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, 1861-06-05
xH1-rRKe FROM GEN. BUTLER.
Whit to do with she oLnscs
fspecial Dispatch to the W'rla.]
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WAsu1suroN, May 81.
General Butlcr'e cflicial dispatches to Lieu
Tenant General Scott. possess much interest.
lie Ia clear aud emphstic. In hla dispatches
cr the fueIt,vo slave question, to which Gcn-
Cameron yesterday replied, the folloWins s raa~
siuce wrote MY last dispatch, the question.
IN regard to elayc property Is becoming one o. o.
Vireinia are using their negroes in the battle,
rice, and arc preparing to sena the women aud
children Sc1lth- Tho escapes from them are
very numerous, and squad has come IN this
morning to my pickett, bringing the.r women
and children. Ofcourse these caanot DO dealt
With upon tho theory on which designed to
treat the eerYlces Of able bodied men and Wo-
men who might come within my lines, and Of
which I gave YOU detailed account In my last
dispatch. / am in the utmost doubt Hhat e 20
do with this species Of property. Up 10 thls
tine have had come within my lines men ana
women. with their children, in entire families,
each family belonging to the same oWcer. !
have, thercfure, determined to employ, IS
can do very p1ontably, tho able. bod ID pcrtons
In the party, Issuing proper goods for the sup
port OF sll, and charging against their seFsices
The expense Of the care and sustenance Of the
non.1aberers, keeping strlct and accurate ac-
count. 90 yyeil Of the services as ot the expen-
Gitures, leaving the worth OF the SERVICES anu
| the cost of the expenditure as determined BY
| the beard OF survey hereafter to he detailed.
/ know OF nc other manner in which to dis
| rose of this Entject and the questions Goa
| nected herewith. IA matter OF property 10
| the insurgents it will he Of very great mo-
| ment-thc number that I now have amounting,
as am informed, to what, In good time:
would be Of the value Of sixty thousand dol.
lars. Twelve Of these negroes, I am informed,
Eavc eEcaped from the erection Of the batteries
On sewalls Point, which this morning fired
upon my expedition, as it passed By out Of
range. As means Of offense. therefore, In
the enemy's hands, these negroes, when able.
bodied, are Of the last Importance. Without
them the batteries could not have been erect
! ed, at least for many weeks. As military
| question 1t would seem to be a measure o1
necessity to deprive theirmastcrs Of their ser;
vices. How can this be done? Asa pelitical
| question and question Of humanity, can
receive the services of father and 8 mother
and not take the children? OF the humanita
rian aspect there is no doubt; Of the politics
! one have no right to judge. 1 Therefore sub
| NIT oil this to your hotter Judgment. As thest
| questions have political aspect, I have ven
tnred, and trust am not wrong in so doing
to duplicate the parts of my dispatch relating
to this subject, and forward them to the Secrc
| tary Of War.
, 1861-06-05
The prenbytcrian Gencrat Assembly
~. )-Subs~Gncnt Action Oh xll6

