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CERATE- nR nINTMENT-
81 Wholesale and Rstnil bz

Z. +. Gaylord, @. s. MackenEie,- William fisfei
T. w. Sackrider, and Strong b Armstrong, ClaTe-
land Ohio; Roberts 3 Samuels ColumbU5; ". a. Gra-
ham, Sandusky; Carter = Brother, Erie, Pa
Weaver's salt Rheum syrup and Gerlltss j. sold b.
-Curchill Brother 1eb9
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10 An assortment Of Fire Clay UT7is, or
Flower Vases, plain and ornamental, the
most beautiful patterns ever brought 70 this
market, designed for ornamentihg yards,
gardens, piazzas, 80. Also, beautiful va
riety of Fire Clay Chimney Tops, designed
both for ornament and utility-a certain
remedy for smoking ehimneys. Fire CLAY
Sewerage Pipe, we'll glazed, 1 to inch bore.
Also, a variety Of Goals, Coke, Fire CLAY,
Fire Brick, Tile, &c, An the above are the
products Of the HammondsYille Mining and
Manufacturing Company. Office on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Pier. ra
-ii 9sJ. ]. RoOKAFELLOW, "a
March 2:S29. General Agent.
TUBs AND VATs.-M. L. Eddy, No. 46
Bank street next to Academy Of Music
makes yats and Tubs for oil refqers use.
Joiner jObbing done on short notice. Fer.
samples Of tubs refer to Nix 4 Norris, j.
Masury, and E. Main. 10 ''l- ifs1e 5i.
Jan3I:3-28
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.wRDNRsDAY1 nIoRNNG. MARCH -,
TRAvRLER,s RRGIsrRR.
NEW ADVERTIsE6TENTs.

e. Fer TeiesrashIc, Market n1ld Marine
News see Fourth Pare, ....
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NHTNA, UROUKEKY 9 GLASS.
oz7NA GLASS AND EARTHENwARE

UTHTTE STONE CHINA-EN-
M TTPTT.T N lanes Edwards manufacture /;
y ,t,As - =. ~ ths REST and FINEST WARE
,s5s ~ sbe English PntteFies, warranted not %
crack nor turn yellow roin hot NaleIln ssts ana ~
the separate piece quite as low p als iN Ni
u can be bought elsewhere.
TOLD BAND CHINA-0F THE
7 finest quality, imported direct from lfanee.-
M ii5inv warranted to stand. Iea-Sets for tl4,i 70
yTort6 eIq0o Dining-SetE for 5000 worth So3itO.-
ANY pieces wanted can be had seperate no" se'''
CJVER PLATED W A R E.
Double Plate looks as veil ss Silver, az one-hfth
n ogt sld will last TEN YEARS at least IN con
sfsnt uss and can then be re-pHted, II desired our
-sl9SA "a 1sTFI3s Ss sT7 soOu9 FORKS and SPOONS,
C0FFEE TEA UREs, NAPKIN Rings,
BUTTER DISHES, Nut RI ARIShfS5 S}f5s
,TEA SETS. s1kgF SOFs5
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DON'T DELAY To PURIFY
y THE BLOOD.
7F DIR. WEAVER'S sai
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP,
FoB THE CURE OF
Oanker. Salt RheuIn, Erys sipelas, Scrofuioul Dis
eases, Cutaneous EruptionB and every kind
- Of Dissass arising from an implrs
s. state Of the Blood.
The most Efse1gs Blood FiHjfeT Of ths Nias


