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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20

fsaThe steamer Canadian from Qacbec
for Liverpool, struck on a foe Of -unken ice
and sank 5n this,y five minutes. From tween.
ty to thirty lives we're lost. The survivors,
one hundred and eighty in number, have ar
rived at ST. Johns
22~There was peace party" in the war
OF 1872, the members Of which we're regular
~ denounced by the democracy as 90 British
tories There is peace party springing
up now under the patronage Of southern
sympathisers who are suggestin. peace at
any price What will the people do with them2
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20
Evacuation and Occupation of Harper's
FerrY

The Government department received
dispatches late on Sunday night, from
Point of Rocks, giving full account Of
the evacuation Of Harper's Ferry by the
Confederate troops, and arrival there Of the
advance column of the Federal army, mo-
wing by way of Chambersburg.
The troops landed on the Virginia side
Of the Ferry at o'clock p NJ, Saturday.
They passed over to the town, and found it
nearly desolate. There was nothing Of
value left, and the village and surrounding
country presented a forbidding and dreary
aspect. There was not a solitary soldier
visible. The better class of houses were
all closed, and the only individuals on the
streets were few Of the poorer classes,
whose poverty compelled them to re-
main in the ruins. The armory buildings,
magazine, and engine houses are saved, on
ly jecause their destruction would leopard
ize other property, which it was desirable
to preserve.
Three cars Of grain and coffee, marked
"Miller Rifles, Winchester" and left for
the engine to haul, were thrown into the
river, probably for want of sufficient steam
to get them away. Five trucks marked
@Richmond," and loaded with machinery
and papers, stand in front of the hotel
The 'boys" fshed fifty flint lock muskets
out of the river near tho armory, and they
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20
BY THIS MORNINGS HAT1

y party sent out from the camr No..
Alexandria, met with mishap the oF.:r
account Of which is as follows:
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ounsellor. overheard, and fallen back unon

councillors overheard, and fallen back upon
MS own clear, sound, unbissed irdxmeas.
none OF the ealamiIIes would have curred
which We deplore. That he has nov began
to do 80 IS the most suspicious sign for the
future, and VIC predict from it the happiess
results.
By en- instructive perception Of right.
wa;ch can never be found in vision he.
elonded with petty, ambitious schemes, Mr..
Lincaln ha., 10 almost every instance. faith.
oned The necessities Of the different em.r.
g-neses that have arisen since be took the
oath of Office. The expedition to For. Sum-
ter vas devised aud executed, contrary 10
the wish of every member of hrs Cabinet
but one. ltappesrs that be attempted TO
prevent the hasty movement Of our army of
the Potomac, v ich resulted in the panic at
Bull run. The appointment often MccIcllan
srst to command in Western ard then over
the Federal forces in Eastern Virginia, was
hi. individual act. lie has weighed each
one Of bis advisers, military and civil, 10
the balance, and know. exactly VIA. they
are worth. The incend.arism Of the Re-
publican Sress 10 SO well understood By him
that be recently remarked that II he we're
possessed Of judicial power, he would very
soon mete out TO each Of the New YORK
city journals their just deserts. Excerpt
ing one," be addsd, ssihe Herald, which
does pretty we'll, considering that il is on
the other sider' The details Of army disei-
pline have also been taken BY NJ. L,Gca!n,
in hand, and he will rely on no one, we
learn. bat himself, in making sure thai
Gen. Mcclellan is fully aided 10 the many
measurss Of reform he has inauyursted.
These things promise well. They will re-
storm confidence, aud inspire the people
with fresh enthusiasm, In Carrying on the
war.
Lorg ago, months before his inaucura-
ton, the Herald pointed out the certainty
with which Mr.. Lincoln must either prove
himself Trad qua,e to 81 the Presidential
char, or else eclipse, in rsnown, every one
If his predecessors. IL looks now rs though
he wouid do the latter, and in future times,
when peace shall have been restored to the
Union by his Efforts, his name will be en-.
e'rcled in the same wreath which contains
that Of Washington-..frst in the hearts Of
his IN. Y. Herald.
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FROM rue am REGIMENT.
ON Tur RIVER. sf.R ST. Jor.,
SUNDAY AuGUsT II, 1861.

