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, 1861-05-08

lsr- PAUL, May 7.-The regiment called for
from this State has been mustered, and GOV.
Ramsey has tslegraphed to the ePresident' that
second regiment Il ready. for o1ders.- : The
following reply Was received from 7Wash-
lngton; n..-; - t's.s;t' :. .:.:''S
To. Governor RAMSEY: ;--se.:: -; ,''' =,
:. The General In: Chief desires you to send
tWo Companies :of, your regiment to Fort
Ripley; two to Fort Ridge1y and two to
Fort Ahercrpmble, to relieve The companies af
the Second Infantry at those posts; ~,
Keep the remaining companies at Fort sneI.
Ign until further orders. ,...::
The movement Is to be Inada as soon a.
ypnr Companies are fully armed and equipped
:, Communicate to the Commanding officers 1i
the three posts 1irat,named, thatozders To pfa.
ceed to Pittsburgh, Pa, Is, soon as relieved,
will be sent them by mail.
ED. TOWNSEND,
.. ,...,. Assistant Adjutant General.
, 1861-05-08
FRANCE AND. THE. u. STAIRS
mr.. SepeTd'& Instructions to Mtntssar
- = - Dayton.
DFf1aTaENr or STATE. |
WARRINGTON, May 4, 1861. (

SIR: The dispatches Of yo1r predecessor,
Nos, III, 49, aud 12o, have been received.
The latter, acknowledging the receipt of our
letter Of recall, and announcing his intended.
return, requires :no special notice. No. III
bears the aase Of 5th Of April last: y con
VIEWS of he policy which this Government
ought to pursue in regard to the disturbed
condition Of affairs at home, but at the sanne'
time gives III no information concerning the
state Of aHAiIs In France -:.~:.:-5
The instructions heretofore transmitted 10
zYou will show SOL. the Presidents views on
the subject MI. Faulkner has discussed. and
these viii be your guide, notH1ths stAnding any
different opinion your predecessor may. have
expressed or LEFT On record at Paris. ::
- No. 119 bears date o1 the 18th Of April last,
and contains report of On official converse
tlou,- and. also ofan unofficial one, held: BE-.
tween Mr. Faulkner AEud N. ThonVeneL In
the former conversation II. Thouvenel asked
Mr. Faulkner whether there Is not some' df..
Fursisy Of opinion In the Cabinet Of the ETeAiz
dent as to the proper mode Of meeting the
difficulties which n.,w disturb the relations Of
Tie States and the General Government. Mr.
Faulkner, IN reply, said that he had no fnior-
i5nation 81 the subject, The matter is Of no
great moment, yet 1t IL desirable that thefebe
n0 DISQUALIFICATION of.the true state Of the
/ tGoYEfnh1ent II the present emergency. fou
may, therefore, recall that conversation TO N,
Thp1venelfe memory, and then assuIe him
explicitly that there is ne diffsIepee Of pinion
etitutional advisers, OF among those advisers
'thgnHelreA, concerning the policy that has
nett1 pursued and which Ii now prosecu
ted By the Administration In regard to the
*unhsppy disturbances existing in the country.
I.Yhe 18th Of Executive duty has thus. far
bsfn too plainly marked out By stern necessi.
! ty to be mistaken, while the solemnity Of the
! rrent emergency. and the responsibility It In
, 1861-05-08

Mr. Russell the iarnoss correspondent
,ot tie Lonaoa 2smes, writes tApfil l., 10
fhas has paper, ;0,at he has not met Z single
man in the United States who marifestss
any particular lore for,the Union OF. the
Government under which we live; and he
Rasstll> doubts whether any euch thing .as,
genuine patriotism exists here. -. Il the
TIMES correspondent hiss not got TOO. far.
south to Aear a-y reliable news; he has.
probably discovered slight mistake in his
azk3sAte of An ericau character.
, 1861-05-08
RaunAgIEan1a-K.1x1sI
Reeo1Qti0uax -

