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, 1861-07-25

II ESTEE S SALE ~
: E%.aarttt9. Car1}le!tt. Henry Nau.'
l. Waller, his ltr, * xss:usrl and .lcEss:s
Scnnimots- a certain deed af 1cn5t. vi i
AIksrll Nth, - ID. l9al 1,,L NAs res5 a., = 4
Ut tie RecGsr1!kr Of Cook Cstintt. Elnsls
day OF M1Tyh. L. D. fstg. In Butt@ NV!
~: whereby tile.s r,attt eunyeth1tc s. Il. !;
u land therein Described, to strnre ~
certain notes and tnteftAt thereon " ~,
said tYnst deed. which said notes were :; i
canifie1tl, to ssenrc al Indebtedness ~
ina -ThercaS II was provided n ~ 4. .
that in cSSe slEf.sslE &1ioalI tc Mallc u x. i
said pretnt.ssry nste% or Interest ora2:
according TO ths:r teasr and effect. vt E5r : :
sepfa1iT9s " asxl3ns. itshStlM be!aNfns
mes IL x4.Il Az. tlt.pose sf sail prr:::ll.t:t
tAerrpk ~ 5uanner prescribed hy Eats: tiIfT isf
wb&re1s, default hiss heen ntad4 b. So
payment Ut certain interest Ut sad -.
rs-t due and xrpai2- Antt- w!w:sasl III
tccn made to ne. the said stan.Etne: ri
cr~ of eaitl notes. 4, acl SAIL premises
cred By said deed to 10. 1.
Nhx. therefore, nettcc II i.ershr w,
On the tweAty-sfxhth day u stpis..st,,f;..:: :s.
II sc!eck in the forenoon sell y l'niEs .i,f .
natth laGr af the Court lIeIss- 70 snr g
Cask Country. lnlnof5, fur the h'<.M,1-r :, r.:.t
the same Will bring In cash. tl.t ~. ,:a7s
md AL rGht, lenelt and e4r!ts u ~ Mi. i,
Canlne!d- on6 Waller art:: .ih: 'ts,: rsE5:
e.rt:ln pieces and parsci- laat;; s:s@st-
If Cock and State sr Illinois. NJ, aa,l @fsI: IL.
namely: Lets II, X =. II II GlutH - 81 Il !.
4. II. 10. ~ and Il III Dlu,'x !: 1tt5 r =; Il.
Hack II LAf% !. ., - In N'eeS + ~ "a t.
Aulcy . suhsiivisisn 1t the noEsa iaT II II -
Of the west half sf tilc y. =. 9hN Nth,tx:e
-sN- k1sE.% lying tn nts19i: tnG sesiE :. Il AS!Nv,+
, 1861-07-25
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHIC GO.

.npyvEn ...,JuIy q.
n..a...o, ~ hf hr,x
stmr Michigan. bte"Md. UnsouAs"1' ~ "A e|40
hfh. 10 oaIea Wool. ZOE Mn1.. xto,~
Trop usdeasou'gh, Hopkins o4densoafgn' Q 'o"7
Mtzc. v.s.ts,r
nachIses, stoyes: "aGoa, lt1 casuuso' -
tkGe eusdt, ~ 90 ueh. 40! w. M4A1. ctn
Bark Hans croeker. Fitzgerald. fehhttgo' Sio N
=. lumber; l5g n min; na1;,, mr. ,un,,a~ M, rea
M'.od from G5and IrayTsse y by. 1rn ~
lumber
Echr Little Belle Atrby, arana NaFcn, W m lun~
her, u cos good.
Scnf Gszel1c, Andtrton, Shcboygou, Is bsla dour,
Is eds woud-
Sclr Wa1rcn. Coroner. Gratd RtIeE, G5 eds wood.
Schr Euion, Glrich, Holland, Is eds wood
, 1861-07-25

L1BERA1.-Thcre representatives Of the Mich
igau Southern Railroad in this city generous
ly furnished the Fifth Wisconsin Regiment
last evening with a boantifal supply OF hot
ccffce Is preuaratory to their nights ride,
, 1861-07-25

