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WASHINGTON. Jnne 2Sth.-1t is understood
that lie P1eeident's Message to Congress will
take firm ground asg;ainEt psaca with tha rebels
until tbty acknowledge the authority o. Lne
Government. The outrageous conduct OF INC
Sirginia Convention in ontlaW1ng clt:zeas o.
The State who may t2he Il seat in the federal
congress, dc.urmiaes the government TO sane.
ton severe measures against TIC lescers o1
the rebellion. i,
followed by more vigorous Meaaufes Wy
t,mptous Of revolt appear.
On aud after Monday next AL mail matter
10 1ne Pacific coast will be sent by The oSes-
land route via St. JOSEPH, slo.
persons writing to soldiers to be particular IN
designating The Regiment ard Company, sau
tie S1atu from which the Regiment c.me.
II is re;,r,t.d from Virginia that Gca. ~ IS
disgust. d at being superseded by Beausfgaru
snd others. ,,;,
t1om Ecrtrass Moasos 20 N:wpa.t New5:
The ,nissirg nary Lieut., and Capt; Q! Zan.
arcs supposed to hare been "b::S5gcd by the
| rebels, have arrived in camp s:fe~
| When the Adams Express was notluea y
! the War Departrlcc: 1hit II Vas 2hteausa ~ ~
| statcs. orders Ecre Immediately given to az
their re:cers to stop all letter expresses Whlen
cou;u cot Ec reached by the antho7it:es.-:.,
TEe1, seze it is thought sptet:raole t. reri;ai'
lettersto he Forwarded through respoasa't' s;lt
eu5 oxips to ths expeditions calling of 50 lna7!
troors II tbs felu, the Qaartermaster,s W
nartmcnt has not been able to furnlah uni
foTms co as to meet the demand, Measure
tayc beec taken for IN adequate supply =. LII
earliest practicable period.
Gca. Fremont viii a1rire in Washington 70
| Right,
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ST. LOUIS, June 25.
At meeting Of the City Council, Mayor
Taylor cent in message stating that the City
rc7enuc had diminished from last year, some
SIC, COO in three months, ard advising suspen-
sion Of payment on July interest, and, on
bonds falling due in New York, deliberats re-
pud;at:on, on tho ground that the money be-
lcpged to non-rcsidents! When the Mayor
was elected the richest seCessionists declared
that the city credit had doubled its value
Now st. Louis for the first time repudiatcs.
The county interest WAS provided for by Re-
publican Commissioners, a month ago.
Two companies of B. Grntz Browns rest-
ment returned from Southwest branch, want
ing camp equipage. Brown is pushing for
ward to Springfield.
News from Cspc Girardeau state that Gel.
Bland has arrested Lacey, d member Of the
Legislature.
, 1861-06-29

C,TCLgN OR STl:AYED-On the
3; cni-c e os the a71A inst frove :07 we$t Harsi-
~ street. R{ack and Tsn TeTc!c: Slut. With eaes
81 lcEt t On eolItE wis, &C. name q vs FL, .
Mi rrtull. Ter tu lhe owu-r viii be ubtrillv t.
wn1drtf jv.9.St
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A REPulSE AT MATTHIAS POINT.
Search and Seizures at Baltimore.
OUR GENERALS IN COUNCIL.
Fremont Ready for Duty.
MEASURES TO BE PROPOSED III CONGRESS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Matthias Point AGaIr.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibnnel
WAsHEsdToN, June 29, 1861.
The city was startled, to day, by the arrival
OF tho steamer Pawnee with news Of the sad
result Of an attempt to plant a battery at
Matthias Point, below Aqua Cresk; the
steamer bringing aleo the dead body Of Capt.
James Il. Ward, who lost his life in the une-
quail engagement. Capt. Ward was in COM
the FreeborD, while braEely attempting to
cover, with the guns OF that vessel, the
retreat CT his small force He had
landed ttem at the Point for the purpose Of
e1ectirg breast work ct sandbags, but they
we're surprised by nearly 4 thousand rebels,
and compelled to retreat under every ciTc1m-
stance Of disadvantage. While sighting 81.
pourdcr he Was struck in the breast BY q
mueket hall and, though seriously wounded,
he continued to fire for hree.qua1tars Of an
hour. He was then compelled to leave his
post, and died in few minutes. Some Of the
sailors We're left on the shore, owing to the
lrtcipitate retreat to the buats, aud
these swan to the Frecbor1, one Of
them carrying d woucded coErade on his
back, and another boldly waving q Union
haEE, which was perforated bE no less than
| nineteen la'ls before he reached the vessel.
| Resides Capt. Wazd, two men were wounded,
| and one Of them it is supposed cannot re.
cover. Capt. Ward was a very efficient off
| Ger, a1ld IVES most enthusiastically attached to
J the cause Of the Union. His previous ex.
| pjo;ts along the Potomac had Ton him a
measure Of cstcam which renders his sad fate
, 1861-06-29

