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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-04-17

A fellow charged IN an indictment with
stealing hoe, was discharged upon trial, i
being proved that the article taken was an
axe. The matter was regular ho-lx.
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ben, (nb bic Snbtanrgtubber Oeden, pts,tnlsre
Glteru Rdmerapen BON Der bod9er5t9en SeVolte@
ruug Nsw- gUrts gum @eldenf erRielten' Sts
tbuH Bet Dem auberOrpentlt6 ltarfen Sbausit cute
Oienfe gum unterbrstten, pabrenO P"S 0lo"Fs'
ium Oeden Dient. o.
Sn elmer 8e,ie6uns babe t8 mid I'M 2nrnsr.
Jteoimeut sstaHl&t, ndmlt4 portn, Turner aus aus
alien Sbeiien per Ser, Ct, bter 81 fttlpen, pau
peiItn limp es MIR bic 8urner Stem gort9 uno oel
llmgcaenD, Die bier p)ereini8t fnO. S01sntltd
Inp bic 8unpe8pereine 1T anpere 5ts9tmenfe'
pertbeilt unp %fampfen ~peienun9eadtet 'tnter Dem
@ternsnbannsr; 3nedmabiser mare e8 t@eoenfalS
%eepeleu, renn lammtltGe &urnsr Nmeritoa yer.
einiet mdrsn; fe batten Damn letat 8 bis 4 gte
o~inenter bilpen nnO unter etneu1 tuhtt9en 6np
rer pem beutl6en Nan,en unD ben Gnrnern r'ep1
Anertennuns perldaft, al5 Dtes bel elmer tls''1el
GAIL mGgli6 1T. (Ns y S'Sp9'
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sOm nmterem @OtOmac.

Darlington, 3. 9usuit. 5eute irGt
lief Der Dampfer Sreebprt, 2ieut. Surlp, bel Del
NapY garp Elm INN nabm &pblen, DrpOilipnen
II. +. 10, elm, @e9en Mittag 9tng CT wteper ab.
Oerlelbe bat Den 8efebl, 3piiAen Sort @albtn8-
ton nnp Nequta @reef gu ~freu3elt unp ate 8Upte
Die feline 8e9enlaaft BON 1t@ 9e6en %tEnneu, gu
~serltSren, 70 pap Die @a6a9e 3pil6en Dent @ta-
rYIaups inO @ir9iniasl1fer lebr erlApert wirp,
G5clssentli@ wirft 9teut. tSurlD cine Bonnie mad
MatbiaS @Oint binIber, pbne aber jemaIs 2lut-
mort ouf ptelslbe 3u erDalten. g6aDrenp Del
pprlssten 9ladt perluGte Der Neteaen>O ampfel
George Yage bet @cquia @reef berals gu fOm=
men, rod war bas Gtatppt BET Der 6alp UNI
Btpang i'm purG gut an8ebraGte SGaie, liA gu
rld,u3teben, Wfan eermutbet, paB Der 0epr9e
page BET Der GDur lAleAt we99etUmmen TT.
6eute wlrpen Die Aeli9nattCuen pes l. uno 2
JngenteurS bes 8reetprn, @barles Speneer uni
Nnprep gurance, anseuOmmen. Sbre 9ea9fcls
ger wurpen ntht e%enanut.
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Ge.efffuns>9eituua serff0rt.

GpncDrp, u, g., g., Qlug. Die Druferet
pe8 psnlptr. 8lattes vStanparO" purpe getern
Na6mittn9 pureh Splpaten peS 3urIdgetebrten l.
NcsimentS unp purh Burger BON ibrem ean3et
Oruferstmatertal ssdutert. Der uStanparp"
pelder cine LANCE 3sit I8eliunitila sepelen i
eerGfentli6te 9etern einfn @rtttel, NORM b
Splpaten bel6impft paren. 0ebtere Derlanstet
einen gBiperruf pea Nrttfels, aber rte @almer8,
@igeutbamer unp Necafteurs, prCbten benz @tpb,
inpem le @itelea uno Merte aus ben Sen(tern
l6ipan9eu uno ben @iCb berat6fprDerten.
Die faptilAen 8ebSrpen bemiibten I6, ben
Nufrubr Su beldptdtt9eu.
Die @almer5 ~feuerten A S@aNe ab unp ser-
wunpsten 2 Solpaten; parauf wurpe bic Orut>
ferei ibres ean5en MateriatS beraubt rnp paIeI=
ke in Der Strabe perbraunt.
Die gaImerS Fitdteten lEA In Elm Da93tmmer
wurpen ater ~eefunpen rro mad Der 9Olt3ets
Statipu geft6rt, pGbreup Ie BON Der 9plt3et
nur nit GROCER SAwiert9feit bel6agt merOen
~fpnntell. ms
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{ elegropbtibe S6acbrtbteu.
er ptet ar Sen y aIttmort 8eeer.
strmeebemcsunsen in asafbinstcm.

