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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
The Position of Kentucky AccordiBg to a
Secession Journal.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier says:

Yesterdays Louisville Courier says
Under the delusive idea that Kentucky eau
remain in the Union without fighting its
battles or paying the expenses of its Govern
ment, the submission papers in her limits
and we regret to say there are few so lost
to every feeling of patriotism as to occupy
this position-urge her TO stand still, to
make no alliance and to form no connection
with the States South of US, whose interests
are identical with ours, and whose safety
depends as ours does on successful resistance
to the usurpations of Government which
has risen on the ruins Of the Constitution,
and of the Republican system which our
fathers erected on that compact between
sovereign States.
The free States are united. Neither Ohio,
nor Indiana, nor Illinois is neutral. Men
are being furnished, money voted, arms
supplied to aid the Federal Government by
the States Immediately North of US.
But while the North are united, these men
among us seek, for what purpose may be
| well guessed, TO divide the South
The President sent the largestHeet of war.
vessels ever collected under the American
| flag, and thousands Of regular soldiers, to the
shores of the Confederate States. Repulsed
in the first conflict provoked by him, he ha!
called out the largest volunteer force evel
| put in the field by the Government, for tht
| purpose Of waging a fratricidal and suicida
war on 5000, 900 of our brethren.
And these men among us would have
Kentucky, having succeeded in leaving hel
unarmed and defenseless, stand still whilt
| $4,000 Abolition mercenaries, armed and pro
yisioned and paid out of common fund t
which we will have TO contribute not les
than $5, 000, 900 year for Heaven only know
how long, are bombarding the cities, burning
the houses, laying waste the fields, destroy
ing the commerce, and waging war agains
our brethren of the South with all the mean
known to military science.
Be not deceived
Under the pretext of maintaining an armed
neutrality, they W0uld have us really give
powerful aid to the North in their unhal
! lowed enterprise.
The expenses of the armament fitting ou
by the Federal Government will not be les
than 500 0O0,00 a year. This immens'
amount must be raised by taxes on goodI
imported into this country, or by direct tax
alton. If she stands still, as the friends O
the North among US advise her to do, Ken.
tueky will, by either mode OF taxation, put
into the Federal Golfers for the subjugatioI
| of the Southern States sum nearly equal u
| the whole Of the public debt.
| And this Is the purpose of those who urg
| Kentucky 10 stand still-to isolate hersel
| from her Southern sisters-to maintain he
neutrality.
What do you think of it, people of Ken
tueky2
France has 224 liOht-houses and Englan
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
DImD.


CANAGf A. Friday morning, April 10, Of con.
Restion Of the brain, Augustus Oavagna, in the
twenty third year Of his age.
The mneial takes place this Saturday afternoon,
e. two O'Clock, from the family residence, No, 81
Fnth-sreet, between Walnut and Main. sp20-A'
H0BLlTHELb.-on Wednesday. the. nth INST,
at the reeidence OF her gon-n law, Henry X HOBBS
No S iDth.street, MARGARET O., wife Of Henry
Hobliizell, Of Moundsville, Va, in the seventy.
fourth year Of her age.
RICHABDSON.-At his mothers residence in
CoyiDgton, April IS, az i've o'clock A. NJ, Geo. W.
Richardgon, only brother Of Omar II. Richardson
(deceased), aged twenty years and two months.
WALKER April Is, Fanny, aged nine months
daughter Of Edgar ID. and Catherine Walker.
.P,AWsON.- On THURSDAY afternoon, at three
O'Clock, OF Gpoplexy, William PawBon, from o lley
England, aged seventy three yeern.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his
son, Jaw, Mr.. ID. Y. Johns, l6l East High street.
this day Saturday, at ten O'Clock A. M.
VIOK.-In louisville, op tho 18th inst Col. Henry
W. Wick, Of Vicksbnrg, Mississippi.
PATTON AT st. Johns Hospital, in this city,
April II, J. @. Patton.
MARTIN.-In Colum bus, on wednesiay April IL,
consumption, William R Martin, aged forty years
and seven months.
MsoLELLAED.-Ih Columbus, Ohio, Of disease
Of the heart, George s MoOlelland, aged twenty
three years and four months,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

ITappears from all accounts that Governor
Dsnnison reconsidered his resolution,
and sent the troops yesterday by the PENN
syivania route. The Harper's Ferry affair
is pretty good indication of what would
have been their luck had they taken the
Virginia route.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
DI.sgrbnpce az maysvIIIe.

