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please be prepared with the necessary change.
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ggrceabg 70 hs Jouo,gi10 section q ne ns's Fos,oges
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Of any paper pvblsAed N Cincinnati.
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any city, town or village, where q newspaper shall
Ne printed, shall hereafter be published once only
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9 |.
fThis ntrfkinq Prem which appeared arst, many
ears aeo, IN Biactrood, has not been in print fr
time, and W reproduce Il AZ peculiarly appre.
,rints m Ne close 10 the present crisis IN. Pszss.l
Cianr, oiasgt the Massive anvils ring
cfns, cleng HUNDRED banner ssins;
The mighty blows atld multiply;
Hlatg s'sns
what arc ycur strong arms forging nowf
Canz. clane-we forge the coulter now
The coulter 81 tho Kindly plow;
Street Mary. mother, bless our toll
hayi ts bread furrow stiil unbind
To Ronial rAiue, 10 sun aud Wind, D
The meet beniEnant sell
sciaae, ~oihng-our c%ouitsr's course shall be
On many q sweet aud sheltered lleai
w uaiy q streamltt's silver lido. i1
Amid tho song Of the morning birds,
Amid NJ low q the sennterine herds,
Through woodbine hedges and sweet May,
along the green hire side.
When regal Autumn's beuntsous hand
With wide spread glory clothes the landi
on each res pisndent slope, Is rolled
We biess-We bloss the PioE.
Clape, clsre- again, my mates. what glovs
Etneafh the hammersi potent blower
.Cihk, elsnk-we forge the giant Chain
Which bears the gallant vessels strain,
mid stormy wiudt and adverse tides;
Secured b. THE, the good ship braves
The rocky roadHtead, and the waves
which tnunoer on her slices.
Anxious no more, the merchant secs
The mist drive dark b fore the breeze,
The storm cloud on tho hill
Calmly he rests though far away
In boisterous Chimes his vessels lay,
Reliant on our skill
Say, on what sand these links shall sleep,
Eathoms beneath The solemn doePR
By Aries peetilential shore
BY many an iceberg. loaa and. boar
BY many a palmy western isle,
Baskihg IN Springs perpetual smile
By It irmy LsbradOrl
Say, shall they feel the vessel reel,
When TO the battery's deadly peal
The crushing broadBide makes reply
Or else, as at the glorious Nile,
Hold GRAPHING ships, that strive the while
Tor death OF victory
Hurrah / cling, olangl-once more, what glows,
park bro,hets Of the forge, beneath
The iron tempest # your blows
The fur aces red BREATH
Clapg. clapg-a burning torrent, clear
And brilliant, OF bright spafks, is poured
Around and up in the dusky air,
As snr hammers forge the Sword,
The swsrd la Dame Of dread yet when
Upon the freeman's knee 'tis bound,
While fOr his alter and his hearth,
While for the land that gave him birth,
The var drums roll, the pets sound,
How sacred is II them
whenever for the truth and right
1t finishes ia the van of fight;
Whether in some wild mountain pass,
As that wbeie fell Legnidas;
Or on some stei lie pisin and stern,
A MaFstoB or a Bannockburp
Or mid ueICe crags and bursti1g rills,
The S~witzsr's Alps, gray Ty rol's hills;
Or, Us when sunk the Armada's pride,
1t gleams above the stormy ttiei ,
StiB, still, whence the battle word
Is Liberty rhea men do stand
For ftstce dni heir HGtire land
Tren He ca bless tn Sw,rdi
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ADVANCE IN THE PRIcB OF SHIP-TlMBER.
The Boston Journal says:
The proposal of the Government to have
built Immediately forty or fifty gun-boats
has thrown the timber market into quite a
eOmmOtioD, and in some classes Of timber the
prices have jumped up five or ten dollars in
a single day. Hard pine is quite scarce, and
those who have a stock on hand are quite
fortunate. A representative of one of the
largest s~hip-builders in New York, who is
understood 10 be a large competitor for the
gup-bosis, was in this city last week trying
70 buy up what hard pine he could find. He
purchased one cargo and bad 1t shipped to
New York. In oak timer there is also a
large increase in price, and q further advance
is expected. There is quite a large quantity
of timber cut and ready for shipment in Vir-
GINA, owned by Northern men, which, under
the existing state of things, can not be ship
ped North. We hear Of one party who had
four esrgOes on shipboard, which their men
were obliged 70 leave.
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. DMINIsThATOn,s SALE OF ZEAL

