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ANrI-IoEEc1oN MEETING AT EAsroN.-The Easton
Star Of Tuesday says the anti coercion meeting
heId IN that city on Tuesday of last week, to ap-
point delegates to represent Talbot county in the
cambridge Convention, which met on Tuesday to
nominate an antcoercon candidate for Congress
was one Of the largest party meetings ever assem-
bed in that county.
Inc following delegates were elected to the Con
vention: WI"
G G"Rta,n R'm Il. h. +. Hardcastle Perry W. Stewart
bridra I'm '; N. hughlett, Esqs. They go to Cam
vote lar m ucted further than that they are to
we l"r n" man as Candidate for Congress WIN ia
not Internationally opposed ia cosrci6o no n
"no - n"t pedg@d not to vote dollar ar a soldier
Tor the LIncoln war. " " 'iei
The meeting was eloouantIv o5d.o.,
Ll. Martin, Esq Hon. Z. F. Chambers cEf K,
and l. G. w. Powell Esq. VI Ne"''
MEETING IN QUEEN ANxE's COUNTY
In pursuance OF public call large number oF
citizens of Queen AIMS county met at CentreviIle
on Tuesday, the 2lst instant for the purpose of se
lectng delegates to represent that county in The
convention to meet at Cambridge the 2Sth
instant, to nominate ant-coercion candidate for
congress In the lst District. The following gen.
tIemen were chosen: Jas. p. Dudley, Jas T. Earle,
Esqs'' Dr. Thos. s. Wilson, delegates DR.. John
McCieary, John Palmer, Chas Stevens, E.os.. al
ternates.
The following resolution was also unapimousv
adopted:
ResoiUed, That we are upcomrror,i;,
posed to all attempts to coerce apy safe thai ~
nave Withdrawn or shall withdraw from tho Irri'
under whatever guise or color, whether tbsv h1
10 enforce the laws retake forts or other n1blic
property. ~ P"ol'c
lhE MILITARY ARREST AT ST. LOUIS Writ of Ho
3eos corpus Judge Treat, st. Louis on the 23d
Geivertd his decision in the habeas corpus
IN tnat city by the United States forces ON the
cuh'ge OF treason. The question raised was az IN
whether the Court had the Jurisdiction, right or
authority to issue the writ of babeas coro,s as b
was arrested by military ORDERS not bv civil IeroI
process. Judge Treat ruled that the District
Court OF the United States had full Jurisdiction in
.nts case 70 issue the writ and bring the prisoner
before it, and determine on the lepalitv of Ne on
rest and detanment. The result will doubtless ha
that ,he prisoner will be brought before the Court
ana mat the evidence will be heard and tbaf nv
hearing it, the Court will decide as to his IagaI nr
Illegal detention by the military authorities bv
whom he is how held "
Among the recent decisions at the general term
OF the supreme Court of the Albany district. Mass
~as one IN favor of Mr.. j. Jaesbury apainst Rad
tord U. Walt for seven years sub.crintinn 70 H.
Catsklll Recorder and Democrat The decision was
IN laV"r OF the publisher, and the Judgment and
three hundred dollars WV "uO
The report Of the capture Of Sewell,s poi,tb,t
terles by General Butler with loss of Gra so5
rapidly through Worcester Mass on SnndaH
n.oi n'ng' causing great sensation. Rev Dr. Hill
at the First Unitarian Church, and Rev Mr. Ricb
aroson, at the Salem Street Church read it In tbeir
congregations, as matter of engrossing interest
HON. JOHN J. CRTTENDEN, saws the Frankfort
commonwealth, on the Goth of June next t'wiu he
c"oSeh me Representative of the Ashland District
10 the Congress of the United States by a maioritv
lhhl Will De as prattViup n him H.,
friends of peace and Union throughout the entire
length and breadth sf the and.'
The Legislature of Tennessee have adontad =
joint resolution for a Convention or Connrosp ~ IA
,he banks IN the Confederate States to be held AZ
At'anta, Georgia. on the Sd OF June go confar and
auort such line OF policy will best promote the
general welfare, ard insure a currency of un;E,r,r
value throughout the South.''
on Monday next Circuit Judges are to be elected
Az M oyer the state of Illinois, aud also a Judge of
Ihe supreme Court in the first grand division Gr Tho
St"te. For this last office Judge Breese il. we ha
Ts, Ts,e, tne only candidate Clerks of the Supreme
Oourt are to be elected in the different divisions
The Great Eastern sailed from New York for
Liverpool at an early hour on Saturday morninr
she took ont 1914 passengers and the following
ireight o., ,On1 bushels wheat. $500 barrels Anur
cases machinery.
