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CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MAY H., 1854:

arms against the Government, which they
refused. Gen Lyon then. declared them pzts.
oners OF war. Some Of them hroke their
swords in their modification. The details Of
tbs surrender Were then completed and the
whole camp Of prisoners, consisting Of shout
Loo man, xere marched out httWeen the
llnea Of the Government troops. Col Blair's
regiment leading of, and guarding Gen. Frost
and Staff. =,
-uring halt IN the march on Olive street,
just beyond Garrison ayenue, a body OF Ger
man troops we're greatly abused By the mob,
and according to various nccounts were fired
into. They returned the fire twice snd killed
between twenty snd thirty men, men women
and children who were tn range- Alter
quiet was restored the march Wss 1esnmed
snd the whole forcs was escorted - prisoners
Of war through the outer streets OF tho city,
down to the ars snaf.
Tho exo:semsut throughout ths city Is IN
tense. Crowds collected On al ths principal
corners' anu naauy an 1atastased moo eolaecs'
eo a. me fiaa:ets aon*e "nefe taey ~ere %:
dressed o9 III. barfest, M:jof "f,gas
sud othefa IN IN 1nnamma3ofy manner.
TO tae OaTsoefas once, "s tne cfy. 4
small desaehment Of polee' win maskess'
took position batofe the democrat Office Ihe
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Slave Instruction In Kentucky.


FRAnKroaT, Ky., May 1o-There Is great
excitement here, occasfoned BY messengers
arriving hern at u O'Clock last nieht with
dispatches for the Governor, reporting inva-
sion In Owen county. The Governor naa sent
special messenger to ascertain particulars.
The military are IN rea3fness to march.
LOUISVILLE. May 10-Adtsaepger arrived
at Frankfort this morning from Oven county,
saying that between 800 and 400 negroes were
armed and formed into company, and were
committing deprs dsttons. The whites under
took to diSatm them, when seven of them
were killed. The Governor has sent Gen.
Buckner to azcertain the truth Of the matter
He has not yet returned. The military are in
readtness~
RISING Sun, INn., May 10.-The operator
at Patriot telegraphs that he has been called
upon to sid in qusling negro insurrecticn
which broke out last night Ia Owen and Gal
latin counties, Kentucky. Great fears are felt
NJ til supposed that ths neg oes are led on
two or three white tizsns of Kentucky.
u -. - are gathering all their forces to
The pe0pW IN. and runners have
put down the feheia--. Car assietAre4.
beett sent on. into Indiana .~- many
CAPTAIN Fel1s Of this city who has eos4x
ready for our State, telexraphed that he woula
Immediately send bis men and arms % 1hetr
assistance II needed. Oar line IL down all
The morning between Patriot and VsVay, 20
we are without any news from the latter
nlaee. We fear the lfae has baen cut By in
surgenta to prevent tansmiasion Of news Of
tuaQrrectfou.
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tho; Atlanue, and sasiat "a the bloeksde Of
Boatht IN poftA. :. 81
Tae Go7ernasnt has Just besn. put in pos
session Of important tntof nuatfon In regard to
forcea. Their e1set nautive has not yet trans
pired, but the Government is taking advant-
axe Of It and will be ready in three or four
dx7e To meet the Confederate forces at every
point. :, L nppeazs thata lasge foree l. pow.
maechfDg from the South for hArper's Ferry,
and from thence will attempt to force their
way into PennsY1vania Their object is to draw
OF q portion OF the forces coacantrat NJ as
Washington, and attack them 1t both points.
The Government Is in possession OF very I'm
portaft information, and from . reliable
sourco, having agenta Ia every Southern
State, and are fully poeted In regard to au
movements.
Wlxfall, iu a letter to sfrieud IN W4sbir e.
ton, says In great conf denee, that the Coufed'
crate army will capture Wa shiDgtoo, Lincoln
and the Ca6tnet, unless they leave before the
middle OF June. He eays they have nearly
5000 veil armed troorsS and tn. less than
t~o wseks will be on their Ha5 70 Washing
The bueinesa OF AtexandriA is suspended. L
Virginia flag |. flying on the Custom House,
and about 400 Vlrginik troops are in the city
ready to leaTe % soon - tia Federsl troops
j! app 5sr, hsvisg done 30 tWics In falee a'arms.
tB4LTnsoRE. May 10-Tne special cone.
