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The Commonwealth rs. JRo H. H. drmistead.-This
case again came up before the Mayor yester
day morning. The charge, 1t will he remem
bered, is that Armi tead, while in the employ
of Mr.. w. 5. Tupman, of this city, stole from
his store room, to which he had free access
$3.50 worth OF clothing Part of the clothing
was subsequently found in the house of VIM
p. Armstead. The prisoner was arrested in
Petersburg, whittier others of the stolen
goods had been taken, and was brought back
to this place last Saturday. Witnesses were
present from Petersburg, whose testimony
added to that elected from Mr.. Tupman and
others, satisfied the court that Armist ead
should he indicted for the offence and, &C
cordingly, he was remanded for safe keeping
ntil the sitting of the Hastings Court in No
vember next, when his trial will take place.
The witnesses were recognized to appear n /
the same time.
w. +. Armstrong, partcsps crnninis in tina ne
received and concealed a part of the stolen
goods, was examined on this charge, and also
renanded for indictment in the Hastings
Court In November, when and where the
witnesses against him We're recognized TO ap-
pear.
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We would say, that so numerous have been
the donations OF boxes and smaller articles
that we find II almost impossible to acknow-
ledge them all through the papers but we
assure our friends both of their safe arrival
and of our sincere thanks.
ROGER MARTIN, Sup't
Depot Army Com Y. NJ. G. A, Richmond,
Sept. Is, le61.
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peTdict gf the Coronv's Jun. Tho Coroner.
jury summoned by Alderman Sanxay 10 In.
Y Rieiy came To his death, sat on Soturdav
and again yesterday morning, at which lattcr
sitting they rendered their verdict: which n
missile shot from a m,lsket fred NV M,sk.ss
Mitchell, on Main street, near 2I.t on IN.
i3lh OF september, about O'Clock p N
me reader will observe that the name NJ
Inc deceased is Charles O'Rieiy.
BIglary. house of Messrs. Hah,,.-
s.on q brothers was burglariously entered
oroke open one Of his re-proof safes. ana
t"rhen another up, poured quantity Of run
powder into the key hole, and tried 70 blow
In his purpose, and left the prem,ses x,thon;
steaiing anything which the frm have
missed He must have been alarmed fin
some ma inner -"
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Hon. J. A. StaiIwortb, of Sparta, Ala,
died at HE residence in that County on the
slst uIi
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Nega NOTlCE-The members of the CITI-
oSSH@ ZENS' SAVINGS BANK nre request.
ed 10 attend meeting Of the Company this (TUES
DAY. evening at o'clock AT their rooms As
business of importance will be transacted full
tendance of the members is requested.
Sc lit J. MILLER, Sec'y
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The Tennessee Legislature conyenes in ray.
Mar session on the first Monday in Oc,o,,.r
among the duties that will deyoive upon il il
rate Congress.
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col WM. q l. II s
M A ~ u A
VOL U n T L RS Nd MIL TIA

~ Il w
M A NJ Al
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OLUNTEERs AND MILITIA
or THE
CONFEDERATE STATES,
Army Organization
Organization of Infantry;
Cavalry, Field Artillery,
and the staff;
Arms and Ammunition
Schools of the Soldier
Company. Battalion,
Trooper, Troop and Squadron
Evolutions OF the Regiment;
Light Artillery Tactics
Honors Paid by Troops;
Duties OF Captains
Companies
Duties in Camp and Garrisons;
The staff; Battles;
Cour, ,Martials, and the
Articles OF War.
Price, $3.50; by mail, O..
Hand Book OF Active Service. Containing Prac-
teal Instructions in Camp Duties. For the
use Of Volunteers. by Egbert L. Voel1; 81 -.
SCOTS Iofantry Tactics-aew edition: vois;
Gibbons (John) Artillerists' Mammal. Illustrated
by Engravings; 5000
Rifles and Rifle Practice, An Elementary Treatise
upon the Theory OF Rife Firing explaining
the Causes of naccnracy of fire and the man
ner of correcting II, with descriptions OF tina
Infantry Rifles of Europe and tho United
States their balls and cartridges-wlth Illus
trations. BY G. NJ Wilcox; $40
Notes on Sea Coast Defence. Consisting Of Sea
Coast Fertilization til. Fifteen.ineh Gun anil
Casemnte Embrazures. BY Major j. q Bar
nard; 800.
Report Of Major Alfred Horjecai, of the late L 4
Ordnance Department, to Europe, In lco5 and
50; 500.
