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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
rhe Mississippi went to eco yesterday.
THE NEW sLoops OF WAR, ETC.

Bosroy, Tuesday, May %, lSSi.
It ia probably true that two Of the new sleops OF
war ordered by Congress will be 1lt at the Charles
town Navy Yard.
TIE ND. District Republican Convention, held at
Dod,om to-day. voted not to make any nomination for
Congress. Consequently, there will be h.tle II any,
ooposi,ion to Judge Thomas, the Peoples candidate
Breadier Gen. Pierce has been appointed to succeed
Gen. Butler, promoted. Hs Iefs fos Washington
,o-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
THE TORONTO LEADER AND THE AMERi-
CAN TROUBLES.
ToRosro, Monday, Ma

ToRosro, Monday, May u, ls6i.
I'll, Leader (the Government organ) Of this morning
repudiates the idea ths, England, In recognizing TIE
Southern Confcderscy beEgeren;s, will, in any man.
ner afford aid or comfort to the South.
Intelligent Americans here express great regret at the
upfriepdy spirit eviDcod toward Epgzld BY sp0rton
Of tho Northern presA
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PIAG.RAIsING AT POUGHKEEPSIE.

PouoHhrlrslr, TueFday, May q, Ie0I'
tremendous meeting was held to-day to celebrate
the ,sing Of flag on pole erected for thocity under
te .on.ryi-ion Of o. II. Booth, esq. Five companies
&C ~, 2Is, Regiment, two volunteer companies, and
,be entire Fire Department paraded. AT least looOo
persons were presen.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
EX-GOVERNOR MOREHEAD ON THE CRISIS.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, May %, 1861.
Ex-Governor Morsbesd's letter to The Journal sad
should President Lincoln hereafter assume an aspect Of
for oveur ming and subugarng the seeded States
Kertucky without counting the cost ought take up
arms at once against the Government. Until then she
should compel both sides To respect the invioabiy Of
her soil
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
DEVASTATION AT SHIP ISLAND.

APPEARANCE OF LARGE VESSEL AT THE PASS.
HAsDsBoRo, Mrs Thursday, May q, 1861.
A2oclock this afternoon, the bu dipgs ct The light.
lhouse and fort on Ship Island were in light blaze
largo vessel was in she Pass, with all sails SCI,
which left % soon as the buildings were on fire. No
yea sells now In sight.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
ENGLAND AID THE BLOCKADE.

ST.. LOUIS, Tuesday, May p, 1861.
Tie pepsseoa correspondent Of The MO5ae Adre''
tse, saws that Lord Lyons has written the British Con
sui y. Pensacola, recognizing the blockade IA the name
Of the British Government, and warning English vet-
.ols Of is effect.
No movements indicative OF hostilities had taken
,lgce,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
AFFAIRS AT CAIRO.

CAIRO, Tuesday, May %, 1861.
Three 32-pourders md carriages for the three ~
FOUNDERS arrived this evening.
We have no reliable information Of the movements
Of Gen. Pillow, or of the Confederate trooIe.
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SLAVE ISsuRREcrIos.--TAe Des Arc Ark C,ts<ex
Of day l5 gives tie following account Of tie hanging
Of white mau aud three negroes Tor their eforts 70
got mp negro insurreciion;
" Our usig!bors Of Hickory Plain and vicinity, n
niles west Of Des Arc, after "a patient inves'is@s:n
before Committee Of twenty v~ Gu Friday Lfst, n
accordance with tie verde, Of sad Committee, pro
ceeded spot designated and TO tree having fcox
projecting limb, said limb being stout and welproper-
tioI ed whereupon they hung, until they were ceaf,
Tom Williamson a wbi'e nan, ard thre negroes, Big
Dave Lewis, and JEFF. william son Was victe.i ~
the leader of an insnrreci n and tho negioes s aidcr.
and abettors. The balance OF tie negroes iIo hcsa
have teen whipped severely and rot ss thaD three Of
them were baIished from the county,
TIE NAVAL BRIGADE.-At an electionof officers of
Company II OF tie Naval Brigade last evening The fol-
lowing were unanimously elected: Captain, Wiiisn
RYAN; let Lieutenant David S. Stevens; I'd Lieu'an
ants. Jersuliah Chadwick and Thomas l.. Mcl!rsiA.
Ensign. Sanford B. Dean.
The Naval Brigade, Capt. Bartlett left this port by
the steamer Coatzacoacos tbs moraps 80 3 O'Clock.
They numbered 900 men in I'll. The President ha
given 10 tie biirade the tile Of "Lineoln Divers"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

