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and its inhabitants, at the h"sr | write would al
once dissipate from tn miad of every lover
freedom of speech, freedom of the pres and III,
chartered rights uf American freemeu-any sue,
erroneous impression The people, write frou
what | hourly hear and see-iee that the town oc
cupes position which has exposed it to a larg
share of the hardships of war. They feel sorel,
the perils which beset them, but there are indeed
few who would be willing to alleviate the hard
ships diminish the perls by anv act inconsistent
with their own rights as freemen
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, Nor,bo
,nucb orra.' anu tue oouthe'n STATES IL require
: than ;srro, S"I'.H man we posses: OF ,nuee'
NAV he i,I 49, ~ nan' !" IofGsee an tle eV''s 'ua
I Tho Na,h- u, @ t"'s re' ~ lIo.e c'nHiG''
ha 4vnosad =, ~" ever M'l 'ueuise're e
! thraatsnat =" ~ '"utn i'c"hEesience from ,h'
| ,yb.thsr o. III 40 ~ 'eiue' IL uo"ptiu
! ror, -. ~ NC a",e w. c""''h"e IL tor any
~ PtenS tHehed period. Inc manufacturers 0
! GGo Oan ! " hu sensI""y consume from oooooo L
~ 'Vo '"'es o' coIt"n year. y; and II the Ameri
ha Sorh "mitHt suou'u ent're'F close the ports oi
t."' t.,' thelr supply OF cottoh VIII be cut OIL a
! re'y .,ra|c,w as me supply oil TINS country.
~'"'AN shIPoWNEkS IN TROUBLE AMERICAN YES
IT, ~ S.LS uHphR bkitISH coLoHS.
;;I "'u'n A'eIJ o'dr SAYS Owing to the
;oa ~ h", 'na' ~ mas unhappiiy broken out IN Anne
nnrt H. "'o 'e"e 'TSSe'H oi that country In thl'
p's "'an usual ana there Is good reason to con.
go III ;m our tTaue win our young Republican
,arr,ta "e 'c"''F cEeckeo, II not altogether in
Tha uoeu, so long as the present disputes exist
an t @ es I'S"!tea 10 oy The Southern Contede
ro, =" s'"ui letters OF marqne are viewed with
o. - ~ Sn,P"W"eF.: oh ednesday last,
pI; i''" ANU ol 'ne New oTk ship Joseph Fish,
t tne magistrates presiding at our police
the oaih of Ii;p p"oo ~ pain''St"n I" 'akt
,ro, IL W ,''eE E'""u' !" ''et '"J7stF' II appeared
hI, bt s'T'eti1h' tha' ne Is natVe OF Barnsta-
- Dut . he mas Deeh natuFalzed in America He
c,n Ct rom 'hiS P"it WIN cargo ot coal
Anaric,n w.. :; @ "pi' nFnsltr, as 'he snip Is an
A'e' ican, mat 1t may be captured.
ne also wished to transfer his olI,r;anoo 10 a. ,
Crown of O. raat Retain M ; ;,-': 80 =" ''
him that he mnst bora lii shi ,e9 n'"' "eu
Rr;ti, @ Nv na'e us SNIP uuiy chaf tered as
tha mercton ;" ; "11i u""ct WIN tne provisions "f
Tho nrn,on,;a nC:, ne wished |" secure
tne proteclion ot the British Tag. The CAPTAIN
thanked the magistrates, and lett the court some
what perpleXed as to the best course that he could
adopt 10 secure the speedy departure of his chi,
which is laden with barrels Of smoII cool ~
American sbi,owrars ord r,,to 80. Oo"'' ne
This port arc nIacad in a. sitiIa H,o a" . nov III
l's p"I n'e PIdc'u III Sitnliar painful situation.
