Sty (fltarfitlb grpublican.
CI.EAKF1ELD, TA.
Wednesday Morning June 1. 1861
"Army, Wavy, and Loans."
These, fays our ncightor, are tht "only"
three suly'erts that need engage the at
lention of Congross at (he extra scssiou
which is to commence on the 4th of July
next. Tho "prominent members, " says
he, arc to meet nt Washington . IkhH the
'20lh of this month fourteen days In ad
vance "for the purpose- of consulting up
on the business ot the session" and who,
it is to be presumed, will have every thin;
rut and dry, so that the great majority of
iho people' representatives need not be
InlUlttl ll llllliw iIimii "1 . ll..a-t- r.rtfWa."
--there being nothing but "an Army bill, ,
a Navy bill, :nd a Loan bill," for Congress
to act upon all of which, or at much of
it as the "Hj-irti of uar institution will allow,
fi to be transacted in cr.catr session."
Such is the programme our neighbor
would lay dewu for the representatives of
iho Afficriri.n people to be guided by ; and
cro it not for the fuel that I.e. publishes
v, hat is boastfully claimed as the organ of
t he mom lx i of Congress from this district,
bis silly suggestions would bo totally un
worthy of notice as they are but tho echo
f that sink of political infamy, the New
'prk Tribuvf. But s it is, however, we
flfipk it devolves upon (be constituents
vfGcu. Pat ton to sound him upon this
momctitpus subject to ascertain whether
f.e is ft 0rcclyiU, ami whether his orycin
jibdcr uxprccs liia sctilimotits in the ar
ticle referred to ? whether he thinks
"opjy three bills will be required," and
I list beyond the so there is no object in
f 'UUijig the country to tho eiponsoofan
'xUa session of Gnntrrera ? whether he
i low not think it the duty of Congress to
liavo nn eye (4 ipcusutvs of iaco, rather
f hatf tneasut'c of war, with our fellow
fitiiena and kinlrxi? aiul whether it
vonhl not Ut U'ttcr for our country for
f VjugtTSS to conciliate the Southern States,
if they ihwld hat to grant them mnre than
ihe&just rights, in order that they may as
jist us to chaMiso England for presuming
fo ijltpffprp in our domestic affairs?
'j'bey rcigM go a little further, inasmuch
as they have a very frank, out-spoken,
straight-up-and-down gnntlomun to deal
vith, and ask him his opinion us to what
branch of our government has latt er to
ruiftnd tha writ of Habeas tbrmt ? and
whether Mr. Lincoln, if lie ordered its bus
pension, as pen, fadwalhidcr nays ho had
aqpp in tho case of Merry unm at Haiti-
mora, it ml usurpuy (Ac lyisnttec power, ami
f4t liable to impeachnxt i,t f
Ihere aro still other (pj-stions that!
flight appropriately bo asked, all of which
we hare no doubt the General would tc
glad of an opportunity to reply to. ltut
wo Jpsyc the subject with his constituents.
D& Forney, in a late number of his
Tress, says, in substance, that "all who
fiow rwk questions as to the object of the
precut war are traitors.'
J thin bo so, we can assure him, tnd all
there interested, thai this is the vtrytnes
tuft that almost every man you nieot is
now asking, and that if this makes a man
a tiaitor, the army of traitors is so.Tium
creus that no man con number them. It
is souestion (Imt occupiw tlio tlKHichts"v other Iransiictiocaol a similar nature,
pf every ciUjen, audit ii earnestly pro
posipded upon the streets,' at every cross
roads, in tho social circle, and at every
fire side snd no man is able to give a sat
jdfcotory answer.
The president called for 75,Uol) volun
teers for the purposo of defending; the
(Japital, onfoicii) the laws, d "profftWy
i possess tl forts," Ac, within those-
peded States. Now, that tho Capital lias
been defended, and is pronounced out of
danger, has not .the country a riidit to
know vhetker that uhieh teas in doubt, and
"prpiuble" on the 15th of last Aprii, when the
President ijAurd, hi' Urst Proclamation. has t
Itin decided. So far, not si worn lifts neon
uttered by any one in authority, and the
country is left to conjecture. One lelter
writer says that tho object is to rotako the
forts, iic. A pother ssys it is for the pur -
pose of saVutfding (he Southern States,
and compiling them lo remain part of
theUoiiQ, and their citizecs to become
loyal lutjcct. Another says it is for the
prpo of "driving slavery from the con
tinent" and others gin, that it is all
merel' for 'he purpose of de4uoni(ing
toU serbl that tbe North is stronger
tha tb South that twenty millions of
psoplero able to whip eight millions!