There was report in the city late last even-
irg Of an excitement at Maysville, KY, and
determination to stop the steamer BostoaG
on her way to this city with, as was sup
posed, troops from Portsmouth. Cannon
were brought out, and our informant, after
he left, heard several shots fred. The Bos-
tOsd was found, however, at the landing at
an early hour this morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

TIE telegraphic tergiversstions touching
the Harper's Ferry Arsenal have ended and
the truth Of the report that the Arsenal and
AIMS have been burned may be relied upon.
The $4,000 stand represented as destroyed,
are said not to have been very effective
wsapons-being little in the style Of
,tTbe old Queens arm that Gran'ther Young
RTouabt back from Concord bu'sted.n y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
Flag Headquarters.

SILK FLAGS, FOR MILITARY. COM
= 0PAhIEs, By 3 feet. Prices range from t2S
BUETIge FLAGS, Of ordinary sila. at q Per
oiL-BofLED MUSLIN FLAGS Cas good a.
Bunting), at 90 cents per running foot.
PRINTED FLAGS, Of al sizos, Wholesale and
retail.
FieId-piecss for Flags. Flags cut out to order.
L0NGLEY a BRO,
No. $50 YiRe-At., above Fourth,
Depot In KRRLLi6 Ausie-stoIe, Ap2Q
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

LounyrLLR, April ls,-River rising rap.
idly, with twenty feet In the Canal
Weather clear. Mercury 47o.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
Let Well Alone! T.!
FRENCH BLAcKING.

DUTLER'S IHXL HLACKING-IN
HO earthen pots. has been used fIr year past by
many good judges and found elual to the French.
The pots for ths I'XB uniform size, and hold
oDe-fbiTd more than the French.
Buffers Premium BlaclKing.
Small. New Medium and Large Orders from Deal
eTs solicited. Factory 80 Yine.strest
apl6-aW T. S. BUTLER, Agent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
River News.

bow TO the decision Of the people Of Nary
land. The city Is quiet tonight.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

80 VoLUETEER-Not only TO serve In protecting
our homes and iresides, but also, in going to the
head" quarters Of BALL THOMAS, north side Of
Fourth street, east OF Race and obtaining truth
full Picture to leave with the loved ones at home
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

The past winter was one of unexampled
severity in Syria and Palestine. The snow
was two feet deep in the city of Jerusalem.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

Hk1lTAx, April l9.--The steamer Niagara
from Liverpool, has arrived. News antici.
ated. 4 XII. .} -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

A person observed 10 his friend. who WAS
lesrpiDg 10 take snuff, that It was wrong to
teach ones nose bad habit as q man gem
orally followed his nose.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

The dispatches show that Baltimore is at
her old tricks; which is no more than might
have been expected. II Mr.. Lincoln should
happen accidentally 10 put down a foot or
two upon the Plug. URlies of that turbulent
community, he win have made the human
race degree more respectable BY the opera
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
HOMM INTERNsT.

The late Commander at Gaeta, prisoner
on parole at Naples. has been assassinated.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
APPRNXIMATION PRIzEs

II HANsEIMASN, a Justice OF the Peace Of Gin
einnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio;-Wm;;
will take notice that, on the 18th day Of March,
ls6l at the instance Of said PLAINTIFF said Justiee
issued order of attachment against the property
and effects Of said defendant, for the sum Of one
hundred and twenty'siH dollars and forty cents
and that said is adjourned for hearing on the
9th day Of May, 1861, at 8 O'Clock A. M.
WILLIAM II d. CHAEQE.
Dated March 23. 1861. mh26-iTu. THIS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

49, ERWRITEBS of Cincinnati, this day,
the flowing warclause was adopied to take effect
and he in force from and after MONDAY, April %.
WARRANTED BY THE AssURED-Free from claim
for Less or Damage arising from Civil Oommotion,
from Piracy, Seizure, Sequestration Detention,
the consequences of any other Hosile Act of the
Government or People, Person or Persons Of any
State Of this Union of any State States claim
ing TO have seeedld from tbis Union,
s. NOISE, Secretary.
April II, 1861. apiSG
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
Ladies Will use In their Families only these
after having made trial Of them.