~ " '"e"i "'c "sts' iliileu 10 moist BRITISH c1lOrs
on on tHe!r passage out"aTdS, whilst others declare
they vi lose every stick rather than lower the
American Har
EFFECT or THE w,p =, rp,ycr
French cl,,1rarciai aoco,,,.s r,, H. 49,,
''"N" ,'"i't' eihi accounts report an eStfanr-
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UKIMIN AII UUI KT.-TUDGE BOND.
No business OF Importance transacted in this
court yesterday.

BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURr-JupGE PRICE
TowSoNTowN, May 2S, 1SGl.-The eiectment case
OF Ann Nesbtt, ct. al. John o. Prce-before
reported-occupied the court to-day. The most
important testimony elected was that of Mrs. Lv-
dia keuney, who testified that the will! of Miss
Owings was made, signed and witnessed
in due form Of law, and not after her
death, as sworn to by previous witness.
Several other witnesses recognized the alleged
forged signature to the will that of the deceased's
hard writing. Not concluded. Messrs Machen
and Cuttings for plaintiffs, and David Paul Brown
|. Nevitt Steele, Richard Grason and I. w. Lana
ham for the deendart.-James McManuus, Eli
sha b ardnot and John Robinson, Jointly indicted
for assauling Richard Burgan pleaded guilty The
parties not wishing to prosecute the case the court
released them payment of costs A diourned
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Ia w NTELLIGENCE,

CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JupGE KREns.
Simon Greensted Levi =. Schoss, solomon
Preiss, B. Sarlouis Marcus Adler, Frederick
Rosenthal and Eleanor Adler. Injunction issued to
restrain defendants, their agents servants from
selling, removing, dsposing Of or withholding
from receiver the stock Of millinery and dry goods
lately in store No. 20 Broadway, until further or
der of this court.
SUPERIOR COCRT-JUpGE MARTIN.
There was nothing done in this Court Yesterday
Assignments for to day lT2 to 206.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
Tie following business occupied this Court YES
terday.-Wm. McLain A. Heinz. Appeal
from McAllister Judgment affirm d-Mai4r
S-lieman Us. State Appeal from Hiss Judgment
atlirmed.-Pe;er Bockilman Us. State Appeal
from Griffin. Judgment ersed.-David Whit
sun rs. John II. Milbrom. Appeal from HAYWARD
Judgment tiirmed.--Assgnment to-day from
l to IS.
CRIMINAL COURT.-JUDGE BOND
No LuSiL-esS of IL
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The Border STATE conven.;o,

FRANKFORT Ky, May 27.-The Border state Con-
vention met to-day.
Hon. John j. Crittenden was appointed chair
man, and Orlando Brown appointed secretary.
Del gates from Missouri and Kentucky were
present.
The Convention adjourned till to-morrow, to
await the arrival of delegates on their way hitber
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AEEIcItosn Medical Associations. =
CHICAGO, May 27.-The annual meeting of the
American Medical Association, which was to have
been held in this city on the first Tuesday in June
is postpon one year. by order of the Committee
OF Arrangements.
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"'''' s.NN' VElIO.
CLEVELAND, MAY 27-E. G Gayards dry goods
store was burned this morning Total loss of stock and
huildir valued at SEQ 600; insured for S2O, 900
NJ Perry's flour store crushed by falling
wall Loss quite heavy, but amount not yet as
certained.
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"AsHTNGToN, May 2S.-0n inquiry of several
New ork guests at Wlard's Hotel it is ascar-
tanned that Mr.. Vallenburgh parted with them at
noon on visit to Alexandra. Therefore the dis
tant report ot arrest as spy cannot be true.
The belief that the President has determined to
tender C"l. Fremont Major Generalshp, elicits
much qualification.
Ex-Governor Banks is here by invitation of the
Seer etary of War.
The Ctty Councils Of Washington have passed
resolution Of respect t0 Col. Ellsworth
As there seems to be some sepsitveness in busi-
ness Gil ces about the seizure of teIegraphic
dispatches In all the principal Northern towns and
cues, and a general apprehension that private
huSiIess tansactiuns may be exposed, it NAV not
De improper to assure the public that there is no
danger ot any such expose.
