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Uj-.--y**-*^ ~-.??r.,.l.;r-1 ?. ...^ >>>>. . ^ ^^^^^^^^^^^| |^^^ j TT 0WN SKLF KK TUUK> ANI> 1T MUST FOLLOW, AS. THE ^^^^ NIGHT Tl II! DAY, THOU OAN'ST NOT TH ION UK FA LS H TO A Ni' MAN.1''" ^ ^ BHHIOK'T. A. THOMPSON & CO. / PIOKliNS COURT HOUSE, S. C. SATDHDAY, AUGUST 3, 1861. , VOL. XII.-NO. ?? Hf,'} r't'om tho Southern Kntorpriso. BBB&I&st.Request of a South Carolina Volun teer B^^iti^r^Ss^^ck lo my loved Carolina shore, field I full, lako inc home once Bp-1'r^f^^Wf^1 'y rest bonenth her bright bine "^r, .* ?fr"'1 (>" '">' youthful bre?al, thoro W^^f?^^^-9V^ mo l>no''*ylvheu ,hc bloody si rifo naja SBL! ^nv, wjhlt grateful tear, skull S ,, Shill not forget H brother's hist rn? ||g Bimi one comrade spared, he'll lake - g9> rest 1 S l^pWBe'l ones lhere, the mourning liouso S^^^HE^H^T the blissful shore ot ii brightoi ' B^i?^iyu',*y nie Imek, curry nie if I die, ?P ?^?rr^jWnienio, no moro to rome, lhere oiilj Kjflgg w onlTTL |lc, M Bsd n dre.iiui Inst night, n drenan to full of bliss Badi cr Inuid was ou my brow-I felt o Histor' ... Hkiss; B )-'d on Itfeedy's stream-thc old mots coverci SjAyeVsgcat beneath the (ree -thc College on th ? inn:' ?h, boys! carry mc Ibero in sight of our motin B" t?ua blue, ..'i'^Hu ily ipil ive town, there hi y nie down, 'lib ti ; BL ' wP''>VMI' :. '" mmv, too, in my dream, n mniden young and tai Hantle, loving girl \v?s she, willi sunny golde ? BBioiie Btw a s .sitting by my side, and wc whispered vov i ES? of love-> I -Bough ??he may never be my bude, slill may v ?ineot abovo. i. boys! carry mc back, (hero only would tfloep, ld tito limden fuir, with her golden hair, o' kiio sojdj?jt--.jMjiilh shall weeli. WMmfK noble State,Und generous hearis are hoi Bshisper kind und chceiing words lo Hie slru WK er volunteer, ? B??l' ou Virginia's soil 1 fall lo rise no more. B"i\V mo back, ea ny nie back, lo loved Carolin: Bi .shore. W? ^BM'iboys! enrry nie back. I ask no marble ton HHklXui In'y me down, in the sacred ground, ol i KMST'.' owi> dear mountain home. I ;.flj)|i'K is a lovely spol in the quiet ehii:eh-y?>v BRMK'IIIh a (all and spreading oak, where 1 lu Hu?j?(d?t<ii strayed : BC\hV deep tones pf the organ steal so,gen ^Br .Tba. n mot her dear may drop n t ear, on the gn ^^Hf of her only son. BfetaJ^VIKIT?> CAMI?, July 3d, ISM. Deliverance to the South. |H . A Vc find tho following a. tide in tho I .'.?'? Htm mbcr of the (Southern Recorder, Miled DB 'I'h.o dealings of Proyidonco with natl BfrtJ with individuals, often appear strim Bfetml thc best men arc oppressed in their mi !^5ffh?b? contemplating tho mystery, ?l'hcr Bli ut onesuppott in seasons of danger and Hfetih!>ilm and that is faith in thc goodness ? pjBf||&cy of thc Creator, who will not turn fi . HBsc who seek His favor in ti becoming spi .BfWhcn wo have done our best by conform mtoilis will, and made a diligent, use of all , Bi??ties audjneans wo possess to advance Hwyirhen wo may confidently expect Bpsing, even deliverance in the last ex tty. "Kor my thoughts aro not your thoug ".''.Hither ino your ways my Ways, saith Mord- Por as tho heavens are higher t Me earth, fo are my ways higher than) HRiys, and my thoughts than your though Bf f Wo have been led to this train of roil cc .Wt.^iy^readui;'- thc message of President bine I in wh i cir-, ho recommends Congress to ' B acts f?r rnislruV four hundred thousand tro Bj and'foiir h un dyed million of dollars to pt Bj cato tho war against tho ?South, averaging ^Bfjujitiiiinil dollars to ea oh soldier iii thc wa H cxpon.se. This indeed at first view seen B; bo an overwhelming army j but there w M;i)tii?o and an occasion when double this f Br was sont'ered, and live hundred thousnr ;B them vferc slain in battle, as maybe sec ?B tho divine Record: "xB,. "And Abijah set the battle in array :....'B an army of valiant men of war, even SB .hundred t housand chosen men : J crol ':" H lilao set thc battle in army against him B* eight hundred thousand chosen mon, b Bfc?!?