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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

EsNE LIQUORS.
w su,"
100 csses fns oarsl Wine
80 bsfsrs Jhsn2Ig.=e Wine
5 CASKS ane French Brady
besides large o Of very superior cd E!uf ard Brsn
questionable as 70 srd pcy having tough 10 bond
Also Lopdon Porter, seoeh Ale Irish and Scotch Whisky old
jamaica Rln 20 Our stock Of vsinis Rye WHISKY coIp,
sl fthe hess brand. Q, which very supsr
al Of which viii sell .. tma advance Ia tets 20 Tuh psr
ohaser JcHhsoE, YOUNGER orEy,
JAY so. ~ Pear: Etr,st. ReAs,ona Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
ALBERT MHLLSPAUGH,
PRODUCE OoEMIssION MERCHANT
. coZazz GARY AND 18Th srRrrrs.
RIGHM0HD, VA.

NItLlTSRY CAPS! military Caps!! JOHN
WI DOoLEY tns-J, at Wholesale and Reta the Military
aud tie Public generally, hi large stock Of Home Manufactured
GOod Grey Bas snd Black CAfet Fatigue style Caps
had A. tbs - ahulmeat favorable
In hssouh. Particular attention desired Military
CAp the hnes most durable ard Cap
turvd Hay1g hand good supply OF took he
Of HAs the Wholesale and Retail trade will eonnu-
ed, JOHN DOC sSv, No 81 Main Street, Richmond Va SEQ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.
10A PAesAd 3 n LanzhOrns soss superior CHEWING
NV TOBACCO o. Ae following brands fon Lyuehbarg:
Standard pounds
Dc kaHpoun5s
Extra hne Gold Leaf, pounds
jacob Kent Honey Dew, do
HulEfort'B pounds
cherry Red half pounds
CliAuba %
City FADE. pounds
Lone Star do
Croaoko do
ALSO,
loOS packages other SeIi known b-ands
On eousieaasnt a for sale by HUNT JABEa
oorasr Virginia and Gary streets,
S.uls Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
EaC0UaAGEi
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!

SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!
TO 3d. and especially you obtain desirable Coos
without paying any for them than their actual WORTH
The CRENsaAW WOOLEN COMPANY
., this city organized last year. and In order 70 make such eooo
compete WITH but would rather AID other soen
furnishing grades and sly e o. Goods that nave
aeyer heretofore made In Virginia. theI ned their MIL Win
Machinery and nnes quality They are nov manufao
ung nne OABsMkREs and CL0THs Of every variety rom me
virgins Merno Meso and solicit the attention Of the
in the Bouth Goods All who have seen he Ashf
uLOTHe manufactured al nrst expressly for he virginia hntay
Institute them At least equal not superior qualify
% they buying heretofore and quite cheap
n virginia and Central Agricultural Societies Their
ssI held city In October last awarded 70 M COMPANY
Gold Medal for their exhibition Of WooLkN GOODS, which IN
sind a some beautiful shaws Blankets, &C.
may rely upon ple:e OF Goods anlactureo
being represented and under no crcnmanees
IN M Company induced 10 work hhoddy In their 6ooo nor
I'M they card any cotton with their WOOL
sll VII p. MITCHELL,
S Sssa 4. ss. sIsss' D'r''''r''
R.W. HAYWOOD,
for the sale Of Goods manufactured By The oren
.har wooden Company Richmond vs we have now on hand
about yards Of hne plain and fancy nge and Double
aoa Carsneres Cloths besides lot OF me Blankets snd
manufacturing at The rate Oh s
va per week which offer the trade At fair prices and
IN liberal confidence that the enterprise WIN re-
sslye liberal support CkLNshA~ q w., Asenvj
f.2G-ts Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
DyCHmOND CLOTHING MANUPAC- a

DICHMOND CLOTHING MANUFAC- -
II TORY.--The subscribers have hand . large and
sompis,e Assortment Of SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED NJ
ao0Ds-olOth csssin,e and vesiings Of all grades rom
Co = Mills Cuper er county, VA Kelley, Pord Co.'s MILL
Jredeicfsburg Va Thomas hmes Mills Marion Smith county
Va Rock Ilaad Mills Charlotte N o. which We are prepared
approved that will compare In every respect vi
ne best Northern good and many Of the CrenshaN
oods equal In quality French be longer
euse FOR buying out Of the state In addition
se keep always hand stock Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS AND oASsERES not be surpassed by any houseI
The city, We have the Of Cutters and ceIpl Of woFkmet
not TO surpassed house In the Unon With determine
ION furnish patrons with Southern raised
South and made South and We trust 70 be
od and determined 10 do al In power
70 push forward Southern Institutions -
SPENCE CAREY
Olothle1 and Merchant Tsilors,
fe9S Corner OF HGn and 18Th stroets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
RICH MOND WHIG.
The Daily WING In RichmOnd-Pay the Car
riers.