Resolutions - ''s7',, ::
HARRIsnuaqn, May lit Reems to be the
disposition Of soma IT the members of: the.
Legislature to restrain :, the Coy ernor from,
using full military prerogatiVe a. commander7
in-chlef Any such bill Will certainly be Ye-
.tosd--: -!::s::: 7* i5; ..''
Mr.. Williams, of "Alleghaby, pro-
posed preamble and resolutions, reviewing
the Baltimore massacre ,snf troops; and "a u
they wete brutaliy murdered; and declares
the right Of the Federal, troopsite pass peace
ibIy over any part: Of the soil Of; the Unitsd
States; and that a slaughter of troops 10 trear
son, whether done. under the, authority Of q
State or private persons :; v. calls on the Gov
eminent to demand the SURF ender for condien
punishment, Of all persons engaged in; the II;
ot;; says the refusal Of the border slave sfatea
to contribute their quota 'ef troops, or their
assuming . state Of nentra1ity, ia q renuneia-
tton Of their al1egience. 1t Is the duty Of the
Government to reduce reyolRa citizens to uu-
conditional submission, That no compromise
can OF ought to be msde;- i,:.,s:;i l,ayc !;
, 1861-05-08

Especial Dispatch to the n. I. Tribrue.] s., =
= Governor Spfag1e, Of. Rhode Island, haf'
made srtangements for 4 Temporary abs enc9
from his forces, but: :feesised an tntimRtfon to-
#srd7 and ithst, Il he desired: to be with, them,
he haa better remain: He at once gave up his
contemplated trip, -feasHurnsd thfrke Of his
Re1keauippe0. regiment; and with them, is
ready to m8roa sta MON ent' e. warning. His
;forcs numbers $780, anc1ud1ng The Marine Ar.
by eFmy ofheers- to be- e4RaF. .toianY they lave
eRer Hesn. Their dest1natfon5 Is nncertaar, but
1t will probably be Norfolk Of Harper'ss Ferry
l.. So shnsy are they ut. the Departments, so
constant IN: the naoven1en6 of troops, and SO
:weIa-dehned IL the impre4steh that som etMng
Is 10 be-done, and that at ohee, that many tim
Id peapae -and cause for q trip to New. Xo1k,
aad it will be well for those remaining that
they sxn qupe... ,:':::.. 1.'E y 80; -
" Tne city vas startled abeht .six o'clock By
tbs firing of guns neat: the Navy yard, and
hundreds fincked TO see: ff9 cause1 They as
certaaned fnat 1t .Hss the 4aEfEaI Of the ateam-
en- Star of the South, Wyoming, New Yofk,
!. There are scores ofrumors fitting about tbs
city concerning the policy ot the AdministIa-
-tioa::, But, Whntevafs the rQmufs may be, this
faetis, settled. The. administration Ii at work
--at work in the right direction, and Is strik
ing heaYy blows apon the head aad front Of its
.enntun,1cious children. The; papers, for i
fortnight eagutng, Hin BE- flllet with accounts
of, what Gosenmenth has don't, :as, for the past
/ fortnight, they haEe beth cred themselves as to
what It ought to do. 49,,
II Gen: a<aaslett' here on very important
! business for tie Government, connected with
the maintenance Of Its t8upreHaacy on the
frontier. the SUCCESS Of which might be p1aced
In jeopardy by any disclosure. OF ,its point and
purpose; -" =. -. =: =.
The Massachusetts sixth; with $50 men, ar-
command ut the Relay Hunse. The intention Of
the .Go7eznment.is to open the xoute from the
Relay ,House by, Woodstock :tothe No1thA1n
Central Railway, avoiding Baltimore, ID ]
stated yesterday. until the bridges are rebuilt
apd rpads repaired: The steamer Cambridge
from Boston has szTived with stores, &C., .f6r
the Massachusetts regiment, and Vin be
ponght by Government: :a;t,;-. -: 49,: -
, 1861-05-08
VN1F0kAS FOR THE ZEN RER4~


By the TERMS of the Ten Regiment bill,
The volunteers sre required to furnish their
!bian uniforms, whieA arc prescribed IN The
Proclamation Of G6dss 1sdI consist Of
"a blue er gray round jscket a1d Fasts of
United States Army pattern, army
) cap, two flannel shirts, two pairs of dra@a
"ern, two pairs of socks, and one pair bro
. gan shoes" It becomes the duty Of the
citizens of each locality. tozaHppaz these
uniforms to the volnnteers, Chicago wifi
gladly fur ish them to her companies. and
we 1oub 111ot other towns and cities il the
6Aate: VIII ao:tAe same. Who viii do the
work. CHEAPEST Let,our caathing and fur
1ishing establishments adult rtiaesssaeir pro
posals for the articles required. s sa.
, 1861-05-08

