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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

Al Wrorg-The ladies of Richmond ar
to-day engaged in sewing the death warraD'
Sc their husbands, brothers, and friends. IL
assertion may be startling, but 1t Is true.
order has Been received to manufacture T.
thousand sashes to be worn by our troops L
the purpose Of distinguishing them from II
epemy. While the move is in the right dlre'
ton. the manner in which the object - to
ACCOMPLISHED is al wrong. What We desire
r. badge Of distinction. not n mark for bu
let but no person with a grain Of comm
sense can look upon the Haunting bright al
yellow flannel sashes, which have been left wi
our ladies to prepare, without being struck vii
the immense danger to which their appearan'
upon the body, running from shoslier g.
shoulder down to the opposite side, will su
ject our brave soldiers.
At the battle of Bethel Church, the lanke
wore n bit of white ribbon upon the arm
Our own troops would have done the same D."
it not been for the timely information OF a o.
serter. which, only two hours before the battl
led to the location Of the ribbon around III
hat, This little incident shows the importan'
of badge of distinction. Il is still more III
portant that this badge should not be too CO
spicuous, and yet sufficiently plain to enah
our men to make a discrimination at glanc
We call the attention of the Generals i
command 20 the subject. Numbers of
signs may be adopted. but perhaps none eou
be mote lastly rtiadc than circle With
small PORTION of Il cut away, 20 AZ to repr
sent the letter &C." which may stand f "Co'
federacy." "Conqueror." Come on or an,
! thing else a lively fancy may suggest'-
| This should he fastened upon one or boz
| arms. in front. between tho shoulder and q
| bow-anywhere. in fact, but directly over
! mans heart, whore these sashes are propose
! to be situated. The material now on han
| will answer every purpose, and all the ladI
| have to do is to go to work. cut out thousan"
Of letter C's, four inches in diameter. D."
! them up. enclose lot Of cotton and needle
| or a few thousand pins, if they cannot 4
better, and let the men sew them upon the
clothing.
Every object desired will thus be secure
and while thorough distinction is made, n
more danger will result to the soldiers VIII
under fire than from wearing the ordlna'
stripes which indicate the Corporals and Sc
| ppnuts Of the rnrr"HNt"'
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fuqacio,s Sons Of utos.-Henry Jones a.
Samuel Wesley, the parties named As ba''a
been arrested near Bumpass', in Loulsa ronat'
A. suspicious characters, were sent 10 yah 8
tho Mayor yesterday till called for by u
:. Stephens Rifles" to which company thf
belonged previous to the development Of tug
eious tendencies on their parts.
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xy- Extract from II letter from Lieutenant
in the Provisional Army OF Virginia, dated
Kanawha ca unity. June oth, 1861
.On TO day the attendance upon regimen
tai mus ter OF two regiments amounted To be-
tween 800 and 400 men-to these, however,
Judge &. ui.rrs made a speech, warmly adv o.
eating IN. cause II Virginia and Calling upon
ali 10 protect her honor and safety. This will
nave great weight, and look tor q large In
crease In the volunteer force. AL the strong
Union men are mod ~ ing their views, and W
hopa soon 10 see our valley united"
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Drunk.-Several persons were arralgned "
fore the Mayor yesterday, charged with y'os
ing decency by exhibiting themselves N IA
briated conditions on the public streets, sla'
walk, lanes and alleys of this city. !.
Games of such persons are omitted, the SIN
such cases carrying its own punishment. NJ
f them were discharged after an arproFT@
udmonition,
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CAPTURED guide 10 the Black Horse,
who was one OF the Deputy Sherirs Of Fair
fax Wac captured few days ago several
miles below Fairfax &. I'll Capt Payne and
70 OF his men pursued The capturers aimos
into the canp of the enemy, but did not sue
coed IN capturing hem or rese uing their
guide HdFrea atom Flag.
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atui memo til5pdtlh
To CuRHsNpJ>bkNfS.

