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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

Mo1crIsfL oTsnde; q WaEd Hugh cart "a Wsa; f:hcs
Hart ID Wnd Michael Mathews ID Ward; teorss 1soxa
Ward i',se n Wilson, 18th Ward John Lesry. d WsT
5th Word De VIA C. Ward 10th Ward NJ Smitb IN, WsIS.
a. L Niliam 9Th Ward O. corsa 23d Ward John Walsh
The following Sergeants have been transferred.
Sergeant Adds from the Fifteenth to the Tven.e,I,
Precinct; Sergeant Mathew from the Third to the
Fourteenth Precinct. James Kelsey was appointed
patrolman, and detailed to headquarters as clerk. go
MURDER AT SEA.--The Harbor Police wero vas,...
day notified of murder which is alleged to have ,aks,,
place board the ship Pampero inst arrived from San
Francisco. Two sailors, named John Simpson and
William Butler, state that that vessel was coming
through the Golden Gate the third mate, Frederick
Henderson, became epraged at Francis Goldsmith one
Of tie crew, and assaulted him in mostbrutal manner
He rst struck him the neck with his fist telling him
to the deck, and afterwara jumped upon him until he
became nser sible. TIE man was carried below % is
bunk, where he expired in few moments TIE bodv
then wrapped up and sent ashore in the plot-boa
the captain giving certificate stating that the deceased
had fallen from the yard and been fatally injured On
the arriving of the vessel at this port the third mate
engaged small boat to convey him to The shore, and
since then has not been seen. The police are making
dgent search for him. and have hopes of securing him.
the story of these men il true, the captain should 10
arrested as an accessory 20 the crime.
In the column of special notices, on our first page.
will be found the proceedings of the Twenty Ward
Republican Association, at meeting recently held. in
view OF the present state of national affaiIs.
We are requested to call attention to the appeal Of
the Chdrens Aid Society," published in tie specaI no.
tees on cur frstpage this morning
ofthe Second Wsri yesterday arrested on bench warrant
issued by Wayne County young man -aed John
W. HegemsD who is having forged number of
promissory amounting *3Ooe The prisoner was de-
eIed the Sheriff Of Wayne County who disey
started home with him
TAdyertisement.l
WHAT Is MY Boy CAPABLE OF DOING!-Haye his
head examined Fowler WELLS tell you what trade q
business he will be successful In Call No. Jv3 BTes
way and il viii save you much trouble and anxiety.
ADVERTISEMENT
GURSEYs GALLERY, No 707 Broadway.
The lnge ON Portrait, just completed, Of
II. r u. TIE PRINCE oy WALES,
for
HER MAJRsrY QUEEN VICTORIA,
will BE- exhibition for few days only at GUESHYs GAL
nt No O7 Broadway previous the departure BDchns
ban Palace. The public ere respectfully invited 70 view
the
B.The eIhbi ion Of the above picture win postiye1
close on Saturday next, Jan. 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
FROM INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Tuesday Jan. %, 1861.
The stars and stripes were hosted from the dome Of
the Capitol to-day. The entire military and fire de-
partmen Of the city, and large crowd OF ladies and
gentlemen were present. Cannon were fred, and
Union speeches made by prominent men of Indiana.
Caroline Richings sang the Star Spangled Banner :"
and was greeted ith rapturous appliance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

he altered political relations, Of the State. The
shange consisted in limiting the prayer simply 70 my
servants in authority" The usual prayer ior SoS-
gress Wien in session. also appropriately ~ tbe
Such departures from important portion 81 nv
the melancholy times Which have come upon u.s. sl on
saS.naa " H'e Mobile Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
FROM ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Tuesday, JAM o. 1861.
The Convention has adopted resolutions recalling the
Representatives in Congress-, and authorizing the Gov
srnor to appoint Commissioners to Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

We are indebted to Mr.. ]. d. Dstarnen foI copy
M ne Cyage~paa DIRECTORY for lSek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

We are requested to call attention to the appeal Of
the Chidrens Aid Society, published in the specaI no.
tees on our first page this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

ARREST OF Az ALLEGED FoRGER-Otficer Nivena
Of the Second Wsrd yesterday arrested bench wsrrsns
issued by Wayne County Mstrse young -a1ed John
W. HegemsD who is accused Of having forged number Of
promssoTy amounting 5000. The prisoner was de-
yeIed the Sheriff Of Wayne County Immediately
started home with him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

