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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

The New CoMPANY.-We understand that II
is Capt. D. MGLLrR who is getting up q
company Of recruits for the war, at the room on
the east side of High street, two doors north Of
Rich street. Lieut.. A. g. SHARP is the Re-
cruiting Officer. The Captain and Lieutenant
are both well qualified for the work they have
undertaken, and We have no doubt they will
soon organize first rate company We cordi.
ally wish them success, s'iisa ~ a5oua - IN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

P There are said to be between four and
five hundred three months volunteers in Gin
cinnati, who have not yet received their pay.
Their complaints are loud and grievous. They
say: "If we can't get our pay for three months,
how can we expect to get 1t ior three yearsf'
They have arranged for meeting to-day on
the corner of Fourth and Hammond streets, to
take measures to obtain their Just dues, sgr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

New YoRK, August l3.-7The brig Sea Foam,
from Curacos, ,,reports that the privateer Sum
ter had arrived on the Itch, and was allowed by
the Governor to, coal up and reht, against the
protest Of the United States Consul. She left
on the Oath. The crew had liberty ashore dur
ing the time, and raised the devil generally.
tion is momentarily expected home, having
been ordered to return for the purpose of rein.
forcing the blockade feet. go. rs, i.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14
NOTICE.

All three months men of Co.'s A, B and G,
Sd Regiment o. V. NJ, are notified to meet at
Montgomery Hall, corner of High and Gay
streets, in this city, on Thursday, August 18th,
1861, al o'clock A. NJ, for payment. +,
o. T. TURNEY,
Capt, Co. G, Sd Regt.
Columbus, Aug. l3, l96l.--2s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14
The ZOuaves Disbanded Preparatory
10 rlke-OKganizatiOn. ~

ALEXANDRIA, August 13.-The Fire Zouaves
struck their tents and left for New York to-day
where they will be disbanded preparatory to re-
No rebel troops have been seen near Mount
Vernon for two weeks. CAPT, Kennedy and a
company of 100 men on Thursday crossed the
river and went ito Lorettsville They found
about 1870 Of Stewart's Rebel Cavalry there
which they routed, killing, q Lieutenant and
wounding FIVE men. The Inhabitants of LOU
don county are mostly Unionists and are greatly
rejoiced to be freed from the oppeasor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14
Latest from the West--Deathr of Gen,
n EYOm-Gch. SiRel In RetreRt. L-L.

FRANKLis, Mo, Aug, 12 N A messenger from
Springfeldto Cob Wyman arrived at Rolla o.
l O'Clock Sunday afternoon. He reports thai
the advance guard Of Gen, Lyon met the ad
vance guard Of the enemy on Thursday and ar
engsg ement ensued, which resulted in driving
the rebels into the woods.ob The. loss on either
size, If any, is, not stated, Our cavalry had
taken up a position on the north eide Of the
Little York road, with the design of driving the
enemy out. Two companies Of cavalry went
out at IL o'clock Thursday night and seized
four prisoners, twenty head of cattle and four
horses.
Gen. Lyon was trying to draw therebels into
battle. ''' -'i. - ..hE'1 ~ A-'I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14
LATER.

81. LOUIS, Aug. l3.-Rumors current on the
street, in which some reliance is placed, state
that Gen. Lyons command in the Southwest
has been totally routed by the rebels; the Gen.
eral himself killed; and that General Sigel
was in full retreat, with a remnant Of Federal
forces. --f ttl-' = li-- nf.a
This information is said to have been re-
ceived here by secessionists last evening, the
messenger who brought the news having killed
four horses between Springfield and Rolla, in
his haste to outstrip the Government messen
ger. tF5Eg ID i 7.9g7o is...!u,, =. i e, =,
1t Is also reported that G EN-. Fremont received
dispatches about midnight corroborating the
above, but their contents have NOT yet been di
vulged. ! ~
Great anxiety is felt by the Union men here
and most serious apprehensions are indulget
for the safety Of our army, We will probably
get something reliable on the arrival Of tb
train tonight 1909 .i;ts 40 a..I t5ssl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

