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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

APPEARANCE OF THE CRY OF LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool is a second New York in its active
commercial character. In its externals there
is nothing to remind you that it is foreign
city. You are constantly remiRded of Bos-
ton and Philadelphia. It resembles them
more than New York. The houses in the
best streets are succeed, and have fnishings
of the light gray sandstone, so common in
England and there, as in all towns where
bituminous coal is used as the usual fuel, the
whole town has smoky and dark appear
ance. In their hotel arrangements, however,
they have nothing in common with us no
public sitting-room, no public parlor, no
public or common table. A public eating
room, called the coffee-room, is fitted up like
a refectory, with little tables spread for one
or two persons, and here the single gentle
men take their meals, each at such hour as
he pleases. A gentleman with ladies must
have his sitting-room as well as bedrooms,
and his meals are served in his sitting-room,
with such food and drink as he chooses to
order, and at such times as suits his con-
genience. The hotels are much smaller than
ours, have much less pretension in appear.
ance, and the expenses to which the traveller
is subjected are about twice as much as with
us in hotels Of similar grade. 1-r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

The Mechanics Magazine publishes state
ment of the quantity of gold, silver, copper
and bronze coin at present in circulation
throughout the United Kingdom. The
number Of gold pieces amount in value, to
at least fl00, 100000. Silver, crowns, 2,327,-
O27; half crowns, 37,6l6, ,943 horins, 10000
900; shillinRs, liz, 5b4, lo6; sixpences, 76,-
l32,572; fourpences, 20, ,034; threepences,
f,6f2, ,437. The total current value Of the
copper coin is 81, $50 600, and its weight {, 1000
have also been issued, making the total
number of coins in circulation throughout
the British Isles nearly 500 9pOoA AGT .cl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07
SEALED PROPOSALS.

kLED PROPOSAIis1 WILL BE RE.
lived at the once Of the Board Of City improve,
J, until nine o'clock A. M, Of rU ESDAY, fehs
IL, 1861, for grading, setting cuTbs, and paving
good, sound bowlder-at0ne, none to be less than
inches in depth, on bed of clean gravel, ton
& deeb, Day ton, alley, from Central avenue 70
emAn.street, including three rows Of dressed
h. stones. and double twelve by -six-inch dag
L Of Dayton, 4enia, or Indiana hat-rock stone,
the crossings. ff asa 4
IN bid to be accompanied by two sureties.
Prs to use the printed forms, as no other will be
torder Of the Board. .I-g
lit I'M CHAS. BALLANCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

A STOLEN MRDAL RETURNED AFTER FoRrY
YRARs.--Forty years ago, Mr.. Horing, Of
Boston, had q medal stolen from him. On
the 10th Of last month, Il was returned TO
him through the Post-ofieei with note
stating that the writer had never known real
peace ofmind while she detained the medal,
yet during all those years had been unable
TO make up her mind to part with 1t. ~.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

An Ex, OoNGREssMAN KILLED IN An Ar
ERAY.-Hon. Jos. L. White, many years an
Indiana Congressman, afteraard proml-
lent for his connection with the California
transit lines on the Isthmus, was killed, re-
Gently, in Central America. For some years
past be has lived in New York City.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

A society has recently been formed at Ber-
lin for the purpose Of performing the oper-
attic works Of young composers who are
unable 70 get their works represented on the
regular stage,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

lEIVED at the ofhce Of the Board Of City I'm.
lments until nine o'clock AVN ofTu EsDAY,
hary 8, 1861, for regarding and paving with good
burned paving brick, ona bed Of clean sand four
s deep, the sidewalk on the south side Of bec-
ltreet, from Smith-street 10 RoHe-street.
IN bid 70 DO accompanied by two sufeties, BID
4.
Pttt WV OHHAs BALANCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

