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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15

81 r~:.rvhgE.-i a4i'I- - Say LAT when
2ur c,u..try, in .h3 !ly' uf In: re9JiG:ion. Sc
!cc.:j rre II Ter scas IL cHnGani tE' armies
;;,ai conducted u: - v!c:cly snd !i,d2prjid. Eca
liz rnuiir 81 Westuo:. :Iud. which ! -c2:-.
sent, ::sI .h= hcnr Of slirr.hi6s u" ~!:As:l-
Gus u,2n. .Aai rGw, Sir. u :ae .e::GI T."Jia.
;ian. ~i:.n wy ~. i, iou:; AZ u",i ;3T SON. one -
c"iutine sII v.siniae .:ls sicuic:its OF 2ar
ssr=ns,.t, sLt c43.uci u r:co iiiuTc - e:c.ciy
AID iuGeLrG:.2", i. is ~!th pleasure aI.i
p:!G" shat j ;"1 a.! eyes Ire !u.lld =, aTn:!.er
distinguished so1 e ny ~:ui.s- ceIrtF.
Wn.n, IL. President. stanG II 80 Jud, |
see au III IF: tho fsrm Oh're W":Lin; g..
vas i.;:r; Oh Gay 'gni is St:a r., The -! t.
Mace oi Lee. There, too, wa: icr, q 7.
Lee, Light iis:st h"rg,i Of gi:r2Gs !e'r;,'
.ioa7ry ia2a,o:y. 4 ni!c or $50 th,Ics /!
yhan;;iy, Ike residence Of Richard lIe:i y lie,
e.. algver OF li:. D.c!s7at,un 81 i"uepsad".ca
,rd The G!car9 Q: Ibe American .vu!H!!ta,-
Wien :. .:i.l.d visits me, an hours ;!Ti"a
w.:l brig Us &c The birthplace .; .!aa-
roc. ~ef.tl,c7 i.cu: t. hat Of Madison. Ard
:, ,s.;s Splendid roll q ifustrscUl Gpts nj
astonishing E.I.noar could nc ecd:i. coasp.cu.
Gus AID rullnc:L ID ,hs:r day.
hop,, Mr.. pc,siicut, Il Tui &c he pleasure
T.; tss Convenli2r: Ia confirm unanimously the
ppruiEa:!1a 81 G:ne:al Lae. ! desire il f1r The
sake Vi ~ eJuutr;;, AID (pardsn liz, ior say
icE) lor Ito Additional r4Eown II ornttrs q: ~
e.lL.y q Bis G:.;l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15

.7he Chesapeake sd Oa:o Cans: - yss!!s-
DO 10 ''nrsass' Z; high water; sao :5os. :at.r
sstea III its navigation alw":s awaited Ti;t SO.
!!c;;lde tho ncwE after every iress 10 the 2v-
,onac. Dam 10. (" has been particularly Is
NOUS fgr il, o.sscb"-. Il the progress cseTea!-.
nsnY an Evil has become : good; aao rs aiiv
of these ins:aacss We now record With 6s:!gl:
instead of rsg-er, that The late Goods - tie
Po:omec b.z= msd5 extensive t:s=ches 10 Tie
caaai, aod cloeea Inc navigation 1t ioasl for thS
season. Washington City IS thus cut Of from
a! supple. except trrm The North, aad the in.
couver.ences Of The enemy great; increased.
We luay DOW reasonably expect :aat they Will
make great excrtioos to possesses snd restore
tie track Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15
ts5nrI tie *:E Irrg Hrra!3. Oct Gi..i
'1ht StN!r PrlsDncrz Removed.


