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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-05

MIDNIGHT Brock san Francisco q days
Equator Ia the Atlantic co days 70 Cape oTn aud Oh
the Cape "a days with strong gales sprnns bowsprt and
lost entire suit oil sails.
snr CARaisGroS Msher. At San Francisco from Hong
Kong SIs May let IS ~ Ion 1873 in heay typhoon
and sprung rudder head In lat 20 81 NJ Ion e5 II,
double torsalyagd ship bound IN company supposed
10 be the Young Rover
snIp roprsr Qusrx Crosby from Tome for Liverpool with
of wheat put back 10 Valparaiso previous to July
Ia eaky condition, with feet OF water IN her hold.
BR Bank GlsASsR, Wilbur from Mnatiilsn for Cork for
orders with cotton and mahogany pal INTO Key West 18th
alt. with crew all sick.
scnR MApoSSA from Bangor for Newport before reported
ashore has got OF aud Is dscharging
The ship Monebelo, on the great Sectional dock, viii
BE- stripped, recaulked and newly coppcrcd.
Notice to Mariners.
The Comercio Of Lima rer?rts three reefs 70 have been
fouhstacou, OF the group composing the Friendly Is
lands. ....
The nrs reef IL said be situated in lat 50 and lon
IFS Is W, from the Paris meridian.
mo second stands in iat II 43 q lon l7o07i0w.
~ third about iat ~ IS y, Ion lis II 10W
reefs found by the British sonn nf.war
peorous her passage from sydney TO the Feer
supposed snbrranoan rcs CAST IN the neiRhbofho0d
" Whatemen.
Arat New Bedford ~ inst, ship Canton white sooloo
Sea- April H. 81 Helena june " With 1000 sp Took
Ion IS r. the other q, bbs in at 81 lon 50 w Re
norris at n Helena June - bnrks chi King Nh 10:
Exeel Rose sH 80 sp brig Leoniaaa Skin, Of wesport
Cav, Green n bark Massachusetts, N reports her a, Ia.
kodad 81 100 50 since eavp Sandwich Isanns Cor
Dcotk sea IN days Sid from Hnkodadi March az sAips
Milton Hasey, NIB go VII since leaving Sandwich Islands;
Milo fordan, DO, ~ do, isanc Rowland Long, do. 100
Kimer NB, nothing do safergc Edridgc nothing do ali
bpuRQ W VeEeisk Sea.
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Obituary.
Obituary.
CAPTAIN SIMEON A. MsLLIcK, OF THE FIRST NEW

CAPTAIN SIMEON A. MELLICK, OF THE FIRST NEW
YORK MOUNTED RIFLES.
This officer died Fortress Monroe last Wednesday, Of
typhoid fever contracted while in the discharge Of his
duties AZ The commencement Of the rebellion Captain
Msck was member Of the Seventh regiment, National
Guard and was one Of the first to volunteer In his coun
trys defence He joined the First New York Mounted
Rifles second Lieutenant, aud his promotion
capancy The corps 70 which the deceased belonged
acted fer time as General Wcos body guard and
when that Officer transferred 20 The Depart
rnent Of Baltimore he especially recommended Captain
Melick to his successor General Dix as noble and pro-
missing young officer. lie was highly esteemed as an
oicer and gentleman and his distinguished ssrviscs
have placed his among the heroes martyrs who
haze sacrced their lives the altar OF their country
His funeral win take place this TUESDAY afternoon from
the residence Of his bereaved parents bergen Point j.
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War Meeting in Providence, n. 4.
A REGlMENr OF NEGROES TO BE COMMANDED BY
GoyERNoR SpRAcrv

GOVERNOR sPRAGUE.
PROVIDENCE, August 4, 1861.
There was an immense assembly at the war meeting
IN Market square this afternoon. Mayor Knight
presided The square tastefully decorated.
Speeches were made by Governor sprasue, Lieu
Governor Arnold, Bishop Clark, President Sears
job l. Swift, Rev A. l. Stone Of Boston George Rod
man, and several others For three hours the cnthus
astc audience listened TO the speaking Resolutions
were adopted urging the President to every consti
tuonal ineans in bis power suppress she rebellion
declaring that know only parties loyal zen and
traitors aud asking the Governor add the enrolled TO
the active militia The announcement that draft had
been ordered by the government received with loud
cheers Rhode Island is determined 10 do her part in
fighting 10 the end.
Governor sprague has called on the colorsd citizens TO
form regiment part OF the quota OF the State. He
promises 20 accompany them 10 the field and shsre The
pgr.ly with them,
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War Meeting I'm Erie, Pa.

