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AFTERNOON EDITION TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1364 EVENING EDITION. A.T LANT GtA TUESDAY EVENQJG. MAY 10. 1864. Till Ml TUATIOrn-MKlKS BBIflHT Rill.

At no time daring the war have cur pro pact been to prom icing as at the present. Unifonn had nninterrup.eJ success baa attended cor li mi tico the opening ot the spring campaign. We canmot now call to mind a single reverse, a.ni the fatttro looks as cheering a the past has been glorious and saoeeasfaL Our dastard foe have been sncoesafnlly Toiled at Charleston, be ha baeu beaten and driven from Florida, while a perfect sbuckirg has bees made of him OS the west side of the Mississippi. Toe victory of Kiaf Smith over Bucks is the most complete asMTbvarw helming of the war, and rb iivo. no ids that Basks wi'l L.

ai.le to arsnme the ot- this summer. From the latest aad bf acooants received, he has lost all his artillery, wagoie. males, -heroes, ordnance and etaaawussary stores, together with about one balf of his army. Besides this, by the Provi dential falling oi the water in Kad river, a large nsstber of Commodore Porter's gunboats and transports have been entrapped above the shallows on that stream, and left without the hope of escape. Of" a truth, such a signal umph has not been vouchsafed to us sines, the comjneacement of hostilities.

We should ably in making this remark, except the victory of Oeneral Price over Steele, hich seems to have been a clean and clear wipe cut. From cur latest accounts Steele has lost not only all his artillery, wagon train and stores, but he has lost his whele army and huceif with it Tbo West is now comparatively free from the enemy, and it will be a lrag time before he wit; again summon courage to advance into the interior. The ceptnre of Plymouth, too, has been or will be cf incalculable advantage to the cy. It opens a new port for the blockade ners, and from our latest accounts, we have already derived great snccor to cur army and cocutry through this source of supply. The iron-ciad ram Albemarle, moreover, which has been let out ot Roanoke river by this triumph, is playing hob with the gunboats of the enemy, and will, in all protabili.y be enabled to police aaGeessfally Albemarle sound, by which the nsher.es of N.r;b are again opened up to as.

But the most gratifying intelligence of all comes to us from the invincible army of Vir giriia (J RANT lias thus far been successfully toltd in bis great "on to Richmond" movement, aed, judging from the equanimity cf our mili tary leaders and Government officials at Rich- m' ed. we need have no fears as to the final am t. They are fully apprised of the Herculean tffjrts now being made by the Yankee Govern meat for the capture of the Confedtirate capi it, and cf course are or will be prepared for tho shock wherever and whenever the onset is made. With all the lights at present before us, wo are forced to the conviction that Graht is bound to foliovun the footsteps of his ous predecessors. He has ccrr.o into the flict with all the1 pomp and vain glory of Pope; may be come out of it with the same chagrin asi humiliation.

As to the Daltsn front, the public hereabouts who know the sitoation and condition of atl irs. have no fears or apprehensions. Hose has already ripened into confidence, and the enemy are already regarded as whipped if he will only ign to give battle, which there seems to be some doubt. Out officers there were never more cocfiJeot ef success, while oar noble and gallant soldiery are eager for the ball to open They were never in higher spirits or better fighting trim, and the country may rest assured that they will do up their work in apple-pie order when they once get at it. Gen.

John stom has an eagle-eye upon the foe, and is pared lor him at every point. From a survey of the whole field, from tbr, Potomac ts the Rio Grande, our skies were never brighter or cur prospects more promising. All, both army and people, feel that cuoceas in the two great contests new at ch- mond and Dalton will pat an end to the war, and with this conviction on the minds of cur soldiers, they will fight as never men fought before. The Yankees no doubt have been per- aaaded by the experience cf the last three years, that our boys know something of fighting, but they have severer lessons yet to leant which will be Uoght them in the campaign now pend ing. They have already bad a foretaste of the fighting propensities of our troops at Plymouth, Fart Pillow, in Fiorida, and on Bad river.

The Gael lessons to be imparted by Gens L.EB and JohRbtok, now being taught. The Fives The action of ogress having settled the value cf the fivee at 0C cents after the first of a disposition prevails on the part of thermal! traders and spectators to let them drop at ccce. While wa think this is wrong, as the June tszes will more than sorb the amount afloat at par, it really seirns endeavor to nUru the current against i the extortioners' raised Withourco temporary of the chmond Itig, we wish we were well lid of tbem altogether, and recorn mend a a means bringing about a consumma tion so devoutly to he wished, that all who have not paid their do so as soon as possible abddai all who buy the new six per cent bonds settle for them in these notes. List or Wouvmrd. We have been unable to obtain a complete list of the wounded who arrived to day, in tirr for ihi afternoon issue, bat have been promised one for the morning Amen? those who were brought down were the following: Lieut.

Cannady and Austin, company UTth Mississippi Sergt. O. H. Del-auee, company A R.Arnett, pany J. W.

Haider, company and Addy, mpaoy 37th Miss; C. W. LessV, BiWelariri'a aharo shooters T. Knight, 17th Alabama; A Y. White, S.h Alabama A.

Matlock, company 5th Teuoessese cavalry Ear The following statement cf distance will assist the reader to understand the opera nsar the Kapidan From Orange Court TJanae to Fredericksburg is forty-one miles Tha road crosses no river. Proceeding from Orange Court House we come, at ten miles, to un mile further brings as to Parker's store six miles further to Wilderness five miles further to Chancellors ville ten miles more to Fredericksburg. 1 CsT Gentlemen from Russell county, and As adjoining ones, as well a from gee and neighboring Georgia counties, lnlorm the Columbus Sam thtt the prospect for a splendid grain crop is very fine that a very large quantity of land was sown in wheat, and that it is growing finely. The froet did not in- jure peaches as much as was supposed. There a promise of aa ample crop, and being what thinned oat by the cold, what fruit we do pave wUl be of aa excellent character TDK BNOACBHKNAT BsKSACA.

Toe city has be-an fall of rumors about a fight atRaseea on the Western and Atlantic road since yesterday. Daring the night it became evident that the telegraph line, though rently working fr jat here to Dalton, was being tempered with, and that soma strange operator had hold of it The superintendent of the At lanta office withheld all business until be could get the true signals from oar operators at the other end. About half past nine this morning these were obtained and It became evident that the Una between her and Dalton wa free from the enemy. At 10 o'clock the Kingston train arrived, thirtv-fire of our wounded who had been in the fight at Rsaaca. Those were ed during the middle pnrMon of the day day and was at ones) brought off the field.

They know nothing of what occurred later than terday 4 pm. had the pleasure of an interview with Lieut. Cabtsady, company 37th Mississippi, Car revV bridade. Lieut. C.

is wounded by musket shot in the fleshy part of the left thigh. Prom him we learn that the Bm appeared in fore; aboat four mile wst of Rssaca at 10, a. at yesterdsy. Oar pickets engaged them, gredaauy failing back upon the main force, which consisted of Cahtey'8 brigade. The enemy appeared to have two divisions of fantry, some of them mounted.

Thoyadvanced steadily upon Resaca, when our line gradually fell baek to within half a mile of the village, wbere tbey held tho enemy in check. In the after oo reinforcements begin to ar rive from above and below, anl the result of the battle we know only from the workirg of the telegXsph line, which we have already given. This portion of the enemy evidently came down from the Lafayette road, passing to the left of oar forces, sod had for their object the catting of the line of communication between Gen. Johsstos anl his base of supplies. In this they have been signally defeated.

About 11 in the morning our forces captured sixteen cf ths Yankee adfance pickets, one of whom was a negro. Resaca is a small railroad village, eighty-four miles from Atlanta and eighteen miles from Dalton, where tho railroad crosses the Ojsta- naula river. The bridge at this point, the struction of which the enemy was doubtless aiming to accomplish, Is an important one, and had they succeeded, its loss would have given Gen. Johmtom trouble. HKPOKTANT TO TAX PATsTBs.

