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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
MISSOURI CLAIMS,

BY direction of the President, q commission has
been appointed. consisting Of the Hon. David Davis
Of Illinois, the Hon. Joseph Holt Of Kentucky, and
Hugh Campbell Of 81. Louis, 10 examine and report
upon al unsettled claims against the military Depart
ment OF the West which may have originated prior
10 the appointment Of the present General, at whieii
tine inc order was issuod that all money must be
DISTURBED by the regularly appointed agents OF the
Government.
Tho Commission are 20 meet Il -. Louis ana en-
ter upon their duties as aoon M practicable. Samuel
j. Glover esq of st. Louis ia 10 net counsel Tor
the Government.
THE REBEL STEAMER PAGE.
TIE George Page hIrbors in Qnntieo Creek
She occasionally runs out into the Potomac, on
keeTs under cover Of the rebel batteries Sue u
corinco 20 rather contracted ground. Her object !
evidently 10 capture passing Union vessels 'non''
ANY venture within the limits Of danger her move
nenlf, however, ere not npobservod.
A PATENT REUSED.
! HE Commissioners Of Pannts, "a the exefV'se "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
TRANsT oRTATON.

james s. Gibbons Of Philadelphia will, on Mon
day, have in opersion Il train OF % wagons for tue
carving OF freight between Washington and Balti-
more This has been made necessary owing 10 the
blockade Of tue Potomac, and the almost exclusive
use Of he railroad for Government purposes.
PROMOTIONS OF sERGEANrs.
The Secretary Of War to-day directed the promo
ton Of twenty SoFgeants on account Of me.iorious
.e-vces, 10 the positions OF Second Lieutenan;s.
Among them was VIM. Griffin, Sergeant, who
served twenty years undor the heroic Gen. Lyon,
bayiug shared with him tho dangers OF every battle
10 Missouri sud earned the deserved admiration OF
biz officers for his courage aud sodierly conduct.
The only lavor tho lamented Lyon ever asked ftom
toe Government was the promotion Of Sergeant
Griffin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

Theodore Reed has been appointed Assistant
Acknowledgement to Gen. 7. Ii. Brooks; Capt
Thomas Wilson, COmmissary OF Subsistencei
DIR. Robert Nicols, Brigade Surgeon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-29
Singers Letter A Machine

u the best Machine in the world fnr Family Sewing
aid Light Manufacturing Purposes
Price (@itl HemIacr) and beaatiull, prnAm cnt $50
The MS. and Machines nF great capacity Il nd
application TOR manufacturing purloees
oat NJ. Z Machines are espeeiall, adapted H. all
Trimming, Boot and shoe Making, Harness Making.
etc. etc. They ~ extra size. With arm ispg
0sh 10 TAX. under IL and sttch the Arg 81 sized
aasLes. ihere " scarcely any part ~ Trinmerss
stitching that cannot be better dol.e tb the than bs
hand too, the saving of time and labor is very
great The table nf these aehnes s "A inches long
and tile shuttle Will hold SIS times the usual quantity
of IN cad The large machnes work as fact small
ones.
We weuia ash for sur LITTER A Machines the
special atieHttonof VEST MAKERS and DRESS ii A.
h@ts. Ard all those Who want Mathines for hght
manufacturing parpcses. The{ n4todt the principles
81 the standArd machines. making, itke ihea the ih
teFIoek I'D et. Aaa destined T. be celebrated
a tatatta Sf4aag and firht manufacturing purposes
ouT standard Machines ARE fur manufacturing pur~
pos tn general.
Ht hars aiaars on hard Herss,rg Gaaxss Linea and
Cott7n 7hrad, SIX Icssi gooL, Best .haeAsae Oal
boff{es, tte.
all perseEt usiR machines not 10 l.} Others.
W. kaoa that there needles sold al TIE rsost ta6
q9aIfA al hs Aer tAaH eA1Yae ths bfsf
Iite needles SOLD By are n4huGfaCt Hrrd especially
rbENs atBf0Yt nftsss-
Ger III may rts assured Mat ail cur Branch
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III ui sntall purchases tie u0Ues ias lie sant
I'M gtset-ee staRT r.. or haHk uates.
II Kt sp,sdeuts " ili piease write their names
dietactly II Is all important that Should each
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II FdH lerS 10 requl lLs Information Sotut sew ing
MaeNtnes ther size* prices. sorainp capacities atd
the ies netheds ~ purchasing, obtain BY send
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winch Il beautiful Pegufisl Fafer sAtlrtiY devoted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