ERIE, August 4, 1852.
mass meeting was held In the Park here presided
over by Hon. {. II. Reed to-day Over FIVE thousand
people were in attendance and addressed by Messs
A. N. Capp, Of Buffalo; Ihos Collins, OF Pitsburg and
0thers. Resolutions adopted plcdging Erie county
her quota for million 10 crush the rebellion and
requesting the County Commits toner's 10 subscribe thirty
thousand dollars towards paying bounty 10 volunte ere
Crea. emf busasm prevailed
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Board OF CounciIn,en.

THREE MONTHS MILITIA REGIMENTS ENCOURAGED TO
ENLIST FOR THE wAR-oUR HARBoR DTFENVEs--
THE STATS zEiTuE0 AND THE MAYORS VETO,
ETC., ETC.
regular meeting OF the Board OF CounciImen was
held last evening Charles c. pinckncy, ESQ President
10 the chair.
The minutes Of tho two last meetings were read and
approved.
Councilman roGAS offered preamble and resolution in
reference 20 the recen, dcceaso Of Col Monroe ao com
msnder q the Twenty second regiment New York voun
tecrs II unanimously adopted, and copy ordered
70 W iorwMdst " the family Vi the deceased sflcu.
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The Case or john N. johnson.

The preliminary examination 81 John N johnson re.
Gently arrested Roxbury charged with treason IN hav
ing served Lieutenant IN the rebel army, took place
to-day. The evidence declared sufficient 10 hold de-
PENDANT for trial
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HIIsCRLLAN HOUS.


A LLCOCK's STRENGTHENING
IA POROUS PLASTERS.
These Plasters soothing, warming sustaining
qualities and when the muscles need support they sbond
FOR weakncss OF the Back and Bowels for Cramps n,
Cricks and Stitches in the Side and Back, and in Lumbagos
In Injections the Kidneys and the Bladder one or two
should the oins; they relieve once sno
greatly assst In the cure Of these distressing cases
ALLCoCRs POROUS PLAsTERs
IMPORTANT TO sUFFERERs FROM SPINAL AZTEC
Whether arising from dents or constitutional weakness
ANOTHER REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF BENEFIT
Letter from w. johnson, NJ d.
. HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. II, 1861.
Mcssrs. THos. ALLcocK Co--Pease send us with do.
spacn twelve dozen Acock's Porous Plasiers daily
experience confirms thoir superior excellence Al tins
clement IN the shaft Of machinery had both his legs broken
spine severely injured and for nearly cnirey
helpless. This found relief very the applica
ton OF plaster 10 his spine lie enabled 10 Work
and he labors well He would chcsrfulls
pay 50 for single Plaster IL they could not be had al
lower rate. Knowing the pastcrs to be useful have
no scropies that our sentiments should be known
CURE OF CRIcK OF THE BACE.
Messfs ALLcOCx Co.. No. 4 Union square, New York -
Please send dollars worth of your Phsters. They
have cured of crck In back which has troubled me
for some time and now my father going e ry wsm o'
Lyons, N. ", July !, 1869.
Sold at the Office Of the mandatory,
No. UNION SQUARE. -
ALSO AT NO. 294 CANAL STREET, AND BIZ DEALERf
GENERALLY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-05

A UoMILY FOR THE MANIFESTATIONS
"A from summer complaints diafrhoa, fever and ague
bilious collie and every complaint aud tourists affected b
change and the consequent fevers on alteration
atmosphere, will hnd soveeisn remedy and preventive
Inc the French C0Rnac Bers, which,is universe
cure ~ all Ills 10 which the human flesh Is heir Th
genuine article purchased only Of the sole agent
and ~ O. H. OAKLEY. ii Park row. and all drusgs.s An
liQnor vendors thIQughQut the Dited Slater.
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S HIP PIN G NE w S

ALMANAC ykv yoRK-Inys DAY.
Risrs............. GO NOON IL o.
SITS. ............... IL HIGH SO
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ALLCoCR,s POROUS PLAsTERs.
IMPORTANT TO SUFFERERS FROM SPINAL AZTEC.

