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Mas WV II MACFARLASp,
Alks. r q. RCFFIE,
Miss GATHRKINB IL MyBRa,
MKs. + +. NELsOS,
Mas II B GwArHaEY,
Mks Jso. STEWART WALKER.

Tbs REVOLUTION IN MlsroURi.-"e con-
versed with a gentleman yesterday, late from
Missouri. He gives a most deplorabls account
OF the condition of things IN that state ~
SAWS that those in 81. LOuis suspected OF
Southern sympithies are treated IN the most
offensive ana insulting manner. aud that they
dare LOT resent any indGnliy, At the peru Oh
their hives He says that AL order mas neeh
received at St Ions 10 procure, by purchas"
or s-,Zurt. from twenty 70 thirty steamboats,
Tor rh.. intended invasion OF the Mississippi
valley Recently he secretary of the kltols
Association OF 81. Lcuts was summoned IL
the Arsenal, where Ldncoin's merceharles
hold sway.
When tn-re, they inquired II he could pro
cur. from p Ia 80 XCOu ' MON men AS pllots
to- N. q ny-rrme,t Tie promised 10 bring
rho r,stfer before he Assoc iation, AND dia so
when oulv Il few accepted tha service ne
large mairrifV no. Gully refused, hut III CIaT'
10 avoid p.ing Impressed into service, nave
b. On quietly "s"C"HtAE it'u - '''''S io'
weeks past
Onr informant RAYS that Gov. Jackson i
recent PROCLAMATION Is Il move "b"h ha'
oe.n in contemplation for som" WEEKS ina
th-y have been preparing Tor ~ AT ieast tnIt'
weeks and that every where the people al
/ Hacking TO the aId Of the Governor.
Ina short time Gov. j tck=0n VIII nav
A very considerable army. wheu me invader
wit De driven from the SOIL lie says III
.Itssourltns III the INFERIOR are We'll armt
/ with rlH-s that they shot Que eve when tue
! shoot and every snoL IL good ior a man. III
/ u,r IL Missouri ne thinks, rs Dies tined TO o.
! on. OF tx tarmiuatiun. he thinks the NOV.
/ rneut in MI. souri, Is destined 10 nave mos
! uutavortble effect upon the army at OaiT'
/ and BIRDS Point for the invasion OF The III Is
| sis-issippi- II VIII Lake all their forces
| "hoid occupy and possess" and subjugat
! the galiau go pie who are now rushing I
! arms for the expulsion OF the Lincoinites. =
| Ne phis Butiet,n.
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beings OF the Enemy.

The Washington star, OF Friday evening
81, publishes the following editorial para
,raphs:
Ne are confident from private advices J
hat the Convention now 80 session 1T Wheel
ny On Ctcltriug that the 0;iEtrrhy'e in>ti II
cents in possession Of State authority A.
richmond have ahdivated their several OIL
~ creating q revolution tOr the destruct loi
~ the liberties Of ThD pe0pi" q Virginia, VII
riect to thu Provisional fiOvernur~hip of tn
->tatp Nr. PleTuOut Of NOnOngaIIt, = gentle
.nan OF hugh character and great popularity
Tho Is wei known Is one II the most u-ei a.
sad irfIo utfI cit'z rs ii he west tern section
= he Commonwealth
We lear! from tOct',Es Monroe that seye-
,..l IN .4rs OF the albany regiment that Wer
.ugag-d in he late az IT 1T Big H'thrl hHV'
.. ul!-Ttd their several rr-iIHatiouS. through
. satisfaction With the continued connection
I - neral Pierce wlrh tnr army there, and
hat IL IS highly probable that ahu'n6er OF
Ulcers ii other ENSjm"Lt5 III that quarter
W. At follow fh-IT eE3mplr
Three oi III bridges bIro~d On the Orange
s..d Ale1tudria RailT0id by the Seces~ lOui't-
ave been 1inpseted, and yesterday Il train oil
..sr- passed over tie road as ar -s II has beel
suairei. The View York Fire I1u yes
mounted several cannon Yesterday on then
re1stHnIhs. lust west OF Alexandra, IN
-,aayy guus are briug mounted ali along ths
ne OF rarthValhs between that city ant
arlington Heights
Yesterday President Lincoln, accompanied
| y y, Cr.tavia4 Cameron ana thl-r, paid
,l-i. 10 the caupS over the riVer, where lne1
| re. received with great fG ttiuSla>u lh
,1rty spent some time in examining Dr. tOrtt
l.atjors, and lett highly pleased with th'
| .ampigte n"ss and perfection OF the arrange
.r.-nts tor defence
The ;si-uuiOn troops rCm Lecshnrg burnt
| sAst saturday, four br idges or The Atextndri;l
| L0uFoun Jrd Hampshire RailToad-l scare
| a, Lyrctinn, Goose Greek and Beaver Dun
! ARE of 10 t. 23J feet, and one OF 50-brini
! Toe balance Of the bridges from LeesDurg Il
! iruaI KAu.
