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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-04
The Yankee Rtjoic'pS.

Yarkeedo,n is juoilAnt over the exploit OF Picayune
elr FJa ID, sand Of It's chosen sons OF Mare aide'
SEINE ten or dSzan OF us vessels of war, succeeded,
rr Two Va in cspt niOg two sand hills in North Car.
ina, defended by few hundred meu-.nd Y-nksedom
oxu aud bess is imbrell aud cuts the pig wing oil
triumph few weeks ago, small body Of Confederate
orrs sbou. three hundred encountered seven huudr
nd R1y I s Rgulsr, 10 Arzons, engaged them IN
.arI., tos,ei tbtm pursued them, compelled them to
AXE an urc,nt oDa surrender, and took from them
I,-pe amount Of srms ammunition, stores, TO- Tnst
Gas some hin 10 tl proud Of ard the South did ieei
roud Of Il, bu. she didn't Ike fool OF herself over
., Tn va, kees With than thirteen times as any
mn as We had in Arz ma, aided by Pc Hertul fet,
,u,caedetl in overcoming less number Of raw hita
ban We did OF gulars, and forthwith rockets Hare
au:, and bells peal, aid the ~el.in rings again wi
Y nkee sbou,s The inkees right II they ddn''
joice ov, scch thing, ihs they Woull have noth'
ice over. No~, VIA, will they do With the erea'
Bntietl Mcclellan, with from five to seven thousand
en after two or three hours effort overcsme two hun
dr.d and eighty men at Rich Mountn, and they m de
,im Comm ander.in-C Chief Lyon slot d'wn s'ne NO.
men and children in ST. Louis, and they usde him
Mir General wfat can they do now to reward
yorthy The uns qralled exploit Of this mighty man
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rRr AnyY :. nospifAls IN RlonyosD. ].

The following report vas msds to Oonsren ~ -.
mcfarland, chairman Of the committee charged with
visiting tie solids r.. hospitals IN tbs AID reporting
the coldition Of them: "
The mmlttee lns acted TO rqure Into the condiuoo
md mansg. meut Of the army hspl ais Of this rit' re
spectul report that they proceeded without ly 10
visit OF the hospitals, wherein were co, nned u
sick and wounded OF cur army, and sought iut,rhe.s
With the surgeons bsving them der heir charg WIN
view to disco er II the comfort Of the SUI rers we're
duly considered AID the and reatmznt observed
cali ua cd TO restore their health. They hal also In
country 70 for the wounded and sick soldiers the
best medical attendance and the aDpess provision fos
their wants
They have the sasf,con 70 report that the hospitals
visited by tie are under the directions OF stfdl sur
zeons, attended BY nurses, male and female 10 nrn
csndiion TO- the part, some OF them In txeeien'
order and suppsj with proper bedding and other neces
sares Macy ladies' who have been alike compassionate
and Judi ous 10 their forts 10 mnsur 70 the ntces'
sities of the susrcg soldiers are sortby Of the mos
thar al ackno wedgmept Their deiicacy might DO Of
tepd by direo ing public attention 10 then and there
fore ytur committee content III Ives with ststiog that
they sre Of Ii. fsrent religious determinations among
US. 80 .a.-l- -.t .-.
II Il due also to the city Of Richmond to state that
the cit ms have been ,eal cons ierse 10 their con
tribuous as st Is In their kndn and civies, evin
chg ger erous soictude welcome as friends al thost
Of the army BY whom their sympathy In misfortune
would be acc, pied.
L. does not seem to the Committee that any specfr
legislation is necessary, and they AK 70 DO dn
charged.
- s-.,... WM. a. MCFARLAND, =
--.- -'' ~ t-'s' n. .' chairman.
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THE EIGHT AT cRoss LANEs.

