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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-09
TRUSTEES SALE
MORTGA AGED PRO Z U n \,

49, MORTGAGED PROPERTY
BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Couf for aItirnre
city, the nndersi ned Trustee, viii at public
ton on the premises to thu highest bidder o. TUESDAY
SIX LOTS OF GROUND AND PREMISES in Baltimore
city follows:
LOT Mol Beginning the west side Of Russell street
- rect southery from the southwest Of Russell and
alley. ' " ~ 49, ~ ai
LOT No Beginning the west side Of Russell street
eGt sputhtf from tue southwest Of Rus sell and
allsy. 49, wa ">F''' VI o. ie'' " 'h
LOT No B. Beginning the west side Of Rneseu street
ee' soutSry from the southwest corner CT PuSsail and
hIsS,i sur ct with a. even depth Of 50 n allrv
loi No i Re@lnning the Russell street
at the distance 81 Ill fec sOpthery from the sou Invest
corner Of russell anu Gross sire is, nd running thence
depth of 50 feet O an alley. - '' ' w '''i
Lot 70 8 Beginning west side OF Russell sir, +
al e Instance 81 l2S ,eet southerly from southwest
corner Of Russell and Cross STREETS and rnnnnr ter,
SnGthery, fronting Russell street u feet with an ~,
depth of 50 feet A alley. $500 ' '-4
LoF No g. Beginning the west side of Russell street
az inc distance or i3l feet Southery the southwest
corner OF Russell and Cros- streets and runnin thc
eouherly fronting sell street - ,ept win -
depth OF 50 feet to an allev - WA al ''1
Each OF said Lots is improved ny three-story BRICK
Nv ELllNG bel the ls ID, 3D. 4th, 9Th and 9Th house;
south from the southwest corner Of RnsseI ana Co.
streets and each Lot is subject an, nal rent IL a 5
haS Lhe use IN common Of the alley aforesaid
Ieips OF sae-one-half cash, and lance in two eouaI
@ SIX ard twelve nthS; credit pawn MA Ia
rear interest rom the day If ana to be l ia
truStee. ~ N '"'is'"C'ioh OF NAe
Ground rent and taxes will be paid to day Of sale
HENRY r GA Ely, Trustee.
80 ADREON I: Co
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-09

ENOR SALE.-Farms, Houses, Country-Seats,
II Lots and Ground Rents A fine Farm ! mile from the
heisersown Turnpike, and 10 miles from Baltimore,
tanning 10 acrs well improved One Of $40 in Lou
don county, Virginia the loudon and Hampshire Rail
read land in high state Of cultivation buildings first class,
would be divided into two farms if desired, price
s45 per One Of 40 the Western Maryland
Railroad, 9 miles from Baltimore. Apply to
J. u O'DELL,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
GENERAL Orders,

NOTICE.
WAGON MAKERS who have shops, hnd work by sppcs
lion "a Col. q. DIhSOCK,
my23-2t At the Amjry, Il chmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
Cen Rutlrr.

