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M1sSeuaueUus.

MIS0eAkStueOuHs
THO steamship Havana sailed Hamburg having large
number of passepsera
The amsbp City OF Bamors salea for Liverpool hav
Ing lsygs Eumssr OF passengers
sShaIemen.
lan," ossan IS 30 aSo o Is bsne aspSr.s Nay
IsIi sOSis sslsS 40 81 wa Solsmos aoJoisa 80
AZ, 37th inat, Emporium CarrAn North IA
Foreign Ports.
' s.ss Shi,s hrs 0s sS Ma s,npe,
acsioD; ssbr Coral Queen. syers a. :,
MOI, sSby one; *; Ss-is ve-asn small from sason
Q.@ey, sash rom slork a., sts@pete Lewis, from do,
trsss T.ris,a alters uao brig v so-iand. R,wlsod,
arr 10 s ssnne ayr s sh e cr
A.z,s Venus di's' GOud, smith, onc' SEXTON
MAyAsgnS Pr June lin port brig Jessie Rhynss Pen.
PGRnAsngco, suae 2In port ship Watts pubos from
New he;h jus: ar ivsd - ,., .,., c,. ,.,., o..
sYeIE lcg Ronald (br trd australia 80 or DO d.; oarks
r DO s: FOR nj sm,d
Heller JcbnoD fo ~ OH d. schr freos Corey, fo do
dol end othss going In 25th bark LspTDg Reiav from
-iALT tosp tAfrica), May ls-m pos bark May Queen.
American Ports,
BAKERS LANDlsi, june ao-Arr scar Exchange, Hal
lALi. NAV Il, june 2lArr schr Daniel Broun, Head.
ser sa .rn and syorE
hlDlIC, suns rs Ar bark CavN,c Ahington, Lavsccs
MN Oh iuIe 26-Arr schr SaIah iardGer, GARDNER
kstpor III Grk aAd raj cd An z7th) Nih ASd sshrs
ia,S k),ep. dsc f@n g.ston ol Paiads,rb@ shenan
orb; cir6 Shae Fsl River Tor DO, Moun airsrd
Providence do; o,b bris o for ssok Zoe
hotter Providence for do sloop ALICE Davis Pawaoket for
PHILADELPHIA june 2s--Ar ship David (Fr), Baron
HOrcesux via Nuri ans " days defed OF by steam
sbip bro,kgD brigs Vary MDisep, M. den Gard, nss
so ssde sSs pos ssnTs sdssase s,'sss
S sn Love- e.ss ssr1. serry xsssar S'is d
tsss,o'e ninth Eva bell Lee In psueaho"s e., aisr
sIomhs Dave, and Hebecca Knight, Aadc,tt sosioo
6ost Dro~er and Geo Hoffman, bennett, Providence;
kota Pacific. MG,-y lrovinceosn ca saIss sspder
rgs Ohm i,scb, Boyle, Hsvans; pegarth dcovsa
Yarmouth isl Scuand (cor Gunderson, Cork for orders
.shEs Evelps, Kelly, Nassau L Msy Baker, Por.lsnd;
TTsssure sber, Bouon ssml hptan, 0un1y, ned
MrRe var Duen reland Danversporti mo Crowe,l PRO,
vide, Usnsnhower, Miner; Jas Alaeraiee. stites
horb racidc marcy; kva eee Lee, md keoecoA knight,
bdcott, Boz son nrcmo> Davey, tort monroe;
Aoamsa Bennett fan nwer; Boston, Brower r. vidsnSe
.rspot; Jossph'ns W:ersary Stamford; sra o. 0soe
r0R1L skr June 2Arr brig George Amos, Nichols, PHI
lsdelphis. Gid brig ndorus aud Others
PhOyIDkNCE. June ~ AR steamer Petrol Young N
Davis, IT even cid brig Tangent apbetls Phlsdepss;
ichIs John Compton, lot PhiAdelpbiA Wa Dayton,
nS WS.eSp
PAW UCHEr, June 27-Arr schr justice, eheldon Eliza
oebi I'D s,hs leland oele, Conslo. and Elizabeth.
beee 90; Aoops Emily Jane Brown and Benj Aiken, Mar
TAUNTON. June 2s-Arr schr Lowering Jones' Eliza.
behpor ed scnrs Jsmes Nsson, burt and Salmon Wash.
