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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

9Dmmer< ARRANGEMENT.
Neue pana8ter< uno Grprebz BruatzQinte
Detroit uno Miltpaufie. @tienbabn,
tn gerbitonng nit beu
Neuen unb id1nen SceanzD
uDetrpit" unb Milwaufee"
Das Dampfl9if uMilwaufee"> CAPT. Nitarhe.
9erlaBt pen Nod am 5ube srn Wilwaufee= StraEt
1eoen Mer9en praeile 5 ubr (@cnntass auaaf>
n%on1rnen) uno 1tebt init ben GlIentabn- 3iiaen fe>
Detroit unb Milpaufec=> g reat Weiiern< urt
Netpryprt Central Nail= Npab lit birefter Nt1~
Antun1t tn Mlagara Salts 4 llbr Mpraen5,
Nlbany 4 ubr Na6m.
New=gprt 9 ubr 80 AR. Nbrs.
8pltpn IL ubr Nabts.
Das DamRfi&iH rDetrOit"> Capt. M'egrtr.
oerlabt BEN Dpd Der Detroit unb Milpoutce-
Glientabn<Go. Ma&mittass 4 ubr (5ountaaa
aussenpmmen).
Nntunft in Detroit 7 ubr 80 81. Mp1,-
@usp. Bridge 5 ubr Mtencs,
albany 1 ubr Mprsens,
New ycrt 10 ubr Is 81, aRura.
8Ston 70 ubr45M. Mttt.
ya1a9e-SiQets: Sia @eeel- pber Dampflp1u
a"V O1fmtH, Qambur9, 9aSre, Nntperpen, Slot
teroom, E%1oerpool &c. tperbeu In Der StTee re,
Gpmpegnie ~nerfauft.
Yaquete fir ireenb einen an Der Detroit unit
M'lwautee = GtIentabn 9eleeenen plab perten
prompt unb biQig befDrbert.
Dan 3et9ne Gra9t: Via D. & Nj. r
Dte1e @empasnie %betDrbert Gradt gu b%eoeutert
8ertu9eren Yreilen1 lbneQer unb i6erer, ale II
9rno cine anbere @e1eQlbaft.
StFee III Milwaufie $50 Sfma0erlruBe.
IS. Ntemeier, @ollirer.
Suliu6M o1ius, General Maent.
s. 3. WbitmanI
r%eilenber Myent fir ben Welen.
&9sn'as SS9rbes. )uo7oo;er.
9'a Mo tSersna, yMa oen{en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
Deutl6e8 Banf<, @e6iel>
unb NaNa4e=@efbdft.

Z. O0n B0Wmb Id un6 9 ..
3ieben q elb in Deutldlanb Elm unb aablen bort
belgleihen aus.
Office: 80. 227 > It -@a11erRraBG
W~ilwautte> WtScrnin.
Dos Com ulat fir bic A1uisreide 8aieru unb
Wlrtemters uno Die @rpBbersustbutner Medlen~
burg unr @a9len=W ei,nar beinbet 1b auf un=
}erer Sftce. 129-6mt
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@henbQbnea u. Dampfbppte.
Ralttmort- un6 Wbio-G i(tnbabn.
E3 2#$#ssS Die orp6e Routno4


