Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27
By THLEGRA.PH.
subiuEation Of the Rebellion.


INV YoRK, May 25.-Ths ship North Car. I
olind, from Bsyre, for NorforIk, has arrived
here, prize to the Minnesota,
The schooners Tfopic and Blvd under
British cblors, and PioRse1, owned in Rich
mond, have been captured, and are en- route
here.
i. BA17iMoRr, Nm, May 25.-The steamer
NoIfotk has arrived. General Butler left
Fortress Monroe yesterday with four thou
sand troops. in propellers, and landed Them
near Linn Haven. .E t.,y.... ID. t- q
An officer just from Washington says the
War Department received to-day aecouuts
Of the erection Of severel new and Formidable
batteries uear Norfolk, and there were 6fteeR
thousand troops between Norfolk and Sew7r
all's Point. -l
A gentleman from Richmond yesterday,
says there are twelve thousand troops there,
and that they are arriving on every train.
Two regiments from North Carolina ar
rived while he was there and two from South
Carolina left on the same train he started on,
hut turned off 10 the left at Taylorsvilie.
This would take them to GordonsVille, and
they probably went to Culpepper. The
presence of General johnson at Harper's
Ferry is confirmed. . ..
Keutucky regiments we're ordered to re-
enforce The Virginians at Point Of Rocks yes.
terday. They were throwing up entrench-
mtuts on the nights last night.
Two bundied soldiers from Federal Hill
msTched through the streets OF Baltimore
this afternoon, and seized large quantity Of
powder, which was taken to the mazazine in
Fort NcHeDry. -.....
BosToS, May %. - The armed steamer
South Carolina sailed last night for Fort
Pickens, taking a crew Of Ons hundred and
thirty-seve men; also one hundred ssamsn
70 bn faa4 fp tho alaaaa a4 tbOsa
whose enlistment has expired; also takes out
several ten. inch moTtaTs, rifled cannon, snd
other war munitions.
BALTIMORE, ND, May 25-No trains were
run over the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
last night or to-day.
Eleven engines aud large number Of cars
have been detained at Harpers Ferry.
Forty nine men employed on trains have
been arrested at Harper's Ferry, and are now
in jail. T. M 4l.
IL is rumored hostiities are now going on
8t HarpeTs Ferry, but there is nothing de6-
mite as yet.
The steamer Adelaide arrived from Fort.
ress Monroe this morning. Correspondent
of the Associated Press there sends the fol.
lowing: Hg .- 10
"FoRTREss MoxRoE.-Ex General Butler
suddenly made his appearance yesterday in
Hampton az the head OF the Vermont Regi-
ment, on a reconnaissance"
The rebels attempted to burn the Long
Bridge, but were frustrated by the activity
! OF the advance guard. ....
To doy (Fuday) be extends recOnnois-
ance several miles up the peninsula, between
| James and York Rivers. .a
The Troy end Vermont Regiments have
! encamped near Hampton. 20
The Harriet Lone has gone to Charleston
! The blocksdinR squadron oil Fort Monroe
/! consists of the Minnesota, Cumberland PgB
kee, Star formerly the aMonRccttol Q44ake1
City, and other small craft. There are sew
! erel prizes in the barbor.
Upon arrival of the frigate Mississippi il
| is expected active operations will be under.
taken against Sewal's Point. In the sotiou
| Of last Sunday, three of the four guns there
were dismouuted, and at least half dozer
/ men were killed. pa Eaa- 1s--sag---is 81
| The battery was to contain thirtesen guns
The Michigan Regiment is expected soor
from Washington; also several regimeut
from NtwYoTk and Boston, d '''.@ @'a
NEW YoBK, May GA contract has beer
made for eighteen rifed cannon for Genera
Sickles's Brigade. d, .-t f.-... ... Dbl
T. WAsHIBGToN, May 25--Western Virgins
Is an exception TO the order of the Postmss
! ter. General, for the stoppsge OF The mails iC
4 the seeded States Every facility wdl b,
! ava RcshNA ANNO~AhAbNAhlOAp AA bho
section. 3.a .s.r jOH q, raZ F 81. }Iaf %
There is great deal of coal on the way
from Cumberland, Md, to Tide '8atsr. Thl
principal or only difficulty in the way 0
/ which is the refusal of the rebel troops a
HsTPeris Ferry to allow it 10 pass. llluf .r
Nothing of ofmOment took place at AieRan
dria last night I5. ~. ..asII..1 a-'
There is no doubt Government has sen
4 out advanced partits tojtaBe such measure
H., a a
\ impede The advance of the OOnfedsrat
l., Colonel EilswoFth's remains were th
T morning conveyed 20 the cast room of th,
PIesident's1house, here they lay in state. q
II NlNtw York Tfibune's DispAtebf b" ~
~ WAsBoTog, May 24AA respectable Cit
zen from Fairfax saysin bis district seventy
nine votes were cast for Union and thirty
one for Secession. In Alexandria, 'wAeu
the usual vote is one Thousand nine hundred
l there were only eight hundred votes for Sc
" yeession and fifty for Union, ,,-,o-,.,,.
5h THE aggregate vote yesterddy,in Union
q town, ClaTts burg, Clayyiile, Grafton, Sardil
,RpsebUrg, Poftlsnd, Piedn9nt and Nel
and and thty s4 q eight s'i98f rarsRg Secession
" The Slate Department has received n
dispatches whsteyer from, our Legation
z abroad M t.,,,... . -. r .--,....I
2 The, assertion that Great Britain has re
n fused TO accept our recognition of the resq
! lutiops Of the Paris Congress ,respectin
priYateerinR,i is a dc,iop, devised and pull
lisbed for the most mischevious purposes.
4 Nav sYoEK,i May 25.--The H0rld di:
patch shy that reports have reached the. cit
that b United STATE steamer had an engage
! mentto day with the battery at Aqua CreeI
i completely demolishing it. la uf l5r
The men from the steamer wentIon sbor
and Feised an American flag. s.a 3w alR
This ls the only battery between Washing
. ton and Fort AOpToe.u leaie-e 1siao 50
WAsREGToS, May "a -MIDNIGHTl--Fh
III 1i7aess dispatch says gentleman just al
rived ftem Alexandria, says the Fire ZOuRVt
have Commenced executing their thrests
Vengeance They have already shot thre
violent SecessiOnists. s.gd' Tr1Gais 800
This people ut Alexandria, who were sym
n pathize wiJhJRck son, have been cOmpelie
M to fees for theirtliges. va H.l usll Or lrsE-
RUFFALo, n ", May 25-Flsgs are hyin
n at half mast in this and all Eastern cities fl
the deaih aef Colonel u llsWoith.5f G. ueat IL
digpation and sOrTONo is expressed forth
4 murder. nTG ssaS'sd Cd llfr ii a4GI .sl
FnTIher b. lhs EtaarThe KHsiIsh MA
kets-Jamafca 10 Grow Cotton for II
SlandTsPaiH PrepariRE . fleet for a
Western Waters-Ihe French Troops
bsWiihdrawn from Msne 80
81 4 london Mark Tls4rsdas,, AaJ t6 III
4, sales OF Cotton 70 day were 1000 bales, u
SlediPg oc9 Y Spectators and Exporter
i2lls Pi6yisiohs, stesay. The latest sales
al a mericaH stocks, on Thursday, were, !, 10
: pois Central 3o@3s dis; Efie Railroad, 2li
~ United stssles FSes haze Advanced Iq