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INTERESTING FROM FREDERICK, MD. )

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The correspondent Of the Baltimore Amsvscan wssa
from Frederick, june A. detals the opening of the Ies
alive Assembly At that plaeeand says
The session win probably not extend beyond the weehs
If II reaches that limit
Much curiosity and interest IL felt TO hear the repo
OF the committee which waited upon President Davtl
Mr. Yelott It's chairman, has not yet reached from
Richmond, where, at Atest advices, he day two
ago. He was expected this evening and win probably
arrive In the morning General McKag, who accom-
panied Mr. Yelott, was in his seat in the Senate
to-day. he reports that the war excitement At
section visited by him was one vast camp, and
that peace not TO be there thought Of heard
similar statement from gentleman direct from Aia
Southern soldiers s unbounded, and that II b With
difficulty they can be made 10 acquesce In the Fabian
policy now being pursued by their leaders.
In Richmond he reports that the Affairs 1t Aqua Or
and Fairfax Court House were regarded - significant
as having been oy
to surprise their part but says that their cavalry
met the dragons Of the United States In handt hand
hght and beat hem back with loss Of at least twenty
killed That number is stated by them 10 have been
buried under flag Of truce
The same informant says that all the and chill
have been sent from Harper's Ferry in anticpaton
Il an early conflict at that point
Another gentleman resident Of Baltimore county, on
MS way hher nom Richmond states positively that he
saw and conversed with General Beauregard Manassas
Junction. on Sunday night.
vOluut6es6
Chambersburg expected here to morrow or in few
days at farthest Preparations for their Accommodation
ct the barracks completed day. and those quary
ters are now ready for their reception Some fe,rs we
entertained that the Southern rights men Of this city
provoke collision with the expected soldiers but thu
leaders Of thst party wisely oppsed the exhiboD
Of any hostility, and is likely their prudent counsel
will prevail N
The absurd state Of alarm which noted during
my last visit yet prevails here, though IL confined
solely to the Unions The secessionisss suspected
designs to burn the city the BARRACKS the iron bridge
anoss the Monocacy, and, In fact everything oombus-
tible, the destruction Of which would be peculiarly
annoying 70 tneir opponents and hence the most vg-
signs
company Of ridemen is nightly detailed to guard
the BRIDGE the barracks-an old brick building erected
prior to the Revolution believe-are aso guarded by
Of the Home Guard and the streets Of the
city itself are closely patroed by members Of
the same corps The suspicion and is incidents appear,
however, to furnish Frederick with it's chief and most
popular excitement, and the effect being harmless TO
aunless we except the watchers thus deprived Of their
rest-eaves no cause for complaint from any quarter
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OUR HAGERSTOwN CORRESPONDENCE.


KAGH2owH, IA, June Z, 1851
Further Particulars Rel6ue 4, Ne Deasa Of II. Clinton
Raseh-Rl Papers Prope Htm to be B,.A q Spy and a
Traitor, Dc.
The shooting Of Kr. Clinton Rench which occurred on
Wednesday evening, at the town Of Wiisport is the
all absorbing topic here. The position Of the young man
family, the influence Of his fathers Astounding wealth.
and the peculiar character Of the tragedy al conspre
give the event great importance In this locality both in
social and political SENSE
The deceased wss young lawyer, practising In Balti.
more and sent by his father (whom lie vsi.ing)
to transact some private business for him at Williams
port After having done 3d. and preparing to quit the
town. he overheard the remarks Of bysanders and
which derogatory Of himself He replied to them
very harah manner, and was appealed to by gone hgn.
respectable gentlemen, who his personal friends
and who also feared storm was brewing, to leave the
town at and without further alteration. Their
timely counsels were unheeded and he denounced the
crowd and declared he could whip any i've Of them.
Some stones we're then thrown, striking him the
head and causing most serious wound. One took
whereupon Rench drew forth his pistol fred but aid
not hit the at his Bride Ee was then endorsed the
.hoe crSTd mixing in the tight, and Rench was sho. IN
the bveest.
Il s stated further that searching his pockets a
number Of papers we're found which !mpcate him az
spy, and that he about to proceed to Harper'a
Ferry. The papers contain minute details Of the
position and condition Of the federal camps q:
Cbambsrsburg, together with the number Of regiments
men, supplies, &C., could be ascertaned How
these data were obtained is left to conjecture There
was also pss allowing him permission TO enter any Of
the Confederate camps, and letter from UNCLE wb
Is Vnonst entreatipg him not to link his fortunes wsh
the poor misguided enemies Of his country.
The general reputation Of Reuch such az raigh.
very essiy provoke an assault in such
Union place Wamsport although II is admitted thst
but for the hot blood and rh expressions Of the Young
man he would not have been moested Il is charged
n 10 Re
when innocent strangers fIst nsulted and Their
murdered, for endeavorng TO pass through the Monu-
mental City IN peaceful manner These not quail
fcations Of character TO recommend 70 favo
rsble consideration Of Captain Kennedys Spartan baud
who guard country's flag in that quarter 7. % ur
dersood that he papers above mentio1ed forward
ed at to Major General Patterson al
This sad episode in the history Of The present contest
much TO be regretted such outbreaks not the
legitimate offspring, and only calculated to show
social decentralization, which all good men VII unhes.
tatipgly disapprove.
Ne troops have yet arrived here, although they ar.
expected daily The Unonsts praying eor their ARR
val while the sympahizers with the rebels TO bt
completely terrified and utter al manner Of tnreas.
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GOvEBaAENr TRANsPog 70.

