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1861. SPRING TRADE. 1861
DOVE & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
No. 80 Main s...
VgAVE IN their full Of Drugs Medicines Paints
Oils DyetU' -, ~uch y prepared 10 sell very low
cash ..al. cgsiOHsrSo six uOus time. Au goods
war.4tt OF the best quality Stock consisting In psr Of the
folosing articles.
Indigo, '' aEoEng Tobacco, (eyery form)
Larb. Soda, (EnglAhl 1drf on,
Fps SsHs wster Pearls,
l. gwood Nj dicinbl andy,
CampaGFl Medicinal Wines,
CoPeIaS Nerri ugcs, ian kind9
Castor on, Pn s. (all kindO
Laudanun, Concentrated Lye,
Ginger, Soaps, tsn knds)
Pepper, seidiiE Powders,
Anspic-, Cherry Pectoral,
Nuimegs Mustang Llnlment
Putty, Gum Arabic,
Olive OIL Tonqus Beans,
spts. Turpentne, Bacsing,
vanish (an klnds) Coal Or
window Glass, (all slzes) pufniag glUij,
eE!og Tobacco, Matches,
seears Gail graded Machine on,
Tsnne=s' On, Linseed 0l &c, &c,
Togg,hcr w hoce variety Of PeTumeT, Tooth Hair and Nall
Brushes al the Pasnt Medicines variety Of goods
ally sohf In Drug Store,
Careful attento paid H. packing and shipping.
splO DOVE co.
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From Ae Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they ade
viz Cure Of headache in all It's forms.
From ne Examiner, Norfolk Ia.
They have been tested than thousand cases. with en-
From he Democrat 81 Cloud. Ainn.
II you have been ubed With the headache send for
box Cephac Pills SO that have them in of
From ne Advertiser, Prortdence RI
The cephalc Pills said to be remarkably effective remedy
for the headache and the best for that
complaint which has ever been discovered.
From ne Western r. r. Gazette, Chicago, H.
We heartily endorse Mr. spadng, and bis unrvaed Cephaic
From TIE Kand,oha Va7ey Star, Kana,eAa, Ia.
We that persons sareng with headache who try them
will stick TO them.
Fyo~a tAe Southern Pdta Finder, NetO Orleans, La.
Try them you t are and we are that your ts.
ed benefits that no other medicine can produce.
From he s.. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (osphae Pnl rapidly
Increasing.
From tie Gasette, Davenport, Iosed
Mr. spaldng would connect his with article he did
not knoo 10 possess real merit.
From ne Adrertissr Providence,R RI
The testimony their favor srong from the rsspecta
BILE quarters.
From tie Daily Nstos, Ne,Oport, RI
csphslc Pills taking the place OF all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Adss
Bald 10 be very enicacious for the headache.
tFron the Commercial, Cincinnati, OAio.
Suffering humanity be relieved
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RICHMOND WHIG.
VOLUME 65.

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
DgSiRg 70 call attention M h0m No lO9 Main
street ihe cOnnedous nev building No 20 AAn street, al
loiang the new ,.o,,, nan,
between h s,re zhere prepared 70 exhibit. aarg
or stock Of - ..-. ,,.,,.,,,
aad ready made Millinery Ats than heTetore consisting Of
k straw ana Bonne Bonaet Ples Ribbons, Freaeh
All Arr Powers Bridal Wreaths Head Dresses Dress CAS-
Lac CAPS ana Bsras Grape Masa Collars and Sleeves In
,ts Cap Has aud Cisaks Ruehs and TABS AZ In al styles
I Connection vih the general Millinery business VII 1ashuAe
,-s 10 order Coaks aud Nants ofa kinds In TIE latest sh'
svos at reasonable prices All orders viii receive prompt
- s,.ei,i .tt-ption n O. BARTON,
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EREsH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.

