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TRT-WEEKLYLEApER.

To CLUBs.-Single copy 50 per year; Two
copies for So, Five for SLIPS, Ten for $4,000,
ind any larger number at the latter rate
For club of twenty, an extra copy viii be
sent For club of forty, we send the Daily
LEADER gratis one year. The Tri-Weekly
contains the entire reading matter of the
Daily.
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otL.-The Undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vab in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planing Mil,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Clever
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY. .
L J l. on. !. ~ IL snnIQpIa :
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On his person were Sound two loaded pistols;
one a now revolver, and, and the other a
small single barrelled pistol The negro
said that his name was W. J. Whipper, and
that he lived about five miles from Youngs-
town. He carried in his hand the bar of
iron of which lhaye spoken. He also pro-
fessed to have no connection with the con-
spirators. Both Of these men were put of
at Alliance. Further than this, no difficult
ties have occurred, and none are TO be ap-
pretended.
P.s.-Since writing the above, have con
versed with gentleman who stopped ct Lima
from whom learned that the plan ofrescue
has been maturing for several days. The
persons engaged in it, were by no means 3
respectable class. Various effort had been
made by law abiding citizens, to restrain
the attempt, but they were unavailing, The
intention was openly expressed, to rescue
the girl in spite of all obstacles. The mus
kets, of which there were about twenty, we're
heavily loaded, and those who had no mus
ksts, were armed with knives and various
other weapons. The plan was, for the negro,
with the iron, who was on the train, to knock
out the coupling pin, and thus separate the
car containing passengers, from that in which
the girl and the deputies were seated. The
windows of the latter were then to be broken
and If resistance was offered, yolley
would be poured in, which it was expected
would at once end it. The plan was desc
rate one, but prOvidentially it was frustra-
"a - - .--- ~ n
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Goal
ma H4MWONDSYTLTR MIN

VHE HAMMONDSYILLB MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company hsve on
hand a. Wholesale and Retdas from their own
Mines and Manuiactories-
HAMMONDSfEIlLE Goa L, f0rins, Steam, Smith
ing aud Domestic use
HAMMOAD6NlLLEDO COKE 81. l., Tor Mauuiacturi
IANMOFDsyILLE COKE No. 2, for Domestic
IAMMoNDsVILLE FIRE sLAY, wen ground,
and drT.
HANM0EDsYILLE FIRE BRICK, conn. on pst-
term und wedge side widge, circle or arch and
cuurln.
4Anllli l,sIls VII I 2 FIREcLAY 2 REroRTs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
5AMMONDSYILLE FIBB CLAY TILE, Of every
pattern.
aAMMONDSVlLLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COW
EHs CT TILE, every ratteru.
1AMMONDSVILLE FIRh CLAY FLOWER Va
snS, plain and ornauental
1AMM0NUSFIL LILLE VITRIElED WATER PITE,
GAS PIPE. &C. OF erery size and variety, en-
5racing single and touble branch screw bends
a. Also.
HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL,
Tor lubricafing and burning, at wholesale 0nly.)
J. j. .ROCKAFELLOW,
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NLEVELAND 3 -PITTsBURGH

L A L e 4 D.
WISTER ARBANGEMENT.
To take effect on Monday, November 18th, 1885,
Trains leave Cleveland daily, SUNDAYS excepted, as
follows:
g:lO A. n-Man for Pittsburgh, Whseling and New
-- O. Philadelphia.
AIS P. determination for RaTenna and MillerB-
s:I5 P M-Exprsss for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
CONNECTIONS.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
yivania Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
I srk aud Boston Also with Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
meet at Hudson for Akron and Millersburg.
- Time By this route as quick and fare VIII be
F R. MYERS. G T. AGENT 1oy4
NiLEVELAND L. ERIE R. R.