Of,he MASSACHUSETTS, General, Who has been sent TO
Fortress Eo.roe 10 lead le army to be there assembled
for the saijcsliou Of the South, VIC know little
Judging 5y tie extract we Published the other day, he is
10. vcv vel, read in the history OF his country. Bat he
rsv nevertheless BE ye,y d-shius gallant and enter
,rsrc con naudlr. Some circumstances which We OBJ
serve in the paocrs 10 regard to him, tend to give Us
r.ther better opinion Of him than txpectd 20
entertain of one charged aih his mission He acqlit
ted huse quite respectfully 10 recent correspondence
with Gov. Andrew Of Massachusetts, On his arrival at
Apr,-ols he heard rumors OF inzurcction OF slaves,
aud prouuty volunteered 20 aid GOV. Hicks in suppress
inc IL There wac no occasion Tor Lii aSsseuce-there
bn no instruction nor any thing approaching is but
entitled 10 c-cti' gor his prefer Of aid This eud
the cars Of lie tl5cdy fanatic WHO disgraces tue
SEA. OF Winthrop, he protest to Gen. Butler On
ibesu,isct. The General responded in manly terms,
,vov;rg hi. Determination TO wage only such war as
VA. recognized smorg,t civil I'D natioI sand he would
go Bis Exs,Hency q. Jericho before he would have hand
ia ary other.
As 70 lis previous Eic, he Is said to have been
r,a.rsa Massachusetts, D,mocIs:-warm!y in favor Of
sorl err rights. which lie nov comes to ox;ermna'e;
uycr OF emileuce aaG -a.i,y aad o. tair sandag in
.,etc relations o he His selection fo: this command
DIV General SCOT and his refusal to be associated in i:
With Cen Wcol would argue th-t he ia the hghesttoned
man aud most gallant Captain, the invading hosts can
SUNNY. We are willing 20 regard him. aud treat him as
.srb Blu. be mas rest assured while he vii receive al
the ,our,esi,s of honorable war; he sud us come to
,v,e cur land and destroy our liberties, shall neg
ct none of the means that God and nature have given
m make GOOD cur defence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

The contract for sweeping tle streets Of New York
obtained other bidders BY the distribution e
$4,000 smOug the Common Council Such, 81 less' is
tie charge preferred a. public meeting Of one Of the
Wards-proof preferred and reiutaGon challenged.
The newspapers in every quarter Of the Moth aud
Northwest SLED with charges Of corruption extra
vagsnce ard s1orou prac;e5 or submitted 70 BY the
various ofi,ers connected With the operations Of the
Army. II We credit ere ,i,he Of vba; We see On ibis
sab Ct friy hst Of ae noeey appropriated 20 .he
public so'y.ce s those States has Been rob5ei stolen
BY tbo fuacdoussie- entrusted puh bs da5ursemsnt-
Besides tie Commissary and sarg--a,er Departments,
where every spec GO Of rocaerv "a rampant there are
'Soyer cooking stoves and "Hayclccks caps for warm
climates" and hundreds Of Oh 20 yIl,acg5 devices to
bleed toe public los Individual prof.. The war has beea
seized upon as a Gcj.egd-as a great and unexpected
s-eat fer transferring money from one mans Pockc's TO
those Of saothcr continuance Of thy process wl
long pr5duce complete charge ia ths orun,s OF iadi-
vid,als throughout tae North Taoss who are nov rich
will become blnkrp', vh1e those Who poor, II they
10 no, ,ou s..a. VIII have tte pleasure Of speajiags
grea, al @, rich meue a.ny /, IS very probable ba.
Chi, system Of spoI4ioc-,f cover. gsraraasn has LAD
80 u,,.c agency ia ua,mrs Tie s1iisa rage for war
au,uz the Northern To-r'. Tho fg was ths Ire,ezt
but 'ls distribution C.. rich u,Ls goods amoag Che
poor was Ga, real motive.
Bl- els IS mater o. no sort os consequences 20 ur.
Ta,y may j.you- each otter Hse kl.selay eats, AID
We ho-e tey v'. We merely aj,cr. 10 i O., marking
Characteristic OF ,a1 -a. r,, which proves thsir in-
competency f5s tho Pa zee -al su3 "a ol OF Gov
erumea: They iooS uv3a Glv-r1neu, ~ a crea, M.
chine fl cf money; aud dos, Individuals the best,
w,est ard mos. meritorious citizens Who suec Cd
iu abs.racng fou tia. uachile the greatest PCS IDLE
an5ua; of money a,J apprcpaa1g 10 their advida'l
us,s Tois prominent ;ra in their character induced
stra,ou, observe % reulrk th,;i thee had been
session aud 10 ,z.rau,ol, obstruction the admin ira
hon, the men In poser. by aeng oi their idea would,
il les tLaa twelve months, have the Government
ito the ground. /, is obvious that no Government on
earth not one wth all C.oc,s lressur could long sur
constant systemati, pferius by all those in any
wise entrusted v On It's custody
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
Thc Plan oTInvasIon.

