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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-23

il;po A. 81. Mail Train. stopping all saliOE. e-
espt Nav Salisbury. Snn;iuiiVille Prank.
lin. East Rochester AIou!trie. Winchester,
lt0utstcwu., ElTlvIs HRet4iGuIa, Bed
fvnt, Newburg and 5iachtas Shop, ar
TiFsA at Pittsburgh at 3:IO T.. NJ. Rail-
more Mt S:l6 A. NJ Philadelphia at EGO
A. NJ. News York At l G:3O a. NJ CleN Gland
at ego T.. 81. Toledo At 1tsjE r. A.. nrtruit
Al l:20 A. H. jackson NJ ll:;n A. H.,
Chicago 1t 81. EriH at l9.IT A 81.
DunkIrE u 2:S6 =. ~. and BufLAln at
$s3O A. NJ.
i3S P. II. Fast Express Train. stopping AT all stu
tiTnseNcept Deep hun TiitGnsviliS War.
rem. Browns. ,isd,lO. l:lIio t-vilio Fort
Homer. Rogers Perry. Four Nile Pun
iauiurt, and Brarer. arrives ~ pltts-
buIgh ut $40 r.. ST.. Baltimore at 1889
i. n. Phi!HheiUhiG mt IU:l5 A. NJ AID
New York nj 40 r. NJ,
1919 T. NJ Express Train stopping at. mud all sta.
lions west Of. Wrlisv;llC: also at lIoClIea-
ter. Salinrville. SuHiIntTllc. Hanover.
BIyarl Alliance. RRvtnnn- Iluhs n AID
Euclid Street; arrives at PittshuTuII nj
2:Ss1 A. 81. IIaltmerC at E;52 4. NJ FfIilR
delphiR nj H:.l0 +. NJ. New YOrk+at O:3h
y. VI. CIsTeland at G:?0 A. NJ :: Toledo ut
lc:i5 4. NJ Detroit at 2:0n y. NJ. jack
Mt 100 =. ST.. Chicago Mt 1:In r. ~,
Erie at !: 70 r. NJ. Uunl;iTk OF 3:s5 r. 81
and Eufiila at S:2h r, NJ
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lailp 8ntclli9eurrr
81 AItnI1ssrlLlr -lrar 81 :

stENt sANth44SNh ILL., Va, AIAE -.
Editers InfsLl;yepes--The Young Indies
Of our fDHu. wishing 70 sing the origina!
HTnnkce Doodis'' at a Onion mrriing.
were unable to procure il. ia their rners
Kency they applied IL Or. Jacob Yauur.
whO penaeI the following verses for them.
Which we think worthy OF publication, anu
tor that ressea pend iiem 10 you, hoping
Ihat you viii give them place in van.
paper. Yours iFRlyi y. ".
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w.P SsnTH. Master Of Transportation.
L II. CnLE. fien1 Ticket Asept. apo
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c. L.DERBR,. Aetuary. c. A. A.,
$40 BROADWAY, New YoRx.
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, Nsl3Ja'
ALFREIrR. TALE

I0ny's FTfr. Res< - Erp5fr'lal. TIA. ar{
thsirE, !S-iiG Iisle', HiEGlsoF7s, Sire Eyty,
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h re Ihrough Ea senger Trains,

The Capacity this Road ia now equal 10 apy IN the
.sf--s Country.
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The Piedmont ami Wheeling Accommodation rms
dniIS. except Srn,iays, leaving Piedmont u $40 M
and aTFitts at Wheeling at s:iN +, ~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-23

uDoLPHO woLFE.s PURE JAMAICA
Run. ST. CRUIX RUN, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHISKEY
All the Nlave imported and bottled by hi,nscIf
'vUrTaatC1 pure and Of the bU.f quuIity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-11
sohr. D. I. Morley, KlRnmy, Toledo, light.
Brig Amazon, Young, Toledo, light.
Us.


