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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-10

ERsssz WBsr & JoxxsTeE, PUBSIsHERB.-
TIE war has not pat aowa Nessrs. Wsst +
johnston. In SPITE Of every dimcslty, they
have showa an enterprise and ; sagacity
which have pat them ahead Of all cther
Soa .herA publishers, and which Will n,ska
them the A ypie tors a nd AaFge OF tbs Sou'b,
Wheasvsr the war closes. They have sen: ~
a compact. servt. cable edition OF AaAs~'s
JSeis T.stiGessisas This vorf, so we'll
known 70 miiltsTy mes, il an exact reprint Of
the latest United States edition viii all the
original plates It's drrably bound, can De
carried IN the pockst, and 10 indie pan aaele 60
ofscsr. IL tne della. CAiskoin's Masxa. II MI
itasy Surgery We have already not.csd fAvoYa.
by. This u the eeeond edition, revised and
salAy3sa-prsof enough OF the estesn In
whsn xs consider the fact that the 4 ut edi-
tim was printed Only few non.hs ago -
1As Lstt~s ef Ns.s lddsGs - Billy IssSss 10
reprsnt OF sae humorous eSis.iss which ap.
s s's ana a. " nay ssiisvs '1 sss Il ' he
author believes what the papers and the
pablic said II his pyOductionS) AFFORDED .
great dsal Of fun 10 all cla0es. D. HvshaLss
appear In due time, and BE- welcomed al the
naors tsrysa .ly t,r the Inevitable delay Of iis
puhlieAitOR. The romance by N1rs RECORD
vernop. the snthor Of the Bsttls CsA, with
which our readers are AOuhtleys fAmtlisr. v
IN prs's. and viii - forthcming Shortly -
Alss. collection of the Iyries II ~ W.,
edir4 by DR.. KAsppardeou. iAs Wst.kuoul
. B9hsnlsn" OF the 1icamona Dtepalsh -
Asssrs. West Z JoAnssos hAvs Also pa6itahed.
!aHly. so.e ass Ass. 4 - - Il M@.a xsa-
TAe ssssA~s ~ has isached sseosd edit:eeI
VIA. AxAsr evidence Of tia courage And eas
.erpflee Of taeee pahltehsxa coale = Gvse
paSlis Owe ssDt 81 yAsahs - neasra v 8
J. Tor the xsrii0ua they have ua0e 1or tha1s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-10

4 There is yet nothing from Yorktown indi-
eating an immediate fight The enemy, now
believed to be under Mcclellan. had, instead
Of attacking, after sending few sho: at long
range, commenced throwing up breastworks (!
Il was supposed thatsn threading army, whose
duty it was to obey the last mandate from
Washington, to crush rebeliionin ninety dogs,
would have marched boldly on to attack our
forces, which were 80 much inferior in NUM-
bsre to his own; but iks an elephant s. .
bridge. however rapidly he may have ap.
preached it, he pausss to see whether 1t be
safe to 90 further! Maybe he will not cross
it u. Ill, and then all the goads OF tn. keepers
OF the aninals cant make him venture upon
it.
In this position Of matters at Yorktown, il
Is not plain what tho enemy Is after and how
long he will remain stationary. He may b.
forced to do yet what he has no intention Of
doing OF one thing hs may res. assured, and
thar 10. that our cause at Yorktown will be
maintained by as brave and determined an
army Of patriots ~ ever shouldsred = gun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-10

CAPTURED Sscord.-The sword ysrn by
Col. Woodruff the Yankee officer who was re-
Gently sen: home from this place, has been pre-
secuted to the State Of Virginia by the sfBcer
who captured both the weapon asa its late
owner. Woodruff. while In confinement here,
demonstrated on various occasions that he
had a very good opinion of himsa.f; bat, by
ali accounts, he was despicsbls scamp
Vile, Nv, he was previo a. to The war very
lutte regarded either in social or legal point
of view He rose in the essimawion Of the
traitosous sesmps of that region BY accepting
tho command Of band of Ohio A pelitionists,
to whom he gave the name of til o first Ken
tucky regiment. ~
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We learn that petitions, signed volurai-
nously by both friends and personal IS we'll az
political opponents Of General Floyd, have
been forwarded to- President Davis, urging
him to restore the General 70 command. They
urge it upon tho grounds Of the distinguished
services Of General Floyd in the Geld, his
great ability and fOrscart, and especially his
DO wer to command the eosn iencs and sx cite
the enthusiasm Of his Hlen strong and es-
tirely well grounded appssls. The liss If Gig
natu rec must exceed q thousand; and little
time will extend IL, We learn, al infnitum.