TOR SALE.-k good second
band Tsp Buggy Tor sale. APPLY to- E. REEs
1H2 S. nth Water Street te 9cstst
, 1861-06-29
Thursday,s Dispatches from WASH
1nkt01Is

Thursdayse Dispatches from Wash.
1nkton.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The rebels from
Baltimore intended issuing proc!amatio an-
nouucir.y The tlefeat Of the Fedcrals and the
copture OF Washington ana all the Officials,
then tearing up the railroads 2ud cutting tue
telegraph, to produce panic in taror OF thc
Southern ConfedeIacy: Large numbers o.
discovered plan to destroy the railroad he-
tween Washington and Baltimore, and Ats
course is highly approved by the Government
1t is understood that the Secretary ct tae
Treasury will recommend the r:.5lng Of $3oo,-
0c0, co., ard has three plans-onc by u popular
loan, another by q foreign loan, 1aotacf py Inc
Issue Of email treasury natrs.
Mtsstngers to the War Department state
ttst General Patterson is making preparations
to advance ard take POSSESSION OF ilarpefa
Ferry.
4 virgin On here says the way Uuionists arc
treated IN Virginia is incredible:
A 1raa who ar7i, cd at Alexandria from Man
2sEas Junction to-day, says that the strcaScst
| foztiiicatians Of thc rebels arc 1onr mites tht
side Of the Junction, at Union Mills, where
he railroad crosses laTSe st1ssm cs'ea ner p9a t
| read from Fairfax Conr: Hnose c-csses Or
sunday night last most Of the rebel troops
| who were at those two l,oiuss mo:Gd to7
| into the vicinity Of Fairfax CouEt House. acd
| otle.s took t.;cit r;ftccs f:S:n AaaaS5as Jure-
| ticn. -,
Ptr.ors hc,i:rg confidential relations With
| the Aduinist1atien insist that IN Immediate
advance WI be ordered toward Manassas
| Junction.
| Letters from Southern Kentucky, received
| to dav, sat that cattle sud n1ulss by droses
and leads OF bacon, aca daily passing tsaroags
| Cumberland Gap TO the rchels., TIE. W1it=
adds tEas il the people Of that sect1or OF Ken
tucky were armed vs;th legal 2sutho-ity to d!
so, they would eoo1 put . stol, to the busl
ness. lrcsiment or twc could easily be form
| ed in the Ieiehta7hood. He believes step
arc bs;as taken to carry out the popular wish
No more passes into Virginia sill be grant
I'd.
The Gs1ibalii Guards and t1o other reg
mcn;s 20 into Virginia to.cigtt..
Reirirfs Of $25>000 for the aead OF JeE> u:
yis, $15, 900 foz BeauregardE, ten dollars e
:iasonts and five ctnts for RrTors a!s1 WI:
9all'e arc clered-
, 1861-06-29

VH II = u q 4 nv = %71~ 'a@'
VIII .,;e officials III St. Louis, to whom
;;e,.t,;, and g.n,d name Of the ci'y are
.1c.. i. have been doing 'hc!r utmost to
i.=.,x Il >tl, the Mayor Of Chicago has
In ia1erir@ with great zeal, AMI in the
- j.. ,:f.vr t';;sccnragcmcn,s, to pay the
.yu:cc interest q: our city debt, and Ell
lie mr. yfc:'!c &c look honest rlen in the
IT. II, has succeeded. Tie July in
;;;.:, vi ne r.i'.
, 1861-06-29
umnortaut from the South.

