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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-18
VALUABLE EARN FOR SALE

One of the finest Farms in the County for sale
or exchange for city property, three and half
miles from the city, on the MI Vernon road. For
further Information enquire of Shanklin Hardin,
Real Estate Agents, or Ben Stinson, in HALLS
Block, Third Street, oopposite Crescent City Hall
juy15-3t
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OHRRERRs s-gLB -V-O. a23.

Notice Is hereby given that By virtue Of ara
order Of sale Issued out Of the Office Of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas Of VAN
derburgh county, Indiana, in favor Of Joseph
Fisher Nathan RoWley and William Kolle, and
to me directed, In pursuance Of which writ, viii,
on FRIDAY, AUGUST ID, 1861,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ~. and O'Clock
p w. Of said day, at the door of the Court House n
the city of Evansville, Fanderburgh county Indl-
ana, offer for sale at public auction the rents and
profits for a term not exceeding years. cf the
following described real estate to-wit: Lots No.
one and two q and p in Block No. one hundred
and fifty -four (154l IN LamascO City, in the Coun-
ty of FRnderburSh. and State Of Indiana. And
should the said rents and profits Of said real es
tate not sell for a sum sufficient TO satisfy said
writ and costs, will at the same time and place,
offer for sale and sell the fee simple Of said real
estate for the satisfaction Of said writ and COSTS
without relief from valuation apprasemsnt
JOHN s. GAYITT, Sheriff v. G.
L. G. Stinson. Pi'f's Atty.
July llth, 1861. iuly12-3WW
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

sS SH fsss " HP HyansE 6y 1Ss
J. & e. IvINSON.
Manufacturers of
IvIN50N'S
Portable Steam Engine.
The Best and ohsapsst now In use
fVINSON'S
IMPROVED STATIONARY ENGINES
sarpass all others in simplicity of construction
| IVINSON'S
Portable Circular Saw Mill,
References through tho country where
it has cut I.OOO feet Of inch Lun-
Der in forty minutes.
TvINsoN'S
Latest improved Steam Boilers
Consumes only one fourth The fuel Of
ordnar Boilers.
We also manufacture alt kiuds OF Maehinsry sucs
appertains to
Railroads, Steamboats,, Mining, Distilleries
Flour, Corn, Sugar, and Malt Mills,
Tobacco, Wine, and Lard Presses,
Sash, and Muley Saw Mills,
Also Sheet Iron and Cop
per Work, House
Fronts, Win
dow Caps
and Stills, Ven
iilators, Crates, Iron
Railngs, and every des-
crption of Iron and Brass
. Castings Dealers in Steam and
Water Gauges Gum Betting and Pack
ing, Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe AM
Fittings, &c, &C., at Manufacturers
Prices.
Old Metal Bought.
: Jobbing and repairing of all kinds dom
at short notice, and workmen sent to al
i parts to set up and do repairing on Machin
cry and Boilers
Send for a Circular and see Price Lists.
April Sd, 1861.
KVB EsN RGH S.
4 do-au for 25cts at
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F1xssOAVT4o.N. or c0F.FRTJV.E :

