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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07

TEA-Ihe inquiry all descriptions very l'i and prices
are well the toct 81 Greens Is very small the sales
Tor the include about $500 psg Of Green's and J0o do
BActs
pcc, Reurny Me supported hear OF sales OF 80 boxes
IA AZ cab Grd rs do. terms not made public
". ouo,c id Of 90 Jd tB ga mos. sui l. G. Coke At $50
-6 y block il quiet hut prices folly suiainsd
small sae BAu,S at PC, and Straits at pc, both cath
WHALEBuSE-The inquiry has suhsidsd aud We have 10
sales advise prices unchanged The stock In the country
h sbout SO 90 e..
WHIsKYThe inquiry Is moderate but with liberal arrivAH
price. caT Of ;O bb, Al &c, and small lots a. u
llnc.
WOOIwe have very lle Of Interest to notice in the marie;
this wsk Domestic Pieces have been al IN II lots 20 the
tent OF about asa % full rates Pooled Woods have .od
very slowly and hear Of anasctons worthy Of notice
California quiet hat steady FOREIGN Noo sun cont ha' Ney
u Grs. movement IL Cape Wool reported Boston bat
we ere unable 20 anything definite In regard TO T. We
quote; , ~, ,o,o~
Pulled IS shy
Ii0nskol on-l
Gang 81 East 9dJO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET

REPOKG
FoE rnE WKrE fHpIs6 "WEDNESDAY, MARCH D. ieol.
TOTAL RECEIPTS KINDs rOR TIE WEEK.
According the reports from the several IA sne
city there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07

Country slaughter tsirs'd d cured weighing
City slaughter tliumsd and cured weighing 5000 at."6i
City slaughter trimmed Association weighing Udto ~ sHs
PouLrKIReccpls OF Poultry Ney heavy all through
last veck The weather remarkably waa iof me season,
which together with the restriction. or Lent csed pes
down low ebb This week the weather uch coolfr
and receipts being light the old stock In insAet pretty wal
worked of To-day prices have improved from " zei ID,
We Do not expect TO very ieh prices rus ss1n this.s
the times hsrd yet should the weather continue cold
ID. receipts Moderate hope to zee some improvement OF
tits dave quotations. We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07

fEAruEEsWe quote. Nestefn, choice, 4Zdiic' Iehh -
0SIc.
FREsH ME,r,Couutry consnor frequently leave he hsTs
lts ~ their Veal and Mutton which uEes the sale. We 1noe;
Beef sides good q r..J Veal = b...,...''''''!
Mutton, oarcassesu....6Id Well Cave. = b:.'.o
GAYF-Parrnsrs aud Quail but little inquired ati z and
p lower than last - quotations fari- CIch
continue come in sell very slowly prices lower
tho our figure. of s week We DO not look for Improve
this kind Of game Pigeon have been coming N iIrdy
untl within the pt three days They are Little higher
any numbers would besk down the MAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07
Mach a. igfI

ASHTg-The inquiry fT Pos 10 good and the ma ket bet
ter es OF ~ bbls IS Pear, hrm bot quiet -
BFESWAyNcilo,s is IA fair demand sud the marie. i
firm; sales Of 1000 o.. Western sud souih'ru al GdJtci
cash
CAEDLES-Th, make; for Adamsuiiue j. unchanged sales
500 boaes Staten Island ls!0 l6c also, sales 1900 n fas,n
lie, Sperm aud Patent ale steady At foIin'E quo
thtionf
COAL-Tbe inquiry for Domestic has hbsted the very MILO
weather checking the consumption andpic1 ere low ~ ss
from ward ~ 25d - uE Ia foIe very bttls has been
dop, and prices nominal, hear Of sale OF New castle
Ga. 10 arrive II St 4 mos. Liverpool 10 scarce
COFFFE-The market 1, sin quiet but prices are steady
We hear to-day Of - bsgs Ro A. s 200 ag, Mars
cnibo llalti. and . bas. Jamaica ~ z.el cab we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07

IRE business Of the Clearinghouse to-day was
Es2bIa Ths.ssT government lOag and Treasury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07

