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~ BLANKETS!
49, BLANKpTS!!

English Nanaw Blankets for Servants cOloreI white OF
all grades 'mpo ted TO his p1rt
SUPERB Bed Blankets from the Crenshaw Mills Richmond
WATKINS F'CxLlN.
Also DARK Grey Cloths from the Crtn,haw als kekm nd
dei9 30 wkY
m The Hon ArticIe.-sEMPLEs IsPALIIBLE
BAKING POWDER strictly vPinla ariicl; and fast
ctdng all similar preparations being cheaper and better than
other In Arket Give trial For sale by all druggists and
groces deli
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


On motion of Mr.. Sherman the House resolved itself
into committee OF the whole upon the bill making appro
prations for deficiencies in the appropriations Of the ifs
cal year ending 3Oth June 1861 Mr.. Bocock in the chair
The bill read by sections.
Mr. Sherman offered an amendment placing $4,000
at the disposal OF the President to supply Deficiencies in
the appropriation for suppressing the African slave
trade.
Mr. Phelps opposed the amendment He wanted the
Africans rescued from slave ships to be apprentced until
they earned enough to pay their expenses home This
would enable the pAanhropists to take the native Afr
can and cyilze aid chrisanze him. If these barbara
ans we're thrown in the midst Of the civilized Africans in
Liberia they might overshelm the latter He thought
the present system entirely wrsng
NJ Sherman said the rghtulness of the laws for the
suppression of the African slave trade not now the
question. While they laws they should he carried
out. All departments Of the government had agreed
that they ought to be executed He caused number OF
letters from the Secretary of the Interior, advocating
the appropriation TO be read In which it was stated that
the bounties due the officers and sesmen who had cap
tured the WdGre AMI other slaveTs had not been paid
and that the COonz ,on Society and the colony OF Mon
rova objected the landing Of mere Africans, unless
provision made for their support.
Mr. Jones thought tits thing of paying bounties for
the capture aud support of Africans only encouraged
the slave trade. II the Colonization Society we're paid
800 per head per for the support Of captured
negroes they would send ships out to capture them.
Mr.. Maynard said the original appropriation for this
purpose was only $3.50 900, aud nov it was proposed
to make an addition of $500 900. The slave trade was
mainly carried on between Africa and Cuba, and there
were treaties between Engsnd and Spain which would
enable the former suppress the traffic whenever she
chose The trade was carried by the connivance OF
England and he was reliably Informed that the negroes
captured BY the English vessels we're apprenced in the
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
sUPnIsIssprsr's cFncl
Richmond Dec. 49, lS60. !
NOTICR.-The South Side Railroad Company having deon.
IN tnued their Freight and notation tho
O'Clock p. NJ Train the Richmond and Danyile Railroad
which has running connection vita this Train
the evening passenger express freight route
between Richmond and nehbug viii not be
week. CHAs. q. 1ALCOTT. Stunt
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BALTIMORE, April 10. 1860

BALTIMORE, April 10, 1860
STOCKS were active again to-day and the feeling in the
market was quite buoyant The operations which were
chey IN Railroad and Mining stocks amounted in value
10 about $l5OOO0. There was more done in Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad than for long time past the sales
adding up 425 shares 900 which were sold at $40
sellers opcn 60 days, 125 at s buyers option 60 days
and the remaining 400 shares at s7I for the openng
which takes place the 18th instant The stock
yesterday at s70A bid 81 asked regular way For
Northern Central Railway $l5S bid and Sl5k asked
regular way, but no sales were made to-day
Mining stocks were active again, and they were gene
rally quite firm Springfield continues to improve and
further advance of 25 per share was established in
1t today Sales of some 1000 shares were made at sIH
G4S, and it closed firm at SIX bid SAN asked regular
way. Gardner Hill advanced T. and we note also a
slight Improvement in Guilford Sales were made of
1925 shares of the former s77H and of $50 shares
of the latter at So 44G3k Cambridge was more active
