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LATEST EASTERN NEWS.

ST. L0rIS, May 3d.
rho President has issued his proclamation,
AnrS Goth, calling out $4,000 additional volun-
,ssrs for three years service, 4OOoO regulars ior
Svo years service, and $4,000 seamen ior five
wears service.
Eirhteen thousand troops were reported TO be
in Washington.
President Buchanan entertained no idea Of 60
inc to Europe or running to CanIda His ne
n6ew has enlisted in Pennsylvania regiment.
An. 8. Arsenal is to be located at Rock Island,
M. similar to the one at Harper's Ferry.
Gov. Curtns message to the Pennsylvania
Legislature speaks Of the unexamplcd prompt
ness and patriotism which has responded TO the
Presidents call. lie says the Government must
be sustained, and the road through Baltia ore
must b. kept open. Herecommends ifteen new
regiments Of cavalry or infantry.
Advices from Annapolis, April 80, say forts
in the vicinity are Occupied by United States
troops .'...
Both Houses Of the Maryland Legislature have
passed resolutions affirming the right Of the
Government to march troops through Maryland
to defend the Capital.
Correspondence from the South represents
that North Carolina will go out Of the Union by
acclamatiion.
NlfgtnlAnS are moving ull Tue uaCHhleTy ~
Harper's Ferry to Richmond.
A gentleman arrived at Washington from
Richmond, who says that 5000 troops are 60
ing toward Virginia from the South.
Il is reported that fifteen members of the Vir-
Rinia Convention voted against the ordinance Of
secession, but il was kept secret.
The Chicago Journal correspondent says there
i great desttution and starvation in Mississippi
ltk,, la
Four thousand troops were to occupy Cairo,
Illinois. Fears were entertained OF an attack
from the Tennessee forces
Reports from Charleston say that the war
mortality is very great
A gentleman, who arrived on the schr. Pitts,
SAYS that three hundred were killed aud sew.
eral wounded in the Fort Sumter affair, but the
South Carolina people swore TO keep IL secret.
II Is said that martial law will not be pro-
claimed at Washington unless there Is further
cause.
King, Minister to Rome, and Schultz, Minister
to Austria, are said to have leave Of absence to
command a regiment Of volunteers.
There is no truth about a reported armistce.
Il is reported that Gov Letcher wond issue
. message fOrbidding the passage Of troops
through Virginia to attack the city Of Washing
Ton.
Gov. Back, Of Nebraska, has issued call for
troops for the service Of the United States
Adams, Minister to England, Clay, Minister
20 Russia, and Hammond, Minister to Sweden,
lsR for Europe May lst, by steamer Niagara.
The 7ribanss Washington dispatches say the
policy Of the Administration Is war, and the
Cabinet is unit.
The Navy Yard at Norfolk Is to be rtaken
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ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify the Blood.

These Pills have been placed by the common consent
Of mankind at the head Of all remedies for renewing
obnoxiou, poisOns from the blood and cleansing all the
tissues nf the body. They have saved Thousands year
afteT year from falling sacrfre to the effects Of dys
pepsla, dysentery, darrLe, constipation, liver COM
plaints &C., tact atesrd by myTads Of witnesses.
Excessive weakness aud debility. the warnings II de-
creasng organic energy and vital decay, restred
and reanimaied with yigor and heaul action in every
organ thrnuRhnut the ystem. by the restorative and
exLiarating influence Of this medicine
, 1861-05-23
Complaint incident to Children.

An complaints Of children soon he cured II care
be taken to purify their blood correct the action Of tht
liver an cleanse the stomach and bowels few jures
II these famous Pills will Immediately have the desired
ect particularly parents be careful In not allowing
them To Of things which they know would inurous
TO themselves.
, 1861-05-23
Puff --Shortress of Breath with
Weakness.