1851. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1861
On and after Eonday, November 26th, 1850, Pas
ssnger Trains will run es follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
$50 A. n. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN-Stopping at all
stations except Wicklifte, Mentor, Perry,
UniOnville and SaybroOk; and arrives at
Erie At l-35 P. n Dunkirk 40 p. H., Buf-
$40 P. N. CONNEAUT ACCOlIMODATION-stop-
900 P. n. NTGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping at
PainesEille, Asht4 bula and Girard only; ar
rtves at Erie l2:4S a. H., Dunkirk SEQ A n,
LEAVE ERIE.
s:2OA. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Girard, Connesut, Ashtabula snd Paine5-
vile only; arrives at Cleveland 7:l5 A. n
2.5O A. n EXPRESS NAIL -RAIN-StOppiRg at
all Stations except SaybrOOk, UuiOuvile,
Perry, Mentor and WicklIEe. and arrives at
Cleveland at 6:45 p. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will leave Conneaut
at 6;OO A NJ, stopping at al stations, and
arriving at Cleveland at 9:25 A. n.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo Chicago Columbus, Cincin-
natl St. Louis, &c and all the trains going eastwood
connect at Dunkifk with the trains Of the n l. 3 Il.
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those OF the New York
Central and Buffalo New York City Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup'ts
Cleveland, Nov. q, 1850.
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~ See sdvertisement Of DR.. sanford's
LiyerInyigorat0r a,A
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T0KEI C0KEII COKETII---
~ q. WALLAOE a SUN ARE NOW MANU-
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. any other Coke b. the market We can furnish
taatlmouials rom humorous manufacturers who are
hichaEt terms.
Also, q constant supply Of Hanmondsviile Strip
purposes.
Being locased Immediately on the line ofths Cleve
and B. Pittslurgh Railroad, we cav slim gTifb iis-
pasch 70 any part o. the Stata. Orders solicited
3. II. WALLACE Z SON
hauim0ne1YiLe, jefferson County, Ohio
January 81, ls60. isbiRs
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ELECTRIC BATHS -SoNETHINa NEw.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are a certain
remedy for the permanent cure OF Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrOfula,
Asthms, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, &c., and diseases
peculiar to females.
Office No. III Ontario street.
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Va Street Railroad Tickets, 21 for one
dollar, are for sale at W. P. FOgg's Crockery
Store.
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FRIDAY NIoRNMO. JAN. IS. 81.
TRAYRI.FR,s RRGIsTEll.
Nv 1pTRRTIsElIRNTs.

So For ToissraDlio, Market and Marine
News nee Fourth Page.
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D. u HUssEf, P5itsb -. G. HUssET ESQ sTSoI 771
HUSSEYS & COMPANY
NOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL Daalere Ia Pittslsurgh.
1aInsTille and strip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
f-r sunfthiug Offee on the east eide Of the 0eve-
land PittsburEh p R. Coal peI, Qeveland Ohio
Orders len az Hussay 3 Mcld1e's (iYiusloW's
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For iubricating and burning, az wholesale only.)
J. j. .ROCKAFELLOW,
General Agent. Ofico on G. q p Pier, Cleveland
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28
MY COUNTRY.
by AuarsrA coorEn klMnALL.
A.. =. H.


TRENBLE, o, my country for thy long exalted name
For tho purity ord Glory that hos gathered ra"'A 10y
fame;
For the ancient bloodbougi ALTAR where the fires Of
Freedom burn,
Enkn1led from the ashes Of each Pilgrim Father urn
| renble o my country let the lamp that famed Of
yore,
And lii thy crown Of radiance, tha burn for thee
more.
Are there not spirits brave among the sous Of patriot
sres,
To stand beside these menaced shrnes and guard the
sacred fires
Shall Justice no true champions find shall Tyranny
take down
From Freedoms lght-encirccd brow her slar-enamel-
ed crown
1t cannot beIll not believe that Truth las fought IN
vain,
And left thee, o my country with deeper yiler
stain.
