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GEN. HARNEY'S LETTER.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,J
WARRINGTON. May 4, 1851.
Two prominent citizens Of Northern KEN
tucky, this morning, offered to the Govern
ment, two regiments, organizedaby them In
spite Of the refusal Of Gov. Magof1n to re.
spond to the Presidents requisition for troops.
They will doubtless be accepted.
Parties from Maryland are now here on a
similar mission They tender one regiment.
have positive advices that there are only
about fifteen hundred Virginians stationed at
Harper's Ferry, only two-thirds Of whom are
armed. Provisions are exceedingly scarce
and troops subsist on short rations. They
have the six thousand stand OF arms, rescued
by rebels from the fire Of the arsenal, In par
TALLY damaged condition. Mr.. F. ?. Blair re-
celVed notice, some days since, from the Be-
cesaionists about Silver Springs, his reaidence,
that bis house would be fired, if he did not
Immediately leage that vicinity. The plucky
old gentleman Immediately notified them In
return, TINT there would be two parties to
that bargain. Hc at once removed his family
to this city, and prepared for vigorous de-
fence, BY arming his servants to the teeth ;
and Gen. Harney has written an open letter
to Col O'Fallon, Of st. Louis, in which he ex-
presses bis readiness to stand BY the flag un-
der which he has served forty-two yea1s, to
the last; and tells the people Of Missouri that
Secession would be the ruin OF their State.
The appointment Of the 30 called Board Of
safety, by the Maryland Legislature, is likely
to give serious trouble in that State. The
Union men are determined to resist this trea-
sonable and Illegal action.
LATER
WASHINGTON, Nay d.
The two Kentucky regiments were accept
cd this afternoon, By Gen. Cameron, and will
be imme ediately musteted into service and Or
dered East, The Colonels will be ". G. Fer
, 1861-05-06

LIEUT.. MAuRY.-" Lieut." Aaury, the t1ai-
tor and sneak, who run away from Washing
ton between two days, has been appointed one
Of the board Of Military Advisers Of Virginia.
We will bet one Of the medals he surrepti-
tiously obtained by palming upon the savans
his subordinAte's discoveries for his own, that
the fellow pulls hemp vertically before he's
ninety days Older" or any other man,
, 1861-05-06

The We1kAud Canal Horses versus
Steam.
We have received q long article from a gen.
tleman at Port Dalhousie, G. ", defending
the towers by horse power on the Welland
Canal against those who are endeavoring to
secure eontrs ct for towing by steam on the
long levels. 4 pressure Of more important
matters upon Cur columns prevents us from
publishing the article. It is not a matter in
which our readers are generally interested.
All the West wants are the quickest and
the cheapest routes Of transport for her im~
mense products TO the ocean. Steam tugs
On the long levels Of the Welland Canal, it is
plain to all our business men, would take yes
sells through much more rapidly, and 1t Is be-
1ieved with less expense than horses. Hence
they hope that the Canadian Government will
make the change Nobody here has any an
tipathy to those who have heretofore been en-
gagged in the business Of towing by horses, OF
who may now be doing it, and if they have
been misrepresented or even slandered, II
would not do them or any one else the least
possible good for Us to give up one Of our col
umns to their defence. The whole matte,
may as we'll remain where it belongs, In the
hands Of the Canadian Government.
, 1861-05-06

missionera and their Ma1shals are made Of
1t Will be made also to reach the abettoFs Of
the late riot not In official positions. The ap-
prehenafon Of coming evil from this quarter
is already Operating to produce hegi1a Of
many Of the leading spirits The loyal cIti-
zens feel that there ts no safety for any of them
60 long "a the city is in the hands Of the pre-
sent authorities, whose countenance the gen
tleHan portion Of the mob enjoy without
stint: A. to the roWdies, they are easily dis
, 1861-05-06
ATTACK ON CAIRO.

