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, 1861-05-01

Inc fTealG tnts second cali for vplrO.
teers is AZ canest Of his intention to deal
With the rebe eilion with promptitude and
vigor; and it is, ar the same time an evi-
deuce Of The increasing magnitude and
Importance Of Tho crisis. We should be
glad to see the patriotism snd re-
sources Of the nation drawn upon
to a much greater extent; and to
be assured, by draf! for quarter Of a
million Of men, that tho operations Of the
Government arc to be con iucted upon q
scale That would give assurance that the
supremacy of the law Is to be vindicated
In single campaign. It is in the power
Of The United States TO crush out the trait.
ors and restore the Tu;cn in its integrity
id twelye-monlh. But to accomplish re-
suits of such Magnitude, in a period soslort,
the utmost energy Of Tic Government must
be put forth It is possible, nay probable,
that the force which will soon be collected
is sufficient for the purpose. One hundred
and ix'r-three thousand men organized
IL three divisions, supplied with all the
necessaries Of the military ar;, snd imbued,
as they will BE-, will the lofty patriotism
which does and d.res everything for
the honor uf the old fla and the
vindica ton Of the right Of self-govcrn-
r,eut, would NOW their way to the Gulf
against wnomsoeyer and whatsoever might
cppose. We Eopa that enough are asked
for; but the way to EaTe made assurance
dou51y sure, to have raised 4 ware OF pa!ri-
o:ic enthusiasm that would have sWeptth''
land, to have inspired commercial men and
those in industrial pursuits with the be-
lief that the work is to be short, sharp
and decisive, aad to have stricken terror to
the hearts Of The rebel enemy, twice one
hundred and sixty-three thousand might
hare been invoked, and r',cy would have
gladly and quickly responded. The blood
Of the best and brayest part Of the Re
public is up, The people look for and
wan: fight by which The question that
has fer thirty years poisoned the National
peace ond debauched the National con-
science, may be forever settled They are
willing TO Try titles with the Slave Power
now for The possession oe this land; aud
though the necessities Of the Government
should decimated The population for service
In the armies the Republic, not 9 murmur
~ould be heard. This Government
as it Is, or Dsath in any shape in which it
may come, is the short formula in which
the masses express their devotion to the
holy cause We regret that they are
not, By levy that will reach
down into every neighborhood, perhaps
every family, permitted to enactin glorious
deeds the great ideas with which each
heart is filed.
, 1861-05-01

Vns0a H1ee1t7E at Ra1atmors --sTke
Mtnear AaFAs ia AIle sire et...~rN.
uaslvn ii GA " Baltimore Firm

SlAF HRaA4.eu hat1uer ftyIn~ n
MtnseF DAVIS Ia aI1e sxF< et.--~TL &
QA4S1A III Ga Of Baltimore Firm
Especial Dispatch to tbs Cincinnati Gazette I
hALTAoHE, APRIL % 10 Pm,
Ordsr prevails here t1-day. Latxe uumhtrs
o1 "oa1sa aad c1lldren ate prGnzuad,1p the
strerts ~ usuaL Con5etYxtl 1--we sentiu+s'r In
ghlalng lapldIy.
Hon. Henry Winter Davis has been pnb]Ic1v
ma1k a5 anu cttElug ILrougn the ba1ests ii
!. oAtliaufe lor s5Etrat days past, Hlolly nrmo-
4ested. ~ Is Understood that the ,,ew,v IN.
polat=d Fedeti. otie=1s f1r Bat more y, i
snter npon their dutlss Oh "Wednesday uryt
ooEns Pfst@Ad t. say la4t theF WALL be ren1.Lt Il
them. ~ P4oa-e'
a large and enthusiastic Tn On 1nect;,o .s.
Aela ~ night On Fell'3 POINT, P.olanfv a
thousand persons we're pre.sAt lna ru.r ,ng
t.7HeLaptt3 Ii lfout Of liz Police Station. Tna
american Is Vas hotsEea anu wild cneerrd
mo a!temy II "aa ua1e 10 tehe IL Gtwn. Itnu.,
meran.s er.aaler National d,gs were olkpi.ysd.
CorAena5 L. Lazy, ptomlne.t t LAWYER. ad-
olesst1 1ne niest1ug, making conss tya.tye.
pd-f4otic speech, amidst grea. Cheering, John
NAhot, 6aluuorcan, s4so spoke, Reso.u.
tlohs Wore Pissed TO eust.in the Goytr,ment
and pfesefss o1der. Tney coausL psass And
opedItnce to tile laws
II was also tesolv5u not to ucIsst fhs gov.
elhnaot Troops, and agreed TO caIl ware 1n+at.
.ISs h tn5 ontoa larty and flieuos Of ina
~ S.nun ~, u III Ihs Fsr4s u tae City next Friday.
4of INC porpose OF etectllx tnv1uugo nrra.,,
81Aon- IuSr5 was no DISTURBANCE ri nov
hiAos tseei1s dittcnlt to Lrzyru7 1ne IIn,o1.
ntS 1F1m huist1nk the Srafs anu h,rines.
ards. ~ At I'll 1s47
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Illinois.

