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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-30

POLITICAL.
"A MASS MEETING
FIFTH s TN s'5'afSi 8 DIs III
HARMONY So, Y GAn den
ON rHuRsD4ys' NJ. Sr'sH s.;s O'CLOCK
% LUKE LUX r. :. H SSaass. Of
u The ftolWjs sa gentlemen viii address BE meens
i'm p bradford Hon. tiil be- h pssn.
;s1a n TsrriSsssa. ESQ., 'S S 81 sa' E.a
sssS \ S yss sss' sss 1's
GAGE Chairman 6 6oa% Dsscs Of Arrangements
). ax =; yoIS3As' secre.aries
- AAS u rH Hse saaTA WARP, c,,x.
Alta MEETING OF THB PEOPLES DEMooRATIC
meeting Second warn oa Monday nd.s evening"
osaOssf - the following resolutions were unanimously
THAT The list 9, 'S Sc
For sheriff Mr. James Lynch. believing him an honest
Of Nil good democrats pledge ourselves heartily
'aep T nm I: sse faIs"S .GRpY
For Justice Of Marine ooSr.-EDMuND 4 HEAEE
FSr 6ss nias EEsRs y
pnnciuai attendance of all members requested BY order
WIN. Z, HIGGINS, Vice President.
7. McMuLLHN Treasurer.
j. Is. SMITH and DIR. RoBkRr JOHNSTON Secretaries.
AT MEETING or THE woRKiNGMEN's CLUB,
~ held AZ the Washington House, No. $50 Washington
street. on Tuesday evening October 20 the following resou-
uon Adopted
Resolved faat tae worklngmeu of the Ninth ward will
support only Union and those who In favor oil VI
goraus prosecution OF the
e ,s the routine Of - a.
Members requested pnncial In attendance by
der OF MOSES }. HAMILTON, President.
BARNED AcC0LLUM, Vice President.
JoHs McCAss, Secretary.
A MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS UNION DEMO.
"A cratic Club Of tho Seventeenth ward VIII be held at NJ
fynn's, OF First and Sixth street. Wedaes
day evening October 30 BY order ct the Chair.
w. j. H0EY, Secretary,
INJECTION TICKETS FOLDED ON SHORT NOTICE.
IL Circulars folded and put envelopes ready for dree
ton Some of the cheapest ycopes New York FOR SALE
at VALENTINES Envelope ana Paper Bag Manutactory,
2O5 Canal street, near Mulberry n. Y.
ELEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-A MEET
II Ing Of this association will be held this evenng Mt ~
O'Clock a the house OF Mr. Charles Rogers corner OF avenue
q and Sixth street. Punctual attendance is requested
business Of Importance will be brought forward for their
sderation. HENRY SHAW, President
Joua W. MciKvinAs, Secretary.
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TINE DEMoIsELLE FRANCHISE, NouvELLEMENT
~ arrivce, parant parfaiement rAemana. desire Sc
placer dams une bonnie tamle ye soft instrire
loa enan,s CONNIE femme de chamofe. S'adresser
237 William st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

