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, 1861-11-12

BrRGIARr.-One Chas. Dodge was charged
yesterday in the Police Court with breaking
into the stable Of the Garden City Hotel and
stealing q dog. Tbs circumstances are as fol
lows: Hiram M. Dice, hostler, had white
deg, which no one seemed to place any par:
tcular value upon, Ill agreeing he was good
FOR nothing. Dodge, however, who had been
1oa6Dg about the premises for some time
ostensib1y In quest Of employment, was
tempted by the fine appearance Of the dog,
and thinking he might make little specula.
ton, entered the stable in the night time By
means Of breaking the bars from window,
snd lodged of with the quadruped Dodge
succeeded 50 far In his speculation as to dis
pose Of the dog to one Feaney, but the right
ful owner happening to meet the animal yes
terday with Fe2ney, seized upon him, aad an
explanation led to the arrest as above stated.
The Court thought the simple stealing Of the
dog rather small affair, but It's being accom-
panied by breaking and entering, makes 1t
serious thing for Dodge, who was held to an
swer st the Recorders Court In the sun Of
$50; and as the proof is quite strong against
him, be II Il well merit his name II he dodges
The penisentfa1y.
, 1861-11-12

1854 sl7s s54 1857 447s 5sT4 1877 as4o se15 $500 SOD
, 1861-11-12

PROF. GIRAC, Professor st the
r. Un1vetsity Of St Marss of the Lake, respect
1ni9 iniorn 3 the public t1Rt he has Commented day
ana evening leeEons and classes II French and faaa
64eng1ageA and In Vocal and 1nstrumental Music.
fIYeIe lhsIuctons also given either at the COL
!eRe, or at the rehdence & tie pupts Terms mode
!Ate- Applications at St NArye UpiyeyaitY corner
Wo!c9ts a and sspe1toz streets. North side.
, 1861-11-12

SWORD PREsESTAT1oN.-On Saturday eve.
nirg, after parade At Camp Douglas, very
beautiful sword was presented to Charles s.
Cameron. LIST Lieut.. Of Company B Of B1ack-
etrs Cayalry. The sword Has genuine Dam
ascus blade, and was the gift OF Charles u.
Grsy, Esq, General Freight Agent Of the
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
read. Tie recipient is not one to prove un-
worthy Of the elegant gift coofded to him
We venture to Assert that sword more ser
viceable will never be drawn in this Rexi-
ment.
, 1861-11-12

row LOST-From the alley be-
- tween Monroe and Adams streets, large red
Cow, eighty marked with whtts- When lpst had
large Eope on her horns. ANY one giving informnsou
where she maybe found will be 1iberaly rewarded bY
noI.h7S3t - S. HALL. 81 AdamsSt
, 1861-11-12

eB@ Go to John Jones and get your clothes
cleaned and repaired. nov-12yly.
, 1861-11-12

cia,ly second The ,ny,lnab1e ,aaro.a,,s~.s ~ "s w..
oeng 1naugufated at the State Camp Of In
s1ucnon at Cottsge Grove, for the comfort
ano health Of the soldiers there quartesed,
II eee1ns to US en1nent1y proper that some
measures should be taken pointing to
aa improvement Of their moral condition
.nas n71e Guy should possess an
squA.1 ano co@moo1oas place Of wor-
~. ep. ot:. 4as cohFenenees toz this deai-
- ~ ~ es1 .e ~ p.tsen1 sosally unequal
.o,@, w. @1s.,sn ',14'a VI Inc OCCASION a Large
-.ors -. - es soas11aeteo among me bar
nnIa.1 ~ ~ a.s sslssa* oc.1aang erected foE this
~ '4ss, A.1 .1 "s sugE1 20 the Young Mems
~ -..-..,a. .os'~.1on N.s ta@1 no mora des1rable
w.. ~ s Ea1 10 commence the New Year
~ c4>1 eoo'o "o oonssea 70 the soldiers of
lamp oouglas than their active cooperation
~ tos master. Ne suggest to them to lend
soef 1taneoce and aid, fnAnctally aud other
wise, IN the construction Of such place Of
public worzhip. It will be = glorious and
permanent monument to the Association.
VII they 60. take this matter In hand and
enter upon st7 conEummation energetica1ay? ?
30 excellent . purpose Will dnd ready advo-
caey and assistance.
MORE Cosr1pEacR-on s.+n.a.u n,a.
nron az a German. e7,dsnt1v f-as. 80 80
, 1861-11-12

