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sa1ss- AI.UABLF LEASEHnLn PROPERTY SITUATED
On TIE N. r. CORNER OF PLEASANT AND CtARllS
BK q DsSEt,N q; 80.
In IEGsfAalS SALE


s0s.sAH MNtsltAEEn PROPERTY
~ baGr deere Of III Circuit Court for Baltimore city,
the I'm day % july. 1861, at o'clock p VI on the nra,1
Sc the Two LOTS OF GROUND stua!c in Rgtlor. civ
described as ll0ws:
LOT No l. Beg ming at the corner formed by the inter
s . ion Of the cTtE size OF nGibcrry The
:r o. StTicN cr street, Inn said streets laid
opened according tp the plat 81 survey I oven
B"ldn surveyor in the month Of AprIl. 1876 End led
"a ne cas- of Hou> ct cj against ard n A.. in The
,tf t Couf "r baltimore city, ard unnius thence
utinG on hcea"t eoi Stricken when opened AZ
COW IN said plat fifteen feet; thence prlIsI with
Mulberry ST. rs laid corn on said plat, eizY feet,
c's stH OF rec foot alrT tn he laid ou and opened
nse aod hIncht Of the lets Of ground adjaCen thereto;
thence nth, on the east sid" OF said frre aii,y aud
rtiiei 20 the line 81 Stricken street afarvaaiG
OF Tue north line Of Mulberry stree. when peucd
SAD httsn feet and thence at the II OF The north
sue OF Mulberry street IS aforesaid, eighty feet 10 the
pace TcrTS - be&Innlng ALSO,
LOT No Beginning on the east side OF Str ser street.,
when sal1 street l,d and OacnCd "
o No l. st the distance OF fifteen feet the
tcrnea by the intersection If the north side of Mulberry
street and the side OF Stricken street. when said streets
mentioned in the description OF Lot No l. and rurn!Gg
thence north, III udOg the east side o. Stricken street.
wh"n opentd as lad down said plat, fifteen !tc thence
"a paFalie with Mulberry street, laid down said
thence south on the east sc Of said hrgc loot alley, and
parallel tn the line Str;ckcr aforesaid,
ert and thence west parallel TO Mulberry street Hi"-
said, eighty feet, To the Tlac- OF beginning.
Zach Of said lots Is subject to ground gent q $50 -.
payable half yearly. the list day of JUICE and Decent
Improvements each lot; three stOr. BRICK
DIV Ei.LlNG, with twostory bricE back building with
g3s, t-r.
lefmSln.-ta!! cash, and the residue in twelve
months with interest, secured by notes
fact on Of trustee. HENRY +. GAREV, Trust..
ADREON d CO
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Spetial Hotite;


Spttnl aotite;.
baltimore MARINE INSURANCE COM
- PANy, CORNER SOUTH AND WATER STREETS
BALTIMO 21sh June, 1861 Tr Board of Directors OF t7
Company have de are sem annual interest DIVIDEND 70
July LIST, the sh capital, at the rate % SIN PER
CENT PER ANNUA pav able at the Office Of the Company
WIN. l.. MONTAGTE. Jr,
j 29-Tu,7h,sa,M most Vice President
MERCHANTS BANK, BALTIMORE, jane 18th,
AVA 1871 file President and Dire have declared
Dividend Of FniR Nd AIIALF PER CENT. payable on
and after the 9th proXim1.
The City and State taxes are paid by the bank.
je29r ID. SPRIGG, Cashier.
ENl0N BANK OF MARYLAND, June 81,
~ ls6l.A Dividend has been this day declared OF
fhREk AND HALF PER CENT. for the last months
M the capital stock OF this Bank payable Monday, The
Sth 81 July. The State Tax paid by the Bank.
jc?S I2t K MICKLE. Cashier.
ENAkMEkS AND PLANTERS BANK, BALTT-
4 MORE June 81, Is6l-The Pres mt and Directors
have declared dividend Of FOUR FER CENT. on the
capital stock, for the last six months payable on ana after
the YIN July. Transfer books closed until he st iuiy.
issS cost T. 3. KUTTER, Cashier.
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GtAMUEh HARRIS h SONS,
bC BANKERS, STOCK GyCHANQE
AND NOTE 5ROE F.t:S.
-,.... y 0. 1875 BALTIMORE STREET,
COLLECT all accessible p0ints in the ited States and
Can&das, promptly, and on favorable terms.
BUY ana SELL CHECKS and UHCURRENT HAEk
NOTES, at low rates.
NEGOTIATE TINE PAPER and STOCK LOANS, and
bay and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES 10
this and other ri.rl.ts.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Daitkabe Uncurgent Funds
department rrh-
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&MNGs gnD $fiuStc.

