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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-28
Ten Year wire.

lfyoa sre IN trOvble or qnandary. irlI y0ur
wiis-thai il Il you have our all abou, Il at
once fsn To one her inveh,i.i will solve yoar
difficulty sooo-r than All your logic The wit
of ~Omas has been praised. but bsr INSTINCTS
ar quickrr and kecser iban hrr rcnsdi Coun-
ssl With yeur wife. ~ ,onr Ho,tcr. ~ yuur .;s
ieF as'i b. assurcd that "a. ~iil aash upsn
your darkness Wo'aea arr te0 cota6onIy al.
jsdzcd as ver'isut IN All Ba, purely womani-h
sSairs. Ma philosophical ssuiIsnt Il ihr s-x
tia- jsisez tiiem. Theif in-titsti ous ~ insirAt
more .ai,tis. All n isey - naot sec y sat ~
tss s.esl. ticrr : No eas ficrc ~ connssiins
ena is ell bis trsabic b his wias We wos,iI =,
fsriior aa'i sdsise hia. % kcsp aono a be a.
fairrseesst irou b~r May a home has hssn
haPPiIy saved ana many 6yytubs re,tie,e.l. "
man ft,Il enaG,iesre In his -i.euef kalfe Ws
ass is iar mor~ = sser sci = v'roflet n,sa iu.n
4 .As b. gissss = fais chanoe AZ v general
r4is. wives esrssle NJ raiause-s ~ thir pl.ss
spl ,loasskt- ~ ti,elr hasia.i. having no n.
soiteness- 20 scless frosa ti.sa why MA %
eiP~aie q tst Scr the gleasarc ~ lusetisQ ear,
hsienr~f We nre eeftsm shas ne r,as snccsssas
- ~slI b ne woris - ~ Wi.s aklsg par
pr ~ lie. makes her ~ partuer 81 Al NJ.
Yspo~s- so sopes Whas = wros,a ~ his i,.,-
y .,ses ~ hsireaaent = e wiI eisck sns -, r,sss
wiih h.r alan~s osive4usiiy nrht ii,s,inets
"Hslymeet" wss no Insignificant sisis. =. AZ
giiel % s,aat e,sai.snioft ~. = a aeetA.ln
% bIm n every daFtse-s, eiaeuisy sd sss,oe
~ list Ard Wh@s ~ ne., Graves asi No.,
deserves, = eossfdencs wilh0at wh;eh lo,e 4.
asssr lsee fos.i .sesisv.
~ Plensite thihks n = yossg lady kas
tAosesuf affts ~ vsiaalf, isfsi x ,.',.. -,
aIfaetam~a -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-28
POETRY.
Heart E.choe..


oid -pass' they mug nyoa the brain.
shasiSfs i,giu The fsr,c.f spheres.
an. svs r'T'r fl'sitiing spell. rr,ttc
a., ihc s.'rsasrss iosc 81 cy~.sr ,.srs.
"nh tl''t.<h l-'sctih fh- -.zl thev h,
,hsf yale Srnis "a hsa"r,-,i dead
snrs un.noIf.l Ioua.l tlse aearf.
' s'h n hai'SNei hesn ihsy .ke,l.
Es' inever guessed hsw large
Tai, M, Vas Ia tisi> hoart uf nat,s
'".' c'ss 'suh cNv. by chaar, I Esp,i
NsH s"ra i-B.A. sb.s. st.ryS.p.
~ ., osck o. - - clear =, thov,-i,t.
bsi Yesterday lsid Il ,hysn.
MI There foun1 TIE Wished ~, ,ln.
That -pskc of days 5ur,ver t..~s.
20: when smAi the ~urii ~ do,,lt.
49, w hight aud stssfe In wgtrh vsc 80.
VIC sers some charm by which a, .b,,.
So,ne tcnIorsiy gricf ava.
Ss, u'sy u'sl hove sssch pirssarcs ror.f
=. The iayoTltes ~lo r.. tTafre IA. ,lI,,.
fof ue. NJ tsd a honi-iirr -..rn.
Ain ian me Nth sutUe dear eid SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-28
Dngmia fres press.
BY GALLAHER d CO,
G III A Il l. l. = y O w N.
Thursday Morning, Feb. -, 1861.
BY GALLAHER a. co.
For The Tirgiaia Free Press.
THE INTERPRETER.
CuirrER III.

