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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH.CAROLINA. +

T0HE NEXT COLLEGIATE YEAR WILL BEGIN
u FRIDAY, 18th JULY, 1861. r,., -..,s.,., 1,
Two large and well arranged Edicss containing lecture
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strucors full and efficient and in al the departments
of the Institution the and opportunities for inso
|tion are greater than at any former period.
The healthfulness Of Chapel Hill il proysrbial
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June 1s, 1851. 25-w3t.
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DIED, g..
Very suddenly, in this city Thursday night, Mrs
aMckimmon. wife Of Jas. McKimmon, Esq Her death i
sdeeply lamented.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Col. R. P. Campbell, of the 7th Regiment, Of
N. c. Volunteers, on his way to Charlotte, on Mon.
day night, per Express Train, dropped his pocket
Book, containing about SIS and some valuable pa
Ipers.
SALE OF IcE.-The cargo of ice captured from the
Yankees and carried into Fredericksburg on Sunday
the 3Oth, has been sold at public auction. The 25SI
tons brought $4,000 cash.
Wilson's New York Zouaves landed at Fort'Pick-
lens, on Monday last. The Pensacola Observer saysS
that when they landed, some one cried ont "Stop5
Thief' whereupon the Wilsonites took to the woods
lard bushes without delay.
DEAD.-Seth Squires'a native of North Caroline,
and member of the Norfolk County Patriots, was|
buried Sunday with military honors
: CuMBERLAsD.-The " "Cumberland Plough Bows. ."|
is the name of new company recently formed in
that County by Capt Evans
The LADIEs.-The Ladies of Charlotte have com
menced to raise funds to purchase comforts and ne
Ecessaries for the soldiers at Yorktown.
j Wharf.-The Western Carolnian published at
Franklin. Macon county, n c., says that the wheat
S!crop in that section is very fine
y CoFrEE.-The same paper says that Coffee is very
scarce in that region. The editor advises mixture
Eof rye with Rio, or drink milk. We will add, or
#water.
9 A PROPER APPoINrMENT-Lieut. Charles P. Nc
4Gary, of this town, late Lieut. in the U. S. Navy
sShas received Commission from President Davis Of
HLieutenant in the Navy of the Confederate States
and been ordered to New Orleans, for which station
= he will start tomorrow morning, we understand.
a Fay. Oh.
Capt H. ]. Burgwin jr., has been appointed t.
the charge of the Camp of Instruction. near Raleigh
with the rank of Major.
Judge Reagan, Post Master General of the Con
federate States has arrived in Richmond Va in goot
- health.
i An English ship is ashore at Lynn Haven Bay
4 near Norfolk, laden with large cargo Of coffee.
Capt Rich Ashby who fought so bravey nea
HRomney short time since, has died of bis wounds
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MARRIED.,
In Wilmington, on the 9Th inst, by Rev. T. w. Guthr
Mr.. William J. Houston, of Dupn, to Miss Sarah B
daughter of Oliver L. Kelley. Esq, deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