,ssffSzsss22::ssses GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
MANUFACTURED BY HENRY GA Hi t.
Il 80 r q WAREROOMs:
=" Nos. 10, II and 10 n. EUTLW STREET
OFFICE
NORTHEAST CORNEE OF EUTAw AND FAyETTE STREET,,
The undersigned has always hand Of the largest
gsSorments of PIANO FORTES in this city. when
beauty Of finish, and sweetness of UlaaC.v
touch, have by judges been pronounced unrivasd.
lic highest Freriur-a Gold hsdal-EaE awarded thea
1859.
Every Piano guaranteed for five ycars, and privilege Of
ee granted any time within six months from day
o. sale, il not entirely satisfactory.
LIBERAL respectfully Nited
before purchasing elsewhere.
- Pianos taken in exchange hired, repaired
IiEA5TJV - F,rtf
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dgtotts, @fasnqa, Et.

THO. J. CARSON,
jeli-f 2"I Baltimore street
EtOLD FOR SALE, in sums TO suit, at Il small
| u premium by el0I THO !. CARSON.
Ne ARYLAND STATE SIZES.
Isk BALTiM0RG GAS COMPANY STOCK,
~ We are prepared to give CASH ADVANCES on con,
SHIPMENTS to our friends MessTS X f. woodward Co,
ds.ti corner of Chea, side ana Lombard street,
MORTHW ESTERE VIRGINIA RAILROAD
iS B0NDS Tor sale by SAMg.:l IiAk&i$ JF
PUBLICATIONS. ON ALI, PROMlN BNT
~ PpErs SOUTH AND WEST made sif5 by ,,,,,y,,,,
BALTIMORE and OHIO Rh Ia. ,ls GO
az BONDS wanted by SAMrEi HARRIS. Jr,
ap6-tf basement Chesapeake Hank,
RALTIttoRE AND 9HIQ IIz ~, RpNn> 1897
Northwestern PG Va ra, do bonds "a &? nol 3s
Wanted BY 10 90 shmGEL HA ar Si,So J@
EmhlStf basement Chesapeake Bank.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
ea MITES for sale by TH9 @. ia GhEse ;t;st
EXCHANGE On NEW YORK, PHlLADEL-
VI PhlA' BOSTON, koHAoNR RI PErER$BgEG and
7 TNCURRENT BANK NOTES and DRAFTS
- on all points South and West Pnrehed q best rtes,
rcys-tr i': a3i i iiai His1sTS :t;;cet
pROTHERS BON!NGER,
OFFER FOR sX SRI F fGf I up sfff
principal cities Of Germany, On London, Paris and Amster
iana. mhlOtt
A DVANCES MADE On BUSIN EI5S PAPER
e iz.: AID APPROVED ooLATERA FS,' BY, CARSON
pANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
as@y JNo GifilaGS = co,
M ARYLAND SIZES hiaryl;.nd 6 per cent.
'''''" '''"' '"' ''''e ~ SAM. HARRIS, Ir.
teHt' basement Chesapeake Bank.
'ETmE PAPER NEGOTIATED By
b. SAM. HARRIS 81 sons,
JaiItf 1876 baltimore street
p 4 0. R. r. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
e. JNo. ;. Cuttings s co,
@;CRIP OF NEW YORK AND pHILADML
- FHlA INSURANCE COMPANIES wanted BY
fe22-f IS Exchange Place.
GITERLING EXCHANGE.
- ANS Eor'"o by e,, EMoS z z 92 ,s.
%sTOCKs OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
h5.nd sold by JNo. 8. Cuttings Z CO.
klg ISSOURl 6's FOR SALE 81
~ JNo. :. Cuttings &Co;;
M ERCHANTa' BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
1TA JNo. 8 Cuttings ( GO,
zsstf % South ST
E57IREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
& by SAMUEL HARRIS Jr.,
az AKyLANp STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
I've JNO =. Cuttings Il co,
sStf 90 South st.
fNUMbERClAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
- wanted by JNO S. CUTTINGS & CO.,
s6tf % South st.
ri EW YORK NARlEk INSURANCE SCRIP
/ wanted by KNOX 6 co,
ap2S-t: Exchange Place.
baltimore PER On. LOAN FOR SALE
-k2ny SAMi,. IA REFS, Jr,
JuiI-f Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL. RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by SAMi,. HARRIS, .ls,
Jul7-tf Basement Chesapeake iapk.
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WsnIs
A GESTTI

