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The New Apportionment.

The foIowIn@ is The app"T!lnument of the
State info Congre- -sionai Districts, upon The
ua,is Of The Csnsu- Of lS60. as il has inali.
passed both branches Of the Leaislaihre =
Pennsy ylsanIa now has twenty tise Represen-
'atIses in Congress, but under the new ratio
-he Ioses two, md Is cat dnvn 10 twenty
Ihree-the number she had during the Ten
gears previous 10 l~40:
lst Observation-Disclosures. SECOND, Third,
Fourth, Firth, Sixth and Eleventh Wards,
with population c, l3G00O.
2d--Phiadeiphia, First, Sc. enih, iyhih.
Nluth aud Tenth Ward. Population, l29.
On0
3d---Philadel phia, Twelfth, Thirteenth
Sixternth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth aud
Nnetrnth Wards. Population. l24.s43.
4jh-Phiadelphia Fourleentb. Fifteenth
Tsentieth. Twenty first and Twenty fourth
Wards. Population, la .~63
5in-Bncks county, part of Montgomery
and the TWeniy-fIh, Twe wenly thIrd, nj
Tweniy-second Wards of PhIIade pima. Pop
"!ati"u, % 93s.
6Ill-DeiawAre. Chester and Mont conery
coutties. suurh OF the SchuyikiIl. PopuIa-
iun, ll5.647.
7tii-B~rks AMI part Of Montgomery
P"pulaIlnn, 1883
stn-l.aucaSter Formulation, ll63l5
9ti--Schoy ikil and Eebanou. Popuia.
iion. l2i.346.
i0ih-Lehigh. Pike, Monroe, Carbon ant
Nrihampton. Population, 1868.
lllh-Snsqaeh una, Wayne and Luzerne
Population, l.1y.2-l.
l2-NorlhamoerIand. Mon,our. CoiumbI1
aud Wyoming. P"%ula,,on. l:33,
13ih--DauDhin. York aud Low er Mahon,
lownsi.Ip Northumberland county. Popu
ia,ion. lI4.937
I4Ih--Unon. Snyder, Juniata. Perry anc
Cumberland. Pupulalinn; l0905s.
l5ih-Somerset. Bedford. Fulton, Franklin
aud Adaus PnpuIation, 1872, 79l.
lflu--CamhrIa, Bar. Huntingdon ant
Mifan. Population. l0I.427.
l7;h-Tloea. Potter, Lycoming. Cliptol
and Centre. Population. l44.735
lelh-J tfer,"u. Erie. Warre-, Mexican
| Eik. Cameron. Forest and Clearfield. Pop
ulation. I2l.3l4
I9ih-Crpw ford. Mercer, Venango anc
Clariail. Population. 1860.
2Dth-lndiana. Wesl,nnreland and Fay
et!e Population. l27,3-2.
2l-t--Aileghany county, south Of Ohi'
and AlIerliany rivers. Populaiion, 1864
22d-6ileg heny. Dorth, of Ono and Ale
gheny rivers. Butler and Armstrong. Pop
uIaiion. l22. .H67
2;5d--Law renee, Beaver, Washington an,
Greene. Population. l23,2s7.
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II : The hip Star Of the Wet
own. d in Nrs York. but under charter
'y our Government. and sent down to
10 iauois. with provisions. &c. to take
I'd the United States troop still remain
rug in Texas. hsa been captured by the
armed steamer Matasords IN the sersire,
Of the J.f Davis Government. There
are suspicious Of treachrrou- collu-ion be
tween the captured commander aud III
captors. The loss wiIl be quite hea y.
aud the troops remaining in T~xas may
.e exposed hy tito extreme p'iVation aud
>sf ring.
Go ba odorr Rousseau Of the "Confed
erate" service is tittIn4 out several other
vr--el- at New OrIeao~-the stolen Uni
ted States steamship Suutcr among the al
to prey on our commerce in the Gulf
The steamship pow 90 her way httheT
trom A p,nxall with the Callfornia pa.
-en. ers and about One Million Dollars il
bullion, i watched Tor by these pi'ate-
who cou6deutly expect to make her their
prey Az she is probably entirely un-
,uspieious of danger. ahe is very likely tc
tall into their clutches.
The books OF the - oDfedeI ate" Loar
have been closed at New Orlean.-the
Secretary of the Treasury declaring thai
ha has a. much subscribed a. he wsbt.
FIRST loans are apt to 60 of easily.
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Arrest of a Traitor.

