davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08
LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-The steamship HAVANA, from
Havana the Fad, arrived at this port to-day. The
weather cool and the island healthy. Business was
lively. The grapdest preparations continue to be made
for the reception Of Prince Alfred. The Spanish Bank
had made new issue of two millions
Sugafs were more active. Nos II to H. 6ia7 reals.
Stock in port 10000 boxes. Exchange on Londoo,
l0ll pr cent premium; New York, 2aG Ia per cent.
nrannm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08
MAnRtItn.

In Brunswick, the 2Ith ult JOSEPH D. RAWLSG5 and
Miss MARY J. kL.LI daugh er Of B. ID. Esei
Ato In the same county, on the 2sh r by the Rev hr.
Woo ward wA u. BARROW and Miss LUCY A. T. daughter
Ct Peter W. Hawthorn
On the l9ta ut by the Rev James Maray THEoPBlLrsL
FIELD Esq, ant Mrs SARAH 4. BLUNT beth OF Sussex
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08
RrTrRN oT FI0yD To WASHINGTON

WAsHISGToy, MsrCh 6.-John b Floyd has returned
to this city from Virginia for the purpose OF appearing
before the Criminal Court 10 the indictment found
against him in the matter of the stolen bonds His friends
express the greatest confidence not oay in bis ability to
establish his Innocence but in his power to divert all the
blame for the bond robbery from himself 10 exSecetary
Thompson.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08
New gnsiaHd am tNe Sax >eee ins Cotton

,e,z1s oi 1860;
1860 1850 Gain
SIX Southern States. 4 4J3 S6S S55S U4s sos $50
Nsw Eughud. .........S,l2S6i 2,7O4, 529 428 9lS
Southern net gain. ....................4 al 4O1
Thes, figures make al asul chasm in the Boosting Of
Sew England about their progress cOutrasted with the
stationary or retrograde movements of the South -
Aysr this uawarrautsbe test Of the census our New
Egand brethren ought to be little ashamed of the
ignorance which they have displayed upon this topic
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08
r,sau.snnan Administration.

TIE expired BnshA mini. { n on, as eontemPO-
rsry sas las suck Treasury dr., nj ed the Pub
lie Credit elt IadAl War, Cho; sW, I'd oths' ,laiR 3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08

The Augu,'a tGeorlill Sa,',net insists upon h r.
c,su.n of he i d. of secession in the o-gnc Law Ct
be NeN Coufedeacy The S.r.iel it will Sc 'o. ~
.i.,,s very vroa-s appreciation OF the deul -r'g d
ca.ri,. g .., w,a9 p vi which the extreme position
is -oas ., 10 be defeated "c quote;
J. i, ...es on l hnGs chat a., C,rf r,-s st
ON eN.-r by .ir,so Of TIE coim Of lie Iis,i o -
i.s NcIe a,6 ow.cigiug rig ct -,v' lu-i'a, We
ot aud never did hold 10 the Cons u!oral night Of
,e-5.1a. ,i.bcr ezptess, or necessarily implied Sui
$50, acknowledge gh all Others, that now inde-
s don't rom having cl-med the exercise Of the RICH
aud ON having actually Cxcr ised IT, Consequently our
Conf dtratoD from the very ci the case, cat
only be simple league by Sovereign States for certain
purposes. each State having the undoub:ed night to
ABANDON the league any time, for cause, that cause 10
De Judged by the State iselL
This being So We deeU it a matter OF some import
s.ce thu, th right be distinctly acknowledged in The
Constitution Perhaps iJ NAV be preposterOus TO sup
hose Tat the present Confederate States would have the
srlibood 70 deny this IgGt Vt secession to any State,
b t Is better TO have it dominated in the bond to pre-
vent s.lssous aud troubles hereafter. For We know
no. hos soon even the present actors in the scene may
choose TO change their opinions, ard We can make no
secure calculation about the tweaty years hence
Let Us provide non for every contingency, az least every
one tina, seems Ekel7 70 arise If Georgia shows ma
3rtv tor certain Presidential candidate al any time,
the other States being for another and another poll
,v Georgia may secede aud her right to DO so should
Be pi5.Liy clared
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08
OUR WA3aIA6T0E CORRESPONDENCE

