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5larilis gntelItgeHte.
EREsGss4 5FFleE, No, 10 Camp Street,
Wednesday Morning, january 30, 1861.
Cleared ytAs.fa1.;5 nv. II 81

G1eaFeH Gesfersifnys 5FT
Steamship Magnolia, CroWelI, for Havana via Re,
West and other Florida ports, ! 2 Harrf
Steamship snHanee, Dennison, for Galveston ant
Inaianola- I G Harris
Sandman ship Lignria, Figaria, foE Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell &eo
Swedish bark Hedwig, HatnarIaau, for Liverpool
Bark Citizen, Smith, for New York
Bremen bark Maryland, Helmers, for liverpool.
BTauer u Schonfield
Arrived y csterday.
Brit bark Oh Kane. Mccoy, I'm Londonderry goth
NoEeTaber, to Hoghton, Rankin eco LIST
Bark Howard, stanwood. 9 days I'm Havana, in
ballast, to 4Creeyy 4 Farweli--3d dist, IS.
Bark Laura Rusk. Risk, 4 days FIN Mobile, in BAL
last, to w Hynson &eo-2d dist, Sd.
Mex brig Yncatan, Lame I'm Vera Cruz, to de
Fuentes-hlgiers.
Schr Elodie, I'm the Coast, to master--2d dist
Steamboats,.
Judge Torrance, Wade, FIN Cincinnati.
Madison, Hoeple, fin Cincinnati.
Clara Dolsen, (new) Dunning I'm Evansville.
South Wester, Patterson, I'm St Louis.
Starlight Hays FIN Shreveport.
News Boy, Boisseau, FIN Shreveport
Gov Powell, Smith, FIN Attakapas.
j r Carroll, Alhan, I'm Jefferson.
Paul Jones, Keeling, FIN Camden.
Laurel Hill, Gross, fin Fort Adams.
Nina SHINES, LonalIier. fin 0peousas.
MsrF 4 --, Kimball, FIN Natchitoehes
Iberville. Baranco, fin Bayou Sara.
Gray Cloud, Massie. FIN Wetumpka- Basin.
Hy Lewis; Winters, I'm Mobile
Lake End JEFF. & Car II. r.
California, Myers, I'm Mobile.
Nm Bagaley, SiHnott, I'm Mobile
Lake End JEFF. & Car. r. r.
'oWboat st Charles, Chambers, from the Passes
towed down and to sen on the 25th inst |
ships Lady Bruce and Tiger, brig Icafiam I
brought up barks DR. Kane, Howard and /
Laura Rusk, brig Yucatan.
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Barcelona, January ARRIVED from this port,
ship Herman Cortes, Ramea.
& Gibraltar, December Sailed for this port,
ship George Green, Fairbanks
Genoa January H. Arrived hence from this port,
ship Elvira Owen, Alexander.
Liverpool, Jannary 6.-Arrived from this port,
ship Nathaniel Thompson, Dickman; ship Intesrna-
tonal, searey; 7th-cleared for this port, ship
Annie sse, Sullivan.
Santander, January ARRIVED from this port,
bark Seraana, Hormachia
on Yarmouth, January z. Bound to this port
ship Mississippi,
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BUREAU DIES CoMMIssArRrs NJ SECOND DISTRICT
DESSECuENEST !
Nile DrlGgus. IL i1nyiar 1851 I