ly Known n TIE amy Of the Urisd Ssatss have sbp
Into The peeeslhl strests Of ehkf c3ey ~ ssc -
snd stained the hearth of virqinian homes with -
blood OF her sons Alexandra has been captured w1-
out resistance, for had been prepared. The e9y
was loft (perhaps with strategic reasonb without e~
ct guard no attempt has ever been made TO ?eew
mp or batter down the bridge the Poomse ktvs
over which the troops Of Lincoln marched to IL.
One trait of true ieroism has agnshsd this uahappy
affair. A citizen Of Alexandra, named Jaeh6oos
lacked the prudence to haul down tho Asg Of bic so
try which sresmsd over biz dwelling. That bard -
execrable cut throsfr and jail.birds known ~ to
"zoua: .. Of New-Y ~Eo under The chief Of 9
scoupdreis called Col. rworth, surrounded the hoa
OF this Vrson and broke open the door TO tear dDwD
the hag OF the South. The courageous owner OF To
hc'-e neither fed nor submitted lie met the fsvorits
hero Of every Yankee there 10 bis hail. he aloe, ag1nt
's"usands, and shot him through the heart AZ
matter OF course the nagnannous sodiey surrous1sa
am, and backed him to pieces with sword bayonefss
G. the spot; In his own viol.isd home Bus be dis
VIII I'VE IN nstory and 10 the hearts Of bis country
men, thrs~yA endless generations Here indeed, We
courage Ihe trrs rue courage, that would not yield =
alone in defense of his hearth and taught The invns
what coil be trod on. II n
Apart from the snferings of our devoted counfry-
men In Alexandra the capture Of the city in itssf b
not important.
From The DisrasoA
The Intelligence Of yesterday that the ryruid0oe ~
Federal power had advanced upon the coil Of vi3sB
pTtuuce0 eHect III -
among tho sodiery. Every eye frightened and every
heart beat high with stern delight that the hour o.
vengeance Is at hand. II Virginia can be overra ~
. host Of Northern miitamen, one man Ia de}e.ce
Of his 6esde Is not equal to two invaders, then IL
onward movement Of our detesta6l enemy Is foue14
IN wisdom. Bnt when that day comes, Il win Be- .
new day In the history Of nations, and one which Win
prove that deserved to be conquered 1t has besa
xven out repeatedly Of late by the lincoln press ~
Gen. Scott desired to delay an advance ti cool weaA
" and till bis army was fully organized Bot they
'0uh not brook the wise delay recommended By the
'bly General in tbeir ranks that deserves the name,
Ind the Republican papers at Washington pronounced
ott behind the times. They viii discover before lerg
bat IL would have been well for them to take h6
oonsei. They disregarded his advice once befors u
heir attempt to reeaforce Fort Sumter, andthey wn
md wore result from their present contempt of NJ
ailitsry experience and Judgment This erceior es@
lie atempt to subjrYate Virginia will be crushed -
very point where it n made. AID there is nos msn
the Common wealth who does not rejoice that \ h
,ade now, when the season and other adj antagea
'h@h il IL unnecessary to mention, Win unite ~ ~
Ign IL 10 speedy disaster and annihilation.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
REPORTED LANDING OF TROOPS AT ACQuIA
CREEK.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuest

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, May 2S 1851.
special dispatch says that the Powhatan had ar.
rived o, Washington having landed the New-fork 'lst
Regimen. at Acquia Creek without opposition.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
MOVEMENTS or NEw.YoRK TROOPS.

fHiLADkLrHIA, Tuesday, may 20, iooi'
The 9Th Reginsnt Of New-York and the 9th Regi-
mont Of German Rifles of the same city, passed
through bere early this morning They were hand
son'ely entertained BY the residents on Washington
street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
p1.rcTION OF A COLONEL.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Tuesday, May %, 1861.
Iieut. Oliver o. Howard Of the regular army, now
on, OF the professors at West Point, was to-day elect
ed Colonel Of the Sd Regiment Of Maine volunteers.
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@tuocr's OS6bunofcbtste.

Sic g9ntiber beHoer Stabt, ippte ale peripner. lpst1e cine
8ate 81 dbma54 inc gu baben mini4ett!, ioIts1, it9 frlrnnern.
rsepb cine anoere. NIB 70 AUD spetRal 10 ptei @elS
%nbrtngt. 0tefe8 mo6t uniert WiaIGneu ;p sen btGItg=
Aen, peIbe I'M Ntortte fnb Webr ais GOOO ,@Ssn fRb a0en
ii beiSer Stact In Operation an ESdes, 8eitsn unb 9oien nn6
babeu ibre @tsrer oeer bic bannit atbciter IN ben Stanb 9eiest, lid
haebr @els 5n eriparen, ais ibHsu etstes out ancerem gSe9e mSga
lid lit. G4e,. weI9e cine Der bsten G69mai 9inen bic
M @ser0Ht FGb, taben n1b6ten, lp1t.n in uHierer Office:
- $50. 159 SdltimDreIfraBe ~ 49,.
~eclfpreGen, np GeBrau6se NnpetunseH III peGt9er, eu9tiiGer,
rar361iItsr unb ipanll&er Sprad}e gu boben fnb. un6 wD mir Sc
i ttretne Baidiue tauft, auf oWielben arbeitcn lertltu.
B6idt mac, elneTn grenpior zen Singers 0Gtutai9iNeRss3et
Gng. GGe RaIhulen peroeu eth gauges .Sa9r nRb thrcnl Antaul
oCi Ans in boiler Dronuu9 unS &eparsttot sebatten.
(Fb28 ~ -.E1.u %, e. BrobertG. Agent u
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W,dti0 fiji, @inmanperer unp 0feiIenbe.
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burb stf
Baltimore tsttc SbtpsGtienba6u
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Yartersburg uno Warietta, oOer 8enwOcb,
Mbseltng uub Columbus. 44ts
Die Baltimore. nnb S6ic.G ifenta6n btettt benz ~reiien6en pub.
ltnm Ots 8rSstes Jgert5etle IN 8esae suf statgteit, 8squenalt&.
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lie sn fetuer anbern 8ebn tn etefen 2nnSe ubertrrfen wirb
Dtefe Satn ppnt atlanttfhea @feer ~aaSeetenp, t5 bic dittat aus.
~eeoetnteRe Qinte, sletGaettte cher aud BITE tnrsefe nnb f6ntGfe
nae taber Ste ttltefe 0rute fur ete @etferbra nst BEN g3efen,
BE ntnt ~serfeblen fpltcn, fe 5i bennsen ::
Weilenentfernun9 ppl Baltimore mad
s .aea5 ,35al9 Cincinnati:
uetsr 8eaprp0 uab gDtetltns $50 LII.
neber 6~arrtSburg unD StttSbUra fs--saa 90
Dur6 bic Nfartsttn-Qinie r4 5S3 .91l
zine GrfrGrntb an Der Gntftrruag opu f16
GurG bic 6 columbus Qtnte 600 ls+.
{ me @rfparnts an Ser @ntfernun8 BON 90
Net1enee, relAs bte Baltimore : unb StiD. GtI eatatn 6enusen,
lesen bte Sefen tn ~ Gagsn surud uns farren In Gaeeu, bic
nRf bds aGertequerafe rtp NIT s%eplferten SiSen etnstridFst fMb.
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IN ben lan5srn Taeen. 4
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Johnston's Insurance RoOl