The cOpartDership heretofore existing between
Bierbower Pearce has been dissolved by the
withdrawal of Jas. II. Pearce from the firm
WIN. BIERB0WRR
June 2Ist, 1861. jupe22
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0HBRTFF7s s.9LB sS-O. 223.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of an o.
der Of sale issued out Of the ONCE Of the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas Of Vanderburgh
county. Indiana in favor Of William Kolle ". Ma
than Rowisy and Joseph Fisher and to me direct
ed in pursuance Of which writ, WILL on
FRIDAY, AUGUST I'd, 1861,
Between the hours Of ten o'clock A. H., and four
o'clock NJ, Of said day at the door Of the Court
Horse in tho City of Evansville, Venderburgh
County, Indiana, offer for sale &c public auction
the rents and profits for term not exceeding seven
years. OF the following described real estate, to-t
Lots No. one and two q and q, IN Block No. one
hundred and hfty-four lI5dl IA Lamasco City, and
OTIS No. six and seven (6 and -, In Block No. one
hundred and nine (lO9), In Lamaaco. Aud should
said rents and profits Of said real estate not sell
for sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs,
I will, at the same time and place, offer for sale
and sell the fec simple said real estate, for the
satisfaction Of said writ aud costs, without relief
from valuation or aTpraisement laws.
JOHN g. oAYITT, 8. v. G.
Chandler Hynes, PITTS Attys.
July 18th, 1861. iuly12-3ww
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AVUAsN- sWHaNL,
u 40 bushels fresh ground Corn Meal, At
juns22 IA. COOKS.
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Amelia Hickox, Edwin W. Clarke
Sidney Clarke. Ossian CLARK Ike, Ju-
liza B. Lewis. and John Lewis her
husband, James J. Clarke, Daniel
d. Sloan Sophia Hathaway, and
Frank Hathaway her husband
Emma Jane Parkinson, hosely
Durham, Albert T. Durham, Mary
Ann Clute and Gerardus S. Cluts
her husband, Charlotte st. John,
and Elijah Fl. st. John her hus.
band, Nancy Knight and Francis
L. Knight her husband, and SUI
san Abbott, and William II. Alb
bot her husband.
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n@We are ,ebte1 to Mr.. Graham, of
Adams EXPIRES, ~ bundle of late papers.
Do SO again.
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NOLDKERS .4TTR.jN-TT,

e O.aRs -9.V.EI G.gyV-DLES.
~ A complete assortment and variety-both good
and cheap-can be procured by calling on
sale hy JAS ERSKIHE q CO.,
tulvI7 No. AZ Main Street
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Court Notice.


STATp az TNDTANTA In the Nsnderburgh Cir
FHnderonrgh County A. D. 1861
No &c. 9th Day
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tappearing by affidavit on Ole in the once Of she
Clerk Of the Court aforesaid that the defendants
above named are necessary parties to the above en
titled action the object Of which is the partition a
Real Estate, and that all the above named defcnd-
ants are non residents Of the State Of Indignai
notice Of the tendency OF said action is therefore
given to all the above named defendants and that
the same will stand for trial at the next term Of
the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, 70 De begun and
held at the Court Hruse, in the City Of Evansville
in the County and State aforesaid, the hrst Mon
day in October, A. d. 1861.
In witness whereof, I, Louis Richter Clerk
of said Court herounfo subscribe my this 4th
day Of June, A.D. 1861
july2-3ww LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk, v "a. O.
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Wanfed

Wanted Immediately, three good active men 10
work on a farm near Nation, Ills Steady en-
ployment, aud good wages given until about the
first of November next, by
juno 10Th, 1861. NJ A. LAWRENCE
.&OLDKERS a FT%.N@T1OyN@Y
- We have Just received per Express sample
lot OF Military Caps, latast styles Those not pro-
vided yet will do well to leave their orders at
early day possible.
VAUTIER a. MARCONNIER,
maya No. 80 Main street.
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AJs IRIS OF ILL hE.N-Ds;
e. For sale low, by S. Il. GILBERT & co.
tunes No. Sycamore ST.
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Thomas Z. Swain, Jr., Charlotte
8. Swain, Elizabeth A. Swain
William NJ. Swain, Josiah Dun
ham Clarke, Julia Douglas, viii
liam Brockway, Samuel mosely
Brockway, Horace A. Brookway,
Ebenezer ID. Brockway, Eliza d.
Brown aud Nathaniel d. Brown
her husband, Augustus Brock
way, Kathleen RrUckways r.
yiRg Brockway, Mary Ella Brock
way, William Sloan, William
Henry Parkinson, Winfield 8.
pusenbury, Eugene Dusenbury,
Lueila Dunham, Harriet Dun
ham, William NJ. Swain, Thorn
As K. Swain, Elizabeth A. Todd,
Walton III. Blood, horace Dun
ham Blood, Mary Il. Hadley,
William X. Hadley, William 0tia
Blood, Laura 4. Blood, Thomas
T. Blood. Joshua v. n. Clarke,
Horace Minis aud Elijah u. May.
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SORERSR! CNERSR
q A consignment of Cheese, so box es, lust re-
ceved and for sale cheap by
july15 ROBERT T. o'RILEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
THE STATE MILITARY BOARD.

