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, 1861-04-22

Ihe excitement created by the attack
On. the Massachusetts troops on their way
through Baltimore has for the moment
: eclipsed be.ore the public mind the most
important move on the chess board Of war
yet made. We refer to the Presidents
proclamation ordering { blockade Of all
the seaports in seeded States.
The trait2r Davis has issued his procla-
mation offering etters-of:marquc, inviting
all persons disposed to commit piracy, to
seize and confscate the N rcantile. ships
and cargoes, the private property Of loyal
citizens. Lincoln promptly gave orders to
shut up every rebel seaboard town, and
permit no more vessels, coastwise or ocean
bound, to enter. The weight of this blow
upon the insurgents can hardlybe .estimat-
ed If the order be vigorously executed,
j" grass will soon grow in the streets
of Charleston, Savannah, Mobile,
Galveston, New Orleans, and Baltimore,
= if she don't behave herself All COM
merce and trade in these cities will cease.
They will be literally suEocated to death
No mo e revenue will be collected at any
:, secession port during the continuance OF
this war. AL moneys must hereafter be
raised by direct taxation or forced loans:
The products Of the South will be forced
: to seek interior routes to loyal ports; aud
what is more, the rebels from now forward,
Will be able to purchase such articles only
as the Government shall permit them to-
have. NO more arms, ammunition or mill
tary munitions can be obtained North of
Mason and Dixon. They will be put On
short rations, unless thay can eat their cot
ton seed Hard times, heavy taxes, forced
aoans and hopeless prostration Of trade,
will press down upon the traitors. But
these affections will be light, compared to
some of the horrors of war which will
overtake them, They have aroused 3
people slow to anger but terrible IN their
wrath, who will -smite them until they
ground the weapons Of their rebellion, and
return to their allegiance to the Constitu-
tlon and the Union There will be neither
truce nor peace until this wicked rebellion
is crushed. JEFF Davis and his desperate
confederates will be made to rue the day
on which they declared war against the
> private property of Northern citizens, and
issued their piratica1 warrants to rovers.
They Will be taught that peculiar prop
e1ty" on land, is as much exposed as shisd
and cargoes at sea.
, 1861-04-22

r oUH WAsrKzNGToM D1sPATcHEs.
The failure to receive our special IT ash:
lngson dispatch OF any -othertslegrsphic
adzioes~ from the Capital On Saturday
night, suggests TINT the wires have beer
taken Possession Of by the mob IN Baiti-
more, or cut at some point between there
and " WasabiuetoIi.- -. ------:.'---
, 1861-04-22

IA i i;K. TN; ;p.s115 5;n!itEGl,:i SEW
~ !, ~ ss1Ha AAcHIHEs ~ -.
il bsa .Rspsazed by j., l. iRFeeiaad,i;.:5;z;HI
"a A1lsg sesr: oat i'd fwsra as,s.,
!nh13A4aI@ I@1Yf1t .ta5tl - II t.Ee
, 1861-04-22
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-BosToH; Apiil: Iss.--The Fifth Massachusetts
Regiment is under aFmB and viii probably
leave foE Washington, by Monday next Il
will number: i no men; The reports: this
afternoon from Baltimore Cause painful ex-
eitement, but it Is hoped that: the accounts afa,
exaggerated. -; 81 .i'--' ~ + =!
,"Bosron, April ao.-hfs city was teIfib]yex-
cited last night and this :mornIlg. at the; at-
tack on the Massachusetts, troops at Baltimore
The Governor recognizes fhB similarity In day
and event, suggested by the 18th Of April TITS,
and the Immortal memories which cluster
around tha men Of Lexington and Concord
The Governor has, sent the Following dispatch
to the Mayor OF Baltimore - =:
I pray you cauae the bodies Of our .Massa~
chusetts Boldferas. dead IN battle, to be I'M
mediate1y laid ont. preserved in Ice aud ten
FderIy se11t forwstd by express TO me. An
expenses will be- paid -6y:t this "conmonWelt
[sieRaedl i, :. 9Ho. ls 4: :A AapazE, = j..
:. ..At7Fall River list night q. meeting Of citi-
9ens was called on the reception OF: tie news.
Patriotic speeches Wsre made and The city:
government was.G s.Gfustrueted to appropriate
SIG, 600 to fit cut: Ssstuuteers and to paY each
volunteer so pAsSutonth in addition TO the:
Government paEI1 7;s:::ii = - r:'5'':~
Bosros, April f-AThe Fifth Massachusetts
Regiment and Bakson flying Artillery start
for Washington tAl6 evening. j..
There ia to be ~ public meeting In State
street, this morning: To raise q volunteer regi-
ment, The call loF the meeting is headed by
Fletcher WebeteE ~. -. ...::.. =.
, 1861-04-22
WIsC0NSIN.

