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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12


High Water this day (Tuesdoy) at 81 o'ciock
ARRIVED,
Steamship orktOwn, Parrish, n. York, mdZs
and passengers Ludlam 4 Watson.
Schr. Panama, kelIum, Eastern Shore, oats, A.
Millspaugh.
schr: Industry, Miller, North Carolina, lumber,
j. 5. Stevenson
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell Phila-
delphia, mdze and passengers. C. p. Cardozo.
Rio DE IASEIRO ARID d, Dec. lGth brig Chat
au0oga. Forrest, from Ba fillmore; 18th bark Hen
rietta, Brown, from do; brig Amy Warwick,
Brown, from Richmond Va. 18th, bark Abigail
Mcfarland from do; 18TH bark Sophia, Jones,
from Baltimore; prior to 23d, bark Adelaide Pen
dergast, Lanfare, from Wilmington, y. G. Sailed
from do, Dec. 18th, orig Monnt Vernon. Hall, for
baltimore: 18th, brig Peter c. Warwick Gait, for
Hampton Roads.
DEAL, Jan. 25.-Ar'd. ship Jan cite. City Point
PASSENGERS arrived per steamship YORKTOWN,
PARRISH, master, from New Y rk WIN. Her
rington, Capt: II; I. Johnston, 4; 3: Woodson,
Worth, Saml: J. Darlington and sister, Mrs. Da-
Wis, r. W. LYMAN, Mrs. Rich'd Bars, Miss L
Baker, Jno. Burke, and II steerage
Also, from NOrfolk-Wm. II. Face. Miss NJ Ste
vens, K. Ellison, \. l.. Goldsmith, Miss G. Steger,
D. Ii. Brotherton, Col. V. b. Groner, and j. Van
Wort.
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DIED.

ON alHe lfttt 4astAuta AFTER q Severe tt3MeHs III
Edward 4. aud III, mia Ann WADE, aged saontIss
und II days. 80
JeAnny c4me awhile On eArsh to smile,
Then s ~. y passed awsyL --
That blossoni In May
Bnt oh, no more his spirit pnre
- Gar bloom gu earth again;
The little dove has flown above.
. To sing nobler strain.
- Though o. er his tomb In silent gloom
We drop burning tear,
Johnny's bfest and Is at rest, sd
While we are mourners here.
His funeral will be preached at oregon Metho-
dist Chapel, this afternoon, at o'clock. The
friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
specially invited to attend. Il III III
ON sunday the 9dSK 1s After Of 1her
o. Jones, aud daughter of George n Crutchheid,
are requested to attend her funeral this morning,
the lsth inst, at II o'clock, from the First Baptist
Church.
In Manchester. Va, ON the 18th inst, of brain
fever, ANNIE ESTELLE daughter Of Armand v
and Emily j. Wagner, aged % months and days.
ne Philadelphia Ledger please copy
On Sunday night, after a protraet,ed illness, JNo
s VAUGHAN, iii the ADD year OF his age
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are
invited to attend his funeral, at 81 O'Clock, this
day, from his residence, on Sd, between Clay aud
Leigh streets.
OFFICE OF THE RIcHM'D pASyILI LEI, r. r. Cog
Tribute of Kespect.--At "a meeting of the OFF,
Gers of this Company, held this day, the following
preamble aud resolutions were adopted:
Whereos, it has pleased Almighty God to take
from our midst our esteemed and beloved brother
Company, who by his fidelity, kindness and
courtesy to us, and all others, had endeared him
self to us man emnentiy worthy OF
spect aud esteem Therefore,
Resolred, That we tender TO his bereayed family
our heartfelt sympathy in their irreparable loss.
Resoired, That we attend his funeral in a body
he Sprrp ar nlsh IA * dow
with copy OF these proceedings.
THOS. w. BROCkENBROUGH Chairman.
RICHARD Hill
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kE One Trial will insure the Use of Sem
PLE,S lNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER in any
family, II properly used. For sale by Druggists
ana Drocefs. fe4
w Use the Best. -JSemple's InfaIIibIe Bak-
ING POW DER. The best and cheapest in use
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

