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ARRIVALS,

ARRIVALS,
March 13-Schr Marion, Baker, Shcboygan, rs eds
wood.
March 14-Schr Transit, Humphrey, a1a1litowoc
CLEARED
March 13-Schr Baker, Sheboygan, light.
March 15-Schr Orion, Port Washington, light.
March 15-Schr Transit, Humphrey, Manitowoc,
merchandise
, 1861-03-16
ILLINOIS AND n11CHIGAN CANAL,

ARRIVED. March H.
Humboldt, Joliet, 5000 bu coru ~ bbls highwinee.
A Liucoln, Morris, 1900 bu oats, s65 lbs cooper's
wares.
Aquila, South, 2G6 80 1bs ice
Resoluic, Athens, 20 cy rubblc stone.
T Northrup, 50cy 81
CLEARED March H.
Laura Ann, Ottawa, 81, ,05G # lumber, 10000 shit
giles, 20 900 lath.
1fesolnte, Athens, 56a lbs provisions
Imperial, Lasalle. 6 051 It lumber 7 225 It siding
G5,000 shingles, q 100 1ath, 2 lf bbls ue.
Republic, North Morris, bbl pork, bbrls -four,
hhl fish
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YEgal advertisements.


DTEIIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
4. given that Monday, the twenty eth day OF
MARCH,, lSfl, at my o!ce S Is Ga.rtt Rick. in thu.
City of Chicago county or Cook and stat" of lNot.
highest bisttr Tor cash. trc s'ru,nisscry Notes ad
stock placed In NY hals by Thomas Sp-er Ana he'll
iade5tc,lness asal-zs him IN my hds s.r c"llcrtIo
described A. fliows. to Wit Zen t!0l Shares II
1nsnt Company; .,Ie Preu.-'ry Spta nia.'e by VIA.
F. Stewart pa.:bsn to s. !'srr,w ~ bearer and
and parable in sixteen n'".is ttsn the date sherroL
with Interest 1t tea 1rr Ieut- r. r aFhutn 3Il
said s. nnErpw u. Denrrr- ana endorsed hy lin: fer
$Gss7. Is 10 dated March I'D S1 and aflb.e IN two
years from the date thereof witt. nterst ~ teM per
cert. per annuiIs. JAMES MILLER.
Chicago, March VIII, 1sSf- mt5Tixtu
, 1861-03-16

T AIDES, YOU CAN GET ALL
~ the bench: of tar dye BY usalng Dr. Ives hair
Color and Restorative. TIVE 81 three applications
making It SUI oeth and lively. It prevents tile hnlr
from coming ont or hecontug grey. without cooring
st., Chicago. mht5xlm
, 1861-03-16

The Illinois River.
PEORIA, March 15.-Tlirteen feet Of water
at the bridge.
, 1861-03-16


u Jost1h Il. purning and En;!oyea Dunrc:, hi.
wife, the !" entietf day Of February. H. II. it
ecnted and delivered to Lie 1dtr-fGnsd-
alter described. to sect4Ie tile payment OF Ceffni
promissory note thcrein nertsDiett and described.
which said trust deed waS tlty recorded in the Re-
corder otttce Of k1!: County Illinois. III Honk Il ot
Deeds Ut page H. aI=st IN The Recu,r ulce
De knlb County, llll.l7. TN Bnk Is OF Mortgages
rage co. And, whereas. de!lnt haa been the
pay Ment Of satd prt,ns>o1y not and application i1s
been made l.. ME by Cal' u L, Anstn. the legal holder
thereof t. se raid Tce:i+ Nstlcr and BY ytrtue oe
said dee Of trsr f,r the parPasps therein expressed
Nn~, herc'fc. rnhllc .aoi!ec shcreby Eiven that
Court House. l., thG city If ctira;o, Souay q tk.
eash, fir the purposes In sid. deed of trust
expressed. II TIA o'clock. l.. M.. Tuesday.
the nineteenth day ~ March, i. D. 1851. the premises
III sait deed tslst HtscFlpgd, to wit. Lots
srveutern t eEtre.a .lS: Ethetetn {l9 Ar1 tn tnty
tet) in {. },t subdivision II that It., of EOtk
~ In the original town II N+st ALrus: lying nurth Of
Mill STREET and eat Of ld:er iu the county et
Kane and S.ltG vi llh.i, Also. iii: south sa~t quar-
ter. and til: et half If tr -u !N.est quarter ut
ton twenty live t') a:1 t. t hst-t quarter at
the sonthW est anartet nf scctiet txen.! four ~; in
town thirty 1aht ~ North # five the
tlr Principal uesia:i. conAinli: t* Erred :ni
said state Of thtus, together with all singular tie
Privileges anl nprarsefalecs 'hcret" btl"h.lns ard
ats right amt equity OF retcsnptoH IT said 1osIa
i'uaan:: and EudOxta his wfie ti,cr ta.lr h,rs AID
Assigns III ami In sail premises.
u E<aCE T. THOMAS, Trustee.
1:!t1L 4 Tu0IAs. Attys.
Chicago. .aazeil nlhsc!Gl,ct
, 1861-03-16

