Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-24

istence of several parties. some of whom
favor the annexation of Virginia to the
Confederate States, and others for separate
independence, and still others who are
unconditional Unionists. Both of the
last two classes refuse to take the oath of
allegiance to the Confederate States.
New YORK, May 20. Government has
decided to establish two large camps,
partly for instruction and for the purpose
of a reserve force. The camp will consist
of from fifteen to twenty thousand men
each. One to be formed at Gettysburg.
P. A., the other probably at Staten Island
The troops at Gettysburg are designed
for action on the southern border when
necessary, and those at Staten Island will
be required for coast service, to be used
at any moment and at any point the gov
ernment may direct For this purpose
orders have been issued for feet of trans
ports to be kept in readiness in the harbor.
ST.. JOHNS, N. F., May 20. The Royal
Mail Steamship Persia, from Liverpool the
18th, was intercepted of Cape Race. A
large quantity of war material was ten
dered as freight for the Persia, but refused
1t is reported that vessels have left Llv.
erpool with letters of Marque, but the re.
port is not confirmed.
Lord Derby expressed q hope in the
House of Lords that the forthcoming
proclamation by the Government will give
emphatic warning that if British subjects
join privateers or become involved on
either side, their blood will be on their own
heads as they can expect no redress from
, England.
, Lord Granville said that would be thu
natural result of the proclamation, which
was only delayed in order that its word
, ing might be carefully considered.
The Times cditorially says the media
ton of England might as we'll be Offered
to hurricane of the Gulf Mexico as t.
} the States of America.
Spain has not yet entered into arrange
ments for annexing st. Domingo to he
| dominions, bat it is announced that slave
ry will not be introduced.
There has been religious instruction
, in Kanzan, Russia, during which seventy
peasants were shot.
, BALTIMORE, May 81. This Afternoon
! two companies under Major McLane cam
( to this city and proceeded to an unoccu
n pied house near Green Mount Cemetery
y and seized 1900 muskets, marked "Vir
e GINA muskets," and 81 boxes containing
e 1000 pixies, marked "from Danneads.
e The whole made 26 Dray loads. The
c were all taken to Fort McHenry. Til
arms had been in the custody of the cit
+ authorities.
8 The Union Men of the Third Distric
{. have nominated G. L. Leay for Congress
# New YORK, May 81. Schooner TX
C Marvel, of Norwich, from Boston for Phil
d adclphia, was burnt at sea on the 10th
a Total loss. Captain and crew saved.
g The sloop Time laden with 1900 keg
d of powder, was seized on the North Rive
this morning
ALBANY, Saturday May Is. The Ban
: of the Capital suspended this morning
0 The notes are entirely secured and not
Il cent will be lost on them. The capita
;. of the bank is $4,000, paid in. Abou
o half Of this is supposed to be sunk. Dc
S posits are fully secured.
|, The troops at Fort Monroe are we
l. supplied with provisions and ammunition
i Teras.-Cortinas is preparing for ar
i other raid against Texas.
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