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF ZEAL
n ESTATE -1n pursuance OF az, order Of APP
psaisement and sale, OF the Probate Court Of Ham
iIton County, Ohio, / will offer for sale, at Public
Auction. in the Rotunds Of the Court house, In
Cincinnati, on FRIDAY, the 2Sth day of June,
1851, at II O'Clock A. M, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
county of Hamilton and State of Ohio being In the
southwest quarter of section eight (SG third town
ship, second fractic nal range of the Miami Pur-
chase; and being the south part of Lot No six C6l
on the map of subdivision of the Arbegast Estate,
as the same was subdiyided and laid of to William
u. Ready, deceased, by the Commissioner in the
suit in PARTITION in Hamilton County Com non
Pleas, No. II SIG, and containing seventeen III feet
in froLt on Z rbegast-street and running BACK the
same width to the east line of the entire tract, as
tbe same will more fully appear by reference to the
man and Commissioners report Of said subdivision
on page 539, volume 254, Of the Records oil Hamilton
County Common Pleas.
Appraised at g..
r Terms of Sale Or e-half cash in hand, remainder
in twelve months, with interest, TO be secured by
mortgage on the premises. U-C MOORbi.
Administrator Of VIM. I; Ready deceased.
Tmy 20 dwell
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SurERIOR COURT o r CINCINNATI,

SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI,
- HAMILTON COUNTING. II, 200 -Jason
EvaUs. Briggs Swift, Hugh W Hughes and Wilson
i Drake, partners, as Evans & 90 plaintiffs: vs..
Washington Butcher and John Butcher Butcher,
partners as Butcher & Brother, defendants, aud
Morris 0Wan, garnishee The said defendants,
Butcher 4 Brother. are hereby notified that OBJ the
I'd day of May, Al 1861. plaintiffs above named
filed their petition. in said Court, stating that. on
the 27th day of February, A d 1861, the said Nor
rib 0Wan made 4 certain bill of exchange for the
sum Of S5 0OO,S at sixty days and i,dorsed and dit.
rected the same to the said Butcher 4 Brother, that
the ca me was duly accepted by the said Butcher &
Brother, and afterward, for the benefit Of said
Butcher & Brother, discounted By plain titfs 81 their
Banking ouse, in Cincinnati; that there is due
the said plaintiffs from said Butcher & Brother on
said draft, the sur" of Five ThonsaRd Dollars, and
interest rom May 1, 1861. and demanding a iudg-
mept against said Butcher for said sum Of Five
Thousand Dollars: with interest as aforesaid And
the eaid Butcher & Brother are hereby required to
plead. answer or demur to said petition on or before
the 2d day of June,,A;D 1851, otherStse Judgment
will be taken against them as demanded in said PEE
tition. NJ d. & W. TILDEE, for Plaintiffs
z May l6, 1861. my2l.fru
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CITY ADvERTTsnMnNT

KOT1CB no ALI WH0W IN MAN UONs
Az CEkN-Notice u hereby given that there are
pending before tho CITY uounciI Of the city Of Oin-
ciuDnti, the foliowiug Ordinances, tO-Nit ~
no estahlsh the grade Of Dover alley, rom Elm.
street TO Plum street.
To establish the grade OF Budd-street from Carr
ITO grade and pave, WITH bovidersstohe, Budd.
street, from Carr street 10 Harriet street.
alley, RON Central avenue west as far az the aley
IL ten feet In width.
TO grade and pave, with limestone, Browns
alley, from the southeast end e the twsnty.feet
portion north as far a. the grade is established.
In pursuance Of the Jaw, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the CleTk instruct.
ed TO give four weeks notice Of the pendehoy ofthe
same.
1.-THE law requires ali claims for damages that may
accrue from said Improvement, to be filed In writing
with the City CLERK, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the ex.
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
myiS.x GEO. n CASEY, City CLERK.
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"A .PATRIoTIc WIDow.-Lyda Pslfrey,
widow Of William Palfrey, whose father was
cid. de.eamp 20 General Washington, nosip
her ninetieth year, has sent two eoidies's
sblrts 10 Governor Andrew, made BY her
own hands.
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TTyHF STATE OF OHIO, HAHILTON