/ A GENTLEMAN of much experience as PRE-
| "A NATETUfuR and ACADEMICAL TEACHER, Offers
ms services in either capacity The furn-
ished. Address TEACHER fxchange Ctiice Balirn 1rc
IL Ear " applications requested ie2 h2sw3w'
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EMO. S. CUTTINGS q Co,
tS BANKERS, EXCHANGE
STOCK AND BILL BEOX FRS,
No. ~ SDUga sT2GEs,
Buy AMI seo Commission Stock and Securities ia this
and other markets
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
advances made Stocks Real Estate Rotes aoG ofe
soliaterals. ~ ~ ~
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
MAKE cnlIectionS all accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in Barsahe and Urelrrsnt Funds, ana
transact the business OF Private BANKING in ali cg liz r5
mcnta. Interest allowed on deposits jal$ II
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EANES r. CHANGE

1 AHhS Z. UHANEE,
" (LATE AUCTIoNEEE,)
GENERAL COAAiS${ON RER CFANT.
had Dealer in all kinds OF AUCTION GOODS. suited to
both City and Country Merchants, who are requested 10 *
anime the same before purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES Z. CHANCE
Commission Merchant
"a stories 3 L. corner Baltimore and Charles sia-
t'mhI9u Entrance Charles Et..,t.
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@rGttrns, '&,fQn0rs. Ef.

sasstszzNs FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, OF
a# all the varieties Of each kind, selected from Ns
sss impnrtatonS of NV CROP TEA. expressly for the
use Of private families the quality of which r.a
bo' ne eAGeiied either style ur IN eytrcIn m
Erihcf. For sale by NM. WHELAN, No. If2 Bait more
sttt't, between Ncrth and Calvert streets m. -
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II r. IL m $
OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE.

Served in the city, and payable only to the carriers
TWELVE AND 8 HALF CENTS W EEkLY.
Mailed subscribers out OF the city at SIN DOLLARS
YEAR, payable invariably in advance.
ga liberal reduction to Clubs and News Agents,
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0EatfOr1II Sral.z.

90 MURDOCH'S STANDARD SCALES
q FOR HAY AND COAL, put at short notice.
80 Also, on hand, all sizes Of FLOOR and rOHFA-
%S]:s.:*.A BILE PLATFORM SCALES, COUNTER SCALES,
EEh Ms, &c, quality, and warranted tiUrnlv
correct. RIGID. MU&nOCB,
So u No So South t-llrIae
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THIS WILL BE DIVIDED INTO
s M ALL FAR VI S


TO WHOM EY cry ACCOMMODATION WILL BE GIVEN.
To capitalists the above offers very favorable opportun
ty for investing low ratio, in the INN iae vicinity OF
a large and popuous city.
The Mill Seat is offered alone with requed guam
ty OF lad adjonin", at low very liberal charter
from the state OF Mary land, which would be FRED
with the property. offers particular inducements to any
parties desiring to icra company The present
Of tue property would be willing FROM quarter
half OF tie stock -" such company If required.
Terms will he made to suit the purchasers. Apply
ELIAS GLENN,
mTtF HnrtI Calvert street
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%itb00rsYnlrs.

