davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-04-06
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place In the Convention to-day On The adori
ton; Of thA permanent Constatuhson Of hi
Southern Confederacy. The whole nuubej
Of the members of fae Convention is III, d
whom 146 voted for and 19 against the Cor
stitution. Ter were absent. There ifnothind
new as to Fort Sumter or Other. .mattars.
, 1861-04-06

A1c41soN, April 5.-Lane and Pomeroy
we're elected United States Senators, yestef-
Gay afternoon, by a small majority.
we have had plenty Of rain in this section.
, 1861-04-06
'4' 80 PKEfAKAff0NS. -.
Reported that Sumter Ia tn ha.
AttaeKed TmmedtafelE. :.
4Ao Revenue tEaW&tor bX Enforced
In Louisiana.
THE..ylk:tTNlAse OH VEKFIoH.
Warike Preparations in New York.
t;&; ,&+ - 10 l4z :. 49,. - >5::;;ssEt
IMPORTANT. .RUMnRs 48RpM REV Y0RY,


WAsHnaros, April IA reliah1e or,vsta
dispatch from .EharIeston saws Il H. snf,nsefY
;thaf Ms}or5 :AnaisIshns sTi,7g,}et xcere.eaf otf
result. ~ ':::::?::: !: :?:::s -sstA:-s t;:ts:
---Exrreme solicitude was manffeafead eVerv.
receneerniug Forts Srntsr a6T P,sr e1;s
Fears were expfesged {hat = collision wnn1d
be precipitated. Information wesa Teneive3
that Lent KraahotF lea CkT;r1s sSfhn o,dsv u,th
important dispatches for Washineton,
IN hE% fsnoqah aoHK Ap 5aThe Worlds Washing;
1on 4'e aispatcn says:" Many consider the naval
en1 now ~ 4g 9n g. lnsSnaea lor
roatend +,;st II e. tsxsta nan Hn1 9taeas ~
~ ~ asvnnelep a shst g seneeEd a.
~ ~. 20
i Z infende5 easaiast III ~
- EpytN E yAssIHEa H asan4t g "a taafaaaM "a :1
II Na;Re psT5 bsG tnqas e. a itS ne
Presenf tE ~, ~ WI si Ta 10
i ~ So!3t ~ t ~ tiaE w q ~ te aotss
4,oiisg3 w sPseaJ eaol1toa ~ u osl'
talss rsrp XII; Il ,hs1..s ~. .,s,1tsLs stLs
io;neg ths Ra,.nint;n;ota 1as oen1es teAt Nc mas
, 1861-04-06

new ORE April L-Fort lafayette, In this
harbor, has been garrisoned. Soldiers from,
Governors Island win proceed to Fort HamiE
parts unascertained. At the Nays. Yard and
all the army dePots, great activity and hustle
prevail, and laBoreEH are working daye and
night at the former ON war vessels, Large
numbers OF naval aud army officers are con
ti'4sally arriving and reporting themselves for
duty: -, ,.-.,.> .r,e ...
aaanodthey will rytroops und r sealed orders
The Baltic will carry Capt BaEry's company of
flying artillery, 30 men, and the Arial eeyen
or eight companies of "iinfRntrt and marines,
They will s sail 2, On Sunday. ,,The 4igate Pow
hatan goes to sea Tomorrow moroing fully
equipped and provisiuned, and will probably;
take three companies Of troops. ,Ghe .impres.
sion at the navy yard is that Sumter and Pick
ems are both to be reinforced. A com; any of
one hundred men on Governors Island have
received marching orders and others will
speedily follow. There are over 26OQ trcops
at the different stations in this port.
-Esa1ector Bafhey WIS sworn 1nfu Office to-
day. Marohal Rynders seized clipper brig,
yesterday, On charge Of going into the elaye
trade, but the evidence Is insufficient. She
will be probably released. She returned from
China voyage six weeks ago.
The Post says it Is rumored that the Gov.
eInment agents who were sent % England and
france nave returned, and report that both
VII set their iaces against the Southern Con,
ieoesaey, and q N no manner recognize or assist
II, and that the sresldante anA Cabinet are de-
Iermhed5 TO- ea1aah1ediate and vigoroua
measures to enforce existing laws at I'll haz-
ards.
=, lhe tonl7aevelal says a acommittee of leading
virginia politicians have had ar interview
with the President and Secretary Of stste. and
nv hns1;1a t1aaa lne lleslaent contemplated
to en1ient ~ sa,,e ano snou!a no1 attempt
tbat Noncrass bn5 e'SnuS lor 1ne simple reason
him ns " dg GO leeS hAa "11nhelo tne power from
The 70 stearnsh1n e ~ A+,,a+;.
sat ~ M sseamsmp Atlantic. has also been char
, 1861-04-06
s< <CfEHREtFD