NOTICE. On and after Monday.
~ Nov. 18th, 1851, uztn further notice the oa1ce4
Of the Omitted States and American Express Com
Ffem 7.30 4. a. to $50 P.,M,
2. CpLTdN: Ag't q. s. e.. CO.
Chicago, Epv. sud, Tel. nnt fI1n -
, 1861-11-12

ROAKDING.-Rooms for single
- gentlemen and Day Board to be had at No iax
sta1e aIeef recond dwelling north Of Madsou street.
, 1861-05-31
HEEECT OF SECESSION.

New Orleans was lately great cosa-
mercial city-onc Of the entrcpots Of the
trade Of the world. But calamity worse
than deadly epidemic has fallen upon
her: Secession is working out results like
these chronic1ed be1oT:
OFFICE OF THE r1cATUxE,
Saturday Evening, May rs. {
Cotton-The market WAS at a complete stand
etill today nnd we did not hear Of sale. Quota
9ns neaa u nsisPss SsesP u esc: i bsss
Previous exports l,eGs,4 400 balee- STOCK 2,sa2
ba:es. ,
Receipte-none. Previous receipts S3066 bids.
Exports ~. Previous exports 36.oi9. Stock
% flour-1oc bbls low extra sold at e, but holders
are asking SO for superlne. Yesterday go bbls
good EXTRA toId 1t 80.
Corn-l00 eacks white sold at s5c.
Oats end Brnn-Thefe have been some tales,
but the particulars have not been reported. 40.
Potk-15o bills. mess sol. last evening at $9a.-
Retailing at $22 5o9a6 for mess: .,,n , q,
lie, End Is ribbed sides at 14c. Shoulders retail
At ieHG1lc, ribbed s1aes at lac. and c'ea< a
1o2ec-!7 base Rio sold at 15:.Kc., and 100 =
1Tc-
Remember this is the busy season IN tha
city and that good health there is the rule
aud then We shall need 10 make no com
meat On facts like those which the Pea
vune sets forth. Let Louisyillebe warned
and let oil Southern cities be putting III
prayers that the forces of the Union ma,
save them from the destruction that i'm
pends.
, 1861-05-31
Ancient Pistol 1ked1v1vus.
Read the following scream Of the Confeder
a%o es~e.

ANE4GUI E11&O1 xAt01FAFuHs
Read the following scream Of the Confeder-
ate eagle:
From the Charleston Coarfer, May ISL
GREAT SEws-BELLA, uoREIDA BELLA.
Our telegraphic dispatches come laaened
With news Of momentous Import. The heart
beats high, for war has commenced In Virgin
MA Alexandria is lost, Hampton Is occupied
and the cause is ron. We would not have had
1t delayed for day. Let the march Of war be
onward. Let th tramp resound throushou
the land for the thunder of his tread pro.
claims the eternal Independence Of the great
Conservative, Southern Slave Republic. Fling
high the Cap Of Liberty, and God speed the
Old Dominion! Regenerate and disenthral1cd
from the political vaasalage to the brutal mob
ocracy under which she has 20 long been held,
Oh undtr an oPiate drug, again the old State
Of the Cavalier blood has roused her In
her pride to shield her honor with her
brcasf Let the blow come; and let 1t clcavo
the Continent of America Is with q cimetar,
from the Atlantic to the Pacitci
War has commemorative soil Of Virginia
has been invaded and occupied by q ruff III
horde; and, If We mistake not the stuff Of
which Southern men are made, that blow has
at last been struck which shall peal, like the
lightning Of heaven, over the vast forests,
through the millions Of burning hearth at the
South. Not so much that Virginia has been
outraged; not that Alexandria has been over
run not that Hampton Is occupied; but that
| one of those deeds Of heruism has been per.
formed which paints the pages Of history in
| light; brings back the days Of noble chiyal
n, and spreads glory over the cscuthon of the
| Mother State. The decd Of patriotism, per
formed by JacEson, has stained, for the flrs'
time, the "Stars and Bars" Of the Con.
| fedcratc Flag with blocl-and that blood
worthy of . true Southern heart-the blood
| Of a martyr and hero. Upon his OWL hearth
| he fell. aruas in hand, dealing death to the in
, 1861-05-31
Ercdttlon Down the Potomac
[spccia' Dispatch to tie New fosk Tribune.1

