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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

UCTION SALEM. DOUGHTY. AUCTIOEEKR. WILL.
"A sell Monday, March H. commencing at 10Y O'Clock.
81 salfeoom IS Nassau street sehold Furnituie com
hogany hair CLOTH viz tetes, Paror and Arm
Chairs marble top Centre Tables Mirrors Brussels Tapes
try Ingram Carpets Gas Chandeliers Ext ns0n Dining
Tables Bullets Dining Chairs marble top Dressing Bareaus
Washsands Bedss Hair Mattresses Paasses Lounges
&C also Sofas lot Of Office Furniture, Desks &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

yCPARTNEasHfP NOTICE TUE UNDBRSIGNHD
have formed nershp for the buying ana se,iaf
o. Wines LIQUORS, &c at kvnson street in me es
New York The coparpershp 10 commence fror the 1Sh
DAY Of December I6O 70 terminate the 18th dap a.
Deccmber 1854 The OF the arm will be Funk 90
ANNA FUrk.
JOHN w. FUNK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

CHkRIrY'e SALR STOVES AND STOVE FURNITURE,
- CHAMBERS q tAIRCHfLp Auctoneers,
halesroom tl3 Nassau street,
VIII sell Mopdsy, March H. ~ II O'Clock, At their sAies
room Paror Slows Coca Stoves RaNgeA Furnacee Hollow
TN and Hteve Furniture T1nwsre &c Also
for sccouat q former purchaser, SHOW Gaze
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

DAwNBRCKRRS sALE.-A BUTrRRFIELD WILL
sell 70 morrow Monday), at 10 O'Clock TIE Of
Columbia and Browne streets 500 Lots Of womeus Cloth
Ing Bed ing &C as &c, viz: Sik, Velvet Delaine and
Csce Drssses Cloth Cocks woolen bro he and s:,eils
ladies' and Renemen's Under rments Boots and Shoes
ard various articles mention By order
Of MRS q. COHEN L. r B. n B.-Next sale Tuesday
inst Of mems and women's Clothing Watches Jewery
1ooys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

DoTscN A.. ASTIDoTK (AGg OF REASON AND War
IL sons EepIy)-Ri hu OF Man. Common sense, 10 -vok
tai-e Vein y and ayor's works for Sale by a. vALa
teacher Of Navigation yng &c 3 Pearl street.
ert.g cured In few essons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

j. BLHECKER AUCTIONEER.
3. VALUABLE kOosEvELT sfkEEf rRorEAT1
Saturday March l6 at IL o'clock at the Aercsants BIZ
change tho Lot and Buildings No 8 Roosevelt street. at tn
junction of bowery. occupied and dwellings
26l front BY 100 feet inches deep Maps co. at No.
Pine street By order Of Executors OF the nugent estate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10
SPORTING.

C.PORTrNG.-JukT IMPORTFD EXPRESSLY RCR
- stock tie largest Russian bloodhound thai has bees
plso the largest and breed
nard peg four Bernard Pups Eve old Newfousl
land Pups pack and Tan Pups, Bull and Booth Terrfr
Degs Of all breeds Address H. Gardner Of SroAxw ~
and Yftcth street. n \.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

NOTICE OF THE WAR OF 1919, AND
~ widows that made claims for the OF clothing Aal
arms will call at Bounty Land office, No City Han
place prepare receive their certificates
Tor the money. Gen. III. RAYMOND, la,e Colonel NJ H.
All who have made claims will please call above.
TSO LET-DRILL AND MEETING ROOMS; ALSO A
Il Basement Store front Broome street Bread
way Mercer Hou,e corner Of Broomc and Mercer strce
n. B.-Second hand Billiard Table for sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

r JACOBS AUCTIONEgR, CT WILLIAM STREET
~. corner OF Cedar. l. IA JOBS VIII sell above on
sDday March H. at III O'Clock to advance 20
seit ats arst quality COG pounds AID Carsa
segsrs, 4 Locking Glass l ticroscQ sewing Machines
also Road suggy wagon; also u OF Pictures, Buion
Scales a1d Weighs &c The above w be sold SUIT
purchasers without Caaio CUES ready At sale
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

