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John Letche1, Esq., e1 Governor Of Virgin
In, has Issued an illegal proclamation to the
people of the Northwestern counties Of that
State, exhortfng them all to be traitors. The
most noticeable feature Of the proclamation
is found in the frat paragraph which declares
the right Of all people to alter or abolish any
form Of Government which does not suit
them, and-what next? Why, that the Viz
glnia bill of rights prohibits the erection of
any other government within the limits Of
the state, than that which be (Letchez) clalns
to Representa-. Letcher Is logical to the Last, :
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Damage by the Tornado.

01Hc1NsAr1, June 22s-Threc spans Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad bridge across
the Big Miami, near Iawrencebufg, were
blown down By the tornado last evening. The
bridge will be repaired at the earliest moment,
present. The storm wasssevere in the city,
blowing down trees and damaging the rooh
Of bupsea -
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New YoRK, June GA een:leman who has
recently returned from Richmond, informs
us that when he left there wero only about
5000 troops eneamped there. Troops were
arriving and going through to Manasses aud
daily.
JEFF. Davis lives at the spotswood House,
Richmond, and the State Department and d
part Of others are In the hotel :.
Not more than one third Of the usual to-
bacco crop has been planted this year. There
Is NO market for 1t, the ground being more
valuable for wheat and corn. These crops
appear finely,
It ds extremely difficult for strangers to ret
away from Richmond.
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BosTor, June o2.-The 5th Regiment of
Maine will leave Portland for New York on
Wednesday next, via the Fall River line, from
Boston.
The Engata Santee sailed from Portsmouth
yesterday. She carries 50 guns, and her off,
GERS and crew number 500. The Vincannes,
at the Charleston navy yard, will proably sail
Tuesday. The Preb1e Is ready to sail,
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:: GRArrron; Va: ): Jana &-As1oraener.
Mcclellan and staff arrived heEaL earlE this
morning, accompanied By Lieut.. Maek,e COM
:psny belonging to the 4th q. e. artillery, ana
the sturgess Rife company of: Chicago asa
TIE 3d and n Ohio ksgimeata
ercsmped At Webster. Brg-Generd> Q. W:
Hill Of Ohio, and staff, arrived yesterday to
take command Of the Ohio brigade Of State
trocpe. 1t Is not known what movement is
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BALTIMORE, June 2a-The First Peansyl.
Eania Regiment Is at Frederick, at the request
Of Gov. Hicks. There are now 1900 federal
troops at Aonocacy Bridge, aud LOO at
sharpeburg, On their way to Ha7per's Ferry.
It Is thought the place WILL be occupied By
today. The Government has, however, taken
possession OF the telegraph, and wont permit
anything to be pub!iahed relative to the move
ment Of troops.
Tie report Is incorrect about the hanging
OF Col Bowman and Mr. Chase, By the rebels,
who had caught them near their lines.
, 1861-06-24

