A , (of Kochi.lttud, llHnoie) We could bear nothing ofany existing intetaloß to send IhamtoS-lto-bary, N. C, Iliin morning with the other pri-soners.

The Hospital at Scabrooft Warehouse.?On yesterday we spent a tew hours in visit-ingtbe Hrapital at S.abrook'e; Warahonae,now occupied by many ofourwounded soldiers.It gives ne plon-sore to State that, tha vigoroniadministratioß of Dr. Thorn has swept awaythe formaliUea which attach to the d.part-inent, and inaugurated a system which cau-iio'. be elite than enccesßl'ul. lied tape intimes like these, when the enemy are batter-ing at our doors, should be ignored, in visiting this Hospital, we were pleased to not ioethat few men in either of the w*rdß we examin-ed (tbora ofBra. TerriU and Carter)were givenup to the King of Terrors. Most of the deeperate eraaa wiD survive. Or. Terrill ia onlyti'i Aaatotant Surgeou.but he ie a tiae operator.We witoeeeed several miinir operations per-formed Uy him on yesterday. They will alllive. Dr. Carter ia a recent appointment, butfrom what we have witne. .el iea moat skillfulsurgeon. He richly deserves a higher com-nmsiou than the one he now holds.

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Arrest.? A young man iimned .las. Tate wasarrested iv Manchester last evening, by det.ee-live Waablngtoa Goodrich, on suspicion thattie was the person who passed _

:*Hi counterfeit C mfederate note on Isaac Oreentree'eclerk, Moses Myers. The accused waa car-ried lietore Commissioner Watson, bat kb _Iy-ers was unable to swear positively to theideutity of the party, he was discharged fromcustody. T_te had uo other money in his poaaeeaion answering the deacrip ion ot the alleged oonnterreitTlll. W¥ AKIN T 111: SOU IH IV EST.[ooaamroaaxxcao* __ sicanoan nisFa.oa ]

CcaisiH Bates .May 26, 18?'_Arrtv.d la Corinth this eveniLg, aod le-

minded of lny promise to write you, let mcattempt Its lUilillment, although net yet a.?-flclently Informed to furnish you anythingworthy if tbasabjeetor the location.

In Volte of the classic adage, "Ifou eu'gu*adtrt Corinihum," 1 determined to atteinp taejour_»y, and i aye accomplished 'he trip insafety, after soma suppose i penis and Burner*cm v.xa-ioui dal_>a The Yan.eea have nothid tbee-ine success, n_d th.ir arrival seam*to be ivdttl'altelypoatpoaad. The almostdally minor, of a flgbt, and of the "hea-vy s.irmtshtnc OB our light,'' Ac , pre-iiarrtl mo to bad perh.pa a leccnd Shl-loh battle In progres. but all ia quietexcept a few sullen gens irom the en-em 1, wao are near eaough to send shotInside our llnta. The cowardly wieioneiruu from onr infantryand cavalry aa they didat Farmington, where they ciatin " a vic-tory," doubtle.4 on the principle of makingoar men run attir thembygLrstrunnißgewaitbumseivo*. Of course 1 mast cot tell yonwhat 1 saw In a rid.* uiound cur entrencb-m.r.is this evening, except, perhaps, that twoitointr.?-. ibo.tat .1 Yunkets cannot tn.e uo-riirb, if they dare to ma_e the attack.?Nor tan I expresaall 1 felt at the sig_t oit :ese glorious" henes it thilob, who, Hue))t&ys, "fought 1 ihe devils the first day andlike veterans the second day." Ha.i our atta _ been made a day soon'-r, o*con tinned ourhour longer the whole Yankee army wouichave beeu killed ned enptured, or destroyedbefore Bu.il arrived it was, pc-bare, thabloodiest battle recorded la all history. Tbeloss of life w_s ihlny tbre a per i-en' of thearmies engaged At "Borodino," consideredono of Napoleon s moat sanguinary battles,tho destruction wilt only thirty per cant?Hereafter, tr. have been at Shlloh wiii be:'.tncng the proudest recollections and dis-tinctions of tbe nraiiea ot tbe Confederacy.11will be pardoned to a Virginian'spride toexult that the old state was ao nnmeroaelyrepri lOUted by ber _im, Who De-re tiieio-ai-ives wi th -ucU eohaplCßoea gallaatiyon that memorable day Tae Pat haa alreadybeen published, ana Ueauregaid hat mademany of their nemrahtstorii i. hie admirebte report. Hat 1 cannot omit to repeat i_.

mention efone widelyknows, aad ruspe.:t-oacd beloved by very loiny frienas, through-out thaSinte. gi.'tiart W Smith, now of Ala-bama, was captain of a tplandidcavalrycom-pany, who rated as General llragg a bodygnird. He was always In tha thickest of thelight,aa four horaea shot unrier him fullytattlty. Captairi Smith waa beqaentlynent on bazardoaa and Important duty,and with his men rallied tlia waverligand ci-.eeied ou to the . '.;.i<- utir teslst-ic 3 regiments, until the brave Gen. Hragyt _blicly amnrcd then: on ihe fteld that theyhad rei.deretl to him :;iid to their country,onthat day, th. servite of an entire- brigade, acdsaluted Capt. Smltn aa Colon! of cavalry,and efterwarda appointed blm "Oivil andjv.llit-try Otiverii'-i ol Oorinth"-a positionwhose ardBOBS tl_tieshe_ti!l _uc__rges wise-ly and well.

Others 1 i_i«ht loenti ;:i, but paper, Ink andcandle aumonißhnie to postpone a report olmy Interviews witn enne of our escaped Don-etar-n p-isoners just coin* In?of spies shot?itiat tile I'iiloii mealing lv Nashville?andtheenact or the glorious ne**a, that "Stone-wall haa got v.it.chester and _,000 Yankeeprisoners. L.

Sunday's Fight noar Rjohmond.To the Editor* ./ the Dispatch:

1 have sien -o tregaoatly le y.ar coinsane,at In those of all goer coatemporarles. v con-fare 1 and mci inacciirate account of the fightoti Bnnday, that (eattes to the bravo tu? wUireally made the ii *tit coiupeLs me to furnishau _c. urate-tattioei't.

A.hough to some extenta participant,I mayBafsiysey tbatfew men on th- 1 groundhad haifsogood an opportunity of observing the en-tire Bald. Early lv the morning of Sundaytho brigades of Gsnerula Wlicox, Pryor, Pick-ett, Muhone, and Ai intstead, took positionnear th«old camps of the enemy, which hadbean ao splendidlywon the day before. So furva Iknow no attack waa oonumplated, unaforsoine hoars no enemy uppe_red. .Many ofthe m. v strayed unrebugsd thru,:, the V in-set- camps, helpingthemaelvea, others scatter-ed in the abattis lately he scsu* of such tern-ble conflict, biiuging in Yankees woo con-mated themaalvaa there when their comradeswerj beaten ( tt".t;a theie men, ihns acattjyren, a heavy but

-eraataaeftre wa. opened witb inu*_*try by_ enein*,, troiu tbe woods aoine three nun-

died yards to oarfTOßt The men linmedl-atoly ran to their colors, acd the who., lineadvanced. A very prevalent impression ex-isted aloag tbe iii o at the time tn .t we hadfi tends in fioat who had advanced and drawntheMan't tl :e.