Frederick, this morning. that the nountsin
I forest On the Maryland side Of tbs Po:omae,
near Harper's Ferry, Was ared last night, ard
much valuable timber destroyed
About 500 KentuckiAas aud Virginians We,a
encAmped uoon the Maryland shore. and the
Heights In that vlcint' y were being fortified.
A battery had been placed at Jefferson Rock.
Trains have also been laid Ia pipes for blowing
up the bridges and other property at a mo:
| mant's notice, If necessary. TIE conduct oi
| the VirginIens exc tea indignation amcng the
people ot Washington county.
/ Thirty Balimorians passed through Fredsr.
| lex for Harper's Ferry this morning.
The Norfolk line steamer reports that The
Vireit iaus have seized the snaall steamer Wm
8slden, which made the connection b4tweeu
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. Thus al
Communication is broken of.
/ WAsH1HeroH, May 1o---.Mej. Rhett Of South
/ from tha Federal Government, leaving bal
ance of so 600 sgsinst him unsdjasted.
Lewfs Clephane, Of the RatIonal Rpa4blican
hss besn appointed Postmaster Of Washing
fon
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thur Democrat} in the election for Colonel
Of the Twelfth Regiment; third, that he
turned out three companies Of his own i'm.
mediate constituents and neighbora and
ssnt them homo to make room for three
companies from other parts Of the State:
These things may all be true, but they
are so improbable, and they com: in such
a questionable shape, that we shall not be-
lieve them on any evidence yet presented
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sr. Lours; May 10-The Western Pacific
Railroad Bill passed the Senate yesterday.
The House was In secret session yestezdsy,
but It il understood that the Joint : solution
Withholding ths school fund for the purpose Of
aruiog the 8sate, which passed the SENATE on
Weanssa.5, has been adopted; y the Hou.e.
est fund will be used for the esms purpose.
Hasrls's military bill wh ch passed ths Sen
ate At the last session Is said to be under dis
cussion In the House. This bill provides for
= division of the State into nine 1nili'aEy dis
tricts, each commanded II o Majsr General,
aad every able bodied msn in the State be.
tween the ages OF Is and Is will be compelled
to do military dlty or p.y flne of $50, Any
ons speaking disrespectlullg Of tbs Governor
or Legislature, vii be subj ct to a court mar.
tiA, and it requires every citlz=n to take the
oath Of allegiance to the State Of Missouri on
lily.
| ont On tho Pacific raliroad this morning to
| gaard tha Gasconade aud 0sags bridges, on
| Enat route,
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The whole city was astounded yesterday !!
morning by proposition in Nj. Went !
worth's paoer to mob the banks and divide !:
the contents of their vaults among the !?
mobbers on approved Mexican principles. !
The following are ths paragraphs in the
Democrat referred to: /
Tssrefs aaa0erg gf q mad ia or city. The day
Ahotrts Will never be emit Mt to work + + wild
ezt which l. not worth ssH cents on the dollar, !
and shosd tie Martns Ba.k JaiI there wiA be o,se
e - ,aost rloleas outbn7sts y The pe7pk tver
:" On ssturdsy hight nez. the 1aoorer4 must have
their wages. They are entitled to their wages.
The question arises will the wild cat- give them
gold Or eiiver or the Durham currticy. OF Will
taey ayait themse YES Of that opportunity 10 pay
out thtiE miserable wild cata
*'1tbprers o! Chic go, nrnpse! viii you anF
longer bs the tools u kaavesy vii you on Sat
urd~y night next have tn- Dunhan Ut the Scam
mon currencs1 Do not let any man talk 10 You
Rbo1 tue tniquity OF the Secersloutsts go long III
the tnt4utu OF the wildcat bankers are tranEpa-
"Arou*e Ianorers, srou7e! 1t ss ynus e.7eat, It
Iacy Of Chicago Tney are fAGteuing upon YOUR
.AxosssW
The words We have quoted above are
the words Of q iiend. An incitement to
peaceabls and order loving ci izens, to
burn and pillage their fellow citizens, and
BY consequence to murder them while de-
Tending their property-we can conceive
Of nothing more heincus in the rolls Of
crime. The Sepoy who indited it should be
confined in the penitentiary and subjected
to thirty l&shes per diem for term Of years
After his paper came out, the wretch fed
In the utmost terror 10 place Of re uge,
imagining that the aroused vengeance Ct
the community would be upon him if he
sentured on the streets in daylight, and it
was not till afternoon that he could be
persuaded that it was safe for him to be
seen BY respectable citizene. The only
form taken BY the public indignation was q
senss Of condemnatory resolutions by the
Board OF Trade, and an 'ction for damages
IN the amount Of $1o0, 900 lodged against
him by . private citizen.