"A us est par lie present donme que lie Ru-
n IeH de C0hmssRrc du Second District dc
commencer deecher portion Distiic de
ent Sltue ash les mrS de II SOnvel1 leans c meant
o iSis Ia MSsEp ~ eo,e sggtriepr de Ia Ju lie
a'L e5atcnedr5 nsqPa In DeIod lie ling De Ia ue
gu cote supdjeuf du Canal du New Orleans Gan and
bahns company en- suiva1 lie dit Canal insuuau lac Point
e long des totds du dit jnS'na Ia fontie.e
t. prlge4n Ct Dc Jefferson die from
d Gr }ga "a RIVER Msss.pp etsgysn los bords
an Reco dem DIES Hypphcq pom
~ alu''oe a 2 n,r lie DDS
4sGoeth de Ia dite rocn u dit hi tct de Dessdchemtnt
conan ncen itO GUS publications reqnises mar Il Io
seren tales Seon lenuaS dams epace de uuatre Ans Ell
a" a, pis gTieH IN oa d'enytrou cent mil trcs
us ict &c d tsechement snd dams es IN Tarotss de
comm pfan a were Mississippi Ia frontj6ro ees
de deer e. do lfhns; le long de Ia lie fTonerF
5Hsqnan ss PoHtehaTan lie ouE dos bos dp dtc sou nn
" Ter de Jeteot ed Hc PotcbarrniE on saivant IL
de- IL G 2ig@a IA yisre Mississippi et ~ ivFnt le hords
9l ee Rts ct deposes III bu;nenu On Record u HyoEt
!ues l"nS e F"rla paTOSseS Jefferson @ trHrv nj.
tH e pour u deesfchewtt do h ie n oo= da h Drc1
e tfpn ate les qualifications
Gar Ia o eyont Gts, les dts achieves dams
5s ~ JUS ny e ~ Plus pres calcut nm coul denyiron
JAZZ Lt%4@ Il. II. PLACE President
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MISUNDERSTANDING I'm.

Steamship Desoto, johnson, from New York via
Havana to Jas Connolly &co.
Ship Stephen Crowell, Burgess, from Havre, to
greevy a. FarWell- -cargo, assorted mase.
Bark Amazon.
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Foreign Ports.

Boston, January 22.- Arrived from this port
bark Aura, Lindsey
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Leaves SATURDAY. Feb, Mt 3 ?. NJ, positively.


IT, Z Packet 1hne-Reguar U. s. Mail Packet~FoJ
Memphis and all the Benis-The fsclnss pa :
ssenFer packet steamer Ed. j. Gay. Bart
Bowen MASTER Will be ready to receive freight the foot
81 Grod street Monday morning and will as above
For freight or passage apply on hoard.
jn30 under 81 Charles Hotel IcFt ,v;o,,
FF This line connects at Memphis with Memphts and
Ihaetnn Railroad and superinr packets for
and Arkansas rivers N '
Bills of 'f1ng signed tt Office Of the Agents up to
clock dav nf ipnarture. - "
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, go n, The eIegan Iat rnnng ala ragfli8rpnt me-
s9nger packet Pa tal Homes f. Keejnr mas
tex, VIII ieGFe above fot Camden Ciianpagn5e
paheh4 Guy Trepter Monroe Ping II Castor IHi5iT e.
I9ilni4 haonbns Trinity, ~ ardirs Bfac rjves Rsa
Ever Lanoi2 safn Port Hudson Bator Rouge Plaae
nht bonadsoufle and al Intermediate andits Fnt fYagt
Or passager having unsrpgsed recommendation a On
100 EYlRGISIuS4 G. DENTHEI.
30 Advertising Agent y
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Leaves every THURSDAY, ut Z
INEhEf EuEHzA TpJ q ~ ~ Y

