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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

THE MARKETS.
New York Market.
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NEW YORK, May Is.
AsHEs-steady and unchanged; sales Of rs bbls a
s5 81 per pots; IS 90 for pearl.
PLOUR-rsceipts OF 1890 tbls; market shade drm-
er; sales Of 1880 bbs at e51si 10 for sup state 8.
200 ~ IS for extra state, S5Ds5 10 for sup western
for shipping brands extIa Round Ohio Hoop. oapsdIsr
-four rather more steady, sales Of $50 bbs ss
RYE PLouR-steady at 50 1O9s4 for common to
choice superhne. ref - : :
wHEHr-receipts Of eelso bush; market fully to
20 per hush better; chiefly medium and good grades,
sales Of $4,000 bush az 81 loDsl 20 for Mi club; 90
for white Mich; o. IS for red state.
RYE-quiet and unchanged; small sales at Csc.
BARLEY--dull, and without change In prior
O0RNreceipts OF 100 $40 bush; market 102c better;
sales Of 900 bush at 56, for old mixed WESTERN and
oATs-arm at sl@s4c for western Canadian and
stste.
PoaK-dull. sales Of $40 bbls at sI7 for mess; and
Sig e09l3 for prime.
BEEf-unchangad.
CUT MEATs-unchanged.
LARD-dull and heavy; sales $50 bbls at a99Eo.
10 for State. ~ ss lr
CHEEsE-steady at 39ec. r-st
WHIsKY-qulet and unchanged; sales at 16k
COTTON-market quiet and steady sales Of 500 TO GOO
bales making up lands at 13X.
o0fFEE-inactive and nominal in the obsurd Of
sales. I,H v
sUGARs-quet.
M0LAsSAs-a are quiet without important chape.
sIoOhs-better with moderate business money and
exchange without any feature activity Bankers
opening Michigan AK: Harlem IL; Hudson 3iX; NY
Central 7lT Delaware a. Hudson "a; Pac Mali 6IK;
nrie 2tki Psnaws l02f; Reading 30K; aalene & Chic
United states6s 81 registered do &c. Coupons e6k
1908 III Coupons 10; Kentucky 6's n; Tennessee
43h Virginia 49k; bonds 20; Mo 4Oj<; & 7
sinking funds Nh. INA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26


RHEuMArrsm. any who have been afflicted
with this malady, the very reading of the above
heading will call to mind the remembrance Of
the most excruciating pain and prolonged agony.
The joints swelled, stilf and unyioldlng, each
turn Of the body accompaniedby shock thai
would induce tho belief that every bone in the
human anatomy was about to be dslochted,- -
From two to three bottles OF "Kennedy's Medl
cal Discovery will cure the worst case Of Rheu
matism. We would refer TO the cure Of J. Ma
combsr, Esq,, 4 respectable citizen Of Boston
who was cured at the age Of fifty-hve years af
ter an Illness Of a quarter of a century, and Al
expense Of some $1,000 paid to various Pbysi'
eiclsus. For the care 0ihumors II has no equal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

sARsAPARILLA.--This tropIcalroot has repu.
tation wide as the world, for curing one class Of
disorders that afllct mankind-a reputation toe
which II deserves as the best antidote we pos
sess foriscrofulous complaints. But to be brought
into use, Its virtues must be concentrated and
combined with other medicines that increase
its power. Some reliable compound of this
character Is much needed 10 the community
Read the Advertisement Of DR.. AYER's sarsap
arllla in our columns. and we know 1t needs no
encomium from us to givy our citizens confidence
In what he offers. Organ, Syracuse, N, Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
Movements of the Federal and Rebel
Forces.
Especial to Herald