Sold al the Office Of the mandatory,
No. UNION SQUARE.
ALSO AT NO. 294 CANAL STREET, AND BIZ DEALERf
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leaders OF your army This j. all wrong. Your Presi
scInby sosd invoke the blessing Of God upon his head
Toos The forte captured the cities akons The army
destroyed, and point 10 me in the history o.
an practical results Instead Il praises
ard Thanksgiving Tor wha; has been done have only
heard marrurs and complaints for what has been LETT ui
done. Ihk y ungeseIoas and unjust The cneiny have
pa forth al their strength VII you not do a. much 10
sustain the government rs the enemy have aono 70 de-
rgroy Have you much love for your nag they
hatred Cor iu ycu want victories give men and
we will give yon victories. (Chesrs) General Ncrer,n
and bis army viii and shalt enter Richmond. Cheers
shall we do with lees hnn half the number necessary,
thus compelling us 20 sacrifice those brave men, who
10 the enemy Let not be said rscrsant 10 the
trust ccnfdsd 10 W. (Chesrs.)
Here an enthusiastic ind iual got mp the platform,
who WA AZ Ia the former cases, embraced by the gall
liant general who stopped IN his speech and claimed him
Us a brave brother IN arms. Relieving himself OF thai
charge by undoing the generals arms from the grasp
The now DorB1YrI IspvrprAl said;--Gcncral, if you
tell that this is not waged 70 put down slavery 10
the states where present exists you will get i've
hundred thousand men to Join you hsappropaion from
al parts of the hall
disappointed. lCheers and huehtsr) Bat viii answer
yo. We lighting for what the President OF any
other man may TANK We are hsnsg Win al our vn
bcllion loud and prolonged cbeers) We eight, sr, 70
restore the nag or the Union 10 It's old glory 20 achieve
for Il IL old renown 10 make IL more Respected IGNORED
and feared than ever IL before ID al tho history Of
our country-( tremendous outburst Of appisusc)-o
plant II, sir, over every foot OF American koii' We
dQht FOR the re establishment OF the constnu-
ton u country, in all lie old respect, su
therity and dignity, 10 500 the laws executed
and TO every rebel who menaoes our homes with IN
vason overthrownto the detestabc tyraDy 81 jen
Davis and the miserable aristocrafs suppressed. we
want 10 see the rsbes darned and brought
10 obedience 20 the constitution and the laws (Three
cheers we're called for that sentiment aud joined m by
the whole assembage) My friends, ] will discuss wtn
yor the question lswst Is TO be done with tho negro
after we pat down the rebellion. that will nc time
enough Cvoices-tt That's the tak') let rs fer me
II s..w Al Al
TONS and 10 the meantime let us find In the sound
sgnesrystJ 81 lie President al tDst We nseS ~ k1Sw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
sUR6ENDgR OF TORr MACON.

wIvSlr9s, Aprll 2S.-FJr. Arcon surrendered con.
dit.olsly on Sundl7 LIST! portion # tie ga'rson
rived here a. " os.,ck lit uigtt. Is reported ths
Col. Whie sHCi I'll ito iu"l'c psP'rs. Toe 'iicHs
wer3 s.o I'D 10 taxa tbcir ilearnI Seven Of sur
men are sspo.t,i Killed \ ia rrDb;r wounded.
lsFooED DISPATCH
WILMINGTON, AIrl 29.-FOrt Neon surret dIIed on
Fiiy, 25h Instant, Sunday, after tie bcm'srd
m Mt rom the len bitci,s for ten and bel! hcurF
Tie batteries planted bshiad hay rand bank
Tae ere ching battery 100 feet distant, toe
tars 400 feet, ard rtly aled from the fort -
re rison were tllosed The honors e war--the off,
rs "a aiming heG I'd, arms and al p1r,lled. Ssy,n
N n wee XII led and eighteen woundedr"J morally.
T re cccpyj loss ia not tnoTn CoL VIII G ard ooc
hundred aud Ghy.fve of bis hen arrived q tie tar
Yesterday sferneon b1ssd the FEDERAL sInboat o5l
peWa AID Erre transferred TO liver steamer, u1der
lag Ct truce, snl reached here ss,-d in The is; dss
,a.,a Tee o:te,s wers ssns up the Sound from tie
L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
nv THE G v2sTGa OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCI Az ,T.OT