The only result to be apprehended how.
ever, is that such IN article, at such a
time, will At the South grow into mighty
mob ravaging the streets Of Chicago, de-
uaanding bread and taking blood-thereby
inspiring the traitors with the idea thai
thsn miserable predictions are being veri
lied In tue very granary Of The North. 1
not secretly in league with jeff Davis
Wentworth is doing all he can to promot.
the cause Of the rebels first, BY incit1nf
hloodshed and ra inc in our streets, ani
ssoond, by holding ont the idea that ther'
Is IN element in our midst which can b,
tarned st any moment to the work o
overthrowiag the laws sad cutting III
throats Of the law. abidng citizens. It
not worth while to deny that there is o
eveF has been such An element in our cit,
Wentworth himself is the only man j
Chicago Of the diaboUcal instincts to drea1
Of such i thing.
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Ctirago Grihu'1e.
2nRxH CHEERS FOR ST. LOUIS
AND CAPT. LYON.

a NNA
Capt Lyon of the United States forces
at the Arsenal in St. Lous, marched out to
The Secession camp In the outskirts Of the
citY, yesterday, aud with the volunteers
nnaer l,;s command, surrounded the Sc
csss!on minute men, and compelled their
unconditional surrender!
That's vigorous, prompt, and aecesssrs
teatment-a proper commentary on the
action Of the Missouri Legislature, and a
safeguard against any other treasonable
gathering Of the sort in that city. The
reasons .Jor adopting it are act forth IN
Capt Lyons letter to the commander Of
tie Secession fo1ces: To one acquainted
with Missouri p.1itics and the infinite
heouhdreli.rn of Claib Jackson, The Mis-
souri Repu51iean and their adherents
and satellites, the statement will be eui-
nent1y satisfactory. They now are enc
mics Of the Government Their purpose
was reasonable from the beginning The
ve1y arms il their bands we're stolen IRON
the United States, and their assemblage in
ST. Louis at this time was to possess them
selves Of the contents of the Arsenal in
that place, or, Filling in that, to act as q
guard over any arms which might be
brought into tho State to be used against
the loyal men, and to ovcrturn the Gov.
ernment OF the pelple's choice. Every
good citizen will rejoice that they were
compelled to surrender their il-gotten
weapons, and that for while, at least, il
not for all time, their power for mischief
is taken away.
It is q rnournfnl fact to chronicle, tha
on the return OF the troops from the cap
tured camp. they we're attacked on stree
corner by mob, after the fashion of Bal
timore, and their fire, returned for the mis-
siles Eenf, killed between twenty and thfr
y men, women and children. We hay
only to say that it is the fortune Of war
the innocent often suffer with the guilty
We hope that Capt. Lyon will not sufTe
the matter to rest; that he will cause rigi,
inquiry to be mHde, and the odenders
though Of his OWL force, to be punished
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+.a+oI t,x- 1,3s ur,ddau 1fsanpearHNSRs
...sT ~. ,11 so1nrEHs.
Mrs. AaHco-a 49, -. =, h,n,r ~
Mn: Incolns astt reeeRston Rts - - ths % ranitsl Il
Of tpe Nation viii ea hsla on !H4arSaJ aa sn3
ming Invitations have oeel s.ots1. hsrstr.s t.,-
great delight u oeessionen a,nd .nI anG 1hyafone
fore the pressure apoa en9 w. hae1, - ~,
Of the President ana ia ianinS ~ a,1a IN snch
et1nt that 70 tltIs eoa.% ~ no +he nstr;ntsc d.
dam onstras,ons o. l59 ~ ~ nnw teat a hreath-
tenders OF tne capt. rs ~ s .o1n T7n ayailed her
ing epeM oeeuss, ,sa,r;,n Ms - test1fv the esteem
ssll e tns 9Pp1as ~ frss,dent aui herseIf hold
y Naiea 1J.a hass ~ tan.ft she reception is to be
those ios "n'@e ''Ae~ ~e-~
given.
f., rRox GEN, BUTLER.