On t_e left.whers Mahjsu'j and Armislead'scommands were, this imprassiOß wasao farc ,i ie nicd, after an advance of n few hundredyard-, thtt the men were bulttdaud braugh'.oi au order arms. They were immtdiatciygreeted with a tremendous and most destruc-tive tire al vary short rang* from a a ~nc*aledfoe. ooma confusion resulted. Taesi br g-\u25a0iites fell oack to the point from which th-ystarted to re-firm, which they subsequsni.y did in good order Fryer's brigade,tae aent ou their right, being wltoouisupport cv its left n ink was immediatelywithdiawu by order oi'Gauerul Hill, ltwaa moving forward In go. d ord-r all thelime Pickett's, ibe i.e.: brigade, rectivaduo such order, and kept on pu.ni.g lnw-vforward, and really dilving theenemy, untilI was bu ne through tbe enemy's Hue, aad aoii icked by its own Impetuousmove, it haltedto hold its i otitioii and prouct Its owu Banks,uiiiil thecontinuity of the Hue was resiored.And ian there the r?/l end only Bgbt worthythe mime was done. Over and again ibisbm ye brigade struck at the overpowering toe,right, i-fi, and front, with the bayonet.?Every lime, the enemy broke. And thus Itpreserved lis ground for hours, never yieldingau tni-n v: tc Miboue's and p'trt of Colston'st.-.-Igades came np to cover lis flunks. By itstime this was done?and It was well and gal-lantly none, without much flgutiug?the bat-tle, was over, the enemy whipped and silentNevsr an Inch of grouud did tho brave 3dbrigaded Long-treat's otd division give up,and It* feaiful itet of casualties tells what Itccstlhem to ro.itiialu their unsullied repute.

A Wirasas.I*. fl?in men ti.mil s the regtmeuiaof ibe

brig tde,yesterday, you omitted ihe one witcheuttered, perhaps, uio-i, and la and will be,while a aquad Is left, one of Ita moat dtttia-gmahad- tn* Bu, of _essburg memory.

THI.BATTLES NBAR RICHMOND. ILfST OF KILLED AND WOOSDED. .

IFrom snch returns aa have come Into our i

poesesslon, we make up tbe following nddl- 1tlonal Hat cf casualties amorg car troops en. ,gngsd In the battles of Batniday and Sund tf _in't, near this citySBCiOBD SOUTH tiABOI.IRA SBI-AM, l» BATI_-AT'B

miti.'00l Jenkins, commanding brigade, led in

person bis own regiment (the P_lmettoBbarpahootera) ami tbe 6tb South Carolinaregiment, aud having it inked the enemy ontheir right, cbaugsd frout aud drove down

their Hues, nisetlugaud routing By* lues offresh troops, ( onstatlrgof the folloW'Ug regi-

ments: lcith Pennsylvania. &W Pennsylvania,lothM-uacbusslts, fft.uNsw Fork, loath NewYork, llth Maine, and Ist Kentucky, a* wasascertained from their wounded and prison-ers. The advance was begun about -1 P M.,and the last Bra givsa at 20 minutes to 8 P.M , driving through four camps, over tbrraabattte of fallen timber, over two battertee, to

six hundred yards across the Williamsburgroad, routing tn evsrv caas thaenemy. Theaebelug advanced upon down the Williamsburg

road, front waa chabged, ana alter receivingtbe tire at seventy hve yard* a charge wasmade, roattag tne laai Hue- Tnis wa» alter

dark. At this isstthaig-the Pal motto Bharp-sh -iers aud btb taftlmoßt were reinforced bythe.Sth O -rglaauJV- South Carolina, whohad beeu gallantly lighting on the rlgh', andnighthnvlng closed upou it"-* BMBM they sleptIn thetuezny's camp at teast one mile furtherdown the Williamsburg ro td thin Oar next

troops had advanced In tne Hg'-t. Our ex-hausted men refreshed themselves brlth th*Une brandy and honey left in ths camps cfthe flying foe, and tha slumbers of the South(j-rollulana wer* not diaturbed by the factthat they found shelter for tbe night In thetent* of tbe 10th M-ssacbu-etts. The advanco waa so ata -dy that the only pauseswere for two or three minutes to dreaa tbsline and change front to the next llae. Ofeleven In the color guard of the PalmaltoSharpshooter* ten were *hot dowa, aud ofeighty In the cilor companies forty werekilled and wouaded.

The three South Carolina regiments lost ovrrseventy-threecf their number iv killed andwounded, and the enemy's dead was at leastAye to one. We will pibllsh to-marrow alist of the casualties in Jenkins's PalmettoSharp-shooters

tub ainia eocTH caboi.iha be.tub.vt.We have not been ante to procure a list of

the maunities in the South South Carolinaregiment,but learn that Col. John Urattonwas lerloualy wounded, Oapt. Pinney, Oapt.Gaston, Capt. Lyle aud Capt. Walker werekilled, betides many cthe.s whose names wecould not learn. We understand, however,that out of 426 men In the tight,there were <e-tkilled and woundid. This regiment foughtgallantly,and did their best to sustain tbeconfidence co of :eu reprssd In them by theirgreatlybeloved Gen. U. H. Audarsou.LIBT or WOeBBBB RB.? IVXD ar chibp. IBAZ 1 HOB-

pi rat., MAT IST, ISO 'DNS la r aso 'io, ltMi. ?

J. B. McCam, Surgeon in Cilef.ftdktua, 11 O, cv K. 14th t'euu, arm, contused.A.lkics. J G. co A. 24 b V:i. Bnger.Atkins .! O, co B, SSth Va, baud.-.rtnstro g, .1 W, c 0, lit Texas.Hlauks, T B, co I. SSth Va, shsll wouud.Benson. WE coO Mh Teuu, thigh.Kates, N. co G. 13th Va, hand.Boggs, O W, co G, 6th S C V, arm.Brake, Thos, co F, 14th Term, chest.Bland, M L. co F, 7th Term, hipBrowne, 1.1, co K. 6 h Ala., ien(aa-h)Boil, F, co X, lai Term, .heulder.iowars, A, to H, lat Term, lianu.Benson, W E, cj C 141ft Term, thigh.Heard, WS,CO C, 4-.h NO, headBrowa, T _1, Ist Lieu*., co A, 2d .ia, aria.Hoyd, C C, co G, llth illiss, itrm aud tniirb.Barney, A.G,eoG. llth Mlsa,side and tnlgh.ll'irker. J J, no I, Uth .itss. tiiinh.Black wall, B O, co 1,7.U Va, hand.Booa,J, co A, .th N I', back.Belt, |», co F, llth Miss, wrist.!tetk:ui. , co A, llth (Vitas, both anklis.Bryan, i B, Lieut, co X, .v.b SO,side.BlackweU, , Leut. Jenkins'., S (i So,

armBii.ii, US, Jenkins-SOSB head.Hurdrant, W, co ii, oth Va, th'gh.Brooks, M. i' «, 0 E, 21 Fla, sbouldei.ii.ow, S W, co A. 2i F!n, knee.Buier a, (0 E, 21 Fla, thornz and abdomen.Brown, B W, co E, 7t_ Va, nrm.i.'omptau, Rcb't,co A. 4».h Va. arm.Carley, v F, co G, Tth Term, shoulder.Oowan, N V , co li. 4tb N O, shoulder.Cotter, W A, co K.thN 0. cheat.Chirlc-3, W H, Ideal co -', 11 impton'a i.eglou,

paralysis from enptosion of shell.Cariilt", A M, Lieut, co li, 2i Fla, leg.QOOO, B A, c ) U, tiih N O, leg.Cotton, .1, co B, 21 Mies, abdomenOarothera, .1 O.ooH, llth Mist, arm end hip.Oanninghsaa, -??, ea X, lat Term, thinb.Uoggln, .1, l.'cut, co c. Ittd No, foot.Clement, w tl, co 1, Cth -4 tl. hunt!.ii. ver, W A, Lieut, co 1. 'iju N O, bat k.CoflTee, W, Eieu« CO K.eiiNC.arm.Cor, Wm,- I. SSth Va, back.Chandler, Ii W, 4«ih Fa, arm.<!oc!iran,S, co ft, sth Ala, forearm.Cabinlit WmS, Lieu.co K.tH.h V.-i, foioaria.Oenham, Ms, co C, 7tu Term, knee.IK'inant, .1 H, .0 A, Tth Term, contused. -