To the Editor IF the Whiyi
| The comments Of IN, Wig on the inaugural have
produced pro;cuod impression in political circles here
Accounts received here from prominent points in your
S,ie, North Carolina, Tennessee, Maryland and KeI
tuck , represent muOl evaporation at the tone of tc
Inaugural
IL is said Blair is to take tue vacant seat the Su-
preme bench while the Attorney Generalship is to be
rendered to Robert E. Scott, of Virginia.
Commissioners Crawford, Forsyth aud Roman, from
ooniCjeated States, arrived in tie city to-day. The.
ave ttken private ramor prevails that they
will all be arrested but there is little if any, foundation
tor the report.
Hon. Sam. Smith, of Tennessee is now here, but Las
been conine. for some time 10 his room.
Bording house and hotel Keepegs, tradesmen and 9th
ers, who depend for large portion of their income upon
Government employees, complain loudly of the mean
Of the oRceseekers and seem to fear that when
the present incumbens removed the clerks will
not spend anything beyond what they are absolutely
forced to.
learn, on good authority, that while the average
number OF persons relieved daily at the City Soup House
is about forty, between 200 and 800 supplied with
soup on inaugural on day.
Delegations from Ohio Indiana and California called
upon Mr.. Lincoln in response to the Ohio address, the
President il reported to have said that he was stopped
and drbbled over BY repeated speaking, and they
must excuse him from further remarks Sic.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08

DOR PHILADRLPHIA.-T The A No <f0t
II steamship CITY Of RIohMoSD, Capt Mitchell, 2nrs.
Is nov ready receive freight and vii leave raeda' "
u h lst at 5 o'clock. A. NJ ,lv
For freight passage, having superior aeeommodans ~"
"a - - OhAs r. {. kDUZo, Agsnt
Roeistt1. o, 100 Mails o.
ps.o. .I,s t.hs. hroush bv sta. nd and ,n
Gspaseh- ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08
Ihe For,s. Ar.ennIs. &c.

Il is clear that the purpose Of the forts ana srsena
was the defence of the States against foreign INVASION
not the oppression or coercion Of those States BY the
General Government Why not let al fall into the pcs
session Of the respective States then particularly where
Il is confessed that the General Government has been
able to keep scarcely one of them in good condition
Why attempt TO reake those that have been seized oy
the seeding States, hold any which they have not
seized when the result must be bloody collision De-
tween the forces Of those States and the United States
Why make an effort 70 collect of the entrances to their
barbors" the duties foreign imports levied by the
Government at Washington, when civil war soon 70
follow Il has always cost the General Government
neatly as much TO collect the revenue in most OF the
Southern ports that amounted to- and II the
naval forces have to be employed to collect that portion
Of Which is payable in New Orleans the cost OF the
collection will be more than the sum to be saved VII be
worth.
Suppose c civil war follows the effort to collect the
revenue on board Of vessels of and blockadng OF
the Southern ports those disposed resort to these co
ercve measures should pause and calculate the cost
civil war ouce commenced, there l. no telling when or
/ where f. VIII end Itn.v -ts COS, Of or
o. boris,d millions Of Iy.sI- taspy THOUSANDS Of
lives before J Is teruraej. THIS vii be very dear
gge to Jay for making an effort collect the dleN IN
or ,T" the ports Of the see, ding States and hence
every prud u and sagacious viii say Il WI! be oc-
q 20 Iare all the revenue which the seeding States
may be abe 70 90 ct IN piuuge the two secti'n
mo % cody civil war about it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08

THE ARKANSAS CONVENTION.
LOUISVILLE, March The arkansas State Convention
met at Little Reek yesterday, and elected Union officers
By llI majority.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08

Dull TINES IN ST. LOUIS Chatty," the knowing St
Louis espondent of the New Orleans Delta, writes,
Oh the 10Th, as follows
As indication of the times and the condition of a
fairs in this city have it from COED authority "a house
agent that there are nov within the corporate limits OF
this city, Eve thousand vacant houses, which, if put to-
gethcr would make in themselves quite respectable
city; and they are for the most part large and finely
flushed. Men who, year ago, we're satisfied 10 pay
fcm ten to fifteen hundred dollars year for residence,
nov content with house at from two hundred and
fifty to three hundred THIS may be change of taste,
but am rather inclined to think u is change OF Cir
cumstauccs. In any event. SO many vacant houses is
but n had indication Of nrosneiity
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08


The Convention met u J. oo.ock s..
Prayer by Rev. DR.. 7 V Moore, OF the Presbyterian
Church.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
FKON MONTGOMERY.