EVICOhs
Especial to Herald.
BALTIMORE, May a.
The steamer Norfolk has arrived.
Gen. Butler left Fortress Monroe YESTERDAY
with 1000 troops in propellers, and landed then
near Lindhaven.
An officer just from Washington says th,
War Department received to-day accounts o.
the erection Of several new and formidable bat
teries near Norfolk, and there were $4,000
troops between Norfolk and Sewall's Point.
A gentleman from Richmond, yesterdays' says
there are IL, 900 troops there, and.that they are
arriving on every train, Two regiments from
North Carolina arrived while he was there, and
two from South Carolina left on the same train
he started on, but turned eff to to the left at
Taylorsville.
This would take them to Gordonsyille, and
they probably went to Culpepper.
The presence of Gen. Johnston at Harper's
Ferry Il confirmed
Two Kentucky regiments were ordered to re
inforce the Virginians at Point Of Rocks yestcr-
day: They were throwing up enrenchments
on the heights last night.
Two hundred soldiers from Federal Hill
marched through the streets of Baltimore this
T. M and seized large quantity of gunpo W.
DER which was taken to the magazine in Fort
McHenry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
From X amsas.

LEAvEnwoRTH, May 20.
The U. 8. forces from the Indian country
west Of Kansas, comprising 6 companies o.
cavalry aud Of infantry, under command O
Lieutenant Col. Emery, are within few day
march Of this city, with all means Of transpor
tation and plenty Of subsistence. On the from
tier, they made rapid retrograde march, ant
captured % Texans who had been doggipg th,
troops some time. They were held prisoners
one day, and discharged. 2E-T \
The regiment Of Kansas volunteers for
years service 10 being mustered. It is no
known by the State military authorities wheth
er any 3 months volunteers will be accepted b.
the Government.
E. F. Conway has been nominated for re
election to Congress from this State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-The following

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-The following
jury cases we're before the Court last week;
The case Of WIN. A. PLArr v. JOHN SELLS e
al.-PuoH, CRircHrRLD and NOBLE for Plain
tiff, and SwAYNE and BABER for defendants
commenced on Thursday morning, and the next
morning verdict was rendered for the defend.
ants. The plaintiffs counsel moved new
trial. 7
The case Of G. w. BEERs, Guardian, v.SAM.
uEL KINNEAR-NoBLE and SwAYNE for plaintiff,
and GALLOWAY and WARDEN for defendant-was
commenced on Friday morning, and after hear.
ing the testimony and the arguments Of counsel
in part, the Court adjourned, yesterday, till
nine o'clock Tomorrow (Monday) morning.
The Grand Jury are not yet discharged.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

DusRrz g. GREEa's 0PrRA TRouPE.-The six.
teen star performers of this celebrated Troupe
will give two of their Ethiopian Concerts at
Armory Ilall-one on Wednesday, and the other
on Thursday evening next. We need not men,
tion the performers by name, further than to say,
that among them are CHARLES McERvEs. the
famous dancer, and NED SLocUM, the unrivaled
delineator of the negro character, both well
known in this city. See the advertisement Of
the Troupe in another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
From New York.

NEW YonK, May 25.-The ship North Caro-
lima, from Hayre, for Norfolk, has arrived here
a prize 10 the Minnesota. The schooners Trop
10 Bird, under British colors, and the Pioneer,
owned In Richmond, have been captured and arr
en- route here. s>N
The steamers Arsso and Kangaroo sailed fol
Europe to-day. vR sfl
The prize bark ocsavia has arrived here from
Hampton Roads. ~ ,ss,s ~ 5s,g I
Minister to Prussia. ga fsei ~
The Great Eastern took l94 passengers.
Col. Aliens regiment embarked In the steam
erAhel for Fortress Monroe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