he steamer City o. New York Las bee. chartered by
the government FOR three r,on.hs as tsSder to She
GuH squairoc Size esy-iss a ,all cargo f coz.
the steamer Delaware, rom 2hiadeiptss arrived yes
terday morning 5se brougA. on fre.ge .ws,.y.eeyen
wagons Tor the Joron!sssry Department.
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ENOR THE CONFEDERATION OF The MEDICAL. BIZ
Il reau OF tie U. War Department.
HEADQUARTERS FiRsr CALIFORNIA Rx0npsr, !

MeseA RApwAY 4 Co., "
No. q John street, N. r.
Forty In company Company ithaca VolunteossN
on the 5th Of June 1851 were seized With severe attacks 81
caba and dyseptery and other Of the weI
and rendered fnospadAted 'or duty. dhtribassA
among them Raowsys Ready Relief and requested eaoia
dial effects immediate and the majority OF
prs p formed their duty In the afternoon con-
der The addition Of Railways Ready Relief the rnscay
troopA JOHN wHiTLOOK.t
Captain Company ], Ithaca vclunteers Cal III
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lUtAi SUS
HE following pious article appeared IN the Trenton
Gazee and Republican Saturday ISN'T Christian hkt?
ATTENTION YE MEy or Ono, INDIANA AND hrINols--Have
you no epadesf not call Npon the jersey Buee and
they viii lend you few, and show how to use them
In such way efectua1y to co the Of the 60
cessontee IN the nagboorhood Of Eatchez and New Or
leans, and drown oct all r.ss and rebss.
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From 1910 to $50. From 1ot0 TO ,00,
MISCELLANEOUS
ENORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.

ENORTY YEARS. EXPERIENCE.
After personal experience forty years. settled
vcton remains that the blood is the health will b
good
Pure gold make base currency neither can pure
blood make bad bone bad flesh. unaghtly skin The
whole r be beautiful In FORM and the texture and skin W
be perfection. ~
This Is not all, health viii be restored when BRl
DE- bTH'S fIl LIS used In season. int
nal tumor viii be removed by sbso, ption, viii sge
away or II wiz be removed If Internal sometimes at onc
~ sure TO cure and this truth estabshe
hey ond the power Of malice TO deny. III
PURGAT1uN WITH N
BRANDRErH'B PILLS NJ
assists nature to reform complete her work the sn
make prompt uss Of them their sickness will usually be Of
short Duration, and solder especially,
should be provided with this excellent and reliable vesea6
1UMoR REMOVED
Mira Woodruff, wife Of Mr. Samuel wocihun- Of Lockpart
had for fifteen years beer in delicate atate Of healh
AZ bad used almo popular remedy and had the be
sr seee without benefit A. her re9TsT
yEGEfS BsE UNIVERSAL FILLS and she tooS E
tbem according to the printed directions she con-
nued using Them until five boxes were consumed
laid up wi distr sspg nervous headache "a common
eurrence che took by the advice her husband p
The pext they freely and brought N
large knot OF eshy substance and tough hide tre
hipg part or separate It's discharge From this tims
gained her health rapidly she continued the ulLl
as her convenerce would permit and several large tape
VOL expelled Finally her health was fully restored
M. Woodruff concludes his letter thus
The effects Of pills have also beu sururisng OF s
for the cure OF pes, having times had them In
worst stages and one or two doses of four Ave pills bis
invariably cured me- esteem Brendreths pills mora tn.
other medcr and have witpe on MANY The wonder
SAMUEL WOODRUFF.
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THE CHARLESTON MERCURY HALF GIVES

