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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

IOrH wARD.-A PRIMARY INJECTION WILL BIZ
held al r. Mcoanns Ninety ninth street andBruaAwsy.
Monday evening between the hour OF and 10 NJ for eec-
ton depeats alternate the OF
August Foo According 70 call Of state Central Committed
OF which John Greene Jr Chsirnsp Of the National
Democratic General Committee OF which 0stavus W. SMITH
. Chairman. All national democrats OF the ward psri-
culsry requested attend. By order q the General oom
mtee ~ ward. r. r. MOTT, Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30
POLITICAL.

nENOCRATs ATTENTroN--AN ADJOURNED MEET.
Of the Douglas and johnson emocrsue Club Of thu
Twelfth ward wi be held Fsrrngons Hail. Third avenues
l2sih street. on Monday, DULY ~, lss al ST. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

10Th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT - BRECKfHRIDGE AND
Id Lane Club, Of ths Twenty second wardA meeting of
the above club and a al those friendly 70 the election OF
Brechndge Lane held the headluarters o. h0
club, FIX Hotel Broadway, betweee Ffy second and fny-
third streets, on Mond. ~ erenins, 81 O'Clock
JAC0B H. sLAfGHr, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30
SPORTING.


v,voR sAIE-A sfOOP YACHT, THIRTY FIVE FEET
long ,welvsfeet wide, cabin Eve feet high four sofs
bertha naressk cabin furniture and frtsres nearly
new viii be- soA low having for H. Apply 70 n DE LA
MONTAoNIE. Sl Tenth street. or L. W. DAWSON Newark
H. j., where she may be seen.
II,oR sAIE-A NEW AND FAST sAILBoAT, n .yEEr
IN ong about feet beam and in complete order; VIII be
sold cheap. Address Vim. Palmer, Jr, Nysck, N. r.
U,oR SALE CHEAY-A SMALL SIDE WHEEL STEAM
Pleasure Yacht 20 fee long She IL driven By two osci
enclosed saloon 10 feet long pilot bouss
Ac. 1s entirely and runs well she was built by ne
ouuer having Der he Wishes sell She h
an ercelesf hing parties n from Is ~
sons. Price s2OCQ Address X. J. Cloud, Newark, Nd.
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EXCURsIOHe.

! ExCURsIoN.-rm RAvORrTR BARGE IRENE GAN an
~ chartered With without steamboat for
ply y Captain THOMPSON. On board u dock Adams Irecl
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GRkAr EASTERN RxCURsION.-THE STEAMER NAU.
~ Sion viii make three Excu mons Coney Island and
Fort Hamilton on Monday July 81, aording passengers
from the above places well having view OF when
under weigh, on the last trip the boat will
North river. 3ocock and proceed up river 70 West
Tenth amos street, leaving there at ga Spring
and pier No at O'Clock Fare for the whole
cents See daily advertisement for time Of leaving daily
trips
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ExCURsION.-rHn PAvORrTR BARGE IRENE GAN an
Captain rHoSrsCs On dSss 4as: s a.
srosssn:
ExCUEsIoE DOWN TIE BAY TO WITNESS THE DE.
". sa ssd s Sa
pp hS's near ds aS.S % Sos fSS M
MS Sh Bss Ts9s R .S
ssS The great sAp under motion Fare for lie excursion
hssa BsAaLy 70 TN
ay m msrs m early excursion tho Cholera Banks wene
s2f S1ss;01 iS.f s-s ss v'i b.
board The psrties % mo rereshmens be procured
'' &c %5S stad ER&!G 3. y e esss T.
sSs'. qsEA.
Arroysmih win make excursion the BAY on Nom
SS' ss he G4sa Esn y g
ss8sy 81 as sSs ne
ss sss q Re sef " ~ SOss
De xanu VI; s x Hr s on board Il the
GRAND EXCURSION WITH THE GREAT EASTERN
70 fipS Hso RU n HSsss Jgy 1880 Tas .yOs
he her Won ST
s.ls ne nom. ship under
GREAT EAsrERN.-oRAND DAY AND MOONLIGHT
oa %oss., ay 9 he ssss Esss down s
Tl make ~ sss;on 80
osoei Soos souh Fourth i's sres. WIN W.a.Sus 'fa
q: 4 ssi Ts.. :s ...ss eel
or on departure OF p TIA w ens
Of me su e season There WIN DO two
turning proceed NE North river Moonlight Co.ou
as .f ssi
ss BY OF ss
street and Broadwsy Fare for the whole excursion 81 60
GREAT EASTERN EXCURSION. STEAMER NAU
Fort Hamilton Monday, July So aiordng passenssrs
Ia s
ss S sp VI" u. leave aver pier e. Mes M
e, .sS n MT Me- ssS Leaving ssre a. s ~ Spring
oents See daily advertisement for time Of leaving on daily
GREEhAT EAsTrsN rs HOUSE EXCURSION
.nSs n so SSs.' n E;:: RonS:y
limited ssis only can Se lad ss stevens
1 ssis s.s,s < r. Satellite VIII '
GREAT EASTERN EXCURSION srES6BoAf
~ MAYELoWEs WIN accompany the big ship 90 Monday,
@ s. 4ssas rPs
Ca s:ns r1s ss
, ,sD .ses S.y M ss, Pessnssy
mcnd street p n Fare for the whole excursion, cent?
Refreshmcnts on board
GREAT EAsTERN.-ExCURsION TO CAPE NAY
VI Excursionss viii be taken board the Eastern
by the steamer ISLAND BELLE from the wharf foot of Ham.
mond street They requested 10 be board p NJ
wharf
GRAND MOONLIGHT CoTIILoN EXCURSION July
" 80, lseo.-Ths steamer COLUMBIA viii leave pier No
North 60 O'Clock p NJ; Jay A T.
North river returning at BALI past H. Fare -
GRAND EXCURSION TO THE CHOLERA BANKs-
" The favorite sea steamer NAY QUEEN, Captain Her
nance wiz make an excursion 10 the Cholera Banks We'd
needay August l. leaving Gouvepeur Peck ain
At 81 Spring street al and pier No. North river at 6x
O'Clock Tickets "a limited pumber 81, Refreshmenis bali
and Lines board. ~
Hoi FOB CAPE NAY. IN COMPANY WITH TIE
GREAT EASTERN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30
SUMMER RESORTS.


