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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.--NEw CRMINAI
CAsEs.-The trial of criminal cases will COM
mence in the Court of Common Pleas on Mon
day next. The following is list Of the new
cases on the docket arising from Indictment
returned by the Grand Jury at the present tern
of the Court:
State us. VIM. Jenkins, Samuel Simmons
Dave Young, and Samuel Barnsi des-burglary
State ps. Frederick Jimison and Isaac Nc,
Farland-assault with intent to rob-. .n7c
State rs. John Heron, VIM. Brown, James
N Roll, Francis Westcott, and Zidoc Carter
riot. ---.- ------' II. ts
State ps. Rachael Phillips and Mary Johnson
alias Cleveland Mary-robbery.
State us. Jane Lee alias Jane Vanhorn alta,
Jane Vohies-grand larceny. .r,,
State us JOHN demonstrating with intent
to kill. .ss5.r. s,I-s ri.
Sta'e us. Rein Parker-shooting with intent
to kill; assault with intent to commit murder
and assault and battery. 'e,-W Doy ere
State us. Henry DIrworth--assault and bat
terry. ~, T,
State ps. James Liverpool-rape. s's
Shte us. VIM. Conkln--stealipg promissory
notes to the value OF $35 and more. g''u
State us. Joseph Cherry-assault and bat
tory. .ls
State us. John Steed-assault with intent tc
commit murder. ti sst5tf' " lrtst ~ ...
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From New York.

4 New YopK, June 3.
81 Townsend's, Hawkins and Wilson's Repi
iments expect to leave on Wednesday for Fort
ress Monroe, fully armed and equipped. Tb
Scott Life Guard Regiment expect to start to
day for the seat of war.
A letter from Annapolis says Col. Smith, O
the 18th New York Regiment, took $50 mus
kets from the secessionists of Maryland, AMI
Intends car.uring all arms held by them in hi
vicinity. Hr
Three schooners loaded with corn wer,
brought in as prizes; also, six prisoners Of wa
captured by scouts. ..',4...-i .. .
It is positively asserted that, at Cabinet
meeting, Saturday, it was decided to make
further requisition Of IS 900 men, to serve du.
ring the war. .f.
The Post's special says Gen. Banks will b,
ordered to q command at Baltimore or Fortres!
Monroe;and if so, Gen. Butler will superntend
offensive operations against Norfolk and Rich
mond, under the direction of Gen. Banks.
n A Nashville special to the Commercial saws i
is discovered that the rebels have frequent com
munication with this city, uia the Relay Hous
and Harper's Ferry. This spy business will b.
summarily stopped.
The Government has suppressed new ma
of Virginia. N
Chas. b. Calvert has been nominated for Con
gress in the Bladensburg district He is an un.
conditional Unionist. .......
The Porte Washington letter says it is con
sidered certain that Congress will authorize {
loan of one hundred millions ofdolars; 8 or II
per cent. will be offered, and rates issued from
3S50O to 81, 900 in value.
The Wheeling InteLligencer of Saturday an
nounces the breaking up of rebel camp Of 500
lor 6OO men at Buffalo, on the Ksnawha, on the
approach Of the Ohio Regiment.
The same paper reports that the 7th and 9tb
Indiana Regiments are in Virginia, en- route for
Grafton.
A Richmond dispatch reports that son of the
law partner of the President of the London and
Hampshire Railroad was hung as spy by the
South Carolina volunteers.
IL appears that the frigate Powhattan is block.
aiding Mobile.
m Especial to the Commercial.
Two thousand South Carolina troops are re.
ported to be at Brentville, few miles below
Fairfax. f.G --lH
The woods near Fort Washington, on the Po-
Itomac. have been cleared away, and redoubts
erected by our troops.
Townsend's Regiment and the Scott Life
Guards have left for Fortress Monroe.
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From Alexandria.

