MI LY POST,
r iEs BARR,
411 D P 9-* E T• 0 R.
Dollars per year i4tnetly
.in
0 Single antunnlptlone One
)lOlttbs of five. One'Doller
PAR qu THE CITY.
'AFFAIRS.
" " Teseber3 nail t0b0i.r.5 4 1 °1 4 / 4-)u (4)
w ard pub li c feclL"- ,1 , 1 ygli 90 4b
Toitd.. - - It
.. - .4 767-----
48
- AlitOlUlt prBloooBiy-670 . 1100Wiedg1 9 551 57
^ All contribalitgla I&ee-. ri 4 --- Orig 05
. cr 41.4 -
W. M. .Edgar, Sail.. oludrol l the
Belief Committee, ,aist,presentW iert,
shOWing the operations of his
... tee
during; the same period. '"Theyf e
\
upon the relief list six hundred 's(-- 0
famtllo3, an increase of thirty•tk:
iiiii . pipoit. . The total disbnrsemen -
May .10, aggregate *4745 62, of '`—
s6;BBs;lso:twas in cash, as follows • ."'
' 0 449k...4..................
Giaberies........ .......... . -...............
........
Wil bushels cow ' -....-
- `lso4o*Altscl by. Messrm. elawyer......
Vital
Tho COmmittee are now paying out about
V t zPO" pee'week, and the Wad now on
baud; proitiding .the.number of applicants
doeil' not tticreaSe, would last bat 'three
=iaGlt ha . Theiatirces from: hich etibscrip •
tibl hay be°expected are nearly ex - boasted,
And. it becomes a matter of , great interest
how this fund is to be kept up.
NAV ItatutstxriT tfteerrizirn —On Sat.
urday` last, Gen. McCall visited Camp
Wilkins, and reviewed the troops quart.
• eteirthare, expressing himself highly ge#l,.
ifled4the manner in which the soldiers
cord ' themselves. During his stay at
- the camp It new regiment, to be known as
the tentlicef the reserve corps, was formed
. of the falloitring companies:
:4t3 ,: .., 'otsptAfirow.
0.7 , 1 1 4 N•
.;
I'6o, Cipt.,Over.
Siddlessi 1: . g ets; Capt. McConnell.
, Somerset ‘ try,4apt. Cummings.
' Allegheny' follwitTelunteers; Captain
. Curtin SHWA oopt,, Adams.
West NeWtekliblites, Capt. Miller.
Warren Go„Capt. Allen.
Clarion Qua Capt. Knox.
Jeffaisin Lig Guards, Capt. Kirk.
lui
An election foiteld officers of the new
regiment was i., i . lately held, when the
following gentle , . were chosen, great
, good feeling and ,' .. .. ty prevaili n g:
t colonel, Hon. • n S. hicOalinont ;
Liecit,• Col., Capt. - irk, of the Jefferson
„Light Gupta, (.‘ . . sburg, Pa.; Major,
filt t Allan, of the li mo G uards;
besetentoompanf are ail from the
Western counties oft taterand are corn.
loved , of the hard-fie mechanics and
4 t
fainter; of the country ho we , know will
gives good, account , of emsblves. should
'they-ever nave 'as oppo pity . Ca h i c.
Calinont, who resigns the President
Judgeship of the V' n o and Mercer
ii:i
District, to take the liel a a graduate of
West Point , and his eelec IS considered
by all particularly patri , while the
other officers are gentle
every way
qualified to render this eati4tion. Arms
for thianegiment arrived A the city on
Saturday evening, and the hiforms and
other'equipments will' beed during
:this-week, The regiment, w rah this
re ett
morning , to Camp Wright, e 1,,, it will
, v , Sznatili until, the first of =When
..Gers... -McCall informed .th e car , t h ey
•,• would be ordered into active E ice.
.:., MOM . ON To Diseassioz—ln eii th i..
' nal ,Clourt on Saturday mor , m i ..
• CoYle, counsel for Enoch Ho ••• John
- .Birdaed William Arnold, ch . , w i th
highwarrobbery ln knocking , d and
- r ebbing Cept. Eferriotl, of North y e ti e
-town pork the street, mule ain , e f or
their dischavennder_the la w • whi says
' a prisonecesumot , biilield.lOnger t , two
'terms Withiiiiit - trial. "id this c. th e
prssecuting. Witness had• failed to ear
-,.-hef*, :itthe Grand 'Jury for two. terms h e
;,. Distil et Attorney objected to thjidisc e
it e„
at ihnprisoners until the-expiration e
term, And stated that Howell's nuith '1
Arnold's sister had visited the prose r
et_hiiresidence, since which time he ,
not beenvhible. There was reason to
Ileve that the witnesri" bad been tamps 1
With.and it , was alleged that money h
Win raised for that purpose. Judge M
Clinie made some severe remarks u, . a
tampering-with witnesses and said thall
tintll.the last day of the term, which do:
not aisle until the first Monday of Octo.
ber i theapplication could not be consid
ered. Mesetime any further proceedings
must be based upon affidavits. An effort
will probably be made to•have the prison.
ere diii4arged on a habeas _corpus.
Poszeonsn.—The -sentence of Philip
Klein and Julius Weisert, proprietors of
thefree concert nuisances on Smithfield
*treat, was, on Saturday, at the request of
counsel, postponed until nest Saturday.
Mr. Joneei for Klein; stated that he had
e abated: he and Mr. Coyle, for
We,isert, announced that he had sold nut
Irk establishment at a pecuniary loss. The
____MitritkA.ttorney remarked that in the.
Aiatterlouse, •at least, the nuisance con
-41/iSed.shshated.`Judge McClure said
atiiirthiOtourt had delayed sentence to see
wbatigreathe verdict of a jury would
haveUniheie intolerable nuisancovi if it
had-notted t he sentence of the Court Would.
He alluded to the ingenuity of one of the
rriolors, as developed on the trial, of
g3.ows, real or fictitious, for the pur.
PotalltAttAntling crowds to bill house, wh o
IsonlAitoliffily drink before going away.
