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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsGroS, April lit is reported, bnt
not yet confirmed, that Government has call
ed out 100000 additional troops.
1t is stated that engineers have selec ted po-
sitions for The erection Of batteries in and
around Washington for the protection Of the
city.
Col. Charles Lee Jones, Adjutant General
of the District Militia, threw up his commits
sion 10 day.
The Rhode Island volunteers are ordered to
Washington.
Capt Stuart, of the splendid Georgetown
Cavalry, has resigned.
Every public building in this city is now
openly guarded, day and night, by enlisted
soldiers. The streetin front of the Post Office
i. filled with provisions in barrels and boxes,
and guarded.
An ammunition train passed along the Ave-
nue. to day, toward Georgetown. probably to
supply the battery which is said to be erec ting
on the Heights of Georgetown.
The Light Artillery are tonight on the Ma
ryiand approaches to the city.
Harrington. formerly of Virgins, j, APP
kpolnted District Attorney here. j M. Elem
ing is appoin ted District Attorney for Eastern
Tennessee.
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NY One of the Results Of the
GREAT POLITICAL PANIC.
DRY GOODS
aT1 UINOUS CRIFICE.
100000 WORTH OF FRESH AND DESIRABLE
= WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY,
Purchased las, week, at an Assignee's sale, Tor
CASH
At less than ono half the original cost OF impor-
tstion; and 10 order to meet the views nf close
CASH BUYERS the entire lot VIII De onered az
prices that Will defy competition AmonSst TIE
variety will be fou nd the cheapest WHITE GOODS
ever seen or heard Of such as
JAC0NET CAMBRlCS;
JACONET MUSLINS;
SWISS MUSLINS:
FURNITURE DlMITIEs;
ROBE BRILLlANTES, for Skirts
WHITE BRlLLIANTES;
TOWELS: DOYLIES NAPKINS;
LINEN LINEN C C1iRIG HANDKERCHIEFs
/ CHECKED MUSLINS; So.
MARsEILLES QUILTS;
VICTORIA LAWNS;
REAL FRENCH ORGANIZES, atls and Is. sd.
HOSIERY, &C., &c.
Being determined to make quick sales, the
Goods will be offered at the very lowest prices,
for ca, n only, or to former prompt customers. Don
miss such rare opportunity 10 save money, these
hard timoe. ALFRED MOSES,
an t2t IS Main street
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
southern Rights -HcsttHg.
CARoLrxE Co. VA, April Is

CAROLINE Co, Va, April Is.
A meeting OF the citizens of the Nth Magis-
terial District of Caroline county, and OF the
lower eEd of Spotsylvania, was held at Chiies-
burg Il. dav. Col F. Wood was called to the
chair, and VIM. j. Hancock appointed Score
tnrF The object OF the meeting having been
explained, it was moved and SECONDED ihht
the Chairman appoint committee OF I'VE 10
draft resolutions expressive of the sense OF
the NEE ling. The following gentlemen. VIZ
John q Dickinson, f ID. Eve. Capt. X: T.
Smith, Dr. n r. James, and VIM. j. Han
cock, being selected, retired for a snort time,
and made the following report
Whereas. we have no confidence in a ma
lority OF the members of the Convention now
assembled in Richmond, and ae there are but
two alternatives for the Old Dominion-the
one 10 remain in her present degraded condi-
ton a suppliant 81 Black Republican foot
stool and the other to assume her independ-
ence and mite with tho Confederate States
Therefore,
let he il ResoFced, That we are determined
10 submit TO the former TO longer, and viii
use all means within our power 10 upite the
stiny of our State with her Southern SIS
ters
I'd That Virginia having given her voice
against coercion, II is now time that she
shonld yindicate her honor by the redemption
OF her pledge.
After addresses were delivered by Wm. ]
Hancock and 4. ID. Eve. tho report was adopt
ri Without a discerning VOICE
On motion IL was unanimously adopted
LIST That Tho Chairman appoint twenty
five delegates TO represent this meeting In thf
Southern Rights Convention to assemble IL
Richmond on the 1fth inst, and that tho pro
caedngs vi this body be read in said Conyen
ton.
ID That copies of the proceedings be for
warded TO the Richmond Examiner, Enqut
Fsr and Dispatch for publication.
Amer the following gentlemen, viz: DIR. q. r
Swarm, S. z. Swami, J. q. Dickinson. VIM. }
Hancock. Robt. T. Cobb, n. J. Hancock
VIM. ". Smith, Capt. WIN. d. Waller, Robt
:. Anderson, Jos. T. Collins, John h. Sizer
WIN. q. Gatewooa, r. NJ. Sizer Thos. A
lakewood, L. ID. Eve, DR.. John w. Davis
DR. n. r. James. DIR. Jesse II. Vim, Uoi: T
u. Coghiil, Philip Samuel, Thos: ID. Smith
Jos. VI. Hewlett, aud VIM. Beazly, were ap
pointed as delegates, and, on motion, tn
Chairman was added, the meeting adjourned
sfse die w.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.