TIN NEW 5taRsxY ii '84o7inI4-,The patriotic
battle.aalda 1t Tfr1uton, - F1ianston and Mona
mouth, hss nobly reappldsd to tbs e1u Of thu
government AZ ! Alngle:dash In q aotiua of
slxteen steam prQpe1loIs, sia tim Raritan and
DE1awaIa c4nnl. t5e Delaware: river: and hay,
tbd ettseltt canal fsqm that bay to the Chesa-
psa1e, And thence down to Annapolis, abe has
Tent qdite 8 respectable. Attla army Of JexseY
Ahdes 70 defend and plaintain the integrity Of
Tie Union. Wall aaae for. New :Iezsey, or
rather 0M IeIaaYl ene can. no, 1oagef be
s9o1nle1 9glslae. ths4 United .eta*ea.-.219Fsts
3V3k RSfTEAS tss :,
, 1861-05-08
:NOTICE - FOR PROPOSALS
EuR SUPPLY Or MARINE Baspl1aa,

- "a:-- - Collectors Once: AaJ 1st 1851 .
Eotee b hereby xtFsa faat sea1ed proposals. aceom
panied pY pfppeF Guarantees according to fpyIAs to
s. fasnisAed e sppheat19n is thia oftca viii BE-
eaivsd theses4 until = ecloSk msE1aaa On IS fEst
HpltM At thke eaaE Win tne articles Of Provision,
Wrdf3tne &c. enumer.ted in said forms. The Quan.
lilies t$nted estimated With reference to the usual
n1mbeF or padenta IN ths Hospital; bat the rn1tsd
srsasea accordingly ss they nay BE- actually required
articles dsdyeret Il hs Hospital are not Ia t.e
1rArUseat ps tha Phy8ta8p, Of the best quality. A44
sdaptsd 70 the Hospital will be st liberty to fe]ees
ha 70 other asscles IA thsf atea4 and
fhe tonfra fprfces Tht United stAts reserves the
sht 10 aeee The proeosAs tor the whole a any pos
-ns1 OF tde astfcies sperthed. .
rmra es57 I'm. Julius WHITE Coilactor.
, 1861-05-08

that have already sur1iiVed dozen national
changes and changes of government IN Almost
.syery other couatFy. Ehese will stand here.
after, as they are nov, oa5ecta Of human Won
der and human attfscttffon:s 1pt haye seen, On
the eve Of Jour departure, Tie elasticity Of the
vernment, and the 1a7ish' of the M
tional treasures to thls great 4eahae. Tell u.
Thouvenel, then, with the highest contidera~
ton aud good. feeling, th&t tie thought Of q
dissolution of this Unfon, pe3ceab}y or BY
force, has never entered into the mind Of any
il be dismissed BY statesmen In Europe.
:. ain, Sir, respectfully yonr obedient seF
1..~'.'..,; = ~; 10y VII. r. sKwxKtEDIi.: .
i. TO WuIIAA J.. DAYroN, E4qSStc, &C. ~,
, 1861-05-08

su .NEm:yoak, May. 7,-Eight companies of
aapper6, and .m{neGehaye been mustered Into
the. service also i've companies Of Col: Ba-
ker,s California. regimank Cot Hawkins's
zon8vea;Nal be mustered into service to-day,
and 4t4ned with KafeId;Ihess "::: 49, =. !:
:. NestYorh and Philadelphia have been mads
trated HI these cities are to be sent rs 3 last
emesgsaey to any point, by sea OF land. The
GoysEuRent has accepted the tender Of various
yachsattl1aRd they be armed Tor ;fsvekue
snrrieay g -" - ~
, 1861-05-08

This etxte of Ohio HES favored by dratt
drawn On her for thirteen regiments Of yolun-
tsssx. Il xas promptly honorsd. The troops
are distributed in camps ss foa1nws: At Camp
.Jskean, columbus, 5000, 1t Camp Taylor,
Cleveland, 1900; ii Camp Dennison, sixteen
. miles fron Cincinnati, 500 and at Camp
Harrison, ak zailes northeast OF Cmcinnsti, Is
small encarpmeato of LOCO, making total
p1 1900, There ue also 1000 IN Lancaater,
Ps.. which were sent east when Washington
~ In hi greatest danger. In addition 10 this
tors.; It is proposed that tho State put Il. 900
-,snea into, camp and hold them subject to q
.xsqussttaon from the President, when the nc
,ess.aties Of tbs service requires them.
, 1861-05-08

