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Mus Waibinatun.

@a1btn9ton, 8. Nusult, Giele SfF3iers
bonn GartbatDis Ne9iment baben in 6plss pom
3erparini6fn NIT Dem Sol. p'ltaliY retgnirt
ODER baten init Sff3tsren ancerer Neetmenter
9ftanl4t. NfajOr George Nartus bat ~relisntrt
unp etne GaOalerie=@ ia jprS7 STEELE uuter Sen.
GrenCnt angenvmmen.
8o1btn9tOn, 4. Au9u1, Die l5erren
0Orman, Npplegute uno Sterlin9 9ingen am
Donnerita9 unter @arlamentar 8losge na6 Der
feinOlihen Sinte ab, um Die esi6e pe0 Sol. Ga
mercn, Sruper pee 6rteesmiRilters, mOm6slid
gu erbaltsn, tebrtsn ubsr s~eltern ubne @rfOls gu
rid. Der Brief tpelGen tie nit lth batten, trul
Die MpreIe ONn Ollie, Die e6 an9ebt" unp ma
niht an einen beiCnperen Sft3ier 9eridtet, peB=
baIb permutbet man, mar Die Senpung e~ripl9lo5
Die @Cngrebmitglieper baben ibre ge3abluns
fir pell leBtsn Nipnat srbaIten unp omar $50
IN Sob unp $3.50 in 6pro5entigen 3pet-SabrS,
SdasnUten. Nae 2lngeitslItsn pea 0Uuvsrns-
nents iperpen fortnn ibre Salatre in pemIelbeu
Dapier auCbeSablt erbalten.
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Wu8 Californian.


Mrt5pna. Die 6Oleen Der Se3eliicn gel
gen liA bereits, Die gauge @ren3e BON 3eraS
TT in pcn 6GnDen Der Somannea, unp Nrt3Ona
lit nun, Oanf Jet eS rem Ss3eiliOn5 Sntriguen,
in Zen 6dnpsn Der @pa6es. Neniglten8 40
Niproe tperoen bertAtet.
Weniee .Meilen Den 3urlpn bort 1bpn ieoer
Gertebr auf unO Sort Buchanan 1T in Wefabr.
Die ptmo=Snpianer linO un3ufriepen. Die
%friibsren Statipnen Der llebfrlanppOlt line ses
p~tinpert BON Jnptanern, Die liG pur9 pas NuT=
geben Dieler 9inte beeiutradti9t leben.
8rtnttY COUNTY. @eorg 2ei6en9utb
fid iiber stnen 600 SUP bOben Qbbang oberbaIb
CAUTION GitY uno mar augenblidlidb tOpt. 9eiben=
9utb mar aus SttreiIsr in 9reuBen ~9ebilrtig II.
Sc Sabre alt.
Gan Nnbreas. Nuf Nic9lear'5 9tanh
1T Gin ealifprntlher 2Swe 9elGClen Wpreen, Der
10 Sup ppn Der SAnau3e bis gum @noe pes
SAwan3eS MAP.
Nal9tngttn 3errttprtum. Sort
5orpnlenp lit Der llnipn treu uno bat cine Cont
pasnle bon so Ntlnn gebilpet, tpelAe GIT jeper
3eit berStt linp, Der NpminiltratiOn Dienlte gu
le,lten.
Sn @tcturia, 9. s., BADEN lia SO Nmerifaner
6erett ertlart, i'm Nlutbfale Der Union gu 6ilfe
gu fpmmer.
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GurIidbc Bcrid,tc.

9putsptlle, 4. @us. Sin eten aneefcnt=
niener Serr brinSt Die NuGri6t. paB aeltern
Nbsnp Z 8octe nit Grnppen Don @iempbts mad
giep Maprip abeesanaen ieien, Gr Iaot, pa6
niAt reniser ais 10000 Mann aus GenneGee
III Ndlipurt 9%elanoet bdtten.
SarriS IT pabrlaeinltd getern gum guuper=
neur BON 9ennedee srm1blt worOen.
@en, 3. q, @ile fol- gerltGrfun9 perlan0t
baben.
IS pirb ersablt, Sen. 8eaiire9dro Babe bret
Gerr1tber gum Sore am Gal9en perurtbcilt, Ct.
nen Sneenieur Der Manalas 81 eubabn, einrn
Nreoiaer unb einen 5arner.
gine Depeide BON Niano7as SunftiUn nod
GnprOile POM 81. Suit iost. Dap 8Orbcreitun-
gen gum Sprrudea 9emodt pIrDen unb cnb bins
nen tur3er Belt bspeutsnpe Gretsniife itattfinpen
wirpen.
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q mertfanii6c fatbridbteu.