RtcsLES SA' h. u:
i Henry aller a.a Enr,. 3. y,,-.
1utct sLE Ieu-efe1 u !. Tau = ge,,:@fs
deco OF trust. dated 3Ixrch t.lj' :
coIde1.D thr Once 1T tie i;;-t t,:1es -
/ iiEt T. In the I'll, day Ct :.:.a,r = t!tt
IL OF I,tttt, 1t Pays ~. +, n. tsi.,.s.
fhna and prcD!.es ttefe :. .3..r,,br t..
Gure tic pay n cnt Of certain tr; 1.s.-;;
trust d<so epEeihcG: asI. VT te,e!A Il IL ::
sasn def9 taar 10 case dttAc;t siloHti j. ::
utEzy Hh1le- 70 rag :31c ;etos aLd -
Mt MD ie.p. c:lyef; become NE rro..
terror aEh tHEet. thea o, appi,ra.tan ~;
Gs1pCAt- thelr isssi re stseltarsta =
Ekrt.st tA 1aH snl Tor, ai4s SscAl. 4 a. T., =.
Ct ARit F!e.n!a- 9. Ef ANY rast t.-te =
btne4f a1Q tQ1tl5 Of ftdeA ptI , af 49,
uNP, tht1r heirs CT aas4gna. ttett's. =
sGItbsd IL sui deed; aid. Whrreu =.
Meats q lEtersrt On sa:d nt,tes raw II
nefaitlt tas ben mad: oy saia Htart l..
1nthk Of said Itlt 're7 On .Aii n0tA> ii -.
the ssme tel lae, ard SAID / ttre4t E.;.
up to this time; and wGersas. ts44 :.
katIatke t. e legal ssot.iess Ut sal ~
APPLICATION to sad ScaDmtsn to as.:e-.,
sell, ard tiapcs0 OF sA'd rEesn!3:, 3.c.--s,
vis.e ns Of eai. c&et II tsebt
NV tnezkttre, notice IL h.Ehy -.
said j xeurs an!non will on - y
Gay Of September, 4. I, Isl. ai II :.
Hors.. II the rify cr f:htcaSS.a I Il: .cSGS::
offer q r sale al0 ALL. at pMbide u .zlts.. :.
ard best price the satue u III bf.l < r.. !.
afnfe said. With all right a"et.t D. d - :.
tor Of said Heory n atltfsntl ~ H. III, r.
fr. mlse4 ara situate In the cpE.lY Ii e.;
cf tl:.Enis, ard described ~ foil T.: ~.
Il. g. -. Il. - %. u. ", : 2n1 IA :. i.
l. Il, 81 In bleEk S: snd ltt%S2e, It, GG;;4;. -
i NcA uley'a .lntlt i1.A * t7a -.
Hcrttl l,AI( o. fhe Nesk half VI I z NJ:
T 80 *, i. I4E.. l:tus " tl!r C!,y ni L. ,
T. fOEEG .IAHS.,:'
Fht,aun F,1-A eff{% 1cAf
, 1861-07-25
Gbiiragn Grihttt1e;
THURSDAY, JULY rs, 1861.
THE CITY.

