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WASHINGTON. Mar 1.-THE statement that
Winsns. OF Baltimore, was ielsased uncondi-
tionallv i unfounded. He was only released
by order Of the Government. on his giving
IA role of honor that he would do no act
ooenly or sovetly hostile 70 the Government
OF the United States
A general army order has been issusd,
stating that there will be added to the stsfI
az the armv. four Qurter Masters and eight
assistants Ia De promoted and selected &C
coriing 10 existing laws and requis'tions.
There Will be added 10 the MEDICAL stan
ten Surgeons and twenty assistants The
surgeons viii be promoted from the senior
surgeons. and the assistants appointed from
civil life. After having passed the usual
examination BY the Board. from the Medical
Department Of the army, due public notice OF
the aopointment, and time and place OF meet
ing Of the Board will be given.
Mr.. Herbert. superintendent Of Mount
Vernon. says there is no foundation for Tho
repors that the remains % Washington have
been removed from their resting place.
Rtiraaier General Mansfield. 70 day, issueS
an order a. follows. ] have ordered, by tele
graph. the agents Of Adams Express Com7a
n.nv. AZ New York, Philadelphia and Ralti
more that in the future no expresses written
inclusive Of letters. viii be permitted TO g
South Of this CITY into virginia Last eve
ming Col. Stone ssizei. by my order, the ex
press matter and stopped all confrsean
goods. and allowed the rest 20 60 forward.
Ex-Gorernor Reeder, Of Pennsylvania an
Kansas. hxs been appointed Brgsdier Ger
srsl BY ths President
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Prom MARYLAND.

NEW York, Nav l6.-There was another
attempt at riot in Pratt Street. Baltimore. on
the occasion Of the passage Of the Doylestown
Guards with the Ringgold Battery. but the
fact berg known. every man had loaded
rife. which deferred any serious movement.
The New York and Massachusetts, troops
withdrew from Federal Hill this morning. to
king half Of their battery with them, and re-
turned 10 the Relay House.
BALTIMORE. Nav I7.-Ro. winans has
been honorably discharged. according to or
ders from Washington.
The Hsrald's Montgomery correspondent
states that IL has been partially decided that
Jsferson Davis should take command OF the
army nj Richmond. The greatest discomfort
/. felt by rebel troops. for want of reliable
head. and has had its influence on Davis
IL has been seriously discussed. in secret ses
sion. 10 remove the seat OF Government e
Richmond. but upon intelligence OF the inten
ticn u take possession OF that city. IL va
deemed advisable not 70 90 80 far North Al
present. he further SAYS reports about
/ Beanrexsrd being dead or wounded are nn
founded A gentleman sayShe was lniorme'
+ bv Gov. Letcher OF the truth Of Statement
/ that arms had been received Al Ner Orlcan'
from England
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Frrors Fxrrr-s-In looking over she
E1press o. ina. nsors.isss. sind the following
language
Il would Ike 10 sec the German Company
drowned IN = hole full Of lager beer
The above has been rsporteito have been
.aid bv me. Al the Breakfast table. never
uttered such words a. desiring any body or
company drowned either IA bees water
There vas something said IN jest about the
German Company By me and others. bus not
the sEghscsf disrePeci OF III feeling Was a
tended o. expressed BY any one a. FAR -
heard
So far as kno4aoshiagism 3 concerned
never was ia Lodge bu; once. and then d'd
take Bat the iniiiatory degree. | found that
Wa in had company aud ever after absen-
tel rn,.elf and took no further part with that
order. A. for Seces-ioni-m "a s without the
.hadow Of foundation. a. all who know me
VII bear witness. shoald not have noticed
this natter A all had il not been for the IN.
sinuAtioa about Knownothingism and Seces.
sionism. which all who know me know % b
untrue in all IL bearings.
L. b SSAPP
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SKw YoRK. May IA communication
20 the Press. signed b. ". Il smith, sAys
the reported destruction Of the bridges on
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad i untrue; al
40 the report in New York morning paper
.hAt he had requested Gen. seott 70 take
,ni.itarv possession Of the Road
A special 20 the Commercial Advertiser
saws that within few days all the Massachu-
sets regiments viii be ordered 10 Fert Mon
roe.
A special 70 the Post SAYS that the Capitol
building viii De cleared OF troops ~ the lst
Of June, and be renovated for the extra ses
sion of Congress
The Michigan Rife Regiment arrived here
in fine condition, being the hrst body OF
Western troops that has reached the Capital
There il no positive indication OF the Ad-
vance Of the rebels, nor have batteries been
erected on Arlington Heights.