ALBANY, Tuesday; May 81, 1861.
The State Military Board has been busily occupied
all day with bids, examining samples OF various
articles, ano in the ordinary duties Of the Board.
Tie Un,n Regiment formally o'gsDsed. 1t ia
composed Of the following companies: Captains
Rodgers. jay. Bartlett Of Bnghamion Adams OF
LYONS Wau.ers of Rochester Perkins 81 Lima, Mar
tin Of Mount Morris Gardener OF Angelica, Chambers
OF White Plains ChilIes Of Albion.
The following officers elected by the Regiment
and confirmed by the Board: Henry w. Slocnm Of
Syracuse. Colonel; Joseph Cha mhers oiWhiie Plains
Lieut. Col Joseph J. Bartlett, of Bnghsrrton, Major
The regiment con,idered good one, and -eveIal OF
the companies are famous certain narksmen with
the rife.
Major j. Egbert Fanum presented to the Governor
the formal az eep,ance OF the Sickles Brigade by the
General Government.
The brigade is formed OF five Of the fourteen extra
regiments called for from Washington, and will be
moved to the camp-ground ON Staten Island, On
Wednesday. They der the orders of tto United
States. They will be commanded by Cos. Hall, Aus
tin, Williamson Taylor, and the Colonel OF the Excel
sor Regiment, which us yet lie under the oomniond Of
Lieut. Col. Montgomery. Col. Austns regiment, the
New-York British VOlusteers. have been already IN
speeied by the State Board, but apply, day for To-
lease from STATE service.
The Hon. Geo. Briggs Of New York was before the
Board to-day, eDdeavonng to secure the Organization
Of a brigade, Of which Col l.. d. ID. Baker will be
RIigadier.GeDera The Let Regiment Of Washington
GuarJs, Col. Taylor; I'd Regiment Scoa Life Guard
Col. j. II. ii. Ward; Col. PrSgs Regiment. Col Mat
ti.ons California Regiment and Col. James, Regi-
meDt, who have solicited Col Baker 70 accept the
post of Brigadier-Genera, will probably form the
Brigade.
The I'D Regiment, Col Walter Phelps, go into
camp tomorrow, ii, Camp Wille,, TDy.
The Quartermssters' Department presents singular
appearauce-flled nearly the ceiling with samples
of all descriptions of army equippage Some handsome
arms were exported to-day by Merlin g. Bray, New
York conpri-ng rife muekets, holster revolvers, and
very efficient weapons ia the shape Of rcvovers hrng
ten and twelve sbois by means Of d,uble chamberet
ba rels and double-actiop triggers. They will be
taken by the State.
The State has confirmed the following election:
9th Regiment, james f. Kerigsn, Colonel Edward
c. Chsrles, Lieut.. Colonel George Mounoy, Mayor.
3ls. Reviment- Carl Hephan, Lieut.. Colonel. Col.
Pratts regiment, not yet numbered, Calvin h Pratt,
Colonel; VIM. II. Brown. Leut.-Colonel; Addison
Dongherty, Major 9th Regment-Edward Frisby,
Colonel; Charles T.. Brurusl, Lieutenant; Col. VIM.
NJ. Learng, Major.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
IMPORTANT SEIZURE OF ARMS.

