The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30

| captured by new orleans privateer Al
Balize, q week since
The Hospital LOT at Cincinnati has
been rented by the State as the headquar-
ters for the reserve militia.
Capt. S. II. Starr had been detailed
by the Secretary Of War as officer for the
three years volunteers in Ohio.
The Nashville Banner says that
among the other arms sent to Tennessee
fiom the South are 7 500 Enfield rifles.
The Virgiun rebels have released
Mr.. Underhill, The New York reporter,
whom they captured at Harper's Ferry.
Gen. Scolt is said TO have two neph
ews 10 the rebel army--the sons OF a
widowed sister, who has resided in Mis-.
sissippi for number Of years
--Advices from Nj souri, state that he
Legislature, before its adjournment, pro-
vided for u payment of the interest on
the State bonds, due in June
George Morey, treasurer Of The Bos-
ton committee TO hi il the Union volun-
tcers of St. Louis, has sent 81 900 as
the first instaluent Of the subscription.
Iii u. John McCleary of the S xth
United States Infantry, and w. Neil Dem
nison. son of the Governor are announced
as Aid decamps of Major General McClel-
len.
Gen. Cass is said TO have contributed
$25,U00 towards the equipment Of the
Mchig IN Volunteers and 10000 more
for the support Of th,ir families during
their absence.
Camp Putnam is the name of the
camp at Marietta. 1t is named after G,n.
Rufus Putnam, one Of the original settlers
of MARIETTA. The troops are under the
command of Col. Jas. Barnett.
There was heavy fire on Marais
street, New Orleans, on Sunday night
last week A woman and child we're
burned to death, and property was de-
stloyed to the amount of 100000.
1t is adduced as proof of the su-
peliority of brick over granite walls for
f,rtresses, that in The siege of Fort Sumter
in no case did shots from rihed cannon
penetrate more than six courses of bricks.
North Carolina seeded Oh the 2O,h
of May the eighty sixth anniversary of
the Mecklenburg Declaration of Indepen-
dence. The sun of SIS, 900, 900 has been
appr opra ed to the defence of the Sta'e.
The movement from Washington on
Airing on Nights, was not undertaken an
hour too soop. On Thursday the ground
near G,n. Lees residence had already
! been staked around for rebel encamp-
ment.
A private letter from Madrid states
positively that Mr. Preston, our Minister
there, has been using all his influence al
the Spanish court, in behalf of Secession
and the interest o. The Southern Confed
tracy.
We have by telegraph returns of the
vote in several coun'ies OF Wastern Vr
ginia on the Secession Ordinance. The
ma orlies for the Union are overwhelm
ing. Wheeling and Parkersburg voted
almost unanm ou5y against the usurpers
The seizure of the telegraphic dis
patches for a wear past in al the Offices
of The free States, is retrospective move
ment of justice which may well make tn,
supple Northern tools oftrai:ors quake ir
their boots. S,me Of their chickens are
now about TO come homo to roost.
AS has been previously avo we'd Col
Fremont is coming home to protf.r Ii
services to the Government. lie has breI
organizing. by letter, an army amorg tn,
dare devil knif;. AID revolver boy, of Cal
liforni,, with which to make divers or
Iiato Tex 3, unless Mr.. Cameron assign,
him post Of duty at another point.
General II. n. Bill, or S ,ndu ky ha
been appointed Assistant Qiartermaste
General and has gone to Columbu
where he will receive instructions to max
all necessary arrangements for receiving
troops a. new camp, about to be or
ganiz d at Bellaire, few miles belpv
Wheeling, where the Central Ohio rail
road strikes the river.
The Apalachiola IF AZ Times of tn,
5;h as intelligence which shows tha
The EAST Pass" OF Pensacola Harbor i
strictly blockaded, as the Western en-
trance or main pass into the Bay. Ihi
"Ess Pass" is the eastern entrance @
Santa Rosa Sound, a out Ioriy mi les fror
Fort Pickens. The U, S steamer "Mo
uawk" lies in the jaws of the Pass, keep
ing vigilant gu,rd.
the following contraband articles, g
route from Baltimore To Arkansas, inter
cepted at Cincinnati, are to be sold b.
the United S ates Marshal: Six boxes G
cannon, carriage aud wheel; two bcxe
: Of artillery harness; two boxes of carriag
wheels; oae brass cannon; seven sets {
of cannon carriages; ten thousand iti
b,ll cartridges; six boxes of cannon Cal
rirges and axles; three clrriage tongues
one brass cannau, mounted. Also, o.
hundred and sixty seven Volunteer Man
uals, shipped from Philadelphia to tn
Governor of Arkansas.