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FARrHRa POM May 20 The Canadian has
arrived here with dates to the 9th.
ESuLANp.
In England the American crisis was the
Leading topic.
Ar. Gregory, in the House of Commons
moved the postponement OF his motion for the
recognition of the Southern Con federacy lll
the 18th.
Active preparations to send a powerful
squadron 10 America were progressing.
FRANCE.
The Chamber Of Commerce called the at
lehtlon OF the Government to the necessity of
the protection OF French vessels in the Amer.
lean waters. The Minis ter of Commerce and
the Minister OF Marine held q conference on
The subject
Inc prospects of the harvest were bad Ir-
repafable INJURY had been done To the brandy
crop.
Inc American agents had reached France
ana were purchasing arms.
HUNGARY.
In hungary there was great sensation
owing 10 the assassination of Count Ielke -
when the President of the lower House made
me announcement loud cry OF despair was
raised.
Pesth was excited.
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BALTIMORE MArrERs.-The Baltimore Sun,
of yesterday, has the following
Jerome A. Pendergast, James Whiteford
and George MCGOWAN, were arres ted on Sat-
urday morning by Deputy Sheriff Pointer,
upon warrants issued upon indictments of the
grand jury, charging them with participation
in the riot OF the 10th April, on the occasion
of the passage of the Sixth Mas sachusetts
Regiment through Baltimore to Washing ton.
The parties we're taken to the Sheriff office,
and released on bail in the sum of $500 each,
TO answer the sevDral charges alleged against
them before the Criminal Court. Joseph
Bonnetto and Edward Isenbrecht, previously
arrested and released on ball. were re- arres ted
upon the subsequent action of the grand jury
Policeman Graham, of the southern district,
on Saturday afternoon, arrested John How
ard, alias Bull Allen on the charge Of in =
citing riot at the Locust Point camp, and re-
sisting the policeman in the discharge OF his
duty. Howard when first arrested was res
cued, it was alleged, by some of the soldiers,
but was subsequently, recaptEred on tside OF
their proteC ton, and brought to the southern
station with considerable difficulty, he resis l.
ing the policeman all the way.
The Postmas ter General has ordered the
mail serv ce between Washington Baltimore
and Old Point Comfort 10 be res umed. The
Bay Line OF steamers will therefore com
mense their daily trips again this afternoon.
mr. Samuel Gather, for number of years
conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, died at his residence, II. this city, on Sat
urday morning. He was among the oldes1
conductors in the employ OF the company.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE GULF-Arricdt Of a
British Fleet There.-The arrival Of the kar-
max from Havana, via Key West, at New
York, on Friday, brings in relligence OF great
importance. The British fleet, which Lord
John Russell announced in the House OF Com
mons the other day as having been dispatched
to the Gulf of Mexico 10 look after BIRTHS h
interests, is reported off Cape Florida. The
North American and West India So uadron OF
the BRUSH Government is under the COM
mand Of Rear Admiral Sir Alexander Milne,
*. g. B., whose flag ship is the Nile, 90 gun
screw steamship. He has under his orders a
force Of II ships and 2l2 guns, all of whic h
are available. i lieutenant from one of the
vessels had put OFF to one OF the reefs, to in
quire If :he Styx had been a Key West. from
which it is Inferred that that vessel is in the
neighOorheod.
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loss of the bark Ida, Off Cape Henry. Her
cargo was saved, and with the rigging was
shipped to Norfolk, where he was robbed
and imprisoned, but escaped to the Minnesota
There is a tough yarn but then the North
ern newspapers are compelled to keep up the
popular Steam, which they could not do by
telling the truth.
ARREST.
PEReYvILLE Nav l9-There was some ex.
element at Aberdeen last night, and three
signal rockets were fired for assistance from
this point. 1t grew out OF the arrest by the
military of three men, charged with the burn
irg OF Bush river bridge. They are named
Wilson, Mirkey and heene.
The parties were subsequently, released.
JrpaB DOUGLAS SERIOUSLY I'LL.