.--- 7r tenth Century.
TT is THE PRESCRIPTION OF
an Educated Physician, and all who are afiicted
With any Of the above named diseases, should ir
without delay. 1t VIII drive the diseases ron che
system, and when 0Ioe out on the Skin faF aFrli-
cations Of DR.. Weaver's
CERATE, Or OINTMENT,
Lid and you have q pernanenf Caro-
The CERATE has proved Itself to Be the best ONT
ment ever invented, and Ehere onca u1ad, it has
never been known to fail sf edecti1g q permanent
cure Of old Sores letter ana Seald eadsi
Chiublains, aud Frost Bites BarberB Itch, 0kapped
Or CTicked Hands or Lips Blotehea OF RimRles On
',-s sORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES,
the Cerate is ths only thing required 70 curas IS
should Be kept in the house Of every Family.
PTies of Syrup 81; Cerats Is sslts pr B0tils.
Directions Accompany zach Bottle
SOLD BY MosT MEDICINE DEAEEEs.
r.e. a.slr in. HARRIS 3 CO., Pruprietors,
For Western States. Cincinnati, Ohio.
To whom an orders for the above Medicines mnst
J. - nnfff7- sd
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A large number Of claims and accounts
were read and referred. -tas,.
Adjourned.
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PETITIOS,

From J. Theodore Perkins and others,
asking to appoint Isaac Jones 70 the Office
of bridge tender to the Willow street bridge.
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On the basis Of the last election the Wards al
entitled TO delegates as follows:
Holm KIRKPATRICK,

Chairman CentraI OommlIIee'
DIV. GAss, Secretary.
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Emsa,E Ehnr0fs: :
Ge,ternl Ren,lInftona.

1. No pupil will be received fer shorter period than
sessi u. Pupils entering after the commencement %
a session, viii BE- cLzrged uniy for the resdu8 Of the
session No ceauction viii Re made in case OF with
drawal bsfo TIE Of the tession OF for abseucs
unless Cccas i1nei by sickuesS.
=. With the view 20 prevent eZtravagaucs and prO-
mote habits Of sc1nauy the following unif-rn has
been selected: Winner u1if0rm 10 consist Of sa -
c7oTed Merino dress vita cape q same, and plain
white collar; black x apron aaS white egh0rn nat
trimmed with straw cOiOre1 rlb5pn for summer, and
scarlet for wInte4 Summer Uniform 70 st OF dress
OF blue Etnghs, mus IN Or calico, u Ia cOOrsl to be
made with loIg sleeves, and 10 ht close TO the neck
with small plain, white collar; black silz apron Esch
pupil to b provided win two dresses iOr the winter
ard foar dresses Of the sumner Uniform
8. Baardefs rust be provided with six changes OF
clio hing suitable the season, with ali necessary arti
cIss for tie toilet and with SIX table napkins.
= The parents guardians Ct youns laaies coming
from distance, are requested 60 person in
o Memphis 20 VII m application may be made,
when necessary n Favor Of he pupu the Instlt1
ton.
The Iusttution will not incur the expense OF fur
nishiDy the pupil with pocket n:cnsy articles OF
clothing; shall the pupils be allowed 70 keep money
% spend at their discretion. SCCh must be de-
posted with the Superior OF the institute.
To prevent loss Of time and interruption Of the
exercises 0f the School, vis0r- VAL be received only
Saturdays. from % u O'Clock d. ami 70 5
the Institution VIII be received on any day except
Sunday.
This Institution is Caihoic-but as its object Is to
aJrd educational advantages, rrrsre-lvely q reli-
rious crCeds Blucs beyJG3 iIzt C5gct Will be ex-
ercistd. Dsoipue ar order only viii require attend
aucs at divine service on Sunisys
8. Parents and friends visiting the pupils exhbi-
tlou week, or at other times viii hnt accommodation
in the city CeiEhborho0 the Institute is pre-
pared TO furnish eaJrrtaiumsut.
., Letters TO 10 addressed 70 tho
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
ct. Agnes Fem ale A~a5cuy,
au2-Sm Iemphis, Tenn.
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I(jjEG
STATE FEMALE
COLLEGE,
N3ena17h1a, Tennessee.

