The Daily Dispatch: May 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], Seizure of steamers.

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Great Britain and the Southern Confederacy .

A gallant example.

From the North .

Death of Bishop Onderdonk .

Shipments of provisions.

Arrest of an Alleged spy.

From Washington .

House struck by lightning

An Item from Fortress Monroe .

Worthy of notice.

The military despotism at Washington .

Major Anderson .

Falsehood and Deception of the Cabinet .

The steamer Jamestown .

The Warlike intentions of the Administration .

The President 's Message.

Norfolk Navy-Yard .

Mob law at Dickinson College .

The Kentucky troops.

Northern papers.

A veteran Patriot.

Seizure of steamers.

The right spirit.

The Southwest .

Alabama troops.

Unpleasant Predicament.

Sails Furled, ship stopped, and Crew laid up in port.

Order Countermanded.

Election of Captain .

The last Scene.

Garibaldi Legion.

Prepared for duty.

Meeting of the Medical Fraternity .

Identity established.

Troublesome insects.

The small notes of the city.

A patriotic family.

Gone to the country.

Junior Volunteers .

The Virginia life Guard .

Manchester Artillery .

Ten dollars reward.

Assault upon Ex-Governor Morehead .

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch . large Muster — Speeches — the "Dare Devils"-- New Camp Ground — fresh companies — arrival of Kentucky and Alabama troops.

The blockade of the Southern ports.

Important religious action.

Affairs at Pensacola .

Suicide of a Hottentot.

War movements — Apprehended attack.

House Servant for Hire.

Twenty-Five dollars reward.

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Seizure of steamers.

--The steamships W. G. Hewes, Texas, and Tennessee, belonging to New York, have been taken possession or at New Orleans by the authority of Governor Moore.

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

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