Schr y " Bingham; CatsweN, ST. Joseph, lieht.
S Schr Jane Motif, Pickering, ST, Joseph, light.
schf Eltzd Iro6ps. Flood. GfafH Haven, light.
Schr REseF, Hanfvan, Port Washington, Heht.;
vseht L4esaat: Genneli7 Grand River; light;
Schr Gertrude, Hoag, Milwaukee, light.
schr Galcutta; Long, Kalanaszoo. Hght.
Scow Laurel, McVea, Kalamazoo, Hight.
Schr Harbt1dge, Thomson, Centrevilie, light.
-SchE Telegraph, Hays; White Lake, Hight.
Schr Jos Dresden, Crawford'a Pier. light. !
Schr Weetehestes, Burns, Eastman. ballast
schf .Wm Tell, Stephens, black Lake. light
, 1861-04-06

Flour and Grain In Store at Detroit.
Our usua1 monthly statement OF the -four and
grain held In this city 1s as follows:
April 8. March l.
Flour In 16 private ware
- houses. s--s ,14a3 Ill k41O bfls.
Flour Fl n. C. r. R. sheds 1888 11.7l5
Total 26a53 ea1a5
Consigned through. ....... $50 437o
Total stock 2547S 1895 btls
Same dates 1B6o.... lb,7O0 1890
An increase for the mpLth OF 100 br1s Ia Tins
, 1861-04-06

LOUISVILLE, April b-N. C. Met Clelland. Ta,
Collector Of the Western District of this city
is reported to have ahsconded, detaulter:f /,
TIE hmount Of $50, GOO. sSf*S II.
The Kentucky Legis1ature adjourned sin
die yesterdaY,B, ..+s N1
, 1861-04-06

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f,+aaia!s-l CT, To6 Ift4 d :f1s 1a.e.s Ysoszsa
~ .-n1ssH
, 1861-04-06

..s<, =: 83 IA Sf1 ta$
sloc1 e: :; &!*ss 4as aliR 1t
taS56stss - ia i4saIS :. s> I 0s6a0ees ia 9<3fsS
TInn frnan ~ tt8e
1asko otsRa j sSx; sss74s
,+ae1Etfa. = Mi
, 1861-04-06
=Gbiraaog gtiit'su&a.ttee;
EATURDHY:AFRnr g 1885,
:. .:..:,.MEk>ll:E!131.A.RH.,f,:

:. 4 7et se e-9.
!. az 81: : = = II - xse
EzeAf e! .f4sz: 7aa!a1 zssl.
TsA Nseseef e ;a 9ee ! gag and
a.4iss'% sehess.K nss eee4 nnniso93 !ng NOM
Ing diapafenes aon 5NeE @of3 sao1ea4 decline
<a asoes1 OF tsou 10 Per oeaf lend eaesed with
The significant sRosA& H.market panicky," In the
afternoon snother asceSfxa,of .f6a1 ,er cnts xvn4
,s.yas1fxd ia thg b1dsaa Il asrttr Tsnns.
sTasxs e1bsad Il Il 1a;I n A' V,td1n;.,s
=. M thr1v35r III T,i = NM vEfss5n,il
hants here NAV 6aya bsa; sxao1 esrt .:Tht the
ing Aspect of utii pnbic- -haatts. -W91.;nsttar.
eannos-renaazh:&s ,hty now are: and f61 Sooner
= ws kpow dc w9rst aud provide for ii he better
- lew asya a. ,yeets at u,cst VIII aeta,nina
.vhesher ~ haivee povernn eent n, mt Tha r.,l
1tv scaSjs be iFosse fhan the nroxo.n sns
srsa which h. ~ ma m i1cnhus <vsr tbs ata1-.
as.hs eonntr. 1r,., .'s 49,. - -.
Thou9h <s,',srrac. ,.rt,e- of, ,,.o,ea b,va h.en
4sron mt reanc;nr the rolpm. Of our currency
v.rv ,srrsiv ~ beRs M comn1afot IN regard "a
c<,ssv ~ tn,d. ms ~. ..etsrt,o -
,hs str,,ta renders 4 ,a.os.fb,s 10 u,e,angcan,a-
enc .and f.v ca,}scemnar.t sre m,a.
upon bankers. :. - ::
Ercssnee = All, 4be cIrIent rate Ia
~. r,us ,ots % ue,a Nv r@s ssa'
eoncess,rn NJ " E.po1,nt. - g;ssasss: go
r,uaios1rc-x xs;is tonIs. e o.a
,niasVh,t trrner II tbslr yteTs = 80: "NNS
srs.on .fsossn =. 49,, .'-1.T tha
-a..sa.,-ss -, .s:.y,i:..s .Ae eA@+eoas " .ns
sa"aH ~ rns an.hoas panks' pfintea IN inc
7-'asBuHx On Wednesday, the following occurred
Reaper,s Bank, Fai16e1dlII - -! =
u2,0M United States S.: - 800 :. :
{ i5NM m and M1rhiGan ransT Stor1r
- - Circulation -: ea . e: in q4s
rh.-aal e;,eu1st;e., !, ,a,.s a.s. .a,Ts.anna ~
3sat S4!eHiakfsn u %ttes4a-a f1tetence OF
49, HsWA which would materially aHea the 9saue Of
notes .df that hank In money cirydesS The
, 1861-04-06
I AH4K; observation-disclosures
snrFeed Neal o. Flour fned IN anof o.tsf Il n
tbs lcH8tTASea- 1t13ll STEVENS d E0RRIS-