Very bad symptoms which. u not corrected may ten6
10 some serious disorders of the bear or other vital
organs. Eat moderately of sods take six Pills nightly
for some little tmej take plenty Of fresh air with mod
crate exercse and the human machinery will be quickly
restored t health and vgor Try this but for three days
oaIy and the result will lie marvellous.
, 1861-05-23
DROPSY.

The efficacy n Hieways Pills in Drnnsy is extraor
dinary They art with such peculiar III ct upon tht
sIAefn that the ds arising from this direfu disease
are mperceltbly carried of and PrIvented from any
further accumulation. Tue surrnr re.ains buoyancy
Of Spirits and ri ices in completely renovated con-
stitnon; but Il is ndispen, ably necessary that the
Ointmeut should be must entctuAlly rubbed into the
ronni.inin0 DaFfa.
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Female Complaints.

All disorders Of tic sex, and diseases in every crisis
perlOus N the life aud health Of woman, youthful OF
aged, married o. SINGLE may be radically and quickly
cn ed witbnt risk or trrule, by doses Of these
Pills, taken according to the printed directions.
, 1861-05-23
Indigestion with languor and want
Of energy.

When taking these Pills rub HOlloway's celebrated
Ointment uver the pit OF the stomach, and the
regions Of the Ever on the right side under the ribs
AID you will a. once experience change for The befte
in YOUR digestion Spirits appetite, strength aud energy.
The Improvement, though II may be gradual, will be
thorough ana lasting.
, 1861-05-23
CARPENTERING.
DOORS, Window SlSHIS. EHIDS. ETC.,
MADE TO ORDER.

TIME SUBSCRIBER, HAVING COMPLETED
the furnishing II his establishment with the requisite ma.
cnery prepared execute with Dispatch In the most
all orders In his line. The machinery
my establishment gives NE facilities for executing work
such as are possessed hy else the SOun Pares
desiring Doors Window Sashes, Blinds, Brackets Stroll work,
stc obtain them short notice At reasonable rates
Contracts will be entered into for the erection Of buildings
In whole part, and every variety OF Carpenter work
done.
~" ROBERT aCODBURN,
3.lsH SteiIaeO0ua. w. Y.
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let us hasten then. We have no
time to lose"
Langley had left our hero and Benton
together, the latter having arisen to his
feet, and had gone into the tent, and when
the two turned to enter, they met him
coming out with Alico.
The corporal had hastily given her an
account of their escape so far, and Of their
meeting her brother in the person of the
sentinel guarding her place of confne-
mcnt, and when she met them outside the
tent, She ioytully embraced Robert and
briefly salutcd our hero.
But no time could be spared for extend
cd speech and the party hastily aud
s,caIthily moved from the spot. the friend
y darkness Of the night favoriug them on
their way.
After being once or twice challenged by
the cnemy's guards and pickets, and mar
rowly escaping capture, they finally cross
cl Bull run just before daylight, and ear
ly in the morning entered the camp of one
al the New York Regiments. From
thence they set ont for the whereabouts
of the Rhode Island Second Regiment,
meeting them on their march from Centre
yiIlc, at about the hour Of eight.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

