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The sun., 1861-07-19

The, Emperor bad fsSsivyd the deputation from
had sIpress,d It's approval Of the Imperial
rsscripl TO Hungary. A late Dispatch from
Pssih says II was believed that the confer sncss
on the address which had taken place bet wssn
the principal msmbsrs OF the hungarian ID Of
would resnlt In the uAni pous adoption by the
Lower House. Of the address as originally pro.
posed by N. DEAk.
The sun., 1861-07-19

The Emperor has le't Pa is for vicsy. It il
aSerted en- good Au' hurity that q 50. FLEuRl
will 20 to Turn ss Extraordinary Ambassa
der, in oid,r TO notlfy to X, & VIoreE EMAS
UEL he rec 'gnition " tho KingdJm OF ItAl!
b. + snoe
The Pdtrie Gays :-'Fnnce Ia about 10 In
es tho par son Of tho frontier towns Of tn
pstrim0ny OF 3. Pster."
Ths Prince 90 PIoMBNo. bearer Of the ad
Srs.s tisn,d by a suuoer Of the Inhabitants o
RoHs, petitioniDg the En- perOr Of the Ffenel
90 withdraw his army from tina, city, has beer
reoeiv,d I y the Mi kter OF Foreign Affairs
(M. THo0vhNEL but simply, It Is said. rs !
private IL divIe uI, and not as delegate Of Ih'
Lo,itioneis.
Tho Paris Bo1rss on she 9th was very dull,
R,ntos clossd 67,65
The sun., 1861-07-19

1k)SE HILL oAvlnus oasA, uoAs Ek
q i4in ~ .nH 8th Aysalss. Opo. A<ily from y
r. n hednesiAgl aud satlrdk,s aatp 7 p. n
oposfs 0oA 4 ssta to bo.OJQ seosived pa
,ut. lntsrsa allowed o. sua. o. ehOo aud andsf
/. spod1 niane % u oefoIs ynZ lrt, draN lub.reN
AuI.L. annrs.ar. s,e a. -
The sun., 1861-07-19
the NEW YOkk sun.

FRIDAY MORNING, JUI1 10 ,sst
The sun., 1861-07-19

Late accounts from Cons'autisopls couHrm
the belief that the Sultan 10 determined 10
carry out bis projsctsd reforms
A RussiSn fguafron cohSiSdng q lix vessels
had arrived Cf BsiIut.
The sun., 1861-07-19

Thars were Tuuors of the French hsvir 4
svacusted Cvita VecehiA, but they lacked con
firmatiop.
Affairs at Naples are rsPressntsd as still un-
ssttlsd.
The sun., 1861-07-19

OILs AND PAInTS-BOILED PAINT
Sou. 50 e.ats ,e,sssie roof OH ~ csne par GAL,
snt ps' ib vhits ie,d aud sina, e.nt' ilnsssS
III, tu p.udoa IA D sIDwrI.L- sss fssl -
R0RB ACH & NNIN NG 4,
~ sAruvAorUsKRs ov
TRUNKS VALlSES, CARPET BAGS GO =,
Ne. WARssr sTsEEy .rd b5t DsoADwAI,
NEW YQRK.
Rx isg wnsns Hasn,s nsoa srarrr' ssyTIFFEyvno
Rst,aas l,s than Wholesale priOcs during ths var.
u pEMOvAI-THE HEW YORK
LSDHEINo AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
works on 1tAten Island % Dus1s q, tAte % Johs
q, Sov N0h Br~nob sGoas-T1 nroadvsy, Nov
Hark. ans la Pssrreo mt a Broskiyn isio slss'ita
= CEwNG MACHINES IS
Il TO RENT AND FoK BALE l.
al Wae~luT n Wilsonr h
IL Grover q aAks-s IS
4, l. a. 5,agsr.s a Or, %. ,
aI ~ tradueed rrtes Inrtructions giveu- 10
oI Parties accommodated at the I1
n. Y. ~ VINO Ma itIINr EMPORIUh. Ii
kSi 2tu'iW e% ar>Ad-ay, orr Browne a. y
The sun., 1861-07-19

THIRD svENUE SAVINGS BANK,
y Cor. THIRD AYR D rW EMF .PIPrH st.
CHARTER ~ iSAA
I Elk PER ''ENr tNTERvsT allowed ON all sans
ALL DyroSITs MADE ON os BsFoRs aNh
uLY, WILL DRAW INTNRKST PROa JULY
fIRST.
"Wednesday aud Saturday -veplu a. from o 70 81
SPIN iKR z. G9EEN, Pr,~r
The sun., 1861-07-19
PruSsias