CHICAGO, May lS.-Hon. Stephen A. Doug
las is seriously i'll of typhoid fever. 1t is
feared he will not recover
CHICAGO May 10 Senator Douglas Is bet
ter this afternoon, but his condition is still
critical.
FAILURE oP ANOTHER BANK.
ALBANY, n. Y, May 1S-The Bank OF the
Capital closed It's doors at noon to-day. The
suspension grows out OF heavy defaults OF
some Of the direc tors. Great excitement pre-
walls.
UNION MEErIEu IN MISSOURI.
SPRINGFIELD, No, May Is "A large Union
meeting was held to-day. Numerous speeches
were made, ali announcing secession and the
mill tary bill passed by the Legislature.
MAINE REGIMENT.
New YORK, May 1S.-Owing to reports OF
measles prevailing in the Maine regiment
they were ordered to encanp at Wulett g
Point, where they now are.
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THE VIvASpigRR OF THB MONROE RrFLEs.-
A noble spirited young lady-Miss Leona
Neyilie-has yoluntee her aid q nd services
as nurse 10 the ranks OF the Monroe Rifles,
attached TO Col Hunts Regiment. The cere-
mony of her formal reception in this sturdy
ters on Julia street last evening, ard was wit
messed by large number of ladies and gen
tiemen. She WAS presen ted TO Lieut.. Hinckly,
OF the Rifles, by their commander, Capt. Ben j.
jamin. In a very excellent and Impressive
speech, and the Lieut.. formally presented her
10 the soldiers, who welcomed her with all the
Difference and respect which careful. soldierly
training can instili into the military man
The young lady had of her own free will
chosen TO brave the dangers of the battle
field, and must indeed be nerved by the forti-
tude OF Awe like to have said, f" hero'-weil,
s. hero be II, for she looked the hero, with her
nicely fitting black alpaca uniformly. o.
Dsita, l6th.
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A DKrERxIsRD SrIRIr.-Among the Missis-
sippi troops, which left for Harper's Ferry on
Saturday, we met with one gentleman who
has had the misfortune to lose his right arm
from near the elbow. bat who, although re-
jected as unfit for service, has determined to
follow his State troops. and take part with
them In whatever conflict they may be en-
gagged. He fought CALAMITY throughout the
Mexican war, and declares that he is yet man
enough tor any half dozen of Lincoln's min
ions-ths aim OF his rifle being as unerrlng as
1t ever was. He pays his own expenses, and
Is ready TO sacrifice all he possesses consid
cradle fortuns-in driving back the invaders
FROM our .-LvacAburg Repab.
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SCRRESDgR OF THE REMAINDER OF TIE U. s.
TEooPs IN TExAs.-The Galveston Civilian,
of the 18th inst, has the annexed interesting
paragraph:
The San An tonic Ledger learns by gentle
man Just returned from the Leon, that the u.
=. troops surrep dered to day to Colonel Van
Dorm, without much trouble. Nobody hurt"
These were The last of the Federal troops in
Texas.
Indianola and Galveston, reports: "Col. Van
Dorm had fully succeeded in his undertaking
against the remaining portion of the I. ). a.
i'll Texas D. PicGVuRe.
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BLOODY REScoSraE.-The Nashville Ga

truly melancholy occurrence took place
at Columbia, Tenn, yesterday morning Mr.
Reynolds got into a difficulty with his broth
er-in-law, Mr.. VIM. Porter. Deputy Sheriff
of Maury county. Mr.. Porter was shot and
instantly killed One of the balls from Mr.
REYNOLDS pistol by accident struck Mr..
Burgess from Pulaski. and wounded him 30
severely rs to cause his death in few mo-
ments.
To add still further 10 the depiorable char
acter of this occurrence, Mrs. Reynolds, who
was present during the shooting. received a
ball through one of her hands, infictiBg =
painful wound. Two shots also struck Mr..
Reynolds, but he was not very badly hurt.
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AUCTION EALEB.