DrEi. BETWEEN PIcSFrs.-A Washington
correspondent OF the Detroit Tribune tells
the f,lowng yLrn
\ good story Is in circulation here, but
which has not vet rot into the papers. rs
lpr print. lJr the benefit ot whom it may
concern
One of the Michigandars being out on ad-
vance picket duty. Il lev days ago, cllnc in
j .ht Of a ,nth Clr1linl lr.b'l, .tIsp on sim
ll4r duty. whn the lo!l9wins dialogue anu
luei took pIaea
Mchi.tn Halo, Soath Carolina, how
arc yua to-day
S5uth Glrolina--.. Pretty well, thank
you. how are all the lanlces -
NJ" 50, 81 WHAT the news over in
bike?
s.. Nothing in p,rticalar, only we've
59t 'me rill n1w thtt viii outsio1t Your
Y,nke,, guns all hollow.
M-DJn't bclirv, the yarn. III sec .sh-
ers hrag too much. Can fool your pap On
that trigger.
s." suppose, then, You and just tax.
iew private passes at each other To settle
this HttIc question. WHAT say YOU -
Nj N,rc.d. Forty rods and three
shots each.
lhr question then arose as to the rrrlimi-
narizs, a., thcrt hcing no ptrtl : pr, sent T.
act ~ seconds. lhc.t wrr', however, soon
settled by ; uth G,r5lrna giving Michigan i.
.old ltllr ior tie first thrrc tots. Ille
PARTIES then took their positions, and Sauth
C,ralinl hl,z ii away bis three shets at
Michigan, " - stood erect AMI pointed out
I south Carolina the direction each of his
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~, .,----- ". ~,
WALL NIEhht MD TUE Nj ~ NC
monetary writer o, inc New ofN he'-
a/a says III ln''rsi'y issue
The intelligence OF the definite de-
parture Of the great naval expedition I'M
parted more strength and hopct0lness to
the market to-day, and we have to report
general advance in prices, with an ac-
tive inquiry for stocks. People have ey-
identity madc W thair minds that the ex-
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Z { t t Y.
Our Country's Call.
ny WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.


Lay down the axe, fling by the spade;
Leave in its track the toiling plough;
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60. ~ ~ IL -. I 1T,
M, -, - 81 81
nc "'' NV ~
A"' ma s'' o'' '''' ""'''e "e'N'
Our country calls away! away
To where the blood stream blots the green
"i,Se !" ue'e'' Uie Se'''eS' s""s
'n"' u'''' ~ az i'S 'ouis. mas
49, 't''t a ''>""'',''s Wv
", mug ','e " '',"s I
ny lNSn ",S'l'te 'Ii "o"l.' "'iu
""s' o'"' '''e o'''"o" ""''o'' 0'0N
lIo, s-iriv as the oaks We clcave,
And moved as soon to fear and flight,
MGn OF .he g'nuc anu .oitst go
~, h"ur "o""ct"i' i1' 'ne Iieiu ~ VI II 'iS''.
IN. Inns '.'"' W f''
II, "a" ''''' ven r. - VI, ''nzi,-c '.'' -
~, .,,l se' 'e" a"NT S"''' w o.,oI'
'ie al III '''"s ''se Wv i'a''s''e'
And We who breast the mountain storm
By grassy steep or highland lake,
Come. for the land We love. To form
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

TnE ARMY TO MoyE-Thc Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York
+ WorlH says =
There need exist no longer any grave
apprehcnsions as to the grand army Of the
+ Potomac going into winter quarters III
this vicinity The President, it is under
stood, has assured several distinguished
gentlemen that forward movement of
the army is determined on, though at
what time it is not proper TO state. Those
who have not been fully posted have been
quite loud i'll urging an immediate advance
fearful that at the same time it was not
contemplated by those in authority. The
impaticnee of the people may be set at
rest tor the present 1t is not at all i'm
probable that movement will be made
and victory achieved before the distant
public are aware that anything has occur
red to disturb the inactivity of the army
just now.
The correspondent of the New York
Times also says -
Il think have sufficient authority for
explicitly denying the statement that thc
army of the potomac would 90 into Win
ter quarters within the lines Of the pres
eut cncampmcnt or entertainments. No
such purpose is entertained by the Gov
crnment, and no such suggestion has been
made by Gcn. Mcclellan. Indeed, with
in the past fortnight the activity of prep
aration has been greater than within the
same time for the last two months. OF
course, an army is to remain in and ar
round Washington to defend the Capitol
and doubtless we shall have large camp
of instruction For the men and horses
constituting this force, winter barracks
will be provided, and timely preparations
are making for this but beyond this
there is nothing being done that looks
like inacton during the winter months. >
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Domestic Receipts.