A correspondent Of the Petersburg E'pnss, writing
from Cntopvile Greerbrer, August %. furnishes the
following .rng the battle, from information derived
from Hunie; Brown, Of Nicholas:
Tie battle va. fought partly on lis tBroWts) place,
and he SAYS GeIT FLOYD ent Rim word leave with biz
f,u lie; 20 be. safe from the fire &C the artillery His
s.ory Il o. follows; Ca sugday, Gen, Floyd. picke's
skrmitite -thout any serious results, Wit those
Of he enemy. Yesterday mornirg (soLd u. they at
talked him IN force sunrise and repused an less
than en- our losing all their wagons and bscgge Of
every ds.rpfon. They met aso with the fnrtber loss
Of 80 kied and wounded, and fran 60t 100 Prisoners
neral Floyd pursued shm eight or ten miles and It Is
said the r,u was comrlsie and our victory de Rive
The rumter Of FloyS force 10 moi kroHn here that of
the enemy ssd TO be 1900 without artillery. Gen. Floyd
had some artillery with Linn
Krsslsr. nross mes l. place three or four miles
from CarnaBxs Ford, Gauey and eight miles south
of summersyile. The Yatksts had the advantsg OF
position, and made The attack. but could not stand
IRE Gen Foyd lost four killed and eight sounded,
Ia the groin mort. v.
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y
how AMY Temporary ups sud downs toek raes-.wn u
establish rsedv.. Of Ss.. Ia Southern Europe, and In
cor juuoton ua,e exam; Of ciyiflib rtythsn shlll
oct IN ia Vt usre from tbs side OF tae Aaanic 70 eur
cOusss thoee aortsa, popul'r snirsssisement which
.; various times In esnd p and, France, Hungary
AID eeshere have served at least to keep awe IN
heroic minds tie love Of freedom and TO sdmopisn
ere OF the dargers hanging -rcund and over those
ioszs, that the grss; end Of government Is tie promo
loo Of the Welfare end happiness Of the people.
As England vas and Is the custodian OF the Arb OF
Civil Liberty in the Cd World, so In the progress o.
events ADD under the prov dence Of Heaven It has come
bout that these Confederate stas arc made It's keepers
and guardians 10 she New The Northern States, they
eYer apprehended the aud appreciated sha bless
Of Fee nerrment have lost sight OF and forgotten
them Sc .reey right intended t, be secursd 70 them
by their Constitution and laws mains free press free
s9esch, inviolstl dcmc 10, sarctty Of mails habeas
corpus, the right to ars al goLs-and 10 their stead
re darseor, espionage searches nfOrmer censorship
Military impress ments fore loans, grind ts1ston'
nd all the CALLING and crushing sppiaioes OF DesPotiim
more strange and sad than these they themselves
blind and d. morsEed that they are .i' victims
and Ii the M naclss that put upon thsmi Arepub
lean Cors tuition suppstted by the viii q vulgar ~,
rsn,-a free government ihrus, aside By military dts
ootisu, ard the people chou log u DONE to the guilty
iscrsaut BY whom the horrible transformation is &C.
omplisbed We have in the historical RETROSPECT
hove what brave aud hbsrylovps people can achieve
rainst numbers, and wealth. and arms, aud power, aud
,r ge, when welded in tn cause OF despotism. ire
mans for u. Ia the war we are tov Waging to give 10
he world sno her illustration Of the invinciSy OF ne
ole race battling everything that Is noble In govern
pent eyeryti II z that is Gear In life.
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Cennsssieut.


A stray rumber Of the New Haven Palladium b"
fallen into possession r,m siros at which We IN
fer that Ill going on in .he NUTMEG State, a. the
L'ucoln spotism might desire. We msksa couple Of
extracts;
TIE uPrcr AFFAIRS.
The aspect of slu 10 the present fearful condition of
the country |, becomirg very serious indeed with
unitedN . hio sustain the Administration, thsre would
be fear the final utter suppression OF the most
wicked con piracy formed against liberal govern
ment, but whoa fad traitors tuy here At home, uing
the endeavors TO ovru row our institutions,
We have indeed ,sase TO mhe for the resl. Every
man who allous questions Of parry politics TO 20 warp
hims to DESTROY his caura allegiance TO bis country,
deserve, ath sud ten and terrible than that me-
ed TO burgular mdoisht assiu. That such vile
men are .novi heaven aud earth" 10 this State to
overthrow the Gov rnmeIt. one weeks reading Il the
Tory papers in CONNECTICUT will show.
'-' rHE oossPrRAross At WORK r
The elders and abettos Of the sacesdoniss very
busy alt over the Stst.. In carrying out the plot
agreed upon In Hartford last Juue, which Vas to
10 ke q general o,p ,sicn TO the efforts o. the
Go verr meut to put down the rebels Who are armed
f,r its ovrItrow The boldes treason vas proclaim,
in huntington few days ago. and threats to resist the
for purposes were made 10 the most peoane Ian
gusge by one or more individuals '
In the Pl sdiun Of Saturday, se gave an account OF
De ce set e. so called held at Ssy brook where are
some of the poisonous secessio ISIS 70 be found
the State That statement Vas mae 70 ne before there
Is the slightest movement Of The 70 les ,nst the var 10
iry part OF Nes England VIM. W. Eaton Is the head and
front OF the cen p racv II this man sho openly de-
that he woldr ss the OF the Massachusetts,
troop, through the State in their march to the tn
DE- is acuatee BIZ the spirit that induced the rum N,
in Baltimore to q e upen q hts'achus Us g'ment IL
the loysl and The oc citiz ms Of the State, are eI
by the toryhm OF ihese men, IL Is not to be
vonder az With the precious iivs ard vast amount
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Worth C,ro.in. ana tie Invaders.
=. p.,srshur, kxOrs.s Of yesterday says:

The Pete rsburg Express oil ye-cruay says
All vss eue, a. B'aufop and Fort Mason, when the
,sf, Norehead CITY yesterday. Toe Yankee 'e had
"a. No h,s,I. dem CAS- ration and from the very re-
.rscfa d~isrce witch the vessels uantsined IL was
,honsht ,ha, the Ykees not over anxious to get
s~b'S rang, Il the guns OF the Fort.
We le,,s that the Confederate forces have eva-usted
Rs,esI Fla ID, hsyipg frs spiked all the gu ttery
IRE and retired 10 Newb:ra Beacon Island Battery
located vera miles south Of Fort Hitteras, hut the
Y.tkess having gained pNss ssion Of the later, the
,rmer was considered uu,er e Wesiil tbirk that the
snkses have no idea Of attempting tore ch the int rior
North Carolina. but they notorious above all
her pecpl for craft cunni aud hypocrisy, tits ever
impoAnt that strict vach be kept on their move
ments. . 81.
Is will be observed in the Yankee account Of the AZ
fair at Hsteras In columns this morning, that the
saeue1i IL made that Butler las gone North for the
purocse Of making asogemsn to carry out other ope
rations in Norh Carolina , I- .
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Or. mont,. ProeIamafior.

This document vii arrest Affection It is the bodest
bloodiest manifesto we have yet Rad IL not ooly
.uriss the Constitution Of the United States, but PUTS
d. f.nce the ussges Of eisihz warfare IL must DO
me, in the same wy. If all who srs taken with arms
their haIds are to be sho, then no mora prisoners
uu, BE- taken Even in Louisville Il, is received with
auaz uent" It is proclamation Of Dictatorship. sbso-
Ire, VI qualified unlimited de'potism. Is out Lncold'
Lincoln Il sets aside constitution, Law, humanity
rno-e Who ob-y approve il are ripe for saveryhsy
are already the meaness and most st sct Of sayes.
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MINERAL OE GEN LYON.

ST. LouB, August 2S -fne funeral ceremonies and
military display In honour Of Gen Lyon to-day, Hers
most imposing character. Tue procession wbch escort
ed the remains 70 the railroad depot consisted Of Gen
Feemonts body guard under Colonel eeny, Capt. IT,
mans company of csv.iry,a ssctisa OF O. pain Garlic
battery The lat regiment Of Missouri voun .ee's OIL
Blair, General Ftemout and staff, humber OF army sno
volunteer officers city oals, prominent citizens and
the 81 regiment Of reserve corps, Col heNsi oil und''
command Of Big. Gen Sisel The srreetsi throug
which the proc s.on paeaed througed with specie
s-rs and The gs throughout tue city we're drsped In
mourn ing. - .--. -4- q g r-t.s. t-
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Seauestration Act.

We publish this morning very important act Of Con-
gress sequestratiug the property of public enemies
retaliation aud indemnify for similar legislation by the
Yankee Congress We presume no one will question the
proprety of The act Is provisions comprehensive
and so clearly expressed that there be no trouble
about the construction ard enforcement Of the Law.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-04