Reports Of Experiments the Strength and other
Properties of Metals for Cannon, with Do
seription Of the Machines for Testing Metals,
and Of the Classification of CanApn in Service
BY officers of the Ordnance L. s. Arpy-with
Plates and Drawings; fIV.oO.
A MANUAL OF MILITARY SURGERY. FOR TIA
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| with an Appendix of the Rules and RsSu-
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Heg THE RICHMOND PHILHAR-
SNS1=' MONIC ASSOCIATION having resumed
eleir rehesrsals will meet this (TliE SIAY) even.
ing, at 4 O'Clock, at the house of Prof o. A. EIICs
BON.
Gentlemen amateurs Wishing to join the Associa-
ton do so by applying to any of the members
TO the Secretary, No. 209 Main street
so lit CHAS. LUNDIN Sec'y pro ten
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CArTAIN CHArIN.--In "a list of virginia Off.
in the Federal service, lately conied by
this paper from the Enquirer, is the name of
Captain GoRnoS CHAPIE, Of the Seventh In
fantry. The Eaquiycr, of yesterday, corrects
the statement. In addition to its paragraph
we Learn that Captain CHAPLIN has been com.
mauder of Fort Buchanan in New Mexico.
and, at that disant post, Mad just heard of the
secession OF Virginia, several mails having
been cut eli and the drivers and guards killed
by the Apache Indiana He resigued his posi-
ton, which was one of a responsible and very
rcmuneru'ivc character, forthwith. and has
teued at once to offer his sword to his uotive
State Captain CHAIN has been in active
service on the United States frontier for the
last ten years, WAS with Captain MARCY in his
expedition to the headquarters Of The Brazo4,
where II treaty wgs made with the Camapcha
Indians, and with General JoHNsTes in his
Utah expedition lie is a native of !.cxing
ton Captain CHAIN will prove Il valuable
accession 10 the Southern Army
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Judge LgoRs's Court.-The regular session of
this Court commenced yesterday 1T 10 o'clock
The attachment case of &. H. Langley VS.
T.. w. Usher was dismissed.
Mrs. Susan T.. Wilkinson qualified rs adj
minstratriX of her deceased husband, Southy
:. Wilkinson, who lost his life on the 18th of
July, in the battle of Bull Run. The follow
ing gentlemen qualified administrators :
Henry Linkhauser, of Catharine Beck, de-
ceased John Thompson, of H. w. Quarles,
deceased; w T.. Burton, of X. NJ. Burton,
deceased I. J. Evans, of &. b. Hill, de-
ceased
A grand jury-to wit, John Powell fore
man J ohm Freeland, Alfred 7. Harris, Geo
ID. Shell, S. L. Mitchell, Thomas Boudar, T.
r. Price, Fleming Griffin, James kersey, w
L. Butler, q. Is. Watson Mark Downey, T.
NJ. Jones, G. +. WcrthaIn, &. II. Powell A
H. Rutherford, r. Il. Hart Peyton Johnston,
William Palmer, Frederick Robertson, Cor
bin Warwick and w II Haxall-havlng been
duly sworn, retired TO their room, and after
wards brought in indictments against the
following persons for the offences named :
Charles Murphy, for the murder of Albert a
slave of Mrs. Spindle: Benjamin Read. for
stabhing, with intent 10 kill, William J
Summerville Philip Callgan. for stabbin q
James Ford Fountain Rowe, fer stealth g
E32 from Anton Slvers. The grand jury
was then discharged
The Court adjourned to meet this morning.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Prince Napoleon was expected at Martinique
and GuadalOupe, at the date Of the las advices
in Paris.
AParisian correspondent writes to the SEMI
official Spanish Correspoadcncia
Lord Palinerston has decided to CO. operate
with the Italian Government within the linn
its of the principle of non intervention Tor
the purpose OF paelfying the kingdom of Ma
piles. The French Government in its turn,
has closed the Roman frontiers to the Neapoi.
itan rebels, Meantime an English squadron
prevents maritime contraband, and lends a
moral force to the Government OF Victor
Emanuel. This arrangement may be consid-
cred as thefoferunner of still more i'm Dor tlnt
events if England prevails upon France TO
evaeuaR Rome.
