Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-11
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

the ohio. Cen McLelland, of Ohio, isassigned
to the command.
The President has issued an order that all ar
my officers, except those who have entered SER
vice since April LIST, shall take the oath of alle-
glance to the Government.
At least 100000 volunteers have rendered
their services to the Government.
A large train of cars arrived this a. In. with
troops who passed uninterrupted through Bal
tmOre.
Detroit. May l0.-Thc military and volunteer
relief bills passed both Houses of the Legisla-
ture by unanimous vote The former provides
for 10 regiments, 10 be enrolled rs directed by
the Governor and transferable at the Presidents
order into the Federal service.
The latter provides for raising funds by Com
lnittee for relief of the families of Volunteers.
The War Loan bill, providing $l,000,000 by
the issue of bonds running 25 years, drawing
per cent interest, also passed without dissent
ing voice. Legislature adiourns Tomorrow.
Trenton, N. j., May I0.-The Legislature
passed the S2000,0O0 loan bill. Also the bill
authorizing the Governor to raise and equip
regiments of troops, and to purchase 10000
stand of arms, and pledging the entire resources
Of the State in quelling rebellion.
New York, May TO- Dispatches from Charles
ton say butter is selling at IS cts. per pound
No ham or bacon in market, and cattle suffering
for hay. Say that Southern troops are better
provided with knives, dirks, and revOlvers than
Northern troops, and feel confident of success.
Troops at Richmond have not been paid, and
-four is $40 and pork $50 per Dbl. Virginia
and Carolina bonds are worth 2Oc on the dollar
The Baltimore Sun this a. M. counsels the
State to remain loyal,
The Worlds despatch says the main blocka-
ding force will be stationed in the Gulf; another
portion off Georgia. and third off Virginia and
the Carolinias
Gen. Fauntleroy has resigned
The Ohio troops are ordered to GAINESVILLE, OPP
posite Wheeling.
Harrisburg, May l0.-A letter has been
received from an officer at Harper's Ferry,
saying; the troops there are provided with
inferior arms and are badly provisioDed -
thinks their chances Of success in conflict
with the Federal troops are bad, and thinks
an accack by any thing like an adequate
force would prove successful. The writer is
an officer Of skill and twenty years service.
A confident expectation prevails in high
circles that battle will be fought between
! Richmond and Washington in ten days.
Louisville, May lO.-The Mayors vaio
ofappropriation Of 100000 to arm the city
was sustained dy council The Mayor says
100000 is sufficient Council Appropriated
$4,000 for the relief OF the poor.
Rising Sun, Ind, May l0.-The opera
tor at Patriot telgraphs that he has been
called upon to aid in qncling n negro in
surreetion which broke out last night in
Owen and Gallatin counties, KY. Great
fears are felt as it is supposed that the ne
groeS are led on he two or three white citi-
zons Of Kentucky. The people are gather
ng all their forces 10 put dawn the rebellion
and runners have been sent out into Indiana
for assistance. Capt. Fells Of this place,
who has company ready for our own
State servise has telegraphed that he would
Immediately send his men and arms to their
assistance if needed. One line is down all
morning between Patriot and Vevay, SO
that we are without any news from latter
place, we fear lins has been cut by insurg-
ents to prevent transmission of news Of in-
sunection.
Annapolis, May ia steamer arrived
from Fortress Monroe; reports several prizes
taken; on board one found ex-Lieutenant OF
| u. s. army.
| Washington, May l0-Mai Rhett, of South
Carolina, paYmaster in the army, has seeded
from the Federal Government leaving balance
of $4,000 against him unadjusted.
Lewis Clephame, of National Republican
Committee, has been appointed Postmaster Of
this city.
| Harrisburg, May l0.-Troops from New York
city viii hereafter pass through this place, arri-
wing by East Jersey Railroad, and going to Bal.
timore over the Northern Central. They car
reach Washington quicker and cheaper than by
the Annapolis route
Application has been made by private parties
of Eastern States 10 Gov Curtin TO permit bo,
dies Of armed free blacks TO pass through Penn.
Isylvania They met with an unconditional re-
fusal, and great satisfaction is expressed here al
the Governors decision. These application,
were To arouse the slaves af Southern States t.
rebellion.
Annapolis May l0.-At midnight last nigh
a squad of about SO mounted insurgents free
on the picket guard at Camp Butler across tn,
river. The guard returned the fire. About q
shots were exchanged.
St. Louis, May l0.-Gen Frost's brigade o
Missouri Militia, eneamped at Fort jackson il
the western outskirts Of the city, surrendered
Internationally this afternoon, on demand o
Capt. Lyon, commander Of the United State
forces in this city. Capt Lyon marched OF
TaoIraor ,utth aot.a 000