The War Department has instituted Commits
sion composed of highly responsible gentlemen,
whose business it IS made to examine all the des-
ra'ches under strict injunctions of srcresy and
after having selected those of IA treasonabe char
acter to reseal and return those relating 10 mere
business TRANSACTIONS.
An the despache seized at the various telegraph
ollceS, VIII be brought on to Washington, and be
'huS examined The business of this commission
assumes somewhat that of the dead letter office in
the Post Office Department., aud will be conducted
With the same secresy and rigid regard to private
rights and interests
The President to-day made the following ap-
pointments:- Pnstmasters-New York: ,Jnhn s.
Allen, Williamsburg; Richard II. Winter White
haiI; VIM. II. Nosburgh, w est Troy; Mr. Knox,
waterloo; Edward H. ScneIIey Rome: William H.
Southwick, Palmyra Daniel :. Parker Kaukakee
Illinois: James McDermott, Washington. Penn
sy|vania: A. +. Russell, Danrie; Wm Lindsey,
Woonsockett Falls; and Charles f. Chickeriug,
Pau'ucket, Rhode Island; Charles l.. Parker, As
toria.
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FROM k:o DE JANFGRo -C"ttee-Since our mar
ket report OF the 23d utimo the receipts from the
interior have continued moderate and the arriy al
of the steamer Mississippi from the United States
on the 9th utima, with dates to the 25th of Feb
ruary, which were considered more favorable found
US with stock of about &C. 600 bags, which, on the
following day, although a full holiday was cleared
off by those who had vessels under charter, and
some of them a long time on demurragp, at prices.
IN some instances, 200 ard $50 RS. above those at
which purchases might have been made the dav be-
fore. The market Is still under the influence Of
this excitement; but little business has since been
done, and the stock is beginning again to accumu-
late. w Ne now bave fine weather, which we think
will continue, and We may therefore expect hence
forth mere free supplies, and, trust an improve
ment in the quality Of the coffee coming forward.
We are. however, very far from sharing the exrec
tation entertained in consuming countries seeing
very low prices for coffee here.
Sales since the 9th ultmo amount to 1872 600 bags
OF which Ill 800 for the United States; 500 bags
tor California; 800 for the Channel and North of
Europe; l6 AGO tor the Mediterranean; and 1900
for the Cape of Good Hope Stock to day at mar
ket, 10000 bags.-NorueY, Wright G Co.'S Circu-
lar.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
THE WESTERN VIRGINIA MOVEMENT

Inc central Committee appointed bv the VEST
ern Virginia Convention, lately assembled At
Wheeling, have issued an address which ,ev;a,rs
the action of the State authorities. and cordo.na
secession, the document concluding by recommend
ing the organization of a separate State govern
ment, as fellows:
Whilst we have Constitution and code of laws
LOT our State government and local officers to ad
minister them, the Tx, culive and his immediate
subordinateS have submitted themselves to the gov
ernment Of the Confederate States. They have
thrown of their allegiance to the United States
and are now diligently and laboriousIV preparing
themselves TO wage war against the government of
the Union. We need not characterize in terms,
snch conduct, but as true and lnva citizens of vi
ginld, we can and must declare, that ia our calm
ano deliberate Judgment, it will be the duty of the
people OF North Western Virginia. to provide il
tne lawful and constitutional mode for the exercise
OF those Executive and Legislative functions Of our
Ctate government, which have been entrusted To
those VINO are iaithleSs and Gislova and thus save
ourselves from that anarchy which so immiuently
'"reaters US. In submitting this grave subject for
your Consideration, we do su in the earnest raitb
ana nope, that you will send to the Convention of
'he llth OF June, Your best and truest men that
such action may be secured as will best subserva
tne interests OF our State. and secure the pcruetui
" OF Its Y with the T. nit cd
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SEE FOURTH PAGE.