A royal manifesto announces that the King
and Queen of PrsSsiA will 10 crownsd at Ko-
nigsbsIg In October next
, 1861-06-12
FROM ST. LOUIS
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsso TFibune.l

lsPesia' o'spatco 70 tne dGaGaso IEinane.1
Governor J,cteon had n, ,n+cr1faw ,,;,h
Gen. 1yon and co4 n1a,v In VI, cftv +o-a,v
the sn1;ect of disrnsa;on ~ he,nr ~ tha cona;t;o,
of .hc state and tho rneasrres f,r a.,7-,nr
neocn M 1r-conon+ 80 ~an5o ~, T.
son nronosei, tho -vithar.v.1 ~ ~ tho T Teaera,
troona and on his n,~+ +ha a,sh.aa,,r ,., - 49,
Home cunrd 1von ,na Rt,;r sne--astoa A. ~ ~
the stata trocns shon1d hs ,+ ~ tnrtRa. .-aaas '
n acc,-d,,oa a.;,t, 49, ,..e,",oa -Nr,,.:. ~,
, 1861-06-12
Evening DISPATCHES.

More OF the Grcat .Hethol Affair. -
WASHINGTON, june I'LL Is not known
how many were Killed ,ox:Nounded in the IN
fortunate collision Of .Ecdeia1 troops Pravf-
ora to maNhinG on Gssat3 Bethel, ho.svcr;
troops On tho masked battery did apparently
little execution, being from small aeld pieces
ard hoWitzcre, aga1nEt the rjfled cannon of the
rebels. The attack lasted but half an hour,
when the retreat IVES sounded and executed
In good order.
:. The troops throughout this trying aHair be.
!: havcd we'll. The estimated number killed
Nas about thirty, and one hundred wounded
Major Winthrop, aid OF Gen. Butler and Lieut.
Col Grlnnell Of the n 7. 1st Regiment, are
AMONG the killed WIS Lieut.. Greb.es Of the
Of the 2, s. Artillery. He WAS struck on the
right side Of the forehead by rife cannon
plejectile, Which tore away the upper part:of
bis head.
New YoRk, June 1.-THE Hera,d,s account
Of tic affair at Bethel states that after the un-
fortunate mistake Tas rectiied, the forces
comprising the 1st, I'd and Sd New York Reg
Massachusetts, 1st Vermont md 7th aud oh
New York Regiments. with two Light field
pieces under Lieut. Grebles, came uppu an ad-
yErce guard Of rebels, and defeated and droys,
: them buck, takfng thirty prisoners. They then
advanced On Big Bethel, IN York Co., where
drove right into them. They were in q posi.
ticn protected by Elk heavy batteries consist
iIg Of 6 and 12 Founders and heavy riilad
cannon. Beth Duryea's Zoua7es and Hawking
Regiment charged right mp to the batteries
hIt could net pass the ditch aud were CON.
PEELED to tan baclz. Afler two houss' contest,
the ammunition gave out and the troops re-
tired in perfect order.
The 741basne's report says a1l but one riasd
gun Of the enemy were szleEccd, and when
The Zcuayes charged the enemy scattered but
were rallied. NOT more than half tbs force
Wae broueht into action at once.
Lieut. Gseble's body was gallan&Iy saved by
beng brought of the field on his own cannon.
, 1861-06-12
FR0M CAIRO.

: Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CAano, June II, 1s6t.
The band Of rebels which was captured at
Norfolk yesterday morning md examined be.
fore Gen. Prentiss were. finally discharged to-
day, after taking the oath Of allegiance aud
subscribing 70 an obligation to be ready, At all
times to defend the stars snd stripes against
all foes.: - =" '>-:,:.' :. i;
Everything quiet here. One Thousand .ebsel
troops were added to tie camp a. Union City
to-day. There arc now: about seyea thousand
rebcls at that place The town Is in no way
protected by batteries. =. r.:
: The Memphis ARpeal Of This morning con
tains election returns from quite number Of
precincts; but. no fnll counties. Knoxville
gave buttwo secession minority Cleveland,
$50 Union majority; Piney District, A Union
majority; Joncsboro, IS Union majority. The
western pat Of the State is almost unanimous
for secession. The veto Ii small -: :: -
Six hundred Arkansas troops from Hlndman
arrived 1T Memphis in ono day on their way to
Virginia. - - -
New otlcsns papers Of Sunday contain
notbirg Of importance. ]: :, 49,. =. ::
, 1861-06-12

