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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

"a h been the prsye Of every patriot that The trsmp and
lu ~ civil t y least spare che pscacts wlImt hI
rpote ths tsred Tepin Of be fser Of h CouniIy but @
Iioss hope dsappoed. Mount ,trooH 80 recently eoase
Grated nu,y 1, lie Immortal Wellington by the ladies oi
An erica has already taso oyerun ~ rd' fTebewo nav
H. trnn pied fdsI foot the Consltou Of tic United stats
or the ashes II hin whom m marty indebcd of
hose Isty brsingy Should the esiious n the wsT take
the United States troops IN thai direction the Cenefs. Shir
docs dub that each AID every man VII tpYoaoh WIN one
reysrenee ard urej no Only TIE tofu DOT 20 VIC
house. groves aud raE which were % eyca H te pes'
and sIestes. Of men ~ eonIi,ii ds.,s
We lad not, however, returned within solne miles
of Alexandra, when loi the roadway was blockaded
by fretb fallen trees and other inpedimeDts Fancy
conjured an expected attack with incosed between
the armies. reconnoitered the posiilon from an
adjoining hill In tie field, and determined upon quick
and desperate flank movement. The fence came down
In double quick time. and up the bill the carriage drove
rapidly with ts nervous inmates. On We went, until
all was passed and another fence suffered summary
fall We soon came up with the axmen who bad done
the mischief under " orders since noon" They gazed
and wondered, while we made sport Of fortifcation
that we could drive through with double carriage in
five minutes. Our passes closely scruiinzed no
objection raised, but the detention carried rs past the
time for the last boat for Washington, well pleassd
however, that we had persovered and made this las
yi.it from the North 10 the. tomb at Mount
Vernon and recompensed ourselves by Waiting de-
serted hssyepen" for the frat time In our lives.
Several have hcuIished here till lately but the
traders are now said 10 be In the Southern army.
Here wa find over the door 10 common two-story
kaildip0 on tue street, I" , ---- d. Co, Dealers In
slaves.b We pass through the building where tho
otice once was into q square yard, surrounded by
sheds and barns with rooms oyerhead 10 the e!t we
turn through an iron bar door into subsquare sur
IL Il. -. f.cl clt,iN aIfQhtI
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forrig.u ntmgi.
GREAT BRITAIN.

Lerd John Russell had said, in tic
HogSo OF Commons; that the proposed
conference III regard 10 the slave!trade
had not breu held heenuSe. the Americas
government had refused to take part
III it. 'o5 -..- - H. =.
+ Tie Budget was opened in the House
Of CaiumORs on the 22d April, and de-
bated, Tue opposition. as usual, denounced
.'lt generally, but proposed no amendment.
IMMINENT wAR.--TnE NEW ALLIANCES.
Craze and reliable reports are 'afloa.
that II secret .cempett, For purposes undo.
fined, is established betweea Russia and
France, and tina; England is agair uniting
in closer alliance with i astria. - -
2. One part of this report, at least, seems
so likely, That the watHraEhcss Of the thing
might be sufficient TO suggest the current
rumor But We have little doubt Of its
.trHth, Austria has been always the steady
Toe Of National Freedom IN Eurnpe; and
TO the Freedom Of the Mathematics Eng
land has heveF been friend What
wonder that they should have been always
atllesE Aud allies they always have
been. -;
The Austrian ruEer---a cruel foreign
tyrant in ltaly~-a successful canspirator
against peoples rights in Cracow--a
false king ia @Hmtghry-is, by his very
position, an implaeable enemy to what the
kfeuch call the autonomy fthe iletepend.
cut self-asseftion} of the nations. Eng
land, tho pluAderer Of lpdia, the murderer
of freiand's National Life, the pirate, with
a rohher-hOlt in every corner of the world, 1
Is the enemy of alt mankind Most natn.
raj II is lhat England and Austria should
unite against tie peace and liberties 81
Europe j.. @..--, - 4
There Is amongst Catholics small
is face with a peculiar and st,-rci9a
ID sIoa. His face was striking otN-.'
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Nir.h

In this city, on the evening Of the goth inst
Mr., Isaac -CaAfE, He was born In Rhode
Island, On the 18th Of December, 1891 lie
jotped the Latter Day Saints in April 1888,
when the Saints wee driven out Of Missouri.
and sgttird in Eaavoo, where he gained the
friendship and confidence Of the Prophet Jo-
sePh Smith, andalt good nrun. Father Chase
was among the early settlers ia Utah, where
he has led a life of honest industry, and he
died in the fun faith and fellowship of the
Saints
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IVOOI. CA n y.

