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YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.

YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.
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1t desirable that those who nsy wish TO avail
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1861.
Lake Champlain.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Transportation Company

nN anil after Wednesday August :
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GREAT INDIAN GE]IBh !
ENU EEMtrES.

DE. HAITIsJN's INpAN LrArNACeGtl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20

GRAFTON, June 10, 1851.
Information thought 70 DO reliable, ssys that soo
rebel troops In the neighborhood Of Beverley ana
Phippi, and that attack win be made on the latter
place there doubt but the rebels in Western Viz
giniA have been largely reinforced, and soon grand
movement is contemplated.
The Union troops will be equal to the emergency.
Large reinforcements will probably reach here In Few
days.
force sufficient to guard the Cheat river bridge has
been sent forward from here.
The rebel forces from Romney burned the railroad
bridge over New creek, twenty miles west OF Cumbsr-
land early this morning. and marched ON to Piedmont,
which place they now hold.
The telegraph wires east Of Piedmont were cut BY
them.
Their number is vsriousy estimated at from 1000 to
1900.
Notice given Of their app. zach TO the town. and
the citizens preparing TO leave when our Informant
left
Al The engines belonging to the Baltimore and ohi'
Railroad fred up and sent west to Grafton, and the
gressest excitement: prevailed.
company Of citizen soldiers who were qua ding the
BRIDGE reported TO have retreated onthe approach
Of the rebels
The Piedmont telegraph operator closed the Ollie and
fed and wehave DO mean Of sscersining wnat damage
is being DONE Communication by ralroaf between
Cum berland ard this place lie now cut Off.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20
DEPARTURE OF THE FOURTEENTH REGI.
MENT OF ONEIDA

The Fourteenth regiment, of Oneida, which arrived in
this city on Tuesday, took ts departure from Jersey
City yesterday afternoon 1t three O'clock per specia
train for Washington. The men quartered il the
Park barracks from their arrival until their departure
and received every attention in the power of the Suffers
department to bestow. The regiment formed in the
Park about half past O'Clock, and proceeded via
Broadway and Cortandt street. to the Jersey City ferry
where the two O'Clock boat was in readiness 10 receive
them. The usual greetings and parting sautatons
given by crowds Of persons along the The Eight
eenth regiment, Of Albany Colonel Jacksons), which
rived At twelve O'Clock in the steamboat Mcdonald and
two brges laid to alongside the dock the Jersey City
sde and greeted their intended companions to the sea-
Of war with cheers as the passed into her
dook Mr.. James NJ Woodruff, Assistant Superintendent
Of the road had eighteen cara specially for both
regimsns and their bassage. The arms Of the -Four
tenth were stsoked on the pier and soon each
had taken his musket they al 70. ABOARD the cara
and started 1t three O'Clock FOR Washington amidst the
cheers Q: large co1eorrse Of people, among whom
some Of the Of Oneida The received their full
camp equipments betors departing they all seemed
high spirits and eager fer the fray Tho Hon. Aick Hub
ball. eX Senator Of Utica and Paymaster Of the State &c
companies the regiment 70 Washington TO pay them OF
In the list Of officers published yesterday tie name Of the
Colonel appeared ss "JohD McQuade ," 1t should have
been "James AcQuade;' John NcQuade brother Of the
Colonel, being the Adjutans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20
INTERESTING FROM THE PACIFIC SQUAD
RON.

OUR PANAMA. CoRREsroNpEscR.
PANAMA., May IS, 1861.
7bh|ng the Oath Of Allegiance on Board he Sa-Gnac.
There 10 little, anything now occurring here worthy
Of note. The flagship Commodore Montgomery, had left
this port return from Chile the 3lst Of Esrc
The Commodore has gone to the Sandwich Islands We
have considerable drill the battery ar with small
arms; also frequent practice at armpg and equlppIne
boats to land and ready proceed ashore in ten
minutes time. This may be required, as General Mos
quera raid to contemplate invas OF the Isthnus
DIST rcts he s the chief Of the forces hostile TO the Bo
gotta government and In he event Of Invasion VIII be
requir ed to protect our citizens and the railroad
Surgeon Grefn ST.. and Assistant Surgeon Green yr
end First Assistant Engineer, Mr. Ichroeder ali OF yr
gnia who had sent their designations to the secretary
oY the Navy some time SINCE Left two days ago on snort
notice
On the last of Nay all hands called on the an
deck, end Captain Richie read 10 his command letter
from che Secretary of the Navy ordering him To cause ali
under his command TO take anew and subscribe TO the
oath Of allegiance.
Captain Robert Rtchie brave and true AZ steel, WA
the first 70 comply with the order thsn tho officers in
succession stepped up to take the cath The scene was
impressive The officers having DONE the nariGes and
crew were finally sworn-the gallant captain explsinino
In few appropriate remarks that the oath was conn
mon Tie, binding all, matter In what section or
country we were born he war responded 10 by three
deafennE cheerf for the American Gag The prolonged
tan goFges OF the Isthmus Of Dasien The whole wss
solemn AFFAIR, and will long be remembered by every one
present.. =
There was oos circumstance, however calculated To
mar the occason-ths was she refusal on the nan OF
Mr.. George shSyock, Master, " take the OATH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20

