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fElOEs AND sALE8 or STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TEL. .EGRAPu


Ihe New York Herald, Of Wednesday morning saws
Stocks contiHue dull and there is 10 outside busine
Whatever But prices continue steady and in some in
stances have advanced in consequence of the sc4rciv
cas STOCK and the wants of the bears The specuatonS
OF the street present particularly new features A
eversh tone of unhealthy activity is still apparent in
some classes OF Western in part nj
e ate transactions in the shares of Illinois Central
@ ioiegh account and in part of former short sales
Inc increasing appreciation in England Of the actual
gravity OF the American crisis and The menacing
OF the government at Washington, must soon put ston
to I'll advised speculation on the other side '
There is but little doing in money or paper Choice
paper wanted at the discount houses few names in
pass even below seven per cent Second paper
thuts very ad of sale. failure in the domestic drv
60 dS business is reported
Foreign exchange closed steady, though dull for ,ba
bo"h steamer Bankers buy at lO4 bdlO5 and sell at
iOoAd lVo We hear OF some very good bills at los K
francs are quoted, for bankers names, at 32b65 81
me recent arrivals OF gold have not yet produced their
legitimate elect upon the exchange market.
Inc ioilowing is "A comparative statement of the ey-
ports exclusive of specie from port of New York tn
ioreign ports for the week and since January /:
1859. 1850. 1861
For the week.......... $s75,265 1,7I76Sl 2632 500
previously reported. 81 i9959 222 40 $40 500
since January l. $25 S24 S63 SO 9l4S5S 70 453 $50
The earnings Of the New York Central Railroad re 70
ported to indicate total month of bont s755 oo
an increase OF $4,000 on May 1850.
The Illinois Central earnings in May will not vary ma
teray from May 1861 The currency troubles have
some decline in traffic which has been in measure mem
ny increased activity the result of the presence
OF troops at Cairo.
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distress with loss Of sails and leaking badly aud re-.
NAMED in port l4th repairing expenses would be about

distress, with loss Of sails and leaking badly aud re.
NAMED In port lith repairing expenses would be about
$1,000
Eastern Ports.
NEW YOKK. May 28 Arr steamship New York. Bre
men brigs Royalton, Messna n Haock Arroyo. sch re
Myers, Gaveston smith, Port au Platte Cid ship
pre4dnought and Courier, Liverpool Utsenonhp Postou
II Endcott, Liverpool; Pelican State Bristol; bark
frnceton nemerara: brig Mary. Liverpoo Costa Rica
Aspiuwall; lstocx, Cork Manzana Salem
new YORK, May 27-Arr ships Liverpool Isle Of
W W lght; Marian, Havana R Ryerson Liverpoo brigs
storm hing, do Pedro Sanchez Areciho: Eliza Ann,
Tort spain; Mary, Rio Janeo; schrs Venloo Arecibo
iaNali hlchmond Geo Davis Savannah: Passport Pa
iermo.-Cd barks s A Nickels, Gloucester; W Bridge,
havana; Wrrsata, Havana; Laura Russ. Zaza; brigs
hentzh Cork Trndaen. Boston; Andes Portland schrs
IL d Sqnier, Providence; Charm, st John, NF.
boSlON, May 27-Arr bark Carney. Smyrna Daniel
Meoster' Messina; Brunette. Cienuegos; bgs Nellie
Hunt. Buenos Ayres; K Sawyer Sagua-Cld barks
"yman, Surinam; Feurian de Believer, Havana.
, PHILADELPHIA, May 2S-Cld steamship Delaware
new York; barks W Butcher, Havana; C Alexander
Natsnzas.
Southern Ports.
NEW ORLEANS May 22-Arr shin Charles PenneI
Gadz; barks Egypt and Gen Taylor Bordeaux; schrs
DeRusset, Havana; Southerner, Bordeax
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Ships Leave i'' IT, n
EUROPA Boston: Live poo'......May 2G
Etna...-.. New York.. Liverpool. June
Persia--.......New York Lii yerpool ... line i
Ships. leave !" For nars
NeW k....Southsmpton.. New York. May IL
GlaSgow. lverponl... New York .........M May II
ISiitonI.... Southampton. New York Ma, Is
Ihe havana steamers leave ork on the n.
