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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30
Go rOI;om II man Concern.

LII persons are hereby forbidden to trust my
"A wife LAYlEIA LOZikh, oebs contracted hy her
will be recognized or paid by ne. A LOLER NJ ID.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-CI1Y of NEW
~ YORK DEPARTMENT or FIsAycs, buRRAJ oP ARRsARt,
yebJuary 2st 1851 HEDEaPIlON OF lands sud TENE-
NEHrS SOLD for TAXES and REGULAR RENTS OF GRO
TON WATEAPnblis notice Is hereby given 10 The owners
Land ard tenenen sold Ia Ito year 1888 for the OF tho
year, 49, and iJ+ sud the regular rents Of 1889 snd 1883
ina. dtued statement such lands and as have not
been redeemed from the said sae published IN II Evening
Post daily newspaper printed aud published In the City OF
NswYok Sach describes he laDds aud tenemenis
sold aud not redeemed the spount aud tho tern Of years for
which they were respectively sold when tie time Tor the re-
dsmption thereof vi eXpe, 30, 40
JOSEPH c. PINCkNEY, CLERK Of Arrears
vE,HE LIBRARY Of CARL RITTER, the
4 great Geoyrspher and friend Of Humboldt win be sold s
auction Lepsic, Germany commencing on the 9Th OF May
1851. -. z~.r.,..-.
Orders will be received ia tlls city by L. w. SCHMIDT
German bookseller no 534 broadvsy Agent OF the Auction
oers, where cetalo g,ss nso be obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30
WHO IS TIRED OF CITY LIFE WHO
Duil0ins Aiaisrial6.

ITOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
j. OF tbe EAOLE SLATE COMPANY apply o. thciy laId,
c,ln- Of l2ih aud IOh.av to u URMAN, Agent Nell
Cog,tisndtst. N. X.
I EAKY ROOFS CURED.-ELLERYs PAT
bFNT RUBBER PAINT, c.. a foot, WARRANFED-ts6
fsud 81 PsFOw l53 Bowey IS 9thev ~ y Ian, 46b snd
grnsdway AID 6th-sv RIGHTS aud PAINT 10. sals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30
g,lsuraare Companies.

NEwGNGLAND MgTTAah s LtaE n aSSG ssa..
~ ANCE COMPANY tpcTsy Mg,sa ,ilsn. Lose, dariss
II I5a paid i y s.s n. . !. s
,I SS sra toa iaerc,os documents ceacemias Les
Insursgce furnished gIstis ,,,r,.x e. A. . Coupsny
,sua,.n Bank BSdpg 10 Broadway cor sirs ~ ~ "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30
Boots, Shoes, Sc.

ehD SHOES AND GAITERS--A NEW STYLE
UYeD-AT JONES5, NOS. 10 AND IL ANN-ST
r. e.-CALL AND SEE THEM l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30
Ocean Gteamere.

CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW~YOkk and
~ LIVERPOOL landing and enbarns VI, oas-ss
Ss1 rss and
built lrop Steamships a. foLows
CITY or ss'SIs:, ~e1
Add every SATURDAY, ucca from Ps1 ka - uos
FIRST CABIN. .' 81 srEsaAoE. 80
First Cabin to Lonson..... Steesse 10 Londoo......
Passengers FORWARDED 70 Pshs Hsvre H.nhms Bremen, Re-
tordau. Antwerp, sc, at reduosd through fares.
E o ~iaGs From cs
town-Frs Cabin. SIS SIS and los. soersss from LvsrS
These steamer. have superior Tor
and sspesnss .S. s. Annh III oa
s ;p9 !: I,',s 70 & Nm a.
e sSS s No 81 kns
Go p. II a to jTIE s DECO DnGoUt
sdephs JOHN O. DALE No ios wolnS.'i or g. the os-
P'0'' oh''' No IS siosaws, k.Y
NOR KINGSTON, JAMAICA--JAfAICA
i AND NETWORK SCREW sIEAM,PACKET LANE
CARING the Mail e sail FOR ksGsr4s jA I%,,S
@ aA 4 s ssfa % % on
ipri - from Pier No. 81 Norm River Passage: Fi oast.
siahs or ps.sss .ppy to WALDEN BOOTH As.
No. 81 Brosd-st.
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
ca will esye Ss~ % q. ,h on spaY rbs
e e. each sy % dspssls | be- tho MoS
freight or pa sage, spliy al the only ofnIe'
ner Of Wauen-st. " H. ALLEN, Atp.e'
L,OR SOUTHAMPTON and I1AvRE- On
i SATURDAY Mach 30 The United STATE. Mss ssss1,ss
ARACO ID Linz. commsnder will ssl from Pier No ~ Ncss
Ri-er foot Of Beachs, SATURDAY, March 20 q scc,.
This steamship unsurpassed for safety and Dol has ooa.
engnes under deck inclOsed BY ~s.erisss esmps.
which beside other results, tend in the event oil coon
ssndng keep the pumps FREQ for work. snd 'ecuo inc s
Of vessel and passengers
f' 's " SAMUEL NJ FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE
Agents. No. 7 broadway
TIE steamer FULTON will sail April27
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30
GaIcs bn Auetlon.