Mus New gurf. Der 9eneratltats Sod
SanperiCn bat Der Santtdt5z@ emiliOn iiber leinf
.GrIabrnnsen bet einigen 0egtnentern, bek penen
er bentilbt mar. &eformen i'm &c6=O epartemenl
ein5ufubren, ein9eanpt. Nah leiner 9lnaabt
aelang es tbm bel Dem IS. 6reiptuigen= Neoi-
ment Sbert NlurpbY, unD Dem %. 8reipiQiaeu=
3tegtment tnnerbalb 5 8agen reht gunlttae STE
ultate 81 er5ablen, 70 oaB lAun mad 0erlaui
ole Ier fur3en 9eripne cine beDentenpe Nbnabme
Der &rantbeitsfdGe bemertlip mar.
Set betpet Te9imentern fanp Scr. Sancer-
icn StttenS Der Sbercfft;iere observation-disclosures
wdbreno Die 0erren &apttdne ltno unteraeprOnez
ten SIttjtere lowobl, ais lnteroff3ier lebr reutq
Snterelie oafir 8et9ten, DAP Der @tannlAaft Bel.
lere unp ~9elunoere 9fabrung perabreidt werpe
Nir. Sanperpn lAtloert Die @ompasnie- Sfi
Stere als polltanptg untpillenp be;isltb ttrer per
lGteoenen DtenltpFi6ten, ioweit ~Dielelben pal
6alien Der Jtaticneu, baS Nrltelen bon Gompaa
nte<5f0Gsn, BON 9euten gum Naliertraeen, SEQ.
baHten pom Sronun5 unO HsgelmGBiafeit beim
Sertbetlen Der Spetlen, &uGenpOlt,et. Sn1teftipu
oeS 9eItelerten DrDOiantS &c. ~betrefen. Nuh peu
Guarttermeiltern te0t SCR. Sanperlpn einen orc.
pei. Sbetl Der Sfulo an en- uebeli.anpen au,
Ialt, nno 3mar zines &beils ibrer unwrIenbett
nnp Aldlallt9fett, an0ern &beils ibrer 5abludj
uno geptiienlcli9teit nesen.
Die Jfationen belhrelbt Scr. Sanoerlon ale
lebr tart unp 70 beihafen, DAP liA bel aeeianeter
8ebanpIung letdt Die nDtbige Abme1leluHa in
Der Nabrung berlieuen lalie. SlGiebliA en-
pfteblt er Die 2Inftelun9 BON ipenistens eiuem
9ntsn &cGe BET einem jeOen Jte9imsnt, "a er biz
ueDer3eu9uns babe, pab Die 5erren am 9tuOer
o0reerpano nt6t seneist leien bepeutenpere Qlen-
oerun9en ~eintreten gu lallen.
ken gOrf, 3, Ausulf. lluterlfabuno
Der 60mtlten Der 6reiwtuisen. @e(tern ma,
Der Sag fir Die Aus5a9luns Der wSdentliher
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@rn &nrriahnrn.

5arrtsbur8, ga, 2. Nusuf, Die 9es
lammte Starfe Der pennlplUanilAen 9tesimenter
ut Durb Sefe9l pe5 Generals Wic@leuan unter
eommanoO ota Sen. NtcGau eelteat.
ll,0OO Nfann 9~telerpen linO abee9an9en.
9lnr Elm Snfanterie 0fe9iment 1T bier e~e6lteben /:
ole Artlllfrie beitebt aus 48 Wei6aBen, gum
6beil 9e5Osfne uno spar pom 32ptaapern Bis 31
6pfinpern.
Die erlte 8atterie eebt am Spnntag naG
Supen ab. Gin @aUallerie 9ie9iment TT beinabe
opaltanoig, Die Qeute linO i'm Eager uno lubalO
tie beritten finn, werpen lie sur 6auptarmee
ltUBen.
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Mus Sprt Wepurpe.


