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THR REIGN OF TERRORISM IN TExAs.-The
Almo Express, on the 18th OF May, publish.
ed an article eondemning the taking of Col,
Reeve command as prisoners Of war after
the authorities Of Texas had guaranteed
them a safe passage to the sea coast. On the
following day the Office was burned and the
press and type destroyed.
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FROM HARPRR,s FERRY.
SANDY HosK, Nd, June Is

SANDY Hook, Nd, june 10.
Accounts are conflicting from Harper's Ferry,
some saying the troops have all left; others that
q large force are at Bolivar. and in the outskirts.
The bridge across the Shenandoah has been
spared.
American hags are flying at Berlin snd Knox
Vile. Martinsburg is said to be occupied by q
large force of United States troops.
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OswEGo ~mARKET-June rs.

HOUR-Barkst STEADY.
W~HEAT-Market dull BALES are zsD pusn no.
1 Milwaukee club at sc.
G0RN-Market quiet
Other grains nominal.
CANAL FREEGHTS-Dun. fiour 2ei wheat
&c: corn 7c, to New York
6.a0u bush: cnrn h,I1 bush
ANA EXPORTS-Wheat 800 bush.
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COMMITTRD FOR TREAsON.

CINOINNATI, june 10.
John A. Skif, commission merchant on Walnut
street, was arrested yesterday and taken before
the s. Commissioner on charge of treason
It was alleged that Skif, within a few weeks, has
semi quantities of butter to Louisville to be re-
shipped for the extreme South. The butter was
backed in ale barrels. The Accused was commit
ted IN fail last night.
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IEOklAI AA.5 Juue To-
A FIRE occurred at 2 O'Clock this morning In the
dwelling house Of James Miller, and spread to
the adjoining lumber yard. The principal losers
are James Miller, loss $1,000; Benulle & Harri
son, lumber yard, $500; Q. J. Specks Hotel, SO,
900. Other smaller losses make the total E35 900
or $40 Oeo. Insured for $4,000.
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FROM FOR MONROE.

via BALTMoRE, June 10
Troops will extend their lines several miles
further from the Fortress. Artesian wells ars
being sunk to bring fresh water to troops.
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OOMMERO1AL.
CLRYFLANp mARKRT-June b.

CLEFELAND MAHAHI-Juno 10
The market romans dali and there are vsy fsE
Transactions worth reporting. Prices remain IN
changed.
WHEATON,. No sales are reported 6y the
car load. A lot Of 600 sush sold from stOroa At si,S.
OATs-sals OIL car on track At 8zKo, and 100 ba
from store at 29c.
APPLRs-sals Of / ton drisd at 2ko.
BUTTER-Has sold in mail IOts as 100 for SOod
quality.
MGHWINEs-ouist At isHe.
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ELEvEs BROTHERs IN CONPAEr.-Th'

Indianapolis Journal says:
Mr.. Bates Of Pendleton, the old gentleman
of n~inety-two years Of age, whom We notice
the other day as having volunteered in Capt.
Y~andeventePs company, is said to have
eleven sons in that company. he has GER
tainly done his duty in furnishing his quota
of volunteers.
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MIsCELLANRnua

STEAMER MINNESOTA, reported In our last issue
aground At the upper end Of Hog Island, e engaged
in lighting Der cargo, and up to last accounts bad
not got Oh The ting Reindeer was rendering every
possible aid, and has doubtless. ere this, au ceeded
In getting her aaoat.-DeFo1 Advertiser.
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FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, June IS
Thermometer one hundred and i've in the
shade.
The people at Vienna were in communication
with the Rebels. Their scouts there up 20 yes
terday report Federal troops at Leesburgh-
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JAMES q. ODELL, BRAss
FOUNDER AND MANUfAOTg4Ah q
afsV doors from Superior street. Clelelandf CHIC. y
q prepared to furnish all kinds Of work us9d ~
nd III the lumbing Buzineaa- Beer P1mg9 oLau
ind made and repaired. Brass CagttnG done ddB
sndBras1 Work Of an kind fOsatros oNaA
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Michigan regiment arrived.
Nine Tihed cannon arrived to-day-Ax tmme
diatRlY seat forward,
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FROM WAsHINGTON.