Uobson, P O, co A. M h Vu, haud.!»avis, J W, co A, v:n Va, bend.liiilard, I <i, co l>\ Hampton's l.eglou, hand.Hobley, J, co C, ii.t-b Vi, shiuider.11.Hard, N H, co I. _'.h 1\ C, thlgb.llupree. J E. ca i. llth llliss hand.I'Bvte, .1 F, cj F, U'h Miss. urui.Duliu, .I_s W, oo 1* lit Y-.,shoulder and face.Dsjiries', J li, co B. ftth \ 1, head.llavs, VV H,<o G, 7tb Term, shoulder.IJu-, H, 'v E, ISd N C, hautl.hi.-ioii, IJ, ?. 1 E, IBth, Va, hand.Estes, .1 Lt, co A, li.L. Miss, both leea.Fsrtbing, J O, Corporal, co 11, _th Vn,«it.alp.ForeUnea, .1 X, co 1, BStft Vn, shell wound.Fiti.er, A, Corporal, co B, N It Uat-

taltoe, tbign.Ford, Wui, co A, 4.:h Va, arm.Flint, J Tj co 18, 19 h Va, band.Farmer, IN J, co E, llth Ala, wrist.Farmer, U, co ii, 12th J_las, arm.Feemster, .1 V, co F, llth Miss, face.Fua. P, Co F, 14tb Ea, hand.Foster, Wm, Msjar, 6h SO, thi»h.Freeman, G T, Lieut, co l», 4 h Va, thigh .fitchett, -, co F,4G.h Va, ihlgh uud leg.t're.ch, W J,Sergt, co I, bth N C, thigh.Ganett, Et.co K. lat Term, contuted.Gaiiisoii, 1), CO F, 1. nt'.; l'-u's lii'jiiiu, fin-

ger.Gatarier, A A, co X, _3J N V, upper. Ito.Goldsmith, ii, co it, vi rdlia, thUh.Goteon, J A, co H, 1. h Term, aide.Godwin, Lucitin. ca F,-th Va. chest.Gibson, J W, co F, Htb N 0, baud.Glasgow,Th_, 10 F, 63d Va, arm.Gill, W X, co F, tth Ala, buttock.Orison, J A, co G, 7th Term, contaaed.Green, W A, co K. _U Ga, lea-Hall, Scott, co I, 2.1 Fla, leg, Beth.Hounesy, P, ?_ 1 Miss Hat, face, severely,.iogeu, W C, co tl. 14th Tenu, arm.1 1, dmes, .1 A, co F, 14ih Tenu, nsck.Harper. Thos, co A, Ist Term, contused.Hunt. J A, co A, Ist Term, contnsed.-oliyin in, G O, co O, 2dFlorida, cheat.

Ho jd, M, co l>, 12'.h Miss, arm.Harrison, J E, co H, .4'.h Va. handliobbs, w 0. co A, -t .h M 0, arm.1 una, E, lieig't Maj, co X, _J Fla, ahellwound.

Holman,O C, co 11, 2S l N c, shculder.Iltrdy, B J.co C SSth Va, haaft.*-ur*,M W, c > X 7th Va, elbow.li .mil 'tit:, ft F, co K.11.h Miss, left hand aiu-

puted.?I \u25a0\u25a0 ver, F M. co K. llth Bias, band.li \u25a0 wisou, , cj A, -il.t Va, tbigb.iioliiiigswortU,O M, c i F, 7th Term, foot.

\u25a0 i ill, H P, co t , VI h Ala, foot.Howell, ..wil, li h N i', thlgb.\u25a0eater, n W, Corpl, co H, 6th N C, thlgb.Hubbird, A d.co A, " b Ala, shoulder.Ingram, F JN, co O, 1' b Tenu, arm.Irvtu, .1 S, co B, 22J M O, thigh,igbme, H H, I.leut, c . G, 1 b IN ;', head.Jackson, H M J, Corpl,co F, Ist SOBS, wrist

and shouliier.Jones, X L, co A, 4-.> h Va, arm, slight.Jones, W G,co F, Hampton's Legion, aim.Kldd, G, -.>ti llth Ms-, aid* and arm.Kings, G W, Corpl, Jenkins'*. SOBS, thigh.Blues, O W, co li, 4 h Va, arm and bsad.Keefs. mo, Lieut, co A. etu N C, leg.Berr, J B, co £, 18th Ala, hand.Kelly, J M, Lieut, co O, Uth Mils, urn and

baaa.Locke, J F, co 1), 14'h Term, head,li'itn- J T, coG, f.h N O, band.l.iuiiiti. I.laut J H, co 1, 12th Miss, ar_*>Cong, l J, co.X, llthBias, eye and face.I.arrance, J M, co B. _21 80, hip.Lewis, J, yo 0,-S'b \ a, arm.Lewis, I, co 0,7.a Term, hand.Lewis, a A, aa I, em N O, thigh.Luoas, A, co X, id Miss.Martin, J W, co 11, Sth N O, thorax.M-ruii, ill, co X, mh Va, contusion.Bissie, Job, vo X, Ist Tsnn, shoulder.Moutroy, H O, co B, llih Bites, foot.CBorr.aoa, J B, oo G, lath N O, shonldsi.idliau, James, co B, 88 b Va, band.Millsop, G, co li, llm Miss, face aud net k.{Hackle. Jh,co B, 11-b Term,teg."dills, ii A, . . B, ita N 0, aim.rllini, I.t T P, uo _, 11 -a Miss._le.i-.li, J A, co X, llth Blss, leg.Morgan, UN, ©??1, Uth Miss, should*!.Morrett, 11, co B. 6m s O, teg.\u25a0ftmhetLitß,co G, llth Miss, hip.Miliar, X J, co A, Ist Teau, leg.Mould.v, B, Jenkins's li o h ts, thigh.