VIE Subscriber hereby Informs ths pfbiF.
= lhat Ne has removed his ihfea CARING Ms.
ehites from tlie Snsai Weeks: one 10 Pfopo, ID
cafe. Of Ba. NoEroS; one 10 Cache Valley, and
ore ~ Its Ceeeh inst above hts residence
The insc'lf6e on civ creek i low ready ID,
opsraiiqn, and Is HI chsrge Of Bn. THroponE
NusrIs who u ~ rxprriehcsd cerder, and one
,shotf is exp-cftd will atte1d promptly 10 his
business aud give satisfaction 10 an reasonable
PersoI ssIding each lot Of wool i'm i,s tafn.
TtnNss--T Twelve and hslt cents Cash, Or
ons-sstb 1.-The wool .... ~
..s.t ..a =, >..;. 4, ,, YOUNG.
+, VI Ne w6ol will bsrsesfssa nor rolls d..
liAsred on The first day 81 The week commonly
called Sunday. ii. n .s,| r "a 7aat'
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PoLANn.

warsaw adSiccs shy that matters ar,
daily growing worse; and III was feared
lhe transportation Of the people would lead
70. fresh disturbances The vigorous iIlea:
sures taken liaduot intimidated them.
{ Prince GoftschakoT had announced
That official communication would be
made, explaining the extent 81 the con
cessions granted. .;s.. MT i. Il:
Troops were biyouacked in the pablic
squares ..f :sy ,. 81: .l 4. !.
The Russian force in Poland Is TO be
raised to loO, 600 men. f.'.. . .E5..
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w EEKEY ALMANAC.
+: 81 -: : JrSG 1861. ~.
q New Moon ST Oh. f2n. an.
.MarEita::

3D. oS Sunday, May 26th. in the It'll Ward, by
Ehief MchlAster, f j. Books and jazz War,
son, all Of Ills citys ....
In DAVIS County, near. Pennington. on the
2sth Of May, by Bishop Hcsa J.. r. MrrcALF,
Of San Bernat'iino Cal, to ELIZA ARxELL, OF
Davis County, U. T, ....
%. Houhd here with loves sweet golden Chain
May joy aud peacr with them remain;
And with union So divine,
May they In rrHIns Of glory shiue. ~.
tS"n Bernardin6 and San Francisco papers
please copyJ
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TAKE NOTI1,i =,

M 2 are in possession 81 ihet PUBLIC ma.
y. w CHINE SHOP Z, sItatsd shout one Gus.
tsf o. a mile west eL w .sSHssr Hpuse,r' where
w y, Expect 70 make C'st and Wrought Iron Ma;
en,se,y Tor ihe public, as may be aErse5 ppoR4
q. We wait. hi sxehshRe, evoke, cnal. ola 80,
and wrought Iron, cash, prodbes. etc, /. J
I: Z ai5 n w DERRICK
S3H ~ iai. NATHAN DAVIS
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PRANKraRr. Nav 92,l

~, ~. FKANAI0RF, May I'd. :
a resolution that the Governors pro.
eIanlation Of the s0ili contains the trae
position that Kentucky shonld occupy
during the, strife between the Uutted aud
Confederate States was>rejeete4l.
An act amending the State @militia law
by WHICH the State guard are Required to
swear to,snpport' the Constitution of the.
United States aud Kentucky, passec :;
yeas, 40; nays, So. 49,. =
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Useful knowledge. - ess-NIakinr
3a5<i: Made Easy. ri II. q 4. n