JOhnston'S Insurance RoOA8ig,
s8t Ha &c., 70 Secpnbnr.
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i1llh rttfoS=G onapGauten. 4ga
- SiGerfe lhO fetcjEe GOmpagnie.
Ser1l@erun9S@semp. Der Batter .. Birainien.
nut $3.50, Oo1 @apstol,
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sal3 - nit $500. 1000 capital.
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{ a2s& 9.5L5H nit 100000 Capital.
&harter OafsVer1th. Comp. BON SartfDYh
nit $3.50, 900 Gapttot.
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NIT $270,O00 @apH.J. }
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lLt& ,.4t2 mt 100000 @aluat. ""1
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sf .F.t nit $27O,OOO 9apdal. ,a 80
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nit s2o0,OOO capital. ~"
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81 19f HsjT i.L nit $3.50, 600 Capital. e u.
- Mercantile WfntIal Dfarine, @
nit $1,000, 600 Capital.
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Wortber1 Nhurance>GeAp. bon 0onbpn
1Hig4g FC3 "a nit 49, 1914. iii gapita[. III
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St0ates WRarndne o~uberfrt une Lt3enfr. ~i ""
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1trth@ perfhgbores @opitaI gum pollen oben a11eosEE"s~ssd
SetTas eeranfpprttp tnr Die 3dbIun9 bon 8erlnfen.
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Mgeeene ARRANGEMENTS fir GinwalOe

