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homors and reports from Washington point
to capt, Geo. B. Mcclellard of ohio, ~ the com
naader Of the forces raised BY Ohio, Indiana,
aud Illinois, which are to constitute the sts1il,
itaEy District Of the Ohio" He has been ap-
pointed Brigad;er General of.the Ohio volup-
tsers, by Gov. Qennison. When placed in
charge:of the Ohio District be will !spk Is
Major General, and Will have under bis com
uaand 100 soldiers before the 4th Of July,
The Ohio papers speak Of his appointment %
the best that could possih1y be made. )
Gen McC1e.land Is. Pennsylganian by
birth, aud was formerly one of the most emf
nent and eklIful officers in the United .6taaes
Army. Gen. McClellaad cntsred, into the
United States Military academy as q cadet
that ,fnstitufioa with distinction n JuIy. i8fa
re was hmm mediately appointed hleret Secpad
Lieutenant II the corps Of engineers, aud dur
ing the: Mexican campaign was acti7elY en
gHSsd with his corpa. Hs was br4yetea Flrst
Lieutenant for gallant and aesitoxianst cor.
cue. r. 1ae eetis g GoEtte1as "a C4eEahn3
that war-Argust abt1h, abth 1ss4i77. He Wa1 apnoinf. &
ed bHevet Captain for brave conduct IA fhefat
he-of Moltno del ReY, 8th ssepfembeF,. 1e4T,
bnt declined the honor. He euf,sea1entfv 1aIs
acpa1e4 An the sncceaefpl assault on the
Ca.ne ot vhepnltepee, September IA. lSi;: Hs
t Nalea Af. !seeaeed an ho1oEabfs ~.
uom ou4a mMaoaso s oomfs~ y vievet. He
IL a"~ .-4J OF sappers and mfnera
= .--- Ae Waa afteYaedA .anpotpted one n
i the three tommlssioneTs 10 70 1isit Eu1upe
! during the ii ae of the struggle bttFE9n I'M
! allied Powers aad Russia : Enjoying: Arnpls
facilities Eor Inspecting al: the opezsfions d
bot9 the hostile Campo, be .Knss enabled te
details, and svnTy possible aspect of .1nuKiert
warfare On giesnitc hea3s.:i IapofK "a hi
government 0f tho fes1lta of hf4 Q6sAfiYSt1pp
lorna one Of cur most reliable and lntaiastins
waEke. For ,seseral yeafa past he:: hsp sbesss
2lS 1;tf1e sssica. n /; Psa
which ipuEaait he energetical1y devoted lin
self altar hts reaIgnatien, He Il the etrsualato
and compiler IL the y Manual Of Bkyonet: EI
ersapSfqf fhd naited aeafea Army. 2 ~ !. =!
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Col Wallace aud his Eleventh (ll1) ReEi.
ment are stationed at Vil1ar Ridge; and Is
that place Is probably one OF: the points aobe
permanently occupied during the continuance
Of the rebellion,we append . brief: description
OF it and the camp frsm letter addressed to
friend In tha city, BY One Of the psivates in
the ,Rushford zouaves, under Col WailAce's
commando: -. 49,. J.,
"Villar Ridge, On the nlinoi. Central, is
twelve miles direct}y north of Cairo, nud not
more than three miles from the Ohio river.
1t is surrounded by a forest Of heavy timber,
mostly beech, white oak, and Hickory. TIE
ground, as the name indicates, is high, but
broken into raEines, through one Of which
runs beautiful, clear stream. From the sides
Of the bluffs rush out many springs of pufe
water, all of which used by the troops are an
the while guarded IS q preeaution against poi
so1. The drill ground Is clear plat Of about
forty acres, on . high eleyation-a charming
spot The camp buildings, hastily construct.
ed. are Of boards, after the pattern of the In,
glish hut. Weregard them as fixtures for use
during the war. .''-,'~ -
We are probably here to act IS guard over
the main approach to Cairo. Our camp is not
tar removed from the Kentucky shore, and. in:
the tFent Of an 4ttack on Cairo, the Ridge
would be the point at which the enemy would
Arst strike the railroad and here they could
eaauy-cnt Oft communication with the NORTH.
and shut our boys, up, ard h7 & superior force
pick them pA at their lefsura
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The formation Of i new German jaeger
Regiment was commenced in this city on
Saturday, to be enlisted fer The aear, under
the Presidents second call. The regiment
will be differed by Germans and Hungari-
ans who have had experience in European
campaigns, Of whom there are many N
Chicago. For companies were enlisted
on Saturday, and the remainder will be
made up this week. Capt Knobelsdorf
will open the headquarters Of enlistment
to-day (5londayl att place to be designa-
ted in the German papers. This will be
one Of the crack regiments Of the North
west, and will undoubtedly be accepted BY
the Secretary Of War
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TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE,
Be RAYARp TAYLOR,