EssoNS III Cutting Ladies, 4 chiIarsn.,
~ DRES Si:s will BE- gwen BY Miss EL.IzA-
BEIH I'LL Ts, ENG htiolf street, 6iL Ward.
This adiEIt able ~ isis M 0f Dress Cutting has
teceiysd The patronage otasyefai thousand FAINT.
Hes To tie principal cities 81 tho East, and hae
inyatt4bie glstnpeifect satsfae ton; n 81.
+. The system y entirely: new, and arranged
with the greatest precision 10 III 81 sizss', ana
FORMS 4 81. IL ~. s n s;s:s n 49, -:
Ladies' who are uan "a 10 airy thing or The
kind, can with the nd OF Ibis .,ari, t them
stis' with the a. most elise aud AeeilIaey. To
hose ri gagged IN the hntiiIets Of Dress InSkfrr.
~ is IF the utmost inpofiauGs. Unlita al Other
ibolss, y glyessa Perfect III ON The shonlder.
Almost any person can teafn III 4 few tlay e 10
NJ themsslfesot Others. Id any style dssif skle.
{ AL are kindiy igfied q call and see. tfrn
juags' Cutting patterns. Iihings ana aresssa.
sst,aatfd apetfret ~. Embroidery stunned
Mis- Tafls respectfully returns thanks 10 her
ffiendE and the public generality ici past favcss.
and soieits q Continuance 81 their tistfoAage Sc
has large assortment of seieet psiierbs A. d L
trtqnenily making new patterns IrT ssv style
dsrirsblt for coat work; also fins FrenrtI
Embroidery, Bnidlugr ciaiH stitch, FIsnrsI.
Se.,aone to order. \, ;,s'; ~ : 7I.tf 5
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sTRAYED, on srorrN.

I'm the sight % ne i9th from tatl.n Relae,
~ pasture = CREAM c0L0RED HORSE,
eight years cldI branded j. p. o. right thieh'
7. Any Ietsrn who = y deIfvst sid boiss 10 VII
Plrley's Park shall Be llbsraily rewarded.
Z 5a52t HYRUM BURGESS.
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FRANCE

All tie great mercantile houses in Mar.
settles bad suspended pay nlent. Their liza.
bllities IN some eases, were very heavy.
The suspensions were caused by the Turk.
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FASHIONABLE TAILoRs
THIRKILL L SPRNAT

CONTINUE 10 do business At the ala SIsnd.
~ three doors north Of Townsena's HotsI,
supply Of clOrh, suitable for CoAFs, PAsrs.
and YIsrs, always on hard. = = 80
BUcgsKIS CoAIs AID Paws made 10 order.
t'ther pisfn or 70 the most fashionable and Al
TisrICGLLT EstBRnipEREp style. ~ .'1gEil
CntiihR done. IeTRA reasonable. I'D ..
BpcksKiNS aud RuRS WANTED, far
which the highest market PIIee will be given,
35H - - : =
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REMOVAL
c. TRAVELLER,

CAair Gad Cabinst MaHgaotRrey, Msin Street,
one door north Of he Pony Egpress, i.
nEGS 10 tnform his friends add the inhabi,
ID rduts pE the Territory, that he has CON
Heaeej business as above, and hopes BY strirI
attention to pllerders, 10 merit a siaI Of Their
patronage and support c. r. viii have al
kinds Of Furniture on hand. COiins made Oh
tie shortest n0'iss, TT. 20 3n
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WEST AND mAmnIonnI-


I WISH TO irfotm the public that am pre.
i pared to run eiTcHiar-saw TO rip up lum-
S'I aeanrdlHg TO order, from one inch 10 ak
inches 10 ekr At HE rsIe Of 81 an hour. Also,
char backs, SC; together with good turning.
lathe for oil kinds Of turhing. : :
want immediately 5000 fact Of Cottonwood
plank; 5000 feet OF one Inch White Pine lumber.
and 5000 feet Of sGlniIing. - - -
Brdsl'ets, chairs, Childrrn's chairs, cradles,
tables and I'll other kinda Of furniture Llguys oS
hand, Or m de TO orde'. " ..-;-<! :. =, =:
T.. NJ CAST, T.
l3th Ward, hslf . block moth Of EmIfratIon
S3-n. Street, on State RoSd. J ?
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. MoNrnnMERr. Nay aed

I =. = :. WONfGpMERy, May 22d, -
" Congress adjourned late last night To
tileet at Richmond july 10th. The tarifl
Ebtil passed with nnimportunt amendments:
also un act calling district attorneys in
the. field to appoint substitutes in their
abseqce from their cirenits. 49,. -:
The patent otiice'biIl has been signed
Mr.. Rhodes was appointed commissioner
No new military appointments were
made. ...~ -, III. H =. =.
A committees was appointed to make
arrangements 10 transfer the executive
department to Richmond McSsrs. RSyts,
llapter and Metnminger are tive con-.
mittee. -. ~. r..
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HALIFAX, May 22l,
Tie. fFigate st, George Prince Alfred
aboard, arrived this evening. II,