Cu,rrER IT,
History: Annois u his Enterprise
On Saturday, Nov. 2c,h. 1853, n small sheet
appeared in city Of the United States, which
Inns since been excluded by ,eccssion but. al
though the protector Of thattLeet bns changed
his locality, and seven years have caused many
mutations IN affairs and in men. Yet has purpo-
sas, as declared in that sheet remain fixed and
inmutable. That publiraiion--u under ii.e sig
niheant title, THE INTERPRETER" con-
iained, in iis editorial eolpnns, the following
announcement
''ESpoRAL REsroSamLrrr.-wc start out
whether as King Bishop Priest EDITOR. Mayor.
Recordcr. Governor or President.
We battle not for or against men ; hut Tor Ger
mi n vital prireiples, and against oihcTs which
VI, ienr ne nneh as We lear deadly poi.pn.
W. ART tolcrant--nay, VIC arr kind aud char
itable-to all who differ with US, wh ether in re-
lision, politics. edueaton. any other grrat
matter OF public concern.
Therefore. there in no necessity Of our name
being known. Our name is with the agents ;
and they are authorized, mt their own good dis
ere,iou, TO reveal that matter, which is of 40 lit,
tie Importance To any one. IL they deem it nee
| essary. Suffice it 10 add, disiinctly. that no,
the agents and printers, but the proprietor and
editor. /, ,ol..lv r,.non.,h,,. Co. r., ,,,;. 80.
eun;.rv and o,horr;.o
An ;..ns,of an, J.,.,.,..,,.,., ~ H..
sand copies was followed. two days after.
waris--(t yit ON Monday, NOV. 2sth, 1851 -
by n second issue of ,br.,. ,Lou...d e,,,;.. of
i.lentically. the same ;,.n,.--,Le t.,o,.hle -.
eep,ion by the relieious con,m,,,;,v ;n.,;s,;nr
tim, re.i.s..
An elaborate "AdIress 4, Rsod,,s.- in III,
same issue. set forth mipu,,lv ~, sr.ciy,c ~
srRuNESrALrr,Es-of a moral. SOCIAL. doae.t;c
EDUCATIONAL character heln. to ,le E,l;to, !,
his medi,ated endeavors. In ehap,rr,, such a.
these now issued. we canned pos,ibly give even
a synopsis Of that address some e,,rnc,.
howe,er. are now introduced n. -, ,,.eI nj n.
I qaaiiiy ;"
III is the ofice of an In,errrc,er .,o.xplaip
or expound. In assuming 20 dei,ca,. n 'lu,y
we are aware OF N, rspou.ib;i;,,e. we ipenr.--
Ills task is truly difieaIt. Who. in good G,;,h
endeavorp thus 10 serve III. kllow -erea,a.e.'
.
MAN is himself che riddle ~h;.h pe,d.expo-
sition for, in our various e,nploymenl.. neigh
borboods aanlies,.rel,r,on. and pol,ie,. ,ksrr
are many things. which arc ealei,ias.,i To pro-
duee abe conviction that our interest. are NO,
- "', 80 ~ 'eA'y '.'""".'"s ,"','
-. esr,,..,sa.t.. ~" ','s !" a,'1, % 'se
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eorauacv viva slr.s oi The si,isea, a whatever
',.,. - D., - a.. -. "'', .,.' ~ a. ~, ~ 20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-28