From a telsgraphio dispatch received by Capt. r.
r. DUrr this morning, dated Detr9uy May We
learn that She schooner 4 Handy, lodged With l6D99
on Spectacle Ret last night and sunk IN deep water.
The vessel and cargo Is supposed to be q total Loss
Bg1. CoH. Ado.
The propeller Cleveland arrtvedthis morning from
Chicago. having on board the crow OF the schooner
Augustus Handy, which vessel was lost on Spectacle
M, with a cargo Of 1900 bnBh corn. The captain
and his crew had barely time to save themselves By
gan, ana from thence to mGekiuHc, where they met
the above propeller. The crew saved nothing O.
pounded for a few moment ana then worked on IN,
70 deep water, where she snuk to a depth. ofaboui
land 6y R. II. Harmon.-Dshoa Trbuns.
VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed
! Detroit ON the 9Th!
Bound Up-stsamboat Illinois propeller onal
Pnshs, concord; schooner OTiole, b. b. Hpahord.
Bouad Dolcn-Prepeilor Cleveland, Montgomery
barks Constitution, Martha, D. Norris brigs gress
sls Vthus, W. Barclay, st. Paul, Iva, Humboldt
1 Col. Williams, Kanosba, Julia Smith, tlora Wat
q. & rant, Halzard, Titan, d. n. . ohnsOn, Athenian
| Norwegian, Inward, Die Vernon, Fulton, Thornton
MOselle, Bay State, Joe Cochranei Col. Cook, Lively
s. Robinson, White Cloud.
ANoTHE VESSEL FoR DETRoIT.-Messrs. Quayle
Martin, of CLEVELAND, have Just LAID the keel OF
to be- Of the same description as the kayenns, 70
/. oontly built for that gentleman a. the same yard,-
CHICAGO with q cargo Of 1000 bushels Of grain, ys
still draws but eleven feet Of water. Detr0a ADDER
tseT.
Yesterday a feet Of schosners arrived light fro1
Kingston aud Oswsgo, and are now loading. Tn
rates Of freight by sailing vessels Gre-Mh heat 70 Oa
wCgo SC, TO Kingston 38c, to Montreal lOc. flou
TO Montreal SOC, by steam I 40c.-ToToHfo Leader
In the supplementary estimates we p~receive tha
$4,000 ID appropriated for the contract for deepentn
the Welland Canal, to obtain the Lake Erie level.
The bark Qrebec, which has been aground sine
SRtur Iay At Fighting island, Is still bard on, wit
Otair prospect Of getting on. Tugs are az han
rsndering ali the Assistance possibls.-a. CelhsriA
journal. -sat
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NEW YORK MARKRF-MAY 10.


