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Tennessee.

Tribune Washington correspondence, 10th.
Tue people Of Tennessee are to vote in July
next;on the question of secession. The struggle
for the Union promises to be close and desper.
ate, and may end in civil war between the trail
tors and true men. EEft ffr''
Col Campbell will be the Union candid't
for Governor, and will take the field against the
secessiOuiata -.l-.alL -. ..L-.-- 80
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Fatal ARRAY.

BUREAU JUNCTION, III May BIN an ARRAY
yesterday p. m between Samuel Richie, Phillip
Martin and man named Finnegan, all Irishmen,
Martin stabbed Richie with large knife, kill
ing him instantly. Martin is under arrest.
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New Work..

BUFFALO, May n.-Five companies volup
teers left to-day for camp at Elmira. The
Home Guard, Hon. Willard Fillmore command
err, the Fire Companies and the 14th Regiment
escorted them to the denot y y u l /.
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Movement upon Harper,s Ferry.

dered outposts Of Col. Jones' camp At the Relay
House. He expected to be this .. N. some ten
miles towards Harpei's Ferry. They will act in
conjunction with an advancing force from
Chambersburg, whose operations will be against
Harpers Ferry. These advanced outpcsts are
also intended to cut off the flying rebels from
Baltimore, who it is supposed have attempted
to escape from Gen Buffers force.
One thousand troops under Col. Jones enter.
ed this city this D. nj. This movement was made
in consequence of reports that another attempt
was being made to revive the mob spirit in that
city and prevent the passage OF troops and des.
troy the Railroads. tz
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Frorr, Cairo.

CAIRO, May ls.-seyeral companies Of Ar
kansas troops arrived at Memphis this morning
Hereafter all boats pa sing this point will be
stopped, and no provisions or munitions of war
for seeded States will be permitted to pass
Weather cool and pleasant--all quiet.
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BALTIMORE, May A.-Federal troops are fully
established at Federal Hill.
A schooner wss seized at the wharf this morn.
ing; bad lot Of pixies manufactured by Winans.
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More Poisoning.

The Worlds Washington correspondence tel
egraphs that an attempt was discovered to. day
to poison numbers of the 18th Regiment New
York Several are now ILL., 1t appears that
some sugar was used which contain, arsenic
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From Virginia.

BALTIMORE, May ll.-By an arrival from Old
fully prepared to resist any attacks.
The Cumberland Pawnee, Monticello Harriet
Lane, and Yankee, were off Fortress Monroe en-
forcing the blockade. The steamer Yankee
pursued an armed schooner on Thursday up the
York river, but after proceeding short dis
lance was fred upon from concealed battery,
and compelled to return.
A number of Government vessels are cruising
on the Potomac-all heavily armed.
Southern troops are concentrating in the vi
cinity Of Norfolk. An Alabama regiment of
l,l00 men and so Cadets of the same State, had
just arrived and encamped in the vicinity of Fl.
Norfolk. The Virginians have now five batter
les erected in Norfolk harbor.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
~ The state Of Iowa, lea
Des Moines County. 80
.a In County Court
ESTATE OF JAMES WOODS, pEcEAsEl

The und.,si. ned has itrb .Iroitso }! ssd e,sr
Administrator OF tie Esisie Of liB,s Ntds, ott.so
late Of said county. AL rersoIs lidtliO tt tst fhs
are requested so mike n ,disi. l,,n,h " NJ %
persons holding claims niHLs raid ksisie. tn tstu"
G6sd to present the Fam, I, sai6 Cur ior fHtHpo
msy2- w4w VIM BAEFER, Atm!nsrSa
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Kenlucky stay Law.

