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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-18
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General Dsa1sseasa. I.
I6s DtstAAof syllA, ~ nsss fortunate man
II whom ~ have any account. had Ne came
conAdsnes In ha good lack, that Napoleon 10
sAid 70 have had in his stAr. He erected .
Tsnpls to Fortune, and when praised for his
,alsats, always replied that hs had rather BE-
praised for his fortune In The saus spirit, .
Gssseh minister i've believe II was Cardinal
MAsarn, always asked, when General was
recommended for any enterprise, "ess u Aes-
vss - e. 10 hs fortuaasSs'') There Il, In fAet,
in the mind OF every man, asapsrssation, not
always svowsd, which ineliaes 70 . belief in
lack. Come msn ere bora - fortnns, and
scns have fortune thrust upon them.
Gen. BsAaregArd seems TO b one Of these
fortunate individual He 10 always succsssful.
Everything he undertakes seems to prosper.
Everything indicates HE claim to DO one of
thoss happy psrsons whose prosperity con-
,inuss % long, and is 30 uninterrupted, that
they come al last 70 he considered "Aen of
Destiny" Wherever he happens to bs-whe-
Their he commsnd in chief, or act under an
othsr-the.s good fortune 10 always present
His talents are Creative believe nobody
doubts them. But the best part of it is, that
whether their exercise b the cause or not,
fortune essns 10 be in love with him, One
cause OF that may be, that he 10 still young
and good looking, and we all know what
Louis XIV. said TO Marshal Villeroi. when
the latter waited on him. expecting terrible
blowing up on account of HE just having lost
the battle Of Families. " 1t is not TO be won
derel ct, Marshal; Fortune is y woman, and
you and are Old Now, there 10 no doubt
.bat If Bsauregard live long enough he will
be old, too Bat, for the present, we believe
10 his fortune. The tickle goddess, in our
opinion, IL not yet disposed to Discard her
votary. Itis pleasure to us always to know
that he lie present on any great occasion. We
always feel confident on such occasions that
we shall soon hear some good news.
The belief in Beauregsrd's talents is, as We
have said, very general. l. is 20 with the
Confederatss, and, what ia more, it 10 % with
the enemy. The people feel degree Of se-
ourity when they know that he 10 present
any whore that is quite unacooantabis. The
enemy feel correspondent difidence in their
own plans and officers. He always exposes
his person with the greatest frsnkness. Yet
he has never been wousded. Like Alexan.
der the Great, Hannibal, Cesar, Marble rough.
Frederick, Washington, Napoleon, yelling
ton, he esems to bear charmed life. Are
not these sure indi cations of MAN of Des-
.tiuy'-of a man designed by Providence to
work out some great work-of q man under
the protection Of the higher powers TIE
Rev Mr.. Davis foretold the lofty mission Of
Washington, from the narrow escape he made
In the battle in which Braddock was defeated
and slain. Providence, he thought, would
nsver have led him unscsthsd thr cugh such a
furnace Of fire, unless it had some great
work for him to accomplish. Might not the
eame inference be drawn with respect to
Beauregard
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LATER NOAfHERN NEWS.
The New York Hrald, OF the l4ih, contains
the following:

HRws 1RoK wABHlHafON.
WAsHIsoTos, April l3.-~he President has
approved the joint resolution suggested By
him. declaring the United States ought to
any State which may adopt the gradual
abolishment Of slavery. The District Of Co.
iumbia abolition bill will probably be laid
before him for action tO-morrow.
m aticn has boon received from Gen. Jack.
sons lamp tina. Gen. .Bsauregard was dead.
This rumor IL not credited here.
