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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
IMPORTANT TO SEA CAPTAINS.

Cant. Morris Osbon Of the schooner Leroy, who ar
rived at this port yesterday with 5000 bushels Of corn
from Norfolk, reports having experienced great diff
crly in procuring penni. for his departure on s'ur-
day last The proper authorities positively refused TO
grant H. the object being to retain boih vessel and
CARO- for the use of tie rebels. Capt. Osbon Then
calied ON his agent where, having been engaged IN
shipping 10 and from Virginia for thirty years, he
hoped 10 obtain assistance The agent also refused 10
do ANYTHING for the that it wond all be OF no
u,e"' Capt. Osbon then determined that, IN any
event. they should lot lave his vessel. AFTER such
treatment, he would sink her first, corn ard all.
He next went to tie NavyYard TO claim the assist
auce Of the frigae Cumberland but changed 6s mind
and called on the shippers of corn by Whose influence
the permit was finally granted. Capt. Osbon then
asked the owner OF tugboat heretofore employed by
him. 10 tow him ont Of the harbor and received the
repy that he would tow him ont and snk him in the
bargain" crippled sailor here came along and Pc
tiSned that Capt Osbon would take BIN along, az the
poonIe Of Norfolk wouldn't have hin there, which
Was granted, and the sailor If now at the Seaman $
Retreat on Staten Island. Finally Capt OsbOn pl ted
his own vessel out Of the harbor at p. m and when
seven miles off at anchor, late al night he saw the
Navy-Yard on fire. ESwarned other vessels TO stay
out Of Norfolk and persuaded them to return II New
York. Capt. Osbon says there wasnta sane mar IN
Norfolk. Only Two or three large yessels remained
there when lie left.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
OPERATIONS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS,
TROOPS
Bosros, Wednesday, Apr

BosTos, Wednesday, April "a, 1861.
The Executive Department furnishes the following
abstract of the operations Of the Massachusetts, troops
under the mmand of Bigadier.G General Butler
On Saturday, the 18th inst, Captains Deverenx and
Briggs were detailed with their companies TO proceed
from Philadelphia TO the crossing Of the Susquehanns
River at Nsvre de Grace and occupy the ferry, which
was done without opposition. The remainder OF he
troops having been advanced during the day, at
D. m. the whole body embarked with Gen. Butler upon
steamer there directly for Annapolis and arrived on
the capital Of Maryland late hour OF the night 70
anticipate the reasonable intentions of an organization
in the vicinity which had formed aplot TO seize me
United States frigae Constitution, which lay Inoored s
the wharf of tt c Naval Academy.
Captain Devereux, with bis company, was ordered
to take possession of her, which promptly done,
and she was towed several miles out from the town
On Sunday morning, the 2lst, the steamer grounded,
and the troops were unable TO effect aning until the
morning of Monday. They were joined during the IN
terval by the 9TH (New-York Regiment. Some evil
disposed people upon the shore made preparations ct
this time for erecting battery to command The
steamer, but were prevented from completing their
work.
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tent. stated Yopr postscript nored and IN reply we have
to tina, bere Is atop Thanks 20 Tie aw
srd order that instead OF mob violence and o"am
That appears control Of Your city And further are
making preparations tesrh your people .teT manners tba
they have leaned al home We are gont to ma ca
through your city to National Caps without being stol cd
shot a. win level with the ground and ng every
traitor We find there. Yours, &c
The following memorial has been addressed 10 the
Governor Of the State:
TIE undersigned merchants and property OF the City
OF New York respectfully represent that tnsnuch % the p
ent eerEences Of the Government may. and proo.Oy "h
require oil the available the regular service 70 DC
gagged In active operations abroad sud hp our hdoor d @
may consequently be ef win force Insufficient. or Their pro
,cction II is deemed imperative tina; local rtry Bdlo
petently drilled by experienced officers should be Organized
UNDER gned inform ed that competent
officers available for such service and tba. company e
Ciy Guard Of experienced is eody formed, and capable
performing this seryicewbch woad form noclens or the
organisation respectfully request that such battalion may
be organized and equipped All Of which respect
folly submit to your Exceency's consideration
p. PERT, Grnnell Minturn Brown Bros x Co,
Gondhue Co. Co. Charles Dennis
Rowland A.pin. A. A. Low ( Bro, Il. n. ms Co,
wall Ns,hanl j.. 4 Geo Richard Ls'bers,
VIM Wbitcck IT, Grswold Z. H. Marshall,
Fabbi 4 Chsuncey, Moses Taylor Co., ana otheIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
THE PARK BARRACKS.

