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0FFICE OF THE ILLINOIS
~ STONE COMP April 1874.
EorIcR-The hnnualr.eetinE Of the stockholders OF
the Illinois Stone Coranv II be held st Its office &
Chicaso ruesdaS. the 7th day Of May, xt.no,
O'Clock P, ~ for the escEnn OF Ave Directors, aLd
traa3action d any ether buafness that ay be pra-
xentsd- 1uHN IT. McaEENIS7,
|, apSe A55;m Secretary.
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~ HtsV k110setast3 VI - - {,
= sn Having defended Fort asumptef thirty
four hours, until our quar- 1ttera were entirely
:lhalnea. ths rain 9ssss da.troys4 " aretIths
Elt,aasatsas m s;93 slqs@e
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The People Aroused:
MoTEaEyTS or THE PATRIOTS III TIE
N0RTH. =
arrival Of Majer Anderson and Ills
Command at New York. :,
RECEPTION.

His Dispatch to the War Depart.
/ " HlRAty
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The representatives Of the banks OF Chi
eago met yesterday aud resolved to tender
to Gov, Yates the sum Of $500, 900 Tor
war purposes in advance Of The assembling
Of the Legislature. Thc 1oll;:wiog are the
suu,s assumed bY the benks respectively:
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from the edseSs Of heat, four barrels and three
cartridges of powder only being available, and,
no provisions but pork remaining, I accepted
the terms of evacuation offered by General
Bsanregard, being the same offered by him on;
the 11th inst, p1tor TO the commencement OF
hnstltties, md marched cut Of the fort on
Sunday afternoon, the 18th inst, With colors
tlying and drums beating, bringing away
eom5any and private property, and saluiirg
my flag with fifty guDa:
+ ,Ms1or 1st Artillery, U. s. L.
NEW YORK, April 16.-The steamship Baltic
from Charleston Bar the 18th iret., CAME up 10
the city and anchored OF the Battery at 2.
n. to-day. The Baltic had flying from her
painmast head the flag cf Fort Samter, and at
her foremost the dsg from Moultrie.
The Harriet Lane, CapE Faunce, called in
COMPANY with the Baltic; also the Pawnee,
With her troops, and the Pocahcntss for Nor
folk.
The Powhatan WIS rot nor had she been at
Charleston. The Pawnee did nos arrive at
Charleston untu after the surrender Of Fort
Sumter. :. :
During the whole time the feet remained ef1
the Bar, the wind blew gale from the North
east, rendering the fact nse1es5. so far as Font
Sumter was concerned :" ~
New YoKK, April 1s.-1hs Board Of Brokers
Guard. -
No IS end Board is to be held on Saturday.
BUFFALO, Apri1 18.-Conpany D, Mi. Bid.
/ we'll Comm der, took the required oath, and
are now really tor active service.
| Gen. Scroggs, who recently resigned thc
Brigsdier- Gsnerasship,h has enrolled company
for imnediate service.
The chief operators Of the Eastern and Ca:
| NADIA telegraph lines, hiss been granted leave
Of absence for three months, for military ser
vice By their respective superintendent. %
| OswnGo, N. 7. april 18-At q meeting ol
the Forty Eighth Regiment, Col 8 r. Bssrds,
ley, heli In this city last evening, their serv'
| ces were unanimously rendered to the Govern
ment-
NEW YoRK, April 18.-Tha Massachusett.
| fasted By regiments at the Astor House, tbs
Metropolitan and the ST. Nicholas. They
marched down Broadway Ut II l. H., amid The