And A the facts of all these confused cou-srad-Hem
the Chevalier Forney pronoun
ee.t treason to ask any quwtioaaas to the
oVeetsof UiewarT The people, IkivIo-
f-re under the ioapression tiat they were
'the source of J( paliticsi power" under
our rMMtitsitiott,ad tliateur govern ment
sxmld not be putMpon & war footing, tnd
war actually commenced, without a for
ml declarutioh of war by Congress, ire bran
de4 ai traitors, if they ask any rjuestions
in toiotiqa thereto.
Judging fot tlje proceedings of tbe
ow Lgislature-iaoj5g ifo lustiof thler,
rl..n Ul.l.. I. 1 IJ I..I. .
.v..u v,,,v iii Tui.n tpvfuft j
" ' for any thing of the kind-it is evldont
that the rcoi.le of that, section are begin,
Idng to discuss tbu subject, and arc about jHorl practiced upon our Soldiers, iu fur
asking these frairurow questions in a nianiijjBhlr)g supplies and clothing for them,
o, to I evaded dearly, if jhi- F.r r, . th. official, and employees ofour Stale
iifortht.upcscofthe "subjugation ' of Administration.- Tha Lancaster hxprett
Ithe South, or for the extermination of the of Tuesday cays. j ; '
: nr UI,.vi-u avAn tlie Illiielc l!e! "Mmiv eurlans trnnmictiuiH in cofltriH'tl far
I ' ... . .
publican S.ato of Iowa w.u,noi nave a
iloniuch for it.
Habeai Corpus.
Ml U undcrt.xI tliul tlie writ a ill J)e su-.ea- e jhee wre chnrced to the State at I'ricei IWl wide. SillCO that tune wo have a
.led, and 'tly the fumiinni of hi li-jnor ' ing froln $3 2:, , ;i0 per bushel-eertoinly aOI,. Pr ,uole framt bank bams erected,
Judge Tan.y.--Jti.e Jr,.l, Ju, oil,. lU.e ,,, nfter UedaellnK "frcifiM and smiar lo .iw and manner, which add.
If this be true, where is our vaunted ;ciaiiiiioiie". Hid any body haro tho irudts lmlc, t0 lue i,nn,0Venient of tho neigh
libei.y? 'JonBone forcm ! We do -fthrou,,,, tbc authority, ' j-hocl, and speaks well for the tas.eard
not doubt that our neighbor, and '.ill those (jluf lnereli nU in PiMmr,? received ua order : llidutiy of the owners. AUo, JUirtliaiib
who hold opinions like him, wish this to If-r - Hurl,,,.." which he agreed to farei'lied at tow nship has many good ami comlo. table
1 L ... . , - eliven centu, and Torwnrdcd the bill to llurrii- dwelling houses, some of which will, com
be tho case. Hut e behove tlio -eoplob f Mt Tht m K, rrtHn,i w.ift1.,, favoial.lv in Point of IjusIc. Mill-action
will submit tO no SUcll dal lllg usurpation
. .
anil t 'runny. ...
The writ of llaLeni Curmi ii tho high
perogative writ that ntOTKCTS Ol'll
TEKSONAL LIl'KISTY, and at all times
keeps the militaay in subordination to the
civil power. Vo bo to the ruler that
dares to "SUSl'KNL" OUR LIHEKTY
and bitter will be tho hour when tho Ex
e oulive attempts to destroy the Supreme
1
Tlie Constitution of tho Unitod UU'
and of 1'ennsylvania both provido that
the privilege of thev l it of Habeas Corpus
shall not be suspenden, unless when in
caes of rebellion or invasion the public
safely may rdiuiro it." Who has the;
power to "suspend" this writ under
this clause of tho Constitution of the
United States ? Judge Taney, in tho re-
cent case of Merriman at Baltimore has '
already emphatically declared that C'cu
yrcss alone possesses this extreme power . Til sv
have nsvdr vr. t t:r.Ri isro it.
It requires no argument lo piove that
Congress alono possesses this power. Any
one w ho will tako the trouble to read sec
tions H and U of Article 1st of tho Consti
tution of the United latc, will see this
a, a glance. Section f says 'Congress shall
have the power" lo do the things named in
1H consecutive paragraphs. Section .)
then follows with seven distinct limita
tions of tho power of Congress. The first
provides for the prohibition of the Slavo
trade. The second is (he provision in re
gard to the writ of Habeas Corpus. The
third prohibits the passago or.r post facto
laws; and tho others are like restrictions of
thepwer of Congress. So that in fact the
Constitution no whero provides that the
IVeidont or any other nranch or Hepart
.siontol' the government should "suspend"
this writ ; but even restricts and limits the
tho power of Congress by tho most clear
and explicit language.
A Yaim Boast- The HIack licpuhluan
Orators and Newspapers, have always been
great advocats for free speech, free pre,
and free negroes, too ; but asnu illustration
of this fact we itWc an extract from a late
number of the Pittsburg Ihpatch, in which
the editor says:
"Where the stars and stripes' of the
Union float, men think, vote and write as
they please where Secession rules they
must be oumli, become exiles, vrisoners,
or di."