tn's eaS -. '' 'A0@AS ''1e - ~ ~>' ''
H. H. 1oi -'1snnesol''
sse- i.arre sale at notion of choice fqrul-
ture. r1ano forte, Ice PITCHERS, &c, this
Thursday morn at 9k O'Clock, ut 81 Lake
.ea1ee'' " onoefe' es"Pson - ""aaea'
11nrn.1-The representatives of the Mich
7r,n Southern Ra1,rnni3 in this ctr generous.
jT furnished 4he Fifth yyiecons;r Regiment
last evening with a boantIfnl sup3ly Of hot
ccfrce, ,s preparatory to their nights ride,
1hE MATE tEE1 PbELls.-AAnass 81
nna.'es 20 aoes, s'nu n''s s''i1 s,."2 o-
bells are IN admirable troupe and draw ex-
ccllent housce.
$780, -, .
Last TtaAscE.-laese u uun en"usa wv
10 pack your oasAe's ano iea,n LUG ", 4n1s'4
een'ia1 Depos - - ~ 80 -. $50
GaI0n aao eaaoas <'enooi " ~ Sonn e4'"4e.,
sn1eaa ia'ans eoou 1las so Aue1s W .uo
.day at Lake Station.
MALsn'-"af H'ps VI e'efy ueses!p.lon'
'clneine Heste1n ano "eo'etn he.' "u
eoEri ttc, can be rIpEufed from John H.
Walsh. ccrrer Madison street and Custom
lIcnse p1ace. He receives all new war maps
and charts as published, and at the earliest
"BRETHREN LET Cs DRILL. when ths
news Of the Tepulse at Manassas reached thc
Camp Meeting at Desplaines, ReV- Henry
Cox, the ]Gsge hearted pastor OF Wabash Az
trne, NJ. E. Chureli-wfo WAS preaching ut
tie time the intelligence was reeeiyed-7e-
1ne.ked, On closing his sermon" Brethren VIC
had better a6jeurn this camp meeting aud go
home aud drill"
-....
Ao2E FIRE ZoCAvEs.-lre Past "siaoc1e
cfle Boston fire Depor'hent arc organizing
ttre.h companies o. zonasss' "h'ch tnc5
fope TO be aaie 10 MAKE 1a'A res'aent' %
f,b;.,,o za,,oree. frames not mentioned are
octive leaders in ff. x,oycmeut. and are cu.
do,sed nv t1,e ,f,icerx IF tha Fire Dcua.t,uca:.
--~--~---------- -.....-.
FINE BIAcsDEaR1fs-1es VIC sesels-
ed san'plcs OF large ana luscious eAsesosi11cs
srcm BIZ: be1lanln, No ID Eanuo'In '.Fs'''
raised Ut t.c en1on 6afass, hich 1sl'et* IhSs
, are cansa Bsnjainin's ssedAnss. lhefc Is 4.
double pleasure IN suca irast, the pleasure OF
essirs it, end tie cccseteusness 1aat hoeral
neasur=e, ldry measures let Us hape)' ars
beipg taken TO supply our market With 1t.
. 7o~ra ..o.t.a ,--, 80
49, nf t,,e e,,;nr s.st;oo 81 H,rr.r5 ~ +,7s
cs;.,ea ana Nc5,yrsstcr, px;,~ooa III.
@oTa;.c ,nncnd7ra IL ro rntbio. Tia n,tr;ot.
7-.a = r,a;t;re cusn+itv ard In. 1crsr,]
- +;nea before YESTERDAY taken the su.,staatia]
torm nf a 1rec 7,turh to m eut;re treatment. III
eo!diers Of the Government. There is al
Ave. fer 4oe, he porfect alcaosphcre Z,
Jibera;tv. good feed. and good patriotism.
----
An AN1ABLE suE~-A yourg lazy (ae've'
favc tie mark), F,:o from her appearanc
might be euppoecd to belons to +. RS Z
tfi'st ia'na!iee Of Ch;csg6), was yesterday hsart
to dec'are within tho aearlng oi nunoer q
ff,Aa a:11Tk}nrnFA Ia
, 1861-07-25

The WISCONSIN SI1ru-1Ye learn that the
Wisconsln SIKH Regiment will 1eavc Madison
for Washington On Saturday, aud will come
by Milwaukee, arriving here On Saturday ut
PM The uniforms Of this Regiment arc s,Id
to be more aatlshctoIy.
, 1861-07-25

~ Cook j. McLain, IS Dearborn strest, have
made their price lot cleaning a1d dyciag Gents
garments less than any other house il the city.
c4
s~ AL should not fail to read the adyesSt.e-
ment Of Prof. Wood In 1o-day's paper. mhly.
, 1861-07-25

Their Reeimepta1 EIectton.-.Ll4t OF
CompEEIeB.