@ FARTHER PoISr, June 10.
The steamer Hibernian. from Liverpool, passed
here tonight.
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FROM ARLINGTON.

ARLISeroN, June Is.
Lieut.. Tompkins aud a company Of cavalry re
eOnnoitred last night near Fairfax c. II. They
ssW but four SecessiOniSts.
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photographs, &c.

1873. 1860.
DERRY GAINED HIS FAMOUS
victory Of Lake Erie in 1873. In 1850 the best
PHOTOGRAPHS.
AHBROTTPES,
STEREsCOPIO PICTUREA
OObORED PHOTOGRAPHS
GLRTELzND FINE ART HALL,
206 Superior Street.
~, 10 4 nE0EUR. kRaat
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800 AN nRNAMNNTAL pRINTING.

- plain and ornamental printing OF every &C.
s~erintton doneat the Printing Establishment OF Wy
LEhpFRuhice, on the latest improved ana most rAplS
steam Presses, in the beet style, on short not'oel ~ -
Al reasonable rates. Particular attentl9h Psl1 70
SistL Work- Every description Of htnding como,
sasssialiv Blank Books, Ledgers. JournAlhi sales
dsokg, Receiving Books 90. &C.
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sTEAaIER PRIOREss.

LOUISVILLE, june 10.
The steamer Prioress, from Madison, Indiana,
brought down to day seven hundred barrels q
pork and three hundred casks Of bacon, part
whereof she landed. Subsequently taking all
aboard, she returned with her cargo TO Madison
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A fine yield of wheat is expected in
Washington Co., Maryland.
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VESSELS PAssED.-Ths following vessels poaesDs-

VESSELS PAssRD.-The following vessels poeaDd-
troit on the lith:
Bound Up-Propellers Marquettei Omar Psshs,
RTerereen CITY; bsrks Cleveland, Waserlv, Kepub-
lie, City Of Milwaukee brigs GlObe, y. stand
art, Lowell; schOOners Gov. Hunt, J. I. Chaplin
Monticello, N. Ballard, Golden HaEIest, Geraldine
H. L. Lansing, G. N. yOhusnn-
Bound D0iga-PrOpellers Young Amerieas susqua-
hanna, Nile, NendOtta bark Sarah A. Marsh
brigs New York, Qneen Of the North schoonerA
Mount Vernon, B. K. Lummis, J. Q. BILLS, Gart-na
Corinthian, Enterprise, Miami, Col Ntliiamas
Ketchum, Sweepstakes, Black Hawk, Patrick Hem
y.
List OF the vessels passing through shs WsTana
Canal:
BoHsd Weston the l2th-Brig Seminole, lehOon-
ars CreVnla, j. Weber, West Wind. Bay Of Quinte,
Minnie Kinns. On the I3th-PrOpellrr Wisconsin,
schooners sarah Bond, s. J. Holley, Hamilron, Kate
Robinson.
BoEnd FaR--On the I3tb-Prop Tsr Buckeye,
sehoOners A. Ford, st. Andrews, AO-iuSko, Rugbya
Storm Spirit, Chieftains Mercer, Revolving Light.
Vessels discharging at the sleyatOr-SehOonsuz
Huntre5s, Yorktown.
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ThirtyR Rebels Taken
Prisoners! Lsa
WASHINGTON!
Retreat Of Rebels from
Manassas Junction.
OCCUPATION OF LEEsBURG, VA
By 5000 FEDERAL TROOPS.
HARPER'S FERRY AND POINT
OF ROCKS K POSSES
SION OF BY GENERAL
PATTERSONi

10000 Union Troops Now on the "Sacred
Soil" Of Virginia Near Washington.
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RANK NOTE IInT.