FLOUR-Markst opened steady with only limited
supply and moderate demand market became Gull
and closed rather heavy, prices however without
Sales are s,sO5 6bls $5Osa6is for superhue state;
$.z5@5,3a for extra statei Si9a5l5 for EuPerhDe
extra WESTERN t5,H95,5O Tor common to medium
extra western; S5,6O@5,65 for shipping brands extra
nOend hoped Ohio; S5.65aI,2s for trade brands DO.
CANADA RLOUR-Moderata business dOjnq
without material change in price. Sales srs 500 bbIs
ii esy3 97.3 for common to choice extra.
RYE ELOUR-narket in limited request at
G0kE MRAL-Market steady. Sales are $50
shis BrandyElnees So; PuneheoDs qRoted Sl5,5O
WHISK Y-AeEkst dull ank dropping. Sales
WHEAT-Market pretty large receipts and a
stroag desire on the part OF holders to realize; prices
deeiined1@zc per bush. Sales srs q, 800 bush Chfca-
Sl,ls; le,eOe bush HothEestsrn club at SI,is6i, 20;
75yO1O bush Milwaukee club at SI,ISai,2s 1900
bush red state at Sl,2I8I,25; 24,66 bush amber
Iowa at SI,22al,25; ls,0Od bush winter red western
e Sf,z7@le; ogB bush anger southern Indiana ct
Sl,35; so bush common white Indiana at SI.58;
500 bush white Michigan at S1,659I.T5; 5000 bush
while Kentucky a. Sl,7a4i,T 70.
. RHE-Market quiet and steady. Sales are $500
BARLKY-Markst dull. Sales are 1900 bush
CORNSMarket heavy and I@2o lower. Sales are
5000 bush At 5996lc for old mixed western deliver
cd, closing heavy 1t the inside price b2A5Sc for
damaged and inferior do; Coo for new round yell
O~ATs-Markst plenty and dun at ssassxe for
western and Canada; 303fc for state.
P0RK-Market heavy and lower. Sales are 4T5
bbls At ST., 2sni7,bo for hless5 Si3,N for prime.
= BKRF-MRTkst rules quiet and steady. Sales are
E9 bb1s At 4s0094,a for country prime; SSs7a6,H
Tor country meIs; el0o0@lI,0 for rspacked mess;
PRIME MESS BEER-Market duh and nomi-
BEEF HAlEs-Matkst steady. Sales are 100
bDls q {lAS0a; the range is $13,Oo9t5yO for western.
CUT mEATS-harket moderate buginosBdoing,
and prices favor ths buyer. Sal5s are I5 packages
At 6Nc for shOuiderur zk@6k for hams.
DACoN-Markst quiet ard unchanged.
r. -NnrEef IN fnfr dnmand An1aT. are ian
Ohio l20ie for new state.
CHREsR-Ma-kst steady At 1870. for interior
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIs, Nay 10.
The Western Pacific Railroad bill passed the
Senate yesterday.
The House was in secret session yesterday, but
Il Is understood that the joint resolution, With
holding the School Fund for the purpose Of arm
ing the STATE which passed the Senate On We'd
nesday, has been adopted BY the House. It Is
seriously supplemented thar the July Interest
fund viii be used for the same purpose.
Harris Military bill, which passed the Senate
At the last session, Is said ~ be under dscussion
IN the House. This bill provides for a Division
Of the State into nine military districts, each 10
be commanded by a Major General.
Every able-bodied man in the State between
the ages Of IS and 45, viii be compelled TO do
military duty or pay a fine Of $3.50.
Anybody Speaking disrespectfully Of the Gov
ernOr or Legislature viii be subject TO eOurt- mar
ual, ard it Tequires every person 10 take ule oath
OF allegiance 10 the State Of Missouri only.
A detachment Of 30 State militia was sent out
on the Pacific Railroad this morning, 70 guard
TIE 6eseonAde and Usage bridges on hal route.
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FRO1I MARYLAND


BkLTMoRE, May 10.
The special correspondent Of the American
tsieFraphs from Frederick this morning that the
mountain forest ON the Maryland side of the Po'
t0mAc, near HarpeTis Ferry, WSs dFed last night
and much valuable timber destroyed.
About eight hundred Kentucktans and viz
g~inlans were epoamped upon the Maryland shore
and the heights In that vicinity were being ior-
titled. ~ E L4. % q = u
a battery had been placed at Jefferson Rock.
up the bridges and other properly at a moments
notice If necessary, 4Lr.. 4r
The conduct OF the Nirginiaus eXeites indig
nation among the people Of Washington county
Thirty BaltlmOreans passed through FedericR
fer Harper S Ferry his morning.
The Norfolk line steamer reports that the Nir
ginians have seized the small steamer William
Selden, which made the oonneetinn between Ol.e
Point and Norfolk, thus all communication Il
broken OF.
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FROM K~RNrUGKY.

= LOUIsVILLHl NY ?.
The House yesterday, byaVote of 70 agzinsU Z,
passed a resolution arming the Governor to com
municate the names OF agents employed for the
purchase of erms, the amount, character and
number of arms purchased, and If received,
what disposition has been made thereof.
In'the Senate, Mr.. Simpson introduced q resO,
luton, which hes over, that the Governor be re-
Quested 20 issue = pro lzmatiOn forthwith, pro-
hibiting the passage Of armed men from rennes-
pose Of attacking.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-11
A BLooDLEss VICTORY
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
PROM BALTInIORR.

BALTINORR, Nay g.
At the Locust Point cars, which departed immedi
stely, supposed for Washington The Mayor
and Police Commissioners, with about go police,
crossed IN q ferry boat to Locust Point, and were
present At the declaration.
The harriet Lane stood on the Point with her
port1 open.
Tuls inarning the operators on the telegrt phi
line located GA the Northern Central Railroad
were dimissed, and Others acting under the Gov
eminent placed in charge. The train Is annOUne-
ed 70 leave Harrisburgh for Washington TO NOR
row. Il Is believed that troops viii NJ once move
towards the city. The road will be controlled
By Government officials.
Several British vessels were consigned TO Nor
folk BY reason Of blockade.
CauE. Robinson, late Commander az Fort No
Henry. has been ordered to Detroit 70 receive re-
-anftl
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FROM
BA1TnIoHE, Nay 10.

