— ——-rr-r: . --- _l_ __ » »■ i Charleston and the Savannah river ate eipar
.*. :wt inn j WAB H»wa l:^,»;,s2Sa^SW
day morning, two extra pMsenger drains | Tkc Washington correspondent of the .Now j Camp Scott. > I , Missouri Militla.tO natal officers, iimlodtngaeveral
passed, throWgh this place, having on j York “Evening Post” renders a just tribute to ; York, Pa- May 9th, IS6I. / ; SurreStates Troop*, i captains, whs, during the flratpants, resigned
board a regiment of soldiers from Michi- j CoL Thomas A. Scott, Vice President of the Messrs, McCecm & Dras,-C«ii«: Permitj —_ _ their commissions, bare applied to bereinstaUd,
Thor*, am. 1 000 men in the reci- Pennsylvania Central Ball Road. Wc quote: — jme through the columns of ydur paper, to ao- . g Lo CIg jjay 10.—General Frost a brigade their appmls have been and wiUeontinas
9?; fnn *”! ’ theJLi® L i “U is almost impossible to over estimate the i hnowledg” in behalf of the members of oompa- j of >Lsonri rill*. encamped at j
otent, 800 ofwhom were on the trains, the ; YttU<eofthe of Xhoraas *. Scott, ofthel B> B< f ßegj tLe reeeipt rf boxes, conuining lon the western outskirts ofthecuy. «™ d £ | *£***■WSt
remaiSing 200 having been detained to ; Pennsylvania Railroad, to the I { „ Patriot DaU ghters” and ed “^ c Q °f commander of the Uni- I ernment. hav^placed on duty aa aeTnd
bHng on (lie park of Artillery, belonging j r^pbU«Wp^ 1 citizens of Altoona, for their use. The con- “ d sut e s t this city. _ - } lieutenants, aa no higher stations under the
to the regiment, consisting of 100; horses 1 apolis in good order. He found, upon arriving ! tents have been distributed according to the j * Captain Lyon marched on Camp Jackson wUh ( r re Ben t circumstances can now be assigned
and ten guns, two of which are rifled. —■ ‘ at Annapolis, that the terminus of the railway ! wbjb and desire of your, ami our patriotic citi- gJ, d emi- j * Th' e earnest effort of the Department is to
Taking L m atogalte, .hi, re gi»a.. >SfiS!••••■ '»“» J 5T ’ ,1 J ... I •&**** «*——*• **“
was composed of tl.e finest set of men we i.E<« were obliged to carry their baggage, or get; Those manifestations of kindness The following lett« was sent frotn Capt. 1., - , posajWe time : to g 0
, mi .. it earned, the whole distance oy hand. This have left behind, creates joyful exclamations on to Gen 1 frost. } 4 Many oi. i K » F* B b
have yet seen. They are all young men, i<ls not {G be tulcmted, and Mr. Scott sent for i f the members and calls up pleasing recol- lhadquartm of th* V. S . Troop*, \ ; into ?««» “« already encamped
bat not lays, i I - j, • W > ’ j 7ih tegiiaeat .n, encMiptd i.
each laving «a c.oplalo clangs ofj i -T- *— nasalUad .G.v.ra- 1 TauS. 4 ?«5 VSSS
clothing a rifle musket, canteen, haver- ! ’ ? Z *Z he S«««-“. »J>ose prosperity has been the wonder « E°‘"S ! “ t0 ou r T
, 80 „n constructed'a railway down to the steam- and admiration of the civilised world. I tiUty to the GoveramMt, Miinavc ning . s Bridge, and in the neighborhood of the
sack, and everything necessary for the | y . j The sentiments contained in the lefter of the ; 8 Yo“ “h, eom-1 Congressional burying TUBFUL
campaign. After packing of breakfast .Up to this time the Government had . run J „ p atriot D(lU g bter3 of Altoona.” bfentbc the : ullicution w itli the so-called Southern Confe.l- j “ d .» to ”“ e New Jersey tth en
at the Logan House, they were loud in , wa“ I *ue -Pirit. and are imbibed freely, not only by j eracy.wMehi- «» i camp on Meridian bill, near Ow. Sew York 7th.
praise of it, pronouncing it ithc best meal j that the mails were always detained and the 1 your own citizen soldiery, butbythe Regiments, ; b tatc »i a “u ? , , uuder j ta flag, I The Pennsylvania Ist artillery go immediately
hey bud received since leaving homo ; j trains were so mixed up together that collisions | generally, composing Camp Scott. To uphold, ! of war, most It I into enmpi “J »
U «». BN d.»C.I > notwithstanding ! I« d ‘‘f * : to be the properly of thein.tcd | R| .
XT Xf„ ti -a rs .t 1 j o. n ,s Gwnni.Kirtmrf.miUr im!ii« The mail the universal feeling here. Ana ; Status. , .. ‘ . 1 There Uno truth whatever m Ibe Baltimore
Mr Miller, the proprietor of the house, .j cTnnd must bo s with'a determination to secure its respect from | , Jort that the steam gun was taken out to the
Uad only lour hours notice to prepare it. j c -j precision. The more regularity in the : and traitor, ill the dastard foe be met j r _ prnoP Q f .ku Stale * under whose or- ! R«l»y House for practice. It was drawn out to
Previous to the departure of the last train, I trains. tL greater capacity of the road with a » - f c ; uragc and brttvcl „ thats hall t^uTrT^and ! i-•
oh.c of the officers was called up toyf j N ° r,1 ‘’ I S
, v . fi , upecch. He returned thanks for thakfnd i wanted their “military road” ran entirely at T b e rc : arc nov concentrated here, probably, 1 having *.m indirect; ing. reflects no littie credit upon Capt. 11.11
IV «OKC, IV nok-0.-VV.. niortiSod i. .lid, W | ‘ S “rJStf'S ! 4"."-.” ...U -(t Sfiffi&JS' *<K »«-!. a..™™.., 1 -SC
notice that some of our editorial hrothren ... IT f v rt ;ca their cooseut lor ria r ery# “ Among the number is Onpt. Cfana. T. ftn( i a position with its enemies. ?i «ml on aunroachine lh« oartv
WW.t.lkl.ft. hour,of our severest bcoo Ocotod U«.o : 3«- ‘"tTjf.'SbSS? L , fc^ ? ,1,... tojj.ov| dt'S?
