Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23
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r. The Kentucky Senate yesterday refused.
By vote Of. 4s yeas4O AZ nays, to arm the
state the Constitution requiring 81 l4utes to
make an appropriation of that amodnt. a
resolution was introduced endorsing The doc
trine contained in the proclamation Of Gov
ernOr zMagOain, which was rejected. a
resolution was adopted requiring the State
Guard to take an oath to support the COh-
stitntion Of the United States and that Of
kentucky. .L+-o3l-3.g ~ .lsoa i. .s,,f IL
This Indicates that body from any sfilia-
ton with -seeessionisn, and G is a terrible
rebuke to the tfaitorous aogoain. AflhOaeF
to the Union men Of Kentucky. 6 ~ -. -r.-.
On Tuesday the Vigilance eomraittss Of
IniiauOpolis seized seven boxes containing
hardware for artillery harness. and three
barrels Of vitrioi (For telegTaphing purposss6
ISound So,th 5l1 54G1 k1E jGZ W f1-ll sI.
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The vote in Virgins on the ordinances Of r
recession takes place to-day. Tits said So
900 soldiers will vote for it. -.
Matters ut the Capital oA@ 7s'5a
= Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette. =
Q W1sHnsToN, Msy21.
- General Patterson left to-day to resume E;s
command. The Department of Pennsylvania
will retain It's present Status, except that all
the Ohio troops viii be removed to Washing
ton. h +. --- -...-- --''-S' z -s.-- = -
The Governmentfntends to strengtbentbs
Charleston blockading feet in order 10 render
it more effectual. s, $50 --~ s,-- 'a-'
Some Of the Ellsworth Zouaves visited
Alexandris to-day, carrying the stars and
stripes with them. They raised their coIors
on wharf and saluted them with cheers. q
The Union men Of Virginia say that there
is no hope Of Che expression of q fairvote on
Thursday as the voting is viva Yoce, and mo-
enc will dare to declare for the Union.
The Virginia rebels are much excited over
the destruction of their batteries at.the IA safk
oil Elizabeth river. Great exaggeratinns reach
us intheir journals l4J51 1-l -a-
Special Dispatch to the0 Cincinnati Commercial.
'@" 90 - WAsHIEeTos, May Il. -
1t has been officially given out that the
Government is determined Is adopt stringent
measures Of retaliation against any foreign
power That win give direct or Indirect aid or
comfort to the Southern rebels. .------ C'4 III
The first and all the members Of the Cabi.
net being conscious OF the enthusiastic and
unanimous cooperation Of twenty millions
of people who are ready to make any sacri-
Zee Of life and property for the representation
Of our nationality, are animated with firm
and fearless resolution, 70 Sindicate the su-
premacy OF the federal laws against rebellion
at home, and repel ell foreign informed ding,
however strongly backed up by physical
force, A vigorous defined course Is fully de-
cided upon to meet any emergency. =. '--'--'-
The Government does not apprehend that
any foreign power viii In any way recognizes
-or tolerate the exercise OF prerogatives Of
sovereignty of the rebellious States. The
Governments OF Austria, Prussia, aad Russia
have already expressed, through their repre-
sentatiTes here, sympathy with the North,
and indisposition to recognize the Southern
COnfederaey. - - ~ + ---'' p
As to England and France the Secretary
of Slate Is confident that no matter what
English ministerial conclusions may be, the
sympathy of the English Parliament and
people viii be with the loyal States
The Mexican Government has been in
formed ere this, by Minister Corwin, that It
is the intention Of the Government of the
|. United States to- carry out the Monroe doc
trine to the letter, and protect our sister Re
public against aggression from any. foreign
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Spain has been notified that the United
States will not, under any circumstances, al
low her usurpation in st. Domingo. - l5a
( The above statements are authentic and
will bereeeiEed, it is tobe hoped. as addition
al evidence of the eaiB1ss prevailing the Ad-
ministratiQn. d5.lR 10 .-y14s sal.-z h. .i .
Tgenty-eight vessels haye already been
captured by our bloeksding feet at various
points according to sdEioes at the Navy, De-
partments 1.lo sai 7cl sv4si III z5oi 81 1ei-
Wsshingtonis still full Of prominent men
from ah. parts of the country, offering men,
ships and money to the GoEernm ents 3l1.
Immense amounts of ammunition and pro-
visions continue to arrive here. sasz.ls5 40 Vi
Two thousand more troops have sTiEed
since last night.sl.8D a ~ .ls.-od.g1 .-7.5 Z.
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