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Oqts in lots Of ten bushels to one hundred,
for twenty cents per bushel, at 8. E. D..
VOLTS, Merwin street.
Cleveland, March Il.
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a91aaafaftnrers.
pERNARD DEMMENG,

DERNARD DEMMENG,
ID Osuccessor to Il. KOnigsloW,)
ARTISAN, MACHINIST AND PATENT MODEL
M AK ER,
No. l44 Superior street, fLeader Building
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
BEkEARD DEMMENG, having purchased ths
establishment Of H. K0nigslow, is now prepared to
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, and
all kinds oflight Machinery. Particular attention
and fscilities for getting up Models Of Patents.
EPAIRIN
If your SKATES need king call on Demmaug.
If your SEWING MACHINE Is out Of order, be
will put it In order
He repairs ali kinds OF SURGICAL instruments.
AL kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments re-
paired.
Ify0u should get up a new Patent, Demmeng is
the man 70 get up your Models, either in Wood,
Brass, or Iron, 1u the neatest manner.
All kinds Of Belt Han ging done in prompt style.
AL kinds Of light Machinery put IN orter In the
most expeditions manner.
Engineering Instruments reported
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road )nductOr's Punches Manufactured in
the best manner.
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired.
- In fact everything in the shape Of repairing
or manufacturing, done on contract.
~ Entrance to shop-l44 Superior street, up one
pair of stairs BERNARD UEMMEHG.
feb7:R2
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@ Harper's Magazine for A April has been
received at Hawks & Bros.
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Stmiag a8afhiafs.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES,
NEW IMPROVEMENTS AT REDUCED
P R / G z Sc

Ths WHEELER 3 WILSON Machines ars nov
sold ct rates that viii pay fair prunt thB cost OF
anuiacturlg capital interested, and making sales,
and at such prices viii enable them TO make hrBt
class Machines, and a5 heratoioreI guarantee them
In every particular
me Superiority OF these Machines over all others
for Family uss Is now established.
At the last Fair Of the American Institute, the
Committee assigned the highest Premium % ths
WHEELER = WILSON machines on accouat Of
tho Elasticity, Permaiience, Beauty and General
Desirabisness of the Stitching when done. and tine
Wide Range Of its Application Tbs opinion Of the
above COMMITTEES is endorsed BY all the Slate AgIi-
cultural Sccistics IN the United MATES.
- The low prlce1 and important Improvements
that have been added, should induce every that
needs fret class marhines 70 give that eh eKaina
fiOn before purchasing.
sz5-An examination i5 solicited at the Chce, No.
Dos Superior Street, UlsTeland, Ohio.
a send for Circular and List Of Prices, Gcs.
mara JOHN T. BrRONG- Agent.
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Builders.

BROOKS s. @. & E. W., BUILD
u ERS. AlsO Manifestations Of Door, Blind1,
Sash Brackstg and all kinds Of Scroll Saving and
Gothic work. Particular attention paid 70 hitting
up Stores. Factory on Division street, near Centre
Block. OleVRland. Ohio. nolneo11
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DOARDTNG HOnsE.-TRR

QUA il hDING III o us EFT III IL
ID HOUSE, No. "a Public Square, and by
Stone Churchi--One Of the pleasantast locstions
the city-has been thoroughly repaired, and e nov
open Tor Boarders. Families wishing 90 furnish
their own rooms can be aeoommoaated with largE
and convenient rooms and bedrooms; and Singlg
BoeFders and Day BOarders win fnd good acoommo-
datlons on reasonable terms. References given anc
required. tsep6-ls60R10l ). v. BUkRlTf.
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3Iumbinq.
Boarding.