Harrisburg. Mouday. April %. 1901
Inform alton We- r-c' 'iyed b, Governor
Curtin to dnr that LIEUT. S, nif r. late
the United Stato- Army stationed at Car
h,l. Bsrrsck-. fed fron that place thu
Dorbios Gossrnor Curtin. by aid o! the
l,graph "a llltI.- Ill bI- posse sion. suc
ceeded ia .av.us bim arrested TO day al
Hanover, III Yorb County. P,nn 1t j.
aii thar SeniieI has been coTuuUicattn.
inlor alton TO the rebels a. to the exact
oou Iitiou of thin.- at Carlisle. aud OF tie.
movements OF Governor Curtin troops
lie wiii probably be taken ,amed'stel,
the barracks.
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Philadelphia Appointments.
v a,bIDgt,D, April ] l

a>biDgt u, htTiI IT,
The Pre.ident ha- g. nde the following
appointments Tor Philadelphia, VIZ:
Colieetor-W b Thomas.
Director o! the Mtut-Janes Pollock
Treu.urer co ia, Cock.
Survey ore. Reed Mayer.
Naval Oficet-Dr L Wallace.
Navy Aseut-Jaue> S Chsubers.
General Arpra,-es-B Rush Plua.ly
Post Ma-t,r--C Il WsitorD
Dl>tnct Attoruey-Gc A Cofey.
Mar,hai-We. M,Iusrd.
A,prsi>er-Jo>tph NJ Coxell.
The 'ollowins i, Major iudrrsons dis
path to The Secretary o. Mar
SIR:-- Having defended Fort Sumter
tor thIrty tour hours until ny quarters
we're entirely burned. and the GlaIn gate,
destroyed by the gorge wall seriously ~
jur, d u, q sgazine -urrounded BY fame =
and It's door closed from the effects OF the
heat. four barrels ami three cartridges OF
powder only heIuK available. aud DO pro
visions hut Tork eu,sining.
accepted the terms OF evacuation o.
fered BY Gen. Brauregard. teiDs the
anne a. offered BY him on the llih int
prior to the CON eDce 10 ut OF bo-ti!iIi,s
and Brcbed out OF the fort ca Suuday Y
afternoon, the i4th instant, with coiofu
ay,ns drums beaung, aud bringing aRay
both coo pnpy and private property, and
,alutins ny aas ~ith dity guns.
ROBERT ANDERSON,
Major st artillery.
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The Border States.

We trust the GoVerDnent at Washing
ton will stand TO more Don>ebse on the
part of the Border States. The .ord te
every mao Of them should be -
Choose ye tbi" dsy whoa ye viii srrveP
fhey are Ior the Union and the Constltu
ton. or they are against it. We want tc
kDos acisere they are. and how many we
have to fight; whether seven State- or e..
teen. War draws the line; and Virgins
Kentuck, and all COW ssv rieg or doubt
'uI States, must take their staud on oDe
>ide or the other.
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Flag Raising.

A meeting wa held at the Depot, on
Saturday last, for the purpose of raising
a Union Flag. which had been presented
~ :he ladies, upon the Depot huildins
The ucetipg vas called to order By Jehn
ID Young, E.q.
Mr.. Henry Detrick was arpointrd Pres
i 3ebt. Me-sr-. Js-se Smith Peut b Prm
rose aad John Siilwctl. Vice Presidents;
and Warren 4 Van Wet and Edward
BroRn. Secretaries.
John DrYouu.. E-q.. addressed tbs
neeting in an cioqaeut manner; at III.
clio Of which. the Flag was raised AMID
de esfeuips che r. for the Star. sDd
Stripes General Burnet was then called
upon; who respobded in brief hut >t,r
ring address. Three hearty cheers wer'
given tor the General on his retiring. -
Jobu Nyce aud g NJ Price afterward'
addre-sed tue meeting.
Three cheers we're proposed and giver
With will. or the ladies. the donors o
th~ Flag. who eraced the occasion sitt
their pres nee.
The Stroud,hurg Correct BauA was in at
tendance. aud eniert.iacd the ssse a blag'
with ,oDc choice music. A -alu;e wa
fired aud the meeting adjeurued ahI'
des'ening cheers for the Union.
WARREN VAN VLIET.
EDWARD Brown.
Secretaries
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Ex-senator Bfodhead.

