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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs--Juyx io.-BefOre Re
NON-.- cnrder HnRHMAH

solomon Miller convicted Of assault with
desp wound made IA the breast OF Wendell Win he
which has confined him TO the Hospital since he
sent 10 the State Prison for five yeaIa . - 18th
Thomas r. Jones and George Domineh were am5,k only
has been auetsd On apsa Of guilty ofs mi'aensA"' ~
fined x25 -, M, a. .,..l,r, tan
packages from the store OF H. D. a.,
Pattt on the st Of June, and was sens 70 'he 0 ''
Ph,e and Masaaieps Wolf ple,ded guilty to nssp,nS Oil"
xia,l. bon.e No Ot Grand street Sentence reserves.
oi Ssanf pleaded guilty attempt a. grand larceny
In stealing s IS fron Gansh ON the 10Th o. ~
por.r "a he was on drunken when ne commeo INC
-, ma 80 ant 10 the PenitsntiATy for oney ea :,
lam Kshcs pleaded guilty Of stealing 2o non tne wssJn
tisry for two ysNa
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other. rushed to the middle Of the melee. He called
upon the Magistrate, Mr. Bennett, TO retire the troops
for the safety of the town. Mr. Bennett declined. The
Judge then asserted his superior authority, and
assured Col. Grant Of peace if be would withdraw bis
soldiers. This assurance was strongly indorsed by
Mr.. Crockwel J.P., who came up at the moment, and
with wise and cool discernment saw and declared the
judges proposed cOUrse 10 be the right one IN all
respects. The Colonel at consented, with an ex,
preston Of deep regret what bad taken place. and
requested the Judge to him and bis men 10
barracks, which was accordingly done. Meanwhile,
between and 9 o'clock, the powerful summons
Of the Cathedral bells made tho terrified aud enraged
multitude repair from amid Of crime and blood
to Il house Of God there TO hear the voice OF their
chief pastor. The thoroughiares began at once to
empty themselves in that direction, and IN few nm
utes vast multitude had assembled within the Cathe
dral. The Rieht Rev. DIR. Mullock appeared on toe
altar in pontifcals, and with heartfelt and melting
supplicaons coniured the people TO be calm, TO Keep
tie peace and go their hoes he then presented
them the chalice containing the most Holy Sacrament,
and exacted proni.e from all present that for me
honor of the Divine presence, they would obey MS
Instructions and endeavor 10 induce all TO do the same
Soon after this all externally restored to tranquil
ty and no disturbance breach OF the peace occurred
during the night. -.
His Lordship on the following evening repeated his
exhortstio 10 peace, and with such excellent elect
that thank God, all is well up to the time we write;
We are iappy to be enabled 10 add that tather
ODonnell for whom such universal sympathy eXi-Is,
ia satisfactorily recovering from the effects OF hls ac'
cident
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s,lss-MeDonsd Carson rs Indsnss at $s4 head sv
sy.ge 1--we weight 400 N. ~
VIM Garner "A fair Kentucky Steers at $o y mead average
Also IS fair Kentucky Steers at SIS p head average
Also IS heavy Kentucky Steers. ct $50 y head average
r. White 50 Illinois, a. $40 50 p head average LIS 10.
T. W Gooding, IL good Illinois, at so Y. hesd average
NJ Mcconnell, 81 good Keptuehy, at $50 head average
Also 80 extra Kentucky 81 10 o 1905 average $50 n
Heath wir,ew, So prime Indiana at sol head average
Joe Daily, JOS rood Illinois, at So head, delivered IN
New.York average i've WEIGHT say 1880 10.
Hsnehe Bishop Co., p state Stilers ct ~ ~ afet
sse 1872.
II. shepsd, 10 prime State at ilc., average 20 fb
a. Livingston 81 prime Illinois, at 81 80 100 ayersge
Also. 30 DO. do at &c average 100 10.
Pusey Egsn l6 Ohos IS head, and - over on the lot
n g. Esstasn u extra heavy Kentucky, .. 50 go 100
k.G 70 Dc s, 4:s average ias2is ,,cn
HoseSrs Coon rs Prime heavy Illinois, at ~ 100 aver
81 W Hsye, 20 EXTRA Kentucky At .,e average LASH
r. Campbell 70 coed Illinois At go y bead average
Ramsey Co.. 40 prime inOi. a. eco p head average lao
j. MeK.e, I. heavy IIiocis at slc., average lsion.
8 sidner Is COED light Ohio &c. sverige Il3e n.
j. s. Taylor a Illinois At &c, average l. 467 rs
u. Tallmsn, % extra illinois at 4ic., average / 500
sHEEPs LaxBs-The supply large but the demand Il,
way There ia inquiry for East and and
sellers are sps In their views We quote fair good nomi.
The only that heard 1859 good Ohio. q. a, a.,
T. NJ average IS 10. Taken by Monroe Of Brighton. ~
Hoes-Rseepts fair for the but the market sluggish
and prices for stock ard coTned barely maintained while
still fed has declined 10 - d3sc v 10.
Attic there enquiry for stock Hogs end prices
have an Upward tendency.
M'LoB Cow IN moderate request O. SZSG&V Tor com
mon, and s+Oa $50 for extra
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
rosa nv THE BARK coRSELIA.