Pae<e G.EE.-No. l-Oue pou,d and
i quarter ct butter ona pound Of sugar,
onr pound Of flour, ten cLIS, the grating
Of Il nutmeg, ona winc9lls,illl of brandy
and wine mixed; beat tha butter and
sugar. very light, then by dc.rccs add
the wine, brandy and nutmeg, and one
fourth Of the flour; wiisk the eggs till
very thick, which stir in the butter and
sugar gradually, then add the remaining
flour, one-third at time; beat all wcl.
together; line your pan with paper, put
in the butter, smooth the top with Il knife
bake IN moderate oven about two hours
and Il half
PorNp C>KE.-No. 2-One pound OF
butter, one pound of sugar, ten c4-,, ony
large spoonful of roso- water. one nutmeg
grated, one pound citrou: wash the cit
ron in warm water, dry it on Il towel, cut
it in thin pieces. thea chop it very tina
put all the ingredients tegetuer, a. direct
ci in No. | add the fruit last heat
well /; thea butter and line your pan with
white paper. put in the batter, spread it
smooth with knife, and bake in mod
crate oven.
PorNp CtKE.-No.3-one pouul oi
butter, one pound OF sutlr, tea cg!s, one
wiuceasstui of wine aud ro>,-watcr mix
cl, one pound and a quarter OF flour, ON
utue-, one teas Poonlul# OF cin1mon, one
pound Oh dt'cu eurf'h'' fotIne l'S e.
a'e'''S ,o9''n'r a. II '''''5'' III Yes an
: :" - 'n1 'rul' '''' ana o''e III Il III } =
crate o'e"'
CLAM S5rp--Wl>h the shells, put
them in kettle with the water which adj
heres to them; pat the he,tc where it
will be hot enough to cause a steam from
the clans which will open them; TO on,
Qaart of clam, put tNo quarts Of water
'oLp 'l' 1LN" ".--'t' d 'r''n e'2','2'. =.
''S' oi i!is '''S' '' '.''H - cut 1t III t'.'
'aNc d Nn''e ana gu' 1t nae l''t III ., "',','
,"e'' pun o'' "'gN''''5 l''si' i'tfet III '"s '9''
''T " ,'s "'''',''' =,
N pee' uP '"'g' - I''' 'o Il, ,''"' W o'''
e"' VI Soot ,'"''35'' 'u,' ''' -' 90 wa
't' NreI u 's5.'' - '',!'NIH 81, H.
P'ts' o' pclI''+ cl '''A ~ 81 Il ni@"o'S "%'
i teAS'''.''u u .. a.''' al Il '''S' ,oo'l ~
"l NnI'' 7''sar %l};, ee'' pour II :, oig' ,
'"e cappaee a'i' sur II .o@e.4eI' !i - s'oi'
S'',,''''s TO ''o''' S'F'''N'' VIII" o'a'N P'.'-
| PV''
OYSTER ONELErrE,-Whiel six CRY
to thick iroth, then add by degrees a 9i5I
of cream, beat them well together, season
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Arkansas BAGGAGE.-"Boy, run up
stairs to No., and bring down my bag
gage-hurry I'm about moving said a
tall Arkansas-meat-axc-looking person to
a waiter at one of our crack hotels
"What is your baggage, Massa, and whar
is he?' "Why, three pistols, pack of
cards, bowie knife, and a shirt. You'll
lind them all under my pillow"
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Mistellantous.
Pr#tn the American | mon.
The Rhode Island Volunteers
Or TIE
UNION GIRL or MANASSAS.
BY oEnR6E \. HANCEoEr.
IeoNelrstoN.
flitrTEE HI.
GlNg LIS HtpN.


