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- >;..,sfe1l dispatch announces
,:c:: :. 1.:i'2cv;.s company III the
-:,,,a Regiment at Camp Yates,
.,;-sel to take the oath for three
- ss;;cce, and are about to return
:. Seysral members Of companies a
- .zcua,es) in the same regiment
,-,.:sc refused to take the oath for three
- Ve elearn that in the majority Of
=: 1lsre the men hare declined to
.,~~.;t7ed in, they assigned as q rea-
= isl ,lley eahnot thus put themselves
u:e!sn,n bonds 10 serve in military
IN until the year 1s6i-malling it
* question Of time. This is a
- -: ui>tahc. The oath which they
necired 10 take is !" for three
-. r1less sooner discharged" In
:::rvc.is, they arc to serve durin; the
rr.7,!.- Inien. Gen. Scott has pro.
..s,o rfa.s1 that small job in considera-
*. ;;l,.sr one year from this time, and
al rhe ,ni.ht desire would be dis
~: a,iere tie opening Ct business
:rss;sEr!..
ts=c;::ly Of consideration, also, that
- VT en!!>: :',r The war, and those
r VI Eseciye tllc usual bounty iaul
,,:..: :.nai,s;cd l.y Congress TO yulun-
.z:l.:s's.
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"' s'rt:c Fer TIC Chicago LaG:cs.

'"' S'cnc Fer TIC Chicago LaI::s.
-. srrEeca Of the B-'g:'1: ltoS.,::.l
{. ete 10 acknowledge t!lc yccc:: =: Ct
-:.: haaG:c Ct clat.:i7g z.>1n tic l:.ii;:=s
:. :"y Caurca, Chicago.
--.:,t.;r freI, ileEc ladies' c5y:-ce..-s t.!,c
:: = Of t5c packages says, "If WE !,a,: 10
- = ag3S tie battles OF our county, nc
=. =. At VIC can for tncse tt:t d. Tie
-: IL; rs. assured that 1heir }S:n:i1 es'
-: .i:.,is:;@, aldti.at -: Articles ssnt
. -: 10 tic bcE: ad;s::ta:e i atsc,i~
< !iacs::zsa of lie s:c1s ec!t:iers.
49, :.::o acknowledges The receipt, }ro7l
49,. 49,. '2 Sttr.e: II. E. Church, Ch::ago, Of
;, .:f.a=.e, l:Ecn, conlr,e1se=, Cast!!c
" : @;:.. for Ill Of which the Surgeons and
!; ."':5 gre duly Thankful. The Camp
''i.E= tl:c following handsome co,a?.;-
=. { :ac ladies Of Chicago:
~ l!rio:ic ladies' Of Chicago gre uus!in!-
i, :.::; -; gratros.iy. Sfany boxes have BEEN
~. lefe 1asely, from unknown donors,
1. !!'i'eS tcwus, shirts, wearing apparel,
.77.Eis, b.ankess, socks, pillows, stlce:-
may ether articles for hospital uses.
, 1861-06-05

sEAHEs's BEsEyoLEsr Soc1ETT.-A special
meeting Of the above society will be held ai
their roonas this {W. dnesday) evening, at half
past seven, to make arrangements for attend
ing the funeral Of the lamented Senator Doug
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From Springfield.

lSltC1Ii DCtpHttH ~ lHt AAlC21sso 1l1uuHtl
SpR1SGf1EIp, June !, 1861.
Capt. Leppart's company Of Infa1try, having
refused to be swerr into the United States
service for three years, has been diebanded,
and leaves this evening in q body for Chicago.
Tbe4odman Light Dragons, Capt. schaum-
terg, having taken the oath, leave on the
same train for your city, where they will re-
ccive thsle hcrscs aud proceed Immediately to
Cairo
Goy. Yates arrived here at P. ~, direct
from Washington, via Philadelphia.
The Circuit Court Of the United States be-
irg in stesion, there is q large attendance Of
public men frcm all parts Of tic State. I
should &c. be surprised TO hcar Of several L.
dictments for treason.
The TR1DrSE's suggestion that man should
he appointed to Judge Douglas' place III tho
2enate, who will reflect his yicws aud carry
cut his policy, meets the hearty endorsement
cf sagaeions and patriotic men.
, 1861-06-05

