The Whereabouts of Gen. Beauregard: by Telegraph to vanity Fair--after manner of Daily papers.
Havre de grace,
April 26.--
Gen. Beauregard was in
Richmond at 23 minutes past 6 o'clock yesterday, and will attack
Washington at once.
Philadelphia,
April 26.--We learn on undoubted authority, that
Gen. Beauregard was in
Alexandria at 24 minutes past 6 yesterday, reconnoitring.
Baltimore,
April 26.--
Gen. Beauregard was in
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Norfolk at 25 minutes past 6 yesterday, and took a gin cocktail with several of the first families.
Havre de grace,
April 26.--I learn from a gentleman just from
Mobile, that
Gen. Beauregard is on his way
North, with 150,000 troops.
Gen. Beauregard is six feet high, but will not join Blower's “Household Guards.”
Declines advertising the
Household Journal.
Annapolis,
April 26.--
Gen. Beauregard was discovered in the
White House rear-yard last night at 26 minutes past 6, armed with three large howitzers and a portable sledstake.
He went away after reconnoitring pretty numerously.
Philadelphia,
April 26.--I learn on excellent authority that
Gen. Beauregard was in
Charleston at 22 minutes past 6 yesterday, and had no intention of leaving.
He was repairing
Fort Sumter.
The people of
Bangor, Maine, and of
Cape Cod, Mass., report that
Gen. Beauregard has lately been seen prowling around those places.
I learn that
Gen. Beauregard is within five miles of
Washington.
The report in some of your contemporaries, that
Gen. Beauregard is within five miles of
Washington, is utterly without foundation.
Sensation despatches in times like these cannot be too strongly deprecated.
The public will invariably find my despatches reliable, and can always find out all about
Gen. Beauregard by buying vanity Fair. Price 6 cents.--
Vanity Fair, May 4.