do A. LsAvirr, Anctioneer .
by GEO. A. LEAVrT'f & Co.-Trade Sale
ID Rooms Eoa 81 and % Merccrs foe tho sas OF Books
Stationery. Works Of Art etc. CoDsisnuenis solicited
CORPORATION PIERS, SLIPS and REAL
~ ESTATE to BE- LEASED a, AuCriOE.-Notire hereby
given that the Controller viii MONDAY, April 10 lo At
several Of the Piers snd slips brcpgng 70 the CorP9s0n Tor
the NJ years, from th> IRE. dss Of Msy, lSSI
Also the LOFTS fTnukii Market, Promises 70 OF Ann
a. and rHP ER HOUSES and LOTS In Nsterst, Brooklyn
gue1 conaioily the dc cnp,n, locIon aud iis OF
RODT T. HAWs. Controller
City Of NswYok Departments Of Fnapce Controllers ONCE
March ~ i66t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30
CHANCES for Brsinces Glen.

COTTON MILL for SALE or EXCHANGE
add doing good business With four Ioucs, toe Ca
dcus DC Adde'S wib particulars. Boz No J'D Ne"
iOrk Eo,tOtce.
NOR SALE-A BOOK, MUSIC and STA
4 T!OyEkY STpRg-long shei and doing fair bds'
Of the le-d.nS "Ll DO sold On fHs 70
suit The tunes FOR fur her particulars address boOhs ooh
No. 3Cn Eew -Yotk rn.' 'f"r.
NOR SALt.--A lIge DUAbDISb -SCHOOi..-
Ito idr,igdcd ofor 70, salc tho pfopeuy sua ed a.
Chester County heretofore lho"n
a. BDLMAR'S bOAn ~ Nu-SCIiOOb"
The buildings bfiCs four stories hlfh buif
prr.sy Sea 1,ry and In Their plan construction, a'
ft;ing tn. thorough r-d snTsc Kind No -Brers-
has The heaL and comfort Of tr ppp
aud In every rcis,s estabhmsni ioi tducs
DnA pufpoSes and VII eoco nodaie icm Nv ~" ip soh7'
with teachers and assis'Gnts
The bdisr, pTed nth and With hJdtsnt ~,tef
m abundance They Sand upon sci Of q .cr. con''aehl
20 bot OUTSIDE tbs town. and surrounded with hIs Qua
mental aud shAo. trees. OF tNeuiy yeSfs sIowth
Adjoining the which the school S,nds W hn"'h.
tract coutsnus y ceres witch eight DWELLING sutb'
the Principal Teachers, and Aoefp. which vii cold va"
tie ichoA property desired <,,,,
chAeT the beds b,dd-s beoAs dcsks. chairs
and sna school fIfnuf, that Tue ah-
sbrt could By - purchaser 10 vs 'hor uh
West Chester 10 within - Inii"t ori fhsdslphit van
which /. 10 connected by r.rond with traas e.
way dsiy and u the healthy places u the STATE.
Further parieulgs will be f,fnied and ,rns make snos
BIZ .ppics'ioat TO ELI X. rRlCE
- ~ No sil Archst, Phna or
WAg'IlNOrOS TOW SsEhD,
West Chester, Peas.
EItcutors Of A. Boulai, decess'd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