FRANKFORT, June Tho Border State
CONVENTION adjourned yesterday sine dc, after
adorting National arc State addresses.
LOUISVILLE, June 4-Union tisgs are coz
stsnr1y raising amid great enthusiasm, and fly
ing ut ba1fnasst to-day III consequence Of thu
demise CT Senator Douglas.
Mr.. Crit:eudendon consented to run TOR
-Coccr.ss in the Lexington @@i::rict BY acclama~'
ton It Lagrange yesterday. InI1c1sc qnants-
ties Of provisions day era nisnt a7e going BY,
wagons to SEepasdsyi:lc, is miles sou.n Of
Louisville On the Louisville and Nashville rail.
,os5, thsnceto be sent ty rail sonth ii trans
mission from Louisville south shall be Inter
dicted.
Tie Journal il informed That there are $500
soldicrs in camp at f7cusGslc, near Richla1d,
two miles frcu Kentucky aiE.. and the same
number in camp at 'Chsathau1, near Spring
field, Tenn. Mease]s IS very pteya!ent among
them.
Also, that twelve vc!1 attended Union meet
inss we're held privately ct Nashville satnr-
: dnv, notwithstanding SUPPRESSION Of Union
E.niim, Mt there By scccss;cnists.
TIE Richmond Examiner seys $500 unen-
ployed Negroes arc there. Manual labor stag
n3nt.
- The Louisville Journals editorial Gays Col.
Anderson will take 10 military command
here, but goes to the mountains OF Penusyl-
y=nia o. accouct Of his health.
, 1861-06-05
Imnortant from. New Orleans.

LOUISVILLE, June 4-Ihc N. o. Pieayane Of
the 31st says the Brooklyn captured BArk Il.
j. Shes1ips, from Rio Jaaciro to New 0rlsa1s,
with $4,000 worth Of coffee and sent into
Kcy West
The New Orleans authorities arc perplezed
respecting the disposal Of Tree negroes cap
tured On board prizts. ,...-
TIE Iscgyuue Of tie LIST says the steamers
Bremen and Eye1harl fr:,:n Bremen, and Gen.
Mi1an,on from Havana, hsd been ordered away
Ircm Pass I'Outre by the Brooklyn.
The Powhattan captured The Henry Clinton,
from Charleston to. New Orleans, of The Pass
on the 31st., with full cargo OF rice peas
etc =, : ;: -, ~
m;;itaTy department. Of Louisiana
Ihe Montgomery Nail Of the 31st sa7s 2
ro1tion Of the Confederate troops are ordered
aTay tzrm Pensacola. There Is little prospect
Of 6 fight st present.
, 1861-06-05

CHANBrnsBURa, June 1.-The S,~essielists
Ct A,!::lr:2y, Frederick ard Washington
counties, lit, haSc nonl,ni:sS1 Col scAley for
Corgzcst.
TIC mail was seizcds5y the..Seesssionists at
af:rt:Dsturg Yesterday.
Tic SECESSION commander opposite Will
!::ar,.sI o., s1l.tsd TO .hs Uaian homc guards
TO E:hd1cv his 1,ic'1.ts from both sides OF 10
rsve7 holffEs, 1'ieeSinE his honor not 10 at~
Dr1!ng the 1tslt Gu Saturday, one Virginia.s
:,:ae kjEed and uIc wounded.
so Uulop 1nen from Bt7kley county 11va
cr,ivcd q: Niliialnsport 70 aTold snlprs ssmeat
il The 1cbtl oy.uy. Tic excitement ayaias:
Vii.inian= is intense and people arc arniia; III
eSTc cta:icn Of border warfare. Confederate
4 Union maa Of Bl1kley county was shot as 4
spy OIL Saturday.
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NUMBER $50.


G. Il. ScRIFEN, Adusrtis;ng Lgeat, 63 Dear
e6ra e., II aaetcriz<d to sectire 4drertisen<nsf fo
hls ana az the leading Hapers Qf the NorthHesf.
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fed to be and appear at sonr Arnory this evening,
skinner schoos. West Jackson street, at ~
Ing other business Of gIavs inapoftancu to the
Company. 1t is ezpecred that all those who have
pit ced their names on the muster roll will report
thf f1usclyes present Ut Tie ROLL CAL.
Dy order. ]. D. Ward, Capt.
IL r. WELTS Eecry.
, 1861-06-05