Ths 0oMmittee on the Conduct Of the War
have COMPLETED their examination Of wit
nesses IN YezArd to the alleged atrocities Of the
rebels at Bull Run, and win this week make
. personal inspection at that place. and soon
thereafter present their report. Members Of
tho COMMITTEES say IL 10 true, according to the
testimony Of Gov. 6rragus and many others,
THAI 10 some cases the graves which con tanned
ne Dc dies Of cur soldiers were opened
and the bones >of tbs dead carried on to be
ladies to append to their guard chains, 80 :,
wptie skulls we're used for drinx ing soards. -
Those Of our dead inferred by them were
placed with their faces downward, and. in
The oarbarlties In resLect TO our dead are
not, 1t IL farther said by the same authority,
exceeded by ans thing the history Of the last
tour thousand years Affords, the details being
: The comuittee, under the resolution Of In. .
quiry, ars rscsiving teattmonp from Pea
Ridge, showing eincontestb y that our dead
were MT ouiy SeA)ped By the Yehel's Indian
Allies, but IN other respects outraged. the
brains Of the wounded, too. icing beaten out
~ clsbs. thus -onfruhtng the previous news
SDAper reports.
tbe rsbsalous ladies 9reenhow, III orris and
baxlsy have not yet packed their tYunks tor
the So nth, a. they are required 70 do under
the deciston Of the Oommts~onePs and the OF.
der OF the military Governor. TAey Ars al.
lowed % remain uatil their prsparasioOs n.
the restraints pm. upon them b. the Cow m.
msnt ~ uneasily asisver. Nrs 0reel how II
quite orscalar In refeFence 70 the campaign.
She predicts that q ~. MoOlellap will not he
able 70 strixe blow Ut Yarktovfn for many
days, and when no does he will 'ha defsa ID
by tbs rebel army which Will b. ON hundred
aud twenty. nvs thcusand s'rocg. She AYERS
that the political enemies OF No slealaA heft
are intriguing 10 have him defeated 50 that he
can b. pat oat ofthstr way, and tnsipates that
the rsosls being aware OF this. sAAps lAsas
plans aecordiasly -. ..,nn
The 6llnwing AtspascA hayp hssu received
81 the War department Lass
naAs1Lssoso. ys..Agtn ", Z
II evsats happsA 6 yesksoWA ealiine g.
nose .sUrgiaal 80 thAn our troops esve q
EeanAanA.I vii aenA several % 81 -.
eminent surgeons ~ teuporsry earvtsS q
40 oxuonaa . he GoVefnnenS sAve neU
snnnenor Won IS Apd trom. HfteA4e Sak.
eeon 8hAlno. ot ~ veym0nt osl3a0A vuA
iasora yosM az; "a az ss
0oveeaos eeVsraoas.
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The psvrls Of the North ~ greatly given
70 sxtravagansj ubilasion. whilst representing
the SoasA - N .excitAbls and demonstrasivs
race, and thssnselvss prs-eminensly rational
and sober minded. We truth y directly the re-
vssss. The ksnisiag Of Kossash, the crazy
demonstrations over the Atlantic cable, the
furious soadying Of the Prince Of Wslss, sad
hundred IKE examples prove what manner
of men they are. Those oslsbritiss Sxcissl
little sensation In the South. During the last
war With Eugland the Yankees illaminated
and hurrahsd over every victory, and when
the war was ended, they illuminated and hus.
sasd because psaos had come. In every vic.
tory Of this war they have arsd salutss, rung
bells, and made themselves generally frantic
The great battle Of Manassas, 90 the other
hand, wss not celebrated 10 the South BY any
pubic demonstration, nor did any Of our vic
tories call forth any such childish exhibitions
Our people have felt and acted with the &C.
briefly and simplicity. Of men engaged In q
great work. The Yankee success At Done
son capped the climax of their madness. such
sxtravssancs Is they exhibited in thsir self
plorificstion was never before perpetrsted by
a people 10 their senses. For the hundredth
tine they were sure that the war had come
to An end. and that the whole South was in
their clutches. The plain old saw, not 70
hurrah till you are out Of the woods, Is I'M
worthy their consids ration What great re-
sults have folio we'd the fall Of Donelsonf II
has had no other effect than 10 awake the
South from its lsthargy, 10 rsdoubie i's ener-
giss, and intansify Its dsterminati N to die
in the laat ditch rather than surrender its IN
dependence The battle of Shiloh has since
shown them thai the work, not Of conquering
the South, bat of taking the cities OF
the Mississippi Valley, is not fairly began
We never read in print such glori6cation o.