TIE NorAcgu papers ar, r Of tie great invasion o.
poo, Oh Virginia TIER, h41 b,,n nothing like it since
he "a &c, K.rg Sc. out with bis millions Of Babariaus to
dsy,ug poor i.,lg Greece.
Al tie accounts coircspord pretty much with the
following:
WASHINGTON, Nay ls.-N j'r General Butler will go
this afternoon Annapolis where he will concentrate
he Fih, SIKH and Eighth Regiments of MASSACHUSETTS,
into a brigade The Boston battery Of light artillery
viii form part &C the brigade.
General Butler will then go 10 Fortress Monroe, where
the NsSsachus Third and Fourth The con-
sojia,ion Of these regiments will give the General
Formidable command and the control of officers and men
a whom be has personal acquaintance.
General Butler asked tie union OF these troops as
coudioD pr,c dent any operations iutrusted 10 him.
You msy look for strong developments when General
Ben aud bis Massachusetts, bows take the field.
Toe transportation OF immense bodies Of troops 10
Fortress Monroe il take place with the least possible
delay.
It is possible that n. George B. Mcclellan will enter
Western Virginia az tue head of his Ohio and other
western troors simultaneously WITH any movement by
Gen Butler upon Norfolk.
A. the same time a column OF regulirs will move for
Nari from Washington Thus Virginia, open to attack
.; three or tour p,uts will find her position altogether
unen,,be aud su' jected the necessity Of keeping
q sharp look out for federal armies.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
The NosI, oIiNorth sta:e One of us.

The glorious Intelligence received from Rslesh by
telegraph is confirmed by the journals of that city The
Convention met and organized Monday, the 2O.h,.
After listening an address from Hon Mr. Moses COM
missioner from South Carolina which made short by
the evident desire Of the Convention act the Standard
says;
Mr.. Badger offered ordinance separating Nor b
Carolina from the Federal Government and Mr.. CraIge,
Of Rowan, also ered ordinance OF similar charac.
ter Considerable debate took pace not to whether
ordinance of separation should be passed. but to
the character of the ordinsnceNesrs. Badger Craige
Ruia Graham, Barnes Ried, Venable and Others taking
part in the d,blte. Abou. SIX O'clock p the ordi-
nance eli red BY NJ Crage d3p.sd unanimously
ry aeu,5sr present. ro.ing in The c5fraatiVe Tti'
cinancs idls the ogdnsnes Of 1884, by which the
Fed raj Constitution was ratified, aud declares North
Carolina a sovereign and Independent STATE.
As as the vote announced one hundred guns
were fred Capitol sqlire aud the bells Of tbs CT
were rung amid the shouts Of en- excited multitude.
An ordinance was thea unanimously passed adopting
the Provisional Government, OF the Co,Ie5srste States
aud to-day tuesday no doub. the ConG uon Of the
Confederate States viii be adopted and North ca;elina
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