frIOn IL HnRRnE qIynN THAT
Iniuistrator on 9hu esiats 0f James Waters. iat8
tmiltan. County, deceased ~. =. 49,, 49,
lRut Hills, January 10, 1861. jala-eks
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

siitHhb 4 SAifh tbs one u the % sdard u ditE i@- M
raents, until nine O'Clock A. M. Oft ksDAi,
lAry ., 1851, for Grading and paging with good,
nehes deep, the unpaved sidewalks or Third
from Butler-street 70 The Miami Canal.
b bid 70 be accompanied bY two suretiee; Bid
Q uae the printed iorma, Is mother wthes re-
9sssr Of the S'ASaa A6SaaAs BxLLANoE. clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

ALBD PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ RE-
vEiVED at the ofiice Of the Board of Oity I'M
meDts until nine o'clock A. NJ, Of TUESDAY,
baFy s. 1861, for grading, setting eurbs, and paw
18th good sound bowlder stone-nOne 70 be less
four inches 10 depth, Oh q bed OF clean gravel
| Plum-street 81 the east gutter ef Centrally /,
ling thIes rows 0f dressed gntter-stones, and
or Indiana fiat-rock stone at all the crossings
h bid to BE- accompanied BY two suretieB. Bid.
o use the printed forms, as no other will BE-
'tf't II y 'AS S6HARiLEs liAtRi BALLANoE. Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

tOTIUE- TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CoNOEeE. .-Hotice is hereby gisen that there
pending before the City Council o. the City OF
sinnAti the following Ordinances, viz:
D grade and pave with bowlder-stone Front.
| et, from Hashington.stre to the east line Of
| City Of Cincinnati
! \ grade and pave with bowlder-stone Smith
/ bt, from Second street to the WhiteNetsr Canal.
i grade and pave with boTlder-stS.e Liberty
] II, from Pendleton. street to Price-street. u. IA
I grade. repair and pave with brick the side
son Melancthon.street, from Cutter-street to
s7street. .- -. .-.r.s ...
grade and pave with briok the gidewalks on
eRret-street, from Linn-street to Outter-st
pursuance of the law, said ORDINANCES were
read, laid on the table, and the CLERK in-
Fed 70 give four weeks notice OF thel pendency
D same. lsrrri1nf-f ~. Mn. -
law requires all claims for damages that may
4 from said improvement TO be nled IA writing
the City Clerk, settinR forth the amount Of
ged claimed, within two weeks after the OF.
on Of the time required for the publication of
netice, when the same will be taken up for
| dS SAM. L. 0oRwINE, CITY Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

SsPEORD SALMON. LQBsTER, RTg.-,
- Just received, 100 cans splced Salmoa 80 dos.
FOR sale by JOHN BATES, National ThealeR
BVildipg, SysAnQpNN, IN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
PRICES REDUCEBI

TEFHH WHEELER a. WILSON aFvv-
ING-mAOHlNE COMPANY, having gainrS
all their euita at law with infringing n1anufkr-
tnreTss propose that the public shall DO beDe dfr1
Enerebyl and havs accordingly REDUCED THW
PRICES Of their Sewing -
Havlpg made Tor over seven years, the most -.
ular Family Sewing. machine in the country 80
now emPH1ng Slie0e, coo In their buJiueSs a.
making ONE HUHDRED MAOHIHES per 6rV.
tiles and experience 70 guarantee to the plrrchar
entire satisfaction. All our Machines are msfa
equally well, and are
WARRANTED THREE YEARS.
The differences IN price being merely difsrepos -
fnish.
91,305 Machines sold in 1889, beina doubIs Nsr
sales Of any other company In the Union.
Awarded the FirBt Premium in the a
US. FAIRS OF 1858. 1859 AND 1880,
Ana at the Cincinnati Mechanics Iustitus. ~
k0yh SUCCESSIVE YEARS we have taken ssg
BEsT FAMILY sEwINe-MAoHINu.
Il no Shuttle, rsakes the lock stitch alike a.
both sdeB 9l the goods, leaving no chain or riinr
on the under side Of the seam; and uses but hsS
a. much thread as the cdain-stitoh machines
Send or call for Circular, containing prtoss
testimonials, eto.
VIM. SUMMER & CO., Agents,
~ West Fourth-st.,
PIXIES OPERA-HoUsE,
dels OINgINNAFL
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07
JITY ADvERTIsEDTENT
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON

lNOTICE TO ALI, WHOM IN MAY CON:
~ CERN.-Nottce is hereby given, that there are
lending before the City Council OF the city OF Otn-
Iinnati, the following Ordinances, to wit:
To grade and pave, with brick, the sidewalks on
tone street, from Fifth street to Sixth street.
To grade, repair aud pave, with brick, the side
talks on Buckeye-street, from Vine-street to Oak
ITO grade repair aud pave, with brick, the side
talks on John-street, from Wade-street to Poplar
degrade, repair and pave with brick the side
- on Martin street, from Pearl lstreet to Third
=. eet. ar
TO regrade, repair and pave with brick, the side
galks on Third street, fro @artin-street to Front
Street.
To regrade repair and pave, with brick, the side.
walks on Hathaway-street, from Baymiller-street
TO reerade, repair and pave with briok the side
slks Pearl-street, from Kilgour-stroet to Front
htTeei. 4I
To repave, with limestone, Blackburn ALLEY, from
Rade- street to point 200 feet south.
In pursuance Of the law, SAID Ordinances were
vice read, laid on the table,, aud the Clerk ins
tructed to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
N the same.
The law requires all claims for damages, that may
tccrue from said Improvement to be hed in writing
Nith the City Olerk, setting forth the amount oi
images claimed, within twO weeks after the expir-
sion If the time required for the publication OF
Ach notice, when the same will be taken up for
SsS-x x'''- SAM. L. ooRwINE. City Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The Secession Folly.

The Washington Convention Organized-
Very Dead John Tyler Fa1etk Patriotic
Alabama Post masters Decline 10 Render
Account-Sscretary Black Nominated as
Supreme Judge-The Virginia Delegates
ConsrVdtiUe--A General StGy-Lato Passed
by the North Carolina Serate-,Sen0tor
johnson, Of Tennessee, DenotSnces Sess-
sionists More VIOLENTLY Governor Chose
Grahfed wih Y. ID. John 7yIsr'S Speech
His Willingness to FolloO IN the Lead Of
Virginia-IIlinois in Favor of ReIIoggs
Compromise Government Telegraph HE Com
muNicdtion Bet'oeen Washington and New
Orleans Cut 0f-The ReUenue Latcs al
NsW Orleans to be Enforced.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07
o. h, sRHNEMAH. H. H. HRENEMAH, B.F. BRENBHAH
Philadelphia. Cincinnati. Lancaster.
Camargo Manufacturing Cos
81 WEST FoUBTH-sT., oINOIEHATIs
Manufacturers and Dealers In

Wall Papers and WindeW-ShadesIi
nUR STOCK OF THE ABpYR GOOn8
~ has been manufactured expressly for this mek-
ket. Our styles are all new, and prices much loWoe
than ever before offered IN this city. se2a-ay
VHNO THE AFFLICTBD.-THI Is TO
II certify that 1, Martin Stall, have been dcetors
ing for running Ulcer Sore on my sons leg for
three years, with a number Of the sO.ealled best
physicians Of this city, and all 10 effect. On or
about the first of this month, pr. ]. HbBhRN
boys leg IN two OF three weeks. boughta box of
his Black Salve and applied Il, and in less than three
weeks my boy WAS entirely we'll. Ny residence is
ISL Linn ST., and my place Of business IS aud -
CCuFt.et. rE7SrALL,
The Doctor Is the only physician uoG living Who
can kill and cure Cancer without Instruments or
pain He also cures Piles aud All kinds Of SOrea,
Rheumatism, etc. Ofhoe, 9S BaInst., corner ok
Cutter; Once hours, Q A. N. 70 9 n N.
JaSO-tf ...-f,-... t.u DK, ], HEBERN.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

