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FROM MANASSAS JUNCTION.
MANAssAs JUNCTION, June


To tie EEt4r Of he Whig:
There are of course thousand rumors 10 circulation
here but none su GENTLY authentic to justify their trans
nj sion to your paper. General Ordsrs yesterday al
uou7eei that General B,auregard had assumed com
uani at this point Some % or six prisoners o: war;
taken uear Fairfax Courthouse have been brousa. herr.
They are part OF the force which attacked that pice last
week, and we've ,epuls by tie werrenion g whose
C,ptaiu, Mr. MARI, vas killed. This is true So much
for meas
We are dtled pretty hard for this warm weather, but
mllls, 70 eajU.e t. Toe AIRY stores are bad,
5a, perhaps, thi, Is unavoidable at present
The real evil hoEeycr an easily corrected, IS the
working night and Gay in digging trenches aud thFoFiDs
10 gori .atons Of dir. by men unaccustoned to labor
Ia cold weather it might be stood bl, in hot weather.
The re ult is already in qladrupng the sick list
The volunteers have in the newspapers that maj
hy cent, have rendered their negroes Tor these
abors and they know tbs. there thousands Of free
uegroe, who m;gnt be empoyed. ! reilly b,heve II
this If things continues Ten days there viii be al
leas ouefh Of the force here the sickst or dead
for We have no real hospital here and medicine is as
scarce il the surgical department. az money Is III the
camp Besides this is difficult 70 get water enough
to drink and tcers eanEot get it. Water guard
ed and given provisions given ou' These are
absolute os Cleanliness is essential to recovery from
camp diseases and without water cleanliness is mPossi-
Die especially ia weather. On this very day some
tory sek had 70 be Cupepsr Court house Pies
pablsh this and ell the at:enton Of Governor LscLer
and General the proprety of sending slAVes and
free negroes here do this kind OF work. Il could be
done oy 'hs class in Oneourth the tine and leave the
volunteer theie TIM psrfc. themselves ia dill for
every DEAL in work Is ssArly absent nom drill, as
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formidable 70 any enemy except regular army On he
pain and In the open field. 800

