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The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16
NOTICE.
To J. s. Holbert and aU others interested

To J. s. Holbe,t and aU others interested <: VOU are hereby notified that will take the \ testimony of witnesses, before Geo. w. Sanders, Justice of the Peace for Plainland tbe tesb' residence @ of Duncan Moore, on Thursday the 3lst of October, 1861, to prove my right of pre-emption, to the S. W. l of the $. E. l of Sec. 22, T. 5 N. of R. w, said dispositions to be read before the. State Land Agent at Jacxsonport, on the 9th day of November next. JOSEPH MOORE,
 By JNo. c. HILL, Ag't. October 16, 1861.-3t.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16

ScARED!-The movements of the Confederates, under Gen. Buckner, have given rise to big scarce on the other side of the Ohio, as may be inferred from the following paragraphs from the Evansville Journal of the 24th:
 The city was full of rumors Saturday rela- tive to the occupation of Russellvile and Hop kinsvile by Confederate troops. It was stated that the forces under Pillow who lately threat ened Paducah, were coming via Hopkinsville to the Ohio river, with the intention of occu- pying Henderson.
 ssTo YOUR TENTS, o ISRAEL !''-Men of Evansville, the hour of speculation and dis cussion is past. The tide of the rebellion rolls toward your own fresides. Roger Han son is on Green river with 2000 traitors and six cannon; 2000 rebels are reported at Nor garfield, thirty-five miles distant. Henderson is in danger; Evansville is threatened; not an hour, not a moment is to be lost. He who now stands back and refuses to bear arms in defense of the city, richly deservesa a towards grave,
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16
New Orleans and White River Packet. A. w. QUARRIER, WILL. GARTER, Master.

GT The c. s. Mail packet Sam. Hale, Capt. c. W. Coles, passed up yesterday, and is due down this morning. w. F. Briscoe her clerk, has our thanks for fayors.
 0IThe c. s. Mail packet Kanawha Valley, Capt. D. B. Price, is due from Memphis and Napoleon tomorrow. She passes down on Saturday morning on her return trip. for Mem phis.
 RV The Memphis, White and Little Red river packet, New Moon, Capt. John Dearing, passed up Monday and returned yesterday morning bound for Memphis. H. Twomy, her clerk, has our thanks for late Memphis pa- pers.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16

RT We are authorised to announce Hon. A. H. GARLAND, as a candidate toGepresent the Third Congressional District of tRe~State of Arkansas, in the First Congress under the permanent Government of the Confederate States. The Srd District is composed of the counties of Pulaski, Saline, Dallas, Calhoun, Union, Jefferson, Bradley, Drew, Ashley, Chicot Desha, Arkansas and Prairie. Flee tion Wednesday, November 9th.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16

SEWARD ON THE SUPPRESSION OF THE LON DON TIMEs.-A committee of federal citizens, indignant at the article of the London Times, which alluded to the federal loan as worthless, have written to William H. Seward, suggest ing the suppression of the London Times in America. Seward replies that the best way to effect that object will be for the American journals to shut down on the republication of articles from the columns of that offensive but influential sheet.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16

,fT We are authorised to announce Hon. JILsoN P. JOHNSON, as candidate to repre- sent the Third Congressional District of the State of Arkansas, in the First Congress nn- der the permanent Government of the Con- federate States.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16

GT The Richmond Examnier understands that orders have been sent from the War De- partment for the establishment of an armory at Little Rock, Arkansas, with ample ma chinery for the making and repairing of all sorts of arms. An agent has been instructed to purchase all the good arms that can be procured, infantry, cavalry or ordnance.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16

FIVE DOLLARS FOR A NEwsPAPER.-Papers appeard to be pretty expensive luxuries in Texas. The Houston Telegraph says:
 On Saturday we paid five dollars for New Orleans paper. On "Wednesday, beside our New Orleans papers costing us two dollars apiece, we paid four dollars for New York News of the 20th, and four dollars for 8 Herald of the 22d.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16

oTT The Richmond Whig of the 1st an- nounces that the Treasury Department has succeeded, to some extent, in it's efforts to obtain supply of suitable paper for its issue, and that in few days notes printed on this paper, from an improved design, will be emitted
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16
Confederate States Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT, JEFFERSON DAVIS, Of Mississippi.
,R yICE-pRESIDENT,
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT, ALEX. Fl. STEPHENS, Of Georgia.
For Ele rs.