o. ~ ALEXANDRIA, June /.
A gentleman from between New Poin
and Yorktown, arrived here for protection, say
Numerous families have fled, leaving beain'
slaves unft.for work.
Three hundred negroes were forced acros
the James river to work on Rebel intrepch
Distinguished secessionist confessed the
Unionists were right and secessionist, all delud
led. ~. ......- g.s. ,..a
Strong breastworks here will soon be finished
Reporters have magnfed unimportant skir.
mishes into battles.
There is but one telegraph instrument here
which is mostly employed by the government.
.l7t "a goa.. ALEXANDRIA, June 8.
The Orange and Alexandria Road, which IL
made continuation Of the military line, il
rapidly being repaired BY the Federal forces.
The Zouaves are picketed on the Fairfax
Road.
Women and children are gradually returning
10 town. .r4h
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THE Markets
New York Marker.


rEtkoRAPHED FOR TUE ONO sTATrsMAs
NEw YORK, June 5.
FLoUR-Receipts Of 1890 bble; market favorable Il
buyers and more doing: Of ~ 900 bbs at s4s54a
for super1ne state; IS O595 Is for extra sate 81 SOC
~ W for supeTfne western; o5l85 IS for common 4
medium extra western; IS 40 rs As for shipping brand
sextra Round Hoop Ohio.
i RYE FL0UR-Que ct at SO 1914. n
WAEAT-Receipts Of l19 400 bushels; market heav,
and declining for common inferior grades sales Of aO
0O0 bushels at at Csc for state. ~
BARLEY-Duil at 55dD65c.
C0RN-receips OF lis lsS bush; market heavy; yssle
iof 3O 200 bush at 40944o for new mixed western.
Estate. if.. e. Dte lN'-7F ''07'1'-' -
PoRK-dull; sales of 900 bbls at SIC s79l7 oC
for mess and sl25O919 IS for prime.
BBEF-unohanaed. -- -. gr.
CUT MEArs-dull; sales Of so packages.
LARD-dull aud heavy sales Of so bbs at 9@9Xc.
BUTTER-in moderately demand at s9l4c for Ohio
Ind 99lGhc for State. ..'.-i
onEEsE-steadv at t39sc as in quality. dom
WHISkY-quet; sales Of 100 bbs. at lGh9l6T.
STOCbS-Dull and rather easier; Va. 90 excepted:
market being short Of stock; Money and Exeh, ,uge un
changed; Chic. & R. 1. 34%; Ill. O. scrip 6sX;'M. 8
quoted $3.50. & T. 90; Pan 04K; Harl preferred
25%; n Y. @. Tx; Erie 90; CAL rs 76N; Erie Cd
bonds extra 1864 97H; Erie bonds 7l@52; Hud 81 20;
do LIST l5k; NJ. o. e's lst 93h; Mo. 6s 4ak; Va. 4s
n. O. IS; Tenn. 40H; Ind. 5se5 Treasury n 10.
|U. s. Us 81; Coupons SAX.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
TELEGRAPHIC!
REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN
Di,pntches from .washingt On.