ii ANKING INSTITUTIONS. Or.
7~55=s III. e. AWE &: AKIN.
MEREHANE Ht1eri; Your: Print!
4H41akas Tsaaas oMes :: :WA. .EKGNp
= l--H1..:' u :. SRI!
Is -:e5 .-..I.:::t :s--.,s -. 4 ,,.~----'.
VT ss-S.' /! !. =: II; 71s-,st ~
, 1861-04-06
Net gain iE relative value Of se4urltips
.sAnh hr4rrnfdtipn teotm Dee.N, 1896 tn

\ Anh c1rcufdtspn Eon1 tecse0, aeHse TO $50
ApTl7, -.s.-:i .$43t,1624 As
- Pz1ct oF txFosatNr:- 1argss :bouses have
IN yet Liked 10 zltes at which they Hill buy "tn-
y few Of .ths br8ksEa fa buying 1t fo-
day ~ Is cents !; bat unless ~a are to hare war
4eEs and an uttss of .1he State bonds
this nanneyta much rqote :thzh that, espcff
AllaA lnngas tts buying btsfe ii! exchange
eeRt, We presume forced splss M @ ydnla range at7
their .nuuey noT : pnfeks Me hSte most exciting.
TEE New .BAkKtEa Law,-=Hon. Jesse. T. Dn-
bo'. ns+; wE1ttes = letter to II Buap. ESQ pf
Springfield giving h,e5 e5vieTa IN, regard to 6ope
sections Of The General. Banking rIa1 ,1e+e.ofdre
regarded is smbt pops, TIC 1sattsf Ii ss 3eaaxt:
-; Ii, 43upt5qzs OtriirE, IL 1tfikSoos.s, |,
.r::::sr 50 ~sPRISsEIkin.: "A pril8, .4s8l.n
- J. BUM, Eso.-s1R: In answer TO your faEorof
: 1st April, would State that 1ny dhrstsud11g pf
s ss % Ssass @ d.S q 1ast ssss9 t.
seslns ssS 1ssaai sz sxsf5s s s I'd
The passsge She l4s: aai U, atany Tine u
eaS eoo
t9 tas 4s al h5a 5 f.
tipn of the fifth Aection. -....-.>-s.,s3 Il
r. fourth rettten allows tae:AnaRoi to sprrdu-
ID asasFf tsi @ ,dsn ~ tanf s
circulating notes.nn demand, ,as is apR provided
bylaw. or nndeka Gail to mako up deficiencies In,
Ii II pfarsiczl sS5Ffiags tSis zsc..
f9 ssz RBtss H. T. ss sSs9 81 sH5s h = ssa
:!'exemps from acan by tna Aadhoi or:. .Baak Con-
:. Htssfeuers for siE months from tht pasMee pf thee
Sc sas s s. IS snat s sss re
pEsstoR Of 1$E mQpths hQrn The p4a4aHax xpf the
, 1861-04-06

R1cHhonn, April 6:-There Is good author
ity for stating that the Richmond VAia- Xii
not advocate secession but will stand 81 Ia
policy Of presenting an u1timatum to fht
, 1861-04-06
The Southern Cpnfederuer.