EDWARD CRoss. Hempstead County. DAVID WALKER, Washington County. JOHN R. HAMPTON, Bradley County. w. c. BEvlNs, Independence County. H. l.. GRINsrED, Ouachita County.
 w. w. MANSFIELD, Franklin County.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16

0 The declaration of martial law in
 Louisville, by the Federal commander, was followed by the suppression of the Courier and the imprisonmento of it's editor, MT Mckee.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16
Notice is hereby given,

H,HAT forewarn all persons from cutting | or removing any Pecon trees, or other timber, off of any of my lands in White River township, or elsewhere, In I. N., R. 5 w, and in T 4 N., R. 4 w., as the law will be most rigidly enforced against any person or persons for so doing.
 Oct. 16, 1861-tf. B. k. PITTMAN.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16

MATcHEs.--The Salisbury (N. CD Banner says that MT. Henry Moore, of that place, is making fine article. of lucifer matches. Let our people go head.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16
MARKETS, &c.
CITIZEN OFFIcE, DEs ARC, ! WednesdaY, Oct. l6, 1861.

CoTToN. During past two weeks, Messrs. Stewart & Bros, have received bales, of which they bought at Sc.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16

EBr Maj. Dennis, of the 10th Mississippi regiment, has resigned.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16
NOTICE.

MY wife CYNTHIA have deserted my pro- MI lection without any reasonable cause. will not pay any debt which she may con- tract, without compelled by law, this 29th day of September 186l
 Oct. Is, I85l-3t. WM. B. SWON.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16

WHITE RIVER c. s. MAIL LINE. sEMI-wEEKLY FROM JAcKsoNPoRT TO
 MEMPHIS VIA. NAPOLEON. KANAWHA VALLEY, D. B. PRICE, Master. SAM. HALE. ......... c. w. CoLEs, Master.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16
Public Speaking.

The Hon. A. IT. Garland will address the public on the Cotton Subscription to the Con- federate States, at the times and places named
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16

Memphis & White River Packets.
 BRACELET. D. B. MILLER, Master. NEW MOON, JOHN DEARING, Master. COL. MORGAN..J. H. QuIsENBERRY, Mas.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10
NEW YORK mARKET-MAY Q.
LBY


FLOUR-Merkst quite firm, with limited supply
and fair demHnd for export and home
Market closing quiet and very.
Sales are $500 bbls S5,B93,5 for ~superdne state;
S5,25G5y30 for extrE state; {5,05a5,l5 for superfns
extra western; S5,25M5,@ for common to medium
extra western; Ss,55@5,50 for shipping brands extra
roun1 hooped Ohio; S5.6567,25 for trade brands do.
CANADA FLOUR-In little better request,
and market shade hTmer in price. Sales are 6O1 bbls
Al 83,9S9I-& for common TO choice extra.
RYE FLOUB-Market steady with small sales
CORN M~EAU-Market steady. Sales are 1870
bbis Brandywine at S3.aR.
WHISK Y-Merket more active. Sales are 1860
WHEATEMarket much unsettled and 1a2e Inv
81 the scarcity and hight rate Of freights has q very
donTf ing fleet Sales are 500 bush uhicago spring
a tl,lOniSH delivered; a, 6O1 bush Inferior 70 prim
Milwaukee CLUB At SI,IT@l,22 adeat and delivered;
Is,UB bush amber lows at 81 ..9fn4,2 delivered: $500
bush red state at Sl,zI@I,2s; e9uGJ bush winter red
.1ush whte California at 81 ,3s; s5O0 bush white west
RYE3Markst quiet and hrm, Sales are 400 bush
BHRLBY-Market dull and UNCLAIMED. Sales
are ~ bush state at Sc; 400 bush California on pri-
CORN-Market heavy and at The close ia2e lower.
ern delivered, closing with no buyers at tbe inside
price s@6e for damaged do; &c for new round
EOATS-Market plenty and dull at ssasic for
western and Canada; 3465GTc for state.
PORh-Market heavy and lower. Sales are 1870
Dds az Sl7l2DS.IEi - Tor hlessi l&S0lS,O for prime.
> HEEF-Market quiet and unchaneed. sac ar
50 bbls ct S4OOa4, for prime; s ,s76s,S for mess;
tor repaeked mess Sll,2EGl2, 50 for extra
PRIRTE MESS BEEF-Market continues quiet
s7 sF RFIs III + lg1t stPSf S 81 coed S]gelItisa
4, Gut MEATS-Market Gull With smU sales At
S5Gk4s Tor shoulders sAAsA for hams.
q nAGUN-Markrt dull and nOminaily unchanged.
LAX Market rather more active and q shade
nrmsr. Sales are 1870 bbls at 949Kc
M moderate request at l2@lc for
CHREsE-Markst heavy 4asKo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10