Healectaltiaded to the -fact -of an officer
•writiOeittienue of them to take one of his
alien away, having been struck upon the
Iteatandiald that if themuisances con tin.
tuidlo exist we should soon have one or
two murder of cases to try, originating
thereat a cost of $6OO or $lOOO to the
comity. 'Sentence was postponed and coun
sel were-requested to advise their clients to
abate °the nuisance,
as if they would not
respect,the verdictof the jury, the Court
would seako them fear-:the-law.
Tux FRANKING OF • LETTERS To Vot
larknots.—The franking of letters by
members of Congress for the use of volun
teers of their families, in this city or else
where,:docent meet the itpproval of the
PotmasbiriGeneral, who has Issued a cir
..l4-.4eltition thereto. declares
that Ihttlttuddim priVilege cOnfetrtidnpon
zaautherg.pzzees :Was intended to cover
ro*
thekt • ndenec; public or pri
vate, andatiah public documents as may
beard free of posttitknnder " the . s'eversi
/swot' Congress_ his personal privi
ieix navels with the.-party enjoying
it;
oanbe.niergised in one place on, ty 'at the
samilbnis .and, cannot be delegAte4
Another. It therefore follows , -that' "
franking: of letters
_written by,
~ , ? thers, and , i
in which the mentlier,luts no ',interest, 13 , 1
not within thwspirifor-;the meaning of the'
law. Any construction'of it conilictiiig,-
With this• view has aptrocelved and cannot
Te9STet the sanction .of the Postatliew
Depthment. It is, therefore, uusate,_for' '
.4grAlitelirlise'erivelOpes improperly frank
44...*_-thoy, will. Intl! probability be sent
~/4,liiitpsad,.lsstter4illica, and never reach
ihrt,.piOisis by whoa .-,they awe anxiously
Amp:cod.
Deese : Past :--Several circumstances have
transpired since my last, worthy of, note.
To" vary% themionotemy of camp life, one
of our 'iitaburgb companies has been cre-
Ming quits a-Sensation (Co. o,of T.T. S.
Zointve Cadets.) Ott,. hat Tuesday: they
became dissatisfied lint their fare anct. treat
ment, and after a great deal of grulibling
were formed into line and. marched out,
(Philadelphia being their destination, I
suppose) But wereshiomed todiaapPoint.
went, as. Daniel had had an inkling of
their intention. lie mounted his horse
and was ''itfterthetn.in less khan Um min,
utea after their departure, and succeeded in
overtakilit ithinn it alp distance from
camp. Theywere brought back'for expla
eatiPn—wher they were informed that if
each . Man 01.14285, for transportation
from' Viilladelphia via C. & A. Railroad
and rationsi.liteysould walk out peaceably;
if otierwitia,-.the,fifit ' man wh (Atte co pted
to run - tbit-guilirifvfould be shot down.
nisi kind of . lingtiage bad iv soothing et',
fact upon them, arisittity remained quietly
until Tnurifdaylast, iseen i they took an
other notion to break tur ,flome and settle
their ace Ju n tiwi th Daniel 'E. Sickles at some
future. period. Quietly formed into line,
(about 90 men rank and tile) they slipped
the guard at three o'clock Tuursday 'after
noon, and-=marched down to the ferry.—
(len, Sickles, being informed of the fact,
ordered out two' companies (the only two
armed. companies in camp) at a double
quick, end going . ahead himself on horse
back, as gallop, he reached the boat just
as
nn
it waa being loosed from its moorings.
'..4 . , e detded the Captain of the boat to
' - list9
y,, -4 1which request was immdiately
oaltilled Illth. Gen. Sickles then stepped
P° ll thetaat,t and swore he would shoot
*Ant'. lust who attempted to loose the
- In Os meantime two companies
camP hej arrived, and being euperi• - .-
amber ) ta d., well .armed, our Zon
i:-; twe e° - 'ehnee whatever, and noth-
T , left the to do - but surrender.—
E ore inarCh b• between two files
an' k ved at ca... - about 6 'o ck (hay .
kir • • 0 .0 •
dug:
•- .' • - r miles of the dustiest
t 63 he eci:2-; , - co"
"--M -, They now occupy
' - 4 12 ereet" te lirhere they will re
main u
ridge wit s hay they can me w a y ooffikr.o.:
immedia . released.
' lll3
n• S i c k ' '' emthey wit be
n' e
is affair caused
,
a great (*Lenient, e whole camp
were "lied 4 by.the lo 1, and rebel
lion teethed 0p
now quiet. Qt. B. Frio l has 1
4
.
/1
on
litit for but
Wednesday lee (at least-
' e e :e,llis
.4
greater part
of them) led by 4 t.r. Bisho. „ ow ".
re
luart4fred in thepark Bar' ' . " . i n N ew
York, not having‘he "dip: i -,; to tiny
their way to Philadelphia. • lof
company left prior to our • •• , e oat h
of 'allegiance. Oar camp
is n
complete; there are between 71
simnel''ad 800
tents; and over three thousand . ' h ot ,_
Bred men. Our rations are some • mi.
proved since I wrote to you last, , wo
now have very nearly enough to .e Our
mess ("Dramatic Shades ") is pr. • :•„
[ finely, had our little fat Corporal; - v "'
..endeavors to keep up our spirits . • ,1;
comical sayings. and thus far has 5a1..., .
,ed admirably. But hist ; I hear se.
voices calling "Dick, are you coml.,
and as I am always in fo.• a sea bath, 1•
not to be wondered at that I leave you
the present, but dear Post, alien; pm
anon. Yours, &c.,
I, 7 ,94nnteers 9 ram-
-1 the Public
:f r te th r 1 4. 1:
1 4 for the .
"'„foliow-
MAJ. Gkx. liiicCo.u. arrived in this city
on Friday and visited Camp Wright ih the
afternoon. While there be organized two
regiments, the Eighth and Ninth of the
State Reserve, the former under Colonel
Hays, Lieut. Col. Oliphant and Major
Duncan, and the latter under Colonel Jack
son, Lieut. Col. Anderson and Maj. Snod
grass. At four o'clock he reviewed the
troops in camp and on Saturday visitedi , ,
Camp Wilkins and reviewed the twelve
unattached companies there.
