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I GOT We OF =, State Of -, hereby agree to fur
nish and deliver - thousand tans of - anthra-
cite coal for steamers use, at the rate of E per ton, of
1850 pounds, amounting to-dollaIs,a and the additio.
nal quantity If demanded; the whole in conformity with the
provisions and terms of the advertisement of the 9th July,
1901, from the Navy Department a mp hereto appended.
Should my FOR our offer or bid be accepted, / for wei re-
GU ST TO DC informed at t., and that the contract may
De forwarded to -, for signatures and ce1tl6c4te.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-12

-us rebels but Il must not be forgotten how easily
the lines of communication may be cut on by the insnr'
so,s or their see Agens by accident The shores
Of the Potomac opposite Washington. are lined with
SHALLOW ssdgy wafer, grsssgrovn, through which IL
IA next 20 in ros ibe foe boats to make their way. In
c,sa ef an attack upon the lines at Arlington, at
,sck which would bs accompanied by sufficient de-
moustrations at Alexandria and the Chain Bridge
20 keep tho right and M wings OF army busily cccu.
pied the ony OF reinforcing central positions
or OF saving beaten troops In the event OF disaster
IL the Long Bridge That bridge SO Insecure that the
hasy passage of large body OF troops would inevitably
destroy L. IL is noto ous that stages carrying passen-
gers not permitted TO go awak and then no
OF them permitted the span at the same
moment; the regiments who have crossed have been
forbidden to keep time for fear Of the Vibrations and
according to Washington letter writer's the Presidents
wife, rs,urrag from visit 10 the right bank few days
since, was advised 20 leave her carriage and cross
foot as precsuton against the danger of intrusng
herself behind spirited horses and with carriage load
Of companions And to show this to be no exaggeraton
Of the danger it is sufficient to say that arches
stretch OF the bridge gave away week before hs be-
meath drove Of cattle and required some days for per-
feet repairs.
In case therefore, OF an attack upon the centre Of our
lines at Arlington only would there be great danger
OF this channel OF communication with Washington being
desroyed by raid advance Of achievements, but in
the event OF panic and precpitate retreat ok our
forces the only means Of safey would doubtless be
OF BY the Rrst rush of the fugves. The danger admits
Of no exsggeraon. II the numbers of the enemy and
his he superior to these Of cur army as We
have reason TO believe and if bis real object be as
ssut upoa the Capital certainly look with profound
apprehension at the position of our troops and to the
hostile batteries upon Arlington Heights the city would
have 70 be Abandoned.
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pI,cord among ,he hump.

We have heard good Deal about discussion among the
set In Washington. We Published yesterday, from a
Cincinnati paper statemen: to this sc. represent
ing the party divided into Radical and Conservative
that Blair Co., we're the leaders Of the first aud Seward
Of the last 1. argues deplOrabe state Of public af
fairs vhen Conservative party is headed BY Seward
What must be the character of the Radicals?
From some votes given in the Rump House Of Repre-
senves h appears that abou. third Is not agreed
With the other sso-thirjs But we do not understand
tia. that third belongs either the Seward Blair fac
on Ne rather Incline TO think i; is opposed to the
whole policy Of the Administration. How the remaining
srO thirds ere divided between Seward and Blair.
hAvs no means Of knosios
Elseshere se copy from New York paper speech
made by Blair in tina, city. Il is bitter SCOT against
old Scott talks ironically Of him the greatest Gener
a. OF The age" aud rdicules ell his operations Il init
mstes that he is holding his army Ia trrovem Con
gress 10 force i, 20 submit compounds. II suds
,ha, coxardy butcher OF md children in s. Lou.
il. Lyon a. tie model o, hero The shole tone Of the
speech indicates coming in the rar Is of the enemy
Blair is understood to reprssen. old Blair Who sleeps
With Lincoln He has all the envy and malgnity Of a
vould-be-genteman turned backyard. He hates cid
Scott With perfect hste-psry because old Scott see
10 for gentleman aud plrly because he iii not sur
reader bis c;e to all the base and vndictve purposes
Of old Blair We expect to hear Of lively tues amorg
,hsm-for there are good hsteIs and inscriptions en-
both sides.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-12