GARD FROM /. II. BURCU.-
~ have this day made an Assignment Of all my
property for hE benefit Of the credtcEa Of nErch
q Co. /. H. BURCH.
, 1861-06-05

AAkC6E KF0kn tfA8I1AEx80s
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
WASHINGTON, June /, 1861.
The Collector ct Louisville has been re-
moved for refusing to enforce the prohibition
0. shipments Of provisions over the Louis
vile ard Nashville Railroad. A strong Union
man, WHO will carry out the embargo, will be
appointed in Ills placa.
There ere now t1irty-aight Northern regi
ments on this md the Virginia side Of the
river, representing, with district militia and
regulars, g force OF IL, 900 men.
An engineer officer started down the Polo.
mac to-day to survey the position Of the reb.
ella at and ebout Acquia Greek. On his report
the operations of Federal troops for the dis
Judgement Of The rebels will be based.
Everything is quiet on the Virginia side,
the troops, however, sleeping On their arms,
ready beth to repe1 a:tacE: a2d a1yance On
Manasgas junction.
Large droyes Of horses fer artillery and cav
airy service ere now daily arriving here.
, 1861-06-05

CAIRO, June 4-Co1. Taylor's Company "B'
Light ARTILLERY, arrived this morning.
Gel McArtEur's and Col Cooks regiments
arrived this T, II. by steamers City Of Alton
and Louisiana.
Two yuns were mounted at Birds Point TO-
day.
The man Pulley, arrested ct Carbonlalo as n
traitor, vas sent to Springfield this 2. II.
Two more Of the st:cl: kidney are expected
here tonight
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An army O1acer's Report Of Affairs III
the South.

WAenlSG1oS, May 81, 1SGl.-An officer cf
ihe army, Tlo vas despatched as FIR south :s
officers commanding On the frontier, has just
returned. It was with the utmost difficulty
that he succeeded III getting out Of the enc
m;'s country. &c returned BY wry Of Arkau
eas, He gives most deplorablc account Of
the condition Of things in the South. The
ard unoflcndipg pcrsons is frightfu1. TLey
calculate to whip tic North into suhjcction 10
ABOUT three months. They assert that fer
every one Of their men whose life is taken,
ten Northern or Union mcn shall be slain.
They have large number Of our army officers
prisoners, aud are determined to hold them
and II 1t becomes necessary, In order TO feta:-
late, to haur them ''.
, 1861-06-05

The 4 a, N. train Of the North Missouri
Railroad was searched for eontraband goods
in yain last Friday Bu! whea The tran r'ash.
sharp's rifles was there put on board. Proba.
bis they went to st. Charles In wagons from
he city. They vera carried forward to Vents
No doubt hundreds Of muskets aud rifles,
in rarceIe, are thus distributed through the
country with esee. t does little good to
can be carried to scme Tsy station aud thence
taken by aIl-tT. Louis D:moc1'at. -,
, 1861-06-05


ALEXANDRIA, juno i.-Aliairs are quiet, eS-
ctpt that picket was shot stto-daF Ga Haup
ton Greek. La1cre7s are conEtanr!y woriiias
On io-t;icaticns at Alexandria, supervised by
Litut. Snyder late Of Fort snlnptsT.
Ii the g1and army moves forward, fornaida-
BILE orpcti1ion is expected at Manassas jung;
ton. It il Indispensable t9 heIenels 10 huia
tw c;n Harper's Ferry aud Richmond, except u
difficult QUE via Staanton, W.
, 1861-06-05

WANTED-A Situation by a girl
to do Cooking or Chamber Work o. SuF3 cry
Work, Including Swing. Can give good city Tvfef-
enees. Have aspe In her pIaeca from 20
}cars. Address 2. o. BcI - 16, call ut I6s Dear
her street je5xl.
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EESLaS.f ILIyENrooI, May -.