The eightli.regiment.at Camp Wright iq
composed'ot the following 'companies :
AndersenCadeir,„liapt. Gallops,
Duncan Guards, Capt. Shoenberger,
Fayette Ginkrds,Pyt.,,Gordiner,
BractievilleGraya, C opt. Conner,
Armstrong Rifles, Capt. Cantwell. •
Cearion Union Guards, Capt. Lemon.
Jefferson Riflemen, Capt. - I/Anson.
Hopkins Infantry, Capt. Wished.
Hopewell Rifles, Capt. Richenberger.
Greene County Rangers, Capt, Bailey.
The ninth is oonstituted thus :
Government Guards, Capt. Anderson
McKeesport Union Guards, Capt. Snod
grass,
Garibaldi Guards, Capt. Hardtmeyer,
City Guards Co B, Capt. Jackson,
Pittsburgh Rifles, Capt. Smith,
Chattier& Valley Guards, Capt. Barnes,
Iron City Guards, Capt. Shannon,
Meadville Volunteers, Capt. Dick,
New Brighton Rifles, Capt. Cuthbertsc n,
Allegheny Rangers, Capt. Fleming. ,
Tax Prumscsa G - uanDs.—Captain J. D
Owens having resigned the command of
the above efficient corps, the company ,on
last Thursday, • . 27th nit,held an election,
and unanimously . electe C. T. Ewing in -
-lead of Mr. Owens. Alfred Rickman was
, ppointad Ist Lieut. and .f. G. Huggins
1 ',. Lieut. The Company is now quer
.red in Camp Carlisle, Wheeling, and is
•mposed of an intelligent, moral set of
ung men. Captain Ewing is in our City
• leaves to-day at noon for Camp Oar
; any one having friends in the cam.
, • will have an opportunity of sending
lea toy him if left before 11 o'clock
. •• orning, at 102 Fourth street.
. .: DtNirEI3NE INFAINTR i. —This 'II a
cor ' .mposed entirely of citizens of Du
Sue 4 borough, under command of the
el e
an
vet - , E. M. Jenkins, " Old Grey "
and 11 'trained soldier, George Moul,
Ist linen!, and Alexander Fraser, 2nd
Haute t. The company num bets aver
savant ink and file, and is attached to
OPI. . Stewart's fitti regirnent. •They
will be tin full strengthen the Fourth
Of Jni„blvben our citizens will have a
chance nk judging of 'their merits for
therneel?
•
•,_,
ABOUM ' FOE A NEW TBIAL.—On
gleturday ing Washington Rupert
and Willis ;Welsh" were brought into the
„„) r
criminal for sentence , having been
convicted o using counterfeit money,
the latter on ' - o-charges . Jas. I. 'Chun
=Lino- N. cOlowry, Eaqi., argued, to
thercourt for ew trials on behalf of the
prisoners. T • court pronlised to delibe
rate;carefulir pon the matter and the
prisoners were ended until the decision
is Amide known
AT EMD:GUARDI3 is the name
of a new ompany in the coarse
of forming in t village of Waterford
and vicinity, in L '.nfer Township, West
irioreland county, erg are already about
fifty names enrolr. The company have
elected the follow" , officers : Captain,
Martin West—List L tenant, Isaac Fry
-2d Lieutenant, Job C. Moorhead —lst
Sergeant,. James De. son.
SzirrzzroAD.—Ste..
of keeping 4/Bonier]
dera of-the Seventh 1..
by Judge lifeelure, , on
to thirty days in the
James Thompson, con Vii
of two coats from M.
Unwed to one' year in t
tentiary.
Tux Chest Springs
John Humphreys, of 01
have been accepted aid
phis, where they rendeavouso
- company is composed of gal
PIA() will d 3 good service.
c ,
FREE CONCEET.—The inusi t the Fair
Grounds, : the brass band of 'Ol. Bay's
regiment, is net surpmed by e band in
the State, and-they play every fternoon.
The public are admitted, free, f coarse,
from 2to 6 o'clock. .., .
11.14ttei• from Camp Seetti
CAMP Sc.irr, STATION /ALAN D,
June 80, 1861, f
't Raney. convicted
ichists on the bor
werateneed
starchy, moral 4g,
platy j a g
1 of the larceny
een-
Western Pen i.
!seders, Oapt.
'iris county,
fpr PhiW e i s
day- The
fellows,
.
. . .
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. ,
fatlk .., 111 -•-• .--.- r - • ~ .. _ . .
''''. .' . . V . ' . '''' 1,0 •::'''.- • ..' '. - . :
. ..
Lamm:ace:villa SotrooLA
School closed foit, t he year on Terlday, afk r
a searchingatal Interesting examination
during.the week. Oa Friday: rom fil*
d%
to
800 childieciwith parentsatid frigi
closed the exercises with , , a pic.nic at - the
Catholic, woods, apiiitimint, 'location. 1n
ovary reaped There was the usual amount
of gocod .. *lnge,• singing and speaking , -
Ten prizes of Valuable books were awarded
to the moat proficient in the grammar de
partment. They were' presented by the
President of the board,the worthy Herein
of., Lawrenceville, Squire McOague, with
short but, appropriate addresses to each.—
The principal, G. N. Munroe, Esq.!, was,
among other things, 'presented with a
handsome knife. After the usual sports'
and music the company dispersed. Mr.
Munroe, the prinolpal,is a young Man pos4
sassed of a line education, talented, ener.
getic, and capable of imparting to his pu
pils, in an easy manner,the knowledge no.
oessary to their instruction. - He is a
worthy teachez, and' in every way fully
qualified to have charge of a school.