\?Jdy mon of valor. * * * B )* * * And when Judah lo -Wmback,behold tho battle was boforcaml bell K?4 nod they cried unto tlio Lord and thc pi Bs eoutwhrf jgjhjjithc trmnpots. ,.Then thc 'iA^.rd^mTuh govo Fshout}' and as thc mc ?BJ Judah shouted, it caine to pass that B 8mo*f! Jft|oboatn and all larool beforo Al gjgjk, ""^ 'Lulah. And the children of 1 sm tl ."Bbcforc Judah ; and Cod delivered thci II HwK???Jl!UU'' And Abijah and his people kM^c.'il slaughter : so there fell < Bf Israel live hundred thousand cl ' 'PSP -;'l (J/n-oniclrx, diap. 13. pWy^nrsWhy fumsbes no account of any I H in which there was sifph a loss of life. I , B saino chnptor mention is made of " ]1 Sf with tho towns thereof," tuleen from tho "Bb fl"^bcd Jeroboam. Perhaps Bethel ..|j Yorktown in Virginia, may. represent a i K not ^iJdlly dissiinijiir, in which tho int B^ Uf,uvpei', with moro than three timon MK Southern forco, was coiopljtcly routoi Wm Jbo.r?putation of his. anny, 'disgraced r B boMevo that victory will attend tho em liy^5_^tJ^CjL^iU^Ji^U^Ht'*L0 ?^ tty- "unii ji'8 of tl Mt;.Utft>K that ;>lr. Lineo] Ki ho desires, wluch wo tb '?\BTJHBi\orthorn eapitaliBts neve] \ ' ^'HltlitlijT' '-| -Koe.urity, am i ^^^^^HF'V"11 by any'tari fis or system A bo vb nil, wo believe that Heaven will de liver tho South for tho justico of our omiso, and in answer to tho.many sincero petitions which have boon offotcd by Southern Chris tians. And herc, by way of encouragement in tho hour of need, wo subjoin a beautiful story which appoarcd many years ago in tho Montroal Transcript. Thc Albatros isa very \ ?Targe, restless bird, und to those who are fa miliar with its strength and habits, tho story will appear altogether probable Tho Tran script says : ?. The following most extraordinary circum stance is furnished in a letter from an ollicer of thc 83d Hegitnent,?ow in India, to a friend, in Montreal. Whilst the division of thc Bibi Regiment to which thc writer belonged was 1 on ils wny to India, being at that time a short distance eastward of thc Cape, ono of the men was severely flogged for some slight offence . Maddened at tho punishment, the poor fellow was no sooner released than in thc sight of nil his comrades and thc ship's crew, bc sprang oveiboard. There was a high sea running tit thc time, and, as thc man swept on astern, all : hope of saving him seemed to vanish. Relief, H however, carno from a quarter where no ono tl ever dreamed of looking for it before. During tho delay, incident On lowering a boat, and e whilst t?ie crowded deck wcro watching the form of the soldier struggling with the boiling ' waves, nnd growing every moment less dis JJ tinet, a large Albatros, such os-aro always found in these latitudes, coming liko magie with an hi most imperceptible motion, np '*' preached and made a swoop at thc man, who tn the agonies of tho death-struggle, seized i ,-s and held it firmly in his grasp, und by thi; means kept ilflout until assistance wasrcndotci l'? from the vessel, luci edible as bis story seems . tho name and position of tho writer of th letter, who was an eye-witness of tho scene cr place its Milhority beyond a doubt. Hut fo tho assistance thus uflorded, tko writer tubb >0 un power on earth could have saved tho sol II' dior, as, in consequence of tho trcmendou sea running, a long time elapsed before tb boat could have been manned and got down 18 all this time tho man clinging to tho bil .j whose f lut Jeri ngs and struggles t > escape bot nv biinup. Who after this should despair? . raging sea-a drowning man-an Albatros k, who could see safety under such circumstai ces, or who will dare to call this chance.? ] ivo it not rather a lesson intended to Stimulai I faith and hope, and teach us never to dospai My ! HUCO, in the darkest moment, when tho wnv< J dash and thc winds roar, anda gulf seen ?ui ? ? , ' . " ? .. . ?.sc j near. , ive ELLSWORTH'S Fi UK Zo t; AV r.s.