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LIST OF AGENTS.
atsER.I tGrsr ron TnE EasTERs sTATks.
y Hon. W. II. Hooper.

drSERM torsT ron TnE EGsTERs sTATEs.
Hon. W. II. Hooper. :: -.
\. sExERAL AGENT ron cALiTokSiA. .t..
..'. ~. Dwight Evelett, Esq. III. +. .,.
4 aoESERAE AGENTS ron CACHE COUNTY.
Seth NJ. Blair. Esq. and Judge Peter Maughsn
oxSEnAE aeESr poR GREES RryER couNTY. :.
-" s. Judge William Carter. ri. i.s
GRsEAsL AGEST. ron THE CALIFORNIA AND
=. $50 SALT LAKE NAIL RorrE. =.
Major Howard Esan. 81: i. <..
- - wAsinEGroS COUNTY. ~. ~.
p Santa Clara, jacob Hsnbl0: Togo syiile,
Joshua T.. Willes; virgen CRY and Grafton,
SiHtpS E. JOhrsOr; Washington, J. D. MeCul.
Tough. ~. I'll. -.
.'. IRON couSTY. Ill.,. =. =.
Cedsr City, Richard V. Morris; Parcwtu,
James Lswi'; Psragoouah, Marias Ehsisn; Sum.
nit Creek, Seth Johnson. ~ -. =.
~ BGAvER eorxrY w.. :. ....,....
BeIyeT, Jalye D. ". Thomas; MlhsIsyilIs,
jos. II, Rollins. =. J..
g.. MiLLARD COUNTY. a..
Fillmore, 1nO, A. Ray Cedar Springs, Levi
Savage, jul = = =: =,
.. 'a..-.# SAN. PETE .CeINTYs.c,..~.t d.. ...-s..
Ma1rti, Geo. Peacock; Fort Ephraim. H. F.
PeteTson; Mount Pleasant, WIN. Morrison;
MOroni, q. w Bradley Fountain GtesH, q. w.
Johnson; Spring Town, r. n. Alfred; North
BeRa, Jas: N. Jones. ia.S <s~e Il =::....,
...,.,.l JuAH couETY. .,'. II.
Neplfi. T. D. Foots; Willow Greek, John
Coach. ..s -, s.. ..,...l
H.. IL cEpAR COUNTY, :..s%s.:,. r.
Camp Floyd and Fairfield, Msssrs. Walker
8rGs:i Cedar Fort, J. ROdebaek. =. !: - -.
=. lib. f. suTAn COUNTY,: ....... ~; II
Goshen, VIM: Price; Santaquin. WIN. Nc:
Bride; Pdyson, J.. T.. Hardy; Pondtawp,
II. D. NJ, Joltey; Spanish Fork. s X WeiIs;
SpIirgviile, A, JOhitseTi Provo, WIN. Miller
snA H. H., Cuff; Pheasant Grove, w; @ SttT-
tett; American Fork, L Z Hafringtont Lelii,
LorehHe Hatch; Alpine cify,l J.; w. Vance. !
GREAT SALT LAKE COUNTY. T..
Garinef's Mills, y. r Allen; Dfarersviils,
G. SPitshury; uGou d. S Clements; Mormon,
Ezskiel Lees Big Cottonwood, ID Brtn.
toh;: Mill Creek, Franklin Neif; West aIill
Greek, William Pafk; Tsylorsslile. s.. Bsa-
nio6; Sugar Hoase Ward, g, S,ringhsm; South
Cottonwood, A. Calhoun and Jos. Iiamu oad;
Fort Hrrriman, J. ], Stocking. 4: -
..>..... ~. TooELk euuNTY. ~ :,ss !
rooele CITY, Eli D Kelsey; Grantsyills, A. c.
Browst;@ L: 7. City, Gso. Bryon. :f- !. I
p -. ia. ssnAMAIr oocNTY. &. -. r.
Rush Valley, Robert Miller. q la, : 49,. ....
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9arriga AeusI. !.
!. II . "a. GREAT BRITAIN. ... ..>.:
+riiR ESGi1sH PRESS oS rHE CRISIS.