In the column of special notices our first page,
will be found the proceedings of the Twenty first Ward
Republican Association, at meeting recently held, in
view OF the present state of our national affails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

Advertisement
WHAT Is MY Boy CAPABLE OF DOING!-Haye his
head examined FOWLER WELLS tell you what trade er
he win be successful In. Call at No. 33 BTes
way, aud il viii save you much trouble and anxiety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

The following Sergeants have been transferred:
Sergeant Adds from the Fifteenth to the Twentieth
Precinct; Sergeant Mathew from the Third to the
Fourteenth Precinct. james Kelsey was appointed
parolman, and detailed to headquarters as clerk. .a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

COMMISSIONERS OF PoLrcr. This Board met
yesterday afternoon, and made large number Of ap-
p,ntmens bat the names OF the appontees cannot be
promulgated until after they have passed the Surgical
San and taken the oath Of office. The following per-
sons Were sworn into office yesterday as patrolmen:
remad Flood. "a Ward lssae Hendg,Sn, ID WaFdb Wn'
H. Carman sth Ward NJ Curry, lat Wudi W. H. Pnelps'
"a Wnd; liza Schwartz 9th Ward J. O. x. Weshbu1e ih
Wand Henry Hupprr lst Ward Thomas Smith lst Ward r.
Creamrr I'd Wndj Ferdinand Wheean, 81 Wsrdi NJ Nc
Donald 10Th Wmd James Hdcbrsnd, Goth Ward y,
Webster ?0.h Ward; Peter Ecke I'd Ward; John OFT ah
ard John Bro er islward wm LIbeIaky 9Th ward, Benz
n Roger 9th " ard Isaac Jacobs LIST Wad Henry shaw,
l7h wnd Lemsn West i7.h Wmd; James H. hass yy On
Jshn Morgan. ID Wrd Jane, NJ DOdd 2oth Ward Robt r
White 10th ard w. ID. WhittcnoTe 9Th Ward Jnines Me
Cnire I'd Ward Michael Hak. 20h Ward Bar-holomnw Far
r. "a ard 0eo w. 6rwsn 9Th Ward Andrew Doyle lst
" ard d Perry 18th Nsd Martin tioopey, 10Th Nhrdi
Richard Boemsu, 9th Ward, James LsuA 5th Ms'd; John
smith, Let wna Daniel Cody isaWardi Charles H. Hankn
son, lat Ward 4. 500
In addition 10 he hove the following other appoint
ments have been made BY the Commissioners, making
altogether in,ludng those whose names were published
in Mondays TRIBUSr, seventyfcur appointment since
the lie, met:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-05


eral movement oil the Whoie Union army
9outhWar1 Is decided to take place on the
4tn oil july circumstances do not com
PEI an advance at an earlier moment Or-
derS have beer ISSUED to serve out SIX days
extra ratlons to all the regiments on the line
ol the rotomlc'
i"c west ioilt ohlcers recently uistrion-
tea among the volunteer regiments as drllI
masters. nave oeeh recalled ana apppinted
the stan OF different commanding Generals
IN inc nela'
\ suilic,sht supply OF wagons l}r trans
portatlon nave been received, and everything
Is reany Tor grand advance movement
me uIli'9rincsS oil Ten. Patterson u Is sad.
Is the only obstacle to instant acton, and
that ne had heen remover, as MAJOR Hehera
Fremont had been ordered to supersede hun
ana take command OF ms DIVISION.
In s,eti1h OF the sherman battery com
manded oy Lieut., ktn.om'' mas o'cn order
cd 70 cross INTO virginia tonight also sew
erAl regiments OF infantry.
AaFieas from the south sac OF inc fot)-
mac report great activity along our entire
line
FORTRESS MONROE ISL
Inc 81 Mass. regiment today moved from
the eneanpnent WITHIN the i5Ftress to occu-
H. u i'St..'" oe'M'',i' nan l5''t' anu ,sg
ai",NI. n''usr' nam ION VrsvN y o!oSsr'
- ~
800 az ~ u,,i NV 1
tah' 'iEnt oo' ,h s ''ua ,t''''
i IAN. ~, I,iE pace u Tue I N'>s reg ,ns" -
We ,' l''5. '.',i,'' "'s " -, ~ W.
NsN F'ti Wv" o"s vac 9!ae' ',,s 'seh oou.'-
,'',,,','' 1,. - nh
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-05
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

