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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05

GeoD APPoNrNESr.-hr. Thomas Dodamsad, former
ly Sup Of tbs na railroad has been appointed Supt
Of the Richmond and York River railroad the late in
eumben', Mr. Temple having accepted an Office In the
Confederate army. Mr. De- long experience, and prac-
teal familiarity With railroad affairs will render his ser.
vices valuable to the York River Railroad COZ pany.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05

TIE AESokr BASD-This hne band marched, yeater.
day. at tbs bead of the funeral procession which escorted
the remAns OF Capt K Lee their last resting place.
Prof O. VollADd, OF Baltimore well known in musical
circles, accompanied the band volunteer, aud en-
rehed lie harmony by his performances on the hat
eornet. IfProf " can be induced to make Richmond
Dis place Of residence he will probably connect himself
with the Armory Band.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05

FUNERAL OF Carr. LEE.-The remsins Of Cap. Jas.
X L,s, tbs Years of ths First Regiment Of Virginia
Volunteers brought TO this city, from Manassas en-
Saturday The funeral took place yesterday forenoon,
nom the First Prssby terrain Church. and was attended
by the Richmond Minute Men, Capt Potts, the Aasoas
and numel Gus trends OF the deceased The funeral
non vas preached BY Rev. Dr. Moore and was listened
10 with profound attention by Of the largest congre-
cations assembled In this city, similar occa.
st DR.. Moore selected his from Matthew 20 %
"Well done good and faithful servant" etc. He pre-
sented With pencil Of ire, the fragrant outrages
perpetrated by the Lincoln Government
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EORs RENT

Ty4a large conveniently arrang a blk dwelling The
th % Ac. ant F5cshcv srees opposite the Grace
Street Etpi Chr-ch formerly ccclpt By Mr. Mad fners
sua-. ample anis tesiiss lagsstas AID car
.r IRIS really r'irai' house, add sell Saitet
Tor a iarge family.
Posielsoa given ls September nsxs -
Apps to GODDlN APPKRsoS,
i
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mnINr IAIREI ACADEMY.

HALIFAX COUNTY, Va.
THJHE October closes the last Of JAY The
II instruction Is ta0lo agh and couple
The on lee e5 South Of hchm nd and midway
between SsAhOArd The Mcuntr bines All he Atyaa
rs slfsy heAh aad reir,mea that Be desset
IrSPor board tui1on ten months exclusive Of lshs and
towels SEQ payable hall yeAriy n advanee
every boa der pldg. myssh 70 give go per
seslou 70 the Souihe-n Ccnfsiersry
ens-s,lsI PIKE POWERS
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STEAMERS IN A PERlL0U5 POSITION %
BAL1IxoRx, August s.-Three steamers from Fortress
Monroe, cruising about the mouth Of the James river
we're fred on from the Confederate batteries The steam
ers got sground in attempting to escape, and 1t oeeV
Cd they will be either captured or destroyed.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FoRrRxss MONROE, August "a private OF the New
York 10th regiment has been arrested for corresponding
With the enemy a letter was found on his person
PICAYUNE BUTLER.
BALrINoRR August Gen. Butler arrived hers last
night, en- route to Washington.
FAILURE.
Nrw YoaK, Aug, s.-ClGfins, Mellon Co. have
failed.
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COsSEcIISG RAILRoADA-The track for connecting
the Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad with the
Richmond AID Petersburg railroad viii be completed in
fev days Irextend3 in direct line from the termi.
Gus Of the latter road, up eth street 10 Rrost.
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RxTURNrN1 aeROEs

6lscrsxArI. August 2.-All Or ne business house
were ,osed here To-Day 70 welcome back the returned
tnsee nonthers,
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IRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL ,UPElINrSNuEST'l OIFlCE,
RlcHN Sd July 8isL 1S6l

RlcHH SD, July 8isL 1851.
Notice Persons sending Packages to soldiers At Aanas
80, S.asEica, a., &c
TIyHE practice s-nfrg ge packages b. the Mall Trans
be, d- he rr.in bes ies causing delay
aessty caution persons 20 ace themselves TO
pa.Nsy hey ALL the rsk OF their bting @
besi3el beng -1.eet 70 excres1 eAaTses. -
" d WHIrCOMB
~ General erintecd ent
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or PARTNER>HIP

TftdE CoPsrtnsrhp eKsls rader te ern u LANlsR BAO
fhERt co expired by iAltEt.oa en- ths 81 OF July.
sPuLsa having sold hi entire Interest q the hrm - ne
hes partners IrUs La Ro lANEA AMI Johs '"
sFIrT s alone Al hoEgI collect s debts due 70 the nru
a.,isB LUCiUS l. LANIxk,
R0Er. Y. LANlRR,
N. sPlLLER,
JOHN w.. sELBl.
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DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFICER.