e.. q = 10 - .s-f a
'"u i it'sf'''9ii 1teia'a' may Z
The news from a inerlca is 81 over
wilelmlng Importance, The secession Of
y lrgiaia, tue seiziiFe OF iorts, ~ North
J! Aafohna ny Tue ai y q that State,
ana ~ :tpe attack on Inc massachusetts,
volunteers ipll ny tue popuitce OF Baltimore,
are lnalealtolls 81 q struggle almost too
herripls 70 contemplate.
Norm ana south, washington and
montgomery. y - nave intheFto been torced
70 preserve certain inaetlon by the
Wafefins neutrality 81 the Border States,
anu Whlle TIC. helllserents have been as as
s Z! thelr torcesi diplomacy ON either
s,de mas sought 70 eflllst the sympathy OF
the, 5WaEeFers. Had Virginia and Tue
other tobacco States continued to. hold
.aloot from the contest the Struggle might
not have been 81 long d t for the
nom the south ioand Itself over
matched W, ITS antagonist, THE .itoh:com-
latatlts would yesSsltepped forward aud
demanded q cessation 81 hosplities. : T
Bonhdi together by The common bond Of
slavery, the hiteea Southern States OF the
:Amertcan repubtle are now resolved, u
w9a!a appear, 10. dare ~ 'eSefythtiig on the
hazard OF eatlief and tue cash between
Norm ana oo,itU wt!i PC tremendous, ior
Tue palm Oh victory Is the possession OF u
continent 8 nj ~ the Se9th 10 triumphant
me s'aVehoiueF WA I qlnekly sia al across
mexico !. 70 Inc istiilnaE' ana Inc Islands IN
the oarlneeah sea VIII De coveted as the
manifest sil destiny 81 INC race, saeh rs
.lie 'SontheEif dream. DFeam 70 us but
inc CAM waking thoasht ,oi the slave
owners owner - thought lhstHied into The
yoathinl mind, preached nom Inc pulpit,
discussed on Inc tribune, aal un1iasnlhsty
l nera'deu 70 Inc word ~ the iee-fresi.
ueas ~ the new ErepuDiiec. :, +.
Z li'9uotless " VIII appear strange that
we snonld regard Inc secession o. the.
poraer us iasetapes 70 the Aotthr DOE.
wltnstaaul'g that lhe ia.ter WIN nave 70
eontenu against hlteea states, instead aoi
seven, anu e'g,lt hlllio9s u population IN
ING pace q three, " 40 not purpose
% atsue On Tue result oil tne ee!'ilsSt ":
.Meen 'ss mo SECTIONS % g aeSiee as y
tne, possipin'y u tue :, steeagSs peihs 81.
efcea oack ~ mo me Ipion' nut we titlnS
y y obvious tnat tHe Dottier states wou
nsver nave oeen iaNSra9ay alsl,osea 20.
S %a51 nh tGe s1 'E NM Si,at r. ths tst
CoIncry confederacy i would. ultimately
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ITALY

GaEibaIdi had removed TO Caprera. =.
Large bodies Of Italian troops had en-.
barked at Genoa for Southern Italy, and
1000 had reached Naples. -. =.
Victor Emanuel was Ghout to visit
Naples. -. -.
The ex,King Of Naples bad left Rome
for Villa Aibano. ~.
The oficial Journal Of Rome denies that
Sardinia bad made concilistory proposals
10 Rome. w.. ....-
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Ii new declared enemy the opp0rtuuity
for defending the capital y Immensely
increased. .... s 4 n J.
tFronl the London CaS0nSls. May III "a. \
sympathising heartily as We do, With
the North--with its free press. free
speech. free soil, free u--.ard aIienatcd
Jas we must lie from the south, stained
with slavery, we cannot but censurc the
North for ON almost Austrian stupidity
IN statesmanship. E The United States i
not d military government Il not con
structed Cor the coercion OF any large
mass Of its own people -4aud though tie
South was wrong, according 10 the letter
of the law, yet the spirit Of American in
situations sanctioned The successive seccs..
sious Were II 10 al practicable. President
Lincoln might, according to the literal
theory Of the Constitution, suppress with
i high baud NIL fcbellloas, and hang iii
traitors; hut this course was ont Of the
He might, on the other hand,
even without any formal acknowledgment
Of secession, have said f'TheFc are ccrtain
forts ii tlie South possessed by the gener.
q t;,oyrr,,meT,t fnr ire ,i,rntertion ~ Inc
S,s : sro,n iate;gn ingision :,Ley no, ,.s
1900 b,;lt ~ III eaer,ioIr ~ ~ \, 5,,ls,
IA, Is - n,resent thera Il so,ns doSs, -
~ !. r;o,ans attack ~ ,be,, Il n,iii ~
g, !, /, { 4, srn,ns frn,, than, To ,Lis
II ,yo,,id ~ fra,, ia ca,,sc ~ ss.ass;r,,
IN NM ,harm N IiarinSy, IN ,ni,I rsn,1,ys
mai 6s,,ait "a hcrais,a ,l,iab ar;scs ~
~, So5throns defv Noribsrn NJ ,tess; in"
n say;ng II have M iilea ~ ssndtn5, :
sil,,,ie snIdicr into III sn,,1h .tbonaS Is,;i n
Sco,,sider, lie states as snot secedsd !, ~.
tconIe Is tn Confedcrots Ssates ,yo, M
nv "yow That IN ,n,,rshcns;nn IL 80 &c.
4 syone Lnye ~ uaipad w. sscnss;o ANS 81,
4 .sries wonld have been disbSndcd H.
.war fsyer Wonld have s,,bsiaed sna Is
harder States woulS have rsma;ncJ j. ths
Union Rnt I,y toIkinr ~ coerc;an :" MI NJ
fin,.oI,, tcrt n. = cDnti,tTaI fsrer =, ~
Son,b enabled ths Mont,so,nsrs 10 ;, ~ 'ne
;;nent "a eyercise 4 drsnotisn a;,d 70 - CON
,antrate its cncrgies ~ n,itii,ry nr 81 ay
'tion and forced the bordsr S,dtsi into
hostility ID the Union .Wcre. coerc;on
oc,natIy ,;rarfiroille ,bis co,,,so ,,,;,.I,,
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BLACK SMITHING
JOHN sUTTOs,

