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THE WAR AND i'm LIQUOR DEALERS.

hcssrs H&sEctt ard Holmcs, txciso 1cnnissionsrs
hsve Instructed the attorney 70 ,hr Tosri 20 request
tho sheriff 70 orbear ha erccuon N proves ains' ths
perFcrs % liquor dealers who Defendants In sudg
morts and Who heorg 10 military crs - 6uors, q wa
N BE- actually eaTViei volunteer, w tArther oriefs
This has been done because many cf he enpers q mo
different cgnens recently ordered q~Ny have been de-
iaved from gn,ns under process vnoh mstel them
"a suee custody An auch however, have been a
charged aud ~ prevent future trouble military deiin
qlens aud vclrnts VIII for the tine bong, 10 Or no
tested by the service o. personal process.
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A PATRIOTIC INCIDENT.
TWO uao7nrRs LEAVE THEIR BUSINESS IN c

TO JOIN THEie RTsIMFAr.
Two ~ members of he seventy rst regiment learu.
~ the departure Of that BODY nom New Yok inmedi.
tsiy ci1 sed their business n Cnafn and nov en-
oac frr The city, with The interinu or fellow ng ana
dining the seventy arst. They have addressed tho fol-
ow ng to tho recruiting Cicer nj $50 f1sbs street.
M0SrT,Esi, april %, 1857
Wy brother and myself viii report Ourselves 10 person
al Your once for duty IN t. coutrs ami
coores cali a. sean as Il 4 poss bic 10 reach
city. NArg ANfEL DAVIS.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
THB OATH OF ALLEGIANCE I'd THE OFFICERS AND
CREW or THE GNATIoNs-NoRE
TROOPS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LANGUAGE.
BOSTON, April q, 1881.
Afu company to form another corps Of Tying artillery
enlisted in two hours yesterday under Hon. xoses G.
Cobb. They are ne and healthy looking set OF men,
and win bs furnished with six riaed cannon and all
The steamers Massachusetts, and South Carolina have
gone the Navy Yard 70 be raced ana converted into
vessels.
The oath Of allegiance 70 the United States was admin
htered anew the officers and OF tho Niagara and
all but four subscribed to Their names will be stricken
from the roll. H ~
The following officers attached to the Niagara have re-
signed:- 1850 4a f
First Lieutenant J. N. Brown, OF Mississippi; Fourth
Lieutenant d. ID. McCerce, District Of Coumba Aidshp
man Ed. D. Read Virginia. Chief Engineer WIN. P. Will
liamson Of Virginia. First Lieutenant OF Marines Israel
Green, Virginia; Second Lieutenant Of Marines Il. Geo.
Butler, Virginia. Purser, Thomas Ware, virgius; As
sstant Engineer, Henry Ramsay District Of Columbia
Mdshipmen Swan and schley have telegrAphed their
friends last night for instructions to their course
The Second battalion Of Infantry occupy Fort In
depence, In Boston harbor.
The privrte subscriptions to equip Fletcher websters
regiment now amounts to 412 500 Tho regiment will
soon be in lighting condition.
Some exctemens caused 10 day by sedtous lam
gusge used by Lieut. Brown, Of the resigned ocers
Of the Niagara. He arrested by the police autho-
rifles but subsequently conveyed 70 the relieving ship
Ohio.
The Niagara win sail to day for New York.
MEN OF MASSACHUSETTS.
The advanced guard OF your glorious contingent are
withou. baggage or band, change OF clothing or must
Clans Honor maintained oil else lost while they forced
their way through Baltimore. Yet never was more
magnificent sight displayed 70 soldiers eye than their
march up Pennsy avenue Saturday evening last
even without
- the shYill trump,
The spirit stirring drum, the piercing hfA
Rely on " thoee earnest determined men will unfaer
pgy do their duty In the hour OF their counrys trial.
See to IL quickly that your brave standard beavers are
relieved. JAMES w. POWELL
THE WOUNDED MASSACHUSETTS SOLDIERS.
William a. Lsmsoh, Of Lowell, was the soldier wound
ed at Baltimore, and not William II. Lawson.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Mich, April IS, 1861.
The Governor has called extra session Of the Legs
ature for May T. Five regiments have been offered 70
the Governor and new ones are forming.
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KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE, KY, April "a, 1851.
Governor Msgofin tomorrow will issue proclamation
calling the Legislature together on the 9th May.
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UNION DEFENCE COMMITTEE OF THE CITI.
ZENS or NEW YORK.

