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TEE NEW YORK sun.
vIVDAY -rng1iNd. JULY ii, lS6i.



n ran r,..i iyasim q the Nu.A N oton
o. .adovod BY rfrt .spoicNinz h. N vcrsel n
,'. ., mt ouuris a. n.tainrsliL. appears likely 10
4 70 , moi f-ri. 1fe mil sop,s tAs .ssz.ae--
. 10 rcprrs-np,d by tlhs;oiISsi clssr,toiisf iym
a. War pepar'mcnt--t,irns' 9th %, In ,hoslSaszpn
atGrp'r.l isg's army ihundntne 1mp moro on
&rri'r1 all. aud ,hr.asraig wshinghS SID
.nsro. The movement dpcs nt arle.r
70 hi'e been Anticipated - tbs OF.
'nrt's, Who evidently tonfdcd in Gen.
'r,i GuAvrs ability N hold the rebel Amy
st Richmond. THIS new invasion fnds wmliing-
'on aud Fillmore anyli1riy nrprrpsrod. the vet
''.' uo"ps ,ha, ssrrirouoi Gcs places having
tsn Ts-t ' ia' front, and their places supplied, for
ne NOT par, by the bundrcd-isys nou from TIE
""t hui II Is not =, all probable tha, either Tic
''.'' a cgpital or Baltimore arr IN any immediate
larger Tue rcbels o,ily noe to succeed By IN
- iNlcd cclerty Of movement, before tue riHng u
&c M 'akes place, and before General GIANT
can aifpabh troops from thc James RNur 10 Inc
i'afa-c L. tho meantime The gaUfsdns oil these
a.ft can fuliy hod them. with ne Nd oi INC gun
p'.'r. gt.i TO rebel lchders however, can seit-
c.t rug.uo mat thy v.1 capture The capital ia
.' =. w. tuppo-oi. Ser Their former expert
... rDH ann ,si they c,n expect n b. compel tho
-uon 10 withdraw General GRlSr's
iH... or Richmond by threatening W ash-
"..I tUs conrtitu.os the chief syu;ac.ncc
r'lcnt that GIT cnaly 10 ron.
to the C'rieeorscy. by such de-
O. northern zeal aud pg,rotS,. q.
'..'' o to War nepartmcn. T. attend 70
20 the Potomac without tlo withdraw-
'h'rciorr appeal irankly and fully 10
DIS ,i' cr.' ncv. aud tho result would
'I.'tr tcIon'o that would prevent do
a. inc var for another wear
about ~ the relies am ~.
'-r uniformed iuiiihs, # placed uu-
command " general in whom they
'p' had implicit oondiencc> would.
rvn sol prove ebLndnn0y able u wish
t'c brk II Lrs's army, Which would
iI' tn's 'ract when =, found i,rrif con-
.7 Hn cqunl force IN front, with rrol>-
e1 ~. 'ng Ia certainty Of tho capture u
' t. ~ tho reriliy Of f-rgis,encc in tho
i .....- t."cwc a. Northern invron.
..,' vcws hro founded on tho presumption
-- 40 ~ latter dispatches Tint tho rebel oruo
$50 '1,om.r already smourr tn forty THOUSAND
'I ihii Gao the bulk Of IIJ's army cannot
p aa General Lyr Knows t,a, nothing lerr
En-" ie m rr, iorm liable northern invNscn would
q. ursw The Arm nj the Potomac rom the
Jam Ncc-. ileisnwsro tha, General Grkvris too
'! % npu-rer to lie deceived Ny mere fcini "
a'.s....' 'r army co-ps on the Potomac. Nothing
lct' h.u handled thousand men Mt tho gates Of
Na'n-,au would draw General GpAsr'sar,ny frun
io ,atnlt. Confederate capital. and even with that
io'o o. i'he leaders would rot make the hazard.
,'s r'.ycr'oIi, u.llcs- 10 p-ryrc,- ~ Grssr's
?llrE indicated de certain capture Of Richmond.
an a. uf rendered n revorsiou 10 tho old idea of
tigharle ol cfr tbs military necessity.
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Treasury.