riers.
The great demand for the DAILY Wac within the city,
as well by regular as by transient readers and the dh-
Guilty of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
by carrying system adapted only to efhce suSscrip-
tons, have induced to resort to the only feasible
mode of managing large city circulation, to wit that
Of prepayment to the Curriers'. From this date, there
FORE no subscriptions for the WING TO be left within the
city will be taken at this cfse ard all pO-soDs indebted
for subscription the present time, within the city, are
requested to call at the Oce and settle their accounts
The Carriers will Of course continue to deliver the pa
per to the present subscribers and receive pay for the
same at the rate Of fifteen cents per week The Pueho
will now understand that all restriction upon the sale oil
the wHs BY Carriers within the city is removed and
that all who want il may buy from the Carriers or have
il left for them at their residences places OF business
September 18th, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAl

VIRGINIA CENTRAL KAIEROAD.
GENERAL sUPEEINTENDEaT'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, July 3lst, 1861.
Notice to Persons sending Packages TO Soldiers at hanas
Sas, Staunton, &c, &C.
TINHE practice senGpg sge packages by the Mall Trains
becoming 80 he Train bes dts causing delay
hat hnd Necessary caution TO eounne themselves 70
gsy snail or will the risk OF their being LETT,
besides beng sabject 10 exeEess charges. . -,o,,,
ara General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
RSA CARD.-As VIC have

- "a M AHs--Ac VIC rave 10 CASH icr
e~3S reary every thing needed In the line OF our
snsss, vii, nom th date, decline continuing accounts
oePt with those who have regularly settled their bill
~ lgt Of January and July
Accounts 10, paid ls Ja rs5sd be Increased
TR PRICE Co
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TO THE FARMERS or YlRGISsA

flHE between the Northern States
ing doubtless beeo permanent s gres; measure
be expected 70 the South wit BUTTER aad having
Gag ged extensively ios ye1s In that OF busne
Ss liberty Of suggest ng he ie.y Of beating Butter wen
before packing 10 and ais OF p1trs Ia ubslarger at IN
han The bottom and ssnd % A<et aer packing yea
possibly would be pie sea consgnmenlo
purchase aiowne the hhe.t market ice ard deal
cinslyey for casa, VIII urnh goods the
send The cash promptly, fer whatever be
eonhd<n. hail 10 the interest OF both
re sys Iwaald be gsi any other country
produce; BIT principal object 70 call particular
ton 70 Batter making Large supplies have been heretofore
% he South hon the North whilst make arnsh
selves give reference from the fact that have been engaged
In business Ia Ills ey M ha s' hrtyeve years All ask
riA-feelng confident Of giving Subtraction
fAMPS0N JONES. agent,
Grocer and oounnis ion Merchant,
au2-dkc tccr Haia All gth s,s., Richmond, Va
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON.

GOV EaNUK SIREkT,
II receiving fer the Fall Trade CAr2sngs, OIL Cloths, Ma
"A tng oartsn pods, Cornesl and Bana5 Window Shades
Paper HAnzg5 Sgrlsd HAIR ard Nos fsr sails prices
CaTpe Cursns Beds and Mattresses made order short
ga Paper hanging deHe n the Gig country By superior work
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
sRAND CUTTING.

TglO PHYsICEANS. The sub Carbonate psnutl Is
e % pere5t subst ts Tor Nitrate which Il
very high and s-srca The eonpsrs " the Dpe7ssicy
(yfe iis) assEt fr the sub Car-onRte II
advantages the Sub Nitrate and many rronen prao
un-e rrefsr H. sIdclent supply resolved TO M al prescrp
TONS also, full supply Ct the best chemicals and
pcrct 10 enable heretofore supply In the
fil mann The prescriptions Of patonS MADE BAKsI
PharnAceutss Man above Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