. \ *i « ■.. ... . . . people of Michigan were not l, . b ; When wc shall be mm ched away, it is extreme- f al i urc l 0 Asperse in obedience to the procia t . f ® who had trusted to its aaricultund
o«,oool tml, forget od-pohueal an.0r0... H *. j d t" ~m l eel.ne f or M,
Vies, tat cootott. to todolgc tu muendops J - SUlloj out to ' PvoooeotUng. of OounoU. : Wa. AU.eo. ! S^5iS-« ~i a „e.
toward each other, wind, must bo pa.nful . , com^Qn country ._ : ~ that they bare behaved themselves very respec- | from ° Washington, it is my duty to demand, and , u^ h^ h . bU pUtols. de
to"their readers and detrimental to their i P _ f( v ! Special meeting, April 18,-1861.. : table, and none have, as yet, been placed under ;y j 0 hereby demand of you, an immediate sur- i P ■ d ,; b f 8 n dcr of the gnn in the aims
... ~ - , ... ,nk He was not opposed to the division of the I , present—John Alliison, chief Burge**, A. A. : guard. For such good conduct, they deserve j rC uder of vour command, with no other condi- j wa “ * d L.. . . ... *. led uoon oue or
own and their country s interests Phe ma nQr(h , Smytb , j. A . McDowell, Jf. J. Murvine, €. 11. :% bo kfndly remembered by their friends and | tiou lbuli '.ha. all persons surrendering under jof .be United ««^ d t "^“Vu.
true patriot of to-day harbors no feelings : C ’P v , ■ ! Ilostettcr, and Daniel Laughman, Council. j relatives at home. Tuo boys are all eager for ‘ tbi3 actnand sbal! be humanely and kindly ;wo J “ comoe Utd tbe driver to riiamoiint.
-1-1 i • x mom f .r BI ?v !of Mchigan. He was opposed to dm- ■ On motion, Beiolvcd, That tho Council peti- j . be f ra v, and I feel confident, that they will do trC atcd. , ihority. He cumpe.ledtue Oliver u. aiamouai.
in his heart against the me b Jj the fla of Qur conntry? but jf t he I tion the Court of Quarter Sessions to appoint ; , be lr duty, and never permit our glorious flag : Believing myself prepared io_ enforce this de- | One demanded
polltieal party —no matter how bitterly he j - ° ° . , , , . , I A lowers to view and lay out certain streets and to be ingloriously trailed in the dust. ‘ >uand, one bait hour s time before doing so will , ‘‘Uo.aa g I (
■U r%T7*\ nrmnanA ♦lionv All : Soutli Were dctcrumied tp tear it asunder, , a jj e y fl j u Borough, and to asseas tho damn- ; i a concJusioD, iu behalf of tbe membersof zny >bo allowcil for ycut compliance therewith. j 1,13 authority lor ta ig p P \ 3? J
may hcretofo e have opposed them. All ; (ho the starg and iye | ge / and advautags 6 s t 0 tbe 69vtrul lirup( , tJ . . 1 return' to the “Patriot Daug/ ; S |vob, l" vo # lmVo hi.
arc, or should be, brethren in every sense , .... , . rpi,„ i holders. i ters” and citizens of Altoona, our most grateful ; Cnpiain Second-inlnntry, replied me tnpta.i g Tr..onashort
nC’tbo wnrd Cannot our brethren bury * iC ll6 train moved , Regular meeting. May C, 1861. i thauks, for the liberal gifts they have bestowed j Commanding the Troops. ■ head. The oat ;g v - . ’ ,_ d
'• '• . . off amid the cheers of tho soldiers and I Present—A. A. Smyth, 8.-Greenwood Daniel : u j )on „s. Trusting that we / mny never prove , It i= uuderttood that General Frost says this |)y and bo p
the hatchet, if not forever, at least until . „ f.iv Laughmac, C. R. Hostetler, and others. unworthy of their benevolence, or ungrateful of | letter was not received by him until his camp, mules wero taken to tKo ,h- B iv nrls
WO have passed from under the cloud that thc crowd fair proportion of j o^otioß> Ruolvedi That Joaepb K. Ely bo I their kindness and sympathy. I w 's surrounded by United States troops. _ HeJ Massachaset.s cu 7a , 0 lnnanolia
. -r, j ' which was ladies. And here permit us to . and ho hereby is appointed tax collector for the 1 remain very truly yours, i then replied that tho encampment was organized Vancrs were cn> y , _ Bihern Central Ttxil
now nation. “Beat and i, d : oa , an * w „ii. n ;-h l ; 'Borough, for the year 1801. UENKY WAYNE, i under tlo law of the State simply for orgam- | The compleitip:u of thi#3Sort!icrn I^tralßa
forbear’'should bo our motto. The peo- tl,lt B(jme . ! On motion of Daniel Loughman, Rttolvcd, Co}-t. Company B, 3rf Regiment. ; z i n g and drilling the volunteer militia of this j way has been lepoi e< a .. . . -,4
forbear suoma DO our motto, x pe , bve wi& the boys. ; lbttt two found*, one iu the East and one in the 1_ y | district. Not expecting any demon- j and tomorrow P«»W“ d
pic have arisen in their might, to crush x-ounn-da'tTv so cntuelv 1 West Ward, should be erected for thc purpose Oampscoti, 1 ; stroiion of this kind, be was entire!y unprepared | comraeiice ruuniug bet S
out rebellion, and it is necessary that they ' lis ] hat OU , C >°“?S B °. ® ntUClj . iof impoundiig hogs and other animals running Vv,». fa. May to. l«« > , 7 B “ c ° c a e3 ° sCully mis ’ t ,he attack. He the.cfore favorite rout.