Inireneh yourself the Virginia .ids, and await re-
nnlraiat.iy telesarhed MsjorGop Banks 10 proceed
wh the three bssie- hi. division the support Of Gan
Store sud advising he 'ter thai he would BE- g' s1P-
the p personally TO tie sc-ue Of oY-rso -rd afsr
lscssils thai the s'reughsaias ten es a.
vsrv iusrfiri ~ Withdrew oar f'rces rom th' Nffta
siis Iaa s'F' Ve,y r1,gss 90. MY ye.E en- ''
"MsJoT-GeneEal Conn sadins ni,ea STATES Army
M'cLELLAS's DIsFATcB TO sroNE, or OCT. -.
r. Hrigr3ic,-G rn,ral Stove. po.i,t-iHs.
o.rpcd rs s.vie ycst-rJsy ssd Is .,i ,srre Wi send
1rt ha-vy tcourosslg % o. dsS b. al c-setegs a. nat
mon esburg II this moyenieut h.s he sct 20 dive
,hsm away Pe-aap, slight dsiaoas;rst!5a o. yo. pa;
,.orld have he eject fo move hem
"a. =. COLBUEN, Ash Al, Gea.7
REPLY OF sr0yr, THE SAME D,T.
HEtDsrn.1ERs oy THE ARvI % TEE PoIovic
Oct ~. l.1t
lF,--fr,s ~ Wlli-sg'rA, fr0m Poo's'gi.s)
Md feat OF crossing .h pla-- i' rHs--02n and
90 ~ sane time starred -ccogu'.ieng Ia toward eer
bar ron Hsrr,1r Isaud The enemy pck--s retired 20
i1enchraents Report o. rtc0uuoteIig party not ye re-
-oyed have mean. 81 crossing ere hundred 40 :" ea.
la.lng slowly. &C. r. STONE, bsisl,.isI. Gen.
Il was as late as 10 o'clock q. night when Stone
heard from his reconnoiterng party, to the effect
that there were no signs OF the enemy at Leesbnrs.
Il was then, probably, that in absence Of any he
formation Of the intended retirement Of Mccall 20
Laugleys, Stone fret determined to ny his hand at
Leesburg. by himself He therefore ordered across
the river another Reconnaissance Of FIVE companies, at
midnight, to be supported by still five more, which
were to follow early in the morning. These DISPOSE
lions being made, he sent orders at O'Clock, q. ~,
Col. Baker, to be ready to move ut o'clock With
his California battalion, and to follow with the rest
of his brigade, after an early breakfast The report
in the morning from the second reconnaissance, CO.
incided with the frst and apparently under the
belief that he would have an easy victory he Issued
orders which required the passage Of the stream in
force. We have seen the deplorable result but the
fault Of the failure was not Col Bakers; and one,
believe, is disposed charge any Of the blame up
on Gen. Mccall.
Perhaps It viii be said l should not have replied to
objections 20 tryisl as the specify; but the oc-
cason serves to PIT some important proofs con-
uectedy before the public and must be allowed to
add, that cannot afford to have he general eccu'
racy of a laborious work impugned by the tlipPant
disputation of two utterly ncousderable points, the
whole object Of which may very likely be TO enable
an outside and less than secondary character 10 ca
reer among the main figures Of the scene. G. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

