The Daily Dispatch: March 13, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 6

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The intended evacuation of Fort Sumter .

The acquittal of W. H. Russell .

New York Bank statement.

House of delegates .

Recent improvement on the postal laws.

Missouri Convention -report of the Committee on Federal Relations.

Interesting from Fort Pickens .

The Inaugural at the Southern Capital .

The loss of the Donna Isabel .

Interesting decision.

Belligerent rights at sea.

A young girl arrested for Post-office Robbery.

Napoleon Personals.

Machinery for printing calicoes.

A New French vessel of War.

Non-Resident traders in Charleston .

The Southern Confederacy .

An owner's right to the soil fronting on streets.

Later from Havana .

The peach crop of Pennsylvania .

Telegraphing in the United States .

Post routes at the South .

The threatened disturbance in Savannah .

Singular effect of Diphtheria.

Earnings of the Chicago railroads.

Liquor from the Cotton plant.

Bad prospects for wine Drinkers.

City Gas Works .

Sabbath School meeting.

Supreme Court of Appeals .

Mayor's Court .

The Convention.

The Legislature.

The plan of the Administration — intention to hold Old Point as a Strategic position to Overawe Virginia , Maryland and North Carolina --necessity of prompt action.

What does it mean?

The Standing Army at Washington .

Making a Virtue of necessity.

The people and the Convention .

The people in motion.

Gen. Henry Lee .

The reaction in Petersburg .

The only mode of avoiding War.

Reported surrender of Fort Sumter .

Emigration from Virginia .

Meeting in Petersburg .

Baltimore , March 11.

Negroes for Hire.

From Washington

Arrival of the Niagara at Boston .

Extra session of the U. S. Senate .

Lake Navigation .

Pennsylvania U. S. Senatorship .

Arrival of the City of Manchester .

Northern markets.

Twenty dollars reward.

Superintendent of Gas Works .

Superintendent of the City Gas Works .

To Farmers-- Negro Shoes .

Main St. Hospital for Slaves.

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We hear, from authority that we are not at liberty to doubt, that Lincoln has removed Col. John E. Wiley, the capable and obliging U. S. Marshal for the Eastern District of Virginia. The office has been conferred on a citizen of Fauquier county. The fact that Col. Wiley was a veteran who bore on his person wounds received in the war of 1812, in defence of his country, availed nothing with the ‘"President elect."’

The Daily Dispatch: March 13, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. March 13, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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