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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29

Teuerz umb Observation-Disclosures
Der
Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Com
pany
bic Elm Bona SIDE capital pon $500, 900 beibt
nnb int Sabre 1882 bur3 Die @elebsebune
BON Str9iuten eingeiebt wurpe.
SeritHerunsen fperben bur6 bicfc olte 9sntraonie en-
tbetlt unter BEN s%unlft9ifer 9ebineuuesn eesen qsuer~ unS
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gen prompt e~eleiitet.
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ben @seenitdnbe piro ni9ts b~eredRst.
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untsrbaIb Der 9tSpat6 8 ,,ote.
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-NIE tam w piS Sr., Secret :. I10.l
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Sre5er ertalten cine SenOuns BON
25 6ae 86rtns@ eine,
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20 / @osnac 9tnet GafiQcn,
Sin. 8unt, NbIpnt9e, 986tsfes,
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10 SAP aGten g8ein ia,
It&t tmportirtes SeGter1naFer.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29

Ory-Goods s. Fancy Store
am Neuer Martts,
@de Der 9rpao- uno 6ten Strase.
@. 81. 8eenbaum empFeblt Ieiren
Sreunoen linO Dem publttum letn gut aforttrtes
Eager BON Sommer, 9aaren, bic III ben biuios
ten 9reiien otaeaeben wrrpeu.
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let9t ietnen 6reunosn unO Setannten an, baf er
loeben mteOer cine @enouns BON Dem ausae,eihe
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&aaren, bic btai9 gu taufen inO BET
g.. q. @gers,
SrOabfr.. aniIA, 3. nnb 4.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
UFIlIlIs
CHAUScHY McKHrvoE,
Assistant Adjutsn,-GcreraL
FEMALE TRAITORS.

fact ba. inst cone TO oar knowledge which shows
how readily the enemy obtains Information through
agencies witch permitted t. Pcrism their opera
lions without che or inir1,nce.
A lhdv WHO is EASING the SGmmer at Newport re-
ceived last week, leiter ITO ldy tiend dated al
Richmond aud aunouni The writer = safe arrival N
that city from Baltimore The litter was hiiei WIN
Sere,siDiist sentiments. The writer, young r'uiern
NO nau, e,pjuses the cause OF tie rebels win Tie
utmost fervor and eXTreses6n earnest wish ta' TIE
war ag.in,t tie gov, rnment may snc'eed. D men
desc'ii Is the Ian by which she was e"aeed 10 ende
s,fely to the rebel cal e TIE bearer ~ IMPORTANT
6iapat,hes rom toe Secessi nis's il laliimorr 20
q cir f ~ Ma'as's Junctif and iic1mond.
he left Baltimore some ten days s'ce WIN
her ,hpgr.e Than me hum lied rivelnS
trunk crossed the ot0n &C il all open tat,
10 de Ter wy through u. guarded passes AZ dr.
nce from tie lites Of our army, and by circui On
aud fa'gmng route succeeded Ia en'elng the h"es oil
tie enemy. She had then Ciihrulty IN fei aiIog
ID the camp az Manassas. haviug given the cutmys
pickets abundant deu,es Of her syuibthy ~t their
.1nse. md WIS veiinited to proceed TO Richmond
without molcsiiiOn oil any KIND.
AfriV y = !,lc mOud, hef trunk was Immediately
sey o. tie P,s Office, in or'er that the immense mum
Der If eiterr which il oonaircd might lie properly as-
sorted and forwarded Tie writer adds that ~ great
was he amount Of the 'oresIOHden"e Which she had
thus conveyed from Bal more TO Richmond that her
trunk wac parked with letters 20 that she had room
Tor onlv one tight Summer dress on tie top OF them.
I'm detailing Ia. wrcu AIRS If THIS Journey the writer
further " 10 be- sure. ran roint ijsh III uuR
n t. bat then ii DIZZY che Government b d caught
ne. what could they have done stn only wonan.
rhe. would on . Lare sent me n W',h'"gto"
TIE Story which comes TO us ulOn the - author
itv simy proves what has been said for many We ks
psttai the rebels constantly receive information Of
The movements Of the Government, and that their
faciliiss for holding regu ar comu icAton with tie
Seceseirl lists in BsIlmore aud Washington snler no
material check from the suspension of the mail ser
vice.
The young lady in question: however, could have
saved hersef much iroAbe and considerable rsk by
Forwarding tie letters to Richmond Lrough the Adams
Express Company Of this city. Eve. Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
ACTIVITY OF GEN. MCCLELLAN.