The construction Of the great barracks in the Park is
being driven forward with all possible speed and no
doubt the whole structure will be completed by this
evening On the Broadway side there is one continu'
Gus range of building over 400 feet long by about 30 in
width The flooring Of plank lid loosely on sleep
ers the roof is double or rather there two sepa-
rate doube-pitch roofs meeting il the center of the
building Large widows in the sides at short distances
apart give ample light and ventilation. Sleeping
buuks viii he made in tiers Of three along the SIDES
snd the mess tables will stretch the whole distance
down the CENTER A kitchen, close at hand in ssPa-
rate building contains three shepards COOK
ipg-anGes with large camp cppeis, and one If con-
structed with Jackets TO keep water constantly
boiling Food for 900 men can lie easily cooked IN
tbes three ranges at time On the Parkplace SIDE
another building 100 feet long ia being erected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
COLONEL MAY.

1t having been very recently reported that this gen.
eman il Secessiosis il is due to him to say that the
reverse the fact. BrevetColonel in the army he
saw lis Juniors promoted over bis head liardee being
the last instance 80, in September last be went 10
Washington and rendered his resignation TO Secretary
Floyd. The latter refused ii, and gave him years
leave of absence. Recently, Col May went to Wash
ngton and rendered his services to General Scott pro-
vded he could serve in the rank to which he was en-
titled. The General was sorry that he could not 30
arrange it, and Col. May has since rendered bis GER
vices TO the Governor Of this State for any position
which he may cboose to assign to him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
Pa.scngers Sailed

rs.,t,ar,hip Ptysia for L.pep0o-Geo Jenes hT .n5
N Az. Cirsps sig children and servant MI and MIS-
hs,a,, oll.mof- Newly Jose Arse, o. Gsnino, p
,,,anJ Cnb. MIR and Mrs 5. Osgood koht Edniston,
UYnan MI and Nrs MsttAck ML. and Mrs hasbcg ans
nesn, Mr. O. H. Jennsnt snd LADY Dr. E. T. itnan sud sdy
~ Mailer Jas Hodson. Mr. Heynemsp. G NJ Cs,peds My
s..h C SCHUYLER AID maid MIR Alfred Sunset lady sL
child Hery j. Squire, j. r. Schuyler, A. ELDERS Smith "
asorn ID Jluar Mr A. Fiedander lady AID child Nc Joee
p.vle infant and nurse Mr. d. H. Toilet aud lady H Bang
and maid servant Mr.. j. d. Oskfos, lady and sef,nt Nj
Henry Well and lady Miss C. Well, Mics Sarah Wei lsieN
Sir,on Geo Rusher N Hobson Rev. W. Freeman Coo1
f. Hill and ugher John Goody JUsn MaAno H. L."enoer
M s. Barbour and lady q. c. Hall two children ana
J. X Beaumont J. Hstrisht s. Eei n fasenoanln ~ a.
Sc aatt A. Hodmsn o. Gebnck bsroa de W-stsrs,. ~
fish Minister Washington G. Asyin Bearer si
Hon. +. Morse, "a. Rye James Wheeler, M ana w. Ds
y Morgan children and servant, Miss Felowet .. '"
tor r. Soaring L. Kierner Ckatesn, Mrs Aci y..v
children and Com. Aulich u s. u ~ s" ~
M. Goerg Stern, lady and child Pau Sempasuis' e.
Black Jo6n Stanthorp J. K Wsnea W. ID vac I'D
Todd Thomas Byrne lady three cbdrsn s9veIne's "
man servant Miss Byrne, b. Hois John yIvc a. p p
Surgeon j. Days lot ". Regiwept ksn,,a Vo,c NJ ~
b. Crowuin shield Miss CrowniDshield, M MGR
Bacon C. r. Johns Rev Thos. Goodoy Eng II Loyu.
r. Matthias Hsysna Mrs r d. rbomAs ana Two snssss
New.Yok M Martin Tenpessee harneyo, - om sa,
H. fernandez ~ Carabslo Havana u LedsrgesGeI. s.T
Miss Lydia Touipkins Bstano. Mira Ramsay brsonyn
Mr.. Iss,c Behren and three children Banmorr
W Walker j. Walker, Pennsylvani. a. Nordinssr, W
sulm.r New.York, Mr. and Mrs j. Wright CHICAGO ~ ~.
n Comp Canada West, Mrs. Gale, A s'haits, New
and Mrs II Malta Lowell, J. H. Lhsaerss' Nsv.o'S''H
Henderson, New.YoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
SAILING OF MORE TROOPS.