“. ■ ' ~ » , , ,„ n ; a ! captivated, or pleasantly engaged,'one of; a} i ar^e . . M;«r.s McCxvm & Pzm. :_Ve.terday afternoon iSun- j ” tcJ tbe terms specified and surrendered his i oh* route will, however, be the favorite route
act in concert; therefore let no meddlers tb a t he forgot: On motion of R. Greenwood, the following | day.) Ooy. cratts vwt«i tkb encampment, «id reviewed , P 1 with a very large proportion of tbe travel.
interfere to distract them from the one: Vv -x 1 ° x>;--orders iwere granted for services rendered on i the troop.. Th« l»t, ai, jm, 12th, and loth Kegimeaw, <u.d | Xbcrtf wwc on i v about 800 men ip the camp, : _
X K-« X Tl Annlll.ll in nltond ! *° lus l» reakfest - Q mto a of the str*li,-vfcT to W. W. Snyder, $20.00|. Dan- ! c« P t.. Cuas. -r. CxMPaeu,<s Compvny «r Hymg Artillery,; Ur , e ia-tfce city on leave ofab- : puocl.vmatios BVTUE iaE»iDsaT.
great object, ilicre is enough to auena j mado nrcsenta of-theirhandker- id Coyle, John Harvey, $12.00;. Chas. ; fern Chan.ber.Larß, wvr.. on parade. As tho Governor j bcuc ° Thesc (ro laid dOTVn their arms, and j The IWdcnt has issued a proclamation, set
-10 at this time, to save thc Union, and 1 fr , > -t. Meilojr, $70.00; John McCullough, $70.00. up and down the imo hattAhcns, he was* cniim- escorted to the city as prieouera of war. ! tiug forth that insurrection exists in the bluto
... X „_;x„ I .Minn Xhx. clrnffcxlo imm-! clue& t 0 the eoldlerS- IhOSC men will ro- On motion, of Daniel Laughman, an order i siak.ically choercd by the soldiers. Afterward, be aasumad 1 please on parole was tendered to the offi- iof Florida, by which the lives, liberty and pro-
Wltnout unitca action tne struggle is ua- , • A j t a> .. rwan granted to R. E. Crneger for $3.00, for | a ataudiag poatlon, near the edge of the parade grauud, , ce ‘ s and troo * providing they would lake oath j party of the.loyal citizens are endangered, and
certain. Let no one seek, by picking [‘‘copying plots of East and West Wards. ; closely waida-d the mwvmeut of the troops, as they \ t 0 la^e UT) arm 3 ngainst the United Sthtes iasit is deemed proper that all needful measures
Xi,„ «Mina» of 'hi« nrixriibor to ■ ' ****** ri A petition from certain citizens, asking the I nxarclud t>y,bim. Tha whole display was grand and v.-ry | (Tyrgrpment, which they declined doing, on thc : should be taken for the protection of such citi
naws in, tue tvune ui uu> ■ uu b uwu , J uilgiug from the appearance ut i Cotiueil to construct all Hie pavemepts on Clara ! impi.ssive. and was witnessed by thousands from all parts 1 nJ tbat ;t ; ml ,|- e j lba( tln-y had already zeus, and of all officers of the United States m
build up his business to thc injury of th ? , Michioun men. who oassed through ! -street, was read and laid on the table for fur- |of the surrounding country. ' . . ! taken uv> arms against the Government, which j ihc discharge of their public duties in that State,
ntbpp All man do wot see and think • , ~ . .’ c , . v tber consideration. i Wlwa wc- shall take our departure from here, it aim- •, b disclaimed. I the President directs the commander of the
■ j here, we think the Southern rebels Will Q a motion, adjourned to meet on the first 1 possible to tell. Kmnor lias ns marching hem,-..* daily, but i Eovi Q May 10—Midnight—Jli't before ; military forces of tho United States on the
alike, and if. one err, in our judgment, we I j tlicm tbc j r equals, if not superiors I Monday of June, 1801. ;as oft is Madame put hort Uu cp m bat. W« arc nearly j t j o st’arted for the city, and while the ! Florida coast to permit no person to exercise
should endeavor to correct with kind words i . . .. ... ? „_x *U«;w »»«•» «t<vil 'i” ' ittfrad* from the Minute*.}' : equipped, and win, prdbabiy, receive to-day au that t> re-. gtate ITO0 _ g werc j raW n. up between two lines i any office or authority upon the blonds of Key
. . , .j in strength and Vigor, and their Ooa steu , • , quirisd to pat us-on perfect war footing, and then we m ' o f b s volunteers, several “ rocks” \vcre thrown ' \Vest, the Tortugos and Santa Rosa, which may
arguments, not With muendops and . cbiva ] ry wd j f a y withstand the s turdy i ~p Tib i prepared to march at a moment-, warning. Various arc , at and a few pistol shots fired by Ibe inconsistent with the laws and Constitution
threat*. Wc would not intimate that CO- c.„. ~e .v- M.»rtK Thewnro n fine sot of ! w «• r., no rilst- ; the cmij -ciurca a. to our destination. ,&.me«y Baltimore | c; . c;te j parties in tbe surrounding crowd, which ;of the;United States, authorizing him at the
1 Id 1 ‘did Tbp Sons 01 the riortn. dney aiC a nnc SO OI ..-Shining Mineral on Clearfield Creek. ; or Western Virginia, and others Harper. Icn-y. I!ul W as composei of u large uamber of citizens, in- same time, if he shall find it necessary, to EUS
vevt treason should be indulged, xnc m and are universally admired; as are i ~ . j specuktions on these matter, aw at an alarmingdUcount. ■; c j ud i ng mftny women. ■ pend tberc the writ of Auira* eorput, and to ro
