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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-05-10

From the y. 7. Courier aid Enquirer.
The game is nov fairly opened, and it
must be played out with bold and m
hinching hand, and instead of seventy five
Thousand volunteers, the Government must
call forth at least ttc0 Hundred housand.-
With these occupy such places as are deem
led important then establish Gordon of
posts from Washington to the Mississippi.
composed Of fro.t FIVE to thirty thousand
men each, with power to con centrate
large and overwhelming force at any point
where circumstances may render it neoessa-
ny. Let this GORDON Of posts be along the
borders of the secession States and let 20
man pass North CT South, except with
military pass. TIE coast is already block
AIDED and that blockade. to be respected
!sy European powers, and efficient for the
purpose Of conquest, must be strictly en-
forced
s. Not vessel must pass in or out of
the rebel States, and no supplies Of any
KIND be permitted to reach them by water
En- Ike manner, not barrel of -four, a
pound of beef, or bushel of grain, or
stores, or provisions, or clothing, or muni-
tons Of war Of any kind or description,
must be permitted to reach the rebels from
the North by land or water. They must
be shut up, pcnned in. and starved into
submission to the Government. And to
accomplish this will not take sixty DAYS. In
every slave State, with the possible excep-
tin Of 5. Carolina, the Union men are in
majority, bat oppressed and trolden under
foot BY the rebels Do this, and in less
than six weeks the Union men every where
will be in possession Of the slave States.
asld then they will beg to be taken back
iuto the Union. {! y
$ In the mean time let the levees On the
lower Mississippi be at once Frustrated in
Hundred places, while the water is high,
and let the traitors living on the lower
Mississippi be drowned out, just as we
would drown out rats infesting the huh Of
ship. Nor is this all. Let the seryile popu-
lation Of the Eorder States understand that
all moral obligation on the part of the
North to sustain the peculiar Intuition
has ceased, and let the traitors thus be
taught at once the price of rebellion and
Its legitimate fruits.
What we desire to see at. once is call
for an additional one hundred thousand
counters from the free States, and the es>
Enlistment of land blockade of the strict
est kind, extending from tie atlantic to
the Mississippi, accompanied BY the food
ing OF the coaptry bordering On the lower
Mississippi. DO this, and the inevfta sic
|eonsequen Gee Of such state of affairs-thc
extinction Of slavery in the border States,
will soon bring the rebels to their senses. .
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General Orders.

We announced in our last that the Con-
vention had decided upon change in the
military organization of the State. after the
2eth ult, relieving all officers in the Mill
tia service above the grade Of Captain of
their commands in Volunteer companies, to
be superseded by appointments Of the Gov
ernor, confirmed by the Convention. Col
I. jackson. Of the Military Institute, takes
the place of Major Gen. Kenton Fl arper,
as the following order copied from the
Charlestown Free Press viii explain
DIVISION HEAD QgasrERs, }
Harpers Ferry, April 80, 1891. {
General Order. No. % The General
Commanding has to announce to the troops
Of his command the following order:
ExEcufIsg DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, April q. 1861
To Genl Konton Harper, Commandant
Forces Virginia. the object which
brought you into the field has been accom-
plished, with great credit to the troops I'M
der your command and as the Ordinance
of the Convention of Virginia imposes upon
the Executive the duty of re organizing the
General, Field aud Staff Officers of the
Volunteer Forces Of Virginia, called into
the service of the State at this time, you
re relieved from duty until such time Us
may be necessary to effect this organiza-
ton Accept my thanks for the valuable
service rendered the State by yourself
aud comrades.
| am very respectfully. your ob't serv't,
JOHN LETCHER.
In taking leave Of this command, Genl.
Harper desires to convey TO the officers and
then, his high appreciation Of their gallant
and soldierly bearing, and to express his
abiding confidence, that as they were the
frs to respond to the call of Virginia, they
will be the last to desert her standard In
suck crisis self is lost in the higher duty
to country.
It only remains for him to announce that
Col. T. j Jackson is now your command
er, whom it is your duty to obey.
BY command of Maj Gen. Harper,
BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN,
AJjutaut General of Division
Col jackson arrived at Harper's Ferry
on Monday, the 2oth Of April, and the
next day entered upon the duties of his sta
ton.
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ARKANSAS aaa Te1aSsessee.

