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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17

L. w. Bliss, Acting Governor Of jet
ferson Territory, has Issued the follow
ing proclamation, announcing his intes-
ton OF being locker on in the big war
now raging in this land. He proposes
adopting an armed neutrality in the
premises. Here is his
pRocLAMATIoH.
WHEREAS, existing exigencies demand
immediate and adequate measures Tor
tho protection OF the financial CONDITION
OF this Territory on account OF the in-
surrectionary combinations existing IN
the States, /, l.. w. Bliss, acting Gov
ernor Of Jetlerson Territory, do hereby
forbid the transmission by tic people
of this Territory, under any preteat
whatever, 10 the Government OF the
United States, or to any OF the States
thereof, any money, bile, drafts, gold
duet or other things Of value either 10
payment Of any debt now due OF here
alter to become due, or for or on account
Of any OTHER cause whatever, until the
termination of hostilities. 10 Il mean
time, however, the cit zcns OF Jefferson
Territory are invited to pay the amount
0. their Indebtedness to the citizcus OF
TIC United States, so fast IS 1t tccomes
due, into the Treasury Of the Territory,
where it will remain on dcposlte TIL the
close of host,llties. These deposits VIII
be charged ten per cent. per annnm'
and the faith, credit and public property
OF the whole Territory are pledged fo'
their security.
AS VIC have thus far maintained a
neutral position with regard TO the difil'
culties Tow pending, / would counsel a
moderate course-let our action be on
the defensive only, and for the better
defense OF tho Territory, would advice
the arD;ng OF the Arrapshocs and Other
tubes of friendly Indians. In the mean
time, | earnestly inycke the co operation
of all good citizens in the measures
hereby adopted for the successful 'eten.
ton OF valusbles in this Territory, and
to secure happiness and prosperity
throughout our country.
Done at Denver, this 2lst day Of May
A. ID. 1861. l.. w. Bliss.
Acting Governor j. I.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17

CAMPAIGN AGAINST TIE TREAsURY.-
A Washington correspondent says 1.-THE
campaign against tho treasury orens
WITH great spirit and success. The
daily average expenditures of the Uni
ted States government are estimated at
one million dollars. Half Of the
amount probably is embraced In one
i,on--cheatage. 1t used to &c said IN
Congress that forty per cent. must De
allowed for cheatage on contracts, but
these axe war times"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17

THEY CAN'T GER IT. Great lamcnta-
ion in New Orleans because they can
ger TO more lager! Teutonic bever-
see is only N anufacturcd in the North.
The way "our army sworc in Flanders
vas nothing to the notwithstanding OBJ
jureativcs iudnlged in, at the South. by
those thirsty souls who get nein lager
as the only response to their prayers
for little of the "colored soapsuds."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17
To (OleSelallNfires

- ~ O0S~~s~sSSROVOO
The Advertiser, having been restored to he 18th
in afew weeks by q very simple remedy, after
having suffered several yeais with severe lung
affection. and that dre,d disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferer.
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a cory Of the
prescription used Gree Of charge, with the direc-
ton for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a suKs CUxE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRoscurrls, sc. Tie only object Of the aa,cr
tiser in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceivcs to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WlLlIAxsBuRGu,
octl5-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17
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GEN. Butter AMONG THE LADIES'
1t s estimated that very large proper
ton Of the babies bern in Massachusetts
during the last month have been named
in compliment to Gen. Butler. Winfield
Scots and Robert Andersons are also
very numerous thereabouts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17

NoNE LEFr--Therc arc now no Ca
diets at West Point from the Con'cdcr-
a'c States, the last two having resigned
last week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17

rotary Seward. vbo, II he se1seting Pc
| ple q theR astera States dassd, u ~
|crn's, teepcak, wdIld Be found to hsve
Efar LED truIy ints breted the inner heart
land Ind Of bic Eouotrymen than NJ.
PFslkcner. &ho& be l1ss recalled.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17

