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San Francisco chipping sdvoes to 10Th u per Pony
press, In news columns.
sa Ess g1Ssa Fern Nay Tse Am,e.
dered; cr hsre CHE P was built in 1884 Bath No.
Duncan Cos 's' "'~ =" 's' !" NC" '0'A ~ w
saF SEproap from Boston, which rscsry put into Faya
porsJpne 27 lat lon 81 passed ovec si,,sen sshs
the surface bed eeea some ms "a thas o sSSn.
non saw her dscks from the rigging.
The steamship Roanoke, the Few York Virginia COG
zine has been lad up she wss yesterday oWed u the Je
ship s1S n,sa,ipgsle Of 1859 tons ep Quincy
week hte Ehc 81 saaaS Sss e
bn 81 s s,' o1 %
yste terms; she VIII a,urae the British Gag
Co fine sehr Of iso toms called the Vim Bu.msa IN
By Capt Nelson sst tO formerly 81 scSr
Ihe sos S gpsy ssns e. ses sSks OF ssr
swift r i VII s a,rce
1he sru,ss q bark Mary Gardiner which arrived at Sag
whaling espsss ssss ys ;ss.
Sc SS n r 80 bss %sn which time she
$50 90 GO VIII oa 1a sss sss ssrss Nos Te"'r ST.
Spoken, SSs.
SEP Wess ss ssT kq n from Boston for eau Fra.
ship AtiGn Williams from Mania for Liverpool Nay s.
SLIP ho{Ioea o,san, from Calcutta for Iordon s.
aAp E, s ion s%%s,oan from Bombay for Ho
so s. Sep a from Boston April 81 for Maurus
9hp cOtire from Havre Eyort, June g. lat
PIP John Albert from Portland for Liverpool, juno S.
ship no w rs (American) WAS sgnAlzod Msy 20 la. 49,
Bark Old Hickory Homes from Liverpool for phtlads
phia June ~ of lusksr.
Bars Luccs from sunderland for Nyosk, June T. lat n
Bark Virginia from Richmond for Rio 'aaerO May lat
Bsrk Lyssp5es of Boston. steering wsw, May e.
Ketoh Commerce from Ponce for Phsdepsa June a. lat
A9 s5 June en aFe Boston May for su'n'a
Brig Crimes Hiohsorp from Ca'deaas for Queenstown.
BEls Issef CUBS sostes June a. .tss lcn7l
Foreign Ports.a
ANTWERP, June ls-sld Eias, Gilmore, Sunderland; I7t.
ANnR.rTrr, West Coast Africa BAY lsIn port bark John
AMRRiz May isrn port bark Sea New Lloyd frou, sse
eans Lsus Wmsn : NY, Mso a. @ IoTsna Dewers o.
sSsafer, Goethe, Muller, NYorE; IiR. Gelseo Lead.
s Nara ac f sieea, O..
ve o sns s MSS ss
peho. CsTa, sh kqsv v ssyo Pea do Ha,po
Mobiles Fecs fsoregas E0rieaas; lltb Valparaiso, Ga
cnoSEMiTsS: JUNE il-Pui in ship Francis a Palmer.
CAnpITr, june lSxr tlee.ying Jayne ROTTERDAM; Ds'
S o Rssos
Fpss Bs9STep 0fe %ste sf
June A4 h Hs: p hs'Y .op Ss.n
csossiapI june lo-Xrr Corinhisn, s~estser NodeaAs
H usp June si Gem the Sra Patterson EIok
Aus ajsaneis scsvrsegr Do WilSesmins Rssasa, -,
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The Markets,
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