FREsH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 arkins No. Goshen Butter
Is bhis yuckwheat Flour
81 Slh sUPsrans Extra and Family nosr
IS y bbls No N. Q. Roe Eerrngs
IS pkgs No. Macksrsl
IS 6Is English Dslry, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
usi received and for sale the lowest terms for cash. or
HOi4 "a and Main Sta.
TUMP PLASrER.-255 tons Lump Plaster, the
IL Wharf and arrve for sale in lots 70 suit purchasers BY
A SUPPLY OF THE LATEST MTsIC
ffe Rival Walt, ny Cha les CIR be. 25e
Ever r. Transcription briianie. By I. NJ Brown rs
The oberon Polka BY Grobe 25e
Fsp On The Wnd,w Pane New song by J. Webster. soc.
Mad,n Prayer. Written and adapted by W Wetmore,
cavina IN B.o in wasche a. Arranged for The by
Jenaie's Grave. Nev Song. BY J P Webster aSe.
The Stranger en- the sill "eEt BY Buchanan Reid Music by
Gentle WINE ward written by r james Cooper Composed by
The harriet Ian, Polka By A Almuth. 4Oe.
The City Guard oeste1 CoPsed and respectfully dedicated
the Peersoag City Guard Capt John p May BY kodoro
The artists seSo,,isch BY James BellaE doc
Tn Bso In MasherA Opera dc Verdi NoctuTns canabe As
LOrens. with variations BY H 0. slsfsr. soc.
DUPERIOH OLD RYR WHISK Y.-IOO Ibis pure
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IRON VASES IRON VASES! IRON VASES.
dlos s.SSs Of 'A'' iron sTEBnISs PULES CO.
Iahs5 Corner Broad and 9th Sta
soS Leii Western WHISKY, celebrated brands for sale
nv apis &C n DAVENPORT
a1ULEs. NCLPs AND HOasEs.-Ih have ~
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and Susrofs~fon 10 years oa ali Of which WIN sch
SIs:y james Hard ssS stables sain ,T;.S nsSISRd "a
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NEGRO HIRING. lSC
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7. ,. CLOp'E On,
Real Estate ~ Hiring Agent,
oryIcE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, OPPc-
SIZE DICKINSON. NIL co,
RICH MOND, VA,
YyVHg suhscrbsr bvgs return hs aosuoS eienen's 10 his
fi.-s IA ar the fayOrs during the post ,N years.
- ~ reform them LA De sill c-ntiuues tha r- e- mr.
fNG orr NrGEOFS KEN1iNG our 10 ySRS COLLECTING
CLAIMS ava s h.,ios. los denera Agency to all
which b. .iy,- Ns .Dr-s ,,tsg's..3.
49, F-rt-. n Gs sauu, Who eutusi the hiring o. their
N 10 him y assured % every attention hng paid TO
~ thr none other good homes and te best prc.7, and
II ~ .r. N sickness the best Medical and ao70' dRe:ioH
.hu .ys be suppz y has tso lstge comfortable apart
meat connected Win his Cce, where those servants who Tot
r-,4af th rl.r-s say uh, duriag the hiring,
rn.'r Win a coed are FEES CHAROE
Negroes Tor s the coming year, had bee. be e
early after Christmas as possei~.
II, l-,s O. C. l zee O. ,lpt psr7Dgiy LkE0ra, l6sg
p Serr 20 D. flo,-iBg peTso1s.
Richmond Dickinson i % KING and Queen couuty Dr.
raos Asr- Arthur Temple John lGmatn Thomas fauntle-
row w.stmor-land County, Dr. wheeivght, Rev. Thos
-k. King Vs. Ian coury John L-ane ". c LStane, DR..
TNn I gup Gso-e county, George Turner Richard Turner,
NRtuas Thomas Lee Caroline county ko hc1d, Dr. John
N Bp'rr Fssex county y b. Whock D. James H. Laiane,
Fa~.rd Noel Beverley D. Roy Roy Micou Wsey Fogg,
George Wgt. Gloucester county Dr. rhoma Clopon, JEFF
~ ubs Jaspar Hughes James City county, Parks Slater;
si.bo,5 r,nt Dr. Robert A. Payne; New Kent e0uny, VIM.
Clopton BE- Hovie, DR. c. Crump, John Lacy, I.
L tps. county Parrish; Cuotrlan1 county Wm D.
Cl5pop FOSTER; L1nenburg county, W Brown; CupePer
.oB,tv Cherniag: Prince William county, Wa J. MieTe
Notch Capt J. s Middleton, John Gormley.
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THE ALABAMA IgSURAGCE COMPANY
MONTGOMERY, ALA.