ST: yous's (v1A s4cK7nssl'J Jsne .l1-The
Lord John Russell c:nou1a!!d In Parliament
that the Government had s8ntermlned to pro
hibls priyateers sud almed5zssels from bring.
ing prizes into BritIsh pott4, and that France
Intended to abide BY the NJ prohibiting pri-
vateer6 from remaining in3 port over twenty.
four hours. he said Engln1 and France sent
cl:1ation Of the Paris Confxsss.
Prince Napoleon is soon 4ovisit Amezica.
Public writer's had received warning to
N ode1ate their tone agEaat the Catholic
cltrgy
, 1861-06-12
:. LATEST PROM ENGLAND. i. .
Prlvntee1s Excluded fro1n British
PpfTRs

ST. JOINS, N. F., June 10.-The Adrlatic
from GALWAY the 9Th, arrived here this even
The Great Easte1n arrived ont on the Sd.
:. Breadstuf1s dull Provisions quiet. Consols
closed Monday 90sS@901S.
The British Government has decided not
to allow the entry Of prlvateers at any Of their
po11s. -: :.
The attention Of the Government WAS called
in the House Of Commons to the fact that
pecially In iron plated vessels. In the House
OF Lords there Was a discussion On the India
supply Of cotton. Earl Gray pledged the Gov
ernnlent to do all in its power to advance the
growth Of the staple there. :-~.:,.ts:
At q meeting Of the Crest Ship Compaay,
1t WIS stated that the employment of ths ship
by. the Federal Government would not balm
accordance with the Queens proelsmatfon. =
II appears that the great powers will guar
ant5 tho integrity Of the papA territory. =
, 1861-06-12

MOVEMENTS OF TRooPs. s.-Company G, Sec.
ond Infantry, q. s. A, ordered hence to Pitts
burg. arrived at st. Anthony yesterday from
Fort Ripley. The officers Of the company are
Capt. Davis and Lieuts. Watson sud Latimer.
Col. Aberc1ombic, who has been in command
at Fort Ripley, also accompanies this detseh-
ment+ The Colonel and Capt. Davis arrived
In our city yesterday afternoon. ALI the off
GERS and men will 1oaye on their journey to-
wards the seat Of war, by the Frank Steele,
this morning. r..
There are still three companies Of the ssc.
ond Infantry at Fort Abercrombie, who will
60 forward as coon as they can be relieved by
Lieut. Col M1ler's command Of Minneaota
Volunteers. This will probably be within the
next ten days or two Weeks.-&. IhM Rress,
, 1861-06-12
Cbtragn: :Trih,t1re


A~~0AS VT 1N&&LANDs
Inc welcome news brought by yester-
days steamer, that the English Govern
ment had decided not to admit any pri-
Fatec1s into English ports, is the first
practical assurance that has been received
ffcm That quarter that the Ministry was
net really in league with the rebels of the
feceded States, to drive our commerce of
the sea. Now the recognition Of the trait
ofs rs bclbgerents, according to interna-
nonal law, though damaging to the moral
position Of the Union In The eyes Of the
civilized world, VIII hare little practical
worth. It is simply an assurance to them
That their priyateers viii not be treated as
pirates.. when oyerhauled by: English
crnisers-=nothing more. Now, If Great
Britain is not determined upon quarrel
with the Republic in consequence Of the
unavoidably frequent Observation-Disclosures
which will grow ont Of the blockade, the
Government at Washington: will be able
TO make good the recent declaration Of
Gen. Scott that he will crush cut the rebel
lion in q year.
, 1861-06-12

ST. LOUIS, Jnnne-1i-Aiasother conference
between the State and FedskM authorities was
held u this city ,to,;dsYA,e i The State WIS
F rPresentsd BY Gov, Jaeksen. and Maj. Gen.
F1iee, and the General :G4kernment 6y Gen.
demanded the removal Of aI4band dipg Of Fed
eral troops from Missouri, md the state would
diktand her militia. :; ;GenSE lyon refused, and
the conference, after: 'foafshours' session,
broke up without coming b any p.citic con.
clus1on: Gov. -Jackaon md Gen. Fries re-
turned to Jefferson, City bisapecial train TO-
night :If.1 $500
, 1861-06-12
Williamson County-The Hn1fstment
Of Troops for 'Seccasfa.,s