10
pain and in the open field.
The men were occupied "a soldiers generally are when
they have nothing to do-loupgng or laying on the
straw aud plank carpets, smoking, read ng sleeping.
The owners of the tents give them various names Of
which The Lions Den y" The Tigers Lair" The "a.
giles Nest" "Msrs Delight" are fair specimens and
these are done in black the white calico. 10 Of
which We visited the hospiabe inmates busily
gagged III brewing csrst up. and Bordeaux lemons,
gar ice and champagne, and salids in abundance
and at the end of the mt there bar, where any
thing else In could be bad for the asking, ough
water not plentiful. At one Of the batteries the
great object of attraction gun made on Captain
Bakelcys principle, by Messrs Faucet Preston Co.,
of Liverpool which only put in battery the cay be-
f re the fire opened and the effect of which the
~ said to have been very powerful IL s l2pounder
the same which was tried last year. thnk-and bears
brass plate with the inscription Presented to South
Carolina by one of her citizens" II sble enough
that the vessel which carried It lay 10 the midst Of the
United States vessels at the mouth Of the hsr-
Dor.
Mr. Russell describes bis introduction TO Gen. Beiure
gard as follows:
In another moment We were usbered into smaller
ROOM and presented to the General who also
seated at his desk. Any accustomed soldiers
readily detect the real article" from the counterfeit
and when General Beauregard stood up to welcome Us
il was patent he was man capable Of greater things
than taking SuDpter. He is tquarebuilt, lean man,
of about forty years Of age with broad shoulders and
legs made to f." horse, Of middle height, arc his
head is covered with thick hair cropped Close and show
ing the bumps which reflective and combatve, with
true Gallo air at the back Of the SKULL the forehead
broad and well developed prsc somewhat over the
KEEN eager dark eyes, the face Is very thin with very
high cheekbones, weshsped nose, slightly aqu line,
aud a large rigid, sbaply-cut mouth ret above full
fighting chin. In the event OF any important operations
taking place. the of this officer WILL feel assured
be heard often enough to be my for this little
sketch of his outward man.
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gress no mltter how extensive. nor how unanimous.
might be the refusal Of the people He could not Tor
moment aoquescs in the actual positive Jeet that
the peoTs Of the South really in the possession oil
government Of their own and that the power oil the
old Fed IA, LUTON was extinct within their limits No
ia thsory. that Federal Union indsstruchbe and
he was to act a. each part and parcel of It's machinery
were IN full operation everywhere and in strict accord
ance with its original principles Nothing could be dis
pensed with for the sake of present peace and future
endsbip-nothing for the sake Of saving the eausion
Of blood and the horrors of civil war
Bu, in prosecuting that war he has been fettered by
no such difficulties.
Under that Constitution Congress alone has the power
to declare war The President has assumed aud
ciss9 that D00sr.
Corgsess alone has the power to suspend the priv
icgc OF the writ of habeas corpus. The President "a
;korisss ks military sub rdinGtes 10 suspend al
their pleasure.
The federal power under the Constitution, has no right
to interfere within the limits Of Sta'e except for spec
fed purposes Bet he President assumes, aud deiegG IS
90 Others the poscr their dscrs,ioh 70 occupy States
s'h military forces disarn. die citizens, to arrest
and co,fas than eiopt process ofia7 to seize and eo'
fsca'e proprrty 10 stp e msiis 20 iniedet commerce
AID ira cing 20 boekad poris and rep5d' or suspend
s acts Of Congress declaring than Ports Of eH'ry, to
declare prai,crng piracy a., The face Of constant as
scriio's II he opposite doctrine, By oar o'" 'a''s
10 raise troops iadfptelg 20 borr5O money at pleasure
o. suppressed, ne authority Of State Governors OHd other
officers, 10 encourage he ro,iag aofy of s'Gges and
10 protect ne fyitirss from P"''wt-lnd, in word,
by successive roe'aD,a'ios AID orders 10 leg,siae dbi
trIrilg upon al subjects 'chaisssr.
And all this be does, declaring thai the Union is st
intact and the Constitution nviols,e!
Could Roman Crar, or a Russ an Emperor, or
Turkish Sultan, be more absolute aud despoiic: Is
tAsvs GJpsrp@spt2 And Il 50, what is it. free
republic or a sltvish tyranny
The North will have cause to repent this upon many
accounts: pethps the most fundamental and lasting Of
the chies will be the precedent of al &C: submission
TO the control Of despOt HEY ~l realize the fate Of
the horse Who took lis back, that he might
be revenscd upon the sag-aad found late that he
could not di,pAcc hi, rider get the biz o. his
mouth Blu; one par. of the fable they will
lze-'ls stag riH aspsr B. ,ak.p
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FRoy FoRTREss YoSRoE-Wc find in the New York
Times Of Friday last, letter from Fortress Monrcc,
da:ed 26h al. which though rather old, contains few
items which we deem it oxpedient to copy:
Col DUGrE.s ZluAves are the extreme outpost cf the
American forces 900 strong, at Fortress Monroe
aud vicinity The advance Guard is jubulant with the
honor OF its position We in the midst of the enemy
country, miles beyond the Fortress and three quar-
ters OF lie beyond the famous well aud the long bridge
from whish Col DMcK ih-ee days ago. forced 500 Sc
oessioaists to retire Posted are Col. CARRs
X .gimen; from Troy ~ Y, and COL PHELPS Regiment
from Vermcnt-bo;h about 500 strong
Commodore STRINGHAM is ia command Of the feet
projected by whose guns fist movements in advance
will be conducted
1t was at o. A n, yesterday that the ALBANIA let 90
her anchor Col Duryea Immediately had an interview
with General Butler, in which the later unfoded him
the plan Of the campagn and assured him tba. the
ayes should speedily active service. Then COM
menced the labor OF deba ition. The giuent in two
div siors conveyed to rotten dock the bridge
where the men compelled to land ole by one. 1t
was slow wcrk and il not INT noon that the march
for the camping ground commenced Col puryea es-
tablshed his headquarters at the farm house Of Colonel
john Seglr, ore OF the few Union men here-one Ct
the three who alone had the harhood to vote the
ticket here the other day All the rest were for
siol-war TO the kufe. The regiment is camped in a
field Of cas WHICH in this prolific and suakissed SOIL
is ar .ady waving With verdure three feet high.
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PROM THE NORTH WEST.
Arrest and Rescue Of Senator Nceson, of Ma
TIon-Narrow Escape OF the Traitor Bufdrtt.