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.,i''I ui0" 70 uH''''aNe ui'h'u'
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r1sonciai New, ME-. .sss., &c.

NV fWf- SntuVuoV JtitV,t y S.--Si0hs have
tecn somewhat higher today. hIi,ic lusinc-s do
Ing. Governments were stycus, ., a;oui Fridays
quotations. Cold hss fuctua;s a violently between
200 27sk the H,cst price, Y,i@ Tho MARY
hnd nvasion ssd 70 vood, feet b. the gold s-c-
cuatrrsI The e,ports Of gott to-day S4os,s51
mailing for Ve week s<Bc.3s J. 1hc money marks,
10 working with ks- cnse and iendefr, .nr 10 TIC
in~abluty Of The sold and ere an;o markets 7crce
great caution.
,-rey e.r---,v r- uc.sp.
1910 s. Ca ~ 20 Co'nt" iron..... g..
80 81. 8, S,r. Z. SSY.,en.E ..i.s
go aG -. g. q, I ~. ST j.ir (.
-. 70 Ga E g Fri, g. H.. 81
S rs a. NV: lex vi s.. y g..
isc faes.a v. i.tiii 10 - ~"
. ~ :. = W., W yd.i,s 81 i'oriias 49,,
700 a. do,....;;. li6Iisso Mich zen. -. la.
i TO a M e e; li lid is =, sS y e.j -.
10 IN. stas y. Y.Iio iiin1 do. ga. go,
90 90 Canton o.. q, 80 III. CO.. s;- .
~ c-rn CcI II ... oes.'l9. - As. IS T. H.
" " An S%2;.. = :. 100 800 CO. CO.. u q. X a. '.t
On W S S,.a y,c,, ~. 5iE.4s cD' : il hl
90 49,. ......... b.
DoDs1o aAFgr.sA'pw unLyeAtG Iairrs ,rrgfs e..
~ YosA- tAr,Hp ,.,-iu-y t.
,Ccera, h.-J"v-' t'a,i, ~ i"".n.o l.i-. iao,
coiion, ib.sid. rev , rleans, IL; Md. z. .s,t,
Dor,.tc cord, .a,d>- Fti-'nr. '-o-u. s,,-
10. bird, G7-.iiS she's :. bt,. ., l,4. 7.4...',
o iii il.iar ' 9i .t ss;'s, ., ,~a g. '
F'sh, 'ut. ny ca. 6 10 % Ii.S IN M, 100
ID Hnl'' { y 'tA 10 itt.. sn.I.nn. !. .l.
% " S~ieieL !, IL La Gu Iicnu.. J, i..'
F,ou, snd H,s', Is-Ge ,c-,-s e,,. % o.-.is 70.
ohio, c. Ia +. ~ o.al 30 c. b.. j .D....
state, .. IN cS, 10 'iall y Ms-d.,. - -'.ll
meal, 80 ~ - BRANDY 'Lo, -,
f,n, -kai',ns, bunch, b. 4ess fnr'-' l'
~ 70 1uHanr' lsS4A0. A. ronlS .in-. Ivs.'i-
6!Gin, s.'h. Wheat, IN, b. 7sas 50 canel.-r
barley, nomirel OATS, staia. -, 40 ,lr .da, l-
Lupos-. '6S ioss -nd rk.- ~ oa.o1. rs,.
Spruce, ~ .sS" Stsvce ~ uud hhd', g.t ';
Moia,ss., "a. Me-. orep "a, Il ocai n. Porto RIO
nv yisi 10 Cuba Mn'- 'io. ssai ~ cH'n ci.e4.
A.roIIvr. rail- iona '$,s olive, ha~sc',. GA
80 RAIN, 70 i4lgIh lhif1 eats, 40 80,
,rrogla.o2s heel, IN hss ,o.aFn n 10. rcr.
q c.4seo A. p. ", - Ga - ,>f,i, 20, T.. "a
n Butter Grunge ca. 3bAc ~ hnie, t1.l4
sp'rus oaL- AIcoh,.. raj. 81 sa3 81; nfurd,. o',a.
"a u NJ 10 Al SON, Sc ,~,D. Hum. ,lsis,ci.
a.; Gis, Ar., iaS: Wis. cy, 4a., H. IT, .s'
Suy-s,. is"h.s orleans. - W ~ clarified. o.,
2 poiso AGO. i2"-6.; H'o~' and yelo-, .le.-
J,a Tyson. io-1 ys;S cpr. -. 7sat g. ~.
son .kin, 6.al 10 t.unl-'N .sc' snd Imp, IA 80.
O"enr AND Ninsyons. N"lis oOuono.f sn4 ,o',-
TOtaeo.--Kcstucsy. 1890 Cue- tb,G5 81 No
nisAoj res havana eual ~ 20 }, q, 2, oar. % =.
~ Am. y anu I. Ne, .77l.ss Me Va & 1. v ijt..
sut- eN puDey, IisS No. L. pulled, D96b 50.
80 'Sn.', 49, y Nuh7 iva F'",i "tA''. AZ
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SPECIAL. NOTICES
Character,