loss OF THE BARK coRNELh
letter received by Messrs. Moses Taylor q Co.,
u.v,us t states st bark Cornca wac totally lost
r.. p.d,o Cap,aia and crew saved. The c. was from
u.v,u, hound TO Cardeuas to load for New-Yort
LOSS OLE TIE BRITISH pRiG JArrA. ,,.,
NAsTrcKET, June 3, 1861.
The British brig Jaffa Capt Douglass from sidney,
r h carrol OF coal bound to New York, ran ashore on
IN. Gid Man south this village aboo, o'clock las. night;
III Sead The landed this morning In teir
init sviny noting but clothes they stood In. They have
Sesn ded for The vessel will total loss The cargo
land NJ s. in 1885, 10, uns rated A. and owned by James
DOUGLASS at MsitsDd - =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12

CUpREME COURT.-ln the matter OF the APP
~ pcton Of the Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of New
York resveto Acquiring and Taxing Lands FOR The Building Of
said county Pursuant 10 the provisions OF
Act the Legislature of the State Of New York entitled An
enable the Supervisors Of the County OF New York to
gue Lands the Building OF Courto1se in sad
Comfy passed April 10 1861 the Bead Of Supervisors Of the
County Of hereby give notice that they TO pre-
petition to the Supeme Court Of the State OF Newly or
Special Term Of the said Court to be held at the City HALL
I'm the City Of New ok Friday the 2 day of June 1861
the opening Of the Court that day soon thereafter a
counsel be heard praying for the appointment OF three COM
none spprae the value Of the land proposed to De sc
qued snd taken fer the herenbefore mentoned That
the premise proposed be acquired and taken
bonded and described as follows, 10 wit: - ~,
An that certain piece parcel Of land situated In the sf,n
Ward Of City fNewIor and bounded and derbed as o
lows, TO wit:
Commencing at point the southey side OF Chambers
street distant feet from the nortwestery corner OF he
brown building used for Court purposes and fronting
ad Chambers street running thence westerly aens the
toptheTy eide Of said Chambers street three hundred and t"
feet thence running ouhey and parallel with TWO
hundred feet thence running esstey and parallel with Iha-
beTs three hundred and twenty feet and therce n
northery parallel with Broadway hundTeeet the
CONT or place fbeginning-Dsted Newly May 81 1851
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE Jr,
OF Counsel Boad OF Supervisors Of The County of Newfok
uy25toiel9
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or the Illinois banks, 67 are now under call for ad
dtonal securities and the work of retiring their notes
in exchange for bonds goes rapidly forward as the
market is open to everybody. 1t has been limited to
the officers of large number of other banks whose
notes are uncurrent, that unless speedy measures are
adopted by them to make good their securities another
call will be made.
The following banks are exempted fiom call Of any
hind nj the present:
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Since JAN l.......s2sl54 s37slo.6O6 $57,sii,s7o
Letters from well.informed parties in Missouri ex-
press the opinion that there is fair probability that
the State interest due in July will be met. The efforts
Of those who endeavorng to bring about this de-
sirabe result DO not however, appear to extend be-
yond paying the coupons in St. Louis, which, as the
bond promises the payment in New.York, is practi'
cay reputation to the extent of the exchange be-
tween st. Louis and The East. Most Of the bondhod'
ers would doubtless prefer this payment to the
course Of the other Border States who repudiaed en-
tirely.
The Coal transported on the Delaware and Hudson:
Canal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12