j. w. Forney writes as follows Of the movements Of
Che gallant young chief how in command at Washing
son:
There never has been ~ mich quiet and order in
Washington, and much industry and ct ergy on the
psrt OF tue Young CUmmaDdeT-lh-C ltf OF TIE Aueri
can forces. Glad 10 hear what al! men have 10 ray-
ready 20 receive Statement editors and Iollcal, be
u car fal 10 avoid ,OmmiItiug himself 10 revelation
Of single ore Of lis plans. You VAL observe mat
aosug mas been printed either as 10 Ills purposes or
Is opinions. His beadquarteIs at TIE rerlleDce OF
Commodore Wiks corner OF Sixteenth ana III streets,
Is throDged with visitors; and, although always bay,
&c is always ready receive INF JrmaiiobnO matter
o. WHOM presented HE confidential aids regular
sfcers, trained IN mary hard campai ~, and ne bias
NJ his side IN his faherin-Aw, Col H.. Is. Marcy, u.
s. A., 0 safe, experienced and prudent counselor.
Every aslSbe point near the city has been carefully
guarded with 'iiehce aud rapidity that have in
fused confidence ins0 all classes.
The life Of Gen. Neck Han has been double life
He hes been an officer Of tie army and the head II
4vvo great railioaos and thus he IL eQnsy "a soldier
and statesman. he Is enough Of mrtlnet 70 insist
,on oiseiroe lnong hls men, and sufficiently poll
ssn TO understand the peudires and interests Of the
p.o,le Nv vhon he is surrounded. Hence there is no
5oubt thai while taking care 20 protect The capital, he
xUl exercist a sleepess vgiiGnce over the TRAITORS
who nestle la our mist. The arrest Oh rahKhsr was
undoubtedly Of lis suggestions, ana any move,
enss upon the disafected population beieatoets Will
Rot only receive his sanction, but be pushed forward
with uirelent ng vigor. IL Is worth recording tua,
Gen. Mcclellan knows Davis, BesuIeg.td, Lee, aOo
johnson intimately lie Knows tner p'eludices,
their habs their theories, and their abiiiies ana IL
ehere ore their MASTER because, occupying poslucm
which will conf el then 10 advance ulon hun, be wlli
20 enabled TO walt until they have been eNnaieu ~
their OWL factions and by the efficiency OF the block
ado IL il due 20 Gen. Mcclellan 10 acd, that 10 one
PAYS more difference 10 the options of the veteran
l4eus-General than be does. He yisits him daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
JUDGE CArRoN-Hk EXPULSION FROM
TENNESSEE.
FROM The Louitile JoaTndL

From The Louiittue Journal.
Five or Fix weeks ago, more or less, Judge Cafron
of Nashville one of the Judges Of the Supreme Couit
of tie United States. made charge to The Grand
Jury in ST. Louis, in which be gave his views as to
what constitutes treason. HE publication OF tue
charge it understood, created good deal oil ex-
element among the dslnionts Of Tennessee and the
question of the Judges expulsion from the state WAS
much alltated.
The fact of the agitation of this question first became
known TO us from card published 10 the Iennessee
papers by Mr.. Y. X. Stevenson, Pre- Ident OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad Mr.. Sevenson's card was
an earnest appeal in favor Of Judge Cairons beng
permitted 70 remain in Tennessee lie stated that lie
hal had personal interview @ih the Judge, and con-
vesed freely with him, that he was convinced there
was nothing dangerous ia the Judges princi in
teutions, and that be sure the presence OF bis
Honor could be tolerated safely, and should lie toll
Grated by all means The tone Of the appeal was not
lofty it thought rather humble, aud it was con-
sijered doing very Gule credit TO Judge Catrons
sir upon the ,upposon that he authorized the pub
hration, or assented 20 ".
The card however. did not accomplish ia purpose.
One day last week the Vigilance Committee OF Nash
vile waited upon Judge Catron Informed him that De
must either resign biz Office OF Judge or leave me
State aud a-kei him which he would do. The Judge
was tot prepared 10 render an answer. Ire Con-
uee gave him ryeniy-our hours 70 decide upon his
cOurse, letting him understand that ~ NJ TIE emo oi
that time be should neither have resigned nor LEFT
Tennessee they would take his affairs into their own
hand.-meaDtg that they would eject him by what
ever force might be- found necessary. Within the
twen'y-'our hours the old man took his departure
from tennessee, leaving bis aged wife behind him "a
she was too sck and feeDle 10 be removed We heard
of him in this city ON Friday Saturday, but did not
zee him. We presume that be il It'll Ia this vicinity.
We surely need not comment at length upon tins
grofs aud wanton outrage. Judge Catron aPpoInte1
10 the Bench of the Supreme Cont by bis great friend
President Jackson il venerable in aye ia charc-
ter heirg we believe, more than seventy years old.
surely the eOple Of Tennessee could have 10 appre
hen.ion that tie residence Of this aged judicial iune-
tionarv among them was could be dangerous 10
their srate They can have entertained 10 fear that
he would or could subvert their liberties, destroy
any of their privileges. In driving hun forth as an
exile, compelling him to leave the venerable partner Of
his bosom i'll, and perhaps dying, they have done
deed at which tie whole respectable portion OF the
people Of the United States will raise the cry Of
tShnmeW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