PARL'AxBsTAsY DFgArs ON TIES SLAVE TsADs
BY the steamship Europa, which arrived al
Halifax Oh the h hst., we have the fellow
ing
In the Hoass ct Com mons, 0a tbs 25.h, Mr.
Baxton called l. ten ton to ths increase OF the
Ouoa slave trade. and tas importance Of sup
plementing the exsrti 1ns of the naval forcs on
The African coast by Other measures esp2-
ciaily by the rsapI ointment Of n Consul al
NJ zaInb que.
A general debate easuei, ia WIFI, n tha En-
peror NapOie on's free emigration schsmes
were Denounced, sone Of he members con
tending that the in PRODUCTION of coolies in TO
the Ffench colonies might become worss than
thu slave trade.
Mr. Gregory hoped the Emperor would
now Cooperate with 4 gland in putting
down the slave trade. Rso"Et events in
America would, he trusted, prevent nstican
capital being embarked In the nefarioaf
tratac.
M. Hop. said ,hs .Iaye trade would con.
tinue until II was made Improbable He
Suggested dinerenual duty on slavs- grown
sugar.
Lord + llmarstou said nothing but the pro-
grees OF pubic opinion in other nations could
destroy the trade; but he regarded the ublic
opinion Of France ne having OF late consider r.
ably re'rograded. The Government WAS de-
sirius CT stopping Tia French sy stem CT eool,e
trade III disxuis.; but the only alternative
was the granting Of facilities for the oooIis
emigra ion which would b carried out as an
experiment, under the most approved regula-
tons. lie regretted thu Cover nent was not
more successful in inducing the Uniied States
to tn ke m ore stringent measures to put down
the traffic, which is chiefly carried ON by
American vessels lie did not think a Consul
At Mcz lnbiqns would do much good. but the
prOCosItion was worthy OF consideration.
The subject was then dropped.
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New Plan OF Gam atKu.

EAi aoNb, whose military genius has hi d
sr,s been chiefly displayed in practical illus
trxiions ia ID, art of re.reating. which is said
70 require even greater skill that Of advancing,
IL reco ininonding in his paper that no farther
attack DC made upon Manassas; but that q
strong force be landed upon the Potomac, at
tao mouth OF the Oeooquan, within ten miles
of tie Confederate right flank, and at
Dum'tios, within twenty miles of the orange
aud Alexandria Railroad, So rs to tnrn our
position At Manassas, AID cat Of the retreat
of orr army. whilst BASns' column should
move simultaneously, &c.
Taas i, teem' that, after all Gan. McCLgi-
'.h* warning to the pre>s, they will not
Lsid thor tongues. When a civilian obtains
s iitae kao~lodge Of military matters, il is
Impossible 10 MAKE bin ksop the peace
Nessrlheloss, G e,e leah y vessels may b, Of
fe'''co 10 s"in"oaay. Our Generals will. no
ah'' be ready fuf any movement If th.
s'-'u'y "a any direction, aethsr by Damfri.s.
H'hr"e.s"T, Mana-sas, rom No~pn., News
acres" tae f'tos. W via Western Virginia and
'niachy. We Raw r4c5ils.t il was RAY
su.D Who mcd sny sugss4..a. IN the be gin
mug VI isa var, that "t~ s9afi .ou,,,.d
sth,ier al tSe6iy tive tbous,ui .,a. Eog.np
from WasLipg.on aud Fortress NJ ,nroe unon
,t,cbmoDu,' ~. u1d cspsufs y 18th ase ia
4 IRE n i'ubt u ~as bocaes. JoHssq.,s and
Ig4 ZINC ! hD ., or point, Ebd %AGar.,ra al
..atnof, tid uot permit tto execution Vi this
tIsp, tina. h.Damoni is lut takoA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14
The Hampton LessOn,

The burning of Hampton is 4 warning to
the North of the utter impossibility Of gaining
the object Of this war. That object is to com
pei the South to remain commercial and
manufacturing vassal of the North. 1t could
not be achieved if the lag Of the U. States
could be made to wave in triumph from Wash
ington 70 tho Rio Grande. TIE spirit and
temper In which this war has begun the pro-
ciamation in advance OF rape a1d rapine, hand
cutting and hanging, us the proptr mode Of
conducting the war AID the acts of Congre
conLscasing Southern property, leave nc
other alternative to people who have the
slightest spark of spirit than to resist the in
vadG-s to the death aad by the most sxtreu Q
measures of resistance. 1t may be difficult or
lnercenary souls to comprehend the fact, ut
they may as we'll understand 1t at first as at
last that Hampton is but the beginning of the
erd. It's own property holders applied the
torch to their dwellings rather than they
should fall again into the hands of the inva-
de,s, and the property holders of Richmond,
and of every other Southern city, would, I'm
der similar CIRCUMSTANCES, 10 tho same. The
spirit of self saerif 20 which the South has 80
universally exhibited, can be exercised by the
Southern people with much less pain and sor-
row in the surrender Of property than in the
surrender Ok the lives CT those who are dsarer
than houses. lands and gold The tenderest
Southern Ill .ther has not hesitated te give up
nor son, her only son, upon the altar Of Pat
riotism, and there is no Southern father so
devoted to greed that hs will not give up his
property even moro cheerfuny. Even could
the invaders succeed. their svery step would be
lighted by burning cities, and BY esDry balo
Of cotton in the iSonth iu flames.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