FER 1i1rEESnS.l [L1sEnrooL.. May 3.
EREA dill. with 4 slight decline
il: all descriptions. Richardson. Spt.c1r = Co.
Wakefield, Norris / c.. and o:Ils1s, report -four
very dnil and decl;aea t:'@'s; sa.es 2ssSG%3i.. G%3i..
cr,l, lis and :d 10 is srd i, white 12s aud I'd
las ard I'd. Corn dull AMI declined GiG1s. per
enar;tr. Mixed. s., :2i ;t!Gc3. and 9l: yellow,
*. q c:s srd I'd: white, :s5s sc3Gs-
Prov1s;cSs-s:ecdv. Various circulars. report
hcef firm. Pork STEADY. l'acnn dull, aud quota
lions barely maintained L:rd dull At l211555.
1oSnoN.-Breadstufs* In little denand with de-
c,irins tendency. Prizes weak. Coffee buoyant,
Tee stesdy. Rice heavy. Money. market generally
urchsnged. to.so}s 9ls:I"15s for money: MIG
a1;t fer account. Ill. ErNIral shares HGI4o dis.
Eric sla.ss ae1:El9t. Y. T. Central 81.
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LIVERPOOL, AIay o3--I' aly wants n lean .
fiy: hundred million francs from France.
Doubts are entertained whether :he Lev
Kingdom OF Italy il acknowledged Will:
Frf nch troops remain in Rome.
The MEoie Toulou squadron has left Far
Syria.
The demand ind in The discount market is
moderate at per cect. American securities
dull. Illinois Central d=ciiGcd. ConsoIs
9LW91 x 1or money auu account.
An Asiele in III" Lenaon Times Of tha a2d
On JEFF. Davis Message, says: "Mr. Davis,
asbife making 6 S: uaious display Of modcS.-
ticn, ard tuae-yorlCg 10 coEcii:.te til: good
pl1 OF the EUROPEAN natiors. il perfectly
aware that his tnscri=s ,,-pcul for acceptance
Oh the .;fjss ut his fGl!oN cltix"ns. The tri-
buns1 which decides questions Of information.
al law Ia usually 8 s.ern GIG. II the North
nationality. Ii fl,e eSoEriI makes good its il.
dependence, it will Prove tho Eu:ou WAS i
partnership during pleasure. THIS is what is
10 be leeite'1, AID we must wit the eycat."
The 1smts tAinke t!at g.cat movements will
be postponed until iai..
LAIER--AnElyA1. CT TIE 61BERSIAS.
New York, Jnnc 4-:!- l.iaegsiaa left
Liverpool on rl,o cyIll3G Of the :2,;;d ult., a..
lc.Gandeyry the ers:s;sg ef IL. ottn, aud r.
rived ct Further Poiat It 8 go this L u. T..c
Bohemian arrived cut the o3d. The 8s:n u
It Sfu'ts1u1tan The saCic 1noyairg.
Talli:BeE: wa7 to rtasseMble 5n t1,e :Te1-
;c@ ct tie .5J.
koserth's Hungarian note ease Was h:ie5
alrueG in The Court Ct t.s:.l.c4~y.
IcE1cn underwriters Law: fixed W. ra.c::
c., American vessels ct GS:S gninc2s.
The Lcplcn It$t {Niinis serial ur.c;a.i) s:ss il
thc AI;nistr; are defeated on NeH1a:-' },r:;, p
fitina. they will dissolve Parliament.
The T;n,ts published the iir:s par. Of q
lcrgtEy comHiunics'iHn o., the causes ~ the
Amt rican war, an:l has s:ron. clitoril on
SewarG's letter to t.: American Ambassador
SC France, which, IT, s.:3E, Sounds yery u.ueh
ike Esn't, a,ld ridiccls his nro 9hei:as iieas.
The French An,:.azsasscr to Lon3oa has re-
turned from Paris, rs il reported, with ;ns!ruc-
tlons Of i coEui.iatory eaaraete1.
In.thc Chamber o: Deputies the opposition
proposed a material rciultion in thu Budget.
The Cor.ci Of State rifEssE n:d.Geaf!e1.
a Petition s:gntd by ter, :tors.!.d Ecnla2s
tn Napoleon, praying the withdrawal OF French
1zoors, has been s.nt to Paris, uotwi:l=t2nd
ing the efforts nft the Police tc stcpit.
lE England The American question was rar-
amount. Cl:y's letter a:tral!5 considerable
attention. TIE ramcr is rcpc-tca thss res-
;z!s .wers goitg OF: o. Liverpool for pf.va
tetricg.
, 1861-06-05

POARDIA CA Gentleman anil
- Isls. snI few s.n.le Sezsle-eu. can be ACCOM-
II odesate tcrE,s BY spEltsat:Hn It No. i73 State
lew tny bcarters recesrc good omn,1s.atlou.
ier>
, 1861-06-05