-H c q t. Prs oae "a IN aitance u
oar regular tine, tbs week, = ena..is eur
. Devil u e..s'rAte tie It'll l"si'-
The new mail c,ntr,,,. r.. entered n,-
on tie disehar.e If their lutte t..e l., ja.;.
The change If time in the arrival ana d.
parture Of the mails commenced IN Ia. cav.
TIE iii contractors. Mc,srs. Hale, R,,in.
,5n 4 C5.ha,emade arrsn...a,..,. aith Mr.
EGiot. to continue ontie route t.-,we. +, Ban
or and IA. rrqftld. We nItir4 ,b.y Ia,
= aecl Mr. Ntesl!an, f5rm-r,y IF III. s.I.
ii,4n r5utz. an N one =of tze b.z,.. r.5,g
contractors CAV god satisfaction tie a.
four years, and tie public VIII bsglaI t,syg
them stili have control. Tn experience VI
tie two :. I,aacs, toy ;ber with the good
fit out Of horses and Carriages, will Insure
all travellers a pleasant ana safe trip over
this line.
The accommodating Neil still holds thu
ribbons ON the Backs f1rt route
-
~ - "' - ''e e'''1.''s - ''s''.''i
~ '''s',.'' l mn p11 y l''2'''s'''' oi'''
4f -. - :. = -, ~,
,ct ~ oss,-,
!, - p. r III. n;1 d.i;r.r -
Grafton IN, 1erl,ra,i.n .f I.,i..,e,.I.nc. !, "A,
b. reaJ and other arur.rri,t. e.rrn,ni..
IA .rae.
AtEast Ellington there viii be a sabbath
School celebration. In tie evening a Social
pohee.
~ II 'u.''h 'here VIII De d ban IN TIC
evening
The schooner Rnlico!a, Capt. A.
NooIari, accompanied by the tug Trader,
will leave her wharf at 1 clock on the NOR
,,'7 - ~ IN ~ '''s' 'es' 'o'' =
80 W., - y ~ l'''''' : SUI -
~ -, ,'"1 r. ,''' r"S i'-"''''','
-, '-'T w.. - - i''', i'''' ~ - ia '' -
',,'' - wv , ,o-''t9 u O't ''''s's
t''''' ''''''''','''' Accom- ''''',
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-05
FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1861.
VOLUME VII. NUMBER XXtE.
Congress-.

In tue senate but torty.six members ara
left since the withdrawal Of the rebel sena-
tors. OF this number thirty-tvo are Re
publicans. We have included ia the Senate
list the nanes of Senator Nicholson Of Ten
nessee. and Senator's Polk and johnson OF
Missouri, but it is quite possible that these
gentlemen will not appear. In the event Of
their absence the Senate will stand thirty
two Republicans to eleven Democrats.
The number of members Of the House d
Representatives is reduced from two hun
dred and thirty-seYen to one hundred and
eighty. Of these, one hundred ana three
are Republicans, with one district in Penn.
sylyania and two in California 70 hear from.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-05

MASSACHUSETTS IL TIE FIELD The mother
State has now tweaty-one regiments enlisted
five of which are three months volunteers,
and stationed-two at Fortress Monroe, one
at Alexandria, and two at the Relay House
Two more three years men) are at George
town Heights and Fortress Monroe and the
remaining fourteen are to leave for the seat
of war as speedily as possible. The total,
sums up as follows-in the field, 5000; un-
der arms and nearly ready for service,
1900. Besides these, volunteer companies,
to the number of $500 men have gone for
ward, or joined themselves to New York reg
iments-a total Massachusetts, force of %
500.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-05

SUPPOSED MuRDER.-An engine driver on
the Grand Trunk Railway is supposed to
have been murdered at Sherbrooke, Canada
on Tuesday last. by some lumbermen with
whom he had quarrel ON the previous sat,
urday. lie was found on the track with his
head severed from his body, occasoned by
the evening train passing that night. 1t IS
supposed the body was placed ON the track
by the murderers to conceal their crime
The name Of the murdered man was Buck
ley. lie was to have been married the next
night. The day previous to the murder he
had considerable money about him, but when
his body was found there were but u few
shillings in his pocket Wing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-05
A Check to Treason.