We continue 20 receive an lmmens" h"'"o''
Dt communications trom every a'ctss'o'' q""
E.r OF the State The l.h"r OF revising '"'"
rs very heavy, and oIsr corr sp"h""''s "''
be patirnt Those which are not realty ""
,prtant we AT. comp.l,'d 30 omit ato-r'"''
We cannot publish communications witt
on bot sides OF the papr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-15

N,. Iome, Earonqhty, who drives tie 'nHll
wagon of the Petersburg company. made :
narrow escape from death a fo# inotnins'
,ince; the horse attached to his wagon hating
become frightened, lcapel over the yrry steer
-uhankment in rear Of the Gaiego Mil -
Horse. wagon and driver turned several rum
,rsaulls, but finally landed. nearly all night
Il the bottom of the hill. The descent At To-
place mentioned is about seyeuty-tour feet.
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.Stcaiiaq Moncy.-An individual name
Fountain Rowe, who has been before th
Mayor on several occasions for rowdyisn, ~
up yesterday for stealing seventy-hVe doIat
in mcusy from Antonio Silver. Ii Rowe sto.
he money, he succeeded very admirably
getting it out Of sight, only couple oil dohAi
being found on his person.. Ills examnsuoi
WAS continued until Monday.
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WHEAT IN WIscoSsIs. w heat is arriving IN
Milwaukee IN great udnLILies Inc Feceipts
Ja.t week averaged ~ 10 l90, 0U0 bushels daily,
and the shipments some days were 10000
bushels. There is every indication OF as bonn
tful a wheat crop IN Wisconsin THIS searon
as last which was the heaviest ersp ever
grown i'll the State.
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For May ahd June, Is crowded with valuable
matter. Oar distinguished fellow citizen, Gxo.
FinHtsA, Esq, contributes largely to lhl,
journal. The publishing house has been re.
moved t. Charleston. Tho R.fs.s ought Z.
b. ia every southern goailen4n's library
ksS. II esar Is the time 10 sustain Seutaeri
peri .dicAis.
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Noble Act-The proprietprs of the D''potci
cknowledge the receipt, yesterday evening
rom Charles Harris. Esq, OF Norfolk. Of
heck payable to their order for if'y do|'af'
tor the fund in aid and support of the mother
f Wyatt" the brave soldier who fell at Bethe
'hurch. The letter enclosing the donation
yill be found appropriately noticed in another
column Monday. This much we may ssy nov,
hat the race Of noble hearted NTginians Is
" no means extinct.
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Ave miles on foot.

Aidu,y The Eaemy Any man or set Of msn
. $40 RENTS money North now for any purHo,s
,hatever, however praiseworthy itmight have
zen in time of peace. i most unequivocaly
y enemy and one Of most dangerous cha
4cter to this section of the country. As GOV,
,.ickens, Of South Carolina said recently 10 a
reclamation concerning Northern creditors.
in the existing relations Of the country, such
..nduet il in conflict with public law, aud al.
.ltizens are hereby warned against the ccrse.
u.ncee."
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THE 50 PET LAMBs."-We learn from gen
tleman who lett Washington on Saturday,
that the Ellsworth ZJuaves, other wise
known as the " Pet Lambs have been very
severely handled since their occupation OF
Alexandria Every night one or more are
killed. while on picket duty, by the Virgin
iaus, and the mum Der slain up to this time is
said To amount TO SrreHty. Its supposed they
nave been singled out by the rela lives and
friends OF parties whom they have outraged
in Alexandria baltimore South.
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hour. y

Mathematical member of the New Or.
ans Zouaves, splendid specimen Of thu
,uthern soldier, and gentleman, te learn o.
,usiderable property ID that city. conducted 1.
ae altar Of Hymen, on Wednesday eyenin,
,st, young lady of Richmond. We haprsn
/ in at the ceremony, which was performed b.,
IT. Duncan, of the Methodist Chmch. IF thi.
ity, in the elegant and spacious parlors Of tho
=. Charles Hotel. and could only learn that
re name of the happy Xouaye was Angus, and
lat of the bride Pocahontas.
The happy pair started at six o'clock A.
l.. on Thursday, for Yorktown.
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The Niti,ary.-A visit to the two c.mn, -
he Confederate Army at the old and n.-
Fair Grounds, made yesterday evening. sn,hI,.
5 TO say that the men at both are pnd., a..
est state Of disciplne-tbAt theT work t,fA
any hours in acquiring the soldier art-,b,,
ney are constant in application and mos, ,e.I
us TO excel. The men yell .t.rasel-sa
eadily to the persuasive influences Of thai.
Hilary instructors, Tour nimble and aceo,,
ished little friends Of the Military lns,it,...
at we take the fact for granted vithou,
lestion that they are deeply in esrne.t i,
hat they are doing and that is ast IA.
nth Of the matter. as our Yankee an,a,s
lists will find on facing them in the e,ld a,
The Central Fair Grounds were ~ populnu.
18th human beings yesterday evening, 20 far
we were able to judge, as Oh any IN.
.pnual exhibition days. independent Of n.
loussnds Of soldiers taking part in the lrs..
.Arsds, thousands were lettering about Or
: ing down in the tents and under the shade
rees. while Of "tair women and brave mon,
1T in uniform, there were certainly enough
I'D to spare. Our visit yesterday evening
.ld the sights VIC saw, leads US to infer ,hs,
a evening dress parade is great institution
would take about week to visit each 81
''. fsrent encanpments at ''twilights lusk-
houro
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ISpIAS WAR.-The Davenport (Iowa) Ga
zette learns from Desmoines that three thou
sand Iniians, apparently with hostile intent,
were within fifty miles OF Sioux City, and
that the whole northwestern part of the
State was 10 great alarm from the apprehsnd.
ed attack.
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INDIANA LEaIsLATUkE The Indiana Legs
Iature adjourned Oh The ISt Inst Inc SENATE
on that dty passed a series OF resolutions 2y
An unanimous vote, requesting tbs tnita'd
states Senate not TO permit the hon Jesse
h Bright to occupy his seat IN their BODY, as
they aliege he is not a resident OF the STATE
The House refused 10 pass the resolutions.
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A NOTABLE SCBEHE.-Ihe NeE l ork Times