In connection With this statement, we hzvs
the information that Capt. Dunn snd Nsjcr
McEahon, of tn. Floyd Brigade. ithe latsar
Of tbs Genera!'s staff have just gu ecseded liz
raising in the region about Abingdon, nsN
regiment, of elayen psnias-four Of which,
the reader viii BE- pleased to lsara, are re
eruited from one Of the most decided Union
localities of Eass Tennessee. Capt Dnnn in
forms us, further, that from tn. same Union
region in Tennessee ons or more regiments.
with proper measures, may be readily re-
cruited.
We have not doubt that the restoration OF
General Floyd TO his command will be the
signal for a patriotic r2llring Of the men Of
Southwestern Virginia and Eas.srn Tsnnes-
sss ani that in the ensuing m onts no will bs
able to take the field with . strong force,
having entire confidence Ia commander
whom they will follow with pride through
the struggles and trials Of war.
Not donbiing that the President will set
upon his own sense Of duty and responsibility
in the premises we eau but hope that, the
ends Of discipline being answered, he may
And it agreeable to crafty the prayer OF the
petitioners, ami restore TO active life in the
field nam who bas proved his courage aud
his ability, and who at former day rendered
tho Confsderacy service for which we can
never be too grateful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-10

Died from Au Fsjsries made mention
yesterday of sne facs that William D how
man had been brought tefcr~ the MAYOR on
the previons day ana held TO bail to srpesr be-
fore that funetioimry 70 day 4. ansre me
charge of haviag dangerously wounded Pri.
vats George Bailey, Of tho Davis Light ORA.
gcons, by striking him on tho side Ct the head
with briekbas. The iriary. turned ont To- be
moro serious than wss .. Arss imagined, Bailey,
who was tSken to tho Medical College HoePi-
tai, dying yesterday from the elects Of the
blow.
Coroner 8anxay held an inQuess over the
remains soon after being notified Of the death
Of the party The svidenss before the laty
was onl, a. to the rsssit Of the blew given
Bailey, which medical ttstistoay Established
had fractured his skull and produced death.
The verdict of the jury was in accordance with
this fact Other testimony may be Intro
duced ON the examination Of the accused before
the Mayor 70 day.
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ifbu1itb Bispatfb.
rHuRspAY MORNING. I. APRrr. II, 1857.
Oss srns Ia rsssh stu.issippi.

Oar arms ia HsYsh Mtyssssippt.
Thoagh we have gsine.| Nh Immensely i'm
porsAnt victory y Sailoh, II IL still = fact NOD
" - disguised, taas mors heavy fighting
win more than probably have 70 take place
bsfors he enemy In that region may BE- con-
sslsrs1 - shaken or HE Numbers there
were 10 Doubt very great Grant, ssprdins
~ : NeBhssn letter writer, he'd about % ,0cO
! ssllahAd - many more, the aggregate
~ rsachsd aboat 10000. These
hevsysr. may b. in sxssse. Yet
Floyd reported that the snemy had
pnelson eis&sy ft.ll regimsnts. Theee
wses inaepQ1sat Of Buel"s line
mo r. Toeis, Cairo, Smishland
.s:,...s must Ass = sixty to eighty
According to the Memphis Appeal, Of Tie
81 inst. Baell was marching towards Savan-
nah, which 10 on the night bank Of the Ten
nessee river, not far from the Pittsburg land
Ing, which 10 in the imme diase neighborhood Of
the battle fsld ~ Shiloh. McCook and Nelson
were ia command Of the advance, and it was
supposed would reach eavannah on the 9th,
just two days before the battle at Shiloh DC
cured 3, that when it did occur We may
supposs that Buell was very near NJ hard.
