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II 1t Is reported, says the Cincinnati Press,
upon toe authority Of a private letter from Lex
ington, that there is much excitement among the
slaves in Kentucky, especially In Fayette county;
aud that apprehensions are entertain ned OF an en-
tensive stampede.
III Fechter, the French actor, whose success
in Hamlet has recently been the talk "a London,
is about TO play OtheIo TO the Iago Of Mr. Phelps,
the well known English tragedian, and Iago TO
the Othello Of Mr.. Phelps
III Captain Meigs states that for long line
Lieut.. Siemmer had only ninety men under biz
command In Fort Pickens, but succeeded In con
cealing the weakness Of the garrisOa from the
enemy until reinforcements had arrived
III The government has declined accepting
more than one regiment Of the three mOnthf' vol
unteers from Michigan. They will, however, re
ceve two regiments under the latest proclama-
ton.
UTbe achurchman, - an Episcopsi Journal
! In New York, has been compelled 20 suspend
publication Reas 1ns-disturbed s,nts OF toe
country, failure Of remittancss, etc.
! ~ Ex-Puesident Fillmore has been elected
captain Of the Home Guard Of Buf 10. CON onsed
OF the retired commissioned OH era Of the STATE
militia
ar Edward @. p. wilkins, the vell-knovn
ye1iIletonist died 10 New York on Saturday, Of
pneumonia, aged ~
IT- PRAYERS were offered In several q the city
churches In New York, on sunday, fof ths health
! life and Happiness Of Lieut. Gssssl scsts.
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COAsT DEFKNsRs.-Gov. Andrew has notified
the Secretary Of the Navy that Massachusetts has
purchased the steamers Massachusetts, aud South
Carolina, recently employed packets between
Boston and Charleston; that they are thoroughly
equipped aud manned, and are ready for sea and
any government service. Gov. Andrew ssks for
authority TO commission commanders. The SCI
rotary Of the Navy nor the President has such su-
thority. They can only be received in the service
as auxiliary TO the navy, and must be comma dsd
by regularly commissioned naval ofhcer. IL
they are not thus employed, they will be used by
the State 20 ply within Massachusetts waters, 20
protect the commerce Of that State.
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The MILKING MACHINE.-A Madison Co paper
tells good one old bachelor, who was
present at a Butter Fair recently held in London.
A lady who enjoys joke hugely, asked him II
he would like TO see the Milking Machine, one
Of which was on exhibition. The gentleman Of
course si z mined his assent, when Nine con-
Quoted him 10 a far corner Of the room where
rsry young person was drawing sustsnance from
the maternal fount, and pointing 10 the cberub,
Mrs- said that thar was one of the most per-
feet arrangements for the in question ever In
vented. Such a roar Of laug bite, followed a was
likely to bring down the plastering.
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To BIZ DIseRAcED BEFORE The REGIMENT
Yesterday, an officer Of the New York Zouaves
went to the Office Of Justice Dom with watch nan
Horner, to explain the course intended to be pIr-
sued by the Colonel commanding the regiment,
with two OF his men, who are in irons and under
guard Homer stated that the men were charged
with outrageous conduct In house near the rail-
road depot, and he claimed them TO be tried
6Y the civil law. He stated further, that Captain
Darlington, the District Attorney, held him re-
sponsible fIr those men; but that Col Ellsworth
declined to deliver them into his custody He
wanted to be relieved Of all responsibility. Jus
tce Dom asked If they Were ever I'm his custody v.
Homer said no. Justice Dom then told him II he
had not arrested them and had them in custody,
he was not responsible for them note from
Colonel Ellsworth stated that his intention was to
make an example OF these men before the regi-
ment, and then to deliver them to the civil
authority The justice remarked that be thong ht
the only way by which the prisoners could be
obtained, II Col. Ellsworth refused to deliver
them, was by writs Of habeas corpus; that course
could be pursued by the District Attorney, If he
thong ht proper.
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Massachusetts northumberland Of Ger.
psraI Needhum

BosToN, May 4-Governor Andrew has called
special session Of the Legislature, 10 convene on
the 18th inst.
at Lawrence to-day. After private services at the
residence OF deceased, the remains were removed
TO the City Hall, escorted by large civic and
military procession. Flags were displayed az
half-mast,and many private and public buildings
were draped IN mourning
The bodies Of Whitney and Ladd will be re-.
moved 10 Lowell on Monday, their relati ves de-
Ginning public funeral in Boston, which was
rendered TO them by Gov. Andrews The Lowell
city authorites win take charge of the ohsennies
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Ma,kachusetts

BosroS, May An election to Congress 60
Oil the vacancy caused by the appointment Of
Charles Francis Adams as Minister TO London
will be ordered for June IL.
Orders have been issued from headquarters for
the formation of four new regiments OF Infantry
Col Fletcher Webster's regin ent will proceed 70
Fort w rren to-day
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Disturbance at HarYi.bur,. Pa.