Ga Ssturda, this gentIe;nau. Who ha~
who hs~ repeatedly as LEGISLATOR taken
the oath to defead sud uphold the Cor
-t,tution, wa a-ked to ign the ca for a
,ucetiDk OF Ci,tz- u to IA tain the Gosern
meut, u ben he Da1r traitors reply -
La au,aer 10 the question whether b..
would sign tie call be said. biz grand
father bad fought for the UuioD. aDi
sooner than be would sign that call. b.
would perait hi right ar Il to drop from
hi. .houl,ler Such bold antics Is srea
-on acliog on the street. OF E,s,oD. Bat
1t Is also reported that be should base
s,d that the meeting on Saturday cvcp
ing wa called b. Judge Maxseil for pri
vate Iurf e., when the truth i. that Nh
Jamts McKeen va one OF the first to
originate it We thus ees that this Ex.
Senator repose- upon the Fstrioti- u OF
hi, grandfather, y bile be is taking co Il
tort aud secret all TO the rebels sn trai
tor AGAINST the very Rak hi lire fought
TO ma,ntain What dcgencrscyi We
wonder that 20 uDsraieiul dcscedaDt l.
ancestor! A xraud son unwilling to de-
'eud tb" dak his gfand-Ire rsi-ed T.
Shame aDd dl-honor on such 3 mani
No iu'a ~ AMI di>honor can re too deep
ior such au uoaorthy aud trai;orous de-
-cendant
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The Steamboat Project Revived.

We learn by Ih" last number OF the Nit
ford Herald. that gentleman from Puts
burg having experience IN the navigation "'
rivers. wall inspect the channel OF the Della
ware from P.,fl Jervls To E,stou. Ii is the
intention of the Company 10 vigorously press
the matter forward, aud as speedily as possl-
HE arrive al definite conclusion as 10 the
practlcIbiliiy of navigating the Delaware.
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CT AGENTS WANTED to sell the Erie Sew
ing Machine. We will give commission
or pay wages at from S25 10 $50 per month,
aud expenses paid. The ERIE is new ma
chine, and very simple in lis construction
A diploma vas awarded our Mach ne by the
Industrial Association OF Farmers & Mechan-
cs, held at ChamhersbDr1, pu. at its exhihl-
tion in 1850, ser the Grover 81 b ker, and
Boudoir Machines. Ii is equal to any ma
chine in use, aud the price Is bit fifteen dol
lars Address R. JAMES, Gcnrral Agent
E s. NJ. Co. Milan. Oa.o.
March IA, lsGl.-Gn.
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Contlaban Goods seized in Philadel-
phia
l.


The detectives have discovered packa
xe- of arms, consigned to the South and
are about to arrest the parties concerned
!or high treason.
The vacant Girsrd House has beer
converted into a vast tailoring estahiI,h
n~Dt for making uniiorn- for the troops.
HIndr'd d. of girls ere employed. With
-euiDg "a achincs Thirty thousand su,.s
are 10 be Dsde ~.
The police have seized lsrse quantitie-
ot coutrsaaui goods about heinz supplied
to tbr South The parties will De sIre.t,
ed aud tried for treason. Among the
articles are four tuns o! sheet led. derec
ted to Jackson. MIS-, sia Memphis II
l. supposed that this lead vas for tulIet-.
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s@ When ooe OF the city REGIMENT,

S5r When oOe OF the city regiments
Sa- marching down to the .tcamer. a
,oung man vito bad rl-en from sick
he'd to 90 with his company, tainted in
the street. 4 sturdy fellow stepped from
the crowi oD The sidewalk, saying. Give
me his ket and cartridge to2;" they
"eIe given to him, nBd sithout auo,her
word be marched On in the place OF the
sick man.
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Ca..ius NJ. Clas. Minister to Rassis.

Cassius NJ. Clas. Munster to Russia
has offered bis services to the Sesrefar,
of War, either TO raise regiment or to
serve q. private soldier in the ranks -
Sir. Cameron laid to him, ''Sir. this j.
tue 6r-t instance 10 bi-tory that ever !
beard Of ~here foreign Mioi-ter voiuD
ses red to serse in the ranks" Then.
s&id Clay. "let's make a little history"-
3 coDpsuy Of lnD volunteer. was speedi
raised aud put under CIay's oom Dsnd
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The Affair at Harper.