We may, therefore, while g!orying in n
really grand victory, look with intsrsst to
immediate military movements in the vi.
entity whore 1t was won. Our gallant Gen
erals may be forced 70 little manenyiing
there. They have the noble advantage, how
ever, Of an army Of heroes who have besa
tried, who have not only fought like hesees,
bu. who have whipped theif enemies in the
open 6sid. They have The prestige of vic
tory-thsy have the indomitable spirit aud
bravery Of true men aad heross-aad they
have the cAvsK 10 s,imuiafe them and nerve
their arms TO deeds that win glorify the his
such . cause, ultimate triumph caanot be
doubted.
p. S.-Ansr writing the above, nforma-
ton, for which we were prepared, came to
hand, showing that our army, under General
Beaursgard, retrested in consequence Of the
arrival of Baell, powerfully reinforcing the
column under Grant. Sss latest news. This
withdrawal from the river and the vicinity of
the gunboats, was Of course amattsr OF neces
sity. We shall yet hear a good account, we
believe, Of our gallant army. Gen. Beaurs-
gard rstires to his fortified camp, there t.
await the move ments Of Basl. But hs will
not await them too long, we are surs He
viii not loose the advantages Of the great
vistory of the sth by any biunder, nor will he
remain inactive m instant after an opportu.
nifty for another decided blow. Should the
enemy attack him, however great his num-
bsrs, We have no fear Of the result.
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"Wske up The Wrong Pssssng~."-This
hcmsly, but often exceedingly appssits pro.
verb, was Lumorously illustrated yesterday.
Is ssems that the day before negro stum-
bisd uncon sciously i'll the Provost Marsbaps
Office With an erier from the Exchanges Ho
tel fora bottle Of champagne, bearing g.
pable carpet bag in which the sparkling held
sick WAS 10 be carried to the expe Giant disoi-
pie OF the rosy god, Bacohus. Both the
order and the carpet-bag were intended
for q restaurant oa Franklin street, not
far from the Marsbars Office. The con
sequence was, that tho negro, order and ear
pss-bag we're taken possession of by the Mar
shall. He took up his residence ,rnnsh against
his will, in Castle Goodwin, ana yesterday
three bsrrels-of whiskey aud tisrss of wine
were seized aud sent TO the general reception
room Of the Provost Marshal.
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04Ss0le xeS - 9Ae-bhJes Major WkNsGo.
An intelligent and patriotic lady in the
sosutry writes Us letter, in which 81. says
ttat 1t had bssn suggested that Lrsss ksiis,
tenders, and various kinds OF iron, will be OF
service to the Confsdsrrey in manufacturing
weapons for defence. She has many such ar
tssass she desires contributing, bat does not
Know whore or TO whonto send them.
II the proper officers Of the Goysrnmsnt
vii; make sons srrsngemsnt for the reception
u sash articles - orr fair correspondent IL
lad<s ". We are sure N immense amount Of
thsnnay b sssamulatsd Iswosld ts we'll
- designate ssvsrai points whore they might
- pIsssd 10 ne custody u sons agent Of the
ooyemms0t Thers il qua nifty Of old brass
ssattsssd tksosyh ths eouatry that might in
ihis way - esshersd ~. That Is b - -.
HisslAssd atetin1 Me thls, 4 Of the eSsatest
sYortsass. We will psbtish promptly any
1ifSraAtleA viii this ebjsst that may ~ far-
49, y ~ 0ovsznask
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A FoRMIDABLs PK8.-Tha Memphis Asa
lancks describes . new weapon, called the
"0ravss lance and piks.'' named after its
inven tor, the Rev j. =. Graves, OF Nash
Vile It's striking pecaliaritiss are: l. Its
wound at once parA]yz es the enemy. and 1t 10
Of the m est fatal character. q. Il 10 portable
aad can be used with shot Sua. Its length
is nine or ten feet when ex tended, and when
folded Only the lsngth OF the mCskst. A
b2iy Of soldiers can be drilled with the man
ual used for tbs N uskst and bayonst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-10

NJ vEkY vAL0AHLB REAL YSf@1
To .RE SOLD AT AUCTION TO.DAa
Tas special ntssauoA VI the pablo
ttcalaTly called ~ the following vas
Hssl EstAts, 70 ecIas OF To.1AI' u"
tn, viz:
Les. ~ IL o'closx. 70 the valuable =
ness Stana on the s0st6 ei4s sef rrAs H.
street, opposite - ~. hector Dsvi
STORE. ]
81 At4 oesosk, 70 the desirable neelees|
ca the vast line Of ; Z, esswes. A1 ~.
