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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06
III RAG GOVR 1NOH ov VIRGINIA..

A PROCLAMATION
E couvtn ION af' state hAy ugrcqu.d that the COAST
i5l Ani seh .du- Etic meg ssoad be SAINT 81
te people 70 tse .aytc ton =bn, and that t- sEEe
gate g-te sgNns 'hss an!os A7d a1tt qua
d-atJs . ne b 90 4alAg IA I'D nNds BY proa
30 . the GJyespr 1ksrf1fe Joha Lrtehe- Governor
The ConnOaueahh o. V-E'HA, d hsrrby Froes
tat the fg flag result Of The eKh bsd BY
re % ili Ttt-gns
p the con, ito Ion 81 Schedule 1871
Asslait them, u aR
Majority Rrdal n slr r.th ,Atou, t.S
Fo- the lalrssAlIoa u HI. EEnt Of Stage, 1881,
Against {, 99N
Majority f9' The gasliacatOa, salI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06

DANTE oHNOPTO mON.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
LEE NALLoRYs
War IIlustrations,
DgsoR PTIvE LEoruRIs
INV o7LELAs, -
ITS FoRTRIoATIoNs
ADJACENT FORTS
What was GIT Of
GIN LOWELL.
by the psoi lie ofHeW Orleans
His Ian Of evacuation.
Where he Il noI,by
EDxoSD T. ATOM.
Illustrated, vita vleSs In Neg Orleans AnthsntIo Maps
drAEn ~ LEg h,IOET.
~ This Lecture written by 81 Ikea CT New Orleans who
perfectly Wlti subject The can be
v0Iched ior oy evey LoGiIiStltn.
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office Hail. from A. N. till 5PN N.
LduIssion so cent? children aai servants half price
Doo"s opea . I o'clock Curtain rises ct 8. malt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06

MILITARY NeTtCG. -,
EAvIEG been Authorized by the War Department rsss,
IL er s and muster into serYo- Bsitao1 OF INFANTRY,
the Of volunteers not In he service,
an dvsiroaL cooperation and assistance Of others
Those wisl ing Join In thb patriotic undertaking, vm
please In this city, or sddress me In sntng corner OF
leigh ard 9Th streets. - -
mh2g-H RODkRI u. tCOTI, IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06

CLOUR -y,my HOur Of super quality sale ia guam
IL titles 10 III. i-chissT
fern, cash delys y.
MAJ lE DUNLOP, NOSCURE CO.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-22
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vance.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

,pcSe tark Mir see .; Cheuyheid. from Cow ssT. cs
Tor New YORK.
R-sl svoa ,se OF wiaa.or. Es). Csppbeu. Dpbl'q y
bark Ac,ia, frpyc 'iHsGi1 iar 5osion.
bark hsnss GJdnts ~ ef Yarmouth hSl. fer3, IA,
q aau,sek, soa, IS whaling bark AndrsSs Cap,
Mo.slear o. aad for Ns ktdfor5, ~ days fo.u Nem
Bark caaio tAist,. Bssa ial AsIssi., u dass VITA
msr = I pss,tasst., % v sslpidt s. Co haj oslss
n,'s Lula ial i.tandello. CAsteis aafe July 20 With
Bari casctis i,r,n} Caussaa Trinidad de Cuba 81
das :, wa, auASr, 20 o. Aieas co. -
a,ss ss; DS!S 5 ~ :, ~. I,ae n osnd t,vs.poo Y
Esa Sss Of Fs Is q ns. las e 70 len 81 IS saw o. sg
sne tme br BARK Mary Leonard ilnber bdsa. boand
= Ing serssara rG Hr"hn. Cardiff. s. days w'A coal
iir1g san sp'ridpn tGrccisn) Ruaracsb Caydss IS
Odays with coal TO Smith. Jones 4 90
h vcpers mGas Gs9k 9 o rSsssa iSr Wey%ou Mas
Azores. ~ DAYS. in ballast, to osdcr.
schr Ocean Bird tBr iocahart Windsor Ms. With psss
schr rawnee. s. John, For.resa Monroe 4 days
sshr Leader. howard. % Sable nIseas.,1 ssnss days
SCH. SCH. superior . Robinson vinallaven, days.
schr q S Hazard. Jewell New Haven. 'A''
Schr Sch susan ans scrsnton Everett Madison. O.
Sloop Oregon, Rhodes, rroyidcnce. Q days.
Mnsoe Is ou % sss W nSCre Fortress
Steamer Artisan. McCabe. Baltimore
steamer X 9 Johnson -, PhIladepAs.
steamer Oygnet. Jones. Philadelphis.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. Philadelphia.
steamer Ospray Kenny, Providence.
tine 10 discharge.
BELOW.
Two ships
steSmcrs Guide Beaufort, NC; Georges Greek washing
Wind at sunse. sE
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
Supreme Court-Gcneral Term.
Before Hon. Judges Ingrsham P J.), Clerke and Ba
nard.