Carlisle. Pa. Friday, April 10, 1861.
Lieut. Jones. late 10 command at Har
per Ferry. arrived here With bis com
pond Of 43 men. at p. N. to day.
Lieut. Jones having been ADVISED thai
force OF $500 troop. had been ordered
~ Gov. Leteher to take possession OF
Harper'- Ferry. .Dd fnling hi, position
untenshle, under direction of the War
Department. destroyed all the munitions
OF war. armory. and arsensl, and all the
buildings. He witbdre~ hi. comwsUa
under the cover of nis ht. and almost 10
the presence of 2.5OO troops. He lost
tbrse nen.
Fifteen thousand stand of arms we're
destroyed The command n sde forced
a asreh of 30 miles last night rom Har-
per. Ferry to Fl Hsgerstown. Maryland
Lieut.. Jones and command look much
xorn aud taiisued. They were most en-.
Enthusiastically received BY our entire pop
ulation.
Philadelphia. Friday. April 10, 1851
A di-psieb received here from Wash,
inston. s.ys all the arms that we're al
Harper's Ferry were burned in pile.
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The wounded Ma. sachusetts Volunteers.
Boston. Monday. Atrll -, s6l

Several Msssachusttt, volunteers, WouD
ded at Baltimore, reached here this uIoi
nios, a. ony tb. III Mr.. Stevens OF Lowell.
who was reported dead He bad three
ibis broken by paving stones. Mr. Sic.
s-us -tate- that fifteen wounded Ba'tiu,o
rean~ were taken to the Station House
With bin. He intends to r join hi ReSi
nept as soon as be il able to 60 so.
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BUsHKILL Pike Co Pa. April 2S. 1881
Mr.. EDITOR: We read sometime
about anon at,e- in nature. .-thiu.s tha,
are too disgusting aud !osth>ome to e.eu
base a nane; but l. there 10 earth OF
He'll q thiog 20 base, 30 vile. as the traI.
tor to hi oWD courtry. We read OF a
Judas I>cariot. aud we blu-h for til.
lake of bunauity; we have heard OF Bru-
4, dict Arnold aud OUT hands instIDctiseIy J
clutch an Imaginary dagger. which We
aouId fain plunge to the hilt in the ho.on
of the sccuT>ed trsiior; hut | aw sorr, &c
lay that Judas I,ca,iot and Benedic, AR
mold are alive to-dsy;-not only alive
hut IN aud about Bu-6kiil. We bas,
here a thing. among other things, boast.
lng Of the errine OF a Justice of the
Pesce, sworb to support the Constitution
Of the Uulted States and OF Peunsy lvan MIA
hike S, crctary Floyd and others OF hi
stamp, pict,inG rank treason against both
A man guilty both of Treason and PerJm
gy at the same tine This mau bctesc
TO be- sTauk spcrs>ioDi>t. There are 9th
ers here hike him. though for the credi,
OF the State and han waniry | am happy to
>sy their bumbeT is few.
If the Others DO not reform, | nas
have occasion to show them up before
iong.
Yours very Respectfully
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The populou- warlkr West l. famins
4ith patriotic ardor md j. pouring II
tbou.snas by the Ohio railroads int"
peunsylvsnia. There were ,aia to b..
lu.00n troop at Harrisburg on : onday
VITO are doubtless by Thu time on their
way to Wa-binston by steamboats,. +
er. train that reaches Harrisburg !ron
the West brings troop.
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THURSDAY, APRIL rs, 1861.

Or The editor of this paner WINS last week
appointed Post Master OF Stroudshurg. We
would take this occasion TO say that we feel
very grateful To those who so generously pro-
cured for US the appointment. 1t will he our
earnest endeavor to discharge the duties OF
the ufiice To the satisfaction of all.
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Philadelphia. Saturday. April %. 1861

Philadelphia. Saturday. April %. 1861.
Th,. afternoon the police took charge
of the steamer Virginia, and a steamer
ou the EricSson liue vas subsequently ts
k-n possession OF aud chsrteTco ty the
Governuent, and l. now fttinI out tor a
trau-port. The steamer Firs inIa is caps,
hle OF carrying u thousand troops.
4 case OF arms was seized this morn
lug. disguised as a case of Whips.
The police are keeping sisIlaut iD-
-pcction op the wharyes.
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The Pennsylvania Loan.