-The Kiel t mond Ecuw ?ncr, speaking of tho arrival i tho wounded in that city, says : Two cars in this train were, appropri?t od the. transportation of wounded Yankees, two ty-three in number, tho majority of whom b longed to Ellsworth's Eire Zouaves. Thc were among them, however, n great variety afit uniforms. One fellow, with blight red pan gc- and ti blue jacket, told us bc belonged to tl 14th Regiment of New York militia. Th ons were all wounded in the.most horrible ma ge, ncr, and as their wounds had received no i rids tention, they were in a truly pitiable conditio o is Their friends having inn off and desert tri- them, they bad lain on the field just tyhc ?nd their injuries were received until picked j 'Oin by our troops, and our surgeons being inc rit,f 'than busy attending to our own won mk ing their cases were, of necessity, postponed t the after their arrival in this city. The most ll ix them had been shot in thc lower extrciniti His One fellow had both of hts legs crushed, a frc- several had one leg broken. One of tho Zi hts, aves presented a most dreadful spectacle, the rifle ball bad entered just below bis right e; han I His whole face and head were so swelled a .our j distorted by inflammation that it is no gn ls." stretch of language to say that " hisown mo timi or would not have known him." obi, From another of Ellswerth's Zouaves, why Pi!SS left leg had been shattered by a musket b (TS> let, but who seemed al the time lo be sn fieri ose- ]?td0 pain, we derived considerable inion ont? timi. Ho was a very intelligent fellow, ti y l" disposed to talk. Ile told us that there w !,s to not ten Zouaves in tho Regiment of au lu I\H a T\VCL] (?t>y w|10 not rejoico when 10 Oreo worth was killed ; that he was one of tho m 'd ?l brutal mid ty ni ii ?cal men that ever lived ; t ln he never issued an order without nocompn ing it willi an oath or a kick. Ile also ci with jda'mcd that thc 'Southerners had done gi tour j,ijustico both to Ellsworth's and Duryi loam /ouaves, by supposing them to bo conipo with ()p tj,0 SiUno material ns Hilly Wilsou's lCi,,,? Lambs." oked lind : icsls men n of Cod bipdt I fled u in slow low n i ose ll lattlo n tho ethel va li near ?ceno idem i tho 1 and Wc iso of io cu ti can ink is Monti 1 this of ro f tho FHO.M TiiK KANAWMA VALLEY.-On General Wise's Aids, Colonel S. 1). Mel) mon, has j list returned from ' Charleston, nawha. Ho reports that, on Tuesday Captain Hi oek, of tho Rook ingham Cit together with Colonel Clarkson, oU,)0 about three hundred of tho enemy,/ side of a mountain, twelve miles bft?cA J? Icstoii, killing between twelve and o' Ou tho next day, ^cdncsd/^,^" four and five o'clock, tho cncnijx yf.(owf tb-2,500t, ottneked our foroes//jjn" ??QQ Colonel G?orge S. Patton, cJ/^ j?|tcc|. mon, at tho mouth of ConfCj?rln'whn_ miles below Charleston, on /]0SfJ 0f from 250 to 400 ktllcd and K was wound Norton, of tho Indiana I/'oodruff, Lieut eckniid taken pHsonor./,,^ of t,]0 ftft Col. Noff, and Col. l)/jth Qifafa Ohm Regiment, log/ taken prlsonora. and a Lieutenant, wZ, wounded Lieutenant Col \\Jhpotch %kh imf. ? llin'hf- ,? ~~Tfv'~r~ "Gardener-, whv QfiKKit A.Mi^nlkso much?" Oard do.you wMertl/- has nothing to amuse oner- ;??' Sure /fcAj^tho sidewalk wet, Wt ?f th* Pn?ytt the ladies Hampton's Logion in tho Fight. ... Wo extract thc following graphic uceo ofthchcroio conduct o? Hampton's Lo? in tho grout buttle Of sunday, from thc lil mond 1'Jxumint'r of Thursday. Tho at mentis made hy an oflicor who was in thick est of tho light : V "Tho infantry companies of tito Lei joined tho lino of .battle about 0 o'cloo! tho.morning, having inarched seven miles tova hastily-sindchcd breakfast, to tuko t pnrt in tho general-action. In u few mom I after tho lino waa"' formed, Colonel Jobi fell by.a shot from tho but . y. lie wa? stoutly killed, tho ball striking and tea .away tho upper portion of his bead. Col Hampton himself, assisted by Surgeon Di mid Adjutant Barker, bore the body from held. " At this instant tho men, missing f moment the presence of their cominan cried out Wc have no com mander." ( tain Carey, who was commanding tho wing, suddenly called out, " Follow Hampton Guards, follow to victory I'1' * effect of tho tunes of tho coin Maud wa? slant. Tho noble and gallant jKdgme?d c puny made a rushing charge towal us thc erny, in advance of tho rest pf^tho Lej nearly three hundred yards, o/d so far on ; left think that for a moment tiley wore in '. thc fire of thc Washington/Aitillery. i Guards advanced to within- IOU or 120 p of the enemy Unable to i/aintaiii then . sition,.thcy retired, falling Jack upon' tin ? lumn of thc Logioni It ws then that I Hampton, after a few thiflling wbrdj al s head of the Legion, orderet its bro to bo o 1 cd upon the dcadiy baiter!) M?X was nun L down bis ranks. 