INVITATION AcCGPrED-It is said
that Gen. Butler has accepted an invi-
ta,ion to deliver a Fourth of July ora
ton at Richmond, Va.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17

DIR. DELL, formally Surgeon in tho United
States Army. gives the following opinion Of Los.
letters Bittcrs
SrRISGrIELD, H., April IL, 1856.
S.me months since. while recovering from an
attack of Remttent Fever. ! was requested 10 try
nostetters Bitrs, as an article peculisrily suit-
ed to tho condition Of canvaissesnss from feyer
Il is but simple justice to shy that il restored tho
powers oil my digestive organs, and At The ZANE
time kept my bowels gently open. have nc hes
itancy in saying that, hitherto, in using it in INV
practice, it has, in every case, where have or
iered it, acted like . charm. Ia thus speaking
freely Of it, FL from ruff raten, medicine, an
article it by no means claims to be.
SANFORD BELL, n. D.
Soil by druggists and dealers generally every
where. lmy3"-dkxlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17

STRAWBERRIES. - Strawberries ere
selling i'll Cincinnati at five cents o
apart.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17
sPECIAL NOTICES.

j 1Ss7 E7zs ct. E.|1..-I,
q e, ,,: Z. ~ -; ~. :: =,
need Msehins sos sisAs sers only; nov . god
AseAi.. s.H ,sx scare, AID thsro are very many
OCCASIONS, saeh twelve month, vhss : Machine
doing cossss, heavy work. = sxssstiasly Assinhls
in houssho.A--if the Machine capable Of light
cork only, has been bousht, And the heavy work
is pu. uson il, tho Nasbas giyes ont, trouble fol-
Low. trouble, and tho 'Sssiss Machine gets into
di.repute in tie house and nsighberhood. Where
Il the fault bet il shsfsss that stsoag and dsss-
BILE enough Machine was not bought thu price
il tho purchase had moro than it, PROPER inGu-
ercc the durability Of the Machine was too little
thousht Of. Aud then should occs zion OF conven-
iense require the sale Of the Machine the cns for
general work will aiways command the rcadiest
sac. The Laid, Webster 4 90. Machines. are
adapted TO all kinds Of work, and are really the
most desirable Machine in market. Makes tho
stitch alike on both sides. Cook, Stone 4 Co..
Chicagoarc the North-Wcstern Agents.-CAicaoo
Timer. lmy22-d&wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17


THOMAS PUWELL's.
nRCc Il FAMILY MEDICINE STO2E
-LATE-
JACOB I''S.
BRADY STREET. ......... 40
HAVING ADOPTED THE CASH system
Ii of buying AMI selling goode, am prepared
to offer at very Low PKlCE;, to which respectful
~ aal attention OF tho public. In addition % my
well selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods, etc.,
! would solicit your attention to . new arrival
goods by express
BAZIN'S AMANDINE.
FARINA COLOGNE, (Bssr BRAKDs,)
LUBiN'.i EXTRACT (xsw PERFCAERr,)
EENZiNE,
Toilet Soaps, American, French and EnSiish
with fut assor.in snt Of TEETH, nAiR, CLOTH lat
AND NAIL BRUSHES.
Alsoa few cases
DARK OrAss 1, U1s n OYs
PALE nENNESEY nRANDH,
WEHSTEtt NlADE.slAs
p0ikr WINE.
pA0.E SHERRY
winch will te sold cxclusiycly for medical Paf-
poses
1900 IavAn0 Cigars
Choice Brands, dire,t from tho importer.
rnOs. rNwEIL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17