Fksat.-Oas ef ear s.nts.porare., whe
pridss himself en- keeping posted "a the nsss -
,arios Of life, says that IAs priss now offered
in Riehnoad for red wheat Is 50 oaats; fer
white ditto, 80 Cents. Pa.rs saosld Be aa ap-
Proclamation ~ quality in Al things l. isR"
right thas the laillers and grain dealers should
sdsr half price Pr this important product Of he
farnsr when the article bars SO noble yrs.
when mads into f,ar. Besides, during thess
war times We have seen very f,w merchants Of
whatever kind, (o- "sny other IN IN" having
anything to sell, either in the way of dry gsod-,
clothing, guns, wheat, hour, bacon, pistols,
&s., &C.. who va, net wiling TO d,msnd all
la could get. The war has proved a real good
Aix" to many hearsisss scamp. This h.s
been the case over tie whole country. Daring
.as many millions of years that the world has
existed, the instances of naa being unwillir 2
to hold fast to all he eoald get and wish for
mere, have been fow and far between.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

RrNoR The Charleston Courier pab-
fishes The folio wing extract from u private
letter rsisissd III that sity. dated Tampa. An.
gust l, 1901
News reached here last mig II OF the capture
OF the United Statss steamer Orusader by IL.
Confederate States stsamer Sumter irust
u Ii no. The news w,Ls brought BY Tho schooner
Mandarin, which WA saixsd ~ tha Llncelu
Government, and is now used ~ u transport
70 the blockadinS flsst stationed Oh this bar i.
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Niek >etdiegs In y. auassn.

There is a iafsa lumber ot sick soldiers 10
Staantpu. There beiug NO regular nurses, the
ladies' Of that town have nobly devoted them
selves H. tbs relief Of thu sick, and in regular
Rotation eagags in the du les ef nurses. The
wes,. u OF Virgins are nobly yying with the
Deu Ia bervic self sarriIi.e, nat, iotisu, and
tunsnity. Wsr, suijst its multituainous
ioitefs, dsyeiopoa solns Of tho grnnlsst sir-
tues Vi Humanity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

Meyer. Court Yestsrday.-Ths cases be-
fore this tribunal yesterday were few in mum
Der and trifling in character. Several csses Of
fgntiug and drunkenness were heard and dis
missed A member Of the Polish brigade,
named D,wland, who had chosen the street
Tor . place of retirement Monday night, was
dispatched to bis commanding officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

kind"ess fhrs,ca 4.e"y.- Complaints are
frequently Iusde-whether with il 'tice, se fav.
no certain means Of moving that sVne al
the Yankee prisoners ef war are urea cd win
too great degree OF lenisney. If this be so.
the policy is wrong one. The Parties now
iucarcsratsd here as prisoners OF war have
about NJ much idea of gratitude and the way
ofshowing 1t ~ hog has OF polite literature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

Rt'iSg.-Ths bed Of James river and It's
tributary streams near this city showed evil
dent signs yesterday Of y disposition to rise
1 frsshet, now that the ground is SO thorough
ly saturated with watsr, may be looked for
should we havea any more rain during the pres
eut weak
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

Drowned Two volunteers recently drowned
have been buried by Older fths Coroner. One
found in the dock MordAy belonged to Capt.
S. 4. Bayiy's company. One found in tho
same place yesterday morniny (foot of l7tb
strootl was not recognized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

appointment If chaplain.--The Rev. DR..
Qnintard, Hector of the Church of tho Ad
vent, Nashville, Tenn, has been appointed
Chaplain in the c. 5. A., and assigned to Col.
George Maury's regiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