Receipts Ri. weeA b,b24 q
The onoatios furnished by Henry ID. Grant the suPern
enden Market for ecyned Hog n, gross weight,
SIa5Ic. For Distillery Hogs = 05c.
Owing perhaps to the weather the trade has not p"sa
yely II wac notwithstanding the cool weather Tuesday,
.po.tei particularly dull We noted small lot Of nice Igt
HOY Tor Killing fresh taken b. send Eastward at &C. ~
Geo W. Dorman gives the following the price Q. He
this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07

RtLTbe maTke Is less scyel but tady Ne Ia'' yuJ
notice saes tc al 0d ~ rs q 100 H. o. 20 quality
sEEDS-Wo notice .ale here Of 500 bags and e0 packets
inferior Bombay Linse.d at = 63 -
SHO1We still quote 6t &C. cash for Drop and buck e
nlarkst j. quiet.
SKNS-The both Cost and Deer hss been very In
active prices the stock Of Goat accuua,ng
only hear p bales heavy Curncoa Coat SKINS
al SIC. mos 3COo Tampico at Jic., "ss y cent:
sPELTER-The market very quiet hear Of few tma
lots Silrsian selling AZ Sc. cash.
sGARS-Th. inquiry for Raw has been moderate a. about
rre,ou, rates, we brar Of OF 623 bids Cuba at Us
Lhds do 5c $50 hhds do and 20 hhds heado private
tss Refined are quiet, quotations. Beet quality
Loaf SEC: do Crushed &c Circle A DO. Bic Orsnueed
snd Ground &c White Coffee A. nc and Yellow do at Tsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07

OIL CAKE IL IN fair demand but transactions are nooeA'
Western being and City Cube' sre engaged h IN ID
Prices somewhat nominal - tJI w =.
Western Thin and S3id 49, 50 for CITY n bags ae p"I
vi Round also il 20 -.
OIL MEAL-he inquiry has been fair for Clover Seea ~ pt
export. but chiefly Tor the home trade safes OF ~ Da
5Iasc aud extra lots e. &c. Timothy Seed saesoe q
= 2 and /, not plenty. Rough flaI'eed l. quiet 7i ''f
bu.hel ,,-.- -,
POTATOES-The market l. steady We quote " hte Z,
ga 81 70; PINK Eye,s 81 75d ~; Weern Red ct Is@
2 Mercers ~ 2d 81 20 bb and Nova Scotia morn 'e'
sci at Ud15c = bush. -.
PROFESSIONALS Pork market dull nd rather ss'eE we
arrivals fair; sss OF 6Sl bbs at l. 2t III - oi new
Mess and y 50 for Prime Beet hrmy held snd "
request for the trade &c aes 2ls bb at 81 9a -
for Meas aud tl0G M for Eytra Prime Ness quiet
a @lb0%li Bee Hams steady Of Sl4d-l3a 30 be'9n Is
dull s0d nominal 81 d9ic Cut Meats are more a0lpdans
sales 81 bids d6 FOR Shoulders and SdGYr 0r Hsns
Dressed H. dull and heavy ale Lad m9'. plenty
easer saes 2G0 bhs end tee at &C. for No ard %
for prime hutsd demand at Use for ONO and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04
iFrom Manassas Station.

rCorrespondcnce of the Richmond Enquirer.
MANASSAS, May 81, 1861.
It is now known that the Federal troops
which left Wheeling and its vicinity on the
night of Monday, 9th, had for their destina'
ton Grafton, a small tow at tho junction OF
the Baltimore and Ohio and the Northwestern
Railroads. An Ohio regiment arrived at Graf
toms OH Tuesday. Northern regiments, COM
posed almost entirely of foreigners, are con
centrating at IIagerstown and at Havre de
Grace. Maryland. The ultimate object of these
movements is, of course, Harper's Ferry.
Reliable accounts from Washington report
that great disafFaclion exists among the soldiers
now located in the neighborhood Of that city.
On Wednesday last nearly the whole Of the
second New York regiment, or as many as could
POSSIBLY procure money sufficient to buy o
ticket, lett for their homes. a considerable
number of the New York Seventh Regiment
took their departure on the same train. Thus
we see that, contrary to the repeated and re-
iterated expressions of the Northern journals,
tho American clements Of the !Adlilnistra'
t;on's forces, those who really have the inter-
Gets Of their section and their " ut stake,
are disguised with the war in which they are
engaged, and gladly avail themselves OF inc
6tst Opportunity to sever their connection II
n'st S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04
The Ynnkees Attacking a Virginia Battery,
Two War Semi 10 aAsIst.

