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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01
sa~ In the Charleston Courier of satur

sEg~ In the Charleston Courier of Satur-
day we gather the following:
a STRONG BREEzE.-The reporter of the
New York Herald has discovered what no
other observer knew-that very strong breeze
Seaward was prevailing all the time of the
bombardment Of Fort Sumter, and while sew
ips lay off watching. The
IS the other way, but not
bring in the ships, for
rned,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01
Troops Drilling.

AlExASpRA, Va, April 27.-Therc is a
large body Of troops here actively engaged
in drilling.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01
Death of Prominent Citizens.

The Charleston papers announce the death of
Col. EDWARD B. BRYAN of ST. Johns, Colleton ;
also of Mr.. SAMUEL S. FARRAR, of Charleston.
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The Blockade to be Extended.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. April 27.-The Lincoln
blockade is to be extended to Virginia and
North Carolina ports on Monday next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01
For the Advertiser.

At meeting held by the Red Hill Vigilant
Association, on the 9th inst, for the purpose of
providing for tho destitute families of our Vol
unteer friends, and the better government of the
slaves, the following Resolution was adopted and
ordered to DO published:
Resolred, That whenever slave runs from tho
Patrol. the Patrol have the right to follow said
slave home and inform his owner of his con-
duet, and correct said sluyc with the owners con-
sent; but should the said owner object or refuse
to allow said slave to receive the intended correc-
ton from the said Patrol, then said owner may be
reported to this Association.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01
MONTGOMERY.

A correspondent of the N. 0. Delto thinks that
Montgomery ought to rcmnin the seat Of Govern
mcnt for the Confederacy, until the new District
is located and the State edifices built As nm ar
gument for this course, he thus aludcs to the po-
litcuesa of the good people of that city:
az like Moatgomcry tho people aro so polite,
il is rcuarkublc; everybody i'll Montgomery sn-
lutcs everybody MS il 'erybody know everybody"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01
For the Advertiser.

IIalcyon Grove, April 20. 1861.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01
Stamps.

Mr.. RAMSAY, our attentive Post Master, re-
quests us to say that he has obtained supply Of
postage stamps to meet the cnlls continually made
upon him. They will he sold for cash oni
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01

nss- A French Editor, crit!cisi.g tho style of
the speeches of Jules FaTre, says it reminds him
"of an ancient orator accompanied by aute."
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Affairs at Washington.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 29.-Spccial express
to the Alexandria Gazette sayE that Long Bridge
over the Potomac River, Mt Washington, is guard
ed OH the North sile by large f"rcc of Federal
troops, and on the South side by Virginia ,roops.
1t is also reported tina. the Federal troop, occu-
py Arlington Heights, also United States stcau:-
crs are to lie off Alexandria and all fish caught ut
the lower landings on the Potomac arc to be sent
to Washington il provisions shall be cut off.
The Baltic has passed down-:evcral arrests Of
persons have been made. Families are leaving
Washington. Among the persons compelled to
quit is Samnel Racliile, Il prominent lawyer.
Some employees at the Navy Yurd were arrest
cd for loading bomb shells with sawdust and sand.
Gen. Scott is said to be very infrm.
More troops from Rhode leland and New York
arrived in Washington to-day. They number
about one thousand. Martial law has been aro-
claimed in Washington. Travel is not interrupt
ted.
Lincoln has issued bis proclamation blockading
the ports Of North Carolina and Virginia.
Citizens are leaving Washington in great num-
bers. Expression Of sympathy for tho South is
the cause of their banshment.
Items of New York News.
A. T. Stewart gives the largest amount for re-
lief of the families Of vounteers-ten thousand
dollars.
The Tribune nominates Senator Wade snd j..
C. Fremont for Major.G encrals in the army of in
| vason.
Thomas Francis Mcaghcr, the escaped convict
from Van Dicman's land, is organizing regiment
Of his people to sHstain tie .R"g
Gen. Wool, whose headquarters are at the AS
tor House, hos sent special couricrs to Washing
ton, urging the Government to call into immedi-
,fte service 100000 men.
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The Northerners Defacing the Capitol

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 27.-The North
ern troops are defacing the Capitol at Wash
ington and very much mutilatng It's stucco,
and grcasing the walls. These troops arc
ouartered in the fine Committee rooms.
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JOSEPH BussgY, Scc'ry.

