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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

M ASTBR'S SALE.-PURs0AET
IlL 10 the command Of an alias decrefal order Of
issued on he Court Of OoumOn Eleas oi Guy
ah0ga county, Ohio, ut ID suiE Of Nelson Prince
nd other, fgi 81 Levi Thomas and OF ers, 70 me
directe5 a-d deli cred shall exp Sc for sale at
public aucfinn 80 the door Of he /, curt House in
the city Of CleFe aqd. the 10th day II NovembeF.
1861, at two O'Clock p. II, the folio inR descrbtd
premises, 10 All: SituatFd in Fast Oleyeland, Guy
ahOgs tOunty. Chic. and bounded. beginning in the
P al Road anIE south 39Ao west chains 2254 links
from the west corner OF Chittendea Lewis land
thence south 5g54 cast chaiGs and N lin TO Ea-d
Lswi, west line, theme sou chains and ca links
thsn nee north tu54o, west 5 ehaias and 16 links;
thence rth - east 2S links; lhence north a G
" st ch4ins TO the Pianz i3sd. n moe H0rth SO
east hains and 81 Links TO the place Cf baRnniBg
Contsiuin2 three a Uns-haf acres Of land. Ap-
praised O. Sl,zO0.
GEO II, WYMAF, masrer Cpmmi 81 1ner.
B. 2 BEzFIs, Pl hs Ait y. Ce25353
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

H6OFg6 Ne hehenDfennef.4
NE0RGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
" Marietta, IN the county Of Washington, snC
STATE O OnIOis notified that Caroline Eshen brsnnel
did, the l5th cay OF May, A. D. 1851, file her pst
tiOn IA the oi1cc OF the CLERK Of tho court Of Com
mon Flea8, Withiue1d Tor the comfy Of Guy ahoga
Eud state ofOhio, Charging the SAID Ge0rEo Hsh5n
bfannor with Aduitsry, with one Elizabeth Kol
brennsr, and asking that she Iasg Be divorced from
the said George Eghenbrannsri which petition vi
h8 Tor h0sruE Ia BtE lgsks from th0 date hsEs sWifb
Dated this i3Eh dag Of May, A. D., 1861.
..f1 OABOLINE ESdEABHENHER,
uiV2g:ti2s by Pierre a. collier. her Atty.
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ri JUTIUE-PURSUANT TO AN
~ order made BY the Judge Of the Problte
Court for tho County Of CuyahOga, Ohio, in the
oer for sale At public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in said county, the Z31 day Of No
yember, 1901, Ut O'Clock r. A., the following de-
scribed notes, 20 wit sgid notes being the assets
Of said assignment:
Dsis0 0516-s9. Makers. Time sc. ANITA PDTsis-
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OJ9S I9Ss "a SonSiy Salo a. Court cf C0Ruon Pleas
Julia A. Woodard4 , --. --.
.-4 " - SDiTurce.
Georps WoodarJ. L. 5a saw
THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
WO0DARD, eill take rotics that the plaiht e.
Julia A. WOudArd has this day IL d her petition IN
the above named court asking for dissolution Of
the tilrriase contract; cause assigned, wlliul ab
sance and aduliery. The Case will b. hearing -
the N OFemher Term Of safe Court.
October 24th, ls6L JULIA a. WQ0DARD.
r. A DAViusoN EoficitOr. octa536f
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A TTACHM ENT -ON THE 18FH
h dig Of g pIsmbsr, A. ID. 1861, said Justice 10
srd oFdlr OF attachment in the above aetiJn foI
The som If Two Hundred aud Five Dollars. Trial
Of said cause ID st for November I'd, 1901 a. A. d.
.a t SAMUEL y. WEIGH
ALLEN P. MILLAR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

William Edwards0 Before Alex MeBnde- q. P o.
vs.. Middlebnrsh township, CuyS-
I'm THE 6TH DAY OF AUGUST
" A. p, is6l, said Justice issued an 0rr cf At
taenment In the aDove action for the sum of IVO
hgndFea and hiRefY-IEO Dollars and Eighteen
gehis and the same will be fur hearing On ne ffh
Gay c1 aep epteI1n nezs A D. Isl, e. O'Clock Al NJ
n = " WILLIAM EDHARDS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