BOwDEN-At Coldenh,m Orange County; on TGs,d.y;
Nov. H. WIN. Andrew. Of Mcleod w. and Rachel
Bowden, IN the 20 year Of his sse.
BURKE-In South Brooklyn, Tuesday Nov. y, .itsr
short ine. Anna A baIke, wife Of Jeremiah j. Burke
aged % years.
CROWELL-At Genwood, We,,ehester County n y, on
Wednesday afternoon Nov - Jane A., wife Of Wslsos L.
Crows and eldest daughter Of EsinAh and Mary Fsnder-
The Sa.r. viii take place A. Mstueheu Midese1 County,
y j. on Friday als5noon a oeocI Cars leave Jersey
CHAPMAE-on Tuesday morning. Nov. H. the Rev. DenDe
C.spusn aged % yesrs solder IN the Wa Of 1872 aud
mfnsteE Of the Cosps Tor the last 40 years.
"Orly The actions ofthe Just
Smell sweet, aid bljssOm 10 the dusi.'
The friend, and relative. Of the family are invited 10 attend
funeral from No. 6 Fick street, this day Tuesday,.
al P. IN, without further notice
SoItb Frst street william Core native OF Edinburgh
Scotland eyed 81 years sui : months.
CooGAN-In lis city on Taesdsy Soy H. IhoGs. y
Carlow, ireland, aged % years.
FRENCH-On Tuesday evening. Nov. IL, Harriet. wife Of
TIE rs.ve. sd fisnd. Of f.miy are respectfully invited
attend her une.a o. Thursday al O'Clock p n nom
her ate residence, No. 1876 Orchard street
GARNERIn this city on Monday Nov. II, Mary Frsnce.
only daughter Of John r. and fsany Gsner In the 'h year
Of Tier age.
GRIFFIS-In hi, city on Tuesday Nov. p, Mrs.. Sarah
Ann Oriihn, aged - years.
HENSEssEY-In thi. city, william Henne..y youngest
child o. David and AsgaIe, Heuues'y native Of Charles,
town Roach County Cork ssed 10 years 10 months snds
days.
KANE-In hi. city on Tuesday morning Nov. 70 Bernard
Kane, aged . years native Of County Derry.
MEGGs--On Tuesday evening Nov. H. John Meg aged
g yesrs aud months. -.
Tb ner viii e alter ied on TdarsIay morning at II eoet
fo the Prcs5y Church j. one EnndIed
.everb street betwsen 5ecoud znd Third avenues All
friend. Of the family invited u attend "ilh'e i"Hef
invitation. -
Esaper vie Of william Roper aged ~ years, 10 months
aHG days
r psCOTT-In Broosyn on Wednesday Nov. 70. Ella,
al I.-r... Layaia s. 10
IN, f.y md freud. are Invited TO st,eoi the funeral from
No 20 Cheevsr place, Brooklyn, on Thursdsy, 18th,
O'Clock p. Ia
VERPLANCK-In Brook IN Tuesday Nov Il, of'efoss
sDoplery bTonck NerpsD' eyed q year., 10 months and
u
steamship Louisiana of CLnco.esge Island after short
but lines bro0gal By exposure In the discharge
OF HI duty John White Acting Master United states navy
aged % ysar late IN command Of the UEsS States sapSJ
.ChooEer John Nes.ey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK Nov. 10.
Cleared.

Shps-Web!oo, Hedge Sau francisco, Wm. T. Coleman
Coz Conproriie Caulkns, Liverpool Zeresa Co Mary
Glover Howes Gasgo Thomas Duuhsm; Tousides, Chase,
Liverpool Nesuith Sons Mount Blanc Donre. London,
a. C. Duncan Co.; w = Lipdray, Patten, Havre Boyd Il
uencken Dora, Rose, Liverpool. Bare ay Livingston.
Barks-Laureta Wells, LegAoni Guiding Star Br) Kelly
Cork Edmis'on Bfos Regina (Br) Watson, Queenstown,
Jackson Neil; Clara Rosa Tut 6csniels, MaEscaibO, T.
Payens:eds * CO.
Brss-Aiilo fBr) Campbell Msnzsnls, X. J. G. A. De
wolf Cha les (Brl Smith Halifax A. SmtheIs Co. T. NJ
Msyhew Br) FIRTH, Bermuda Smith, Jones Co Julia
smith Lisbon Van BFuut Saght sea Bird Brl Hamilton
St john N. T., Z. Neyius Son WsndereI Br J. Psttsr
sor Queenstown Funch Meincke Nendti AdelpE, John
son, Gusdsoupe, }. Bishop Co.
Schooners Franklin Bell Robinson, Baltimore Merrill s
Abbott; Maryland sanford, Baltimore, NJ. Bedel; Eliza
lane Flandors Bristol L. Kenny Dws (BL) Martin Porto
Csbero and Lsguayts J. 4. Whitney Co; Dr. Frsnkhn
Chapman Norwich, a. & Rockets Manchester, 1hrasheT
HAVE Merrill Abbott; W, Fsulkhn Boston Luisis
Undsrlin, Havana T. Gimaru Aida, Holt, Providence l.
Kenny.
Stesmer,-Concord, Norman, Philadelphia, Lopez XIX
patrick; Beverly, Pierce PLisdephil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