Nlpnrpe, 2. Nugult. Dian BAT jcbt NaG-
ri6ten ilber Den @rfplg Der expedition peS 2ieut.
Grossly, Der befanntiid nah Dem Gltliden ufer
ron Strginien geiAidt mar Worpen.
Derlelbe unteriparf ZEN Ypcomofe unD 3tpei
anOere tleine 6lilie etner senauen llnteriuGung,
unp nabm bret Shppner, BON Denen 3irel oer4
branut wlrpen, Der anpere pur0e bieber eebraht.
@iner Der unter 3isut. GrpebY'8 Yefebl atae-
ganBenen propeller gerietb bel @berrY Stone auf
eine SanDbanf, ipurpe aber furs berna9 wieper
flott eemaht.
Gin inte1i9enter Deutlher, pelNer gum 10.
q. 9. 0tegineut 9ebGrt, ipurpe ais Gerratber
lfe(t1encmmen. @r bate NIT Dem JetnDe In 1e.
beimer @crrepcnOen3 9~etonpen uno einen Sriti
pon Sen. See wurpe in leinem 8elib 9%efunpen
Wtan permutbet, paB Der @unld gu apanctren,
i'm 3u DEM perratberilden S6ritt benO9en bat.
Der bel tbnt selunpene 8rief entb1lt felne mel
teren @ntballungen aber Die Nnselegeubelttn IN
Sort Mpnroe.
llnmaBtstsit unD lhledte Wanns3tht baden
in eini9en Te9ilntntern grpBe unorpnnn9 an9e
ltiftet unD Den Butler bat lib entl6lpIIen, Die
Suele Dieler llebelltanpe gu perItcpfen, tnpem CT
ale SpirituUlen, pereu man babbaft perpen
'tonnte, ipee9ieben lief.
SIN l. u. 9. 0te9tmente erreiGte Die ltnpro-
nln9 einen lolhen grap, Dap tie nobe,u Meu
tsrei mar, Gapt. Bernard srlA0b einen G,emet
nen ieiner Gpmpasnie nnp lob lA eenGtbtgt,
lelblf oas Eager gu O~erlalrn.
Gen, Butter 9ebt beute Nbeno mad @al9tns=
ton ab.
Mneunft bcs 0ampfsrs Gcprsiamna.
Der Oompfer 0jeurgianna fam am Conn
abeup bon Wicnrpe bier an unD brahta cine
srObe Qn3abl bon Militar @erlpnen, Die tbeils in
Baltimore @elhafte batter, tbetlS naG anpersn
BeIttmmllnaSCrten petter ~reilten.
Aus Der nnttrbaltung nit ben Sft3ieren, bic
f1 an gprD b~efanpen, mar penie 9teueS am en-
mttteln, bod iUviel lttute liA beraus, DAP Die Gr-
p%eOitien pes 9tert. Grcobn Die pom SeScllions
Blattern lAun Dem 5einpe iiberltefert tpprpen
mar, pplitanOig erfolsreiG 9ewslen lit.
Seine 6lptttle 5oblte 3ebn Seds Nianber unp
trei Dpae GOmpusnien Snfanterie. Dte1elbe
lubr am Dieulta9 Die Gbelapeafe Sat binauf
unO ma6te, NIT 3uridlalung peS Nrppelers
Neneutu i'm 9peUmcte Suno, eiie Sour ben
ppcompfe binauf. an Ser1htepenen Nunften
warpe ~eelanOet uno ras uier BON bcpafneten
Seelliouilten 9ereini9t. Gtniee RartatIden-
Sdale reidten in BEN meilten 6Glvt bin. BEN
8ebelen Seine gu maiden. 9aabe an Der Marp
lamb 9inie, all etlem Nunfte, pslther inter Dem
Igiamen Sbel 9Oint bsfannt III, erSTnste etnr
fetnpll9e Satterie 5eaer amf nnIsre S4tfs, is,
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6err &enreo9 iberretdte bte BeI6llIIe Der