authorities can check a mana-uvre in that T? , , j pnnßisfinp nf ; •ooking over thc columns of the Harrisburg , On Friday evening Inst, wo had two ihooting and stab- ' Quo shot took effect in the leg of Capt Rian- i move from th? vicinity of the United States for
. f ■ ' s • x -XT x "“U 3ll - nt ' w goous, xuuoißii e ; l AVccklv Patriot Union, of tho 2d instry I no- i Ling affrays between soldh-rs—the natural result of a too j owsby and as he fell be gave the word to fire, ! tresses; and all dangerous or suspected forces,
direction much sooner anu more ce ile( ]; clnoSj Chemicals, Patent. Medicines, j ticc an interesting art i o i o on the-Oil a»4«aU 1 f«c use of wretched bad ono or thowo occurred , w!lich ;. ns obcyCtl by . 80me two or tbrcc compa . ; biltimoek May K) This Morning a snspi
u«U, lb.. . m.l .....ppor o.„fc Oil and lamp.. P.i.tt, Djc-Sl.e., j c1.„«.1d and C.a.bri. .....1.., ..d ; 1 i'.SrlT.'.S; i
are DOW one in heart and hand for th ! p cr f U iacry/ articles usually kept in especially the description of the salt null, at the; a rl . volvcr auU ,hot hu assailant in «i.« head. Kortuuatoiy . ebib j r j n Vud badly bounding several others. , going out on tbe Frederick road from Bal.imo.
.Stars and Stripes; and, for tbe sake of- Storc , all ol 4 ic E he * confluence of the Beaver Dam and eastern branch ; u.v-vmMd the most .crion.
our country, our posterity, and the honor | of prices. i i 1 i H °
dT the craft, let us not dtnde- or distract; a caH —!! Se I **'
thcm - . - company in raising means to prosecute their j Among tho flno-hxddng uflieen. and ..uidi.-rs conn-ctcd ! ,n ?- .-V i nt’ th« smlsh- I Dlcke . cson s stcam . Gu "> which obtained soma
' ..►X- -- - - a®. Attention is requested to thc den- i work under tho indefatigable leadership_of Mr. : with Camp Scott i 5 Brigadier General James s. .Mx.Ltt— | j*“„ s "„ Bket 9) breaking limbs, and okierwise i the Iffthult °t«7wa“rorafrw daj^
The AVab.-Wc. felt sure, from the ; tal card of j: J. €tC eJ, in another column. 1 S-'G. Wilson toe a “ d “* “T""" ! wounding the soldiers! while others assert the j „ e c L t odJ of the city authorities. It was being
. • , , W . ! ; - t P’lneer WUO had the work 111 charge. Mr, »>U- ; all lbt» men composing tbe Jd ore ftequAiutcd . ° . « rte ,rsrw.»«Wl/» iaULynra . atll | nvn irir. lu uic.iwu; ui afAv v C 5
movemenU, being made last week, that crc - Thogo wbo bavc aching voids they wish j a ’ on is perhaps too modest in expressing his be- ! with him, and have the utmost coniidu.cc iu him, both... J^ o s j fcw feet behind tho^troops I bfoulht the'guu to
thii lime WC would have had other urfqr- j relUove d and their room filled-with sub- |:UcfU»t the ore or metal muse b«. eoppen It - a brave soldier and a «ci*bic and affable tbat firedi 6tntcs positively that no rocks wore j tbc J Ufebiy Rowe. The prisoners, one o' whom
■ . ' . . j ‘ , .»» • * • ! evidently was not cooper, as ita bright, Shining UaTing nmdr military uftdirs almost Ihc study oi lu-* life* , • «. w i IY/V Tvioinia Vvv iU und lllu *l* s - “ .♦ .. Af ,i 0
mation than what we now give our r artibcials, will be waited upon po- r appflarauc e aid not bear a-resemblance to cop- - v , lh n V , t there uno turn in the state who is S r. fully ; that oul rrovoc . it ion gWen. wus the abu- to‘\unlpolis nU
the government labors has compelled it to , Steel, at his room, next door to Mrs-. | T « e augcl . first lhrough quartz : of i« var trim. a S Gen. Nkout.. au who ! tL firine wmncTt' shJta ;hncnt of Uhiladelpbia volunteers. Sherman^
keep everything secret until the act pr ; Couch's store. rook would indicate that this would be thc pro- | know ibeCencrai grwitly him, ami tho reason is ; * returned bv nartie* hi tho crowd and sev- I celebrated baftci-y, and several companies 01
‘ ' n i 'fo nA«pni.m/w1 Prnm thn varnti- 1 . tm - - {-per locality for gold to bo found. | obviow. Thcr«» is no haughty or despotic military pride I . , wo mulp<l It is understood that a ■ n hcd States regulars aroni Texas, .passed
movement i.s pc . _ P „ *i in rp( , pn t nWtinri 1 If there arc nny persons living in the neigh-j o bout him, as is toooften tho cast witiimou. wholjuto been j.. . . .- a: 'of the matter has been ’ this,city, yesterday afternoon on their
UiacoEjuvvcing now going on, it is evident 1 Returns o j. borbood of ihe Elk Lick, who anc.,give.any cer- ; suddenly lannchcd, by a paper comx»i«ion;into hoiu*.* im- ftrf i cpe f t. v CnDlSo Lvon when the truth will i *'° The troops landed at Lo
that a stroke Will soon fall iu some nuar-1 held in Kentucky show 1 that that State, or j tain information as to thn character of tho min- : portll „, position, for which they &ro totally unfit, from a- b -j buow „ Several’ of the troops arc al- ! cu . Bt L o * l .' l ; hear Federal Hill, and they werero
that a Stroke WUI sopa mil iu burnt quar , m 1 0 .. al ■ cral discovered in sinking the well, it is hoped ; wunt t .f proper military education. Birth, not .wrtt, has | ltL difficultto ascertain i ceived with much enthusiusm by the people m
ter. Beyond the difficulty at fet. Louie, ! b i . I they will make it known through the columns, •: more to do with each nppoiutracntu than anything elw.— ;.. amcs 0 f y, e killed in consctiueiicc of theii ■ l^e T^ c * n^^* . ' a ~. . . .