An army, Of its men, its discipline and equip
usnis, ~ those which the Yankees uttered
about the grand Federal army that was moving
III Ccrinth, nor a more contemptuous account
shau they gave of the Southern forces at Co
rnth The DO asting last year about the Grand
Army Of the Pc tomac afforded the only thing
that approached parallel. They were going
to bolt Johnston, Beauregard, Bragg, &c,
at q mouth ful. But look at the result. No
sooner were they away from the protection OF
their gunboats than their superior numbers,
discipline and equipments availed Thorn no.
thing, and another Manassas smot. them TO
the earth. We believe that thus it will be to
the end; but the South will continue to fight
on. fight ever, and leaving to the North the
peurile part of bowling itself hoarse over in
decisive achievements, and Boosting grandiio'
quently of victories before they are WOO,
address itself with ind0mitabc determination
and mex haustible constancy to the great work
of our Independence.
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PROBABLE SUICIDE "A person calling him.
self j. n y. Rutiedge, IAeufsnant In the
Texas cavalry. hss my.teriOa siy disappeared
from the Globe Hotel, In Augusta, Ga, and
which he had occupied were found two empty
envelopes, one OF which was directed to .Aou.
J r. Benjamin, Secretary OF War, Rich
mond," a1d had ON 1t the following words
''The acct for os6. 30 will be paid by @. II.
Gent at Richmond, Or Msj g. W. CLARK, at
Ft Smith, Ark"
Cn the other side OF the envelope were
these words:
"Wlll the members OF the n. E. Ohurch
have ms burisdY J d. b. Rutledge, An.
gusta, Ca, April 9Th, 1897
The other envelope IL one Ct the Southern
Express Conpany'S. by which Mr.. Rutledge
seems 70 have forwarded to Savannah, for
for tS46 IL, which Was returned to him with
this endorsement: &c uartermastsr refuses to
paw the enclosed bill. March Stst, 1se3."
On tae blank side Of the en- yslOpe are the
following words:
aHow foolish 1t u for man 10 deprive him
self OF that life granted BY the Almighty for
ussfui purpoaes, but when ian illestble wordl
becomes missry-my life l0r the Ast nv days
hiss been most miserable Ont. In debt, too
proud 20 let strangers know ny ntuation,
no resouIce left but Running eWay or dying
at may be necessary ~ mention that the
latter received for dsliveryt In Arkausss was
ICr6arded to Arkan1aa, enoioeed n ore q 8
friend Of nins. Who viii DO tho bsss ID Ne
.1y Ia. aes was had oas--msys ca
bless tho KIND ifiends have mads In Auxssss.
.sfhs dc is,cas.-may God haze msTcy On
nay soul. Please writ 70 Mr.. }. LAwreneo
bssss. or Nrs 0sorga =. Ntaen, Of Unarlss.
ton, =. u, AID i. A., Randolph, OF ShermAu.
0ssYon couatys TsxAs."
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Selling Liquor by tie Druggists-Several
of the city papers alluded, short time since,
TO the fact that four of the druggists doing
business here had been arrested by order of The
Assistant Provost Marshal for selling liquor in
an unauthorized manner. VS. are enabled, by
the courtesy of one of the parties concerned, to
lay before our readers an official copy of
the proceedings Of the Court-Wartial 10 their
case. In doing 30, it is proper to say, that on
their arraignment they severaly pleaded that
the order to which they had sold the liquor
was believed by them TO hp|'e emanated from
resident city physician, fas directed by law
bat it WAS afterwards ascsrtrined that the
came had been concocted in the Office of the
Assistant Provost Marshal. With this expla-
nation, we submit the proceedings Of the Court
Ma,tisl which read as follows:
HBApa'Rs DkPARfA EaT CT uRssioo,,
Ricamond, Va April IA, 1872. !
Gsnsrai Orders, No. II.
