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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08

The call C Presdn Itsys ior 1000 volunteer troops
from Georgia toSerys az Pensacola has been responded
70 with mua en- kssia and al last accounts they were
rapidly assembling MAcon where they are 20 reudez
vous until ordered 20 march the anticipated field Of
action. On Msndsy night last two companies embracing
prominent citizens et Augusta for Macon. The whole
city seems to hape turned out to them of, many
sores having been clcet for the occasion The Augusta
Cbroai-e after describing the immense throag including
many ladies' assembled at the depot, says:
The scenes enacted IN the Vsv Of lesveakiug would
TN lager space Juan We can afford il fully reported
We venture 10 say but few public iUuc.ousries' ever
shook hands in tue space of tine than did tue
volunteers They were tr-iy "sl aboard the engine
gave two or three p-emoci,o.y WHISTLES, and began
slowly 20 move from tlG depot Then there arose from
the thrOng such shout made the we'kin ring
hats and hankercheS We're waved the artillery fired
par,iog salute and the train sped on its way, taking of
some hing hearts doubt, out leaving behind many
more 1t perhaps worthy Of mention that many OF our
much abused aud 'CrIeAy treated slaves took most s
fccolae leave OF their masters who we're among the o
parting troops In Instances shedding heartfelt tear
aud 10 is mss 20 say tblt some OF their masters man
Tested as much emotion SIS Themselves.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08

ElLCHN1NB CGOIUEeG e. IE1EUFAC- %,
I'd loEf-lhe subscribers hayc haad large and "a
corplete assortment NJ 2GUTFfRN MAEUFACTURFD H1
GuODSCo'h7 Cssuers and Ncrg oi al trades from IL
the FOL owing noted nils CreEsiaw Nils Richmond Va hnrr
Co NILS LupeI county, Va; Kelley, Ford Co.'S us,
Fredecssaurs Va Thomas Ame Ms Marion, Smith county,
Va Rock laad Mills, Charlotte n o. which prepared TO
make measure st the shortest notice and 90 the
approved W es goods that all compare 10 every respect with
the beet Northern goods and Of the Crrnshsw
goods equal IN qua y French There longer
fr buying goods nuNciureI he adin
W keep always haad stock a. FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLoIHa AND CAssHERES MOTTO De surpassed by house In
the city, Wrfave The best cf Cutters aud corps workmtu
not 70 be surpassed by house ne non determine
on 10 furnish patrons gh Southern tingnsteS ase
eout goods w1ve South and south
sold and worn South determined DO all In powr
TO push forward Southern Institutions.
SPENCE CAREY
Clothers and Merchant Tailors
fe26 Corner Of Main and 18Th streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08
from n. Adre,ii.g,. p,o,tt,nc, ? =

you are have rubed with heaache send FOR
box, (Cephac p that have them 10 At;
ack.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08
F,o,o N, D,mocyo, 81 Cz,,,y ,G,r

Fcon he Examiner Hortat, ~.
They have been tested In than thousand cases. with
H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08
BELLE vgRNoS, ONO, Jan. l5, 1861,

SRT @ srupiSG Esq,
Please find closrl weu1ye for ghlch another
box Of crphalc Pills. 7Aey trly hs Let Ps I6dre
triei.
Di ect 4. sTOvRR NJ
Bee Vernon, Myapdot Do q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08

Ffyni NE Examiner Ror1dk, Va
Ccphac Pills accomplish the object which they we're made
viz Cure Of headache Ia all is forms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08

Il UBtNE'S GENUINE FRENCH IN RACtS
IL FOR the HAndkerchf Lublr soaps English Honey bF9~a
windsor and other choice Toilet Toilet Mirrors AR f
pAraons Of an KIDD genuine Tortoise shell Combs ivory, Hrn
India Rubber Combs Hsr Brushes rooth, Nal AID Other
Brushes IN and having all bseu bou, Tor cash s be sold
cheap. AZ JOS. LAIDLEYS
Family Medicine Store,
nhs Sign q ehs BED Mortar, oth ana Main Streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08

From ne Wfst0n II. Z. 6d-efe C1icago, U
We heartily endorse Mr. spadng and his unyaed Cephao
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08
sPRUcE CREEE, HuSTyGloS Co., Pa, I
January IS, 1861 (
II. G. sPALDEo.