"Ah'i"ohh, iufeoay May II, 1901.
This afternoon tw.' companies numbering 100 musk.
ets from the Pna"eiphia camp, crposed of Conpa-
NJ T. Lieut.. Rusgled, Company @, Capt. Phelps, tie
battalion undcr The command Of N or MeLane. came
70 the city, and proceeded 10 unoccupsd honss near
Green Mount Cemetery, and seized large quantity Of
arms stored therc, oempr ing coo muskes, the box's
marked Virginia usaskete aud 81 boxes containing
1000 pikes, tie boxes marked " From Denmeads
TIE Whole made tweniy six dray loads and were all
taken TO camp, and thence 10 Fort MciIenry. TIE arns
had been in the custody Of the city authorities.
The camp a, Locus, Point quiet and orderly.
TIE remains of Col Vosburg passed through this city
nt O'Clock thin afternoon escorted by detachment Of
the fist Regiment.
The eighth company Of the Baltimore Regiment,
eighty men, PROCEEDED to-day to the Relay House.
THIS regiment will scarcely compare with the New
York troops
General Lee was at Norfolk on Sunday.
Two thousand troops from Mississippi arrived at
Richmond yesterday.
Passengers on this evenings train from the West say
that there is strong body of Southern troops at Graf
ton consisting of regiments fIow Mssispp and South
Carolina.
c. L. l.. Lesvy WAS nominated Lore to-day by The
Union meu Of the Tbid Congressional District VI Dali
tmOre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
ANOTHER PRIZE.

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, May 2i. 1861.
The ship Gen. ParkhiIl Of Liverpool for Charleston
has arrived in charge Of prize crew Of the Niagara
She WAC spoken off Cape Roman on the 18th. and Oh
dered of. The next day she was captured IN attempt
ing to run the blockade. She was towed up TO the
Maryland.
The prize ship is 600 tuns, with general cargo,
large portion being salt II is supposed that arms and
munitions Of war are concealed under the salt.
She wac commanded by CAPT. Forbes the former cap
tain being murdered on the outward voyage by some
OF the crew.
She had Two Secession lagt flying.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, May 81. ls6l-r.S.
Captain Forbes denies having known-sny'hing Of
the blockade. display Of Secession flags. Ailer his
vessel was brought to by shot from the Niagara, be
was furnished with passport to proceed to any port
North. lie hois;ed flag bearing the Initials OF the
owners and then the vessel seized on tho suppos
ton that the flag was signal 10 the shore. The se-
cession flags which were board belonged 10 Pike,
the former captain of the vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
GENERAL HARVEY AND THE STATE OF
MISSOURI.
Sr. LouIs, Tueslav, Nav ~, ]

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, May 81, 1861.
Major General Price, Commander-in-Chef OF the
missouri Militia arrived art night, and this morning
had an interview with Oil llarney, when plan was
agreed upon for the maintenance of peace and the
avoidance of future conflicts between the Federal and
STATE Governments. They mutually declare a common
object that of restoring peace and good order 10 the
people of the State, sabordlnaon 10 the laws OF the
General and Safe Governments, aud upte IN recon-
rneudiuR all persDns To respect each Others rights
throughout the State and make attempt to exercise
unauthorized pO xers, il is the determination OF the
proper authorer 10 snopre,s all unlawful proceedings,
which eau only disturb the public peace.
Gen. Price pledged tie whole power Of the State
officers t. maintain order among the people OF the State,
and Gen. Haruey declares thar this object being assured,
he e,, have no occasion as be has wish, 10 make
military movements, which might Otherwise create ex-
eiement and eaoGsies which be most earnestly desires
70 avoid They therefore etjon upon tie people to at
tsud to their civil business and expressed the hope that
The unjust elements which have threatened go seriously
b disturb public peace may soon subslde, and re-
smembei ed only To be depi'red.
A private dispatch from Helena, Ark, announces
Ihe explosion of the steamer Kentucky Yesterday and
a loss of 20 lives including both the clerks, but no
nsrticnlas are given. The Kentucky wac Memphis
and Vicksburg mail packet, and valued at $1,000
private dispatch also announces that the Southern
Confederacy has establisi cd blockade a' Memphis,
prohibiting the passage of all upward bound boats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
CAPTURE OF THE ALEXANDRIA SECESSION
FLAG.
PHTLaDHLPBiA, TUESDAY, May 81, II

