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Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

THE DOUGLAS FUND.-In Washington city,
June 23d, the Douglas Committee held a
meeting to appoint auxiliary Committees for
the several Union States. The following is
the Committee for California: J. c. McKib-
bin, J. A. McDougall, John Conness, Leonidas
Haskell, John Nugent, j. W. Cofroth. Mar
shol o. Roberts, of New York city, was
unanimously elected Treasurer.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

NATIONAL CHANT-A new musical produce
tion. in the form of a chant, is the latest mu-
eical novelty in Baltimore. 1t is the Declara-
tion Of Independence, arranged by John E.
Wilson, of that city, and has been pronounced
by musical critics big thing"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

PAINFuL ROTATION IN OFFIcE.-The Bulle-
tin informs us that Superintendent Stevens
has appointed two new porters in the Mint
establishment. One Of them, Mr.. Coyle, a
Republican of Emerald Isle nativity, takes
the place Of Mr.. Barry, Democrat of the
came ationalhy-showing thot the Superin-
tendent does appoint some Republicans at the
expense of some Democrats. The other ap-
pointee is Mr.. Jordan, (colored,) vice Mr..
Fraser, (white) removed. Can it be that this
Mr.. Fraser is ourMr Fraser alias the Little
Eagle?" Is patriotism dead, and does pro-
scriptive tyranny usurp its place? The
Little
Eagle, towering in his pride of place."
Was bya mousing cullud pussunj hawked at
and killed?
Alas and alackadayl The times are out Of
Joint
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

PERsoNAL.-In the list of passengers who
arrived on the Golden Age from the East, on
Sunday, we notice the the name of Judge
Mccain, wife and two children.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

PLucKY.-The editor of the San Francisco
Spirit of the Times was candidate before
the Union Democratic Convention for Clerl
of the Supreme Court Having been fairly
defeated, he eulogizes his successful opponent
supports the whole ticket heartily, and says
in a seperate item:
Marcus d. Boruck, of San Francisco, is @
candidate for Clerk of the Supreme Court in
1863 subject to Divine will and the decision
of the Democracy of California.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17
FOR SIIERIFF.

EDITOR DEMOCRAT Please announce the name OF
P. J. WELSH, as a Candidate for the Office of Sheriff.
subject to the decision of the Union Democratic Coun-
ty Convention, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

CHANGE OF HoUR.-The steamers for Sac
ramento will leave at six o'clock in the morn
ing, hereafter, instead Of seven as before.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE SAN FRANCISCO MARYsvu1E
RAILROAD Co, Marysville Cal, June "a 1891
NJ Office is hereby given that an Annual Mcetip,
y of the Stockholders of the San Francisco and Ma
rysville Rail Road Company will be held at the ofice
of the Company in Marysville, on WEDNESDAY
July 18th, 1851, between the hours of 10 A. NJ and 4
p. NJ, for the purpose of eectng a Board of sever
Directors to serve during the ensuing year
By order of the Board,
TlIE0. A. COULT,
JuheEo-td Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

DESIRABLE PROPERTY RoR SALE.-We call
attention to the advertisement in another
column, in which the pleasant dwelling
house, and the lot (4Oxl6O feet,l on the south
west corner Of Sixth and e streets is offered
for SALE 1t affords a rare opportunity to
secure good homestead in central and yet
quiet location.
UNION BALL.-1t is proposed to give grand
Union literary entertainment, to wind up
with ball at Platts Music Hall, San Francis
co, on the 23d of the month in aid of the
temperance cause. Nessrs. Geo. Barstow,
Nathan Porter and II. E. leighton are to
speak on the Pledge. John r. Ridge will
contribute new ode to the National Flag.
and Measrs. Jas. Stark, II. Courtaine, and
Mesdames States, O'1{eefe, Shattuck and
others will participate in the entertainment.
JARNDYoE VS.. JARNDYCE-Adams & Co.
failed in February, 1855. Those who were
ruined by them are, some Of them, again on
their feet, some dead some too much discour-
aged to make another effort, and some are in
the Asylum for the Insane. The business
world has forgotten the affair. But the law
yers still find some crumbs to nibble. At
San Francisco, on Saturday, in the Twelfth
District Court, in the suit Of Alvin Adams
vs.. Haskell and Wood, an order was entered
that the Receiver show cause on Saturday
why he should not be punished for contempt
OF Court. Sui sequently another order was
made that the Receiver have leave to file his
tnal accounts for his discharge.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17
Dissolution of fCopartmership.