MnwAuKEE, April 2a.-Anioother exciting
meeting took place ct the Chamber Of Com
merce to-day. The Baltimore news strikes to
the heat Of the people Over $M 600 was snh.
scribed by the Chamber Of Commerce alone,
for the benefit of the soldiers families, me
streets are thronged, and business hardly
thought Of.
,KEsosHA, April 20-One Of; the largest sud
most enthusiastic meetings ever convened in
this city, WAS held last evening. The meeting
was called to raise funds which may be .neces-
sary for the families Of the volunteers from this
CITY,; Short speeches were made, and 8 sub
scEption taken up On the spot, amounting to
$3.50. The most unbonnded. enthusiasm
characterized the meeting, AL parties evince
q determination to stand By ths; Government to
fha Last 80. =. :, =
, 1861-04-22

A N lew ROMANO E
, 1861-04-22

..- LOUISIANA, -.
=, NEW ORLEANS, Aprn 19.-Ths Crusader VIVA
The only Ear vessel at Key West On he 12th.
Ihe. Iexas authorities have fitted ont the Nat
agorda a. war steamer to intercept tie Star
have seized two schooners Eden VIII xix. .
timber, Valued st $4,000, fot Tie BrooEIyn
and ChaflestowR Navy Yarda;7- -':F -
, 1861-04-22

ST. JOINS, April 20-Ihe steamer Co,un.
hla, from Liverpool 9th, arrived yesterday.
The wires are down till evening. .Breadstnffs
re dull provisions steady. Consols N&6
1t Is reported that France sent a ftfpata t,
thaffeston at the suggestion Of JEFF Dsyis. w
, 1861-04-22

E|!GTI oR III! Il q Z: on lin EBRIATEs,
As::!=:z :i;'cExvzzaap. Ono. :. ,,s" -5,
I EEI.sz::ssfflatRs PEI. fsgh :alsaaat aa atRns
49, * I, = kena sos B. E1rnaazr 10
n = nljz1s n IN
, 1861-04-22

The SIX Illinois regiments ARE now full and
will all be IN camp by +Tdesday.' The Govern,
or urges all companies not included In the ae-
cepted regiments to drill az fast as possible,
and hold themselves In readiness for the'uext
cali, which may be expected iuat short. time:
, 1861-04-22
A4Sase1ent at maysvll1e, sKoatnohy.-
=zEas4zEe4ef4Ironr1 RiverHat that

=zEas4zEe4sfH.Eronr1sb RiveFrat that
I'VE learn by Eerttas I'M t1text from
MaysviIle, Kentucky, last night, thk4t there
was m lptense' excl iteinent ut tkatp1aea Z: The
secessionists were In the asceudantf and =ep-
fos &c g. sty; ~ IL tks +sa sesmsgs Se2s L Sss
known that = company was on board the Bos-
tons es.mins down, md 'the eecessioniets 'hsd
planted. nEe seaanon nm .sthet. whaff, eh and
eight Founders, with the purpose ,Qf- firing
into the boat, The seouudfek hid ta3ii tendieaSot-
e. e.; to.latltallate Il! Capt G1atp, .and induce
am An to refuse passags to troops. He defh
t *sse Rfe s E FL nad fss
;pGas. p;t. ouE informant LETT Mayavi3le eqn q
1as 1r.osoufgh pug boat at 6'cloeE Tie Bostoua
1se ms ane ct i've O'Clock, aud half an. ha1r after
lieaTi9g, la the passengers on the Pitfsbnrgh bost
heaa 94ss5Yetal shpts, Th1ch we're thought to
a1ysI ~, osaa q ~ Afmg ii Ethe' 'B6sfdaa-
40 saSe aSa ,,s,r1 i. nhoTa.
report-csaefnnvs CoMne7rtI. aiM
, 1861-04-22

