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FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1861


EGk4&xA&A XA4eAS
The Legislature passed the Ten Regi-
ment bill Yesterday, and it is now, having
received Tho signature Of the Governor, a
law. We PIN. it in another column en-.
tire It provides, ;
I. For the organization Of Ten Regi-
snents, onesegit1ent from the 1nenndF at
springfield who could not be taken into
: the six regiments organized under the
Presidents call, and one from each Of the
old nine Congressional districts in TIE
STATE
IL That when organized and ofice-ed,
they shall so into camp for instruction and
drill for thirty days, each within the, dis
srsct In which It was raisedS.. :: 49,
III. That the officers and men while
tli.s engaged, shall be paid by the State,
The. wages to which the rank and Ale Of
the Army are entitled.
IN. That the sum Of one million of dol
Lara, Or I'd huch thereof as may. be neees-
cary, isappropriated 10 pay expenses
The ehance which the law affords to our
gallant volunteers will be eagerly accept.
ed The only misfortune is that not half
enough places are opened 10 those who arc
ready to march to Their eountTy's defence.
. OF those regiments now full OF nearly full
in this city alone, probably not more than
five companies can be accepted, if the 9TH
er counties in the Congressional district
insist upon 1heir quota Those who are
unsuccessful III their applications mus
bottle up their wrath OF eEpend it in going
to work to produce the means of paying
the expenses Of the fight.
, 1861-05-03
. ~ @F-a9 S71sF
-FR,0M -, WASHINGTON.
The Corps" >-"d'Arillee.
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS
i ~~t-:--- FOR a MARCH,"
The GREAT Bloc Y de
P PENSACOLA, TO BE" RRE-TAKEN.
Vigorous p elicy FuIfye'"De7eiuped.
~ ,rs... 9 t-,..-. Il .tsi--s Et'.-1 s=t
GREAT CIVIC FESTIVAL.

. ~ 4s-.n-7.. .,5t -, -iIa:e-as tF--.ite gag y~::-
[speeisal p%iFpatfa % t9 the 4ChieaGe Tris'nna,3
,,, ,,,,.-za..uvr.. MAeH1Ea7as. sAsy a. ASST.
According to the latest aavices, Gen. Pat
terson's Organization qf eqgp& a'afastfe to be
marched In two columns Of ten thousand
each, through 9fezylenf3 Will ssBsatiraore as
conTerging point. The movement progresses
with fhe ntEi6sts faplaity; he expects be
ready to move in 1ess thaai Week. !; The two
diviistons that iwstfn be Stationed at and above
Annsp6ns asss+ nearly concshtrated at this mo-
ment 8
A eozsan TOD men: .war, nnder command Of
Com stringhaasswilzv cry :9hott fseput'to seq
for tha blockade 1of Southern ports. The
whole 81 tie blockade H5et will consist Of
:ssags III armed .Fszseas,=sd Be accompanied
by steam transports carrying land force Of
twenty thousand, which E:u be kept hoyeri1g
on the coast, from the mouth Of the James
River to that Of the Rio Grands, TO- laresg the
gfby Kid eeeett fandiins at exposed
| points.
One IL fhNs fhrst j Il: WI be the land
| Ing Of at least ten thousand men to raise the
{ttegspfFprt Pichans;s And=rdeaptuf6 PEpsa-
ff>asnsasaaAsy Yard - - s~s-@
There can be no doubt that in less than s
monthzeyerS ansaisau: :the;sauthern coast will
| be closed
An hnn ense aas, was raised: at moon to-day
( by the Pfes1uent OYER fh5 Pa;eht Office, III ihe
presence OF vast mpltltude. Mrs. Lincoln,
several members Of the Cabinet, Coy. sprague,
aad other: se.4it apd.militaryz netnhaeas we're
t7pfesent, Bands per}orfaed nationai slr:, pat,
riotie EonEs sErre rhxntad, = addresses de
lireFed. !
! Regular communication with the North il
taow established fgre Che: 2D@nSHB6f fHHs't1a#el
ing pnhaissoyz the: Hi sn5as waite,
routeFviA Annapolis s.aa1 a'HryfYiae Road t1
Annapolis, 9RsFF55tsa RsF5a uasaE aE The auspices Of hi
Government by the Pennsylyaula Central Ral}
road COG The. esuiSaeal Rprit:on oi Tie Balti
more l. Ohio Company during tEa 1aEt twe
}sKeeks is likely to result ia the ruinof *thet
l,Ta8d4;s,t~ siSa I, 7nt: y: -: :: i: -,
No communication es y5eEEi With. Baltimore-
There IS great excitement in Western Mary
land in ongequenoe-ee continued invaslons 0
Organized s-setess1oniufs ...searchiag. IdWellipg
for Hrms: 81: '..2 81 "'.t ..i. = =
f. scouting parties ct Coz nop
frequently extend tshesEr excursions upon Viz
ganis sol. Secession outpoats thus far Away
rth npo4 t.he}t.approach.
The e4s seysnth rs Regiment vent into camp 10
day, on the northern, outskirts IF thereby
Befors they marched ont they were treated t.
IS eb1snaid dfnfneef IL It Wa1aand,s.. Frame. pa1
racks pE the ~ accommodation 4 Of troops ar
now erecting 81 ever the FIJI. -
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Hcf1c News from a Foreign Source.
From the Charleston Courier, 21th.]