II is time that thoee foeign powers should know
III cir Consuls TO the United States must 60 to the
United States, If they can fnd such place, 4nd th;t
trey can no longer eXereise tle funs ions Il Their
oaes within the Territory Of the Confede ate States
We are surely, not afraid nor ia Sny vice oh nv on
the ecore of CONF lcaing the difficulties II the iA6eon
Government We have officials, at THE lime, hold
ing flee under the Lincoln government. TIE fo't-
masters Collectors and Others have long sine re-
,isnd in fac, they would not allowed to hold ONCE
under the Abolition Administration, but yet we DO
suffer thoe foreign officials TO exercise tue dulles OF
their Offices in midst.
Ii i trne that our Commissioners have expe-
Iienced ciyiiy at those foreign COnrs as DIS
tingui,bed citizens" but for that We IA
nation, have not to make any demonstration
of gratitude. That is private dett win wnlcu
we have nothing to do. AS our representatives.
they have not been received-that fact We all KNOW
and they should not have remained hour after they
had learned the positions they occa, led. may re
tha. they constrr me mods and winks which they
received, and Understood them TO mean that they
should not Lave vet awhile return 10 the Govern
neni that sent them Let US at instruct cur CON-
missouers 10 come home; let us say to the foreign
Consuls now remaining among u.s. thai as Phi ate IT,
Z" dieiingus ed subjects" Of foreign Powers.
they eb led to all the civy and polite attention
thai gentlemen entitled to receive long they
choose remain among us, bet that the goth day OF
let December beir functions eeased representatives
of their resp. Give Governments.
ATrEaPT TO BOMBARD GALVESTON.
On saturday Sd inst, the bio, kadng schooner Dart,
exchanged i've or six Shots with tie batteries GU
Galyesioo Isapd without damage to either ,idc the
distance being about two miles. This intended
as a her, for the following Monday the steamer
South Caro- inatred her hand it, and actually threw
shells into the city. During the bonn ardmeni, la ge
number Of people baviug coec ed on and near The
sand hills little to the eastward Of the batteries, to
e. aliy their curiosity, she'll fell among them, ap
pareny directed for that purpose, emitting one man IN
two, and oxI lodiug. wounded three oiherr.
Tits was all the harm that done by this first at
tempt 10 lombard the city. The firing continued about
halt hour. Some OF the shells measured ten inches
IN diameter, and must have been thrown by a sixty-
eight FOUNDER, said to he The steamers pivot gun.
nnm or o. careful l,okeIs-on report tlat, with IN ir
glasses, they distinctly boat, something like
IT, lowered the side, she turned away an
this it is thought. to plug examine shOt-hote Ill
her side. memphis Argus, 18th.
THE EFFICIENT BLOCKADE.
The ADdIGchicOia Fla Ttmes of the 81 inst IN rs
marine columns, nrder head OF ve,ses in port,
nounces the ship Finland Capt Jones $40 tuns, from
Liverpool, just arrived aud commenced discharsins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
HONOR TO GEN. LYON.

