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The national Republican., 1861-10-16
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Mr.. EDITOR: In your paper of 18th October is
the following:
"Our officers and men captured by the re bells
in the propeller Fanny, arrived at Norfolk on
Wednesday. They are as follows Lieut.. F. M.
Peacock, United States navy, commanding the
Fanny" &c.
have examined the Navy Register for 1861
and cannot find that there Is any officer of the
name of Peacock in the navy of the United
States. CIvIS.
The national Republican., 1861-10-16
Assault by an Omcer.

Lieutenant Shelley, of the Kentucky Cavalry,
was arrested by Officers Fenwick and Leach
yesterday, at the house Of Mrs. Brook bank, on
the charge of assaulting the lady. he was in.
toxicated, and while in the house he called for
his sword and pistol, and threatened to shoot
Mrs. B. He was taken before Justice Dom, who
after holding him to security to keep the peace
turned him over to the provost guard.
The national Republican., 1861-10-16
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly TEN thousand copies of the Repub
lioan are circulated among the floating pcpula
ton every day besides thelarge numberserved
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
mote accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-10-16
DIED.

On Tuesday, the 18th inst, ELIZABETH THOMAS,
In the roth year of her age.
The friends and acquaintances of the family
are invited to attend the funeral this (Wednes.
day. evening, at 3 O'Clock, from the residence
Of her son.. John Thomas, No. sos Maryland
avenue, between Four.and.a half and Sixth
Streets .. o..
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

MOVEMENTS OF SECRETARY CAMERON.
Cincinnati, October l5.-Secretary Cameron
and Adjutant General Thomas arrived at In.
dianapols last night, and left for Louisville to.
day.
The national Republican., 1861-10-16
FROM LEAyENwORTH.

Leduen,corth, October IA --Gbson's battery,
which recently came in from U,ah, consisting
of two twelve.pound howitzers and six four
Founders, has been attached to Gen. Lanes
brigade, by order of the War Department.
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

NAVY AGENTS OFEiCE,
~ Wa HINGToS, d q Oct 7, 1851.
Proposals Will be received at this Office until the
10Th instant for
q 100 lbs best Ingot Copper,
5000 " " Banch Tin
900 " Slab Zinc
10 boxes y y ID I'm
To be delivered at the Washiut ton Navy Yard
by the 1st OF November next
\. Is. BROWN,
octs-lOt Navy Agent.
The national Republican., 1861-10-16
Lost his Coat.

man named Francis Grizzeli was arrested
on Monday by officer Stafford, charged with
stealing an overcoat from 4 soldier. Grizelli
was taken before Justice Walter, where II was
proved that the soldier was 80 drunk that he
went away from his house forgetting the coat.
The case was dismissed.
The national Republican., 1861-10-16
Stealing n Horse,

John J. Btandon, member OF the Kentucky
cavalry, was arrested on Monday afternoon BY
the provost guard. onthe charge of stealing D
horse from Major Oakes, Of the ifth United
States cavalry. He was committed to jail!
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ibhH1f PUBLIsHING uFF,U-,

7 IBEIt1Y PUBLISHING uFF,U.,
~ Al CornhiiI, boston.
ANY yau BILE publication concerning SLAVERY
the WAR or any other great qu sion OF the ri ues
furnished by Mall free OF postage, at h. Publiser's
lowest prices
Boston and New England Agency for the National
Republican, at this office. Daily SO 50 year weekly
80 20. Have already large list Of subscribers for
this va liable Washington paper
All books In the Boston market furri he'd by mail
postage free on receipt Of the prizes. SUBJ crpGous
received for all valuable reviews magazines and
newspapers Address,
CIV LIGHT,
octe-f No. q Cornhill, Boston.
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nR. J. J. FINDLEY, No. $50 sixth street, ,
~ between q and II, Washington. Office hours I
TO o'clock NJ, 2to and tosP NJ
Dyspepsia and all other Chronic Diseases treated
with success, without tho of harsh MT d dioines
OUt lot
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BLE OLD SOLDIERS WANTED.