uNP0RVAT'OE Iai teen lived a. spies and diirysi
srs ms are cont i1y III n t7fough frsnsr
r1un - f.hs ihou eGn lee IN the psse 10 hs
-r-u yiag HIN pcfnsh tnelti 10 tie u hero
4 a-y n. 10 tie & Re o. Viz II "a:
T5,re ore te fuch p-rs1fs non tor
Er.usE G.serD.r - ihf Co ,ssl Of T n,
., -rs. cai' "a ~ J-s 81 h III
cfgz'iae setl -fc-.t ongi IRA
COG sd q pc sh5 sxem-t toa nitAri ser'ies
w Z shell h. nEs al sratgsE. pc Gus
sa att mp pSs gu; Ms -'sts, sIt o. u H.
~ nv troo acetsis as sr as o. is Ter hUs n'ss
ami lrtr In; asjh rp suth scrutiny, fauldt EN-
g1g=- earsirg' fi cs t''be ets'1J,e, a.
ri .sto 'ien h~tr ei -e' " Ell
re Jcstce Of feace 20 b e1rmi"-t & hg . -
ps- ga IN. L. be had ct BE- Ieporsi IN
.cltve tv se5 VITA sal CT y & eArss sSsp e Is
pgstns % beitp lsoned.
- Gv,n =. Der zy hasd "a rnief 'ss e. Z Com.
LIS Sno ap Retnord pk2'r d.y OF April l7ot, snd
"-'ie ~ SOL ''A's VIC 10 lEIoSia
h u. 6oEstneEG
,sal-.s, score AZ Of the oonae.vesith-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30

THK WAYS Of NAS--A BieGGAPRY. here is q model
Which IS rare AID little knOWn-perhsps the br feet
rslual memoir ever written. They are the Memoirs
Of Count RltcpohU," (tbe same who burnt Moscow,
written in zen minUtes We suhioin fes paragraphs
Q ca OF which Constitutes chapter
ny Birth Ca the 18Th day Ct March, 1873 merged
ir I'm dlrknes into the ligh! e day. vas a'u-sd,
vas weighed, was hap led Ws, bern without
k1owing wherefore, and my parents thanked leWeB
sihout kuoNing IT,
Nv luoatioc.-I vas taugh, all Forts Of things and
e4rn all sorts Of languages. By dat ef impud ,nce
nj quackeiy sometimes pass ID fer . sdvIHt Ny head
IA become library Of old volumes OF which l keep
tie key.
Nv IGerngS-I vls tormen;Sd By masters, BY uo.
men, by snbuou, by seloye, by useless regrets and
by rsmem65sncCs
smurlble Esoebs AT the sge Of thirty cav up
i,nccg a. forty my idea 10 please the far
dty my rsgri Of publil cpilion a. sixty the trouble
# ;birkiog; and nos | have became 4 truo sage or
Cgo'.t, which Is the same thing.
Rspe-iab., Pfinciples.-I have nevsE medilad Ia a-y
ma-r,-gss or scandal have never recommended 4
CO or physician, aud cons qlsnIly attempted
the lie Of sny en-,
Nv Dik,s Il nave dislike to sa;s aud fore and 70
ari ;ujrg semen. sho N K; game o. virtue; 81.
yls= Of ali ct.n ply for made Up men AMI painted
q eyCisiOn TO rats, iQuo's, metaphysics asG
~. arb and = t-rror Of is;.c AHd wld asts
AJsy,is Of ny Lits.-I await death W.t5ou fear and
Ei.soul impaueIee. NJ lie has been a bsG melodr ma
81 Grand s'sge where tayc played the hero the ty
s1n. toe lover, he notltm.u, bu- never the valet.
M Epi app Hero lies, III hep, Of reP1e, old de-
ceased mao Sh wora ont spirit, exhausted heart and
a used up bndg. Lsiies and gentlemen, pass ou
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
LATER FROM T0E YORra ANO WEST.

NokroIK Al 90 -oop;ss OF tie New Ynk Herald
ard Phiadrl3li, la ,iFer, OF the 2s hs lave teen
received here.
President Lincoln was received on tbs % with Il
The louos extended to crowned head, on bosrl tho
irrate Gassendra, at Wsshington. Count MERCER
present.
negro from Portsmouth, cfri,d copy Of 'le P
e,slurg Esprcs5, Of tie ~ inst 10 Gen. "o:d, 1t
Far;rrss G1ar5e, inf rm0g ha Of The capture Of NV
0lesrs
Tee Chicago papers Of the 81 state ths; Gen B,sr-
regard Is evlcdtiHg Cotintd SD g'iog to sehPhii.-
Can. Buell. AID sursglri have 'f,c;cd an ariLns =
ment or Al Exchange OF prisorsra.
Co Batter ls tu'y, preparing fcT sa advance Gu
New oreISs.
Tie Federal Gsnerl 0has. =. Sinh Is deId. IA
death vas CEASED By 81 accident.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30