RE{T IN THE MAR KET-s0MM
THING hAW,-Tho Crocodile Ooal- -uooklnl
Pictured for tAS tFAdsi tos salslo iSf gssh ergoo4
lf'I lN iO .aelI NO. 20 Wet Iffth-ot.,
/ ... I'D. f-s d '-'.I- Oincinnat, 0hios
atOro. 80 z TaH 81 balIfF7 ltl iaf0su
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

An old OAK, under which Rabslais wrote
''Pantagruel," ," still exists on an estate near
.dramatist and now the property Of Bor-
deauX broker,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-20

SHIPPING.
1vhE 0,EAAsHIy
GsEAr Eas-EHx,
FOB lIvE2PoO1.
biasecded 10 leave Eev York On u about says
PASSAGE aoTyr.
oeccnd Cabin with very superior aocomncdatoosp
uMSNELL. kiHfpsS A TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-20
MATRIMONIAL.

s.(yAsr THv BRAD UPON THE WATERS AND AFTER
~ many days shall be returned unto thcon " The
meets the OF young lady OF education intelligence
and oee who wshes to exchange the state OF single bless
tDere for that Of arimony 1t Is than probable that
by corresponding with the undersigned abe msy IND hus
band o her liking Ia the person OF young gentleman ct
COED pertc u.l an Income OF two thousui
yea. EDWARD LAE0DALE Albany, ~ Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-20

mO LrT-rN BROOKLYN, FIrB THREE STORY
brcA ncuse NJ Adams street FIVE m.R,,s walk from
House Baltic street; 500 For Particular cal o.
nodksss ". u. Could ~ hemstn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-20

C1EAM TO OIL AsGow, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST. LON.
> dondery and Dublin for SD Irne a, powerful Tyds
from pier No So North river foot Of vestry street on Tues
day. April 2s at r. noon This steam ,hp y = ed IN the
sengers Rates Of passage Cabin, 500 inter MEDIATE
e25: s,eersge $50, Including IN tbt liant supply OF
,ooked provisions The succeeding nship. UNITED
BTATEs, win sail Tuesday, July aN no Apply TO
Hou.h william.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-20

y ROOMS TO LIT FIRST FLOOR, BASEMENT AND
four Rooms In the third In tho brick house 3 South
First street, Brooklyn Is. throughout and water on
the prenss Inquire on the pfernes or at 10 Doaneey
Get. N. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-20

NOE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-ON SATURDAY.
4 April n The United States msu steamer FULrOS
A. Wotton, commander will sa from pier NO 81 horlh
fvcr, foot or Beach street Saturday Ap IL ~, at noon
this steamer unsurpassed safety and comfort has double
shch besides other results tend in the event q collision
tandipg TO keep the TO work and secure the
Afety vese and psssepge For fregat passage spp,
o SAMUEL i. FOX and dEO. MAUkENXiE, agents, No
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-20

DhYANTs' MINI TRELS
ID Mechanics Ball i7e broadway, above Grand street,
MONDAY April Is and every night during tha week,
AYNsLLY COOK, the great Baritone,
PERCY FUwLER GOULD and HILTON,
the pleasing vocsl qua; ette In choryses
rfFI MOTION, EMMET, NEII, aud DAN BRiANT,
In brilliant variety OF plantation peculiaritits
JAPANEHE TOMMY the Black Swan.
'Fats what's de matter " "Down In old X Y. *. W
Doors at Il curtain rises clock Tickets Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-20

6EEA ONLY Rent FOR MODERN THREE sroRY
DOOU brick rouse 2Sxo2 three on door in Tire,
stories; all the modern minutes from Val
street aud from Fulton ferries Inquire at l6 Washing
ton street. Brooklyn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

