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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-26
=. T. PARKER,
Sheriffof the Parish Of 0rieans

CONDTioNsCetts criee etant secone ct derniere Ia
dte proprsG defntgeuent augs oant ct der
nie enchtrisseur, lie qu oert rnos
de credit acquGreur foGrnira bon
ton bonnie sovabe porapt de pour cent
Fan de Ia date jnsqu'a partaft Placement.
LIE dit ecaqereur paere compliant, deduction dr
prx naturalization les fas dahnoHce du sheriff greier
etc, s'elevan ensemble Ia somme de $50 environ
ie26 30it4Sl2 Sheriff de Ia ParoIsss d 0rI9ans
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31
DEVOTED TO POLITICAL AND LOCAL .INTERI

night and feel the piercing winds a,
they shivered the llalfclothet, almos
dying troops. Scores perish here. not
by the bullets Of the enemy, but hy tht
in'smanagement Of the War Depart
mc,it, and excuse the truth--the
negligence of those at home.
"Only one death is known Some ten
or fiiteeil horses were found dead this
morning, and others IN dying coitd.-
tion. The road down the mountain IN
badly cut by the torrents, and thr
telegraph is prostrated.
"Ihc sitk---anl there are many of
them are immeai ,te'y attended to.
Day before yesterday the Twelftl
Indiana aud Sixth Ohio narcl,ed to.
wards Lees can,p. for the purpose OF
mixing a reconnaissance, but after
they i,id left, ilIs' STERN | have deserib
I'd sci IN, and as the Sixth Ot.io were
without owe coats, and many with,
jagged brcccllrs, | fear they have
iuife ed severely \
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31

hscsmpaign in the Virginia noun.
lshas been one of great discomfort
lalffTing to both armies. A cores.
tantef the Cincinnati Times gives
eribIe picture of the SUFFERING IN
/ ,ortbern camp, particularly ON the
gh ofhe 26th of September. when
teribltrain storm burst upon the
my. Typ regiments were exposed IL
Iwithot any shelter. THE s,out.st
In fell, ,pmpletely exhausted bv the
ins and blasting winds. Hundreds
ere .strsk down by chills. The fort
Id all reliable places of shelter
|ere fillswith the sick. The horses
AHered w as badly as tie men.
.iThe WIher grew colder during.
be nigh number Of the straggrers
Fere fouspnable to walk, and were
Irought neamp IN
II wisa that the whole country
Acad ioopvn npon that scepe last
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31

SELECT READING.--Fennale Manners =
Scarcely any thing is So offpns vc ii
the manners of u lady who, M vrs il
! go"d society, as that of estenta ion. By
this is meant that kind af matlns.,
which savors too much Of stl,-appr.
lciation and display-indicat:ny dis
position to make herself over ronspic.
nons-and which, in short, is the act.
,ng out of spirit of self confidence
aud conceit. This appears badly
enough when exhibited by one Of the
opposite sex, but, when seen in a
young lady--it is quit, intolerable.
liability to embarrassment from every
slight change Of circumstance; and an
awkward bashfnlness, are not, of
course, at all desirable; but between
these and an ostentatious manner
there Is happy medium, consisting of
a due combination of confidence and
moaesty, which renders lady pleas
ing to all with whoms he associates. If,
however either of these extremes
must be followed, it will be found that
d ffiience viii be more readily pardon
cd than ostcntation. An! yet Will
ostelaatiousness of manner is to he.
avoided, it is necessary to guard
against amy appearance of studied
reserve Persons are not unfrruulentlv
met with whose manners leave upon
the minds of those with whom they
ONE i'll contact the painful impression
of being regarded with distrust or
suspicion. Wherever this trait ap-
pears it's almost certain to excitt.
feelings d! anger or prejud e. Most
persons viii bear any thing with m III.
patience than to be told, either direct
~, or indirectly that they are unwor-
thy of confidence. 4 sign fcant smiie !
or nod, or look. with third person,
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31

