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Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14
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The following is the latest newsby
telegraph from Missouri:
St. Ious, Sept 2.--Ihe Democrat
has advices direct from Gen. Thomp
sons at Benton Scott county. to the
effect that all the erebel baggage at that
and other points is being hastily re
moved to New Madrid. and that
Thompson and Hardee's forces would
endeavor TO effect Il junction, and fall
on Sickston, the terminus OF the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad, where it
is supposed they would make a stand
and give Gen. Prcntiss battle. The
combined forces of Thompson,
Hardee and Pillow are estimated at
thirty thousand men.
Passengers from the Southwest last
evening report that on Wednesday
morning an atteIapt was1nade to blow
up a Railroad train about eight miles
this side of Roll. \ keg Of powder
was placed under the railroad track
and percussion caps laid along the
rails. When the train came along, n
tremendous explosion cs,sued. The
engine was lifted from the track. and
the engineer hois,ed up three or four
feet into the air Fortunately no
damage was done. either to the train
or passengers. The cars. however,
were filled with dense smoke, and
considerable alarm for time pre-
vailed among the passengers. No
troops We're OK board the train After
ascertaining the cause of the cxplo-
sion the train resumed its course. 4
woman residing a short distance from
the pace where the explosion took
place, noticed seven or eight men at
work upon the track a short time pre-
vious TO the arrival of the train
She supposed they. We're workmen
engaged III repairing the road. Yes
terday morning the down train from
Rolla found the track torn up nea,
the spot whore the explosion occur,
red.--St. Louis Republican.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

The kcntuchy Rcginsent-The \.
\. Tribune has Il correspondent who
thus describes the kentucky Regi-
mrni in the army of Gen. Johnson,
in Virginia watching Gen. Patterson's
division;
Among the troops was one Regi-
,nent of over 1000 kentuckians. arm
ed with rifles and hawie-k knives.
They refused to take brit one round
Of cartridges to go into ke contem-
plated fight with Gen. Patterson )
column. intending to lie hid on the
gyound In the artificial tl,iGkets until
orr troops should approach, and then
,uakeat them with their Bowie knives.
This might have made some desper-
ate fighting but our bayonets would
probably have been an overmatch for
their knives. The men of the Ken
lucky Regiment are described as a
savage and desperate SET. who sx-
hibited their 9srocious disposition on
the slightest ssreteNt. and kept every
one in terror of them; they consider
it pleasant diversion to chop a
man up with an Arkansas tooth-pick
The wife of one of them is the VIVIAN.
diere of the regiment: she is a thor
ough soldier, and acts as Lieuten-
ant of IL company, she drills herself
She is said u te very handsome
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

Inhuman Crime and its Penalty.-
The Jackson Mississippian, of the 9th
instant, says:
The peaple of Brookhaven, Missis-
sppi, wele shocked last Sunday NOR,
ming by the intelligence that a negro
woman named Melinda had thrown
her aged mistress. Mrs. Linton, into
the fire. The old lady was power.
less in the bands of the young and
stout nesress. Her clothes We're i'm.
mediately. enveloped in flames, and
before assistance could reach her. She
was burned so frighttally that she i:
not expected to recover. Thsnegro
woman gave no reason for so sell N
act except that she was instigated by
othas to kill her mistress in order t.
get possession af her money. Shewas
escorted to limb in the woods OF
Tuesday morning. where She was is1ns
by the neck stilI'she was dead, thus
pay ing the just penalty, Of her cr,1e
murder.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

Defence IF Mobile.-On this sub
ject the Mobile Advertiser remarks :
The authorities of the city of Mo-
bile have done everything within their
sphere of action. They have taken
measures to arm all the volunteer
cerps of the city, procured two full
batteries of light artillery, and ample
stoEss Of fixed, ammunition for small
ar}35. The ladies' Of the military aid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