NAeulSo1oS. AaJ =, 1e"l-
This morning l arose ut dawn and started
o'clock, Just IN time to witness the tmbarca'
lion Of the :1st regiment.
Orders were received at the yard 1T tTo
O'Clock this morning to tur1 oct and be ready
10 march &. 4 moments notlce. The excite
mcnt emcng tlc Elen Kas great, al1 their JOY
At The proEpect Of Eo0u beng engaged In &C
tive eeryicc or come important mission, was
unoouadct.
The !. gi11ent went on board the Phi1adel-
pliA and the James Guy, and steamed down
ihe esstrr14 branch at rapid rate
The Phil4delpnja ID q larse-sized river boat,
and c4,r.ts tEo thirty.tHo pounders- Tne
james Guy l. small boat and carries no
p1as. Ratiols for three days we're taken
Nethirc, with cftlcial po:lt,vcness could be
ascertafred as to the destination Of the rc,i-
rae1;t, but It i. pretty certain that it is Aquia
Greek tn. distance 10 Aquia Greek is fifty
i landing will doubtless be made It the
Uou5e, md the regiment will march thence
to the c1eek, where they viii attack the
battery the Rebel are known to have erected
there.
The cleaner Baltimore, earring one g.
1curder, and & heavily built Ice boat, carrying
1our M-pouudcrs, will, together with the Phil
zdelphla, attack the battery from the siVez.
TIE Pccahontas, Capt Dove, hiss steamed
up and has followed the Baltimore by TIL.
time.
The Baltimore, under command Of Lieut.
De Nysc, will take down about zoo men Of thu
District militia, who were waiting u the yard
when LEFT She arrived ut the yard this NOR
nirg with her crew Of twenty men.
Lieut. Dc Nyse ss5s the rebel battery at the
creek consists Of four 32-poundess, and thai
the George Page Les alongside it. Carrying avs
50 pounccss. He ss5s they have probably 3ot
OF 200 men there.
Capt Dablgren went On the Philadelphia
Tho list Regiment leave behind about 10
men, including the guard Of 10 men placed o.
Anacosts Bridge.
me entarcatioa presented = most beantnu
and imposing sight, With inspiring martis
muAic, a1d their coloss flying. The men .:
seemad wi1d with excitement, and Wil doubi
less do their work manfuny.
Is Twas about leaving the Yard uotce
1he Anaccsta paaling preparations to NOV!
and on I4quripg ascertained that tha FIJI lot
the fec: down the river. She carries fcr
guns.
The 71at Regiment, when they lea the
Qra1tezt st tho Nary Yard, had only thIt
days p11sisious and we're Without camp e4u1l
, 1861-05-31
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
Pn1e,R's COMPANY VOTE Hla1 DOVE.
The Demonstration on Har-
pef's Ferry.
GRAFTON ~ THE HANDS OF THE
FEDERAL TROOPS
GOV. BANKS 4 MAJ0R General


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TztSune.1
WAsu1SoToN, Hay 30.
Mr.. Arnold this afternoon obta;ned aformA
order from the President, directing The ac-
ccpta1ce Of eighteen Illinois regiments. The
Artillery and Cavalry in service are not to cz-
ceed five companies.
The army proposed to DO concentrated in
Southern Illinois, which I announced some
days ago, will be sixty thousand strong, Gen.
Mcclellan to command
Nothing Of interest transplred to-day On the
Virginia side. The President and Secretary Of
Slate visited the entertainments on Arlington
Heights yesterday afternoon.
The contract for supplying beef to the army
during the war vas to-day awarded to Hugh
Maher Of Chicago. The rates arc $3.50 in
Pennsylvania aud s4.48 In Washington per
hundred pounds, Government Is now paying
eight cents per pound.
The President and Gen. Scott reviewed four
New York regiments this afteuoon-Garl-
ba1di Guard and Eighth, Ninth and Tenth. .
Miss Dix has been ordered to Fort Monroe
| 10 take charge Of hospital arrangements.
AL Southern mails will be stopped to-mor.
TOW. No more letters or papers will be sent
! to or received from the South from that date
The department will lose nothing by dishonest
| rebel Post Masters, as the amount Of defaca.
cations Hil1 be deducted from the amount:
due Southern contractors, who have not beer
| paid for several months.
The very best regulars will be withdraw
from the Western Territories, and actiycl,
employed In the East. Territorial leTies O
volunteers will be used in checking Indian
and protecting the Overland Mail route.
, 1861-05-31
NO MORE MAILS.