-MoHTdoMsEY, April .19,-The demand for
great that President Davis has detafiu med to
offer tbs whole SIS, ,0C0, COO. The amount a.
ready subscribed exceeds, Git, OK. .O0o. a., The
books were closed: today, and the smallest
ana1s @ had ,preferenee over the larger ones.
, 1861-04-22

t. PRoCLAAAIIpN OF GOV. CURTIN.
49, - H4Ra1aBuRa, Pa, April 10
Whereas, an armed rebellion exists In q pof.
ton Of the States OF the Union, threatening
the destruction Of the National sGovernm euf'
perilihg public and private property, endau-
gefing the peace and security of this common
wealth; aud inviting systematic piracy; and
whereas, adequate provision does not-exist BY
Law to enable the Executive to make the mill
.tafy po#er Of the State Rs able and efficient
Al it should be for the common defense Of the
State and General Government; and WhereaA,
an occasion 10 extraordinary REQUIRES prompt
Legislative action, therefore !, by virtue Of the
power vested in me, do hereby convene the
General Assembly Of the Commonwealth, and
require the members to meet at their respect
30th, at..noon, there to take into consideration
End adopt such measures in the premises as
the exigencies may demand.
{Signed) ANDREW G. CURTIN.
PH1L2uELrH1A, april 20--The Massachu-
fetts regiment which arrived here yesterday
fAs gone direct to Washington BY the Key
stone State. 49,. ::
The GoVefnment has taken Possession Of
the baltimore Road. No trains are leaYfng
here for Wilmington.
HARR1sBunG, April ID d.-4Twenty:fye hnn-
drea men were in Camp CurtiI Lest night.
Six thousand stand of arms have been received
from Pittsburgh. Three Ohio companies ar
rived today, and five hundred more will be
here this afternoon. : - '".---''
:, The orders Of Governor Dennison, recalling
the OHIO tfpops, have been counternanded4
Eleven hu,iGfetl will arrive tomorrow. Fears
are entertained that Maryland volunteers will
make demonstration on Chatnhefsburg.
, 1861-04-22

t TORONTO, April so.--Thea Mobs of this
morning: has "a long article' on the relations
between England and the United States, adyo-
eating sincere and firm, alliance, forgetting
past differences, and says the North has Just
cause: that the permanent good will Of Tie
American s people, is worth striving for and
traitors dealt with Is theY: deaer1e. -
, 1861-04-22

A rumor came hiIher, from Springfield yes
terday, that the insurgents had attacked Fort
PitkenB tfhst three hundred Of them had been
killed and that the fight, when the reported
author Of the rumor left the 1icinity, .ifas still
going on. We knew Of no snfaciept author1.
ty for the story, and presume It IL incorrect.
, 1861-04-22

:, The HaFper,e Ferry Arms.
-. A: dispatch to- the, Cincinnati Gazess from,
Maztlnsburg, Va, says, the secessidnists> chm
plain that large quantity Of f. arms have been
transferred from Hazper'as Ferry to Carlisle.
Barracks, Pa
, 1861-04-22

oAIRo--sopnHEizr ILLINOIS.
A priyate dispatch from Cairo yesterday:
infozfas: us that everything is: quiet there
and the Union feeling Overwhelmingly
The Southern I1snossan Of Shawnee
to"nalas :ths> following cheering. :i1telli~
.~~.x
,.tr S@1rT PntfAa1Ha Fo8 TEE CoHr14cr.-We
isd astf 14qnseEspt n LaxIar seteran Who
.sa gsng1atasd himself il tbs AaIicsn wsf, contain
Saa.te tzaS4 zaisns company 70 A.d in qaeMng theo
We sSr fnfesIs faa e aSaiRtt e
;*a a &sa S organized z q the eshboring county of
st - 5eaay 70 march sonthWard when.
Yhs people & n4slS athafn tHiiacis sre Is body
sSasak g 81 shs F. An R1ea I'D
.as=g.nds of tsattaEs w. sasbsE,l aoass
-
, 1861-04-22