bridge, Mary Collins, F. 7. Barney, Cairo, Gref ID,
gle, Deloa Dewotf Bermuda, COTnella, 81. JAMES,
Lone Star, C~ollingwoOd, barbarian, Syracuse.
List OF the vessels passing through the WellAnd
Canal;
Bound Weston the 6th-Schooners Perseverance,
Of Hamilton, and Geo. Davis. On the 7th-fropol-
Ter Indiana.
Bouad Eaaf-On the uh-Propelleru Young Amer.
tea and Dubuque, and Bchoonors COrWeiii, Arabia,
Minnie kinpe, Eureka, A. Buckingham, Il. }. Gibbs,
CLYDE, j. A. Hope, Ontonhgon and Elk.
The schooner Dan Tindah was dischHrRlng at the
elevator on the nh,
Tho propeller Iron City leh for Lake Superior this
Afternoon. She was we'll hllod with passengers and
iruight.-De trod AdratiscT.
A sailor, named Edward MoManus, was drowned
on Thursday last, BY falling overheard from the
schooner Williams, lying In our harbor. His body
was recovered some time afterwards, and q eorO-
ner's jury rendered y verdict Of accidental drown
ing Mr.. McManas leaves a wife and i've children
Ia our oity.-Ens GdEene.
FIVE VESSELS AsHORE AT TIE MOUTH or THE ST.
LAwRENCE-With the Steamship United states that
went ashore AZ the mouth Of the st. Lawrence last
week, were four sail veasels-all went ashore the
same night. 1t was 10 n snow storm, the snuW be-
ing two feet deep. Under a new las pilots can not
board vessels 70 far out to sea as usual, and Their
was not "A pilot on either one Of these wreckeJ
sels.-Bufdio Express. N'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10
TROOPS ARRIVED.
PERRrvILLE. Va. N

FERRTvILLE, Va. Nay S.
Fifteen hundred additional troops arrived from
Philadslphia this evening. They include the
First Regiment Of Pennsylvania ARTILLERY, Col.
Patterson, and SheTman's Battery. The whole
force is IN a most complete state OF efficiency
Seven large American flags are now flying at
HaTre de Grace.
Gen. Harvey has been ordered to st. Louis on
duty.
Gen. Lane was despatched some DAYS ago 70
Kansas on important business connected with the
Government He will have command of a large
force and Will proceed as soon As possible through
the Indian country to Fort Smith, for the MIR.
pose Of taking thar fort, and all Others beioneing
10 the Government in Missouri and Arkansas
Gen. Lane stated, before leaving washington.
that with one thousand men such as he Could
bring into the field, he could march successfuIlv
through that entire section of the country Seven
hundred men under his will he com
posed of the same class that served under Mont
g0mery-
The hrst through passenger train from BaIh
more since the 18th arrived here this morning
The regular passenger travel and trains of freight
VAL re.cOmmence from this date. Three passen-
ger trains will be run daily each way.
CONGRESSMAN ~BOuligney, from Louisiana. ar
rived here to day from New Orleans. He states
that 1000 soldiers have left that city for Lynch
burghs Va, and that large bodies of troops from
other parts of the Confederate States ar moving
IN the same direction. He SAYS a strong Unio1
5entlment still exists in New Orleans. but IS KENT
N complete sugection by the secessionists.
The graduating class Of West Point Cadets Ar
rived here tonight. They will be employed in
drilling volunteers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10
AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.