Leaves every THURSDAY, Mt 3 p NJ .s
,.rrr a0{s ieBEsTl ADAMS, TuNTCA, NOR.
S gtirfa, Bayou Sara and the CouSt-ihe nov ms.
Ggf aenget steamer k4asgrsI EIEIA, E. n Gf5ss,
Eayhs been newly fitted ad ler cshI,,
at o'clock, ~ = ''A1'A4'e
sell EUGENE LAEoUE, Agent
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ES9ABDIRG 1oNs ANp BaARpINs OR nay
80 9'' can ne had in plelanE location, sitnated AZ No
49,. ~ lglsz zIlge!. Corner o. s. Jossrh dst Inf
'g,AfLEAN EiA t.FG, ls' VARIOUS 81 aigNsTogs
Yeihed md Pure Whits, For SIDE BY
,, sARRLLT s co.
sslaN 81 Ceamon ssrast,
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ssd M HI II n N gs.
- NJ. U. AND 5.es4s ,-.,..,,.
i sgiSg,s.sa MEMPHIS u.s.MA1r sess gs3s
r o m PACK RTs
Composed Of tho splenaid steamers
kngomar,J. d. Clarke ruaster
IGd. u. Gay, Bart. Bowen. rester
leaving every TUESDAY at5P.M
Imperial, G. S. Rogers, master
john Sinonds, j. F. Hicks, master
Every THURSDAY st5PM
New Uncle sam. A. r. Irwin master
w.. H. Il. w. HILL, t. H. Newell master
Every SATURDAY, at6PM
Connecting at Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALI. POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST
For freight passage apply to .. ..
JFo E. HYDE Co. Memphis Packet Office,
MI u 81 Charles Hotel. left wing
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HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST AND OTHER
FLORIDA P0RTs--P Per steamship Aiagnolia--2250
seeks ceFn55h bbis onr 20 SEEKS coffee Is bbls por
81 hhds sugar 65 bbls molasses.
GALVESTON and NDIANO LA---Per steamship
Suwanee- ESQ bbls -four Is hhds sugar 35 cks ba-
con Estes hams IS kegs lard Is kegs butter 975
seeks corn 125 pigs radse.
Ia LIyfsIiPoo Per bark Maryland l40O bales
cotton.
V LIVERPOOL Per ship Lguria 1885 bales Of
cotton
/. LIVERPOOL M Fer bark Hedwig- $50 bales cot
ton $3.50 seeks corn.
~ NEW Y0ItK--Per bark Citfzen-4T0 bales cotton
900 hhls sugar $50 bbls molasses.
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Leaves WEDE FSDAY. Soih inst. at p NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW orr MANS
, ffsIy b Packet bne-RegulH~ U. S. Mail PackefNFoy
Memphis ard The Bends - The fine GrstrInss
passenger packet steamer I'm golnnr Cant j
- iFk, master Will be ready to receive freight on Monay
morning at the foot of GrRye street. will leave ms abnT
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO " 0
ia23 under 81 Chnria IT u q ~ II.
hs line connects ut Napoleon with regular nackei for
The ArhansaS and White rivers Memphis with lie Mem
phis and Charleston Railroads. f ~ s "ei'
& Eli, fading signed the office of the agents up 10
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= RIkIMESEIES AND NEW GSRsTNANa
. ffsg h. Phekei the--u. s, Mail Pncket-For Mennbis
land the Rends-The fne and splendid passensep
Imperial, O. s. Rogers. master Viii
ne ready to receive freight from the foot od street on
apply on board, or to S N'@'
ja25 pndcr g. t,a a, l. - ~ ~ I "a.
rms boat connects at Napoleon with regular packets for the
and Charleston Railroad. F ~ ~ 'Aei4phl'
on day ofdepsrtnre. ''p " oeioeA
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FOR ATTAKAp AS
TALLAHATCHIE AND YAz00 RIVERS

LtHVeS tn q IIIRDNNi Feb 2 ri r. NJ
REGULAR lYAI.EAAATCEzEFr
fY5g and YaSoo River Packet For Taoba, SbarEySs
ifeenwoed sdon, YoEo9 City Satartja md
ElckhtIg new elegant and pas8Gcgr ueke srTer
freight or passage Apply u goll -"
,,e RtRGtN1Us @. DENF1 Ell,
Aoa1
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7IfEtElU1fss
LONDONDERRY Per bark Dr. Kane 400 tons
iron to order.
HAYTI-Per bark Laura Is hhds 6 bxs tobac.
so boxes cigars Dbl tobacco to order seeks
coffee Collins--l do a Il Bare do ] Marchand
~ do N Jaune-lot fruit to master.
I COAST Per echr Elodie-2 ii hhds sugar Byrne,
Vance &co--24 do Carroll, Hoy SEQ.
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Leaves EVERY EATFRn8Y ut 8 O'Clock p. NJ
u NESy 08LEANS, MONROE 4 M