fIon-NarrOw Escape OF the Traitor Bufdrtt.
The Enquirer, OF YESTERDAY, publishes the following
interesting intelligence from Norsh Western Virginia:
Last week when the Federal barbareus made their
way into the Northwest and took possession of the Bal
tnore and Ohio railroad and all the along it as
far East as Grafton, they succeeded in capturing at
Plunytowr near Grafton James Neeson, q the able
and talented Senator from M,rion. Mr.. Neeson, with
several other gentlemen from Fairmont and thai neigh
bcrhocd, making bis way 10 our forces, and was
surprised and captured above stated by band of ruff
fans who held him in custody with guard OF about
fifty Of their gang. The party who accompanied hr
NeesOn made their escape Philpp where our forces
were Stationed and gave information OF the arrest OF
their ferd and elowci,l-r; aud party OF fifty ct the
Augusta cayal.y troop immediately set on. for Pruniy
town, distance OF about fifteen miles.
Tley reached the Town about daylight and immodl-
a.cy proceeded 20 rescue hr. Neeson which they sOou
Accomplished as 10 resistance made, and, re-
ahatan ioy this Outrage made active search for Bur
dej the ra;orous member OF the Convention from FAy
0r county Burdett had however, fed to Grafton, but
the troops pursued him. and informant saws, came
uear clp'urug him be entered thai town 1t he had
been captured doubtful whether they would have
wasted a@y force in cuaglag lin.
Our informant says there are only about hundred
ard eighty ,dere troops in Carksburg aud he pass
I'd Plrp cur troops pre- airing proceed 10 that
place and capture h and # any resistance should be
made by either Federal troops the citizens it was
htr iuoE Jon burn the town and destroy the railroad
a. that point. W. have no dou0, Grafton viii be
re.aten ~ our troops: ard il there any cuy about
hoiirg IT, it .hopld be burned at once for principal
" inhabited by the employees Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company al Of whom believed to be trai-
or the State aud to the South. We anticipate good
ne ~ from that section n = short time.
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MR. RUssELs LETTER FROM CHARLEsTON

Mr. Rassel, in bis letter 10 the Times, written from
Charleston s. O, Ap,il 2lst speaking of the military
preparations, says:
The State is butts gigantic splrta in which the helory
are marked by rdelible difference of color aud
frem the masters. The viii population which is not
lard and 'veboding and agricultural very small and
very INSIGHT ,ant. The masters eIjpy every advantage
which conduce 10 the physical excellence Of people
ard to the cultivation of the grsces ard accomplishments
Of life, though they rather di posed to neglect
purely intellectual eroyments and tastes. Many of those
who serve in The ranks worth from Is 600 to
el0 600 year-at lesst, so I am tod-and men were
pointed out 10 who said to be worth far more
One private feeds his company French pates and Ma
dsira suCther provlirs his comrades with Unlimited
cha psgne, grateful the arid sandhk third,
With sodery view to their rather than
occasional efficiency purchases for the men Of his
"Gu.ids" complete iipment Of field riff 8. How
long tie zsa aud Of these gentlemen will last
it may not be easy 70 sy. AtPresent they would prove
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Since he arrival Of ibis dt',iDsu.sa,d statesman the
amjs, yisor and I'll ieucy are led to believe, have
been infused iato military operations in the State. Day
10 nj dsy ou We are told Gen. Walker has been iu-
e,,sa.y oiiug al his department arranging IN details
Of the immense Confederate free il the Goll Gud
p.eplrirg isr service Il is seldom civilian called from
he peaceful walks Of lie to SUCH ave military Tespon-
si5ues, displays such peculiar sp!aesa for biz position
as our new Secretary Of Wa. The people Of Virginia
will not be slow to appreciate tie noble al AID patFi'
otto s,dos with which he is prosecuting the good work
Of urcnafi9r % dive the iuvad rs ON her soil.
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IirI.ndier CeneraI MI.e.

Henry A. VS. h,og7 out hi banner, aud appeals,
through the a7 OF to-day, the gallant spirits OF tie
land 10 rally uader its folds His trumpet call will ring
through the S.ue aud the brave blood of many manly
heart vii. leap at The sound lie will gather around him
band OF a. ohVaous men as ever armed In aay cause
and 40 kuigh,i,r leader ever dew blade than The
dlultess aud CITED ebiefian whose battle CRY they vii
hear aud whose sh;e plume they will follow Let those
wa, march under bis Standard be he will give them
"a place 10 the pi.tue uear the a,shug Of the guns"
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also made physically unable to 80 through the more
rapid and complicated movements We are now learning
cal attention to this evil in complaining spirit,
nor as personal sufferer, for have more OF the work
to do myself. l write from deliberate reflection.
PI1rsYLYANIA.
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INSPECTORS GRN,L,s "RFICF,