RHEunATIsN IN ITS PAINFUL Forms;
So DcrGruA Hryspeea salt Rht Pmpea B,tchea Old
ulcers Fever 6or The worst Of diseases Of
blood mercurA Complaints Debility Lver and KidnsyA
Ccnsumpon, &C., arc moet certainly cured BY this
Lie BalaAm has cured Thousands Of sasss q these
ano emar diseases and will most coranly
wnoh can be reachfd by medicine taken In eccofdapce
VIII decfions II does not contain particle Of mercury
or any other deleerious mineral Principal depot 26
Rreet. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20
MPREsskEHT OF UNION MEN.

every Western paper that reacAss 10 oontains
accounts Of Union men having fed nom t,r homes in
the Southwestern disoya States 10 save themselves from
beng impressed into she rebel service Some OF thn
MAO been already drafted, had actually escapsd from
The rebel ranks. The complete reign of terror nyevsp.
ona the southwestern border Of Hesour 10 confrrosd
~ ppDeyOps Uitpeeeee ~ Ns~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20
DEPARTURE OF TIE FOURTH REGIMENT OF
MAINE VOLUNTEERS

This fine body Of volunteer militia from the Pine Tree
State, arrived in this city At about eleven O'Clock yeser
day. The transport In which they arrived came 70 her
moorngs at pier No 3North river where large crowd OF
md women assembled 10 greet the sts worth
strangers. The men--who are all strong and sturdy
specimens Of Names true nobility reminding US Of the
old Northern warriors OF G,stavus Adslphus-were
soon landed and put in marching order. Tho line or
march was up Broadway TO the Park barracks
Despite the overpowerng heat Of the SUM- there were
Thousands collected in the vicinity Of the Park awaiting
the arrival Of the regiment The men, heavily hampered
with their full knspsscks and blankets marched steadily
up Broadway receiving continuous tribute Of applause
as they slowly approached the barracks Many of them
looked worn and fatigued, - well they must have been
while trampiDg under the almost perpendicular beams Of
. scorchDg midsummer Their swaxthy checks we're
wet with perspation and the weight Of their kuapsaeks
sting regularity and with rmness Of step betokenine
we'll developed strength and muscle On arriving at the
Pa,k bar,acss on the Broadway side the regiment
received BY committees Of the Some and Daughters of
Maine The scenes which then epsued very inter
who had mot met each other for years. soon recognized
each other and then there were mpusixe rushes here
and there 70 shake hands and exchange friendly Of
greeting. Some little time was consumed In these
conventOnaltiee and the formal cerenooies Of hand.
shaking might have much longer but for the stonto
'fslp'.in and "areB The Colonel then came TO The
front and announced 10 the regiment that the Rev Isaac
kA0ch, Formerly Of Boston, wouli invoke the Divine
Daeeene on thear cause and themselves The men were
sooc quiet - could be DESIRED and the clergyman pro
ceeoed 70 deliver brief but feFve prayer Al in con
ciusion the regona coors advance 70 The front
one was AIKEN federal Gag, Of The regulation size,
neaShy Ir'ngcd With gold The other was .
TIE INST Wa oiRaneaaed with the arms OF the
State OF Name With Ae nane Of the regiment asd the
Latin inscription "Drigo." Tho othor one vas in 81
seribed "Prsented 10 the Fourth regiment Of Maine
Volunteers by the Daughters Of Maine IN Brooklyn June
10, 1851" 'N"0
the Rev Dr. Hitchcock presented the frss aag and in
doing 20 addreeeed ihe regiment In vy warm and a,e
tionato language. He called them tho Pine free
etate brethren, and citizens of the United st,tee
70 feaStiiy welcomed them 70 the city Of New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20
WISCONSIN, WAR NEWS.

THE SECOND REGIMENT START.
The Second regiment Of Wis,oneip ordered 10 leave
Madison on Wednesday, June JS, foy Washington, via
Chicago and Cleveland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20
THE BUFFALO REGIMENT,

BALTIMORE, June 10, 1851.
The regiment from Buffalo, via the Northern Central
pared through for Washington Z. ten a. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20

FROM Rxypers Ferry will no doubt alter The original PLAZA
Of advance through this section. Some time 70 night
our men win be in kartinsburg giving lie and h,pe TO
dard 30 firmly that We shall meet with moro exiles
nom the land Of Washington and Jefferson seeking she
ter from CONSUMPTION or death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20
THE SECOND NEW HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT

lhe Second New Hampshire regiment will leave Camp
Goodwin at Portsmouth, this morning az o'clock
and taking the cars will proceed to Boston, where they
will be received by a delegation Of the sons OF New
Hampehre who will eecort them to Music Hall, where
they will partake OF collation., after which they will be
After the review they will depart for this
city via the Old Colony and Fan River line
arriving at eight O'Clock TO- morrow morning. They
viii remain during the day. and then take the cars
at jersey City for Washington, Sa Philadelphia and
timore The regiment ia fully equipped and well sup
Piled with everything desirable in militAry life.
The folowI table viii show the strength OF the reg
ment and some Of the material that accompanies them
their mison Of danger May they be successful and
return in safety TO their friends
Field and etaf officers. =. :. ....-............ 8
O6icore OF tho lue.. q
Non commissioned officers and privstss. 1904
Wagopere. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20

