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, 1861-05-22
j: :WEDNEsDAY,*MA %, 1861.


!; ST. LOUIS, Any aL-Major Genetsl t:ics,
CQ1nmander II Chief Of the lisaonEa = pEta
arrived last nI2ht, aud t}fs 1notnlng ha4e III ID
te77Iew With Gen. Hazney, when q plA- Y -
c.reed upon for the matutenauee Of pcact an
avoidance Of future conflicts tetTcI tho Fed.
eral snd State t1oops> They mutually dses:>s
COMMON object Of restoring peace aad goos
order to the people Of tbs state, aaa subor'
dination to the hws of the General ind sease
Governments, md unite in recommending all
citizens 10 respect each others rights through
out the State, and make no attempt to c1srelso
unauthorized power, as It IL the determination
Of the proper authorities to suppress ail ua-
lawful proceedings, whieh can only dla.urh
tbeprtlic pence.
Gen. Price pledges the whote power OF ths
atste otlccrB TO nalntain order amen. the p.3-
pie Of the State, and Gen uarncy declares
th:.t this object being assured, hs caa have no
ocension, 10 be has no with, 10 MIKE military
rcytrcnts which might otherwise crcatc cx.
eitcme1t, which be most earnestly desires 10
avc:d. They therefore enjoln upon tao peo
pie to attend to tbe:r civil bu.inesa, acd e1'
Ifces the hope that the uBq1iet elements tha.
have threatened so sarion61y to disturb public
ucacc. noE eocn suEeIde aud be rclcenbecca
cnfy to be t1ep1Ore0.
, 1861-05-22

The election in Virginia will take placo To-
morrow. Several important propositions arc
to be voted upon that day; among them the
ratification OF rejection OF the ordinances Of
secession, and the adoption or rejection Of 8
proposition TO amend the constitution Of the
Stste 50 - to tax all property according to Its
value. On the ea1ne day members Of the leg
ls7ature arc to be choesn It Is also tie usual
time for the election Of members Of Congress; !;
hut aI ordinance OF the State Convention de-
clares that no such election will take place-
Two Union candidates, however, arc In the
1eId 10 the western section Of the stste, aud
ore ct lcact in the Eastern eection.
, The Secession Ordinance will doubtless car
r, under the influence Of the reigu Of terror
EoB estab}isled, In three fourths Of the State.
, 1861-05-22

Gc,. Price, who recently issued pro-
clamstion calling The militia to assemble
n,.der the, flag ef Missouri attheir1espectlve
headquarters, in pursuance Of Clalb. Jack
sons Reasonable military bill, has had an
;u,e.7itw Nit. Gen. Harney. Gen. Price
has concluded to ccun1e1anaud his order
SID issue smother, recommending all good
Citizens of Missouri 70 stay at home and At
tend TO their "ciyll duties." Could any
thiag indicate morc fozcibly the moral
power Of few loyal regiments under conf
1aand Of q determined oflcerf
:. The St, Lcuis Democrat,ss in an article
printed elsewhere, declares in uneQuiroca1
terms that II the banks and eavings institu-
tions will pay over the July interest fund
T. Claib. Jackeon, to be used for military
purposes, &1<s ses0 b asaA tsith ~ ttxitora.
, 1861-05-22
NATIONAL Il Z II n .