~ i'th 2'thof each month and Charleston, $ c.
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Collision and Loss of Life Oh Tho nr,,,.
and Alexnndria

RICHMoND, May 26 "A collision occurred vester-
day on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad be-
tween two trains. Col. Kershaw's South Caro-.
Lima Regiment was on board one of the trains.
Two of his men were seriously iniured-others
slightly. Two Virginians and a negro man were
The accident is attributed to supposed treacherv
seconded. "
G"RDoNsvILLE. Va, May 26.-SeveraI of those
have since died. Wv
lhe Richmond train, with troops seems to have
been IN fault in leaving the station before the Man
asSas train arrived
=, The names of Virginians killed are Gentry and
McMuin of Green county.
One OF the South Carolinians has had his legs
amputa ted below the knee
The Federal troops have advanced from Alex.
only. ~
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Ia W INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL COURT-JuDGE BoYp
nv Archioald stirling, Jr., Attorney for the State.
The following business transacted in this Court
Yesterday: State as. John Spes, indicted for steal!
ing one carpe-bag, containing clothing valued at
% oU, the property of Wm. McKinsey. Tried by
The Court and adjudged guilty. Sentenced to three
months, imprisonment in jail-Samue McTier.
Indicted for riot on the 18th of April, during the
passage OF the Massachusetts, troops. came into
Court and gave bail in the sum of $500 for his an
morning.
SUPERIOR COURT--JUDGE MARTIN
Nothing OF public interest was transacted in this
Court yesterday. Assignment for TODAY ITburs.
day) from 220 to 2S4 inclusive.
Nothing of Importance was transacted in the
other courts Yesterday " 'e
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, May 29Jh.-Carl Shurz will not be
aoie 10 proceed with his brigade to Fortress Mon
roe. His leave of absence as Minister ia Snain was
to-day revoked, and he will once enter upon the
diSGcharge OF his diplomatic duties at Madrid.
Inc Secretary of the Treasury to-day telegraphed
10 ne collector at Cincinnati, in order to facilitate
the supply of goods the loval citizens of Wsstarn
virginia entering at the Port of Wheeling that
blockade VI
LORD Milton, an English gentleman of eminence,
is in Washington, the guest of Lord LYONS
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THE HABEAS CORPTS

lTTOh he Nelu York Ddilu Ne7psO
a lew days since wholesale seizure was made
OF the records OF one of the chief channels of pub
Tic intercourse, under the pretext of obtaining in
formation OF the plans adopted BY the Southern
ieaoers put lrresistiby pointing to the conclusion
tnat 1t was rather to obtain means tn imnlicata
those obnoxious to the Administration or to WELD
TINS immense mass of private secrets for selfish pur
poses. whatever the object, it was a violation of
Constitution s"Fa OF tue spirit and letter Of the
But still more sacred and venerable safeguard
OF liberty is now assaed. Our lives are in ieopar-
uy. 0lve PRESIDENT the power of calling forth
the military ot the country, and of determining
when the necessity exists for its exercise and the
sword is placed in his hands. Then wr.st from the
citizen the shield of the laws and how does he diff
Ter from the subject of the veriest despot known to
history? Where vein what republic do we
live--in what century and what continent? We
seem to have slipped backward to the time of the
Norman conquest, before the great charter that
was torn from the grasp of feeble tyraut, and
that lnestimabe buwark of English libertv-the ha
eorpns-was called intoexistence; to be trans
latea TO the dominions of emperor, sultan or kai-
sar.
ha me prophetic warning that in seeking to coerce
ertias 'ueu we might perchance lose own lib
~ seems rapidly approaching fulfllment
Inc PRESIDENT, without the authority of Con-
eress, Undertakes to suspend the great
personal liberty. The gates of 80, apoe Vi
the temple OF Justice closed Tho bt u oMpen M r
the trumpet has drowned the feeble yo;ca ~ ,hn VI
law. We may lay aside the Constitution in the the
hope that the sober second thought of tha' III .he
may, in time exhume its sacred pages frop'
wreck of the battle field. ' 'ne
From the NJ Y. Times1
collision OF civil and military authority is q,
ways to be, if possible Stunned; because the ma.
jesty of the law must, in all cases. succumb to the
necessities of war, and the respect which the mag
istracy must assert for itself in period OF peace is
impaired by the sight of fruitess struggle for
supremacy at period when military law is in the
ascendant. In the case of John Merryman, the in
terposition of Chief Justice fancy can only be re-
garded as at once oficious and improper
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The Border state Convention

vention at noon. 0'N
Mr.. Wicklife offered resolution which ,ro.
adopted, for the appointment of a committee to
consider the subjects for which the Convention was
called, called, also the original Crttenden amendment
such amendments as will secure the slave States
their just and equal rights under the Constitu-
ton.