MONTGOMERY, April A-TreasprSz notes of
ConfeddEate states were issnede ao-dAys Thd
first bonds Of one thousand dollars sold at I'd
4peF cant: premiumI,::-- IT, y5s.s:y
, 1861-04-06
The mIss1ssfppl.
The New 4I1itS6fw RanE1nrr

BURLINGTON, April 5.-Three feet tbret
inches OF water In the channel on the lowe,
rapids on stapd. a1 ~'
, 1861-04-06
Iega{ ADVERTISEMENTS.

| HHANCERY NOT5CE~state ct
a1e as G2qnty slmy p 5 eisk M sssupersoF Court of
6rnsaf n.i:n M1Aia ;a5n,, md Jss s. Whiting Paul
saa@ tSsss tSsxsasa sbss. sa
am sSa eSnII Js Gfos3e R9ckhsn nobsFf smaies MI
'4s }.nss Xstass II: ! IN d"s? !sea. N'3.
4aassa S :a ea;!iE H. si X as aewc xs;rsa "
5sa sFSiat; cEaF 4 Fsr J. Has:ss e,
bsS' b,sas' csar,ss ,vfttes T. sAsR Ia'asi "a
EdwiI lsia Ae, ias; t., t. n = shanceH. ''-
}ksy GIasoa Ssai 1sost Gags
j. Jii,i bs wa1ln a. Sswtaa aa Hoy
,s5f @ ot,ss s:s III ass s.
FeN;tSi Nstss GYsFs y ns,fhl Il hs ~, s, -
!tD ssd 70 i sad sn W' a. ds,ys iovs
hgskism dsa Gso1.a n9l' T%sn s ; + Lavid
john. l. j. T iue sir., tswsn S.11o5 nsyaa sga
aS Gs's t sn.f @ s5 s Z
81 M apS 5 II: az !i s1st ,as tg% ,,3
aesnaanfs e. fstaraa6s ay 'E cf Apa{a p1{a
oas 4 I'd q csasi III
On sh aas sa2ns ags sau Lt nants, setarnabl
oS SoT Hn5 TT as auls,s III William T. Lova-
9ee2a st!s x M t. 5 .y5 Es1a g1ya
ssh1ss ss bafs5sy y Ssia s .rs,s5 ~
stp Gqa5s t u cn sa " Coos on
GAtc.eo Ceu, T. on ~ hSt onEav ~ noasn At
s az 81 =. = Il 5 y Z sn -
and thngs Therein stated VIII bs ,aE a.
- g ss:sf %lE Fl H III
N~~eea eeas}s s5rza aps.e4!:.v e,sEx.
| MARSHAL's sATE --Dis7r@;ot
q nals Saa1f S"ts e tae { gnt; SostaeFn District
9f Sas4 ,s s191ai sa.d @ 81 sf1tna an
lSS s il i,a ;a .; "a ea Hoa Gta1TSa Tat
Wsasppa sf c1imP I aaiast aooas
ntar sAau Tie aafs ar aoa 1s Ct
:pGaIFss e a4a faFsss IL s 4
e.; ssst nSds S5 ssa Z e seosk t. M
Magma, 81 9 SsiE;:l sE5 T. %zsS 5i5Sis
MASTERS, 33.rstate Of IlU.
{alSs r. VII assI2a lsa' Hasess E. sasa Z
& ssa Sstb,7
y y s atd:snss
satsa ss
f. sh., ssus ~
HG1ss ~ msSss = 5Ss bis az & it, c.ap
= fseS Ss L u L. sa|saqS Sss
"a
lug. saesaFor AeEaa1s 50 :..alssa:.sa
sAEjE.-sfate-of:Tll1;-
~; nois 2ook cpS5tyss ssae:I9r con1t ~.
,a1d Hasast Rsnoat aseaea poas1aa Adea hoaslax
nath 4 s1tsSs Mszs tbs Sboy quilted ssaze o.
81 ssf 3 PaSss sas St f RS III
the north daoI of the Cour. aueet taf ASK It
FUEsDHy II IS Gy & fsss$o q cseH cSsgHats
a. T. dsessS SITS j. i 'hs tse
ias SIT e ssefI.S Seun5y 9 =
g s'fe GbesRo bieses{s Sf h lo m2sk ass ~ aaos
psx8f pSsSssSE H. = sxa aa5 81. g.
as:te. d a4'31Essssatf :aa
ss Gs,s.s9 MaEsa O. seas s. SaesMaa
caa.t1 canE; ~ ILLINOIS, .CuIK
TtI SeaFs ii = t9assfE sa
sHd isssa 4 < IssnI9sa. 6f2tEe = Clifford r. Wfs4tn
a1GSsSt f assfsasass 3 sdssn ) ssz.
ssa sa1stsa assa< ss5a s,ssss
= " 81 sstad Gldeen p sSs GSyrsx xftsa "a
q cnnph1sln saId Ean1E cp the raancaa sea taetI b
e e. ST. day aae as sa1 sn
dfsndaas fer1raa5ia e ~ said
TX ae5t 1sal = : by xnd o. rsbr5.
5ps ~ q 2 I'll aspt9a1 CUFF
ssas' 81 fstaf'aSsa On nc tstss ss4
Now, therefore, unless you, u,ts,.,,tcr..x
ssl Is .53ts4 s9sS Ssf5fs ss
II Cook County On ne dss daS Ce9ss q Chicago
hs dfst Mopday ef Magl Mg,esES. III. = r. sa1a coun
j: :;
" WiIkxa, i vAxs Itv4 4W.kNBaIL.C .Cierf.
, 1861-04-06