Capital
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city the present Factory, 9Th and
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LAW CARDS.
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kERFOOT & WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS AT Law,

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DAVID =. a.. CAUEEI.

Ely AT LAW.
DRAcTIcEs in all the OF the counties OF Neon and
nm In the adjacent counties
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BnIK vzRSOs, or;-, Jan IS, 1851.
HHSRY O. sPLLDN5 Esq,
fms nclosed wen's for which another
box Of your cePhsc Fl The. 0by ns Jest Fs IAduG
tried.
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From 1e Democrat 81 Cloud Ann.
you have with headache send for
box cephalc Pills that you may have them In
tack
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Lie, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Fire Association.

ISIcn1pOnU TITO ASSOcIallOu.
oGeegO los Main CiOTshsah corner Of IIa s.reet)
Eichmond. Va
CHARTERED 2ggH MARCH, 1881
TrtHIs old AID reeiie nluton with aps Capital and
ngent und csr,fyry vested, coutngez Iusure 81 YES,
Bullet rgs Merchandise Of every deser pacn,
l,oid RuFaiturc and Family wearing apparel Vessels.
CaY aud ..t, s The lowest current rates Losses
adjusted sud paid Nlth al possible deE patch.
,DIRECToRs
David Curris, RCbt. NJ Burton,
ChlI g. Wortham, IraEci1 ]. Birnes,
John II. o. bOrue Jckn T. Subieit,
John j. Nllon, Thos A. 6rst,
Alexander Garrett Geo. N. Gws;lney.
Peter O. Warwick
DAVID cURRIE, Presr
JoHs J. WusoS. Treas'r.
RoBT. 7. baoCEE sccy de2T
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Especially who have become the victims Of Solitary Vice, ths,
dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps untme
thousands OF Young of the exalted talents and
brilliant intellect Who might otherwise have enanced listening
scnaies with the hunde Of oquence walked to ecsacy
living Tyre may call with full confidence.
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The Only lace where a Cure cnn be Obtained.
nR JOHNSON has discovered the Certain Speedy and
~ only Edecua Remedy In the World for Weakness Of the
Bach Limbs Structures Affections Of the Ridneys and Bladder
Involuntary Discharges imponcy, General Debility Nervous
DYSPEPSIA Languor Low 81 % Confusion Of Ideas Pslp
ton Of the Heart Tmdy TrembnRs Dmness OF Sight Gid
dnes Disease Of the Head Throat Nose sn Affections OF the
Lungs Stomach or Bovthose Terrible Disorders arising from
the Solitary Habits Youthose and oary practices
fatal 10 their victims than the to the Mariners
Of Ulysses bhng their most brilliant hoPeS Ancipatonsren
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