to-day than it has been any day it was placed
sold at 81 @1 So mostly the latter figure 1t closed
firm at 81 bid Sl50 asked regular way North State
was also active but prices it were shade lower than
on yesterday Sales were made of 500 shares at
s2O6g2l2h and it left off at 81 bid 81 asked regular
way City 6's and Railroad bonds continue quite firm
There was some demand for them the Board and sales
were made Of 800 City 6s 9S for 1s7Os 1OO for
1885, and 994 for 1905; 81 900 Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad 1885 bonds at ST. $4,000 Northern Central 1855
at 5eH $1,000 Northwestern Virginia first mortpaee
bonds at 92 and $4,000 do. third mortgage do not en-
dorsed' at 70 There was also some inquiry for Bank
stocks but nothing of consequence was done in them
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
AT.A nri1
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DOMESTIC MARVEre

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, April 9-Tbere ia ,er,,
little export demand for Flour, but holders Are fr
their views, and $5.75 is generally refused sr
straight superne sales of bbs are renortaS
the particulars of which not public The trade Are
buying in lots wanted at from these figures IN tn sG
per bbl for common mixed to choice superfne extras
and fancy brands in quality The receipts continue
light. Rye Flour is held at 81 25, and small business
doing Corn Meal is inquired for, and holders
refuse $3.50 for Pennsylvania Meal, at which it is
scarce and wanted In Wheat there is little nothing
doing. The last sales at 81 45(g146 for good and
prime reds and 81 6570 for good and choice Kentucky
white. Rye is scarce and wanted, and Pennsylvania
would readily command Sc 400 bushels prime heavy
Northern, weighing 60 lbs to the bushe sold go
Corn is hrm with further sales of 800 bushels yellow
I3h cts afoat. 1000 bushels white brought the same
price, most or the lots offering of poor quality which
not wanted Oats in steady demand A cts for
Jersey and 46d47 cts for Pennsylvania No sales of
BARLEY or Malt are reported to-day The market for
groceries is quiet but steady and the only sale that we
near OF Is 1000 bags of Rio Coffee, May Queen at IA
CTS, usual terms There is change to in Prov
SONS and small business to note; $50 bbs heavy city
packed Mess Pork sold at 1873 per bb days and %
casks Bacon Shoulders to go South at s4 cts per lb
Green Meats are firm. but without much doing OF Lard
we are advised of sale of 500 kegs at II cts usual
terms Bbls and ties. steady at IL Ih(0i1k cts per
H. In Whiskey there is not much doing, Pennsylvania
bbls. selling at 2l21k cts Ohio 22x cts Drudge I9k
(120 cts, and hhds. at q cts.
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CINCINNATI PROVISION MARKET, April I'm
PROVISIONS today duness the characteristic feature
buyers are holding back anticipating further decline in
the market consequently operations were eyceedin
limited There are orders in the market to be filed nj
P"r PrtGes .nan .odays quotations Country
ork Whch was represented to be good as city was
offered at S7 without finding any buyers and city coud
have been bought at $17.25
There was no demand for Bulk Meats at present
prices Bacon Shoulders and Sides were offered freely
~ cts and IN cts, without finding any BUYERS they
looking for further concessions sales of % bb1s
clear sues at lo cts There change in the de-
mand for Lard, and prices nomnally unchanged No
sales we quote it at 104 cts for barrel and cts for
keg. w. -
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, April s-Tbe
supply of beef cattle this week numbered
prices AT the Avenue Yard about 500 head sold and the
Union Drove Yard about 800 prices ranging from IS
$40 per hundred 900 head at Bulls Head at about same
1902 head-or still fed hogs s7hG1sx and corn fed s8a
per 100 lbs nett, market rather dull
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET.-The Alexandria
Settaet of yesterday evening says: 1.-The market is
very active to-day and the weather for the last few davs
has been very favorable the fishermen Some fonr or
five boats unloading their cargoes of shad and her
ring when we received our report this mornng-one
largest cargo which has arrived this season. Rock fish
MARKETS BYTELEGRApH.