The New York Times gives the6iol-
lowing as the strength Of the federal
forces in and near Missouri at Cairo
and Birds Poist, 10000, at Cape
Girardeau, 40OQ.. near Ironton 5000,
at Sulphur Springs 5000, at Jefferson
City, Lexington, and Kansas City
5000, at Rolla, 1000, at St. Louis
from 10000 to 10000. Making a
total of about 60, 900
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

society, are now hard at work max
ing bags forsartillery cartridges, and
the Balls are ready to shot the guns.
Mobile city proper is ready for the
fight. 1t is for tho Confederate and
State authorities to See that the sur
roundings of the city are equally
ready. We learn that the military
and naval authorities have the work
in hand, and We believe that orders
have already been issued to strength
en- the garrison at Fort Gaines. We
should be glad to have visit from
Gov. Moore, to look to these impol
tant matters.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

Is 1t so.-Says correspondent OF
the New Orleans Delta, in describing
the battle of Manassas Plains
II should mention what has not vet
been mentioned, and which was At
known by mere accident, and with a
good deal od blushing on the part OF
the gallant son Of Louisiana. Gen.
Beauregard was wounded twice on
this occasion. Luckily the wounds
were very slight; one in the small
of the leg, and the other i'll the upper
part Of the arm.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

and a perfect amazon. Her dress is
gay aud conspicuous. Her rufiian
comrades take great pride in their
fierce and dashing heroine and she
is as anxious to split a Yankee with
her bowie-knife as the Notwithstanding
dcd wretch among them.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14
TUCKER.
President.
keachi, La.
Confederation Restaurant.

1 l(Fonneriy Gaiety.)
- Ad5oiniagthe ContedcrotsOm
Cofee Housc.- Shaerepo,t, La.
HIS well Lnown and popular 81
Il tablishme..t has been removed as
above, and is open for the accommo-
dation Of the public. There will be-
found the best of game. fish, oysters,
and everything that the Shreveport.
and New Orleans markets afford
Meals furnished at all hours day o,
night. Families and parties will
nave their orders, promptly attended
o. noJ.N4y
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

In the Holly Springs (Miss.) Cot
ton States, of 3lst ult., appeared the
following complimentary notice:
Since our last issue upwards OF
TWO thousand soldiers have passed
our depot, bound for, Virginia and
other points, Most OF them Were
from Louisiana, and like all the troops
sent TO the field from that gallant
state, they were noble specimens OF
Soldiers--true, Southern soldiers
Well and nobly has Louisiana done
her part in this war, and still her
brave sons gre tiocking to the stand
ard Of their country to aid in driving
back the Northern foe. She can
coast Of some of the best soldiers in
the Geld, and she has furnished a
Bsassegard t. lead them on TO victo-
...~ VII sn,I I s--jsia,,a
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

We are authorized t! announce
DIR. w, w. GEORGE, as Il c:,ndi-
date for a seat i'll the lower branch
OF the hegisiature, of Louisiana, at
the election in November. Epaid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

- The following is a copy OF a
memorial, passing about in Franklin
county, for signatures
The undersigned, citizens OF
Simpson county, Kentucky, do
hereby petition Gov. B. Magoffin,
ot Kentucky to open the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, even it. ii
must. be done at the point OF the
b;ayonet; believing that the embargo
laid by the Administration is GROSS
violation of our neutrality, and we
pledge ourselves individually and
collectively to stand by You even to
Ike direst extremity
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14
AGENTS.

