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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

AZ, 80 rort Sumter they will remain Quot. IL rs SAID
toa ~; inst ucions contemplate disregard OF forms
". a. at;ouette in the attainment tf resuts-
% sSsminaiipn for cerkships is TO be more rigid
and thorough than heretofore .u,.
~ rsnort prevails that Mr. Corwin has declined to
sccept the Mexi-an mission.
washington Nayy-YaId, with her officers and supplies
or hoard. ,,:.,-o %
Workmen are engaged putting in TIE machinery OF
or thee months. ..,
Marx II. Cobb of Pennsylvania has been appointed
lisbu sing Clelk in the War Department IN piaae u
J,hn Potls, who 10 promoted TO he CHIEF elerkSmP
: The Charleston Cour,er Of Monday gays that we
subscrip ions derived in that city toward tne eslao
lehment Of steamship hue between L1Serpgoi an. ~
Oh lrleston have aecbed amount auIh0rl l VIC
de6nitiye organization of the company ana Inc coin
mencement OF the work ON contract IT,. x,,,..,.
40 ps;,da 5;a detailed for special service, Lieut..
Commanding BonskendorH and Lieuts; j. l.. DAVIS,
IN shman. and Eastman, and A. o. Reed, master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
ALBANy-A WEED TRIUMPH
ce,r,.le ,SenefsI lAe ". y. Erprsa

ALBAsI, Eafeh ~ 1861.
Thu morning tho Weed party were rejoiced " learn
tha Speaker l.ttleohn had been appointed Consul 10
Liverpool. Ofcouure tie lucky recipient wns eongia''
ulGted on his good luck, ind wished success dozen
iimes over. III. expreled surrsc on leErnins oil tho
honor done hin, romariing that hot LAYING been I'll
applicant, dc appciItmenswss notsxpected. Grae.sy
friends feel very about tho matter, and only hoPe
thni tlero MAJ be some mistake. They might r. wei
make up ihCiT minds at cnee to Tear the loaa 10 we
have the most indlb.abe evidence tha Speaker Lle-
john has received his credentials" ar. LlucJehn
will take with him to the mother country tie bef
wishes of lrge majority q all parties, for no'wih'
standing the variety Of opinions concerning hs pohinaI
oourse, lie personally avery popular nan, Fad the
a1ies presiding sliser tho Assembly La' la1 i0' 9Any
Jeala,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
SEEDS AND REPORTS FROM THE PATENT
CoreipsrJeucs CT The y. v Tribune.
wAgurScros, Tuesday, March l

wAsurSCros, Tuesday, March r. 1861.
A member of Congress before attempting 10 correct
statements published in TIE TRIBUNE she1ld possess
him,ef Of the facts The information sent you in IT,
gard to tie distribution OF seeds and Reports, obtained
i.or the Pa1cni-OfRce. Tie member Of Congress WHO
nssunes 70 corr,c, ne is informed that Lis share Of
seeds this year viii exceed 5000 packages, and not
1900 papers aud IN addition to hese he will have fot-
warded to Lin several bushels Of seeds Of the larger
sort sueh az besns peas barley GATE SEC. The Patent
Odce Reports not all distributed There are al tic
present time over two hundred thousand volumes Of the
Repor. Of 1859 packed away in the Pa,enOlcs, nat-
iect 10 tao orders Of members Of Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
Virginia Convention.

RicuhuND, "Wednesday, March Is, lSbl
Mr.. sumu,ers sreech was ne ablest Of the session.
And produced profound efet. Unionsts eonsidtr bis
arguments unanswerable. There is but little doubt
that the BordcI-Slste Conference proposition viii be
adopted but that tbe Peace propositions viii be taken
A. The basis Of adjustment is doubtful. Some Seces-
sionsts admit the impossiliGty Of adopting ordi
hanos Of secession, but say Virginia will ultimately Sc
eede unless her demand ore granted.
In the Convention to-day, Mr. Tyler spoke ably
against the Peace Propositions and without concluding
the Convention adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

