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, 1861-05-28
TWO Additional Regiments from
=, - Iowa.

lF1on the Keokuk Gate City, May a.
: Col. Curtis returned from 'Des Moines last
evening, and reports. that the Governor has
accepted companies to compose the second
regiment.
lie also reports eight companies already &C.
cepted, to compose the third regiment
The second regiment will be assembled here
and mustered In this week, and the third regi-
ment will be here and mustered in next.
Tents have been sent for, andare expected by
the regiments which are respectively mus tered.
Clothing has not yet been fully provided for,
and it Is feared that both tie second aud
third regiments viii be scarce Of blankets, as
there are none On sale In this town. Tho c1tt-
z:ns viii probably be called on :to contdbnte
second regiment will have hard time OF It,
Over a hundred companies are already Of.
fered to the Governor aud pressed upon him
for acceptance, from which It will be seen that
Iowa is behind noStato In the Union in the war
spirit.
The Legislature ril1 probably finish its work
and atipp1u this week.
, 1861-05-28

TIE UBIQUITOUS BES.-The Atlanta (Ga-)
I,uel1igenesr says that Col Ben. McCulloch,
IN company with Commodore IDgrabam. pos
sed through that city On the ed inst ten
route for his field Of 1nbor, which is not def
nitely ascertalned. On the other huid theN.
0. Dt[4a Of the 21st says Ben Is now In ~.
kansss, With Col. Van Dom, hoth. o.. ithe neele
Of Montgomery. and Jim Lane II Knnsas.
, 1861-05-28

~ Though North Carolina has been bur.
lied ont Of the Union BY her traitor Governor,
the people are far trom being unanimous for
Secession. At q meeting held q few days
since ut Norrisville, HEREFORD county, resolc-
tions were adopt ed declaring 1t to be tho duty
Of the Governor to give his support to the
Federal Government, by responding to the
call Of the President for troops, and denoun-
cling the terrorism e1ertea to silence ill Union
men,
, 1861-05-28

One Of the Ohio companies contains SIX
teen brothers, by the name Of Fisch, residents
Of Daytc They we're born in Durheln, In
Germany. The family numbers in all nine.
teen children, sixteen boys, all Of whom arc
with the regiment, as stated above. The par
euts aze living in New York, aud their chill
dren hare obtained leave to visit them in TINT
city.
, 1861-05-28

Coz AoDpL1R t-uis chicken hearted
tale1, inc aseoc1ate Of Il Gen. Walker" and
VINO "as eaptu "a tn Honduras with him, but
neggea 80 Ike poltroon for his worthless
LIE 1nD the natives Let him Of. is enllsting 8
r.>any at Anguish for the confederate srmy.
T.nereTer this company goes chickens win be
scarce,
, 1861-05-28

It Is stated that the War Department viii
probably accept the proposition Of the P1g.
supply tie army with bread; His otter: IS to-
erect large ovens, and bake al the bread, for
the troops while they remain u Washington
the Government to supply him With fQm
and give him a site for the ovens, In Or near
the City, and he win bear al the expenses OF
, 1861-05-28

Our Flag ORR The .1faA bags-Hdppv 0use, at
The Ha3sin9-I President Lincoln Catches the
= Eueze-11e Cabin1 sail in-Secr1ary Of In
terror aaeod-11e Pursuit Of TVife Hnd<r
difficulties 1y the. Presidents Church Of &.
AiGysins.
, 1861-05-28

TuE1Esa11su Yo1usTEERs AND THE WAR,:-
The London correspondent ok th7 New York
Iba says that there Is . movement among The
Volunteers u Englsna Y gc - 1eSimtns T. fr
var. &A:nnmber have already ahrted for the
United etatea equipped for tie light. Some
Of these are old Crineau Boldie1s, and Will
glYe > good account Of themselves, - i.
, 1861-05-28

The peIniciou& article In the Chicago Dem
oerat eome time since, designed to create q Il:
ct here, Is rejoicing the traitors in South Car.
olina amazingly The Charleston Courier oi
the 21st has q dispatch from Alexandria, In the
following words:
"Riots are Mrtdtened in Chicago, unless the
laborers there, nte paid IN other thaaH9ild oa]
money. 4 crisis &atns to Be arising in the North
WfHh ..... .,- ..
, 1861-05-28