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The Federal soldiers at Gross Keys, MA
y0t into a state of insu bordination last SAiur-
,.av, and the guards fired upon them, k'llnE
ne aud Wounding another TWO more were
@ have been court-martlaIed.
The Cha rleston banks have had meeting
nd responded ftvorably 10 all the pfoP"-
,itions submitted by the late Btnt Con'eh-
ION,
The County Court Of Dinwidd'e, A. on
Monday last, Appropriated 81 go Tor W"
,nrnosas. making the entire appropriation ny
he county $4,000.
MIR. Vaughn. of I.aurens. =. G, Inetn6 Der
f Col Williams regiment, WAS HcCiHrnuNl's
gilled by falling from the cars on t'c '"''
.Otts Railroad n few days ago
There are in England 3sG ragged day schoots.
With an attendance OF e ,oa2 scholars 'n'' -
night schools with 40 attendance OF 2'''N''
Charles Dickens Is much distressed WIZ
,euralgic pains in th" face ana IL oohg1d q"
ga We London for tha seaside.
Northern parer aays Tho wife and d4ugh
,ar cf Colonel Magruder, com -lrndHr OF IT,
| .rnnfedprat. foroes ri Grea. Bethel. are Ia
Boston.
! Auiy johnson has taken fsN: from Ten
| ,essae 10 the North lie three '@us 20 r~fni u
with = .I13 men ior the purpose o. '2iol"@~'
( ion
NJ KntartC Coleman, 2 welt known ciu-
gen OF Montgomery, Ala, died IN IL" ''''
( n -taBt
! Ca,,t O J ssyfe wha has rms ;ere0 =
. ~
! inferred 20 report 10 Gen BraSg ~ ~ ''"
( T,aurrgartans tn Turtu lsteiv "nttrtHihrR
! Ko..u,h NJ a banquet. me GU.
I e, nm his right and Iur on h's ie'''
rha x.u, york rarers say that the N trh"'s
THAT city have NOT been more man NNA sly
ian ira V berries this se1son'
pt.,ara lowell Edgeworth, nrphew OF
- rJcpWorth. died in Ohesrrfi~id ms
81 s @, on tha I'd inst in his e5'h year.
NJ Charles Edmondstop, ore OF The oide-t
| ,rerchants OF Charleston, died al AIKEN. :"
! = Oh the 10Th inst.
Manager Marchant has given th"ftF't@A
inter- tainment at Charleston Tor the pu pose
| 4 con tributing 10 the Jackson iund.
The Boston Yankees celebrated tina ahhl
vsrssry OF thu battle OF banxer hi'i' on TAG
18th inst. with great pomp.
Major Henry Hin, Of Virgins, Paynas' y.
in the L. s. Army, at New YORK, mas ~
a, -igned
The brig Hattie Jackson, taken AS pr IS
nv the block .dine squadron on oa'SAA
| bas been taken TO New YORK
The Whitworth guns, recently orousn' :
| Wash,pgton Will, IL is said. proDapS -
! | mounted on the works At Aiexanaria'
Typhus fever 10 said TO Ee raging IN three
y the wards In Nav York city -
Col D. ii Hiii. of the First NORM at =
b lima Regiment, IL native oil sontn o"'"
= New wheat of eAeeilent qashty mas
!. it's appearance In the Norfolk narx-''
Cornelius Mclean, Of tho hai''n'ofe
D died few DAYS age .ttt
w,ne.,s sca,, a nderson, arrested IN bsi''
mo,s tsr ..treason, !" has bssa disceaTxea
IL rAs ,owp OF I.se.says waala pcsesss'a
b. our Troops iast FRIDAY eSepN =,
10 90. sT,aay aisa. Ass q uansos. NJ. u
siressd kse.SS wegsh " prcf~rE'
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A ScAsP.-A little Dutchman, calling him
self Lewis Martens, and haiiing from Phila-
deiphia, dropped down amongst ne i-"
weeks ago, and prote>sed u great desire Il
volunteer for - de Sout " lie did in fact jolt
Capt Gary Is company, and received boarding
lodging and clothing oy coDs.e aence. BENZ
"A prin ter, We favored him also SO that, IL
leaving win tho company, ha had at iets
40 IN cash b-siuss being made otherWis'
comfortable. In Augusta he deserted, ahn
has not been heard OF since. Lest he may a,
tempt To practice the trick else where, We WI
std &c tnat he Is quite young, Is, or pretehos u
ba "A raw utchu.n IL SMALL ia stature, SET
TYP. very $3.50, says he has been aceuston.e.