NEW YORK Aprll0.-Cotton is higher-Sales 600 bales:
prices have advanced Is; Uplands Middling III cts
Flour firm Sales of 900 bbls; State S. $50 Ohio
So 9Oa6 10; Southern s5.9O@62 20. Wheat firm-Sales
OF % 900 bushels; Milwaukee Club $l25al26; Chicago
Spring % Corn is firm and scarce-Sales of % 900
bushels Mixed 74d76 cts: white 76dsO cts Proyisons
Beet is quiet Pork heavy; Lard steady at 1OxlI cts
hiskey dull at % cts. Rice is quiet Sugar is heavy
Coffee is frm-Rio 134 cts. Molasses is firm at 40 cts
Naval Slaves are dull and heavy Freights active
PHILADELPHIA, April 10.-Four is firm-saes of 600
bbls; superfne S5S0G5 S7H Wheat is frm-red 81 As
(9l4s; white 81 65Gl.70. Corn is frm-sales of 900
bushels; yellow 73G74 cts. Provisions firm Bacon
Hams lOHgl2h cts. Whiskey is dull at 2l%(d22k cts
- CINCINNATI, April 10.-Four is quiet at $3.50 Mess
Pork qniet$l7 25 asked. Bacon is quiet at %d9% cts
clear sides lO9104 cts. Whiskey has declined 4-saes
at is cts
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The BELLE ISLE TELEGRAPH PRoJECr-Among
the passengers in the Bohemian which left Port
Allan and Wood, the President and Superintendent
of the Montreal Telegraph Company. They go to
England on business connected with the projected
cable to the straits of Belle Isle, notice of which
has heretofore been taken by the press. The
energy displayed by these gentlemen and their as
sociates in the management of the st. Lawrence,
evinces that in their new enterprise they will not
be found wanting. We predict the early compile
tion of the submarine line to Belle Ise which will
bring Europe and America within six days constant
communication with each other.-M. Y. Courier.
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IMPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

TRINIDAD DE CUBA.-Brig E. R,hter-23S hhds sugar
81 herces do, 49 bbls do, 80 hhds moasses Kirkland
Chase Co.
HAvANA.-Brig Ianthe-lS6 hhds sugar Lambert Git
tngs 1863 do, 40 boxes do 81 hhds moasses Kirkland
Chase Co. '
C0ASTWISE.
New YoRK.-Steanship Locust Point-15a pkgs bran
dy, Lennon Brogden so do do, G. O. Gorter; 80 do
wine, Aubrey Co; 525 pkgs. mdse, sundry persons
CHARLEsToN.-Steamship Thomas S,cann-92 casks
rice l3 bales cotton, John Williams & Son; IL do warn
Myman, Byrd Co.; do. mdse., Woodward Baldwin 4
Co.. II sacks fruit, G. Ober; casks Rice G. W Wait&
Son. kegs tobacco Gail Ak 12o pkgs mdse SO bales
cotton, sundry persons
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NEW ORLEANS, April 9.--The mails brought by
the sloop-ofwar Savannah have arrived here from
Pensacola. Private advices contain the following
additional intelligence:-The smallpox was raging
among Miramon's troops at Medeillin 1t was con,
sidered doubtful whether Miramon would persist
much longer. The bark captured BY the United
States steamer Indianola was named the Maria
Conception, and belonged to Marin's expedition
from Havana. Mexican steamer had also been
taken. A decree, banishing Americans and con-
hscatng their property, had been published at the
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From MexicO--The Rombardment of Vera

NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-The schooner Arrogant.
from Sisal on the 4th, has arrived. The Spanish
war vessel Habanen was in port with despatch for
Havana from the Spanish squadron before Vera
Cruz. Advces from Vera Cruz on the lst, repre-
sent the city as quiet 1t was reported that Mira
mon had left for the Capital. 1t was estimated
that the loss by the damage and destruction of pro-
perty during the recent bombardment, amou nted
TO S5,ooo, 900. This amount is probably a great
exaggeration. Residents of the city say the value
OF the whole city would hardly reach that amount
The steamer Arizona, from Brownsville on the 9th
has arrived. News unimportant.
