, 1861-05-10
THE REBELLION.
From Washington and the Seat
Of War.
BATTLEsoon EXPECTED:
FROM MONTGOMERY.


FROM
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Movements OF 11m Lane.
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ra.o.;,; n,.,.t,t - Il, r1,to,a;o ,,.,,nns
camo sPsS Msv pate1 saenes 3e ~ F4sntss h.
ceived positive information ffom certain
f.,,,x,1 IL Ft11a,v hn;s eha,r4erad the steam.
ss-.~ ~. Rai,. ka,rte. .,,d-H,,, fnr ma at.
noasS on1o eene' ~ot.t4s "A1' - - 4oA ss.7
tack on Cairo. .-x
The weather is exceedingly warm to-as}.
=, N-,...4 1,xa :-:Rxe-a+h,no, ,r,et a.
NO e1catemsh5 aelo' 141Ane 4oae" 90
usual.
There have been no oraefs YET 20 aLop poaH
and provisions.
.,... .zo.+.5 to.jsv d a xnv vha
u 1nAn "aS ".Ao''eo
WAS recognized p3 sosolef ~ naAi "n' ~
TEMPTED, with q crowd, to lynch him. He |
,,;I1 ho +rfad +cndorrnw Hriday.1 There il
great difficulty In preventing tae n'en 'fon'
treating him with violence.
fe, prant,aa was waited upon By another |
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hentoehS oesesa11oo ~ e@3. i
FRO tn tI,e 5eas OF war.
@11.-..-I,,.,r 1F,-r -ThA paw1ea saffa to. |
WASHINGTON, My s-tne Ta 1amn5n sa.s hss
say f.n-, crrita IN ti1a Fntonac She
returned nom clulne an h4 ~ 40 oA'0Ao ~'"'
1epostS N.Y. ssety XntI snu Gsrs1d M f!orresnondence1
wv" - q 80. f.o-, u1r-
ginia unionists state that one OF ne teasons
for concentrating tfoops ll9n .s ~ a.e
StEtss IN 41sg1nfa, was, 70 lnGIease lAe eeceo~
eiGn vote at the !3. eoma1f&aeiseuen. f&is
taera are s11f4 ao0ae is*>t'a@ !" I4e '"4 0ee
paEsmsna; M .,.,,. aa+ar,,,4n1+stro ~
Ths officially announced oe!e1m1natoa o.
the Virginia GoVernmeat 70 cous9St taa ocsu-
patton ct the right hank Of me fotolaa1, qR'
poslte Washington B e1pec1eo py tnG Hnl-
tssy autaof1Gles ne1e .o aea - ~ asst.t. Il
tween tie Federal forces aGd t6e feoe9 s. ~ =
close proximity to the Capital Cen Scott
! not quite prepared to advance Inc 1Ioops LIZ
other side Of the river, but strong totee VIII
nevertheless cross the riVer and assume ano
| fortity position near A1e&anarla, ~ soon %
th9 necessary prePalsnons. a1e eompietHsa *s..,x,
The Richmond authorities M are 1s. es1eensly e nal
kept well informed es TO the plans o. yen.
Scott: The military movements directed n5
| themselves last week Snow tn3s;
PERRYvH1E, Md, MAY 6-fhteen H99aIsa
| additional troops Arrived iron Phladelph1a
this evening. They inciude the First Rega-
ment Pennsylvania Artillery, Col PATTERSON,
ard Sherman's Battery. The whole force is
in most complete state Of efficiency.
Seven large American dags are now Tying
at Havre de Grace.
Gen. Harney has been ordered to Bt. Louis
On duty.
| Gen. James II. Lane Was despatched some
days since to Kausas On Important business
connected with the government. He will have
command Of large force, and will proceed as
soon as possible through the Indian country
to Fort Smith for the purpose Of taking that
post, and all others belonging to the Govern
in.nt in Missouri and Arkansas. Gen Lane
stated before leaving Washington, that with
:, 1,ooo men, such as be could bring Into the
field, he could march successfully through
that entire section Of the country. Seven
hundred men under his command Will be COM
posed Of The sane class that served under
Capt Montgomery. .
me hr:t ahIongn dRe dRsssengel n Ears IT. t Perrv.
r;1'an 3h;s ;e uenrn1nG rhe reanlar nasseneer
t1el sr5 an5 +1a;ra ~ freiaht iii recnmrna5ce
rom from tbs date. Thres passenger trains viii
oe luu ray % Rnn;3,.,v f,o 1,on,a,ana. Ar.