WRAPPING PAPER FOR
w SAIF.-A quAntlty ct e1san large unteeu
Sewfpapess done mp in hund:es Of 10 each f,r sale
streft !ei3t
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Effect Abroad of the Foreign Element
In our Army

= WAHIIlN4IUN, may 0If TOUT
When the astounding fact becomes kuowo,
rs it soon will, to all The European govern
mems, that of our immense army now in the
field, and those ready to be mustered, num-
befipg hundreds Of thousands, O large mincri-
~ belong to the foreign element, 1t must pro-
6uce great change in the minds OF tho peo~
pie throughout Europe: a distinguished for
tince, in conversation with high faact;onary
Of tie government, that that factalone would
DO more to strengthen the North with foreign
governments than anything that could Occur.
, 1861-06-05

CINCINNATI, june 4-Co1. Kelly, woartlcd
in the Phillippa action q not dead ss reeertsd
last night he was severely wounded in the
breast but the ball had beea extracted ald
hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
, 1861-06-05
The Railroad Bridge Burners.

PHILADELPHIA. June. 4.-The habeas cor
rus case Of the bridge burners c'me up be-
fore Judge Cadwalla1er- A1r. Horton, cne
tb2 counsel stated the prisoners had been dis
charged by order Of the War Department. No
interest Wss taken in the case.
, 1861-06-05

THE uEcKEE JAEGER HEGIMEST.-Ttis tinc
rsg'n;:Et will. il the cua.se Of next week, so
i-to <aE1 ii SIC vicinity Of this city. Their
Int. AID lamp squ'p:ge arc t=:ng rapidly
Tlcnartd. Tksy viii put themselves OIL var
foot;Eg at tbs earliest possible moment. Col.
uccklr will be here In few &lays to place
A;mscl{ Ut their head.
, 1861-06-05

s'And of State OF nIIcbf1aD.*s
A Michigan correspondent ecads us the
following:
An amnsing anecdote is related of Captain
Deyille Hubbard, 1f Marshall County. or the
Michigan Isl Regiment, stationed at A1cxau-
lria, Va, who upon hcaring prominent IS F.
{, T." express his delight st the murder of
Col. Ellsworth, knocked him down, arrested
him, and compelled him, upon bcndcd knees,
to sWear that he would support the Constitu-
lion Of the United States and Of The STATE ef
NfrIfdGu!
, 1861-06-05

WASHINGTON, june 4.-Thc report that
trocps ct Cincinnati are ordered to Louisville
rs 8 Kentucky Brigade, 10 without fouuda'io ion.
a battalion Of district volunteers lef< to-day,
towards Chain Bridge, above Georgetown
Other troops move tonight
, 1861-06-05

WASHINGTON, May 81, 1SGI-Since General
Butler left Baltimore that city has been grow
ing worse and worse. 1ntin1alions Of q threat
eaed attack upon the Twelfth and Thirteenth
volunteer regiments caused them to Iass
through last night with weapons loaded and
bayontts fixed. In marching thron1h the
street, while few made ADMINISTRATIONS of
loyalty 4 1args proportion cheerel for JEFF.
Davis, AID sIcok their fists ut The troops.
Til: is not I'll. The railroad company agreed
stores Of the Thirteenth regiment aceoss the
city on the track, SO as to prevent the delay
1;.ai would be oecasioncd by frefghting then,
from depot to depot. To whom this a.re.-
III. ut became known outside the railroad
company AID regiment is not known, but it is
i1.1ow the first freiglt car off the track. The
two regiments did not deem it necessary to re-
1n::1 with their full force to protect their
pre petty, consequently detail Of fifteen men
va;; lett to accompany it 10 Washington Tie
two regiments had hardly lett Baltimore be-
fcre thu guard Of tho Twelfth and Thirteenth
left in charge of The baggage was surrounded
by q mob. Who Threatened The soldiers, cheer
cd for JET. Davis, and, among other things,
fired three shots ct them.
TIE PRATT STREET RIOTERS TO BE PUNISHED.
Thtrc will be i lively time here wien tho
EcNt tenn OF tie criminal court begins, which
will be now in Z short time. The first cScs
tried will be those of the rioters Of memorable
18th Ut April, aud according to present inii-
cations they will have Il hard road to travel.
There a.c twcnty-uinc individuals in al
sgaipst whom Indictments have been found.
u these, more than twenty are ont on bail,
in the Ir;1lipg sum OF $500, and it would bc
strange indeed if some Of them do not taks'
Frcrch leave before They arc tried. It is 1:u'
terntood that The evidence against them Ill is
ample and conclusive. Mich complaint is
n,auc .,y the Ci1izcns hccausc the Graud jury
Lave Ct ;5lsctud :ll1 other business, and have dc
voted :4li their time to isrrctilg out evidence
araiast these men. It is known, however, that
baltimore can show her loyalty to the Uaion
in no more convincing way than by making !:
ecve1c example OF these r!otsrs, aud this viii
;lndcultcLly be done.
, 1861-06-05