from the London News, June 1e
The stock markets TO day rather weaker although
check to have been given by the pubic ,on the
detailed dcceants from Aarica iohieh CONSIDERED 10
sTer9thn the prospect q prolonged struggle Inc fund.-
have again declined - per cent, and closed dull In the
snare markets there was also reaction yesterdays I'M
povemept not being apparently supported By the public
The operations continue 20 rest for the mos part with the
dealers themselves
AT the Bank Of England the demand for discount to-
cay slack. In Lombard street business rather
quiet Transactions take place occasionally good paper
fraction below the Bank minimum
Consois, which closed yesterday at Q0L buYersn
div, for the 10th OF July opened this morning at the
came quotation, and closed at co., a. For money the
ollows1hree per cent consels, for money s9T 90
q s9sl, ex div. do for account July I0l, 9Oi1 X
ex DIV; three per cente reduced, 500 ri Bank stock,
23l.
The March Exchequer bills remain quoted 7s q ss.
dis, and the June par 80. prem
The foreign stock market inactive, and rather
heavy In character.
The railway share market opened this QSth) mosn-
ing with sieadiress but afterwards declined and closed
comparatively heavy.
In American descriptions there was little business,
AVID no change In prices Illinois Central shares left OF
at 40 80 dis, and Erie a. 201 PIX
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL June f9-P NJ
The sales OF the three days. including to day (Wednes
day. estimated at 80 COO bales including 900 bales
on speculation and for export Tho market 10 eteady aud
firm at last weeks quotations.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
Shows no Improvement. The market yesterday was
duh, and prices we're in many instances rather weaker.
LIVERPOOL BRxADsTUrr MARKET.
The weather Is very ane for the crops Messrs Waka
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ae'd, Mech Co.. and Richardson Spence A. n, r....x
nour vosy dull, ct further dccioe Of a. ner M ~
sattons 2bs. 26s Wheat vcry IA "a a a ~
ceotsl cheaper except for finest ou sNe, rod a. a.
Us white, Ills LIS. Cd Corn dull And A. a.
lower mixed 3Ss Cd 2os, yellow 2os white sos =
33s., per quarter. 800 "''0' 'Ss
PR0vHoss Beef quiet bat steady. Po,, d,u go a.
turn easier Bacon very dull and shate lower Ta-c
no SAKE, but freely offered al Cos for good reGuiDe o
declining. owing to hot weather TAilow narieosd ~
rather lower. -
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARgEr.
Ros0 SLOW ct Ga 81. e.. Id. for common gprits tur
PentLe nc Dal ut dos Sugar quiet, but rathcr arnsr
Colee inactive. Rice STEADY Ashes quiet; pots Sls
~. ID pearls S6s LsDseed oil, 3os 81.
LONDON MARKETS.
wheat dun and IL Is 10 9er. Flour sl,o L. mar htI
lower. sugar unchanged. Cones firm and moro doing
lea quiet snd unchanged. Rice duh and easier Taos
quiet at 63s Tor Y. O.. Lh,seed oil, 29s Sd q 500.
The Latest Markets.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON SfocK EXCHANGES, June 20, 1851 -Oosn;ng
prices: -CousOis money, s9X e &c count COZ YAK,
new three per cents, 89HaX.
LONDON, June 20, 1861 (uoon) .-oonsols, co., SHARES
about last nights Market quiet and inactive, Amor,
can and Canadian unchanged
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
JUsE 20. 1861 Market quiet, wishou, chance ss,oa
70 DAY obout goo bales Iuportso5s bsles previously
LONDON. June 20-.Eyoa!np
Cocaos UNCHANGED, dosing to day and yes.ee1 .ys
prices at SEX e9X
Dnos Central shares sold 70 day q. 40 or dsco,x.
Erie shares at 20k az1k.
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THE AMERICAN REBELLION.

