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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
A Fam OTFBR.-A New Yorker who

A FAIR OPERA New Yorker who
signs himself Al, Owen, Proposoo to,
contract with Mr., Lincoln or Gen, Scott,
or any man who has the power TO contract
to reinforce Fort Sumter, take back the
stolen Brunch Mint, all Our ships and
steamers OF whatever kind belonging to
the General Government, and do any
other work nee essary to be done to bring
the property and power that has been ia
ken by the rebels and appropriated, aud
restore the same 10 the General GsyeTn'
msnt Tor the sum Of 81 ,665.000.
or Rhode Island has reelected Gov,
Sprague, and Legislature and Congress
men Of the same political stripe, we Sup
pose. We believe the ticket was sort
OF mopgrel, no-party concern upon which
the "DemC eTacyn united.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
NNAIR InIIENnINMI

The news received by Telegraph,
"Wednesday, is 9Ithe most exciting char
sapter. his stated that Secretary Sc
ward has notified Gov. Piekuns thar ir
Msl. And,ron's ruPrli's ore cut 4, the
Government viii reli,ye him pt all hsz-
ards. A etrOng Government acct is r.
-potied 10 Auve been seen outside the
harbor, which was sgualedby Anderson
during tie night The charleFioninn'
were in q stale of terrible pepdaiion and
battle was expected on "Wednesday,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

AaNA .
We clip the following frcu the spec
ial dispatches of ,he World Of Saturday
morning;
WAsmaeroN, April 3.
TIM ApamrsTaArloH isFoR IEAcE.
spceule,ion and rumor continue ss
rife az ever with vernrd 10 the reported
movement at Ne South, ne we'll a. the a.
lent but rapid eourse The Administration
is pursuing. 10 is, however, a we'll known
and settled fact to-day that AN assertions
Of a determination 10 blockade tho Atlln-
Gc ports aud the mouth Of tho mlssissip-
pi, Tor the purpose Of collecting tho row
enuc, arc solely bBsed on unlicensed ca
nards, set afoat by the most irresponsi-
BILE parties, the cnd aud oim boing to
create a sonsation-
Though tho Administration cnrofulIv
telra!ns from giving publicity 10 the des.
tinotioh of the supplemental sauadrop,
yet assurances have bocA indirectly pivcn
which satisfy tho Confederate Commis-
sioners, and others who arc 10 their con-
iideace, that no acts looking toward what
they term coercion, ure to be commit d
toward tho South That the present
status Of Fort Pickcps is to he maintain.
ed thcro is no earthly doubt, and il is
equally certain that it will be reinforced
the moment the proper time urriycs-pro
visions having been previously landed
The new 1cut will amply protect Amer
lean interests n ;hc Gulf from either
foreign or domestic Interference.
a POSSIBLE CHANCE ~ the CABINET.
Many Ohioans and Pennsylyanians nro
freely Fpcculatng on change In the
Cabinet They It 70 Secretary Chase
lor tho vacancy on the Supreme Bench
created by tho death of Judge Mclean,
the transfer Of Cen Cameron 10 the
Treasury Department and the appoint
ment OF Hon. Robert G. Schenck OF Ohio
70 the War Department
sEcEssfos IN Ntw MEXICO,
The War Department have no infor-
mutton whatever leading to the conctt-
sion that Gov. Rcnchcr has lud on u roT-
olutionnry movement in New Mexico for
the purpose Of scizing tho forts belong
ing 10 the United States on the fronticrs,
as hus been 80 widely reported.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
Sheriff and Master Conn
nl issiOncF's Sale.
Mary Keller,
vs..
Levi w Keller.

Levi w. Keller.
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Ploas Of Seneca county Ohio, At the
November term, a. u. 1860, in the above en-
titled cause, mud to me directed, ] will offer
for sale atpublc vcndue. st the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Tlfin, in said coun-
ty, on
The l3Tn DAY or NAY, A, d, 1861,
between the hours Of l0o'clock A NJ, md
4 o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following
lands and tenCmcnts to.wit:
In Lot No. Eighty eight (Ss) In the Sec.
end Ward Of the oiey Of T'iflin, Seneca eoun.
ty Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK
Sheriff nd Master Commissioner.
April 9Th, 1861. S3,i5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
speoch OrJudEe Lawrence