wstehcA, Jswelry, fapcy '!oosIs. Cutlery. Clocks,
sIri Military G"o-is at Sv~rv dc.-rilai.n
such q swords, 4 / a,,st -sashcs.
Hnis. Isee. Buttsiis. A~.
n1fu,y Companies f,rssskei cot,flefs S,fL s-.ty
a X RI b.
Now ofeuinr q iis,i st,rL .r New C:ooi. sue
a. Amerra.- Ensrli. Gcraan aud frrreh jv,Vrlry
Va sc,- nnd sic Iieec- Dct quality Cold Wntcc,
ETriisa Irsess. Skretor do bupirN. 4 ciIor E-catc
tasni, lefics. s.ry small iur iaies. >et with
lcari. aad ',iairolsi>, elegantly ena1telii isei+t
sieff e.d Charter Sccaad wstehes Iauiinr Il care,
Cshi Wairse. u every variety.
R1si spzsi-h rsn-. @
SILVER. ..ali. h.rf Pergi and Leather CAr,l casr-
dn.. do, d,.. fur1 Adiaivs.
Eie-sa s:ih a-.si b-oa1e.l G,nrks ca-silehra..
aLBtTA W-tRE-spsi.s., foTkS, Ladies. huffei
ir,r. Sr., - TIC ic~t IIuaiitN.
PLiTHD 4 - spi g. sfe. S-ss. Ctsinr~. WsiferS
Cakv bsskfts. Nes,fRllc Dishes, Turcr.ts, ns.firI
MS~s Csrsile-tschs. fcnkctti,-s. rrrk saif Cellars
T..rts-e Ai,cll Caa,i,s. rev ayirs pzlis.. and A.
r'-Eal Table tu,l.'fy. is-os-. Pen n ayes. rayors.
si@r'hE X ise- Ma;,c s.Se- .. $50, AMI pain
wasehnnIcr.' Tool. g9d Mt:oriai.; yatrh Gi,sse.
isst Files.
c. B. ca.of-'r the ahssl s.s,I, on ,hr very best
terms. Call ard eNaiuiGe.
Dccemher 1. lSs9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-28
Inatant RalInf

soa Cahis 49, Gougts kyar'. sssevrz pe.s1r.i
u Nisilr's haitss Wid iiefry H.. I,..s~,.,..
4syref Esrsrtprsnf. Hruan's Rrra.rts..l Ts.r.ss
rts,'lrs,s EsTeetsFara, o. ssls ~
No~s' EM cAwrAs8I-
(tURE YOrH CofEss - wi.asss u-t..-. ,,..,....,,.
A,Norltal, Ayfrs psfiorsi. hisisal rrfsf $500 -
h,gshouad - salt ~ 20
So'.b. BH4Ka = BCKxETT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-28
The Southern Confedcracy.

CONSTITUTION ~ THE NEW CoNFrpERA,,
'ne Provisional Constitution adopted by tho
secssic'i States daHrr. frnm the C,ns,;,.,i,, 81.
,he nIt'-i states IN several important psrticu-
lars The alterations and ad,ii,.ons are a. FOL
low:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-28


lst Therc is No prohibition on member, of
Congress holding Offices of honor and rnol, .
incnt under the Provisional Government,
md. lisre - no provision for "A neutral -po .
Tor the iocniicn of seat of government. ar 70,
sitrr Tor forts, arsenals. and deck yards con...
quently there is reference made TO the terri.
tor'al powers Of tie Provisional Government.
ord. The section in the old Constitution in
reference 10 capnation aud otLer direct tas i.
omitted ALSO the section providing that no tax
or duty shall bc laid an, exports.
9Th The prohibition on States keeping troops
or ships ofwar IN tune OF peace IL omitted.
S'h The Constitution being provisional mere.
!y no provision s male for IT. ratification.
ANESpNENrN
let The fugitive slave claus, Of the old Con
situation i- - au,cDdcd n 70 coniain tn, rar,l
slave. and To prorisi6 Tor full compeu-at..n ia
cases Of abduciion or iotribic rescue on the mar,
OF the state IN which such aldaction or re-. ~.
may take place
md Congress by a vote of two ,birJ., may
Ht any time alter or smend the Constitution.
IrYruaiR, rHpvisio>.
LIST The Provisional Government is r.,r,,.,.l
TO taxi immediate sieps Tor ths settlement of all
matters beiweeb he States ip,uing II ard ti,.,r
o'Irr late cunivsleratos of the 1 uitcd states IN
''el"''oh q" the r"hhc proi-rty hnd IL pul.l.c
az
N"n'go'ncryis h h.A.le III tcu,pornr, .eat
4 government
sfd hi- Constitution i - continue on, ,,ar.
u''less altered J., iWoth,r,,s voter or snrers.-
ded by q p,lnD.lsht Gn,rrnnent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-28
CiSH HOR AEsKOsS.
IIolyolay Annuals.