Tit I*tes PhaIanx, Of this city, whose ac-
tsr;ance VIC noticed in our last iseuc, h:l:
sheir rcgimcntal election, .he result Of which
&c giyc with the list Of companies thst his
btrr: furnished us:
Colonel AUSTIN LIGHT.
1-irat- tolaNel Thomas o. Usbora.
Haius W II. ItEhsfead.
Ad}atant Fralk u. Sasehsll.
CbaV1aiN 1sev- W r. Slaughter.
tnr!.any Ge,nrany itt;appt Ait-Sapt. 1'ag,teat. 5;snt
company G-Sapt. =. !: Clark.
Company D-CDlt. y. 81. fngh.
Company F-Cart. Mann.
Company il-capt. yanshan.
ce,s,s,'y ccs,ni,sny Et;s1s; 1-Gsrt; Tun@; Knnn,
Company D, 10 from Dixon company G
nom Blue leland, company from Whining
tGD, and company K. from Marseillca. We
suppose, and indeed it has been announced,
ttat many vacancies set remain to bc filed in
tie regiment, the companies above as oEigi-
rally offered, having suffered severely in loss
Of men, owirg to the delay in acceptance on
account Of Which they songht other regiments
and companies that offered earlier active acr-
vice.
The Utmost diligence will be exercised to
fll up the Ptalanx at once and by accepting
f11ed companies offered from various parts oi
the country, and throwing together the ekc1e-
toas OF companies this may DC done.
As to the regimental officers We have been
furnished By a friend with the following
sketch Of the antecedcnts Of the ncn1y elected
Colonel commanding the rllalsnx. Col.
Light entered the service on the 1st of August,
1910, at West Point Two years after he re.
ceiyed the appointment Of Breyet End Lieut.,
ard three months after, End Lieutenant. H.
then went to Florida aud served there until
the Mexican war broke cut, when hc was pro.
NOTED to 1et Lientcnant, and served through
tic Mexican war under Col May. He Was at
the battles Of Point Isabel, Dc Ia Pane, Fa!o
Alto, taking Of Monterey and Buena Vista. He
also holds certificate Of honor from presi
dent Polk for distinguishing himself on sever
/ al occasions while there. lis WIS arill.,nastel
At Carlisle Barracks, Penn, for the period o.
eight years. lie was in the Indian campaign
under Generals Twfggs, Hsrncy and Sumner
HIS election YES unanimous, there being not:
single dissenting vote. -.....
Adjutant Marshall is l'robably the youugest
man on the stat, but possesses many years
experience IN drill, having been member O
the National Guard Cadets {afteEHaEdf
zouaves), under Major Buckner, now lnspec
tor General Of Kentucky. Next to Col. L;gh
be ID probably lie most competent officer II
| the regiment.
| THE WISCONSIN S11Tu-We learn that tts
Wisconsln SIKH Regiment will 1eavc Madison
for Washington on Saturday, aud will coms
by Milwaukee, arriving here On Saturday ut
P. N. The uniforms Of this Regiment arc saIt
to be more satisfactory.
| A1rExr1oS! ScAMNoN L1auT INFANTRY
| There will be a meeting OF this Company thi
{TAuEsdsy) evening. July 25th, 1T O'Clock:
/ Fer order, D.J. HALL.
| GArDxH HseE Of tho best quality may be lad /,
any quantity, fitted and resay for use, At tho Rub
Der Store, lis Randolph street. -Kiagsbufy Block.
, 1861-07-25
Afgal Koti,.
nfDkTGAGE.~nr

