New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20
rnw-yonn r1puNE, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER w. 1861.

IT was Sur
Int IN many OF them refused to sell provisions,
sere finally prevailed upon to afford good sup
ply az very moderate rates 10 consisted IN part o.
choice vegetable, meats oysters, fish aud turtles
The stated that tie blockade made their conoi-
ton perfectly isolated, and they scarcely knew what
was going on in TIE rest Of the world.
THE FORCE OF THE FEDERAL TROOPS.
As the invading force Of our tr0Ope are about gong
into action into rebelious State, IA enumeration OF
the forces will command some interest," especially IN
Baltimore. The following embraces nearly all OF
the entire column, under the command Of Gen. LOCK
wood Of Delaware:
Maryland Purnen Logion-Lisut Col john @. Johannes
Francs J. d. Webb, se,ing Adaiaat; ro,.rh II p,,bv
First Company OF ATery-First Lieut. Joseph u. inspy
Second Les Thomas armed with SWORDS ana WIN
Company A-Csp,sin Benjamin J. sim'on; First Lieu.
VIM Sibfou Second Lieut., r. ReinicLer rms CORPS Is
composed Of large number OF members OF the lHoeeoe
0t cSnp amy Fcapian, IL G. MeHseFi Tt Lien ,a
Hilbert, seord Lieut. Nesingten are ,tr
dy mechanics Of East Baltimore ,,,,
Company G-Csptain mel A. GTahsn trt Ll,1t i,I,
T. H. w b5 (aciag Adj4taut, Second Lieutenant " men
" Tbmios;on Neariy all the nsnbe Of this Company arc
from worce,lsr Comfy haiy land 9nd tey n,r oV Gu
Law Grevsl Ri Leutcnsut Alexander windsor second
LisuenaIt & Wooen ChroPheI ~ ,s o. rs, u
Boyle rst Lieutenant John W. Cooper the corps mastering
CompsnT I-Cspain william F. Fulton Fr! Lieutouan
Samuel Burns, Second Lieutenant Howard NJ Newton, mus
Gofop,ny G-Capain Geo Merrill First Lieutenant Thos
Fenlard : cond Lieutenant Geo Brown 80
Compauy &c. s,gin VIM MITCHELL First lieutenant VIM
A. Eotartf Second Lionienant Andrew Brook.
SIX Cofn3iies Of the Newly ok Zorayes 9th Regment)
nrd- oorilaud q Col q. Warren md Legt.Co DuyeA
Tie companies The 9Th Regiment consist q the following:
Company A., Capt rsrjg. Company 49, Cap; Carr Com
pasy g. Capt Durycai Company Il. Lent Collins Company
,5 =, I'5 200 r,a'I5s. ard drill speei iiy
Six completes Of TIE eih Michigan Major Bater com
rnandcd ioows: Company 4. C1p Griffin Company b.
Caot Wheeler: Company O. Capt. SIizen; Company y,
Cspt. Cosswel; Company T. Capt oordeni Company H.
Six companies OF the 18th Massachusetts, luiant nrier'
ing $50 officers a1d men.
e "a Ms,.ehu seiii Battery Of artillery under command
Of Capt Nimlas,
TIE an Wl.so,n REGIMENT. Col T. H. Paine, 500 'roug
LIE Heading Cavalry, Capt. h!chsId'
frAftsTlCs or AccoNAc AND NoRIhAhFIoN.
The osiy reliable statistics at hand Of these two
counties arc those furnished 10y TIE United States
Census Of 1850 Il is no; likely, however, that the
later returns viii vary much FROM the TreNou5 ones,
a. that district il not remarkable for any eonsideIa-
BE increase of lis population, produces, &C: Acco
mac county contains 4 10 white males, 4,o|l 10,
males-total 9,G08; total free col0red, 10; tolnl
slave l9s7; total population, IL S9J adults IN The
county who cannot read and write. 2,lS3, acres oil
improved land, 1892; unimproyod, no. f9ii easl
value OF larms, $3H6,G5li horses and mules, 2,'9S
mich COVE, 3, l3i; other cattle, 1000. The pred.
nee is principally composed OF olts, corn rye end
wheat, amounting TO 5000 buslels. The church
es in Accomac are g of the Baptist denomination.
Protestant Episcopal, L Methodist, Presby ieiiaR,
1 Unive5sail5t. making an aggregate OF -.
Northampton County contains / ibji Wite mates,
81 fcnaloa-;oial 3,105; total slave population,
CAS- total population, 1885, adults in the county
who cannot read and write, -; acres Of improved
land. $500 Of uuimpToyed, $50; cush valre Of
farms, Sl,2i2,se0; horses and mules, ,iJ 0theE
cattle. i.4O3. Tie produce Is principally Of wheat,
rye Ind IN corn, and oats Eenumbcr Of churches
!; az follow: Baptist, Episcopel, Methodist,
Presbyterian; aggregate number Of churches, ~.