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zNeene arrangements fir GinlratlOe>
rer, bic naG benz Wefen mreiien wiigIG)en.
gDn bsIte ban 9. RSSerater al, Werhtn BITE GinrraaDgfst auf
BET gsrtbsra GentraI gapertfrsrs Depst giffaDssa nit BEN
Grrres:nB ~tefTrSert. Die gdbn bftet bacura ZEN SnSigratttn
etntu er6stren gprttttl, ais ireeuD ene anbere Sdbn,
aud r. fs I'm "a Dsetlfn tartsr as jsbc anoere 5afn mad be''anH-
ten pIdsen, ais: ~"
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Chicago, Wlilipaufee, G)alena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, 91pd S8lanb, burlington, Soma Gitp
snb rssraen sssaats ss NIT Der yDrtesra gsntraI saen s@ssenssn
bort etn.re fen. aua rerbem4 G2al ~Tusntser BITE gaaen Satet &C.
speGfelt. Ete Balm ate9t burds ben i&bnRen Eteil ron DIR.
Die GAME Gntfernuns pom bier bts 9ttcaeO tt 500 @fftlen- Das
Sepdd wiro bier seset&net (nnGrfes) eEnS stbt att ben Yahaelsrfn
an ben 8eftmraNn9fCrt. as up att.
gtad Greitline, Dastor, Cincinnati, 9nbtdnus
polls, QDuisntIe uni ct. Souls
rerben ebenfaus pnHdetert b~ef5rbert unb fur tbr Gepdd fefne
weitere umlarunestpfeH tsreGntt. Die pafastere t5nnen rtt
BEN 8 rtr., cbrrG berbs 10 llbr- 3us rad alen peflt&en 9ldsen
etben etne uxterreea ~GufeebaItea ~ 1perbta. - DGT6abrts-gII.
lette wsrbsR perlauft tn Der Office aS Aeenter.
s. = * r,r4- SDbn 6. Bdlfer,
Gf14s ei 80. rs FeGs-Ssreet nnte naters u0bari.
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Der pefliden 8abn.
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8. 3OWtin. II. 10. Is Bonn. II. 4, As NaGm
Wefft4e Marpfanb @tIenba6n
(galsert statioa.)
S.15 u. $50 Nadm. (bis @ranberrp.) !.
OnlnibulIe iir Wetminlter uno Wande1fer
iinO nit ben 3asen in 8erbtnDuns,
a 1a5sls .9ia Gtaee8.
sc a d. 6 mMittsburs (pia Belfminffer)
seben petn @efern Sotel, @de 9oparb u.
SaratpgaIf r. iepen Wforsen UNI z ubr (Scnne
tags auSsenenta1ei. ''@ 2t@ af'3 -5H
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sc a d 9 e1atr..z- Bon 8rupns Sutd In
SiSbifr. ieoen Dtenifaa 4Dpnneritas u. Sam.
flag. '5 l54l5 3A' 't..Sl Hs.'
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flag, Dpnnerfa9 u. SamItas.
ga d NetferstDwa< ScM MeRernl6ps
ben MaGmittaS 3 utr.
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timots (Spnutass aus9enonmen) UNI s. so ytpr8enS. s.
Der Srepertd@N Accommodations 3u0
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bs Spnntase, unb srrei&t 5rtptri6 nm u. 40 30. Ibeats; Str-
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In Baltimore UNI 9 Ii. so N. Wtttaes an. :.
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gEn @dtcpttS @tG5 I'm T AZ II. 1i,00 DtVrsens, unS ani 8, As
lno 100 Nadnl. Ntr
Ha9 WdIhiu9tpn uno BEN SHbeu -
seben bic 8dse ur i, 20sis $40 Qerlaittass fepie li IS ana
500 &a&ms!to8s.
I'm Ssnatc UNI 4 20 Jsssatn.. - .au
Son WaIbington 1ag G1
una 6, 90 amb $50 gOrHtttaes uaO $50 unb 545 9ladm 4
Gin Scnatre MIR glaantttags i'm .2,3o
Der spEitc unb ptsrte Bug rpn Baltimore nRe g~o9ittnetCn sefs
binbsu no nit ben ou8sr Ger AnnGeptts Satn. =
Der speite unb frttte Bug bait duf eeH 8ptitsnaattrneu. 81
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Benmten faufen, rtlde1 opa thterr Gebnlt lebeu, ntAt nbtt Don
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an unb ua3 tsnt 6. an9. psrtEn td5!tt Srst 3ass auf ssfer
8ahn In na@fplssnbsr g8etfe t%rpentrt: t25
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refeas. @benfr ra@ @lfsra, 8afalr nnb Canada. aa4 @tn-
@siterstSpn NIB Gtan5eaer, 0fh, RAD Gban6sfSSHss, ear.
- 3aG ne o I'M rs gists. nit nur rirtnt sartfn-
rehfeI, 70 btats ME 6uf iebtr antsrn Babn. j.
vi Weiieabe tSnnen nit btefsrn 3age na9 Detroit unb Gbca9o sn
Niaeora Sans, 70 Biatg ais duf r9enb elmer anoern Babu fabreu
i Der gJprt Gee ON obattpn8Sug tl9Ith (ScnRtags aus
aenCunaen) uap4 80 Na@nl. nab ggerf uHb aaen StatOnsr er
@e1tern WarGtaEo Sabn. a.
6 Der 5arrtsburB< ctDuBba all en- SO Il 8 GeGt t63.
ltd Spnntass aussengnnien} aa SEQ WbenoS al, 1
S Ret{enbe ben 9Eaftinetcn gab benz Suten, welac tats oen.
Bulge UNI $40 Ntprgens. rber $3.50 Intmtttass pttr aHfp1a.
men, Fnben 8efGrssruns ntt ben 8k9tn bieiet gabn. s.
Go sHeeen 5ahtSt1ets ut antsFer GenaNsn uhn t~trlEsfi5fn
GnSiunft beltebs uaa f& on bic 8tlett+Offse in Der uGalsfrt-
gtatipn," gts BON Calvert Gnb 8rantlsnar. III nensen. 80
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