Gary streets. BOW oeeapssa y NJ 1
"a. N a O'clock. % the See private " n
tns On he aorsA DIDO Of AsaSh. sstwees =
nd ssh stress, es.apisa ~ N. 5rsdss'sA
psesSAna Ssa ss A.si|
For fsxshas parisslAze, sse Auction -
0UDDlN = APP1B4oN' Ass''
lA-l
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Last Of Officers The following is list of
the officers Of the Confederate Military P,isxn
on Cary street, in this city, viz: Lieut.. Thos.
P. Turner, commanding post; Lieut.. G. n.
Emaek. Adjutsnt Of the post Capt Harris,
Go. X, Cd Virginia Artillery, aud O.pt Featb-
srstcne, 81 Virginia Artillery, eommandants
q. Higainbotham, surgeon of the post, and
T. w. Ross, clerk. As previously intinated
the prison contained yesterday about IA H.
mates; which number, We learn, has since
that time been added TO by now arrivals
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z nssDsssl Csp6sre q . X1a1es Mtesgepr
Nen-1Ae DlsimOre Lm4sieAs, Of March
2esh, has the 6llowing: 'Ar. Buxton, Of the
New York 5Sssss, w1s captured Yesterday By
the rsbels, and taken to RicnmoRd" We
have mot heard Of the arrival of TIE eapsrrsd
Yankee. bat have no donbt that ii hs eom.s
hs will 20 homs with enough material ~ make
two or three books
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6<Ur1San LIrasARE ESssxkGsG.-The A rril-
rut1bsr OF tbs Ssstss~ Ltsvevy Asssn]~
Is one OF unusual Interest, 1t eontaiGs q
lsrgs nnsiSsr OF ins :; uctivs ard sadabls ar
ticlss, and more tban maiAtains il high rep
atati0A. We wisa II sassess equal 70 iss
merits. >
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Revival Of Religion amoaS the Soldiers at
Camp Nsader-For nearly tive weeks a
prosracted meeting has been in progress in one
Of the regiments stationed At Camp Windsr, In
connection with which twenty soldiers have
profsssed conversion, while many others have
asked an interest in the prayers Of their pioas
rade to bring religious influences to bear spoa
our men in camp are worthy Of all praise.
There are now soma Elk pious and devoted
solpor:surs laborins in the. hospitals and camps
in and around this city.
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Eseape1 from tie Pssitsstisyt-Ae convict
in The Peni.entiary, called Bin Mcdonald.
lately sent up frem this city, being ssns Gus IN
the epsn lot of the institution yesterday TO
bring iua lot Of wood. tsok French leave, and
at . late hour last night had not been heard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-10

iSesatAiss NeS.-We learn that Lee NAL
lory, whose splendid "War Illustrations'' are
TO b seen every night ct Metropolitan Hall,
will soon produce . panoramic and auts-
matte entertainment, displaying the great m.
ginia won 8 brilliant victory over the Yankse
fsst. The views are from skstshss on ths
spot.
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Gass Security William Hutch srsen, whs
was arrested At the salt Of Daniel karphy,
ard brought before the Mayor on Tuesday,
for violently entering the domicil Of the CON.
plaia2at with supposed wariks intent, WAS re-
qaired on yesterday to furnish $l0e security
for his good behavior, ia order - quiet the
apprshsnsious Of Murphy. He gave she 90.
surity required, and was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-10

C. s. Dtstrtct Cosrt-Ths Grand Jury Of
this Court assembled yesterday, and indicted
(.cr the second tims) Chszles Melton, for rob-
biug the mali Of which he was carrier be.
tween Pistsyivania C. H. aud Lynchbsrg-
Tas sass Of Elan, for passing sounterfeit
Confederate Tleaaury notes, viii be up on
saturday next.
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The Yarieties.-Nr. c. n. Morton, the pop
ulsr actor, takes bsAshs II the Varieties
tonight kr Norton Il one Of thu most Hn-
ishsd artissa on the Southern boards; he 10
ready for anything, from the heaviest 70 the
liahtess, and always ohasts and natural In
whatever he undertakes. The bill Of fare
offered 10 good, and 40 doubt the house will
b filled in every part.