P Night before last, the thirsty earth was
watered by fine rain, and the heated atmos.
phere stirred and cooled by frequent gusts Of
wind. Yesterday, It was cloudy, cool and pleas
ant-a welcome change from the hot days that
had afflicted us since August made its advent.
Thus, changes come over ua, to diversity and
cheer our pathway through this vale Of smiles
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

TIM TwrNrr.Flasr PAID Orr --Paymas.er
TAyroR yesterday finished paying off the three
months men belonging to the Tgehty-hrst
Regiment, Col. NoRroS, having distributed
among them over fifty thousand ,dollara. yYn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

u Our market wa, finely stocked yesterday
morning with blackberries, green com, tomatoes
and other fruits and vegetables, People should
not fail to make use of these things, 90 pleas
ant and salutary at this season Of the year, .33'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

FINE PEAcHEs. Our old frisuds, LINprnsr,
RrzE & Co., at AMpOs's old stand. have on
hand large lot Of luscious peaches The
peach Is the king Of fruit. Gallon LIrprxAlns, 4,
Rrzr 4 Co., and Try their peaches BY way of
experiment.. aess ssi y = ~ ..- N 4. q 4,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14
IEl1;;l!gEllEEnI155 ~ lEI15dis g |,
aos Yd1 33Sl lsNNyS& q
gi7faJusr - =
MRS. wIt0sLowa

"N'FT 1E7IEHVAEAl IlINfEyGTM
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician pfsson,
lWF 70 the attention Of mothers. her -
s o OF HsIs.Na Ct IS sYiR Up !
| ~ FOR CHILDREN TEETHINg3iapsl /.
which greatly faciiitstss the process d doti
enng the gums, reducing al Inflammation tif AIiaj
ALL PAIN andspasmodie action and u y isiIs, -, 7,
sURE TO REGULATE THE BewElgg
Depend upon It, mothsrs 10 Will give rest to yoarsalse
and 'roiiibloo Xdliisd q tasnillA 1Iaq al sni
RELIEF ANp HEALTH 10 ygUR MFAHlg
We have up and article for over ten yeat
and GAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH, off,
sns. &sys psIs e ss1 fs s sir
ANCE. 90,EFFEcTA a CURE, when timely used. Ney.
erdd We know instance Of by any one
who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted with 10
operations, and speak in terms Of commendaton Of ts
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak IN this
matter 'WHAT WE DO KNOW = after ten years, sxpe,
FULILLMENT OF WHAT WE HERB DEODlRB. In
almost every instance where the infant 10 suffering from
psin and exhaustion relieflwin be found in Aeen on
twenty minutes after thesyrup r. sadninistersd' Ca.
the most EXPERIENCED and sK1LLFuL NURsEs IN,
New England, and has been used with NEVER RAIIr-
ANU 0THOusANDs OF CASES. ~ 81
only relieves the child from pain, out invigor
ates the stomach and bowels correc acdy, and gves
tone and energy 70 the Shols system% ns1ialAostpt
GRIPPING IN TIE BOWELS, AND WIND COLO
and overcome copyurons, which, n not speedily rene
died, end In DEATH We believe 81 the BEST and SUR
EST REMEDY IN THE WORLD, In all cases ofDYHzl
ENTEHY and DIARRHGA In CHILDREN, whethe
4 arises from teething, or from any other eauses We
would say TO every mother who has child suerngfrom
any Of theforegoing oomplaints-D0 NOT LET, H0UR
,PRRJUDICEB NOR THE PREJUDIoEs on 0TnBRs
stand between you and your suffering child and the f
lief that will be eURE-Ses,r ABSOLUTELY sURH-sto
follow the use OF this medicine, II timely used. Fuixd
rections for using will accompany each bottle Nope,
genuine unless The fac-simile q uHIIst PkRRKIEs,
Sold by ell Druggists throughout the world, II.
PrincipaI Office, I3 Cedar streef N.Y.
:, PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BoTTEE.,' q 1
oct27 7dawIy. dlii3' sraz 5di 70 sin - gignI5sq 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

WArERMrLosss- Passing CHARLEr WAe-
NER's, on State street, yesterday, we noticed
some very fine watwmelons in'fvont Of bis es..
tablishment. Give CHARIEY call and get
someof his Hne melons They are just tbs
thing to use in the hot and sultry month Of Aus
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14
Lieut.. Col. Tylef TO be sent to Ncw
| = ~ York.
[sneolal 10 ths Comnercial AdyertIser. 4 p !.