The Bark Commissioners at their last meeting neglected 10
call forty odd Wild cat banks TO put additional
The why IL not publicly Known Some OF these favored
secured In part by Illinois stocks The preez
which said the Comnoner for their nesect OF
this tbs. the Illinois bonds of these bsnk. with
would have tendency depreca,e the pe at which the
10000 Of bond would .o,herwie sell This resson
IL spacious than sound, and furnishes sufficient
justification true for u neglect Of the Commisoncrs
IL reported that the hst Of banks to De exempted from TIE
call made Iiny by the Of quite number OF
the cats" who reside In this city We give the runor Tor
what 1t lie worth withou. indorsing -, 80,
put wish to call public site ntion 70 tte "iae "hie
n being praeed by OF the prognito OF thos.
eats viz Broker p.rchssss quantity Of The Issues OF ne
fogpond Bank 20 cents quoted II the railroad st q.
30 eentspsyng for the In Indiana" or CansdA ne
goes to the owner Of the Frogpond Bank who Keeps IN
cog TO the public to the ndyid 1Al hauh
clause Oh his charter and asks him what he will charge 10 W
Dim an order on the Auditor for certain number Of boh INC
proprietor OF the institution bsndy tells him ten dods PER
bond The amount Is paid ia coin exchange. The broker
Of five dollars per bond nuendopg them sends them by
express stock broker IN 10 be soi him tao
three dollars bond for his the proceeds
after deducng charges and mail levied the
Of the Bank and into the market purchase
stump-tail"
BY tb. time tho reader can see how the omission to ca
the uTyodd banks works and who benefited by the neglect
those who wish TO exchange their promises
payD bonds Let the Bank Commissioners put sudden
stop to this deputsbe business and order these omitted banks
10 put up add opa securities The this Is done the
holders of their procure bonds from the Auditor In
exchange without having bbe the to get order
that officer. The whole people impatient to ieeize what
they cam and be forever rid Of Illinois stumptail"
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Aemgork daily Gribn1te.
MARRIED.

BATES-MoCASKER-On Sunday June 9. by the Rev. John
Roiss Dyer Bates fPoughkeepse 10 Mary Ann NC
CtskeT Of this city.
MAGEE-FITZSINONS-o Saturday, June g. by the Rev.
DI. Mley, Robert Mcgee Mlburn Mary Fiztinons,
daughter of John Fzsinions, esq, solicitor
MILLER MoCLAVE AT Woodbridge N. j., on Sunday,
June D. by the Rev WIN. NJ. Martin Lenine b. Miller Of
Railway 10 Isabella McCave youngest daughter Of James
NeClaye, eco. Of Woodbridge.
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County of NewYork notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons claims against GEORGE HLEMAN late Of the
City OF York deceased TO present the same with vouchers
thereof subscriber her residence, No l6l stanton
street In the CITY of NewYork before the twenty third
s,y II October the twenty Day
If Apnl, 1901. MARGARET HIRLEMAN, AdminitIatrix
apl3 lawemrus
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gusnrauee Companies.