pWcwherc detailed there Las been no en-» to the Union, thc L nion ticket having as 0 f thc'jd/roona frihunt. Unfortunately the spe- ;xo the UumUe private, Gc». neglet is as affable and kina , t romov „i v v frjeuds but a full uud accu- ; liue armc d men filed through tie
elsewhere dctmlcU, there nas ocen no e , , ’ . county hear( l | cimen found by Mr. Wilson was mislaid before ; aBto hi. brother oHico»,.nd this trait in bucharacter ha. , ’Ucuwd to Jw- S 1 in splendid array, and there wns not tho
gagements. Yl thc intentions ofUt e., J 7 7 |it was submitted to proper chemical tests. endeared idm to tho soldiers generally, from tho Ohio river c i ;[nth' 1 ciDturc of C imp werc the i Slightest obstacle offei-ed to tbolr promos.
authflrities arc, Of, land, no one can tell.from. . |to t,w Eastern dope of the AUegheniva. | IS BUcctdrC8 U cctdrC l C d Toirth- UeJmonTs. j “f
-. ♦ i i t «A« Klinl ■’■***■' : CLLAKFtLD CaEtK, Maj 8, 1801. A number of your ciiiz.ons have visited our'encampment , ir n :« r ».i Qt-itr-xj Volunteor« nndeV Colonel Elair. ladies ai luo windows CUCQUmg
All the rivers and harbors arc now block-, C<MSOH> n ASPS ._ llttp pening iu at Taylor’s ; j and have beci received most cordially, it afford, the ; «d Shiltaerf- the Third aiera-witl. pleasant sm.les-nad waving handker
aded, and the shipment of provisions from J SalooDi next 'door to thb Bank, a few days since, ; l.vtebi fbom Edeopk.—Tbe steamer Great : members of Company It extreme gratification to clasp the ! aud Fwurtb Regiments of the United States Re- i < h J?» - .. h tbe d|voftWg formtda-'
the West to thc South has been stopped. [ we f oun( j that that favorite resort had changed ! Eastern arrived at New York on Sunday oven- : hant -» of familiar faro, from home, a. it revive, plowing . st-rvo CJorps (formerly Hoi/c Guards,) under b P; - f cil.dicipuncdBoidiershaBStr«ugth
* ° ” M i inn- Sho loft Milford Haven on the even n" Of rccolh-ctions and association.. Your citizens have Loon ; rll .[ v c| ,i . [ld Browi Cabt. Lyon was i ulc ‘
Neithcir munitions of war or provisions . hands. Instead of one of (the Tayler brother*, , | ast f, an d bad a passage of nine «?ars • very kind and Uhcmt to their eoaa af Camp Scott, ia the Bcr i oUa i v ; b Jt net dangeruusly injlired by being l'en«d:the Lwpn cause here. ,
art UOW allowed.to enter thc South through ;we found our clever and ever pleasant young j ond lbirteen boura tP tbe Bar- sbo encountered way of a bountiful supply of provisions and other nccce- kickcd by a fractious horse-on the camp ground. • Hahrisbcbo, Slay 10—An application, rauo
... nrta t, ie c-nil 11.-xt tho South friend, Joshua B. Williams, behind tho counter, | a tremendous gale on thofith iust., during which ; sary article the receipt of which have been duly ac- The United States troops are now iu posses- j from private parties inthe Eastern
any of It* ports. It IS said that the booth- ; • do blot 0 aU wbo caU at j Bbe ro i,ed heavily, though no sea went over her j knowted by <*t. Watw., through you, to the “ft.rmt sion of Camp JacUBoll> wilh all tho equipage j Gov Curtm, to’
ern army is provided with provisions, but / , g ... . , ~ . . ; lofty sides, ! Uaughter.” and to the pa.tor. of your several churches— j tcntSi provisions, &c The Pacific and North | blacks to pass through Pennsylvania, has m
, i j£ . U • that establishment. Ilia shoUes are well stock- Tho Commifiaioucrs of thc Southern Confede-i which lutten aro to be r««i in the coDgrcgotlona. Missouri Railroad depots arc occupied by the j. witb his unconditional refusal,
that the people are deficient. How l jn c| cdw ith confectionaries of every conceivable rae _ ba j rcachodEngland, 1 Our member., generally, retain good health. John I.xmn YO i ull t ccr3 . Much excitement exists in the j ! Great satisfaction is expressed hero With tho
they will submit to this state of affairs rc- - kind together with fruit, nuts, cukes, pies, ci- ] Sir. Gregory’s motion in the House of Com- i. the only one of our company-in thehospital. All have o - but owing to Ihe efficiency of the military | Refusal .