nard.
NOTIONS IN CRIMINAL CASES.
SFrr. lb-Ihc People u.s. 9drier Uoc,freisr.-The pri
convicted in the Oyer aud Tsrminer OF murder
in the second degree, by stabbng man In quarrel In
liquor store, in December, 1860. Ihe up
writ OF error Mr. Waterbury cxDisitct Attorney FOR
the people Mr.. Clinton for prisoner.
The People IS Henry DHGp.--fhe prisoner
vc,ed Of grand larceny in Sessions and the case
comes up writ of Mr. Anthon for the people
az x.Iudge stewart for prisoner
The case OF John France, convicted Of keeping dsor
derry house was also submitted on writ OF De
cisons reserved.
OF SUPERVISORS.
The District Attorney, Mr.. A. Oakley Hall, applied FOR
the pcspopcmcnt Of several criminal cases which
ready in consequence OF the Board Of Supervisors
having delayed the printing Of his papers
Judge ngrihan said that that was not sufficient ex.
cuse The cases, not ready, must 80 OF for the term
THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE BATTERY
The Pespe Cornelius randc,5in This Is an action
70 restrain the defendant from erecting . pier in
the waters Of the harbor d New York az
the Battery. The commenced in 1850.
II contcadca atth portion Of the at bor upon which
the deleudsnt bad enterei aud in which he was erecting
ths pier IN quesisn Is in the water south ci pier No.
Mo- III river opposite the Battery snd Battery place and
within 900 feet of the line or te Battery "a u existed IN
1921 aad utsidc >, the exterior pier line b. the
act of the Legislature passed. Apn Il, 1851 The tito of
tho people Of tho State o New York tho bay har.
bor Of New Yck, and their sovereign right to the
AMI enjoyment thereof for the purposes OF con.inc
and avgltion Gree nom all interruption aud sncrouh.
mcnt alleged IN he complaint a,d no, denied in the
answer The defendant CLAIMED right t. erect tho rcr
IN question under resolution OF the Common Council af
tho city of New York passed Nav Is 1884, aud approved
by the Mayor Tho plaotIH set up lhat the dc.cidnt
acquired rights under The resolution f The Co!nton
Council of My i6 1855 which entitled hln to erect lie
nier in ques ion, or which constitute any iccnce THIS
action. 1r the eseluion intended to operate AZ =
grant, IL was wholly void The Common CJanc had ro
rowar 10 mako any grant OF dispos on " the soil rndci
water or even 20 occupy II henssl,cs, exrept In tha
aud for the public trust prescribed IN tito &C, OF
1%i authorizing Tie cnlar eement ~ the Battery.
judgment was given upon the trial ~ tho causo
against the dccdant end aperpetual niaacton restrain
ing him from building the picr was grnted. This is a
motion writ of For tho people, Dir. Butlor
for defendant. Mr.. Rapalyo.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
INTERESTING FEoM s,:sslSslpp'.
Additional Particulars OF she Flights at
Coc;araa's Grass Euass and foiSSvseer.
Ss-.t 4 l.

Additional P,art2essisrs OF the flights al
Coc;araa's Grass Esnafss ard coidSvster.
slFnPiis, SEPT l3--t T. n.
The b.fl:s a,s the following relation 70 hs L,li
wates aai.r,--
On Mont.y Cocaol Gtsssoa, with three huldret al Z.
soyeaiy mcn Up with tho enemy be- oad Cold
water, Coc0rans C.o Roads. They portion
of Iaaksons ani Persons cavalry, and number IL
faniry amounting from about eight hundred 10 thou
sand. They posted and commeaee1 taa attack
bat driven and h,lf miles through heavy tim
ber. In the affair four Of the enemy xaied aud
seventy or eighty wounded.
That night Col Grierson camped between the Cross
Roads aud Hernando, remained during Wednesday in
fernando, and the next morning he moved ia tho dcc.
ton OF Codwater aud came the enemys picScts a.
Coldwater bridge, behind which they lay in
force. They fred the bridge, but moved OIL
and the bridge far saved that ator
some repairs the Union forces crossed, the
enemy retiring they advanced and Grlerson entered
Senatoba where he burned the railroad depot and con
tents and three Several scattered parties OF
las were also como up with and disappeared.
While these events proceeding the main body OF
tho Unonists under General Smith, destroyed the rail-
road bridge the Codwater, eight miles beyond Her.
nando, and tore up a portion Of the track, by which
means the railroad connection OF the enemy with Hor
nande 10 destroyed.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
The Rebel Congress I'm Favor Of invat-
ing the North.

