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THE INCREASE OF THE REGULAR AnMY.-The
bill proposing to increase the regular army, it
Is said, will be defeated in the Senate There
appears to be feeling against the regular
army In Congress, occasioned, no doubt, by the
widespread dislOyalty ii has exhibited among
its officers. The members say the volunteer
force can be relied upon in time of war with
more certainty, and that volunteer officers
make quite as efficient soldiers as those who
are educated to the business. Among intelIi-
gent men, doubtless, experience will soon give
them the necessary knowledge. But in a war
we want experience from the beginning, and
this can only be acquired by being educated.
A proper organization Of the militia system of
the States would afford the opportunity to ac-
quire this experience, but the difficulty will
De to get the States to bear the expense, in
line OF peace necessary to complete organiza-
tlon. The way to secure fidelity in the army
Is 10 make every one who enters it, whether Of
ncer or private, feel that the only bar to his
promotion Is the want of merit. The practice
Of hestowiDg places in the army throu1 favor
snd as q matter of State right, ought to be
abolished; for so long as an officer owes his an
pointment to the influence of mis- State his af.
lection and his attachment are TO his State
whose fsvor he wishes to retain. III he owes
his advancement TO his own merit, his attach
ment will be to the Government which has dis
covered and rewarded ii, and from which he
expects to derive such future advancement as
he may deserve hiIa. Ledger. .- -.
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EoLsan's Volcanic OIL LinimeEt,
rynx prs, L7HIArNY IN TEE WORLpl

Pa. saly .sf, and certain fer Csne.r Pils, Pa
,s, svslinEp and prsncbils Csirs PsraIysis Mes
t,lfis wsstn.. Of th, msss,., Cassnie lhtanmA;sry
Irsn,nt Ear.ahs TesthAehs, Brsissa sprains Prsk
Csts Wsrnds, Uesu, Fever ssrss, Caksd Brss,t Ger,
HIprl.s Rprns Hea&s esrs Threat sny nfanmstieo ~
psn ne bss severe lenf ths dissAfs nav
t.vs sristsd, mcLEAhT CfhERRAfED IMMINENT is
A ssrI.n rsmsdy
YhsE,ands sf hznin beings hssn saved III. .f di,
ysds and misery by the Of Ais rsnsdy
MeLEANS V0LCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII rslisvs pain slnsst and II viii clean
purify and heal the fsxss In inersdbs short Tina
FOR HORSES AND O7HER ANNALS,
neLnAss CELEBRATED LrNlMENr Is Ii. saIy ssf.
sne rshaeis ramsey fer the q SPAWN, Eingbsos
kplintf, pnns .erGl Lamps, Hedss
never failed s esrs Big Essd. fslsv fistsia, 0ld
ksnoihg tsrss, or svssnI, properly apphsd. fes
sr.isss seratshs. crsss.d a.s CAsfs, ssasis
nssy ABPJh I" drsstss and ssrs Ia certain IN s,sry
fssn uifs 10 sassr v.sa ae many vsrtlss Lininsnis
sEsrsd % ysx. 0bsin q supply sf On. McLEANT CEkE-
SkAYEp kIKraEEY. twill cure yea.
j. H. MCLEAN, ssls rrsprif,sr.
Csns rAird and Pine st., D. Esz.s, Ma
CMAkkE1 ef0fr, Hg Pa. sv, ssis agent I'm Wsssin rf
tss L. :. y CtssEL. ss~.fsssv.- % ss<-pkWfy
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH
VI. LOOMS, VI: d., the inventor and pstsatee
o1ths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 60
tends personally at his Offoe in thi city ES
Many persons can wear these teeth who o1IIIO
cannot wear Others, and TO person oan wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling st my once oaa be acoommodate
win any style sni price of Teeth they Laay desire
ceansst, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINER AL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this cIty-No. 33S Pa avenue, betvsau
sth and 10th sts. Also, GOT Arch street, Phi adei
bHia' Is u
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
l. ALEXANDRIA, "a.
Mrs. 81. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL,


