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BY TELEGRAPH.
EHE REBELLION.
MARYLAND TURNING BACK.
PROGRESS OF TEE WAR.
~ DARLINGTON FILLING UP.
BAD LOOK FOB THE REBELS.
~pf,1,1LES IN TEXAS
ILLINOIS.

a,o a,r,12s-spussneers from the south
.,,.a't that ironns are .belDE raised ut Mem-
n,,;s na1doiph, and other Southern Bo,nts'
Their nlao is to proeeeA BY railroad TO Lo1naE LaE
hus. Kentucky, trom there maEeh lnloasn nosro
Kentucky aud make an astack ~ npoA 'A0
from tie Kentucky bank o1 t4s =, g. st.
Iast evening the steamerJ J. D. PerrJ,It -
Louis ard Memphis packet, en- route for Mem
phis, supposed 10 have on board large supplies
Of military stores for the South, 7Faa stopped
hers by Government officers aud her cargo cx-
ainine1 No contrabaoa goods vera fould On
her. Che vas allowed to praceed;,,
troops m are fully prepared for any attack thss
CArRo. AnrI 2G.-The steamer c. E. Hill
man. s st. Louis aid Nashville packet etR route
for Nashville, was boarded By Capt. Scott,
and the captain ct the stesner requested TO
land at Cairo, which he promised to 90.
irnmediately opposite Cairo, she was rounded
to and landed. The officers, crew aud paasen'
pars all deserted her She was then taken
1ossegsion of By the steamer Swallow, capt.
Scott commencing, and brought to this point:
She had On board 900 kega Of powder, ana
large quantities Of other contraband gooce,
destined for the South, which were con1s'
Gated. The Hillma1 Is IN possession o1 Inc
State authorities.
The steamer Maria De7ning, of st. Lonlt
md New Orleans packets, and the steamer
Louisville, Of the Louisville and New Orleant
packess. both en- route for New Orleans, lead
| I'd this forenoon. The manlfests were eXam
| ired and found to contain nothing but legltl
mate commerce, and they were permitted u
proceed. o.,
OTTAWA, April 26.-On Saturday,, the 20tl
inst. Chief Justice Cation gave to msjoE Wal
lace bill Of credit, authorizing the Ma3oT T.
draw on him at sight for SIS tor each com
pany organized in this county and aceepte'
| during the war. Nin= companies have asread
| been organized in the county, and as man
| more vii soon be organized
LAsA11E, april 25.-The - s'ngton Hig1
land rites, Capt. Garter eft this place fc
springheld to-day. CaC J. N. Goats has e,
fiue company 86 men read to march. Th
Douglas guards Of this elsy have been acceI
ted ia tho Irish Regiment Ct Chicago, an
leave In few days. The Germans are ra.
ing q company also, and the ranks WILL
f1llied in s lew days. LaSalle turns out lot
companies, and home guard is to % forms
Immediately, for service at any point IN I u
Stats where they may ha called IN an erael
gency.
OTTAWA, april 26-Whereas, The GO
ernor Of Virginia has Issued bis proclanati9
that no mere faur be shipped to the Noft
ern cities therefore be it .--
RESOLVED, By the clt!z2ns Of Ottawa IN ms
meeting assembled that lljnots Will ICE IL
nish Yirginia with any .ao1e tobacco!
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New York, April 26. "A large and enthua,
es:fc meeting # British residents was netd
Iast night, and o. moyemant set on foot to
couIp 3 British volunteer Regiment,
4 1deputation Of twenty Indians has arrived
To tender 800 warriors Of the Sioux and Chip
Dava Indians to the President.
/; ID reported from Havre De Grace teal IN
attack Ia Threatened on Fort McHenry before
Saturday night It is said lfit il done the city
will be- bcm5srded.
NEW YORK, April 26.-The steamer Yankee
ssI,ta to-day with sealed orders, rjgged with
two broaaside gnnsand four flying artillery
guns. i,u-. .,,n. e. .o,o.
lis on Thur day evening, with the mlddles Q,
the Naval Academy. -
Collector Barney received important des
patches from Washington, the puspors Of
is which unknown.
The Keystone State reports no armam entl
along the Potomac, nor cannon On the oanks
as reported
NEwYoRK, April 2G-The following dispatc1
was received By Postmaster Taylor this morn
ing; j. u,.h;no+o, via Annsno1,s
noT open, and we:ahnll dispatch tram Il iron
| there daily, at 11:30 a. NJ, and q line VIII D.
| started daily from Annapolis, to connect viii
| our line up which will arrive here at s:t5e PA
| The mills are to be taken BY this route.
fSiyned1 S. N. FELTON,,
Prss. Pills. Wilmington & Bait R Z.
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VIRGINIA.