We print on our 6rst page, this week
the able. eloquent and patriotic speech Of
hIgc Wm, Lawronee, delivered at Belle
tontalae few weeks since. As an ar
gumsht against tho right Of seces ion and
a. TO whntis the duty Of the Go'etumeni
in iAe present emergency, itis powerful
and conclusive, Az an oratorieNl effort,
X does great credit 10 is suthor, u is
refreshing to rcgd such speech, in the
present eEisis Of our county
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

The news Of the appearance Of war
vessels or Charleston Horbor, has produ-
ced unusual excitement.
Gen. Bragg has tolcgrarhed hero from
Pensacola for 1900 additional troops
Two moro companies of Zouaves are
about leaving,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

March ooh, 1861 $3.50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16
4aWTTSEwNTt
BENEFIT OF Mrs. w. II. leighton.


VIII be acted the cornedetta OF DELICATE GROUND
Eangfrod Mr. George Jordan Aphonsc Nj A n. Daven-
MORT Pauline, Mis- g. Thompson. After which, the comedy
of PAUL PRY-PssI pry NJ ! r Ovens: Col. Hardy n
MIS- CHAIRMAN Eliza Hardy, Miss Btown; rhohs
W b. Leighton. .DANCE-Hss Francis aed II. Bri liant
ia conclude with The augahlc farce or SKETCHES IN IN
DIAs!r Matthew cragg Mr. Marx s11lh Count aloEieax
Sally Scragg8, Mrs. W. II. Leighton.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes, faccordng =
location from 81 CD 50 co. Psrquette and pTess Circles
Seats during the day 81 QuRdroon aal3y % cents
ozes 81 cents Coioed Gallery 25 cants White Gallery 23c
Rs-BoxO open daily from o'clock A. ~ 70 CLOG,
P NJ where Seats and Boxes DO secured two days in "a
OF the day Of performance. ...
pDoors open O'Clock performances to com
miG W B. CHIPPRSDALE Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16
A CADEaY oF MUSIC ACADEMY OF MUSIC
G. q. CHEsLEY . Manager D. r. CALDER. .TIeazurer

2 o q E 81
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY harSs IA, is 10,
viii be presented collection OK New FaHdev1lles
Proveb COMEDY anh Zouavs Specta Mu3IBy the
Orchestra 4!ter which, vaudeville by Bayard IN one Act
PAS DE- FUMEE sA Ms FEU New soEg-'bs Pere Bon
bornae by Z9nage Frederick The vaudeville, in one
act LES PETITES XISEREs DE LA VIE HUM 1NE 80:
To conclude brilliant Zouave Spectacle Of EIGHF
IN THE ROCKY DEFIbES OF THE KARABEbNAIAr
The Zouaves will positively not appear at any other
the city this season. r.
performance arranged expressly by the Z-
esyon Of without terrifying the
jurenles.
Children and Servants Hatf-friee
10 the Noon Day Entertainment emily. -.
Doors open at G1s Performance at II
o'clock, precisely. -,...
mSrTHE MUSEUM OPEN With its repertoire e Gu
"a roI4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16
Saturday. nrnrch 1G, 1861.

rT.Nottce to C0nsi ees of sc II onor Mobile,
from ~Consigne, Of goods tch"ner Mobile from
10 are hereby nohtd make declaration at me Custom
Honss as to the purchase Of their goods and o6sn
from the CoIlcc the Port for the landing ana deV
sYy Of tho without delay otherwise their goods WEI be
sant to public stores at their expense and risk. 30
n,IG 4 GEO. W. HYKRON Il co. 81 Camp ST.
mY-,The brig Herald, Gray, master, frnm
New York. diRchargng her cargo Ht foSt ~ flfs
District Conaspees will please attend TO he receipt OF their
goods o tho Ievee nm m -
Consignees following goods 20 order yit; Il 70
casks brandy II, do. d. will pehse make themselves
known the dschng clerk the LeVee othoTWibe heS
via 10 "'''"1 GEO. ". HYNs0N Il CO..
mil " talnp ttlcet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