That late, in ha1fde5pair, Isaid:
s'The Nations ancient life Is dead;
Her arm Iii weak, her blood Is cold;
She hugs the peace that gives her gold.
The shame full neace, +thRt sees expire
Each beac on light OF patriot fire.
And makess her court tkaitors' dem
Forgive NE this, my Cou1trymen!
II,
Oh, In your long forbearance grand,
Elow to euspert the treason planned,
Enduring wrong, yet hoping good
For sake OF olden brotherhood,
How srander, how gublimer far
Al The reused Eagles call ye are,
Leaning from elumber to the fight
For Freedom aud for Chartered Right!
I'll
Throughout the land there goes cry:
4 sudden ep1endor ff1ls the sky:
From every hill the banners burst,
Like bud. by April breezes burst;
In every hamlet, home, and mart
The fl.e-beat of Il single heart
Keen, time to strains whose pulses mix
Our blood with that Of Seyenty-Six!
",
The shot whereby the old hag fell
From Sumter's battered citadel
Struck Gown the lines Of party creed
And made ye One In eout and deed
One mighty People, stern and strong
To crush the consummated Wrong;.
Indignant with the wrath whose rod
Smiles as the awful sword Of Godl
y,
The cup is fnl1! They thought ye blind:
The ptope of State they undermined;
Abused your trust, your strength defed,
And stained the Nation'e uamecf p1tde.
Now lift to Heaven yuur loyal breWs, 49,
Swear once again your fathers vowE,
An 5r1,fx tra t1Hh haAr 70 q
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SLAUGHTER oF REBELS NJ SUM-
tETtEK
One Hundred and Fifty Bodies Lam
ded 1t Ohzxleston Battery.

a fREef from NtF lonaOn, LenneEttcnt,
who has found employment as such during
North Carolina, and in plying as q hand on
board vessel running between these places,
called at the Zs.ibsk,ae office yesterday morning.
He said that he had just arrived from VII
mington il the schooner which brought the
grrison Of the Fayetteville arsenal, md that
Charleston that no one Was killed In the at
tack on Fort Sumter. He had not seen any
late Northern papers, and did not know any
thing lad been printed about the hundreds
killed at Morris Island and In Fort Moaitsie
lie was on the Battery at Charleston during
the while that. nobody Was hurt. 4 number
Of Northern men were together, and they,
doubling this story, agreed to go back.and
see what they could see during the night.
30 they went down where the boats cams in.
At about 10 o'clock one Of the two steam
boats which piled between the town and the
forts came tn. Three Or four long, covered
vehicles, With tarFanlin curtain hanging
down behind, called cabs ii Charleston and
covered wagons In New England, had been
standing there for some time.~ One OF them
backed mp on the wharf, and theJ began to
bring dead bodies on handbar1owB IRON the
/! little steamboat, and take them into the cabs,
! where they laid them in long boxes. There
! were three Of these boxes In each cab, afd
| they pnt two bodies in each box. He gays that
he A6d hi5 friends saw tae no7ps and fha
bodies passed in, and when one was passed In
! the taFpanlin was allowed to full. Some Of
the MEN who Eere with him will soon be here
! on the schooner John s. sssaastss, sssa:tt
TAey kaey af tAsae hsatt running, and
! thought Il There #4 anything coming ashors
| they might get some news. They waited Until
2 O'Clock In The morning, and during the four
! hours they were there, one Of the boata went
off and caEe back with another load. There
were at least dozen carts, and those which
returned we're not gone over three -foutths of
an hour. The number Of bodies carried away
must have been nearly 10a TIE next night,
; sl4o, taeJ went down to the battery and saw
many IS Oh tie first night. Some men who
had been wounded IN the hotel IN Houltie.
!, One Of tits party learned from hand on one
| Of the boats tbst the first shot ct: Fort Aoul.
trie entered an ernbrasure and killed m odd
aen. This man wssa q cooper, and belonged
IL bridgeport. On the Mohaay after Sumter
fell he went to Wilmington, where he re-
NAMED until the 2eth ult--N 7. 1tio.ass'
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From muntxQmerv.