=. =, - = - :. CHICAGO, May 22d:
T The currency question is still unsettled,
and the greatest confusion prevails ia
business circles II is understood there
Is prospect OF. an amicabIe arrangement
being made. by the bankers to-afgIt
From all parts of. the State we hear of
depression 10 trade Of an kinds, in conse,
quence Of the disordered condition of the
curre1cy In some localities the farmers
utterly refuse to sell grain unless paid 10
specie or exchange.
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LIST OF AGENTS.
GENERAL Aarsr rok RIM EssrEHs srArrs
Han, W. II; IIoopst. 4"

4 sStNAkAk AGENT. FOR THE EAsrERs sTArEH,'
Hon. w.Ii, Hbnpst. # n 4
{... atNrss AGEsr ron cAttroEslA. y
.,>. ~ DSistt Eysleth, l..g. 4. y /. ...,-.
/ ..., oENERst kaENfs ron .ckche .eoeS4Y. 4
seth y. Bla'f. Esq,sni Jaaes Peter Vaughan
GESknAt ngEsT EeR GEEEs AIyER eorsry.
Judge William Carer. a .:z.:
eESERlL AeESr ron TtE clLiYonS,a Ann
Fs$s SALT LAkk MAIL EoUyE. r.,
Alajot Howard Esan.
.z@ / Il wasHisoToS rspsrT. II 5...z
Il santa Ciara, JScob Hdm6lin, Tooa win.
/ Joshua T. Willes; VIFKen CITY and t:taffnr
sIxfps z. IohhseF; Washington, J. D. aicCal.
loIEh,.: 4. >s'
IVA. nov cot,xTY. III Il. s5
Cedar City. RichsTd vi Morris; Parowan
IameS Levi Parasoonall, MsIias EiaIrl !, SUN,
nit Greek, Seth Johnson. ], ,.sl M = (. &.
nEAFER corsTy ....4 Il. /
Be,ses; Judge d, y. 1irOmasi MrE.srilIs,
ii II. MtLr4ap copxrY. y. .' ....
!, Fillmore, Ino a, Ragi Cedar sprfipgs, Lev
Sewage, jn. i 4. y 4. I....
4 . r.. SAN rrrr cosSrY.
E. - - T.. : g. + T.
Mapti, Geo. Peacock; Far, Ephrait,, il. :.
Peterson; M6ilnt Pleasant, Wm Morrison.
Marehi, u w Bradley; Fountain q reeu, q, ~,
.loiinAent Spring TSRa, X, N. Alfred; Aortt,
Bend, Jas. n Jones +: 81 a. a. .7
MI. 4, Il 1. JttkB eousrY.. :. .@ "a I. q.
;, Nspiti. r. ., Fqotes willow Geek, Job6
Cearif. .s.s =4.... (. .,.. 3 "a \.
III, f. . CEDAR corNTY, =. " +:
Camn= Floyd sul Fairfield. Msssfs. Walker
bres, ceeisr Fort. }. Redebdck :s:
.. ...... 4. - rrsl eepxrY, 81 =.:
/: Ci1sitsn, VIM Price; santaauFi, YIN Nc.
RtldFi Psysolb,. ]: /. iIards, p,a.fos,..
u: y NJ Joliejj spa9;sh Fisk, s n Weilr;
sPfifgsite, A.;Jobnson; Pioto, VIM. Mlltsf
AMI u H Cfuif; Pheasant Grove, w q Stsr.
Egiii Anaticat, fvfks r. Hafriagtoni I,elii,
L Y HLa'Fhi Alpine cry, y w Sades,
81. ' i. Il + 6 sksT sair LAKE coUNTY.. .a
= GtraGer's Mills, ID a Allen, Dsasr,rayfls,
g Sri sbtlty; Euion, d. s Cismentss Alartnori,.
ie 81, lee Bg Cottonwood, D Brin.5
tGIf Mill Greek. Erank'iu; NtffE West MilE
GrFekt William Pgs; Taylay.,iIc, s, Hen
MICS; sGgsr Home MafI,G srirghant Snuth
lSatt0Re ped, A. C2ha0a md Jos. Hammond,
Fort Hstrtin4h, ) J. SIoekiHg. 8 =.
:. =. =. >foofLK eottxrr :: !:
Tooeis CITY, Ell 3. Ks,fssY; GtatitsyIlle, A. G.
Bto,Sfti; r. I. .Ctiy, Geo. Bfyo6s i: !: :.
II. ..-'s s,f1MuiF couSrT. =. -. ~
Rush alley, Robert Aili:sr. 49,, =: ,....
. :. II. /. !: nNHrs cou&rY =. /; :: =:
B'en,4fut.W s. MAR; :CenteFviils. Wffiam
Rrdyrst Farming Smith and Jas. Len.
bead kaEsy'ltet Z. E'yteh. = =, : y.
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TAKEN UP.