IhliNsf NofEs Aiifsf's lii.tenc.
~ adri'. q iiisry - sss-ffiefsis n,xA s.ffns
-faf.i NQuren ID. fbe Sauih. di.f riiisl 80
~ iAiefafurt. utf1ffaifsf ski fzlTff 4ifs ~
sesi' thiaa Fs.,s fssist aafilrsf a.
bHia- fvnh@losi W ainE 1rsks fiea.
Nffnen+ tkafii,r Ca-es tefcs'
-1tr'ssi-. A.. a.. isF ssk ~
~ =, lrfe. HilI1Ji a nCINETf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-28

etsr Pfonsiee thihis n Yousa VA, k.s
fAosesuf aFFes ~ vsiaalt lsssi ~ ,sasa- -,
~ y eoeeiads shst thsTt susss.eni ,,Ioss. ~
atiacba.sns -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-28
ALTERATIONS.

is'. The Provisional Constitution .i,tTrr. from
The other IA this That the legislative pou,r.
oi the fro' sional Go,ernn, nt are vested IN ,b..
congress now assembled, and this boiV ,..r-
eises all the functions that are ,xerr,s., A., ,h-
er or 10th hranSLes OF tbs niic,l states Gov
ernmpat.
fnd. The Provisional President hold, Li- of
nee Tor one Year. unless ,oon,r -uIs seeded T.,
The establishment Of a permanent Govsrn-
ment.
ID Each State is erected into a distinct iudi-
e'ai district, the Judge having all the power
heretofore vested the District AMI ctrr,.,
courts and the ssyernl district Judges to..,tb. =
compose the suprcmc b~nrh--a ina ,ority of Tia, =,
constituting quorum.
tth Nbcr.vcr the word Il mon" .--c,,rS i i,
the niicvi States Copsiitutson the word Co, d,
iederRey' is substituted
TAX FOLLOWING ARK Ins ApDifoNs.
lst The President may veto any sonar. &.
appropriation without ,ctoinE ti.. whole ball n
which It Is contained
2nd. The African slay. Trn,le A. p-oI,ibi,.. /
Srd- Congress is empowered to prohibit n q
sitrodnction OF slaves from any stat. not a men {,
ber OF this Coniederacy.
4ih' All appropriations must b. upon ,h ,
demand OF the President or heads Of J.par,
ments.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-28
bALTlMUkE LOCK HOSPITAL.
0e. Get hmsann.

VIE m % sssodsr q III. celehr.,ri In.r,u,sos sssr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11
City Intelligence.
PfKy In TIN BowEnY.

