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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
The Second Trial OF De Brame's RfGed
Cannon,

short time ago we gave description OF a new re
volvng rifed cannon, the invention OF Mr. ne Brame of
THIS CITY, which tried at East New York. in presence
of General Burnside and other distinguished gen
temen Tuesday afternoon second trial OF the piece
was made in the locality, presence OF several of
the officers of the French men of war Pouone Beone
and Catnat, now lying in harbor, and few civilians
The French Admiral expected to be the ground to
witness the performance Of the piece, but was pro
vented by an engagement with the British Consul
About hafpast twelve o'clock the French naval
officers, accompanied by Mr.. De Brame and other
gentlemen, arrived the ground in stage
drawn by eight horses. Almost Immediately after
the piece was placed in position and the men working II
commenced blazing away at u cannons target at dis
tance Of fifteen hundred yards Twenty-Five line shots
were fired in three minutes and forty seconds two Of
which hit tho target The reason that only two shots
hit the target that the gun properly sighted
the object being to ascertain the accuracy Of the
piece in line shooting than to reach one given object The
French gentemen ecstatic in their appreciation OF
the gun and several OF them expressed desire that it
might soon be brought into As have already
given full description Of this invention, Il is uneccs
sary to rccapitnlate Suffice say that far it ap-
pears TO have given general satisfaction the military
and naval gentlemen who have witnessed its performances
battery OF such pieces would play sad havoc among
column OF infantry, the rapidty Of loading and firing
being the leading features in action On account Of the
extreme GOODNESS Of the day at East New York there
were only shots fired, after which the party
returned 10 New York. Mr. Oscanyan Lieut. Pasquet OF
the Mcclellan Rifles (who distinguished himself in the
Crmean war;, and Col Martini Of tho Seventy hrst regi
ment, were also present on the occasion.
The following the OF the French naval officers
published
Baron Damas de La Perouse. Captain commanding Ad-
miral ship Bcllonc.
Marquis de Montagnac do Chauvence, Captaincommand
ing frigate Pomone.
vscount de Francieu Second Captain Of tho Pomona.
Captain Fabre, commanding the Catnat.
Lieutenant Bouault C0ligny, Aide-de Camp Of Admiral
Renaud representing the Admiral, who was prevented
from witnessing the experiments account Of the official
visit to his ship of the British Consul.
Lieutenans de st. Pha.les lie Fort. Cauvet, Crespn,
Grandin Dubreuil, Marc,
Midshpman, Nabona
First Gunner Jules.
The commission appointed by the French Admiral to
make official report for the Minister Of the Navy in
France reported that De Brame's revolving skeleton
cannon had, il any, little reco that there
cessity OF resghtng II after the discharge; that twenty
two shot fired in three minutes and forty seconds
and that the piece by its construction remained perfect
ly cool and could never get hot
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Port Of New York, November 80, 1861.
ARRIVED
steamship Illinois (U transport, Rs'hbun, Por, Royal
Nov rs, A1P PM.
steamship Ericsson (U transporl Cowles Hilton Head
Island. Win 43 returned laborers and prisoner,
days, with mdse, To Dewof
Ship Reguus Thompson Havre, 80 days, In ballast
Riversmith Path INST lat 81 lon H. spoke Br bark Anna
Bark Emile (Br) Schroeder London, 43 days in ballast
to Salem. Had heavy weather from the Banks.
Bark Eliza Lang Br, Of Stockton, E) LANG Hull Il days
Brig Pedro Sanchez DOLL Pickett Rio Janero Sept 10 via
81 Thomas Nov 4 in ballast 70 Peck Church Sih Inst Lat
Edwards Island for Washington DC.
Brig Atlantic (of New Haven) Black Barbados, Oct &C.
with hides &C, 10 Trowb1dges Sons Of New Haven Has
been rs days of lat &c. with strong and NV gales split
s. showing white signal with No Is in 1t.
Brig Scotland (of Hartfod Francis, Barbados via New
schr Horton (Br, Of Windsor Ns), McReeman, Black
River Va Nov s. with logwood to Dewolf. 10Th inst, at
IS 10 10 spoke Br brig Leander from Matanzas for
New York, same day brig Brothers, for New York. -
schr Mary Pierce (of Bangor) WymaD, Cardenas, 20
days with sugar, Brooknan Co Has been 20 days
n Of Hatteras, with strong NV gales. =.
Ponvcrt Co. Sailed In company with
brig VIM & Clark, for New York. III - -,
schr Anita Damon, Haskell Lingan, Oh 70 days, with
heavy which carried away galley boa, and b-
boom bwarks started rudde and sprunga bad Leak
lost and split sails, &c.
last, McCready, Mott Co.
Schr Castilian Belati, Baltimore, days.
Steamer Commerce tU transport Long Locust Point in
steamer whdon CU transporo, Culinary. Locust Point
in ballast .
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. PhladephA.
Steamer Westchester. JONES' Providence.
Steamer Petrol. Young. Proyidepcs.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 80 1861 ~