NJ. JOHN ". 'rAHER, is our authorized
a. Mt III Natchitoches.
Ny. u. y. OBRiEN, No 6, Exchange
Place. New Orleans, is our authorized
Agent for that city.
Ma. II. C. CLARKE. Bookseller. is our au-
tnorized agent for Nicksburg and Natchez.
Mr. j. ii. LOTION, is our agent at Belle
vue, Bossier Parish.
Mr. A. L. HAY, of the News Depot, is our
authorized agent in Jefferson. Texas.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

We a.e authorised to annonAc-
II. ii. PITTS, az candidate for rc-
election. for the office OF RECOkiAEE
Election on the first Monday III No
vember. ',.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

The Lake Boys" arrived in our
city yesterday. As whole this
company is second to none, and if
they are put in the way of fighting,
We judge, Wal do their duty with a
heart and will. May God guard
and protect every man Of them.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

We are authorized to unnu,incc tli,
name OF Il. White E,Y., as II rnnl!idntc tor
reelection, to the Legislator, for the Parish
of Caddo. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

We are authorized to announce thc
name of &. 5. GROOM, for the Office,
OF RECORDER Election lst Monday
in November. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14
N1iscellaneou~.

\ HEADQUARTERS, BAT
HTALION LIGHT INFANTRY
Lieut.. Col. Edmonston, who ser
we'd in the Mexican War, is now fill
ling up his Battalion to its fell COM
plcment, for the G.. $. service
Companies attaching may report
to the Adiutant, No. 3G Natchez
street.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

We are authorized to announce
ISRAEL w. PICkENS. as IL can
didute for the office OF Sheriff, at the
ensuing election. paid Z
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

Wear authorized to announce Mr.
THOMAS Il. SIMPSON as a can
didate for the Office OF SHERIFF. IL
the ensuing election. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

President Davis in reply to dis
patch from Gov. Pettus Of Miss, says
we shall probably need all the eompa-
nies YOU can furnish this fall"
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

We are authorised to announce.
NJ. II. j. ALSTO\, as II candidate
for the office Of Sheriff, at the cnsus.
ing election. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

The ChiIis and Fever has lately
been crossing the threshold of nearly
every one.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

We are authorized TO announce /
X. CRISP, the present incumbent. a.
a candidate for reelectionto the otftcr
of ASSESSOR, at the ensuing elcc
ton
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

The schooner w. II. Northrop.
which arrived lately at Nassau; n.
T., from Southern port. entered the
former port with the Confederate flag
hvinge and kept it at masthead during
her stay, free from molestation.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14
chND lDhT Is.

WE are authorized to announce
GEORGE III. CUIIDERS, for the
LOWER BRANCH OF THE LE,'>l.A-
TuRE, for this Parish. paid g,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14
Keach Female College

L HE Fail Session of the Keachi
Female College, will open on the
lst Monday in September 1861. IF
fcient Teachers for all departments
have been engaged. -.s
Send in your daughters and
Wards at the beginning of the SEES
sion.
For particulars & Catalogues ap-
ply to
J. II TUCKER,
President.
keachi, La
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

Ne are authorized to announce
PETER Ii. CROGkER, as IL can
didate for the Office of Assessor. at
the ensuing election, in November
next.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14
Shreveport 9ailu Ne@s,
mo. DICKINSON
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Saturday. September "A, 1861

lob Work must be paid for on de-
livery.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-14

EDMONSTON'S BATTALION
COMPANIES will receive their
arms and equipments, ready for mus
ter, at Headquarters, 3G Natchez
street Reference r.. k, j. Jacobs
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Connecticut Election.