widest enthusiasm, fags flying from every
store and dwelling. Cheers and cries Of saoe
bl-ss you!'' were frequently uttered. They
embarked ut two o'clock direct for Washing 8
| ton.
| Southern Confeder:.cy, prepared BY the BanB
Note Company, were seized to-day By the Dis
| triet Attorney. 1850.
The Charleston steamer line hns suspended
| Its trips, and the Columbia and Marion we're
| flying American colors to-day.
A book bindery and printing cf1ee In Cole
street, which Displayed the Palmetto flag, hs<
er demonstrations, nearly destroying .ths
| building.
! The People endea7ored to take the horse,
cut OF Andergon's carriage, but his objection,
| were regarded.
Some anxiety Is felt about the Asplnwal
! steamer being seized BY Southern leiters o
paaIque,
I
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b The tenaor about EEsshs :1sas,g gnhhop <bf
uenk4 Gaa. RcottMaS occaAnard br th4#r1er
|'tsa,aaa & { I I !! 4asat q ssettzxsl k1l
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CAnEIErsToN, April 16, 1861.
The stores brought on board the Label IN
d3cated that Major Anderson Was reduced 10
the lowest extremity. -.-,
The e1ntarkation being concluded, the
steamer eai,ed for the 1cet, About ten mnes
from the CITY. Major Anderson and hlstroops
+hen went On board the Baltic, here he was
fece5ved In q most enthusiastic manner.
Hearty cheers were giFen by the crews every
hFsfceT Uncovered a. f5c ve5t up the side, ana
w1sen the American flag, which With the Com
f.derate flsp, 7ras loIkted on the Isabel n
compliment: to MeIor Aaderson's bravery,
xEns nauled down and the flag ct Fort oamtet
I'm M to tho MASTHEAD Of The Bailc, anMo tae
snoke OF cannon, MaIor Anderson bowed hls
Alter the saiute, the Harriet Lane led OF,
fol1owcd in line by the Pocahontss, PaWnee,
and Haltic, Tie scene was impressive and
beautiful - o,r.n,a,
that the Baltic han lel e1v~ -"-J. 49, :.
nntrue. The damage was done N O collslon
18th the Pawnee. The Harriet Lane 1s also
Iii tight aot having been ehot N the paaose-
The G. etesu-tug Yankee, Of New. York, ap-
r,eared Of the bsr and hailed the Isabel tor IN.
4or7nattou, and then Put to sea, with LOSS OF
emoke-gtack, to prevent Helzure. !fe Weather
was thick and heavy outside, and Inc prooa.
h;lItiea are that If ehc puts in any mere on tne
coast for repairs, Ele Tll he1aAth.
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MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March 18.-The-e is t.
eteady competition among moEeyed men, for
the 500 900 loan, asked for By the State. The
Juneau Bank, Democratic institution, has
offered to take the whole amount at par. Tho
war Seeli.g Is on the increase, A sufficient
number OF accompanies have already been ten
dered to the Governor to fill the regiment
allotted to this State
Wn. Young, Esq, q British subject, and &
rromtuent grain merchant il this cit7. oes :
terday presented to the Char"sse r",er Of Com.
mercs magnificent United States oarT;snn ]
fagg, which is 9sio~- erected over Tie buildIpc
toa,y. '~ ~S' '~ .
t4aEsvnLE, VIA, April 1s.-Ths Central
Bank Of this city have rendered tho Governor
$50 900. Two Of three companies are being
formed for active service,
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Correspondence Of ths N. r Tribnne.1
R.rrYuapE A1r{1 in 1874

