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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-01

PERRYylLLE. April %.
The communication with Baltimore i.
becoming much improved The steamer
which left at ono O'clock tins afternoon
arrived here Just as the evening train wa,
about to start 'or Philadelphia. 1t was
boarded in the stream Icy the Captain OF
the Fairy, which brought the passengers
to Perryville, AmonL the passengers 90.
ing North are five Maine timbcrmcn. or.
dered out Of Virginia. They report that
three schoon"rS, the Gen. Knox Victory
and Georgia, of Maine, had been ,eized in
the Pauuka river, Virginia. Cannon
had teen placed on board the Cen Knox,
and the secession flag hoisted. The men
were orderoI to leave on Saturday, and
placed under guard They obtained a
pass from Governor Lctchcr out Of the
State, but were stopped frequently at
Baltimore. Roing intercepted by the
troops, thoy APPEALED to Gen. Trimble pcr-
sonally, who expressed regret that tray :
c,crs we're inter!ered with, and protectc d
their departure.
Intelligent men from aItimore express
confidence that the secession mob rule
will soon be overturned The lrador OF
the Sun to day is regarded rs the most ia.
yorablc symptom, and an index of future
events
A gentleman declared publicly, in a
parlor at Barnums hotel, that the scccs-
sion flag would not be allowed IN that CITY
many days.
The most indisputab'e evidences have
been received to night Of powerful reac,
ton Of public sentiment in Baltimore.
gentleman whose vcracity cannot b,
questioned states that before he left this
morning he was gratiticd to see the star.
and stripes tlrin& over the Minute Men,
Headquarters and Butchers Hill.
The silence of the Union men serms tC
have been more powerful than clamol
would have been, and the rabid secession.
lists have defeated their own purposes.
There is 4 great feeling among the bus.
mess men for the re>establishmcnt o
ira lc, and their silent conservatism !,
gradually changing to unionsm. There
is no doubt as to this state OF affairs
One Of the passengers left Washington
at s o'clock yesterday afternoon, when al
was quiet There vas 10 news OF impor
tance.
lie had heard nothing there of the rumoi
that Lord Lyons had appealed to Prcsi-
dent Lincoln for on armistice OF 60 DAYS
lie witnessed the arrival az the seventh
\. y. Regiment on the afternoon of hi,
departure. All the regiment reported
well. They had builta bridge on the road
and repaired tho rails.
While the Eighth Massachusetts, Regi-
mert was moving to Washington al or
der was received to stop at the juno,
tion and guard that point.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-01

in oboltHreioih, proclamation oi ''''.
lif'Ir iho Legislature "i i'hn'' ''''.''
mot iu ryin session t''icriN. I'f
lho purpose o' vc 'utmi.r oi pnlunf our
state ou 70 complete war footing
We cannot .oo why the regular .'''''h
rI' allowed lo close on the l'lh AptlH
.ouly two weeks ofo) 900 Wat was mu'n
clrliur than l' usual and ihc unsettled
condition of the country was o' well un-
dcr.lool hy iho Governor and mem'or'
then %. now. Indeed it wo' given ont I'
authoritative quarters, That 81 an adjourn
mcnt would take place ON the l''h' the
Governor would be- under the necessity OF
calling them together again al an ''''y
day.
Was thi, done under on absolute ne'e'-
sity on the part of a majority OF the "le"
bcrs to visit their families "r wa u uo'o
for the purpose OF securing to themselves
extra pay and mi!a2e Inc people may
inquire into tins matter h'Feai''r -'"a' 'S'
provided we arr TO be blessed "'''' " "''''
W.|r.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-01
Destruction of Government Property
Norfolk, Va.
NV Ynrk. Anil ga. 1851.


