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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
FOREIGN INTERROGATION.

To Ms Editor Of the Whig:
A muoh has been said about foreign Intervention in
the presCE sectional war; the following views arc pre-
sented A. being true, and ought TO remove all 'Spccta
ton of ia ance from any quarter In the present srug
ele for national independence.
Ist The European Governments, particularly France
and Great Brtaiu) doubtless, fully believing in the
ability Of the Confederate people to maintain their indie
psudcncc, forcseeug the future consequences in
commercial point Of view. They knoS that the deeper
The North runs in debit the heavier then, direct taxa
ton among the people for the next generation The
Northern people, having loaned tho Federal Government
the money to carry the war, cannot repuda!e the
pubc debt without running thems,lSea and having no
exports beyond 900 annually, cannot rais"
sixth Of the annual aRount needed, without resort
ing to dir1 ct tax ton. This lifetime burden necessar
ly places them ia condition similar TO European dow
ernmens and thus enables the manufactures produced
by their cheap labor to compete uccssiuy In the
future With Yankee manufactures.
al Under the present blockade, the price OF raw cot
ton in the South is about on, halt its usual value and
fourth OF its real value n Great Britain and thus
the cotton crop liable to he bought up by the Euro
nsap esplists and the Southern peOps lose several
hundred millions Of dollars by the sAss now going on in
tho South A English capital is abundant, and without
profabIe Investment tho purchase OF the cotton crop at
he present low rates will enable the English manuiActu
rer To underse the Yankee competitor after the war,
even supposing both admitted inIo Southern ports on
the same terms.
Under these supposed AcP, what can be expected oI
Earope but to wait patiently knowing thu issue OF th''
contest and to reap the double advantage OF bu5ng the
cotton crop OH such terms as to defy Yankee compe
tiln throughout the word.
The South can and will come out assfuly in thii
war and nothing should bs sold for fIrsgl mTkets bo
lore the war terminates the ports are opened Tor com
merca purposes aud they ought not To expect otheI
nations to 20 against their future interests for the sake
of any temporary expediency When tho tmc comes
the will end aud foreign intervention noed not b'
expected ill that went O. r. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

Tux RULING PAssros.-It Is reported that our Yankee
invaders at Port Royal going rapidly forward with
tue establishment OF their colony, which they call
Nep .Seoph We il slated that they already have
steam sawmill at work We shall not be surprised 10
that they have clock factory In operation In the
Of few weeks, and that they have set the
rAbands 10 raising garde sass" for the supply Of the
NeS York and Boston markets- Sav. N,tss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
RICHMOND wHIG.
[From lie Norfolk Day Botk.l
HYMN POR THE TIMKs.
Arl:-" God Slre as King"

God Of the brave and fee Prot Sct with thv am.
Hathtr Of ali. tathte Keep ffom every harm,
Oar voice Aise, Our cause maintNini
P,r all thy blessings ,hovn, May We victorious be,
For deeds OF msrcy done ffom m ie invaders nee,
Thy guardian OonquerJrs ~ land aud sci,
Accept our praise. Ani peace g-la.
Nov In our deep darea, Then when our land shall be
On delgn our cause to bless, Restored to liberty,
And lie q our prayer; Our Hod the Lord;
Now vi lie the din o war, Peace aud rosRerlty.
And th6 lnpd eAnnon's Nh u al our boid Tssee,
Resonnd from sht re 10 share, May us AHai1n be-
be EVER near Tru.tlng Thy NOTd.
Oh shield the day Tiel let the Aise he Siven,
Of battles hercs array, ny all In ATth apdi eavsn,
l.zt hone dsspA Alone 10 thee
Nay AL with hest aud hand To thJ we'd sing,
A nsm uAited nd Our stblrnt h0nsIs bring.
Resolve stand And hall thse for king,
Nor danger fcar. heraaiiy.
NORFOLK, Va Feb. II, 1852
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

Gxx BEAuasalRD-Ws have authentic Information
Of Gsu Bsauregi arrival at Oolumbn. he reaoled
there on Saturday evening, AID on Monday dispatches
rom him wers received Ia this ciy.-N. y. Bee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

RE-ELfsnSG.-We are pleased TO find that nearly the
whole force on General Houes line of the Lower Po,'
mac and Rappahannock Is will be In for the
war. With few exceptions, all the twelve mouths reg
ments ay turned themselves for the full term, and
tho balance, no doubt, will This is cheering. Va
p,;,,Jtoa .Jp,rr,.ai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