OFFICE No. 80 Pfvs SraEEr, I
Nsw NoEH Aprl %, lsel !
The permanent Offices Of This committed are es,ab.
shec h TINS b. dng where f)m s1d sitter tais date,
81 oom nunceiions mus. be addressed
Office hours are from A, VI to5f.a.
Committees will meo. daily at I'm
The Executive Committee Will meet daily In addition u
the above, at the Firth Avenue Eotsi at eight p NJ
The Cpitei States government, tho St.re govern nent
the municipal authorities and citizens az New York are
VA cordial ara act We CO operation with this committee
= The Com tniitee 10 organized IA foiioxs:--
joan A. DIX, Chairman,
WILLIAM N EvARTS, Secretary,
THEODORE DEHOS, Treasurer
Moses Tsyor, soses a. Griancll,
Richard NJ Blatchford, Royal phelps,
Edward Pierrepcnt, WIN. rdge,
Alex. T. Stewart, Greene q Bronson,
samuel sloaD Hamilton Fish,
John Jacob Aator, WIN. r. Havemeysr,
JchnJ Cisco, Charles ii Russell,
las. s Wads~orth, james T. Brady,
Isaac Bell, Rudolph A. Witthsus,
James bcorman, Abel a. Low,
Charles II. MNeha1 Prosper NJ Wetnofe,
Robert h ac0ud5, A. g Ricnaras.
The Comptroller Of the city Of New York
The prerd,nt ~ the BOARD OF nicrEsa.
The President Of the Board OF Coupclmep
yArcrtrvE COMMITTEE
Simeon Draper, Chairman.
Thecdor. penon Treasurer er ofcio.
Prosper NJ Victim 70, secret.ry.
Ao+es Il. Grim ell taoes wauwcrth,
G. R,charrs, Ieasc Bed,
kifh n biatCniord, Nhss III MARSHALL,
samuel Scan, JCnn Jasoo As,cr.
COMMITTEE HssScr.
Chas. y Rsa.el, A. A Lew,
Theodore Dixon, MOSES Taylor.
iamsa r9lTnan
COMMITTEES coRRssPoSp-~ck.
Ham lton Fish,
w.M. Eva'E, Edwards ricrreport,
James + Brady, JOIN gisco
cossrTTss SUBSCRIPTIONS AID 1olIxcrova
Alessndcr I stewart, william l. Uaveueyer,
william & nodsc, Rncoiph A. wttttll3,
Robert n. McCutdy. Rlvs phcps
Al appropriations viii he m sds ~rnten applications
the oftce or the committee. room H. NJ 90 Pine
street.
Receipts and disbursements al The OH 9 Or The Trea
purcf, 'ocrn -
Published by order OF the Executive committee.
SlAEOS DRAPER Chdtmsr.
Pkoar,R WrryoRr, Secretary.
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CONNECTICUT zOUAvES.

New HAVEN, April Is, 1851
company Of young men OF shs city, numbering
about $50, have formed corps of Fsa d. EnfT
Zouaves. They leave for Washington the steamer j.
NJ Lewis to- morrow ut two O'Clock p. N.
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q OF JOHN BELL, OF TENNESSEE
LoursvnIE, KY, April "a, 1851.

Z n
The Nashville (Tenn) papers Of yesterday contain
speech Of Hon. John Bell, advocating strong military
league between all the Southern States against the
mon invading foe.
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ARKANSAS.
VAN buren,, Ark, April a.

VAN BUREN, Ark, April ~ 1851.
The Van Buren, Press, the leading Union newspaper in
Western Arkansas to-day hosted it, Office the Con-
federate States flag The United States troops at Fort
Smith the post last night and o for the In
dian country, The State troops occupy the fort
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GEORGE LAW on THE WAR.