4 VET excellent moulin il Scie ct ~
" pleiln optjratinl ct $ n propr;d,air,
pfet u remplir TONS les orelres oui III
sMoht cnvoy6s. Une stricte attention,
aux affalres,sa pfuximitt 4, la vile SOM
d's causes s'iffisanfrs pour rece mn,ant.
der Get utilc 6tlilissanent au patronna
Sc dc notre communicates
PR1X DU BOIS
Ter Qna'it4, an moulin. .sl5 90 le NJ
q 8 miles dn moniin 90 oil
l. Les autres qualities en- proporf =
I"ns les Bills seront payable 1rs
q lonrs. hes ordres iaiss6s a i !.
,Hpleix, agent pour la vile de 1-zs3a
cfles receyrohtune pramptesex6cu ~.
noy-29 JMARTIN ct fl3
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31

We give to olr readers a kettet
from Governor .doorc TO Bishop Mar
tin, acknowledging rcceipt Of Tho
diocesan Offering for lhe benefit Of The
sick aud wounded of oar armies.
y few additional sums that have
c,me since will receive the same ties.
tinaiiun.
Nem Orleans, 1914 on. 1861.
Rev A. MARTIN, Bishop If Natchitueles.
ngAR SIR:
loaf very kind note With a check
Tor SAL 90 was reed this MOI ming,
and permit me Individuality and for
the sick and wounlen volunteers, Tor
whose benefit the donation, was intend
ed, to express to you our grateful
thanks. Our hospital at present, AL
is quite honntifnly supplied, |
80 tie donation will BIZ held hp onis
here, at least, for the time IGiug, or
invested in the neeesaarie.s repaired |
Ior 3d Regiment in NsSoni, thft
Regiment having several c3iapl.i. $ !
rom your own PARISH, and liais, ii,
note from amy POINT ut witch hosp
al stores can - convenient y had
Again expressing my thnnks 70 you
md through you, to yehr different
Congregations for their patriotism alpl
ibers1ty. | remain very respectfully,
Your ol,'t serv't..
THO. o. MOORE.
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nS All persons indebted to I

E@ All persons indebted to The
EA1gHlT0CHES UNION, either as
subscribers, or for notices or judicial
advertisements, are requested to come
srwad and settle Immediately. We
d,sliR very much 10 be always asking
oar EDITORS for money, but being
sbligd TO comply with our own obli-
gatias, we find ourselves under the
painfl necessity OF. acting towards
stheriwith the same rigour that others
irten to act towards lis.
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Academic.
Ccnrnerciale, Clagsique ct
Mathematique
BES n A TIC il ET0CHES.

Cette institution. dernierement etablie pal
le soussigna est actuellement preparae rece
Toir desPerstossnaires 81 Ezfernes.
Une batisse 'spaceuse, -commantlant une
yue etendue de la vile, un terraffA waste pour
les recfeatIons ombrage darbres, en- torment
une retraite de vile ct campagne tout la
fois.
lie systsme de gouvernementd de l'institution
sera strictef1ef1t moderc ct patterned; aucune
punition Jcorporele ne sera irfligee.
Dams le cas- on les eleves deyiefidraient de-
sobeissants on obstin5s, ills seraient imn1 edi,-
+temcnt ehassss. =
Lannee scolalre commence le IA Janvier
1851 ct finira au mois de Novembre de cha
que anaee. Les vacances dareront deux mois
et pourront etrc passes dams PROSTITUTION,
moyen1ant 10 somne de $500 par mois. Les
eleves seront recus Il n'importe quelie epoque,
mais pas pour une periodic moindre de ciysa
mos, excepte par consentement mutuel.
Aucune deduction ne sera faite pour ab-
sence exeepte dams un cas- de maladie pro.on-
gee. lie conrs d Education comprendra tout
ce qui est enseigne dams les PRIaeIpALEs ms
TITUTI0N DU SUD-
La Mns,qse, le dessiga, les hgres ct fournat,t-
res, ainsi que les depenses pour Jledeeines on
Medeclas, seront payes part
CONDITIONS.
lensioa ct Education ty compris ie bios de
lit, lavage ct raccomodlge par session Si6O.
Cmqae peasionnaire d1it avoir son lit
alnsi que hab.llenans dhiver ct 4 q Etc. 6
chcm.ses pairas de bas sery;ettes paires
sIuiers sa bsttes all veFre uns eaiIlier.. four
Ghetto ct eoutcau, III peigne brosse u tete ct
cirage.
Tout le linge devra etre mafo1s avec le
nom on nlrn 4
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AU CORSET DOR.
" ID I'd 7gss FTT N ry7

