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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29

IT is certainly important, if true, that a
naval expedition is being fitted out to
operate on the Texas coast, to CONSIST Of
trapaports carrying men and munitions Of
war, eppEOyed by small war vessels. The
meu ere 70 take 1hs Geld, forming nu-
clrus around which the UniOnists there
can rally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29
FROM GRAFTON.
Especial Correspondents of the Intelllgsnoer.l
GRAFTON HOusE, GRAFTON. I,
June 9th, 1861.

GRAFTON HOUsE, GRAFTON.
June 9th, 1861.
Everybody is on the alert this evening,
expecting each succeeding hour will bring
the intelligence that PhilliPpi is attacked.
Messengers from there report that three o.
our picket guard were shot this morning
1t is about time our boys were permitted
to retaliate. The rebels are in such po-
sition now that they must soon give US
battle, or be surrounded, cut to pieces, or
made prisoners to man. A few days
perhaps hours-will bring about stirring
events.
FRIDAY. June 2sth.
A brisk time is anticipated at Buchanan
this evening. Buchanan is the county seat
of Upsher, and was taken possession of
yesterday by troop of secession horse
and some infantry. They are supposed to
be eight hundred or one thousand strong.
Gen. Mcclellan left at this A. N. for
that point with two companies, one of
ritiemen and one of regulars. He will he
accompanied by three Indiana regiments,
few squads of artillery, and some cavalry.
The Ohio Third and Fourth regiments are
ordered to follow. The Michigan artillery
has marching orders, destination supposed
to be Buchanan. The Ohio 18th, fresh from
Camp DennisOn, have just arrived, and are
ordered forward. The ball may be cOnsld-
cred now in molten. Henry A Wise, ac-
cording to the say so of some secession
ladies in Fairmont and Clarksburg, was to
dine in the latter place on Sunday next,
and in the former on the 4th. Your cor
respondent u strongly inclined to agree
with those ladies in opinion, but then he
will not be here as aicOnqueror, but as a
prisoner of war. sSecession is speedily dy-
ing out in this section. The fate of Phil
lippi and Peter Fighters fortified house
has had a happy effect. HAIRY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29
R'fGOCLALATION by THE COVER
NOR OF VIRGINIA.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
city Of Wheeling, June 22d. 1861.


WuEREAs, by an Ordinance Of tho Convention of
the people Of Virginia. which aspembIed ia this CITY
on the nth inst, entitled ian Ordinance for lie
re-or8EhiZattOn Of the state Government Il WA
amongst other things ordained that "the Delegates
elected TO the General Assembly on the I'D day Of
May last, and the Senators entitled under existing
laws to seats in the next General Assembly aud those
who may be hereafter elected to I'LL Vacnneipa who
shall qualify themselves by taking the oath or Rfula-
Ion therein after set forth "shRll constitute the
Legislature ii tile State to discharge the duties aud
exercise the powers pertaining the OenetAl Assem-,
ply and It being by the same Ordinance, further
ORDAINED that the General Assembly shall assemble
~ the City Of Wheeling on the LIST day Of July in
Lnr year 1851 and proceed to organize themselVH
PEescEDrd oy existing laws, in their respective
Now I, Francis II. reirpoiut. Governor n the
commonwealth Of Virginia, DO, by this my proeIa-
nation, summon the Senators and msmbeTs u the
HGube Of DaieSatea thus eOnIpoaiBg the legislature
o. the state 20 alSmble the unilod Stats District
Court tnn. in the City u WhOslihg ~ nOoa on tho
LIST day Of July. 1861.
- Given under my hand and seal. At the
ITS CITY Of Rhesling. this I'D day NJ june, 10
the year Ct our L1Tl 1851, and the S5th OF
the Commonwealth
BY the Governor. ~ E|1'AAFoAs't
T. A. AAOAHs. Secrutary u The COnmonW eaIth.
'@1E1'--------- ----- - -.-
TOERuFIAN sYRuP-PERUyIAN SYRUP,
- z ROCKING, Agent,
geII 0dl EslloE.s Han Dug Store.
C1oSGREss WATER Jsst received.
~ Z. BJCKINl Agent
tsl! Ola FslloWs' flaii mug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29
The Arms seized q nethany.
Iron the wollsburg HOrAld.l