ROARDING.-Boafd wanted in
A1 small family where thsre are few or no hoard,
era BY gentleman and his wife. Address Boz G1 i,
giving IQrAt3Qn. terms. DC. an1.a10t
, 1861-04-22

Where Is Gen. Va11andfghana-i1an.s
den6A1mMer
# an army marched from his deestrick, -
it was understood that the necessary steps
must be over his dead body. We have not
ed from Dayton.-Csn. Com.
, 1861-04-22

- heath Of Rufus Hoxtaef, :: :.
DETROIT April 20--Rufus Ho,eamer. late]v
appointed ;El Godsal to Frankfort On: the Maine
, 1861-04-22
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&1:nAh.-

George Smith, E5qi::, the eminent banker
and fnancier, yesterday subscribed & 600 to
The Chicago volunteer fund. MI. Smith,
therefofe, Il entitled tt head Che 1itt. -
, 1861-04-22

2 .RocK' ISLAND, April a.-Water IN I;tvsr
rising at the Tate Of 6 to 8 inches Der 1dav
since. the 18th inst. 1t has risen abouf II
, 1861-04-22

:; :; HEkRY, Ill; April 2o;-A mar: named
Shoots, carpenter On the steamer LaCIejs'
was drowned here last evening. His body hss
not yet besn recovered. -
, 1861-04-22

ITO RENT.-From the first Of May,
4 Dwelling No. $50, Wabash aEtane. eoataintng
eight rooms, good cal]ar gas, DC Bent $tSs. A1pY
To GEO. ". ADAMS, in rear Of $50 North water s9te%
, 1861-04-22

:. PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-A> resident of
4! Kent g. county, Nd, has received information
tnat the negroes were burning the houses of
H Whites. Two of his buildings had already
, 1861-04-22

An iron founder in Pittshn1gh, Penn, writes
to an iron house In this city that .sOld Penn
sylYania is in blaze. The business men in
the Iron City have entirely suspended opera
tions, and the attention Of all is given wholly
to war preparations. Traitors have to leave
the city in hot haste, as every 1amp-post is
hung with arope and moose at the end, with
the striking motto of Death, to Traitors at.
tached. There is q large home guard forming
here, to be ready for new call, and an active
vigilance COMMITTEES totwatch for traitors and
stop any arms, ammunition, or supplies for
the rebels - s.., i:
, 1861-04-22

F..s s::AftH ), liz ,narfa
f sMalkefj tdentso fhe :Atkanssa & f:onrsn
staons fias tosa1y in! fsgith: he ma
yistanaot5 taefxt laaasd "a! on. ri
ta.l sahlnon III
osa VI MSy' ~ .sp5x5+T .N-I
, 1861-04-22
.vAaFkaaaofpr a4ttt1s Grundy.s II,

.v&4uFKaas71pr 1.ttt1a aarMaay.! II
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlhunc.]
i@3'te; Nt=lhHan'l M3zzzdt3 Md3azzdath3} H., April ao.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Oar Board :uf Supervisors ii Ee:xaifi4 session
nave Just appropriated &, 600, BY unanimous
Tose' fof The equipment ii Gfi,t OIL 1t5rodps: !:
". G, RAAMK1I.
, 1861-04-22

WASHINGTON, April 2o.-About 15o Of The
Massachr: :etts soldiers: are in the hospital,
doing well, and IN fine spirits. The steamer
Pawnee left last night with Government troops
On board. There are whiEperings among the
claimed here. The ct. Nicho1as, a steamer
plying between Washington and Baltimore,
was Seized this morning for prudential. -pt1r.
poses. There are about {, 600 men under arms
at Washington and viciuity.e Additional mead.
snres to{ gnard the entrance Of the city have
besn appointed, including the Railroad termi.
, 1861-04-22

r OST.-The PERSONS who borrowed
~ Of me aMshsn'a Field Fort5dcaaons sod
"AImy Regnlstions" are requested T. return them
forthwith to tho Counting Room o1 the Tribune
;: 6IEs24t - T. d: WEBSTER.
, 1861-04-22
: NR&n advertisements.