Secretary CAmeron's family arrived here
10 iay
The steamer KaulAk has arrived. from
Havana on the llth, via Nassau the l5th.-
The 4 :. steamer Crusader, at Havana from
Key West, reports the Yacht Nanderer IA
ken by the u. :. steamer 81. Louis.
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Flour moderate for home trade with linn
tied export demand. Common grades rules
heavy and dropping, sales of $4,000 bbls at
a. 95d5.l0 for super State; $5,l5@5 % for
extra Strife; $4.75@5.00 for super western;
IS. l5d5. so for com. 10 medium extra west
srn; IS, 55d5,65 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio, and S510@7 .s5 for trade
brands do. The market closing dull and
heavy. Canadian -four moderate and steady !;
sales OF $50 bbls at s., l5G7 so for inferior
10 choice. Rye -four selling at $3,OO@4.OV.
Corn meal without change; sales Of $50
bbls of Brandywine.
WHISKY lower with fair business doing at
decline; sales of 100 bbls at l6o.
WHEAT in fair request for export BRANDS,
inferior descriptions heavy and dropping;
sales of 10000 bush inferior 20 prime Chicas
20 spring ct 81 ,0el .le; 81 600 bush North
western club at 81 .le@l so, $500 bush red
State at $l,lo@l is; $4,000 bush unsound
and inferior Nil clnb at 81 ,l49l il: 40, 700
bnsh Sood TO prime do at 81 .2vS "a; ~
900 bush winter red western VI JUG 81.
CoRx rather more steady with moderate
demand for export and home consumption
sales of SO 900 bush at 55@56l ! for old mix
ed western; 520455e for new do; 4565O foi
damamaged 52@56 for new round yellow.
OArs Little more active and q shade hrm-
err at 30632 for State and Canada; 81 "a
! 80 for State.
PoRK continues dull, but prices are withou
| important change.
BrKr continues steady; sales of 200 tier
ces extra at $3.50. Beef hams at l2&l 5o
LARD dnll; sales of 100 bbls at 99ss4c.
SrocKs-2d Bcard-dull. Chicago L Rocl
I.lsdd 36ls; Ills. Central Scrip 65s4; n. \
Central 72l4; Va. 6's Ash; Mo. 6's 3s4
Erie 2IIs; Galena s Chicago 59ss Harlem
llis; Pacific Mail 60ls; United States o
of 81 (reg.sterod) 50; Treasury ~ 1875
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Now ~ .sn RIenr DREcrtoS We
learn that Mayo Stewart has issued instruc-
tons 10 the eity police 70 arrest all Migrants
and persons hsv'S.g no visible means Of SUP
port. with q determination TO employ those
Who can give no ~soi account Of themselves
Upon the strecss All houses CT doubtful
rspuue are 20 be looked after This . a
noss In the right direction and II prosecuted
With vigor. and fesrlessly viii giss safety and
peace 10 our city Every good citizen Is IN.
terested in tins matter. sad should DO all they
can to assist the city authorities Il this effort
70 free our city from the demons and Psstifsr
ous persons with which II IL Infected
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w<unsxoeop. Nay l6-Pssssngsrs via
Harpsfs folvy report that the rebels are
srectine lor1i6czti0E on the Maryland side
They .Ls<e also erected one twelve miles be
low me rorry
II nrcoorlsd that considerable discontsnt
exists ansnn< ne troops at Richmond.
Gen. WocL uax today ordered 10 FORTRESS
The cshauba arrived al Washington and
states tnsl. - Harriet Lane was blockading
James and Izbeth rivers. the Monticello
the York X<o<. and thu Quaker City the
chesapsai3 ~. Tie Minnesota Vas on
Point ConIor
The oa<ks f. City TOW ed the ship ArAgo. OF
DAl.imoIs z. III "a from Richmond. with ear
20 Of tshscco Valued At 500 600 Commo-
d0rs suinGb4m PIT crew aboard until II
reaches Me- York
W.susxs.os. Nay l7---Col' AcDowell,
assistant Ad3ataat General, has been promo
ted to the podtien Of q Brigadisr General.
The Virgins dispa tches received to-day,
70 note the Continued arrivals Of Confederate
tsoops and their departure for points not de
's Si,'ssa. ofssesa.a States. in order to re
c.ivs patsntz for Inventions. must take the
oath prsscribei by law, acknowledge their
The following important letter wss. ysster-
dsy. writtenb By the Secretary Of State:
WAsHISoroS. May. 10, 1861
STA: | haxeieceived your letter of yssier-
DAYS date, S1>ing 10 give you. in writing. nay
reasons for Considering an acceptance on your
part OF Govenor Lstcher's proposition 90 pur-
ehase the steamships Yorktown aud James.
town. recently seized by his orders. and
now in bis possession, as an ACT OF treason
With this request l readily comply.