SERGEANT-AT-ARMS .-We are
ON-Ia authorized to announce Col. JOHN II
FUQUA, Of Amherst, as candidate for the office
OF SERGEANT ALARMS OF the VIRGIN
STATE CONVENTION. fe ls-st&
- CAND1DATE COR 90 NSTAaLF
WA. w. sTANsfIELb Is the People !
Candidate for the office Of CONSTABLE in the first
district in eHEsTkRFIELD COUNTY.
fe U--2tx
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UPECIAL NOTICE. have an OINTMENT
- which will cure the PILES. / warrant ii TO
relieve the most obstinate cases, matter of how
long standing. II 1t fails TO cure or relieve, the
money will be refunded and ask no one to try
it, without feeling satisfied that it Is humbug
1 also assure them 1t Is harmless in its USE but
powerful and soothing in its effect acting directly
upon the affected part. 1t gives no pain or incon-
tenienee aud can be used when other remedies
cannot DO applied. Those afflicted need MT lear
cian. se5 a5Hs M
For sale by w. PETERSON 4 Co, JOHN t.
GRAY, or at my store, cerner Broad aud 25th ste
4, A. HUDNuT, Druggist :
:, NE Ask for "EDGAR's PILE oiSTMENf."-
Price u. re i2--tlx
IL EMO: kENO!! KENO.!!
The interesting and popular game Of KENO,
gotten up IN nice style, for sale at the
TEMPLE OF FANCY, @l
Main street, shove sth.
Agent los the nsnussstnFss. iels~ats
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THE. CONVENTION.