II ass now Prsparsd to Offer Shippers superior I'D.
CaissEo to s!l Eastern Points Having largely ereas
faculties for t1ans 2ortaton. o
First by the old and well known popu1ar ronte to
70 4altaMore, FhilAdephls New YofE and Bosfnn srd
~ EasteFn R9lnt With bat change q cars bstEeen
presented In Chicago By 1's - t7-
Clarke d Co., No. 72 Dearborn ST..
Who alone are authorized to Issue Th.puph pfis n,
burg, via this route. T4so 1@"o@ " 'lt9-
AZ Fright intended to 80 East 7ia this zoute should
pe Snnsl gnea IA ChlGsgo. to -Pittsourgh Fl Wsvne
Ghltago Il. 4. yta Pittsburgh & PennsyIyania R k~
~ q the new and expeditions route via Crestiire
I!eseiand TO nQnk!rk, Buffalo, New York. H,ston
ana AZ peaatsn New fork and the New England states
via this route reuutrcs no trar%fer
oet"eeh tntcago and Cleveland, DunKirk Or Buffalo.
Jerry Nottingham, No. 81 Dearborn Street,
Agent 11r this route and alone authorized to Issue
restSe ~ I q iSotng tqF Freight tosE9rde. Via
n thts r2utsshoud be condgned il Chicago 70
Line d Cleveland" ' 7 " '
r Rates by either OF these routes will be the same
oy other Or competing Ines and all care given 10
tne SAFE and speedy shipm snt OF freight
JNO. J. HOUSTON
J. P. BRADY. Freight Agent Chicago. fes5eiuSl1
, 1861-03-16
Scarcity Of Freight Room in New.

Iae Ne" York Courier and Enquirer Of the 18th
says that the scarcity Of freight room shut out
British orders for wheat to lurge extent
, 1861-03-16

Hogs Pncked In schuyler in 1860-61-
We have been kindly furnished by the various
pork dealers in our county with the following fig
ures Of the number, average eight and price vi
the hogs packeda at their several establishments the
rrnen,,t s11snDs
, 1861-03-16

MI 131 11o 2 k~-H17o1.7@=A-Itt tsE Ui Iu!-
Af1 hos, Coos oHnty. Circuit Court Coo K County
In Chaacery. kohc1t aeovu va. uenzy j. 5pai:!iEx
Faelc notice + hereby gisen tnat I. l.. T. raIne
Efttr Master In Cha@ctry VI Cox County. Stute 0f
Illinois will on the 3h ds ot March, A. H. i-i Ut IL
O'Clock IN the farcan"I: u 6@.i ay tn caetince to
public auctlon for Cash u the lssr hIder at The
perth d1or u tr Court 1osae uf County of Cook
parcel q land situate n saIi count Ut took to vii:
dne an1slaed hAlf o. tie northwest 1a7scr section
teen Ga east"f the thied principal .td.an. .ontair
~ oae hnndssu aat sikt3. acrt-, Ct thereof
~ may ot necessary to MAKE the the eafd
complainant bE said decree, With principal interest
+ {. FAME FREEI. Master LII CHANGER; coos Co.
%A4esGos FeoEuafy 1ls i. D. L15f~ ic..HcEEtl
, 1861-03-16