The ProcluEnatton.-1,o oya1ty OF Wary
Eand--A Foolish Runaor-Defah1u
of tho Capital.
, 1861-04-19

Paov1pKzce, 3. L, april .1z-Messrs, a.
and ~. Spragna haYa offered S10o. 600 foE the
:esisib. V,slanteers are coming in rapidly from
III parts Of fha stata:, The greatest enthusl-
, 1861-04-19

4 R1an:oxD, Apfil :1s,--aov. Letehsr has Is
sued pfoslamseiQn, dated tbs 17th, yreceg.
n!xlng The Independence Of. the Confadera{e
States; and says ttlat the President: has no
right . call out .extraora ainary foEces against
= foreign power, and believing 1t trnplaper ito
exercise force againsta people md: il. should
b repealed. Ae;pz9iers aai tie militia 4oho14
tksAasayss N faE eilazaa aiatas sse<s
a:saa = i. s: ~ II
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LII DIsCREDITED
ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN
BOUGHT At
Highest 9uHrEet Price.
E. X. WILLARD & CO.,
No, S4.CLARK STREET.. ,..N4, 81
Exchange On New York hr aa1s-
ap5-esa81u


Ry 6i:beft, Sampson l. Warner,
~ GENERAL AEcr1oS.sss, 9, LAkt street,
WIZ gtys thelr personal attention to the sa}ea Ct
at or a2esFoom5 Cash advances nxoe to auy
4aount when required.
NEW AN SECnNnH MD HOUSEHOLD FERyy
TUE, CARPETS, FLOoR OIL ILoTU &c
AT AUCTION.
On sATrEIAY. April Us. 1t sh o'clock. va va
aoova goods. vis:-Elesaa. MarbIe-Iop sedro ID
Sstts .n sal nak. MshoSany and Walnut. NannganJs
Tables Enas Cases and 6scrttarles sxsenton D!csr
tables Eo-xtng casi;a. Easy do, Eha:nota. Lounges
s7fAS Tete-1- lese+ French and Cottage HrdsteHda
na.eaas Ws9. ssa:a. Gs,s-se,s Chair and = q =.
gcE.ler WITH great variety OF othar household ois
sale positive AID v taout Te7erva.
GILBERT, SAMPSON 1 WARNER
hpi9 eEsISs AucuaneA+9
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ITO r E n T-Second focr in an
= eligible location. o7ez = wholera2e and retail
st3Te ldg lara country snd city 10 party
Ia 4 Ism n1>t.es4 good Educeme1l- viii be euered
a se-a, With narae OF bRsin. ss B. " " Trhune ct
fee. Ap.5tSs7Stpet
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G. H. 8CRlHEH, 7st::sine I9:s,t, 8 Dea'-
1os:s IT,, Is cutAosszd to Tste+9 Advertisements for
this <sss Gn tie L<2Gaag hcs=.5 q ee NORTH a;oess
, 1861-04-19

WANTED-A young girl wishes
~ t. &c: estastson tn d.. p!eir Cooking IA pr.
yate Ea,nily ChanoesworS preferred Adzress sc.
, 1861-04-19

q dispatch from SpflbgueIu 3ast evening
announces that over 100000 have been
subscribed in that city. Without doubt
the other cities in the State will pile up
the sum to million in . very few days.
This action is most timely and patriotic.
It is equal to the emergency; 1t is equal
to the valor Of the volunteers who are daily
and nightly filing our companies. It puts
the s;news of war in the hands Of our State
authorities, and enables them to respond
Immediately to the requisition from Wash.
inpton. And so we go
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ILLINOIS,,

srn1xer1EIp, April 18-Terders Of reel-
ments are pouring into the Adjutant Generals
Office. None are pnt down as received who
pr n.y. asporaeu u. ~ ars hnr
thus far of about as many more. TIE follow
ing gentlemen and banks have offered loans:
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ITO RENT-A nice two-*torY Cot
n ts-e Rouse, near Unfan PAsk. 1t cnntainx ulue
ro NJ fesldcs cos=ts and shfd; Ectd ba11 ac she
~ for enc Of u ,rs ytsss Rent s.soa psr morn
Also, T. lease 'tr titeea yeir four desirable rest
de1ee lots, on the cor:er of n.doph and Carpenter
r:srs Terms mod.rs,e Als5 fer ta!e four iois IN
8.nsso1 & Green's Addition IN Ch!cagn. Anp.y as
g. West Kxndolpn atrcet, to DE- AELL1NGER
, 1861-04-19

" ANTED-A Situation as Book
~ EeeneE or Eere.al Agent in a wholesale cs.
tao5inent b Tourg man We3 haa had s.1 +
Tribune Office nafgvtt
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KENTUCKY,
LOUISVILLE, April 15-GoV. IagcfHn ha.
issued q proclamation couyeuing tha Ken.
tucky Legislature on the 9th inst.
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A-s her Noyoi.y Ia War

