Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-24

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Troops Within Hditng DtstGHee Of Rich
mond-Ohi Dtgnitartes at Indianapolis
Viroinid ElechOn-LouisuiLb Editors Sum.
1o1ed 10 Fbankfort as W,tne,ses-0harlo,.
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ton Merchants % H'a' S"ropea MarSss
for their Goods-Decssion Of Judge Treat
Mssouyi. Concerning MtDondlds Case.
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LOUISVILLE, May 23~.-Oaptain James w.
Albert arrived here yesterday on an nndis-
closed mission from the Federal Govern
uent
lspecial 70 y sew t'rS Oommeroiai
WAsHISeToN, May 23-It is tumored the
President has declared to prominent persons
that there VIII be no invasion OF rebel
States before Autumn q report not en-
uusu 70 Creuepcg VIEW ~ wRst known
N '19 Pisns y Snh sIia tEooa'
oy tpe eAuemS 3ou.u WIN NY De ap'
ploasneu Iii Ivy mess.nnel u ttensl!e
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All troops have received fresh orders this
morning to be ready TO march att moments
notlce. A large NUMBER OF troops are ex-
pected here during the week. rcata1H
PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-Two Ohio regi-
ments, under General Book, lately eneamped
here, started South this morning, by rail.
NEW YosK, May pa letter from an
officer of the Monticello says the rebels put
five holes into her, and two men were
wounded.
About twenty of our bank officers held o
meeting to-day in reference TO the Govern
ment loan to be awarded Saturday. Most
of them prefer bidding for the bonds at IS
@s6, and several are in favor of 81 to 50.
About a. 600 600 will probably he madam
at "a The intimate disposition of the loan
will undoubtedly be In Treasury. notes. at
mar
A slight FIRE occurred to .day in the Office
of the Surveyor of the Port. 1t is rumored
that il was an incendiary attempt, with a de-
sign TO destroy documents there.
RArr1uopp Nav o9-Jt was understood NJ
Fart Monroo ,bat AZ I;,,n w, yoni5 90
attaoir tbe Gort;6cafion ~ SewsII,s Po:n}
wb;Ia an effeetive land force would 90 in
VII -, e. ~. = IoaJ;So 80
su9stl tess W en1cs a Anulns Suu oHp'ure
'nS T paiy a. 5;gouIit. :, ,o,a;,oo Ola
.nele 70 sIeas noi ~ ISnuIns ~ OIu
r9in{ IN c~onsequehce OF 'nenumoero Oh yes
se p 49, NJ % Tho pr;t;,h shin
sPALiinoh4' nHy ~ entg
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ng,ndaLhs ,int ~ Iapo ne a
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q q ~ awoy e'0'eu IL OepNi"'
oausirs ~ usuSVof. 4.
NEW YORK. MAY Z3-EfttV-tWO thousand
dollars Of bank notes on the Withheld Bank,
Damon, La, were selzeo To-Day:
me heystons ctae pIougns q party OF
teingees nom virginia, IN d destitute con
Adyiees from Missouri state that the Leo
~islature. before its adjournment. provided
for the payment of the interest on the State
Bonds, due in June.
The ship John Jayris, of Boston, was cap
tured by q New Orleans priyateer. at Balize,
a week since.
WASHINGTON. Nav 23.-The Posts special
saws that is rumored that the New York Fire
Zouaves have received orders to occupy ar
iinpfon Hicbts' This moyemept is suR1osed
TO have some reference to Operations On the
Virginia rebels,
The Michigan regiment is ordered to be
ready to march at any momont, with two
days %rations. sul 81.
The IribUHes special learns from ,pfomi-
nent citizens of Petersburg of Northern birth
arrived here, that there is but one Union
man who dares vote for the Union, namely,
Riyes, ex-memoer OF Congress, who is deter
mined to cast his vote for the Union:
Informant further says thatif MON men
were PI?teStsu = iaIge Tnlon Eo.e M9H1o DC
: casa agaiH ne1ess,on. u nSnutHu TNorst
~ Npinhr uUSp0 SaraU bnndUod WIZ
nnN Se'em nuueu ~ W.T.
sSSIe0SSu upy' S Stnt uS SShtS
thew enlisted TO defend Nerth Cacolina only,
r. R. Collier. of PETERSBURG, aid of General
Gwypn. was wounded in the Sc wallis Point
eppsgemept. Nobody was killed,
ST. LOUIS, may governor Back,
OF Nebraska, VINO mas peen IN the CITY Tor a
DAY or Two, LETT TINS evening tor Plttsourg,
where ne WIN pronaoly axe some active
part IN the present military, movements
DE reperts considerable Apprehension exist
!, ing IN the territory OF indian troubles our,
ing the coming. summer the sioux and
Cheyennes having Joined for the purpose
OF waging war against the PaWnees, which
: Will involve me whites, as the latter are
principally Wlthln the settlements. In view
OF this, and also to afford protection to the
{. forts, Indian agencies and overland emigra'
ton, which promises to be unusually large
this year, Governor Black strongly urges
{ that a regiment of volunteers be raised and
mustered into the United States service
and stationed at different points in the Ter
ritory. He has already called the attention
of the Wa Department to this, and con
suited with General Harvey thereto, who, il
is understood, favors the plan.
NEw Yong Nav 2a-Tba Rr;t;sb hsrt
( Ho,ootha Of and for Livernool with a caro-
. of ,ohacro wbila attamnting 10 RIM t6,
-: hiocLade was ssized and ! nriea crew Mace
) ON hoard from he Mnnssofa ~
90 u..
wAshlheI9N, may "a letter from vlr
gina sIates tns' tneIe are De'Ween my AM
! SKY tnousano men unaer arms IN ina
State, chleIy Posteo AZ nicnmonu, Norioli