Two ShtpS-oI-" ur ScnL 10 ASSIST.
WAsnISe7oN, HAY Silt was stated yes.
terday that q number of vessels were then
fitting out here for some destination not pub
licIy disclosed. The following despatch, re.
ceived at the Navy Department from the tele-
graphic station At the navy.yard. between (
and Eve o'clock his afternoon, affords an e1-
PLANTATION:
The Keystone State reports that in passing
Aauia Greek at noon, the Freeborn and Ana.
costa were engaging the battery ut Aqua Creek
with success. Shall I send the Pocahontas
with her 10 inch gun to assist
This dispatch is signed by Capt. Dnhlgren,
the commander Mt the navy yard.
Immediately upon receipt Of this dispatch
the Navy Department ordered two men Of war
down TO support Capt Ward.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-There is little II any
doubt tina, tho Now York list Regiment will
proceed at midnight Ia Aquin Creek, arrang.-
inents having been made fur their ,ransporta.
ton thithcr.
Up to half ps,t II o'clock to night, the Gov.
rrninrrt had received no further adviccs from
rha, point, beyond what has generally been
mentioned.
The steamer Keystone State Witnessed the
fight for several hours, according To tho report
81 m officer on hoard that vessel. There hrr
two batteries. The oi,r IN the low ground
had been damaged, |, was supposed from III,
movement. oI The steamer hn,costa shc wac
struck 10y a ball
No Dorsr az fr--ths New York Tribune
says ,hsr" ars n, !eaa, three hundred officers M
Tho Lincoln army anil navy ~ho will Gr,'sy
The Cause the flrsi opportunity
-
This State Of Arkansas has placed her sntiT,
militis 'oree at the dtSrossl Of The CehIedsfai'
States, AMI has appropriated o., zoe, 900 fei III,
progress VI The "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04
yI,e latest from tile Federal army IN
Virginia.

WAsHiSGToH, May 3l.-A gentleman whit
arrived here tonight from The camp Of the
Federal troops in Virginia, reports that fou1
companies Of the u. S.. Cd dragons, a battery
Of artillery, and the New York Sth, 25th and
69th regiments, were occupying the heights
two miles beyond Arlington House, and their
pickets extend beyond Halls Cross Roads, 81
miles from Washington.
A portion Of this force vas intending to ad'
vance on Fairfax Courthouse to. night, and, il
possible, occupy it before day.break. They
expected to have an engagement, as informn'
ton, deemed reliable, had reached them that
Confederate troops to the Number Of 900 arc
in position at that point. 1t was currently ex.
pected that there would be an attack by 1000
Confederate troops on Alexandria during the
night.
The Federal forces there and in the vicinity
were actively engaged preparing for the ex.
pected conflict The attack vas expected To
come from the direction Of Dumfries, about 2e
miles below. This last report was not alto.
gethcr believed, but it is certain that the Fed.
eral troops are awake to any possible emcr'
gency.
Two ~privates of the Garibaldi Guard were
accidenlly shot by the careless use Of arms by
. comrade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04
POLITICAL,
DIME LAND.

