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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-13
gspn Sen. Wtc@Ienans Ssrnreesgorps.
.scI)arfes Gefec,t bel yfid, Wtpumtaim- Sic Nehclen

GClarfeS GefedDt bel Rid) Mpuntaia- Sic Nebcllen
in Die 5lnebt seiebIasen.
0ealtn4 Num, So, II, Suit. Geltern
Mabmittag f0np bet 9tiA Mouutatn, 3pet Diet
len Gltli@ BON bier, Elm 1Narfe8 @efeAt ltatt.
Der 8eino, 1000 Mann tart, mar wUbl per@
l9an3r.
0egen 3 llbr eeltern frilb 9in9 General 9(o@
lencranB, pom Sen. Mc@lellano OlOllip init
Nbtbeilungen Des s., 10. unp Is. Snptana unD
ps6 10. SbiU 9teJimentt6 bier ab unp marlNute,
auf mibiamen 0egen, unsefabr s Meilen melt.
sic iblu9en It . purd) Die Gebuihe ulO un9av
ben I6lteBIiA ben 6etnp 9eBen 3 pbr Nabmtt-
tags.
Sin besperates @efe4t eing IOfort al, pelbes
unaefabr cine un0 cine Babe @tunoe Darerte
unp Dem 6ein0e go 8pDte un0 cine Mienge Scr
wunpetsr foltete, Mebtere Sfii3tere wurOen ge
langen 9ellpirmen. Der SeinD murDe gum gBet.
den aebraNt unO flQb nit 3uriidlallung pom 6
@sIhusen, elmer erpBen Nn5abl pCn 9ferpen,
@afen, Deden, Wa9en, 2a9er9eratbl6aften II.
{. II. Ser Ssrlult Der BunDes<5 ruppen mng gez
gen 20 Gupte unO 40 GerpunOete betragel,, I'M
tee ben legteren beftnOet lid GQpt. Guamtlier pom
10. Snpiana Te9tment.
OfFsieIer geriebt ees Sieses Der 8mnSe8zSrsppen
infer Sen. succ G elan.
8afDtngtpn, II. Suit. Der nadfoI~
9enpe Ssrl6t wurpe i'm 0%auptquartter empfan9ea.
6aupt Suartler- Department pes Sblp Jtid9
Mpuutain, 3d., IL Suit 8 llbr 8prni.
Sol. 6. D. 3ppnlenp,
@ir ltnp i'm 8elis aler GerlGan5un9en 0e5
GeinDeS Bis s1 einem Dunfte III per 9lnbe ppn
8eoerlY MIR baben ale leine @elhilse unp ptde
9Sa9en, 3slte II. /. 10. genpmrnea, &ura mir
babsn NQeS 9enpmmen, mas CT bate unp nebens
BET cine 9rpBe An5abl 0efan9ener, pom peren
ptele ~pernuuDft linp. NuG nabnlea mir meDre
SfT5tere 9eFan9en.
Der 6eln0 bate ptele 3epte, llnIer gerlujS BE-
trast 20 5epte UNI. so Germunpete, pom penen
ale nit 4nsnabme ppn 2 oper 3 Der @OlCnne
Sol, gtolencranB on9ebDrteu, Der Uelnp
I.Fob in ner 9r0btsn nnUrOnun8 III Die 9SalOer.
llpter Den &rte9szO efau9suen %befnpst li6 Dr..
IaYlor, frlber IN Der Sfr, st. 2ltmee.
@pl. 9eeiau fuDrte pas Commando. Die
GYlonne pee Sol. JtolencranB pellteB pa8 2ager
9eltern 0lorgen unp marla)ute ACT Al(eilen BURG
DE Berge. @r erreiAte ole StraBe ali einenI
9untte 5lpet bus prei Nieilen i'm JIudst pes Sent
Des. Sc iGluJ cine Noant~0arpe pes 6etape0
Mnp nobm lbr 2 &anOneu.
S0 bate cine Steluns fir 70 GanoRen in
Der 9labe pes 9auPt- 2aSero uno ais %ptelelben
aufselablen wurpen, erfubr Id, DAB Def 6einp
li9 3uridge3csen bate. SD rildte jsgt auf BE-
perry Dor mt elmer Nbtbetlun9 per &rlppen pe5
Gol. 0iplencran3 unp bin nur 3 Ntellen ppn Dem
Srte %entfernt palsr GrfoI9 1T pOlltanpis unO
fat blutlos.
SA apeiile paran, Dap ggtie uao Sobnlon fiji
perelntsen werpen, un MID 81 ilberrpalti9en,
Oas Benebmen Der &rlpPen i'm geleft nnp
9e9en Die %G5efangenen mar bepunDernewertb.
IS. 9. Mc@Iellan,
@pmmanpirenper Oeneral Niaipr.
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StUeite 9epeINe.