TIE srv,ETH RraiassT GYNSAsiCn.--Sr. Brady,
the proprietor OF this establishment, gave "recep-
ton lat evening at tie Gylnasiun rooms NO ~
81. Marks piece, which was attended by k'se ruia'
her Of ladies ani geltl.men The m.Ybe-s were rrs-
ent IL fu force and gsye pleasing exhibition Of their
sii In various gyml.Ggtie exercises.
FIEIs--At 6. O'Clock lat evening, fire oeeun u
n the avehinx house Of Ch5s,as Gaping, M. -
Lispenard street. H. consoquenco " The explosion OF
karosepe lsmp. The clothing tf Mra. Gaping and
daughter were set en- fire, hgd ihe IL ter was soyerey
burned before the u Inss G. aE b. extngnhed AZ
o'clock the alarm in toe Fifth District YVES caused by
the burning of window curtain il. the dwelling No
l42 Eat Thirteenth street, ard in AN hour thereafter
the alarm for the Seventh District was occa4ored by
the igton Of the ruins Of tie I'D Ere Z, 81 Broadway
| No da.sagS Nas doae,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
Holm Cochrane's Reception.

RICHMOND, Wednesday, March ~, lSol.
Tie Hon. john Cochrane arrived here thu evening
end was serenaded tonight at The Exchange llo'e by
tremendous crowd headed BY Smi h's Band. Mr.
Cochrane appeared and responded TO the callf in IA
eloquent Union speech. He said Virginia now beld
the desnes Of tue nation 10 her hands, and whatever
policy she adopted NewYork would uphold her N Il.
Virginia had OILY TO pfeseut her uliulimn to New
York as final Que, aid New. York would sustan
Virginia and she should have Ter rights guaranteed 20
her. He was loudly nppauded while spcaking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
G.eoroia s1nte Convention.

SAyAESAH, Ga, Wednesday, March ~, 1861.
The Georgia State Convention las transferred The
forts areeias arms and munitions OF war; to the toy-
erIIneut Of tie Southern Confectionery.
An ordinance has also been passed. appropria.ing
half million Of dollars for the support Of the Govern
ment and authorizing the Governor 10 issue per cent
bonds for that amount.
Tie repoIt Of the seizure Of the Northern stock in
the Macon Western Hallway, is denied. The Pres-
dent Of the road, lssac Scott esq says there Is no
foundation for the report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
Nev.Jcrsey Legislature.

TRENIoS, Wednesday, March -, 1861.
The Legislature has made TWO or three inefect ael
attempts 60 hold anoth Joint meeting.
Tie Senate is stil fshing over the bill to diyidet The
State into sixty Assembly Bisrits.
Tomorrow Is the day down for the final adjourn
ent but in consequence Of tie state Of the District
b doubs are expressed as to the adjournment st the
time named.
The bills to authorize the taking Of per cent utter
est IN the Camden and Amboy Railroads. have both
heSn defeated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
Non.Arri,., of Steamers.

S.sDI HOOK, Wednesday, March 1911 ?. M:
There are no signs ~ the steamship Lima now fully
due of this point. Wind y. J., moderate very dark
and rainy.
foRIiASD, "wednesday Aarch Ell +. ~.
There arc signs Of the steamship Bohemian, now
doe Ut this port.
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Y'lrpf1fn IsOlfskCa.

PIrLEsBuKG, Wodn,sday, idarch ID, Dol.
Psters urg voted to-day 10 instruct her delegate In
the Convention T. vote for the Secession ordinance
The majority for the ms nation 81. The polls will
DO kert open Tomorrow when tho friends OF Secession
expect 10 greatly incresfe their majority The seoes-
toniss are al parsdng tie streets " ID music There
is ags crowd, lnd tie excitement re great. Mtssrs
PyO, ssOpgielOw, and others, ale to speak at this
evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
From MeXiCN.