The Government has decided 10 establish two large
camI the French system partly for inst uction and
for the purposes Of force. The camps viii
consist Of from fifteen to twenty thousand men EACH
Ooe will be Termed at Gettysburg, Pa, near the Mary
land border and the other in the vicinity Of New York
most probably Staten Island. The troops at Gettysburg
ere designed for action the southern border when
necessary and those at Staten Island will be required
for service be usG any moment and at any
point the Government may direct For that purpose Or
dsrs have b issued for fleet Of transports to be kept
in readiness in the harbor.
detachment Of the fist regiment, returned from a
cruise down the Potomac report that heavy battery has
been erected by thu Vrgnans at Aqua creek As tn
passed down the battery masked by trees but on
their return il exposed to view. Measures will b.
Immediately taken TO dislodgeit.
Mr.. Lincoln occupied himself on Saturday, in making
personal reconnotre the banks of the Potomac. He
visited Great Falls, sixteen miles above Washington,
crossed the chain bridge and passed the pckets OF the
yirgini.ns twice without being recogl lied.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON May 2l.-The fear that the bad quarters
OF the number of troops now concentrated in this
city would engeuder sanitary disease has been
the cause Of the strenuous Efforts towards making the
sanitary regulations lately established
The President has been urged to possess the principal
towns in Eastern Virginia, but ii is not probable be will
do so. At any rate not until after the el ction.
The Post Office Department does NJ intend to notice
the proclamation of Postmaster General Reagan Of the
Southern Conederacy, announcing his intention to as
sumo control OF postal affairs in the whole South. Mails
for the South will continue 10 be made up.
The principal hotels of the city, all Of which have the
United States flag floating them, Crowded most
ly with Noriherners.
Northern troops continue to arrive in great profu-
sion.
This morning Edmund j. D Black, private in Compa-
nv (Brookyn) l4th n. Y. Regiment accidentally sho;
himself while drawing the load from his muske' the ball
entering his light breast and passing out behind the
shoulder. He was Immediately removed to the hospital.
The wound is dangerous but is thought he may e'
cover.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
winch will TIre Flr.tl

The following is the concluding paragraph Of long
article in the Chicago Tribune of the s,h instant, il
which an immediate aud vigorous blockade of sI South
e-p ports il earnestly urged upon the Administration
the editors eontsndng that such procedure would in
dict vast amount OF damage upon Southern interests
"Ru, le. Il be remembered bat the blockade is too
Odd ,,,crG While the blow Inflicted by i upon the in
,uTgents Is damaging 20 incaeuabls degree tbs Ia.
ur done thereby the and industry Of the
Moth i sush that az GLASSES eH feel i-New England
il Ire grt of employment for hsr 'fp> eRi market for
t.r ysos, New York, ip iack 81 c.s'opsrs and the
Wes ia sbor. sGiss Of her Lrs dsis and provisions.
A 81 blockade IS a two,edged sword is it? Before
YOU ge. through you may fad, the N. o. Crescent
savs. that the war you have wickedly commenced
sins, "a possesses ionumerlble odges-al sharp, de-
sru,,ivs ard terrible You northern aboItouists should
hive Though. OF al this before YOU commenced the
f,h. We Of the South calculated III the chances il
he. height and dph, lcrgih ard breadtl, before We
made up cur minds aud took acton. Consequently,
w-ca WI, solved the partnership the l5Aibe deter
misaton had been previously arrived at, that we would
sacrf., every man and every dollar before we would
3. buit To abolition domination.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

INTERESTING PROM UrAH TERRITORY from
Salt Lk. city, the 90 ut, sta that the fall OF For
Sumter and the OF Virginia had created intense
Interest among the Saints" Tie ives read 10 thu
tabernacle by Brigham Young, and the disciples were
asked TO eve that this was mer ly the prediction o
10. Smith about the breaking upof the American Union
Capt. Gardner OF the army, lett Fort Bridger about
the middle of April, without orders, and without hand
ing in his resignation TO Col Cooke, commanding the de-
partment of Utah. This step suppos d to be owing
10 the captains secession procyite Lieut. Good, anoth
err United States cicer at Fort Crenden, handed in
his resignation and i've Others were expected to do the
sane.
Governor Cumming to have left Utah on the 10 h
instant for the banks of the Savannah anticipating the
arrival of his successor and the other Territorial Of
fcers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
WALTON.

Mr. VAN DYKE AND THE AMERICAN FLAG Some
three weeks since, reported in the World" of that
date American flag ten porarily displayed from
the First Presbyterian Church. Co. Of Clinton
aud Remsen steets, BROOKLYN Of which Rev. Henry ].
Van Dyke is pastor. The dag shortly removed the
pastor and members Of the church concovirg that lis
exhibition apparent concession to The d;taton Ct
mob, ar. Van Dyke having been about the same tire
publicly rcquest to show his colors. Popular excite.
Gent having su5sded it afterwards thought well TO
follow the Amos, unanimous precedent of the churches
of the city and elevate the stars and stripes 1t
dersood that M jOry of the trustees favored such
patriotic demonstration. Ar Van Dyke protested against
the proposed action the ground that the Church of
Christ was not the place for fig, and ntimaiirg quite
ylany that he would preach unir the national EN-.
bl,m His official and personal irflence so far eff
fecua that the meeting of the board Of trustees
Mo- day evening, the resolution providing for ban
INCREASING lost by vote Of FIVE to twO-Mw York
World
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23