Phystospouy, or ;>A&u- oG Character,
and How W h"o.i hsrs I-innooev, inys.oios,.
Phrsno,osy, IS,cholory.si "a to, ghfouo,-....
Journs only s. j. NV, Nun hor sent b, pei
Tor - cents by FOWLER 4 ~ hills, - Bru,su.y.
NY.
tonsup1pt'on.-In Tho incipi.nt stpgrs o.
TINS disc1e' srsvns B.ou th.L Iro'hc, siI aro~I
great relief they punote sApccopr., on, Aua ~ a.
the hacking cough r
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swnrptna norscs while Cro..ina n River.

Ia
Under this caption an exchange paper gives n,
following rccspitulation Of President LrNooLN,s
~snt Of fsith in the assertion thst 1t is uns.se to
''rwap horses while crossing riyr."
THIS classic expression Of Mr.. Lincoln he's hrcn
usd hy hlnl Gu two remarkable Icssion-. ~ OF I.
nnts he hx brought to hIs AID, ~ iilustrNtn. Tho
I0lcv ui hr Administration, IL may raitll y, said
4" ht Nh axiom by which he soyernes an his ofrlI
tonduct "lt IL dase rous" ne sny. - surp hlrst
'rxs.ns riyer" One ould believe tlut A. plain /.
nvlns!tion ~ This tguIe OF rpeoch - od h.
fll.r 10 his ieet In all lac attemp to 40 Tor tha
i-ueut Of his county. Bat this ",iai-s.ytu In, A.
sent" hu not even TIE nleIt o. cousrtsey Nith 4 q
eb'~ "a nd charmed rphorirIn. M Lincoln aurpd
hci V",ll for heC elan crossiug the potomac. lie
~ .pp Mcclellan Tor Burnside, ciossuy the h ,pp-
hahhocs. lie swapped knrnRde ioi !iooker, cIo,uus
W. -"h- RIVER. Ito rwspp,d hookcI Tor N, aus,
c'tiw NE Potomac. lie apped Mrtf, tor tIIuo 8,
'o-r a. lh' fApidan. hc sSGIprd batter for Kant y
q O'-'' 10. N sSiSs Pr H. sssppri HANKS 100
10. 'h'hlol,, losing Charleston k.r. n s.apled
IIINnl TO- l1shnIrh beiole srt sumter. Thess 49,.
q l. hhN Oh hh s"N2I which sho. his syprecigt on
81 W. osh lPnh tis, Iut let rs look Al hi. Ian
80 W. ~ 81 I,sph' ~sppd Hnnn ior johnson,
To which the Missouri RHrrI.IcAs slds,
lhi.n not all lie swnoI.d Cemerur 6,r Stanton
fremont ier hnntec, A,II1iltn ior roue IaIsh ii
tn',h Tor John J.. OsherAn the lnte nor nensrtmsnt
nae lor m. r. fe~endes. We thirL Inc ssan
ping bnnnese could he carried still mn, rer N .rrs
scv,lDts<e. II 10 our opinion that The anan,, .nvS
ia. y rwW sd Abraham Lincoln q, n h ny ,m.ns
T.. ~ IN, = ~ ~ Nhsfs 70 nasV " saisi1 cver
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A,CrIo~ NOTICES.