No. -. rueae Cl,artrcs. an premier.
A NNoNcE aux inafclianls, que par suit
IA arrangements pris en- Europe. il rece
yra .ra cnnsiah'nent nm snperbe ct grand sassor
timent dc cOfsats do tous genres ct ..tlt
toute 4nallte, quill hvrera Il dies prix plus
ayantageuX que ceux de New York.
" tat iiiisant unc specialize el,, cf,rse,
|'depuis nombre dam. es, offfe aux m;irchands
des avahtages qu'ifs ne troaveront mile part;
II les pric lie voalor bien fhonorer de leur
vlsite 'ayant dacheter ailleurs.
CORSETS.
Reeu par les derniers arrivages dEnrone
un comp ct assortment de corsetsN nouveaux.
apprles. Cetnfure R6genee. article de baute
nouveaute parisienne, vsndre en- gros seille-
ment
IN lot de jupes- fran saise, haute nouveaute.
en- erin ct mouselinc.
On assortment de corsets dun tissu tout
Jour, dit CORSET ORIENTAL, fait cxpresse-
ment pour la maison*V Pretat.
bsyr Les ordres de la campagne seront
emphs apec ponetualite.
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Esrne=t 1.m c=E1r1DEH,, n,ca1tor.

Which is not intended to be understood
by tle individual with whom the COZ,
versation il being carried on, is a
marked violation of propriety, and has
oltcii caused a deeply wounded s.nsi.
eillty, and sometimes loss of friend.
ship. While b lady should studiously
avid everything of this kin her
manners should be characterised by Il
happy trankiIrss, sneh US will, III
whatever circumstances sha may BE-
placed; leave nsd lubt of her sincerity
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31

GALfANr ExPLofr OF I.ou1sIANtays. III
the Richmond sNliig of the 9th inst.
we find the following:
4 We were informed, yesterday, Of ar
incident 1T the war on The Potomac
which will be- -classed anlong the llt
liarons deeds Of valor that have dis
tinguished tile soldiers Of the southern
Ercpub'ic. About three weeks ago, Cant.
Obed 7. Miller, W. p. Hunt a,d II. G.
Oardner. OF Wheat's battalion, obtained
leave OF absence and visited Drancs.
willie, situated in Fairfax county, about
SIX miles from the Potomac. They
tariled that The yankees lad crossed
the river several times, aud duprcda.
ted u9on tlu property of the citizens.
Accordingly, they resolved to punish
Tie yailfe 81 as fur as laid in their
power and, in The prosecution Of the
h'Hdab'e purpose, they started towards
tlle Potomac Oh the evening of the 10TH
nit. accompanied by ten oflhe citlzeus
ID Dranesville. The party was a. med
with dotible-barreled shot guns and
lcvdivefs.
Att,r walking several miles, they
we're placed IMPOSITION, near The ruad.
~ eapt. NJ Her. About IN dngst CAPT.
u illtr heard the approach of tle ex.
pscteil enemy. He allowed them toE
niaich directly in from, Of the anil,,ish.
e then gave the command, "hrc T.,
fhe ORDER was promptly ubeyr'd, and
Immediately afterwards the Ctrlt.d,.-
"a es charged npons The enemy for
iahd to hand encounter but with the
Surtitls OF two or three WHO stood
heir ground, thu, yankees were rush
hg al full speed towards the Putonac.
'apt. Miller shot, with his revolver
nc oi tie imnier, who .sripped l. tx.
It him three times Two of the van
tees surrendered rs prisoners Of war $
I cir names are Cyrus w. Kellogg J
nd--T-Gfarie. From these m N, Capt. 4
y. learned that the regiment to which 6
ldy belonged was the thirty-fourtll
lew York, from Herkimer county, eli. |
an1Evd on the opposite shore ofthc
'tomac; and that their party con.
stel of tlirty-thlpe msn, under the
IN ne'nd Of Capt. w. Sppnable. Upon
it was f'1uns tltat seven Fe
the party, incluling the captain, :
rs killed. A number of rifles and six.
rootefs We're found in the road,
lllch w'ae, OF conrs., takep possv,- !
IN ofby Capt. ~ end his narty.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31