NJFW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
IN ANCE COMPANY (purey Mgtuall Boston Mass hecn'
"a ysST over zoo Dividends paid in cssh in II years
500 600 Last Dividend 80 per cent Net assets over
liabilities 100000 InteIetDg documents concerning Life
Iusurapce furnished gratis
JOHN HOPPER. Agent and Attorney for the Company,
Metropolitan Building lO Broadway Pine st. N T.
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Albany Live Stock Market.
for rhe Neu.York Tribune. ]

TEeIQIted Tor TIC NeW-IuIk IIIUlht'J 80,
WEST ALBANY, June 10, 1851
Bxrvrs-Thss another hard market for the droyers we
have neary head ia the yards this week There are quite
humber Of buyers here from the river counties and Eastern
States purchasing OF the best droyes 70 Turn 9n
20 gTs which keeps the price OF this kind at
shout last weeks suTe but the other grades have iSen OIL &C.
- m live weight The announcement that the catteysrds at
street NewYork will hereafter be TO sellers
and buyers Mondays creates some little excitement IN our
srket Most Of NeYoker this account entered the
early and purchased freely with view TO opening
the trade 10 their city, Monday morning This new move
nent eonpes Hodson River and Harlem Railroad Com.
pspie TO alter their arrangements somewhat and both have
rop Inepce running cattle trains Sunday nights
RECTiPTs-Tbe following Is comparative a'emer Of re-
eeips stthis place via the New-fork Central kaiIoaa
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EXCISE CosaIssioyyRs.-Tbe Board met yesterday
81 TO-DAY o. u ia.
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Iuys 1-20 bbl, Flour ss7 pigs. Whky $1,000 bush
30D Pkss. PIevnonG
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rants are sluggish at 5oS6oc. per acre with few
Offering.
The movement Of the banks in the four principal
cities of the Union in which weekly reports are made
as shown by their statements Of last week. IL &c fol-
lows:
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siarhets-CARHTuIIY REPORTED Tue y. v TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY, June II, ly6l.
AsHEsThe inquiry is fair for Pots at IS 37ld Pea'
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We are requested TO call attention to the advertise
ment of the Mercantile Library Association Bathing
Glasses.
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II will be seen that while the lmmedate T"DI'I''7
deposits ard circulation remain precisely the same as
at this tine last year the specie reserve shows an III
crease Of eighteen Millions the loans in the meantime
having decreased seventeen millions.
We annex a comparative statement Of the Exports
Exclusive of SPECIE from New York to Foreign Ports
for the week and since Ian l. 1861:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12

Korff, Brothers g. Co., No. 81 William street, have
Just issued the second number Of their Defenders Of
our Union" containing, sheet, in eolored itho-
graph the specimens Of the uniforms Of our volunteers
and regular regiments.
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business here who live out Of the city on their own
farms.
The nresen. arrangement of trade Is highly sasfae-
torv 70 droves and butchers, convenient TO brokers,
ond AGAINST the interest of sbapers and spectators
in bullocks. As many cattle as are likely TO cell 'here
are landed at Bergen, where butchers can get Few
wanted ON Monday, while the great trade OF tne
week which was formerly confined 70 Wednesday, IS
now divided between that day and Iuesaay-inacn
the largest portion being sold OF late upon the ogeng
dav. This arrangement has given great saisiacuon
10 ali drovers and butchers-n fact TO AL put thoee
who would ike to "operste by their wits upon
droyers and the more they divide the market the
better they will be able to operate A.. .s.., q,
The state Of the market to-day shows the erect OF
this mode of operating. II opened this morning win
only 200 head of buocks in the yard and every one
of the drovers and brokers anticipated rise OF hai
era soon began to tell them that they bought cheaper
Yesterday and had pretty good supply, ana weIe -
no great need, &C., and % prices dropped aown -.
10 last week rates. or lutte below, and business oe.
came on and for some hours stopped trade enb
tina, altogether II has not been quite as
| for drovers As this day week. =, .. a.
The range Of prices, net, 10. - ~ ,hs ors,,
and generally at SIC. for the weignt OF .ne du.
ters fhe buver gaining hide and fat, ne could se W
meat nj cost. The quality OF the STOCK TINS WEI
not as good as II last week, nor ss goo1 ~ ~:
a,J for MANY weeks pasf, and the conclusion ,nAs
ar.rToon l. that all the medium and Inferior qusnsy
'r; nor s.l as we'll as week ago; but some o, me
ssesmen Of the best droves think their average ne
hss,cr On the whole, there Ia very little dlnerence
sea notwihsa standing the rain and general dulirsss
sbout the usual proportion for the opening day VIII oe
sod s an average Of the price this Gay Week; me =,
as and the trade in Hogs IL almost ut seaud-ssa.
Particulars in report Tomorrow
MORE DEAD LrrrERs.-On Monday 900 dead letters
were received at the PostOce in this city, Of which
q arrived in the forenoon and 96s in the afternoon.
They were directed principally to the Postmaster q
Nashville, Tenn, NOW closed and other Plaess' md
contained regularly directed letter made, and dina
to pay return postage. A mail was received iron
New Orleans yesterday BY way Of Nashville. hws,
of the date Of June 5. The letters bore undefAce<
postage stamps, and the number 90 surrounded o
o blue line, TO show the prepayment Of The Cor
federate" postage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12