LoUIsynIE, Aug. s.-Gen. Flournoy, Of Arkansas, a
officer In the Confederate army, died here to-day.
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MAE or FaE cONsKDKRATE SFArK''
Eoa THE sOLDIER.

W RANDOLPH. BooEsx-IEs,
No. i2i Main Street,
E.s for s.le- =, N .,n,, psr asir, ll.o ,h.,
So onalty a. % eta -. -. -.
sss A. ote Envelope, a. 10 and y Gus per bundle Also,
VIII ne sts,snds vith Pens and Handle. 20 and %
pocs FOR PAper-Sots size, - ets Letter ~ ca, GAP
% se9's Man Of Virginia, o. Is; By mall $50
s No of VirnA later date and hgsr SIC no. col
- Al b. ms % 10 same eoored ana On % sAme
" s sSsss5ii lts HslI yorunestions. - ga
s-isoce Of War, IS ets
sS.,.lrx out Post Duty, ~ ca
Tch1atser's ManuAL ttba
rSs-,ss-rS Had Book, - eft
rrslsS,. T.ciics, a -, or ~ nall Slf
$1,000 Out Poet Duly, 81 = -, :.
nany goa Jls
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.-ECCHEsND SEftOOL,
- A. GREESwOOD DkPOf, /.


$500 Co., "a.
IHE sixth Session VII on he Isl september, and close
il on the 25th June
TEu-ts per ssaoa 10 tsPAd oae half the LIST Sept one
hsf'he ist February - -, -.
sg3-dlEea WV llSHlRDlt, " A, P,nePa
EDGE HILL ACADEHI.
gyGE session a ab SCHOOLS 1s October Isl and con
unucs no mouthL
TIE course 10 fll preparatory 70 NJ UnlysrstI
Especa aAtsnaa Ia Asays been ea 70 Asihsnauci and
IN ,iaeer'ns, Dr2E1g, &c
Eoracaon aud ths other INLAY sosagss VII be taught
Tr.N,-lg@o per sszs Liberal mSda 70
,.,mast. HAddrsa, SAML sCHOOLER. 81 A,
s,9-r.Icl Guneyt p. Va
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TO THE MILITARY.

400 FANNY Si0.r .sPsaioT qs.iy, Ia ssI
A,TNis DUNLOP noscuRE co,
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ooNPEDER ATE STATS or AsIHcA, }
Wan DEFAgrnESr,

OOHREOkR LIE STATS OF AhMhCA,
Wan DEFAsrnESr,
RcusCSD, August !, 1851.
The ounE proceedings The Congress ef the Confederate
staies have bssa ON iAy communicated 10 this Department
Ksac from as J5araGi II TIE Congress Of JAY S0ti, lS5l
an Aues OF O. from The Committee Military A1Ars,
ported back letter tOm an Railroads in Virginia, With The
q referred 10 The secretary o. War and thai be be
rsq Ieatsd 70 publish the sane wheh was agreed 70
ropJ irO he Journal u he secret sess OF the Con
sFsss q Juy sth, lssl. J. J. HOOPA4, Secretary
AgeeAby to This request Of Congress- the seeseAy Of WAr a.
pubhcEt0n hs % he city OF kenoad
81 aeon pans Ing lister q Va JoyneI "a bsha Of
the Railroads referred ~ l. = NALhs
Secretary Of War
Owes PErgzsnURG T. 90,
jay 2s, lSsi.
Hos JoHS PEsKSs ia
M rr sin pursaAnes Of your suggeston have address
era Aarosd Copaaes In N sAt', calling
hs,r attention the u persons the ALTAR seVee en-
fu0agl lesve By reAson o. sick And who nay Sh V
OF health and dsiag 70 know saeter such
peHons vii be Allowed % uGvel fee u Charge.
anies from whch replies have been received have
Responded flscrAB. hs CT then Appended 81 which
q avail himself privilege should Proeas eSrlacate hJ
Surgeon Regm.ht eouniergaed BY The kesnen4l
Commands, siNlag he rvssoa u he iariough
e expl1nultsyOu, ss eA,s o CASES o. not occur 70 any OF
q 10 lhe ConsSal0 q ne Ilth 1@LS
wN r JoYNIS
President p. 4 4 %.
Virg MA centrai z Z co.
hIlhmoad, fred q PosgnAc n K %.
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Owes PgrEzsBURG T. Z 90,
JaU 28, 1851.