TEFAo o
late Of Females etc St u seas
NrT AM its H. P
Buffalo N D Water Cure D. t.
TrTmiha P
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kaufman Hayss, PItif,1 =, -
Elijah Kend lex,
Lydia ksndrlCk, Civil agffor F,- 49, 4
. u "ssI' ss' to osEbieot Lsnds,
Henry aRineB,
Dafrndaukr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

Samuel Z. Weleh ald
Allen p. Miiiar,
partners un 1er drm Of Before 3. FOliambs, J. 2.
Welch 4 MillAr, Of CT vslaud Township,
plaintihs, Ooyahoga county, Ohi9.
". .I...a.r-+
2. mspIestons,
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=" PstitiOh for Divorce.

The STATE Of Ohio, Court OF Common Plsaa.
CuyahOga County, IS.
caroline Eshen breufl 2. I r-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
Borea, o., AUG. Ie, iesl:s55 z = ? ? : 4 Al1S-
M AsTERls 5 a ! E.-FHR0TI-

M AO1 En- . , A l. E,-PURStJ-
lL Ant TO the command Of two orders Of ale
lron the Vourt Of common Pleas OF Uuyahuga lcuD-
y, one a. he suit Of The summit Comfy Bank af
Coy Falls against isaac l. Hewitt and othf ~
and the other at the suit Of TIE OleVel md and Ma
holiug hallroad Company against isaac L. Hewitt
ana Qtnsrs1 70 me directed shal expose for sale a.
PuolIe eueti9n a. the door Of the Court House, in
ths Olty q OeFeand en- The thirty FIRST 1aY Of Oc.
t0ber. 1851, at three O'Clock P n tns iolloVing ds-
5cTibed parcels Of land situate IN the fTbf Cgvs.
land, county OF Cuyahoga, and Stats Of 0hio, and
% ea.d AerEin property In said civ Of lsYsland,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

Also Agent for the sale Of ". H. Abbott & Co.'S
Titusyille PetroiUm O,at the lowest market rates.
Orders solicited.
- Once No. 3 Perkins Block, Cleveland Ohio
auR2lB2o J. ENsWORTH, Agent
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Parcel 70 3 Lot No nine and part Il lot No. tan
In said subdivision, bounded - ol0Es. con uenciDT-
at toe IN srsecttol q the eastarY linz n NsrIin
street with tee southCrly line OF said 5f No nine.
thence running n6rtherly along sad lino e k1erwin
street. tsenty -eight feet three and half fnohes;
thence sCutheasterly alcug the nfre lin6F bric
Eali ninety shrog fest four fnchE7 10 - -eeftrIT
line o. an ailey; thence southwesery along thslin
Of said lot No nine; thsnos siong ne south T
Line o. lot nine 10 the place Of bosinninq Appraised
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Left Detroit last evening st nine o'clock,
-brisging down the Detroit boats passen-
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I1ls9. PaI4sl ~ I I,05 50t No, seven IN d .nsdivo
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a3s5s..S sl3s y ! ios z, 10. eight in .s .so
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
EROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, May ii, 1861.
TIE steamer Ben de Ford sails hence this afternoon
for Boston. Among her Passengers arc three Of the
Massachusetts troops who attacked by the mob
on the 18th Of April, viz: Sergeant Ames, Corporal
Fuller. and Private Colum. The latter is recovering
from q1inshot wound in the thigh.
BY an arrival from Old Point, we learn thai that
post is now fully prepared 10 resist any attack
The Cumberland Pawnee, Monticello Harriet Lane
and Yankee were of Fortress Monroe enforcing the
blockade.
The steamer Yankee pursued an armed schooner on
Thursday up York River but after proceeding short
distance, was fred upon from concealed battery and
compelled to return.
The steamers Philadelphia, Baltimore, POwhaian
and Mount Vernon Of the Acqua Creek line, recently
seized bv the Federal Government, are cruising the
Potomac, all heavily armed.
Southern troops are concentrating in the vicinity Of
Norfolk An Alabama regiment Of 100 men and 80
cadets of the same State had inst arrived aud ell
camred in the vicinity Of Foit Norfolk
The Virginians have now five batteries erected in
Norfolk Harbor one on Craney Island, one at Sandy
Point, one a, the Hospital near Fort Norfolk, and
one on the bluff three miles from the Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
FROM ANNAPOLIS.
AvsAPoLls. Nd, Saturday.