The thirteenth annual session of this Institotlon
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, In the
house IScently occupied bJ Sylvester Scott, Esq,
No. $50 King street.
The course Of study pursued will comprise all
the branches resuisite 10 q thorough English Edu-
cation, and Musio, French, Latin and Drawing. il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited number of pupils "a
boaraers, who, constituting a part Of her own fam
lily, will lie under her immediate care and superyI-
sion Che will endcavor as far as possible 10 sur
round thom with the comforts and kindly ind aenoes
Of Homo. ..-.... -. -.
SEQ. II. Morton, Rev. DR.. Ella.
Hsrris99. Rcy: d. F; seTlEs. yyillism 2; Fowle.
E.tr Henry NsIbury, Ess., tsyIs MeKenxie
Ess j., Robert Il. HuIton, Esq, w. ID. Wn!laoh
Editor Eveaing Star, DenjamIn \ Wstsrs, Ess Jas
Entwisle, Jr., ERs., Col. lokn w. Minor, Loudoup,
neEsrs. Blacklock & Marshall, MessrS. Coz 30
Brothers.
TRIMS.
hoard, with Tuition In al the Engliah Branches,
sTofor tho annual session-payebl semi annually
IN advance.
IL No extra charges, su 2s-H
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TFHE ALL-sUFFICIRNT THREE.

u
TRIESEMAR,1,2 and S-Protsc.ed by Royai
Letters Patent Of Eng and, and secured by the
Seals Of the Eoole de Phtrmxoe de Pans, and the
ImPoTial College OF M sdiolne, Vienna
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion aDd n.torrhos.
and sll physical disabilities.
No. 2 completely Graduates ell traces Of thoss
diseases that have been hitherto treated By ths
be0us and pernieious use Of copsivH AID cubs5s.
No. 5 las entirely suyFlanted the injurious nee Of
mercury, thereby lnsurlng 70 the sufferer sBeedy
relief. diSPeTsins 81 impurities, and rootinf on
me venom OF disease.
TRlESENAR, NoE I, 9 and Z, are prepared in
the form Of q loxenEc, devoid OF tsste and srpsi,
and can be carried 40 the vAistooAt pocket Sod
TIN oasek, Ead divided into separate doses, I'd
mInistered by Velpesu, LalleEand, Roux. Risore
&c. Price IS each, or four oeses for 80, which
saves SS; apd S27 cases, whereby there 10 Esv-
ing of SS. To be had, Wholesale and retail, of Or
BARLOW, of IS4 Bleecker street. New Yorf,
lmmedlAtely on receiving remittanoe, Or. BeFrGy
will forward the GTesenfsT TO any parf Of thsvord,
securely pscked and sddrcssco according 70 the in
structi0ns OF the writer.
The Book, of q others, that should De read by
men with damaged and l.rokeu down constitutions
IL "H Hman FIailty, or Physloiogical Rese1roheSS
ls beautifully Illustrated, sno tre1ts Vnfnufey Of
az tho symptoms that invariably develop tasn-
seye sooner o. later, resulting from the fr1ntieB
ano vtlatlnE habits Of eaTiI youth, IneapaeitasnG
the vlctim from snaTlnG the frHiiiOn Of the matri
monlal state, Hno. II not checked IN tine, des ener
etlng all toe functions ot H.snhood, and brtnnuf
aaiml s.eg oJ stee e InseTlnE nd gntIny dceth.
ooors eelJw maodOUEal, rev York. Proc -
inEton. ID. C.. de 2a-enR
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OFFICE OF IgNsEESB2R y . OR and sEALEz

- - WSsHINsror, July Is, 1850,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, Thai, arree-
ABLY 10 the ProTIsCue of the ordinances OF the Cor
torstoR Approved May Il, 1880, the undersigned IN
nov prepared, "vh snsyer re{dired in writing and
on PFC ,mert of tbs fes cf fry centz 90 insb cot
exsmr. test, prove, snd asoertSia the Loouraoy cf
rsflstrSon OF sny gas meter IN Hse in tbIs clfy
Every meter found eorrsct will be 90 aGerancd
and EIotheT, ssdet and marked &c true viii be
set IN I's place: il proved 10 be acenr sac in its
and again put ia position for use.
t2I"S No. tl0 Seventh street, (ae.r Oad Fsl-
.ovs' NALL OPso from a. III, to Ep.a.
CHARLES W. CUNNIEGuHH
jJ B-H Inspector and Ssaler of Hss m sserS
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT BY 7.
EMRICE. ct the corner OF Penn. &AA "A
avenue and Eleventh street, has beenWf&Y
greater inducements for the patronase OF citizehs
and ana strangers than any other pubic house IN me
hotsi on Penn. avskus, and bis accommodations
tor permanent or transient boerders unexceptiop-
able. Tbs bar and restaurant arrangements of the
European Hotel hsvs already become very popu.
ler. being all that be Desired By the most fas-
on and oontlnu cd liberal sxpenditures 10 Ciye sat
ittecton 70 ell and thus Ienevs his invitation 10
All 10 give the European Hotel call de f-n
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Q leiav
WAsHI NGTON
w PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL

This Institution, Will il under the control and
direction OF Sisters OF Charity, experienoeI in
nnrslng and hospital management, is row open to
tRe public is located a shO distance southeast
oi the CapItci 9nd immeoiately opposite thu we'll
Known erroli man ion, on Second street, east,
I ne culnlnRs are spacIOGs, and, with the alte =
mons fecsntly made, We adapted to hospital pur-
poses. The grounds are * ensive ard well aid
out, and tast-fulJ ornanen ed vita choice fIuIt
o.. sHsde trees, eyergreens, ant Towering shruDs
ProvIdepoe Hospital Is admirably sui ed to pa
usEts wlsh NJ TO avail themselves of the aayau-
tasss of no ptal and vet enjoy all the com o to
aad quiet of DrI ale house. All persons ulIer.
Ing on ca :altes or nOn-soat.gious di seases re
curing surgIoa or medical treatment viii be ad-
mitt,d upon complying with the regulations and
conditions OF the Institution.
Patl nts WI be Iecel ed in the wards a. fOur
dol.ars per woek, BY arrang ement can have prl-
vate rooms on reasonable terms Til will re-
celya q the care and attention cir cases may re-
9ulre from f'r. J. NJ TOHsR, the Physician and
surgeon IN charge Of the house, exc, pit when pa
gent prefers to employ his own physIc an N ia
deslsne to We all the memb RS Of rh, medical
profession III the District an equa lty of pryiIC yes
n TINS institution, and every physician who NAV
nave case IN t "ar rest as sured that his pa nj
VIII be carefully nursed aid his medical DIRECTIONS
faithfully executed. 10 iy-sgIm
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT.
- Ar POINT LonK-Our MARxI - ~

This ce ebrat.d Bathing Place. situated at the
junction Of the Potomac River with The a -
Chesapeake Bay, will be opened by the vEA0
undeIsisnos on tho 10th of June, in the lE.sH j
very best style, for q l persons who ma, Wis5 =
saie and quiet retreat, where they can hsve the q
6enHht o. the best salt water hat ing and enjoy the
detlcacles OF the water, suoh as Fish of all kinds
Oysters, Crabs, DO
Ever, description OF fishing tackle will be kept
for the aooomm Gdatlon Of guests.
fine livery stab 9 kept on the farm
,hIs2, ten plu alleys and billiard saloons /; with
all other amusements Usually flund az suob places
The tabls will be sppplIed daily with frest veEe-
tables from the garden on the premises and from
the Ba timOre and Washington markets
The best Liquors and Cigars will always be found
Board, 81 PER day; one week, SIa; second week.
SlO f9uT weeks for SS5; children AID cOlOred ser,
=, The steamer ST. Nicholas leaves WASHINGTON
Tuesday a. q and Baltimore on FRIDAY Al .
IA The half past oclook p. m. tram from wa. r.
lhgton Will connect at Baltimore with the boats
reaoh ng Point Lookout daily /; . so, trI-weekIy
st.s from Washington, By way of Leona rdtown
VI, Add ess the pr"PrietoFs, a. Point Lockout,
washington. ID y, or Alexandria, Va.
81 HEFLEBOWE2 4 CO, Prop'rs.
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATER

Is precisely what ItE name Indicates, for, ybfs
tnvIEoretng and siren. .tseninE 20 tie vIts poWsrs
ard 81 the same time revivIhes. reiustates ard re-
ssSs sns ad rsra "a M & sS .
90 attacks O disease. IL AZ Tn oniy preparation
fully combined as 20 be the EoEt powerful tonic,
and at the same time perfectly Gdspted 90, as 20
s1d hence viii Soofhs fks sssaEsr sfo,saei, a5d
tone mp the digestive organs, anu thus ala, a. ner-
ting and same time It ia composed entIrey OF
vegetables, yet oombined 20 produce the IGOst
furious Oonsesuences. | snoS a remsay has az Ion, m
teen felt o. De desiderstup In the medical E..Fi8
follows ali ssacEs Of disease and proceed sns -
deed lays the system open 70 the tnsieous attacks
following: Consumption, Indigestion, .OyspegsIs,
oss OF Appen.e, Faintness, Nervous Ir-ItsbIlitJ.
Night swests, lslgor, Giddinsss, Retention OF, "a
vel, vel aS Ps,9I.i obstrUeted, tGo rr9fase g. TOO
daSfs; sfs ~ ,o1iP GsPeHa nR5p Esasra Es 5 aset
ssre 10 core as the sun ist rec and set there 10
70 i ialstSzs sn2St y Brt tals Is los Al u lhs
,css the liver becomes torpid, OF worse dIsssscd,
the hidneys refuse 10 perform their functions anu
uupe, or involuntary disch&rte oftRs same, pam
In the back, side and between the shOubGers. eI-
oheckc soon emscIsuon follows, and the patIent
goes QOvn TO premature grave. but spsoe VIII
are ilablc ~ a WEAKENED condition OF the system.
But will ray in this Cordial and Blood Rsnovn-
remedy for loss OF ApPstite. BInouSnsss. FlstU-
lenos, weak snd sick Stomach. Lan6oar. LIvsF
Complaint. ChilE and Fever. or any b liOus attack
NsurSgiS, Palpltatiop Of the Heart DsVressloI
OF fSPirits, Sores, Plnples on the Face, ans dIs
ease arising from impure blood, suoh as ScrOIJla,
Eryg,peas, Bronchitis, Coug h, difouity Of Broatk-
ing, End eli that class OF diseases Cal Cd female
wcakness, and enumerated above. We vI1 slso
say the traveller exposed % eptdemics, oAalIe VI
climate and water, Will haC 70 q pleasant. ekfepd
sure reuedy. and 10 ono pLJuld ever tTave .yffh-
odt. Rescer, try u, for Uo assure you - al
Ind IN 10 friend INDEED sc well friend l1Eped.
All PeTsOns OF seCeLtETI LAbitE vii ind IL SoI-
feot preventive of, &c well 1s 9 cure for those all
rnents which they are particularly exposed. Hence
ministers, strdsrts, attorney literary Een.sE N,
aud ladies vEo are not socusV"med 20 n.uch Out-
door e1eTeiss, viA I'D II % the II I'D vantage ~
keep bottle constantly on hand; aid above AL
that most 1EI sTOas Period not only with 81 their
accustomed strength, but safe and free from the
thousand SilIGents 30 prevalent among the female
portion Of the world. In short, 10 indeed q mothers
cordial. Try II old and young; no lOT ger ras the
risk Of GeSyi II will relieve 6,d prove itself pkat-
ioally 3 RsyIoraftcS CcTiSos asd Blood Rsxecater.
u. j. WOOD, proprietor, A4A Broad say, New
York, and 11t Market Street, St. Louis, Mo-, and
sold BY eli good Druggists. Prioe One Dollar per
Bottle. -
Prep. WOODS
RESTORdTTVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RRNOVdTOR.
sold in this city BY C. sToTT, SIS p. avenue.
20-eoly.aiW
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fNUR CUSTOMERS HAVING BuUK AC-
~ con ats with ua are respectfully notified that
owing % the dulness Of the time. and the scarcty
Of money we are willing To Offer q discount OF i've
lands. Virginia money will also be taken at the
onrren'fa oi WALL, STEPHENS q CO,
mis- NRtsl.) Pc. sv., bet sth and 10th sts.
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WssGs nov manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
tno ShQ ~, and CONSTANTLY TeoeivlnG e,xfSaa
suFt!J OF esstsrn made work Of every do-MH3
scrSnhon maoe q 1Iressly 70 order, and willy ~
srtlolss.
atty msde yors, vi always ii nd God sssorsmen
in store and st the lowest prices. Give as oail.
GRlFFlN BRO,
AZ E-T St4 penDsylyanik ayenaA.
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eisnf, PrsdEt dslieisE SIEIiGsItinr spir tss
.zd rsItsrhE As s!sE, ssfsrnE and dssissd iayala
hsslts and susnxtS.
MeLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
est CsTsnis SsrTszs Debility, DissGssI Ins EidntT,
py.ssI.i a:sIIa r.: Hsitity 81 si:fns.s s. :.
Tie ssmESh, Fslless Of essd Tia Essa, Dali Pam
w.isft IN ths E..nsash, sesr eIslau.DI, Cb.siRT o.
sssss.1E f..aI rs.n laying dawn, Drynsi, YsII.v
f.in n u, sn.n Of "a. Back, CssIt or iid., esddss
rls.hsI .. Ksst, Dspr,sssn Of syrts, Frrhsl dreams,
al.tss. &. sIis sAd Fever ,.d hrss Ger ctiEs ana
OYER 4 KILLIoN BOTTLES
I..ss. h,I f.l'd giving .nta, ,s.ll:leu.G WAS lsa,
sfaEnsTassIEs m @ w CORDIAL ii9g vii sg,. r1s1 y.s,
":. n :, M ..5: G
Cordial IN II. diseased dssilaisd and shattered
:, r 9..d :.d .n..s x
sstIsa iE Essisist 10 is RIistiss health and virsr
HkRRIED PERSONS,
Sad NcLKkaI srEEEeTsEEEs CORDIAL 4 The
rsssh ysEBsTasr Ia, IJEtsni and all whs may
',srdi.I a certain rad sSssty Tsssdy.
20 THE LADIES.
Rck1Afs eTEzssfhEEiEG CORDIAL 10 a ssysE-
0ssInti;e sr Da:xt hsEitIsatsn esntn,nss s srins
ssdaiD.., Tanns. I'D al % d,:,... nedsnt !. F.m.i..
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
fsfss tsaEsI Tsxs ssssrdinE 70 diTsetsnA Il viii
Ebhsn, Ane lnFifsfeft AID
bssn si kss usxni yer shSsk sfR EssTy hstls 10
gkITs Rssa - give sArllsstisA.
FOR CHILDREN
c62r.s r =. .I .ss 1. a.,
.si nsntnI tEs It, AID Jsz viii be sssriRssd. hts os
hsisIf 20 TAXA.
ekBTION,
EsvsIs Of dSEFiti dsalsrI vhs may Try palm uyss
sisr ssrsapsnI trAIh, vhieh thsJ can buy
shsap, by saying 70 t,t good- Avoid sseh Ash
for AcLEAHf EfREk6fEGNIS6 CORDIAL, snd tAks
nsthnE else 10 the sniy remedy that will purify the
Bssd thsrsu ghly and At the tim Ethsn me
One tsAsPstnfsl taken nsEnnE fastIBS certain
preventive For Chslsrs Ck and Fsvsr YslIo~ Fever,
any Tsvssnt dssss. n pat .g In laTf. settss rsss
ssls Prsprstsr sf this Cordial alec heksEn Ol
kin.nsnL rTinsipal Dspst the ssrnsr Of rhiTd and
Fns stfsa aia q LaUis.
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COME AND SEE Our rev style INDIA. PAN
a.oa .tsl6S FiE. Jus; ssS ss'i;sse
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A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN kROM ONE TO TWO DAYS