Wa ara receiving dalg s:orea OF letters from
al paris Of Illinois giving accounts OF unicu
meetings, aad the formation of military com.
Paaies. for active, reserve end home service.
Tae substance of these communications il
identlca1-one Is but the reiteration Of another,
Oar friends must be content when we say that
1t Is utterly impossible for Us to give their ia.
'Vors al insertion, OF even brief mention.
LIST 1t suffice, that there Is hardly town in
th5 state Of FIVE hundred or more inEabitauts,
that has not mustered one or mora companies
OF Foiunt=fs and rendered their services to the
Governor; aud what Is Just rs, good have
thoroughly provided for the care Of the fami.
les Of those wha 60 to serve their country.
There Is no present lack Of men-no lack Of
means-all are offered In profusion.
, 1861-05-01

FoRT KEARNEY. April 29.-The Coach and
Central Overland California and P ke,s Peak
Express passed hera at noon yesterday,
DENVER, April 25!b. Serious appre6ensfous
ct Iadiaa difficulties are entertained, Toev csn
very easily cat off all the Pains travel and
trade. Col: Boone, Iedisn Agent, sent a cour.
lsr TO Fort WISE yesterday with requisltIon
for two companies Of cavalry to hold them.
selves in readiness to 1narch thIiher in an
hoEr's notice. Should Indications coutinne
;untaso1aole, they will be ordered mp yery-socu.
~ 1alense feeling respecting the war In the
States prevailed rhroug ghouf this country. A
snal Secession 1lg was displayed by bust
ness mouse here yesterday evening, but it Wis
Union tags are waving 10 many part, of the
city, and the Union feeling Is almost unaci-
nous.
Tao Military Express to the New Mexico
Forts has bs5a discontinued
, 1861-05-01

1snEpEspEsce, No, april 2g.-Ths Me1i.
can mail arrived hers On Sunday morning, b.
any twelve days ont fom santa F. The ont.
going mail Of the 11.h, with Hon. hi. Otsro
aad family, was ~met o. Hrent's Ford, and
would arrl7e ct Sacta Fa In II days.
Eighteen hundred pscple uad LEFT Santa Fa
1or the San Joao mines. Reports from tha
1a!9es ara rers 1atteripg.
No Indians ware seen on .te routA
Col csittenden had gone South with hi
ccmmand after the Apachea.
tleut. Thomas, John Wehbse aaa 9, Clark.
came through "a paaaapgezA
, 1861-05-01
Ohio Volunteers.