NEw-ORLrAss, "Wednesday, March 10, 1861.
The steamship Tennessee has arrived AT this port,
bringing Vera Cruz dates Of the sth inst
The British Minister at Mexico had formally recOg.
uized the Constitutional Government
Gen. Ursgs has accepted the miEsion from Mexico
20 lie United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
PennsyIvapia u. =. senator.

HARnIspuRG, "Wednesday, March -, 1861.
The Republican Legislative caucus tonight noni-
mated the Hon. David Wnot for United States Sena-
cor In place OF the Hou. Simon Cameron. The cleo
zion takes place tomorrow. .
Campbell, S.
WIN. If. Welsh will receive the courtesy of The
Democratic yOfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
Marine BbisnstpF.

BOSTON, WOdnt1day March Is, Dol.
The brig Robert Wing from Rio Nunesee, africa,
2l,t nit reuorts lat IS ;on G6- So fell ia with he
brig Joana Krooster, from New ra.tle for New'lork;
took of her crew and brought them 70 this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
Arrival Of the Frigaie Pocnhontns

NORFOLK, We1nesday, March Is, 1861.
The UnitS Statos war steam frgaic PocahontaS,
from Vera Cruz, arrived in Hampton oads las; even
ing.
The fiigaie Columbia II hourly expected to Hsiye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
Nsw.Hamnshire Election.

CoxcoRD, n. H., Wednesday, March 10, 1901.
One bundled and thiry-six towns give Berry, Rs-
palEan, Tor Governor, $685. Stark, Democrat,
Il 5g scattering Ioi. The Republicans have elected
70 Il, Legis a.ue H. and the Democrats ~ meIbers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
Methodist Conference.

NEWARK, Wednesday, March 49, 1861.
The Maryland Conference Of the Methodist Pioiee-
tant Church assembled in the Hil-siret Church in
THE city this morning, the Rev. J.. L. Bates prcsidlng
About one hundred delegates were in attendance The
opening sermon wa- preached by the Rev. Dapiel L.
bates If Mary land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
Death Of n Prominent Lawyer and
Politician.

HosER, n. v. Wednesday, March Is, 1851.
Eff. Gold, a prominent lawyer and poll ician,
died at his residence in Cortland this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
The Connecticut River.

H.RTToED, "wednesday, March Is, 1861.
Navigation 10 RESUMED. TIE Hrer "a now free OF
ice ana the steamers City Of Hartford and Huite
STATE are running regularly between NeT-lorA and
Hartford without detention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
TRANSFORMATION Of u. y. Troops, &C,

| BRh2os, "Wednesday, March b, I"tI'
Arrangements have been made for the Federal
troops to leave az transportation is provided
| The Webster lie outside.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
TIE rexas Convention. o

Nrw-onLrAS5 "wednesday, March -, 1861.
The Texas Convention has passed TN ordinance 70
continue the Custom ouse officers IN duty until snper-
seeded by the State Government or ~ ihs prcSSioual
Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
The Recent Fire I'm Mexico. n. V.

OswaG0, "wednesday, March Is, 1901.
The City Insurance of Hartford loSes s2,V1O by the
Me- leo fire; the pheuiX OF Hartford sl,DOi and the
dltna, 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
Reduction of the prices OF Freight.

The New-York Central Railroad Company, IN snIio-
ipaon Of the opening Of the calals have reduced The
rates Of EIGHT -four 10 60 ceLs per barrel and on
grain 10 80 cents per 100 pounds from Buffalo 10 New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
ASSEMBLY.


Mr.. COLLIN brought in a bill 10 facilitate the con-
struction OF the Lebanon Springs Railroad IL imposes
the -nue tax rs the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad
impose giving the road 100000 year OF Its
proceeds
Mr. PHIIBRICK introduced bill 10 amend the law
relating to banks Of New Orb City, by requiring the
advertising Of reports Monday instead OF Tuesday
The Attorney General gave as his opinion that the
vote required 10 pare the Albany and Susquehanna
Raoad i'll is a majority vote only and that the bull
il not two-thirds Till.
The annual report Of tie American Institute was
presented.
The SPEAKER presented the statement of the
New-Yor Street Commissioners in relation TO the cost
of opening streets ia New-YOrk City for series OF
wears.
The Senate bill to aid in the construction of the Lake
Ontaio and Hudson River Railroad, was psa5et.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The Railroad Committee also reported favorably the
bill TO end the charter OF the ng Island Railroad
Mr.. PIERCE, from the Special Committee to deyise
means 10 facilitate the business presented written
report favorng sort Of Grnoing Committee, but less
Objectionable than those heretofore in vogue,
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, March -, 1861.