b
! si.=f fasss.,, en WAsHIReroN, June g.
s1 ga' ls' lrimes Dispatch.l ~ la. 30
Fairfax Court House Ia occupied by three re
\ giments of Federal troops. Two additional re
! eiments will be stationed there in q day or two
The New York 7th regiment will probably
soon be re-mustered into service and detailed to
the camp on Staten Island, to instruct new lev.
lies. 'o"ah 81 'n h'4-l "9s
Lieut.. COL Euyart and Capt CAhill, of on,
{ Of the Kentucky regiments, have arrived to
make arrangements for the acceptance and care
1of troops. -. 'i''''
R. M Corwine Is here, agent of the State to
Hook after the wants and Commissary Depart
ment of the Ohio troops. ~ .I'' PIG. 40 q
A London letter says, Col, Fremont will prob
ably take with him 10000 rifles and park Of ar
tillery, say forty ~ pound riAed guns. -n u
tTimes Special Dispatch,l 'islog
T. H. Smith, Of Vermont, ia appointed Consal
4 al Odessa, In place OF Mr.. Arnold, of Illinois,
transferred to st, Petersburg. .sS ,,cs1 ~.
e..'el .'v 3 ~ WAsHINoror, June 3. c
While there is no doubt three OF the ak com
missloners appointed BY the Legislature Of Ma
ryland have waited on JEFF Davis, no informa-
tion has been obtained here to show that the ell
associates, as instructed, have officially visited
President Lincoln W ua ,.e.a " ~
The plan Of organization for the volunteer
forces described in the general order of My
4th is 30 modified as to allow one surgeon ano
assistant to each regiment, to be appointed b.,
the Governors Of the respective States, subjecl
TO the approval Of the Secretary Of War.
Lieutenants Chambliss and Horton having
rendered their fesignations TO avoid being called
upon for active service, their names have been
stricken from the Army list. sl 90 s's1s 'E
Writs of habeas corpus, returuable on Tues
sday, were granted in the case of the three men
arrested In Maryland, charged with bridge
burning, and removed to York. The writs
were addressed to Gen Keim. The hearing is
to be before Judge Cadwallader, brotherof the
General. s7.,e,sv,raiE baa
Last night, squad of secession cavalry made
a dash at the outposts Of the 28th New Yorh
and fred upon them. A scouting
party pursued the enemy who retreated. :
A special Tribune dispatch says letter re-
{ceived from Commodore Bell, Of the Mediter-
|ranean squadron, says the Susquehsnns left Ma
pies on the 18th Of May for New York; th
Iroquos was to sail from Spezzia on the l5tl
for New York, and the Richmond was to folio,
soon. 49, . sai
Especial 10 the Post. q "a -
lis reported that Jeff Davis has issued
proclamation directing the Federal troops {
withdrew from the Virginia soil. ~ taorys /.
Private advices say that Davis Is reall
alarmed, and his anxiety Is so greatasito afie'
The aext astsck'cn the. Acquia Creek batt'
ties VIII pe made by the land forces.
AZ. 3 5zi, s [spssial " ne 1zpses,l ~ \
NJ By the end of5the week. che Government e.
pects to have Sc ssS SS,ygo menin Virginia, near A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

!. sTrprise aud Kout of a Camp GIe; Sn n.
A Sf,n e bels by Part OF Gem M1cVsSSt. NJ MsIeS
vi IE1,g Command-15 HeDeis !
a Captu re of Arms, Horses, an III !. !, IN.
il lion, Provisions, and OnmP Eq"'P
1 age.
Two columns Of troops from Gem McCieliah ~
Ycommand-one In eoumand Of Col. Kelly o. tne "a =
lat regiment Of Virginia volunteers and 20 Iue
dSns Grafton early last n,gSs Pis1 %,
and after marching during the ennre nEu' sur mr.
urised pSe camp Of 1000 q Phillip,
Virginia, ad routed the killing Solss, p, seS cap
turing large amount Of Ds' eaoiCsse. aUisss, s Tse
3HitiOn, provisions and oe oar last advices
Isurprise was complete anu ." : narsuitI Of the
the Federal troops were in b. VIZ nv prisoners
REBELS, and il is quite probable M. WOW
will be taken. -s.,.7 - Jias
Col. Kelly was mortally wounded, An, ,,
since died. - - -. /.
Several othera Of the Federal troops wereh
eighty wounded. d.9E1 gttfAll l0' IfEs
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Cincinnati Market.

'tF.tlY CIscIsEArI, June /.
FL0UR-The trade was Of the same character as ",
have recently had-viz: confined principally to the het
ter grades. The sales are small but sustain the mar
ket at former quotations, .E.-
WHEAT-Red was rather lower to-day, and miller.
were able to supply themselves fully at yesterday
1 late onerings-95 to 97c. for good TO prime White Il
uanained at the old hgure with demand for the fancy
Qualities. .---. - ~. -
! C0RN-Remains dull at 3Oc.
0ATs-Haye but a limited market at e5925h.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
4 RYE-Unchanged,
A WHI5KY--Nominal at 12c. .. .'f-
PRGV1sI0NS--the provision market has been strength
ened In tone some and IL appears that all the lots whi
were on sale at late quotstoLsboh Of barrel and Gu
meats have been taken up. There were no transac
reported today but inquiries were Graduated more
freely, particularly for pork-a special brand Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