All aLle old soldiers, who once served, and who
w0uId like TO again. under pro Dpt attention OF
eX. rcise and capacity as such, will plsae Gail at
Mejur JEWELS Office, Posrotce corner or direct TO
" FRANCO " ut his office. Only about 100 required
to hh the regiment OF Brawur.
BY order of
Capt CHARLIE BECHER
Formerly of the First N. Y. Volunteers
cent 2n-1 In NJ
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AUCTION. SALES.
Give AoADE mIRs.

PROFESSOR BARNES, of New York, re. A
spectfuily announces that he Uill open hi, Iak
acadenies fr struction In Fashionable Daucipe
| at the following places
Franklin Hall Ninth street corner Of D. wednes.
day and Saturday afternoons at three O'Clock bea In
ning on the lh In slant for ladies' misses and mast
ers and In the eveBing At O'Clock for
uine O'Clock.
Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth street, Navy Yard,
Monday and Thursday evenings a seven O'Clock for
ladies' misses and mas ers and eight O'Clock for gen.
tlenen. Assemblies every Monoay evening at nj Q
O'Clock, commencing Thursday evening, October II,
Hall corner of Twentieth street and Pennsylvapia
avenue.
An afternoon private class exclusively for ladies'
misses, and masters. Monday and Friday afternoons
Octobe-.
Mr. Barnes will teach hi classes all Of the darce,
usually danced, including The new Mazurka, Var.
sovanna. Waltz with changes, Highland Schottische
new Spanish Dance, Danish Dance. Polka and
Schot'ische; the tancers Qua, rifle eega style;
aihuet Quadriile, Caledonian Quadrille, &c, &c
. Circulars, terms. and referer may be obtained
BY calling on Mr. Franklin, NJ his store under the
Hall
The Franklin Hall will be to let four evspisE each
week, 10 respectable parties only for da Ass.m
ots which will be kept iu he very finest order For
terms inquire of Mr.. Blnps, at the He'll chool days
AID evenings. oct5-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

ruASD ADrANCH. CF THE AliNIS,
u cut SAllIu has not ajNRhCtL tie price oi l'o
Clothing which he has just received rud Is selling
OF at ssch remarkable low prices. Give me Il cnli,
and satisfy yourselves al the greet bargains that
now offered every day .t SMITHS NO 4to seventh
street. oct lin
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

C.D REWARD FOR EACH HORSE
.D( Forty four Horses Tho figure &" I - branded
lhe right jaw of ali except one, which =.
/! a Dark soRREL Any one delivering tn, 1E~
above to the subscriter's lot, near the Juno NS
tion of Pennsylvania avenue and the creek
below Gemrgetown, or at his stable, back of Clay
Hotel, will Receive the above reward.
oct ll-dt< j H. DENNIS.
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

0Hi OHI-GO to the Peoples Clothing
" store, No 400 Seventh street opposite Pest OF
Trunks, Hats and Caps all for sale ut he low est
New York prices. ootsNlm
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no THE OFFICENs OFF THE ARMY.

Ju't arrived, q dire.t importation per steamer
Eu ton from Europe . very fine and large assort.
ment Of Marine, Opera, Field Glasses, and Tele.
scopes, which will sell very little above the cost
ror to be had, having been sell cted purposely for
this market. Also, large and we'll sssoitc stock
OF Opera Glasses Microscopes gold, silver and stes
Spectaces and Eye Glasses, suited to the sight by
the use Of an Opt0meter. A considerable number OF
oertiaca es to be seen at my oflce from gentlemen
who have been suited at my old establishment.
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

IN ii G II &c EAT RUSH TO Axns HAS
L caused SMITH to rush rth aud eI.nhh his
stock OF all and Winter Clothiug, VIII oh he offers
at remarkable ow prices, at No 40 seventh st'et,
opposite Post Office oci 3-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

JENNINGS, seventh street, Island, IL
IL the place TO buy yourseli a ice tinr Linen
bosom SHIRT NJ Sl.6J Liuen CollS "l ne |est
STYLES at 81 80 prr Goz II Fint IA sinlere 5 irts
iied, blue, gray and fancy Flannel Shr!. uncer-
shirts and Drawers and ali SORTS Of Furnishing
Goods, very low, "cii6-iw
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

CICK. AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
- -..ssssa,s. IN ,HosPITAIs.sa.s-aslss.ss's
Published In conformity with the resolution o,
the Senate Of July l6, 1861.
Al General Hospital on Il street, betueen FbtvtA
and Fifth streets, Washington, Oct. 4. .
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