CoTesIoBd-nce 81 The y Y r.biuA
TccxrKrov. y. ?, Nov. a. ifei.
Tie Brdsh brig Peerless, CsTt Dow, from Der
muia Tor Ncw-lors, came ashore Gbou; o'clock
This morning on Long Branch, shout half = mile
above the Old lnet, Little Egg Harbor. Her cargo
consists principally Of sugar and salt The vessel
hgcd about an hour after sire struck, and, with her
cargo, vi. be- . total Ices. The crew and passer-
gers several in number came safely 70 shore in her
boats. She viii be boarded Tomorrow % low water
and Efforts viii De made 20 save Der rigging, spas,
and sails. The Peerless Was built in Bermuda ard
Is 30 uns burden Tie cargo and vessel Gre insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

81 The HaH. Sssye'ary u Wdr
SIR have the honor 10 forward herewith Brig Gen.
Stones report Of the engagement Leesos Oh ne Zt
cit also transmit copy Of the cpsch seat ~ NE 20 Oe
Stone tie ziE Ult being the mentioned n the begin
ming Of his report the basis q his movement encose
copy Of hs paich IL reply Of date NJ dispatch did
no the maSug stack upon the enemy or the
crossing VI the Tye in force By sEy portion Of Gen stone
cousn1 snd not anticipating such movement lad on the
2JtE directed MAJ Gen Mccall 70 Eeura With his division
o. the forenoon o. the 2ls from DIansviei to tie camp
om which he bad sdvsDced provided the recounosnce
trusted him aid have then pleed Being al
v.ed BY telegraph on Gen Stone received during nc day
and evening Of the 2t Of tie crossing Of the ver the m Of
Col Baker the cheek By troops and that nearly
al bis Stencil force bad crossed the ryeT sen 20 him. IT
Edp aLdss FeTIyi he following 5yseh a: ts past TO- o. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
MAEEEED.

KING - MAYER - On Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1t TIE Flint
Presbyterian Church. III this city by the Rev DR. Phillips
the Albert g. King pastor Of the Presbyterian Church.
OF Port Washington, ~ j. TO Miss EliZebeth H. Nsysr
daughter Of the late James Mayer esg OF this city,
MATTFsON-KELLOCK--On Tuesday Nov. Il, by the Rev.
r. H. Chaplin, Raphael NJ Matteson TO Caroline f. dalgh-
ter OF George Kelook, all OF this city,
PIFRCE-WILSON-At Lsusin CHURCH, ". Y, on Monday
Nov H. BY the Rev A. NJ Bsveridge, william > Pierce of
Nes.IOIk to Amelia @. Wilson OF the former place.
WOOD-WILCOX-In Brooklyn, +. D., at the First Bsp
list Chuch Oh sunday EoY TO- by the Rev. d.. Baker
Lieut.. William ~ Wood, United states my, to Miss
Lzde wilcox second daughter Of NJ r. "ilcx sill Of
slyu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

ton, 70 the early abolition Of Slavery IN The State,
aud an abandonment Of an elective judiciary. The
war Will inevitably lead TO many other radical ard
desirable changes in our form Of government, and
the temper Of the new Legislature is Just seh ss TO
insure them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

CHANIIR CoycIRr.-Tle first OF Mason and
Thomas four Chamber Concerts in Brooklyn viii
be given THE evening at the Polytechnic Institute.
The programme, choice one, includes quartet by
Hayden, Suite by Handel, for Piano Forte, Trio
by schabert, and q Quartet by Beethoven. The
Concert WI ecmmerce AZ { olock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

CoEproroy-I ship Er,r4,a rsass,,a arrived 10 II.
lowsg bsy on aond3y, Is en- error.
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Arrived.