4 G T'TTiK, AUCTR, WILL SELL THIS
- tfv Mo- d.. uv mn - n o'ciu-F. A. No 80
Wet " ~. t''uD-. hoi. nod turnitui.; tsIp-tA.
dciif. teAihe' i'd' ctp t-rt, -v-Fnrc. paint .nss
enrrrvinf- sl'rh"n Wrrii'r. Sc. to. 10
A ICTloN NOTl'L- Ron kLRY. CLASS
uoh''i =, iuts ~. .lfu, o. iIocio'5 n - Teas
e. v. tMhi ~. ". -. q. de q white ri.n to.
c.. GIL -. "src, einv Of iok -N, IN .ots Tor Il
AMI couhry d'slrt-. sis iItr oS,h. ,r,ols I'D
isc.rd no sh.gfiu. g6i
y tOLTON, AI,T.-LAE,ir SALE ~
p,.e Md catur. tbpJ ia quits, .hec,s
0~i- ~NI ric-s a I'lft"i iurflt1e- ~. lo-norrou,
iur-it.. IuI, .fl s. . t'll.h, a. ~ K-rl.iv ~.
"if1-it ',e York hotel at0tt bO 81 ~ c.rstr ~ Az
~. Auu l1lff4os. urv t.t -r.tur- and tsp1ta
ma -" hishsct, qnis. e. ~ altift counters
- ~ oiaei o. Sthcrf ui Internal kasVDu.. lsI
r =. kLWlS N-lTI0NEER SAILS
- lS'n q iioN,ry--.iy ~ LIT > -. sAl.lIiN>
!'Ii'' IA slL his Gay. Aorirs, tidy l. NJ ~ m,
's.,,fnfs -' bose.y. itisr hsnftfucnt Ut fesd}
h"e Nhthiag iufui'hil rv'is -. '"-ui. c~h III
- HfRMlN TO. AuCTRS-SfLLS THTS
'-sdni, Nea4sF. a. 81 o.. la lsJacty. ~ bis
on 'oiuhD IN fr' NihsfeF. hrsuds lrrse
lo' o. hfrntcs. sin. pctt aul sheity .iu,., snd q
h't" ~" tine - other ilors.ht. Sale P~iify~iil
NM. Writers, AUCTlUNELR, WILL
w wi 'Lis 60. u o'~aocs. n 80 Cin,l ~. tM
niihi'uI,' &c, "l a. 'toiy Aol &C. pA.or 'ue> trs
carp - l.ins ris~. sVetvUts- stat aud all o hef
sooi- Tor hos-ss. uhs. -
WM. VOL. ArCT'R-SETTS IN MON.
DAY lisa .ui,, ~ . Ic,.'. "a tro..i ui huuas
10 non4oc 1t. eti carts, -ynug cart. cot ct nSr-
A'.s aiso h",s" and grocer IsRo1. ar
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5s3l1;D AA1 a@olEs.

