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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
Second Edition.

The LittIeiohn Libel Suit.-Deyitt C. Lililsjohn
seSss Horace Greeeydamsges laid at $2SOOO-ted the
late Dwego Circuit before Judge Bacon and fully reported for
THE TRIBUNE by J. L. CrOsbyis published in neat, com
pact pamphlet Of s Psges and for sale this Office Price 10
eens Although The sstbplk Of the evidence collected for the
defense ruled out by Judge yet the opening that side
~ ISAIAH T. WILLIAMS, esq. givesa good idea Of ~
bsrseer and OF The ouads Of our dseeem Of the NewYok
salion Of 1850 its engineer and their nstransnts The
gsof Judge BACON and the comments thereon BY JOHN
x ORTER esp Of Absny deserve and will command the
ate AOn Of lawyers and jurisis And whoever to see
shseYer can be said sgsinI the defendant In this suit BY
sssl political aud general adversary, who knows that he
tYbe answered be grstEed with tho summing for
sbs psntiH By the Hon HENRY A. FOSTER TIE cross
examination Of the defendant by the Hon CHAS. b. SEDG
NICK hkswise presents noteworthy aspects As po
lsl libel f1ts less than formerly, and The
1aion Of 1850 Is sabee ofenduring interest believe
Aey win find this pamphlet worth reading and preserving
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Addrea THE TRIBUNE. No. l54 Nsssaust., New-York.

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fost an6 foun6.

Il OST-
II On Tuesday sb0ut O'Clock = M, from No. ITO lsts,
A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG,
with white patch on his breast.
Ihe hndsr wiz be susbly rewarded Ieturn,ss him TO
A. CHAPMAN.
Pisr Nc. 10 North River,
Gie ths above sddIsss
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auerial Notlses.


m ,,..,, SECOND Assembly Utstrict, com
~ ~ FOURTH and SIXTH WAhDs'-lhe & Oon,
5,S r,st A No. los Centre-st ie,S eCel.nsi
s,Sn ,s Nj JOSEPH BRICK to the Chair and Sppoins
fs' Tp}{,0YIS SHAW Secretary. On motion OF II. ~
~ tbs IXth Ward iafer free Interchange sf oTn'
o,o ,e gentlemen pTesenil, it wss unsnimousiy re-
solvedto sdOurn ih FRIDAY ENbNlNO' 'he io'n 'i'''
when DemiBution viii DO plede; mr., pprcv ch.,.,
ovss SFAw, Secretary.
sevsUtlr sseua torial District Republican Con-
tisn.-Tbe members Of this Convention are Iogae'ssa @
et ~ the Twenty-frst Ward Association Rooms NO. SOD
~ THIS EVENING (Wsdnetdayl a. ~ o'clock
= ANDREW r. TROTIERl ChsiTnaa
yRED LINCAsrER. Secretary.
Aa ncIegetes 10 the Eighth Assembly nistTieJ
sIbRean Convention win meet on NEONESD,A.l a.
tiNlNG Oct l6, at O'SHACOdNEsSA ;, corner ol l''
% o"iO''"' wM. r. OLIVER, ChAiTmsp.
WV. wENNsII, Secretary.
Ynpne Meme Republican Central Committee.
Ths regular meeting of this Committee VIII be hea AZ
Heoaqn ntTers corner Broadway and 23d-st on "EDNhs-
DAY FNISG, the 10th inst, at 3 O'clock.
STEWART L. WOODFORD, Chairman
SEoaes w; 1A9vr'' Secretaries pro tenn.
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IMPORTANT AID TO NEW ENTERPRISES.
IL For any deliIed INFORMATION about the RATES Of
ADVERTI9INGi Ia City Country Pspers the cost Of
CIRCULARS snoog persons in any classes
Of business throughout the United states address GEO.
BONKkYEM, Commission Agent Post-Ofice, NewYork.
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7,
u. S. McsrrRISe oysIcE, No. 70 wnrrAsr.l