u.s. The Mobile Register offers to make ,ea.
sonable bet that Old Abe leaves Washington City
in disguise, making faster time than rhen he en-
tered it in his Scotch plaid.
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Reported Resignation of Gov. Hicks.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 27.-It is reporte
here that Gov. Hicks, Of Maryland, has re
signed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01

laJ- Gov. fletcher of Virginia, has issued q
Proclamation prohibiting tho expectation Of hour'
proyisious. Nc., to the Northern cities.
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Lincoln Becoming more Belligere

Lincoln Becoming more Belligerent.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 27.-Commodore
Seringham is in command of Lincoln's naval
forces.
Lincoln has determined to increase the
regular army and navy to twenty-five thou
sand men each.
Gentlemen from Washington, arrived here
to-day, say that there are fifteen thousand
Federal troops quartered in that city. The
heights Of Georgetown are being diligently
fortified.
The public buildings are being undermined
The families of the Cabinet have all left
the city.
The hotels there are all to be closed.
Troops are pouring into Washington City
from the Nroth without hindrance.
Virginia Commissioners not yet Elected.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 27.-The Virginia
Convention has not yet elected delegates or
commissioners to the Montgomery Congress.
A resolution was adopted by the Virginia
Convention, inviting President Davis and
suite, and the Southern Congress, to come to
Richmond.
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4 Call to Ill /!

". ". ADAMS, Stc'ry.
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V"B Ste MIR mstne 6rsibsit menielrns Mot GFel
nfpmen. = SSas ppuen Sie 0son mirst ans
6ranIOlinn'n Dor. saB ntrlsitbt ptrscsIid Fno,
Sd linp mir penn WObl seswinasn, aaes. mas
nnS tnsrreIiirt, slct@ in unltrm abum Fsitmbol
ten. = unp nun, Icbnsn Sie 6oFfsnttin m,ius
gtrerit nidbtnb nno faneen I6on mUraen on.
Sar' ptrtrusts ii6 f6peissnS, = sr tonnt,
nitt antlpcrteu. sass flU ca Nr
Nter nOtb sitee. = fner gdriIie fort, - t6
Wnne nun oar BEN Mann, ater nid,t psn RiiuGf.
ler' 'Ste miifen mir nun aud Sbrs Grbeitsn
3ei0'n. Srinsen Sic mir bod SIR portefeuius.
rtr wunfn es Sulammeh onr6(rteu uub Id NTH
Sis unbarmberJis fritiilrrn. r
$50 Asbs sass 5s Sefetly 8ran GBrafE, Iaats
Var, fe mt oerIahgenpsn Stiden betracbtsnb.
Nun renH, 70 erpur;e iH 5ie beute &Senp
cat !d1me6elnb cie rsijenbe 8trflhrerin, - i'd
leone mid na& cintgen Stunern tiinlflerilHen
@tpradrs. &h! wenu sic wiieteu, w,e Id
mla IN p'elem prplaiiten 9apoe lnnawstle, -
Ste murpen mir metae Bite lhuu aus Mitleio
NIT elmer armcn 6rau li6t nbIhloeru.
Der nrmr, iun9e Nann sgblsnost pom bsm
Eiftrei3f Der 3dubertu, beidubt BON esm ent,i.
deueen @innrude, orrlprart rs unp lcbieo pom Der
@raFn NIT 9It6rnesn gBnusen, nit perpirrteu
Stnnsn uup lflrmiib aufsereotcn @emitbs. -
ZIG or lort mar, = prs6te ii6 @6cilie pirousttir
reno auT etnew 6ubc, Elah6ts III bic teiuen
paHoe nnp risf labeno Gr III msin
(6OriicBun9 foIgt.)
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Die
G5eBeirrrpe6fTe @pm ct. 2p4t8.
Spu
Seturi d. S6rnIetu,

