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Rebel Flag in Havana-How il wa,
Hauled Down.

A&CuSA AAdS E1dFdnd-I1O" II 6S /
Hauled Down.
The following interesting sccount Of
the Eaniing down oftwo rebel aags in the
harbor Of Havana, Is from an officer of
the frigate Niagara, under date the Goth:
lone Of the first .hings that attracted
our attention waa the rebel flag flying
from the mast head Of two trading vessels
mcored among the merchant ships on one
side of the harbor. They Haunted very
bravely in the breeze, but the feeling On
board the Niagara was very decided that
they must come down.
By way Of evasion and subterfuee, a
little ensi gn Of the stars and stri pes, scarce
larger than your hand, or than hose sur
rounding cake at a 4th of July dinner,
was fastened at ha mast, b. e,ieve on the
| spanker haliards. This looked like ad
ding insult to injury. 1t did not take
Capt. McKeon long to make up bis mind
as TO his action in the case. A boat was
instantly called away, and Lieut.. Potter
dispatched TO the vessels, to order those
flags lowered.
The Captain of the FIRST vessel boarded
on being told the object of the visit, very
fatty declared that he would not lower
the flag.
Very we'll sir said Potter. at the same
ftime drawing a revolver from his coal
bosom, 'rhen we will do it for YOU
Boys" (caIling over the side to the boats
crew. "come here and haul down this
flag"
The frst word was hardly uttered be.
fore the boys were all ready for the worl
their hands had been itching to do. Blu
the skippe, at once thought better Of hi.
purpose, and said be would do it himself
Very well SIR said the Lieutenant
haul it down. and take good care :ha
you don't hoist it again."
The other soon followed suit, much t,
the salts tactic n and no small amusemen
not only of all on board the Niagara, bu
of muititudes of others. both afioat an
on shore. The vessels are both from Ne,
, Orleans, ard before they can reach thel
The Mississippi will be efectualy b'ock
AIDED, and it caught with the rebel flag O
board which they declined to give uI
will of course, become lawful prizes.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
SpA1N.-It is intimated that Spain Wi

SPA1N.-It is intimated that Spain will
reject our Minister to that government
Although this seems to be the opinion o.
Representatives from Spain,ip in Washington
we doubt whether that government will
think it for her interest to take so unreas.
enable step at this time. There has
teen i'll feeling against the United States
on the part of Spain ever since the Mexi
can war. Perhaps she may think it will
be wisdom on her part to act thus rashly
in rejecting our Minister. We shall see.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
WOMEN,

According to Hallsr, women bear hun
ger longer than men,, according to Plu-
tarch, they can resist the effect OF vine
better; according to Unger, they grow
older and are never bald; according te
Pliny, tkey are seldom attacked by liz
ons (on the contrary they will run aftsl
ions) and according to Gunter, they car
lalk few!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
The Way They "Soger" at tha South

The Way They "Soger" at the South
A gentleman who travelled with Col
Maxey Gregg's South Carolina Regi.
ment part Of the way from Richmond
to Manassas Luncti ON, says that the,
were accompanied by two hundred ne
groes, who carried their masters arms
knaps acks, and in many cases On ,xtr,
hat. The guns were strapped on t.
the backs of the negroes. A peculla
feature was full negro band, whic
played Dixie elegantly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

How Is TH1s.--The Washington cor
respondent of the New Yori Times says
hat by private letter the last steamer from
Europe, he learns th at travellers from the
Southern Confederacy are presenting pass
ports signed "Robert Toombs. Secretary
of State" A recognition of these pass
ports by foreign government would be
a recognition Of the Confederacy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
STATE. IiEEsH.

We learn from the Ohio State Journ-
al, that the Fund Commissioners, left
that city on "Wednesday last. fer New
York, with the necessary funds to meet
the interest OF the state debt falling due
the zst Of July.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
NORTH CAROLINA MOVING.

The Union sentiment is not dead. in
North Carolina, though it is very much
crushed down by secession terrorism.-
Col. G. H. Foster is goiug to make a
gallant fight for Congress in the first
District as an unconditional Union candi-
date. He will soon take the STAMP and
meet the traitors face to face, as be did
successfully at large public meetings in
the recent contest. Col. Foster has re-
Gently been in Washington, and a letter
rom there says:
Mr.. Foster is a man of iron will and
undaunted courage, of bri liant talent,
with very effective and finished style
of oratory. He was among the ablesi
supporters Of Breckenridge in the last
campaign, and was also the 6rst 10 take
the stump for the Uni at the opening
OF this great rebellion. He says that i
few federal regiments were stationed
in North Carolina, one in each congres,
sional district, to protect the Union men
here would be fun delegation of uncon-
ditional Union members elected (
Congress from that State, on the frs
Thursday Of August next, and that
brigade of loyal North Carolinians nigh
be easily raised to cooperate wi h lh
Federal forces in putting down the trea
senable usnrpation of Governor Eli
and others in this State.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

On the average, even more rugged than
those ''to the manor born.'' Nor are
they more liable to fall ints the clutches
of Cholera ssand "Yellow Jack than. the
"Chivalry,' pure and unde6led.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
n E w S .
71ospspissd tfiosa tie 7slegraphsc Celuasn'
of Daily Papers.
The Bank Mob in Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, June "a.

MILWAUKEE, June "a.
The feeling against the Banks, which
has been growing some days, culmina-
ted this morning in an attack on them, by
a. naob. Mlchell's Bank was first attack
ed.
The furnituse was destroyed. Mr.
Mitchell, with several CLERKS, was in the
building at the time, one of whom wa'
carried out insensible.
i The mob afterwards attacked the Stat
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
Rebel Movements in Central and W ssterss
Virginia.
HAaARsTowN, June 20.