A TLANTIC HOUSE
NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND.
This elegant Hotel ranking In the nr
Of summer refarnahed and embeisbed tho
he Intention Of hs new proprietor 70 SO conduc. tina.
shall bear favorable 2arison with house in the
Try WILLIAM NEWTON, Proprietor
DEALS HoTEI-ToGUs MINERAL SPRINGS CITETr
vii be- opened or o % The waters % n
Attached billiard saloons bowling alleys livery rsbles
trolling lake &c The vicinity affords ample The
Augusta and Gardiner four miles Distant for The
s.ss, Mama J,o. 4. lsso "A' L. WHITE Agent
CLENElDA LAKE-rowLER's-oIEN LAKE,
lem Railroad four miles from Lake xshopac house,
furniture, airy and convenient boats free
EDWIN FOWLER. Proprietor.
r TouRETTE HOUSE, BERGEN PoTNr n J.-BOATs
nverM7h and ~ M And p. and So NJ from Barclay
few family Rooms may be engaged Ample cgnncstion
for transient boarders WESLEY w HIIdr
0ormeriy Of IAfTge HouseJ Proprietor.
I AXE HOUSE, IsLIP, l. 1. lPoaNERLY CRASDAL.Isl
IL IS DELIGHTFULLY."- situated the side ~ miles from
New York In u view Of the bay and tine shade and
val apply % a. 4. sfELLEXwERF. -
OCEAN HOUSE, LONG BRANCH-THE STEAMERS
" HIGHLAND LiGHT and LONG BRANCH ply daily
from Robinson street. North river For iime Of starting see
Daily Times. A. H. HAGGEKTY, Propr-tor.
SEA pAIHIse ar DEAL y; D. AZ NILES FROM
scrber fos yesrs kept by Thomas r Borden now
or The rscePoa q y,sr iss ho , srse AID
ls osn.n see korss river DAILY r fcs Soa%oas
rom hence Sy sass % Deal rdr arssr iaormaon spsy
70 SCOTT, wfsNEa &ugO az Pearl street s.Y or ad
OIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

nAvTD SCOTT. MISUNDERSTANDING SELL AT PUBLIC
~ auction Tuesday July b. At l0s o'clock A. NJ Al 30
Newark Jersey CITY the entire STOCK OF genuine and
reliable Drugs and Medicines likewise the Futures one
movable Counter superb mahogany Glass mirroref
bark upright Glass four dozen mahogany front
Drawers labelled show Botles u dozen flint glass Bottles
Ointment Pots Scales and weights By Grub Pes
and Morsap Ac All ain be sold 70 the highest bidder In
consequence OF the death Of the proprietor Terms cash
EDWARD sCHENCK, MISUNDERSTANDING.
II Furuiture.-By E \ 2. sCHENCK, on Monday sth
inst a. o oeiocs At III Leonard street east Of Brorsy
comprsng Parlor. Chamber Dining Room and Kitchen Fur
nIturc, Brussels and gaIn CsrpctA Mirrors Chandensrs
E.lS tfiWe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30
MILLINERY.