8%aiDtn9tpn, 8. Qu9ult. Die Gba=
tt9teit inter ben 6ubrleuten IN Oteulten pes
@oupernements 1T bepeutenper ais Dor Der
S6la6t BEL 8ulle Stun.
9rppiliVnen aller Art rerben ii, un9e4euren
Ntaisn etnsebra9t unp mad ben seriGteDenen
2aSerplasen btn befSrpert. 6ier 1T t~elpnpers 5u
bemerten, baB Der Sequemlt6feit Der Splpaten
ptel nnebr @ufmerflamfett 9eiGentt wtrO, ais fritz
Der SelGe9en rnp oab mttbtn audi weniger &la%
gen bon Setten Der leBteren 9efabrt werOen.
Nleue 8rupPen tcmmen fOrtpGbrenD an, ma
mentli6 Gapalerie, ltnp Die leBtere wtrp lpfprt
BET ibrer Nnfnnft na9 ben nfrrn bes @ptpmac
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Ylns benz &nnen

Qput8Stllet 8, 2ag. Sc. SIS aus Netp.
gjOrf fol- III EiHmpnp gu Dem .Qnlesen BON
SGau3 WrGbsrn 9erwenost werpsn,
Der Dampfer opcrabpntdS", pel&er mad
QouiSptle gebDrte, purpe BON ben &ebeQen our
Dem Senuefee=6 InTe nit so Srtboft Sataf pe9s
9enprtmen.
NaN Dem ygpurter" spn beute Abenb fanp tn
Dublin, 8a(prD COUNTY, &Y., elm &f ant.
l9euslniontten unpS e3eiifVnifen Itatt. 2N(a
uer lpaen 9etSptet rno Elm Anberer SerpuA
wUrosn lein,
Der n9idnOnp @bi9" pom 8. B. brtnot elm
@eridt aus @albtn9tpn, tpprna@ Qeute polelbI
etne GcmPa9nte fit Die gUnfSberirte Nrmee an
piirben.
@uus. SarriS ron 9ennelee ruff cine Ieler
oemaGt BON $4,000 aus jsnem Stats All be
WaHen.
Die @onoerneurspabt tn Maboma lit no6r
l9etnltA gu 0unlten Spn @atts ausoefaOen.
Cine Depeide an bic uMUbtle Oailp News
pom o. ,. melnet, Dap Elm Seeoefe6t sptIdy
etnem 8unresfabrseuo unp Dem &uper .Nirp,
ouf Dem Wililippt.S unpe pUraefalen Iei. 3
Oampfes e%rUnete lein Seuer suerlf, uab nod BE-
We6lel ben 20 SGafen erbielt Der Dampfer
SAule in ben &uupf unp sVs ii9 surad. .
Saper tpar ai4t bel4aptst,
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INNS benz Qnaerlebsm.