WICKFORD Juns 26-Arr eloop Report Norton, Rondout
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Irc,tase compares with 1869 ..u...... 500 3lS
The following judicions article is from toe Da
yenport Democrat and NeUS:-
Ne pno, p that iajucc ION been
ed rios ,he Guy OF Davenport .yoD a:siss aA
tyr tns pa ment OF the IL sereft 10 Jai
ee3i, also pas ing bon isu ~
piaiss,Dpi ral Dads. We ssy taat
ike me lie. Of t5e c,y " Davenport ref IS NJ
To- pay teb's Bones " cocs 4C.ed. ~sa'. sr4e Eb4s
toe liz haro AMI aptly siog DArisf
an that there 10 rcpleas psospec he var
con, ruea terTg he srdest times gdosr @oDi'
Bls d. the hard nee esaDt0 astive maze
Is r'ah 90 fspud,a.e, deos honest conrscel2 D. ~
'iots end ci a1ls;~nces yoao o.
por ION in So! log certain o IN neg, npne,:,
bvyrO~s3 md used certain bonds given gs,i stn
q. d 'Or vaoacle cpLs'oerstDn shah b. Fepuia.5.y
H0t az ~e regard common honesty. 4 1sre GSroo
rstor may with g. "a, prcpTiesy srnet'~-s isk3 ste
savan'sg- o. obsai0iog orrher tne hut rh)lasae
D. oatou WITH the Sanction OF the IN vrJnz-
Good or Davenport arg other tug, No sus,1
Adv anssee sbool he taken BY our proper, hyisrs e.
h.pe 10 ses Mat day rnen ou- City pay "a deo,s
ana nothing 70 snynoty MT aou's caro- ~ SOC
the time =neD she u blushitgls repuaises
Inrelation to money and exchange matters, the
Chicago II ibune of Wednesday REMARKED
rbe money market during the pas. w,ek nas b zen
somewhat br sker; but t1ese Ia yet is,R gco and
good c1Dve tbie currency 70 maze the wheels OF
ntrcc rcn fmrs THY 80 for ,1at.n to the
PUBIC 70 ctbcerEed orr backs are sopy osslese,
they ra-nct ca.h ten da bill 90 tho East 10
cl-i
xrtage Gu ,he Far. today p,euIy so5 the ny ket
81, ad7 at pay for currency end u q per cent oa:ocnt
Tor gold.
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REBEL INDIANS.

SECESSION INFLUENCE AMONG THE INDI ANS.
The New Orle ms Crescent of June makes che follow
ing statemers:-we had The pleasure yesterday OF aa
with Ar. John A. Peal, who has just returned
from Fort wschita, in the Indian territory Fort We
tory evacuated by the federal ocss before the
arrival Of the Texas troops under Col Youns The com
paDy TO which M Peel Dead shot Rangers,
frcm Jes,sou rexas-captued fourteen wagons beicng
ing ~ Emory command, which had been loft behind
company from Fanpin county also captored several
wagons Emory, finding the Texans In pursuit o.
HIN, threw away guns, ammunition and government
stores mo the Wacaita river first dest the guns
by breaking tho lcGks and taking them 30 pieces
RE enemy left ct Fort Wachita largo quantity
co'hng, provisions aud one ded piece AT Fort
AJbucke, also, they abandoned various government
stores and supplies, Of which stolen and
RED away by Indians before the Texans got there
Asr taking ~ q Fort A nd vas ndoos
unse Captain Mckinney. Fort Ouachts vas gsrrsonet
b. The Dead Shot Rangers under Captain Maybefry Mr.
Peel informs that the Jhok4saws held couoctl
The Gath Nay formally dissolved their 1ection
wh ths United States government, and issued mani
and 70 tie Reserve Indians, advising theo 10 oecee
from the old Taion, and TO position the Southern
eontedeysoy 10 no received a. distinct organized
territory, ilsesa Il Indian rerrtory. The
tendly all in favor Of It. They had ordered
of all tho Yankee missionaries IN the country. The IN
ago took two sb0,itiODss from Northern texas
whom o preacher sna hung ihem The forts
oil be gsrrisoned IN twenty days,
With treaty made with the Reserve Indiars Mr. Peel
further states In illustration Of the spr. Of hs resss
troops thai within for Eight hours after hs
the Texas bodsrr that the Kansas blads Moot
gomery) was mis- way do~a the Q w,re 10 900 airn
under who etArted Immediately 80 meet htn. he
says that ins.ead OF there being aEy abcii,a.sts
Nor .heIn Texas tho oeops unanimous for 6g ng
ali Glasses, including preachers eager for che rA7
CHrRDxEE INDIAN REBELS
The Raleigh IN. G SAFE Joura u saysJloael =. Il.