- sYtCTee,l year, 20 w
Laryer s!scc charged at ,he ra,c or y7.ao for
rates; s"S''
business Cards not to exceed lines. $40 90 n,
annum;
Foreach change an additional charge Of e5ee,,.
per square will be made.
Large .uts charged double the same diner sious
81 type.
Yearly advertising contracts win te understood
% apr " stii1Iy to III Immediate business 4 ~.
sdye. tiseI. and all other advertisements sent in ~
the advertiser will lie chargel extra.
Advertisements not accom- panied with instruc.
tions will DO inserted until fcILid and cLa,r.da
oordingly.
Editorial notices CHARGED f,r al the r,,e az /.
cents Ter Inc, or eight words, ard .Jeeial uoiccs
al 10 cents per line, .r 50 cent? lire rcrx week
All notices r. religious ard benevolent puy.
poses OF any Kind whatsoever. &c ordinary ienrth.
except single armour ceg ems Of marin yes nj 4
deaths charged Is Ger Is yer in.c r,i.p.
| Advertise euts from abroad ru,t be mid r.,
iass, sast7 ~ adrance, unless IRON approved
Agents
Cont.acf for yearly advertising ternir able at
tho option u adsertscrs they pa, ing MI advance
ment OF % per cert on the consrs CT price
Advertisements inherited next to n aiding matter
- per cent advance on the above rates. and kevt
on tftor "a pages ~ per cent. advance on regular
rates.
All transient advertisements must be raid for IN
advance.
Advertisements inserted IL weekly IN rca.ona
RICHARDSON, WEST 1 CO.
SANDERS h 5RO.
ia. DAsGOkF b co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17

sFjin ts:1efs.
H1Ow Is THE TINE TO LAY IN WOOD
In for winter u-e. We nnvedry sindiinx wood
At - % pc cord aud greea wood At - 81 Fer
eorde.
Quics o. goa will TO- too late.
iy.i-lif! fhhN'H DAvJs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17

GRAHAM. and Rye Flour
in NEAL. CORN MEAL nn.I e.. an -.
oln tho Be-, n.issdliax'; l, ,g., os !;
= ~ Ip0G1
-. ,,sC.e0 - ~ - Sooo04o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-17

w soe sndsrssgned sEsss 10 the fellsvins
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTIONS:
DAILY.-'2 " cents Der veel ~. - ~.v,,...
Aail And ross % 9 stbseriless, $c,At ~ elaln
payable lii advance.
WsxxiS.--Ss,eOp Per annum, In advare~.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

:, .r-oos and be who comes out Of sue ,trorah The
Of courfse, ha,;rc Tins done his daty terougn .po
ma inc and through stofm, ir Ihe "~' ''
thorough soldier. ,oa, exeant 10 discharge
Rnt viii not detsin 200 ohgei, Cav oP 80 yon
,hs o,atefnl duy wi cb remains, oil lteTeh'e ~ you
tfs 20 r. idies of Baltimore, this beautiful pan
Thss 1, Il unfnred tef0re you for the hrs' tiine'
There are emblazonrd the hl! ecu Stars Oh the Spn'e
Ststes. looking prospectvely TO the gay "nen 'ney
Lii Iii he With usl The star If Maryland Is amobg
thsn and The women If your State lave put IL thefe
confdinQ it to your sae keeping. Look upon II a.
.scred ,rust In passing through the Storm OF Oate
Il nav be tattered and soiled but believe can say
shat YOU will bring it back without spot OF
upon it, Bot yeu not only 20 ttorn tha nas neiS
you are 10 take il back 70 Baltinore. Chetrs, sn1
cries of We will"l Ii came here in the hanIs OF H
the fair lady who stands by my slde, woo Droug. ~
through the camp of the enemy with woman Ioa,,,
tu6e co lrage, and devotion To onf cante anu y.a az
20 take il back 10 Baltimore, uniurl IN your
aud challenge the applause Of your ei'iIen'' tAp'
plsase. ...,,
Acconpanying the flag is this in'cripiion;
Tbe ladies Of Baltimore present. this flag oi ne
saes America 20 Rs 80 Geis tnopisi Of The e..
teen u which :kor valo their love Of night and
by he wives and OF the monumental
Your ladies' will always have little poetry, and 1T
closes ~ follows: 1T,
Ttic the banner, aud beneath the os''s eI"no
Guar !; hi our home, are free.
Guard Il, God will prosper thee
The flag was then handed to Col. Thomas OF tne
Maryland Volunteers, who, with Mrs Mcbou6aaii -
upon his arm advanced TO the front OF the me- au ~
STEW remarks conded il 10 the keeping OF TOE ''''u
ard-bearer Of the battalion. p.,.;,,.
the State Of Virginia. and three times 'hree 'or .e
Southern Confederaey. TIE battah1h tnen wen,
through serles OF evolutions ana iei' Ine Napi'a
grounds on "double-quick.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