(8Urtlebuna.)
Der YidIer Bate Isiner YblntaIte Ireien Qauf
seloTtn unp Die Id,6ne 6rau i'm rei,euoen giea,
Iiaee, nit nur lsict SsrtdGcnoer arie6ilher Tcr.
men wurben eutG pieirS ioraIt GoRiim nur nod
mebr 9cbcteu uno Sari fano wic brt6ubt unc
sctIenbet 5rpiftbsn pem Billie uuO tsm Sriainal
Nlm IUaen sic nber aud meine Stuoi,n Ir-
Sen. a9te bic @rafn, Die feline ltete teieeuoe Ser,
wrruus ni6t iu bemerten ltien, uno mir ffei
mittbia S6r llrbet lnsrn, ub mriue I6waten.
fiinfIeriIhen Ssrluhe mir and bas 8e6t acbcn,
an Sie ais SiinitIer. SOaegen 81 appeairen. Se.-
beu Sie lit bob.
Ste iuO ibu Gin, neten i6r euf Dem Srp6a
9lab Su nehmem unr lchlug Gin WprtefsutQs auf
baS aui pem Sil6e lag. Ga entbielt 3eiduuuaen
Sfinrn unb lIauorcllr Yun @Gcliens 6anb, =
lie ertldrte ism Die 8essnosn 5rantreits, be H.
9eieibnst Bate, mar Cn8Ift, ais rr rie meilfen
aus leinen Suntwanoerun9en tanute uno Rarl
Der i6 ber auf befanntem @ebi,te fiiblte. Ser(pr
nd6 unp na6 ienc gefangenGeit nno lief Iet
mem SuultIerlinn freieu Qauf. 0as GelrrG6
murre lebbait, = GdciIie wu6tc es nit G3ra,ie
lunC Qnmutb in Spaunungsu gu er6alten unb Rarl
her, iettpem er europa DerlaiTtn, in elmer rer
RunR frtmoen Spbdre selebt bate, fiiblte fb
baip uuenolid ppbl unp brimiIb. - Seht blGt
tertt @dciIie e5en cine bibi&e Stiae BON bem
rei,snocn G6ale pom Montmorencg um alS lie
err6ttste, raid ous fOls nre Satt aus Dem Dor
tefeuiGs ,og uno es unter Die l6pn 9sIcben.n
Sdtter f1eben molte.
gBas eerbsr9eu Sic ba! 8rau Grdfnl iaate
SarI better, - itb mub oGrs lebeu, @ie baben
mein Ilrthsil oerlangt unp 70 parf i'd wobi oa,
rauf befrben.
gaelic ipeiserts iib la6eno, er paro erinaen.
Der, - enolih ieb iir Ons Slatt wie SufdgiJ an
ole @rbs sleiten, er nnO ir bIdten fid, raid
nm sS aufjubeben, unO in bieler glsi6,etiaen
Yepesuna freiftsn feline eippsn Die pei6e polle
Sfmlter @Geliens. @tnDempes Ssuer flOa
sufeno pur6 feine glprrn. = iriu 6rr ltIua
&5r6ar, - er batte pus SilO srgrifen unO 6ob te
empUr.
@dtile ma6te nod Sinen 8rrlu6 cs iDm 5u
eutrsisen, = oann aber lpran9 fie nuf 6i,lt Die
fleinCn. peiBen 5aupe Yor Dns elii6cupe 0ed6t
unp rief 81 i'd bite Sie, le6en 6ie es nidt
an.
&brr er hattie es bsrets nnselrben unp IaB
lpradloS pa. = Gas 8latt mar cine 9lquarea
3cidmuns unO itelltf ion leibl por. wie CT lbwad
uup lsirsup nab lsinsr Jeranf6eit tdsli& unter
Dem &fa,ienbaum ia6. - @icilif nat iebt lu
ibm unc io9te nit ibrer wei&fn 8l6teuRimme {:
gBns msroen sic jsBt UOn mir oenten
Do6 Sie Elm @n9sl fnO risF 8arl, finer
ni6t mr5r mabtig, = uno eine pabrc 6iuflc,
rim lsete er ltd fnGsnb biHsu.
SD pnnte far oas bOppelts Compliment, =
Io8ts GGettie i&elmtfs ld4rlnO, = IS Ssiet mir,
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glelle QSGdtrej!

llutfr;ei6nstsr sei9t Ieinen iriberrn &unoen
unD bsm sesbden Yu6lifum biermit an, Oas sr
am Neusn Wartt. psm @emilcmarFt eeqenuber,
eine nsue 86derei einseri6tet Sat, unb Dap sr
Rb freuen wire, retht piele alte u. neue S3unoeu
nit 8osaenbrop, Sbwar,~ uuo g9ei6.SrpO uno
Sadwerf isoer 9lrt bsoenen su f6nnen
Der 70 bsliebte pumpernidel III 9letGiaas ,u
baben Set q. glenner, Qat.
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Dermif6trs.
(6orilcBun9 foIst.)