FUTURE DAYS.
by r.. II. Cook. Auct.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS. &C., AT AUC-
" TloN.-On WEDA E5DAf, I'D inst, AT 10
O'Clock, Will sell, al the store Of II. W. Dobson,
Esq, on Main, two DOOR below the cOruor Of 2lst
street, all his stock Of GROCERIES, &C. In the
stock may bs fouud
bbs. superhne and Extra FLOUR;
10 " assorted LIQUORS;
LARD, SUGAR, CuFFEE:
TEA, SOAP, CANDLES, &c;
Together with variety Of articles usually found
in Grocery store.
AT THE SAME TIME-Will be sold l Ward
robe, Bureau, / Mahogany Crib, l Bedstead,
Chairs, Cooking Stove, Kitchen Furniture &c
TRRMs Cash on the spot
my 20 Z. b. COOK, Auet
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NnRFoLK. Nav 20. 1901

Yesterday afternoon quite a warlike scene
WAS witnessed in the vicinity OF 'SeWeii
Point" 1T about & o'clock, 4 brisk cannon
Adiug took place between the steamer mon
Ucello aud the battery AT that place, when
was kept up for many minutes. The first fire
WA made by the Monticello. This was
promptly replied TO by the battery. No dam
age was done whatever to the battery, ard
great credit IL due TO the men for the cooiness
and bravery used in handling the guns.
The Monticello received several shots from
the battery, which caused her rapid retreat.
Ii IL supposed that the cause of this attack on
tha part O. the steamer was TO prevent the
erection OF n battery. This is but the COM
mrnC~meut OF what promised to be a more
-erious affair. Fortunately, hut one man on
guard ia the woods WAS hurt, but this is not
rrTluus
Siuiliul gunners were at the battery, but on
account OF the position, much disadvantage
V ~ - parenced.
The men in good spirits, and worked
manfuily.
hear very heavy firing while l write.
LENA
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prikex in The &ouIh.

The following information shows that the
''ball has opened in the Southern waters
MoBELg, May l6--The New Orleans barque
Ocean Eagle, with lime, from Rockland,
Maine, was captured this morning by the pri-
yatesr Calhoun.
MOBILE, May 1.-THE steam privateer w
captured prize, this morning, the ship
Marshall, of Providence, Z. l. The capture
took place just outside the bar.
Another prize was also captured to-day
name unknown.
The Charleston Mercury, of Saturday last,
says:
A gentleman who arrived here, yes terday.
from Wilmington, North Carolina, informs
us that large ship--name unknown-got
aground on the Frying Pan Shoal, on Wednes-
day last. Her boat came into Smithville N
O., for assistance, when a ug-boat went to
her aid. She was assisted OFT by the tug, her
captain represen ting that she was bound on a
whaling voyage; but from the very large
amount of provisions on board, the suspi-
cions CT the North Carolnians became ex-
cited, and they have reason TO believe that
she is Il Government trans port, bound TO some
military post on the 9ulf-perhaps 10 Pensa-
cola. They have consequently taken posses
sion of her, had her cargo taken cut, and have
carried the ship in to Sinithville. The supply
of food on board is said TO have been immense,
the ship drawing twenty -one feet Of water
when taken, and she is said TO be a large and
fine vessel
+. S.-A dispatch which va receive just as
we go to press, Informs that the vessel IN
question is the Thomas Watson.
The following is from a Florida paper:
The citizens of ST. Augustine, hearing OF
tive vessels al New Smyr loading with live
oak for the Federal Government, immrdia u y
formed company of thirty men, and under
command OF Lieut.. J. Burlington, proceeded
10 that point on horseback, While another
party star ted IN boats, for the purpose OF
making prizes of them. Before they reac led
SMYRNA the vessels had left. The volunteers
succeeded in capturing the steam tow boa,
George NJ Bird and securing about $50 GOO
worth OF live oak. The George NJ. BIRD, on
being brought TO St Augustine, on Monday
last, was saiuted by Lieut.. Hopkins, in com
mand of Fort Marion.