DRFssMAKrsG rAsHroNABLY DONE, AND ArrEN
~ paid 70 Misses dresses Ladies stopping a, TIE no
eis can their work done with and despatch
Mrs A. QUEST, Is Bond street, near rosdway Oormerly
AZ Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

AH Broadway
THE GREAT EAsTERN.-LAD1Es WHO HAVE
visited huge steamer during the past week wearing
wrs DENORESTis prize medal Skirts, unanimous M
their conneudaoa Che immense cnpressinE they have M
a. rrore IN the crowd having affected them IN the lea
hs pns that undeniab the best and the cheapest
sAirts ever offered springs 81 cents ~ SPRINGS 70 cents
n sol Can and convinced. Branches Nos sl and ~
Canal No m Eiehh enue, NO zb "rand street. and
No. l9l Pierrepeni street, DrOOAyh
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Hoi FOB CAPE NAY, IN COMPANY WITH TIE

WHEAT hAsIEhNs
OF he regular line between New Yori and Philadelphia
~ >, WI leave pier IL North river
On hONDAl, jury ~ ~ O'Clock +. NJ,
Returning, passengers Will take the steamer BOSTON n
oape NAY on ImrMay July si O'Clock, accompanying
me ukEAl EAsiEhF home: -
A'cufso1 nnes .o 10 ano return "
p., Bert "a rec. heas and sisierooms eItra .
ONCE per N9 u r, r,yer; prpv,vs
rNIDn-n-o EIsniNs, AEent, Per ~ ~ N.
g. .,,,o,,,c,,,,-.
NfohIAsr AnNppH ~ pI = ir-pu rp,,s
i SCHEDULE Of PLEASURE TRIPS
Prior TO her return 70 Europe. Angus, ID. 1870
The steamship GREAT EASTERN John Vine Han rom.
mander, viii leave North river Oh Hammond street, on
Ms O'Clock precisely for .
AND
Landing eroursionists fvitholt extra chargel m
NORFOI,K AND BIITIyopE
WIN leave Old Point SUNDAY MORNING. August S, at
O'Clock arriving AT Annapolis Roads Sunday afternoon, and
bsinnoIe SUNDAY evening.
rcursonss can mus leave View York on Thursday even
enoy an lean roe OF ~ miles by day and night ON the
Great Eastern eang up The CHESAPEAKE BY Dwight spend
NE night ~ amore and reach New YORK. via Phad hph
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

GRAND EXCURSION WITH THE GREAT EASTERN
" 70 Sandy HOOK Monday, July 80 1860 The favore
steamer THOMAS HUNT. Gap y H.. Han, vim make Ea.
Hook leaving hog pier foot of Barclay NJ thus
sdordng rare opportunity 70 The moma oh ship under
full headway. Ttcke&s$l. II -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30
SALES AT AUCTION.

HENRY GREEN, AUCrIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
IL At l0 O'Clock l94 William street. Liquors. Segr iro
ceres de- large lot Of Brandy Port and Sherry
&C., in Casks and demohns Also, 10000 SeQars VARIOUS
Lead Also, lot Of Dry Goods, Boots Shoes Gloves Hose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