HvBF STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
= COUNTY, IS Court Of Common Pleas -Eliz-
abeth Benedict vs. William Benedict Petition for
Dive ce.-lNo. 2l,942 1.-The said William Benedict,
OF Indianapolis, in the State of indiana, is notified
that Elizabeth Benedict did, on the 18th day o
bfay, A ID 1861, file her petition in the office Of the
Clerk Of said Court Of Common Pleas within and
fr faid county Of Hamilton and State Of Ohio,
the said William Benedict with having
been, and still continuing to be, guilty Of gross me-
gleot Of duty as husband of plaintiff. and asking
that Rhe may be divorced fT1 IN the said defendant,
which petition will stand for hearing at the next
term Of said CouIt
by Nj a.. g. W. TILDEN, Att'ys for Plaintiff
Cincinuati. Nav M. ls6I my23 Z I'll
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HHR WEEKLY PREsa NOW READY,
cUntaining the hews ofthe Week, both foreiRh
Aus Local, and a Telegrapbio Summary % Eveuts
elaWheIe, up TO the hour Of going 10 press
For sale al the CouRting room, Price 3 cepas
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1861. 1861.
fast TIME.
LITTLE MIA MI
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
a-AND-
CINCINNATI HAMILTON &DAYTON
Railroads.
Railroads.

-
" 1851, Traips viii depert as folloWsiEs4W
$3.50 an MALL-FrSm ylnciu-
nsStoH Connects a. Dayton With GreePyille sgd
F1sd io HI Inns, chicago and he wv West Toiedo, De:
tToit. and, Canada; with Sendusky, Dayton and
o's'l 4. Il, s C~ISSI NJ SsHsp'f KsxiaPsREss-rrsn
Little Miami Depot Connocts via Columbus Cleve-
land and Buffalo to Niagara Falls Saratoga Springs,
Albany, New York and Boston. Also via seuben-
s.2S A.. Ia! RxPREss-From CINCINNATI,
Hamilton and Dayton Depot For hamilton, Ration:
Richmond Indiansp.i lis and West Also, tor, &c
iton with Junction Railroad for Oxford aud Libf
. A. NJ, EXPRESS MAIL From Ltt.ls
Miami DeSst Connects via Columbus, Bellair and
Pittsburebryia Columbus. Crestline and Pittsburg,
2.53 F.. H.. EXPaEss.FTom UiEcInnsts
asmllto1 apd Dayton Depot-Eor Hamilton, Ok
nects with Greer vile and Miami Railroad
S;se sA. x M, ASS OS 2 M Snl AZ rJsH1g
: ?. ~ III. xPR sSGFT 70 HiSo'f natl nat.
mSnd. Logansport, Chicago and the West. Also,
fer DAYTON Connects at Dayton, with Deyton;;and
Toleds, Detroit and Canada, and with sandnsky,
Dayton aDd Cincinnati Railroad for BENTON and
% p NJ. 'lxiCCOMMODATION-Fr9m Little
Miami Depot For %enia, Connects with %LiuGiur
's:5s i. NJ. &GtCoMMODATION-Erom DIN
%cinDati, Hamilton and Dayton DePot-For Glen
10 p. M. NIGHT RXPRESs-From Cincin.
pati, Hamilton and Day ton Depot. Oonnects via
Column saf, steubenyille and Pittsbrrg, yissGolums
bus, Orestline and Pittsburg; via Columbus, Bell.
air and BNnwoo6 via Columbus, Bellair and Pitts
burg and via Columbus and Cleveland.
sL~REPTNG-OABs ON TRAIN.
Trains leave Dayton for the East, via Columbus
at 1925 Am, ~ :3OA A. NJ. aud h;15 p. M.
All trains run daily Sundays exCepted),. except
the Might Express which leaves Sunday night, in.
pla5e of Saturday night.
Foi all information and Through Tickets please
apply at the Oficee, southeast corner Of Front and
Broadway; west side Of Vine-street. between the
P~ostofboe and the Burnet House; No. = weGl Third
street, Si1th-street Depot, and At tho Vast ETont4
street Depot. p
Trains run py columbus time, which Is ssvsn
ninutee faster than Cincinnati time.
p. W. STBADFB, General Ticket Agent
Omnibuses call for passenger by leaving dire o
lions ~ the Ticket Office. je9 =
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ATTACHMENT-B r z @. F.
HANSELMANH, Justice OF the Peace IN aud
~ the Township q GhHninngti Hsmiit9n SGnntAg'
Toomtr and J. G Stewart defendants, aad Com:
s%ore to in the afhdSvit $751; fhc defehdsuts viii
take notice that the hearing aud time eff trial will
be set for the sixth day Of July, Isell st 8 O'CLOCK
A NJ. Hill.
Cincinnati, MAY 23, 1861. my24-o
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RooFTNaI RooFINeI