N4 J4hn B Knight nd E,,r,.-'"!!
81 r o:,tnckY: tytt'n at stpt Il, ~. u. :,
ll!fst'i.. \ esssnin lntie. turn ,.rt - Vi
nfneteenth day orNovemf~r 4 hRtrts.;
1ud h1ty.nse laH2}. wllic,. WA .t ~.
keeordere ni'lce ef z.:l Chok CIV
t,To t7sl o1 Morsssag:a. IN r1se ~
Knight ami Ed.+ursA Nare = n.
Gtit. u mortgage all u M -
and 4wtt tss}s1f Jam. \ d +. q H.. =
number nnef } in block :l1n,t.sva =; ~ Il
= h.,ol ees II :, Add,u7l b, IL sA IN. :,
Lois taxer. togethrr b i-E nfx,a' ~.
Af1nxaH bfteet. and eAs I,tar I,.s ~. !,
sIfstt, ono hundta6 seet n, =.
the TnyInsnt nj tlIo Il TN ~ re4},,s - u u,
the and Knight and was.. +. H. ' IL .s'r:s'
PArt of y purchase prltn IT 44!1 it.' III,
bearing tse,t aats ~ aid ia.lents,.; II
hundfe49 ana e1shtytf'1 hd'.liT il - ~,
TIC sad Ge b. eng 'aE lsou, H. iii. e.s,.ts
{ % ih.f1s is, = Il f1us1if tt:E,- ~" ~: y;
and ti3tx dollars u 10 sarh. mi r. t.saf -.
tosntd Cob. IN two 81 tilrt - ~ vi
tt&c date ttleftst, ailt ti.e Gf.: 'r:f ,.,'lrf i,
elEhte-ii lhnneapd i've hnntraS -: "a
{Rr-,Ra1 payable tn th.. utrl.r - : i
Year, r. IN tic date si:ere fwlt1 ts,a' - t;
An4 wflercxs- default IA krr."st
cfthc t~.b nu.es iAat at..se s,xn,3s ~
zotes pay able II t,nr snt tiye s" iIa.1. :: !: :,
s&tT fht renr RESI- tecttve!y, hsa Ma.. > Ia
11n In: eiaI.aetl si.rt the !,ss WE e It.
wpersns, tKeFc u now dir an, 7nsa ~ ? &:
ct priEcipal sntt ta:ss.st. The mn a:'; ~
shapH2nil nine hunslr,.l md E,rtr ~ =. :! ~
Ehw. therefor. IN ru 1,tanrs ~ ~ " ,
vested by .aast tndentns= of u.,,,. ~ u =:
signed sno5tSa:e'i .hns'. N :sa;n: !: .
seventh {s:} day nf Aaxa,t, 4. b. =:
tht frTenohn- At the north Il - af.,, g.
ss s;d,i s;sy s I'll = T,,eas ~, ss,:s w. .a ~
tlem rt.nz Of Il r s;Itt n,nrt.a:.,r, ~
t.t btsttiesa for cnsh, to p,ls aii r,.t
cuFrrtI In advestts nj. atat - !t:,- ~. -.
balance Uf nr.nclpal a1"l lut. s-.t d. d.. = Z.
..,. ., sstE!K
, 1861-07-25
STOCK 1E nRnES 1fEn1

4 STOCK OF DRUGS. NIEDI-
IA CINES AND BOOKS WANTED. a:aoG1t!ae 10
t:Na q er xiMn. for which vala;'l'!s sity ero
etIlt rer cen. on it, .auatloa. Will be EXCHANGED ut
fair deur.A Or good Elid bad. wall losated. aoe
The country preferred Ans slst!nG to - ont
Of the drug business, Ard having sE1t1oic stock,
cngo. III iya5raw
, 1861-07-25
pECKUITS- WAsTAD FOR
The Sixteenth Regiment OF
United STATES INFANTRY,

Applications can ta 1asde every dag at tho Eeyf-
tte Pest Office Ut 1sa West Randolph strast any-
hvdy preeusl1E an able bcdled Recrtt viii. receive
Two Dol ar. 4. J. SLEsfMEH.
Aa|er lstt Ieiantsy, Superintendent Eess. Esct--.
, 1861-07-25

