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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20
FROM aIONTGOMKRY.

MOHTGONERT, Nay IL.
Congress passed anumber of bills to day organ
izing 3 patent office regulating telegraph lines
authorizing the issue of $50 900 800 bonds payable
in twenty years interest not exceeding per cent,
or IN lieu Of bonds an issue of 1000 900 Treas
uary notes in small sums without interest.
Sehfftree, of Texas, presented memorial from
the Texas and New Orleans Railroad. Referred
10 Military Committee.
Conrad presented petition from certain New
Orleans Railroad. Also, bill exempting from
dufV cars purchased by the New Orleans and
CsFroltOn Company. Referred TO the Finance
Committee.
A bill passed defining the limits Of the port OF
New Orleans, which embraces al the waters in.
lets and shores on both sides Of the Mississippi
within the Parish Of Orleans, and that part OF
the parish Of Jefferson on the right bank Of the
upper line of the Degtrihaus Canal and the len
bank to Huntsville the port Of Bogue 81. John
lake port and port POnchartrai in are to be abol-
ished and the duties collected at New Orleans.
An act passed abolishing the mints at New Or
leans and DohlOgna after the lst Of June.
Congress has been invited BY the Alabama and
Florida Railroads 70 visit Pensacola. The invi-
tation was declined, but Il Is understood some
OF the members viii 60
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FROM NEW YORK.

nEw YoAK, Nay 10.
Herald Speoial-Baltimore 18th:
The City Government arrested three men who
were concerned In the attack on the Massachu-
sets troops, and have been indicted by the Grand
Jury. They are now on bail of $500 each.
1t is said the Government has measures on foot
which will result in brilliant triumph for Us at
Harper's Ferry.
Torpedo and submarine batteries have been
sunk near Norfolk.
A Lynchburg paper yesterday announced the
arrival of large body of troops from Arkansas
and Louisiana
BeaureRard Is in Charleston.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says:
The Garrison OF Fort Monroe will consist Of
five thousand troops, and the camp outside Of
twenty thousand under Gen. Butler.
1t is understood that all forces which viii serve
for three years will be accepted
The river Rappahannock has been blockaded
to prevent supplies for Virginians.
A battery has been discovered at Matter Point,
on the Virginia side of the Potomac.
The 1ribunes dispatch saYs:
Richmond will be early attacked.
Gen. Cooke has 1000 we'll armed troops at Gull
pepper, and 5000 more between there and Alex
andria. Military authorities consider it best to
march on Culpepper, thence to Charlottesville and
Lynehburg. Forces will also be sent by Aquis
Greek; also large force to Norfolk, thus mo-
testing Richmond on all sides. Probably the
drst encounter will be at Culpepper.
The Times dispatch says;
Ex-GOv. Wise Is dangerously i'll.
The New York sth Regiment will be sworn in
for the war
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THE FoLLowIEs ENDORSEMENTS
SPA1DINGS 5a
OEPH4LIC PILLS.
WIN convince all who mssr nom
HEADAOHE,
ra Thats ra 7eo-.
SPEEDY AND sURE CURE Is WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials wsrs unsolicited By Mr. spal-
ding, thsE aEOrd unqusstiOnablo proof Of l
-'o the efficacy of this truly scisn-
tic diseOveryI ~.
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Ihays tried your Csphalic Pills, ana Ike them
90 Eeh that want you to send ne two dollars worth
Part Of these are for the neighbors to whom gave
few out Of the first box got from you.
Send the Pills By mall and ObligO
JAMES KENNEDY.
Nh. sPALBINa,
gn;
] wish yQu to send me one more box Of Your Cephs
Aic Pills, have received great deal Of benefit IRON
them. Fours, respectfully,
HARY ANN sf0IKHOUsE-
sPRUcE CREEK, Huntington, Co., Pal
January IS 1851.
BIR:
Yog viii please send me two boxes Of your Ospha-
lie Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
81 have used one box Of your Fiils, and ma
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. 5, 1851.
HENRY o. SPALDnEs, EsQ.,
Please find inclosel twenty-five cents, for which
send me PuOthsr box OF your Cephalic Pills. They
are trul ne beet Pills have ever tried.
Direct A. -STUVER, P n.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co, o.
BEVEaEs, Mass, Dec. II, 1850.
Il, O. SPALDTEa, Eco, r.
] wish for some circulars OF large show bills, 70
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my CUSTOMERS. HYou have auTthing Of the kind
One Of my customers, who Is subject to severe Sick
Headache Casually lasting two days,l was cured Of
an attack In one hour By your Pills, which I sent
her. Respectfully yours, i
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IARGR uNION MRRTING.
sPEIEe1lELD, 70, 70 Ie.

