New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04

The Dispatch says that policy dictates that it should
hereafter refrain from noticing the arrival Of troops at
Richmond.
Jefferson Davis had a public reception on Friday
lnst, at the Governors Mansion at Richmond. Ladies
were received ia the morning from IL tol2 o'clock,
aud gentlemen from 12to ]. O'Clock.
Tie Dispatch recommends that the Texan Rangers.
who have recently arrived in Virginia. should be de-
tailed for duty on The borders Of Ohio and Pennfylya-
Ma. as they are such accurate marksmen.
The Virginia papers state that Mrs. jackson, TIE
widow of the man killed at Alexandria, and her sister,
drew reyOyere deied the IouayCs, aud tore The nag
into breds determined that it should not pass inlohe
hands Of " LincOlns Ruilaus.'
Col. Wm. NJ. Peyton who, for some time past pas
been residing IN NewYork, has returned to virginia,
determined 10 share her fate in whatever position he
may be assigned"
TWENTY-FIVE places Of rendezvous have been desig.
mated in Virginia by the Governor.
Gov. Letcher has Issued proclamation, prohibiting,
account of tho blockade the expectation Of proy-
siOns OF any description
Capt. Avis John Browns iailor is the commander
Of a company in charge Of the hospital at HafPeFs
Ferry ,
Tie Despatch announces the appointment Of David
IL. Todd, brother-in.law to Precedent Lincoln, to
Lcutenantcy in the Confederate Army. lie Is sta
toned in North Carolina.
On Tuesday last, n meeting of Superintendent OF
the different Railroads in Virginia, was held at Rich
moud. Nine roads represented, and new time
table for the running OF passenger trains between
Richmond and tho MaDas Junction was agreed upon
panes to erect lines Of Telegraph along their respective
roads.
Among the arrivals ut the SPotswoOd House, Rich
mOnd, on the Goth ult., were the eX-lion. Robert
Toonbs and lady, Judge Hopkins aud lady Of Mobile,
and S. X. Todd, brother-in-law to Mr.. Lincoln.
The brother Of jackson is announced to be near
Alexandria with lis wife, picking of from two to hye
Northern soldiers daily Gov Letcher has sent Tor TIE
family of the sluyer of Col. Ellis WORTH who will here
after be maintained by the State aud monument VIII
be erected to the memory of the first martyr.
Recruits for the Confederate Army are becoming
scarce, and two dollars ID now offered Tor eaeh one
brought to the recruiting officers.
Two hundred thousand dollars worth OF beef were
purchased few days since at Louisville Tor the Con-
federate Army.
In many Of the counties Of Virginia not sin
gle dared to vote against the Ordinance Of Seces
zion.
There ere three South Carolina Regiments at tho
Manassas Gap Junction
Mr. Crenslaw has rendered 10 JEFF. Davis the gratu-
itous use Of bis house, furniture and negroes Tor
term of three months, longer If desired for the
Presidential Manson."
he visited the camp Of the Tennessee Regiment lhey
were much dissatisfied at not receiving the arms they
wanted, and Mr.. Davis expressed bis eympathy ior
them but said he knew they would do their duty when
called upon.
TIE Third Georgia Regiment Il enoamred at Camp
Gwynn, outside and at the Southern extremity Of the
Portsmouth Navy-Yard. Col. Pryor addressed them
few DAYS since and informed them that in all human
rrobabity some of them would ta In battle, but tat
Il would be an honorable and glorious death; that
the daughters of Virginia would chaun their praises
place the choicest garands upon their graNes, ana
transmit their deeds in grateful remembrance 70 Their
children.
information that son of the law partner Of the Presi-
dent Of the LoudOn and Hampshire Railway has been
arrested by the South Carolina Volunteers and hung as
spy. Upon Lis person, concealed in his coat collar,
when arrested were o map Of Harper's Ferry and
I de he
the effective force and deposition OF troops NJ The FER
ry and the best mode for the Federal iorces 10 pursue
| 10 insure success.
of rice cotton, and wheat shall give their crops 70
| the Southern Copfederacy, taking in IaymtDI thei
bonds The ConiedeTacy will then send their crop 10
Europe ard receive payment In cash. lie dOCe not
say however how he intends to eyade the blockade.
Twelve companies have been raised IN Albemarle
| County; six OF them At Manassas Junction and
the Others are viii out arms - -
Five counties in Virginia have given SllS,VOO IN aid
OF the rebellion
regard the lack OF defensos at that place. which Is
considered one of the fret points an invading army
would attack. II is much afraid Of Billy W Ilsons
crowd, and Of evil disposed persons IN our own COM
munty"
Col Early, commanding the forces at Lynchburg,
publiihes card giving notice that eight volunteers
who had refused they heard that Alexandria was
in possefsion of the Federal troops 10 march, and had
laid down their aims, had been discharged without pay
or transpOrtaiiOn to their homes. Also, one notifying
troops that they must take such armsas might be given
| TO them.
II. J. Mckay and Coleman Tcllot, Commissioners
! from MARYLAND Lad arrived at Richmond.
Colonel T. j. Feuntleroy, late of the United States
Army has been assigned to the command Of the Rich
mond Department.
crossing rapidly but great difficulty is experienced in
procuring a sufficient force Five hundred negroes are
| called to assist.
The Richmond Examiner Of the Dist Mt, speaking
of the Federal troops says, Takc them all IN all their
forces are a. precious set Of rsscas could bescped
together with fine tooth comb from the pot house and
he'll holes Of the North. They have been fortified by
filth and grown up crisp, fresh and unmltig@'edly
wretcbed from the nire Of municipal corruption
| Col. Wade Hampton of South Carolina has been
| empowered to raise Southern Legion to comprise
eco rihemen, 800 cavalry and one company Of flying
| artillery
The Virginia papers strongly recommend guerrilla
| warfare as the most effective, and recommend the
formation of companies for the purpose OF picking
| off Northern hirelings."
shed and il said to be provisional in its character;
hits Yankeedom between wind and water, and holds
ont Irresistible inducements TO friendly alliance with
/ all foreign nations.
the Richmond fowitzer Battalion, and bis brother Dr.
w. e. Randolph, the Surgeon. They are great grand
| SONS of Thomas JelersOn.
A lady contributor Of Richmond paper recommends
the donation, by the ladies' Of AN their silver plate to
Ex-Gov. Wise's Partisan Legion is to comrrise
cavalry and infantry and they are to be armed with al
! kinds OF weapons.
The Alabama Rangers, al Richmond, are armed with
| Mississippi rifles and bowie-kniyes.
In TIE RiehmoHd DespotcA OF May % appears the
| following advertisement.
"PRoTEcTIYG TIE CnY-All free men Of color
who will willingly volunteer their vices will call at
the Mayors Office at the City Hall and give in their
names. Their services will be required near Rich