The Subcommittee of the Chamber of Commerce
still in correspondence with the Secretary OF tie
Treasury, upon the subject Of loan to Government.
The Secretary will probably advertise for proposals
for s. 900 under the act Of February 1901 which
be can Issue days notice. and without limit as
price. This loan WILL we do not doubt, be promptly
taken at about current rates. The Si 900 00O adyer-
tised for day since at par, thus pnt before
the public because the law requires thirty days notice.
and the right 10 ssue the loan expires the I'D pro1
There is no prospect Of this loan going at par un.
less it is popul,rized like the French loan, and
the Secretary mikes direct appeal by circular to
capitalists aud Others in all parts of the loyal States
addressed to their patriotism and their interest as in
volved in the support Of the Government, without
which Government their property would be OF but
little value. general earnest movement In ail parts
of the loyal States might bring out the supporters OF
the Government. and absorb this loan. Ii IL, bow
ever more probable that the Secretary will be Obliged
resort to Treasury Notes. which lie has the right 10
issue in tie place Of any authorized ban.
In money matters there is Ii tie or no change. On
demand the supply is abundant at 59 y cent. A
few leading paper Lave been lrofeTed 10 The
oren market at a u cent but these very choice
In or descriptions the market is almost 81 stand,
and ratesf'- from 100 70 cent per annIm to $40 Y
cent per month TIE banks have free applications
lsrgr than they fui! meet.
Land Wsuaots Are d"' aud selling at 10 950c. rer
acre. Trea-ury Notes Of 10 ra,e. Of interest are
ouiet at 70 , T. cent discount. v,e rerchspis will
not buy them Tor Custom House purpos c,n.dern,
it meanne H. We preset crisis to pay ming bat
specis 10 the Government.
Annexed Is tie statement of tie New-Orle',s Banks
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VILE prior their hsse ineuncst We COPY IL
ioIo"ins -oice from Tn. Rio Grsnds Seu incl:
hs ne -ss-d well knowp many Of cur otiseos ana
his sves be assured thai although he died - re-
sway from tho he did for kind ofEces Ia b lest
hours The ocSy wss followed to the By large Coz
crne NJ cur best nhsbsot The will shortly b
v.ye g. NewYcrk by kis brother Mr. Josiah Moohssd who
VIII CO ~ With him the wsrmss s,mps,hies Of large circle q
sinc. 70 riends."
ONDERDoNK Tho funeral Of tho Right Rev. Berjsms
Tresdwe Onderdonk will be held 1t TiB, Chnroh ruse
day May at O'Clock where i,ste.5 Of 1t The house
the Clergy generally and hends invited attend wtao
further Invitation.
PROUOFlT-Ou Wednesday May at hts residsnes Ne -
Eat Broadway Dr. Jsmes o. Proudft Of The late D.
Dsnie Proodf and of tbs late Judge Osvs OF th
city.
Notice Of the day and place of burial will be given.
StA1GIon Wednesday, Nay l. Mrs Anna ssgs ~ido~ssf
fn- friends and epivss Of the family respectfully nvtedte
tehd her funeral ST Thomas Church. Fridsy The
Ih @Z0 o'clock. Tn. remsus wi be tsten 70 Greenwood
Ihh-ln Brooklyn. bur dsy May Mrs Isabel sturs
wico" OF The late Peter Stun. The 31th year Of her
iLfotIoo Friday May Capt Vincent Tiyou 10 the I'D
The '.s aud friends and the New-Yort Bosrd Of Marine
Unrwrlfei- are invited 10 stsud his funeral from his lsts
resij.nee no. I'D Lvng.ton street. BJoosl buddy,
May a2 o'clock p IN, without fur her n .itsiioo
VAN CLEEF-ln Americas, Oa. on Monday April a. James
T. Van Cleef formerly Of Ms,srsn, n. J.
NEEDES-Oo Friday irg May srer severe spi pro
act~d illness g. the 10Th year Of hissg, James r. We~a~a
The relatives aud friends Of the family invited to attend
funeral this AFTERNOON O'clock from No 20 Hanover paoA
WHITCOMBIn th. city, on Thursday May John h.. ony
soa Of Edwin p. aud Frances c. Wbcomb.
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DEED.