In opedieac7 ia rna request Of many citizens who
lave cbsessed the tendency To give roe. exptesa1n
to the emotion which st.ts the hea, Of the nst7n tho
gentlemen xhose n4,nca arr undcrNgned havs cor
.<Eted r. sc+ ~ Corrnt.es to Awsra pTna of F19a
HuNDlEu DOLLARS for '.
4 MAI IONAL HYMN,
scsts 1us.e teiher original A+1scted), upon tbs
follew!hR conditions:
1.-The BYmn is 70 Be- purrI5 patriotic. adapted to
the whole cou1tty-not . war so1Z, CT o1lJ hpnFa-
rrf$te t, the present ToIc1k
Alt must consist Of hot less than sixteen ncs, aud
IL not to eta chorus OF hurh-s
witch IL essential.
a- should bs OF the simplest form snd tbs most
u.,led 7, tln The words c.sy to bc retained " the
rorulsf emory and tho melody snd harmony, such
~ ma, be readily euns hy crd1nss! voseea.
4-For tse words and 1ou 10 twhcshes the laser Do
e.1si- CT le1ected and sas7ted from tie sars haad
whleh Tho committee w"u1d prefer,
f. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAHa,
CT n gold medal Ct that valus, Will bo a~asdea-
Fer the lynn aloae for the raEc aioas Qf ortzi-
I"''' Twx, uuNpEfD ASD FIFTY DOLLARS.
Ora god mtdal Of that value. :
5-Tte yomntttre tain tic cop5rs1s Of boh cords
auc mrtlc Of the Hsnn to witch the rsze Is awarded:
npd reserve the right Of rejecting ali consnudons,
NJ atc,er tctr merit should ncnc Ct item be deemed
| suitable.
6-1bs r.cfts Of the x4lo Of tho H5mn ere to be de-
vctch to &he Tsts4tttc FuTd.
/ 1.-The vc1ca AID music must be furnished By tho
| eth day Of June ne-t
ga the cernuttsec nay des1re - r7blIsh seleo
sion tro1 The raanr.csips IN Tosuar II sid Of tas
Patriotic Fund. they request thoso wEters who arc
xDInx that ttetf product thord ht ss-d for taae
/ rurpces to signify ths1r s4sent-
9-IdtEldua1 applications To mempsrs Of The COIL
| r1l'tte vii be disscta.ded. -
HEr ON F+AfT
, 1861-05-22
The Iu1y Inherent OH Missouri Banks.
{F,om the st. Lonis Democrat, Tuesd1y.1


{F,om the st. Loris Democrat, Tucsd.T.1
A'SuGoEsT1oN TO TIE BANks.-We would
srgEeEt to lie Missouri banks tc call
meetings. OF their stockholders rs soon -
practicable, to consider the action they will
takc in regard to the payment OF the July In
terest on the State debt, The s500. 900 se-
cp1td to The state b, the hanks to meet th1t
tiou; and II the stockholders are brought to-
nether before the yillainy is consnmn,ated, we
hn7c no doubt the credit Of the state may be
s4yed. The prompt aud concerted action OF
It. Willie upon this subj. ct, wa would
Ee1te1ste- what we hare before esid,
that tie Grae7l Gosunnsen& saiU 1o|d onainrcst-
mat in Me military fund aFnsinJ taix ShIte.
as &Tsasosa, and Fa.ai&h Il accordingly" We
would further caution banks and saving insu
tuttons not to be caught By the new dodge Of
tie Governor asking these Institutions to ad-
yence money to take up bonds already nego-
tilted This done, and the Governor will IN
dcuttedly hxrc assets 1t command, upon
which considerable a1ao1nt OF money n1Ay
be ereaAxed, to ca11y ont his uefsdouR schemes.
The en1y safety for the hanks, OF tbs people,
i to decline haTfrg anytbing to do vtsh re
ton Of. tho late extra session Tint lcgisla-
ben fs base fraud, aud &1ulllty. It Wa7 con
cocted. passed, and sanctioned bJ ~ deep d5ed
a,id urbluehirg pack Of traitors % ever sat
In ccurcl 10 deht tEe1f AEs4 WHO anything
but scosn and reputation, is to be morally
guilty With them In their tIattcous designs TO
oysriho1 the governm'n 'ns OF the Uniseds katae.
Every principle ct: the Constitution OF the
United States, and the State at Missouri, Is
violated By that frfa4aouEly de5potic military
hin, and any act to give It forca il treason.
Under these circumstances, the banks aad the
people hare Their election, to invest their
money in that military fund, pay ta1 under
| that iaw, the object df which Is to- arm the
State far rebellion. aud staEd their chances oi
ppn!ehnert for aiding and abettins treason ;
& to openly snd loyalty repudfata the Who1o
! thing, ind Be sustained b. tta Government.
n 3ptak tv tha 'ear5,; aA2 sahat ~ sav !"
| &hzs mater, ~ hups au<a354tV .,jor .saying
Tho Lies between loJalty and tteazon ~
/ ncw eaoftiy drawn; and no nsAn nesd nat
I ter himself that he can h6od-Wink tbs govern
| n<nt>o esespe the exesntoner, & ha e1a1ea
| It'd authority. The plea that 70 haya no Coy
f:ereEns snt-that tbs UnAon is already broker
! nr.-tt=. the C6rstitutibu hts no longer ~
f@bftdir1 santhhfitY- VIII mot ea1e their< <nec9s
+ ffIm ffe halter It they undertake to Bet at De
I fishca Inc laws OF <Ae United btxtes- Traitors
uhsye cheep wy Of sp pus3ug uf tAa a@sgu @
i ntnf IN the cASe-to deny 8TefythlnE. Ba'
/ .fh1t game wm not wosk:>i We ha*e : Go1ern
n,tnf-ope Of arapls poWe3a to put down r.
:fshtf flioux N bang tsaatoFs ! and that pnHet
/ ;sEnut 20 pIbozInVoked TOR those pu4posas:=
EfsThen 1et the B4nfs b1 eA1ttooa aad "a
Il beaydlesa upstsItB who nz6 botttnE over VII
4 .fsAS4au1abla aeiafimnte3 dssues '..sess,
, 1861-05-22