Capt. Norton, of Wheeling, with de-
tachment of some 20 men, fully armed,
proceeded to Bethany of Saturday even
ing and took possession of the guns for
merly in the possession of the Frontiers
men, of that place. They arrived very
quietly and, having stationed guards, made
a demand for the arms, which was, We be-
lieVe, cheerfully acceded to by the officer
having the greater portion Of them in his
possession; and then detailed small parties
to visit individuals who had not returned
their guns aud prevail upon them to sur
render. Some laughable experiences are
narrated in connection with this branch of
the service. One noted secessionist who,
it is reported, swore he would die before
he would give up his gun, it is said took
refuge in an apple tree. lie still lives.
In justice to the Frontiersmen it must he
stated that, although several of their Off
GERS and some Of the men were SECESSION
lists, the majority of theulewcre sound I'm
ion men; and on the breaking ont of the
present difficulties, this difference led to
the disbanding Of the company. The Un-
ion portion, as we are informed were per-
fectly willing to surrender the arms to any
Federal officer who might demand them,
and are entirely satisfied with the arrange
ment as itSis.
The Company was gotten up on the
strength OF the John Brown excitement
and was furnished with arms by Governor
Letcher about q year ago. They were
flint lock muskets altered to percussion
very good guus-and out of sixty all were
recovered except some seven, which were
not returned ami could not be conveniently
found
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29
.tFor

1t is said that the New York Firemen
zOuAves, near Alexandria, have proved
themselves quite expert in the exercise of
milling, at one Of the Virginia mills, where
they found good supply OF wheat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29

Mrs GES. LIE has written pretty billet
dOux to Gen Mcdowell, thanking him for
CaGiag such good care Of Arlington house,
PrOEseting the property, &c. Gen. Lee
hadn't Eme to look after it himself
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29

The County Court held session on
Monday, the gath; but the principal BUSH
ness seemed to bestO determine the status
of the officers. DR.. n. W. White, Prose-
cutting Attorney voluntarily and cheerfuly
qualified. The three magistrates on the
6eucn, 5LeeIe, Montgomery and White, the
latter with some reluctance) did likewise.
Patton and Chief Justice Hindman not APP
peariug, the oath was administered by W.
H. Harvey, Esq. Jos. R. NAylor, Clerk of
the County Courl, hesitated considerably,
wished for modification, and finally ask
ed and was granted short time to consid-
err the step. After the expiration Of the
time he came manfully up to the scratch
and registered his oath to support the
Constitution of the U. s.: to ignore the or
dinances of the Richmond Convention, and
to stand by and support the recognized
government of the Commonwealth. The
penalty of refusal to qualify is to vacate
the Office, and every officeholder and at
torney is to be subjected to the test.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29
q W. HEIskELL VIM sell At auction. in,hs room

n W. HEISKELL will sell at auction, inthe room
". lately occupied by Isaac Prayer, his entire
be sold PANIC PRCEs and as the sale viii be lgioSf
TeHe7pe, 0REAT BARGAINS may be expected There will
be included In the sale large quantity Of DRY GOODS
consisting Of Silks in color and black French English
and American Lawns and OrgandieS, beautiful Or
CANDIES Robes, EnElish, French and American Nous
yards Grey Goods for travelling dresses 1000 yardS
BeAched Muslin, Of the very best make pillow case
Linens and MuSlnB. Also, large lot Of Rmhroldsr-
Of other Goods. ''
Terms Of sale CASH on delivery of the goods.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29

THE less sustained By the pork packers
in CiacinuaEi, BY the war depression, will
not fall ShOnt Of 81 .OOo. oO0.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29

In Is bad fer the Confederate States
Governmeat when ttS merchant vessels are
taken. and its loan isp't.-LeslsriUs JoWy1-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29
TBE PEOPIF'S BANK
MEDICAL BOARD.