rts rre.t,vrnr,o, f,onrr,, as.nn,b.v
Us. Subn~nacn1 Acton on xlaa
Union S-s0}utionx.
The t,ov nf;crfh. aan,4;o, ~ H., ,,-,~;t.,
rcnnrt Prnfa,snr no1@e and otc1,t fn.t+s'n.+J,
nthSvs 1,resentad = 1,Tnfest s@o;nst t1.5s A.
semhly's acton. TheV gayc ms rca3ans r.
their Hr;test: @
i. Thc Assembly has eono b. youa its ;uria.
dieffon in deciding that The allcgisnco Of oycrv
Prcshvt .rfan liz Cue to fho Feiara] (inynrn-
menf, audi not to tho seyeral slates to which
tho r,e1nhnra he1onr . nnfft;cai ta.t. or
Church membership Is dcmanded, and unirst-
i II ia cruel and upiust to our Sout,e4n
brethren: and, finally, It will diminish the
resources Of the Church, &nd greatly weaken
its power for good, and expose it to the danger
o: being carried away by worldly or f.natlc,l
spirit
We are happy 70 see that the protest (which
has been answered BY committee Of the As
sembly} does not indicate that direct secesslou
is TO tbke place; but even il It doee, the
church Will nave preserved all IT'S loyal mem-
1sls, anu 5no"n " ;nG Is. "otiu Laas .atSo e1ps
onI tJ,.f so ~ ~ ennca-naJ w ~. fa1Ss 80.
a;ett. ~ ha"a.oa ~ o1;n"1or ~ tH. Ennth r.
WentiJ,.' J;1,;";a,3 ~ 1Sa E,rrct, 1voui1 T.r,
Lce1, I;arnntcd a15 The rcsonrces of thc ho5v
bss.s arar Eas],' 5rsxzn ,ra;nIv fron tbe NorsS
T., on-,o1ns;on r. roa1 10 ycmcr-stl that t;,c
1os1axs F+he ,nfftfe,1 raha1i;on NJ the gontb
-. ~ 4he 1nva1tv ~ tha
49, ~ 80 1,ann1a ~ tbia fTn;nn from tris
nai,e St.s ecf,on m tbe NH ~ mo n
~ ". u.D .a,s-.t;s " -, s,,1os !, Ama.;.
Tha inat 2;ni ~ TesE comnrnmise' W;thont
, 1861-06-05

4H4uu t0E AE@a*CANu1iu 11H1c9+ MAY ~.
a train Of about tiAeen freight wagons, pur-
ten for the Sioux Indians, WAS detained IT
Topeka, few days since, by order Of tie
Goytrntr, as there were some suspicious
Circumstances connected with its move,
ments. A despatch was Immediately Sc It
to Col. Branch, Indian Superintendent at s..
Jostph, iuquiring Tlether Tie train Was mos
lDg under hia orders, aud # 90, expressing .
fsar that It would be dangerous to arm the
time: It Tas aleo suggested t1at the properly
should be stored At Topeka, until ths Depart
ment could be notified Of the facts in the case,
Col. Branch in response to the communication
Of the Governor, authorized the detention Of
the a1ms and ammunition, until tho receipt II
further orders from Washington, which was
done accordingly. Tic goods removed cor-
ia s,sts Ct g kegs powder, SO lbs; ~ kegs bu!-
acts, ESQ lbs; a cases (244 gans. The other
supplies were not disturbed, aud the train WIS
suffered to pass on.
, 1861-06-05

It will be seen by the. proceedings that tho
State Rights Secessionists last night nomina
ted Hon. R. NJ. McLane as q candidate fol
Congress 10 oppose Hon. Henry Winter Da-
yis In the 4th District, Mr.. McLane in &C,
ceptirg the nomination announces himself
tho Anti Union candidate, aud as he has
already said, would see the Susquchanna
flowing With blood before he would submit to
the enforcement Of the laws" The cam.
l.sign is nov fairly open, aad it become. the
friends Of tile Union to use every 1audable
effort to secure the election Of the nominee Of
the friends Of the Union. Mr. Davis is bold
aud fearless, and does not hesitate to declare
his fealty to the Government and Ills opposi.
ton to everything like disunion aud secession,
II is evident there Is q lntge majority in hll
District Who think with him, and 80 let them
lht,7os, 1s. ;.
, 1861-06-05

All the regular forces now stationed in the
Western Territories hare been ordered East,
The volunteer corps to be raised in Kansas,
Nebraska: Colorado, and New Mexico will be
employed for the protection Of the overland
mail route.
The regulars IN New Mexico, Utah aud Nc
hraska exceed 5000 men. There arc also ab out
1900 in California aud Oregon who might also
he sent to the scat OF hostili:ies. The Ca!isor-
MIA volunteers Fou!d take their places.
, 1861-06-05