The New orleaus Della under stands that the most sat-
isactory resul have attended the agency Of Mr. B. s.
Dunn, who was appointed BY the Cotf derate govern
ment to purchase and receive donations Of private FIRE
-double-barelsd shotgu1s ria 8 or muskets-for
the of the govern 10 the present war. He has
already shipment fom New Orleans Of FIVE hundred
guns TO- Richmond, and 10 daily receiving more. e..
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT on VIaGrHrA Asp TEHNrssrE Rail-
RoAp-Two PsAsoss killed AND rES on iwsLvE In.
JuRrp-1wo 5EHiopsLY. Sunday ugnt, a Two lrsips
AIDED With rroops coming cad on the vi gina anc
Tennessee Railroad from Bristol five cara of the Ieadn
rain broke lose on the steep grade, about half mi
west Of Abingdon, ard ran back, and were run Into o.
tbe train oh Oh .as foil ~ing-snd one colder ki
ed and en- or twelve iDjured-two seriously The train
left Bis,ol half an hour apart uib orders not 10 rrn
fster than twelve miles pr hour The r,ins we're load
ed With regiment belonging 70 the Polish Brigade IRON
L NJ siana ~ a'ls -.-a- 81.
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o. COMMONWEALTH OF hAssAChUskr
B. srak, Aug 20, 1861. -

Federal o,pital:
..s COMMONWEALTH OF NAssAcHUsErrs.
Brsros, Aug 20, 1861. .,
To the Citizen 8 ldisrs of Aa.satkussts. -. i.
Again, 10 moment of public danger your country
cls YOU TO tie pos. WIRE the heroic sold OF April
listened with generous "a rty and pitrioo devotion
rwo regiments ercamp at Lyr 8 Id, two at Denhsm
and one at wo ceste are vet incompetely recruited
rbey will march lmmsdit,ly. Whe her few or many
hey will march armed, uniform d and tqu pped-1n
THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday Of the present week
rle seventeenth regiment needs bundled men, the
eighteenth four HUNDRED, tie nineteenth h'ee hundred
the twentieth five hundred and the twenty first bun
dred men, in order to I'll thrir ranks to the maj
number allowed by law.
Ctix nj soldiers 4 Massschusettsl DI.y holor, the
dearest sediments patriotic love and devotion call
Tor your brave hearts and unoohq 'erible anne!
90 '' JoHs 4. AsDsEws,
Governor aud Commander Chief.
The following extract from the address Of Secretary
Smith, Of the Interior Department to large meeting d,
Providence, r s rds another evidence that the Fed
srals;s in Washington greatly alarmed ot"ihssnc
ing all their boosted preparations for successful defence
de SAYS: ls
But my friends With all there sacritces you bave not
YET don. enough Your country demands from YOU more
lacr f,es Win overshsniug force 10 the enemy upon
us z taSp, while am speaking he is thu ldering at
he gat,s of your capital II they Gain possession OF
tsat they think they will destroy your nationality
trust the p, ,tc Of Rhode Island are not satisfied
81 the eor,s they have made K questions have been
received from the War Department for more troops
Le tn IN be ready. If they could start this very hour
tey Weui not BE- mom,nt TOO soon. For tell you
yonr country r. res them at hi very moment.
No cscle would Sfo-d much satisfaction TO
&c dapelrR from the gllows the bodies Of J fsrscn
Dsvis ard john Floyd, Henry A Wise ard all those
m n Who have olved b country In the greatest af
stico that can apy people Why is it that We
pave been compelled send to rope for arms while
b. fenels Us vi arms the hest the country can
auppyi TIE iriitor, John Floyd during ali the time
he Ia the Ia met while you rep,sng in col f.
dence that the government woui be airy administered
ronbing you of your porto" of the public arms and
sendpg them to the trsi ors. f Davis. while
Der of the Senate OF the United States making laws
the people of Rhode Island and oanvasing the rolls Of
army, desigusted the men who head the
mics " the blon Men Of Rhode Island pot en- your
and rush 70 the capital 10 defend il 1t is this