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CAPTURE or a SUBMARINE BoAT.-Q ute an eI-
cItement was lied III the upper part OF
Philadelphia, Friday morning, by the seizure
OF Il submarine boat, The invention OF De Y IL
lerol, Il trenchmau. 1t WAS going down The
river, and struck on an island. Four men
were found aboard. Viil-roI said he was abou !
taking it 10 the Nary Yard TO test, but the
officers OF The yaro dlsciaime any knowledge
OF him.
The boat was constructed sometime since for
raising wrecks and other submarine work,
but was never put in active use. 1t is cigar
shaped and II tee of iron is 80 feet long.
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From Ohm.

CINCINNATI, May 20.--Sixteen thousand men
are az Camp DennisCn.
Aaron Harlan has been nominated for Con
gress in place Of Gov. Tom COrwin.
The bridge over the Miami Ca1al fell yes
terday fifty feet in the Canal. No one was
drowned
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BALTIMORE VESSELS CAPTURED The steam
tug Live Yankee arrived At the Phiiadelp hia
Navy ard on Saturday morning, from
Hampton Roads, having i'll tow three schoon
ers loaded with tobacco, in cashs and boxes.
The names of the vessels are the Emily Ann,
Mary Willis, ana Delaware Farmer, ali ow ned
III Baltimore. These vessels started from
Richmond TO go to Baltimore. Finding it I'M
possible 10 pass the blockade, they quietly
surrendered 10 the Harriet Lane and or
ders coming from the Minnesota, the flag
ship OF the squadron, to have them taken TO
PhLadelphit, they Were taken in tow by the
Live Yankee.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Riehmend Dispatch.

Especial Dispatch to the Richmond pispsteh.1
DEATH OF A COLONEL OF THE NEW i6Rk
VOLUNTEERS.
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GROCERIES, &c.
BACON, LIQUORS, &c.

BACON, LIQUORS, &c.
4oo bbls. Cincinnati Common WHISKY.
200 bbls. fine Mountain RYE WHISKY.
rs bills. common jim and French BRANDY
D hali pipes Hennessy and Otard FRENCH
2han pipes Holland GIN.
20 bb!s. Port and Mac eira WINE.
% bDls. and half bbls Blackberry, Cherry
and Giager BRANDY.
half bbls German BITTERS.
~ bbls Gns Virginia Apple and Peach
10 bbs. Northern apple BRANDY.
IS bbIs. TruIps RUM.
IS hhds. prime SHOULDERS and SIDES.
1000 sehooley's sugar-cured Worlos Fair
HAMS.
loo Smithfeld HAMS.
SO tierces nd bOls. prime Western LARD.
20 kegs LARD.
100 bb?s. Extra C, B, A, Crushed and Powdered
SUGAR.
so bbis Brown SUGAR.
800 bbls No. l. and MACKEREL
100 bbls. Family HERRINGs.
2s 4. D. CHEESE.
0kit. No. iMAGKEaEL. @"1' 'Aoo I"
half bbis WHITE FISH
81 bbls. Cuba and N. Orleans MOLASSEs
5 half boxes LOAF SUGAR.
tierees GOLDFISH.
2s bags Rio and Laguayra COFFEE.
Loo boxes MUSTARD.
sou DsAiJOHNS.
50 bundles Wrapping TWINE
chae AND P Ps@RR aaS
50 boxes Ground PEPPER.
Lou Days SdOt.
50 dozen BROOMS.
LOCO gross MATCHES.
20 dozen BARREL COVERS
400 dozen BUCKETS.
10 dozen cedar B5.
500 boxes TOBACCO
500 reams WRAPPING PAPER
81 Kegs SAL. SODA.
20 kegs BlCARB. SODA
300 kegs y AILe.
$500 CIGARS
Is half chests Green and Black TEA.
70 boxes Milcheli's CANDLES.
loo boxes Adamaptine CANDLES
Col9ats's Detersive and Fancy SOAP.