Captain SeIlew formerly Of The steamer Boston, mas
taken command Of the steamer Daylight ana on "eu
ncsjay morning she proceeded to the loot OF oann
street 10 take on board 80 recruits and volunteer,
also some Of the members of the Newly ork 'th ReS
nent. y,.l,.
The steamer MONTGOMERY sailed on "Wednesday
morning at O'Clock, with LIST company 9TH keg'' Ar
tilery a. ", 20 men and 40 h0res. =,
The steamship Huntsville, after being thoroughly
overhauled was on Wednesday morning taken ~ The
Navy-Yard and will be turned into u gun boat.
The houses on the Monticello have been taken on
She will carry two lOinch wvel, also two guns be-
tween decks and it is expected she will sail this
evening
The Chesapeake sailed on Tuesday for Old Point
Comfort with provisions and company of rifes.
The Parkersburg j. all ready, and will take the 10Th
Albany Regiment, now mastering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
MEETING OFPATRIOTIC LADIES IN JERSEY
CITy

meeting Of the patriotic ladies of jersey City was
held Yesterday afternoon, at Metropolitan Hail. to
make arrangements Cor efficient labori in tae preparation
of Int bandages and other necessary arti lea FOR the
brave men VINO lave gone or may go to fght Tor tbe
preservation of the Union. About four hundred LADIES
were present.
Mrs Van Worst, wife of Mayor Van Worst, presided.
Dr. Qnidor Snrgeon Of the ID Regiment, 10 whom
the laiss rendered lint bar dapee &C., for the nSe OF
the soldiers addressed the meeting in behalf OF the "a
Regiment thanking them, and stating the KIND OF BAN
dages, &c, thss would be req ired.
Judge Advocate G.. w. Winfield made short and
eloquent address, and many Of the lsoies we're Affected
10 tears. >.
The Rev. Mr.. Imbree informed the ladies that the
band gee should consist Of new, GDbleaehed muslin
old lnen, aDd old nuslin, and TO be ready by Friday
morning.
The meeting then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis Monday, April p, 1861
Gov Jackson has called extra session Of the Leg
ature, to meet Thursday May I'd, for purpose or
enacting such laws and adopting such measures as may
be necessary for the more perfect organization and
equipment Of the militia Of this State, and aiss money
and such other means may be required to place te
State in proper attitude of defence.
Adjutsnt-General Hough has issued orders to the
commanding officers assemble their respective com"
mand on the Sd of May, and to go to encampment os
SIX days. az provided by law. The strength, 0rgan1-
ton and equipments of the several commands are to 30
reported at once headquarters, and the Division In
spectos are required give all information respecting
the condition OF the State forces.
Sr. LOUIS, Tuesday, April o. isel.
Lieut Merchant and Surgeon Brewer Of tie United
States Army lave resigned
Gen. HarRsy left for Washington tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
THE EQUIPMENT COMMITTEE OF THE
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Committee of Five consisting Of Messrs. Booe,
Froment, Chip Farley and Smith, appointed TO ascer-
tain and report to the Board at the next meeting the
cost of eauippng each regiment of volunteers mustered
into service in this city, mes on "Wednesday
at No. City Hail, when Mr.. Booie was CHOSEN
Chairman, and S. Myers Secretary.
The Hon. DANIEL Il. SIcKLYs appeared before the
Committee and gave the cost of the uniforms OF sew
erul regiments; tbat of the undress uniform OF e sew
entb Regiment was 81; that of the Seventy hrst and
Thirteenth was $2 50; of the Ninth, ~ OF the New
York State Militia, s2f. To complete this uniform a
frock coat mast be added which would bring II up TO
a toial of $}j per man.
Cant. MASsyigLD LOWELL gave q list of the requs
tie eduipments 10 turn out man 10 complete lighting
order. The contract price Of musket wac "a; but
lie did not think they could be had at all except upon
requi,ition upon Government. No muskets were manu-