i

S>ody, .oo ft, list Va, Bide aad wrtot. Joora, LB. EoT, llth M1... left arm ampa. Itated. ~ .Mattbewr. A P, co B. llth Miss, shoalder.Blurry, T 11. co E, tth W *\ thighayrlrk, N W, c- A. 24tb Gio, thigh(alight.) iMC'enn. J.CO X 14'h Vii, tea.WeOrry, J r, col, :i'h Waa, knee.MrDmH. Wm.c-o,lst ''enn, lag.BcDoaald, L.1.c0 I>, al Mlaa, sboalder.Mc .h*c, I*aac co E, fib ?* «', leg.BflcKencey, D O.po k», i'h Teon, k_*~*, *ltgh t.wicKeneey, J rg co (I 6 h N O, thigh.Mcßntght, I B, Oh SO, thigh.ttlcNally, .1, co t*. llth Mlsr, foot.McWllliania, Jno, coX f'.h aX, bandNail, A**. Lieut, oo a, a*a 0 0, Ira and body.Newman,TJ. co D, Sd __lsi. t big hNlcbolaoii, J B, Lieut, do O, IM N O. bead.Nichola. A W, co H. 4'b Texas, arm.Nottau, ii, co H, 14th i'eiiu, acatp.Mult, U B, ii)o,lat Texas.(lakes, John, to A, - h Ala, back.Perdue, W T, co D, 14th v.", elbow.I .Ddler, Wm. co F, Ob N «\ heelPrltchard, J H, co i», £??_ Va, hand.Pair, P, co U, kith Va, nead.Peden, Jneaph,oo F, 6'bSO V.arm, »ttght.Powell, Phillips, La, Z loaves, leg, Hath.Poe, Wiutsrton, co A, 4_'.h Va, flnrer.Pntchett.O B, co X, 18th Oa, shoulder, es-

verelv.Pries, O K. so F, -tth Va, arm.plnmer, W S, oo D. 4th NO, arm.ponder, J T, co O, lith Miss, abouldar.Peal, O, co H, llth Mlae, thlgb.Fierce, J. co X, Uth Ml_i, back.Pitman, J L, co F, -1 Mia«. elbow.Barney, John,ro a, 4*n . Va, arm, aught.Roaa, A O, co F, lt.b Peuu. ankle.Kobersou, JM, co fc, 14ih Tsun, contused.K'ttland. i B, co A, . >h Tenu, contused.K.wia, c v.to H.'id Florida,arm.Ktin iiiai i, AM, H-iiojit'iu's Degl.iu, tluger.Hoblson, it D. co 11, litli Miss, ct.st.ttives.ino,T.leut,co H, ?thTenn legund ana.Ko-bert. WHaou, co A,*_d Fia, thlgb.Saunders, J T, co F. 7th Teuu, head.Stroud, L i». co F, 7th Term, arm.Sulivan, B F, co O, Tth Term, grolu.Spergen, Satn'l, co F, 14:H Trnn, eye.Stokes, H fc, co O, 2J Florida, hand.Stimsan, N B, co A, 24th Va, hand.S. _rver, H, co K. 18th Oa, band.Stackteuther, ?4 M, co B, Had H O, shoulder.Sumner, N ftl 1., oo hi .-th Oa, foreiieao.Sparks, J T, co fc, Bth _ C. hipSlmms, N .1, c j I . l Mlaa, hip and ak_t>m.n.Staodley, Lieut .T B, co X, 11 tn Mlai.Sims, J H,co I, llth Mils, face.Binclair, F, co O, Uth Mtta, Ifg.Hniiib, "4, co H, llth Miss,tide.8-ay, X H. "'apt, ca K. <i.h S O, fore arm.tsmile-, W, La Foot Rlttm, tblgh.Siwnay, A T, co 0, Mth Teun, vulnut r .utu-

rnm.Stokes, n H. co *. 2-1 N n.Sczars, V/ A.co I). 3h-I*i Fa, leg.S mliler, .1 H, co 11, 3s h V i, leg-.Shelton, .1 H.co F, SSth Va, shoulder.Singleton, J, caG 33:h Va, leaScales, Wm, coTC, Ist SO S S, thigh.Sattrall, It U, on U, 4th Va,thigh.Scott, .1 L Oapt, co B, i*"h Va, le*.Smith, Patrick, co A, 14 b I_, leg.Scott. Sam, Ldeut. co X, tSth Oa, thigh.Simers, J B, co I, 7th Ala, hand.Starlett. GM,co G, 9 th NC. fice.Sasser, S H, co C, -th N C, shoulder.SteadmsE, N B, co F, Ist H it S S, thigh.Scott, T J, co X, 2n.h N O, shoulder.Span, James, co F, llth Miss, abdomen and

akntl.Turner, Ii J, co If, 19th ta", hand.Toutm, WJ-,,c0 H, 2d PI i, chest.Thom'iß. Mullen, SergtU jar,llth_li«i,thlgh.Tumage, O W, co 0, Tth lenn, thigh.Thompson < I A, oo H, 7th Term.Turner. J IVi. co H. 4th N C, nrm.Thomas, VV O, c«~> I». Sth Va, tbiKh.Tripp, .las A,co H, lit Tenr, arm and le?.Wright, G H, co A, 19th Va, writ' and back.W ts n, W _», Lteut, J I Fia, leg, flesh.Wind, It _, ca K.14.h Term, arm, ils-h.Watson, J W, co F, U'.h Tenc, chest, slight.Wurford, O W. C3 I>, 14 h Term, shocked.Wlmberly, John, co B, 14a Term, contused.Wynne, fc, ? ,008 14 h lean, head.Wail, J H, co B, I4h Term, itg.Wyatt, J lit, co A, 14'h Tean,wristWillroy, J W, co ii, 4th Va Hat, head.Wright, C, Lieut, co a, 2 t Florida, arm.Williams, J J, serg't, et li, 2d Fte, ahoalii.r.Widrick, W A. co B, 5._ N C, headWilkenon, .1 W, co H, tth N C, nrm.W.-illpoo!, J J, co I, Tth Term, instep.Williams. J W, co 11. 21 Mis* , sculp.Watson, J I', co F, Hampton's Legion, alioal-

der.Williams, Lleat E, co B, .' I lit, reck.Wyatt, Sergt H H, co O, tith Mis*.Waikios, XVI, Pu _, H h hiiss, hand.Word.O, co 1, llth ftlisß, thigh.White. I), co G,.-h Ala. thigh.Whitehead, G W, co G,4t<ih Ga, vuinei can-

tarum.Woodward. M D, co B, 4-.!i Va, iaee.Willie, F M, I .leut, CO H. 6 h S fj, thigh.Wright, W, Lieut, co U, 47th \ a, kg.Weaver, I) M, co 11,1st lean, line*.Wibb, Wm.coO, --7th Qs, forearm.Young, E P, .?"> H, ll h Term, leg.

Total?-xS.B'SVBXTH MISSISSIPPI RIOIM.ST.

To the Editors of Dtapae h : '.'. -~\r is a list ofthe _iil.ii,wounded aad mining of the llthMiit --Ippl regiment, ill brigade,) Col. Lid-dell c -lmandirg Amnnr the missing it Isf-ared some tiuve been .tiled, hi th-»y are mill

1 an. SO i ucati-junted for. Tne nattle wa.lu.lt of batarday, on tba Wlue-i_ileroad :

Mi jar TS Evans.Coraianya- kHUtd Silas Tomer, li'jr.-ided-

Oapt Lowry, Im I.i M.rso.lst s.,rgt B_cl*a-inore, Sergt Bit-ham, i'orpi H.-a!ip; privatesBridges, .1 Hfcst.-, B I Uilfhii, H Handy, WmHuns, BtcKeany Nesi.it, 1, O Wara, w 1.Young, .lame-. Hale. Total kilted 1; wounded14.

Company H? aliUstb Noue. Waundtd: MOtI FNealy, Sd LtU W Mourn, lit Sergt .1 btdarner, Ist i.'orj 1 B A Sims; prlva'es I hontssCurry, X Cravens, Htolcc. r, Clam Jaftnana, HC Mout-oy. A P Matthews, A iVlcHenry, HMcMullin, .1 T Sykes, W T Wells, tl W Hirst.Misting J N Oegg, B F Porter. Total killedo; wounded !'; aliasing 2

Company O? Killed: None. Waundtd: IstS«rg Peate.Corpi Hudiburg. priva-el.t a Ha-voaport, Ponder, K-s ou, t> S Thorn ton, GeoKidtl, lior.i, Spray, Snclair. Af. using: Pri-vate l.tprai!a,.l H Kobinsou. Total Killed 0;wounded 10; mlt«ii*g2.