LYDIA EMILY eldest daughter Of VIM McDougal, of this
city.
NuSNs-liYIER,-on Wednesday evening, Nov. p. by
the Rev Charles G. S0mers Mr. HkNRY L. NUNS TO Miss
HATTIE j. HYLER. all Of this city
RIiEy-rt nmpS.-At Yorkvlc, N. ", on Wednesday,
November y, by the Right Rev. Walter j. Quarters,
Yorkville, n. Y.
hcago papers please COPY
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Arrival OF Major General Fremont.

Major General John Charles Fremont, late commanding
the Army Of the West accompanied by two members of
his staff and Mrs Fremont arrived in the city last night
by the late train the Hudson River Railroad The
General and party took the train at Albany having left
st. Louis Tuesday last, and coming directly through
Hon. Ira Harris Senator Of the United States and family
Hon. Erastus Corning member Of Congress from the
Albany district and Hon. Richard Francho of the 0tseso
district in Congress occupied the with General
Fremont though it did not appear that they formed any
part Of the Generals travelling escort.
The demeanor OF General Fremont ia onsitu from Al
bany TO the metropolis extremely reserved. lie
held no conversation with any beyond his immediate
companions other than Conductor McMartn from whom
he desired to learn the quickest mode Of reaching the
Aston House Upon its being nosed abroad through the
train that General Fremont aboard, considerable
curiosity manifested TO see him. and comments pro
and nduged in those who found it difficult to
restrain expression Of opinion though it might
be heard by the distinguished subject suggesting IT,
General Fremont and suite their arrival drove
to the Aston House. where they will remain couple OF
DAYS.
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REInW

sup ynickstep-By pilot boat Edwin Forrcsi, No H.
bIls Neander BY steamiug Towney.
Bark Return tBr) from Bristol
i,ark Iris from Dublin, Oct s.
BARK Laura Russ Geary, from Havana Soy n
BARK Brothers, from Centueg1s
brig canton tBr), Lulis, iron, Porto Rico
Also, two barks unknown.
SAILED.
Hth-Ships Snow Squa, Melbourne; Stephen Crowcl Idy
crpool; Yorktown London, Atbonl Antwerp; marks Aher
foyle (Br Queenstown David Kimhau Nantes Pride az
the Sea, Zaza schr Lewis Warrington, Greytown
Wind at suunset SW
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For the first time in the history Of this Commonwealth
today was observed as day of thanksgiving Governor
Perpont is the first Governor who ever proclaimed
Business in the city entirely suspended,
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THE FRIGATE SAN JACINTO.

BosroS, Nov. q. 1901
The san Jacnto has been moored alongside the dry
dock for overhauling. She reported in a perfectly
Bound condition. Her will be paid on Saturday.
One hundred Of them marched from the Navy Yard to
Faneui Hall this afternoon where they were addressed
by Mayor wightman and Rev. Phineas stone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

LADIES FAIR ST. BRDGET's CHrRcH-A ladies' fair for
the benefit Of the schools in this district is being held
ST. Brdgets church in B, under the auspices Of
Father Mooney late chaplain Of the Sixty ninth regiment
Among the curostes which adorn the tables is part Of
the flag and staff shot away from the ramparts OF Fort
Sumter during the bombardment by therebes OF South
carolina This interesting relic presented to the
ladies' Of St. Brdgets congregation by Mr. james Galway,
one Of the heroes of Fort Sumter
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roo LATE FOR cLAssIFICATIoN.

EvEES AT HARLEM.-DOILIE BUTTON, TIE LIT
IL Fairy 10Y years old 20 inches high and weighing
only Is pounds, assisted by Miss Wilhelmna kafpes and
Mr. George Monk She will give Levees at Washington Hail.
Harem Friday and Saturday Nov ~ and 80 NJ and ~
O'Clock. Admission rs cents. Children 10 cents.
ALBERT NORTON, Manager
Il. NJ, EUSTIS, Agent
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Married.