PEoT. GRANT. whose tx, srim.nt. in III,
military eotih, Calcium Light havs ceoply
Bteps.ed 'hs suthouti,s at Flrt Monroe and
Washington, la arrived in this ely With IA.
thority from the Secretary IT War TO raise a
regiment ofsba'p sh ,otsrs for nigh; service,
who will dutct their iirs by the Avn Of a snfi.
dent nun or o. Cilc.uI L'gN's, and ssrvs o
tuids ald cover f. css a saultlng masked la.
teri's III. sppIa' US viii DO placed In riai.
pi's, cut " ,hs sight aud fire 4 the enemy,
while their lieh. sil bs thrown ia jets upon
aLy point oired, leaving the riaem,n CON.
plet'ly In sbscoW.
The rebels have employ cd the highest mill.
tAry uler's In developing the principles Of
lrdl1n Nia for tn, first time in'o a 8, ste a
OF deadly sffiiisIcy Sc cree Is NV TO cp pose
h'r 10" oss TO this Dew ys en-. Wsaep PSF.
ithd to 5 y tbAt q G sASIs regiment will
also DO provt'td wi novel &c o. tic msals Of
dsfsaes' which " uld DO utterly destrue-
'i7n so an, attacking forcs uhate7sr,
lie pro. oe's ICY his plans b tore a ne tins
Of c.tizrs -hte co operation may DER d
a. an tsfly cav.
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FrRx IN TENTH AvKNuK-Bstwssn and 2
O'Clock, on Saturday morning, an unoecuptsd
b u'e ~ the corner OF 10th avenue and 18th
tIest, was set On IRE 1hs flames sDrssd "a.
picIy, aid CO Dmunicatod to a ten .msnt houis
,'ejoihing. Toe upper portioIs OF BON build
,Igs were des royst. Thsy are both o ynsa nv
hfr. ELIZA CAIRss Less about $500, and
pariiAi'y covered Oy intutanes.
CoRosHhs OFFICE, Coroner JAcKMAH
old an irquss' at No. POP Ea,t SD street, on
atufday, upuu the BODY Of MAsGAREr l. Ro-
hrNsUN AGED hvs Yeas who fol is'o a oo'lsr
u scaioing Na.tr also at No lac Willstt
uset, upon the bcdy ~ AL ~Ass Srsvsss
5Aatsslve year he mans Is x Vsu IN tue po-
lcs ,spors ss MABY DsLAHET) ~hO disd at
20 30 bpSSry, (, Om burus Iscsigad as Ay DO
cen 1 Suo' har paTas graph Rlso at the corner
a. ton And CIR enc strasts up u the b dy
~ bH L Short sgso a1lu tx YEAR, who
oh tTem We TAutnR OF a stArcss, o hsseilAr
Nd o a. i'm ally b'll.c also mp n che body
PATRICK JUBs DUrFtE a, i1fsnt AOctda1-
'llN bprnsd al No. 252 Wet 20 a street.
CoioN'r SoHIHMuR h,l an II quest NJ the
New 10 X Hospital upon the DO v OF Will
lam AsDBRsos, Of No 20 Sssn,on street.
'ss oeeeAse6, on Saturday, OF last week. jum :
a ron 3D. Ave- ne car In Cna.han sqDa,a
Tipped end ~, disloc, ,idg iis thumb. He
sea! u No. Bowery, where bis ORC her JAS
ANDhHssS, Is emp ytd ss druR.ist, ard
sn.rs made known h's iOjuii.s. WILLIAM was
taken To the Nv Yors a syitAl shore he was
'sa''d but on Fnday lockjsN set IN, and he
i1Kly.
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BOnrrse FLum CssvALyT.-A Z
Yeas q ere, named MARr DSLAvr,
rious', burned en- Friday .v.nins 81
Gene. OF her parents. No. DC b very.
DuIsutg o. Q lighted Aud lamp.
taken to the n Y. hospital.
SERIOUS FAIL A mao, named La
hAH.n fell fro the ioot OF hls I,
No Si7 West 3oth st on Stature Az nj,
was very dsrRsrously inior.d. Tn. DO
vsysd him 60 b al,vue Hospital.
A MAD Doc mad. bis pp.srsne. y,
10 18th IT,, near 10th Avsnas, AID v
BY officer r BsRrs, Of the ga Ward :
fhs asimsI chased s.vsral psrsons, bui
A. known no one vas bitten.
DBoupED WHILE OF AN Excur
Cercnsr JAcKMAs he'd al inquest .,
Washington str,et, JPN III. body o,
J. Loo ssT, . youth Is y.srs o. .g-, ~
diorr,d on III 'Bd.y lat uesr + I "
tor, roils on 40 .xcuieon ~itn be Z
Guards. Tbs d ceased jum p from th
brat Tbonts Hnnt ~hi % ~ss towir
up vbic1 yer. q pa 'ty o. N, sxcuf
into The -s,sr, fr the pu p 80 q a.
TO tie narg[ but slmost inmsdi ,t-ly .
vAr dow 81. Ave. dict Of death on
Ing vas Tendal al
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Further wasaiast % Dl.patohe.