Fouirra ItgahtusT MICHWAS lAFAN•
fine regiment ariixad at liikr •
risburg on Thursday last, via the Wit
liamsportand Elmira route. The red :
ment consists of 1040 men, or 104 men SO
each company; The officers are
Oulonel—Wright A. Woodbery;
Lie--
tenant Colonel—W. W. Duffield; litsjol.
—J. W. Childs.
This regiment is from Southern Michl.
gan, which they left oil Tuesday desk
traveling by way of Cleveland, Toledo and
Dunkirk. They have everything conf,
piste except' their arms, which are to bd
Enlisld rifles, which they expect to receive
from New 'fork within a day or two.
The uniform' of the companies is . gay;
coiniortable looking,and weillnade,giving
the men as soldierly an appearance as iiIIX
who have yet been sworn in.
A young man named Rouse,. belonging , '
to company K., from Dotter, felll off th
- - train near Willismsport,while seated upo
the step of the platform. His head had
severe cut but tha.suitiolition was that hi
would recover.
UNITED STATER OIROUIT COURT—NV
PORTA.NT OIL SIIITS.—The United States'
Circuit Court., Judges Grier and 3icOand4
less presiding, will commence on ;Weidnes.r.
iii i,
day. During its session an impor ABEi
argument will come up for in ch ryi--:.
We refer to IlWappltogiOn for an , jwsc
tion to restrain certain parties in. Venabga,
county, whose names we published at the;
time of the application, in - May, froni her- - ;
ing for and Wang Away the oil from wells;
on certain propertyin the oil region. The
land in controversy', to which the corn.
pfitinants claiMihri - " title, is valued at over,
$lOO,OOO. Hon. Gitylerd Church, of Mead.'
Ville, represents the complainants and J.'
B. McOalmont and Jas. K. Kerr, Eke.,"
of Franklin, the -respondents. The case"
will be moat interning to those engaged 1
in oil speculations. I
Id AWL PP A —Miss kfititt Daum Menken,
who pleased so many list week, halt been
engaged by Manager Renderson for idz
nights longer. She is a woman of extra•
ordinary nerve, as she has undertaken a
most difficult task for to.aight, in p2rform•
ing the part of Mazeppa in the play of that
name, in which she will take a most peril
ous-ride, lashed upon the bate back of her
trained horse "Caution.'' -The play was
'always a favorite one laere, and we have
down it rua for weeks, at". time. But
be fair Adah's personal popularity and
t, a prestige of the piece, now rarely pre
, ted, we expect to see the house filled
th a brilliant audience each night of its
r esentation. Owing to the length of
eppa " no other piece will be per.
rotted.
R. C. H
PtTAL CASUALTY. A distressing C*lBll
- on the premises of Mr. (leo.
Krisle, in Taylor township, on Wednes
day 4 last week. A umber of Mr. lif..'s
Feigktiprs were assisting him in rais.
ing a 4rn, and while sem° of them were
&diluting a heavy piece Of timber in place
upon thk frame, the stick, by aludn and
unexpecti4 I! - - -
-oor,
Bowser, who was standing close in by the
frame, upon the shoulder, carrying him
with it and under it. to the ground, matt
leg his bodritta shocking manner, and
killing him instantly.
COLONEL GLARY'S YIiNNSIYL V AMA
RHOIMYST. —Several full companies, -al
ready well drilled and disciplined, and
-residents of the interior of the State, will
be mastered into Colonel Geary's Ifogi.
merit to morrow, mustering orders • having
4
been receiv •(. The encampment is at
Oxford Park, and known as Camp Cole.
man, which, front this time until the de.
parture of the reciment will present a
lively and animated military aspect. The
regiment is neatly . Major Ruff, U.
S. A, will officiate in inittitering—Phita.
Bulletin of Friday.
A acts cavalry company, of Washing
lon county, the Kinggoldeavalry, in com
mand of Oapt. John Keys, and Limits.
Ainsansel and - Myers, left on Wednesday
for their rendezvQua near Grafton, Va. It
is an efficient company and will do good
service. This is-the . fourth company sent
out from Washington county- •
THE army contract fraud case will be
taken up this morning in the criminal
Court. Chief of Police Patterson, reach
ed the , citT on Saturday night' from the
camp at Williamsport, bringing with him
two Qiartermastere and a Sergeant, who
are witnesses for the Comnibnwealth.
ACCIDENT.—Ernest Hemish, &German,
employed in digging fire brick clay, at
Johnston, was very seriously, if not fatally
injured, on Wednesday afternoon, by the
caving in of a bank of earth under' which
be was wnrking. His injuries were prin
cipally about his had and breast.
GONE TO WASHINGTON —Hons. J.: K.,
Moorhead and Roth. McKnight left by
the four o'clock train on Saturday after
noon, for - Washington City, to attend the
extra session of Congress which convenes
on the 4th inst.
TEE DUQIIBNZ G KEYS have returned
their knap sacks and other accoutrements,
which have been •repiticed by others sups
plied by government, to this city, for the
use of the Greys' reserve corps organized
here.
CONSULAR APPOINTED —Rev. :A. B.
Bradford, of New thistle, has received an
appointment from the President, of Con
sul to Amboy, a considerable port of entry
in Chiba.
DIVORCE Gsumr.D.—On Saturday, In
the Court .olCompon Plea,, th e petition
of 'ElilabethSmith, for a divorce from her
husband, Samuel Smith, was granted and
the usual order made
Two daily prayer meetings are held
regularly at Camp Wrightlind at least five
companies have morning and evening
worship.
Jiso. P. GLass, of Co. B, United
States Zouave Cadets, arrived in this city.
from Camp Scott; Staten Island, yester
day.
COL. DAVID CAMPAILLL, Of the Fourth
Regiment, is expected to arrive here to.
night or to-morrow, on a visit. He will
remain until after the'Fourth.
M'L has gone home to Erie,on
bOsinesa, and in ,his, absence -Lieut. Col:
Grant is commanding officer.
HON. JOHN Guyana. paid a visit to
Oamp Wright on Saturday, and was cor.
dially received by many friends there.