IDKAs or WcMEs.-A recent work published at Brus-
ses contains among other interesting matter collection
Of spbors ms by various authors:
C6axnf,yL-Iu the choice Of lover q woman corsid-
ers more how be Appeals in the eyes Of other uomen
than in her o~n Love is pleasing than mAtrmony,
Just as romance Is more pleasing l6an history.
Bouqs:aJs speak IL OF the sex generally, they
will arse acsnst us do the sam9 Of any individual
woman thew will all sgrse With ~
Charles LsaasIss-ncs, Of thai; faults women owe to
whist we are indebted to them for most OF better
qualities.
DrHi ! Stsrns Most women are endowed WITH such
naturally endearirg charms that their V.ry pre-
Sc ca il generally benC6cIl.
MIiaas d. SaeL-L we in q WomAn's life IL q histo-
~; in a msu's episode.
Oatal,na.- 0lly be who hss nothing to hope from &
v N n truly sincere ia her praise
D dsot. There tXisis among women a sScret tie,
K hat anoug prizes OF the same faith. They hate
q ca other, vet p 0,eet zach others interest
StehL-No woman even the most intel!i uIl believes
hers 4 decidedly homslS Toe ssli deception is natural
Tor there some NOS. charming women without par
icIe OF be4uy.
Oe,ass FsiiiR -PrJyldence has 80 ordained It that
only two women have tTus nle.est in the happiness
Of q mau his o~n Der and the mother OF hi. chill
drsa sides hes two legitiml'e kinds OF love- there
s nothing between the tao crea ues except piiaie and
lie d-d.ion
AlDk9n,s Karr-Ssy of a woman tina. she Is wi; ked
,Asu,,ats il!yulcus bat add that she sutifu and
sur tla, she wrl eve. think kindly OF you. Say that
sle good kind vir,uou sensible ou. very koney, an!
sre vii never forgive you in her iiic
n dame de NI'Rtsnon.-In everything TIA women
write there will Oe thoussud OF faults az ,ius, grAmmar
but also to ,rtainIy always charm TO be found
IL the letters OF men.
Daelos -G-ea, and rags hsri-oifsripgs found
lnos, 1;lusivey among women nearly all TIE hspp
aess and mos, blessed moments Il lovs Of their
creaupg AMI also Friendship, especially when it fol
lows love.
Ma Lana. Fss.-A Womln # quantly resis,s the Low
she feels nus csaao, 81 gays ress: the love she ilprs
J r assfGH-hcn can better rhilosophizl on the
human h-sri but women can road Il batter.
Mch.lss 1t il 4 universal rule WAich al far know
e. 10 xcepioD that great men slWAya resemble theiF
moihsrs who impress their mental AMI physical mark
upon their cons
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30

Rsox TIE PESISsULA-Fbe Fayetteville Observer
learns from gentleman who recently visited Y0rktoEn
that the entertainments Of the hostile arnis eOuiroz
sich other for Jaiss distaaees somesmss Of only
1850 yardssO clOie that parsons be distinctly
from one TO the other, and are efsen killed al
wounded BY 4, shSts. An almost iucsssAn, fe Of
tery and snail arus and explosion Of shells, Is k!t
up great deal OF cool Bravery ia exhibited 90 9th
sides In addition to the ash. At WyDns Nils on the
10 inst, Of Whish readers have ALREADY hs.r the
nkess made three other urOus assaults pom the same
point on the light Of the lsb ard we're each time rI.
pulsei With heavy Ices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
an % DID,. - ~ PAW "a.