CoLCMBUs, Apr! 50 Up TO this evening nine
ty.alx boxes OF 6hagp's rifles have been Fsceiv-
cd here under the Q1arser Masters recent
purchases, also twelve boxes OF English En-
tieid rihsa, from heW @ YORK. twenty to be1; !;
hundred and one box=s cf cartridg ges, one thou
sand to q box. Twelve thousand stand Of
h1ms On their way here were also at Cleveland
last night
Senator schl=ich. Dem, has been appointed
Brlgadlsr General Eaough Companies are
NoT accepted to make nineteen or twenty re-
trimfnfa -
, 1861-05-01

cp ctEp. dIatrieatiuR arms and ammunition. and
oIaGs WISE pertattnK the military Organization and
atnresa1a- '
Sec: 10. Tbs suu OF one hundred thousand dol.
!afs, u 70 % p m1sh zhall hs needed IL hereby appre
lsw. and shall b: paid BY the treasuser upon war.
rants drawn BY the Auditor upon the written o..
der Of the Governor.
sEo Il. A. soon as ten uompanles shall be FORM
der au election fJr Res1menral Officers for The
purposes of camp duty and instruction. te serve
during snca camp service But II eaid Regiments
sha!l be accepted Into the service Ct The United
a'ea. regular eo 'tion shall be held for perma-
nsnt ogi:e.rs Of the Regiments under sach oraers
as may be i.suea for such Purposes by The Adju-
tant General
SEC L. The uniform for said Regiments ttal
conform ns NJ ar may be to the Unfttd States fx
ttsue uniform, md shall be prescribed 10 General
O;de.s by The Adiuta.t General
Seq 13 In a1 cases Of Surgeons or 4ssIttaut
SnrgSons. hereafter to be appointed for Regiments
OF tllilo14 Volunteers about 10 be mustefeu into
actual service. the Governor shall sppointa Board
OF 1--WE Medical Exa1ntaers. without wh se certif-
cate ofc ,mpes eocy no Surgeon or Assistant Sur
seon sh"1l be appointed to Gf!cc.
Seq Is Tnis act to take eH.e. and be In fo1ce
fr2iu and altex ITS passace
, 1861-05-01

ALTON, Ill, April 29-The report that the
steamsr City Of Alton had captured u auanii.
ty Of powder In t:arAlt from St. Lop.s io Jef.
farson CITY Ia fa'se.
L regiment cf Illinois vnluntee.s Under
command Of Col. Cook, arrived here today
from Springfield, and ara no~ ene4nped II
the old Stata prison Erounds
, 1861-05-01

We are again in direct communication
with Washington ny telegraph. The lines
leading out Of that city are under control
OF the Government; hence re do mt
know what we shall be permitted 10 recejVe
irom our correspondent now again ut Lis
post, We have directed him to send all
LIE caa OF reliable character, without re-
gard to cost. Our readers will be gratified
py hls account Of the earn estneas with
Which the President and Cabinet are at
work.
, 1861-05-01
EETI1UaIASTfC PATAk0TEsM.

The amount ct money contributed by
States. corporations, societies and individ-
mails in the North, to aid the Government
h quelling the slt7eholders' revolt, is esti-
mated at Thirty-Two Millions Of Dollars,
up to this time This immense sum has
been spontaneously donated IN less than
eighteen days. What contrast does this
present to the action Of the people Of the
Rebel Confederacyl They hare bcea fit&ing
and drumming for three months to raise O
fifteen million loan, and at the latest &C.
counts only eight millions had been taken,
and that In deprecated papcr currency.
The heart Of the people Of the North is
enlisted Il the effort to quell the inEurrec-
tiou and save Tie Union and the Constitu-
ffnr
, 1861-05-01

The telegraph Gays that the Presldent taa
called for 10000 volunteers for three years.
service. We presume It should have added,
tor during the wa=.'' Because, when the war
+. Is over aad peace il concluded, there will be
no mors mead Of their serrice, and, Of course,
they will be dishanderd. The other 43 coo
called for, are "a. COO for the regular army, and
Il, 900 for the marine service. .
, 1861-05-01

have already been advised Of tho capture Of
ths steamer G E. Hlllman, by our volunteers
1t Cairo, With 4 large amount Of contraband
goods On board. She is new boat In the reg
nlar Nashville and St. Louis line, and sppea1s
from all evidences to have set out in The Wrocg
path Of secession, and pe1ished Frema:usely,
at least to her owners. There lies before us
al>tter envelope bsaring the Tag OF New d.
honey, on which Is printed the steamers card
The 5oys divided up as trophies these enye1.
ope-, aad lot Of ottics stationery similarly
atanDA3
, 1861-05-01
TEN KEGIMENT4

we take it for granted that the hill rovv
before the Legislature, for Reorganization
and drilling in camp of ten regiments Of
ssate troops will become law, It has II.
ready passed the House; an1, unless The
senate should spend the day n mere FOOL
ing, 1t Will set through that bcdy before
n1sne The boys who have been eager
Tor military life, but were not in time for
acceptance in the first six re iments will
now have chance. Let them be Of good
cheer.
, 1861-05-01