CORRECTED By c. A. READ = CO., AEEEH
MAINE. Wisconsin,
Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks.
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ARINE
0 B OF CLEVELAND.

KErERaD-June Il.
Rtmr. May Queen, Viger. Detroit.
Brig Andes, Phaneuf, Detroit.
Schr. Somerset, keRWOy. D6troit.
Schr. ROedsr, Trtnter, Buffalo
schr. Exchange, Judson. Marquette.
Bchr. Crinoline, Green, Toledo
schr. W 3. Dewitt, Vance, Buffalo.
Schr. Sewhall, Ledger, Buffalo.
Schr. W.. T.. Manning, Williams, Buffalo,.
SeoW Prince Of Peace, Currin, Port Clinton
cLEARED.
stmr. May Qussn. Viger, Detroit
Prop. Niagara, L8thrOp. Buffalo.
PROP. Buffalo, Lenny, Chicago,
Schr. \, wball, Ledger, Milwaukee.
Schr, W. u. Dewitt, Vance, milwaukG,
Schr. Ethan Allen, Morris, Chicago.
Schr. Whip, Buckingham, Buffalo.
6ehr. Geo WOrthinRton. Jones, Milwaukee
Sohr. W.. L. Menning, williams. Buffalo
echr. Sumerset, Kenway. Detroit.
6chr Return, Wells, MilwRukes.
Sehr. Roeder, Trenter, Buffalo.
BcoW R. Hays, fiheld, Toledo.
ScoW Iona star, Slaekford, SHn3usky.
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9gers.

r B. JACKSON, SILK ANE
WOOLEN DYER, No. III Pearl street, Wesi
Side. 0Gce No. 70 BAEk street, harris Block avs
doors north OF St. Clair street.
ShaWls Of eveTy variety cleaned or eyed. 9entd
Garments cleaned or dyed without being tAkeu
spart O@ea oPsn trow = O'Clock A. =. tf P Il
is AN
THE HARD TINES WHICH EV-
ERYB0DI COMPLAINS Of may b eountoraetod
bT going 70 the French Dyeing Eataohshment 81
Frederick Cyriax, No. IS Seneca street, next dor %
Mrs. Porter's Millinery Store, Ehere every Harseg
Of goods, from the hnest Grape ShaWl5 20 the Babies
Blanket and Gentlemen'a Gaata. NegI9 and fana
can be eolcrsd OF cleaned and renovated 81 . oom-
parativsly tridlnR eLpe 81.
~Remsmher the Dye Housa nearest g. Clair 9.
HOME GAIN.@G. s. WILLIAMS
III steam Dyer and shawl Oisane5 bess leass
announce to his friends and the public tnat
home aQRin. and located at s. st. ClaiE gIresl Sot-
land, o., where he has htted up aDlAn OUo9 ~
ne h gfmachinery, REGARDLESS OleEPenses ana lat.
tsra himseIf that By strict attention % b1al1eaa thal
be- viii Be- able TO regain that patronage AID aup2or3
mich for 90 many years crowned hs ondeagorA
Rl0nlY2t'
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0nsttrs.

n s. MALTBY7S OYSTER DE-
" POT QAts Holt q Maltby'5l CELEBRATED
OTsfERS
WILL BE REOEIYED DAILY
From bis establishment In Baltimore-put up u
cans and warranted fresh and good or no sale.
Also hermetically Sealed Oysters, Lobstersl jams
Spice OysterHi and eArdines kept constantly On
hand.
Baltimore, New York and Princes Bay 81 ny
ters will be received daily By Exp-e83.
~ GRAOKERs for sale BY the barrel.
w. w. M Agent
lsB No. 20g Subsfior street. Cleveland, ..
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHISeToS, June IS.
1t Is said that Col. Stones command has reach
ed Leesburg.
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The MnrrInna acce.aionis,,.
Correspondence Of The n. y. Tlilune.
n,r rr,tnnr ALI Anr Z lsGI