.a~f- ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC
n NEW YORK. THURSDAY, Oct. 81, 1861
NJ kEfLERS
GRAND UNION CONCERT
g. SACRED, PATRIOTIC AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Solo Sopranos,
NINE JOuANNsEN,
Solo Tcnora
Solo Bassas " -
MEssRs. MUELLER AND wEINLICH.
kfhdy assisted by alowerful Chorus from the
NEW YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY,
$780, together with n
FULL ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY PERFoRMERs,
J, combining the first talent II the city.
AHoh8 the programme several National Hymns and
songs expressly written and with regard 10 the
present state Of our beloved country such NJ " 49,
sons OF our Union, Conquer De!n "Our Nation,s
Hymn 49, ~ SA''
The last hymn received with enthusiastic
when performed at the Central Park "i'S
Tickets for sale Tiffany "a sells And M
thu principal music stores ALSO the Acaemy on The day
Of the Concert. - - -
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TINE DAME FRANCHISE, DE BONNIE MANIERE EFT
~ tres habe en- tout ce q eoncere Il lingerie pour mes
sieurs ct DANES ainsi que denfants desire
de 10 cupauon dams bonnie anie Americana Sn.
dresser ettre personne L. 1913 Delaney ST.,
6rst door.
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TOR SALE-A PAIR OF FAST BAY MARES FIFTEEN
ssnds high long tails and names young, sound, gentle
IN uge double and without exception the hand
soonest team Of the Kind in New York Apply the private
stable No, IL East Tweny.sey, MI street.
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NEW IVtN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KEtif-
ment win be mustered for pay at Camp Post sscket,
East New York. Thursday October 81 All persons be.
longing to the following organizations vizUniled States
Van Guard Union Guard United States Volunteers, pesi-
dents Life Guard, Cameron Legion, uighpaers kpssth
Guard and New Yorks Own who absent leave
Will Immediately report themselves the officer
at Post Saeke snch comply with the above
VIII receive from the date Of their the
payment less whatever has been already received. All
others will be considered deserters BY order
- - NELSON PLArS, Acting Adj ntant
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THE WAR.

CLINTON RIFLES FOR PAY.-ALt, MEN OF CAP
~ tain o. Mckay and Captain w. A. Kinks companies,
who wish be mustered ia for must report at Camp
CHARLES MCKAY, Captain.
W. A. KIRK, Captain Ffty-seventh
New York State Volunteers
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TOR SALE-A LEATHER TOP, EASY RUNNING, COM
Portable Wagon, in tine conditions; also single Har-
ncss made by Of the best Makers few times;
Price Of Wagon and Harness SIS Address S. box l25
Herald onhce
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ITO MILITARY CONTRACTORS, &C.-CLAIMs AGAINST
the officers and volunteer regiments purchased or col
lected expedtiousiy aid at moderate charges Apply H.
b. BUNsTER, 50 Cedar street. n. Y.
TINTED STATES ARMy.-MEN WANTED TO FILL,
~ up First Battalion Twelfth United States infantry
Headquarters at Fort .amion n Y. Also intetiig
Tor non-conmsstoned officers Apply at 10 Chatham street,
to Captain A. j. DALLAS, United States Army.
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ELEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB--A MEET.
II Ing of this will be held this evening at ~
O'clock ut the house OF Mr. Charles Rogers Of avenue
and Sixth Punctual attendance is requested
business importance will be brought forward for their
sderation. HENRY SHAW, President.
JouN W Mcf;EyIrAs Secretary.
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CUTLER'S TENT FOR SALE--li by 20 WITH PARTT-
~ ton In the with poles every thing ready
Immediate Apply to r. HATHAWAY, sailmaker, No. IS
Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
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NffLITARY.-HORSE EQUIPMENTS FOR SALE: A
W. complete set for field officer of ataitv
and but little used Address b. +. g., box 3ls6 Post
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GENERAL WOODS BODY GUARD.-TnIRTY HORSE
~ men wanted 10 III up hrst squadron Mounted Rides
now acting as General Wools body guard at Fortress Mon
roe Va Lieutenant S. A. MELLICK.
Recruiting Office, 42 Broadway, New York.
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DECRUfTING OFFICERS AND OTHERS HAVING
III claims on the government for services and expenses
recruiting. since the commencement of the have
their caHs adjusted and speedily collected by applying CD
White street, back room, ground floor.
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nor SALE-A GREEN COUNTRY HORSE, BLIGHT
bay i5ta hans high, stylish Of extraordinary bottom.
Can troll his mile sure in 235 For particulars apply
FRANK X. SMITH, IS Broadway.
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It0R SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR A SMALLER
Horse who can tro inside of ihrce minutes handsome
dAppe brown Horse years DID, l5 hands high long tail and
vary stylish parade. perfectly gentle aud reliable For
particular inquire of ASA FiiARiE, It's Fulton street.
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DOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE,