BFRIEoPIELD, No, Nay Ie
A large Union meeting was held here to-day
and W. addressed BY Phelps, Oliver, Dode, re-
ccnily Of Texas, and s. II. Boyd. Resolutions
similsr 70 those In Polk county were adopted.
About three hundred men well mounted, mahl
win riaes. msrched into town. All are opposed
to recession as = remedy for any wrongs, real OF
imaginary, OF which complaint Is made.
The MilitHry law was discussed BY some OF the
speakers, and many Of the crowd declared they
would not submit to it That is the general feel
ing of the people Of the county II the law hai
been correctly represented.
All was quiet, and marked attention was paid
to the speaker.
Afterwards G. Owens addressed the people for
A short time in opposition to the views advanced
by the speakefs, and Prof Blakely replied.
Companies for home protection aad defelst
are formed in this and adjoining counties.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

my
The Democrat learns that the encampment at
ST. Joseph, under command of Jef Thompson,
has been removed several miles east of that
point on the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad,
where batteries have been erected. Trains are
stopped and government stores detained. Also
that GOV. Jackson has removed the captain OF a
company of State troops sta toned ct Usage
Bridge Pacific Railroad, for allowing his men 70
maltreat post office agent few days since
The Governor also guarantees iul protection
to all route agents along the line Of that road.
Gen Lyon refused 10 release John Dean, and
| other persons recently arrested at PotOsi and
| other points on the Iron Mountain Railroad, on
| their patrol of honor, rs they were engaged in
overt acts Of hostility TO the Government, and
are liable 10 penalties of treason.
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FROM sT. LOUIS.


The State Tobacco Warehouse was visited ycster-
day by the United States authorities, and cOnsid-
cradle quantity Of and munitions OF war taken
thsrsfrom
ne rifles taken yesterday from the Central Metro
pOltan Police Station, belonged to Henry y. Hart,
Colonel Of the Constitutional Guards and had been
esnf 70 the Police Station for safe keeping.
The city a now envirOned by line OF military
pOgtg extending from the river below the Arsenal
around the Western outskirts 20 the river again on
hostile troops and munitions Of war from entering
the city aud 70 protect the public peace and 20 give
coIDplete security TO every poaceiul elll1en. Ihs
forcss composing these elca npments belong 70 ths
reqiments under the command Of Coils. BlairI Boen
TWentV-ssven persons have died Of wounds re
eeived III the Camp jackson afair, ard eight In tn
Walnut street collision
tssr SAYS that SIX hundred troops from Georgia ant
TdVanced Fuard of TWO thousand recently ordered Il
that point. They will increase Gen. Braggs com
mRn6 to about ten thousand men.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
wAsHrserOs, Nay IS

MAsHINaToS, Nay IS.
Special TO Commercial Advertiser:
Major Gen. Butler will 60 to Annapolis to
morrow, to consolidate the Massachusetts troops
into Division, and then to Fort Monroe. These
troops will give him a formidable command.
It Is probable that Gen Mcclellan will enter
" estern Virginia at the head of his Ohio and
ether western troops, simultaneously with .
movement by Gen. Butler on NOrlolk-at the
same time q column Of regulars from Washing
ton, attacking Virginia st three or four different
points.
Special to the Post:
There is spark Of Unionism In Eastren Virginia.
Charles Repton publishes an address to the peo-
pie OF Fairfield county, in which be announces
himself . candidate for Congress in the 7th Dis
triCt.
The National Intelligenoer of this morning
eOnStrues Lord John Russell's recent speech in
Parliament, as q recognition Of the right OF the
Southern Confederaey, TO issue letters ofmArque
and bring priaonerH into British ports
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MIsOELLANEOua.