Gkh AOHh, NAY g.
a gentleman from Montgomery reuorts Cen
Beauregard not at Richmond CharIeston. No.
bile, Montgomery or Pensacola. A bet of 500
was made that here that Gen. Beauregard was
Killed at bombardmeut Of Sumter. II Is certain
ma no omcial report Of the bOmbardment has as
yet been given.
says: OH
Omelal ttion has been received that the
steam revenue cutter Harriet Lane reached An
n1PoLs VIZ morning, bringing up a priVateer
sehOoneI captured last evening off the Virginis
Cape. IN Deiug chased the crew Of ,hs 11iya-
teer aoauooueG the vessel with two eScs1f,T,-
name OF the vessel had been eeacad
Letters from Virginia Unionists TO- =.
for conc ntruting Of troops from ire GaSeIN4
States In Virginia was TO increase ne -ecaisfaS
vote at the coming election.
There are still some tFpitors in the War NJ
paTtment. The officially announced defe-ni1e
ton OF the Virginia Government to contest ~.
right bank OF the Potomac opposite Wesbingfon
Is expected by the military authorities heee -
result IN a battle between the Federal forces ana
the rebels IN close ~proximityto the Capital Cen
scott Is not quite prepared TO advance fhe troone
to the ethsr side o. the Potomac, but 4 strnbg
force Will nevertheless cross the river and assume
and lortfy 3 position Of war at Alexandra AZ
soon as the necessary preparations are complet.
60 Inc Richmond authorities are kent well in.
formed as TO the plans of Gen. Scott. The mTi.
show this. & "eeA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10
WASHINGTON NEWS.

hAsHISeTos, Nay S.
The PaWuee sails to day with sealed orders
The Poeahontas has returned from her cruise
right
Northern gentleman from Richmond reports
South.
Nearly 1000 men are manufacturing arms
They have provisions enough for two years, and
plenty OF ammunition, except percussion CAPS.
Several persons are now la Northern cities try
lag 70 get q sufficient supply.
Ihe Richmond Enquirer says the Legislature
Of North Carolina organized on Wednesday. and
4 bill calling a Convention of the people passed
unanimously.
An election for delegates will be held on the
l5h and the Convention will assemble On The
9oth inst.
The Herald says the Confederate troops will he
Withdrawn from Pensacola ana marched North
The Government has positive information tdat
only 1000 men are at Harper's Ferry. and me
place can be easily taken with 5000 well armed
men and 8 park Of artillery. 1t is proposed 10 do
Il with the cooperation of the PenusVIvapia
troops On the other side.
The Times dispatch says that orders have gone
from me war Department TO put Cairo IA he
oest military condition. There should. by Sat
urqay mig 1 be lb,Noo men there.
JeH. DAVIS has notified Gov. Letcher of his in
tention 10 command the troops.
The same Informant reiterates tn report ms.
I'VE men have taken cath to assassinate Lincoln
and Scott
The worlds correspondence says the Virginia
troops mat evacuated Alexandra are back again.
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2egal 9etites.
ASTER COMMTSSTONER,S