Quincy, ST., II, Sult, Die 8ritfe aui
Der Quincy unp 9atnYra= s Ienbabn iber benz
leIten 8luB fabrenD, ipurpe gIeiGfalls nteOer9e-
brannt, Sen Wtatber l6idte cine Nbtbstlune
Arttllerte, Gaoa1erte unD Snfalterie mtttellt Ell
nes 8pptes mad MlartOn Gd9, 6 Ntetlsn IiOli6,
nit Der g6eil nng, BON pQrt ilber 2anp gu Sol,
Snltt6 5u ltOBen,
Quf Dtelent Wege lltngebt paS COMMANDO Die
a%baebrannteu Sruden, mug aber einen Ntnrld,
pom 80 NteiIen au Oielem Gnpe 5~uridlegen+
Sen. N(atber i6tdte cine 3nette Gruppenab=
~tbeiIunq anf Der Slincps unp YalmYra=Gtlen@
balm mtt rem 0sfebl ab, it's btelen N6eup Die
Serbtnpuna I'M ieDen Drets III erGHnen,
Sol, 0alncr traf beute Morsen nit 800 Yf.
elm. CT braA 8eltern Gin Se3e1fon5z9a9er auf,
po6at er eineu 2teutera1tt g~efangen nabm.
Son clifton uno BON Gbicaao lit lie Elm 9iegt=
n,ent Gierber beproert pUrpen.
Die nqDten nntitanpe peS @efe1t8, an Dem
Capt. NeeerS betbeill9t mar, werDen fpl9cno an@
9e9eben Die GIT Mtenroe ltebenpe Sruppc maGte
clue Grcurlipn tn'6 Qanp, UNI cine 0artbte Ste
teten absulalIen, u~nterlieB eS aber. eiue binrei=
6enpe DaAe 5uriid3ualieu. Oils le 3uridfa,
men, ~feuerten Die 9tebelIeu auf le, pel6e Die gts
.lenbQbnra9en unp pas StatIOnebads uieper9es
brannt batten, pobet s Nerlpneu getDDtet purDen.
0eItern wurpe 6owarp, Der MGrOer pe5 Capt,
6pwe1, mad 81. 9ouig abgefibrt.
6eute frib sin9en 500 8unpe6truppen BON
bier as, gu penen in 5uplm 700 Mann itobsn
werpet.
7 nor Nbenps. Die Srlde ilber ben Sal3-
duB ltebt nOA ; Die Rebeaen ltcdten lie tn 8ranO,
Der aber 9lei4 9el6lGt wurpe. Son DEN beate
friib Don bier aufsebruAeuen Gruppen bat niHtS
perlnutet.
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Wenerof MeGlenan