hour n danger. mensned by overpowering force
Prompt you may be- you may be too late: you have
moment lose. II you love your country and the
situations under which you have prospfrsd ard the lib.
erty which has made you the admiration OF the world,
come forward at this moment and show your devotion
to it BY making sacrifices necessary to maintain t
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Coxsrcricrr At rue BKrrLE IN Mrs-orRL-Tbo Hart
ford (Uonn rints ssys "capain rotten whose az il'
levy Sia IN e,vce 10 the gr,n bsttls or Angns l0b
In Missouri ifs " L,udoa man. Ia that 90 bii
tia Oounsc ioit turn SHE'D the lsmen leader General
Lyon, and he m)n # Q i've captain II artillery We
had the pleasure Of ureting dss two Of hs re,,ivs
sf Gen Lyon-his uptl AAfvin K1owlton, Of Ashford,
and bis cousin son OF hr &. They bsfisss, with 6u
saads Of o,hsr. that Il "a time tkis ssr eas s,oppsd"
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" The MurfreesoOro (reun) Telegraph says that the
people Of that Sction responding promptly to the
call for wiater clothg for the soldiers Il has
subscription list upon which we're eight names with
hundred dollars opposite each name Numerous other
pPets are circulating 10 the county and the committee Of
ladies are sgaia hard work making up the clothing
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NETTING OF TIE BAsxs-At meeting Of the Bank
of the City OF Richmond, held at the Bank OF Vtsi
mia on the Q d September, It vas unsnimously
Rssoiv.d That the aka Of this city viii receive and
psy out at IT, counters the Notes Of the following
Banks, aud none ofher,, till further determined:
BANKS IN TIE STATE.
Bark Of Virginia ard Branches. 20
Ftrmers Ba OF Virginia and Branches.
Exchangs Bank Of Virginia and Branches.
Bank OF tn Valley and Branches.
Bark of the commonwealth.
Traders Ba k OF Richmond
Bask of Richmond ..... ~.
Bank Of the Old Dominion and Branch.
Monticello Bank. .-...... ...-
Danvile Bank. a.-. .r-. ...... -.
Bank Of CT Of Petersburg.
Southwestern b L Of Virginia. .-.
Fsrmers' Bank, FinoasIs. .......--
Bank Of U mmsrce.
Bank OF X ckinghsm. ... ...
Bank Of Hosardsvlle. s.. .....
Buk of 'hariestou. .... ..... .-...
Bank of Z 'ckb,idge. .
hsrchsnfs Bilk, Lynchbarg 1881
Bank Of scnttsviIls. -.....s.r..
Central Bank Of Virginia.
Bank Of Winchester, r.. .
SOUTHERN sTATEA
-' koKrH CAROLINA.
Bank Of Cape Fear and b 4 ches. ga 81.
Buk OF Nirh Caroiins aud Branches
Bak Of VII aington '- .- .. .....4l
Commercial Bank Of Wilmington. go
SOUTH CAROLINA.
B'nk Of the State OF South Oaralina and Branches
Char eaton.
Bnk o. chul' ston. Charleston. Z, Of.
B ok OF South Carolihs, Charleston. 81
F,rmtrs' and Exchange Bank, Charleston.
P-ople's Bark. Chsrl. con. q BY 2. Sc - -'s.rhf
Paaters' aud Nechauio,' B,rk Charleston. 49,.
South western Railroad B-nk, Charleston.
State Bank, Charleston.
Uoon B .pk OF south Carolina, Charleston.
Bank of Camden.
Bunk of Chester.
Ne chants Bark, Lheraw.
EIchsng- B nix Of Columbia.
Goa In real Bpk
Blnk Of &. orgetoWn.
Bank Of hamburg.
Bpk OF Newbsrrv.
Planters Bank of fairfield.
DO. GEORGIA. s..
Bank of Commerce. Savannah. -.,
Back of the State Of Georgia and branehs SAvsnnao'
Btuk OF Savannah, Savannah.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Savannah.
Marine Bs k, Savannah.
Merchants and Planters Bank, Savannah.
Pl,prers B,pk of the State Of &c ,rRis, Savannah.
Central R,ilroid aud Barking Co., Savannah.
Bank of Columbus, C 'umbus. So
ALABAMA.
Northern Bunk Of Alabama.
Southern Bark Of Alabama.
Eastern Bark of Alabams.
q. ntral Bank OF Alabama.
Commercial B INK OF Ala anna.
Bank of Mobile.
Louisisna State Bank and Branches. .e,
Bank OF America. 40 f.
Bank of L,u's.na. -.' o. ... ..
Bank Of New OIL aus.
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Suspicious.