GEN. MCCLELLAN ADVANCING.
1nglorious Retreato Of Gov. Jackson.
LEXENCToN'E EVACUATED.
KENTUCKY ]! TO Be a: NEUTRAL.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzib1ne.l
WAsHIaaron, juno "a 1851.
The rumors ofan impending advance of the
rebel army ea nsasst upon the Federal forces on
the Virginia side are received to-day and fly
thick and fast tonight,
< Twisted Alexandria and Arlington Heights
this afternoon, aud found tha Bxigadier com
manding without any positive Information as
to the reported movements,
1t Ia, however, certain that Gen. Beaure-
gard could ut best advance with no more than
thirty Thousand men. None would Withstand
the deadly fire Of the immense batteries nou
completed. on the Virginia side Of the Poto.
mac. =.
Our troops are getting very tired Of Gen.
scott's slow but sure strategy. They all
tairly groan for an encounter with the rebels.
It is to be hoped that their wishes will BE-,
gratitled as soon as next week.
The oppressive heat continues. Il would
he hardly possible to make an ADVANCE With
the corps d'armee, with the mercury at 10a
degrees In the shade.
SECOND DISPATCH.
from Another Correspondent
WAsHIsGToS, June =.
shrcwd military men predict that no stand
will be made ut Manassas OF between here and
there. It is certain that they now, since Her-
Pers Ferry, have nothing to keep Manassas
for. Their line Of defence Is On James river,
with Richmond as its centre; and It is said
that they must retire. to 1t, without Offering
battle. As soon as Patterson appears with
lis troops coming down from the direction Of
leesbusgh, the rebels will see that they ara
outfanked, and will retire to Richmond
where their communications will not be cut
Of There may be fights between p!ckets and
scouting parties; but no general engagement.
g,!4,. T. r. a.
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LOUISVILLE, June 22a-On and after Monday,
freight over: the Nashville road will be
refused unless permitted BY the United States
Surveyor of this rurt.- The Journal BaysAO coo
guns were stopped yesterday ut JetIersonyille,
consigned to louisville, until satisfactory
assurances were received that they are for
Union men, -
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steamers Burned near Cincinnati,
b: CNCBNATI, June 23,-The steamer Lehich.
lld up in Fnltou, three miles from this citY,
Has burned By incendlaries this morning 1t
st o'clock. Her hull is still attoat, but the
upper works have been destroyed The
:. y: Cheesman was slightly burned. The
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ptiyatea Organized as above set forth win fu
III respects be placed on the footing as to pay,.,
and allowances Of eimilaF corps In The R=golsF
army, Tie allowance for clothing ehali be
IS SO Der month =, .s7 - =,
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ST: Lou1s, Mo, June 2.-Capt. Steele, Of
the 2: g.; CavalEy zesigned at st. Joseph On
the 18th inst and LETT for Virginia. -;
.Ihe sa2ta. Fe correspondent Of the RpuNs.
e4H says Capt: Claiborne and Leuts Jackson
snd Mcneil, recently stationed at Fort stan-
ton, have: e:resigned :. ::
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I. FORTRESS MONROE, June pa stsamer
which started for Norfolk With 70 asg Of truce,
sewqls Point. Il mas, however, met by . r.
bel rebel steamer which took the passengers,
to their destination. 80. 49, !:
It Is known that the first shot from sawyer'e
1if1ed gun, at the Rip Raps, shuck the rebel
magazine at 'sswaTs Potnt, scattering the r.
rebel! batteries have now been moved from
their, former. position Several capnou, at
Fortress Monroe are being Hdsd. 4 g.
Gen. Butter hast Issued a1 order prohibiting
:yeaeels approaching the forts for curiosity
etc. Asteamer Rt1 bring q number Of fugFi
!. crfas1 Isiaaa I'D f.. .ia,ialaaa. bastie:
Wltn Gannon. ~ &: a.i3I :, : H::1 '13lEal
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ST. LOUIS, Sunday, June "a
The steamer J. c, Swon arrived here from
the Missouri river, to day, bringing Colonial
Frank T. Blair and the wounded mea of the
battle Of BoonvlI1e. The wounded asa eleht
In number. One died last night, and oas
other wilprobably die. The remainder, 1t Is
thought. will recover. e..
Col Blair's account Of tbs fight and foot.
race at Bconsi1le ukrees, substantially, with
that already published The rebels lost from
seTenty-flre to two hundred: men, killed oud
wounded. One hundred prisoners were t1kea
and released On parole. -
The fire Was opened By the Union moa and
ema1t1y returned by tho rebels for about
twenty minutes. The rebel artillery was
stlenced In ten minutes. After, the
firing ceased, the ifootrace :, began
and WIS Kept up for ml1es. The rebels
threw down the fences as they went aid made
geod time. The flight through Boonyiue is
said to have been exceedingly ludlcrous.
The subsequent reception Of the, federal
troops IN TINT town was yery enthusiastic. 81,
Gen. Lyon remained at Boon7ille and was
preparing to start toward Arkansas.
Capt Fletcher''s company returned tonight
from trip down the Iron Mountain railroad,
They captured several secession flags and as
many more loud-mouthed secessionists, the
Inter took the oath Of allegiance. Loyallsts
are Increasing since the Boonyine battle.
Five companies Of Col. McNeil's regiment
and one company Of regulars LETT for. the
Southwest Branch to join Col sigel's Regi-
mept--the whole commanded by General
Sweeney: G.
/ dispatch to the Associated press.1
ST.. LOUIS, June 23.-The steamer ], C.
swon arrived at the Arsenal from BoonyilIe
at T. n, bringing 800 troops from Jefferson
C1ty and the wounded from Boonyil1e
n number; one died on the way down: Col:
87air arrived On the swon, and sin proceed to
says that the number Of State troops killed at
Boo1Sil1e Is not less than 10, and thinks Il
IVES much more. About 5000 United States
troops ere concentrated at Boongil!e. embrac-
ing the Iowa troops under Col Bates, the
Kansas forces under Col. Spence, Gen. Lyon's
volunteers.
From the Southwest We learn that sigel's
regiment Was within days march Of Spring.
field, Col. salomon being one dsy behiud.
Col Browns regiment left Rolla this morning
regiment Lett here this mofnine for Rolla'
When 1atest heard from, GOV. Jackson had
been joined ut Warsaw by the state troops
that attacked Capt. oook's command at Coils
Camp and from thence he puahea rapidly
on Southwark.
A letter to the Democrat from Southwest
Missouri says Gen. Watkins IVES organizing
troops in nearly all the counties In that nor.
tfon Of the State to cooperate with the Arkau-
eas forces now at Pocahontas, Ark, Where
large number Of secessionists from Missouri
arc a1rtady eong1egated. Arms arc being
taken up White river for them.
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AAAx3$A
By order Of the War Department, the head.
quarters Of the 10Th Regiment Of regulars for
the army, Immediately 70 be organized, are to
be at Chicago. We give below the names Of
the officers appointed by the Prealdeut. The
recruiting Is to be, done IN the States c9n-
t]guous to the rendezvous Of the regiment: j..
s11TREHTH REGIMENT oF-ERA3TRY. J
Colonel.-.Andzew Porter, Pennsylvania,
Iste Captain a a1d BIT. Lleutenant Colonel
Iieutsnants :colonel-B. ::Ru.h} Pe.riken,
Majors.-Cadmns, N. Wilcox, ';Tennessea
1ate Captain 7th Infantry; Adatn. J; SIemmm.
Penrsy ylYauia1 &ate 1st tHH1tensuf 1sk kArtilIery:
Sidney Coolidge, Thlassachusetts,;.
- Captatns-Dalagan D. Perkins, New York.
late lists Lieut. 4th Art; Nelson B. SFeitzer.
Penn, late 1stLieutj,1st Dragons: Hnuh n
EleminGkPenn htu 1et;Lie 9Th fnf:5Wm:
"a. Webb 1talne, -latH 1afLseut 5th INF; Ehe:'
! 1eaer; Gay, New Hampahire;t late list LIeut. Cd
:DTagoons; Henryl& Efeedleyf Pennsylvania,
: mte 1st Lieut. 8d Inf;s sRnbt: E. CROTCH; De1a--
ware; Alexander H.: 8tautnm; Ohio ;.RobsEt
Barry, yalunteezs1! !Geng5 T. Woodsoh, Mis-
soQni Solomon g. Rahfnson, 0h1o;. Thomas
. HPhddocEA Illinois,; IA r4f1nzs1as Johnston. New
York: Harry uldeu. volunteers J. ~. TfoN-s
bridge, Ohio r. 4 -. = >: :: a* *
~ First 4isn3 Rysn, ConnectL
cut; Montgomery Bryant, Missouri; Edward
Dillon, Nebraska, late ID Lieutenant 6sh In.
fant1y; George N. Bascom, Kentucky, late
ga Lieutenant 1th Infantry; Wm. ]. 3lideIl,
Louisiana; ?. 7. Keys, volunteers; sllas ".
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NEoaA 'A1e1HU011M HUQ H&1E1100k6s'
ALEXANDRIA, June 22-Va.ious ramors a.e
adoat as to the stopping Of coal boats going
downsthe river.
Capt Ball, late- Of the secession cavalry, af.
ter re-arrest, has been released on taking the
-oath Of allegiance. ','
Intelligence Is received here Of the appoint
ment Of Gen. Dir to the Department Of Wash
ington.
BALTIMORE, June 2at-The correspondent
Of; the american, in a letter dated ut Williams.
port Friday night, eays Col. Boroman and Mr.,
Chase were hung at Martinsburg, yesterday
asspies; and he says this information Is relia-
bib ,f
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H4dKRsrowE. Nd, yqpe 2a:An ,erpreas
nofruth in the report.the cunbe1land Houe
Guard, stationed. at New Greek btidge,.Nere
al killed Or wounded. There wero Ii iii 26,
snd; al Of them escaped: They had two kmad
lion cannon which they spiked and threw into
the creek. :. .. ;.
and his elevated position commands the town.
He. has no present apprehenaIons OF aa a.
tack, and feels confident Of Lis ability to de-
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Jin Lana to Take the Fte1d.