The steam tug T,u.kcc has arrived from
Norfolk. She reports that on arriving at
Norfolk on the afternoon OF the l1th,
finding that there was q movement on
foot to seize her, She proceeded to the ma.
w yard and took protection under the
guns Of the battery. On the 18th the
custom house officers Of the State came to
seize the J0rkcr. but the commander re
fused to yield her up.
The ldnkcs then towed the United
States sloop of war Cumberland to Fortress
Monroe
The United States steamer Purncc. un-
der command ofCommodore Paulding, on
her arrival at Fortress Monroe, took on
board the Third Massachusetts Regiment,
and proceeded 10 the Navy Yard. On
arriving there they found that the Unit.
ed States officers had commenced the des.
truction Of the public property, in order
to prevent its falling into the hands OF
.he enemy. They had scuttled all the
ships except the Cmob,rlud, which was
the only one in commission. They had
cut down the shears, &c, destroyed the
machinery. and preparations were made
20 make the demolition complete.
The steamer Pncorc, assisted by the
steamer Iimklc towed out the C,onJ<ri0ad,
and after passing the navy yard, sent up a
signal rocket, when the match was GpPicd
".o II, an l'S'ni' I ."s .nl, . ,ln al -
Gamo.. onL 50 roniJ we're ,hcy. that
Commodore Rogers. of the navy, and
Captain Wright OF the engineers were
unable to reach the rendezvous where a
boa was "aiuns :er 'hem' an" they la"
10 oe 'e't oeh'na' RESIDES 'n' ou"o."s''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-01
Interview with the President
From the Baltimore sun April ?2d.

From the Baltimore Sun April 23dl
We learn that delegation from FIVE Of
the Young Mems Christian Associations
of Baltimore, consisting OF six members of
each, yesterday proceeded to Washington
for en- interview with the President the
purpose being to intercedc with him in
behalf of peaceful policy, and to entrcat
him not to pass troops through Baltimore
or Maryland. Rev. DR.. Fuller, of the
Baptist church, accompanied the party.
by invitation, rs chairman, and the CON
verSation was conducted mninly between
him and Mr.. Lincoln, and was not heard
entire BY all the members of the delega
tion
Our informant. however, vouche for
what we now write. lie states that upon
the introduction they were received very
cordially by Mr. Lincoln-a sort OF rude
familiarity OF manner-and the conycrsa.
tion opened.by DIR. Fuller seeking to i'm
press upon Mr.. Lincoln the vast respon. .
sibiEty Of the position he occupied, and
That rpou him depended the issue OF
peace Ca war on one hand, a terrible.
iratUcsdal conflict, and Oh the other,
peace.
But" said Mr.. Lincoln, "what am I
to do?"
"Why, sir, let the country know that
you are disposed to recognize the indie
pendence of the Southern States. say
nothing OF secession; recognize the fact
that they have formed GOVERNMENT of
their oyn-that they will never be united
again with the North, and peace will in.
stauty tako the place Of anxiety and sus-
pense, and war may be averted."
" And what is TO become of the reyo-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-01
Letter rom Secretary Seward.

The following letter was addressed, to
Governor Hicks, oI Maryland by the Sec
rotary Of State:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-01

The first column of fgures represents
the net monthly salary, sted the second,
includes rations, forage &c.
Officers are required to provide their
own uniforms and equipments, bat the
men are clothed and armed by the Govern.
ment.
On the first Of January 1860, the tegu-
lar army consisted of l,OS3 commissioned
officers, musicians, artifcers, and ll,S4S
priyotcs, being a total Of 1881.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-01
COMPARATIVE TARIFFS OF TIE UNITED
STATES.