FTTHE Fall Session Of this Institution will commence
4 on fSe 18th OF September next. In its favor we
claim the following advantages.
Its plan Of organization thorough course OF study
and discipline well the high standard OF Rstruc-
ton pace In the rank Of strictly first class Female
College.
2 1hs buildings new, elegant and conmodiou7,
For all school purposes, they probably unsurpassed
BY any either North Scutl. The farntCTe and gem
era equipments have not failed 70 excite the ad
miratiJn OK visitors and patrons.
g. In local situation it Combines the following ad-
vautagss The region country is acknowledged 10 be
healthy as well beautiful 1t is surrounded by ore
Of hs nest refned intelligent and mora comgunities
Il is suHcieny to the city for all purposes OF
trade and sufficiently remote TO protect the pupils
against habits Of extravagauce. 1t may be easily
reached in all directions by railread and river.
The professors and teachers have mad Cng expert
eace ana are known thoroughly entitled 70 the con-
nience os the South In fact the highest a1vantsgas
in every particular that be found IN any similar
Institution enjoyed at this for the proper training
and education Of young ladies'.
Expenses as heretofore. For particulars, address
G. COLLINS,
a-A-dsv President
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-29

SUPPRESSION OF THE New YoRK DAILY
Nav Another act of infamy has been per
petratsd by the Lincoln Administration. sck-
ages Of the New York Nel0s-a bold, fea rIess
and independent anti-war papeT-have been
seized and either confscated or destroyed.
This is the manner in which Abraham Lin
coin fulflls his cath to defend the freedom of
the press, right guaranteed by the federal
Constitution. This is' truly gloomy period
for republican liberty In the North, and, we
greatly fear, unless the people of the Northern
States rise in their might and hurl the Lin
coin Administration from power, tiaat consti-
tutioRal freedom is at an end. lincoln has
suspended the privilege of the writ of hG5eas
corpus; be has suppressed the freedom of
| speech and OF the press what act of tyranny
and oppression will be next commit ?-Loujs-
| Vills COGrier.
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arrival OF The steamship HIbernIan.

viii the Union and .Rmerican please copy
the aTtisle in the APAEAL of 22d inst, and this
also S. P. H.
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AAtiFai o. me steamship Hlbernlan' =
FURTHER PoIET, August 90, O'Clock p
M-Ihe steamer HiberHian, from Liverpool
lot6, via Londonderry 10Th, is in sight.
Ihe Tines also publishes another letter
from Mr.. Russell, which is generally discour-
aging for the North.
The special agents Of the Cotton Supply As
ISOLATION had reached Egypt and were to have
an Interview with the Vicsroy on the subject
OF cotton cultivation.
Inc harvest IN France is progressing sat-
isfaetoriiy, but the wheat crop will be de-
fcieDt.
The Paris Bourse was buoyant. Rents
6Sf60c
The first teas brought down from Hong
Kong have reached Shanghai The rates
Of new teas at Loo Chow continued extreme
and The relative inferiority of the present to
tbe previous crop is confirmed.
Calcutta letters say the cotton question was
The great topic Of the day there. Every effort
was being made to promote its increased pro-
duc.ion.
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DRS. :. 3. W5Ss0h q W5l. RAss0a,
NO, 800, DENTISTS. NO. 800.

ETAYE gOved their Office to corner Of Ss5sggssss.
II UNION AND MAIN STREETS. hS--ssss stsszsfs
where they have dtted up and fnTnIstedNi ~ Ss'l
rooms suitable for the accommodation Of -A-A-1-
tlo who may fGvcr them Clth their confidence and
having thus lCc6e permanently 9er their professional
services II the different brgushes 0f Dentistry prOmis
uE the puE.ic 20 them ia the most skifgl asd
judicOus manner ard ia every reasonable warrant
satisfaction. both operations performed and
charges iOr the same Further than this wish 10
4Cd out lnaaCsuGnt whatever TO tie public
draw them to Ciice, by any exhibition OF Denial
sPEcICaIs propositions 10 do Cheap Dentistry"
'at prices cw lower than the very lowest
BY any other alton Of facts in any way
wlalevsr. Ecither do ve wish any 20 mistake our
lse (WsssouJ ior that oi another, the Dame Is
plane and place OF business easily found. Office csrner
OF Uii0n and Main, No. $50 fe15- d.twaw
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3SES' AND CHILDREN
AND YOUTHS
IHSDRlH(E C0HPlHI.
Of the STATE Of Virginia, Richmond.