ro':r LAFAYETTE Observation-Disclosures o: -
?aiS0sERs fqh austoH.
O.. i'ur>iaY las; United STATES Marshal Muir
rag, ~gclIs. III pl:suauc. III orders !ecei3c:i b;
lliiu trnil the Secretary st State al Washing
ton, proceeded to Fort Lafayett" ID give instruc
| lions 10 Co,onu! Burke, cDm,r=n1er Of the tort
iOr the gtInoYal vi the prisoners there cuElieo
10 other quarters. This WIS ne; urcs rericl
orders, As Sorne t:a,: past Ia" gneernin"nL dc.
terullncd 10 make fvI; WM;rur, IN Boston lar
bsr, the headquarters ii IL: c:ovi&; nv1 m thcii
iands, ant any others Fn" may hereafter *
arrested. Fort Warren has hren prepared TO.
the reception OF any nl;mbrr Of State prlsoneIs,
anal 2 mDHt trustworthy CHie"r, Col. D.inmick
ilas been entrusted vita tho command. TieIr
wrre soEt G@s.;t "..ni tor ILL: :s.,3"si .:
the prisoners: ~p?si4rs tic strongest hing ;ha:
For! Wg:ge2 + 4 much l:.:':- ssca:s PLACE 0: Dc
~.en:ic' thnn L~.f'yeit.. III: reason, hoscv.T,
0: :rnS: ~iEir:es. it, ii:c caaiinyrs themselves Is
;t:.! ihey can be nr::c!, mug comfortably &C
crnimodatca III :r.ir ncv q~!ar:s~s.
in ucco!dan"" aii;. t1.r recommendation ..
the Marshal :.vvraI pes.na., agains: WHOM ne
special treason u: d:o!oyuity - CHARGED, Iiil
ba liberated ~ their taking tho cath III eiia.
gIa!icc, which they are rc&ty III d". ~ the
! removal 10 F'vrt Wurrcn ,Ie pris:hcrs a!!! be
deprived "i lie visits u! friends and sscra:
syui .rl,hiz r., IT,, wsnv "f Sl.pm sDs adil'!.
;ains ~ F"r! Lafayette Yesterday morning q;
eir"r1 r'Ciy:k, when The work G! reluUSa! cagl-
e .!c:.!. Many u! ~: l:,ore violent Ct these
=ect->S'nnis: nrr .i:o-t VIC; lit in Their language
against tie g1T=raI1art. and threaten 10 n6!I
GT. Scwuld personals: responsible should !tey
ercrts able I'd Gnp:r3nt nun as tree men. Anon.
lbs most aggriasrI Of the prisoners is Ey-Gog.
:Aorehrad. ii Kentucky, hut iie jns!!tes him.
SET e: asserting tina. though iavorkh!e to
SarlnerIi undergraduates, he never committed
any overt act ugainst The go7crnmcnt Az to
Mr.. LowbrT, VINO rndcavorcd ~ make his 81
cspc the Other Icy. IL the only man among
them viii. ''gJves upon his wrist"
In acc":I.L.e with these perpetrators, ii at
early hour yesterday morning the prisoners
wese removed in {. !ugboa; ~ Gnver:iors L.
land. mnura. after n short detention. they we're
placed On baar.i the State 81 Maine, whIch bad
been chartered u! ttlr purpose: ard sent 10
Boston. \ grard II !vo hundred ,2aH !7orn
For, Hamilton accompany tn" prisoners.
L j: understood that Marshal hMae, air.
BalTnn, formerly Of the United States Navy,
and the p~isoaers nov in Font Coiumau:, MI!
also be removed 70 Fort Morgan, together w!;h
C;:srles blrhleS. who WAS sent ;raD Fort Il.
Gaya:;a 10 Bedloe's Island
We give n correct list Il the pI:sI2htz 10.
gerber wi.h their residences aud the t:ms they
;=.-e con: United -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15
Arrival CT Prisoners.

iyacsrcaG. Nov. 1S.-Fcr.y-sre p:;s,4-!s
have been taken BY Gen. Flryd's command,
etc hs7e arrived here Z portion ~sr- cap
,cr=d while holding the recent election IN The
NORTH. rest. TIE pD!i bo5ks were a;so cap
turcd With a liss OF the voters, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15
Ef-zn.s:s s.,.,:.et-. - .5o":s''