This little scrap is perhaps equally bal
ancedhalf true and half false o far
as it concerns ms of tho North it has no
foundation in fact. The editor must have
known at the time he penned tlie
lines that tho olh'cc of Iho Leaver AW, not
thirty miles from hi own door, was enter
cd on the night of the nth inst., by a mob.
audits materials .cattered through ,ie ere generally, not only a good aveiage
, , . , i crop, Imt with many was un abundant
street and thrown into the liver otM! The wh(t C1.p j,, ,,un,, neKa ol
To fuither illustrate this boasted liber-' grain nd quality could nt have been
ty, which tho "stars and stripes" have Matter. The yield on an average was Lr)
been presumed to guaiantec. we rclerto1'0 ". Reaves making the bushel. In
. c .. . i some instances It mav liuvn taken more.
o articles on our ou'sido in referem-c to
rrom tlicse It will im seen, that, like the
fugitive slave, Don.ocratic clitors in Re
publican America must seek a refuge in
Monarchical Canada J Welt did Maria An
toincttc say, when her eyes fell upon tlie
Goddess of Libel ty. in despotic Fiance,
"O, Liberty ! what crimes are coinmitcd in
thy name. "
Vc r-Kretto ki Iho HoarfiLia nnMun
-.;n In n..nr ln ,i,i .i,i.
with tho' rebels. We knw lh iitor to hepoi- '0"e, and tlie cars all hard con.. On the
rersed of si Rood a hirl any man living anil hill farms the early planted com was a
we tieliere that he it slno a friend uf his cuuntrjr. I good crop in imantity anil but little soft
lin-i liirw iritrAon jcorn wic.re thvy were careful to plant the
That will do, David. We ask no man proper kind of seed earn. The Liie pi. in
to say uiott, of us and we can sav W! corn, and tho corn not properly wo: k
. . ... ' ied, two parts of it were soft or unsound
Hut you were never more wtuken in lj'he oat. crop w.. an iihundanioiie. and
your life -and goodness knows ycu have in iiualilr 1 never saw better. The aver-
seldom len right since you left tho DemilfSe yield was 1 bushels to the dozen, and
oeratic parly than whn vou eav we.!".' ".uny i"""1" the ilozen of sheaves
mmiiK Dniira iTiiu reikis. we liavOi
..i ... . , , V
......... ,.,.. wivj-ii.-Buiiiuiuiiuiiiig
administrtion, even in measures notonly
notoriously in disregard ol lawr and prcc
dent, but measures whose inevitable ten
dency we believed to lie tlio defeat of Ihe
grct hopo ami purpose of every loyal
heart jieace, rcconciliatioe, anl a resto
ration of our once happy and pon-oiful
Unian. I.aw-nionderj must not bo law
breakers. In punishing the violators of
Uw,uust act in nursuatveeof th law !
otberwiso tho remedy may bo worse lian
rfi.. ,i;... w i.... .i .
the discatK).
ecu,.o uravwiMOllOUII-
ocd ''tho reWs'
without distinction of
party or sectioa jnd thin- !i all contin
ue to do s long . a MFre Press" is tol
eiatcd in this our boasted land of liberty.
kt7Wo havo failed to give our usual
amount of details from tho seat of war
this week, owing to the want of space, the
military pr.rado, and the sickness of oue
of our hands. Up to thia wtitino. hownv.
there has been no fighting, thouKh the
,. ... .
loaicaiijciijt poirjl joa speedy eugagctnout
Tut Mean's- A gtHt dual has been said
ohd written, in reference lo the imposl-
'iii.tilioa rmrh hi from reliable murru. a few ot
. , A gentlemaa who was
itiout to leave rnm.uri; n.r rnii.ieiun. w.
couiiui'moiirJ by a contractor tbere tu purenase
be.in. t., be ,u,,rlied la the volunteer..
lie boueht in the itv at ninetv cent, ner lush-
ifirx fiuii ( rAiiryi thirUx a n u(f cmt:
i The inen-hant having Included a t'uir (irolit in
hi original bill, and being an lionet nmn, rifumd
turoviro hi rhari;e,iid, through hie honttty.
the urdtr! Who waf to have Pockercd the dincr-
elle?,
If high priced beans will fatlcn suldiera;
I'ennsj Ivaniu ought to turn out "rausers".
It seems toe that Ohio, and Now York,
have been "Messed" with tho anio kind
of agent, only, tLat they receive a higher
nerceiitaxo on the salo of uniform-, being
about eijtial to the iwiccntac realized by
our "bean" contractors, which wo think,
should alisfy any business man in tlie
days of unboundod rutiiotistii and Hero
ism which seems to have chnngl '-froo
spoecli" into free choating.under the engl
neers that arc now running tho National'
and Stato 'machines." ,
Kt"The editor of tho ltrookvill'; Star,
who is tho present Superintendent of the
Common Schoo'.s of that county, must be
a "perfect brick." If he knows as much
about teaching children their A, H, Cs, as
ho has shown that ho doe. about heathen
mythology the rising generation of Jeffer
son may well honor tho day that brought
the erudite McKlliocc into their midnt.