NEW BOARDING HOUSE-THE
IN undersigned has recently opened the large and
pleasant Boarding HOWe, No. 10 Superior Strsef
mean the ID Presbyterian church.
The house has been thoroughly renoyated and r..-
furnished, and in every respect adsptad 10 acooo-
date nrst class Boarders. Table BoarderH 81 % per
week Pleasant Family and Single Rooms with or
feb27:s28 R.A. BISHOP
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THE FAnIINF N KANsAs-

~ Vanity Fair for this week, at Hawks
4 Bros.
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FRANE PARKER.-LiyeTy and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No.l Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
....F
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ian1sR1C

GB See advertisement of DR.. sanford'a
LiveFInvigorator.
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U7s-7. 5itisbIa j G. HUssEY. GEb. SIEctkIR.
HUSSEYS B. COMPANY
Kf0AE MERCHANTS, WHOLE
NJ BAHE AND RETAIL Dealers In -Pittshurgh,
GasTills and Strip Vein COAL Is, Also y ut COAL
~ r'thing. Once on the east side 81 the OleYe
iaud kittsbuTgh =. B. Coal pief, Cleveland, Ohio.
ordarE lea & HuEaay a McBrtde-g lMlueloTb ,
Wareaoassl sliLl reosive promUt attention aael7
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W Street Railroad Tickets, 2I for one
dollar. are for sale at ". P. FOgg's Crpekery
Store. - ..-. -
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GlOthina.
sOLD ABB's' FIIGHTf

0LD ABR's' FLIGHTf
Atths deed hour Of night,
vy,,h 49,, Old ADe" took bis flight,
Win ms shagls Az vFappsd closely around him:
10 held Ia hls breath
-,.., And vas friq htsnoi q deefh him
Aii-i me rug giles soald catch HIN snd droeu
Or else n their might o
Ana ihs white houss he' never Sc, nsTsr
go With BALI through his hssd
Ana his breath be miRht tins losa iossTsf
Great rail splitting nan.
" hen your trip you began
Bat 81 RATi trirhs ~ fSs
teu VIII some surely disblsa5a,
''i AAi' some VII tank you stoVD low.
Surely the staten
qto,,i5 t.. ioa. itoa. 70 now "a the nation,
9iio-i4 Li-te elPt ycu from tricks such AZ fkeaa.
But you should have ,5 So5s se'sa e5 e tor 9 5sas
You should not be afraid,
Like pasky old unid.
" 10 has Just from the w Whits House departed.
Put your ''ioot down right hr1i,H =
A. And never more sqEirm,
But show to the world you're brave hearted
S9E taks ny a5giee,
IVbs, ,,,t.i Y @ nlch give without grlcs-
"AeA Pouilesan9 ior once BOW oaIl.
gon " en- o what thar propose,
Bought a. lsAAC3' iamed UNION HsLl
B9-Ths thousands Of ofies-.setsrs ~, -. ,,s,
, o.l ~ y v 59ln8tons Ell % it trsir 80
4-s4l5-so % SOD - l9aacsi celebrated uulon usU
fffeitis8 ~ ~ pofilm end set some d our arisddd
barga rs, ct
ISAAC A. IsAAes'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
Solo Agency for the sals Of Singers Cslssraisd
SEWING IA ACHKREG
6fORR'S AUTOMATON PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union aHd superior straets.
- LOOK OUF F0B EdE gLGETa -
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GpmfertiDnerN,
I6A4 soHRlNK

sT0HN SCHRlNK
uf4Iuf removed to bis new quarters,
10. %, LYMAN's BLOCK,
0PF0sTnn TaE COukT H0UsE on PUBLIC
Ispllparsd a rosaiIs ne eslll Of his friends and
Serrffir4 N ~ iins Of Coniaclionery 4 kept at
WHOEEsAEE AND RfTAkli as HFual. .-....
a'5 OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE
As uoi ss the choicest oatables served up q mo-
Anenf'r notice.
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
Eortks srcomHaodRtiSu o. persona haFing busin,ss
& - lfr Oour1 Hous6 %. ll-L III
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH IS. b
rpArRIrn,s nRGIsrRR.
NTV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ Fer TeIoGrnBhio, Market aud M9rinS
Nesia 80 F6hTth PnGo. l1fIJlITg
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CLEVELAND, FRIDAY MORNING MARCH Is, 1861