Baltimore unb Wbio- Ui(tnbqhn.
&4UEsED Die ero6s moute nae
@albin9ton> Baltimore, Ybilabelpb{o,
Ner=yprf unb 8o1pn.
Ditle sSrtrt!li@s 8abn> NIT ibren perte0erten
tpe(tli9en @erbinbungen, bietet ben Rei1enbem r;ne
birette Qinie mad Baltimpre, WbilobeIpb;a. Nfrn<
gprt unb Bottom. 9u9 1T lie bic ein,ioe Meuts.
auf trel9er man Dur9sanas= Biuete 9Irpuobe
1tdets) unb @%epadmarfen (@bets) mad Wa-
bin9tpn erbalten tann.
Drei Yaiasier< 3uee serla0en @beelina, 3d.,
tas!i9 unb Tnb in btrefter 8erbiubuna nit a(en
pefli4en 3ueen+
glo9 alien 6itlf@en @tdoten:
Son Baltimore fabrt man 'oslei9 pbne Mufent=
ealt NIT . @nell3i9en mad
Yb1laoelpbia, New=Yorf uno 8pipn.
sfeg sSe2le'astun seben bon Baltimore taeItt
gabrsslb nnO gatrssit 70 turs wte auf iraenp
elmer anbern &cute.
DzS @eilenoe belieben ibre BiQete ria mbee<
ling 3a berlan9en. Dura9auastarten uub Quas
tnntt erbdlt man in ben &i5cnbabn- Bursaus pss
@efens. wy
Gp Die Baltimore unb Sbiu= Gileutobn
TT Netlertorn aud gang belpnbers Der NaturjaDn-
petten tpeeen gu empfeblcn.
Sir Tra&t mad philadelphia Mewzgort
uno 8pitpn>
mad pber son benz % e1ten
bat biels 8abn sruBe gor3ige> ba ile, am Sbip-
fu0e ~ Mbeeline, Benmoob unb Yarter6tura
auslautenb, nit benz erpBen Nebtperfe pealiteI
G'ls"babnen III biretter gerbinbung 1ebt.
Npn Wbeeline unb Yorfersbur9 eeben tet,u
1es reeeln1abiee 8pute na9 alien SGfeu Der tpejt-
li4en Tli0e al.
Die Gra@tprei1e finb 70 bill{a.
wte auf trgenb elmer anbern Npute.
@nter 1pn irseno einent Ylabe Stlid BON 8olti-
more beset9ne man u@ta 8alto, ii. Sbip 81. o.
Jules tpas an bic Meenten bie1er Batu ccnlia
ntrt it, ptrb RAID be1pret.
6ra@t-M9enten fnb: 3. McBurnie< in
@ineinnati; g. SeapbiI u. g., Niplep. s.:
s. 81. Vcne> MaysniQe, 3d.; s. 81. Qrbwtd
Yortamoutb, o.; ". Ney u. Co., Mieblerprt,
o.; s. 9. gorb, @beeling, 3d.; Mpies met-
ter. 8ofon; 8. %. Yer,peil, New-gprf; B.S.
EeuY> Y9tlaoelpbta; S.. England, Baltimore
@eo. Softer u: Co., Gsanspide, Snp. s. e.
Mcrebeab u. g., QuuispiQe.
vs.: TprlYtb u. Co., ct. Qouis;
{. 80. Gcle> General BiQet- Waent:
u.s. Yreseptt @mitb>
2ranspurtmeifer; G.S. GuIler,
General dert BED gRrReua
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g. 8. 8raben,
61ncler in
Gt1en, NGQeln, Stab,

~ W " . ~ y y
5artraaren, pittsbur9er &oblen>
Aderbau>@ erdtbl9aften &c.
balt tets o%crratbis Gin groBes 9ager ausr @aa>
rem in ltiner Brande, ais
Sli9o> Sdwectide6, Suniatta u,1p &en>
1inotpnz Gtlen,
YFus-S tabl, @ub> 9tabl, 6eber-@tabl> Mdeel,
aetten, 3uder- ae1el> Mrsn unp Spring= Tepern
uno aterbaupt 1twerc 9artpaaren. Iesslei9en
ben berubmteu
&ot Sslanb @ltpperzpflu9>
Der 70 aQgemein unp eiinltia befannt 1T,
Diel c Waaren tpereen lQ>nmtlid su ben uieb<
rislten 8aarpreilen %pertauft
Ma9a3in : Dritte @traBe, pterbalb Miune1pta<
irabe, ct. Youl, Winn.
o. gin beut19er Glerf let5 suseeen.
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1860. @AE@zZR Is
Mt6tgam @Dutbern
1860