AHsAPoLIs, Nd, Saturday, May ~ 1861.
The agent in charge of the Winans steam-giu testi-
fos on examination that he his way 10 llaTpeFs
Ferry and not going out to practice at long range ss
stated BY Baltimore paper. The gun now guards the
viaduct at the Relay House.
Gen. Batter is here to-day.
The steamship Empire City has arrived with the
remainder Of the 18th Regiment Of New-YOrk. lie
relieves to-day the 5th Regiment Of Ncw.York, who
are guarding the railroad from Annapolis TO Bladens-
burg.
Major Stafford Of the Sixth Regiment Of NewYork
expected the attack Camp Butler on the night be-
fore last, suspicious company known as the States'
Rights Cavalry, having paraded the same day within
four miles. The Major has obtained the Of al
but three. lie refused roAered aid from head
quarters.
A large number Of transports are to sail for Perry
vile.
Considerable cotton has accumulated at Old Point
Comfort which has been taken from the decks Of the
rebel yehsels.
TIE Maryland contingent Of Federal troops will be
called out Immediately after the adjournment OF the
Legislature. There are volunteers enough already TO
fl the four regiments. This is beyond question. Sem
ator Cooper will probably be made - Brigaiier-Gen-
sra
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
RECEPTION OF COL. ANDERSON.
PHILADELFHIA, Saturday, May ]

PmLADELPHIA, Saturday, May ii, 1861.
TIE grand ovation to Col. Anderson to-day, fully
equals auy previous cnonsTaton Of the Kind 10 this
citv Col. Anderson was drawn in a barouche by four
white horses tie principal streets TO Independence
Hail. accompanied by two regiments of infantry, Col.
Lylcs ard Col Moorhead's, and Il company Of the
cavalry ofthe Black Hussar.
Al every point On the route the men were greeted
with loud cheenngand other manifestations fapplause.
The streets were thronged with people. Col. Lyle's
regimett and tie National Guards also came in for
share Of popular favor, for the remarkable discipline
displayed IN all heir movements.
s., Independence Hall, Col Anderson held public
reception. ibe military resting, and subsequently,
eacort.d bin to the Continental Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
CONGRESS OF THE C0NFED-
ERATE STATES.
Tf

MONTGOMERY, Saturday, May 4, 1861.
Congress me, to-day at noon, and ooened by
PRAYER The journals Of yesterday were read and con
hrmed No business beng offered, Congress went into
secret session.
Secrecy vas removed from the following bills:
ABuL TO ~ ENTITLED Al Acr PROVIDING FOk REG
INENr OF zoUAyEs ~ THE AEAr or THE coSTLD-
IRATE sTATEs.
sTcios l. The Conue, n the Confederate states Of America
d. euaci hat 0fe h n be added the military a0shmout
Caucdfrue StseE regiment n IOuavcs TO ne com
po.ed colonel lie tenant colonel major, and ten
company ta consist Of ain one hrst
auruant .acoub ruul sergeant Jof one quar-
sergeant four acr-rnts eight Tporas ana marty
prs tud regiment there shall be gttac ed one au
isu 20 b. selected from the and
.ufc, sla b. appointed iof the regiment IN 'dd
t0.e ready aIt.odrd hy law for The medical deet
~n h psy tht ocers n the Re mentoi Lou4y
shall Tire se1 officers oi iGiartfy q the same fak
Tho allowances M De the - tross provided by lfw Tor
occrso inf The usni and rnater shs receive
ptT on -dion bei pay b. ht ate aus ID n9htA
~ Ny n he enlisted Of ssid giEeni OF Louyes sas ne
10 os Sery-Eu na1- ald quartz misier ersesrs W ser
grants sls oorporos aud private III each
the and allowance FOR clothing 10 are received
BY al other enlisted men
A recitation, extending the provisions Of the resou-
ton Of the ih Of March relion to patents, so as TO
inaie III he Slveholdng States, and allow them 70
fe caveats with the tlorneyGeneral, was also made
public.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
which NAV be inconsistent with the laws and COns.su-