NEw.HAyES, Monday, April l--9 o'clock, p m
The Democratic majority in this city is 5l5i last
Spring it gave 6S5.
Mr. English candidate for Congress on the Demo
cratic ticket is elected by zoo to 800 majority over Mr.
Woodruff
Republican majorities-Guilford 70; Derby e.;
Milford, Ga; East Haven, 90 Clinton, a. North
Haven, 10; Orange, 42.
Democratic maiorities- Hampton, g.. o. II. Platte
is elected Senator in the With Districts the other two
in this county Democratic, making one Republican
gain.
The Legislature and State ticket are probably Re-
publican.
Eleren ClockThe latest returns indicate the cleo
ton of the Republican State ticket and both Houses Of
the Legislature
The election Of Mr.. Ferry, Republican in the Fair
field District and also of Dwight LOOMS in Hartford
District are doubtful.
Mr.. Woodruff, Republican, in the New-Hayen Dis
trict, is defeated.
HARTFORD, Monday April 10 ?.
Vote Of HartfoId-For Governor: buckingham Re
publ, 2,lsl LOOMS DEM 2,57f. For Congress:
Dwight LOOMS lRepub.), Gill Hyde DEM, 2,6f
The first Senatorial District is Democratic by 800
majority.
HARTFORD, April Ill p. m.
COuulfs AL tONhb but A'oni Jul
lingon, and Canton, give buckingham ,SS7, Looms
1913
The Republicans have probably carried their State
ticket by an increased majority. They have both
branches OF the Legislature.
Looms, Republican, is believed TO be elected In the
LIST Congressional District by 100 majority.
NEw-LoNDON, Monday, Apni 1, 1901
The Republican majority here is III. gain from
last year.
Waterford has been carried by the Republicans last
year Democratic.
HARTFoRD, Tuesday, April 81 a. m.
The Republicans have elected their State ticket by
an increased majority. They have carried both
branches of the Legislature and carried the LIST sndllld
Congressional Districts. They have Lost the Hid, with
the Ivth not fully heard from.
Hartford y-Buckingham's vote, S,2G3i ma
iority against him g.. Last year it was 2l0.
We cannot get the full returns Of the State tonight
on account of the bad weather.
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City; Charles l.. Muller, Hannibal VIM. L. pincheon,
Independence; Stephen Hazlets, kaasas CITY Jonn
l.. Bittineer, St. Joseph; also Welantchon smith,
Rockpor, Illinois; Chas X. Judson FreepoTt Illinois
Achilles Williams. Richmond, Indiana; and George
B. Wilson, Stuebenvile, Ohio.
Among the combinations last wednesday was that
of Isaac Fuller editor Of The Seneca County Courier
as Postmaster at Seneca Falls, New-York. :.
The Maine delegation, with Yice.President Hamiln
have agreed on the distribution of the offices In tna
State Senator Fessenden has claimed the night 70 Ill
the Portland offices. T.,
Mr.. Goodwin the representative elect from tne h ts
Congressional District Of that State denied such
but Welded to the majority Of the delegation, 'ney
having agreed to this course TO cut of all oultluss
Mr. Fessenden has put his request in wrltlng giSing
the CoIectorshp 10 William Williams, his OLD law
partners the Post-0fce to Major Dale tne rny sS l
of the Marine Hospital to bis brother, u D. " res
sender.
George F. Talbot is unanimously recommended LOT
District Attorney and Charles Clark for Marshal OF
Maine Washington Long Collector I Of PastRG1t L.
Collector of Bangor; True Harmon, Collector OF Bel
fast and j. NJ. Deering, Postmaster at Saco. Iheee
and other appointments will probably be made this
weak
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B,anc. March 20. .................

Cas-. OF ALLEGED gRAuDUI wi Invoices aaoM
BUSES ArREs-By she tariff, wool worth over 20
cents pound is liable 70 duty Of 20 per cent Paenos
Ayras wool costs p sents pound board providing
the price of the curent pspsr dollar 10 estimated at
3S5 70 the doubloor, which is the rual rate Cargoes
cS wool are mP9sted here, however, under. Consular
certificates that e paper dollar 10 worth 25 ohe silver
dollar thus enabling the wool to enter Duty FREQ in the
United States. The Collector being led to believe that
these consua certificates incorrect has seized sew
era carges worth hundreds Of thousands Of dollars,
and atest win probably be made over the cargo OF
the Mary Wilkins, worth 100000, consigned to ~
w. Ropes g. Co, 90 a.s.
CHURCH OF TIE PURITAN, TRusTrEs.-Ape 90,
cey Of the Church of the Purtans met las pgn' anu
elected the following named gentiemsn trustees
Henry A. Abel, Kenyon Cox, and Edwin ferrs'
| There were 20 OppoStiOu candidates, 5000
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Interesting from Charleston.
CHARLEsTOH, Monday, Apl