GoRpoSsyiLLR. April 10, 1861.
Alta meeting of the citizens of Gordonsviile
and vicinity held this day, Col. john Is.
Strange was called to the chair, and X. >.
Brock elected Secretary. The Chairman, in
spirited and eloquent address, explained the
object of the meeting to deneunce and remon-
strate against the act of the Black Repnbh-
can President Abe Lincoln, in calling on Viz
ginia for men to fight against her own inter
est. against herself, and appointing this, the
home of the illustrious Madison, as a place OF
rendezvous for the Black Republican troops.
Capt. VIM. g. Scott, of the GorconsyIiie
Crews, then offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted
W.ereas, We have learned, through the press,
that Abe Lincoln has made requisition on Nir-
ginia for three regiments OF troops. and has ap,
pointed this as one of tho rendezvous for said
troops Be il therefore,
Resnlred, That, let our Convention do what it
NAV, we consider that any such move would be =
Dissertation of our soil, aad tina. We Will rosist II
to the death
On motion the proceedings of the meeting
were ordered TO be sent for publication to the
Orange Chronicle, Richmond Dispatch, and
Alexandria Sentinel
On motion, the meeting adjourned. Is.
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT,

.- q ORDNANCE DEPARTMEN1, [
Richmond Va, April II, 1851.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
= this Onice, up 10. u o'clock on the iaah oil
For altering 5000 Fhut-Loek MuskETs into |
5000 Best t'i RiFLE MusKgTs-Calbrs, English
1000 Bes, REvoLVER PISTOLS. Navy or Army
LOCO CAVALRY cARBINRs Breech- Loading,
1000 Light sh'n StssvSLRgg s sAFs Res s,npvs
900 United States ARTILLERY SABREs.
l2-Pounder H0WiTZERs
"a. Ponder HOW TIERS.
10 Founder GUN CARRIAGES, with Gals
sls-Pounder aUN-cARRIAGEs, with Cais-
l.'Pounder HowITzER CARRIAGES, with
s4.Poandsr HowIrzER CARRIAGES, with
4BITTERY WAGONS
TRAVELLING FORCES.
80 H a ri for Artillery.
$500 s-POund s SHOT po ound
i.PSans saEfsk ready to be
CHARGED aHS saRs ELS ready to b.
pS Sfi'EEis as Is Sfss., Balls.
500 TENTS. tSibley's.)
ZOO SPADES.
1000 AXES.
loco PiCK;;AA1xIESs.
DIV I'd
I'so0 CAMP KETTLES.
1900 NESS PANS.
10 600 CANTEENS.
5000 KNAPSACK6.
5000 HAvERsACKs, gnfsntry)
1900 CARTRIDGE BOXES:
400 BAYONET BCABRARDs.
"a SSS PFRcTyESION CAP POUCHES.
% ooo pRXSS PLATES. for Infantry Belts.
tons Of LEAD, ready Tor Bullet Machine.
r,ss. s,t,eies must be Of the best materials and
usEs md secording to samples, patterns, and
dwn the A.%oiH N 'l 1.o s'iy
-tuths. -hich The articles in whole, or IN part,
must Be delivered at the Armorys where they viii
be ms by an officer Of tho Department, or Al
fSs department reserves The TsgSs e reject all
oius' Colonel Of Ordnance.
wn. r., tha MuskstS, Pistols, carbines, Sa-
M tsnilet Maehiue. and Gap Machine, propa-
s.is Il be handed In by u O'Clock on the assh
- n nst rsrt ap ia-dial
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FROM GEORGIA.