/ A Washington dispatcll.uf the I'll
says that the Pawncu was striirk will
SIX shots from tile Potomac batteries
on the 10TH.
NoIt'nrn telegranis report great
victory II ar-Hatper's Ferry, over Col.
Asia'y; also, that Tie confederate
States desire England aud France t.,
extend their protection for limited
TINE.
Stewards let or to the Northern
Governors cafrscti IL ,lpci ne in stoeks
althongh tie New York Hrata ap-
proves firmly Of the letter.
/ R.rhnt,R, 0ctoi,r 2l-Wn llau.
this day received further part cui:,rs
Of fllc Leesinrg fight The F,qicrals
commenced e.0sssng the Paonac on
~unday nghf, which WIS continued
.dnriny the fight.
The fighting was tcrfible on both
sides
Tho Federafs we're we'll protected
hy heavy forest, were routed three
times at the point Of the bayonet, and
caelf time
The. = ghfll Virginia Regiment
changed asd capttirel hrass battery
ard put the. Fed..x.,Is 10 ilgiit..
Pie kederals made II desperate
stand at the river, and were slaughter.
n thrfc untl pan cstruck In their
attempt toya' Al the r.ver IHl1ipd.
were drowned. The battle liaI | sstlH. K
f1th Federal, klijst AMI woun led
C2l. Bark, u ihe Il glitccnth n .ssis
aipt Regiment, is badly w,ativd. X
-ilc Cprt.,laite tf3aRs lougat M
!cr great Il saar9ptlg4. They enaIur1d
heavy mart;l sstbl lay Oh two ncaIs,
,'Pt upon tif'.r arms N tie open ar
N Sunday night, and had only bfeas {
ast ~ Monday. They fmigjIt all day
without nonf.silment- Or reinforce !
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31
OUR CANDIDATES
FCh PhE e SIDIN III.
JRTpERSON Davis.
FOR VICE PRESIDE W,
A. II. STEPHENS
E1le<ctoT8 !
FOR STATE AT Larger

Charles Derbigny, Of Orleans, Alber,
G. Carter Of East Fcliciana Alter
mates :. G. Campbell uf Natcllit,ches
@, L, Fu elIier Of Si-Mary
First District : Donation Augastin
Of Orleans Alternate FRANCOIS Gar.
dere OF Orleans.
Second District.--Jamcs p. Ferret
of Orleans !; Alternate : Louis Bilsll ,l
Lafourclie.
Fourth District WIN. r. Barrow ,f
West Feliciana Alternate +: Cyprien
Duprt of ST. t-Land'y. 3
Fifth District--B. Eagan Sr, Of Ban.
vile; alternate: Robert Hodges ut
Bossier.
Sixth Districts. r. Chamhliss, of
Carroll ; Alternate 0rin Mayo, ~ pa-
tahouia.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31