FeAsKyokT, May l4.-Ihe Senate yesterday
passed bill suependiug the Civil Courts until
January, and ordering all executions issued since
January last, 70 be re.issued, returnsble next
March.
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The stock and property seized by the insur
gents at Fort Smith, Arkansss, are estimated at
100000. ~
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I DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

By virtue Of an order Of tie County Court o. ls
County, State OF Iowa. Of it'oid ID We
County Judge of bes Moipss County. Ieus, tft
ed, Administrative o. the Estsie 81 Ardits =, az
late OF said Muscatine County, dtcesstd WI I ~, l
at public auction at the Court House deor N ''s
Burlington Dss MONIES county, aforesaid, On
Sai,aQo,, J,fne lsf, a. u. 1861, :. ~
The following descrir ed taet Of land hsis.spf ~"
est ate and situate In said Des Mtinsss usy,
The north east quarter Of sectcn No. axe 30, q,
shi No seventy two az north q Range two sue
the 9th p. NJ, being 1tp acres ofland noie ef"'
to commence at 10 O'Clock A. ~.
Az W. v ''' SARAH A. KENDRlck,
.rro7v,d Adminsrauia.
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BosroX, May l1.--An attempt has been made
to cut off the Cochtuate water from the city
BY breaking open the main conduit near New
town Lower Falls The attempt was unsuccess-
full the mason work being too strong.
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Movement Of Rebel Troops. ~ &
Montgomery papers state that jeff Davis
dinner at the White House is postponed till the
10th of June. stisstH III
battalion of Louisiana troops left Rich
mond on the 9th on secret service.
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/ EGAL NOTICE.
ps 5s Mo sss ssuny ssp9 ss. s &,

Notice Is hereby iven, that II. urcusln,d 10, 10
appointed by raid Court, lAecuoI q III tt't't 81 "
Deceoent. All pertcns Indebted TO ut ,ttn ii,ht'e
ted TO maze in niedis,e Is!n,ni !, NJ iiC luui Us
ing claims aeain,t said Estate sn lbtl. i,rfUhI'
sent the same to said cut iu HH,v'Iu
apr2o.w4w J. HARVEY CLARK, ENtr'sf
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Ned Bun,line in the P,.,a

Ned Asuntllne In the Field.
New York, May ls.-Ned Buntline Ia, ton.
dered regiment Of 1900 sharp shooter hunteIs
from Western New York
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lzs ! lz! .ZszlIz!|!a;Sl
kl55Is''lllln}
M RS. WINSLOW,

M RS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents
the attention Of Mothers. her
500 II FL [ n G S Y RU p,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
Which greatly facilitates the eching by soften
Ing the gums reducing all infama tonswi allay ALL
PAIN and spasmodic action, and is sure
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers 1t will give rest to ourselves
and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
not only relieves the child pain, but invgorates
the stomach and bowels acty and CIV es tone
and energy the hole system 1t Will almost instantly
relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOW ELS, AND WIND COLO,
end overcome COMMISSIONS which speedily remedied
end IN death. We believe 1t the BEST AND SuREsT
REMEDY IN TIE OkLD, in all es of DY> EMERY
AND Dl ARRHGA IN CHILDREN, whethert arises from
Ieethng, or any other We would say to every
Mother who has child suffering FRI any the foregoing
complaints Do NOT PREJupicKs THE PRE- ~
DcRs OF OTHERS, stand between you and your suffering
Chd and the relief that will be SUkE-yes ABSoLUTE.
Lf SUkE-to follow the use Of this medicine If timely
used Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac smile Of CUhTIS PER.
hiNS, New York is on the outside wrapper.
SOLD by Druggists throughout tae World.
Principal ONCE 3 Cedar Street, NJ. Y,
PRICE ONLY Is CENTS PER BOTTLE
warcnIS-d&wiy 1T ;, -
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DENTISTS

EXTRACTING TEETH WITH
IL OUT PAIN
Those In need Of Dental services will still nnd as at the
Id stand on Jefferson Street, Harpers Shoe 6sre-
where prepared to do all kinds work In our line
Teeth on Gold and Silver Plate also Cheopastic Pro-
The natural teeth filled to their beauty and
keep them from further decay.
Work done low to suit hard times and Warranted
Jan 2, 1s6o-dwtf H. BAILEY D. Ds
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE. OF