I'LL ANT FURNISHED Rooms TO
...... "-..n' to CAS- auI ''1a, ,.. % ict uii-
iur.. Yt'i ~. uuoa. ArTH 80 ta"rtu ~, TO- ~
aa@ ..- 70. ~
J'O lE,--A NICE LAhDtE ROOM AND
L q tplr, t..u..h OIL uafu "a ili,.l ,.,l, coos
slnu sa tn.r no De- uia1 ana = itC o. 80 'EdiN- Tor
hJI., ,,epiu", .i thc Ne 1T. = C,rnlpe -. up
pl 10. io.in q. Nu, 80 ,ei very 10. u .,,lel ior
soon. %
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TRADE NOTICES..

a uiN cN, TlNMEN- InE R.biLt.
.s,,, ~, h'elins OF thr iiutgi IT, IHp, .....,
IL 80, 80 I.u MviteIs l'lut.. I've .I.t. ut , ..
~ tc hell IN thr Hal ~ g. ili. ,.-
a., y, w J. ~clNis - on AouGay r,,u,p. il...
.,,. - All ia" inel44l.Is a. .i.. ii..if b ~
A. HARNhN, Sec, - '''~ o. AZ "A' N!.'4'
a 49, ; ~ MONTHLY MEETING or
unu ~ l 4" 10. 60 per- ~. B. viii b. lo.! BE-, IN,
IiIpS .tE =. - ne Mouhay A MAJ .t,,,...
rvtLTy. 'HOS ''pONOt "ii SEE
a TIN fIoN STEAM IlTglEs-y,pr.r.
Asnr ia" s,,us ui 'hc 'r,,, = - - ~
luz . Jul n,"Hr "ad N rceI st % ru,saay cy,r-
.msW. $40 nd, " business OF I,l.'''',', a. On
nj W 20. ny oder. WN. Ihht, Pc. VI
'OA'H PAlNTEpS NOTICE VI,,I.ryC
AZ. reluaerd 70 meet TAI. So,,,. 100. " ''.-',
y Hey' hIihh' tlnents ioI eIcur o. h1i a.
y lesti1ns y lL.-. eel 10 tie trace K.,r. H. ''l
cry. GEORGE BROWN, Presi ''"' 49, h,,'-
|Csrpenters' luior Mol are rc,ua.,., - - 'aN
the REGULAR meetas Of the mon on Va 70 h,rhl
me llth tnst for the eecNon OF olr. = f'' .i'f
Term Aso for delegates TO IT, State Conven,ior 80,
msmher 10 eIpeced to be vfsrsnt at Ill, n,i
ssosive sAs acksts ~ ox Pls Me u. Soa,ns "
s'su. 'AAAxkS~ - ~ =
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EACtR SIONS.

EOR ENrl H>iO&S TIE TsvORr-r
tnrr .rNfr' HJn", IA, b'st ftted iu che harhoi,
hhi ~ u irtu'cN WIN strsm ost, ~, d, aiird.
40 fF'+tat hrli.l, 81 hon MS h eli aIid y her
DFDvc1 Ia let. Ecc1-rion pihcs 3sf N.a;<t. cur Var
NV ~. ". NN'HNft Z. hsS
Mt Chl}Nl l. 4. I. ENCANTNtENT. No.
~ ~"l hon tutil Flint A1nUN teavnl NJ Iow.
" o,s, ca IurstA~, July - lSnt. Iic<ets. =. eIts
eau 10" hhd ~ tn" gate GA the Day OF IN, tesIiyai
~ 't.'i..s -,., an't. 49, DaId an,E.,e! 10 die
o'-asipu. RHHi CITY, -. 10
:, II tND annual Pc SIC AND COI,i-
'-'Aoo 'Af'sJn ~ he kGu'er serial ,irh 20 My.r'.
~" IN - d ~ th'u-r, :. W iuss<sI, Jul, IL,
l-u'. m. 'amLVit POEI EOlAl, ana barge
'. Ni.I'.'- ~ 49, arr .stnFid tor tho nerasiru
NJ b. T. q tsaru.i's c,4.lr-tcl P,ss AMI Io,i..
uou ths'L ! rt't '' crut~ 10 be bad nj Iueu. ID
i.r ''el sN t''F'I - % N tb' fott "a o." Inufaur
o D. 'sru sos. l9- htrg, via 'av n ,ho loot VI
..-'t"f SIe" shiV the l-ri pAhrs tse i0.IOs iug
-"''.A' l'-eNne 81 /, d, ot!oc~ .i.d'-cr o., .
l.'.. n .'-N ~
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7 .oNT, on IkIN5I W0ESIVG. COWS,
- ia. o. la rifr '-f.s roA- m h.v
a., -N DC o't-r -'nhli ,eI.w CO. \ nsno snns
~ caiiiu- AZ tVtN toss IN -, ibln II, one
don INFLOW : IL. nAun-r- N
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GENERAL. Esu SlNEsS.