GROSS &c KREBS,
! ~ PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS, EEGRAyERS.
COLOR PRINTERS,
NO. lGl WEST Lob 8A I'D STREET.
Eli Heads Checks,
Bills Of l,adiHF,
Cards,
Circulars,
Maps,
Plans,
Title Par's
i'f'-.S, &c
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fSS5 FOR RENT
fN,. The large reestory HOUSE No ~ North Charles
-e5s c would lie desired
converted iuiu OFFICES.
Large N Filling, 80 - St Paul street. corner # Bank
lane lately occupied BGarding house and sutabl"
for OFFICES
STORE AND DWELLING, southeast corner OF Court
land aGa Saratoga streets
STORE AND DWELLING, No. III Pratt street, above
Charles street
STORE Ma. SIS North Charles street. lately occupied by
Mrs. $ ". hughes EhLLlNG above ditto well adapted
for Dentist.
by hLIlNG HOUSE, No. ~ Lexington street, west Of
Charles, lately occupied by Cipnau Boarlug-house
aud Restaurant.
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The adjoining HOUSES, Nos. 80 81 FGyettc street,
near Charles, lately occupied restaurant the other
a an Iron Foundry.
Small DWELLlNG-HOUSE Sprin; Court, near Charles
street
Large STA BIZ and Yard street, Howard.
Two DIV SLING HOUSES on Carey street above Lex.
ington street, Nos a and ST.
Thrsestqry DIV ELlING, No. $50 West Lexington street.
Republican street
DWELLING HOlISE. No ia N"~'f I;@.ty street, above
i.r"!IiEt0n ". W. GLENN,
mist No. North Calvert street
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J H. LUCRETT,
eps STOCK, NOTE, BILL,
AND real ESTATE 6RcE az
q SECOND 5TREE7, baltimore
kRFEREgCEs
7. SibS0n, Cashier BANK OF Baltimore, Baltimore.
Z. =. Coleman Cashier Mechanics Bank BAlninore,
J. Nj. Buck, Cashier Franklin Bank Baltimore
Thomas j. Carson, Banker, Baltimore
ihoEnas ID. Johnston, Baltimore
j. c. Adams, Baltimore.
Warwick, Frick u Ball, Baltimore.
K Mickle, Cashier ron Bank OF 5aryand, BaItinNce.
Z. A. N!cRcrs, fre3id ut Marine Rank, isl;ir5ure
Johnston, Bro. q Co, Bankers, Baltimore
Jo:i2n lee Il Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Hugh Jenkins i Co. Baltimore
Young It Carson, Baltimore
VIM. inknes Brooke, Washington, ID. c. myI5-tf
STERLING EXCHANGE.
ROSS CAMPBELL, & Co,
u HANOVER STREET,
Have constantly for sale
,ro BILLS ON LONDON,
IEihl"-u In Sims to suit purchasers
8 HARRIS, JR.,
~. BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANE.
- NaRTH EERznr,
Buys and ses all the stocks and ether aacrritie8 q;
anG otilef markets on c0iaCiISson. seiltf
NJ GILMOR Ja,
W. STOCK AND BILL. BROKER
No. = SEGoHn RrRERT,
BuYs and sells gu Goaplssion Stocks ard Securities in
this and other markets.
Makes advances Stocks and other Colaterais
Neg0tlatas Time PapeF and STOCK Leans. nt0tS
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VALUABLE FAR3