From the Charlestor NeYcr,v View

from the Charleston HeYclyy Lay 81
Night and day. FOR the ast two mon hs has the North
ern government been making herSassn efI,r.s IN it,
Department Of War Preparation on the most pasuti,
scale has gone on steadily and unhasgngy Under me IN
Scott An immense body o. volunteers have sesn thrown
into camp, and drilling egh: houre day under coz,
petens officers Q. est POE training. The at hand
have been distributed and al who to engage eaon in
battle have been thoroughly equipped with lie oest wes
pons Factories for the manufacture Of cannon, r.aes
sabres, bay and ammunition Of every descr OF
ty four hours Of each day.
agents have long snce been sent abroad 70 Europe 70
proved arms and already they have beran 70 arrive
Great Efforts have also been nsde for the heslth oo
Ter. and supplies Of Northers troops. Energy and
prompttude have characterized their movements both
n Maryland ard s. Louis and their success along ire
border hss 90 far been ooaPe.e They have IN The West
obtained and secured the great repository Of arms for
that sec.oo equipped eneres Of s. Lows iilir.,s
Indiana and Ohio. leaving h5 resEne ne- Of Mssoc n
poorly provided Kentacky WARNED ard overaged, aod
pendent the cotton States ios Of defence Vary
lant has been coved AID csrpozered Washington rec
dsTed az sess,e as may BE- while Virginia is invaded and
Richmond threatened wish capture Ia all n he military
proceedings q The North, since the Fall Of Sumter
have been eminen:ly wke For the purpose of over.
which, both e. home ana abroat s.e q. immsass io-
lance, the conosn alton o, 81 tie iorces avsabe a.
promptly az possibe has bean clearly tie coarge
often half tie battle. The p1cy Of Scott snd the
Northern government hH a. The effect OF The nrst blow
Il na result we csIno; IN The sgh:est degree doubt
The Immediate signal win depend in a great measure,
upon the number Of troops got ready and the efA
cheney Of me preparaaio aie FOR them by the COME.
lie ate governnen. during e period Scot. has been
ct work Le. not coranii the mistake OF underrstng
our enemy or Of suppsbg that. in modern warfare il %
D ssn s . Sos,A sa aos ns a., sas sevs
Ability in combinations and bravery n sxecutrg them
fail Of gsccess where the isl g wanting or de5cens
Waterloo and Napoleon fought the oa,ts xah he lest
troops = the word. they were GU. 20 pieces
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THE WEST AND THE WAR.

THE MINNESOTA REGIMENT COMPLETE.
The muster OF the ten companies composing the First
regiment OF Minnesota competed Tuesday, April
80, at Fort Smelling.
Captain Nelson of che United States Army, were the
Winona Volunteers Captain Lester, oering 70 men
the Dakotah Volun .eers, Captain Adams Numbering So
men ard the wabashaw Volunteers, Captain Pei,
berirg 50 men.
The above companies make up The whole regiment.
The number cQalplete Is as follows
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guns IN posiNor, plsd up sh,gs generally and psonscu
ousH and suyned ,he freight depcs into baryscm
The individual who refused 70 take the oath Of Asuco
ON Saturday evening last has been placed By he or
tsee ~ the insereetng employment Of wheeling DE-
The news OF Senator Douglas death when confirmed
here created great feeling The freight depot OF the
lninos Central Railroad was hung in deep mourning,
end Graham, Halliday Oo.1 whaFfbo AZ wore other
buildings also. Flags hung at hafn1ast, and othsr
dead.
River continues TO fall steadily. Weather Ia dne.
grand review Of the troops mad yesterday. Reg
ment nom Birds Point called The soldiers by the
Cty OF Alton and Louisiana were too much fagued TO
into parade.
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ARRIVAL CS REINFOROEMENTS-TH 10y
Ally OF THE TROOPS-CAPFAIN Nc