(9Gn etnem 0etruten pes acknowledgements
Sort MOnrUe, 6. Nu9ult.
,gGa8 lanee rpd9rt, Miro enplt6 gut !" Dies
altpeutl9e Spri&pprt bat liA aud BET uns STE
fruten bepabrt, tnpem mir i'm 2aufe pteIe r ISOLDE
nit rnifurmen perIeben mprpen linp, Die NQer
3ufriepenbeit erregen; le belte9t in punfelbIauem
gBafenrpd unp beablauen !9Uieu. NuBerpem En-
bielten mir @Gubs, Stritmpfe uap llnterbOlen.
8i6Iet werben ptr utprssn er6aIten unp linp
panu biz auf pie Sppfbepefung 10 melt e~quippirt
INN in Die Geiben unleeer Ramerapen ~eintreten
III tTnnen. Nie es 16eint perpen mir 70 bale
niht bier fprttpmmen, nnp bRmilben mir nne
Durn 0erbeIierungen aler grt nnIer Eager gu
perlchGuern unp bur6 Nufpfaujen 9rIuer Vau4
me oemlelben DaB 2nleben eiue5 9arte6 gu geben.
Die @jegelp III ihGn unp pabrbaft rDntanttIG.
Das @ltma milp unp geItnp unp mare Mot Der
gBafenldrm pe8 Srie9eS iber ras 2anp 9ebret=
tet, 10 ~perDtente es Elm @pen eenannt at perpen.
&intoe beitere Nuoenblide Iino un5 In Den lebte1'
IdQen DaburA bereitet pDrpen, paB Die Burner
pom williamsburg ltnb StrattenpOrt ibrer i'm
Ielpbtent lte9en0en Brlber 9ebaGten unO una
pur9 3ulenpuu9en BON @tsarren, Sabaf, getltts
gen @rfrtIAunge1 &c. erfreuten. Danf Sud-,
SIR wadevn Burner am beimtlGen 5eerpe, @ud
lit an ben ufern Ger @belapeate-8oY elm o@ut
6etl" ertlungfn, oas an Dem 5upion nod wte=
brrtlingsn mag, fini9e beiters Nu9enblide i'm 9e-
Ieligen &reile fntIddOigeu rns oft fir g9U&eu
lan9e Gntbe6tungen. = Sine @pmpa9nte berit-
toner Sa9er lam pOr9e tern bier an unO gatpiGt
an uaerer Seite ibr Eager aufseIala9en; anpe=
re GUmpa9nten BON p~emieIEen yte9iment perpen
nod, %eripartet.
Q~Qeemeine Gntrultun9 bat Elm Nrtifel in Ell
nem Sen gprtsr en9ltl6en 8latt (g4Orlp) uutel
ms 6erppr9erufen, tnpem paielbe unler 8eet
ment III Der lAamlpIelten Beile Serpd6ti9t
Sur E~prnirtss &npwnptbin9tbum, paS benz Qpcp.
tpbiroer niGt Die 9uft 9Gnnt, tonnte jenen 8e.
rt6tertatter Bet 9~bfafung leineS 8ert9tes let
ten. Sir purfen nod nit StOl3 Ia9en, oaB un
isr 01e9tmsnt In ieiner Organization, ME IL
Dtscpltn unp braperltGen 0etlte, GIT ben 8eltei
geGGrt, bic bier l~tatipnirt paren, uno trenn benz
uneea6tet Spn @tn3elnen llu9ebGrt9fetten Dor
foumen, 10 fam mon pafGr nt9t Die @eIammt
Gett pe~rantpprtli6 MAIDEN, ba unter jeper 6eero
rGuoi9e Saaafe linp.
DQs @in3i9e mas mir 8etruten nod Sermi1eu
unp pUGl pom Uncle Sam aud ME erbalten trer
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Mus Dem Eager Ses Gen. @anfs

Sanbp 5ppf, s. Aug. Sen. Stpue BAT
Elm belpnperes Commando Bet @pint Of 9iUd8 er
6alten, inbem man 9laabt, Dap bic &ebelsn bort
etne 8atterie erri6ten ipitrpvn, nm bte s3ufutr
Don @rrpificnen unp Sruppen BON Baltimore
uno pom unteren 9otomac 31 Serbtnpern, Gpl.
Samiltpn Gbernimmt bas Commando iber bic
frubere Brigade beS Gen. Stone.
DaS @erlGt, rae bic NebeQen nit 2 Ne0tz
mentera unS 6 Geldasen i'm gIn3use waren, Be
Rdtt9t Ith niGt.
Die 8uHrt, pelGe Der 6sinp ruPeltasr @eilt
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SO afbtn gtpn, 9. 9lu9ult. @tne Cont
pasnie, tpelGe pom Sol. Mc@ann geltsru abeuo
ausgeldidt purpe, um @ubenpClten a65uIDien,
RteB auf einen 9te6ellen<5aufen uno lUGort ent-
Ipann lt1 Elm lebbaftes 8eaern. s3wet lpqen Sc
fauen letn, auf welien Seite miro nidt selugt,
tnlere 6ruppen auf Der ptrsinilden Geits finn
jebt melt ppri4tiser ais fritber unp linp lhtper=
ltd elmer lleberraiAung auseelebt. .
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Mns @aihinatpn.