-l"vz..So Ou,, Eys. I-J-a,
L. .rc::-5 i. st L"u;. -,
G.a. ~i!,a.sr :..s ,.G.;-a.; Al ''4:7 4"
sps;r.a-.A, On M 60 :"s;=l'- a'>-'-9
cJmr..lG u -: =rG.:.
Taa GstulaGs appear nacn d.sSA' a."
the change IL toe commanders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15
ruuwspAS MORNING, nov. Ii, 1861
suo,ber Cargo or Arm

Il gives Us great pleasure 10 announce that
a,o;hrr slra Q!1r ii.s &. rived IN a-ouuthern port
from, England, !atlan with sr,ns and munitions Of
war, for lt. Confederate Government. This
sntclliserc. Hss received here yesterday, The
vcsse! .;>sli, ". understand, IS well as The car.
20, has bsou purchased b. the Government.
IIer cargo consists Of from s {" 10 r!ilsd
cannon (v;.;ch vers originally iat.nd=d-:eI
il not N Cath--lor TIC F1c3fa! G,v.ramsrD
%, 0C0 siarG Of rmG-a; arg g~ria1;i:y OF pew.
drr i,r cannon-!s:ce faan:i.tsE .: oI-nke:s,
ovcr.ccg's, r.*y .rd ~armJ-shoes, sadi!er's
.or!s for sr!i:ic'y purposes safi2; ef's 10 equip
4 ba.;slicns. Size .'ro brings q isrgs Quantity
ii medicine aai asserted SoctS
The vessel COST &hru: 100000. Ter rngines
are very powerful Ter carrying c~sy.cify is
shout 1000 l2ns sr:d shn vac aue u tie swift.
Is. s:uas.a-s II. British watts. There is no.h.
i1g il 4,u-sican waters lhas Gaa cops xit!. L: :
when s;s shows Der heels. She carries : hesvy
armament, n lie Eanli.es will sa,ns ,iay ic.rn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15
[he ..icturI 81 E.iH..ht.

Nt;Ic;s N.,, ,.-I.g C,r.,-. !. -, :
,;.. ..,-..m .,,.. 49, ..y.,a. ,,.. 80.
- H!r,- ~ "a,
:.~"",;<,i ..rsn .nr< -. -, ..a,
'', - 80. -,,;; -; -. IN.
p.'s-,
,I1'," - .,.>.", I, r,r.:2-.n
t,", ,-., - ,.,,r - 49,,
."'% |
. . ',.o ,.", 49, =, $500,
49, .a a. r... ~.
~: -
''f!Hs '*!H.s,.' .tl y.,.,...
,' '' '-
"'': ~ ,,.c ...
. -" ~. ~: 1,i", ~
y S'.',' y ~ , 49, 80, " q,.-
A''"' 49,. ' 49,.
VIZ ,-t,. rh,.",,, n.-r ,I~.nm.n: -. =;
g. '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15

trust our Government Will at once see the ne.
cass;t7, and proceed to :hs establishment OIL
such an agency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15
arriynf Irum Eufs..s

Asors.., M. 13.-Specia! 90.
S.7annah, announce the arriTsI .! : 4
soa with e Confederate stem .'ta =
With large Quantities Of
tSc
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Gaio:i:y fDF 6f."T.. ..-l3,Sf,
Exseycrezsa ss.p,rs* from E.nss Tennessee

Exaggerated reports from Erst IeanesSee
Lr,cssrRS. NoT. 12-lG oe'ccs, 2. NJ
The "cs.eru trsla Gee :ais uorn:nS las jrsI
arrived. {; brings through nait aat=s as ate
Is Knoxville. The l0:h list. Passengers say
ths. the .eprrtsd damages by tins ln!oa meo
ta7s Heeu Muca s1aSgeIsss1
Knoxville has aoea placed under martial
lsW,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15
VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION
FIRST DAN7RIRD SESSION.
WEDNESDAY,. My. -, 1861.