ArGusrA, April livery little doing in cot
ton in the Southern markets. Little offering.
Holders demand an advance.
Lincoln's Proclamation is condemned ana
ridiculed, and many consider the offers OF
Northern volunteer mere gasconade but
hundreds of bartaiions and regiments OF vol
unteers are quietly forming in the south
many secretly-to meet the Northern voinn-
teers in case they can be found. An unparai-
leled war spirit 10 aroused In the South. Men
and means are freely and lavishly offered. Ii
is believed impossible to subdue it short OF 8
grand national Waterloo conflict.
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Market irree1Iaf r. M--catton buoyant TIP.
ssds i M,ssss ss. laser Corn IA.
S,clinine tendency mixed sielesc southern
white ss9f 1ie., yellow .sslsse Pork arm.-mess
Wt,isfsy a N. sugar heavy nseovsdo At4ySsc.
Spirits Tnrpsntins hrm 1t ssc. Roam nrm II y a.
Nice arm. stocks depresser-N.v csntsAls 7ss !;
tered Is Il ri, ~. Afternoon Board-yirgiuia's
III. niissan1fss lek $50 3R&E} Is
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. April 17.-There ia nothing OF
interest stirring. The prospect Of Sirginia's
secession gives great JOY to everybody.
Two millions of the Confederat" loan have
been taken in Charleston alone. The paperis
readily taken in the interior.
TsgCoSD DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, April 1.-THE city subscrip-
ton to the Confederate loan this morning Is
e., DOS, oeo. The books will be opened again
To- morrow.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
In sfusfic Dem ON skS-nfinn in Hn f0Ik

SUFFOLK, VA, April 18th, 1851.
The war news crea ted great excitement and
enthusiastic rejoicing in our little village In
the afternoon of yesterday, our two field
pieces were drawn from their house, and
marching through town under the noble flag
OF the Confederate States, were planted upon
the Fair ground, and a salute of fourteen guns
was fired-seyen in honor OF the victory at
Sumter, and one for each of the stars on
The flag All regretted that there was not an
eighth star TO demand an eighth shot.
There is evidently great disappoin tment
here that Virginia did not ego ont instantly
on Yesterday, and that the Proclamation of
the Northern President was not officially
published this morning.
Our Circuit Court begins its session to-day.
Occasion will be taken for political move
ment, of which will inform You. Eco.
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WSsHfssTos, April 10.
The flag Of the Southern Confederacy has
at last reached Washington, and the first one
that has been raised In the District of Colum
bia was given to tho breeze yesterday evening,
from tho top of our, College and the Illi-nofs-y
Ape will understand that The rebels have not
dispersed" but that some OF the dudacious
rascais have even dared to show their traitor
Gus eountenanees almost under his nose. Our
College IL situated on q hill about two miles
North OF the White House, and Commands a
view OF the whole city. Nearly all of the
stndenb-a good many OF whom from the
extreme South left when their respective
States seceded--are virginians. and nearly ali
are opposed 10 any further submission 10 Abo-
htionists. We are all looking an1iousiy for
our good old State to make a move In the right
direction Yesterday evening. hearing thai
dispatch had been received stating that yir-
gaia had secedsd--which, by the way, is con.
tradieted this morning --some Of oar Virgin
ians, la their enthusiasm, assembled TO the
root OF the College and raised the Goa federate
nag, with seven stars In circle, and one in
the centre for Virginia. 1t is. however, n
mere temporary affair, and we nope sooE 70
raise larger aud liner one.
There IL great excitement IN fhescttY ana
guards are stationed at all The public build
ings and on all the roads sad bridges Leading
20 the city. An infnit 10 the OLD DOMINATION |!
Hoping y hear soon fhnt she has left this de-
ostabie Union. remain, sEesssfes.s
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K.ntucky True to the South.

LOUISVILLE, april IA large and enthu-
siastic meeting was held here last night in
opposition to Lineoln's war policy. Resolu-
tions were unanimously passed that Ken
lucky will not permit the marching of troops
against the Southern Contederacy, but will
share the latter's destiny it war comes. A
similar meeting was held al Paducah.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Gamma Of SentiIn emit in North Carolina.