wv
Detroit Wpnrpe unb 1oletp 0abn.
Otsfe 2tnie unb ibre 8erbinbuuaen bilbeu cine
Sgatanbt9e &pute BON Detrpit na9 Chicago,
Milwaufie> @alena, &od Salanb, Dubuque,
Surl'ngtOn> prairie bu Gbien> Ga Grp0e, ct.
paul, ea'ro. ct. 2ouis, ct. So1epb unb ale
Nputen i'm Wefen unb 9iibweleu.
Mu9
na9 5olebo, Cleveland pittsburg> Wbeeliuq>
9fetp'ypr une allen Srten> mpbiu man anf ZEN
ser|gteoenen i3petsbabnen Don jensn YlGbeu fab
rem :ann.
Mbfabrt.
6 nbr IS Minuten Mittae. Q%iebtnina @rprsk
fur @bica9c unb New= yort
tommt an gu Nbrian UNI GAS 0ormitaos
IDlebp UNI $50
g%lesslanO I'M $40 Madn,.
Buffalo UNI 1920
= @btcaeo UNI 100
cr ! %g' %a@mittass' 2''t'' u"' qi"ei""ot'
tSmnt mad &oleeu UNI 4>05 Na@mittaes,
&leuelanb UNI $50
Buffalo UNI 4>55 0prmittaas>
New> gorf I'm, $50 Na9mittaas.
Die1e Npute rnadt birefe 8erbinbun9 au &le,
pelanb NIT ben pra9tuuQen Steamern ,Gity y,
Buffalo" unb ,Welern Metropplis, mad Bufalr.
5ubr IS Minuten Na9m. Nbrian unb @s-
rerH GlPItB
tSmmt an su MonrOfe UNI sos Ma6mittaoe,
. Mbriar uni 1000
= &bicaeo UNI zoo gprmittaos.
~ &arten f1nne1 erbalten merben
gu Detroit in ber Office BET GpmpaQnte.
@de Mtpater< unb 8 ruff 5trose.
DzS 3pif9en Detroit unb @bicoop merben
tsine @assens sepe91elt.
@ DeS Na@ts 1T Elm @aeepn NIT
8etten DerIeten.
pie 3ase eeben mad Der @bicaau 3eit al,
wet@e UNI ~ Minuten friiber 1T ais 6ie BON o.
trotf. Snp. .. @ampbelL
@en'I @upertntenetnt.
S:9 Rniett Meent 3u Detroit.
@tnl 9uptrint. Office, Iclebc, Stunt IS. '59.
Nttnneiota> Rtper padetz@ rpreBzStnte.
Das neue Dampfboot
MlbQnY,
sapt: s.. .. Mebter. sebt pS9entli& brsi DPal
pom ct. PAUL mad Nantatp unb ~befSrbert Ya5~
iaelt1e unb 66ra4t mad allen 3wii9en(atiouen
an. Mtans1iota 8lu6. - Ndbfre @~ustuuft an
Bob bes 8pptes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
Deutlbe
s y u1uu t Z.

Der ltnterseiduete bena9ridtiot hermit has
belt1te publitum> bab er bon
Germ 8. non 8aumba1> in Milwoufee>
QpnIu l fir Vatern,
% urttembern
Medlsnburs unb
@rpBbcr5pstbum Sa91en
erma9tistiit> Dpfumente, trel4e mad ben eenann~
TEN @taaten, pber anoern beutl1en in Minnelota
reIp. Milmautee ncd niebt conlulari1d nertretenen
9iaaten be1timmt inp u,b Der conf ularilben Be-
9lautisung t~ebiirfen> III G,npfang 5u nebmen, unb
bieIclben, nit FOLDER Yeglaubigung serleben, ie
nab Der Betimmune, be,n Musf teller in ~tirSeter
Grtlt gu remittiren, pcer 9leid per Yot an ibren
Beltimmun9Scrt na9 Deutlalano gu befUrbern.
Des9lei9en tit Ct erbDtig, in leiuen @el9dftS<
Bureau.
6eYwaro'S 8lpf, Dtttte 9tra6e>
Natbludenben jebe sctpln lAte Nustunft uber fol-
dye Jra9en gu ertbeilen> sple re in bic lem Gel9afte
in Betra9t fommen mDaeu.
Oscar Wolmrps>
SFentli&er NOtar, 5egwarb's 8lud.
Seller s Sbeaa'S
Tbure1> un6 Teniterrabmen<
Tabrtf,
Mm Tuse Don Doyton'S 8luf,
binter Der @eiien~6abrif.
Wir mS6ten bic Mufmerflamfcit Mler, melGe
tr9enp elmer Mrteit in unierer Bran1e tenDtbiet
linp, earauf lenfen, bag mir i'm Stanb lino 3u
%beiprgen ale Mrtcu BON
Ylanteren, 5u9en II. plarieren BON TuBbDben,
53rlGneipen Dpr, vT!pprius"u u. Ching (pel-
DIES Gin Drit:el Der Soften erIpart.)
:3irfel}asen, Musfoben BON @eim1en,
5artbolsldneioen fir 9teQma9er,
5ul;oredieln.
@ir merben periu9ea, Mue 3~ufrieben gu aeQeu,
pelbe unS Mrbeiteu ibertroaen.
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2tena,1 S Gpmp.,
WrDcpr8.

@rpcer6,
Sort a e. nabe ct. Nntbpny( tra6e,
st. Nau1, Mfinn.,
emptebler ld benz serebrten publifum. Dielelteu
bat ltets at 5anb
@rpcerten unb &ebenSmittel,
Mebl, 0emafe,
Wil0pret u. !. 70.
@swire fets unier Be frsten iein> frii9e Maar.
uorratbis gu balten unb un5ere 2unben prpn1p1
uno biQte 3u bebienen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27

Spmmer<&rran9ement
1861.
Chicago, Nep>gort> YefOn> ct. 2cuie, Cairo,
New' Srleans> ria
SQtnptS g., Central
@alena unb 6. 80. Gt}enbabu,
3aee ssbem BON Dunleitb ab: 2ae-Grprsb UNI
Z ubr y. ~, Sonnta9s auaaenpmmen,
Nah Mempbis in 39 6tunten,
Na9 Nep-Srleans in SO 6tunten.
Na4 New-gorf in ST @tunben.
Na9 8pfpn in IS 5tunten.
Yalaeiere BON ct. Yaul Tnben al Iunleitb he
3ase nod allen @esenpen i'm Often unb i'm Gil
ben in 9ertiti9aft.
Die Na@t;Q9e baben @aeepu5 NIT
8etten.
Sbroue- Gidet8 ~ baben at, Der 9adlpnarabs,
aabe BET Qebee. %. 8. Nprbee'
~ ., M9ent in ct. Yaul.
y. st. Nrtbur> @enI- Superintendent, Gbieaar.
vs.. .. Sobn{oa> @enI'pa1aeisrasent, bicaer.
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1861. &@E@R 1861.
@ranb @apen &pute.
Dfe fQr3efe, btQtei1e uno CONFERENCE.-The
2inie mad benz Sfen!
d Gtienbabu!!
aussenpmmeu IS Meilen Spn Milwauti.
nod @rano5apen, mel9e in 6 @tunbeu
3urud9ele9t mereeu nit ben ele>
gdnten Ddmpfern
M I | waufte unb Detrptt.
&eilenbe, bic in Milpautie nit ben, 9btnb,uae
antoutmen,. fSnnen ipelei9 an 8orb seben uab
Mtor9ens a~brei1en u. eetpinneu baeur1 125tuu-
een ani3ett Dor Semen, bic uber Chicago nah benz
Often reiien.
Dieie &eile it aud Der N%atur1&Dnbeit tpsatn,
10 bic NiasarafaQe bieten, ieber anoern Route
sorsuaieben. Man fabrt auf bie1er Qinie Don
Mtmautie mad Detroit, 5arniltpn, @usptnfon
Briese Wia9arabride)I Buffalo, Np9eter, @Y-
racu1e, Ncn> Utica Mlbany, New -yort, Bptpn,
Soronto, Sseensburs unb Montreal.
Der prei6 1T biQi9er ais Der auf
anper1 2tnien.
9arten {nb in alien 9aupt~ @i1enbabn,O ffeen
bes 3d. items 3u baben.
s. 8. @bitmpre,
@eneral @etern M9ent, ct. Yaul.
Spbn Mnorem,
Tidtt-Msent> ct. Yaul.
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Nibt XII Uber}eben!

w "
Die nnteraei9neten empRnsen une ,parten
ia Qauf beS @pmmerS.
frtide @enbmn9en
Don mpbll9medenben Gafec's unb xbce'S
0ewir5en, Chocolate, @t9urien, eetr. Nepfeln,
aussessianet i4Snen turfi1&en 3 petaen
Maisen9rfes>
5~afer9rlBe>
perl9raupen>
@a9o>
neuen bulanbil@en 9drin9en, beim Bab9en
oeutl9em @enf unb anoern
@rpcerte<@aaren,
lopie Maub=, &au= unb S1nupf=xaba-
Fen, aud balten mir @9wei3ertale, @aroines>
@al5larbelen unb feline @i9arren porratbig unb
oHertren b~ielelben fur ben @roB> unb &leinban>
bel 5u hiQtgen Yrei1eu.
e.. paul, 26. Mpril 1860,
YfantuG u. Yaar,
Ste StraBe, reben Der Stride
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Die furaete ldneQfe unb ~bireftefe Npute BON
alien puntten n0rbli9 uno norbtpellid mad Ma.
btlon, Sanespile, @bieaso> Milpaufee, Detroit,
9lepslanb. Buffalo, Duntirt, Niasara SAILS,
2prontp, Montreal, Gp4elter, Mlbany, @t.Qpuis,
Cincinnati, Nem<gct, 8ufon> philadelphia,
Baltimore &C. &C.
Yratrie bu @bien @oute.
Die tur3elte, bequemlt e unb cireftene Route mad
benz Often. Ya1asiere auf bele &outf tommen
IN prarie but @bien nm 9 ubr 0orm. an (nod,
benz Trlbtud an 8urb bet DGmpfer) unb TOM
men bet Sage mad Gbicago pbne Die @aaoons au
tpedieln ~ redter 3eit, UNI III Mbenb III elFeu une
bic Mbene3use na9 benz Often 3u nebmen, ober
mad Wilpautee gu re9ter 3eit fir bas Mbentboot
Der Detroit unb Milwautee- 8 i1enbabn -Qinie.
Die Bpote bieier 2inie b~ef1rbern feline Qanbpro-
butte mad Qa@rol1e unb baben tesbalb feinen Muf<
entbalt an jenem Ylabe. DaS Yublitum bari
l9 auf cine idere 8erbinbung Der Qinieu in Wrat-
re bu @bien perla0en.
Gur @epad nerben @mpfanes- @9eine aeaeben
burd mad allen Yunften Dtlid unb iupli9.
Seine @rtra- 3ablung 1lr SmnibuGe 1T Chi
cage: - Nusse3ei4nete ~@@lafwaespns auf al
len Na@taieen.
Dur9-Gidets 3u erbaIten bel 9. 6. GbaIe un>
terba:b bes Wiuslotp- 9au1es, ct. MntbouY ; s.
p. Sbompipn, unterbalb bea NiepIet- 5auIes in
Minneapplis; 9. %. Mrmfrpng, @tiQmater.
une bel allen N9enten 3wil@en st. paul unb
prairie bu @bien,
@ba6. Gbcmylon, 9tdetzM oent,
Ode Der SadiuntraBe uub Qan6una.
8orup u. @bamblin, Gra9t< Mgenten.
W. Sarpis> 6uperintenbent.
~ ~ Noern T{>n.s~I C@.e.k O(..
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Or unter3eifnete beebrt 3D. biermit sem beut>
1den Yubiitum in Minneieta onsuseieen, baB er
Don @alena no@ ct. paul iterge5iebelt 1T unb
Gin @9ub- unb Stiefelgel4aft in benz obenee>
nannten yptal erD1net bat. IS tperben bal clblt
aur oas Selte ansefertiet unb inb itets norratbia :
feline unb %orbinare, eenabte unb veepedte" @tiefel
unb Sdube.
@eebre aunoen. bic mid nit MuftrG9en beeb-
rem, .perbe id bemiibt iein, betens a~ufrieben 3u iel-
len. Spbu ~rtb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-27
Minneiptd 2Qnb< Mgentur*
? Qambert NGQe(e. MQeut,

Mew-u I'M, Bropn County, Winnelota,
it ~jeberseit berett, MnIeblern> tpel@e bier oter
in Der Ndbe Garrnlanb poer @tabtlntten a~n3utau-
fen ~8eionnen Ino, bic nStbise Mustunft 81 ertbei.
ler, unb lbernimn1t berielte ben Nn- uno 9erfauf
, Ear Be1onDere Mutmertlamfeit tpirp Der Be-
5abluns Spn 3aren unp &ebemptipn Sou @runb-
eisentbum gei9entt., 49,.
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SadienltraBe mad BEN srpBen, jauslt BON 9o4anb
uno Miuer inne9ebabttn maarenbaule, &fe Der
@ibleYfra6e, ee3pgen.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
REPORTS FROM ANNAPOLIS.

A
ANNAPOLIS, May S, 1851.
The Twentieth New York State regiment arrived here
from Pcrryville this morning. They will proceed shortly
TO Washington.
Captain Schuyler Hamilton, from the Relay House, re
porte the entire line to that point being in quiet pos
session Of our troops.
General Butler is expected to arrive here today.
Lieutenant Crosby, United States Navy has arrived in
port with the ligntboat which was .stationed at Wind
mill loint, and which bad been removed by the
sionists He had his convoy in tow, the latter having
exploded her bo Ter at the mouth Of the Patuxent river
severely scaldng Her was transferred to
the Thomas Sparks. Lieutenant Crosby had been in
search OF the lghtboat, and found her twelve miles
up the Great wycomco river. On the appearance o.
Lieutenant Crosby her left and made good their
cape, leaving warm breakfast untouched. The log Of
the iehtboat shows that she taken possession Of
month ago by three armed schooners.
Lieutenant Crosby reports seeing come two hundred
cavalry shore, and appearances indicated that the
country armng.
The importance OF Annapolis as a military depot In
daily becoming more apparent. Immense quantities O.
stores being received and distributed. Qiarterms
Turnkey and Captain Myers, Of New York, his assistant
are bringing order out Of chaos.
COL Smith, Of the Thirteenth Brooklyn regiment viii
have the command at Annapolis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
ARREST OF VEST POINT CADETS IN PHI.
LADELPHLA.

PHri- nIPHtt, May 8, 1851.
very laugha5le rnistzke ocsprrcd hero asl night.
Yesterday morning about forty cadets est Point
celved orders ron Washington TO Immediately report
Themselves 70 0ereral Scott. They of: at Now
York, and purchases their sdearms previous taking
the train FOR Philadelphia. The police heard cf their
arrival and their Purchases and supposed thst they had
abg.onded Ar were their way to join tho rebel forces
All Efforts we're ads to get their track srt too late
40 they eft On the six O'Clock r. w. train FOR this city.
Suspicion was now hanged 10 certainty In tho mn 10 Of
the police, ard depratch vas telegraphed to philade
pha, " Mayor Herr7 stating that number Of cidets
from West Point had oft New YORK h, express train
oin the secesaoniss Tbe conscq .cncc tha when
tho rar arrived st Walnut street wharf II met BY
number Of policemen, who once arrested the party and
bro ghs then before he MAJ r. They all showed him
tber ORDERS Nbica we're found DO entirely satisfac
tory, and the Mayor, ae.ieyrg tat they detained
FROM aSipg the Southern nain ordered carriages AMI
hal tie cadets aiken TO the Continental Hotel at tho ex
pnse u ihc ciy. CJpnoaore Dupont was fortunately
the Bstr1ofe oepo, and the tram was detained until
tne srrvs 81 the oades, by orcer Of w. Felton, Esq,
Pfesdent u tho road they left the city last night At
bali past tl.veD o'clock
~ a'es ghy eLjoyed the mistske Before thoy
it the note the guests gave them three cheers also
lprre III efs ~ MAYOR Berry and three cheers for the
tJltnlt al dteL he sfty response given BY the
cadets and one and all a.led 'or tue gentleanly
trea r. ent tsc we'd at no nands the and other
stnteroen n Philadelphia fhey were followed To the
tmo depot BY heary three hunGred or the citizens,
~ho TOOK me wooe altar az good joke. vhe cadets
9nry tclegapned the circumstance tho secretary of
War.
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QUE WEST POINT CORRESPONDENCE.

WEsr P0iN7, Nay 3, 1ool.
TIE First C70ss Wet Pois. Cadets 6r1iu1tod-- frcsa
Offers for the Var.
Every preparation 10 being made here TO hasten for
ward the progress OF such cadets ought to 10 serving
their country this rov sled tine The rst class gra
duates Immediately; their hnal examination ended last
Saturday afternoon. TIER commissions will probably
bear date previous 70 the appointment of cts TbeEse
cor5 cass vii r1ence examinations in this years
course on Monday next They will instantly be put upon
frst class course, that they may be enabled to ra
duate in June July. The present third class will then
take their pscos, tho fourth class viii become 80
con3s and the nth class will be fou-th cassen but two
mouths, and then come out in the glory Of thirds.
These arrangements are prompt enough. They will
MAKE the number Of old cadets at Psnt however as
opposed TO tho now, exceedingly small ana before the
pebes are put On guard camp duty for the rest will be
very heavy. understand that the urough men, even,
to be KEEP. back until the plcbes able 10 go on
Guiy. The number OF posts in csmp--at present six
vii also have 10 be reduced. Hurah for tho Union
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RICE TWO CENTS.

Batteries could be advanced to the waters eige AZ Byds
Point and camp could be ahelled, and rsd cannon
would cut away the present evee sufficiently 70
food the camp and the This latter danger be
provided against by rendering the outer face OF the
proof sgaDst shot Of all kinds And 1t ID altogether proba
be that the rebels would nd the erection of batteries
the fire OF shot and shells from this point very
agreeable occupation.
The third ana only other mode Of attack would be TO
land toops the rivers above this pnt cut of the
railway muncaton in the ana besiege the place
by lsnd But all such troops would have 70 come down
the Mississippi the Ohio they could never pass here
Ia ther way up, and II liz exceedingly improbable thac
any force unless aided by traIorous citizens, could
succeed IN such movement. Prudential motives, never
heess suggest that The OF communication In tho
rear oI Caro- should be guarded with great vigilance
and stct watch should be kept upon all who known
or suspected to be tratorg This Is at present and
doubtless viii continue be The Illinois Central
railway, the only means OF transit through the amoet
mpentuab swamp that envirous this place. win be
protected from traitors wherever they may resde with
this open, hity thousand men, II needed may be thrown
INTO CAIRO within ihenty four hours after the place Ia
nenaced.
CLOSE GUARD KEPT.
The levee Is closely guarded throughout its entire
length, distance OF come ten miles battery is pr,-
cess OF erection on the Mississippi levee, three mes
above the camp and dying battery s stationed the
Ohio levte, about the same distance up battery for
heavy guns erecting AT the The summit OF the
levec s t. be widened and graded that flying bate
ries can work with facility along it's entire epgth.
The troops daily exercised in the various evou-
uons OF The drill and are rapidly approximatng the per-
lection OF veteran soldiers The mos arduous part Of
their labor consists in mounting guard the levee.
for any other purpose cavalry woula be OF little
here.
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THE BLOCKADE OF THE MISSISSIPPI.

WASHINGTON, May s, 1861
The announcement that the government intended TO
advance troops into Virginia on yesterday and to-day
was unwarranted feel however, authorized TO state
positively that corps darmee win CROSS the Potomac
land enter Virginia from this point at distant day To
commence campaign without due preparation is folly
|of which General Scott will not be guilty.
Secretary Chase had instructed the Western Collectors
ao refuse ccarances for ports in the rebeous States
|scme weeks since He abored under the mpressi that
this would operate effectively in the West as in
the East where it caused the suspension of all
commercial intercourse with the States in question. He
however, in due of time that 1t did
shipments by STEAMBOATS, owned by Ohio aud
Mississippi secession sympathzers and hence his second
explicit order, mentioned in my last nights de
spatches 1t nstructs Western Collectors not only to
refuse clearances, but to search every boat train &c.
bound South seize both munitions of and supplies of
provisions and bring shippers and carriers to justice for
aiding the Southern rebels Kentucky ard Missouri
the only vcholdng States bordering the Ohio and
Missstippi exempt from the prohibition.
Letters from Virginia tuons,s state that one OF the
reasons for concentrating troops from the Confederate
states in Virginia the Of the secession vote
at the conr election upon the secession ordinance.
General Cameron is overwhelmed with business that
he "a availng himself Of the assetancs kindly offered him
by several members of the Cabinet
There are etin traitors in th9 Va Department.