la.hiß to b. sen. ■ w «k»w--w m*. |
keeps always on hand a fresh supply of Mmcr- i to ' rucgtion £ J BoMe 0 f Lords, on i thi. mono., ha. taken a turn about every other'day. Arsenal. | Habmsbubg, Slay 13.—A .person empl >ycd
al water, Sarsaparilla, and other drinkables.r— i tbg 2g tb u j t 1 Lord' Woodhouso stated that the 1 On Sunday evening a number of our member, visited j ou g p cc - la i service, who visited Harper’s Ferry
Ice cream that cannot be excelled-wiU be daily j Government’recognized no right orobligation to - tj.c M. li. Church in tow,,, and heard quito a patriotic .er last week, reached Chambereburg today, and
. T T„o„ r ,u. «i.i_e in the conflict unhappily commenced ; men from the pastor. Uis text wm, • In tho name of our reports that there were then about 6,000 troops
served up during t 8 * .®I in ihe United States, citffcr diplomatically or j Gwi will wo,»vt up our banner*.*’ The subject wns troau-i altogether. About three-fourths of them
of Williams tho ialoon will retain its popularity, j 3 j in a spiritual««well as a civil k'two. lie remarked tliat ho wero armed, but thc balance were without arms
and those who call will bo waited upon eatisfad- | English papers continue to discuss Ameri-.j was southern bom and reared:’««d had interests there; Only 200 Kentuckians were there, and but one
torily Call and give Jos a bumper. j can affairs—the entire London press, except the 1 but rather than the star Spangled Banner should be di.+ company of South Carolinians. The resident
I Times, sympathizing warmly with the loyal S gracefully trailed in 0»c duxt, he would anennee them au mililhi of Harper’s Ferry wero very restive un-
States, and anticipating an early triumph for !in it« defence. lie justified tho potion of the Government der ; the existing circumstances. They bad only
the Government. j in Its present movement, and believed that u was rijjht, one day’s provisions on band, their supplies cx
-1 and God would sustain that right. His remark* wert on- pected from Western Virginia being cat off by
1 rti,puudwl to by ”‘‘ mbc "’ y rt ' l ’ ea,wl the stand Taken by the people of that section of
But I mast close this hasty skctcli. From some one of the State. It Was thought that the supplies
our eompany, wo will endeavor to keep you posted, while anyVfherc within reach in theeOlTOUDdiflgCOUD
m™“ Within two weeks 8
It is positive that not more than 1,000 stand
of arms were gii oujt of tho wreck of-the arsen
al buildings, and Some of these were in bad
condition; Not’more than twelve rifles can bo
manufactured per day in thc shops in operation
There are only '6OO men on the Maryland side
of the Potomac; they have not eneted any bat
teries oh this side of 'the river, and show no
disposition to erect any. must retreat or
be provisioned. This, however, does not cod
tradict the probable advance of the mein Con
federate army on the Southern Pennsylvania
route, when: Jeff Davis discovers theimpossibil
ity -'of breaking General Scott's lines around
Washington.
®je' Critarat.
ALTOONA, PA.
.J&WJSDAY MAY 16, 1861.
W!i«tb pMtioi are unknown to ns, our rule lor ad
vertising is to roqoiro payment in advance, or a guarantee
from known person". It is tlieretorc useless for all such
to scud us advertisements offering to pay at the cud ef three
Ot-Six months.-- Whore adrertiacuum Is are accompanied
wilhthc money, whether one, live or ten dollars, we will
gate the advertiser, the fnll benefit of cash rates.
$. M. PCTTINCiILL & CO.,
Advertising Agents, 118 Susan York, and
ID State street, lloston, are tho Agents for the AUoona
IrtZunc, and the most influential and largest circulating
. Newspapers in the United States and tho Canadas. They
are authorized to contract for us at our tot east rotes.
Godcy’e Lady’s Book, for Junc, is |
a beautiful specimen of that periodical. — |
Although other and more important mat-1
ters than those of literature have lately i
claimed the attention of our people. Go- i
dey I<M nQt neglected his Book. This ;
number is up to the standard of its pre- ■
deecesors. The word retrograde is not in
Qodcy’s dictionary. Price $3,00 per an
hum. ’
Peterson’s Magazine, for June,
looks as fresh and bright as the fields and
forests at that season The engravings in
this number are very handsome, and the
reading matter full of interest. The fash
ion plates are the latest and superior to
any heretofore published. Price $2,00
per annum.
- “We- have the promise of a number I Notice,—The adjourned stated meeting of the
of the volunteers from this section, to cor- Good Win fire company, will be held in their
m Engine'house, on Wednesday evening, May 22d,
respond for the Tribune. We Hope they Mren 0>olock) for the pur p o » e of
will let us hettf from them as regularly as 9lecting officera for uc ensuing term. A full
i possible. . Tty your hands,-boys, your attendance ia required, as business'of impor
friends are always anxious to read your ttmcc will be transacted.
"letters. . IVM. A. BOVMS, Sci/
! Choice Cuts.— There can be choice cuts of j
; more things than one, but it is generally sup- j
; posed that the term refers to the best part of a ;
beef; but we think that cute from almost any I
part of ten head of fat cattle which our enter
| prising butcher, Runyan, drove past our of
-1 fice, one day last week, might be styled choice
i cuts. He has brought In and slaughtered some
of the best cattle to be found in thecountry.but
none better than Jhose now on hand, one of
which is served out to his customers every mar
ket morning. He stops not for expense to ob
tain the best cattle the western country affords,
and b is customers get just as good meal as is !
i served out'in the best city markets. !