/ ask the attention Of the trade TO the above
stock, which desire TO sell for cash
THOMAS JONES,
nv 2o-lm No s Main STRAIT
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Drs. B. Ward, 4. I. Bell, and Mr. r. S.
Bell, Of Norfolk, were captured while on a
sailing excursion, last Friday, by the frigate
Minnesota, but afterwards released.
The Legislature of Tennessee, on the sth
inst, passed resolutions providing for the
holding of q Bank Congress OF the Southern
States.
Hon. John ]. Crittenden has declined being
candidate for Congress in the eighth dis
trict of Kentucky.
The Jacksonport (Ark.) Herald says pow
der mill has commenced operations on w hi Ia
River, turning out 900 pounds daily.
q. Haywood, Esq, was fatally wounded at
Nashville, Tenn, last week, by the acciden-
tai discharge of his pistol.
The schooner Indiana which was seized by
the Pawnee at Alexandria, has been permit.
ted to return to Baltimore with her cargo.
Hon. Wm. Smith has returned from Wash.
ington TO his home in Warlenton.
1t is stated that Gen. Wool arrived al For
Monroe on Friday last.
The Letcher Guards, of Augusta, Georgia
will start for Richmond this week.
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INTERESTING FROM NORTHERN TExAs.-The
Galveston Civilian has the following dispatch
from Houston, dated Mckinney, Mays:


from Houston, dated Nc Kinney, May 6:
We are in 4 blaze of excitement lust al this
time. Lincoln had reinforced Fort Washita,
and the natives became somewhat alarmed on
the second instant. Runners from Sherman
were sent to this and adjoining counties for
men to go over to Washita and capture them
and take their arms. The next day abou t
one hundred and twenty five men started from
here and went to the call; other com panies
did the same; aud on their arrival on Red
river they numbered seven hundred men. In
the mean time, the United States troops being
apprised of our Intentions, TetIeated t. Fort
Arbuckle, and also got the force from Fort
Cobb making their numbers about eight hun
bred. Our troops are now holding them at
bay, and have sent Tor reinforcenents. The
dispatch arrived here last evening, and TO day
about one hundred men have left here, and
understand about two hundred from Lamar,
aud two hundred from the Red river counties
and about two hundred from Dallas. You
may soon expect TO hear OF another victory Ter
Texas,
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From ashipgtou.

WASHINGTON, May 20.--There are fears of q
pestilence among the troops.
A fugitive slave, who had accompanied the
troops to this city, was day given up to hi:
master.
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NORFOLK, May 20-l:3o Z. M.-The report q
heavy guns heard al 10 o'clock this morning,
proceeded from the battery at Pig Point Nan
semond river. They We're trying the range of
their guns.
All is quiet At SeweIls Point.
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pRtyArRRRISa-Retaiia ttoa.-The financial
ar ticle Of the N. o. Picayune, May lo,) says
In the absence of any important develop
men is, the market presents the same quiet fea-
lures heretofore noticed. One Of the main
topics of conversation WAS the achievement OF
the priyateer Calhoun, which left port last
night, and early this morning took the bark
Ocean Eagle, OF Maine, as prize. with a ear
20 OF s.I4s bbls lime This Will be immedia to-
ly followed by the announcement OF more
i'm portant captures. Other vessels are oelng
rapidly fitted out for similar expeditions.
Our afternoon dispatches contained inior-
mation OF most gallant feat on the part OF
the Federal forces. They have refused TO al
low the transportation OF cars Tor our city
railroad, which in other words amount to the
forcibe seizure OF property contracted and
paid tor some time since This IL equal 70 me
robbery of chicken coops in illinois and Ken
lucky. on the presumption that they were
destined for this place, Not moments time
should be lost in retaliatiag to the co!npieie
extent Tor this neutrality-suspicious. OF the
properly of Innocent pas ties. All the bills,
credits and other ayaiiabies of Western and
Northern parties should be sequestered with
out delay. This Ia the only remedy for the
vandalism with which hostilities are now be-
ing carried on against US.
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All is quiet At SeweIrs Point.