At Hospital at Obl,mbian College, Washington,
Dot. 4.
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

TJN 10 h PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE
i No. 400 Seventh street, Is the place to buy you
Clothing, Trunks Hats, and Caps. oot Sim
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

GEE TO IT.-Gsnt's Fine Dress Boots Il
have u large stock of Mehs Heavy BOOTS, cheap,
at prices exceedingly hard to be beat. Boys and
Youths 30 Dts and Shoes at very low prices. Those
who will give me a call will not r. gret 1t.
Every thing in the Shoe line at
HENNlEG'S,
octl5-lw Seventh street, Island
The national Republican., 1861-10-16
At Seminary Hospital, Georgetown, Dot. 2.

(a) Including IN ofhoer. (b) One Officer
The national Republican., 1861-10-16
DUTATOEsI POTATOLsI,

1900 bushels of Prime Ne Jersey Buck EJ e and
Peach Blow POTATOES, just arrived, per rchooner
Alfred Bunting, and for sale from vessel Ia lots
suit purchasers. PETER BERRY,
oct15-St IS Water st., Georgetown, u. C.
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

.(al One officer. (b) Two ofhcers (c) One ofncer
td) -Four ofioers. lei One officer.
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

NEW YORK PRICES FOR ALL KINDS
~ of Clothing Hats, Caps, Trunks, Val SIS shirts,
Collars, and Ties, ut SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh
street opposite P,st Okce oes 3-lm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

ST.. Louls June 3.--Gen. Lyon has ap.
pointed Col Blair commandant Of the Arse
IA h this city.
Capt. Cole. in command Of the bsttery on
Duacan's Island opposite tie Arsenal. has re-
sumed examining all passing boats
The 9th regiment OF Missouri volunteers.
Col Peter =. Blaed, Was sworn Into the Uni.
TED States service for the war. on Saturday.
In the habeas corpus case this morning,
me following return was made by General
LYON 10 the new writ served on him an other
oihcers OF the Arsenal on Saturday.
lie within named Emmett Mcdonald Is
not imprsoned or detained by me. nor Is 10
u my custody, possession. power or control.
aud has not been since this writ was issued
have not. therefore. power or authority TO
pardon Or cause 10 be pardoned his body be-
IRE this Court
Col. Blair also makes return, denying that
he has now or ever had any power OF custody
OF said Mcdonald
The Court thel adjourned 20 enable the
other parties, included ia the writ, COls
bcemstein. Brown. and McNew. TO make
Fefs.
The funeral Of Capt Darby, snd Join
Phoenix took place from ST. Georges Church
this afternoon.
Capt. To,ten's battalion Of regulars 10 at
sendanCe. rendered military honors 20 the
deceassd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04
senator Douglas A. DeaaS--rbe
Affair at Acquia Creek-.CoI.
Fremeat with uunisions--Frem
Fortress Monroe.


wAsaixeTo~ Jcne 2-The Official account
Of the Acquia Greek affair. agrees with the
other accounts The enemys batteries ia
range were silenced. Oniy one seaman VS.
injured
The Eth Regimen ia not 60 % AeqgiA
Greek a. repCuea
The accounts received from Englana state
that Adams MAS presented 10y Lsrd Palmer
ton. Important State dispatches here on lie
18th. The attitude OF the British tsoVeu
raent i not decisively ssceuained
There Is nothing new from other govern
menis.
Among the ridiculous ram0rs was one ia
Col Wilcox had 10 usd the rebels ana n
20 Michganders had been captured by The
rebels.
Another ZoaaVo Was shot last night
A battalion OF regular cavalry and bat
terry Of artillery went towards the Fairfax
Court House
Word has been reeevel that the two m..-
sang Dragons. ia the Fairfax affair. had
been rescued and brought back by their eom
pany. uhO heard they would be hung which
caused the whole comp nv 20 rescue them
An incendisry IRE wss exungulshei by TIC
soldiers
June 5--while there : no doubt three OF
tuF N'NAhst''Nt'Att1 ii'Nhtct 'f tt~ At'-'r'si
ture OF Maryland have waited GA JEFF D.vis.
no information can be obtained here ID siioa
that their associate, - instructed have OF
fcisllv visited President Lincoln.
The plan for organization fog volunteer
forces. described in General order Nav 4ih.
i 50 modified a. 70 allow one Surgeon and
assistant to each Regiment 20 he appointed
By Governors II respective Sales. spe'es. a.
approval II the Secretary OF War.
Iieuiensnrs Cambicss and Harlan having
rendered their resignation 90 avoid being
called for active service. their names have
been stricken from the army roll
Writs Of hshcas corpns relurusbie on J ues-
day. were granted IN ease tie Aso men
arrested ia Maryland. charged with bridge
burning. and removed % York. The Writs
we're addressed % On kcim The hearing
was before J udge. Cadwailader. brother Of the
General
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