Mr.. j. SMITH llONANs (SccrciTTg of ~. Chdn 70
Lcr VI Commerce of tie State Of Nc,r York; and
W. b. DANA, (Auomcy at Laic,) editors of the
"MEncHANTS' MAGAziSE AND COMMERCIAL Ry-
VIEW, New York, have prepared for that work, ,
and published also ia pamphlet forn,, tho TaR.
IrF or THE UNITED STATES. adopted March, 1861,
to which isappended, ;ac N, fret time, am alpha
betcal list of all articles, showing the compara-
tive rates Of dnty according to the Tariffs of tho
years 1912, 1876, 1857 and 1851, thus showing,
al glance, the contrast in each article, the rise
or the fall in the duty ut each date to which is
also added "a IIsroRY OF EACH TARlrr rRou
1889 TO 1861" showing who were the prominent
men in Congress who advocated or opposed each
tariff. The views are given, in n condensed form,
of General Hamilton, Messrs Madison and JEFF
ferson Ingham, Wright Buchanan, Stevenson,
of Pennsylvania; Pickens, Webster. Dwight,
Davis Of Massachusetts,; =; Randolph, Of Virrinig ;
Clsy, Of kentucky; Footc, Nf Connecticut Nal
lsry and Collnmer, Of Vermont; Cambrelins and
Sla. Wright Of New York Mitchell and Bar.
CESS, of Rhode Island Calhoun, Drayton Haync
and Hamilton, Of South Carolina Wilde, sf
Georgia, and other prominent statesmen.
To Which are also added, T. A Table showing
the Duties levied by each Tariff since 17S9, upon
NINE LEADING HEADS OF IMPORTS, ii. A Tabular.
View Of the Votes (by States) on each Tariff from
l7s9 to 1864. dgl- New Commercial Regula-
tions Of the Uoited States The whole in n pam
phet Of l2o pages, octgyo. PRICg SO CENTS
This i. tie only statistical and hstorscal ar
ransement Of The Tariff erer published.
GREAT FRTsHEr ~ THE MISSISSIPPI RlyER.-
The st Paul papers furnish accounts Of tho great
food which has been prevailing in that section
for some time past. Many villages on the Min
nesota river have been submerged, and this great
tributary Of the " Father ofWaters" has been ne.
ver so high before within memory Of that myth.
cal individual, the Coolest inhab liant" I he
width Of the Mississippi below st. Paul avera-
ges COO yards it has already reached three
miles. The waters however, began to ,ubsidcd
on the l7th inst.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-01


,-.-, In the name ard by tie au,
is. tnority of the Commonwealth Of
N--) Pennsylvania:
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, An armed rebellion exists in
a portion of the States Of this Union,
threatening the Obstruction of the Nation
al Government, periiing public and pri'
yate property, cnd,HgerinE the peace aud
security of this Commonwealth, and in>
yting systematic piracy upon our com
merce;
IndwLl1caa, Adequate provision does
not exist 10y law to enable the ESec,ive
to make the military power OF the State
rs available and efficient as it should be
for the common defence Of the State and
the General Government:
lod ckcrcoI An occasion 50 cXtraordi.
nary requires n prompt exercise OF the
Legislative power of the State; therefore
|, ANDREW 6. CURTIN, Governor OF the
Common ealth of Pennsylvania, by virtue
Of the powers vested in me by the Consti.
tuition, do hereby convene the General
Assembly of this Commonwealth, and re-.
quire the members of the Senate and
| House OF Representatives to meet in their
Irrespective Houses, in the Capitol at IIar
ri,burg, on TUESDAY, THE THRIFT
ETH DAY OF APRIL, A. d. one thou,
sand eight hundred and sixty-onc, at -
o'clock noon of that day, then and there
to tukc into consideration and adopt such
measures in the premises as the eXigency
may seem to them in their wisdom to de-:
Il and,
In testimony whereof have hereuDto
set ny hand and caused the Great seal of
/ the Commonwealth to be affixed at Hars
'risburg, this Goth day orApril, in the ear
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-one, and of the Independence
/ of the United States the eighty.sixth. By
the Governor ELI SLIFER,
Scrr,tayy ofthc Commonwealth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-01

PAY OF THE TRccrs. --ghe following
from an exchange paper gives the rate Of
pay allowed in the army OF tjle United
States, to whick the militia is entitled
when called into service:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-01
STAMPEDE OF NJ ARI LAM. =.
uaRnIsrrc, April 2

1t is reported that an atiack; F;lI,, \,
by Marylandoss on Hanover, vnr, .iOr,
county, on Tuesday last, occasiJT;, II,
great stampede of negroes; hvS' 0rs'
counts say thatwhole iamlllGs, a. %V 1
into Adams, York and FraoKll", a
in this State. A report pIacgs \ h
loss of slaves by MarylanI a
troubles begun at five huna,~iS ,o~i,
fesrs are entertained in the Do,Ss 0,s
ties of the departure of the GU
population. ---..
ssTAin't it wicked to roo ~
roost Dick p 49,,
OATS a great moral que'llVIs,
and we hain't no time to argu'
hand down anoder pullot.'
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DruCl q N ton
pes @ienrCrneurs eon Wirainien.

