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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18

In the case of the United States vs. JOHN A.
SKIFF, a produce merchant of Cincinnati, ar
rested on a charge Of treason, the defendant
as,been committed by Commissioners HALIr'
DAY to answer the charge at the next term of
the u. s. Circuit Court. AS there is no bail
allowed in cases of treason, the defendant must
remain in prison. until his trial in court, unless
he can procure dismissal Of the charge or its
modification to q less offense. 1t is said that
an application will be made to Judge LEAvlrr
for writ of habeas corpus, with this object in
view.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18

Council PRocEEDlNos. - The City Council
met last evening. "A bill introduced by Mr..
CoMsrocK, making appropriations for the fiscal
year 1862, was read the first and second
time. --g tH HF .... 70 srar.gya p
Several resolutions were adopted, authorizing
estimates for grading and paving.
On motion Of President DoNALDsoN--Mr.
WILSON being in the Chair--the Police Com
mttee were, after a long discussion, directed
topay the claim of JOSEPH HoILENpAcH, amount.
ing to $l97.ls. s,.f ,.,,- al,
The Council then adjourned. ....t -.. '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
Cincinnati Market.

In the produce market, trade continues to be OF the
most restricted character.
FLoUR--0f the higher grades only las apy market,
and these only for the supply Of regular consum
demand. lt - III M III N = 80
WHEAT-Was In fair request. Prices have wide
RANGE, and the market 10 weak. 90c, Is the best that
milers offer for prime red White was sold under ST.
C0RN-Mstili quoted at 2sc., but this price Is not
soAfs--xfs very duh, and CSC. is now an extreme
price. Wv s'9' :
BARLEY AND RYE-Are very quietau unchanged
In price,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18

IL We understand that thirty.fve car loads
of the three month volunteers left Camp Den.
nison on Saturday! About four hundred we
understand we're from the Sd, Col. MARRow's
Regiment, Of the two companies of Cover.
nerss Guards, about ITO returned. This would
leave about 600 in the Regiment for three
years, We regard this as large proportion of
men to go for that time, who frat volun teered
for three months, under the first call of the
President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
Proceedings of tho Western virginia
Hugs'f Convention. = -

WHEELING, June II.
In the Convention to-day, Mr.. Pierpont, OF
Marion county, made strong speech, in favor
of the Declaration. ..--'-- =
On motion of Mr.. Dorsey, Of Monongala, the
Declaration was ordered to third reading.
Mr.. Carlisle obtained leave to report an ordi.
nance for re-organizingithe Financial Bureau Of
the State, by which no Sheriff or other deposi
tory OF public funds is permitted, on penalty of
loss OF his office, to pay money to the Richmond
authorities, or any but the authorities herea fter
to be provided.
MIR. Dorsey moved that the Declaration be
put upon its passage and called for the ayes and
messages 30; not vote in the negative Thir.
ty members were absent. I.
On leave the Declaration was signed by fifty.
sI-the same number as signed the Declaration
of Independence. = -. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18

The MAMMOTH Circus. The Great Show of
Antonio Brothers was exhibited yesterday af-
ternoon and last evening, at the corner of
Broad and Seventh streets, to large and ad
miring crowds. The performances were pro.
nounced by all present as the most attractive
and wonderful Of the kind they ever witnessed.
This world-renowned troupe will give two e1.
hibitions more on the same grounts-at two
o'clock this afternoon and at seven this even
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
LATEST COMMERCIAL BY TELEGRAPH
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THE MARKETS.
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OF IN gradss sales OF 200 bbS as4 1907 so for
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h,1o favor OF the
puyer; WIN mouerae export demand; sales Of 44,0OO
bushels vncaso spting az soeSSl "; 900 bushels
cos sn,in A. si asi *. az ooo toSuI bushels ha
clne epnng ~ 81 voai 10; SeVO0 bushels inferior to
~ M yaS s ono i0; Soo bushels am
nvmH ~ % a, o-Y SS oSo bushels winter red
es az o oho;.s .rha 1Ouv sa w.e @ Micnlgan at SSa
ecTs ~ nay on private terms
bnSh.Is a, esTo. az pe'er oil lsoUo
pIpIEy%Su,i ~ gogUyi' :. xSaeo. ts.is ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
The Evacuation OF Harpcr,s Ferry.

