, 1861-05-11

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Especial Correspondence OF the Chicago Trtbuae.1
=: .s,; IA. a. u sr. Lou1s' May ., 1851. ~
~, Aou1 eaifo 1oroeS nave mlsseo a 31en pf'Ae'
rao stsamer 'a'as q. s''oa arrived ~ oar
LEWIS ta4s !" ofnln& Hom ~" o.et&1ae, s'a
nA.on e. nouge, en wltn 'atge amount o. maskels
saa 1ovou c-,.noges, ron ~ .ae 1stts. plsee,
-oa ~ usase 4Aatnot,'e.. .ns1e sou''a4e
ss~ "e,e saaslea n.s s0.s ~ w., 80 Ao
Aeaos sno co1.on pai'e' snu eeespea 1te o.
serratlon Of Col Pfeutfss. There IL much
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4i1eHM Tor authority to demand the musketS
ID the name of the United States. and on 4he
fr,,+,;;.d 4h,+ +,,a,, z,,a,,a .to,o,, e.. II
sto0au .4at tites weIe asoIoa 11ofn 1aa tsetmon m
honge AfHsna. The 4rma, as near ~ can be
ascertained, were landed In the vicinity Of the
4owda- ,,4asa 1;, x3oa Z. tha ,,,,.. - - a.
- '1e apP94 Ps-s y! ue
est9, coneenaeatto btea1nooa landing and from
whence It Is supposed to fe the intention to
remove tha uoo1e lot tn 1afr,,.o. nv bv tha
aeteeoniA 1>ise1' lneIe are q tRoNssno aao
one funnors IN circulation about this matter.
pne story fs that four Cnlumhfads WE'RE "a "a
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tney have already been moved to Camp jack
son, where theState militia are now encamped.
And anotbar atl;,; l., So ~ .-,n. an. ~ h.
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t. otnttiuutSu - osscessloaMtbl N to"n. anolAes
1s that drays were running al night conveying
the boreB from the boaf 70 the ca1np. Another
ia +hat t,nt =, = h.o. =. a. I1n,4.a
4.t'S .e soas ns@ 'esn eeAeu =! VIC nAs0
STATES Mafshai.: The Last story is known TO Ee
untrue, The Marshal has officers at work in.
xest;oef,ns i'm r,,,,,,,-. T., ,,r,r7o+;o, and wa
ahsit 1rahsh,1 ha W. * = sFt;Ia = H. | +rns
rr;th; ,+ha IA ~ 80 @.is -. ~
~ - sssta,s. s1S - -" u|ys.
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a1seIa s,nra NJ rntten arae1,s q II fh,aTe,tg a
nnisV minnie InaH and rank aecassionisf Of
co.rse, Left town for Baton Rouge. 10 throw
onr psnple OF tbeir e1ard. Greene wrote back
that no arms could BE had from Bston Rouge
whatever, 50 all the arms were wanted In New
Orleans and f,r othet ,ointa In The Southern
Confede1acy. This letter was purposely
shown to several Union men In order to throw
them on the wrong track. The next thing ne
hear Of Greene Is Inst he il In Montgomery,
Alabama: check hY {oT1 with all 1he prom.
14sut oAfAafs u hc6 c94taeIA 1onteAetapy'
ae VIII a9x1 oe pacA Y NsW dreams ana 4 ~
to do: with the arraa lust received on the j; C..
SWon. If the forces it Cairo allow such loads
Of contraband merchandise to pass scot free
tney nay - wei retutn nome, lor Y sugN
1ogsaeaaa anu Cotton oaies, ano n otnsr
1ofns, 81 the m9nltaons OF "atdestfea y tne y
safelv Col Prentiss "a advised to eTamint
ham caslSs going snn,b8ard forit ia geueraliY.
understood hare that In nearly every eask Of
ham and bacon which now leaves our leTee, q
barrel OF gnnrpowder is concealed, while pigs
Of lead are concealed upon the steamers up
Per deck, IN phot houses ana oncsfs rooms.
Every boat ought TO be oveEh&aled and u re-,
the seash effsetnal and complete. 80,
The Union Home t3uafd have chosen another
na1ne.. They are Known as the "D. & ne
seFVes." Ihe reason u f1nt 1nnr reg1ment8
have been sworn into the service Of the gov
ernnent for three months, BY q epeeial order
received on the 9Th from the War Department;
The members Of this corps receive no pay,
but are supplied WITH. arms and ammunition
from the Arsenal, on ne condition that they
will drill Under q military Instructor three
times week, obey their officers and guars
the Armorles where the atms are STORED
These Armories have been rented for the pur-
pose BY the United States, and apy attack on
Uniled States, and will bs resented as such
Some forty five hundred men have been
swo4n 1nto service under this arrangement,
and received arnB and accontrenents.
The rolls are receiVe6fat the ArsenaL One Of
these regiments Il commanded by =. Graiz
Brown, Colonel They turned out nearly
eleven hundred strong yesterday, and received
their a1ms accordingly. The regiment then
marched to headquarters and IN 50 doing
passed the headquarters Of the Minute Men
t on Fifth street. A few yag abonds conEreEa-
ted On the sidewalk; and rs the solid eleFen
hundred marched by fifteen abreast. with gilt
tering bayonets, .. cry. VIVA raised on the aide-
walk to stone them, &C.. The Minute MEMS
building was Instantly closed as If to save the
windows from at:A=G, and for q tne1nent mat
|, teFs looked :aqually. a feu inthea of cold
steel would have etfsctual1y put stop to any
| attempts outragea.
4 case Of individual meanness was cited a
few dafs ago, wherein the flag Of the Union
WIS insplted. Hwe is anothel; A committee
having in charge thu making IN of flannel
shirts and other paTments fi,7 the volunteers.
waited on Messrs. Pomeroy j. Benton, the ex.
tenslye dryRDods dealers On Fourth street,
Believing tnat the hnuse in question would
furnish flannel and blankets at the lowest
wholesale prices, 1t informed Of It's intended
use, one OF the committee impaired the neces@
sary information. Judge thsir surprise when
NJ Benton informed the party that Il; the
a. ne m3ula np enafge 9oaoe the nsaa pI1ce
hoped this Item may be noticed BY some Of
with Pomeroy u Benton. They fill a couaid-
ernb1e number Of Illinois orders; and for the
temptib1e t ri N oandoct @ as his Should be exposed.
Another fndlvidual instance Of disloyalty Is
more eI,r1,Tjainp than thn IAst Tie wall