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Iopghs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarscnegs
G,Jap, Eronclit:s, Incipient Consu,nr.
ticn, and for the relief of Consu,a ptiye
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nm
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almos,
every section OF country abounds in persons pub
hcly known, who have been restored from alarming
ana even desperate diseases Of the lungs by il
use. when once tried, its superiority over ever,
o,hcr medicine OF its kind is too apparent to escap,
observation, and where its virtues are known. ths
Puhi,c no longer hesitate what antidote to e,nplo,
Tor the distressing and dangerous affections of IT,
pulmonary organs that are incident 10 our climate
while many inferior remedies thrust apon III
community have failed and been discarded. III
has gained friends by every trial, conferred tcncf
on the afflicted they can r-ycr forget, and ~,
auced cures too numerous anu 500 remarkable
Dc forgotten.
PREPARED ny
DIR. j. G.. AVER & GO.
LOWELL, MASS.
- bys. CAT. Barbnssoo, Iowa.
In. kAAD co., VnicAxos = 80
1ARfLEfT, KAYk OO Eeokuk
MoAARDSON, MILLER . 90, D. Lopl -
An, Agens N every town IN ~ Un,ssd Glalss
, 1861-09-05

HoLLowAY's OiNTNExr AND PnIS-Scurvv
Skin DiseaseS- these unsightIy complaints are
the source Of much annoyance to Thousands
While fretting the mind, they irritate the nerves
and produce continuous slow fever, disorderei
stomach, and restless nights For this state
Holloway's Ointment and Pills are an immediate
and ceFtain remedy. Cure the cause and the
disease viii cease. Under the influence Of these
approved meiieaments the blood rcgains jts
purity, the skin resumes It's healthy Enctions
the tongue cleans, the tainted breath departs.
and the lahguor and nervOas depression disap'
pear. No corrupt humoFs can withstand he
purifying principles Of these remarkable Frms.
dies which expsl all morbid matter fFom ~
system: They likewise eoEroct an irregularities
u the liver and PrOmUts digestion.
, 1861-09-05

few weeks ago our news summary contained
an item stating that a c0'ored man had killed the
prize crew on a schooner Of which he was stew
ard, and brought The vessel safely back to New
York We now find the particulars of the affair
in an exchange, and deem them of sufficient in.
tercst to publish here -
The schooner 8 J. Wdrriag, Of Brookhaven,
from New York for Monteviheo, July 4th, with
an assorted cargo, returned to New York on SUM-
day. On the third day out, July eth, she was
brought TO by the privateer Jct Darts, which
sent a boat full Of men alongside, and ordered the
captain Of the schooner to haul down the United
States flag, and declared her prize. They took
from her quantity of provisions, and then put
on board prize crew Of five men, taking away
Capt. Francis Smith, the two mates and two sea
men, and leaving the steward, two seamen, and
Brice MackInnon, a passenger, on board. The
prize crew were Montague Amiel, Charleston
pilot, IN command, one named Stevens, as mate
and three men. They made q sOutherly course.
and on the 18th July, when fifty miles to the
southward Of Charleston, the prize captain and
the second mate being asleep in their herths. the
first mate doZng on deck, and the others asleep,
Tilman, the steward. (cOlOred) executed his pre-
concerted plan Of killing the captain and two
mates with hatchet, and throwing the bodies
overheard. The job was all done in five minutes
Tillman then took command and stcered the YES.
sci n0rthward. One Of the remaining men was
tied up till the next morning, when he was re-
leased upon promise to help work the vessel
Not one on board understood navigation; but
having once got hold Of the land, Tillman brought
the vessel up to the pilot ground, when Charles
+. Warner, Of the pilot boat Jane, took charge of
her. One Of the schooner'S men, Donald Mcleod,
refused to assist in her re-capture; the whole
duty falling on the steward and a sailor. The
rames nf the schOoner'S men are: Vim. illman,
steward; VIM. Shedding, seaman, who assisted
Donald Mcleod, seaman, who refused.
BY the bold use Of his hatchet, coupled with
his success in getting the vessel back to port,
Tillman made small fortune, in which Shedding
shares. At last accounts, Timan was the lion
Of New York, and Barnum had Gagged both the
steward and the sailor, and was exhibiting them
to crowded audiences. Few will grudge Tillman
his well earned fame and fortune. The pirates
amused themselves at his expense, by speculat-
ing in his presence on what he was worth as a
slave; and there can be little doubt that he
would have been sold into slavery, if they had
succeeded in getting him into South Carolina.
This thought nerved him to the commission Of
his brave exploit.
, 1861-09-05