Nv orinB special .'a '."
PoINT OF ROCKS, June 15
II appears that the fintlock muskets, sugar,
coffee, cotton, machinery, etc, which could NOT
be taken away, were thrown into the river
Nothing was Left Of any value. ti.f.-
The Rebels received information that the
Federal troops were going to Winchester, to
fortify it and cut off their retreat, which caused
their retreat to that place, where they will be
reinforced from Richmond.
IL seems there were from $4,000 to 10000
troops at Harper's Ferry. .n,t
The Kentucky and Mississippi troops. said
they came to fight, and wanted to 60 and take
Washington on their own account. i .j-y-s
At Point of Rocks, sixty-four Rebel cavalry
were reported across the river.
The rear of the main body Of the Rebels was
only ten miles from the Ferry at noon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
Latest from Fortress Monroe.
Especial to the Tribune.J
FORTRESS MONROE. June I6.

VIA BALTIMORE, June 17}
There is little doubt that there is an import
ant expedition on foot.
1t is said to-day that the Rebels are throwing
up battery opposite the Rip Raps, as a protec.
tion against the Sawyer riaed gun, which fred
the shot into Sewelps Point battery yesterday.
Cobb's battery of elk ridsd guns is also com i
ing. .t.-,r. g 49, - : Z
Col. Baker, of Oregon, will, it is understood,
be associated in responsible military capacity
in this vicinity He arrived here yesterday. !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
LEW. WALLACE,
Col. llth Regiment.
From Fortress Monroe and Vicinity.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 16, !
VIA BALTIMORE, June Tx


A person just from Newport News reports a
skirmish there this morning. Three compa.
nies, sent out by Colonel Phelps, drove in cat.
tie belonging to the secessionists, and were
fred upon BY q company Of light horse, and 8
men wounded. The rebels escaped, and the de.
tacbment succeeded in its purpose. is.s.-
The rebels evidently were landing large
body of troops at the Point, seven miles above
Newport News, on the same side of the river.
Steamers came down the river daily. An at
tack from that quarter is anticipated, Ike l.
The experiment with Sawyer's American
Riaed Cannon, at the Rip Raps, last evening,
was brilliant success. T
sewell's Point is clearly within range Of these
guns. Seven Of eleven 4S pound shells explod.
ed short distance from the Rebel Camp, and
one OF them over their intrenchments. 1t Gre,
ated sensation among the secessionists. A
house near the secession banner displayed q
white flag
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
cleveland Market.

June Is, 1861.
The market remains dull and there are very few
transactonsworth reporting Prices remain unchanged
WHEAT-Dull. No sales are reported by the car
load. lot OF 6OOO bush sold from store at SI.05.
from store at 22c. ,F fHf-flI7
APpLEs--sale Of ton dried at 2Hc.
BUTfkR-has sold in small lots at lOc for good
HI6HwiNBs- -ouietat iaxc.--Ltadcr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
From CairO-Gen. Pillows Arrange.
ments-MOre Troops for the South-
west.