epcAscU About to Recognise the Confedc-
rate States ms independent, as He Has
ItaIy--He Inttmates the support of the
Great Powers for HIS Actfon--Shfpme mt
OF Troops and Arms from England Tor
Cans6a~-A French Fleet for New York
anad Charleston, &c.
NAPOLEON COMING RECOGNITION OF JEFF. DAVIS
parts (Jure I5) Correspondence OF Lon don Times
La iaye has the following important statement tgti:h
has sirce teen repeated in The KcHiear:-
II is stated that negotiations will shortly be opened to
effect the reesstablishmenL Of diplomatic resions be.
tween ITce and the Court Of Turin Should thoes
goia:iors take place the res; ,0U be The recognition de
1oco Of he ihiicn kingdom composed OF the provinces
and Of the states which have been placed under the
sceptre Of his Majesty King Victor Ersnuel CONSEQUENT
upon events on which France haa opinion to ex
Jress but which have been pBhed pydr frppr Of
the pri1pe q recognized by Europe The
renewal Of diplomatic relations WITH Turin would not i'm.
ply, The part Of France, regards the policy OF tho
Italian Kingdom, any judgment on the past or any re-
spnsibilty for the future. II would show thai the d.
iodo goyernmon Of this new State IS s nly esahsi
for 10 e foss,. TO entertain ieyna o ,gih g.
which the interest OF the two countries imperousy de
mand. France, by her new attitude, would not pre-
teud 20 interfere in any manner In tho ilter
nsl On external affairs Of the Italian king ION ,
which remains sole judge or its conduct as 1t Is
muster Of ts future and or its destines ,0od G To-
arardS Day he great Egepc1n PoCny piu a>,ib
TIE American qvstior, BY recognising DE Tpsio Of
e Scldssr1 Mates when that republic shall have const
'uted government bssis which will allow intcrna
onsl relations 10 be entertained with 1t Of advantage
general interests.
lALasRsroN ALARMED AT NAP0LEoNs ADVANCE
TOWARD RECOGNITION.
lrsrH (June l6l correspondence of the London Tlmes
me observation In the Monistw touching An ricd
ggt 70 haze Jets1 CHI out. They have foundation at
eaaes.es and must not be considered az at all repre-
senVnS tee views Of the French government. The la,
pei Wosa 40 well 10 inquire into the "editing depart
meg. o. ,ae 4ontur his Majesty docs not aolsh 10
" Tsscyeu oSd r7isasadsssood throughout the world
EEs Dune l6, correspondence OF the Iondon Nevs1
=, iIgSng IN Of the American question for the pur
49, ~ mmslnua.lng belief on the part OF France that
the rebeous States Of Ameri will moi fail IN
sts.,o V,. nasion must give great offence IN The
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Tor the ensuing quarter was also agreed upon. me
earthenware rase In North sta,cdshire Is eKx smsiy
dat. II depends largely upon thu United States.
THE IRISH LINEN TRADE
Uster Province une l6 correspondence OF the London
Times
very small business has been done for days past
In the linen trade. American buyers recently IN tbs
Market made Light purchases, and those only In select
lines OF goods The transactions for French houses,
though extensive eangune beachers had sn.ci
paed. st moderately large with the promise OF o,-
provement Home demand rather more active but she
below the average OF any for he last four Bleach
ing operations continue brisk as usual.
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~1o,~o"o-"c-. " ~ mos wAfsh..s'....eve
Port OF New York, July L, 1861.
CLEARED
s,a ~. Champon Wilson AspIDwalD ADea
snsh n; "a "ooei' feei (sam) Jursons, LonaonL AM
sSD Ins RYy so@n.d Latham An!yes Co.
sssss. Coz a 4ss iiss4
go Bsik rueva Teress Guiana (sp, Bolivar Sacelona-xve
s ss.t d ssSar s Wssgs 6SsG1sss goaqa
Brig Sssa Esse lasss sonroSs and 70
Brig Northern light GER, nob'nsou, Lsguayrs-Ht&oh
ss s h Sss B bGpfss ss%ssss sa Co
Vino eaHter Bio G'andsa s sessI
ST. kIrS a ssnJ g,,sIS w.ne
esr fesste1 nsaS@ 1afsssS S ssss nsh
seSr Co.'S &c. ls Ssaa sISt Co.
s s ANITA Dam9s, Haskell iemb.oke~Bret son %.
tis ss.'s1sssss GGs7''a
sc&r p %ds1 Hsi FISK lS~ a"stoa As'n'
schr b ID fitts. - bridegroom Master.
steamer Concord. herman. pbiladatohia
Steamer Beverly Pierce. PhiladeIphik-
.ll IA ARRIVED rIg.
QSeensSn & with mase ssd iss Suss a r'o
Se s rs PIP n.aa rs M sSyns on q
2Sh e s hsS s lon s q
msse eesmeT steering SUPP oed 10 BE- the sgs
5 sA s ss%a o sss 4
Baltimore hence for Liverpool: same day 2is PM etesm
sSip Bsvsrs, hence for Hamburg The arrives of Inc
.seao,sho Hsmnonis (Ham). schweuseu. Hamburg Jups
ss ja1e N ne sns % passed
iSS 9 y g, ssanssp o3.E sso ssp,s
p ss, s9fs v faT p pie 1870 Mites Of Sandy Hook
sssss sGaf i Ss s sss. e
o AZ E1 ,,s sts aaa,d frs. a. stssgs
y s soa SS & M q KIosaen s ssTss s.
the pssrp 800 murs Of the Banks saw numbes OF Zoe
Bic sly sse sa Seso soc as Hso
with salt 10 Knox 70 date Ia, H. on II o. saw part q
painted yellow iosde ana white outie could Escerau
sohr Alhea hersy Bsracca days with fruit to Th,s
sshr Willie Grown. Linsau. CB. Is days With COAL to
sehT Protection, Davis shulee Es days. sps1e to
Sch 1ge, God!hwsit Hzabethpot for Krnnebuokrsgt
scSr s,a Hertz a.. spoeSrd s,nssehpor. for Salem
schr Naoagasear soorc, Fiizahetboort for Boston
se QUAKER City, Ben se sss d fo1 Hartford
snr American Eagle Ramsey Eiira5etpor for East Hart
sehE Or Powers Suuoey. Eizabethpoft for New Haven
ssSr tI Mowe st oGlson' Ssssor d.ys
sSI v wells, Eyssf ,aioassstsl, sdsys
schr Whistle, fresbrcy. Taunton, days
steven Iov n Ronset r for aoso a. 2d'a
s,,oop Teai1o5 gostwsl ElizaDsthper: for Idgepr
9Sp fs for S ssMsss
seah s@s h0Pe sssn DAYS
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison Philadelohis
aAIIED
Steamship Ariel, AspinyalL
From QuaraDtiDe-U steen, frigate Roanoke
WIND at suulise NV; sunset Sc.
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THE VERY LATE ST.

BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO QuMnsTowsI
QuEEHsrowH, June 90 1861.
From the London Daily News (City Ar.icie), June 2ol
The closing quo OF the fund.- yesterday we're ha
same es on the previous day relapse o, Is pea cont
during tae fortnight having been recovered. Engliah
railway stocks declined q to 4 per cent Ia The money
market il is occasionally the that transactions take
place at fraction below the Bank minimum
[Fron the London Times {C;ly Artlc:e), June 20
The English funds opened yesterday with Sigh. ten
depcy to recovery, but consequences of few sales
soon resumed heavy appearance In the dsc,un, mar
ket the demand was rather quiet at rsctos below the
Bank rate. About ,sl 600 chiefly bar goa wss taken
to the Bark whIe go COO withdrawn for America
RE market for English railway stocks closed rather s.
owing to the prospect Of reduced dividends and lower
traffic returns In cases desiius Of 4 to * per
cent took place.
The bullion purchased by the Bank Of England during
the week ending last evening amounts to ea,396,ooe.
The Great Western Railway irafl, returns show this
week az increase Of f2 ,7sl.
LONDON, Juno 90, 1861.
In the House Of Com MONS to-day the bill for the abo
ton OF the church rates lcat through the casting
vote OF the Speaker
PARIS, June 20, 1851
Judgment given yesterdsy morning in the affair Of
tho Monde newspaper charged with insult and libel u
Tsnccnei was fined 500 francs
AUSTRIA.
VrEsrA, June go, 1867
Tho vieoaa press Of today asserts that in the last
Ministerial council II resolved that the address OF The
Hungarian Diet should no. be accepted and that the mu
niHpaty OF Pceih should be dissolved
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fsGtaaf.

II Ia stated that courier had reached WARSAW. bearing
the Imperial decYees granting reforms TO Poland These
reforms are said to make satisfactory concesssrs to tho
country
Prince Alexander Gor.chakoG, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs had been appointed President of the Com mission
entrusted with drawing up the new laws for Poland
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Austria

She address to the Emperor being doassed the
Upper House OF Hungary The Emperor had promised
grant an enneey to those persons committed Cor political
crimes in Bohemia who should Eeques. his Mpjesty'1
Dardo
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SHIPMENT of War Stores and Troops
from England for Canada.
The French Fleet to Visit New
York and Charleston.
The New Kingdom Of Italy Re-
c0gnized by France.
Fight for the Championship Of England
Won in Eight ROUNDS,
&es, Re- KS

Tue screw steamship Etna, Captain Kennedy, which
ssed from Liverpool at four p NJ the 10TH and from
Queenstown ON the goth june arrived here at about
yesterday, bringing European ales, passengers and
81, l60, COS IN specie
tn
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Great Britain.