Col Harvey Brown, now commanding at fort
Pokens, will be imm. m.dia' ly relieved to supei intend
the organization Of the 5th Artillery, to tie command
cf viii he has been appontsd by General Order NO:
Fl. m the Virginia army We noticed few days Mnee
will probably relieve him. His headquarters will be
at the State CayiIa Of Penn.ylvania
Preparations being made for the estabsomen. OF
additional army recruiting rendezvous ~ this ciy,
aud ne at Fort Hamilton for the special enlistment OF
for the l2th Infantry, u. s. A. Fort ham,iton
will soon lie transformed from quiet isolaed visee,
into populous and thriving town. There sre noS
that large barracks, with drill ground, stores, ana
oi,ers quarters att ehed will be erected early IN the
Fal. Col Franklin, late of the U. 5. Topographiesi
Engineers, now commanding officer OF the I'm IL eA'
pecled to arrive at the Fort in few days
There are still $40 Southern officers in the navy,
Only 321 have retigped There were originally l, 300
gentlemen of Southern birth in the service. Onehird
Of he resigned officers were Midshipmen. lhe w u
tash Minnesota, and Colorado Of the blockade 1eet,
have several Southern officers. The Mi''issilpi
sisauer is the only vessel in the navy that has none
attached to her.
The prize crew Of the slave.bark Nightingale mem.
bers OF The Sarntogss crew, numbers 40 men, std
marines were yesterday transferred TO the receiving
siip North Carons, the United States Marshal and
tie Cou,ts having relieved the naval authorities IN
charge Of the vessel The next store-sbiP going 10
Af will take these men, or an equal number, 10 inc
corvette. L SLAYER is still oil the Battery.
A draft of United States sailors WAS sent away IRON
the Brooklyn Navy last evening" 10 complete the
cre~ of tie frgste ST. Lawrence, reported for sea on
Monday. The officers of the steam frigate Roanoke
have been instructed 10 report themselves on board
that vessel at II O'Clock to-day when che will be put
formally in commission. The command OF this 81 endd
ship has been given to Capt. WIN. c. Nicholson OF
Mary land. We have already printed the LANES OF the
oti er Ulcers
No orders ave as yet been received sbout the dspo-
sion of the guboat IVquoi-, late of the Medi-
terranesn squadron ard the stoIesIip Supply OF the
tl,ca ade feet, now both in commission at te Brooklyn
Nayy-YaId. The steamers off Pickels and Forida are
out OF coal and paying high pices for proyions, while
the Supply is lying quietly st anchor in New-loik
HaIbor. This is not las il should he.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

