The Jeffersonian Democrat
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of many letters from Norlhorn men 10
Southerners, snowing that thoro are yet
many traitors in ibo North.- Ibe tnbuue
dispatch says Oov. Hicks lias warned tbo
Government of the perils sneoeoing Ihe
Capital from his Btato, and requesting. Ibai
a force be sent lo Frederick City,' and tbe
reinforcemeot of Ihe regiments al Haiti
moro. Marshal Bonifant states that there
are 4,000 Secessionists in Baltimore, with
ln concealed arms, waiting favorable opporlu
do uity to riv
CiNt-'iNNATTi. June lO.Tho 1 1th Indiana
Zouavea, Cob Wallace, reached Cumberland
this morning, and look possession of Iho
,08eoltil to the N. Y. Tribune Washing
ton 'June 111 h. Ton thousand troops will
be lli Baluinoro within thirty-six hours.
ti..i kIio U Iii a fermentation, and tbore are
preparations for a vigorous rising. Arms
Ml ll iwn.Tj inr .it" e,
a .in. I.. I.ubii ioln on. At tbo first sign
nf an uprising the city will bo bombarded
from Fort Mclleury. This-is au aulhorl-
Interesting Foreign News.
By a late foreign nrrival, wo have the
following intereating news from England
and France, respecting tbo Ami-ncati
cr'nis
In the House of Commons, on the 30ih
of M y, Lord John Russell intimate Ibat
an E iglUhtnan had been forced into the
mili ia service al NiW Orleans, but that
the British Consul there had ordered his
release. Other similar circumstances had
occurred in the Southern States, but they
appeared to have beon unauilioriio-1, and
assurance had been received from the
Montgomery government deprecating
such acts. During his speech he aUo
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. (1861). Chardon, Ohio, 1861-06-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84028083/1861-06-14/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Jeffersonian Democrat, 1861-06-14.
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