Company P-JSl'.'e. Ser<t .1 G P.rry, TtiosRoMns _, JoBB truest, William McDonald.hounded. 2d l-i .1 B K->ll>; prlvueM.l W Ham.JoDii lious.-, H iUardia, H X ha?*, .1 ltney, IDcvi s, Tncs Ka*«*ls, k Mayo, I ncLeau, liA Horebead, E .1 Long, H B-rrinftton, 11Ham. Total kill*4. WOBBded :4

Oomoaay Er-Killttt: f*iv_te a w Beckham,.Ijtni Kirkaej. Waundtd: 2d I.'cut T P Mima,Serg't A i HelbertjOorpl i I> Love; priv-t.sII BOroach, 1 I* Bidmea-e, G w _ameads,

.1 Maioue, J U Moreheß-, W U Pope,H U-inii, N Howard, .! T J*nes, J X Minis.Wounded and Mini ig: Privates W tt Broad -

foote, smuti E_ Total killed, 2. Totalwounded, 13. Total wounded and mtesieg, 2.

Company F ? KtUedi FlretSftt J V i'uui;Private G W Hoik'US Wounded: figt J FTarrant; UornoratoJ l» Fanatar, I)O Farmer.Privates.! 4tS-*_nu,.l L Denprae, BBtehov-ii-r ll Mauorner, W li '1 ate, W Freeman, JOavls, M H-li, 1> Bell, JTJ.nta, T F Class,s M Hovren, E J I'arter. Missing aid SnppotedKilted: Privates W A Price, W J Feat, WttMilt. Total killed, 2 Total wounded, ltf.?Total wounded and inl?stng, S.

Oomnany U}.?KUl*d: Capt Beaaiaaft; Pri-vates Beard and tioak Waundtd : Lieut WO Nelms; Sg'aJG Gjoxlwiuaud Wyatt; Pri-vatts O W Ueibrittge, W B Del bridge, W B< lulieu, P Li Hops, I I Mas, t\ G Bu nicy, C OBoyd, U W Hiticir, J Lismaby, U, N Mitchsi,Pat Nagle, W J Stowars, .1 uo White, J E Tal-bert. Bigger, J It Orr, T Hurtev, A J Kaglan,b W Hooley. Musing: Privates Market. H AShaw, G i-mither, Hartgrove. Total ktllsd,3 Total Wjunoed 22. Total ml-lug, 4

Company H- Wsmmdadi Liaut Keld; Sgt RT liotsei ; Corpt rule iv O _etl», B N Lyon,Geo Shaw; Privates J N Oarothers, J CO.-rotbers, I B Prteman.W X Holle.iid .1 UJackson, F P Knos, .1 G Marable. W U __i»ra.bie, Whi .lltHt", Hr Owen, G M Matbls, WPMt.ili"., A E Kobu.-sou, P W lit. Iand Woundedand Missing: Privates ON Smith, J G L. 1 en,Si'Piden,- A Gales. Total w.unutd,-..Kilted, 11 ma.

Company I.- Killed : Ist S»rg't L J Morgan,Se'g'i X A Shell, Privates J J GHieapie, J .1Biiiuchard Wounded: Id Eieut Wt» Word,Corp'i .1 H McAIUaU-r, W H Meeka; Privates 1JBarker, L H Moore, J H Siroma.M M Cum-mttige. B F Headien, L W Mori? tn, N T Mc-Kay, I C IBanu, O Word Total- 1. Hed 4woanded U.

Company K-~h-.il d: t-orp'l H A Nelson,Privates W H Askew .1 Glass. Hounded IstEteut J SStandley. Corn'l N A BobUtt, pn-va ts J Hachanan, J ill lmrham, W W Hamil-ton, k M Hoovsr, W B Hughes, .1 P Hugnea,J W Jeunings.J J Lang, J A ftlstcalfe, JaaPearce, Bob'l hUv. JisStanfird, U Stedman,T tl Weed, A 1 Wolte, B P i'ayue, W O Per-sons. Missing W II Barrett, Wm Brown-tng. Total?Ail-'sd 3, wounded Id, ui.-i.ug I.

Total?K.lled, woapded.and musing, 192.T H Holmdav,Aij'tlUhMi.e.Vols.

i.i.i' or an.tan ana wotJanaii or thi riaiT81-'IMSttT TBRBIS-BB VOLF.ITSBBS.

Company A.?Lieut. l X Warren,bach; P.ivates T B Finley, kute; H F Puilipjß, leg;Jes.e oiara, allied; Mat Saucers, killed.

Company H?l.t Bob't usagau, abdomec;MCWsat, hip: M W Henry, ahouliter. II Lthorn bury, .am! Marlou Scruggs, ureastand head; Wm _u_deriand, ehoalder.

Company C*? Win M.Tiuuiel, gun shot ivleg; _ A Benson,gun. shot In side; Act* Jatb-soa, gun shot lv band; Usury Fuasway,kill-ed; Lewis ttoblns, killed, Wm -Horns, killed;Jonn Bright, gan shot lv head.

Company I>?Privates Thos Budy, ankle;Alex Budy,moutb; Jobn M Clark, leg: areaKuweit hand; Wlikes Weaver, leg; Obhili,killed.

Company 11.-BW Lien eg an shot in thigh;Thoe '-ip-ace t, guv shot lvUiigh; Atev Bailey,guashit In chest, altgh , Bufus Cnwloni,gun shot tn ohsst; J T Gunter, killed; J Fifiauialf, killed;«i M Wad*, kilted.

O-ino-ny P.- Privates B B-eeon, thlgb; OIB Sargraut, killed; Av*ry Keevei, leg. G WGnfjid, head. A Lee, arm, Tboe Llpioomb,te.'. MB Mann, nrm.

-B«M___-_----a-B-HICompany ?-.fttoft'd Petty, eftaati JtteetP 1

W Halbert, ebas ; J ft Wlllard, fram Lleat DW Clarg. lagt: .1 O. Kelso, arm; J T Oatbay.shoaldar; A J McLeeriy, back; John V Mc-Kinney, hand; John Kelso, thigh;F B Bun*. t

Company H.?ft Kenoett.gun abot in tblgb; *

J a Hue\gn*. ibot io abonidei, Thos Harper, *-

ron*o«el ?boulder ; M Tr'pt-, gun abot lvth'g-iTit. P Arnold aui. shot in arm. * t

Oow piny I.?Lieut Hewers, hear*: Private* Ift H ltarncs, shoaldei; David ijhamplan,arm; s.1 imea Hill, ahouldar, S_mu*l Jackson, hsad; 1..i lney Howell, kill--. iCompany X?M 8 Denkam, gun shot In 1thigh.Ball Hedgepath, gnu shot In thlgb; Fe- iil_ Bowlae, gnn ahot In shoulder; Arthur Iijuuiilugbai-,gun shot In thlgb; Jab Wright, tcan shot la font; l.t iteo Oarratt, gnn abot -in foot; C A Moure, gun abot In bano; B*nry tTurner,klllel.

The above is a correct list *o far as I have tbeen able to gath-Y. Manyothers wareatruckby spent balls, aud many had thelrclo'h**rid-lied and akin grayed, but they fought on,and fought gallantly.

& n VKf(WAa- s ant Burgeon, Ist T*nn.