You will please send bores your Cephac Pills. Send
them Immediately. Respec fully yours,
JSo. sIgoHs
Ps-Jhare used one JOs fyow FAs, and md them e1ce.
en.
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Fer sale by

FEkyIaG made large addition shop SUIT the souher
Il trade will sell the Northern prices Of 1859 We hav
over 100 different designs Plain and Ornamental Railing
VerauCns, Es.!conl-s, Porch pieces, window
Guards a. &C. Vault and Cellar Doors Iron SASH Shutters,
and general Baksmhg and finishing with neatness AND
despatch.
-csneery Railing for the country made to be pu; az
" 40 ordinary mechanic. izsO-t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08

HAyKRFeRo Pa. Peb. 6, 1861.
Mr. sPuDrSG.
sR:
wish you send morn BOX Of ycur Jephac Pills
haze receicCd grsa,dedL cfdHCftf,Oa Hea.
Yours r. pectfllly.
MARY ANN sToIRHoUsY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08

FTOF LNe HdfeIlIsfT, ITOridfHcf, 2. T.
Cephsc Pills said 70 be remarkably effective remedy
for the headache and Of the best very frequent
complaint which has been discovered.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08

From he Southern Pnl FgRder Mem Orleans La
Try you afflicted and we are sure that your
imony he added 10 the se1dy list that
ed benefits that no other medicine can produce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08

fe3-om p D Fox No. CGi.
n B. Please notice that every ingredient used foregoing
AlLnns ]. nlrch.a.l .nn l Maann hlNnn,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

PENSACOLA AFFAIRs.-The Pensacola corres
pondent Of the Mobile Advertiser writes NAV 18th:
UnheTalded, President Davis accompanied by
Secretary Mallory and Mr.. Wigfall, arrived in
the early train Of this morning While here, he
10 the guest OF Secretary Mallory.
The Fifth Regiment Of Alabama Volunteer.
under command Of Col. Rhodes, have arrived l.
and are quartered In the city limits I visited
their camp this morning, and found on the ri o bt
wing the State Artillery, Continental Cant
w. II. Ketchum, OF Mobile Asa Mobilian am
proud OF the Artillery, company borne a quarter
Of a century ago. They are suppied,with bat.
terry OF six pieces, viz two large IL FOUNDER rife
cannon; three 12-pounder howitzers, and one g.
pohnder cannon; their caissions are to arrive to
night.
Vegetables are scarce here, and command out
rageous prices.
Since Capt. Adams notice Of blockade, the
vessels now In port are hurrying abroad their
return cargoes. They complain bitterly of II.
terms. Some Of them will have to leave hall
loaded, or fight their way out
The vessels OF the feet have been amusino
themselves the last two three DAYS In targei
fring-practcing for the "rebelsn
May 16th.-Mr. Russell correspondent Of the
London Times, in company with RIessrs RS.
veSies, Lynes and Batre, OF the Mobile, have ar.
rived here safely. The schooner on which thev
came was boarded from the Fleet, and the whole
party spent several hours en- board the sabine
They were politely treated, and were afterwards
permitted to go on 70 their destination withoui
further molestation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

WARS TIE TRoUBLR IN RIcHxoNp,-The
Richmond Dispatch Of yesterday says:
Messrs. Boyle& Gamble, who have esta blisbed
saw factory in this city, have been FOR some
time engaged In the manufacture Of swords for
the southern troops. We learn that their factory
was set on fire yesterday morning, about half PAST
three O'Clock, by party Of daring but dastardly
scoundrels, who. TO the number Of seven or eight,
came up and attacked the watchman stationed
there, beating him badly. He did not, however,
Yield quietly-two Of the villains were knocked
down, when third drew a revolver and threat
ened to put ball through him IL he made more
resistance. rhe party set FIRE 10 lot Of wrapping
paper contained In the once, when the guard
having summoned the watch In loud tone OF
voice, the incend!aries left. having previously
ascended to the top of the building and stolen the
dag which was fving therefrom
The outrage above detailed 10 OF 90 daring
Character that we are at loss 10 conceive the mo-
tves Of the perpetrators. The act discloses more
OF malice than a desire for plunder. Has Lincoln
any active agents In Richmond? n 90, let them
be ferretted out and summarily dealt with DON'T
put men to guard important points without put.
ung competent arms in their possession +"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