Philadelphia, April %. 1861.
State Trea-urer Nor. cane to the ci
ty to day in relation to tie halt million
loan .or toe war The Banks took IL all
at par. A aouhle amount was offered
The Ptilsdelrhia city ice boat hs- been
rendered to tbe Go eruueDt By the au
thorities. She Is COW uuder steam for
opecial seryice.
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James Redpsth is BOW a Genersl A.
gent of Emigration to Hayti, and has an
Office at 22l, Wa~hiugton It. Boston
RESPECTABLE colored people de-irous of
migrating thither, can by corresponding
with that Office learn the inducements held
out for such Enterprises.
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s1-The oldest man in Mr. Liucolns
Cabinet Is Mr. Bate. Attorney General,
whO is 65. The yoause-s mau in it is
Mr. Mr Blair, Pootm aster General,
stose age is not stated Mr. Seward is
ID his 60tb yesr. Mr.. Chase is So, which
Is sl,o the age o; Mr. Smith Mr.. Came
ron is 62.
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The fr-t actual success on the side Of
the United States 10 this war vas achies-
ID at AlexaDdr,s, Va. ou Fridsy uishs
lat. \ party of fourteen wen, FROM
W ashlngton sDi sei1,d steamer there
with several thousand stand OF arms be-
loDg to ihe rebels, compelled the engineer
to FIRE up, and brought her in triumph to
W asbiDgton.
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Government Funds received from Texal

Government Funds received from Texas.
Mr.. Baidsdrll the con>tructor OF the
custom bou-e at Galveston. Texas. ar
rived 1T Washington on the I'd. bringing
With him. pine thousand dollars OF gov.
ernment funds. handed hiO bJ the eollee-
;or OF that port. which the seces-Ioni-t-
tailed TO get hold OF. He represents that
the people OF Teas haze net been fsirls
heard, and gives a gloomy account OF af-
fairs. most o. the citizens heing dIsgusteh
sith the revolution. Mr b laid .dell call
ed on several of the secretaries,
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THE WAR FOR The UNION.
A fairs at Baltimore - The City IN the
hands Of a mob = Bridges broken doon--
Railroad tracks torn up.
Philadrlphia, April 81, 1861.

Pbiiadelphia, Aprii -, iool.
The passengers Who left Baltimore Iast
evening have arrived here. They report
the particulars OF the burning of tridge-
on th. Baltimore road The train %
Friday night went .afely through to The
nridge at Caution. where cro~d. lying
wait. fred pi-tol at the engineer, who
stopped the train. The crowd coWpeli q
tie passengers 10 leave the cars. The
crowd then occupies the cars. aud forced
the ems iaeer TO tax. them back to Guu
powder Bridge. Here the tra'a Wa
-torped. and the crowd set 6re TO th'
draw OF tb- bndgr and waited till thai
portion was burned; returning to Bu b
River bridge. the draw wa lkeSi-'
urnei. The crowd then returned tc
Canton Bridge and turD"d that. T6'
train con<eyed the mob to the President
,trept station.
A passenger also report that the Bal
t,moreans had demanded tho surrendel
of Mort McIenry, threatening to attsri
t The reply OF the eonmander va
that If attacked be should be compelled
10 d .fcud The fort and fire on the city
Geu C.dsallader's mansion Is report
20 TO have heen burned Ii va, Dosatet
n,ncteen miles from Baltimore, aud cor
Sl0O.000
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p3r John B Myers. Pron iuent mer
chsnt OF Ph'lsdelpbis. ha~ offered to rails.
ha5f q 0aiti,on Of e1olLsrs, to b /, tender d
to assist in defrayiug the expenses of the
war. Credltable, for en- individual.
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III AR RUED.

In Hamilton, on the 23d inst, at the
house of Audrew Killer. by the Rev.
Heary s ifert Mr.. Rodgers Leverlng
aud Miss Sarah Ann Keller, all OF Ham
iltop,
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Queen.