HARRnBUk0, sept. 10. lsoy.
An informal debate took place on Friday last in the
rebel Congress the invasion OF the North arising from
a resolution reported from the Committee Military
Ansirs, communicating dispatches from General Lee
relative to late victories claimed by the rebels and
turning thanks Of Congress- and the country to him
and his officers and men, and ravoring his attempt to
relieve oppressed Maryland and advance our rebeD
standard into the territory Of the enemy.
Mr. Lyons OF Virginia, moved to strike out the latter
portion OF the resolution.
Mr. Mills, Of South Carolina made an earnest speech in
favor Of onward movements.
Mr. Lyons asked whether the gentleman believed we
could safely 60 into the heart of the North.
Mr. Mills answered promptly, eyes" Give Jackson
half Of present army, and although there ere
COO 900 men the field, he would drive them all before
him.
After lengthy debate Mr.. Lyons motion was re-
jected-Ycas 20, nays SO.
Mr.. Smith, of Alabama aud others entered protest
against the resolution in its present form.
The resolution was analy passcd-Yeas SO, nays Is.
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
Italy.

kysicisns attending Garibaldi had issued a bulle.
ling that his sufrerings were not very acute, and
|sympioms generally were favorable.
|Tciar Gazette says that bah penetrated his ankle
Inflammation had set in. but that the symptoms
alarming.
i stated that a Ministerial conference had been
h that after long discussion IL was determined
rebel Garibaldans captured by the royal troops
be tried by special military tribunal, but fore
|,e possibility Of such TRIBUNAL declaring itself
|tout tho question was Submitted TO the Procurers
pndon Post asserts that the Emperor Napoleon
|fmined to bring about solution OF the Roman
|, and II believes that the French army in Rome
AMY be withdrawn before another year is over.
|pcr La France, in an Article signed ia Guerre
brgues against tho total abandonment or kome by
bud endsavors to demonstrate the possibility OF
fn,.siy constituting herself witsom Rome for her
was a rumor that Victor Emanuei contemplated a
visit TO Garibaldi inoognsto, and IL was antici.
bat az the marriage OF Victor Emanucl's daughter
+ King Of Portugal was 10 take place on the 10th
that he would take that opportunity to exercise
'eative Of mercy, and pardon Garbadi.
atch from London OF the Tth OF September says
IDS Paris correspondent says no doubt Is enter
at unless Rome Is sacuatsd there gili BE- terrible
In Rally.
ated that Ratazz will resort 70 general state OF
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
S HIPPIN G NE w s.
Port Of New York, September 10. ls6a
AtHLSAc IoR sRw voRK-IEn DAT.
pvN Rtsre............... ~
srIs. " ufcH 0