HAeARsTouN, June 20.
Intsllis ence is received to-day indica-
tory that Gov. Wise diverged from the
line of attack on McClellen's column and
has gone with 1000 men to repel the ex-
pedition said to have gone up the Kama
wha. The Secession force at Romney
does not exceed / 500 men.
Col. Jackson is opposite Williamspert
with FIVE rebel Regiments.
1t is also stated 1900 Virginia troops arc
encamped near Falling Waters Eve miles
from Wiiliamspert.
An express arrived from Bunker Hill
fsaying 5000 Virginia troops are lying
there and at Martinsbarg and yariens-
points along the Potomac between Hans
cock and Harper's Ferry.
| A strong battery is being raised upon
wooded hill overlooking the Fais
Grounds at Winchester.
When Gen. johnson evacuated Har~
per's FERRY, lis whole column marched
to Charlestown and from thence TO Bum
ker's hill, and when on Sunday Gen .Pat-s
terson's column crossed the Ii8eI, be
drew up his whole force in line Of batne.,.
expecting to be attacked.
From Bunkcr's Hill large force re-
turned to Winchester.
Jackson's 5000 men have marched to-
ward the Poto mac.
Gen. Johnston's force at Winchester
did not exceed ,ooe men, unless re-
endorsements have arrived since Sunday
| last.
The plan of the Confederates is to draw
Gen. Patterson's column into Virginia
and then retreat. fighting at all points
where there is a chance of successful rss
sistance.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

The Richmond Examiner says thai
there are not less than 5000 unemPloyeo
negroes in Richmond. Business gensral
lly at a stand still.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
Bank, the Bank of Milwaukee

Bank, the Bank of Milwaukee
Bank, and Martins Brokers' Off,,
damage done to these WAS very le,s
The Montgomery Guards, Capt. o.
ke, were called eat bJ the Mayor. bu
ter arriving upon The ground refused
act.
The Zouaves were thsn called ont
fred on the mob with buckshot. r
are entertained that sad work viii
this afte rnoon.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
A BaItimore::Traitor Held {. Bail.

EaItlmoresI faltof Hefd Z BaII
BALTIMORE, June 2&.
Samuel Fern, flour merchant, has been
held to bail il $40, 900 for treason; char
ged with placing anchors across the rail-
road track on the 18th Of April.
Three prominent rebel leaders Wers
arrested and brought to this camp.
The Eighteenth Regiment, from Camp
Douglas. and a company of dragons
from Centralia, arrived here today.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
Cong, essionai Matters in pennsy,

H. B. Wright, Union candidate for
Congress from the Twelfth Gongressional
District, is elected over D. K, Randaly
Democratic candidate. by an overahelm-
ing majority.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

Ex GoyERsoRs.-The four States ef:
Maine, Massachusetts,, New Hans -
and New York, hAreasn sggzee
thirty-seysn living TX Gers |22e2
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
PH1LApELpgIA, June 24.

T tuud
Colonel Charles Biddle has been nemi-
mated by the Democrats for Congress, in
the Second District. The Republican
candidate is Charles O'Neil.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
The Compromise Canards.

INC CempTomlse anardS.
WAsHIaGTon, June %.
: All the reports and speeulations about
disposition on the part of the Presidens
and Cabinet or Gen. Scott, or nybodY
else to faver compromise or delay. havs
no foundation or truth.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
Paying the Troops.
New York, June 9.

Army .Taymasters to-day commences
their disbursem ents to the troops.
A conference of military leaders was
held yesterday, and it is now thought the
programme will be changed, and for-
ward movement will soon take place.
Secretary Chase will undoubtedly rec
ommend moderate revision Of the Nor
rili Tariff bill.
The tone of foreign dispatches to or
Government are most favorable. um
A member of the Senate Military Com-
mittes expresses a determination to silt
all army appointments with view Of their
fitness.
The Posts dispatch says that leading
members of Congress are resolved to do
no general legislation at the extra session
-ccn6ning the business exclusively 10 the
war.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
Call and Settle,

All persons knowing themselves to be indrbt
ed to the New Cash Store, will please call and
settle their accounts.
Remember short settlements make long
riends.
W. H. HUBBARD,
Upper Sandusky, June 1st, 1861.
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More RegiAents from New JerseY.
TRENTON, n. J.. June %.
Gov. Olden received orders to send to
Washington Immediately three regiments.
They 60 via Baltimere On Friday mex,
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I EWIS GAYLORD CLARK "A NEW

I EWIS GAYLORD CLARK "A NEW
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The Volunteer Engineer Regiment, i.

The Volunteer Engineer Regiment,
Col EDWARD w. SERRELL, now at the Seat OF Var
The nav of Soldiers IN this regiment 1: ,,r
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provided for by the authorities. -- - m
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS $500 BOUNTY will be
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Enlistment for three years, during the war
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ueniar QrARrHRsAsTER-0ESEkAIs OYficE, /
WasHIssToS CRY, Dec. p. 1861
The Secretary Of War directs tat no more horse'
bought until ell now belonging TO the Government are IL
he attention Of al Qnserasers OF the Regular and Vol
Army called 10 the above order from the Secretary Of
I~u. NJ c. MEIGS,
Qusrterrr aster- General L. s.
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Cavairys Cavalry "A few good men wanted to MI
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e'ecsen Col SWANS Regiment last TO be rsised in this
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Il nIs Thsyer, 500, xtom Cash, f25 / from cssh,
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s. THE CHIEFS DAUGHTER R................... so
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