II AyING taken the old establishments Of q.
IL b. NgEstis, 90 the Northeast corner Of
Unlon SQUARE, gin promptly attend TO all prdSTs
.RtEustsd 10 him ths Blaek smithIne basinssS
HoEse, Mute, nnS OF Shoeing carefully s1S-
err ed. BlIekSuiihing In & Rslsl, 3f.u
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NoTIcE.

A Ii persons kHowing themselves indebted 10
n the estate Of DR.. Darwin Richardson. late
OF G, S L. County, Diseased, are requested TO
come forward end cancel said Indebtedhess with
oUt delays and oil parsons having claims OF de,
mands against said estate will phrase present
them, Is ! an anxious to settle up The business
Of said estate 81 tas sGhrest preeticab:S dsfs. r
ga, :: JANE C. RICHARDSON.
AdmIlistiAiIiEz
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Useful Knowledge press-A Making
Made EASY.


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This admirable system Of Dress Cutting has
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Almost any person can learn ina FEW ds,aIs
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warranted perfect ~. Emhfei1ety stamped
MiYaFIfts ttsreeIfutly returns theIks 10 her
friends and the public Re6erally tot pssi fagaIs.
SniEe' iciis continuance Of their patronage S.is
has large assortment OF reject patterns AID e.
Frequently making new faltetns fnt any style
desirable for coaF,s works also ire FreIth
siabfoidsIy. Btaidine. Cham sriith, EIltrasi.
x4,7 dprie y order. IL. sf 3I-If
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BELGIUM.

A serious disturbance had occurred at
Client, owing TO the weavtrs, who struck
from work, being replaced by hands from
the country. The riot was suppressed by
the military, hut the strike continued,
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WEST AND MamMoND. !:

Mann fatfsrsrs: IF Leather. Boots. S,sasi.
Haraess, Saddles. dr.f Ogeie4 Gits -
TNlEY are prepared TO iill ofisrs 10 their line,
i At short noijee. Prodpse, Bark and OIL
tskea | eSCi'angs, A liberal price paid for
Hides IN - ARTICLES manufactured in the estab-
lishRseIsi OF in store pHy. l24f
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AUSTRIA.

\ The upper House had voted an address
u response 70 the speech from the
throne. ,s 4. 4
A large vote is 70 be asked TO Increase
the Austrian navy, and the mihistry Of
marine IS 70 DO created. u
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NOTICE no BUTCHERS AND
.-,s n 0TrERS.

! TOHN n. PTCkNELL aishes to inform the
u butchers. and public generally, 81 salt Lake
City, thai hs has finished his hsSv and eomInOst-
Gus SLAUGHTER HOUSE situated 81 The
south end or Mala ST. * t*,,...
!. An business eptrnstsd TO the saGserfber, AZ
tended 10 with dlspa,eh and. ~ = workman
like manner. 80: III! u III, IA: p, IA
u H. PieknsII continues bis NEAT MAR
KEf at The old atard On Main 81. 362H
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SPAIN

Correspondents had said that all the
towns in San Domingo had issued pro
aunciamento IN favor Of the annexation to
Spain. -.. x -. r.
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NHaicr.Power Erected North 81
the Lime Kiln, by y. IN. CAST. =