THE ENGAGEMENT AT sswALL's Porsr-Yes-
terday We gave an account Of the cannonade I'm
Hampton Roads On Sunday, the virginians in
the Meantime having mounted several guns, the
battle was resumed. From the Norfolk Day
Book (secession) Of Monday we CLEAN the follow
Ing details Of the latter engagement:
on saturday after the firing, the steamer Star
(Mcnucello) bitched on to buoy near the battery
where she remained until tho following day
The battery being on high sand bank the Of
ncers OF the Star were unable to see what mig bit
De going on In the former, and the secessionists
immedia ately set 70 work repairing damages
Three short 32pounders were carried down
from the city, and got in tolerable condition for
temporary use. Besides these, two 6inch field
drawn up in position, the whole concealed from
view of the enemy.
Sunday evening about four or five o'clock, a
small schooner from below passed up, and vixen
near The Star the latter fired a gun which passed
over the battery. 1t is not known positively
whether she nred at the schooner or at the mai.
teiyi though IL Is asserted by some that the
schooner was acting In the capacity Of lookout
Tor the steamer and had sent boat alongside of
her before she fired the gun. The idea is that
the schooner got as near the fort az posi- BILE and
sent man up on her mast head to spy into the
1ort, those inside being unconscious Of what was
going on, and deeming her a friend However
the hFss gun was taken az a banter. and the bat.
terry answered IL, with much spirit and IA fditv
az convenience would allow, the second ball wa
understand, taking effect in her rigging muc b
for some considerable time by both the steamer r
and the battery.
The two rifle cannon. II 10 said done the most
execution, she'll from one Of which, tt 10 re.
ported, burstsd on striking the steamers rigging,
though II Is not known whether II proved fatal,
The steamer was struck in her hull several times
nearly amidships, and one hole, we understand,
was Knocked into her side large enough for a
hour barrel to enter. The steamers battery was
finally slenced, and about that time the two little
steamers, the Yankee and Young America, came
up, both of which fred few balls at the fort
They all three then started or down the river
towards Old Point.
The shot and she'll from the steamers few over
the battery, many of them striking a mile In the
rear. One shell bursted near the battery without
injury. piece of it, weighing four or five
pounds, we saw last night. The tops of the pine
trees in the neighborhood were pretty we'll cut
down by tie shst and she'll and the boughs and
spiinteTs were scattered about with a good deal
OF activity, though with no bad results exeept
the scratching Of the hand of one of the staff Of
fcers who was present
During the cannonadng some Of the infantry
sailed out on the beach and discharged their
small arms at the Monticello she being what was
considered at the time within range
The Day Book says no one in the battery was
hurt save one man, whose ancle was injured by
the recoi! Of large gun.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

VERMosr.-Senator Foote is here, urging upon
the War Department the acceptance OF two Ver
mont regiments, which are enlisted for the war
and which are now In camp, fully armed and
equipped, and ready for march. in addition to
these two regiments end one now at Fortress
Monroe, the State Is organizing four more The
Legislature Appropriated one million of dollars
for the war. Senator Foote says that every man
and every woman in Vermont is ready to enlist,
and that the people will spend their last dollar,
to any enemy, foreign or domestic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23
nFMr G. r. Liphtnino Train rs. IsIa q ,,,..,

DMr. 9. F. Lightning Train has laid street
railway In London. A paper says that IL does not
appear TO Impede the general trafic, and pair OF
horses carry the enormous number OF sixty persons
In one Of the cars with ease. They have not vet
learned In London the capacity Of street car
~ gang OF armed burglars attacked the
office Of the Treasurer Of Martin county, Ohio. on
Friday night, blew open the safe and sbstracted
81 500. The Home Guard turned out, shot four
dead, and took nine prisoners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