a. sf.R ST JGF.t !
SUNDAY kUGUsT II, 1861,
DE.R FprroH II Intended to wait TIL
We arrived in 81. Joe, before writing you,
lu, aserttainins that special train will take
Ii, right of towari II tnnhal, write yen
nov so a. to be sure snd.make Connection
Wa have had a splendid trip down, no se-
ctlent. and everything going on in peril Ct
harmony. At Several places on the Missouri
JEFF Davis, and the Southern Conf, dcracy,
bu. they have not molcstcd Us, no doubt
having wholesome fear that We might
lard and make them hurrah on the other
side Of their mouths. Tn the other side IT
the river. they have turned out en- mGSse,
aud given us such greeting as We will long
remember. We ",ied up" last night, at
Eush Bats IN landing. in Ilals County, No,
snd sky Of eur men slept on their arms on
the bank. with guard set, to prevent sur
PRISE. Had abe rebels came prowhng about
they would have found US sat home"
The e'piaus draashts Of river water the
hoys drank at the lower landing, The night
before our cmharkation. rather disturbed
the,s ra.tronomical arrangements, and DIR.
Robbins had his hand. full Yesterday. pre-
,cr,binr for them. lie has had first rate
.uecess with them. and by bis attention and
kmtness To the sick ones has Won the
esteem Of The whole command.
Some Of the bays remaining in Camp
ktrkwood will remember John Moore, Of
Company B.-more Familiarity known a.
PIKE. Peak" Now, John is au odd 6sh,
bat ire, rate fellow, always good nstursd,
and alwass on hand for duty. YESTERDAY.
uader the influence Of river water AMI ic".
b. ..cave cd" and for little While il seemed
q. though John would have no hand 10 ihe
var bu, blister on bis stomach, and a
s,sop. dose II seme,hins strong son
charged bis chances, and this morning he Is
sood far the campaign.
The more eur men see Of Col. Dodge the
better they ike him. and all ara ready to
fellow him wherever be leads.
We shalI take = special train At 81. Jee.,
ard will be 10 ST. Louis TO morrow. 81.
Joe. is 10 eight. and must close. TO get
ssad. fcs ieharksnpn. More anna.
". II. X.
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AYERS
Compound Extract of SarAparilla.

the most eiFce,ual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. Il is COM
hined from the most active rcmeasals that have
been discovered for tie cxpurga,ion of this iu,,l
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should he employed for the cure Of
no, only Scro!ula. bnt also those other aiErc-
tons which arise from it, such us ERrrrivn
and SKIN DisFAsfs, Sr. ASruoSy's FRs.
Rosr. or ERysirsi.As, piarLrs, Pusrrhrs.
BIorcnss. BIsiNs and loILs. TrNoaS, fErrrR
and SALT RnHvH, Scaln HAN, NSawona.
RHEUMATISM. SyrmILIric and MEncuRiAL Dis
EASES, DRarsy. DysrErsiA, DEniLirr, and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM NIria-.
TED on INrung Boon. The popular belief
in "ia.pssay Of The blood" is founded IN truth.
for sc,ofula is a degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla is 10 purify and rcgeneratc this vital fluid.
without which sound health Is impossible III
contaminated constitutions.
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irU IOWA REGIMENT.

Tho ith Regiment Iowa Volunteers is now
in 81. Louis. Both divisions arrived there
without, mishap Of any kind. The battalion
which left hero first under command Of
Capt. ESsLtsu, mndc the whole journey by
Steamboat, while ,hs ether division, under
command Of Col. DopGE, was carried by
steamer to st. Joe, and thence by Railroad
to their destination. The ST. Louis papers
speaks in the highest terms of our Iowa
boys, and pronounce The lh regiment Of
Of the best looking troops IN Missouri.
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Nv ~j-.-s Of an rxeru,isu TO directed rum TIE
~ he CIets Il the District Cart Il Posta-
Uattsaiie County. Iowa I N at proceed TO sell sn
u .fttsv the 1871 DAY August, A. u 1851 between
ths hnErs q 20 n'clseS Y ard oci.~S p. NJ. 81
slay--sste AZ n'Ciprs la front
n ,ssiu Tre,Sarsrs "a p M the city Of Cosuet
n IS the following described Real Ht tie ~ 4 rh bald
R-vau fts-~tf The NEs 81 the Nv. 81 Sec p
rsSn -hip IS Range ~ sBa N. Sws Il rhs NNs g
Sec - Ttwn~hip IS Rage ~ yt7r sId being situate
10 t.slnsE STATE "a. LISA sE esntsnss
e rhtx &E e. ga 5re Or less.
Tssea the pree Wv Of s-ch3Ssla B-ysat. te sat
isfy ar ExcegsI11 Ia fave IT lasden Msit~n
JAW \ n .RAtf; Sheriff.
,rHn.s. Recd. DepS
Council nlsTs low, 1881
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A ER'S
Ague Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY crRE OF