ARMsTROHG-In tas cly. oG Tti.Jey Mey O. Charles
Armstrong ssed ~ ye.rs. months sut - d-ys
BFRRY-At Habsusseh v on Flapday May 2, ir hr Seth
year Of As Eliza ber is ict u the l,l> f5tip
Berry II ard t4uehsf Of the late R'v jss " C.. Someyn
THIS frls!ves lrLd4Of te family n, ed to tho
fue,s MuIisy. ith in NJ 4. at ie FtTi Reformed
Dpch CGUoch hscEens.ck Iairs 81 tie HacA-fsck Rail
roal ompEGy leave jersey Cay al u and lfaas
leave H,ek.aitsk a. !. and3;2s ,. IN.
BUkBANE-fn COMPTON Kate Couny H.. % suufa v Arrl
% VI coasuGngon Deacon Ebenslec BUTbsHk tide tith
yea aes. tie atlus peGTlJt devoted cu sa
BbYLisAt Jsa,ra iong t.leud, rhnriay May 2 Mary
widow ss ihonas bsys IN the 80 year as
COOkE-lp t oity Thursday hsy Sarah Frspe.s .sd
tbs aud 40 dayr dilsheros George g. AID sarah Coo.
GHANlntis city oa 1aundas MAJ Alice jsish4n,
aged Is yesis
EcnARrsoa Friday, Nay 1851 Francois Eeharte ia the
Seth yesro hts axe
The relatives sd, Of the family are respocty Invited
attend is funeral from bis late re-snce No "a "sste
street between Aty ard Fourth Sancay tie ''p
list at I. n, ei..ogi further iDsi siiou
HCRLbUT - Al Scnh Lee on Sunday, April q rhorss
Ha5u CSC ssed % yea President Of the 5oatn es Paper
Company.
MoLAuGHLlx-In Jerss City al rhnrdsy pornipg May Z,
John o. lie sushin Of Jee, City In the 80 yea so
The tenIs and relatives OF the family -
attend tbe faassi O'Clock Sunday MAY ,n ne
Hsddias d. Church. s.nHied on M@ssoIs' '"'''s 70
tween Grove and BAus~ stroes JsrseJ Jay
There q world above,
Whess parting is unknowut
a whois stsrs tty OF love LIB
Forrnua for the good Alonst
Ar fsith beAoits tho dyrs here "A
% T-a,slstedt 20 hat happy spbere
MooRVy A, Browrsvi,is Texas Sunday Hsfch 2s
william John Aooshead se Of this city In the 3sh year Of
His rsDsin, have been Deposited In the Cemetery Brsva'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The regular = ontlly meeting Of the American Inst.
tuie was held at tie Cooper Institule Oh THURSDAY
evening Gen. HarL, The Pes dent. IN the CHAIR.
Lieut. B.E1lt1r moved that Mr. Hawthorne, tie
builder OF the old ship Constitution, lie made an hon
orary member of the American institute. The motion
VIE nm iinou-ly adopted
Mr. LAwroS sPoke 10 question Of privilege and
made al eX lDaoD III ref. enee 20 AN afuIc wlleh
lad aurraird H. fHy rRfEUsE, euti led Bldckbau
tie IT. tor" lie tod OF what lie 10 eathers OF th-
La sion fauls had tnur in ReyolH ionafy times aud
std ut h. I'D hi mel b,eu bon ~ garrison. lie
sdinied at be hid aii tat he soatn had irrie't
Iirt 10 rebel bat nc believed that they had lne
risit 10 sece, e. tie sid that he bad expressed m
view. warmly, BIT hat siuoe q pio lanaii)u OF The
P,e,Ideni lie hid miniature starr und Sinlee
next III heat. h'Houg cut OF puDhs view.
Mr. hcrLEA1n's Tctiyutiun ~ ~ not aceei 'rd, ana
l.. .ur.e. t. rontiH. e ny serNies Will II nigIi be
rec rs.y ios im to perform agct VI the lEsi..atr
al n .si.iy Of e. % per ar.
Lieut.. Is FrLfIT made one osserrntous in refer
enc 40 ulli s.fy ma Hd 80 0"h laioLs l. Tue
.lcs.ut ,ii,i-, al eren,ou Il was resolved 70 Sc a
emotisl tr,i Governor of he Sat, Ia biz behalf
10 o. Il red 10y 'he Fl els Of tne lnfsde aud sueh
memJ, Bar lit ihcin'd.
Tie meeting ca aajurued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
TIE REGIMENTS IN QUARTERS.