Ma5 b!N Tel55- IL. et5te d1H1tIas
As.re4rr Of cescs treated tn General Hospital,
Gimp Defiance, Cairo. from april q to May1a
inclusive:
Dia.sboea 4os. Dy.ents1y IL. Bilious Fayor q,
Bilious Intermittent II, Fever and Agns 10, Gun
Shot wounds [acct1ental}, Rheunlaiisna Z, pncu-
monta Z, -Pneumonlh II, Miscellaneous cases
, 1861-05-22

PHILADELPHIA. Ms5 2i.-The Ger. Parkhil,
from LIT. q. l.ool, FIR Charleston, has arrived ia
cLbrse Of the Niagara, from Charleston. shs
~as spoken OF Cape Ramdfne, on the 18th,
an5 o1dsrsd e15. The nsat day sha was c,p-
tu1ett ir a&1en,ptitg to run the blockade. Tie
ltize ship Is Goo tons, with general e.Igo, q .
O, rlb snGi muuit;ons Of war are concealed I'M
der the sat. She WAS coumsuded By Captain
Forbes, her Own captain beng murdered on
the outward yoyage ~ some Of the crew. She
lad tWo stcteEion figs 1Jang.
, 1861-05-22
New York seventh.

BALTIMORE. May 21-The Nrw York Bce-
emo Rcs,n ent passed tbrough thia city to-aa77.
They ere well received aud chcered IN parts
ct the city.
Bon. Ctanncey Sb= Ter made speech to tho
Eew York It'll Re: imeut to-day, and invosEcl
them Ly no means to return home before the
tIcee ii thr war. 1t il understood that they
will BE- eulded in this mater by Gen. Scott,
std SIC willlrg to rcmain # there Is q proa.
ptct Of speedy opening Of the campaign
, 1861-05-22
InterestfnG from Cairo.

Especial Dispatch Of the Chicago TI1bune.1
CAIRO, Ma, u, 1e61.
Capt. John Rogers, q. s. Navy, has arrived
hire under orders ffora Government, whteh,
though Is yet not divu'gea, are supposed to
be 10 take command Of the feet Of guu-boats
offered by Messrs. stusges d Prindiville, OF
chicsgo, nnd soon expected here 1t IL hinted'
moreover, that he will provide aome means O:
conveyance Of tha troops down the river.
Government, billing to agreeupon terms OF
purchase, hss condemned tho dIstI1lery OF
-A1ter q Herren, End win pay damages more at
leisure. The work Of demolition commenced
this afternoon, and the building will be wholly
removed at once. On it's site the proposed
tortiaeationo wM be erected, =
An invoice of heaxy-sizsd guns. shipped
| ftcm Pittsburgh, has been received at head
(. quarters and the guns viii be hers in q feT
days. Tbis ia authentic Theirs are ::thres
tvenbiour peuuders, Two hundred and sixty
| bale, with al ether aprnstenances: 49,, ~
T.: The, country back Of Cairo waS.. .reeonnot-
tered By engineers aud scouting parties to day,
| rs fsr at Villa Ridge, Where Col Wal!see's
ii.commAnd are stationed It Waa found less
svarnpy than expected. and Its Typographical
features were duly noted for future use. s.
, 1861-05-22

pd It's hma thus fully to urge that stops be at,
pnee taken to institute similar enterprise IN
this city, for the wide Northwest :Sf which
Chicago tsthe Metropolis. ;" II Il no light nor
Temporary class Of dnhes deEoazed upon orr
communities By ths war, aud It Is t!mo thst
fhe pees results Of order md eyste1n should
be sought out aud attained as they can be: in
the manner indicated, ,and already ipauguratca
in New York, The hearts Of the Womca are
In this work, sna they ONLY a.k how they aa.y
best be employed. It will be the province of
an organization, # suitably set On foot, to
guide and direct In this matter.
, 1861-05-22