LATEST NEWS.
IELEGRAMS.
FROM CALIFORNIA BY PONY EMPRESS.

FlSch CALIFORNIA BY PONY EMPRESS
Fort kEARNEY, Nav 81 The Pony Express
passed mere at II o'clock Friday night the 2fth
put by some mistake the budget of news was taken
out between here aud Fort Laramie, reaching lis
by coach yesterday.
GENERAL NEWS.
Inc rates OF insurance on treasure eastward
nave been increased to 10 per cent.
There has been but little of incident in Caliror-
MIA this week, except the Union meetings which
Continue 10 be held almost nightly in the principal
towns and cities. The speeches and resolutions in
varlablY favor vigorous war policy on the part
oi IN Administration until every foot of the Union
acknowledges the ''StaTs and Stripes"
me speck Of war in Santa Clara county, to
which the only question Involved the title to
SIX leagues OF land, has disappeared through a com
promise, In which the settlers to submit their
cause tp the Suprema Court, and abide the result
several lawyers have agreed to plead their cause
without charge
An effort is being made in San Francisco to or
game comranv Of volunteers to tender their SER
wees to the Federal Government on the supposi-
tlon that the Pacific Mail Steamship Company viii
give nm free passage to the East. A similar
organization has been commenced in Sacramento,
the members holding themselves in readiness to
obev the first call of the President.
Inc Republican State Central Committee have
lsSueH a cnli Tor Convention, composed of dele
gatts OF Union men Irrespective OF party, to meet
at sacramento on the Is h If June.
The Republicans do not design giving UP their
organization, but adopted the Union test simply
ana purely without reference to other issues. 4
reS"ullon has been offered in the Assembly in
Structing our Senators and cur representatives to
oiler California mediator in the present dilli-
culties, and in favor of a Convention to revise the
Constitution of the United States
An exciting canvass fnr local officers in san Fran
cisco IS progressing. The municipal lection takes
place on the 22d inst. The only tickets in the field
ere known as the Peoples Union ticket and the
Republican Union ticket. The latter comprises
partisan Republicans, while the former is irrespec-
i've nt national politics, embracin of all po-
liical parties who are sound on the Union uues
ton. The peoples ticket will probably triumph
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Railroad Running Out osAlex.ndr;,

The railroads running into Alexandra are the
Orange and Alexandria road, which connects with
Richmond, Lynchburg, and so through the en-
tire South; the Manassas Gap road. the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire road, and the Washington
road. Manassas Gap is the junction of the railroad
leading to Harper's Ferry, Acquia Greek aud
Richmond. The following table shows the dis
tances from Alexandria to some of the principal
Stations:-
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Quick WoRK.-On Monday of last week Gov.
IetuS, OF Mississippi, received requisi0n for i've
additional regiments from that State TO rendezvous
at Cornth, armed and equipped, there to await
further orders. BY Tuesday morning the requisite
number of companies already organized, were des-
lgnated to I'LL the rrqujsiticn aud ordered to the
rehce2v"uS These will make up eleven full regi-
ments from Mississippi in the field, and the Miass-
"PP|'h says there are remaining seventy five or
ganIZed companies of infantry and s-venteenot cav
a''y ana artillery now anxinu<iy awaiting orders.
The OPIUM DUTY.--On the Both ult. Charles C.
h"unn, the well known Custom ouse broker made
withdrawal entry for some $50 600 worth OF
preparation OF Ouium. Unmarried nv our Chinese
mti chahtS Tor smoking purposes. Uuurl
of Il former Secretary Of the Treasury this import
has been admit All uuenumerated article
paving duty of Is PER cent. By the new law,
opium is c assited at specific duty of 81 per
pound, the character Of the article, however, be-
lug unchanged.