i Jefrsll Atkins. nj tie c1ra a,!:f}t !ay Ot .st:ars.
A. o. lS cxctntel and delivered tu me- ttir :tntr
signed. Trustee. Deed NJ Trn-t. Gonyc. Ing tl
premises hereinafter dtscri3 H. tt.ecure the payment
Of certain Pronlis.ory Note therein mentioned hE,t
described Tor full .ifscri: ton u whtA :aI nGtr
aid Of til. power In sxii Deed cuntnIncti. srs.y-
Is h. made to .he Record # au Decd Eic.
ta Det, u Trust WIS 4iu!y rrsorsied IN the l:ecos
dcsa D1c'. II Cook u naty. fllino.. in Hook la9 II
In the pay:ueEt Of aafA ErarEory :.ote, aud arptr
ton has heen made 10 ms by jnhH ngGpka. the pays
anti legal holdtr TIL Tc3f, IT, sell sa4f Ert u.r:
md by .tTtuc nt t;e power IN sAfd Dee1 Ut Trust
tsned. aaL fn- tse purposes therein eypFce.el.
Now, therefore. PUBLIC Eatt:c ID hereby gwen stat
shall sell at PUBLIC aucton- ut the norl sf tt
Court House. tn the City o( Chlea.n in ta Statt o.
nlLnols rie highest and best prize t.lt will
bring in cash. fr tho purposes Ia said fc Trust
expressed. at ten orfuck the forenoon SATURDAY.,
the III rtrrnth lay ot Arril. A. II. ISL the premises +:
sal Iced OF Trut described. anu +itnA1e III E.ausfc,
In the County Of Cook and STATE ut tEinns. t. Wit
Con1,.' nrtt4e At ptiat Ill c ceat1e OF TIT County
iua> fur It, rods south u tlc north line pf SECTION
eighteen t1Sl, ToHn fcrtt tsi eanEe fll
ras thence ru1Hlag east t. the East line Of the north
We. quarter OF the northwest quaer Of said Sec leu
eshtr.n, thence south siI rods anti ttHty four Aua
nerth Inc Of said S.ction eighteen tu the Centre #
tilr lorcsatu Caunry f.oa, tnence northerly along
the centre said ruad to the pllce Of Beginning,
tanning about one sAa half CA acre. more rss,
toEtthcr with tic buildings thereon: tu,etrr i'll. all
thu aapu! !tela,nes thercuntu beo, Etl and all the
right. tiie benefit and equity of redemption oi sa!
JcafuIu Atkins, his heirs -ta in and Ii said IRE
Eti3eS. CH AIsltG.S \. GlsEH0isi, Trustee.
Chicago, March 18th. 1871. mn:S .o&..td .
, 1861-03-16

FRIDAY EVENING, March 15 1861.
zcte following a.a tie receipts aud shipments for
the raBt twerlty-four heu1g:
EECEIPT9.
, 1861-03-16
Gelteral NntireB.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
i that meeting Of the Stockholders Of the UnIen
Dispatch Company, will be held at the Office Of said
conpay IN tte city It Chicago. ns On the 2lst Inst
at29'cock + H., for the purpose Of electing Board
ofDlreCtors for the ensuing year.
LOUIS 3. KELLY, pres't,
nah!5xt1 J.. 8. M1EaLISG. scc'y.
THANCE FOR BUSINESS-Ac.
~ tlve men with capital Of from IS to SIS eau
orally used and large territory to sell In Cali at
1T kinzie streer, nnder Foster House, Or address
1. o., BOX 1S5D- mhtsx1K
, 1861-03-16

Faruell & Co., Frederic. 1000 =. -.
Aa compared with last season, Ray, Little s. Co.
have packed 157 less Wilson s Greer IT'S less !;
Wells 1871 less; Nelson & AfcCroskcy 1s4 more !;
Blackburn a46 lees.
The following list shows the number packed in
fh. conuty Ear the mat s1x rears.
, 1861-03-16