To ne Editor Of Tie n T. TTi5rnt.
SIR: Tie remains of the illustrous, brave, and skill
fu Gen. Lyon will pafs through your patriotic me-
tropolis 10 few Days and God graft that it may he
houored with funeral pageant worthy Of the immor-
tai man!
Only one week previous TO the victorious battle in
which he calamity sacrificed bis lie, he said to The
writer. with tears in bis eyes, " On, my God what
awful gener-LiP, in allowing tie forces The en-. my
have been collecting the asst Elk months TO leave Men,
pljs almost deserted, ord Invade my state! PITY
The Union men Of Southern Mis- odi My force is too
small protect item from being massacred, robbed,
aud their families dishonored. Why cant our forces
At Cairo threaten Memphis cau't save them, but
IN fight and do MY best and rust 10 Providence or
success" Great, good patriot he did his best, aud
let lis remains be hOnorrd.
N,,,. York Aua. 49, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

instead a being permanently attached 10 the breach Of
ue Psce 1. ,et into IL by means OF rev. aud ehus
WI 'erhy the boie exteDds be entire distance Of the
sni, 20 That when the casable IL taken OF, one
ook ouec'iy through tie gun. ,y OF N spliog,
the cap II exploded by ih-l ok, AID e suu discharged
lne adyaltaee # nj means Of dieharldng an ori-
nance peee ~ til, character BY L. ret into n do
ticbed easa lie, is that in case II ia re eary to rrtrea
~ ~ action, aud the gun cannot be brought Off the
LICK cat be unsc,ewed 10 instant and carried away
The gun is thus ds,Lld, and cannot he tnrped u,Sa
tie reireaing body. SIi.ing gu. IL such An sept
l. entirely unnecessary Ia Mr. paiter.oas mode Of
firing it, TIE piece is directed by an elevated Al Int Ia
distbarRng it, and exat range 1. obtliced for any
practical distance, by simple moving the sight up q
down.
An experiment, ne we have said, !. sh,rily to b
made y lib there guns. practce target, rueh is
used at Wet Poiot, has been made, and consists Of
iece Of canvas about twenty feet square, maj ed oil
ito sectous or squares, with black paint with tie
center indicated by goodzed cr,le. THIS target 10
placed npou an iron frame, ard set off the requivd
distance We shall await u issue Of the experiment.
with no little interest, believing that the reeult WIN
prove every wav satisfactory TO the nven or and 10
the gentlemen who aiding him in perfeciins Ls
enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
THE SPRINGFIELD ARMORY-NEW SHOPS
TO BE BUILT.

From The SEringGeid Repubiedn.
The production Of rifles at the III tied States Arnoy
in this city continues rapidly Increase upder The
Jealous efforts OF tho superintendent Mr.. Dwight,
and it has become the chief reliance Of the Government
for small-arms in the present em"rgency. Above TOl
wOrkmen are now employed IN the establishment, and
about 2VO arms are made each day. Al The &c Water
Shops building the work con lanes tight and day,
and gas be introduced in that chop through
pipes now being laid through Central street. UPON
e hili, uelm engine and liza ting are 10 he place
10 The hare middle arsenal bu ding on : ale sire /,
and he old arsen building nest west is abo being
prepared Tor woiEnen, wit RE purpose OF trn.errln
10 thee two baildi W. tie whole so Hi departure
of the Arm ny. Nsh. work Is also 10 br ini, dia ely
Commented III the shops here all the iupO TAFT
psrimenis; and wi'h.n month the number OF NO K
men will prob.by be incr ased 10 over go and Tho
prduc'ion OF 10 800 pc dy, so per ~, nh
Ii IL Is possible 10 procure additional inefy for tie
stocking Of guns, this production and viii DO sill
further increased by November 10 500 day, L. 800
a month"; Ii this can be done, the independe vi tue
Government, alike OF additional public trnories aud
Of priyare eOntRotors, Will be largely illustrated.
Tire rdes, or lille mtkels, more properly, IRE Ills
patched TO tue seat Of war as fast a. produced All
ile aeon Hated production Of me Armory, amounting
last April to llO0JO mlskets, including I'D AID new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

models lla- for tine hetn Exhausted by the great
demand for tie aruie, OF tie Repu'l lie.
series of fo1r orci bull i gs ch $40 feet lug, ru"
mug rih ard su y, 30 fe, arait on tie .astern
elua'e named AID connected al right angles through
tne center with IA fifth bull ing, 10 ct loag. Tie
main or front shOp will he three tories li{ anG pos
sess pebaby, some worthy NJ hiiec'nr.l ciarHcter'
The three paTl buildings will be each story, tie
frs # then Icing occu led for The er anh
boe and for sting coal, the e oud us tie forging
Shop the bird for proving NJ Other lecai pnr,
loses The buildings correcting tie &c IL ut ilsht
angles will be o. three s'orie., and With the front
building viii lie occu id for tie various lighter "details
Oi Tie Gusii els. The plan ais coutemplaies new
office building and house, Ia b. located ncrth OF
the workshops, range WITH the ell nm ehoent
house and tie present re,idences of the clerks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