"a RED and BLACK foursyear Old STEER.
"a ;with5g biaHds;a lstile Mhits al The ead
OF .sik The owaerk TtgutsisdiS prevs pro-
I -S9-2t lsta a'tIs Oh Ward, u s. Il. CITY. a
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ish government not providing FOR its ac.
ceptances, ard the refusal Of tie Bank Of
France, 70 continue It's advances.
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N UnR An
r "A x SO MI Il.

III: ~. - = - - IN Y =#
:"AATED, moo BEEF HIDES. also
FISH OIL, TAILow and LARD. -.
I, Coed Fay and a iibsrul p,iee will be gwen for
The above By - - =.
..>... w DOUGLASS,
= - -. u: r. On Of the Liberty Pole,
- 9-on W.. r. Paysonr Utah Co.
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ALBANY. MAY 23d.

:. :. -. ALBANY. May 23d,,
The National Bank OF Albany, after a
consultation with bankers here this morn
ing, has concluded to stop business, and
wind up their affairs. -. j..
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.WAsnlNGroS..: May 22.l

=, NJ: :. WAsnlNGToS;: May 22d. =
tae Navy department. has adopted a
nsN aud secret system OF sigauis for tht
use o. vessels IN the service, The State
department. will not furnish passports to
Ul]ehs OF seeded States, unless. they
s'se ample proof Of loyalty. EfTorts
s we're making 10 keep the New York
s 5.S Regiment three months longer
u The service. D..
4, a Washington special dispatch to the
.it3 j oFk Express says there were now
s S.Hlg.t"9 strong regiments under arms
0Fte, iaeiadttig two regiments Of regulars.
q. evnerat Scott wants sixty thousand
aea along the banks Of the ONO and
:A1sS'ssippi rivers, w!giglr prfp.,e;isy the
T ny 81 any very 4gdge force 5otlfAg @gaap
haEpers Ferry from tie W.zl. H. t,re.
ss"I, The GoTcrpai1ytt does not sfom 10
'', re- much about that poiBt. =
~ he secohd- regiment Of regulars in
NiRilesotd, ten companies Of dfasoloi,s.
ssn1 W. aud hfantry- iu Utah. and the
~ S!'h ana seventh regiments oil infantry in
.s'sslH-'eNleo, aad part OF the tEufh repii-
a Itht are also alt ordered here. Mime.
y "a S,,l VIII he guarded by the first regiment
~ ! In volunteers, and New ALexi.
S ~ ~ Y Two " regiments Of volanteers raised
y the Government.
ma; A Raleigh dispatch in yesterdays
r ni;sH'qond ha41tirer, says there was great
t ~ over the unanimous vote on the:
, ,Sssss = ordinance; Que hundred guns
~ y iiFea III celebration Of the severance
s !, saS union Of North CaroIida with the
JRi "na,ss Yankee Gorerhmeut. A.
avs 80" ,'s,, 20 the same paper from Norfolk
,noS 80. y Tires thousand troops were
IA NJ, ny SewaIEs Point OIL the
1osretura. =. ''''t'','a1' eS .uia
iillac = steamer LEFT Portsmouth uader |
Oh 3. Truce for the Federal Fleet off
dasisi,, eslt carrying n omen and ebjidrea
,s.E.s 70 join their nortbcrn FrisnTs- :,
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BAErtManE. MAY . III

= .- =
The New York second Repin,entt
passed through this city to-day: They
were well received and clleered in some
parts Of the city, Il i l5:. T.: J. 81. :.
Hont ChauRccy Shatfer made Il speeeh
tg:the New York Seventh Regiment to.
day. lie invoked them by no means TO
return home before the close. OF The war
his understood they viii be guided il
this matter by General Scott, and are
willing to remain II there is a prospect of
aspeedy opening ofthe campaign :. :.
II Two PhitadGlpEia% companies have
seized a,large quantity OF arms stored il
an uGoccHpied shouse, comprising fifteen
muskets marked !" Yifgfnia. inuskets;n also
four thousand pixies. Tho whole were
taken to Fort MeHenry. !, The arms had
been in the custody Of the city aathori.
ties. ..<.i :; ~. : :. 'l
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HA TTIMGZ