The English Board Of Trade returns for the
month OF August, and the seven months ended
on the 3tst July last, were issued. The total
value 81 British exports in July, show de-
crease OF a., f3s 900, when compared with the
corresponding period or 1850. The exports for
the seven months show a falling off amount
ing 10 "a ,3a5, 90, the total value of the goods
being f7o, .ov against ga 542 eOe in the first
seven months of 1850.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD ARTILLERY
Inelu,iing School VI the Piece and Battery. by
Capt Samuel Cooper to " hfch is added
Manual for Colts Revolver. etc. etc, Price 81
Instructions tor Field Artillery extracted trs ii'
hams Mammal for Volunteers and Militia. Soc
The Troopers MAMMAL. BY Col J. Laeius DGsis--
new edition; 8L25
Map Of the Seat OF War ia Eastern virginia; Je.
Map Of the Confederate States; .'oc.
Bay Que, Exercise and Sxrnishers Drill Bs Col
r. Milton Cary. Beautifully Illustrated; 81.
Tho Volunteers Hand Book. This beek should Do
In the hands OF every person. IL has reached
its 2Dth thousand, Price soc.
Hardee's Tactics; two volumes; the only complete
edition With plates; S2G
The School Of the Guides; or. the Practical Dol
der; illustrated 81
Col. Kichardsons Volunteers Manual ~"
Roberts Hand Book Of Artillery; ISc
Bnskholtz's Infantry Camp Duty JIG
Baakhoitz's Science Of War; Ioc
Mahans Outpost Duty 81
The New Map Of vrginht 7oc. .,
Instructions In Heavy Artilery~~sery scarce ~
Southern Military Manual, 81
Picture ii the Battle OF Bun Kun, Juy <ist ees"
tifally colorod 81.
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ARMy RE.tII.ATIoNs.

MINT Nf2SsNIsN tS~Sv' -
Atlorted for the use Of the Confederate States ~
accordance with late acts u Consrsss, revised
from the old United States Army. 1887; resAas'
ting all that il essential for Ofieers Of the iAns
to which Is added IN act for the establisnmsas
and organization Of tho Army II the Confesles.
ate States OF America Also. Articles 81 w1'
for the Government OF the Array u the Coa'
fetlerate States Of America ~.
~ Orders. To receive prompt attention. sn0oin
be- sddressad 10 WEST 4 JOHNSTON.
Publishers and Bookseller.
sol5-u las Main IT.. Richmond Va
~ uANOs--t60 bhlA A A Mexican 6asae. q
NJ vssy sspsstps ssality. ier sals Il ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

PKIScE NAPoLEos's LsrTER-The letter
embodving the views Of Prince NAPOLEON
published last week, shows clear insight Of
the state of affairs in the United States. and
gives a clearer idea of tlrm to the reader than
all the letters of Russell, l.. d. D.. and A. s
- put together. IL it not marvellous that a
Frenchmaa, only three weeks in the United
States, and but short period in New York
should see SO clearly through the dense fog
of ialsehood and confusion around him. and
give ut The frst effort a more accurate and
philosophical view of things than the L. l.. II.
of tue London Tunes has been able to accom-
push in six months
In the letter supposed 10 be written by, or
at the direction of PRiscg NaPoLEos, the
writer says: They the Fedcralistsl voted
hundreds of millions, we'll knowing they will
not pay them--tley vote soldiers, well know
ing that the soldiers will not come; aud. in
spite OF an apparently very pacific disposition,
they continue with an unequalled obstinacy II
war which ruins theni-a war without object,
for all this affair can have but one ssue--the
political separation of the North and South
and the resumption of commercial affairs be-
tween them on the same footing i'll the past,
Prodigality and avaree, enthusiasm for the
war, enthusiasm to stay at home, political
fsuaticisrn and egotistical speculatons-therc
Is the incoinprellensiblc melange which have
found here"
These are The views of an impartial OBJ
server, formed in the midst of our enemies
We trust he il mistaken in the opinion that
commercial affairs will be resumed between
the two sections after the war on the same
footing as before, AL error into which he may
have been easily led by the commercial men
of New York. In all else we believe he is
right. If the Northern journals deny his i'm
partiality, they can derive little consolation
from the fact that the representative OF the
powerful French Empire sides with the South.
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sURAr COTTON FROM ENGLAND FOR AMERICA.
COTTON IL VENEZUELA.