A OTABLL SLbEME.-I TIC INt" I OTh I IIIIeS
says
:, 1t is reported that quiet, but somewhat
extensive, movement is on foot among Ger TAIN
homes Representing heavy English capiti lists {,
10 obtain control of Il prospective supply o.
cotton for English consumption. The plan Is
TO dispatch agents of English houses TO the
Southern market with large awards o. - day
Exchange Bills on England via New YORK -
The scheme, OF course, proceeds upon the
presumption that Southern planters Will pre-
ieY to sell what cotton they may have ior
good English Exchange, to lifting 1t go 10
the Bonds Of the Confederate States OF Anne
| rica according TO Mr.. Co6b's plan and thai
| th+, L uitpd States government at The propeI
| time, VIII interpose no obstacle 10 the move
| n,ent OF cotton for English account. In TINS
| manner England, and not the T. =. A, VIII
! have the control Of the cOtton crop.
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FairCac e. II, va.-Private ID. &. hs!
company ID, lst Regiment 'iTgihi" gu a,
tsars arrived from the above place yesterit
evening, and reports all we'll. Any is!f
or small packages for members OF ms coz
many carried 20 the Central Railrot Dep
on Monday morning, will be taken by Z"
dlractly 10 them
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L'nlanfaI Proceedings john Mitchell, >Aa
uel Friday, and " ilham jones, were srfA'5a
before the Mayor yesterday for breaking 10
Mary Wilkins house aud mal,rcatng u
occupant. The case was continued ami
parties sent to jail.
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QUESTION OF JvaIsDicrIoH "A Cincinhau
telegram says that General Mcclellan ma
con, y communication TO Governor Magutfin,
asking if the latter regarded the ISLANDS III Tue
Mississippi river, above the tennessee ota't
line, as within his jurisdiction; aud II SO
which of them
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NOTICE. TO OR BNRiBERS.

