New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10

S -, . Thousands of iuns OF bay died on We F'vuos
for want Of labor IL the pine s Isso eve, popula
, " ~ lOt It Is sad 10 say that % coo inhnD.So
cooiS no, row bo found there. And every tIn
~" sCna farmers have means OF paicnssins ~ei.
oaI,,rol implements seed renewing ther .S;o,,oa
S;ng Inor and I an tarrer al cohs he'os. "a
When saw thn all Northern Virgins IS 10, ~
vet il il held at so hsh Price as 20 psor,, that tie
on OF tie market Virginia is yet 20 ,ira,er rates
great West offers land on ea'r term, oes ~ deal
aud free from the disturbing 'snO'"'''
Slavery. .iae.yvo,er will sell many
81 Rev rms mi the Nortbers aDd European larlue'
viii NOT he induced % settle urIo, n"! a., J,ros
NV, mil ,bere shall be more friendly uspos
aou scnuo., ,h new conner, and until labor shall be
ues Ia in honor Bat tie prices hione wlh oeter
49, from hnyirg found here one arm OF lro acfes,
iiny ~, in heavy timber and with common honse
- "a other improvements sixteen intes from " ASH
inoton for which the price asked was my uOnfs un
acre Another faru. Of 2io ceres "itn Eooa .oDno
ond within three mics II tle rai1can uepot' Dus ~
v,1d ON II al the Same price. AnOiner iafu "Iinoin
bindings but forty acres In heavy TIMBER ~ twrhly
five collars m acre In London County ouhu 'a!'n
of lGI7 acies 20 Of them IN tmhcr' Dui WIthon' q
bonse up apv ct or ippIOy emeDt FOR which the price
WIS twenty dollars acre another, oil 10 aei es.-t Wy
same pics in Prince Wiiam County lust west ~ ~
Fn;rfr is large tract Vt 100 acres. 4OO al thcm !"
timber but without improvements, also Tor twenty soi
las, FOR unimproyod land, thought these price,
high. u,.,o ..,,o,o
pei haps 20 feet WIDE running raid' oyer me s'1cs
ana mostly hidden. when 1 crossed IT, by its Eien
banks Siragg ing trees grew a ng ITS sue, OuI rrc
were no human labltGtions IN tsht. 1e' tnis s'c""
boJ wo, historic nome in one Of the first acilcns OF
The var AMI Bull Run Wil often De VISITED az the scee
Of the first Northern defeat Beyond bull Run nc Tue
ulans o, Manassasa broad plateau al ilnd, WIN Inc
rcd brick house stl Standing where me southern
General lad lis headq aares. Two stacks Of elinneys
show where pleasant homes once stoou'
Al Manassas Junction found four buildings three
Of them re.taurants under the name Of hotels tle
fouItn stable Two railroads come ~ near here iIe
Manassas Gan Railroad aid Tie London and lia'np-
thirc abroad. I think it was on one OF the.e us;
immediately following the close ~ the war W'tnee
q new mode If locomoiion. The rolling stCek "l ln9
road lad e,iaouty hs6n used ur. and Tie h,pc uh1
had no means Of reP'acingit. lut me car-"b,es w
remained and them they had conslrHled i,M'oiin
Benchcs were placed all the back pat oil Tue open
ar and ON these the passengers SAT mu'o was
fls,ened the front md told - giti ana pc go"
when going level places OF which tnefo were wv
or ON ascending grades the nne surely but someN IHS
slowly drew them along. But when tney cimc 10 a
dc sctnding grae tie luck! mule WAS unisteneu tnI
steppe ON Ia tie ear. push wae gwen ana hW"y
they went til rising grade was met. In jssce 10 te
mule ought 20 say that he showed by whipping his ti
and capPnc his long ears. that be enjoyed the rae fo
was astonished 10 find the high price ~ which land
wa, held all along this line; TIE poorest lana conu ot
he bought Tor les tlan s5 an acre. for tue pes,, "a
afford to pay $50 an fer land and make u repay
him that every year. lie woIld Keep di!fy ~.