A very tedious fellow annoyed Douglas Jerrold very
much by his everlasting long stories, and on one occA.
-In he related having heard song by which be was
Il lite carried away. Douglas, looking round asked II
4. ny one present could sipg that song.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

DONEsTIC GARDENING An exchange has the follow
ing, as al EXCELLENT system OF gardening for ladies
Make up your beds early in the morning, buttot
on your hsb da shirt; do not raks up any grieyancef
proect the young and tender branches OF your family
ant smile Of good temper In your fase; aud carefully
ras all angy feelings, and expect good crop of happ
mesa, b
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

gentleman in Dawson, Terrell county. Ga, has sue
cccded in making cotton cards, and Is now engaged ir
manufacturing IA them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

Al rge sale in this city yesterday OF coffee that has
run the blockade the bulk Of two hundred bags
was sold at prices ranging from SO to 6s oents-Ooi
BUS Enquirer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

The ckesnut trees In the neighborhood Of Outhbsrt,
q orgia, are clothed in living gren."
Marie Nathalie, daughter OF The lanented Col. DrsuT
.no f,l at Bslhe, has been adopted BY the State Of
Lou eiana
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

The following gentlemen have been elected BY the
Florida Convention to compose the Executive OouLcil
ii that State hessrs n. Pspy and Smith SmkiIs, Of
hs Middle; W. ID. Barnes Of the West and J. A. Wig.
ins of ths East
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

General Walker Of the Gsorgia State troop, has issu
ed un ordsr iorbiidng the shops ia Savannah selling H.
ouans of a,y Kind TO the soljers The publican very
D. rlinsny asks whether officers are 'sodis" within the
meaning OF the order.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

II our readers deere TO know how their hearts can bt
III de rong for every extremity 10 this contest let then
I. fer to the last verse OF the thirty first psalm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
NUMBER

GIOaG'A PIsAscEs.-soms Of oar ~
ticed sone days since that Cover NOD
to pay Secretary hemminger from
dolars on the Georgia quota Of ID
provided hr. hemmingcr would I
per cert interest \ the moncy shc(
the a,e 10 ths Con fsderAcy on he hisl o.
This PROPOSE n Na' de- ned BY NJ. \. mmi1
brown having the money on hand, and no imn
for II, then deposited Il With the Agents of the
racy In Augusta and Savannah under q hts act
gress which authorz any persou having gold ~
ur 20 'iederas Tn asury notes TO male deposit on
call with these Gcvernmept agenis vi oh dtpost under
the act draws interest till OIL ed for a ak per cent Th,
amount thus deposi ed by Governor Brosn at 81 par
under the act of Congress u $4,000 900. Ou the
rst day Of April next when tho Confederate var tax
eomes Cue from the Sae the Governor will ca for tho
money with the siI per cent. aud u have placed 10
ths credit Of the Stale In pay msnt OF the ur He will
also be prepared TO pay advance the balance Of the
sum due by the State the Secretary Of the
Treasury Ia able TO inf,m him. from The returns Of the
aasess ~, What will be GeoreAs full quota OF the tax.
We are infHmsd that tho bds for sssen par cent
ale boz ds at par ar, coming 10 rapidly and viii pIobs'
lily far iceed the whtle amount 70 be issus1 Bids
have already beeu made fos large BY capitalists OF
other Stats which the Governor has been obliged 10
IL elm" ~ lie has fs ii his dniy 10 give The preference
TO citizins aid corporations ef this State.
The portion tf the public debt which falh due this
year Ia being promptly paid at maturity. Geotgia's
debt s small and her abundant Her ssv
gu per cent bonds eagerly sought after by tspal
sts and very hard 10 obtain the number 10 be
sued Gill supply but small part Of the demand for
hem
The State Read Is paying 10000 per meath iIto he
Treasury Of the State as usual-Fsdsrai Unio~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