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Tss PLAsYsas' BAsx, OF Savannah, has
furnished nsaY ave hu.tred poands o. lead
10 The OfdnAncs omar. tnctudiaS tll the
weights 10 the Bank windows and Inc blocks
on which they hare bten accustemsd 70 car
Gel chsckA 10. There are maay establish-
laeuts thai could do as we'll. IL the pEop1ts-
tors we1ld osly keke the trouble to thiAk and
act,
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~ sPuuIA AorlOu.-Oaveels Of Wv.
ne w.H apnn mes the (t8oeoDAIl
ins. ss 10 o'siess. ~ UDt eeoDrase ~ ~
aScr tsssat Of lsslFsbls ges1s ws Aass
eHaaa u suatio1.
Will BE- a1aed. .~.v
y sasss & sspsssoe , s0fa AND eAe
- Io-it us1fHs RAfmn = o., A.
- 1pUJlfE 70 RIua.-Astssass ~
= IA ~ g ~ San'i W. Mv~asA's -
NM RvSulsnfA, d IN Waye-rsesne. -
esnor 1ee&A batosea Man A. trenAln'
M01NIleS. eeuasnsAse q - st'e:a:
sA,. = - AsseIesZ
- 10 eNOK1no AND O1xWA
havs % han1 : eheses hotee a
SseliSs "a 0lswi.g Toassss
sune q wSto6 A. resatllns e sSsSS ~.
rrseos ia = 1RlOnsn..ss
- io-sAs y. { I1eAasss M
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\ ,Eapposed Death from Poison.--A member
Of Capt Reeds company, the Prssidenvs
day, four hours aAer having swallowed some
thing sent from an spothecary store in answer
to the prescription Of his attending physician.
The friends Of the deceased very naturally
thought his death owing to poison being sent
by q wrongful Interpretation Of the physi-
clans order, and requested Coroner Sanxay
to hold an inquest, which he was engaged In
doing at late hour last Eight ct the rssidsnes
of the parents Of she deceased, corner Of Clay
aud Henry strests.
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The friends Of the deceased very naturally
thought his death owing to poison being sent
by q wrongful Interpretation Of the phys 81
clans order, and requested Coroner Sanxay
to hold an inquest, which he was engaged In
doing at late hour last eight ct the rssidenea
of the parents Of she deceased, corner Of Clay
and Henry strssts.
Castle Goduia-Ws furnished few days
age list Of prisoners arrested for various
offences, and in confinement in the above
prison, up 10 the 18th of March. The sub.
Joined list gives the names Of all arrested and
10 confinement since that date, and brings up
the liss to within tho last few days There are
now near 100 persons under duress for varis US
are under sentence Of death. Toe arrests
rom March 18th embrace tho following
names:
Committed 18th Nsreh.-Jsmss Rush,
Parksrsburg, Va
Committed 18th Harch.-J w Hughes,
Richmond, suspicion; John Hancock, Rieh
mend
Committed 18th Aarsh.-Jas King, Rich
mond, suspicion.
Sale, LIT G. T Twells, Wn Thom, Phil
lips, Richmond, dislOyalty.
Committed 2lst March, Z Hunphreys,
r + Humphrsys,J p Pritchard, Frank Liv-
invston, Richmond, disloyalty.
committed e2d Msrch-Thomas Hancock,
Richmond. suspicion.
Committed 24tn March-Samuel Zsiglsr,
alias Green vail, Harpsr's Ferry, suspicion;
d s Gates, 4.h Tennessee regime mt.
Committed 25th March-Wm L Schohsld,
Texas, Thos Robertson, Ga, SPIES.
Committed Goth karch.-W w Ritoh,
Washius son, N c, supposed to be spy; E $
Baker, Richmond, -; Alex Aorris, Cor
dopsvil.e, disloyaiiy; Chas Brown, Now Or
leans. -; Price Lewis, New York, spy.
Committed 9th Nareh.-Wm b West, 18th
Va Vols, -; Richard Piercs, Richmond
Z,usves, Felix Hughes, Johnsons artillery,
Com mitted 2s.h Hsreh.-Ckaristopber Boz
ton, Hsnrico. disloyslty; l. Names. Bats;
more, - Mp Morse, Matthew's GO, Va, dis
Loyalty.