The commissioner of taxes, in a late ecrre- pondnce with Messrs. LestW, bell and Aiken, members of Congress from thei Stale, render soma important opinions on the tax question. Hs decide that the five-fold penalty for the non-payment of the tithe tax applies only to the tithe tax of 1864, and cot that of ld53. The penalty for the non-peymant of the tithe tax of 1863 is the assessed value thereof, with 50 per cent, added. The tithe tax on ba- eon payable in tha year 1864, and the time for assessment not.

having arrived before the l'7th February, 1664, the data of the ed tax law, is subject to the five-fold penalty Another point decided is that, in cases where the produce subject to tax in kind has been to ken and receipted for by any qaarUrmaster or commissary serving with troops iu the field, the receipt may be allowed by the collector in set- of the money value of the tax in kind In cues where such produce of the farmer has been taken and receipted. for by any person longing to the army not a quartern or missary, proof mast be made of the 'sets by the tixpeyer to the satisfaction of the collector, and hs ii istisfied that the produce has been re ceived and ased by the Confederate 8 army, the receipt may in like manner be allowed. So, also, in cases where such produce bag been token by the Confederate States and no receipt given, upon satisfactory proof being made, the amount so taken will be allowed. APT EXPLANATION. The only explanation of the geography of the late battlc-ficd and vicinity, we have yet seen, is furnished us by the Charleston Mtreury and a proper understanding of the position ef the roads and fords alluded to in Gen.

Lee's patches, as well as these of the press reporter, is necessary to a comprehension of the exact state r.f affairs on Saturday night "Gennania and y's crossings, on the Rspidan. are on the roads leading from Calpeper to Fredericksburg. Germania is the cTossirg for the plank road, and y's, which is lower down the river, for the old wagon road. These are the roads merly used by the country people in passing from Culpeper to Fredericksburg. When the enemy crossed, be occupied both roads and both fords.

But it seems that, on Saturday evening, our forces turned the right of his line, which was drawn up aioog the plank road, and at right angles to the course of the river. Being thus cut off from the south bank of the river at Ger mania ford, the enemy appears to have with drawn his line of battle to the old wagon road, lower down, at the same time removirg his pontoons from Germania to Ely's ford." Gsn. Stafford, who was wounded in the recent fight in Virginia, is from Loaiaiana. Personal Mayor Monroe, of New Orleans, was in Mobile, on Saturday. He expects te mxko the latter city his home, until able to re turn to New Orleans.

Gen. D. Adams, of New Orleans, was also in Mobile Sunday. Gls Lovkll. The Mobile Tribes of Sun day, has a long and well written artiol in refer ence to tbe crucial conduct oi this officer, in connection with the defense and fall of Nsw Orleans Tbe facts stated are such as have been published in these columns, and completely exonerate Gen.

L. from blame. f3T A soldier's wife requests through the umns oi toe Charleston Crur, that the I Jin icstant bs devoted to prayer to God to save our country and its brave defenders. Let there be a hearty "amen" to her request Cy The following promotions have been made inMcGoiran's brigade, army of Northern Virginia: Mej C. McCreary, Capt W.

P. Shooter, lieutenant-colonel, and Capt. T. Alston, major of tha 1st South Carolina regiment. A 9uoESTieH.

In view of the success that has lately attended our efforts to deter the kee gunboats from entering our waters, by tbe oseof torpedoes, and ot the whelssale dread en- tertsined of these hidden agents by the kees, a Richmond correspondent cf the Mobile Regitttr suggests that we apply the torpedo system to the land as well as to the water not to railroads only, bat to all roads in which the enemy is likely to advance. Apply the system on a grand scale mine a road for a mile in length, or, better still, plant large shells at tervals of fifty or a hundred feet for a mile or more, and blow up a whole brigade of cavalry or an entire division of infantry at a pop. ier said than done, you will sy, for our people ars always traveling over the principal roads Tree, but where there is a will there's a way. and caution would be rcquirtd, but the work could be done. Plant the shells at dead of night, four or five feet under ground, connect them by mines, and explode them ultaneously by electricity.

Tradibu at VtcKJWURO. We are informed by a gentleman from Jackson that able disposition to trade cotton with tbe enemy at Vicksburg, exists among tbe people of that section of tbe State, especially those of the zoo country. This is in General Adams' trict, and tbe practice meets with great tion from lum. A correspondent of the Varum says be exercises all vigilance to prevent It. In several instances he has permitted persona to carry on this illicit traffic, but it was only when it was known to Lim that these persons were between the lines, and suffering for tbe lute ntceisariee of life.

thus became a que tion of humanity. OKIJJA ITJK.T!-. The Lake City (Fla Columbian is informed by several gentleman, who had jast arrived from Jacksonville, that the number of the enemy's forces in Jacksonville is about MOO, a large msjority being negroes. The troops are under the immediate command of Col. Bir- ney, of the 6th United States colored troops, a native of New York, aud a son of the notorious abolitionists by that came.

Genera's Uilmore, Seymour and Hatch were all on board the steamer Maple Leaf at the time she exploded a torpedo in the St. Johns, and barely escaped with their lives. Since the explosion of the above steamer and the Honter, they are not much inclined to ascend tbe St. Joha. There is large number of cases of small-pox and other diseases in Jacksonville, and their troops are likewise upon very small rations.

Isaac F. Wiley, brevet 2d lieutenat of Capt. Reynold's company, 6th Fiends battalion, together with another deserter from Coffee county, who, in conjunction with other deserters and tcries have been committing depredations in Fiorida, ware captured near New Boston, on the Suwan nee river, acd hqcg by a par'y of Confederstc's a few days since. Notwithstanding the severe etorms of rain and wind which were experienced during the two preceding mouths, and which retarded the planting interests to a great tent, the most cheering intelligence comes from the counties east and south of Like City as to the prospects for a large grain crop. Jn the section cf country not cotitignoas to and bor dering upon the enemy's lines, larga quantities of grain have been planted, with a promise of a large and abundant harvest In conscqaence of the backwardness of the crops and the un settled condition of the country, Judge Daw kins has determined to hold no courts within his circuit this spring.

The same may be likewise said of Judge Pjtnam of the eastern, and Judge Kmg of the southern judicial circuit. is QF The firemen of Mobile, are to double duty act as firemen and ilice. Gold has dea'ined la Mobile to $15 for and is heavy at that XST Oar efficial loss in the fiht of tho 21, at Comite, East Louisiana, is five wcunJed and killed. The enemy's loss is the colcnel of tbs 5th Wisconsin and 60 men killed, and they were driven te Baton Rouge. tT la the writ of habeas corpus case of Jessa Ansley, tried before Judge Hook in Richmond superior court, decided adverse to the petitioner, a writ of error had been granted, and the case carried up to the supreme court for cision.

Crops in Attala Count, Miss A latter fiom Kosciusko says i To wheat, rye and oat crops are looking well, and if the rains cease their frequent visits, Attala will make another gocd crop of small grain. Ccru has been very backward this spriog, but the last few days of warm weather have tended mo zh to cheer the farmer's heart as to its prospects fp" The Yankee ruffians, trae their brutal instincts, applied the flames to Washington, N. before they evacuated, leaving two-thirds of the town a heap of smouldering ruins. Yabkee Raid The interruptim to graphic communication between Richmond and the South, on Saturday afternoon, was caused by the Yankees. The Columbus Times says Tbey struck tbe railroad at Stony creek, about thirty miles south of Petersburg, destroying the bridge across that stream and catting the graphic wires.

We have no information of tbe strength of the expedition, but presume it will not be allowed to do much further damage. The Florida. The Charlestoa Courier titates that this vessel is now commanded by Captain Manigault Morris, with S. W. Av- orett, 1st lieutenant.

Captain Maffitt, who was relieved on account of sickness, is believed to be on bis way home, and we hope will be spared to hear further reports from the Florida, and her elder sister, Alabama, and others of the sea- roving family of Confederate fiag-bearers. The War on the 8owtk Side. We can get but little from tbe movements of the enemy on the railroad lines outh of Richmond. Be tween that city and Petersburg they seem to have been disappointed, but there are reports of another raid to a point south ot Petersburg. The Augusta ChrtnUU of the 8th says, a vate dispatch received in that city last evening siates that fighting was going on this side of Petersburg, Va.

It appears that a Federal force ma le a raid and homed the railroad bridge over Stone creek. Tbey also cut tbe telegraph wires. We were unable to get further lars in regard to tbe matter. Oeb. Behmmu The Columbus, Georgia, Times learns that the wound received by ral Banning in the late battle in Virginia, is more serious, or severe, than was reported in Saturday's telegram.

A private dispatch from Orange te his family states that he was "severely, but not dangerously wounded in the shoulder; that he was doing wall, and would come home. XW In tbe House of Representatives on last Tuesday, Mr Keehle, cf Tennessee, introduced a resolution of thanks to Major-Gen. N. B. rest and the effiaers sad men under his mand, for their successful campaign in sippi, West Tennessee and Kentucky that hi mat and brilliant achievements entitle him to be placed among the renowned chieftain of the world, which wn adopted.