o. s. eunbOat Bienvie Commander siedmsn. from Fortress
Ship Lizzie Housn DR. Of Liverpool Cuuen Liverpool
Oct ndse. TO Williams GUi0u. Nov lat A. lon 81 TO-
spoke The bark Robeca Goddard 10 days from Boston bound
Snip Alfred stOrer (of Waldo5Oro) Hswha Liverpool vi.
Bark iva iof Yarmouth y 81, Perry st, John, n. B.,
days in ballast TO Edmiston Bros
Bark MGyfcwer Daysn, New Haven, in ballast to II.
Brig Mazda (of Boston, RchardOu LluEan C. B., days.
Persia tBr, Smith Inssua Il days sal, to d. R De.
seir Hannah Cof Plymouth, Loud Cow Bay days, coal
Scbr. Canning Brl munroe, Cornwsn, n. S, 10 dsy.
sehr H. Sherman, sherman PyOvidenos days, IN bal
schr Ann $ Salier Fish Msuhaanvile. iron for Ware.
sesr yaleta Mean, sullivan days stone for Sandy Hool
schr. Tangent Rich Rcujout Tor Boston.
schr, Sisnte. W White, I9oPton, nails
Sehr. Eliza 5, Busb New. Haven for Albany
Schr. sITiet Ss.aA, Tee Hyanns for Philadelphia.
Schr. Native, De Wood. Bridgeport in ballast.
Schr. Mary Ann BrysUt, Providence IL ballast.
Schr. CoTiuIa u, Joles, Gercester DAYS hsh.
Schr. TSngsls, Brsmlai. Ninahsven DAYS. stone.
Steamer Delaware. Cannon. PhAdelphia ard Cape Nay
sndse and pas. 90 2. PeikinA
stesmeS racony, Ely Phi'dsphs u5's. 70 Lop,r Hs.
Sicsnier Trenton. visOs Trenton n j. iHi,s to william
steamer VIM woodward, oundia Baltimore n,d.S to wn.
Dazeu
Steamer Laurel Christopher Baltimore uadse. to william
,esmer Petrol Young Providence u,dss to Edward Bya.
steamer Osprey Kerney. prov,isnc. nde to z. synuer
steamer Dc2ir. Bowler bos.on lldse 20 n'asier
BELoW-stip American L aiou Hubbard, Liverpool Oct
D 20 Gfnnel, Atatusu a &C.
shAiLEoT;Noy. l2-Sag. Hegshieq, HsyTe; Advance. +
Ben iioie hong Arno. Htvrc Bsris Gatee lie uersrs
Nm an Na,as &sIse.les bcrnaSotte tNoFs.L osta
Z fcwooc COX Emerald lle (BTl Gloucester. Briss
s,nson reese Iaos Nuevas NIrhiss CsTdeuss Union.
CoTki Sunoufy lhsk Nok Iiis N-rdouss Peo7sss. Ar.
oyo. p X se4i' Red Aa.!e. DemelAIa, II. Z. DIsoa,
EsfsnzRs.
NfND-D1yirs the day W.
CoEpE,rioylte ship Eressa, repeated arrived ID b.
lowsr Bay on aoudsy Is on error.
Cons crioN.--In foreign markets per Nova SEQ.
dian, the price OF Red Weston Wheat should have
been lOGl2l4.
Spirits Of Tu.pentne wss Grm 6 10 toib LONDON
ard LiveFgool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
ADVERTISEMENT

IAJvertiseulent.l
DREW & FRENCH,
PRopuCK CONsissIoy MERCHANTS.
Rp7rRK, CHKKsK, EGGs, POULTRY, GANE, GRAIN, FLovs
POBK, &C.
No. Eric buildings New-fork
Oar motto IL "Quick = ard prompt roturnE'
RsitIeUoe-D. H. Martin. President Ocean Bank NcU.Iok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
Movements of Ocean steamers.
M DEPART
Sk0RihiD


IMMATURE ALMANAC.
-Rs.s..6:45 lSets.,.......4:44 Moon-SeSs. t:03
Sandy Hook. 1853 Gov. Island. 545 Hell Osle.. 726
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
rerel. % D : s,elp.len q Rrtler.