featured except by Government.
Mr. SrcKLEs said that he had been informed though
he would not speak of the matter from positive
knowledge, that very large quantities had been ao
sracted from varioue State ARENAS, and that every
thing Of The kind had been bought up and cent South
AIMS issued to this State, TO New-Englnd 10 Penn
sylvaua and other Sates-muskets worth at least $l4
each-had been sold for song and bad gone INTO
a., hands e. the rebels This State bad never author
lied the sale of them. Ire han been Told that tne
ArseRa)s had been nearly stripped Of modefn-nade
weapons and the State was not therefore III conol
ion 10 equip its regiments.
Can't LOWELL estimated that the cost Of cothingl
armbg and equipping regiment OF ] ,OOO men, would
not be less than SIO,vUJ, nor more 0h't SiVv,VVo
Mr. SlcgtEs suggested that each man should be pro-
vid ID with revolver. =,
Gait. LOWELL sajd-No; don't make q man walk
ing arsenal The mounted troops might have pistols
But il was enough for man TO carry musket and
40 rounds of ammunition, and four days provisons,
without tue pistol, which weighs II pounds in the
morning and g pounds at night, Beside, any weight
around the lotus after two three hours marching
begins to tell very oppressyely. The great difficulty
was to make men take good care Of one weapon: A
musket was enough for a man. The lighter soldier
goes the better for if he loaded down too heavily he
will throw away bis extras The provisions he carries
in bis haversck four pounds OF bread and three OF
meat.
The Committee then adjourned TO meet at p. H. to-
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25

Colonel; John CREIGHTON, Lieut-Coonel "m' Dc
Newly Major. For the present they are quar'eeo a.
Tammany Ball. Yesterday they paraded, Wild a oand
of twelve musicans. li'ut Robt Bailey, recently OF
Receivers Office of the sixth avenne Rallroau Co.'
pany, goes for the war with this gllant regineht'
His friends the employees OF the road yesterday pre-
seDted him with an elegant sword ana revolver
18TH REGIMENT, HIGHLAND GUARD.
few days ago this regiment advertised for 80
volunteers. That appeal has met ready response,
showing that the spirit of war and daring Ia not left by
the brave Caledonans among the hills of auld Scotland
but burns with less ardOr in this the land OF Their
adoption. Each Company has now its fu1 compile
ment of men, with 300 500 volunteers 10 spare The
second Company was drill last night at the corner
of Twelfth street and Third avenue, and some QUO
men received their uniforms They have been ordered
TO prepare for the'feld.
TIE IRISH VOLUNTEERS.
The Second Battalion OF the Irish Volunteers, com
posed of the friends of the Sixtyninth Regiment ana
all others wishing to aid their country in its present
trial. will meet at No. AZ Prince street, on FRIDAY even
ing, April 90, at o'clock.
AT PALACE GARDEN.
An adjourned meeting of the Home Guard was held
at Palace Garden last evening, Hiram hetcham, esq,
in the Chair.
Ex-Judge Edmonds, from the Committee appoint
ed AZ the last meeting reported resolutions authorizing
the appointment of Commandant and the further or
o,p2aion of the Guard and that The COMMITTEE nave
bower 70 confer with other organizations III the CITY,
! in order 10 produce concert Of action.
On motion of GIN. Llosd Gen John A. Dix was by
acclamaion appointed Commandant ofthe Guard. The
meeting after further business dourned ill this even
ing at The same place, at u o'clock Should Gen. DIX
not accept the position Comnandant, the Committee
are y resolution authorized 10 al point some other gen.
teman to fiji tina, position. The COMMITTEE IL COM
posed of the following gentlemen: A. N. Binninger
Samuel Hotalng, BENZ Wakeman, Col Is. A. Tap
PAN Judge g. w. Edmonds, and f. w. Talmage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
NETWORK CITY,
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