AFNss3ESNH IEaN Z EaaEa0ssPe.
Arkansas and Tennessee have 10th sece-
ded. making ten States that have resumed
their sovereign powers.
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II evory one attended to his or hes own
ousslase. Itent ions vcaia cesse.
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WARLIKE INTENTIONS OF THE ADMINS.
TRATIoN We suppose (says the Richmond
Dispatch, no sane man in Virginia doubts
Lincoln's intention to invade this State. IF
there is che. he labours under an awful de-
fusion. The Navy Yard at Norfolk, Har-
per's Ferry5 and the city Of Richmond will
be the objects Of attack. This last as a
great depos 81 arms and -four, is determin-
ed CT beyond question. Nothing bit the
most criminal apathy. which is not likely
to be found ia this latitude, can render its
success possible 4NA
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-05-10

The Southern Congress has authorized
the formation of regiment Of Zuaves.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-05-10

NoRFoEK Navy YARD. We have no
doubt that the q S. Government will maxi
an attempt to regain this Yar33 Troops
will probably be concentrates 'lere il SUI
te;e1s nun aess to aefsnd il.
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LAW NOTICE..
rTyHE undersigned have formed partnership in
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held in s:au ton. They will attend promptly to
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HUaH ". SHErFEy will practice in the Courts
Of Highland, Bath and isacsEridge, ard in the
Cour: of Appeal. HUGH W. SHEFFEl,
JAS. BUMGARDNER, in.
gtaunsou Jan H. 1859.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE INTELLIGHNCR.

PORE Lrwr, Mauritus, July 5.-The ship Wa
NUIy, Iunv, OF Hetnu, from I1Indon, with ralruaA
'oy, bu'u Il to Calcutt,, has put In here leahy,
bkiug lG inches Ut water per hour while laying a
iI,ror in the larhor, having sprung aleak In gala
u tlu Cape, vt which time Ahe had her decks swept.
h Ga h,uf't vel as al her wuer casks and boats,
= yc. tire water tank below also much In
fr,d uat II would hold but little she lad 20 gals.
u' water, and uut ,uc boat that would float shs
,fs stcd over and the leak was {, uud under tho
u..t aud second sheets Of copper she has been
ulk'd an round, and sailed on the Ath: expenses
q, tl'e l.,rt Icing fl,2'o.
Tic shIp Isaac II HuaTdman, Of Newlrrypott,
fum Bombay, with u Cargo of cotton for Liverpool,
lHt In here ou the eth ult, lcaky, ono pump lsona
gud tic utltr ~ much injured that II would only
.u,k u II inches, SIZE is now adding Inches per
.uur ou the tup Of thut her stern II started and q
hlLc uur'',p o Cargo will have to be discharged u
-,t a, the leak.
The Br. ship William & Jane, Brown, mater,
num Matugis, bound N Falmouth, with a cargo q
. 2OU boxes sugar, was wrecked at Sandy Gay ON
tleid ,ust: about 2,2O0 boxes Of the sugar have
ZEN -i,ycd. ",rtiv in dam tate, and taken
into Nassau, \ y, ly wrecLers.
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NEW YORK SUN.
FRTDAY MORNINa. AUG. 40. 1sel.
CITY NEWS.

CoN,nssroSERs or Public CHARITIES AM
CoRRrCrIoNs.-Thc regular meeting OF the
Bo"ri took place yesterday afternoon, President
simeon Draper, Esq., in tho chair. After
the transaction of some routine business, the an
nual report Of the Committee Of tho Whole was
submitted and adopted. During tho past two
weeks 'Ul persons, 2G0 mon anil iH women,
were transferred from the City Prisons to tho
work iouNc ON Blackwcll's island II was
resolved to deduct the compensation Of the
chanccmcn at the City Prison from the salary
Of the keepers, whose duty they perform.
Tho resignation of DR.. NJ Baxter, a, Assist
ant Physician Ut tho Lunatic Asylum, was ac-
ccptcd.
The cash receipts Of the Commission during
TIE past two weeks amount TO $50 j6i Is, in
cluding 100000 recciycd from the COmptrol-
Ter.
The weekly statement Is a. follows: Number
OF inmates in the various institutions under the
clrc OF the Board, $40, an increase OF % since
the lat report 2,aji were admitted, and 2, t37
dic!, were discharged. sent to Blackwcll's Island
ur the State Prison.
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JERSEY CITY.