@aG9tn9tpn, 8. Nueut. General
McGlellan BAT fir lt6 uhb letnen Stab BIZ
l6Gne Nrtpatpp bnrns an 0ralipent Square,
Dem Commanders Bilfes bon Der Wartne ge-
BGrta unp ron SIRE. MtapilUn friiber betppbnt
9emtetbet.
-NQe @eritHte ppnt gprriiden Der 6einpe att
0al6ingtpn lnp fallA.
NaAri6ten aus Mana6a5 Sunctipn la9elt,
poB bic 3ruppen an Die fem Duntte aber 10000
Wann tart lino.
g8aGer lit 1ebr lparliA unb Miro In 6aIern
Nfeilenweit ber9ebplt.
3tpet pettere Neetmenter BON Wt8ccnIin, pas
5. unb g., ltnp bier nebf etnent Nrttaerte@9te9tz
meat BON Yenn1plpanten.
Senator gredtnrto9e unO 0ppell, unp Der
NeprGientant Burnett BON &entudY nerDeu, tpte
man Iaet, tbre Sibe i'm @pnereiIe auf9eben.
Der General 9Ctmeil ter empftn9 fpl9enfe
OepeI9e BON Sen. Goienc.anb
Glartabureb, 7, Nueult.
Die Nebelen Iinb epn Samantha Sertrieben,
fam Der 9pltpienlt wieper bergefsQt werpen
SO. g. 81 DIencrnnb,
8rt9obe General.
OaS Oepartement antmprtete pa6 Nuftrd9
0eaeben pprDen lei, ben 9oltpienlt a,tgenblidltd,
pteper bersultellen unp ltderen 6anpen on3uoer~
trauen.
Gtele 0erit6te ino I'M l%tnlanf, bod TIT Nlle8
rubig. Die Sorpplten Der Nebelsn purDsn aber
am pberen 9Otpmac, nidt nett BON DSir9inta
8anf" gel eben.
OaS 0pupernement bat einen nuf0efangener
8rief BON etnetn Nebs(len an eiuen 6reunp IN
einem Sort 9eseniter Sort 9jfeus, aus Dem une
erlaubt III, Spl9enps6 mitsutbetlsn:
u@ini9e Nufresung Serurla6te Die Nnttnft ets
mes Mannes aus Sort Yideu8, SIS Ideint, Del
Wfann bapete cine Nietle pberbalb unlerem Sort
unp Strrm unp 0ino trteben i'm 5u uns. 81
eraab liA Dem @pmmanbeur Woipr @reaprY, be,
i'm elenp be6anpelte.
@r 16eint Elm npbler &amerap gu lein. 2a
man i'm fragte, pb CT Elm Oe1erteur let, la8te el
nein, er Iet elm Gentleman. Ser Nlaior per
Iuhte, gladri6ten aus inn gu lCfeu, pOG verge
bens, pprauf er 9elGlplen unp nad Sarrancae
ms @e1dngntB gebraft puroe, Dies mag
&rteeagebrau6 lein, aber G5ptt berabre un8, ei=
men balfIplen 6einp gu mibbanDeln. Die @Ra-
piipn1Ausen berietben lG, pb ptele Srper aue9e=
lIbrt werpen IrQe, wurren aber pnrG ibten 81
ft,ier pom @inI6reiten ab9ebalten.
I'm II u9r, Mnu bat belAlOIen, ben SAL
an pa6 Sauptauartter gu bertAten uno bOfft, BAT
Elm Germeis erfOlsen .perre. SD bewunpers Den
Gsfanseuen, ct ldetut peper 8stnp nod Sob gu
fIrdteh.
Oils man inn Steiper CAB, Oerlpru4 er lte lpa'
ter gu bs3ublen, unp ais man tbm ia9te, er perpe
erIdpGen, meinte ct, Der Splpot tonne nar Elm.
NAL lterben, SOl6e Manner ftmpet man lelten
unO pp man le finpet, lpaten lte N6tuns 9ebte
ten, lelblt uuter 6einOfu."
@af6tnstpn, 8, Nug, Gr.Ntinifer
6aulfner beltnpet liA BIER in SrOrns 9ptel, pbnt
3peifeG um feline aneeleseubetteu NIT Dem
Staats=O Department. in Srpnnns gu btin9en
@r 1Aetnt iA Der belten 0eluupbeit 3t e%rfrenen
So eS tDm erlaubt lein miro, lofcrt uad Str9t
nten 8uriid3utebreu, lit lnbeItimmt, Da man MID
meiB, welAes gerfabren Die 9e8ieraag 9esen Ell
men Gr~Nttnifer unter Den beIcnperen Serbalt
niHen pes 9errn 6aulfuer ein3ubolten 9epentt,
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Scene @ruennunneu.