nsswssn three and four O'Clock yesterday morn.
inx fse broke out 10 The crocksry ssro, No a67
BeWepy, owned by q. r. Essr the fremsn e1tin-
rrshed the dre uet as It YVES extending 10 the roof
ann back part Of NE joining building, No. $685. Tho
loss on the stock Of crockery VIII amount to about
chancs and Traders Insurance Companies The store
and back Of No. 1854, were occupied BY Mr. Mailer
and family aegar store and dwelling, their nss will
be about $780, insured 1f 81 900 in the Columbia Insur
ance Company The buildings owned by James Orom
bic. They damaged about S400, said to be insured
The origin otthe fire b unknown at present.
FIRE II EAST TWELFTH STREET.
Between eleven and twelve O'Clock on Tuesday night
IRE discovered in stable In the rear Of No EOS
East Twelfth street. owned and occupied by Peter Nc
Girn The damage will amount 80 about $Ae1, insured
for $7o0 in The Peoples nsurapes Company. Supposed
TO be tho work Of an incendiaU,
FIRE In -ERsT royfy.rHInD STREET.
About eleven O'Clock tuesday nigh. Gre broke out
in the match maaufactory Of B. & H. d. Howard, No
$50 Wees Forty third steea. Tbe eremen extgulah ca
Inc are before exte died. beyond its place Of origin
Damage aboat $780, I No Insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11
The ANDERSON HOME GUARD.
CONSTITUTION GRAYs.

This now regiment Is organizing under the New York
State Militia LAWS, and the regiment Ia nearly fnu. They
have adopted neat gray uniform, which costs but few
dollars. Application will be made for oomnssiops
s.d VII bs furnished ~ the State The Board OF
officers will meet es the Jefferson hAsket aymory FRI
day evening next at eight o'clock. IDdspendent or
gxnized copanies os&hef uniformed ununformed and
Oahers wishtng 10 IN ths regiment, invited to be
present. Application may also be made to A. Bogert,
Colonel Commanding, n his Office, los Bank s!ree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11
SECOND REGIMENT N. Y q. M.

Lieut.. Campbell Is nov in tho city. and he will take
twenty-five for Captain RsIds company the last at
this week. Captain Brady will also take NV epodmen
for h csnpapy Apply at the srmory In Seventh street.
near fhfri avenue.
Captain Bfedy and Lieutenant Campbell will Leave on
Aounsy for 1!s regiment now N yrshsa, and nsy VIII
to join ad esye amsdiAtelY fur Washington will apply
1t tho arery, IN Seventh street, near Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11
Violent storm at MONTREAL.


violent wind and rain storm took plNoe here yester
day. II lasted bat short time, but did considerable
damage. One Sf the Grand Trunk Railway eheds a.
Point 81. Chafies wss blown down, aud Others were
badly damaged In the city many trses and tsunee
leveled sheds unroofed, chimney end sahaas blown
down, tho oonsenis Of number OF humber yarde gent
tered shout the stroete, and several peseons seriously
Injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11
THE MOZART REGIMENT IN WASHINGTON
SUSPICION OF FOUL PLAT.
Hymn the Washington Star IuIN Rl

[FVom the Warrington star, July
Yesterday soldier Of tho flozart regiment, named
Roby, was taken Ill in Second street, Irdisns
avenue, with violent cramps. he was taken into the
tavern at thecosnsS Of Indiana and cord street.
and ysscens sent for Who t.ied all in their power
to reiisvs him but feared for time that his III.
would prove fala From his statement appeared
thst he ent at the invSton Of two persons dressed
attzens Into restaurant the avenue, Second
street. drank With them and after coming out, be
passed syound the and suddenly taken with
the cramps. lie cent to the government hospital
In the opinion OF tbs ply s;CaAs he had been poisoned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11
Arriy Al. and pcparturss,

brrgepoOL.-Y sauship Edinburg--Nadame Carr'e and
.ysyshss xry clark md txo ofdsen ME- ssssa MES
Y ob1dreI ftSrssn Capt GTJo6n1 4 Ns,ileop, Mr.
u xgse. or S5ech, Hdmberwod, Kones. MT souai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11
SWORD PRESENTATION TO LIEUTENANT
REYNOLDS.

sword sash and belt, wore presented 10 Lieutenant
Reynolds OF Company X, on Tuesday evening last, by
the United Association Of Journemen Marble Cutters at
thar meeting rooms, West Thirty second direct. Tho
presentation WAS made BY the President, Mr. Arthur
0'Roark. end happily responded to by Lieutenant Reg
nnfs. Speeches were also mndo by Joseph j. Dugan,
Henry AcOadden, John J. Brennan, and others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11