Ths volunteers at Camp Baltimore are
issuing a camp joarnalmilled the National
Guard, edited by Oapt. W. Neff.
MiIEIMI
r ':;;.%
SORB 10.0411.11.11:11, - it It rumored, have
baen disci:markt about the Court House,
which are - new being investigated fiy the
Controller. isstated that certain par-,
-ties We, for a lag time, been 'drawing
pay as jurors; Who were not on the panel
and - did. not serve,at all. The matter will
doubtless be elaidated in a few days, until
which lime* lore forbear giving names or
commenting m way.
Corse:nu bid epgcia • l meeting• this
eventing, with ) , eferenee - to, the Fifth and
Wood street ewer.
Taa Demo&soy of old. Westmoreland
nomlial434 Dr. Samusi Wakefleld•and
giebard Graham for Assembly.
A rfsir flag harbeen rafted on the Qua
tom House.
DENTIBTRY.-Dt. Q .silt, Xo., 246 Penn
street, attends fo ell branches of the Den.
tat profession. ,
PITTEiBtrEGH THEATRE
Luau sae IlisOori-- WM. HENDENSON
A. E. DARE.
rag= 0, Aosaegoic—Prirate Bowe, 8b,00; Single
Best In Ptivate Do& -Parquette anti Dress
Mole, chairs, 50 oetitir,.oul:ll4 Circle, 25 cents;
Colored Gallery, 26 Omar, Dolored Bores, 50 cents;
Gallery, 15
omits.
Gallery,
ant of
. MISS A. I. miramicar,
MONDAY' EVENING, July, let, 1861,
MAZEPPAI
MAZEPRAI
• BIAZIAPPAI
Mistablenken will aimed to the topot - the stage
lashed to tos beadtiftOlorse Caution:
tertnitidates:
,
wirpß couzirry , F-LOYD
ottfe,64oo4ard, Putabargly *ill be a
candidate for th eidmef ffliwbefora Wke lapubi i•
can Notilltudiriu *wen km. staslc
WORICW22OO4
goo, .6 :ors: a.
R 0 Bt R T //yr
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W. & D. 211GIIII.
Opened this day; a large Assortment of
Light and Dark Colored Prints,
t bf the newest styles, Grey Lavelht Dress Goods
4rom 6 cents to 25.
PRINTED RERAGE VERY CEIRAP.
BERAGE ROBES COST $l4 SEWN° AT 8
A good assortment of Grey Goods for Dusters and
Dine's.
A complete stock of Dusters and Days, which
we have marked down at a very - TOW price.
GORSKI?. FIFTH AND,MARKK'f STB
HARD %IMES OTTDONId.
6,000 Preadque Amanita ta4ioo,ooo
Oa the First Wednesday in August, 1861
4' rIN HE RAPPAHANNOCK MANU—
A FACTURINQ GOMPANI" propose to raise,
hy the Arse Wednesday in August nest, a CAPITAL/
STOOK or 1020,00(410 besubicribed in sharea of SW
shah; $lOO,OOO to to returned to the subscribers in
the form of PREMIUMS, as an inducement to sub.
scribers, and the *dance, 9110,900, to be applied to
the erection, a: the new village of Roppatiluinook,
in Virginia , of a Southern Arms, a Nothin g and
Illhai,leo Factory. The shares can he. subscribed in
%saki y or monthly instalments of any amount to
Salt tae convenience of thenubscriber, and receipts
$
11 tw. Seat from time to Lima in acknowledgement
MI sums remitted, no matter how small they may
be, which may he done conveniently in postage
'Amps, gold oom,cutrent think notes, or drafts. it' ,
less than a share of $2O should besot:Scribed by the
time 'apelateist, the money will not be-low, but op
portileig Will be given to increase It by-like remit.
tensed thereafter, until enough is secured to obtain
a certifleate of Stock. But if a share, or several
' should be subscribed before-that time, - the
• r will receive a certificate of preferred
Pluelt;giumanteeing tothe holderl per cent per an
at= on the par value flu:recd. All theittockholdere.
will, moreover, receive Semi:lnman dividends out ot
tles net profits of the Company. so soon as their Pan
Ws are put in operation. Besides the above, the
Orson who subeeribes the largest *Mount, (by the
krst,WOnesday in August, 1864) will be entitled by
tumor of $6,0001 the next Wald tOSS,IIO9; the
den largest to Woo; the ' wo tie' moat to WOO
each; llte four nest largest to $6013 each; the ninety
nest largest to-$BO each,; We nine -- Initafredl next
Wired to 940 each; the hree hundred next largest
to ea ch; the one thousand, nett largest to sio
' the three thousand ft= hundred_ next largest
' t each, and the parson who fails to obtain either
o to an Mtn% premium of sl,,OtO k all to be gold
in Real EstatepArms, Mutter, other cloth.
I • "'T liss.the largest sum, Which Way_not,exceed
11, will , take the largest minium -Of 4000, and
sinalhWitsurn, remitted. if not like than to 79,
moue a iit,emitlixt of $1,909 - 'These shares are
fbunded upon Real Estate, which Is pledged for
setanity or redemption 0f . .4W Mock; and any
a Ides wishing to eettl'ei:Can/ at/atir time ex.
gslns stockier any of theCompan s lands at
th,ear, . lowest 4narket value itudweceivengood and
sillßeient warranty title. .-
iir
A few Agents well reemanneisdetli will be era ,
p yeattd,liberal rates, bothio obtain , übscriptioria
to he Stone of the Company ant Medi Bliarho in a
War hortiestead , scheme,. For thither informs
i subsariPtielik Mender, Ac., address, with a
8 P 04 086 4$ 11 . 3 m'eas_greri
Is. BAUDisic, Port Royal; Virginia. ....
i
ers
EPERENOSh, —Edifrra and Publishers of Rowe
, generally in the various - Stilted; nearly . 01l of
w out elreadithold deeds from us In the RealMaate
al ded to.