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, May II, Iooi'
A gentle man who arrived from Washington tbis
evening SAWS that the Secession flag which has insued
the eyes of the President for some time past, floating
prominently over Alexandria. was not TO be seen uiiS
morning. II was reported that couple oil Col E,i'-
worlds ZOuaves had crossed over during Tie hign',
escaped tie vigilance Of the scnoes. cut II down anu
returned safely.
The train this evening brought the remans OF Col
yosburgh Of the Seventy cst New-fork hee"men''
escorted by tie staff and q detacbmeht OF ''e nee''
ment. The funeral ceremonies ut Washington were
exceedingly impressive.
The recent rains have been very injurious TO the
health of the Philadelphia troops al Baiu"ore Iheir
location is by no as pleasant as represented
Col. Lewiss regiment is located IN backyard lie
has les sick n c most Of them from rheumatism and
other diseases resulting from dampness. Col Lyie's
n9th) regiment is located in an old skating pond. His
also visited with tickness. 1t understood that
they were to remove to Federal Hill this afternoon. AL
preparation had been made for that purpose.
TIE New-York 9Th is sil undetermined as TO their
future Trey anxious 10 remain If there
is any prospect OF the campaign opening but bnsi-
ness connections which surround most of them demand
their attention if their services are not absolutely re-
CURED Tor the present. Tley express much regiet ~
the njudciou-ness displayed in quarters threat
ening upmerited rebuke if they return. They will
submit entirely the recommendation of Gen. Scott,
who has the matter under consideration.
Much feeling continues to exist regarding tie shoot
ing Of young Howard of u Washington City Company
by policeman, and anxiety lie felt for the result OF the
trial as determining the relations Of the civil and mil
ary authoritie- The high respect entertaioed both
by the troops and citizens among whom lie bad been
raised, increases the interest iei, in the matter The
statement published that the family had received 5000
from tie Rhode Island troops is entirely Incorrect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

Tx MrxoprAx.-The Lodge Of Sorrow OF New
York Lodge. No. 800, Of the Ancient and Honorable
Fraternity Of Free and Accepted Mssons' convened .
their oe.room tCorahisn last evening, 70 do honor
% tho memory of the late E. @. p. WiIkins lsrgs
assembly Of members Of the fraternity and aiiss an
ysp,lsmen friends of the deceased present. tn
ode. while Thee we seek protecting power" wae
first sung, followed by prayer from the chaplain, tAa
Rev. Bro. Anzi Camp. In the remarks by III
worshpsul Master, wm. B. Smith, 1t was stated tosA
the deceased was tho Hrst Junior Warden Of thA
Lodge, his exerions conducting much 70 he prosperity.
Tue funeral Grafton was pronounced BY Bro. Chssaso
Taylor, who paid high tribute 10 the uod~sty -
worth which were combined in an eminent degree -
Mr.. wilkins; Of bis literary sssairmsris; and Of Id
social and manly qualities which - endears1 him -
his frends Other hymns were then sung, GA selse-
ton of Scripture read, when the mprersive funesal
ceremonies after the Of the 0r6x. took plass
w. P. NJ. Henry +. L. Bunting, ONO .ssisg. The sx-
ercises concluded by the singing of an appropri.A
anthem and the PrVscnnsiDg Of ~ bsusdissioa By -
chaplain. ga -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
CHrcHAGo, Tuesday, Ma,

CHIcHAGo. Tuesday, May II, 1851.
At meeting of bankers and merchsots last night,
was resolyed 10 receive ut par the nstes OF 81 banks
having circulation Of about q, 50O@0. Ttis bow.
ever, does not suit several OF the largest jcbbinQ
houses because exchanges cannot he had lees than -
per ce1t on this list. This diversity Of option tsads
TO restrict buriues. Change, some holders refusing
to cell except for gold or exchange.
AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, Tuesday, May 81, 1851.
The Albany Asserting House for state cuncncYs
although at first associated with the Bank Of the Into
ror will lot he Al affected by the failure OF tbs
Bsrk. is operation will lie continued BY the Mo-.
chants Bank Oh Albany sno other banks IN this cfvs
and It's organEa ion will be stronger than before.
Tho furry observable at some Of the saving Banko
Yesterday IL over to-day only few struggling Dope.
itors being seen at the counten Withdrawing deposits.
The Aetal amounts drawn yesterday were 30 small -
not 10 res n the character OF q run.
TIE Bank of the Interior, new institution, whish
he's been in existence but few years, and DONG ba-
ness almost wholly with Canada. snspended 1t IL
coee of banking hours to-day Its circl alton Is faS
secured by State stocks and its few deposo fully
secured The suspension does not affect banking intsN
ests here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
TILE GOOD SHIP AR0O.
$50, 900 WORTH OF TOBACCO sAPE IN