HUN ANU HAWKE,
On SATURDAY Novemberl
The United States Mail
Steamer ARAG0,
ID. Lines Commander
viii sail from pier No 81 North river foot Of Beach street
on Saturday, November 3, at noon.
Thls steamer unsurpassed safety has
ooat engEcs under deck enclosed by waterght
nens which, besides other results tend 81
hson or srandng to keep the pumps work
euro the safety OF vessel and plssenge
For freight or passae . appyto
SAMUEL NJ FOX,
aE0. MACKENZIE, Agents. No. bfoaawaY
The steamer FULTON will sail December7
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more of.ne s,ui,.-y ne.po,I.m.

We give elsewhere ths particulars Of sno;hs. OF the
outraxes perpetrated by the Lincoln dtspotsm in Ba
more The chief Of that city has been seized in bsd by
200 MAJ and imprisoned the constituted authorities De
posed, and the city subjected to military rule The
rea.ous assigned for this arbitrary proceeding are given
BY the sir.lipg in comn,nd of the military department.
/, will be seen that NO proct L adduoed against Nj.
Eane bus it is simply slsged that suppose as has
been guilty Of improper oonduc or cogniIant g u L
others i- ia Tie ground FOR the seizure and inprisOn'
nsut Of citizen of What oucA free and sosefsc
Safe Of the Coniedsracy. The employment o. zVV
men, to arrest in bed argues the co"a'dice and
terror that pervade the bosoms Of the invaders lndesd
tbs whole proceeding goes to show that the tyran feel
chat they are resting volcano, and live IN constant
dread of an outraged peop rising in her fury to crush
then. s-..
That the day OF Ispgs.res and rsributon Is not far
distant assured to by the conviction OF the eIa'ence
Of Just God. When thai day OF wrath and rstrbuton
shall open, these mscreaps viii be shrveed like parch-
ed Scrolls That 1t may speedily dawn SHOULD be the pray
Or and effort Of every patriot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-02

TEE FIGHT IN LANCASTER.

juno 25th, 1861.
To the Editor of The Wig:
forward TO you an account Of an engagement which
took place Monday afternoon, (24h ins twelve miles
from the mouth of the Rappahanock, at Pop Castle the
residence Of Mr. Jas w. Gresham far down in the North
cru Mech. The Yankee vandsls have been attempting
TO celebrate their demon orgies with endsh fury among
u.s. and rcpsled with soiiery valor and promptnes
On the afternoon above mentioned large war steam
er entered the Rappanannock and steamed up fifteen
miles to Towles Point with o. s. Tags flying from stem
to STERN Then returning she dres up CT Pop Castle,
the elegant residence of Mr. James W. Gresham brist
ling With cannon aud mortars She sent largo barge
off With some thirty men, carrying two swivcls, and al
armed eapa-pis with rifles, shotguns, rsvorsrs and
swords TIE barge being unable to near the shore,
twenty men wore dispatched in yswl boat who landed
aud walked up. thoroughly armed to Mr.. Gresham's
house where they conducted aud introduced by Mr.
PhIlps who had often received acts Of kindness under
this roof 50 proyerbia for It's gentsmany and generous
hospitality.
Mr.. Gresham took Phillips aside and enQuired the
ture sad object OF tho visit which he ed TO be for
poultry and cggs. Mr.. Gresham informed him that he
knew that be would NOT sell him either reminded him tina,
Mas. Gresham ndisposed and his MOTHER lady of
sghtyeght years of age confined to her bed and ad-
v,ed his lcavpg Immediately lst.hc might he attacked
by Capt. Cuirel's company who were encampsd three
miles Of Scarcely the interview ended when the
FIRE Of muskey announced that sodisr5 had engas
cd the remainder of the enemy on tbs shofe-hasng
heard by their vidette that vafy large var steamer
bad entered the RAppahaunook The enemy FAD in con-
fusion their boats though theyvero we'll armed aud
outnumbered our men, They left behind them several
rides, reviewers swords aud shot guns trophies u.s.
of their iDglotiOus fight Some we're go alarmed as to
rush into the river. The steamer immediately opened
her port holes upon soldiers afDS shells, shot end
grape until firing ceased from them when she turned her
batteries upon the beautiful residence Of Mr.. Gresham
ard tore it in pieces Twenty balls sck the house. ma
king il wreck Of what 1t had been fes moments be.
fore.
The yard and trees we're much initiated by the burst
ing Of shsus Remarkable to reats 70 person was In
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n.p,,p,a,. Mounted n. nsorr.