u. s. MCsrKRNG OFFICE, No. % WnIrEsrrl
Oct. Q. 1861. :
All Officers of the Army ON Recruiting Ser.
vice for Rermeat in the he Wishing to send forward Re-
cs must mako requsons for transportation at this oice
bsrore D. NJ. special train will be dispatched each day
at p, m' d. b: SAChEi in'Pssg,Ioi . psil
Noticc-RECRUITING for the THIRTY SEVENTH
REGiMENT-This gallant Regiment, now the Advance
pard of the Army OF lie Potomac 10 rails Ing some more good
Iacn Recruits win apply the corner Of Amy and Ihop
sonsts CT in the City Hall raTk All DeseieIs ron ths
Bogimout ere ordered to report to Lieutenant JAMES i
DUNCAN, THIS DAY. BY order Of - -
Lieu,..CoL JOHN BURKE, Commanding
U. =. shurp shoOters.-CoL BERDAN Coed & .h1,'
deSiron OF oning this avorte corps sppy to Capt NJ
D Tyler al the Camp OF Rendezvous, WeehawkeD near
t2dt ferry landing This company will be thoroughly equip
ped before leaving camp
ynn Ruren Light Infantry under the suspiee, ofCol
THOs b. VAN BUREN PaymssteI General Of the stste o.
New York This regiment accepted and being ihddy cen
pletod viii reccivea few more hr'ce's win
their company officers II application be Immediately made 20
l. NORRIS MCLEAN, Lieut.. Colonel Commanding NO. 4Sz
Broadway.
Wented-The position Of ORDERLY sERoEANI, IN
some company good standing by respectable and capable
Young n an Address G. b. H., Flushing, l.. l.
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BrookIyn ". I. Association. I !

WIN deliver an address on The War and the Country at
az A..5snv Of Wusic FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. IS Tick.
ia "a rnt 70 al paris OF tho house. For sale at the Library
IsJsSov apd Booisores Brooklyn. At T. j. Crowen and
SiheTis No IL Wallst New.1oTk. Doors open Of ~ 10
oomrnenoe 8 O'Clock.
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The Army Committee Of the Eynngellcnl
liaee the receipt Of the following amounts
l ia circulating religious journals and hymn-oooks among
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A CADEMY OF M@USIC;-HERRMANN.- @
The sale Of seat, for Mr. Ulmsns Benefit and Mr. Herr
mann last night but two will commence this morning at
tho 81 hs Afdsy % THEs sRf gNEsSS.r NSHs
III This hhEHaxSS EVENINe, Y Wednesday.
Positively HermsHn. last might but two IN SswYoi pre-
LASH s4rgggs SEaaT tRs 1SH7srTTiw SfT Two
OF MADAME HERMANN IN THE CLAIRV0YANCE.
fhgHSRAY RFaEFiH OF EyESlS2iL MS SILaaN Si,, T.
IL BkLLo in MAsCHERA,
The rs'' MISS Mss cLIaH g Ar noTsA KELLOGG
Der sT,, sPgsSance in the gss. role sTP Of ARs9 Kas9u
sIGNoR RRT0NoLI, sIGNoR MANcUsI,
On MONDAY, Oct a.,
TWO NEW OPERAS,
which win be given for the hI.t time In America.
Open bdo by Doure and the petite and charming opera
'''D'''' - LES NocEs DE JEANETTE,
No" 'n' 'Isf coNcEaT q Sc fIq By oARLoTTA PATTI
SATURDAY Oct i9, IL BALLo INMAsGHEMRAi Era and ,g on
THE TWO PERFORMANCES
THE ONLY ONES
until the arrival Of the artists January most those
Europe 70 S6 there which they have found It
advisable to accept in view Of the disturbed state OF the
Union .,,,,,,o,,.,
Both the Academy Of Music Of Newly ort well that o
Brooklyn will be thrown open 20 the public AZ
THE UNIFORM CHARGE OF ONE DOLLAR TO ALL
Reserved s..t. IN any palt the house. 50 cent. extra
| THE SALE OF RESERVED SEATS
fof the hrst night IN NewYoIk viii commence THIS MORN
INC at tho Academy Of Music uith,.li sibelPs, Wall
w. REsERVED SEATS FOR BROOKLYN
may be had, commencing on THURSDAY Oct. II, Of thu
Brooklyn Academy Of Musc and at SibelPs
NOTICE-Those Of the itockhodeTs personal friends an
patrons Of the Opera who from view Of giving their aid
admit 10 either q the two NewYoIk Brooklyn perform
buy checks for reserved ess $50 cents each at h
NFRiDAY AND SATURDAY,
Positively the last two o.
HERRMANNS FAREWELL soIREEs.
Nd HERRMANN-THE OPERA.
THURSDAY, Oct ~,
HERRMANNS
Third night In Brooklyn.
MADAME HERRMANNs
Second Appearance in Brooklyn.
POSITIVELY LAST MONT OF THE SPLENDID
INAUGURATORY PROGRAMME.
had. HERMANN IN the MESMERIC CLAIRyOlANCE.
THE OPERA.
SATURDAY. Oct. 10,
ULLMAN'S BENEFIT,
yhen VIII be pred1oed V.Idps famous Opera Of
IL BALLO IN MASCHERA,
MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG
MISS HINKLEY, MAD SrRAKOSH.
slGNOR BRfGNOLL SIGNOR MANCUSL
The sale Of for Mr. Umsn's Benefit will commence at
o,loet Thapdsy momiOg, at the Academy BoxOfhce
and at sibelps Wall.tt.
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Amnsfnletils.