@aI6tn9tOn, Y. SUM-. NaArtAt'm
pom @eneral NtcGlelan lagen, Dap er b~e9Onnen
bate feline 8atterten auf 6iiseln gu erri@ten unb
Dap Die 8ebeIen, jepp9 pbne @rfola, ouf Ieine
5rnppen sefeuert battsn. Oils Der Courier ab~
aina, btelt Sen. Nlorrts Die 9te6ellen nod in
SAa9 uno erpartete Sefebl 0ur5u9eRen.
Die 9lanfcleieu baben mdbrenp Der leBten "a
Stunpen ntft nad9elaGen. Dret NtttsIieper
BON Snoiana &esimentern fieleu unp elmer pom
IA. Sbtp 9eetment. Mttunter fpurpe eiue Bonnie
ms feinpliGe Eager 9epprfen, nn Dem 6einp gu
3eigen, paB er beDbadtet werpe.
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ner Rameraoen bltr6 eineil unslidliGen 3ufaG
aetGotet, natirltd tit GOlse Oe6 unssl9idteu
6anobabenS elmer 9elaoenen MltSfere.
Gopt. &tlpatrid, Der am MiittrU9 NIT 200
Gefruten fir caS 3ouaoen< 8e9tment naA Nfons
RE Dprd, Baltimore fam, fam pteOer BON oOrI
'1rid nm relle Qnperbuneen in Ntp=gcrf, pp=
Bin ct f6 begab, Dor3unebmen. Gr eebt jebI
nnM Seem gort, tim @aoalerte %an,umerben.
Sen. 8utter BAT ben frengen Sefebl erlahen,
baB feiAe circumference @etrdnfe an Die Solodter
p~erfduft tpercen bitrfen. ba eS 3t oft georgetown
men, bag Sploaten fi6 betrunfen unb tire gpr.
gE|eBten t%nlulttrt baben.
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Gin Miratentd,tF.

8URpn, 10. Suit, Capt, Garter Bon Der
britttl@en 8arfe pGlator Nortcn" BON Ct. Mar-
tins bert@tet, RAP er am 8. inter Dem SO, Bret
ten= unp IS. 9dn9en @raOe cine Sri9 nit franz
8lagge seleben babe, Oeren @opitdtn ibn
i'll enalil6er SpradDe an9erepet tabe. ater bic
frans6ll9en Antpprten pom 1einer Seite ntGt
DerltauOen babe. Gr babe Die 8arte mebrere
Stunpen lang Derfplst, e0 let inn aber ntGt ee=
le einSubOlen. sic mar BON amertfant=
lder 8auart unp BON $50 Spnnen 2af. sir
feturn Namen unO mar 3uperlallis etn Nirat
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@recuttpe Mtanlioit,
90. SUM- 1861.
Guf. 0phlt &rn.

9Uts SpDN OtY+
Gee6rter 6err G5 gepdGrt mir groBes Ser
autaer, paB Wfepium Der uebertenOung bieler
QBaTen al ietn, Die CUR &crtbetOigung Der gla=
tionallpuOeratnitdt auf pert Sopen &entufge
Serrenpet werpen lollen.
SbpDbl mon6e Sa9re per~f 0liet iinp, ieitDen1
ih meineu 0tburtstaat perlieB, 70 babe ib bod
ME aufqebGrt, pefeu gliidltdes unp geoei1ltheS
6ortlAreitem nit @efuDlm 3artiGen unO tiaolt>
den @tpl3e8 gu betraGten. Sn jepem Serlu6
iuoufrieler Gner0ie, in jepem ebrenbaften unp
mutbiaeu lnternebulen mar mein Ser, bet Dents
Ielben. INN ib freue mid IN pem 8etpuBtletn,
DaB 3u oicrr 3eit. no bic 3nititutiouen, peren
FSrperli6er Biricrge mir AIeS DerDanfen, mas
mir al. Slid uuo NuGm beIiBell, in 70 rpber
QBei(e BON nnpantbaren unp patermGrDeri|hen
6dnpen anqr9rifen meroen, Der Stat GentuGp,
fet8 treu unp lo9al, Der belGimpften 6lagae Der
Union cine Qeitgarpe ieiuer belten unp tapferlcn
@Gbne ltefert. 2(uf jeoem S6la6tfeloe bat H6
Der 6elDenmutb Der 6entudIer p%ffen6art, Sn
ber betligen Sadie Matchmaker 8srtDetpi9ung
mi6en fe un6eiegbAr lrtn,
giebnsn @ie otele Wafen, metn Serr, ais Elm
3eiAen Der 2iebe, Die i'd ME fir mstnen SHUTTER
faat al nd6ren a~uf96ren perpe, ais res Stcl3e8,
mit oem ids tets Die 6elrentbatsn leIuer @6bne
betraAtet Babe, unD pe5 8ertrauens, pstdeS i1
auf bic pauerupe 9~qYaltdt Ieins5 8plte5 1eba,
melAsa, pabrsn0 IS ME Die GbrfurGt, Die iein
geliebter Staat nit 9teAt fOrperu fam, oer9i6t,
bod Der bDbsrn uno grG6eren &rsuepapftintunq,
bic unierm gemeinlamen 9anpe 9ebGGtt, cinge
Dent bleibt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-13