Subscribers to the D,sp"teh Will observe thu
,so~s pssK on their papers when their sub
,cr,rt.ons are about TO expire. Those VII"
with TO renew VIII forward the amount, o.
the papers VIII be stopped at The close OF the
tpr m for " hiCh they have paid.
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The three msa, named Henry McTHfrs 5N
Chris tan, and John Morrison, CIR fAr' ~.
making a riotous demonstration near -
Columbian Tavern, "Wednesday !. ~.
1etking the head OF one OF tue 49,, s,s
were before The Mayor yesterday, GnI "s
not examined.
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psx,nsrrprs IN New YoEK The stock Of
whs,t and corn 10 New York has been reduced
| since the beginning OF The year. notwithstand'
ing the recent large receipts, The former about
| 40 usr cent. and latter from q 10 30 per cent
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Acknowledgement r, Capt. Il "a.
ni.,yb.m stationed for some weeks pas, }
Camp Mercer, near Fredertcksourk,
have returned 10 this city, aud VIII, u
-bor,ly reioiu their comrades OF The ~
Rsgtmrut a, Manassas Junction.
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Who aiH 20 Liks,cisc Inc ladies OF Han
over, in the neighborhood of Salem Churc',
having heard of the exposed condition OF Capt,
Il. ". Talley's company, 0ianover Grays)
portion Of Col. Augu.ts Regiment, on Monday
morning commenced making tents, and b!
Wednesday had finished IL tents 10 by 10 1t ,
said by Judge to he as good as any he hao
seen. These tents would have cost the Stat,
from $3.50 to $500. Girls from II to ladies OF
60 years of age were busily engaged in thi'
worthy enterprise. Such patriotism claims
our highest admiration. Mr.. Haw gave essen
tial aid in labor and material. Camp stools
were made ny Messrs. Elicit, Cross Curtis
and sent along, which will add to the comfort
of the company. The above articles have leiI
our wharf tor W Williamsburg, at which place thu
Grays are now stationed, in charge Of Messrs
VIM. +. and F. X Norment. All honor to
the ladies Of Hanover for leading OH in 81
laudable an enter prise
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Fighting The Mayor yesterday committed
Andrew sexton to Jail ia default OF sou Tor
gc,tin. drunk aud hshting In the street. and
sept Josiah Jackson TO the same place tor hgns-
ing in Thomas Philips drinking house jack
son was induced To make the aupleasing dem
ous,rati.n because surehsrged With lighting
whisksy, and hrimfal OF wrath and cabbage
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ACQUITTED VIM. Mcbride, member OF
Company II, Louisiana Volunteers, who &C.
cldsGtaify discharged his gun a. Camp SHY.
ers, a few days since. killing fellow soldier
named Redtord and woundinx another, j
Little was examined yesterday and acQnit-
ted -Portsm outh Transcript, l2th.
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IL. ,a3ersta,,d that a few DAYS sine" pi
II t,,heil long n resident of this cry ~
hrothsr- in law Of Winfield Scott) oo-''',
mass To leave the State. intending, As It
70 20 TO Wisconsin. He has landed lfoF
here and il is not known that he VIII re
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Thirteen prisoners 81 tedr tncludihg s1 So
nersons arrested as spiesl we're tfV1'
io mi. city from Yorktown on Thursday, .
.ft.r an examination ut the War Drpar'"c'
were deposited in the county la'I tvi ~
L.. .annar
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personal We were called upon yesterday
nv Mr.. DrgAxr LA PoSTE, chief editor Of the
New Orleans Deitn; Mr. ID. q. JENKINS, cor
respondent OF the same journal, and Mr. M
A BAagR, Secretary 10 the Mayor OF New
Orleans
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I Trou8te "A white man naIhe' -,
smith said To- be a convict, WAS carrie" -
the Mayer yesterday, charged WIN a. az, =, !.
slave 10 escape. lie was committee "
In d.f,nIt of A20O surety.
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MAINLAND SHsrIMEsr.-Ths Maryland Le'
riSlature have instructed their Senators IN
Congress to vote for the recognition OF the IN
dspndence of the Southern Oonfederaey.
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MANASSAS JUNCTION UoRREsPoSpESI --hev
Thos. Ward White, Chaplain, OF the Ho"it-
zers, 10 our correspondent from TINS place,
and therefore cur intelligence may be eonsid-
erred perfectly reliable.
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IL atuyrs

There wore rumofz yesterday Of battle ut
Aaspsr's Ferry, AID VI dTinY heard IL The dis
yscIion of Hampton tas w could trace them
81 90 reliable saaree.
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Bot --Yesterdsy Was real -eia NV ne, I,
"no, as blaz~s -" our people being uf ii
can stand the fire. The lanke~s "1tU.,4
Point Comfort must be IN aie""'N
Nnrtberu ire Just about now
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Inprorcd Cartridye.-Preyio''s tc 'hN e.
arturo of the Blues their Minnie muskel,
are reamed out so as to TT them 70 use
AcEvoy's patent cartridge. by the latter,
.reater ease and facility of loading the pieces
attained. About forty of the Blues leave
lis morning. under Lieutenant Sanxsy, 10
in their comrades in the mountains. 4 80
: the programme set down to be perform,
y the Blues. after they arrived at the end Of
I..- -.... all, was march Of seventy.
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Arrest Of q S"pposed SPA man ca ca.
binself Augusta, McEarth, has been an
I'D and committed to prison 10 ms CIT! .
sov. The man halls from New YORK
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p.rson wishing to subscribe 10 ths -
hs,ns raised for the benefit OF m" ram.
the late Mr. Finch, can leave lhetr ~, a., :.
tious With Messrs /. j. Evans
Goddtu or ] T. Burress
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Pfnsd.-walter Chandler was hn'1 ~
day by the Mayor for violating me -. -
ordinance, by setting up bench Io'
Of producs before day.
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A Graceful Ccrrrsp1udrnre.