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ARRIVAL OF PKIzE SHrS AT New WORKSHOP
OOO Worth Of ToJacco from Richmond.--The
schooners Crenshaw, Captain Winters and Hack
sail, Captain Morse, both from Richmond arrived
at the Navy Yard this forenoon, in charge of uIi-
GERS despatched to bring them to this port
These schooners We're captured in Hampton
Reads on the 10th instant, by the Star. The
Crenshaw had cast anchor at the time she was
seized.
The schOnners b tn belong to the Richmond line
and are owned by Messrs ID. & w. Curry
The Crenshaw is a schooner of about three hun
dred and fifty tons. She was bound for Liverpool,
and had on board three hundred horsheads of to-
bacco, valued at about S75 900.
The Hacksall was bound to Baltimore, and had
on board cargo of tobacco, about equal in value
to that ot the Crenshaw.
One ci the officers of the Crenshaw states that
the people of Richmond are in terrible state of
excitement, aud he believes there will be a desper-
ate defence il that city is attacked. lie also states
that there are fourteen batteries between Sewa!'s
Point and Norfolk. YorE POST of Wondny
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The resignation of the Pennsylvania Attorney
General caused, it is said, by a difference Of
opinion with the executive, in regard to pardon
ing certain offenders, and indisposition 10 re-
main associated in any manner with an adminiStra-
lin, ,r,hic ch has han rrnmch cpnsIrad
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General Johnson, now in command of the Confed-
crate troops at Harper's Ferry, is General Joe E.
Johnson, X-QnartermaSter-General U. s. -
cousin to ex-Secretary Fluyd-and not General
Sidney Johuson, OF Texas, who commanded the
[. =. army in Utah.
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joint-stOck company organizing at Hartford,
Connecticut, with a proposed c4pi'al of Sl00 600,
with liberty to increase $1,000 600, for the pur-
pose OF manufacturing ive-barrel revolving pis-
toll which is already pateaed in this country aud
IN Europe.
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IHE NEW loEK ZouAvEs.-The conduct of a few
OF the Zpuaves in Alexandra we kauw t. have been
olsGracetnl to the Regiment, the service and the
cause o the Union. Their officers are the Iespon-
sibie parties for the outrages the men have per
petratrd upon the people there, and should BE- held
by their superOS to swift and su-e accountability
IL Iatilng to make due examples Of the guilty ones
ihe re-iment under the incompetencv of som. of
ITS officers in this respect may work irreparable
injury to the good cause for which it is in arms
Washington Star.
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MEXICO AND THE CONFEDERATE STATES.-The
Brownsville FiGg says: From what we have been
appriscd ofrecenty, with regard totbe feeling among
the Mexican people, entertain little doubt that
a Confederate States minister would be received
at th. capita of Ntyico
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VEGETABLES FOR THE AHMY ar PENsAC3LA-The
Mobile vendors OF vegetables last week determined
upon presenting the army at Pensacola with a va
rlety oi their "luxuries OF the season." and in a
few hours collected together one hundred and ten
cart loads ot the tempting products of the Alabama
vegetable markets. a German marketman, named
NIch. GrosSman, for refusing to contribute to the
"Heflng, ana lntmating that for another cause he
gave his share, was set upon hy the market women
and roughly assaulted. lie was at last rescued by
the police.
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GENERAL SCOTT AAD SECRETARY WELLFs.-A
friend just from Washington ,peaks Of Cen Scott's
labotS as immense. There constantly kent be
fore his quarters about twenty horses, all saidied
and ready for a start, and every few minutes cOu-
rieFs are going and coming with orders reports.
This friend also states that the abors of Mr. Wrlles
the Secretary "f the Navy, very severe. lie is
IN his Office night and day attending to al the ce-
tails OF the navy affairs, thus guarding against cor
ruption and other abuSes.-Netc Hrcea Palladium
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The Money Mrket Recjeo, a journal recently
started in London, as organ for the bankers, lin
opposition to the ecOnomiss,) says that the sympa-
thizers of the commercial and business classes of
England are with the Confederacy, and talks about
the progress towards completion of steamers TO
run to their ports from Liverpool.