A J. MINOR TAYLOR 4 CO: AQ g1
WORK. Of AT &C. At suction By crier 81 the mor,sagss
BE known 70 AL parties concerned hat we viii oder sale
o. Monday 5aly 30 commencing at loS o.elsss
assortment OF Household furniture Oh Paintings
srusss and ingram Carpets and Rsss eersn sSe
ano.re rosewood ease carved legs oversung bass with
es and Srea,.I Curtains viii Freach shades Pier and Man
AND & Dining and
Furniture Of syery description usually found IN private res.
IN perfect order Can be examined E,e,Sus ss sss
neni 70 Jake broadway or Fih avenue sssss or cara
+ 4 ucrIoN xorrCE-A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE.
ssspnf WY dispose e private sale Al .Asr gs5
csi 500 Tor sxG including Stool Cover falor sn
H .ss b..ss s.sesas saas tsssoa
70 w and s ,,r b s1 ne. a. sts Avenue.
nue. e.ss sna slxses pass near Ae house.
S5ss AND 2I E.sTHHS
and seconds Goods los deser Ffee goods free
A ucTIoS SALE or cLorHEG-A; ~ cRIsrALAs.
large and general OF fan and winter clO,hns
Frck aud overcoas Pants and Vests Boots and shoe &C
PiowFE NICHOLS, AUcTToNEERs, sALEsRooxs
fae-s.S. July 81 ,cx O'Clock, at the private rcd
scs.sned IN ssd house consulting q cold rosswood
centre and side fables With marble tops rich reception and
arm Chsrs setin, French plate pier and
nanse with sAbs and bracke rich lace and broca
Curains elegant octave rosewood Piano
forte Enesh Brussels Carpets hrough the house. solid
wood and mahogany chamber Furniture Bedseads bureaus
WashstAnda Chairs Tables, wardrpbea, Beds, Bedding,
sheets Blankes Pillows Boosters &c Rich dining
room Furniture. English Ocoh. stair Carpets, Rods, Ac
Also the Furniture. Cooking Utensils Stoves Re.
frireraors &C. Catalogues ready Monday at sles
DAvTD SCOTT AvcrTovEER-wIITLs SELL At ,PUBIIc
IL auction on Tuesday, July b. At l0H o'clock A. N Al 30
Newark Jersey CITY the entire stock OF genuine aud
reliable Drugs and Medicines likewise the Fixtures,
superb mahogany Glass mrrorei
hack. one upright case mahogany front
Drawers labelled show Bnes u Dozen flint glass Bottles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

HOUSE FOR SALE $500 CASH WILL BUY THREE
III story and basement brick House. modern built with gas
and throughout IN the city of Hoboken within eight
minutes walk Of the ferry house 20x40 lot 20xl00 Apply
ntreet New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

JACOBS, AUCTIoNEER, 81 WILLIAM STREET WILL
liz sail this day Monday July 80 at IL O'clock il ses mp
Machines, TO pay advances without reserve.
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GRAND ExCURsION-sAILINa OF rur opvIr
u Eassern-Ihc fayorte steamboat KEYPoRr Sntan
Arrowsmith, viii make excursion down the Rax az w.
day ivy q t,aynx foot Of Robinson az O'CLOCK 70
her as far Sandy Hook aordng view Of he oocS
tons Of the habor Highlands of Nayesnk and hs Ocean a.
Tickets for The Excursion 81 70 be had o. ELLSWORTH
Persons wanting tickets viii apply early, a. only limited
number win be sold. - ~
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NOT ELS.

U,ouRrH AVENUE HorgI,-sW AVID 80 FOURTH
avenue between Twenty third and Twenty fourth
FAMILIES gentlemen mofated with handsome Rooma
with OF without Board. Strangers visiting city Will and
ihs quiet and desirable sopping plsoe- Terms very
derAt
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GRAND EXCURSION TO THE CHOLERA BANKs-
" The favorte steamer NAY QUEEN CAPTAIN Hsr
nance win make an excursion 70 the Cholera Banks Wed
needay August leaving Gouvneur Peck ain
At 81 Spring street At and pier No. North liver At 81
O'Clock Tickets "a limited pumber) 81 Refreshmenis BAL
and lines on board. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

EoMuhTH EARLY MORNING EXCURSION TO THE
LII Snolera banss-The HuNTRESS Capt Joseph Duvai,
& M carry excorsion tho Cholera Banks Wednes
Iay august leaving jackson street East river al
~ eloch a NJ, Peek alp, O'Clock A. M precisey. Ban
gras Lines and reireshmens can be procured on
oosS The parties viii please hand PROMPTLY Fare a
WALTER u. q. BO2G6.
JOSEPH DUVAII.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

THE MOST DESIRABLE PLACE TO WITNESS THE DE
paure Of The Great Faaern At the Pavilion, Cony
Island Point where she be seen for twenty miles The
steamer EAUsHOE leaves pier North river At To- and
o'clock the low fare Of cents for the excursion Afford
splendid view OF the ocear ~ well A. opportunity 70
bsthe on the most beautiful beach In the world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

" The steamer SATELLITE Capt Hammond, will accom-.
gsny ne seamship Great Eastern on nondsy July So %
Treatments urniahed BY Mr. OGrady Of the Stevens House
limited number Of tickets only be had the Stevens
House and OF the captain board The Saalts w leave
pier No. North river Ut ~ o'clock r. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