WAsHINGroN, June l6.
An army officer has just arrived here from
Cairo, with dispatches for Gen. Scott
He states that intelligence had been re.
ceived there that the Rebel force under COM
mand Of Gen. Pillow had everything in readi-
ness, and we're expecting to move toward Cairo
on the 18th inst. They have transports sutfi-
cient to carry $4,000 or %, 600 men.
The commander at Cairo had no doubt OF bis
ability to resist any force the Rebels might
bring against him. l'" ng'', "a
1t appears, from information communicated
TO our officers. that Pillow was expecting aid
from Kentucky and Missouri, the Governors Of
these States having given him assurances to
that effect Arrangements had been made by
US which would prevent any such aid.
1t is understood to be the intention of the
Government, owing to q request Of the Com
manding officer in the Southwest, to concen
trate more troops in that vicinity.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18

fsa r. sa -.--.ag gs CLEvELARD, June II.
Theschooner Fremont, with fourteen thousand
bushels of wheat, for Buffalo, sunk in the river
last night. Also the schooner Ben Flint, with
alcargo OF wheat for Buffalo, went ashore west
Of the Piers, and is full of water. Both the
hulls and the Fremont's cargo are insured In
Buffalo, 81, e. .oY at'-es
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18

Capt. ROBINSON, U. S. A. is still mastering
the troops at Camp Jackson, and will continue
until four Regiments are mustered into the U. s..
service. ALL the companies necessary to com.
plete the four Regiments will be in camp to-
morrow. 1at, sal fj'i .'.e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
Government Steamships at Now

.~ Z. ,gqs New YoRK, June IL.
The steamer Peerless has arrived here, from
Toronto, under American colors. The steamers
Atlantic and Baltic areto be converted into gun
boats. The Florida and Augusta are called up,
ready to transport troops" ia~f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
[Herald's Special. i


BALTIMORE, June l6.
o. Three hundred Confederate troops, reported
at Leesburgh, will doubtless retire on the ap-
proach of our troops. .-i,t
Col. Morehead's Regiment of Pennsylvania
soldiers, encamped at Locust Point, marched
through our streets this morning, en- route for
Washington, where an important movement is
confidently predicted within short time.
We have report that General Butler will
make demonstration toward yorktown within
forty-eight hours. .sl.tiH
Accounts Of the battle at Bethel through Sc
cession channels, give but one killed and three
wounded. The one killed was shot by Duryee's
Zouaves, while firing building in which they
had taken refuge from Col Magruder's guns.
They further report that they had no rifled
cannon, and nothing but howitzers. o. "A
They defy the approach of Butler on York.
town Masked batteries line the route.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18

1.-THE number Of deaths in Cincinnati for
the week ending June IA, was 7l-.46 males and
25 females. e ..,..,-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
From Ro.to,

.f. rHlIrf q BosroN, June II.
The Eighty.sixth anniversary Of the Battle Of
bupkers Hill was observed with more than Inc
usual manifestations Of patriotism. A Wv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
Bank Statement.

NKw YoRK, June II.
The bank statement shows an increase in
specie Of 81 ,343 ,1e0; increase in deposit, $780,
OBI; decrease in loans, 81, 0l4,254; decrease in
circulation, sass, $685.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
Capture Of a Missouri BriEadior Gen.

~ sa4 .dlsHg .' ST. LOUIS, June II.
Report says that Brigadier General Slack,
while mastering troops into the service of the
State, at Cbillicothe, was taken prisoner by Col.
Curtis, Of the United States volunteers, on theiI
way to 81. Joseph. Il is understood that Slack
will be taken to Fort Leavenworth..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
TELEGRAPHIC!
REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN .

| WOIh ON dis NV0G-
snge..-Will Recommend q Call for
| 100000 Men and an Appropriation o N
OF 2OO,0O0,00O DoIIars-.-.A AppOInt-
mehts, movements, Skifmisllos, &c.
Tribune Special Nav
WASHINGTON, June l6.
The President is working on his message
lie will take the highest ground of prosecuting
the war with the utmost vgor, and finishing Il
by winter, If possible; and appropriating two
hundred millions of dollars.
Gov. Sprague, of Rhode Islard, will be ten.
cered Major Generalship.
The I'd Rhode Island Regiment Is ordered to
Washington, where there is to be concentra-
tion Of the whole available reserve force, in or
der to make forward movement wards Rich
mond. t '.,' -
Capt. Chauncey has taken command of the
Susquehanna, and will sail for the Gulf in the
course of the week.
Lieut.. Col. Lefferts, with two hundred Dis.
trlct volunteers, had skirmish across the Po-
tomac with loo Virginia cavalry, near Senaca
Mills, second Mills above Washington. Two
Virginians, 1t is thought, were killed, one sup
posed to be Capt. Shreves. The Virginians re-.
treated. None of our men were injured.
A detachment of the 9th Regiment, guard
ing propeller sent here from Annapolis with
stores, etc., was attacked on their return, be-
low Aqua Creek, on Saturday. Several shots
were fired by the Rebels and returned With
grape and canister. No injury was done to us.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1861.
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Dispatches from Washington.

