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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26

lSsTrTuTioa FOR THE BLIsD.-The examina.
ton Of the Pupils in this Institution, was com
menced yesterday, and will be continued during
the forenoon of to-day "wednesday. The at
ternoon will be occupied with vocal and instru
mental music g ~ -5.u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26

Drowned -OOe of the men belonging to Col
MARRow's Regiment, was drowned while the
Regiment was crossing the river at Bellair. He
was printer, and formerly worked in the office
OF the Democrat at London, Ohio, whero his
.narents reside. .t-.-.
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sea I. cst e, r.i ST.. LOUIS, June "a.
SThe Democrats special from Bonneville says
General Lyon addressed the citizens OF that
place yesterday, and expressed o desire 70 be
furnished with horses and wagons this morning
all be wanted This would seen, to indicate an
overland movement towards the Arkansas bor-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26

The GESEALoor OF DouoLAs In the rooms
Of the Chicago Historical Society is recorded
the GGnealogy of Douglas, extending back to
the first representative of the family In Amer
lea, who was WILLIAM DouGLAs, OF Boston,
Mass, proving him to have been=Of Puritan
stock. AZ t-lQ4tlt u, aHsi sl-i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26
Mas. LlncoLs's BaOrHrn The s., Lou,s r,

Mas. LlncOLN's BROTHER The St. Louis Re
publican says: IL has been stated that Mr.. 8. r.
TOpD, who accompanied JEFrERsoN DAVIS 10
Richmond. is brother in-law of Mrs Presi
dent LINCOLN. He is that lady's own brother,
aud by occupation is clergyman In New Or.
leans. bis employers permitted his salary to
go on while he is engaged In the rebel service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26

TIE july INTEREsT. The Journal announced
yesterday, that the Fund Commissioners would
start for New York to day, with the necessar,
fand' to lquidate the Ohio interest falling due
on the lst Of July. rr.tns
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26
FA.rHrR Poisr, June %

I ~" ENtEHhk I VINEt Juub- NJs
The Anglo Saxon from Liverpool, June 18th,
Londonderry, b, arrived Of here 70 day.
e' The following commercial intelligence is the
only additional news:i ,42a2,l a9i.tes' $50 n "a
\ The Bullion ip bank bad increased Ell 600,
Bullion in the Bank Of France nearly 20,-
600 QQ0f. ~ b Enao Lra sIalao hsl.haIlnI gLE9 ~
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9 FrSn, futissatikee...

~ ax,Lll1 MrLwAuxrr, June 20 4 / /
AL 10 quiet to day, though constant guard 10!
kept &C the jail and In the streets There IL no
apprehension Of any disturbance To-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-26

uJ"Pa," said lad to his father, ~ often
read Of people poor, bu, honest; why don't they
sometimes say rich, bn honsst7" "Tut, my
son." said the father, "nobody would believe
them'' tNH . tf'AH 2 r.
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western virginia. Convention.
~ TTr AM VI . Wun...sa I..a ahk

Tie Convention 70 day Hn,-hsa eusiDesso for
ths present 3 Several ordinances Of local im-
porta nee were paced, Que fecoenizing the
cuty OF the State Government to cali out the
m,lids In answer 20 any regulation Of the Fed
eral government. The Pfesldsnt In reply to q
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vote of Tennessee.

NA.HviLLE June a.
|. Official vote Of Tennessee -msjo ity Tor sepsr
alton, sixty-ope thousand ooe hundred and sew.
enty FIVE; the largest vote ever poled.,
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" II is understood that Gen. MoCLEILAN's
headquarters in Western Virginia will, for the.
present, be al Grafton. 'i.a'sstf isstiss-
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VI Vanity Fair gives the following amnslng
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Tray. 81 ..-.-. q
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" The gun boat, A. Tyler, went down
the river from Cincinnati yesterday; the other
Two are to follow to day. ~
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p Major WALcurr, Captain HALL and Quar-.
,sermaster CHAMPION, arrived at Grafton on Mon
day. .-.-. n....i 40 .AA-l
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tcr WASHINGTON, June 25.
The Baltimore secessionists are very angry
with Gen. Johnston for his wholesale destruc.
tion of property at Msrtinsburg. The act has
opened the eyesof the wealthy Rebels. They
now begin to see with what sort of traitors they
have consorted. q royo a
One Thousand Rebel troops have cen posted
at Occooquan, Va, TO guard agsiist q flank
movements by the Federal troops. w. sss
IS tits understood 10 be the policy of tSe Gov.
eminent to permit the rebellous Lee,si Ature of
Mary land to pass any disloyal act II pleases;
but II such acts conflict with the Constitution
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the Legislature at the point Of the l'word, as
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/. It 10 stated that Gen. Cadwalladei has re.
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Z GEO B. MCCLELLAN,

The letter of Gen, Buekuer to Gov. Magof-
20, dated at Louisville. Juoe 10 created much
surprise here It is understood that the inter.
view was purely personal solicited by Backner,
and that the letter presents an entire miscon.
ceptiop and erroneous views of the conversa-
tlon, raJ 3 sata as.s4t ,Fa- IlI tAt .h-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