THIS well known medicine Is no imposition, but Il
I cure and safe remedy f,r Fent!r Difficulties AMI
Obstt tucIonS, from whatever; and although
powerful remedy, Il contains nothing huriu o The
constitution. married ladies 1t Is peculiarly suited
1t Will IN short time, bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pam III
the back and limbs. fatigue slight exeTilOn, papiIa-
tun of the heat hyslecs and whites, these PILLS viii
effect cure hen all other means have failed; and al
though Meiul remedy, DO not CONAN iron, ca.o-
mel antinony, anything hurtful TO the constitution
FUN difectons in the pamphlet around each package
y hch should be carefully preserved.
For full particulas, sc. pamphlet, free, of the
agent.
N.B-Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
auihurzed Agent, viii insure bottle, coning % p!us
by return nall. For sale IN stroud>burg, by
July 81. le60 --Iy. j. n. DURLlN6, Agent
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sSrGen. uenry Wilson United State.
S un,or from Mas.achusetts,i is serving
10 the Worcester regiment as common
soldier
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a girl sho has lost her beau, Dsy g.
yell hang pp Der 65l!s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Important Reports from rcw-cr
leans and Texas.
Nrw-orIr.Ss, Tuesday, 4

NIw-oEIEANs, Tuesday, Aprl2 lNtl.
The election for District Judge yesterday resulted in
favor Of the South American Opposition party by a
large majority.
Howell Cojb was serenaded la-t nightly the Louie
lana Guards at the S. Charles Hotel and a large
concourse Of people lie returned thanks IN pati-
otto speech.
Tie Supreme Council Of the thity.thrd degree Of
Mausonry, now holding its annual session here is dis
iinguished in attendance including Howell Cobb,
Albert Pike G. VI. Hillyer A. G. Mackey, j. b.
Campbell. 4 Sorrow Lodge il to held in memory Of
& Lumsdon, late Of TEe Picaylac. ...
The new revenue regulations, establishing revenue
stations and derois on railroads entering the Southern
Confederacy and subiecting baggage IN examination is
expected to create annoyance and dissatisfaction.
Warrington dispatch to TIE Dclta to day SAYS the
Administration Las formed settled policy ye toward
tbe southern ConfcdeElcy. Fort Pickens is TO be held,
but not reinforced.
A letter from Sherard Clemens ssys Virginia is GER
tain 10 Secede on the ressembng OF the Convention.
An extra Of Tic Gqtre5o1t Mars of March 30 brings
the startling news from the Rio Grande that Ampudia
with O. 900 Mexican sixty miles distant, marching
on Brownsville. Expresses had circulated landLi'ls
declaring Mexican Territory no longer under the pro
lection OF the United state Government.
COL Ford, with 900 Texan troops, was certifying
Fort Brown, and chartered steamer 10 bring up arms
and munitions frOu Hraz0s.
Capt Powers, wiih co Texans, in command at
Brazos, with Is heavy srrns and rnortars.
1t was supposed the intention Of Ampudio was to
make raid on Matamoros and Brownsville for booty
The United States steamer Mohawk arrived of In
danoa on the 10th ut; also the steamers Star Of the
West Empife and COalza ,OalcOs-the latter TOOK of
100 United States troops, and sailed the same night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Municipal Elections.

CLEVELAND, o., Tuesday, April :, 1871;
At ttaci'y election Yesterday, Edward ,. rum, lhe
cratic ticket, were elected. "a roc,
A Democratic Mayor, Solicitor and Treasurer, ana
Republican Clerk and Marshal, were eleclea !es'eI
day. and two Republican and three Democratic Coun'
cilmen. "a ,oc,
Kansas CITY, Mo-, Tuesday, April 2 lS6l.
r. +. Van Horn, the Union candidate was elecleo
Novor Of Kansas Cty Yesterday by "a large majority
TorEDo, o.. Tuesday, April =, 1861.
At the city election Yesterday the Democrats elected
their Mayor and Treasurer ard seven out Oh te 'oA
COuncilDen. 10 soc,
OcDrysBrECH, n. Y, Tuesday, April2 lsel'
TIE entire Republican ticket, with the exception q
the Collector, was elected here to-day.
At the Charter election at Canton ~. To-Day tne
entire Democratic ticket elected. -
FoRr HANmToS, ". Y, Tuesday, April, lS6l'
In New-Utrecht VIM. j. CroPsey, lndependepi,
was elected Supervisor to-day. In fhtbush' CioC1s'
Independent, and in Elatlands John Ryder, Rcpubi-
can. were chosen.