4 CARE OF THE SoLDIERs-speaking OF 'n'
Hospital of the Fifth Regiment, at cpmp penni
4 son, under the care Of Surgeons BALL aut
lGRErsLrAT, the Cincinnati COmsreial says 8
It is far removed from the noise and hustle o.
the Camp, and Ia in all respects well appointed
land model of neatness. 1t will afford satis-
faction to the ,friends Of sick soldiers to know
THAT they could not be more pleasantly situated
|or better cared for. Sister Anthony and a
number Of Sisters Of Charity are acting 90 nur.
|ses. and do much Of the cooking for the sick, /,
who are thus supplied with palatable food pre-
pared Ii the very best manner, by those whose
lives are devoted to such labor. The services
Of these good women cannotbe estimated They
are the Florence Nightingale Of America.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

GRAND TEMPLE OF HoNon. The annual
meeting Of this Temperance body was held ai
Hamilton, Butler county, last week, and closed
on Saturday morning. There were sixty dele
gates In attendance, and the following oticerI
elected for the ensuing year: q, VT, M
r. Gaddis, Jr., Of Cincinnati; g. w. v. T.
David D. williams, Cincinnati; CIV R.,J. L
wadswortb, Cincinnati; G. W. T., D. H. Holil
day, Wooster; G. w. u, Henry Crew. Rich
land; G. W. G., Charlton, Of Columbus
Grand Chaplain, Rev, ], J. Thompson, Of Ur
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
The Engagement at Acquia Creek

,..io 81, Il. t.,..rs-, WASHINGTON, June 2.
The following facts have been obtained in re
Igard TO the contest at Acquis Creek: The en-
|gagement begun Friday and lasted two hours
jOn Saturday it was renewed and continued fol
four hours. The lower beach battery, damaged
loo Friday, was repaired The force of the
'Confederates was supposed to be 1000. 81.
On Saturday the Freeborn approached within
two miles and commenced firing The Pawnet
took nearer position, and for the first hour
che firing was brisk from the shore batteries
During the engagement the Pawnee fred 16C
shells. 554i lsIs,.s p5is. e., .-ar., -enG
An observer saw through a telescope numbers
|of bodies carried away in wagons. Officers say
|the Confederates had riAed cannon. q.
Both vessels were damaged but slightly. One
shot went through the Freeborn's cabin. The
|Pawnee received eight shots.
The Anacosta returned here this morning.
The Pawnee and Freedom hauled off, being un
prepared for q long engagement, II
The railroad depot and buildings ashore were
destroyed.
The rebels, it is believed, had eight guns.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
cleveland Market.

WHEAT-The MARKETS extremely dull, owing to larg
receipts and the downward movement at the East Bale
OF red are reported at decline o! &c and the marke
closes dull and heavy. Sales cars red on track
tIls. = -"
4 c0RN-Remains inactive and not quotable.
4 0AT5-steady with sales OF l car at 26c.
HIGaWINES-Nothing doing.
EGGs-Have further improved and sales are reporte,
i at 2, eK and 9c for lots OF few barrels
POrATOEs-Arc in good demand and buyers are OF
erng 24925c. according to quality-the latter price,
4 for Neshaunocks.
Salts selling at following rates. fiue from store
4Sl,439l,l5, coarse from store, SL459I5 diary II
pastag IS without bags, 81 do in bags SO 50 and IL
sacks lie. ..
tBUrTER-Remansv very dali at 99llc9ths latter 70
iextra MICA in small lots. :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
The Fairfax skirmIsh.

isls.'g bslgqaa gylf - a-4 NEW YORK, June y.
The Herald says that w. f. Washington
son Of the late Col. Washington, was captured
at the Fairfax affair. W,
Ills reported the battery OF Matthias Poin
proves to be o wood pile. 'ls f.td' iu.
Lieut.. Tompkins' official account OF the Fair
fax affair does not differ materially from tn
fret report. He says three of his men are miss
log, and three slightly wounded. Six horsei
we're lost. He thinks the killed and wounded o.
the rebels were thirty five.7 y 5q
Two of the dragons missing at Fairfax hav,
been rescued by their comrades.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
Preparations at cairo.

is,l.. ..-..-. nj. .iv5- CAIRO, June 9.
There is nothing authentic in relation to th,
movement down the river from this point bu
Is certain that the force at this point is to bs
considerably increased. Two additional regi
nents are ordered here, in addition to the regi-
Another company Of Illinois ARTILLERY, nov
At Springfield under marching orders,owill movs
ia q day or two.
The Government has chartered the big wharf
steamboat that lies here. IL is capable of car
rying several thousand troops aud stores. IL is
Understood; also, that the. Government has char
tered twenty-five steamers at ST. Louis.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