Thomas, Senator from Jackson has at the oths
stste Of the meet remarkable bodies OF in the
country Il IL a company IS two aunored cherokee Ia
diam orgaDze1 for battle, yed the 'unsiI kee
Zocaves. 1t appears thai Colonel Thorn who Ii he
husness agent or ths Cte oes lately called corac
o. the Indians. ard explained tn ;ner, tne cn1Tol OF
Hh.c t,nfa c~yr lra int. -aya
after consultation, tS,s shoah they did not ,uder
thn nstionai dtnou'y, the did saow North CArclira
and w0Ild sand By her. They ,esdy fcr a,y po
sitton N her defeuce This |. remarkable; opt ., ne
top of some esiteen hundred tl-y muster two non;r
warriors Tor he de- snce Of North Csrollla IT, Chsro
tar'ics but show hem their work ana they have on7 =,
he told shen to cease lighting They nxht ia iry
way, ard every maD 70 hrnseK. TIE Zousver
.. momLntB notice
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CLEARED
eisam hip Columbia, Adams, 6asaua-epofora Ttleston
stsm.h,p City Of New York, Mott, For. PIckens-v
Ship allen so..er, Rcb,nson Lonaon-Hasie.t Ca
hip Nay Glover bow1s. Gl4sg w-Duohsm Dimon.
shp ) ssd ihomas gavrreBcyd III ,oksn.
Bark Greyhound, -, sibfAltar and mafke-A Nicksr-
ark A,cis Hero Cpr), Hsppell, Cork and masks.-G
ss.It t %s5 ru. Hs.ssn Salem
E,g semi Ssaey, NoSes. Malta and underestimate &
Sig ,a,e Of Maine, Gates, M.r.enls.-hoore Henry
srs A,rew t8fl French, '.iagos-H I nouth sons
rig snn'siDs DUTCH. Ionker amsterdam -Funoh, asnks
ssS1 s BEIGE ssn'so Son sz.o
j. lis S'''.A Easter 'st' Brown a.7.''-r'o'n' sa'
s,,g gu,ne tsrs oonssr. ssrwu4.-x Middleton Co.
srs bee Osiry. sI'zabsthpor. Dopcsn
s rs s. os s.%@ w..1, s Ssn oa.e
s,s ,as sossoG DAVIS Neg sedlo dIs aaroa. 60.
ech, Thompson (sr' hrdenoroek konct'n-i q A
chr Ma gsre, tsr). o'Den s. Johns MI pon.vsn
.ehr ODD, tstscp, Fort sss aonr e-e . Posen
,oFr .uds- h.mlon .hsw, @im.Ds'ou Dell " xcgee
ssss :is soa sf fslss as ss sek,s
scnse NIL. Da,tn, ph, asgh!.ysn orcnt . ssht
soor F"'yb, Apologize, Pni,Adelps's-ysa sran.
senr n Bsyns, Thompson, PoGaaelpaia-y.n sruu.
Essr Hays noon.os, rssds! Baker & Dayton.
sthp HOWARD Gta.k augusta Nc, Lspi h Co
sehr s tplr y, base \ " Lewfs a 90
tcar av., yler DO ION mater
y bAtron, mssa. Bcstoo-- Master
Sob. Witch Qursr. Py,ps. bo.'oG--C & J Pets-s
kshr q hriz Spvns,a slein . brown Co
tcbT "A sn. -Jhr rslsn- Master.
schr Ella Paebaic Port, n. guh master
fChr 1o,r"p h,d ~ hap. )rt mopth ~ G Bvown Co
chr V&Drans, small, Nese1. yport--aimp Il lapp
sttr rsrrh aol ssrop.', N-s port henny
tchr } " h.sen-H 3hakeft
heir On Mara, Gc;dsrpiih, Hars ic6-- 4 g racket.
sshr Aary A. 1in rnck, Decentralization
kchr :, OF arg Thorn Providence. l. Kenny
fchi r - man, camp, gg Barbor.