Hn1no News from a Foreign Source.
From the Charleston Courier, 21th.]
MEETING OF o. s. CoSGREss AT CHICAGO
Chicago, April '1S-It Is rutnored that Presl-
dent Lincoln has sent .. private Secretary to
this city, for the purpose Of aaeeItafning If
guitsble arrangements can be made for the as.
semb1tng Of Gongress here on the Fourth Of
July snext. Every ACCOMMODATION VIII be
given to the body should they deem It e1pedi-
ent to meet IN this city. 80" ..,.
EeYpr FOR THE eouH. MONTGOMERY,
April live have Intelligence, that Eve CON-
pantes hare been ni7ed IN Southern Illinois,
{Egypt1 and are en- route to join the Army OF
the Confe derate States.- ., e.. ::.-,,,:
sERos1 11NpIANA.-TE8RE HAUrE Apfi1 IT,
A. speech, .made by DIV. Voorhees,, here, on
on, National difficulties5 and the rights Of the
South, Was well received. This shows how
we Hoosiers stand at present. A young man;
by the name Of .Salnuel Barker, from Waah.
ingtnn, D. C., is raising recruits here 10 join
the Southern Army. -: ,v.-.. .--.c7' -
TEE IRIsH IN THE F1E1D-It il said that ten
irish regiments in the Abolition States have
offered their services to President Davis.
, 1861-05-03

NEW ORLEANS, May 2-Col. Vandern, with
800 Texans; captured $50 federal troops under
tant 9ot sS5nlss who Ee1s at indiano and st
'den pursued them In three small steamers
md shortly after their route Beaward was cnt
off by a,ste amer from Galveston with 12O men
and three pieces Of artillery. sibley' sarren.
dered. Officers on parole, arms turned over
privatepF excepted. Men allowed either
to join the army OF the Confederate States OF
take the oath not toseryB against It.
, 1861-05-03

= MONTGOMERY, May .1.--Congress is in secret
Besslon. ~
j a battalion Of the 81 Alabama Regiment left
this morning for Virginia. Two companies OF
dlagoonB are ready TOR Pensacola.
+: Pensacola adyices Of the 24th say the troops
are working day and night On batteries. Two
companies have just arrived from New Or
Leans. They are erecting three tLreegun bat
te1ies In defence Of Pensacola
Galveston dates to the Goth, say active mill
tary preParations are going On throughout
tier seryice,fs mustered into service.
f: SAN AsTos1o, T25th.-Batteries are being
erected at Galveston, Forts Bliss and Quit
i man, and will soon be garisohed with Texas
t1DopB- Fifteen hundred volunteers have en-
.rohed ut Galveston within four days. and one
Thousand more in the country have offered
their services. -- 80 81
, 1861-05-03