"Xcfccl Oatk-TaklBS Swiwdlere The Philadelphia Inqwtr says On Saturday afternoon, the 19 instant number of "rebel oath-takers" were at the Cooper Bhcp Volunteer Refreshment saloon Tbey all seemed anxious to cbtain work. It was not to be expected they were ail honest. It may be safely inferred there is always one Judas in every twelve men. It seems, however, that a worthy farmer, Mr. Middleton, of Dela ware county, in agreeing to give work to three of the repentant rebels, happened to select three tie desired to nave one band to work on his farm, but three of the released prisoners prevailed upon him to give them employment.

He paid tueir passage 10 me cc untry, and on tbe following morning, Sunday, they appeared isfied. One of the party, giving tbe name of Wilson W. Maiden, bailing from North na, remarked that it was Sunday morning, and arrested that any bargain of a busioess acter made on such a day might not be exactly legal. Mr. Middleton said that, so far a be was terested, he would waive.

such a technicality. The men ere fitted eat with a change of ments in place of their batteruut eloUing. and a substantial dinner was served to them. Some time after this gaetronomical exercise the trio started away and have not been heard of since. One of the men gave the name of John Mar- dock, and said he came from North Carolina.

The name of the third man is not known. LKTTtB TROTl RIHSnB, Spmai Correspocdsaee of the KVmpfcli Appeal RtCHXOSD. May S. 1SGI Tee ambolaaee commutes has been ordered te a freat sad left lews ltd afternoon by a special train. We all know In Richmond what this means.

A raddea anl violent dearemi of tha barometer at tea Sooe not more surely tod, cat a itorm than, the departure of tha unbalance soinmlllae indicates a battle. The Yankee are la fore on this tide tbe Rapidaa aad an endeavor lof to tor lb right flank of Gen. Lee's army. There will probably be mneb maneorerlnf for aosilkia fr Trai day and then the great thoek of anna. Then I a feverish excitement here, as Is natural, bat no sort of apprehension as to tha rasnlt.

What we hear of Gnat's amy do cat inspire apprehenaion. It I aat the wall appointed aad well duclpUned host that i nnder afcClellan two years ago to "drtv the rebel to Che wall. It is probably not large nor so hope fa! a the column tbat mwed on to their de tracUoa under Sibling Joe Hoot at CbauceUenTlli There are torn diseSectcd brigade la It. Large rein SBceeSMata have no doubt arrived daring the lut week from WaihU-gton, brought from Tennaea and Charte- ton, or new Uvl-s, bat tbey are composed In great part of uegroea or foreigners, excellent materia' for demo ralilatira nd rent should Grant be repulsed. Bat tbe proof of the material will be In the fighting.

A week will probably show what sort of army Grant load to tha attack. Vankee gubeata ar ascending river to-day, probably for the purpose of creating diversion In concert with tbe Federal fore la tbe Panic sula. Preparation to meat aad repel any hoe' i'e ment in this qtartae have been tally mad, and fcr the rtvtr, th, ganboata will probably come no h'ghrr than Gity Point. They have a taiatary fear of torpe and they have no idea at all cf caning range of the gaus of Drewry' uff. -eiorthem papers as lata a the 3d have been received here.

The new Is nnlmptrtant. The military erittca are still dmoatratlng if IncTitabla capture of Rich mond with ma hematical certainty. The committee charge with inveRigating the Fort Pi low "afaiauer' hav returned to Wanhlngtua and made their report. ItUa vary lively Tee art The half had not beta told of lb retiel'' barbariiie. Ou Forroat, according to ihi committee, it inch a man a might be the roau't of a combination of all the Vankee ruttian.

Bailer, Tur chin. McNUU. Miiroy, Spears, Stabl aad the lamented Ulrlc Dahlgrea in one person. Men were not merely murdered In Fort PI low la cold blood. They were nailed to boaida.

Tb were roasted. Tbey were buried alive. Fortunately, Europeans will know ex act how much of this to believe that to nay, they will believe nothing af it at alL Tb Emperor Maximilian tailed from CI vita V-ccMi fcr Havana oa the 30th of Ap il, and If be bad favor able voyage be ahould be in Havana at this momeo Sesv at col thn been rece ived on lb other ide the Atlantic of the passage of Winter Davie' rtaolntiona on the Monroe doctrine. Of cours Maximilian will hear nothing of the recant sueetetesof the Jnarei party and sf the flight of Vldaorri from Monterey until ha reaches Cuba. Ha wtil hear at tbe same time of tha cordial fraternization of tbe Yankee aad the adherents of Juare at Matamorot.

of Cortina a reception In Brownsville, etc, all of which, wa may reasonably sappcae, will not prove disadvantageous to tha success of General Preston, who will repair lo Mexico immedl ately after th aew Emperor shall have anivad at the capital. Congress baa very little as yet Both houae have changed their place of session te the hall ef tbe Virginia and Hius of Representatives, pectively, wbere they have core light and space. In tbe Hooee, yesterday, on motion of Col Swaon. of 1 enneaaca, ibe matter of placing the five dollar bill on the fuoilng of the new earrener, received its qoietn by an overwhelming vote. Some sansatlon was created when Mr.

J. F. Leach, of North Carolina, in making personal explanation of kls political status what th French call a prtntin un ot ackaow lodged, la reply to a question addressed to him by Mr. Staples, of Vir gima, that was for peace on any terms short of sub jngaiion. This Mr.

Leach mast not be confounded with Mr. J. M. Leach, his colleague, who was aiu, In ad vane ol bis arrival here, to be a Union man, bnt who declared that he stood exactly so tbe seme platform as did c- Pr-sident Stephen. Gov Brown of Georgia, and Gov.

wee, of his own State. Tbe Hon to-day drew for seat, and hav.ng accomplished thia a plrlte debate arose between Messrs. Foote aad Conrad upon tbe subject of aeeret sessions, Mr. Foate moving to amend the old rule as to make a majority of two third necessary to keep the doors cioaed. In the Senate a discussion took place on th mat tar of an early adjou-nment in which Messrs.

Johnson, el Arkansas. Orr, af South Carolina, and Wie .1. particl paled. Tke latter gentleman spoka (omewhat at length on what conceived Crngre bad to do he deprecated hasty legieU ion believed ia ef "Fr. laa Leute alluded the bill, laid over from tha last session, for limiting the term of office of bers of the Cabinet and declared himself ready to fend the privilege oi tbe writ of habeas corpus, ing that when that matter cam up he would be pr pared to h-w that Vice-Praaideni Stephens did not en- derstand ihe Constituti a he hal sworn to support Tbe Senate passed a bii to prevent tbe tenton of members of Oocgre wbil traveling by provon shals, requiring passports to be famished them which all Confederate officer ahoald be bound to reapec.

Mesar. Orr and Wigfii spoke from oppofite points of view on thia bill, Mr. Orr giving it aa bis opinion that there was no power whatever ia tb Executive to au torixe tbe military commandant to enforce military law anywhere la tho Confederate State outside of the camps and military post. while Mr. inatalaed the enforcement cf tbe most stringent regulations, and aid th public bad no busia to travel In time Ilk these.

There was alio a rambling debate in tbe Senate on th quesien of reference to th mili'ary ommiltee of a vote of thanks to Gn. Forrest, before voting en which the Senate went into exeenuve loo. Th ink wa hardly dry on my last tcr la which poke of the clouds-giving i.o rsiu, when a storm -f great violence burst over the city, blowing down cblm neyf anrooBBg house carrying ctT a considerable par tion of ike Petersburg railroad bridge, and doing other damage. Ibere was heavy lightning aad a vivid fall of rain. Since thia storm tbe weather has bn bright and cooL DIXIE Mobil- Market Tbe Tribune of Sunday gives the quotations of Saturday as follows: Cora S4 80 5: meal S4 MWIS per bushal: flour ilOO oer ak: lard S3 50 by tbe bar et.

S4 by retail; utte, Saas ner wound, chickens sou per dozen: tarkev litf 0 seen: ground pea BUSVSJBJU per Busnei bacon listo par era $3 per d-z cow pea io613 per bushel: white pea per bushel lady peaa $15 per bushel; soft soap 60a per hard conntrv soap 4- per lb salt I6st20 per bushel; cotton card SIX) pr pair; cotton yarn psefS-SOB per bale, nee die by the tierce; molaases per gvlrn by tbe bar ri; nana a ana tu; ana a a-i -M per in Missouri. Over sixteen hundred vol were cast at th Missouri election in Tuscaloosa, rrlth the lowing result Firn Ditrli Thoa L. Saead. 6VS Uriel Wright S-cond District V. L.