Deduct from the above the killed and wounded by
the accidental meeting Of CD Bendixs and Col.
Towhsends commands, ss follows-killed, 2; dsnger-
ouey Won ded, 3; slightly wounded, l6i total 2l-
which, inclnding Col Grebe and Major Winthrop
among the killed, make 50 killed, wounded, aud MISS
i g. IN the battle with tie enemy
Forney telcgraphs to TIE Press Of Wednesday
morniug A follows:
GEN. SCOTT READY.
The Calinet IN session from noon until late In
the afternoon. Independent OF tue surprise aud Its
resnlts last evening, i, /. known that Gen. Sco'te
Ilans for a bold demonstration were nearly consrm-
nsted. lie sai, at hi own office yesterday, before
the President tie Secretary Of Wsr aud the Secretary
m.nts of tie hour: My arrangements are now as
de.i'ed them, ard | am ready Gen. Patterson =
colnn Il - 800 il ng toward Washington, and II
Manassas Junction not vacated ere naDy hours, our
troops will help them away.
sCINTILLATIoNs FROM THE NEw-YoRK SEVENTH
REGIMENT.
A company Of noble fellows, made up principally
from the NewYofk 9Th ). NJ, have arrived In Wash
ington ard attached them-elye-, as Company *, to
The New York oh Regiment =. M., Col. Stiles. The
iollowins are the officers OF tie Company; Cap,an,
Z B. Bunting; t;ro, lisH,."snt, " NJ Rranhall:
second Lieutenant, j. w. Martin; Orderly Sergeant,
George r. Cook Second Orderly Sergeant, Guion
Mrrrck; Flint CORPORAL John W. Brown; Second
Corporal, George Brvwn, Jr.
WHAT SHALL BE DoNE WITH THE PIRATES ,
What ,hall be done with tie pirates captured on
Charleston by the United States brig Perry The uni
yersl sentiment in Wastingson, circles, Is that
pirates no. in the of jeff Davis aud bs despot-
isn started ont for the pur Of committing robbery
and nu upon the high should be hung AZ hsh
:. Uaman and am dirpored to b'lieye that the Ad-
niuri ration has re,olyed TO comI with the public
with ia tLis reel ect. When Gen. Washington signed
tie death warrant Of Major Andre, aud while weeping
the bttee. tear. Of bis lie he exclaimed Ii il bet
ter that Andre should die than tha, America should
Porirh.
DAVIS AND wIGrALL To TAKE THE FIELD.
The Richmond correspondent of The Charlest0n n.
c. C,Hr,er FAYE tint Jeh. Davis and the inevitable
Wigfall will take the field in person this week.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
LARGE PREPARATIONS FOR CARRYING
TROOPS.

yRTY CAR LOADS A DAY FROM xEw-Y0RK.
Arrangements were made On the 18th BY which the
Hew-York and New-Englsnd troops viii be carried
through to Baltimore over the Lebanon Valley and
Northern Central Railroad at the rate Of twenty-five
ear loads day. The same number viii go over the
Camden and Amboy and Philadelphia and Wilmington
kaiosdsi twenty-five car loads said 10 bs the utmost
ssPssity 0fths Philsdslphis route.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
THE VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.


This body has adopted a retoiuioo authorizing the
Governor to cuuse brdees 10 be built and reads re-
paired between StaunioD and Paikerburg, aud pro-
viding recesrhry appropriations Tor the saue
Various resolutions and ordinances relating TO the
more efficient organization of volunteer and Mill Ia
companies throughout the State; 10 the more seedy
and efficient protection Of tie NORTHWESTERN couti,r
ard TO the summary cha.ihefett OF the cowaf3 az
traitors WHO have entered the State for purposes OF
suhugation, were referred 10 the appropriate com
mittees.
Sl. ial instructions were given 10 the Military Com
mi,ee to report the best mode in which II becomes
Virginia TO meet the policy proclaimed by Gen. Butler
and approved BY the Administration in reference TO
slave property.
An ordinance was referred 10 the Military Commit
tee providing for the enrolling n every county OF tie
State, of s persons who may de'ire to hight or tl'r
aas and their BONES over eigh ten and under 'orty-
FIVE years to he cup, lied with arm, by ihe State.
The hour for signing the Ordinance Of Secession
having arrived, the Secretary produced that document
elegantly cuted and, spreading ouI on the Table,
Mr.. Jainey the President. d-seended from bis chair,
and with dignity hnd imners WORTHY Of the uoblest
Roman, affixed bis name, and returned % his seai II
was observed that Mr. JanIey tried and rejected sev-
er Iens before be suited, evincing tiT he iei he
wa. about 20 transmit bis name o the latest pos'ey,
and Of course desirors of impressng 1t on psrch-
mept in tie bet style be could.
All the members present came mp as they were called
by the Secretary, and affixed their names. Several
members before signing explained their position, but
their marks neither enhanced nor detfaced from the
patriotic act they were confummaiiDg.
resolution offered by Mr. A. M. Barbour, relstve
TO wages certain ci liens and laboprs at HsrTers
Ferry who remained loyal to the South, while induce.
ments were held out TO item 10 20 over TO the enemy,
was referred TO the Military Committee.
Various resolutions were sent to the Chair, which
were either adopted or appropriately referred Among
them was one ,dng the bonds Of the Southern Con-
federacy on Iar with the notes issued by the banks
Of Virginia, and another, authorizing military com.
msndes throughout the State to compel free negroes
10 labor on all works Of defense.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
ARMY AND NAVY.