There are rumors Of an attack Oh Cairo,
which we fear are well founded. 1t can
not have entered the brain Of even addle-
pated General Pillow that he can dslodge
the Illinois troops now quartered at that
point, by any force which he can muster in
the "neutra1" States of Kentucky, Ten
nessee and Missouri; but an attack, even if
followed BY q repulse, is necessary to fire
the Southern heart and precipitate those
States into revolution; hence if an assault
upon Illinois men On Illinois soil is intend
ed, 1t is part Of the policy Of the confed-
Grated traitors at Montgomery, by which
they hope to drag all the Border Slave
States into the maelstrom of secession.
The game they play is p. q strong one,
but the prize is worth the hazard.
Those States with comparatively few
slaves and d sturdy, healthy and
courageous population, are nee
essa1g to prevent the obliteration Of the
conspiratsrs and the destruction Of their
traitorous programme, within the next
ninety days. They contain large part Of
the material wealth and the fighting men
Of the South; and so long as they remain,
if only professedly, loyal to the Federal
Government, secession is capable Of no ad-
vance. It may persecute unprotected
Northern men and terrily Northern women
in New Dahomey, stop the mails, steal
the government property, and make such
emall displays of impotent malignity; but
It can neither make war nor protect itself
Without them, it must die the death Of q
rat in cage Tile attack on Washington
ia of course abandoned. The Hotspurs late
" gathered at Alexandria, in t he neighbor
hood of the Capital, though IS ardent as
Southern sun and whiskey can make them
have prudently retired to healthier quarter'
and the contingent at Richmond, though
daily increasing in numbers, is not believed
To be In g condition to face the fire OF tn
loTal men now under the Presidents i'm
mediate command. Washington is safe
bat action is as necessary to treason as
oratory without il, men stop to think, an
thought does not fayoE the commission o
crime. The people must pe hui
ried forward, their passions mus
be aroused, their sectional animos
ty stimulated. and their sense Of homo
pioued. Blood is necessary to arous
them from the bottom; and why not lie
it flow in Iuinoisg Loud outcrisa will fo]
low battle, whether won or lost. Grim
nations and recriminatioas between th
Btstes will not hasten peace. In the col
fusion and din Secession rises, and tn
revolution Las gained strength Bord'
States are out; now for War! This is Il
reasoning which impeis the gathering ottf
FORCES at Columbus and Memphis; this
sending up the Mississippians by hundre'
to take part in the fray. We have NO fea;
of the result The men at Cairo are loya
they are in earnest, and taey are braV
Lei Gen. Pillow come. II battle and
defeat will serve his cause, we know;
reason why both are not at his comman
, 1861-05-06

FoRr KEAREEY, May THE Pony Ex.
press from San Francisco 24Eh arrived to-day.
Business is good deal unsettled by the po-
Ntical news from the east
Settler difficulties in Santa Clara. county
continue, and 100 men are said to be in
armed resistance to the enforcement of the
decree Of the court for ejecting settlers from
Cheballo ranch. It ia unknown what course
the Governor will pursue.
The Indians are again troublesome in the
northern counties, but vigorous, and so far
successful, efforts are being made against
, 1861-05-06
Cbita9o Ctib,&tte
SECOND EDITION.

"A second edition Of the TRIBUNE will be
issued tomorrow morning, containing the
'telegraphic dispatches which will come
tonight, and Whist other news can be OBJ
tained. Copies can be obtained at the
counting room in the morning.
, 1861-05-06

Loumv111a, May A. The vote Of Louisville
Is in fayor Of the Union candidates to the
Border State Convention b hum8, 900 to 8, 900.
The Secession ticket .W4k some time since
withdrawn. The Union vote Is supposed
sla1ger than, any; aggregate sote7- ever poued
here.
MAEsy1z:n, Ky., May!:33--May3Bvi1le gfvee
SO majority for the Un1on. Ths stars and
stripes are flying from sevary building in
RISING sux, Ind, Nay 4$ltThe vote at Rab.
bit Hash, Boone Co. KXIopposite this Vi
lage, was for Crittendena Guthrie ticket liz.
The total yote last Noyenl1er Was 136.
majority for the Union Ticket Bells vote IN
Nnyemher WAS 3a5 Il
, 1861-05-06