And yet live 70 anxously as mothers watch and
fear,
When Death seems almost lowering around the loved
and dear;
Or, as maiden on tie beach, stands with shuddering
form,
And Knows the one light Of her life is periled in the
storm;
As fearfully and tendery my country, tempest tost,
watch in panied suspense to learn if thou art saved or
lost.
Yet, what may Woman DO for thee her voice may not
be heard
To roufe the apathetic mind with soul.impasioned
word;
Her small hand was not formed to aid the fearful
battle throng,
Howe'er her heart may burn and bleed for all her
country's wrong
Yet, there's IA power, all these aboye-she may in
meeknes wear
And WELD in humble majesty-the Watches power Of
Prayer.
Deem it not weak my country this aid we bring to
thee,
For thy tried and worthy rulers for their firm integ
Iity;
BY the fervent prayers Of Woman, by the glory that
il shed
Around the memory Of those who for thy honor bled,
charge thee, o my Country by thy Iilgim-hal-
lowed sod
Be thou true, and be thou faithful TO Freedom and to
God
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grocery houses there ftQ,d at bis store door as the
Massschueets regiment passed on Pratt-street, ana
fired tie contents OF two FeyOlyers into tneir ranks
lie was one oftbe leading retormers Of orr city, ana
lad brother killed az the 18th Ward Election riots
of 1889.
Prenderqrast & Bros, LARGE shipping house, were
among the leading rowdies instrumental IN obsructing
Prat-s'reet. They helped TO put the ships caOies
across The tracks, and stoned the soldiers The cables
belonged 10 them.
You have 30 doubt seen accounts in the papers Of
that city Of he killing OF Root. w. Davis, OF the iirm
OF Psyuer Davis * Co., but you have never seen Inc
truth Of il. lie of the ultra secessonlsts, ana
was with n number Of bis genie rOwdy friends az
tie Camdenstreet depot, on rather a few streets
below a1d when the containing the Massachusetts
troops pissed, he fred the whole contents OF his re-
yOyor into the care, and just policeman was about
to arrest lin he WIS firing the last barrel and was
shot This Is learned from the policeman aud one OF
the officers Of the Biltmore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany was a witness 10 the alair but fear OF losing
their lives las prevented their speaking the truth be-
fore the people
The day previous, when the United States regular
artillery, with number OF Pennsylvania troops,
passed through there, they were badly treated. On
Howard street q man ran into The ranks and struck
one If the regulars In tbcmOuth with spoiled egg and
before be recovered Lit him under the chin, knocking
lin down. The police attem ted no arrests but only
ii kcd mp the soldier, and marched on laughing.
- all such nd entities TO our flag pass unrO1ced and
unJyenecd No. l an tho son OF q Maryland slave
holder, have not relation there but what Is Seces-
siOnst, but consider Bal more the "Vcst hole OF
these United S'aief and the Government must blot 1t
from the face Of the earth if iurherresistance s made
to the passage u troops.
There are many Baltimorean5 here, md more arIiy-
ipg day-many Of them de,titute but the citizens Of
PLihdd gbia are taking care Of them. have LEFT
itaJn u ca-iief in Of the largest houses winch
yel1cd ne an income Of $1,000, and never nten1 to
30 back to Maryland in Dcq,ttW capacity, until the
Government makes il q free State. c. }.
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EPnM WASHINGTON.

depuaiion Of sixteen VIrginans and eigta MAR
landeIs visited the Posidcut on MONDAY, and demanded
a cessation of hoses until after The session OF Con-
gTess. Mr. LincOlD Of declined the proPo'l'lon
One of the deputation said that 1900 Aaryondois
would contest the passage Of troops over her COLI 10
which the President i,d that presumed tlerc waS
room enough on her soil TO bury 49, 700 men. Lne an.
swer was prompt and decided.