HooLEY AND CAMFBELL's.-This fine troupe
win make tie appearance at the Aeadmy Of
Muaic TO- o-night. The Buffalo Courier, in an
nouncing its last appearance in that city.
says fs-es. gt.ri- Z
Tonight, our readers will bear in mind,
is the last appearance Of this inimltable
band Of minstfels. Those who have not
heard them, will lose rare treat, should
they fail to take advantage Of this opportn-
nifty. Their music, u both vocal and instrumeh-
tai, is something the like Of which is not
every day to be enjoyed. uft tai .-1l
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TURs AND VATs.-M. L. Eddy No. 46
Bank street. next to Academy Of Music
makes gats and Tubs for oil refners use.
Joiner jObbing done on short notice. For
samples of tubs, retsr to Miz 4 Morris, J.
Masury, and E. Main. saai y.laa-a t.a
Tsn21.a- % -rI sai la. Lfal- z5ja.
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~ All should not tail to read the adver-
tisement Of Prof Wood in to-dsy's paper.
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II. y. dOPKIHSJ Secy.
G. H. ADAMS, w. N. marl5:2t
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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9as- An assortment of Fire Clay Ur7rs, or
Flower Vases, plain and Ornamental, the
most beautiful patterns ever brought to this
market, designed for or1amenting yards,
gardens, piazzas, &c, Also, beautiful va
Eiety Of Fire Clay Chimney Tops, designed
both for ornament and utility--a certain
remedy for smoking chimnoys. Fire Clay
Sewerage Pipe, well glazed, to 8 inch bore.
Also, a variety Of Goals, Coke, Fire Clay,
Fire Brick, Tile, &c. All the above are the
products Of the HammOndsYille Mining and
Manufacturing Company. Office on The
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Pier.
-ao9 gH- mo-i j. y. ROCKAFE1LOW,
March 1929. "Ai General Agent.
ng FoUSD AT LABT.--Bronehitis and also
Lsryngitis, known as weakness or loss of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures eatarrh, asthma, coughs, con
sumption, diAainess, nervous diseases, and
diseases of the liver and stomach. Office
III Ontario street. 1-l ti9- l.aad
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.
JULIUS q. BROWN will be q candidate for } US
tcs Of the Peace, (West sido at the coming spring
Election. teb20
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eEatkfrq q ChinalpaEe
NHINA. CROOKERY & GLASS
CHINA. eL4ss AED EARTHENwARE,

WILL A n y. + Z q q,
~ - 20 Importer and Deslsr IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EAKTHENWARE'
WHITE STONE, eel CHINA%EN. sl.A-e.l45G.
e.si fEssa u - TIE BEST and tsNhal Y AkE
Insds 81 the Engilh Potteres, gaI19nie9 not 70 70
10 erarate piece cutie low any interior quail
y cen 6e hoaght elsewhere
NoLD BAND oHINA-oF THE
T fnest quality, imported direct from tranoe.-
T6s gliding Wg5rsnted g stane an L. des-seS 6 stS % 49,
ANY rieoss wanted can be had seperate non sets
OLIVER PLATED W Ar E.
Double Plate looks as well as Silver a. one-nItn
6s est, and viii last TEN YEARS at least II con- con-
stock q these goods CON 1roRKs and Spoons.
S5fHEf TIA URNs, HAPKIE5 .RlNGs,
egFfsE,s s,i.. plsHEs' syyRR syRRdP F5TyP TGyUPs.
- &C., Ae-. &o., &C.
TAS FIXTURES.-OUR PRESENT
81 " stock eomprseg the Largest and most com
plsfe orTortment OF Gas Chandeliers and Penqants,
IRON one % ten Lights each Brackets prop 1ghts'
Glass. Paper Tin and Tl7!nsparent Mica shades
All orders iof Gas FIFTTEe ard REPAIRS
or alterations Of Gas Pipes prompuT stDehaso 10 ~
HOUSE FURNISHING AkIi-
cLEA great ysrleiy o sSE ems eng S99s56lsnt
well worth an animation tfoh cur oalty alonel s4eh
- Rotqry FEF Beatsrs, Oyster BroileTs, OgHter-Can
fflsg Eenders, Knife and spoon baskei9i AaDie
'ouaai-ssssrs, and those about going 70 house
slgt %, &si take pleasure in sh9Hing, even II
freT a. not EtEh 70 topurehase. erlt
WILLIAM P. FOGG, sa
d VI N A Il A u l.,
Corner o,s Superior 4 Seneca Sts.
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C. G.C.-cary's Cough Cure. dee2snlC
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o--.a5cee1sIs and those about going to house
,,A. 60 Invited 20 cail and examine our stock,
~ %, 6el take pleasure in shqYing even II
thsy DO not TiE1 q purensss' t
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q n N A II A = l.,
Corner o. Superior 4 Seneca Sts.
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0FmS ass asssI 7Gsss5Rss 2 bsaRT p,r l
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3. G.. Pomeroy, Atchison w. w. Guthrie
Brown County; j. L. Mcdowell, LeaYenwOrth
Rev. G. Reynolds, Lawrence Rev. L. BOdWeH,
Topeka DR.. 5. Ayers, Linn County; +. U. Blake
Baker, Centralla Rev. Wm. Bishop, Salina ;
Judge A. Spaulding, Jefferson County J. c.
Lambm Butler County Geo. NJ. RuSsel, Wy
andott
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STAFF APPROPRIATENESS.