@E2 liable FAR3
II II OW 4 80 COUNTY,
- NEAR THE BALTIMORE and DHIO RAILROAD.
This Farm contains TWO HUNDRED AMI FIFTY
ACRES OF very superiur Land, well wood and watr
has &cyeal hire building sites and ahundantg supplied
"tt iue Springs ana running water II is situated the
C"uuty Road aiinH FROM the Frederick turnpike the
airU8d The situation elevated, il has commanding
view ard IS iierectly healthy
L will be sold in ore parcel divided purchasers
~ fclns reasonable.
Apply to ". W. GLENN,
mTtf S0rtl, Calvert street
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ESOR SALE.-Farms, Houses, Country-Seats,
Z Lots and Ground Rents fire Farm l raile from Che
eist"'stown Turnpke and 10 miles from Baltimore,
tanning 40 well improved OF acres in Lou
don county, Virginia, the Iardon and hampshire Rail-
road land in high state of cultivation buildings rstcass,
W1ulG he divided into two desired price
$!5 acr- One Of 10 the Western Maryland
Railroad, Q miles from Baltimore. Apply to
j. D ODELL,
mh26H No. - Second street.
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SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS:
ETNA INSURANCE CO.. HARTE0RD..........$2,O0 GGOo
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., HARTF0RD....... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms CO., HARTFOED...-..-.-..- 100000
NEW ENGLAND ms. CO, HARTFORD.-..-.- 2s0,C00
MASSAsoIT ms CO, sPRINGFIELD......... $4,000
SPRINGFIELD ms. Co, sPRINGFIELD...... 100000
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE Co, EARTFORD-...- 2sOcoa
INTERNATIONAL LIFE DO, LONDoN......... 250oeO
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid atzthe Agency
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First house from South street.
-. - - Attends promptly the
NEGOTIATION OF HEECAATIEE
EFFECTS LOANS on STOCKS ''''
- AND OTHER SECURITIES
NIX ~ ADVANCES ON CuILATERALS.
GRANTS DISCOUNTS ON GOOD PAPER.
EXECUTES ORDERS FOR STOCKS in al fin. r,arts+-
AND rRAMSACr& THE BROKER AND Banning
HlNlN FSS n AL. US HRANCHES. ic-tf
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+:.isss ROBERT LAWSON,
t3fsfF r-yst SADDLE, TRUNK, h NESS AID
.azss,s-a COELh2 WAFUF,4 CTURER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
GTT BALTIMORE ST, between Hanover and Sharp streets
.irsrhants haesaie Dealers call and
,or before making purchases, being prepared
70 81. goods LOW they b. purchased in any the
NORTHERN OF EASTERN CITIES, and / PLEDGE
MYSELF TO DUPLICATE ANY BILL made in those
cities Pease call and satisfy yourselves of the fact.
~ y ANUFACTCRGK OF T. RuDISELL'S PATENT
SPRING SADDLE. mhG-t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16

SENTIMENTS OF TRAIToR's WIFR.-
We are informed on good authority that
one day last summer, party of ladies
and gentlemen were assembled at the
residence Of one Of our celebrated painter 9
at West Point, and among other objects
of interest introduced by him was a relic
OF Washington--a copy in bis own hand
writing OF the various orders and dispatch
es issued by him during the War of In
dependence. Every one present was Of
course, deeply interested in the examina a.
ton Of this precious souvenir, except one,
and the exception was lady. 1t was
presented for her inspection, but she re-
fused to look at it, saying that she was
sick and tired Of hearing SO much about
Washington for her part, she couldn's
see much to admire in the character oil
such bloodthirsty out-throat. The lady
was Mrs. Jefferson Davis New York
Tribune.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
Interesting to Patentees and Authors in
These Secession Times.

4 report has been made to the South
Carolina Convention, BY committee to
whom the subject has been referred, as
to tie rights of patentees and authors.
This report sets forth that, cas- to pat
ents and copyrights issued during the
existence of the Union, they were gran
ted by the authority of South Carolina
as well as the other States, and there
fore the parties entitled to their benefit
have the same exclusive right in this
State to their writings or discoveries that
they had before the Union was dissolv-
ed. Any violation of patent or copy
right having validity and effect in this
State would be an injury to property, for
which the party aggrieved might ohta n
adequate redress in the Courts of the
State"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
Interesting from Harper,s Ferry.

Steubenville merchant, who visited
Harper's Ferry two or three days since,
reports that there were 5000 Virginia
soldiers there, and that cannon were
planted on all the surrounding hills
The arms in the arsenal were stacked up
and partially damaged by ere; but the
machine shops and machinery of great
value, worth millions of money, were in
good condition, and full forces were en-
ployed in the shops as formerly. except
those buildings the Virs inians we're ia
king down, with the machinery. and ss-
moving to Richmond. The operators
employed were turning out three hun-
dred stand Of arms daily. and making
other munitions of war just as speedily
and successfully as if the shops were
in the possession Of the General Govern
ment.
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The Rebels Declare War.