Correspondence Of The ". y. TIi5une
BMTmoRT, Md, Auc. ), 1861.
Some Of our weakminJed Secesfionisis have been
predicng for the hast few weeks that JEFF Dayiswoud
send larger armed force across the Potomac into this
State for The purpose, they say Of driving ont tue
hostile invaders, and releasing our people from the
grasp OF the tyran, which, they eego, Is now Or
pressing them.
Notwithstanding they have been 50 long and 50
anxiously looking for such event, neither Gen.
johnston nor Gen. Lee has as yet made his appear
ance and these false prophets hardly know how to ae-
count for it. Ii they yerdanI as not 10 see The
folly of such IN attempt, Jei. Davis and his advisers
are not They are slnewd, sharp men, and are not
likely 70 be guilty Of such bunder Ar army might,
perhaps cross over and into this State and have
no doubt plenty of onr Union mea, as well as Scees-
sonists would lock to It's standard; but then great
deal could be gained for tte Rebel cnufe, and much
might DO lost. Admitting shat they should succeed in
taking Washington they could not hold It long for the
North would pour down perfect avalanche upon them
and drive them ont The most they could do would lie
to desroy,ho public buildings before yacatirg tie CITY.
But JEFF. Davis and bio followers are not going TO do
any such thing
They know well enough that Maryland is now doing
for their cause than she could possibly do If her
people were in state of rebellion According to Sc
cession accounts che has already furnished om five TO
ten thousand for the Confederate army and Is still
furnishing more. And many Of these mon have been
armed ard equipped indirectly at tho expense OF the
State. Besides, in our precent position, We form
kind OF breaawater between the two ooniendng sec'
iOns, and afford cur Southern symPathizers good op'
pOrtunty to supply the Rebels with arms, ammunition
incidence and such other articles as they really need
ald could nol Otherwise okaip. Hour people were 10
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advance ouy furler iol, At plesoni. 1t 49,
ard healthy camping ground but tie valley ID 'oo
row f5r battalion drill, and hardly aiioros 'VV'"
form a regiment ,.i,r.,.
An iron l0-poanler lel. lehud BY The ReG''9 a 'neF
eight has been found funk IN the river aO' taken ''
Oar ecouug parties nong the bills o. me t'n si'o
Of the Gsucy haze also discovered ~ 90 ,',' 80
Iuus'ses. few I48es, bauel Of cartridges W CAM
tsrcf novler and several hundred pounds Of bacon.
4 hundred small kegs, from which the pc"uof MA
becn cmpted into tie water, were iou'u ''''~' '''
river.
Tho s no doubt alout the utter Generalization Of
Wises army. Tie troops from the kanawha Valley
came out reluctantly on The representation that they
were needed 20 defend their homes They ere very
lulewerm .Sccession question, audarcdetermined
not 10 20 into Eastern Virginia. In SONS instances,
whole colPan., have opculs lei The commands and
few days since VIE and Eaiar Lewis dNw reyoye-s
upon each otier'in an alteration caused by Lewist
Determination 10 return home with As men. Fnenit
separated them but Lewis carried las point, and JEFF
with all lis men except six, who preferred to f'ay
Nearly one half WIGS force must have ahant.noC
lin during bis retreat from Chal,sown to this point
20 milef. GIcatmany deserteys from lis army, wh'
he'd been hiding among t' hills have come IL to-day
They were told ot if they fell into the hands Of on
sy hey would lie held IS prisoners, and subjected t.
grosg iRdigres but Gen. Cox caused assurances Z
be gent TO them tast if they would 90 TO their home
and be loyal 10 the Government hereafter they should
not be moosted. They ere ragged, weary, anu foot
soe and profess TO be utterly dilgrs;ed with Wiso0n
Secession.
This command has now penetrated 100 miles into tn,
Sacred precincts Of tie state, and the campaign ii
Western Vrgiui. is ended, at least for tie present
There no rebel troops in the field, and tie Uniol
men are forming into Home Guards and arung to de
| feLd themselves IN future.
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vicinity. I'm, ,,a J,roits Of camel coal arc i'u-d
in dc BIZ vl}h rises abruptly fiom the rNf aud It
is culht down TO the wegk5 9fon an hclinet-pl,ne
railway. Very few Of tic. Inhabitants were visible,
except the negroes who cte Oh Of deep, unqualified
aud shining black oJ if their native hue had been
intensified by repeated coatng q coal Cost rubbed in
with the OIL. When ! asked one OF them, "Where are
all tie white people p DE rcplieG with q broad grin,
Run away, nlassa." Ito evidently appreciated the
honor Of tho situation. Ike tgro woman euconnered
By friend Of mine, with sur army, a few weeks ago
