Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

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yesterday, between Gov. Nesoiin, j. G.
breckenridge and r. Hawes. Of one part.
Ex-senator Crittenden. Dixon. and Judge
Nicholas Of the other, who agreed 20 re-
commend TO the Legislature an spporistion
to arm Kentucky. under the direction Of
military commission composed Of Gov
efnor. and Inspector General. and snothes
person 70 be selected by the Cnionists.-
1t is supposed %. 600. 900 will Be requissd
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60. ISDIANAroIIs. May9..
The eleventh Regiment Of Zouavss. .ua-
der command Of Colonel Wallace. left %
nine o'clock tonight for Evansville. EDS
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WAs#aSaros, May9.
The third regiment from Kentucky. h.,
proiiered its service and will form : part
OF the regular brigade, to be commssdsd
by Major Anderson Ia. ....f i.
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Judge Scarborough. Of Virginia. of ths
Court OF Claims. has resigned. lidu u
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.4 ToRoNro. May ..
The iron steamer Peerless has been pur-
chased by the United States for war pur.
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WAsHIsGToS. May 9.-The Pawnss sails
to-day with sealed orders. The Pocahon.
tas has returned from cruize on The Po.
tomac. She reports everything all right,
Letters from Virginia Unionists state
that one Of the reasons for concentrating
troops from the Confederate States IN vir-
ginia, was. to increase the secession vote
at the coming election. t...
There are still some traitors in the Wss
Department tf' lsl- ''t
~ The officially announced determinssioa
Of the Virginia Government to contest the
occupation Of the right bank of the Poto-
mac. opposite Washington. is expected by
the military authorities here TO result in Q
battle between the Federal forces and tho
rebels in close proximity to the Cspitsl.
Gen. Scott Is not qnite prepared TO sd-
vance the troops the other side Of the rivcr.
but q strong force will nevertheless cross
the river and assume and fortify position
near Alexandria. Is soon as the necessary
preparations are completed. - -
The Richmond authorities are evidently
kept well informed as TO the plans Of Gen.
Scott. The military movements disscssd
by themselves last week show this. III
PERRYsvILLE. Nd. May .8.-Fiftsen
hundred additional troops arrived from
Philadelphia this evening They include
thu First Regiment Pennsylvanis ,Astille.
ry. Col. Patterson. and Sherman's Bate
ry. The whole force is in . most complete
state Of efficiency.
Gen. Harney has been ordered to 81.
Louis on duty
Gen. James III. Lane was detached some
days since to Kansas on important bust
nrss vou"~.,Od with the gv,rIumcnt. II.
will have command of large force. and
will proceed as soon as possible through
the Indian country to Fort Smith for the
purpose Of taking that post. and all othess
belonging to the Government in Missouri
and Arkansas. Gen. Lane stated before
leaving Washington. that with l 1000 men.
such as he could bring into the field. he
could march successfully through that en-
tire section Of the coiatry. Seven hua.
dred men under his command will be com
posed Of the same class that served under
Capt. Montgomery. 1r
The first through passenger train from
Baltimore since the 10Th. arrived here (sa
Penyville) this morning. The regular
passenger travel AMI trains of freight will
recommehce from this date. Three pes
senger trains will be run daily each way.
Congressman Bouligny. from Louisisns.
arrived here to-day from New Orleans.-
He states that 4. 900 soldiers have Left that
city for Lynchburg. Virginia. and thse
large bodies Of troops from other parts Of
the Confederate States are moving IN the
same direction. He says strong Union
sentiment still exists in New Orleans. but
is kept in complete subjection BY the Secss.
sionists. .asgss.1s
The graduating class of West Point Co.
diets arrived here tonight. They viii bs
employed in drilling volunteers. sii
WAsH1soros. May "a Northern gen.
tlemsn from Richmond, reports large num-
bers of troops are pouring in from shs
South. Nearly 1000 men are manufse-
turing arms. eaios iHs'ia sisgIa. 3 Il
The Richmond Enquirer says The Lse;s-
lature of North Carolina organized on
Wednesday. A bill calling Conventios
of the people passed Unanimously. An
election for delegates will Be held oyaa oa. ths
18th. and the Convention win assembis o.
the Goth. ' aoIiafiI-l eo7I ''7i'ssi ssd
. The Government has positive iniosms.
tion that only 4. 600 men are e Esspesss
Ferry. and the place can be easily taken
with 8. 900 we'll armed men and park of
artillery. 1t is proposed to do it with she
of the Pennsylvania troops On
the other side. T % 9S7ssesib
s Orders. il is said. have been issued from
the War Department. to put Cairo in tks
best military coalition. e-l'isz - nosrsq
& 'Ofic;al adviees from Pensacols ssy ~
ships are amply supplied with every thina
Tor six months, and Fort Pickens IN sxcsi-
lent condition and cannot be tske6 by Say
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