The Portemouth (Vs.) Daily Transcript says: "This
project brat° well worth the attention of our people,
and we'asstue them that the parties representingfit
are rehableend responsibld Bendes,tuose who are_
advised of the progress of the plan Bay it'is in the
Mil tide of prO*strre success."
i
' he Indlipen.ftnos (Va.) News says : “itis really
a - yips wourise, The town is a.ready begun.s-
N hang belted in Tuient." ~.
e Myren Ventral A ian says: ' " Pl atte iing
inducements are held out to hose who deitre , td take
risks, and from some business transactions weliave
h a il walgoggiteri up of the enterprise, we can
coMmend themes reliable."
't au
a-D•Uvlllaoa.) Herald saYe: a gem is .in op.
po ty excelling anythi we know of, both in
=and terms. Peo pleof prescribed means
Ire A, trial .with tarapes of B , db:factory re-
KIEV
rtge Pittsburgh- iron Was says: "We have the
mails of numerous persons who now hold land in
that locality Amid by /dr. Bauder. We would be •
pleffsed to exhibit the testimonials in oar possession
to .. one wishing to enquire." coh29dafig7
-A T
W. & D. HUGUS',
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
MANTILLAS,
SILK DIXEYE3,I
GRAY MIXED DIXEYS,
OIATII DIXEYB.
fiILIC OIROW4RI4
FANCY ST. CIRCULARS,
MAIM CIRCULARS,
Ala? a large stook of
CHEAP DUSTERS,
and tite best and chespestassortment
OBESS GOODS,
elm 4-ever Oared. AU tits above goods:we are
selint
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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W. &D. MUGU&
THE VERMATEST NEWS
ittkozivr4D
BY viatrifattam.
MiLIi`JMY MOVZMSNV.
THE REBELS AT-HARPEWS•FERRY
W A SHINGTON ITEMS.
ARMS SEIZED IN BALTIMORE
LATEST FROM HAGEROOWN.
&c-, &Cry 4te , 'ate , , Bce
HaulmsTown, June 28 --Evening;--The
body of young „Welsh, of York, Pa,
sent.-home this morning. • ,
Major Doubleday saw a party of rebel
troops cluntered aroundllape Woo=lo einte
the high hill opposite Williamsport, and ,
threw a twenty four pound shot at them,
this afternoon. They scampered over the
crest at more than a double quick.
Orders for a march of Reserve Guard
consisting ofihe Ist ?Wisconsin', ;the
Oonnecttcut and,, the 11th Pennsylvania
regiments were issued this afternoon s - 7 Mc.
Mullen's Independent Rangers, alsoiroin
the-fact Ain't -this corps is the especial body-
,guard , of Gen. Patterson, 1 presumeihat
he tolftnoves,his headquartert Snuthwail.
Limit Elder of Oapt: Doubledays command
learned from- Panty, who brought in a dog
of truce yeilteidayilhat the Virginifins are
forced to'feed their hortes exelytsively on
corn; they have no old hay, and anitnewl.
edges that not only provender; 'butlprovir
Mons of all kinds are very.scarce. They
said everything in the valley= of Virginia
has been literally exhausted.
It is believed that our troops will cross
the Potomac partly , at Williamsport and
party at aheppardsford, nine miles be
low. Both are excellent fords. If they
cross at the latter point and push 'rapid
ly forward they might succeed in ciptnr
tug at least 300 Cavalry troops. All are,
inspirited at the idea 'of a forward move
meat; the enthusiasm is chilled by the fear
that they will be marched ten or fifteen
miles and }ignited again for a week.
from Stevenson's Station
wbere ,Johison's headquarters now are,
declares theta force encamped immediately
about at full 6000. He has 16443434 ,
of artillery: - Of these six `areriffed twelve
pounders, - two 24 pounders of the old hind,
two 4-poundei' howitzers of tbnold kind'
and the remainder ii-potuidera r none bf the
latter are rifted.
The troop are' well drilled, bat not so
well equipped as ours.. Under.vernitriet
discipline the men seem dissatisfied, and.
are sloVenly in their habits. .
Two regiments, one of Alabamians and
the other of Mississippians reached. Har
per's Ferry this morning and destroyed
the balance of the railroad trestle Work;
and came over to ttrit :Maryiland-rshorn,-
seizing all the boats they could get, hither
breaking them up or taking them over the
river. All the Union men of Harper's
Ferry were again driven' out.
Alvery the secessionist leader WO "ary
rested here ten'days ago. He leaveil here
tomorrow for - "Fort hicHenry by Way of
Chambersburg and Harrisburg. His trunk
is already packed. He is under a'gmard of
_McMullen's Rangers. Any attempt at
rescue would prove hazardous in the ex
treme.
I have just learned the lileXiillens
Rangers encamp to morrow night at Shep..
pardstown. Bome regiments Will be thrown
• • '
forward with them.
The headquarters of Gen. Patterson will
be advanced farther Southward within a"
day or two. Capt. Newton, of -the Begin
ners has visited tryland Heights for the
purpose of selecting the point . upon Which:
to erect a battery to command Sniper's
Ferry.
Temnessee
Senate passed a reeolution authorizing the
Governor to take.possesaion of aportion of
the Nashville railroad in that State. The
Blouse laid the same on the table, anti 61110
chartered the American letter express of
Jenkins & Malin, of this city.
The proceedings of the Nast Tennessee
convention have been received here. .
The declaration of grievances quotes'
facts showing that the right of free suffrage
.tae been atuttructed by the disunion gov.
terminal; that they had been subjected to
insults, flags fired upon and torn down,
houses rudely entered, families Welted
and women and children shot at by mer
ciless soldiery; citizens robbed, tmassituated
and in view of these facts it was resolved
that the action of the State Llgislature, in
passing the declaration of Independence
end forming,a military league wes uncon
stitutional, And not binding on loyal eiti
zenf ; that in order toavoid n conflict! with
brethren, a committee be appainted to
prepare a memorial, asking the consent of
the legislature, that the East. may form a
separate seat.
Arrangements were made for holding an
election in the counties of East Tennessee,
for the choice of delegates to the gmnisl
Convention, to be held at Kingston.