SURGEON GESnArs OFT1cE. Jnne 20 1857
DY DIRECTION OF THE SECRETAR or WAR.
ID a Medical Board to ennsfst Of Surgeon A. n.
NCLAlRN, the AeIienl Director Of the Department. Of
Washington. Surgeon L. A. EDWARDS. ami Assistant
Surgeon 4. n. GETTY, U. s. Army, viii convene In
tlts city Tomorrow morning ut O'clock or ~ soon
thereafter practicable. fOr the examination Of such
applicants for the position Of Surgeon for Brigade
may be referred to Il by the Secretary Of War.
Appointments will be made from among those only
who shall be examined and reported fully qualified
by sRfd Bn1Td
The sessions Of tile Board win be held at No. l7G
Pennsylvania avenue Cnorth Nide,) between 18th and
18th streets. G. A. FINLEY.
-Ie2@-3t SnTgeon General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Rtna Insurance co. OF Wheeling.

Rtna Insurance co. OF Wheeling.
A MEETING Of the Stockholders OF the -EtnH In
"A surance Company OF Wheeling, will be he'd at
their OHice, No. G slain street, Monday, July 49,
at o'clock. p. 81, for general business
BY order ofthe Board, $ P. hiLp sadsdtd.v
Jo9-td secLeLaIy: -
DEFINED SUGARS bGls refined Sugar,
Ii Crushed, Powdered and Coffee, just received ana
for sale by Je29) LIST, MORRISON GU.
q CASES INDIGO, received and for sale by
= js29 LIST, MORRISON s CO.
5O BDLs Golden Syrup; 20 halfbblsGolden syrup
'J jSss received and i'F sat" II Il MORRISON CO.
OK BAGS sined Pepper; sObozcsGrcund Pepper;
~ ~" y O't dSSS1 ''1 LIST, MosEisoS : co.
~ HHDs Prime N o. Sugar inst EsesiTs'i and nd for
y sale by LIST. M0AKIs0M : w
TILOUR.-2OO Dbl, Gatt's Family Flour; 400, bbI'
Aurora City Flour; 100 bbis Pearl Mills Flour
just receiVC'iand for sale by go, ,,opp,so>, j. IN
an HALF BpLs MAcKEREL No
~ : P s1: 9 s
Received and and for sale by LIST, MORRISON CO.
on BBLs LAKE HERRING;
~ g g MI 9O'' White Fish,
;, gs5s LIST S sStSts 81 e CO. ;.''
rNOBACCO.-5O bOxe, 5 Plug Tobacco, variou.
and for SFs sas jy ~ cases LIST MORRISON CO.
EO HALF Chests Imperial aud G. P. Teas,
gu 20 I" Black
Reserved and for sale by LIST, MORRISON co.
0OO BAGS COFFEE, just received and
AUU for sale by LIST. MORRISON co.
IN TIERCES RICE, received and for sale
III by LIST, MORRISON 4 co.
76 boxes WOODS STARCH, received; and for
10 SIDE by (js29) LIST, MORRISON / CO
Cleaning out Sales.
r HAVE commenced closing out, MS uuAI. my Gu
l tire stock Of Lawns. BeEages and Robes. land
Black and Brown 0rouni Berag0 Ang'His at 1917 per
yard: also 5OOremuautS OF all kinds Of Goods which
will sell at reasonable offers; 20 dozen Fine Un-
blsacheI Cotton Hose at l2c, worth 25c.
je2S Us. RHODES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29
Cleaning out Sales.
AUCTION NOTICE.