TROUBLE AT RIcHMoSD-The Richmond Ex-
two, Of rifles and sixty yards, and freaks of like
fancy, INDUCED In by hot-headed and fiery indi-
viduals OF mature years and respectability, has
given place to those rough-and tumble encounters
between citizens Of less pretensions and more
muscle, There were sundry Of such encounters
Yesterday, but the arrests,were few, IL any The
producing cause in all such affairs is fighting
whiskYU
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IL The Charleston Courier Of the 18th instant
says" II Is reported by gentleman lust from
Pensacola, that Gen. Bragg had captured two
spies near Perdido Bay, Warrington. and that
they would be Immediately executed One of
them was once before In custody. but was re-
leased upon promise that he would not be seen
there again. He violated his pledge and will
lose his life a. q penaltyp - = :. -
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FHon HARPERb bFExRY.-The correspondent of
NE Alexandria Gszette writes, May az =
Another mississippi regiment arrived here yes
tsrday They are a gallant, nobIe-looking body
Of men, and were with great dficulty restrained
by the officers in command here from marc hing
on 10 the Relay House at once ..-...-
There 10 q much larger force in and about the
Ferry than 10 generally supposed-certainly not
less than Il 900 men ready to meet the invaders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

fEEsIpENTIAL APPOINTMENTS. - To-day, the
Tftsldeht made the following appointments Viz:
joseph Carey, Pa, Judge Of the Court OF Claims
william Lowber, Phineas Horwitx, WIlliam n
Harrison, Charles Martin, Francis M. GupnelI.
James Suddard, Allen Engles, Benz vreeland'
Edward HuPpen, Samuel F. Cones, and Charles
yonns, TO be Passed Assistant Naval Surgeons:
ana Jacob 3. Duregan to be a Naval Surgeon
Fam Raymond, Postmaster at Andover, Mas,
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ter, 1s7 Baltimore st., Baltimore, Maryland''-
containing 40 cases Of revolver cartridges and
1,o23 yards Of bleaehed muslin-wers . seized in
New York Yesterday, q eonksband; not being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23
Spirit Of The Msrnius Press

The lnisHigsHssT, In reply to a subscriber,
quotes from the message of Washington to Con-
grsss, the Constitution, and the proceedings Of
the second Congress, to show the law under
which President Lincoln has recently acted, in
calling forth the militia Of the several States.
The Republican says that Virginia demands Of
the Federal Government precisely what has been
accomplished in MARYLAND, not the overthrow
but the restoration of the RIG ht of self government
now temporarily oveTridden by a minority fac,
ton E.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

U We regret TO hear a report nom Lancaster
Pa, that ths Hon James Buchanan, ex-Presideni
Of the United States. 10 confined to his room by
Illness His disease, 1t IL hoped is not OF seriou,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

RrNoRs OF MILITARY MOVEMENTS fact
that five or six regiments New Jersey
Michigan, the New York Twelfth, and Els.
worth's Pet Lambs-and perhaps others, were
ordered to be ready TO march at five a. m this
morning, created great sensation throuy hout
Warrington. lfintended FOR anything more than
10 exercise the troops in being ready TO spring TO
their arms al a moments notice. the nature of the
service on Which II WEE proposed to send them ia
not yet known to the public. The Issuing OF
such orders, in d;sciplining raw troops without
designing 10 march them, is by no means uncom
mon, IL will be recolleeted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

Tax BLOCKADE or CHARLESTON STILL TEMPO.
RARILY RAIsKp-rhe Charleston Courier Of the
18th says the steamer Gordon, Of that city has
bern cruising of the bar, and that no United States
vessels are in sight, f
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III From Franck Taylor we have two recent
military publicati ons-'' The Standing Orders OF
the Seventh Regiment" by Col. Duryee new
edition, and "The Handy Book for the U. s.
Soldier Both valuable books tE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

oxoRsE w. suhMERs.-This distinguished
citizen Of Western Virginia, 1t appears Is IA king
very scfive part In favor Of resistance to
oy bis section Of the State to the last extrem ity
De Inlly endorses all the positions Of the Hon. Jno
N Cariisle. His influence win be powerful, in
deed, In shaping the future action OF Western
Virgins. y H.. 81. -, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

III Through French 4 Rishstein's fast pony
express we again have New York papers In ad-
vance Of the mail. Fastfy Far for May IS, re-
ceived from them, is o rich number. .s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

ID From shillipgton, odeoD Building, we
have copy Of the useful httle work, q The Handy
Book for fhs Y. Q. Soldier" just published by
L'ppiaeoas.99iss .aas ass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

sAPPoiNrnENTs-S.s 8. Bean of ". a.. has been
appointed nrst-clsss Isl ,2OO) clerk; and Fisher
a Foster second-ciass (sl 400 clerk, In the
Sixth auditors Office 'u-I--I' = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