HARRIsBrRe, May 5.-Almost a riot occurred
here this afternoon in consequences OF the arrest
Of soldier by police officer for disorderly CON
duct. The officer used his billo In making the
arrest and the comrades Of the prisoner attempt
rescue. The soldiers made threats, and large
crowd soon assembled The mayor called out tie
Home Guard with loaded muskets when order
was restored. Three companies from Camp Cur
tin were marched in, and all the soldiers found
In the city were escorted TO the camp.
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Arrival of the Cahaubs

New YORK, May The steans hip Cshswbs.
from New Orleans and Havana, arrived to- day
Her dates from Havana are 60 the Both ulti mo
Business was entirely suspended. owing to the
accounts from the United States. Sugar was
lower, and no fre;ghts could be bad in American
bottoms, but high rates were paid for foreign
vessels
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IL The strong and vigorous attitude Of the
Federal Government towards the States attempt
ing to secede, has had q beneficial eject upon
Government securities. and the registered stock 10
now quoted 9Oas0K against Sc (sales) last week-
an advance of \ per cent. Inc hrmness In Fed
eral stocks has had the material effect upon the
ton in any direction, to sell atcurrent rata.
Y ErDTtSS
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The Penn.yIvania Troop,.

HkRrI.BUs, May 5-The 14ta regiment, Col
tombstone, and the 18th, Col. Oakf0rd, have
companies also In camp. The 18th regiment
Col. Zeigler, have formed at FORK encampment.
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An Attack On Cairo Nieditat.d

CARO-, Illinois, May 4-General Pillow, Gen.
eral Ely, and three other prom nent Officers OF tb.
Confederate army, with large number Of Mials-
sippi, Arkansas, and Tennessee troops, are a;
Memphis.
Heavy guns are arriving there daily
Colonel PrentS, the cOmmanding ofhcer ~ this
point has just received the following dispatch
from three prominent citizens Of CINCINNATI
"General Pillow has several steamers ready a
Memphis. He meditates an immediate attach on
Cairo
To which Colonel Prentiss replied:
LET him come. He will learn 10 dig ditch
on the right side. I am ready"
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Affairs in New Orleaus

NV ORLEANS, May 3-Two association. Of
ladies Of New Orleans were formed today FOR
aiding and equipping volunteers, and for making
lint and bandages. and nursing the sick and
wounded. The meetings Were very large and en-
nearly $4,000.
Volunteers are still pouring In. The whole
south is fully aroused, and arming at every point
The steamer Arizona has arrived from Braroe
with quarter OF q million in specie
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EnlistmentsIn Canada.

TORONTO, c. w. Mey4-lnformation has beer
laid before the magistrates that Americans are
enlisting men in Toronto for service in the United
States army. Detectives are at work 70 dlscove
and arrest the parties
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALEx
" OF Gas METERS,

WARRINGTON, July le, 1880.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That, agree
Fo-stion sppToysd May IL. 1885, the undersigned is
nov prepared, "eEeneyer red uired in vritiDg and
on Ere ent OF the foe c. fifty cent? TO Inspect,
Examine, tasi, prove and ascertain tho accuracy OF
repatriation OF shy gas meter in in thIg oIty."
ETcTT motor Htodra incorrect, will be ondemned,
and smother, sealsi ana WsTfed IS true, viii be
set IN l'< psce: II r1Cvei 90 Is accurate in il.
msSspr, ment Of ESs, will bs sealed accordingly
and rsslp put in Pcsttios for u.e.
OM2s No. $50 Seventh strest, (nesr Odd Eel
-oxs hsl Open from g. M, 10 ,. N.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGBhm
~ BH inspector And Sesisr of esas Meters,
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The Marie state Lean.

AUGUSTA, Me, May 4.-For the State loan q
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, six hun
dred thousand have been offered. The bids
varied from par to per cent premium.
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TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS
The Seuthern Congress.

MONTGOMERY, May Sin Congress. YESTERDAY
Mr.. Wright, Of Georgia, introduced bin AN
thorzng the President 90 accept volunteer with
out the formality 81 call on the States The BIN
was referred 90 the committee on military Affair."
MIR. Barlow offered a series OF resolutions, WI oh
Were unanimously passed, expressing the thsnks
OF the people Of the Confederate States % Gen
Beauregard and the forces Of South Carolina for
their gallant ana successful services in the reduc-
ton Of Fort sumter
bill was also passed providing for the ap-
pointment OF 40 many Chaplaint in the army an
the President considers expedient the salary 70 be
slghty-hve dollars per month, without other 81
lowances
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Steamer Ben Deford

BOsToN, May The steamer Ben Deford, for
Baltimore, has been detained o. have her cargo
examined, at the order of the collector, when she
will then proceed TO Baltimore.
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Made to Show His CeIsrs.