We have seldom seen amore gracHtul CORES
oondence than the fctlr~ing. Gen EEAVRt
CARDS reilly is a gem. His pen Is as origh
IS his sword
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BApGEs FOR SUBMISSIVE have received
the following communication from Colonel
Blanton Duncan, of the kentucky Regiment,
stationed near Harper's Ferry
al would suggest that, to avoid any din
cultv about recognizing friends from enemies,
southern troops should all wear blue COCK
AIDES upon their hats or caps. l Intend to
have all OF my men thus DESIGNATED ana as IL
- 1vpical of our cause it will be very appro
uriate In hand to hand encounter WI
could easily distinguish those VINO ala veal
them"
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Arrssts.--The police yesterday $50 i
Gagged VIM. Foley as suspicious per'.,o., s;
los. L, Diesen for riosoas deiaoasH'
thu Exchange Hotel.
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Raaaray David. a slave ow ne NangD -
ham Robertson. Of Washington
Yesterday put in Jail rs rahs""'
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Importan. !Sottes. -Attsniien lsSasns. =
the notice OF the Colonel OF sns "'"
partmeut, in to.day's paper
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Hen. Hotesll COBB, President oi 30 10 "a :
crate Congress: has has s sra,swood House
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ns-Sewinx Maehtae triHminkol

~ SeWins Naehtne DlE
wlLIIAMANTiC CorroS, ~
Black and eologs, eoAs''
ORE 4 Masaapghts wuigg CQI'
xssalas TWIST, h.sss asa sssSssa craze,
10 lfs-ss
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Can't. Tho. Z. .Sims.-We understand tia
this gentleman, who was at first reported kitle"
in the affair at PhilIppi, barbour county, an
who WAS afterwards ascertaned to have bee
taken prisoner and put in jail at that place
has been removed to that stronghold OF Blac
RepublirAnism, Wheeling. Various induce
ments had beer offered to him TO take the oatL
Of allegiance to the Abolition Government
Washington, and threats had been made o
what would bo the consequence II he dld no
thus stultfy himself. Capt Sims reply, "a
reported to us, was that they might shoot hin
or do anything else they pleased, but h'
did not intend TO swear to anything
1t was also told US that the motto
rious Kelley. the le.der of the Abolition
horde at Phillippi, had ended has disgraceiu
career by reason of the wounds he receives
there: that he accused Suns of being the party
who caused his death, and that previous tt
his dissolution he had expressed wish for ri
interview with him. If Capt. Sims has beef
taken to Wheeling. it has been done no douh
tor tho purpose of getting chance to assas
sinate him secretly. The parties in who's
hands he has fallen are not too good TO practice
any species of vilainy.
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p.rso,.al.--Coi. Power arrived NV "A.
d.v evening IA the Western Hai"i ,sc..,.
nroea.a i'm m-dst@ Ia Msnss-tS
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Helping he co,"e--la. living CORE
pondence, though brief explains itself. W
trust to have to record many other simil-'
manifestations of regard on the part Of ii
various religious Congregations:
"RIcHMUND, June II, 1851
&c q. MENMISGER, ESQ
"Secy Confederate states of America:
"SIK: | enclose, from he Disciples .
Christ, worshippiug a Sycamore Nee tina
House, fifty dollars, u collection on yesterday
"A a present Your obt sery't,
"THos ID QCARLss, Treasurer.
"COSFEnERATE STATES or AMERICA, J
TREASURY DEPAtTAESr,
RICHMOND, June II, 1851
"THos ID QrAsLss, ESQ, Treas. OF church {
Disciples OF Christ, at Sycamore Church
"S1s | have the pleasure OF ackDowleds
Ing he receipt of fifty dollars, u contribute
from your Church, in aid OF the Treasury
the Confederate States.
with much respect,
80. q. NEyMISGsR, Sec. OF Treas.
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HARyEY.-The Northern papers are indlg
nant at the discovery that James f. Harvey,
Minister to Portugal, had been in telegraphit
CORES ondence with prominent citizeh OF
Charleston in relation TO the lifting out OF the
,,.at for reinforcing Fort Sumter. They in
sist on his recall from his mission, and tria
for treason Harvey was twenty years con
pected with the Philadelphia press, and wa
appoin ted by Lincoln for his services IN 'h
cause Of The Republican party.
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battle. Unto His great name be all the
praise for our success.
With much respect,
r. II. HItt,
Col. of st Regiment Of n. q. Volunteers.
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Imuor,aus froru Missouri.

We learn that a dispatch was received ~
gentleman of our city yesterday, from re!ia-
bic source, stating that the Governor OF NJ S
souri, had issued proclamation declaring the
State in a revolution, and ordering cat fifty
thousand militia to defend the public liberties.