CONFEDERATE CossuLAT1os.-The Peters
burgh (Va) Express says that Jef. Davis, Col.
]. B. Magruder, Col. R. E. Lee, Lieut.. N. F.
Aaury and Y1ce-President Stephens will hold
q consultation In the City Of Washington At q
veay early dsy. We shouldn't wonder if they
did, with sheriff each side Of them, priest
in front, and s1ip-noose just ahove their
heads. "And may the Lord have mercy on
their souls." -
, 1861-05-06

PATRIOTIC REPLY or THE Hon. J. 7.
BRoWN.-This gallant young Kentuck1an, in
to him by Governor Helm, in reference to the
call Of the President for four regiments of
volunteers to march against the south IL
would not send one solitary man to aid that
government, and those who volunteer should
be shot down in their tracks. 49, Charaes&on
Courier,
, 1861-05-06

Grand Union meettnK ut Wheeling.
(: WHEELING. "a, My 4z7An a immense cean- Gun
Frank PiMpont, Of 'Mariaa county, and Geo.
N. Porter, Of Hancock county, late member Of
Convention, addressed tee people in able
speeches, urging resistanAe to the secession
ordinance and faVoring a dtfision Of The State.
Resolutions were adopted approving the &C;
tion Of the merchants at. their meeting, de.
ston to ths Union e were
appointed to the eonvent1sn OF western eoun.
ties Of Virginia, to beheld#n the 18th Of May.
4 large meeting Of 9 aint3tsr character was
held at ClaEksbnfg, HarriRbn county, yester'
1ou
, 1861-05-06

Woops7ouK, Illinois, May 4lh, 1s61-The
:Dsieastee appointed to the Thirteenth
.9ndieial 4htfet Convention hon th6 county
10 eEffnttsaeted to vote for tho Hon, + p Apf
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uae hano1,a +he Iondon 13,rrb ~ Arnerioa
nae oe'o'o .Ne Ao0oo. a's ~ 0-ne'4so'
In lts lhust1atlon anu ot1glnAusy ~ IL very Ill
tie 1n1elao1 70 tae 'eno"neo nt''ieo Popne&, .,
taon- Ahe n.8' a7s"e' 1nhs 9'a1s 40 espi''1
lumber.
The leading cut is peculiarly happy design.
It represents gardner with the profile of
Lincoln, watering bed Of flowers and con-
versing with beautiful lady (Miss Columbia
who Is asking him questions. The posies con
sist Of an army on parade. In the foreground
is q large basket filed with fruit labeled
"gEape shat" )" on the right In the rear, ie
flower pot Of the shape Of a gallowe. The wa
tering pot is labelled "spirit Of '76," from
which the gardner is sprinkling the soldier
"posfes." In the background Is q temple, In
! EcIl6HQ 81 tt0Uaf1f1E00Af buNSTORRLQ NE DC
, 1861-05-06

NEW York, May "A million Of peEcus.
sion caps were seized yesterday, which had
been shipped for Charleston; also a case OF
revolvers, at the American Express office.
The government yesterday purchased two
fast tugs to be converted into gun-boats for
service On the Chesapeake.
, 1861-05-06

1@O 1s0" = D%H9&y. %100F%s
PHILADELPHIA, May 39=erhe ,New Jersey
troops In four propellers passed this city
to-day.
, 1861-05-06

AUGUSTA, Me-, May 4,-The six hundred
thousand loan has been offered to the State bJ
, 1861-05-06

CARO-, Msy 4-Gen. Pillow, Gen. Ely, and
other prominent officers .saf the Confederate
army, and large numhes: Of Mississippi, Ar.
kansas and Tennessee troops; are at Memphis.
Col Prentiss has just received the following
despatch from prominent citizens Of CIncin-
natl ,::s3.:
"Gen. Pillow has several steamers ready at
Memphis. He meditates an immediate attack
on Cairo" +~:>
Col Prentiss replied: =
LET him comel He win have to dig ditch
on the right side ] am reAdYn
, 1861-05-06

BOSTON, May IA special session Of the
Legislature has been called for the 14th inst.
The funeral Of the soldiers killed at Balti-
more took place to-day at Lawrence, with im-
posing ceremonies.
BogToN, May 4-Orders have been issued
Fletcher Webster'e regiment will proceed to
Fort Warren next Monday.
, 1861-05-06
The Western Governors In, Consulta.