WAsulSeToN MAY 6.-By advice OF militia.
authorities the Mayor issued proclamation
requiring all drinking saloons 10 close at half
past nine. L. M.
Much alarm exist al Alexandra, owing 10
the prob0sed military occupation.
General Scott has Published a card begging
correspondents 90 spare him. saying he has no
o.hces Ia his gin, no power 90 accept volunteer
corps or individuals. and has no time to an
swer letters
Governor Letcher Issued a proclamation
saving that the sovereignty OF Virginia has
been denied. her territorial rights aasailed
her soil threatened by the authorities al
Washington. and every artihce employed Ga
intame the people OF the Northern States
against Us. IL. therefore, becomes the solemn
duty of every citizen of Virginia TO prepare
for the impending conflict. ln this view, he
authorizes the military commander To order
out the forces and muster an additional mum
Der Of volunteers. as the exigencses OF The
times may demand
The Secretary of War. in order to accom-
modate the travelling public. has directed the
opening of the military route between Wash
ington and Philadelphia. Via Annapolis -
There will be two daily trans
The President has appointed Lieutenant
Nicholson as Adiutant and Inspector of the
Marine Corps. rice Taylor resigned
The Government has declined accepting
more than one regiment of three months vol
unteers from Michigan.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

Sr Louis, Nav 6.--Four full Regiments
have been mustered into the United States
service and fifth is being formed. The
third and fourth Regiments and part of the
second are encamped in tho arsenal grounds
The first is quartered At Jefferson Barracks,
twelve miles below the city. and part Of the
second at the Marine Hospital about a mile
below the arsenal.
Several buildings outside OF the arsenal
walls are occupied by the United States troops
and heavy breastwork, pierced for four
guns. has been erected, which commands the
vicinity.
General Ligel has been elected Colonel of
the third regiment. and General Schutner
Colonel of the fourth.
The Legislature was in secret session on
Saturday and nothing is known of its proceed
ings.
The reports OF riots and disturbances in
); Louis. which are floating about the coun-
try. arc entirely false. Tho city is quiet and
orderly and the utmost freedom OF speech
prevails, in all quarters.
A severe gale Of wind passed over the city
yesterday damaging several houses to con
siderable extent, and forcing four steamers
from their moorings at the wharf: but as far
as ascertsined, no lives were lost.
General Frost's brigade, Missouri volun-
teer militia, went into eneampment to day, at
Lindell Grove. in the western suburbs OF the
city, in accordance with the order Of the Ad-
jutant General of the State.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07
CITY ELECTION.

K-E. ID. CARTER Is candidate for
City Marshall. Capt Jabe1 smith having declined
20 We are authorized 10 announce the
name n JAMES OAKEY. as an independent candidate
for City Engineer. al the ensuing Nay election
r. We are authorized 20 announce the
name q a. g. SPARHANk, a candidate, for
Councilman. from the 5th Ward.
r. We are authorized to announce
JACOB ESGIEs. Independent candidate Tor
Councilman in the Third Ward
- We are authorized 20 announce the
name q " : JEWELL. a. az Independent csnd-
date for CITY Marshal, At the May election.
To the rioters Of the City Of Tsrrs Hauie:
B~sievns dat enc psrty nominations made FOR city
officers by the Democrats and Republicans, 90 be
~ timesi. and in violation q patriotic sentiments
this party procedure being distasteful 10 pay
ers AMI 10 hose who believe there should be but
party In these rebe1ioss times-and that party for
the country and her flag, appeal. therefore, from
these party norainatons 10 those who for their
country, absve az party.
To contest tAis issse. Announce myself - can
didsse Tor CITY MARSHAL II elected 20 that posi-
tsou the duties shall be performed 70 the interests q
the city, with reference ts pesoe dignity and sco
morals 30 FAR my abilities win admit.
April =. lssi. G.. PURDY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