FIVE HuyDRED MILES AROUND WAsHiSGToS.-
Mr.. Cotton Of No. Is Beekman street has brought out
an excellent and convenient circular map of the conn
try within 500 miles of Washington. 1t contains, be-
Sides table of population according to the census for
the last twenty years; map Of portion of the Middle
States; email outline map Of the vicinity of Fort
Monroe and Norfolk and list of the principal forts
and military stations of the United States This is to
be.followed by Five Hundred Miles Around Cairo"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12

ODD FELLOWS HALL AssocIATIos.--The 18th
annual meeting of the stockholders in the abovenamed
Association took place Monday afternoon, at their
rooms in Grand street. The report of the Treasurer
shows the finances of the Society in satisfactory
condition. The following Board Of Managers were
elected for the ensuing year:
John A. Kennedy Wilson Small, Samuel Booth Thsadeus
Davids r. NJ Deu James Stephens John q. Clayton, John
Davies r. Miard Andre FrOmeat, H. r. Auberry John
Mariner. - ,
For ln'pectOn Of Elce9n-JOhh NEEDLE W. W. L. v0orb'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
REPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.


TIE second New York regiment, Colonel Tompkins
lre hnpdr75 aud ninety men, arrived here IT, r. ra.rs
by w.y OF lhSleipha aid Ferry vile. Thy ehcd
through ths city and left for Washington 10 tSo trains u
twenty nine cars
The sncsn pment at Locust Pom; quiet aud orderly
The remains of Colonel vosbu'gb p,ssed through this
city four O'Clock this Afternoon escorted by detac
ment Of the Seventy frat regiment.
Urhe eighth company OF the Baltimore regiment, ghy
men, proceeded to-day to the Relay Touse Tn.s reg
ment viii scarcely compare with the Nes York iroJps
6eret al Lee Was At Norfolk Sunday.
Two thousand troops from Mississippi arrived a. RsSh
mond yesterday.
An important seizure Of srnis made in this city
to-day by order OF General ~adw2lader rne sezjre
ade by $50 soldiers from the camp under Msjor Nssue
The arms found in unoccvpiei brick hoGss on
York street. They filed twenty Elk large carts ard c,n
ss ed Of eco muske,s ard 1000 pihes They de
posited in Fort Ncenry. No resistance or disturbance
made.
Passengers ths evenings train from the West say
that there strong body Of Southern troops at Graf
ton consisting OF regiments from Mississippi aud South
Carolina.
c. L. L. Ieary nominated here t1.day by the
Union of the rhrd Congressional district OF Bit-
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GENERAL DIX TO BE A MAJOR GENERAL
in THE UNITED STATES ARMY.