TIE FALSE PRuPHEr--The oracular Sew
ard is reported by one of the late writers to
have recently declared that the effective part
Of the war il already achieved that great
battles are not desirable, ard that tho North
has only 10 81; still and reap the fruits Of hat
has been accomplished.
Whether afr. Seward ever said so is matter
Of question; and what he meant, if he did say
50, still more doubtful. He made prophecy
month or two before tie. beginning of the
war that in sixty days the troubles of the
country would all be ended He made another
prophecy two months ago, declaring that in
sixty days the war would be ended in fine,
he is a charlatan and d hunbug. And now,
with the solemn mystery of a sphinx, he is
enieavoring to convince the besotted multi
tude of the North that his prediction is sub
s,antiaily fulfilled.
II hsa been suggested that Seward oraeu-
lar declaration foreb0des perpetual blockade
OF the Southern States. Binding suhjugation
by arms difficult achievement, We are to have
our ports beriaetieally sealed, and to he iso
la ed from the rest of the world ii Seward
can accomplish this result, the South ought to
be willing To pay half the expenses of the
process. Would to Heaven that an unfhthom-
able lake Of lire bad always rolled between
our country and the demoralized and democrat
izing influences which are now attempting its
destruction. We have no need OF the outside
world. Our soil produces every variety Of
Article necessary for food and clothing and as
ia. lac, fiat anc tuyu-v of hax-ip.x .
Yankees shut themselves out from all possi-
hiiity of communication with us is ample COM
pensation for every other privation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23
THEI,aTE,ST.

From the New York Herald, OF the i9la inst
a copy OF which has fallen in 10 the hsnds q
the Norfolk pay noot, we copy the ollow'
ing:
TIRE MAsos-sLIpsIJ AsgAiR AT THT s"srE.
From the New York grysiS's situation
article, we extract the following
Notwithstar ding tho flying ruInors preya-
lent In this cay yesterday, Lb'st tns tspine.
~ washington had decided Internationally
10 surrender che persons Il Mason aGd Sh-
dell 10 the demands OF England We are in =
poSi ton TO state that no sueil conclusion has
bern come 10 by the Administrator, mas
I.uch as such demands have been MADE .
nor hac any communication whatever nI'lI
the subject reaehei the President and Sscr~-
.ary Seward up 10 eleven o'clock last night
either from England or from Lord Lyons 49,
The Queens messenger had not arrived III
Washington up 20 that HIue, nor 10 there tof
least inclination on the Iart of the Cabinet -
deliver up Mason and Slids,i under any ear
cumstances now contemplated. The excite
ment in England does not appear 20 rreste
any alarm IL the mind OF Mr Lincoln ei hIS
constitutional advisers On the contrary
they are said 10 take the m after very easy
The Jrra, 81 Portland, yesterday. hrinss
important news from Europe 10 me ctn ~
lecemher--one day later. Our European nses
by the Europa Were also received ye~ss
The papers are dated in London aid Paris W
the 3oth OF November ~,
When the Jurs called England was sun
deeply agttatad ON the question OF the ar!s s
OF Mason and Ssideli under her nag In
Tab net continued hts preparations Tor VIC 20.
with the United states, should such a sep ~
rendered necessary hy The act of Captais
Wilkes, and the refusal OF our cabinet
atone for il In the manner demanded. isrsV
mum Der OF trooi, WIRE under orders ies "a
NADIA. The frigxte Warrior WAS eealins ~,
service ia North America, il need. ana %
British seanaen on leave IF acsenee were "
isred 10 join their ships At onee. TIE VpnsSn
IN all stea mer Persia has been chartered. VIZ
tn. Australasinn. FOR Cover clnans ssfvss..
GsnerA Scott had commua . ted Is'' ~
through the United States Consai, " az
Paris press. in which he denies tha, sn ~
seixurs OF the rebel aGsn's, even on poSt. - !.
neutral vessel. was pssdeterlnined py
Cabinet In Washinxtca 70 Ms kncw asnss
He says he 10 unaware ct Anvsnch r. y.
and s. e the hope that the AMiesh,s .s
istions sxi1tlns bessssn Eh9lss1 saa ~
United States nay bs preserves Tue -
rails sslses r~slysd vsss great asssa ~" wv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

Hastings Conf-We noticed last week the
trial and conviction Of John A. H. X ARMS
tead, for grand larceny and his motion in ar
rest of Judgment. The motion was overruled
by Judge Lyons, and on Saturday the prisoner
WAS sentenced TO three Years confinement in
the peniteutiary. The execution OF the sen
tence ia suspended for forty DAYS. to give the
prisoner an opportunity 10 take the case 10 the
Court of Appeals 1t is not tina: he cares go
much about She three years; hut this being his
third conviction, it subjects him to imprison-
lnent for life.
George w Heckler, member of Caskie's
Rangers, applied to Judge Lyons for dis.
charge from the service under a writ of haIe as
corpus, on the ground that he a. aotISyears
OF age when he enlisted. 7 Dp..eation Wa
refused, after an elaborate .ment, and the
soldier received orders 20 reiuI TO his camp
TIE case of Edward y. Gentry, involving A
question Of status, lie continued TO the next
term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