CURE FOR SNAKE BrE.-Some Of the western
papers, and with the authority Of Judge Army,
naturalist, who has been engaged for three
years in gathering reptiles for the Smithsonian
Institute, recommend iodine as certain cure
for the rattlcsnake bite. Judge Army says az
have usually used dose Of four or five drops
Of the tncture Of Oidine upon lump Of loaf
sugar, to be taken inwardy BY the person bitten
then cut the skin slightly, with knife or Ian.
Get at the place bitten, and saturate II thorough
ly with the iodine. This treatment have never
known to fail"
, 1861-09-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TUE rNDERsIoNED. HAvISG nEEN AP.
poniea b. ne Probaie Cua ~ hs County AduiSiFnanr
Of lie Eslate q SAM nALLENDEN dsesassa hsFsy eiVrs
nais th.t a pssgas having claims against aad must
pTsssni he within year from tl date o. irr vii
be foressr h-ed and a pIaana lshisd 10 aaii ft-as
are relllS,edNo maks lmnslals paymrnl
ALEN. DAtlEs. AlalniIarniur
PaasuiDos tiai, fisFss o., v. z. lsr ss,Issi. ia
, 1861-09-05

CALIFORNIA CAvALBY CoMPASY.-Don An.
tonic Maria NOriega, Of Santa Barbara, Cal,
has been authorized by Gov. Downey to raise a
cavalry company Of 100 men rank and file, for
service on the plains. The company is to be
composed Of young native Calilornians.
, 1861-09-05
THE NEw>INDuAN srpERINrExDEEr.

THE NEW>INDIAN SUPERINTENDENT.
Our Olympia contemporary is fearfuIly exer.
cised in spirit at the appointment Of B, F. Ken.
dali, Esq, Ss Indian Superintendent Of this Ter.
ritory. In its issue Of the cath ult it devotcS
upwards Of a column to the subject, abusing
Mr.. Kendall in unmeasured terms, and censur.
irg the Administration for his appointment.
Again, on the slst, We find nearly column,
made up mainly Of what purport to be extracts
Of letters, in Condemnation Of the appointment
and calling for his dismissal before he has even
entered upon the duties of the office.
We know not how all this may appear to the
minds Of others, but to our mind it seems that
the only cause .or this violent crusade against
Mr.. Kendall is to be found in the disappointment
Of another, or others, who were over.con6dent Of
the success Of their applications for the same
office, and who based their claims upon the single
fact that they were Republicans, without the
slightest regard to qualifications. We know not
who were the applicants for this office, nor do We
care; hut we do know that Mr.. Kendall is emi.
nently qualified to GIL it, or any other Office in
this Territory which the President might see fit
to bestow upon him. On this broad ground We
heartily approve the appointment, and we are
free tn say that we think the President could
have made no better, however deserving on the
score Of party feAlty others may have been
We should sincerely rejoice to know that the
time had gone by when men must be rewarded
with 0flicp IN MARTY srrounds alona, 60. a. a.; l..
aecursed practise, first instituted by Andrew
jackson, we attribute mainly the present dis
tracted state Of our country. II was not until
the political parties Of the country adopted the
motto, "TO the victors belong the spoils," that
corruption in thousand shapes crept into our
institutions II has been too long the custom to
iill Offices with none but partisians Of those in
power. The departure Of President Lincoln
in measure from this rule has afforded Us much
pleasure, and inspired US with hopes of better
things in future.
The most serious charge preferred against Mr..
KendAli-that upon which the greatest stress is
laid-is that he is not q member of the party
which elected Lincoln. The truth is, that be is
not party man at all; be never was and never
could be one. His is an Independent turn Of
mind In politics. For this quality we commend
him. He viii not applaud those acts Of the
party In power which he knows to be wrong,
nor condemn those which be knows to be right,
as is the fashion with all partisans Of the pre-.
sent day.
In making the above remarks, We have en-.
, 1861-09-05