GoV. Magofhn was present, and invited to ia ke
a seat in the Convention during its session.
Full delegates are accredited from Kentucky and
Missouri, but from no other States
Mr. John Caldwell appeared from McMinn and
sewer counties, Tennessee and was received as an
adviser and consulting friend
LOUISVILLE, May 2S Ex-Governor Morehesd
publishes letter in the Journal, in which he saws:
should Mr. Lincoln hereafter assume the aspect
OF war ior overrunnng and subjugating the seeded
H'ateS, kentucky, without counting the cost
ought to take up arms at once against the Govern
ment OF the United States. She could compel
both sides to respect the inviolabty of her soil
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BALTIMORE COUNTY corpT Irn, n.

b-iT'II IIMUNE COUNTY COURT-JUDGF PRICE
, loWSoNTowN, May 30, lS6l.-The testimony in
me me eJrctnent case o. Ann Nesbitt al. us John o.
Price, was further proceeded with bnt nct conn,1
uea' Messrs Machen and Cuttings for the plain
nns, and David Pau Brown, l. Nevitt Steele.
hicha'd Grason and Mr.. Lauahan for the defend
snt,-"m. Baxter plead guilty to a charge OF
bond. Adjourned. ~
COURT OF APPEALS CT MARYLAND
DECEMBER TERM, 1S60.-ASYAPoLIs Nav 90 1891
NO. us. Jacob Wagamon Us George K Byers.
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Washington
county; Justice Go!dsberough delivered the opin-
Ion OF this Court. Judgment affirmed.
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Inc federal force in New York numbers about
l,oOO men, stationed at Bedoe's Island Goverpor's
Island, and on the receiving ship North Carolina.
lhe vote in the four Panhandle counties of Yir-
gina in favor of secession was four hundred and
thirtv-one.
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The Toronto Leader and the Americ.

ToRoNTo. May 27.-The Leader the Government
organ, OF this morning, repudiates the idea that
England, in recognizing the southern ConfedoranH
as oeiligerents, will in any manner afford aid or
comfort to the South.
Intelligent Americans here express great regret
at the unirlendly spirit evinced towards England
by portion of the Northern press.
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Governor Sprague of Rhode Island 10 oaid -
have become engaged to a daughter Of Mr. Car,o'
W, ;Wn, the Secretary of War, since his arrival in
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Ii' inomas jackson is dead. He was one of tn
oldest diplomats of England, and was in This noa-
try from 1923 to 1927, as commissioner under The
treaty of Ghent HA"oL tue
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Mr.. Russell, the correspondent of the Landau
I"mes, Will probably extend his trip to this ctv. on
VISIT to our tOwnsman, DR.. NJ C. Russell tn
whom be Is nearly related ID Hississippian. ~
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~ several heavy siege guns have been received at
GaiTo during last week, and are now mounted rea-
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On Saturday morning there were 6 900 men in
forress Monroe. Other regiments are on their
way to the Fortress at this time
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Inc courts in Boston have adjourned for the
sumner months. The New York Post suppests
tpa', IN view OF the excitement in the public mind
ample. 0" 'nel' e1-
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non. D; W: Crsheld is actively engaged in can
Sassing the Congressional District in which he is a
cant candidate. ii addressed public meeting at Prin-
less anne on Tuesday, and will speak at Nelson's
Somerset county to-morrow '''" .