A MEXICAN MUSEUM.
Re.ergsgement Of the
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS.
The manager has ut been enabled to effect another en-
tagement for two weeks with this wonderful animal.
WHO WILL FAIL TO SEE HIM SOWl
No douts that he the greatest wonder In the whole
Animal Kiusiom-hat In the language of Job, ch IL:
UPON THE EARTH THERE IS NOT HIS LIKE"
His gigantic proportions and berculesn strength are thus
described by the sacred writer: His bones are a.
pieces Of brass, and like bars Of iron"
He Is on exhibition at all hours also the WHAT is III
ALBINO FAMILY SEA LION MAMMOTH BEAR SAh.
SON, GRAND AQUARlA, LIVING MONSTER SNAKES,
LIVING MONSTER ELEPHANT TURTLE from the Gal
Ipagos Islnnds HAPPY FAMILY, &c.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
At and u O'clock, the new Drama,
DICKENS'S
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
IL produced with New Scenery Properties &C. The great
popularity Of Dickens author places
THIS DRAMA FIRST IN THE LIST
with all loven Of the hsonc art. II sproduced here by
ono Of the beat Companies in Eew.York.
Admission to all 70 centsi Children under TO- Is cents
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y'HE TRI3UNE's WAR MAPS.-Now ready

TIE TRIBUNE' WAX MAPS.-NOW ready,
IL EXTRA TRIBUNE, containing the various Maps pub
'shed IN TIE TtBUNE since the commencement OF the
Wsr also contains ist Of the killed and wounded
se battle 20 r sscersnsd Price five centh Three dol
Ins pr 100. Terms sssb. AseIs.s
: THE PglIbUNE, Esy.York.
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JrgT PCBIEHKD,
SPERAiATORRHQA,o or SEMINAL WEAK
~ NEsSRepors these and other diseases Of the Ser
gs ogens by the setipg Surgeon Of the Howard A.ocston
Philadolpbs; also, Reports on the NEW REMEDIES for
such dsesses employed in the DpenssYy Of this Institution
bent to the sHi'tea b s n sealed letter enyelope free Of
charge. Address, Dr.. J. SkILLIN HOU0HTON Howard
AssoeiatLon, No. Sonth Ninth ~. phiadelphia. Pa
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Weooina CARDS, sc.
90 ilJbom II man Concern.

CRoroy AauRDucT DEPARTMENT, Oct Q, 1851
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a
further penalty of TEN PER CENT will De added 70 al
uupaid water rents on the ls day Of November next
F r. C. HANCE, Registrar
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NINE. DEMOREST's QUARTERLY MIR
I'VE RON OF FASHIONS with splendid Epgrsvipgs Fash.
ion Plates and fnszcd Patterns sold everywhere Also
GRAND OPENING Of PATTERNs at No. as BroadMaY
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~ BETH BARRETT BROWNING, tsken from an original
Aabrotype In the possession OF the publisher Price 90 cents
by mail receipt Of the price In money or stamps by
CH1LsES 8. FRANCIS, No 522 Broadway New.YorE
gold S225 N
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Paul d. Curtis,

Importers
Aud Wholesale aud Retail Deslersin
STEREOSCOPIC GOODS,
PHOTOGRAPHS &C,
No 594 BroadwGy, n. Y. (oid stsnd).
One Of house being constantly IN Europe in
ecipt weekly Of new and selected goods
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J,UUU vELoPTs .very e ons Ss,sst ,,1l.. Pris, p
$lo0 lou can order from g 200 at one cent each
Q. A. MlLLERS, No. Is Ann.lt New. YORK.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30
From the Toronto Globe.1
Shin the Cotton North.