Norton. 79.1; Thorns A. Harris 763. Third District Jno. li Clark, laio C.

J. BeU 23; Thomas IL Price. 67. Fotrth District A H. Cob row, 16(15.

Fifth District George G. Vest, I56U. xth District. 1 bo. W.

Freeman. OA p. s. Wilkes, lOOrJ Seventh District Rob t. A.

Hatcher, 1100 H. Moore, am Hen. Vf. IS W. Cab a Or grew Is now investigating charges of disloyalty against this gaatlemau, who isa memiwr ihct to Con- grass from North Alabama.

We presume th following charges made by Captain Ben Lane Posey, which peared in 'h Ricbm nd Bxamtaer a short time before the meeting of Congress, 'ndnccd th action that has been taken I was assstored In the battle on Isaianarv rldve. Xs vemeer 35th, MKfc was taken into i battacooga ro that night, and remained there until tb li 1th On. the 1st of December, I wa being takati on a staamar down th Teitneaa-e to Bridgeport, I saw the Hon. W. R.

W. Cobb, oa th same boat, a a cabin passenger, apparent ly anras-rained. and upon a good understanding with tb Yankee. Me ha Geea to Chattanooga, then 'he heaolquarters the Yankee anny in and was returning to ais heme, winch Is in Ja ksoa comity, Aia Dame near Br dgsport- The the I nt weie General of tha Yankee srrry, Mr Cobb aM tares or war civilians, was appeared to parson acd correspondents of Yankee papers. Mr.

Cobb ruin esfwitb them ard eeecard aa mrtch at liberty and as mwah a home aa any of them. There were on tbe boat about one hundred and elgoty Coniederat.i priseneis aaarly all of whom 'cf. trffioctTfl Ul4 fllly Ll mt.tm Wtitt stiiS- tt7vt cf thee prtootr wm person known lo Mr. Cobb, torn wr ncielibora and coa-Utoenii TL aa wu oa a fw frvec iron, si, ana nao a c3ar.ee tc cenf(r- witk us, n-ver atteretia word and uoiiuiIt av kdeoacT am manic Ation ri-Ji ua. I bad ty my aid atuid wko vrag irGm mm own.co -nty a--u aad ottan voted for uki, but Mr.

Cobb did not even dela-a a'recvjgniti in of hi. 1 cosf-hbor ana aoaaurt rroci t. arr iwr if li Confederal Uf-ngrei reward hi own countryman, bo were capttreff and on tbir wy to a Nu? tbr cr.e on, was a bHrer disappofr.imuct. Th subject wax free- ly diictttrMd the time among tbe pr aonara, and tho opinion amng tbem was naJTraai tba; Mr, Oouu was faisie Lie poimcn acu to r-ierct. Tbe quvjiunu un, c.w came ce there, al tanooga, at that Umo, njt after a great duuteter to tur Kii piVHeoce wg, to ail ap earaneea, ea lire voluntary.

At a'i venti, ha rolnntarUr placed rne.lt in their power, by remaimnf at nirae when tbey woea poestaaeion of bit. eoftniy, aad when he bad am no ic of their eonifag. Aa a member of tbe federate Ktaree keew that, rare in lhir power, they would not let him depart from their poeaee ion, if ha nhonM remain true to hU Uoferoment. Wby then, d.d remai-i Tht-re are her circamatancea which eaa aae- picion npon Mr. Cobb a loyajiy He wae wr i a erew to nhoa-d Id New Ecirun-i.

long reprtieniirjtf a slave 8-ate, neyr exhibited any aeai ia quertiani of 8uWu Jihu, and although ha managed to repeitriiy by ue aimple-Laiin'tetl mountnmeera ot hie dietrtct, bs never watt trneted even by hid own party in Alabama Wbi'e tn taM aid Con- grew he managed to grow rk-h, bnt ameejewMl very lit tie of bra wealth in n.beu slRr or Sou lanJa. The balk, of his tapttal waa and ia, invwavtwd in landa in tbe Nortbweit. It tbal he ia now in Weeb- ingtoh City, and connected with a movement how de vdl piag itaeif iahia Conafeai' nal to. form a new and diatlnc; loyal State North Alabama. I fer to a reoent convention at 'e, in which Jere.

Ciemena and a Mr. liumnhriee were the principal ipial TELEGRAPHIC. Reporta ot tbe Prswsai ncisatioa. Entered acroi ding ts act of Congress Is lb year 183, by J. g.

TasUSKB. In tba Clerk offlc of tba Die- trlct Ooiut of tha ConXc terata Status tor th ars Jikirloi of THK WAR gw VIRGINIA. Th? Federals Bepnhetl on Sunday. BlCBao.lD, Hay A dhval-ta front Gen. Ut.

dated 9 e'eloek, p. Sioaay, says that after rapnUin; the enemy from Spottsylvaaia that motsiog, tb enemy made a heavy attack oa our position bat was again handsomely driven back. We have nothing daoaite from Cbeaternalc to day, xept tbst the enemy abetted our works at Port Drew. ry this fsrencem. Gen Stafford's funeral took p'at 3 this morning, aad Gen.

Jenkiua' thia afternoon. The member of Con- grist attended In a body. QT Floor has decimate Jji4 per barrel In Mobile, bat com has advanced, owing to the mand from Georgia The Pealaiswisi mnd leasts Hirer. Pram the Blohmond 8entlnel, Mar 1' FROM JAMES RIVER. As a part of the enemy's operation, and a confirmation oi the grave character ot tha pre ent movements, we have to report the pressne of a lerre fleet in the James river, uoward Information received yesterday, throagti the signal corps, dated Fort Boy kin, annennces tbat a Meet ot lonr monitors, live gunboats, (two ot them tron-ciad) ana nrty-mne tram ports estimated as Bearing lrom nve hundred to cae thousand men each, is ascending the river.

Fort Boykin is low down toe James, (in Isle ot wigo: county, it we are not misinformed ana a asyor two win eiapse eerore tbe expedi- tion will he high enough up to develope it pro gramme of orwration We shall be ready for Gen. Baldy Snith. We think tbe number of troops on tbe transports is much exaggerated tu ids aoors account. FROM THE PENISSI TV The enemy are said to be renairintr the road from West Poin. and tbat their cavalry have advanced to new court House, and which tbey bad earned.

1 1 UJ3 uses was Dreugnt Dy a deserter, an fcnglishman, and we give it for what it is wnrth lie reports great dissffeelion as existing in the xsnase army. A Juvbhilb Mks Partisgtob IT Tbe following amusing instance of childish plicity occurred a day or two ago, ia a private family of our acquaintance: said a little earl inst bao-inmns- tn mad the newspapers for herself, addressing an cider member of tha family, Sister, here is bad news Gen Wheeler is dead." How do you know, my dear was asked Because this Dsnar sava Gen. viewed his the other day at Dalton. LrV. C.

Timtt. OT Mrs Partington is of opinion that If onnt Vesuvius should take sarsaparilla to care itself eruptions. The old lady thinks it ha been vomiting so long that nothing else would stav oa its stomach Oatlawry tn.ar iss f1iaaiafsi. A eorrsspondeot of the Mobile Refiner, writing from Waynesboro', gives information of the military proceeding to Mississippi, from which we leva that tbe organisations against tke Confederate Government In the disaffected diatrtet of that Statu been com p'etaly broken ap. lie says I see tbat, ncder vou aav that Capt.

Newton SUight, of Jones, hud sent to a dag of truce, to 1,01. Lem taisis not so. 1 am Jail from Jones coon'y. The sxpeditlon coosiered et the 5th and 'JOih Misalaalppi and my cavalry com pany, the whole nnder 0- 01 man ot Col. E.

Lowry, of ih 6th Mississippi re iroent. We enured Smith comity oa the 27 th of March, and ou the Sw hn--g two aoted deserters acd leaders of sqnads. viz McNeil and Raia. These were all tbe men who were tuugln Siith. was a Union flag, or rather a iud cron repreaectathsa of th Cnltd States dag, cap'area at the -m- or rne flaw kins af Smith county); it was coaceatad on the person of Mrs.