"1A1a1nt0o NoUn1Y-The Enlistment
Of Troops for e'Seccasia.,s
The STATE Rgiav publishes the proceedings
Of mass meeting held 1t Marion, Williamson
County, on the Sd inst, to take actionrela.iye
to The enlistment Of recruits in that county
for JET. Davis's army. Hon. David Norman
Tcs elected Chairman and ]. E. Swindel1 Sec
1etszy.. The meeting was addressed by Hon.
VIM J. Allen, after which the following I'd.
dress was adopted: -. =
fWc have ever been, ard stu are Union men.
pledged by our convictions to stand By the Federal
Government In all emergencies. 1t is With the
pEotnundett regret that VIC have heard Of few OF
their fortunes witt tho Confederate States. This
ait On 1hcjr part. WAS unknown to the body OF the
people till 1t was perpetrated and on being known
met with our unqualified dtsapprobatien.
We rcntcre to cay, IiEkang our character and
That The entire people Of II iiiamron comfy, save
fifteen Or twenty wicked and irresponsible ptrsocs,
Internationally oppose In sentiment, and have
o1peseJ in action, (so far "a their knowledge Of
any eurh designs enabled them )any aid or eneour-
aee1nent taose people in the southern States who
bare placed n opposition to the Federal
government IT and we distinctly cay to tue country
That VIC Will do everything In onr power to bring
about peace, tranquility and, fratetnal feeling,
xnd will oppose with ell our energies anything
and everything looking to aid or assletauce to the
cnn'ede1ete States; II word. ne will etaal nad
hctfinttngly say, f1voE the Constitution aud the
Union. VIC ray this much bcc1use Of our county
having been placed In false position by the acts
Of few m1sgu1ded men, who pTedpitatel them
liberation on their part, or recognition on oul
, 1861-06-12

WAsu1xeroH, June n-Therais is great ex-
cittmcnt here over the news Of the conflict at
Great Bethel It is the general opinion among
military men that thera was gross mIamanage-
ment aud bad Leadership Of the Federal forces.
The eecesaionists are looking up cmboldentd
by thesItpulse Of cur troops. 4 prominent
Baltinorean, now in this city, states that sey-
more, and Gen. Banks is needed to kesp the
rebels in check. -
The Border wnrfare between Maryland and
Virginia is becoming very bitter. =,
, 1861-06-12

WASHINGTON, June .5lsz-Aseurances have
been received here from B6{gsum that she viii
not recograzethe sConfeefa.e States. The
statements made By the 1eRRls Of supplies Of
a1ms from Belgium, sra gIsatly exaggerated.
day called On the Govcln6&of Indians for six
additional regiments. <3:tS~
The fcrcss Under Col ~s{ltone have concen.
tratcd Within four mQofof Washington.
The Cavalry went ten mi1ex further
The regiment ::of mon.ted Riilemen and
four companies Il Dragoouk in New Maxlco
have been ordered hometf
It Is reliably ascertained That the Confede-
rate troops have been nn1Ytag from Hsrper,s
Ferry 10 Winchester, fhenre to 3lanassas, as
speedily as they could procure wagons.
, 1861-06-12

Ffom AehtHtRT nhd IanHes38e@
: LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE Jo:s7nal h:s the
following. In reference to the Confaderats
troops below Cairo: - .
:, Tie number oftroops at Union City, Tenn, /,
afxW miles from Columbus, was, two or Three
dsys sgo, alittle. short Of 1000 at Raadolph
3,CcO; It Co1uith, few miles out Of Memphis,
uron the railroad, 600; ut point sixml1es
below Randolph, on the Tennessee aide, 1900;
At Fort Ha7is, Six miles above Memphis; 500;
st Mound City, on the Arkansas side, nesrly
opposite Fort Harris, 100. i'' .~
, 1861-06-12