@tooten ae! Qmertfa nun til spieler Staat99ss
metn{daft ii, sofee Graft iet Il. bdB itr Sslpeft
1tnp GetbrIam 1e,ctt perpen miiIe."
Der nnbaeaan9eu" eemOrpeneQ 'ouperileur tbetlt
nit, .paB bic 8eriAte aus eini9en Counties
midi eJinodarfen fno, pa in penn ncrowetltden
Shell oes @taoteS etne fetnoltde Strsitmodt
1ebt. uno Der Slui6e She'll blVdtrt it," Inter
Scn Counties, aus wel4sn Dem v0ouSerne'ir"
fetn 8eridt suotna, linO pier nnp prsiBt9 eol'ltz
ties i'm uoroptlt iiden She'll Sir9intens." . ss
Counties nun oa6en etlpoa mebr oIS 32,OOO
5tinmen fdtr bic linton uao ae9sn 4oOO tar
Gewllicn, mpna0 bic 9tsGnun8 ItA 10 lteaen
tpitrpe: .oooro
Sir SeeliiOu . l29950
Sir Die Union . 40,3I5
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@esuabme.spn gdbiRen Ourd has &aperiAiff
.Sefferipn @apiS."

8pFon, Il. Suit. 9n gleppOrt fam 1eltte
frat cine Brig BON Bangor an, melGe Dte Manns
l6aftm Der Brig pSObn BalIb", bon GrintoaD
no@ 6almcutb, an Bcrp Bate, unD pelAe lse-
tere Die Na@riAt braGte, ooB tbr Sdif BON ben,
&aperer pSef. Davis" wessenOmmen muroen let.
Der1elbe &aperer bate audi ben SAcuner IS,
6. Marner" bon NepzgOrt unD eine unbeFannte
Brig 100 @eilen iapSltlt9 bon Nantadet
@hpala aenpmmen.
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9alten pte1er Game Die 0eltAe 6e5 Senators
Ni9faa, au9 lol ife por etntger 3ett itet6 einen
GtlA fir General SeauregarD gepedt 9eba6t ba=
ben, leDpd1 tebt baben abDefen lalien.
Capt. Ntdola5 pom Ser. ct. Sdtf @cnIteId=
tion bat bic 8ri9 Gritpn, melte Ct bet Duuta pa
9anD1 8enpmnen Bat, mad gleps2Jprf 9ei6idt.
@r iagt in leiaem p~ff3teQen 8eriNte all Da8 Nin-
rins-D . partement, pap weup CT fritber dn9efpM
men mdre, er mebr 9rilen geula6t baben pitrpe,
"a ueun Sflapenidiffe 8etapen batten, bod ate
erltfplnytet Ieten NIT Nu8nabnae Der D9iig6ttn=
gale, pelde BON Der Saratoga" genpmmen let
lpOtpen.
Die MrmeesGtu, Die bette paliirte, iAlteBt Die
8e3abllng Der re8nldren 2lrmee nit 81, 100000
Elm, p%teientge Der pretmOnatliben @olCntdra nit
$507 900 tnO Der pretjabrigen 8UlOntGr0 init
$55,000,000. Sir G0rtifitattDnen $645.000,
%parnnter eine beoeutsnOe appropriations fir Sort
Carroll bel Baltimore,
B afbtnBton y. Suit, Der oGtar"
t9eilt beute etuen 0eri6t aus CAUTION, Soc, nit.