RALEIGH, N. c., April 18th, 1851.
Liucoln's Proclama ton, that we received
here this evening, created quite sensation
il great many Union men of the strongest
stamp, upon seeing it, acknowledged that
thew had been misiead, deceived and that
now they would stand by the South, come
veal or woe.
There Will be large meeting of true South
ern men at the Court House To- morrow night
TO deliberate on, and express their opinion
concerning. the present state of affairs. Yes,
the people are beginning 10 sec things in their
true light and am confident in saying that the
mcjority of the people OF North Carolina, in
spite Of their error in voting down Conven-
ton are true TO Southern rights, 10 South
ern principles.
Gov. Ellis has been quite unwell for the
last few davs. He is all right on the import
ant Gues ton of the day. Long life to him
He will issue an order tomorrow TO call to-
gether his Council on the 23d of this month
preparatory to calling the Legislature to-
gether. This looks to the calling OF a'Conven-
ton, and that it may lead TO secession, is my
feryent praycr CoCgADE.
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From New Orleans,

NEW ORLKAss, April 17,--Severai pieces of
ordnance have been taken 10 Forts Jackson
aud St. Phillips to-day. More volunteers are
leaving for Pensacola.
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MONTREAL, April 1.-THE inundation is
subsiding. Damage about million OF dollars.
No loss of life reported. A severe snow storm
occurred last night. The ice is still gorged
in tho river below.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported FOR the Richmond Dispatch.
Especial Dispatch to tho Richmond Dispatch
THE REIGN OF TERROR IN NEW YORK

NEW Yoax, April l'.-Terrorism is inangur-
ated hero. The Office Of the Journal OF Com
merge has been surrounded by the mob, and
compellsd to put out the IT, s. nag. II is
said that the office of the Daily News is to be
attacked.
BORDER State stocks are depressed by COM
bination 70 frightcn those States. A.
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Teuuessae Moving.

MBxpHIs, April 17.-There is intense ex-
element here A tremendous meeting was
held here last night when Memphis was re-
solved ont of tho Union. There are no Union
men here now.
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y1sCHANGE HOTEL AND b A l. L A II ID
T. HOUSE,.


The proprietors of this wellknown and popular
establishment beg leave 10 return their heartfelt
THAI Ks to their friends and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage they have at all times
been favored with; and 1t affords the pleasure to
announce that the recent changes, removals, and
thorough rsnovating of tho entlre est ablishment
makes It one Of the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels for permanent boarders, as well as tran
sisnt company y that can be enjoyed anywhere In
the country 1t is due to the liberslity OF the
Stockholders OF the EXCHANGES say that every
thing has besn done which could add to Its value
and increase the comfort and cow eniencs of it,
guests.
Among the important changes and improv sments
In the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added we'll
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, which
Is open for the patronage of the public. In
arran siug this part Of their business, handsome
roou, has been provided for the ladies of the Ho-
tel, with private entrance from the parlor foor
of the Ballard House.
In view Of the large expenditures, and renewed
energy, and strict attention on their part, they
hope TO merit continuance of that patronage %
long enjoyed by them.
ia1s-ts JOHN p. THOS. Z. BALLARD.
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Mob Law in New York.

NEW YoRx. April II The Day Book news.
paper ONCE is compelled to have guard Of
police officers, In consequence Of popular de-
monstrations.
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The Confederate Loan.

MOBILE, April 1.-THE loan is being eagerly
and rapidly taken, principally by fifty and
hundred dollar bidders, they having prefer
euce. The office is crowded with applications.
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correspondence Of the RleAmeaa p.sp.ssA.

correspondents Of the Richmond Dispateh.
Glorious Decentralization IN Prince Edrdrd.
81 Haxrpss SIpssr sCoLfsas, VA.
Aprii le, 1851.
Secession is triumphant at last. Speeches
were made yesterday, Court day. AT the
Court House, by Gel, l}oaldin, In favor Of re-
beinon In Eastern Virginia, IL necessary by
Messrs. Asa Dickinson, Booker, tmember Of
the Hoase OF Delegates from the county, T.
I. Tredway and Others all right out and out
Secessionisss; and every word in regard to the
glorious attitude of the Southern Confedera-
cy WAS greeted with tremendous applause,
and the cheers for the Southern Confederacy
fairly rent the air. At night about SO or 100
of the students turned out TO eerenade the
prominent men on the hill. AT the U. 7.
Seminary, Prof T. f.. Peck WAS called out,
and paid a high tribute TO South Carolina,
she land of his Dir tn then We ne xt aerenaded
DIR. Il. Watkins, who has heretofore been
the strongest Union man in our midst. In HIS
speech he declared that 1t would be madness
and folly, disgrace and cowardice, to remain
in the Union, and said that our destiny was
with the South. His effort was fine one.
and showed that though the grey hairs had
covered his head. yet he still had the vigor
and spirit of youth. Wsnext found ourselves
in front Of the residence Of Rev. Ro. L.. Dab
ney, ID. D., who came forward and made
speech /; a speech which would make the abo-
iition hordes quake aud fear. Our spirits
burned within us. Ii was grand speech
| and wish that every man in Virginia could
| have heard it. Afterwards, Prof. Charles
Martin, of IL =. o., spoke, declaring ms IN :
| tention to carry arms against the North,
where he was born, and also from Mr.. Smith,
| a Seminary student from Pennsylvania, to
| the same effect. Mssers. I. Walker Gilmer,
| w. Houston, - Lysli, Hugh A. White, Oar.
| nah and Harvey Gilmore, of the Seminary
| made speeches. There is to be q com pany Of
| students organized In few days, with Rev
| J. M. T.. Atkinson, President of the College
| rs Captain, and we will be ready to go at the
first sound of the bugie. We intend TO show
| thu world that we as a College are not un
| worthy Of the two glorious and immorta
| names, Hampdsn and Sidney SUMTER.
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NJ ond supply.
NEW 600 DIS