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Or. .. G. Cox was thrown out of his carriage
% near haston, on Saturday last aud considerably
but not seriou sy injured 'J
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A Mobile mechanic has invented a revolv;rc h.,
let He calls it the propeller ball, j" and believe,
it will attain the rotary motion of rife hall hsn
projected from a smooth bore. vail "H'n
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TIE Pensacola Observer of the 18th inst. saws
that prize captured by privateer has been
brought into ApalachcOla
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There are now in Alexandria nearly Is 900 tons
OF coal, in the possession of the United States for
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In New York recruiting for the Navr ;s ~
tlVe-l,692 men have been accepted in six weeks
enoing on Saturday. Army recruits duripo the
same period 272. "'"S Tue
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washington ietter-writer says that Governor
oprague occasionally distributes several dollars IN
Gacn oI ms men and it is stated that his mother
regiment. '' Vi 'ne
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on SUNDAY morning, the lGrh inst. two grntIe-
Uhe was scot through the shoulder, and the other
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Hon. Judge Carmichael Dismissed tbo ;
haston on Tuesday on account of the eyciten,ort a.
IN @ tne public mind. The Court was adjourned over
till the second Monday in August. 0'0'
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Commodore PauIding has deemed it prudent to
re-arrange and reform the entire navy signal
hnpk e'SHUA
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The first trial by jury ever allowed the citizens
OF Naples, took place in April last Everything
was conducted with the greatest decnrnn I'D h
Judges charge was eminently dignified calm and
practical. This change is due to the Italian reyo
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The Mobile, Ala, AdUertiyer calls the attention
OF the privateers to the cline picki,ps' IN be bod
rbi tr%m The spring fleet of tea ships arriving from
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pr; Holmes, of New York, the celebrated
emhaimlSt, has received commission as Surpeon
IA IA the United States army. His duty will be to en-
be desirable to preserve. 1'e' II may
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Inc unfortunate man Foley, private, who shot
sergeant In the United States army at Washing
ton, Is sentenced to be hung on the I'd day of
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Mr.. James NJ. Douglas, of Va, a 81 200 per an
mum clerk in the third Auditors office at Wash
ington, has been removed
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8 despatch from Albany states that sixtv-two
!t ,un regiments have been offered and enrolled in
une otate OF New York, besides many odd com
regiments. =" '"eso
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Ex-Presldent Fillmore has accepted the post of
captain OF Company &, Seventy-fourth regiment,
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ST. DoMiNGo.-The news by the New York brings
an Important item of Intelligence in reference to
the affairs of st. Domingo. In the House of Lords
on me l4th instant, in reply to question from
Lord Brougham, Lord Wodehouse stated that the
Spanish government had given assurances to the
enect that slavery will not be re-estabished n It.
Domingo. Lord BroughGm observed that the re-
establishment of slavery would produce a dsas
trous effect upon the Citations of civilized nations.
ana 1t is gratifying piece of that Spain, for
tne at least disowns any intention to forge
new letters, " D.
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IT. is current fact that we find brother pifted
against orother father against his sons, which is
lne case with Capt. ADAMS, of the NAVY, com.
Confederate Army. - ~ 'no
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Zen. Miramon, Ex-President of Mexico, at last
aates' was In Havre-attracting but little atten-
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Archbishop Odn has accepted his transfer from,
Galveston to New Orleans, and arrived in the lat
ter place ON the 2lst inst, to assume lis dnt;as
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Intelligence has been received at St. Louis of the
death ot Captain Derby of the U. s. Army, widely
known Is 81 nhn Phnanir - -N.J
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James NJ Slade, ex Lieutenant Governor of Yer
mont mon rs appointed to cIerkship in the Third Audi
| tors Office, Treasury Department. at Wasbinatan.
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forty-tour river boats laid up at Cincinnati
havlog no cargoes since the promu CATION of Secre-
tary Chase's order to establish land blockade.
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ood ne State of Arkansas has appropriated So 900,
oVo Tor war purposes, and placed her entire mill
ta Iorce at the DISPOSAL Of the Cnnfederate States
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On Tuesday next the General Assembly of Mary
land will re-assembe in special session at Freder-
lex, nursuant to adinnrnmrnt
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Inc Great Eastern sailed from New York for
EsNerPo0' at an early hour on Saturday morning
She took ont 1914 passengers and the foIlowi5,
freight: 6l,OnO bushels wheat. $500 barrels flour
~ tons lard and bacon, 62 packages furs, and !
cases machinery. . ~ ~
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The nucleus OF a regiment has been started
in Albany, the object being to raise men who are
10 swear TO aVenge the death of Colonel Ellsworth
and to serve during the war, each town and ward
IN the state to send one man, to be armed and
EQUIPPED by private contributions. The regimen,
VIII De known as the "Ellsworth Association OF
the State fNew York"
The N. Y. Tribune states that the details of the
new levy of 100, 900 men will soon be made public
and it is probable that regiments now under way
will be fastened to the field.