Only think of the fellow l ot knowing the
difference between old Mars, the god of
war, and the Supreme Heing!
Ignorance ii the curfo of tto.l.
Knowledge tho win); wherenith wo fly tu Heav
en." Itut pocr Mac, we leaf there i no chance
for him.
Clearfield County Agricultural 8o- i
ciety.-
Itcpurtof the Vice I'resiilcut of h'arthait (oirn-i
ship.
Salt Lick, Jan., 1", LSiil.
To I. V. KT7.WKii.ra, Secretary. Ac.
You will find accompanying this re
pot t a IUt of membership obtained 'cr the
Clourtield County Agricultural Society, of
w hich 1 had the honor, the present year,
of being the Vice 1'residont tor ICirthaus
towntinp.
1 remark, thntl have bcon to some
trouble to ascertain all the information
(KHsible, in regard to the agricultural in-
lurcsti ot Karthaus, and herein present
them to tliu.oc:ety.
Your huinblo Vice I'rcsiilrnl has been
a resident of Ihu township for tlio last
three years, and it gives him pleasure to
slato that agriculture, since that lime, has
been on the improvement, and patticu
latly so the last year ; an apparent in
creased interest hu taken place which
ii in a great nwaoiirw to be aseriJied to the
organ i.alion of I he L'Uartield tWs'y Ajri
cultural tjneitt;i.
The first Fair for the Society, held at
Clearfield last fall, gave general satisfac
tion, and spoke well for the Society and
respectably for tho cituens. Our atien-
i .1 .1 - i ...1 .... 1. . I
lo travel, ami tlio rain during tiie time ol
the fair, it was respectable. The crops in
Kai'tlmus totvnshih the iiroweni season
l)llt in U))r j,,,,,, w llm0 t!ie
l.ushel. 1 know of tro instances, and
: inure m) "'e ueeu moro, mm io snrni es
yielded tho bushel
Tlio i i-ld of Kip on mi uveraea was
to lrt sheaves makini the bushed. Two or
more instances 1 know of 12 sheaves of
rye yielding the bushel, and in no in
xtatice have I board of more than 1M
sheaves tu yold a bushel. The rye is ul-
so of the liest quality.
The
corn crop on our river bottom
,. "y," """-&
AAlll. I .ml tin .1 A I...II..M .......:.... .1
I icasi one iiuuurou nusuois oi ears 13 uie
ly ioldod '1 bushels of outs.
'I'l I i i . . .
1 ',0 buckwheat crop on toe whole, was a
good crop, lit soino localities it wa in
jured from filling by the sun, and in oth
crs it was slightly injured by the early
frost.
The potato crop, in some localities of
the township, was an entire failure sup
posed to bo occasioned by the lot. I think
there-is some mistake in this, at least, I
am not fully satisfied that such was the
fact in every locality where tho potato
crap fuled. Uy observations were, that
Uie potato crop sustained littlo, if any,
injury Y the rot tiw oreeent season. Tho
P,019 vcrt. DOt "l0' round and
therefore cOuM not have rotted. Tho
.mall Oliant tv I in ornimd .llrf .Ant.;
were unusually imall in size.
From this it would appear the potato
froeu eoaio cause did not produce, and
those produced did not grow to a full
aire. It may have been caused by tho
drouth, or something peculiar in the sea
son may have occasioned it j or it may
have been an insect at the root or tho top
of the potato which injured the produc
tion iuu aiupptm me growm 01 tlio pota
to. I examined several lots of tmtntops'l'rMim.nt m it .,.i. .1.. n.i- .1
din inc their izrowth and at tho nr
l..m r .t. .-J r-..-.t ft.T"
1 - - ,- - a- . .wuut. ..iviiuioilil III
(or no rot 111 thorn their general coudit(15tli of July.
.,....s,T,raluunu unm,
ion were but few in tho ground and uous
' i .
generally made ami mowed in good order,
the consequence if our slock arc heaUhy
Sip we have some
lhirty or moro funiIB. n!rt or wl.i.-h are
well improved and in good state of culti-
ration, besides we have a number moro.
r uli!.li am InaL niii-rillf. when
proved will be goodlarms.
-., . , glloslimi rt" f,amebank
- r . . . ,
built on t.ie SU Lick "('l'y'
in the year IM, in sue bO feet long l 411
pare favorably m point
and Btvlo with those in our larger towns.