FERRls-BALDwIS.-On Thursday, November 2S, by the
Rev. James L. Schock, DR.. E. HOLMES FERRIS to Miss
EMMA ~ daughter OF James G. Baldwin, Esq., all Of this
city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sunday, November "a, by Rev.
R. c. Putney, Mr.. WN L. KANS Of Connecticut, 70 MISS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

Barnum's Museum.-SO Many were
unable gain admittance yesterday, account of Che
crowd, BARNUM announces the same attractions for the
balance OF the week See his advertisement.
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The Erie Canal.

Albany Nov. %, 1861.
The weather last night mild and the boats with
Few exception are east Of Utica The bulk Of them east OF
little Falls.
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Photographic Albums, 81 and Upwards,
100 Styles manufactured by A. DOWNING 6 and 81 Mas
sau street. The trade supplied.
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THANKSGIVING IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.

and eloquent appeal to fight out sterfy the cause OF
liberty, and order and free government
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed
and information furnished by TAYLOR Co. Bankers IL
Wall street. New York.
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Furs, Furs, Furs for Ladies', for Ladies,
atWHITEs at WHITES, the halter. ZIG Broadway, oppo
St Paus church.
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BalmOral Boot for Ladies, OF Superior
quality, for 81 80, at CANTRELLS, 83 Broadway, below
Ttvcf areet
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MEsRs. MGLLxSHAuRR AND RoUssKL's CoSCIRT.-Thesc
gentlemen give mixed entertainment half musical and
half literary, at Dodworths rooms sO6 Broadway this
evening mey will be assisted by Mr. Anderson, soprano
Mr. Schroeder cornot piston, and Mr. Gelhaar pianist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

Holloway's Ointment and Pills.-To
colds rub the Ointment into throat
and chest Take the Pills al the same time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
The Navy.

The nited States steam frigate Powhatan from Nov
York. and the City Ice Boat from tho Potomac river
rived of tho Philadelphia Navy Yard on Wednesday
morning. for repairs.
The United States steam transport Commerce, for Lo
Gust Point sailed last evening Her cargo consisted Of
provisions, gun carriages &c.
The Howard Captain Clark, lying at tho 60
dock, foot Of Henry street, will sail to-day
Forr Monroe. She will carry full cargo Of provi
sions also the big Parrot gun which arrived in the
soop vanasscl yesterday tested At West Point by Major
Anderson.
Omcial Drawings or the Delaware State
Lottery.
EXTRA CLASS. 55-November 49, 1851
SO, 70, 62, "a, Is, 3, II, 80, 60, 20, Al, Z.
CLASS 56-November 2s, 1861.
10, 81, As, rs, Is, &c, %, 80, &c, 81, 81, 81.
JOHN Wv ". WALKER, Commissioners.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


LII RAIL FAST FREIGHT LINE.
n GOVERNMENT DESPATCH,n
To Washington, Via Harrisburg. without changing
breaking bulk.
A special messenger sent through with each train
Freight received only at the depot the Central Railroad
OF New Jersey, pier No North river
FOR SPECIAL CONTRACTS APPLY TO
New York Office. No. 40 Broadway
Washn gton Office, No. 5iS PENNSYLVANIA avenue
A. u. HOPE, OF the Hope Express Co., Sup.
A BOLD STRoKE.-N0 379 BROADWAY CORNER
"a Of White street, Importers rurns hing
Goods ~ retail Al prices unheard of in this line
elegant shk sears 30 cents Ties ~ rs
cent fourply Linen Collars 10 Immense lines Of
Gloves, Hosiery Suspenders, Undershrts and Drawers
Travelling Shirts, Linen Handkerchief, &c Everything
marked in plain figures Open Great for
dealers The goods are to be sold that's all.
A LII ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS AT BALTIMORE
IA Washington, and all other places, should be by
HARNDENS Express Broadway as they charge only hall
Their Army Express daily at 1890 and As r. NJ
ATS 5o-DoUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF BOOTS, AT
IA JONES, 10 and IL Ann street.
CONTRACTORS BILLS AGAINST THE QUARTER
~ masters. Ordnance. Navy and other Departments
cashcd by JOHN b MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker, No.
50 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
the in the world wholesale and RETAIL and the dye
privately applied. No. 6Asor House.
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THE MAYORALTy

CTRONGiS PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE
- Bedstead combined Of Warren and Broadway
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Trusses.-Marsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Military Shoulder Brace and Abdominal Sup.
porter combned-a superior article No. 2yesey Aston
House, opposite the church.
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ARRIVAL OF GENERAL LANE IN BOSTON.