Especial to the Commercial Advertiser .. - :, Z.
WASHINGTON, August l2.-The Government
has sent orders to Cincinnati, directing that
Lieut.. Col! Tyler, of the rebel army, who was
arrested in that city few days since, shall be
sent to New York for detention at Fort lLAfay'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14
Ex. minIster Faulkner In jail. .

I WAsHiNoron, Aug. 12.--Ex Minister Faulk,
Iet was; arrested today and conveyed to jail BY
order of the War Department. Heis not per
mtted to hold conversation or correspond with
friends. A formal examination Of his case will
soon take place. yn ~ t5'Ds (
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14
From Fortress MONROE. N /.

FoRrRrss MoNRoE, Aug, IL. The event to.
day has been the arrival Of q flag Of truce from
Norfolk, with twenty two released prisoners OF
war, being mostly surgeons, captured at Bull
Run. Vhy..a -"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

~ The secession LieutenantsC Colonel TrLrE
is to be transferred from the Newport, KY,
Barracks to Fort Lafayette, near New Tork..ls.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

pWe understand that oil but four men Of
Captain BuRDsALL's company Of csvalry have
determined to ,re-enlist.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

~ Lieut., HAzrs, o, 3: Al, lsstobe Colonel
of the Forty. first Regiment, to be organized at
Cleveland. A' y '''N' ''''N 80 ~" ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

-Ra3 At Pleasant Valley, on Saturday next
the 18th inst, grand picnic will be given as .
reception to the Valley Guards, Capt HAYsEs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

10 1t is said that the comet is still visible
near the tail Of the Great Bear. ,s,,, 20 -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

The American Express Company has oui
thanks for its daily fayors in the shape OF tne
very latest eastern papers. tp rsg -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14
Rail ROAD Iime Table.

G3- There are now l 700 volunteers at Camp
Dsnnison, actively drilling for the war. 'ai :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14
Later from Europe,

FARTHER PoiNT, Aug. l2--The Novia Seotian,
from Liverpool, Thursday 1st, via Londonderry
"a, passed here this P. M. She has fl40, 900
In specie. ,Os,~-c., ..,.,. ,,.-....
! GREAr BRrrAIN.-The American horse StaTke,
won the Goodwood Cup. Wizard ran second,
and Artimus, American, tbird.I15-. 4
The Times, in city article, asserts II will be
dangerous for England to have anything to do
with the American loan.
Lord Elgin is appointed Governor General Of
India ...,.,..,, ,yo.,
( Weather very fine for harvest. '-'' p
ai LONDoN.-- Gold continued to flow, into the
bank in large sums. Bank rate reduced to five
t' TIE Paris correspondent of The London Post,
says the British Government ID, just now in In.
innate correspondence with the French Cabinet,
In order that united action may be observed to,
wards America by sea and land, asa real CON
flict is now expected. A perfect understanding
is likely TO be arrived at.
Rumors Of q probable compromise in Ameri-
ca are again gaining strength in England. .--
Il Some OF the London jonrnas were speculat-
ing on the fate Of the American loan In Lon
dom The Herald city article strongly discoun.
tenauces negotiating at such times, end edito-
rally Expressed satisfaction that captiousness
Uuu ItIthuihty tuWbtuo AIuHtnuu uoou bDau-
doned iNsss A,1 igf'tN 'N .seer ies i7sa
,FfNcE--Paris- -Bourse was firm; 3per cent
rentes 67f65c.
COMMERCIAL, NEWS PER NOVA
4 - tsa ,SC0TIAN. ~ az afH tii
LrvERPooL- Breadstuffs-- quiet bu,
steady. Wakefield g. Nash quote Flour quie
and steady ct, 24@2S.s Wheat, inactive; RED
IS 6d@lls 81; White l0@l3s6d. Corn firm,
yellow 28s 6d@29s Cd; white 3ls 6d@32s Sd,
Pfoyisions dull. Richardson, Spence & Co
and Bigland b Athya report beef asm. viii
fair demand at last quotations Pork yahowal 9
downward tendency, with o ssllght decline. Ba
con very dull AZ 36@t0siA Lard heavy ians
eighty declined az 4e@lSs. Sugar steady -
| Coffee inEctive.1 bssps ss .cH--sa 1TakuQ oAAR
4, Cotton -Salss for three days, %, 900 bales
market Arm, but unchanged, with . fair de
mand for primo qualities Of full previous rates
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