49, BALTIMORE nay ~.
A. steam gun and three men we're captured
while going 70 HArpers Ferry. One Of he men
Was Dickinson, the inventor. They were sent 10
Annapolis.
Especial correspondent at Fredericksburg saws
the western train was stopped ten miles west Of
Frederick, by the commander OF the Virginia
troops At that place. and subjected 10 examina-
ticn, This will be done TO all westward trains.
The Firginians number four hundred, and are
strongly posted.
A train Of western cars, wlh a lot Of horses
and q hundred bceyes, bound for Baltimore, was
captured 1t HaTper's Ferry.
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TTElIs FROM NEW YOnK.

NET YoEK, May 10.
The no has adEiees per the Keda that the
gecessionisis have q battery OF 6s-pounders n the
mouth Of the James river. The steam-tnR YRn.
kee Nus fired on, but the shell passed over her
The tents Of the secession force, lining ne whole
bank of the river, are distiBctlyisee from ne
ramperts OF Fou Monroe Col Dimmiek is
the land side Ofthe tort 10 be protected BY sand
bag engenchments, The big gun Rodnan for.
merly the Floyd. is mounted 70 sweep the Say.
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OMHARRIsRUR

- ~ HAkAnsBlka, Easi Nay 10.
Troops from New York CITY viii heresft,
pass through this place, arriving by the East Jel-
ern Central. They can reach Washington
quicker and cheaper than by the AnnapOli,
route.
AP5 LEGATION has been made by private partie,
bodies Of armed free biAcks TO pass through
Pennsylvania They met with unconditional re
tusal, and great satisfaction is expressed here al
te arouse the slaves Of the Southern States 10 r.
hellinn .-...l-.. = L --l..-- -. -.
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HARPER,a FRRRY.

T"-| -"|-|"-- |-NNNl0NNNWHI NJ "
A letter has been received from an officer at
Harper's Ferry, saying the troops there are pro-
yided with inferior arms and badly proyisioned,
with the Federal troops are very bad ndthinks
an attack BY anything like an adequate force
would D. owe successful. The writer Is an officer
Of skill and 20 years service.
A confident expectation prevails IN high circles
that q battle viii be fought between Richmond.
and VI ashinRfon in ten. days. - AHa
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KELLER BILL.

DETEOiT, Mich, May 10.
The Military and Volunteer Relief Bills passed
both Houses of the Legislature by an unanimous
vote The former provides for ten regiments to
pc enrolled as directed By the Governor and
transferable at the Presidents order into the
Federal service. Tit latter provides for raising
funds BY committees fur the relief OF families Of
Yolunteers.f
The War Loan bill, providing 81 ,OOO, 600 by the
Issue Of bonds running Is years. and drswing I
per cent interest," also passed without q dissent
kesIsisiure sd,Ourps to.morrow noon
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rPnmNRW YORK.

NEw YoRK, May 10.
The steamship Illinois has arrived from Fort
PIckens on The evening % The a, and Key West
on the morning Of the 9th.
The Powhattan, Brooklyn, Sabine, supply,
The Mohawk left on the LIST for the coast of
Texas.
A partial blockade exists at Pensacola. No
munitions are allowed 70 enter,
Fort Pickens & prepared TO repel any attack
The secsssionists have n new battery at Deer
Point. They have also commenced unroohne
the buildings OF the Navy Nard preparatory tnAn
5000.
Ali was quiet at Key West, The Sabine ant
Crusader were there.
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q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