stl'eh IN time saves nlne, says an
91 pr1yer9 ana by the arrest oil Marshal
Name MaJ9f-"eacral Banks has put timely
S,'tcn IN cue rather loosely sewn garment oil
baltimore royalty,
Opinion in Baltimore itself has been Curl
ouSiy DIVIDED about the loyalty OF the city.
\ cohsideranIe party was loud IN ITS assur-
anees mat the place was 9" quite safe, and
'nat all the rGmors OF plots between leading
-elt'zehS an, the reDels at Richmond were
oaseieSs, but another party, also numer-
Gus, ana composed OF u"jonbtei mon men
mas coh'lhuei 70 assert tIat it needed but
the Sil5atest re'axation OF vigilance on the
part oil t.c government to place Baltimore
al enc IN Tie hands OF re5ei i3rcf.
" ME 'tshs raj Butter Commanded the
sorees III ana near the city all was quiet :
'ut sh2Fuy after General tIdwa. dd'r reilev-
cd bdtler' there were aSlln DECIDED s!Shs I'll
he',Ie treason; linen came General sank :
anu l'F S2"'e uavs tii3se VINO "d'ehed baiu-
more au Hrs narrowly perceived that the re-
o,iIIoGs part oi the population was undeeId-
tu' II did nos know how lar 1t could I'M
pose upon tAe good nature OF the new COM
hA"hdeF' ~" II Knows.
mere Is iltlie doubt that IN any plan oil
t0.' W '7..' 80" ny '"' tcVI!>' :"
sudden uprising OF armed traitors IN BtItl-
more, ana an attempt to elect diversion by
marching upon the capital from the rear,
was TO % an important part OF thc opera
tons ~ course such an atteinIte9uii only
nave '3lea because We have suthe'ent torres
at Ahl@po'iS ana the he1ay Hgas' to check
what Was 50 easiiY ioreSeen- bat TIC c4nSy,-
ioehces would have pe n disastrous t. the
eilF' whose authorities 1t seems now but too
e.r'4ih' were quite VIKING 10 let 1t sec INTO
''ii : ANY, =, 81 traitors.
:. y. nsiis'liS e2tasu'hds 't4timofe' ana
It ,s very est'3ih 'ont any Serious arm at
.sult'' q t'ie 'is'oSai part 81 I'M I7!ai,ld "a
- t1att '.e e''y IN nc possession oil DAYS :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-05

CANADA CONSULAR FEES he
Quebec Chronicle says
The American Consular General, Hon. Mr..
Giddings, has succeeded in having the Con
sular Ices abolished on produce shipped from
Canada to the States. This IS an excellent
beginning to the honorable gentleman's ca
reer, as the impost was very annoying.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-05

The aLn4 uucement tlat Col. {. H.
Fa.tgr las baen lroeliuel as an unc4ndi-
ti~nd piou caudi late for Congress in the
Fist Congressional district Of North Car.
DINA, is hailed with more than ordinary
h3re, inasuIh as up y the last moment,
when >luti/arDipa was openly declaring
ir-as. n. and even Virginia had thrown oil
al. pTgt.ust t1a neutral position, this state
unmt-tsk bic eudsGca that the "patri-
Il park Lad not evidently died out Col.
Foster j. known - a man of iron will and
undAunie4 courage, aud he Possesses, more
er,br..Hlut t4leuts and an effective STYLE Of
0ra;ory. II il understood that lie will soon
take the stump aad vigorously prosecute a
canvass. That he considers himself ade-
qaate to this work will be seen from
the fact that he has boldly defended the .Ad-
mlnistratien in strong tnl0n speeches. ma !e
at large public Inc tings, although he was
among the abest supporters Of Breckenridge
in the last campaign. The First Congress.
ional District, ia which Mr. Foster is a can
didate, is in the extreme northeastern par.
Of the State, bordering on the Norfolk sec
tien Of Virginia. We earnestly hope that
Mr. Foster 5 example will be speedily follow
ed in the $ Old North State "-B0sion Jour
nal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-05