Senior Officer on the Potomoc.
To lion. GIDEON WELLEs, Sec'y Of the Mary
, 1861-06-05

MASONIC SoT1cE.-Thc members Of q Kill
kenny Lodge Nc. Sl1 a F and a u, are no
tificii to meet OF their hall, corner OF La Sale
and Kinzie streets, on Thurastsy, the Ga inst.,
at o'clock P. IL, to attend the funeral o1se-
quics cf our late brcthes, Hon. 8. =: Dor5la1.
Non.af1iliated and stranger masons in tho city
are invited to attend
, 1861-06-05

MAsos1o No71cE The Masters OF the diff.
! ferent Masonfc Lodges OF this city are request-
ed 10 reserb1c, with their respective Lodges,
: at Metror olits2 Hall, on Tharsday evening, at
, 1861-06-05

Ccz. Secretary ILL., Si@tr Ag. S:rictE.
-A::e: il became known that .ae remains Of
the deceased would be buried in Chicago, it
was .esol:sd a.y the Executive Committee and
Bc:rd Of Connsc!Iors to attend the funeral
Ger mories il body.
CIRCUIT Court OF LAKE.-Ju5ge Ma1ie-re
opened yesterday morning at Waukegan the
Circuit Comt OF. Lake County, and aflcr the
transaction Of some reimp ostant business,
AID dispos;ug Of a5sec;; CASTS aEd suadry no.
1iona, adjourned the term to Saturday, the
18Th inst.
, 1861-06-05
COUNTY

~ OF COCK. s.s-suocr!or Court Ct Chicago.
Francis ". Buckingham W. Charles A. Gf.gory,
fhsrics r. alto, Haat ali Rattfsy, Marion Hassr.y.
Elte'ts Kat,EaE Frase!s @lnn szd The 1nknownhsFs
Afndaxt Of Tie n:n: residence Of said Francis VIM
tnd William Vim. and tARt tie heirs Of said Jaics
Vim. e1rers sal Francis aud Wlllam: nis bE,thssS
a3e n,.snoWn dsieRaanss anore med h1;ap ~ nrt
ofChcasn Notice hereby ye1 tatasss'dt tr11s 81
Wien. William VIM, and lie nnkng;.n sisd ~ ~
James Vim. deceased, that the comp sflc
n1l Of comrisIr in said Caurt The sS
lhfEs Of amended, AID that ssid Beendanss re-
ta.ns bc a he rss Mo- dsy of August next tssl''
aA L. b. lev required r+,nc,s Vim ard vyfI1l u,
lao: sfa tae De and appear tefara .ald su
6c.er r Sbtssso q a. tae ut Il
tnt m thc h1st Monday OF August next lt6l
& E1e1d =: wer or Gemur to the said conpa naat2
t,on FL q ehstsed and stated will be taken f se
I'd eecfes entered ssain;t s9n siSse5dtng 70 tne
+ ErHosss Comprts' solf. te5e:6Nsw
, 1861-06-05
'|lifaao Triht&tre
roKT PICKENS.

FART FICANNSe.
-,c]s have commenced withdraw
~ j. foncs from Pensacola and send
:; 49, ~ virginia. This meaus either
:* ,<r s,e short Of soldiers in Virginia
>. -, ;afy have given up the job Of tax
nj, Probably both these circum-
.. haye impclled the movement Of
..,cps ro.tlNard.
, 1861-06-05

NEW YORK, Jorc 1.-THE :;un-ncae R. r.
Cuyler was commissioned yesterday, aad calls
tp.dey for the Gull.
, 1861-06-05

Tlsi.,:oN;lg table shows the total re-
csf::'! Produce in this city since the 1st
& 1::r.ry last, compared with the re-
'sl'E i:.:::',*, he corresponding periods III
,Ea.,i ;Sia}-
, 1861-06-05
The Rebels Withdrawing from Fort