~ For sale at Wholesale, In Cincinnati, By
e. sCANLAN a co SURE, EOKsTEIN 4 co.;
J. 4 O. REAKIRTi ALLEN O0.i r. MAC
READY; BURDsAL 4 BRO.i 4. 8. EMERSON {
GEO. N. DIXONi and at Retail By all Druggists.
lfslO-DSa&Wl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

no IhPOATANT.-In time Of peace prepare for
war, and in shine for showers. To do 50, go to
JAMES q, COLEs % West Fourth street, and select
from his choice stock Of Psrasols and Umbrellas.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

%"PREsRRvE THE SHADOW, &o.," by going to
J. p. BALLS mammoth DaguerreiAn-rooms, No. so
West Fourth, street and getting Of his artistic
Pictures, at panic prices. His rooms arc crowded
daily.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

Wedding and Visiting Cards.
Engraved and Printed, s. an and Presses De Il Rua
S'' BHIPLEY 3 SMITH,
sueOsssOn % n ~, Il {, ,s ssiR.sy Bre:l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

The city Of Paris has recently built l6 900
houses, aud rents are expected TO fall.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
NV ApvNRTIsMNENNTs
GRCVER 6 BAKERS NOTELESS
MARRTHI1

residence Of the brides father, at Batsvla chia ~
tbe Kew. Win. Lee, Joel NJ. NellinFfofd, fsq., 4
Miles, eorneiiN p. George. MN "a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

dr., CURE.-CINCINNATI. RRBRUARY
apsD %, ls6I.-This is to certify that my father
b. d. Asboraft, sixty.two Years old, and afflicted
last receive an injury his left leg which became
sore Of a very alarming size, being about two by
cred with a coating Of green, mucous matter;
Upon procuring medical advice, gas tod u would
About this time became aeqqainted with Or. J.
HEBERN and, procuring his Black Salve, ap-
Piled ii 10 the sore. The third application removed
all the mucous matter and left the sore clean. II
commenced healing; aud, after using but four
boxes Of the ealve had the pleasure Of seeing the
''-' ROBERT @. AsHORAFT,
Steam Sawmill, 223 East Front-st.
The Doctor Is the only physician now living who
can kill aud cure a Cancer without Instruments OF
pain. He also cures Piles and all kinds Of Sores;
Rheumatism, etc. Ofioe, 80 BaTr-st., corner OF
Cutter. 0fice heurs, A. M. to P. M;
apl7-u DR. j. HEbEhh.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

NOTICE TO ASSESSOR s.-THR va
IN RI0US Ward aud Township Assessors are
hereby Dotifed 10 present themselves at this once
forthwith in order that they may be supplied with
blanks and Instructions for emu meratiBg the per-
sons who are deaf dumb, blind, insane or idiotio,
titled =" An act further to regulate and prescribe
the duties Of Township Assessors and County Aud
Spis.b Auditor of Hamilton County, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

France has 224 lighthouses, and England
but III; the United Kingdom, 276.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
S~OIOthinE rssOvstsd and repaired, s. =. Thirt

~ A. A. BTsrHA, Clocks, Watches IAd JOWOlEyI
Aos. HS and 7Il CentrAl-aVsnna.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
Light for the Million.
NEW GOODS! !

W & j. McARDLE, FASHIONABLE
aLS Merchant Tailors, 116 Vine-st Cincinn NATL
Ohio, have just received large assortment of SUI
peror French and English Cloths, Cassimeres, Mel
ton and Batiste OoatinRs, very rich Plain and
Fancy Silks and Paris Cashmere Yestings, ready
made Goats, Pants and Vests.
ALSO Shirts, Updershirts, Collars, Eureka aud
Magic Oravats handkerchief etc, mhl2
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
LATRsT NEWS By TELEGRAfH.
ohio Arming Every-wherel
INDIANA CONCENTRATING FOaCEs.

THE HAMILTON TELEGRAPH TAKES
WATER.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
HEApouAnrEns TH1np Bn1aAnr.