LIVE OAK TaByg FOR PLoraa THROUGH MARY.
,tsp-IF THE ADMINISTRATIONS WILL Nor NOW
THE fEoTLI WILL.
Nav YoRx, Aprii IS, 1851.
To rHK PRESIDENT on Tue UsHsD SraTFs-Srs-Ths poo
re free states have been tor tirc cot
IN from Communication WITT the capital q their country
by In enc city 81 Baltimore. The troops of the
nefal government haze been attacked aud shot down
by the mob, in Their psssaee through thai city IN pur
t-iee the orders Of the government The lines Of
cor Dcaten have been destroyed and the authority
az he general government has been at This
q thnse has been permitted TO continue for nearly
seek and troops going TO the capital have osen dc
lsyed have had 70 fsd their way by irregular AMI
eHooittus routes, very much 10 their ncopv, renee.
tzens OF The free StsP have either been prevented &
asether 'rum visiting the capital or from returoing
snos 10 tber bomes, have been compelled 70 the
ssontlet been subjected ~ all sorts Of Insult ard
errrer end have had 10 resort 10 the most circitoas
KCutes Ny private conveyance aud At exorbant expense
All facilities ~ mai telegraph have been oil BY
AZ Same unlawful aesonhlase Ia Baltimore nd CLh.r
taf's 81 hJyie CT time when free communication
- much required between the free States aud Washington
rts pubic mind already excite1 - tno CHEST pout
thss 'b state Of thugs hss been long tolerated s5a
sts people are determined that free and UNINTERRUPTED
Ccn EpnicGt v,h the seat IS government shav Do in
rtdAtey established, NOS By olrCutoIs ronies but by
she direct nss II mnuhictn that the, have hereto
GcT0 IsveHtd oYpr. aOi ~ as ucm pisl II fyt-rrmeu
lal hsy az once sGis opn an it,sk nos.
xss<g II communication, ond nat 0eg pre ard fy.err.
ia, nom Gay futhr interruption. JaLei III isas7s u,
Jsqlc 7 b. c,mptlted 70 take into tar hams, L.
sos cno4sa.cs u Mat they nag, ard ~ lem fan esre
.s,yVtu ~ ~ certainly desirable that this be ioue
taiorfh he gnaFly constituted authorities a. washng
tor he uusnt IL earnestly desired 70 at With
cut delay
There etlre y 1inty u jee'ug inc part Of The
poo''s g. .bc ,&yes " gslan The govoInmant and
satta|a - tr. "a
sLtti ~ Pres aglt that this letter viii not be 70
CIV 'ns ud5 ~ q vri.rs simply d. What feel
= 90 ny e'y az cl4ten 90 d. In this extrao binary
a.SnSi ihugs have ihs bonor 10 De cir, your uos4
gbeoient fervsLt, GEORGE Law
PATRIOTISM or pBG POST OFFICE.
This morning ~ ten oclott gigantic liar viii 10
gatef 81 The ceda' street etd Of the Post once The
orrHsn Is 70 Be celebrated u Appropriate manner by
BE- attaches an speech vii te dsiyeroi by General
A. Tx The rag = sad u be one Of The nues. In the
. y, soo IS twenty teet by iblty The Whole affair, Gg
san and al, st over lkGes hundred dollars.
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10 owNIRs AND MASTERS OF VESSELS.

CrsroN Horw;, CCr12croR's prIcg,
NEW Yoau April Is, 1857.
All veseslcsvirg port will ~ required 70 cxh bit their
oesretctt 70 ,he vessels s.aioaed at the Mar
rowe, tto Kns or At ihrog's Necs
Outward bosnd SiI approach tho revenue yes.
acl md hcavoto unit bearded hy no revenue oHicoa
BRAN BARNEY, Collector.
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MILITARY SPIRIT IN the METROPOLIS.

Seven Reg iments Ordered TO Hold Them
selves IN Readiness 90 Dmbark for
Wsshina ton-The Wilson zouaves Gone
10 staten Isiand-The ssvenGy.Nsnth
Regiment 20 Enceap ~ Fort Rich.
mond Con tinued Activity OF tho Vol
unteeF Movement, sc.
We are enabled to-day TO give more extended &C.
count Of the movements among the militia regiments
ard volun 'er organizations Of the city, and 1t win be
observed that new bodies daily sprDgng into exist
ence, while those already formed are fast perfectng
themselves in military discipline, and are almost ready
for immediate departure for the seat Of war. One Of
the noticeable features o. the movement is the NUMBER
OF organizations composed Of persons representing all
the natiopalties OF Europe-those struggling heroes OF
liberty who come forward to fgnt for those prnc
pies in the defence of which they have already fought
THE POLISH LEGION.
Lists for subscription 10 the fund for the equipment OF
the Polish Union Legion have been left with the following
committee for Taylor, Esq, OF
Messrs Taylor Bros bankers 2i7 Brcadv way and 70 Wall
street; Charles A. Megs Esq, of Messs Meigs Green
leaf, bankers so Exchange pace; Julian Allen, Esq,
merchant, 1870 Water street
The committee Acknowledges the receipt OF the follow
ing SUNG
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r III II w A R +.