u The Ksnton Democrat of the 24th inst
gives the following particulars Of a recent oc-
currence 10 Dudley township in that (FIardin
county.
A letter addressed to Samuel Hopkins, Esq.
was received at Di dley P o. 1t was mailet
In Missouri, and impressed on the envelope wal
o secession flag and the names Of JEFF. Davii
and Alexander II. Stevens. Mr.. Hopkins
sent to the Office for hls mail matter, and the
Postmaster refused to deliver the letter, bu
called together few of his Abolitiont
friends for consultation. A message was sent
to Mr.. Hopkins to appear at the Post.
office at certain hour, and they would
open the letter in his presence and have 1t read
Mr.. Hopkins regarded this as personal insult,
and refused to appear. The mob-for 1t de
serves no other name--opened the letter, read
1t, and copied it. Mr.. Hopkins called again the
next morning and demanded the letter and was
again refused, but was offered what was repre-
sented asa copy. The letter was nothing but
an ordinary communication from an old friend
who lives in Missouri
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
Further Foreign News by the Etna
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENS
TOWN


LONDON MARKET-Thursday, I6-The sale
Of cotton to-day were 1000 bales, includin
1900 10 spectators and exporters. Breadstuff
steady. Provisions steady. The latest sales 0
American stocks on Thursday we're: Illinois
Central, 39@3e discount; Eiie R. r. 2l@22
u 8. IS have advanced 1@2 per cent.
LIVERPOOL MARKEr.-Sales OF cotton on Mon
day and Tuesday reached $4,000 bales, incud
Ing 5000 to spectators and exporters. Manches
ter sdyices are unfavorable; Market dull bu
steady. Breadstufs firm, with partial advance
Richardson, Spence & Co. report -four STEADY
extra State at 2Ss 6d.@29s.sd.; wheat firm
red western advanced 3D., quoted at lis. Sd. a
lbs lOd.; white quiet at Ids. 3d.; corn firm
mixed at 4,. Cd @34,. 3d.; yellow $751;; whit,
35s. @35s. Cd. Wakefield, Nash & Co. report
ed wheat steadyj corn has an advancing ten
dency, and holders demand an advance of la
Cd; provisions generally steady; beef and pork
firm; bacon dull; lard dull at 52@55s.; tallow
quiet but steady; cheese declined l@3s., with
large arriValsi pearls 80; sugar quiet; coffee
steady. -a-
LONDON MARKEr.-Wheat has an upward
tendency, with partial advance Of Is on good
qualldesi inferior Gull, -four firm and advanced
at 6i@ls for American; sugar quiet; coffee
firm; tea firm; money generally unchanged,
there has been heavy drain OF gold for the
American market, consols closed on Tuesday
at 9l35@9lN; money at 92@921S for account
Stooks: III. @ 3e1f@38 discount; Erie 20@2l;
N. Y. G 65@67. Later Liverpool cotton mar,
ket, Wedpesday-Sa TO. day we're 1000 bales,
including 1000 to spectators and exporters, the
market closing very dull at decline of Nd
since the sailing Of the Persia; choice lots are
scarce. 30
Tho screw frigate Mersey, 10 guns, has sailed
for an American station.
In the British parliament, Lord Woodhouse
said the government Of Spain, at the request Of
the inhabitants, had accepted the annexation Of
the eastern portion Of the Island of st. Domin.
goto her possessions, and that government had
given assurances that African slavery should
not be re-establshed on that Island.
The Cotton Growing Company Of Jamaica
has determined to plant several thousand acres
forth with, so that the crop may be delivered in
Manchester before the end of the year
There were vague reports current that Eng.
land and France had agreed to recommend Aus
tria to cede VeDetia to Italy for money ant
| territorial considerations. .
The Sultan Of Turkey was also to receive
| money consideration.
Spain has ordered six new screw war frigates
OF the fret class, In order that she may be su.
perior on the sea to the American flag.
II Is authoritatively stated that the negotia
tions for the withdrawal of the French force
from Rome are approaching conclusion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