Vi Ln6 SLaL6 Ol virginia, hicnm0ld.
y 7. ES9ESI, .4geraf,
OFFICE, ON MADISON STREET,
Opposite Bank Of Memphis.
Authorised capital O0o co.
Cash capital and suplns paid up..........S $50 co.
% $40 600 dep sited with Controller at Nashville
as security to policy holders
Insures against loss ~ Fire Buildings and ker-
ehandise Of every description. Also, on Leases and
Furniture. All losses equttaDy adjusted and promptly
paid. apply
DIRECTORS.
Wm- a. Mcfarland; President Farmers Bank;
A Wsrwisk, 1rm OF Warwieg & Bdrksdale;
Wm G.. Crenshsw, firm OF Crenshaw & Co;
Wellington GOddin, firm OF Goddin q Apperson;
7. v. AcCance, drta OF HualOp, AOncure & Co.;
G.. A. Barks,iale, firm Of WarWicz & Barksdale;
James Grant, To5Ecc0 Msnufacturerj
/. d. Orenstaw, firm OF HaxEu Crenshaw Co.;
jobs L. Bacon, hrm OF Bacon y Bzskerviu,
R. HHxail, nrm Of Hsxal 7, Crensbaw s. Co.;
John Currie, Jr., Ship Owner;
Wnl. b. warwick, firm OF Warwick 8 Barkssals;
Jas. Alfred Jones, Attoznsy-at-Lsw;
@. c. EIlett Builder;
F. 9 RUtln, AgricultuTist and Manufacturer;
R. ". hcGruder, firm Of s EcGruder & Sons;
". v. Grump, AttOTaey-at-Law;
Jas. Dunlop, arm OF Dunlop Honcure = 90.
BOILING ". EAXALL, President.
o. 2. BREsEE, Secretary.
offer this relisble SOUTHERN INSURANCE cox
PAEY to the property holders of Memphis and solicit
portion u their business All losses will be prsmpy
paid IN at this agency Those Whs wish to
age southern institutions In preference to Mort g..
VIII please give me cali.
sul-1v Esdison street
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90 8. OSWEE4E4 8 co.
Go EBo OSW ELL s. CO.
BOOTS AND sEOE3,
no. 3I5 MAEN STREET,
BETWEEN UNION AKB EoSEoz sTs.
BOOTS AND gEOEs,
BETWEEN UNION AKD xosEos srs.

g. z. 0sWELL.. ?, IHGRAHzM.
NaTE beg leave respectfully 70 inform our friends and
w the public tha5 we have completed store,
snd have received entire new stock OF Boots and
Shoes. Our stock consists Of a great variety Of
LADIES', KISSES AND CEILpEEE's, MEMS EOYS
AND YOUTHS
hne work Of our man1facture, also good asSort-
ment Of heavy goods for plantation uso.
Especial attention is invited TO assortmsut Of
French Goods imported especially for trade, al
OF which are offered at very low figures.
SO n ain street, opposite Speed Donaho Strange.
apps 6m 6. p. OSWELL 4 co.
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sEEE.,S SECOED LETTER oN
|E DESAST al MANASSAS
= rwrE
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91strllanf0uS
ST. AGNES

TIHIS INSTITUTION, incorporated "
4 ACt OF the 1t gislaiure, is uc}ishtTuliy HLAlA
81 'uatsd in e healthy and retired part 0f u -
the city of emphis. Comuandiug rho al EE{sssSIS
vantages both Ot town and country. Tbs fz5D=zr
bulltiEgs are ample and commodi0US. aud -
so gEed Is to secure everything dssir-
able ~ school edidoa. They stand in the center Of
extensive and highly Improved grounds 81 dad b for
est trees am part tasCefuy aid out and set with
rare plants ard shrubbFrT. The converter OF -ees
to MemphiL from all parts Of the West and SoutA and
the acknowledged hsathfunass oi the city recommend
it as poUt highly favorable for the location Of lite
rary institutions.
The Academy is under the charge o. coupetent and
experienced teachers. TIE system o. cuc.t0n is the
same as that pursued in similar institutions in Ken
lucky. Il is every Wsy calculated 20 secure an the
aims q cductCu-m0ral and Intellectual cutzre re-
duemeut Of manners ami Physical Improvement. No
Efforts will be spared render the Institution worthy
u extensive PATRONAGE.
The discr line OF the School viii be firm and UNIFORM
but id a1d parental while tie strCtsst attention VIII
be paid tJ health comfort and wants Of The pupils.
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Terms per Session:
PAYABLE HALF-TEARLY-INVARIA IN