WATER PIPE. WATER PIPE.
1A,2 TX, s 3}z and i Inch Water Pipe bored with
Patent Anger
Also, s1perIor Wooden Suction Pumps. made and
seld Wholesale and llrtafl by J. F. TEMPLE
Mh66l-ly corner Pix and Canal street, Chicago.
NAYLOR 6 COMPANY'S
, 1861-03-16
The New York Canal Board aud tho
Advance In T0Iln,

ADVANCE Id I011ns
We notice by the Albany Statesman that the ca
nal Board held meeting in that city on the 18th,
at which several prominent citizens Of Buffalo and
Syracuse addressed the Commissioners against the
proposed advance in the tolls. The Statesman
adds:
1t Is not unlikely that the Board will recele from
1ss former action, a. The feeling is 30 decisive
Navigation Prospects On Lake Erie.
Navigation on the 1akes will soon be resumed
Lake Ontario is evidently nearly clear Of ice, and
navigation which must shortly be opened in earn
Times, I'M
, 1861-03-16

Nor1cE--The tax books Of North, South
aud West Chicago, 1or State and County ta1es,
are now in the Treasurer's office, and persons
wishing to save costs must pay Immediately.
The impression which many got from the
bills before the Legislature, that the taxes are
postponed, is erroneous, as the sale under the
law as passed must be made earlier than for
the past two years.
, 1861-03-16
.OFFICE ROE

+ i CITY AND COUNTRY, BY Stewart Hamilton,
basement Church D1Gk los aEk s. atsess %neFs h g. Mss sI
and country Also, Marine He1pfor Lakea md Canals
Farns, Lots and Houses sold and rented ordeEs s
Servants viii ind respectable situations by calling at
this Oflce. Post Once Boz, 1912, nh21tm
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.laHsIaTG snG Commercial Rebitn.


BALTIMORE, June 10, 1851
me baltimore Stock market continues very dull the
ohy sale at the Board to-day being one of 500 Baltimore
'y 6s 1890 at sO lS9Os closed however at only 79I
ou 'SA asked For Maryland 6s 1870 75 was bid again
10 uay hut there were Offering Railroad shares
''nue hrnn, Baltimore and Ohio closing ycstcr-
u"S !" S4l bid Sl5 asked regular way. For Northern
central Si3 was bid regular way s13 buyer 80 days
put none was offered under s14A regular way For Rail
ROAD ponds there inquiry but no sales were
"e. baltimore and ohios closed 10 bid fer 1855.
% hld 10 asked for 1855 80 bid for ls62s Northern
central les5s at 50 bid 3S asked and Northwestern Vir-
s'hA second mortgage at 60 bid, G2 asked Springfield
hng' which is the only of the Mining stocks for
whch there is any inquiry whatever closed to-day at
sls bid, ST. asked
IN New York to-day Virginia and North Carolina s,s
uec'ihed per cent each; but Missouri 6s advanced
tennessee 6s 4; Erie q; New York Central r. Reading
ga ana at the second Board the market closed irm
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
s,oo NJ. WEDNESDAY June 10, 1861.
SfOo Baltimore 6'S, 80.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY Oh MARYLAND.
ADJOURNED SPECIAL SESSION.

m HoUSE OF DELEGATES
The act reported by Mr.. Wallis to amend the
Z9th section of the Code, by adding section ex.
tending the lien of judgments to lease-hod in
terests in land, was passed
Ihe JOINT Committee of Conference upon the
pay and mileage of the members and officers sub
nitted report allowing the per-diem during the
time they have been in actual session since June
'ne arm last, and $50 increase to the mileage
OF eacd member and officer except those officers
ssPPPointed a from Frederick city. Agreed to-yeas
ine act TO enable A. Lingan Jarrett to qualify
before any Judge Of the Court of Appeals, and to
enter pond as Comptroller of Maryland, was taken
Inc act reported by Mr.. Scott, exempting from
more On the 18th of April, was lost. Yeas Is.
nays %. "' ''
Inc vote was subsequently reconsidered and
maue the order OF the day for tomorrow
Mr. DENNIS eloquently addressed the Hcuse in
advocacy OF the resolution submitted by him favor
ing the immediate recognition OF the Southern Con-
fpdpracv II NNA-
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Shipping gHtslIgeasf
PORT OF BALTIMORE. JUNE
Arrived.