Markets.
PHgkADxLPHIA STOCK BOARD,

Markets.
PHgxADxLPHIA STOCK BOARD,
ras1ApxIrBIA, Jay los 1851.
Stocks firm PenRayfEeria, stats So. Tsx: Resdfag
Railroad 1914: Morris Canal 80; Long Island Railroad,
Ok; Pennsylvania Halassd, 373s Sight exchange On
Yiour ausnA irregular: sales 600 bsR. family 1t
SAs Is 10 Wheat lower red, g. 0a,a.S ~; whlas,
81 0SA41 g. CosA scsyue sales 8Ge0 bushels u6xUt -
40c. a48Xe wAiksy duUat Idc. a t6Hs
DUz7AAo, July 1e-W.N.
Neux ppnhwaad. whapsnrmsr saies ian nigSttaea
kstEh Milwaukee cab at To. 1900 bushsls pcine Ne.
!, s a. sns g. &C. sssss's Kss S Ss1
uAnaF fre,tAAs f,sn. Inp6rts-S,pe0 -es4S fcae, no
sS s ss s "ss.s, esra. 60 sussz
tya
FlDuf steady and n tAs dennsG Wethers Ssssy ~
nosflg &sIaa iSVAinseiss Is geo xaaAeisNp 4h,caso
ct nc, 400 %, Ksnosh4 e56n. Corn sseags: safss
Is 600 busdss a. S1ca Canal Grn boats scarcs.
e0oo % eprn, $500 en ys: oahsi eaIurl-1n belN
hoar, Is COS oushSt vhaa3, oenDo<e, com, s13 f2tN
do. rye.
eswxp, J15 10, 1861,
Of bHsss sase aest ssalaaels 6n.csee asAy .. ~,
and 000 hnshAls Suph efassn cub ~ tArns.
Cosa md uek greins apis1. cnA freisHs un4hanges-
Flsag Csc, vbeas So, pe.n 10 ts4c - NeN YORK.
LskA mperts-l-toa bhh. AoR, 2s.ssO hcaeeas wheat,
II 10 hulhrn 1hsa4 l92Oe busAss cora, s4,soo SoSh
eli tHsss, seoHnskah1ye
TIE E1muc.erua- kasn sfurmea By
NJ RAAaam spenpriesr ttsclarendOa Iats. q sssa
tca Sprisgs fhstfhs rsnszt fhat his ssuss has been
cosea wAh0st tn hast fo1adstnn infsot, bat that
b stu open, and Gin rsnain fu the reception Of
pseeas % usual.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11
Sad Accident to the Wife OF Professor
L0ngCell0w.

BoeroS, July 10, 1851.
snd accident occurred At the house Of Professor Long
fellow last night Mrs. LoDgfsllow wassmsnng soaking
some envelopes, when lighted match set fire TO
her clothing. She Was burned 30 badly that there u
hardly hope Of her recovery In endeavorng to ssSe
his wife, Professor ongfeow seriously but not d.
tally burned.
BoeToE, July 10, P. NJ,
The wife Of Professor LongsIiow died from her burns
about to-day She was the daughter Of Hon. Ns-s
than Appleton. Prof. LoDgfellow will recover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11
THE INSTRUMENTATION IN THE GARIBALDI
REGIMENT AND IN THE NEW YORK FIRST
GERMAN RIFEES