For Board and Tuition in any al OF the following
branches; Reading, WTitiES, Ariimetic, Euglish
Grammar, Geography History, Rhetoric Composition,
Criticism, Principles of Eau al Philosophy Chem s.
try and Botany Mental and AO-sl Philosophy, Plain
Sewing Marking etc. SIS $50. $50 or SlO0- Accord
ing 10 the age class of iha pupil For DAY scholars
tuition, SIS, SO SZ5 $50 according to age or class
above.
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A Chance fer Active Service.
MOUNTED RANG z 3 8.

TvAvING been authorised by Governor Harris to
III raise Battalion OF Mounted RANGERS TOT tne "at
7 Jis "a anst ave hundred sble-bodied men, mount
sd AID eontpped with such arms they can procure
bet guns aud pistols preferdole suita2e 10 tRe SER
vice Those who cannot entirely eqgio WIN
e S1rsisbe ed arms by the state. When mastered IN,
valuation Of the property IN horEes and arms WIN Dc
mads. aud the amount credited to the volunteers
Those wishing 70 enlist are requested 10 repoIt =
sais "a me AZ the nycso House, where quarters viii
ba assignsd them until such time As the Betanon Is
1855 % "a e"- n. B. FORREST,
4tt Lieut. Col. 4. Tenn.
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1t0ftsslQnal CarOs.
SDp-. EgagE35

IyAS removed 70 the hJuse recently occupied by Col
II A. II. DJug'ss, corner shelby and Mccall streets,
nearly opposite GayUsO house. su6 In
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TIE SEVENTH REGIMENT.

NEw-BRvSswIck, MI Friday, April 10. 1851
Tie Seventh Regiment Of New-York, numbering
99l men by actual count reached New BrnS@ic lex at
1;ij p. The route thus far has been one continual
ovation, and at every station on their route they have
been greeted with the booming of cannon and shouts Of
thousands Of the patriotic citizens Of New-Jerey,
who have almost lined the road, and houses at dis
lance of half mile from the road were seen to be
Illuminated.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April 10, l86l-ll P. m.
The Seventh Regiment has not arrived yet, though
expected than an hour snce 1t il reported they
will go aboard the keystone State, and taken to Wash
ington via the Potomsc. The streets are thronged to
witness them march. They were at New-Brunswick
at o'clock, but it will be II they reach here.
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EUENDEISASI.k.

PHLADrtPHta, Friday, April 10, 1861.
The CITY Councils Tbs morning. at special meeting
appropriated 100000 to equip the volunteers and
support their families daring their Absence from their
homes. Tie merchants are holding q meeting for the
same purpose.
Seven Companies Of Col. smalrs Regiment left this
city By special train for Baltimore after midnight
TIE Massachusetts, Regiment left at n subsequent
hour.
The Philadelphia Volunteers have been turned back,
because without arms and equipments.
II,EHsBURG. Friday, April 10, 1861.
Tie Governor has ordered 10 900 suits of clothing, TO
BE- made in Philadelphia and 600 pair ofblankeIs The
oncampment is alive lluts are being pu up raldly.
,2o0 men are encamped. Tie Governor takes the
noon train FOR Philadelphia His presence is required
there impera,ively for military reasons.
The Governor !. constantly engaged in preparing ac-
commodaon for the troops No have yet arrived.
There order from the Secretary Of War for them.
The Governor percmptorily refuses to let any more
Penrsy yana troops move 10 Washington until they are
armed. The demand was made to-day, and il wa in
staHtly declined. The specia messenger to Washing
ton for arms has not yet returned. The State appro-
priaon Of $4,000 win be exhausted within four
weeks. The banks have abundant mears. \ company
from Lebanon has arrived minister Of the GOSPEL in
command.
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MARY Unless may be for the desenss Of the Ma