0 " Nobly H il gallantly di his men rospi Firing byt'01 j abd maintain lg their posit t they stood steadily until (fpo o'olock in 1 evening, under thc deadly lire ol'one of |. most destructive-butteries tuf the Feil s army. c " At this time of the d'?) tho* Legion _ back about'-'(JO yard-?, why.' Gell. .10vun d Smith Carolina, rode' ip to )?c lino, and o kinu himself known to tl I men, addei \ noble and patriotic cncoui ?Omenta to t ;; of thoir gallant commande I A shout j. as lleauregan! himself r'uh : to" the line, [s instiling words appeals to e Legion to to ?ts devoted position hut n f< 'moments lou r, and tho victory would hewn. ?,S "Thc men wcro suffe/uig horribly I ,s tho most raging thirst, wlVn a uumbe: * "fierate ?mwuqr?f brhieLn* jWHP^IBi vino beni by, nV??Vig?i (hji fV?"' 51 l?- Lut three returned fro"? 10 9? ,u0 'onpm j( Lieutenants Hutes an?;" !'""'?"t cream Watson Guards, audjl'"'P^'??. of tl to lidgo, and they wcro jpyntoN; N. Cai n- Hampton's la.-t and jHr umo t() j"m ?' c- battery. uBwato charge iip'pn tl rc "Tlie Legion lirflgw of ces, when tho idiri*#jpl'ccd about thirty p ts Virginia Iicgimortt^joined by the-lill lie Smith, who lo.d tji^/),,(;1' eommand of Ci ey having been juSt^Tf'."1^0 on fuot-his hon n- Hampton oi?c'rdflpfl'01'1 "oder him. Cc <t- time, when wit biri"'1 ,m'" boise. At tin >u. tery,?Coloncl Ilf??wt 150 y: rds of the ba ed He was struck by jfon received his wotpn re he was raised, thojM' 1,1 the temple il np loiitry of the brufW ""d self-possessed ga ne oahu and aiiep\UaP^ was exhibited. -I id, Smith to sl;iii(bL lords be exhorted Colon? ill support its ?l?ir/'('?? beginn, and to help t of spirit to tho a?,"'ko words added a ne es. advanced toi? m10u' charge Tho Logic nd comuiand of'Mj'1 Hf> "Vht wing under th ni- that of ('ap/|S;,0,,''l?v' "'Md tho left undo A intrepid \y'?ts^?*Ycy 7"t,u; command of th yo. guisbed tR'u?$,w,r%vrh0Sd so distit1 nd tion.bei.i?dov^^T ?TO*$flho;ac ?I nings, iptilj?d ?f?}JTk Jon tb- kins, of bliping/rater io thojftenniriimii n.'?S? os?, tho t tfcdWof t he fire, j h >Cn t,aou? ul- "'il.e yaitght?rof j enemy ut thc ba In? toma? tin coinbinod elive of tl,0 y;....: "a. Wucnjfjrtil tho Hjpton Logion M md ovtfit, ?//'Wto>vo |u terrille. Tim f ere git ves wye pursued by le companies of ti, iW Ligmn / ?ear Centrov| J.\,r four or , ! ||S. mles, t ' tumult.s diftibed to l,nvo bec ost over d-d bodies, which lowed tho Went o hat the ??V- , V ".V- ffiW reportAbout thirty\|lc, nu- andi^'dly l'urt,w.th t, inimonso njitW .cat 0?'/% .V" n:??'"dod-|,ruly a gallant, MI'S e</ ?oiChei'its oavolfl eoniponios nov ni se(1 i ijKnTV?i m foT? # Hiid tho /bo -it J,, ? nndo nml Q. M. N IJ ?/mav r"?glT, HiM?0 ym??o victory "Jil nniy; boost, indeed, to ,nvo hod a distin ?r8H?M port in the glorio day. infant]VTH0f^t9-{ ^ Ad jutant Harker nod Surge 8 Darby and Tay fess 2ffiitf-W? ^? ?viss feu sed themselves heroica * in tho fight, ST- /,1,0 ,W?1 % werobcttd YanKoea wn, ",p0rTi f ' two ono timi !f? ChB0O,;.t(> Vf0 tho and at ? ro?r i ho1B.otwn?i^4-. Jonnlyk with SiSSSli^u? tluV '?W? 11 ?HiTiibor of ? n7, * Cf?h .OU? ?fwWWck ita' man. l? STU.\ Y! - A voryXrgo ia Hoon was seen I to pass ?vor this city about t J o'clock ye tc,' ? ? <'??.vb?ve loon (ho mdori. ?ldTflf T"/ p,,eqf tbounial corps Sourh %;L|,,-oln 0,ni^4ubjugatH)g tho ;c?\ -, If;0' wVdvi?otlH peppl?? wherever .Iio touob,.? rer;vi/im<t to g vo him B-JI/IO nug oromomlor them by.1 As B"y Z ho ru e. of m,;, |l0 dM?PV? ^?Jlb f^? S ri,U,t,U 1,11(1 ?noded in ^a?olma. .Hulloons uro given to tho ?nh?ks Telo?rapbio -NOWA from all Quarters. lUctMo-Nii, July20.-Hon. Uob't Toomba, hnvingAeoptod Prcsjdont Davis/ appointment of brigftmcr. general,. b:ia rovsigncd tlio offtco of Sccvefiuy of State,io bo succeeded by lion. ?. M\'lt Hunter. llic?fAjoNi), July 20.5-Tho Bnnk Conven tion baa adjourned, expressing an opinion in favor of tho Oovcvniuent issuing $100,000,- j 000 of tVcasury notes, addition to tho amount | already .luihori/.od, of lives, ten and twenties, | not to hoir interest. Other dcnoiiinations to j boar thelnto of 7 8-10 per cent interest. W.^EY.NUTON, July 20.-In.tho Scnoto the bill \'i>! refund to States thc money oxpen dedbyihcin to defend tho Govcrunicnt was passedA. ST. Lirais, July 20.