The first trial by jury ever allowed tbo ci,;zo,s
OF naples, took place in April last. Everything
was conducted with the greatest decorum and The
Juuge charge was eminently dignifrd calm and
practical. This change is due to the Italian reyo-
luton. "4 ''o
despatch from Albany states that sixtrtwo
t !ul' reg iments have been offered and enrolled in
tne oIaee OF New York. besides many odd com
pdhies. Over $4,000 men are enrolled in thasa
regiments. " '"eSo
1t is current fact that we find brotbar pi,tod
against brother, father against his sons which is
the case with Capt. ADAMS, of the Nav. com
%"nehg Tue Sabine, while his three sons are ia the
Confederate Army.
DR.. Holmes, of New York the celebrated
efnpaimlSt, has received commission as Surgeon
IA the United States army. His duty ill be to EN-
pain all those killed in battle whose bodies it NAV
De desirable to preserve.
Hon. j. W. Cristeld is actively enyagad IN oou
Vassihg the Congressional District in which no i n
Candidate. lie addressed a public meeting st p;
cess Anne on Tuesday, and will speak at Nelson,
somerset county, Tomorrow.
Inc courts in Boston have adjourned for tho
summer months The New York Post sugpes,s
ibat, in view of the excitement in the npbIi id
ample ~ '"ei' e&-
r, A Washington etter-wTiter saws that Govsrror
opragGe occasionally distributes several dollars to
each OF his men, and it is stated that hi ,n,br ~.
has set aside 100000 to supply apv want nf tba
regiment. """'' Vi Tue
on sunday morning, the l6rh inst two prntIa-
m neh ol New Orleans fought duel with pistols.
Hne was SCOT through the shoulder, and the other
"A'~HH MO e"'dltT cap.
The Mobile, Ala, Aduertiver calls the attention
o. the PriVateers to the "hne pickags' to be had
China. 'p' "'tl'lnR from
Governor Sprague of Rhode Island, is said r.
nave become engaged to daughter Of Mr. Came
Washington. A"t III
Mr.. Russell, the correspondent of the Iondo.
1mes, VIII probably extend his trip to this citv nm
VISIT to our tOwnsman, DR.. NJ c. Russell ~
whom be is nearly related-h hississippian. ~
In New York recruiting for the Navy is verv ac-
uVe-l,692 men have been accented in s;y veaE
enoing on Saturday Army recruits during the
same period 272. '"s 'ne
, hon Judge Carmichael dismissed the iprv a.
nastoh on tuesday on account of the excitement
IN % Tue puoiic mind. The Court " as adjourned over
'''i tne second Monday in August.
or Thomas jackson is dead. He was one of IN
Oldest diplomats of England, and was in this conn
Try from 1873 to 1927 as a commissioner undar Ibo
treaty of Ghent. No' 'no
James NJ Slade, ex- Lieutenant Governor of Ver-
mont, Is appointed to a cerkshp in the Third Audi
'or olhce' Treasury Department, at Washington.
ood The State of Arkansas has appropriated 81 O0O
OUO Tor war purposes, and placed her entire nil
tia force at the disposal of the Confederate states
DR.. G. C. Cox was thrown out of his carri.oa
near haston, on Saturday last, and considerably
out not seriously injured.
Several heavy siege guns have been received at
Galro curing last week, and are now mounted rea-
dy for defence. N
TIE Pensacola Observer of the 18th inst savs
that prize captured by privateer has been
brought into ApaIachcoa
On Saturday morning there were 900 men in
Fortress Monroe. Other regiments are on their
way TO the Fortress at this time.
| There are now in Alexandria nearly Is O0O TONS
ces. ' '0'
Mr.. James NJ Douglas of Va, a ST 200 ner an
mum clerk in the third Auditors office at Wash
lngton, has been removed.
Commodore Pauding has deemed it prudent n
re-arrange and reform the entire navy signal
book. n1A
The federal force in New York numbers about
800 men, stationed at Bedloe's Island, GnverDor's
Island, and on the receiving ship North Carolina.
The vote in the four Panhandle counties of yir-
gina In tavor of secession was four hundred and
thirtv-one.
Forty-fOur river boats are laid I'D at Cincinnati
having no cargoes since the promu CATION of Secre-
tary Chase's order to establish land blockade
The Dover Sentinel, the sullivan RepHbricon. nub
Iished at Newport, and the Hillsboro' Ne,gs pub-
lished at Hsboro' Bridge, have been discontinued.
Intelligence has been received at ST. Louis of the
death ot Captain Derby of the U. s. Army, widely
known as 81 )bn Phenix."
Archbishop Odin has accepted his transfer from,
Galveston to New Orleans, and arrived in the lot