NE;S ORLEANS, MONROE AND
IL T Tad.S n.y. WEEK Eel PC& ftqafoa
trinity Month Of Rcd river Bayqu sara Bst5n,
Rouge PlalueTnne, Don0dsonyle. IN intermediate and
hgS lheneT senHer d. f. Parpud, built expressly for
thg tTadsl o. W J06h commander syss above
with The light draft Connie Cant WIiahs aInss,
freight for all points the A and Cornie bayo VIM
ont eSt ira expense for storing. etc. 49,
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
JSp. Il. McEnELUS,
.yD No. Garondeet street
y BAH freight for way and plantation landings ntst Ia
pil ~ the shippers boat Passengers viii Ia
iaidea ut my pon, on the Coast regular Packet rates
morning. " ~ " rliiaay
plying 10 the agents. III 800 X YEP sppi5
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n7r On. Charles Il. E1eiss. Dentist, NO. I5a
el between earcpdeleana Barnnne New 0rlAsrs
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Jan. gp st5pM
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MEMPHIS AND NEW OR ,FIarS
~ T. pGgset -Rsgunr Fac6 et-Fof Memphis md
lsA5s5f4a the Rcnas-The frscaSs passenger naci;at
asssFts 4 Gamer AEepV,sslSe, A. Rnra master L now
receiving freight, and will lenye For freight Or
passage appy on board. "
FIRGTNTUS c. DFNTRFF,
EI@f Advertising Agsiit
This host connects at Napoleon regular PACKETS far The
aanEhs and White rivers mud Memphis With the Memphis
ana Charleston and Memphis Ohio Railroads and siIne
rlor nan kets for 81 If1tis and Tios.}a Vile. +
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Leaves on SATURDAY. Feb 2 at5PM
FOR LOUESVELLE--WAE FINE
TAI b, Regular Passenger Packet John Rnfur
VIM Underwood master will leave for he nhays
and all intermediate landings asaboye For fregh
OF passage apply on board. 'e'
ia3O adr4r r,i ~ s+
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f4Iy n I5tSs t"SEet--For Jciurson Smi,hHnd ElrfgT
l2tt Ha4dG swonE6D LaHdjne sllfavFr5Tt 9nG
~ i'sfLneaa!@ landings RED River-TIs f,S
EEt25dn F6 running retuln1 rsp,et Ey L.
apply Oh board. 49, 'U' ''Osz'''' VI I'-SS'$s
.agz FiRG1NTUS G. nENTzET
~. AaA.arLiaaf. Ami
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f. h P.cket.For Jefferson. stnitEand Poi GadGa
lsFst1 iFnnd Bayou o1shnita CaTnpte GRIND EcotH
&C., FsS M}ree Montgomery Cote Aiesaadra
Red riverFbe entirely elegant IIgt drsn"bt mI
running passenger packet p. e. lsofford W0rl@% NAV
accommodations, apply o bpnri 7' ''S me
ia30 ''ioS' u nJShT2E1,
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SIpElA M GA I,ss.
a7 n m N ia VI N n ll5s1 iis95 4{-i s. y,