HEAD QUAKTEKS, KIUHNUND inc ., Io6
NOTICE hereby at the Of the Governor
dated the 80 Of June 1861 calling volunteer companies
TO repair forthwith ind without avail lag further ORDERS TO the
places not intended 70 Include companies OF
Cavalry. 1870.
Captains Of Cavalry Troops directed to report by letter
The ndtion OF their compane - nubers &c
and to await further orderL
By order cf the ,vernor,
JOHN B. BALDWIN,
W POI,
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of arCg'ar military de'potsm We 10 nov say thlS lh
4sr,-s,-n,ent Of the man horseback, who Is now
sbout orr bat p-o.acto- and the only defence
IIg 10 haze from anarchy, aud shat most dep TIC OF
sH de-po,isus the daspOti>m Of the mob. The rapid
transition We are undergoing, however, from s'iig1v
crrmeu. 70 government OF guns, d good Tor r. uecoh
Z, the c,..erltIa.ye mind See the p'ociamatiois
ppbEsh 10 dsv-o1e from General Harvey 70 the people
o. Missouri and another from Gen. Bdter 20 the peope
Of Blumore.-N = ErgrsSS.
ct ,sc,ls entertain AN niefnabe dread Of the II,
suits and consequence of tho war Tney are not 20 con-
f}n AZ MANY of their newspaper organs profess 10 De-
Of couquerug and reducing tie South back 10 obedience
10 the Governm. uf of the aou- And more than that
they see IN the future immense load OF debt and tax
alton which is TO weigh upon their industry ami hard
labor during their own d.e7 AID Tor generations after
wards Tuis is sure and certsin rtsut Of the war,
abich al see aud comprehend
.B1r more Oh 10 an this they fear a substantial change
10 the government OF the republic Toey know TOO well
thai civil war iu republics results in the ptosrsuOu Of
free institutions They sep and undermine the iastitu
tons Of aS aud order and establish IN their places the
en,p re- of the sword They behold military tespotism
in prospect ss Of che consequences OF thi5 war
And hence they desire peace
"Thev desire that this irajriciia should cease
They feel that the time the Union vas before
it was SO badly bIoSeu-Wheu patriotic aen endeayored
10 save by reasonable and timely concession Of The Just
constitutional rights of the South. But The party "a power
y,opII not ''y-li an inch And berce the dangerous
civil war thai is upon us'-CuHeord ". II Standard.
The above are a feE ou,oroppinSs, If may speak
L.
oil oSuI'' 'le-' .'0-u ,u'
de.a'l'u anu eS'O0 "''-' -, IT.
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-. l.;,rs u,i,b l,s transfer.
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ITO, ,b. ..s,3,i-q rress.re Of rank.
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s,..,l and roli,i,.l imDos,.bl,y. Lite and pre-
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CASrKESs Actual experiment shows that canteens
covered with rhie Aaruel Keep water much coorr an
Dur hen If covered with dark coored Il :nnel, and
i:te eoo.er than If uncovered aud left bright
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
l.xI