@aibtn8tpn, 8. 2tu9uft. Ser 9rat~
bent bat bente Die naGfOl9eaDen Sff3iere gu
Brigade Generation Der 8OlOntar sNrmee ernannt
Sol. Qoui0 8lenter, Sol. Senrp Slpcunt, @fajpr
SamsS 9. 8apSpOrtb, Sol. SObnN q. @ed, 9Ubu
8. Niartin8pale, friber in Neitppint, 3nleBt
Yroielior Oct Nnatomie in Cincinnati.
Der Nraltpent ernannte aud Waior 3tanoClpb
9. Marcp, 3ablmeilter Der Nrmee, gum Gene
raIzSnlpettOr Der Nrmee, nit benz Stang etnsa
SbriIten.
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Giuaufsel9idt. Die Mdr1Ge perOen meifens
BET 9la6t eemaGt, INN bic Gruppen Dor Der all
3usrVBen 5ibe gu idaben. Ntan6e BON benje>
nt9en, Die tun9lt 3u Militdrte(lun9en ernaunt
wprOen fnb, marten ouf ibre 9aptere, INN lf
auf tbre 9Ulten gu beeeben. Das &rte9spepar-
tement wtrp prpentlt6 BON tbnen %befItrmt, Oai
Marinepepartement 1T IN potter 3bdti9teit all
Oruno Der neuli6 crbaltenen weiteren NpprO
Drtattpnen.
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Mus WSihpuri.

ct 9puts 8, Nuguf. Spbm McSfee,
SpreAer OeS 9auIe5 tpabren6 Der 2 Iebten Sib-
un9en Der 0elegebbung wurbe SprseItern bon
ether Nn3abl 8nnpe6trupren In letner @pbnuna
5A Sbelb9ptae Serbaftet uno naA WacUn @ttY
gebra9t pD er ftren9 bepo9t iptr0.
0pup. Gamble bat auf ben 2. Wcnta9 i'm NO-
Sember Die @abl peS @puSerneurs, Gtce9puDer-
neurs, Staatslefretdrs unp Der Wtt9lteper Der
@elessebung auSeel9rteben unp pte' N6Rim>
mun9 pes @plts aber bic ttng(en S9ritte Der
Staat8cVnSentipn perlan9t.
Sen. 9pPe's MtlitGrbe3trt 1T 70 nett ous9e>
pebnt pprDen, bab CT 3tpet Stride Counties am
IlpltGen Mlfourt umfaBt, etn11lteBli4 Spn ct.
Qput0 no fem 6aurtquartter It9 b%efinpet,
Die Na3rt6t BON Sen, 9Yrn'6 Sob 1T faIi9,
NOD am Wlcnta8 frab mar er in Sprinftlb,
unp iPatere 8ertAte fGnnen nod nt9t bteber 9e-
l0ngt letn.
Nptla 8. Nu9uIt, SOrpen, Der Omnibus
ei9sntbamer, Der Ntpnta9 Mittas SprineFe(o
perIteB, melpet 6plgenOe8
Gen, 29pn mar NIT leinsr Gtreitma6t aul
Sprtn8ftslp 3araf8efaQen, no CT @tcntag frt9
auFam laD ltb ener9il9 auf Die Oeleni0e Dor.
bereitete. Die 9tebeQen ritdten auf 4 Serl6tebe.
nen StraBeu beran, un0 ibre @pantaarOe mas
nod Is @silen %entferrt. 9YUn bate $500
@onn Sider9ett5pebr (9pue @uarOs) aus Der
llnge8enp UDn Sprtn9ftelO 8u FA erbOten.
Sci Dem elenpen 3uitanpe letneS GpmmtTa<
riat5, Der le 5u 6enra9tren fir 3eitpeiltae Se=
%pirfniIe nOtbi9t, ldbt li@ Elm ~IpfOrtiser auarif
errarter. General 2Ypn 8~tpeifelte niAt an lez
nsm GtfOl9e, fats ct an9e9rihen wtrO. gr bat
feline @%erlAan3aneen, ~lOnOern psrldbt f6 auf
leire onsge5etGnete @rttllerte i'm pferen 5elpe,
So paren 80 g8agen nit 9rOoiant 3u i'm 8e>
Itpben.
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@rin, Nappfepn.