HEADQUARTERS THIRD BRIGADE,
~ FIRST DIVISION, o. v. M,
1g- ALL R-BODIRD MEN DE-
S1B0US of joining the @ U II BE GRAY A
REGIMENT are hereby requested TO enroll y
their names at the Armory, corner Of Fifth and
WalDut.sts. BY order. W
spis - w. K. BosLBY, oommandant. n
p# IR IsH MEN, ATTEN
born citizens to organize Brigade for duty in this
city and vicinity. A meeting for that purpose will
DAY EVENING, corner of Ninth and Central.ay.,
at haf-past O'Clock. Let all who desire such
This Is no time to fsulter-the is at our DOORS
every citizen is bound by his personal interest and
oath Of citizenship to do his duty Let all Irshmen
and the descendents of Irishmen be on hand. a"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
TROOPS ExPECTED.
The Soldiers Fight their way.
THE LOYAL oITIzENs IN DANGER
Order Partially Restored

THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

ATTENTION! MACHINIsTS
AR AND BLAOKSMIIH5I I-You are here
by notified that your RegalsT Meetings will be held
on the FIJI ST THURSDAY EVENING of every
month until further notice.
GE0BGE HADLEY, President
THOMAS LEOHABD, Secretary. ap2O.aR
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
R9XEAA65R HAXAEA bSTEERTFEx bG.THsI y All

HNOILEE SOAR9-.LOW's HONEY SOAP,
II Lows Brown Windsor do;, GlyceFins and OaA'
phor do, Old CASTLE do, Palm do, Glycerin de-.
Almond do, White Windsor do .omnibus do, Ger:
aniun de-, Mos kSse do.' Poneins d9. OoaoOa-aai
AL1ERT BOSS, Brnggi..,
IAN u.W cor OAntral-AV and EiGhth-a4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sATTENTION!-THE LODGE OF
S Instruction will be discontinued O
until further notice: 81 ... w
Tap20-a'1 ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

sPIRITUALIsM.-MIss MARY
~A THOMAS, an able and Interesting me.
ium, will lecture in the Mechapics' Institute, on
SUNDAY MORNING at eleven O'Clock, and in the
evening. Seats free. aa
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

placed in the order of march Immediately after
the ex Presidents. This organization had With
them a sort Of triumphal car drawn by four white
horses, each with a white cloth cover on with
the word Union in large le,ters-thc word
" Constitution was on the side. The car was
decorated with miniature flags with red, white and
blue drapery, and contained 35 little girls repre-
sentins 80 many of the States, and two young
ladies' respectively representing the North and
South
The whole affair was under charge If ten
Wide.Awskes in full uniform, cape and cap; aud
all of five hundred delegates from New York
we're in the procession, marching four abreast
and wearing badges with the word :" New York J"
on them. Several other large delegations also
joined in the line. The scene presented from
each front was very fine. The avenue in front
of the pOrtico was thronged, the crowd extend
ing to great distance either side and reclin-
ing into the Capitol grounds, and every availa
bic spot was blocked with human beings, cling
ing to the rails, mounting on fences, and climb
ing trees. On the outer edge a concourse OF vol
unteer soldiery We're halted and stood at rest du-
ring the delivery Of the inaugural. A great NUM-
Der Of flags were flying and as the sun shone
brightly on the gay dresses of the ladies', and
the stars and stripes and the uniform and gilt
tering weapons of the soldiery, the scene was
exceedingly aninating and picturesque. Photo
graphsis on the ground to take an impress
sion OF the scene.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06
RECEPTION OF THE !sAuGUR.L. = TT

RECEPTION OF THE !NAUGURsL. - The
inaugural address, IN the columns of the Detroit
Tribune reached this city a; O'Clock Y. ", on
7kssd.ty of this week II had been looked for
by all parties with intense anxiety. Immediately
upon its reception, the German Artillery Compa
ny drew up their splendid brass Field Piece in
told the citizens of the city, the members of the
Legislature, auj the inhabitants of the surround
ing conntry, that indeed, the United States had
a Pyesident! One universal feeling OF joy seem
ed to pervade all classes. Men met, exchanged
situations. thanked God and took courasc-re-
DICED ferven,ly that MAN, every inch lseventy-
six Of them.l had taken possession OF the reins
Of Government. While the cannon was belch
ing forth its loud notes, the Inaugural was read
in the House Of Representatives by its accom-
plished Clerk, Z. W. Barber. ESQ, and in the
Senate by His Hon. James Birney, the Lieut..
Governor. Its reading brought down thunders
Of applause that made the Capitol tremble.-
Senators and Representatives r.joced with great
joy at the glad tidings of the peaceful Inaugural
tiol Of Abraham Lincoln. and the patriotic sen,i-
men:s conveyed in his message 20 the American
people. The people will rally arouad the leader
Of their choice, and aid him in cntorci.g the
laws, maintaining the plighted faith of the States
and the binding authority Of the Constitution.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06
The WE.rHER-On last Thursday, f.;