MoNTdoa&ERr, May liza message was re-
ceiyed from the President, communicating q
copy.of letter froza john A. Campbell. ior
neTiy Judge Of the Supreme Court, which h2
Addressed 70 MI. Seward pending the negotta;
tlons' With the Commissioners al Washington
Campbell act d IS a voluntary mediator be,
!: and charges Seward with daplicity..,
. Another message from the Preeident, reooz.
nizsng OliRgma, Is Commissioner from North
C4rohna, conveys assurance that North Caro-
una#lA con cooperate. Clingmaa was in7i,
ted to = seat in public and secret sessions and
discussions.
?: A resolution vas adoptea providing for The
Payment BY the Confederaoy ef South CaroH:
na troops under Beaurega1d..
+: Many appointments Of judges, ATTORNEYS
and maFahals were confirm ed 'by Couetesa.
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Ctirago Tribu,,e.
MONDAY, MAT.13, 1851
SEC0ND EDITION.
Our extra Monday morning edition will
be issued, containing al The news we may
bc able to obtain by telegraph on Sunday
evening


= CAPT. LfUN. d.
Capt Nathaniel Lyon, Of the Second In
fantv, Was born in the State Of Connecti-
cut. lie entered the service IS ID Lieuten-
ant, July /, 1871. He has been once
brevc:cd, and he received his captains
Commission August 20, 1s47. Capt. Lyon
left S. Louis yesterday for Washington.
Gen. I1aEney Las returned to the arsenal
and resumed command
, 1861-05-13

16ts V1kE EAA XsAS INAksEe
The Great Eastern Steamship is again on
our shcres. She arrived al Sandy Hook
On Saturday: having accomplished the
passage in the remarkable 1ims Of nine
days. It is reported IN New .Ysra, on
doubtful authority, that she will be chart
cred by the government, to be used duriug
the war on the Southern coast She is ca
pable Of carrying an army which would
tax the power Of n whole fleet Of common
vcSaefs.
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t: ANSARoI4s, May 1.-The W1nans atesm
House. A Raltimofe paper stated that When
the gun WAS eaptnred- It wsa cong out for
Practise: Tha AgeGt In charge 'of & admita il
Was On thn way to Harnsfa Ferry. !; ::
Al Al attack waa e1pecled at Camp Butler
}:Fpint Comfort vll1ch las been faEen. fforn
rebel yeasela- =: * :
/; ,Ihe Maryland quota Of troops WilI bs called
out Immediately after the Iegislature 3D.
1onrns- There ara already fouz Taelmeata{ Of
l., volunteers ready, '74t.:s ~ :,
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The Governor has appointed four aids-de-
GIMP with the rank Of colonel, whose
names will be found in another column.
They are al good men and abun-
dtn'ly q71Eiilad FIR the dn&les of their
station The only fault to be found with
the arrangement is tfat the number is tco
large By hall. Neither the new Militia law
nor the Ten Regiment act makes any
provision for aids-de- camp TO the Comman-
der in Chief, while thezoM law authorizes
the appointment Of nE]r f,co.
, 1861-05-13

LATER FROM EUROPE.
So u
Arrival OF the Great Eastern.
SANDY HOOK, May 1.-THE steamship
Great Eastern via Milford Haven, I'd, bas ar
rived OF this point.
Tie Kangaroo sailed Oh the 1st Of May for
N6W York
In:t1ls House Of Commons Mr. Gregory had
Postponed for fortnight his motion relative
to. the recognition Of the Southern Con-
federaey,
Adv1ees from Chill confirm the destruc ton
Of Mendoza, with the loss Of 5000 lives and
$1,000, 600 francs worth of property
The weather is favorable for the crops;
-
ARRIVAL Of the Great Eastern.
sAFDY HOOK, May 1.-THE Great Eastern
has arrived with three days later dates, to
Nav 1st.
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The Preparations for War by the
Hebefs.
.NpsTeVxERY Thnrxda~ Ma ~-