To-day the c. s. mal service in all the
rebel States Is closed. Hereafter the men,
Who, for months past have, while defying
The authority Of tho Government, been
content 10 receive their mail matter at its
hands, ard at the expense Of the hated
Yankees Of the North, must now provide
for themselves. The cost Of Postal
System like that which they hare caused
10 be Withdrawn, will exhaust the already
Impoverished cxchequer Of the rebels and
unless their prospects brighten, or they get
a chance to steal something, they will be
compelled to take another backward step
toward barbarism and give up the receipt
and carrying Of letters, except by the
methods yet in vogue in Daholney on the
other side Of the water. Afler this date,
all letters deposited in Northern Post Of
fccs for any places in the seeding States
except so much thereof as are included il
Tennessee and Western Virginia, will bs
sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washing
, 1861-05-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The American Question In Parlla-
ment,


HALIFAX, May 30.-The steamship Anerl-
ca, IRON Liverpool 18th Via Queenstown. r.
1ixed here this morning. She brings sl,ao'~
Goo In specie.
The steamer Hbernia broke down and re-
turned. The North Briton took her place,
leaving Liverpool the 18th.
The America brings dates to the 10Th inst.
Minister Adnms had presented his creden-
ti11s at the Court Of St. Jcnca.
4 debate had taken place in the House Of
Lords upon the American blockade aud the
privatesring questions, in which the speakers
regarded as pirates.
In the House Of Lords the Earl Of Ellen
bo!ough asked the Government whether the
term 7lawtul blockade" " used in the recent
proclamation Was to be Interpreted literally
CT with qualifications, as according 70 the
Impossible to maintain an effective blockade
He comp1aine ed Of the yagueness Of the pro.
clemation with respect to articles contrahand
Of war.
The Earl of Granville replied that 1awfal
blockade must be maintained by sufficient
force, but it vas rot absolutely necessary to
render all ingress and egrees impossible but
to render it difficult. i.
Lord Derby said there were two points on
which 1t was desirable that the Government
should come to an understanding With the
Emitted States. They proclaim blockade Of
1Qt WIOlt GUutHE1W CV03L1 H1uEH LILY AAFG
not the force to maintain, although they could
lawful}y blockade certain pogts. It Was not de-
sirnble that they should proclaim universal
blockade, and only maintain partial one. The
Northern States also declare that they ohould
treat priyateers as piates, but they could not
do 50 by the 1aw Of nations, aud It was desira:
BILE, Notwithstanding the proclamation, that It
should be declared that such penalty on Brit
Ieh subjects would not be viewed with iadif.
ference BY England.
Lord Bfoug6a1n eaid, priyateering, accord
irg to international law, Was not piracy; but
to join an expedition against . power at peace
with England, WIS piEatical act. To consti.
be maintained as to make the passage Of II
absolutely impossible, but this 8as very diff
cult.
Lord KingEdown said the Northern States
might consider citizens Of the Southern States
| as rebels, and guilty Of high treason, but ths5
would not apply to subjects Of other powers
| becoming priyateers.
, 1861-05-31

The fne, large steamer Louisville, heavily
treIghted with groceries for Louisville, wan
seized Ct Memphis, last Saturday, the freight
taken aahcre, and the boat kept With view
erate goycrrment. The Captain was permit.
ted 10 have teleg1aphic communication with
The owners Of the boat II Louisville, and
ihe Memphis mob to secure the release Of 'ths
Eoat, but Ill to no PURPOSE The ralne Of the
Louisville cargo is put down At seo, 900.
On the same dag The Tow boats Mohawk and
vess seized b the mob and ate q now
nficen and crews The captain Of the latter
bat showed considerable fight, md expressed!
himself determined ITO take nis boat cut o:
1hat;" and as IN evidence Of bis ea1ne hness
threw Of biz coat, and talked out quite fear.
lt.ly to the croTi who hid slta{le1 him
ne Tta.t authorities, to slltnce THIS s1ng1e
1a, man, ordered company Of artillery On hae q;
sl@t G0s. and told him "to leave at hls pei I" o.
ne ne Captain vae not hung and quartered we
Sfpots of ks, the Aemp 1ians win pub ish as 2rool
Rooissr sr :. .1,:;eeoi,g forsearsncs--cairp Camp
, 1861-05-31
Tho Way the 8ecsxa1on1sts Took Pos.
eeAsicu OF Grafton ON Sunday m0F0-
1HE.
The Wheeling IntaEigeneer, OF Wednesday,