Hawkins, who wonld no, deliver it an- tti after much persuasion and a few threats. Tbe history of the flag I a foHowa: After General Polk's army aad retired from the ate and tbe enemy were at Mar.dian, it was thcagtit that tbe State bad gon np, and that oar forces woald not again occupy it, at least noi toon. 80 old Hawkins called a meeting of the dnaens of his part of the country and of tbe de- sellers who bad straggled doting the ratieat of oar fore s. He then made a speech to the assembly and argd them tu stiy at their homes and work, hat tbey would noi molested, aad told them that aa the will wlisr waa all th property he bad. that he had made a Union flag to dy on it 10 protest it from struction by tb Yankees, as tbe rumor waa they were burning all mills.

The won feature was, tbat a vara good ci tl lens were compelled by the deserters to attend the meeting. Hawkins is iu custody, and will re main until at case can be propedy disposed of. While in Smith several hundred deserter were arrested and soul forward. On the night of tbe 01 April a party or Infantry, nnder a lieutenant, out on a scout, were being rested on the ptaxza of Mr. D.

McLeed's boose, Iu Covington cuunty; dark a shot gun was discfaaigl in their mid-1, killing a sergeant and wounding the lieutenant ana a corporal. p.rpetraior or aot wa soon diseoTsred. On tbe loth we moved into- Jones. Tbat say the man who tired into the party on the pifszawjuf arrested.after being wounded and ran down by gs, sad promptly executed. Hie name was O.

Ayoni.g man by the name of Gregg was with bim. wa slot while running, and soon died from lha wound. The same day another psrty of our boys were anibnah'd near Newton Knlght'a borne by deserters only ing one man, aerionsly, howevr. Our boy promptly charged the ajubush and captured two, Be a. Kn ghl and a lad, Siliman Cotectae, aui stiootmg one other.

Knight and Coieman, were both promptly eie- cnted. Tbe same day iur others were caaght and 1 r.ught la tbey were pnt before a court martial, and, on their own confession of resisting with arm military arrests, were, ou tb morning of the loth alt executed by hanging. Many men, said to beong to Knight's company, aav reported We pursued a vigorous policy, hat be condition of tbe common! required it. ror waa airuek among them, and they came ttocktog asking for mercy. Just about this time Gee.

Pols proclamation ci' pardon reached ns. We relaxed not, however, the rigor ot cur campaign, and with the proclama: ion and our activity we bave succeeded in getting all bnt five of the deser-ers of Jones county. Newton Knight, it 1 thought, wilt report if he can bs found aad see the proclamation by hi friends and tive, who are hunting him. Sim Collins and Boy have reported. Uotxeltl, who was said to command a talion, aad all hi influence bave reperted.

There never has existed any orgaa-zatlons of oeu in Jones. The deserter who were prominent tn their aelguborboi -is led their sqnads not eoaslatiait rner ally of mora than six or seven men. Junes Is no worse tbaa her surroundings. The people are very poor an 1 very Ignorant, aad ibe enemy traversing the State without opposition induced 10 believe th country bad gone np. So by tbe advice of some older itaveBM they were Induced to believe tbef were the strong party, so they could defy the Gove nmeat and stay at ti me.

We have changed the a ems of things in Juoie, Perry and Smith, and expect la la all South Mies slppl a healthy loyalty to the powers tbat be. If you see proper to extract from toe BBSSva you can do so. itwrtisrrsi Ri parte froaa Wrsi TMttBVeT Sfxcial Corrcapoadesee of lite Chicago Tlsaee.) Cairo, April SI G'U. Forrest' operat'onii In Watt cm Tenn-aaee a.jd K-ntuekv. durinc the ras: fsw weeks, bave attracted a great deal of attention from the nopi tn ootn section or tne rcoetry, In eoaeoqnenre of their boldness and bar baron sr.

ess. Tbe tabaaltaxta of the town and rural dieiriets through which bis army r-aa uioveo nave oa terror striken ny toe nnreieul cooscrictlon earned or. and minv ef tbam aawsa left fir the North, leavirg behind tbent tliH- families tuid farms, and all tLa-. tbey love and valae. The ode by which conscrip are obtained is aa follow A 1 cf so'dters i into a town or district where they represent tbemaelvee aa being on furlough, re- eclved on enjovicg a gord time, and deteHuioad to spend their raon-y freely.

Tbey treat every oa well for several rLsye, never attempting to moles; even their (n-'wa enemies, la ord-r te disarm sasptawaa, and then, at a preconcerted tSSse, they capture every male peraju ti -iween toe ages or nxteeuarsa arty, ana mana ia off to camp. Such a party entered Tipton coun'y, Ten 1., a short time before tbe capture of Port Pillow, and at'empted to carry out tbalr itian, lj nt or tbe wt-re too ainart for them, and managed to get eut of their wry. One of tbem, a man of family, and owner of a very excilleut farm, inform-1 bla witAof hi intention to leave, bat told his neighbors tht he was going to the HacM river to nsi there belug sesae exeitemeat tu regard to fishing a lhat time. and a regro ser vant mountd their birses one mom ing, and rode the river whre a 'arte nuober asberaien wre a-sem ed. Up arriving at the desired snot, he sen; tbe uict home witu tne horse, prepared h.s Ssn lr.2 tackle, and thriw in hb book.

mplalntn ot dl lcck, be moved farther wa the river, where a le-s Darober of preooa were "o)oyicg tbe sport, and, geH ting In'o ssk.rT which wa moored to the bank, be an Bi liasad Lis tnlentloa of visiting neighbor on the op. pusite side of the river. By this jioaas he got aen as without being suspected af endeavoring tu ea- red tb3 wooda, and Dually raade his sray to Fun low. Here he warned the reminder, Mai. Booth, that the enemy were la dose proximity, and tbat it weald bo prudeut for bim to make ready for an sitae.

Alter i a hering some set pile which were in the fort, and be- longing to bim, ill gentleman ook hi departure fur Memphis, and baa not been bom sine. A friend of his, a resident of Jackson, made his escape from that ci on tbe a ghl of the l.th and Is now to St. Louis At the time he left. Gen. Pur re-t wa there with thirty Blue reginieata.

twenty six ncder bis own Immediate command, and thirteen under that of Chalmers The saDoriinate officers, according to rank, were a follows: Rjttaey. MeCulioch, New. time, Buford Paolkcer, Nse.v, Wbeeler Murray aad Borrow. Under these were all the rebel soldiers who hadttee'i ia Mississippi, except he cavalry of Wirt Adams, wbe are -r-nn- on the Big Black river. Ou Snnd.ty eveninr, the 10th it 1 sdd.

Forrest issued an orde. to Colonel Bell te prc tza aext day (atenday) to "art P.liow, and captor it Oj tbe pointed, uvrning Colocel Bell rod ap teGen Fo.Test b- aJ r-rters, and remarked to thai ctticer tbat Le had oaly six honored men nnder his command, aiid tbey were aot extongb to lake the fort, as he bad uader- it war garrisoned by almost tbat amber of erals. 01 rest repi.el, 1 ordered you to go and take it, tf you can't do 1', I will. Colonel i then rode away and cocmesced bis march, aadsosn afterward Forrest and Chalmers followed bim wit two hundred tma Ti aceour.1 of tne flrht and of tbe barbaritie committed cn that occasion have arready been related, aad it is uo neeeasary to recall the horros a of the scene now. Suffice ft to say that sworn evidence of the aeta tb rebel perpetrated on that day 1- fast accamulating, and i.l be forwardsd to th op aateontied at no distsat day On the Uth the citizen cf Jackson referred to was informed by one of the rebel fleers tbat a wholesale ttoscrtpti wis to taks place that mgot, and il be wanted to save himself it would bs necessary to leave immediately for another part of tbe country.

I eartag thia the eitiian went home, determined to make his eecape tbat nigbt; but soon afterward a aqoad of soldiers entered his hoose to search for able bodied men, when be secreted himself in tbe garret, and remained thr cntil tbey had gone. Obtaining a captain' and an Lrderly sergeant' Uniterm, he dleguised rase and vant as t'oufederate officers, and boldly went oat ou the road to Hickman. Having gocd boras, they made time and got through lefe; the rebel soldiers whom they passed regarding tbem as enrolling officers. Before eu-er ng Hicxmen tha fugitive cbsnged their clothing, after which ey went into town, ei cased ver tbe river, walked to Charleston, Missouri, thence to Price's land- ing, wbere they (ot oa a Boat aad went to St. Louis.

sotck. the hard -am sirs ranched front 1 1 poor at a heavy discount are disposed at without lose. We submit tbat that tta'e ef things aboard aot be sabmittad to. It shssM be su down la some way. Who eaa suggest a rtsaedy, without ror: Ing to violnc which is veu asw tlrSBStened.