eoeapy ths attention 81 exporters to the exclusion Of Butter
Goo3 sItra eh y Ga y Eerii.h Dairy, = H.!
Common y 10 ........5 a Ohio Cheese a 81
BUcKvaAAT FioCG2 100 10. i~is &C choke 81 90 ~
DEssssD noGs-ws oaote,
%s.;era Ely ME- me- ess,i9s 1es aea ~ =
Mestegn, ety killed. weighing .0alle ~, D..'.s@
state country seed ing i2o olso n. - n..--f ey
sale county elssssa sislf ge.y ~ .y. ,.i
Improved within the last dave The si sc-l OF
the for Pooltry II ILalkssrg eay Lcn -
}, from th state end NeJersey urd noi unequ'hV nl'
tsefe oces sUos d,ins Of lean tollor .i9k a. " Ss eve
tlsn any Other pIiod he prc.elt sappiy Of foai y
believed 70 be- large ricas viii lrol .5y ~ w &c -.
suopsy edvise against sending anything 70 IhIk'gnhg
p4arkct not really iat ulrey dressed and IteJ
viii 20 favor h. seseu Poultry iuieudet or lhs4L'sV9s
should reach market Monday and 1oesay pieefl.E
there shoud &c slt, Tho later sfrs 4" ''i' worst
SuIsey. choice .ru al2 Daets ehoiee 2 +. y
CEcssus al ice . MOI an Geese, choice f. 90 o
's ta,s s, S@I sg., .Syareed We ouots:
Sc nm tece. IWes.sTn, choice, p dOzls al
Fr,Tagss-We eac,e: ws,e-n choice q ~ DC.
FKEsH ME,rsCoantry eonssuoIs frequently leave tas
hssieis IN Their Veal and Mut'on' When injuries tie sale
s, s sal,S, GOOD p r.aaa Vel ;......e a.
lsmB............s.''..''s G'tl
coln.ry tnd and cured we Ching O. as Iio8
City slsugh,et trimmed and cHed weighing 6Oaao st7la6
GAMg--Nc quote.
vss.is s.i ;'1'b n os 9 %: teri f' .os %
va psl ,,.... e C. Do f.li j:s:. sal %
Partrdges cl O., Pr. "a 4Difrhific I'm sftp 49, 90.
Quail, l.. l. aud JoI- trapped 4 par.'' 6iG 65
seq q DOH. dl tcI Do, shot, q puir... 500 81
Po1AToEsThe receipts continue gb and prices Of Peach
blows and co.non s3rts are agoin higher. " quote:
Peacheoas Norae1u 4 65L..........Sl 55G$lA
relcbbJws, Jersey, = U5l............ "a %
Buckeyes A. bbl........................ $50 ! 20
MsIcsIs choice y 0bl................. sIG %
Merccrs toctyeter = Dbl, Ia bDls... q ~
MsrceN Troy. = bbi................... ] !00 %
Mrrcers s-edlnz. g. 1tl...........,.... VtU z ~
Rough and H9ady Troy, a bbl......... 20 ~
jackson Whites, = DDl.........s......' u =
Junes, & ObL..........s...s.ss's'.s.ss u -
Prince Absrs 4 bbl.................. a 81
Western Reds = bb................... a l "
Nova SoOtas, = busa .................. 40a 10
Sweet Potatoes f. bbls................. 25G 80
AprrRsThe rDsvLet is ogsn better The receipts from
the West principally Of " inter frui Mixed os axe
bringing 81 l3d ~ ~ - II.
fe0 SO so
barn FRrGr-We quote:
New stsieAppes y h 81 G s. Pums choice, p ~ ~ as
New Western b.. a. s. haspberries.s....'..l3 10
Cherries ............ 1919 Backbeies. GIO
oxIoSs-Red, Pbbi, 88s Al Yellow, y Dbl sla s125;
White = 25a&2i bunch, . hlud., S2asZ D.
GhRncK-F lN Iches, So
TURNIFs, RUrABAGA-f1 DBL, SOD15c.
EARRcv SQrISH-s srsey. p Dbl 15c. ST. Boston 81 20
CHgsEUTs-p bush $50 80 Is,
HCKoRY NUrs-f} bush &c. : T.
BEEswAN-P n, 3lG32e.
HovEY-Ws quote: Clover lin coub) = n, l5dlsc.i
BpckNhe lin combl g %, lO0lZc.
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-18
City intelligence.