VhnI D BaTisd sEilh DeaFIal

The Chicago Tribune having commented
upon the dependence for its very life, of the
old Democratic party, upon Stephen A. Dong
las as the only man who could have brought
it out Of the scenes Of "a and go, closes as
follows:
What shall become Of the great and pow
erful party whose champion be Was2 Il has
survived all of its leaders; it has passed
through every crisis yet thrown across its
path. Shall we conclude that it viii outliYe
this mighty leaae, and this overwhelming
crisis2 We doubt it murh. As that party
has ne. er before lost such q general, so has it
never before fallen upon times like these.
None but be could have carried it thrOu "a
the Storm Of 1854; no other could have
breasted aud survived the Dred Scott decision
in 1857, and not even bis powers were equal
to the conflict thrust upon bis Northern
friends ct Charleston and Baltimore, in 1860.
But the present aspect is far less promising 10
the old Democratic party than any of these
older tribulations. The Democracy Of the
free States can never again be a pro-slayery
. organization It can never again tolerate
the thought that Slavery IS as good as Free
dom, anywhere on the footstool Of the Al.
mighty. Much less can it tolerate the prin-
ciples which Judge Tanney saddied upon it,
that the Constitution carries Slavery into the
free domain belonging 10 all the people
Shorn of these distinctive features, what be-
comes Of it7 Without recognized leader,
without great central principle cementing
its organization, it must be dissolved in the
great Union party of the loyal States, and,
when the peril which now besets rs shall
have passed away, its members will emerge
in new parties and divide on new issues, hav-
ing little or nothing in common with the
platforms of Baltimore or Cincinnati. Prac-
tically, the party to which Mr. Donglas lent
his great strength, and which in turn devoted
its great energies to his advancement is en-
tombed with him. Its dissolution, if not in
terms admitted, was distinctly foreshadowed
in that overpowering speech of bis before the
Legislature in April last. From the chaos Of
political organizations presented 10 his view
be saw q party of Patriots arising, whnse
prosperity was the chieiest desire of heart,
and among whose leaders he would have
been perhaps the most hOnored champion.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LATEST NEWS!
POLICY OF THE BRITISH
be- ESD GOVERNMENT,
SPAIN WILL REFUSE TO RE
CEIvH CARL scEURz
lIs.Fs
Douglas Successor.
Commercial and Political Dis
tlrbancs in Europe.
This Mornings Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsGTos, June 9.
Times dispatch; @
semi-ofieial letters from England give
assurances that the British Government is
gradually changing from its original par
TALLY for the rebel States. The Govern.
ment is yet anything but friendly to the
Union, but is decidedly not SO open in its
hostility as it was before the arrival Of
Mr.. Adams.
These letters leave no room to doubt that
the Ministry had once determined upon re-
cognizing the Southern Confederacy, and
they were endeayoring to precipitate such
action before the arrival Of our new Min
ister. EALla uNyGR8Tk1
In the interview which Mr.. Adams had
with Lord John Russell, The former very
distinctly expressed the belief that the
British Government intended such q pur-
pose, and charged the British ministry with
want Of common diplomatic courtesy in
thus attempting TO decide upon so vital a
question before afording an opportunity to
the Administration Of explaining the Do
sition in which the Government of this
country was placed, the object Of the rebels,
and The power Of the Government 10 sup
press the rebellion. Mr.. Adams took occa-
sion to represent to the British minister the
injustice Of recognizing the rebels, and to
warn him that this Government would not
permit the interference of any foreign gov
eminent to prevent the subjugation Of the
rebel States Of the Union.
II IS more than probable that the Spanish
Government will decline to receive Carl
SchurZ as minister to Spain; at least, the
Representatives of Spain here at Washing
ton, do not hesitate to express such a belief.
Two Regiments of Rufus Kings Wiscon-
sin Brigade, have been ordered to report at
Washington forthwith. The remaining four
Regiments of the Brigade, are ordered to hold
themselves in readiness to come to Washing
ton on -forty-eight hours notice.
The suggestion of the Chicago Tribune,
that Gov. Yates should be appointed sue
cessor to Douglas, does not meet with much
favor in Washington. It is probable that
Judge Davis or Jesse o. 0rton will be ap-
pointed.
Although there has been an air of quiet
at the War Department, there has really
more business trsnspired to-day than OF
any time since the rebellion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