CHAhLEsIUh, MOHudy, ApIII I, IoVI'
The Spanish Consul for North and South Carolina,
and Florida, has no official information concerning the
movement of Spain on st. Domingo.
Senator Wigfsll was expected TO make speech to-
night at the Mills House, but no arrangement about
bringing him out had been concluded at 10 o'clock
The assurances about the adoption Of the Confeder-
ate States Constitution by South Carolina, are fully
confirmed.
Fort Sumter is all the calculation among the military
men.
Reports from Texas and Louisiana confirm former
statements relative TO arming for the projection Of the
frontiers and assisting Pensacola The troops from
Louisiana have already been sent.
Mr. wigfal had an interview to-day with Gen.
Beauregard.
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FIRES.

FIRE ~ CITY RAIL PEAcr. ..' 81.
Yesterday morning fire occurred in the newspapse
shop of j. r. White, No. City Hall Place, causing
$50 damage Insured for $l0o in the stuyyesant lneu-
rance Co. .. i.a
FIRE ~ CANAL STREET. .r
About 10 O'Clock yesterday ire broke out IN 9
wood shed in the cellar of the tenement house NO.
Canal street. but the flames We've extngushed beford
tLey had made much progress. M. Levy occupied the
she3 and also the first floor shoe store and dwell
inc Several shoe cases in the shed in which the tre
bad been kindled smet strongly Of camphene and led
10 the belief that the place had been wiully fred
Levy and his nephew were apprehended al the M
STANCE of the Fire Marshal but from the insuiciency
Of the evidence against them they were discharged ~
Justice Osborn.
FIRE IN ELIZABErR STREET.
About o'clock yesterday morning Ohcer fossn r.
Of the Fifth Ward discovered smoke issuing i,1
second story Of the tenement house No. "a En5spss.
street, and upon entering the apartment iouna rs
Fanpean the occupant standing in the center Vi .n
Aoor with her clothing In blaze After rescmns NJ
and sxtingujshins the fames, he rescued her TWO
dren Snbseoue1tly hearing that the husband We -
The NICE lie dashed through the flames ana aassou
ont tha man. who was by this time sHan1ss
Tha fumi,ure In the place was damaged ~ '"' 'A"
| of SlOO before the fire could be put out "a.
x,pp IN wFsr sEvESTEENrh siKhEI.
v...ias ,norniuQ at 10 o'clsek, hre ooSurfeu
s"I;n No IA West Serenteenth street, 9eeupie9
me u"spAIe Waroous u was caused by defect In
~ III: - Ana Of the adjoining house, NO. IL, ocen-
the e III, M, Rsnisnin Wheelwrght. The Samsge 70
PEI yd;ne and furniture did not exceed $iVo. The
Il Insured for $l 600 In the Union, Mutual and
E,na Inmrance Companies.
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From Montgomery.

Special Dispatch to The Y. Y. Tribune
MONTGOMERY, Monday, April ], 1861.
The New-York importing merchants will all be
ruined unless they promptly refuse TO pay duties
under the new tariff. They must nullify the
tariff act, and plead in justification the dissolu-
ton of the Union and the unconstitutonality of
the Morrill, abomination. Otherwise the cities of
the Confederate States will be one continuous
warehouse of European goods. G. N. s.
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Navigation of the Lake.

- TOLKDO, Monday, April 1, IooI'
The propeller Olean, the first boat through from
Dunkirk, arrived here on Sunday morning.
DUSKIKK, Monday, April l. 1861.
The steamers Cuckman and Elmira, Of the New
York and Erie Railroad line, arrived here this after
noon, with full cargoes from Cleveland, Sandusky,
aud Toledo, being the first arrival Of the season.
Navigation is now entirely clear between this and
the Western Lake Erie ports.
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The Santa Fe Mail.