fENllE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned, under the name of FRESBURY 4
WILKINS is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against the lste irm are re-
quested to present them to L. I. WILKINS for settle
ment. All persons indebted to the firm are arnesty
requested to make immediate payment to f. 7. Will
kins, who is authorized to sign the firm name in lqui-
dation and who Will continue the business at the old
stand, No. SO Street, Marysville
W. W. PRESBURY.
L. 7. WILKINS.
Marysville, July 1861. uy2
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

STREET ENcoUNTER.-A San Francisco dis
patch to the Union, Gays that fight took
place at the corner of California and Mont
gomery streets, in that city, on Monday even,
ing, between Governor Downey and John
Middleton, Esq, the well-known auctioneer
The dispatch says that Middleton charged
the Governor with being at a certain place
at certain time. The Governor denied it.
Thereupon Middleton said to the Governor,
" You were either drunk or crazy" Where
upon blows were exchanged pretty freely
until mutual friends interfered and stopped
the fight
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17
Military Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that upon application
~ made to me by sufficient number of the citizens
of Yuba County California, for the purpose Of organi
zing Military Company in said County, under the
laws Of this State have this day appointed NJ. d.
DOBBlNS, to reside meeting of nd appli.
cants to he held at the City Hail. in the City of Marys-
vile, on Monday, July 22I, 1851, at O'Clock NJ,
and to open Book for the enrolment of said Military
Company, and to do all other acts by law required
in perfectng the organization of said Military Com
pany. PHIL W KEYSER,
july11-td Acting County Judge of Yuba Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

WE never said that George S. Evans was a
Secessionst We said he vas a .chiv," who
was placed on the ticket to capture the Sc
cession vote. We supposed he must be a
"chiv," as Democrats who were born in
Michigan, and have lived in Texas, generally
are "ehiys." But our good Republican friend,
DIR. L. S. Gum, assures US that Evans is a
good Union man, an anti Lecompton Demo-
crat, and good fellow. So we take it all
back. George, we believe you will make a
good Supreme Court Clerk, if you are elected
Herald and Call we acoe.t your apology
s. I. Times.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

AN ITEM FOR THE ADMIRERS OF THE N. Y
TRBUNE,-The New York World, all over
Republican, hits the Tribune the following
hard lick:
"liad Washington's Farewell Address ap-
peared as an original document any time dur
ing the last ten years. the Tribune would
have secuted its Union-loving sentiments, and
have made them the butt of its jeers. 1t has
attacked the Union with arguments; it has
attacked it with statistics, with jokes with
slang with sneers, with ribaldry. with innu-
endo; with every weapon, in short, in its
well stocked armory of abuse"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17
Cigars, Tobacco &c

IHAvE THIS DAY RECEIVED
Havana Cigars--Of the Choicest Brands;
Imitation and Home Manufactured do;
TObaccG--AEI Brands;
Genuine MeCrsham Pipes; Playing Cards
Snuff; Matches; Cigar Cases, etc. etc.
Which l will offer at prices that win ensure patron
age. JOSEPH TUCKER,
Successor to VIM. Abbott,
jun3-1m ~ Street
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17
Beyond Fire and Flood.

ENOR SALE-The Highest Ground in the City
IL Lmits-size, 20 by 100 leet-stuated corner of A
ana Eighth Streets. Lumber Hay, Grain Cash, re-
ceived for Warrantee Title. Apply at
juyl I'm CHASE CO., Vinegar Works.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17
Union Democratic Nominations,

For Governor,
JOHN CONNESS,
Of FL Dorado.
For Lieutenant Governor,
RICHARD IRWIN
OF Plumas
For Congress, (Northern District,)
JOSEPH c.. McKIBBIN,
OF Sierra.
For Congress, (Southern District,)
HENRY EDGERTON,
OF Napa.
For Justice of the Supreme Court.
b. c. WHITMAN. ............. .Solano
For Clerk of the Supreme Court,
GEORGE S. EVANS. ........ .Tuolumne
For Attorney General,
GEORGE W. BOWIE. ...... Sacramento
For State Treasurer,
J. I. LANDRUM. M.................S Shasta.
For State Comptroller,
JAMES E. huffman -. San Francisco
For Surveyor General,
j. J. GARDINER. ......... San Francisco
For State Printer,
JOHN r. RIDGE. San Francisco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05
MEDICAL CARD.