Gj- Hon. THOMAS F. MARsHALL is confined
to his bed at Newport, KY, in consequence Of
an arm broken in falling down stairs. 90 y n,i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

3 The Adams Express Company places 90 daily
under obligations 70 1t for the very latest papers
from the eastern cities. a, -. 49,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

Judge Catron Driven from Nashville
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l3.-Judge Catron, of the
Supreme Court, was last week expelled from
Nashville BY the Vigilance Committee. because
Of his refusal to resign the, Judgeship. He has
wife in Nashville, on account of her sickness.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

WIN. DoMIGAN, JAcoB REINHARD,
SAM'L DOYLE, ALBx. THoMPsoN,
H. w. MILLER, WM. CooPER. ~
JOHN M. PuoH, j. BuLEN,
R. PIcKEREL, JAMES HoRLocKER,
H, s. HIoH, 90.
County Central Committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

~ AOINDONDCIhhI
LIvEAP.pL, ,Aug.2 -iBresdstuffs -Quiet but
steady. Wheat has advAnced two Per Scental,
mostly on lower qualities Provisions mac
tive, Cs4kIlAllJAN UgSAHH
LONDON MARKKT.--Consols closed on Friday,
at e9O@9l1 for money. The return of the
Bank Of Epgland shows an increase Of bullion
of E476, 600. Tho latest sales were: Erie
shares 26A@27 Illinois shares 35@36 dis
count. "a OF z da FOR DHIl
LIvEsPooLs Aug 2 --Cotton--sAles of.the
week, CD 900 bales. The market closed firm,
bat unchanged and quiet. Sales to spectators,
1900 bales; to exporters, $500 bales. Sales
on Friday, 5000 balesi the market closing quiet
and unsettled. .YW
The following are authorized quotations: Or.
leans fair, 911ss; do middling, 816 Mobile fair
s9;do. middlbg, S2; Uplanda fair 81; mid !,
dlings9 l6. The total stock in port is esti..
mated at 1920, 900 bales, of which ,73s 900
bales are American. sVWB utMCtRiylt
Manchester advices favorable Quotations
have an advancing tendency.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Wheat advanc.
ed II. 30 YrrYTCr r--, u.rv.rsg-. -rrr., t,I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

" Capt. CorrsR's ARTILLERY Company, from
RWsans, sHiIla a CAMP QAlas ysaM'dsy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Bank statement.

| M New YoRK, August l2.
! Theweekly bank statement shows the following; De.
crease In loans 1863; decrease In deposits S2l3
incrense in specie 81 4O3 o35 increase N circulation
si4'''Oo' FET GIyg a T@,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

| N ErEh.l 4. KNda on vgA1Est.Pik0OF
lt6 CLOAK oL0lifs, Also, other makes Of Spring
I al and Buftons 10 match. ~ " Balm SON,
april5 No. 90 South High stree
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