IueIdIuB DIspatch
m ..IU WAsHINGToN, June l6.
Tnere Is reason for confident belief that Gen.
scout is iuily prepared to keep the Rebel Chiefs
on the back track, at least till they have evacn'
ated Virginia and Tennessee. The whole Rebel
force, except the rear guard at Manassas JUNO.
ton, is said to be retiring to Richmond.
Every point on the Potomac from Williams
pofs to Aqua Creek 10 now guarded by Federal
troops. ,.r.s. --...... : ---,-r..--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18

tsiGJTo day, June lS, is the fifty sixth anniver
versary Of the Battle of Waterloo.
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

T FAVE OhIp LhIEh fhO u EURUfE.
Five Cases of Rifles for New York
stopped at GalvaY-Death of Conn
CaVOur-Garibaldi Coming TO Amer
FURTHER PoINT, June 16.
The Jura, from Liverpool, on the evening of
the 9th, uia Londonderry on the 7th, passed thib
point at o'clock for Quebec.
Lord John Russell said in Parliament that the
government had no knowledge of the Canadian
Volunteer Regiment rendering its services to the
United States Government, and of course could
not say what action would be taken.
Five cases, containing 100 rifles, directed to
Commercial Bank of Memphis, intended for the
steamer Adriatic, were stopped at Galway, the
agent of the line refusing to let them pass.
lTALY.-Count Cavour died on the morning OF
the 9th. The event caused profound sensa-
ton. ID
It Is rumnred that Garibaldi contemplates a
visit to America in month or two, if war in
Italy appears unlikely.
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LIVERPOOL, June l6
=. Manchester advices continue unfavorable.
Flour dull with declining tendency. Wheat dull
and irregular, Chicago and Milwaukee lie.
Corn dull, mixed offered at 3Os. Provisions
steady.
LONDON, Friday Noon.
Consuls S916@9Oj sales to day, Ill, C. 40%
@3915 discount; Erie 2O1a. .r-is'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18
Col. Lander; with the western Reg.
tments, left PhilIippi, for Winches-
Times Special.1

Times Special r 7.f
WASHINGTON, June l6.
Col. Lander has left Phillippi, where he was
at the head of five Regiments, and it is sup
posed he has made q forced march across the
mountains to Winchester, o distance OF about
so miles. tl.1-f. .7....I .trse.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18

Movements of Troops-RepOrt that
GEN. Butler will make a Demo n
stratiOn against YOrktOWn--Seces-
sion Accounts of the Fight at Beth
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-18

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Of6siene 0eneid,e.

