The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
lsrEcIAr connrsrosnsscR OF THE prvArcu ]

WAsHIsaToS, April 2e.
The troops are retained ut Annapolis TO for.
tify and hold that place. 1t is to be the point
of outlet. Gen Scott has posted troops a,ono
the road from Annapolis to Washington to
keep that place as base line of operation
The object is To hem Maryland in on the
Harrison road and at Annapolis, so as TO re.
duce her to subsection
All the public buildings are mined (iti.
zens are leaving In vast numbers provisions
are scarce The Banks are on the eve of clos.
ing
The Black Republicans are impudent. and
hoas''ng that Maryland and Virginia will soon
be spoaged out!
jim Lane and Gassius NJ CLAW assert tha,
the Republican party was formed to wine ont
slavery from one end of the country to the
other.
Lane and his Border Rufilans meet at vii.
iards nightly, armed to the teeth, and pass
through the building into the Church in the
rear.
The disuBion feeling Is increasing
The Massachusetts troops are REQUIRED to
'catch the volun teers of the District,
fTesioent Lincoln has slept at Silver Spring
for the last two weeks-hence the detachInent
OF troops at old Blairs house
Ireat EFFORTS were made by the Government
TO retain Capt. John Lee, Gen Johnson, Col
Magrndar, Huger, and others
The enthusiasm the North is very great
Now the South can appreciate the brotherIy
love.
Gen. Scott is in his second childhood-has
10 De led and carried about like an infant.
CORRECT LIST OF NAVAL REsIaxArIoss 1881.
Comm odores.-L. Rosseau, F. Forrest, J
Tatnail.
captatns.--v. NJ. Randolph, F. Buchanan,
ID. J. lngraham, J. s. Nichols, g. A. Magru,
| der, l.. IL. Powell, Sam Baum w. F. Lynch.
Com nanders.-S. Lee, w O. Whittle, @.
q Turner. g Rob- Z. Fanand, G. H.
Page, A: Sinclair. c. H. Kennedy, T. W.
Brent, M: F. Maurry, K. Semnes, John r.
Tucker T. Il. Roots, +. NJ Yard, IL. J. Harris.
tene, T. T Hunter, q: +. Mcintosh.
Lientenq"ts +; Spotswood, F: B.
| Sinclair, II. Lewis, g. w. Harrison, J. N.
Maffitt, Washington Gwathmy, 7. b. Huger.
John Rqtledge, g, r.. Jones, J. Wilkinson,
K. Fairfax, w. A. Webb, Q. q. Semnes, !. W.
Bennett, " H. Parker, J. P. Jones, w. p
Buekner, W L: Powell J. NJ; Brooke John
nor, w Sharp, J Fry, H Davidson, A w.
Johnson, r: r. Carter, O. f. johnson, J. r.
Eggleston, e. T. chapman, T. p. Pelot, w
L. bradford, J. NJ. Stribling, Phil Packer, w.
Surgeons.-W. +. Patten, W A. Spots
wood, l.. w. Minor, J. T. Mason, Il. T. Ma
son, J. +. Harrison, w. Z. Darlington, g. Ii.
Williamson, a. Lynch.
Assistant SurgeOns.-H w NJ Washing.
ton, A. >. Garnett, I. !. Charlton
Pdymdster r.. T. Allison
Seventy-two Southern midshpmen from
the Naval School.
On the return OF the ships from distant sta.
tons, the list of designations will be greatly
Increased.
LIST OF THE " GALLANT HEROES WHO DESTROYED
THE NORFOLK YARD.
Com. IL. Paulding, New York Capt. &.
Wilkes, OF the late Exploring Expedition,
New York, volunteer
Commdnders.-W. Walker ID. O., yolun-
teer L. A. Jenkins, Va, volun teer John
Rodgers, Md, volunteer; b. f. Sands. Ky.
ordered; j. Alden, Maine, volunteer.
Lteutendnts. E. PARROT, N. H, ordered
Max Woodhule, n: y, volunteer; Henry A
wise, nephew of Gov. IL. A. Wise, yolun-
teer; VIM. Gibson, Md, volunteer J. IL.
Russell Md, volunteer; q. p. McGarey, N.
e., ordered; A. w. Johnson, ID. O., ordered
q: n. Morris, N. Y, yolun teer.
To take the ships out, was legitimate duty:
but to set fire 10 the property, and run the
| FISK of burning Norfolk and Portsmouth. WAS
co"ardly in the extreme. Give these ..heroes''
al their h0n0rsi