-Fremont bas arrived. The missourians have taken Memphis, Scottlatti county, Mo. JEFFERSON'CITY, July 20-Tho Conven tion declives the principal State ollices vacant and provides for filling them by tho Conven tion.- I\ repeals part of tho State Consti tution., ?Tbo Supremo Courtis to consist of seven judges-four tobo created by this Con vention.'. The State Legislature is abolished and scvc/al acts of the late Legislature aro annulled: KNONvii.T.i-i, TENN*;, (via Augusta,) July 20.-Gov. Jackson or.d Cen. Atkinson, ol Missourr an i ved here, yesterday, en route, for KioliimeUl. Governor Jackson says tlioroorc 100.000 Missourians ready, if they had arms, to defend, the e;tuse of the South. BICH MON i>, J uly 27.-A largo central Hospita! jlurou.u has been established at Hiur lottsvil&With branches nt Culpeper, Orango Louisa mid Mnnnssns. l?ov. li. W* Barnwell and Messrs. G. W. Collin, W. C.-Dec, ant Dis. Bissell and Stcedmnn, with thc co-opera tion of s?veral ladies of South Carolina, bav< charge c?f it. They will receive nuy contribu tions fropi South Corolina, and dispense then where needed, and will personally supervis. thc sick ?md wounded, and carry on con es pondenoa with their friends and families. .Ten nurses have ari i ved from South Carolina hud moro aro expected. They will endeavo to keep a correct list of tho placo and Condi tion of sick South Carolinians, and furn isl weekly reports to the papers. Families, sc ul churches are requested to lbvwar .J&v. Its \V Aid Soc casemippors, handkcrchiefs^lios-b', jackets, (Irakers, Bocks, shirts, towels, blankets, cover lets. Feud ; teas, ColTcc, arrow root, rico, sugar, corn starch, isinglass, limo juico, grist in bags, medicines of .all kinds, bandages, wines, brandy, liquorice, rose water, candies and lozenges for colds', and flax secdi' Old tracts are much needed, as now ones eau not be bought. WASiiixm-ON, July 27.-Gen. McClellan has arrived. A committee is herc from New York to urge thc nctivo employment of Gen. Wool, lt is ascertained thai :hc Southerners had accurate information concerning tho Federal movements. '.I he withdrawal fiom Fairfax was a part of their plan to draw tho Federals into an ambuscade. Tho Semite passed a bill to define and pun ish conspuncy, and u bill for thc suppression of rebellion. ? The Michigan regiment lost ninb officers nnd 188 men. This regiment wont into tho field 475 strong*. Tho Southerners aro concentrating nt Winchester, ?md nmeb 'nrm:i??!m?u i? felt in relation, to au apprehended attack on Harper's Ferry. < Tho KC'co;i^5^^)egia?cr.t have delivered up theii'?rms ami ge'.'.e .lm?e.e. Tboy minibor i,6oo.;%:/: ,, s ; . Thc Obit fedora tea arc mounting.- siego guns ' Fai.l-Jx.^' rf; . , ^ ; \ -Jg ; "VCVaJ oiueers, as n reward for ??icjr'? cour N^bech<eut|iorized to. raise Vo^infctfnts. Ne\y ri!^,u,,,?iS however, ard bc?iYg5?onwant ly nceeptcC , $. ., ...... Li th^lRLp, Mr. MQCjerPnnd'siiid the Houso sb(ug||,nnico provisi?n >for further resour^s?dMo tVc Covcrjimcnt credit would H% Mil Wright^dSl bad faileil already, wi .^t*?1**? wofiFinlo Committee of thc \\ lioloIAiji bili to prbvido fora direct tn:c It meets-Sta*. violoiil opposition. Nothing h^( )^CH h0lU.j from tho ox l^dition bcunii,^lii;; of trueo fur t1ic pnr. pofco bui-ying tjifcft(i nor from <jol. Cu mcroa's o.xpetition.. It is inposed that tW^outhorn^rs have schoums & foot which t\nf^ io ])0 j t their lipes180 " ^^"^^^T? In tho Senate, bills.wera passod t(M^i? ft bridge ii ehr tho present ono, }o r^pn?rTrh^ Long brlagoy'and to iVfvestigato the nm^unt of SQlnricslrcccivcd by ofliolrik A resolution umintaini?p tho supremacy of tho Union passed by thirty yeas to one nay-Mr. Brook inridgei J ' .,' ' CINCINNATI, July 27?-Cox has occupied Oitorlostoi), on tho Kannwho. Tho Southern ers .havo Ijurned the M idges and fallen back. FoiiTHftss MoNttofi, July'27.---Ari oxno ditto'n, cdrjg'-itingof six launches, havo burnod| rim? Confederate sloops ?nd schooners. Lomsvfuti, July 27.-Accounts of on th'isiustio r?ceptions of returned throb months' voluntcorsbr? noticed in various places, whoso d?pavtuio/lnis not'boon imf iced at headquar ters.' limits Wo given to ship goods to till ports u Kontuelly. Many ol Jho three months''volunteers from tho IdoHor mo arriving hero, to seo bow business is. If they find it less profitable than soldiering, they premiso to return* NEW Y ?UK. July 27.