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I(arine gntelllgente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street, .
Saturday Morning. April 10, 1861.

Saturday Morning April 49, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer L McGi, Robirds, for St Louis,
l b Fulkerson
Steamer New Falls City, switzer, for St Louis,
A Brtton
Ship I H Perkins, Stevens, for Bordeaux,
VIM Dewey Geo
Ship Addie Snow, I-ufkin. for Lisbon, (Port1galS
Ship Princeton, Womack, for Havre,
Cammack & Converse
Ship Levi Woodbury., Young, for Bavre,
Cammack & Converse
Span bark Constancia, Qlivere, for BordcauS
Cabacro & Basualdo
Nor bark Active, Hepp, fer Cork and market,
Cammack s. Converse
Schr Felicia. Peterson, for Pensacola, Master
schr Pelican, Wehls, for Mobile, Huntington & Bro
schr Townsend, Townsend, for Charleston,
Err Poole
Schr Olive, Johnson for Pensacola,
NOverton &co
schr Sarah Bladen, Canto for Mobile,
Huntington 4 Bro
Schr Warren Olivard, for Mobile l. Fash Geo
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N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

CANTON, April IS. 18Gl.-29 bales cotton to
Mcfarland Barkadale-- 20 Warren, Gilmore &co
81 Thompson & Clark lG j Tul!y &co-l5 do
Friedlander & Gerson--l4 Lane Saltcr &co-ll do
Carroll. Hoy Geo Il Campbell & Strong II do
Carloss Stewart 10 NJ Lowe &co-9 7 Fl g. ]
Allen &Go-5 & G Cromwell-5.j Wait &co-
Stewart 4 James 4 a D Henkel &co-4 do |.
Adams Geo = 4 j T Hardle Acc & P Black SEQ
4 Levy Il Dieter Thornhill Geo 3 do Allison,
p"ttison &co-3 Lewis & Oglesby--2 Henderson,
Terry &co- 2 Payne, Huntington &co- Total $50
bales cotton.
N. o., 0PELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, April u. lS6l.-l5 hhds sugar
X Hare &co--lS do IS hbs mUIasAes Lobit & Char
penter- ia do so hhls molasses Wright u Allen
80 do 81 hills molasses Braud & Landry-3N0 sacks
salt Reeve Bros hides and sundrics to order
Total 1875 hhds sugar l5S bbs molasses
JEFFERSON AND CARROLLTON RAILROAD
MOBILE-Per steamer lily Lewis 1853 bales of
cotton to Orders do Battle, Noble &co-l bundle
samples to order 800 bbls lime and sundries to
order.
PONTCHARTRAlN.
MOBILE - Per steamer Alabama-sundries to
order
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FORWOOD s. GRLRRL,E.

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"
f0RW0oD d GRLBBLE,
Dealers in Family d Plantation Groceries,
No. los CAMP sTHEnr, MAR FoypRAs.
crII1c
F1cats.
Sidts' s'sar;snred and plain
Beet SmG ESS .,rc. sr,o,,oa ,,., .,,,,,,
Lyons and DOGMA S""''s'S' etc
,,,,.,ro, ,t,.s .,,, E Ini.'S IN ,as
Mes shad' in Es ~. = -, ''''. W ~ m '''
x,lour, cts. Smoked Salmon etc
Corn v MSHl. S s.Se
H Benmf coarse ana H'S R Ftrt""
1 HfP5% Root f Tsa1r f hn1icy
o0H'S Ge'"'i"' ,.,,to, r', n,n
'S' ''''''' Western, Butter, large and small kegs,
Lard i'll KEGS and Jars.
SAP sneqq Cheese. Era EnaIish nairy Cheese.
Pineapple Western
Crushed Sugar. Powder Sugar.
Loaf ,ro,., ,, Classified 1tsaqpt;tied Sugar
1Ee1sssses.
Stsar House Nolassea Ss},5;1as STrqp
plantation Syrup.
Fancy, Brown. and White. n Ho Salt3:
E' ~ io"H>. N;rIo1nd &C. in cake,
CASTLE Hu,vs extra Brown n Y
Bayauas r,s..a Olive, Oil 1.,aon,
Candies,
Star Cepd!c3 an, r4rgf6He Wax Candles.
%e he met beautiful rtise in tEs WY Of Candle over pro.
nGH IN THIS county Us aRpeGEre IS that Of the whtost
beautiful than The neFI per!n or wax 3nnda and Ia,
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Arrived Yesterday,