THE Hostau Traveller publishes IN important
s4at,.u,ent REGARDING tht: affairs in the south
II WIS furnished the Traveller ~ Nos.ucsn
91nved upon one Of the Southern EMEoaas
ftnr3he nast five years, and who from MS Intel
1;.encc' knowledge Of eng gsneerlng and teftl-
moniale, is every way worthy OF pSnet Ill IT,
rard to the statements which ne makesf .s ~ 1,,e
III ,s,s Quiet. The Southern Government vas
.n.k;n:- Ills position camp for their troops;
thaf ;s they we're eeuding off the vel! drilled
t1nons to Virginia, and Supplying their space
| WITH new recruits, to be made INTO gooa ~ ~,
der; THY IT yydss aass lfP qoft aa PieEens co L.
n,ax. Of the rebel army. told onr ln1olant 1 na.t
tpaf .bcv co7tzd take the Fort, but 1t would cost
.,,anr ~. Thousand Of their men, including saIsc
,nnibcr Of the sens Of rich plantelS' ana IL
WOULD not pay for 60 great sae:.nSs ~.
z,x;,o Tie nosition of common foldlels'
Gnfsans a r,esc cnf at Pensacola when 1t Was visi.
~ S n TS President Davis. As he passed aIong
+hc line. some old planter, Who Wa naI
viii ihe Commander in -Ch1e1, Woula ~ n9on~ ~
allow arc Jou, JGi1; no" ~ tpoE E5sdera1 5d a1d
Tic troops at Pensacola, eo1n ,,,s ne1s's' S1'
1et.1. Tcre in a GOOD state Of health. nok
1here had betn no sickness OF eonsG9uEas'
=. ttr rebel camp. The soldiers had plcntx :, -
fsed. hut the great trouble Was u ass9tv aav =
,uSHe nH;for1ne. &s. n5 near. n. of 20 sea5c'ts
ammunition at the e. south: Iney nan ~ ~ =
Incv' @ Of lis own knowledge, Of flve carload
powder carried to ,a7x Rsns3S9 taa9 e esa 1lf
sne, .,r5 Enfield B1uekets from HAVANA Wer
!. % rectiyed st New Orleans Just before g n =,
: Brookls n reached the Gulf to commence III
' In regard to the important matter o. 10 10,
: ,a,re Eumbcr Of Southern troops nave pee
xPR on dn5es%ia 9is pssoa pefs ss'
q gd;ii9o gs;i1oad Enabling him to state with COZ
ia se1s5ie Degree Hs stys tn
txtaons 5sg%Ssnts 'Ss sa yxasa PssSsas 'aaa Reo7
MoDtsemey MoBtssseIy e. E es Cannot cxset 2nu
But be las not the 'sast 3Stt deaGt fa slaS
what be bas seer and hear hea1o' a1as to IL
question IT.: xss q ss t. ts:y &: efsa' Mi
o. these re- st.ture With the men Ns.;
b tbey are well equipped but not vel e'o19e Th
aud IN many casea without oVeEeest:s:;; :; 49,
, 1861-06-29

pleasures to be Proposed IN Go0.5Rsss
WAsn1na1os, June Ex-senator Wilson, It
is understood, has been in consultation With
Congress men, as we'll as higE@sHcers Of the
a.Esion Of Congress he will, Is Chairman Of
the Committee On Military AHiirs, Introduce
series Of ti.ls proposing, first, to 1cgn]Ize the
Executive action conc rnieg the p.ss-
ent defensive or warlike pfeparat;o-s !;
secondly, giving the Eaz: ion Of hs
to the plan alr2aay. anncuased for {
permanent i1creEe OF the army; thirdly,
fetiring indr1n anl disabled army ciIie:rs ;
fcurth1j ito organize from the: militia 100
regiments as National Guard, to be all
clothed AID armed alike; fifiA!y-to increase
The nuEber Of cadets TO the extent Of 65; OF
10 The 1umbcr Of Eeoatcrs: authorizing the
Pits dent 10 fiji the vacancies caused by rcs.
ienation or otherwise in that institution Be-
sides this it is designed to recommend an ap-
preparation Of s2o0, ,0O0, GOO ts>carry these de-
fersive measures into effect .The above art
substantially the objects contanJSla1ed
, 1861-06-29