Feb, ioiup, lark, sc Harcor
tchr ,. faiktnhuuh, fan enough, BArnsgat.
Hoop Vief a. y VIZ Nee Sav~n.
tssm.r 6run. Foster, ~ timore.
St. Nov.ty, bell. Phils delphia
ytesmrr n, W Nnlk -unr.r fhladephia
stessae, Pot rsks, Nye Psrnsnd
ARRIVED
Bari Conrad of pblaiephal aasbury Hio ra1ero, Nay
70 via ferpambw June ~ith coffee To johu Thompson
q Inst E 20 az ion 70 n, gpazed Grip Cratic from d.
vaha Tor -SlDou'f. SsS u, bars Laowog from 5A
tnnore, going rto rio Jane,ro
IL cs-kN~l fr of Jeyseyl. Bslieira Rio Jsnelo 81
dave, ~itb coffee TO r.oust sch-cedcr Acc
Big Nnnmes Rue lfrnss srrcsfr, Newcastle, ~ dsys
with coal u tuach, nein~ke @rnit
EIIr R.sisp tGt Brf rrinta.ter MsgagnoT. Jun,
il, with tugar, ;" uas.e-
Brig AvoLG e, I1s, Ceihasieu, Il VII scsr 70 cia.
soa Ea5Lew.
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ss M,s s 9, :. sSss m TS % o''
fns er rssss ~. Joons sFl Shi's, Lhsan, Oh, Is
Ms iifs ssshson sry sOcison sydney CD. 10 day,
ssr neSs nsrs ynea sagra, IS dsys with su.Ar id
ssnr A. 90 r soadrCu, sermues days with poat,s-,
ear ssry clinton tos New or'eass Moors Tor Ryan
Mica micah % ne he. ssi s, 5 sos By ao
aAS e sSs On
sits c.sc q he hoy. rSr.,r ordered Mr mncssr gun
ma q a. n sna ~ H. nsa q June ia heavy .aa NJ
ss ave sn s"'9 nsS Sssa an thai
A e rs ma n A. TaS Me- 10 s as
., sSr snsa ssI Lynn, we.,psr Ma dsys Win wood
sshr Tlumps (sr .eard windsor 10 da,s win plaster
tshs nth ga,s.y Pepry. Delaware City, days
For
.r n n ss~ os @
River. -
ssSr sssla ' SSa;i fissssh Ssssarypsst
sr 5sSn IRE sn S,is for ses'n
Fisse cars swDuyp
fss. ss
ssss ss4g ss ds e' F asss sss%
ss ss .assra: ~ s
s soSr SeIihs,n Light Nv. Y,a.'ssSss 7dssa
ssr M s,Pp ss1 s ssslsd
sthr ATo.,s. Hand sSOcsland, dsyA.
Scbr " wsllacr Stspe, saaint0n, days
eehr Mountain Home, POM, TauntpD.
H0hr M,nneh ana, Caudsce Port Jefferson,
ichr nobleyr Aen, ttaswici
kchr l. Downing Rove, Providenee.
kohF Ann AbzabeD, swan Providence 2 dGys.
klr0p Partbenia Cox, Eizabethport for IOnkass-
stesmrr Ael4va,e johnson PhbadepMs AID Caps Nay.
Steamer hrlhraci'e, JON q, PhtadeiphAa~
6tes ner Concord, NcimsD, Philadelphia.
0cAmsr Pelrel, 10 ing, Providence.
+ eAnANh
rs f,irae Roanoke, and anchored IN QuaranIae;
hL snsops bavaria Bsu mn, for salnborg Cy u Baimnc,
for both p.sseG the oasTy 81 Is 10 NJ
Alec, steamship Col1mbia, for Havana
2sh US storesbips and WIN Badger for Fortress,
BoDioa; snip Tivo for LvsrpO bAsks Iyca0a 1r ant
werp; Penelope swtd) for Loadcn big Emma Tor Para,
wind 50 auuset -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
SATURDAY, June 800 p.

SATURDAY, June 2J-6 Y. M.