MoSreoNEEY, Apd l6.-Gen. Pillow has just arrived
here FOR The purpose Of rendering division of Tennes.
see troops.
Everybody IS delighted with the encouraging. news
from Virginia
The Ca me, vii avail; Lncolus sfici, Proclamation
bsore taxi action. The teIegrapAic report of it was
read by them pi.h bursts of laughter.
Vice President Stephens has returned to the seat Of
Government.
Should yrgiais avi's Pros lent Davis he will vacate
bis post at Montgomery aud Mr. Stephens will assume ts
duties. Nr. Davis will then repsir TO Richmond, in ten
days, and make i. Lie headquarters. Gen Beauregard
would be second in command. Gen. Bragg can take
care Of Pensacola
Tn Secretary Of War authorizes the statement tbs
% 600 troops ul be called to-day meet Lincolus
men.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

Agricultural Illinois greater than those OF
ny 7her state The products during TIE past
oel 500 900 tons The vha, crop 1860 approaches So Oo
bushels while the crop y!sds not less than licOOcOo
dushels
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
rErEaR
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, April l6-Some STIR occasioned in
the city late yesterday afternoon BY of firing in
the oiag. Various runors were shoat-frst that the
Federal troops going land their ssorcs, but
such attempt made-second, that it was salute to
the British Consul for having acknowledge the indepen-
dence Of the Confederate States But in reality, it
salute fred when Major Anderson left the steamer Iss
bel go aboard the Baltic The Major and his CON-
mAnd are now on their way to New York. O1e Of his
officers, Captain Foster sent to the city addressed
to his wife, saying that he would her at the St.
Nicholas Hotel, New York, THURSDAY.
There are many small boats with the feet which re-
maus ont SIDE eli having mulsd oars. There is Grea;
curiosity 20 know how the horses aboard be used
The FIRE 10 For. Sumter hes been completely extn-
guishcd, and the fcH is occupied By companies
Of the Palmetto Guards Ssjor Ripey will probably be
placed in eomm'ud Workm ard mechanics are now
eneaged in clearing away the wreck and rubbish.
Large numbers Of troops came in from tie country
oisy, and companies are encampsd sd around the city,
!aGd attack is prayed for The Caroiaians want 10
hlve.a mortality list their next engagement. 5000
uer are nov under arms here.
The news from North Carolina, that the forts are to be
seized, has been received here With great delight
CHARLESTON, April l6-Tas Federal set stoned three
vessels coming in last evening bearing the Spanish
flag, onc tAe Brsh ard the other the American Thy
we're d-sioed saOr. time aud then allowed to proceed
TIE ice, sv" deamiued to interfere 10 more till they
have orders from Washington.
THIRD DIsPATcH1
CHARLEsrOS. A, ri I6 Troops continue 10 pour in
from all points Of the S,ae Hfdscipined as they are
Il cae,ruly undergo the mes. rigorous daies 1t is
estimated that there are now ten thousand troops in and
4bou, the city Three regiments are eneamped at the
Race course two at Pkevilc and three mile beyond.
Gase,al Beauresard is very active in strengthening
every position in the ha.bor and on lard. He
has ofsrs Of regiments from Alabama and Geor-
GA bat the C,roi1sus are eager he declines
any other aid He says he get fifty thousand men
from this State.
A; The Capitol (COlumba) every man from sixteen to
sixty is under arHl Ten companies from that city are
nov here and more want to cone.
Il ID thought here, good authority, that there is no
doubt The Blash Government viii recognize the Jade
p,adeure CT the Confederate States early day. and
tina. the same is true Of Francs.
The steamer Isabel has just come into port from the
outside aud brings Information that the Federal e,t has
weighed anchor add sailed in company with the Baltic
for New York Tn, Baltic has Major Anderson and his
command on board
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

GoDEY's LADYs BOOK tor May las been received. I,
e sed with the usual variety Of fashion Plates aud Otter
Illustrations tales poetry, etc. Copies may be had at the
peuspa e. aud periodical establishment Of W. Il. JARVIS,
j.. o. oh rect.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
Ey pRESIDEyT BUCHANAN.