Parson Brownlow’s Pajper.—
Knoxville Whig has been presented by a
Florida Grand Jury as a nuisance and an
incondiaryfsbeet.' Hear what tjie Parson '
says on the subject: —We look with scorn
and contempt upon bis effort to .proscribe
us. by the secession rebels of Florida. —
We call attention to it with a view to il
lustrate the vile spirit of the Southern
Confederacy. Any journal that dares to
expose their usurpations of power, tbeir
i arrogant claims, and their refusal to let tbe
j people have a vo£e upon going out of the
■ Union, is “an incendiary sheet.,’ Drunk
1 on mean whisky —resolved on repudiating
1 tbeir honest debts, and hopelessly insol
. vent, many of these Southern leaders in
| the wicked work of secession, desire to get
;up a war of plunder, in the vain hope of
i bettering their condition. And any pa
! per daring to expose their loose code ol
‘ morals is an incendiary sheet!
Gratuitous Attendance upon Volunteers’
Families. — To the Tyrone and Altoona Relief
Committee*. Gentlemen—Feeling that in the
present crisis it behooves all true patriots to
-willingly make sacrifices in support of our Union,
andjn encouragement of those who have so no
bly rallied to its defence. I herewith offer my
professional services, free of charge, to all who
may stand in need of assistance.
Db. A. P. Caldeewood.
| J. W. Cameron can be found at
I llouah’a Drug Store at all times during the day,
and at Sirs. Kigg’s boarding-house at night,
except, when professionally engaged. Those
who desire his services should note the change
of boarding place.
The doctor requests us to state that he will
givo gratuitous medical attention to the families
of ail those who have enlisted in defence of the
1 Flag of our Country,
Special Dispatcher to the Philadelphia Press.
Washington, May 12.—The preparations for 1
the effective blockade of the Virginia waters
having been completed, Gapt. Pendergrast has
given the precautionary notice of fifteen days
for all vessels to leave the port of that State, j
cither with or without cargoes. Several of the ,
foreign ministers and some of our own country- j
men have asked for an extension of the time, j
but this, in every case, has been refused. The i
order will be impartially adhered to. ;
Certain parties, though representing them- i
selves as Union men, have been denied the privi
lege of forwarding locomotives to Tennessee,
for the reason, among others, that such neces
sary railroad machinery might be used in the
transportation of hostile troops.
The Government also takes care that coal, so ;
desirable for steam purposes, shall not be trans
ported to the disloyal States. .
information having reached the Navy Depart
ment, late last night, that several small vessels !
had been fired at from the Virginia shore, and
an effort made to detain them by the Alexan
i dria authorities, in order that their cargoes of
; fish, instead of being brought to Washington,
: might be secured to the rebel troops, the Secre
i tary promptly ordered the steamer Pawnee to
I stop the lawless proceedings.
In addition to -the national vessels, about 20
armed steamers from Now York,. Boston, and
Philadelphia, have been or are being put in
readiness for blockading purposes.
The Secretary, of the navy is assiduous in
j hurrying forward the measures of the blockade,
1 and he informs his friends that by this time
Plain talk by the'Wlnebestpr Jfationai
Union. “Berish UigoSa, unless be apeedily
changes bis conduct, will find that he bis Us*'
passed Ms far on the patriotic forbearance of »p
outraged people, and wilt base tbe notoriety cf
bciihg tbe first Governor' of a state hanged 6*
treason.’' v;
7niontown ’ Md- jri
* BiT«n»AT, May 4, 1861.
. .>,• d*T was one of the most m- pass
jeer, and it *aS not ea- Oeo
would be any meeting at a«,
", S?A**&**■+*•* ■ ss
: *.
®°d M*w»edieel and Washington Son- gnj
and J. H. Christ. Seoreta- ; out
. 1, ohnnk, J. 11. Christ, Robert Piper, por
0J p ß Sh*pherd, Isaac Wright, and Granville veil
'• F .. «rc appointed a committee on Keso- , den
* lllC The committee retired and m a short 'van
!*£j the following resolutions: ‘
Eight of the Southern States of our ;
passed ordinances of srecessiou-un- . he
“llv the Forts, Fortifications and ,aU
. belonging to it-fired uponan inofieusixe.-i.it
i freighted with provisions for Fort Sump
'.hfeked and nearly destroyed it-,andnow lot
r .nraeed in raising an army with the dm
rodpwposc of taking the Capitol at Wash- , »>«
“a* Whereas. The President of the Culled
cs has called upon the Governor ot ' ftU thl '
.hat have uot passed ordinances of scccs
m furnish their quota of troops for the sup- ,v.i
L „: on cf rebellion, &o. Therefore, ;tv
Mi.’vcd That the Union,' the Constitution , rr ,
,he Laws should be faithfully maintained : t vt
‘ h!v tv all means if it can be done, if not IIC
,ur Governor responding to the call ot ibc v i,
lideut for the necessary military forces cal- CI ,
fbr ’ - mi
.soKcd, That the honor as well as the In- so
Ist of our State is in tlic Union wheie our al ,
icrs placed us, and there wo will stand with ( ; (
un Ji'idrdfrc;,l, sustained hy the proud c--n- j„.
ausuc-s of Justice and ftiyAt. . •. ■< !