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Two women-Catharin- Keller, of Pittsrord, and
Abigail Underwood, OF Mt. Tabor-bruke Jail in
Rutland, Vt, the other day and escaped One of
the bars of their window secured by an iron
strap, which they managed to pry cfI, and then
let themselves down by a rope made out of their
bed tick.
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SIGNS OF DIsrnEss IN New Y YoEK-The New York
Day Book Of yesterday saws:
In every direction, 'thS house to let" or 'ssore
for rent" "this property for SALE" "selliDU off at
less than cost" 'assi ignees' SALE" &c, &c, stare
you in the face-tanked By hosts of less iuportant
but similar announcements. Nor are these offers
confined to old inferior buildings but hano like
placards on an eigy, ever the door-poss of some
OF the newest and most elegant structures on uur
pToudest avenue.
From the Astor House to the corner of Fourteenth
street you may this morning count lS9 uI these
commercial epitaphs. and if you slip quickly into
many handsome establishment where plate glass
vies with gliding fer the adornment of happier
days, you may be told, in whisper, that business
is dead and the place will close.
SUPPLIES FOR THE SOUTHERN ARMY.-Notwith
standing the dligent blOckading of Southern ports
both at sea and on land, provisions find their way
into virginia, and much has been car ried across
the Potomac from the Maryland to the Virginia
shnre The winding course of the river is over one
hundred and seventy miles from the Chesapeake to
"ashlngton, and two or three steamers in-
suincient to maintain clear and unobstructed sur
vey OF that great stream. During the present
month parties have succeeded in forwarding over
three thousand casks of bacon for the supply of
the troops. Each cask is of the capacity of five
barrels; has been put up in good order and is now
at Staunton, Petersburg and Lynchburg.
DsMrssED.-Saturday afternoon, Ed. C. Murray
of Baltimore, who arrested at the Na,ion.I
Hotel by squad of the Fourth Pennsvlvsn;a Po
gment for making declarations of an infammatorv
character several days ago, was removed from the
guardhouse where he confined and taken be-
lore justice Dom, and released upon the order of
Captain Starr, after taking the usual oath of allie
glance Wash. Star
A man named John Kunkle made his appearance
In camp Scott, near York, Pa, one day last week,
bearing Confederate flag in his hand, be was
arrested and placed under guard.
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Henry $. Foote, Jr, SON of the ex-senator. has
been appointed second Lieutenant in the Contede.
rate States Army. He is resident of Nashville,
Tennessee.
The Board of Aldermen, of Louisville, on Thurs
day night last, passed resolution by vote OF SIX
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The CorToN SUrrLY.-Atter an experience of
more than 90 years OF close appli cation and an ex-
penditure OF nearly two millions of dollars in exper
iments, tending to develop the soil Of Inda as
cotton-prrducing Country, the result attained. as
reported to the last Parliam mt in London was
"that cotton can be cultivated once in three wears
only on the same ground" and that before the cot
ton market in England could be affected to any ex-
tent in prices, it would be necessary to have
yearly crop iu India of about two millions bales;
which woaid require for its production an extra
quantity OF t"rfy-twO millions OF land. and An
additional increase of betw four and five mil
lions of aborers. The characteristic perseverance
which the Manchester men have exhibited in their
Efforts to obtain from India a reasonable supply of
cation, is praisewoTthy; but at the same time un-
questionably decides that England must look to
some other place than India for her slrnlc
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The Cincinnati papers state that Miles Greer-
wood, of that city has taken government con-
tract for riding old muskets, and will prepare
eight hundred OF these arms per gay.
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INTERESTING FROM TExAs.-The following letter
is composed Of extracts from private letter re-
csived in New York. 1t describes the surrender
OF some of the federal troops in Texas to the Tex