LANCASTER, Pa, April l5:h.-a1-President Buchanan
exhibits intense interest in the from the South and
participates in The expression of determination to SUE
tain the government
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

ILLUMINATION To N,GHr.-Tiers viii be grand torch
relt p.o.es on tonight and general elimination, in
.eco-ia'es With sasg svor C clla.ed by pacards on
MONDAY W, obs re-. ,X;e pre- arl,Ols for the L.
/, ,.raiion 10 v.-iou paris o. tls c.fy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

Tux FLAG - ViEGISIA a1a-s over the Wing build
IN from che staff scm which ersvale the stars and
.,s waved +. On. b.esz, We tu,t ta, 'Ac "0rs-h-cn
az 1. sled for ~ are. Let 7m Who dares nov bonn
t,-s Doe. hssu-I Of t.- O7 D'#l,Jl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
TROOPS FROM THE SLAVE STATES.


WAsHNGroN, April l6.-The Secretary Of War has
indicated that he viii accept the services OF independent
companies of volunteers Offering from Kentucky North
C.rOIua and other States, whose Governors refuse his
damand for ieves.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

yT.O,.-nt SEATED t-Ttcs- e-li1eu- rucr Dr. J1rses
Ca.A. vs. yisa 20 Qseu Nic.or'a .ra De- Hughes Ben
n. "a. ta.t c1usuup 10 ct- ~ ,utcd D. N'sar
INV t7 vhea BE- discovered a.s B1lsa8i Of B3 Cberry
ard e1pe eace has proved tle corr e,uess Of has opn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
nc unchar gcd.
MARKETS.

B,lrrSosE Apn 16 FOur dul and heavy.Hos1rd street
chi, "a CAV Nl 1881 WHEAT dal-sed SlSo6Dl -; white
isoT . Go s.eaiy-mixed EGGS sest' yellow GO cts
III Fl6S c.nts Pork huoYAnt and 50 esnts hsher-sas
IlS; ru1P siS Cos-e hrn AZ lS<SI+ cents "A'
duh Al IN cents
Nav YoHk April i6 Cotton hrnsr a. ia cents Flour d.
clued eests wheat declined one eeaN Ooih so'es' IN
CHANGED Rice firm at "a D. cenis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
TIRE RHODE ISLAND AND MASSACHUSETTS CON-
TINGENTS

WASHINGTON, April l0-I' is said that tue orders for
the Rhode Island ard Massachusetts, regiments under
the recent law will not proceed to Washington imme-
dtey, the order having been eosntermanded for the
reason that arrangements have not yet been made for
their accommodation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

NORFOLK, April Ia -Excitemcus continues. We are
arxiously Nv ting further from Washington and
Redmond. The strongest determination is exhibited
against L;aoolu's policy.
Arriyed-Bdg Daniel MaOney, of Philadelphia, bound
to New Haven-in distress.
Cotton 6rm-no change-price IL to IL! cents-good
running lots, strictly prime, higher FaiFer demand for
Coru-prices pnchanged-ORernSs large. Naval Stores
quiet and less demand-Eecent quotations barely main
tAi.ed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
AS aU'SS AVID EIREEnS SUPERIOR FRESH
l ORANGE COUNTY BUTEa Just received BY steamer York

81 keg, and half bb, yirglaa Mountain Butter,
80 has. mocaa, Lasueyr. Java, Ceyon and io OoGse,
.Obbs. Cruihed, Cot Cram ted, PryeEed, Coffee and
Brown Sucrr,
1Nhil' chest best Green snd Black Tea,
100 hbil. faUilg ~ and Slp-Tnre Flour.
30 Suset-curei Queiu City, Toti'S and plain Hams,
li5 Thin Bress pie 81, houlders snd Joles Bacon,
30 boxes FgrsfiGe, Adamantlne and Iallow Candles,
100 bush GREY, Crowfe- ana B'ack-Fye Peas,
200 tGsk. White Mercer an5 Peach Blow Potatoes,
ondon Porter quarts sHd pnts Port Aad eteira Wine
London Dock Brandy AMI pure Old Va. Mountain WHISKY
For sale wholesale AMI retail, BY & ROBERTSON,
APPS Corner '.overnar and Franklin streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