IL y" '~' 49, @*t .-i-:csx.-<r # =. - xkE Z
= fFtx1>t :: 7;s.,-t. :5aa,7 s7..L;a IEEAiIE1
xsu-t.. -: s.s 7x.-z,ss.. .-,-...e
IL ll::Zz.as-...s
4;IAr'~e ~ "t@'E. = sxysne11, +sht4. 50 =. e
EE4k1tN ~
, 1861-05-22
CAlH0-~-AHE BIG GUNS,

We have at1v;ces, this time reEa1Is, that
lie bill Ct ladirg of those big guns" has
hcc4 received at Cairo, and thas the said
guns a1e actually On the road from Pitts
buzehl The d;stille1y down On the point
t,le confluence Of the rivers, has been
ctncemned for Government uses, and the
ground is being surveyed for permanent
Ratification.
, 1861-05-22
4 Frubl-ua IN Currency

Editors Chicago Tribune:
which patched up the new currency list for
tte Boss5 Of Trade sn- ting on Monday eye.
ring, r1esse fu1nizb US an answer to the fol-
loving problem When falling body has d.
scendtd within tea inches OF the earih's snr'
face, what are The chances Of its being arrest.
I'd and held at that point By means Of uiadf
DON'T Ill sneak 1t ouee. JAQuE3.
, 1861-05-22

Il MfktAHe.

CINCINNATI, May oL-The special dispatch
rnbi.ehed In 4 New York paper OF. the 1872
enrouncIrg that the Bank Of the OHIO valley
had been thrown out on thAt day BY tue c'n'
cinnAti clearinghouse, IS Incorrect Tho bsuh
bss DO circulation, md the error probably
crew out Of the circumstsuce TINT this Bank
threw cut Kentucky money upon the dsy In
question. -.
, 1861-05-22

NJ as:r1 s-ER~1
vs.. $50 E@ssn
, 1861-05-22

New YoRK, May 2L-rha Psrsia arrived
this evening.
Tie reason the war freight Was not rcce!y-
ed was because it wss considered that 1t would
v'tiate the nsuznuce, and tho agent Of the
The London 1fn,ts says Il regular c1npaign{?)
in Harr land appears unayoldEb.e{s), aad tie
bordGts viii perhaps Witness horrors which
HNl be remembered ior generations. All Eag.
LAID can DO Is 10 staad alouf Not only posi-
tive Law, Int the moral feeling OF the com
m1rity, rlu forbid any British subject to en-
r~cc il tie eoriIic.
, 1861-05-22
Frum 1AEoru1A.

Foxr, KrAnsxY, MaJ gl-Ihe Pony Er:
rrfrs from San Francaseo 1tth, asTased to-day:
jnrortant, Tbs Onion 1nxss meeting at Ban
Napcikco on tho 11th wns IN ammcns0 a1aar.
, 1861-05-22

f,3111a;cnF, 1lay sI-1eo I.sila5e'rlta
Ct mrs,niys seized :. largs quantity Of as1ns
stored in III unoccrpted house, co:n1Et3sn::
LEO muzkels in boxes, marked "tE:7gs1ia
mlskcts !" also 4 yooo plies: The Thofe TaEo
1akfn to Fort McIi+nry- The arms had been
IN the c1stcdT Of the city authorities
The Union tntn of the Third District noEls-
pated C. l. Leary iGr Congress.
, 1861-05-22

WizH1saron. May st:!su,rton Fanny wi1
Pi.es e. aRRsFgDnss Of Dsssea. d{se.ssd :.
"a suf5efxnt denial of the reports as TO
Eieuts@ Gene1al ecotfs irflrzn health, tai; ny
That be q engaged Il The diseas,Ee Of his Of
hcIal dutiga not 1un1y t1thro4&hone tho dny,
bpt to ! l4t4 houf eTe1y niGhk. ::
, 1861-05-22