\ 's' BROADWAY, ROOM No. ). CAS-
I Al ~ .J'cnl On rsmua!h Watches, JoweIrr, cur
; u'",a 80. Ait' ~" unr,kf.'. r,ctst- bought I
,np-HlAis. isi
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CONsUMP'rlON.
WHY IS CONSUMPTION opxsIDERl

WHY IS CONSUMPTION CONSIDERED
nc 'RABlH.
. Ibere 10 no diseae unusn AZ afle, on - etal, -
Coirusption and " -eu known shas III vsruD
sho IN this dlssase -v the lnsf " peIue.ve n.
Vow te yer, tesepn thai many thcusAnds ere IN.
ndslly csrriei on hy thu. DESTROYING disease, ~
c.use The suhe er III not 10 convinced thss Cou.
.urnIton % the rp-l r,fpc Of b.. si-caD. lie viii
teii yon thnt nv e~yurs rnd sorene-. 81 the hrcrA
and chcst he IL .tith AID M seausion 4. otiAn
90 crmp.n,e uA have knasn The rel sl4,S n the
censnnpi'e mat st"ui he Wroicrry. vile at tha
same ume Tao stieieT had IN hosi<n "a, ms in his
Tcceyerv.
! s-"r' " IN t'~ experience Of tvvivr yesry vrsos
,ire- Tat HNos,Iintnon te piopedy treated IN Us
hiat u eIN i-ti :" y, s.,nll ~ 80 IL " enable
~ the majority vi dlrcases 10 shiob humanity y
subject
prepare my ovn medicines for the rure ~ Con-
sumption. and Ih AL cufst e crAe- sIi guarhnIe~
hei ron s1Ieini ~ the INT = hour sttnenA
l'r. II. &. ~ .OOik.
- ihud avenue.
~ Above t2lh gfnort
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lost AND Fs,sJND.

EOtND-lN MAIDEN IiSE, on SATI-R.
= das aht'no,f- sofa 4'cui tip W 1.5 osn A--s
90
En'lNAN'~ HAUrE LOST. 81 * -
hoo. ASH ,a.d, ,ahpsy ". l.. he fadey
-. p,se i"u'n tt tt~hsrr BILLIARD. 80
Willtu ' ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

correspondent of the Atlanta Register, at Dalton,
states thai ths Bon. FaOmls B. HInly, representative
in the Confederate Congress from the fourth Congress
sOnAl Dstric. OF the Safe Of Arkansas, whilst dis
sing the prospects Of peace through the Intervention Of
European nations AMI more especially that Of France
and Mexico stated that after the adjournment of the
Confederate 1grtss. and before leaving Richmond,
be visited rs usual with members leaving for their
hOmes) Mr. Davis when he asked By he President
If he contemplated going 10 the Trans. Mississippi De-
PArtment if 20, he (he PresiienD wished him to say
to his constituents there that he (Mr. Davs) fer
the frs. time since the commencement Of this cruel
bloody, aud devastating wa bright day dar'aing
and that by The time the next session Of Congress
Vsned, he would be able to lay before Congress that
which would as,Onish ard elsc,rif the people of the
Coafeder.ey
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"a M,.OrorslrIOu" At ruu TrrAran.-Amoug The nov.