DIR. A. Y. = Garnett,
UNAvIEG his residence from Washington, o. to
Al Rond will hereafter pursue the practice OF bis profes-
son la this city and vicinity.
OrnoE-ssin Street. p II. TayorneIt door TO Meade
4 Bakers Drug Store. ma25-6m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05
HEADQUARTERS BATTALION,
XAsHISGrnN ARTILLERY.
ar AS 80 zoe,

CAxP 'IoUIsnSA," August %, 1861.
Referring to circular order under date Of
August st requiring detailed report Of the operations
OF all the troops under my command, including list Of
the killed aud wounded during tie action on Thursday,
July lsh have the honor to report that during the
night Of the 10th OF Jay informed by letter. that
NV batteries might be required the following day. to
be distributed according to the following order.
Disiri5u,ion of Major Raitons Battery, .fnly loh,
1861.
"a Brigade, General Ewel in advance OF Union Mills
Ford-two pound hoxiizers and two riiied gunsour
pieces
sd Brigade, Gen. Jones, at McLean's Ford-one g.
poupder and one l2 pound howtzer-two pieces.
4th Brigade, Gen. Longstrset, at Blaekburn's Ford
two 6.pounders--two pieces
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05
,,ou,!as1, AgDIToR,s u . IFlFIsCE, II,

J
pursuance Of resolution OF the General Assembly, adopted
the 9Th day OF February, $780, the following shers have
been a'eeraned 70 be dnquent The payment o. money TO
he Treasury OF virginia the said delinquency having s;crued
within the x months neat preceding the nrst day o. July a
JIM BEssrrT. Aud Psb Accounts.
LIST OF suERIRIs:
JOHN W. GOss, Albemarie county
wn UU5TIs Aceomac county
II BAsRINs Amelia county.
W r. JETRR. Amelia county.
kB MATHEW, Bath county.
JAMES KUHN, Brooke county.
wM W. FORBES Buckingham county.
A. TRRNoR Craig county.
5aEss EassSrSS; " Ssis s'cgSsi c.ste county ssaay
JOSEPH y RYAN, Clarke county.
PLoLD NRELY, Doidrdge.
&C D,vIts DoddrdEe
0EoRaE wRAl. Elizabeth city county.
wM. NJ. BuME Fauqaier county.
wM ?. THOMSON, Yrautin.
RoBERr p BAKEk, araysOn.
JOHN "a s' c. 'HRilTELD, Hampshire.
L.w WILSON. Hansock
CHARLES HoLDES, Harrison.
VIVA. GREEN. Jackson.
JIM. GREEN, jackson.
Ea ARNOLD, KAnawha,
q. NJ kerr. Marion.
JACKSON REID. Marshall.
A. PACK, Mercer county.
JAS CoBrRT. Mdnangais.
WIN. RLEETE Morgan.
PENDLErON zILoR, Morgan.
Tw. JACOB. Northampton.
A L0RiNG. Ohio.
SAMUEL IRVING, Ohio.
II. h.LsHAfER, Preston.
ISAAC Mcneil, Pocahontas.
II d BRIGHTwELL, Prin:e Edward.
N. RIFFE Raleigh.
HAY MCLEAN, Randolph
l.. @. ARMSTRONG, RoAne.
EA. W. H0kE, STAFFORD
b. u MURRAY, ,shtn Andoah.
wM II. MANSFIELD, spUusylyaeis.
WIN. NJ wRSr, Surry.
T. COCHRAN, Taylor.
CHhs. TAYLOR, farewell.
A. PARSONS. Tucker.
L4w. T. MARTIN, Tyler.
z. q. LEE, Warwick.
J0eEPIIUs CLARK, Wetfel.
ALPRED 10. THR, Writ.
II. n. DILs, Wood.
q. L. LAKEWOOD Wood.
d. COOK, Wyoming
Geptq- 4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05
DAYJD 4. CARELL,