.a Eoag1ess to-day has been spent mostly in
t1sfa session, bat 1t is understood that its at
~ feennoa was enggaged Id making arrangements
~ ~. q ~, vigorous Ind succeeatm prosecution Of
II ~as. and plaeang the Southern Confedera,
f@fHs. ns4t possible eaRd dttion.ef ,detss9te.
saRposs fhst lie Consse 3ey4rr III fhe EN-.
Hnn aoa " sufficient a.ma ordnanes, sati an1nuni-
aesd IN Is fGyefy Gy description, to ppt intufhe
'-S''t 1"'"" nen Tor one years. csmpaign.
, 1861-05-13

Nearly &i the Michigan troops have volun-
teered for three years under the second call Of
The govenneat.-
The Wisconsin 6ta< Jon,eaI eays the follow
Ing companies have volunteered for three years.
Or during IT, uar:
Brsggss R;fes, Fond dr Lac.
9aneevil}e Light Guard
Wauprn Light Guard.
Dane County Guard.
Pratrte da Chen Volunteers.
Montgomery Guards, Jan nesY4lle.
Wisconsin RiAea, Milwaukee,
LemonHeiF Minute Men.
Sank County Ridesnen, Baraboo.
Janesville Volunteers.
Randall Guards, Madisor.
seott'e Gregg, Raetns. ~:
Appl+r- IN Light IaEantry,
E34 Claire Badgers.
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i, NFm advertisements,

= r. ocHLVEN, Adre'ssstn9 4geat, es Dear
ooa H., g aa.ao1ased to rscetoe Adaestlesats Jof
eAte asu az 1as L@ddtHg Pape7s Of khs Norttacess.
, 1861-05-13

BosToN, May l1-An attempt ,hae =. h,..
made to cut oH the Coehitr..; -: v,ter = fsam eesn
re eity by bteak'rs, open ths, main @ conduit.
near New .cll .e5l Lower Falls. The .,attempt
was nnspcceaafnl, the mason's work being TOO
strong =. - .~:'~:',. - :'sr*
, 1861-05-13

: 11Y..-.-,,,,,,.s,x~ ~ = e1---T3eH7119o
.4,.1fza9! MtsA!iss&os saay 1Vlrgfnh rsoeis SRI
. e- -..aj,1ng themselves 1t HatRer4 Ferry sna
reinfotesments are col atantly ar1tV1ag- @3 a9@es
the 0oiIeetofahip there: He Is loyal aad hls
/ appointment Is conaiderea aIgnidcan that the
Goyernn ens intends protecting fts esAee1s
/ gyeu In -Vffginfa::: - -; T. ~ -
, 1861-05-13

" The Aentueky 4IssufFeetfons
The reported insurrectIon In Owen and Gal
sttn counties, Hy,, originated as follows An
old lady met tWo negroes with guns, and be-
came frightened met minister and report
ed to him that -the negroes were rising he at
once mounted his horse and apIead the alarm.
There was intense excitement in Boone
county, opposite this place, last night. The
military were under AIMS all night, waiting
the signal guns to. cross oyer to their assist
, 1861-05-13
New York Kun3oFH.

NEW YoRE, May n.--Itis said negotiations
are pending for chartering the Great Eastern
for the o. s. service It Ia reported that the
Federal authorities took possession Of the
Custom House st Alexandria, Va. No resist
auce WIS made,
, 1861-05-13

-,5,..,..! THE NAV3i- E:
IEaFe The authority OF the War Department
for denying the statement that the sstea1asbtp
Atlantic has been bought BY Government
Certain and numerous craft between this city
and Baltimore will be oyerhauled and taken
poss esaion Of this week for a violation Of Uni
ted States laws, - y
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Another Proclamation by Prestden
.GtNEolNA.

An0theF FF0tlamatt0N by President
satncoInsz -. -
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE President has
issued proclsrnation setting forth That insnr.
rection exists in the State Of FlszFda by which
the lives, liberty and property Of loyal citi-
zens are in danger, and it is deemed proper
that aA needIul measures should hs takeis for
the protection. Of such citizens, and all officers
Of the q. 4 in the discharge OF their duties.
The President directs the commander Of the
forces Of the q. 8. on the Florida coast to per
nit no person to exercise any official authori-
ty upon the Islands Of Key. West, the Tortu-
gas, Or Santa Rosa. which may bo inconsistent
+ with the lawT and Constitution of the q. g., II
he shall find it necessary to suspend there the
writ Of haheas corpus and to remove from the
| vicinity Of the. O. s. fortress all dangerous
!. oc suspected persons. . :.
, 1861-05-13