6EANT-AT-ARMS VI the Convention, and re-.
specially solicit the votes Of tho members.
Ws-tuP ]. ,. sCRuGGs, Fauquisr,
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A CARD.-.RICHMoND THEATRE
So The GREAT SOUTHERN DRAMA of
'.PARLOR AND CABIN or, MASTERS AND
SLAVES will be repeated on WEDNESDAY
EVENING NEXT, the 18th inst. for the BENEFIT
of the AUTHOR, native and citizen of Rich
mond. 1t is hoped, therefore, that citizens
and visitors to the city, will turn out, mase,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, and give the author of
this excellent DRAMATIC DEFENCE OF THE SOUTH
the encouragement HE DESERVES, by filling the
house to OVERLOOKING.
Besides the DRAMA OTHER NOVELTIES will
be presented the same evening, with SINGING,
DANCING, &c, making the bill the BEST ONE of
the season.
ne Secure your SEATS at once. fe l2-2t*
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ii HEADQ'RS IsT RECT VA. VOLS
"a FEBRUARY II, 1851. !
W. ]. The several Companies of this Command
will assemble, at MILITARY HALL, in Undress
Uniform, with arms and acc0utrements, for BAT
TALON DRILL, ut 4 clock on the respective
nights hereinafter mentioned
II. FRIDAY NIGHT, 18th inst, Company 4
MONDAY NIGHT, 18th inst, Companies b, C.,
and L.
TUESDAY NIGHT, Islh inst, Comps aud .
THURSDAY NIGHT, 2lst inst, Companies G
and X.
III. The following Officers are hereby detailed
to act Is instructors
Lieut.. Col. Fry, Friday and Thursday nights
Major PEYToN. Monday night.
Major MUSFoKD, Tuesday night
". ORDER OF BATTALION DRILL:
No. 1.-ClOse column, by company, LIST, ID, Sd
and 9TH companies, right and left in
front. Hardee; paragraphs No. III to
as, inclusive.
No. Ito deploy column LIST, I'd, 81 and 4th
companies, right and left in front para
graphs No. $40 to 5Jl inclusive.
No. 3.-Forward, into line; paragraphs 40 to AIS,
inclusive.
No. 4-Into line, face to the parag raphs 466
to 476, inclusive.
No. 5.-Change front, forward /; paragraphs 743 to
753, inclusive.
No. 6.--Change front to rear paragraphs 100 to
773, inclusive.
V. The attention of the Officers Of the Regiment
is called to the above orders.
VI. The First Sergeants are required to report
ALL ABsEsTEEs to the Adiutant Of the Regiment,
within FIVE days after the above drills.
VII. Company IL and the Artillery are excus
ed, for the present, from the above drills.
p T. MOORE, Col Commanding.
G. q. OTEY, Adpt. fe Pit
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TgN TWO FIRES I'll cows FOR
I'm Apply at Stall Ne. 80, Old Market.
sx-s9-.=etss fe l2-St* JNO. NJ. DAILY.
Fl FOR NEW YORK-FIRST VEssEI.-
60 VIRGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND AND
NEW YORK PACKETS.-The Schooner
WITHE, Capt. JOHN TITLE, aving the greater
portion of her cargo engaged aud going on board,
will have quick dispatch. For balance of freight,
apply to lfc l2-4tl DAVID VIM. CURRlE.
O. FOR RENr-rhe HOUSE and MARKET
M3:.f GARDEN around Buchanan Spring. The
- House is now in comfortable repair, and will
be rented with or without the land There are
about II or Is acres OF very productive land APP
ply TO DR.. POLLARD, or br CRENSHAW.
fe l2--dlawts
d. FOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE in Sidney,
|a::. containing rooms, brick kitchen, well of
good water; also acres of good land belong
ing to the above There are acres ad Joining the
above that can be rented at a moderate price:
WIN. Z. SMITH,
fe 1e-5t* At the Haxall Mills
@ ST. JOHNS LODGE. NO. XXXVI.-
wv BROTHERS: You are summoned to attend IL
~ stated meeting Of ST. JOHNS LODGE, No.
SO, at their Hall Room, on TUESDAY
EVENING, at 63 o'clock
By order of the Worshipful Master.
JAMES K. FISHER, Secretary.
Richmond, Feb. II, A. ID. 1861. fe Fit
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OFFICE OF THE RIcHM' d 4 DASvILLE X. Il. Co., !
February 18th, 1851
Tribute of Respect.-At a meeting Of the on
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. IL, 1851
High Water this day fTuesdoy) ut 81 o'cioc
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&b>SA YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
IlON.-The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be held
this TUESDAY evening, in their Hail, IN God
din's building The Essay for this meeting will
be read by JOHN ii. BEAL, Esq.
The committee charged with the consideration
OF subjects OF great Importance to the Association,
will report at this meeting.
All the members especially solicited to be
present punctually at u O'Clock. The citizens
generally are also invited to attend
By order of the President
fe Fit RO. Il. RICHARDSON, Secy.
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VALENTINES

10000 COMIC and SENTIMENTAL VALEN-
Tin Els have just arrived and will be sold at
prices to suit the times aud the taste of our worthy
friends and the kind public in general, by
SGHAAP X CO.,
fe9 Corner Broad and Sd streets.
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BOARDING,

DOARDING.-Persou desiring BOARD can
ID find a eommodous, pleasant room on tbs
second door, in private family Jon It'll street De.
tween Oface ana FRANKLIN. fe p-Sls
DRIVATE BOARDING.--A gentleman and
L wife can obtain BOARD, and very desirable
second-story front room, in private family, on
Ross street, between 18th and 18th streets 4 few
gentlemen can be accommodated with or withou,
LODGING. Apply at this Office fe N-lws
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ITO PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL Srr.