There is nothing new 10 the money market, and
no failures are reported. The foreign exchange
market closed dull but firm.
Stocks were irregular to-day the market gene
rally was reported by The brokers doil but steady
Several parties were in the street to-day, offering
to lend money at five per cent, or perhaps even
less, on stocks, and the bull operators were en-.
couraged TO extend their line in consequence.
The load Of stocks carried by few bold specp,a
tors must be very heavy indeed, and in the event
of sudden tarn in the market the collapse would
be fearful. Virg MAS improved "a per cent 10
day, Michigan Central 1I illinois Centra d !; and,
on the Other hand, Tsnnessees declined per Cent,
Mi-souris %, New York Central q. Erie %, Har-
lem "A, Ga.ena 4, Toledo a. Rock Island wa
steady. There is no outside bosiness in any OF
these stocks. There is quite a demand for
federal stocks. The coupon skies advanced
70 per cent; the registered sold at $50
On advance OF "a per cent in the course
If .wo OF three days. The demand for these sc.
curities arises In par. from the be,sf that she
Secretary Of the Treasury will borrow whai
money he needs by means Of Treasury notes.
There was no second board to-day, "a usual OH
Saturdays. The market after the board was dull,
The following was the business Of the Sub.
Treasury to-day:
Rec6ip's... $9ol 5SI O.
-Fr Gu Il me. lsI8I 80
PAv n enss. a1a5soN0 ~
Balance. OH ,Sa3 y
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing 8ouse this
morning were sl2,533, 22s 80, and the balances
1914, 100 80.
1he bids for the New Jersey State loan Of $780,
600 we're opened at the State Treasurer's oflc.
this week, and fonnd to exceed the sum required.
They all ranged from par to one per cent pre-
mium and all the offers, except - 900, were from
residents Of New Jersey.
It is reported that the Loan Commissioners Of
the State of Illinois have partially decided TO &C
cept no bids for the 81 100000 war bonds nnder
80. The TREASURER will receive proposals az the
American Exchange Bank till noon of Monday
next.
The Peoples Bank has declared semi annual
dividend of three and half per cent, payable or
the Sd Of July; the Nassau Fire Insurance Com
psny, Of Brooklyn, semi-anDusl dividend Of .en
per cent, payable on the lst Of July; the Nea
York, Providence ana Boston Railroad (brtte,
known as The StoniDgson Railroad), . dividsud u
rse per cent, payable Ut the office Of ID. Morgan
g. Sons, Jn)y2.
The following table viii compare the EXPORTS OF
the seven principal staple articles for the week.:
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CITY COMMEaCsAL REpOHr.
SATUSDAy. Juoe 20-tP "
FLOUR dull and clos. AZ ther dec,ted 1scliqe
esDecaly for grades. embrace 10 900
bbk 50 Is 50 70, snd oxra 3lae AZ 81 20 81 b5
WHEAT wss heavy ana Closed at q cline u 20 %
bushej Sisn sales Of 275(O0 bushels. at 81 0S
81 LAY or snter red, 7Sc Csc fr Milwaukee clab
TO SOC for common t. PR zoe Chicago
RYE --ales $40 bushels at go
Corn uneba g-d, with sales ~ 3S Oo0 bushels
PoRs was slightly ffner, With ses d. e12 90 Sl4 rs
'oy ard 80 fer prime
WHISKY sales 900 bDLs ut 1870
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Died, at La~yers,i.e soLcbafie a'1ty, N = lnt
Of June, Mr. JspErfAH MulR, aged seventy a,9ht
Ny. Miller th. 1S.b taJ II Jaae, J ., az
uiddlebCroueh, Plymou.t c"'nty Mass. sao WIS De
sseodant 10 line ci bie taer . 11p All
o. ira Pilgrims Who l.nd.d in toe ha, Flower H
grsd1Ned ~ DNytcst Oplega 70 August 1905, mi vas
ihs clsssnase OF Daniel Hebter.
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rUu MISSISSIPPI.

Bu TROOPS ON rBy MISSISSIPPI.