ComB aittsd 3lss March.-MichaeI Gately,
dsssrtion; S z Howard, l4th Ala, desertien;
Thos johnson, desertion; w & Hughes, -;
Thos Leonard, l4th Ala, essa uit and battery
Patrick Murphy Magruders Artillery, -.
Conuisted Let A pfil-J Brantw hils, Rick.
mono, Union man; George White, Baltimore,
dosertion; John Hughes, Croprer's corps, de-
SCI ticu.
Committed ID April. Samuel McGes alias
D2ckerty. Livinsten dragons, - John =
Mike Murphy, -; w Fitzgerald,
after engaging as u substitute; VIM
Ryan, l9'h Mias., do.
Committed 81 ApriL-John Smith, 49,; Tim
Webster, Mrs Webster, Kentucky, erie.
Nicholas Lulzs, -; Mike Cuppy, Appomat-
tox, --: joan Fallon, guard, breach Of dis.
cipline VIM Miller, DO, do; Mike Amsrsin,
polisieai prisoner; Mike N.zsera.d, New Or
leans, fighting; David Psttns, Ssh Va rsgi.
msnt, -; j T Reed, disloysity.
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weak ana defy the s;rolg.
Ny interview With BreexinridGt was like en-
ssS s
or belpg efes ed-no hoe bat for Ksatucky
and the Southsrn Statss ssxsd him II No
was Wiling TO dtsnnite thv 3tAtas heci ase OF
tsntsa ynuth CarolinA agit IS the satj.cts-
Ts his question brsckiaridgs rspit d In a
eaptasdsa slSrg aboas sDsjugatton Aad the
h0rrors OF civil coz hict. convincing me sAa.
Ne sosld Not 10 Pfesidsnt Of Ell the Sta;se, As
was will ing 20 divide then, Ahd hSeons Pre-
sident Of part IT tam. We separated,
txrsed NY back en- Atu and - Ii: "Yo1 de-
cstvea ne tAeR; that was yoar huit; bas
when you deceive ne sSaia. II viii -
Lit ne ask He'll, Hreckinridge, .ni Doug.
las mes, what d. y IL itfs for ycu to psF-
f,fnf On'y one: I1ycs can aot ID est what
sand OF brothers, gather axound the altar OF
y.ur country, and ssy he Coassits ION saaai
l.i.taraiss 70 NJ e.s.y. STATE. / s1sr The
.ion In tbs Other. With and for Is, / have
come 70 perish, u Eo1d be-to pour oas my
blood nee IibAtic = for IL pIsael yAtion.-
Tas FEDERAL Goysrnmentts ids rsspc BE
for this Va. ~ the n6n Who have snaiie1
thsir Pretended i6lte are game Les Ne fer.
get al parNes ana former associations sad
see Ms 1asstton - II y.
!! ssll sos. The :lxvsvy question A.s len
erAneAt. n le11 - attempt Va. nae =
areAk NJ the 00Sefnmeut. ana well re:
msmesr 30 have haG read. by nan nanee
Rasssll. wAile ssAtsd sA ny shop hoard y
President jsaksos. ss1' as tSss, . lido nov.
mai Is cOn&Al "a The Oaly doctrtno - Aogure
he " the 0ovUnmsnt - was
ssssainsd ~ !Aose nss.er ssAss1nsss Wts.
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aay, ApgilS. The nsws u By No means Ina
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eient hose, buckets, axes, 10. She carried from
eight.to twelve boats, sufficient TO carry twelve
hundred personss Some Of these were slowed
on deck, and probably burnt before they could
be got overheard. The police regulations and
rules in relation to 6re on the ship we're strict
and definite, snd il was customary on the route
20 exercise the passengers and crew In Are duty.
The light upper works we're. however, thorough
" dried In the tropical sun, and must have
burned with rapidity and fury that dehed.ah
attempts to check the flames. The Golden Gate
'was repaired in ls56-'5S-'59, and has been kept
in excellent order. The vessel was worth $SO,-
600 TO 100000, and it is believed that she is
not insured. It Is probable that the specie vas
covered by insurance. The regular shippers Of
specie have usually open policies, and the con.
signees will not know until the arrival Of the
mail what the amount might be.'ga ;3fs5sh !,