ATTENTION! ScAMNoN L1auT INFANTRY
There will be a meeting OF this Company this
{TAursdsy} evening. July 25th, 1T O'Clock:
Per order, D.J HALL.
, 1861-07-25

w TANTAD-Checks on Chicago
w Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
Chscks OF F. Granger Adams
E. z. WILLARD 4 CO., Bankers.
, 1861-07-25
k,181,

G1RAYED-One large dark bay
enlaE n.zh Al.s lasgs bay Aase. Hlsn stss II
isln} and cui bed Ia one End 1o about tan years old
and having wta4 eJes. Any 9na hearing anI t5aea of
the 1beye animals will bt suitably tNWAEded by the
subscY1her jUHEpH " 3ELLGEH, Ut Sterling,
WhlteaIde8 County. Illinois,
r, A-They Wtro last seEn at Dtxo1, utno&k 3tAyef-
fnv eaatwardly jY13yt
, 1861-07-25

UTANTFD--Wauted a situation
w in city or country, By yoang MAJ. ~hn cta
speak French Fnelish Book Keeper or Assistant
tler2 IN q Grocery. Dry Good7 er Commission store-
He Is ak1ious fer e11rloyn41t at sgnau Eemunera-
ton. Please apply at It Q Clark street, or hy t*ter
to ~. F.,~ Gtjck BOZ lhI4. I2A3t
, 1861-07-25

T OST-On Saturday morning, the
IL eth llst. SMALL SEQ ch Terrier Hitch. about
seven m:nths elS. nth eslssr, on which Wss tnn
tsfUet cam ind ta1l The nnder. By IeRstQR her at
, 1861-07-25

GArDxH HseE Of tho best quality may be had In
any quantity, fitted and ready for use, At tho Rub
Der Store. lis Randolph street t-Klagsbufy Block.
, 1861-07-25
Daily Reriew of Chicago Market.

Quoiations Of sales girtn in this MARKET
Lt370rt are nadfrxkn0d to be for 10.l c0nrsFtible
currency, rin|ess other7eiet efafsd.
, 1861-07-25

TIE MATE PEEL CAMPBELLs.-Afanager
lluntley is lost, and fills every evenings bill
at Br3 an Hall with attractions. The CaEap.
bells are IN admirable troupe and draw ex-
er1ipnf hDuaeax
, 1861-07-25

LAST CuAscE.-Tneze il time enough yet
to psck your baskets and reach the Michigan
Central Depot By 81 o'clock. The congre-
gat:cn and Sunday School of St Johns Church
intend having good time; SO hurry up-aud
sov can participate in the erjoymcn:s Of the
day Qt Lake Station.
, 1861-07-25

Mo2E FIRE ZoUAyEs.-It past members
cfihe Boston Fire Department are organizing
tere.a1 companies Of Zouarcs, whlck they
1ope to be atle to make full regiment, on
tie. Ellsworth modal. Two Of the original
Chicago Zouaves, Frames rot nentioned,) are
active leaders in fhE movement, and are cu'
do1sed BY the officers Ct the Fire Department
, 1861-07-25

E.ccutIrs Of S1.augl I. %At:.sss::
tvsE Cs!~ iii
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