There is one feature in the case which
the English papers do not touch, and
which the American papers have not
pointed out with sufficient force. 1t is
taken for granted in Great Britain that
the blockade will completely prevent ex
ports from the South. This is not the
case. Cotton and tabacco may still be
sent through the North. No attempt
has yet been made TO stop the cotton
supply; and ifMr. Lincoln would give
his assurance that none will be made.
ne would afford proof OF a carefuIness
tor British and French interests which
both nations would fitly appreciate. In
deed he would be conferring upon Great
Britain an inestimaLle boos. II there
IS one thing more than another that her
patriots and statesmen desire, it is tb at
she should be totally independent of the
United States cotton fields-and grad
ual decrease Of exports would accom-
plish this much to be desired result.
A total stoppagc, however, would be as
disastrous AZ It 10 unnecessary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30
FRANKFORT Nav %

Wicklifi's resolution for appointment
OF Com. to consider subjects for which
the Convention was called and also
Crittenden's original amendment as
proposed to the Senate of the United
States, with such amendments as will
secure the sla. Q States just and equal
r. ghts, under the Constituticn n, adop, ed
Gov. Magoffin was present, and was in
vited to take seat in Convention dur
ing its session. Full delegations are
accredited from Kentucky and Missouri.
but from no other States. joan CaId.
well appeared from Marion and Sewer
counties, and was received % an ad.
vising and consulting friend.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30
BALTIMORE, Nav %

a gentleman has just arrived from
Norfolk. He came Though Richmond
and Fredericksburg.
Con. Butt6r had not commenced op-
erations, but AN attack was looked for
daily. He could not ascertain the mum
Der of troops at Norfolk, but it is esti-
mated at 10000.
Troops are daily. arriving from the
South. There wer' no apprehensions
that Norfolk could be taken.
Twenty-cight cars filled with troops
passed Petersburg on Saturday. $4,000
troops are reported at Richmond.
Attacks are expected from Fork River
which IS guarded against by batteries
and earth works. He said they were
well supplied with heavy artillery, and
that there were ten thousand troops on
the hills about fredericksburg, strength
ened by numerous batteries.
Manoassus Gap was reinforced on
Sunday night by troops from North
Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30

special to Chicago Tribune.

i "a
special 70 Chicago Tribune.
WAsHrseroH, May %.
"A new military department has beer
sor'ned, consisting Of al that part o.
Virginia east Of the Allegheny mount.
aims. and north Of James river, except
Fort Monroe.
Brig. General Mcdowell mas been
assigned the command of it and SiIl in
the morning put himself 1t the head Of
the army Of invasion, nov concentrated
at Alexang1a and Arlington Heights.
The forces on the Virginia side OF the
river have been increased by the list
New York Regiment, which left the
Navy Yard in boats at 2 A. N. for Al
exandria.
No hostile demonstration took place
to day.
Troops are still busily engaged in
throwing mp earth works.
Fremont is not positively appoint
ed Maj. Genaral, bat the position will
be offered to him on his return to this
country.
The rebels will no longer be able to
embsrass the movement Of Federal
vessels by familiarity with the old sys-
TEN.
The New Hampshire Regiment ar
rived this morning and was received by
the President. 1t brought 40 horses, =
large number of train wagons and 80
horses for an artillery company.
Two N. Y. regiments are expected
to arrive this evening.
Two regiments OF mounted frontier
men will be raised to counter act the op.
erstions Of the Rebels in New Mexico
and Arizona. II. u. Stanton will COM
mand, as Big General.
A second army column will move
thence at an early date under command
Of Gen. Mansfield, through Mary land,
towards Harper's Ferry, to check adj.
vance Of Rebel forces from that direc-
ton.
You may look for the concentration
Of q large army in southern Illinois for
operations down the Mississippi, in the
course of the next few weeks.
Schuyler Colfax has succeeded in Sc.
curing the services o: SIX three months
regiments, from his State, for the war.
Two Ohio regiments crossed into Vir-
ginia this morning.
Gov. Yates arrived here at late hour
last evening. HIS business seems to be
10 contract the effects of parties from
his State for acceptance of Independent
Regiments.
Maj. Kune had an interview with Sec
retary Cameron this afternoon, who said
tina, this morning the President had de-
cided to accept the Chicago Jagers, but
that Gov. Yates and other parties from
Illinois had wrought charge and that
1t was not Improbable that the Regiment
would be accepted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30

The Commissioner of Patents and
the War Department have expressed
themselves much pleased with the io-
vention of A. l.. Ross, OF Cincinnati, for
throwing hot water from the sides of a
vessel during an engagement. The press
nre 10 obtained from the boiler without
any extra machinery, and is very sim
pie and effective. The inventor tenders
the use Of his invention to the Govern
ment for nothing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30
w AsHINGToN. Nav Is