Governor Waehbnznc, of 1fainc has re-
two additional regiments from that State.
The first call was for only ono regiment noT
Maine will have four:
Upwards Of twenty thousand men are en-
rolled for the war and organized into compa-
panIes in Massachusetts, six xthonsand Of the
humber compose regular regiments, and such
as have not already gone into service are now
rea6y.
Eight regiments have been accepted from
Philadelphia, and there are yet nearly ten
thousand men enrolled and organized INTO
eompaniea il that city,
, 1861-06-05

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, 1861-06-05

!! The Fort Sumter Carbon Ordered on.
Capt. Doubleday has been ordered to Cham.
bereburg, Pa, with the two companies Of the
Fort Sumter garrison, row at Fort Hamilton.
| They departed on Monday last.
, 1861-06-05
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, 1861-06-05
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, 1861-06-05

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, 1861-06-05

1ns k=rui=a have avs s.z1s:a1c= Of 8E5ET {.
aEALDuEa On eA1h Box
esld by Druggists sud aiieth:r 1sa1s-s e
AEox Will to ssBt bT mail. prepaid, On re-.;o.
ke
PRICE, 25 CEETS.
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,Tty them! yon that are nm!cted aul We are aRx.
IL e bsass ~
| clEe can produce.
from tta St Louis 0sn1crae1
The tmnesse der.ard tcz tho a1tic!s <CepsaLc :'l'
| Is rapidly fnc1css:ng.
| [Fson tha Gazette, Da7e1po7t rovz.'
| Mr. EpaidlnS would not connect hIs namt w. n
! article he cid net KNOW 70 rceaeea reAl ms--t
| From tae advertiser. Providence, r II
Th9 testimony n their Ayo1 - RtsonE from ste zsez
| respectable quarters.
from the Daily News. Newport. A1I
Cepbaltc Pf1l5 sre taking tae placa Of all k1ads,
From TIE Commercial Bulletin. Boston. a1s,1
Easd to po very e1caclous fcr the headache.
from tho Commercial, Cincinnati Ohfo.1
tuEst1rE humanity c&z 1oH be ratievod.
, 1861-06-05
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TIE Cordial IL all ro .,,,
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, 1861-06-05

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sEiTH l. DWYEi;. e LEV LEsst,ret ,s.,.
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BRYAN, A. T. z Nsst Msucs s:ocs
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folloElr- upon cha..e .. c,n,.'. taa..;:s.
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deafary hahIss. -''~st * =. E:s,..s.t.:
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pass tEs dEtaf2: 1e:.e4 ii, ri: .,ss {, ~: -
, 1861-06-05

Cttu<e Of Gen Harary's Rc1no,az-Ms Success
for, Gen. Nathaniel Iyon-A SketcA Of his
Military career-Sint1.eheni.g The Hands q
Interior Union Ne1-C Contemplated Tbr.oard
.Mooxtucut--East 1t7ness4taa.s dfotssad-didta-
rial Of Var Turned Out from. Me 81. Lonis
qatiou-A to. Of Seccsstonists Boanl South
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Captured .AssauKty
d CrIppEe-d Question Of GdNdntr3- -4ltiseel-
lanU. 81
, 1861-06-05

As certain unprtactpled pxsoas are asfasnsaHx y
palm % On taa unsuspeetag pahhc. tc1tfaaoas on
fEXPARKD 9LUH, would c2at1sa N peksoaSt I
sxsmtua beSoxa purchasing and sea that ta fxhaAaa
, 1861-06-05

From the Daily NeWA Newport Hi
Cephal.c Pills aro taking the placa Of all kiads.
, 1861-06-05

From he Advertiser. ProY1de0ca, r IL
Tue testimony n their aYoE 70 RtsonE from he zsez:
respectable quarters.
, 1861-06-05