A committee OF New York sUohs have offered reward
Of $500. for a soug-l national anthem We know the
Yankees believe in the omupotence OF money but there
are some things which i. cannot do It cannot extract
blood from a turnip, nor soul from Yankee Now, a
genuine national hymn, true Dorian lyric must be free
from the canker of the dollar II be perVaded by
heart. Five hundred millions could not supply the de-
feet. If all Yaukeedom were raked with fne-tcOth
comb no, enough SOU coui be craped together to uS
nish forth one Save OF genuine Tyr Sln.
Never did people 50 much mistake their genius, aod
their mission in this world the Yankees They have
written multitude Of books, dubbed their chief burg
the modern At cus aud d,ered themselves that they
were the successful rivals Of Plato and Thucidyds. But
if thew have ever written book, which was not dis
credit 10 the Euglsh lar clsge have not seen it. They
are now turning tb,r thoughts to arms and aspire to
bc,oue mighty Warrors They have never yet produced
great military character; and 10 this criss-when, it
there were ANYTHING in them It would come 10 light
they aye forced rely upon P'gia General TO plan
their caupigu organic their armies and arrange every
step they take in tue press cuiion OF The war No doubt
the fac. is intensely huulag their sefconceit; bu'
there II stands il the face Of the whole world and speaks
more than volumes Perbps they hope, by ordering a
song as they would steam engine, they may supply the
defect and irse the genius Of great captain iao some
Of thsi- money loving heroes
But the Horatiau prs,ept-Hs sntor-is as good now
A, e. was eighteen lu1dred years ago. They had be't'r
sek 20 the last Tlcy sre great in TOgeygeting and
no3ev.syig in mcdaniel conirisauccs, cheap manu-
r,,afes. o-ca-zue splendid boeis cheap scale, aud
Fl, onoiou, and tricks generally; but fer the great
ms,tions Of empire they h-vs 10 fitness. And as 10
20, - If they vii listen 20 our racket they had better
he content With Yankee doodle which is fully rp to their
appreciation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

The following shot paragraph from he London Globe,
"A ministerial Taper-and We believe Lord john Rus
s OrgAn-siaes the strongly for the Confederate
S,ates
Putting aside a qresens Of the formal recognition Of
tbs seeded Sstss 90 ihey % hey O. in fact cous
tue pohuca, pew capable Of leyyilg war and
tee % be rcarcect Precedent Is entirely in their
favor. Tter c.se IS 10. analogous 20 that OF Smith
CBie7 ia bic cabhsgs garden. They bold aud have tor
some time b, H. lu,ive aud hostile possession OF
large tettitorv They xercise Ell the usual powers and
confer up3r H. iuhab ants al he ordinary teuefi,s Of
set.l,d tower uleut. Tnty not even charged Nth
'Hat rebellion" Nos doss a. Luco!a hlli position
eu.tius liu 10 make sech chars, or powers adsptsd
20 administer a corf, Jouiirg punishment When the
thirteen ates re,td he al'hosiy o. Urea; EFi;ai2,
We termed them rebels aud tried 70 suppress the re-
bsI!oa' Bai. The suppression being resisted Win ef
feet a. oncs became a var; and tbouga We did not
change our Eay Of taking. Ne charged oar tse es ana
q. lcs coocsdsd 20 ths ensmy al toe mmloities OF
a. of5ilarg bslfgsrent Aad ~ esa Aardsy r9s" 70
rssegsisf ts siga enes o. saiar state q h.Hgs ~
fss'A sAs U~ii,d al ,Ls CoafsSsysis Siaiss,'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, May ls.-The Frankfort Convention vii
probable be represented by any Siae out OF Ken
lucky II will rot meet before the latter part of hex
week and will doubt copfne its lsbors TO simply an
address to both sections, recommending the restoration
Ct peace and declaring in favor of the armed neutrality
plan.
The Administration, as ntmated here, is to send Col
Anderson into Kentucky with the olive branch in one
hand and brigade 10 The other. BE may constitute
the head, centre aud front OF the armed neutrality
movement, and locate his camp not far from Louisville
prepared alike 20 prevent hostile Invasion Of Ken
tuck, 8 soil from troops North or South.
Col Anderson may not arrive here with this intent feI
two or three weeks yet. United StIt,s Senator Brock
nrdge is disposed to await the action of tn; h OF July
extra session of Congress- before resortiug to extreme
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
The ST. LOUIS MAssAcRE-The Memphis Avalanche