Arrived.
steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Old Point Comfort Va
TO TO NJ rails Passed of Point Lookout bark and
mdse to J A Shriyer 0' 'F~' '
o. ark henrietta, Brown, from Rio Janeiro Nav 18th and
o. 90 10y ~ ee c4pes-coiee to Thos Whitrdge Co; towed
bart T Gg Euwln Forrest Sailed in company with
May 18th, latl7 S, lon SO Is W snoke bart ,; M r
bAl ilore or MO Janeiro ~ days ont Nav oi,h 80, -
american narK gong into PeInambuco sbowjpa a snni
Wlte ana req stripes with black ball in be cant SO.
tI.H m Sopler, oimstead. from London discg.
parks Linwood, Penny, for Northern nos,. 'sSs'
Saisbury Tor Philadelphia in few dsys: tmS "I
wan, Tor Baltimore in days; Brazilian Rar,i Mr.
YORK in days; American Eagle, Dyer for to ew
3days; nrgs Muugo Park. for Trieste MonticeIio Ut
ham, for Baltimore in few days. Mount Vern, urn
few days; Helen. Johnson from Baltimore inst ,n
schrs lightning Daniels, from New York wtp. Montroe
from Richmond. do; MOry Helen, from New York d;sc
Brem bark Theresa, Hohorst, from New York-haiiss,
to IL brauhs q Co. lowed up by steamtug Ajax
ling & Ahrens. ~ W S'ir'
Schr seeiug Stafford, from New York-balIast 10 pon
dergast Bros. " A
schr Geo W Grce, Palmer, from New York-ballas, to
NJ Mitchell. "
schr Mott Bedell, Ryder frem New York-mdse tn Roso
& Lyon W -'O'e
schr R A Ward, Edwards from New York-bslIast 70
schr Somerset Stirling, from snoWhill, Md-to Rose
Lyon, -'''e @
on swan Point, ship Juventa, Young, from Callao-
gins. s' no"s'' Do'''nA mug
steamer Adelaide, Cannon. Old Point Comfort vs-A
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Steamer Richard Willing, Claypoe, New York, ia,
Steamer W Brune, Foster, New York; A Sbriv.r
Reid. -"''e'-@Pehce "
Sci Sehr Frank Frank Or, Mas Hafax-Jas Corner & Sons.
Se,ir Jackson, ljonner BarbadOes-W Rhoads & Son
Schr Barbery, Decker Jersey Citv-masier ~ JUL
S,,r Sc,r Ca"emai Ersk!ne, BostonW Rhoads * Son
o.. , Sailed.
ahlp payid Stewart Prentss, Amsterdam. in tow OF
bark Hugh Birckhead, Bennett, Valparaiso &c in tow
ot s'eamtug Edwin Forrest
Arrivals from baltimore
steamer Fanny CadwaIader. Pierson, New York I7lh
chr ankee Doodle, VanCleaf, Providence, I4h inst
ochr holley, Davis, Philadelphia 10th inst
CieRrnDces for baltimore
ochr Silver Star, Phillips, New York, 18th inst
Schr Gessner, Thompson, New York, 18th inst.
TenIEFanuN
Ship VIM Palten, Newcomb, hence for Bremen, passed
by Deal 2d inst P'SSeu
Steamship Jos Whitney, Loveand, from Philadelpbia
arrived at Boston. 18th INST. f'''i'
Schr Jennie Morton, Bullock from Cenruegos for Ros
ton, was spoken 3lst ult, off Havana ''' D'''
Schr Time HaiUeS from Boston for RaItirooro soi,,
FROM Holmes Hole. 10th inst - '
Bark Roberta, Chds, for Baltimore, sailed fn Rrarar
haven, Goth ult. " N"N'
Bark Kate Lincoln Hughes for pI;r,5o,.L: -,
at New York, 17th inst. f''"' ''e"feu
--- Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK. June IS-Noon--Arr chin rb,s pt.,az
New London Bremen, Bremen: bark Ester Cardi. III y
I',"T, newcastie; schr Browning, New Aaven: Louisa
Snr snn buter, Elizabethport-CId ships Nonparel
pan FIaHclScoi Progress, London; Indiana Bordpanv
barks Secor Ccte, Dergo Hevana; bril-, ORKNEY Rot
terdam; schrs Forrest City. Boston
NhW fokk June 17-Noon-Arr ship Hamilton Car.
S hermon Hill, Sunderland; Mitzlai Cork; barks
sea breeze, Marseilles Electra Leghorn; Panama Rio
Se Janero; Harvey, Nagaubo; CStohlfort Halifax:
mentor, London; Oppina Cork; brgs Wanderer Gibra
Tar arrow Lngan; Schrs Tweek, Eleuthera Chas Henry
ana Hone, Providence; Pearl, New Bedford Bill
Ings nemerara Mayhem, Bermuda
BOSTON, June 16-Noon-Arr ships JOHN Thomas
raIermo; Snowden, Rio de Janeiro; John W Andrews
Cardenas Constitution, Liverpool; Pampero, Hayre;,
hs 1s Liverpool; Campanero, Rio Janero Hyperion
once Harmon Nuevitas; Lenox, Sagus; Fern VIM Fl
W wall and Walker, do Nazarene, Trinidad-CIj
oatkS Andrew Carney Smyrna; Fury Gibraltar
Southern Ports.
NE" ORLEANS, June 10-CId ship Robertt Harding
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MARKETS BY TELEGRApu