Capture of SewaIrs Point by Cen.
p Hutler--Et deral Loss 81, and Rebc
lLoss netWeen 500 aud 400, Killed
ana W0unded-800 Prisone re- TaE en-
80 kebei rickets Captured-Skir. r.
mish AT Arlington AeIRhts.
WAsHINoroN, May IS, P. M.
The steamer yankee" arrived to-day from
Fortress Monroe. She brings the report tha
Gen. Butler yesterday captured Sewall's Point
with loss Of "a killed and wounded. The
enemy lost between 300 and 400 killed and
hAps 600. +. -
The War Department has inform alton to the
same effect. FsF
On Thursday evening, the evenings pickets
near the Fortress were surprised, and 300 taker
prisoners. g iiss ~ ~
No donbt skrmish took place between fed =
eral and secession pickets near Arllng or
Heights to day. "a J6 .11T-l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

CAMP JAcKsoN.-There are now in Camp
one whole Regiment, the Twenty second, and
two Companies, Capt JoHNsos's, of tho Eigh.
teenth, and Capt. WALoUrr's, Of the Twenty
third Regiment making twelve Companies
and an aggregate Of l,ls0 men.
We understand that the Race Course grounds
on the National Road, four miles west of the
city, have been selected as the new site for the
Camp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

" The Board Of Control of the State Bank
Of Ohio, during their semi annual session in this
city, last week, reelected J.ANDREws, Pre,i-
dent, J. R FiNN, Vice President, and ]. J, JAM
MY, Secretary. aaa,. 100 hasv srlslras 58 -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

TIE LITTLE GIANT-Not Douglas, nor Breck
inrldge, nor even "Old Abe" but JAMES PYLr's
Dietetc saleratus, that In its own department
possesses more strength and purity than all OF
them. All other kinds are pigmies to IL. De-
pot, 34S Washington Street, New York. Sold
by grocers everywhere.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

TwENrY-osE REolMESrs FROM OHIo.-Gov.
DEnMsoS has announced thato ohio's contingent Of
troops for the three years service is twenty-one
Regiments. This includes the eleven at Camp
Deuuison, the two at Washington City, and part
of the nine now in the State service, provided
they will enlist for the required term. If they
do not, more troops will be taken from the MI
litia of the Reserve for this purpose.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
From NAVY Orleans.

y aoE@s O. t4QaxNEw oaLEANs, May 25.
The brig Angel. from Vera Cruz on the 18th
inst brought 50, 900 inspecie.
Manitilan letters say that gold 10 taken from
the waters Of the MalaliDga diggings. Very
rich discoveries are made, and great excitement
prevails regarding the discovery. Business Is
dull.
Texas advices furnish very glowing accounts
Of the grain crop prospect.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

b pCol. CoSSELI, of the Seventeenth Regi.
menti now at Camp Anderson, near Lancaster,
has appointed A. J.DAvls Adjutant; GouLpEN,
cfLicking county, Quarter Master; FLANAGAN,
Of Madiaon, Sergeant Major, and IRvM LINN,
Of Capt GIEsY,s Company, Regimentsl En-.
oion
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

g iGTPortand, the site Of Camp Scott, is In
Jackson county, twelve miles south Of
Jackson g. H. the county seat. The position
itis said, can be made to command the borde
along the Ohio for several hundred miles, ow
Ing to the bend of the river at that point, S.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

"THuu SHALT NOT COMMIT ADuLrERArros" IL
one of the commandments Of an honest com.
merce. Do the venders of deleterious mix.
tures-under the name of London Gin-fulall
~ Tho reader answers "No" Avoid their
I track, then, and purchase only CHARLEs' L,s.
DON CORDIAL Civ, genuine imported article.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

Z DEATH OF DICK Sitter Tho jackson
(Mich.) Citizen says that world.rsnowned Rich
ard II. Sitter, (famillatly known as "Dick'
'sliter,) the celebrated Champion Jig dancer
4 and negro performer, died on Tuesday morning,
esat the Hubbard House, at Jackson. Dick was
about thirty elk years Of age, and his name was
o household word all over the United States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