NOR SALE-oN REASON ABLE TERMS, SEVERAL
very Sne opers on GsoHnad' street TpE9ge s snd ID
n street saricu5 of the city For particulars
taoure at ,,, 49,,
sasn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16
AvIsnEI.Err

nm AVIS UELECTIOM.-PAR
@9 &$NE%AN proclamation de sen Excel
M%GxGIs%Ns[SSsesssA 1ance THOMAS o. MOORE, Gen.
So yEsgAs - yerneur de Phtat dc Ia Louisiane,
s1Ass-2S%S dats du IS de fsvrier 1861, les
qualities de Ia psrose ORLEANS sont pescs not
Election lieu lie LUNDI prernier aur dAvTk
Is6 JUICES differences Cours de District dams la dit
paroisse d'CrlGans, coune sut, EaVoir
I'm Jne de la Premiere Cour de District de Ia houyelss
Orleans pour la parotsse d5Orkans.
I'm Juge Uelxenle Cour de District de l Nou7ea
Orleans pour Ia o. leans.
Tn uge de Ia Trosiee Conr de District de IL NSu7eue
Orleans pour Ia paroisse d. 0rEaps
I'm Juge de Ia Qnaeme Conr de District de Ia Neuyeis-
Ori6ans pour Ia psroisse d. ORLEANS, tfs5+s53g
Juge de la Einauene District de Ia Nonvels
Orleans p5ur la parosse tp oTlsans. gat azsS
Juge de Ia S1ieme C6u de District de Ia Nouyelie-
Orleans pour Ia parosse d. e)rfeaas.
Lea Polls dams chague ACCOMPLISHMENTS delee-
ton depuis heurss A. H. iusqna heurss r. NJ lie
dssigns, SAVIOR lie Lee Av 1881 Iee de reeevoir les
bulletins dsa eiecenrs qualities de Ia paroae Orleans Ia
surinedancs des connaaires sefont desgn$s
| par Pauforits cornpeterite. s8a
elecon devra cnpdute les retours tplicates
devron; envoy6s soussgne charge de les
| conforruenent a Ia ioi.
du shsrif, paroisse Orleans lie de 1851
| n9 tie E5Fe PARkIthst Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16
pERRYos COAL OIL LAMBS,

TDERBT7s CDAA OIL LlkFAS.s7
AMI tho Original MAYSY(ILE COAL. OIL
At PERRY,s OLD LAMP STORE. tof q years stanang)
NJ. liz PoylgGs Btseet,
Where you can't find 20 gallons Of lamps
hut find $40 Goal nil Innps Il all the
Coal OH Lsmp makers together with grea valley of Cam.
phe G. Spirit GAS and Solar Lump, .. :
| generally havs hand Coal Gil by the berre which
guarantee psna upply the trade witG
from bsrrels time, and just ch and
Coal OIL Lamps the trade requires at prices
as found elsewhere. = ~
nl2 If H. PkBRI+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16
BrsrAv pg coLLserEua . TAxEa D,EzAr, s.

BUREAU pB CoLLEGTEUK De TAXES pETAr,
0natrierue Dstc de IA Vile de h Nj, Ogleanss
A Wis AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s0Ussf-
"a d. dnnE avis lie presents
an dovent des Taxes rEts Pannee 1850
Taxes Licenses annee 1851 dams les liuites On
dit Quaeme de yenr y acn bEesa 5s me Dc u
payer les dsai psasst par La loi.
Heures de bureau de 3 a. NJ as z. ~
fell SIT s4F GEO MERSMAN Golecteny
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16
Imtifular Notnes.

HILL or WASHINGTON FINE CoHPAN7 No TO-
New Orleans, March IA, 1861.
N5y.The officers and members OF this Conn
nanv nre hereby notified attend pecia! leeilng 10
helI Mt the Engine House, on ~UNDAY MoRHlNt the
IL h inst nj 10 o'clock. PunciR attendance Is Tequet ed
,o15 u J. T. STE Gle scc'-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

Liberty street, near the corner Of Common street.
BY J. B. WALTON,
AUctioneer-Offce 10 Camp street
SATURDAY, March l6, IS6I, at IL o'clock
~ NJ, Charles Hotel Exchange, public auction.
will he sold
fquare bonded by Liberty Common Howard and irasier
measuring 81 feet front Liberty street, by
depth Of los feet inches between parallel lines.
rapidly improving ty, and offer good
Opportunity safe and profit bile investment
ng-TERMS-O third cash balance at and two years
interest from day Of sale maturity and
eight per pnnctua paid with mortgage
on the property till final payment
before Michael Hahn, At tha OF the pnr
.basa- NIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

a. CRE4BF.8NA hNie yEkES%ANEA Me- T.
$s5 i}RCESThe subscriber has Just arrived with &h
"a gang OF very likely CLoiGa Gnd Virginia ME-SA&%,
ggnis Cooks Washers and ronegs also No HrckNyer
will he receiving fresh supplies during the Per7en
wishing 70 purchase wilt ind 1t their sdvanagoto eEst
they viii he sold accommodating terms
' H. +. PETERSON
aa28 6rn Ii Perdi1o ttrest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16
$500
Tn WALTON.