And' best ol all, in the catalogue of oui
improvements, aro Iho growing steady
habits of our citizens, their perseverance
and industry in clearing their land, en
larging their farms, improving tho soil,
adapting it to tho different kinds of grain
and a worthy eniu'atlon to excel, in pro-
lucinii the best and the (truest yield ironi
H .i -...i i- 'fi. ......
si... .. iliois tiaiaiii1 fur my Thiii
in nop lmiiiIp of Karlhaus m a
i... ii. .,..,.,...!.. 4-r
riadtard Uncittv. and very much by tbe
laic. Agricultural Fain to that our next.
County Fair will bo largely represented in
person by tho citizens of Karlhaus. And
1 . i . . . I ? .-l- I
productions, it will be respectable.
: II UV li kvi T it nvi.mi m ... i-. uv. -
i HO 200(1 iVUI'K 01 IUO .OCieiV JlUVini:
commenced and the fruit thereof an eady
appearing, we have great encoiirsgemetit
to sustain our CVihn'.v A.ricdtural iSJicWy.
And by so doing, we will siMin find the
citizens of Clearfield countv not only an
industrious and a sober people, but in a oincer aiuteu 10 my inioi mnui, niimwi.'
very short time, the soil of Clearfield about li.OOli.
county will grow ami produce every vari-j ....
ety of (train sufficient for her own use A SECESSION CAMV lUSPEhl) I
and comfort, and in addition to this, will! FEDERAL TKOOi'S IN KEN 'I I CK .
have a large surplus of her production toj C.mko. 111., Juno ".A secession camp
export for the supply ami want of others.!"! Elliott's Mills, in Kentucky, ten miles
KeSpeCtlUllV,
JOHN 01LLILAND.
THE WAR NEWS
IN I'EKESTlNi! ?Uj. Til E MANASSAS
JCXCT10N. LEESltLUtfJ, HAlU'ElfS
FEHHY, ETC. ,
There is every indication that the Fed-j
eiai ami Conieilera'.o lorccs win soon
meet in deadly 'conflict at some point in
Virginia From the Washington Star ol
la.il evening wo make up the following in
teresting intelligence:
IIIOM MANASSAS JUNCTION A .Ml LEKS
IlLltd. Just before going fo jtcss to day, wo have
iuformatiou from two gentlemen of c!iar
acter. whoso sympathies with the cause ol
the Union wo know to bo entirely relia
ble one of whom is just from Manassas
Junction and the other from the iinuuvii
ato vicinity of Leesburg. The former as
sure tm that on Friday last Ileauiegard
certainly arrived ol the junction ; and, if
so, c take it for granted has assumed the
cohima.'d of the disunion tioops in that
M'nii tor. This gentlemen further says
that there is an aggregate force of ''0,tlUO
'.roopi a Manassas, Centreville, Fairfax
Station ar.d FaiiTa.X ('ourt iloue. This
information, though. diflcrcnl wiJely from
that received by the government here,
comes to us under circumstances that
cause us to place some reliance on it.
Our informant from tho direction of
Leesburg assures us that on Sunday mor
ning last, during divine service, an officer
rodu up to the quaker meeting house ai
Watcrfoid, Loudoun county, seven miles
from Leesburg, and ordered the people
thcro assembled to be ot Harper's Ferry
die next . morning, Monday, with all
their wagons and teams, to movo the ma
terial and troops then there. Un that
day we believe two thousand ol these
troops moved un tho Potomac to a point
opposite Williauisport. Our information
fioin ccsburg is up to yesterday morning
That town was then tho headquarters of a'
force of about OOU men, if w e aro correct
ly informed, and we think we aie, under
the comnutid of Eppa Hunter, a l'ri;:co
William county llrigadior ; who has een
no aervicu byviho by. These troops do
the picket guaal du'v between the Puint
ol Ixocks, Leesburg, firoad Kuti, Vienna
ami on towanls ttcorgctown, until tuuet
" -he line of pickets thrown
out from
Kaii'fax Court Iluuse.
AN I.Xm'TKIl ATTACK ON Mlt.Ll.VMS
I'ORT. W'o roeeivet ititorrnatioii yesterday af
ternoon, in which wc have reason to place
some confidence, that eiural Johnston
had dispatched a force of two thousand
men with two tiiecei of ordnance, for nn
assault on Williamspott, Md., proposing
to bombard it fust from tho Virginia side
of the l iver.
EXPE ;TEI ADVAN' E oFTIIE FED
ERAL TKOOp.S IN VIKiilNlA.
Wabiiiiciitivw .Ii-w 7 IXl'll
Six regimonts of infantry, two batteries
1.5. Z i i ,worw,"e vam emenl of those .,ds they have, nt al
t M i. .,Mf0r r1'1'""' ttn lie"ble and undefJasabl
no under orders to bo ready to nv,.r.nnni ,.i. .., .
Ul UMlli
of fSiMie
S Zo.Tmm.-r.- m ,,0m"'y f"
movcat a moiiienL s K-'iinmit t ...... i..;..
signal, either to repel attack or to advance!