MST a* OAtPALTIBS OF Tgß 21t> KB'HMEBT XOBTB

riioti'i Tsooes.

Company A-Captain T II Jonsa. kUled;htJW Sudderth, mrlously wounded; Pri-vates samusl Es-s, J M Powell, <> W Jus-ttce Jacob Tridd, D A Mull, killed. StrgiLH Oxford, Corpl E P Miller; Privatw M Cra-ger, M Osal. B Deal, Monroe Kaler J »

Cloyed, W A Todd, Sidney Octtae,a F Harper,8 U Powell, Josstah Hartley.l*lckens B*rlow.t. L Andaiaan, John McMillou.J H *4talli.i.s. John fl SimmoDs, A ftl Slngte.M Hllan.Jacob Htltou. K1 P H-yar. and Sergeant W isStiddertb, wounded. ioui?l> killed, i*>

wounded. ._. ,

Company 11-tet Lieut A 11 Adarae, killed;111 Ltaot A I* Finley. aucptsed killed; CorplW I. Hird, Privaua fl W Stake-, Mtr-.ln-ilfird. killed, t-errt J P Tat". Prlvitea W -.

Holvfleld, W A Buckhannor.W FOU.ns, Jno\u25a0'.tirtir, JohnOwln, J O Poget, Martin Car-Hs, P F t-igiey, Thot Odear. Alfred Uiuyton,wounded; Haraton Corner,.! J .mil-ling. Tcta--5 killed, 11 w-unJed. a uilsalcg

Oompa- y B-Dtsut J A Hooper, woaaded*Private J F Maxwell, killed; Ptvatss H»nryLong, J A May, W O filav, V (1 Oliver, J PStarlr. O W Ward, wounded.

Company F?Privates -5 Anderion, A JOaudtll, L AStomper,A T Hoilw y, killed;privates John Baldwin, H Ueynolda, .lamesCrance, H 11 Mains, J )hu Mains, Calvin Co-nier, 8 B Deunli, X Huchlns. ?, l> A Fox, OM Crouse, Alexander Tollver, Ii OStomper,wounded; Sergta Uavl.l fcdwnrda, M S Alex-onder, and Privates II H Wagoner, M WYates KJ H'm, Levi oo'ilns. missing. To-tut?4 killed 12 wouurtu*, 6 Bat-Stag.

Company O?Sergt C U biokss, and Privates.1 A Elliott, Jossph Levstaaa, A J Smith,Thomas E i*-. blnson, W F Saunders, Henrytinuw, weardad. Total?7 woumiad.

Company H? Lt Zkl»r, mortally wounded;SergeantMitchell, aud Privates Samuel IJote-soc, wounded; Corpl Henderson M -.rtin andPrivates p_esterand .Ijhn Carter, mttsl'ig.Total?3 s/oaadad and 3 mlaaicg.

Compaey I?Privates E J Bsmphlll, W At!raviu, II H LtSlns. killed; Privates W-fl Mc-Smith, Robert I.onnidu*, W A Todd, KoranThompson, Jonathan Hiebig, wonnded; Pri-vates D Fauikner, Kelley, Latham, Wm how-lin, Sieadman Williams, B F Kedding. A FHoltta, William Mitchell, mlaslr.g; also, Sid-ney all >rd and I ohn Latham, wounded. I'o-ti.i? 8 killed, 7 wounded, and 7 missing.

Company K-Sergt W O Birly, S.I Linden.and .rlvatoa SWL Hnidy. X .t Hird.S JScott, (formerly of co fc,) T J Hooper, (pro

not hurt,) .1 P .re*nlia', wounded;Privates W O Oertto*, A Bey ley, missirg ?

Total?7 wounded and 2 mlsalngOomoaey L?Private A Withers, killed;

Capt .1 F Stow, PriVßtoa Jll li.us-.ell, DobaouHnrrow, John fc Tuombarougb; 11 11 Hrady,H Steed. Hanry Lasalter, wounded; id ItHishop, Private Oeorge Patterson, missing.Total 1 Billed, 7 wounded, 2 ratsiug.

Company rd Private Emsi-y Alret.d, kill-ed; In-u'. _ H KiVet, Herg .1 I*7 Lawre.ic.*, 'Privates Ii ESunth, Divid Votk, A A Btee'L F Holden, J W Hace, wounded; Lieut L VMcM a*ers, Priv»tes H 0 Kugler, Alph*i sPugh, I. U York, miasm*;. Total?l killed, 7wound-d, 4 iiiis-fltg.

Totul in regno_.W-'!5 kilOJ, -3 wounded,aud 24 missing.

lv addlttoa, 1 add the los. otGd O E Light-foot end Lieut 00l .I t_» l._g killed, and MajTSOillofvay wounded making an aggregateOfltJ killed, wound«d, and niisaiug

PKCharii-8, Adjutant. ITHH FIFTH ABABAHA BNIMBBT.

Editor* Llspatch \u25a0 Okesrvißg a request In aI c.H ibiu.! oi ; our paper that ftdjataate olreg-.racnts would forward a detailed accountof itiH movemeataoi thetr respective corpse Ikerawltk subtni th report ut the m? vamatiibot the Mb Alabama retdment, Bods's brig-ade, daring the memorable battle of Barket'sFarm

This regimest, with the rest of the brigade,approached the eoeray'e works thicuch adense swamp, ob the rigitof the Williams-burp road, kneedaeplu water, and emergingla line at tha e.g.* of the abatiis formed byfti.cd timber, eneon.tered a heavy Are ofgrape,centatar,ead musketry. White pass-Ing over theseoeetreetlOßa, aa order waa re-ceived to move by the rlgbt flank, so va toeta-it--' mere in the rear This older was notreceived bytbes _ left eomonniee, which, un-der the eomaaand of Mt j ll 'bson, moved for-ward oa tha redoubt '1 be others, uiiu-r 00lPet;ues, moved by the r'ghi il tl k, and coarg->*J ilia -Oi?litotelu lUe mar; fortunately,however, iu»t before tbe ftaal charge of thebrifad. apea ttie butteries, the left wingt ltne up, and the charge was made togetherwith greitt enthusiasm. The colon wereborn* by Oolor-Sergt A- H. Moore, who falldead, shot in tha breast aud all dabbled iv n _

life's biooc; tbsy weie laataatly se zed by acorporal ot gOBTd, and by him boine ;or-w ird Into the red .übt. Af-er a short lespltethere, we agaia moveJ fu want la tbe tharse,driving the enemy hack into cover, and BBSS-Ing thretigh his camp. When within thirtyyards of ihe brushwood we lay down, andhere it we that we sutftred so terribly?forpen cannotdescribe tbs terrific inte aiy ot thestorm. Finally, an order CBBBBto fallbackto tbe c vsr of a wocd-pile in tuir rear, whichwi* did, tearing 100 ot cur t.ur.bT ki led a' dworm Jed whore we had lain O ireol rI weresboid'.iUii three times, and we finally borneof tya fourih party. Iv the tight of Sunday,this rcg.mei.t was under ilru, but suatamtdno loss. Tha cftlmia _nd men Mftaeadthroughout with tne utmost coolness and g .1-lantry,ai danif-red severely, aa will be thowuby our cfli.lal report.

«'arr.ed tt? ncttci . 67-Ktlltd and woundeti 2 7Missing 40Brought out Si>B

Lt.-Gol. Hall was waundtd In the handia..a retired from Hi - field early In tbs action.

ii J. . iiiiH, Adj..Cth Ala. Begt. Ist i.i. 0. S. infantry.