CAIao, June 4 1851.
The Louisiana, Capt Able arrived here last evening
Macarthur Aso the City Of Alton with Col. Cooks reg
ment from Aor. Not single accident occurred
way down and the gssn: troops were cneered at amos
ncs the creates. enthusiasm prevailed and every
IN sight the share hsile1 and requested to pay
homage to the Stars and strpe, whlcn they did With
Only in one nsce wee there secession flag shown and
tha. was at Cape Grartean Some seeeonst, anxious
10 display his and also MS wan. OF sense rushed
out OF the Johnson Eouse N that place waving
fag and shouting in az INSERTING manner 81 tbs troops
the bost passed This greatly excited many or the troops
On me LHuvaas and sai their muskeys been loated t
wonld have r1possibe 70 have prevented Of
them from firing and, ae they were In range probably
lives would have been ,oss shore by tho reckless
d1ct Of his traitor.
Several revoivers fired At him, bo. the distance
zoo great for them to reach m In justice 70 the
citizens Of that town. Judging their chesng afte.
passing this house, win state that the majority
no doubt FOR the Union. The steamer City OF Alton
Immediately after the Louisiana, and the troops
her fred salute Of two guns abe passed the
town Being faster packet than the Louisiana she
after cheer was exchanged with tremendous energy by
beth regiments, and fhe artillery On the City Of Alton fred
salute as she passed us
out n lne and as the steamers passed down the
regiments rousiDg welcome The officers at this point
appearance OF these two splendid regiments They
both ercamped NJ Cairo
The rebel captain Emmet Mcdonald, was brought down
fore leaving ,inostown wri. Of habeas corpus from
Judge Treat lad been served The Colonel which
net compiled with.
On reaching Cairo however, Colone NcArthur received
despatch from the sndng officer o. hs military
department ordering him 20 tae the prsosef 70 sDg
field and place him IN charge OF the Unted States Court
there, n compliance with he wr!t he isaves by this
mornings Msin Captain MoDorad seeus 70 take mat
.ers quite cecily.
It supposed thst he vi ne tried c3uge oc treason
forthwith by the United sstes Court Sesng ae,d The
government seems determined to dea. steray and
promptly with rebels
Al: the review THE afternoon General Prectiss sde
short string speech 70 the Volunteers urging all who had
not done sol " enlist for the three years. Doubt
less nearly all VIII do go.
The evolu.i0ns and aki N tie volunteers here would
do credit TO veteran regular troops band reec, grea. credit
on themselves and their officers. The health OF the
troops here % excellent. lave no. had time 10 gel.
thoroughly posted up, but shsl 10 50 tc-naDror.
CAIRO. June s, 1891.
Something has happened Corspsny 3, Chicago Light
Artillery came In by the morning train yesterday, aud
after parcdicg round the town awhile. marched I'D 70 the
fright depo: Of The Illinois Ceura Ralepa', placed Their
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PRANDRETH's PILLS

Are sold at cents per vim Ie boz six boxes for A.
Al NE principal office 29i Canal street..
.,-,u =, Ana at No Union square, New York.
RlCdTh II. % Fulton street. Brooklyn L. L =
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FUGITIVE SLAVES

From the census returns Of 1850 and 1850 we get tho
following figures showing the number of slaves that have
escaped from each Of the Southern States during Last
twenty Yeara:- y
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MOVEMENTS AT WESTERN TROOPS.
PASSAGE OF TROOPS

On Sunday evening, June 2, the Wheeling InteJiomc1
says, the steamer Fannie MeBurne brought up To Bsn-
wood . company Of artillery which yesterday embarked
for Grafton. This company has four twelve Founders Of
brass, ninety five men and fifty five horses They
an Independent company, and were organised in Cleve-
Land about FIVE ears ago. they have been stationed at
Marietta for the past six weeks but owing 10 the DANA
ges done TO the bridges the Northwestern Virginia
Railroad they did not 60 up with the infantry, consider
ing thie the quickest route to Grafton.
Quite large number o: persons collected about the de-
pot as the troops were landing Their equipments were
most complete The horses the observed Of all OBJ
servers and afforded particular delight to all equine fan
ciers, being sleek, active, large aud strong.
The before leaving gave three cheers the State
OF Ohio three cheers for Berwood three cheers for the
Unon men OF Virginia and three cheers for nearly eve
the supply Of provisions and about the way he had been
realed by the Quartermaster The Colonel commanding
little speech in which he told the that he desired
all who not willing to go forward and run all risks,
man n the company who could srumbe al this stage Of
the game. The man who had been grumbling fingered
behind when the train started when he advised ba.
rades, and that he must leave the town at The
fellow took the hint and went back 70 Belair.
THE SECOND MICHIGAN REGMxNT.
The Detroit Free Pres: June 4, says:-It 10 currently
rumred that the Second regiment nave received orders
TO march on Tuesday for Western Virginia It Ia also
understood that orders TO that effect received
TUESDAY eet, put tnAt tney were countormRnueo the
same day and that since then marching orders have
again been received Whether not this Ia true it s
fact that unusual preparations have been gong for
the past two three days. and it is rot improbable that
the regimen has been ordered eastward - 1t
can be got ready.
ARRIVAL OF THE COLDwATER ARTILLERY AT GIN
CINNATI.
From the Cincinnati Commercial June g.
The C0ldwater Artillery from the town OF CodwAter,
Michigan arrived here yesterday morning by the Cncin
natl, hamilton and Dayton Railroad. This s flying
artillery company. They brought with them all the
payaphornala Of war Eghteeen cars and trucks were
required for their transportation. They brought bat
terry Of ok guns with all the horses together with stable
furniture.
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yHB BLOCKADE OF THE MISSISSIPPI.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 3, 1851
The New Orleans Pcayun> Of the 9Th inst. says that
me American bark Algonquin, from Calcutta, and the
Aenen ship vorgagen, from Liverpool, have been
syaered OF the bar By the Br ooklyp.
rAe Secretary Of the Navy OR. AaoYy) left Pensa-
sAk On the 30th ult. for Richmond
a. interview between the foreign oonsuls and Capt
Ecore, Of ,he brooklyn, the latter said 10 impeachment
uead be offered TO vessels outward bound he had
authority to extend the tine soE the depa Of
vessels. Towroax, towing vesses cot, would Ne a..
hWed 10 re- enter.
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COLONEL ANDERSON IN CINCINNATI.