portn eS bei6t, Dap Der teridttete Gr=SenatUr
Sum Green 8~efan9en 0enomnen worpen let,
Burlington, u. Suit. Die 8plpn'
tar. Bil, welme Das 6aus beute palltrte, 1puB
nod Dem Senate unterbrettet merpen.
Ser 9rdlpent TT erutdNtt9t, pie Dten1te BON
SOC, 600 6rstpiIigen on3une0men. Die Se=
Wtuiguu5 bon $500, 600 wutOe 9eitriden,
inpem pa6 Oelp CUR 8eltreituug Der 8oitet purG
9epilie anpere Bills sepabvt peroen pirD.
Se3it9lim Der 8rie=SsfGrDerung ron pper az
SOlOaten, nabm Oa6 6aus pas Nmeapement al.
Dap SUlpaten 3par fret letn loten, paB jepCb Dts
@mpf1n0er Der Brtefe BON SplDaten Oa6 YprtC
n0hbe3ablen Io0ten.
Oas 6auS @pmite CUR llaterluduh9 BET Gol,=
trafte pe6 s=Departementa miro lpfort an
Die lln%terltAung Der Nu9ele9enbeit pe5 Dams
piers Catalina 9ebe1.
60 eben 1T cine Srper erlanen wor0eIl, NOR
naN pa8 Commencement Pferpe, 9GaHen nnO an
pcre Sepirfnilie an @oVaIlertlten ltefern pirp.
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manpjrenpen SfF3tsre Die Gsrlslung pOrue6nren,
uno ate pbue GrlaubniB auBer Neib unO @lisp
befnoliGen Werionen b~eltrafsn loIen. Gs piro
oft Salt qentaht meroen, rnb Die Qeute n%tiifen
Ih pie5 gu 9luge inoder, TIN N8aier gu befcnts
men llnp fA aus3urubgn. QuBerDem farm fetne
wettere Ger9itnItt9un8 9efattet pfrpen. Cine
Mann ld)aft toua nur tIGttg lejn, rpenrt lie or
peutlih III, uno Der commandments General 6oft
suoerlihtlid, Dnb cine paDre Guroi9un9 Der ailf
Gem Gpiele ltebenoen 9rOben Sntereien jeoeo
Witf0tiep ietneS Gomunanpo'S 5t proentlidsr
Nufu0rung onlpornen wtroj Iptlte oter btele
nptbmenpi0e Gtul6rdnfupg pQn 9epi0enIolen
Nijtolteoern letncS @onmonoo'5 mtBathtet iper=
Oe1, 10 Itnp IamnltltAe SfF3iere eriuAt, ale iol~
de GOrfpmmni6e 9enou St itberpaden, linen IN
lummarilter 9Bftle @inbalt 5t tbun ttnp bic
lebertreter tren9e 3u beltrafsn,
Danfbar fir bic biobert8en Oienite nno ben
Gtfer Der Wlttglieper piee8~ GOuManQps, o%ertratt
Der commandments General, DaB unIere Golpa-
ten Elm ben Gerpienten IN erer Sad)e entpre@
Gelpe5 Deforum unp WIrpe bebanpten perpen.
Quf gsfeIl beS
General 2pon.
GOmare1ltpMetle Sertretun9.-
glaA Dem Genius pom 1861, cper Dem 8. Gent
Jus Der Ser. Staaterl, rperpen Die Staaten Der
unipn funftiebin bis gu etnem reuen @snln6 per-
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Boz, @airp.