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on Monday next Circuit Judges are to be elected
an over the State of Illinois, aud also JUDGE Of
he supreme Court in the first grand division Of the
state. For this last office Judge Breese ia. we ha0
Heve, the only candidate. Clerks of the supreme
ooure are TO be elected in the different dysions.
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NE ine United States revenue cutter Washington,
which was seized by the Confederates in New Or,
leans has been reconstructed at cost of ten thou
sand dollars, and is now ready for privateering
voyage: She armed with an eight-inch pivot
coumbiad, and four twelve pounders. F''0'
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Inc Legislature of Tennessee have adopted n
JOINT resolution for Convention or Congress Of ali
me banks IN the Confederate States to be held at
georgia on the Sd OF June so confer and
adopt such line Of policy as will best promota tha
general welfare, ard insure a currency of uniform
value throughout the South" "
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P!entiss, OF the Louisville Journal, has his arm
partially paralyzed and is obliged to use an aman.
uensS atogethar. - W ~
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FROM PENSACOLA Pensacola, Tuesday NIGHT
MAY N.-The Confederate schooner Cult Rapeer.
loaded with lumber, attempted to leave the oorI
yesterday tor Tampico Just outside the bar sbe
was boarded by officer from the Orient, anG
taken alongside the flagship, where she remained
until early this morning, and then permitted to re-
turn with her cargo to the city. The lumber wa,
much needed for the works at Fort Pickens anr
they offered the captain round sum for it. He
told them that his cargo was engaged, and wonIG
part with it only on cnmpulsion They didn,t
much like his spicy reply, but were disincIiped
tion. "a eoonsca
!, We had telegraphic despatch last evening that
the government of Lord Lyons had reiosed Ia
acknowledge the blockade, and this morning a
private letter from the same source confirming the
ABOVE. But the blockade would not hurt us much
Let 'em bockade-we've no ships.-Co,. Mobil,
Adrertiser.
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Of the eleven parties arrested upon the charge of
treason at Cincinnati, not one has been convicted :,
the evidence in every case bring Insufficient
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The Dover He"tlnel lhe Sullivan Republican, pub
ished at Newport, and the Hillsboro' Ne,cs, pub
shed at Hillsboro' Bridge. have been discontinued
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DEATH OF President BALLoU, OF TUFTS COLLEGE.
1t was stated yesterday that the Rev. Hosea Bal
lou, President of Tufts College, died at Somerville
Mass, on Mo nday. The Boston Herald of FRIDAY
says:
The deceased was one of the best ecclesiastical
scholars In the country, well as one of the shi
ming lights of Universalism. He has been presi
dent of TUFTS College since it was established, and
ms aoors In behalf OF the institution have been in
valuable. Previous to the establishment of the col
iege, he was settled in Roxbury and Nedford, and
while preparing to take charge of that institution
he travelled in Europe, Through his personal ex
ertions the library OF the college has been greatly
enriched. The degree of Doctor of Divinitv W
conferred upon him by Harvard College, and bt
has been overseer of that University. He ba,
written some valuable UNCONVENTIONAL works. snc
has also contributed largely to the Univ versaIist On
pers. @''s1 20
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| Carlisle and Brown have been elected to the Uni
ted States C'ngress from the Western Congression-
| al districts of Virginia.
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A regiment OF Louisianians left the other day for
Fort Smith, Arkansas to help in the defence OF the
western and nNrf hMnstarn frnp,in.. o W wv
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Inc report OF the capture Of Sewe's Point hat
terles by General Butler, with loss of life. spread
Iapldiy through Worcester, Mass, on sunday
morning causing great sensation. Rev. Dr. Hin
at the First Unitarian Church. and Rev Mr. Piah
arGson, at the Salem Street Church read it to their
cohgregatons, as a matter of engrossing in.erast