Kentucky for ahe Union Atth Z R9sh.
s23FA&as, 7'Kx., VI; t7th.-Boarbon eou5tg:
gives $50 majority Tor the Union. Nleaolsa
tSa4sa hal. ri ths Uaii85n: BIsckae eountT
47,MA msj. for tha Union ~EAHss. .eopnty 1,sio;
nl1. Tor tAe Uhlon.. Fleming county Loco
maj. for the Un1on, =: = - ~:
, 1861-05-08

c..3336lncdl DiApatsh To ciicaEo Tribune a.
;:..::..- i: & ..-.-...,. tEAIRo.4 NaytY ISL. i
:, Rumora are constantly increasing puspoft.
ing ~ EARLY attack on. .G.iro.. People from
!Teanfasee state that attention is being :withc
drawn Aom Washington and turned 70 Cairo.
r.: Tomorrow: the first brigade of Illinois vol:
unteers. principally at Cairo, will hold an
brigade election for Brighter Gsneral. ,-A1l
QQiet.i - .r.74,.:-is"i- ...
, 1861-05-08

.7r PHu.ApK1,PH1A, May 7-senator Bsyard Of
DalaNs1s. arrived hare this, morning, having
maas aIbn hin; Hs 1Was taken into Custody
at tfle aapot hele,l lbnt Fas discharged by My
u HanrH hb haFing ;ap* charge against him.
- MI B9 deniesy having been lately at Mont
gortnery,;as Wasreported. but las been TO New
OrleaassQn private business. BE returned to
Tilminpn to-day, .:.:.i:,.:.-. ::': = !
, 1861-05-08
-~ca1eAao FNoDuo1: TRADE. ::
Tbs receipts and shipments Of Produce
fs,tfinp: :Ihe' mast week were as follows. -

HeQIG1uR LQH u0uI W muH<sts Iaio %'t@@1
receipts Of grain during the past week
amount to 9o4e2t bushels, and tte ship: IL: !:
mepts to, 1, ,9s5, coo bushels. The stock
IN store is thus reduced during the week
upwards Of one million Of bushels. .s,..,,-: :.
Besides the supply Of grain from points
usually tributary to Chicago, owing to the
i. fear that: Missouri would join the rebel
States, quite large amount has been re-
eeiyed here from points along the Illinois
and Mississippi Rivers, whose- trade has.
hitherto been attracted to St. Louis Flour,
: too, which has usually, sought Southern
raarksts, has been attrnctsd hither for the
same reason , :.
6 In this connection Ee would state that
-already two st. Louis commission houses
: haze raoved to Chicago, and more are ex-
= = pected to follow at an early date.
>: The following table shows the total re
s::oeipte Of produce ip this city since the 1st
~ january Inst compared with tie. re-
::scesipts during the corresponding periods in
, 1861-05-08
ptira6(1l hume:
WEDNESDAY, dAYss, 1861. =, :,

MASSAcHUsETTs aTKLL AAEAD.
Massachusetts, 7od bless her), stll leads
In: The great rsuse in which all: patriots are
embarked. ashe Yesterday rendered the
first regtueAtsa 41e Government Ior Mree
yeazs serFhe, e6der the 4ew cali o{ the
President. - -"HSs*skt
, 1861-05-08

:. :, :: Instructive Fire at Saginaw. .. :.
(: DEraefr, May=7-Al lfirstAt' East Saginaw
destroyed eighteen bull dfnge on Water street,
below(34nesee, Anda qnsntity of lumber and
etsyea. Loss estimated: at so COO. insured
for upwa4h Of $4,000 .s:: 1t. = -. - =
, 1861-05-08

s.ns.aaE 81 ;sehoone,5I: ,Ri,Tietsman.-Eavs i,it
r. .:'' LIVES HcAs.. ~ - :
|, * u.,Busrxlo, .Ms7 7,-schoonW Freemnn .fror,
Datioit, eth . cargo Of corn, Was sunk' near
TIE House IF Fl night l ia % storm; I'd Fiys
ssJl.r y1vTTst6 novhA : : -=-i--'
, 1861-05-08