CHARLESTON, April 4-ChazleetQn hse fo-day
9een M U q state Of ei1itenept qnsluallea 1l1ea
NE 1fst secession movement IA crisis fs at
haaL The Appearance Of i schooner Of the
snAs1of lat evening, aifd h9r1 aasttefnpt
me battetfaa' hsfe, ,het he3Rz Hred; 11so Eand
1ee esuf3sequaut Mhyhtadgn8 1l8ppsa shRve
aroHsed- -appfahne1sidn4 1a fa5 ta93E;as{jous
!. ahazaetez.c Eha nHtlsi9ld lddss4 i III haiivsRh6e1 un-
usually aat1Ea ah: n eglh4stebf the
AonEelfkatonn nnH7iin seasina; hsiat1gtnXt9 the
.7a fean otaeTsd to
Eh6assea :tinois; ;sf5 Is: siieaipa1: 81 the
.pttnssk Of ahleh 1orts Sum
ter will be attacked IN the course IT "a few
days, and that the attack Will be FROM tho
forta: Major And9sun wifi Boon hays 70 sur
render in 1fdefense, though 1t ia believed
tlat an attempt Will aeri1usly be made at REIN
fprcemeut-
Two companies left the arsenal tonight for
Savannah.
/: Later ai7ices are understood to have been
eseeeayea- from Montgomery, urfefng further
supplies to- Maj. Andasonto be cut of No
: 1urther communication will be allowed be-
tween the Fort aud Federal guthorittes- The
danger is-amminent, and members OF the Con
Saturday. r.. :z}et
, 1861-04-06

Total grain. 145, ,as4 bu 15s,612 bu.
1t wiIlbe bbaefvedes esh4t the what has increaf ed
and co1n and oats decreased: The whole decrease
for tie month e1nalS ,ass bnahels. The amonnt
pfgretn- stored IN private wa1ehouaes1 large,
bat Of tha ws are unable TO give any correct state
, 1861-04-06

~Vs~ ~ v oA$S al Gt& pk4I4'''X41 &S&
The aes3and for Flour To-day i'ss unusually
Light and sthb tnaskek ws din III and heavy. wath
sa,es' oily kbd1t 1,,4o btiH 1t s12axea4 IS for
1a,1 tp kuoaa 1ad $ass@as 81 for su-
perAne. Ghese-aas a:taat speculative inquiry for
wheat, and the market wassnfmes, and on Nd.
spdng, &c higher, with sales dEAbeat 5oooo bush-
els, At s7ac sat 1aa6 receipts, and sse~for winter
receipts Northwestern Glnb IN store; e4@s4Xcfor
fseah, receipts. Spring and 7s@78Re for
winter ny receipts Nor market clos Ing
Arm cern was: aaie end Without any natetial
ehaugs ranging from 281281c for 1rsah rc-
eeIpts MIXED IN store, and 21s<ft for Canal Mixed
ahoaE osts are stfli neglected. Rye, <0c on tsack
Barley was dull aud :gars With sa1sa: on track ut
si@ssc. Highwines steady II 1zc y:
There was more SActfve demand foE;; ,hmolhy
Scotland shsmafketa i ad1aneed 1oSa51 pei bsashei,
with sales at e. oo1s.4 As: Clover se1d svas very
~quict, and only small parcel clangsd hands at
$3.50 :. :.--,. ~ t'::t-r
The Improvement tn Provisions in the East has
tAnseo Anme inquiry :and greater ar1npeas !h@re.
Mess rdrkwas Id good request and we report
eales Of 600 bbls at $asbo Theirs is also sdna
inquiry from the; South for Bulk hteats, ,bus the
stock here Is too Light to attract: ttptfen: A
small lot of so pes Fsides changed bands; at SC
loose, but they Me5e igat=aver*gtngn nuiy 80 lbf,
Lard is still AanAaudneglected: =
y
, 1861-04-06