Hundreds ofio,,le from' ,1, V.,rH,
have been here soiourni. dur , tl e. b,V
ten day, iu hourlv a.tner.t.ition nl'tlm
j . " . ? .
diet in Virginia, but Ucnoral Scoit Ima
ei-Hlently been in no hurry thus far to grai
ny ineir yearning :or tn nxcttemeiit of a
-..w..., . iiiuni vn unL'u.iiio uiiu coin '
missary wagon, and ambulant aro ready
Those 'who aro waiting loseea fight mSVtutT ,ho ja,T n"d tnc
probably not wait many days loncT Thi ' tA' it dirCcl," of 11,0 court- " in '
Commandordn-Chief means not on I v to
."'1 ii" .",.Bn 7 " ".
in Vinmi on,i n.A. ,..... .1." 1 1
"' uiiuibuv rninpnijjn i
next four or five weeks IVn T.tnt ort
ffood uill.linriv !.. l.. 1... :r i .i"
ii.at ...n.i . 7. .. .
"v ".""u: iV v oi ootu :
nicnmona ana Memnhis 011 or a mnt lh
. " - -
Ths present' month will doubtless bo-
come among the most erentful in tlio his-'
tory of this country. Tb opinion iwvr;
prevails in military circle; hero that no
direct attack will be made on Harper's
tony, ouvvuuv
...mJ tin fonceiitratcdotand new Chni -
iii inn timiv conceiitmtcdatanU near Viinm- J' .1. ' v
WsKwiUadvance through Mary land,, defended Ji.rour latent information
j r - ..i UMIIiininrt and take II I'mm llm upnf tiF Wall
cross 111 lorce 111 viumui'"" -
cross in luito -i --- ----
position in the rear; of the rcbdj forces at
Til E LATEST KKOM JIAlU'hUTs ,t i-u;
-WyrYIS KXPVkiX
Ekkhekick, June?. An intelligent and
.el.able gn.itlemanjnsttro.il ilarpersrei-
.... ,, ,.ni.ii, aln tliln nf 1 ,1'p I ill I 111 lOll
for attach, which is eagerly expected there.
The indications are all against any inteii-
ded evacuation of the place. Troops were
constantly arriving in companies and ill
sniiad.
rir.een numireo leu. i y.i nine
I r..niiil U i.lnnnnnrVir.1
IIIUIIIi HlMUiri-llllV lium im. mi"i. ...
cinia. and live companies, of about fftui
men' arrived while he there. Ho
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ol rocimts. Provisions aero abumlaiit
and the men cheerful.
The strictest discipline is maintained.
1 ... :r... ..... iv,u tilu tiai.mil liil In
uiiu inv iiiiiii i.iuiii'
enlt r the town un-ier a guaro, huh a.
speak to any of the soldiers iiitlieptevi
of the ollicer who accompanied him.
Tickets extended for some distance m
tho diiectioi: of rennsyh ania. i.x or
eight deserter from the federal camp at
Cliarubeisburg reached Harpers rerry
'ywtwday evening, and several on the day
previous. 'I heir ai rival created much
...nl...;tnnt tu viiiui link rilinitril iliimir.
. .
,tions from tho ConfeUerato camp, aim
mm "uic riwiiw..M .
Nothing vas heard by him or tho p. eva.-
leuce of sickness in the eamp.
President Davis is expected there to -
morrow, when he will review the whole
Iwdy of troops there stationed, which an
UlSIUIH IIUIII IIIIS Ullll-, nil nuci. uiiair
ed by two companies sjnt there by Gen.
1 Tf IlllS.!.
Fifteen dead bodies of tho Confederate
troops have been found in a thicket near
their camp, A party had hid thcro ar.d
thn Indiaiiialis fired into the thicket to
dislodge them.
Col. Wieklillb protested agair.st the act
as an invasion of tbe soil of Kentucky, lo
which t!en. irentiss said in reply, that the
act had been prompted by a letter claim
ing protection for t'e t'nion men there.
lie dcdaivd his intention also to send
troops wherever needed for the protection
of loyal citizens.
From the llcdfurd llatetir
The Rights of Freemen".
A large standing army having been call
ed into servici', and the commencement
of a long and bloody uar being, periuips,
near at hand, it U well that tho people
should know (brir lights under, ai well
as their duly to, the ( ieneral Ciovcriiment.