= Ote p@artenIaube" weiIt mad. bos bIe
Yle o bic Der orIetltaiIe urfprino,
LID ocn einem erutiben @UmpcniRen, Dem fur.
tmltlt@ pIaliiiaen 6ef-Gapenmeller 5oI,manR
IN Vtrtreburg bsrrilhrt, Der Oibter Rouast
o' Etsle bat nGmlitt Nas grsbc Der sRilTu IoIems
ms 9to 4, compcnirt BON 6cl,mann, obaeIbrie,
ben un9 iu leiner Dihtuns SruR6npa tsuubt.
Osr Sr9aniit pommc in Wprstura bat In pie.
fen 9asen rag @fcHuirript 6cl,mann's aufors
iunern, nno nad' oemiclbrn 1T Die @iarisiuaift
nl@t 'pa cine 9ttmiuiseeuj lonorrn bic einfab.
GOpie ieues GreOC.
= &irttl4c 3eituuasIsfer Der nsue Se,itr
Sou Susnen, Ssman @aIdn Sat i'm l6mm.lf.
~'n Nabien bes eanoee cine @erSrbnuna Ssr.
tunot9en laiIen, nur& wsl6e aae 3eitunaen In
Soenien psrtOteu msrpen, uno Sebermaun, Der
lOlhe baltsn, in'S ennb eiri6muaaeIn ober Iritn
wuroe nit elmer Strafe ron $50 StpdIblSoen
uno etnmpnntI@em Scdipanneu beprobt pirc.
@lae 5u ifempsIn. Das 9erfabrrn,
@ias nit Suditaten, g8crten une Siaurtn ~
Rsmpsln, 1T sntae Sabre GinSurds init brm
t'lten Grfcl9 BON SO. Muure in 9Crbun, SIeet,
treet 81, auegriitt murbsn. @ine Sofel Glos
Wtrb 10 lanse in rinen Sftn ssbalten, bic Re
te9lam 1T uno bierauf amil&en spei eepGrme
9uSeHerne 9lotten 9etraht, beren tiue ben o,.
IwunlGten NbCrud osrtitft unS bic aneere ibu in
8elirf bdt. Damn wcrben rie teiben 0latten
0ermttelif zines 6ebsIS Buiammsnseorddt uuo
has @Ias bierbur6 in Die 6crmen a prset.
Na6cem Der Drud aufsebbbeu lit, wtrO rie
0iastafel in einen anOern SIen 9ebratt, mo
lie msid unc platt, nit 9lu6rabme Der asprestsn
6i9uren brrauefommt, unn mad Der @btiiblunar
'um 9ebrand fcrti9 1T. DaS Ssrfabren bat
VII Ie6nli6teit NIT bent BEL @opirmaIthinen
MUIR pab bier bas g8eiHmahtn unp 6ibitn Mnep
jntomnlt. Gie einserruftsn 8isuren une 9ua.
ltaben fGnnea naAber colCrrt perpsn, 70, rae
&lafeute Nomen urp @eIddft in esgaben,u,
arbi9en SuAitaben in Genaesl&eiasa, OBEY,
Sbarlaternrn an6rinsen fSunen. @5l6lsrus
56iIper, wslde einsn She'll DR. 5eaaer bilOt
ten, ndren itder 6ibi&er unO sIssnllsr ais rte
8c8ruwarti9 ublidbsn b6lsernen.
Bon 9aris wilo scmsbct, ba6. apS San.
lien, Deut&lanc, 5ranfrsia unb, 8eEebn, bic,
Nmerit ner in NiaTe natA 6aufs silsns 0is,
llnterbaItunasmitte fat 9Iaer g5t6en aus Ssns
oanDel unO 9eoer btetlt f8, nit 0fr, aYisn GSs.
le9fnbeit in eine Scinafb abjnsiisa, nm on,
Srt unb Stcls Isine fnaniirGsar 9nisrfTsn ~.
ubrrmn@sn. Mande seben aN6, nm. ad,, ayJ
DER eimu ODER anpsrn @sits NIT aau Baasn az
Der 8eOOlutOn Su tstbsili9sn.
- Die ,g1, q. arituuc" wtrR lsiscer ens
BOmte nnG Baltimore, ihimpit nber bic fe,st.
iOnilfii6C Gsiunun9 Der bieRssn Damsn nno
last, baB ole ,,rsbrliilhe 9pli,ri gpmmi(Goa
ua6 mis por am 9tuOsr unb bic Gtasi nttt ebt.
iiig Die Union aeibert 1T, bis Sen. GaowarIaSs.
Baltimore nit Satteytsu umscbsn, une bas pp,
lisei. GOmmiFariat uuIssbO6su babe"
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sraiaEtOu.
Ole ssierbaluns.eianiain. ssibl u