"FoRr SUMTER SURRENDERED by TRAIroR"-Under
ts bead the New York Courier and Enquirer (Republ-
CAM of Monday makes the following Infamous charges
against the gallant but unsuccessful defender OF Fort
Sumter:
Sumter has faen-surrendered, VIC fear, by traitor;
and that traitor Major Robert Anderson This is harsh
language; but it is the language OF truth demanded by
what appears to be the grossest act OF treason ever per-
petrated in this any other country. The treason
Of Twiggs is admitted by all to have exceeded tnat Oh
Benedict Arnold but the names OF both Arnold and
Twiggs will sink into nsignfcance-indeed are almost
rendered respectable when compared with the more
damning iniamy which, from present appearances, must
forever attach to that of Robert Anderson.
1.-The circumstances of this abominable treason are 30
palpable and transparent that who reads them
can hesitate in arriving at the CONCLUSION that Anderson
arranged with Beauregard for the surrender OF SUMTER
before he assaulted; that the defence was but
sham; and that it deemed important the surrender
should take place before relief could be Afforded by the
government feet hourly expected to arrive with troop
provisions and munitions OF war;"
The Courier produces in subsantiaton of its charges
against Ne Anderson letter said to have been writ
ten by one Of his ofhcers-Capt Doubleday The lat
declared that the time Of the approach OF the Star
of the West, he begged Major A to permit him to hire
the Morris battery, but the Major peremptoriy re-
fused to let him fire. on the plea that he would not FIRE
until Fort Sumter was fred upon. Capt D., it is al
legged further declared that all Major Andersons SYM
pathies were with the rebels and that no less that POUR
Of his wifes brothers, sors Of the late General Cnch,
in the rebel army and that the MsJor did not col
cea the fact that in no event would be, once released
from his then awkward position, bear arms against the
South but would either resign ask for Through TO
visit Europe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
Credit and ships.

The Abolition papers are chuekhng over 'ne ioea'
that the Confederate States cannot borrow dollar IN
Europe or America. This would be sad, ii true; ana
vet it would not be worse than the condition OF the Ih-
tesn Coouies when they severed their connection with
Great Britain. They not only could borrow nothing
from abJoad-but had nothing at home Luck'ythe Con-
federate States reduced to such straits IL they
have no credit in New York London they happen to
have abundant for present uses within themselves
Their whole loan Of fifteen millions has been taken in
New Orleans King Cotton will be very apt to command
specie long Massachusetts, and Lancashire have any
10 their fobs.
We notice also, in the papers an exuitant tone
at the poverty of the South in steamers and vessels OF
var This is welLfounded. The common Government
has robbed Of cur share Of the common property
and we must endure the spolation as well as we can.
But it is 70 be observed that naval superiority does not
always carry with it superiority on land The Athe-
mans swept the Egean and yet were overthrow by the
Lacedemouians. Napoleon did not dare to launch a
fbing smack on the ocean-such was Englands rule Of
the waves-And yet he conquered most OF the continent
OF Europe In cur Revolutionary struggle, at the be-
ginning scarcely had ship; We; We did not fail to
make good our Independence. Whit has been, may be.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
10 r,urpsllon br LineoIn.

Not question can be entertained Of the fsgrant and
papable invasion Of the Constitution and law, by the
Northern President in exercising the power Of calling
forth the militia and uauguratCg The right TO cali
ort The militia is expressly confined TO Corgrc,s-aud
the whole war-msking power Is restricted tie same
body Even that branch OF the Federal Government
has no authority make upon any State Of the Con
fede-scy. The actor then Of the Executive is gross
usurpstior. and should receive the support of law
abiding and Gber,y-oyirg citizen Of the Republic So
far from it, it should meet the stem repro5lon and I'M
pacable hostility Of the whole country Officers in the
army and navy should trea; as a nudity, aud refuse TO
obey ary order enarating from the usurper We hope
the Virginia Convention viii put forth an appeal to all
her Own sons engaged in the public service and to all
Others WHO love liberty and the Constitution Of the land
10 resist this usurpa.on by every in their power
Let all who command SHIPS forts, instead Of throw
ing up their commission bring their vessels and strong
hcf over TO the side Of liberty and law The usurpa-
tou should be- resisted every point and by every ex
peent that cc2en can employ. Virgiaas voice, loudly
proclaimed in behalf Of this policy, would eyer, grea.
aiscuco She should also appeal to her sons wherever
they be- on land or sea- and to all, her gallant dasccu-
,nts in Kentucky, Tennessee Oslo Indiana Illinois aud
souri, rally around her in this great fight for free
dom.
Anglo-Sayon freedom, the freedom our ancestors
b-ou-t, from Euglaad, and which was haowed by the
Revolution, Is az stake The a-rocous iuausur1ted
by Lincoln is designed for IFS destruction. Il tha,
be successful nothing Wa; survive Of the Republic but
an in,oerabe military dsspo,isn.
We 90 not u1deIr1-e the difficulties ans dangers that
environ us. We duly app eoae the vast resources Of
tho N1-.dsga h1-do-the advantages they have gained
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
Nnrthern Scntirnrnt.

The sentiment which pervsdes the Northern Republ-
can press il most feroeous towards the South Total
determination is the mdest fate which the most mode
rate Of them will allow to the r1bels and traitors"
the whole people CT Virginia could read these papers,
there no: man of Them who would not feel that our
safety depends entirely upon ourselves.
Toe tone of the conservative press, too has under
gone very marked change. Most Of them have caved
n-not exactly TO APPRECIATION of the war policy of the
Ropublcaus-6at to admission, which amounts to the
same thing. Of the necessity Of sustaining the Govern
ment.
We have been satisfied for good while, that all
kuowle5s, Of genuine free government was lost in the
North. Universal su e and readymade clo;hiOg have
made them fit oliy Tor despo,ism-and the course of
these papers is evidence Of the fact.
Human liberty on this cOutiaeat now rests only with
the Southern Sa,es They are its sole champions God
rive them aid in the great and glorious task OF uphold
ing it!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
WAR pREPARATLONS IN NEW YORK

NV YoEK, April l5-The steamship Philadelphia j:
rapidly loading with guns aud munitions of war; and may
possibly carrs troops South She nearly ready for
meeting of citizens was held to-day to make ar
rangemens for holding public meeting to sustain the
government.
The seventh and eight regiments are understood to
hold themselves in readiness TO enter the public service
number of volunteers to the number Of 600 men arc
forming. Gen. Ward Of the Scott Life Guard, is ex-
peced assist in the org nizltiOn of regiment Co.
Bennett OF the 2s.h regiment Brooklyn says his reg
ment will support the government TO man.
Ord rs have been received from Washington to fill up
the federal regiments as speedily possible. The
crui,iug offices have been crowded with applicants The
scond regiment OF New jersey will tender their services
to the government and about GOO Of the Wide-Awakes
il is said, will do The sane.
1t ia also stated that Gov. Olden Of New Jersey, will
in few days tender the federal authorities with several
thousand troops.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
THE WAR PpFIIyG IN NEW ENGLAND.

WORCESTER, Mass, April l4-Men OF all parties here
declare their readiness TO sustain the Government
PRovlDENcE April 14.-Men Of all ages and vacations
are Offering TO eust
NORWICH. April 1.-THE excitement produced by the
war news never equaled here. All our people are
ready uphold Government and hundreds are ready
to enlist
New HAVEN, April 24.-The excitement here is in
tense The streets are crowded with people who are
clamoriug after extras. The national flag is flying from
all points. The City Grays are holding meeting in an
cipation Of receiving call to duty. The indignation
against the rebels is universal.
MEMPHIS, April 4-Great excitement prevails in this
city over the from Charleston and great crowds
in the streets. The event is being celebrated by
common firing, rockets, bonfres music and dancing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

We hear that G,usral Vim. c. Scott, IF PowhGtan,
commander Of the All Bsislde has rendered his SER
vice, and the services also Of thirteen Volunteer Compa
Me- including six Clyalry Companies aud one of Ar;l
lery to The Goveruo- to go into active service al
Cc,onl John T. ScJrg.s, of FaUquier, has also ten
der,d lis own services aud those Of Captain Mars In
fntry Company and the Dragons Of Lieut.. Randolph,
lately commanded by the gallant Fred Scot.n now Of the
Southern army.
These gentlemen have been accepted, as likewise their
respective companies. They viii be ordered on duty e.
he first cal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
MARMADUKE JOHNSON.
RICHMOND, April 10Th, 1861.


SAssiDvEs JoHs.oS,
81 Your not sh Inst has been received In Il you
say whilst your hands ted niue not
though cannot a'sal liberty assaled to de
Permit you have never entertained the re
idea OF making personal upon any
have recognized g.ntl man
ETen not unisr bonds TO keep the peace should
seek the mode Of redress 10 wich note refers Is justified
only by that phreny Of urcntr excitement Of which gen
-.e. .letm-s the victims well un1ers 3D.
code Prescib@s method
redress jury has been inflicted when
20 have been Involved Ia Psonsl cute have eadeayord
conform to rs pfoyoas When Informed in my
the 18th st that although your language oenve yet that
under existing crcu stances had Teps max to IL hoped
TO have conveyed tie des that disabilities TIED my hands
the present have ntenps ed
rege, that VII Is. your hands have
written offensive note T. whether the
orable portion Of It was offensive allegations YOU
ude o. the 1871 aad 4h inst he f.ct th.t you
under bonds when informed you that the
the Article which son deemed offensive
You arrested at early hour after assault upon Mr.
Daniel and believe, under bouds pledge
Eanes from the time OF eved ny
when my first note vas tent to you supposed that in our
as In others OF recent enhance
the might not have prevented either accepting
Both Of u.s. esune are familiar 9Th stances Of recent oe-
recognznee oil not az rs cf honor om
Nes my frs, note to you when solicited the
services Of friend Who had previously he crsued by in
Ing for me) ac=rtned for the frs. time ctory
would mt v'olste ecogrizl and sill
later period Of the day. acquainted witt the exact
character Of reply to Mr. DauisIa challenge
In both 81 your note; you aGde 70 my having inu'ed you
deny that 20 Flea ac written for the purpose Of
ss The tey of the post Of representative which
crit cel with freedom and severity publ, mans style
sarc In the ksdmaer Of which you complain 10 no way
r he'd yoar cha act gentleman TIE shapes criticisms
Of bc in capacity, Jle OF oraory, AMI excences
mind and mar are not osuis AFaus upon his honesty, In
epity and truth unes are however and vht employing
Ia sage Of bdfiHage and rdleu have always avoided
upon character And hence yhi would object to TIE pub
I'D not allow Of the latter description to appear in that
Your unexpected and unancpsted assault upon Mr. Daniel
pre7eatd me from assuming At the earliest mement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

despsed people and condemned soveregntes Of the con-
Quered section: Who, we repeat in Pervsring the W
tai objects Of the Constitution the real revoluonissY
Who in alternating one portion Of the country from
another are the real destroyers Of the Unions
Let the people of Virginia reflect upon and answer 70
themselves these questions and then let them, by their
scts proclaim their answer to the world.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
TIE PRACTICE SHIP CONSTITUTION FITTING
OUT FOR SERVICE.

ANNAPoLIs, ApN I5.-UapIan Blake, 10 cnaTge OF TIC
United States Naval Academy here, has received tec
graphic dispatch from Washington, and is busiy
gagged in removing the arms aud ammunition from the
battery to the scice ship Constitution. The l2pound
howizers 40 Founders end 80 Founders shell prn-
cpaly removed. Full armament and munition will be
put board in the morning The ship laid in supply
of oil and candles tonight in order to cast loose from her
wharf, where she is supplied with gas. All the wstchmen
of the guard armed with revovers, but person is
denied admission
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

the regenerave medicine Of the Lsdes for
victims depressing econsumng complaints OF special
nature restored health and vigor by III All the or
stomach DO se an liver yield n the FIRST
or eond dose Blk In tire and they
six hours sGecuay than 80 OF he dis
given s;lng Quantities Coated III sweet
gum Pills dis favor They not only cure Cos
vene quickly but permanently and In bousnes' they are
fabe Dypptics who hav suffered for recover In few
this painless operation They act powerfully
the circulation the blood rendering uniform and equabe
throughout the system.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
NEW;:AUCTEON HOUSE,
roP TursArF oY NEGRoEs