Mr. Edward Il. Wright, Of Hartford, Conn. fson Of
Hon. VIM. wJsht), has been appointed one Of General
scotts Aids Mr.. W. has been for some time past pre-
pairing himself for military duties, and will doubtless ill
his new position with credit.
Colonel F. W. Lander, who was Potter's second n his
bowie knife duel wherein Pryor backed down, has offered
his services to General McCeand and has been accepted
MORE UNITED STATES REGULAR TROOPS FOB WASH
INGTON.
Colonel Miles and staff, Of the United States Army,
passed through Cincinnati on Sunday last from ST. Louis
en- route for Pittsburg. The Second regiment United
States Infantry Band accompanied them, The regimeu
viii follow u day or two,
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Capture Of q Rebel Paymaster
with Fifty Thousand Dollars.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN the WEST.
Details Of the Engagement at
Philippi.
Departure Of Colonel Hawkins Zouaves
for Washington,
&C.. &C., &c.

ANOTHER ATTACK TO BE MADE ON THE
BATTERIES AT AQUA CREEK.
WASHINGTON, June 5, 1851.
Twenty five Of the Seventy first regiment were detailed
this afternoon to 60 down the Potomac to Aqaia creek
IN the steamer Mount Vernon
General James win engage the rebel battery ct the
allowed named point with two three Of his heaviest
Rad cannon the Secretary Of the Navy having already
rendered him vessel Of war FOR that purpose
s certain that the government oontempates sending
large force down the Potomac for operations at Aqua
Greek All the steam vessels now lying ct the Navy
Yard have received orders to prepare for the ansprta
tiou Il troops and to be ready to leave at moments
warning. An Of them have kept steam up since last
night.
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

ELMRA, June s, 1891
The CAyuga regiment leaves for Washington at nine A.
N. TO morrow, via Harrisburg.
Bosror, June s, 1854.
The Third Maine regiment, 900 strong, COL Howard
ommandhg, left this evening for New York via Fall
River. The regiment goes fully supplied with horses,
baggage wagons and all necessary camp equppage.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June s, 1861
The Eleventh Indiana regiment Of Zouaves, Colonel
Wallace, leaves TO- night Tor cumberlApd Nd Orders "
this erect were rsceiYsd to-day.
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IS IN LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS.
ARMY TELEGRAPHWG.