The reports that Confederate Com
mlssloners had an interview with Lord
Russell and Thouneval, and had been
told they could not be recognized, are
considered incorrect.
The latest arrivals from
Europe only brought the news that the
Southern Confederacy had not been
recognized in London. OF the same
character is the report that Secretary
Stewards proposition to accede to the
Paris declaration of abolishing priys.
teering, has been registered.
F',e transports we're conveyed by the
Harriet Lane, with $500 troops to the
mouth OF James river, to take posses
sion OF New Point. Scwalls Point
battery fire on the last vessel, but it was
out OF range.
The Yankee brought in more prizes
to -day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30

INFORMATION WANTED AND OFFERED.
The New Orleans Crescent Of the Goth
inst. says "if the New York Post will
tell us the amount OF cotton the Yam
kee manufacturers have on hand, we will
tell the Post when their manufactures
will become silent-desolate deserted
when some hundreds of millions Of in.
vested capital will cease to yield div.
dend-will become valncless. Will the
xtst vonchsafe the information"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30
FIT. KEARErY. Nav "a

The Pony Express from San Francis
20, 18th, passed here to-day.
there Is but little hope Of the Legis-
. !. providing for special election
Tor Oongressmen.
Ma)or Armitagc, Who has been in
~ IS"mand It San Diego, Gen. Johneon,
..ss commanding the Pacific division,
-: .;a ~. 9onld. Of Fort Humboldt Win
IN the Confcdoeate Army.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30

tx Gov. Morst cad, in his letters to
the journal says thst should Lincoln
hereafter assume an attitude Of war for
the purpose of over-running and subiu.
eating the seeded States, Kentucky.
without counting the cost, ought to take
up arms against the Government: until
then she should compel both sides to
respect the inviolability Of her soil.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30

The NATIONAL DEBT OF ENcLAND.
On the 3lst Of March the national debt
Of England consisted Of f2,9sl .O3s
two and haf per cert. f4l6,3OO two
and three quarters per cent; f77o,-
256.542 three per cent. /; f2,63O, 799
three and . quarter per cent. and
$42a,6Os Eve per cent. This il = total
E765. o6l ,9o8, on which the annual in
tersst payable amounts to f2s,57o, $40.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30
Southern SrDleReliaOce.

There is more of seIf.reliance in the
Southern States than many Northern
folks are willing to believe. The New
Orleans Bee, of the olst inst, very
truthiully remarks:
Our planters, by setting apart few
additional acres tor the cultivation Of
corn, will insure to the South an ample
supply OF that nutritious cereal. We
need not be dependent upon the West
for flour. The wheat OF northern Texas
is ackno wledged to be the finest in the
world, and the recent completion Of
railway communication with western
Louisiana will open a perpetual and
profitable market for this article. Nor
do we see why we should be indebted to
Cincinnati for pork, bacon and hams. OF
all domestic animals the hog is most
easily reared. He will fatten on trash
aud refuse, which other beasts will re-
ject. On the plantations OF the South
droves of swine can be maintained at
scarcely any expense, and can be profit
ably raised tor market. In short. we
shall be stimulated to the important du-
ty of self reliance.
A nation only becomes prosperous
aud Pv~c'iui In proportion as 1t is ena-
bled to provide at home for its own ne
ccssities. Therein consist the elements
of genuine wealth, aud it is these which
the foolish anger of the North is daily
commencing to Our notice
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30

IA AsFTD' Girls. do You hear th;. ,
The army correspondent Of tha n.
bpqpe Herald states
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essk q -Oloe-eyed hour of seyeotssn -
osoer&one aor-whom all could sn,s 49,. =
natonic affection, and upon whom co"ld
Be expended that eurplus love which :
n B., bottled pP or expended upon stars,
fMhaAHeg Punchee o. moonlight. Won'1
5000 tair daughter Of the Havls,.
6tate tranqfer her Rlial allegiance To II.
progressively glorious Flint Regiment
&sedv - go that We may afeeD on
49, jsns - losiae ill ~ rete,o ~ =
wives, babies aad Iovers."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30

SEMI-W sRKLY TIMEs.-The McGrec.
Or Times comes to Us now in a real
semi weekly edition which will hereaf.
VET % published in connection With the
weekly. The Times is second to no.
oodys paper in the State, and We are
glad to notice its property.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30
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" ADHIN0IONs 20.
Gen. Mcdowell is assigned The CON-
mand in Virginia, East Of the Allegheny
Mountains, and Nor,h Of James river.
Additional troops are daily crossing the
river here.
1t is surmised that Gen. Mansfield
will command the troops If an attack Is
made on Harper's Ferry.