7 Is. WALTON. ~ "AA&ONs
CITY AUCTIoEEER,
And AUGTIoNEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for tho Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, etc., etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Csnnues bis personal attention to all sales Of Real Estate
se7es Furniture Bsnk oher Stocks SUGGESTIONS and Msr
cheDdise generally.
Heinye attention to his system Of plans and plan books OF
Real Esstennusrrsted at large expenaeehracing every
Equsrs and every lot in every with the measurement
thereof the Of the owner and other valuable information
taken the authentic sourcessecurins in the pur
chasc appraaeent Of Real Estate unequaled ed7en
tages and information.
HFurnturs other outdoor Eales attended TO- se en-
VERY VALUABLE COOK. WASHER md 1KoSER, and
foase Servant at Auction.
By J. B. WALTON,
AUCr1oNEER-Offce, 40 Camp ftreet.
GATURDAY, March 16, IS L, ut IL o'clock ~
- the St. Charles Exchange a. public auction, VIII DC
told
MARY ANN black woman, aged abo1 "a years An excel
superior washer and oner, and her son,
ANDERSON aged aon[ - smart inteligen
and active boy good dining cr7ant boh under lu
guarantee aganb the vices and ssdes prescribed by law
HJ-TERhS-C Cash.
Of tn purchaser mlE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

HORSES. 'h'EA''r-7'
By MACKEY 81 DAY,
j. G. MAcKEY Auct!oneer,
Salcsroorns No 81 Magazine street. FirsE District,
and R66 I4evee street, Fourth District.
SATURDAY, the 10th inst, at IL o'cIock
- in front Of store, No. 81 Magazine street, will DO
sold -
LOT Of very superior Saddle aud Harness Horses They will
be sod without any reserve. -
kIy~TERMS-At sale. milo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

EE~Crescent Lodge No. 4, 4. o. -. #. sAleeta
every THtImShAY EVENING, In lodge Room No. /, Odd
tr1lnvs II Al
Oticer for he ensuing terrh-eo Swarhricb n Grand NJ
Dertnrrcey NJ Michell Roc. Sec NJ H. Meyer,
urer L. n IHhan, Pc. Soy.
Lodges faternally invited to Intend
iA4 m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

KtFCrySfal Fouut Divisions, no. 4, 5. OF 4:
meets every THURSDAY EY#NlNg, IN the Hal Of the y
q. A., No. 81 Camp Officers for the erulN.
P j. o. Eebert W. A W. T. Nnrment II. S. II. DeY-
fuss; A. R. $, " Cooper r. $, z Gerp'etei IT,, Ed
dersoq Q $, W G. Waktns Chan, James 3oygn P W F.
Nnrrnent. H. J. Dreyuss, Etw- Booth, A. Anderson, VIM
| Mcpeake
iyll ly HENRY j. pRFYFuSS. x. S.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16
s.-xesssE92,, WASHINGTON HOTEL. ;43&s
tJSSS88-&5az-..s&-S s$I2a
Al the 1a&sA-
LAKE END OF THE PoNrCHARrRA1N RAILROAD.