Fors Piekens not 10 be Attaeked Sat
RF%sent!'' g:
The Montgomery correspondent Of the New
Orleans Delta suggests that. there will be no
rash haste made In -attsckug Fort Paekens.
He writes under date OF Aay:1sth: >
"For q day or two past HE opinion hos bean
freely expressed BY several ell informed cltf-
zeue, that the GoTe1umentdo docs not contem-
plate the initiation Of hostilitles at Pensacola
The simple occupation OF Fort By the
either to the honor qr:to the Interest Of the
country, and that the only object this Confed-
erac3 has III view, In the maintenance Of 50
lalga an army in Flozida, d to protect and re-
tain possession at tbs Pensacola Navy Yard
Il this opinion proves ttue-and tbs: proras-
tinated peaceful attitude nf: cur army entities
it to some conaide1stinn-then will our troops
hayethe opportunity to manifest: their zeal
for the Southern canse,, md their: loyalty to
them country, by the suppression OF every
mu1mur Of disappo posnsmentn u
, 1861-05-28

~ As has been previously aTowed, Col
Fremont Is coming home to proder his sez-
vices to the Government. He has been or
ganizing, By letter, an army among the dare
devil Bnlfe-and. revolver boys Of California,
with which to make 3 diversion into Texas,
unless Mr. Cameron assigns him a post Of
duty ut another point.
, 1861-05-28

4 wellposted Nashville correspondent Of
the Boston Iru,xzer says the first object OF tile
rebel troops organized in Tennessee is to rush
kentucky out Of the Onion IN tpite Of The people.
We have already published Tarious facts and
statements to the same effect,
, 1861-05-28

j., >WHrAr UxnAnKEtxnlTha lThdia Galena ddper-
titsr learns that there l. q very 1arge quantity
ot.whsst unmsrketedh high up IN the Watesa Of
the Minnesota Steamers had gone up to
, 1861-05-28
A Rising IN THE WATERS IN
LAKE MICHIGAN.

One Of those singular oscillations in the
lakes, which have been observed OCCASION
ally from the time Of the explorations Of
the Jesuit fathers, was Witnessed yesterday
in Luke Michigan. "A variety Of signs,
such as the mirage Of the distant shore,
unusual depression Of the barometer, and
q sudden rise Of the temperature from
cool, bracing air to g sulry heat indlca-
ted an unusual commotion in the atnos-
pheric elements. About eleven o'clock L.
III, when our attention was first called to
the phenomenon, the waters Of the lake
1.4.u 4tseu uuuut tnlrty-0ne inches above
the ordinary leye], and in the: course Of
half an hour, they again receded Through.
out the whole day they continued to cbb
and flow, at intervals Of fifteen OF twenty
minutes, and the current between the out
er and inner breakwater, near the Illinois
Central Round House, was SO great OF
times that row-boat made little or no
headway against It. The extreme Varia.
tion between high and low water was near,
II three feet. The wind all day, was of
shore, from the s. w the effect Of which
Was to keep down the waters instead Of &c
cumu1ating them at this psiut. About
eight o'clock in the evening,,it veered sud-,
denly to the North West, and blew vio-
lent gale, accompanied by vivid electrical
displays. This morning (donday}, we hear
Of telegraphic lines prostrated, of persons
killed by Lightning, &c, while the lake, nj
though agitated, exhibits noce Of the pull
sations Of yesterday.
In Foster d Whitney's Report on the
Geology Of Lake Superior, the phenomena
Of these fluctuations are elaborately dis
cuEsed; and for the most part they are
found to be tie premonition Of an ap-
preaching gale. They remark that the
earth may be regarded as surrounded by
two oceans, one aerial, the other liquid.
By the laws which regulate two fluids thus
relatively situated, q local disturbance in
the one would produce q corresponding
disturbance in the other. Every rise or
fall Of one-t wentieth of an inch in the
mercuria1 column would. be attended with
an elevation or depression in the surface OF
the water equal to one inch. 4 sudden
change Of the atmospheric pressure over a
large body Of water, Would cause per
pendicular rise or fall, in the manner ot
waves, greater than the mere weight ITSELF
which would propagate themselves in a
series Of undulations from the centre o1
disturbance These undulatibns result
from an unusual disturbance Of the atmos
phere, occurring around the margin Of 8
l.storm, and lis effects are perceived befort
the storm actually 11reaks
, 1861-05-28

w The Char1stonians cannot even hang
man decently. They attempted, on Friday
last, to execute one Moore, for murder, but
tie rope broke aud the Wretched man fell to
the ground. The moose was finally lyreadtusted,
and The death procesa completed
, 1861-05-28