The Washington Star OF the 9th inst gives tho follow.
Ing account Of these sffairs:-
Far some time past there has been disagreement
about ratons, pay, duty, &C tween Captain Tskatsh
and Colonel dUtassy the commander Of his the
GarbLaians Yesterday he and two other captains and
eight lientensnts signed paper asking Colonel dUtassy
and the Lieutenant Colonel TO resign aud leave the Major
fused to permit it 10 be presented to Colonel u The
Seventh company refused, with the Italian company
{A.s to dr yesterday afternoon In consequence Colo
bel dUtafy thou ordered Captain TAka,sh to give up
his sword AMI 90 under errest. Ee reflaed, and cr-
dered bis to load and resist MS arrest This they
tsn crossing the bridge at ten H. snd bvousckng In
the public grounds the end Of the bridge.
General Mansfield, hearing OF the affair through mes
sage from Captain sskstsh sent sQuadron-CompAnes
and OF Second United States cavalry aad company
OF United States infantryto arrest the whole party.
suce Of the United States cavalry and infantry, Captain
Tskssh walked his men, formed ,hem In lne and order
ing them to lay down their arms stepped forward and
delivered up his sword, prisoner They were immedi
ately marched to the Treasury Building the quarters Of
the Second cavalry where they are now held prisoaers
awaiting Gen Sc0tts orders.
The leuteuants OF Captain Tasatsh's company, and
thirty Of tbs non commissioned officers and men remain
ed In camp, refused 10 join In the revolt.
On Aonfay the First German Rifles, Of New York, I'M
der command OF Colonel Bleaker, marched 10 the
Arsenal to exchange their arms and receive place Of
mens Seventy msmbsss Of the regiment refused 70
take The muskets II WAS understood Whey expected 70
DO equipped with the rife with ths sabre bayonet, b
being disappointed they refused the mukos altogether
This Standardization c0aN not be ovog hooked, and The
party arrested by order Of the Colonial They
gold Artillery and fully committed BY Justice Dom
70 await the orders OF tho proper military authority.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
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Arrival - the Canada A1iifsx 81
Edlnburg a. Kew Yerk.
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A New Reading Of the Law Of Blcckade
in England.
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Tho Blockade Of the Ports Of New Granada
will Not DO Recognised.
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Mapoleon's Terms with tho Kingdom
Of Italy.
s~c~o~~~~Soen~oAo>o0.
SERIOUS AGITATION In HUNGARY.
THE SULTAN OF TURKEY A REPORMER.
81, 534, 800 In SPECIE ON FREIGHT,
&so &ss 10.
THE SULTAN OF TURKEY A RRFORMEs.

HALWAx, July 10, 1851.
The ounard steamship Canada. from Liverpool n teA
A. n OF Saturday, the 10th ul via Queenstown even.
ing It the aoth arrived here at bali past fourP. H.
She has thirtysx passengers and s5lo 900 in specie
for Boston.
The steamship Austraiasaan, fromNew York, arrived
at Queenstown Of nine P. n. Of the 2Sth.
The West India mail steamer had arrived with f127 900
sterling IN specie.
Largo instruments Of the Chinese indemnity psid
into the Government Bank n canton On tho 2 April
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AID FOR THE WORKING CLASSES, AMI
TIE FAMILIES OF VOLUNTEERS.

Tho Joint Special COMMITTEES Of the Common Council.
appointed to consut with most prominent and inaa
ent citizens for the purpose Of ascetang the beat
oourse TO be adopted by the city authorities aeorse
the condition Of that portion Of population dependent.
uprn their labor for maintenance, have aGued lsrso
number Of Invitations to prominent citizens inc ling
the editors az the leading daily papers, confer wits
them Friday afternoon next, as thsee O'Clock in ina
Chamber OF the Board OF Councnaen. They win then
report back 70 the two beards tho result q their de-
alterations.
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THE .LINCoAN CAVALRY.

CoOnd. ncRUpap!, who 10 INV In washir gton, teie
sraptsd tn Dig regiment sAst essplrg thAt the govern
naest has agreed 70 fnrus.h hOrses, equipments umy
unifssms, and s<r3stdpg- nsosssary " the complete
sotas OF has regiment Orders tbas effect have been
seued There 10 ret room for few eperprs.nE young
men of shD right stamp. Cob, Metropolis ia dlssin
guished ofce and he in.es TO make the Lincoln cav al
craak regfment Members OF the regiment are
quested No report tbsseves ut Amer
osns It pnbrows riding school, and tho Germans ut Elm
pAik, TO marrow rigin a; eight o'clock.