Let moderate rrannls pre iil, at th faro use tbe swindliBg be stoppett HITSSATO TBS LOBJD HaTH HzXTZD -Let ait the sheering nswi which have greeted as fcr some time peat, beget fa use proud, asvegaatendsjif coseeit- dtparit Katber let be thankful to the Lor 1 that Lie hs Been oar bnxsr the past, aad pny far bis vor and goidanee is the present acd future, tar.net the cbortbes organ xa a daily prayer sBulg to oeairnue fur tbe nt thirty days. TRUNK STOLE Last nlsjb' aafr. Oavrs, of Acgaata, paexad bla trunk rtsdy te leave for that city, aad Biased it bs th psrtleo ef Mr. Humphries bouse oa Market street, where be bad bn staying. He went back Into the bouse a ft moments, and when he returned, bej fuaid 'hat hi trunk had left for parts uslnlwa.

Capt Jobs, tbe Marshal, wa seat for, km to tb present bs dlssjovered oo trace of tbe trunk es tbe thief. otUrr or FnnoHT Riatsrin-io Ubcallxo roa. at the office cf Southern ExprenS Company, May icbe. Mr At, es, kdli Msj ir Bntler, box. aVace, box 8 Bird, bag: Mr El kin.

box. A Swing, bell; roller, valla-, Fletcher, pkg. Capt A ter, ksg. Capt Hardee, bd! Miss HJroytaadtoz Thomas Paine, sack Capt ft Ri 3 bests. SpraLD, bdl Mrs Winder, trunk Wssawr, pkg.

Tba above freight 1 stored at owner' risk and ea- pens, aad is liable to be sold for charges. If sol called for. nTTNWTNO. O. H.

Clerk. Wsubiagtan Jkrs. Spee'al Dispatch to th Mew Verk Herald. WasMiNOros. April ML The President says that In the Senate he owns nine cf tbe Seaators and one- half of another." Who owns the other ha'ft'' sake! a gentleman to whom the President was speaking "Henry Wlbtoo, of replied tbe Chief Magistrate.

Wilson ia for c.e, says the Preei ieat, before breakfast ra-her against me while Lis dige. tion ia going or after it loves me like pie -d iring th boat wtteb be spends visiting tbe varl-us depart- meuis and asking -or place and patronage; and bit terly my enemy from asren every evening nut 1 goe to bed, drop asleep and commence snoring. Wilsoa is earying water on both tbo lders, but I gns he'll get a wetting and soil his clothes before he gels through." The House having passed tbe bill providing for a aew coinage of oue and two pieces, composed principal or copper the nickels are to be abandoned. Mo.t or tbe Democrats voted for it. Mr.

A' saMeg that if tbey were to be made of copp-r ue ab uld certainly support the bill, as be is one of the leading copperueaus. i WS remara eonsi leraoi iaugb tBI. Daa. MckSra mm imt War TIm Rebel Uare mm Prf eriy, Ua. Sisfklet, wlio ii aoteri in nm ksiied 1 msvo' mad a specb ia Diroi; lb otoer iay mm tha wtf.

Iiwill be tee a thai Dsn 's ttUaa of tbe rlgLl et property are uf tue looceat chara-ter Bat suie 'ne lay 'bin war la naeoaaUtatioQal that It aneua.tituticaai ta ktp tba coca try together. Bat, as it waa noi ucccraUtotioDftl to form tbe L'nion, wby Hbuuld ft oscon-irtui loaai to maiotruB it WflT, tbe UlIou wan bra la force, and II beard to aay It can- no lueuutained by force. Bat eome oe aayt li ia impossible ibet a people flfbtiaf oa -tbeir owe 1I1 tilJ br conqa-rH. I doy that ia tbeir soil any than it is mm oryoare, Tbey bs.Te forfeited by their coadact aJl right aad title to iv Bat look at -4iiWoari. rkanaas.

Kwatoeliy, Weetra Virgmia, etc. Thrse are ray amwera epie who speamk of imposai bilitiea From the begianing otsr onrae baa cevn ttsad- Wy onwvd pod ao tt wiii go on. VTi meat and sbaii aacctt Nor is th? day of car triumph far die act I trtlieTe the t-eaee will cuaiJaate ia thia canoaagra. I If the praaldeutisi eiutioa ware three yenrs otf there ao rehbi la th ald to i Tbey ore LtitiCsT f-r a ODange tr it ts a vain Oiir or at ha. ben too great.

Cc promise ia au lotiR p. Xtble. Hew tHe soatb rema.uei ia tbe uuioa I wootd bave goae as far as aay mia frr a co promise. Now 1 am egaiaat any aad aaagy compromise. I aaa tor tbe uacoiailiticnai, aheolate sarreader of tbe utb to tbe Uuioa.

I irast if I ever meet you agala, feliow- ci'i2tj, it wiil be whea D-ace nhnil smile ooee more as. wb yo of the West end as of tbe North, aa ev one sbntl go oa, reabietag that career ol power, of boner, of Dror-iQce, wtiicb bu ao llgaaliid at erto. I hope we shall be the of a republic for- r. absolutely and totally free. Th remarks of tbe speaker were frequently inter mpieel with applauae.

When be spoke of cloatng there w-re loud erioe of "do oo ''(Jo on But hie fesble state of health and tbe ehillneea of tbe weather vented bis speaking longer. HP A pair, of c-iBtnoo forks old for ,0 the other ixy at Selma, Ala. LOCAL IXTELLIGENCE. A Blerkadr-KuGBta: nspaoy-Ii. fra Btrctn.

From the Londoo Da ly New- Some a ten'ioD has bca directed dariox tb last few dys to the rumored formation of a company having for its object to facilitate blockade, running in the federate ports, a copy of the prospectus has come into our hands, and Is sufficiently ca-iona to call lor It i said that, of tbe reseat oreooaeit capital of 200 COO, certain firms or parties have pat oown tneir anaies tur oae oair, oui it is 'iationaMe whether any importauce is to be attached: to statements or this nature, seeing tbat donbtlea from prudentitl motive aot a single name is attached te the "oros- pec us," and that tbo "company" abstains even from stauug paoiiciy waste its orace is. Atlantic Trading Company (Limited.) Capital in 100 shares, with power of in er.ss.ng to JtoOO ln.0 sterling Proaoeelns. Tbo At lantlc 1 radmg tomuaiiy (limited; hH been formed for toe pprcaase or nrst ass paddit whei rt-amc ts ot itgfit dratt, great speed, aad an aveiaze oanac tr of cou sales ui cuuuu wuica lorm tn" 0113 of tne bu-i- oess to be transacted. It is intended to employ the steamers iu tbe Confederate States, and pariitipatin iu tile iarxe ptumn aiienuaat on tote Dasmesa The practical experience iu tae trade eo oved tba ws. moter afford a guarantee cf luct ss.

and thev am an. abled to offer the advantage of trailing with opea porta, where a full aapply of the finer descriptions of cot to is obtain ibis tbr which the light draft of ibe steameri is peculiarly aiapteU. Arrange luents are be nz peifeetsd with C. McRae, asjeaSos? tass Confederate States, to carry in merchandise, and to bring vat oa the return voyage foil cargo -s of co-ton ma eacuasge ior wfpew iur tooieuerata ton loan The first steamer will be dispalcbediit April, the see tad aad third is May, the fourth in June, and toe ntto ia Jutv. -1 oe vessels are in the bands of ers of celebrity, the materials ot the ben description, with all the modern Improvement Iu tbe machinery and the boilers which experience sugg -s s.

with a guar aateed speed, loaded ot 174 alanile mike per btur. ''Tbe following of account shows ibe amount of capital required and probable result i Estimate five paddle steamers, outfits, iioooo; ap propriatloa for purchase of cotton loan boods or (and; merchandise, XI0 0O0; reserved for addl'i 'Bel steamers. X2S.UO0: total, xtjtJOOOP. Results of two succeaalal trips, tt.900 bales of ccttnn, low pounds each, -Jd in Liverpool to net per pound, free of all charges and emnnssioru, freight earned by steuuera tween neutral port and Coaieaeracy. aay 4000 per age, X5000 all 1.1,000 leas work ng -spouses oelween nt-iitral port stud Confederacy, illlS.CUO.