BALTIMORE. June 3--Govamor Hicks. this
morning. demanded and received the mus
koss Of the Baltimore City Guards, one hun
died and fity-nine in number, and had them
conveyed TO Fort McHenry.
Several men about 20 start for Harper's
Ferry. were arrested this morning and taken
10 the Fort
The Tnbane's dispatch. from Harper's
Ferry, says that general impression prevails
that there would soon be fight.
Between two and three thousand troops
are sncamped in tie suburbs. They were
visited On Thursday BY JEFF. Davis and his
aids
At Manassas Junction our informant as
certained that there were from two 10 three
thousand troops stationed there where he
passed through. There were eight thousand
more employed along the road TO .lh.n sew.
en- miles Of Fairfax Court House
4 report prevailed 10 day Of RIO. here.
growing out Of the fact Of there having been
no train on the Baltimore and Ohio l. diroad
to-day, the detention being caused y the
boat on the Susqsehannah having seen taken
for the use of Government
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

ISuGssAroIr. June B. hs news Of the
dcA'h 81 Senstor Douglas is received here
sih universal regret. / Ae & 3. a the dome
o. thcsterto.. cnd facs on mostnu pablo
buildings arc ai haii mfst and are crspcd in
mourning
Governor Morton has ordered I'll tho fl's
~ Z M. Mcclellan, Morton nj sullivan 10
Be dlaret in mourning and half hour guss
ffci f1Nswonty Our hocfs.t
Dr II. G. sherman has been appointed
assistant SURGEON oi the Ninth Regiment
Co Mlroy now IN Virginia
CAYroS, juuc All the las a. the city
-, st at'i nias; t-isy. ~ memory oi igdae
Dsae.
Tr3r Ohio. Jane 3--Tio bel. ere bcing
teliei tui so 'hc aie 10 &c -'ty are A. hall
uts. b mefrorr ~ Senator Douglas
Captain Dsuels,' artillery afs firing mia
ne guns.
R.rrAlo. June - r. IS and other North.
era and Eastern ciies. the news OF Judge
Douglas &c "A caused universal sorrow-
fHgs af9 drfpei in mourning and hnnf A.
hsii mast. aui other ts-cn< ct respect and re
gre. arc manifested.
CA~ssnstorA. June a--Ars ! Y oran.
ger. che only sister D. Judge Douglas while
- bel r1r o. the pcft af Clifton cprinrs
e take ihe train ie Chcago en- Ssturt y
f last ,hro~n rom her cafs'a-c rai badly
aIufci. narrowly escsr'rr vfh ief iifc -
+ Tie m9..es 81 Ju5se D1a1ls Who res5es
netr lrton Springs $ CTernhe'mC %
f efel sffho death ~ her 3niF sln
Eaif. Penn. 5aae 3--op thc rSc- -. %
tie ness ai tho dtfth JUDGE Douglas Mn.
utr guns ere fre1 Ibet ois vere f1lle g.
I saf tie Gsrs ~ iae rltr ana harbar were
p'srel at hiif mast
CIR tco. June 3--In tbkea OF sesf eos ~
I she memory Of senator D1arlss. the Board
/ 1t Trade ana ae C9aris 3 nfned 60 snsss
Is heuf
Al dsFs arc as lsf mat. 1ni prominent
buildings Are drarel "a mourning
Tie remains - the slassous dead Eil
ae ia slsic a, Rfrns usn RON Tomorrow
nson uali Weincsilr cfcssnr. when. n ths
rfceraf afrsnremenfs arc carried cut fwli
b, isktnto NasaiaE'oa fsr in'frmfr'.
A. ntctia1 bed 81 s9flngleli. this Al
fsfrnocu. aticfie1 bF tie State. Coagrexion
Al. Senatorial aos Nnr.cirsi trnitnics
COMMITTEES pAs 2o.l.ei - Is - ChicAso foi
- purpose ~ rrciestins acsinst the rcr,ova
- tie gtma.n. .. ScnstoF D0aeias from th'
State The rmitiec vi -cms here 70
n9rrcw morning
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