CorcOIan, the banker, to-day offered large amount
Of geld to the Government II the latter would give
him.draf on Yofk Treasurer Skinner told bin
If be had any gold, be must hight for its election.
Tie Cover meat would not do ii for him.
The coolest thing yer proposed 20 Government was
that made 10y Gov. Hicks and Gov. Letcher tLat they
would 0illly guarantee the safety Of the capit The
Government defined such protection, probably very
much to the diegus. OF The in rebels OF Virginia and
Maryland.
| net toni hit a gentleman who was compelled to
fee FROM North Carolina lie says the Secessonlsts
cryiDa al before them, without reference 70 lay
or order. Hey have driven Oh man! people WHO 10
not synpathize in the movement, and had threatened
Loudly 10 mob and hang eXGov. Gibner, who - per-
sstenty resisting The tic Of passion.
Col. Lawrcnces Regiment lad II minutes notice 70
leave Annapolis, and were ready within the specified
The conduct Of the 9Th Massachusetts REGIMENT !,
Ge-eryng OF the greatest praise. When Gen. Buile
asked If aly Of them could sdl the CONSTITUTION, Dty-
t1ur men stcEpej tgom ue ialks, 0Ac q Wt0m @asnt
san u me nan ch0 6nit he'll
From The phRad,,Dl's Pres a. fo.Ssy.
The great qocers here, George a. Thomas Parker
who have bad an mu euse supp Is OF proyisions and
Other neces aiies Of life o. hand, have refused % s
in any large quantities.
Lieut. BE-, kwith Of tie War Department bsa
sent ont messengers 20 purchase hay for the cayaly
and Hyir artillery now IN qUlGeIs here. Washington
CRY II rot surrounded by ile richest country in lie
world, aHd T. dependent therefore, upon th0se coln.
ties II Nir,iuia ard MARYLAND which have WELDED
agricultural products and ru.ed fine cattle. Wien
tbs sour,o Of supply is cut oil, lcarcity almost immed
atcly eusu.s.
The removal If al batte'-s and troops npon TIE
banks CT tie Potomac IN OFCer 70 keep fr,e the nayi
gafi n Of ~ river Tor tie ire OF the Government
viii lie enforced. III veaels are stopped at For
Washington and examined.
Not a. instance has occurred amorg the pTiyates
in tie Marine CorTs, where term Of seryi h4s cx
rirCd that establishment as Instantly taken place.
The brave fellows Say that is il Tie time TO desert
the flag iith Las So long protected, them.
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sop.1g or TIE INSTITUTION.


ine' slave auctions occur tn'oe 'flOar ''ea "'eA'
~turday there ," n,afy S'
emily TWO OF ''lee' '"o''l7 ~, ,,ot,
"ner cay iOu'iu W. 80 ~,c,od;n,
lorin a' my is"' '.1'',''J,l 80 :, yorv m civ
.,, ,,,,.,l,,or who ,von,d
ana m',ins'n' yoOD5 i''"I' IT., r,rlrod d,I.
lave sod ,e'oly year ago ~ ,:.t, t,rdr,J
i.,' anu ~" 80, ~, tcndrol. l,,, -,.,,
- -, 5',' -''' ~,
90, a.. ..-.,. .l. ,,,osi,o side NJ Tic room
O t.'',.'- -ar,o.ia, to-es vcss rro,lain.
80, ,r.lroo,, Oil tset,l1lly
's ~, ''5'''0 ~ ''',l and o,r.r.,s "Tbis
80. .I 1- ,,'''''5 I GGocn ve.r. old. warranted
N"' .....,.I,.. o,,o,lc,t soo,,s,re.s
a,l :, J' 49,, ,ror tboos.rd dollars If che
t,I J.c.,,.,g, She il sold for.po fault.