g- -a AisIAa SUI, Ind, Nay 10.
The operator At Patriot telegrapbs that be has
been called upon TO aid in quelling negro in.
surreetiOn, which broke out last night in Owen
and Gallatin counties, KY. Great fears are felt.
re II Is supposed that the negroes are led on by
Two or three white oitizens Of Kentucky. The
people are gathering all their forces to put own
the rebellion, and runners have been sent out into
Indiana for assistance. Capt. Falls, of this place,
who has a company ready Tor our own State
service, has teiegraphed that he would inmedE
-ately send bis men and arms to their assistance Il
needed. Our line has been down all the morning
between Patriot and Yevay, so that We are With
out aEY news from the latter place. We hear
mat the Inch 4 been cut by the insurgents 20.
prevent the Transmission OF the news OF the IN
surreciou.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Nay 10.
Tho Feraldis New Orleans dispatch, of the 9th,
says that the Texas troops left Victoria to inter
cept Col Reeves command Of 600 strong, above
San Antonio.
Capt. Lees company sth infantry had surren
dered at San Antonio
col. Waite, successor to rwiggs, is a prisoner
of War.
The Bengian Consul denied the statement that
he had made arrangements with the Confede,
rated States to supply them with arms from Bel
GUM.
The channel entrance 10 Pensacola has been
DISTRACTED by sinking vessels, TO prevent the en-
trance of war vessels.
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Last Night,s RepOrt.


MATTERS AT THE SOUTH.
NEW YoRK, May 10.
Dispatches from Charleston say butter is SELL
ing Al IS cents per pound. Tnere Is no ham OF
baconin market and cattle are suffering for hay.
IL Is said that the S0nthern troops are better
provided with Knives, dirks and r~eVOlyers than
Northern troops, and feel confident Of success, .
The troops AZ Richmond have not been paid
Flour Is $40 and pork $50 per barrel, and Caro-
lima bonds are worth % Genus on the dollar.
The Baltimore Sun Of his morning cOunsels the
State 70 remain loyal. fsflr-t rs go
The WOrld1s dispatch says the main bloekading
force will be stationed IN the Gulf, another por.
ton OF GeOrgiE, and 4 THIRD OF virginia and the
CrOlinas.
Colonel FAuntleroy has resigned,
p The Ohio troops are ordered to ZaResTille, Op-
posite Wheeling. ..a ysls -
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PRESENT POPULATION


PRESENT POPULATION. ~
ne slats is rapidly ding up with Population 8g9,
l025 persons having been added since l8o7 making ~
present population l~,Tz,60S, a rAao o. oaM
AGRICULTURAL PRoDUCTA
mo Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater lhan
thosa ofany other sate; TheWodEets sent out during
ne Dast year e1ceedsd u y5O0,0O0toas- ne Wheate fop
f1sSOapprozches 100000 bushels, while hoeom
Isrco ~yieidgnot less than 1a0,0 900 ,00G bushes. ~
FERTILTTY OF THE gOL.
Nozbers can The industrious farmer sssus suel IN
nasdilte results for hs labor asuPon these pEasris soll
lnaey being composed Of adeePTich Loan, he eftay
0f which, IS unsurpassed By any On ne gooe-
10 Actual CULITVATOR&
Siucs 1854, de C5npaEy haus sid i 3ooo00 6az
HP sa7 only % actual ealdsaOs, aaa @g eoHgaa
loaarudd through thes IGads mca GpeEs 5000
1000 IN $50 As population Of WgnfHs eQgaaf
hrOugk whieA GPa5Nss veg only 1888 Hne oateaaIs,
les hare ben aided; mdsHg Gs W~AasPopU01on 50,
sa, again Of ls3P pr ea+
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
A an evidence OF The thrift Of tAe people, tmly 30
stated that COZ, 900 tons Of freight, INCLUDING e.eoopoo
IbusheIs OF grain. and 250, oOo barrels q flour Wsrs fof-
Warded over the line last year. 81
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Workingmen VIII Ind DE frce aGhooh
System encouraged by the STATE and endowed viii q
large revenue for the support Of schools. nsir cdh-
ldren can i've in sight Of the church and sehoclhou8s
and grow up with the prosperity Of he leading stato IN
the Great Western Empire
81 PRICES AND TERMS OF
mo prices OF these lands vary from 50 70 SO Por
slacre, according 10 location, quality, &c FIRST class
alarming lands sell for about slotos12per acre and
the relative expense Of snbduing prairie land e cons
ilpared win wood land Is infbe rsti0 q 10 10 hAVOr
tlof the former. Tie terms Of salsfor ne bukofG&
eiands win be
ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE @
IA six per cent per annun, and six nferastnotc5 a ak
Iper cent, payable respectively in one two lreei Our
-ldvs and SIX years from data Of sale and four notes u
slfor principal, payable n four, I've, sxaad aeTsn years
lIfrom date q esthe c0utraetstip Hat
slog the tract purchased shall be fenced and culnya5ed
leach and every year, for i've years from date q Aa,
80 that AZ he end rive years One-haH sha1hof44
.JTWENY PA CENT. WILLIE DEDUCTED
-1h,om liberalization for cash, ~excsptths sane should -
! al SIX dollars per acre, when ts cash Price FAeeAFe
dollars. -lln e
productions, prices, and terms OfP@ynsnb can b had
OSTER, Land Commissioner
" CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
lsees. and cities situated upOR the ut
100, API6LETOEsS RAILWAY GUIDE
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-| NV IoRK, Nay 10,
The Austrian brig Isloek, from london. reports
April l2th, fell In with a large ship, about 200
or / 800 toss on fire, supposed te be loaded WITH
lumber. A boa was sent but nobody was seen
on beard. The name was burned
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.KRNFDCKY NRWs.