which may be inconsistent with the laws and CoDsttu-
ton Of the United States, authorizing him at the
same time if he shall find it necessary, to suspend
there the writ of habeas corpus and TO remove from
the vicinity Of the United Sates Fortressos all danger
ous or suspected persons
The Secretary of the Treasury advertses for propo-
calls till the 9st Of May for the remainder OF the STOCK
of the United States issued under the act Of February
amounting to nine millions Of dollars
The PetersJurg Express Of the 9th inst says that
Federal seamug has been cruising in the vicinity OF
Gloucester Point, York River Virginia but being fired
on by Virginia battery at that place, left the river
Southern TROOPS continue to arrive at Petersburg and
Lynchburg.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
VIRGINIA REBELS FoRTIFYiNG-THE RHODE ISL
AND TROOPs-NEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR THE SEVENTH REGIMENT-wEsT POINT

AND TROOPs-NEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR THE SEVENTH REGIMENT-wEsT POINT
CADETs-MARYLAND TO BE PROTECTED.
WAsHISGToS, Saturday, May ii, 1861.
The Virginia Rebels fortfyiDg their position al
Harpers Ferry, and are leaving no available point un
strengthened.
There is considerable force at that place already,
and reGnforcements are reported as constantly arriving
from the direction Of Richmond.
The Rhode Island troops now in Washington are to
encamp to-day near Genwood Cemetery, Two mics 10
the n0rthward Of the Capitol.
James Dickson of Alexandria, Va, has been offered
the Coecorsbp of that port He is loyal TO the core
and his appointment at this time is very siguincant
TbeGovenment evidently intends toprotect itS officers,
even in Virginia.
Of tie city Of Washington gives great Subtraction.
Mr.. Cephane was for ten years the assistant OF Dr.
Bailey in The National Era He Is now the editor oi
Tie National Republican in this city.
Secretary Chase's Instructions TO the Collectors
Of Customs at the North and West will cut of all pro-
visions intended for the use of the rebels.
The recruits for the 1th (New-lOrkl Regiment ar
rived here last evening The Connecticut troops are
hourly expected All the troops in the District are out
on parade to-day.
TIE new Chasseur uniform OF the New-York 18th
Regiment is much admired here.
The graduating clgss Of West Point Cadets are quar-
cred at Georgetown. They detailed for drilling
volunteers in Hardees tactics
Col Jones Of the Massachusetts 9th has received the
thanks OF the Secretary Of War; for the capnre OF the
steam gun Yesterday, by men under his command The
gun was the way from Baltimore 10 llarpers Fer
~, and would have been quite an acquitition by the
rebels.
IL is very pleasant to-day, and the regiments are
ont for parade with full bands. The scene is very
eulivenilg
Mary land IL 20 be protected by the Federal Govern
ment agaiust the invasion of her soil by armed bodies
81 hirginiAns near IlarpeIs Ferry.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
sm Oar Own Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., May Q, l-6l.
The city does not stagnate for lack Of excite
ment, but this morning Wizards ward was in
early activity. About o'clock a. m, super
human cry of "fre!" ran through the house,
disturbing light sleepers, aud setting heavier
confagrations. FOR an hour, there was no fur
ther disturbance. The building itself covers the
area Of prOyince, and has population equal
to a German Principally, with colonial posses
siOns, oyer conterminOGs stores. Ii was one OF
these that was in combustion, and SION, with
the absence of machines aud men. the danger be-
came threatening. Three osder'es. for every
thing is riitary here, wcrc dispatched through
the house by ihe pI io wssen and warn
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
BURYING THE NATIONAL FLAG.