Intermittent Fever. ar Fever and Agme.
RrMtttent Fever, chill Fever, DuMb .
Ag"-. Periodical Headache, or niit""s
Headache. and uiItOua FeSecs, tndecd
FOR the whole class Of diseases orig INIT
Ing tn hillary arrangement. caused by
the Malaria OF Miasnaatic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community a
remedy which, while il cures the above complaints
with certainty. is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable IN districts
where these at'lieting disorders prevail. This
"CrRG" cxpels the miasmHiie poison OF FEVER
,Np AGuR from the system. and prsveh,s the de-
seopment of the disease, If taken on the first APP
preach of its premeniiory symptoms. II IS not only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings it within the
reach Of every body and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGuB prevails, every body should
haye it and use il freely both for and proicC-
ton. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy aud certain
cure Of lntermttcnts is that il contains Qninine
or mineral, consequential il produces no qninisn or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitute
ton. Those cured by il are lctt as healthy Us /.
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OK
the miasmatic poison. great variety of dsor-
ders arise from its irritation. among Which arc
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cont, Headaehe, blind
ness, Joofharhc. EaracLe, Caftarh. asthma, Fai-
pitattoa. Painful A8ectioa IF The Spleen, Hgsfer-
ics, Pam in ds Boieels Goke, Paralysis and De-
rangen,est Of the Stoniaeh all Of which, when
originating IN this cause. put Oh the intermittent
.Rpe, or become periodical. This " CrEE cxpcls
the poison from the blood. and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an Invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the maiarnus districts. Ii taken oeca-
sionally or daily while exposed TO The Infection,
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to fpeu into dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer nom Inter-
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cT-We are pleased to learn that Captain
Sroo. has already enrolled men enough.
within some ten or twelve, TO complete
the requisite number for his battery. Qaite
number Of horses have already been Sc
cured, mi others are coming 10 trerv dav,
So that If nothing happepe to interfere with
the progress Of the work the battery will be
in the field in the course Of ten DAYS or two
weeks. Those who expect to join the com
pany should report themselves at Camp
Ktrkxood, without delay.
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CT The Pottawa;iamie county Teachers
Institute. commences 10 this city on next
Monday, to continue during the week. Prof.
HAws., Of Des Moine., will lecture before
the Institute.
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fT-We we're pleared to meet 10 this City

eT-We we're pleased to meet 10 this City
n few days since, Judge J.. ". TAYLOR,
late Senator from Wayne County. The
Judge has turned soldier, and is here in
command Of Comnnny X, Of the 4th Regi-
ment Of Iowa Volunteers, Mt Camp Kirk
wood. Ills Company is composed Of the
real hardy ycomanry Of the border, and
will do good service for tn, "Constitution
and Union" II il shou j be their fortune to
come in contact with the enemies OF both.
That C"ptnin TAYLOR vii! make m ener-
rstic and et!isien, offieer, may be judged
from the fact. that, in seventeen days after
receiving word that company from his
County would bs accepted in the 4th Regi-
ncn,. he enrolled eighty Eve men and had
them at Camp k,rkwood. lIuFrah for
Wayne County, and Capt. TAYLOR.
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Scrofilla or Kings Evil.