A hsav s.izurs or ~ IDS 'ro.n Baltimore, d,s-
,lbed ior the r,oels ~.a msds near Aunap 9
Junction on ba'ur-ay, with the tea us .nd
wagons oJ which th,y were baiug conveyed
and nu neef OF lst'sys 10 cficsrs in the reb. /
army Ihs men In c,.rss e ths good, furn'sh
a 30 u UGH Information ~ t1s m amer In .hieh
comma ieation' as kepG ~ bstwssn Buti.
m re snd tie r,b,l sa,ss.
Sec suoSIsM CArRiED Our,-Ons Of In.
female rebels OF Washt~s IN . beauufal wo-
mar, Doth,r % thr's chpsr,n and wife =
i,'p'e'abs Un' m'n, a. srt.d her pin iyr.
The her day, by sop Nc 20 tbs Sju,n Win A
etnsi-icnt lrai'"r ~ ,h4 othsr sex.
Since the affair ~ M,'his Point the S'ol1sr
ff.'bTn vent down ana shsl 81 ths go,ds
rom wh'nfs the rebels irsd, clearinl; the a II 4,
for Tho uma b,iog.
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Important from Kentucky.
PEACE MEETING" IN LOUISVILLE.
sBuEsuerIsrs HK.DbD orr,
KsntusLy'. ~, m. OF "Peaee.,

| -o---
AP ace Meeting called by pro ninsnt secs
siohists kr this sv ming, wa. held Al III,
Curt Hou's- A. toe crowd entersd u. hal
many were singing the ''Ssa Spsusl.d Ban.
nsr."
JAN's SrsEp, Unionist, wa, csli.d 10 tbs
chair. and JAhEs TRABu~, ssoessiopist, va,
also ntninstsd by the persons ceiling III,
m'eiipg. A diviion OF the House took place
whsn SrEsD was declared elected. tn, S,ca
sior st', numbering . hundred, then With.
drew, 81, utipg Tor III, SJuthsrn G nf.dsracy.
SPEECHES were made BY Me,srs. tPEAp,
WoLTs, HARLAN and others and the r,so-
lutitns were adopted with but one dissenting
voics.
Tbs Irssmbls and r,sjlndo rs are a. follsNs:
TIE p's'ms's ssts fer b that tier. Il n m q
W n; the p,eiti,n " K'ntreky In the PRESENT
civil ~ar, a. ste IL unslt, ,ably for tean,,
Resdred, That whils tsis Ia. desires 10 q
uus TO he ILi)p, she afro d,srss to have
pe,ce si b al tbs states
Re'o'rd 1tst We earnestly desire IN. r..
9" raion o. , ace 70 very part ~ or betovsd
c1dnt y, ard - the s osiies and suret mode
cue, tihs toat Ecu. ., We apo al fot a ,ss a.
II OF 'h' ear now being made on thu UnItn
Rsiotrfd, Tbst va b.h Id IN q dbtout'ou n
the VI ion rene y for no evils bat an sg
gftv ,'ion OF all.
IL so'red, ThHt We do not s's how p,ao. ar
daritg spd iub' anita, "a 20 10 Obtained "
toe ',tsblsrh'Lt of two indst endent 20 ,rn
p'Ls ~ ~ the pres n: Y r.
ResNeh. Jha' we tspis.a's The attmpt
b.inF mas 10 .rOduco by force a disfup n
owe q ion
R's,lrd Tnst fer the purp 40 % res orinz
p'.,', y ps'Tio,io men lhould absndcn the
c h. Iarte ~ tie North ard NJ To. south.
that The rights Of thu pOvef pnsnt N, uii
not bssba.to cd At tho dictate Of ann, r.b,.-
u,T
RS e That tha neutrality OF Ksntucky
"a fr''hadowsd her love Tor ps,cs, ami that
al O. at o. l,osirr - ths cone nut nal
q lAt'nt'' all s,tion,l d n r.ncss, ant 20
- Ir"Fvs n ~ he ULi n, sh II favs her
usR''N 80 Dis'Lti,n.
Ec'wr.d, Tos' 80 Ars INV Hing thd an,
~ ''sr poE'r s's | osn tho mouth O. h,Ms
sop rv'r or A., p rts - the vi n, and
i''r' Gre We are ural'e'ably OF N.sd TO q ola
foiu ~ tho u Ca thai Va ar. for GU,
o MY row AMI rsvsr. vii ,'hsr ass.ilsd BY
foreign 'r DOS ss ic epsRi's
Ire r''o'ut0ns HsSo ugsnim uply passsd BY
he crowd who III -d tta la | Ia o,e alag.
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The Campaign in Missouri.
@be koutL-w,st.rn Atmy.