MIR. Hemming, Consul of Venezuela in
London, writes 10 the London News Gu this
subject He says:--One gentleman who had
sent a cargo to Liverpool informed me that
he WAS quite satisfied with the result In
addition to the above have the advantage
OF the best possible authority on this subject,
Senior Linden, the Belgian naturalist who Is
the present director of the botanical depart
ment Of the Geological Garden in Paris, and
was many years resident In Venezuela, hay
ing recently given the opinion that there are
several provinces in that country, each of
which Is more favorable for the cultivation
OF cotton than the State of Louisiana. and
that in the aggregate they could grow three
times rs much cotton as Is produced in the
whole of the cotton grow ing districts of the
late United States.
AcoAaEgnIAi. cuRE FOR The COTTON DiFslcuLTy,
From Cores Commercial Advertiser, Ang. ~.
Our present stock OF American cotton is,
say $4,000 bales. Taking the average weekly
consumption, ut the end Of ssvea weeks this
stock will be reduced 10 10000 bales. In the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

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The strike in the iron trade In the north of
England stu continues, and seven thousand
men are reported 10 be- off work in one con =
Germ alone--the Consett and Der went Iron
Works. AtConsett the reduction proposed Is
IN the ease of puddlers cd. per ton and in the
case OF rollers ten per cent. In Wales the
rate OF wnges is considerably below the
northern district, and in Scotland the work
men have accepted the reduction proposed
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F'AtLr
Metro
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harvest
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Appears
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

In the early p-riol Of the history OF Meth
Odi.m some Of Mr. weslsy's opponents, in
the excess Of their I'al agains, enthusiasm,
lookup whole wagon load OF Me,hOdis,-
AMI clrr,ed them before magistrate. When
they were asked wha, these per,On. bad
done. there was an awkward silence: AZ
length one Of them said" Why, they pre-
tended - he better than e,hcrs; aud, b.
sdss, they prayed from mornin: I'LL night.
The magistrate asked II they bad done any
thing el-e. "Ycs. sir said an old m.n
can't please your worship. they converted
nv ~ile; ,ill she wen, among them ,he had
such a tongue. and now .be i as quiet as a
lamb" Cary them back" ssid the
magistrate. "ani l., them ooHr,ri all The
,eolI, 10 the town"
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REvYEw Of THE REBELLION.
tcOScLuDyp.1

frontier. This. a, least, Is one satisfactory
answer to the aippan, question. "Wha'
are they fighting fOr?" In conclusion, he
passinsly hints n, the possible future, but
will no, dogmati-e -
Only the pre.ump,pous will venture to
lift the veil and affect 20 read with accuracy
comm, events. the most iuomen,ous. PER
hap., OF our times. One result ~, however,
secured. The Montgomery Constitution,
With slavery Tor it, corner stone, is not like
ly to be accepted. a. bot lately seemed POS
able no, only by all the Slave States. bu,
even by the Border Free States; nor to be
proclaimed from Washington rs the new
national law in the name Of the United
States. Compromises will no longer be Of
fered by peace Conventions, IN which slave
~ is to b. made national. negroes declared
property over all the land. aud slavery ex'
tended over al ,he,territOrie- nov pOs-c-.sd.
or hereafter TO 30 acquired. Nor 10 the
United States Government yet driven from
Washington.
In the wor., even, the crisis will be le--
son forever 10 the free statc-, who will 90
on prO.perin: and developing their resourc.
~:-"lfi, comes to permanent SEPARATION.
-. certain that the Commonwealth which
will s;ill glory in the name Of the United
States. and whose people will doubtless re-
establish the old Constitution with some
importan; amendments, the word secession
will b. a sound Of woe not TO be slightly ut
tered, i, will have been proved 10 desis'
nate. no, a peaceful and natural function
Of political lite. bu, to - only another sl'
prss.il N Tor revolution. blOOdshed, and all
the horrors Of civil war"
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HUNNEWELL'S
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Th,. great Ncanlgic H'nriV api Natural
Opi,ie call. hr special riratipn Md interest. be-.
On, Zee at Opium, ~ preparations oi Opium. of
OF az, lnt IT. .iuctl, vegetable or medical prop.
.t,ir. Foo Nrufi ga. Rhrumi ism. Goat. Tooth
Ache anl Ear Ache. SPIRAL Compliint., Heed.
in, At i.nnfs ~ >pm,ch. Rose lin Fever.
Csnnh, ani ~ minor NeOou. Complaints.
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Foo Bowel Complaints. including Cholera
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FTom Physicians W. ask atrn,ion, anl on ''r.
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From in,alii. We an correspondence foI
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V,nis VALUABLE PREPARATION, heeI
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Zoo wh,uping Cpash. sod Soothing
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the frr-run,-r. -, Consumption. a.. splendid tonic
prppert,r. make It not onl, the m-.i perfect "a"
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STATE OF MAINE.