ETNHERE will be included In tho sale to-day elegant
Silks, French Orgnndy Lawns. Orsandy Robes,
VaIencienues, EdgngS, JacOnnet SdginB and FouIIc-
ngs PlOunced Barages, and many other choice goods,
je2S o. W. HEIsKELL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

En- consequence lt dit substitut reste a6posG sur
lebugaau,
| nj. Thomass9n pr&sente lie substitut suvant il la
lere section de Ia dte ordonnanee
One taus les mandats tires par les officers des
Flats Unis sur des funas port6s i leur credit Ia
tr6sorcrie des Etats Unis a In Nouvelle- Orleans,
avant fadcption de Performance de secession, ser.
ont pages des dts fonds /; mails aucun mandat
tire sur les dts fonds, eXcept6 lie fonds du de-
partement DIES postes, apres fadoption de Ia
dlte ordonnance ne sera pave sill est acchmpagnG
de prenves pour satisfaire lie gOuverneur de PEtat
quils ont etc tires Placement dobligations prises
ant6rieurement par les dts officers eft dams &c cas-
e gouvoneur est, par Ia pr6sente nutOrisG on or
bonner lie Placement.
NJ Fstlin demandc Ia question probable, cette
motion pr6vaut ct Il question est mise aux yoix ct
rejet6e. ~----s--A
Sur motion de NJ. DeBanc dadopter Ia dite 1ere
section,
NJ. Norton rdelame lappel nominal, qui dome lie
rGsultat suivant:
NM Adams Anderson, Barbin, Barrow, Bienvenu,
Bonner Briscoe, Butler, Carr Conner de Concordia,
Davidson de Livingston, Dorsey, Duffel, Egee, Est
lin, Fuseler Gardere Gaudet, GLADDEN., Gill; Graves
Gray, Griffin, Heron, Hodge, Hodges, Hollings-
worth, Kennedy, Kidd, Labatut, Lagroue, LeBour.
geois Lewis de Bienville, Marero Marks dOrltans,
Marks de Caddo, Martin de l'Assomption, McClos-
key, McCollom, MeNcely, Mtancon, Miller, Moore,
Norton, O'Bryan, Olivier, Patterson, Perkins dor
leans Pierson de Natchitoches, Polk, Pope, Pro-
Vosty, Pngh, Richardson Roman, Rozer, Scott Est
F6liciana, Semmes, Slawson, Smith, Smart, Sompay-
rae, Stewart, Stocker Taylor de StCharles, Texada
Thomassen, Todd, Towles, Walker, Warren, Will
liams d'Est Baton-Rouge, Wilkinson ct Witt yotent
| dams l'atirmatiye-74 yoiX.
ct NM. Bermudez, Bonner, Burton, Caldwell, Can
non, Connolly, Elan, Girard, Johnston, Lewis de
Claiborne, Lewis Orleans, Martin de Carroll, Nc
FarlaRd, Meredith, Miles, Peck, Pierson de Vim,
5wayze, Tappan, Talliafewo, Valentine ct York vo-
tent dams Ia nGgatiye-22 voix.
En- consequence Ia 1ere section de Ia dite orlon-
nance est adopt6e. .-
La 2de section est lue ct adoptte.
La Seine section est In ct adoptGe.
Sur motion de II. Semmes Ia section dui suit est
adopt6e CONNIE section 4eme de la dte ordonnance
Aucun mandat ne sera pave par lie dtpostaire des
ults tonts tant gull naurn pas tOurni aG gouyerneur
lie Get Etat son obligation avec cautions ansi uu
est present dams Performance adoptte e 80 janYicr
1861.
Sur motion de NJ. Semmes l'ordonnance ains
amend6e est adoptGe.
M. Marks de Caddo demande Ia reconsideration
du vote sur la dite ordonnance.
Cette motion est reietGe.
N. Semmes demande que les deliberations secrates
de cette stance soient publi6es
Cette motion prevaut.
Sur motion de Ii. Miles les portes sont ouvertes,
ct la Convention reprend sa s6ance publqne.
j. THOS. WHEAT, secrttaire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