INxECUFrFps SALE o. VALUABLE Phc.
IL peFty.In fur the VII u the lste DR. Charles
Of Apsnnrx E,hatb Ialt. tie fair er-ae
the called wh1h the deceased rel
ded, the time o h . deAh
II es In Tie county OF ALAksAhik miles North OF Chs
lott sy he branh tihe AVA Aiv y All
ty recent ursty SIN Ct Hh oh de pcpo ten no
be- ON 80 70 30 liver los ground The best ial
~ well ne ghly sductvs. The Pp kuds Y, e
whole so0d cO-oiOn 81 no o. IT, neiud
ns srys pat the low gst gass that With
tho {! 5000 poun6s ring AMI y are ia
"a and ack1 Oh she lwr gifts shops c Sc by
The social q ages q the MI srhood In pom. r,nno
intelligence AID vtue nowhere exec led besides III
tasykcs q Char otssyils
Il would be good location for physician, AMI In quiet tines
for school.
The mp oyeru-Iis story Gvslnshtu OF brieS
With uins rolT- beiis bsselsn dining Cu' frame cut
house, upwards 4 - To- sing .t4 ted 70
toys schoo, ey assigned, and have
AID the A ofhees. servants hcus stAbs, Sc
propose 70 cell a. the tie al "a hOas Old an btc'
btil thee - ofhs assd clg ins
TIE aIp .nceS I=4s ~ Ia gs trTdlpg school Amc 30
other IN ngs ~ h. toned "a ~ ~ Ia ADD h,
Piano. noe aFpstt clasc tUohorse tlgg an sp ns9 a.
co. o. The bss Germ ald American feho3
ro asg7.d CIV sad large All Sth elected
propose es ta 70 -. a. vsl bile resToc5 {
both sexe1 aud tie s scek sEd H'rsa esheF Sith The
bacon, oGrl sad ter 10 o. th~' the haa
9th cay EroNI-e hEif Atunan;y VIA al ths e
Ss tend 90 bali ssh he remainder In tw, ~
our years with Ia rot be rl' diy OF pe SOFA
,e,u,i Nv ard G deed F,r til peru
ope ~, all anu go c-sh, h.t ain edit Of
months With 1ss - Aaesi isSsa 0J sotao's nave vel &C.
Pr pos r. vz-,h,es privately before ds5 ofsal- rag
made ins UNIVERSITY o. HrGni, Or 30 grsrk u hnor
ESQ, n Gohr1Ntt, ssrrg Tho . 2 NJ, te Leg 'at7Ts
NJ. ths sy-f,-r JOHN d IeCg
tnh9i-E,1Ed Acs.ng EVER o. ChAs. MiHCs, dtcj
.Er- The above sale pos posed uai Wednesday, the
az. as -: a. ''''' q" ''''''' JBH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
CHsGoKG WARRIORS OR streets sere enli,c

CEERoEH WARRIoRs Oar streets ere enli'ered or
YesyFdAy he s,riysl Of rse corp INV OF Cherokee
W,Icrs, from The mountainous reFilR Of Moth Caro-
tins. Tnes2 "ctLdEen Of the rest" have been tnls;td
10 tie Cen ederate service y Hjar korgl7 Third 7
nessae K gjueEt. TIE company s'ready here lumber.
1hoa. hgaGred AID thirty, End lsain that SsioI
Moran expects TO raise hs;'eoa composed par Is OF
rbe.e i.lns--who predict, will d good service
FiJh heir uler"g uGi-r the lead Cf the ga'iaLt
jor Ills eer, We rrst say, deserves the lighest
pa fc- he is5 asaoe zal and eneIg7 as displayed
tae eui' msut OF many vAulb!s recruits irom tie
SSo-iEila. p7pl'Nuon.
,h:s SOS i Is bl' Justice TO say that be rscev,
ms--rsl i'd ard suprar: from that dis ggs5ed militia
chief au Gen. ksltGv, whose enthusiasm and gslIuuy
have become Pfcyerb al The G'usr,l kes bis marx
wlef,v he 90 Nobody who Ass seen sid heard
MstEdzy ever lssgPt b.tl.
t. d TALON has gene mo csuN AZ Flint II y, and
.ve . ard h.r g55lad CImS DC COZ o. Ola" 10
~ C. al The Distinguished C5orkes c,ei e TIA; sme
" .gs r,mlius lie Du'isi On M.j9r II rsaus farm, 1t
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RG7yBi L REGISTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL SO. issa.

LARA EROH RAxIcO--NsNs fIon Mexico 70 tae lst
iassAnt cas- been received An Aeaaut o. the Spanish
RsEin5nt label ID, while on the march 70 Ora 'ba
having separated a Snort dislAsce from lis corps was
scrpris.d by Mexican Guerilla ami captured b. the
IIsh He vas dragged scne d!s;anes and deeapitAted
bu stra-ge to cay, tot robbed. /. has created graf
sensation among the allies.
The .xicAh General Rablesey PCzlels vas ca tired
b. the JaarI Government On bis way to the coast and
sentenced 70 dSatb. The Allied Powers at Or zlbl OF
insd an order from Two o! the Mexican MINISTER'S at
a. paos 70 respite hin; but before could be receive
he vas shO,. He sas a of high POsdoG-hSd be'
ais.er Of War aud AexeAn Minister at Washington.
Hi slOCkicg dsath had caused profound sensation
anO0g the allied forces.
General Almoa;e vas with the french army, and had
is-usd proclamation 70 bis oOunHymsa favorable to
motaIchiA institutions.