10 set German type, has sanay hais' 70 -.
"a dish face, and is more than APT " ~
clare Qf he triss this capsr aks!a 1870
Tbs i.tsis renegade shosla b. saxen Y an
T'rll; with wasrryer caasnl 80 N'9ssf}t d"P'
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TFg DEFEAT OF CosriNA. Is BANp.- The IfTe-
10 correspondent OF she Corpus Christi Ran
chero furnishes the annexed pllurulars OF
he defeat OF ClTtinH IS band, Waich has been
.lrpady noticed by telegraph
On the oil Nay, a company OF M"Slcahs
from Texas, attached 10 tOI. f"T! loict,
aud under lIn,n due Cumw1nd OF Capt. Be
iaXldr>, win forty men OF has company, at
.acked Cur-lg1 no " - epcdmped about one
m,!e :tad half from Redmond tnCh", win
.thluL seventy men, and com pieteiy rou ed
hirn-kilIiuy seven of his men and W0undIng
several, and dispensing the place he got a
great nIhy horses, saddles, guns, &C
CorrIua ptss-f on the @o'h, about nine
miles below, aud had Capt brhaVides com
ntetflv hemmed up IN Redmond house, hop
ity TO starve hun ont, and nflng un MN
trCyn time 10 time One of benavides' men
voiun teered To take an express through the
enemy at Iaredo, and Lieut. caiiaghan start
ed from there AT > O'Clock 4. M, ana arrived
here AT o c!0ck next morning, r.Ahs stAty
five miles IN thirteen hours, accompanied ny
| Don RactIlo Benayides and several ciuZfns "
| Laredo Win twcaty men OF the company
| he met about two miles from here, tOr una
| adv anced guard, bat ran through item, com
| pl-triy dispensing them they having ieIs
| their horses, saddles ana great many VI
them left their guns
| Ia five minutes after arriving, they, Win
! Capt HruaVties, went out 10 attack Cnrlht
| and Tie above was the result. CortinA rs-
/ eanad with about ten men INTO Mexico, an1
never stopped ustii he got about II miles be
! ynpd Guerrero IL wills "A short, bu orliii.'u
| liz ut 1ud one Tor which Capt B-ni'ides
| conn any observes Il great deal oil cfeatt.-
| Cortitia, II not attacked 81 promptly, IN
| few DAYS would give as much trouble, ant
cost the State as mu. h liz Ap aid last year. n
nearly all the inhabitants of Zsiiata county
asa great many persons OF siasrFsrc war
With ugr;iAa, AIT lssf,sis h9s' ~ies Ta
! sgNrfs.
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An ENrERTAiNIyt, STATEMENT - The New
tork Hs~.lt, II IA" l1.h instant, has Il long
tier from Fortress Monroe, giving an nc
.onut OF The esctpe, from York county, Of the
>lf4 and chiitreti Of one Harvey Robins, u
Yankee settler. from ne "pprehcnd"d ven
yrauce of the terrible NIrgInIdus. Inc writer
goes on n follows
Mrs Robins reports that there are ahou5
rhl"iv III Iu~ald mru between nThtoWn ahh
81. Bethel; that eT-rrl companies htd com
.,ewt from Richmond - assist tae rebels la
.,esa OF another attack upon Big bethel.