W EOCl.G8I. oE ALUN SPRINGS Va,
BOTTLED AT The oPGIEGs
TIE u7derg1e ave c-rsirel tn houso ~ frEcr am a.
Co D-usgiss cmoa1 Nas AGENTS forth- UNITED
80 .rEs and the CONg- DERA1E hTATES Of AMER'CA
The rypU " this vatsr medicinal agest Is establish
ed Ia Virginia ana inlpy "a o. the Sou'h and rapidly
terdng over WI le country. The important fact well
eb she'd AZ T. enc the few Mineral Waters which will
transportation that has been kent from two TO FIVE
years In glass without ap aren't damage either 10 It's TASTE or us
The many euak able curss performed by 1t n DyspepHG
tt-D'tc ~ irrts' aui Dy"s's.gi
t4td AMI Al GttHdiar aid ska Ds'ise t4oac Acrr0Hs
c fDiiia Bronchitis Fes &C. have attracted y a,tent N Of
DR. Gsrlhrsh OF NeE Orleans says In truth know Of no
Europe America 50 Teh IN medcs substances as that
Of Re kbrdge Alum Springs" 49, ~
matte- little Importance that the public should be fully
p,se remarkable efficacy Of the Rockbii1ge waters, in
rlmouS diseases eCpe They have long stood reproach to
orr rfsn snd never but 81 these waters has remedy been
found that deserves q spsciac for their cure
Our pamphlet i Ned with letters o. the eminent phys
clans clsrgymeu lawyer and az classes of ie!owctzsn
VI certify their prsons knowledge aud experience oi The virtues
o. his water.
TIE un4e-'gned have now completed for
boiling and transportation they confidently believe Will enable
them henceforth uy AID promptly 10 meet the steadily growing
CAUTION unprecedented Of this Mineral Water
only used at the fountain by tn visitors who have
th;hr but by inyad their distant homes has naturally had
bring into tha arke. to extent other waters
bearing similar Therefore, who wish 70 use is
water will well apply directly t1he undersigned, or 70 Their
general ageatsn Rhmond Wills ne 'rGe WILL In all cases pro
care tg rough tie house Of PURCELL LA2D Co.. by
whom also they WILDE furnished with tie proper certificates and
The ALUM P0wDEps crMAss being reduary salts OF the
water oG evaporation have been QUAD by long expe
retain the medical yue of The water anu 10 De an e
ceen, substitute IL IL sent with entire safety ny
remote poht, where tie water Cannot easily be
For NH particulars, see pamphlet
We viii snd tie pamphlet pos, paid. application by letter.
addressed 10 FRAZlER RANDOLPH, PtGPrietors,
PostOfice, Alum Springs,
Rocsbrijge county, Va, or 70
PURCELL, LADD CO., General Agents,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
ys~>F&One OF The Results of The
BE- GREAT POLITICAL PANIC
DRY GOODS