- g. BULKhEY, AuctOneer, Will sell on
THURSDAY. April a. ~ o'clock. at be herchan,s *
change by order Of q Gsjar sed c. Besso execptVr the
4oIy BRICK HOUSE md LOT, No. l3J East I'd st., zeIiS
10, % A. 9ir - -.- . -
ton-st Brooklyn Home - in by about 10. Lot loo.
Maps at the Office, No. % Wallet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Ohce NJ. Aston House, corner 81 esey o.
Facilities for the transportation OF Passengers to AMI ron Sss
cipnst Chicago 81 Lo1s ST. Paal Nashville, MemEhis new
Cesn, and eli other IN the West Northwest and
South oT speed and comfort Oy any ronis
Tlouvh train. FOR Tho NewYofk foot OF Conzt
Morning Express n Evening Express p M
seeniis aud smoking cars on al the trains
always aud tho time quick Is BY any ehss
route. -.
md from auy point Railroads 81 Ohio kentucsy rdaas
lhirci. Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri By RAILROAD DE-
RECT or TO any port the naysabls rivers Of the West ~
ssumers from Pit'burrh. -, Il.
TIE ard rom point OF The Wet ey ne
Ra I'd eli times favorable ~ are charged
by other Railroad Companies Merchants sad shippers intr
g the transportation OF heT Freight to this company can feJ
With orfdsrce 0 lie speedy transit -,
This Company also maintains "a Em'srsn, Aecomroosnes
Comfortable mode Of Conveyance at oneha tne sss
~ g.. L. ELLIOTT rasaeuger AGENT 10 Aston hocss
NJ Asto,, Vense end No SOalh wllsusl
MCDONALD 4 BIScHOfF, 4 n'srspt Asenis,
No Battery plscsL
rNocH LEWIS, General sup't, A.oOns. Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

HRSRT u MINER Auct!oncer.
MINER & TI0RP viii sell ut Auction on SAT
WI URDAY March D. 1861 at i0 o'clock their sslesroom
No - Nsssus. opposite the Poet Office, ELEGANT HOUSE
HOLD FURStrU lef .pd PIANOS, removed from Brooklyn
for co,vonisucc Of safe copssing I'm part follows Brussels
snI Ingram Carpets Carved Eos~OO aud Facs Walnut P,o
ard bta-y Farrre H. Bfocs,ee AID Reps Carved Rosewood
M r. Et.g-re Fenoh BoudUr settle Crmson Reps Rose
and MsSy Bedroom FURNITURE Maty and Black Walnut
Wsrrohes Gtfrsaed Feuch Plate pier and oval Mirrors,
May Ie,ea Tees and C,sir,, Cared Rosewood ord OAK
Lounges Hair MAasses Croekey &c. &c Carved Rosewood
ota,e Pianos rourd coIneg nsde by Ldenan Sons OF
S-vYork cost Ss15 Rosewood q octave Piano. city make
Silver plated Ware Of tire tcst es &c Also 10 ray
anco hs~rscbAnag fp~s Gnd Holders
BsrI- Wood Pipes and 25 eco Imported Cisars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30
Goparlnersbip Nolites.


DISSOI UTiON.-The firm heretofore existing
under The nsae Of REED, HARRIS Co. g this dsy DIS
ayed All persons hssiny claims tgi 1t the sbove hnu viii
s present then for peHl ard hoze S1ns tire above hua
val sC please aely No. 3 oh
81 "a JAZZ. REED, j., No. ." iib-sv.
tssx.YsEk, Gisl y. i.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

DECElVERs SALE.-AbOut D Lots OF LAND
HI for SALE 10 co,s Trust nsted on tho north siGe Of
9ih I'd and I'd avs suitable for stono wood or
lumber ards Tor manufacturing prposcs about Al iettB
ro,s lie resr add 90 feet 9ucLci depth the line
For further particulars apply TO hAlhOh BLACnWELL
no. l B'osdway or to CYRUS CURTlsS, Special Receiver
No 20 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

LOR SALE-A fine FARM mud COUNTRY
STAT Of rs acres. near Gr-enh-ld Hin Fairfield County.
onn .,o .m,l-r places. Apply - t. H. NICHOLS,
20 No 10 Na'saust New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

HOUSE 10 LEr-Brown stone, desirable resi-
d-nce No 49, Yves, l2th-st ithev. . pa Apply
1t No 20 " est Eth Il. O. PARTRIDGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

VNHE n. Y. SEWING MACHINE EMPORIUM,
L No. 4S6 Broadway, viii SELL or RENT
The Wheeler WILSON roysr Baker. and other hrstclss
sewing Machines (sEW) with privilege Of .Ichsnsing within
thirty days V. w. WlCkES. jr,
No. 4e6 Brocdwsy, cor broonie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