The Constitution of the Confederate .
States is unpopular in Georgia because of
the absence of a declaration making the',
three•tlftbs black the basis of represimtli ,
tion.
The Augusta Chronic la says that without
such a basis the Constitution cannot be
retitled. It would be ruinous to a large
part of the State, platting the slaveholding
portion still more in the power of counties
with few shwes.
The Charleston Mercury of the 26th has
a letter from a reliable gentleman at Ilika.;
nassas,.saying that ".to, 14 4 00 'meirther.
are ority - `l2 ple'eei of artillery, insufticent
ammunition, i guris withaut bayonets,vihigo'
companies without caps, cartridge Nixes,
tents, -
I am not sangainh of itninediate sucpsll.
The refusal of the men ..to lerve c for one
year is unfortunate.' Premptituclehe our
policy. Fifty thousand troops here, would
make quick work at war. Half that num..
'ber, four weeks age, would, have pit as in
Baltimore by this time. We we 'well eel
trenched.
If the Lord remain net with. us wa shall
fare badly.
Our day , of a great light is nut far die.
tent.
BA.LTIMORE, June 28 —A corrected re
port in relation to the seizure of arms at.
the Marehat's office, says there were only
about 260 muskets and rifles, instead of
700, as at first stated. Two six pounds
guns, ; half ton 'of assorted shot; 400.
weight of balls, and 800 rifle ball cartridg
es, were among the discoveries. They Were
secreted beneath pieces of coal, and, Ome
were found under the flooring of the back
building of the old City lately occu
pied by the Marshal. The search hir arms
is still in progress.
The United States Marshal having au::
&Milt information to justify him, issued
writ on Adam Denmead & Sons, whtlko:
the officers found five Held pieties!, leik.p
eight and twelve pounders, :, all new and
well mounted. With carriages. 'Alse„,:threa
siege guns, which bed been Manufactured,.
it is stated,eitt'the- order of 'Marshal Kite
These arms were sujiposed to. havo4o,
designed originall y . for operations ageleat
Foat Monroe.
(lassrow, Va.,4unt , 80 —A skirmish " took place at 130wMatui, 12 mile, freini ,
Chest river bridge yesterday, betweearpor-,
Lions of the 15th and 18th Ohio and
Virginia regiments end a company of rebel
Cavalry. The former were sent to pro
tect the polls and the latter mistaking
their number, attacked them, and '.were
rented, with the loss of several nien,amoug
them the Lieutenant of the company, and
several horses. The only loss on"our side
,war.X. C. Smith ot the 15th, who was.
hurled here to-day.
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June M
Britina CoAvut r : tit _OW
through this cliktietuvet
I Ttiii-Afituig - Pfauf444o
thef":o4l6l6*4
at Odhitubtui
anli - ttArAkttedk r 4io i
taxes
pellet/NO Itte-tegi* en I
produce:tettidr. fadebicf,;`,4oh
oflifagef*Pi toe ¢Ed
gion. IliestmeastiOt-1
Paducah, saying that the q
notvotelhlfir •
to voto'for A.lteno4,
a Kentuc„kise,rwaksespw
was arrested shot at.threAti
30r Union City to tsp tried
-mob bowuviwdeektied7..,.l , ;o4
the Coronet of-11(6 0010
The sioaists. sayhati 't
,declare either for iholiforth
andA r hat':Ncitthernei r s - •ii
.- -
1 ifisiAdfilethi , :electinu, e Soy
„rafoeiti r atiii fhu. • .P.renties •
it:444W
- A,AghtroOsiln*lNON+
;tad 1010 Sec esailWatifin!,:o4
which , oneiSeektridoilitiOtati,r...,-
t
other baa - fitaitrize.gfO4AWk4Wm anies,..
one. . Union alitih`9=olktiate4iiiini 0 one ,
were dril ling near' f it.,: t Thi'lqwe - C ertEd }
In pursuit ot 'ttlezlNiko_ ,t1i,103 , 4...,. bi . ;'.B",t7#o;
Union company misted ' .-oleimkudi
was heard of the result of'thewiTsil '','"'',
The Nashville Union of Lfie , .243t •;. - 'l4l,-
,that Cal. Hardee and Istagrudeibiiie;Wit•
appointed Brigadier Geneials littlitiCOn
-.:.
federate r feh 0
giriny.
Thelfaidsville city council approprlA
$760,000 for the reeidence of their:eel
dent as aniinducement to remove:l'olva , -..
, -- •
tal-tVere. ' , L,:li r
Joshua Nee, of Massachusetts, aupwi.,
t
intendent of the Northville ' Public lap
has been notidedto leave. ' . :, Attl:t.'
The MeaiAbfa4 • , &seek of 'the thjiff
arraocoOnt - V . 5; i ':.. , 1..0 tyo . , ett
f
City or Aiiiiii.i 1 . *:.: Otlifibtecio 14
I;oo.(kOdrottmips . .' f . ',,, ,: , ,
..The - ;Ziew;,Orleans /jerk c .'lliect o lars
tbetkit i gittraa was arrested ,wt. MK ' .Mar
spy, andlieliirered to the Viiginia th'ori,
hies. If the evidence is ncil 'flitiffliii rit,to,
convict him he will be tOnad'4ier ' 41s0
Confederate authorities. - e- •;- ':: .4 .