NJ, a,+,ar n a s.aeiA brigade order TO-
~. 17n aSas %a "a fn1tnwinv allasion to the ar.
nsJ' =. r. Ens,;csr; ts Tne General takes this
ress o. nj a;to 1"hlctv - e hns privately, to
thlnh Taantentnts Fox nud Shelley Of the 8.h
Rsn3x,ant ~ tne1r coolness promptitude and
xs7 ~ "rrasttn1 nne spencer; who was utter
- =. M 1,-as.snra ~ .he troops at the Relay
Hs.u,s 80 4ha otron41f,t eentimant that We mean.
- h;,',assf I and hrother reoelsJ- -acted rightly
4a-,a ~ a-a The Ma,aacius setts troops threa weeks
~" ~" E.;ja1 anI saving that tue murderous
~, -, 81 L;iIsd onT frien is there vera right
- ~ ",tsa., sn5 that 41,a same men were pre-
~ aee, -, r;ra ~ a warm reception on our
patnsSS pStnS ~ these eagonabIe tpeeches, sub.
ttaet;.,.r sdroi:ted hv him in his wrttten ex.
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Il, larzs az aatiJes. Samples On ezhlstdo0 at ~
Ntx1. Il ~ Gh cag2 Military n:er are tnF1eso q
;;srSNof,- : samples h..or, Of -sn 9 tlsewasxt
- Fnrnct .ple3 fur. msN1sN
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Ffou Montgomery,

MONTGOMERY, May 9-Nothing was done
tod = Ia papnc session. In secret session an
act was p pnsed to ralsa additional troopa to
se.va ducng the war. It authorizes the Pres
ident to accept tbs services Of volunteers WITH
out reg ard to place OF enlistment:
Another act m ade public authorizes the Pos t
master General to issue proclamation any
day be may ee1ect, taking entire charge Of the
Postal m alters of the Confederate States
Reliable information received in official cir
Giles, says more s:atea will be In the Gonfede-
racg early in June.
Giingulan Is here from North Carolina
Favorable advices arc received trcm Ken
tucky and Missouri
Mr. Russell, the correspondent Of the Lon
don ISmss, left last night, fully convinced d
the permanency aud military resources Of the
Government Of the Confederate States!
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The TEelIth Regiment Of Illinois vol
unaee1s unaee1s1Et;;oft t;;oft McArthur), are stationed at
points on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road, between sandoval and St. Louis.
The purpose had IN view in placing them
there is obviously to guard that important
road. and to be within convenient reach Of
st. Louis upon any reasonable occasion in
that quarter. Col Cooks regiment remains
At Alton, within call Of the loyal citizens
Of St. Louis.
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Latest groua Fart R3ekeaHs

Nsy YoR1, May 1o.-The Illinois hsa At
rived from Fort Pickens, the evening Of the
ID, and Ksy West the morning Of The Oh
The Pownsttan, Bzooklyn, Saoine, Supply,
WYandotte and Water Witch were Of Fort
Thg Mohawk left On tho 1st for the coast Of
Te1ss, ,,~.
A partial blockade exists ut Pensacola; no
munitions of war are allowed to enter. Fort
Picksns il prepned to Eepel auy attack. The
8eceselonists have = new battery 81 Ueef
Point. They have also commenced unroohHg
the buildings Of the Navy fard, Prepsratosy
to an attack. Thar forces ira T1rnored to be
5000. g. 1T.
All was quiet at Key West The b. Louis
and rrusader were there,
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From Camp Kates.

sparsar1E1p. III, May 1o:-The Twslnh
Il saitnaot % iCol. McArthur} lefk Camp 1ates
III Il s,ora.ng. Tney made : fas sppsaranee'
a N portion 81 the man have new state uni
foFns. All In good spirita- Their dess'nA-
IA A,i - thssT illinois Regiments called for by
+,e PtssIdent's first proelama.iou, arc now IN
a:si7s service. All the regiments VII ' bs rpi; p.
fo.med within week. Tne UNIFORM WILL oe
Of pray clo.h and seryfc5 aole.