4 Steamship Tennessee, Forbes, from Vera Cruz
| to G Harris-lst dist.
| Steamship Florida, Nelson from Apalachicols, to
A MitcleH-lst dist.
| Steamship Matagorda, Wilson, from Galveston and
| Sabine Pass to I Harris Berwick's Bay.
Schr Critic, Davidson, days fin Mobile, to master
Basin.
Schr W Benbury, Burns, FIN Fish River to master
Basin.
schr Virginia John, Kornbeok, I'm Fish River, to
master-Basin.
schr J Gwin, Baker, FIN Mobile to master
Basin.
SteamhoaGs.
Silver Wave Mc8TilIaE I'm Pittsburg.
Sw0n, Jones, FIN st Louis.
War Eagle, White FIN st Louis.
John Roe, Yore fm st Louis.
City Of Memphis Kountz, I'm Cairo.
hodge, Smoker, I'm Shreveport.
De Soto, Beard, I'm Shreveport
NJ Sharpe, White, I'm Jefferson.
Rapides, DoWty, I'm Natchitoches.
Pargoud, Tobin, I'm Ouachita River
Anna Perret, Cops, FIN Opelousas
Lafourche, Daferes, FIN Lafourche.
Gotten, Hooper, I'm Bayou Sara.
Alabama. Boardman, fin Mobile
Texas Stinde, FIN Jefferson.
Acadia, Vincent, FIN DonaldsonVille.
Ely Lewis, Winters, I'm Mobile
Lake End jeff. & Car. R. r.
ToWboat j NJ Whann, Whann, from the Passes
towed down and to sea on the 9th inst, schrs
Emeiine, F Keeling and Alphonsine-
came up light.
Towboat Ocean, Pennegar FIN the Passes-toved
down and to the bar on the 4th inst. shin
Geo Washington, and to sea banks Biagio
and u. Batlsta-came up light.
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A l. A B A NJ A RIV Z r

Coz, Brninuro & Co.'S TRI WEEKLY Throngl Line
EGIt fi&2BfLKG, SELMA, RiDTY,.
Tss2 come y WeumpF,, and al! landings Aabanla
LE5sI:8E5T'f vet The SHnnch steamers Henry F,eX.,s
sSsa4fsa4a iohn Winters nasie' and ~ IN. Bngaicy
Dick Sinnott. master, will receive freight every lpE At I'D
de Tvni Circle and will leave the Lake end Of HE Jefa
son and CmrGon RAJ r%Ad every Tgeoduy, THURSDAY and
freight or passage apply On board
fel3 IF " 1N''i' az * C 5tge,s str,t
p s. letter bag leaves the office of the Agent At 5I0 =
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DEux:ENE CoUE DE DISTRICT )IA WILLIE DE LA MILE
do la NouYcIle. Orleans ORLEANS vs. GEOPJ7E;
- 'EENEWALD No 1862.
I'M EEESTU dun writ de Sable ct vemte q,
T. moi o3rGsst lIIonoa'c nenHGme CoH de DsTicl
dc Ia HOnyec Orleans dams ninire cdessus lie procGde.
RI lie SAMED', ~ davrl ls6, midi. llioel lie la
Cite rue de la Commune les Camp Maya
sins, Ia vente pubque adjudication de prophetic don't
suit "a descr poH v ir-
uN TERRAIN sttrG dams c TrOcme Dt8trct de cette
vile, deng lt M Do par les rnes Dauphnc R0n
gogne d" PInh@p nd PAUL. CUE par No Cine
await plan dt H. II. Phi de Vile dale mars
1859 ct DIP Sc 6tuCc de Z. B0uuy noafe
kEbl cete v lie.
lie dit ayant am6rcairc) 80 peas dc fncc In
Paul ne 1913 piGds Iouces gues de proto1tr
cLtle liERes GsA'uS ct allccs.
Ensemble i0uR les d utr privileges, etc
Snisle dams l'Ritre eli lcssus.
CONRlFI ONS-Conptnhta moment de lnduhication,
+. T. PARKER,
milo IS 20 Sheriff de la Par0isse d Orltans
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Leaves on StTi'RN W l3,t, inst at5P NJ
Il Z fHl-Y ~