Whilst wo aie sending forth our troops to
liulit for tho I moil, let us watch with
.eulous care lent licit Constitutional
till.
oily, without which tiie 1'iiioii were a
woilhb'ss thing, indeed, be wrested from
us and trampled under foot by tho very
men to whom wo trust that holy birth
right of our citizenship. Keep it befu;
tlio pcop!o, therefore, 'hat the Constitu
tion of the I'niled States guarantees tbe
folowmg j
1. Congress shall make no law respect
ing nil eabliihinciit of religion or pro
hibiting the free exercise thereof, or
bridaina the freedom i'fticach. or e( the press ;
or tho right of Iho people pcucrubly lo
iissomlile, and to petition Congress fur a
I ,. ...-,,
" ', Vi i.i v.- i
.i eii n-g.ii.iie.i i iuiii.i .-111,5 ii -
cessni v lothe secunly ol a li ce Mate, the
right of Ihe Kople to keep and bear
arms shall not be infi in'id,
3. No soldier shall in lime of pence lie
iitiarteioi in any house, without tliecon
sent ol the owner, nor in limeo! war but
in a in inner prescribi'd by law.
4. The right of the people to bo tecum
in their persons, housus, papers and ef
fects, against utiteasonahlo soarches and
seizures, shall not bo violated: ami no,
.. . . .
warrants shall i.-ue, but upon probable
cause siiiiported by oath or alliiiuation,
and iiai tinlai ly describing the place to
seaichcd, and the persons or things to bel
cei zed.
". In all criminal tirosecution the ac-
cued vhall enjoy tho right of u speedy!
trial by an iinpui rial, jury of the Statu and!
district wherein the crime shall hive boon i
I'omniitted. which district shall have lwsii I
previously ajcertniiu d by I iw ; and til ho
informed of the nat.iro and can-o oflhel.
accusation : to be confronted with the wit-
nenses agiuii.-i. nun ; in nave compuiso-y I
i process for obtaining witne-scs in his fa I
j vor, and to have the assistance of counsel I
for his defence.
Tho Constitution of Pennsylvania also
u-ts forth iu its Hill of Kights that.
I. Alljiotvcris inheteiit. in the people,
and nil Iree gevernments are founded on
thir authority, and instiuited for their
jpeicc, safely and happiness ; lor the nd-
nll
.'"vernmcnt, in such .nanuer as they may
1. 1 i
ii'ir I
'2. The pri,
prinhng-prc.t may fx- free to every
!' !M,0 nrlke.to famine the
j ' "9!fMlw' ""J
fif.iiv.il vi ucii iiinviii. niiif mi i.i'
er he made to restrain (A rinht thereof. The
fre communication of Hiouihts'and n.
pinions is one of tho invaluable rights of I
mi. . ...! :. . i c .
'diei,,, ,o7 VTTO T Z
silt i. ..: ! . .
Ml-
jury ehall haa!
-i ti..:
3. Tho right of ci(izcns to Lc.ir nrmi in ,
defence Of themselves and tho Stal..l.ll
. lo questioned
. No standing army si
co, be kent without th
4 Vo,.,,,,
standing army shall, in time of!
A v - . .. .....
1?'. ' kePl ,wi.thou.1 consent of the'f
cfe-Maiuro ; ui( the military thall ulall timet w
ottnstrta coordination to tht avtl power.
. .. :."rr. . r
cr mo Federal troops aro niovin,'
wiuil.u - ni - rt rr,. ru....u ..1 0
'i.n fll.i. r. 11. ;
oviii uniuutl niiuri:. nn OTA
( w w uwiihim mi uHipcrs rerry.
BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL
y j .
"nea,
the hint two evenings, to receive th
pupirti up"ti iwnicu wo; nave nstia lv
. , ,1 . . W"J
rym ihu-,kbvvi ni.
n.. ...... .
W)) roglvlo our( ilwWl.Ver f
Other mniiTi's, tluit t'njd. J. O. IJinii,
f (,e iiliiitm Uiidet of ting
!!. w. 1 at Ihrri-burge,
Sunday last, on lluuliiil'ijc of treason,
j,,.,.,-,.,.,. i.aiiiHt' hiiu by Captain'
I n ' I 1
Mi JUmitld, of tlio Totter l Oiinty tom.
puny., -Ti ohargcH alleged were cor.
. . i' ' ' ,
V J" ,l
, tlie present war, , and not cmbracim;
uv act of insuljorlnnatioii or dis.
. . ll-'. I .1 I ,1
loyalty. A itli the hoi.e that ottryounj.
friend will be able to ii'inovo every
shadow oMispicion from Iiih i harac
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. tcr, wo await the lull particulars.
III iCVl P. IIT CI. . !.,. ..I
j . ' i mi i , ni uv e inu anovo
was in type, and alter strikinofl jmn
of our edition, wo have con versed with
a rentloiiiaii who hpi-nt Monday nlU-r-
imoii in Jlarribiirg, and w an in com
nan with Cant. Lorain, who was on.
( .,0l.b(.t HU.,., , ,
. . , ' J 'um
! Kill I'l t i ! I ll!lt
alt linn ltIi
in arrest haj
Kct. ,.!,. m t w n.s belioved that i
i ... 1 1 I .... 1 I
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sued ; and that tho oficnto nlleyed vvaj
1 ,if j.;, ;ult?ll!l,P0' j,, r
i ouu-
ffanco as billows : "that ll ho thoindit
this war was for the purpose of liber.
atiny tho slaves ho would never draw
a trigger." We hhall anxiously await
tho particulars.
