The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-05-23
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tHAMERsBCRGH, May 2l.-It is believed here
by the military authorities that the Shepardstown
and WiIlan5port movement are feints. The main
movement at Harpcrs Ferry on Southern Penn
sylvanla viii be made as soon offensive opera
tons bcg.l from Washington on the South, or at
Norfolk along the county road leading from Har
per's Ferry, along Pleasant Valley, through Rap
ersvile, HoOlsb,rst and Wanesboro. | deem this
opinion correct. as the Confederate leaders desire
to avoid operations offensive to the people of
Maryland. This is the shortest known road into
Pennsylvania, from Harper's Ferry.
WAsHINGToN, May 2l-Tribune's dispatches
says The rumOr OF demonstration at Harper's
Ferry or elswhere in Virginia, on or after the
/ date Of Thursday, is untounded No importance
is attached to the Tumor.
Two brothers, New York liquor dealer and
! Boston banker went on a pleasure excursion to
Alexandria to-day, not Disgusting their sentiments
They were politely received by the bankers cor
respondent, who said iOU0 or 5JJO inhabitants have
left since the troubles
1t is deserted village. six companies, pos
sibly $50 men armed with Minnie rifles, were the
only troops seen. They are mostly boys. The
uniforms aremuch like ours.
WAsHINGToN, May 2l.-WOrld's correspond
ent's letters received here to-day, from Senator
Johnson OF enn,, state that he continues canvas
sing the State and Is firm in the belief that the
Union cause Will triumph ut the polls,
The Times correspondent says postage in the
Southern Contedoracy after the 3lsJ inst win be
Tor letters less than one thousand miles 5 cents
weekly papers ~ cents per year, daily papers sec
per year; il published outside OF the Confederate
States the postage viii be double.
ST. LOUIS, May 22.--In connection with the ne.
gotlatiOn concluded yesterday, between Gen Har-
ney and Gen. Price, synopsis of which was tele-
graphed last night, Gen Harvey publishes this
morning an address
1t is understood Gov. Price viii disband all the
State forces, and take prompt and decided meas
ures oinaure full protection to all classes of citi
zens All complaints Of violence or oppression
faP a a la f1 hir1 ,,Ji 4,
afford the necessary relief, the U. s. forces will be
used.
The Democrat announces cditorialIy that no at
Tempt viii be made to divert the July interest Of
the Fund from its legitimate course
WASHINGTON, May 2i.-Heralds despatch -
1t appears that more than month ago our Gov
crnment gave notice to the Powers Of Europe who
tcok part IN the Paris Congress III 1856 that they
were willing to accept the code they adopted at
that period, which declared privateering to be pi-
1acy.
Government has received the amplest assuran
ces from Austria, that she win have nothing what
ever to do with the rebels.
Whilst Prussia has not hesitated to manifest in
plain terms her uuequivocal sympathy with our
country.
The Secretary of State has given notice to Mex.
leo and other States, that the Monroe doctrine
will be carried out with all the energy and resour-
ces OF the Government, and; that no shape of for
eign intervention will be tolerated or submitted
TO for q single hour.
Mexico has been assured in the most positive
language that she can depend on the active sup
port Of This country, should any European power
attempt to violate her soil a warning has been
given to Spain that If she ventures to accept the
artlul prohers OF Domjnjcz, she win do SO at her
peru.
BosroN, May 2l.-A resolution amending the
Massachusetts Constitution to allow naturalized
foreigners the right Of suffrage after years resi-
dence in the State, passed both Houses.
WAsHINGToN, May 2l.-Surgeon Finley will be
appointed Surgeon General Of the army, in place
OF Dawson, deceased
1t is sufficient denial ofthe reports as to Lieut.
General SCOTS inigm health to saw that he is en-
gagged IN the discharge of his official duties not on
y throughout the day, but to a late hour every
night.