LET NO FALSE BELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY,
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No. 1926.
DR.. JOHNSTON,

~ DR.. JOHNSTON,
II l. + IMO ORE
Lock HOS SPITAL,
Has diseovsrsd SAC nsoSt CtrtatH, Speedy asd oaIy
ErtetSa! RszTsdy ~ tks World
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCg.
LET No FIIsF MI IC1cy pBrVrNr
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Music and Languages st ProfssSors' prices.
IL No extra charges. su 2s-S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
REPORTS FROM HARRISBURG.


Troops rom View York city viii hereafter pass through
this place. arriving by the Fast Jersey road and going 10
Baltimore the Northern Central. They can roach
Warrington cheaper aud quicker than by the Annapolis
route
Fifteen regiments OF rcnnsy ysnia troops have received
uniferns.
Application has been made ny private parties OF the
Eastern states TO Gov CaiD 10 permit bodies Of armed
FREQ blacks to pafs through Pennsylvania. They met
with unconditional refusal, and great satisfaction i
pressed here at the Governors decision. These app
cations the slaves of the Southern States to
rebellion.
Ex-Governor Porter, who has been in Texas the pas,
years superintendent OF the san Antonio Railroad
arrived home last evening. lie three weeks Tho
road he represents the soutbern states enthusiasts
for ossion and that the people armng to rcpe
The "Northern nvasDn, as 10 Is styled, from the Rio
Grande TO the Potomac. They have plenty Of arms and
ammunition and viii present formidable rosstencs :,
the federal government He gives IL az his opinion that
our boys win have Dme lighting 10 DO.
passenger train passod over the Northern Central 10
Baltimore To-Day. Tho troops from Camp scott viii fol-
low socr. Hsy have beer under marching orders for
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REPORTS FROM ANNAPOLIS.