~, ,u.,, No Front street.
n RIAll freight for way AMI plantation landings nI,, b,
PEI pFthe shipper" on Of the boat PASSENGERS will
landed at any point The Con rc.n4r Cun. Packet rates
morning. " N " ~ '0i' ''A'!
plan Of the cabin can be and passage secured by ~
p'!,.- nv ~ ne 'G MS. nip
RAJ The !. f. P connects with tho lightdrnrrht paclf Ro3
c no nnd will take freight for all landings on i!ay on
B1rtho1" CIV, with he nrivtIrrr nj r,bfpufry " ''
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TmRD DI1TRIcr CoUEr}C ROSELIus. RECEIVER VS.
- 81 Ny q ,!Gms EIrTnN AEAnIE-No. 1896.
Ply VIRTUE OF IA writ of seizure and safe
~ 10 ne dnccr by h" Honorable the hirt District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled will proce.d sell
a. public auction the Guy Hotel Common street between
Camp and MHe"Lne snects: on SATURDAY, 2Oh dry Of
ONE HALE OF TIE sou ARE OF GROUND No. thee
iLuded AMI E'y eight, i5y bplIed by Sa"JrGn. Nup0lro
Orleans and ST. Ann streets. NuI h IN front
IN Sa'oulnn stree p. ndrcd ont on both
Orleans amt Ann and ii! dividing
line running from Orleans to St stree according the
plan No. deposit Office OF the RECEIVER
Seized in thu above suit
TEKNS-CahA Oh the spot.
r. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of Tho pnlI Of OrirDns
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CONSTABLE2S SALES.

OC4St5 "A ID LIES tSA a. HIS.
SEcqsD, JusT1cE's CoURT }MAHY A. NUGEhT VS. JOHN
", TaT w$n O. Orleans HOFFM4N-No 2;5L
Il IiR1'UE go writ CT ficri ia cias, to m c
~ ectGd ny the Hon d. F. MiCll Second u3Iice Of th4
Peace tor parish o. Orleans in the entitled case viii
proceed 10 sell at public anct0n my warehouse on Circs
o9e DetWtcn itdido and POyAna streets, on TUESDAY,
23I day Of APRIL 1861, at Il o'clock Nj 49, =
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the above suit.
TERNS-Eash on the spot,
ala IL g w TT w ,T17pr r.,.4.,,.
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F. t. FNRK Err
Sheriff OF the Parish Of orleans.


u MOI 0I7eI1 par T000!ITf SAIrne N0ur Dialric
De IL NnHvec ltals, dams lfHro cdes, procsder le
Ii NHI, - dHvri, 1891 a midi, rIIotel de Ia Citf
rue dc h Commune, ertro les du Camp DIES Maya
silI1, a l.jG,rtrinn de-
IRniS TERRAIEN aiutS dams la Quareme District lie
ce' vile, tH " bon9 par les s. Denis, Ilrmpae
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Leaves every MONDAY nj Il M, and THURSDAY
f'eW Orleans oGS, and afourche TraHsp0rtafio' Co.
FUR THE COAST AND LA
&c 9uTeh Eth fine passenger packet Nary r
Esfa4sEu ST. Lous street above Re.unine down H.
Coast every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, in daylight nI2
Leaves every FUESnAyat5P NJ and SATTRDAYat9A.M
TEfI FAST eoA&SEIBG4FIFs PqCKEI
80 b. S:e snUrcahe, Jos. Dalfcres, aR,pr leaves New
L65T' e9nS "a above returning dawn the Coast eyar,
GEs9sSSz4azi5tS Monday and Thursday in daylight
VIRGINlUS O. UENTZEII
nl2 Advertising AGENT
ENTho i. O.. 9. ard l.. Company will have y clerk Al
tho foot of St us from this date receive freight
For freight passage apply board, the Office OF Tho
Company, 10 Cont street.
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LeATre "u TT ESpNY Ar'n 1G Mt : P VI
FOR LSEtjESEELgEI-~'EEBE E1gryc
fT~S9 r. rtEdlf i'Srn ln.rEp EjnHu r
LtsE 'r@con ma. "r, will Ip3iyr rur ruiSri~ir,l III
Ls ~ Ha'T lEnd nEe above. For Gre.h or
massage apply on board, OF T." '' "
TO- ROBERT BELLA co, Aren.s
81 Fuy,lrt7 Ir5al
by ann wing 10 lhn M-nLLl wv 49, l-'n --eL- "
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ESCAPE OF A TRAITOR.