New ORLEANS, May AT Montgom-
cry yesterday, Mr.. Curry of Alabama,
presented bill fixing the time for the
election of Representatives to Congress,
and also providing for the election Of
President and Vice President, under the
permanent Constitution. Referred.
An act was passed by which secresy
was removed. recognizing the existence
OF war with the United States, and coz
corning letters of marque. reprisal and
prize goods. The preamble recftes the
acts of President Lincoln, and his procla.
nation, and that it's necessary. for the
Confederate States to accept tie war thus
commenced by him.
The Act authorizes the granting Of let-
ters Of mnrque and reprisal on certain
conditions. A proviso announces the
doctrine that free ships make free goods.
Thirty days is allowed the Federal ves-
sells now at the ports of the Confederate
States for the purpose of lawful commerce
to return to their homes,
Five per cont. Of the prizes is TO be re-
served as fund for the widows and or
phans of those killed of private armed
vessels, and to support the wounded.
The Montgomery Confederation this
morning, says that over 100000 applica-
tons have been received at the State De-
partment for letters of marqus and repri-
sal.
In Congress to-day at noon, Mr.. Brooke
of Mississippi, presented the ordinance of
Virginia, adopting the Provisional Con-
stitution. also resolutions appointing Com
missioners to this Congress, two Of whom
Messrs. peterborough and Staples,
were present.
| Mr.. Brooke moved they be qualified te
take their seats. MIR. Rhett moved to &C
into secret ses sion. and the Virginia Com
missioners be invited to remain.
LArEK.-Virginia was admitted as g
member of the Confederate States to-day
in secret session. Two of her members
were sworn in, and participated in dis
cussions and votes on different questions
| No other business made public.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
Activity of the Government.
New York Herald's G correspondence. ]

New York Herald's c correspondence
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE reatesi
activity prevails at the War and Navy
Departments. perfecting details, and en-
comprising and Furnishing traitors. An
other Commissioner has been here frem
Baltimore, who reported to the President
that the mob spirit was down, and the
loyalisss were preparing to welcome the
Government troops.
There will be at least three regiments
raised in Baltimore, Of one thousand men
each, and be accepted by the Govern
ment.
Forty thousand troops will be concen'
trated at Washington.
The Massachusetts Eighth Regiment
yesterday sent five hundred loayes ei
splendid bread made b. themselves. to
the New York Twenty y-eigh,h Regiment.
General Patterson, OF Pennsylvania,
will move troops, by detachments,t through
DalttuOTE, DIS SUOu dS tuS Idlli OdO lS re-
paired.
Major Hunter, Of the U. S. Army, will
be made Colonel.
Late Richmond papers announce the
marching Of military companies towards
Harper's Ferry.
The Kentucky Battalion is expected to
move thither.
Senator Morrill, tenders a regiment oi
lumbermen from Maine, none to be less
than six feet. for the regular army. They
are likely to be accepted.
The Governors of Pennsy lvania, Ohio
Michigan, Indiana and Illinois, have
agreed on plan of cooperation fer the
support of the General Government
They act as unit, their action having
been ratified by the President.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
The Policy of the Government.

New YORK., May 8.-A gentleman Of
this city bearer Of dispatches to Washing
ton, reports his conversation with Secre-
tary Seward. He told Mr. Seward Of
the determined feeling in New York to
sustain the Government, and energetic
action was expected of the 6 overnment,
Mr.. Seward replied the people should
not be disappointed, and he thought they
would be well satisfied with what would
take place in a very few days.
This gentleman also had converse
ton with Postmaster General Blair, who
gave him the programme OF the Govern
ment, and thinks it will be effective in
quelling the disturbances. Troops vii
probably be sent to New Orleans. Mr.
Blair thinks the war will be short, spirit
ed and energetic.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
A THR1LIrNo scENE.-The Washing.

A THRILLING SCENE.-The Washing.
ton correspondent of the New York Her
aid. relates the following:
A thrilling scene is related of one of
the Massachusetts men, who was mortal
ly wounded by the Baltimore mob on the
fatal Friday, laid upoh the floor. wher
he soon bled TO death, notwithstanding
every effort was made to save him. An
instant before he expired, he rose, strug-
ling with death, and, standing erect, he
fixed his CLASSY eyes UPON every person
in the room, and then, lifting them toward
heaven, and raising his right hand, he
exclaimed, with clear voice: sAn hail
to the Stars and Stripes!'' Saying this
he fell back into the arms Of his physi-
clan and expired. This patriotic deela-
ration of the dying man SO moved the
lockers on that all but his immediate at
tendants turned silently away, although
many of them were stained with the
blood Of the deceased.