Al the Quartermasters Department yesterday ho'n,
ing SPECIAL took place. Gen. Arthur ana ms
were busy, as usual, in purchasing ana oi'Pep''o
slothing and provisions to the new recruits e.,
nnst furnish these and this fact probably accoS '0i
the presence in the neghborhood OF SO many
not particularly distinguished for their military eA-
ploits. r;.,a ,bo
Gov. Morgan, Conmander-n-Chief, has limited the
.,n,a NJ ths counties of New-York, Kings, and est
chester 20 10 600 men, which number has already been
enrolled Such being the case, persons enrolling mere
after must trust 10 the chances OF an increase Oh e
number of the volunteers from this State, winch IL Ke
" 70 take place. This viii prove disappointment 70
mary Thousands. 49,
The election of the following officers has taken
place:
CO.. Duryea's Regiment Zo1apesAbraIn Duryes Co'onsii
q K Warren Lieut. colonel J. NJ. Davis Msloi' H.
scon Life Edward Mickey Hudson o3I'neii 'oh
D MoCirekor Lieut., Colonel; Alfred W. Taylor MAJOR
A number of Regiments were inspected yesterday
and win be duly mustered into the service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
REBEL PRIvATEERS AT THE CAPES,
Danger to Our Transports and Commerce.

Information has been received b. Gen. Wool
that there are two privateer steamers, that were
fitted out at Norfolk before Virginia seeded,
now off Cape Henry. They are Of light draft,
and formerly piled on James River. One Of
them carries a single rifed gun, swivel-mounted.
The other has four large guns. II is thought
that the expedition which left New-York on Sun
day (the Baltic, the r. r. Cuyler, and the
Columbia), conveyed by the Harriet Lane, may
fall in with these pirates. The Harriet Lane
has nine heavy Dablgren guns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
THE COMMITTEE OF THE COMMON COUN-
Gil ON RESOLUTIONS.

The Joint Special Committee of the Board Of Alder
men and Councimen met on Wednesday afternoon
There were present Messrs. FromeDt, Booe, Farley
Chip, and Patt Of the Aldermen, and Messrs Bran
don, barney, Hogan Orton, and Lent of the Council,
men. The Mayors Message was received and placed
ON file The resolution offered by Mr.. Boole 10 the
Board of Aldermen on Monday amended by insert
ing a. 900 900 TO fill the blank for an appropriation for
equppipg regiments leaving this city, and then adopt
ed A motion adopted ordering that anything IN
the resolution conflicting with the previous action of
tie Board be stricken out and that certified copy be
transmitted to the Governor of NewYork and to the
President Of the United States. Adjourned to the call
of the Chair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
REGIMENTS UNDER MARCHING ORDERS.
THE ADVANCE GUARD.