FEV UN1RAG1UEk1A Ar y Il .p1-
Il HEE DEALERS Tie suhscxfbar VIII Iecetve
vftsen proQoaa!s untl tae 5th ol Luz nsxt tor
ishlng naf=.Alg ard doirE tbs following labs OF
WoGE viz: =. -. =. -:
too, q anoat .te falloxtng dinenions. vtx:-no@ 10
t2sea e 81 - I'd Ill high Timber mua. b. Is isehss
sqnxte saVed h=wed; lie plank to inctes thick
Ism q open to this point -
Also 70 repair and improve ths L1CE at rald dam
by raising TIE EoArd toWat1px tha .tre Es deepen
Ing In lower enfr4npe, and naktnK ne- gates. 90.
Alao. TO axc4g.ta tsoa saS5 eso cable yards OF
Tie river bed It Wilmington
t1spoaaA may be natde fer A1L Or for 4KPARATa
rofEon> at the hbove wofE, Tot fun sniag Nsse-
TfAtsoIEX, ur ftF wofk and mster1as xSfihE taI-
maats u.ad- n tHsto nary canal oz tal!Ioa0 sa
Iaeu, Or ~ maY be Otherwise ngretd Flsns. spfs2.
. oasiaai &C. and en desired Information Eay g EAt
St WIN ngsoa, by infpeea IA ieqEary
u o. 1hs Chicago alton aid st. Lq9fa A1soas ~
Wlaainztoa, VIII Comfy. III, Aay Isl, 1851. '''
mJ4I5Weod ''
, 1861-05-08

Al this rate Of feductlon, ouf Wafeh0uses;
will sp9p be erppty;s :. hpt with :aound
II currency q the receipts Of grain here would
soon be doubled. At present, farmers, as
= general thing, sell only to psy their
, 1861-05-08

WAsa.o4 e r ~ ae1z -IaeGh.slsston Corr.
:been instructed BY the Government Of the
Confederate States to clear frissse vessels and
cargoas until war u declared and the will Of
Congress is made known. ~.
= General Beankegnsd has Lett Chhhr1Eston. for
MONTGOMERY. -.:
, 1861-05-08
FROM Massachusetts

4;.la1aaI~aA,%f@ @sgas= North Au1eE1eaA.
: .FAHrHan: :Po1Nf, April - hes North Amer
-fcau pAsaed today, News nnIn pprtRnt. Con-
stufs: dull "a (: -: q
, 1861-05-08

: RosFo4, Nay 7.-The officers Of The .Rafst
Regiment, which has BEEN Ii quarters sere1al
days. waiting marching orders, on learning Of
tho official order. from the War Department,
thst no more troops would b accepted under
drew this afternoon, In \ body, aid offered
thsir SERVICES, together with the regiment, for
the fn1l term. .'.,.:.
, 1861-05-08

=. $50! -'-'-' u-..aI
a PhiIadelphinn Robbed In Virginia.
PHILADELPHIA, Mgy IA Iahilade1ph has
just returned from Virginia. Three Thousand
dollars north of his property was seized atr
Richmond, ind he #ss compelled to fly for his:
, 1861-05-08
The Poverty u The northern Troops.
[From the PrqytdsRce Journal.

CFrom tha PrQyfdaRce Journal.
: The Mobile 1dasTaiser having spoken Of
Northern troops as, u poverty stricken and
starving creatures" the Boston ftst says:
~. What silly etuR ia thist Talk Of pTppertY->
Why the commander Of The Rhode IllGnd brisade
bama army without oveEdraw1ng his bank account
whfle his men. are able to purchase Southern
10 csrTy Iii kn1ptsck. 20 = = Tn :
= It has alwA3e 3ebeen'the belief here that men
who have property md position shuuld be
prepared ID defcnd them, that otherwise they
cannot keep. them a1d arc not entitled to
them. There are pri7ates In the ranks Of our
negiment-and In this respfetzong regiment
does not differ from the other New England
forseeEh figure IN the tx book for $780,
90, and eeme much higher, andeseFe1aI whose.
hthers add another 0 to that respectable total.
Amongjthtm Ire d n1mber Of biIthright mem.
-bere at ths Society Of Friends. s. We always
had thst class of Qnakets among us. Nathaniel
Greene Vas one OF them. The meeting deals
very .tendazly. with tbs. aeAnxuents. As In
case Of ssdisordeE1y marriage" they are only
obliged to say. when they come back, that
thay ~ara :. .scr19s and reg nest EuAy b over
looked = aadare not required 70 specify what
they are sorry for, whether for the tough heaf
ox for the breach OF DISCIPLINE ''*
"Obadiah, 2 said one Of or venerable elders
10 his grandson, :" thee knoWs tt Is against dis.
,eaRaln6 fight ~*'7
Yes, grandfather" .
:Afs that shooting thing ii thy hands raaed.'
h.ss FEC 99ss y Fl You don't think would
arm told that is the hest kind; now take II
IFtsht out Of my sight" ''tA;- -
, 1861-05-08
NEW AUCTION AND CON.
IN M1ssIov HOUSE,
1{ff NaAyhnra Et1aa+ fpnrtfao1 p1..f-,