The Convention was csiied to order at II few
minutes pust 10 o'clock. a. u, Mr.. J. 3. NAL
LoRY. Of Brunswick. in the Chair, who said:
When the Convention adjourned at its last
| ssssior. it YES meeting ut IL O'Clock, ard il
asmuch as no hour vas then liked Tor niee''
ing, the Convention has necessarily to assem-
se.uEle nov at the hour Of meeting Ut It's last
session.
understand the President Of the Uonveu'
ton (Mr. JANSEy) has resigned, aod | 'ncro,
| fore iuovc that Mr. JAMES II. Cox. OF Chester
nslI, take tbs Chair.
tbs motion waj agreed 10, and Mr.. Cox
took the THAR.
Prayer By the Rev. Mr.. forSd, Of Wiiiiains-
burg. -,
The CnA,n.-If there is 10 objection, J viii
iirect the Secretary to call the rcl', 10 sscei-
tain whether a quorum Is present
The Secretary thcrcupon called the r"lI, Win
the following result:
Mes-s. Assar, Bl.kcy, %i;ouii!n., E"5t. Byros' inst
bji,,. G. u. CerrL. t.. y. CrEr.i, Cox, Cntclre-, Ues'
s,n.. Do.nau, Pi.lcs, FI@u..ny, torhs., tfercn. Ga,iabd.
Gogsio, ADDISON Hail, Oyra- Hal, lis. b4l, Daryie, Kitty
shsii' slave MoGe.t, Morris, Med. 81 lore. NrhIet. Para,
prestap, Saunders, kuGer. Z. sc"i', spcTu' -; "etu".i
s;rang., Taylos, HupnIt u. TuEcar. Franklin r. iuIner,
While. WhAe,i:. Hcrds, IouIy, aud Job" J'h.tT Cp's-
~ds.;J-4s.
M quorum.
Mr.. l~IAyMvSn II would ask to have the
Cou,tniue. ~ Eicc:Ions G!!ed up i'll order that
1t r.ay proceed To cxainino !Dto election re-
turns. wall give Notice 20 gertiemcn coiu-
posing that committee that II will meet up
Stairs to mor.om mcru;ng. i num5c: II r|,c.
tons haze be=n iuld. and it may be necessary
Tor The ConcertIou 10 dacide upon them ut IL!
early day.
Nix. Fcari.--it i y:;y Obvious now. J
.hinE, tia, ih.nn w:: r"t h. q q"a:e:a iie:e
tc day. | wnG!.l, sil.rr:3r.. :uGTe las: ws ~
Jou:n ua:i! - n'ci2ch. /. 70 rtc".
'i'he u.ctior H. agicci 90 and Ia. Lit""a-
&c.. accordingly a'ij"'lrnsi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15

The Louisville Courier" says that .ha Bank
Of Ashland has sent its specie NORTH fo- safe
keeping.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15

tIointlHl UialIn!"E, VINO II iivT q 2VE.EiAhG
of F5r: Warren, is ihe c:hcer wtlv ~es tbs
couiaandart St Fortress Aoerae e. lDsly
years previous TO its being occupied ay tho
uoops uai.r Genera! Butter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15
CITY IelLiReNSe

