Smyrna times., 1861-07-18

The New York Tribune says, many expert
shced European military men are coming
hiIheT 20 offer their services in the war for the
Union. About hundred officers of the Prus.
sian Army have received leave OF absence
for this purpose, and some have already. As
was TO be expected, there is also a general
opposition TO volunteer among the gallant fol-
lowers OF Garibaidi; we believe two of these
are already in Washington. All over Italy,
the cause of the Union is felt to be the cause Of
Liberty and of Constitutional Government, and
The enthusiasm for it is universal.
al have always been astonshed," said Miss
Sink, "at the anxiety young girls have for
beaux, but never pittied female more than
when Miss Mountfea lhers left my school. See
ing her 'ropt,' and gazing towards the sky
asked her what she was looking for.
"'That beau said she, 'wh ich is told of in
Genises, as being set in clouds wish he'd
come down."
ANOTHER TRAIToR.-Thomas E. Bond, Doc
tor of Medicine, Preacher OF the Gospel, Edi.
tor of the defunct Baltimore Christian Advo.
cate, etc, ETC., who is generally afflicted with
the insane idea, that the mantle of his worthy
father has fallen on his shoulders, has turned
up al Forth of July meeting in Hartford coun.
Iy, az an opponent of the war, an apologist Of
jeff Davis; in a word, very rabid, albeit
weak traitor Cecil Wing.
Mrs. Longfellow, who was burnt to death at
Cambridge on Wednesday afternoon. was the
daughter of Nathan Appleton, of Boston, and
was married to the poet soon after his second
return from Europe. She was distinguished
for her rare personal beauty, her graceful, man
ners and her devotion 10 her family.
The Pittsburgers are quite proud of the fact
that all the great guns bearing the names Floyd.
Union and Rodman. will perfora,e the hull
ofany iron or steel plated ftigate that can be
built. This is the most terrible engine ofwar
yet invented, and all the experiments made
fully sustain the fact
| The Washington county wool growers man.
lfest great interest in the question whether the
| of cotton being short, the wool crop will be
used to supply its place. They believe that the
demand for wool must be heavy from this cause,
and are inquiring curiously as to tas specula-
tive movements on the subject.
| The government Of New Virginia is now
under full beadway, and the western State il
acknowledging it's authority. John e. Carlle
has been chosen S Senator in place oil
Hunter. aud W. t. Wiley in place of Mason
No LIQUOR TO SoLDIBRs.-A bill will be in.
trOduced in Congress. during the session, tt
prohibit the sale OF liquo. to the soldiers of oui
army.
We learn that Delaware has furnished few
OF her citizens as recruits for jeff. DAVIS army
Two or three have gone from The vicinity o
SeafoId ard Laurel. They will probably re-
turn cured Of treason.
The grand jury Of the United States distric
court, sitting in Baltimore, has found bills Q
indlcimentfor treason against John Merryman
Samuel Maoter, Lewis Bitter, james McCart
ney, Philip Casmire, Michael Hooper, ant
Richard H. Mitchell.
TIE HUNDsED DOLLAR BoUNTY.-It may no
be generally known that those ofour volunteer
who enter the service for three years, will b.
entitled at the termination Of their term of en-
listment, TO a bounty of one hundred dollars.
The State Journal furious rebel Hows
paper in st. Louis, has been suppressed BY OF
J der of Gen. Lyon.
The privatesr Jeff Davis has captured tw
briggs and a schooner, among them being tn
brig John Welch.