DRy GooDs AT AUcrIoN.-There will be sold
at tauction large lot Of Dry Goods at P. WooD's
Store, No. lOs High street, commencing to-
morrow Monday at ten o'clock, A. M, and
continuing through the week. ..... ~,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
The Rebel Battery at Aauir Greek
Completely DemoIished. 80

NEW YORK, May %.
The Worlds Dispatch says reports have reached
the city that United States steamer had an
engagement to-day with the battery at Aqua
Creek, completely demoliAhing It. The men
from tho steamer went on shore and raised an
American aag. This is the only battery be-
tween Washington and Fortress Monroe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

U' The eccentric JOHN RANDOLPH was once
asked what he thought the most important
thing for boy to learn He piped out in his ia
comic way Teach him how and when to say
M M r. t.lH a-g. va t.ftr.f. t.l = ,l.s.tI .~-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
cleveland Market.

FRIDAY, May "a, 1861.
FL0UR-steaiy. Sales Of double extres from white
rd do at SS 10. ~,
wHEAT-hrm, with sales 10 advance. Three cars rcd
on track sold at 81 IL and do at S1l3. White Il
wanted and worth 81 90. ..t'
CoRN-ths market remains dnil for large lots while,
By the car load for city holders are able to get good
prices. Sales are cars at 35c. on track.
OATe-steady. Sales of9 cars at 2ec.
RYE--dull at 500. a-i.vv a. 1880
HIGHwINEs-dulk with sales Of 20 bbls at l3xc.
EGG5-dnl with sales at Go. 'rI'
SALTS selling at 81 IS for fine from dock, and
81 4s delivered on cars. III ,tTfa t'E -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

" B On Thursday, four hundred wooden can
tonments, containing. 10 the aggregate eOO,0e(
feet oflumber, were sold by the Quarter. master
at Camp Harrison, Cincinnati, for 81 800. They
cost tn State 1900. '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

r III BUFyALo, May IS.
Flags are flying at half mast in this and all
Eastern cities for the death of Col Ellsworth
Great indignation and sorrow are expressed for
his murder. l- De-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

U. s. DrrurY MARsHaI.-JoHN II. .wHrrLrh
Esq,of this city, has been appointed U. s
Deputy Marshal for the Southern District ol
Ohio. r dath3I 3Id3d idAaG5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

The American Express Company has oul
thanks for it's daily fayors In the shape OF tht
yery latest eastern papers, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
Tho Fire Zouaves Executtnu vcn-
ReancO at Alexandrin.

The Midnight Tines dispatch says gentle.
man just arrived from Alexandria says the Fire
zouaves have commenced executing their
threats OF vengeance, and have already shot
three violent secessionists The people Of Alex.
andrla, who were sympathizlpg with jackson,
have been compelled to Zee for their lives.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

Men and Munitions Tor Fort Pickens.
lg-, b1s ,r5.i5.A .aia.9 .BosroN, May IS.
The armed steamer "South Carolina" sailed
last night for Fort Pickens, taking crew of 1877
men, also 100 seamen, for the feet, to supply
the places Of those whose enlistment has expir.
ed. She also takes out several ten inch NOR.
tars, rifed cannon, and other war munitions
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
Ebe Ol)io 9tates''ra'r
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Adams Express Company places US daily
under obligations 10 II for the very iatest papers
from the eastern citics e ks
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

SANDY HOOK, May 25.
The Great Eastern passed over the bar this
morning, outward bound.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
E. N. WILLIAMS & CO..
Front Street. Between State and Town