HUGH ALEXANDRA;
FEmps attention will be sis,.'. t;aS t71a
At Residences. or Sto.ks ol Merchandise. ;!,4.-
aid Sa1esroSm. Buyers will at ." rtn4h = i = .n..G
3s.ortMent OF we'll n sda Furniture atr4-,n lad .cr
Private Sale Cash advances will b. nah. Il; h!rai-
tuEe, Dry q ,ods Boots ani Shoes. r-t= e-- fo-
Public Sale. 2a1es b. Auc.loa tnree Lu,-4 !. :ta
Con lynn ants soIicted of hli stcs II T;ta ze i,r
"a, a. salesrooa. Or 11 any art OF ~! ci:-
able terms shaes casntd at olct lust I. r: 7.urea
given p O. Box 3776. a,.rsna
, 1861-05-08

i IudEa :HeuandIe&s on Tsssaon..:.-:
P14ra4uRaH:: April T.-Jadge Mceaadless
Grand 5dfy 81 IL E United ststee tours, r. saa On.
tbs esubieckuf treason: >~s-s4.n "- ~F1 -" I
, 1861-05-08

.;;...;y;t:G,i, From MaF5aand1s ..>;-
Ts tERRDHaIuK, Nd; :May THE Stars and
Shipesare waving' In all disectloua. Two Se-
eessinufaes have bear1 arTeated for cheering for
efE,IxF5S.a $50 T. ts'a :i't - ':s'- 49,. -,
, 1861-05-08
TEE SOUTHERN nEnRxx1op.

MoXemsnt Of Trpopt 10 ~x1ae Relay
House Con; Patterson 70 Msrch
9aroagh Hs3ltsmofe -F~ a. .tHeyenent
81: 1@poR. s.E4AEpeEsH, Perry, .Expectxds-
Temper OF the Troops. 80, = ,
, 1861-05-08
xHtR and 1850:

The following table shows the amount of
Flour and Grain store in this city, (as est: ii:
,rnated BY Mr.. Catliu, Secretary Of the Board
Of TraAeC on the 9th inst, compared with
4ha nrarif.,1s n eek'a statement: q. -
, 1861-05-08
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN
STATIONERY.

Sealed Proposals for fnrntshing the stata Of Iowa
With Stationery, per sched ls folio wing will b
Ia said -tase until tbs 10Th dnJ Of July 1851 On said
dsy snca = shan "a hsse ~ been 5reetvso VII
awAzded to The lowess responsoie bidder Or htddsE;
right let tho CONTRACT in parts t7 different bidders
4dvt.Aole P,upos ;ls MI be sesonpsnled ny ssm:
are be delivered AE the office of the Secretary OF
State 1t the Cnattal bet,ra tbs 10th day Of Ott
bar neIt without caa.na for freight boxes oran3thtnG
extra. over amount bid. -
, 1861-05-08
.'.mofe.TroQp9.

>, H4RaIsBUReH, ii laae Nay 1.-The Governor has
received : deapatch. from the Secretary of
War, to provide quartera for . large amber
S;+-1s aj{&i,yyoT 4rn0ne y. ~ .,
, 1861-05-08
> General Harusy for the Untom:'
--.,.- " W+AsMHaypN. May b. 1851.
The reports fhat q ID. Harvey Il di{aferte{

: 'Ihe reports that Gen. Herney Ii Q34aGerted
TO the Government are gr1nnd less Hs Has
addressed s letter to his friend Col oEallen,
ct st Eouis, declaring tEat he will never serge.
under any-other. banner than the onehe has.
followed for forty years Fl fist 1t he will continue
II tha ze,yIee @ the Goyernment wh3eh has.
he bas b7eath viii he. be IT, -ialt6fal
;add loyal soldier: Re denies the right.
of. Secession; Faysat will lead 10 init
yeEsal - anarchy; :t;tint sthe = seeessaozista'
design: to establish -: military dictatorship,
hive. mode Kar== upon the Government, and
dlRhonored ttsraaZ;: snd that seeeasioh would
BE utter rhIn to Missouri. he dHp1ufa .Eis@
fellow citizens Of that State not to be seduced>
by designing men to become the instruments
OF theaf mad ambition, and, plunge the State:
into revolution; He declares :that. whether.
governed BY feelings inspired; By The f'ag he
aea-soldier aud citizen; OF by hts interest: =
an oWner ofproperty and resident OF Mtseou-
ri, he feels bound to stand BY the Union, and
remaining in 1ts service, viii devote his Efforts
to the maintenance Of the Federal Govern.
inent and the experimentation Of 1ts blessings to
p0Ster1tY.
, 1861-05-08