Axrivkii. We call Ihe attention ofour
citizens to the fact tlial Dr. Lin t him ar
rived at the Mansion Houte, where he can
be consulted lor a few days. Tlio Doc
tor comes highly leccmmcnded.aiid those
of our citizens who nee'd tuedioal aid
would do well to give him a call.
COSTA U'S'
Tim
'ONLY INFALLIBLE UK.UCDUvS KNOWN."
Ilcstniys Instantly
EVEIiY FoliM AND SrECIES DI'
VERMIN-
J: irAnl iht I'eoplr, I'rrtt irnf Itfatfi m.
111-.. Ill K. COX TA K, All the suuinierl
have been Imuhlml with Roaches imJ Mice. I
KtMiietunllv iishaiiicj ul iho huuse, fur the 11 use h
were cvurya litre, 1 puri-liuva s liox ofjrofr
KMrrininntiir nml tried it, nad in one week llim
. ...
Kits nut a louirli or Muime in the bnune.
Juiix II. (iivs, Nn, VI Kim street.
ium shKfcri;i;s -Iruiiiiled with vtrmie,
nevil he u n.i loniir' if I hey u-e "Cuitar't" Hi
teriniuatura. We km c ureil it to uur SHtiift'etios,
nnl it' a box ami fi wuultl have it. V bJ
tried iiii.oiiii, but the' efTeetoil nolbinjr; bel
I'iistan's nrtielo knucki the breath out f Kin,
.Mice and lluil-IJiiss, nuieker than we eao wntt
it It it in prc.it demand all over the conmrj.
.v.. mi I r;. fi.itrife.
MOHt liltAIN and ruriiuns aro deilrtTJ
' iiuunlty in lirnnt cimnly by vermin, than wouU
"" ".,""", "'" u,m "".-!.
1 ra-lrr II n.J llrrutj
I 1IESKY II. COSTAU-Your Kitenninstwli
ircMUeil. uJ. and lirunouiiced a decided iim
Uc.i. We used a bx of it. nnd the way Hie K-u
aud .Mir a.-uiind uur reini-s "raised Ned" that
Juiht wji a cuutiun tjlcvier. tince nm llti
; r .Mue liu been beurd in garret ur cellar.-
Mo'jrt-lue un
i a avk in
1 im.
nEKN tfKLLIMl Your Kjtemiiot.
dir fur the Inst year, ami have found ll a
i..l every time. I have nut knuno it lo fat) ii
a single imlauce." ,
5n(i. tlosa, Cardingluu, 0.
WE AHE iULLlN(i Your nrcnaratiuoi ran-
I ! 1 1 I ..I. , ....
V"T' "er inej nave ueeu uien, aiu,
Mice, Huarhe, aud Ycriuin disaimear iiumtli.
nieiy
Li tiea 4fc'roi rrsn, l)rug, N. Windsot, M4.
JltT-S-M CitryirlUTe by
All Wuui.kiii.r liuroiiinTS iu large ciNea. :
All ItKTlll. llMI UI1ISTS Unill RRI STOBHOt-
! K,l!l' c-.in " Country Villages aud Town
Wholesale Arcnts in Naw Ymk nitv.
Hblcffolin Druthertit- Co.
Ilarrel.KitleyAKilcbii.
II.A.Fnliiittock.llullAeo.
A. I). A I). Pands A I'v,
Wheeler A Hart.
lli'L-fiiniiu if Co,
Hull, Hurkel it Co.
Thumas Fuller,
I'. I). Oivls.
Dudley A Blaflord.
lliuh, lisle it ltubioM
M. Ward, Clou A Ce.
McKisson A llubblna.
II. 8. Karnes A l'o.
I". C. Well. A Co.
Laielle.Mar hA'iardm
Hall, Ilium A Co.
Courad Fui.
AMI OTHERS.
Philadelphia, Fa. '
1. W. I'yott A Pons, illoh't raeunkr A
11. A. Fahnefock A Co . Treuch, Riihardi C
AND
All lu Principal Citiend Towns
in lbs
INITEU STATES.
CLEARFIELD.
. tl.Boll hf
J. O. IfAKTSWICK.
ln,IU ll n In .
-----. "--s n. ,TA.i..mii
,u VIIT intl OV9TRT.
fcaTCoiNTav I)r.A,.... ran nriUra. .bar.
Or addren orders direct or if Prtoei, tersti I
r Is ae.ireJjMr.end for Circular to DeaU.1
iinvnvn fnTAlL
. "v "'.:.
aisnrai. uriwt A: .4 1 2 Broad?av-Tr''
me 01 isuaoia. MOleui M I
-L . ..... -.. v - I
KUkolu Hotel.
afl-U ISMnii.