There /, an ominous thi nj ont at Washington at
ii tme What dosit msant First went tie Presi.
de1's vie and Private Secretary, th,p weles Of the
Nv, then 8 ward, then Bats. and nos We observe
Can on has some important u away from the cspIsh
VA, all meaf l. my body els, think ng Of
gngf Il there any talk abou Scotch cap and cloak
Ger Sect TOO, Who Is eou,y and fat and DID, and Who
oonseq entity sofd mske bad time, In en- emergency
4, there not sone ell Tor him IN Ne- Ycrkf Verb sap
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|. ssos orn NoayHRaA srLEs,
rHE YANKEE ACCOUNT or far CAPTURE OF
yURf HArIERAa vi

THE YANKEE ACCOUNT OF TdE CAPTURE 6f
FORT HA-IERA4 ~ vi
Fosrarss xosspE, Auspst 81 The IT ana, AdelAids
hA,rsurLed tom tbs exp dioo. and bsings Aesso fs
brIlhas victory o. H.tsrss lss b. GiDera Butler u
Commodore Suinghsu. Tue 9euerAl returned oshoasd
the Adelaide and proceeded board of her 70
Warrington vh Anuspoas 70 AsssSss fSs sappass atd
rsinfsrcsmensI (vshsr ap.raons 1" North 0aroI'ns
The sxpeoiuon reached is destination on Tuesd.y.-
Forts Clark add HEsssrss hoAhAedsd 90 Wednxa-
day. and on Friday ii 4 H., the U0uf sstes uncon.
d,lionaly surr<nusrsd- vs. nsvs seven hundred and
h,rty pr'sonsrs. suoes shom are Commodore BArroe,
DOL Mr. In, OF Norm Carolns, Major X oiosdsn An
drews, (ormefy Of Bttfuurr OF the voafsdsssss Ar
ay, sua other .distir ggisnsa I'm ;ers. =, d.
/ No one Was jlr our SIDE. Fftssn sf sAs Cen.
fedsrsis, aere killed dIhirry wourded.-"
We have cap ursd tlr neavJ guns aud one thouiand
saud Of arms a-d their .9urmsns, aid three pr -
ole of winch Is . cargo u cotton ioaded 70
i ek.ds Also two light ucs and large amount Of
p.ovirions d coffee, t~o tort, and inge rusbes Of
vAuAte books AID psPtr. shosiDg The designs OF 'hs
70 fea.rae % - - - - 49,
ne and rs the occasion OF ga. IJ Jcing ~ Old PVsn.
AssAPoLIs, s. pit I-GeI. Buusr bias leit nive. b
Wounu Confederate p.isYhers n Annapl IN caa &c Of
Jol. Morse, commAbdart &C that sta,ior. They haze
o.en placed in tae hospital az the Naval Academy where
sn.y are bling y, c..ed Tor. '."@ g
upon between Commodore SrlnghAm and 'Gea Bu lsr
ol the Federal side a Councillors Barrou, CoiVn. )
asrtiI aud Maj q And ess. Tor the Uoufederstss i
sill be Particularly observed that The Gfice1 and nsb
the treatment due 70 prisoners Of war:
Il IL stipulated and sgr ed between tie contracting
parties the forces dndlr command OF SAID Brro6
.run and Andress, aud all muniuos.s Of war, arms,
AID properly md r. the comnsrd II said Barron,
ruin aud Andrews he uucoud topsly surrendered 10
us Governments Of the Uuited - terms Of full
ptulsion Aud t Is stipulated aud agreed b. the COLI
rsotrg pares on the part OF the sad United States
ioveruulenr, that the Ulcers AVID ,hsn Ysesivs the
treatment dSs to priso,rsrs VI rsr - : . . -. "a
1, wis..ss ..of ~e, the sad Srnghsm and Butler
behalf OF the United States, aud the sl Barron Mar
and ALdrews representing the forces hssuras 10.
hereunto t.rchaDgeaby our hands this twenty.
nth Of August s. D. 1851, and Of the indepsndsnc.
Il th. Uni.ed States the eignly fifth year.
,isusa,l -. q SrKIxoHlx,
Flag Officer Atlantic BIZ cksdpE Squadron.
.... ......... -. $50 ....- Bal. ?. BuTLlR 10
hsjor-GenerL United States Army, Commanding.
..; 8 BARRos,
Flag Officer Confederate States Navy, Commanding Ma.
val Forces Virginia ana North Carolina :
...r VIZ. +. MARTIN, 80
Colonel Seventh Regiment Inanry, North Uarons Vol
e. ,-.s.. W. L. @. AHDRKws,
Major Commanding Forts Ha,teras and clark.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-04

and sthsss connected vish the military sad naval oss.s
arrived here early this morning special train from
Annapolis.
Tue Of tbs brilliant exploit on tie North Caro-.
lima eoast soon spread through the city and CONSIGNED
undvubssd Joy among all loyal prope.
Tae Government Of c1urse, xs promptly Informed Of
tie gIsdsome new. The returned 1is.r.. In ccmp,ny
win several me- mbsra Of the Uaoret visited the .sI.
dent between t-u and eleven o'clock
The resus Of the expedition 10 claimed TO be the DOG.
-ssssionz 81 -tne ARtlfe hlrth Carolina coast