" Have You run away from your master ~ inquired
my friend. "Golly, Ao," was her Fromp. ansUer,
"Massa run away from ner
And here word abou; the negroes in general.
When any one fror. the South assumes You that tie
sllvet are Indifferent to this conflict, Sympailze
with the rebels Just conclude that there is some mis-
take about it. Everywhere, tho negr es look u on
our armies as their friends. have heard them dozen
times, within tie last few days, greet orr approach
with "Hurrah for Aass'r Lincoln" Dey told u.s.
said a group with whom I conyersed in Canne.ton,
dat II your army cotched rs, you would cut of all
/ our light feet, but, Lord hnJwed you wouldn't hut
as " All one house, where We stepped Tor elmer, the
! planter pIo,Fsed 10 be f.rong onion man. and fcve'
Ial of our officers began 10 rli with him quito ioely
/ about army movements. \ negro woman man geo TO
I tecSon me into q hack room, and when followed her
there, seized my arm very earnestly aud siG' " J
tell you MassrD only just putting on. lie hates
! you ALL and wants TO see you killed. AS soon as You
! have passed he will send rgli 10 Wises army, ana
tell him what Won mean to do. Hes been in heap Of
trouble" Sac added, but Lord desc times JUS. suits
| me :!
At another house, while the planter, whom we
/ knew 20 Re a rebel, had sepIed ont for moment,
very intelligent young colored woman, with an infant
in her arms stationed two negro girls guard at the
door TO watch for Lis return, and Intercepted me s.
to The progress and probable results Of the war is
IT true size asked, very sadly, chat your army has
| been hunting and returning runaway slaves" Ihenks
10 Gen. Cox, who understands tlat b. was sent into
Virginia for quite another purpose was able to reply
! in the negative. But when she inquired further, H.
through these convu,sions, there was any CLEAN OF
hope or freedom for her race what could tell her
bus 10 be patient and trust IN God Secession "a cutting
the Gordsn knot and giving 10 the great problem Of
/ The fate Of Slavery ia America, which has 80 long
troubled ,he hearts Of all good men, vcry practical
solution. The process may be long and devious; bnt
tie ultimate result is inevitable death History viii
record that the malgn Systcm received s death-wound
at the haudB Of s friends, aud tie events Of to-day
are only demonstrating that Ii il the nature Of the
devil tyranny to tear and rend the body dom which
he .s cast ogt.'
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WEADartgfgHg, DEpAEsrI.ST oP cENgertv,JA,
G6rsr4i CffcJs, 80. -. foft hchnryi t1f l.
'sI,reu tho uI sgiueut o. F.y .y1u consists 2! d.. state
n AVID terly Aia -t al a. Ilylnd, tyce't the
Caguf,f Of Na.bn-t.r, fsg rey, Prince Oeorg', Mont
s5uer and F.edcIicki AID ia ellqyaI'e established Fl
N An order, will be issued In tie lms consecutive erici %
number. with those esnatng from Hesiqlartes Der
ofhsrylsnl
M TIE Comman3i1g General rcpuhshes FER tie Informs Ion
OF he Regiments enr,nped 81 the City OF blm9r- nri &C.
viciHy a., following extract nom Special Order O. Jhe cth
"ie Comnanllug Ulcers Of R4s1 outs y go not slow the
81 their ccve command % Vi Il To city viii out PEE
uon obtained thet pugpofe tJm the Commanding Oce5
the Conn eut r. gilent 20 vhib they caChct
When such permission T. granted q viii be To- good cuso end
those who receive Il WH be oduei 20 leave their n camp
81 Cyot controversy collision uh c, ms Gud o. uIcuy
and obey tie laws aid finances he dy No soldier
sUou'l ed tlP
lshed for she government of tie ely VIII De pgLd by the
tribunals according The 'aWs Of the STATE The Com
ualdu Gsnea ej5ins upon ali oEces ~ command ia ad1i
ton 70 tho nly distractions Of ocs end required OF
special attention % the 1Jl paragraph Of he Amy eg
lriJus An commanders t 10 Uspgl
zion and manly o1clcss and dycrigrs among tlc -gd
repress dissipation end iu.mo-giity'
IL I'M failure verbal pass vii be 8 or. Eycry rI so be-
In writing signed By The Captain Il the c0mpsay and BY he
Comma dias officer o. the REGIMENT post Go heA lao peron
receiving belongs; ind Ill state The purpose ir which II
given.
e expected tia, oceTs and throughout The Department
reasous ard that tlpv vii devote their tine improvement m
discipline and u tl' discharge OF thr respective uusa They
ppoed by the Government. and they 4 N return
f asitgous service. They ehCud remember ALEC that
.cs tnBIpons1he rrcrac them Tor msiiIinS the Gth
'-'' 8v oder d IJ.-Cen DIX.
l.. Il. PfIorls Captain lSh Irn, Acl, Ast Adi.Jen.
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TRANSFER OF FEDERAL PRISONERS.
HARRIS AND MAGVAW STILL PRlsoNTps-AD,
louRNMENT OF CONGRESs-THJ SDERINe
APPLAUSE FOR RENTUCRY.