WuEEEfNa.- VIZ, Nay IAN adjourned
meeting Of uestENaiits Was Held in this city to
taka info ,c0Esidetation what ectiUn should be
faikefi in r2gard to the State ficente, met, this
aftcrn6on;; y The Committee made q report,
setting FORTH The 1aw in regard to this matter
aud Bttbfnitifiitg the following rasoluttons:
"R5iih Resd5iithsd, That while We claim 10 be Ma ever
avs heeh trtla and lnVal citizens Of the State OF
Virgfufa. .pbedient to her laMH and All demands
which l1avo been made OF may be made .npon "
in accordance Wa et q same nnes aola
mi maintain oar allegiance TO- ths SANS - We
Hssotsed; w Th4t We are wiling to pay oar 1ieenHe
taxes;tn accordanee with the 4lA#B. Ct Virginia A3
ionp as. Virginia, ,shal remain Ene qf.fhe limited
Statea, !, bAt Weare not willing tapty any revenue
present e ~ e e
ginih.aud situation oftAa State has
asapa1ed to ahsalye uaftemr onrisheglaace TO ne
United States Government and traastefeA If 70 tae
Confederate states- -. ;,y1,, =: - l3E1::
ii Cd r. 6b1e eaa1ty, T.
la!mynt :a1ea On theE M business y @ for ths pres
I'll : The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
After which the Chair man a11n ohneed that the
Comm issioner of LICENSE, 10 forward rhe pa
sttlotie" undertaking, had resigned hs' office
consequently NO asseksm enfs eonld. pc made
Three cheers were given tbr thg Com!alssior 1 =
:er; and q RESOLUTION mas adoHt:a1 to reimburse
him a26 present = atnss 1neontai q IN PIP
.pireclatiuT Of his cuurse:.,. 49,,
Tie meeting wis very laFga and bfoke. "
with three cheers for the' Union noW-and tor
ever. The action of the meeting ,rreatee
great erciter snt and e apProYed on altsides de-
= ~ 4 I.
, 1861-05-03

esnppssa Il "a fessz
atoss aaa & ts sed s.
saE Bos s 'e
Id Id t e ea
odaeeke ssne lasFstana general
Tba Of aa ansd s6s Chez eS and H.
lowed to be received shall be raised by voluntary
ans,stuent hy companies, as followt, to wit:
If G4 Esf s.t
fs5asS e hs 9f 4 M ,sEe
localities the ptpper Officers, under the d.
ders OF the Governor;
,fsimsnte 5a s. OF Battalion ahsis before 6s1g teh-
dared d accented ps q company or IT hents.
make up thelr muster roll BY companies aI,d shall
oa hs aas is5 s aistsa as and n
andA saA Ypifa 1ssi; stase t.
tion under the laws. cf thta State. ],
Phe seE oresah I'd
tae fhfe| stste As my
sba be pu: 1pt9 9y Ksg49ssst5 9sa at
eressionSI District in which they rallied. and
{af shef 5ts psrooas q ssd dissine
lesa soaasr demanded sb5s staa FR1'eft 'ststss 1oF
SEC. SEC. e Far. and during sad Thirty days Of eh-
ceanbrnens dnty, the said troops ahaE receive pay
d anf oeers and
| ntssioned officers by the Laws and regulations ol
tRs States III Fslatien To the eASsssfef
T. # tas ss5tssPbs; e ss sns Ct
this State, the Governor shall have power: and no
+ hereby required to use for the public defense aa
ttereia provided ar q ~ ct :,la t5dga hs!Feg
provided underline constitutional provisions aAofe
ssa So rbs Governoi Ii 5a Authorized and requft
sary ynlas and reufst tona forpeparing the troope
and diaciplinia2 and sn6tEucti9g The. Pep, pEovtq
ing for their maintenance and thppdrt while z
CAMP distributing arms and ta1nmunltiru4 <anG
otherwise perfecung the military organization anC
efficiency Of tia: troops employed into camp q Y
sHc q Ths sin, eof one million of doar.,T Or Il
much =the5epf as. shall BIS needaa7 IL hetaby appro
printed to deray the expenses required uIde1 this
-lARf std shall ba paid By the treasurer upon war
rants drawn by the Auditor upon the written nrde
sac eiSfe1nol 1o e tooh as ten Companies shan o
d25s 5oe4 i s ssrs or I'll Il
sa sfe Il II nnie i Tor satd regiments sbai
conform %s7near -. may b. tostslH Emitted State
sldSf 3 rs sa e II
sKc Y '1t shaA bs ne duty pf ne oEoTeInof I!
cAu4a proper equations to BE- adopted forthe Eaf
keeping and restoeations:to to tbs Meper place 9
.ct. when they shan be dishahdsd. Whether at III
E SbIs dsys e. a5X otees af ts aasst a ps
{oreo from and after its passage: IA '... -
Approved hay g 45ii1sE 1sd1 pn = .TRs fova,n
t.i4e. KtuaAAo A4atf3''t e eo9erRe
Il Speaker Of ths House of Representative:
laEziti: 81, ) jiE5;s-.s-1i2:-- ;ss4 @'S':1A7 ;
, 1861-05-03