Or special dispatch rom st. Louis says
~; ta.r Mayer recommends reputation Us
lie .as;t:: and quickest way 10 pay the
i,yts :. The c:ty due to con-rcsiacnts. lie
I'D his friends will find :kat it is the most
t;~tis a.sLs,l '.y slicll money obligations
z.re tyr discharged. If anything could
i. te:i,:: sa;l mere dishonest than Seces-
SIN ::s,'4. tic disregard If rlishtel faith
:. lr-,s:>s :..nsa clions, would have the
tin :sr r:se.l;t:. But from su;h tree
s;....: s:s, aI:t frui; ought we TO expect
, 1861-06-29
. AfTxlERH FODDER

:OETHERH FODDER.
n, c.lnarls with which the editors Of
=. southern papers keep up the spirit Of
~ FEEDERS have The merit Of ingenuity
y-,,;;,:r. more. That one which we copy
- ii. Memphis .aeul1nehe, OF, the 25th,
Rim to the recognition Of tile Con-
and the advance of two hundred
< :. IN 4.44e growing cotton crop, is un-
:,,,t,: the livelicst stretch Of the inl-
..-,, III, vet no1icel in the war
, 1861-06-29

REBHL FORCES In VIRGINIA.
Many people have been made to believe
that the Rebel leaders have upwards Of
100000 soldiers in Virginia. The seces-
sionists claim 10000. But This is playing
the game Of bluff. The latest and most
accurate information reduces their force to
the neighborhood Of $4,000 men 1t will
be very difficult for them 10 materially in
crease their present strength.
To match this insurgent force, the Na-
t!ona1 Government has Ct, 900 we'll equipped
soldiers i'll and about Washington: $4,000
men under Butler AT Monroe; 5000 troops
under Patterson, near Harper's Ferry, and
15.0o0 under McClelland, at Grafton, maxi
ing a total Of 105, 1000 armed men at this
moment on the sacred soil of Virginia.
Six more regiments are en- route to Wash
ingtcn, and will be there within tAle days.
Several more regiments are on the eve Of
departure from Ohio and Indiana to rein
force McClelland's column. Additional
Pennsylvania regiments are ready to join
Patterscn's Division.
To the comprehension Of civilian the
present huge Federal Army in Virginia, is
strong enough 10 encounter its adversary
successfully. It is well known that Ma
tional forces are far better armed, equip
ned and disciplined than the rebels. They
also letter fed, clad, and cared for. They
are healthier and in finer condition to en-
ter upon the struggle. And Northern
people believe them 10 be us brave as the
Toe they have gone to meet.
| With an army twice as numerous as the
rebels, and better supplied in every mill
taly respect, this arises in every mans
mind Why is not an advance movement
made? What is the cause Of the tor
| pidity ofthe g;est anaconda? Has it eaten
| too much? l. it expected that the rebels
| will voluntarily cvacuate the s'sacrsd soiz:e'
I Is the summer to be consumed in the
| skirmishing of ou,posts and rickcts ? ART
The armiLs to confront each other, and then
engage in (: grinning match to see which
can put the other first out Of countcnance:
| Ifso, the country will demand that " tho;
leave Gil their darnnable faces and beyi,i.
The people Of the loyal States have se1i
their sons 10 Virginia TO fight, and if ii il
shown by tho wager OF battle that til
present force is inadequate to drive lt:'
the insurgents, they will double the r;sn'
ber Of the bovs' and try them again. tt
the anaconda try the strength Of its tol-ts.
, 1861-06-29