MrLIrARY MATTERs.-COl Beall, of the 1st
Dragons, arrived ut Portland BY the C0rtes, to
take command Of this military district. The Id.
Usrtiser says Col. Wright is to proceed to San
Francisco to relieve Gen. Sumner in the COM
mand Of the Department Of the Pacific. Gen.
Sumner is to raise force Of between five and
ten thou and men in California, with which to
proceed, as report says, to Arkansas and Texas.
, 1861-09-05

An ACT oT VANDALIsM.-A Virginia General in
the Confederate army (Magruder) recently de-
stroyed the village Of Hampton by fire. The
excuse for this act Of vandalism was that the place
might be occupied in the winter as quarters for
the United States troops II the towns Of vir
ginia are to be thus laid waste, II would seem to
be eminently proper that her own people should
do such ungracious service.
, 1861-09-05

. BATTLE IN MIsSoURL-Later accounts Of the
battle near Springfield, Missouri, confirm the re
port Of the death Of Gen. Lyon, but McCul.
Tough and Price, on the side Of the enemy, were
not killed. Gen. Lyon was obliged to give
battle, notwithstanding the great odds against
him, or retreat. If the latter, It was feared by
council Of officers that his retreat might be
entirely cut of The day before the battle he
is reported to have complained Of the inactivity
Of the Government in not furnishing him the
necessary supplies and reinforcemcnts which be
had appealed to them for.
, 1861-09-05

The slaves who run away from their masters
in Virginia are set TO work at once by Gen. But.
Ter, and made to keep at II, much to their an.
rather strong said, Golly, Master Butler. ds
Niger nebber had to work so hard aiore guess
dis child will secede once noah"
, 1861-09-05
BIRTHS.

Pierce County, near eleaooom, the morning of Aug
o he vile Of Mr. John Rsnsy, Of two (tSin) dalghsrA
Mr. kgney asks % be excused t tms he deserves The
hants Of NE bachelors Of s Territory oF h andnbls eFs
20 supIay want 90 sadly fslt by thsu.
, 1861-09-05

THE oAPrOL-The good people Of vancou.
yer are just now IabOring under much excitr.
ment respecting that vexed question, the CAPT.
tOL Atameeting held there, fortnight since,
a committee was appointed to make formal dc.
mand upon the Governor and Librarian, that
they remove their Offices books, ETC., instantly
70 Vancouver. Their patience Is exhausted,
and they are prepared to enforce their claims
81 et drmiS Il peactable means fail.
, 1861-09-05

ADJouRKnEST or CoNGHsss.- Both Houses Of
Congress deeidedtOadjourn sine die at 10 O'Clock
on the etb alt and ne extra session ended on that
day. Welearu through Eastern correspondents
Of the California press that all the war bills, ir.
cluding the loan bil the volunteer bill, the bill
% increase enlstments in the navy, the bill to
augment the military establishments, the bill
taxing real estate and incomes, the bin modifying
the taril; the constitutional bill, and number
Of others Of similar character, were passed and
went into effect at once.
, 1861-09-05

DEATH or Carr. BAnET-Hon. Jos. Bailey,
Of Lane county, says the Oregon &Gtssman,
bad gone TO Goose Lake, near the southern
boundary Of the State, to seek pasturage for a
large band Of cattle. The Indians in that region
Sel on his party and routed them, killing him and
Samuel Evans Of Umpqua county. Evans fell
At the nFst FIRE. Bailey being . very large,
athletic man, Of great courage, is said 70 have
ouehtlike q tiger, killing four or Eve Indians
ailer he was wounded. His stature was above
si1 fest and half and in point Of physical
vlgOr had hardly an equal in the State He
was . member Of the Oregon legislature at the
time Of bis death. n Is very mOrtilying TO have
. worthy citizen, at the prime Of manhood,
slaughtered BY band Of " "DiggerS"
, 1861-09-05