Correspondence of The Richmond Dispatch.
CommeRdable Heroism If a Charlotte Lady.
RIcHMosD, May 18th, 1861.
The following souk stirring message, sent by
lady OF Charlotte 70 her husband, who is a
member OF the Charlotte Troop, that marched
from that county on Thursday last breatbes q
tpirit Of such lofty and self sacrificing pstri-
ousm and affords an example so worthy of
tultattOu 10 others Of her SEX, who are SINH
IJiy situated that deem IL my duty to send
IL 10 your paper for publication. Your cor
res pondent, who is himsrif member of the
same company, having been unaToidably de-
tanned at home for a day or TWO AT ter his COM
rsdes had set out on their journey to this
place, called upon the lady In question fwhose
husband Is one OF his most cherished friendsl
on tie evening prev ious To his departure 10
Join bic company, for the purpose OF taking
ave OF her, and OF aseerLaiuing II she had
thy special communication to send by him 10
heT husband Being 100 much oyerpowered
ny h"T lveiings To express herself us July us
hht ~lshed during the brief interview i had
"ith her, she addressed he note, a short
hue afterwards, from which l extract the
following sentence. which would have re-
H'ct"d credit upon Il Roman matron in the
PsimAest days OF the Roman Common wealt ::
Tell my dear husband to hght braYeIy; TO
1'itnd his country that ] love his honor
more than my life to let every thought of
nome Of ME. and OF his children, nerve his
arm 10 hight for liberty"
luis noble sentiment will be more highly
appreciated by your readers when state that
tI'r TAR heroine who altered IL has been an in.
raIio Tor years, and had 10 be propped up In
.Ief bed, In order TO write the note from which
t '4' foregoing extract has been copied. l deem
- proper TO add. ALSO that her husband IL
"t,hy son OF noble and distinguished sire,
Sua oears name iiiostrious Iii the annals OF
"s1ala. Surely, the husbands, sons and
Sio'Aefs OF such heroic women, In Il struggle
l I1l lheir liberty, their firesides, and their
'-''1et, LII lost be ingincibie. RANDOLPH.
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ALBERT PIKE AID The INDIANS A letter from
Little Rock, Arkansa says:
Capt. Albert Pike has been commissioned
by the Southern Contederacy TO raise ana
equip a regiment OF Indians for instant
wee. The Captain is Idol with the In
dams on our border. He has secured to them
So many comforts and they are SO fond of him,
that he has often been urged by them To be-
come their Chief, aud he can readily procure
Z command of live thousand of them if neces-
sary. He goes at once to the nation.
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YANKEES ON The CoAsT.-It was ated in
town or Saturday, that TWO small boat loads
of Yankees went ashore on Friday near Cape
Henry and commenced sundry dcpreda tlOns
at the location OF the Light House.-Torj folk
arr,
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a YANKEE TRICK.-Dr. Rawlings, the NJ
fist and correspondent OF Frank Leslie s
Magazine, accom- panied by TWO brother New
ork correspondents, on Saturday paid a visit
to this city. They were tolerably well
mounted and after ordering II champagne
dinner, TO which they IN yited several gen tie.
men, at Green's Hotel, they rode lively
through town, and attrac ted considerable at
tention. Whether they became alarmed AT
our we'll dressed and well drilled soldiers or
not We cannot say, but they never came to the
champagne dinuer.-4lerdHdriG Gazette.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Assassination of a Count, etc.

hNGL4ND AB0CT SENDING 4 Pow ERFCL
SQU4DR0N TO AMERICA
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nobs ~ HockIss CoUErY, Osro---The Hook
.hs tOhio) Sentinel states that u preacher
-. "@u Nv. Spears, OF the Free Wesleyan Church,
"a "a " ara township, Ia that county, waa lew
,ny sSo taken from his pulpit by force. and
h, elected from the house, on account Of
re ADVISING tie negroes toRrm themselves.
'siai negroes have been t6fred aud fsath-
a., ana other negroes have been ordered 70
iease the county.