W Lelters 10 The Editor from friends In the
South mention these important facts as Certainly
true: -'
LIST: That General Joseph L. Johnston, late Of
the Federal Army, and now Brigadier-General
take command at Harper's Ferry, and ought 10
to-day. '1' VI
I'd That General Beauregard has been ordered
there. way
30 That President Jefferson Davis will come
70 Richmond so soon as his business at Pensacola
Is conci1ded, perhaps by the close Of the present
week.-Riehmond Ezanriaer, 22d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

OUTPosrs FIRED UPoN .-On nj onday mig bit the
outPosts at the Relay House consisting of detach-
ments OF the Massachusetts, Sixth Regiment, were
hred upon. They Immediately rallied and
men, and fed as soon as they had fired upon the
pickets.
Colonel Jones received very unex pected orders
on Tuesday to report to General Butler at Annap-
OILS. accordingly, accompanied by one of his
omcers he went by the next train to that post
MsJor Watson In the meantime is in command at
the Relay Camp.
Inc twentieth New York Regiment guard the
road from the Junction TO Annapolis They are
In good health, but much ex posed for want Of
sufficient camp equipage. They have ample pro-
visions, and the citizens along the route are re.
ported as very kind to them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

D steam canal boats are introduced on the
Dutch and Belgian canal. W. WV
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g r It s, DR. A w e RS
~ AND OTHER
FURNISHING GOODS

g II 4 5. DR. A w RS,
~ AND OTHER
FURNISHING GOODS
The Subscribers have on hand, of their own di-
rect importstion,s large and vell-seleoted stock
OF FURNISHING GOODS, and hoId, besides,
the Baltimore Agencies OF Northern Manufsctur-
srs fer the sale Of DOMESTIC ARTICLES OF
GENTS WRAR-sll OF which they are prepared
to sell ss low as the Goods con be had in any n.r
ket In the country.
They name bat the leading articles of their
stook-viz:
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS, Collars, Drawers,
SIX. Gauze, Merino and Cotton Undershirts,
Mems Cotton. Wool and Merino Socks,
Mems Linen Handkerchlefs, hemmsd,
Cotton, Silk, Lisle and Grass Cloth Neck TIes.
spspenders, Of every description,
Mems silk, Cotton ana Lisle Gloves, white and
colored,
Pocket Combs, Tooth Combs,
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, &C.
sTELLMAN, HINRICRS CO,
importers ami MaxuJaefursJs' Agsnfs
81 HANOVER STREET,
ma ax-lW BALTIMORE.
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zs,55g0 q, ! ~ 4 LggsHEGs AicEsieAx AtieEs MEscEK
hVspAbboEs inssca be.ss ,nst airye spe q
80 e'H'iS'SSfo''so oMIa rsas09 NaS'
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CaPtdin-R. 3. Cunningha
C0RnaAdsrs-Charles c. Turner, Edward C
filton, VIM. E. Hunt
LieKteHanfS-O. II. Bergman, w @. d. 8
Porter, John II. Brown, Samuel Edwards Edw
Q. stout, C. Terrett, Horace N. Crabb, Richard
Il. Brown, H. N. Garland.
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G., MOUNT OLlyET CEMETERY.
y zo'olnek m sth Of June next, for the oonstrnci
Mon, mnn,., ~ % stone or brick, Of Receiving Vault in
may be seen by application to the uads rsisned'
CHAS L. WHITE. ID. b.
President Board of Msnagers
III Eo-LL street, near Fifteenth
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f. OATS! OATS OATSW =
q. r OE 20 sALk.seOO bushels of. good Virginia
cents specie. Apply at THOMAS w. RiiEy5S
Wharf, foot of Eleventh ST. M 81 81.
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n x TIE UNION PRAYER MEETING
ikS will be holden EVERY DAY in The EnsI;sb
Lutheran Church, corner of H and Eleventh sts.,
oonnencing al O'Clock p; IN. and to be continued
these social meetings =, Q, '
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AIDES GREY SUITS,

AIDES GREY SUITS,
OxLY $3.50.
Another supply OF Ladies' Suits only sstm q
IadIes sscgue Goats and Basques NJ "a
super Grey Sacques and Goats at IS and ga
Black Silk Sacques. soc
Black silk Basques,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

OFFICERS RESIGNED The following Is a COM
Plete list Of the officers Of the U. 3. NAVY whs
have resigned since the Inaug of the seces
sion movement.