Icago vu~s ing Journal Of the 18th INST says
Intleman. vel known 10 ths editor, passed
40 city on tuesday m0vuis 9, direct from Mobile
his He bad 0p0orsuBlt Of Judging Of tbs
nd ooDdIsioo of she rebels, and he estimates the
fncamped between. VNkt burg and Cairo as
wtn AIMED. he says that they have large
X Dah'gren guns. He alse ssates that there are
nov 100 900 Belgian musko'sb which had not
pxed hen be LETT. He also sayS that she renel
re esees n go 70 CAIRO or any wher- elsa 10 0got
tIcopa, whom they THINK they can whip easily
erts mat tho rospecss OF tbs wheat and corr
PeDnefs.e, Mississippi aud Alabama are In the
legree f1ttering.
AL vOTN or TENNIS sEE-PROCLA-
NAYiOH BY THE GOVERNOR.
Rowing 10 tbe official vote OF Tennessee and the
tien Il ths Governor declaring The ssals indie
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NATION BIZ I6HAM g. HARRIS, GOVERNOR or
THE STATE OF fsNNBssEa.

NATION BIZ I6HAM g. HARRIS, GOVERNOR or
THE STATE OF fsNNBssEa.
! whom these presents Ahsil como Rressing
70, by IN act Of tins General Assembly Of the State
essec. passed Nay 8. 1851, sn election on the 8th
June, 1891 was held In the several c0ansits Of tho
il sccordaDce herewith, up0n the ordinance Of
ZEN ard representation; and also, whereas, It Az
rom tie ofioial returns OF said sectoa tnarcsn ap
that the people Of the State OF renrseses hsye N
B'vtre.an viii and capacity, By an overwhelming
), cast heir vOtee for sepax ation ssolviog ali
y connection with the late United States govern
~ adopted The provisional government. Of toe
,srste STATES u America Gow, therefore, Isharn
lris Governor 0f the State OF tennessee. DO 'wAko
IN ana deciare oil Connection by the State Ut Ten
with the federal Onion dissolved, ard tbxt Eau.
n free aud inueps naert government, free from
igatiOh 70 or oonnectiln with the federal govern
Of the Untsed states Of America
;ssimony whereof, have he'eunto set rcy hand
the great Seal Of the Safe " be alike at she
.nent M NASHVILLE, on this the Gath day OF June,
1851 IS1AN G HARRIS.
sAe Governor. J. e. R. RAY, Secretary of STATE
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ARIZONA TERRITORY.
fEIZURE OF ARMY STORES IN ARIZONA By TEXAS

The MessiIla Times OF the nth Of May, saye large
Na,p belol ging to w g. Grant, Of Ariz,na the army
Contractor FOR the different garrisons IN this Territory,
seized by the rexss forces at the Rio Hondo
San Antonio and the train animals and freight OF all
classes concated. Forty wagons seizsd with
~ coo pounds Of freight FOR earrsons and
come SO 900 pounds to private parties chiefly belonging
TO M Grant
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AEKANSAS.

REBEL MOVEMENTS IN ARKANSAS.
SutheYp paper says that he Arkansas stale Cnnven
Pcs passeo mutssry bill aush0r,z,pg the Governor
eus 90 600 men nsceseary. IL baives toe state
70 g. aud divisions E4etern and Western, and ap
u enc BrtsAdser General for each General Bradley
tDADn0usiy ecte6 TO rho command " the Eastern,
snerAl Pierce, late Of the United Safes Army, TO
~ esserD div SION.
III ARKANSAS TROOPS FOR RICHMOND.
b. Thomas y. Hiodman, late MEMBER OF Congress
Arkansas, has reached Memphis with regiment Of
acknowledges, IN the Memphis Avalanche Of June 10,
present OF Confederate silk flag from Ars Jefferson
ls, sent from New Orleans. He ako com plains Bit
Of the State Of Arkansas for not furnishing his resi
shoes ana blankets, and, In despatch to the Mill
q Beard, enyH-"I teiegraphed you thst the mea OF
regiment were without blankets and shoes, anu re-
ted you 70 allow apply to their bane az the pro-
ss Of the sugar now In store which seizec from Cn-
ati steamboats, and turned over the civil authsri
before AtkAnsas seeded"
ARMS IN ARKA
ne Cincinnati Gasee Of the l4th iast SAYS thai nine
dred and seventy two muskets and seven cannOas
recsptIy been sent by the rebels 70 Southwestern
snsas u be useo In case OF an invasion from Kansas
ArTIMPTED INsyRaECrION IN ARKANSAS.