schooner from New York, towed BY
tnr. ~ ves brought to by shot from Fortress
W55nrne which went through the tug. Inc
oa1,ro was seized, It consisted Of military
Stores for Virginia, and a full Light Artillery
battery. .,,ax. ,ro
Tne Petersburg (va Eptsf oa sass T fasTe aTee9 are
Ferry and $500 at Norfolk, including 2oo from
% # i Stated that JEFF Davis viii not Issue
letters Of ma!que until after the meeting o1
his Congress en- the 29th. .,
The anount Of -four seized at Georgetown
hv tfa Government is q, ,000 brls. They ara
es,iuer il to the poor at seven dollars per BILL;
~ CIV. NV Letcher, Of VIrginia, has issued proc
lamatIon, prohibiting the expectation Of houf
to Northern cities.
NEW YORK, April 26-seuator johnson, OF
| Ten1essee. was mobbed at Lynchourss vs.,
Sunday, on his way from washington ~ t.tsnc tnu
! rcasee' He denied sending message, sta11nE
| ti,a, Tacresaee should furnish her quota Of
m, volunteers are in Richmond ready for
sa-viea. 4 street battery is being erectea at
Yorktown sud another three nAes sooVo
| Richmond. The steamer jamestown has pesn
tietsd 10 at Richmond for war PnIpoees:: Pnpe:
an0S troo3s are at Harper's Ferry and 3,5D q!
Hnrfolk. There will be q, ,0o0 volunteers al
1,;ch1,ord bv the close Of the week.
Tie schooner Anne J. Russell, with Wnea a
at Richmond fer Z Massachusetts port ap
I L is reported that the troops At Ha5pesst' ppsst
Ferry hsye been ordered to so@e 5 other PONY
SUPPOSED to be near ths & caRl5aL Sa n,.ot Of til,
..asl,sr Kaitic eays the Potomac Is strong:
eTsa q sos sSs 1:s.day hs tns aaps s5sa%s The
lnmbia Icy haara aar seyersl sharp volleys. The
abss,a5 thnreinrs think communication has bee
forced open. -,a ,--3v.d ~ Annano1i
Thursday 1aoraing s&gy Of guns guns to fortify Al
4hs2 t9ek s4sTs hs ftss
Of txo 5%tli .b;,s b1ss ar LEY uuion me aeeing
i their lives from Virginia. The lights pn Zap P
Henry md Charles we're sxtinguaisheo;t gas l. q y
tho ship oysd from hs its aes}s sfatl9p 81 af
!, Eo1nmhia fear the Pawnee nas been take
). but the fears are probably uafonnded-
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cause Northern men are. not eternally bras-
ging, and noiaily deelaiming about their fight
ing qualities, they are looked down upon as
cowardly and pubillanimous.
The present war will settle on IN enduring
basis the relative personal courage Of tho men
Of the two sections, and it will define the dlf-
ference between Southern bravado and Nor
the1n bravery go clearly that the fire eaters
will reyer sgnin be in the dark On the euhiect.
Before any prize ring battles be fought, Of one
sontherner against Two Northern men, as the
Picay,sne proposes, let the scces=iorists prsc-
ticc with man against man, . few times. We
venture the prediction tAat they will get their
bellies full Of fighting, even on such terms.
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ITO IA tirsr class stone
front fresc7 finished dwelling With hrick cur;
3o sef e ~ Lass 1T 3 oe
ths HSrta sdn ha=tuE fne view Of Tue lase and III
moved a unds IN its surroundi1ga Pr1cs ~ PSI
H;ipnI Riprr street att'' ~ apis ea54 2w
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SECESSION WOUNDED IN mis-.
E0siEkl.