:. G'h. dCR1PEM. ddperasIag Agent, % DkaF~
hasH g., u dssosdsed to rsetsu Adrenaxaaest for
ta5s md al Ahs Leading Aupers of kas Northyess
, 1861-04-22
10. Rsnt.

ITO. RENT-A desirable Dwelling
and Man4sh ayeaus. Apply to the Marine BsuE
, 1861-04-22

NEwAREk, y. T., April a,-Gea. e,Il Runiyon ia baa
ressIgsa sS es eEae1s g M fer q ane M MssgineR Ae MI
ingtoa % Taesda5 n13 TGe ts Comfs,,n s1 conn Gaa1
cll viii provide fof the families of vol1ntsera
About $50 military coupanfes stand ready t.
march in Newark 8Ione. ~ - :7e'i ~. =; :
Tie New Jersey stata Bank has offered the
!. State $5o0 900 Other banks offsf Il much a.
Ia reUufreif.t 80 '''s''s:. fi.'t !iE - 80
, 1861-04-22

NpkPFk6E9cE,.8 .8prl Fan :<,l1,g ;,n-
this MORNING; the aEzes and n1rinftfon1 ~ tsd-
held It the arsenal fn I3sbalt5, CIV Il, q rs ~
ak the demand ofaoma citizens of Hid a1nts Mnt
given T. Il ffhete ws4e dBoo stanii
M & am; sa1s R e e r. Risss e saano aad aaSa
distributed in The coantiea adIoioInet ii =; - !
sEJosEnH;tApra1 2o-1sgdi tt;a .a.sts
flag was anfusIbd and: 3dHstEl xIa
ntrests by amounted eompanySo ffsE trtich IL
1t wassraised on Market tE4qaIN @i5Kd,,t Ut
turbanee or athuaiaa4nH 04nMatlahE S1s3tS III.
enent ts 1zahifaat mi, j. ihS siSsTaif tii
ing seatlmeaaf'*! :'tt 1.!'F !.taU .Es5ziG 5Gi Ill
KANSAS CGT, Mo-, April 2a-The Misson
FiansA Aetb5d x6eUa Arsadb II KihsYfa y y
7aad gaztssonau u with loo :mans rhsss r. ~
I y n ecasstoM Mssttxar ,.Eera -
Ehoasanttsn from otI4a8, u oHxsoT1n f}i enH
Kansas Mere ppaaent,t sfFoNineat niseaa 1era
7deco9ated with eecesaian aa38- ~ # |
, 1861-04-22

InD1AxAro1as, Aprf1 2o.-Troops are still
pouring in. There are nearly 1900 men: at
Camp Morton. Tho Governor has rendered
the President 4, ,00o more men than the requ1.
sition required from the State,
: An officer arrived to: day from Washington,
are supplying large quantities Of flannel shirts
and other Clothing, :. -.
, 1861-04-22
:DEL.A:WARE,,

:. The Union men In Delaware are in a bad
II, though the population is. largely Union.
Al the State arms are in possession Of the Sc
cessionists, transferred bY the Governor, who
has not responded to the requisition Of the
the Governor Will take possession Of the d.
per part Of the State In order to secure The
powder mills ut Brand eywine, at which The Sc
eeeafonists evidently lain.
!: :W11,f1kanoK, Del April .sao.-:The Council
appropriated s$s 600 to defend the city, and
passed resolutions approving the Presidentg
proclamation, also asking the Governor TO ID.
Brandywine bridges aud all on that road Id
tHeen euaquehanua and: R1fliladelphia are
guhreted while armed workman have been
M sent to restore tbs bridges destroyed On the
Northern Genital road, -
, 1861-04-22