BUFFALO, May 11,-Five Companies volun-
teers left to-day, for the camp at Elmira. The
home g1ard Hon. MnLARD FILLMORE, Com
mandeFt the fire companies and the 18th Reei-
ment escorted them to the Depot,
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4. Major Anderson and MRS, Lincoln ut
| - PhlER0elphlat

PHILADELPHIA, .M.y u.-Cul Anderson
will leave New York Tuesday morning for
Louisvi11e via the Pennsylvania railroad, pass
a1a @ Cinesanati- t. 'As'' all7
Col Anderson and Mrs. Lincoln and snite
arrived here last night. The former ia to be
officially received IN Independence Hall this
afternoon. He, Will be eScorted there BY the
, 1861-05-13

BEaIpEIx1n.E Ill, :::May uth:-41oy. :Yatae
has appointed this following :named sreutlny
man hfs Aida J.-E. Smith, Galena; J, @.
Cenek1iIa 9pfingh 3. n. W1ason;: Chfea.
gQ, @saksonya1 l.. Ihay have
fha. rink St Eolpuels,, 80.
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ILLINOIS ON 4 WAR R00TINGs

OFFICE oF-THE COMMANDER n CHIEF.
Richsrd KAtes, Jacksonville, Governor and
COMMANDMENTS Chief
AID DE CAMPS.
Col. ]. T. Smith, Gasena Col. s. c. Conk-
lin, Springfield: Col. H. J. Atkins, EJsckson-
vile; s, IL Wilson, Cnicago.
AD5UFANT GENERALS OFFICE.
Col. Thomas 8. Maiher, OF Springfield, Adju-
taat General Lieut. Col. John B, Wynan, Of
Amboy, LIT Ass't tAdjutant General. Major john
s. Looa1is Of Quincy, "a Asst Adjutant Gener-
a, and thrss elarks.-~ - --,-.--~-
QuARaER4AsrER GEKERAL's OFFICE
Col. John Wood, Of Quincy, Qua1termaster
General; Col n. ". Mitchell, Of Chicago, Lat
Assistant Qssrter1nsster GsHe4al; Maj Ed
ward Everett, OF Qcincy, 2l Assistant Quar-
master General
Geo. Y. Rutherford, and Geo. Wo1eott, Of
Quincy, Clerks in Office.
4 J. Alien, Of Quincy, 1st Sto1ekeeper. l..
Tune Of Quincy, Assistant store-keepsr.
Jsmes E. Dunlap, Of Jacksonville, in charge
OF Arsenal.
". l. Duff, Of Quincy, Ordnance Store.
keeper. ,--~ ~ ::
Richard c. Kcrby, ofsprinehe1d, ". c. Lee,
OF Quincy, and J. H. schemmcrhorn, Of Quln.
cy, Asezte Of The Department in yazions a
pacitie6 SID places.
'CoMMIssARY GENERALS pFF1CE.
1fsjor John Williams, Springfield, Commits
ssry General Capt. John s. Bradford. Spring
feld, 1st Assistant Commissary General; Capt
George r. FebbcF, Springfield, "a Assistant
-Corniasary General Capt. Thos. J. Y. O9en
Springfield, 81 Assistant Commissry General
Capt- john A:nstroag Springfield. 4ih Ase;E
tan1 Conmissary General r..
David hrejgh, Ctief Clerk. John 3; Web
Der and A 3. Robinson, Assistants, Spring
field, .. -
Sor1cE.-If there arc my m6te Offices to b
a'led, Springfield and Quiacy will furnish th'
brAYe fellows to take them
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:Rrom Ca1tfofniA-The Golden State TO
: tie Union. =

+ Ike Union. :,
FonT: :KRARsRY, May 1.-THE Pony Express
M from San francisco, May 1st, passed today,
me neFs y the Baltimore fight and the ee,
Union feeling Raa mandestin9 Itself every
where. Tha Collector Of San Francisco syE,.
pathixes with the South. Tha secession fae
over the United States. Mazshaps office haa
been Lanled, 1oKu- II Is thought Breckin-
ridge man f2aOn to 3o, 600 will fayor the In:
, 1861-05-13