THREATENED WITH. MoB.-,F. a. Carlile,
formerly editor Of the Evansville {Ind.) Jour
,aal, but at present O resident Of Memphis,
barely escaped the fury Of mob In Evans.
In the city prison until the citizens were
quiet. Garlic had written some violent and
nnwarrantable things in reference to the citi-
zens Of Evansville, and had been especially Of
fensive TO the Germans Of that place.
"A Man Husa nr Mon AT MOUND Crit,
AA1l-Ihe Memphis Auala,sche very cooliy
announces That Mr. John Beman, the watch.
man On the steamer " II. Morrison, was hung
by the citizens of Mound City on Thursday.
The Ardlanehe SAYS Bemau was most uncon-
promising Ato1itionist, and expressed such
sen1imen1s as left the indignant cltiEans no
other alternative he wes upward Of sixty
yearE Of age; had been employed q long time
en- tie river, and came from Boston, Mass,
where be safd LIE had friends living.
|. Memo BUs6.-We learn from the Memphis
dtulcs.che That on Thursday Of last week, on
Silver Lake, Washington county, Misesssip2f,
negro belonging to George B. Powell aud
Employed cu the plantation Of Mr.. Charles g.
-Menstton, was hung BY Committee Of
bowie knife and watch, together with lot
Of powder and lead, and succeeded in reach
Ing bridge, under which be secreted him.
self As hi. James 8 Dodds vas riding orer,
the negro fired At him without effect. He
HA6 subsequently c2pLured AuQ aunE. It IS
supposed that he was induced to tteal the
guns by several E1naWny negroes IN the
Ieighborhood, belonging to tie family Of the
late Stephen 4. Douglas.
THE RuMoRED MovEAEsT At CA1Ro.-A
despatch from Cairo, published aere On Fri
day morning, stated TINT Gen. Pfcntisa, In
command at Cairo, had sent troops across the
Ohio into Kentucky to break up camp Of
eeceseionIsts. We didn't believe the state
ment, nor do We believe it nov, for we know
It to be Inconsistent with the ozders uu3er
which Gen Pre1tiss Is acting. The following,
which we hare just received from Frankfort,
will put an end to all anxiety, II auy is felt,
upon the subject Although emissarles Of
the Southern Confedetacy, are raising troops
In various parts OF our State for hostilies
sgainst the United States, no United States
troops will be sent to set foot upon oar soil
cRC1nHAT1, June I, 1851.
To Hon. ]. J. C1tterdeu. Frankfort, Ky:
The papers OF. this morning state that Gen.
Prentiss, Commander q. 8. forces at Cairo,
Gas eelt troops across the Ohio river into
Kentucky. I have 40 official notice Of such .
movement, but at once telegraphed Gen
I1entks for the facts, aud stated to him that,
Il the report wns true, 7 disapproYcd his
course, and ordered him to make no more
such movements without INF sanction prcyI-
oueIy obtained. GEO. B. McCLEL1As,
AdlutAut General
, 1861-06-12
Midnight; DlSp patches.


IaD1AHAPo11s, june usfKhe 18th Indlana
Regiment, Col John Wa1l4de, LEFT this evening
~ 4 sn isaea Meeting vss 9 hsf tonight at Metro.
palitan Hal In honor Of thA memory Of ssns-
fol. Douglas. ,ResolntionsH1ppropFiate to the
memory Of the great statea9aAn were passed,
and speeches made: By Ho13T:; T. Hendricks,
Judge Huntington, Hon. HN. NaFco,nb, and
Z, T. :Ryan. Eco. II - r., :,'
, 1861-06-12

sr. JosEPn, Juna III 1l94Eo companies OF
the Second, Infantry; q: esRegulars, arrived
here list evening from .Fu1t Leavenwozth; !;
also two companies OF the:1iIst Infantry star.
ted from Fort :Kearney: yesterday for this
plnce- The battalion wnfsEnumber $50 men,
wnl probably be stationed 4shere for the pres
mt
, 1861-06-12

IEAyKswonru, June liza epecia1 election
vas held in this State tq5v, for member Of
Congress. There WAS no39ppoaition to the
reelection Of N. 4. ConX,: The Republican
candidate 4 very llghtT Tas pol1ed.
Four companies Of 1nfH1EE left Ft-Leayen.
worth yesterday for stspNeph. Two com;
panies Of Infantry and onsnf 1prsgoons. also
lowed By two companies 13Caya1zy. The oo.
iect Of these movement1S3 to assist loyal
citjzens of those r!aeetsM forming home
guards,
, 1861-06-12

RANK mATssrRH9.