EfCKeEF.
LOUISVILLE May Al, 500 1a1skets from
lie Government CANA :cross the Ohio k.y1r
to.EaJ and were distributed lSse.
The Atlanta Ei,t:Niq:ncsr Ct til: 15t learns
that s, 500 tr11n= isyo left Pensacola for Rich
mold.
The United s;ate5 propeller ULioa and e
ship Minnesota weru"uH SaTauDah Bar,
, 1861-06-05
:. ~. !:.l'!c s1l3ws the amount

=; i = :. II: !:sh!c SHOWS the am2unt
~. :.::;:i i store in this city, on
-, .: !, e.';n:s:r..t; wit. the statement
l. ~: -: i :e.iars weeks:
49,. ':,":::. kfzys7'. Nay 20. May L;
: :.s,.0 :.,:,k' ::3s,E;:3 ii :,%;
T.; $50 5,a,::1G 5~i:7i. 5.:1a'
T. '-t IS Ss.s.s. ,s",.,ts';': / .i51sj.r
- ',s.:5 :,tl ,cca5 5t;3',3al Isl. aa..:J
-: -:crac :!.c past week ha5 l,tcn
:"' .--e::E ~ L s:'ccis 's.si*. P1,-
y - j "'::y f;.r gold nr cstsTcncy
=. :::u,<..;; / wherever present
t...E:::s:;'. Tt;s Charge ii Tic
-''s =, .:::;-* ci The city :.,.a c.,un'ry
's.: ~. I'77,,.:.t a'u;1.t without cnn-
: K ..:-S 10 tic community al large;
=" ':'ta'. G;::y his, there is 3 gene
- = s';;-..';1s among all classes thai the
= 49, ':'=' have hecn driven out. If
:->'::: only !,'l,ws the Lad of ll!;.!oi:
- :'-tect, 1i.c entire NortI1wcs: wall
- 8: =, stH!;. ;.D1: have 7;caey instead.
, 1861-06-05

4 UGUST SCHWARZ'S FANCY
IA stean, Diving Store Il removed FINN 3 to 10.
South Cerk street Methodist church Block. II Mr.
KAEfclde Wotl Storc where all orders will be taken
and promptly attended to. te5L3t
, 1861-06-05

6 o'clock, fer the purpose Of forming in pro-
ccsslou, and from thence march to Bryan Hall,
where the 1Rst solemn rites of our order will
be performed over herenains Of our deceased
brother, s. 4 Douglas.
, 1861-06-05
MGal ;S:,yi0

H.. a:-:. l!.c :o:cu7 to wheat the amount
80 a ii ii !siist1s rcceivcd III this city
- ~: January. to thc Is. Of June
y !4 - -. :l.r:e years il as follows:
DEe..els-
:,,t...- -, Observation-Disclosures 1:..ls,":s3
...,.........-...... A:s:!.71:;
-''--+ ---....-...,.......,.,,x Tit.;1.Tj4j
, 1861-06-05
Large Prizes at the Ralize.
: a<fUfyor 0f the Port of
ED1kiSCilfg XecUloUeff. .
More Traitors arrested in So11tf,-
crn Illinois,
COZ. REEEY.7x,E KILLED
IMPORTANT FROM WISCONSIN.

Interesting Items from the Seat Of War.
, 1861-06-05
NEWS FROM MEXICO.

Arrival ef the Hon. Z. Cor,oin and the Ne,o
1Gn'afeTsJ from England and Be|ginn.-Mtesinq
Of Congress, dc.
, 1861-06-05

Attention Volunteers.
FIFTY PICKED MEN ARE WANTED 1MME~
1Iatcly, to I'LL company accepted IN Col. B'airs
Gtll Regiment Missouri Volunteers. To persons
desiring Ectre service this II certainly the hcs op
portunitv that will offer For further particulars
inquire at the recruiting Office, No, t6 Dearborn
street. or OF F. \. BRAGG.
fe4 1T
, 1861-06-05

WANTED-A Light Two Seated
W WAGER, or 6oeka~sy, not too lcssy IN ons
torse- Must be IN :ood ord. and net much woga;
arG mr.t be cheap also for gold Ah3ress ~. X t."
Tf1hune Office, stating where vctlcle nosy be seen.