q. s. DIsTR!cT CorE1-!Ioa.. d; 2 = =.
s0n' Judge T. Il. Ay!sst, Esq, e.. :. Di.,n
:orney. ~
LEs Grand Jury ,yc.tcrday ro::.re.d b.T. -.
n,e:nnsn1 aH'I',t hf': i.1''-n I.'''., '.. lr. 80
u:-nnE i"rX''I t"r'"irr,:s sa,v- irt... [:
NM. L. N:gie,. brother 81: Mr.. r.r,,., -'"'':
lar felony anil aTaiu-: Gt:-Ir.1 .ly' e'"-
a.. tinio3fne, Ter ieloaion,i: r,tyin.: -. i
Utic. i'll March iI-t. =.
!!snry 1. T'.n,., casr.ni. vi. hi. -t,r r..
phpii.h:ng Of forged Treasury ro;c-, wa., u .'":
rnd Robert Jo::"., II -lav-, a:c..c: =; -'1'.':;
also released i!ou custody. !''-l
IL Tie case o. tia C"ntrdrt,;c S.,.,..
G. N0rcu!e, the Court Issuv,i Il decree ,r, "''?
defendants 20 i"T over - l!rury J.. j 5g,n o
Receiver, lie .,nn o: $j.i"..@:. Ia. ,r,.' e.
ss"vrAl suias duo vhtI"u> uI.v.. v.c.:., ''' /
:JrnxrAAr ARaE r.-GT,r- T...,;,.
Goodrich, emplo:"i as II dct"c: Sc h III. ~.
rats states Trra-uf, ucpaTtuirtr =. ,ul,g,.i,.!
day, w!.E the ,->t-:.Hc" "r oi.i,,r .I,H. -
H.re-t:::. II Z recciuurl Uurn-i c!Ia-ie. L
"""''i Suspicion mud 'pr >oahc I;sgj eli d..,,-,
Gus .: probably -c"l:al y,G.Iv PAT. ,e,,.
circulating irTih"Ic": Con. 'jrrtg, s'nr,.
-N":'a' si"!rn "i:.".a 'ra"tf" '."ri :"c .ao
'F- u t"e lJci.::I..t's. ana -D2.csi tf.rf. 49,
WI '":t"! -;.I-i"res. lin" rr'<Jle,. wL,i-
-"li : !.tE9s'sph"T, cIa.o - III, G'y !r,a. -,
O"'"'> Er'"r"i "-"S, ~ "a. ,ic s..--,r
sec -? ~ .nc Treasury. AID ~c't.irt ,.v Ont.
Men! Il M"ssr,. i:uycr 1: L4tw:,, II an...t...
tf.AsGr!' Foote'S ; : u: Cover r.,ut. Il ,',.
Nero a""c"rI, ba. u .hoi: ;,l,c, md. :-,.
id"-: q: :i3ye! = LU'la!1 70 acctGc :. .., -,
-: *. "i''e1ss -a-y-, igii iiut. 80, 1. ..r.
s'.:asGG - '"s ~. n>: III u Grlkiry .-Iu5a Oh a.
s!-%! ;-fStt' Where ~ Ms "r:csl.I.. I.- ..S,,.
pra6.s"Tc OF IL: eGGi-"t vl;r h. c!:r.,f
-; s>;="ii>hn!s:.t ci ito,Cc x Lln~E len. o."
Z! .:''u =" tile ra,!:sl'", "Gssi :.lL pycI d.,
a2+i! . mn, ~" "L.tI! wy. -: lUi:!.g. 81;
:, ,G= -nu:n- .po:. ain! t'-;c.J-y t.: So.
> s"ri Lpc'vu-r.': S,atrs y -.
s.:~'ai OF i%ese !'uudu!c:.c NoteS :aye ,c.,,,
o'er detected II c::tA!..!rI. aaG !. s~Lssc>:s:, ,.,
.aey were pu. uaot % B.;z, or ;.-,ayL -. 80
rgeEcJ. -au prsr"urE Vas cogE.iu.d % =. ~.
VIZ. .t's t0ofn!', I'd vS'tHlEeG D.: - I.,..
SAI&s CU:u@::s|y-GE ~. Z. E.:ss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15
II M6 Elders Of TIC E~Ea?xi-e~:
OAs tisorg Posi- CfEicE. ;
N~EGTN1hrLAND COUNTY. 49,
Nor,luhcr 2;h. 1861.