p.uy Papsr Is per Anuaa RsnkWsskly eS NsskJ -,
v,v In aagsass RsaADoss Ay hs nAas - M ma o. NE
All evidence AAfsa - Ne aapee e
lsi,srta me Post Ozes oOntAinnI aonsy.
ApFeHFM1a =.
uas Hsssra u0 nnsa) lsss, Ona Insertion
kAch AdIluoaAi iassraon. zee. -
oas asatA viihoui AllsrAtoa. ...............'S %
rnrsS - 10 .--.-..s.........'dS 10 ~ ~
MH Z
rvsivs d - ...........''.-'''SSs9 % ~ ~
1sna fhree
H1 n.onihA. - N
Twelve monAha-.s ss-.Ho -
r aavesssnt " bs oooadl ei by NE nonlh or ysst
Gass sPeasd ths SsAassPt previously Aseei upon
tween Ne PArucG ..... -.
Ssr of S connasd an ordered sa and PAJ
aHActcd acc0rdingiy. ,-.--.-
Raaut AVOID Misunderstanding
AZ s pNt tof hs Advertiser proper 70 state dasnt
IA. r privileges only eEtenl their imnodAie busnea kai
lt,t Lg.l other Advertisements sent By them 70 DC an
ndLuonA chNrye, and no yvriANon- ..- , -
~ Rsal ntss General Ayen Aavsiuse'asne not " es
ae by thu year be charged al The usual rAis uosca
. such Msc0ants ahsn be agreed upon.
~ Boatscs ani yearly Aiversss generally engaging oLe
Ar ors apuGsz the prveSe OF change shan noA on eI
VsAy avsrar week. Insert than the Aneuna
isTsi apoa - s,Aadns rule gns ne Sonss And all '1'ea
sgg .ach AMOUNT 20 be charged a. the usual rates =
ytaaents iuserted In me seniNekly Nlis AZ u eehi
a. slaaYs leas @ he ea. Insertion and SO cen"
g .Iu.rc eontnaNnec, or u Secky, Is eenH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

GooD HIr "A lady correspondent Of the Charleston
CJlrisr 10 Icing the number Of "shouldef afaps"
aungug about the public resorts In ChGleston puts the
following three paragraphs In print fhsy u sslt 9TH
er laiiludes besides Charleston tH- . ...-.
lst Il would be gratifying TO the ladies' 10 fever
Ulcers and men at the doors OF the hots and 10 know
a. they In camp for ",he hotels in danger
am told General Beauregard said TO sons oficsrs
urng the bombardmrut Of Fort Sumtsr. =
3D. The ladies are mortified 10 see many intoIicat
soldiers staggering through the streets, and would
'nke !! as favor u the officers in command would bs
m, re particular In granting such men furoushs 10
/, the city. 80
b. They would advise the young men Of the city TO
hury up and volunteer. am told, II they DO NOT and
loungng about the and bulletin be ards
me Of them may receive dol baby hoop skirt,
o something Of the kind
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

VALuABLS IRON PnoPsnTl ipIB n,dns,tE E1 rno.na,a:
Miller Iroa Work., stu .ei 10 the county O.
Port Republic vrnia l6 miles dstant from the Nrsnis
urosd This property contains about 2UJ sefes ol Ah
Ia re lrton OF with nb suit bls ioI eoanns pp
mo Furn.ee Is host eonstrueuon, WIN pon sAei
nj arstrsts engine attached The ore banks oeleve
70 be neIhausbe nieatto The fu mace an1 con a
@ mi, N or, suitable making the most valuable Iro TT
"a ,,n.,ed on N, aout River hv one OF he vse Pos
.r. vr ns capabe mskns desired qainuy o. hoS
IN tb. prem,,s good Grit a1i nav NIL eomotuh
nng Houses all necessary Out Houses all convenient aia
sooJ rsIair The prOpe has been ad Tor une and nr
sre nav putting works 10 operation but anIiousy DC
IA eIose aux aas TO SELL AMI can mai
an With tn, essees 70 turn over 10 purchaser @
snd. ,oef kc hired purchs,ed on reason
his purchaser the adyantAse Of 81 once
with some means know bsttsr opportunity Of making
money. go, ,,-,-..., "A
de- Benjamin Crawford Stanton, YA or John Lewis fo
Republic, Virginia r,,.,uv os.v,opn
i.ra-an JOsRPH SMITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

OFF on RIoHhoN0 . PnrEesBUla RAlLsoAD 20,
Rishmond, Va, February H. lseI }
ns and amer Mouday, the l1th inst TIE uhl Iran ~
~ this road vi kehmond a. quAitef ssses -
o. s.dsf Ave, 4. ~, - AsfssoioIs. .o.fsi ss,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