CAPTAIN WARD.
g.. i.ve thatCapt. " ard who met death
.tr,{,lct ball, whiiehe WAS engagedi in
:4.uc :. e,sn en- the Freeborn, was d cit
= Il I::nois, and that his family are
= near the Burlington road, in Henry
.x@.y. lie was gallant and patriotic
..,,~..u ,ler. and in his death the country
-, ,.,..c whom ii can lily spare.
, 1861-06-29

WASHINGTON, june 2s.-p- McQuillan Of
Charleston, s g, it is reported to the proper
authc rites, tas beeu in New York making ar
rsucen,t,.ts for scndirg ,>oth men and militia
IL equipments to the South. IL has also been
10 Ct was about to depart fer Europe, as agent
lor warlike supplies, in the employment q
The Confederate States. Thia morning he call:
Cd ut the state Department with tho passport
Il Britieh C::n<l1, Tor tie purpose Of OF
tainirg thereto the signature, Of the
Secretary, III acco1s1auce With the new
regulation Of the deE,artE.eat &c was re-
the Government and the iaWlnlluess Of bis c.
rand, which lie did, and 17sE ioid to call again
At two o'clock; watr, cn makiug his ap.:ts.r'
scce, he wos arrested :t the instance Of aae
stcretaly Of State, bg Capt Starr and two OF:
Jtrlits, wLo, in thu meantime, had heeE scnf
fer and were preseist fo7 ihat purpose: IL j:
in priEoa awaiting tArth. orders Of ttc-sos'
1
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EluARD1NG.-Two single gentle
~ men, Or gentleman and wife, can be accona11o-
dsttd With rct tIus bEd beard In a prtvAtA family.
Pleasant locatien Terms reasonable. Appl7 % :Sj
int.i1na strtct oI 6ddre+e Post Once Box 1623.
, 1861-06-29
4he Exp1oit Of 1ndIanF scouts.

WAsH1SGT0N, June g3-(5sh. Scolt nus tE
ceiycd dispatch dated Cnmoesland, I'm,
18Th Regiment. While returning from Fraak-
fort, near Romney, to sec if any rebels we're
there, overlook forty rebel horsemen, They
tharged tht m, routing and driving them over
a nile, killing eight and securing. seven.
teen horses. After at hours rest
the enemy, meantime reinforced. sud
the herees and retreat to small island
at the mcuth Of Patterson Creek, where we
killed % Of the enemy. We were finally
driven o1, each for hiqself, and are now safe
n camp. Corporal HaEe8-k..as Wuund=d, AID
John c. Hal5irgbIooG token prisoner and
ruri1ere1. Two rebel officers we're Killed.
The fight WIGS very desperate, ard the above
account upeSsegeratsd. Wshaye intelligence
uf four lkbsl rcEimcuts at Rolne7.
, 1861-06-29
f.EFE:CI' ttF TuE WAR;