CONTINUED FRVA FIRST pAaEl
uuus large number Of Aom were present. and whioh
- received viii great applause.
me exempt nsmoeFA o. the department also held
MEETING last evening aa F1remon's Hal, and ade ar
rAnFen~n's 70 act - escort 70 the departure Of tho
RkemAn Z0AHfea.
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FAMILIES OF THE voLUN-
TfRRs-$50O VOTED FOR GOLD BOX FOR MAJOR
ANDERSON.
Al
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LIVE OAK TaBYa FOR A PLoraa THROUGH NARY.
,tNp-IF THE ADMINISTRATIONS WILL NOT N0ys
IRE fEoTLH WILL.
Nvvr Anti
, 1861-05-01

ARMY NrE5Es-ThQre Kf11 be q special
meetirg OF tbs Wcn an Volunteering, this af.
tarAoon ut nalf: pas: three o'clock, ln Bryan
Hall As this Is for final organization, 1t will
include none Others. Punctual attendance ls
Requested to heaS the report from the legis,a.
tu1e.
, 1861-05-01

NEW YORK. April sQ-F1oCn-Flour duu
heavy and &c lower. The serious decline in % .,er.
ng n4g,e3 exchange hss sausea material falling Of IN
iof super s.ase;. s5e5G5ss k.r e exfSa 11s s1sis. ~
- 15G55.29 fer suPer western; rs. .25m5 "a fnr.
common s amal 70 medium extra western: S565@5 65
$57oG7oo for trade brands do, the market clo. in1
AeaEy. tanada -four dali aud prieea slightly favn1
pnreaaseTs sales Of GOO br at Is Sci 50 for
eonnat eomnon 70 s sh41ee extfa Rye honr IL oderas.
chang.. Sslre OF $50 brls at Sass for Jersay @ ani
$3 70 for BrandyWfue 'S'u
brl3 at 1sG18Ac, chiefly 1t the INSIDE Price. wv
aAa1NMN N. " at nesE.t dull, heaEy and tr,ft,
hss sfsnas n des19e II sterling exchange
eales 4s 900 bu Canada club at s. Pas1 :: 6
bu milwaukee, club at Sla7 del; al. .sS] bu wintsp
hn red western a, at q I'd On 60
western at $I4oGl.s5; co 6u while Ky at *1 4s g.
D1 85. md 500 hui white Cal At si,a5. RE- nn;e9
heavy he stead3 ed IL rnlss 5o bu at sc Barley dull and
there Is less doing aDd picee are wi nj
change: sales 600 bu ut CSC for old mixed zezt.
esa @ ~ store 67G6sc for new mixed western; 66xc
1or ne~ eoutasrn yellow, and 7oc lor white scu1n.
ern. Oats plenty and dull at siRs5c for westen
a. Canadian. and 351S6c fnr eiate
o.5 l5RoFiSIosa-Po1k TEL Is dull, heavy and lower,
for prime. Beef quiet and steady, les s51 hrss IA
At SaGA5o for eountry prime; IS 87H@6 IS for
county mess. $l0e1l1 Tor repacked mess; S11.50
email sales. Beef hams dull at $I3@1s. Cut
meats ne EathsF quiet Sales 500 pkgs at 6E@ss<c
ior shouide55 and sH9s2@c for hams. Bac 4 dill
and nominal Lsrd dull aud heavy. Sales $50 bris
At 94@toc, Butter selling at 1Cl15c TOR Ohio. Is
G2o: 1or state Cheese stea6y at sQ3.0Hc for IN
Inferior to prime.
GEocrRlEs-sugar, raw still very heayy nr,caa
n lavor Of purchasers; the gales are 9.1s7 hhGs
1 Can; at 4@5Ae;; 10 hhds Porto Rico al 4X G5cs
sha l'liS 6vxes Havana ut t; and By auction l4o
dull sud unchanged; saes 2s0 buds Cuba musco.
va, xada pa5t At a9sec and the reinaiuder On ais
nfl. N y at 529135c and so bids r Mt Soc
chl 81 &c Nail 81. 81 :Erle 70 Is; Dei d Hud
foa q y; va Us 20, 81: c 233$; heading SlE: N
~; ~ = SCRIP 5I5<<; Erie unsecured bonus ba:
, 1861-05-01