-- The sni-s of cotton to day woy., 1,000 bales, at 15'} to 10 con^, Treasury fiVi?? oro quoted nt 08} < Vujt*ri Slates Vixl 81. N>:v,' i"j<.t%X^ July 27..'-Tbc tieamsnip City of Bnltimoro, arrived nt Capo Unco on 1 hps* day, bringing advices from Liverpool to tho 13th -institut. Sho brings ?42,000 in Bpooio. Tho Borussia sailed with ?76,000. Tho sales of cott?n?on Wednesday and Thursday wevo 40,000 bnles, of which specu lators and cxpovtors took 20,000. The mar ket cloHod buoyant at an advance of ?d.-,; Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Provisions steady. Consols 80 S to 90." Tho London Time* thinks that Lincoln's hcuv^ Taxation will indu'eo tho Northerners I to re?onsider their rcjootiou of all poaoe pr I compromise measures. . '. I A lhiltimoio student named Brooker slight-' ' ly'wounded tho 'King of Prusin. j RICHMOND. July 20.-Tho Southern Con ' gross inqt nt noon to day. But fcW members were absent. Thc President's Message, and accompanying documents were read, i and fivo thousand copies ordered to bo printed. The business otherwise was unimportant. Il)CiiMONit, July 20.-A despatch from Staunton, yesterday morning, to tho Dispatch, confirms tho report Unit Ramsay's Georgia Regiment hus arrived safely nt Monterey, to gethor with all tho survivors of Col. Pcgrnin'e j command. MANASSAS JUNCTION, July 10.-Georgi Mi Muse, of thc Washington Artillery, ol . Now Orleans, is dead. Major Harrison, ol the ll th Virginia ll cginTcUt, is dead. Lieut II. II. Milos, Privates Do LnContc, "Wilkin son, Mallory and Thoions Sangster,. wen killed. Captain Allen, Lieutenants Knglisl and Harris, and Privates Boilly and Whitaker 1 and Sergeant Lumkin, wore wounded. Al " theso wcro membersof Virginia companies. - A soldier limned Baldwin, from Arkansns j was killed, at Staunton, by thc ca vs, on Wed uosdny. WASHINGTON, (via Norfolk, July 20. 5 Full particulars of tho Bull Crook engage " mont state that three Federal companies eros I sing a raviuo received ti raking fire, killing i! number, but thoy stood their ground, covoi " ing their retreat with a brass cannon on " Sherman's battery, the horses of whioh wer > disabled. Pour Regiments, whioh 'were sui r ported by cavaly, joined in the battlo. Th :\ Southerners used their gun? well. Tho F< II dorais, again advancing, encountered a rali i n '* lire. Thc Federal guns wevo put in positioi mid poured grape and canister into the Soutl ,: emera till their ammunition was cxhaustet 1" Several Federal guns were disabled. Tl -total loss of tho Federals .is estimated at 4 r- r-iiio.i . G.?u T>-W'wrlrrnrl th^^Lljjdjiiiiiy faTl back. \r^!VHB>HH>0V,u*fl.IIBS , Fort awn n TO BICIIMONU.-Gr?|^. -??lri?l moro ond moro bcligeront in talk*rT^,ul?e. .-Proin tho Wham ut the 12th in?l??o the fnllowir ^ specimen*!, ^K*L "Tho House of Bopros?ntnt1v?i.,~'-NWT?lS?rki?t^s five opposing voices, und Ono of thoso a lottery doolor, has voted tho great lonn to proservc tho Integrity of tho Bopublio. Tho loan will soon ho offered, ie \ts various forms, to tho public: f.ud do you Wish toknow how to ?usuro its hoing takon promptly and at par? Tho me?ns of thus restoring to tho Governmont its rightful credit is very simple. It is tho hmnedinto occupation of Richmond, 'flint done, you can havo all - the monoy you want at your own terms. . Thoro aro four plnocs where it is specinlly necessary that Gio Stars and Stripos should bo thing to tho breozo in "trpiniph. These uro Richmond. Charleston, Memphis nnd Now Or l?nos: p?rl?nps wo in?y niki a fifth, Montgome ry. But of thom nil, Richmond is tho firet nnd tho most important. For Wu td tho converging columns ! Business is everywhere languid, nnd mer chants ftl'rt ruined. JDr? yort w-jsh te ?'CStorC confidenco nnd revive trade? Occupy Richmond! and provo that you menu to loso no unnocossnry timo in occupying Charleston, Memphis una Kow Orleans?. Thon tho currents of commer cial iifo will bugin to niovo again, as if by milgie. It is useless to talk about tho sympathy and respect) bf foreign nation** until ?ho American pc:0|i'? ?IUV? -| cdi?Vt }\ l?ie?r capaeiiy io govern thomsolvos, -'rind moko thoir Gov?rnineiibros peeled at home. Tho only event which will .provo tliat capacity beyond'o'doubt is tho occu pation of Richmond without tho logs of a dav, whore loss cnn bo avoided. That (long, every body will know ?und fool that Rcbollion is cor tandy to bo crushed, nnd tho integrity of thc Bopublio nssurod forovo/. . Ni-.w.s KIIOM^'ANICKK-LASD.