[.•solved!. That in our opinion Secession is v .-i
ftuolher name for Rebellion and Trtov.n and
warn our brethren of our beloved Statu to A
lid being drawn within its terrible vortex. an
tesolvcdi That seituro® of b»tn public mu -.-I
rate property, and threats of violence upon s 0
unoffending citizens -of our sister State ot i.j
ninia, particularly to those who have cm;- ! co
ted'from the North, causing them to flee pt .
in the land of their adoption, hastily gutlur- i„
, aa a biingins with them what effects they a t
ild‘ leaving the halauee to the cupidity ol ,
■ir enemies, should bo a warning, to us to he
ro of the Serpent that would spread its vtu- , j(
i amongst us. tl
Resolved. That we arc grieved that apparent
tensity required the Governor to call together . .
. Legislature in extra session, whose deliber- ; ;
on can result in but little if any good—the ;
tibablc consequences of which will he the call ,
a Convention, which we regard as utmccces!.- : ‘l
. and involving our State in debts that must
paid hy the people. !■ I
Resolved. That the election for members of !
e Legislature in the City of Baltimore does 1
t represent the true sentiment of its-people, (
d being'unconstitutional void, we do nut rcc- “
u : ti any acts of theirs as legal and binding. -’’
Resolved, That we regard the proposition of
r. Vellot in appointing "a committee of Safe
for the State of Maryland” as infamous ami
'grading to the freemen of the State, and as . r
uciug in the hands of an irresponsible body of
en the power to bind us hand and foot in S!a- j 1
try worse than any syett in of tyranny ever J
•aolicod by any Despot in Europe j
Resolved, That in our opinion the propositi' n
f Mr. Urunc to appropriate two millions of doi-. -
re to be expended under the direction of the i
cacral Assembly ns unnecessary, unwise and t
Ppressivc, and that wo condemn if in the
rongest terms. . , ■
Resolved, That vre will oppose with all thu J
institutional means in our power the proposi- . i
on of Mr. S. Teakle Wallis to legalize the acts ! i
1 the authorized ami unauthorized mob of Cal- 1 t
more in the late riots. - i
Resolved, That « recommend a Grand Mass o
looting of all the Eiiends of a United Country, i
bo held in this place on Wednesday next at a
0 o’clock. ■ ’ I
I'mos Fkklinq in Tensf-ssei-:— A New V< rk
Tmtt corrcspondeut writes from Tennessee:
"On the 22d iust., Hon. A. U Neli,u>, our
longrcssinaa' from Hie upper district addics-el
he people of this county at Knoxville. He
slid, if worst cornea to/v.orst, and fight I must,
i will tight for the/Constitution mid the Stars
»ud Stripes of pur Union," and solemnly called
nn Ida Maker to witness the declaration. He is
» great Union man, and of the first talent in the
'date: and move than this, he is a devoir !
dbristian, and has the confidence of every man
■hat hears him.
On Saturday, the dTlii inst., Andy Johnson.
iur Senator from Hast Tennessee, also addressed
the people of this county at Knoxville; he had
» largo crowd to hear him. He made a great
Union speech, and declared that he would fight
for the Stars and Stripes, aud spill his last drop
r! blood for tho Union. lie is a man of bull
dog persevrrence, of great energy,- and will
slick to his position, and die in the cause he
has espoused.
Ihe leaders of the Union party in Kast.Tcu
neasce have about come to the conclusion, that
if the Legislature voles us out in defiance of
"ur rights, East Tennessee will rebel, secede
Irani the Slate,.jiiid slick to the Union. This
Will only bo hindered from the want of gnus
and pewder.
Tub Ukios Fceusu in Kiistoky. The vu-
Hag in Kentucky last week, for delegates to a
Border Slate Convention, was almost unani
mous for the Union candidates, la many coun
ties they received the entire vote, aud this in
the heaviest poll ever cast, not excepting that
Ul t * lc laatT’rcsidential election. From the re
turns received, it looks as if the whole vote cf
'he State was about 150,000, and of the these
not less than 1-10,000'arc for the Union. Vet,
notwithstanding this extraordinary tho'.v of the
popular devotion to the Union, there is danger
hat the traitors Mange Ifni, Breckinridge it C 0...
and the majority in the Legislature, may pass
howarraiitablc act declaring Kentucky out
0 o Union, just-as Was done in Virginia. Ten
nessee and Arkansas, after the people had do
eided in favor of the Union. The,waiters'are
ngaged in a deep game and a wide spread eon
T r “. y : antl ‘key do not scruple to trample on
•SaTto‘scorn P °° l,lC ’ nmi la ° eU thcir
Footing inn Btu.—Tho patriotic cor.tr hu
tbreo I t P ” P,e f° r tUo Wnr ’ d "i»Z the last
S‘>3 r>rfn an J,° aut *° tho >«»euse sum ci
. r f>“ 77 .’P° o ; Pennsylvania heads the list with
ha^i’? ° f - SW OOO - New York and Ohio
e'vcn $3.000,00° : Connecticut awl
Vernon, * ach , s J* 000 ’ 000; Mnlnc, SI.3W.tDOQ
rment and New Jersey, each $1,000.000■
Jaw ” T 1 “ t , M “'. s«“ f odS°”C;
.wv3“ u ,'? «£ w'-.nri'"
" n,,kl '"’ * :50l!0
troit I’so 000 ; °^ : £ u » c,n *» , '« 5280,000; Do
> ow.OOO; Hartford, §04,000.
JO T OM S vnf«rf~ pco l' ,c ’ 'T 1 ma Jority cl
’ Tote ..“Satnetaconxcution—and yet tbs
the Ukajhat of Maryland, would vote
onlin* ** ou * fifth® Union, and have passed an
aml l hßt effect ' Hon. T. A. B. Nelson
•* ~,„£■s* Jchbson gay thdy wilt fight again*
“* stripe* “pin
af ,°f for th* Union. The leaders
if tlio o. n l° n P art J in East Tennessee say that
♦nrej. r * secedes, the eastern part will rebel
«dt from the State, and stifk to the Union