Bosros "Wednesday, juno l2, 1861.
Chief Of Police aimee this morning received the fol-
lowing dispatch:
"NRvY York June IL
To the Chief OF Polite Bosoa: q,
"Wm Trsppnau cspt.n the Confederate army Ia to sal
IN ths dneshsy he TIE beser Of dis
patches from Jefferson Davis and Also Of commission. or p's
tsers 1hess papers Shit 10 be s-curd ~ .
"JOHN A kENNEDY Supt ofPolce"
In the absence OF the United States Marshal and Dis
rict-Attorney, Mr. AIMEE with posse of police, Wis
ted the steamer America and after much trouble dis
covered Trapprnan, and asked to see bis papers Mr.
T. WA indignant, declaring himself to be the Prussan
Consul At Charleston, he wss recently. and pro-
duepg his papers In evidence Of that fact signed by
Franklin Pierce. lie also exhibited b asepOrt signed
by Robert Blu, ch British Consul at Charleston. lie
had also papers showing that he was the bearer OF dis
patches from Lord Lyons 10 the British Government,
and Threatened the direst vengeance Of that Govern
ment if he was interfered with. His stateroom WIS
searched but nothing of Objectionable character found
and he WAS allowed TO 30 in the steamer.
Upon returning W his Office Mr Anee found the fol-
lowing dispatch;
"Nsw-YoRk. June IL
. To "a. Cli,Je Pciies Bos,o..
Arrest hold VIM Tsppmsu OF Chseston e. for Ies
sop lie u to sail la the to-day Secure his pspeFs
By order of no VI y
John A. KENNEDY sup't OF Police I"
This dispatch came late, the steamer had sailed
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Lieut.. Greble spiked his gun at the moment he 70
eved orders to retreat supposed on account Of
bis surprise at the orders presunng Gen. Pierce had
dj.cosrsd attempts to cut him Off and that if his gun
sbouH e captured in retreat he would make il harm
lees. He had just driven the spike home when he wa
killed Ivy he'll stirling him on the back OF the head.
The Nea.York Zousves, under Col. Bendix, evinoed
pr,a, bravery, and could with difficulty DO restrained
from making am assault without orders.
Five reAeb are known 20 have been killed by the
Zousves Outside The Eorks, and it lie presumed from
the effective firing Of Leus Grebe that considerable
damage must have been done TO the rebels inside the
battery which WIS built o. sand bags, hidden from
view by bushes.
The number Of Zsuves killed was s, and wounded
20. Seven are missing. They attribute their hea7J
loss to their bright uniforms, while the regulars a'
butte 1t to their superior bravery.
The whole number killed and wounded, as far as
ascetaned at the forre,s Mp to last evening was II
killed, ~ wounded and missing.
II was rumored tina! the loss Of Major Winthrop was
unfouDded
Several of thot. who were killed were fshumaniy
slaughtered while being carried oil wounded, WINCH
caused the most bitter feeling among the trooPs
Last evening just the boast was leaving, the Iou-
ayes brought in three prisoners Captain OF Heoei
cavalry and two privates, spIeuaidiy mounted The
elegant trsppngs of the Captains hoTss attracted great
attention.
Another attack on Great Bethel is shortly expected
The picke-guards extend Deariy to the battlefield
The body Of Lieut.. Greble arrived here (Batimore1
this morning, aud has been taken to Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA
BRILLIANT FEAT OF OHIO BOYS,

CIgcIsaATr. Wednesday juno IL, 1861.
A special dispatch TO The Gazette from Grafton,
says that a company Of Rebel Cavalry, 90 strong,
cane up from uttonsville last night to Beverley, and
committed various ourages on the Union men.
Secession cavalry have been scouting the country
around Beverley every night, harrassng the Union
men.
The Rebels at Hutonsville received reGnlorcements
Of 900 cavalry the other day. and more were said To be
coming, az also some large guns from IIarpers Fsny.
Our troops are eager to attack them before they COM
plete their ntrenchments.
Dispatches from Cumberland announce thst the peo-
pie are delighted with our troops.
Col. Wallace left Cumberland with a part Of his
command to attack the Secession camp 20 miles west,
on Thursday morning.
Another brilliant march had been made BY Capt.
Miller, Of the 18th Ohio Regiment with 40 Of his COM
psny. He left Rowlesburg, on Cheat River. on Sun.
day night and marched 30 miles 10 81 Georges Tuck.
or County He entered the town before o'clock on
Monday morning, took hafa dozen prisoners sezed
some important correspondence, and captured two 30
oeeson flags.
All the militia Of that county had been ordered by
Gov Le,cber 70 meet that day TO proceed 10 Hutons
ville with all the Arms they could procure, and Join
Col. Porterfeld's command. Capt. Miller prevented
tho meeting. small reinforcement WA sent down
TO Rowle'bury TO day.
There have been wonderful developments and grea.
change Of feeling in Tucker County since Capt.
MlIlers visit Army wagons will arrive here to-
The 18th Ohio Regiment let Clarksburg to-day, and
the 18th Regimen, Is on their way here tonight
Tie army Of Western Virginia is beginning to as
suns n formidable posi,ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
TIE WHEELING CONVENTION.