CLEARED.
ship Vision Bsarse, Acaprlco-NeIchant& \ Brech.
SHIP Moocta, Norton. Lt erpool- Trask q Dearborn.
Bark Traveller tBr) Rsndie, Rio Janciio-J Phirps
Brig Rival (Br) Stephens Falmouth E-Funch. Mcineks
sris Ellen or, Fletcher. GLASGOW -Bsyd Hinsken.
B Esss sp co%.s ss's s. JOHNS
ssGr s a"s, sr n%sy n, s;l1s
& soSrs r'Sss sssA
s9T E,s ps'r Wash'psi.nyyaD srHn, 4s.shi
sSi ssar fncb 6aFss' s %s.binSion" hgs
ser snns; s%s tnssa%; nsa,o; S,.n
s.hr Josephine Waterbury. wilmington, De-E Hurl.
SRA 4 Dix, aslien, Phladopha-Na.er.
sshr laura, Aodssms sefast-.R 7 Buck 4 Co
ssSE Si%ssS!si'' SrSSs,i hs;Isss..sf " =
scnr Ellcn Perkins Eldridec, Boslon-Maser.
Scar Conquest LssS assIyrp NgT Haven't Durham.
sssmsao EsnsSs 3 ' Mssn as;s I Lysscce Sept
spose sars Hscyoo ships Gorilla ors wcsern sni Gn
yrroo verso ?f s zig e s s ssqnf s Sound I'd
iGh at S. lon 81 ~, spoke shp Ha,el,inc. Tor
s,.sm,Slg champl.n Wilson, A.,nysa SEP, With ps.
rss:ei .. i. amer 1aeiisa. b.ands
ssss K,sSs ing "a % sS
Ship samalra of s.lsml, Kinsnsn Manila Apcl 30 pass
and TO lienrv Williams July ~ william Jackson
steward OF Baltimore died board Sopi ~ lat 20 20 lon
6 spoke bark Nesor OF and for Boston from Batavia l09
Steering FSE
Kim ISLAND Sutton, Had nothing bat westerly winds
and weather tne en,i,s pasase Avg g st IS - on
t,n q 90 spoke bark tlarna Of 81 Johns, bOu r. 7th
II % p q spoke ship Norrarei Shhbnr hence
gtor hye o,i scrt at aso lon a o. psssod barS Ar
lats2 ,3 ion 3i ssnall1ed.hip ohmbosaso togni "a
from Cariifi June 2s for New YORK,
Shin Frank rieicr fot Portsmouth, NH) Brooks, Liver.
pae jliv % via Portland, Ne days wi salt w nester
Ship ChrSlent, Monk London and P0rIsnou D. Al dsga
with toe, y graae', Mintern 90 Haa he,y westerly
wc,thfr ion sO spt AND received other aanag;
then hadllebt vest wlads aud alms hns8 lat - so
Ion 10 s. spoke ~ bark Sophia Mckenzie g3 dcya om Ii
vetag0 fof BtLutsl, Atfi a.
shin yitna Reed tof Bah) Prrhie, pon 90 days ir
ballast master ii'h ius' IA u - ca 20 ~ spoke Ha.
han org Aurellnn, rom southampton Ton now York,
sap Ludeig (st Warm, Me), llariDg, Sunderland,
~ ,ays III coa 10 Meyer, vessel toJ w Egwe 4
go HAD heavy westerly aacs 70 The eastward OF the Banss;
suce ti,3t SW aud W Winds aud calns
netk Nicola Lcspot Aas), susin Southampton 2S days,
III baiast 10 order. .
davs with coal. 10 a BeiVs Sons.
Dark Frank Iovitt (Br, of Yarmouth Ns Horton Bris-
tol E rs ieys with road Iou nester. Had strong
wcseriy uds of TIC PASSAGE.
bsst MelcSlf Duucan beoi lat IS 90 lou 81 20
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
France.

reported that at the last Council Of Ministers on
fairs II was decided that the sdta que should be
ned in Rome for some time 10 come
reported that the orleanis,s and republicans had
coalition for the next elections, and that they
to return forty Deputies.
ird division Of the expedition to Mexico, consist.
rec steamers, left Toulon on the 80 instant.
adrid (ofheial) Garete Announces that in corse.
the explanations given by General concha TO
Peror Napoleon all differences of opinion between
nd Spain have ceased.
ris Bourss closed firm and steady on the 9th in.
89r. S0c. for the rentes.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
fJARLYLE'S FREDERICK THE GREAT.
MoGREGOHS LOGIC.
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D;es.

BRYANT AT Washington y. G., on Friday September
Ia Of wounds received In the battle N fu run August
80 white nobly defending his cOuutry's hag, JANIS A.
BRYANT Company c. Firth regiment burgess Youavus
aod an exempt member cf Valley Forge Company No 40
Troy papers please copy
BocRxr.--on Wednesday, September 10, a, runShar.
mock, "a, JoS IL is0GeRT ia the 3eb ycer ot h,s as,
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
Nfnrrird.
,,ov,oo,,,,,,r ~