A~N
Here | am in the land Of cotton,
The flag, once honored, is forgotten,
Fight away Fight away Fight away Dixie
Land.
On every evening, every morning,
To save our land the oppressors scorning,
Fight away ! Fight away Fight away! Dixie
Land.
CHORUS.
lam glad l am in Dixie, Hoorsy Hooray !
In Dixie Land I'll take my stand,
To live or die for Dixie, &c.
Away, Away, Away down South in Dixie.
suppose you have heard the awful news,
or Lincoln and his kangsrooS.
Fight away, &c
His myrmidons they would suppress US
With war and bloodshed they'd distress us
Fight away, &c.
CHORES.
We have no ships, we have no navies;
But mighty faith in great JET. Davis.
Fight away, &c
Due honor, too, We will award,
To gallant Bragg and Beauregard.
Fight away, DC.
CHORUS.
The Southern States were only seven,
But we've got 'em up now to eleven.
Fight away, &c
From the Land of Flowers, hot and sandy
From Delaware Bay to the Rio Grande.
Fight away, &c.
CHORUS.
Hold up your heads, indulge no fears,
For Dixie swarms with volunteers.
Fight away, &c.
The Old Dominion still shows plucky,
The storm is bursting in Kentucky.
Fight away, &c.
CHORUS.
You hear the notes of that same ditty,
On the right and the left Of the Mississippi,
Fight away, &c.
Abc's proclamation in a twinkle,
Stirred up the blood Of Rip Van Wrinkle.
Fight away, &c
CHORUS.
The ladies cheer, with heart and hand,
Our men who dghtfo for Dixie Land.
Fight away, &c
The stars and bars are waving DER US,
And Independence is before US.
Fire away Fire away! Fire away Dixie Land.
NEWMAN GA, May 81, 1851.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04
The Uniform of the Confederate Army.

The following is the dress prescribed by the
War Department for the army of the Confed.
crate States. 1t was devised by Mr.. Cain, mil
;tsry sailor, of New Orleans:
C0a:.--Short tunic of cadet grey cloth, dou.
tle.hreasted, with two rows of buttons over
the breast, the rows two inches apart at the
waist and widening toward the shoulders
Suitable for cavalry IS we'll as infantry.
PantaloonS.-Of sky blue cloth, made full
IN the leg, and trimmed according to corps
with blue for infantry; red for artillery; and
yellow for cavalry. No other distinction.
For the General, and the officers of his staff.
the dress will be Of dark blue cloth, trimmed
with gold; for the medical department, black
cloth, with gold and velvet trimming.
All badges of distinction are to be marked
upon the sleeves and collars. Badges of dis.
tinguishcd rank, on the collar only. For a
Brigadier General, three large stars; for o Go.
::onel, two large stars; for Lieutenant Colonel,
one large star; for a Major, one small star, and
horizontal bar; for o Captain, three small stars;
for first Lieutenant two small stars; for
second Lieutenant, one small star.
Buttona-For q General and staff officers
the buttons will be Of bright gilt, convex,
rounded at the edge-a raised eagle at the cen.
tire, surrounded BY thirteen stars. Exterior
diameter Of large sized button, l inch; Of small
size, ] inch. (
For officers Of the corps of engineers the
same button is to be used, except that in the
place Of the eagle and stars, there will be a
raised "E" in German text.
For officers Of artillery, infantry, rifemen,
and cavalry, the buttons will be a plain gilt
nth , 1orno ro;.zl lkk.. = A. oon
tre-A for artillery. for infantry, &c. The
exterior diameter OF large size button, seven.
eighths of an inch; small size, one-half inch.
For all enlisted men Of artillery, q large A,
raised in the centre of a three.quarter inch
button. -
For all enlisted men, the same as for a~rtille-
~, except that the number Of the regiment
will be instituted for the letter 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04

soldiers in their streets, and hear It in II.
tered cpithets Of hate which follow the ~;
ing footsteps of these minions of Aboli,;os
Loyalty to the Union, under such c;.ns'a
stances, is a farce. At best, the sen,;m."a
no deeper than the pockets Of q few ne.'a
ly interested in the preservation Of the ~
Baltimore. But the bent reed must NY .' q
time, and when that event occurs, nei,bpa'n'
sonal interest nor bristling bayone,s vii p'
the avenging arms of an oppressed ,,S !!
suited people. OBJ yrseIs'''' u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04

THE VERDICT OF TIE CoRoNER'S JURY AT
ALEXANDRIA IN RELATION TO THE DEATH OF
Mr.. JAcxsoN-Some Of the citizens of Alex
andria evidently regard the death Of Mr.. jack
son, the proprietor Of the Marshall House, in a
very different light from what it is looked
upon Mt the North. There the Republican
journals denounce him as m assassin. and
speak Of Ellsworth as a martyr; but the
coroner's jury empannelled to inquire into the
cause of the death Of Jackson, with a boldness
which not even the presence Of hostile troops
in their midst could deter, emphatically de-
cIared it to be their verdict-''that the de.
ceased came to his death at 1.-THE hands Of the
troops of the United States, eAiLe in defence
ofhis priUate property, an his oacn house"
Does not this verdict afford matter for pro-
found reflection 2-[BaAimore ErchanQe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04
UIc'et hKdJ"I
United States Army, Commanding