SECESSION W1CkpED In M1Ss
SoEEfl.
Secession has got blow in Missouri
from which it will not soon recover. AS |
long SIS the United States Arsenal at St.
Louis YVES filed with small arms and can
non, which might have been at any
tim: seized by dezperadoes, Of w1om st-
Louis and Missouri il full, secession and |
The capture Of the Government property |
were probabilities to be feared. There !
is no d3rht Of the fact that the
plan for the cousuIamation Of both these
was long ago laid, nor that it has been IN
dustrious]y worked. That man Claib.
Jackson, whom, Ill an evil hour, the pco-
put into the gubernatofiai clair, has been
the chief coaspirator in The reasonable and
diarcpushblc plot. a few days moro would
have witnessed its cousummatlon, The
grand cnczmpment Of the Missouri militia,
ordered at St. Louis, would have been the
occasion for lAe seizure Of the Arsenal, sud
that in the traitors hands hands and with
1t the means Of aggression and defence, the
bullying and fighting for ovc1awi' 6 the
Union men and forcing secession ordi-
nance upon the Stale, would have COM
mcnced. Gov. Jackson aud his coadjutors
who hang upon the skirts and reflect the
knsyery of the St. Louis Republican, have
been aignally defeated. The industry OF
the friends Of The Government III illinois,
who wanted those arms, and thc loyalty OF
Capt. Lyon, the Commander st the Arse
nal, have, at least Tor the present, brought
the scheme to dead halt; and We
shall be disappointed Il ether agen.
cies, to be put into operation
iftle plotters DO not desist do not make
Cls:b. Jackson take to his heels and &C
among his friends under that ratuesnakt
banner that he is Haunting in the faces @
all Iowa! mea. Ec nas lost his game II
the first move; and now hemmed in OF
three sides hy free territory, the people @
which are determined that their politica
friends in Missouri shall not be crushed
out by the arts that secession knows how
to Use, he is put upon his good behavior
We shall see how the revolution will pros
per hereafter; VIC shall see, If while til
traitors at jefferson City are laboripg Il
put the State out Of the Union, there is no
some way BY which its greatest city AM
chief ornament, may not be taken out
their hands. At any rate, Illinois beln;
aroused and in earnest, We shall see hoV
the c-ushing-ous process with which tn
Union men In St. Louis are threatened
will 20 onl
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LOUISVILLE, April 26.-The municipal au"
tho-ities have retnrned from yesterdays con-
ference with the citizens OF Maaison ana "
cianati. expressing confidence that anicable
rsla.inns viii be preserved between the three
cit eit!ss s during the present status Of affairs
The troo5s which left for the Southern Con.
{ederacy Yesterday went unermed and against
the advice Of the Governor. The report that
arr,s belonging to the commonWealtn Went
forward for their use, is denied BY the MghesE
nfifciA1 authority.
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New YonH, April 25. Eventng.-The slztb'
Tweith. aud Seventy First New York Asgs
n snts have arrived 1t the Navy Yard In WASH
~ Ia Stats 1 md Union Of Washington bag s1s-
pended, Tie people hnvirg Threatened g De.
1nosIsh The Office .if it continued to adyocaso
ths Southern Corfede1acy.
NEW Yonk APRIL 2s7Ths steiner sr;xsd Ke5i
@ be,a ~ noon to d1y, bringing Col Beana9nle.
of the United States Army, Ginery IWlsnasan' aa'
at end Ssth Bryan, ESQ, both Of Boston. and mr.
Pt5sott q kanss1 s RGSsS Wasbissen aae Mona,
,'nns 10 n eo;ne forty or fifty bags Of mail matter
s51Ss fsr 9Ss 1p il eIns1y Twinsa
eli shs as9 b1ngs aRatehsss s a sRe 'adfaus aams,
TO- rt Eugland-
IL E:y st5ss;5 Nv Tsn as,,,. that @ieht b
N? @ ie On he7, but xhe met with nv.~.:z
tiuu,
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From Pixies Peak
FORT KEAREEY, April 2C-The coach Of the
c. o. G. mail passed here this morning, bring
iug the following items:
DENVER, April 2a.-Cheering Eeports sgain
come from ths San Juan mines. a private
letter from Moro says the writer has seen
twelve pounds OF b.sutifal scale gold from
That region, and that men we're making from
ten to fifteen dollars per day.
Arrangements were made last evening to &c.
cure the California Overland Mail and Pony
Express BY way Of this city.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aorl 2c.-The Tennessee,
from Vera Cruz the 22d inst, has arrived Tao
Maced onIan IVES at Sacriflclo5.
Gold mines Of fabulous extent ore reported
to have been discovered on the 1sthmns OF
Tehaantepec- ....-.,.-
The Mexican Congress was to have met on
on the 21st. Juarez WAS doubtless declared
President
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rnnted ] frequently by being intercepted hy
troops. Il Baltimore they appea1ed to Gent i.,nt
Trsls Rs1s9Rs Saa
ts4o ~ =: -t. j j.;
Intelligent men from Baltimore s5PIasss ,5Ppa :;
oontfden?a Tint secession Wfll be oVeTEnled
lie Sua's leader Of to day is IegaIdeEte;S g e.: :
ther evcrts. 4 gentleman decla red, FnnAet{,
in Barnum's Hotal that the secession as4 IN y, :,
few days. Most Iudisputab1e evidences haye
bsen received tonight Of reaction IN Inc
rnhlsc sentiment of Baltimore
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FFrom The Atlanta (Go.A o.AConlsdef9ey, s55
4 letses from member Of the g. G: g; to
his friend Jake Staddleman, II this city, glyes I
: says: Times are Equal}y here. We ;; hase r. to
sleep on our arns every night; fofe ftehsns s5Is
has about 1850 troops %nA1n " ~ o" tbe
HE'LL IassG arg W ees ass sa1 now engaged throwing
Battsrg' a s3ldieriog Is hard iife. Ha5a a5sl
vorE2fat bacon aid hard eraekets.t ~ .say ~
hands are blistered badly: NO time % pa1 LIT
yet, Plenty Of oysters at 1olLy cGnss her, to aay
an. and everybody W M notiaed to take up arms " I'm, :;
mediately or leave. Nothing 70 drink f'ere q
, 1861-04-27