The Starlight was bflt expressly for The Rcd ito .ra6e
and for comfort Fnety aud speed Is surpassed by Hs hoat
in The rade PASSENGERS sercv The Starlight leaving
her regular advertised day, ~ above
VfRGINius o. spEET2Ebt 81
daI A@ ADVERTISING AGENT
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 30 at s P. NJ
REGULAR SIT. LOUIS PASSEN-
iSsr agnr paeke5-F9g St. ions Cairo Hickmnn New
ssszs2aR re swift running light draft passenger packet
steamer New Fa Is City, Hy, Swzer MASTER will leave
apply board. "'
VJRGINIUS @. DENTZEII,
jas Advertising Agent.
, 1861-06-25

w ANTED-A good secondhand
w Open Or Top Buggy. Address Post Office Boz
33n4. efHtiNg rIlc*. &G. 5c1l1lE
, 1861-06-25

bodr would expect that the imperfectly &C.
cured notes Of bank that had gone into llqui-
dnttou should be regarded as currency, but
haytur Internationally agreed to receive Ger.
tain bank notes ds currency until December LIST,
it seeus to Us that the parties entering into
were morally bound to adhere to It to the let
ter, whatever became Of the banks. -
We are not fully posted as to the details Of
The arrangement alluded to In the circular for
replacing the southern securities Of the banks
in the current list by Wisconsin stocks, but
Ee know that "someshing must be done" in
that direction to re establish the confidence in
our currency that this days proceedings hive
destroyed. People will argue with good rea.
Eon that If OUT bankers reserve tbs right Of
throwing cut any Of the currency they have
guaranteed In case the railroads and some
country banks Zee fit to do SO there Is no
knowing how soon the bottom Of the "cur-
rent 1ist" may be reached.
There is but one word to be said. Chi
cago has just gone through the crisis
which is opened by this rioting in Milwau-
kee. She has parted with her currency
made nearly worthless by this wicked
Secession. has lost two millions Of hard
earned and now much needed money by
the crash; but in spite Of the efforts Of q
certain city paper that endeaYored to slim.
ulate the 1awless to an outbreak like thai
which We chronicle this morning, all VIC
lence and disorder hare been froWne{
down. Our people it is true have not hat
The provocations which made Milwaukee.
break ont into rebellion; but their forbear
ance has been challenged more than once
All can now see the worthlessness Of moi
law o. corrector Of evils. Let Us hop'
that happen what may in the money
world, our city will not be disgraced b.
scenes like those of which Milwaukee va
yesterday the theatre.
, 1861-06-25

INDEPENDENCE, Jnpe "a The Santa Fe and
Cannon City Express arrived last night, two
GAYS ahead Of time. We learn from 1t that
business is very dull. Reports from the San
Juan mines continue favorable, and many per-
SONS aFc leaving Santa Fa daily for the Dig
gings@
Col J. B. Grayeon has been ordered to re-
pair to Washington, end would leave In one
week via the southern route DE. ". 8. King,
Of the Medical Department., came; il as pas
scnger By the Stsge, also to report himself at
Washsngtcn.
The afmistice entered into between the Ger-
ernment and the Camanches, on tie 18th OF
Nav last, has again been broken bp the latter.
On the 29.h Of May large body ofthem came
to uctcLe's Ranche and dove off large rum
bers 0. horses, cattle aud sheep. Capt Dun.
t can With his small force followed, killing one,
woundirg three, and taking several prisoners.
| he succeeded In re-capturing soma Of the
t stock. Fea1s are entertained BY the peop!e
| Of thct neighbori ood that the indians would
socn return, aun unle6s they are arrested b.
eome strong hand, they will suffer much los5
Officers Of the q. s. Army continue to re
| sign end are leaving Via the Southern route.
| 1dyices Of Dr.. Ccnrc!ly's appointment d
| Governor hadjust bten received.
The Fifth and Seventh Regiments ara rcpor
| ted to be withdrawn.
, 1861-06-25
Last Nights Dispatches