HEADQUARTERS Iorn EEGInKvr N Y. voLuSrEFss,}
ALEXANDRIA. Va Aug. 9, 1851
Capt JASEs Fay A''i't0ni AdHtaHt Ge'er' Br'9ade'
Gegvai NJ ,nov BILL, 's~mdHd,Hg:
SIE--It is v deep sorrow that rec from the gen.
eyal report Of Brighten. Mcdowell OF the battle OF
Bill Rom that he has failed TO give the troops under
my comaaod that " the credit Of "a victory, and
VI protection 10 the left wing of tie army.
The circumstance Of the battle of Backburns
Ford ou the DIST uly and of the fat If victory OF
orr tin point would be gratifying to TIE pub
lie "a know.
then fore ssk for a Cont Of Inquiry, to inves j.
gate the circumstances of action the left ut the
battle of the list uIt in order that the troop under
my command on that occasion may receive Their oue
share OF credit
ar, Sir v.rv respacfnlly your obedieut servsnt.
THOS. a. DA| les. Col 18th Rert ~ Ne's,
Commanding % Brigade 9Th Division at the bste OF July
go -'''' HEApQrAKrrrs DEp,WrsEyT n f. vlraiyi.,I
ARLINGTON, h"r. IL, lobI.
Co, THoM,s A. DAVIES late Corslaad,ngLi adc
SIR: | am instructed to acknowed.e the recent OF
your letter Of the 9h lust, aud 10 ray thai II Is not
necessary 10 the correction Of oms ION In The report
o. the O. n raj Commanding, that Court of Inquiry
should be instituted, ss requested by you.
iuccse herewith an extract from supple'nent1l
report tie General-in Chief making the necessary
correction in the care of your brigade.
an Sir very respectfully, your onrdiru, servant
JAMES Is. FRf, Assistant AdjltsHtGenerl
HE.pecAsrEhs DErsHTSESrN n. f. viReryh,)
Lieco, E. n. TowSsExp, A.si,a.f giaHiGene,a He
COLOSEL: My attention has been cailed ~ .no"s -
tercsed 10 TWO omissions ia my report OF Tue balr OF
tie DIST ul, near Manassas and ak leave to make
the following corrections, wishing that they may be
ma e part OF my original report.
Ia speaking Of HE sciiou on the let at Blackhurns
Ford, mentioned Col. ri :hardsons and Nj lOf Iinnts
reports yiR the account of what tran-pirtd III "a
direo ion. IL this connection / Quilted TO neuion
Col T. A. Davless report aud beg TO refer to 1t
~ sary full account If this part oi he battle
Tie W eigaged to the LETT Of Richadson, aid REFUSED
an attempt vi the enemy to turn our left.
i have the honor 70 be, very resreotfuly,
Your oiedirut servant,
IRWIN MCDOWELL
Brssdier- Ceneral Commanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
ANOTHER PROCLAMATION COMING.
MOVEMENTS AT TIE CAPITAL.

WAsHlNGToy, Monday, August %, 1861.
TIE President IL about to size proclamation, 0e-
claring certain pors tie Rebel States no lJuger
porte Of entry under the provisions Of the Force all
PASSED OF the extra ftssion OF & ngress.
The Assistat Secrt tary o. tie Navy went down 10
Acaua Cresk yesterday on L accommodating tour. lie
aet1rued this morning.
Capt. HoIiey, Q laT.ermaster The Kentucky Regi-
eueft OF cavalry, was arrested this morning at his
Boarding house in street, Tor non-I eriofmance OF
duty.
HE prices Of cal and wood in this city are very
Hioh II tie Davigsii,n OF The Potomac i closed
4uel will rise to a Iuie nearly ooube the usual rae
The Dewly-appOibed poli.e ComG'i~sio'ers Of tiii'
city met to-dsy TO organize tie new Metropolitan Po
lice
Charles Hinman Of Connecticut, has been removed
zrom OF the Congressional La
prary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
TIE CONSTITUTION ON FUGITIyES.

10 me Editor Of The N. y. TTibUHc
SIR: Ii seems to be generally overlooked in discus
aiors of The duties Of Cover ment toward negro frg
tves 10 the Union Des thai ths only provis on il the
Constitution relating TO fugitives from iabo. is limited
20 those who escape from one state INTO 0nother.
Now, when slaves find their way 70 eLctcpmenis
within their State there is 10 law for their rendition
Let us hope that this crime against human rights VIII
not be carried beyond law AID bat the oppressed may
in every case find freedom under our banner. Ii.