9egieldtur BON MarYldno, rte folat:
Oa 9OB WtnanS, tpdbreno er ~pft3ieue 9ft6=
ten a%u8ibte, uneeieblt6 fetsenommen moroen
uno dnpere 8lreer bon Marplonp ouf 8efsbl
Der DeepOt,l den Qutboritlt pes 8unpe8 @Oup.r>
%nefnentS, inter 8erIeBuns after ibrer Nebte, per-
baftet moroen linp, unO
Da in 8olge bie1er 5dnrlunoet Der Neeie
rung, Die ltd ni6t auf Wor9lanO beIhranten,
bae Gi9entbum feines MienIhen metr fiber 1T,
Ole 6eiltete;t feiner Wobnung eei6iibt uno ntht
LANCER ba8 9te6t Der 9ripat @prreI ppnpen3 be-
ltebt, unD
Oa raS 6o15 Der Oeleaaten Dun Mar9lanb
rtht p1nl6t, naB bic 0el0t6te Den umiur3
olles 6fentli&en 9e6tea ~Serewi9e, pine DAP pas-
leIbe leinen @rCtelt paee9en einle9e, II. NJ.
9err WilfirliDr truA oarauf an. DaB pas Ynz
pier ben betrefenpen 6erren Qegislatpren surild~
9e9eben tperpe, GennepY bDfte, ptss witrDe niGt
9eltheben.
NlOrria fanb Die 8eldlaaTTe unpnlenO unb un=
9fb0rta, "a Der 0puperneur lie nidt unter3eih@
net babe.
Senneop lpra6 bic 6Ohnun9 aus, baB Die Yes
tttt0n M(arpIano6 ntGt nnbeodtet bleiben mit1pe.
Gr bOfte. man iperpe bic 9lebte bteIe5 Staotes
ni6t nit 6iBen treten. Derlelte let lcYal, ober
lripe unter Der WaGt Der llnterpritfuna.
9err 5ale meinte. man lole Die 9e9tStdtur
bon MarplanO anb6ren, auA menn tbre g8orte
niGt an9enebm pdren. DIES lei niGt DaS erte
Wtal, DAB 9etittOnen BEN Sennte p~orgelegt NOR
ben raren, Die fir relpsftpiprtg 9alten.
9auS, 6err blair bertbtete Die 8iQ aur
VerInebrllna pe5 tppU1rap6tl6en Corps, mpndC
Der YraliOent befuet miro, oiesm Corps 5pei
Gieatenant Gplonels unp bier WfajOrs 3u5u9elel=
len, iomie auh cine @umpasnte 9eibter SOlpa
ten nett oeren Off3ieren.
din pom Mtlttar- Gpmtte beri6tste cine giu,
rrcnad Der 9r1liOent oaS Asdt erbalt, 8uluntar
OffSiere, Die ben Dienlt ntht oerltsben, pper Die
lA idledt betragen, irfort gu e%ntlaien.
9err Slin ia9te, er ertenne pte5 lelbf ais cine
pripilegirte Maft an, iepoA lei Dalelte inter pen
Sesenmarti9en 3sttem notbpenpta.
6err GalanDi8bam wiperlpra9 bie1er gia
nit leinem 9ewG6nltden Grfolge, ~
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Srlanper einreibeu lieBen. Gon 0rOnun9, eoms
maupc. differentiation mar feiie 9iere. 00aS
8uionnett anfseRedt," mat Elm Commando, pa9
,n manui9faten @rGrterunsen Ssranloinn9 9aO'
@aS 9sbt pa pUr z" Dsua'0a'', palf ="
nidt eeG6rt, DAP oas 9aionnstt aufSeltsdt ipfr.
oen lou 2" ii, psl. m. Alte nno Sun9e @ors 81
ourdetnonper 9ehilAt, BOD beltanp pts NLall'
ous tiltd,tioen Qeuten i'm belta W{annesalief
9(u0 Morfetencerinnen CAB eS BET ben eompaJ
id,Srfe (gf. 9. &bp5t9)
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eOncentratiOm per Mebeaen in ma.6pnrt.