!=;A;= ely. particularly, where the losses
.yz::..:r sud vicious system Of finance,
ri y liz breaking out Of the great rebel
@:. !.:v:. lrrn so heavy, .pprehensions
I: :-';;': II. .'tr c.1.,n:t;es in the future WILL
-" :: arise; and 1ncn still suffering
:: III III: : '-c;uncs and disabilities which |
-. .s' Il the period, will, Of course, be
~; Is II evil. 'i,a: We see nothing ia
IT. ia. & indicative of xorse to come;
I'll" r''l:1aty, the signs are hopeful that
K: - rtc.;rr from the consequence OF
@e .::l.zc in o.ir aank7, the Northwest,
l5'"'f thc W.T., will enjoy season 0!
-: :: such Sc we have not felt s4nce
= :..g cf the bubble Of 1857. iiard
sres D., ROT necessarily attend war: It is
*ss :l.a' the expenses If the Government
s:lje enormous; that many orancnes VI
szsiness that have found market IN Inc
Sui; a;ll suffer; that heavy Interests like
:ahs: involved in the different departments
uevl',p manufacture will be greatly ce-
l',*-e,:, perhaps ruined, that channels ol
i'adr .;;l be broken up, and TINT hunoieos
Ind Thousands Of men, by the changes
r:.ic:, var introduces, will be tnaoe
r.ri)css =: But the very expenditure
Ia, .1e Government will be compelled 70
sAse will make money plenty, While the
aera: ls Of the army for the proaue's
aleh the farmer has to aell, will DC IN
te.sipc: and though prices may be 10"
L., viii no doubt be moderately rcmnnel
::yc. The trades and manufactures "hlei
I've .ccn mos. extensively pstronizeu .:
lie Slave Slates, will seek new and hor
t::ts=! markets for What they pfouuce
and in the changes and shifting ot me
.adl~~iness, fortunes will contmse 10 u
nade and luxury to be enjoyed - :,
erre rom invasion, with eontroi ol III
stas, aid Of the great branches Of produ
tisc Industry, with country full OF spec
(Which little 7sill be sent abroad, At peat
with Ill lie world save the maamen of II
eouti'. NE secnotl,ing to justify the gloon
NeT sf affairs which many are otspos'
lctake. Il would lie idle to hope that u
1szrc.ate amount Of wealth In Z
e'rn':y will be increased while the war
Eelne On: OF that TIC shall come out OF
rehfr and stronger than when we went
; Aalf a million Of men cannot be Wlt
efewn from the various industrial pufsa
"al"us telling upon the prosperity OF
7Aele, Or without, for their support q
sy !'iling up debt that half q centu
Viii not discharge. It is Of the in,1nedit
s~ he future eject Of the war OF WIN
'*eEI#ak. That, We believe, will not
-sA as disastrous Us most men are
l'sed to believe. We have already exl
.enod the worst. Like a squall at
: comes, as the sailors say, "butt {
49, ' and The spars lost when it stru
WI le the only ones to 60. Henceto
"eH-l1 -rf If - o.T
, 1861-06-29
The Seizures In Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, June 28-1. appears that the
acct unit stating the amount Of arms seized.
to-day, is somewhat cxaggggerated. 1t is true,
however, that large amount Of arms, aInmu.
1iticu, Snd caGnon bills were found
Fecr.teI beneath the coal in Mar
snal Kaze's office. some under the floor.
End back Of the building of.the old City Hall:
Tie search is still prog1:EsIng. Five field
pieces were found at Dsn aicach's foundry !;
:,Eo :!,se s:ise guns, asia to have been Or
dcrtd ky Kane, and supposed to have bcen
originally designed to work again5. Fort
McUenry. They 1ere .secseted to prevent
S izure by Gen. Butler. l. is said Gen. Banks
has important information, which further
events Will disclose. No disturbance las yet
been created.
Tie New York 2Otl, Regiment has arrived
Tat:erEon's Park. Severss Regiments passed
through the city to day. 0tvre ure expected
to.n:ckt nrd tp-uacrrpM.
, 1861-06-29

ITO RENT-The Store No. l35
4 south Water. street, near C1ssk street erid:e.
apply OF th+ premises to c. L. HARMON. jeo3xtw
, 1861-06-29

Lo1lsy111E, June ga special dispatch to
the New Orleans Dtlta, from Mississippi City,
a5:b. says sttaulrr anchored OF the Point
lad "a7iurtd liza schcorGs, with which she
sailed eastward. Tie blockade At this point
{ibc same aps7 eass)- has been 2:rman:ntly
irsll. utcd, AMI has cau5e3 the 4aobiio mail
br:1ts to Giscontinue.
Tie saI.e 2o?er int;mates sL2. India, China
.s,d English 7nrrchan:men vii! DC .ich prizes
fer priyatcels.
The Iftay1nc of the o5th eays United States
<tir-of.aaS, 50 guue, anchored {: ChafaliSa
N:yy, thra iute:cepti3g communication vii
BtNiek 3ay with T. Nas.
, 1861-06-29
From Lou1sFJl1e--EkAt Tennessee.