WAsu1xaToH, June 23.-Gen. jim Lane re-
tu1ns to kensas in few days. His Brigeda
consists Of fire regiments Of infantry, six com
1cy.- The famous Montgomery vii com.
mand regiment Lane has Issued procIa:
matlcn calling on. the people OF Kansas to
rally under the flag, announcing his intention
to aia the Unionists Of Arkansas, Louisiana
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The news Of the defeat Of the rebels at
Boonsl11e and General Lyons's energetic pnr-
suit, caused Missouri Stocks to advance i X
Per cent. between the first and second
Rnarda
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T OsT-On Friday last, IN English
black. #Ith TN celorcd feet, cars clipped about
week sEo and nat set well. Answers Il tho name OF
JACK" Whoever will Ietuzn I'm to this olca OF
leaEe yotd where ho can be tound- will be llberaly
Ja34 St.St
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" PxavAteera and RfoekAils Captures.
WAsHMGToH, june 22--1t Il. .boliayed the
Government will not interfere with the dne
course Of hE in the caee Of the. captured 81.
rates OF the priFateer saya1nalh.,
The case Of the.condemned schooner Tfppu::
tc Wind. VIII prob.bly be appealed to tbs b;
T. supreme. court fu1 BENCH: go. :.:,T,
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The W1seonatn War Loun T4kons
MnwACEEE7 june 22-The Governor, Bank
Comptroller and prominent bankers hare held
. conference on the State lean question. We
learn that the State Ioan his all been taken by
tie banks Of this city, and the bonds are to be
received By the Bank Comptroller ut par, to
take the place Of Southern and other depre-
ciated securities In the department This ar
1angemens, It is thought, will he Of great ben
eft to the currency. !.
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GARD MUSIC FOR BANDS.