The next day thc army nt ''en. NJ
peNcii moved upon 'tulIeFite' 'hs tf'tt>
leaving tue place Just previous to the Fed
eral troops entering IL
Buck to the almost imprcgnabie posi-
tious around Manassas Junction, where
Gen. Bcaure-ari and his army were sta
81 toned, retreated the rebels Of eentresiIle
81 Among them were Llentcnauts 6ranger
aud Danvers, with the Rhode Island P-is-
oners and the sttti captive gfi.
II AlthouSh 1t hAs been sad 'aa' the FED, l,
rrAl rs'~osers have bee" zen ge.er'ily .'l wei
nsea 9s ta5f g9'H''' 'pi '"s w y u
trst days, oar nero anu corporal Langley
who were confined tose'hsr' met with any,
thug but good usage lhe oihaeF' a"l
men were 'nsoent-oi'en fauntei tA'm
e'neernins their government "hi gave
i'fm oat poor anl sr'htY i'Fe' A"io"@
the most lnsolcnt oil their ioeS was rebel
F a ssn'. sarsi o@ "'''" %S 1%ash .i,ai s"s
a9TS over & Tue spa,n,s'I, l.r ,h,n 1'V ane " nra
fykel them to reply to HI, insults and and
who wiae'ns under r., their Y,,I Te%aFS'' marx haa
Tar heroes, indignant al sucn treatment
resolved not only TO DC fe'ehsea' pn' II
4 e,shle, to make their escape at tue same
mc.
1t was the nlsht oil July -'th inc
ght anterior to the great oatt,e-aHa
vgcant spencer ana corporal Langley
ATsse together IN ,he,r pace oil l,nPrFohI
Rt, eonfersing IN 10" toheS-'he feoei
| KN Rnon at the time' oe'ns seh''nci over
NWLN ln, AMI with shouldeFed hluSAee an4
NAN surcd tread waking 10 anu 'ro /"
aNEf of their tent.
\ II kkGAl IS still and silent" observed
,kley don't believe there Is any
N = Richards pit the sentinel. lie
&&ss Bray. Roaayeterate foes By
- 80 .nN we might even
IS, ~ II I'D make our escape.
NJ So. - .SsffS.af ~ not being bound y
NJ fAsf, AAv o'l.ibcrty Is everything
u ~ DC risk to obtain it
aAa. ..sL... ~ cost the sentinel his
=, e.. "A : tple to attempt our
< n ls4le ly sag al there is something
ss-s' v'X.siooug Z "a,
EsY ed girl, NH9
mIasss5estie { w.l,sv bsifton n--.he Is. ,tllI a
n ~ ~ but effect her free
~ po'H
E srtt,yAS. .-.,s5hc, although it will be
-Ssot' :. .7,,St,er -. to run the gauntlet OF
whole camp But thanks to the
&Staunts OF the rebels We have learned her
Whereabouts, aud it is not far away"
% - That is true! Without her rescue
being achieved, halt the pleasure OF our
4. eEeape would be lost
4 " Undoubtedly" smiled Langley. Our
\ veitabie womap.latcr, Of late, has great
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it III the morning entered the camp OF one
al the New York Rcgimcuts. From
thence they set ont for the whereabouts
of the Rhode Island Second Regiment,
meeting them on their march from Centre
willie, at about the hour Of eight.
CHAPTER ".
Resolving upon fcreins the entrcnch-
mcnts at Bull Run, and pushing on to
Manassas Gap, the Federal troops knew
well that severe battle was imminent
upon this day, and proceeding forward
upon every side, eager for the fray, those
gallant, patriotic forces hoped to achieve
glorious victory, ere the golden sun
should sink below the western horizon.
At half past nine o'clock, the brave AMI
efficient Rhode Island Second with the
division to which it belonged, (Gol. Hum
ter's) crossed Bull Run, up to which time
nothing of moment had occurred at this
point.
After the men had obtained supplies OF
water and a temporary rest, intelligence
was received that the enemy were directly
in trout in large numbers, and according
y 'nc a'"s,t'' re- 7''''e1.'S 'lp' 0'''ei IT.
"ers -, 'ot'"s' ii of1ef o' oa''ie'
IT, nfS' oq% Ifa movement was 1 hlaae "a,
cum. who WAS ordered t. throw out skir-
mi,hers in front aud upon hota flank and
s1i'tn' y Advancing 'aeF !, VIZ II, 5'oh '2''-