In our s.ztersnt of the gallant AiisT OF ms sFos"
Ashby, in Yesterdays paper omitted to noics the
corrs to which they belong. Angus W. heDonaid'
graduate of West Point Military Academy former OH
Ger in the late U s. Army and having had lorg ezper
.rcs upon the western frontier man urirs prudence
and skin With ndounitabls energy has been commiss SON
ed by President Davis Colonel OF Cavalry in the Coned
er.te Army. and authorized to raise regimens OIL
Mounted Rangers, to act as an ipdependant command
O, henorhern border Of the State Such has been the
confidence in COL Mcdonald that this corps has been IA
pidy filed BY volunteers mounted in the best manner
thoroughly armed, and composed Of the slts oil our
Young men OF the count Of Fauquer Frederick Clark
Jefferson, Hampshire, &C. Six hundred were mustered
about week ego and sccessons sncc Of parties then
only wsiting 10 be fully equipped, have probably
increased Cha number to eight hundred. To tina
corps the brothers A,hby and the under their ce
nand engaged in the Green Spring affair belonged, and
the gallant particulars of that s.r only Indicate the
spirit which dwes in the breast OF every man in that
regiment Like Knights OF the ancient orders OF chiv'
airy, they arc ready and wiling sngly or in ranks 70
encounter any Odds and under the guidance OF their no.
bic Colonel We sha hear more Of them during the war
Not only viii they, in direct conflict continue to chow
themselves equal to the enemy in the ratio OF one to
FIVE but their spirit infused into the citizens OF that re-
gion will arouse and animate them to deeds OF daring
which will carry terror and dsmsy to the hearts Of the
| invaders.
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A New ygora ON Military Tae,ie..

"A Manual Of Iafantry and Rife Tsctics with Honors
4" paid BY the Troops Inspections Reviews &c. arranged
and compiled by Lieut.. ColW. II. RICHARDSON, grsdu-
ate and formerly Assistant Instructor Of Tactics Vr-
GINA Military Institute" one VOL lSno; 800 pages
A. NORRIS, Publisher.
Mr. Norris the enterprsing publisher of this city, has
hid upon our table neat and portable volume, with the
above title which, from careful examination, seems to
DC Just the book for the times and that every
connected with the army should possess. Most Of the
works on tactics hA. have heretofore appear to
embrace too much or else too ltte 60 meet TIE
sites Of the soldier fer in the first case the volume
imes such ncOnvenien aud ponderOus dimensions as to
render It burden to carry, well as troublesome 10
examine and in the LATTER is too brief to DO of much
practical utility. Col. Richardson, the compiler, seems
have hit upon the happy medium between these two
extremes and has produced work which, while it is
handy is at the time sufficiently comprehensive.
Thus for example, We hnd that be has given all that is
necessary to be knoEn in Hardee, which il added
such ad ional matter contained in Major Ghams work
as may be found valuable to the soldier such guards
and guardmountug honoJs paid BY the troops duties
OF captains companies duties in camp garrison, &c.
also, soldiers rations manner Of cooking them, with
many other usefsl suggestions connected with camp life
making altogether one Of the most useful compilations
that We have seen OF the kind.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-02
clrI oy TIE coyyyxrros
TO NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS.
- CosFsDERsTE ETATrs OF AMERICA,