DHsos.a sM1cr Arato Foz BxAss BA1ns. tnclad.
a.e cS Rants st 1 Or sss IN Gss af TT no
Fasnh ;t r:s: u % R,r ssts Nailed sost pal9.
OLIVER D11EOd CO. PuklAheEs, Rasto1.
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Senator Johnson.. opIn,on,.

SENATOR JohnsonH OpIn1on1.
WAsHRaToN, June 23.-seuator johnson
:; estimates the Union majority in Eastern Ten.
neseee at nearly 25;0O0 md fur Secession in
Western aud Middle Tennessee under SC, LOCO,
He believes, with fair canynzs nud more time.
the state could have teen carried for tho
Union. Arms are wanted, both in Tennessee
and Kentucky, for the unionIsts.
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P1rTHBug1, June aa3.--The contest III 8:
champion gun. offered to the best: drIiled
company q home guards, took p!aee hero
to-day, t Has aMardsa 70 the Harper Zouayes,s
Capt! FalHood. Capt. F.. was }ormeriy one
OF the Chicago ZouaTea- a---..--.-...e- -: :
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The Tornado In Champaign County.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Trfbune.1
TIRHtEA 3pne -

Correspondents OF the Chicago Tftbune1
URHAEA4 June q.
We were visited yesterday by one CT the se-
rerest storms OF wind and hail ever expert
cnced in these parts by the Oldest inhabitants
The damage done here in the town is Light,
compared with the damage few miles In the
country. The damages in town may be summed
up rs playing sad havoc with gardens, cspe.
clauy thoee that we're very early, but not en-.
tire>y destroying my, the partially unrooaing
Of few houses, out.houses, sheds, stables,
corn-cribs, and breaking Of windows flooding
of houses, greatly to the annoyance and fear
fully frightening the females and children.
Our sister city Of Champaign, one and half
miles west, suffered perhaps mora than this
place, the tornado partially unrocang the
Doane House, and completely flooding the
, same. Other houses, I understand, entered
similarly. The storm passed from the north
to the south, here, an told. I vas out In
The country seven miles southeast, md about
five miles little south of east from Tolono,
at the horse Of WIN. Radehaueh. had Just
bccnout through his fields of corn, wheat,
cats, barley, &C., and congratulated him On
having the finest prospect fer good
crops Of any had seen, his being
the most forward. I then noticed The
gathering Of the storm in the f.r north, which
paseed east, then changed its course; nasstnp
opp.rent1y due west. vhen the c1on;d. eather,
I'D from all qzsrters, apparently, and burst in
east, perfect hnrrlcane ofwind and rain rra
demoliEhfnr on;t. a nnmher ~ horsea ooo,
pied and uuoccupIed, in a gtrio Of sorne miles
in vpfd+h Af+ar fau ,,t,,,+ae ~ ,-,,5 -,
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The N. 7. Tribune Of Friday Last says:
"Another steamer left for Europe yester-
day, but We have reason to believe that It did
not take out the order for the return to the
Cnited States Of the Correspondent Of the
Charleston secessIonista, Who represents the
United States In Portugal"
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DI e u.