'io"'s' y '"s ''s'> ~ II ~ - 's't''
,'5.',,,.,,'..s.',I - - al - c,r. : : -
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Il, = ~. - 5Sar, w. ,sr..,;. ~ aa,,.
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-, = r., -
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"a, I'D -. ,tn r51Io Ist,.l r;rs,
-. .,,'',, ~. Xam VI aaI ,ba V.,r
,i..a..l.:,. sd .;a,oa,l - ,Lo;,. IN
-. 's,'' =, - p4I,il,
second. with determined resolution, net
only had held their position, but had driy-
en- the cncmy some distance.
The whole Of the brigade Of Cal Burn
,idc becoming engaged, the attack grew
tmorc bo)d and furious, while the resistance
wa. stubborn and determined bat the
Gallant Federal soldiers conpcll,,l the rob
81, to retreat and pushed i5rwarl after
them.
!, 49,, =,l,r;lf;,,, .,nj.,,r;on i; ,L,.t5c
I3 Va" s",' i,''',','''7 So ,,' 49, s,j ', pbal
Ip. I"l,n1 - ,ba, f.I,, - h,aod Tbar. sCaI
Slnrnm =, ,bn be,d af tb,-rr,in,ent f.II
n'ar,.ii,' ~ eYi :, ronr5.jNamar,,r n tho ,ns1
- ii. c,na,ry ,nJ , .oIl;cr a a.. tr;o,l ,
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'''''"' 'P''''' 81
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- At II Printers Festival in Washington,
the following WAS regular toast, u olnaa
The taircst work of creation ; seeing that
the cditioa is extensive, let no one BE- with
out copy.
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at1Stlltt bl .liltc anu IiCl Dlpllltls
L" BY heaven, there are our foes with
in our very reach , 3" shouted the South
Carolinian. Press on men! fifty dollars
to hun who captures either one Of the
three foremost of our apposers.
On, men. for the glory of South Car
olina. and the independence of the Southern
Contederaey :" continued Danycrs.
Both parties, eager to meet each other,
rushed furiously forward, and soon were
engaged in deadly striEe. Nothing could
withstand the inpetuosity of the Federal
detachment, as they pied their bayoncts
with all the skill and velocity of veteran
troops. Within FIVE minutes the rebels
begaa to yield ground-Danvcrs fell dead,
shot by bullet from pistol in the hands
of our hcro-ilngley's active steel piled
a heap around him, and Benton raging
like tiger at bay impalcd his deadly en-
envy, the miscrcant Granger upon his bay
onct.
"Ha ha ha :" laughed the latter, hy-
stcrcally, as the South Carolinian fell to
the ground a corpse, Ia ha ha am
avenged Ny sister will no longer fear
the Vaccinations of villain. The
marks upon my back no longer burn and
tester. They will heal, AMI | shall be Il
man again.
The rebels still retrcatei, and portions
of the Rhode Islander, pursued, Spencer,
Langley and Benton being among the tore
most.
Wholly without support the brigade OF
burnside nevertheless drove back tne ch,
cmy, and after a time they were relieved
by Major Sykes, OF the the Third United
States Infantry. Soon after the division
OF Colonel liemfze,mah was mafGaea over
point attacked the foe, which IN httle
while were everywhere dispersed
Then Tor while the brigade OF Col.
Burnside was drawn off into the woods to
rest, and to obtain i fresh supply OF am
maatiou.
1t IS not our purpose to give detail OF
the Whole battle or to speak of what was
done by other divisions. Suffice 1t To
-ay, that up to four o'clock, the enemy
had been driven back =. all points, AMI
victory was within toe grasp of the Fed
craI army, when large reiutoreenents of
the rebels arriving, IT, tide of victory
turned, and the army of General Mellow
II - os!is . ros4,..
With the rest Of the army raireate3
ilre second Rhode Island, aaa upon arrig-
ins at the house whore alice Banton hal
l.,,4.,, l. RrUtnu