@aIbtn8tOn |. ausult, Dos Srie9a
Departement bat belte um Mittag Die na6fol-
genpe DepeIAe Dtreft bon Sen. 9tu'enrranb er
balten
1. Nugut. General Gpr erreiGte Die @auGey
8ridt am %. Suit.
Ntie acb pbne &f uno 3erlt6rte bic Bride
Tim li6 Dor Gerfolgun9 gu wabreu,
gEir baben tauleno Muafeteu uap Serl6iebent
Suffer &anpnen 9ulper erbeutet.
Giele GimwpDner Oieler 0e9enb, bic fri6er zen
Se3eilipnilten 3u9etban naren, tlasen gBtIe bel
unnUtbtyen 3erltUrung BON Nrtpat- Gisentbuu
an unp 9eben i'm unO feline Sadie auf.
Seine meltlihen 6rltppen p~erlaien i'm meb,
ltnD lltebr.
Da8 Samantha S6al III tebt pom 8etnpe sc
reinigt.
(2Gile 3ie6t ltA ofsntar DnrA GaYette uni
@reenbrter County naA Stduntbn 3urlf.)
Glne OepeiAe aus Cincinnati 1a9t, DAP bort
Nahridten aus @9arleetOpn am &alapbd an
getpmmen ieien, nah oenen Sol. 3pler NIT Ore
Ne9imentrrn bon Ntl ton auf9ebrOHea Iei, I'm
gGile ab5ui6neipen.
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Nus Sem Giicen.

QputsDtlle, 81, Suit. Der &i6mUnb
Grantner last, DAP Die Sonf1perirten 2ruppeu
nett iiber @fana0as Snnttipn por9eridt inO.
@cfansene tparpen nod eingebra6t, 1000 tOrte
6etnpe lle9en nod unbeerpiat.
Gen. Seaure9arp fol- %beltimint niGt tn Mlas
nalaS iein. IS 1T lidsr, paB mir $4,000
3anplhellen tpe99snpmmen baben, nit Deuen
unlere 9efan9eufn 9efelielt werpen lUlten. 9ras
ltoent Davis bat Elm @eOrsia ~9teeiment bieber
btcrOert. Nrjutant 5aitbants ron rinem Nii<
hi9an 5te9inneat %befinpet fi4 ais @rfan9ener in
Nthmpnp. Der o@nquirer" o~erlan9t DAP er
ais rebelilder AbOlItipnllt 9ebanst perpen lOdte.
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Spn1 Gunsrftsn OSenrn.

Srownsptlle, 9epaOa 6err., %. Suit.
9ine 9rpbe Nn3atl Snpianer inO iebt an Der
Sort nnO rem platt 9itoer, anlheinenO unr ,u
5a9en, i'm @runce aber INN Die popnee5 al be-
triegen. Man la9t, Die GDgpennes, arreppaOoS
uno &ioira6 ieten nabe5u 6000 uno Die @beven>
mes 300 Wann fart. 9estere lu9en Die 6alfe
Der pollapal1mCs unD Der Nltps.
SIN liDlt6en Nebraaca finn bic Sea1iunifen
in beltanOi9em Gertebr nit Den SnOianem pteler
Settipa 9epeien. Altos lassn aus, pas man
lore Sulfe fur Die @oniGpertrten Staaten Der.
langt babe, Cine Majoritat Der Grieeer 1rt
fur5e 3eit 9enei9t 9epeler, Den Nebelen bri3ulte=
ben, OUA ieien tie papDn ab9etommen,
Die 2lnlepler tet Si9 Blue linO lebr bsunrli<
bt9t unp otee baten ibre 6amtlien unp itr Gie0
peg9ebradt.
Streipartbien linp ansseIanpt BON Ganlas
un0 Den Dltlihen Counties bon Hsbrasfa, I'm
Den unionsleuten bei5ulteben 9egen S~s5elfpnilten
uno Snpianer, Drei Naaen pol gBafen lplen
ilter ben Sig glue eeldoft pOrOen lein, fir
9eute I'm Snnern Der liOliden @onf6Dsratipn,
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81 nterifauticbe u nobrtdbteu.