@af9tnstpn, g.. Musut. Ortn3 Napp-
leon, Der 9elern BON BIER mad Der Nt6tun9 BON
Bulls Stun ub9ing, 1T nod niat 3uritdsetebrt,
ptsleiG er beute frab l6un erpartet murbe. -
Mau ptrmutbet, DaB Die @pnfGpertrten i'm ein-
gslapen baben, feline Netle aus3upeenen.
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gepHbiigduiibeS gtaats:Gpmite BON Gserp;9orr,
Nt6anp, 8. Plug. Die beipen Staatsz
@omite'S, pnS pempfrati DE unp Das republifant=
10e, lino in Sibung. Das lebtere pirO pa6rs
iAetnliA cine @ereint9uus pUrl6tagen unb penm
peien 9rcppIitipnen 0n9ehpmmen werOen, foo
nur elm Gidet aufgelteIt unp mr. cine Stats
Convention obgebalten werpen, Tim bic glpmtnas
Itipnen 81 maGen,
8eipe 9arteien lolen in rie1er Nn1eleaen6ett
9e,tetnl9aftli9 Drimar=Ger lammlungen ab6als
ten.
GpGter.
Oa8 pempfratilAe Gpmite petrrarf bic Ieretz
nt9un9, pprauf pa8 Subcomite pe8 repu6ifant-
lAen Staat8cpmite's etnen Nufruf gu elmer repu.
tlifanti0en St1at6=G Convention auf ben II. @eps
TENDER na6 GYrocule bertef.
Dieter Bel@lub III BON f~Ol9enOer @rtlarnn9
6egIettet
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neten 9lebeten Stptn9en mG6te, Die ebrlOs unp
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-10

aberlareiten fGnnts tptrb Sag unb gla8t frense
betra6t.
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meutsr nnD Urbnet Ielbf ale tratestiGem @fabre'
9elt an, Die 9enommen tperpen Iulen.
Aue 0eritAte i6er 8epe9unsen beS 5einbes
in pteI er 0e9enp ltnb unpabr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-10
MHcPeebr suln ariese.

8pFpm, 9. 9u9ult. Nim'S aieeenbe Or
~tileeie, fraber @pOt's COMMANDO g%enaunt, Die,
ianst bonn Dtenlte In Camp Carroll unO Sort
Mc5engp betm9efebrt 1T, 9ins beute nm 2 n9r
l~neuprSantlirt wieper gum &rieOslAauplase ab.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-08
LATE EASTERN ITEMS.