"MIscEarsArIoH" AT THE THEATRx.-Amopg the nov.
elites recently produced a. the Theatre in this city was
burlesque entitled /" Mscsgenstion." The subject Is
disgusting one in any point Of view, and We have
doubts as to the propriety Of hrusng it upon the at
ten,ion of the people in the shsps OF dramatic
satire but "whas done is done" aud since the bur-
esque has been presented to audetc', it may net
be inappropriate 10 admit tbs foliosicg noace OF the
performance, written by the author OF the theatrical
article which appeared 10 ndsys Whig:
Tbs play entitled "Miscegenation" was admirably
rendered Tuesday night, and necessarily excited much
interest from the discussions which this novel and in
famous doctrine has recently led to North and South
The play Is an apt illustration of the word, and
scathing saline upon thu doctrine ITSELF The relative
condition Of the negro North and South faithfully
porr .yed In the manner of Ssmbos reception North,
and his happy condition South deueated in the grand
plantation festival wherein he is represented in the full
enjoyment CT his congenia amusement The ma!a-
daption OF the negro 10 the statue which North'
fana les wou fegn assign him. well represented in
the e1tagsgarza Of "Miscegenation" The converse
of this doc rine illustrated in bis happy, vvacious
temperament while oyrg the congenial Entertainments
Of plantation life portrayed in 81 equally foicbe
manner.
Mr.. Ogden took the charao of Sam, Virginia
nogro which he acted with the fidelity and skill of one
perfectly familiar with the negro character The Other
members Of the company played their parts in the
drama and extravaganza with admirable success.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15
THE YAYKBB RRIqA7E MINNESOTA.


The Petersburg Express leArns from Richmond that
the damage to The Yankee fga,e Minnesota lat anchor
In Hampton Road',) from the explosion Of a Coafeder
ate torpedo, on Sunday night 4" is much moe serious
than had been supposed. Il IS said that the day after
tie explosion, two s,e2meT5 we're By scouts
close alongside the Minnesota aud that the Yankees
we're evidently buslly engaged ia making repairs =
After several hours swing, mailing and caulkrg, the
Minnesota, escorted by TIE STEAMERS, moved off, and il
Is supposed that she has beea taken around 10 the Ma
w Yard a. Washington, her Injuries Rscessasn such
8 course. We think if another effort could be made
towards toe destruction OF this Y25koe fgase would
probably prove successful"
This Is the second allusi, Of the Express to the re-
port Of damage to the Minnesota by Confederate
psdO and thsrS must be sOme foundation foe it, al
though il appears to be mystery where tkS torpedo
could have come fem Could friends in the vicinity
Of Norfolk haVs a1atsd it from Of the Of
Elizabeth riverS We fear Tia, another ,forI" to
destroy the Yankee frga,s will not b. p I'd by a
discussion OF the question, and if there has bean q
torpedo explosion, viii avail. Ge development Of
the fact through Hi,al ehSnnels
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15
TRE YIRGLNLA KOLUNTEER NAYY CO


We learn that she amount of capitol already sub
seribed upon The books o! the Virginia Volunteer
Navy Company, exceeds one million Of dollars. The
charter OF the company autaOrizss maIimum capital
Of So 900 600 bu. OPERATIONS will be commenced as
soon as en- amount sufficient for the Inauguration of the
enterprise has been subscribed and paid in. The cub
tcrpiOn books viii remain open two days longer, at
the Conpauy'5 OEic,-aOrh cas-. corner Of Main and
llth strests-aGd citizen who wish TO invest in a
scheme which promises large returns should no. over
lock the opportunity thus presented to them. Ninety
per cent Of the prize profits go 10 the Company and
crew, and ten per cent to tho GIv2FnuenL
It would Of course be improper for the Directors to
disclose their plans ba. tAey have objection to the
publication OF the fact that their fret vessel will be
commanded BY slant jf;sr of dec. s. Navy, and
sue may pop on" Of of inle's the first dark
nig.t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15
FROM TEE UNITED STATES.