fHE.
The Wheeling Inte'lgenetr, OF Wednesday,
ety6:
Mr, Fred. Duyul and Mr. Joseph Fulton, en-
ginecrs On the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. ar
rved III this city yesterday morning. They
ls Gss@n as sns sSont tSs tGns @e
tho bridges were burned between Msenfngton
and Pennington. When the traItors marched
In aEd commenced taking control OF things,
they ordered Mr. DuTA to remove IN engine
which was in the way, and In ord:r to do so IT
proceeded to do, aud after removing It to the
place requested, got It upon the main track,
With it, head towards NcWbu1g, eighteen miles
diEta1t, and before the geceshers knew what
they were doing, Mr. Duyal, Mr. Fulton and
Others moanted the iron horse, snd started
with the speed Of fast passenger locomotive
towards NeWburg, where they are sAgposed to
have put the engine In good condition ~ fSr
use. They thin Left Newburg and went to
ho.ga1.oWn, from Morgantown to Union
town, Pennsyivaria, and thence to Pittsburgh,
and down tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail-
rp.d to this city.
Tho eeceeeionists drove the people out Of
thcir houses at Grafton, In order to make room
der the troops, early on Sunday morning.
There Hss the g1eatest ecene OF terror imagin-
| sbIe. Women and children were running In
al directions with dieheveled hnir and naked
nersnns' ~ ~ The officers were ill drunk, and
fhere was nothing like order among the men
TheT Ind about twelve hundred men At Graf
tnn' a,norr Vhcm wns q single company o.
| cayn1V. Thtre IVES not single piece Of artn
/ e1v to Ee seen, and the officers did not know
| how to 70 about fortlfying their positions
treops CO s. .. MarIetta marched into the State, o.
Mcndty morning, and no Interruptions AT
occaeIcutd. this den will be routed beior'
many days
, 1861-05-31

Editors Of The Missouri Democrat:
You are, perhaps, aware that political dem
ogoguism has been successful In Southern
Judgment Of the Jep. On SATURDAY, the 25th
inst, the Union men in Marion. Illinois, were
taken By surprise with the organization Of !
full company Of yolunteen destined for the
Southern Confederacy. 1naammatoIJ speech.
q were made By the leading eeeessionlsts Of
wrongs Of tie South, inflicted By the present
Administration. Poor, ignorant men were
carried away By c9cltsmsnt, little knoTing
Captain, in Memphis, Tenn, for q per head,
to feht against their interest, and, for aught
they know, to shed the blood Of their nearest
relatives. The leaders Of the conspiracy were
cautious enough, IS they thought, not to ~
themselves on this bloody mission o1 treach
cry, But Gov. Yates is already In possession
Of the facts, and the necessary punishmen'
will be fully meted out CARBospAR.
, 1861-05-31
Slave In2urfection In Louisiana.

WASHINGTON, May 38.-ItwM be remember
cd, doubtless, that several weeks since slaye
insurrection in the vicinity Of Baton Rouge
caused sucl serious alarm among the white
population, TINT many families left the city,
some going to Hayana, aud Others to Europe
From reliable sources learn that similar
insur1ection kas broken out In the same VI
c,nity, and that troops are employed to mas-
ter the Insurgents. On one plantation, some
is uills from Baton Rouge, On which was re-
siding an orerseez, with his family Of eight
persons, the elaycs stole quietly Into the bed
rooms, murdered every one in the house, and
then st fire to the building, and to their own
quarters. Fortwo days these facts were IN.
known, and Ind 1t not been for IN unfu1dl1ed
engagement on the part Of the o7erscer, the
truth might hare been concealed for weeks
us We plantation was exceedingly retircd.-
These Slaves, with some % runswayB, conceal,
cd themselves In "WIlderness Swamp
whore, for six days and nights, they deled
their pu1sue1s, and were finally brought te
terms by the use Of bloodhonnds, who fol
lowed them into the swamp, and troops, whs
tu1rcundcd It, preventing escape. In conse
quene Of this, The inhabitants hare callct
| On the Parish for military protection, and ter
| rcr reigns supreme for twenty miles around
| Cor n. +. Iiacs.
, 1861-05-31
Gbitaet> Griihutre
THE OLD LADIES, AGAIN.