WAR DEPARraksT, Richmond, July lst 1851.
GrETLkNEN :--Whila have not withheld permission
from any representative Of the Press to visit the Camps
in Virginia, and while am as much the sdvooa.e OF al
unshackled Press am Of the freedom Of speech and
of the independence OF the Confederate Staes yet have
though. itrroper, under existing circumstances to make
appeal to you to forbesr from the transmission and
publication Of such intelligence might be detrimental
to the great cause, in viii We all feel 70 deep az in
teIest.
You are aware of the great amount of valuable infer
nation obtained by through the medium Of tho enter.
prsing journals of the North; and may derive profit
from their example, by discr ninang and udciol re-
serve in communications for The Southern journals.
It must be obvious that statements of strength or Of
wessnYs at any of the points in the vicinity of the
enemy when reproduced at the North as they would be-
in spite Of all the vigilance in our power, would warn
them Of danger 70 Themselves invite an attack upon
u.s. AID ia Ike manno any statements of the magnitude
Of ba ssres Of the quantity and quality Of arms or Of
ammunition; Of movements in progress or in supposed
contemplation; of the condition of troops of the com.
mssarat, &c, &c. might be fraught with essential u-
jury to the service.
To gentlemen Of intelligence, and of unquestionablc
loyalty 10 the Of the Confederate States do not
dsemi necessary TO lie more exploit; nor do doubt
for moment, that you will appreciate my motives ia
making thiJ frank appeal TO your patriotism and dscre
ton. L. p. WALKER, Secretary of War.
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iured though balls and shells passed all around then-
hal. passed within SIX inches old Mrs Gresham, as
,he Law helpless invalid in her bed and immediately
Vac succeeded BY another passing through the mattress
beneath her tearing in pisces and raising her body
That no on. should have been hurt ia truly wonderful
vhe every house on the premises fhot Whether we
killed any of the enemy they rowsd OF, We are unable
to saw but presume that some were killed or wounded
ss the number in the boats was observed gradually TO
sorease The number Of shot fred by the Yankees was
6ftyhree Of which twenty nine struck houses or trees
Soma of the bombs and balls were found mile beyond
Mr.. Greshap,s house. in adjoining plantation. We
return our thanks to Almighty God for his miraculous
preservation of our men and Of Mr. Greshsms family
from tina trueucnt and 6endish designs Of mercensry
and bir,pg foe. "If God be with us, who shall be
against w." oLihi'U''
PSI reopen my letter to mention that an engsge-
ment took place at during the war OF 1919
and 1914. at which Mrs. Greshsms father commanded,
and that while balls we're sho. in every direction around
by the British not one was shot at the house. Old Mrs..
Gresham being eighty eight years OF age has lived during
our three wars but has been reserved for the murder
GUS conductors Of the present war alone to prove them
selves to her regardless Of the sacred rights Of pfi.
yste individuals of the ssncy of age, and the purity
of female character. The ouirages shich have been
committed during the progress this brutal and nearous
var upon private property and the persons of females are
sicksnipg to humanity, and would be degrading even to
savages Though my calling Is one Of peace, and ncui-
Gates peace Others will say, woe bstde the misce-
ants who would trample the rights aud poluc the
purity Of our Southern States Oh, my counsrymen
On to the contest our vvOs ovr children and our homes
are descrated aud will trust in tue maine of Our God
to averge our wrongs and spend our blood freely n de-
fsnc. Of right religion ard virtue. call God to Sit.
ness the trata OF phst cay, GLORIOUS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-02