INSANE AsYLUn.-AeeOrding to the Portland
Advertiser, the 6rst insane asylum Of Oregon
win be inaugurated on the 18th inst The insti.
tuition win be under the direction Of Drs. Haw-
thorne 4 Lorysa, whose ability as medical men
is uell known. We believe these gentlemen a.
ready have several lunatics in charge.
, 1861-09-05
NOTICE.

TulE UNDBnsIaNRDaIvn NOTICE THAN
y desrs - psrnuns u1cols1 y thsm . en- ani u.le
teintnt WIN relenenne y pfuupl paTm1ul uhn11 oanI
Fye and caitie um ~ hauIli On arcslia ~
We tltheF Eve nace that ~ desire . 80 alEln1 r
ea1mui.le thrin. 81 \ Ug11 = uIin1 y olIllElI =
hsnes. ~ haps 1a1s ~ ssil-a e..fl h..s.1lr,
s,ss.o,ss. s.V,1 u. IssA ~
, 1861-09-05
Respectfully yours
JoHN PHILLIPS.
Srz PERcEs MINEs, !
Orc fino City, W. T., Aug. llth, 'Gl.

FouxD AT LAsr.-AccOrding to statements
made to us, says the Portland Daily Adrsrtissr,
the El Dorado has been found at last, where the
"big chunks" are lying around loose. That
place, which everybody had about concluded
was myth, where immigrants, in ls45, picked
up gold, not knowing it to be precious stuff, and
hammered II out on wagon tires for amusement,
has been found at last on Lost River, somewhere
near the Three Sisters Two gentlemen have
returned from there, and party is preparing to
60 out Immediately from this place. We are
promised particulars BY and BY. An account in
the same paper Of later date unfortunately ex.
PlOdes this ine bubble. The party Who went in
search Of these rich deposits returned without
finding paying diggingA
, 1861-09-05

NEVADA TEREIrORT.-FrOm the Eaferpriss
we learn that the census Of Nevada Territory,
just taken, ioOts up The population Oi the Terri
tory, including Honey Lake and EsnsrOlda, ct
Ie,STA
, 1861-09-05
NOTICE! NOTfCEi

public asneFaly that In fuiure u not sndorls fuf ~
one: and hops 10 escape further annoyance. -, !
, 1861-09-05

4 DAxaEnoUs LuxArc. Mr. Albert q. Balch,
sho Z subject 70 Cts Of lunaey during certain
1l.g,I q lhsmoDus On lasi Friday evening dis
chaIs1d piaid q one Of our citizens with In.
An o klI him On 4 former occasion, while
a1.ns, b carried shout with him an axe, with
ehI1i h fhraslansd to dsnolish sundry people;
tat atoIdlnnrily his insanity does not take this
tlollni form, and hsis looked upon as harmless.
lnr ths past liv weeks. however. his distempeF
h.1 ben much worse than usual, and has con
anura lonssr than On any previous occasion
ynllu ; rllreat : iound Ior him In lunatic
a1Ilum. sooner Or later, We fear We shan have
. lccoli re killing q somebody By his hand.
lIom Ne dullfion Of bic present attack, there
Att.1n D believe nat bis insanity has become
arl1 and p1rnknont
, 1861-09-05

Gous EAsE,-ospL TbOn, of the corps Of
IoPopuPhioal Rasinsenl. has been ordered %
Wa1hingioa, snd viIl lsavs in kw dsys
, 1861-09-05

ILLNESS or THE POPE.-At last accounts from
Europe, the death Of His Holiness the Pope was
hourly expected. An abscess in his leg, inject
ing his whole body, is the malAdy from which
be suffers