rem. Williams Of East BSton Rouge, Wilkinson,
wilta-474.
The nays were; Messrs. BeFmudez Bonner, Bur-
ton, Caldwell, Cannon, Connolly, ELAN, Girard,
johnson, Lewis Of Claiborne, Lewis of Orleans,
Martin Of Carroll, Mcfarland, Meredith, Miles,
PECK. Pierson Of Vim. swayae, Tappau, Italia
farFo, Valentine, York--22.
Yeas, IA; nays. %.
Consequently the first section of the said ordi-
nance was adopted -
The second section being read was, on motion,
adopted.
The third section being read was, on motion,
adopted.
Mfr. Semmes then submitted the following amend
ment, and moved that it be added to and made the
fourth section of said ordinance, which was adopt
ed
SEC. 4. Be 1t further ordained, That no draft
whatever shall be paid by the said depository of
said funds, until he shall have given bond, with
surety, to the Governor of this State, provided
for in the ordinance heretofore passed on the 29h
January, in the year 1861.
On motion by Mr.. semmes, the ordinance, as
amended, was adopted as a whole.
Mr.. Marks of Orleans, moved to reconsider the
vote Just taken on the ordinance reported by Mr..
Semmes, chairman Of the Committee on Com
merce.
which, On motion by Mr.. semmes, was laid on
the table.
Mr.. semmes then moved that the Injunction of
secrecy be removed from the proceedings of to-
day, which was carried.
Mr.. Miles moved that the doors of the Conven.
ton be opened, which was carried, and the Con.
yenton resumed its open session. 49,
]. TH0S. WHEAT, Secretary
TOT AL OFFICIEL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

FOEBN d. 8lTN IS s0Ns-
Agents for tho manufacture Of
SHEET AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING, TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON PIPES,
PLANTATION BELLS, AID BRANCH
CROOKEs Il CO.'S SAWS,
Hos. 50 and d Camp street,
..." New Orleans
Intending to retire from the Shelf business and conne
ourselves Heavy Hardware Iron Steel Copper Tin Place
speer, Axles Springs, Hubs, spokes Feoes etc. etc we
now offer for sale al large discount of Shelf Goods
in quantities to suit purchasers The stock full complete
comprising tnl assortment of every article required in
country including general assortment Of Fancy Goods
Perumery Country Merchants Planters and the public
generally will find TO their interest and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We also offer for sale
$50 Premium Tennessee Iron assorted Flat Round and
Square, of all sizes.
Plough and Boiler Plates, all sizes.
300 tons Merchant English Ion assorted Flat Round and
-.- Square.
100 tons Refined English Iron assorted Flat Round and
Square
10 tons Angle Iron, assorted.
20 Half Round, Owl and Half Oval Iron
10 Bevel Iron
so :. Scroll Iron
1000 bundles Hoop Iron, assorted, * to 4inch,
$50 Band / to i,e75 and 3-l6 inch
900 Sheet lotto q inch.
50 Russia Sheet Iron
100 Galvanized Sheet Iron.
For sale by JOHN n. BEIN E SONS,
.&.. Nos 50 and 81 Camp street,
MD MoWe&Frf New Orleans.
MOLAssEs., Observation-Disclosures OLASsEs-
superior article Syrup Molasses of the va
rious we'll known brands made Orleans Refinery" for
sale by A. THOMSON 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

| FE'E&IADEGAA& Tt&ON WORRIES
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON CO.,
Richmond, Vs..
-3Iannfacture-
LOCOMOTIVE PORTABLE AND STATIONERY
Steam Engines,
Of all sizes and capacities combining all useful and modern
improvements and of greater strength durability than any
other machinery Of similar size. Also,
CIRCULAR AND SASH sAW-MIIds,
Of the most effective and substantial character having been
bultexpresglyfor
Plantation Use.
Grist Mills, Gin Shafing Draining Planning Machines
and description Machinery required by the Southern
Planter
Also Spikes Chains Car Whses Axes Troa Tracks and
Railroad Fittings of every description.
R~We awarded, the Virginia State Fair, over ain
for the simple, substantial and effective
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE,
.- For Plantation usa.
Esend and get rea by mail orc our Illustrated Gaia
oSnes, which contains convincing proofs our SUPERIOR
MAGHTNERYN constant supply of which is always on hand
an1 for sale by
EDMUND N. IVEFS General gent,
No. tJSt Charles street,
rs t!eb New Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