SENATE. ALBANY, March 10, 1861.
Mr. FIER0 introduced bill repeallng The act 10 es'
tend the New-York Central Park also, 6lll amend
ing secions co., S and 800 Of the Code OF PROCEDURE
IL alters the allowances Of coets.
Dir. RAMSEY moved reconsidefat ion OF the vote
upon the report Of the Judiciary Committee against m
cooperating an Association for the sae keeping OF val
liable pack 4ges, by means Of bGfgaT-proof saieS'
Agreed to, and the bDl was committed. -, 80,
Mr.. HAMMOND reported fsvorabiy on the OH
cedng 10 the United States Jurisdiction over certain
lands for Lighthouse purposes.
BILLS PASSED.
To designate public holidays, Jan. ], July a. Dec
%, Feb. q, General Election Days, and Fast Days
providing that promissory notes falling due on tach
days TO be due the preceding day, after beibg
amended 81 that notes falling due al legal holidays
sbsll he payable ON the day after.
The bill 10 incorporate tie National Horse Show
Association lost by II to 10. motion to recon-
slider was laid on the table.
The Senate then went into Executive Session, with
Closed doors.
On the reopening Of the doors the reso amend
sfory Of the Coneuion, prohibiting the sale oil In
toxiCating liquors as q beverage were taken up.
Mr. GO IS advocated their adoption.
The resolutions were ado ted by 20 to 6-al the he-
publican Senators, y it'll j. Mcleod Murphy, Demo
crat, voting in the affirmative All the other Demo-
cratic Senators voted ia the negative.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09
WHOLE Nc. a35.

fore last, at annapolis, just lfon Mont
gomery with important pspers- He is o
brother OF the De Grand Val, Of Ho5oken.
N. j.. killed by Cuban some tins ago.
He will probably be hung. ss,n
A son Of an influential family here is
under arrest as spy He opened des-
patches delivered him at Washington.
The correspondent of the Baltimore
.Sus has seft. fearing srrest. The popu-
lace were desirous of lyinching him.
/ learn at the State House, that the
Legislature Of Maryland will doubtless or
der State Convention on. probably. May
Both. 1t is said the Union feeling is daily
gaining ground. One week OF secession
rule disgusted many of its former advo-
Gates n1tf rai aiii n -naI sf- gsaar
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09
Counsel to our Volunteers. 14z sas
4 The following hints to our volunteers
are timely and should be needed. ss1.7

are timely and should be needed. ss
TO OUR YOUNG SOLDIERS.
l. Remember that in a campaign more
men die from sickness than by bullets. sd
q Line your blanket with one thickness
of brown drilling. This adds but four
ounces in weight and doubles the warmth.
8. Buy small India rubber blanket
(only l.50) to lay on the ground or to
throw over your shoulders when on guard
duty during a rain storm. Most of the
eastern troops are provided with, these
Straw to lie upon is not always to be had.
4. The best military hat in use is the
light colored soft felt; the crown being
sufficiently high to allow space for air over
the brain. You cal fasten it up as con-
tinental in fair weather. or turn it down
when II is wet or very sunny y 'iz,.
5. Let your whiskers grow so as to pro-
tect the throat and lungs. 81 - -
b; 6. Keep your entire person clean; this
prevents fevers and bowel complaints in
warm climates Wash your body each
day if possible. Avoid strong coffee and
oily meat Gen. Scott says too free use
Of these together with neglect in keeping
the skin clean) cost many q soldier his
life in Mexico. ~ ssi..s, ..'.s ~
Il. A sndden check, of perspiration by
chilly OF night AIR often causes fever and
death. When thus exposed do not forget
your blanket. s : 81, ,ss..Isa : isa.s &. -
9fs- .e..1ase.lss ). IAN fOLD SoLDzER. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