Tn i-uE ACCIDENT At Tux GAEuEs The inquest IN
the case of sarah Jano Lewis better known Hattie
James the songstress, who died from the effects Of pio
rcs received at the Gaietes b. her clothes catching
fire at the footlights days ago. held AZ the
residence &c deceased 1914 Mott street. yesterday, Co
roner Iacknan. The jury, 10 rendering their verdict,
took occasion the proprietor OF tue establish
lishneut having the iootiights projected with
wrowcrs ~ 10 guard against ell such acctdents ne
ceased was q native Of Canada, and was only sixteea
years Of age
CoRxcioN--ln last Friday HERALD The names Of the
officers Of The American Institute elected FOR lsti were
incorrectly given. Tho following s the corrected Est
president--wiam Hall; Vice presi.ents-John Gray,
Dudley T. Gregory, William Hubbard; Recording Score
tary-Hcnry Mcigs Corresponding secretary aud Agent
Thomas Mchlrsth: rressursi-Bened,ct Lewis, !r. FL
uanro Comn,ttce-5 r. Comstock, Peter H. Titus John NJ
Reed Thomas n. Adrianco, William :. Socun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-18
Military Intelligence,

srrrrDIrY or THE MAJOR GENERAL or TIE FIRST
DIVISION.
The cognandant OF the First division seems to have
chronc nfrmity for committing serious blunders in his
military capacity. We do net propose TO speak Of those
OF ecen, dates, but merely Of his last one. He has
just issued his order for the parade Of The entire division
OH the I'D inst, and the firing Of unnary, unneccs
sary end unparalleled salute Of ve hundred gunsa half
dozen rational and royal sslutes rolled into one-the
military line TO be formed at two O'Clock precisely Prior
the issuance Of this curious the commandments o
seven OF the regiments, composing the greater
portion 81 the division, had proj.cte and or
dcred voluntary parades of their commands, rssmen
tai lines 10 be formed at half past two O'Clock T. ~ The
subsequent order OF General Sandrd ordering the cy
siou parade half hour earlier necessitates these
colonies to issue supplemental, crder-whch Is quite
troublesome and expcnslve-which might have been OBJ
waited hao General sanford hal the Judgment a fore
sight to order the formation OF tho division line at three
O'Clock instead OF two o'clo X L. NJ
The volunteer parade OF the seven regiments referred
To promised 10 be military treat hut j. thought the
division raradc viii be numerically small as two thirds
city troops are opposed u paracng Under the com
Snand OF the present Major General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-18

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Is, 1861.
Cotton-Sales to-day, &c 500 bales at losc llc for
middng Sugar dull fair to fully fair, 4s&c SIC. Mo
lasses SOC sic Floursuper; IS so IS 60. Freghts
on cotton TO Liverpool, 3D.
MoErTE, Feb IL, 1861.
Cotton-Sales Of 500 bales rniddling lie, Sales
the week IL 200 bales Receipts Of the week IL S5 bales
against 81 0c0 bales last year decrease in receipts this
port 10 date 2l3 75 bales exports OF the week $40
bales stock il port 100 1851. Rest unchanged.
MoBTB, Feb. I6. 1861.
Cotonales 600 bales middling at lie. Market firm.
BALTIMORE, Feb. lie. 1851.
Flour dull: Howard street and Ohio, So 1s,.: City
Mills, IS, sales. Wheat steady red, 81 20 81 rs;
white, 81 IS n 81 90. Corn dull yellow, Csc CSC.
white, $50 Csc. Provisions quiet mess pork SIT rs.
lard, 10c. 1915 Coffee quiet at 12i4c. 1Sc. Whis
key 1Sc.