An Uawritten Chapter OF History.
1t seems 10 be anticipated in some quar-
ters that the Muse Of History, long years
hence, will ere she lifts the recording pen,
ponder over scenes not unlike this:
During the war for the restoration and
perpetuation Of the American Union, the
Federal and Confederate armies, each num-
bering fifty thousand, we're drawn up in
battle array. The prize Immediately at
stake was the occupancy Of Harpers Ferry.
Bugles were sounding, drums rolling, ri
fes rattling, shells bursting, cavalry charg-
ing, three or four thousand men had fslles
on either side, and victory was trembling
in the balance.
Just 81 that moment, big with the fate Of
an empire, messengers came dashing into
the lines of tie combatants, and informed
Gems. Patterson and 5ohnston that two or
three thousand slaves, six OF eight miles
away, taking advantage Of the hght, had
risen In rebellion, proclaimed & Jubilee,
and we're in full fight toward the North
star. Instantly the bugles Of The Federal
and Confederate armies sonuded truce,
aud each took up the line Of march in
double quick time for the scene Of the
Afrieo exodus. Johnston being 8 Major
General in the regular army Of the Con
federacy, while Patterson was Only 9
Msjor-General Of Pennsylvania, outranked
the Federal commander, assumed the com.
mand Of the allied forces, and gave The
order 10 charge on the sable fugitiyes
Thereupon the Fire Zouaves and the Texas
Rangrs, the Massachusetts Sixth and ,hS
Mississippi First, the Philadelphia Blues
and he Pensacole Greens, the Ohio Grens
dierf and the Arkansas Greasers, with sl
the cher crack corps Of the two armies
hailei the order Of the Confederate Chic
witba Wild shout, rushed upon the insur.
cent. and We'd with each other in tn
efo1 10 a put down the insurrecion viii
an ion hand Itl
Tn fght was desparate-for the negroe
Wef,striking q last despairing blow 70
liberi. and life. But the trained valor an
supsfol numbers Of the allies proved to
stroS for the undiseiplined courage an
feeIe resources Of the Africo.rebels, RhC
afr furious Contest, were either kille
oraptured By the combined Nozthsrn an
Sfthern forces.
his episode in the main battle Sein
er, the allies piled up hecalombs Of aaa
IQroes, when Patterson and Johnsto
shed fraternally into each others arm
Imewhat after the manner Of Wellingto
Id Blucber ct Waterloo, and gave on
bne embrace ever their common victor.
hen tearing themselves isnderly asunde
hey ordered their respective commands
jesume their old positions, where they agai
lormed in line Of battle, loaded their rife
Tiped the negro blood from their cutlasse
NUMBERED their guns, and commenced Il
attack upon one another with reneE'
VigOE
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Prospects Of the Crops.

The Secretary Of the Iowa Agricultural
Society, in report just published, speaks
thus sncouragingly Of the prospects of
crops in that State:
The breadth Of wheat soWn in the State
is about one-fouFth more; Of corn nearly
one-ffth more, and pork for market there
will be ct least one-third more than in 1860.
And Of the crop Of corn Of 1860, there ap-
pears to be over one-third, and of wheat
over one fourth on hand That the indies-
items for good crop Of wheat were never
better, and that the yield would fully equal
that Of last year, l6 bushels 10 the acre as
the average Of the State; and that about
one-hslf Of the corn was planted by the
I1th Of May.
In addition to the above, that all the oe-
real crops indicate an excellent yield; that
preparations are making for greater
breadth Of Sorgham and Imphes than in
any previous year; that much Of the land
has been seeded with clover and timothy,
probably double that Of any previous year.
year, In short, that the farmers are work
ing and seeding as much land, and perhaps
more, than they may find force enough to
secure the yield therefrom. t1
The result Sf the ab0vs-is, that the pres
ent prospective product Of this State for
the year 1861, beyond our home consump.
tion, for wheat, hogs and beef, will be
worth SIS, 500, 600. .
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, June 10