Su elmer SaGc, no 6ufem Bier
Mten aud Der 0ult ssnisst in p0asn 3ls,n,
SaB cine DAME btim Elasitr
une tltmserte bort gum Strsndsen,
llno fang ealW nit iiisem Sdaa,
6i sahi iU idbOn, roie sine NatiisaG.
Sic ttus zen StenpSl Der aPatrpnsnphrbe
e. Sabpufr,9i en- bent Snitrumsnt,
llnp nnsebeust np6 BON Sss IItns BurSt,
sBar ite nrS rifis uns beBtnc.
9rt ins ibr redtes huge tisf str6agt
IN elmer S6Ununsetlappe S&aitsu,
Has linft idauts ianit nab milO,
ssis cine Blum ouf 5rablinsswattsn,
Aus s;nai SbspisisRfpsis EsFspf, ) q
Dsr sriialt6 bIau fi@ biuus Bis gum Sbr.
Gin frsmetr 6err, Der bier npdb nibt 9iwslsn,
nne in Der 9innfin 96bt ienss 9ciS
SSetlnebmene ibr in sIuseIibt stltieu,
Sr6st fte nit ffi6tertsr BeI&ebtatet,
: Gie iis gu ber 9IsfTur setOmmen
,,Sd babe mid" lprolb lie nit lauflrm Son,
,,Seim 8rsppenltsisvn ni6t in G8t scncmmeu,
So fisI, itnb trosc Run ben Scbmers basOn.A'
Sd, meint Der Serr, bic fSIebten Stiesen,
Die man bspeiI,n fiabet in Berlin,
Grr:strn ISusft mein RiBYsrsnisen,
9ei6t fiirit man ea ecFdbrlid bin.
sic fpritt: ,,gi wpBI, inSehen mus id Scb
ssfttfn,
9oe i'm Sesriff, bic Errpp' binauf gu scbn,
SD suf Der .ritsH Sufe I&cn etlunf.n
llno mir int g5allen oas Geli6t ;crl6lastn."
&ls nun Ter 6srr Ssrwuneert ruff 81, mas
Sic fasen!
Da ltSpsIt iie: ,,S6 irdr beirltnFcu!"
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@iite ,1rtb gySnkcnl
HatS n CanS :

gletnen 8reguNeu uub 9efapnten, ppte benz aee6rt,n
gubltum ubeboupt p erseb,ne 9lnSsjst baB ib msnen
9ieueu put unO Mnsen- Store,
Sc. 1855 9rsa lfra5t, ipilhen Der 6ien unO 7ien,
nit einer eeBn @uepabl Der neusn uno mOOernen g9aa
ren r Osn Sprn95eO0I Serleben ba6e. 3uaeb oebe i'd
eien ebrIsn 8uncen pie 8erttruns baB ib 6ti outer
Q9dars nur Die biGistsn @reile beredRe.
I'm sltissn 3upru9 bitet srsebenl
SOnrab Sauer
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Grana @taunr.

l6S SroanitEaBe, iwil6en Der 6. unp Z. CTR.
pdIt elm refse Gne rCbaiiprtires Eager pom
St5arren, Haube, Eaua unD Snnupftabaf
eisner 5abrifotiOn unb s}mportoton
ia or I'M @rCs ue Rlenperfou III Sen b!0iofsn RorFtprr,
len abldft. Rdmen Olten 9SieoerSrf6ufer aio perIdu
nsr tsithm ri' ben b" iie ibr' ginfdufe dHhsrmsta
REtcE 81
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Sfie6monO, sso,, sonnabe,s, sem rs suni
Sefnmntmacbunaen.
3u permietben.

3u oermietben. ~
Gnise 3immrr poienb fur ein,slne Serren f.;ue No
mtIteI. ltnb biuis 'u Ssrrcnter Set 5enrs Q tdtte
@dc Der SrcoS> unn 5tsStr
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sN1. @i. Selorlle

ubrt irts en srpFee Eager beS been 2aaerbfers uns
@prterS beim Sag, peI6ea etnsn scebren Snheu in
allen &beleH Der Staot gum bIt9ten arpree frei tna
6aus efcrt.
3uSeib noi bers6e ba5 ssebrte 9ublitum Harouf at.
mertl0nl, Dap tr
Sa9erbier, Ole unp Dprter
FUR gSrtbldofien unb gum amilisnee6rdud ouf N(aIden
9ejpetn fbrt Die gu eoer beebeen 2uandt pbSe mel
ttre 9reserbUtuns ms 6aus atliefert
Seiteuursen, in resm 5to~s 7te Strase ;piGen rpoS
uuo grOtt binttf!aien, weroen Snftlibt ausaefubrt
9f. g. o eiaru,
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Recfnaunqxn.