TO RENT-A Farm. on the South
u Western Plank Bead, Within mile sud.one, ,haH
atate Of cuistv atlon, veil fenced good 4o9sa A3d
Esa- Or j: j. RIGHaRDs. f9et Of LssaHe street.
u1h2Se9Y71m
, 1861-04-22

[The following .atepateh sent us BY tho telegraph
has 10 1ocationsof dhte. tsts plf6dbsbly from
HafrtshutEh.i PannsglvahiAs- Txm.1 /
7sEglnee y rapidly assembling mep at
Aarper's fefTy: Fire Thousand afe= expected
Supposed destination, Washington :. !
aid Baltimore, ,haga Been DESTROYED: re
State Adm1n1st atton possess important infoI
;Hattpn shout plans of saeasaIonistsr hi. mn,
E1nia and MARYLAND: foops viii 1ot moyk
tn 6. 600 afs ASSEMBLED 7:s;
sMARt1kasuag ", l1a::=yirxln1K 4ro3opa
numbering .66o have possession pl thefoPr
Of AaIpets a,s ferxy: Gaanons sla placed On thh
alt directions.z It Is said there is not a Uniot
nsn Y, there The train wAs stopped to. searcI
for troops that 1nfghh be; IL lie way IT, fhs
arsenal, but after examination was aAowed. Is
proceed aald1sbarg ii nineteen miles this
Of Fsuy:1 >EE,k;,ss EEs,k;,ss+.:::ss .ss.ss.s
, 1861-04-22

TO RENT. neat. small Store,
In good posid 40. Apply st I7O South ClaFk It.
, 1861-04-22

DETROIT, April 2o.--The Michigan Central
Railroad offer to carry Michigan Volunteers
over their road free Of Charge, and the West
portation on the Lakes. for Michigan troops
during the war. '~= -
Ten Thousand people assembled In front Of
the Post Office building to-day to witness the
administration of The oath Of allegiance to all
National, State, Couhty and City officials here.
After prayer By Rsv. Dr Dnffield, the oath
Wilkins. The Star spangled Banner was sung
BY the Nelson Sisters, the immense concourse
Joining In the chorus, The scene was the
most Impressive ever witnessed in Detroit,
Messrs: jackson d Wiley, founders, offer to
make over fifty tons shot aud shell for Gov
eminent to be paid for when convenient,
, 1861-04-22

:: zCo1unBuaC C1TE,t Ind, April 9O.7zA military
company will be faised: tonight IN responn
to the: call Of our country =; ..:.z; -
TOLEDO, Ohio, April a. The WIT excitement
is very high here. Ten companies viii be reaar
to leave next week.' FIVE tkotsastd d0YlaF4 4
subscribed to support the families Of .Yo1un.
Fl P11snsvnIE, Ohio, Apsn ao-rhs Bank of
gssnga rendered loan 70 tia State Of ron
, 1861-04-22

ITO. 'RENT-The FIVE, story Store
4 Es. 1877 Lake Street nov ocenpie By. 4. Leih-
ensseln. Possession Asy 1st Also the dyslfn4 aoIse
9, Second Floor, 6yrz ~ 0eNbotn street apisx1n,
, 1861-04-22
=: CHICAGO, MONDAY, APRM ~; 1851.


explosion. Repeated explosions occurred, and
he saw TIE light Of the burning buildings 70,
, 1861-04-22

ITO. RFNT.--North, Side-Fron,
+ The 1st Of May, the rev two-story dwelling, No.
10 HURON street. between Market and BedzeH1ck
3433, T. O. Ap1fxrw
, 1861-04-22

Sandwich Promptly in the Field;
A company Of 8smenf composed almost en-.
1lrely Of farmers sons, has been raised in t,e
town ofsandwich, have rendered their services
to Gan: Swift, and eenaccepted BY him Capt.
l.. T. Carr, an officer IN the Mexican war is
the Captain Over 5000 has been. raised in
the towns Of Sandwich, Plano, and somonauk
to support the families Of the soldiers while
absent This company Of syeomen will give a
good account, Of themselves, - =: -
, 1861-04-22