PHILADELPHIA, June is Flour steady; superf ne {!
tGso ~ extra, S525 $3.50; family, SIS 624ls6; fancy
$o.Z9GN Wheat du sales 900 bushels red at Al 2Oa
SZ3 white 81 SOC 40 Corn dull sales 600 bushels
win lght receipts; yellow, sic. Coffee dul-Ro l3c
on tme Whiskey dull at 1G Hd17c
NEW ORLEANS, June 1S.-COtton irregular. sales o5
DaeS sales OF three days AZ bales Receipts 2iO bales
against $40 same time last year. Exports none De
creased receipts 52 500 ditto at all ports $50 OOo Elan,
dull at SS Provisions dull. ~
ALBANY, June 1S-Flour dull and lower Wheat dnl,
Sorn IN good demand and light supply, and prices are
better sales of 10000 bushels, at 43c for Western
mixed aioa and i'll lots, and 44c for 900 bushels dry
40 10 arrive Oats easier to buy Sales Is 600
mostly on private terms, and 29c. Chicago Whske,
sales 100 bbs. at Ice 'Ae9
BUFFALO. June -Flour-moderate demand Whoo
hrner and in good demand; sales 90 900 bushels 7ac fo
NO z chicago spring; SIC. choice No / do: SIGSgc
MI"anke club Corn firm; sales so 600 bushels at 3OG
pc Nhlskey-demand good, market steady; sales COZ
DarreiS at IL GLAZE. for Western and city
oswEGo, June lS.-Four steady Wheat ouiet-saIe,
l;oVo bushels No. Milwaukee Club on private terms
oorn.saies 5000 bushels at 35G36 cts Lake imports
ooou0 pushes wheat II Geo bushels corn Canal export
-5l7S obs Hour $4,000 bushels wheat Ia 900 busheI
corn, Is OO0 bushels oats '' i7'OOO 'uSiei'
CHICAGO, June lS-Flour dull and heavy Wheat srr
and declined "a cts sales at 65G67 cts for No l. bi
30 cts. for No In store. Corn quiet 81 " t of9
Receipts46O0 bbs -four; 9S coo bushels h @ III rs! s,ore ore
bushels corn ShipmeEts-4O0 bbls flour: ID ooo hI
els wheat 1900 bushels corn Freiahs ~ push
wheat to Buffalo Exchange New York Z per S Gov, v'
discount for gold. u Pei 'eht
CINCINNATI. June 1S.-Four dull there is on,,, , ,o
demand. Whiskey dull at l2k cts Nothing doina :;
provisions Exchange on New York dull at per cent
discount. - - '
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Meeting of the Douglas Monument Commit-