PORTSMOUTH, n. r. May 4.-Augustus yenk.
the collector Of this port being suspected Of sym
pathizing with secession, was waited upnu TO-
day, and compelled to hoist the American f.g.
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LouIsNilIe for the Union.

LOUISVILLE, May G-The vote in favor Of the
Union candidates to the Border State Convention
was from six to eight thousand. The secession
ticket was some time since Withdrawn.
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New Hampshire
Death nj ana dftor

PORTSMOUTH, n f., May 4.-Five companies
Of State troops are here, quarted In the barracks
OF Camp Constitution.
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CoNNEKpABLs.-At meeting held by the
members Of company d, Seventy-frst Regiment,
at their quarters, Mould Room, Navy Yard
large number OF the members being present, MI
Kirby was called to the chair, and 8 K Wallace
appointed secretary. The chairman stated the
OBJECT OF the meeting to be for the purpose of or
ganlzing regular trf-weekly meetings for prayer
and exhortation. Messrs. Wallace and Kirby
made few appropriate remarks, after which
Capt Meschutt addressed the company stating
the pleasure he felt upon hearing OF the course
the company were taking, and Congratulated the
men on the determination one and all evinced to
uphold the character and efficiency Of the reei-
ment The following resolutions were passed,
unanimously:
ReSoired, That from this date we will hold
meetings for PRAYER and exhortation on the eve
nings Of Wednesday and Sunday Of each week;
and that as members of the Seventy-nrst Regi.
ment attached to the United States army, we will
do our utmost to sustain the reputation Of the re-
giment, and vs. far as lies In our power discoun.
tenance the slightest nfraction OF the articles Of
War.
Rssoired, That we cordially invite the officers
and members OF the regiment to unite with us in
this determination, and that we shall ALWAYS be
pleased to have them take part in our meetings
After prayer by Corporal Boeture, the meeting
adjourned 10 meet on w Wednesday evening, May
sth, at O'Clock.
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NEw YoRK. May 5.-Edward q. wilkins, OF
the New York Herald, died this morn,n Of
pneumonia
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A LETTER TO THE PEOPLE OF MAkYLkNp.-
Charles Il. Calvert, ESQ e, of Nd, has addressed
a letter 70 the citizens Of that State urging them
TO stand by the Union, and denouncing the idea
of peaceable secession
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VS.
AS s.sat
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The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry G..
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Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medi-
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Rox will be sent by mail prepaid on receiyto
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AL orders should be addressed to
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~ CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, v


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Mr.. Spalding woud not connect his name With
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BIRDS-BIRDS FOR SALE,

RE BIRDS-BIRDS FOR SALE. ego
" Just received q splendid assortment of&E/
~ Birds from Europe:-German Canaries, ~
English Black Birds, Thrushes, Bull Finohes, Gold
Finches, LIrets, Sky LaTks. Yellow Hamsrs Par
rOquets, Java Sparrow, Starlens, the Red Mocaw
Parrot, and green and gray. have Mock!ng
Birds, Red Wing Black Birds, Led Birds. Doves
and Bob Jr KS also, Trained Birds. Price q cents
TO $50, Cages OF all kinds from 10 cents to $40, at
John O'MEARA'S Bird store, No. $50 Pa ay-
enue, at the Capitol gate. fe SIN
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MusTERIss ,EM Mn the course of the day,
Col. EIlsworths First Regiment Of New York
themselves, are 10 be duly mustered into the ser
vice Of the United States, by Maj. Mcdowell.
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READER, have you seen Prof Woods ADVERTISE
ment IN our paper. Res it; 1t will interest you.
au 2-eOly
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A CARD.