We understand that General Scles Excelsior Brigade
will have attached to an efficient telegraph corps,
under the command Of Mr. II. Chester. The corps viii
be under theespecia patronage Of President Lincoln and
Secretary Cameron photographers who operate by sound
and battery keepers wanted for this corps Their
pay viii be much larger than that Of the regular troops
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shortly We shall hear that there b ~ perfect
unanimity In the British Cabinet In favor
Of this course ~ there IN our own
- to both our domestic and foreign policy. But In any
case tho administrator viii summon every posi- bic
source 10 their ad make every sacrifice, ami can upon
tho twenty millions Of loyal people 10 every exer
ton 70 deservedy punish TO utter destruction and defeat
an those who may venture to insult the dignity Of this
country by eonsprDg with the nsurrectonsts for tho
overthrow OF s greatness and integrity ard joining
them in q war Of rebellion.
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MORE CONVERSATION OF FEDERAL Pro.
PERTY IN ARKANSAS.
HEADQUARTERS THIRD BRIGADE, FIRu DR.,

HuDQUAR1BRs THIRD BRIGADE, Fmn DUmoN,
FoRr SIXTH, Nay 4, 1851.
The authority Of the United States has ceased upon
this frorter. 80
q An persons claiming TO nterpeso In public In the
frontier will be arrested and placed In the guard house
for examination.
g. Captain Perkins will take possession OF the records
and other property OF the late United States Court s Van
Buren, Arkansas and place the keys in custody Il the
Circuit Court Clerk Of Crawford county, Aknnsas.
the attaches Of said court should they DESIRE 70 write
their designations.
g. All persons In possession Of public property, taken
without proper authority, required 70 report tina
eame Immediately to the Assistant Adutant General at
headquarters of this command, and ali arms or othec
property belonging TO the United States will be SEIZED
BY order Of Gen. N. B. Burrow, Commanding
W. F. RECTOR, Assistant Adjutant General
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MOVEMENTS OF WAR VESSELS IN THE


1.-THE Columbia brought the following intelligence Of the
movements Of war vessels in the Gulf
The storeshp Supply arrived at Key West the 10th
ut from Fort Pckens. She takes in quantity Of bal
last, and sails at once for New York.
The United states gunboats Crusader and wyandot are
in port Also yachts Wanderer, Union, Nonpariel and
Tortugas.
The United States steamer Huntsville Lieutenant Price
commanding, arrived the Goth ult from New York. and
coang sailed for Fort Pckens via Tortugas the 2lst
The United States steamship Buwaree Lieutenant Dun
can commanding, arrived from Havana on the Goth.
The Steamship Crusader, Lieutenant Craven command.
ing, sailed the 10th for Havana.
The steamer Salvor Wer. sailed for Cedar Keys the
2lst, with large number OF paesengers
The United States eunboat Crusader, Lieutenant II.
Craven com mandipg, called the 23d for Havana.
The schooner Tortugas, Ellis, on the Gath, from Fort
Jefferson, reports that the steamship Huntsville had
been ashore at that place but got of un1ured ana had
proceeded On her voyage. The storeshp Supply had
sailed from Fort Jefferson for Key West. A schooner
from New York, with armament for Fort Pckens, had
arrived at Tortugas. The schooner Trojan, Stroud
Schooner I. N. Baker, Henderson, the oath, from
Phae ephia with coal for the navy She chartered
TO continue to Fort Pckens but going out Of the
Northwest Pass grounded and Obliged 10 return and
discharge her cargo at Key West The steamship Suwa
ree Lieut. Duncan called for Fort Pckens the 24th,
with Lieut. III. w. Coeson and q company Of Twelfth ar
tiery from Fort Taylor. The steamship Mount Vernon
with the propeller Parkersburg in tow. The Parkers-
burg broke her shaft off Cape Florida and ewed to
this port by the Mount Vernon The propeller Cheea-
peake arrived In company and sailed on the 10Th for
Fort Jefferson. The Mount Vernon, with the Parkers
burg in tow, sailed for Pensacola same day.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS MILITARY.