Gentlemen: jn y2uT issue o. Hcvcmber I'd,
Hi,,:1 oy.aIn, Tho pcr:saa.n;a y! :hp Virginia
Crnv2a;ic" :! 221 April, r.: TeGurs5 ere so
e;rr,sv.sly reported :aa:i nas! Reg you TO
!rs.!: IL ioI..=iny c>:Ic:itoa il YOUR psie1.
Most respectfully, g.,
,JuuS CN!EGEG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15
uESEICo COUiTY-iOfylclA1l
Tnt., vorc. rEclos;rr Of ss:.iy vote

IS'-l 'S'': ~ -'"1 'Sr
TGETSMOUrH.-Eiit9Es Of ;he E~aI:;rer
G=G;!ernta-I AL ja,. from tie Colr!-iip,s:,
ha=ing been there IT. Una 81 I'll" Com n!ssl"ueT-
10 cxaIinr the 2'i.: il ;ha election Tor Pfrsl
Aonr aud members If Congress, ara send yon
Iii. following ~resnl:, viz;
Ci:r Ct I'1rtSnIuta-F or Davis md Sic
pier,s $50. to5:rn'a. ifhaiah!'ss 6GG, h'iby
255. Chambllss' mi. SO.
I;orivl: ~Cou..r-DaviS mi Stephens 434-
Congress, Cham5i:ss &85, K,l5y SO. Cnuu-
bis moi. $40,
T!s -o.a IS sirs::!!, oains 70 chs rum!e, ii
voters absent IL camp.
CGNTEGEiLLE -CaTaLRT CAsr MEAN
CgNrkgvIlLs-3y;h K~.sicemt o; w. Ev.i,'
! toprs, SIX c,i apsnirs only bal:: cr.scnt.
For D,sis anA Stephens Ejrc,crs, l4G.
6rm Cosast$sioyaL DSTr!cr -tohn Geotr,
j., So: Nm. II. rrr;asy, s; T.. A Davis. !.
l2lu nrrmcr. - Nnile! &. 5t,Ti.s, 10; J9bii
J.. Aud.ra0n, Is.
7ru Dlsrsrcr-R q. L. Ecsn, %; 5 E,
Laak.. ~; Jas. P !~l1i:2m:,@, =.
5ru DrIR.cG-Tn2tls- s. Doc6cn, %; Tues.
F. ifnid2. .lf., AaAus.
NELSON I0CNrT-Ory.c,ai---For Cos.
cHEss. -Hr'combe. liz; k:An, gl%, Leak. i5.
Foa PxE;lcrSr AMI Wei: l'rEsWGhC-Gvs.s
aud Stephens, 5GS.
SIXTH DisrfIr-OHicisi i,rmyl vote c;
csnr McCuii@c',, Highland county, SPECIAL
iirspi'al. Monterey. STibht:hs ~sarinas ii"sr:.
III sad S!2uh,,a, aggregate rs follow: JGla
{: n3e, Dr., gii, h. il. plva -. ". y. Tred-
.sy 10.
CAHGLiNE W have received The follow.
ing -vpoito (. ne "olc for Congress: Dj.Fnei:e
5l9, MoTtoo o.. haccy 8.
Observation-Disclosures sGi 81, .ha1>
los. Vor Gu4sr,sE, Chnmoi;ss 81. K!tny II.
L,nr y, Il .i!l9a 2. I,Esrs. Lllno ard Mill
SOU wsre 20, @anG ;;a;.s E.-ctiya IL sr:s were
not 70 he Aei g: o"s 6 Ill" p'vctacte, which
accounis ;1r !!:u VOC t. i'Tcs:csGt and Wee
rc.s!>iril .c,o5 atngI"r ihaa ..c Congressional
ycta-
CEGESE5vitLC coCNiy-iosrtc;Alj
Fo5 DAVIS I'D Stephens. 81
F. ,A-nh!!-s, :ur Lons7r-1', Els
SJT EIiby, .
F.r MurtaugA. :
DiNWiGp'E COCSTT-<oGEiel,i}
Fp7 Da7is nat ~St9aens, az
f5r Roger. =. "r,G-, for Cocr.,Aa 293
FER r i Mez%:. 5
=. jas. 4 Se,.ooh. ~
AL3EIA2LE COCEET-i:F7:ci.LJ
The cE;-:a: v,,te ur AIpema:'e, ~ members
81 Cong!,ss. Is. il james. HA:c1mse oGS /;
:. E. Lalkc so3 = u. L. E-a,, ~.
CAMPBELL COCNtY-[oEFlcIaLj
uolcvut= 4lo; Kan 72i; Lcake Go;
;7r3a the ..ei.ricgsssTg ssc~ le-.l
C-,,. IT, - -. - - .,.- ! -.aint n, t..-a Tim
;Ja9S!aE
E4-1ui- Cr.t.rf.
Lancaster. Smail nai,
E!GhiuG!I ~. y:
bei l.ad, s.
"as;u3rs,.ud .lTSS, nj.
Ei~x, Small @lgj. -
K:.. E.:i;am, G.!hs.,'s re,37:si ina or!ly
25D. King AZ! G2a.l reported - $50.
Tls fO:.r"Hs is lie ',;e ;-Hou in tls 4oih
Virginia R:5ior~oi, G":. DrcGarOuroysi', ."
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VIRGINIA