-, -. 49,. o,,,r.r ,,,,-t bavo money. No
,a.1 MOI, hal fe,,er Inv, le,. She too handecme.o
Co., -, iii ,r.s ia ~ az 81 100 and
III 49,. .l u. ,,,,, .,a caIil,rd. 4,be ,yas
,ou ot which tbc
l.,.,',,.,. .;,,' CO oI,r,, c--1-r
,,,.,.-,,.,,-,,, ,,,,p,,,,. ,.g rur
Motter and th'if very young '-H'ieh are NOT o''"
separated. Last fHoiy' III inc Wy Ho',l ~"
mo.lcr and her infant sol ioT Si,2''' 'A1S''5
fifteen or sixteen years cd, was ten oHeIcdi ai''
though tie auctorocr fad he should prefer to sell her
tot tie same purchaser, was bid OF by another ne"
There Is no pretcuse whatever Of keeping husband lc4
wife togetho~
Il Ia not uuusr. TO rec q negro offered viii what s
POLITELY docrtr 40 q defect in arm or6houder.
On examination you viii sometimes ind il thcresu Of
accident sometimes Of punishment. On the day last
mentioned. saw negro sod who bad lost two toes
from each foot. No public inquiries were made, and
no exclamation given of the cause of tie inhalation.
He ,eplied 10 questionable Lis feet "hurt lin some
times and yras lid oTat s6g.-about twotlrds Of lis
value had II not been for the defect"
When slaves are put uron the block, the c0untc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28
MARYLAND LEG[SATURE.

FREBERIcK, No, Saturday, April II, ls6l
The Governors Message briefly details the startling
events which induced him to assemble the Legisa-
ture He lalored earnesy.to induce the PRESIDENT to
foFego bis purpose Of passing troops through Maryland
but tie reply was tLat military necessity rendered 1t
unavoidable
lie refused to give Gen. Butler conscnt to land bis
forces-be protested against bis taking possession Of the
annapolis Railroad. Notwithstanding our most learned
and intelligent citizens admit the right Of the Govern
ment to transport It's troops the State by rail- is
evident that a portion of the people OF Maryland are
opposed to the exercise Of the rgbtL&
His own convictions that TIE only safety Of Nary
land lies in preserving neutral position between our
brethren Of tie North and South. Maryland violated
no rights Of either secon, and We have done all that
we can to avert the impending war. He hoped t1at
MARYLAND might have acted as q mediator.
He cannot counsel Mary land 10 take sides against The
General Government until it rhall. commit ontrIgs
upon it, which would Justify in resisting It's adthor
w. Our geographical position alone forces rs 10 this
This Las been all the while the groundwork OF bis
ocy and lie is convinced pol cy has been main
,liod By large majority Of tie people. lie appeals
10 The Lcglanre not to be swayed by passion, but to
act with prudence aud Chri,nu-iihe temper.
Al.the Governors correspondence accompanies the
mefrec.
Tentl,rrani ,of'. s. were ordered to be printed.
The senate has juat rafscd bill to repeal Che 18Th
section OF article ~ Of the Code Of Public General
Laws. AID c.actin, tho following aa a substitute:
No bank shaIl rsue any note, certificate or other
device to ,iopl4te as currency, Of lees denomination
han one dollar, under the penalty prescribed m tie ~
tcio on currency.
Tie act Is 10 take effect tom the date Of its passage
The House has referred the bill to committee con
ss'iug OF Messrs. Pitts, Harrison, and BrXoe.
On motion of Mr.. Walls, the above committee were
Instructed ID ,ousider and report in regard to the legal
aion OF Tie exiting suspension OF specie pay ments by
lie banks.
Tie Senate has adopted an address to the people Of
Maryland stating that the Legislature viii not pas an
at 4 Secefsiou but il they believe the people desire
f. they will give them opportunity OF declaring, fox
item, their future destiny. The House has not acted
on L.
The House las appointed Committee to report an
act for tie call Of Convention Of the people, Of which
Mr.. Scott Of Baltimore is chairman.