FOR TIE SALE OF NEGKUEH.
TSNHE undersigned the Auction business
for this sale Of NtGEoEs at the Auction Room Franklin
street lately occupied by BETS GREGOhY
lie will sell Neg 10th puhry privately and solcs the
pao his friends and the pubic generally. He pledges his
eerts promote the his patrons and haers him ell
his long expert the trad he will be ensbei
oban thu highest market prices He will make liberal sdgSnces
on peity In hadAud prep red TO boad pc
grged the trade their srvantshaying ample
mo Id ioLs Tor both. Z. STOKES,
On Franklin, 3Id door below Wal street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
JupOpTANT To PARENTS

Every parent should keep supply Of RadEay Ready Relief
house II only but will ward cf ssks
Fever and Igae Group, Influenza fore Throat Snail Po
scl Typhoid Pever and other malignant diseases and
In OF Rheumatism, Neuralgia, 0ranp. Pairs Aches and
other nhrn.s spp alton Of the Ready Relief externally or
teaspoonfu In little water dnk will stop the most excru-
isng pa ms IN fft fee to fifteen minutes.
In attacks Of Group Dpthersor Fore Throat plague
Railway Ready Relief will always M and quickly the
patient.
Worms there medication quick dose Of Railways
DIV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.
q ;Esss5 5 E5SE
an and AFTER Monday, Apr,. liza,
n Vu nd Trn I'm.

ON and AFTER Monday, hpb. lah,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave Richmond daily Except sundsy) at GEO NJ, for
staunton all intermediate Way Stations connecting Cor
louisville with Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains
Alexandria and intermediate stations and at Charlottesville with
their trains ynchbu and all points Yves; and SOUTHWEST OF
that place every other day. viz Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays JackBons River aud Stations West OF Stanton
Harman Browns Stages connect with the train at Stanton,
on MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays and Goshen
days, Thursdays AID saturdays, for Lexington.
Hsrmsn Mason AID Stages connect with the Train
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays ct MUboo FOR the Warm
Springs and at Jackson River FOR the White Sulphur Springs,
LeEiBburs, &c.
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves Jscssons River Mondays wednes
days and Fridays ct sl5, NJ, for Stanton
~ qusnce oinjury to the road by high water
Hanover Court House,
PASs LYGEgs POR THIS ROAD
will take cars Of tn K T. C., BROAD street,
ther notice. THOMAS O0DAMEhD,
Gene gnnar r.auda
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
r.. r.. h.
FAREWELL
CALOMEL, PLUE PILL, QUINISE
OPIUM, CHLOROF0RM, AND ALCOHOL.

Railways Remedies combine all cha. required FOR the purss
ton purcaos resulssn invg ration and characterization Of
all the Of the human body. -
RADwAYs RFABY RiEy taken IS preventive, fortunes the
frame against the Influences bad air. bad water damp sudden
changes temperature species Il calm,
the still the Taken 81 the hrst outset
OF any disease Administered later su'pends the
disorder affords opportunity for the other remedies 10 ex
ercise their benign influence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
no CORRFSPONDEN s.

~ Letters Jnsisss nust Dc addressed O. ae "hdaor
re VIC"
Ar,cles trrsr so1 rdss cf ''s I- '-f no - fl''h
e. Ts q rs A. trndiny, osgM % Dc kno,cn % az
and ,r "a no ers DC dsDorfsd from, obituary notices orceed
80 eiy'f lines are Charged for rs a3csrtissHssHt-
~ We c,ara, snlertote 10 rs,-s rejected communications
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
LETTER FROM GOV. LYrCHER-RUMORED RE
SIGNATION OE GEN. SCOTT uNEOuNDED.

WAsniEoToS, April l5.-Governor Letcher. of va,
in private letter to friend ia Washington last week,
favor Of central cohfedersey IT, however there shall
be further disruption the will of Virginia If she act
otherwise shall be the rule Of his conduct Any sacri
ics she requires will be made by him. and if troubles
come he will take his share of them.
A report put in circulation this mcrnng that
Lieut. Gen. Scott had resigned. bus meanwhile he was
engaged with the Secretary Of War and Adusnt Gene
raj Thomas. as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
Tic CONVENTION.

very soon after assent lag. The proceeding Of course,
are unknown to Us; but ve have every confidence that
whlcver can be- nj. be done for the honor and safety
Of die State.