In the tslegraphic dispatches received yss-
terday afternoon, Gov. Letcher OF: Virginia %
raid to have ordered that no more -four Do
sert to The Northern: statesi What toi1 the
the North do? citizenz Of the Northwest
read, and trernble at the fate ttst awaits you
The Visginians a1s>not going to fight, nat
starrs you into sunmlssson1 Let the Nortn
reta]iate By sending no more tobacco to VIZ
- es+ i
Ripla towns,
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NV that the regiments, so many days
hidden from the view Of the country, have
reached Washington; now that eleven
thousand men in the service Of the Gov
ernment are close on their heels; now that
the communication by mail and telegraph
is open between Philadelphia and Wash
ington; now that troops, stores,
munitions Of war, eisice-seekcrs, and
newspaper correspondents may 60 10
and fro; now that the story OF
Beauregard's being On arlington Heights
is known 10 be false; now that it is clear
that no body OF troops that single battery
Of flying artillery could not blow into king
dom come, is near tie Capital; now, in
word, that the plans and purposes Of Gen.
Scott are worked cut, and as usual
crowned with SUCCESS, we see the far
cial side Of the New York papers OF
Thursday, and are provoked to many .
hearty laugh over the diatribes upol the
powers that be, IN which these papers in
dulge. We are intensely amused By the
loud cal Of the Times upon the Cabinet IL
resign AMI make way for younger and
quicker men; py the grave earnes'ness o1
the Tribune as it reviews the existing stu
alton by the shrieks of the Herald to sayt
the Capital; and by The patriotic ren1on
strances Of tho 1Torld against the treason
of the Times in its proposition to depos
Honest Old Abe. The fight is over. Til
dead-pcint is pissed, and before this tim5
The loud complaints Of New York ar
changed into words Of encouragement an
praise. -.
Recent events have taught valuabl
lesson, which the people who read ii
Journals, and the editors who make then
will do well TO remember; and were VIC al
dressing an individual to enforce it, IT
should sum the whole matter up in pith
conmand-i.cep your Atirt oni Whe
danger threatens and 4 great disgrace seen
to be impending, don't set up o howl, fl
to and pull your hair, nor indulge in cEir
nations Of everybody and everything
the ncighborhood. Keep your shirt o1
The country is in good hauds; the peol
are all right, resources arc abundant, o.
"Barki's is wiling" The dreadful wo]
Of slaughter will begin soon enough
not make it more dreadful by sending III
to the field hall AIMED, not drilled ut {
and without the supplies which arc as /
portant rs mrlskets aad gunpowder. G.
Scott and his subordin.tes know when
sur, Rcadyf when they do, look out fol
decisive blow md signal victory!
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Gbitaao Qrlba'te'