gated Thrown together; Prodig'ous lax
crs Orley Farm Margaret Fuller oss9l' :
Ena The Adventures ct Philip: Poor thlpS,
Nv Mamie . Little Matte Monthly ke-
cord of Current Events Literary Notices
Editor Table Editors Easy Chair; Our
Foreign Bureau Editors Drawer; Fashions
for July
Moses Hale will supply all orders.
IMMENSE WHEAT Moyrurxr-T The Rockies
ter Taioa says, " the Unprecedented amount
Of ,25o.0o bushels of wheat passed the
wei.h-lock in that city last week. This Is
nearly three times the quantity which passed
down the canal the previous week, aud con
siderable more than was reported for the first
nine days OF May, when every craft was
loaded that could swim.
We learn that some scoundrals Prob
ably scccs>ioni,ts who have prottcd ly the
teachings Of the Bangor DVno5r0t, cut down
the flag staff at North Bluehill one night
last week w hope they VIII bc found out
and punished
-Ictters sent S9eth to The salii Is
should have the namc#of the state to which
the company belongs distinctly Designated
Ea,elarss addressed to any company Of
M. Y. NJ" are liable t. "a tie rounds Of
the Maine, Michigan e Massachusetts, reg
ments. b.fFe they reach the pr5per rersan.
ENus1NF>Ts f5R fua Il EtawEST.-t,en.
J. {. Stevens aIter.i-e- order, from the o,55-
crnment 10 receive eaii-tMeat~ Of v5iuhtcers
forthwith to the number OF &oo, to til "
the Name Second REGIMENT to the standard
Of 0o0 men
We learn from tie Calais A5rrfissr that
Mr.. james shannon icl into he river from
the steamboat wharf ia that place On Thurs
day last. Will in a fit. anl was drowned.
We learn that a third Union Has la,
been raised a, Las; Elm. Two = The Old
ct inhabitants, anl tie hst ~ the ladies'.
oar correspondent san,sa glowing ace5uu;
ofthe raising
Ali Interested viii llaase n sisa til
P. .. Regulations ia cur >leeiai y .5es Cd
umn, Postmaster Jnhahas fara5.ag! each
box with a catl. winch VI. te t.ual Wy
eongeaieat fg reference.
-C9l. John { Fremont Arrived at Boz
ton On Wednesday ir#n E4r=i~. AID pr
ccclcl to Washington He vii daHhilgs,
son be ssisaei an important q3st in i4a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-05

Tbn Goyernmnnt VII, Sn~a;Sh - $3.50. ama
ean;nmonts and sLe ,,',sscssinn af rast IT,
nessee, This army Will prevent supplies Of
troons or provisions from b inc sent tbrou,h
| to Vjremia,
R,r.oyr 1st
s;o, ,,,,,o,. ..i,s'1'i'
,,ad;,s ~, %, bao - IL Pr
- s. r.;,lo.., 81 e -. -.
49, :, ron;,,,,s s,,+;',,s !, 3D., ~n
9onr W ''l' ~ se ivy "'fi "io
pIaeds ana 9Th WI pr,ad,rar aaI -
- "' '''''
p,c,ro d,,.l;.h+ al +ho ,,o,,,l,,,. ,r a..
Ri ~ p'J;,7, go, ;ss;r,,l,, 1900 ti',,
] NJ had boz, ,rres,nJ and sonf r. F,rt
VIII, III ~, =, = ,.,,,,,
s 80 .bs cue, a. I'D, ,,,,,,,t 49,,
-, ;s ,,otbio I, - -
,,i,, ,,as d;sc,,,.r,J Il y, inta,d'J W.,
~
=, ,,-.,,.c LOUSY LIE SUN
-ne''s'i ''N''"c' VI u'i N"hory' ll'ro-
my anu ''eNS,r"' Hir'hlsFs erect to congress
ie's 'ni9 "'o" io' " aS'iaatoh' VIA Nihcth-
na ~,
liz luz Pr1''sI.nSI o. tne Fast tennessee ,I .
Uo'.' ,iis'o.' ~ ~" 't'.i'e,i al t"t
TTuu'iee VI .'a' lof'io" o' ''5 ot''e, except
n1cA' are rsi''ese'icci' y uttlAr''l2h oi
S'ift"'to,s qoocrs i"5''' 9Ic"'IS ''a' '.e
~ i .'se sunl"se .''S zen 1''s'TupST,' ~
~ = ia" -
:" I''N - i'''" suns '.' NJ u'eI =" an"
~ 'o"s'S ,, o'''eiI" ,'''''i'o>
l" I "o'ne'. ''i'' V"i',''ya Snot ~ il'ef-
.I' d'' III w" VI nc .'eSs u y less'Nsu
isAN the dNsltltl u TIT 7tslNt iF-t~liltEt Ill
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-05
NEW YORK. Is.