@ F~EANKFoHE KY May 10.
There was great excitement ooeasioned by
.messengers arriving here AZ twelve last night
with dispatches for the Governor, reporting an
Invasion in Owen county. The GOVsrnOF has
sent q special messenger TO ascertain particulars.
The military are in readiness ~ march.
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HOsTILITIEs COlI3IENCRD.

: ANSAPoLIs, May 10.
At midnight last night, a SOUND Of about City
monnted insurgents fred 0 N he Picket guard at
Camp Butter, acrosa Severn river. The guard re
turned the hre, About twenty shots were ex-
changadr .r sY.-
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IMPORTANT MILITARY INTELLI-
GENCE.

WAbAIh0Toh, MAy1V.
The States Of. Ohio, .Inatanh and Illinois viii
be subdiyided into several military depOgs, called
Departments of the Ohio. General McClellAnd
Of Ohio has been assigned the mmAn by the
President He has Issued an order that all army
officers except those who have entered the SER
vice since April list, shall take and Eubscribe
anew the oath OF allegiance.
Atheist go zoe volunteer have rendered their
services 30 the Government.
A large train of cars arrived this morning witt
troops, who passed uninterruptedly through Bal.
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FROM NEW JRRsRY.

-1frr 10 r-. TRENTON, May 10.
The Legislature passed the two million bill;
also authorized the Governor TO raise and equip
four regiments, purchase ten thousand stand Of
arms, and pledging the entire resources of the
State for quelling rebellion.
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REPORTED 8RBRLLIoN OF SLAVES

LOUISVILLE, NY, may ~
Messengers arrived At Frankfort this morning
from Owen county, saying that between 800 and
400 neErses were Srmcd aud formed into q com
pany, and were committing depredNions. The
whites undertook 70 disaEm them, when several
were killed. Tie Governor hHz sent Gen Buck
ner 70 ascertain The truth OF the matter He has
not returnad The military are ~ feadiness. :
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COMMERCIAL.
ULEVKLAND mARKET-MAyIO.

O---'N. NINIENN1N -NNHL LUs
FLOUR-oaiet and steady. Sales Of 30 barrels
choice spring double extra at $500; 30 bbIs red do
81 same, and 80 bbls white do at 1913.
WHEAT-In good demaud and hrm, with sslos
of 5 cars red at ShIO, on track. ard / car white at
sI,2s.
CORN-Remsins quiet at se@s7e. v4'
OATS-Sals Of coo bush At $50.
RYE-sals of car at SIC.
HIGHwNEs-Lower salOs or bbls at isxc.
HAMS, &c-saIss OF cOuntry-cured hams and
shoulders at az aud Tc.
EGGS-Dull at Sc.
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NEH ORLEANS, Nay 10.
The schooner Virginia Antoinette. from Tam
pioo on the Sd, brings $4,000 in specie.
The British war sfeaI1er Valorous sailed fbenee
Cor Vera Cruz with $500 900 inspVcie.
Political news Unimp0rtant.
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HAsHIHeToH, May TO-
Major Rhett, offs. c. Postmaster in the Army,
has seeded from the Federal Government, leay-
ing q balance of so, 900 against him unadjusted
Lewis lePhsne, Of the National Republican,
has been appointed Postmaster Of the city Of
Washington.