tiooal Capital.
IL il nv intention in tho future, ne il las beer ny
erdeavor Ia the pet TO preserve The people OF MGry-
hand from civil war; and Invoke tho assiriaucc ot
every and 10, al citizen TO aid ne to this ebd
The people of this State WILL III short tine. have
the opportunity afforded them, in special eleofn for
MeDbeis of Congress of the United States, to DRESS
their devotion 10 tie Union, their desire to sac
broken up. Tn. II. Hicks,
Governor Of Maryisua
Baitnore, April 10, 1901.
U,YOR's OFTICr. April II, 1861.
heartily concur in the de eru inaiion of the Gov
ernor to preserve the peace and maintain inyloe no
honor and integrity Of Mary aud ret forth III ne
above proclamation and will earnestly cooperate with
bis efforts to maintain peace aud order in the City oi
Baltimore
And cannot Withhold my expression Of satisfaction
at bis resolution that no troops shall be se"t from
Mary lard to the soil Of any other State. The great
question: issue mus, in the last resort, be settled by
tie people Of the city aud State for themselves at the
ballo-box and opportunity for free expression OF
their opinions will speedily be afforded ut the ap-
proicling Congressional election.
If the coun.el- Of tie Governor shall be heedeo, we
may secure in tie confidence that tn storm of civil
war whh threatens the country will at least pa.s
over our beloved State and leave it unframed; but II
they shall be disregadtd feariuland icidai strie
may nj once burst forth in midst
Under such circumstances, can any good eltRen
doubt for moment the course which duty and honoE
alike require him 10 pursue 1000, 81,
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The n. \. Seventh Regiment En- Route.
Enthusiasm Along the Line,
A PERFECT OVATION.
Special Di.qa:sL to The N. Y. Tribane.


WILMINGTON, Del, April 10, 1861.
Coming from Washington this morning, | nct
a merchant captain direct from Pensacola. and
obtained the following information; Fort Pickens
was REINFORCED with five hundred men on Friday
plight last. There are eight hundred men now
within The fort, and seven vessels are lying out
side.
Large Bnabers of Southern troops arrived on
saturday.
There are still many Union men in the South.
The American flag was raised in Mobile Oh Sat.
urdsy but instantly torn down.
A bloody negro insurrection is appreheneed 10
the Cotton States.
A gentleman who passed through Tennessee
day before yesterday says that the Amerinan flag
was flying everywhere, on houses, public build
ings, and hill tops.
In Virginia, everybody is crazy. Loud threats
Of Lynching the Union men are uttered every
where.
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA.

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA
From Our Own Reporter arvedhere from Richmond last night
On Wednesday afternoon, shortly before the steamer
Yorktown was 10 have sailed for New. York, Gov.
Letcher ordered Company +, Capt Cary OF the Let
Regiment Of Volunteers take possession Of that YES
sell for The purpose Of taking troops down to Norfolk
About p. m. trumpetcr went down Main street
calling tile cirzcns 70 ams and shortly afterwnrd men,
with mushets and whatever other equipments, they
could get hold of, were rushing down town toward
Rockets, the lower pant Of the city. An hour after
ward nearly I'll returned, squad OF men having been
pacedon guard ,etain tho steamer. She was 10 have
rallied on Thunday mornir9 with troops for Norfolk.
Mr.. Watson Of the firm Of Ludiow Watson u Co.,
consgnees of The steamer entered protest against the
action If the Governor that zane day. On Thursday
the fact OF the Ordinance of Secession was made pub
lic although it war passed Tuesday The estimated
majority Nv which il was carried was H., but, as that
matter yet kept secret il to be presumed that 1t
was much less. Moot Of the strong Union men LEFT
Richmond on Wednesday, they being threatened by
the officers Of Judge Lynch.
On Thursday afternoon man was arrested for tele-
graphing news of these movements ~ Washington.
He barely escaped rough usage by the mob, through
the interrogation Of one OF the Secession leaders
The same afternoon Gov Letcher put his seal on the
mail bags and no mail LETT until the next day. On
the morning Of the lsib, 500 men elI Orange Court