WBIELIs0, Vs. "Wednesday, juno II, 1861.
The Western Virginia Convention met yesterday,
and lfer eiectng temporary organization, adjourned
Till ~ o'cloek this morning.
Abcu, forty counties represented on tie basis
OF their representation in the Legislature.
Arthur J. Boremsn of Wood County was chosen
Per nu.nent Chairman and delivered patriotic address
un his seat He revi, wed tie Ordinance of Sc
eession pared by the Richmond Convention, III ex-
bort.d the Delegates 10 firm, decided ana thorough
aeuon.
The delegations were then sworn In.
Tie programme OF the Convention seems 10 be the
formation Of Provisional Government tor tho whole
State the deposition ntbe present State authorities,
and the entire reorganization Of tho Municipal Govern
ment
Mr. Garlic offered resolution, which WA unani-
mousy adoptea, thanking Gen. McClennd for sending
tIoops " Western Virginia; commanding the gallant
troops ut Pbiipp and complimenting tie bravery OF
Col Kelly Of The let Virginia Regiment.
ATrrssOos SESSION.
Nv Dorsey Of Mouon,rlhelia offered resolutions de-
carng that il shall be Ir Of tho business Of this Con-
venton u make requisite preparatory Arrangements
for seraration from Vrypia and the formation of new
State TO be composed Of The counties represented here
said preliminary arrangements when completed, t.
DO submitted for approval To the Legislature now coz
vened in this city as the only loyal and legitimate
Legislature Of Virginia thence 10 the Congress Of the
United States This mode he said is preferable to TT
constructing the Government at Virginia AZ eea Wy
legal and as il relieves from An oyerburdening
State Debt no psr OF which Western Virginia owes IL
equity or the less disastrous consequences OF repu
distion.
These resolutions ri the request of several members
| were Withdrawn for the present
After tho appointment ola Committee OF 10 to pre-
pare business the Convention adjourned ~ meet 1t 10
| O'Clock at the United States Courtroom.
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EXPEDITION FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Weunesuay, JUDO 10 '0"''
The steamer City Of Alton, with two companies Of
Col Ozesby' reg ment and squad Of artillery men
and two field pieces made An excursion down the Ms
sssipri, miles below Columbus, KY, to-day. On
re urniDg, when Columbus, some machinery On
the boa. broke. The boat drifted ashore, and while
he machinery was being repaired the Captain OF the
boat with three of the crew, went ashore and cat
down q Secession flag which was flying ON shore and
brought into the city. No attempt was made to pre-
vent their taking the flag.
1t is reported by passengers who have arrived from
Columbus since the City Of Alton left, that great ex
element prevailed among the citizens, and that loco
motive and cars were Immediately dispatched to Union
City to convey Rebel troops Columbus KY, but no
Rebel troops were seen BY the excursion's between
here and Columbus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
CAPTURE AND RELEASE OF REBELa

CHICAGO, Wednesday, June Z, 1871.
The correspondent of The Tribune writing from
Cairo Oh the lth inst. says: "a band of Rebels
captured at Norfolk, No. Sunday. Yesterday, they
were examined before Gen. Prentiss, and finally dis
charged on taking the cath Of allegiance, and sub
scrbnp to an obligation to be ready =, all times to de-
fsnd the Stars ane Stripes against s foes Everything
is quie: here"
One thousand Rebel troops were added TO the camp
at Union City to-day. There are now ABOUT NV
Re oels there. The town is IN no way projected Dy
batteries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
NAVAL-OFFICERS STRICKEN FROM THE
NAVY ROLL.