On sunday, the sd Inst. MINNIE LOVE, daughter
eff. Ind Glars S. Wells, AEc1 years a1d 3moa::s
Funeral will be attended on Tuesday u,orning st %
C1cck rom thS residence ol her taher, West ADS OF
lnatana Ayenue drst door sou,h Of slEaEY Csnrrh.
, 1861-06-24

N Kw YoaK;; Jnne 2a-:-Bids for the Indians
State loan of q ,20o, ,00 reached $148, 900, 1t
the range Of 80f@SsH, The Loan Commits
hioneH decided not to. accept offers under IS,
and they take. .tM Friday next to decide
whether to accept even under 30.
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GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of

~ Cpek, 8. a.-c.rcuit Court Of cook County: July
Term 1851 LueiodA King u: Ch1raes: u. ktoE7;ln
1mda5is Of TIE res,denee Ct G. arl.s g. Klux d.
fendA1t aboTe naed hsytnzb n1ed IA ths oss of
is her{by EiTen 10 ne said Chaxee g. K1oe as sasd
complainant 1ed hsr bln of conH9qsd e. = aao e. Gnns as
H6l and that snnmona &ae5eupoa Issued ou$ Of tAt4
Cour1 sEains. said defendant returnAao %
+ Now unesa ron Baid Cnariee klak. khan per-
eooalH and apPezF nefors - t7reatt Cox
s. helasa e GhietEg = - RI cguatJ % g ssand
10 he said h1n Of eoEplstnt theTaustx
md " @ztssEa su tnings therein ehagea a1 staka1
Joa se4ozdsnS 70 tho 1Ex3rEo of nd hl q: = 4.
on;n,t. ,FM w, 4 = GaMsURI as!UCR Glesk
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The Illinois Rekfment OF CAynlry.
STATE OF H., GkNEnAL HEADQUARTERS.
Apy. GESKnAL's OFT1cx,
.. SrRINGFIlp, June Il 1aff |,


ADJ GENERALS 0FT1Cx,
Gentroz ordsr 10. los.
= The President Of the United States, hayin0
accepted the services Of ten companies Of
cavalry from the State Of Illinois to serve for
three yeazf. unless sooner discharged, the fol.
loving INSTRUCTIONS are ordered to be printed
Under Instructions from the War Depart
meut each company will be organized as fol-
lows:
SsRt5ta; e. I;sn;ten,nt ! 81 GspMt;t1, pMea,,ss,nt
! I'd Lieutenant, ID Lieutenant,
j & g: 3: +: Sergeant. so: 4 Sergeant.
8 goiPorais, -. GolPo.als'
: Fa55dsts s5s and Dksn's .5SIs Es$5tsfs and Bnas
1:Wagones, Wagner,
66 PttTates. u PrtIntes,
. Aggregate. Is Aggregate; -.
The officers, non commissioned officers and
pr1ynteH organized as aboTe set forth viii IN
III respects be placed on the footing as to pay,.,
and allows ances Of eimilaE corps In the RegulsF
army, Tie allowance for clothing shali BE-
< Esce k non % %eommIss,oned o1icer, p,tyats mn. =:
sfdah and n1ti dcer ehall furnish his OWL horse
anf ho1se equipments, and shall receive fiity
cent? per day for their use and lisk, except
that In case the horse shall become disabled
or shall die, the allowance shall cease until
the disability be removed, OF another forsa Be-:
supplied. Every cavalry volunteer: who shall
rot keep himself provided With set7ice-
able horse eha11: eerve on foot. .Ey.
cry non commissioned Officer, private,
musicians and axtifcerTsbnll be paid at tie
rate Of AfsF cents for subsistence, and twenty
fiTe cents IN lieu Of. forage for every twenty
miles Of travel from place Of enrolment to,
the place Of of,mnster--5he distance to bumeas-
ured by the Ehortaat cusnally travelled ~rqute;;,
and when honoznbly discharged an allowsics
at the Eame rate from tho p]aed Of his dis
charge to his home, and In addition thaseto
the egum Of one hundred dollars. ,Evety vol
1ntee1 who may be received under thia plan
into the service Of the, United 8tates, and who
may be wounded or otherwise disabled ii tho
service ahau be entitled to the hasbened9which.
hare been or may be conferred On, persona
dieabled In the regular service, md the 1egal
heirs pf such as may die OF maybe killed 10.
ee1vice, In addition TO all arrears OF pay and
.nuowanee, ;ehall reeeiya the cum 4of:- one.hun-
dred doIlkts. By order Of -: ,~ =.
z-...- RICHARD YATES,
IO1icial1 Commander In Chief
7. s. MATHKB, Adjutant General.
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pr1yaseers Fitting out At Eper.r

Pr3vaseers Fitting out at England.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-Pslrata letters re.
ceiVed per steamship Africa soy large num-
Der Of privaseezs are fitting out in England
for the rebels, It Is also reliably reported that
several have already left and arc now On their
way to this country. Our minister's attention
is directed to this,
, 1861-06-24
:. FROM MEXICO.
Cordial Reception OF MIR, CorEvIu.