X&& W1&&3fn R0FBf8844 III C0090lt3e
t10Hs
CL19E1AHD, Nay 4--Governors Curtin of
Pennsylvania, Dennisnn Of Ohio, Randall of
Wisconsin, Blair Of mchigan, Morton OF In
dfaQk, aha Ex-Governor Koe1per OF Illinois,
1ere, In c6feranee hero last night. Proceed.
ings not hn- They were aesenaded, and
addressed thsople4 ;: ::
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men in the use Of the eapons, at his own
expense. He has thus, to a certain extent,
retrived himself in the eyes Of the public,
and done penance for his sins against his
flag and country.
, 1861-05-06

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, MaT 4-Hon. James
Phelps addressed the largest Meeting since
the secession Excitement NHe believed seces-
sion unconstitutional, and dsbeIievad in revolu-
ton only when evils are 20 great that civil
war Is preferable MissouEithouldt take no part
in the war between the Nneth and South. It
was commenced without *consultatton with
her. He approved Jaekson's refusal to send
troops to sid the Federal Government,
and expressed the hopa that the Border
States viii act as medietora aod stay the
the military law Of 1ss89and 1887, should
be re-enaetea. That ertailsd no expense
On the State. He Hersgzettad ny State had passed
an ordinance Of secession. ): He expected peo-
pie to stand firm against secession. Mh1la
he would bow in gubmfssfen to the finally ex-
pressed will Of the people, he would vote
against secession. After Nj. Phelps, Mr.. Bed
ford, Of Arkansas, secessienist, spoke a few
minutes, when Judge O1Ereplled to Bedford
briefly, and demolished him completely. se-
cesaionism ia declining in*tt1is county.
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for Salt,

TOR SALE-At Shelton & Tut
i tle's Easte.n Car1isge Repository, on Market
street. near gton street tEo Eock {neV}.
one do. (seccnd nand}, i've Open BuEgtes (new), On
consignment and viii be sold cheap, myL Le6n2w
, 1861-05-06

ONE REG1AKNT FROM MARY1AHD.
FRANCIS P. BLAIR Threatened.

Short oommons 1t HaFre1'sF FaExy.
, 1861-05-06

GOD BLESS OUR BRAVE
~ YOUNG VOLUNTEERS -.
At@ROOT*& CADY'E
- 95 GE4AHK ST8EET
:: n,ss.s ~ ssPf ako: 7. ROOT p:'as asct,tr.
, 1861-05-06

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
- The Board OF P0bllc Works Will this day &C.
EupY ~ thelr Once the Rooms At the
Court @o11@es
On the second floor, recently occupied and known a.
The Mayors Qn1ce" Water Rents be Fea1tet pay
khie 1t thta otdc.. A. ". TINKHAM,
Secretary Board Of Public n oEks.
Chicago, Mzy 9Th, 1851 nay6e6s0-Iw
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BUCHAEAN'S WEAPG
TRUSTEES SA1n