@atrO, II. Sult. Gin BON Mempbis ge-
fommener 6err meIpet, Dap BON bort Elm Ste9i<
ment mad NfilfOuri ot9e3ansen iet. 8et 9Otnt
blatant, Ifo., lolen liA 1000 8ebeIen %befinOen
unp etnen An9rif auf 8irp6 Qptnt pprbereiten.
Sen. Ytlpw wurpe pllr6 Sol. Atttna erlegt.
Nier lit QlQe8 It'll.
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Mus @aIhinatpn.

8afbtngton, 10. Suit. MrS. So6m
SliDel nnp GoGter balten l6 l6pt felt ~lanserer
3eit bter ouf unp 6eppbnen elm 9aus in Der
glabe beS 0eiBen 5aules. Dte1e Dame bat ptele
angelebene G%srbtnOun9en nnD madt Damn unO
pana etnen 8s luG 1T Stem gprf, @abrl6einliG
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@onn. SRffe nehGnnt.

Mo16tnston, Il. Suit. MarlAau ga
mon lAidte Die NaGridt Elm, paB @r @uupernear
BiIe s~efan9en unO 9eban9t wOrpeu let. ST gibt
OieIslbe ais plfStea, Die Gunpe 1T tebpN 70
iiberraihsnD uaO unpabrl4einltA, baB beren
8ihttgtsit beSweifelt mtrp.
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1851
@eselGpn8- WaiorttGt

Sier3iq SaujenO unteptn8te ~llniOnpd4ter IN
Der .Slo Dominion" beretbttgen 3a 9uten prtf
nanqen fir Die Submit ibre 3obl miro li@ BON
2a9 sa Sag pernebren, bis Die Jtebellsn 1teeen
Den I0Yalsn 8argern feiueu 9laB TN Staote
ntebr finOet.
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Sin g@reiben Ser @ar8, Simeofn

Sn e3e1ionifi16en 8ldttern 1T oft be9auptet
norOen, pas rte 0eutobIin pes praipentsn nit
rem @e3elipntlten iYmpatbifre. 9la6ltebenpeo
S@reibeu p%erieben an einen &entuGier GdBt je
rod nt6t i'm Minpelten auf iOl4e Sgnpatbie
fblieBen
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@ine ssrntfe perbrannt.

Quincy, SatnolS, IL. Suit. @dbrenp
Der leBten 9laAt wurpe pte @tlenbabn=8rud
Spiihem bier unp QaImYra, Wlp, perbrannt,
Die Se3eliipniiten tpOuten purA pRie NaBregeI
pie Ginflprua8 BON GrMppen mad Mttlpurt per-
htnperr.
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eaerid,t iiher hen eph hea eien. mnina.

ct, 9outs, II. Suit. g6 stns beute bas
0eritdt, poB Sen. Stains BON Den Staat5 3rup
pen in psr SAla9t bet GIrtbagU eet6ptst nor
Den lei.
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Die SGbftimmmne in @ireinteu.

Der aboeeaueeue @UuSerneur 2et6er Be-
fonntlin it @Dup. 0ierpunt ais BON nem loYa=
len gulf qewGblt, redtmabiser @UuOerneur
ssiot In elmer @rpflamatiOn fulgenoermobsn poa
0otum hee @taateS gtreinten betrefs 8atif3t-
ruug Der Ge3eliUns4O rppnuan3 an
SIR @eeGirn ; 125,950
Sur bic Union 20,373
@e3effpnssN lnjUrttdt . , 105 577
SIN Sulae belen prVfIamtrt er, raB Dbte am
10. Sebruar 1861 In M~untsCmerY SerurOnete
urb etablirte Contribution Der cpnfUperirten
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Nene An6eigen.