Resolued That the Republican party has proved that
al the peensions Of devoticn TO freedom, free speech
and free discussion simply eloaks to conceal their
real enmty to ID ry and tho constitutional guarantees
Of citizens and th4s the attempt TO muzzs the Demo-
cratic press By oAs aud terrorism, to prevent citizens
from expressing their honest opinions, calls for and &C.
sarYes the sernes condemnation OF every true friend Of
law order hssrty and the iSalienable rights OF man.
Resolvsd That m vsw OF the many manifest violations
Of lie fundamental principles Of the Constitution t be-
eomcs the duty Of the Democratic press and OF all friends
and advocates Of free irsu;ons, to unite in resisting
these alarming slridss towards despotc consolidated
system Of Government and th be especially suggest
cd TO all friends of peace and constitutional liberty IRE
sptcve OF party to asrse upon joint and mutual basis
for setor at the present crisis.
Alter the passage Of the resolutions, h editors adj
orraed to meet the call Of the chairman OF the s.so
citation OF the Democratic editors Of the State some u1e
d,,rioc tha
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The way Mr. crltt.naen i. T'haaIsea.

Long John Wentworth copies. 10 his Chicago Demo
ers portion Of Dr. Criltendens recent speech at Lex
inSon from which extract appea'ed in the Wig and
dsnOunces il severely. lie declares that American
can read it wilhOas feeling his blood boil with ndgna.
dop;" that If Mr. Cr.tenden truly speaks the sentiments
Of Kentucky 'he Is better than JEFF Davis and Kerr
lucky no better than South Carolina" and Gays tina, f
Mr.. Cr.enden Offers his degrading propositions in Con-
grsss e, them be received in silent contempt and let
the be pushed until the last rebel exterminated
or converted from the error Of his ways" How long
WI Mr.. orisssndsn consent to tsso treated.
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Individual ProWess.

The individual daring, coolness and sill Of our men
begin to show themselves, as ve have known they
would. 1t ia only With such a race as people these
Southern States that deeds like those Of Jackson West
Scott, Ashby Thomas and others could be performed.
At all points, hear Of brisk and telling work by our
scouts and skirm,hers Let the work 90 on. Nothing
more dspir', dtmOralzos and terrfes an enemy than
ths danger "hat wslketh in Darkness and this dstruc
ton that sweeps al noondAy" We hear almost daily
Of deeds being performed worthy OF kngh;hoOd. As
the war goes on these will multiply, and wherever the
Yankee maauders show themselves they will be sprung
upon a. the tiger springs upon his pray.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-02

FROM NEW ORLEANS ARRIVAL OF POSTMAs-
TER GENERAL REAGAN-RUUTE OF THE
NORTHERN MAILS
NEw ORLEANS, June 2s Tho steamer Oregon departs
on Saturday morning for Mobile
Postmaster General Reagan Of the Confederate States
arrived yesterday from Texas and left in tho evening for
Richmond. =. l
The Northern mail made up here is sent to Nashville,
Tsnn and thence to Louisville KY, by Adam, Ex press
where it is Distributed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-02
FIyo auadred DolIars Reward.

H. S. Hsdrick, The agent in New Orleans of the Vir-
gaia Sewing Machine Company offers FIVE hundred dol
lara reward fo the capture and delivery into his hand.
of the flag presented by the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing
Machine Company of New York, to Company D, Thir-
teeath Regiment New York State Militia This presents
ns opportunity for some of gallant volunteers TO
make pile, when they come in contact with the New
rork Sepoys.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-02

The correspondent of Southern paper suggests that
the only mistake committed by General Johnston after
he evacuated H.pers Ferry, in surprising that his
men could run flst the Yankees. He soon found
his mistake for those bsefy Pennsyvanians outsrp
ped the swtoo,ed Achilles in the celebrity of their
ments.
Ths racy correspondent: of the Memphis Appeal OBJ.
that the Pennsy lyanans and 0hioans have thus
Ear maintained tie reputation they won in HexiSo!-
We don but old Scott does know what that reputation
r, :