ct. 2Outs 3. 9lusult, Sin Sirser aus
Dem llpweltli6en @iiIpuri, Der @eIesenbeit bat,
NaGridten BON DEN 9tetellen gu erbalten, ia9t,
Daft Der 6aaptplan Der Se3ellionilten Der Jet,
ct. 2ouis in ibre @eipalt 5u befummcn.
Sen. pilow lit nit ietnen Mtannl6aften in
9ieip Waprtp, cine anpere 3ruppen- Nbtbeiluna
Itest BET YacabpntaS, SrfanlaS, unp eine brittle
i'll Ni1iIfppt.
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epn ser armee ses @ensrals sanrs.

SanbY 6Opf, 3. Ausult. Sin Deta-
ldement 0erlhtepeaer Nesimenter 1T tdsli6 NIT
Dem BieperauIbau Der Srife bel 6arpfrs 6errY
belhaftist unp Miro ptelelbe balO pieper berge<
felt lein.
DIE 0tlunobeit Der MannIdaften lGBt ni6ts
jn ritnlGet itbrig. Die Di53tplm lit gut unO
ta9lt9 Ttapea Jfe5tments 1ebun5en ltltt.
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Mus ae,,tucrp.

2patsStlle, 6p, 2. Nueuf. Der Sc
bellenz0enera GIpurneY BON MrtanlaS, BON Der
lebten pemCfratifben giatiOnal @Onpentipn Der
b%etannt, lie9t bier t~cpttrant I'm 6aule leineS
SdNpagers unp miro wabrlbeinliA Die Na9t
ntht iibelleben.
Seute Nahmittas batten mir 81 Grab s. ;
ss TT otes Der betbrlte Sag, pel6en mir nod III
pielem Gemmer hatten.
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Scr 0ampfer ..Nprweaiou.H

WtcntreaI, 4. Aug. Ser Dnmpfer Mcrs
tpe9ian fam BEL 6atber @pint vOrtei. PIN 20.
y. 80. lief Ofriebe auf Der Nurpsite Der Sniel
antiecta auf Den Strano, wurpe aber wiepsr
lott, na6oem en She'll isinsr 2apuns aber SprD
aepprfen pDrDen mar.
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%rirs Mnppfep;r.

Darlington, 4, 9lus. Yrin3 NupOleer
talt l6 i'm 6otfl De6 franSUiiden @eianoten auf
Gr bat berett6 Dem Dralipenten leinen 8elud
atgeltattet, lpwie pa8 Capitol uno unpere 6dent
li6e Wgbau0e in NuAenlhetn asnOmmen.
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Gslssrapbtlcbe ySnebrscbtsn.
Der 81. GOnareB.
(@rtraGeuns.)

@dfbtngtpn, 3. Nu9. Senat. 6err
GUNNER ubersab Das Niemuriole Der Burger Del,
MarlbOro, Nlaiahuletts, ipelGeS ben @onareB
erlu6t, ale Mltttel CUR llnterOraduns Der Sc
beujpn a~nf3ubieten. N%n9eupmmen.
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meue aruppen mad, moSbiuatO,,.

Sarrtebur9, 4. Aug. Das erlte gte9t-
ment freiWiatser @rtiIerie wirD nlursen Abenp
naN 2Saibtnston abaeben. One II. 9ennlY(=
oantlAe &esintent 9ebt am Otenltas mad Dprt<
bin at.
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General Zane.

8ofttn9tOn,4 4. Aug. Der 0suoerneur
BON &ania5 bat S. 9. Stanton an Die Stele
oea Sen. Sane gum equator fir &anlaa e%rnannt.
ga lesterer als 8ri9ape=@ General tn Die Armee
eingetretrn It.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08
Governors Message.
Executive CHAMBER, !
HARRISRURG, APRIL 30, 1861 I