GTRAYED OR. STOLEN-Fror,,
~ s'a Wabash avenua, On the lib 1ast ere rp.4
uued1 st.=, rough hair. qats poor Et wse .:-,,,
es pIonsray Ft~af4ad- J. T. FARHtIT
, 1861-05-01

HARR1ssuRa. April 9-Intel.isent gentle
men from Western Vlrgtnis, waited On our
State MISUNDERSTANDING It's influence
with tne national A.msnistrAtlon to procure
say tha. al Virginia, west Of the Blue Ridge,
can bo held, II the necessary nrma we're given
IN time. They said they were endorsed hy
By the pubf.e sentiment OF that portion of
Virginia They went westward from tera
and the State Administration has compiled
with their request.
, 1861-05-01
One Hundred and Flfty.Btebt Thonv
AAM0 TkoQpk Caleb lnfo 4at Y1nr

WAsHNaToN, April 2a.-Tne troops called
ont 6y the order Of to-day ara ali additional
70 tie 1900 already required. The whola
far is: Volunteers hy proclamation, rs oo5:
volunteers for three years service, 20 600 rer.
4laEa for aya years service, q, 900; for sewn
years service, 4s 099; being totai Of 15S Qoo
men-that s- is, Is oD The week before last. and
ssGo to day. Even this falls short Of the
real nnnahet, - several States send toub1e
the number of <egimants asked for.
, 1861-05-01
SECOND DISPATCH.

!
| The Ten Regiment bill was 7aassed With a
; sueadme2'-theto oonf anles bo accepted b
+. the Governor in the er1er In which they hav
been offered and recorded In the Adfuteu
j G.nsrsl's cfliee. Tbs vote On the passage G
tee bill was-a5e5 43, Goes rs.
Mr. Singleton rose to a peraona1 e1p1ara
tioo: He had been Informed that . rumor Ha
In circulation Ia Camp Yates, and perhap
elseThere, that he had applied opprobiou
llngu'gs to the volunteers, CT portion O
them; he desired to deny all such rumors
aad to retraet any language which might b,
deem=a offensive to the volunteers
Iae bill to protect tha transportation o
tr3ops, provisions and munitions Of war BIZ
reGccad, WIS taEen up and passed-sges g.
noes l.
Ihe Eiltto provides fora committee TO and
the expenses Of the wa., and the bill to pro
vide snpeEsa*ion for the Board OF Medical
Exaut2ers, were taken up aud passed.
The g:nessl appropriation bill for II G.
psnsss 1h1s session wAs also passed, Ar
Journad.
The underwriters Of tbs steamer B;U
t7'a7, se'z:a ct Cairo, were here last night
dam 1ndinE that the beat and cargo be pivs,
to them They were asked If they ,nsu ,ei
grnpowder; they answered, No. They were
tn:n ssk7i whether iheir insurance Of o4he,
fright Was valid in case gunpowder v,as con
esaied therein They replied asain In the M
satiTe- They were then tod tha. they mieh,
tsks tbs boat at their leisure; but the mnnf.
tiors Of "ar would bs held until claimed hr
some leyal citizens ofsome loyal State, as &c.
tua1 and BONO .1fds owner thereof.
Capt Pops has returned from Ctro having
mustered tha Boys there Into the service Of
the United s!atcs.
1iey elected Bc7t. II. Prent.eg, Colonel !;
j d. Morgan, Lieut., Colonel; and CHARLES H.
Adams, Of Jacksonville, Major: Lieut. Col
Morgan vas General Wool's Assistant IN tbe
Mezc1n War, ~
As will hss seen, the House mad rasnectah1a
progress to day; tbs Senate, however, oceu
pea its time With fooling. Th= afternoon
session was mainly consumed On an amend-
17ehs to the Ten Regiment bill, providing fer
one hundsed nurses fer each regiment, which
was Fl :al!y adopted.
a sac'lco among the Democrats are employ.
Ing their ene1g:es n tho task cf crushing ont
sanotor Douglas. Singleton Ia the ]oudest,
dfsen tae busiest, and John Logan the mort
obnoxious and offensive Of the sarg, 1hey
are powe7lesa for mi5caief in the 1es1slaturc,
and the Tesult will show that Douglas holds
The power in his own hands and can strapgle
Them without TIE benefit Of clergy, whenever
he chooses.
Ihsre D. f4ir proapect for an adjournment
sine III, Thursday nccn.
Sra1saf1E1D, April ao-9P. II.
dispatch has just b son received from the
Secretary OF War, directing Capt, Pope to add
tcenty men to each company, ralsirg the total
strength 70 81 men, viz: one captain, two
lientenants, doEr sergeaats, four corporale, two
dEummers, and eighty four men. There is
great rjoiciug in Camp Yates in consequence
OF this order, which reaamIts eeyeral hundred
brave men who had been excluded from their
companies by the former order which cnt
down The number Of privates to sixty four,
, 1861-05-01