WASHINGTON, June l9-Tbe Douglas Monument
Committee met to-day, Hon. John b. Haskin in the
chair Present, John T. Ennis, j. J. McElhope.
George w. Mclean, Thomas G. Fields, Andrew NJ
sallade: They reported that Col. John W Forney
would deliver the eulogy. and that Professor Hen
fy, OF the Smithsonian Institute, had kindly prof.
f eted the use of the lecture of the institution
for Wnch tt Judge Douglas was one of the Regents,
sueIivery of the eulogy the Sd of July.
occas;on ND henry selected to preside on the
the nse r. : me eommitte had under consideration
nronr;ated Inich h, the Douglas fund should be ap-
out owing to the large number of com
na1na "a. m upon that subject laid before them
came to no final Conclusion iberon Ia" peio'e thelh
The following resolutions ~
y. fleios Esq OF New York, were aSon;sd. noin"S
Resolred, That an address to the c;t;.o
States be prepared and published se OF the United
of this Committee ns forth the object
Resolred, That the President appoin, -
Committee for each State, to consist or @ auxiliary
eleven nor less than three members such than
report to this Committee mittee to
Resolred, That it is recommended that the friena,
late Senator Douglas, without distinction of part tne
semble in their respective towns cities and villages
the evening of the Sd of July next for the purposa ~
raj localities when donations subscriptions can be
ceived and forwarded to the Treasurer hereafter be
pointed The friendly aid of the ladies of the United
States Is requested.
The Auxiliary Committee will be announced on
Fmoay evening next, to which time the committee
adjourned.
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The COnfederat Account of the flair n.
Nienna--Rerorts in Reference TO Foirf,Y
COurt-HoUsc.
ALEXANDRIA, June l9-The secession account ot
the recent affair at Vienna was received bera IN
dav, from which it appears that the battery consist
ed only of two small brass six-pounders worked bv
an Alexandria artillery company OF 81 men, under
hlsu'. d. stewart, formerly Of the U. s. armr
Two companies of South Carolina troops were in
ampuscade quarter of mile cff, to render As
s's'a"ce II necessary. These artilIerymen were
posted at this point soon after the Connecticut ex
pedllon oil Sunday had returned, with ins1 uctiops
10 nre on the next train and then retire. The Sc
cessionlsts say they succeeded in carving off two
wagon-loads Of arms and sixty Blankets and in
burning baggage-car, tn ee gondOlas and lot of
carpenters tools.
The train from Falls Church arrived here this
evening, and reports all quiet there Firing can
non IN that direction occas0ned some alarm but
subsequently II was aScertained that the troops
We're practising with their guns.
Capt Medlar, Of the PeDnsy ylvania Fifteth Rcgi-
mentwho has performed the duties of Provost
Marshal, has been relieved at his request and Lieut.
shepherd, of the Massachusetts, Fifth Regiment,
hes been appointed to the position.
There are numerous reports from Fairfax Court
house, but all unreliable. The Confederate troops
were certainly there at o'clock Yesterday after
noon. j. Barnes, of the Fairfax Rihemen, come
time since captured secession scout waa re-
leased to-day parole of honor.
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False ReDorfs.

WAsHINGToN, June l9.-Among other false re
ports which have found their way into the press,
Is one that TIE Ohio troops subsequently, took the
enemy's masked battery at Vienna.
Equally untrue is report that the Federal troons
nave taken quiet possession of Fairfax Court-
House. There is official authority for this denial
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TNSini orcement Of the Confederate Troops in,
western VirSinia--A Grand Movement An

GhAFroN, June l4.-Information thought to be
reilaoie says that fifteen hundred Confederate
troops are In the neighborhood of Beverly and
Ininppi, and that an attack will be made on the
latter place: There be no doubt that the seces
slonlsts In Western Virginia have been largely re-
Inc federal troops will be equal to any emergency,
ana large relnforcemeuts will probably reach here
IN lew days: force sufficient to guard the Cheat
rlVer bridge has been sent forward from here
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Senator Andrew Jobnson

LEXINGTON, June l9.-Senator johnson, of Ten
hhessee, en- route for Washington, made speech
here last night before very LARGE audience Ha
declared himself as positive unconditional Union
man, and in favor of the maintenance of the Cen
erai Government East Tennessee, he said, would
never leave the Union, if the people could be arm
ed to prevent their subiugation