-T??o lliohy m?nd Examinei' has obtained copies of - Into Ballimore papers, from which tho following extracts have boen made. Tho pnp?rs woro dated 18tl\ inst : Sl/AVrcilY TO ?IK AnOI.TSItKI) IN T??K SK ?KOTI6 STATK?.-Senator Pomcroy's "bill to suppress tho salvolioldcrs rebellion," after setting forth iii a proutnbl?y that slavery had culminated in n robelliou, and that tltf. p?os ont war is being curried on to doterniino thc question whether salv?ry shall bo extinguish ??d or not, adds, therefore, ns a great milita* f>oocc?stty:: ^*^h??}l(U'(ed by thc Senate and IIouso of Represent ?vos of th'? United States, in Con gross nssetiTbw m|infc fron, *nnd :,nftcr tho .P?^o ofthi8lj!tktl,oro shall''bo no alavory or invohttttnry scrv%id0 ,in any of tha.Stiitos Of this Union that olnihvio hnvosooctfed fwm tho Government, nnd ar&Sn,opon armed re sistance to tho execution of thc laws and tho provisions of tho Constitution of tho United States. And be. it further enacted, That immediate ly Upon tito passage of this not, tho.. President of tho United States shall causo his, pr?cla motion to bc issued,sotting forth tho imm?di at to nnd unconditional emancipation of all per sons held un slaves in any of tho nfore said f?fcltcs, under thc laws thereof, and also ordering all officefs to givo protection to nil Mioli emnrtoipnted'alavos. tuid aooopt tho scr vioesof all who muy tender them in behalf of the Government, i'' 'u tho judgment of suoh officera, such services shall bo useful or ncc? css iry to tho prosecution of this. wjfr. Ci\n any $otin\vw man,. after leading tho above declaration, doubt, for a 'moment tho pojioyof tho Linconv Adniittiitratipn-' IAmanean Amurs Aurouu, . ( Th? foU?Wtdg ?o?cc?i?ns aro* from lato Ka*' ? ropeuti papero : TlIK HNUI.ISU PBK.MIKH ON TJ?K. pXj&M? or lJKTHKii.-*-It is, howovor, believed that tlio Northern army, wader command of Gen. Scott, amounts' to sixty thousand mon, ana . that tb? ?ninny has in tho fluid a force which' is.supposed to rango from soventy to ninety, thousand men. Tho former, if wo may. jddgo _* from tlio recent affair near Fortress Monroe, appeared to bo ill disciplined* and inefficiently commanded. Tba rogimcnts which were dis patched, under, thc'command of 0cn. Pearce/ to attack tho intrcniiohcd camp ab Great BotT cl, werospecdily repulsed, aim in tho darkness' of tho night fired upon caoh other. This dis-, aster is attributed to tho mismanagement of. (Jon. Perce, who, it is stated, " lost his head/' or to tho disinclination of ?ho raw Northern' lovics toxico masked bi *..cries and to stand " thc-galliug fire of rifled cannon." Tho mi litary operations whioh hithorto have taken' place in America seem to. European nations to' DO utterly inexplicable. In this country wo; Iniow/comparative.ly littloxor nothing of tho. i organization of tho Southern forces. We ard obliged to form our conclusions from tho not' ! very trustworthy accounts with which tho F New York papors favor tho world. It is, F h?v/over, clear that both in tho nttaok upon. . Fort Sumter and in tho recent affair nt Great - Bethel, tho secessionists were well provided \ with artillery- and that their troops tvercsuf-". i ficiently well handled to sccuro success. Wo] , suspect that tho delay and hesitation whioh 1 U*?v? marked thc policy of tho Federal Gov ernment arc to bc attributed mainly.-tc thc- * , cirouiustancc that Gen. Scott, on ablo and - experienced officer, knows that militia rcgi-/ menta cannot , in thc short space of two monthsj.' . - bc converted into woll trained and efficient - soldiers. Gen. Butler, wdio directed thc dis-, - estrous movement from Fort Monroe, was tho a other day a practising lawyer, who, of course, - cannot bc expected to become a general by tl inspiration. Thc Northern anny appears to' o bo in great want of officers, owing to thc cir-. >- cumstanccs that thc great majority of tho of o fleers uf thc regular army have thrown up' i- t)ic.ir commissions to tako sorvico with tho' g Southern insurgents, lu a few days wo may i, expect to hear that Manassrt?' Gap has been' i- tho scone of a great struggle, upon tho issuo 1. of whioh thc futo of tho Fcdorul capital must ic depend. Hithorto tho prestige of success bas . 