Total, i COO. Allowing us aboi-e, sat only two successful trip of each vessel, th profits rosined wilt amount to 120,000. This calcula' lou however, may bo considered tbe least favrabla one lhat ahould be taken. Tha line of vessel of tbe class to be employed by the company be computed as worth fire trips each, with tne to'Iowing rcaalt bales cottou aet la Liverpool. MtO 000 treicbt eerued between neutral porta and Confederacy, lee working expenses, five itssmm eseh five trip betwevu neutral torts and Confederacy, SI trips, at 'JS08.

coat at Jiestni ootSt, miicbaadise. Stilt Si loua, etc, JOO.O-oO profit 730.000 Lead ore baa been found cn Ike land of Mr. Savoy, on Ibe east side oi tb Cababa river, avear adiordyiilw, county, Alabama. O.t Qoskd DOTY. The lt regiment of the Qeorg's reserve, Gartrtll brigade, left for tbe military prison at Anderacnvllle, Ga Whis morning.

Tb 3d regiment will probably leave for the same plae to morrow. They go to guard the Yankee prisonsrs at AndenoBvill Tug Qsoroia Ki sthvis -Tb 3d regiment, gia reserves. Oartrell's brigade, will be organized ou Tbur-dsy. The reserve ar tn posed of th best ot material About three fourth of them are farmer Tbey thought lhat tbey could be of more service to their country in ttie corn thaa in the tented field. Tbey think that we need large provision crops this year, acd believe that their being called from their farms waa 1m po 1 1 is-.

They reason thus: Out of tb tea or twelve thousand reserves raised in Georgia, there will be at least six thousand farmers. Theee via thousand men. averaging tweoty acres of corn to the band, aad Ive bushe! to tbe acre, will produce six hundred thousand bushels of cora. Allowing a peck of meal per weeb to each of them, tb- will consume flfteeo toadied baehels or per or seveuty eight thousand bushels per year. Add to this th amount consumed by twelve thousand Tank prisoners, oa hundred aad fifty tlx baahels, aad we have a clear loss of sight honored aad thirty-four thousand bushel of corn to tbe productive Interests of Georgia.

The reserves would ra-her by far go to Dattoa aad flrbt under Joboston, taaa to 8oathwetra Georgia, to rust inglor icusly guarding prisoner. UXiVy Travel. Suck lath preskareef travel cn our railroad passeager traia tbat it la quite common to designate the passengers as deck, cabin and steerage those riding on tbe roof constituting ih deck, those on the platform the steerage, and the fortunate ones in the coacb, the cabin passengers. But ail have to pay tbe same fare. Why is it tbat so many, negroes are stantly on tbawiogt GasI Gas" Why is that there I ao fas la At- lanta! if the ga company scoot ptocure wood or -in.

wherewith to gaa tb faet should be made known to tb public. So that other arrangement can be made for llgblfne; IBe city jt.enmouu is not uiTering for want of ga at this time, because Congress is ia seadon. As wo cannot bave Congress removed here, must look to other soarcee. R08BISG TH1 POOF, The principal outcry agalast the old five in this city has been raised, aad i kept up. by tbe sinai, dealers and hurkster who are preying upon the pubUc We ar gratified to lesra that most of th wholesale and large dealers commas to receive them at par.

The practice of tbe skhifirata first fer: to ii to make their purchases of a barrel of syrup, a box of tobacco, a small lot of bacon, or a sap ply of gocbtrs, settling therefor witk the Are at far Once within tbe walls of their dirty shop, an advaae of fir -y to one hundred per ont. fa added ta tke price paid, and additl ts dedacuoa tf 33 per cent, made nt tha noreh.a.r at retail their taaes, iceise, etc tne uvea are a so ased at par. Tha ia every outlay, ia th way of repinJshlB tbeir Ordinary ol Fulton County. VI at autbertxed la anooaue a HOLCOMBB, Brq did lor OrSSij ratios ssmsrty, ia tke so tag e'eeSlea erdend by. tbe laferlcr Cocrv.

my Ida For Ordinary. BXJHG uasbt to resaate my position ia th Said, at the solicitation ef ay friende. I eaaoaac myaslf a undid' I frr fT" mJto" soaaty al tbe ecru fa-g elect cm. If ld. I will eevots ay self te tke dlsekarae ef the duties cf he cSee, and will be gvakfai to my fetow di.xsns Cat tbeir support, my.

DmaT, P1TTSIA5 Salt roa f5 Bills We will sell five bnn- drcd seeks best ejiiality Virsoia Salt, and will receive ia payment half tbo aaaonat in $5 biU and balf in new currency? or ita eqaivalent wonld also tabe some fear per cent, certificates. Apply before 'Mth May to SsUGO, PkLUEK Co Manulaelorars, raylU Atlanta, Ga. NEU ADVERTISE Hi-. NTi W.tntef, SirCATlOS by a rsspertable while weman lo i do general bouse, work rapid St Appy to Mat ML'BPHY. Wastlnrea Ht't.

Boarding. DAT SIX gentlemea eaa be accommodated with Also A gwd bed room to rout a man, with or without ard. App at MB' LRONABD'S Boardtag Hones. mylO 3t ftau'er aaraet waitehall. Cilieiit' bUToa's rrnrs.

I AUaa'a, May lota. 1964.J WITH a desir to obtaia tbe expreBsloa cf the pope- tar will, apoa th reception I flv Dollar Coc federate Treasury Motes at par an il tbe firtt cf Jaly Of XI and St tke suggestion of many prominsnt eitixena, I hereby call a metlig of the ciiisen of Atlanta to be held at City Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, lath Instant at early candle light to take tbe subject low conaideratl b. A It i a very import. st subject, I treat that there will be a general sAieadace ef tke aswssam kt calhour. my 1 0 3t Sf ayor.

CONNER, CAMP CO Wholesale and Mtetmil Grocers and Commission Merchants, CORKER of Whitehall sal Dseaiir sir seta, Allan ta, Georgia. Goods bougat and sold on commission, say 19 61 A LOT of choie Brews Sugar sal by P. P. PASE. Gjrambvlja Mtichaat Xote and Letter Paper.

100 RilM3 ot Engllth and Freacb Kote and Let- ur Paper tor by P. P. 1-EAsa, Ccmmiaaion Merchant. Hiekory Stripe. tTAA YDS.

cf UBtSW Stripe lor tale by Ol UU PRASE, Comm sjlun Merchtnt. Tobacco. BOXES Tobacci for saie la $5 Bote at par- OU by P. P. PBA3B.

my 6 Coaminion Merchant. Wanted, a married Lady rpetabl I-iI't, a sitae- XJ it oa ss either Nntsery Govemes, or to do sin sewinir A verv smili iry wilt be requited lithe bosra i eouotoruel Addrea MR A. tutSdt- tirffi'i. (ia. For Sale.

To the Public THE ATLANTA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION ia making prepare-kn far tke aailcigaied battle ta Rank Georgia, earaestly resjaeat tb public fcrward flsssssy, elothiag eioth Mat, bandages, food 'aad dM- escie of all ktoda specially do tie Sargeocs sire that tba hospital he inralshed with such as Lett ace muster 1, peas. eaSfiaat, eta. Artielr forwvdel be property secured sad carefully and judiciously appSad. There a teaeae rac slgalacaacr in 'be above reqrraes ssxeaaily to aVaae who have frmcd and retain ia Gea aka- atoa's command And tt.y must re www bar at aa special provision caa be made far their Mentis, rt their sick aad dying beds ar to bs) properly slful apes, it wast be from mesa provi ted, ss tbey aaouid ver b. for all our gallant Tke qaiet wh eb be- existed toe so long a time, every slatted perso sees, may fee interrupted aay day.

and tboea who Intend to rform oas of their most svred aad imf, relive ihi tea, are requested u. forward each supol es as are eaameraled above. However, a little mere tb-n a mare snconaeemsa-. a' the above reqeeat is rsqajed- App-a ef tkl cnarsatar ar bardly a ecssary ta hi aocatry wber tr; people bave shew assah sisi lsisi U.pkaa neat exalted harass la pro rooting tba comfort aad sttceesaof lbs amy. Direct al ta Mrs Isaac Wiissair, reaideaa.

EUR. R. SCO DR. mj7 3: ftearsaarv Atlanta Hospital Aseeeiatt'B. TWO WWWW UEDLEV SjIBIIS BV THE Atlanta Amateurs and Brass Band, AT TBI ATHB9BCM, TllLBSbaY ARD EV BRUMS, MAS ARD I ifH Third Anniversary of ike Area.

cars SOIREE on tke litb Benefit pi Atlanta Hceottal Association. 80LBEE on the lilr Best fit of Teosjeesce K-liei -ciety. Lt the Irvutds cf bjth fill the house oa Ukeso occasiosia. Tickets can be procured at tha principal book and drag store in the city. Wtt.