Der Mu,saer" srident itesn 0Vrasx, Senntdes ausac,
rommsn n pbGtaili6en 5ubitristioHsprcjS ron Gts
,ahIbar an bic rclp Sr6Ser, ccir $500 iSprr praus
be,obuns. snssissn nben nnter ipseipen 9tonSunosn
Ntfrobne Gipniast Gmriduus son 10 2een posr pcnis
oe so ets., 3wrtmaltsc 10 9s., orsimose $l0O, zine
ggpt 8 70, ttnsn gSaSt $500 errt @pnat $500 e9S
sSuraus6sastunN @nsssen bic na8 9eliebsn stranSer
tutrben f5nntn WsrbeH m $25. 90 per Sabr tcrenst.
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9. H. GRAVES.
5ouls uno St9n Yoiuter anb @iloIer,
S9tre6e, ;piiasn Srpac. wuO @ras,,

Nihmpub, Sd.
@ue N biels gei&asvpeise einf6Iaeenee Q,bettsu
loipe aud eoranins, 9RorbIins unO @laen BON Su6cn
!e w!roea i9nei, blta NIB selamodsOa auseefabr I'M
ia9lfel8e 4aIIrags sttiet 6. .. &Srooes
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-10
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Clear 54G out the Military Deposits "a N0DOth
Secession Fiags, &c.
NORFOLK. VA, April I, 1851
Isend you few facts that are going on here
II present. i suppose you know THAT the
Cum berland" is here as flagship One Is
getting her sails mended, and taking In pow
der, shot, she'll and stores for Southern trip
hope that she will go to Charleston, so they
can get one pull al her. Another BLACK ne
publican steamer came sneaking in here this
morning. / understand her name Is the
"Pawnee' What she has come for, l have
not heard but / suppose they Will carry
away whatever they can get their hands on
in the Yard OF ont of the Magazine. II the
people of Virginia don't take this matter In
hand. and put stop to these naval vessels
coming here and taking what they please, Old
Abe will have all the cannon, shot, she'll and
stores away from here in less than two
months.
Secession flags are going up here in all di-
Tections. There is one in Portsmouth, and
they are going TO raise another Tomorrow -
There is one on Washington Point there Il
one on n schooner at the wharf on the Nortolh
side. Another schooner has large white
flag with Palmetto tree on II boat Wen
alongside filled with men, and gave them three
cheers. There IL another close by the court
House. There are two on one pole at the ferry
wharf. and every time Com. Pendergast, o.
the Cumberland" comes on shore or goes OF
board, he has TO pass under these two seces
ZION flags 10 get TO his boat
The election came off for Mayor in Ports
mouth yes terday. The Union man was elect
II. II Will be the same in Norfolk. / tel
you the reason Many of the voters want Il
get in the Navy Yard, and those in Their
want TO stay there, and they think If the,
"ote the Union ticket they will carry thei
'potnt." A good many of them are Northern
I1en. If there was no Navy Y ard here, Nor
folk and Portsmouth would come out OF tn
wilderness, like Petersburg and Richmond
he people are changing their minds daily
and coming over to the good cause
PALMETTO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-10
LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE PERSIA


New YORK, April e.--The Persia, from Liv-
erpool on the Both ult., has arrived
Warlike rumors come from Italy and Den
mark.
Lord Palmerston, in a speech to his con-
stituents, adverted to the American crisis,
and expressed fervent hope of adjustment.
saying let the issue be what 1t may 1t should
be arrived at by amicabie means.
Warlike rumors continued in circulation in
Paris, depressing the court.
The concentration Of Austrian troops at
tracted considerable attention, although 1t was
asserted that the movement was purely de-
fensive.
1t was vaguely rumored that Lord Cowley
had demanded from France Government eN-
plantations respecting the expedition TO Ably
sinia and the annexation OF some territory at
Adowles.
The discussion of the Roman question had
closed in the Italian Chambers. Count Ca
YOUR reiterated the urgent necessity for de-
| claring Rome the Capital of Italy. He Of
| fered resolution to that effect and provid-
| ing for new Convention with France was
adopted.
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