- IN suonE Law pinung' Fnoe sio'~.
pphshed by
ROBEfST CLARKE, &c co..
Law Pnbishers ookseIeis, stssioners and Inporsrs
- l 20. "a = 'ea No. % West rourth street, :
fells:den;H -. . ..l y. ~. olncinnsa Q.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

sales to speculators and ezportevp amounted q
60 600 bales.e siSllEHWlk HkH
LoNDpE Manor, ,- Breadstiffs eteadt bish 4
slight impfoyement. Amefican wbea. Advanced
Is. CSaes has AndadvsnciaE tepdsnSFl Tea
hN. rye nrm. EasE ~. ssss ,.r,s,, afuU.a
LATEST COMMERcIAL Z BY TEL LEgRAPH
TO LONDONDERRY. ~ iea5als
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

From the Exaninef, Norfolk, Va. ssSs
They have been tested n more than shounnd slss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-14

from The Dcmocrat, bt. CLOUD, MIMI
II you are, or have been, troubled with ne hssdachsYs
send for box, (cephac Ps) That you nay haze :,
them In case ot ~ attack. slfsy sssr6 Sis,s.,1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-20

p,1r,uoRE. April 10.--When the Massachu-
s.tts Regiment were passing through this
city day, they were assailed by the citizens
with stones and Other missiles. The soldiers
fred upon the Baltimoreans, killing several.
The city was placed u.der martial law.
Mr. Garrett, President OF the Baltimore ar
Ohio Railroad, has refused to transport any
more troops, and it is reported that other corI-
,,.nies have come to the same Discriminate
The tracks are said to be torn up in some
places.
The greatest excitement prevails in the city.
The Coufeder ate flag has been raised, and the
citizens will stand by the South
IA dispatch was received in this city last
night BY the Governor, from reliable Sc URGE
In Baltimore, which stated that tbs It'll Regi-
ment Of Massachusetts Volunteers wer>, at
tackled by the citizens of Baltimore viii lie in
the street cars en- route for the Washington
Depot Two of the soldiers were Killed, and
a number Wounded, and six of the Baiti
moreans were slain BY them. The soldiers
were forced back, and took the cars for Phiia
deIphia. Gov. Hicks proclaimed martha ia"
| and also issued proclamation forbiddi1 th'
passage Of any more troops across the > OH
Maryland, and gave notice that Ii an atn 'ihp
| of the kind was again made it would No re
sisted by the whole military power OF IN
State. The New York Seventh Regimen WA
| not in Baltimore yesterday.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-20
Correspon ience of the Richmond Dispatch.

LOUISA T.. IL, VA, April 10, 1861.
Our little village WAS thrown into great
state OF excitement on "Wednesday last, by
the reception Of a dispatch commanding our
volunteer company-the Louisa Blues"-to
urepare for An extra train III Al evening, TO take
them to Harper Ferry. The dispatch took
all hY surprise, ar We had had no intimation
oil il tefor., but there was not moments
hesitation or delay. Capt. Murray, and seve-
raj mem bers OF his company, were just about
10 take the cars for Richmond TO otter the ser
vices Of the company 20 the Governor, when
the summons came. A meeting was iInue
,flatslv called, scouts were sent 10 the country
10 inform the members OF the company of il,
and although tbs notice was SO short, and
10 men scattered over al area OF II or Is
mustered in fun force at the appointed hour
Rev Mr. Waggoner, OF the Methods
Church, made them m eloquent speech, as
suriae them of the warm symraih.es and fer
vent PRAYERS of those left behind and com
lDendjrg them to the - God of battles" Z
large number of our people attended them u
the cars, and they went on amid waving o.
handknrchiets by the ladies', and the deafenini
cheera OF tho multitude. Old Louisa has 10
some mon tbs past been p stronghold OF seces
siunisrn, but there is but one sentiment her
now and that 10 - do or die " Tor Southern
rights Among the first In the field, che VI
be ALWAYS ready TO pend 10 the call of duty
aad the last 10 deser; the flag OF Southern
equality now floating 10 the breeze from he
Court, House. Personally, l am exempt b.
law from military duty, being 4 minister O
the gospel bat / claim no exemption, an
.hall be found with my brave countyIaen 1
the tItiekest of the fight AcIioE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-20
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
old R.ckienburQ Thoroughly Ar0uSed.