NAVAL Officers confeder tie States who are I'M
" br ced hy and win desire 20 sv. Of tae prov
provide for the ogs1zan Of the Navy approved MAY ~
sG will notify the Department thereof on or o'foe the fh In
to prvile for the organization OF the
Navy, approved March l6. 1861:
eEC The Confederate ktaes OF America DO
That the President be- and he hereby authorized TO non
and ny and with the ayce aad consent OF Cog cas- 10 s
signed or m hereafter RESIN OF he
i'm any all the Confederate States and who be
active the rank and position In the Navy
Conrsd States which they hold 10 hat Of the United
sate Provided however that officer shall be 50 appointed
nay have committed act of hostility against
the Confederate States or any one there,L
SIC Tba, President lorzed to assign officers eft
Navy with the defence Of the country and
suitable to n. .,ank which he may deem proper.
That the Preside be authorized 10 appoint six Aht
Paymsste Navy, each TO receive v OF enc thou
sand dO when employed At sex and ie,en hqndTed dollar;
thus employ e ard all Psynaes OF the Navy SHAH
taken fr IN the grade u Assistant Psymssters. .
A pr ID May 20 lsGl. lec-.o ~
MARS OF VIRGINIA. o,nu 90, s,.,
pocket map vi gs at ~ cents or 80 cent.
hy NIL, sO Pc Nap Virginia, published by the STATE ct
DICHMOND EOOK kimberly,
II J.. RANDoLP" i21 Main STREE.
prepares u manufacture order at short motto, Blank
done in the best manner je6
ORDNANCE DEPA sTMEST.
RICHMOND June 8, 1861.
NOTTCE.-ceumsndart,of Companies who the heii.
~ uder proper authority and who have been unsee TO pro-
from this Department, carog- BOIe' B.yon.t sesbbads
elsewhere They will daily certify 10 the necessity Of the
purchases and the Yness prices and forward n accounts to
this Department. T. DiNhoIh'
5-2w Colonel Of Ordnance
ORDINANCE DEPARTMENT, /
RCigJSD, yu1e 9, $50,
NPFiCBRS ms'1G r5quihicns for Ammunition must state
" the cbe Of their sGd whether smooth "r e bore
j5-ig y. pinMOCK Co.. II Ordnance.
GREY MILITARY CLOTE.-Just opened sr
" thousand yards super Grey Cashmere for military purposes,
ios sale by ... ...,n
jt5 WATKINS flCNLEN.
LIT IRON, for Nal. Shoes and small s~edes Iron for
- Horse shoes for sale by $500. ,.,.,, ,,a,,
js5 JOHN GoHDON sun.
COTTON YAKN.-l5 bats Cotton Yarn, well assorted,
JOHN H. G)RrON 4 son.
OFFICE PGIs HENT.-For rent an excellent Of q
" nee adj jur'ns baTksdae Brohuis Lght IN the ~
Gj-il EDMUND DANE,PoEr ~
tuANTED-A purchaser for hae young Mare, snf Wag-
w on ana nsraeta ADply to JAS 4. DUAL
ia Corner Main ami 10Th street
f1iNS, " VIZ. u very superior quality, made Ia the
counties OF Charles City and New Kent, for sale by
EDWIN WORKMAN 4 CO.
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Tax GERMAN PREss-A letter iIom Back Republi-
can in Fri berg, TO lie New York Times gives the fist
in LEGATION we have seen OF the Of he German Pess
IN regard to American affairs OF course, the writer
gives cooug Of his own 10 comfort the readers Of the
Times bu. il is evident that the people Of Germany
exercising their judgments, aud not ha>ing their
opinions on the mend4ciou5 sheets of New York:
1.-THE Press of Germsny has in general d)ne tie cause
OF the North justice. Only few miserable Sheets such
as the Lsp=gu Z,iung have perssedn the most dis
gushing AMI lying UPON the subj t-sccusiug the
Union party OF Abolition fanatitism; taking OF the
fo.ced convers on of the New York rad which they
style fbs leading p-Dsc Of New Yo;k, rs grant VIC
Ia. on OF the freedom Of the Press s though getting
hind newspaper should make trsitor safe , an ia
drgirg in other vsgsries of that iscription. with
these exceptions the German papers represent the Ger
man people which ia unequyocaly the sids OF the
Iinon and the Norih"
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VULciHITE TEETHll EfEo5
GREAT IJfPRO VENENT IN ARTIF2c. ALQ

GREAT IlfPRO VEHEHT IN ARTIFGC.ALQrfSte<ta
TEETH Lily
G. JOSE7 DEsrlsr having the right for mAkirg TEsTH a
the vuicant. plate and being sIfed NJ IT, dLsol spsr
oesr other mSiods, having thoroughly tested for bs
months In large number ~ tie ~ - dircHR a.,
where gold other plate had utterly failed Commend, Vim
entire cor those desiring full partial se Of tsh ~
Deci1v II dissdfi,6ed nth those <y astrg Tue Der
ct adaptation the plate. and the suction thereby egrd en-
abl-s him teeth without clasp, whc n.
gold pate has rendered many teeth painful and m
ng been adopted by sAndng highest profession Norm
and south TESTING sl be given aud specimens exhibited
those Wishing 10 see them.
Gold or any plate maze. Of for such prefer
them.
Wiling cleansing regulating and al other operations gently
thorou gh,y performed
Te.t6 extrarted without pain, BY electricity having eIaed
some two hundred teeth with II
nv hours from to 81 rom ~ g, on saS street.
h.tUpen OIL and 10Th.
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- TO HEADS OF DEPART

1ss TO HEADS OF DEPART
49, MENTs AND ASSISTANT would beg TO invie the
Of Ii. Heads Dep Of the vsoul branches OF
the GIvernm mt Of the Confederate tit NV 10
Lay large and ens,ye BHoks. P per- Stntlon-
cry, Envelopes, Blank Books, &C., which will
: u.sh them at air prices
Having attached establishment an extensive Book nde
prepared Binding and the raniscure OF
Lowest tr,ces "A MORRIS,
Publisher and Bookseller.
Main sra Richmond
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oI.,hr,. Csvernmettl',

This = the question which The Lincoln arty asksd Of
the county ss aeeeioa and which It has proceed
ed 10 solve in lis oEn way.
Their Presidsn. pOesed such scrupulous resTec; fer
the Constitution tia be eOuli DO recognise tie slight
20. d obedeus 10 any par; Off, nor to aay act OF Con