EY AT LA w.
DRACTICEs all The OF the counties OF Nelson snd
Amherst viii atteEl any law business entrusted &c
him IA the aijsecnt oGunties.
Esg- Address Tye Eyeg wsreAoSseP 2. O., helon Co.. Va
r.1f-fV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05
CAWU PATTESoy,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
wILL PRACTISE IN tbs COURTS OF
ROCKINGHAM, NELSON AND AMHERST.
Onice HGo king aEm G. N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME.
THE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS


(oFYIcE CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH srRErrs)
INSURE persons LIE for term Of years. and slaves
II for one mot exceeding four years
Grants Annus aud EndOsnents on the most equitable terms
The Yankee companies having male known their Intention 10
repudaie policies fellow citizens Who be killed 10
defence OF their homes either by taking up by ymps
tns by lending aid aud comfort TO souihern Rebels
every prudent nsaed by hem ought st ~ cancel his
policy and insIre AZ home -
Books Information furnished Al the
ohee Of the Company. ....... .
J. ADAIR PLeAsANIb Secretary.
BLAIR BuRwEI, h D., Medical Examlner
J. H. kccAw, n. d., ConsalLng Physician.
RosC0V D. HrATH, Legal Adviser. Us
C0TrON OSNABURG.--i5) bales Heavy oEnaburg an
~ e1cellen' aubEtats for Baing 0oiton for sale by
angel FDAOND, DAVENPORT co.
VDLACI.BER HRANDY.-A superior article, pre-
ID pared and sold by w. PETERSON CO.,
auil Druggists. la5 Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05

Daily Paper ss per AnHuR; ssni-weskIy SIS wssfly sy
vays advance be made al The Esk OF .hs
PubsaeFs AL cases evidenced ten on the dePot OF
lstlern ths Post 0n1ss eon.A-lns Goney.
ADvsEifaisa
40 lnesl or les Insertion
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Oae month uithcut alteration -
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arveiVs 40 do .................S5 50 20
I've neaarel. Three nonihA. w
Sn uontle.... - ~
Twelve mcnih,. go. .Vo w w
Atveissnent 20 be eonieIed by The nOneh OF yea
sn- specified the Manuscript or previously agreed upon oe
tween the parties. -
Aa Advurseens srked The copy fer sSpeeaee nun
Der VII be continued until ordered cut and Paysn'
sxAeted seeordinSys ,.,
TO- Rsau IA ADU avoid misunderstanding
enthe pa sr proper ataie ds.inetS,
only extends 70 ter ll-edate business Rea
Raie L anl all Advertisements by them TO be 81
addiiiOEAl charge and no yurialoa-
E- Real Estate Agents. Advertisements not 70 be
the year. bat be charged al the usual rates. subject
o such discounts Ns shall be sgreed upoa-
~ Booksellers and yearly advertisers geneshy engaging
or squares sh the privilege Of change hah noi on ue
ysarly average any Insert than TIE a1sah
agreed standing Tue under le CONTRACT and all e2eee
ainx such amount 20 be charged a. the usual ra.es
AlyeBenens Inserted ~ The SeN eeky Nhls al 10 GEMS
Per square lines less r thc hr-t Insertion and 90 eeI
per square Tor each continuance or Z weekly, Is cena
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05
psgg,E g.s7SDEXTER,

Att y = y r. Y a II L w.
Rtcrmu0J CiUy, Va.
tATur prsct. n Courts held u Che City Of Rshnaond
FL tNe e1rrt r- Efs-rau.L, NcnrU1 aud PoNhaAn.
once tr c,rs-. r Pearl AID nln Streets, over the
st.-. 10 -.s. yr.IE.- A GA dr2J-ty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05
DOGGETT & ANDERSON,

n receiving the yan Trade, oarPs.ns Oh Cloths Ma
"a tngs Curtain ,od Cornlces and Bands Wndos shAds
Paper Hsnn oured Hair and Moss for sale st low prices
Carpe Curtains Beds and Mattresses made 70 order short no
nso fool--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05
Law CAROS.
l. D. ExRFJor. = n NALlA-
EERFOOT & WALLER,
lTTORsEYS AND COuNSELLORS AT LAW,
DALLAS, TANAI

DALLAS, IaNAS
EB-prompt attention TO Collection and Land Claims.
Aforementioned NJ Garland Amherst O. IA Va John
Thon2sop Jr Arrhes. H., Va Garsnd Christian lyneh
burg Va Moslcy speed. do. Judge a NJ. borford Dallas
Tr.as. Hon n IL Dasaell 40. InESO-dAely
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05
EXCELSIOR CAMP BEDsTEAD.