On flushing the reading the reply Of Gene
raj Cadwalader, Col. Lee was preparing To
leave the Court, when the following interroGa.
tories were put to him by the Chief Justice
Chief Justicc-Iiavc you brought with you
the body Of John Mcrrymant
Col. Leo have no instructions except 10
deliver this response to the Court.
Chief Justicc.-Thc commanding officer
then declines to obey the writ!
Col. L~cc.--A!,cr making TINT coiumunica
lion, my duty IL ended, and | have to further
power. Rising and retiring
Chief Justice. The Court orders M attach
ment to issue against George CadwAladcr fcr
disobcdicncc TO the high wrt, OF the Court. re-
turnnble nj l2 o'cloek TO morrow.
Subsequently, tho Chief Justice wrote and
delivered TO the Clerk the following order
0riersd, That an attachment forthwith '.sue
against General George Csdsalaicr fpr n con,
tempt Of refusing to produce tho body of John
Merryman. according to the command N the
writ Of tattds totpu' rsturnablo and returned
before tho to-day, and tina. said A,tachmVn, DO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04
Interesting from Washinsto,

Troop, Destined for Harper's Esrry-n
ments Of District Toluntecrs, Dc
From the "Star," of Friday evening V. -,
the following:
The President has found it NECESSARY ~.
to pressing public business, to deny hinss I%!
many visitors. The War Department, i. h.. :
open all night to be informed by teleyrsrt'
otherwise Of whatever may demand brf
attention. -"
Gen. James Watson Webb, of New =,
has been appointed Envoy Extraordinary. y.
Minister Plenipotentiary to Brazil.
The Second Maine regiment arriYed ).
this afternoon. The New York Ssrep,h ,.
ment left here this afternoon a. six o'clol, :.
home, in the evening train. The Ninth 49,
nent of the same State occupy their csa,<
GENERAL M'cLELLASD's DOMINANT AT HTS.
FERRY.
General McClelland's available cop-,..
the portion of it so far mobilized-is At IT,,
Is, 600 strong, andin a week 5000 more ro,,,
being prepared for service in Ohio and W.,
ern Virginia apd Pennsylvania, vii! be ,t,i.
to Join him. Our impression is that BIZ, ~:
nation is Harper's Ferry, and that he Wi, =.
rive before that point just when Genera, p,
t%erson's command arrives before it or u.
MARYLAND side, and General McDnwelrs Civ.
mand has closed down and cut off tie r,rs.,
of the disunionists at Harpers Ferry % s;I
mond by rail.
MOVEMENTS Of DISTRICT VOLUNTEERS.
On Thursday night, about eight o'c!5cs, l..
Fifth Battalion D. c. Volunteers, cons;s:,r, Il
the Metropolitan Rifles, Captain Nslley 4
and B. Putnam Rifles, Captains Thistle;oa and
Griswell; Constitutional Guards, C,,,.,n
Degges, and Jackson Guards, Captain McTs,.
mott, under command Of Lieut.. Col. Esr;y,
were ordered to meet at the Patent Office .,
special duty. Arrived there, the ba,:.lcr
formed in line and were marched over ,jyarls
Georgetown. The men stated that they he'd
orders TO pack up for a long tramp, some sli:
six days; another supposed they were to 60
over the Chain Bridge into Virginia. and iorc.
the advance guard OF a larger body Of troor..
which it was thought vas abou: 10 move On
Manassas Junction.
The military preparations made las: nigh!
were owing to an apprshended copai~. 81 t1e
Virginia side, a telegram having been recej7ui
by Gen. Scott to induce such belief, hu, when
was afterwards contradicted.
FEDERAL TROOPS IN TIE PIEi2.
1t is estimated that the force Of i@i:,s.
troops now in service at the different ppiHis,
which may be considered seats Of war, aIu"YG..
to fully IS, 900, and this does not include tie
men in the various camps whose location !:
not yet decided upon. This force :. ~statIoIe;
and commanded as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04