M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
1yI sALE.-Pursuant to the command Of an aIiss
order OF sale, from the Court OF Common Pleas
OF me county OF Cuyahoga, and State OF ohio, st tie
suit Uf Ezra MpuluX, plaintiff, against Levi Thorn.
as, et ais defendants, 70 m7 directed, l shall eT-
pose Tor sale ~ public auction, at the door Of the
Court HOUSE, In the City Of Cleveland, IN said conn
y, on Monday, the 10Th day Of June, 1861. at two
O'Clock r. NJ the following described real estate.
situated In the township OF East Cleveland, In ssid
county, "A tract a land situated In lots Nos 4 and
. IN East Cleveland, in OnyahQga county, Ohio, be
ginning at a point on the plank road at the veet cor
ner fthat portion Of the premises set Oh to Electar
SMELL thence ). 504 degrees y. 8 chains thence Is.
1914 degrees W. ~ links thence s. 5OH degrees NJ
II chains to the west line Of Ohittenden Lewis'
land thence south 800 chains thence N. NA de-
grees W. S-92 yhains then Q N. 5O4 degrees W. &
chains % the plank load thence N. sgA degrees II.
~ chains TO the place Of beginning and oontainiae
4 % acres, mole or less, 2s-l00 acres Of said land be-
Ing, In lot NO I and 97-lOO acres in lot No. 5 Ap-
praised value 1857 80.
WILLIAM K. SHERwIN,
Master Commissioners.
Williamson a Riddle, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
mmV0.A1Q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10

NEw FORK, Mayo.
The Nova ScOtian and New York arrived out
on the 25th, and she Kangaroo on the 18th.
The bombsrdment OF Rert Sumter created !:
sensation, and depressed English funds slightly
The London Times says it Is inexplicable-thst
many q bar.rOom fight has caused more blood
she'd. -s a,ila
It is confirmed that the French evacaate Syria
June 5th.
Bourse 2sth-Animated and higher, ssf csc.
Perfect reconciliation is restored between Gar.
ribaldl, CeYOur and Cialdini.
All the towns of Poland are occupied by mill
tary.
LIvEEPooL, April 2s.-Sales Cotton on Satur-
day IOO0 bales, of which 1000 were on speeula-
ton and for export. The market closed firm.
BreadEtufs quiet. t
Provisions steady.
LoSpOs, April Ss-consois for money closed
elEaSlX; for account elX@92; III. C. r. 4. 81@
30 discount; Erie 23k@4X.
Paris papers pHblish dispatches from Naples
saying several provinces reVolted. Also that dis.
turbances hsd occurred at Verona
The garrison at Rome is being relieved by 9TH
er French troops.
The Pope, in receiving the new French Gen.
erai. euloEised Gen. GnyOn. aIsh s'a1-a
PARIs, April q, ?. M-BouTse buoyant
Rentes closed ut EST zoe, being 50 higher than
yesterday. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10
FLOArING ~BATTRRIRH

hAshlNerONi may ..
Tribune correspondence
The Government is considering the policy of
constructing floating batteries for use on the Ms
aissippi, which vii, no doubt, in s short time be
eoairacted for.
Private adyIees from ST. Louis to the Govern
ment, state that the Union men are iH danger of
being overcome by secesSiOuists, unless Federal
troops are stationed there IN considerable mum
hers. The matter Is under a~dvisement, and a de-
cidFe demonstration will he made in support Of
the Union movement in Missouri.
Federal troops arrived iron New Orleans, re.
pou that even the Home Guard has been muster
ed into service, with directions TO prepare speedi.
ly for transportation Northward. The Mavor
has called for q second Home Guard. The men
seemed reluctant TO enlist.
Il is supposed at the farthest 1000 troops have
been raised in New Orleans, all of whom have
moved toward Richmond.
The War Department has learned that so 600
men are within two days march of Richmond.
Orders have been given by Gen. Scott tor the
rapid importation OF troops to Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10
ENGLAND-zAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ANHlNuTONl nay
The published letter to Mr.. Dayton, Minister
to France, Is understood 70 be an index 20 the en-
tire European correspondence.
1t iB understood that Government has received
from Minister Dallas an account of an interview
with Lord PalmerSton, the result of which justi
ies The assertion that there Is no indication or
prospect of the recognition of the Confederate
States by any OF the Foreign Powers against the
protest of the Administration.
Mr.. PrestOn'B next dispatch from Spain, In re
ply to a deEand for explanations relative to San
Domingo, and also about a recognition OF the
Southern COnfederAcy are looked Tor with much
interest, Mr.. Preston, although a Kentuekian,
il loyal. and is understood to Be acting In such a
manner as to meet the appreciation Of the Ad-
ministFatiOn.
All the foreign Ministers are snXfously max
ing enquiries about the application Of the block
faro1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10
FRODT At. LOuIs.