C4xF HAIDEs, April SIT is very hot t.
day, and drilling draws out the sweat, Va
expect to go to Caro- TODAY, but. don t knnV
certain. They want the Zouaves to 20 :and
leave the agsille1r, hit Capt Hayden won,t
consent. We aye al wearing the taptur, j ne.
eesaion Ehirts and slfnex.
Capt Hayden Is ont to-day, anti pretty wall
, 1861-05-01

TREsTos, N. J., April so-The Goyernor.a
Message to ths Legislature recommends two
millions losn a: per cent: also, TO purchase
eaG cannon, at@s; M naaitlons Of Wat, raising four
ofihs Government Also, for fortifyine tha
Southern boundaries Of the State,
, 1861-05-01

~ KENT.-A House OF south
rant ri M s5eet turnt he'd or urfu,nIshed Tne
qarad Refs1encsa p3r srd oy the E.a:i.1nan # ~
- y. J." P. o. Drawer E47Ha 1eqH1sa- ADDRESS.
, 1861-05-01
PFtTateerin& in V!rrlaiu..The xvar
Exclte meat.
Especial Dispatch to tbs n, T. Tribune.1


PEiTateerins in V.rgloia--rhe war
Exclte meat.
Especial Dispatch to tbs n Z. Tribune.1
PHnADE1pH1A, April Is, 1851,
Advioes from Richmond are interesting,
Toy. Lsteher has seized all light draft vessels
and STEAMERS for prleateeIing purposes. The
regular liners {oektoHa anu Jamestown are
nov bstng lifted with rrlvateering amameuts.
AMI are 10 be manned very fully, Inc priya.
reeriag enlistment is very active, anr, no
doubt, BY Tsek hence thirty vessels viii be
sent cut from Richmond alone. Wnen tbese
steamers were seized, our asg WAS hauled
down AID the Secession flag hols1ed and saln.
ted,
oathe steamer from Richmond, Just arrived,
9mon5 2oo pass7ngers, there were go Women.
neiofa tne steam-r "aB adTelt tl8ed tHo dsys
dnere N Weta over 100 applications for passage.
thousands Ware preparing TO leave the civ.
bastnsss was Frustrated, and there waa ditaf.
1ectl3n among the lover ciasses. Provisions
were very short There Is sufficient supply
OF lonr 10 Last ions IN 5nths. Potatoes wt1o
s. per bashei. Drugs would la.5 three weeks
1hgle was very nmit=a stock Of clothing,
There are between 10 0 and t, coo troops IN
Rlchlnena, OF Haon 1000 are Sou II Carplini-
sos. ALI are eager lur Washington, which
tatJ expect 10 have In q Week. Iup Surrender
q fott 5QMfer 1ntuAicates them, and they
lecl SIS though THEY Te1e onnlpoleu,. Troops
are be1tg aalIy sent 10 Harper's Ferry aid
A:eta.osis. kns. Inc beiitf Is mat there are bat
5,ooo troops at Washington, taat MARY land has
oaockrd lutura transportation, ard that de-
m.ral'z at1on EXITS at the North. II Wash.
1ngton Is attacked 1t will ne BY bombardnept,
AAoug tha pass ngrrs By the Richmond
Was Aif. Kst:hl7, IT TAs Richnsysd Whig, and,
aa II = romoted taa1 he goes auro ID to bpy
