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Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-10

THE WAY THE BLACK Horse WERE UsEo
Up-A spectator Of the scene tells me that
the Zouaves literally decimated the Black
Horse Cavalry. the celebrated rebel troop.
About the middle Of the battle, the ,Zouaves
fred by platoons upon the rebels stationed
in the woods. After they had fired, they
discovered troop of horse coming down on
their rear. They carried the American flag,
which deceived Colonel Heintzelman. and
made him believe they were United States
Cavalry, and so he told the Zouaves As
tpey came nearer their true character was
discovered, but too late for all the Zouayes to
reload
The regiment faced and received the cav
airy as they came down, with leveled bayo-
lets, which threw them into confusion. Then
away weat muskets, and the Zouaves went
In with their knives and pistols They
seized horses aud stabbed their riders. In
this hand hand conflict, the Black Horse
way of fighting. The sequel showed the
Lopayes to be the most expert handlers of
the knife
When the fight was over, there were not
twenty Of the four hundred cavalry left alive.
Sien and horse had been cut TO pieces by
the infqriated red-shrts. This troop of
cavalry had boasted they would picket their
Wash Cor
HE COMPTON or THE REBELS IN NORTH
WESTERN NNNTRGINIA-H HowlTHEY' SURRENDER.-
letter from Oakland, Va, dated July Is,
says: -"A'-
oakland isat the top of the mountain, and
iis at this time the general headquarters of
'onls IN part Of three regiments stationed here
Sixteenth, Twentieth, and Fifth Ohio Volun-
teers-but most all of the men are out on q
scout, and have been for two days, but are
looked for hourly. One party of IL Federal
troops brought in come 80 rebels last night
from the mountains. They will be sent to CO.
lpmbus to-day A more niserable set of
fellows you never saw they never made any
resistance. As-soon as they sc our,troops
they threw down their arms and rushed to
them for protection They say there are
thousands more in the mountains who would
eglad to be taken. as they ere mostly men
who were pressed into the service. In one
instance, of over forty men who were taken,
they had picked out all of the inside of their
caps; so that don't look mueh} like fight The
party that wss brought in last night belonged
70 70 Colonel Cobbs regiment. They say that
tne Colonel told his men to retreat by any
way that they could to get to Norfolk, and
;e ne would then disband his regiment. There
- - not going to be any more fighting west of
the mountains
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-10
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Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-10
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Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-10

TRAwoRs IN THE WAR DEPARTMENT. -Simin.
ton writes to the Bulletin from Washington
ton as follows:
Events Of the last week have shown that
there still are traitors in the War Depart
meut here, who have been giving the enemy
information of the contemplated movements
of our army and for that reason. among
Others, it may be desirable TO modify the de
tails of future movements. Among other
evidences of treachery, | cite the fact that in
one of the camps from which the rebels fled
at Fairfax, was found photographed copy
of a map of Virginia, carefully prepared in
the War Department for the use of our own
army-a copy which could not have come
into possession of the enemy unless through
the treason of some trusted officer of the
Government. How debasing the conspiracy
for country's ruin which readers educated
men capable of thus holding positions in the
Federal employ for the purpose of belraying
the Government into the hands OF the enemy
For DoUGLAs-The Times says it was al
ways an advocate of Douglas, his principles,
and his political doctrines, excepting Oh his
course on the Kansas bill We have an i'm
preston that. when Douglas was candidate
for President in 1860, the Times was among
his most bitter opponents. Such, also, is the
remembrance Of this community The ques-
tion is, how can apaper be for o man and
against him Douglas and Broderick, when
alive, were violently opposed by the Times !;
when dead. it praises them IS. F. Call
GENERA. MCCLELLAN THE MAN Fer THE
Houn. C eneral Mcclellan is now the Man
of Destiny in the popular eye. since the fail
ure of Mcdowell and Pat'erSoa The an
nouncement that he has been summoned to
Washington to take command Of the
army of the Potomac is hailed by the
country with peculiar gratitication, and in
his progress to Washington he has been re-
ceivea at .Ritsburg and Philadelphia with
the firing OF cannon and other demonstra
tions Of popular enthusiasm. They think
that on a broader field and in command of
an augmented force he will repeat on the
Potomac his brilliant campaign of w estern
Virginia, Louis Cor Bulletin.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-10
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05