ID published. By authority Of The Secretary war under ,se
oeer Of the Adutaat Gene aip O1cs ths
raj part contains al the mAer 70 The Quarter hAers
py Il and Medical Departments ineasive OF NE "
army R.fustoas Price o. ~ mall pos psd- fhs Whole
pes. viii be ready In February and sold Of NE sane
orieeb und. frh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
DAYID S..N:. CARELL,

ATIORN tiI AT LAW.
IRATIOE u All he Oouts Of the counties Of Nelson an
A,aherI Ne xii asud 70 Aay lac besness entrusted 'e
h be- thc Allaoeut coanuea- -, =, -
50 kIirsss Tys kiysr warehouse ?. o., heson o., Va
t..a=lV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

e PHILIP RAHM, e
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
RICHMOND va.
MANUFACTURER OF
Portable Stationary STEAM ENdN ofany required power
with either Locomotive. yiue Cylinder Boilers;
81 GAR MILLS CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, IRONS T0R VIR-
rICAL SAW MILLS, GRIsr MILLS, DRAINING MAoHINEs,
sWSGLE, LATE and PLAISISG SAcHsE',
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
and all klods Of
CASTINGS IN IRON and BRASS
MEDAL oF HoNOR for as St't Portable Sea-" ka0i"s
Ne RErras by permsslon 10 Governor Henry Wise, Mess
Warwick BArksdae Dunlop, honeue Co., and HsSa oren'
shaw - Co.
In, ,u suanee Of the WILL Of Philip Rahm. decd tSs -
:; 49, y. PRANK kshi. aud ali ord ss
ercsussd s-tt.s9l-e@l t:s
per dozen for them defv
B-ker's, Druggists, eofne
er's New Drug store, ca
Laboratory, on Venabe
jas
nRRxs FOR THE Al
~ aud Dress Of the Army;
plates, with explanations. Price "
Al wholesale and retail by J. W. RAsD0Iti 4
MILITARY GsUnIL LETTs-ss ds.h superior
Back Oauntletb, stote oi 'a'e W D"''
II aMPBL SCK LAMP BLACK. In quantities 10
IL 81 the trade manufactured aud for sale b. a.,
feiT PET.RsoH co.. lto Main ST.
VIOLIN sTRINGs.-.Oot Coz. vi,lln and Banjo srirgt
fs,3 u '"p'O' ''''' W PETERSON 4 CO., 1855 Main st
BARHKLs ALCOHOLIC 'alehy novr %
w s,IshS w. p TUyAi
,uppnly 80 ~ rnsny mat c.Ivad and for sale nv
u fsIs p. DUvAL., cor. Man and l0ih sts
LAND FOR SALE.
proprietor Sasrs ior sale % S"s .o a. veil sJsps
s production OF and Cotton land In the state
P n land an ss. o% the
Ios gver which empes anOrng nne steamboat nas
,s 4, su,se,tible Of nsIIng nns crop year
Terms one third cash. balance two annual insamen
onns Of the same " be taken in negro p'SPeR, R,sp dSsrs'
hi. l,ndus) Y,rOo kvsr, care Of u ,sv Drop.
NOTICR.
.,UE sub,s,ber ha, removed his business formerly CARED
The store on the l2l aud Main streets to the
sI be hsppy % see s friends and Also all WHO
uh 70 have any pppen his stock Paper Hansnss i,
stu sS SFs' and he selling :" about '' W. A. wATEaa
PPLBs.-aO bb Apples Just received & and 70. ,nls sy
xtILITARY CLO- HING,-Gre, UnIrorm con,, GREY
regulation ''s' of beat n.''''' 'na salbws WIN ~Iifiss
,sb5 lis and lis Vain street
VALuABLx IRON PROPERTY .I,. E0E naosa.,s sAIE; (:
Miller Iroa Works suei 10 the county q % r. ~
sosI TS. property contain, about 900 acres Of Ian
Ia "a portion with tab suit o % hn pu,pS %
,x,r md artr.s engine attached The ore bank, believe
ns,haasss are sGns nsae e mos, valuable iro Tt
rye situated on u, aout River hv one OF ne Pos
srs 10 Vr.n. ss. Tood Grit .aJ saw Mn ecnors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
LAW CARDS.
. n TSHFOcE.
REEFOGT u WALLER,
LTTOgSGYS AND C0uhSILLORS AT Law,