carry the ioils INTO Washington. where 10 rctsis ~
from 70 10 20 Per quart IS cents hn'ng bee the
ruling pI,Ce this Winter - cents last Wlnlel. n"usr
less harmless fenceIes, wnOdess the owners asked "
HIGH Driee for tieT open fields as hey dU ~heh e'N'
cred br i'm proyeuenis fore the Ia one respc
however The land was now greatly improved. La ~
armies had epcsmpcd upon H. guiana Of anlmas bad
wirtered there ara large stores ~ uenuie had been
droppcd over its fields. The old Yirgblian bad not
thought much VI SAVING his manure; bat here 1t bad
been r ought 10 him H. vast qunifles. anu was )lsi
getting beneath tho oil The aud where either silly
Ind ,neampea was ~ better of hal before iber visit
hue an other agricultural improyc ments had Gisap-
pearcd. The ground was ell ept mp with trthcaints
and riHe.prs. The top # the hill nearest FAM "ea
covered with blockioase and surrounded b! ehfrdHE'
df.ra; but both wrro beng rapidly eo1ualej soi hfs
wood Several Il these bockhouss which J. saw hhd
been set on fire uy Iebe'ious spirits ani haf con.
suued; hus cEOugI still renamed la show thai al
through that region. for four years United stitcs
soldier could not sicrp uharmed ,1cevt msde block
touse and surIourded by ogoTfison.
Eristow and .atetts afc tao small stations OF orc
or two houses eeeh the latter famous 10y stewGns
frequent rald,. Warenton ~ place on more iw!rit
anse being the headquarters OF the Noith'Etst MI
taIy District OF Virginia A. me Junetion conssn'g
Of All Imprinted depot stood TIRES eight md one pas.
seoeer cars IL eas place Of the most signs OF I've
and business had seen ia NiIgiia Tor at he present
the chief chsraeterstic of Northern VTgna Is runs
There ohimBeys than houses aud there ~ IN
evident dick Cf Thirty ara neat population. Hei 2
bosoy ves--a gentleman whose life is son 20 be pub
listed show the world the rne Character cf the erer
n la ceitaiu who 50 rarely LETT living pr solcr ~ tel
bis tale Heie Is pdbisbed Iii HarTsni0H True Isder
paper Whose first column. tho day saw IL. was heG
with laDdntOry rcle IN that noble spirit thai pure
character, that arm intellect" Raphael Semme.. q
Qaered to myself whether his brother olieftcia
Apsby. mistt not have written ~ IL femainiug
columns occupied with quotations OF Virgiiii and
North Carolina bluk stocks and bills, show ing IN
they we're wort. from one 20 ~ cents on the dollar.
payable in Yankee enirencyi ard with fierce st,acks
on tie Northern yandals who had 50 devastated VA
gina. Jts Ioctieai corner was given upto
"Virsinia iioddeu By her iorl,
PROSTATE yet nhsabdued;
TLy Alsr, pressed ana srdgglips form
Still s'vaih.d With heroe, blood"
The few hi ok. 10 he met with IN this part cf the
country goofnaturei laborers oontened with small
wages and rejoicing IN tl6lr freedom. They we've will
ing WORK hu, thought il hard 10 raise flmiiies Oh
hundred dollars year They would work without the
lash; bnt not visut wages They were cesiTous Of
getting Little sh1ntes that they conld call their own
but it was amsAi IN possible for them TO find sellers who
would part with smell parcels ~ land and they had not
the means the pnrcbsse large ones There was 10 dis
quiet among teens 40 fse notCus shout their right 70
the lard. II The masters would only pay them fair
wages. at stated times wo should never hear of
Christmas iusnrrociion8 or negro plots. There IL NO
more quiet apiIuai in the world than Jour we.ed WELL
paid negro. There j. same rngrsney among them:
but not than should lie expected considering tie
rcsoute determination N the landowners tia. they
shall not DC admitted iits ,beir rsbks 1.-THE negro
cannot have a hOmc Of bis own is It any wonder ls
wandefs ELSEWHERE in sesfch Of onef
AS l reared Tho RsppaLaancoz Piver the soil grsw
better and there u few more signs of Agricultural
life and desire ioi uIproyemrnt. The County Of Eop
pabsDDOek Saised ucre corn in 1865 than In airy year
siDce TIE days VI POeahontas. The Rebel army was
broken UP just at the commencement 81 tho plnprG
sessonA pril 10 W. ihu b1Sne ycng inca mat were
in tho army found tbemse.ves 81 home, without
roymeDt without pay to DO sure, fur their military
struggle bet With good appetizer and willing TO work.
wa, told that, universal os Ind been the tendency
secession rot q man from layp hammock County uorth
$50 Lad ever entered the army a. private. They
either demanded a commission or siaid OF home. Very
sensible, Indeed, their part, bat strangely unpat
oiic for bIn believers in State rights, fighting for
their c0nutJys life Along the banks VI this river
which Is about 10 feet wide, and 10 ordate In
Places may be found the best uIisites and places for
dams for Manufacturing purposes that NJ, eyes eves