,s,d 11nK, 80 tn.aav 0a 44s,3 New 0r1rana He
ssa th Isae M a5,ditna i eva ,eft Inat c,tv fo1
Iynchhurp. Vireinia. md that large bodies OF
troops rom other parts Of the Confederate
| statta are moving in the saIne direction, He
sars a sirnng Union seutiment still exists in
t Nsw Or1eans Int ia ken, in compIete s1b1ec
3 tio, hv The secessionisIs.
t The graduating class Of West Point Cadets
arrived hera to.niaht, They will be employed
n drilling yolnnteers.
~ WAsHIsaroS. Nav "a Northern gentle.
man from Richmond, repo1ts large nnmbert
Il Nearly 1000 men ore manufacturing arma
+ They have provisions enough for two years
ans ssyeral nersona sra now in NoTther1
e cIties irving to get a sufficient supply.
II The Richmond ENqt1irer says the Legislature
Y of North Carolina Organized On Wednesday
l, 4 hi,l calling a Con7pntion of the people pass
q, cd unanimo,sly. An election for delegate
L. w NC 49, YnnE u NAV iwThe Heyun sa7s th
OF cnnfeaerate trooDs will be withdrawn fro1
!; Pen:acoIa and marched North.
= ---ueut haa positive information
,r The to.s.-~, -. Ferry, an
n, .hat envy 4uv men ase " nA.p ps.a d nm ra,,
{e !ae piaee sn " ~ ai.,,Tar l. ~
Of asnea tnsn an4 gaIA ~ !" t.HoJ II Il
bosea IT, w. smns - mtsu ~ 1na ~ otbsr s;Js "
tluops ~ Uno oS.asa .Sa- ss1 <.or
lne I"Ms W. mspa.sn sHyt - r,.,9 Eo;ro ~ -
in 1ton Ih1 w pa;uHs. " aro RaS shonId
st pest mnitary eonaanon. no1 tnese 4,1ea ano"o
\. saturday ngat Dc 1o,uW 19u t4ele. :,
"a Je1 Dael6 mas notl1eq aoY. 1e.saea ~ Na. " ~
at ln{enslon 70 eommaua Lug 9sJops ~ ~,
Lc Ashtsaios. Aay -ot.e.a- 1 ~ AseS 1870 -
T. Pensacola eay the ships are amply supple n
r. With everything TOT slf montns and fort tci
ems In excellent eonoillon ana GALLUP o0 '1he
by any force noW there;
The came informant reate.ates M sa1asPo lae agpo
y" that five men have taken oath to assasalna'
en- Lincoln and Scott.
CT The Worlds dispatch says the virgin
q; troops that evacaated Alexandria are eat
&c again.
a1 new YoRK, May 9-ihe steamer e. heoar ms.9
arrived, Df1ng11g tns !a1ny " Wi, Dltu'
by from Fort Monroe. This Fort Is ready Tor Al
emergency,
saia fbst nv s1e tiag ZEE ont
de. steamsrs Yorktown and Jamestown to r
Did the h}ockade OF James River, Where the Mo
ol- tice1lo is stationed
N, The report that 0o9 eecessionists were 81
on- toned opposite Fort Monroe ts -unft9s-
70 The secession flag Is still flying at Hampt
De, Roads.
ds, washington Correspondence Of N. 7. Tribune
hst The Government is considering the pol
al OF constructing floating batteries for use
|e.l the Mississippi. No doubt that they will il
bls short time be contracted for.
eli, Private advfces from st, Louis to the G,
the ernment state that the Union men aro In d
ur- or nf he3nv oyercome by the GecessIoni
not nn1exs Fedsrd troops are stationed there
: OF rnnsideyahie numbers, The matter is un'
en- odVsaeTnent. and a decisive demonstration '
eak ba made in support Of tho Union moyem
to IL Missou.i.x
alda Federal scouts, arrived from New Or1ea
a report that even the Home Guard have b
don mustered into service with directions to |
A. pare speedily for transportation Northwz
ltse The Mayor has called for second He
u Guard. The men seemed reluctant to en]
t is supposed that at the fa1thest 200 tro
lot | have been raised In New Orleans, all OF Wh
ols- haye moved towards Richmond.
Tbs War Department has learned I
&rHn lu1y nf