H-r state.ucnt about The number OF the
,oups between Yorktown and Big Bethel Is
,ie0 l0rr0bUr;ttei by The Dig OF truce WhIcl
MAS seut uut b. Col. Duryta yesterday 10 10
.ftpr The dead ana wounded when were ieL'
nphiud il any, taud some there Were,} ~ the
1me of the retreat This flag OF truce was
D4.sad through Big Bethel Dlindtolded oil
Magruder treated them very kindly, but sato
I.tfentlemen, you cannot be permitted 10 s-t
either your wounded or nrisOu"rs Az thi'
refusal, they returned ttst night and r. ported
mere lhis morning that The country from 1875
setnrI was bris ding with baNonets.
~! the day OF tn" retreat every eHNrt wa
m .d- to clra tor aud bring OF the wounded
aut ihe rebels raised Jhe black lag and Led =
,prrtti, vollev upOn the Il p IT triiea There
- not 4 Doubt entertained here but that tn
rebels murdered the TouGded On tn spot
md the nriSOnprs also, II any were !Hkcn
-,-iich Is probable as some men are rniselhS
II ihr tIcts which have come 10 HgIt VIII
| ne terrible disaster OF this defeat q" act SUI
| an the Northern = a+es aud the Govcrume l
| - baitar .1urp th.ir trooDs aud 10 s"nd on
more Uten at Cucp. what III the name 81 r"a
| son can such uniting with me lives Of brd'
i meu is murder ! era cdu l. ny ~ sotte
term
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Election of Cen2ressmau. President aud
Vice Prrsid-u

The Confederate Congress passed law at
its late session which provides for the elec;Ion
Of President Vice President and members ot
Congress, under the permanent Constitution,
on the first Wednesday of Nos ember next.
The Electors of President and Wee Presi-
dent are 10 meet in their respective States ana
cast their votes on the first Wednesday in De
ceuber.
Congress is 10 assemble on the Sth day 0.
February, 1862.
Tho President Of the Senate will open and
coun. the votes for President and Vice Fresi-
lent on the 10Th Of February.
The rresideut viii 10 inau9 arated on Tho
I'D of February.
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TIE Ne,r Orleans Washi"g'o" artillery
tuesday evening, the commits stoned and MOI
commissioned staff of the Battalion OF "dsi :
ington Artillery, with Major Walton, can
rom the camp to this city, accompanied WI
their excellent Brass Band of II pieces, a.
serenaded President Davis at the Sputswo".
House. After dscoursing several approprIa;
airs. to The admiration of a large audience
Major " alton and staff were iovited 10 ID
reception room of the President, when Mr.
avis did he bospitabie attentions, aided ny
arge number of ladies, in her wonred generous
,ylc. An hour was agreeab!y passed, both
lnd Mrs. u. paying the Battalion high com
,liments. The Battalion band also serenade
some Of our distinguished citizens, and ate
hree or tour hours Of festive. entertainment
he staff returned 10 Camp Beauregard to
ward the " wee small hours
This Battalion is now being supplied wat
| An additional battery by the Confederate Go
vernment, composed of six-poundors, twelve
| polnd howit7ers aud riAcd cannon, and ar
| noys in a very superior state Of artillery drill
| ready for action. In the course Of SIX or eigt
| lays they will get marching orders for Ii
| -eat If war.
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South Carolina voipntcers.-The ith Reg
mcnt Of volunteers from the gallant Paine,
State arrived in Richmond on Monday, Il
18th inst. They report seeing four Mort
Carolina Regiments in camp on the way-sld'
awaiting transportation to come on. The +"
lowing are the field officers of the It'll Reg
mcnt:
Field Oficers-Colonel. ! y. u. Sloan: l. .
Colonel, &. : Mattison; Mot, James
Whitner Adiutant, s NJ Wilkes Quartz
master. J NJ Adams Commissary, II
Gamble: Co b, Capt Humphreys, 'alme' p
Rlfl-meu; Go q, Capt. Dean, -
90 d, Capt Long, PIer"eto"n Guards
90 +, Capt Pool, Tiger Volunteers 90 4
Cant Hawthorne, Saluda Volunteers Go /.
tIapt GiritiiH. T welye Mile Volunteers 20
Capt Uoilingsworth. Pi"keus Guards 90 :
Capt, Anderson, Confedrr,te i"aras 40 =
musters $50 s'rolg.