II Aoosr.-TLe e.sitor of the Louisville
O,srier, who 1. rank .ecs-..oDsst and trsi
os. IL terribly exercised because Col. An
0rnon has been assigned u the command OF
Gre Department Of Kentucky ~ish his head
she ground pIo, for bloody collision between
FEDERAL troops and the citizens Of Kentucky.
THE editor Of the Courier Is apprehensive Of
icing attacked BY throat disease. supsrin
',aced BY wearing hempen neck tie He
Eears that the arrival Of Col. Anderson at
louisville would precipiiate the disease
= = fears are well founded He knows his
rserits
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

The following order Of the War Depart
ment il the one mentioned by telegraph. which
Admits our ~ regimcnp Cor the var. The
conditions Of acceptance are peculiar. and we
call The special attention % our msa TO them:
wAK DEPAkFNESF. NAY =. l-6l
The six regiments Of troops ia Indiana and
the ak regiments IN Illinois. all OF which are
pow IN the service Of the United States. and
commonly called Three MontAs Men" or
I ANY one or more Of said regiments may. forth
with. or IS soon a. practicable. report their
readiness q Major General IcClellan. and by
him. or under hls order. Ice received IN. and
attached 70. the longer service. commonly
called Three Years Men." Presided. That
no Officer or private. IS held under obligation
% such change. and no one II said REGIMENTS
shall be--recesved into said longer service. IN
which regiment more than one-hth OF is
numbers decline the change. and aa cases OF
regiments received. the inda iiuais declining,
beng not more than one hith OF the whole.
may be discharges at once. Their places 20 DC
supplied - fast as possible by solanteeF re.
cruits. Any Of the said regiments. not being
transferred - the longer term. according 70
the terms oi the order. viii remain IN their
present three months service
BY special order OF the President
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

CIScINxArI. June 3-Two columns of
troops from Gen. McClellan's command, one
in command OF Col Kelly of the FIRST Vir-
GINA volunteers, and the other commanded
by Col. Crittenden, OF the Indiana volunteers.
left Grafton early last night. and after march
i'm during the entire night for about twenty
miles through drenching ram. surprised a
camp o. rebels two thousand strong, at Phil
hppi Va, routed them. killing fifteen and
capturing a large amount OF arms. horses
ammunition. provisions and camp equipage.
The surprise was compete. and at our last
a6vces the Federal troops were in hot pur-
sui, OF the rebels. and il is quite probsble
many rrisouers will be taken. Col. kel '
We n o "A !, wounded and has siEc. died =
Several Others Of the Federal troops we're
81 ghtly wounded.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

xysrxY rnAr - 70 a - The
activity that = manifest At the ar, - store
Of EdsAn MeDougal and Co. corhs Va.
bash sad Fourth streets. during IL
nmes. when business every where else y al
meet Al . stand still. has eliei,ed no little sur
prise from those not acquainted With the so
.erss reasons by which IL 4 brought about =
A magnificent stock efgoods. embracing ev
cry article that can possibly be called Cor. the
polite swentveness Of the statesmen. the Ben
ks~rss Of the prOprietOrs. the rare shssrness
VI the goods would Of themselves be almost
safscieni--but with All these and above them
all = their systematic hberality in advertising
c>nssrins in the Daily Wabash Erprsss. with
~ twelve 70 ffteen hundred circulation.
aud rsdiating all over the land. the names Of
Eds-r. McDoussi Co. hare become house
hold -ords throughous tai. and the adjoining
counties Of Indiana ssd IIIisois. a. Il 10 rixAs
,Aey should
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