The non-payment of the troops is caused
BY the absence Of the necessary pay rolls.
There is no lack Of money or disposition on
the part Of the Government to pay them,
and as soon as the requisite forms can be
complied with, this inconvenience win be
remedied.
The Rhode Island Regiment left by rail
this morning, taking with them the marine
battery. Destination supposed TO be Har-
per's Ferry.
large number Of mechanics are en-
ployed at the Railroad Station putting to-
gether detached parts Of transportation
wagons and smbulances, and a large num-
Der Of horses which arrived here recently
are being trained by the Artillerymen on
the City Hall lot
Preparations for an additional movement
of troops from the city are visible in all
directions, but produce no undue excite
ment among the citizens. 1905
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FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW YORK, May 10.
The steamer Fulton, from Southampton
29th, arrived this morning, with three days
later news.
The City of Baltimore had arrived at
Queenstown.
FRASCE. = Times Paris correspondent
says there is no reason why Hsyti may not
soon excite the commiseration of the French
Emperor, precisely for the same reason
that the Dominican has excited that Of the
Spanish Government.
- -sCOMSERCIAL.-The general tendency in
American securities is unfavorable.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, May 9th
and 28-Cotton in fair demand. Sales of
two days $4,000 bales, including 6,0O0 on
speculation and export. Prices firm. There
has been q decline Of about Is in London.
Wheat in better demand at Fridays
prices, but LAID under those of this day
week.
There is slow sales of -four, obtainable
at decline Of Cd per bbl.
Oats and barley unchanged.
Beans Is per quarter lower.
Considerable business is done in Indian
corn. S2a8Ss6d for yellow, and S8aS4s for
white i
i -5sa LOEDoE, May %.
Sugar steady. Rice quiet. Coffee steady
Tea quiet TalloW quiet, 50a56.
The Times Paris correspondent says 9
feeling Of languOr and even uneasinesE
prevails among commercial men through.
cut France. The political disputes in the
United States have produced partial stag
nation in French enterprise. Silk trade
ct Lyons is becoming worse under the in
fuence Of the unfavorable news from Amer
lea. Continued dry weather has had al
unfayorable effect upon the Paris fOul
market. Wheat has risen SOC sack Of
120 kilogrammes.
RoME.- 1t is asserted that EncycicA
letters are being recently circulated with tn
object Of exciting agitation among to clergy
i A dispatch from Rome of May 9th says:
The rumors are current that the Itslial
Government has proposed to guarantee tn
present extent of the Pontifcial Territory
on condition Of the evacuation Of Rome b
the French.
/ sPAIN.-Telegram from Csdiz says
great movement is taking place among YES
sells stationed at Algesiras.
PRUssIG-In the sitting Of the BeTli
Chamber Of Deputies Of May 9th, the Mir
lister Of Justice, replying TO question ad
dressed to him in reference to the right {
citizenship Of those who had received th
Kings amnesty, said that the right {
Prussian citizenship was forfeited by
stay Of ten years abroad.
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This Afternoons Report.
BRAUREGARD,s INTENTIONS.
kay New YoHK, June 10.

AAAH AgAA1 AAN I've
The Times correspondent says:
Bcauregard is reported to have declared
he intended concentrating $4,000 or 10000
men at Manassas Gap, and make their posi-
tion impregnable, and when the Federal
forces are spent in trying to dislodge them,
then he is going to utterly overWhelm and
destroy them.
A clergyman from Beaufort, N c., states
that men and arms are plenty there but
no cash. Farmers complain at receiving
scrip, and he thinks Union Clubs would be
formed there IL backed up by the Govern.
ment. 1a
Government Is in possession Of many let
ters from Northern men to sSoutherners,
showing that there are yet many traitors
in the North. .---..--. .-------.-
The Tribhhes despatch says Gov. Hicks
has warned the Government of the perill
menacing the Capital from his State, AMI
requesting that force be sent 10 Freder-
ick City, and the reinforcement Of the reg
| iments at Baltimore,
Marshal Bonifant states that there ART
1000 Seeessionists in Baltimore, with con
ceAled arms, waiting favorable opportunity
to rise.