"a cisfzen ofCsI1o ras brought info the Hosps-
tai nottally wounded by Accidenta. discharge OF
,zauszst Ii. the hands of oadier.)
CAM F1A1cE, Nay to. tssf.
ToA11 TO WHonIT tCoNcxEN: The Chicago
Light ARTILLERY taket .nethod ofinfurming 'hcl1
friends thst every pacAge, parcel and Letter sent
wak rccaiyed on tho 18th. and was acknowledged
b1 the parties to whom sent.
JAMES SNTn, Commandment.
, 1861-05-22

r. AlBAKT, May 2I-.The Bank Of tbs 1otezior,
a new restitution, having been u exlsteace
only few years, and doing business almost
whcl1y With Canada, suspended ut tha eacss
ln1jg secured hy statc stocks and IT, few do
ucs|tors are fni1}y secured. Tha ausren.lon Of
This Bank will net effect banking interests
Aele.l - = -,
, 1861-05-22
Gbicaao*G *Gributte


THe NHf1G&6SeAAo 0uF R&xron1s
We did rot decide TIL after business opened
Yesterday morning ehat. "a ought 10 do
IL .seata to what Is NOW known As tho 'sUnion
LII" Of Illinois currency. A few hours' e.
rer.cnce convinced cs that it would not and
e>a!d Eot be uede 10 "go.'' With the c1ccp-
s;yn Of The lurbermer and few Others, the
.a,ipsks public stsrnly adhered to the Rad"
Wy List Therefore till further notlca, We
>a:n tsfe srd rny out Illinois currency ac-
cs:eicg to the values fixed hy the Railways.
OR patrons rhou.d send US no checks or
t:sas on auy Chicago, or Other Illinois Banks
lsie=s Gtawza for exchange OF coin, Of with
lie direction to pass to Their credit wEat the
tpsEtncy paid rs, I. worth. The sa.ne rule Is
:.Pleab1c TO Wisconsin currency. Iowa, 1n3i-
sna, Ohio, and otaer good Eastern 1noucy IT,
eGyed at PSF.
The fcuo1ing il the Railroad list Is ooF ar
, 1861-05-22

TOR SALE.--"S Stump-Ta,'" Cur
fi !ewa ron & :ofrs- n~,. "a. ::ye &c City
i'nit<. txoftl IN 1t ti.tt Hacx.7s Sc "sss It
tec+t s5oc. 1t ~. .>p.ay t, fs1LE satNt te7
StAte ttrCEt. m7E-9t
, 1861-05-22

21.1.C.2 I=7x "a 4<@!F.*!!e. - - II '.
! :: II q :,-!--;.sc = s"--s ~es= g: 1z-e
p.s4d 3aa esf1sl Ia -s7c1:= 1..4j .1,:i12a T-oI
=, --:7 -. rs; -e=71:: ;@e<:.~. 1-=n=:
49, -: Il %.Tf 7E.t'o ~: Il .15 t.::
t. a,1..a = l*s I! t1s.a.e asstl : :1Asss Ut
! .-=' -: :t-t-r Eg;a53ov ,..f, 60. ea1
f; :, ;:4s ISL q : y.x, 4,os' L: ~ ,,:>s>
E! Z v7e3 In 5ae ,la:s. aa31.ss.ss go: .~.sls
, 1861-05-22
d. III E, H.. r. w: A. :.
Important from Washington.
-, .:.>:-. : - -. 80 :.;:> ~:
CUR !: FOREIGN RELATIONS. ]:
F. o N S prin 6 f cid.
- IA. q ia. q + IL o
THE REBELS AND THE WHEELING
TROOPS
MORE PRIZES CAPTURED.