The ST. LOUIS MAssAcRE-The Memphis Avalanche
eloquenty fays:
The blood Of these murdered women and children cries
heaven for vengeance from the ground that received
It, II rests foul blot burning and blasting cure on
the Lincoln The pals spectres OF those murdered
nnocens will rise before brave troops the gerry
field beckoniDg them to vengeance and victory. The
arm Of the Southern colder will strike deadlier blows
when he thinks of the gentle Southern girl OF fourteen
stricken down in the budding Of her youthful beauty by
an Abolition bullet.
Aud where is Missouri now-what Is she doing, with
the pale Corpsss OF her murdered children before her
Surely she will TO pirate Of armed neutrality, and
whine about tho Uolon She IL called upon TO avenge
the blood OF her people, By the utter humiliation Of The
1000 Black Republicans With Capt Lvon ard Frank
Bl their lesters who offered this foul nsul and dead
y wrong to her sovereignty Let St. Louis be cleared
of the vile Abolition rsPbe which has SO long disgraced
hor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
BACON, LIQUORS, &c,

400 bbk CpcIanaac vh,sy.
HUI 200 bbis h9s mountain rye ~bi.ky
~ bbs common fac ana french hrsn6y
6half pines Hepnesy ,ni Otsrd Frsnsh brs,iy
2hsifplpes Io ard gin
~ bbh Port ani n ddrs vine
20 bbs, and half bsh blackberry. cherry, sna rs,.,
brandy
shalt bbI, Gernsn BIZ era
10 bills fac Virginia sppl. and peach brandy
10 bbls No perI apple brandy.
"a bbs Tru's
% hhds prime shoulders and fde,.
1000 fehooiey'- fugxreurtd WorldtPair hams
10v entih adhsm'
sdtsrces and bDl prime Western Ia:d.
100 bbi. c, B. crushed and powdered ruglr.
20 bbs brown sugar.
sO6bos No 1. O. and mackefei
100 bbli. family herring,
20O bills. No | cut herr
% whole cheese
4cV btI. nn.. superha., and family a,ur.
b0tit. No. mscsereL
6hAIf bbls white q sh.
shalt boxes lisf sugar.
o. bsgs Rio ard To- tyra coffee.
100 bo1.s Of mustard
81 bundles wrsppng twine
30 boxes chslk ant Povh4tan pipeI
0 boxes g'ouDd pepper.
20 dcg brooms
20 don barrel covers.
10 d. cedar tubs
Bon resms OF v. apping paper.
10 kegs b. Carbonate OF soda.
Is boxes Mitchell. candles.
Cjgaies deterslVe ard fancy soap.
60 IBIS Cubs and n. o. moiases
5ierces eodhsh.
$50 teroijshns
100 doc cotton and hemp lines
go bags OF shot
1900 gross mat hes.
10 doz bu 'kes
900 box tobacco.
6tegs sal sois.
200 ksgs nails
Is half chests green and black tea.
100 boxes sdsmantne candles.
attention OF the ie 70 the shove stock which Ide
THOMAS JosTs
No. s Main Sr,a