A. general Oourt-MArtiai, assembled In
Richmond, Va, pursue mt to paragra ph two,
Special Ordera No. 81, hesdqcsrtsrs depsrt-
meat Of Henrico, issued Aprii I'd, 1852, were
John T. Gray; Sd, John W Frayser; Am, Il
w. Powers, upon the oiio wing charge:
oHARGI.]
Sale or disposition Of spici.uous Zig uors, or
other intoxicating beverages. To which
charge the prisoners sayerally plead I'd not
the evidence, find the accused, each aud sew
orally OF the charge not guilty, ana do, there
fore, pronounce that the said A. Bodeeer,
John T. Gray, John w. Frayeer, and R.:W.
Powers, are fully and aouorsb bly, ;Aeq aisted.
II. The proceedings In the foregoing eases
are disapproved Of by the Reviewing Omcer,
who considers that the svidsncs presented TO
the Court fully sustains the chsrge pre-
terfed.
The prisoners are hereby Up.iered to be re-
leased fr0To confinement. and they mey con =
gra:ulats themselves upon having escaped
mprited punishment
By order of Brig Gen John Il Wfnder
l.. T.. PAaE, a. =. General.
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The public will be deeply grisved to learn
the death of this distinguished virginisn. He
died In Petersburg on Wednesday night. He
had served with decided reputation in the old
United States Congress, and subsequently,
filled with distinction the important position
Of Minister ut Brasil He was . gentleman
Of the most pure and elevated character, and
his loss will be deeply dsplored by all who
know how to value exalted intellect and I'M
spotted moral worth.
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EAsrERH k1s1Uoxy.-The TaSsvell
cvss. Ut ths l3sh, learns fr@ gent
csntly from the netghboshood OF ne
River Valley, thai the Lincoln Troop
stationed at Piketon and Prsstoasesg
suant TO late order from hssdqunsi
passed down Big Sandy ~ yssss tor ~
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Arr;sstef Pvtsoners.--O On the 18th Of April,
Eve Yaakoes ~ awo 6ousetic traiscre were
rsocived q tho Confe1slats States Military
Prison, h this city. T6s soldisrs were j. 3
captured in Fauquier, April ssh; ALEC, Chas.
W. foster, ., 90, 4lst New York; Warner
Gutbsre. t CO., Ssh New York; Jno- Aruold,
Z co.. Saith do; Frederick Cbarfold, \ co,
54th do; and James Webb, citizen, captured
at Amosvilie, and r. X. Schwsbsl, citizen,
captured at Warreuton, both ~ disl0yai, 9th
April. On the 10th, VIM. n. Martin and VIM
Kennedy, of Co. X, 18th Pennsylvania regi-
msnt, were received at the prison. having
been captured near the mouth OF warwick
rfver. Oh the l3th instant. The two lat named
were part Of McClellan's forces on the PENN.
aula, and have preceded that rsdoubtsble
chieftain in his march to Richmond.
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RsIRAaao % SsA1s Pnuonlas "A has
ern paper Informs n that the follo1N
bers OF the late Maryland Lsgislsss
been ralsemd Aom Fort Warren '-os
fairnA. SPEAKER o. the H0uss; yoaa
DON, DIR. Uhaa. h1c0ill, UlaIk J: jail
Miles Carroll and Aessss. Csoss"
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Newspaper Borroacers.-Several Of our SUBJ
seribers have requested at our hands homily
on the iAconvenient practice of newspaper
borrowing, which we must respectfully de-
cline, because the admonition designed there
by can better be conveyed in homeopathic
doses by the aggrieved parties.