Rg- Der Sdabmetter eeS Baltimore Gurner- @Urps nirb ee-
pslen III unlefer SfFce pcr6ulpreGens Mp-
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Ooloernemerts= VdiIe ms 4uslonO


wereen m t~arSctcr 6riit unb mad 9Orl6rift Der 9anoeSasiese
'or9t eur1 oie Office oes Baltimore 98eter"
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Sum @ras be8 ~2aSelbterS Who bon jegt an Ben Sonntaa Wa-
neralpaier. lemonade, &affeeae iOpe Spetlen aner grt in
or enmount Sfanerep perabret6. Go
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JDte HAIltWlt8e
NtarY QtAcptn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14

The Mayor viii have before hun this morn
ing two negroes, lately arrested here who were
expelled from Manchester, named Richard and
Jordan Smith. The people of Manchester
who ought certainly to know, regard them as
dangerous fellows to the peace of a slayehold-
ing community. In the possession of Richard
Smith was found number of letters from abo-
iition localities, plainly showing his sympathy
with that vile class of persons. These were
seized by the Manchester authorities and de-
tanned. AS sight of them would throw some
insight on a case now pending against them
before the Mayor, he requested look, which
one of the Manchester authorities promised to
crafty this morning, by the production of the
documents. Maybe the revelations therein
contained will serve to get the Smiths into the
service of the State. Things tend in that di-
rection,
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Nonchester.--fe esierday morning We we're
to pay visit to our eigbborins
town, Manchester, and, if for no other pur-
pose, the contrast between the busy hum Of
our own streets and the soothing quiet per-
vading all sections Of this enviable little
place, would sufficiently compensate for ,hs
trouble and fatigue of the journey on the
hottest day in summer. While we found all
manliesting the utmost eomposure generally,
we were not long in ascertaining that an en-
thusiastie and determined purpose actusted
them upon the all-important subject now agi-
fahng the public mind. They were fully
aroused to the Importance Of the crisis, and
taxing calm, rational view Of the whole
ground, expressed the utmost confidence In
The brilliant success which will inevitably and
speedily crown our efforts in the great strug-
gle in which we are now engaged.
In military point Of view, Manchester has
no superior. Out of voting population of
a little over four hundred, moro than two hun-
dred have connected themselves with volun-
teer organizations, which, as far as we have
learned, has not been excelled by any place
yet noticed. Besides those who have enlisted
tor general service, all others who are able
have organized themselves into a "Home
Guard, and, having provided themselves with
effective weapons, detail nightly an efficient
force for thorough patrol service, thus ensuring
perfect security from those acts ofincendiarism
and burglary which infest communities not
thus protected.
The ladies cannot be excclled in their pa
triotic efforts to equip comfortably the volun-
teers who have enlisted from that place. Both
the Baptist and Methodist Churches were filed
with them, who were busily engaged in making
up uniforms; and the devotion with which they
apply themselves to the work, as also the care
they bestow upon it, show plainly that they
are not Indifferent to the comfort Of those for
whom they are engaged; but that in each uri-
form they recognize an owner in whose Welfare
and safety they cherish sistcrlv solicitude
and affection. As is the case in our city. their
labors are confined to no particular section Of
he city or circle of society, but the as embling
is almost tuniversal-mothers and daughters,
neighbors and friends, are in attendance from
Early morn till dewey eve, and so from day to
day render indispensable aid in the promotion
Of the good cause which commands our undi-
vided time and attention at the present time.
On Sunday evening last, little boy named
Orvis Avery, whuse mother resides in Man.
chester, fell into the river while fishing, and
nut for the timely appearance Of gentleman
passing. would have drowned. In the last