From ulisSouri-Secesstonfs grow
Scarce.
sr. LOUIS, June 24-The Democrat learns
t1om citizens Of Lexington who have arrived
forces ut BoonVil1e had o good effect upon the
secelsionikts Of Ladayetteand adjoining coun-
tiee. They also state that the moderate seces-
eicrists Of Le1ington tire now anxious to tes-
tIy their allegiance TO- the Federal Govern
n,ent and secure peace and order In the State.
ist, hns left the city, and his successor, who is
good Union man, proclafnas bis determina-
tiun to preserve 1aW aud order and protect the
rights Of all classes OF citfzena: In which he
in sustained by almost an unanimous voice OF
the people.
ceed farther up the river, bat proceed to the
southwest, where, in connection with Colonel
sjgels command at Springfield, he will invite
battle with Ben. Mccullough. or any one else
In command Of the Arkansas troops.
JEFFERSON CIT, June M-A. ". Morrison,
State Treasurer, and J: +. Houston, Kegstel
Ct Lands, s.F;yed to day, and the latter officer
will Immediately resdme his duties. Col
Mcseley, State Auditor, Is expected to arrive
in attw days Attorney General Knott Is also
daily expected home. The latter gentleman
left before the commencement OF tho lnte dill
ticultiea.
The work On the GaEconade Bridge ia 90 far
completed this afternoon Us to permit the
passage Of trains, and they will commence
1unDing between st. Louis and the 0sage TO-
ncnoW and be met there BY train from this
p1ace..
The steamboat D. A. January arrived from
below, to-day, and left at noon for above, With
stores, &c, taking detachment OF eoldiers
| rs m eecort. The fe1ry-boat at this place has
been released. Everything is quiet IN tbs
| city. The Capitol Is being fortified by en-
trencbments aud breastworks.
The home Guard have been furnished With
2c0 rifles from the Arsenal. and are being vel
| drilled. ..-.
BooNy11LE. No., june 2A;-Ihe detachment
Of U. s. troops sent from this place to SJra
c1ee, On Wednesday last, returned this even
Ing in good spirits. The stste forcee, mum
hering 500 men and four pieces Of artillery
left Syracuse for the southwest several hoar
before the q. 8. troops arrived. It Is no
known Whist the rext movement will be- !
home guard is being organized here, and Is
! men have already enlisted. Everything !
quiet and orderly here, Notwithstanding th
| p1cse1ce Of so many troops
, 1861-06-25

The shower Of the Ftee Banks Of lndi-
ana is becoming altogether too plentiful
in this city. There is no reliance to be
placed in this stuff. No man should
touch it. It is ''stumptail," and nothing
else. The securities on which the notes
are based, consist, in large measure Of se-
cezsion State stocks. Ne are told that
many Of them are really worth not more
than sixty cents Oh the dollar. The bro
kers yesterday paid NINETY cents for the
ordinary; some Of them paid 95 for email
lois Of the choicest; but all touched it
gingerly, except those who are engaged in
shaving it on the community. No man is
safe in taking it at more than 80 cents,
and then the sooner he let's it slide out oi
his pocket the better. Our advice to the
people Of Illinois is, to beware Of "Indiann
Free Bank" currency. It will sting like
q serpent and bite like an adder.
, 1861-06-25