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War W"strations.-This rish and varied
entertainment seems to have won the popular
favor to such All extent that Metropolitan
Hall is the nightly resort of hundreds of the
lovers of the beautiful and wonderful In paint
ing and mechanical art. 1t is quite treat to
see the audiences nightly assembled to wit.
ness the exhibition. To morrow morning a
grand matinee, as usual, is given. We learn
that Lee Mallory, the enterprisin9 manager,
will coon have completed his additional spec
tacle, the great laval battle in Hampton Roads
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HssfsvILLx AID DxcArua Tho army cor.
respondent Of the Savannah R4rstttesm tsls.
graphs from Uortnth that I" the towns Of
Hannvills and Decatur, In Alabama. have
tssn occupied BY the snsmy. This Was ex-
pectsd By our 0saeTais. and ihoald causs no
alarm. when the Fedsrale came 70 the bridge
Of Dsoatur the draw as raissd 81 the officer
II command, toprevent them crossing; where.
upoa TIE enssny Threatened TO she'll the town
II II Mas not lst down. rhs citizens. DESTROYS
Of avsidiag - iirs Of the enemy. prevailed
- thaenUn0 pat is down."
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Husiia1s Court, Apyii l7tA-Present: Re-
corcer James K. Caskis, and fail bench.
James NJ Taylor, heretofore commissioned
as Notary Public by Gov. Letcher, appeared
ard gave bond for the faithful performance OF
his duties as snch.
A moile Pr0sequi was entered in the case OF
X. II. Barnes, indicted for an assault gu ne
gro, ON his paying the.costs Of Court.
Richard Copeland was tried for exhibiting
the game of faro in house opposite the Spots
wood Hotel. His was one Of the edifices 30
successfully stormed by the Mayors indefati-
gable police, who succeeded in carrying
off lot Of valuable but curious furniture,
which they did not know the use OF, IN
horn) The jury, acting On the evidence pc
fore them, which WAS remarkably hlmsy as
regards any faro-6ealing by the defendant, re-
turned verdict of not guilty
Michael Sullivan, proprietor OF Noah's ARK
and other chattles, was put on trial for buy
ing a lot of old iron, supposed to have been
stolen from Joseph r. Anderson aid others
The impossibility of identifying the iron led
to the conclusion that the accused did moi
commit the crime, aud he was let of.
Eleven cages Of issuing email nOtes against
Tbos. J. StArke; fourteen cases against John
F. Regnault, and eleven cases against J P.
Swords, were dismissed on payment of costs
by the defendants
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Icon tobacconivt. residing on Church Hill,
had his right leg broke, on "Wednesday even
inc. by his horse rearing up and falling over
on him. At the corner Of alst and Main sts.--
Our informant states that the doctors pro
caeied to set the wounded limb on the spot
,.bara the accident had occurred.
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TEE ss,zuu OF UAss At BE suDn-

TEE ssIzuH9 OF UAss At Bic sHDn :
reader, will lind on the outside Of r.
aper an account Of an q tru rdinaryG
ON tho Western and Atlantic Railroia
copy from the Augusta cAyo~iels. Of Tasl
some further In tslligence, sho wing hes
70 the TRANSACTION
On Saturday morning eight Ct The
were Arresad and A1tsr being W
whipped. Q nfes- ID that they had bsa(
out from Shelbyville BY the Fedenljs|
the purpose Of 6urntng sho bridges sfs1
Ing mp the track OF The railroad % u n
vent reinf0rcements bsipg sent en- too 4
at Corinih. They state that the para1
bered twenty-five The balance were
large. but would probably b arrests
short time. This was certainly orc y
most bold snd reckless fsats of the W.
had they succeeded In their designs 3
have been Of incalculabis In jury 70 nj
Too much credit cnuAot be auardsd
engineer for hta prompt and ensrgses
t0ovefh1ul the perpetrators Of tbs
outrage. We hope that the 0ovsnns
make Qn.ck work with these marsatsn
that their speedy and condign ponhz
will strike ter, or 70 the hearts Of ~
and traitors We may have among %.
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Faed.-Ths Mayor yesterday fined s. d
Whittle and A. Taylor $50, for permitting a
nuisance to remain on lot owned by them,
and occupied by Miles Selden
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The prise steenar magnolia ~
New York on ths eth. " 0o"
agent, fer. so 0oo.