TNHE OLD O A 10 R a q e 17R y
IL SHOP isstill running, and although zk
The pressure Of late years has set heavily EfSGF
upon her running gears, she q still turn.
ng out those splendid PHETONs, RoCKAwAYs, and
PRINCE ALBERT's sHIfTING TOPS and N0T0P
DEMOCRAT and GROCERY WAGONS, SMALL 0MNI.
BUSES and HACKS. Twenty yean steady manufac-
turing has given our work . widespread reputation
through the South and West. 41se rH
We therefore deem It unnecessary to say any thing moro
In regard to the quality Of our work. We WARRANT
EVERY vEncLz. Ws.can sell soops Tor Buoerxs from
Desss can be furnIshsd with any amount Of work a
short notice. and prices lower than can b bought am
where II the West. Second band Busgies taken IN sx
N iSspsiiins IL done nsasly ana a. short notice. Yss
tory on Front between Bats and Town stfssts, Celum
FXi communications viii receive prompt attention
Avg. St-wIy =. n. WILLrAMG d 90.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

D SOMETHING Coon FoR ALL.-See Prof
Woods advertisement in another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
RssieuSti6is OF tho Attorney GSnerai
~, = NJ 1-,..., okfonnsylvania. sd

Attorney General Purvlanoe has resignsd.---
In nis letter 70 the Governor he saysi "For
reasons wnien eppealto my. self-rsspeot, can.
With your admInhb6sion, |" 49, : :, =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

DA. A. BAscnoF,, Eiq. Of Granville, Lick
Ing county, has besnIappointed Indian Agent to
reside on the Pacific coast in Washington Terri.
d tory. a,d ,,.....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

BALTIMORE, May 25.
A large body of troops came over the North.
ern Central road this evening for Washington.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26
Later-No BostiIities at Harpor,s
Forfy-Etc.

BALTIMORE, May 25, P. M.
The western train Is just In. The re,
ports from Harper's Ferry of hostilities are to-
tally unfounded.
Gov. Lstoher has detained the coal trains and
hands belonging to them. h.
John Merriman, worthy and respectable citi :.
hzen ofBaltimore county, was arrested last night
by Government officers, charged with burning
the bridges on the Northern Central Railroad
He was taken TO Fort McHenry. II 10 under
stood he acted by authority Of the Mayor and
Police Commissioners.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-26

No 1rsin: ..s ssusSSg usSSg ',dss sxss .ss BfI,,
=: G.s: %a1,s. an: Es9R21 EF%R,cyiTfs ArTs::
numOred to bo Going ON There
| Affairs at Fortress Monroe : Gen.
10 be Attached A gain hree GUNS
DiAm0unted and at least SIX II els
Killed there I'm the Former Attack.
BALTIMORE, May 25.
No trains were run over the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad last night or--to day.
Eleven engines and large number OF cars
have been detained at Harper's Ferry.
Forty nine men employed on trains have been
arrested at Harper's Ferry, and are now In all.
II 10 rumored that hostilities are now going
on at Harper's Ferry, but there 10 nothing def.
mite as yet.
The schooner Adelaide arrived from Fortress
Monroe this morning. A correspondent of the
Associated Press there sends the following:
FoRrI lss MoNRoE, May "a.
Gen. Butler suddenly made his appearance
yesterday In Hampton, at the head Of regi.
ment, on q areconnoiss ce. G
The rebels atten tied to burn the Long 1
Bridge, but were frustrated by the activity Of the
advance guards.
To-day friday he extends the reconnaissance
several miles up the peninsula between James
and York Rivers.
The Troy and Vermont Regiments have en-
,amped near Hampton.
The Harriet Lane has gone TO Charleston.
The blockading squadron of Fortress Monroe
consists Of the Minnesota, Cumberland, Yam
rec, Star formerly Monticello), Quaker City,
md other email craft. 30. .t
There are several prisoners in the harbor.
Upon the arrival Of the frigate Mississippi II
8 expected active operations will be taken
gainst Sewall's Point.
In the action Of last Sunday, three Of the four
uns there were dismounted, and at least halt 1
czen men were killed. The battery was to
ontain thirteen guns.
The Michigan Regiment is expected soon
.om Washington. Also several regiments from G
lew York and Boston.