bAECuTlNk OHAhbER,
HARRISRURG, APRIL 30, 1861
To tic Senate and House Of Representatives Of
tie Commonwealth Of PcmSyicania:
GENTLEMEN The present unparaned
exigency III the affairs of our country, has
induced mo to call you together at this
time. With an actual and aru.ed rebellion
in some OF the States Of the Union, monl-
entous questions have been thrust upon
us which call for your deliberstion, and
that you should devise means by leg
islation for the maintenance of the autho-
rity of the General Govern ment, the hon
or and dignity OF our State, the protection
Of our citizens, and the early establishment
OF peace and order throughout the land.
On the day Of my induction ipto the Ex-
ecutive office, | took occasion 10 utter the
following sentiments:
No one who knows the history of Penn.
sylvania, and understands the opinions
and feelings of her people, can Justly cha
rye us with hostility to our btethren of
other States. We regard them as friends
and fellow-cOuntrymen, in whose welfare
we feel kindred interest; and we rcosni,
ze, in their broadest extent, ali our cuilsti-
tutional obligations TO them. TLese we
are ready and willing to observe gener-
ously and lraternalIy in their letter and
spirit, with answering fidelity.
"0urs is n national Government II
has within the sphere OF its action all the
attributes OF sovereignty, and among
these are the right and duty of se!f-pre-
seryation. IL is based upon a compact to
which all the people of the United States
are parties. 1t is the result OF mutual
concessions, which were made for the
purpose of securing reciprocal benefits 1t
acts directly on the people, and they owe
1t personal allegiance. No par. of the
people, no State, nor combination oil
States, can. voluntarily seeeds from the
Union, nor absolVe themselves from their
obligations to it. To permit State TO with
draw at pleasure from the Union, witheut
the consent Of the rest, is 70 confess that
our Government is failure. ?ennsylva-
MA can never acquiesce in such a oonspi
racy, nor assent TO doctrine which in
wolves the destruction OF the Govern
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08
REPORTS FROM pERRyvr
PHrRvvILLr, A[ay IA -. !,

t'"' 'AhbtI oAly oU -lbt
Major Anderson arrived at ps,w,.
three o clock this afternoon, and
ed ON board a transport for Anr,a
route for Washington. The lro"s'
were drawn up IN two line,, viii =
arms. Major Anderson walked E.''s
the lines uncovered. '''y
Major Anderson passed quie,vn A.
Philadelphia this morning, Tho "'s
there, and at every station on Il, "
cheered loudly, and pressed loT,.
shake the hero ny tho hand M
panies of troops went down on tbs n
den as as an escort. The Wblds,
took ci-ht large boxes, filed wnS, :
for Washington. "
The steamer Mlryland, Can,oi, /,
man. United States Nav, has h., l Y
at Perryvi.Ie from Annapolis oNd 4
more. She brings back the locon,,
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
furnished all the locomotives tho ,,..
ment want. The Maryland landsi +
passenger cars at Annapolis, too.
board u srong force of MasacS".
troops, and sailed fer Baltimors /,
landed the troops and large ouanl,.
milit;ry stores al Fort McHenw 4
sailed into Baltimore w..h tina T..
lean flag flying. Other American 4
were also tlying ing in baltimore h
CITY was quiet.
Fort Madison, a strong earthvork N,
mandins the harbor and city, is ipDs,
5 on of federal troops.
The steamers Baltic and Ksjv ~.
at Annapolis last night, with steanSS
The guns in the batteries at PeryS
completely command Hare de Gs
and this liuce is virtually IN our Dom
ion.
Two companies Of the Fourth re,ip
United States artillery ave among
recenl reInfOrCements of Fort McBsr
| learn from Passengers who left b
more to day, snd WHO are direct 4
Virginia, that the South are laisinrlD
in numbers not dreamed of by any On
the North.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08
THE WAR NEWS !
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
Tllll BLOCKADE
The Goyernor,s Mcssnge.