ST. LOUIS, May 2.
Two more regiments Of Home Guards, under
of Colonies John MoNeal and b Graft
Brown, numbering 2,100, were yesterday sworn
into the United states service and furnished with
arms.
Troops from the southwest border have arrived
and taken up their quarters IN Camp Jackson.
Recruiting Is going ON TO q considerable extent,
and several companies are expected from adjoin'
ing counties.
AjOint resolution has passed to suspend the ap-
portionment OF the State school money for the
present year.
In the senate yesterday, a bill was reported
from the Committee on Ways and Means 70 arm
The State, but before Il was read the Senate went
into secret session.
The House was IN secret session all day.
The Cairo correspondent Of the Republican
says large bodies oftroops are stationed az Hope
| field. Ark, opposite Memphis. and al Camp Rec
tor, i've miles above, Accompany Of Sappers and
Miners are throwing up i0rtttteaiiOns at Camp
Harris, six miles above Memphis, on the ienneS
see side, Memphis is turned into "a camp, Ey-
cry body belongs 10 some military organization.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10
MARYLAND L-EeIsLAruRr.

BALrKonE, Msy Q.
The Legislative COMMITTEES on Federal r-eIsttons
reported, -pr0nouncing var Wage6 against tie
south unconstitutional and subVerEiVe4 20 the
principles on which the Union is founded. SYM.
Pethl1es with Southern brethren in the defence
of principles Of self eovernment. imnlores NJ
5lesi9ent 70 aecept the olive branch held out by
y Solieoerate States, whose President hss
l9s.ea!y declared that they only seek self
oeslfes tee Peaeesble recognition or the i1Sepe1-
oence o. tne Confederate States, and gives ber
aSseat Ihereso; that present military OCCUPATION
stitution; advises citizens to abstain feon "a =
terIerenes with Federal troops, and saws thai nm
oer existing circumstances IL Is iuexnedisnt y,
can q sovereign convention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10
FROM H-ARntsBURGH.

HAEHIs1uEeH, May 9. :
The House has ~unanimOnsly passed a billcre.
ating 8 three million loan. 1t raises ffteen Feef-
ments beyond both requirements OF the Fedora
Government, making 3 total OF ifty-hVe regi-
ments Nlnety-tWo members Of the House out
Of one hundred were present :
An set for the immediate relief Of the Voluu-
teers nov in service passed both Houses to lday.
and was signed by the Governor.
The gentleman sent frsm this State teleRraphs
that he will be in HarTisburgh Tomorrow. He
has visited South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia.
Tennessee and Kentucky. He reports Is 600
troops within 3 radius of 50 miles from Rich.
mond. There were about IS 600 troops in Ten.
nessee and Kentucky whose supposed destina-
ton Is Warrington or Cairo. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10
AFFAIRS AT oAIRo.

CHICAGO, May 9.
Gentlemen Of military experience H. -
4een lor come days at Cairo, say no spnrebsn-
slons need be entertained for the safef1 ~ III
Pa5Se. AL nat is required to render Il imnrs~'
naDie against any force that can be brdns6
against II, is heavy ordnance, which Is momel1a
~ expected. There are now five distinc, 49,
ere having a sweep Of three miles on ne ~
ordnance when It arrives. win IL nisnt ~ heayy
command Bird Point, Jon the Missilsippi "a ~
only practicable site for batteries 10 ons- y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10
FROM F%REDFRICE.

i FREDERIcK, Nd, May Q.
A company OF so men passed through here
from Baltimore, for Harpers Ferry.
Two thousand Federal troops landed AZ Locust
Point, en- route tor the Relay House and WASH
ington -
The New York Herald's New Orleans dispatch
says three thousand applications had been re
celyed for letters of marque, many OF WHICH
were from foreign States,
Thirty-nve hundred troops were reviewed by
the Governor yesterday.