| RSiii iiNCcl En- > SALE
~ y,t Eao ~ 6lc oALyER STREET. PROPERTY
ity The Undersigned Trustee n mgr t nor himore
serteMbeT ISL at cen 2. 81 A@NDAY the I6h cay
-. AZ II THAT LOT OK PARCEL OF GROUND situat
on the east SIDE OF calvert rect. bevirn.rr
It The disagcs Of one hundred and TX ct nth rem
boditg on C'lvert street, entg one let. M &c St
eyqt ss seh d CT Part 93 wall one unrel an
hndag on Davis street, twentycne 'ee thence est an
az as me centre Of partition vail one hund ed
/ 'eSh iet 10 the pace Of beg ming
SAID Lot Is subject t ound rlnt Of si6} Ter arnur,
ia N each year; and She second lot re errs To in
tax Of G oa g u lex , e = T. Elenn md oers Nc
recorded in L6er g E S M sa, 10 10 25, &c, '' ''
o.. Az IL ,H52 LOT n FAE' FL ca GRoUvn situated
at TIE dstsH"e - one b2nj ',GhnnE Tor the SAM
onae "ah ne in "9 S, @ Of ee ana nrgn
dre nd WIRE M centre o., pa itjon val ore l'1-
thence west i% Kan On Day ;rset tw.oty one feet
f1y gS i seminnualy the st day Of Jaoua1y ard
ors Of a 9";2ms Back to Il. t. Glenn md others
and recorded in Li6er G T. Co. Isl folio rs &C.
~, Al al THAT TIA! LoT Or PA&CG OF GROUND uaa on
he distance Of on hun rel ana }al ff fe sane a.
thence s9uih bpdnq %. H211ngns street and rum nE
th-nce e@st and along The centre Of a partition wan %
thence north, binding Wis street INVENTION ft.
Gir5 ST Va d ta sl39g re hre o. Partition wall,
S4id Lot Is subject TO ground rent Of alfs per uula
10y Of eaeh Sesr and i the fourth D. ree4 Ia
eraclitnr. rf T. a. 49, -, % 90, %ighn @a others
1861 ard recorded in Lb@r G. s. 40. Is3 'oo rs &c
AL THAT lot Or PAHcEL oFGEorND situated on
~. east SIDE W Of caiyert Tes BEGINNING for r
s!.e o. @en9nent stcet and running thence sour,,
a.n& The centre OF Par.itiou wal nehuadscd ard
lio o' on 10 D t W., SD ct Davis street thence month
81 M tte ceAtte 81 par zion walt one hundred
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Vi EXECUTRIX'S SALE

- FVENTTTDTy,c earn
Fiji: Under authority o. the win Of Jan. W,.,-
49, II Baitimor~ cH, deceased the UNDERSIGNED! Eru
waI poSiEe , sell at public auction the Excanse
on FRIDAY, the 1871. day of Septe:. Der 1911
al -. ocI9Gk 7: III. ,,.,-<,
E,:5 ING AND or fr,o,i- i,t'i, N = =" Eli
If North CaIvrr strees rn1i. ,i on ,r Wtst sd
alley tn two small ~ eto,,, riI,ts ,,t5r Vel
the alley, rear to n d roh Of ia I'm " ,I.r! - On
ground rem Of .G'i ', ,,, - ~ tt''t' SHitct 20
her $40 IibeT n II - ~ IT&kl see tasei Ccto-
L. No MN :, O. & -, 10 u " ~ or
ES,:. ne - ~ ! " ''7'iD ft; bNiGA " HLi.-
.z!is ~ AND " an wtst s.oe ~ DAVIS steg. nth ~
kI@@ Hath Street, twcr4v-y FIT aUb,.i a. ~ "
use OF tn &c feet for an sIrv aud d.pfi m 80 . ~
SIX uch' s; ground sil.5n PEI a nam Enyt, 80
lease t.lnl.- l.g- q. - 49,. SO"
and q D. = No On, f. t'''Fr ! - ~ tso i'i. g.
Mob 4 STR CI;ti,'. IA sts.,.- i, % s.- ,.. .
the faa-.. f r-,a ',i'''' ~ tit
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an TRUSTEES SALE
kFsisi