We learn from gentleman who LET
Cairo last night, that among the prizes
seized aboard Of one Of The enemy's steam
ers. were about five hundred Zouaye caps,
which our boys appropriated to their own
Individual uee double quick time, the
aseedy tiles" which previously constituted
their head-gear going into the river n 3
iiGy, He also iafo-na Us that the Camp
:Till prove nearly 3 sclf-sustaining institu-
ton, and would entirely so, if provisions
were counted ccntrabapd Is well as arms
and ammunition.
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From Lc u1s1ana and Texas.
from the Picayuna Of April al

TIE TEXAS EFUNIlEh.
A letter received this morning from Calves
ton, dated the 19lb, says report is prevalent
a. that place that 1ndianola, Rrazos santlaGos
and Sla Antonio have been occupied BY Uni
ted States troops, md makes complaint LIE!
the loyal people Of Texas are unorg anI2eo and
unproyided with arms to meet this emergency.
oar own priyate letters Of the came date
from Galvestoa, say nothing whatever of these
movements as rumo1B or Otherwise
! PARTICULARS OF THE CAPTURE OF TIE sTAls
OF TIE WEST.
4, In accordance with Instructions 1rcm th3
/; Confederate Government, Col. Van Dom, G.
| s, 4 arrived at Galveston On Tueaday even
! Ing, the 10th inst, at sunset, for the purpose
! Of making up an expedition for the capture ot
| tha Star Of tie West and other steamers, haT-
ing received full authority from President "a
ia to take command Of sill tie Confederate %
forces Of the State Of Texas.
!: Immediately en- his arrival, he communities
ted his mission to Gen. Sherman, WHO a.
orca issued an order for call of volunteers.
Tho Wiatall Guards, Capt. James McGla.b,
were assembled at their armory at the time,
fer regular drill, sud Immediately offered the:1
services, Numbering forty men, and Wath tee
Island City Rifles. Capt. Muller, with aoou!
thirty men, and the Galveston Artillery, capt.
Van Burcn, they wers = embarked ct = oe.osa sSa
Gga. Sherman promised Col Van Dom 4N
,nea IL la would wait till the n2xt morning
: ; a. he would telegraph to Houston Tor m
compu2iss there, who are ready TO move at
i moneut's notice, but the expedition ADMITTED
Of no delsy, aad by thrse O'Clock A. n, tht
: Matagorda. with her gallant little band. wa
Tne Narayorda arrived at Indianola on th
. 17th at S T. IL, aad disembarked her troops
: Se11,ria wharf, The steamer Rusk wes co1n
jig in at the time from Ia LTaeea WIEN 81 she wa
. Icurside The Galveston troops we're IN
Transferred m ito to he5 eSs sna 1he has
. Tai. Van Dorm, to the anchorage: outsiG
where the Star ct the West w Wns g l5,ng; :; e.
? ves,oaiaps, who took possession at once
:. 1,er decks. As the men rushed on board, E
!, eIo7, philip pugan advanced with tie Lo1
s;sT flsg. The First Officer Of the Star Of Il
Ee ana to whom he Was TO surrender:
/. Ths Ensign responded In the richest brog'
- of his native country, Il Be jabers, it's the Te
= "a Il ~ on IN Irish jack.statf! and ye must 81
rs,tfnr to The Confederate states Of tho et
Il 1anfl of Amerika!" The Star Of the West tn
Of struck her flag, and she became a pr1ze 10
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NEW YoRK, April e6>-The American Telo-