arms for me souslsrn e cJu.edelacy, suggest
% o4etrlct AtI.rAey Sml.h, that 10 should in.
tefssre vita any sucu tres=onaoIe lie go1ia,iou.
othsRs have natilrd Mr, Smith o.u,gar, a.d
aoaptless Ar. Altehis's p.aas w1u n1 .rast.a-
t=t.
Ina Virginia troops now raised ors Ee11
afin=d, buL aaay Ut tbs rank and hIe are i'm
pat:eaI OF coattul.
a. Yaers is great apprehension throughout the
etsLo t1as sstsue 1nsurr=ct will take
psaee ere long, aad pIAotera ara ooubl1ng
Eaelf precautions ard rrmo sioE their 1a.u1l,es.
~ ID sons"aat singular fret that twenty
IaAleston ladies' reacneu tbs CITY 10 night on
tae1 Wy 10 EAssera Cities Tor safety, Wills
u INA wives Of MessEs. Doubleday aua seymour
ts,:t ~ste nteru'y naa ,ls ~ lad lodgings IN tho
Gty uf CHARLESTON alter The eYacu stiou of
Fort MontrIe,
, 1861-05-01
Fiendi7h 0atra4e upon an Irish
American Gillxena

AmeFiCau CtIlxen.
NEW YoRK, April 30.-Tne sch, 3, D. Pitts ar
rived from Charleston, bringing 81 p.ssepge H.
1ocIuaing the crsw Of the steamer Nashville;
James Tracy, naive Of ireland, bis wifi: and
i've children ate passengers. Traey had de.
clar1d his intention to beclms q cltiz=n, hnd
had small firm near Charleston, which YES
conf seated by the Saeessionists, becsn.e he
refused to fight against the fsg he had sworn
to project He was seized, tied to The fence,
hands over his hea5, and gwen five hundred
Ilsaes His wife was kicked and otherwise
il; used hy tho traitors. Tracy served in the
Mexican army under Scott.
, 1861-05-01
GVaalttfn.

Nv SN TED-A Situation as Book.
w Keeper OF Accountant bv = roun- m,n f1.ta1v
from Caanda> who has had dive af. expertscca Tia
nest Eis ead toFetgn references given. sdurEes Hox
, 1861-05-01
From Missouri.


eFEE31oH* 57z1QEe4a
HARRlsBuaau, April 29---Tae Peansy lyarIa
C=nt:nl Il .i1r',ad Las g1Vs1 ths .sore1nne,t
flames for Lew bridges to repair those de'
stroyed on the NQr.nern Centyai. 4 large
numocr Of woIkm IN and engineers have been
qotetlp concentrated at York for this purpose.
They viii be protected by troops. 1t is the
iateotion to guard every bridge clear cf B.l.
sinoro; after arriving at that city, they will
attempt to pass around the city, and Feacn the
r ..lsy House ct the Junction Of the B. g. O..
and Washtr gton Roa1e. Should this prove
succ essful, IL will hold the place permanently.
PHILADELPHIA April 3o-Trains run from
Ralt.m,ee TO u b :elug, but are searched at
Harper's Ferry W secesstoaista, who arc oil
along the risute.
, 1861-05-01
Tic 1o11oWlng table Shows the total re-
ceipts Of Pr5duce from the 1st ofJanua1y,
ann,rar red with 1880 ad .oeo