THE MASSACHUSETTS MILITARY.
BosroS June 5, 1851.
A general order from Governor Andrew desgnates the
Seventh Eighth. NINTH Tenth and Eleventh infantry re-
gments to go into camp of preparation for active service
when called for by the government.
The First BOSTON, regiment only has been mustered into
the service CT the United sates and expected to leave
In few days. II will be allowed shortly by the Second
Third Fourth Fifth and Sixth regiments of volunteers
who are an1iously awaiting orders.
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CAPTURE OF A SECESSION FLAG.

11EANhS"VkIH, JUuo D, IooI.
On Monday night twelve volunteers from camp Lnceln
headed by Sergeant Decurin of the wood Guard
with Minnie rifles and revovers marched TO Iatan Mo-
fourteen miles above this city, crossing in skis the
purpose being the capture Of a secession flag.
On being asked their purpose, Decurin demanded
the flag by the authority Of the United
States The flag was hauled down and the party started
on their return when they fred at by the seces.
sonists and the fire returned Three of the voun.
teers were wounded, one severely.
The affair has caused much talk in the city.
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INTERESTING FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
DELAY OF FOUR COMPANIES OF THE TROY REoI.
MINT.

INTERESTING FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
DELAY OF FOUR COMPANIES OF THE TROY REaI-
MENT.
The report that company Of the Troy regiment was
surrounded and made prisoners by the secessonsts is
not true. They returned after the frat party start
ed TO their rescue The first party was composed Of
three companies Of the Fifth New York regiment Col.
Duryee's Zouaves. These not returning, moreIrouble
was feared, and en- Tuesday morning four compa-
MES Of the Zouaves under the command Of the Leuten
ant Colonel left Fortress Monroe These had started but
short time when the three companies returned. Up
three O'Clock Monday afternoon there signs
OF the missing companies 1t is supposed that they had
gone farther and returned to Fortress Monroe
time during Monday night
AFFAIRS IN LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 5, 1851.
The Bulletin says that COL Anderson feels sure that no
troops coming here interference from Tennessee
respecting railroad matters being anticipated and that
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad will obey the orders
Of the federal government.
The Memphis Argus, Of the 3D. inst, says the boa. own
and captains Of that city have recommended the
military authorities not 70 allow boats owned North by
Northern sympathizers to run in Southern waters
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HE REPORTED EVACUATION OF HARPERB
FERRY.

Intelligence direct from Harpers Ferry tonight con-
tradcts positively all reports Of evacuation Some sick
men and women were sent away. The cars collected
were loaded with the contents of the gun shops.
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FROM BOSTON.

BOSTON, June 5, 1851.
The Maine Third regiment will reach Boston about four
P. NJ The city provides collation. for them on the Com.
mon. The regiment leaves for New York tonight.
Two volunteers Of Colonel Gordons regiment were
drowned while bathing the eucampment at Brook
farm.
Samuel Appleton, well known citizen, died suddenly
this morning.
THE VOLUNTEER CLOTHING CONTRACT.
ALBANY, June s, 1851. -
Treasurer Dorshemer Comptroller Dennison and Attor
ney General Meyers went down to New York last night
to make investigation into matters pertaining the
contract for the clothing of the volunteers about which
30 much complaint has been made.
rumored that the investigation is 10 be thorough
and that late Inspector General Jackson the contractors
and all who throw light the subject to be
amined
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06
CAPTURE OF FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
FROM THE REBELS,

WASHINGTON, June 5, 1851.
Is reported to night, high authority that federal
scouts had captured rebel pay agent just this side Of
Harpers Ferry, with fifty thousand dollars with which
he intended TO pay the troops at Harper's Ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06
THE AMERICAN CONSUL AT HALIFAX.

THE AMERICAN CONSUL AT HALIFAX.
BOSTON, June 8, 1861,
The conduct Of the American Consul at Halifax N S.
has led to a public meeting Of the Americans, who
adopted the following resolution
Resolved, That feel mortified by tho fast that we
have officer Of the government in our midst who not
My approves q the corruption and treason at home
but msrepresenta and viles not only the republican
arty, but the whole people OF the North.