ssfs NE w 10 o ID )
Openine by Steamer THIS Day t
BLACK SILK MANTLES,
Newest styles and patterns.
Beautiful HERNANI SHAwLS. q fN
TILE SHAWLS, o rare article.
Elegant WALKING SUITS.
Splendid HERNANIS. a further supply.
Most besut iful ORGANIZES. very heap.
FRENCH JACONETS In great variety, very cheap
MOURNING GOODS
In va rety. among which are eheap-
BERAGES,
CHALLIES, he.
sne-ts SAM'L N. PRICE co. &
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Correspondence of tho Richmond Dispatch.


F,ar Negroes Misunderstanding Matters
PnrgRsBUsa, April L. 1861.
learn from the Captain OF one OF the City
Point trains, that most distressing calaln
j;y occurred in James Rtver Oil the whari
there, which result ted in the drowning of four
very valuable negroes. One OF them WAS
owned by a gentleman 1t City Poi0t, two
hv gentlemen in Prince George co. and
one IN Petersburg. The party started our
In little boat to visit favorite fisfiing local
i,y on the opposi Ia side of the river sometime
during the early part of the night, and 1t Is
supposed that the violent squali which arose
between and 10 Q clock overlook tGem any
upset the boat. leaving them without the
least power 10 save themselves. The absence
of tha negroes was noticed, and search being
made their hats and coats were found wash
ed ashore with the canoe near jordan 3
Point Truly II sad termination TO an inno-
cent froIic. The loss TO each of the owners
will he quite heavy.
James F.. Burton, Esq., long resident OF
this city, and highly esteemed ana much
Ioy ed citizen, died on yesterday; His remains
we're accompanied 10 their last resting place
this afternoon by the Petersburg l.. l. Greys,
of which com any h. WAS member, ana py
large eoncourse OF mourning trienos ana IT,
latiyes.
The Appomatto1 still continues very high,
though no further damage has been done.
crea, many persons brave the bad weat er
and stlll worse streets 10 get glimpse OF lts
waters as IL rolls turbulentiy by
A very large assemblage OF negroes was pro-
ken up. and Il number of them arrested by
our police OH Monday night. These nnlaw'
full a. sem biagss are not unfrequent here,
though the negroes are always well punished
when detected All of those before the Mayor
to-day were ordered good whipping. Inc
gloomy condition of the weather seems bul
to increase the gloom of our political sky
4 cloud dark and impenetrable, hovers over
This once happy and prosperous country
which IL is feared will but break away over
fields of carnage, and a ruined, a"sola;ed conn
Try. God forbid If the hearts and hands
brave and strong, of our beloved South, can
aysil her anything, the last drop of BLOOD
shall be shed and the last arm fall poweries
before her righteous cause be yielded. And
thu Northern myrmidon. may flock upon u
as thick and fast as they please, they canno
conquer or euhdue as; for we night for on
homes aud families. MON CRuR.
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Missouri and the Presidents Requisitisn.
( ST. Louis, April H.-It is understood that
Gov jackson will refuse to comply with the
req uisition for troops.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KT Great Bsrgains.
FIVE THOUSAND YARDS OF
BEAUTIFUL BARE6Es, 49,
BAREdE AN6LA1s.
FOULARDS, CHALLlEs,
FRENCH JACONETS,
Many of this Springs importation,
BOUGHT Ar PANIC PRICES,
Is CENTS PER YARD.
Gail and nee them before they are AZ sold o..
ap iS-ts SAM Ii NJ FhiSe q w.