10 It Is stated that the Ohio boys at Wash
|ington have been ordered into Virginia, but have
40 means for the transportation Of baggage or
of the wounded. The call is urgent that they
should be uniformed and paid of at once, and
be supplied with baggage wagons and ambu.
lances, like the troops from other Ststes. --n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
official Account of The Acquia Greek
Affair-Attitude of Eng land.

WASHINGTONI Juub q,
The official account Of the Acquia Creek AT
fair agrees with other accounts. The enem,
nad but one battery in range, which was silenc
Jed. Only one seaman was injured -F
The 7lst New York Regiment did not go to
|Acquia Creek, as reported. 7 .,s
Accounts received from England state that
Minister Adams was presented by Lord Pal
|@erston. Important state dispatches reached
|him on the seventh. ilar.a.cJ ..st Y
., The attitude Of the British Government il
uot decisively ascertained Nothing new from
|other Governments. Iri sGtf E'rf,v
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

CAMP JACKSON There is now only one Com
pany (Capt. WALcurr's) remaining in GOodal
Park. All the other troops have gone In
to quarters in the new Camp en- the Nationa
Road, four miles west Of The city. The guart
at the gate at the old camp ground has been
dispensed with, and the Park looks quite desert
ed and lonely. In tbs course Of few days. II
will be entirely evacuated. sll5sai '.. 80 - ~
The cannon has been removed to the new Camp
so that the half-hour guns, inLtoken Of respect
for the memory Of Senator DOUGLAS, will be
IA u, ,YE1I a. y. 1l f-ftl 7J1g by enpl
hfed to'oay ~ tnat piace. ygln sn1 /
The Camp will still retain the name Of Camp
Jackson. i.tf e.eD ~. -lsg .a1ts|
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

ONE OF THE Six HusDRED.-says the Detroit
Tribune, &c. H. o. REARDEN, one of the Isl,
Hundred who rode through that solid phalan,
of Russians at Balaklavs, and sabered the Ar
tillerymen at their guns, has now enlisted in th'
eoldwater Light Artillery corps" ~ ~,
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I From St. Louis. /

fos 4 ErS6 ST. LOUIS, June 3.
! General Lyon has appointed Col Blair al
|com mandant ofthe Arsenal in this city.r
Capt. Cole, IN commanded the battery OF
Duncan's Island, opposite the Arsenal, has re
|sumed examining all passing boats. -
The 6th Regiment Of Missouri volunteers
.Col. Peter e, Bland, was sworn into the Uni
lied States service for the war, ON Saturday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

1.-THE Coldwater Artillery Company. from
the town Of Coldwater, Michigan, arrived al
Camp Dennison on Saturday. 1t is flying ar
tillery company. They brought with them a
battery,of six guns, ,with the horses required and
stable furniture. rsIir..-,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
I..tn of scnator Dougias.

49, 49, y -. = CHICAGO, June ?. =
Senator Douglas died atten minutes past nine
O'Clock, this morning. M,s
non % sIas Dr.. Miller, Mrs. Cuts, J. Madison
ICutts IT,. of Washington; D. P. Rhodes, OF
Cisyelsnd; DR.. Mcvickar, Spencer g. Benha m'
IDr. Hays, Of Chicago. s..., h... on wed.
His remains will be taken from mere On " GU
Inesday to Washington
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
INDIANAPOLIS, June
Serious Accident TO Judge Douglas,
Only Sister-Great Grief of his

OsWKoo, N. Y, jane 8. /,
Mrs. J. N. Granger, only sister of Judg,
Douglas, while on her way to the depot at Cliff
ton Springs, to take the train to Chicago, OF
Saturday last was thrown from her carriage
and sadly injured, and narrowly escaped with
her life
The mother Of Judge Douglas, who resides
near Clifton Springs, Is overwhelmed with grief
at the death OF her only son.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