r Iu1nortant from Tasf&fnGton.
Especial Dispatch 10 tho Chicago Tsibanc.1

Important from TasssInGton.
{saec1al Dispatch 10 tho Chicago Tribunal
WAsucGros, Asy Fl.
It has been officially given out that tae Gov
erpnent is determined to adept stringent
ueasu1es Of retaliation against any foreign
power thel will give direct or indirect aid or
comfort to Southern rebels.
The President and al1 tho members Of the
Cabinet being convinced Of the enthusiastic
ard unanimous co operation Of twenty mil
liens Of people, ready to make any sacrifices
Of life nrd property for tile preservation q!
orr nationality, are animated with . firm md
fearless resolution to vindicate the supremacy
Of federal LAVE against rebellion at home, aud
all foreign interme1dling, however backed up
byrbysica1 force. But although vigorous
and defiant course is fully decided upon to
suit any emergency, tie Government does not
apprehtnd that any foreign power will in aoy
way recognize or tolerate any exercise Of pro
negatives Of sovereignty by the rebeltous
St4tea. The governments os Austria,
Prussis and Russia have already ex-
PRESSED, through tlcn representatives
here, sympathy with the North aad iadis-
posit!on to recognize the Southern Confedsss
acy; ard ns to England end France, the sec-
rotary Of State Is confident thatt, no matter
wh:t the English Minister'S conclusions will
be, the e3npathy Of the EogI!sh Parliament
and people will be with the loyal States. The
he1iesn Government has bccn informed ere
this ty Minister Corwin, that it ie the iaten~
ton Of the Government Of the United States
to carry cut the Monroe doctrine to the letter
md protect the slttes Republic against agsgrcs-
sion from Ely foreign quarter. -
srain has been notified that tha United
States will not, under any circumstances,
! allow her usurpation on St. Domingo. The
abovc statement is authoritative, and VIII be
received, it Is to be hoped, as additional eyi
! dencc Of the nnimua peKradlng the Admins
| TRITON.
h Twent5.cjght vessels have already bsen
I captured ty the blo:kading fleet a. various
! lcintf, according to adyices at the Navy De,
4 psrtx2cnt>
Il Washington is still full Of prominent men
u from ell paris Of tho country, offering men,
| ships and money to the Government In
! mense quantities OF ammunition aud proVi
I s!crs continue to arrive here Two thouean
more troops have arrived eince laet night.
Col Yosbu5gh's remsins were escorted tt
The depot with imposing military display.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.
( Dr.. Leib has been appointed Quartermaste
IN tho regular army with the rsnk Of Captain
, 1861-05-22
: H. m1xt1ke:,

IwpraV1ToT1s, M-The report fffom Martin
county Ira1aea,, Int Night ahaut aionista
room pfttirg aeperdattons,. seeps: IT, bepmls-
1ots II that soanty; who haIet hktn .p5undnt:
ipR, nbbipH srd threatening l,YGs Of citt4eaa,
and william this morning Gotn good author.
<Hy tEht foux .rner 4eie tI1c4tod 81, DoYer HlH
|5eaterdAJ r. e tn3h nf 4 4 RI handtea Afae4
, 1861-05-22

ENtnAnt MQxsetsN4 pfo4a tai3 H1G ua4af
By my HAn In the UElon n III
!: Aeoa8tita mad Gmezal Appointments
twin seat 80 noyo op&r7eu1 thau Aay ota:E mn ~
teec.ty-py accurate e1,unt md report ot CAE1kK
ne naia As6leees goo.aA g ths ast tsaE. q
AZ il lie e4ty opp+ase Court House eQa4EA JET aq
Hatl la rstreo. qulet Location IN the reAs. ::
pjs9I sErvst 400 Esart rl.eAs.
- 9is:sse nd pa1essssd Il aso: F. Il Hshiy. Sov
scMG;tGs1ed hy Gaakress M e pe,at aeas. e fEz.t
etatstas " 1atAteae E1sss paetnEe xAAa Mo xea
Mta1 wA awarded u fds Worlds Fslr II Para also
1Isstfssts e 1neotn taetu:lve = wan y of msa5,
ot2sx xA19axd61A Z Y y st&ea1A b HeAsy,-:
Fa4A IND thtNkA u pfoEs4rd Vttb Eees4'
aRnfa9 Sae9a1 sto1a A411sfaaa saales - &C;
ItE., 1sa1estSe4 tslla r. ttsrt ~ HefI e eRp:
| npt1ak4fY -. Q4zas4A ~ R@nAaa4s
, 1861-05-22

i. Fl. louis, Msy 2L-Ptlsate dispatehas also
'arnannce that the Bouthern Confade1acy has
established blockade ut Memphis Prohibit.
ing the passage Of Ill upward bound hoats.
, 1861-05-22

4 GEkTS WAN rED.-A Safe
-, , I'll, ssst;ta, s. ia - : aeE, I'D y.ET
utfui altc.. xsat tt,etsry he n tae 1ana opiy
tt1t IT. I, ,,d stn,.. loo. s.or nddzen ,oht.W ST.
FIN AGEfCF. = II BIZ 1ATf, CHI. -. r3a its
, 1861-05-22
From New York,

Ff8Hf W94F XHfIs
NV YonK, Msy 3l-The stoop Lime, with
$50 btsE Of powder o. board, Was seized In the
North River to day
Tho Edinburg, frcm Liverpool 8ta via
Queenstown 9lh, arrived this F. T. No~5
Antiritafkl
, 1861-05-22