NOR SALE or to RENT ut iONkERS.-A
eoramodious and we'll bull, HOUSE,, within two minutes
depot end steamboat andngs IL contains twelve
toer. warn with bot sppatu supplied with hne
sprns nom pp.s and beautifully shaded with primitive
fsrc stable and oarrige house, aud tee
hon.s on tire pi,e All eonyeni-y susugrd aud adapted
cAss Tc'idrnee. IL V the Backs Of The findson
i %, nlrtLor p,iticyar, spplyto HOMER MORGAN,
No Mctropo litan BuldDs. Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-30

tNAMELED CHAMBER SUITES OF FUR
SITTRE IL al coofs and styles, Of wbole,sle and read
a SIS ana upward Also MAlIhEssf5 AID fAILLASSA-S
WARREN WAiin, No. "a Csnalsi
$500 .F..-r - Fous door eGst OF Broadway.
ElRST-CLASS ENANELED FURNITURE
PAN Decorated and Grained Sof1 Walnut aud Oak Sets
'' T7 b w fiSHFR Co HsnutcW9rt,
lf No SO BROADWAY, bot Bieccser and BolG's'h
FURNITURE WANTED. -Fsmiles wishing TO
dipsse ofparoI and bsdroou suiios Of Furniture "a -
fyofs ,ndehrs kc 81 good order IN txel2Dge ,oi nS
e., Aen,s WORK viii please sddfets bOGD6p. Herald Ohce
al o. oftis dove articles ssifsctoy exchange Ia
o a,sl services VII b. given - =
. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for SALE
cHHAP-Caroe Sofas, CLaiIs, T.Lles, Bed esds, &e,
g. Quantities BY family sbou Leaving the city Apply
o. 40 Ia Bhoge-st corner Of hShst. brooAlyn. .L-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
Express to Clarksville.

THE Southern Express Company respectfully an
i nOunce that they running MESSENGERS
through to GAINESVILLE, via. E. & K and NJ. C. q L. Rail
cars and prepared to forward to that place and in
tervening points with promptness and dispatch all
goods usually sent by express They will also forward
Railroads. Bills, notes, drafts, etc, collected and
prompt return made.
RS- Office No. 19 Public Square,
febI7-tf A X HOLT SUPERINTENDENT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
Notice to Shippers.
Notice to Shippers.

SUPERINTENDENTSU OFFICE, !
NASHVILLE Il CHATTANOOGA K. Co.,
Nashville, April LIST, 1851.
FINHE agency at Shelmound, the Nashville and
i Chattanooga Railroad, has been discontinued.
Therefore freights must be prepaid Goods destined
for that Station. The Company will not be response
BILE for such feghts after being unoaded in good order
at the station.
aprI4-tf E. W. COLE, Superintendent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
BUSINESS.

Nr14NFFp. partner. 8 well established and pay
w ing cas1 bus ness IKE the place o. one ss.,r
.,s -, W 49, Iii bs reored. This Ii excsllent
hs,ss Tor an sottye buaness man, single or young.
isrred man prsissrsd. Address s7e :. Q. Nashvills.
uar27-d
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
Notice to Passengers.

T1HE Passenger Train on the Nashville & Chattanoo-
l. ga r. R., heretofore leaving Nashville at 800 A
NJ and arriving at $3.50 p NJ, has been discontinued
until further notice. For the accommodation OF way
passengers Passenger Car will be attached to the
Cowen Way Freight Train leaving Nashville daily,
Sundays excepted, at A. NJ and arriving $50 P.
II. W. COLE, Superintendent.
feb5-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
Nashville and North Western
RAILROAD.
- IIszSSgzA
WESTERN DIVISION.

ON and after May LIST, 1851, Trains will run f.g,
" Sundays excepted, between Hickman and 49,
ze's-the Junction Of the Memphis and Ohio PS
connecting with the Memphis Express goie wa w
and South, as follows: yao . N
Leaves Hickman. S.ss 81
Arrives at A n $50 p NJ
Leaves ...-......''..'.... .6:53 %
Arrives at Hickman. NJ T~.s, -
Passengers going North take the 80. az lam 10. =.
Hickman connects at M'Kenzie's u !. fI
Express for Clarksville Nashville, AZ w pass
Igers going South take the so A ,au a. Sas1 e'
on the Edgefeld and Kentucky ss ga, As
vile, connect at MKenzie's, and - -
b:53 p NJ. 49, ,,.s,,.,ua 80
This makes the most direct ate nom Nasnviiie 70
81. Louis via Cairo. ,vr1x,or-vr c.. 4
may5-u Efcb'H ieiioo.2.-, Ps.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
Georgia Western Railroad.
- 80 - 81