THK sAuF CAEAL.-The Superintendent Of the saut
Canal writes: " Everything is in good working or
der and We have locked boats through this spring
10 thirteen minutes-soms minutes better time than
was made before. The rPceps for tolls up to the
18th lost. have been $3.50. ."-DetAoR Advertiser.
A CAPTAIN OvERBoAB.-E g. Merriek, ESQ, re-
ceiYed this morning telegraph dispatch from one
Of his vessel Captains sent from Port Coborne, stat
ing-that Captain Reese, Of the schooner Fairfield,
was knocked overheard and drowned during severe
squsn that place. Tho Rairheld was laden with
lumber, taken on at Erie, and was bound for ports
on Lake OntariO.-Jbid.
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FRnM NRyR ORLkANs.

Nav oHlEASs, May IL,
Texan adSioes say that Col. Van Dorm sue
deeded IN causing the surrender Of the remaining
Federal troops IN Taxas, i tAhn
Texans in numbers, doubtless from the upper
frontier are taking the necessary steps TO defend
the State agalaSt incursions
There are unfounded rumars OF Montgomery
and RbOlitiOnlsta are marching 70 capture points
an the unner hoader
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FROM CHICAGO.

OHICANOl may 10
The condition of Senator Douglas is much i'm
proved to-day, although not entirely out of dan
ger. Physicians have strong hopes of his re-
coYery-
The Tribune Cairo correspondent says the en-
barge on supplies now includes all Kentucky
towns unless it can be shown that their home
market needs replenishment This is undentood
to be in aecordanee with instructions from Wash.
ington.
Engineer Beuham, of Gen. McClellan's staff
visited Bird Point this afternoon, with 8 large
military escort and returned after several hours
having thoroughly examined the location. Thii
indicates the speedy occupation of that point by
our t-oonq
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SENATOR BAYARD.

sesAtar Hazard publishes lengthy address to the
,s1nis M Delaware, Vlndicatiug himself trOm false
sbSrSes against him he declared that bis visit ~
SeV lTiolns was solely for social and busines1 pur-
,ss.s which was contemplated more than year ago
Without any anticipation of the exciting events
Whlch were occurring during his visit lie u par
and the support they gave 10 mob violeuce In con-
oluson he aaya bis term OF ooe Senator does not
eHplrs till March, 1858, but whom satisfied thas
OWL war caunot Be Rvsrted, and hndg that the pub
Nc seutiment Of Delawart prefers such result t9
psacsfu sepsraton be will resign. IL will require
INT A law dayg anor the assembling Of Oongres Tor
Mr., 10 ds,termlae this aud he can then act.
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Williamson 4 Riddle, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILD
IN ERS.-Sealed proposals will be received at the
Oce OF the County Auditor in the City OF Cleveland
tion Of the following bridges for the County Of Guy
IstSThe Fisher Bridge over Chegrin River two
miles northerly Of Ohagrin Falls, consisting Of
TWO abutmeut8 Of cOursed masonry, and one
ninety feet span Of Howe's Truss superstruc-
ture.
2d-Brid0e similar to above over south branch Of
OhaRrin River ct Griffth'B Mills.
Sd-Bridge over Euclid Crt ek at Euclid Village, con-
sisting Of two abutments and one span Of hfty
feet superstructure.
lth-Bridge over Doane's Brook in Superior street
Extension, two abutments and one span Of thir-
ty ieet.
5th-Bridge over Doanes Creek In Rockport, at
north Ridge, two abutments aud one span Of
6th-BridEs in Olmsted, over Mud Greek, near Lem.
mons, same as above.
Tth-Bridge in Strongsvilie, over Rocky River near
surrerrer's, two abutments and 3 span Of atty
Proposals. are invitrd fer the above work, masonry
and suDsTstructure separatelyi and also for iron
Euperstructnrs Of the Inherent spans, with plans
and references.
All proposals must be accompanied with sureties
70 enter into contract shOul t be accepted and ref
erenee to persons known to the Commissioners.
Plans and fpeclhcatiOng OF the Work may be seen,
and blank proposals may Be obtained at the County
Auditors Once on and after the 22d day Of May,
1851.
reserving 70 themselves the right to accept reject
the same, - to them the interests Of the County
- ~ order of the Oouimisgiouers
d. q. HAWKINS County Auditor.
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NEW YORK SIARKRT-