Stephens was adverti;ed to doll t iltsb...-:
scriptionstif Cotton for the Cenfederscy';'4
Lincointown, Cift. ~ on the 28th of . Jima. ,-,
The Statelr,easurer of Gaoltifltsiee.,,f
lir
.ice th at account .i1 1,1 4; 110 04 4 4' lu s t :
slavery State* , interest. ;en , cos '
honde of the State,,payableili'liiAw Xorke
must besedeemed at Savannah.- i‘ -,
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An adverLisentent,unuoummelhe
.ing of the Confederate-. toeli,,,At..
lum in Georgh4: , WV
' says shit oni.t . j
pl,000,opo" ot the ,$16,000;000. : lutv ge44*.
subScri4l4. 1 ' --T
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Aufismula4, dune 28!—T e!,. etion.,.
kinii .0' the State ie ieleattarel nder
the Wheeling regime which was to On'
beenteld to day, has been ,poptpone until; j
Tuesday. It does not appear to m iltb,
much favor even among the • Unlo men
residing here, and, he postponemen it'ls
understood‘ has been made.in cans wine*
of the difficulty of obtaining = the necei t iiitx :
numbers of the election commissionete
It is now believed here that Oen. Mc-
Dowell will not be superceded. hyi Glift•
Dix, al th ought such a change:itai - annou need
in military, circles several days•sin'. ,l ll
any Change is to be Made, it is light.
i v
n
probable that General Freeniont ' 11 be.
placed in ..command of Mist-deg: 4 r 'en
which haifito' w become so 'eiteneiv :114'
a higher grade of commanding officer is
rendered neceesary.
Gen. Freemont waycloseted. with iNierh.'
tary Cameron, at_Waiiitington, in compa
ny with Col. F_- P. Blair; most of to day.
There is but little' probability of -a
speedy advance 'from's:ibis tinarter. The
want of cavalry - hiriverely leitinard:
ingspinet the entrilichmerit - of th ene
my upon our pickets ,autrfor. the p rpoitti
t
of' scouting: • •' • . i
Companies `O,, awl J,, 9f, the .
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cininfilea: - 016 s c outing party ali ale
yesterdaf SupetintehdontStrousef the
military telegraphprbeeedtd to - Bal MAO
_today au.route. for ifrtresa..Mor , ,
..- • .
telegraphline from the , Poitresa to eiVv
port News wilt be completed on' T y„
next.
Private Murphy, whose captire life(
on picket duty,
..by the socesshinis has
been noticed, is reported fo:•have , he
roically in his efforts to release h mself
from his captors. lie wrestled with ape
nor numbers for some time, when u loos•
ing his belt he released himself fromitheir
grasp and fired upon them itoundione,
andkilling another. 1 - 10,,was sgai ,etp-
Lured but succeeded in throwing a* y his'
pistol which was subsequently fon on - ,
r.f i
the ro adside by his own men.. ' • .-
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Wasumproar CITY, June 29i—This
afternoon the President hoisted the ea ignal,
flag over the canopy recently erected soutb,
of the executive mansion, in the gro unds
i s
attached thereto:- Among : the dieting ' ' s tied
spectators present ` Were Sscretar iAli S ward
and Smith, Generals Scott and Ma Id.
Rev. Smith Pyne, of the Episcopai_ch roh,
delivered prayer appropriate to the CM,
sion. The military were represen nby
the New York Twelfth 'end a &tic ee,t;
of, regulars. ,Tfirf - saluyi." • , to Aa, , Abe
booming of taittion;--this strains ' Of nein,
the cheering of the President end iiiiti'
Scott, concluded , the - cerentord es: g: s ' ' ,2.,,, ?=,
7a -
Captain Craven blur beeb oraeriiittwOA ,
command of the ,Poiomac,flotille , ,:lo lace
of Captain Ward, decisestA.- 'I
The New Jersey brigade, whi tiregt:
today, will immediately go into am Rear
this city, in the neighborhood of the' bode
~ ~.
Island regiments. ,
Two large Boyars are immediately in,*
built, each capable of mounting 8 thirty?*
two pounder guns, with movable Barri
cades for the protection of the troOpe
tliereon.
• The steamer transport "James luy,7,
left the Navy Yard tbiaetlenitig, -with G strp - -
plies for the "Preebornm which is rrn
noitering between Jifitthfliit Psiiiit In
_ ..
tints creek. .. . , _ ~ .. 0 ~ „ _ ,
The steamer "Cambridge,' "Beni '
De
-,,
fent ' and "Pembroke, ''' ' arrived ' 'at the
arsenal this" rifeeinobe, the first mimed
bringing Col. Cass' Beaton regiment and .
the other vessels. army x,ttoyes, '
The "Cambridge," in •passing Mathias
Point threw 'grapeshot into - the: :4481k - ill
thereabouts, under the appi . reheesioli that
the Confederates might be-Mihail' Itiiikiiig:
o t
biding places ,;- but no : re response , heti Ver_,'
eitifie from the shore , AtO, got Pi*ee
b'
daware of the , recent Action and the c ee-'
trielli death of ,Pikrit.,;,Ward;-thi(Bititee
.rblem "I weiltd . ,bliVe di pr ied
cot. s,d, ', Do t
oughiy scoured snetteige,Dei_- , P
The rematim-4pript.4 1 141448f,t bee' s'
,in
the 2 i P- Iti,:tnile4tastri - and errivk
•lat PhiliVphit4:4o/o s 4 3 i o ek t° Ilit a
hkand
then be earlykeselfeW raga; leo ....ilder
evening. ...• • vo• •:.: ; .:". -n -
WlLLLutakilhAr, , APne 28 • =461 , 14
menu haveurcomiluce, akik t atlicl
camp, tileuitopei below, onlhe:rlirsi
Th t il "" * lj i l i L S /la g !*.tral*li'e*
the wea towaraft l HOW
13410iVi3f. Major DitgiWat4r
eNsitid the riven,Actititietikial
Li g , who bitd 601*
Colonel of tholtka:PV - Eamikut.„
understood , tkotv:L
Bowman,
pritolier
the letteiris n0t4449/14::,Ekl;
moist
sirk reetiienos
isa ir ;; Ir 6
,i ■ittaniwoivittafy , NT#T4,6oKkinl
Virginia AN, • • F
Bsuriatea Juno- 29.- ; -Thee neti-P
have found lit the linitarn Pollee 8 •
1 1 . _ severni ' •lbelortging' Ao
Mareachusette regixtrent,'ohtchAnera
with other articleqrom the beggigi
the day of `the Tint. Drums much'
and defaced,' Put bearing ttie,
Itaseanhusettd manufacturer acid' the .•
of the owner, ware &leo found.
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