GUMNER'S HORSE IMMINENT 7
f,En Euo.{2ne an of the Ttrf knd Horse Dealers, -
the Eest liament ever compoAnded !nf tas c1f9 2.
.SFH EYNa T3AILH SQEES THRUSH, SCRATCHES
CUTS AND FO0T-R0E GH3ESEa+
And have volunteered their names - fe1erenee as1
having used Il saysFl Jsafs $50 ~ irsents
dy fof the mango upon DoEs ana sue fs1s9 ~ 4s'-
ss 9ssa. I ssmaads Ralki- I'D. walton. Fsw. Yorf.
11nre Ma d THllEc n,
= r4anasr Hn1 T TFNt,n.4alnks4ps Jszres Irving. ,:
- 49, nai5 Wnoda ReSfnr Msss Wa. Whetlan.
+. 4. 4 sh Atssheock samssi % I MeIsas attn. r. T.
= Iaete1 fe 49, egSs 80 =. WiIt1aru shaw.
Etasah E1ATSI 9 TESsI1..p ~ E1IH r hftG =
I;.R1hrn I;Rh Ye2Ei Vita -, caaslin Essfs, Brooklyn,
snsnnsq s|sRrs : Vinsl :. NeN IoHk. -.
SPGHsa stf7Vsm yYoodrnM ' n Duryezt b1ook1yn, ny
fsoi 4 aood sin, - -.~ Ean Msea, PrQH&sreeRI
Gnaries C. Henry, saluel Perktnsf Aancnes
WhifeoEnh y: - .tef,StHx.-7 ~
Joseph Hale4 g: H4yes, Natick, Aasa, :,
3, Mkynzld, Robert walton, ko1H
XIV Es1.son vs.s1taaisy s@n ea4Eeea. &C ehte.s,
ap4xKH'a FAMILY Lo1Iox b Invaluable for :he ent'
Of 4ptatua, SweAnss- Khsnsua atas1n, DC,
8ExlEEs PILK LnH10z h warranted to Eurp o.
E4l4Ak EhdIGfHiNs. DC. i.s-*; ,.i- :; ~
The Ahnve Reuaea&ea ara tox sale By o. +. FuueF
CO. anA J. Il. Reed Cd; a1So D Drh1gstt Etrtfal1y
04A0nn 3 D0CKRAY. 6e@a Agents pr tae Aagts Aagts
ta3a = Naaaes sask &aea0a'wsss
, 1861-05-08
.vfRersu :ArRAsn THE, !199TH'. WILL
CAUSE WAK. ~: % ~ i, =.

a n9.1s1atanE Soe1e.1 q
, 1861-05-08

Wa suggest that the. Administration that
thta nt,aramosH+ veakef might % put to . good
tered on reasonable terms, vaud pexhaph puF.
chased on still better. lussM1ch ~ the Gov
.efpmept will Wssh. to throw he4vy masses Of
soldiers on points Of the aouthern coast, the;
:: :anR iBastera i tbs boaf for Mat business,
She can carry 4,00o men md Their 1nunstiops;;
/ and aSns at = trip; -Rnd no disappointment
storm, u hss Q9ten kappsasddk- r 1vRes,
, 1861-05-08

WlsaINlisToa, May 1.-THE War Depart:
mentx has; informed; the: Governors OF the.
States which have ordered ont their quota Of
militia under the arst order 6f The Preaident,s
that 1t ~ deairable and preferable that those
-whe have nof bean marched forward should
be mustered In for three yeazs under the sub.
sequent proclamation. Full instructions on
this subj feet viii saun be aseAea.::: s..i
W. Fenbiger Of Cincinnati hhs been appoint
ed Paymaster In the Army.
:. Mafor. Anderson HffN Bottt ia ordered to
honorable duty, The Governments intends
promoting him to Coaoneley. :.::.e: