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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-17
Saakee spice

TIE Petersburg EsBrsf, Of Saturday makes the iCl
.oEing statement
We understand ttSt one Of AcClellsus oii,ers, iis
used il a Confederate U1iiofm in Richmond Wed
7ssisv ana di1ti that dsF n the American Hotel He
srseognz a AZ the table oy j1ushier CT Mrs. Green
N,- aud vhsr be discovered her e7eing hin vsry ans
pcolsy be AID de ppeared before information
vas gwen in tine 10 capture Tim.
We suppose that be managed 20 pass the Confederate
ines either b. stealth or BY means OF bis disguise.
We have 10 doub. that Richmond Is infested With
Tarsce sp.es AMI We bops tast theso will be vglsace
enouzh o. the par. Of the ricksts AID authorities
olca more OF them and hsad them over to justice
We LaoE nothing Of the matter here mentioned. /
nay or may not b. the Express has understood We
have no reason 20 believe thas any sch extraordinary
VII a1re Is prscsad tefs az would render su,h feat
ln2-a .,lo. Iliyej, &c fear there e much neglect
tl.a7st ors the oouary OF proper pryc4u0us to pre-
ven. Yaakee spies ad !a,orman passing iE ard on; OF
ts C,nfetczz,s Sales 70 TIE eoCmy. TIA. the eoeEy
have s5ua5.Ii opportunities Of getting al he irlorma
Esu LEY want rem any Ccslly in TIE South, hardly ID
rs o. doubt. There en- be a. litile doubt that ttey
mSks free uss OF their opportunities AZ all the ports
.hy have iock,ded her deets ge. regularly the morn.
ir Dapera Alo1g interior lines tbs entry and exit Of
s7.es snd iaiormers 10 doubt oe,u' eiten and With
greater facility.
A cosrsspoadsu; Of the Mobile Eg,Hi,g Ns's,, writ
ias iron Chattanooga gives testimony to the extreme
aslicislcy Of our military police On this subject Iabs
lsasr Of June Oh, be says:
must adm, that IL struck ne that there Was slight
uereeps!e oior Of YArksston sblut the place. bat 10,
s-Glc,su,ly strong 70 be obnoxious. l saw suficeni
hozevsr % impress vita Tie idea that there sys
t o. spss Of the enemy cOnduc ed through the prit
cil p3iuts Of our country by them Oar passport sys
IN "a persc. humbgg. Ga leaving any Of our cities
Tor tral Of cars you hld generally, ignorant iH,
crate boy VITA nuskst in hand stationed the doors
OF the cars, Who ssks you i you have pAsspor on
srsgsrng yes" you are az once admitted, without the
document beng man3ed for il lection. In my whole
cu mas fsom CInh this place, hAvenot once shovn
nv Das.por.s and # bad, d0ub. If the igrorant boys
a msp detailed this service would have been able 10
read ben2 U1der thsss orcums ances, spice have but
E,,le H.ulty in travelling iron point 70 poot through
or Oossderacy. Il becomes the duty Of our Provost
garhas 10 lock into and regulate this matter az Ouce,
for rely cur sAfe,y dspsads upoa II.
In letter written the following day, he makes the
follow ne statement:
IL said that spies and Jew trAHekeFs daily pass over
70 tho snemys lines by KaoIvie 70 Nishvlle carrying
On c5nflband trade OF great pref. l; told that
s,sts we're received here yesterday om Philadelphia
Too much raor and sirctness bs observed and
10 pszsports should be granted Whtui vouchers aud
seeuri y to persons Of suspicious character.
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BUTLKR's TYRANNY IN sEw ORLEANS,
IRON tie Isndan TInta, Mayo.

VIA. is passing in New Orleans may teach Us what
the apprehension OF those desperate are and what
is the nature the fate they dread The proclamation
OF General Butler realizes all that has been tod Of
tyranny By victor over vauqulshed The state OF ivery
endured by a negro 10 New ORLEANS cnnot De more ab
souc than thst low suersd by the whites OF that city
They are co., pellet under pain OF Severe punishment"
TO treat the Federal flag with the utmost Difference and
respect which is treating the New Orlealists much
G ,sler treated the Swiss they compelled TO open
t1 shops and their places OF amusement whether they
wish TO do 90 not and while the shops and theatres
are thus open any little liberties which may be taken by
Gen. Buffers garrison Gny Of their friends must not
be resented pain Of death. All Gssembliyes forbid
dem Safe properly as well az Confederate property must
he and ythng proposed % be published
by newspaper must first be authorized by federal
cor Even this proclamation appears TO be exceeded by
the practice under it. for seems that the Mayor and Al
drmen of the city bad already been committed to prison
for eusng to take the cath OF 10 Pres dent Lin
cole II This be sample Of the energetic measures by
which the North holds 10 sut scion what it his already
conquered Of the South, well undsrs.snd the
spiraees In kentucky, the burning Of cotton the
cruiting OF the two armies Of tho confederation,
end ths unbroken resolve which seems still 10 reign
throughout the Southern States TO held on TO the
independence 10 the last Such severity does net
bode well for European interssa. The Presidents
proclamation which opens the ports Of New Oreans,
Beaufort and Port Royal would have been more vel.
come here If il were not accompanied by acts Of tyrsn
nv likely TO drive the nters TO despair and 10 pro-
duce the destruction OF all the cotton in stock. The
conditions imposed By that proclamation must be mea
sued and squared by the rules Of international Law, with
VII CHI we hope they well be found to conform Blu.
matters are proceed it would seem that neither
New Orleans Beaufort nor Port Royal is likely to be for
some time 10 Of any great use TO the world
cotton port Gen. Butler, With his osths Of allegiance
his forced alteration of the Federal fig, bis cotsci
uns, bis compulsory opening Of shops and theatres bis
imprsonments his puuishments and his threats OF dta
ia rot the man to msk5 commercial port prosperous
and to tempt down cotton bales from the Interior and
New Orleans with bis rival issues Of paper money,
of which is Of course legal tender, not tempt
ing port to which TO consign merchandise.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-17
The Advent she 'ComIng MAN."

The inquiry which to US has been one Of so much
practical Importance end to European observers Of such
lively speculative interest, whether this would de.
velOpe great military genius hiss in the estimation OF
many Of our contemporaries received solution. As a
specimen of the general sentiment Of the Press copy
the following from late issue Of the Macon Telegraph
The revolution has at last found great Captain. He
is S.oneWsll Jackson. No man can have watched him
for the past month and doubtt Within that time be
has demolished four armies and fought eight battles OF
ICES or greater magnitude. He has struck the enemy
right aud left With stunning aud beWidering rapidly,
and while throwing al his plAnsnto confusion be has
eadiy pushed bis with eli the GOODNESS Of an u
disputed master Of the field.
Hardly had be Dashed the enemy TO pieces at heDoV-
sl before be upon him with almost annihatng et
feet a, Font Royal From Front Royal he propelled
lis victorious column through Banks retreatrg army al
Sephens5urg, timing himself 70 strike just az the
forks Of the road and GU biz adversary in sunder Then
followed the merciless route thrO wuchesier-tbe pur
suit 10 Marnsburg-tbe capture Ct al the stores in that
part of Virginia and as far Frederick 10 Maryland
and the destruction Of the euemys railway comuu lca
lions from Oaespon TO HsrpeE's FerTy-Work which
A one would have occupied SLOW coach a spadiug
general for s1 weeks But he has IL done in ess than
as many days. then instead of seeking enrencbed
d ion in which 70 meet the reinforced armies which
are gathering Snnihiste him. he boldly marches forth
to meet them.
Fremont Win twenty odu shOusAno men' - uesOSuu
ng from RomneT 10 'D Shields WHO, With the same ia
tsl has crossed he Shenandoah and is marching North
ward with IL COO men. Just before they meet, the ar
ny Of S,cneSll Jackson is interDOsed in the nick 81
dnc. With bis right be attacks S'elds-drivss him
oack to the river with the loss o; guns, aud holds
him there and then With bis left be sm:es the Patti
hip ar thigh, routing him ard pressing hard on 5
fying columns. Thus in just one month from the tight
!. Mcdowell SsOnsvan Jscks)u hiss met the enemy o.
a. averegs twice a week.-Mrs. destroyed and demorsz
cd mere than twice bis force utterly deranged aud
confused the whole plan OF the enemys cSmPlign-
broken the Auacoudas back and ed an amount Of
dsmAge on the foe which can only be numbered by mil
lions Who, in the face Of these facs doubt that
se have AZ last found man destined 20 play leading
aud historical par; IN the drama Of the second Revolu'
ton and inspire toe army aud the people with new
coz 6denee 10 the success ard glory Of our army
The able paper Of cur CORE. Ponden GEORGIA." re-
tes TO su et which We think /. iljudicous TO moot
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-17

AT4 CVURT held for Etolrssaa County, on IL. OH day
"A Of Juns. 1889:
n dean GGVRGEw NIXON, late member Of tbs Court
bsi-g announced; therefore,
Received Ta 10 h deal, this Cour, has lost able mem
t-f, and TIE community w.Tthy citizen.
solved 1has syayahise with he family Of TIE deoeaed
entu ard token Of respect for the
~ OF ne deesassd CDu aud DAS Will the badge
% NOM MI z fcr thi y dats
solved TAa e1py Of hee res'uo be entered upon the
nueI a copy Re sut 10 the family Of the de-
ased, aad also - The Ae luoni Wig for puboaiior
Copy Teste -
LIZ X IRVINE
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NOTICE.

XIEBE oommtedo the jail Of the city Of Lynchburg, runa
w ways the following slaves a. the ds,eI annexed 20 thef
respective mar 80, 81 vat:
HEsaY TAYLOR on tn. ggt day OF March 1862 sid boy
2 or 20 yea g. bou. ies lachss in ssh
very black his beas ona burn s0ut boi bad
~ sttaSg and he Is tn, piolsy OF Susan
Tsyios, Of Buckle CHAM county, Va. - -
WILLIAM HALEY. the s.h u March, lhs Ihis b'ys
% RI abo1t fe ~ inehs5 W
height black high produced ~ c.. ~ N tths
,harp In trure,t; so ,e4r ae eleing IL bis s
forehea across noJl 10 his n2 Is III tnS-r
the l have teen oroGeo w. rppe ffnt eth
had en- gay ,ndrs uern When commit anu says he
i fe propert 0, b..y ascisy, Ci NishVins tenn
The ong slaves hereoy notified ihs. sIe5
thew ply With the lazs virginia In regard 70 "rucaGsy
slaves hey will be dealt with according theteLs
$780, - H. LUSSTEGFOH,
lure is wjv Fegt Tor the slty Of ~ nthours'
lchn,ni wsis copy anu publ.h ONE ",es ~ ilr
reeks send ou1t y t1s ocs-Lgnehbnrg RPHOdn.
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The Pre.laent's cotton.

The RHguirsr Of yesterday makes the following very
satisfactory publication in response to the statement
that. uhs the Planters alOog the Mss sappi max
Ing patriotic boz fes Of their cotton that the Prss
dents Pantstens bad been left to the chance Of seizure
b, the enemy mot having ne Gays the R"9Hirr)'rom
tLe pressure Of ool day to pay any attention to hs
private aArs snd being, therefore, Ignorant Of what
lad been done on bis plantation, BY those 10 whom be
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-17
CITY RATTALlDN.

TIVE undsrngned having been auhozd recruit company
fos the Pa tson raised for leu de,enc Nsjos yatl
NJ knioi, Commanding. have openei Terat oee In the
ttore Of Joha rage 90 hso suett bvi'seh ittl IT,
The command Is Stationed within the is OF tas ely
Fordfcaiions thus asord Jeadd oppea H. h1,s Who
desire II oelag 10 the SCI vice
In addition the regusr pay, the city b'ua;y o. tEes
y toIAn nortn to each rryste aud neh-cn iHones III
Further Information syen the Rsnds=vOu- -hca Will be
JOHN H. 6EeAEi,
JAaE3 r yatGd.E,
,sJAR X. LCU5H,
ieI-4t yOnf r. ~
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bad entrusted It's management the President sent the fol-
lowing despatch to friend in Jackson Mississippi"
RIoHMOSD. june -, 1852.
0. Z. DIcKsoS, Jackson, Miss
An article copied from the Raymond "Gszstte" s cir
culAted 70 create the impression that preserved my
cotton when that Of my neghbors was burned DO not
know what has been done but do know that IL il base
hSVs given the ordinary attention TO my private al
fairs. Please learn the facts and answer.
(signed)
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
In reply to this, Mr.. Dickson sent the following des-
pltCh which is all the information the President has
concerning the matter:
JACKSON; June IL.
HIS E1cellsncy, JEFFERsON DAVIS:
TIE following article is from the "0itzsn" Published
in V.eksburg:"
"JKTFERsON DAVIS CorToS-0ae or two papers in
this State who formerly in opposition, who cannot
forget their old party r6udces and who never omit
opportunity 10 cast fling at our President have a'e-
" raised question to whether his cotton had been
destroyed or removed from the reach Of the enemy,
nanifesy endesVorpg to create the impression that Mr.
Davis actuied by sordid ard selfish motives in not
destroying his crops in common win other patriotic oi
10 TO the lnterrogatOry, can state that
d.. Davis IS where the Yankees viii never get is
or the following reasons, viz First, it was removed
rom their reach and second il has been al burned,
also vas the crop bslol ging his brother Joe DAv
Flr further proof Of ths, refer to Lieut.. II a.
Hslly who, wi squad of men, performed the duy Of
ooIsigung il 10 the flames"
Your brother has answered the article contradictng
he "G.z,tte," and the statement will appear in the
Wing" of to-day. Win enclose the article.
@. Z. DICKSON.
Mr. Joe Davis referred to is the elder brother of the
President, and not his nephew, Colonel Joe Davis
A n n
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aeor.n srlxL1r IN BAD ODOa.

The New York Tribuae says:
By the steamer Guide, from Newbern N. O., we learn
that Gov. Stanty ia riding exceedingly high horse,
and digastiDg only civilians but military men, with
his depotm The house in which he had the negro grl
hunted down for the whip Of her master has been burn
cd Stanley orders to the harborm4ster to search
ali vessels for runawSy slaves but the harbormaser sent
him word that he would SEQ him Stanley - before
BIO would obey such order Stanley II decidedly in bad
oior.
Jsff Dsyiss Afjulsnt General Publishes general or.
der directing the drAitag Of every male white and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-17
CITY BATTALION.

HAJUK WYATT n. ELLIUTT, UNhMfNUING
ONE Burd-ed COO men, between the ass ofs nd IS years,
" wartsd for company 10 the shove loes
sp. Cis the Of Richmond for o. hs
sree unless discharged Dy order OF the testary
war
k4-Psy fs1 Per month and ratlons
None at sobriety and 90 character wanted
Apply 10 Nm nACLE lq2 MAIN 81,
TCCKHR EANDos.PH I ! do
JOS h. JAhEs, Iain ank,
@ Il
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CITY BATTALION
~ MAJ. W. NJ ELLIOTT, COuusrdns.
PAY tai PER MONTH, AND RATIoss.
ONE HUNDRED MIN WANTED. between the sges o. ~ aud
t for comps 10 the above Baitaon r cal and tpSc de-
fence Of the city Of blchmond Manchester for term Sx
mons discharged BY order Of the Secretary
War
None Of good character will be received Apply,
tween the hours OF "a n. ard Or. Mt
W. W. HARRISON,
Al Ragiand Bro. g. cor Oh and v ain ste.
GAO. BAuGHhGN,
W. II. AIiLIf0S,
l2i Main street,
J05N NJ WIsT,
jel2 l+5 Main Ltfeet.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
HONTG merry CO, VA.

1--WE great number Applications for oa has Induced he
Pr pie'o open tbs place IL Si 0e ket In As good
style the clrcaa sta Oft country vii admit
PssbEsrs VIII lave he train At shsvsve siAronomnibui
viii be vSus 10 them 1917 nj e., 10 Springs.
irI@la BOOTH. ooLHoUNAcO
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mulAo in the South capable Of bearing srms whether
they have substitutes not What Wrapper y Rather
heavy consedption-much than Napoleon ever
ventured upon. . q. -,.t
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RfOHBOND HE
10 CORRESPONDENT.

- bsiaSss addrssssd 10 As~KdIiO- CT
la Etsy"
Arcss UrSa on boa sds5 ofiAS paper oil AOt ~ FSolt
g. 7A "a ~ y long staEdiag, 0ugA % bs tA0trn 70 al
sad '' case % dSa-d from, O6iary AO;soSs Ssossi
- 'ig.l iiass charged ior as ddOsrIssnAsAs.
~ Esossnoisas-1ts 70 return rs'scssi oOAss4cSso@s
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A RIoHNoNp BATTALION.
To IA. NJ. ., Rlcuuo.D AND vIcmlrr:
RICHMOND, May 8, 1881.

y Ast~a-~@Dt .~~y " ASS~'
To rHE hKs or RIcMoKp AND VIcMlIr:
The necessity Of embodying, In some available form,
and for some good service, all able to do duty In
this trying hour apparent for the destiny Of our
State our city, and 1t be- Of the country and tho
cause We love- depends DOW greatly upon the energy and
the power Of the Confederate arms 10 be displayed In
the next few weeks or montts The urgent demand for
soldiers already trained to makes I. uscetsiry 70
call all such, in and around Richmond, to tho nsld.
whilst the indispensable services of city guard arc un
der this necessity lost and interests important to Rich
mond and to the Coniederacy may be, 10 great mea.
cure neglected That there Eve hundred men in and
around city true to the cause of the South and who
would rather die upon the hills Of Richmond In defence
Of their homes and Of Virginia, than live to vtDses
their dissertation and dishonor-men who have not vet
taken up arms, and yet who are both able and Wiling
will not doubt.
At the suggestion and BY authority Of the Secretary
Of War; and aided BY the cooperation Of The Council Of
the city, exhibited below, announce M desire and
purpose, possible to organize tho battalion Indicated
speedily possible, and that the public my rave
confidence and act understindingy in enrolling their
names, indicate the following gentlemen, all soldiers,
who have consented and who hereby authorized to
will command the II the regulate number bs raised
and the battalion organized, viz:
LOUIS J. BossTIU1,
WV hAULK.
JOHN Il. GRTASKR.
j. f. O. PoTTs,
WV. WIRT HARRIsos.
With each Of these well known ctz,ns may be fCuod
q roll with caption setting forth the tsrcs OF enrol
ment and to one another of them all persons dposed
to engage in this service referred The term Of ser.
vice will be six months uni sooner discharged, and tho
duties to be performed any to which the battalion may
be assigned within the mits indicated II to be msds
available for any good purpose the battalion mdat bs
formed promptly, and Organization will be attempted
until the requisite number have beer enrolled by each Of
the gentlemen whose names have been given above.
w. Il. ELLIorT.
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A. his residence N h- COUNTY o. Buotngha on the 80 DAY
q Igns 1904 GK0S6Ew lx0a, IN Isl year Of his ase
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Up EssE CITRATE MAGNETIA and ssldits Pow
den, prepared and Aod BY nIADt BAKkR, Pharmacies
uIs, $50 Main EsVl @tasT EbOVeP.o. hS
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rnS MISSOURI (trsoolsy STATE CONVENTION.