blow &c give 4 i.S additional ~ois:;.oa &C.
sur;.s which have co:lo 20 haad since sur asst
publication:
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The following communication would hnvs
appeared much sooner, bu: for The great pres
sure upon our oo!umns:
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will Ste:y 70 tie C5a7s1!!oa :is: ! vo7;ars
"a with General Lee, in rega:d 20 gone nF Tres;
matters, this iuorui:,g, aud te Suggested t. ..r
that the nsymas!er Il, Norfolk was The prppei
person to discharge :te duties o! navy asan!
.here, and. i is ic Consequences q! ,:a. remark
Of General L,r, ina: Lho com1ait:7t m.dc :ta;
recommendation,
! hope it viii bs the pleasure ,! lie Convex.
ton to aaopt :3r repcFL
N,r. MosrA1Cg -Tdat rapo7: embraces :aa!.
rsTs Of, perhaps, as Snuca !:nport&cc? a. an
tha: das ii:en presented 70 iris G.nnveT:ir1.-
For one, I dou't understand oia ger. in it
There has tccu So much confusion srau23 II.
here, Uiitc she .-r1T: wGa as:nS rraG. as -
render i: Impossible - ;C IL n.ar IL. trust
that grD,!euaca hcl= 1fl: cerupan themselves
IN L maune- &at;ng { crisis Ike It's
must say lnst, Gs:!a: AZ experiences q -
years III public III. : i.::a a.'rr "o,GirS -
equal tue disorder ~h:c!l :;=s prevailed ia his
h.dY during The las: ica: or trc d.Cs.
regard this -cporia IS important. and hasi7g
hal no opportunity to her il Ysal, ! mo"a
that it 10 laid upcE tae tate
The motion Was agrcSG =.
Mr.. FHlr3 Il acw msvc B.. ~; c,rNi:
teo which Suhrit;.d ;lat lspor: bs is
charged
Mr. B9C.pN, Of Chariat:e.--- do: ,i:5k
that a motion Of ,ias kind ought - .: us&o
in the present State CT thG: r-2rrt. | am q
member Of tina. crm.nittea. hid | fal,Ls ): hes
finished it'll d:.:es. This reps; nay hv
rcccnmitted, and therefore :;ust ti:s Maus:
will nos d:schsrgs The cHnmit'r"
Mr. WIckaAM.-No cl:a~@sa =: a commit
IS hss : right 70 make g NATION 0: that k'Ed
withou: the copSeae OF tbs o!htr riemesrs os
the committee.
MI. F,,AeS-l withdraw the ::.2:ic-
DIR. AAsLER-i beg leave to submit Tho f"i-
lowing repor. from the c0m0i.tee sppairted
to enquire Into tho nuGb*r ": ,!sl'S::ts pro,
per to be sent 10 :he Congress o: Ihs Confe1e
rate States:
The committee to whom was referred I
resolution with Instructions to inq!ire what
OF delegates should te seat o. tins
State 70 the Congress OF tie Confederate
S.a:ss, ana wheths. the a~sl.cslen # perspD5
10 be appointed as suca Delegates shocld be
to meDbers Of this body, hrs lsaYs to
the following resolutions:
81. Resolved, That eiehtsea delegates should
%, seq. by this State 70 tho Congress Of tho
States
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For incidental expenses OF the quArtermasteF's
departmental three hundred siXty.1Ve thousand and
thirteen dollars and eighty cents.
FOR transportation Of the army and Its supplies
two million two hundred aud ffty-our thousand one
hundred and eighty-six dollars and -eighty-0no
cents.
For transportation OF officers baggage, hteeu
thousand three hundred aud siXty-ssven dollars
Por DurchRse Of dragon horses, two hpndred anu