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.


DECEMBER Term, lS59-ANNAPoLIs, April 10Th.
lsG0-No. 70. Wm T. Walters and Chas. Harvey
IS. Saml. Brown. Appeal from the Court of Com
mon Pleas. This case was submitted ON written
argument by VIM. A. Fisher and Lanahan for the
appellants, and argued orally by Geo. H. Williams
Tor the appellee.-No. 76. Kalkman Il Newman
Ts. n, McEidery. Appeal from the Court of Common
rleas. This case was submitted to the Court ON
written arguments to be filed by Ing for the an
Peilant, and George NJ. Gill for the appellee
NO ~. Cropper ct al. rs. Bancroft. Appeal from
; ane Court OF Common Pleas; Judgment affirmed
Henrietta R. Glenn, w. W. Glenn and John
Glenn, Jr., executors of John Glenn, Us. Thos. W.
Cockey of Thomas and wife, Appeal from the
Circuit Court for Baltimore city. The argument
in this case was commenced by C. Miller for the
appellant and E. Wyatt Blanchard for the appellee,
NO ~ is to be gued next after No. "a, which
Is liked for Monday neXt.-No. so. Dorm Il Kost
ner as Bayer. Appeal from the Circuit Court for
baltimore city This case submitted on writ
ten arguments to be filed by Warrington for the
appellants and Reynolds for the appellees. The
cases next in order are Nos 81 SO En
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New ORLEANS, April 9.-The steamship Arizona,
from Brazos, Texas, has arrived below. She has
aboard 81 800 900 in SPECIE and so United States
troops. The Democratic State Conve ntion met at
Galveston on the End. The attendance was large
luton was passed requiring the delegation to with
draw from the Charleston Convention if the two
thirds rule is rejected
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COLUMBUS, GA, April l0.-The Marine Bank
Agency at this place was entered by means of false
Keys last night. and robbed Of $40 900, about half
in Marine Bank notes, and the remainder in Geor-
gia and South Carolina notes. A reward of 81 900
has been offered for the arrest of the robbers
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE


CIENGUEGOs-BdTk F'dme-5O bbls lard 80 tcs rice IN
casks Goldfish, 400 tons coal, hhds oil 400 sacks
salt. ~ ~
HAvANA.-Schr. Daniel To,cnsend-3OO tons coal r
cords wood, 544 blocks 10y
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
THERMOMETERS,

4 NHRUNUMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
nS~ TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ARovE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE
PETER WALTGER
, ~ 10 W fratt street.
Ne prk
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A TEST AGAINST BEING PoIsoNED.-Messrs. Edi
tors: Accums famous Treatise on Posons, pub.
shed thirty years ago, frightened all England by
MS discovery OF death in every teapot and coffee
urn; and the people of the United States are now
being Justly Mortified by tract published by the
Tract Society, and widely circulated, entitled,
Astounding Disclosures and Frauds in the Liquor
Traiiic.. Now, why does not some chemist of
Woria'w1de reputation prepare and sell to the pub
lie titm"s paper, through the agency of reliable
aapothecaries, so that a man carry with him in
his pocket-boO strips with which to test every
bottle OF liquor he buys and indeed every glass he
drinks. lntemperance is very fearful crime, but
written, and yet few men are so Indifferent to life
that they will not avail themselves of the opportu
nifty to carry about with them the means of detect
ing death hid in the cups. 1t would at least be
National Lnteligencer.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON, Monday, April ., lS6O.-No l49.
SnarIes BlVen ct a., plaintiffs in error, as. The
New England Screw Company. In crror r. the
Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern
district OF New York. Mr.. Justice Clifford deIiv
cred the opinion of the Court, affirming the iudg
nent % OF the said Circuit Court in this cause, with
costs and dinterest.-No. $50. The Dubunne and
Pachc r Railroad Company, plaintiffs in error, ~.