ISDEPEsDEScE, Monday, April i, 1861
The Santa Fe mail with dates to the 18th ut., ar
rived here to-day, being day ahead OF time, but
brings no Lows Of special importance ~,
No Indians were seen on the route. The grass on
the road to Fort Wise i short.
The contractors on this route are making prepare
lions to run express from Fort Wise TO Canon City
TO connect with this mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02

PiTTsBURGH, Monday ApflI 1, IoOI.
The business men of Pittsburgh and Allegheny Cities
hold an enthusiastic meeting on the currency question
TO-DAY many business not heretofore participating
M. 81 the meeting was MOI to receive deprecated
money except at the brokers rates.
me rates for Missouri and Virginia money To-Day
are four per cent discount. The indications clearly are
that the movement ia a success. The FARMERS oei'no
70 receive par funds for their prodRce.
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To The Associated Press.
MONTGOMERY, Monday, April l, 1861.

MONTGOMERY, Monday, April !, 1861.
Active efforts are being made TO complete the Gap
Railway hence to Pensacola, TO facilitate the trans
portation of troops to the Gulf and it will be completed
in few days.
Nothing important has been received from Pensacola
The supply of provisions it is believed is getting
scarce at Fort Pckens. Troops, provisions, and am
munition are flowing into the Confederate army. Two
thousand troops are expected at Montgomery this
week.
The reported Reinforcement of Fort Pickenf is pro-
nounced by reliable authority as unfounded.
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NORFOLK, Monday, April l, 1901.
james M. Land and VIM. Grimstead had an anrsy
at parade at London Bridge Princess Anne County,
on Saturday, in which Grimstead killed Land Win
bayonet Both respectable farmers, with families
The soop-of-war Cumberland came up the harbor
Yesterday from the Roads She exchanged salutes
with the receiving slip Pennsylvania. p s..f
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sd Louis EIecffon.

ST. LOUIS, Mohuhyi APfiI 1, fboI.
In the municipal election to-day, the Anti-Repubcan
ticket elected by from 1000 TO 5000 majority.
The Unconditional Union ticket was only sue
cessful in two Wards
Two Germans were killed by lightning during the
storm yesterday. - .. rr ..
Two Irishmen were stabbed in political melees on
Saturday night and have since died.
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Arrival of the North American
Sailing Of the Bohemian.
PORTLAND, Monday

PORTLAND, Monday, April I, 1861.
The steamship North American, from Liverpool on
the 18th. via Londonderry on the 18th ult arrived
here at o'clock this morning. Her dates are sntic-
pated.
TIE steamship Bohemian sailed at o'clock on Sat-
urday evening for Liverpool.
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From Havana.

NEw-ORLEASs, MONDAY, Apr1l iooi'
The steamship DeSoto has arrived from Havana,
March 9th. ~ .. ... .. re.
Sugars were dull; No. Il, g.. reals. Weeks ex-
ports, % 500 boxes stock, 27 900 boxes Sterling Elk
change, l0alOI premium. Sight Exchange on New
York, Il d2i premium. -.
Nothing had been heard Of Prince Alfred.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

BosToE, Mondoy, April ], 1851.
The proposition for Metropolitan Police in Boston,
as nresented before the Senate to-day in two reports
from the Legislative Committee, the majority against
the proposition and the minority for IT, lhe majority
report will probably be adopted.
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Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, Monday April !, IobI
The Senate has agreed to the House amendment iela
tive to the transfer Of the guns from the Bellona
foundery.
Nine Senators presented protest against the passage
Of the resolutions into law. The Senate refused to per
NIT it to 70 on the Journal
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The Dea,h of Judge shaw.

BosToS Monday, April l, 1861.
meeting OF the Suffolk Bar was held to-day and
Committees appointed TO make arrangements TO attend
the funeral of Judge Shaw tomorrow. Resolutions OF
respect TO his memory adopted.