:: "A BEAUTIFUL sENT1AEzT.-A Cairo co17es-
pontent OF the F1oridenes Journal writes
thst upon the occasion Of, the recent
Wilt Of the Hon. Emerson ,- Etheridge
and friends to that place, and when nbout to
depart for Tennessee, he was urged. by those
present to make speech. III. E, with deep
emotion, replied !" No, not now but when
The bird OF war has: folded his wings, and tho
bird OF. peace spreads :hers .upon the- breese,
~hen these rspeas Aow once. again Nth peace
!; md goodwill through unite, g e9d goyerned
land, 1Win come and talk TO- you~ from the
depths Of = grateful hearth -: :::::' - -:
, 1861-05-28

81 An advertisement In the Now Orleans
papers cals upon the citizens Of the Scnth 10
Withdrew oil patronage from Wheeler Il Wi1-
son, because they presented q stand Of colors
to Company D, Thirteenth Regiment New
Ynfk Efate Militia
, 1861-05-28
Success of MILES Greenwood In Rifiins
old musketa.
From the Cincinnati Commercially

SUCCEA4 Oh Hxle8 GREENWOOD LII h1UA031
old musketa.
From the Cincinnati Commercially
:. We arepleesed to learn that Miles Green
wood is now prepared to rifle one hundred
muskap per day. The machinery prepared
for this purpose is the latest improvement,
and works admirably.
Some Of the old muskets manufactured In
1888, and altered TO use percussion locks. were,
altered and tested yesterday. The nuskets
were ri1ed in the Enfield style. They were
tested by Mr.. Greenwood and Colonel Gran-
ger, of Gen. McCleljan's staff
Using the conical ball they we're found cf1cc-
tire at elsTen hundred yards. At seven hun
dred and fifty yards, the firing vas remarkably
accurnte, and the balls penetrated several
inches into dry oak tree.
We learn that hfr. Greenwood has 4 contract
to rifle thirty thousand n1uskets, nov in pos
session Of the State Of Ohio. In few days
The 1iaed 1nusEets vim &c almost As good Is
the famous Enfield rifles.
, 1861-05-28

tsOccasional" writes to the Philadelphia
Pres that very decided movement is being
made nfaycr Of the appointment Of Thomas
under the present Administration.
, 1861-05-28

. Savannah sis { Glosely >blocksded sy
{Teesfs Of the Fedetl fleeet-a Let acknoul-
edged by the seuthetn.,eds ,tffei1 qhwtl.
jau&1y..~,. - &. y 's.'1 Il:
, 1861-05-28

The ladies' Of Washington have prepaged q
splendid three hundred dollar flag, which they
propose to have run up On the While Ho1lae
In i few days, with imposing ceremonies.
, 1861-05-28

=. Several colnmbiads of flonK range and hrgo
calibre were at the Central depot yesterday
Their destination, We presume, Is Cat5o. In
dfdnapo2n Journal, 25sh.. ;;.t :....; :~ =,
, 1861-05-28

E Horace Day, the India RUBBER man,
has presented Col Audereon's Kentucky brig"
ade With 1900 Rapsacks
, 1861-05-28

4 Cnunk Of Bet. sttahH don't you take. It ~
The Buckeyes, $500 as aduance guard Great
reception on Rnnsuzrania 4senue-Fo1sr COM
ta,atcs marched to place 4tnknown-Euery man
;. Teadl-Jo1n Bull .bttter not n.elue-R1sh at
Nluards-1he old Chicago lop firm in tom
More shooting Taking the Lion's share.
, 1861-05-28
From Cairo via Cincinnati.
LEQf1cspondepee Cincinnati Gazette.1

CA1Ro, May q.
MempIs has gone into the steamboat steal
ing business on large scale, Besides the
Sovereign, they have added to their stolen
property the John Walsh and +. J. Lakeland,
Tor Bt- Louis, and the Prince Of Wales, for
Cairo, together with their cargoes. The Prince
Of Wales wa8 taken on Monday. She bad 4
valuable freight and very large passenger
trip Her passengers were obliged to come
up By rai1road-aG who were able to pay the
going the humiliation Of having their baggage
searched at Humboldt, on the Mississippi and
Ohio railroad.
The John Walsh brought up to Memphis
two heavy guns, 50 poundtrs, from New Or
leans. It is reported that she will be used a.
"troop ship" md to convey munitions ol war
between New Orleans aud Memphis. What
they will do with the other boats We cannot
imagine, unlees they are contemplating an at
Appearances undoubtedly inaleatethat Cairo
is in danger, and VIC would rot be surprised at
its being attacked at any time. Memphis is turn.
ed into camp, and West Tennessee IS full Of
Memphis from New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
Large numbers Of Tennessee troops are con-
centrating at Jackson and Union City, under
the personal direction Of Gen. Pillow himself
Three companies hare gone to Jackson from
Paducah, and it Is said that they took with
through the peighboring part of Kentucky,
that the Tennesseaus intend demonstration
toward Cairo.
From tho Cairo Camp Register.]
David ]. Tucker, the volunteer who killed
Jerry Sullivan on Tuesday evening, il now in
the city prison, and not in ths guard.
house, as we stated yesterday. He Wil1 be
tried BY the civil authorities.
shortly utter his incarceration, :beeontng
EfrRThEE 1la
, 1861-05-28