An Instruction has broken out N several
States Of this Union. including Virginia. de
: signed TO overthrow the Government OF the
/ United States. The Executive authorities
Of tbs States ar parties 10 The insurrecton,
and our public enemies Their action IN
seizing or buying vessels to be employed IN
execution Of that decision. Is not merely with
out authority of law. but IL treason.
Ii is'treason for any person ~ give aid or
comfort to public enemies; to sell vessels to
them which it 10 their purpose to use AZ ships
of war. is giving them aid and somfort-to
receive money from them in payment for
vessels. which they have seized for these pur-
poses, would be to convert the unlawful sell
zure into sale. and would subject the party
offending to the pains aud penalties of trea-
son. aud the Government would no. hesitate
20 bring the offender TO punishment.
Signed W ID. 81" ARD.
To G. Henniker. Esq Agent Of the New
York and Virginia Steamship Co.
The President remarked TO a gentleman
last night, that General Butler would be
placed in a position perfectly satisfae tory to
himself, and in still broader Geld OF honor
The Charleston Courier reports. on the
18th inst, that British bark was refused
entrance into port. by the Niagara steam
frigats.
Two British ships were also ordered on
Another was pursued, but run into shoal VA
ter. and was towed up TO the city.
A British ship was boarded, but was hnally
permitted TO pass.
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I.orrsxrrIr. Nav 1.-THE Official returns
from % counties show the Union vote. for
Border State delegates. TO be se,Ssl with IL
counties % hear from
The aggregate Presidential vote last No
vembev vas ls6 ZIG
Fs.xxyoRr. Nav 1.-THE House. yes'er
d,, coucurred n the Sente bill legsliling the
suspension Of specie payments by the Ken
tpcky banks.
The House passed resolutions that hen.
suckv should msini.in strict neutrality
durins the presen, contest and the uPholdine
Of the refusal Of Gov Nsgofin under exist
ing circumstances. 70 furnish troops 20 the
federal government.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

ASorusR Acnirv sxsSr cF GES. LYoN.--
On Thursday last General Lyon sent desach-
msnt of United States troops TO Pososo. in
Washington county. where the Union men
had been threatened with determination
They succeeded in posfponiHg secession
meeting. taking one hundred and fifty prs
onsrs. and capturing secession hag thirty
feet loux by nine sect wide. which lady had
concealed bensa.h her hoops. We may now
expect to hear another fearful howl from the
Missouri Republican and is sympaihizers and
eadorssrs. The Gspubileaa u said TO be a
wonderful Japa PAPER
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~Bssx - ruE StsvK VINO PAYS a cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Press gets Of
this sluib.
A leading merchant IN Grand Gulf. Mss.
whilst walking the streets. thinking 81 hav-
Ing Southern Commercial Convention N
that civ. picked up a piece Of printed paper.
which proved 30 be leaf Of shakspeare :
dramatic ~orks. The writer Of whom he bad
never heard. The frss words that struck his
eve -ers. Base - the save that p4ys-
/ The viror % tbs expression 80 pleased him
that he intends a. soon as the direct trade
with England . opened. 70 send cut fer :
cory 81 shskspesre's works. regardless Of
E exueo~<
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

Pzfl.nrtrniA Nav. l7.-Qaiie an excite
men, vas ssted this morning bs the seifnre
Of submarine boat. the invention OF Deviiero
q Freedman.
In gong down the river Il struck an Island
-Four men we're found on board Devilero
s,id he was taking IL 20 the Nsvy lard TO
test her. bat the Officers there d'sclaiDtd
sny kno~leise 81 him. The boat ~as con
ssrncted some time since for raising ~recks
and other Submarine work bus ~ss never
pus in active use Il e thlrsy feet issg cigar
sAaped. and bailt ofiron. Il sspplss he own
cir and ~iil ~. useful 10 ruasing under .
Tee. 1870.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, May Ia.
Flour unchanged aud dull The demand
il quite light with small sales at 81, 5O@4, 90
for superhne, and $4.75@4 ,s5 for extra.
WHEAT unchanged.
WHISKY steady at 1915.
Nothing done in provisions and prices re-
main unsettled and nominal.
GRocrsIrs unchanged and the demand fair.
Kentucky currency is thrown out by three
Banking Houses. and the indications are. that
the paper of all the Banks of that State. ex-
cept the Farmers and Northern Bank, will
be refused by all tbs Banks to morrow.