EDWIN C Ltchield. In error to the District
Court OF the United States for the district of Iowa
S Mr. justice Catron delivered the opinion of the
court reversing the Judgment of the said District
court. with costs, and remanding the cause with
directions to enter judgment for the defendants be-
10w."No no., q: Jose Maria Fuentes, appellant. Us.
G Ghe United States Appeal from the District
trlct OF California. Mr.. Justice Wayne delivered
the opinion of the Court, affirming the decree
OF the said District Court in this cause.---No. las.
~ ~; M. Luco ct dt, appellants The United States.
Inc argument of this cause was continued bv Mr.
Benham, of counsel for the appellants. ts.--Ad.
Journed until tomorrow at IL O'Clock
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they did not receive their fe, ought not to act il
contempt Of the Court. The Court ordered the
Clerk to lay rule on Mr.. Cowan, to show cause
why his name should not be stricken from the list
OF Attorneys in this Court Mr.. Kraft stated
that the prisoner was fully able to employ counsel
and he hoped the Court would under the circum
stances, take some action in the matter. The
Court ordered rule to be laid on the prisoner to
procure counsel by Monday next Mr.. Cowan
soon came into Court and asked if the Court would
hear him. The Court refused and said it would
hear him on any day which could be arranged be-
tween himself and Mr.. Whitney.-The case of
Downs being thus disposed of and no other busi-
ness set down for to-day, the Court at 121% O'clock
ADJOURNED until this morning at 10 o'clock.
SUPERIOR C0URT-JuDGE MARTIN
Robert Holloway as. Thomas Creamer An ac.
ton OF trespass. Before reported. jury out.-
James Cuttings and Lemue S. Gordon as: Orloff A.
Zane, garnishee of George W. Anderson An at
tachment on warrant. Verdict for plaintiff on first
issue for S2,l43.s5; second issue for 81 $40.
Wallis and Thomas for plaintiff; Scott for defn-
dant- assignment to-day 15S to l79.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Jupap GI1vS
Robert +. Morris rs. William G.. ApnIeton and
Henry w. Howell. An action of trover to recover
on colleteras pledged to Appleton & Co. Before
reported. Verdict for defendants s. TeackIe
Wallis and Charles Marshall for plaintiff: R !
Brent and Charles F. Pitts for defendants.
Nothing done in the Cry CIRCUIT CoURr or CouRr
OF COMMON PLEAS.
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NEW GARMENTS
FOR SPRING OF 1860
JOSEPH BICKERTON & co.
1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET
Will open their new STYLES of
AND sHAwLs
MONDAY, February 2lth,
And would call the attent Of Buyers their stock which
for variety, stylesani novelty has never bee
exceled in the country We name in
FRENCH LACE POINTS
FRENCH LACE BEOURNoEs,
FRENCH LACE TALMAs
FRENCH LACE PEELERINEs
FRENCH LACE SHAwLS,
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAs
FRENCH LACE PICCoLoMINos
FRENCH LACE MANDERINEs.
FRENCH LACE SULTANAS,
Together with of the largest and attractive stocks
ofsHAWLS amongst which Will be found all the
LATEST NOVELTIES,
BEREGE WRAPPERS, BUSTERS AND MANTILLAs
MANTILLAS AND BUSTERS
ofour own manufacture, in great variety of styles
The above goods have been from the best Mann
aetnrers in Europe and will fully repay careful exam
nitiGn fsi41tr JOSEPH RrcKrRrox .co
ROBERT b. BROWN l. CO., 'f0h'f fAUII
FOREIGN MA&Ufa5FThHEfKEsr fafHtfH EfKEsrs9 taEsFs ERss%oe
45KA gARk4Ff gAEHH4 sIE ISHsS #PSyxa co ,xrxs
+HSs fE#SEEbf5 hrEhS5S + Ss5s
BURLAPs,
& HBR EssorvnD 10 ShfSEf HS5Ef
DONTOOSUC UNION CLOTHS.
ana B B'aek Drabs' Blues Greens and Mixtures in sor
fe28.tf FRlCK, PHILLIPS co.