Judge fancy and the Government.
We give the following for What Il worth.
promising that Il i from the " Ashington cor
re-poDsis1ce o. the sensational "LE0. OF The
" Y. Tines:
The Intention Of Judge fancy. IN issuing
writ OF baksas corpus for tie pr,,oaeF &c
tanned by Gen. Cadwallader at Baltimore. Is
70 bring on collision between the Judicial
and the Military Departments. Of the Govern
menf. and II possible 20 throw the weight Of
the judiciary against the United States and
IN favor Of the rebels lie i az heart rebel
himself for on Saturday. when L sup
posed tue rebels were attacking the United
BATES forces a, Arlington. Judge Tasey ex
frssscd the wish that the Nirginians would
wade 10 their waists in Northern blood -
The animus Of this exclamation viii be ap
parent % any one. and the fact that Judge
Tanev. oil and inhrn a. he i. volunteered TO
90 70 Baltimore to issue writ In favor Of a
rebel. shows the alacrity with which he serves
the cause Of rebellion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

Lsrr ysox TrSSrssKs Il youns nan,
n.mcd joseph r. Evans. who was r.issi in
this Slsss IN Boone county. AMI vho has been
spending the winter IA the South. reached
this city on Saturday night On hi. say hone.
having found il necessary 70 vscsss that re-
gion. 10 save himself from beng pressed into
the rebel srns he VISITED MossSomcrv.
Savannah ard Mobile lie as enabled %
visit Forts Jackson and PelssSi Bob are
cell supplied vita meaas II defence. ard
PalA4ki has sis hundred mea -ith-. ees.
Williams 10 IA command lie saw yes. IA
We ard hs body guard On route from savsn-
eah 20 Montgomery lie lef. y,cksoa.
Tenn. On Tuestsv Of ls-s -eek IN the night
He says there are te. thousand trscps % the
line Of The railroad near TIE Tennesse AID
Kentucky lLse. and moro eons,aasiy coming
up. 1hey say they desiSs attacking Cairo
Th<y say the Yankees are towards sai YEA
have the 6cs 20 axks: TIA, fsy southsrner
San vhi2 foss hssdr~d Sorshsrners Jobs
Hohbl.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04
nurs' nlsrArcu.

WASHINGTON. June ST H. Smith Of
Vermont is appointed Consul NJ Odessa IN
place Of Mr. Arnold of Illinois. transferred
70 St. Petersburg
Fairfax Court House is occupied by three
regiments Of Federal troops Two addition
al regiments will be 4 stioned there il a Gay
or two.
TIE New York seventh regiment viii
probably soon be re mustered into service
aai De stationed on Staten Island 70 collect
new levies.
Col Engart and Capt. Cahiil Of one OF the
Kentucky regiments have arrived 20 make
arrangements for ihe acceptance ana ere Of
troops.
X ~ Corwine is head Agent OF State 70
look after the wants OF the C0mmissary Dc
partment OF the OHIO troops.
A London letter saws Col Fremont viii
take with him 10 900 rifles and Park OF ar
tilIey-says forty twelve pounders--rihed
guns.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival ofthe steamer Prince Abe

ArfiNal OF the steamer Prince ALBEIT.
ST. JOINS June 1.-The latest quotations
Of American stocks were Illinois Central
shares. 3SIs@3S discount: Erie shares 231.
@22L
The Emperor Of Austria has arrived at
Trieste.
at Calcutta there was much activity In the
cotton interest. Common cotton was ad-
vancing. Tie import market was dull. and
freights less firm.
India was quiet.
Cass.us NJ Clay writes TO the London
) Times on the American struggle briefly but
decisively He says the rebel States c be
subdued, but il is not propoed 10 subjugate
them, but simply 20 put down REBELLION
England's interest is 20 stand by the Union.
lie inquiries If England can afford 10 offend
the United States. He concludes by saving
England is a natural ally Of the United
States
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

Fear KrAsxrY, June 2-The Pony Ex-
paess passed here yesterday witA San Fran
cisco dates OF May 22i.
The municipal election IN San Francisco
on the 2l.s. resulted in the triumph OF the
Peoples Union ticket by an average majority
Of \. The contest WAS very exciting: busi-
ness he.ns generally Suspended 10 gise every
body an opportunity 10 participate.
Five hundred picked men have been en-
rolled for Lirpot's Volunteer Regiment, in.
GLIDING one company of Light Artillery
Wien the regiment Is full, its services viii
be rendered 70 the General Government