PROflSloNs.--Ihe receipts OF provisions dur
174 bbs pork 3o5 76s lbs cut meats. and sstB0 las
lard. The shipments were: 1s2a bb1s beef: 5.748
bbl5 posk, 2sa 900 lbs c9t meats: and aae,oss lbs
ing the past week has bean 1rm but inactive.
Mess po1k is he'd at s1e@s1 90 for new 10 Old but
he traaeae Iona hare hosn limited to the demands
n 81 eas o1 .sa a sSt as r.
600 lbs b ve ehansed hands at s1{l6xc TOR ehoii-
d'rs aud &c, for sides packed. Lard Is quiet and
1aa eala2 A. ceass ssys @ Sse
eefred from Kentucky and Tennessee; but no it.
tempt was made to I'LL them.
H1DES-The market tor Hides Ia unusually duIl
f pEsss se'f 1 1@s @fed oys5 s a' d2seg S.e
4@4Mc; Green. s@3Ac. ..
:; sERDs-The market for all kinds Of Seeds dur.
very duff, and the sales have been to All small Or
stfhSo@4 73; There Is no inquiry for Hungarian
HIaHwfNEsET1ap e De- decline % In The 1ate Of East
ern exchange has rendered The market dull, and we
note a decline on the week of1@1Ne per gal To-
It tie eoa SeFe ens oag 9s bus
ALcoHOL-stesdy It ss@s7c per eal.
FisH-During the past week 1913 pEga Lake
T Ella Ters received-conststtnG Of last iaars catch
~; y. q ssS7x@sS; No. | Trout, sSas r. Eo.
FRUlTs-Gseen Apples are IN fair supply, and
ne demand Is moderate at s. 00@s 80 for common
to good Oranges and Lemons are higher. because
Inc baz S1 the as o 81 Z
@5@ per ebl pe11p -. s.."*~App!e. afs in Eood
supply and he market is fsther dul ~ ssses o1
!as hastsrn At 494Ac and Southern At aN9se; Un-
Rased Rls Pssshes, s@skc; Pared Peaches. 12915e.
BQTER-1'hs supply. IL etill good, and the mar
e, :; We q9ote Common Roil and Flfktn, s@Sc;
, 1861-05-01
Weekly Review Of Chicago Market.
1uRsDkY EvHa1Ha, april 30. 1851.

TUESDAY EyNHIN0, april 80, 1851.
FREtGHTS-Sinca the date OF cur Last weekly
review the Straits hare been opened. and very
args eet gf ps1PseFs md sa yespss arrived
on Grain to Buffalo The engagements during the
week were rs follows: On The 25th, two small
schoonefs were engaged at 10hc for corn to Bufa-
10. and the batk Morgan at 10c for the came trip.
prop Free State. to arrive, wheat to Buffalo at
104e; echr Harvey, corn to Buffalo at &c. On the
s7th Propeller Quesd OF the Lakes, at MilwAu-
kee, wheat to Buffslo At &C.; prop Potomac. what
from this port to Buffalo at 9e;, propel'ors Iowa
ers Hamlet and Mount Vernon, corn to Buffalo
at 75c; props Buckeye, Wisconsin and Young
America. corn to Boston. via 0gdensburgh, at 3ac
Ou the aash props Gs1ena. Mendota ind Ever
green City, corn to Buffalo at g.; schr Thornton,
wheat to kingston at 1o3<c; Eehr Jamea Navagh,
wheat to 0swego It 1Gc schs Reindeer, Acontfas
md ". s. Nelson, wheat to Kingston at 10c; chr.
Dart, corn to Buffalo At &c; Echrs Middleee1. Peck
Nisht1ngale and Grapeshot, Wheat to Buffalo at Tc;
ocean Eagle. Joseph Cochran Mary Collins, arte.
void, Hart; Barney. Surprise. White Squan, g
Wtnsow, Queen City, Sardinia, s Sheppard, G
Williams Banner. Wiiiiugton and prop Madi-
stn-ah corn 10 Buffalo at 7c
rates were steady. The engagements we're as fol-
lows: echF Anna Craig, race Murray. wheat to
k1ogston at 10c; echcs. Colltngwood and Arrow,
wheat to Buffalo stT28c; echrs, Lively. Tartar Rio
dsande, arctic, johnson, and barks sweeny. Ra-
=. ma, and Naomi. car1 to Buffalo at 1c.
RAIL AND Water FRE1sHTs.-Since The opening
Of navigation the various rail roads leading east
have not agreed on any special rate Of freight.
Ftonr l. taken to New York at 81 ,00@t 05 per brl
falo. BY tie Buffalo and taks huroa ronte ria
Sarnla the rates are: Flour to New York, 95c; to
Boston. 81 10; to Montreal, TIC.
FLoGR-Tho following tables show the receipts
, 1861-05-01
U2lsx@Hl Ruls>Es,