Monroe county, Arkansae, thirty miIes weat Of He
!, says the Memphis Bull tin 0f the 18TH instant,
eSal negroes were arrested last Sunday week upon
rae OF attempted insurrection Ga Tuesday three Of
negroes-gWO men and ono giri-weye hung. One OF
20 executed belonged 10 Onlone Lsh,foot. He was a
alto boy, blacksmith, formerly 0sDed by James
ich, detailed by himself and othsrs, most
". The ~hite male inhabitants were 10 90 murder.
the females and children spared provided they did
Ye0ist,
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TEX AS.
mwy unr V1Nrurpo

TEXAS VOLUNTEERS
The Arkansas SAFE Gazette, OF NE lat inst, says
light thousand Texans, completely organized cavalry,
snvsy and artillery offered hsr services to Pre-
he'd N compliance with his seQu'stion.
HOME MOVEMENTS.
[Ffom the CarksvlIle (rexss) Standard, May IL
On sasuyday morning company Of 104 men, raised IN
kJs, left under com and VI Captain s. MaXcy, for
Tt Waehita, Arbucke, somewhere On Monday IN Urn
Ola ksvle Give with excitement, and met
SnpletDg heir equipments and starting on curing toe
HhOle morning, for the rendezvous at Robb,nsviie
kboas hundred lef; that place 10 the evening Our
dies han been busy during Friday, SATURDAY aud Sun
IN preparing husbands brothers and friends for the
lrvcs and also in prepA ing n'g and we're alb @ tns
hahn street, In little squads, to See them of.
Since then Or. Look has come home from sshitt.
ss.rsa Young with i've hundred mon, had taken The
RA&hlch in charge Of one usn, roan1
Va lot Of fint lock muskets, and considerable pow
sr. Tho troops, eight hundred strong, had left for
[eavenworth.
II war continues wo shall have forays from
|,sneAs, and the northern frontier mus. be W, IL
prepared. We cannot afford to send a1y troops
Eouth Anywhere on the Gulf coast, In the
railroad REGION troops be rapidly conveyed TO any
'seaied point But up here foray could be made, i'm
vnenee damage done and the parties a gay before we
boald have defensive force to repsl them We must
Wachita permanent post aud should have
ly. regularly relieved and reporting.
George ". Wright, from Lamar, was in town on Mon
icy bis way e0utheast 70 for his county
H. furnished ~ih $4,000 from county treasury
FOR q similar purpose.
We also have local military organization, to which
large number have put their names, to organize and
arill, ready for efficient service
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-30

Receipts and O1sburse meDts at tho once
OF the AsS1atanG Treasurer OF New TOrk
for June.
June Z, lt6l, By balance. 614 058 II
peee,, u duFN month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31
ne RuSlA for ONCE.

The rus for office 1t the Custom House has been ia.
creas1g recently, until has become great that
would almost require separate bureau, with goodfy
number Of clerks TO attend to all the applicants. hume.
rous applications made for every post, from the
highest TO the lowest In the git Of tho Cole,or Each
person appears with what he considers su ient claims
and recommendations 70 his speedy appointment.
But Of those who ask for places compelled 70 80
away without even the encouragement Of . promise.
Mr. Barney has thus far proceeded the liberal p-in-
cple that removals would be made excep. for suaa-
Client In cases. where the evidence Of dis.
qualification was conclusive, removals have been msde
and the incompetent Dcumbents superseded by more de-
srable individuals. His course has been commended by
high minded men Of different political pro.Evee and Ia
obnoxious only TO pothouke politicians and hlngFy office
seekers. The Republican Central Committee s0no time
since appointed special delegation to 70 the capital
for the prrpoee Of comforting with the President In re
ton TO the New York appointments; but they did not
proceed tbher, probably because they ascertansd be-
forehand that they would not be likely to with the
SUCCESS which they at first anticipated. One mem
Der Of the delegation, however, went to Washing.
ton; but whether that special business " 10 dii-
cult to say. Mr.. Barney received a despatch
on Wednesday evening, and in obedience 70 tina. Official
call, he proceeded yesterday morning to Washington 1,
10 surmsed that his presence Is desired In relation a
pontmente. He Will return In q day or two VI.
Clinch Deputy Collector, has charge o. the Custom
House in his absence.