VtrE ma Csnlri z Z Go.
hIlhmoad Fred 4 Po.1mAc 4 Z. CO.
Rehm0ld AID York River Z, K %.
Rchnu nd and he -rsbarg - o..
south-sits K 4 O..
Nosfclk and Petersburg z. x %.
hnrr = AD3
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EnGE HILL ACADEnY
E0OKs AND mAGAzINs EOR rHE

sOLDIkR3 WITHOUT PRICK
RANDOLPH Street, has stock OF South
j r LteAry Messerge peBow southern RsyisE. Hsrpsrb
gs.soe Pu.nsua's AouJ B'acEvood horh Brish LOadal
S S9s, =, d ps2staT sAeS as csssi Ss s s
80 rsoo.y or prrs aysi
INVEnY ORFICER shoeld Say a copy Of BgekhotES 81
~ eus Of War. Thsre VARIABLE Information about NIL
HAEy ae han be foand 10 any other eoeE fof sale ~
mi > ". NNNuoLrn. ~ s-HI y
Tt,Fts HANDBOOK OF ARTILLERY, By Capt.
Ioha Rob.rs RsEnsnt Ar,I-ry, L Army venpe.
gso. -n- Price - asS e1on vii % ready 'hs -a' o.
6: ssS July sOsA pocket MAP Of vi'sOai price
y Sso pocket TESTAMENT similar style
10 Bible soesy sEAe s-no and Is nsA- ~ =, y :. P
hi si really for delivery % advance orders seP,ssaos
pdes 40 per Hundred Amer he advance orders are rs NE
pi-e VII BE ti2 50 per hanired and ~ 81. a. ,s's,L
lyS :, v. AASD0ht q, - nan :.
NAP OF rae CONFKDERATR STATES,
M hs Af'' ewes rS'D'9 A MORRIS
H. lat pabush Aal portable Map Of The Confederate
g1tes q AIssIeA, yr.es s0s-
i M a as:oanl 70 tae trade.
k.ret and Peay ready, the rrccperb Manual ~ Col J.
Islss Davs sseOna Sd ton. price l29
a.sss g rrsetsa BY Oeer q Ne War Dsyartaeot
ys. A 49&2ls No y 4.ia st
:. aWY nEGuLATIONs-Adop,sd 70: the use Of the
1rrT of ne OoadecAe State, In accordance with the late
ss Of Csngress 40 AIuse, o. a., iG ns
fs,Nooi o. ne Guds me FseA solder or NE e Of ne
tt. N thr visra.s st..ss. Wiz p -lstrAhooa sos
Hardss Tactics complete In one Volume VIII Plates az
Isss youu,s, Hand BOOK BY CAPT James Lee Of Isl
Ess' ~ virginia showing all the lupOitARi point attack
a. siat--Daoket edition toO on ri e.E, 49,
hnns..lry fseuos By Col ). Lacia1 DAVIS. tlS
Setructl ons 10 Heavy Artillery, Siih riaies. Gb
I1,.n .sof WA by L " BuokAOllE, Tbe
Pubnshsrs BoskssilsrS and s,atiOnssI,
-. iS5 Main 81. Richmond, Va
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rOUIn,UUuNnN yNyynTS
w " - AAA<AsA'
waurva CTURRn nm soUrrHRRN SOIL.
The RiohmO nd TVD9 EOun0TY,
TIE ONLY Cc NJ JcUlfpNT OP THE KIND
AAA oA''NN A1 " "
In THE SOUTH.
~ xy--... p~ . j.. T.. v.uop IN Mar.
We warrant Every Artcle 10 pc kquu 10 NoT
thern MunufActures 49,
THE ENTIRE DRESS NOW USED BY THE RICHMOND DIBPkfOH
AB css at this Foundry Every article necessary for b.ot
Once including Presses Of descrp
ton, furnished the lowest cash Wood kngaVng ana
Elecrotyp Ing 10 order.
Ten cents ID allowed for Old Type In exchange or new
credit prices Printers having supply on hand s confer
By shipping to be placed their credit southern Patron
age solicited. HENRY L. PILoUZk CO.,
Order, une for ossh ruust be By Richmond Oily
rsfereness apiS-dkc3m
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
RICHMOND Va, June IL, 1851.
TNHE DUIEs 40 ~, IAN Arm. H.id Ir,iIery And
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MOTTO Wish To call the Of those who are In
~ camp for the defense Of county that e
constAnty manufacturing all kinds Of Camp furniture
Meas Chests foding Tables Cots Camp stools Mar sss
Also, new style Of Camp Bedstead and Mattress combined
which superior TO anything Of the kind invented light
AID ,skes but sma We have furnished RID
men and the demand has been greater supp
We this method the pub that Ss
have Engaged larger humber Of men, and amer Today
nil all orders a Owen, nj Low prices.
We want employ Cabinet Makss 10 maka
up Camp Furniture
DELyIN ArKIssoN, c.blnst Manufacturers
my80 18th o 81, betvasp Main and Yrankfp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05

ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS! n
You caa supply yourselves with
'Af AN POCKET KNIVES.
scsor Needles hmbies, Combs Brushes; Emery Coh, (or
cleaning uske abrs ke and many other useu articles
moderate prices at WILLIAMS rLtI0TT's
Hardware Store No. 81 Main street,
uyT nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05

| THE WHITE SULPHUR SPKINGS,
| GRfENBRIER COUNTY, VA
REDUCTION OF CHARGES
OWING 70 the embarrassed state Of country The vhhs
Osulphur Spring. Company has determined UPON s following
| charges for board.
t260 per day.
N< per vees
20 per uhs.i,
While servants vohd price. Children under 10 and
| ysars and eolored servants halfphce.
An abundant supply Office has been secured
Il leA- J. HuNPHRHYn. PRECEDENT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05

CLAIM AND PATENT AGENCY.
ID OBERT CRIME BROTHER offer their services Auor-
h for secuop 81 claim, In Of the
Governments OF the Confederate States and before the
Claims auditing claims agaioI the State Of vIen
sad for the action OF business pertaining 70 The Paien.
once.
Reference given when required
E1Cheo Pr inkin Street. opposite law Building
u i2sh street. recently c.uped by Capt T. Bsyy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05

ENVEuY OFFICER shoad Say copy Of Buekholizb Bei
~ 60 of W.F fhsre valuable Information about NIL
80 ma than a.n be aad any other book TOr sale By
~ W RANDOLPH. i2i Main 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27
AFFAIRS AT

Alr-AsDeIA, juno 22.-At the close OF tll,ee
s-sk, Of constant watchfulness, with expects.
Iioa continually strong on rumors OF atsacnS
and advances, the report Of all quiet mas only
again to be repeated
The erection Of new batteries at some PolhrS
te.ow on the Potomac BY the secessionist, .oe
s,opyage Of the coal boats from going DOWN the
rive, snd the r~e-arrest Of Capt. Ball, OF the
Confederate caTalry, who took tbs oath OF aile-
gisnc., are among the rumors this evening"
Ga lnq.iry b: the coal.yards, the rumored STOP.
page OF the t oats is denied, while the arrest OF
Captain Ball is merely an unconfrued ruInor;
Experience has proved this to be a dull
place for news, and all the special correspon-
dents have taken their departure for moro pro-
l.6c localities.
The latest train from the camps on the Lou,
doun road represent everything as exceedingly
quiet with all appearances OF on intended al
tack abatiny. ,
Among The naa3es recorded at the Mansion
House 10 day, are j 5. Williams, OF soutn
Carolina, and J5ha H ,s!tiDs, Of New Orleans
q. S. a. The, stcbped only a few hours.
Information has oeen received here Oh TUG sp'
point1pens Of Gen. Dig TO this department oen'
Mcdowell visited Alexandria this evening
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27
Arrival Of the Steamer Bremen.

STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York, June 23.-The steamship Bre'
men, from Bremen, with dates TO the llih IN
slant, arrived to-day.
The Paris Moni,cur publishes a declaration
that NAPOLEON intends to maintain a strict neu.
trality in the American war, enjoining NIL
Frenchmen not TO violate that neutrality by
engaging in privateering, or enrolling IN arms
on either side, at the risk Of q forfeiture Of all
claims on his government.
The report Of a treaty between France and
Spain, securing to the latter the possession OF
the Antilles, is officially denied.
A new Italian ministry has been established;
Baron Resasoli has assumed the Presidency OF
the Council and Foreign Affairs.
The Pope'S health has becn entirely r'.es'
,ablished. ~
The Madrid Correspondents, referring to Q
disnatch stating that President Lincoln hat
declared that if Spain occupied San Domingo
she would do it ct her own risk and peril, says
that the government has received no ctfc'a
notification of any such declaration, but is pre-
nsred 10 defend the integrity Of the territory
which it has annexed to Spain.
The Sublime Porte recognizes the h'neooH
| Of Italy.
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Arrival OF the steamship A~nSlo-Sa1"n
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOINS, N. F., June 22.-The steamship
Anglo-Saxon, via Londonderry, with dates from
Liverpool to the 18Th inst, was signaled Oh
this point a, e.! o'clock his evening, en- rontc
for Quebec.
Tue steamship Ema arrived al Queenstown,
on the 18th inst, ard the Saxonia, on the
18th inst.
The Anglo Saxon brings dates five days
later than those already received. The pollti'
cal news is unilnportant. The steamship Great
Eastern waa to leave for Quebec with troops
on tho Path instant, and tia Golden Fleece
was to leave Dublin on the 4Eh Of July on the
same errand.
The sales Of cotton at Liverpool for the three
DAYS, including Wednesday, was $4,000 bales,
of which 5000 were ou speculation and Tor
export.
The market is dull and unchanged.
Breadstutfs Of all qualities have declined
Corn was steady and provisions quiet.
Consols closed at soy: 90 for money, and
s05a00f for account
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27
From the fredericksburg Herald.

Tho Lee Legion, IA troop Of Rangers iroG,
Wrst.noreland,) captured several days ago a
large Yankee schooner just above the mouth OF
the Machojoc creek. a pretty good exploit
for horscmen. Tie schooner (shc mad no car,
go) was burnt, e just retaliation for the burn
irg Of two vessels OF ours in n creek below Il
few days previously.
King George has in camp two companies Of
l40 rank and file, Efforts are being made TO
organize Two more, which will, it is hoped, be
successful.
1t is stated that 200 shot and shell were
| fired at Matthias Point on Saturday, and Of
the house Of Gusts Grymes, just below the
Point.
the firing was commenced again Tuesday,
and it Is reported that the house Of Mr.. g.
was demolished next morning.
An adjoining house, used as u Hospital by
orr forces, is presumed TO have been the reason
why Mr.. Grymcs' residence was destroyed
The enemy fired into the Hospital, which is t
sgd commentary on their civilization.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27

4 DYING NA7ioS.-The "Ne2 York Day
Book" says: "A merchant Of this city, whose
npinion il entitled to credit, both from his et'
~periencc and his sagacity, says that 1t is use
less to DENY that q complete financial wreck oil
the whole North is inevitable, unless something
is dcno when Congress meets to bring about
an honorable peace" ut is a sad business to
walk out in the streets. One can scarcely per-
shade himself that he is not in Bedlan. Such
faces Some blazing with fiendish passions,
others sad, sorrowful and despairing, but not
one pleasant and joyous counsenance IN me
whole city. There is something in every man $
face which seems 20 say-a nation IS dying!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27

Among the prominent gentlemen now serv-
irr their country, in humble positions in the
army, we may mention General Mcqueen, Of
South Carolina, who vas for nany years II
member Of Congress, and Is now acting ms a
| private soldier. His son, also, is in the army
ut Manassa Junction. Gen. Mcqueen left
Richmond, lew days since, to join his son
there, and 10 Gght by his side. FfedfTicls
6urg Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27