H. BARNES, Maoafer. A WRT RCRRR. sy4 rw Wanted, larruhre at this office. Book-Keeper Wanted.

A GOOD sTCOK-KAEPER, who thoroaghly Bader- tads tbe taeisn, and I cf a good moral ekar aster aoo aot liab.e to eon criptico, eaa trd a sttoa- uoa P. P. PEASR. wy5 5t Oawaaasslea i Boots and Shoes. bhrvA PAIRS Boots and shoes for sals by P.

P. PRASE, ay5t Com-. its too Cotton afdi. 500 1 PAIRS Leaf Cottoa Cards i-a theJnast yet imported, oa ecngamrat aa foe a by MtiSALGHT. ORMOMD mjSlw Whi shall street.

25 Flour! Floor! BBLS. choice ramily Flour ftrsa'e by r. r. re- S5t Coma soa Mereaam. Sugar.

POUNDS SUGAR far sale fey L. BATH. Commissi oa Merchant, yn 5t Peachtree street. 4000 For Sale. sv HI rw.

OOTTON TAHN8, Tarns Hoa. ta 14 a ehotc 3 DAVIS. Commission Mereitaax, mjl 7t Peaehtree street. KilW cW.r f.e ire entire LRAb'E ATLANTA HOl'SL. The bouse ia wet.

iraished. Apply to J. BErtDBRSOM, etyl 101 Prep letor. tbe KENNEDY HOUSE," JVOjBMJLJE. THB above BOU8S i aow reopened for permanent and tram teat boarders located oa St.

Louts, tween Franklin and Hamilton atresia MRS J. U. SVi.s my In Pr-prietrese. $500 REWARD WILL be paid for tbe pprehasica and delivery la aay safe til so tbat 1 oa get tbs following Necroe i TENJtriSSEE, dark copper eolor. twenty tlx years o'd, weigh two hundred pounds is Ave feet tea inches high an a very floe fesaaaaj fellow.

H03TOR' Mack, twenty five year old dve reel seven Inchee high, weighs cae haadred aad fifty pound, aad waa raised in tne low country. PBILIP, blaest, 'wen four year old, Ive fret eight laches high, weighs one hundred ana cignty nounds. end sneaks very slow. black five feet six iBche high, weigh cn hundred and for'; i oanda round shootliers, taick lip large moatb, tw.aty ears old. TOM, black, five fe't -iae leches high, weighs one hundred and seventy fire pounds, twsaty seven year e'd.

atuttsrs very bad, aad when sxclud be can SAari-elv i Odak. Tte three I ist r.r.i-ej are brolher acd were raised in Hancock county. ALFRRl BARER. m. in Aavn-ta.

Ga JOSEPH II AND HIS COM! By tS. Mtilxlbach. From Hie German by A. De Y. T'HB pubHabar has race led oaly by sx raerdfnar A rt in aecomp'isbia lb publieatioa of work, of which eve Jte North have se ye ae Iran latsaa.

Mrs. Ckaedroa has BtijW berse.f meet mas Ssrly of that dirbcalt task, in a sauderatioa of wbtcb ta original eepyrigbt was awarded her. Flaw Bteavsjy el lar. as 7 1 The regular discouLt to th trace GOETZSL. eT? Ala PIJRfi CHARCOAL IRON FOR SALE, TEN ABLE-BODIED SECRO MEN WiXTED xcrr.r, nav tbe a-' est cash trice for TEN No.

i 1 NEGR'J MSN ia fUBds to suit Those bsviag such for sale will call oa Spet.ee A Decatur street Atlanta, Ga. H. STRADMAN, a 3w Latere ceville, Ga. CONFEDERATE TAX. a T.T.

nervosa who bave not res'ate ed their feus nesa or o''si are rtoiired lo do se. and merchants aad others are req-'lred lo make tbeir lar tarlr r.lnrns be lbs Jflth cf MaV. Tb. Aususr rfBea la next door to Willis A Youa'. store.

OfSe hours 8 to 13 a a. and 3 ta J. Sf. WILL Id. my7 lit Col leetoe T7.

Distr cL Pea Xut Oil. I BBL3. Pa Sat Oil it al by my6 St P. PHASR. Poraraisalon Metch.nl.

JTOTMCM. Orvics or Board oa Slavs-Claim, Rlcbmoad, Ta April 13. lead, i PARTIES iatertd ar hereby notified tkt tbe Board of officers eproloted "te xamln lato and port oa tbe jmiio-t and th anwatAt of claims'' far loss of slavet, wblob have been impressed by Osav federet aathorltiea or under Slat law, for tb ue of the Confederate Government, and, while exejaged ta laboriag on tb pubila fieftaess, hav eecaped tc tbe enemy, or died, or contracted diseases, wtl.h have, after tbeir cbrge, resulted faia'ly, orgaaiaed at Rlehmcnd, and has commecced i's legolar ar Evl-lesee cf ownership, of the feat of impressment ef th lonujness and vain of the slave at tbe time of impre ament aad of tb lo. of tks stave, whether by eeoapt or death, witk the circumstaiiees atteadiag ibe saute, mnt acsoispaay the claims. All the fan most be set fortk ia, aad verified by affidavit of eorapstent witceuea.

Claims tha authenticated aad avoueked, may be ad trussed to Col J. D. WADDELL, Pnaideat Slav Ctoims Board, Box Hod. Riduniad, Tb. The Board Is to ssaaion dally, (Monday excepted.) oa the fourth fltor of Ruber a building, Main stre, sscoi-d ''o bl b.

a trth si I- aA7 iawlm lota le an it xtarabaeera. aad low to tb traJ by th car load Bar Iroa all sixes. Horse Shoe Bar aad Nad Red. Mi NAUGHT, ORMOD my4 W-It had streel. A CO ED BRA Til STATES UP AMERICA GoaBTaJutaSTSx-aiNSiBAL i-rncB.

Kichmocd. April Ha, lOA ALL officers and ageat of Ibis Department ar hereby notified tbat ia order to iatrodaa proper anl- forxaity aad lystesa la couaoeiAoa vritb the atsacta axecatwd with tb Factories oa Ge veraamat accsaat, and to Increase thereby the yield thereof, Kaior G. W. CunaiBgham, Quartermaster, heretofore la charge of tbe depot as Atlanta, Georgia. 1 trusted, sxa.cs.ve- with the duty of son; rac lie ia be heir ef lb partment, with tb Pactories la tke State of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida aad MMiisaippi.

Us will respond rqulitiona for material aaeda apoa him by oiBcers La charge of depoU for the man. ufactare of etothinf. A. R. LAWTOSL yd lm Qaartrnastr-Geerai.

CONFEDEBATE TAILOBESS Mrs. H. Earles TAXBS tfea mslbirl of mformla tb eomxsszejtet tbal she baa taken room ever Mr Lynch' store, oa White had mri. where she would b. pteeied Sa eome very esegaat 'n ta way ef Coal, Military I'e Is, Cap, Gray, Black, Bla aad Red Cletk, ctau ii Cold Laee, Balboa Stare, plae Shirts, all Uaen Calico shirts, Cotton Shirts, A large tot of Tooth Brashest 3 gross Fine Coot be, best quality gaiia percba Sinsr-r Machine KeeiLea.

The finest quality ef TOBACCO aad uitsAzab Aft I which I will Mil at low pneea. Coos and see th.m leplU3w A PRACTICAL DISTILLER WASTED, IMMEDIATELY. A DISABLED soldier eaaM perform tbe duties, a pernon ii attectlon. mora thaa labor, wtU be the ate having a family woald aot fee Jeatioaable. Apply i or addrees uaoaos LEU 101 JOSEPH MOliKIDGR R.

Bt. AUSTISV M0GKIDGE AUSTIN, Pruiioee and tommisiiofl SelxxiA. Alabama. WE have large due btick aad fir proof store, situated la th iiiiijvari street ef ISeixaa. Dirsct sale and promp.

r.turms. All laqoirie wer.d with dispatch, advance aad oa coosigw tra tP3 la RAa8 WA.TLD CLBAN COTTON RAGS will Sad ready sic a this al th market prtea. sippiy al th 4 las? APPKsbI, WQlrtlHQ SOOat, $300 Ut.VAKDi THE BOY LRTI, b.iongiair ta GexoVal CDA array from i u.ke ia aa. u. twea-v four ysall rtlil ir- rf staat, smstJb W.

CHANDLER, color, kd at supp-o sadjataat. SSSSatiStr.