70 the House OF Commons, iuue II, the government
b approprstng the four Parliamentary seats vacant
through the dsranchisemen OF Sudbury and ST. Albans
further advanced The clause giving Of the seats
TO Brkenhend carried, but motion granting an ad
dtonhl member to the county OF kddlceex rejected
by vote CT ls6 against 23e-being majority against
government Of so.
In the House Of Lords the 18th ut, the Bank
ruptcy bill passed. but Ear, Granville said the gov
oinmept would not undertake to support in the other
House the amendments OF tho Lords.
The Bouse OF Commons WIS "oounted out" during the
delivery Of speech by Lord Robert Montague the
Scblcsx G. Holsten question.
Ar Benrosay having alluded In the House Of Couuopa
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70 the accidents which ID be9allsu tho Liverpool New
York and Phiadeapha Limo OF steamers in exaggerated
terms Mr. Ipman wrtes to the London Times cofrsctiug
the m!s6t&emen end arse, ting that since the line was
diverted 10 Now York 10 1867 tasy have lost SIN
gle pssseOger single vessel though the number Of
double that Of tho Atlantic Mail Compauy add although
they have never received 4 sixpo0ce OF subsidy
influential meeting had been held az the London rest
dence Lord Broushsm for tho purpose OF taking into
consideration the present extent OF tie African save
trade Cuba and coaferpg as to what measures for It's
suppression might be suggee,ed to her Majesty govern
menu Various Suggestions were thrown out as 70 The
pursue 10 reference 70 the Cube trade, and uIti.
matey eeries or resolutions were adopted, strongly
empatory OF the conduct OF Spain 10 violating the
slave uadc treaty obligations recommending tho suspen
sion q diplomatic intercourse while that continued and
calling upon the British Cover nment 70 re establish the
Consusbp at Mozambique and other places on the coast
Of Africa for the encouragement and protection OF native
commerce. ~H), W
The reeosuions also referred to the Washington treaty
by which tho United States COVER nnent bound to uae
with Great Britain In all becoming representa- tons and
remonstranccs with any ard all Powers within whose
cominions tave markets are allowed TO exist and eK
pressed the opinion that convenient opportunity should
Re token to obtain tho operation Of the United States
FOR that purpose II stated that deputatOn would
ry wait upon Lord Pamefson and LORD John Russell
with copy OF these resolutions.
meeting OF the conservative members OF Parliament
held at the residence Of Lord Derby the 18th u
ates question Tho London Herald COMPATIBILITY denies
the OF dHscnei0ns in the conservative ranks
Tho machine works or Messrs Par, Curtis Madeley,
Manchester bad been destroyed BY Are The loss
tmated at ESQ 600 sterling and about 800 people
thrown cut OF employ meat
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-13
West Randolph Academy.

The examination closing the Spring Tenn ri
his Institution, was held on "Wednesday. Mor
8th. The exercises gave pleasant eyidene. I
the thOroughness Of instruction, and exceIenc.
of discipline, which mark "A good school L.
was manifest that the teachers have been ear,
est and faithful in their work, and have haJ
much success in awakening "a correspondnn
spirit in their pupils, The textbooks had hcees
thoroughly studied but had not been allowed
as is too common, to confne and st6e the Gfo
and thought of the classes. 1t was notceaba
that Reading. in particular, had received a in.
dicous attention of which it too often fails
The programme Of the exhibition in the even
ing was entirely original. The dechmatons
were manly in tone, and all the pieces waro
penetrated by patriotic and a christian spjr;,
every way becoming to the place and the time
The music, vocal and instrumental, was excel
lent. The singing Of the " Star Spangled Ban
ner," by Mr.. james Stone of Mortified, one Of
our patriotic volunteers, stirred all hearts and
mostened many eyes with swelling emo'ion.
Friends who were present must have felt tina.
the school, under It's present management, mr.
Geo. P Beard, Principal, and Miss. Mary J
Careton.) we'll worth, Of confidence and gen.
erous patronage. am sure | may speak for
them confidently, in commencing it to the pub
lie
The Summer term will commence on Monday
May 20. DELTA.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-13