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RitmrHe. rs. SUI / 1861.
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Der tbH ~bctoiH9t "a NM in l'lhcm Eld cine @usgobm;
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y tte nn Menldrnfrennrel

8 i isrem Rdotiid,en Qrmrnb0uis Iieseu ae
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Sefauutmro
Sine @ruclom tiur
Res WcueernrnrS Won Nlmlnifn.

I'm has g'clt unl'rtS Si0'trS IN 6cn Stans "a Sckcr
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ultt ne Ntlt6t M. btc payiu peyldu1trr NuSbrbuuoc1 a.
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WIN. VILLAGES PuRE FOUNTAIN Dew
WHISkEY

-'oti 3bt7tcr w'rc MIR art CUrt uuS 6c;csru. gu
nd tu cdS putitturR btCJauf 0Ifrc Ham uno mSru.u roS.
ldt yer H0tauF rtrce u0dRenNtt,u guufa1, "a ttiy
4'9iHtt nir oHrh unitr bOus tciclcu nc Ct lUuu. u tuf
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tu' 'nel &rctS BET Scr'Sufcu ruu ! bis 800 Barrels hNter.
dno iUecE 0GunICDbIbcr eIu. oiutr re- ;lS!itcu mc rciuc,
Sbleteo ctntg Grrbe an uHtiurrrr.
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Ntt NNrN uyo NtlrI NttL StrAR.
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2Snld0cc @G6asc,
" holesale Grocery.

Die tnterNidusttn Icuteu tts Nufmsrfiamtcit vpu g2ic
oere,rtaufCrr oUf ibr 2aacr rcH guteries. Straightforward
IFtbL St9Grren, SouOtof unb ienljQc Nrti'el. bic ocnrhu
ltb IN Ct feut . rOrIl0:n N5bCleiNlc- GjCItG I 0c:ubvt mtrrtn
%ge'rreerS MAIDEN tic ouf itr rcjttS ySfiu unc 0iaucur
Wager Gufmerhdm. pile oisie gRGarcu murctu auf nor>li
de N'erften Uro wctilcuS FUR %odr s''uuIt, n.ebalo ipu
an pnnttltt Scil5Icr 81 duEerit bill gen Qrtjlcu pcrfl I'm
telttten. Die pUt mS 1lS Il I 01rdntiytCu 2'rarbicS uut
SSG'nt ttnb ctocuc 9mrprtIti n. uno meier Ssmiih', nrt
NIT 3uldeen ItGoitSer StcT p%Critttr, me- o'eice tci cer
li Ncrotn &C 1u'tcn Na5rcu mir ,u 81 Der TIQ ut Te,
FeTubme IN. gS0udoeS Sure 9TcUr tair Der" SS6istY.
ron ZEN, MIR Die cuuQen SertIlfer IL b, miro an 8,bsii
unc @tit rcn trucm rnnerbalt Der Der. SNoten ecbraun
ian NbtS - I'D rtrrTCn.
inner Eager tcitCbt 0uFCretm nod ans:
1000 va crtrO unC iIperine WCbl. lnter bcuer cs nor
EHtern SciuGter SCrtu; 9icn Sr'eauS, Q,rtp Rroc uric
Stba lSudCr unc 9~PclI0eS 500 Rep Cur Vplf. G,ubrc
9owccreo NH N.rtc~5ud T; zoe Riteu Ss,r; 500 NuIer
Stte uuo yidNtT; &c. I urb IN. > Made Ct unb r5r nae
fTnhe CUTE 8r'bcu %utttr, prn bcr mn ~ hcutlttn Stucnn
Gen roNItea; TlrN. @ocru Stece. (6amS. SbrulperS un,
yre1ie. SoG. Sorrr. 2eat YowOcr. a~sn1b,cds Safe
nno 9'tntr; Ne. nr, Sclen, Giner, lino ale oc irl itlQcr
Grltu, bic in Ctu:r IS c,Crn q III 'bnlit rtrlouat rtrNrr.
JcrnCr Nm. G00u1c'S Pure Wrurtlil gcp 9NbtSfr
8ln0rojo &. SuecalcOo FIctS, S"cnCos MPprcnoatt,
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