agonies of drowning he was rescued from the
water and conveyed to his mothers residence,
where he was yesterday afternoon extremely
i'll, with very little hopes of his recovery.
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A teto days stnce party OF gentlemen from
Balumore took in custody fellow who EN-
barked on the cars at Louisa Court-H House,
who called himself John S. Voorhees,. He
represented hiMsef as from some half dozen
different localites--at one time from Connec-
ticut, at another from kentucky, then again
from st. Louis. lie seemed in fact ubiqui-
tous, for he protessed also to have taught
school in the Valley Of Virginia. Since his
incarceration the Mayor has received num-
Der of letters from gentlemen of Louisa coun-
ty, where he had stopped ON the Sth instant
making himself conspicuously known as the
owner of fine drove of beet cattle, and 9th.
imaginary articles of personal property
besides acting in way to arouse u suspicion
Of his being Northern spy. This suspicion
was not allayed by finding concealed On his
person number of documents in cypher.-
lie pretended they were sermons. but his per
sonal appearance forbade the idea of just
claim on his part to exercise clerical func-
tons. The fellow was hauled up before the
Mayor yesterday for examination. He OF
course remembered nothing of any circum-
stance connected with himself related either by
letter or by witnesses who heard him. He did
not explain away any of the grounds of sus-
plclon existing against him, and therefore
went to Jail as dangerous and suspicious
person, which there can be no reasonable
doubt he is.
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FIRES In MEMPHIs.--We copy from the Mem
phis Argus the following particulars OF the
disas irons fire which occurred in that city on
the night of the Sth inst:
The fire broke out in the william Tell
House, situated over the store of Messrs. Mel
SON * Boyce, No. 53 Front row. In the same
block, which extends from Cour' street to
the alley that backs the Commercial Hotel,
were the hard ware store of Hiiiman *
BROTHERS, the property of ]. Z. Atkinson /;
that OF ID. II. Townsend, grocer that of j. j =.
Murphy, also grocery-this store was owned
by X. G. Brinkiev; that of Nelson & Boyee,
also groeers, owned by J. NJ. Lee, of Nash
Vile: Parker & Dlshiel, cotton fac tors, occu-
pied the upper story OF the last named store.
In the same block was the cigar store occu-
pied by Isaac Saler-the Offices of the Chat
tanooga Savings Institute. From ting Court
street was the gunsInjth shop of Weisberger.
Eas tward of this the boot and shoe store ofU.
App, and cOrnering Centre Alley the board
ing house known as the William Tell.
The whole of these were burned The ag-
pree;t to loss is now estima ted al Sl35 900, of
which s30, ,O00 is allowed for the buildings, $40
600 for the losses of Hiliman Brothers, who
were insured but partially $4,000 for ID ii.
Townsend = insured 10 the amount Of $50, 600
for both house and goods, partly in home,
partly in New York companies SO, 900 TO
+ Murphy. whose iDsnrances were as follows
40 500 in the Etna 81 500 in the Home, of New
York S5 900 in the Desoto, and -, 600 IN the
Tennessee Mutual, of this city; Nelson
Rovce were insured for $4,000, which is esti-
mated as the amount of their loss. The other
firms and the William Tell boarding house
probably lost together some $40 600.
The next morning, about three O'Clock, The
residence of Col b. +. Dill, of the Nj mphis Ap-
neal on Monroe street, was consumed, with
several adjoining buildings.
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Ready and W'H'ny.-Ine people of Henrioo
have shown an earpestness of purpose and
zeal in well doing in the present contest that
entities them to the highest praise Eight
companies, of the full complement of men,
have been thus made ready for &C rvice, and
several companies are now forming. The
Guards, of District Ne. 3 organized last
week by the election Of q. c Hanes as Cap
tain and James NJ. Carter as First Lieutenant.
The company is composed of the very best ma
terial in the county. and will, in proportion to
their numbers, do as much damage to the eue-
my, when vis-a-ris, as any other corps in the
service. 2t t4. 7sf Hf