RLOUR-Msrket for common grades heavy and
declining, and trannacong 10 only moderate exlout
Market closing with no buyers at outside prices.
s. siss2 s fos extra state; 4, ,S5@5,iO for S5psrfSs
extra western; S5,l54h,0 Tor common TO medium
extra ESssts9 t9E < SsAgpi,ss srS2ss s1ss m
CANADA REIGUH-MOderate and steady -
Sales are 900 bbls ct Sb,67e for common TO choice
RYE FLOUR-soIllng slowly At. .Ss,lOs4,OO.
CORN MEAL-In fslr demand in pert for ex-
WHISK Y-MArEet rules heavy. Sales are 800
bbls at l6c, including small parcels at shade under
WHEAT-Good sound 10 lalr request fer export
at full prices while unsOund ls heavy and declinin5
Sales are soo bush % gnsOupa ana inieiGr S Onesgo
DO AZ Sl,l3a i,ie; 5000 bush common to prime NIL
wankee club a. 81 le9i si 1880 bSsh amber @ % Iowa
winter red western al 80; $50 bush white
Michigan At 81 6O@l7s; ZOO bush white Kentucky At
S'RY,kl2Marke. quiet and steady at 6I@Ssc
BARLEY-MArketd dull and heavy at 53955c.
CORN-MaIket quiet and steady with ialr demand
bush at 5s@57o for old mixed western; e2a55c for
new do s2qeOo for new round yellow =. !.
OATs-ln moderate request ~ 5e9Szc Tor west
srn and Canada; 3i5f(d25e for state. =.
ORK-Market dull and heavy. Sales are 1855
bbls at SLIGO for city mesai Sl7,2s@lI'SO tor nes
BEER-Markst quiet, dull and amal sales q
mess Si0,OO@iI,OO for rspacked messi Sll,2s@l2,s
II PRiRIE ri Miss BEEF-MsEkst dull and nOmi-
BRRR HAAIs-Market steady. Sales are l2s
bbla at $1,000; the range is t9r western
Sales are 22O pkgs at &c for shoulders; 6h@7 foi
DACON-In moderate request, Sales are 100 bx'
Cumberland cut middleg at about Sc. -
LARD Market dull Sales sre $50 bbls at ga
bUTTRR-selling slowly at Ia@ Ice a. In qunlity
| lO@l5c for Ohioi l09l6c for state. -
CHERSR-Market dull at S9sc- as In euaAl'yt
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NEW YORK NEWS.


The Posts special dispatch says Negotiations
for the purchase Of the steamship Atlantic for
$50 ,0OO were Immediately broken on on the Sec.
re&ry of the Treasury Gseertaining that it had
b. en- offered for 500 900 less to the Galway line.
Vanderbilt has offered his three steamers at
price to be fixed by tho Government agent If
that is declined he will give the Government the
Vanderbilt
Within a fortnight the Massachusetts, troops,
under Gen Butler, will have possession Of the
Gosport Navy Yard or destroy It.
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LIGHT SHIP ARRIYEp.

ANNAPOLIs, May ls.
propeller has arrived having In tow the light
ship which was re taken from the secessionists in
Mill Creek.
Telegraph stated last night that the wires were
cut and rails torn up on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, 20 miles this side Of Harper's
Ferry but were repaired.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 10.
Eight cases of military cloth has been seized at
EIlisVille, shipped from Baltimore to Virginia.
Professor Mitchell has offered his services to
the Government.
r. c. Sehenck, Of Ohio, has been appointed
Major General
A contract was closed at Pittsburg for large
amount Of rihed cannon, shells, &C.
Gentlemen just arrived report everything IN.
touched at Mt. Vernon.
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PROM ANNAPOLIs.