COLONEL ANDERSON IN CINCINNATI.
Colonel Anderson on Sunday the ID instant, made the
following neat little speech to the scholars Of the Ger
man Mission sabbath school, in CINCINNATI
did not expect, my dear children and friends when
perhaps, for me TO say few words Ihave been placed
Providentially, in position that has attracted the
attention Of our country to me and to my little band
But would not have you msundeTstand me or my posi-
ton and the causes which have led safely through
the dangers by which have been surrounded. No
TO that end am willing, and am not ashamed frankly
TO tell you my young friends, that no event. no ransac
ton took place there in any dry, OF interest I'M
portance to cause without my drst appealing TO God
in the morning to give me spirit OF wisdom to under
stand, that might comprehend His viii, to give me
HIM and to my country Therefore the credit Of what
done does not belong to Before left Fort
sumter received letters from my friends telling that
should be IN more danger from my friends than
from yenemesthat Unjust be careful not to be spoiled
by fattery.
The advice was well timed; but I trust God that He
has saved me from the dangers in which was placed.
Feeling, believing and hoping thus, confess have not
believed In my mind that entitled to the least
credit Tor what have DONE because God put it into my
heart to DO that which did . Therefore, my young
friends would urge upon all OF you in the transactions
individual has transactions to perform a. momentous to
him as what have performed ia to me; his eternal
happiness depends upon i'll would have you all put
your trust In God. DO that with humble heart and
you VIII be best In this life and prepared for everlasting
happiness In that which is to come can say more.
KENTUCKY STATE TROOPS TO BE NEUTRAL.
We End the following order published in the Frankfort
(Ky.) Yeom0n:-
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NEWS FROM 81. LOUIS.

81. LsUs, juno 9, 1854.
Col Smiths American zouAve corps has been accepted
BY tho WW Department This is the thirteenth regiment
furnished by Missouri.
The correspondent Of the Dsmaxo. says an the State
officers have lsft Jefferson City.
The City Counc yesterday reconsidered It's action &C.
ceptDg the rssignation Of Mayor Taylor and allowed that
gentleman 70 withdraw his reugnaaiou.
About S2oepo0 In counterfeit TOMS vsH engraved and
eleven unfinished bosus plates seized BY the poise
yesterday IN the house Of Nelson Digss and the occ
pants lodged IN jail.
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NEWS sR I'M WEsTERM VIRGINIA,
CONDITION OF THE REBEL FORCES ATT
HARPZR'E FERRY.

hA1iMOR1, June u 1901
ABatimore deseRter from Hapers Ferry, arrived here,
represents depIorable state Of affairs there He says
there is no discpline the men only half armed, and
the food 10 obtained by scramble fight forsgng half
Of the force is watching the opportunity to DESERT he
ridcues the dea Of their being in condition 70 repel
force approaching from Chambersburg H. THINKS tha.
secession played out in that part Of Virginia. and that
the place viii be evacuated.
ADVANCE OF TROOPS TOWARDS HAGERS.
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ILLNESS OF GEN. McCLETLAND.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the 9Th says We regret 4
learn Of the indsposon Of MAJOR General KsCeaad ar
hope his illness IL but Temporary.