The Third Regiment South Carolina Nolu
| eers, 600 strong, reached this city yesterda
morning between 6 and o'clock. and We
INTO camp near the Reservoir This is COT
-idered one Of the finest regiments of the Sta
md in truth. their noble appearance. genW'
| military hearing and discipline, indicate the
| tile of crack regiment. The following Is
| az Of the cficers and companies:
Field Oficers-ColoneI James II William
| Lieut.. Colonel, B Foster; MAJOR, Jam.
| H Baxter; Adjutant, Drsyton Rutherford
| ou4rterma As ter, John McG0wfn; Commits
| ", Hampton Hunt The Regim, nt-Co
| Sttta Gu lris, Capt Darlington 90 H. d
| liams Guards, Gap David-on; 90. &, Law
| renee Briers, Capt Todd 20 y, Wards"or
| Volunteers, Capt Walker; %. +, Mnegro'
| Volunteers, Oapt Jones Co +, Cross Amen
| Volunteers Capt Ferguson Co u, B'a
| sock Volunteers, Capt Kennedy Co
| Brooks Guards, Capt. Mum, ker 90
| pickpns Guards, Capt. Matfett; 90. X, Cui
| nan Riffs, Capt Nance
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C0moidi1sd 0I.--A row OF houses in reor OF
he Exchange Hotel, occupied by parties Of d
dubious and uncertain character, Is the prolific
source of many di3gracoful row which tn
police have heen called on to quen. The tes
.imonv given in caae before the Mayor Tues
iav, proved the hOrses alluded - T. contain
many nests Of vile and ulcean birds. The May
IT ;utimated bis intention Of having the houses
leaned Of their present occnrrn's. whict
would be q very good thing. - far "a tn,
moral atmosphere of that part OF the city il
concerned. Partios who may nave occasion
10 walk by the locality will SEQ that the o'cn
pants themselves have well-groundet ap
preheneion Of the dangers which hesei them
having boarded MP all of their accessible
ioors and windows, thus preparing tor Minis"
lure BON bardments.
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The att~u lion Of scientific man has beea Of
Int much drawn to the rnrses Of the burning
Of vessels at SEA, causes which are often quite
occult. Chemical investigation has been di-
res'ed to the subjec, By competent persons in
London. who have found that shipments are
often made 10 the most carelese manner, risk
Ing hundreds If lives and tens Of thousands
OF property. II was shown ia one case that 4
package, which contained apothecary wares,
tr.ks and emitted a peculiar kind Of odor.--
This was caused by the spiling of sweet spr
Il Of nitre, one galinn of which would pro-
ducs ten thousand cubic feet af explosive va
por enough r. blag ~ several men-of war
A number Of Titaessss s'qred that they were
IN the bah. OF shipping these dangerous sopds
10 the mvpner complained VI. The inference
l. irrssittible that vessels ar eer,sp Fly sent to
~ siih hundreds Of ysIgsbls lives 10 board,
rid ~ charged With sassssaec' II ies uos,
t4sas - rswsrsGs qas!Itiss sEgas.a VI stss-
tar ths destruction ~ MI IN ttlSSa.
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An Incident During the session of II
Mayors Court yesterday. man presented hin
self with two recruits for Capt. Dimmocs
.'Armory Guard" who he requested might T.
duly sworn in. The Mayor explained the natu
IF the case to the intending soldiers: to
rhem they were about 10 agree to serve t
State of Virginia for three years that tn
we're to obey the orders of their Captain, al
the Governor, who was the Commander
Chief of the land and naval forces OF "
yinia. They assented readily to all the =
quirements, but when the Mayor came 10 tn
part of the oath which bound them to ohser
the rules. DC, in force in the United Sta t.
Army, be halted and said he preferred C.
Dimmock should see the paper, as his co.
science would not permit him to swear in t
men to do anything of the kind. The recru
ing officer was sent after the Colonel of Ore.
nance.
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R-Arre~-d.--ThcF reporter Of the Dispatch
learns, by note from the counsel Of WIN. X,
Snow, who, it will be remembered, was before
Judge Lyons on a habeas corpus Tuesday
praying to be released from the duress I'M
posed on him by order Of Gen. Beaurcgard.
that 1.-THE man was disch-rsed, ts soon rs th'
srerrtnt was concluded, from the process un-
der which he was held" Our notice state'
that after bearing the argument the Judg'
took time to consider. This was in allusioi
to the re-arrest Of Snow "under an ordt
from Gov. Letcher, in virtue Of an Ordinanc.
of Convention" On this last matter, a;
Shows counsel observes, "a new hateas co,
pas was presented and allowed, and the cas-
fixed for Monday next" We hope after
while that Snow will disappear from our ON
and the public observation.