OFFICE GEORGIA WESTERN RAILROAD Co I
Atlanta, Nov. 18th, 1850 !
A meeting of the Board of Directors, held thi
"A day, il was
ening aspect OF political affairs, and the consequent
stringency in the money market the Board Direc-
tors deem prudent to postpone the proposed letting
of contracts the Georgia Western Railroad until
March or April next, of which due notice will be
given
Resoloed, That an instalment of dollar per share
be called payable the first day of December next
at the office of the Company in Atlanta in lieu of the
and place.
ResoIred, That the Chief Engineer be instructed 10
order to prepare the whole work letting between
Atlanta and the Western terminus. W. P. ORME,
noV24-u Secretary
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PRICE ONE CENT.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Afafrs IN Grtenhrier.
DRY CREEK HorgL, May 23. 1881

DRY GREEK HorgL, May 2S, 1891.
To day has been quite an exciting one here
The vote on the Ordinance of Secession drew
The voters OF the precinct To this place and
the White Sulphur Springs where the vote
was taken. The friends of the Ordinance
were irrltated by the presence of some twenty
or tnirty men who were known TO be opposed
to 1t, and who, IL was thought would cast
their votes against IL. Their party WAS small
indeed, but GfeeHhrier men thought there
ought TO be no Union men III county depend.
ing so much on Southern generosity aud a u
ence fer prosperity.
The excitement and interest of the tlav were
enhanced by the arrival of the Greenbrier
Cavalry, Capt. Norman.
4 beautiful flag, made by Miss Mary Eagle.
was presented to the Company on behalf of
herself and the ladies OF Dry Greek, by Dr.
Lake, whose appropriate aud stirring address
was res ponded To in an eloquent and happy
manner by the Captain.
During this ceremony il was repor ted that
the little knot OF Union men had raised a T.
,. national dag near the polls, wherenpon
number of the Cavalry and other citizens re-
paired to the spot and took possession of it
and tore 1t III to shreds. ami sharing the pieces
amongst themselves as trophies. As this was
about to be done, one OF the troopers was hit
on the heau with rock, which inflicted a se-
we're, but not a dangerous wound. He went
with MS company, but was compelled 10 stop
a mile or two from this place and consult a
physician.
The Home Guard Capt Sproule, paraded
to-day anu received the Cavalry. In the
afternoon their ranks were not as full as in
the morning, the members refusing to muster
with the voters against the Ordinance. 1t is
To be hoped now that that act has been ap.
proved, these Union men viii ke trse 10 their
tealty 10 the State and the Southern Confede.
racy. If they aTe not. they viii have trouble
IN this part OF the world. What might be en-
dured before this, will after 1t be considered
treason.
At this precinct of some one hundred and
thirty or forty voters the submissonists peIled
some thirty.
A body OF men have gone I'm pursuit of the
man who threw the rock at the trooper, as ne
WAS sesn to throw Il by some Of ths bystand.
er5. There Is danger Of some rough handling
of him it they catch him.
The Home Guard also had a present OF a
nag, with appropriate speeches. / think
freenbrier has given powerful vote for the
Ordinance. q,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

~ ,.........,SPeciai NesiCe. HA
$4,000 WORTH HoF
Z; Il lG O ~ ~ Il ID II Y G q . ID = :,
T A n D BEL W COST.
FOR CASH ONLY,
ToCLOsE BUSINESS.
In c0zssq usuce Of the general financial dera ange-
Ment tnfo1gh hout the country, we have deteTpn ID
80 sell Os oar ,pperlor and desirabIs stock Of
u r Y Il o o DS,
at d GREAT SACRIFICE, 10 close business as soon
possible.
We otter this day, every article at PRIME
COST, from paper 81 Needles mp TO the RICHEST
AIbkS bTougkf ~ this country.
ii HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock Is very
large and compists, consisting Of
Table DAhAsR,
Linen sHEETIHG,
Pillow Case LINENS,
TOWELS, HUCKABACK, ds., Asi
Splendid assortment of
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
Aa3 ali the latest styles of French and Enzlisb
FAB RIOS,
1er Ladies and Chiiarea's Dresses for Spring
Winter aud Summer
KmBRoIDgRIgs,
hosiery, GLOVES, HDKFS.
SHAWLs, cLoAKs and MANTLRs,
eHiRTlNGS and SHEETIgGs
fLANNEhe and BLANKETS, OF every dsscrip
Goa.
IRISR LINENS and DIAPERS.
BoMBAZlNEs and BLACk ALPACAs.
Large stock 0f Goods for ekRvANrs' summsr
&Hd Winter Clothing.
es Purchasers are invited TO call and zee for
themselves. A. K. PARKER x CO.,
1tS Nam street, Eagle Square.
n. B.-All persens indebted to Us, will plessa
longer indulgence Will not as given.
nh s-tA X p q CO
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Latest FROM THEISTERIoR.
ArrkEzEsDED IssUsoRDrSArlos Axosa tn,