NTTE b leave TO can The attention the des 10 our Camp
wv Bedstssd which, N nk superior 70 ANYTHING n me
MARKET II las the unqualified comnendAon Of those officers
ho H. Come and ~ andy VII be sAsned o. US
prrfecf adaptation 70 the wants Of the soldier
e have Aso hand and daily manufacturing Cap stools
ana Camp C,esis. OF various styles aud prices.
BINsoRD A PORTER
txIt-dn Cor 18th and Franklin 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05
JULY 18TH, 1861.
MILITARY AND OTHER GOODS.

Pew Grey cloths
GREY Cassiraeres
Blue fwee1s
Blue Lnseys
Pa Cashmere for sErs shirtns Prints ac Sc. for Soldiers
Ai.o On hand alarge stack
Irish lIoeas Linen Daeks,
Tosenng Checked Linens
caieoes BleAched CottOns
Bieashed Sheetlngs, Bro Drills
CoIored Launs Baregcs and other Dress Goods
10 sell their s.oek bought before the al about
All - but upoa acs goods as they had 70 buy recently,
sy a place an hsy pay ahssvy addition
1pass' PRIos& co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05

%A CARD.-As We have to pay CASH for
nearly every thing needed In The line Of our bu
hne will from this date decline continuing secouns
with those who have regularly settled their bill with
us in Of January and July.
Accounts not paid ist Jay just passed cannot be
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05
wALTER Il. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN Ely AT LAW,

UCaNOSD, VA,
WILL practice regularly IA al ne Courts held In the CITY Of
w Richmond and eoeue of hence Chesterfield AAi Ahs
oss.So 1 Law RaHdiag FrApEln Street Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05

Al BsIa yrglnia Apple Brandy, for .ss BY ,o,..
tO AuS0-2m ALNkf LfrcoHs'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05

oh Brigade Col Early at or Union Hiii's Ford
-oue l2pounder howzer and one Iihs gun--two
pieces.
Position Of Union Mills Ford, one G,pounder--One
piece.
TOtal-four G-pounders, four 10 pounder howiizers,
three rifle gurs-ll piece.
BY command of Gen. Beauregard
(Signed) TnoNAs JORDAN,
A A. General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05
MOTT,

RkNh aiSSsONALa NOAstEI.
yxTOof HO1LpIN and hiB WOOD BJuLDiN, Jr.,
w united Ia ue pAece OF the A" IN ue eouuues VI
chSrlo,.e, HAifgg and Necklenbu:g. - . ....,
WOOD B0ULDlN, Irt WOOD bOULDiN,
scvaton Talcot Post once,
Hesklsnburg Comfy. Charlotte mtg.
oefR-fy
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RICHMOND WHIG
RICHMOND DAILY WHlG.

rERM3:
Daily Paper IS per Annun EsniNeeky Ssi Weekly, ",
Ways advance zetAnees nay be made al The Esk OF .h
PubAe In all where evidence tlen on he depos' o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05

j. A. EAhLT.
Colonel Commanding 6 Brscde, lst Corps Army Of
the Potomac.
Cor. raOSas JORDAN, A. A. General ist Corps Army
of Potomac.
The sun., 1861-10-09
THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. oCTR ., 1851.
The News

