"Neither the governor nor myself had received notice that the negroes were to be tried." General Sale stated early this morning. "Consequently, we had not taken any precautions to prevent trouble. In fact, we had not been notified that any was expected. As soon as the gravity of the situation was made known to us, I ordered the two companies from Staunton to reinforce the one at Charlottesville, and they will remain on duty until after the men have been tried and removed to another point for safekeeping."

MAYOR HARDION SAVES
Mayor Marten, in a talk with The Times-Dispatch early this morning, said that the danger had passed, he thought. The crowd, he said, was made up mostly of young college men, and after the stirring remarks by Judge Dabney, the men dispersed.

All Persons Warned SEAFIGHTERS HERE FRENCH IN ATTACK by President Against 10 PARADE TODAY ON THE PENINSULA

All Acts of Treason
Norfolk Navy Yard to Stimulate Recruiting.
In Proclamation Declares that Conspirators Will Be Vigorously Prosecuted by Government. 