RopEsoN CorSrr.-The Magistrates Of Robe.
son county, N. c., met at Lumberton on the
9th May, and on motion Of Thos. 4. Nor-
ment ESQ, the Magistrates unanimously
made an appropriation Of $25, 900 to equiv. tho
volunteers ofs.id county and furnish provisions
for the wives and families 0 fthe citizens ofthe
county serving their country In the army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04
movement OF TrOops-Brid@es burn'-"o
Divipion of tho State.
- E,o,;rer |

WESTON, Va, May 81.
ain gratiGed to learn that we have no" a
n,rbar of troops at Grafton, and will soon
receive large accessions by the arrlTal OIL sew
eral volunteer companies; amongst others from
Upshur, B~ra1,on, and one from Skin creek III
this coanty.
Three volunteer companies from Harrison
have marched, via Parkcrsburg, to Wheeling
to Join Lincoln's forces.
Two companies from the same county nave
Joined COL. Porterfeld at Grafton. 1t is re.
ported here to-day that the 'elegraph'c wires
from Grafton to Wheeling have been CUT ana
the railroad bridges burnt.
The disloyalty Of some of our leading men
is deplorab!e-,'t is infamous enough 10 oep o =
noble spirits who are doing their duty mantul-
". We are in the minority on the question
Of secession, but, thank God, we are not so on
the question Of a division of the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04

TIE CoxrEprRArE STATES ~ Cor.r-On
Monday last, in Hanover County Court, a no.
gro n.n, belonging To Win. Gibson Of that
county, was convicted Of burning property Of
greater value than ONE hundred dollars, and
Sentenced to transportation. As tho vote Vi the
preceding Thursday had already .i!c,uall!r
put said negro oil, Of The United States, he
was sentenced by tho Court 10 be- transported
out Of the Confederate States. THIS sentence
is usually COMMITTED by tho Governor aud the
convict set 10 work for tho State Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04

CAMr LANAE-The Warren Rifles, Capt n.
II. Harris, stationed at the old Fair Grounds,
yesterday hoisted the Confederate flag with
imposing ceremonies over the officers quarters.
A few brief speeches were made on the occa.
sion, and n; the conclusion the camp was named
Camp Lamar, in honor of Lieut.. Col. Lamar,
Of the First Mississippi Regiment The War.
rens are from Vicksburg. and under the leader
ship Of such men rs Col. Mott aud L:eIt. Col.
Lamar, arc bound to make their mark in the
history of the Confederate States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04

No Dorsr or irr--tns New YORK Tribune
say. there are n, !saa, three hundred officers IN
Tho Lincoln army am! navy who will br,,sy
the Cause the irst opportunity
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
j. Il. HEALD'S
March List of New Books.

Ei.ie venner, by Olive wcnee Holmes
History aud Analysis Of the Constitution OF the United
Sialas by Nathaniel c. Towlr
Autobiography ofths lirv. Br. Alexander Carlyle.
The Life oi Trust being narrative ut the ieriH drni-
ing- with George Muller.
Observation-Disclosures Moisl aud Physical by Her
i4'tt Spencer.
lie complete Poesai wo'ks II Aided Tepus.eu new
edition l volume.
The Wits and BsAux u Sncsty, by Uias1 and rhuip
whnrtnt illustrated.
Tile Art ofraniug Horses by john s. Rirsy
nrisna Settlements the DriaeAfr, by teuitntu
Ferris.
"Reminiscences Of Wilmington, by iiahelh Mor-
gomefy,
Asiory Of the United Netherlands hl Jahn luhisr
Moiey, volumes.
The Rise q the Dutch Republic. by J. l. Moley, fo;.
Applttns New American Cyslopidia. II yoiuint
iassufs Field Book Of the Revolution, 3, nlnla.
Ooethe's Nnur roetry, hle edition.
Manual Of Instruction ior Naluhteers nni Mifia
the United states, wih nums roas Illustrations s Maj
W, Gina p, instruct Il rash's ind d l4'ar'1. 3D.
1 Cadets ot the Virginia Mill, AIRY institute.
All choice publications Of the diY iscev,-i Hs ui-
| lishcd by J. T. HEALp.
Jan l-y 42l Market street, Wilmington Del.