graph Company will commence receiving
messages from Washington in the morning.
These deposited in the office before half past
me O'Clock Of each dsy will reach Washing
ton the game evening. Arrangements are be-
ipg made by which IN almost hourly commu-
nieatiop viii be made with Washington. The
Press Vi thus be en4bled to furnish much
fuller and mora reliable idea Of the state OF
aifalrs at Washington than the. have done fm
soma iIaya paEt. 7s7~'-
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Bosros. April 26--Information has been
xnce;ped from headquarters that Col Law
1enee's command; embracing the 5th and =
nnrtion Of the 7sh Maasachusetts Regiments
pf Infantry, together with Capt. Cooks Light
have arrived safely at Annapolis, without re"
sistauce-
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PHILADELPHIA, April GA gentleman who
LEFT Charleston Thursday, says Beanregasd was
there, experimenting the repairs Of Fort
Snuater, with the expectation Of an immediate
attack on Charleston from the North, aud that
thare was then no movement Of troops to-
wards the North and he believes there will ba
none.
, 1861-04-27
PENNsYLYANIA.

HAna1.puRaH,. April a5.31t Is currently r.
Dorted that ex President Buchanan las dia-
nosed Of bis farm and fed to Canada, in co1.
sequence of threatening remarks
The Ohio troops, 900 strong, are quattered
H5a. John Sherman hss Joined the Ohio
troops as private.
$1,000 Pennsylyanians have thus 1ar Eespon-
dats to tho Gull for volunteers, and the Govern.
or says he is literally nobhsd' With o1fers Of
more. He has accepted II, 9,ooo
Pennss slvania, yesterday, from Baltimore,from
TARn1sBuna, April 26.-Gen. Scott assured
! 3 gentleman yesterday that Washington was
safs ageinat any present attacks: Our inform
| nat confirms the arrival there Of the % new
York regiment and the 9Th Aassachuse1ss re-
gitneDt.
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stnmpede Of Slaves from N1sFJ1and9 :
HAns1sBuRaH, April 26-It Is reported that
mn aftack vas made by Marylandefs on Hano-
Yer Village, York Co., oa Tuesday, oesasionsd
grest stampede e RELIABLE sts sS
INTO thfs Suite. 4 report places the total loss
nf slsyee bY Maryland since the troubles began
At Nd. Great fears are entertained Ii the bor-
dsr counties Of Maryland, Of The entiFe slays
nopulatSpf, ,,.;i.i.tt:;...1
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II H60 10O1& NU1 EkH0 77V11o 3ss]3s
Houston, Texas, ad.siees esy courier had
arrived from Indian ola, stating the Federal
troops were encamPad at Green Lake to t9ke
TndG,uola, and had commenced fortHyiug
them selves. The troops number COO, ind GOO
allitl onal are EXPECTED to arrive fSom San An
judge Hays, with party Of Texans and two
pieces Of artille1 5, Was terrifying himself With
cotton babes and sand blgs on Deg Island, as
be feared IN attack from Federal troops.
a letter from Brownsville says news had
| been received that Corti1as with GOO Mexi.
cans had cr.,ss ed the Rio Gtande at Roma, sid
had laid the town In ashes, killing eighteen
| Americans. Two companies from Ringold
Barracks st a1.ted In pursuit Of him.
, 1861-04-27