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real summer day we have been favored with
for some weeks past. The glances of Old Sol
were too ardent to permit the indulgence of
promenades by the fair sex, to any grea ex-
tent till the Afternoon
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Sand Bags-The ladies of Lsigh Street
Church will call for the sand bags this morn
ing
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A Ssspscsoss Character. -Thomas Dobe0n,
little In size, indifferent ~ regards length ct
days, and unpromisiug - to looks, but conetd.
cradle in ingenious resources for esetting z ~.
ing without honest eudsavors, was arfaigned
yesterday for the half hundredth time = per
son to whom suspicion justly attached -
neither ornamental or useful ~ present or
prospective citizen Of this desirable town.
The watchman who made the arrest. testified,
that while In the matter Of robbery Tom had
been quiesceut for some weeks past, he was
no doubt gathering 10 astors ofinformasion that
would serve good turd hereafter Tom was
gifted with the habit of staying out late as
night, being often found in alleys aud In sns-
picicus proximity TO- stores desirable for
their supposed contsuts.s When arrested. he
was standing in the alley leading to the Trad
>r's Bank, with dubious character, who, on
the approach. Of the guardian Of the night,
gave leg bail Tue Mayor, after patiently lilo.
tsniug 70 the rehearsal Of . character that BY
observation be knew by hear, entered IN order
testifyinR his belief that Tom was . very bad
boy, and thsraupon ssnt him to jail in default
of surety for his good behavior.
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husband and wife, were carried before the
Mayor yesterday, for uniting in a personal
demonstration Of a wariike nature against
John H. Schaff, thereby disturbing the peace
and Infringing on the dignity of the Common.
wealth, as well as disturbing the equanimity
Of the object Of their attentions. They were
each required to give $50 security for their
good behavior
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At1smpt to S~indIe.-Winnie Morton, free
negroes. WAS arrested and carried before the
Mayor yesterday for felonicusly obtaining by
false pretsnces }la0 worth of clothing from
Miss Anna Louise Taylor. The sagscity Of
the intended victim prevented the wholesale
depletion Of her wardrobe conte mplated by
the enterprising coIored female, aud the latter,
after her felonious designs became apparent,
locked up, prey to the reflections that must
have contended for mastery in her ebony
colored but guilty bosom. The Mayor re-
manded her for trial for felony Oh the second
Monday in May next.
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Execuiive Clemeney. = Governor Lstchef
oardoned on yesterday man nsmed James
Ross. who was sent to the Penitentaary by the
Circuit Court of Augusta county LOT three
vsars for malciousiy placing distractions on
The track of the Virginia Central Railroad
The prisoner had served ont two years of his
time. His discharge was solicited by a largo
number Of respectable gentlemen.
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l. o. O. F-The Grand Lodge Of the State
Of Virginia has been in session for the past two
days. The following officers have been elect
Cd for the ensuing year:
A l. Hill, Of Norfolk. "a w Il Msster.
d Kelley. OF Petersburg, X w y q Mas-
ter. -
Isaac SERVER. of Richmond, Il W @ War
den.
w R!ddick. OF Richmond, 4 W Gran d
Secretary.
w Fursusson. Of Richmond, u W Grand
Rev Q & Dane, Of Daayil,s, & W Grand
jos g Wola, OF Ps.er.ears. Grand Oondnc.
u a schaassr. Of Lyaehburg. Grand Mar
Ais1 Grant. Of RicAnond. tarsaa Guar
dian. So
Thos Hosnf. Of Richmond, 0ranA Herald
The 0raad Enoampment Of Virginia met
In this city yesterday. The following 10 q
Inst Of oahasrs eisctsA for ths present year:
r0P. HusA latham. 0rasd chisf Pa
steiaFcn,
20 Y 3 WolH, oraad High PRIEST.
i = q r Ambsra Rags. 0rand senior War.
Pol, 1T Barr. Grand scrIbs. 81
POI 20 0chA4tsr, Crane rfsasursf.
PU + Hugh Smith, 0rsah Juni0r " ardsn.
POP, TAonas 4tstss, 0gasd sentinel.