DIGIT DRESS.-That is, the right sort uf
IL dress can be found at 100 Main street; and the
subscriber invites attention to the hne stock OF
superior Clothing now open, and offered for sale
at low prices. The assortment Is good, and the
stock entirely too large Walk up to loo Main st.
ask for what yon want, pay for what you get, and
reduce the stock on hand.
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.1OO Bills. FINE MOUNTAIN RYE

CVV w Mskey, very Old % DDS. Vlfglnla Ap
pie and Peach Brandy 500 bbls. Common Whis
key, Gin, aud French Brandy: 30 tierces Sehoo-
leys superior Queen City Hams Butter; Lard,
aud Groceries OF all kinds, for SALE by
fe IL WHO'S. JONES. No Main street
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VlOARDING.-Two gentlemen aud their wiye,
ID can obtain BOARD and tw o very Inc ROOMS
one nicely furns hed-on moderate terms, by an
plication on the south side of Grace street, lust
above sth.
The advertiser has also two FU FINISHED ATTIC
ROOMS, suitable for gentlemen, which would be
rented. with Board very reasonably. IL III.
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WANTED--A TEACHER An scco,on,,-,
w FEMALE TEACHER Of the ORSAWE Vsraed
BRANCHES, can hear of a desirable stuart Al
State, religious faith, and qnalifcatiens' native
Rev. ID. L. WILLS
lS 25--ts Murfreesboyoi u ~
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AaRlcuLTrRAL PRopUoTs.

The State Is rapidly hliEg up with population; ss Oh
sons having been added since 1850 making the present
ton ,7I9 49S-s ratio Of l03 per cent il 10 years
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GIBSON a Unit for the SCUM


1t is with joy isexpressOle, that we have the pleas
ing task of announcing to the readers of the StGad
ara, that in pursuance to q previous appointment
9 large number of the Union men Of Gibson county
met ct the Court house on Wednesday last, for the
purpose Of consultation, when John II. Parks, Of
Shiloh, was called TO the chair, and J A. McDear-
man appointed Secretary. After the Chairman had
briefly stated the object of the meeting Judge VIII
iams made an able and foroible epeech in favor of
rsllying aroma the Southern rights lag, and dis
solving our connection with the Lincoln dynasty.
J. s Csrthell aud G. B. Black also came to the
standard and urged their friends to be united and
in favor of separation, that We may more c'e,rly
show the Northern foe that they will find us az one
man for resistance. r. P Caldwell next spoke. and
said that he was opposed to the doctrine of secession
and always would be, but was in favor Of resisting
Northern oppression to the last exeruity He rose
aboVepsrlZsn spirit and LAID aside his long cherish
ed opinions for harmony ardunity of the State, and
heree woild no longer oppose the declaration of To-
dependence, and earnestly appeal TO his Union
friends not to vote in the election unless they coud
vote for separation. After the speaking was over
a resolution WAS offered that the men who mad here
tofore eeen in favor of fighting in the Union should
no longer oppose sepsrstion-which was passed
without dissenting voice. Gibson is almost
unit for cuttisE the Ties that unite TO Govern
ment whose leaders neither trust respect.
Brother soldiers, mark what we say. Gibson viii
east fewer VoIes for ''no separation" than any
other county ia the State of the same population.
When our brave and gallant West Tennessee Rife
men bid adeu to tser kindred and homes, to
hurl back our Black Republican oppressors and in
vaders, TO socrifce their lives and frlunss on the
alter Of their country for her good the UOion feel
ing in this county was dissira'ed like dream IF
the light, and eternal separation from Linco.L'
misrule sprapg up in the breasts of the chivalrous
of Gibson ike the ovation of enoAsntment-
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From Pensncnfn-