Tie following are tho quarters Of tho different regi'
menis mustered into seryice
Fir,t Regiment National Guards, Col. W. II. Allen
! On % men, Hos, ital building. Ststen Island. -,
The Second Regiment N. Y. state hiuia' Coi
Tom kins S6J, are encanped on the Battery. o
Col. Wilson's 9Th Regiment Volunteer Militia, ooo
strong are quartered in the old Government houses,
Staten Island.
A company of the Navel Brigade, under Lieut., Bart
lett are qnartered In the Government bnll iig staten
leland. TIE Brigade has been accepted oy the ota'e
authorities.
The second Regiment Advance Guard, Col. Olms'ed,
occupy the quarters ut No. 70 Broadway, 100 strong.
Tie Thirteenth Regiment, Weriehestcr Chasseurs,
Col. Lansing have 100 men at No. 70 Broadway while
the rem aider occupy company barracks.
The lst Regiment New-Yoik Union Volunteers. Col
C. l.. Pratt lave 100 qnariereda' No 36O Pearl street,
and 300 in company barracks.
TIE let Regiment National Zouaves, Col inches.
ney, 100 are Quarter.d AT tie Division Arsenal
Him and White streets. md nj TammaDy Hall The
Zouayes have received VI cir uniforms.
The lst Regiment CalioIiia Volunteers, Col. Baker,
have so men Quartered at No. 5E Broadway and GO
in company bsracba
The list Regiment German Rifles, Col. BleDker 8i3
men, are quuiered at PalBce GaIden.
The let Regiment Scott Life Guard, COL Hudson,
are quarteIed at the Central Park Anenal.
The 10Th Regiment, Highland Guards, are not quar-
tered nor fed by the Quartermaster- Generals Depart
ment. They viii occupy quarters AT Sandy Hook.
The Ntw-York State Steuben Volunteers, Col j. f.
Bendx 20 men, are in barracks at Laudermans, near
| the 4silroad DeIot.
| TIE New. York 2ouaves, COL Hawkins, have been
transferred Castle Garden, where they will remain
| until OTstred Into service.
The Let Regt. Advance Guard, Col. Duryea, are
quartered al Fort schuyler 900 strong. Part OF the
| re iment .scaHIed About the fort.
! The Goth Regiment, n. Y. 5. NJ, 700 men, from
Kinsson, Y.,tIe now quartered ut the barracks III
! tie Ci,y Hall Park.
1&A&5h Regiment have been ordered to private
Quq'@r,s. bat receive riious from Division Arsenal.
TIE Al any Corps Of urge. ses, Capt kingsey, ar
rived on Thnr-dsy, and are quartered in the new Bar
racks in the PAX
Two new German regiments will be assigned quar-
| tiers to-day or TO morrow.
| Tie Q arterrnaster-Generals Department distrib-
! utfs about 1900 ra,ions oaily to troops quar-
cred L ADD about The city. About 900 more occupy.
accepted, willie fully 800 uen Oh Incomplete rolls
! have not yet been mu-t, red into service.
The surg, on Geuerl bas Office III the Division
! Ar.enal coraer Elm and White streets Inspections
aud examinations of companies are made a. soon as
| they are complete.
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rl.AasfskEis.

DROWN-TuONAs-U 5lnJl,, M q ). 'hs Rev NJ.
H,s's oo.fg. Drown, esp ase. - N.s jail. T. -bowss
ofsAls city.
ChJLD-OApiSAt GTscc Cl0rch. 3rootlJn, o. rbarsday
Ny T. he ss. il. ed D. tiass .ls L.r.. VIVA LlG
20 Jr.io 4 n.sis ~ o. bfOokiya
CLARK SHERWCOD-On ThurslAY. Nay by lh- Ror rr
C..m.es joe "a x. Clark Sovjtssry. sss Llzze
daughter 81 Er.soa Sherwood, rag. Ct 81 city.
GRAY-BgOWA-ln Ci,c.p. at, Wednesday. Nay I, BY
tnr H,y ~ ~. / 5 Thompson Geo e. ). Gay q Nes-
cia,sii. ChiS.
QU.NBEk- GATCH-Iu Brooilyu o. Taesdsy, isr. % BY
a.. h.s d ~ = CsrreHf- Ad gEs =. s5rl To- ai.s
sas, A. dae iuSlet u Frederick Hatch, esq Of gonnt
lie a-ns Mics
GRKEN- RON Erg-In il city ~ Wednesday evening MsJ
~ tie Rev iaass @I-t a. Is Residences MI Usofg, U.
C.rln - hllt- L.Aal r. lo~ eu, ~ oi tnis city
Rev Ur "a Ad44s Nj james Mdlrf % tss Cly, u "a
tix- W ID. L.nSts Of 4 ) stevens Il ot0oAtyn A..
Rlid. p4rt AID ioasLGeeptis p5p~is please cHpy
McQCLAN- ktLLOoG-ll hidsohsld 90 "Wednesday May l.
b, tie rev af WGiss John Ic~u- IT, Mis-. tie
T. kellogg. both CT south fSs~ah
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ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTHERN. LrcH7.
ss6s. COZ In Gold.