tally. In she head; J W Brown. dangerously
IL not mortaily wonHded--received three shots;
VIM b Phsaps, wounded In m and breast; A
Thcmpson, In side; ] Cummins, In side
Geo Sims, in foot; Geo Stump. slightly
y H Stoner. seriously, II nj 3 mortalIy +; NJ l.
Asbury, in Arm; J w Lair. slightly; q W
Simpson, slightly. &'-'e- $3.50
accompany D.--Uorp. Horias, slightly pri.
vats Smith, siightly; private p. Hughes
and Corp. Robert Carr.
Com pany E.-Killed, CORP John NJ John
son wounded, seriously, Noah J Parsons
left on the field.
Company Wounded, private Jas. Bur.
ham, slightly; W Nelson. badiy-not since
heard or; missing, DIR J A Barnet.
Company K.--Wounded, privateJ IL West
badly W Leonard, slightly. Missing, II
Z KennesIy.
1t is due the 10th Alabama 10 say that they
have omitted number OF wounded On &C
counter their injuries being ight. and also
all thtlr missing, some. thirty IN number
As their wounded are constantly arriving,
the list OF Liiis regiment viii be- consid-raol,
increased. rsl
The enemy seemed perfectly aware of tn,
approach OF orr party, and were prepared
they Suffered severely and lost, i: il repor,eo
by the CT tilens of Drain ssille, more Ii n W,
did. We look two prisoners.
This morning another force was sent Gu
under Gen. Stuart. but has not yet reformed
lie took possession Of the battle Ii Id OF tn,
day previous, and still holds it. lie reports
this evening the loss of the enemy much
more heavy than ours, but l am unable r.
this early date to geI fuller particulars.
Capt. Uutts's battery cid excellent service
and worked the guns under hot fire iron.
ihe enemy. He has since received the con
CALCULATIONS ;lEu thanks OF the Generals.
The Iith Firginia acLed with great gal
lantry throug hout the day, and every Ia,n
mad III opportunity Of having his courNg,
.e5ted. 1ne regiment lett hCrae 1T ION
O'CLOCK IN The morning, marched thirty i've
miles, fought i battlt, aud Returned ut fou,
the next morning being out twenty toul
hoaIS. BVaINIAy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

4 CHtyALRic loE.--Ine " ..shington cor
respondent o1 the New lor& iritnee insist,
upon II taat Gctle4ian VIII take Mana ss;.s
neiVre the @y.!i December, and make n Christ
nits present ii II 10 ibe county. He is suit-
ably impressed with the Formidable character
81 tie undertaking, hut berclca!lv declares
luaI men and arLlu.ry can accomplish any
thlnG' lie hAds : very "PproPr.aIo iiustIa-
toe IN tie ba1.js cf a predatory ;,ut IN Al
flea, which al tlules turns out so f;.taliy that
It's billions overflow whole belts OF coui,ry il,
Il straight march tor miles and miles as,yegop-
ing and devouring everything, whe,i~ it be
Ran or beast, within lis track. Even the
bohemoth, tie elephant, ami the otherwise
unconquerable Lou, take to the water to avoid
the sE1itlng and nralpab!e attacks of the re-
7istless, creeping swarm. Let there be 10
lear, therefore, that Manassas ia irnpregnabie
70 cur arns." What must be tie pride and
seli-resPect Of 2 nation which could prompt
such an Illustration which could concede to
lis enemy the courage and power OF the bohe-
moth, the elephant, AMI The lion. and assume
for Itself the character Of creeping preda-
tory swarm OF repcilaa which could only sue
ceed by reason OF their incalculatle numbers
Tie illustration il Il good one, but it does
injustice 10 the auts. They age never Turned
back from their ''strai0ht march. when once
it is begun they have 10 Bethel, Vienna,
Bali RGn, Aanassas, Springfield, Greentrer
River, Carnifax Ferry, Belmont. Leesburg.
sc, sc. Wl,h this exception, 10 one can
doubt that the predatory ant OF Africa aptiy
Describes the instincts Of tie Northern hordes.
aud their ire >iotble and destructive march in
times IF pence. For ii is only at such times
that they have oveidown the whole South
with their legiona of pedlars, drummers, aud
vendors Of ail sorts OF notions, developing
anu devOuring everything, whether It be l1an
or beast, III their track
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

Tie Southern Hdr1noneQns-The Concert
advertised tonight for the benefit of the
Charleston sufferers, ought to draw a crowded
house. The cause appeals to every Southern
heart, and the performance OF itself will be
more than worth the price of admission
Wells & Co took the Initiative in establish.
ing place OF amusement in this city, setting
out with a handsome donation for the St.
Charles Hospital. After playing here for over
a hundred nights, with marked success, they
visited other cities 10 show what the South
could do III tae way Of Ethiopian burlesque
and nnnstrelsy, and have now returned to in
auguIate the winter season in a way which
must meet with the approval of al. We
therefore anticipate throEged attendance at
Metropolitan Hall tonight.