Az IvrosrEa CArGar-A Transatlantic fellow calling
himself De. Morris l. Roscvaly but passing under ~
rous a'ossr Wa arrested here Monday las as per
s1r OF e, fame aud usme Yesterday be was taken be-
fore che y1r snd committed for further examination
H,es- recently Warreuou, and passed himself oil as
'A.bra., lewis surgeon iu the Army Of the COlied-
crate 5;,s the prisoner earnestly requested the yOr
mo. 90 send him back the place OF confinement where
hs bad spent the previous plight he had been unable
90 Get ly e l Queuce OF the attacks OF chiuca-
e. P,yhBps these troublesome insects had insunciyey
ti so.-.d s Profession OF the ledger, and as bo had
tesotel timelf plrc uhry 10 the depletion OF others
D e-,.s.rou nd otherxse, they doubt regarded
im a. 81 o. -u' G. for i-botOmy. The Mayor com
Pad ,iil che c.or5 request, by committing him. a.
n, pric g, il 20 the cj,y ST. vhese~e fear he viii 6nd
The az nap, 20 escape aruOy4nces, the pursuit OF Plea
sure ulter o.iI,l.ies.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05

SEIZURE OY THE WESTERN MAIL.-On the arrival Of
the train from the West Harpers Ferry Saturday,
The ageut refused oliver it Up, AID file OF men
then brought in and possession taken by force
The Baltimore american learns that the mails for Wss
err Virginia will s! b. spatched to Western Virginia.
via Pstsburg to Wheeling TIE following the cOuu-
ties OF Western Virginia which the postal service will
be cont nu d
Hancock Brooke, Ohio, Marshall, Wezel, Monorgaia,
Preston, Hampshire, Morgan, Berkeley, Randolph, Up
hur Barbour Taylor Harrison, Doddrdge, Tyler Plea
SAINTS Richie Lewis Braxton, Gmer, Writ, Wood Jack
son, Mason Putnam, KtnawhI Webster, Clay, Roane
Calhoun Caoell, Wayne and Marion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
RECEPTION OF MINISTER ADAMS AT THE COURT
OF ST JAMES

WAsHlNGroN, June ? Our Minister to England Mr.
Adams arrived in London on the 18Th of May. In cx
pectaton of his coming arrangement had been made
by Lord John Russell 10 receive him Tuesday, and
for his presentation to the Queen ON Thursday Lord
Russell, however, called our of town by the death
Of his brother the Duke # Bedford, and Nr. Adams
presented by Lord P.imerstou.
Everything attending the reception is understood to
have been marked by entire cordllity and friendship
Important depItches from the State Department here
reached Mr.. Adams the l7th, and he Immediately
arranged for early interview The attitude OF the
British government it il believed, has not yet been de-
csvey aSc raned to the satisfaction Of the Admins
tration at Washington. From France, or elsewhere
n re is o,hing new.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
S0TrIIERN MANUFACTURES.