New YoRk. May 1-Cspt Carson, OF
the schooner ii. 3. Pitts, from Charleston,
states that he was at the wharf pear Fort
Moultrie during Sumte,'s bombsrdment,
and that on Sunday night so dead bodies
were carried across his track to land, and
Monday night 40 more were carried out at
one time, ard GO at another Capt. Car
son and mate saw and counted The bodies
and all the soldiers were swornto deny any
loss uf life.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

AxsAPoLss. May -Forti6eations. com
manding Annapolis, the Railroad. and the
country for two mites around. were thrown
up yesterday, Annapoliswss made mil
itary depot yesterday. General Butler will
remain here,d ALI the movements are as
secret as:pessible. Orders were given yes
tesdayste arrest all newspaper lcorrespon-
dents. Something importans is going on.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09
From North Carolina.

New YonK, May by an arrival from
Wilmington, N. c.. we are informed that
the Seeessionists have the entire control
there. Two vessels have been compelled
to discharge their cargoes of rice, on ac-
count Of the scarcity Of provisions. Troops
are arriving daily. '.ln0' 'oe2 81 .t.H
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

~ Sr. JosErH. May IA Union meeting
was held here yesterday and addressed by
Ex-Governor Stewart. who was received
with acclamation. Resolutions in favor
of neutrality were passed BY an overwhel-
ming majority. Nodisturbsnce was made.
CITY quiet. la-na.l. .--n- coz ..-a--
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

MnLEDcEvrLLE. Ga. April, 26.--Gov.
Brown has issued proclamation prohib-
iting the payment of all debts to Northern
creditors till the end of rhostilities, and di-
recting the payment Of money into the
State Treasury, to be refunded with inter
est, at the end of the war, to dcpositors.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09
rsss.g M MoSreoMERY, May 1.

tnis i1ese.g M MONTGOMERY, May /.
Congress is in secret session. -
A battalion of the Sd Alabama Regi.
ment left this morning for Virginia. Two
companies Of dragons are ready for Pen
sacola. sti l9l lilH 6 slstle4f
6 Pensacola advices of the oath say the
troops are working day and night on bat
tcries. Two C ,mpanies have just arrived
from New Orleans. They are erecting
three three.gun batteries in defence Of PEN
sacola. Eie sd5
Galveston dates to the 26th, say active
military preparations are going on thro'-
out Texas. Major McCulloch's regiment
for frontier service is mustered into ser.
vice. fr1 eai iia fssia saif
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

PnovIDEScE, r.. T.. May r. The Sec-
retary of War has rendered to Governor
Sprague the Office Of Brieadier General. =
The Governor telegraphs that the Sc
cond Rhode Island Regiment is not needed
at present. - ri'0i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

SailisR Of Foseixn Ministess. sios
BosToS, May l.-Mr. Adams. Minister
to England. Gassius NJ 6isy. Minister 70
kussiz. and Mr. Haldeman, Minister to
Switzerland. left on the Niagara for Eu-
rope fsss8rz s.f, se.-H- -1.4gfaFfa
The remains Of the bodies of the Masss-
ehusstts soldiers killedst Baltimore ami
red to-day and were received with militia
~ honors. ssa p ss.5 ~ s. s. - s.ss.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

WHEEllsG. Va. May la meeting Of
the merchants of this city, held today to
determine what action should be takes in
regard to the renewal of State license.
which expired yesterdays committee was
appointed to draft resolutions, and the
meeting adjourned until tomorrow. The
feeling was strongly in opposition to re-
newaL 5F5sfs s..m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09
Virginia.
new York, May 2.