The following table shows tho total re-
ce:pts Of produce in this city since tho lst
Of January last, compared with the rc-
ceii,1s during the corresponding periods in
1873 and 1850:
, 1861-05-22

w ANTED-A Young lnaa wishes
W rhy Board IN = trtvata fa1ntly or boaE.tnG
b. tIe AEa Eart ennsde1aa n VIII EiTe lsssons %
d1e14 n II ;" box ami. myGleTo7t
, 1861-05-22

TC RENT-A good h,use, with
L. \. r Furniture. .ttua1ed IN Wstasa ~Ycnu=,
Elte %sro 3 ehlid sn. Kshs rnAy 10 pa IL bosr ol
scr,c,i,t RIB t'nny. Add1e-s Po.s OH . Boz 1l7l.
fn>17.e1Ks =
, 1861-05-22
What they CAN do In the War.

~
t'mce of peace" In which the present genera.
tipn had Hexed prosperous and thrifty, the
g<ntleE sex, with nohleness aud sendevotion |
Characteristic Of true womAnhood, vert fore.
ncet In their response to ifs demands. They, |
gave I'll they had to give, Sons, husbands, |
b1othezt-w1.h their own gentle hands !
buch1iag on tho accontrements OF the soldier;
a4dBhst was more, with their OWL courage
and devotion to, theiz country, kindlhg high
and noble zeal In the breasts Of thoae thus
st:nt torth. ~ 49,. T.. i
But woman asked for larger share Of the
labor than this, and g1leyed tha& their sex
could do 10 little, though IN no sense can such
d4tica and services ss above noted be deemed
slight They sought out Tho opportunities to
do more, and when The History Of thu War is
written, 4 will 2ack many otlts most distinc-
tire and Interesting features u It fail to na1-
rsde what t1lo women taye already accom-
pFehed In many localities. Everywhere they
L4re answered generously 10 the appeal, In
vite.: This IN Our own City In the equipment
of our troops, ard tho outfits Of camp and hos.
pital. The Lint and Bandagn movement had
It'll limits, long kince reached, and there secms
I'd occaslon for further outlay Of industry in
tfat direction. 10 say notn1ng o. manu1ae:
.iu1ed Lint, enough h.s been produced and
echt In Of the domeatlc articleto glut theHps-
pitale and supply every possible and prospec.
ufe oenAna DC tness " nav 1nee ,nss; u WI
o9 "e4l 1os Inc Aaales 70 'e1oesnpes o',s' ~
no more Llnt and bandagca can 20 wanted 1or
twelve months, OF even thrice that tine !:
Let not thla cause any disappointment to
my of our lady readers Enough remains to
hd done, aGd win coutinuo duty ard
| c+hf1o+}e- @rh5n nnr ,raons nre In
thE aeld. a. tho unaro.dable and nee
| ndceeearJ consequence or 80 >enoaen reso-
| luton from a peace to var footing, there
a1e multitude Of details that viii bs oyer
-, p'' .p.as sssn ~ ne ~ nnnsr ncn.rt.
fhcse IN caerGe, esen eae ptopes be'A@'
sud Hospital aro not wanting. Much will dc.
I- ,.,t~.,sr,. =. -, -
volse upon private nag'oaaas WHICH II 4c's
uuooue NJ" ~ ~ S-."s W. T., W:,ets. ets ~ ~
snnes'og o1 our Draws 'o'en1ee1s. Ia o..
Ike o1ranizations intellieen,ly constituted
sd ordered viii arsxer f.r better the ends
to(be attained than separate individual effort,
S;~ Ss TesS "csutssl ca Re'ief Association
bas been formed for combination Of etforts
sna results. Tho venerable and widely es'
t1tsa 'fsnths n Rsa Met w. 5.sr.a Tss
Enr hes' w. heAo"s' VS." cnaasansa' =: Aas
BG,d Of M.assemtat mag ne , se.ss H. nssa2s 20, .,
Eet'aense Q! toa1 e.t5 o. .pton1aenee'' July %,
, 1861-05-22

BosTo., Msy 20.-It is reported that the
u. s. brig Bsiaoridge TiH proceed d.rsct to
AspinwnIi and act as convoy to the Cal!fcrnis
steamers crossing the Gull, aud protect them
from pfiyatecrs.