IS q constitutional disease. corruption Of the
blood. by which this fluid lsccones risia,eo.
weak. and poor. Being in the circulation, !.
peryades the whole body, and may burst oas
III disease GA any part Of it. No organ is frce
tsoa, Its attacks, nor IS there oac which II mav
aos destroy. The scrofaloas tains is sarioaSlv
caused by mescarial disease. low living. dis
os,lercd or anheal,hy faad. nupare ais. it'll,
and Il;hy lahiss, the depressing, vices, anu.
above eli. by the venereal infection. Mat
ever be is origin, it is hereditary IN the con-
ssitation, descending from parcnss to chs,t,se,,
aaso the third ans, fourth secra;ioa;" indeed,
il seesas to be tie rod ef Him Who says. ~
viii visit the it.iag...es Of The fathers upoa
their chsil;ca.'
It's ELECTS commence by deposition from tho
blood Of corrupt or alccgoas matter, which. in
the lungs, liver. and internal organs. is termed
taberrlcs; in the glands. swellinss; and on
the surface. creptons or sores. Tit. foul cor
rap.len. which gcssders in the blood, dep-esscs
the energies OF he. SO tisat serefulos coas,ita-
tons not only suffer from scrcfalaus con-.
plants. but tlacy have far less power 10 viii
stand the attacks of Other diseases: conss-
qaently vas, numbers perish by disorders
which, although no, scrusa,ous in their nature.
are still rc..tiercd fatal by this ,a;nt in the
system. Most os the consumption which de-
climates the human fsaily has its origin directly
IN this scrofu,a,,s contamination; AMI msav
destructive diseases OF the liver, kidneys, bran,
and. indeed. of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the sane cas,>c.
Oae quarter of all our people are scrasulons :,
their persons arc invaded by this lurking IN
fiction, and their health is undermined by il.
10 cleanse il from the system we must rcaoya,a
the blood by an alternative medicine, and I'M
~;eoratc j. by healthy food aud exercise.
Such medicine We supply in
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CT Lost, s,rayed, stolen, or 'seeeshsd.'
a large, bay horse, several years old, blind
Of one eye, has star in the forehead ard =
wart on his nose when last seen had a rope
halter around his neck. Any person re-
porting the said "criItcr' 10 this Office will
be properly rewarded.
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cTFound, "lying around loose on las,
Monday evening, in the vicinity Of Williams
carpenter .hop, the remnant of the remain
der Of what was supposed,o have once been
woman. The unfortunate female vas in
state Of glorious unconsciousness-pe per-
fec'lv oh'isious 20 all worldly affairs. and
evidently ''dead in ,respasses and"-whs-
kew.
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LADIES. ATTENTION.

The ladies' who feel an in.eres. in the
welfare Of Our Volunteers, are requested to
meet at the Congregational Church, next
Tuesday afternoon a, 2 O'Clock.
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Notice..

TINE ee-rsrfner<hIp heretofore existing het~efn
1 RfYte sIA is taFs 4ay 4isS.xs~i b. aasrIi oya-
SEMI NeREie - sisae authafta~s 10 H-e the Hame
% the asga IL settilsg ae the ba>ies~s.
MCRaIpE Sill
All eer<sus suavSzS segasevss taseseits the sesse
aevs win essts By @ssAsg nsazeaisse settle
raest. 1ebL ,
eQ.aesl ~, xay es 1851. s.sas
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Taken up hy IsrnS Ri ha-ds. st bis fe-iaeree in
Fiaft~vfire. TawH>hip Nils sSHnty. Ipss, mite
vr>t g PsriS= Cry he 18Th Gay % Jsue 1851
Rsv S;aEIis sagge te three cid this Sp ina
seset - bsss.s apsa sips feet white = sal al
white strip fAe AID few wa.Gc hairs lie
ssrefrs8
Appraised hefsre Shtna J P. a, SO sT
GiiIIIlxa4 I'd " U Neill sPsszi.ets
II c. wa-KTSs
CIsrt af Aslis Co fsuc
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CTThe Fall term Of the Council Bluff
Fsmals Seminary, commences next Wednes-
day, the 9Th inss,-JAs. b. Rec Principal.
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1--WE are indebted 70 Hon. SaxUzL r.
Crarrs, for sunary favors in the shape Of
public documents.
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There viii be meeting Of the Board
Of County Supervisors in this City next
week, commencing on Monday.
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CT Wanted, a. this Office, Immediately
several loads Of wood.
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Thirty Miles Staging saved.

Thirty MILES Staging SAVED.
BURLINGTON !: MO. RIVER R. R.
a12r-TE ~U7SI77,
NOW OPEN TO oTTUMwA.
30 .Hisss fsrsAsr Usss sAA. ssy ssAsr ReaA
IN CONNECTION Win
Chicago, Bur,ias,ol and c.iney, Raiireas
Shortest, Quickest, s. Best Route to
CHICAGO.
new YORK.
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE.
KEokuK.
ST LOUIS,
CINCINNATI, aaa
An peins. in Illinois, Indis.s, Mieaisaa T Csnass.
rw. Daily T-.in. I-.v- rra Arrive Csaadays
Excepted Is foiis~s:
Leave ot.amra: Arirrin Chicago:
90 O'CLOCK, A. N. IS O'CLOCK, ?. ".
LIS r. NJ. SIS - A. NJ.
Connecting:
At GALUSEuaG, with tie Northern Cross Rail-
road for os!Eey:
Al MENDOZA. With the Hlinnis Central Railroad
forGaEeaa, Dunleith, for ST. Louis CAIRO,
At BURLINGTON with fast sailing Packets for
NoNIRosE. kEokux AND ST. Louis.
svseSs! .Sostes.-Thrssxh 70 .Ssr y,0rk In
As AUsrs.
Passengers iesvin. Cnuneii Bln in the Morning, and
taking this route will arrive Chicago ST Lon firm,
~ TO Is hours quicker than by other route and in
ample with the srea, Eastern and South
cru line.
~ Ruv vonr tickets via western Stage Company
to EUDYvILLE. where vou eau buy your Tickets
81 the h. NJ X, b. Ticket Office TO all points East
and South.
TO STOCK SHIPPERS.
Stock Trains will regularly leaving aiiv, SUNDAYS
eyCeued These Trains have all the rights OF Passenger
Trains Thus tusuring dispatch and sequenty avoid
.ala stanf Nv
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Millinery 4 Dress Making.