TIE U. 8. mail steamer Northern Light (which the
Confederate pirates intended to csPture hss safely AT
rived a, THE port. Sic left Aspiuw.A al noon. April
es. with 80 passenger and $s6s Gos in gold. Senos
Buruaga minister iron Chill, is . passenger In The
Northern Light. -
April 18th, lat. 1872. lon. 75o, exchanged papers
with steamship o.,h Sar. tence for Aspiawsll. May
2d att i5 p M, lat 80 80. long rs 10, spoke steam.
ship Champion.
The following is tie Specie Lis. Of the Northern
Light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
JJrDGE BOND UNION MAN.

TO the Ii hnr Of lhe ~. \. ITitsnss
Sin: Tie letter Of Your Baltimore corresI"nd-
emit does yIeat hiar'ice to JLcGe Bond Of Dalim"re
lie is now GLd l,.s always Teen an EAcomW0ntiSng
Uefoa ,
The ,oliowiug extract from letter written by bin
to NJ l and received OILY io-iay seviden'o u TIE
ioct which indeed j. Loi cOusiec IN IL luMose:
,la II; or IT,. Union to tlr s.,i ard when your
company o..e, a. e.ertsl them ia. pelsto paiee
f~' "Yoars }. h. BOND"
. kep- Y,yk, May ., is6l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
LETTER TO GEN. WOOL.

Tie following letter from the Union Defense Com
mitee was tIausnied 10 Gen. Wool, on learning that
no Lad been ordered TO Troy:
USioS DIvrNsr CoNsiTrEK oY NEv -YoKt,
No. % Pine street May ?, 81. !
GsSKRM: The Uuion leieuse Committee lave lad he
honor receive your ,r - tn date conveying scopy e
crmrpctti1n t. yourself rom he Oenerui@ met andtr
Jae 81 Tie .6ih lie Committee learn vib ,iDc~fe get
hit BY yOuT vifbdaWs fom thp cy they and the pnbho o.
~ eLeAt - aud en- ne NJ sd
iducug the voluntary .5o . Of oaT patriotic cirus u
i.. Oovernneut III ns existing eneIgeLcies We EEL
nst but eIpre. sr e The community H. 'ny
ibg h.t y0aT sctvs ard responsible eaeon TIE pubic
and he pub, s4iiy much too OF The means
bic eutbs h. have been able to avail - ucc tie
rebellion IN h-ha the Committee have the
honor Z. be your o5etief. servants -
WN 81 Ey.hTs S.cv s. DRAPER, ceChsirmsn-
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Union DEFENSE Fund.

The Bank subscription IL the City Six per Cent
Ian, in aid of tEis patriotic fund, op.ned AT The
Contr Hers Office, already amounts 10 s5Hn which
sum b been taken in various amounts By eighteen oi
ouf city banks.
To-Day the Controller has issued the following circu-
lar to 'be several BANKS who have not yet subrcrbed
and the same will no doubt meet with prompt aud
favorable fe>ronse;
CITY o NEw-YoRK DEPARTMENT oy FfNAScB,
CosrNoIIrH'. OYFIcg, Asy ,, ls6l.
SIR: The Common tOUUGl Of TITS city having ny an
ordinance spyfopris.d The Of fl00tp 10 d y the
defense OF TIE nal Ul3o" ard authorized The BORROWING 81
ths upov bonds 4 'be C"Ipofsou, payable on MAY
lbl Interest per 'is 20 b. r1PeDd d
under TIE 6rrcli fthe zion Defense COMMITTEE sub
sc tion 10; L.s opered 81 Ills oc- for sid bod.
VIII Won have linln.s, inform sIie't ron
much may from yoH Lahk i""sd
maxim. Up The dts ell or ibi. isiIiv. purgs-r
N.r, .as1e-...ly. kOEI Z. ia Us, Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
CITY ITEMS.

The National Flag will he displayed from the tower
Of the First Baptist Church, corner of BrooDe and
Elizabeth streets, Saturday afternoon ~ 4o'clock.
with appropriate exercises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

SERVICE AT CASTLE GARDRs.-The Rev. 4. W.
Conway, Chaplain to the New-York Zouaves, Col.
Il. c. Hawkins REGIMENT, will preach on Sunday 81
10 a. m. in Cast.e Garden where the regiment 10 Il
present CHARTERED. Friends of the regiment and VIII
Tors will b. provided with seats