We are glad to hear that u few Of the
best Of the hanks Of this state-those
based exclusively on Northern stocks-are
making efforts to add to their securities
now in the Auditors hands, and BY prompt
1edemptions in specie at their counters, OF
in exchange ut moderate rate in Chicago,
commend themselves to the confidence OF
the public n1rue, this is good news; and
the TACT that the course suggested is that
dictated alike by interest and duty, permits
Us to believe that the report may be well
founded.
The currency which a half dozen Of our
institutions, thus strengthened, could
safely furnish, would be q great relief to
the people Of the State in this emergency.
Convinced Of the; intention Of their
owEers TO do business as other men,
who strive to pay their debts, do it.
tie people would be glad to sustain and
protect item; because the worth of tho
system upon which they ara based, adding
to it the noFcl feature in Illinois banking
redemption, is everywhere aeknow1-
edged The abuses which hare grown up
under that system and the errors Of 1egis-
1ation which should haye improved and
guarded il, are what have made it odious.
At this time when threatened with IN in
undation Of paper Of doubtful character
trcm other States, NIL classes would hail
the establishment Of a score or more Of
our secured banks, in the way and for the
purposes contemplated by last winters
amendments to the bank law with pleasure.
We are informed that Auditor Dubois
hae decided that the bonds of banks under
call for additional securities, may be with
drawn hy the holders Of their notes. If
the pructice at the Auditors office is in
accordance with our information, may we
ask to the State Journazto notify Us and its
readers Of the fact If such decision has
been made, it is q wise one, and will add
very materially to the value of the dis
credited notes; because holders who are
compelled to realize may, by virtue Of it,
convert their paper into gold without being
compelled to submit to the terms which
tic few buyers may dictate.
VIC arc not specially advised, but We as.
sumo that nll the banks upon whom cal
has not been made, will be notified, by the
Commissione1s now in session al Spring
field, that their time has come, and that
they must meet public expectation or close
mp These gentlemen, VIC are sure are
doing in good faith Whist seems to them
best for thepro!ection Of the people whose
agents they are. They may differ in opin-
icn from others who have made our bank
ing system study; but that they will not
Go their duties honestly and nanfally none
B.iU aSnw
, 1861-06-12
E1GBt.

GIRAYED-From the subscriber,
~, ~ 95 the 8h ult, medium afzed light Bay ,RsE
WIZ black mans and t3l Til quite InIn.h
Sn the nigh side h2s sua star In forsheal a1d botn
DEC ieet whlte, two saddle marks i $50 snan grny
VIII be suitably FeN1tted BY leaving information
T1th CM4S: WALLER, 301 3dchlg m AFenaG Or At
81 South Watsr street. -. le1lx1t !.
, 1861-06-12

Photographic Correspondence Daily Commercially
- WnEEno, June8, 1861.
Delegates are arriving here. -Four or fire
counties east Of The Allegghan1es nre represent.
ed. Among them, Henry. 7. Dixon, Of Fan
fnnd, and was Afterwards driven out John
A. Ford represents Dinwiddle county. John
c. Uundeiwcod, OF CLARK, has arrived.
Ttefea]ing Is predominant for Provisional
Government
A collision occurred at Glencoe, Is miles
from Wheeling, on tho Central Ohio Railroad,
this evening, killing four employees, smash
ing the engine, and shattering one or two
, 1861-06-12

We understand that about 10000 in guild
have been Faid out in this city within the
psstten days Oar traders agree In saying
That they have taken more gold within week
Past, than they did for two years previous.
ever, as every one who receives it, Is anxious
to keep 1t In bis pockets short time Just fol
the novelty Of the thing.-R.prid Transcript.
, 1861-06-12

~ :. young man Of several years experience As
HooGkteper and Cashier. and in tie general dfrec-
icn q the 9fce, desires situation tau Efva sass-
factory evidence to ability and hustWotthInes5.
Eel.r % DAVID k1iIhdH. zi3 sousa WAser street.
, 1861-06-12

= Gone Where the ssEIId-Cats,, Go.
We understand that the Platte Valley cur-
1ercy: Issued by Rupert & Co. of Pekfn, Is
being very geue1al5 discredited wherever It has
heretofore circulated. Until lately Rupert s.
Co. have redeemed it In current funds, but
now We are told 1t only cails ont "stump
tsil" Let the people kill that I" cat ."-Ieoria
Transc7jpk,
, 1861-06-12
A{s Maine Vessel Captured by the
L9AElNAfQn Pirates

The Charleston Mercury Of the 9th saya .
privateer Of that city, hitherto known as the
pilot boat Savannah, slipped out Of the haEpor
Of that :c1ty, the blockade notwithstanding,
and captured "The Bend" fine brig from
Portland, Me,; heavily laden with sugar and
nolassea. The capture WAS made of George.
town, s. C., md the prize sent into that port
The bring ard calgo arc said to be worth $40,-
0GO. The captain and hsst mate wese detained
as r1ieoucra aboard the priva&cer. When the
priyateer was Inst teen It Is said that q. s.
war eiesmer was In full chase, but without tha
.rtnotcet prospect Of oyerhauling her.
:: If fLis eto1y be true, It may veil ha asked
Ehether The ports o. SCUM Caronha arc oc1ne