Phelps, arrived in this city from Troy yesterday
morning at 6 clock, after having been under
arms thirty-six hours. They marched immedl-
lately to the Park Barracks, where warm
brea kfaSt awaited them, and where thty We're
quartered for the day. The appearance OF the
first reg iment from the Green Mountain State is
such as to elicit the most cordial commentator
of all who have seen them, They are rugged,
vigorous. powerful body of men. to whom the
hardships of camp life will be little less than
pastime In the ranks are about one hundred
college graduates, and many of the members are
gentlemen of wealth and the highest respecta-
bilty of Vermont. There are, also, a large
number of mechanics and farmers in the regi-
ment-men who are used to every possible
hardship and who will not be the first to falter
ON the battle field. Every man in the regl-
ment is SAID to be SHOT
At trial of the new muske,s By one Of the
companies every one struck the target at dis
lance of twenty rods. and the officers say there
are not ten men in the regiment who would miss
it at that distance. In addition to the skill OF
the troops in the use of their arms. they are
differed by men who have seen actual service
Colonel Phelps is an old and experienced officer,
aud has, by his strict enforcement of discipline,
together with his care for the comfort of men,
won the confidence of his entire command
There are some tall men in the ranks, but the
Colonel towers above them all.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-13
A DAILY FREEMAN

Win be published at this office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to he
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
the morning in season for the morning mails
Each edition will contain the latest telegraphic
news to the time of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$500 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
$500 per year, or 81 IS for three months. to
village subscrbers-paper delivered at their
houses or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. G. W. WILLARD.
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Missouri AFFAIRs.-.St Louis, Mag 10. The
House is in secret session but it is understood
that the .j"int resolution Withholding the school
fund for the purpose Of armng the State, which
passed the Senate on "Wednesday, will be
adopted. 1t is also seriously apprehendel that
the July interest of the fund will be used for
the same purpose.
Mr.. Harris Military bill is said to be under
discussion in the House. provides fora d.
vision of the State into military districts, each
to he commanded by a MajorGcneraI, and every
able bodied man between the ages of eighteen
and fortyeight, is compelled to DO duty, or
pay fine of $50. 1t also provides that any,
body speaking disrespectfuly Of the Governor
or legislature is to be subjected to Il Court
Martial, and every citizen is requested to cake
the oath of ale lance to the STATE of Missouri
only.
\ detachment of forty Statc militia was sent
ont on the Pacific Railroad this morning to
guard the Gasconade and Usage bridges.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-13
by TEEEGEe A pkf
FROM OUR MORNING EDITION.
TO THE FREENAN,
WASHINGTON, May III

WASHINGTON, May H.
The President has issued proclamation
setting forth that an instruction exists oy
which the lives, liberty and property OF 10y"
citizens are endangered, and as it is deem
proper that all needful measures should pe
taken for the protection OF such citizens Oh Tue
United States, in the discharge of their duties
in that State, the President directs the Comman-
der of the U. S. Forces on the Florida coast 10
permit no person to exercise any Office or au-
thority on the Island of Key West, the Tortu-
gas and Santa Rosa, which may be inconsistent
with the laws and Constitution OF the Unlteo
States, and authorizing bin, at the same tlme'
should've find it necessary, to suspend the writ OF
Habeas Corpus, and remove from the vicinity
Of the u S. fortresses all dangerous and sus-
pected persons.
ANNAPOLIS. May IL.
The agent in charge of Winan's Steam Gun
testified on examna ton that he was on his way
to Harper's Ferry, and was not going ont to
practice at long range, as stated by the Bal
timore Sun.
The gun now guards the vadnct at the Re
lay House.
The report of negro instructions in Ken
lucky, was caused by an old lady meeting u
cou pie of negoes armed