L'_pri.9ioN or CoaBBBPO-->B..rs not tubLi._6? The following la a copy of an .Blcla-order recently issued at Corinth, to which al*lutlou has bran made heretofore :

1. All newspaper and o her correspondentsarehereby ordered to leave tuts past by th*Brsttroiii; cor will they be permitted tore,turn witt'.ii uvei ty.jiv. miles of ths Hues.2. The lns|£ctors Ge-sr.l of the army ar*especially charged with the axscutlou ot thisorder, both in relation to oorrespoude-ts vowhere, or any others who miy arrive.

3. _illjaraandsotaiersareforbiidtu to writsot tbe army in their correapoadenoe; and thoGeneral commanding confl-.nily relies ontb" patriotism of his troops for the faithfultxecutlon cf this ordsr.

4. All officers and privates absent from thslrpost lor seven days, withcut leave, shall bedropped from the to Is of the army, and beconsidered as deserters, and, when arrested,shall be punishedas such. Tnsir names willalso be published lv all lbs papers as such.

By command of C.v. Beaur^^ard.Gso. Wu -_i_r,

/cling Chief cf stafl.B-BBPDfI ami* Hatiso ?Hall's Journal ef

_t,«iiA s*y "for jiersons who eat tortetimes a tin, it Is ample and sutll ~ut io makethe lust mtil of cold bread ano buuer, tind acup of warm driuk No one can starve on it,While it \u25a0 -et --vran c in tbs habit soon beget,a v.g tous appetite for breakfast, so proteasingof a day of comfort."If cue would alw tys hava a awest moutband a clean tortus. Began secure then bothby simply ceasing to overtax bis stomach.This IrnjaentBaaing is aa sv.l, mischtsvoushabit, ruiuoui cf both health and comfort,and li prevents the individual from receivingthe great amountof enjoyment which It wasintended he should raoelve from eaung, andwhich is nece-sary to perfect nutrition.Nothing should be eaten betweeu regularmeals, wneihsr these meals are taksa two orthree times a day, aor sbould oa* eat that th*i]uantity luga* led will luda.a heaviness oruncomfjr able fenling.

The cook tastss tbe food she prepares, audby tbis fr. . tent tasicg abeasstroys both U.Brelts'a for ncr meals aud health, i Ui-re eremany boaaeksepam wao have the same per-nicious btblt.

Cast amy ? A very serloas casualty occur*red oa Sunday last at (Jimp Wyatt, nearWilmington, N. O. The* i-mrual gi»? thefollowiug account if"Tf ."

Bom* soldiars had got ftofclof it shell whichthe Yankee gan boais had thrown ou tb*beach iv tbsir late rtemoastratioo in thainelguborbood, and after having brushed i.ea* mud or stud had era It dowa among*,tbem, wbsn another soldier cam* ap aaddropped a c let of Are on the fuse, whichoiiuaed the shell to sgplode la their midst.?i'lveof those present arere wounded mortally,four strloualy, and three slightly. Thtethiagought to ba a waratogto oar man of tbe dan-ger of footing with nsexptodensa*lla. tr any-thing be or any ua* as a lesson ta thts way.--Man seem auxio.e to ba killed by wo tl csvhardly b* ctiled an aooidvut, for aaraly aay-.body ougut to b iv a kuowu tbe re*ali of pei-tiug aooal of 8.-c oa the fara ot aa aaeaptod*Maftatl.

I_e RftOßßt ?Mrmiah BftaJfaJ?Ullgo. B. O.

We copy from tße Charleston Mm**? *

the Id lnat, the aabjetaed account of TtVmtah whleh baa bran briefly meatlOMg _. 'tofore: r**

Oo Wednesday night last (tath snd-..the Yankees aaccaaded in lanaiusc. ___ "*-\u25a0Port BiyalFarry, the tath rsginTeai ofP_*'?ylvaul.iaiautry, composed of tt*rni»_7*Irian principally, two oompani** oft___regiment Michigan lafßairy, two titi _

!___*from a battery of OoaaeoUcut ar ? UarW*'a company of cavalry, armed wi.h a__S*loadii.« carblue*. Thla tore*, naiahl!? 1about I,l(ki men, and compose. .

?

was, of uiixtd cummaa is, it would tL J*spent most of ths night lv ttf«n_a**'lauding, and began amarch of tweieat?,,'on Thursday morning, at which tta___pic'.als reported the advance of ____*aiy'a.colnmn. How*v*r, about uins a____oroeraw*re extended to Ma t ti _taa__»>_-_"tailon ol cavalry /foor OBtapratonrthe £ledge Mounted rißam-n, am/ i,ap,' _?___!_He-wards "Marion?aduto " Ta-tommaud.,_dofoo^0' *«Jrailroad station promptly and _!!__!tbeuce down the road teadlDe'to __ J00 ** 1!llgo.Oapt. Tranholm'* BBBBgaay mkRvanoe. The Batledge Bonn'tra rl_£naV, ,a company of Kai g-rs from Mai > r aor».battalion, the first armed with aaeeeh!C__4

tng carblues, and the latter wite d ?°' K "'barrel guns, dismounted and daatoaaa*eklrmisbers among the "old oaka' _7. .*the neighboring wao.te, -.vsricg thi ro_small party buying been sent forw_r_ ,*tsar ap the bridge a short distance in S_?vai o. Tbaeusmy'ssklrmUhsrsaoootitriir

ed to the rlgnt end left, and a ac .tt,-. L ;'. J "

aloug the irout wai kspt ap on boiti mSAt I o'olock our tagops wsre w thgrswn.wards the rrllroad.ana tbs enemy,;, ~" "°"

gnaid followed for the distance of Bea____!ot a mile, aa far as Mr. ThJia_s k___7plantation. They subsequentlywithdrew.t*ld Pocotaligo,aud taeuc. totiarda.'siwhere their leargaar-t bivouac.ad jjo-u'the afternoon Oaptatn Stephen _.l.tuti_r i_Y..from Hardieviite witn three gnas fromt_battery; also, a battalion ot i__t_.ry fromthe " PhilllpeLegion," (Oeorgia, voinuteert,Between 6 and 7 o'clock an infantry rtgiutaJreached tbe station, and later in ma »v»_,7Major Jefford'e squadron and Captain B nledge's dragoons arrived, after a hot rids .

foice wa* *cut forward, and ivaulaad Mi'ii-.gut near Garden's Corner, la tbe mornlog the mam body of ihe lansees, < t w 'found, bad i-tf-c eu a successful retreat njtha rear guard had also reached tba ferry i-time to escape. Onr forces, on FlMar |hlowed in their faotstspa, and _r*d eoniai&o.from Elliott's battery at the fstry houae ontn« opp.slt*slds of tueriver.