The "Advance Gusrd" the Volunteer Regiment
commanded by Col Duryea, was yesterday mustered
into service. The regiment over 700 strong IA 1t
marched down Canal street, a. the foot Of which two
seatugs the Elite and the Saturn, iii waiting
TO convey The companies to Fort Schuyler where they
will be stationed for the present. The officers OF the
staff and of the companies are as follows:
SrAYP.-Abm Dury.a Colonel LisatepantCoone Gonver-
nsur Warren; Major J. Msns6ed Dsyies Surgeon, Rnlds
chaplain the Rev Gordon WnsloS Quartem,ste Howard
Well Aan' s Shs F,ns PG,sT coIoas
Abode Camp, Vim. Ii. Mallory.
Aisr 1t Liea,sisnt Chas " TorIey, I'd Leatensni
Company g-R 5 Dumo9, Captain; o0uvernear Carr let
Company ca Davos, j. Captain j. r. Evans, ist Lieu
Company D-J 5 wsash Captain; WILDER T. Lewis, Is,
Lisutenanti John Coehrsae, ID Lieutenant -,
ant; y Mayer "a Liogtssant
Company IN A; sv .TwOu, Csptsin o. we.mOre, IT,, Is.
Lieutenant; Carlisle Bod jr.. "a Lgu.ensnt.
appointed % Lestensot, Jos Il Bradley.
lsi Lieutensnt W. Il Hoyt. I'd Lieutenant
The regiment is composed of young New-Yorkers,
who WILL if called upon, make name in the history
of this war; for the advance Guard"
IsT REGIMENT.
Tbs REGIMENT. Col. VIM. Fl. Allen, was yesterday
mustered and received into the service Of the United
States and marched to quarter in the Hospital sheds at
Quarantine on Staten Island. All members of the
regiment now In the city, who have not reported, are
requested 10 do 70 at once on the Island.
The Chamber Of Commerce mott generously donated
81 500 the order OF Col Allen, for the use OF the
regiment, which, with $500 previously received from
this body, makes g., 000 III all.
Mr.. rnurlow Weed also handed the Colonel $50 for
the same purpose The Colonel also acknowledge $40
received from Mr.. Gibson, aud supply Of tobacco OF
the value Of $3.50 from the Messrs. Lenthal for the
nse Of the men, The ladies Of the city have also gen
erously offered contributions u the shape Of 900 pairs
Of shirts, drawers, &C., which will be thankfully
ceyed at the depot Of White and Elm streets
The headquarters will remsin above for the pre-
sent where recruits will be received day also at the
depot No. ia Grand street, open daily from TO
6p. m.
UNION VOLUNTEERS.
Col William Wilson's Regiment received their uni.
forms blusb gray yesterday and now under march,
ipq orders Tho staff officers are, VIM. Wilson,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25

PATRIOTISM OF Con-. YASDERBLT.--The Ocean.
Queen and Vanderbilt had been chartered by Governs
ment at high price up to Friday last; but the Commo
dore then became walked up with patriotic enthu-
sasm, thai he informed the Government: my whole
aeet of steamers, fully manned and equipped. are at tho
service Of the Government, to 60 wherever ordered
without the charge Of penny" Capt. lie Feyre OK
the Vanderbilt at ordered to DO in readiness
to sail at moments notice. A people composed Of mer
like the Commodore can never be conquered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
NEW-YORK YACHT CLUE.

The New-York Yacht Club, which was announced
to meet yesterday afternoon, for the purpose Of
considering what action should be taken by the owners
Of Yachts and members of the Club in the present
crisis" failed to come to any conclusion. In conse-
quence Of the insuffciency of the notice OF meeting
but few members were present, and an adjournment
to an early day was made notice Of which VIII oe
given 1t is expected ha, every member OF The Clno
viii do all in his power TO aid the Government not only
personally but with his vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
SHALL THE TROOPS GO THROUGH BALTI-
MORE

The following memorial was adopted at large
meeting of influential gentlemen AT the Fiftb-Ayenue
Hotel. 1t was presented by Col. Larned and signed
by Simeon Draper and others. 1t now lice at The bar
for signatures:
To nj, r-e.lieaev ~. P,,,iS>nt ofn. Uhied State.
SIN: The undermined otzeu. Of the H'd N'tn deeu
their dty In view the foctle and continued interruption Of
Communication with capital Of the oolury By ~
B.timor, to In emphatic and solemn
manner the nae ttieut q The ciEsEs 4 NE country IN
favor Of the roop-nng II dt comm1niso and IN
their name TO that the gallant sho haze nob
70 ca Of the Government IA the time OF s
peril hail he placed In eop,dy, either for supplies or r.
enforce eu from any consider OF policy sIesiencJ or
mercy 10 Tebe!a 49,, , ,,.
An open pathway national eapal The nsion night
viii be bad and main Pcseeaoy Hc can oeiOy II
mus.