Sl5O,800 WORTH or TOBACCO sAPE IN PORT.
The Argo, which, while on her way forn k"h-
INK nd 10 Bremen, luden with valuable cargo OF
tobacco, was seized Ia Hampton Roads by tho oom-
uander Of the MnDerota, and sent 10 this port III
charge Of q prize crew, arrived On Sunday evening.
She Is u fine large ship. built in Maine. aud COM
nsndod by an Eastern captain and will prove r'ch
prize 10 the crew Of the t-am fyate. She was sur
rendered into the hands Of United States Marshal
Murray en- Monday, whOimmediatey placed two of his
deputies on board The libel will be filed against Der
to-day and there can be question but that sae Will
be coulscated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
THE REBEL CAMP AT HARpER's FERRY.

CHAxsERsBuRo, Pa, Tuesday, May Il, 1861.
Two reconnoisances pushed southwark from this
point yesterday. There is report today that they
pen.traied the lines Of the Confederate any and went
deliberately through their campo They saw go
troops ten miles from Hsrpers Ferry and 700 at VIII
Transport. No reenforeemens arrived to-day up to .
O'Clock at the latter point. Nothing Is known yet as
20 tho movements Of The troops from this point 1t ia
BELIEVED forward movement 10 certain as soon as
Gen Williams returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
SEIZURE OF A POWDER sLOOP.

Harbor Police Boat No g. Coxswan Nesbitt, on Tues
day morning at O'Clock discovered the soop Times in
the North River deerl laden and looking very suPcl-
ous. Upon boarding y she was found to have $50 kegs
Of powdrr suugly slowed The parties having tho slocp
in charge were arrested and sent the Stationliouse
for examination, while the vessel remans 10 the keep
ing of the police,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
THE THIRD REGIMENT N. Y. VOLUNTEERS
(ALDANY).

Tbis regiment wont iuiO encsmpment at Camp An
aer,on yssterdny. The whole day was occaI I'D 10
pu,inR tho camp In order of which It stood sadly In
need. In some tents nine zen empty bottle: were
found TIE appearance OF The camp has some what iu-
nroved and the Albanisns will have Themselves alone
10 blame for any fature ofcoupLibt. Yes erd
group Of the soldiers Oft duty amured themselves by
firing at target with their rev vers. They have
some good sho's smo- hem, ons ey :aoad " CAV
til bow hoy NO thsi wss2ohs H. 80 es'J'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
FROM ANNAPOLIS.

ANsAPoLIs, Tuesday, May q, 1861.
Gen. Butler, and staff, with two guns OF Capt
Varans battery, left in tue steamer Gaia Inc this
evening for Fortress Monroe. Col. Smith and s'an
syiIl pay a visit TO Gen. Butler Tomorrow.
TIE 18th Brooklyn Regiment are awaiting orders to
proceed 70 Fortress Monroe.
The artillery corps of the S,h New-YOrk Regiment
rroceed to Washington on Thursday morning.
Gov. Hicks lie expected home tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
TELEGRArliC SEIZURE.

TnEETor, N. j., Taetday, May q, I85I.
United STAIRS Marshal Deacon and deputies. by
order Of the I'm States Covenant took possession
Mt O'Clock this afternoon, Of ul the toleg7,phe d.
patches in the offices at Princeton and Trenton IN
this State. They number back several year. All
have been placed in possession OF United bses DIE
trict. Attorney Kealey. at Newark.