About midnight squad OF some fifty mounted in'ur-
gents fred the picket guard a: Camp Butler, across
the Severn. The guard returned the 1re, and about
twenty shots exchanged. The garrison resreted
that the marauders did dsmount and give account
Of themselves. Similar squads rowing about. Their
disavowed by the citizens. The eye OF Colonel
Smith lie upon them. sentinel in the yard stabbed
by person in citizens dress.
One million o. d liars in specie passed through FOR
Washington yesterday
The regiment at Annapolis are TO be nt) ser
vice 10 morrow BY Lieut. II. s. Putnam, who is here for
that purpose
The army officers IN the service prior to April win
rentw the oath Of allegiance.
The xii Won Knll, jus. from Fort Monroe, reports
veral prizes a. Old Point Comfort lieutenant OF be
United states Navy was found ON board one of them.
sew ere gale, with rain il prevailing.
The corpse OF the member Of the Seventh regiment,
shot by the falling OF stack Of arms, passed through
this afternoon
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OUR FREDERICK CORRESPONDENCE.

FUDKmcE, Nd, Nay Z, lSOl
Proceedings Of The Leg soie-Marl land al Sound for ii:
UHien--Ariroi Of vpgiai Scouts 20 Wd,ch the Peaa-
syrrdaid Line, DC.
The Union party o this sla'e, which fcw days suCe
vas almost entirely suppressed, s Just rampant
aud powerful their opponents were, and the only fear
that the reaction may be TOO great and may leai the
Union 10 in this part Of the state which
would inure THOR csuse
The Legislature arc in the shape Of protects and
MORALS rtbukcd IRON all quarters or the State FOR enr
tanning for moment tho Peae arl safety BIZ. Tbc
peorle say they would rather submit to hat the CGod
states ray 10 than TO the 6esotsm or cc,sson as IN
Virginia. Although the Unionists in tho ascent.
ant bow, aud key 10 coatnuc SO, they neyarihclcs
entertain gcs fears OF The secession party that they
viii sccc'c tho stac for believes IN thai clGrse
but that they viii 10 sthns u bring collision
With the federal government.
The aGfhof VI that Peace md Safety aas military ies
otsm bill by various circumstances Is clearly indicated
- be Ar. Mason, Of Virginia lie vas here only fcg
Ls iotnn to Virginia, simlar bill has bcen brought
orNord there wbca las given grea. amsr3gc 10 msDy
o. We miafy IN mat state, and Il i said creaied
rebeliicus spirit
legislature has also core, tet they can do nohiog 40
cry because The Icopie arc opposed - IT, bit bcclisg
the United States E1vcrrnent, by the presence oe ts
troops at var BUS pSinis of tLa Satc aud III immellae
oxmiy q Ealtmors with possession OF every avenrs
70 or from tina. place, IL IN rcllty tire only p)wcT
N tne STATE. - the o'y question now ap1cnrs to be,
shell they contnue IN session and await events or al
souIr 70 fomc pcroi after the meeting Of ConrcsS Tby
assemble tem again. Nr Flery. the rao-crgliitivo
rom Wtshngor county, lust elected TO this isg Ella
.we ~ vots Of 900 ous o. 900 votes not uniy
Unionisi 5vt scDhy ac1creknfs Eeiiclst was bsaied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-11
THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURES.

IT. LOUIS, Nay ~, 1851
The western Pacific Railroad bin p ssed ibc senate
yesterday.
The House il secTe, session. but II s understood that
the joint resolution Withholding The school fund for the
purpose or armirg thc State, which passed she Senate
Wednesday, has been a'opied by the House
~ also seriously apprebeni led that the July interest
fund win be used for the purpose.
Tho harris Military bill whscn passed the senate At
the ast session, Is said 10 be under discussion In the
House. This BIZ provides for the division Of the state
into military districts, each t. be commanded by major
general. Every able bodel man bet Seen the ages Of
eighteen and forty eight is compelled to do military duty
or pay Gne of one hundred and fifty dollars Anybody
speaking dhrespectfuly Of the Governor Legislature
s to be subjected to trial By court MARTIAL and every
citizen is required take oath Of allegiance 10 the
State of Missouri only.
detachment or forty state militia sent ont on
the Pacific Railroad this morning. 10 guard the Gasconade
and Usage bridges on that route