Sr@N~ hlL"pk SlKh"f PROPERTY
by virtue Of decree OF ite circuit Court fr aoIii1.r
Ci,y me nnctTsl%ne TRUSTEE, will sell by public .r on
On Ii premises hereinafter crihrd, on n I. lf.,
Shii EABnR, 1901, Il ;ar fn"t .air then o. r.
IA. li''rntai :.r,la the hour Of 4 u'cucE T. " "
n -, rH'SA TWO PARGNlS or GEOt, Nd sitnataa in
lt 'S, %" the "cSt side 90 GIL street. Each lot
"'nlE ett' with depth cf hundred AMI r-rv.
ven .r 70 the st side of Vincent acy: said lots h.r
a! lily one h1iiird and ninety, and LnD.,,.I
an" lr ;t n'r'h"y from the Invest corner
~ @ '',IHor street r lo is SUBJECT the Yea. H. rent
VI '' liNA j." MAJ Nc1'ly, un Isl iu'v md ! rqrg M
pt n on tIg lp IS three story BRICK Nv EIIIvts
Tit y" story !. rt hTiilIu" being q SOM. 1.'on 80
H"seH- ~ vi es Whit To Is. W SHaw.rtr So. & h -
- ''Ito i+&ss md gfoGad rrat III h. pai. un
lSrms of e-pn,talr Of the purrI,s. oorey to H. Maid
ISL .u quay oi sac. balance pAyabi. four inGs HON
sh!n DAY with interest, Tor which ,.e is Ia H.. -,
curen to the salts fact ON of the trE stee 80 '''''1
a2}law3t TnT.; o.
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TRUSTEES SALE


LII SIX HOUSES ON SGHFsTER srRnsr
by virtue OF decree f the Circuit Court or Baltimore
ch the Undersigned Trustee, will sell by public auction
On NE premises hereinafter DESCRIBED, 18th day OF
ShPNBEF ISL if fair If not If then the next fair
ri TtI S !; Nv u l I,ttr ~ o CI"cN r. Al
ALL HOSE SIN PARCELS Of GROUND lying in Bal
tmo'e city, the side o. Chester street Each lot
otS thirteen feet with depth of sixty to an alley
zen eet Dc SAID lots begin respectively - and II feet
merry from the SOUTHEAST Of GOagh an Chester
streets ana three 81 said lots begins respectively % ~ nd
% ieet no therly E',n The beast Raa and
Sete streets each lot is improved by House thee
sl9-S nigh with back III ding. Ground rent mon e. ch
80 per year being the same leased by Niss lt4 70
Joh u RUNNER by leases dS'el Isl day o: June 1874
Ts G igea ~ i'ineT 6 y No l9 ard 2tl drY Of IuIy
rent y i'll be paid up TO LIST Sep:,m6e-, 1851 - ~
ifIhS OF saie-OEehai OF the purchase I2rnev t. he
pad cash on the day of sale: bal uayahIp r,r ,i
from s4ld day with incest for which note - be re
Sec aj 1 70 the satisfaction q the trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE
II Q = 7 y > ~ IT.
OF
PROBE RJ'V nN 4ITaInD :, Trt, ~ NV

La=~A~ PROPERTY ON GIEMOR STREET
fy virtue ~ decree Of the Circuit Court far 81 rc
c,IS me underslEntd Trustee sill Nv ul;bir ,,rti-
or 5ne Pren hereinafter desc ibad, on H.. 18Th % Of
DAY fCifter at the hour Of o'clock y 5; - ''''
&I.l' THOSE THREE PAECkIS OEGEiiI-vn sf,,..o.
n BAL t,nlore Ci V, the side of Irln. $3.50 -
ot fronts i re- with depth OF l2n ir; sail Its bin
ftspciTt iy 90 cet Sc feet and l2 feet m -
northwest co Of ratoga and ,,ilmor ST -rfs &
Is Snhje to the We ry OF sG -, payable t,If
N ft me ard December. lmur8ve!e. n ,.rh Ia
~ LDINGS tot dwellings thres orirs hieh with
,i"y kitCEci; heng the Is l.gspl I.v N,as
WHIT t DAME n Shanrr Sc lease dated -, Eahr-7
ie59 1ecofdsd 6; F. : No lGI roIio = Nc Taye' aj
ground rent Wi he pad o. September 1871 anu
rms OF salOnrhait of purchase money to ~. maid ~
OF blta g payable sai1
u.V wth interest, tor which note is To be iven seem - 20
The st Sfacton Of the trustee ''N'' '''"''' 10
az Iawgt
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BALTIMORE AGENCY.
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