THE FIRST Qussrr,s--Bs'lnp Burnet,
who stafnmered, directed his chapl Ii
I" examine y'nng MN The frs;
QUESTION was, 'WAs id Balaan,'s ass
speak ?" Because hsN master had an
impediment in his speeelr, replied the
young candidate.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31

~.
rRo ps f'soN THE NynrH AND NoRru-
WEST -"ioh,p writes tr.,al Was.fiitg.
tn to the Blliimore sun AS follow. !.
Y gent eals iur -in,tfe ;ro5l,s a.1
made by pa ,e ns4l IA tit nortl,
and a,so III the ntit,-w n
1t is proposed that New York s4nlil
Increase heiFqtl1is, to aluiHIs..d tlnnis.
and IN n. It, ~ Il rir#ttcr oi cainI,a nj n,
snnns ofsihc ti-wrstaln-Stales t4at
the middle and eastern States have
bccn backward i'll furnishing troops
for the Potomac Enc, aud thlt tue de-
ticlchcy had been made mp by draw ,ng
reg lnents trefn the w. ut. The States
north west of the hio river are relied
upon 10 furnish troops for the federal
service in Missouri, Kentucky, &c.
Both III the west and north a resort to,
drafting mnn from the .nlitia has been
proposed, and, s.ituti,I the war he long
proiracted, Will probably be adopted.
The experience Of the war of 1912
showed that men paid as substitutes
for drafted men We're the best troops.
and that volunteers were the worst.
But tlougl neither volunteers nor
militia could be relied upon, they
would often fight worry well provided
with cover.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31

s@ We antorized 10 announce the
aamef H PERRALTA, of East Baton
Roug as candidate for Auditor of
PubhAccounts at the November elec-
Won.
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= 49,
ssREcErPr FOR MAKING CofrEE.-Takc
the common garden beet, wash it clcal,
cut 1t up into small pieces, twice the
size of grain of coffee; put into the
coffee toaster or oven, and roast as yo,,
do perfectly brown. Take care
not to burn while roasting it. When
sufficiently dry and hard, grind il in a
clean mill, and take half a common
sized coffee cup of the grounds and boil
with one gallon of water. Then set
lie with an egg, and scnl it to the
table, hot. Swe ten with very little
SnGar, anl AID gopd. cream or mix.
Ih.s coff' g ran be drank Ly children,
with inp'iaity, and viii MT tin nv
Ju i5efn mt either imp,i sight or ii !
YES. Col. Wm. d. Weaver and my.
stIt have tried it, and ful it aln,os.
eqnil, w.pn properly made, to either
the Java, B.dzlliian or al ,cil1 c,ff'.r.
! AN indebted to llle colonel for this
excellent stbstitu :; and as every II IN
has a beet orchard, - h. has his coffee.
Ana I'k" tuify, we cxcldin,, ''t,les-
& nj Tor dis blockade " ggrr now G.,
hIn plenty IT kppLphre, aal Mf In.
coin AIN 10 wherr." r. J. DAwsoS.
; +. ). There is !; PEE crntagr u wt'"r
in the beet, w,ljcll is tx rt.;a.ta. VA
TOAST the cva-4 particles tg j nUo
brown.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31

= fhe great quantity of .iob-work
the absence ofene of our workmen
y, ve trust, an excuse for the
ttnss Of reading matter in this
nbr of the Union.
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Died,

On the 10th instant. at the
fcsidchce Of his parents, De- Soto
Par.sh La.. GEORGE, son Of John +.
ard salln L H,iley aged years, and
A months.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31

PEOR PRUDHONYE, at the
solicion of many friends, is car
aidab represent his Parish, in the
Housf Representatives OF the State
Assey. |
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: jim Ii. SMITH, is Uanl;
Gatcreprescnt this Parish in tn,
Hopf Representative.
lss'sqasst of MANY VOTERS.
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a3- Advertisements sent to The Uiiou
after Tuesday evening, will not be pablhhe
before the ensuing week. III
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NO. 1O6.
ADvER TISING:

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First insertion. ......... 81 90
For subsequent insertion. SO
Every nasee that shall be sent dis withou
specifylrg the anguage in which one desire II
% DC pLDhshod, nor the tiIneit ID to continue
~ the papf~, viii be published during
one D onth in both languages, and will sbe
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II We are auth rized to announce NJ
\ NORRIS as candidate fer Sheriff a,
suing Election in Noveub, next.
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E&Ne are authorized to announce
Me ME of }. Nj. II. TUCKER
ssqsl an Independent candidat for
gcprntative at the November elec-
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must give notice thereof at the Office, other
wise they viii be continued and charged for
aatl expressly forbidden.
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ssresrages are paid.
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NAJoh work will be done hereafter, unlcss
she pay can be had on delivery.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-24
MAJOR ANDEL son DISPATCHES TO
THE WAR DEPARTMENT..
Srp ,usu,p P\ITIC J
STEAMSHIP BALTIC,

or Sandy Hook, April Is, 1861.
Hon. ). Cameron, Secretary of War,
Washington. D. c.
R-llayiug defended Fort Sumter for
thirty four hours, until the quarters were
entirely burned, the maingates destroyed
Ly fire, the gorge wall seriously injured,
the magazine surrounded by flames, and
its door closed from the effects Of the neat,
four barrel, and three cartridges OF pow
der only being available, ana no provis'
ions but pork remaining accepted terms
of evacuation offered by General lSeaure-
gard, being the same offered ley him on
the llth inst, prior to the commencement
OF hostli,ics, and marched out of the fort
on sunday afternoon, the l4th inst, with
colors flying and drums beating, bringing
away company and private property, and
saluting my flag with fifty guns.
ROBERT ANDERSON, Major First
Artillery.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-24
THE WAR NEWS
vlUGiNlA sEcrpEb
MAI ANDERSON ANp rr SUMTER
sttyI.Uts Oi' AIMS AND row DEil
~ CINCINNATI.
rtouDY TWHT lN BALTtMOR TllRlE
entbIrus 4 SEVEN UITtZENs KILLED


WAluNuroS, April Is, 1851,
The two dragoou messengers VIC came
i'm from Virginia in such hot haste lat,
last riplt. ns mentioned in my DESPATCH
brought the intelligence that three Io,S'
,prviai trains Of cars left AlcNanlrla O''
tween cirhl and nine o'clock j. Inc even
mr. Two of them went IN th" dircc''Ih
Of Richmond but whether they we're go
inr TO that Iiucc, or were destined 10
some other place Of rendezvous IN II
rinia. was matter Of some doubt; 6HI
that they started ~. Il some secre! e&pe,
ditiou against the government seemed
clear in the minds of the me'sengers.-
The third train, containing mono nut
known scccssouists, went out on the ROAD
lcAdi to Ilarper's Ferry.
Following directly upon the poihI
nboy mentioned the city has been thrown
into state Of intense excitement by The
rcpolt that the arsenal at Hmpcr.S Ferry
was seized this morning. But We get no
part, uars,
In addition t. this, twD Union mem
bers of the Richmond Convention
Messrs. Carlle and Dante-arrived here
this forenoon, and report that the excite
ment was so intense yesterday that seven
of the Union members had 10 leave to es-
cape injury.
Mr.. Clemens aud four Others proceede
on for Western Virginia, but their bag
gage was retained in Richmond. Mr.,
Roits remained there, out it is feared by
his friends that he will he hung.
4 despatch from Norfolk states that
the United Statcs ship Yorktown has
been taken 10y the mob. and that they
have sunllen tour or five vessels across
the channel at the mouth Of Elizabeth
river leading to the Navy Yard.