SIZE or L09ST4EA,
Parish of Orleans C.& q New Ore nat
Be it Remembered t on thg 2oth Guy y seb, 1891 be
fore The sub,cribg Justice Of the Peace Ia Ut'H 'hf
city aforesaid person0g appeared Charles briggs Pr5dGs
and H. P Jauv1er Secretary Tho Louisiana Nnu sr&ace
Co1pauy Of New Orleans, who, being duly according
law do oppose aud say that the above I md
tue and transcript FROM the books of the Cornue0y
CIAKLES BRIGGS. President.
II. p. JANTIER, Secretary.
Sworn to md subscribed before this Goth day of March
1860. y. +. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Roard Of Trustees have resolved pay Six per cent H.
resI the outstanding certificates of profits and after
Second Monday of May ue Gu to Redeem and after that
date the Scrip issue OF the year 1883 and they hnve further
cnred scrip dividend Thirty Three nnd One Third PER cant
he peniuns Of the year onling Fcranry 80 1850
for which certificates will be Issued and after thB drst day
June, 1880.
CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
A. CAREIERE, FICG-PEcsiIcnt,
II SFr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

I'M AD414EsA-5g z casks, for gals by
10 S. WOLFF,
teo corner Grsyier and New Ieyee Sta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

Eight casks good hadlcd Ola RET WINE Of direct frnrors
IS II NGRGi.EIY CO q c,omn.n ..rsn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

6 p. G+RATIAA 81 Co, 50 GuSToMHoUsE ST..
~ oilGF tor sae IN store or in Custom House. -
300 baskets Oil, Bouq frercs-25, % and y o.
100 qrs burgundy Port Wine.
10 Qrs Sherry. ordinary.
5n1 baskets Champagne, Delormc-qts. and PTS.
3iD :. Gordon Vert
q Detgny-qr. bottles.
% -. Inn. rial .
30 pines Gin, Queen brand
$50 packages Cognac Brandy, Of the following marks: Pnnat
Co, iNutiOrS freroa, Larronde rerea Castillo sac
rec y Co, T. Meleau, and Union rroprctofs Of La
200 cnsk, Red Wine, for family use.
40 White Wine,
81 barrels
2h0 cnses Red Vino. I.ecompte d Co.-qts. aud PTS
100 ChRtraH 4iscuurs-g . "
81 M+Tgaux LcyR-- .
20 Green PGas--halt boxes.
10 :. TURTLES =.
~ 1fulled Pie8-0r. :.
50 Prnnes--iu lars. ;ao
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
CONVENTION De LETAT De LA LOUISIANA.

y o = Al oFFIC GLE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

REFORMATION WANTED or THE WIDOW
= Of letter OWEN ma den nawe EMILY LAsARE. il
MARY buGAH, zaGesYh,, Muskingn county, Ohio niece
o. NIT. llwen. tn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

sAsIED1, lie 2 fevrier 1861.
honorable 4. Mouton, president, occupe lie faE-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08
THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 7, 1851
There is a serious disposition the part Of Of
the members Of the LsS sature restrain the full
cise Of the Governors military prerogative com
mander in. chief. 1t is known certainly that any bill
cramping full exercise Of such powers will be vetoed
Mr.. Williams, Of Allegheny, has proposed a preamble
resolutions in the Eouse relative to the riot in Bt
more
The preamble rectes that the Massachusetts, and Penn
syvania volunteers brutay murdered; declares
right of the federal troops 10 poaceaSly
any part of United States so that the slaughter OF the
troops treason, whether done under the authority Of
the done by private persons treason much
levying under the authority of open secession
calls upon the federal government 10 demand the
render condgn punishment of the persons engaged
in the massacre pronounces high eulogy the
tyred dead says that the refusal ct the border slave
staes contribute their quota Of troops to the federal
government assuminga state of neutrality, s renun
citation Of their allegiance that IL is the duty Of the
federal government TO reduce the revoted citizens 10
conditional submission, and that compromise can
ought TO be made.