desFa.ch dated Jefferson City, Mo-, 10Th instant,
says:
Ia the Convention to-day, the bill defining the quElif
ca ions OF voes passed by Of ~ yeas ~
rass The first secon Of this bill prevents ell persons
Who have been engaged in this rebellion, since the l7h
Of December last IRON voting at aay State election here
after
The second section provides tia, before any person
81 al be elected appointed TO ofEce, he shall axe tah
thai he bal rot, during the present rebellion, wlully
nor gains; the Provisional Government OF Missouri
adhered to the enemies Of either The third section pre-
scrbCs the penalty for falsely taking the b, which Is
that Of perjury.
The fourth section contains oath of allegiance,
which is required to be taken by the President Profes
sors and Curators Of the University Of Missouri, by ell
Bank officers by Common School ter chers who are paid
BY publ mousy, by tchoo masters by officers OF in
cOrpcrat6d c5mpauies, and by licensed or ordained
preachers before performing the ceremony Of marriage
the penalty for net complying is ne OF not less than
$40 nor more than 5000 to take effect in ninety days
The fifth section requires the Judgts and Clerks OF
Elections that they will not receive nor record
votes from persons who have not taken the oath.
The x.h section authodz the Lgslature to repeal
or modify these provisions when expedient.
The ordinance for continuing the present Governor,
Secretary of State and Treasurer in office. was taken up
an ! elici ed spirited discussion.
substitute was offered to continue the whole Provs.
onsl Goverpuent and postpone all elections jill the next
regular Gubernatoral election; and an amendment was
proposed authorizing the Governor to order on election
if he beeves the welfare of the State requires It. before
1864.
Pending the discussion the Convention adjourned.
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jeI9
WANTED.-lOO MEN.

WANTED.-lOO MEN.
desire to sus. for City Defence. for Capt Elot Barson,
100 from Is to As s3 month
tons. Hoae but sobyr, we'll behaved &c wanted
Apply at my store, No. 80 Main street.
lel2-6t LOUIsJ BOSsI' TX
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The United states tort, situated about Two and hall
miles from Cincinnati, materially rjured Thurs
day night last and the guns twenty four poundeis
spiked with large nails firmly tryen into the touch
by some Rebel sympathisers. Ga Saturday night the
two guns Fort Shaer thirtytwo Founders, also
spiked and the temporary barracks together with all the
woodwork surrounding the FORT destroyed by fire. Fort
Shaer ia situated Immediately back Of the Newport
Cemetery and the importan: of the forLihca
tons.
wedding in Jewish "hgh life" took place last week
n the Green street Synagogue, New York, and at
ded by the de Ia creme OF Hebrew society
The parties we're Mr.. Mannheim Cohen and Miss Sophia
Hebron. The building crowded with the elite, and
the display Of dressHnd iewelry the part OF the la
dies very fue. More than ttOO hundred carriages at
tended the bridal party. In the evening there was
grand reception at the residence OF the brides parents
large trout factory is ia operation in Glastonbury,
Conn., where h1,ched by artificial meaps The
numoer now in the pond between 40 900 and so 000
aud rapidly increasing. When the stock reaches the
Lumbeg of half million, they estimate yield OF $4,000
pounds per annum. The fish fed regularly and have
man In constant attendance. Their food consists Of
small fh and sAad spawn in Millions Of suckers
are raised to feed the hungry beauties oil the pond
The arrival Of Rebel prisoners from Governors Island
on Monday last from Hanover Couet House, has in
creased the number OF cap:ives confned In Castle
William to 1000 although there is only proper
d4tion for 500 lieutenant Casey IL Acting Provost
Marshal in charge of prisoners temporary hospital
l. in course Of erection, and nearly flashed 1t a6jons
the Post Hospital aud is calculated TO bold 100 patients
Toe War Department: prouulg1tes order establish
ing a Camp Of Instruction Of 80 900 men Annapo-
lie Nd. hsjor General Wool viii command the troops
viii be assembled speedily possible Brigsdier Gel
e-al Graham will be Chief Of Cavalry BigaGier Gen
eral Harvey Brown Chief OF Artillery other heads to De
hereafter desgnsted
Tho Hyceia Hospital at Fortress Monroe is to be
broken up and the patients transferred to healthy
and convenient place. An c;der will also be made TO
discontinue sEsD!Ss sck and wounded to Yorktown
There arc ct that p,s nearly fifteen hundred, ard
the accommodations very inferior Gnd the waite.
healthy.
Las: week. ten. Cass, while in attendance the u-
neral of tie a'e Ms Csmpeau at S.. Anre's Church,
D.troit wac taken suddenly aud seriously ILL., and con
viewed 10 bis home With many fears OF his immediate de
cease he considerably better, however, the fol-
lowing day.
paragraph in Philadelphia paper states that the
feet of which the Monitor is part ready to assist 10
takbg Richmond General Mcclellan should
ha WI