NEW YORK. Is.
A dispatch to the Trijuqe states TINT ar
my officers declare it impossible to make 4
decided forward movement until more wte-
ons arrive. Ey the 18th Of Jgly builders
have contracted to furnish a thousand. Il
is claimed that To march with less is out OF
tie question.
The Times correspondent expects the cel-
cbration of the 4th will he by driving in
rebel pickets and clearing the country to and
including Fairfax Court House.
The Massachusetts, list regiment Lave APP
piled for permission To celebrate the 4th on
Virginia soil.
The cit,1.ns Of Alexandria and Fairfax
counties have selected Union candidate> for
the Legislature. the election to come IT ON
tn = b Ju'y. \ Union meeting viii T.
bel Nln-ay night. The AID of the Fed
eral auth riues has been invoked to secure Il
peaceful election in tn district.
\ gentleman from New Orleans saws the
attack on Fort Pickens is ahand med
The rebels fear an attack ON View Orle.us
and are making preparations to erect means
Of defence
Exredi ions for the sea coasts tn harass
the rebels are to be arranged on large
scale. The idea is u have aboard Of each
war steamer as many troops as she can con-
veniently carry, to be landed occasionally to
make sudden attacks, then retreat. By con-
cert the whole force can be brought to bear
on some important point the Government
will purchase War steamers for this purpose.
Two STEAMERS were bought in New York this
week by government.
A letter in the World from the steamer
Wyandctte, off Fort Pickens, announces the
capture Of the private steamer Vim. ii
Webb by the Niagara, when in the act Of
capturing the brig Gust of New York also
captured the English bark Etna, with a ear.
go of rihed cannon for the reb Is az Pensa
cola.
New YORK., lst
The coming campaign in rennesseei fully
ranged between Senator johnson and the
A I II, I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-05

The coming campaign in Tennesseei fully
ranged between Senator johnson and the
Government johnson leaves in a few days
for the theatre of operations He will raise
large corps of mounted raemen in rennes-
sea. while Col. Robert Anderson will raise
10000 voluateer troops in Kentucky. An
Qers,n will be made u Brigadicr General and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-05

Ne REEEI AUTHORITY REco5Nizrp-Thc
London i@srieaH contains the fo!Ipw3ng or
tcSl 1udeaee, which >peaks for itself
tJN>,=l.tTE OF [. 5 ~ AMERICA. }
Belfast. Nav y. l~6l.
, 1861-10-09
Ri AIRS HAIaGES AND SEEClFT-
CATIONS.

(AI10NSe
VIC rriut TO. day copy Of the charges
and specifications filed by Col r. P.
Blair, DR., against lis commander, Major
General Fremont. They will 1ltrac! gen
Grail attention in:smuch es they are anoth-
e- c;,ap:er in the history Of the war, every
tyc-t Of VI h:Ch LIS surprising interest
Oh tx lntrit Ct tie ehaTses, We have no
con;n.cDt to mGlse. 4 Court Martial viii
lIQ;:cstionaliy be ordered to consider
.&etr: and We DO not chose to prejudse
.i.l Generals c2sc, 1oT tha! it is certain
La: It vii be n.a.cc L matter OF military
..-.:1:ry. To those wbo have leapcd nal
Gle. nz upon ca7 heads for the honest
l1.'':y with which we exposed the abu-
Sc ii the Department cf the West, VIC
lave crly to ssy, That when they are as
Te,: Informed as VIC are Of The real condi-
=: =: : IS things il Missouri, they will Won
.:,r:.p. L. cur expression, bu: that We
:t,l:;: c.1!tnt Ourselves with mild and
-. *,a.e 1c1iGI=larce When there Vas
-. each to provoke Indignation. But the
4:a.l,rs which seemed TO make & change
l. :i.t Dcrarm1n:: AZ imperative condi-
sol: ii success, has passed, and all hands
car ;:s!,1d to wai: the judicial determine
til... II ,lc matter N dispute. We take
TUT s1a-c Ct i, conscious that only one
mo:s:, ard til II :. Jealous regard for the
::..c. RI Of CIT :c7?.s sci an a5:crh;2g desire
'or tie triumph Of our cause, he's inpellel
rs t. say uught in Condemnation Of the
MN whom, ior The yigor Of lis proclama
ton .ud the c1ea1uess cf his conception
ss t'.c nature ayl meaning Of the strug:55l
&c s1ouid have been glad to applaud.