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FROM BALTIMORE VIA HAvRE DE GRACE

BALTIMORE, Friday, April $3.50 2. m.
Gov. Hicks and most of the embers for the Eastern
section of the State started for Frederick this moGng
where the Legislature NET at noon.
The Governor message Will be sent IN tomorrow,
aud an advance copy Of it viii be forwarded If possible.
The indications LcIe are q reaction IN public Eehl-
meut. Tie Union men appear to he more hopeful
From IN eyewitness we learn that the Bush River
Dr dye was fired last evening about SHUTDOWN and
totally destroyed. Parties spread turpenine on H. and
il burnt till after daylight. This morning it was one
vast sh, et of hame The tide was low and II burnt to
the waters edge.
Il is expected that Gun-Powder Bridge viii share
The same fate tonight.
Gcrclal IIamoy, on bis way TO Washington via tie
Baltimore md Ohio Road arrested last IigLt by
the Virginia authorities at lIarper's Ferry. Doubts
are expressed TO the correctness Of the information,
but TIE party who brought the news claims to have
witnessed it. He GAYS tha General llaney wastaken
Irisote ar at Narpers Ferry by q detachment of Nir-
GINA trooIs, at about .! O'Clock tli7 moning.
General Harvey left Wheeling for the purpose Of
porting himself at the headquarters at Washington.
Before the train reached liarTers Ferry twas stopped
and n number OF troops mounted the platforms, aud
while the train was moving slowly the troops passed
through tile cars and the General being pointed out lie
imm1 datoly taken into custody. He was in citi
zcn's Dress and was treated very courteously.
There is no doubt that aa soon the Executive Of
Virginia ia made acquainted with the fact, General
Humey will be released, a. was the with IN oi
Ger Of the L. ). Army, who was seized few days
since in Richmond.
In the western section Of this city G3altmore four
large American flags were raised this morning; also
the Federal dill; al,o, in the eastern
lion of the city. The city authorities ray that the act
WAS committed without their knowledge authority.
The steamer Louisiana arrived this morning from
Norfolk.with small number of passengers aud the
United States mail. The mail brings no news OF an
exciting character.
The iorications tic coast Of Virginia, especially
the approaches To Norfolk and Portsmouth, were adj
yancing rapidly, and it estimated that nearly COO
"A ut
tcuary was this tie ut Fort Norfolk, Craney
Island, and at the Naval Hospital. The distractions
near the entrance TO the port Of Norfolk remained,
though vessels drawing to 10 feet Of water passed
freely in and out
At the wharf Of Fortress Monroe was the propeller
Chesapeake OF the Parker Vein or Cromwell line. Eff
forts making TO raise the steam frigate Merri-
mae the soOp OF war Plymouth, and another war yes
sci, which il was supposed would be successful.
Passing tie steamer Georgiana IN the Bay, Capt.
Russell learned that the steamer bad passed three
steamers coming mp the Bay from the Capes probably
with L. y. troops on Ioard.
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FROM THANKSGIVING.
HARRlsBUEG, saturday, J

UhRRI3DUEG SUNDAY, ApfiIW, 1851.
confidential agent arrived here this morning from
Harper Ferry, aud report that there are 100 men at
that place, and 600 men marched to Alexandria on
Thursday.
Officers Of the Harpers Ferry forces believe thai
Gen. Beaaresard Is present at Richmond with ZOO
tr0ops.
Tie Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road is stIl carrying
provisions 70 Baltimore.
Much quiet debate has been heard among leading
persons here relative to tapping the Columbia dan
the Susquehanna river, cutting OF the water
from the tide water ca0al 90 SOP he supply Of coal
and provi-ions from reaching Baltimore by tLa route.
The feasibility Of tapping the artificial lake for sup
plying Bal, more, is openly spoken OF.
a reouisiiion Is expectcd to be made on the State
Administration earyneAt eek for not less than 1000
and probably may reach $4,000 men.