John H. hurley, ACCOUNTABILITY SELL THIS
day Mt O'Clock at i26 Franklin street. Of West
roadway all the Furniture in the house, Bureaus Bedses
mans Tables Sofas Feather Beds Bedding Kitchen uten
SIS &c; also the hqaor store Bar Fixtures Beer Pumps Is
nal street large assortment OF Household Furniture Of every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

IyOUeKSFOR SALE CHEAP OR ExCHANGE-THREE
three story and basement brick houses In good neigh
borhood, Lexington and Thirty second
perect order rented good tenants Win be sold low APP
Pied for Immediately ~ the about TO leave the city
INQUIRE 4 lb8 Broadway. I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

rcrAxEr.LEp CHAMBER SUITS or YuRxrruRR In
~ al colors and uylee II Wholesale retail.
A - and upwsrde Also, Msttressss and PAhaseca
WARREN WARD M Canal street.,
-Four doors Of broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

DfNHNOREH CELEBHATED NUIDE
August number ready, with fn lime tables q he roads
and All their connections BY rail- steam boat and stage cref
Vectsd See he dates also. Sompleie Drecto-y " o.
6wus cites and villages that Be reached b. railroad IRA
vel D1NsNoRE CO., No, 3 Spruce sgsst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28
From WASHINGTON

WAsHINGToY, Dec. 27.-The house select
committee today rejected Mr.. Rust's PROPOSE.
uon Il to l5-all the republicans, and Davis
OF Mary land, in the negative The PROPOSE
ton provided for the extension of the Missouri
compromise line to the Pacifc,-south of the
line slavery to be protected in the territories,
but when formed into states on either side to
be admitted with or without slavery.
Advices from Charleston today, created in
tense excitement, and teverish interest in and
out OF congress. Col Myers and Capt. Doro.
van of Carolina and Major Wayne of Geor.
gla, have resigned in the army The latter
accepts the adjutant generalship of his state.
designations of South Carolina postmasters
continue, who give. as reasons, that they are
out OF the Union. Mr.. Thomas of Tennessee
IS appointed in place of Bocock, on the inves.
tgatng committee. 1t is expected they will
hold some of their meetings in New York.
The address proposing that the border slave
states hold convention at Baltimore has re.
ceived numerous signatures of representatives
of those states
The administration having received dis.
patch relative to Anderson's movements, a
cabinet meeting was called which was in SEES
sion several hours, and adjourned until 8
O'Clock tonight.
The South Carolina commissioners have go
IaT received no encouragement as to being re-
ceved in an official capacity. Their case will
be probably submitted to congress by the
president. They have hired quarters with the
privilege Of retaining them till the 4th of
March, thus indicating that they do not appre-
bend an immediate termination of their bust
ness.
A caucus of conservative members is called
for tomorrow night. The invitation is to
members from Kentucky Tennessee, North
Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Ar
kansas, Missouri, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
A STIR AT FORT MOULTRIE.
FORT SUNIPTER OCCUPIED
Excitement at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 27.-There has been A
movement of the troops in Fort Moultrie,
which causes great excitement here. The
fort has been evacuated, and Major Anderson,
with the troops, has gone to Fort Sumpter.
Tie guns in Fort Moultrie have been spiked,
and the gun carriages burnt.
Major Anderson states that he evacuated
Fort Moulrie to aay the discussion about
that post, and at the same time strengthen his
own position. Captain Foster, with a small
force, remains in Fort Moutrie. Several mil
itary companies are ordered out. A collision
is expected.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 27-Eyming agent
of the associated press has had an interview
with Capt. Foster, now in command at Fort
Moultrie, who says Anderson has acted on his
own responsibility. Fort Moultrie has not
been set on fire. Capt. Foster is still in com
mand of Fort Moultre, with a few regulars.
WAsHINGroN, Thursday Noon.-There is
great excitement among all classes of citizens,
occasioned by vague rumors received from
South Carolina, reporting conflicts between
thN SA'f@Nho Vi Cht'itSolOu anu the ulillGlTy.
The public feeling has been increased by re-
liable dispatches from Charleston that Fort
Moultrie has been abandoned by Major An
derson and his command. The United States
forces have taken shelter in Fort Sumter.
Gen. Scott considers this fortress the strongest
on the continent. A comparatively few men
within its walls can defy assault Military
men are confident that Major Anderson can
hold Fort Sumter for three months The Sc.
cessionsts are dumbfounded by the evacuation
and dismantling of Fort Moutre.
Military men, and among them Gen Scott,
are of the opinion that Fort Moultrie can lie
defended by the small garrison-sixty men
against any but large force, unless the at
tempt be aided by artillery. But it is also un-
derstood and well known that Fort Sumpter
commands Fort Moultrie, and that it was only
necessary for the Carolinians to send few
hundred men into the fort, and from its bat
teres to destroy Fort Moultrie. There are
fifteen guns of large calibre in Fort Sumpter
These are quite sufficient for the purpose of
reducing Fort Moultrie. With the small force
under his command, Major Anderson's occu
patton of Fort Sumpter is the most effective
means he can use to defend himself and retain
command of the forts,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