ANNAPOLIS BY SECESSION RvPSrANs.
The Philadelphia Press Of Wednesday gives the particu
Rp concerning the outrages recently committed upon the
crews and owners Of four Philadelphia coasting vessels in
the vicinity Of Annapolis, Maryland gang Of despe
immediate attention OF the national auth ,rities and
load TO the severe punishment Of the Offenders. 1t
under authority OF license granted at our Custom
House,, which gives them the privilege Of fishing
along the coast, and guarantees them the, protection
s!hees One Of their favore sailing grounds s in the
chesapeake bay, some four i've miles out from the
Sa eS R
ell and the sloop Lydia and Nary rallied 10 point near
Annapolis with the intention Of fishing there a. usual
made TO interfere with them, they inquired OF Captain
Nnnes OF the revenue cutter For ward which then
eSru.rg in these waters whether, In case Of attack
and told Them that II they hoised their flags in man
ner which he designated, as signal Of distress he
instant while they pescsabY at work the steam
boat Mary, Of BALTIMORE with one hundred armed men
on board sailed into their midst aud landing first BY the
men on board OF her. ediately overpowering all at
temps At ce. They then went to the schooner
up the UnitD signal to Captain Nunes but the
secessonsta 81 'zed The flag, and throwing upon the
S ,s.S which
declared he would XII any man who attempted 10 dose
crste BE said they might put him oSer6oard but
lett srned force Of twenty men on his vessel and
then proceeded to the echoouer Richard Powell
where they gave three cheers for Jefferson Davis
When asked BY what authority they seized IT, their only
answer vas, By The authority Of the man We chsered
for" The soop Lydia and Mary wa then boarde aud
lowed % quickly possible by the tsAmboa4 NAY into
AnnApolA, whare they ftil ROMAN. mo crews our
coasters were subjected 70 many cruel taunts ndgni
ties, and marched off TO prison. where they were pt for
forty eight hours with little food the shef unit.
ing with their capoFs IN derdiDg them and calling thcm
pack OF Northern hogs At hrS they were told they
thovn ai nnA
Of Is each. After two days' Imprisonment, however,
they were permitted to escape but their vessels sim
found that all hc' provisions clothing aod other articles
on board bad been stolen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20

While arrangements we're icing completed for the de-
parture OF the regiment the orGered to stack
arms, and dispersed about the Park They LETT by the
late train for Philadelphia, rou.e f,r the seat Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20
OUR CUMBERLAND CORRESPONDENCE

ONHhfIeLASU, MuL JUHo 10, Iool-
The Indiaoa Eleventh. A.eaising The Esemy
The Indiana Eleventh regiment, now here, momenta
riy expect 900 the enemy, rotreAtng from Harper
Ferry to Western Virginia (Texans and others). They
will get good reception.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22
ysarv sHesaiBa's Estate.

TATE OF VERMONT At n Probate Court holden at
3RApFoRp DIsTRCT, SIS Probate Office in West Faire
within for said District the I'd day Of July, ~ u.
1851:
Present, the Hon. ALVAII BEAN, Judge.
Instrument. purporng be the last w i'll and Tesla
A nent Of Mary 10 lin, late of Fnrlec, in said Dis
being presented to the CCurthec by LcaEdrr
Tapn ESQ, the Executor therein named, for Probate 1t
IS ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned
holden the ro5ntt Office, in West Fairec the
Sd Tuesday of August, 1861 and show cause any they
nay have, against the Probate u said WIN: for which
purpose, It is further ordered that copy of the
record OF this order he published three weeks
crssiVeiy in the Giecn Mountain Freeman. printed at
-Nonpel;cr prey ous tn said time appointed for bearing.
true cory OF Record.
28ofw3 Attest, ALVAi BEAN, Judge,
NAvnol PHI DisrRrcr, IS. ! at Iroohfed within aud for
said Dist ci, IN the 9Th day ofJuy A. D. 1861,
4 VERY Fits, Guardian unto Asa Riford, an insane
\ person residing in Brantree in said District, makes
application to this Court for license sell all the real
estate belonging to his said ward in this State also mis-
revcrsonary interest in the Dover of kezah ford and
represents that said sale is necessary or payment of the
ebts and charges against the estate of his SAID ward 1t
IS therefore ordered by said Court that said application
pc heard at Session thereof to be hell at the Regis
tCrs Office in Brookheld in said District, the LIST day
If August next and that notice be given to all concerned
by publishing the substance of the forog in application
tain Freeman printed in Montpelier in this State, before
The day assigned aforesaid Tor hearing, that they
appear at said time and place, and show cause if any
they may have why such license should not be granted
By order of Court,
.2SqiW3 Attest, j. r.. CLEAF EIAND, Register.