4 PROCLAMATION.
Whereas Tho existing cxipencios de-,
mnnd immediate and adequate measures
for the protection OF the Natioral Consti-
tuition aud the preservation of the Ma,
iionol Union, 10y the suppression of the
insurrcctionary combinations now exist.
ing in several States, for opposing the
laws of the Union and obstrucling the OK.
ocution thereof to which end military
force, in addition to that called Tor by my
Iproclamation of the 10Th day Of April, in
the present year, appears to he indispen"
SADLY necessary,
Now, therefore, |, Abraham Lincoln
President of the United States and Com.
mandcr in Chiel of the Army and Navy
thereof, and OF the Militia OF the several
States vixen called into actual service, do
! hei eby call into the service Of the United
States forty two thousand and thirty-fOui
volunteers to serve for the period Of three
years, unless sooner discharged, and to b,
mustered into service as infantry and cav
airy. The proportions Of each arm and
! tho detail OF enrolment and organization
will be made known through the Depart
ment Of War.
And | also direct that the regular army
of the United States De increased 10y the
addition OF eigat regiments of Infantry
one regiment Of Cavalry and one regi
ment of Artillery, making altogether Z
waXimum aggregate increase Of twenty
two thousand seven hun lred and four.
teen, officers and enlisted men, the dc.
tails Of which increase will also be made
known through the Department Of War
And | further direct the enlistment, ,fol
not less than one or more than three
years OF eighteen thousand seamen, in ad
dition to the present force. Tue details
of the enlistment and organization will
be mado known through the Department
Of the Navy.
The call for volunteers hereby made
and the direction for the increase of the
regular army, and fox the enlistment oI
seameu hereby given, with the plan o.
organization adopted for the volunteer
and for the regular forces hereby auJhori,
zed, viii be submitted 10 Congress rs
soon as that body assemblies.
In the meantime, earnestly invoke
the Co operation Of all good citizens in
the measures hereby adopted for the ef-
iectual suppression of unlawful violence,
for The impartial enforcement of consti.n.
tional laws, and for the speediest possible
restoration OF peace and order, and with
these o happiness and prosperity through
out our country.
In testimony whereof have hereuEto
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed
Done at the city og Washington, this
the Sd day of May, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty,one, and of the independence oil
the United States the eighty-ftth.
tSigned) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President: WM II. SEWARD,
Secretary OF State.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08
FROM WASHINGTON city
III AsnlNnrnN- Mn 2d la

W ASH NGION, NAY Oh, lNl
The quiet Of the past week conirs
here, but every day helps to strengb'
lie deiencos Of Washington and lhs
cipline of the troops.
The railroad facilities between here's
Annapolis are much improved since
ditional cars have been broueht fot
Philadelpnln, Mr.. Thomas A ScoN,ys
President Of the Pennsylvania Rairu
Company, who has charge Of the road
he rlgh! man N lhe right place."
The dong Of the Maryland Legishr
me regardo. with disrnst anG un,Mils
But little falth is put in HE protestaa
OF the Border States. A little molens
on the part Of the Government is nea
to keep Maryland right.
The Providence Marine Artilleryw wi
ed here yesterda" evening, and Gre nz
admired.
Some of the Pennsylvania trooph
been sent down to fort Wa shin gton.
The accounts from down lie river .
along both sides Of Chesapeake Bays
satisfactory. The rebels do not y
Dlemselres, and no batteries Lave Il
erected.
Captain Meips returned here to day ID
ms recent expedition to fort Picks
which, he says, is so reinforced and @
otherwise strengthened, as to makeiGr
duction utterly impossible for six mouh
tor which time it is well pro, sioned
General Harney has prepared an D
dress to the people of Missouri, urEt
them to stay in the Union. &c h
Them that secession will prove the ruil
their State, and that as to himself he
ready to stard to the last by the 1ag
which he saw twenty stars added since !
entered the service.
War will be opened in o few ds!s
demonstrations upon Alexandra 3
Norfolk. The South has undoubtedly
cided TO act only on the defensive, and'
attack is expected here.
A gentleman of my acquaintance,ds
highest resrectability, has just alra
from Harpe's Ferry. He took parts
lar pains to ascertain the condition :
Virginia forces at that point. He @s
positively that there are not over Gsi
hundred men congregated there, M
two thirds Of whom are armed PNi
ions are exceedingly scarce, ard v
troops have had TO live on short ratios
The gentlemen at Curwensv'ler "
express a willingness to i)in p'Ty
come down and throw the RepubA|s
flee into Shaw'o DAM" are re'pecial
informed that such an enterprise will
undertaken at their peril. If they @'
as the thief comes, in the darkness "
stiffness, and peaceful hours Of the n's'
they may succeed. in despoiling US oi'
property; for, as this is q christian 's'
and land provided with laws Tor
profession of persons and property
keep no midnight guard at our oihe
protect it from the Stealthy approMu
the house-breaker.
! Thanking them for this timdy W.
ing, we only ask that they shall come
honorable nen should come-come Tue
selves, sending no substitutes-sra
open day. Perhaps we should ask io'
little previous notice-say one or
hours-but we are not particular on
point. They can exercise their
pleasure as to this, We merely mi
the suggestion, thinking that some
their neighbors, as well as some oil
own, who might desire to Vitness the
tertainment, could thus have an OPP
tunity Of doing 80.