rEUHh OUTOALF ELASTIE mETALL1e
u R0OFING 10 offered u the pablo - the best ans
tested By AZ sxperience ofyeara IN this city and ~
initY. Applied TO fat o. steep old or ney built
lnaH No solder uBed-hstened securely without ~
p0SurO 10 the action Of the elements. m
: Prepared sheets, boxed for shipment 10 any Part.
linarY msohanicai skih Orders promptly nlled
Co.
myI6-t a 1s7 Wet hsosnd-EtIsss
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NEILlrARY ACCOUTREmENTB OF
IN AL STYLES Cavalry Saddles for star OF.
heers and PTlvatesi Cavalry briales for STAFF OF
feers aud Privates Regulation SwOrd-bolts for
/ taft 0heers and Priyates OsTtridge-boxes, Cap
boxes, Bay onets sheathes, Belts, Pistotholsters
Military Spurs, Bits, etc etc at moderate p ices,
Wholesale and RIAL, at the Saddlery, Establish
meDt, Main. st.-No D third door above Third.
my2s-bm d s. OAR8ICK.
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HNHK WEEKLY PRESS new READY
AcontaIning the News Of the Week both Iorolah
Sl6whare ~ to the hoer 81 golng 70 press
Fer sale ct the countinG-r0om Price 3 coats
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INSURANCE
| Ms U R N c E!

/ ND u ~ II N q e.
Hons Inns, Co., New York CAPITAL 81, 9oo,0e
Continental InH. Co., New York,."-...."... -Ro,os
Niagara Fire InB Co., New York .""s.....".. so,me
North Ann Fire Ins. Co., New York.."".- 2S0,@a
Security Fire Ins. Co., New York.""."." c00,e4
Western Mass ms. Co., P~ittEheld, Mass. ls0,O@
Merchants Inns. %, Of Hartford, Oonn.-.. sO0.oeo
N. Y. Life InE, o., n. Y....,-.AssrTs-Sl, 7S7,lSs ~
So Policies issued in above nrst class oom1a'
uies, and losses promptly adjusted and paid BY Q
W. L. Evans & Co.,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
65 WEST THIBD7sT, o~INoIEEATL,
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gEE6s, A PERMISSION, tow. W. scarb0ngaSAl
Miles GREG Heod Tyler Davidson q %. s DAVIS,
u, 4 Go. iHeieslbseh, sessengood 4 90 WEana,
Haines a %. W. b. Smith b 90. RaWson. willy
4 90, Z H~unnewell, Hill q Co. Tweed q Si5lsgi
Springer WhitsmAn SURE, EeksteiD 4 Co.
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IHHf AHD IpLApp EAVfaArIoR,