Change s~ the Wea.aer.--The face of the
Sun was hidden from Us most Of yesterday by
dense masses of rain clouds. A brisk wind
rendered. locomction pleasant and endurable.
Tao city yesterday was one scene OF busy
life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

4" workiny Orde-.--The telegraph line DO
tween Richmond, Williamsburg and Yorktown,
has becn put into successful operation. This
line must prove \ great convsnisnce to tho
public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

kn.iaga Csms, Assust l3'h.-PrsseRt, r
D. Sarxay, Senior Alderman; James Bray J.
W. Beverage, VIM W. Tinberlake, and John
r. Reguauls Aldermen.
j. Baumgartsn was paid $50 for making o
new Court seal.
Tbadeas B. Btarke. James L. Appersoa,
MaTesllas 7. S;arke, Re-. A. Payne aud John
NJ. aoddia catered int, bonds and qualified a.
Notsr RES Public.
The prosecution against John Sullivan, for
misdemesnor, ives dismissed.
Richard Tines, free negro, in want Of a
register, was ordered to bs,sold for SO long n
time for not less than tea cents per day as
will produce the sam Of Sl2.99 casts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14
MAR QYnn

On the soth ult at Tr,pi,v or
asnn ~ the Rev. Jas RI otsy cirs.vg.
81 M nk. ana IT. Hiss LILLE " KERR ha.cA!.a
~ Lynchburg papers copy,
August nth. 1881. bvth.
tsPt. CAAkLks hckISyTv u. hog. q
a Ria,. &is. h1LsN .. BLAIR, daaghi.,@otf ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

Btsgoss GENERALIZATION is called to tbs
reward offered for baggage lost at Manassas
Gap. The property was owned by ladies, who
will be mu en- Obliged at its return
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

~ TS,7s.--rhsre arrived at The Spotswaod
yesterday, Capt William i. Martin, Naseaez;
". \. O. drosory, Am'l'a; WIN, u. Swan, lem
nessec; A. b. Hill, Md. and several Vi tho Loa-
isiaaa xouavss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

s=as TRIBUTE OF RESPECT At
y&-EA tho rsgntai 1estins OF the Boara of Di
reeioTs Of tn, kicauond Fire Ass nciatioa, held
Tuesday evening, 18Th augu.t, 1854 Tho follow
iug proceedings were had:
1t having pleased Almighty Goa, in His wi.e
srovidtEes ayA'Rt t. visiI our Board, aud to &c
pflve Us OF the valuable bersices ana rruasGl OF
ar sioy.d Ir cad and faithful dtrsxSOTt X BEH
u. ~ HToN; AID the Board having bsea SUI
denly called GA the lsst Sahbath to attend his
feners without time Ter oinclsl action, haa
moarafa. pleasure a aow recording eur sense II
ais exc5lteeco. Of III i: may be truly said,
"Seao know hlIl but 10 love ham, none nAiaeo
hira but - pralss' We therefore. on behalf OF
ourselves acs the french OF this Association,
sssiroas OF rendering tina. Iflba!s OF rHsctlobate
regard 80 justly dus eur part 20 the memory Of
our iAts lasch valued and faithful sirec1or, do
aasrinouly
Fessise, That by the Ssa.h cf ROBERT ID BUR-
Ton tina kie bnoud fire Assoc alior tavs
tanned the loss Of enc The, ~ hrsm'n, CHIEF nm
slreer, and Diisesor WAS elalnsAt IN his Zeai,
hdslity, and Integrity through long series 81
Year,.
Rcs0l"el, That teIdsr for ourselves 2sd
this Association this evidence OF "ur rfotsaLd
SORROW fer thls bereavement to tae ttIl ~ 81 tns
isCF asea.
Rsso'rei, That tho Secretary forward copy Of
h ess reso utle-s 70 hir family and to the papsrs
ct the city for publication.
Cepy-Teste. AtBBRT I. BROOKE,
au H-u beotetafy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