A correspondent of the Savannah Republican
writing from Pensacola, under date of the 18th.
says:
Affairs at the forts appear to remain in stGtu quo
though General Bragg continues ominous'y sueD
in regard TO bis plans. Distinctions are teipc
quietly and systematically thrown into the channel
and The Navy Yard Dry D'ek, work said to have
cost 81 900 900, is being put in s;ate of readiness
10 sink into the channel. 1t is thought that III
Commander of Fort Pickens is fully advised of all
that is trsnspiFing by spies in our midst. Indeed
it is strongly suspected that large number of per-
sons, resident at Pensacola, are iniHical to the
Southern cause and learn that Gen. Bragg is e.
well assured of this, that he exercises most rigid
surveillancs over all parties who atemDt to Wei
the Navy Yards or any Of the forts There is 3
vague cor lecture current that the Dry Deck is very
spec y 10 be removed TO he channel, and that III
attempt TO do 50 will be the sigma, for Commander
Brown 10 begin the attack. Whether there be any
truth in the corr .cture. cannot say.
Notwi hsisnd ng the impotence Of soldiers for 8
fight, aud their murmurings at delav am disposeo
to think that Gen. Bragg fully IN lerstsnds hi
business, an will proceed TO act waen all thing.
shall have been matur5d for success.
The westher is becoming uneomfortaby warn
during the day time, though the night air is cool
aud braciDg. But for that fear sickness would
prevail to a greater extent At present there art
comparatively few cases Of sickness in cur camp
AID those mainly disrrh@a.
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Military Rank and Paw.

friend has collated for the Memphis AsDeal
the following facts relative to the rank and pay OF
volunteers, under the late law of Tennessee. AS
they are matters Of general interest we publish
them with pleasure:
A company of Infantry must be not less than
sixty-four nor more than ninety privates. The off
GERS are Captain, one first and two second Lieu
tenants four Sergeants, four Corporas and two mu-
siclans.
Ten companies form regiment. whose officers
are Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel. Major and Adju-
tant the latter to be chosen By the Colonel from the
Lieutenants
The Generals staff consists Of enc Adiu,snt-
General, one InspectOr-General, one Paymaster-
General one COmmissarv General, one Ousrtermas-
ter-General. and one Surgeon General The Quar-
termAster-General, Inspector General, AdiutantS
General and COmmIssary General rank as Colonel
of Cavalry. Besides pay and travelling expenses
while under orders, the Major General has forage
for five horses; Brigadier General forage for four;
AdJutant Inspector, Quartermaster-General, Com
missary-General COones, Lieutenant Colonels
Majors and Captains Of Generals staff forage for
three horses; Captain of Engineers, Sergeants of
Artillery and Cavalry three horses. Besides month
ly pay and yearly allowance of clothing privat
have one ration per day or Its equivalent in mcnt
if committed, the value to be fixed by the Military
and Financial Board
Major-Genera per month $500; Brigadier Gen
eral, $3.50; Aid to Msior-General $50; Aid to
brlga0ler-GeneFal SllJ; COlonei OF Engineers SZlO
Mayor of Engineers, SlG2; Captain of Engineers
Sl40; Lieutenant OF Engineers, $50; Colonel of Ar
tillery, $40; aforementioned of Artillery $IS5
MAJOR of Artillery, $50; Captain of Artillery Sl3
First Lieutenant of Artil cry, $50; Second Lieu
tenant of Artillery 50; Adjutants, SO !;
Colonel Of Infantry. Sl7j; Lieutenant~Colonel ..
Infantry, Sl70 Major of Infantry, $50; Captain of
Infantry, $3.50; First Lieutenant of Infantry $50:
Second Lieut. nant of Infantry, $780, Colonel of c.
valry, $780, Lieutenant Colonel of Cavalry, SIS;
Major Of Cavalry, Sl52; Captain of Cavalry. Sl3O:
First Lieutenant of Cavalry, $50; Second Leutena
Of Cavalry, $50; Surgeon, franks as Major of Ca
valry) Sl52; Assistant Surgeon, $50; mouRted
nOncOmmissiOned officers, musicians and privates,
20 cents per day for use and risk of horses; Ser.
geants in engineer corps $50 per month: Corporas.
$50; prIvates, from SIS to SI7; Cavalry Sergeant
Major, S2l: First Sergeant. S2O other Sergeants,
SlI; COrpOrals. smiths etc., SIS; privates, Sl2;
one dollar less for priyat.s aud musicians of in
fantry.
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The Foreign Ministers ReEIive.