a %RIHk AND INLAND EAVIaATIok.
nilks accepted n terms eonsistSnt With soiyeAt1
and fair prPhts. Especial attention given 70 lnlARs
snpe Of Dwellises and contents torterms Of one =
Tpplicaiioa made 70 am aHly AuiAoFisSs ass4a
nrDnptly attAnded to- Ny striet attention 70 . l82i6
mate mn1rREcs business, this Company n enAbleE
10 botn Indemnity for tAepaSt and security ~
ne future Policies Issued Wfthoat delay ~
OAHTER a BRATrIEi AGeEtas
Or nc. 40 Mhin-gtrost end No. IN Vine -Etrea&
III. HOOKEk Agent, Fulton, ilk Wekd
a. .bgbhi Agent Ooytngtony q
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a TTACHMRNT AND GARNIsHBE.
N Vlncsnt BOrO ". Lewis Church Peter GOsso-
Juttiee ~ the Psree "a plpeiapattrownshi Ham,
= On ~ ials Set' III MeS. D fssls I'D Ihsiics
fslhed a. ortQrof atteehmenf aud Gqpkhee ig the
ebPss essaes " 4 sfa@9 2. kafiI ifpsa y 80
MAJ n. 1851. nYSl-eTus
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English Evangelical Lutheran Church, east side
Elm, between Ninth and Court; Rev. william h.
Harrison, Pastor; service morning and evening.
German Evangelical Lutheran Church, east side
of kace, between Fifteenth and Liberty; Rev. f.,
King, Pastor; service morning and afternoon.
German EvabRelical Lutheran Church, west side
Walnut, between Eighth and Ninth; Rev. o. Turcke,
Pastor; service.ten A. NJ. 10
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St. Augustine's, Bapk-street; Rey. ], ID. HENCE
hold seFgice morning and aiternoOn.
St Peters cathedral, south west corner Plum
and Eighth Most New. J. y Purcell, d. d.. Very
Rev. Edward Purcell, Yery Rev, EsT COllins, and
Rev Thomas }. ooppengeri service morning. aud
st. Francis, corner sf Liberty aud Wac; Rev.
Fmnk T. holb. f
81 FraDcis Kayier's, west side Sycamore, be-
{. D., Rev. Romon RocldB, s. j., Rev, james Oon-
verse, s. J. service morRingg afternoon and even
81 Patticks, north. east CORNER Third and Mil;
Rey. Richard Gilmore ) service morning and AFTER
81. Niehasr5, Vest side of Mirereek; Rev. Mi.
eheel pe.slaeIt sergioe moTnlng ala sf!ersoon
hahn NON 4hon; aeryice mofning aud Afternoon
ana hG Pspt ahsy,, soI npos laSs k sesh Of kidSsa ' sStv.
Ice morning and afternoon F ~
~ Man 3. southeast corner Clay and Thifteouth
| Rev. Clement Hamer, Rev. j. b. ElkmRu, Rev,
Ant0R BsTmAR rorYioe morning and AfterpQon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-11
Affairs at Auuap polls.

ANNAPOLIS, May 10 A bout midnight on Thurs
day a squad Of some fifty MOUNTED insurgents
fred on the picket guard al Camp Butter across
the Severn. The guard returned the fire, and
about twenty shots were exchanged
The garrison regretted that the marauders did
not dismount and give an account Of themselves
Similar squads are rowing about, but their acts
are disowned by the citizens The eve Of Col.
Smith Is upon them. A sentinel In the yard Of
the Naval School was stabbed by person in eiti-
zen's dress to-day.
A million dollars in specie passed through here
Tor Washington yesterday. The regiments at
Annapolis are to be into the service to-mor-
row by Lieut.. II. Putnam, who 10 here for that
purpose. The army officers who have entered the
service prior to April lst will renew their oath OF
allegiance.
The steamer "Kill Won KulI," just from Fort
Monroe, reports several prizes at Old Point Com
fort. A Lieutenant Of tue U. 5. Navy was found
aboard Of one of them
A severe gale with rain is prevailing here to-
day
The corpse Of the member Of the Seventh Regl-
ment who was accidentally shot at Washington
by the FILLING stack Of arms, passed through here
tbs afternoon in charge OF a special IN, ssenger.
The deceased was married only two days before
leaving New York
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Reported Negro InsurrectIep