FnanEnalsak, May n. 4 eepeeial a,srnta i, b i,
Ao9i1az eai1a mn ths As6: :A:lot Of hsssas md
eattte 81 20 ~ az; n e sonte tor Bas1
pqK FGnyfo.ds1. II ID ri r. :. :...'t =. y.
20 3aler as4tinaaf aa.a n Wastsan VlS7iu,a Is
aa4yipH}1R At334fHIs ~ ssi3..p : III eI,5-
~ asd4 u .sIao 5.1oasa L s4:; II
, 1861-05-13

Fresh Honors: to mai. Anderson,
n.Apz1eB1A, May ia grand. ovation
was given Col Anderson In this city to-day
He was escorted to Independence Hall by the
military, where he held 1e5ee,
, 1861-05-13

,-.-Kf6Rufrs FOR TIE REauIM SERVICE.
Capt Mcconnell, T. 8. A., appointed Re.
crut:lng Agent at Baltimore, sent report to
the W&r DepaFtment, this morning. annonnc-
J.! ing 300 recruits for the regular service. The
Captain Ttates he has had many ptfers, aid
feels confident Maryland will be proud Of her
:; representation IN the army. He adds, SIT is
! but Justice to ,ths Commissioners ofthe Balti-
! more City Police, presided over by Charles
Howard; pqaay that they have Afforded ME all
! requisite facilities in the performance Of my
duties"
/ EacAMfMKaT OF TIE FIRE zouAvEs.
| GokEllsWorth has received orders to Ea-
| camp On Arlington Heights His men are ct
once to erect tents aud prepare for outdoor
! life. At this prospect theyara delighted, md
| all agree that, having now q fair start. they
! will prove that they are gentlemen as well as
fremen, aEd soldiers as well a. gentlemen.
, It seems understood that the First Regiment
/ Of New York Zoua7es are at oncs to Change
| their present arms, sharp's. cafbiues, which
are far bettar suited for cavalry service thxn
=! for such IS theirs, for Mimic rifles with sa5re
ba7onets.
| ;. MARTIAL Law.
| To all intents and poses this city Is now
under martial Law. The Provost Guard is to
! 60 on duty after tonight. 1T 8 o'clock in the
: evening instead Of Q. No gathering is per
mitted On any corner, and soldiers out after
hours, without passes, are arrested and con
! hnedin the lookup till next day. = OFdera have
I, been issued Prohibiting firing Of guns in OF
| about quarters, or In the corporate limits OF
| the city, except In case OF. en- eFgency, Beat
i ing of drums after sunset by detachments
| m1rching through the streets Ia also prohibit
! ed; also carrying Of arms except Oh special
| service.
THE ATTEMPTED POISONING.
It eeems that the attempt to poison the
| troops stationed at the Relay House was much
| more Widespread and serious than Was at first
the camp by Fendefa Of cakes, apples, and
| goodies, In vast quantities.
THE MILITARY RECEPTION.
| The reception this evening in honor Of the
officers and men on duty here VAS a.great sue
cess. Everybody was there The marine
band played eplendidly. The President look
! ed we'll The Madame looked better, and d
more joyous, happy, patriotic gathering prob
ably never convened before ct the Presiden
tial mansion. =
! e. ~ THE OHIO TROOPS
Tle LIST Ohio Regiment, which has offered
for three years, Tas rendered this atttrnoon
by. Col. Cobb, of: Cincinnati. =
TEE BR1aADER GE xERAisHIp.
The Cabinet had q protrreted session to-day
ralship, is reported to have been stormy and
naturally inhafmonious
-c%.. ! THE NAVE, =:
IkaEe the authority OF the War Depar tmeni
for denying the statement that the steansbip
Atlantic has been bought by Goveruman
Certain and numerous craft between this city
and Baltimore will be oyerhauled and take1
possession Of this week for violation Of Uni
ted States laws. -. - x
, 1861-05-13

Green Mountain Boys on the W&y.
RUTLAND, May 9.-The Vermont regiment
Of $50 men left here to-day for the seat Of war,
They will arrive il New York at late hour
tn NIGHT
, 1861-05-13

7.-: ~ SPRINGFIELD, May II. =
Very quiet here today. The is counties
composing the 9Th Congressional District, arc
aasHeFing with aleerity the call for a regiment;
and there seems to beaa prospect Of q similar
scramble to secure position, to that which took
place On the formation Of the northern regi.
1nsnts. Franklin, Saline and Union, have offer.
ed thsir. contingents to-day We lock to zee .
perfect Nile Of patriotism overflow Egypt daz:
ing The next six weekH, a-