From the g SsutheFM Cpnfaa eraeY,sF
sr! LOTS, ii Majy anjy = Pensasoa sorrespon-
dent 81 ,t6a Mob{le Adg;ffylis7, nndeg .asta Of
S5tk uIt, saY5 several lharbette guns have been
Removed h6m t3ma Plekenls, eenl for What purpose la
unknown. Also, new batteries have been
erected ontside Pleksas.. Montgomery cor
sssponasat Eas sI paPs5 saxs Sss @Sdh anT =
thg n.bordat' States; especially Maryland and
Vffsiaia Great actitYity: existed u the, war
department, and tfoops we're: being hurried
iilfO the field. TIE Cablnet decided to cca1l
out fonrteeh fetgiEnents III aadiHon to, the S.;
m Rh a}Eeay e1ssRe ;e1e1as ofe r. thst aeaeie
ces. six If fhe new regiments win Be taken
from the Southern States,- not mehbe ofthe
Copfedrraey. The Montgomery I{soseznIne ent
viii CO .opefste with every Southern stase and
furnish men, ,m1ney and asaanitions,. to aid
theu, to resist any fbrce brought against them.
, 1861-05-03
FROM CAIRO.
: ALL QUIET. YET:
TROOPS COMING AND GOING.
- :
Reports From The Seeessa0tatsts.

IL [specin I'll Despatch l; to lie chisago Tsibqnsj
80; art j. -. ..5:'4.1 : Z CAIRO, 'May -
Another full regiment arrivsd" here to-day
from Camp Yates : - = + - 49, 49, .
:. Passengers from below contiape to report
the assembling Of bodies Of men at Memphis.
1T IS said they are short of arms Lei them
conie here and take them" Wshave q surplus.
It's sela that the Ueion feeling sygi Is gaining
5gre4pdi ia Kentucky, especially, il the vest
:whHra the disloyalty has been mnst marked :
:. The weather here is excellent, and the boys
IN GOOD spirits. oaly'.a boot from 7 The
South to-day. u. :" ~. ;':1G. ~. '' ~: ,
:. No orders yet to stop provisions: i '-''s4 !
, 1861-05-03
The Southern Blockade;

WASHINGTON, April 2-The Diplomatic
corps hava been furnished with copies of Lin
coins two blockading' proclamations, and
manifest no untriendlm but show q d1spo-
sition torespect 1t. - ..7'' -
The blecRading force, under stringham will
comprise fifty war yesse1s, accompanied By a
land force 10000 strong, enough to make an
efficient blockade Of every Southern port.
, 1861-05-03

s. I5uIz, Aay 2z5An = elestlon + yestetday
ig Azoa a,s.sS sagn T. 70 M g Ct
comb. Union candidate, orer Thns. LyAnder-
son, Seeeeslppias. 4 formerly mernbar Of Con-
gress, by LAG msjosi.y.. .~:. =....,.ss4 + -.
j, N 8. Aaughs, ,seesaaienlst, nas giected
In Jackson county, also, to ,8u aH3cancy. =.
, 1861-05-03

Iiea1n ,sp11 ID pews from. Mary The
KS MsrTIand ss Iegitlsture Ass pos.tlTe1ya " IN
7e .ouptsa IIfat 70 pas,s, p,,| tnfopKn Ma e9
= 11,c,uk1rb snd complete. galtimore eho!Fs
theFede.sl hsg from he public ,hpildIaes .fna
s4aats ~ W q tasa ely. The n
7ite the passsge CT United ststss s3s t5oops
through their st1ss5 W. dnrn 1Sphn tIe road., i
+ LEE ~ ssa.;ttraozs a; d atix sDh1o Hhe
WORK, and have PIT <ars sad }eeomotlFees e.. ~
The service of ftfe government fHe lfss an1 .ann
oyer he nav miiitar7 road, by: :WsE q An4sp,
6hs has jnet ard Fxd :aaa ,a -aane
viii hereafter be regularly and saei5 II r11 nnr
Reasan ass retMusd to- Maz.fFaasaaaa aoa os'i
.RTo9peta baEhteR, ~. v,.s4,a .stsu
, 1861-05-03

vIrrtnla to BE: R1eekadea on Monday.
Nav Yong, May a.-The Horza:s special
Washington despatch says the blockade Of
the Virginia porta Will be effected On II onday
bya feet between Cspes Charles and Henry.
Anysn out of Virginia. ~. =. n: : -. Il?
, 1861-05-03
maf9lanH.