7 WISH 70 iRTorm The public that am pre-.
l. pstsd TO TuRa eircnlaE-saw 10 zip UP lum-
Der Acrsrling 10 order, from one iiich 10 six
inches thick. y Tho rails Of 81 an honr. Also,
ajfg-saW tor saving DOT anything Ts9sisFa fer
ctair-6acks, Sc. togsthef with good fnrning-
lathe for all kilds Of turning.
/ want immediately 5000 feet of Cottonwood
pisRk: 5000 fee. Of one inch White Pins lumber;
and 5000 feet Of sesntIIng. $50 ~ -
BedstsAds, chairs, ehildIeu's shsirs, cradles,
tables, and I'll other kinds Of furniture always on
hand; or made to order ~:
T.. CAST, - 2
l3th Ward, BALI block north az Emf raiion
32'u. Street, Oh State R6sd. = :. -
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BosroN, June 5tl

;,isz.55.. BosroN, June 9Th.
Samuel Appleton. a welI,kaown citizen,
died to-day. ...* -. j: ..
The conduct Of the American consul ut
Halifax, Nova Scotia. has led to a public
meeting of Americans, who adopted the
following resolution ~. u : : = :.
= Resolted-That we feel mortified at
the fact that We have an officer Of the
Government In our midst who not only
approves Of the conspiracy and treason
at home, hut misrepresents and vilifies
not only the Republican party, but the
whole people at the North. A.. ..,...-
: The. Sd Massachusetts regiment, one
Thousand strong, Col. Haywood com.
manding. left this evening for New York,
via. Falls River The regiment goes
fully supplied with horses, baggage.wag-
ons and all accessory camp eqGippage.
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THE MoUNTAINEER. JUNE l5.lls6I.

! Y There Is decided secession feeling
/ glimmoring u Maryland ind needs watch
/ ing. 'l HIS.
Six Dahlgren bronze twslye-pounders
have been fshsd up ~ The rebels near
the Gosport Navy Yard. M #
Eight tons Of powder are said to have
been taken from the magazine Of the Mer.
rimac. Nj /, 5,.,i ~ "A. IN.
John II. Sanderson, m ex-chief clerk Of
the War Department, has recently been
appointed Lieutenant-C olonelin.the ARMY,
and will be second In command TO Colonel
Anderson. '- n, " . VI Z. 4. l;,.. n.
The Star had information from Lees
burgh that Beauregard was positively al
the junction, also that there Is nm aggre4
gate Of twenty thousand rebels AZ Manas.
sas, Centeryille, Fairfax station and Fair.
fax courthouse. ..5, q .i;.. II II s. ,s
. LEGyENwoRrH, June 9Th. Il.
On Monday night twelve volunteers
from Camp Lincoln, headed by Sergeant
Dreaming, Of the Elwood Guards, armed
with Mimic rifles aud reyolyers. marched
to latan, Missouri fourteen miles above.
this city crossing The river 10 skis, their.
purpose being the capture OF a secession
flag On being asked their purpose. Drcil.
ming demanded the flag by the authority.
of the United States THE flag WIS hauled
down and the party started on their re-.
turn, when. they were fred at by Secession
lists, and the Gre was returned. Three of
the volunteers were Wounded, one severe.
" The afair caused much talk In this
city. .-..: H &: III. :.s. & ...>... /,
LATER The secession flag captured
yesterday at Iatan, was displayed from,
the Conservative Office here today. The
officers Of the volunteer regiment tiisayow-
ed the act Of the party capturing the Gag,
and the commanding officer has ordered
a reprinand .s j. E .,.1. ,.% ::::..
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Il IAEt NJ H.
CJnstan.iDople letters assert that the
Porte has authorized England to occupy
St. jean De Acre under different eircahi-
stances; also, that Sir Ii, Balwer has uil.
dertaken to provide funds for sending
Turkish troops TO Syria. III.
Fresh Instructions regarding Syria had
been sent to the French ambassador at
.constahtihoplc., ~ r.. ... .:.5 i.
!. 1t was rumored that il was NJ. Theirs
who wrote the recent pfmphlet published
by the Dae D'Aunlale. IT, = =: 10.
A commercial treaty between France
and Belgium had been signed. p, q. .6e. !.
Tie Archbisbop,of Tours, ia a letter to
the minister Of Justice. says tia. the TEN,
porai power Of the pope IS abolished and
that the Catholic world will hold Louis
Napoleon responsible for it, :. :: .:, ,.; !: I.
THE FAIRS PRESS on FRENCH MEDIATION.
|: The American .eoutiict continues to he
remarked on in rather brief terms by the
Paris Journals Of the 2ad Of May, which
.:all express their regret at the differences
that have arisen = -. -:::=:,.' r
+ :, Some Of these Journals condemn very
strongly the determination come to, 10
issue letters Of marquee. The Siecie has
the following - ~. ,--,s. ..,. ! j. I
1T may be remembered that the United
States refused TO adhere TO the Treaty Of
Paris, by which the European Powers
abolished pFivateering. II was natural
for States which desire to found their na.
tionality on the maintenance Of slavery to
have recourse to measures which all civil.
lied nations have solemnly condemned.
We hope that all the elfortso the FreGeh
government will tend TO promote recon,
Citation between the two parties. We
should deeply regret to see the great re
public Of the North, after setting an ex
ample Of union and concord for thret
quarters Of a century, cxhanst its strength
squRnler its resources, and shed The
blood Of its children 10 fratricidal strus
gle This deplorahle affair involves moi
only the future Of the United States, bui
false the honor Of democratic institutions
Liberty will not perish in the conflict, W,
know; but how desirable it is that iii
| triumph should not DO purchased OF th,
cost Of blood =. -. !. I'LL. :. -:
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WRIGHT IN NEIER WR0NC.