STOCKS easier, with fair business; Chicago and
Rock Island 500; Cleveland Toledo rs Illinois Cen
trail scrip st Heading $50; Harlem Is Erie 35f; Can
ton Co l44; United States IS IA 90; Michigan Southern
guaranteed Sl3 Michigan Southern Railroad IA; Mich-
gan Central A.; Harlem preferred 34 Hudson 43; New
York Central 75} Pacific Mail 49, Missouri siXes 6Sa
COTION-More active and frner; sales $3.50 bales al
II @ lls for middling unlands
FLOUR-Receipts 2747 bbls sales 23,200 bbls; state
and western Sc higher with good export enquiry; SUI
perne state 80 SIS; extra state 5,35 q $40 round
hoop Ohio 5,55 a 5,65; superne western 10 a. SIS com
mon to good extra western 535 $685. southern shade
GRAIN-Wheat fully lc higher; sales 900 bushels
Chicago spring, III q l20. Corn shade rner; sales As
UVg bushels; mixed western CSC; in store 50 "a Zoe.
PRONISI0NS-Beef dull; sales 225 bbls. Pork quiet
and firm sales $50 bbs Lard quiet and easier; sales 35
bbs at 10 @ lOEc for prime western. Whisky tirmer;
sales GOO bbls at l9 q l93c now held at l92 a 20c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28
Brighton Cattle Market-Dec. 27.

At Market 1000 Beef Cattle, 500 Stores $500 Sheep
and Lambs, and 200 Swine
BEEF CATTLE-Prices-Ex $3.50; first quality 1918
"a $50.
WORKING OXEN-S00, 90 q 500.
Mich Cows-S40 "a Al; common, SIS % 49,
VEAL CALvEs-S2, 8 a $50
SToREs-I earrings 81 "a 8 Two years old, SO a Il;
Three years old Sl4 "a 10
HIDEs-6 @ &c u 10; Calf skins-lO @ lie F7h.
TALLow-Sales at a 63c u h.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-SI,25 a Sl.75 extra 50 IS a So.
PELTs-Sl a $3.50 each
SUBMISSIONS, wholesale q DC; retail, G @ &c !;
fat hogs, undressed DC.
Number of cars the different roads Western
and Fitchburg "a, Boston and Lowell TO- Boston and
Maine 10; total ia
Remarks-Prices of Beef remain much the same as
last week few very extra sold high S7.T5 B 100
lbs. Sheep and Swine sell the same as last week.
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market $40 Cattle sos Beeves and 400 Stores CON
slstIg OF Working Oxen, Mich Cows, and one, two,
and three years old.
MARKET BEEF-Extra Including nothing but the best
large fat stall fed Oxen $3.50 first quality including
nothing but the best large stall-ed Oxen $500; I'd
quality ncludng the best grass fed Oxen the best stall
fed Cows and the best hreeyears old Steers SIS third
quality $3.50; ordinary S275.
SrOREs-W orking Oxen $50 e. 1920.
Cows AND CALvEs-S25 a 81.
YEARLINGs-s00 q 90; two years old $40 O %; three
years sold Sl4 to SIT.
SHEEP AND LAMBS 1900 at market-Prices in lots.
q ib.
SwINE-00 at market.
IlIDEs-6: u ID. Tallow,6 q &c. q ID.
Veal Calves-NOne.
Number from each State
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Dec 27.-Senator Ba.
ker of Oregon, had public reception here to-
day, and made a speech, scouting the idea of a
Pacific republic. He said emphatically that
the Union should be preserved, and the feder-
al laws executed, north and south.
The democratic state committee have called
a state convention to consider national affairs.