0 boon altogether on tho sido of tho South:-a./ kita titit?&BtM??^m&?tm&t^^ Scored^ ^ , comiunnd raw ??^> per than they ?ve ?M???gH 8barp, <[T} ?f. two nnnies wc^c^^]!?^^^i^^^^^^a^^^^^ tho fight whichsopjpKninn.nent ay.^Iauassas Gop will, iiuidl probability, decider no'?'v.tmV fate of tho campaign, but whothor thc ?sWli or thc South Ti to boconio tho invadiiigV)a/ly. ; ILoncl?n Post, June \b\\ j WHAT Os?noiA UAH DOXK ANO IS DOIXO.-ty suiaiuing up thc outpouring of troops, from theV. i~ State of Georgia, and tlio spirit still pervading that Stato to organizo and send forth volunteers,', tho AugU8ta-(Gn.) Chronicle thy*: Hosnies tho Regiment of rogulnrs, nt, Savannah',.' undorconima'id of Ooh Charles J. WUjjahlSs Gco'f g\t\ >ti?? ?eui, tu ?nv uOlu ten l ughuuiiis of voiunteois undor Cols. Ramsey, S?minos. Wriorht, Doles, Jackson, Colqultt, Gartrell, Hi limby," Gouhlingr-t Aniiovsbn, tiirco regiments indcpenucrd volunteers 1 (fic-Ul ofllema appointed by the president,)'Under' du?, "?cniow, McLnus mid Johnson o'i Jyuiiiucky,_ ..? two battalions commanded by Majors' Villipiguo ' ?v- % and Ifaidoniaii, besides two independent coiiipuiiio.sv Tliero aro also in Virginia Georgia .companies'' enough to organizo another regiment. So that wo have now raised and tent off sonio 14,000 soldiers besides the regular.--. Thc Brigade of Gen. Phillipa,' * onoanvppd nt JMg Shanty, munbocnenr 2?00. Tlio" T?oft?bs roghucnt-Fourth independent-is now or ganized under Col. K tor who fougllt in the Mexican wnr, tho ?l?vent ii and Twelfth regimen ta, will organic in -Albinia next week under com ni and,, doubtless, of Hon. W. Ii. Stiles and Hon. Thom- tf| as W. Thomas. To t lioso muai bo added Tom Cobb's Logion. Col. Cobb/a independent rogimont, Coir Hammond's. Col. MoMilinn's and Col, Undor w?od's, which wifl increnso Georgia's Ughibig force. ' hloluding tho roguhir? mid Phillips' Jhi#nde, to' near twonty-flvo thousand troops. And this is only j si 'ono-hatf or onc lhird of what Georgia caa and wilt do, if nocQssnry. Bnu.i.iAKT VicTonv nv WISB'S L?OIO.V.--Wo' loam from Dr Pelion, prhieipal'sitrgoon in Gen. Wise's brigade, (who arrive*! in Kiclmiond last' night,) that a battle took piuco Igst Wcdnoftdny ft?*-?-~.%m ovoning. sixtoon miles from Chaidcstnn. K^a^lfer*^ ffl wha county, botweon/n portion of il?ncfapv \ V Wise's forc?s, nun.)boring CC?, *\\dS\^'?"\ \ / of Captains Patton ami Andcrsoo.Miitj^\ oral troops. Our troops routed tlio oTvJ$\V : * lng 250, and taking Mino ofBcora and'tlr^jv.iN privates prisoners, . besidos a moiiibcr \v.?. AVhoollrig Legislature, und a correspondo* o' nn abolition paper publis'cd in Cincinnati. \vNN?v oftlcors taken prisoner? will uri Ivo in Hichiiko^ .? to-morrow. Only three on our .?Ido w'eroj?^j**, in tho cug.igoinont. nod .they Western sgSffltjb^^. inn* "-li Uli ino ml Hxu winer Jfi B?taf?ri MOLASSES A St/nsciTUTE ron HAOOX.--? pS jil \ W in Missbsippi states timi .seven yeai'flshieo Iiocoin^^Hl / nicnccd giving W\H negroes two pounds of bnobnf^H^, / and two pints of molassos, instead of four pound.! of bacon per week np '/eforo. His negroes so?n bogan to like tho pioliU isca bot ter than tho meat, and ho now lyoks td bouiidana for ono half of t?i?mcnt nm iL on ht? plantation. Tho Medical PacuUv *t' bondon, sovi'ial years sln.oe, doolded that th oso who, liyo on molnssos as apart of their regular diet nev. cr have the typhoid fever. Tho Mississippi p?nntcr'a expo'rienco corroborates this deschion, for his ne groes Juivo not had a singlo oaso of typhoid l'cvrv? among Hiern, although frcft,uoi?tly lu tho neighbor hood, and'onco In his own fnmi'y. bet the plan>i tor? of tho South try experiment, lt cit)I??vo moro thrtn ono-hnlf. So much fat bacon n?id grce?o la our cli'nato. is Injur?eos and imhcallhy. Tt-^ negroes on ?ligar plantations arc ub.uiys 'hetilthy nvul sound. Or tho. dead md nbfcnl speak well; or not al rill'.'