ANHAroBIs, May II.
One hundred men ana two cannon len on =
steamer for the purpose OF reaAking light snip
lying in Great Wycomica river.
It's ala fnanV Daiuuiat1 are among the troops
NJ HarpeTis Ferry having been induced 20 enlist
hv f1lse reports Of another John Brown raid.
| l'The reason for scattering troops through Nif-
ainia was 70 ensure secession majority oy theii
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/ r.
= REK5zlIE POP PUl,A1I1l. 49, -
fhs safe 9 rapidiY sling gp with EoPu-a.io1
C25 persons having been adtsd sinc3 1850 -
present popalH.od - -, 3 rao q lo2 VsF ca =
= AeRICUETJRAI FEODUCFa '':
ne 1gricalt1aI Frodnei3 d Iinoi5 40 sfeasF lan
thoss Of any otdsrEAta- ne proiuc8 1s1t olt d1i8
ts pass yssE szes1ded 50 90 to18. NJ l7AtcIoR
q 1890 approzolIes 1900 200 5ussss, la ne aol8
erop vieffs not less than 10 900 900 bushals .-
FERTILITY OF IHE soLkl si- J l1
Hc-yhsrs can the ind1siFous farmer aoafa Ssh m
ed..s resulis Tor hB labor upon tfesa lrls1 1o,
iiey t,sinq coIapossd of 4 despFic1 .oa u laillT
q Which, S unsmpa ~ a1Y on he giobs-
10 ACTBAL gD1LIFAIORA
sac. 1854 fAs c5apdlg tEls sold ] 80 ce5 esf1l.
ny - ealy q es.aei essse.' -
lcoasaTllcta5 1rcllqb fsess IdRds az an Gr1ge SO 80
coo. h 1850 De Popalatioa e lo5.1-iile e...s,
lEsyv.yk ,5EseE 4 rIssi Soat og SIS 5ss Is Il 1l9,
Is Iass bess addeI; sioiis1 be ulds s7lgiol siG,
sOl, q gsil y lAsFsT ssit- $50 - 49, =
g EVIDENCES OF P2osFE2IIx. =
As an evidence Of ths thrft of ths psoia 1niay -
stated that COO 900 tons q fresght, inou1lg 5lq
buahels Of grain and go 900 bafra e cur H7o le
Earced over he line last yesr. -. [.
EUcATI0E. 5ssss
Mechanics and Eorkngmen Wil md fis ne soAo1l
system encouragod b. ne stzie and sncs Cd Eilh
large revenue for The support oi 8chcoI1. her chs
drsn can i've IN sight Of he church and lchoohoula
land grow up WIN ne pIodLtll q Ale l-ll - -
the Great Westsrn EEpirs. E.
PRICES AID RERKs o. FAYlCEzz.5
\ no prices OF thess knd5 v1Ty fron g Q IS psF
scre, accordi1g % locaton, quality, q. kras cl9
farmnr Isnds sen for about SO 20 80 Pr are and
The relative expense of Eubduilg p-re la1d e. cq1-
lpared win wood land Is IA The rao Of p 10 ~ ElT
q The former. he tsrns q sale foF he huE q 49,
'Ilanda Win BE-
/ cNE YKARs uTEKEsT n ADNAEG
Al az pr cert par annuu. and IN 1tsre1t a1lug = -
per esns payable espsctvelY = one tao5 Ire ic
1--we ana sig years from dat5 o. sales and l71f n1
Ifor principal payabls IN four, IRE, sLnnd lae1 yl
lfrusr date q sale sthe eontraEt ulatng ieat
,lofths tract purchased Ehal Be fenced znd cllg1i
leach and every year, for Eve years o el.o q -,
DO that at he end Of nYo Yeas olsazf lhal . sd
and under cultivation . b.
TWMTY PER CEEf. WILL N DKn QoLAle
,fo the valuation FOR cash. ecspt The slms should -
st sIx dollars per acre when ne cash rss wa ae ge
dollars --.-
productions, prices, and tars q PayReat sa b haa
Eand Commission@,
- 10 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
a1ss. ana Cities situated uPon t1s ILll-
I8O, ,APPLETON's sBAILWAXGUAa =
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HAVANA NE Ws.