On the 23d of May Gen. Butler, at the head
of the Vermont regiment suddenly made his ap-
pearance at Hampton. The rebels tried to
burn the Long Bridge, but were frustrated by
the activity Of the advance guard. The next
day he extended a reconnaissance several miles
up the peninsula, between James and York
rivers, while the Troy and Vermont regiments
have encamped near Hampton.
Seyeralmembers Of the press left Washington
May oath, for Fortress Monroe, in anticipation
Of big fight near that place.
A dispatch from Washington Of May 25th,
says report had reached that city that Uni
ted States steamer had an engagement that
day with the battery at Aqua creek, and COM
pletely demolished it. The men from the
steamer went on shore and raised the American
flag. This was the only battery between Wash
ington and Fortress Monroe.
The assertion that Great Britain has refused
to accept our recognition of the resolution Of
the Paris Congress respecting priyateering, is
said to be a fiction, devised and published for
mischievous purposes.
The harbor of Charleston is bloekaded by the
steamer Niagara, and the Harriet Lane had also
sailed for that port.
The armed steamer South Carolina sailed from
Boston, May oath, for Fort Pickens, taking
a crew of one hundred and thirty-seven men;
also, one hundred seamen for the feet, to sup
ply the places of those whose enlistment has
expired. She also took out several ten-inch
mortars, rifed cannons, and other war mu-
nitions.
In the action at Sewal's Point, May 10Th,
three of the four guns there were dismounted,
and at least half dozen men killed. The bat
terry was to have contained thirteen guns.
The adjourned meeting of the Wheeling
Convention which meets on the 4th of June,
will be attended by delegates from all the coun-
ties of Western Virginia. The Convention will
be urged to declare the conduct of the authori-
ties of Virginia usurpatiOns of power, and the
actors rebels and traitors. Instead of dividing
the State, the policy viii be proposed of FORM
ing Provisional Government for the whole
State, and an election will be proposed of a
Governor and State officers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-08

DEATH OF Coz. ELLswoRTH.-Th dis
patches to the Union contain some further
particulars relative to the shooting of Col.
Ellsworth. not given 10 our extra of Wednes-
day evening. 1t appears that Ellsworth
had hauled down the secession flag from
the Marshal House, and while descending
the stairs, was shot In the back by Jackson,
the keeper, who was concealed in the house.
Ellsworth exclaimed "My God" and died
almost instantly, dyeing the flag with his
blood. jackson was immediately killed by
Francis D. Brownell, of Troy, member of
Ellswortb's regiment. The latest dispatch
from Alexandria, dated at midnight, May
gath, says that the zouaves had commenced
executing their threats Of revenge. They
had shot three violent secescionists, aud
other sympathisers with Jackson had to fee
from the town for their lives
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-08
THE last Pony should have brought tele-


The last Pony should have brought tele-
graphic news from st. Louis up to the
evening of May 26th, but the latest dates
are to the 25th. 1t appears that at one
time the Governor of Missouri took posses
sion of the telegraph wires at Jefferson
City, and allowed nothing to pass over ex-
cept what was supervised by himself; and
at another time Geu. Harvey had posses
sion Of the wires at st. Louis. It is not
improbable that something may have Oc-
CURED, either at Norfolk or Harper's Fer
ry, about the time the Pony arrived at
Fort Kearney, which some of the officials
thought should not be sent to the people OF
the Pacific coast.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-08

A SEcEssToNIsT made his appearance in
the streets ofSan Francisco, last Thursday
evening, having come over from Oakland.
He commenced denouncing the Unionists
and oil Northern men, declared be was a
soldier in the rebel army, and had come to
this State to tit out privateer. He got
most horribly beaten, and threats were
made of hanging him, but be was rescued
by the police. He gave his name as John
Randolph of Virginia.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-08

THE QUICKsmvER MlNEs.-A correspon-
dent of the San Jose Mercury writes thas
about the New Almaden mine:
Although great care is taken to prevent
the escape aud waste of quicksilver while
in state of vapor, yet much loss is expe-
rienced in this way. The air for some dis
tance around the furnaces is impregnated
with it; and the men around the retorts
frequently become salivated and poisoned
from inhaling it. Cattle that feed upon the
wild oats growingin luxuriance upon The
adjacent hills, loose their teeth, aud eventu-
ally die from its poisonous effects.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-08

THE WAY THE DUTCH FIGHT.-A Phila-
delphia paper says that when the Berks
county and other interior troops were on
their way to Camp Curtin, the officers had
conference about the taking Of Fort Sum
ter, and the fact that, after thirtyssi2 hours
csnnonading, no life was lost. An honest
Dutch officer could not understand how this
could be done; but another officer, better
posted in modern warfare, assured him that
it was ell owing to the astonishing improve
ments in modern science, which had made
the art of war SO perfect that forts might
be battered down, and cities be bombarded,
and yet not single individual killed. The
Dntehman listened attentively and in sur
prise at such remarkable results. Sudden
ly, bis face reddened, and with blow Of
bis fist on the table, be exclaimed: "Den,
by tam, dey had peter not pring down our
Dutchmaus, for dey are 80 dam sthupid init
science dat dey could not go into fight
mitOut killing somepOdyGf