TIN SrrPo,Ep SUICIDE oF louNG WO-
MNS.--Thc inquest on the body Of Ellen
BrGckcn, previously mentioned rs having been
found living dead under a tree. between jersey
city AMI llobokcn on Tuesday morning last,
va, held at the jersey city station house, bc-
fore Coroner taiincv, last night. II appears
from the cN idenoG Of witnesses, that deceased
wa. young married woman, Oi incorporate
and diS,olute habits, and for several months
past resided with owen Pagan, at No. 80
Prop ct street, in the capacity Of hOusckeepcr.
On Monday evening last, about halt past eight
O'Clock, she went into Ms. McNulty's store, in
tie same building where she resided, to borrow
"a phHl. She sad TO Mrs. MrNulty, " before
his time tomorrow night, there viii be a bull
lN old time Deceased handed Nj. McNulty
20 cents on account, and remarked, there is
all | have got for YOU tonight, lld God pay
YOU the rest A short time after . o'clock,
the ,amc night, two boys saw deceased going
down Jersey Avenue, toward, llobukcn, in
,omlauy with man, whom they did not
know.
This was the Last trace Of her alive. 4 sister
testified that deceased bad attempted 10 destroy
her life eight or ten time within the past seven
wears 10y taking laudauum; and it was also
shown that on various occasions she had threat
Ducl tp take her life
Dr. ". :. Ilddau, Ci'v Physician, made a
post lnoricm examination llo found several
nrui Tout thc arms AMI legs. An cNHmlni-
ton ct the internal organs showed that there
was not sufficient disease existing To have caused
death. The #Iomurh and prt ui the iutcstinc-
wor" removed AMI portion al their contents
81, r. anal, sol ny Lin alf and Robert Birch.
The, found arsenic; and the doctor was satisfied
th.t death VII, ciu-udhy poison.
The c-. Vs., .uhmittcd 10 the jury shortly be-
DOrn eleven O'Clock, and tlc allowing verdict
Hu. rendered: That Ellen Bri,kyu clma to
d a. I..t .IEt.Fl MI
The sun., 1861-08-30
BROOKLYN.

rri-oSEHs ~ JArL Por5oSgp ny RrDar-
woop WArER.-About tity prisoners confined
in the Kings County Jail, arc suffering from the
effects Of poison. On Tuesday afternoon the rc-
sijcnt phy siccn, d. Charles A. Van Xandt, wa,
informed that about 20 prisoners had been taken
suddenly III. On examining into the matter
ne found that all had been seized with violent
purl,ing, vomiting anl cramps. Auodync, weU
administered with good effect. During tho
night ten more were taken down, aud the fol-
ing day and night every prisoner m tho build
ing was srk. All were relieved ON the applca-
tiuu Of remedies administered in clscs Of poison.
The ply ician tInccl the cnusc ~ the water
which T. supplied through lraisn pipes, and
testing it, found that II was incl with ear
Donate OF lcad. \ small vial Of water which
had been tested Wa quite cloudcd with the
pc. .unou- PARTICLES, \, soon as the causc was
l.crrtancd, the water Of the prisoners was
changed, aul the old y1d pump, which has
locn OFT of us, for some time, is again in ac.
tivcrquisiiion. Most Of The prisoners are do
ing we'll, although some of the cases are still
father desperate. The physicians think that
the coating of the pipe has become corolcd.-
The disease j. somewhat similar to painters
collie.
FrEE-Ahout O'Clock, last evening thcrc was
an alarm Of liTo in the Second District, which
was caused by the burning Of some combustible
material in AN open lot in the vicinity Of llamil-
ton avenue and Henry street.
YouSG GHL FuuND DRowSEp. Tho holv
It a girl apparently about years Of age, was
found iluatipg in the Atlantic Dock Basin yes
tcrlay afternoon. The deceased appeared TO
have dark hair AMI Na, ,,c.,c al ,,igat calico
lruck. The Coroner was notified.
iEooHLrS CnY Cornr - NorrcE.-This
L., l..l,.
The sun., 1861-08-30
Police Intelligence, &c.