ME sahscTi6er hereby gives notice to The
" X pltbiio that hr has fesamed the above bust.
CITY, one block north Of Temple Block :.
II: - WANTED, f. .:.:.
All kindS Of furs, for which 4 liberal price win
~ PHidj also Saxouy sheep and lambs wool
fire wood, sc. -. : -.
.1lf -. T. JOSEPH l., HEYWoon.
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CAIRo, Ill. NJ

!: ~, -. IAiRo, H. May 22d.
IaFee thfrty-two Pounders arrived here
TINS evening Carriages are expected to.
The work of terrifying Cairo com.
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Bnsrn.x My oisf

L is reported TIE u. s. brig Balm.
bridge will proceed direct to AspinwalI
and act as convoy To- the California
steamers crossing the gulf and protect
them from pFiFateors, 2; :=''., =
a resolution amending the Constitn.
>l ! n. allowing naturalized foreigners the
ngat o. suffrage after a years residence
~ ! lle State passed both Houses of the
Legislatureto,day.
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Wasalseros, May 2is.

z. : NI!it NJ " 2-Ist. -
The President and the cabinet, aud
other prominent personages, attended the
funeral d Col yiosbprg. 5....
Surgeon Fipdhy viii. be appointed
Surgeon General of the army, in place Of
Dawson, deceased. =s=. u. ...:' ..1.
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49,. AloNrGoatKhS, May s1st. :
Governor Ellis telegraphs to Presi:
dent Davis that North Carolina Inns
passed an ordinance Of secession uuani
- 3.} n 5'==t : =. + -:
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d11|ftO0d, Gen Butler hni
Iaf1 Va AZ once Is active move
I'D. ori, |ysinihs and viii directly rc
a, ND Distractions IN Norfolk haTbor
ii ousand Mississippians had az.
Harper's Ferry, to-day, ana two
u hts from Alabaiia. Yesterday
are all a hard lot The small nov
|broken out among the troops there.
+. IThe adjonrned meeting Of The Wheel.
IT AZ convention, Of the 4th or June, Mill
/ ibe attended by delegates from counties
4 west Of the Inotutains, and The convention
( will beurged 70 declare tie conduct n
TIE authorities o. Virginia, nsnfpations 81
power, and the actors rebels aud traitors.
Instead Of dividing the State. the poley
/ will be proposed Of forming proyisional
government for The whole State, aid AZ
election will be proposed Of d Governor
and State officers :,... IT
ExsGoy, Floyd, having been commits.
stoned as General In the ConfeIerate
service, has commenced raising d brigade
in Virginia Z, n y !,
A dispatch, dated Portsmouth, from 4
Southern source, says. owing To The firing
into the battery on Sewallst Point lively
times are expected and perhnps troons
will be marched " the point from Nor.
folk. " II M !. = n. ~
4 Al special dispatch to the Pos. from
Washington to-day, says force of one
thousand rebel troops left Harper's Ferry
Yesterday for Grafton, Va, 10 resist the
passage Of Federal troops FROM Wheel
ing. 4. SEA 0 q i
+.. A special Dispatch TO tho Compiegetial
says the Governor Of Delaware bas mn
pegted Mr.. Dupont MAJOR General 81
"A State. He Is d graduate Of West
stsst; has seen service, and IS the iteIg-
y manufacturer Of gunpowder. II
~ Inc Commercial learns from .anthenticl
z sources that the extra session of Congress
] Will DO short. Business, cotnpaetly, ar
ranged and presented according to pfesents
appearances, almost perfect ullanimi,y
8 viii prevail Auimpetns will be given |
tolisal sentiment and everything done
tiatscau be 20 bring the contest to { /
speedy termination. Z. !: :...
LIZ Information just obtained lends 10 the
firm belief that England iltti Fgs.see .WiilH
concur with our Coy III: tae EegsI
taken 10 Teasseft lis arfy |. Il III IA /
the case withall the diplomatic repfesea.j /.
tatiyts in Washington. ii cordial mn
derstanitng exists with them ali. Y III win /
befoGad that Lord Lyons will fully snI,.i
:, port the views expressed in the =iastrnc- (
lious TO Mr. Albums. Il 4. ..s. s..:s J..
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ne ~ sI,..,Is 81. Louis, May 22d, i
Aali.sa.s entered into yesterday, be.
1oladt i ieagte-
4hleA Nsa TIE prayers q salhts, cg 2
Nll.s Wysslhi among the tres and the
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in lin repair has left Enclosed. When
co happens, ! ay quite out of hearingi