R3a, No Aug Il -..l'hs s.. Louis RepuJ
t'co"S eoIetP ndtn. fdinish,s the folloSir Z
Items:
lbo f,rces ergsg 10 tbs bate of Wihon'.
e'h zen Zoo their camping rouad a, poiut
'Igtt miles Sou b'EsN ~ TOO dty, whet,
thee 3 IN BbuodArc, Of water and o. her f.cil.
it'ts iotosup. lie
Major SIuH0Is A'sursl command OF th.
A'mI ~ pm. 80 mites ron 8 J'iDgi,ld, and
tat ti0cH co dee d ibe 10y eat.
"" 'osa bet reRimtt Islchsd hers today
and wnl P. oc 10 i-nm 4 ia cly u S.. usa,d
ne cFbaI de-, th ir term II 'n'is,nout fsjrg
Exp I'd Toe loss - ttIs regIm,nt va. u
80 Isl wJuntsd; 10 seriously lad nor.
tai a D are m. M
Ter Ltrh n.riLN-IHS FoECPs RruAGpn
l. CI MssEIiT, Conmand ng ,A- Fis,
Iowa h'E'm'nt raroIts ,fIc'slly hat Cd.
tn'WN bfouRh 10 the fs'd Goa ual arr-
a! a'd d. PHI et tron s.snc 10 eco irisglt-
l,f troops, w1hs our osn trcs wa 90 y
ah'nt go IL the ear, or of ba engage ~, NJ,
md IONS r.Nly les taaa / coo for ne c IL
cuo ioR 'Nu no r, # T..
Co. IsN.Tr N,D01A, ~ he hlb.a.
corpus o u'ty. arrived ~, NJ .jor sroKGt..
CO pt'i-ro nj e With a Hsg II roe. r.t-
s,oly to ne.o iHs IN ,xChsr gs ot prisoner, ard
proc 10 U0o's.i sto 'sfr II wouuG. ~ % b, h
80 Br 1t 'ssr'rgly rgsp Cd IA. b.
~ i'Hll' a'-ins SeTy WHIT &C loo AI 4 Il
>. 81! ~, In the " u ,r Is TO- knoyr-
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The News.