TIME DUBLIN BOOT MAKER mss com
. III menced business between the sfofss % J.
N, and r. y. .Breun, and ashs for share Of The
pablo patronage. y, s:s is4 gl ;ss g..
\ He vii work lpdiSIduaIs' Leather on Tsason.
able terms
Rspaifs neatly executed.
y An THOs n. WRIGHT,
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a0urrtigrmfHts.
Come and get your Wool.

NOIMc Hud get yOuI "OOIs
A LII Persons having Sheep in my care vii
n find thar Wool at the Residence o. EIdel
j. W, CRosBY, iTih Ward. Call immediately.
s'...~ ELI B. KELSEY. =.
June IO,h, 1861. 37.n
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.''. -, -. ;....~: NKw 0Ri.EANst June Sd:
The steamer Aliramon, from Havana,
on the 2sth, was permitted to enter the
Mobile harbor to-day. :. 81. &: III,
iiasiucss az Havana was very dull.
Sugar languished j.. +. IS. F.: i.
Unitcd States vessels were at dis.
coua, On che freight market IN 4: Mi
Spanish troops were beginning TO re-
turn frem ST. Domingo. T.. FIRE.. E..
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HATTING G..

TIME subscriber hereby gives Hotiee ~ The
j rtibifc that he hos resumed lie shove busi.
less ct his old strrd in the Nth Ward, G, s, L
;tty, Que block north II Temple block.
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CIScrSSArI, June 5th.

. The engagement at Phillippi took place
at five O'Clock on Monday morning The
plan was well laid for a surprise, bat the
-impetuosity Of q few troops gave the
rebels warning and they fed IN haste,
leaving their baggage, forty horses, four
wagons loaded with provisions and FIVE
hundred muskets. =, -. .-...
Col. Kelly, in ehargingin advance Of his
men, was shot with n revolver by q rebel
who had charge of a provision wagon.
The Secessionists numbered about one
Thousand eight hundred. well armed and
equipped. 81. =. ..,,.. 2ss IL. =.
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~. HALIFAX, June 9Th.
An explosion occurred yesterday in the
Allison mines, killing three men and six.
teen horses The explosion viii not affect
the supply Of coal. - r,-..
a band Of Photograph operators has been
ordered to accompany the Federal forces,
and Offices will be opened in every direc-
ton back Of Arlington Heights. so that
troops can be Instantly concentrated at
any point a.. 49,. i .-.......= =
Several members Of the Maryland legis-
latHre recently visited the rebels at Har.
per's Ferry and Richmond, doubtless to
confer With the Confederate leaders,
90. II. !, -. =. ,..;t -. ,ra =.
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WANTEh,

AnMads OF turt' for which hheraf prize will
be paid; also SAxoay shseP aAd si1h's WOO
~ s - a. ys,.s,r,,., i
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(,ilfcIdo. Jnne Sd.

: =
Stephen A. Douglas died at g10 this
morning, Those il Attendance ut the
time were Mrs, Douglas. DIR. Miller, Mrs
Cats, aud J. Madison Cuts, IT,, Of
Washington, d. p. Rhodes, Of Cleveland,
and DR. Mcyicker, Spencer C. Beuham,
and DR., Hay, Of Chieugo. .
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4: :..i. ..:,..... BALrIMoRE, juno 3D..
Gov. Hicks this morning demanded and
received the lnnskets Of the Baltimore
city Guards, one hundred and iifty.nine
in number, and had them conveyed to
Fort McHenry 5..- . II. 5' HI .. 4.
several men, about to start for Har.
per's Ferry, were arrested this morning
and taken 10 the Fort. ...s,e n;