Especial Dispatch to the n. 7. Tribune.l ::
- WAsncsa7os, Thursday, jane 80, 1891.
TIE following is the new Mexican Cabinet;
&eT<toTy Of Ssate-seaor Don Leon Guz-
Secret1y Of the Treasury scnor Don ]. n.
Castaucs.
Strraa,y Of Uar-Gen. Iguacio Zaragoza
6tcfrtary Of the Interior and Justice-Sedor
" Don Joaquin Bn1z-
an aIe taken from Congress: Guzman has
been Judge Of the Supreme Court, and Eas
holding tho. Attorney Genera1ship when ap-
pointed. - Three years ago, he Spent four
months in the United States, mostly In New
York. His residence Ia Toluca, in the Valley
Of Mexico, some ten miles from the City Of
and thought to b Of great abliity. He is be-
tween forty and ffty yea1s OF age,
Castahoa is Of an old and distinguished fa3a-
ly Of Tep1c, near the Paclhc coast He was
educated in Europe, is very accomplished, and
has often been n the United States IN the
tofore not mixed much IN politics.
Laragoza Is from the Texan frontier. He
won Generals position by fighting for the
Constitutional party, He is.active aud ensr-
getic- he Is the only member Of the 1ata Cab:
met who held oVer. not Eeslgnihg when Con-
gfs5s Tat 1st csS1cs AS wss the most smber
Buiz Is from the City. Of PueblA, a dlstfn-
guished lawyer and politician, often q mem
ber Of Congress, and one OF the best speakers
in Mexico His character Is high for Integrity
and ability. x ~. =, -
M. CorWin was received with great distinc-
ticn by the Court, and welcomed by the
pcfSRis e i expected th.s the nszt mau xtn bring
news Of great importance touching our rela~
tions with Me1co. Every one In that country
feels great interest In our politics, and :
large majority are fayorably inclined to the
Union.
, 1861-06-24

It Il thought at st. Louis that one or both
of the Kaneas regiments now stationed on the
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-04
SA N L o Il DIS
Family Calhariic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Ertrocts, and pu, up in Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and wiH Keep IN any climate.
The FAMILY CATIlARTIC PILL is gen.
Ne but active Cahartic, which the Proprietor has
used in his practice for more than twenty years,
The constantly in.l/ }creasng demand from
those who have long fused the PlLLSand the
satisfaction which n | II express in regard to
their use, has induced : me 10 piuce Them with.
in the reach Of ALL a{
The Profession well |. know that different
Ca,hartics act on differ ent portions oil the bow
els
The FAMILY C A. 3}THAR PILL
has, with due reierenceE : 10 this well established
fact, been conpoundeds. :. from variety Of the
purest Vegetable F. X = = tracts, which act alike
on egCry part of the nl..: imentary canal, n d
arc GOOD and SAFES. u nll cases where a
Carlartic is needed, and Z such rs DERANGE.
MENTS or THEiS STOMACH, SLEEP
MESS, PAINS IN TIE BACK and LQlNS
COSTIVENIiSS, p All AND SORENESS
OVER THE WHOLE BODY, from sudden cold
which frequently, il neglected, ended in long
course OF Fever. Loss OF APPETITE, .
GRE EPING SENSATION OF COLD OVER
THE BODY, X ESTLESSNESS, HEADACHE
or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD, all lntiammatory
Diseases, Worms in Children or Adults, Rheu
matism, great Purifier OF the Blood. and othe
diseases TO which flesh is heir, too numerous Il
mention in this advertisement Dose to 3.
PRICE so CENTS.
1arThe Liver lnyigorGtor and Family Cahnr
tic Pills are retailed by A. Cook and DR.. JohI
Nichols. Chardon, Ohio, by Druggists generally
towns ;. Il. W W.SANFOkD, MD,
Manufacturer ami Proprietor,
2oS Broadway, (cor OF Fulton stu New YORK
423yl