We copy the following items from letter TO tbs New
York Times, dated the l7h JuDe, OF Fort PickeGs:
"Tbe Tort il still safe and think the time has gor
nv for successul attack. few evenings since Of
seer Of the for, made tour OF inspection Of Bragg
batteries on the other side, crossing ever In su a.
boat With mu d oars and also visited the large dry
dock sunk in the haroor, in which ne supposed meI
were stationed battery erected, -
ain Iess than twenty days think YOU nay expect
70 hear Of a very important move being made Ia hi;
quarter The rebels longer constructing batter
es wbelSe- they are out Of cannon, or have them al
complete, VIC GO 40. know.
"Colons Blown has, believe, applied 70 the Gov.
eramsrt for siG small gunboas, 4GJntirg three rasd
cannon each. for the purpose Of gong In and taking
possession Of the hs;bpr He has also asked for 900
additional trcops.S
"Our squadron in the Gulf nov consists OF twelve
steamers and tao soopLof-war aud the tol0gnB por's
re eGsctuahy hlockaded viz NsS Orleans 0a'S-NtoD,
Bsrw,.L Bay, Mobile Pensacola, and Apalaehieoa. In
,-o weeks i~ore all the smaller places will bs hermet
ally seasd Tho stC@mer Geners Miranion (Briiisb,)
llozed 20 sner Mobile anI her passengers and get
some coal and SAter has rot yet co:Sa oui ~ Is an
everlasting disgrace 70 Iohp Bulls Asg, and her 2piSln
lar and a scouadreL he Sigued pledge, staSlg
hat he soUld Immediately return and iGSye the coast
80 soon as the aforementioned articles procured
II che does eolo nov her capture il certain. Her
provisional register signed by the British consul az New
orleans on The 4:h Of Nay las, ias told you beore
Iorgsrv no GOub:. Shs was also cleared at Hayaua
~ the British eousul. Some deeP-handed game must
nave been played"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-12

report current on the street. yesterday that E
Georgia Regiment of General Garnet,s command, had
met three Regiments of the enemy, not far from Camp
GIrnett killed sixty odd and taken fifty prisoners, and
several wagons loaded with provisions aud arms and
driven the enemy back. only one Georgan was slightly
sounded. The report Is believed by many b1. We do
Tot vouch for is trs,h.
We hear thai, at Winchester, Wednesday, it was re-
ported and believed that Patterson advancing from
harrisburg Gen. Johnston, who ready 10 receive
him. This is the probable, Patterson has
tnly been Argsy reinforced Besides the Rhode Island
battery and several cthsr regiments, he has been joined
" Stones column. he most have three to one, but
JOhnston's men are eager for hgdt.
I'm n.hnr rrints ua hnra M a rnnnnr
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FOR THE WING.
TO THE LADIES OF wAYNESBOR0. VA.
uo-,--~, uos,rr.t


, HowIrzxR HosPITAL,
Yorktown. July Ssh, 1851. =
We are in the reception Of large package Of articles
intended for our invalid sOd!ey the generous offerings
of the ladies of your mounss village That our hearts
are filed with delight and hankuaess at the presen. 50
unexpected and so peculiarly suited to our present stu
alton; Ideem Il unnecessary 70 state. That womans
heart should be moved wheu she remembers that 80
many of Us have hidden Gdeu to cherished homes
aud even now are encounterng the noonveniences and
the pcrils of soldiers life but in accordsnoe with
those noble characteristics which have always rendered
her worthy Of our highest admiration. Remember, Ia.
dies that we are Engaged in for the defence Of
our homes, and our Ere aides, our wives and our little
ones, yea, for the land which God has given US.
Trusting that the Hovzer BattaloD, which, through
the Kindness Of Mr. NJ Hale Houston, has been made the
respen. of this your Offering the altar Of your coun-
trys welfare may be ousd in the thckest of the fight
and that "he last Of our breath ard blood will &c
devoted to our common cause aud should any member
Of our gallant corps sleep beneath early grave, that
their names may be held in lasting remembrance by
those Who have so kindly mins.sred to our wants and
sympahicd with US when arsy from those Who are near
aud dear to us, We remsn.
Yours, sincerely and truly,
THOS. WARD WHITE,
Chaplain Hoxiz,r Battalion.
PSI would also notice the reception Of &c. which
will be appropriated 10 the purchase Of articles suited
for the sick. T.w.W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-12
SAVING TIE UNION.

n p. Banks proclaimed from the rosrum, in public
peech, Only few years ago. bis readiness to "let the
Union slide" he Is saving the Union" Bigadier
inder King Lincoln, 10 Baltimore, by holding the brave
darylanders 10 at the poiat OF the bayonet.
Arson BurlingIme thought about the same time, thai
uless could have IAN antslavery Constitution an ar
Ii slavery Bible, and an-avery God" the Unon wasn't
worth preserving he has bren appointed Minister 70
Austria BY this Union-sAying Administration.
joshua 7 Giddi1gs was expelled from the House Of
representatives for Offering petitions not from the South
out from Ohio in favor OF dissolution OF the Union be
oW holds hon orable and lucrative foreign Office b.
appointment from the present Administration. ~
These Instances should Gatisiy everybody of the
dncerty with which this for the Union is pressed
Inl,.rilLr q nriar
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ann MANNED for Warrington.