Mc cV1CKER'S THEATRE
lY4- Madison street. between State and Dearborn

SATURDAY EVENING. april 2;sh. 1861,
Homer to the Brave.
TIE IRISa BRIGADE
Hare accepted Invitation to visit the Taestre this
eFent - On which o4.~asIon they Ntl be presented
WIFE BEAUTIFUL AMER, 81 t1om oar veil
nr saatsa by j. McVlckeE. VII vii! 1eclte F. u.
Hallscs's ADDRESS 70 THE A4EEIcAN FLAG.
Tbs performance will commence with the Fssrtatte
prans Ct tho
STARS AND STRIPES.
HaS-y Helm {of the American N&vy) Frank Monroe
Characters Of the Entire Company.
GRASp MEDLEY aN1E By SIX You've l4Ap1Kn.
f'up Is OF MsssEs Msr on = EdEaEd}
CHINESE DAScK {Fro1a lelia Rookh) tale Siklsfh-
ese wNoi. to con .lude WITH George r. Rnoss New
Easi ral Sung by the eotre Company. entitl aInc
Ftrtt Gnu Is Fired Cod Proteti thu RfEht:" y ta4
c :EcIu ion of weeh . Grad Tsbteau: ,TaE FLAG
OF t,CH COUNTRY, By Forty Young HtszeA
NoypAy-Beueat of Mrs. Marble, on which oc-
c3-on Miss Emma MaTn'e ~1ll Ter 1rst appear
ancc on any staSe as the LITTLE TREASURE
, 1861-04-27

DOARDING..- Pleasant Rooms,
With Rcs.d can be ohtaIoed at the Tavetl-y
HOUSE NO. 133 kinzte atrest for sSt9 PCT Ecek Dug
Board 5 81 per week. 1Eaaseic1f St.e2 per cay.
atI3
, 1861-04-27

O. 4. dCRIFEH, Adss,t:s:ng 4Gkct, es Es1F-
bora st., IL authorized to -ecxlp F
tass GRO CT tie Leading Pa3srs er tbs 1'orshs5ss:
ITO RENT-A Furnished Cottage
l. House, containing eight roouls. in desirable
bIoek ever5 five rtnntas. Rent 7sn yesr. apply tp
gED. EHACKSFEuD, I'll West 1sandol h street;
, 1861-04-27

WANTED-A Protest isn't Servant
w Girl. to 20 about nfty miles from chicacn. On
the C, B. & q i R. apply at the EIisk Cottage on
West Endlaas sr.tt. between May and hHcA=fttees'
, 1861-04-27

rR1rM AND FIFE BOOKS
stoderu School for fee pruu, contanlTg n T.
III. thout Master; continuing irktsuctlons aEd
Nsfes q Qnicfstapa eervlce Gala signals &e eses5
comniets Knowledge Of the use Of tho Eta Wthcnf
staoaer. Rr.ee % Cents Maalsd % seae'9'
, 1861-04-27

WTANTED-A Situation as Book.
w Keeper or Accountant, ty young man uatnly
from Cansds} who has had hGe yearo experienced Ine
best city and foreign references gtten. Addrtss Eox
33k6 ?. O., Chicago. 42-d43s
, 1861-04-27

ITO RENT CHEAP.-Afo four story
B-Ick gtore With cellar - By 49, fset, eonstraGt
ed for storage but be used to ~ - en-
Il Ia0 NORTH Water street. Chicago. mats-tI l
, 1861-04-27

ITO RENT From May 1st, the
tron fr,nt No 70 Lake street. The storo e SHELF
Cd for dfy goods the entire haldtng E,E one Ss1l
sStts,SSo4i,t sStsS wg P,nrF uEes neo'' 7'' apldsaw