From the foregoing, # appears fhst the Auditor
has snFrcn dered from December 1850 to April l,
1est, IN bonds; &. .9ls 0oo far which he;h9 Mceiv
bonds, specteand intefeft coaPons.. -.
The fono~ingeis q calculation Of the cash value
% the bonda rnrrende7sa apt the bdndx currently.
= t4A ruling rates In New York. March 30, 1860:
80 RoNDs sDRRExnEnED
, 1861-04-06

::s Te+alsataa etaonda 4raadered: oo
=: :; ;nosps, s cuHnnscr, !. !. .nEentvtn:
go. - va11cz va1
$41o0-03 Louisiana. Is at 30 ..,.:ss.:; g. 3aoGoo
5000 90 New YORK Ia at 115... =. -. s-3 I51 90
:. "A 0o9.0o United Stetes5s # 81. ~ 4eS0SJ 90
= 28O00.00 United States 6s at, 95.... :4&&soQ %
;, 80, j ri H,;ss,: c::;::i @esq %
~ 1nsnt & 1t <. 1os-.. e.1ss.S +1ss.S 1t,sai4s
15,151 90 Epecie and Reseryed Int. Hb.s5LO0
1,2ls,oAo9 Circulation, Loo
Total arnou1t Of bonds. &c:, 81 1,a7e. .s54
Deduct vs1us II bonds snrrendercd 0ss.as 90
, 1861-04-06

: The:goyernment ii xpsaa1g: hit Isl into
commission ~ the available :naga3} ia re, as
supplemental to the Gulf esIdadFo1. Which al
Will be commanded by Commando ct Stfinfham' @
ann dispatched to the Cult, in order to meet
fSe Fn }and R,oPosed amd MGzs q naval force which
and also for the purpose Of protecting the in,
terests OF this gussFament, so, far as they lie
in opposition to SPAN 3 cohFemplated seiznres
Of San no1ninEos4- y, The Narr std$mers Powha-
tan. and .MiqneEota have !beAn -aTdsYsd into
setHise' aad VIII be made ieaa5y, tor .gsa itame-
, 1861-04-06

Llent- Gilman, who has arrived from Fort
Pickens with Important dispatches to the
Government, had an interview. to-day with the
resident and several members of the Cabinet.
sph az t4at can be learned, there is little or
I: sed, men and ,pFoRtsiana- -hating-b been landed
some, te4 lays ago. !. LieRts GAmaa,regxuis
coinsion there as Imminent, and would, not be
surprised TO hear Of it atany mpment. There
Is, 10 consequence, much interest manifested
70 Aear Tom the saRth to-day. as decidedly
night from Chafleston. &>-''
, 1861-04-06

80 Affairs as the 'Nsslona1 Capital.
Especial Dispatch to tie Cincinnati Gazette.]
-. 49,. .,..--,. =. MAaRMaroE, April 4.
Gov Morton of Indiana arrfyId t3SsdaV: and
togethert RitRth i3o7 Washbn1n and other
SosssotAln assaot IN, %ashing#eH, ealled-on the
Understood they all favor holding tha f6rtia-
q. TREASURY MATTERS.
Secretary Chase has not yet decided on. the
issue q Treasury notes for the balance Of the
loan, bnt VIII probably advertise for new
Joan, which will be taken a494, f.--',
- =. THE SOUTHERN coM41as1oxnas<.. :.
Il y, reliably aseertained to-day t1st the
southern Sommisaio aionen-hage pfettffy: :much
:aeaoaoned the hope Of a reply. from the Gov
WARLtKE RUMoRs.
The Administration ID hourly expeetinp
news OF collision at Fort Fickens. Ger
scott held several conferences With The
Secretary Of War to-day, and also visited the the
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Important from Washington.