gentleman who has just made his escape from
Memphis, Tenn, b9s given us the following account
of solemn ceremony VIII h took place In that city
day or two before he quilted it. He says that he was
an eyewitness the whole OF the proceedings, and
as he is OF the greatest respectsbty his state
ment may be relied on 10 the one solitary square
which Memphis possesses stands statue Of Andrew
Jackson. BY the side Of this statue large pit was
dug aud on the dsy in question our informant, who
wis Standing the place, saw body OF about DOG
men slowly approaching, headed by a band OF music
performing - the dead march,
After the baud eight men bearing the dead
body which was to he con gned 10 the pitt this corpse
was DO more nor less than a large standard OF the
Star and Stripes which solenlny lowered into its
final the company assisting in respectful
silence The earth was then thrown upon it" ashes
10 ashes and dust 10 dust'-snd the pit was filed up.
The spectators then dispersed quietly, apparently
thoroughly satisfied having paid the last respects 70
an old friends remains. The tombstone has not yet
been put no. nor have beard what sort Of eptaph
is To be inscribed il; but doubt viii do credit
10 Tennessee.
Our informant adds that during the evening o. the
dav on which our national flag thus soleinnly In
tered there arose one OF the most violent gales Of
wind ever witnessed in Memphis, and every Secession
fac in the CITY was blown down. Singular 70 relate,
a very large flag which suspended near the grave
was blown away from the staff and carried by the
vino to the newly edup pit, where 1t WAS deposited
and left TO soak in the rain and mud, an appropriate
holocaust to the departed great The anger OF heaven
was thus unequiyocay expressed AZ the Infamous
decoration of our hOnored banner. What Is the next
form in which Southern insanity viii display itself
fpliletc clnhia
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT.
WAsnINoTos, Satnrday, May II Is

WAsHISoToS, Saturday, May IL, 1861.
The President has issued proclamation s;ting forth
that srrecton exists in the State Of Florida by which
the lives liberty and property Of loyal citizens are en-
dangered and It is deemed propert all needful meas
es should be taken for the protection Of such citizens
and I'll officers Of the United States in the discharge Of
their public duties.
The President directs tie Cormur der cl The fotces
o. the United S,s'es ,he Trsii Goa r'raii no
rersoH 10 cXeicie" ass 90 80 1I"' 10
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
THE WAR SPIRIT AROUSED IN WESTERN
Correspondence Of Ths N. Y. Tribune.

PERRY N. Y May 6, 1861
noticed by the papers of to-day that the Rochester
Quinby Regiment is delayed at Canandaiga, Gen.
Van Valkenburgh, Commander-in-Chief at Elmira,
not having suitable at the rendezvous
Not regiment, therefore, from Western New-York
has yet reached camp Most unaccountable delay.
Nor is it because there is backwardness on the part OF
the people in the interior and west to enlist Com
panies are readily made up; men leave their aecus-
toned avocaons, are at loss Of time and expense to
Themselves waiting for acceptance or marching orders
until labor again is reer'bc 20 theunreitain'y OF ser
ieo ani IS d. nd f..Is - 'he comforts Of
fonrs g.. ncl g, .. .,s Yts, ;le Wsr spirit
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
CONNECTICUT.
NV HAvEN. Saturday. May II. lSG

NV HAFtN, SatuFuayl May 1T, IoOI'
The Second Regiment of Connecticut volunteers,
Col. Terry, embarked for Washington last night on
lie steamer Catawba. They previously marched down
Chapel street. eacor,eiby large body of Citizens Cav
airy, 10y body of Old Now-Haven G ays, and by the
Emme' Guo-d They marched in rlatoons Is abreast,
lhc citg ioito Keeping the streets clear They made
very inc appearance. The whole city was alive with
people and thr route OF the procession one grand
array of tag.. Al left in good spirits.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
THE REPORTED NEGRO INSURRECTION IN
OWEN COUNTY. Ky.

RIsNG Srv, IND., Salurday, May IT, I8bI.
The reported negro nsurrection in Owen and Gala
tin Couiics, n.y.. originated a- follows: One lady met
two neeroc, armed, when she wen, aud told her min
is,,r hat the negroes were arrng. lie at once spread
%, alarm. There was considerable excitement in
Brocme County, opposite thii place latt night The
military were under arms wangfor the signal guns to
render assistance.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
THE APPARENT LOYALTY OF MARYLAND.