Bsstk Of CsaJedsr~ts soLdtrs.-Ws sppend
= lis, OF GJut"dsrate so.s ..rs who have died
in this city -iRce Sunday morning None OF
the ten q I'd fron Wosnds-all from siek-
Esss, (sasa slss, g. Ten nscrs IT car soldiers
were harisd On Friday snd Sa-ufday last -
TIE Eortslty among OR nlea Is 10 lie g;st-
ted. Their relsUves in tSs far h " no
Nay read his . ief announcement OF their
deaths, may rest AsseIsd tAtt Lacy rses vcc
ali possible xRd atIsnNs', I'D
thai ooald be done Wa done in ssuii to
prevent the approach OF III. "kr.m ds
stroysr
Prisstss John fiaddsa, Regimen, Fiori-
d. Bernard Thicker, l9sh LOU lana TolsE-
tesrE OanaoH, faystts GaarG., Colonsi
Tcomss' Regiment; Weeks, mpsf A.
fifta Regiment, South C.roiiHa voIsnt.Srs ,
VIM Hampton, Tsh Regiment, scalh C&foii-
M yols n tssrs; -. q bod mSu, 4ts Regiment
AlAbaEa T,lustssrs; g. FAv II, IL b
E-Sinsat, Alsb tDa FolxI tssTx - nDr. est,
North CayCliaA Stals frOops a 10 TT Eat-
man, II Alabama Ret nssi; Htsry Fleh-
irg, T,ger klfiss, LosiyiaGa Sltt.'ion
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~ FIh.lkIA tkAcnEs ANTON. rear the sx-
Gu AuYe Bank, is selling Hanover Pen cbss tLat
in sizs and favor the best Of ew jersey
PEACHES Fcur Of thsIa weigh over two founss
Ca Ii and see them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

Amongst tbs many vistim. oth.I
81 war hi.b Is now Devastating oar" ~ Ind CT.
io..d :. re . tns S'a ~ q
asshis ., who IL I'd at the res enc, sslChAs
~ the county CT Louisa 80 ths ~ VI MS is.hs
lhs treu,y- .seaod year OF hi, ~ Aayad
amor gst the hrst 10 rsspon: /. ri, Ass. hs r.
ana si'houxh leaving lucrative YEA
And happy n"me, vent ea.er'u Nv IT, ~fI'yhsg
strasKle Tor fresSOm. But AZ ali ~ psid Ia q.
saw nj soon to remove HIN from - fofldsas
n.-'u sess. iiter eadunng unu.uaI phsre 4.
and puVLtioas, he Was a;iack-d by 4, H~fdAb.s
,s4 cent thetsirVin, and W - carried ssss eos
lay his yoaES head eeneala III. :as VmIs 69 .
Few days aI.er hi. fsturi. BIT. 6,r'ta2 %
is.fa.,o r.. q tioIs parents, blessed b, -
ali Eis trust being stayed on his NAL, Oat.'sas
nora In LIS haDlia, K-u'iemaaly is HI. s,ra
-l~nt ahe"iodais sgd And TO all, he a7po''
!rtsuds b6.iios IL thar, hrotl srs ana G.l
mourn Lis early ami aaiimsly end p'r
"a soldier u closed ycursys. HsW'
Of s'r!fo and Is.ToW, ~ opsa them .|'ft
N - - I9st Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

Prese.tn.snss By the Graaa Jury.-Ths Hus.-
iAgs Court Grand Jury presented tho follow
ing persons for IaisdeIneanogs, VIZ: Mary
Glalson, Washington Brown, john BrOgsn,
Sebastian hnewbard, Patrick McNosl, Bsnjr-
miA Bolton, Daniel Crawford. Il. H.. Lock
wood, John a. Scott, Michael Ksarnsy, Jo-
seph Vernon, Ihoma. Smith and Mary Sulli-
van. The Grand Jury will meet again ca
Thursday.
Tns Court, by virtue of al oran dee Of the
Convention OF the State of Virginia, passed
on the lss day vi July, 1861, order that all
aLlo- b5disd free maie negroes, between the
ages of eighteen and fifty years, within the
Jurisdiction Of this Court ut the date Of the
said ordinance, be enrolled, and thas said On
rollmsAt be deposited in the Clerks OAos Of
this Cosrt, and tda, tie Mayor Of this city b
req vested to have this order executed.
Lusias J. Q1inlin, charged with receiving 9
lst Of leaf tobacco, ,U00 pounds, worth Slae.)
GA the 4th Of July, the property Of VIVA. Il.
kennen and L. Il. Chameerlayns-the same
having been stolen by slaves employed by the
lattsr-was examined and discharged.
Robert II. Gallahsr plsaS guilty to hayin z
allowed his slave TO 60 81 large, and was there
upon hned SIC, whish he paid.
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DIED