NIGTLCE TO TAXPAYERS, WITHIN, THAT
~ Of the Parish Of Jefferson Left Bunk uude the lis
dictian of the Police Jury;
Notice hereby given all pcr whether resident
resident Of the Parish Of Jefferson LEFT Bank, who are liable
to t pnymsnt Of Taxes i'm o7d ncco ding T tr ne year
1860 by TIE Prc Jury aT the OF Ril Parish OF dtAerS
Left Bank mat all Parish Taxes will he dfe n the ~
day Of May 1851 that within thirty 10y here1tter The s"
he paid the undorsged Coll ri9 at ms oe %
the Golr House, Town Of G"rrrtnn in sid Fi,h In1 IA
undersigned will he there FOR the TurpaEe oil cciNg su
Taxes and els9 all Parish Taxes rmtiRng unpaid Tor e p
cedig every day during the thirty day aoes"l' from
10 O'Clock A N. 10 O'Clock ?. ". e A..
And frhe that cxuiraion Of said DELAY ilst o. me
persons Shall have ed 10 pay M taxes que oE
Shall be ul III undersaet, olec or Wr'S y i
shall he ndr The sa!l property OF the de
onent to nav aud said ~th interest anu COSTS
,,sy4,T " f'' SN ] ]. GUTTER RE-, Collector.
'N'7's9' Left I nix, Parish of Jefferson,
! P.rsh. rJerrrsc, Of o%rrolt9o lanlS5l ms OF
suUTI8EaRN SHOE STORE. 7
| III j, W. BRIGHAM,
| e&~ Wholesale Dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 33 Magazine street.
Keeps constantly hand well selected stock,
expressly for the New Orleans trade. Oh Gun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

aTfprEsIE A FTER Si,AV YES HAVE BEEN PLACED
" in other Yards or Nepo will receive them al NJ, 1874
Crayer street - - .,,,r,,r,
iaR II " p tte w" bn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

Tg7fFII ADVERT SER, VIII GAN GIVE Salts
references in tins and in Manchester whore be
we md is accustomed the husiuess
p,lArice G,mmsSi,rt Houso in the Euroaean
Ore 10 AXE rrspon Engh GERMANY the
m r,Ycn.uI similar house during the s1ntmer months
from or the LIST Of May Address Bog 33l
OHire New leans. rbf m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16
AnGTInN SALES.

JNAF kVLA11AAF|f
osNABURG STRIPES, SHOES. sATINErs, COTTON
AIDES. etc. etc.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Anctioneer--Offce, II Chartres at.
GATURDAY, 10th inst, at 10 la o'clock
- A. NJ At bis auction No II Chartre3 street. oeb"esH
Benvi and Cont Streets public auction without reserve
will be sold :.
balls usnaug spe7, 10 pieces Hpe Cott9nafes 10 pieces
assorted anets pieces Canvas iuen3 Cloth C0s pieces
ntz1-g"ie rno.itfy4 '' 80 mis-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

HEADQUANTEKs BATTALION WAsIITNGT0N EET7lIENT'
New Orleans. Ma ch G. 1851. 5
s8~Order No: 13-Until farther orders, the
First company will Dill on MONDAYS;
Third THllhSDA1S
Frnrth 49, FRIDAYS OF each week.
On WEDNESDAYS the four Companies will assemble for
Battalion Drill and examination. -
From LIST Se7temher the hour for drills will
be T5 o'clock p NJ from st September 10 LIST March, at
O'Clock P. NJ.
Fines for absencc will be r!gdly enforced
BY order
sru,. NIT n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

Oil, Wines. etc.
2tOl baskets OIL, quarts and pintS.
900 casks Red pnd White WINE.
5000 boxes
200 cases SARDTNFS in Oil.
GO boxes Fruits in Juice and Brandy Fruits
In store and for sale by
PIAGGIO 4 VIOSCA, jr.,
nils Ct e. and u Oh LeTee street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-14
from PerrYNille.

PERRYvILLE, May - Every boat passing ~
or down the river opposite this point, Ia, unless
known. required to round TO and give an account
of itself.
Last night the camp was awakened about Ii
O'Clock by discharge Of musketry from the
Havre-de-Grace side, and directed at a steamer
making up the river with her lights out SIZE
proved, this morning, TO be the Juniata, bound
20 Port Deposit The camp was beat 20 arms, but
had TO return TO quarters without finding any
thing TO charge upon. silence hsd not reigned
an hour until other shots were heard, and the
steamer Kill-von-kull hove too and accounted
for herself The camp to-day has been enlivened
by numerous visitors from Philadelphia, Wi.
mington and Chester.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-14
Missouri Lssislature

ST. Louis, May 13.-Reliable information from
Jefferson City saws that nearly all the obsctionab
features Of the military bill which had been de-
bated In secret session were materially amepd-
ed, but when the news came Of the capture Of
Camp jackson, these amendments were fmuedi
ately recOnsdered, and the original bill passed
both Houses by large msjorities
No secession ordinance has been brought before
either house nor 10 any such act contemplated. A
law has been passed providing a military fund To
arm the State, including receipts from taxes after
paying the regular expenses of the government, a
loan from banks and individuals, a special tax Of
Is cents on the 500, and one million In bonds
IL also authorizes the Governor 10 establish an
armOry in the penitentiary for the manufacture Of
aims and munitions of Nyat a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-14
The Southern Csnsress