Il " A CARD.
Il WOULD Respectfully coll the attention Of the
citizen and stranger TO our new lot of Mems snd
Hoys, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS and CAPS. / can safely say that am now
prepared to sell goods on better terms than ever
Don't forget TO Gail and look at our new goods.
J. III. SMITH, CIOthler.
S-lm No AGO Sevanth 81 Il
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DENTISTRY.
DR. cHAs; E. BnTELER; g.,

nR. CHAS. Y. BOTELER. b
u sure E0N DENTIST,
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lnent ard p.Tlsnced Dentists Of WASHINGTON,
and as with the Dental College Of Ba timore
from HON he has received HE ploms, feels con
Gent THAT ms operations will prove emInently
abb lty.
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W p. m ap l-eC2m
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w. b. WILKES,

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nkS. lockwood y DARRELL AREPRE
x y pared 10 insert TkETHon VULCAN-
lie BASE, new ard improved mode ~
W men made on this plan they are com S-Lo
Portable tn wear and much cheape than 6ny C.ber
Also. Teeth inserted on Geld Plate and ali Dent.
Operations of any kind that may be desired of
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To THE AFRLIcTRD!-Be sure to read the adver-
hsement of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. Il
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THE YouNe MBN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
AND THE VoLUNTBKRs.-By the announcement
elsewhere, 1t will be seen that the Young Mems
Christian Association, in continuance of is series
special interest for the U. S. volunteers now In
this city. We commend the invitation Of the
Association to their earnest attention.
WARRINGTON A.YLuM-Tbe report of the In
tendant referred to the asylum committee In the
Common Council yesterday, shows THE number
Of prisoners in the workhouse department during
the month Of April, as follows: Remaining on
March 3lst, So; received In April, 57-95. Dis
charged, 80; eloped, GA. Total remaining, 81.
RoBBRRr.-Last night the stores of C. w. Bote-
Ter Il Son, and Boteler Wilson, In the Iron
building on the avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth Streets was entered by robbers, who sue
ceeded in finding the key Of the iron safe and
stole over $500 In money.
THE BURGESS CoRrs, from Albany, numbering
about two hundred men, and said to be one Of the
best drilled companies in the country, arrived at
Annapolis yesterday. They are expected here
some time to-day.
SEE elsewhere the notice of meeting to be
held this evening for the organization Of a new
volunteer company.
NEW JAILoR Col. Lamon has appointed John
II. Wise, Of this city, jsilor at the Washington
county jail, In place of r. H. King.
$4,000 SrocK.
Positively, selling out our entire stock of Dry
Goods to close business. Virginia and Washing
ton money taken.
MATHEWS & GORE,
35S Seventh street.
m4-r Between and X streets.
CousHs;-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources of Pulmonary, Bronehial and Asthmatie
6setlons Experience having proved that simple
taken In the early stares of the disease, recourse
should at once be had to I" Broyn's Bronchial
IrochsS." or Lozenges, lot tho Cold, Cough, or IT.
ritation of the Throat be slight, as by this
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voice. See advertisement. de lily
READER. have you seen Prof Woods ADVERTISE
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au 20-eoly
To THE AFFLICTED BE sure to read the adver-
hsement Of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Punher. IN another column. If
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange at the Star Offioe oountsr.
DIED,
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MORE ZouAvEs -The New Jersey Zouaves,
Company II, Second Regiment, are as fine, hardy,
serviceable looking set Of soldiers any here.
They number Us men, rank and file, and are COM
manded by Captain Babcock who is a thorough
going oticer and gentleman. Their uniform
consists Of dark blue Zousve jacket, slashed at
the sides, sleeves tipped with red, and the whole
ornamental In true Zouave style with red and
yellow trimmings neatly displayed, red fatigue
cap with blue and yellow trimmings, goose grey
trowsers folding down at the bottom over cow
hide leg2ings, which reach the calf. They wear
dark blue shirts with yellow facings down the
front, and are provided for cold and wet weather
with heavy dark blue overcoats, having large
comfortable capes. The company is armed with
MIME rides and sword bayonets They are In
divdually experts In the details Of military mat
tiers, and would be formidable opponents In action
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GAS FITTING, &c,

/ sNYDsff,r cu,rp ,y,a,.,-r,.
Has removed 10 the corner OF Twelfth and E ets,
He ia prepared TO introduce Water and Z "a upon
the most favorable terms, and guarantees entire
satisfaction.
He hes on h.rd q lot Of COOKING ard other
STOVES, which 10 will sell lees than cost, as hs
Nlehes 10 get rid OF tiem. nolf
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-.. PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange at the Star Office oountsr.
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AusrKRzp Is-The following field officers Of
the district Militia have been mustered into the
service Of the United States James A. TAFT,
Charles Everett, and Lemuel Towers, Lieutenant
Cosonsls; p. II King, A Balbach, aud }. McH.
HoIlingsworth, Majors
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From fhs Democrat. ST.

FFcn1 the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have boon tested in more than thcusen
cases, with entire success.
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The BLocxApE-TA Alexandria Sentinel Of
Yesterday. says =" The Bremen BARK Aamlrai
Brommy, sailed from here this morning, ana was
detained AZ Fort Washington. She was lying
there when we went 10 pres"