Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23
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Subjugation Of the Rebellion.


CHAMBBRssURs, PENEA., May 2i.-It is be-
Heved here BY the military authorities that
the Shepardstown and Wilhamsport move
ments are feints, The main movement from
Harper,s Ferry on Southern Pennsylyania
will be made as soon as offensive operations
begin from Washington on the South, or at
Norfolk, along the country road leading
from Harper's Ferry along Pleasant Valley,
through, RobersVille, IHosleseoEO' and
I Wsyneaboro', ....., u. 49,, --. ....
/ deem this opinion correct, as the Con.
federate leaders desire to avoid operations
offensive TO the people of Maryland. This
is the shortest known road into Pennsylva-
mia from Harper's Ferry. ........ ..'. I'D y
[New York TribHne's Dispatch.1
| WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The rumoF of a
demonstTation at Harper's Ferry, or else.
where IN Virginia, on or after the vote of
Thursday, is unfouDded. No Importance ia
attached to the election. It is o foregone
conclusion. - , I'd .. .. . 80 =
Two brothers, a New York lawyer and a
Boston banker, wenton pleasure trip to
Alexandria to day, not Disgusting their sem
tments or residence. They were politely
received by the bankers correspondent Who
said four thousand or five thousand inhab-
itants have left since the troubles. It is a
deserted village. Six companies, possibly
five hundred men, armed with Mimic rifles,
were the only troops seen. or
They are mostly boys. The uniforms are
much like ours.
A South Carolina Secessionist. recently
fromnVirginia by the way of Harper's Ferry,
reports fifty thousand troops insufIicientiy
armed, distributed at various points, with a
view to influence the election on Thursday.
The Virginians estimate the number at eighty
thousand. all ...r. .r.s.... .a I, :.
From what he observed he believes it is
the intention to attempt to transfer the bat
tie ground to Pennsylvania, moving from
HaIpers Ferry, which is now strongly forti-
fed from all sides. a.. .r -.
Mr.. Bailey, NJ. O. elect from the Worcester
(Mass.) District, has arrived from ENTERPRISE,
Fla, where be spent the Spring, mostly on
account of his health. He came via Savan-
nah, Nashville, and Louisville. He was ad-
vised that it was impossible to come through
Virginia, having met two men turned back
thence. His party consisted of thirty, in
Guiding six Northern schoolmasters, other
iDvalids, and two army lieutenants. The
latter were threatened by Savannah mob,
who were appeased by West Point class.
mate, a lieutenant in the Confederate army,
and formal arrest by the Mayor, who advised
their immediate departure. .a. 81
At Atlanta, his baggage was searched by
committee of the crowd. Special attention
ives paid to the schoolmasters by the troops.
Afterward, the party divided. No passes
were required. He had no trouble in Florida
on his journey. His invalidism was his pro-
tection. .d} ast.s t5..j-,.u.-l .E.sg a. &
MIR. Bailey reports soldiers every where in
motion toward Virginia, well disciplined,
armed and equipped. At Chattanooga,
there were from two to three thousand -
He heard no Union talk till he reached
Kentucky. Mr.. Walbridge has been recalled
here to give important typographical infor-
| nation. DE spent much time in the Caro-
| lipas, Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia
and is familiar with the country. His infor.
nation relating TO the interior, indicates
that the operations of the campaign are not
| confined to the seaboard. - ... ~
| Governor Letcher has issued proclams-
| tion requesting soldiers to vote to morrow.
in order to carry the Secession ratification
| beyond all question. r..,-.' IL
In tho doubtful districts it is said that
electors will be compelled to publicly de-
clare their votes, and that if in favor Of the
Onion, they will be straightway compelled
to leave the State. The Union men are un-
certain how to act in this dilemma. It is
| also declared that travel into or through
Virginia will be prohibited after Thursday,
except by special permit of the Governor.
A man, calling himself Captain Bucher,
| was arrested as spy yesterday afternoon, in
the camp of the New Jersey brigade, and held
for examination. y ..t',s-,..'. .,
WASHINGTON, May 2l.--The Herdlfs dis
| patch says: TT appears that more than a
month ago our Government gave notice to
Paris OonoTess in Is6s that tbav were lii
inc to accent the code sdnntsJ ~ thai r,ar;od
which declared dprivateering tobepiracy. The
| Government has received the amplest as
surances from Austria that she will have
little to do with the rebels whatever; while
| Prussia has not hesitatedto manifest In plain
terms heri mneqnivocal sympathy with our
country. Ihe secretary OF state mas given
notiee 70 Mexico and other States that the
Monroe doctrine will be carried cut with all
the energy and resources Of the Government,
ana mat notning IN tne shape OF foreign in
tervennon nil1. VIII Dc Tolerated OF submitted to
ior Single hour: mexico mas been assured,
IN tne mose Ppsitlyel language that she can
1spen4 on t1s lscllYe support OF thls country,
shoula any european power attempt TO VI
Sns; that f sbe vsnIrr.s n, 6aS ~1en VI
profTer of Dominica She will AZ 40 at her
periipsrt 4C 80 49, -, =, 49,
The Firemen Zouayes, were SWORN in for
the war this afternoon. -by Bri0adier General
McDoWalL - 7sT-- =, -, -
riCo1onei Ellsworth teeeived orders dur;no
the day TO station guard of a hundrsdr meT,
at a point some three miles below his camn'
The required number Immediately went
worth himself with rationa for tUro Jsvs -
| "A dsserter from Alexandria annssyed in
the rZouaVe camn this "evening. - HE ssavs
any -thine bnt favorable aeeountIof7 ths
rebel fOrcea. - - --sJfTcS ~ 80
60 40 :. ...4.D, 1...,ss.l .fe1 III, s,,i
NEW YoRK, May 22.-The Union Defense
Gonfmitlee Of this city has given orders for
cannon, TO be sent to Fort Pickens. i,, bs1
"A letter 70 the Herald dated stesmer
Mount sPefRoF, the goth, says the steamer
BalGm0fe got aground last night at the
mouth Of the Potomac. A, propeller with
heavy guns and full Of men attacked her
there, and out of the squad Of twenty on
board ths Bathgots, tour were killed and