AHrrsr ~ A SUsrEcrrp SECRssioNrsr.-
John S'cight, one of the firm of william Irnl-
ley 4 Co., of Galveston, Texas, was taken into
custody yc-tcrlay by dctcctiy, Wilson, on sus-
prion oi bciug scccssioniyt. On being brought
before Superintendent Kennedy however, he
WAS discharged, thcrr lcng M evidence what
ever to show that ho was u dangerous chuac-
ter.
GRAND LARcENY.-A Norwcs sinn named FL
win Stcnni'on, was detected yesterday in tho
act Of breaking open atrunk, containing valu-
able watch, sos in gold, aud other property be-
longing to Mrs. G. O'llcan, of No. llJ Green.
wi,h street, whoe apartments were forcibly en-
,crcd on "Wednesday ngh,. Tho prisoner WV
brought before ju'ticc Kelly, and committed fo
TRIAL
The sun., 1861-08-30
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apo tl'a % broadway.
The sun., 1861-08-30

Crinoline, Blackbird, Bradish, Amphritip,. Of
Jersey City, and Baltic, Of lIoiokeu. Ca
rugged (or second elsss) )-Caaisen Bavn. Jers,v
City Hlliard, of Penny Bridge FearIe-s
Jersey City and Jane Vernon, of SaltersviIIe.
The wind was very light, and the boats m.ds
but slow hesdway. Leaving the stake-boat st
2, 7. NJ, they sailed from thence around Rob
ms Reef Buoy three times, the winning bosf
coming in between and 8. Tho winning buass
were a. follows :-Jib and msinsail -rieged-
first prize-Tbe Fowler seoond-The B'sck Z.
bird. Cat-rigged-IIarry Hiiliard.
There were quite a large number of Epscta-
tors pres, Mt during the afternoon, but owing 10
the light breeze, but little interest was fslt in
{ he race.
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CLEARED.

sTEAMsnlPs-sarh,J Jones Philadelphia, Lopsr
q Kirkpatrick
snlrs Wet Piut, Childs Liverpool Cha.I..
tH"W' Walter Chadwick, IIavre, boyd and
lhu'hru; l. llumau Cutter, Live pool, William.
nnd GHion' Martha, Rich, nayre, James W EiwsH
Is Co.
BRlGs Peerless, Doe Bermuda, McCou ana
nIiL' w J1l nsion' lliIl Day, Lyerpoo. q
Nhc"IWtight aud O. l. VI Arnold, thI Atkinsun.
~ Jolr, \ ~ r I Ncyus and rs: n IL Mayhew.
rr Fnlh, Bcunuda Smith, jones' and Co: Cactua.
rl Pollard, Dublin, II l. Rouih and Son, A II
t'ik, Perkins, Elzabothport Simpson and ClApp
SCHOONERs- -Gagelle Mshod tBrl DaAaoy, sb..
Gibraltar Giro and fr,ncia; Lady Mulgrave, iIAf
l!artl an, Halifax, A smithers aud Co; Ann Eii.A.
llil'y, Egg llirhor 4 q Benton 4 Sous; Albion.
lidl""k, " ston, master; Alabama, Gardner, ds
dr; Conlli, Baker do do; Emma, (Brl Clarke. Gu
r,.ot, II aud DE Wolf j Kinger, Hulse, for
irLeC River muster; Lsdy Adams, Hochn IN Nh
/ yer, l. Kenuey; Expedite, Beebe, Pruvidanos. n,
K"nucy; Thos jefferson, Kinney, Salem, n W
T. pee aid C.; 4 q knight, IIswes, Bangor, X r
i'ok g. Go; 4 Hayes, Robinson, Philadslph,s. u
W Mckee, J. ruth, Borrsll, New Hayen, master.
CHliLihiun, Small, Purtsu outh, W Brown and Co.
ARRIVED.
STEAMsuIPs-Asia, Lott, Liverpocl nth, and
Queenstown l'th inst, at ~ IN with mdsc and
tsaruBeis e. y Cuuard. Aug nth, passed thu
American shlIs City OF Boston, Saraiac, Sheridan.
ErCud, and the steamer Arabia, bound into Liver
% nL August 2hth, at 90 M, lat 81 30 Ion 10 20.
puhed steamship City OF Baltimore, bound east.-
I'D at IA, passed steamer, bark rigged, bound
west. "ith, at noon, passed Br bark Crmea, bound
tyfl 2th, ht a m, passed steam ship BavariA toe
lltn lurF, and steamship EdinburR, for Liverpool.
>il, at 10 80 + IN, passed steamship Persia, hence
O,prry, Kcuncy, Providence, mdso to Il Bynnar.
C,mmeiee, Smith, Philadelphia, mdse 10 Lopez d
KJkTatrick.
josephine, Grumley, Washington, nc
Nutoracte Jones, Philadelphia mdse 70 J & n
luo,k Diamond, Aner, Philadelphia, mdse 70 = 3
l'riHS,
r,tomskn, Nye, New Bedford, with mdse and
% b. .F Ft b %
The sun., 1861-08-30
Legal REroRTI-TnunsDAy.