1.-TWO men, by the name Of FnHEhgresid-
ling in Hamilton township, in this county, ac-
|companied by al negro by the name of MANLY,
living on FIsHER's farm, on last Friday, assault.
led and beat FREpEmcK sTAMBAuoH, their neigh.
bor, with stones and other weapons, so that bis life
he despsired Of. Two Of the parties have been
arrested; but the principain in the assault isstill
81 sl
at large. ''''< ''' eau" $40 .ra0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

10 A soldier about twenty-three years ofage
named CHARLES WRIoHr, who formerly resided
! at London, Madison County, was accidental.
drowned in the Ohio River, near Cincinnati, o.
Sunday last. =.
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FoRrRtss MoNRoE. Inne 9

--I|I.I .'Il- 10. WA BALTIMORE, June 81
By ytsder :f the War Department, the Naval
Brigade was not accepted, but returns to New
York tonight. Their arms and ammunition
Iare retained, by order of General Butler, who
lie placed in the most embarrassing position BY
'the presence of the Brigade.
Col. Bartlett, In the midnight expedition to
the Rip Raps, fell from the parapet, breaking
his ankle and receiving internal injuries. He
is delirious to-day An emeute is expected
when the news is announced. ~ .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

~ The Lebanon, Warren county, Citizen say
that some farmers In that region are complain
ing that in many wheat fields theay is MAXIM
awful havoc, while other fields are nearly al
cheat. Fs8E 81 W ff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

TThe whole number of Companies tendere'
10 the Government since the frat call Of th,
President, is 800, making 80 Regiments o
II 900 men each. ~ E.'' -ui ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

BALTIMORE. June /.
A detachment Of soldiers visited the Police
Marshal to inquire about arms delivered BY him
1 to an agent Of the State. The result Of the in
eryieM Il satlsfactory. The soldiers returnes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
From baltimore. Harper,s Ferry ana
mamassns JunctiOn-JeffersO Da-
Wis visiting Harper's Ferry. 0FFf|
BALTIMORE, I'M

\ ulgf,s- Baltimore, June 3.
Gov. Hicks, this morning, demanded aud re
jceived the muskets Of the Baltimore Lity Guard,
10y, and had them conveyed to Fort McHenry
Several men about to start for Hntper's Ferr,
we're arrested this morning, and taken to the
Fort. iGgsoi 'Ir' aHG, 7lt''
The 7sibune's dispatch from Harper's Ferry
says a general impression prevailed there wouo
soon be fight there. Between 1900 and 3. .O0O|
troops were encamped in suburbs, They were
visited on Thursday by Jeff. Davis and his aids.
3 AtManassas Junction it was ascertained thai
there were from 1900 to 5000 troops stationed
When he passed through, there we're 9O0OI
more employed along the road to within seven
miles OF Fairfax Court House.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

CAMP TAYLoR,-The Cleveland Herald says
the camp is now deserted by all save the Ra
VIENNA Artillery Squad, the Staff on ers and
the Commisssry Department. There are barely
enough men to guard the gates. The handful
of men continue. however, TO ego through the
motions" Of regular camp life. The gun is fred
at sunrise and sunset, the aag hoiated and low
cred, roll called and guardmounted. .-l.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
s OsWego Market.

rn ID D aa orHssyI"'i oswPso, May 49,
FLouR-steady and unchanged. wHElr-Dull; sales
of 1900 bushels White Canadian at at 81 35 aud 900
bushels Wisconsin Club at 81 05 CoRs-and other
grains qulet Canal Fort dull; Flour %; Wheat g;
Corn z. Nrw York Lake imports 600 bushels Flour;
q 500 Wheat 10 300 Corn. Canal Exports 100 Flour.
TO- 100 Wheat; 13, 200 Corn; 600 Barley. ,lher I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04

NorIcE-The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Managers Of the Orphans Home, will
be held at the Home on Tuesday, the 4th Of June
at 8 o'clock, A general attendance is desired
MRS. s. A. FELL, Sec.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
|eR6t of Arms. aRFRH

r.t.f.9 ANNAPOLIS June 3.
The Government seized two cars at the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad depot, contain.
valued at $4,000, each containing highly finish
ed tools for the construction Of implements Of
war. - lH'1 W