ninety-seyen thousand three hundred and thirty-
For clothing. camp and garrison equiPage, one
million: three hundred ane hfty thousand one huns
fiFej ana fty ono dollars and thirty eight cents
FOR current expenses Of ordnance service, twenty
Por ordnance ordnance stores, and supplies, ineH-
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops, four
hundred thousand dollars.
Por manufacture Of arms, sixty thousand dollars.
For fncTeasins, the manufacturing capacity OF tile
national aFnory, fifty thousand dollars.
Por purchase of gunpoWder and lead, forty thou
' FoF purchase ofartlory horses twenty-five thOt
sand dollars
For hire OF quarters for troops Of store houses for
the safs keeping OF military stores, Of grounds for
summer cantonments, and for temporary huts, one
hundred and ffty-eight thousand two hundred aud
eighty.three dollars and etghty-One cents.
Soc q And be 1t further enacted, That all Appro-
prations and all provisions Of law herein contained
applicable to three years volunteers shall apply tu
two years volunteers and all other volunteers who
have been or may be received into the service Of tic
United States for period exceeding three months.
Approved, July II, 1861.
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lMHEE1lNof lSkn 4ApE1lf 4hol-
AN and amer the 1lth Of April. 1851 the palsen-
Z FeF TTnins viii be Tuh a. follows, via:
sThS Extrosl Train leaves Wheeling daily except
RnndaVI a 10 A. N BenWoOd 1t 1910 A. n, ATTfy-
ma n baltimore At $40 A. n, connecting with the
FNpFu1l train for Philadelphia, GeW York, Boston,
and al the Eastern cities, leaving ~ 9s1B A. AZ ar
Tiyea At WaShngtaB q $50 A. b., making close con-
uheti6n With the EOutheTn LINES for all paTta Of the
South This train stops n the principal stations
from wheeling 70 CuiHbeElaud. .-..... f5s4s=44
RstHfbinR leaves Baltimore AZ S:45 p. n, and
RaShnEtoh City At 2sI5 p. NJ, arriving at BenWOOd
Al A H. and Wheeling At CT A. d king direct
connection with the BIpresltran for all parts Of the
West Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
S.nly fur,uleaIl and wood and water. s. g ilz4
The AfaTi Train leaves daily including Sundays nj
G.E7 p ST.. BenWoOd at 1852. H., and arrives IN
Baltimore at SIS r. b., connecting with The Mail
train, leayihg for Philadelphia New YORK; Boston,
and an astsTneitis at Esp. M aTIiyes atiWash-
lnRtSn City at $40 p. NJ connecting With the Soutl-
eT lines Tor All parts Of the South This train stops
on the west end OF the road At MOun5yillo Cameron,
Warrington, Water Station FaiTmont and 0Tufton.
- HhfuTnlng, leaves Baltimore a $50 a. H., wash
IpEton city 81 1s25 A. NJ and arrives AZ BenVOod at
1910 p ~. std wheeling At 1902 p. NJ, connecting
With the Expires train for pATtB0f the S0uthwest,
wet and Northwest. This tFain stops az the PTino
eipal stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except Sundays leaving Piedmont II Go n.
and anSiYss At Wheeling at sac J: %.
W.P &E1u, Master Of transportation. -
In. C0LE Gen1 Ticket Agent. apzO