Bo,ros, Wednesday, June IL, 1861.
The officers of the steam-frigate Susquehsnna rho
resigned after shs reached this port, learned to-day
from Washington that their names had been stricken
from the navy roll.
1t is rumored that Capt. Chauncey, who is on the
retired list, Las been appointed to command the Sus-
ouehanna She is coalny and will be ready for sea IN
few dsyA
The Colorado has received her ordnance stores, and
will sail soon.
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A FLOATING BATTERY TO CAPTURE THE
BROOKLYN.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, june 10, 1851.
A young man, who left New-Orleans Oh "Wednesday
ls,, reports tina, steam tow boats were preparing for
privateers and large hctils was getting ready to so
down with the aoaibg battery to capture The Brooklyn
II was asserted at New-Orleans that 10000 Con-
federale troops encamped in the neshbclhood Il
that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
THE TENNESSEE ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, jane IL, 1851.
TIL. Memplis Appcal Of tbis morning coDtains cleo
ton returns from quite number of points in Tonnes
zee, but gives no returns from full Counties knox-
vile gives Secession majority; Cleveland 100 Union
majority Piney District, ~ Union majority; Jones'
boro % Union majority. The western part OF the
State is almos, unanimously for Secession. The vote
cast 10 small
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This Dispatch came too late, US the steamer had ia
TIE SECOND VERMONT REGIMENT.

BuaLrsoroS, VT, Wednesday, June IL, 1861.
The ID Vermont Regiment, Col. Henry Whiting "
row encanped the State Fair grounds In this place.
The inspection WINS completed yesterday by Lieutenant
Col Rains, of the u s. army and the regiment sworn
into the United States service. The men are but par
TALLY uniformed as yet, and only one company has
arm. IL will net march until some tine ns1t week
prob.bly not till the last Of the week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
ARRIVAL OF q. 8. TRANSPORTS OFF NEW
ORLEANS

LOUISVILLE, KY, Wednesday, june H. 1861
The Ner-Orl,ons Pieayune Of the 9th inst saye:
1.-Two u s. tran ports one supposed to be the Empire
City, said to have 500 board arrived OFT the
bar yesterday afternoon. General Twigss has issued
an order prohibiting all kinds Of vessels from passing
by Fort Jackson without the Governors written Per
miasion-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
PASSAGE OF TROOPS THROUGH Ball
TINOhE

BALTIMORE. "Wednesday, juno H. 1861.
The body Of Lieut.. Gssble did not come up to-day.
1t is expected tomorrow.
Pennsy vanis regiment passed through here to-
DAY for Chamberburg They came by tho PhilAd7i'
phis, Wilmington and Rskin,ore Railroad.
An election for members Of Congress IN tho ITO AMI
Iyth Congressional Districts takes place tomorrow
There are some rumors Of anticipated trouble, but
believe there is no ground for such expectations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
BRITISH SUBJECTS IN THE CONFEDERATE
STATES.

In the House Of Lords on the Both ult., Lord John
Russell said,
~ WIS asked the other evening question respect
ing the treatment. which Bitish subjects ale ed
20 have received in the Southern States, by being
forced TO serve in the militia. l'Spesk up@l l had
no Information at that ,ims but have since received
IA communication from Mr. Mure, the Consul ut New
Orleans, who ssys that an Engisbman, who u named,
ad been seized and taken away toserve N the nis-
He Immediately made representation to the Governor
v no said he would give redress, and the Enghsbman
was immediately released. Il appears hoSevor ths'
several other British subjects wee
his orders aud was quito Illegal All { csc Persons
were bessted aud te Consul hopes that no similar
case will occur. lHear. bear.
rAymAsTrR.GgNRRAI's OrPICE-C0I. VAN buren,:
Col. Prisby 3Osh Regiment of voapteers rsseiyed
their nav Yesterday, amounting to 81 600 The 9th
Volunteers, Col Wilson tZoua'esl, will probably re-
ceiye th,r uay 10 day or tomorrow The amodnt dis-
bursed Wy he Pu, lnss,or up 10 the present time
about $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
REBEL OUTRAGE nv MISSOURI
A RAILROAD BRIDGE DESTROYED.
Telegraph Wires Cut and OperstOS inta'sH'u'
ST.. LOUIS. Wednesday, yabe y. "

ST.. LOUIS, Wednesday, St,he u. a..
About 300 State troops sent from JetieTs> Ca.
to the Pacific Railroad last night and pars Of the
conade Bridge, 80 miles this side of Jefferson e.. -
burned BY order Of the State authorities.
The telegraph wires were short distalce sronr
Jefferson City and The operators forbidden 70 make
any repairs for the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
FLAG FOR THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL
MONUMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday. Juno IL. 1851.
ALDER, C. Wibdicombc, Of Washington, has pnr-
chased flag, TO be elevated the 4th OF July on tho
Washington National Monument The Dag 20 oy
30 feet The flagstaff Is to be procured in Baltimore
The whole elevation is 200 feet. The necessary
amour, has been contributed by citizens OF Washing
ton