In II, natterof Stephen 4. Spencer This
case, which was reported in the Sua Of the l8th
iu.tant, is now decided. II will bo run,omborod
that he had enlisted in Colonel Ia,s1n's rcgi-
mcnt of cavalry, and seeks u bc released from
hs cnliatm.nt ON the ground Of infancy. Tho
Judge, having examined the ca,r, now decides
that ut the time Of his enlistment he was under
the age Of X ycir, aud could not bind himself
without the consent ofpircnts. llc was accord
mgy discharged.
The sun., 1861-08-30
DEATHS.

BELL-Cn August 2sth, " congestion Of the
Wv n, Abram Bell, aged q years, mouths and J
dayu.
The friends and relatives Of the family are re-
spectfully invited ~ attend tie funeral services
this Uriday3 morning, 30th inst, At Cclocs'
at his late residence, SO North 2d ~, VII 1nsnuEh
HIS remains will Oc taken tO Staten Island igr IN
terment. 1bJ
CARRoLI-on Thursiay, August 9eth. of CON
umItou, Johu Carroll, in the l9th year oi nus age
Inc Fl lends and relatives of the tainiy arc ~.
qu'sted to attend the funeral. On SNlruay MIeti
noon, sist inst nj O'Clock. FROM the residence o
lisI sJuts, John and Mary Mors'' o5t' ST. tet' lss
and "a aves. l'H
FITzPATRICK-ou the 29th inst, Miry Eliza
beth. The Youngest daughter Of Inos. AMI BtdgCt
Ftspatrick. aged yoar. months aud II days.
Tie relatives and friends ot tie family are re-
apevtiully invited ~ attend the funeral this tFrdev)
afternoon, at oclOtk, from her ate residence,
Mulberry st. Her remains viii lie taken t. lvars
Cemetery for intennent ii2
TLYNN-Ou "Wednesday evening" 2sth inst, Mar
r,ret the beloved wife of Maurice Flyun, q native
of Carrick. ton SUR Parish Of Dillon, Co. Kilkenny,
Ireland, aged % years.
The hiends aid relatives Of tic family arc re-
sIcctfully invited g. attend the funeral, on Friday
GnoIng'n at o'clock, iron her late res.dence 1871
East 29th ~. ~
!. GAYLOR- Suddenly, on wednesday evening.
while on visit to Stamford Conn, Matilda L,Witc
OF VIM. n. Gpvlor, and third lighter " John and
E.igt C.cl1, aged % years aud months.
N = ffirrds md relatives HcsI cCiiu'y invited
g. attend tie funeral, Ills Ufidayl aneruoon, at .
O'Clock, from lvu late residence. ~ south Fourth At,
Wiunm-lu.sh, L. I. Her remains viii hc taken
:. CyiIos Hills fur intcru'u'. l42
HjNT-Un wednesday, 2,th inst, Harriet A.,
y,urcst d,u.htct o. Jones W. and Harriet A.
Hult aged i months aud . day.
1io friends 1.d relatives W Tie hu.iN arc ~.
qucstcl 10 aucud tie funeral, iris F.idy) after
tuu.i. 80 O'Clock, from the residence uf biz l-euts'
~ Ncti,l X -, cHr. o' Grand. lat
MAIII', o. Tlursday morru . 'th inst, after
q -Iutt i.iut.., Edcla Malru, daug. ter u oh1cl
o.l Muy Md.ya, as.d . years, : mouths md %
The sun., 1861-08-30
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Read What Dr. Ttrr, of London, sayti
IN. farr, Of London, in paper iss'cd by him on
tie causes Of mortality, says that u,cmrclunrc acts
~ sluw poison, ard the deaths f,un drmkcnnc..
aud GtluVm htm,Hs, together exceed the dc,tls
ou. 0l' th,r puisuus. "But," be addt, 1T b. din
CUT 'u 'yUn'c The ipiu'use injury tu lNr heath
arising Zoo u'l WAYS directly and indirectly 'rrn THIS
Obituusjg dIoi1dbl, cause auaSifa.'2lS
The sun., 1861-08-30
MARRIAGES.

BROWNING weinestlay, qsth
J. ~ by the Rev. J. toy, Of the Tth st. Methods,
Church, John J. Browning 70 Mary II. Carroll both
~ this city. 104
BUsTED-L1NDsAY-On Tuesday, August u,
BY the Re- Dr. Cutler, Richard Busted 70 Miss
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