LOUISVILLE, june 28-Thc Surveyor Of this
Fort announces that he Is not granting pcr.
nsi!e for ally class Of goods to scceded States:
LII ccn:cnlriug the carrying Of contraoanl
goctis ,.thc Journal states ~ had 60 thought Of
duplicating such acls to Sit Ad;.ms Express.
Eoesczu's lsein,ent goes.lato can,p "a the ID
u,;,1,s. 6idc Of the river.
The gun bort Tyler Was 50. "a ut to-day,
sEd with he Leyi1gtcr :::ad Cca:sEosa pass
Ell Though the canal.
Latest accounts frem last Tennessee Cog
9snticp show . large 1la}nrity Of the body IL
A majority ere fer inaagtrating Provisional
sov& T1meat Of East Tennessee.
The gun boat Concs!uga is at the Dry
Deck, Portland, Ky., ltaEing badly. asd it ia
doubtful if citatr oi thu :run bouts eau get
over tic Portland bar, rr If SO, whether they
c1n Get to Cs:io on accent Of the Low stagt
f.f tTf. .iyrr
, 1861-06-29

ITO HENT-A Furnished House,
IN rtaeant pRrt 81 he North niv.el?r easto C3rk
s.!stt Tenn: Iess bls 4 ds:5;e9ee tns h. oHnsE E
PARTICULARS address Pott Oteee Boz 60l9. Chicago.
fs.aX!w
, 1861-06-29

LOUISVILLE, june 2s-Ttc Ecmphis A1-
14ul Of the eth in its Nashville correspond
ente, says the Legislature is eldcavozlaE to
SSas Is s:n 1t Ensnriile psl35tng To -
fnra 10 allow East Tennessee to pcaceably Sc
ccdc T1:c;r memorial will be presented on
"Wednesday Of next week. Harmony now pre-
wills, hut ! storm is expected before the end
Gt the session.
, 1861-06-29
CHICAGO. SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1861

cent fer to come to his support. I: was
thought that the regiment onen there. could
tortiiy themselves, and hold thetp&aca against
any force short Of vastly Eupepor numbers.
Yard with Capt Wards corpse before his dis
patch reached the T1st.
, 1861-06-29

= E3El11
New YoKK, June 29-The Tribune gives
extracts from letter from John II. Belts to
that journal. dated Washington, June eth.
BIC SAYS ''With great danger arrived here
az Member Of Congress- y O. be announced
himself candidate IN the Richmond Dis
trict, ard received 80 ,o'cs, which, there BE-
ing 10 op,.ositiop, elected him. Th: letter
states tLat The Southern in5urrection IS :. its
iaet gasp, while Negro Instructions arc ev :ry
where threatened. aIr. Bolts says Beaure;ard
Eas sent circular South, sayir5: III Iae
Gotten States 10 not arise erl equip 100000
men in Fix weeks, We are lest. Our troops in
Virginia are busy surpreksing "insnl rectiona
10 sec Naslirg.o on in 1u1rs would !oYy ...nca
iE;c bt en- ssratitfld"
, 1861-06-29

ST. Louis, June 2S.-TEe Cairo correspond
ent O; tie Dsmotrut says h.ndrsds Of Misss1-
riaus from different parts Of the State are CON
ceut1at:ng On the Arkansas border, Where
fhey receive arms furnished from the South,
sid where they expect to he Joined by tSo?pe r.
+tom Arkansas, Tennessee end MISSISSIPPI ~
oreIrnn the State. Ti7da Point ts nov strong
" guarded b two -egimenss and eat1anoa
q dsinE artillery, and Is fully capable Of resist
irC snY attack from the reb5Is.
, 1861-06-29

ruE WESTERN BORDER R-1nformationa afa; Mns
receivef in he city, by Telegraph IRON Maaa,
ieD, Hrk on sunday that ;.h 81 eaP5ess ssess
arrived a that place on Saturday T1a6 0 3Gera
for Gov. Rector, stating that IT. ~ n,aeeIs" 1eaI"
wers about to take Bloomfield (near ne y zsoe oot,
GeI1. Tie citizens Of CHALK Bluff gu npon
'aS ~ ali think he report from Chalk Bluff proba-
biz tine as He1eatn by thsts1eg1sRhis 5eRoI5ts Ro5n
from s e1%aa aona M bad up
nFa-cn 1aon for southwestern Missouri, aud that
= GoI iM seJeers M regiment, another Of the German
saviea will soon follow.