MONTGOMERY, May 1l.-In Congress to-day,
Mr. Ochiltree, OF Texas presented a resolution In
stituting committee on Indian ansirs.
Mr.. Brooke, Of Miss, reported bill establish.
ing Patent ONCE.
A message from the President was made public.
recognizing Mr.. Clingman as commissioner from
North Carolina, and conveying the assurance that
South Carolina will cooperate with North Caro-
lima.
Mr. Clingman was invited 20 a seat IN the pub
lie and secret sessions Of Congress, and 70 take
part I'm the discussions.
A resolution was adopted provid ing for the pay
ment Of the South Carolina troops under General
Beauregard
tits probable that Congress will adjourn within
the next ten DAYS. 10 meet again In July, at such
place as circumstances may render necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-14
The PennsHIxania Trsepa

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 13.-There was a grand
review at York to-day. The Governor and many
were five regiments the ground. The Thir-
teenth Regiment, for some reason not known, did
not parade. The First, Second, Third and Twelfth
Regiments made fine appearance. Thirty-one
freight cars with rough seats for the soldiers
immediately opposite Harrisburg, on the North
ern Central railroad, and twenty-five at York
They are evidently Intended for the immediate
transmission Of troops in large bodies.
An attempt was made to day 20 tear up the track
Of the Northern Central railroad, fourteen miles
this side Of Baltimore. IL was detected before
much injury was done. Great ndgnation pre-
vailed at the discrimination TO take summary ven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-14
Bank Suspensions.

ALBANY, n. Y May IL There has recently
been a change OF affairs in the Bank Of Albany,
and some difficulties discovered in the accounts,
I'm consequence Of which the bank suspended bus
ines to-day for the purpose Of instituting thor
Ough invest CATION into its affairs.
Another dispatch says the affairs Of the bank
in a very bad condition. Its entire capital 10
undoubtedly gone but IL Is believed its assets win
be sufficient 20 pay depositors. It's circulation is
about $1,000, which is secured by 81 900 worth
Of New York and United States stocks The d.
rsctors OF the bank are among our weslthiest and
most respected citizens, and they are the largest
stockholders. The bank has been enjoined by the
Attorney General, and = receiver will probably be
apDointed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-14
Probable Attack on Cairo.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Evening Journal says
We have reliable Information by i gentleman
direct from Memphis, 20 the effect that there is
large body Of Southern troops al and about Mem
phis, who are mustered for an attack upon some
point North, which is supposed 10 be Cairo
The exact number is not known, but is generally
estimated a; $1,000.
CAIRO, May l3.-Several companies Of Alabama
troops arrived at Memphis this morning.
All boats passing at this point commencing
with to-day, will be stopped, and no provisions
or munitions Of war for the Sc ;eded states will
be allowed TO pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-14
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Particulars Of the Collision at 81 Lsuts-Th.
Los Of Life Confirmed

At LOUIS, May 10 The Official statement Of On e
collision on Friday evening says ~ was caused nv
the abusive actions Of the crowd, one Of whom
fred three barrels Of his revolver az 1t TaHon Of
the regular service. and was aiming fourth sho,
when the soldiers fired. The ssSelant was among
those instantly killed.
Several Of the company were killed by shot
from the crowd when the IRE was returned caus-
ing the deaths as before reported Of twenty-five
persons killed In the first collision three Of whom
were soldiers
MANY citizens hastily left the city yesterday la
alarm consequent upon a reported insurbord ma
ton among the troops, but Gen. Harneys pro
clamation has restored confidence, and IL 10 be-
lieved that no further disturbance will occur
Two thousand muskets, supposed TO have been
sent from Baton Rouge, four large howitIers. and
two l0-inch mortars, and large number Of shell,
were captured at Camp Jackson by the feder \
troops.
Gen. Harvey approves Of the whole proceedings
relative 70 the capture OF Camp Jackson. He
compliments Capt. Lyon for the prompt and ad-
mirable manner in which be executed the orders
Of the government