The eubOlned extract IS from letter receIYed ifOm
q resident in Baltimore:
BALTIMORE, May Q, 1861.
After ALL neither city nor State wen be trusted
by the Government. The leaders bidng their time.
Legally is passive, but disloyaity active whether
only prudence to keen quiet But lie, one disastrous
fight take place and the Seces10lsts viii not be slow
to follow up the blow if they the smallest chance
to overthrow the Government.
fear there is to great confidence growing mp, and
il is wrong. Il may in fact, prove fatal Not resi-
Dent not man. should be refused, Of the right stamp;
and all energy should be used to enroll equip and du
and concentrate troops in this State the PenDsy ylysnia
border aud out to the Mississippi. am mistaken, or
there will be a bard fight before long, From conver
satiou with two or three Union who have return
ed from various parts Of Virginia. it is evident that
large bodies Of troops being concentrated at various
points in that State and hat Washington may DOT DO
quite so safe from attack ar some people suppose.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
NOTES FROM CORRESPONDENTS.
LET THE TRAITORS BE SRIZED.

To fAs Editor Of me N. \. Tribune
SIR: There il little dOubt that many Of the chief
rebels AZ the South making ee tbs
country their yisiuOus necks from the her Et.h
suggest that faBd be raised pay experienced de-
tecv-s the large cities han capture and such
scOunde may ecpo and not allow th'm TO live upon the
anywhere The excitement present that oet
few comparatively appreciate the af.sr 1iefrdne o. his
Jea DaSi. is 20. worth earrion as Proside bu. h heA
would look good in halter and While he s ut,ehy @ ~
his great crime bis country and 70 humany ne 90
received with great j0R at the Norh' III lie esH"' 0
let have htA dead. IL ID IA
Yours Tor The whole county -
Nscark, n. Y May ~, isoi'
THE PATRIOTIC CONTRIBUTIONS.
To fle Editor Of Ths " T. Iri1sae -, .....
SIR: find in your list OF patriotic Contributions,
published In your valuable PRsp sGS have spopss.d
% and the aud private eontb1tions amount
Lancaster G0qs,, Pa Mas y a. 1851 john h. LONG.
GOOD FOR PoUGHKEEPsIE.
To ns Editor e5 TAs n. y Tribune.
SIR: In summing up the contributions made oy
on, plsces for the support Of volunteer &e., ia 1Ks
lrEisrxk of this morning you put down Ponghkeepe o.
i Our Council hass appropriated $1,000 ana
the citizens have raised over more by saosnptons
making little more than l9Oo iouFs' Ae-' r m, ,,,
PoagAkespse Mays, 1851 >. T. rLArf
THE PATRIOTIC CosrRIBUTIoss.-The list OF
patrotie contributions published in The TRIBUNE
"Wednesday was, doubtless, very incomplete II would
be impossible to embrace all the gs which hive been
40 freely bestowed in behalf Of the Union aud tho
enforcement Of the laws A correspondent points out
the very important omission Of the contributions in
Cleveland, which were;
BY the eitirens. ..-.....................Slo01
By the ci'y................ .................io.e"
Total saaeoo
for the benefit of families whose heads have volunr
teered IN the service o< fhs Government
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
TIE TRAITORS AT WORK.

BosTos, Saturday, May H. 1861.
An attempt haa been made TO cut of the Cochituata
wa'cr from The dy BY breaking open the main conduit
near Newton lower f,lls. TIE attempt was unsuc-
ccs@ @ the mason wor, being too strong for the imPe-
merits used.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

ALBANY, Saturday, May II, iS6l.
Tie official order for the election Of field officers in
Co. Keugan'r Regiment il issued to-day.
An order for the inspection of Col. Shehans Regi-
lnenl will be lssuod
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
DEATH OF LIEUT.. BROWNS.
PHILADTLPHIA, Satuft

PHmaDTLPHIA, Saturday May ii, 1861.
Lieut. j. Hogan Browns died last night on board the
Receiving ship Princeton of which he was the Exeeu-
tive officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
FiXCITING FROM BALTIMORE

x,reRTNG qELEGBAPHIC DISPATCHES.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

surrender of the St. Louis Rebels.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

CAPTURE or DICxENSONS STEAM GUNY
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

eg,,kl, Walliss TrsasOnmongerng Resolutions