FRANKFORT, KY. May IO-It is reported her,
that company OF $40 or 400 negroes armed, ar,
committing depredations In Roman county Th.
whites attempted to disarm them, when severa
were killed. The Governor has sent Gen Buck
ner to inquire into the Truth of the matter
RISING sun, Ind May I0.-The operator at Pa
triot, Indiana telegra phs that he has been called
upon to aid in quellng a negro insurrection
which broke out last night in owen and GallatiI
counties, Kentucky. Great fears Were felt rs i
was supposed the negroes were led Oh by two OF
three whites.
The people were gathering all their forces and
runners were sent to Indiana for assistance Cap
tain Mills, Of this place, who has a compan,
ready for State service, has telegraphed that b,
would send his men and arms to the assistance OF
tue people in Kentucky If they needed aid 4
Is thong at that the telegraph line had been cut %,
the insurgents to prevent the transmission OF tls
news Of the insurrecton
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From the Point of Rocks.

Especial dispatch 10 the Baltimore American.
FREDERICK, May l0.-The train Of cars which
left Baltimore this morning for the West on reach
ing tie Point Of Rocks, ten miles this side Of
HarPers Ferry, and within the limits of Frederick
county, was stopped and searched by order OF
Major Ashby, acommander Of the Virginia troops
stationed on the Virginia side Of the Potomac
The train was subjected to an examination by
captain Bradley L. johnson, who recently lefi
this city with company of armed men. This
order, 1t is understood, will apply to all trains
passing this point to the West
About four hundred troops are supposed to be
al the Point OF Rocks, and are strongly posted on
the Virginia side. They comprise two com pa les
OF artillery from Leesburg and Stanton two
companies Of cavalry from Fauquier and Lou-
doun, together with Captain Bradley T. Johnson's
FGederlck company, and company Of Baltimore
Southern Volunteer" which reached there this
morning.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Collision at st Leuis, Mo.

ST. Louis, May l0.-General Frosts brigade OF
militia at Camp Jackson surrendered uncon-
dit'onally upon the demand Of the Federal troops
release on parol was rendered, but declined
upon the ground that to take the oath would imply
that they had been in arms against the Federal
authority, which they denied
While the State troops were drawn up between
two lines OF Cnlon volunteers stones were thrown
and pistols fred at them. One shot took effect In
the leg Of Captain Blanlowsky, who, in falling,
gave the order to fire, which was obeyed Two
women and several children were killed, and
about twenty other persons were wounded.
The greatest excitement exists
The republican newspapers are now threatened
by the mob.
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Arrival Of INSTRUMENTATION Of TROOP,


NEW YORK, Nav l0.--The transport steamship rs
Baltic and kedar have arrived The latter brings
as passengers from Fortress Monroe the family OF
Colonel Dimick, and several ladies and children
OF the other officers The troops there were pre-
pared for any emergency.
The United States sloOp-of-war Cumberla and
was lying of the fort The steamer Quaker City
was bockading Cape Henry.
il was reported that the Virginians Were fitting
out the steamers Yorktown and jamestown, for
the purpose Of running the blockade at the mouth
OF James river, where the steamer Monticello is
stationed, Batteries are said to be erecting on
Craney Island and at Norfolk Point
The kedar also brought one Of the wounded OF
the Massachusetts Sixth Regiment, and several
soldiers discharged on account Of sickness Capt
Blake, Of the Naval School, and his family are
also passengers.
The steamer Empire City, with 40 recruits for
the Thirteenth New York Regiment, and provi.
sions, sailed from this port for Washington YES
terday. The steamship MatanZas, with provisions
and a company Of the Seventh New York Regi.
ment, sailed to-day.
The Fourteenth Brooklyn Regiment has been
ordered 10 Washington, and the steamship Kedar
has been chartered to convey them thither