The War Department have to day decided that New
York shall but Major General, and he 10 to be
appointed by the President General John A. Dix win
receive the appointment from Mr. Lincoln. OF course
his designation Major General by the Governor OF the
state OF New York has validity out Of the state a7d
does not give him rank in the federal army.
The steamer Thomas Freedom 10 day has TO the
conclusion TO charge it's name, although not unmindful
O, the brilliant exploits whch have already given
reputation.
The Freedom goes at into commission as ne flag
ship Of the steam fotla which s to keep the Potomac
river open and interfere with the prvse little batteries
that may be planted by the secessonis,s that noble
stream.
pont Major General Of that State General Dupont s
graduate Of West Point has active service and has
for several years been manufacturer Of guupowder
Surgeon Fnlay win be appointed Surgeon General Of
the army, in place OF Dawson, deceased.
It's sufficient denial OF the reports 10 Lieutenant
a neral scotts nfrm health 70 say that he engaged
in the discharge Of bis official doe not only throughout
the day but til a late hour every night.
Phy siclans Lincoln Dove storrow, Hines, Young,
Iss,k and Waters, have been commissioned an acting
Assistant Surgeons 10 attend 10 the uops In Washington
and vicinity In conjuncf. ON with those OF the army.
The President and Secretaries Seward Chase and ca
meron we're amcpg cNas Of distinction who attended
the funeral obseques Of Colonel vosburgh to-day.
Ezra Pennington bss been appointed Postmaster Of
Nevburg, New York
secession lag has bon dying at Alexandria in sight
pf the White House for long time past Old Ben Wade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
THE PRIZES CAPTURED IN TIE CHESA-
PEAKE.

WASHINGTON, May Il, 1861.
The Telegraph made cay, In my despatch last night,
tina, protest entered the Var Department against
accepting s'Colone shermans Now York regiment"
wroe "ooorel sheehane regiment The protest alleges
that ii contains large number OF very bad characters
The war steamship Niagara has been ordered from of
Charleston harbor TO the Gulf perfect the blockade OF
certain ports there.
Commodore strngbam, tag officer Of the blockade
squadron. urder date Of United ates ship Min.
nesota, Hampton Roard, May IL, 1861, reports
having captured thirteen vessels two Of which
were the ships Argo and North Carolina Part OF
these have been sent TO New York part 70 Philadelphia
part brought here and the rest detained in Chesapeake
Bay for service. The capture Of all Of these vessels
haa been announced In detail in the columns Of the HE
RAID from day TO day The schooner Industry contained
a cargo o. hay and large and valuable boiler. She
was ordered TO Fortress Monroe, and discharged her
cargo there. large number Of other prize
vessels remain under the guns Of the feet, in Chesa
peake Bay, loaded with tobacco
The Isabel the pratcal looking craft towed up TO the
Washington Navy Yard yesterday by the steamer
Thomas Freeborn announced in this correspondence last
night, contains Of the toughest looking specimens
OF humanity ever saw. They were not removed from
the vessel today and IL has not yet been determined
what disposition will be made Of them That they are
rank secessionsts, and their way TO some trail
torous rendezvous when captured there lie little doubt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

PrnLADEIpHts, May 2l lsol.
train departed for the South this evening with GOO
troops 1t understood IL would stop Grays Ferry to
receive Ohio regiment
CHAHByRsBrRG, Pa, May 2i, 1891.
Two reconnosances pushed southwark from this poin.
yesterday There report to day that they penetrated
the lines OF the confederate army and went deliberately
through their camps. They saw 300 troops ten miles
from Barpers Ferry, and 700 at wiamsport. No rein
forcements arrived day up to three O'Clock at the lat
ter point Nothing 10 known ye. 10 the movements o.
the troops from this point II s believed forward
movement 10 certain az soon as General williams