The details Of General Order No. l5 Of the War De
psrtment promulgated On the 4th May lsst have been
published In the list Of ohcer appointed " positions
Ia the new regiments about fveixths are outside ap
pointmepts. The following men have been promoted
from the ranks TO commissions: j. w. Spanglsr, Peter
McGrsb, HUH McQoads, Curwin MeCkllasi "a
Cavalry, William II. Brown, Frank Minnier, Ed Ball,
Ed. Depew, Frank Clark. +. MeCourcey, Pat Collns,
Jss H. vxnderytill; VIM. Osoellston, Wilbur 4. Mel
bourre, VIM. II. Ingeron, Thos. lDurwinn. Dick
Burns, H. y. Iumsn. Jamss Simmons, Jas. Powell, Z.
Fergusin (of the Fort Sumter gsrIison) W. II. Leany.
Frank Browne lths av.pger Of Col. Ellswortb), has
also Rot Second Eeutensnts commission. SO out OF
$50 ofaeen made, ouy q arc raised from the regular
ranks.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
TRIAL OF McCARTHY'S ROTARY GUN.

luc hnuoonSoAeus Va Puo"e NA@A W suo tAeNsas"y
gun drew large crowd TO the foot Of Thirty ythird
street, North River, yesterday afternoon. The gun
was plaeed clear space behind Jackson g. Coss
steam mills, and target Of inch pink erected 1t
distance of 100 yards the waters edge. The guA
il constructed the centrifugal principle, projecting
the balls through fixed barrel at the target Int.
hopper, and pass through curved tubes ~ the gun.
barrel. The Tubes revolved by means OF externA
machinery, geared sixty.four 70 oDe-ths whole being
liked ON portable carriage The revolving arms arc
eucased iron the plates being 80 inches Id diameter.
The 1uu-barrei s ii inches In Ciameter; the baiis
weigh four Dances. The gun expenuenied with yes
terday was mere model 10 illustrate the pnnciflst
but larger one for projecting E:b shot or shell by
means OF steam-power was exhibited.
range TWO men were put at the craLks and tho balls
fed in In Q moment they were beard WHINING
through the air overhead with very soft noise mos
as II load Of festhep were passing through the air
than iron balls The balls struck the water more than
half way scro.s the rver. The gun was then ranxed
20 - to send the balls through the target and some-
thing like one hundred sent through 10 rapid sue
cessiop. Most Of them fell into the water sbout
hundred yards from shore, and some penetraaed the
side Of sail-boat which lay ut anchor within the
range The balls ddled the target from TOP to bot
was applied % the machinery, there would be ~
accuracy IL the shooting. We judge that the gsa
would have little value for field use for II worked ~
steam, sngle shot from the enemy would disable the
engine or gun, and By hand, the could be pcks
on by fusades single rifenien, without the power q
damaging the enemy. Is greatest value would un-
doubtedly be in fortifcaiion or on ship-bosd-iae
word, wherever an attacking party could b NJ -
repulssd Ut close quartsrh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
THE CASUALTIES AT THE BATTLE OF BIG
BETHEL.

The following is from the the cficalreport OF killed,
wounded and mr,iug q, the batlr OF Big Bethel. re-
oeived from Gen. Butler at the War Department.:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA.

BY W,x HOWARD RU,,ELI, Ill. d.. Buri.,e at Law, III
spe ia Correspondent Of Ths London 7'ms.
FACTS AND OPINIONS IN REGARD TO NORTH AMI