PETERSBURG, April 1.-The New York II, raid Of the
Ilth is received here The following is synopsis Of
the news;
Active preparations for the opening OF the campaign
are going on in the Army of the Potomac. Meade,
Humphreys, Patrick and IagAs had an interview with
Grant on Friday.
A severe storm occurred on Saturday, which has
swollen oil TIE streams to uupreoed .n,ed height
Ali the bridges the 0:aage road were washed 1ay
except the RAppahAnnock and that is seriously threat
ened by drift wood.
By late arrivals from New Orleans 1t is reported that
the Federals under Snit, occupied Shreveport; and
BY way Of Cairo it Is reported that Steels expedition
+ ON Little Rock had occupied Shreveport and that
the Reb.b were assins to Texas. Both reports are
based upon mere rumor.
Farrsgu. confesses that Mob 10 can. be taken by
the f,et unlesj Simultaneous move ia made by the
army.
The reported loss Of the Rebel ram Tennessee near
Grants Pass is not believed at New Orleans
New York sdvertises fer 5000 navy recruits and
5000 volunteers.
John O. Rives died st Blidensburg, on Sunday.
The Florida is said to be at the Canary Islands.
Tie alarm at Memphis is subsding and preparations
are making for Forrest, If be shouli cUms
Tho steamer La Cross was burnt to the waters edge
Red River, twenty miles this side OF Alexandria, by
suerrias the officers captured and the crew paroled
Toe S. Louis Presbyteriaus decided, at late meet
ing that the Rev. Dr. hcPneeters could not be allowed
to continue his ministerial abors at the Pine Street
Presbyterian Church in that city On account Of dis
lOyaly.
FIRE occurred at Harredsburg, Ky on the 9th inst.
Loss $50, 600.
God at New York was held at 16s by spectators,
and Mr.: Cisco was selling gold certificates at 1876
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15
FROM raE WEST AND NORTH.

DALroS. April IL -DlteI from Nashville TO the lo,h
ins, state that considerable excitement existed there
in c'nseq OF ths pickets having been driven in
at Germantown. L. was believed to De feiut on the
part of Forres. to enable him TO &c. South with his
train containing pluldsr taken at Pa1ucah.
wAsHSsfsS, Ap n9.-CofiE or.rsd a resolution
in the House. to-day proposing the Yul,on Of Long,
Of oho for sentiments uttered yesterday favorng the
rscog iiion of the Southern Confedsracy.
ST. LoUIs April 1t is reported that teverL naval
officers were e.ptured by the Confederates en- Red
River, whilst oonhsca.ing cotton.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

MoRrALIrT AMONG YASKEE PRIsoEIRs.-Tbe Colam.
bus Enquirer sEys that some arrangement for the
change Of prisoners is not speedily effected the Con-
lederacy will derive but title benef. from il. few
days ago, while the at Aedsrsonville, the
editor learned that toe mortality among the Yankee
prisoners at that pOin. frghuL One Of the guard
informed him that afy-tEo died on the previous day,
and thai since their arrival the average OF deaths per
day was thirJ6ve. Snal-poI, pneumonia and diArr-
tol, are taking them of BY wholesale. The cartel
takes no account Of dead men, and hence trust that
the exchange may be reruned before the ranks OF
these eglt thousand prisOssrs much further de.
pleted
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

CULTUaK OF YESErABLEs.-Thsr is nothing shall
want during the coming season than abundant
supply y; vegetables. The army will need them to
preserve lis men from sclrsy Ia, people will need
them to make up fer the inOrdinAte price Of meat Il
Is the duty vel the Interest OF everybody to cul
tvase as large a quantity possible There is not =
yard in any city wn which should MT be made to
contribute something towards the general store
Among other Inducements, il may be mentioned that
vegetables wish few exceptions, sre exempted from
the ishe and Ihas they no! taxed beyond the in
tax on the profits from their sales. little ateu-
tiOa Aad i:e labor gwen to this end would do ireAl
oulabls good.