Exchange firm at &c premium for Ohio
and Indiana.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

The officers % the companies qu<rtered IN
Camp Tippecsnoe. held meeting lkss even
inr and elected the following held oficsr
loserh Orr. Of LAporse county. ss Colonel.
Robert n Evans. Of Fountain county. Lea
tenant Co,enel. and James y Parker. Of Ben.
son eouuty. MAJOR. We have 10 se9uAintsnee
wsth the Colonel. but understand from thoss
~ho know him. thsi ne i ~esi qasiined for
the position. Mr.. Evans. he Lieutenant
rolep.l served a. Captain IN the NeKic.r
w.r. ana proved himself = galisst leader
Major Parker. although his kso-letge o
ALTAR tacsics nav not De eqasi 70 the 9th
A.. w,ll. bv close stfentica - daiy. soun<
,vAxu<rs and inicz,itsoie ne-~s- prove
pc-ular ofkcsr .-Isfsyeffs Jss'rsl
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The Evansville JsHrnsl Of yesterday SAYS
The other day our excellent and union lov-
ing fellow citizen. Laird Olmssed. ~as piloting
raft Of ss- logs up Pigeon Greek % his
sav mill vhen. IN passing Camp Morris. he
-as 80 unfortunate - % attract the attention
OF some Of the bows. who. just then. appear
sd 70 be detailed on the special duty Of en-
forcing the embargo laws These reaious.
inprovi-cd government officials. hailed the
rait and enQaircd ~ Capt olms,ead. whether
he had sny provsaion on board for The Con
fsiersss States On being answered IN tie
negative. shey next soquired II ANY mum.
tons Of var: then II any arms both quss-
lions beng promptly answered in the mega.
I've, one Of the interre<sson declared shs
rsfs vas a suspicious looking craft. And b
did not think they could perform thea duty
a. government Offices ~stAout bo>xding hes
Accordingly. having NO boat AZ hand. severa
Of tie B'hovs JUMBO into the creek, swan
90, AMI lover hauled" her. Having sat's
fed thenselves b, Inspection that there IA
nothing consraband aboard. they then 70
qsestei the Captain 70 sAow Ais eolors. nc
he respectfully decliael doing on the groan
that IL ~as no, Customary for raits - carr
the Article
At lenxth. becomins convinced Of u
loyalty Of Caps oim-ted. they dismissed hiu
9Th caution never again % sail snsE'
esous er2ft m that neixhborbooa ~tthos
carrying the stars and stripes for he prose'
tor-"
We would bet a sixpence that ~s oon
name -ons Of The Tcrre Hsuts boys 81
bad hand In that fun They can s-im
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sr LOUIS. May l7.-Seversi Union men
have been driven from Potoso. on the Iron
Mountain Railroad.
A detachment of volunteers, under COM
mand Of Capt. Cole. was sent down on Tues
dav night to protect loyal citizens in that
section.
Cant Cole reached potoso at three clock
i'm the morning, surrounded the town with a
chain OF scntinsls. and shortly after daylight
about one hundred and ff<y citizens were Ia
ken prisoners and formed into line.
The Union men were SeeQgpirsd and re
leased -
About fifty secsssionists were liberated on
parole. and nine of the leaders brought to the
city as prisoner, of war.
The lead mandatory of John Dean was
then taken possession Of and some four hun
dred pigs of lead seized.
On the return trip the troops dispersed a
company Of cavalry at De Sofa. and captured
thirty horses left behind in their fight
They hoisted the stars and stripes on a pole
just raised for the secession dag.
Another prominent secessionst was ar
rcste here. and still another at Victoria,
making twelve in I'll who now are In the Ar
senal.
Thirteen American families arrived here
last night. having been driven from dinsren'
towns on the Pacific Railroad. for supporting
| the Union.
Gen. Price has issucd orders instructint
Bigader Generals to Immediately organic
the militia in their respective districts. ant
hold them in readiness for active service
Officers and soldiers are enjoned to exert al
the protection in their power 20 tho person
and property Of citizens Of the State. withou
reference to their political principles. Th
object Of this organization being simply t
protect people in their rights under the Con
stitution. State and United States TROOP
are warned to avoid collision with an
armed bodies. unless absolutely required.
protect the lives. liberty and property OF Oh
people. :,
The flag Of the State of Missouri 10 tn
only one 20 be used by the militia.
Nearly one thouand Ir shmcn have bee
enrolled in the United States service here
and will. probably. be organized into Sc
erste regiment
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Tns vife Of tho traitor Wigfall Is now re-
siding in a country town near Boston Her
husband has intrus,ed her % the vulgar f,n-
KEGS for protection against the storm he has
helped o. raise She hssbecn treated by her
neirhbors With much politcncss On the
othe- hand. al Atlanta. Ga. few DAYS since.
the trunks Of some female teachers who were
leaving the land Of coaspirators and cotton.
we're rudelv overhsuled at the railroad
station. on the pre:exi that arms might be
concealed IN them. This We suppose i the
high toned chivalry 81 which the Secession
pspers make staple topic.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.