Tho only important item this morning. Il
the announcement by PALNERsroNs organ,
the London Morning Post, of the programme Of
the hii'd occupation Of Mexico. According To
that authority, the ports are to be o,cupiei for
the collection Of revenue, half TO be paid
over to the Government, and half to be
retained for the satisfaction Of foreign
claims. Only the simple need 10 be inform
ed that this is not the end, but tho means TO
the end. The utter ruin Of the Government
ard commerce Of the country that mus, follow
upon this high-handed outrage, whether resist.
ed or moi, is II course expected TO prevent III,
realisation tf any important amount by the al
lied bandItti from the customs. The real obje,,
Is therefore to produce a state Of things that
shall afford a more plausible excuse than at
present exist for the seizure and partition or
"protecton Of tha. rich and important coun-
Try, ~ a European province, n barrier TO the
growth Of the United States, and position for
the control Of this hemisphere and the future
interoecpuic comm,rcc Of the world.
The sun., 1861-10-09
From Fortress Monroe.
sIrTL6I>,! ~ T,IE SOUTH

|ui',3 Ns,oc, ~. 7, ria Baiimors. O.f.
- Iis steamer Esp cs, not bv arr,emc 4 mi
uEilns uc iCtcl s-c1mcr Nurttunierl,ut
" IN ilag o' lrico, twelve miles above Nsv
pr, Nrw', aud hrculh, Gown fifty. en-
wouhI u Prs' icfs, VITO were released yo,bt-
gay st EighiLoEd. and who were takcn a. tho
ltl l;ur laulc.
Tie, rrp,u that there are about Z. 600 trnop,
IN rhmol j, that the rcb,l army on the Po-
tuuAc l. UP std & rjmlrr over ~. OOO men.
and that SpIsohc sicns ot au attack N the .ca.
beard cau-e t" gIc,i,s' anNioty.
Powerful hatttiits Lave been erected along
The James rNer IN anticipation uf an advance of
tie federal amy ~ that tlt,cton
The aru amot ha, been removed from tho
steamer Jsm,stoNm. The p isoncrs did not $50
ing the night.
Tho troops at Richmond were COMPOSED of
North Carollnians aid Georsians.
Governor Brown, Of GeOrsia, haa recalled
five regiments tn d,i,ni the state.
The rebel troops were suffering greatly from
the want of madeline, clothing aul cernia
| kinds { foot.
| Ariclc' cut Of Ly tho bO, hade were bringing
| fabulous prices.
Tie wound,5 p i-oncrs were rol,a asod rr the
| reaion HAT their wan. could not be supplied.
Ihoy have been obliged 20 sleep on the huor
during their imprisonment
Gen. Beduiegsrd ~as ~ Manassas, and Irn
DAVIS Ic;uIn,d 10 Richmoid On Saturday Ia,
in foohle health. Speculation, were rife q, TO
his successor
Seventeen of the rrle,,od prisoners, who nro
unable TO 20 hone, have been sent TO tho old
Point luspinl TIE others 20 Nosth tonight.
Mr.. Ely has been declared prisoner O wsr
w the Ic' el ConPrc.s, and is still confined ia
EchmCnd
Colonel ne Nllicrs of tho Seventh Ohio rcd.
mcut, had escaped 10y ,tratasem from Ri,hm nj,
ana was nearly six weeks IN making his wsy
to NUIf H.
The sun., 1861-10-09

Tie following Letter from mem'er Of the
Canadian Upper House Of Parliament will s,rye
TO show that the rene. q, de- scc,ssionst whocdts
the Toronto Tory Lepl,r is not quite the po.p pie
Of Canada, after all:
BRiNTroRp, lith Sept, 1851.
gentlemen i beg to thank yVu for your kind
invitation 10 the dlnu,r to Do sivou to Mr.. IIr
court, NJ. i on the 18th inst. Inc
Reform party in Canada have 10 desire TO Look
70 Washington for pattern by which to mould
their institutions, Int, as the friend, Of human
freedom, they do look TO Washington with irl.
tenal sympathy, ana thov earnestly wish that
the Government and the p,oplc If tlIr l'n,ci
States may lbs successful in their efforts 20 y At
down one "i the most inianous con-prie,c' ever
formed against the laws Of God aad mau.
Unlike the ministry aud their supporters. the
Reiormers OF Canada do no loJk to Richmond
for the true standard Of morality and Justice.
IAey wage war agln, injustice and dc.pul,m
hore 40 they lrvwH upon lhoir eNi,'onc, thcr',
Your very ;nly,
DAVID CHEi,rIF.