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. 49,; -, '<sy 1O-The Clinton volun,
tgeEs ieit ,h:s evening it, 'o .n IN t ths d.nnt %
town turned ont to escort tho - Hnor.
Hon: Leonard srett, Davis, Wenu, ed
esser. che Tns ladies' Of Clinton presented them
VIII beautiful banner. The Company Nun. nm
hsr ona hn: dred, E. Richards Captsa1:, laco me r.
,ara Of Supervisors Appropriated soV0 for
the support Of volunteers.
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CAXRss ITEMS.
from the Camp Register, 10th.1

lFf0m tn camp Ae&aeIefi lul1.1
TIE HOSPITAL Tho hospital quarters of !
the I'd Brigade, 9Th Division Of the Illinois
State militia ars nov completed, and tbe d e.
partment il In good working order, with &C.
comm odations for 100 men.
At present there are only IS Under treat.
ment, the diseases being principally diarrhea,
dysenteFy, bilious Intermittent feyers,. snd
q few cases Of structure, stone in the blad.
der, &c.
Up to Monday 33444 eases have been treated
at this hospital, and with very few exceptions
nons b We been in over 24 hours. At thai
date there were fifteen remaining.
The officers il charge Of the hospital are
Assistant surgeon Theo E. DeMarbasR, Hos
pita1 Steward, au aosd man and experienced
osH 3arA.
CA1Ro Qu1s7.---1a every part Of Cairo now
the utmost order and qaset are observed.
We're 1t not for the regular tread Of the eenti-
mel. the roll Of the drum aad the sound Of the
Afs, those beyond sight OF the camp would
F; have bnt little evidence Of the presence Of m
t army among u.s.
| Tna trig6ttul antleipasions Of citizens have
Ill been disaipssed. Everybody retires at
night feeling abnndautly secure In person and
property, and no one now expects disturbance
nntsl the roar OF grim vlsaged" WAT oecar
eione 1t.
| Isp1ANA TROOPS CoARa We have It from
what, in these Gays, is designated "relable
authority" that the bulk OF ths 1.diana vol
unteera will be stationed at Cairo. The first
installment Of them, Says the came authority
will reach here Monday evening.
! ST. LOUIS. Axn NAsHV1IE PRocuaIse
:. ARMs FROM NEW URLBANs.-FIom the otHet n
Of the steamer B. u. Rnnyan, here yesterday,
We learn that Atty thousand stand Of arms
have been moved, overland, from New Or
leans to Nashville, aud that the fonndries Of
the latter city ara actively engaged in manu-
featuring PFojectifes.
From plher PARTIES we learn (and the report
: comes In an authentic shaps) that ten thon-
sand stand Of arms arrived In st. Louis yester.
T.. day, shipped from New 0zleans per steamer
SFon, ID sugar hogsheads, thus e1uding the
vigilance Of The troops a. Cslso: -...., :.
smithland, KY, yesterday, under the mark oi
'atngls whihetrees."
The SECOND CAIRO CoAPAHr.-Capt. Cst
lets's company, belng the second formed II
! Cairo, is aiEeady nearly full. They were pa
. rading the tom yesterday, with flags flying
presenting quits tertidc front TO spectators
r and exciting great admizatiun On the part O
the ladies'.
= FRoK PADuuAH.-A large meeting was he'll
= In Paaucah on tne 81 Instant, the chief objee
Of which WAS to set the thousand 1idiculou
rumors In this behatf Ut rest, aud to aseuE
+ the public genezs1y. and 8 ,uthesu Illinois |,
9 peaeefal intercourse, and that they will orl
e vary from such course when driven 80 to d,
bY aetual ihSssion.