During the past week the straits have
heen opened, and Lake navigation Is again
resumed. a very large feet Of prope:lers
end vessels arrived here within the past
three days, and our overhowing grain
warehouses are last being depleted Of their
etocks Business, however, though active,
has been very materially embarrassed by
f1e want Of confidence in Illinois currency.
Bot for this, our receipts Of grain would bs
kep.e Whist they now arc.
, 1861-05-01

HIaST SPRING TRADE SAFE
OF
ac SeE Bei7tesd IN Maa}e fhe-r.,dxu.,%wo,.
q e :, snasau.in Msa,san7 Bias Wainus
a4T md Black Wall Ut 3~oA8 ~ -lsaoet
AT AUCTION,
S:lesToor1a. Nc. : La:s stree. ~ o. 'l7 *t csx
2:i.iE:et "a nc se, n the day before the sale
e 10 be : ID FitIous any reserve
GILBERT, SAMPsUN q WARSTE
SS!.-z2.ss :. ANct4nnAer
, 1861-05-01
WHAT TIE Souru THINK or UNITED
NoR7u.-The Philadelphia North A!saerisan
has the following;

Southerners who come up here on business
erranus, ara utterly dambfoanded at the over
'Waelninz ucansmi!y Of tue people, their calm,
ss1tcd resolase air, the cooiuess With which
they go about taelr preparations for general
war, and lhs visible evI ence that they neither
eKp=c. compromise nor will put up With one.
Gas Alabama n,an, who has been looking at
things here, ~. down In a Market street Job
hing houss AMI shei tears. Another 8oath.
Western buyer said that be bad never dreamed
OF such s:a:e Of thi6ga as be saw here. All
who come frem the South agree that no ade'
qaate idea ct what is the real nature Of the
CASE exsfs any +here In that section. They
will. however, learn it before great while, we
hope, at the point OF the bayoaet, since thsy
will obey no other monitor.
, 1861-05-01

CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The receipts and shipments Of Flour,
Grain, Provisions, &c, during the past
week were as follows:
, 1861-05-01

Death Of 8Iahop Qnderaouk.
NEW ToRE, April ao--Blshop Qaderdonk
tlsa this tQEsaaaoa, aged ~.
, 1861-05-01
Maryland Legislature Refuses to Pas,
u Secession ordinances.

u Secession ordinance.
FREpER1cE, Md, April 29.-The House to-
day was petatioaed BY 216 votera of Prince
Georges Co, praying the Legislature to raas
en act Of Secession immediately.
Tne COMMITTEES Gu Federal Relations subee-
quentls reported tba. the Legislature poEet a.
cd no such power, and The report VEL adopted
By the Houea without diYiaioa. :
, 1861-05-01

y -. RENT-A q 1T, desirsble Dwelling
snd W.hasE sssnns G9urt hetEeen State ttrett
~ nasLe5s55 s5 5w a'enoe Apply to tae Marine BssE
, 1861-05-01
Mf&&pn.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2o--It is again denied
tnas the pessoa as7eeted Was ex-senator
E&sep,
, 1861-05-01

- Burnett's Kalliston, as Wash
for the Com .le1Ion,
@a9 MO Eaua1.
It dlstin. ushed for It. cooling aud hoohtrr
pertles, AID is admirably adapted to al unnators1
conditions OF the skin; removing Tan, sunnura.
F1ecklss. kadna aud RoBghnesa at tn SKIN &c
eurins Caapped uaads and altssta. 1he ,trt,a,Ian
eaased By The bstsa ,scut=es aud other snno,3n1
taaeess. Prspar By Joseph Burn It 4 ca. Bcst. n,
ffloa &c pes bottls. Fer saie ege2yw1era,
mY1 eG$7.
, 1861-05-01

1'o RENT -Tha large Store, No.
web.2 haks ,.Fse5 adis!s'ng ste Store Of Aes7ra
" Mea ~ ~ 5Ea or ys sear. Ters sds known
weat snrasf M Of Wabash sVGnus. PETER FAGa
Mh29e3a atnFIs1 ~""@