A DcIucl claft Ct0tE NOnVeQl0u IS now
in session at Frankfort, Ky., composed Of
delegates from two States only--Kentucky
and Missouri What the objects Of tho
meeting arc, we are not clearly informed.
The result, no doubt, will be such a.de-
claration Us tho delegates can make, that
,le:r States desire to maintain neutral
position during the rebellion and as IS
usual in such cases, an address to their
constituents will be printed and.a petition
will be laid before the Federal Govern
ncnt We apprehend that little good or
evil will come from their caucussinE. The
delegates are nomirally Union men-con-
tliuonal Orion men-Tnion men with an
il Tint they can devise any plan by
which they will succeed in saving all the
profits Of loyalty, while doing none its du'
tics, We have 1oi the rcmotest idea Lei
rs wait and see
, 1861-05-31

CINc1NNATI, May 30-2fr. Anson Stager
has been appointed Superintendent for Mill
tary purposes of al the telcgraphic lines with
p1ete eyste1n has been devised for the use Of
The telegraph for military operations aud
placed at the disposal Of Maj. Gen Mcclellan,
lad :, Lumber Of psoM!oe1l and experienced
tclegraphcrs are cooperating with MI. Stager
to render 1t Of the utmost possible efficiency
in army service.
Tie garrison at Newport barracks fired
minute guns at noon today In honor Of the
memory Of Col Ellsworth.
, 1861-05-31

PHILADELPHIA, May 30-A Philadelphia,
escaped recently from Memphis, has arrived
here. Hesays there was about 5000 troops in
On the fair grounds near that city. At Ran.
dolrh there are about 5000 men, and a for
midablc battery Of 81 FOUNDERS and two mro.
tars. At Fort Rector, Ark. six miles above
Memphis, there are about 1000 men. Opp0-
cite Fort Rector, on the Tennessee side, is
Fort Harris, wish about 1000 men. At Mem,
phis ard various points between there and
The Missouri md Kentucky lines, there arc
shout 5000 men.
, 1861-05-31

= The Louisville Journa! Of yesterday, says:
mense No lees than six hundred passengers
came through Inst night over. the Louisyll1c
aud Nashville Railroad. Many Of them had
travelled as far II Memphis by the steamer
Louisville. but that boat having been conasca-
ted there By the p.ilita.y mob, her passengers
were subjected to the necessity Of coming
through 6y rail ]"
, 1861-05-31

and n,ager Uas'e on I'll Tharsda1 tie sh june T6e
dcyotion Of the coufera!es is wonderful Like
their honesty and chiva'ry, however. al the
ordinary rules are reversed. Thursday is
chosen ior fasting, probably: cause It Is the
day On which thanksgiving Is usually appoint.
ed. Their feast days will Of coursc be held
Tho Mon,eomery Cabinet is busy packing
up TO lcaTe ior Richmond. That Cabinet had
better keep packed ready for trs7el'ng:
Yancey awrltes privately from. England
that bitter contest is going on there ovei
the American question, but he Is confident 9
recoR nition Of the Confederate STATES III
6ays the Minhtry are already favorable"
, 1861-05-31

Troops from further South are hur1ying to
Richmond IS rapidly as possible, and great
trcridntion exists there. They are preparing
as well IS possible for the expected ATTACH, but
their spirits Go not appear to be 80 hig1 as
that there are 10,oCo secession1st troops IN
Fredericksburg, aud that they are bustling to
the extent Of their power In order to guard
against = surprise, which they sndously look
out 1QTs 49,
, 1861-05-31

IfVI1V11A $%t1<E A*xNk31&1VH4S&*
NEW YoRK, May S0-When the frigate nj.
agara Has at Havana tWo New Orleans schoon-
eTs were in port flying the Rebel Flass, but 9
visit from Lieut.. Porter occaaioned the su5stl-
tution Of the Stars and Stripes
gentleman from Norfolk reports IL, GOO
troops there well armed. Food plenty but
high.
Twenty-flye thousand men at Richmond,
. and city strongly fortified. JeG Davis Was Ill
Int exI ected Immediately.