General James Fl. Lane and portion Of his staff ar
rived in this city, this evening" and took quarters at the
Revere House.
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Arrival OF the Canada 1t Boston.

Arrival OF the Canada 1t Boston.
BosToN, Nov. %, 1851
The steamship Canada arrived here nine o'clock this
evening Her mails and the newsbag OF the Associated
Press were forwarded the night train due in New
York at six O'Clock tomorrow evening She arrived
late for the early train.
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NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS COLUMN.

Everything has been quiet in this division since my
Hast communication. Several Of tho regiments having
Asen paid OF, officers their respec-
4ve homes conveying considerable sumo Of money the
hard earnings Of the soldiers to gladden. the hearts
hearths OF their families
Last night the most Indictment OF the season.
Eight fell during the night producing much suffer
sng among the unshetorcd horses The ground this
Gnornng is frozen quite hard.
No changes have taken place in the division for several
days past. The men generally engaged in making
themselves comfortable.
Tho General Court Martial meets daily but results in
my OF tho important cases have been promulgated.
Tho canal OPEN and large supplies expected
70 arrive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

Barry's Tricoph erOus fs the Best and
article dressing identifying curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies, try It, Sold by
all druggists.
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De NJ -
and Words Hair Dressing far excel all other pfepa
raions for restoring hair strengthening when weak, pre-
venting falling turning gray and when restoring It's
natural color without the use Of dye The rch glossy ap
impaired IL truly wonderful Will soil stain
The finest linen The fact they asonshed
thousands No ladys toilet is complete without the Hair
Dressing Ii particularly adapted for children Depot 1895
Greenwich street and for sale by all druggists.
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Empire Sewing Machines.
Prices reduced Terms accommodating $40
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Pure TObacc0.-YellOw Bank TObac.
coGoodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
pnrties Tor sale by al tobacco ana s.gar dealers and AZ
Hilps Hair Dye, SO Cents-B1ack or
brown Best in Depot Nc Barclay street. and sold by
all drugcists
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nEAFNEss IN IT'S WORST STAGES CURED
HUNDREDS HAVE BEEN RESTORED TO HEARING
BY DR. Won MOsCHzIsKERs NEW SYSTEM
0nlce 70 Clinton place, Eighth street, near Broadway
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
Advance or the Rebel Forces to SPRING.
field.


field.
RoILA, Mo-, Nov. 81. 1861.
Our scouts this morning bring definite and reliable
ports Of the Of the enemy
portion OF the State They in the camp the rebels
~ Sarcoxic on Thursday.
McCulloch understands the rerograde movement our
army to be an attempt to get in his His scouts
port TO him that whole crossing the White
river.
McCuioch had marched to and is encamped at
Springfield with force of four thousand men,
General Rains, who had command at sarcoxie with
seven thousand men, left that place Friday last and
has joined McCulloch by this time.
General Price was at Pmeville, Mcdonald county with
The balance of the rebel army. He also took up his
march Friday, and is advancing northward to join
Generals McCulloch and Rains.
General Price, his march desolated and DESTROYED
everything to prevent troops getting in his rear
There large bodies OF rebels between here and
Springfield.
There a thousand refugee families here many
OF them in destitute condition, with ptifu prospect
Tor the winter, and more constantly arriving.
The measles raging in the different camps here to
great extent.
PROPOSITIONS OF COLONEL JENNIsON TO
THE REBELS.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov 20, 1851.
Colonel Jennson has issued the following PROPOSE.
ton
TO all Persons in Arms Against the Government in Jackson
johnson, Lafayette and Petts Counties
Fra-ill who are now In arms against the government
Of the United States in the above named counties and
who win surrender their arms and ammunition to me-
and deliver to me ell government property their pos.
session and under their control within reasonable time
and shall sign deed Of forfeit and shall hereafter per-
R~r tknsr l,.A~
held responsible for past Of rebellion but shall be
protected in their lives and property.
Sec0nd-Arms which thus surren dered to me shall
be stored and taken account that when the present
difficulties settled tho owners thereof can obtain
Thorn.
Thrd-Pcrsons who shall surrender themselves TO me-
In order TO make arrangements for securing peace
neghborhoods shall be respected in their rights while
arranging attempting to arrange any terms and shall
be allowed to return to their homes should they
after conference fail to to any arrangement or
understanding.
Fbmth-All who shall disregard these propositions
and shall continue armed rebellion against govern,
ment Of the United States be treated as traitors and
slain wherever found. Their property shall be confs
Gated their homes burned and in case will any be
spared ether in person property who refuse accept
these propositions.
The deed Of forfeiture accompanying these propositions
conveys all real and personal property including present
md future acquisitions, into the hands of government
said property to be used for the benefit OF the govern
ment.
In case of rebellion, all loyal citizens required
enrol themselves into Home Guard holding themselves
nmenabls to the military authorities Of the United
States and Of the State OF Missouri pedgng their utmost
exertons to maintain it's authority against all hostile
denominations.
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S HIP PIN G NJ E w S