CLAEh5FILL5, A, hpTti l'th'
On Saturday night last, the Roanoke Guards
rarsded in honor Of Edmund Ru1fin, whose
1sreer in South Carolina has been unanl-
Irout!v approved of by the people IN thls sec
Ton OF tho country. Accompanied by Il torch-
l{5h. procession. the "CuaTdS' proceeded up
Main street, ard having halted il front OF one
Il our NEST noble ediiices, were addressed by
T r Boswell and L. X. Harris. Esqs mr..
Ba.well endorsed the course OF South caro-
lima in resisting the usurpations OF Black Re
puhllcauism and remarked If JEFF. Davis
would march through Virginia, en- route lot
Washington, we would Join his army ana
swell out bis forces, 50 th4t one gaze at his
arruidable army would be sufficient TO cover
Back Republicans. The speech OF Mr.. Har-
us was equally IS eloquent, also lucid and
terse. Mr.. Harris is a young man. and, Judg
Ing from his intellectual endowments, BIDS
far 10 become renowned.
ON Sunday last, Notwithstanding being the
cav appointed unto all men Tor rest. we We're
willing 10 undergo little fatigue TO hear from
the gallant State Of South Carolina. So we
tprlucrarily obtained the cars belonging 10
the Roanoke Valley Railroad, and proceeded
10 the Junction, with the secession nag float
ing proudly In the breeze, attached TO the 10
ooInuuve When we ascertained that For
Sumter had been taken, We gave severa
neers for South Carolina. After having hear'
such good news, we returned nome.
on the same evening, an ARRAY occurred II
our streets, which terminated in the captur
II Fort Chandler by General " ilkinson.
either Of these gentlemen should see this L
mint they might become irritated on accoun
Of nv OK posing their names 10 the public, 8
avail myself of this opportunity TO max
the requisite apologies. II is useless to ado
thai Old Nee klenburx is unanimous Tor seces
son While | write, there are TWO eecessio
naKs within sight. The students of the Mai
Academy have hoisted secession nag, and
understand there are two more about to b
raised IN the town oil CiarksViile, there ar
TX secession flags. So you see we are all RICH
here. HENRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-20
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch. {
ReccytfOga Of the Setes Ia Pittsytrdntd.
PIrTsYLyANrA G. H., VA, !
,~x;l Tg4h IsGt


April 18th, 1851. !
By last nights mail We received the latest !,
most cheering, and in teresting news, regard
Ing the present state OF the country, among
the rest that :. Ytrginfo hat seceded, and
WAS no longer n part or portion OF inat he
publican Union yer which the Illinois Raii-
splitter wieids biz maui. So coon as tbe glo-
rious news W as heraIded 10 our citizens, pre-
paration were made 10 fire thirteen saliiies,
as ws are of the opinion that there are at least
that number Of the quondam United states
who synpat hize with, will soon, or have be-
come members of the ''Sou thern Confedera'
cy." Every man was perfectly enth nstastic,
and in less than an hour the firing com
raenced; IL was loud aud long, and hearty
cheers echoed from every point Ill esic sweiled
fte strains, and many martial air thrilled
the ear OF those who are ready aud willing 10
march and Tight under the folds of the Pal
metto nag.
we have here two companies, one Troop,
the other Light Infantry, Company A, 10lst
Regiment Virginia Militia,) the latter OF
which 10 ready al moments warning; tne
former Is making every preparation, and viii
be ready in time. Both are anxious TO enlist
In defence Of the South and Southern rigbts
and are eager 10 join with tho noble band IN
the conte,n plated capture OF WASHINGTON
city, or " hersyer else they may be called by
the Sonth.
large secession flag WAS. on Satlrda,
last, raised In the centre OF the town, ana nov
proudly floats over the heads OF hundreds o
aGmiFipg spectators.