o,rosp, ..-sspreue Jsdiei.l COu,, March
TEN. A. u. 1861.
Na,ais s. Fs-d 70. Sa-.,l MsaFi'iu asd Hss-
s.Iai MsiHh'i~.
A Nd se~ Il appearing to the Cour, tina, the
n aid Iiasaibs MeAih.,e., o~e al the defend
ssi., !. MT an iahab,iant Of ,hi. State snd Ia.
.s t.usnt, sgcut ot attorney therein. aai that he
h.. 80 nc,ice of the peadeae, q this soili
IL l. OsutHtp BY the Court that the 'sid
pL,i.iia no,ify III. ss,d d~f-sdss, ofthe psadsnc,
of,hi. -ait. by causing sn abstract 81 The. MI,
With this order Of Court thereon 10 lie pob''shed
three week. successfully in the Osio'd Democrat
a paper pfiaied at Psri. IN ssid Cora'y, the last
sbl,catioa 10 be thirty days at least bs'or. the
nexi tenn of SAID Court 10 be holden at faus'
aforesaid. on the .ecosd Tsesdsy OF A1gr-t neat.
60 the cod THAI the .sid deienel,a, may then and
,h.,, ,co.., a, aid Coari, aud shew cause. II
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\ blckwools clergyman. having alludet
to an anchor IN hr discourse. described Il,
U.s. in tie loIlpwin: lucid manner
- Al anchor !. large iron instrument
,iat sailor. carry TO sca with them. am
when a storm arises they take IL on shore
and fa.irn i, to tree. and tina, hold. the
ship tll the storm passes over"
twill often happen, ,hA, when a man Of
very grea, real eIcellenc' does acquire gen.
eral esteem. fiur-Giths Of this will have been
bestowed on the AisOr virtues Of his char
acter and iour-hiths u hi. admirers will
either have quite overlooked the mos, truly
admirable Of hi- quali,,r-, or el.e regarded
them - partonAh, weaknesses.
A contempt ior the judgment. Of age is
implanted IN youth, in order that every onc
may be sentenced 10 learn wisdom a, hi'
osu siss
oftwo persons Who have been aeeu'tom.
Cd 10 the sigh, Of much human misery. one,
who ha. been used % Pas-ii BY without any
esorI @ relieve, will b,come careless AMI
hardened 10 such speciacles while another,
who has hecu in the lrac,iee Of relieving
sufferers, will acquire a ,,rOps h,bi, OF en-
deavoru; % aGort relief.
II men could Gnd the tabled fountain
that 6. sail to restore youth, and health,
and beauty, with wha, easerne-s they would
rush to drink i,s waters Yet with scarce,
ly less eaeerbe-. DO they rush 10 drink Of
water. that bring upon them premature old
age, aud disease and loathsone usliness.
: lady on, We; Ia, named her ,hirteenth
child Gratis.
A woman who recently had her butter
.eircl ny the clerk Of the narse, Tor -hor,
weight, gave as a reason that the COW from
which the halter ~. made VA. subject 10 a
eramp. aud that caused the but,sr 10 shrink
A minister out West. having occasion .,
allute IN his discourse 70 the discOverie. Of
modern astronomy. said that Sir Isaac New
ton was A" as well acquainted with the star.
a. IL be bad been born and brought "
Among them"
TsuE CuARur. A gentleman, Whose
name We DO not remember. va. formerly IN
the habit 81 calling a; the Philadelphia Post
othos, aud paying the postage on foreign
letters deposited there i1r the packets by
those who were not aware Of tie poe, oGcs
laws, such dspOsitOrs being mostly poor
persons.
Il'sncss is the mother Of mischief; the
moment horse has done eating hi, oats. he
turns to and snaWs down b.. manger.
High happiness. in this world. is q pic
:ure which the Imagination forms rather
than a reality which man is allowed to Pc.
soss and be whoso wishes, respecting per-
ishable POSSESSIONS. are reasonable and
bounded. is likely TO lead the .aiest. and,
for tina, reason. the most desirable life.
No,hin. is really troublesome tha, We d.
willingly.
The passions are the only orators who al.
Ways persuade.
By preparing for the wO,, YOU may Of.eo
compass tbs best
The injustics from which man has most
% fear i. his own.
The memory should ss q s:Ors-hOuss, not
. lamberr0om.