The losses of theenemy were one cajitan.and two privates, of ths 50thregimen*, killed, and six woanded. \y,

_ ,took Corporal Freder.ck Bishop, of tha - ?,Michigan regiment, prisoner, who __\u25a0 betasent to this city, tie tea Prussian by bliVPrivates Goddard and Lawton wersatnteiiudispatches to Colonel Wales!. thty toot tatStony Creek road, by whioh tbe Yankees ti»_retreate J, instead of tbe Sheldon Cbarca r _and soon cams upon the Yankees. Dr (Jod-dard was shot head. Private Lawton foundhimself surround d by arme. men, bathe nutspurs to bu hoist a.a dashed ott. ThiacaiuyBred at him, and a buckahjt araßß-BBtosalball pasted ihronghnia lung. Hereach*.aaa.and nceivedev-ry attention, bu; UM woan.ir reported as rather aerioua. Althoughu'liuyoung, he bas bjeu in ths war from the |»g.nning, shaiirg tho dangers aud auCeriL*iromdleo.ao as a mambtr of tbe Paimat;.Guard iv Virginia Privates bmf.Q SIKjKtuirt are woundad lv the ahouldar all|_u,I'riva.e lltighea, tfcrough the body,icTera.t'and Private (loughwas ltjared tv the ayt. \u25a0aplintera from a tree. A member ur ___,, JfMorgan's iqaadron was kilied.bat we n» f,not heard his nam**. We had about IM nuniv ihe action. Our troope showed grea. wiii-ingnets and courage, and tte KuileUgenotni'.Ed i ll .men p .riuuiM ly iittlo, mtntd r,- \u25a0salvia, receiving lbs well done of tin cum-raaudiug cfßcer of the district, Col. Walter.

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[Pioni tha Mm.;.: i.i Appeal ]

Tlie Tiaitoia' Convention at Naitj.villa?The Moral.

Now that the rloui'i of defeat and dliuttrate ternpciarii> i*:u_ertngabout ut, wemtnexpect mnuy weak-meed and tlnila sdhertc.of our cauee to grow pile with Bftprsßaßßaut the Baal reenlt. and go over, liks their prt-decedtora, the lorlesof the first Bsvolutln.ita cowardly anutopafta to tue eueiny. _. tv?tu.'h aa th tt through tthi.*h we are joi__i_g :.his war lathe true and only sure test of omiloyalty, lt scparauj the chaff frora it*wh*a.?dr.aa tr. in tue gold?aud leavss ljmiddle giound foi the tkulkingneutrul, tablike the oat iv tha fable of the war beiwt.ruthe bird* and beasts. Is ever ready to a_ib-t?the prospering cause of tho victor. I_ but, ilsharpens the Hue of daiuarkatloii betwaeo itaonly two parties under our O-ver.oia.i-patrlots and traitors.

These thoughis by our perusalof the | loceeJlngaof the _->nveut!ouof traptors and rent-*, tdes r.-cently held lv Ne.hviiii',for the alleged purpose ot seeking to totala .out " .ne restoration of the former !»,<\u25a0, nof this State wttu the Federal I'tnoo. '-?

among Its number were several premiumClt./.tnsand formerli respectable gectiamtnof tins State?but not cue wbu.t ioyauyto the .-i.i am has not heretofore tswuanapeotad. Ths P.estiant of tots treasoua-tiie Ut-Si-ru'iiiage was William 11. I'amptitll,of Wilson, well known throughout l"n -te... come yeara ago aa a man of itti.-euce aud integrity, but so fallen and eta(-raced that there are "none ao poor aa to doDim reverence.'' lt waa < niy about eightmonths ago that, upon being tendered by t_tPresident a Hrlgadisr Oeuerstabip tv titCon to-erel* army, be assigned ".At ftaMtamif hit health" as an apology t r bis retti*al>/(

tue position. Now, the vlls hypocrite astir tthat "in the midst of this night of rsbaiuoH,patriots have looked for thertstorattou of titold Big as earnestly and anxiously tl tutJews of old looked for the Holy !.-__ frontice captivity of Babylon,'' anJ cott.nirajtw-hia tr*_sou by calling upon all to raaJat i_»

armies of tbe Confederate QomsaSßl ail?'help lv reetonu,, the eupreniacy of tbe lavovur Teunesaes," and reluaiaie bet te btr ttpa01.'tied and loath ome f.fttiiatii. . witt, Utaboil.ton Btttee of the Borth.

William H polk also participated i_ atmovement? the veritable traitor vtbc, \u25a0year ago, dared present himself bal-nt--paopie of Tennessee as a candidate ' : --?

hijbea office within their gift. \ea s>maraber hearing htro, in hia speech att '\u25a0'\u25a0Fellowa' Hail, in this city, Indtguantly da*nounce aa foul calumnies the tin; at*: -?

that had been cast upon bis loyalty by a jot-tl on of the prisa, at ths sams tlmssvoattihlraaelf as noi only sympathising wl h _vSouthern movsment,but as baug forever op-posed to the reconstructlt n of ths old r. -

now liste.i to the treacharout btr.n'.ia '-

year ago," bssald "he did not know wCaiti-It would be ocs( r ten ysars before he would te"ilowed to speak In Tennessee," bst i_e'-el-il tg" was now "rsetorsd," snd "it tl is ut#rus; and hs swore now, and hs appealed to thalarge audience to Join blm in the oeii»,B« *ar

to .-?- it bauted down ataic." Uetsaaiil'ohave.aborted the people to "gird on taairarmor and drive away the pluudsrsra " "J'the hea-t of tne people of Teiineaaee reapes '»

to it." added the miscreant, "1 will g» _\»private lv the tanks, and -.id my tsnunummcountrymen lv driving iha marsadtri troiuthe eoaftara of our Stats "

In eddliiou to this, Wm. B.BtaßtafßW"his teetimony, that "the rebellion waa ulJa»and causeless, with uot the ehadow o. a pra-text." ?'Tenneetee." he aald. "was as m«tito-day tn tbs Onion assvar. The South wa-in the wrong, and 'Otttt ?-*-"* 0 ____"_JJwas the duty ot tb« p«opte, betrayed as tit;

had been, to retnru to thair aliagtauce as J ?*?

leave those hyenas, tbsir leaders, ta tn« pen-alties ot j tsttce." . ~,Bdmoni Cooper said: "Alt thraagbAnightof the rebeiltoo, hia heart bad Bans-concert witu the music if the I-io. ?\u25a0?*'?

?there was no cause for tharsbeilku, aaasa"warned the disloyal that tbe totienug F- _of the revolted Siates wcusd amnbem?jaway by the Federal Government lis- ta.

oefthe tne winter a a oriu "

~,r i fl.Wi H Wtaener. a small traitor, Bt "??'*?'''

c-ut calibre, claimed taat "»ne year-l"st:od sodtary and alone,among one aaw?'members of the Legtalature, ou IBM(\u25a0*-;?opposing ths bill for ths ."taat-'-n -W ****

Uon."Bumsroua others, "curs of low *\u25a0_**&,

whose reputations are noi msrsly locei, -?

arsdln thepro-radtegaof **-?\u25a0»"""?? **%.th.vi th* followtig Base*dtn Stoßes, John Titm-.r*. Alteu eVßanva-WHlt.m B. L*w.*. bach te the JtajA»*

tbe odlamcov*r*d traitors who ?

ing part tn th* mostdUgrscerui mvAWRfnm.rament of iAamat-tmmaai~at' nui" embalmed in hat* aad oanoaliad am-through ail Uuio u> ooms. Uns smearsfact lv refar*nc* to ihu matter ia, ib*» -"

vwhote number, w* do aot retoani**whose loyalty has h*r*tofor* W?» vaeov* suspicion. They h»vs ail baau*\ra secret aympathiairs with the MumtWSLnSffSSai asraaiktai i»2S*SSHelent growlers _g».-*» »*«\u25a0S£___ «*? '

manl aud ralumuiawrs of our true**

l*at us b*war* ol all such ia ,»?*"'£\u25a0>torment, uor recoguise tbem »v ths***-»?

w, rWe have come to that crisis te «,,

when every man te to be r*«erd*d ea m 3us who is aot knowa w ba B*^J m

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