States during the present war, and in the full
knowledge that ali who have proceeded them
are noW IN anus under tho Confederate flag,
1t Was seriously determined at first to rca1rest
them but the r1ddanco vas something, and
jim George and his friends were released, The
boat Vas Searched for cont1aband goods, but
the only thing found was lot Of oMcsr's re-
gulation swords, apparently new, discovered
between mattresses in tho staterooms Of the
btat. The Diclcy was then released, and un.
lees stopped At Cairo, has reached her dcstina-
ton hy this time.
1t is reported on the street this morning
that wtllknoWn seccssion:st, wto carries q
trutcn, took occasion to insult q Union man
in city car last evening, and On receiving a
sp rited reply, he up with his crutch and struck
his opponent very severe blow. The Union
man Was more than a match for the lsrlo o1e,
but took tie insult, md remarked TINT he
could not strike cripple. It WIS cnongh 10
make any man forget the proprietics Of life,
and the insulting cripple mny take Lesson
ficm the Incident rot to use auy hash Ian
euage IN future, or his c-,1tth may not save
him The individual who committed the as.
tault belongs to well.knonn secession inn
il 1his city.
GaGaatry forbids controversy with Indies,
but as 1t has been extensively reported on
'Csaegc and elsewhere, that the wives Of the
Secession partners Of well known dry goo.:s
house have denied that they prepared int ana
tederzcy. Tic ladies arc e1titl:d to the hen.tit
cfthe denial. At the samo time tl: authority
for the first etstement came from q lady sc
quaintaLce ofthe parties in question, aud they
had better deny it among their ncishbors be-
fore authorizing male friends to contralic. It
Outside. The charge vas made as Incidental
proof that the husbands ore rab!d secession
1sta. This las been admitted, and that ends the
story.
Out ofthe frying pan into the fire, is the
case in the attempted correction OF the state
mint that Hamilton 4. Gamble attenled l.
meeting ct the Mayors Office, to take meas
urce TO have Capt; Lyon removed. It Wal
not VIM. Ackers who uttered the statement, il
should hare been Archibald Gamble, brother
OF Hamilton B. Between the names Archi.
bald sd Gamble, the matter was nicely mixed
Up. i is now stated that Hamilton r. Gam
bic did TO Washington with Mr. Yeatman,
to have Capt. Lyon removed, but Mr. Gamble
Nth unue,al good sense, suppressed the me-
moral prepared IN st. Louis, aud HI. Ye.t-
man brought it back in his pocket. Why
dent tc publish 1t.
Nr. Thomas Ta.lie, mail agent On the North
Missouri Railroad, LEFT the cars on SATURDAY,
aud Hhile rear Dridgetor, in thi7 equity, feI
, 1861-06-05
A MOTHER TRIUMPH IN THE
Il NORTHWEST
FOR HERElNG'S SAFES.

T. E. RIGB s. CO.,
, 1861-06-05

From TIE Commee eetIa1 Bulletin. Eoston. ak&s.1
Easd to bc yexy 11cacloUs fcr the headache.
E4fou Tho Commercial, Cincinnati, Obfo.1
tuEertrS humanity cs1 noH be ra.tevod.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-07
Saturdays Dispatches.
New YoaK, j unc lst

NEh van, ~ uib iSA-
\ dispatch to the Tribaae states that
the Steamer Monticello brought in two
prizes taken by the Harriet Lane bound
South with naval stores.
Several Nirginians have arrived at
Washington having been forced to leave
through fear Of violence on suspicion OF
being Union men.
Efforts are making to have the Naval
School transferred to Perthan5oy instead
of Newport.
\ dis patch to the Times says that there
are about 5000 troops at IIarpers Ferry,
1000 of which are equipped with flint
locks. They have battery of two d pound
ers and one 81 FOUNDER on Maryland
Heights. The batteries overlooking the
bridge and battery Of oncGi pounder and
twenty Il and e Founders in the roar of
the village are all behind a barricadc form
cl Of > lines of timber filled in with gray
cl, On Tuesday drove OF cattle Was
received being the first fresh meat for ma
ny days.
PORTLAND, lst.
The lst regiment left at II O'Clock
this morning in Il train Of eleven ca.s,