WASHINGTON, June Is.
An army officer has just arrived here
from Cairo, with dispatches for General
Scott. He states that intelligence had
been received there that the rebel force,
under the command of Gen. Pillow, had
everything in readiness and was expecting
to move towards Cairo on the 18th. They
have transports to carry $4,000 or 10000
men. The commander at Cairo had no
doubt of his ability to resist any force the
rebels might bring against him. 1t appears
from information communicated to our Off
GERS, that Pillow was expecting aid from
Kentucky and Missouri, the Governors of
these States having given him assurances
to that effect. Arrangements had been
made by the United States authorities
which would prevent any such aid. 1t is
understood to be the intention of govern.
ment to request of the commanding officer
in the southwest to concentrate more troops
in the vicinity of Cairo.
[World's Despctca A detachment,
guarding propeller sent here from Anpap
oils with stores, &C., was attacked on their
return below Aqua Greek on Saturday.
Several shots were fred by the rebels and
returned with grape and canister. No
injury was done US.
Herolds Despatch. There is reason for
confident belief that Gen. Scott intends to
keep the rebel chiefs on the back track
until, at least, they shall have evacuated
Virginia and Tennessee. The whole rebel
force, except the rear guard at Manassas
Junction, is said to be returning to Rich.
mond. Every point on the Potomac, from
Wiiliamsport to Aqua Greek is now
guarded by Federal troops.
Times Dsspateh.] Col. Lander has left
Philllppi where he was at the head of five
regiments, and it is supposed be has made
forced march across the mountains To
Observation-Disclosures about fifty miles.
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From Fort Monroe.

FORT MONROE, June lSs
Three hundred Zouaves, under Lieut..
Col. Warren, accompanied by Capt.
Smiths typographical engineers, left this
morning to reconnoitre the vicinity of
Bethel and the upper route to Yorktown.
They took artillery and two days rations.
The steamer Carolina was fired into by q
rebel tug from iSewall's Point.
Men can be seen to-day at work on
Sewall's Point, probably constructing wa
ter batteries. The rifed gun on the Rip
Raps will be brought to bear on them.
The rebels are understood to be coucen-
trating on James river.
There is every evidence of forward
movement.
Gen. Butler has infused great energy into
every department.
FORTRESS MONROE, June Is.
No information has reached here about
movements of the rebel troops. Fortress
Monroe is in reality invested, Ingress and
egress by sea, and few miles in extent of
the james River, are open to us, but no
aggressive movements can be made with
safety without double the number of troops
and means of transportation.
An exchange Of prisoners will be made
to-day. Those in the Fortress will be pros
duced, but as yet Colonel Magruder has
failed to respond. n
The great Union gun arrived from Balti.
more to-day, and will be mounted at once.
The large riaed cannon brought by the
Naval Brigade, is now mounted on the Rip
Rape, only three miles from Sewall's Point.
Its range will be tried in few hours.
The Cumberland this morning fired one
or two rounds with riAed cannon at tug
boat which is seen every morning at Sc
walls Point accommodating.
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IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS
COUNT C.aTOUR DE.aD.
oARIBALDl COMING TO AMERICA.

FARTHER PoINr, June 16.
Lord John Russell said in Parliament
that the government had no knowledge of
the Canadian volunteer regiment rendering
its services to the United States government,
and of course could not say what action
would be taken on the subject.
Five cases, containing one hundred rifles,
directed to the Commercial Bank, New
York, intended for the steamer Adriatic,
were stopped at Galway, the agent of the
line refusing to let them pass.
IrALY.--Oount Cavour died on the morn
ing OF the 9th. The event produced pro-
found sensation.
It is rumored that Garibaldi contemplates
a visit to America in mouth or two, and
q war in Italy appears unlikely.
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alone, deducting Algeria. With four hum
dred thousand men and eighty-five thousand
horses eating their heads off at home, the
Thunderer feels sure there must be great
temptation to lodge them wherever room
and work are to be found.
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PHILADELPHIA, June Is:
A special despatch from Hagerstown,
says the advance guard of Gen. Pattersons
division, about 10000 strong, arrived here
this morning, and the whole column is re.
pidly moving southwark.