UVNREMAN,S Improved Manipulated Guano'
Il AmEIOuiated super. Phos Lime.
super Phosphate OF Lime (W''hou1
anuorfaN Also Q. auibia, NcvNssz, aud other 6uAncs
The chmoni Fertilizer MILL having full supply OF tne
sb5v. rsI rcEe-s hAni and TIE ns c'usAniy Al sok
A. prepared % arnh and Planters with AM quAnuy
they NAY y a ioInwiag rates:
Manipulated Gusno $50 f~ 90
Amro1iAteI Suptr-Phosphate o. Line $40. 81
sup-Phcsphs,e " Lime, (Ethout Ammon!s) ISL zVOVos
iesv-rei rec % charge. M snv pat % he city
TIE success which these MaGgrcs have been used deIns
ts ps wear on wheat Cora Oa Tobacco and noton In VII
% AMI North Ca-ona cTinceS ~ letters received and ne
raov Increasing demand, certificates might ID given oe
Is deemed unnecessary fsrmes Ali oahEe - Sy otIssns
-v d.y They can be furnished TIE Mia or ~ Messrs
Worbs Claiborne Messn BAR ChAnee-Syne IN AcnTouS
Ia Ec,- 50 wiiamsbarz Rsgs Co, Norfolk, D.
,;y, - P.tersburg Boyd Co Lynchbarg, va Dole
80 L-rirgoa T G. dodvin Isq HncAste, Va and CozzS
s1n Merchants generally.
N'4N J H. POINDEXTES, Proprietor.
A HARruAN General Agent,
- 9 P o. Box No. 66l.
B-Plsass notice thkt every lnseteni use N ne
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
AFALSg ALARM AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June This afternoon the firing Of
heavy guus on the Virginia side occasou,d much excite
ment and rumors rapidly spread Throughout. the city of
the fight The crowd at the in the Presidents
Gardens was soon thuned of auditors and Of ighen-
Cd women aud children, especially under that mistaken
apprehension. TIE highest portions of buildings were
soon occupied by 81 Sous spectators, some with spy
glasses, TO see the conflict But il turned cut that the
military on the Virginia side we're merely trying the
range of their guns.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
TROOPS AT CHAMBERsBURG.

CHANBER. BURG June 2.--Geueral Patterson and staff
reached here to-day by special train, with Capt Nc
Mullins Rangers.
Il Is certain that portion oil the force now here will
occupy Frederick within few days.
HARRI.nuKG JUSE 1.-Two regiments moved towards
Chambersburg from Lancaster to-day. Ten regiments
are already there and these added 10 500 cavalry make
the force 10 900 in round numbers at that point.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05

DEMAND FOR THE STATE ARMs-A statement has been
made, apparently rehlbs authority, that Governor
lick has made or ia about TO make demand On all
the military companies OF the city attached TO the First
Light Division of Maryland Volunteers Tor all the arms
ana equipments belonging to the State now in their pos
session 1t is understood that nearly all the Grms Of
several organizations have been removed within the past
month by The members some to their private dwellings
ard the remainder TO places III knOwn.-BlH. amer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05

DsvorEp Wnz.-Arother regiment Of South Caro-
Ina volunteers arrived here yesterday morning. Tie
wife OF P.ieac Andrews Of the Darlington Rfss, at
tJcl,i 10 tHe regiment, accompanied her and 90
Oh ci.y uLd circumstances somewhat romantic s1d
illustrative Of The "dccp devotion Of womsn's love-. lL
seems thar Wien the company received marching orters,
slr suddenly derrGined so along with ter husband
o the war; and by secured passage on The
sa-e ts.in which conveyed the regimeat norjhvsrc.
H.r presence wss nos known the off; until TIE
train rcichcl Wilmington Whcu with the asseat Of tie
C.loa=l MS Andrews allowed TO come on TO Rich
mo1i, aud viii probably accompany her husband TO the
SCAT Of va. Mr. Andrews lei, home without bringing
a chang, o. cl1thag Il has bsen ,geslel that the
hle o. Richmond should provide for the wants OF Ms.
Andrews and furnish her With three change Of
tine r.Ipers COSTUME, provided she will consent TO wear
th4 U-i,rm aud obtains permission 70 accompany The
recr- 90. To concert Of seton among the
ladies suggest that the various sewing circles take
t5c lbe,. iao consideration by conference, CT other
wise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05

P,ssrouIs-we learn that after to-day, 10 passports
will be .usd 10 any person desiring to leave the State
And no one will be allowed 10 ito the Safe un-
l he can present OF peculiar force for obtaining
this urivi.eEc Th,t's right
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05

FRrE wArrs-Tac Committee Of the Water Works
sloalI a. ono. gran. the use ofhylrsa; water With
on. ebsv-e 20 Inc f,m,s OF absent volunteers whose
nance are registered OF The book Of &5. D. T. Harrison,
s,cr,tary OF tie soldiers Al Fund" Gentlemen give
this suggestion your immediate attention, and you are
mo- Invested Nth be power either take the response
b.i,y" or call a special meeting Of ne C'y Council
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
BORDER wARyARE.-From wilIiamsport, in t

BoRDER WARrARE-From Wlliamsport, in this State,
we learn that the Virginia troops opposite that point en-
Saturday made another attempt TO get possession o.
the ferry beat. The Union men at Wiiim-port resist
ed and shots were exchanged by which the secesonsts
are reported 10 have suffered without damage to their
opponents Another attempt TO capture the boat beig
anticipated the Union in the city were assembled
for resistance Baltimore american.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05

TVE SEVENTH REGIuESr-The Seventh Regiment o.
New York passed through Baltimore Friday night Oh
their return home. The American says that large
crowd of secession sympathzers gathered at Camdel
Station and heartily applauded the apparent
|, backing out from the war.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Tie Amsredn furnishes the latest reports from Fort
honroe:-
Toe Norfolk steamer Gsorgeanna, Captain George W.
RUSSELL lett 70 Monroe Saturday evening, for
Baltimore aud reached ter wharf at an early hour yes
terday morning. bringing few passengers and the UnIted
States mail which now consists of single small mail
bag-eers and papers not being sent farther than Hamp
ton When the left Old Point Comfort, there
we're about dozen there, and nothing OF in
terest uanspring outside of the Fortress 1t be-
coming very warm, especially during the day, along the
sea-beach which those from northern climate declared
unusually oppr ssve, but the advantages at the line salt
water bathing were refreshing and the oldars daily
seen swarming the beach,
Munitions OF in large quantities were being con-
yeyed to Newport News Point from the Fortress which
is scarcely an hours The William Whdren is thus
occupied.
The City of Richmond, the flag ship Cumberland Com
molore Pendergast the Quaker City, Captain Bell the
Harriet Lane and the Wao sh as well as several smaller
vessels all at that port the Harriet Lane having lst
arrived from Cf Charleston Bar, aud The Wabash hOm
New York No actual military movements have yet been
made other than those already mentioned Gen. Buffers
headquarters inside OF the fort.
As the Georgeanna passing ~ the Chesapeake she
met the steamer Catane going 10 Fortress Monroe hav
ing on board load of shells and other munitions of
var. She from the Navy Yard, Washington, aud It
was expected that her vessels would follow.
The following letter from our correspondent at the
Fort dated Saturday evening" gives the test news
FoRrRESs MONROE June l, 1861.
There are no military movements today Of import
aace Our troops trsLsporr heavy cannon TO the
Rip Rlps, midway between Fortress Monroe and tie
opposite shore Orders begin to reign in the encamp
ments One-tenth of the Vermont regiment on the
SEX list mostly with the measles. The regiments at
Newport News are to-day loeraly SUP pied with fresh
provisions, from want of which they uave greatly su
Tered Notwithstanding hard work in the trenches, the
Massachusetts, and Vermont regiments yesterday sent
down nearly one thousand letters for their Notaern
friends
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05

STILL ALvE-A Chicago despatch, dated on satpr-
duv night ports that Senator Douglas was then coa-
sidered somewhat better and his friends were encour-
aged TO hope for his recovery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05

E ordained the Council t the city o. Richmond that the
ID Cole r OF the city Taxes shil annually give notice IN at
least Of daily newspapers Of this city r fifteen days
prior the 18th day June hahe will attend at his flee dli
between he ours Of O'Clock A. NJ and oOc r. from the
18th The 3 Of Juue Inclusive for the purpose OF receiving
any person charged with city taxes the whole half
charged deGuclne from the whole amount, n
onehal be, per cenum thereon The Col
lector shall In Ike mann notice. for tfsen days prior TO
The 18Th day OF December, that he will attend A. lis o;e daily,
the above mentioned ours the 18th TIE 3lst OF
December elusive for the purpose Of Of cevng from per
son has pal half only Of the city charged
u thereon
Of the above named ordinance passed January
llh, 1852 will attend the Collectors Office, City
Hall the 18Th the 30 h OF this month"; the pose Of
Giving tsIes above directed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
.na.s. thou With

shs Appeal Of Job-"wbssefors conssnisst thou With
men which he showed that the visitation Of the d..
ne judgment the sins Of for their saliva
ton That aud all other caamiies the result
OF mans rebellous nature He counseed all to prac-
tice seize xamuation in order TO rightly the 10
terrogave Of job On concluding the services the on
gregaion seemed much affected by the simp announce
ment Of the pastor that Divine service might possibly
be performed at the same place next Sunday"
The Pocahontas is guarding the Potomrc o.
pote Alexandria in readiness to land field artillery at
moments notice. to cooperate against the Confedera es
in case Of an attack Steam is kept up ready TO
sail a. ten minutes notice.
A battalion Of cavalry (regulars) and battery Of
tery proceeded toward Fairfax Court House last night
ALEXANDRIA, June 2-Evening.-The three hundred
barrels Of -four at Hunt Youlg's, Cameron Mills, at
Hunting Creek belonged to Col Suite Of the Confede
rate Army 1t will be taken of in the morning ~
Alarms are created every night by indiscrmnate
firing and the Federal troops continually on the
alert.
The Notifications on Suffers Hill progressing
pdly and the position will be rendered impegna-
ble the batteries commanding the surrounding valley.
Nearly 1000 Federal troops stationed in this vicn-
ity including four regiments Of infantry, ght artillery
battery and Lieut.. Sweets company Of the second ca
vary The infantry regiments here the Fire Zouaves,
Michigan First Massachusetts, Fifth aud Penusy lvania
Fifth.
Nothing had been heard here from the Fairfax Court
House expedition up to nine o'clock this evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
NOTICE.-W We wi.

NOTICEwew wish to call the attention Of those who In
~ camp the defence OF county that have and
constantly manufacturing all kinds Of Camp Pdrnures
Mes chests Focng Tables Cots Camp 81 oils aud Matr
Also, style Of Camp Dedstead and Mattress combined,
which superior TO thing Of the kind ye Inv nted Is sh
ADD axes but small We have furnished several RCD
ments and demand has greater could supply
this method inform friends the public that
have Eng larger numSer of and after to-day
ill all orders liyen a; low prices.
We employ several good Cabinet Makers TO make
up Camp Furniture
BELvIN 4 ATKINSON, Cabinet Manufacturers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05

COTTO. OSN BURGS.
~ so bales Cotton OsnSburgi, Of various styles
5DbAl.s medium and heavy Tent Cloths In store, and
reeeyng for sale for cssh only, very moderate prices
- P.INE4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
Is - AND M a q a ms FDls IHE
SOLnIERs WITHOUT PRICE

RANDOLPH 12 Main Street Ia, stock OF South
- Literary ger DeBows Southern Review HarTe.s
Magazine Putnams Monthly, Lakewood, North Bitih London
Quarterly ard other msgazLe' besides several hundred
Of light literature which offered TO the Soldiers with
out money or price. mySl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS

ON mi AFTER Monday, June Sd
- Tie Rail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHMOND DAILY, at 6it, A Nj. for staqn-
,or AID al intermediate way Stations connecting al Cor
tonsvie snd Alexandra Railroad Trsns fo
Mana sa Junction and intermediate Stations Al Manassas the
trains connset the Manassas zap Railroad, Tor wheeling
winchester Hpes Ferry and all stations on TIE Manassas
Road and At Charlottesville with their trains for Lynehbug and
an points West and Southwest Of that place And every other
day. viz Tuesdays Thursdays Snd Saturdays, for Jacksons
River and stations West OF Sauntop.
Harman Stages connee; with the train a. stanton,
Ga Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen on TUES
Ssys Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington. - .
HArmEl ard Companys Stages connect win e Irsn,
sprs snJ At Jscksons River White Sulphur spnS,,
LeWsburg, &c. -
The Mall Train leaves River Mondays, Wednes
dAy, and Fridays at Sis, z NJ. for stauntor. -
- THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
- General Superintendent