OSDSaN-E .P&R1MEvr.
Ricimo-d Va Api H. $50.
- y Oh X 81, the 10th o. Nav mex FOR furnis Ing the
For a.sag con Tlla,.rack lU sKFTs Into Percussion
5000 Pet RFL@MUsEtT'-Cal bFe English American,
eco sest aEyoLyER PISTOLS. Navy or Armyszs.
1000 CAvAJSY CARBEE- Breech-Losd.ng, Army size.
1000 Light CAVALRY s5BRts
1000 Uii:ed staeI ARTIL cry sABgEI
70 Founder H0WlTLsRs.
q Founder H0wI1ZE7S
10 GPounde- GCN.CARRIAGFs, with Casions.
s t2PouEiSr GCN-OhBsI AGEs. with Cascns
g l2p under H0wIIZER CaesIAGEs, with Calssons.
24Pounder liowIIZER CARRTA Is, with Ca'sions.
BATIEgY WAGONS
TRAVELLING F0RG~i
81 sits Il ARTIi1 Err Harness, "a tofs.s TO set)
50 HhvER5ACKs, FOR Artillery.
bTNU GPouni SHOPPER pcaud
g'ioO II Pound sH0T-res pount
5000 p SHELLS ready tobe charged and
$50 2iYouad o|nzgR THELEs ready to be charged and
rGILEr MACH III, for Coalcal Balls
PERCUssIOs car MACHINE
300 TsNTs (sbey'D
1,yoo spADts
ii'G9S piSS.AxEs
1900 HATClIkTS
SEQ CAMP KETTLES.
4,O90 MR5sPANs
1000 CaErgsrs
5000 kHAPsACkS
6OC0 HAvERSaCkS, Unf.ntry)
Bs11 OARTRTDGT BONEs
s,a0O BAY MET SCABBsGD7.
900 PERCUSSION CAP POUCHES
10000 BRASS PLATES for Infantry Bets.
tons o. ~ ~ ready for Bullet Machine
These articles must Of tie materials make and
cong samples patterns aud drawings to be seen at the Ar
TIE horte tine possible viii be required within which the sr
ces whole IN part must be delivered az the Amoy where
they viii beupected by officer the Department agent
thereof
The Department reserves the right to rejee; 81 nd;
CHARLES pTmoCK
Colonel Of Ordnance.
NoTs-POr the Mukcts, Pistols, Oarelne ssbres Ballet Ma
chae anil Cap Machine must be handed in by IL ock
NJ on he Of In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

SOUTHERN RIeHrs STATE CoNyENTOS.-This Couven-
ton s assemble at Metropolitan Hail. this morning, at
n o'clock. Whether i, will be able to apply any
&c 10 tbe back OF the tsrrapln" remains 10 be
large number OF delegates from sn parts Of the State
have arrived aud repOr; that the pe7vadng sentiment in
the country Is better exp essed ~ the quotation
MY souls In arms
nd eager f-aym
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
THE WAR FEE ING.

TIN WAX FEkslNG.
LOU,svru7 Arrl Is TIE rec2at news psrslSzsd our
people ard toy a,vo not YET recovered from the shock
upani.s asa e,isdig Tor the Southern COufederacy
Al several start tomorrow Our ci.z .us generally de-
pore ths positions Of ". Lincolu's Proclamation
BAS,5R, Ne, April I5-Gov wsshburns has replied
10 tie reqss,oa Of tie Secretary Of War "Naine 10.
spends promptly. The people Vi al! parties rally with
aacry Tor Tia Haiutenlnce Of the government and tie
d-felce Of tn flag. proclamation will be issued TO-
morrow calling special session of the Legislature On
Monday next
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
REPLY OF NORTH CAROLINA.

KEILI OF NUkIH CAhULINA.
RALEIGH April 18th.
70 tie Secretary Of Var:
Your dispa,ch las been received, and, if genuine,
which its extraordinary character leads to doubt
have TO say 10 reply that regard levy of troops
for the purpose OF suogaing she States OF the South
as in violation Of the Constitution and usurpatiou of
power can be no parry this wicked violation Of the
Of he coggtry AID 20 this upon The liberties ola
free people Ysu eau 20; no troops from North Caroline.
a reply mcr. in detail when your call lie received by
nal. JOHN w. ELLIS
Governor OF Ncr.b CUolua.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

THE NEW YORK HERALD FORCED UNDER
Nxw YORK April l6.-Ths Herald ofHcs yesterday
di,pyed the Stars aud Stripes snd 10 this mornings Is
sue has four lsaing articles fully endorsing tho pOlcI
o. the Administration.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
AUCTION SALES.
DA vi,

TO DAysNPORT. AUJTs.
ROCER1Bs, &c. Az hVCTsON.-on Thurs.
NJ day, 18Th April will sell 10 o'clock at our Auction
store, an assortment OF Or ceriss, viz:
Refined Sugars
MolsSses IN Dbl,
Portland syrup In bbls
CandIls, Soap, NJ d starch
Green and Blsck Tess
Pure M0lasles Rrm
West-rn Rectiftd whisky
hyperion Ole Byd 90
French Brsndy
Champagne and Port Wines
G ound Alum Sslt
iLSO,
zoo SID IS Cole Leather
TKaSsUaier o. cash. 800 aud over tbs credit for APP
proved paper.
spl5-sd LAG. d. DAvESPo6T, Aucts.