miles below and at Cherry Run, twelve or more miles
above. The immediate result was general call TO
and all the tents were struck and wagons packed
The different regime nts were placed in the most eligible
positions for Defense and the vsitors were anxously
expected. Tbey have not come vet.
TIE mes, after lying in the hot sun on their arms
all day, were served with two days cooked raons late
in the evening and lay on their and the ground
all night. At II O'Clock to-day the tents were again
put mp in the old quarters and all retired in state OF
profound disgust. No enemy could be found within
range, though most diligent search was made.
Last evening the lst Wiopnsin and Pennsy lvania
llih regiments left this place. and went to Bakersville
s"me ten miles below, and near the river at Failing
Waters.
This morning Perkins's field battery Of six pieces
went in the direction and to very nearly the
destination.
This afternoon Gen. Patterson and staff left their
quarters here, and went TO Danesvie, fix miles
below this point, aud four miles below Wlliamsport
on the Potomac.
Ihis evening the whole plan comes out. At o'clock
Tomorrow morning the ~hoe of Gen. Pattersons and
Gen. Cadwsladere columns TO be pushed across the
Potomac Simultaneously at three dfiereht ponts, viz:
shePpa' dstowr, Falling Waters, and Williamsport.
lhe force may be summed mp as follows: The lst
Brigare, Col. C. r. Dare commanding, consisting of
Col. Tbomas's Cd Cavalry and the Philadelphia City
Troop the 9th, 21s and ODD Regiments, with the lst
WiconsiD and ltb Pennsy lvania Regiments Perkinss
Battery, and Mcstulhns Rangers attached, will be
croesed at Failing Waters.
The u Brigade, Gen. WynkoOp, consisting of the
let, ID, 3D. l4Ih, and 10Th Regiments will cross at
Sherpadstown
The Sd Brigade, Gen. Williams consisting of the 7th
9Th, 10Th, and .0lh Regiments and the 5th Brigade
Col LOngnecker commanding, consisting of the 9th
18th, and 10Th Regiments, wall cross at Wlllamsport
Wi Transport is the upper post the river ak miles
from here. Sleppardsown is on the vi ginia side,
eleven miles below it, and Falling Waters is ntermedi-
ate.
IL ia now fairly undentood that one of two things
will have 70 happen before sundown tomorrow. Thai
10, either tie Rebels will have to give battle or fall
tack and leave Us IN possession of the border and
whole OF The Balu"Ore anu Ohio Railroad.
Tie result will be the same we feel confident let
whi,h,N er will be used To bring it about.
The iorre most likely oppose the crossing s about
5000 at Mnrtiusburg and Hokes Run, in the same
neghborhood.
They backed by mush larger force at Winches-
ter, but Lat is twenty miles away from the point Of
entry.
The men all feel gay, bapp' confident of success
and oyerOy ed that battle is apparently at
kand.
IL IL now O'Clock on Sunday night A slight misty
s falling and tits old seems almost deserted
We slal leave IN few minutes for the of action
and OF whatever takes place lou shall be adysed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
A CORRECTION.
,y Of The n. y. Tribune

To he Editor Of The ~ y. Tribune
sm: In correct .pondence to be found in yonr paper
OF Tburdy June 2h and headed From our Special Cores
podt Port Monroe June 2ih 1885," Dd the following pas
Al the batii. Of Great Bethel Col TcwDsend was the
o, officer on the field mounted and ia full ~ form "A his
la ght DO calculated do grea, injustice to several sen
emeu who on that day, distinguished themselves by their
bravery beg 20 state that Happened to be pesont at r
,.seent and that myself have, during the
pSsseuen seen on e 6eld mounted and Ia full unf'm
among others Co. BeudiK and Wahburn Major Whienore
and gentleman Coines uniform whom did NOT know pei
sonay bu. whom, inquiry, learned to be Col Carr
In sad 10 the unfortunate affair Little Bethel about
which pave .e,u great many statement. IN your well
ob,r paper, allow 10 state most emphacsy that the hrst
shot. we bo by co Bendx's but thc aud from
ia front Of them the tune when the siK FOUNDER which they
had escorted sud which pars Of them had dssed along
being uniLbeed stood, may say at the heed Of the col
uun and tbs very nnsOn ever had Of bods being
near "a. in .rout the very shots have referred to.
remain, yours truly,
THEODCR @. GLAUBENSKLEE
Formerly Professor German In the Free Academy
Ps-Your Iape sorry to well et,ss,
ceyed very regua.y sometimes not s ALL as tho postal
IAnseneuls very poor.
CAxP BUTLER. NEWPORT News, June 29, 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
The End OF the ueginnina-Arresf OF tho
Police Board-The City i'm Possession Of
the Army-Guy Eawkes Plots.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our own CoHospoAasnt
BALTIMORE, July I, 1861.
This morning, between the hours Of and o'clock,
Gen. Banks brought to eL the Vaccinations Of the
conspirutors and got the end of the beginning. AZ
given sisn-i, large detacbments from all the regf
mens in garrison moved toward the residences Of the
Board Of Police and in less tsn hour they were ar.
rested and ON their way 10 Fort McHenry. BY
o'clock the city occupied, and portion Of Colonel
Pratts User Guar6s deiaed at the House,
where train Of 20 wderl.adns mine under the main
building was discovered and duly broken. Fresh
depoe cf arms have been brought 10 light this morning.
People can hardly believe the iniquiy Of their late
rulers but the evidences are overwhelming All the
rebel quarters OF the where outbreak Is poesi"
be are in the posss seon Of the military and the friends
Of the Government in high spirits at the restoration
Of 10, airy in our police affairs at last 1t now remains
to be seen whether the Mayor aud Council will con.
rinue to ride their Secession horses whether they
will dismount. The eonspirators had laid train to
blow up the Provost MArhals Office last night
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
INDEPENDENCE DAY.