A dispatch from Washington says:
There hss been'much comment lately in diplomatic
circles upon certain conversations OF very piGu-
ant nature between one of the ministers of lead
ing European court and the Secretary of State. Gov
ernor Seward has not hestated to declare, in We
decided language. that our government cannot toer
ate for one moment any kind of interf in the
domestic quarrel now existing in this country, be
the consequences what they may. Such an in
reference will be met with all the vigor and resour
ees of the government. Il is said that this plain
speaking of the Secretary OF State provoked smile
Father more grim than diplomatic.
The Alexandria Sentinel of the 18th probably e
fers to this affair in the following paragraph:
We have seen g gentleman, in every way reliable
INST from Washingt n, who states it ia common
rumor that Lord Lysns called on Secretary Seward
day and announced to him that England would
not recognize the present blockade Certain it is
that Lord Lyons called on Mr.. Seward upon Official
business, and impaired something not altogether
pleasant.
This rumor gathers further Importance from the
fact Ih4stwO English vessels broughttOat For
tress Monroe, on Tuesday last not being allowed to
enter Norfolk, and full time has transpired 10 com
municate that fact to the British Minister.
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The steam ship Niagara has not been near this
Bar since Tuesday last. On the evening of that
day the steam ship Huntsville, one of Lineoln's
armed transports, appeared off this port, and no
doubt delivered orders to the Niagara to proceed to
some other station. This is certainly an extrsur-
binary mode of attempting blockade, aud is likely
to bring up some questions for the Washington
Government to settle, understand that a claim
will Re made for loss sustained by several owners
Of British shipping who hs! heir vessels ordered
off from this port by the Niagara, and By which
occurrence they lost valuable freight, aud since
which other British vessels have come in aud OBJ
tanned most valuable charters the entrance 10 the
port being unobstructed We have heard from all
points along the coast. from Georgetown, s. c., to
Savannah, and nothing in the shape Of war vessel
has been noticed for several days.
From the small number of steam war vessels be-
lorgiDg to the old Navy, think it next to i'm
possibility for them TO establish eff ctusl block
sde from the Chesapeake TO The EiC Grande. From
the list which follows, 1t win be perceived that not
nore than nine regular war steamers can at the
n 'ment be commanded By the Black Republican
Government: 1e
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cen. narrelg 3. snllh,s sprlnr.

Editors Union and American:
To day Iattended the appointment Of Gen. Bar
row al Smiths Spring. am quite certain that
great good was done for the cause. The General
save us one of his best speeches for which he Is
fully competent. Il was the very thing that we
needed in this part OF Davidson county. It was co.
gent argums NATIVE and conclusive, We had but
very few Of the SO called Union men in this section,
and think the General wiped out the last one of
them. and made perfect shucking Of cd Abe and
his bloody Goths and Eandals. / think the vote
here viii be almost unanimous fer separation and
representation. After Gen Barrow concluded,
Henry Frasier, ESQ., formerly of Lebanon, Wilson
county, but now OF Nashville, delivered one among
the most telling speeches have listened to in many
days. They held the large crowd spell bound for
more than three hours, and they would willingly
have remained three hours longer if the speakers
had continued
Take 1t altogether, it was glorious day for the
eastern portion of Davidson county; and if we can
have enough such speeches from now till the Sth
of June, Tennessee will go Tor separation by one
hundred thousand majority.
Yours truly, a. u. X.
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GoIxG HoNE.-Three members Of the New York
Sixth regiment, arrived here in a destitute cond-
ton last evening and applied to Marshal Kane for
assistance to reach their homes One of them, a
Lieut., states they were induced by deception to
enlist snd that with one hundred and fifty Of their
comrades they refused to take the oath, when they
were dissrned and ordered off from the camp, on
the Annapolis road, and assured they would he
murdered in Baltimore if they attempted to reach
home this way. They report the camp US in a des-
titute condition, and that their raiioDs had been
almost solely crackers, there being no meat, and
but little bread. Marshal Kane and his men bu-
namely provided them for their journey. atd pro.
cured them passes porihward. and they departed
blessing their benefac,ors, and voviug never to
raise an arm against the South.--Batiwore South.
Eay u.