The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-30

8 Garland. Iney are armed with HArpcrs FoHy
Lyrchbuys Rife Grsys, Capt N. s. Langhorne, one
hurdito and four Eenrixieen having peen gen. Dacs.
About thirty members CT ths company were not re-
eeivcd. II "a said ,leae with others anxious to enlist,
viii form an additional company.
Lyrchburg Artillery. ninety four men. IAe7 have
four pieces q light artillery.
wise Fencibl's, eishtyfv men, from Monigouery
Pulaski GuaTc, eighty -four men, Captain James A.
Walker. Armed with flint lock muskeis.
waller armed with frt lock riss They p ere f.om
FaImyille in Prince Edward county, Va
FImville Guard ninety six men, captanR A. Booker.
They also are from Farmvlle
The Farmvile Guard, ninety six men, commanded by
Captain r. A. Booker. They ere armed with minnie
Spring Garden Volunteers Pi.,sylvania Captain James
@. Luck seventy men Armed with percussion moskets.
Captain Thomas J. Spencer. They are armed With
Harper's Ferry Minnie rifles with sabre bayoness
The Chatham Grays eighty four men, from PIttsyi-
wanna county, comr anded by Captain W. II. Worth.
They are armed with HarIeE's Ferry muskets.
Captain Joseph !. Kent armed With Harpers Terry
mcskeis.
Captain 4. G. Pendeiop. Armed with Harpcrs Ferry
muskets
Chesterfield Mt Al Guard, sixty men, Captain Tilman
Montgomery uehanders, seventy-sx men, Captain
charos A. ROpad, armed with the rihcd mrsket
Moput Vernon Guard, from Halifax county, sixty zsYen
mon, Captain r. Young armed with the rife
Halifax Blues, seventy men, Captain John Grammar,
al med with the percussion musket.
Brooklyn Grays, sixtyonr men, from Halifax county,
Captain William armed with percussion muskets.
Ver'na Troop, sixty men, from Henrico county, COM
manded by Captain Albert Aiken, armed with Uaited
States sabIes and navy shooters.
Camp u Lsyuri0a a. the Central Fair Cfotnds--The
following companies stationed at the fair grounds
Lexington Cadets, hundred and seventy Ave men,
commanded by Major Colston and armed with the smooth
Company A, Thirty third regiment, leo men, COM
manded BY Captain Atkinson armed with the percussion
mNsket.
Hanover Grfys. forty four men, commanded by Capt.
Taley, armed with the Percussion musket.
raSesy syn, ~, ass e,gn,y seysn men, Captain Ncr'
ashland Grays, fity-two mcn, Captain Tucker, armed
with the percussion muskot.
Eenrico Southern Guard sixty Captain Chill
drey, armed with the percussion musket
Patrick Henry Rifles, fifty seven men, Captain Dabney,
armed with ire percussion muske..
Company A, DaLve battalion, fifty-nne men, Captain
Graves. AIMED with the percussion musket.
Company B, Dnvile battalion, seventy seven mon,
Captain Claiborne armed with the percussion muskoL
The above companies constitute the First battalion or
polun,se,s snaer command 2, nslor WtheIs Of The
Second Boid,icss Of Volurtecrs-Company A, Seven.
teenth regiment Of volunteers sixty men, Captain Harr
son, armed with the mimic musket
Nottowey Grays, sixty five men, Captain C1nrally,
AIMED with the MIME mrtket
No'toway Rife Guard, MY one men, Captain Owen,
armed with the MIME r0ustet.
Surgeon, Or. Blackburn. No Msjor has yet been ap-
pointed to this battalion
CaraTy.-Company 3, Chesterfield cavalry, sixtyope
men, Captain Ball. Armed with United States sabres and
p'stoh.
Field and S,q5.-lhe following are the officers at the
camp OF stfuction.--
Colonel Gnham, Colonel commanding.
Major Madison, Surgeon
Lieutenant Page, Assistant Surgeon.
Captain Ship, Assistant Adutant General
Captain Cunningham, citing Assistant Adutant General
Captain Poyner, Assistant QuaItermastfr
REcAPITULATIoN.
T E',s W,r.,.r o ooe
FHst pattaHuh NFglnans
Second battalion Virginians l78
Cavalry VirgniaDs .......................... u
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Total In Virginia OH
Brig&dier General NJ ID Bonham, al the head OF Eve
hundred troops from South Carolina arrived here last
evening by the Southern train.
Flour has, within the last week, advanced dollar to
dollar and half per barrel Meal from ten to fifteen
cents per buthe PacoD, with which market but
lightly supplied, from three TO four Per pound and
In SOM instances more has been demaudc1 while ard,
cose and many other articles in that line have gone up
in proportion.
Owing TO the high rate or exchange which ruled all the
tlTlDg our merchants bought very sparingy Of bacon
from the North or Weet-hepce limited supply; but
there large quantities this article Western vir-
giua and Tennessee-enou2b, think, 70 supply the
tire array and we think the present prices win bring
that here Ell an carly day also.