RARkERS RalSk UNION CASSIMERS AND SAT-
feastf fis IN store and for sale FRyycK Ryy
DEYNOLD S BLUE SATINETS : : -
~ f.,s25 e cases in store and for v1i6ly, sa5s6y
SOCIAL MANUFACTURING C0MPANYjs
2 III an eOD9, III FRGko FtsfS Roq PRihpg III iff y CO.
A RKWRIGHT FINE COTTONS.
sas % cases just received and FfcR ST Tse p1, Ry
{NILLIAMsvILLE FINE BLEACHED
IL -o->' III store anu PRfcK fHIL1IPs co.
WAUREGAN MILLS COTTON, of all grades
fe28 tt 9,.| 4.-N % '".e' FRIcK, PHILLIPS & co.
.vo,,, sPoKEss EsLLoas, tc. y ~ 80
hept constantly on hand, SEASON ED, and at lowest
a- JNO 4 JAS. WILLIAMS Il CO.
uiI oht No. l30 South Cha les street
RoLTlNG CLOTHS.--Of superior quality An
t.,o.,,- 8 STARR AGO,
l73 North street.
{ CARPETINGs,
~ MATTINGS,
CAkfEliNGS;; u 81 ;eTA,IN eMTAA,TrINGS AND OIL CLOTHS
GARPETlNGS, MATTINGS AMI diI IL, ,,I orue
l. , GA'1P GAHPErInSGS IiS MAffINGS AND OIL CIoTiS ii''
y RoYsToN BROS
hlhz'u Ne 81 Baltimore street
SLATE MANTELS
~ Are superior to all others for the following reasons.
First, for CLEANLINESS. ''
Second, for BEAUTY.
Third, for CHEAPNESS.
Fourth, for STRENGTH
Fifth for DURABILITY
oaii and see u.s. get circular, and make purchase
..., G. o. STEVENS h co.
"nLt'r Fw Pratt street
OPERA GLASSES
For sale by
CANFIELD, BRO. n CO.,
PEARL 229 Baltimore street.
IVORY
SHE'LL,
ENAMELLED
rs OPERA GLASSES gnu "a ANf'r ND rD
mhIotfr R,es enses' JGst imported By
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fHE CLAIM OF VIRGINIA ON THE UNITED STATES
The Enquirer learns from one of the agents an
pointed by the Legislature, than there is fair
prospect of the large claim of about 81 100 900 be-
ing realized by the State. The Virginia delega-
tion in both branches of Congress are taking it is
State only asks to be placed on the same footing
with Maryland, Alabama, and other States which
have secured large sums recently by acts of Con
gress, 1t thinks that the measure of Justice
will be extended to Virginia, and at this time it is
ever, be defeated by non-action. Our agents.
Messrs. Thos. Green and John A. Parker, are using
every effort to secure esuccess.-Richmond DispatcE
Mr.. Samuel s. Little, one of the editors of the
New Orleans Price Current and formerly of this
city, died in that city on the first instant after
very briefillness.
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Shin News.

NORFOLK, April 10.-Brig Ann Tyler, from Turks
18TH OF February. The crew were taken off by a
Dutch brig. y
The captain, second mate, and one man arrived
here The others were taken elsewhere
There also arrived here two passengers of the
schooner Caroline Casley, wrecked at Turks Island.
from New York bound to Chiquyca.
Inc trial trip of the United States steam soop.
of-war Dacotah was perfectly satisfactory.
arrived in the Roads, the ship Wanderer, one
hundred days from Calao. She had a coIiision i'm in
the Roads with the British bark Light Brigade.
and both were considerably injured. The schoon-
ers H. ii. Perkins and Hettie Anna, twelve days
from Sombrero; the British bark Stella forty
three days from Rio, with coffee; the Bremen bark
Gasilda, from Trinidad, with sugar; and the bark
E,, EE,yadne, from Callao, sixteen days from ST.