WE have important intelligence Of the d,
ssgns OF the rebel chiefs. simultaneously from
RiOhucnd ard Washington. Nothing bat I'm
rs.disis action, however dsspmst., win ssry
their tam It is evident. They give out, o
Il hss leaked out, Chs important question Ia
which y that they will ,tt' mpt 10 .ntsr Mary
and, take Baltimore and get In the rear o
Washington. Adi'p,toh fro m LOUISVILLE. SAWS
~ young man from R'chr opd. Of r.b.
prodvtts', APPARENTLY veil informed cf ~,
% II ms CT IBIS rebel army says that III :,
intend an tpmsdists advarc'. II. predict.
nhh"fg ~ th~ ks'ay Houss on tn. 18Th met "
10 eon' qtercs Of threatening evidences of
. esspSat, n ov,m,nt OF the rebel fore, 3. all
tie d,IstnOn's on III, border are eopsolds,-
ed unter the command Of G.n,rsl McCLKr.-
LAS, and q c'eulT from III, War D,,Art-
u'pt to tho Governors o. III, middi, and
eastern sia'ss, urges the utmost diifa'ch in
forwarding all volunteers no ' enroll d With
out regard 10 OF anizlion arGs or ,qaip-
men,.
An important ard 'ns'gotis step has b,en
tskth by TIE Sa's D,gar ment No person Is
to he allo'sd 10 leave or snhr aoy p,rt tf tn.
United ) ats without a Passport from the
G''enm's' or ia % ,ign agents.
~Ibs S 1t, Cou mItt OF TIRE 50 ea,l,d CO..
struti an.l Uo'ou = ry" (BsLL & EvsR.r1)
4
oisie lent re itiro my 5 pls firm Tn, Union
thu Contt,ution bn1 the enforce nsnt tf tho
lsw','c'c i'gsgain,t par y distinctiors and
political psr'sie m the mid tof patiopsl pril,
aus "bai'nS vi n J Y 'h- 'cent triumph Of
cur UDi' h,.rds Ia Kentucky"
TIE ssue q an ,,t.mrt'd "Pc.es' nefi-g
IN Lop,syill, Is i,hiy ex6io"td IN Ia. r,solu.
tioLs bdoPsi BY tbs u.s inS 10 spite Of III
sstes ion s'R VITO csntd Il.
From FJIope ny ibs hsnla1. We have
hts vote INN lie IN ws' b.. too ralr.
cf hs T,msi' Il. usu-ly cx1tari, In con
l'q.tfe. e ts b. tie o. b II R1n a.d ,ht
Loid P~LsfRstCS hts III upon a neat It'll
luibblo 70 iavslilas the , ookids. in case any
vessel slcsld hs Adoi,t TO a clos ed pot GA
tSyu.nt OF duties TO the U. 8 Toe prospae,
II this ia 90 remarkably email, that the
Prmir night as we'll CAV so-Ga his pro.
Hound ra c.ions TO bis own mind,
The examination OF oERRrLb Will take place
before u. s mpnissioo.r HEsar to-day.
1hs D.nE 81 England noes s,iz,d IRE MADE
ppaJls 10 fEtR LIS order.
sgn.rsl oreet q too Wa D,p,r 'msut,
Just leu d tee volunt, r. are al to be must
,itd H. psy & tue sdd Il b s month and every
I've mopt th,r,.fiOr, a va,t improv msnt--
tLcug, ,ue' = * you'd bs be ter still
ThS ''Ereph w'e Gu p SID to DO part ofa
l'To OF R'nsi ermmuDici alton from Fortress
Mon'cs TX Hill was portion Of our su
D-Jias wire t,''ss nll Creek brok by
6sh.im'n in weighing a1et or.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-19

LETTER CT TUE Car MoaR Person FRS
How IT GOT WAIrrss AID SHNr. IL /,
claimed BY The ofSc re- at Fort lafayette tn, I
the Letter With roc IN " appeared written
frm thai plass by Baltimore p:isore-, w.'
bogus. One Of the officers, Who is will &C.
quaintsd vita the style aud general Isma ks Of
the nau, asserts positively that the letter h u
been written by POsCGLL mcQUmtAs, a pri-
soner formerly o fed n the fort and 70 e d
by stdor If Ger. SCorT. MoQunL Ian coul1
easily describe the In tsio Ct tns fort having
been coDstsd there. Tra. thi, is ths ea,s IS
quite probable, inssnu'h SIS no p.rs,n can
leave The fort without the knoplsdgs Of the
commanding oficsr, and no par who cu'd
take the letter has ben roar, or l,fs the fort
sinee the prisoners havs bsen cundasi Ih,rI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-19

DEATH faoM CaUELrY.-A young mar
named THoNss 10 " was instantly killed
yesterday, on board tbs 'hip Ci y q Mobile
by falling from the tore royal yard to th.
deck IL appears be had bs,n shipped as q
seaman, but never having been to sea, va.
bss,sn by the seecni mate for not getting
sltft fast enough; a,@ ~ ting on the royal
yard he bsesme 10 week from tn. beating be
had recs'vsd, and fiom h $ prri ous poeit N,
that he Lot his tod and Tell TO t1s deck.
He body was tsk.u To the Bellevue Hjspi.
tai. Th- crew OF b, ship, except rHoNrsos,
The second mat, who escaped wus locked in
's1st Ward station houls 10 await the ae-
tion u the Coroner.