NEw ORLUANs, May IS.
The steamer Gen Airamon has arrived from
The United States Consulate refuses to give
clearances 70 vessels for pofts In the seeded
States -
The dificnlties between the North and the
south are greatly affecting commerce.
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FALL OF BRIDGE.

OIACihNATl5 may ~
AT Eve o'clock some 'aos persons congregated
on the foot bridge which spans the Miami Canal
at Fourth street 70 witness the man9uveFing ci
three companies Of United States artillery encamp
ed In the Orphan Asylum lot In that vicinity
when It fell, precipitRting nearly all the people
into the canal A child is reported drowned, and
several persons were bruised.
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PROM CHTCAGO.

CHICAGO, Nay ~.
Senator Douglas has been very NJ with the Ty-
phoid fever since he returned 70 this city; Fears
are entertained BY his friedns thsthe will notr
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bosfoAi may 10
A bin was introduced in the House to-day
which proposes 70 prohibit any person directly
or indirectly from b1ying or holding any collat-
Ornl securieties Of the seeded States, under the
fhe bill was referred 70 q special committee on
the Governors address.
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RRnaT nATR0.

CAlAo1 nay 10
The steamer Fred LOrens with large amount
oF provisions from 81 Louis for Paducah. Ken
lucky, was detained here for an answer ifom the
Department &C Washlngten, whether the block
ade here shall not be made complete by stopping
all supplies of provisions nominRliy consigned 10
Darfiea In Keutuclyy
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GOVERNMENT STORES DETAINED BY
MISSOURI huLTTIAI
Saturday Nights Report.
IRON PHILADELPHIA.

PuLADELPH1A, May Is.
The Tug Yankee arrived to-day, having in tow
three schooners loaded with tobacco. They sur
rendered % the Harriet Lane, of Cape Henry
The oa5eeP in charge reports that the ship North
were seized.
Twenty vessels have been detained by the fsst
including Eve tobacco vessels.
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FROaI WARHINGTON.

WAaHInaToN. Nay Is.
The long bridge connecting with the Virginia
shore was guarded last night BY large nnIneef
OF effective troops than heretofore. An afmss
vessel was in the vicinity. These measures were
precautionary IN view Of reports Of design "
| inigre the bridge by the secessioniEiH.
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FROM MPHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELRIA, Nay IL.
The o. 8. District Attorney will comm ence
proceedings on Monday against the prizes brought
"a by the Yankee. II is doubted whether any
action can be taken other than causing their de-
f,enffou
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ppTzF sTFADTRRs TAKEN.

.... -- d i-a PHtLkDELPiifA, May Is,
A steamer lust arrived reports seeing, OF Cape
Henloprn, tie steamer Yankee; with three prize
steamers in tow, sailing North.
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FROM CHAMBRRsBURG.

CHANBERsHuRG, IA, May ls.
Troops are arriving here daily. They are
expecting to receive marching orders Southwark.
They viii certainly occupy HageFstoWn in few
days.
Unionists are daily arriving here, being driven
from Virginia.
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PROM KANSAS,

ATcHIsoN, may II.
HAta meeting Of citizens Of AtchisOn without
respect 10 party, held this morning, and presided
over By Major Fairehild, series Of resolutions
were adopted, pledging ample and complete pro
lection 70 persons and property and 10 govern
which may be shipped here. No danger Is ap-
pretended from any source, but several eompa-
nles are thoroughly organized and fully equip
ma
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EIGHT ANTICIPATED.

NEE YORK, Nay 10.
A letter received from the frigate Minnesota
at Hampton Roads says they have seized $500 900
worth Of ships and tobacco, and gre now Antlei
pating the enemy will attempt to fortify SeWell's
Point, If 90 we shall attack them,