A R-E,o.ayt Ailsadon 10 Collection And Land Gains
E,ssEscGA-sAmusl NJ GNrlSnd, AmherSi o. ", Va Johr
f.op Jr Amherst Q. r., Va; Garland ChrlsiAa Lynch
ears Va; Masey spcsI do; Judge n ~ Burtord, DAla
r-ttr uan. ~ a. Dzrncu, do. mhp-IAeB
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DIRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. APRIL

on the ground end unable to offer any resistance.
Tho nnder,gned ayails himseli Of this occasion to
fer MsiorC Gen. Curtis assurances Of bis high con-
sideraiion and eseen. ALhLhn fRE,
Biies6er General Prov Army u o. NJ commissioning Depsf'
msnt Of Indian TerriorJ. ,,,- r,-,
forces in A ksnsas.
COPY OF ORDERS REFERRED TO IN ABOVE LETTER
Uy,por,srKss DEPARTMENT INDIAN TsRRIToRrl
DwIGHr MI.sIoS, CnERoxks NITioS.
SprcIu ORprn. No. 1.-The Commanding Gen.
erI with great regret makes known TO the troops OF
the departnent that D the action OF fruay, lhe hh
of March. he saw with horror person unknown TO
him. and who Immediately passed BEYOND Dis sight,
shoot a wounded enemy, PROSTATE upon inc erouno,
and begging for mercy. NO degree Oh bravery Gun
atone Tor tnch an atfocious act Of barbarons and
wsnton cruelty. Exclaimed against by all VINO VII
messed il Its odnm ought not 10 attach 10 The troops
under bis command, but only 10 the pefpetra,or.
Oltep "a snch acts of iDbumanty have beeo done ny
the enemy, the Indian troops are nplored IN no case
hereafter 10 follow their cruel EXAMPLE, nee the
brsvest should be always the most reahy 70 spare
fallen foe. =,
The commanding General has learned with the
utmost pain and regret that one, at least o .ne enc.
my's dead was found seal ped upon the held. ibat
prac ice exces horror leads 10 cruel retaDaon, ana
would xpose the Conieder rate States TO the just REP
reherton Of all civilized nations ii The lndan al
iies of the Northern States continue H. let reclamation
in kind be us.d as 10 Them alone and those who with
them may invade the indian country and sanction H.
Against forces who do not sanction IT, It II perempto-
lilly forbidden during the present war.
Commanders of regiments, battshons, ana compa-
MES Of Indian troops ia the Confederate service,
Will cause The foregoing order to be read and in'
terpreted to their respective commands, ana VIII use
all possible meens to prevent preparation o. 'he
acts censnie ed hereby. .....u.
By order Of Brig Gen. PIKE FAYETTE HEWITT,
Captain and Assistant Adju'sptoene a.
RFPLY or GIN. CURTIS
uEApQU.GTERs Army THK SouTH WEST
CR0ss TixBhRs, March ~. 1857 y
general: Yours of The I'D, expressing yonr alb
horrence a, certain Instances of cruelty on the bat
Tie field Of Pea Ridge 10 duly received and fully ap-
preciated The matter has already been subIe.t oi
| correspondence with Gen. Van Dom.
l cannot expect Indian regiments TO practice CIV
ized warfare and regret 10 zee resot TO such bel
liserent elements in this unfortunate war.
The imputalon in your order, OF cruelty to prs.
oners and the Of savage alice" GU tho part OF
the United States is entirely gra,niious, and looks
too much like IN apology In excuse for what your
letter aud conscience ~ strictly condemn.
avail myself, General, OF this occasion to assure
YOU recprocae the personal regard expressed by
you. would prefer that We were iiiencs rather
than foes.
s. X CURTIS, Msjor. General
To Gen. PIKE commanding Indian Army ColisdeFsies
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a Unionist The Rebel was killed. the Unionist
escaped unframed Six months before the battle,
the Rebel youth had given an elegant supper
to his college mates at Harvard and only went South
at the Urgent solicitation Of his father.
Among the many testimonials Of appreciation
given to Parson Brownlow, is proposal to present
him with printing press, Of 7" Hoes Last Fast"
Com. Foo.e has made bic ten strike. Prentice
SAWS there 10 not Drawer soul earth than the soul
of our FoOte.
The Rev. w. w. Hayward has been invited tt
supply the pupi; of the Universallst Church in Paris
On Tuesday, Collector Barney received, threust
tho Department Of State, at Washington, tes'imo
malls from her Brittsnic Majesty's Government 10
Can't. Isaac Jennings of the American chip William
Chamberlain, Capt. John d. Morrison OF the snil
Universe, and Capt. Belcber F. ThurIow OF tho bari
Lucy King, in recognition Of their services IN les
cuing from perils at sea, the masters and crews o
the British barks Garland, Kenmore, and Euglsh
man.
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p...rnuers Sailed