loURNNENT OF USDERINe
APPLAUSE FOR KENTUCKY.
WAsHsCloy, Tue-cay, August &. 1851.
Government has received information tlal fJity
Fedora. prisoners who have been kept 10 Richmond
Va for sJme time, have been transferred % Bll-ilb,
Moth Carolina though what the object OF the transfer
il hga not TRANSFERRED.
Au application for the release Of MessIs Harris and
Ma-rrW who held o. prisoners BY the rebels, hao
bsc1 refused JEFF Davis spying that he intends to hcfS
them until after the wuI Is closed.
Tho bill which places the Metropolitan Police OF tho
D;.frict az Columbia under the control e COogpsg,
will be Immediately carried into effect.
TIE Government has shown a eommendable caro- tor
rsLel rOners now or hereafter TO be IN It's custody
b. making arrangements for their regular admission TO
Divine service end tie enjoyment of their religious
sentiments. The prisoners are rep Tted % be muck
eraifed by this step The part Of the Government.
Congress has adjourned, highly exuterant that their
alors nre closed, and each congatulatIng hs fellow
81 he great unaillity and ample legislation Of he
fcstlcn.
stoned aud that the hour agreed upon Tor adjourn
ment had passed Tor minutes Considerable mer-
rneut wac created when the discovery made, and,
on motion The time for adjournment was postponed for
tlify ninus So the House cheated the clock out "
its Joke.
Just before the adjournment, Mr.. Wicklife Of Ken
tucy announced that lie had just received intelligence
that Kentucky had gone for The Union, and that a. shs
W. frat in the Union so would he be the last 10 leave
it. This announcement was received with thunders Of
npUaGse lasting several minutes. Such dslnonelra.
ton Of overwhelming joy was never before made on
the floor Of the Houee OF Representatives.
The President is ut the Capitol, signing bills 1
rapidly as tley ale engossed.
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PROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE Tuesday, Augnst 6, 1861.
There J. nothing Of any moment from Old Point 70.
day.
Tie foandery Of Pool & Hunt of Baltimore County,
iust leyond he city limits was Destroyed by ire last
night. Ioss so CCo Incurred for $4,000, rar'y in
New-Tork nd PLi'aielpha.