Cairo cat OF Dsnyer-Army Orders
winaas released en parofe--fn-
teresting from Washington aud
Baitimere--Gen. Halter on the
war--Extra Hill snaish--Move-
ments OF the He bets-saserestin
from 50. Louis-Anoshsr nest OF
traitors broken uP--Au irish
Union Heg. at Har-
per. Ferry--Capsure az Priva-
reers-seward,sL Lester enfsreins
the uieekade---Uni Vote In
kentacky---Astem Hiot In
Haifimore.
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PoLicK Irsxs-Y esterday morning two
men named John Holland and Martin Moore
we're arrested on suspicion Of being connec
tel with the fire that occurred Yesterday
morning They had hearing before Mayor
Stewart last evening. and their case vas con
tinued over until Monday morning.
Richard Gatswood was arrested on -imi
lar charge and disposed Of in like manner =
All three are stopping over Sunday with
Sheriff Conner, or third street.
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CAnr VIeo-The number Of visitors 70
Camp yigo. Yesterday, was very large. and
much interest was manifested in the move
rnsnt- Of the soldiers. The boys ara rapidly
improving in the drill. and seem % enjoy
camp life admirably After dress parade
preparations Tor supper commenced. There
seemed 20 be no want Of appettes in camp.
Arms for the regiment. We learn, have
reached this city. and will probably be dis
tributed to-day.
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WAseIS0roS. May l6
Ii i understood thot the troops at the Re
lay House have been ordered TO proceed 70
Harper's Ferry before the end of this week
A messenger from the South saws additio on
al re Inducements we're sent up by the rebels
to-day There is great complaint among them
OF a scarcity OF powder.
A demonstration at Norfolk. il is thought.
will take place this week.
There are some SIX thousand men ia Fort.
ress Monroe.
A prominent official said to day there would
be an attack on Harper's Ferry before the
end of ten days.
The trial of the spies here shows that they
were sent by the rebels TO aid deserters from
the army.
Gen. Wool was to-day ordered to FORTRESS
Monroe.
Twenty thousand more troops will he here
in les than week
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Morsrrp UxEos GrARD.-fhis company
have received their arms. and are nov daily
being instructed in ths manuel. Their
swords are elegant. and will do good service
when properly handled. In addition 10 these,
they have csrbines and six shooters. We
have every reason to believe that this com
PAW will give good account Of itself II IL
ever comes into action.
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~ The Evansville Journal Of Yesterday
the ie.h inst says. Several boxes Of mn
forms for the Eleventh Regiment arrived last
night per Adams Express. We presume this
instalIment will uniform the whole regiment.
and ~e shall soon etpes. 70 see them drill in
Their .ner ciothel
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~ The Terrs Haate Guard desire ~ ~
express % Henry Mnsg-ove. Esq. their sp
prseiation Of kindness IN sending TO their
quarters. yesterday. basket 81 .arge. 10
eioas oranges. for which they arc very Crate
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Night Dispatches.

Movements Of Troops to-
wards Harper's Ferry
-.Further Arrivals Of
Rebel Troops at Rich.
mOmd--POyg der scarce--
Pending ID c I'M o N str a
ton nj NOrfolk---Six
Thousand Men i'm For.
tress MOnre--TriaI Of
Spics.-General WOOL
Michigam Troops
Twenty thousand more
soldiers for Washing
ton.
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~ At the Gre YESTERDAY morning on TIE
corner Of 9Th and Gerry streets. were a mum
Der Of small boys from seven to ten YEAR, OF
age Some Of these fingered around until
all, but the watch. had left. IL eertainly IS
the duty Of parents TO see that children. such
a. these. are kept At home. on such oces-
siOns
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

FBy some unexplained cause our night
report last nighs wAs almost total failure
There Il something wrong some where ~hich
we shaIl seek 20 have remeaied soon.
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p,.os.I-we hal the pleasure Of an IN

PrssoSAI.-we hal tie pleasure Of an IN
PRODUCTION. Yesterday. TO Lieut.. Read. of the
9Th Infantry L. : A, who vas captured by
the traitors in Texas. and released on parole
He expresses an earnest desire 70 return 10
Texas With A force sufficient 90 change the
game and wipe out the traitors
Lieut.. Read i brother Of DE-. 4. Read Of
this city. and Is a gallant looking ofhcer.