AIRS. DsFr HAVING REMOVED PROM BAN
WI sHoFTt TO isager Brsa&sssT, pesriy eT.ssssts n
f@fs.s lHHaltF f2tdt ssHs4sRes Cteaz press A.fs
sss hass B0sasfs .: ;ss issssi las lio aaor
~ sss1es fDS.-i3
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FACTS FOR STOCK SHIPPER!

Stock leaving Maren-c at 40, p. NJ, arrives at
Chicago 1T 20 the next uiorn'ne III time Tor the early
Markets and Stock trains an the Eastern limos.
The " hole tiBic consumed at the Mississippi River
does not exceed twenty minutes There Is change
Of cars. - ferTiaEe or delay.
The upeatug OF the r. Y. - Narepgo.
sbles parties drivns stock from DeS Moires. and
other g.uts IN Central and western Iowa fb.fuFe en-
stieted equally isssnt fFon, the different roadsl TO
save three DAYS DRIVING sad 10 20 hours the
ears any "ther rsute.
sturk will be delivered any 81 the different yards
ChicaSO.
The v M r Y il being exten'ei vest Of
Nsreuya a. ccnIpleed stoCs Trains viii lie
ran o the end ~ the track.
Evrrv facility The convenient shipment OF Ca tie
Fratahts S low A. via any ether ronfe, sn pains
spared reader IL the most desirable route from Iowa
TO Chicago.
THROUGH TICKETS
To all r~tn~ipat poIpts in the United States and
C.Rsss by routes. be procured at wsShington
lsws city AMI NsreuEa. JOHN T, TRACY.
W l. ST John Geu'i Supt.
Gent FreiEht and Ticket Agent
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J. ~ i0NN. Council Bluffs; JAS X. ISL. h Co,
Omaha; VAN LEAR HARDY, h Co. 81 Js.eph 3
RICHARDSON. MELLiER Co, St. Louis and AL
Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
AFEAIRs AT FREDERICK.

FREDERICK (via Chambersburg) May ~ POI.
The Legislature adjourned at noon to-day, TO me-"
again on the lth of june at this place. but Sre' ~ M
bers of the House and Senate say they neye' will
meet again.
On Sunday night an attempt was made 10 destroy
the Monocacy Bridge, tmee miles fro n here by n
rarty from Point of Rocks. They cut The wires in the
telegraph office, and threatened to all the operator if
he resisted. They then examU ed the bri.ce, out
found they could no set fire 10 1t, as IL was al iron and
stone. Ii was guarded ast night by the Independent
Riacmen from this city, WAC are all Union men.
This city is under quad every night, and the guards
have great deal Of touble with drunken members OF
the Legislature, who stay rather late and get LOST
The Union menare firm, and gaining strength every
/ dsy.
| GOV. Hrbf viii act now the Legislature has ad
| iourned, and there are fean of cutting hm OIL
The last act of legislation to-day was to appoint tw'
Commissioners to visit JEFF. Davis two TO riSt icO
rnond. and two 10 visit Pennsylvania They are al
| Secessionis of first order
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

FsvDrRIcK, Nd. via Chambelsburg), May -, 1861.
The Legislature of Maryland adjourned, after ap-
pointing Peace Commissioners to the Southern and
Northern Corfederacies
The Legislature meets again on the ith proAimo'
The reasons for so doing are that it is AFRAID to t1nft
the Governor with the charge of affairs, and believes
that something may up after the vote ON the 3D.
in Virginia, on Secession. Tie bill met with gieai op
position during its passage
Virginia will secede, every man under arms mas
the privilege Of voting, and many Union men, under
the system thereof rioo roce, viii not use their PRIV
ilege.
Last night sixty of our military, who guarded the
Monocacy bridge, astonished by the appearance
of a company of Federal troops, who bad come from
tie Relay House duty, but who, after recon
noiterng this city and vicinity returned to the Relay
House.