M. A 0NIC.-A Regular a .
z A. u Etl be hell at tie Ma .onfc Temple NJ
Saas sasa 1A4ondsy 9venanz} at * o'clock
psompt astsndAnce requested as Work may be er.
. ap2xit -. JAMKs RRnmrfr4.1, c.,r.4! ;.
, 1861-04-22

-WANTED-;A :frst.c!ass spinne,
wv Ina WOODEN Factory.
:, GOOD WAGES Will BE PAID.
Address s, FoEp, watertown< via. .n2e.at
, 1861-04-22

{G!0A Coal Mhisl.stlin1juit q. nut
sspel suitable fnr hpsaa4 L. lJseaalda Bso3es
y II ssy ~ deh!ss e
spE,z. saagn z s. 1ssE}Y5f sfas9sE Ks2e IL,
, 1861-04-22

y
new Novel by Mrs.. q. B. srow.t, author Of " The
Aintsses's Woeing." " Uacls Toms cahin.s etc.
This Romance viii ba continued In every tumber
throughout the year. During the progress Of the story
Mrs Stowe Will trace the influence Of the RoAAN
cATaaLIo' FAITH upon tho intellectual and moral
development OF young gill her heroine in the saue
manner and With the sane power With which aha d.
pcted in the Minister'S Wooing" the Influence Of
the Protestant Faith.
In addition to the shore. the Asy number presents
the following
-; TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Eest and Motion; Lights Of the English Lake Dis.
t1icts Pink and Bne: Pomegranase- Flowers; Tia
Prairie State; Concerning Future Years; Brother
Ionathans Lament for Sister Caroline Original Ne
morias Of Mrs. Ptozzl; The H1gc, and Its Explorers
Reviews and Literary Notices Recent American Pub
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pstF Of the country. Subscriptions may begin with
any number. Back numbers can always be supplied
GLuHRIHH -ARkA Observation-Disclosures to ply
thsir Owl postage. Two copies. Five Dollars; Five
copies. Ten Dollars: Eleven cop4es, Twenty Dollars.
Al letters should b. addressed to
;. urKH0R 4 FIELDS, Publiahers,
Gpt2e#9-1t 1H5 Washington st., BQ8tun.
, 1861-04-22
'KANS4H.

LEAvzswoRTH, April 2o.-1,ooo stand Of
worth from the A&ssual ut Fort Leayeuwortb,
aud the Commander Of that post has accepted
the services Of 500 volunteers Of this cIty to
guard the Arsenal pending the arrival Of the
troops from Fort Keazny: III quiet here
t sa1e preparations for possible contingencies,
, 1861-04-22

+: A GENTS WANTED-$1,2 200 a
- year made BY any one With SO worth Of
- PATENT STENCIL TOOLS. =
Stock enough included to retaIl for sl5a Send for
3afsn1aE Sample and Stencil Catalo&aa: Address 4.
Z: JULIAN, No. 454 Olive street. St. Louis Mo, q
412 sFoAdWay. :AeW-fufk = - ap2It6lly
, 1861-04-22


The Unfaed States a1senaI at Pittsburgh is
turning out immense quantities Of warlike
material a fcree of 400 men Is at work
night and day. There are 100 pieces Of artil-
lery Of different caltbre, and an i.nm mea1se quan-
tity ofshot, shell and nm1iuiition- On Tuesday
last, there were: Of small ar1ns 1100 stand Of
rifle mnskets, new model; 20,365 percussion
mnskets, old model, whiehwere being rided-
at the rate Of 1eoper day; ana therewere 11Sa
percussion rifles. There were ,0s5 percussion
pistols, one fourth Of which are Of the newest
pattern. The greatest delay will be in getting
the muskets CONVEX ted into rifles. The exi-
geney Of the war may oblge the Government
to issue many ofthem before The Improvement
Is put On. 1t is satisfactory to know that the
srrenal at Pittsburgh is SC, well supplied with
weapons, and .ta bag euch ample capacity tcr pro-
ducing the medicine for the insurgents. =