The WEATHER last Thursday,
general ,haw commenced, aud Friday and Satnr-
day wee warm spring Ike days-the soft south
wind and the genial rays OF the sun having melted
away the snow entirely, and left the streets in a
plastic, pliable and accommodating disposition
for prominent corms. On Saturday, scores OF
both sexes, lined the banks Of the Grand River,
to witness the spectacle OF the large masses of ice
breaking up aud moving down the stream. On
Saturday night the liver hal swollen to uuusual
propOr' ions; We witnessed several men, late at
night cutting away the logs and trees that had
drifted against the piers oi the b'idse in the
second ward Tire river - now i,ee iron ice,
and on Sunday morning the water vas higher
than IL has been any time since the spring of
1882
On SUNDAY afternoon the wind veered to the
vest, and Monday morning Ipnnd u N a furious
snow Storm with piercing cold winter wind
Old win.er still fingers in the lap of srrin-.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06
WASHINGTON. Narcll

w A>HiNGIoN, AafcN 4.
The day was ushcr,d in nv most exciting
session OF the Senate, tina, body sitting twelve
hours, from ell en- O'closk las, evening ill seven
acIOcs this morning As tie hands o. the dial
OF the clock pointed to twelve, and the Sabbath
gave way To Monday, the i.h Of March, the Sem
aes Chamber presented curious and animated
appearance. The galleries we're crowded TO re
psesso0, the ladies' gallery resembling, irom the
gay dresses OF the fair ones there congregated,
some gorgeous pd,terre of flowers, and the gen.
tiemen's gallery seemed one black mass Of surg.
ING. heaving mascu!ines. pushing. struggling,
ana almost clambeting over each others backs in
order to get look at the proceedings. Some
u the most ludcrous scenes were the result Of
the intense desire OF the outsiders to get peep
Into the Senate Chamber. and the pertinaci,y
vith which the applicants for admission to the
ovesdowing galleries would urge ,ha, he had
come oil the ~ay from Indiana or Vermont, or
some other place, Afforded the seated cnes in
ense amusement
On the floor Me-srs. Criltcnden, Trumbull,
Wigtall, Wade, Douglas, and o,hers, kept up a
ssnn'ng Are OF debate, while those 40, engaged
70 discussion bc,ook themselves to the sofas for
seomScttahie nap during the session, which j,
~ known would lars, all night. As morning
advanced the galleries aud door became gradu.
sny cleared out. In the gray morning light, the
Senate took . recess till ten o'clock to day
tew minutes after seven o'clock but few re.
named
The morning Was clear and beautiful. The
public baidDgs, schools. places Of business, &c,
W0re closed 9 !
Throughout the day the stars and stripes Goat
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06
Decisive Ac,ion Of Lieut.. Slemmer.

A correspondent writes To the Columbus ga J
Times from Fort BarFancas." Pensacola har-
Dor, on the Str inst "a follows:
Soon after the arrival Of the Brooklyn, of
which told you in ms last. the other vessels be
longing 70 the gulf squadron came in sight. and
since have been cruising outside the bar. never
getting entirely from view. Sunday another
bearer OF dispatches Tor Fort Pickens arrived,
and was passed over 10 the fort His mission
lnIsL lave been a peaceful one, iuf slice then
matters hav.. somewhat changed. The work of
mnuati..c guns IN Pickens is stopped, and also
the work gong "n at the Navy Yard. Lieuten-
AIT Slcmmer sent note to Colonel FOrney, who
has succeeded Col. Lonax in command, demand.
iag rhst uo more guns should be mounted On the
battery Which bears upon this fort.
IS the demand was made in conformity 20 the
u mis,ce. WHICH X understood on both sides, it
wa> regarded - right, and the work upon the
battery sas Suspended One heavy ten-isch
Coluuhiad was already upon its carriage, and an
either just ready mount, il will he but little
Labor now sh"ji: occasion require, 10 place Il IN
working order Near night the Wyando;te ran
uu he l!,Ibpr iui sent boat ashore TO inspect
the "o.k. No opposition was offered, and they
r-tU..ed s,tisi l. probably, that the battery was
q good oe ewes il built by volunteers. learn
also that Tor tN weeks past several men have
been employed in mounting sea-cost hOwitzrTs
a. Fort NcRsr and in ether preparations for de-
feu,e Tlis f.,,., is now stopped l have seen
40 rubli.hed account OF the reasons whv hO5tl
tiles were suspended, but presume it has already
been made puhiic as both parties are acting un-
dor truce"