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We ask the attention of our readers 10 the
communication in another column, on the
subject Of a machine designed for the reduc
ton Of forGresscs. and the destruction of wood
IN shiTs. The waiter is gentleman of the
highest character and standing. native OF
Richmond, though long resident in South
ern State.
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xv<nys TUg NKAN

our friends ~ the vaTions CAMPS and pia'e
- rendezvous aud elsewhere, viii CONFER q
favor by sending 80 ns any interesting int
,,eeoc~. At the earliest practicable momen'
for pusIicstion We desir~ TO keep our reader
n,,rmad in regard 20 every thing that trans
.t,ea. and vial PAY An adequate oonp~nsa
,a~,, Tor important news
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sss- In reply to the inquiry Of a corrcsp"'
dent at Culpcvcr Court House, No preeurr
that any fund. for the relief of the family 4
the heroic JAcasos, If directed to the "over'
.,r Of this Commonwealth, will receive the PRE-
per des tina;ion.
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Bureau of War.

The office TO which Professor BLkDsoE, OF
the University, has been appointed by the
Gaptederat. Goyernment, is Chief of the ba-
seas Of War, tesponsible and important pa
sitisa, i"e wa!cn the military and lsgsl sgps-
slsna. 81 Col. asxpsoE giys sim easDen.
qualifications
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tpforfaHufe.-A female, of decent exterior,
is hauled up before has Honor yesterday .hsv-
lg been conveyed to the cage the night pre-
. loua By the watch while drunk. She was found
N the pavement. She begged hard to be let
IF, but the Mayor said h was engaged in an
.lergetic cru SIDE against Drunkenness, and
s. uid hot forgive n woman who so far forget
aerselc She was committed. Il IS not nccr,.
lry 20 give her name.
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T,nis.--A correspondent writing 10 tn
Dispotch. assumes that our troops are sadly r
want of tents, and arguing on that hypotheS'
suggests that as our bay and river craft
laid up by the blockade, that their sails " h
purchased and made into tents to shelter on
brave defenders" Complaints are at all time
inseparablc from state Of hurried prepare
ton such as our forces had to indulge il
Very tauch less complaint has been. however
heard than was to have been expected, /.
has long since ceased. Our men are No
now in want Of tents, because the latter al
being supplied at a rate that must soon sufi
to supply all demands. The Southern sol
diers are the most accomplishing act of me
in the world especially do they fail to MAX
known supposition : grievances when purSuln B.
the line Of patriotic duty. If they have
tents and they cannot be gotten, they a.
willing to sleep on the ground unc"mpIaininI
ly. We rather expect that's all Of the sails OF on
bay and river craft would prove insufficient
house even small mOdcum ct the tore
the Confederate States now have in the held.
The same correspondent suggests that,
the season is approaching when IN lower ~
giuia1 autumnal diseases may be expected,
would be wise and prudent to keep troops fro'
the mountains away from the seaboard, and
occupy it with the noble fellows from Il
South. Soldiers have to obey the orders
| their commanding General, and go indifer
! emily TO high or low laud. Ii makes no dlt'eE
ence where our brave army is ordered, "a
! # its constituent members arc noble leilo"
| from the South" Whatever is "wise an
| prudent" will no doubt DO adopted by tho
| having direction of the matter.
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Arrited.-Somc six hundred Georgia troops
arrived yesterday morning, vie Petersburg
,ailroad, aud proceeded 10 Towards Grore
.atcr in the day the Danvillc rosd brought q
"giment from somewhere down South. -
they went into camp near the Central Fair
rounds. We only wish thai the Balloonst
owe could take Old Abe and drop him in the
icinity Of some of our camps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-20

ps,.o.aL-Among the arrivals in the eiIy
Yesterday were VIM. N. McNe'gh' fresiaeh'
+ the Back Of the Old Dominion Alexandra
Henry a ". Thomas, Fairfax Z. J. r Lloyd,
,iensndria: Capt. Dan Conner and Thomas
: Iuhhoek. Texas; Or. A. M. Fsunleroy
and Goo. Jackson, late L. :. A; Charles 4
pane Goochland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-20
Cotton In India.

most important fact, elected by Pariia-
mentsry investigations, Of the culture Of cot
ton in India, is. that cotton there can only he
cultivated once in three years, adsantsgeousiy,
On the salue land. Another great objection
is, the want of adequate means Of transport 10
the seaboard.