IN .esrrip Chino for Iir1pool oad Queens:oscr-Mr and
Nh. A. Ys,eot, FIsnce; bred T. eckss New-fork J. ID
Eli, Phlsdrllhis Mr. BAKER and child Philadelphia ars.
Keekow Nsa.Yofs; Mrs Jane Elizabeh Wstson, New"
York: j. + Pruiu &C. Ne~Yors. II. " Sanford DOooq1e'
Iowa. Mr.. .,d NJ. D. P. Rnm'.y Butsio Lieut. Z. "
Broashou H. NJ. 4. Medesi Mr Rumssy y boiais; . IL
Hion, Nsv.fors, Col Low. Enslald: Msj Msyne, En-
Gland Xsdame Br-,i,che and Children, new on
M. Cezard Franc de la Grange f,arss; Mr' Niadls-
ton New.Y ork Mr, Dsns. Troy H. Brooke fhnsaes
phisi o. L. Rhen W. Rhen. Philsdelpbia' A. N AsI,
ScwYort; r. Wstkns and sou, bsniton h Arnold. New
York Richard Ga,s.d Plisdepbs. Wm. Resde New.YoIsi
J. Aeurder. LiyeTroo, Mi.s Sarah Gibos Alfred Jos, D.
BrnweIl Nj. and Mrs. Z. A. Pot. Mr. and Mp. H. W.
Heks ar aud srs WImeardius 3childen and ser7snss
Mr. and Mrs h. II. Wey nsa aud DAUGHTER NJ and An IL
A. smytoe aud dapslers. Ne~-foik Z. T. Martin Cr-
sds; Mr.. aud Mrs John Vets n AR. W.; mrs " 8
Lincoln Boston Z. Hirk u. Aiiuer 90 The Asetnne
Con. L. NJ. Rogers Livvrpoo NJ. aud i'd. w Or.enoek
and etce Germantown 4. Areedkne, Erglsnd Bo"ies
B. aosles Springfield. Mass Mm II. bord.an. w Gordon,
A. VolpBe Max J. Fireman. New Iors Hoiry re"osi
Ueorss Nevosl Philsde pb,s; + B1Tge.s, bossoni q.
Creighton trorgr A. Hesr hewYork; ). d. Rice, hs.i-
ton Leopold seiismsn New York Capt assoery 10th
-1ent Enrsro Maj Hunter. "a ssud: Mr.. snd hr- b
Gr.gg and children is a. joe Ls.op. Deyihn IL
BAssT. b Tucker. J. A. Sim. New.ie'k; GO. ana Mr,s
B,deelsnd and child. Richmond lrd has WHEEL o. r.
Bacon. hewyoiAi Csp. J1' Mcdowell hiaooe', spain
Geo. s. John-on. A. WI nlrrding fofk; w. H. Russell,
LII. d., London; e. r. Johns, CaLaoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11
ANOTHER mDNAPPIyG CASE.

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About ak weeks ago . '0iJrro fanny -
"iI to,o Other negro women, cane 10 this ci'y iro"
Prince Georss County Mar, aud. All placed toe.i'
.eIyee rndlr military proIec.ion-io other "orn.,
r. were decaieI "conl rabanda." Ino Ian
w., IN, ed 70 ma named William Bme, who' !. -
alleged by tho II, gro -, hns bean ergagea " 49,
rI,, il,.Il sgnihSs tie Government. The tWo h'b'o
,',o.rn belonged To- a man named Bird, VITO, :, Id
,sii. holds eslamis,i in tho Rebel army IN VIZ
short time aftsr their arrival in this city, the
,egr mans wife was employed by an OLD wldo"er
IN Ihe Nsvy.Yml, named Brown, TO Iake chs,so u
Iis domestic affair." aud was assigned sins', o'-"'
;no Ia the rear of browns house, place oi abode
foe bei,ef aud children. The Husband aud the other
women Obtained quarters in Duff Greene ROW. gu
About . week ago, the negro mans wie gave
birth 10 child, and was c0uhDed 70 bef peo 'of