FaEpERioK, Md, May 2t-A bill Is reported
to appoint n co1nmittee Of public safatyi with
power to provide for better: organization Of
tha mllitia and defenee of -the Statati but sab
ject to;auy Conyention called by the, :peeple,
] who shall hays ppWEF to: TenoYa. anyI o. alt
membera Of the board.
, 1861-05-03

TREFTos, N. j., May "A bill reported in
the Legislature appropriating one million Of
dollars for the defence Of the country and snp-
port Of the military bill passed; authorizing
for Trenton ten Thousand, I'd aid families Of
volunteers, 't 4 -. -: ''' -.''.. - ''.-
, 1861-05-03

The printers oI:Sev Yosk<City a5e joining
in'for the var quits enthusiastically; Six have
gonsaftetnthe fgnss oase. s1z from the 77e.ps
txelvs twenty: :th18 ffo9nahe
Nto..d,, eight from the Herald, aix from the
,Aptsss, eight from :IHa.p7s, si1: from tho
German dsi1ieE; .and eight orten from the
.1o,r.ra, IF Commerce md Courier. These make
a. te44l Of etght9ave.: All hold, Aboat os*o
hundred members Of the craft hare enllsted
for4ha cainpslgn. .9-:,- t.-~ j..
, 1861-05-03
n IT
A Rou1 AttAFunk

CORTLAND, Me, May Am attempt was
adeiPesteeday ~ blow up the State powder
house on BraznhatI Hill, containing / 1,o00 kegs
, 1861-05-03

The Cincinnati gazeste Of yesterday, says:
."Sixty.two hundred soldiers are. now IN
Camp Jackson. senator Garfield is back from
Illinois, where he secured 5000 stand Of arms,
which aIe on the Way, and will arrive here on
Saturday. i -. ~a.:.> ,;:.:
Thu Legislature passed a resolution, On
Thursday, BY = large majority, :asktngg k 'aov.
Dennison to dismiss the present .Gorpmiasazy
General and Quartermaster General, aud ap-
point other men more competent, to perform
the duties of these important offices. II is H.
legged thst the eentrset viii. them is a
huge swindle. They charge sixty cents day
for boarding ne soldiers IN camp, hid give
them miserable feed, not costing them twelve
eenta a daay. L Is also stated that piece q
ground, containing 500 acres, partly timbe1ed,
was lessed foiTl nine months, for which $4,000
Ii to be pdid=being about the va1tts-o >tt1he
property. Contracts for clothing have been
made, out Of which fortunes are expected. Or
one lot af; 4 co. oyereaatsr tho clear MadtEiz
stated to be so. Co.,; Tho Cincinnati .Ga=ehe
and other leading papers, are loud Ii fheir De
nunclahons Of these shameful swtndlce: ;-s4
, 1861-05-03

tHAR2TFFot'iRsD,;; Nay 5.@The Goyernor's Mes
sage to the Legislatura speaks in high terms
Of Col Sam Colts services and his tender Of
breech ]! loading; revolving rifles to arm regi-
ment ol ten Companies. ..,,. ;: y -, ....,
, 1861-05-03
Items from St. Aontss-Mestly Old:

sT.Lors, May 2.-The Cairo CORES respondent
Of f6g ~ aboat dozsii asn, e Be.
lonsirg>eoa "a oldtagd eompany; refused to take
oath aid left the ranks. ~. ~. ',::"s '.."'
Maj Gsn:u BnekneE. eomnnandeEin.ehief ot t'
tAe Mt haa oi abs Faxcsa wlta IT
CAIRO. i The details 81 this conference viii be
fsahallih oHE caifo eaEFss onaents letter
h ThsFs Is rnaeh ii ;sxeltentent i at Ky.,
and' companies are constantly drilling. -Four
Nashville. It Il. ppderatood :the Governor
pfTenaessee hAsg made q demand ppon Tie
Governor Ilfno!s TOR a5ms @ and munitions 924 u
Is besn given to tho owners and ,ttsaken to
W WPaaiSs6. 4 aa44:pounaer and s: eqnaliaelahle
number Of troops IRE stationed at Columbus,
Ky. The. 1osFn*l il neasefalIy tgnaz0ed, and
strangers are, closely t a Watched The peopls
scThs. erasmer juliHs Il. Smith. slipped by
Calfo md landed, $50 Colts rides at Padueah.
..J.,a, Dopplyaa, collector ef this part, for
Yasleq nis resignation to Washington yes.
tardAF. "; az; j.. -, ,-1. j.. ,.i.. s-.i
, 1861-05-03

All OLp ,CHEP. -GoEH.7 8 IN .,AYhooyuuks, -
Elk-sshe last of the Wlnnebago chiefs, died
here this morning Of apoplexy. His age, e,wss
62. We SAW him tesr moments: ai1ice, Laid
money on bis breast to last him through the
Mhuudred mile forest" to the happy bunting
| aropud, and q noble looking man he Wss:~- Hg
| e to b buried tits aftefpq9l,-La GTqsse Dem.
, 1861-05-03
, Released.

New YORK, Nay ga schooner arrived
from. :Wilningto N. c., this morning, re.
ports that she was .rnleased, together with
twenty others, on the 26th. = %'-'
, 1861-05-03

:B1Enlng Of a SteameF.:, >: -,
LOUISVILLE, May 2-The steamer Union, re.
Gently in the Wabash river trade repairing at
NeW fA4lbanE, burned. this morning.. Cause dns
knoWu, Lsss &90QA IT.. 1s- supposed the en-
ginaer perished in the lames
, 1861-05-03

''s.'' g. Movement OF Troops.:
Bdsros, May a.-Msj. Dodd's Battalion left
Oh: the steamer Cambridge to-day, supposed
for Fort Monroe. III. =. :, ,--r. I. g..,. ~.
, 1861-05-03

AMAsh Wfi1IHf, IN the 75ta year Of Iii ire brcter
of ths iata John wright Of thla city: 'i
In Ioda, April 18TH ls6,,- MARIA wife; ot George
- Hamilton, t. w. and Montreal pape!l please
copy,
, 1861-05-03

n a RRIED. ..7 -,
AtUuca, r. Msy =, Nj. JOSIAH n Triton,
Ci1rE ax tho fremont Hcu1e In tits city, TO Miss MEL
LIE 8. FOE. of ENfa4o> -. : -.,-. : : :
the 18TH Inst ct The residence Of the btiae,s ia.
thef Rns9e1t Green, Esq. Mr. GEO. E. GALE to Mlsa
EEELIH GREEN, sll or ChtcEgo.
, 1861-05-03

REBELS EMPLOYING KEGROEs.
The colored men IN the United States
1avebeen exceedingly eager to enlist, and
either form companies Of their own, or be
attached TO white companies, or olicered
by whites, OF go as servants, OF laborers to
work OF fight, or BOTH. any way to get
chance to take hand in the war; But all
such profers have been refusedt and the
enrolment Of this description Of force dis
couraged: But down South the Secession
ists appear to hayeuo such scruples against
en- plnying. niegers" to fight against The
Government. The Richmond Wa.) Eram-
tner Of recent date, has the following:
"FzEE CoroREp Azs-A Lat Of thi1tE-two For.
services t. ibe work Of defense. in any other
pacty required, hns been sent n to the Captain Of
the Woods Riaenen. We nptlced colored men tn
uuifortn: They ca1ns as musicians "ithe Georg1a
g, tSnaps. . :. Z. 80 - 80
The Richmond Va..1 Enquirer Ia respon.
sshle for tlis- -@1 -, - ......... r. T..
Au1elia county have offered rheHselvest the Gov
.ennent for any service. In onr nelshbor1nE caty
ot Pstersbugg, two hundred fsee negroes offered
for apF that might be ed thetn either
10 fght under whitsi ofcers, ofg, ditches Or a1y,
thing that could chow their destte 70 serve LQld
Virginia. --...7 49,. ....: -.
... We haye seen no notice that the services
Of Tree negroes have been refused by the
secessionists4 Slave negroes we know are
employed to assist tbs rebels. AZ the
money the negroes can spare Is taken to
help support the rebellion, ..,;;.1
- Unless utter madness has taken mposs'es- Pc e
, 1861-05-03