VI suhday mtI1'og, august 18Th
dsne A ~ King William coaaiv a, I..
ths dead that ole in IN. lord Blessed A..
pea..t brother, thou hat I.r
dihy loss We deeply fs,i U.s.
bIt IS dod who hath b.rsf: a,
ne cra sill our sorrow. assi'
Re Petersburg papers copy,
os tbs ~ h Infant att o'cl..k
isiast daughter Of Patrick AMI FtLk,
sssa ys4raadi Mouth anu aeb0ysu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

rhs Ra' troad Acc dsat.--Further particulars
Of the lsmentable accident on the Central Road
have been furnished u, and it seems to have
bean ous OF thoss sad bur unavoidable ocaurrsn-
sss tor wLieh az particular blame could be at
tashed t. Any Of ths employees Of The road. The
rain Of Sunday night had been very hoayy,
and il was f.ared toe little streams, swollen to
unusual proportions. might have washed the
soft soil from beneath the track in some Of tie
gulliss or rAvinss through which they ran
About four miles this side the junction with the
fredericksburg Road, there is an emb4nkmsn.
through waish y culvsrt ran, at this time fill
ID With n swollen and turb,d stream. which
u .ds largo excavations in the sides as 1t dash
ed through. This place WAS point Of suspi-
zion, and the co sinssr ut the Junction tells
graphed bis fears to this city, and advised thu
raiu 10 proceed with great caution; but,uRfor-
,unasely, the ears had aft the station before the
telegram WAS received. The Superintendent
with red lights, to give warning st the spot
where it was supposed there was liza
blity Of the track being washed away
This was dose II osce; but before reaching
the spot, the outward bound train Lsd bssn
prscipitatsd over tho embankment with its
freight and Passengers, smashing tie ears in
frig n,fai manner. and wounjiDg many OF the
unfortunate soldiers wLo were on board. The
result - given ia our paper Of yesterday was
corree. AZ far ~ it went, although there were
many others who received sorne slight hurts,
bruises, serxtJhes and oontusiSas. A sampe-
tent medical force Was &C once dispatched 10
the seese ef tae disss ter, and every possible
attention given to the wounded sufferers, who
are now being cared for at the various hsusos
in theViciai:y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

The Sick "a the Cs"ps--We have received
list Of the sick in the various CAMPS around the
city, and their wants, as reported by phys
clan. 1t includes the Thirteenth Alabama, Sc
qsnl Florida, and Thirtseata Georgia ksgi-
Va ants, T. K. Csss's L'sisn. AMI Sixthteenth
Georgia regiment, all ensaopei on the kss.r-
voir grounds; the Fourth Gsoryis battalion.
ensampeJ a. the old FairG round and tho Ten tn
Louisiana Regiment, at the new Fair Grounds.
The wants include milk, potatoes, and other
fresh vegetables, broths, fresh meats, but
ter, chick ems, syrup. for mixing iasdieinss, sld
shirts, blankets, eovsrlsts, 5s. Al the General
Hospital they need milk lily; also, eggs, but
YER, shirts and drawers. We are requested TO
state that 4 wagon will leave the depot Of the
Army Committee Y. al. c. A andsr she Spots
wsoa Hotel, All door from the evrnsr, to visit
the camps with supplies, GA Thursday, 1t p.
n. All articles, therefore, left there bstore
that hour will BE- taksa eat. The sitiAehs. and
those residing in the vicinity, can avail the hi
selves Of this opportunity to send selieasiss,
fosi, prepared, cooked Or other wise, Trash We
xs.ablss, milk, Gs., D., t. The alex and suffer
Ing soldiers. A responsible person will ~
with the wagon t. sac tn all articles reach
thsir proper destination
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14

GESn YIN B'GG AGE LOsT-TwgyTY
sEST-sN LASS kKWA.D Lost from
.sstA4 y Vi he Plains atstioa, kaualsas Gar
H"s<s -a-1-AJ tsi'rosA en- I. b OF J"ly, TW'
rFuFks-.one thlA'k) nsrt cd 'y.A Ham pto,. >"
They arr sasposed II have beea .ak,r to Mas,
saa 'ehetios. and se5cs 81 the 0rspgs aud Alex
asa IL akltro.d same point s.ush. Nav have
tot Aixsd with ths hasSaK. OF troops aud unS
sh'it way 8" Ole OF he camps Tire above rev I'd
vi | b" given Tor isf rnatieu The, Will se:ar,
thdr recovery Address j ". HAMPTON,
lis tirhmonl u,