Oouoarning the gathering Of troops At Pa
.. dueah. wa extract ths following from . lat
Rssore5. Taat iii zepozss Of the eonesntratio
u of rFoops IN OF nsas pAdacah. for any aggzsasiV
afeo.s. r. wnG 9ss. ss I'D 1a@9 %
@ sa.ns:. sas e. one - e nd 'se s q ia a i
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DETROIT, May 10-The Military: snd Vol
unteer r lief bills passed both Houses OF the
Legislature BY unanimous vote. Tho former
provide. for ten regiments, to ba enrolled ~
directed by the Governor and transferable at
ths Fl asidsut's order, into the Federal service,
To latter pr wides for fzisiog funds By rou-
nItsee fpr tte relief Of families Of the voluu-
Tie war Loan Bill, providing one million
of dola-s By the Issue OF bonds, running
twenty fse years snd drawing per cent IN
terest Alao passed Without dissenting voice.
The Lexlslature adloufus to morrow noon.
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NxM YoRx, My lo-The New York Herald.s
Now Orl, u dispatch Of the Q b Ea5s tie
Tsxs troops left Victoria to intercept Col.
Reeves comnand Of GO stro1E above s,n
had surrendered at San Antonio. Col. Waisa,
the succsaa3r Of Twisgr, L. s Z rtsonez of war.
The Bs1gin Consul denied the atateme Mt
ttat be had mads arEacgemeuts with the Con-
fsdsrats States to supply them with arns
ffs,m Ba1zium.
structed b. sinking vessels to prevent the en-
frence of var YeS64lA,
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HE4FK GUNS At CA1RU.
4 gentleman who left Cairo, on Thurs
day evening, informs Us that ie saw si1
thiry-two founders at Villa Ridge, a few
miles north Of Camp Defiance, on platform
cars, going to G=n- Prentiss. He says also
TINT it was Gen. Premises purpose TO con.
mence stopping all boats as soon as his
heavy ordnance should arrive.
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ImpottAnt from H&FFdsburshs

.HaHR1sBunaH, May 1o-Ttpops from n. (.
city viii hereafter P rs through This Place, ~
irving By the Est Jersey RAhoad ano gong
to fillmore By the Northern Central They
can reach Washington quicker and cheaper
than by the Annapolis ronte: -: ;.
Application has been made BY private pz1+
ties II Eastern 6tates to Gov. Curtin t4 per
nit bodies OF armed free blacks to paas through
Fennsy1vanIa. They mat with uneonditio
rsfassl, sud grest eat1stacttonls DO = ls expressed q
wefe 10 arouse ;the- tlaSes Of tbs Southern
8tates to rebellion. ~'~~ ~ '-'
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LOUISVILLE, May 9-The Houss yesterday
By a vote or rs against 7, passed resolution
askiuk the Governor to communicate the
names Of agena employed for the purchase q
arms, the amount, character aud number Of
artss purchased, and, If received, what dtspo-
sition has been made thereof
IL the Senate, Mr;; Simpson introduced +
resolution, which lies over, that the Governor
be requested to issue proclamation forthwith,
prohibiting the passage Of armed men from
Tennessee or elsewhere through Kantucky for
the nurpose Of attacking,
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r.iosk MS" f1oca London, reports April 1eth, I: Il
tm On Gita ars supposed . b lanner laden; sen:
boat: saw nobody On board d-nAme wa
h,1rnud mfr
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!. New York, May l0.-The Tina has sdvfcea
par the KedH that the Secessiontsts h4va 4
battery Of 68 Founders Ut the month OF fha
James river. The steam tug Yanta VA hred
On, but the shall passed 'oyef har. The tants
Of the Secession forces lining tho Whole BANK
Of tho river, sre distinctly sesn rom tns 19 I'm:
In tn inah CIumbIads and BaEhetts guns
oa thn land eida Of fha Fozt, to % protected
bT gand ie1 enHenchment&- Tho big Kaa
Rodman, foimarly tas Floyd, I. mounted 70
sWeap the bay. -: ..1s !; = e.:
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WAsH1acroS, May 1o.-Ths Btates Of Ohio
Ipd1aoa aud Illinois will be subdtyided into
several military depote called. depots Of tht
OhIo. Gsp. MeLelland Of Ohio has been a..
e]g7@d the command
Tho President has issued "A order that all
army QfH.ess except those entered into ssE
v1cs siuee aInes April 1st, shall take aud sub
s:rtbe anew toe oNh OF allegiance.
AZ least 800 coo volunteers have rendered
their servicea to the Government.
A larga train Of cara arrived thus morning morning
with tso57a who passed uninte1rEptealy
through Baltimore.