ALL hail 10 Ere, dom's glorious morn,
Wien, through the darkness and the storm,
Tie risen stars Of Union broke,
And st Gaming stripes Of ericsson spoke
A Nations lite new-borni
Oh, what glorious morn" wac this,
That thrilled Sam Adams soul with bliss,
When heroes tyrants' wrath defed,
And flung their starry banners wide,
Tie winds Of Time to kiss
And oh, the price in blood and pain
That deathless banner to maintain!
What love-what noble lives were given,
That, planted in the breeze Of Heaven,
1t ne'er should droop againl
On every sea, in every land,
In peace, or in the battles van,
Sons OF those same brave-hearted ires,
Burning with Freedoms pure desires,
Round it protecting stand
Treason may storm--mad foes asssil
And pour their wrath like Sumter's hail:
That flag may droop--may seem ~ fall,
Yet Gods bright promise bends Ger ALL
That Right shall never fail
Millions Of hearts, like Jasper, spring
That flag beloved abroad TO fling;
Millions of souls, with noble ire
Rousing, shall crush with sword'and fire
Treason's foul viper's sting.
And brighter yet those stars shall shine,
And freer float those stripes benign,
And irmer yet our Union stand,
Upheld by loyal heart and hand,
In brotherhood divine
Hail, then, TO Freedoms natal day
Hail ts first streak Of morning gray
Greet its high noon with csnnon's boom
And blaze in FIRE on evenings gloom
The Stars and Stripes for sysI
yev- York. HAROLD.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
FROM PATTRRsoNs COLUMN.

Correspondence OF The n. Y. Tribuae
HAGERsTowS, June 80, 1861.
Some tri,e pundit has been good enough to observe
and put il record that whenever 1t rains il pours
It is just so with events here. We either have dead
calm and nothing worthy of note DOING else sudden
movements and portentous displays crowd thick and
fact upon each other
On Saturday morning, about three o'clock, stimuli
taneous alarms were brought to Willamsport that the
enemy had crossed the nver vt Falling Waters, six
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
HAROLD.

A CoRRtcrIov.-0n the 18th ult. we printed let.
ser from Pikesve Arsenal, stating that Lieut. Plum
haG prohibited lhe singing Of the Star Spangied Ban
ner on certain occasion. The lieutenant denies that
he did co. and bis statement amply sustained by the
members Of tho Glee CIpb Interested.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
FROM MARYLAND.

Peep into Kane's Secret Arsenal-His We
rsriry-A battery Unenrshed at Dennead's
Further discoveries OF Arrns-Eaic cheney
Of the New Poiiee-RinisAing Blow TO the
Csn-pirmcy-A Another Iudietment-Loya al
Exhibitions H, tinction Of the late Police
Board-Thrir Interference with the u. y.
Hail. Mode of Paying the New Police
yalIandigham-Two Patriotic Societies
uE.me neleadsr..