1z2Ed[bs5D4H, ETAGzuh CoEat7y U1.o.
Ja1aary ST., iii
HIHf G. HPALpEya,
No s3 Cedar street. n. 2.
DKAR S11.-Inclesed dad twentydye cents, 0a) toe
which send box Of 'CephaIic Pills 6e1d 70 aCdreaa
Of Rev. Wu. C. Eilier. RsJ1oltsbuz. F1analla CouE
ioCR PmLa WORK L11 caA3x-cru HxAD.
ACEA ALMOST HsTAAf1K.
mi
, 1861-05-28

Total number treated. ...........-..........Ta
The only death that has occurred was that
Of the citizen who was accidentally shot by .
guard.
, 1861-05-28

[Trctp tie Democrat, St. Clort. Nan,1
n yon sre. have teen troubled With .ae
se1d for boz tcsrhano Pa6) 40 shst 7oK G7a7 BATS
them IN case OF II attack
, 1861-05-28

.. MAsoET1LL1, Cal1.. Feb 5:h DH-
NE EF1LprHH.
SiR-L Rave tried your CephaEc ptlla, and Ltx1
rH1N 80 WILL that want you 70 send ne t7o .o!A-s
worth MoTe.
Paft Ct these are for the ae'gansts to whom cara
iav ont Ct taa n98t box get nom yuu,
Send the Pills BY nlatl- @sd cbltxe
TCur QbeGtfnt sE:Y11t
JAMES KENNEDT.
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" The ramparts Of Fort Hamilton present a
scene OF warlike activity every day. The Third
Rhode Island Regiment, now stationed at that
ion Is undergoing thorough course Of artillery
or1eers Of the regnlar Army located there are
called into requisition for drill purposes Even
TIE Ordnance Sergeant and Quartermaster Ser
geant are not exempt.
III Nathaniel C. Mclean, eldest son Of thu
late Judge Mclean, Of the Supreme Court, is
raising regiment In Ohio for Gen Fremont's
army The neld onicers are among the first cit :
ment.
III The armament Of the guuboat Curiew has
been placed on board. It consist Of four broad :
side guns and q rined Parrot gun mounted on the
spar deck forward. The steamer will be sent to
sea early this week, a. she Ii wanted Immediately
III The United States Marshal In New York
has been purchasing an extensive range for the
culinary department at Fort Lafayette, as there 10
every probability OF large number Of boarders
occupying that marine residence for the winter
III The Governor Of Connecticut declines 70
call Tor more volunteers, In anticipation Of the
wants OF the Government-the last Legislature of
hat State having limited the number he had a
right to call for TO ten thousand.
III The Rothschilds are now chief owners Of
the London Times. Suspicious people see In this
iact an explanation OF its persistent attacks upon
American credit, which they hope will enable
them to get the loan cheaper.
=, W TIVE s.a,es Will hold their annual cleo
tions on Tuesday, the 9Th Of October-namely:
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa, Indiana, and Minnie
sofa
III The acting governor Of Kansas has issued
40 order requiring every male in the State, be-
tween lS and IS, capable Of bearing arms, to en-
roll himself IN some military company.
liz Rev Sylvester Rosscrans, a brother of
the General, 10 pastor Of Catholic Church at
Cincinnati and editor Of the Telegraph, the organ
Of Archbishop Purcell -
iOThe Lewiston Journal understands that q
Union fsg s<as torn down In the lower part ~
Durham one day last week, and secession rag
run up In its place. Hf1
III The exports ut the port Of Philadelphia for
the week ending Sept e6 were e2os, $50, and the
imports tor the same time e37 SO. .SIs1 ia
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DESTRUCTION OF THE Lock HAVEN AND WILL
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hanna river began gradually to rise, and by
Sunday morning had risen to twelve feet above
low water mark News reached here by tele-
graph that the booms at Lock Haven and Will
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O'Clock the surface of the river was covered
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our citizens to view the magnificent sight:
The loss to the boom companies must be very
great, and no doubt reached one million and a
half of dollars. This is the second time with
In short period that these companies have
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trfOt and Unio7
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VI. WOOD AND COAL
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