ALMANAC roR SRw YoRK-rHis DAT.
IN RISES ........... w NOON 03
IN SETS .............. s. 81
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BOSTON Nov 26-Arr schr N Lane Pool. Salt Cay via
Holmes Hole and Goce.'er cS ship Brswstsr pSnS:5
phia. Sid barks Steson, Godfrey; briggs Orozimbo.
aih, AM-td Br brig st Peter Grimes, Mansanilla vis
porand schrs Ann Cannon Novel; and yssht sRhssp.
Sid from The roads brig Castilian
2sihArr lby tell bark: smyrnise, smyr n ESward
Turks Islands: Constitution, do; Chatham, CUBA; schr Koos
BALfIMoRE Nov 2s-Arr ship Energie tBrem). Schmidt
Amsterdam: bark Florence chipman lBr) Jones 81 Ste
MI I! s load ~ g
Taney Foss Belfast, Me- Closson CooInbs Windsor' MS
s%e SYors War Eagle odsaen Edward
Fred Warren, Coomes Belfast Native sBr) Wifie Halt
Fisk Maria Jane, Asa WORK Ew Fssins,on Robin
90 g a Nov 2Ar brig Fred Wording, Herret 81
Pierre Mart Cid schrs. Eothen Conley, Torugas Henri
ERR Wells SD seS.
weSb Baeknshsm, and Argo. Tooker NYerk; 2!th, @
c sass osts and Maria HAN
NEW BEDFORD, Nov 26-Arr schrs Par,hea, Clark, Phi
eniy Gibbs Snow SYork; Lodge, Cory Gloucester
% SS " VIZ 81 sshrs French Stiles
Also arr 2e,h, schrs Thos Smith, Briggs Republic.
ENsoethpor, Golden Eagle, Kelsey Do Dolphin Sherman.
Sippican, 10 load for West indies
London aohrs A Martin Edwards, Port Royal: Ham
lnond Paine; b Austin, Davis Wheeler, McGlaugh.
d Is steeman. scail New Haven; sophia Ann smith,
Brooklyn; steamer Ksnsngton, Baker, Boston p,r.
sess Liverpool Via Londonderry sars Jubilee Fsdrsk.
Matnzss; bg Young Republic Libby cardenas' sSssw
phis 'p Ga schrs John DALEY. Hart, Hag.na John
Brooks, Grahsm, philadelphia SD oarksC Thier Condor
Reporter Susan Duncan; schr Delmon ana 9ynr Nal
PORTSMOUTH, Nov 24-Arr schr Moses WARREN Nas"'
SALEM Nov 25-Arr schrs Caroline, smith R ss 10
ocadia Small NYork; Triton, treenan' ~ 'V' 's"s''
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-01

R. r. Large numbers of workmen and
engineers have been quietly concentrated
at York for this purpose. They will be
protected by troops. 1t is the intention to
guurd every bridge.
At Baltimore, after reaching that city,
they will attempt to pass around the city
and reach the Relay House at the junction
of the Baltimore & Ohio and Washington
Roads. Should this prove successful, they
will bold the place permanently.
Philadelphia, April 30-Trains run from
Baltimore to Wheeling, but are searched at
Harpcr's Ferry by secessionists, who are all
along the route.