APPRSHESDED lssUB0RDIaATIoS AMoNa TIE
FEDERAL TeooPs.-A dispatch from PhiIadeI-
phia May -, to the New York Herald, saws !:
Recent exposures, made by the independent
portion OK the press OF this city regarding the
evident peculations in the army supplies of
this state, by conTrac tors and those IN power
nave led 10 an investigation by the United
States Grand Jury. Two blankets were taken
before them to-day, one Gimsy article
weighing one pound six ounces the same as
mas generally been supplied to the PeunsyI-
Fania troops AZ the cost of s3 90. The other
was a Massachusetts troop blanket thick
warm and closely woven, weighing seven
pounds. So shameful has been the treatment I
OF many OF the three months volunteers that
most OF them will certainly return home as
soon as their terms expire, unless the STATE
authorities show Il better disposition TO pro.
tect them from speculators, and fears are en-.
tertatned OF their Generalization This state
OF affairs Is most deplorable.
A Lancaster. Pa, dispatch to the same pa.
per. Of the same date, says
The Fourteenth and Fiftsent tn Regiments of
the Pennsylvania troops, encaIa ped ne ar here.
are almost In y state of insarbortiination
consequent upon the shocking condition OF the
coInmtssary department. The authorities
have demanded a reform. Much Of the pork
Is rancid or puirescent, and the supply OF
OF bread Insufficient. For supper last night
company of seventy four men had only four
teen pounds OF bread, and the pork furnlshsd
thein being unit 10 eat, was thrown away.
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DRUsKgy SoLDfsRs.-During the forenoon.
Baltimore street was several times the seer Q
OF excitement growing out OF the rsprehensi-
Ole language and behavior OF drunken Fed..
raj soldiers, who, in so usis Of three or four,
were roaming about, IL not for the purpose Of
provoking collision, certainly Ia manner
we'll calculated 10 lead 10 one. About hall.
past two o'clock a disturbance took place be-
tween several OF these representatives of
Federal aa athority and the crowd usually CON.
gregated ut the corner of Baltimore and south
streets, which, for few minutes, bid fair Ia
lead TO serious results. Pistols were drawn
and bfsndished by the soldiers, aud but for
the prompt interference of the police. aud the
efforts Of one Of the soldiers more sober tha ~
the rest. bloody collision might have ocaur.
r~d.--Satto SoHtA, 2s!A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

Hos. GE0RGg ". SUNNERs.--A telegraphic
dispatch from Washington TO the New York
Herald, speaking OF the Union sentiment in
this State, says:
" accounts from Virginia indicate n steady
invisoration OF the Union sentiment in West
ern virginia. Geo. W. Summers has boldly
sided with the unconditional Union men, and
Is said 10 be AS decided against secession as
j ohm :. Cariiie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

THE TRAITOR DgNT.--M. NJ. Dent. one of the
members of the Virginia State Convention,
aud Secretary nt the late Convention at
Wheeling, Va, visited New York city on
Friday last, for the purpose organizing com
pany to manufacture Il late improvement in
breech loading guns, invented by Il gentle
mn in Western Virginia, and 10 aid the Union
movement there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

MURDRRISG CoMNENcED.-The Washingto ton
correspondent of the New York Times says
hear. At IL o'clock from gentleman Just
arrived from Alexandria. that the Zouaves
have commenced executing their threats of
vengeance, and have already shot three vioi-
ent secessGonists. The people at Alexandra
who were sympathizers with Jackson have
been compelled 10 flee for the safety of their
lives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

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