double quick, the mob broke and took. to
their heels. They soon cleared the Streets,
barricaded them and stattoned guards for sey-
e1al block. around. APPARENT quiet Was than
restored. One hundred zspecial policemen
were also sworn In, I'D then arrests COM
menced. Flfty.two were soon taken to the
station house, and removed thence to the jail,
which has been strongly guarded all the after
noon by the Zonaves anda company Of Home
Guards. As socn as the:riot began, General
King telegraphed to Colonal. Paine, Eof the
3th Regiment at Racine, who sent up $50 men
with muskets and five rounds Of ammunition,
arriving at four O'Clock. .Word also went to
Madison, and 200 troops with six hundred
stand Of a1ms are momentarfly expected An
artillery company has been formed, with ono
Elk pounde1, and viii stand guard tonight.
After the mob dispersed, they Withdrew to
TIE second and Sixth Wahds, where inaamsr
tory meetings we're held, and crowd Of seve-
1a1 thousand a1e a1ming sthenasel7es They
hnve stolen one iron cannon from taeLacrosse
d.house, and have juSt sent q committee
down to the Mayor to deannd the surrender
Of the prisoners The 4ayor replied that
when they have killed anahe decent man in
the city, they can have them. They threaten
to take the towu by, foffe tonight. Every
citizen who can get a gu4 Is under arms, and
there are great fears Of bloody work tonight
The G overncr has declared martial Law.
Thus far no lives have been. lost. The FOL
owing were wounded: 4Isf- Mitchell, struck
with stohe and slightly injured; G. Il Lar
kin, Jr., paying teller n Mitche]l's Bank
badly bruised by stones Judge starkweathe1
krocked down, tramp1ed on and badly hurt
Mayor Brown, knocked down with stone
ipjpr5 slight: Mr. Hayden, bookkeeper, stat'
Bank, considerably bruised; J. B. Martin
struck in tie breast By a s:one, escspet
through the crowd, took boat and wen
down the river; j. 7. WooIipg, considerabl.
bur. by stones. One Of the rioters Sas badl..
cut in the shoulder by Lieut. Oliver, whom b
assaulted, another had his hend nearly cut o1
| and We think wounded in the leg By bayone
| th1usts.
, 1861-06-25
1ha n1t3wauAe ee Rfot.

ISpEt1al Dispatch 70 the Eh1c&Eo Itlauhe.t
Mu."AuKxk, Juno a+sp' H.
The affair Of today, 10 lar as Inc 1oas oi
property ana tne mop eplla' Ate eonesinen'
Was mucn more ee1aous .nAn a. nso' sppse=
hended. It seems thas me astoek On sne
banks vas premedita1ea anu regularly Or
ganized thing, meetings haF1ng peen heia III
the upper wards OF the city yesterday ate1-
noon and evening, and the Hote1s coming on
the ground In full force, escorted oy oana ot
music. They attacked &ttchene baak nfss'
with stones and of1eks' soon running ..e.s,. ..e W.
dows eonp4etely. q nunnes " es.' .naa. ~
SIDE we're someTn" tn!ue4 p7,et. 10y 81
ont. 'ne etesss ossll - 'ue ~. - - ~. a..
70 gam .,'Io ~ ev.o W. -.se ses.n.a - 49,
'aui1, ""cn lucy no u - .e'e1. !a'ss e .a.-s 40
NOD teen ofohe oo"n 10 ..,. o11se..o .''t ae ~.
6oon e1,lppea lae loon ~ So o1aI. -s' ins'
selheo sno s.ea4 ~ sAa. ~ 49, 49, s s..ast
peis W. ~ ouu -,a ." - ~ 49, ,a,...,
ano ""en 'u'' eo'A'1 ~ ''oseA Nv '''-' A'e'4'
tneJ fe.,fso.
Inc s'ate oanA w 1uo op4'1 = 49, sn.. "-s
then at1acSeo ana selseo ~ al1o nanal'
lh1s WEE 1oio"eo " an . assu',s W a1o olo
GERS ONCE o. D. D. nsan' 1.,M "Ieu ~ "ois.
OF al. lne oank u Mn"esAoe ~. va ~ ssonea sa
3
, 1861-06-25

CAHo, Ill, June 2A-Ihe expedition uader
the command Of Col Morgan, Last Saturday
night, proves to have been sent to Little Riv-
er, Missouri, TO capture band Of rebels, re-
ported to have encamped there. They return
ed this evening after march Of 10 niles. The
rebels had fed, having, it Is thought, been in
formed Of the approach of federal troops. The
towns through which Colonel Morgan passed
were almost entirely deserted Three promi.
neut rebel leaders we're arrested aud brought
to this camp.
The l8th, (Col Law1er's) regiment, from
Camp Douglas, and q company of d1aggoons
from Centra1ia, arrived here today.