ht' NEW 1Ohh, NO ~
The N Y Times washington dispatch
says scout reports seeing q number of
guns unmounted back Of the hills Of Alex
andria. evidently intended for Arlington
Heights. afflo sh'i'e.aolg 20 goo,
Gov. Letcher refuses to allow DIR.
Bowles to return through Virgins to
North Carolina for his family. because the
Doctor is Union man, and obnoxious to
the people of Virginia. He will appeal to
Gov. Ellis. tfesti7 IN
-.izsia11 "ef aic BALTIMORE, May 2.
A steamer of the Norfolk line, which
left here on Tuesday with the mails and
passengers, expecting to be permitted to
enter Norfolk harbor. was not allowed TO
do so. She landed mails and passengers
at Old Point Comfort ~ ae1 Xsf8'
A steamer which left here yesterday.
also returned without going to Norfolk
The blockade is evidently being vigorous
ly enforced against Virginia. The steam
ers say that the Norfolk bay is dotted over
with Government transports. sE efi
WAsmNGroN. May 2.
Five hundred mechanics are to be en-
ployed repairing the damages to the
Northern Central Railroad. with suffi-
cient number Of troops to protect them
while the work is progressing. Thus the
way will be open for the transit of
troops, and munitions of war, and for pas
sengers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09
Capture Of u. y. Troops In Texas.
a t.s ~ lie, r. New ORLEANS. MAY 2.

Hl ~ - lfhf u -'I" O"S1NSSs 'A"J -
Col Vandern, with 500 Texans, captur.
ed 450 federal troops under Major Sibley.
who were at Inlianola and attempted es-
cape in two sailing vessels. Vandern pur-
sued them in three small steamers, and
shortly after their route seaward was cut
off by a steamer from Galveston with 40
men and three pieces of ARTILLERY. Sibley
surrendered. Officers on parole. arms
turned over, private property excepted =
Men allowed either to join the army Of the
Confederate States or take the oath not TO
serve against it. .s,,fr ..,f ..i.-,.....
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09
Opening Straight Road to washing.
ton.
~ sat' aa eaa ,HARRrsBunG EsS1.a


The greatest activity prevails in south
ern Pennsylvania seventeen thousand
troops being in the field there at the pres-
ent time At Camp, Scott, York. Pa.
there are 5000 men; at Camp Sifier, near
Chsmbersburg. 1900; At Camp Curtia.
near Harrisburg. 4.000; two regiments
from Ohio are squartered near Lancastss,
and l.2O0 United Stetes regulars at Car
isle. Scattered at different points be-
tween Philadelphis. Elkton and PssTyS-
vile, there are 5000 more. sssssF9 9,
y Three thousand New jersey troops sfs
to march from Trenton to-day. which will
constitute in all force of over 20. 900
men in that region, their destination be-
ing undoubtedly for Baltimore. e. open
the route to the Federal capital. On tke
south side of Baltimore are stationed q
Annapolis force of between four and Eve
Thousand men, including the Providence
Marine Artillery. which left Perusville
yesterday. s ,rs;a.s- s,,o-..r..,... a.. =.
4, The Sixth and Thirteenth New York
regiments occupy position directly cp-
positc Annapolis, and the 6ixsyssiath sss
at the junction. ~ io ael = a:uls 4
1t will thus be sosn that Baltimore is
completely hemmed in on both sides with
an effective force. which is to Be innedi-
ately employed IN opening . passage thso'
that city for the federal troops, and rotor
ing free communicafion between the Meth
and The capital Of the republic. With
this purpose, Major General Klein. Of
Docoevlveo;s x,ao nv1o~o6 "a 3>~vo WA<ls
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

NAshiNefoNs APui =.
The Diplomatic corps have been fur
nished with copies of Lincoln's two block
aiding proclsmasions. and manifest 70 m
friendliness. but show disposition to
respect it. y tsaa.-s, -. =.
!, The blockaking force. under Stringham.
will comprise fifty war vessels. accompa-
MED by land force 20 900 strong. enough
to make an efficient blockade Of every
Southern port.sa 81 cal a,.o ..,.F