Moon DISPATCHES.
INTENTIONS or THE GOVERN
MENT
NJ ATRIAL LAW
SEC ESsiON DEMORALIZED IN
MARYLAND
PLAIN TALK TO THE BALTIMo-
REANS

Nav YogK. NAY Especial Washington
ment. which took the Relay House. Was
joined by the New York 18th and another
from Annapolis.
The Virginia rebels boast OF having a good
many men at Harper's Ferry. but authentic
accounts m the number AT 3.sOo. A demon
strstion by the Governments on them ID mo
mentarily expected a. the rebels are rrepar.
ing 10 remove the machinery Of the armory
% Rschmond
The Herald's Dispatch sAys IL b currently
reported that the President viii issue to-day
another proclamation announcing the inton-
ton OF the Government 10 possess tho federal
property seized by the rebels and deal sum.
miarily with all hereafter found resisting It's
authority
Advanced posts are Ia be essa blishcd with
in twenty miles OF Washington. extend
ing into Virginia. in order 10 protect the agri
cultural districts. and supplying the capitol.
The city OF Washington Is under martial
Law. and Lieut.. Elwood Is appointed provision
al Marshal
The Law does not extend 60 civilians. though
a close supervision is kept on their move
Iscnts Aft
A Baltimore dispatch TO tie Times ssys il
i believed ire Railroad 10 Wheeling will be
taken possession %, and also the portion be
tween HArpess Ferry and Martinsburg
The whole secession movement In MARI
land has been demorazed by the prompt
movement OF the troops
Ii il rumored that Camden station, near
Baltimore. will be occupied on Monday morn
INK by detachment Of Federal troops from
ne Relay House.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

steamer between baltimore aud Norfolk.
Nsw YoRk. May GA special dispatch
from Baltimore 20 the Times SAYS the Legs
la,are &c assembled to-day. The secession.
lists. il Is said. will not attempt 10 call a con
sention IL the3 do the Union men will m
sisl that the question of Convention or No
Cons ention. be referred To the people. Al
t.e election of delegates
A Baltimorean had an interview with Gen.
eral Batter. last night. who said Sorthesn
troops must march, IA safety. over the ground
where Massachusetts blood was spilled, aud
IL theY we're attacked frcm the houses the
houses would be blown ap.
The schooner John, from Charleston, ar
rived here and has thirty passengers. who are
glad to get north, and who expected 10 hear
that Washington had been taken
The schooner Charles Dennis, from vii
ming ton. y C.. has on board Lieut. Delanel
nd fifty men. late of Fayetteville Arsenal.
Tsey report that. on April 18th. between one
thousand aud twelve hundred North Carolina
militia demanded the surrender Of the arse
nal Ii was deemed prudent. by MAJOR An
derson, 90 comply. as resistance was useless
Lieut. Delsnel aud men were allowed TO de
part anmoles,ei. Major Anderson was left.
being too sick 90 be removed. The arsenal
contained forty thousand stand Of arms
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

WALLACE Bsskscxs-we had the pleas
are Of spending YESTERDAY afternoon with the
ZouAves at Wallace Barracks We found
the Terre Haute boys in excellent health and
in admirable spirits. Their quarters are
quite comfortable except their kitchen. which
= rather damp and SOFT The dress par
sde" Yesterday evening vas an interesting
spectacle and showed very ere.iitable state
Of discipline. They were pus through the es
olations IN double quick time IN fuil reri
ment for tie first time. Col. lev Wallace IN
command. he = an excellent officer. an
possesses the fullest confidence Of the rsri
ment MAJOR Wood makes very sohIierl,
appearance on the field. possessing msgnif
cent pAys'qss- No companies m the reg
ment are better drilled or make a finer an
pearance than the Two comp~nies from tn
city. Terre Hsuse nav eel bs proud Il he
constitution 90 the iniisns volunteers. Tn.
boss are growinr fat aud frolic.srnc