Raymond Of the New York Times, who announced
last week. that the Obi CT Of the Confsderttss Fort
ress koaros (probably bssau5o b. thsre) care to
suspect Che having gone to wsshngon) that tn
military ruse and that the Federal ely s the threaten
point We make an extract from his article as il y
contain some items Of interest AuthoriteA Since
this vas written. however i Is reported that several
regiments Of regulars have been sent the Potomac
to reinforce those raw, undrillad and undscipinee
troops"
from the New York TIssss OF 2ssh June:
i'Fhs army really Formidable in its character and
power Of lnhictng damage threatens Washing
aud R0ress Monroe. The possibility that the latter
viii be object OF early attack considered yesterday
Bu, &c "a also be remembered that denomination IN
ths direction mag be the application Of familiar mill
tsry device for dyepg the attention and the forces
the national army from the Of intended operations
aad that Washington may be 10 much greater danger than
We are permitting ourselves suppose. IL aways
be borne 10 mind that the rebel leaders perfectly
acquainted With the distribution and position Of all
forces in and the Cap al and this With their previou'
familiarity with The topography, and their present knos
edge Of every defence recently erected and relied upon
aud Of defects which render thOse deencss anything
trustworthy they have invaluable advantage
leaders Who are In absolute ignorance Of the strength
positioas and plans Of the enemy So lax indeed has
been the observance Of ordinary military seeresy and
freeg have the rebels been permitted 70 report and de-
tail every event. or fact opinion in Washington thai
eu DAVIS u probably better advised of the actual posi-
ioa Of things the Capital than Gen. Scott himself II
e ertain ie that Thousands Of the adhsrents Of the
rsb leaders are ready il Washington to play part in
ths oreaiion Of panc the nncon Of damage should
the insuEgents pour down upon the city.
Ia viss Of al these considerations, there certainly
grounds Of sss0us for the safety Of the army nos
"a he vest bank OF the Potomac. They number very
ij,dly less han ths rebel force opposed 70 them they
.--ssssuey rEs troops undrilled and undis-
s9eers. xi,h rzSs exceptions, have neyei
~ = lines upon whcl
3sanoiag enemy are
re Incapable Of securs
yegent cf reverse, thers
esn he Capital spd - NC
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RRON fortress YnNRnE.

FORTRESS AoSRoE, June 6.-Before ihs departure o.
}ecretAry Cameroo, last evening there grand re-
Fiew az Camp Hamilton. Fireworks dsrltye'
and the festivities prolonged to late hour.
There was an alarm at Hampton a. midnight, and Gen
Pierce to the Fortress for an extra supply of am
nuaition.
Strong batteries being erected by troops in tn,
direction OF New Market Bridge.
The California Regiment bids fair to be very popular
Col Baker went to Washington last night.
The Zouaves have been under orders TO advance, bu
.tll remain in camp.
Sawyers prcj settle the Rip Raps Is this afternoon
throwing shell at the supposed new battery on Seweli
Point.
Tag of truce went to-day to Craney Island with 4
party residing South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-12

The New York Tribune bitterly assails Gen. Scott an,
the Administration because they do not BY provoking
scompyouise: IN iu Fridays issae il sllks = sllov
"Do you pretend TO know more about military matter
than Gen. Scottf ak few knaves whom great many
simpletons know no better than TO echo.
No, sirsl know very little Of the art Of war ant
,. s.~.. ss6us great deal. There Is no question or
this point and never has been,
The real question shisd .ry sooye Is ASKED onlJ ID
shrils out Of Sights This: Does General Scott (o'
hotbsr IL mag be) contemplate The sans ends, aud 10 ~
animated by Ike impulses and purposes rih the grsa
body of Tie loyal! ihoty loving people Of CHS country
Does he stsna up square on iae line Of 81 deg 20 min
or 10 he s9dinting towards So deg. 80 min! Does he
wad, The rebels routed wodd no prefer have them
ooociliated! When you answer these questions, yop
tough the msps Of the problem, which all tbs g about
Gen sca's pilSry knOsedse and oar want OF is in
Our columns vii provo how long waited and trust.
ed and EXPORTED others to Trust. that oil going
right We now hope, and urge others to hope tina. all
viH be going on right Blu. If Jdy shall be spent
as June has been shall have confess sadly that those
hopes were not well grounded.
let DO Gus attempt 70 feed himself With this bubble
Of military knowledge being In the peculiar possession
Of CASTE There IL Knowledge that belongs especially
to men trained to the profession Of arms but that moi
10 question. o. -,
Ii needs no familiarity with vanban Turonns, or 10
mini 70 ssses sne = detertoine that huge mass OF IN
iantry, ~hnoat cavalry Or fsld s'uieI; nSusn may
and shielding Wsstirson city from capture by assault
Is nopnohi.n army s'is required fcr vsoIS oiisnavs
10 hostile rsgioa svsmns WIN the enemys nsnthors'
and full Of masked batteries, ampuscsaes Ana strong po
sitono entrenehed ana defended py heavy guns p 20
atiot coTnon SENSE and very supefneih sesuAn"no'
With Aaiiitsfy history are sotHolen6
Whether esaet Fese iroY wess POM Yooa 10 !,
as glance that cGmPetent oenerI WOO puees ntpsel
with strengthening bis position iaas sras .ress .csos
the roads IN ms hont' ana oosfucung luem ~ eve,.