Tnp LEXINGTON CApErs.-The State Conven'
tion on Saturday voted SO per month to such
ui the Cadets OF the Virginia Military Institute
a. have rendered services as drill masters al
the "Ca,np Of instruction" near Richmond
We learn that it is the purpose Of the Cadets,
or n large majority Of them. to organize ono
or two Companies, and tender their services to
the State. We presume that u special enact
mcnt would be required 10 admit Cadets under
the age Of eighteen years into the volunteer
army fredericksburg H<raM.
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CyEC1,TIVE ~DEpARTmESr,

ECuNOap, VA, JCne II, I5oI. "
THE duties devolved In supplying the troops In the field
witt Email Arms, Field Artillery, and Ammunition
therefor, requl;its 4 division OF LABOR, The ionoSins orusr
Is Issued:
The Colonel OF Ordnance Of Virginia will continue 10 A.
tend 10 the i,sue OF arms, bo'h Artillery and small Arms;
heloncjnv To this State, and 10 The manufacture Of Field
Carriages and Cai,sons.
The making up rf al. kind, Of anImunltlon, Including the
manufacture Of Percussion Caps and the Issuing OF the
ssmr, will be attended to by the Ordnance Department Of
the Southern Confederacy, for which purpose so much or
the Ammunition ~ Is noT on hand H. inc Almo1!, anu the
nrss.,t Accommodation fer further manufacture Of Aumu.
milton xs Ia now appropriated for that purpose by this
STATE, be turned over to the Confederate authorities during
the continuance or the WAT.
Thr Colonel Of Ordnaace Of Virginia will make the necrs-
sary arrangement TO carry out the foregoing order.
N T. 80 JOHN LETCHER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27

WoS'T FlGHr.-Gentlemcn who reached
Memphis from Jacksonpor, Ark, Monday,
reports that runor prevails in that section
that the noted robbcr, Jim Lane. has positively
declined to enter the service Of Mr.. Lincoln,
declaring his intention 10 stay ut home aho
tend his farm, and let Mr.. Lincoln fight out his
own battles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27
cT,TF cANp RpOEES Up

Chicago, June 23.-The Tribune has q des'
patch announcing that Captain Prime, with
four hundred regulars, broke up a secession
camp on Saturday, at Liberty, Missouri. Brig
Gen. Moran, with several leading secess;onlsis,
were taken prisoners. All were released, ex'
cept Gen. Moran, on taking the cath Of alio'
glance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27

The Havana correspondent Of tue New Or-
leans Delta says that Mr.. Weller, Minister to
Mexico, goes 10 Florida to pass through the
South and see bis friends, Messrs. Mallory,
Davis and Toombs, with whom in days past he
acted in defence Of Southern rights.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27

A dlrkey with the Virginia Regiment al
Manassas, wrote ho.uc to his wife last week
for his Sunday clothes" as I'VE that is, Beau
regards men, has determined to go to Alex
andria," and he wanted his fac goods to wear
while in the strange place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27

Maj. Winthrop had borrowed The sword o.
Captain Wardrop, ard wore it on the Bctbe
battle field, where be fell. In this manner il
Was supposed that the slain officer was War
drop instead If Winthrrl,.
The Nolthern PAGERS contain long de=crip
tiona Of the ceremonies 81 Wintlro..'s funeral,
n.nt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27
Evacuation OF PhilIppi by tho Federal

Furccs.
Letters from ~i'nilIpII inform US Of the evac-
uaiinn cf that Village by the Federal forces, who
have retired TO the hills. Il short distance West
ri the place. The purpose was, i: is thought,
to place themselves i'll Il position less EASY of
approach und more commanding in position.
1t was believed that li:cy would soon retire a.
together in the d;rcc,ion oi Grafton. - Lynch.
bury lirgiMim.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27

AccIDgsr.-Thc Fredericksburg Herald
tells of n sad accident Mt .Aqnia creek, on Mon.
Hay. Mr.. W. Ii. Pend!e.on, OF the Noun.
Pleasant z l=men, was killed by the acciIen.
tai discharge Of a gun in The hands Of Mr.. Is.
e.. Rawlings. Il. died instantly.