BrgDsith--MoStGoMEPy. .--On Tuesday, september 10,
by the Rev Ur. Tyng, Hon. ASsBuRS BRDsAII, Of Biag
hamtou 10 ELIZA 4 MoSIaos~RY daughter 0f A. q.
Mont gnmeTy, Esq, of New York
Lyoy-apAas--N Warren, n i. on Wednesday, Sep
cmnor TO- By the Rev e. Clark, Nj. JAMRs II. IYoS of
New York 10 Miss DsucutA ADAMS, daughter of JOHN
o. Adams. OF New Jersey
I'siuGod papers Iieasc copy
Mrfvrtg-- II tn0.--n Ilrocklyn on Monday, SEPTEMBER
is by Rev. John A. Paddock, GUs My6yui. t0 MARY H.,
daughter Of VIM. lucho, fsq., Of Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
Commercial yntelligence,

Com nercial gntcili gence.
TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
In nle London money market tho funds we're quiet on
tho 5ih inst. but steady.
in tho disconnt market the demand FOR money was
light unchanged rates.
AMERICAN STOCKS
The marie, is nomnai Nre Railroad, s,al; Now
Yor, Central II q 10 United states iyes, GS ~.
MAScBFs1En TRADE REPORT
Manchester advces report the market irm and quiet
with advance adding and lower qualities. Thofe
is less speculative demand
LIVERPOOL BKGADsrUFFs MARKETS.
The market was more quie and steady. The various
circulars reportiour still downward bat more steady
Wheat steady red western, 0s 3D. los Cd. req South
ern, los. Gil. los Cd white Western los. 3D. q lis
Sd: white Southern lis. I'd. a L. Corn dai; mixed,
29s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The market continues dull. Circulars report as iol-
lows:-Besf very dull and downward: Pork very dull
Bacon downward and declined Is. Lard ID hrm AZ AS
sIs Cd. Tallow quiet At Ats.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The brokers' circular responsibilities steady at 3ls o.
32s for pots and pearls. Rosin active common 19s
Spirits turpenlne quoted at l2os l2's with small
sales Sugar active and advanced So aed Coffee steady
Kice firm Iinseed buoyant. Iinsecd oil drm Cod Oil
inactive. Jute advanced 2Os. a 30s
LONDON MARKETS.
Wheat dull aud declined q. 3s per quarter on the
week. Flour inactive at 25s. 28s for American. Iron
frm. Sugar arm. Colee steady. Rice steady. Tea
quiet. Tallow heavy. Spirits t1rpentne upward, at
120s. Rosin advancing common 27s Linseed oil Arm;
quoted at AS 42s 3d. Sperm oil frmer Jute active,
and advanced 30s. . sos.
HAvRE COTTON nARKET.
The sales Of the week have been 900 bales Orleans
tres ordina're l6or bas 5Oir The market opened sx
cited with considerable advance, and closed quiet and
easier The stock in port is 40 900 bales
I1vrRrooI, Sept. 9, 1852.
The sales OF cotton to-day only $500 bales ncud
ing 1000 bales 10 spectators and exporters The market
closed firm ut unchanged quotations
The breadstuiis market closed quiet and unchanged
Provisions dull
Consos clos ed at 93H 93% for money.
The American stock market is steady; no quotations.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

in behalf OF tbs needy Lancashire operatives haSs been
remitlod TO England by this mail.
New Zealand stiii unsettled. The Maor,es viii not
accept the terms of peace offered TO them.
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re Cartes de vjsite 81, at Vaughan's,
2ss Bowery Noce3I 900 reward TO person who III
produce tetler work. rs Bowery.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

TIiii, Jnimitabic Gutter OF Hair and
whiskse llsir Dye afy cents; black or brown Depot No.
| Ia clay street.
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China and ia pan.
SHASoHAs, July IS, 1so2.

|graph ws have suez dates Of the 9th OF septem.
|ths following later news from China and Aus
SHAsoHAs, July is, 1so2.
| Is quiet.
has been received here from Jeddo OF another
having been made to assassinate tho British
al that place. Two marines wers killed. The
committed suicide.
cmpt upon the life Of the Minister is supposed 10
n lustlsa,ei by the leading Danuds
vas unsettled.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Cashed.
alton given Orders filled for October and coming
months FOR 80. MILLS 4 co, New York Post oflce. !
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
Spain.

iccn Of Spain has signed decree granting an
10 the persons imprisoned on account Of the
ion at Loga.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

Delightful Luxury--A Nisis 10 the
famed franklin Bathing anl Hair Dressing Palace, corner
OF Broadway and Dcy street
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

Prizes Casheh fn all LegRiiEed Lotte.
rIes Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
ii Vail street, room No L. New York.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

Female Supporters, silk Elastic Belts,
OF most approved make, by MARSH BROTHERS, corner
broadway and Ann street Lady in attendance