8af9 tn8ton 81. Sult. 6eute frlb
fanD I'M Staats= Department cine Gonlerena spiz
l1en benz Staate>S etretar uno BEN @elanptea
pom @rpBbrttannten, 8rantrei6, NuBlanD, Yreu=
fen uno 9puano ltatt. Der @esenltano Der
.8erbanhlung mar Elm brief Des 9Ycoon BON Sa-
pan on ben BrdIioenten Der Sereinigren Staateu,
uno Elm anoerer, BON Dem Niintlter Der aIspar=
tisen Qln9elegenbeiten in Sapan an ben Staats
Setretar, in welhen griefen Nufl1ub Der GrUf=
hung 9elpiier japanelilben 9aten 9efcrpert miro.
.3ufOlge etneS Grlubens pes @raIlpenten, cap
bic @ongreB Dele9attOnen perIhtepener Staa=
ten Wanner neanen lplten, IN peren S1upe hube
@iilitare Gbar9en 9elest merpen %tGnnten, bat Die
Delegation BON Jtep : ycrt pie nahfpleenoen
5erren genannt:
Subn S. SD, Qonis 8lsnfer, Nbner Double
Da9, truman SeYmour, 5enrp 9B. Slccum,
gGarO .. Burnett, y. 9. Ban 8alfenbauab,
SameS 9. 0apsportb, Nbram DurYea, Sobn
y. Wiartinoale, SO. 81. patrif, Spbn S. @tsle.
GUl. 8. q. Scott, bisber General transport
Meilter Der Ser. Staaten= 9ruppen, lit 5uln 9li-
~tttenpen &%rte9eminiter ernannt pUrpen.
Sort 9BaSD II tor, 81. Sult. Die 9ei@
he es8tfetsA9enten uno 3elegrapben Operators
Seq @%n9ellnan gus uatettopn an Der glurD. Nenn=
lYloania GiIenbabn puroe seftern abene bieber
uno BON bier na6 6lpipertCpn gebra6t. Mm
Samltag perIuhte er auf ben Sratn 3n lprtngen,
ais pieler in Seme9un9 mar, unp fisl unsludli-
der g9stle auf bns @eleis. DIei @are liefelt
Iber letn Seiu, pelienamputatipn fir nutbwenOia
eraftet pnroe. Die Operation murpe polbradt
pDae letn Stben gu retten Gr perlAieo, % Sabr
All, ttet betranert BON eiufr srOben an3a9l pom
Treunpen.
Wep>gurf, 81, Suit. Die gertbeiluna
Der unterItisuns Der 6amilten Der Sreiwiaieen
bs9ann 8eitern MOrsen fir Die 8epobner per1.,
T., 8. nnD 4. g8arp in Der NptunOa i'm Stir
9au Yarf, fir Die 10. @arD In Mr. II 4. 2p..
bic ., Barp in 9ir. IS A. Npenne mno bic 70,
g6aro TN Staats-Nrlenale, @de Der r. Npenue
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-02
Scr Mntf.no hes Nr.gicna. gSife.

Glartsburg, 81. Suit, Cine Depel6e
0eS Sen. @or BON 20. Suli, an Gen. NOiens
Grants last, ooB e~rlterer Set @aulsp Bridge, elmer
Srude am Gnbe be6 lAifbaren @aierS pes ga
rlafrba 6lulies oneetommen 1et. Dielelbe let
oon ben fliebeaoen Sruppen beo Gr<@ouoerneur
sotls, Der lt3 mad 2epi6burg 8uriid3Os, betnube
Scllltanotg 3erlt6rt tpOrCeu, 9taA Sriefen, Die
auFaeTan9en wurpe,, nil er bort feline Nrmee
pieoer %1ammeln.
Sen. Cor la9t, e8 miirbe 3 Sage in Nn1pruG
nebmen, cine S4tf=8ride aber ben 500 Naro
breiten 6luB St cOuitruiren, gBiIe. 9eibt e6 fers
ner, lieB 8dune auf feiner 6lu6t nieoer6auen
uno 8erltGrte ale Briiden. nm ben 9erfoloern
Die 9afa9e 8t erl9wertn. Ileter 1000 Nfnste=
ten unp cine flsine SuantttGt Yu1per bntten Biz
3tebeQen aaf ibrer 8luGt BON li9 9swprfsn.