7''''7' !! ''''7' S&eAMeF AShOFe.
MONTREAL, May, 2d-Reported that the
steamer: United States, from Glasgow for
Montreal, Is ashore OF. Farther Point,
, 1861-05-03

CAIRO, May 21-Another regiment arrived
here this afternoon. Weather, pleasant: AL
quiet. -: -: :.
, 1861-05-03


DRTAN HALL.--Ctark Street,
l9 Op7oslta the Court Eozae Eh,taxo, IL
oy any Hall In the Unloa n fts =
Acoustics and General Appointments.
l: vii seat SO Mars pegsons than aay other MaH iT
fne eET-by aSeurata count and report OF CARTER 3
Tts main A1diense Eooua i on tae nrst aoos. tna.
entrance being On Clark stre the gTsatess tpG1Outa
Hall hss retired. quiet loc4don u the rssr-
--Atnpfz iusTeas aUt eg1ts5-l f3et Of doorway TO-
CfAfS street a1d Court Plsce
The Eau 1taIcs tho atafy Estopal t3aUeyY yaf1sE
a. Slat @, and purchased d Geo, r 4. aeai7, now@
co1nual s1oned ny ConsFes9 TO paint seree Of fi-
eensAas .as lssqtf. Esest pe:1Ie e: xaeh tae x
Weos.eE h replT 70 Hayna" and portraits of I'll taa
REssldsnts e Lancoln tncluelve u well as at 1an5
other ul,1ssslons Americana. hy Hea}Y.s. ,i;
There = spacAous 3suvsr Hall ~ Fa3,a FeIaxaA.
BALI aud tho pEa ltts pTavtd1d WITH .lTaaa r!Aouaa
= IN Ill e either caa be rsnt d tor ConeGssst
LeCsrf E1Atblt1la, Ha1ta, and tha HKe, % &EE1cAs
ton to TECA hARR0EE aRYAS,
aolit1st{ 1zso N shA Raassaa{a
, 1861-05-03

.;u::.ss 4t ARTILLERY at Annapolis. Il
ANxPoI1s; May 1.-The steamship Baltic
has arrived with tha New York. Fire ZGuaTes
on board. "a great demonstration WIS made
on their 1anding. The Zouayes were greatly
disappointed at not being permitted to visit
Baltimore, The Baltic reports all quiet IN the
Bay. ;Gnn boats are cruising up and down
constantly: The Rhode Island Artillery vas
not, yet landed. They are under orders for
important service below Washington The
| Goth Regiment from New York Ia stationed
su along the road to Washington, In squads
within haIling: distance Of each other. 4 Cap
taln of the 89tb Regiment arrested a Spy the
night before last, at Annapolis, just from
Montgomery with important papers. Heis a
brother Of the De- Grand Val, Of Hoboken, N.
J., killed By Cuban some time ago. He will
| probably be :hunaI. Va" - e.
A son OF: an:intltatia1 family here is under
arrest as spy. He opened dispatches deliv-
l7eredh.m at Washington. s.ors' ~
=; Tho correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun has
Left, fearing arrest The populace were deeir.
opa Of lynehinghim4i 1,f:. -. t':1.fs
! I learn st the stats House, that the L4gfsls
! ture Of Maryland will doubtless order q. Statk
t 'Cohveht5h en, probably, May s0th. It is saii
the Union feeling u daily gaining ground
i One: week: Of secession rule 7disgusted man,
i Of its former advocates.
, 1861-05-03

the 1SoveFIiuFs o1 N8R p 1IM, =, ,e = !.
1ylynhia, tn0ana, ana an2Hoas' at
G"1anan, 20 nef' 1Na'las1an 'oe"s..' DIT,
me haFrsbnrgn correspondent .f q tae lnn"
adelphia: Bl0lata, writes q. f0lleRs. $50
Communication has been received by Gov.
Cnrtin. .5y:fhe hands Of Tie weutIetnen above
referred Is. from Gov. Dennisoa of, Ohio, rsr
Guestiue Governors Curtin and IL organ of New
Tnrls t6 mast himself and fha Governors of
Indiana and illinois in council. at Columbus,
on next Monday evening, to coupare plans Of