FOR LAKE SUPE- -+eeE->
niCkCs will laay~ = Iar.ey 4 Cas- Dock I'll a.t
e. srnt1 W4ier street TT Iolts LaEa superior, oa
for ffet..t or pas sasa =rply II = HARVEY + CO.
Of CApfa.n on b~at7t aca-axV 1t
, 1861-05-01

"CEspAr EVEN So, April 30, 1851.
WEEELY REVIEW Since the date OF cur last
weekly review the Straits of Mackiuac have been
opened, and the first upwardbound feet Of yessels
hare arrived in port, and are now about ready to
sail with their cargoes Of wheat, corn and -four for
the East. Business of all kinds already feels the
effect Of The resumption Ct navigation; and were
it not for the miserable currency with which ILL
nois cursed the movement OF rain would be
heavier than was ever known at this eeason Of ,he
year.
The following tables show the receipts and thtp.
ments Of leading articles of commerce during the
past week and since January LIST compared with
1Sf0.
, 1861-05-01

The general markets Today were less active and.
owing to 1css favorable news from New York. shs
tendency Was downwards. The deuand for Flour
VIE comparatively light md prices declined SO
loc q BRIL- with fales Of ahopt s. 800 brls at a. $50
6 la1H for medium to good spring c1tras- Wheat
was also in less inq.iry. and priess declined 1e,
with tales Of lo00 bushels, at 9ec for No.
7spring, aid Csc Tor No Spring In sto1e-auhject
to &c storage, For preferred currency No Spring
was sold at &C in store. The Corr market de-
clined s@le, and c1oecd rather du1'-ahout 100 900
bushels changed hands at s6Kc for River Mixed
aaoat; 32x@34c for Mixed In store; and SQJk@
&c for Rejected in stors. Oats Here dull and low
es-ena carload being sold At 1sc sah5sst to g
, 1861-05-01

1sDolEE5 SSLE. -- y lsTaas.
Jsa5am .1 Atdoo, o. the eleventh da7 ot -anaas7,
signed, a. Trustees Decd Ct Teast Conveying ~
p{sasss hsTstaafter de.sr6' 4 70 the Faymsa$
If III sats r ~tsh sea ae aa
anse h 1ebi oads 70 ss Record Ct al bssa Faes
p:gda FaSe IL Ard whereas, default hiss been msds
don has teea sds to ne By Jahs Brcoks a. pst
and legal hoiteF n reo: 70 te eaia renisea ncsf
ta9e sad eufcesss therea expret.e q sdos' co
Few therefore, pabln actice Is hereby ETpn .,tt7
skaA sf pPbls +: sczt5 aosr Il "a
bring eaa fes tes pa1posSs i sa 6esa =! rraai 4
u thrteenth dag Of Apr B. ls r. % nfs1oIsso
nd besd q TEpst d:scrbed ana aitpa;e i E,aastoa
on e ~ ~ Soox sad Stats Of IlIco!a e wits:
osa aoaf Fsda senh Of he aorh Ina ii sect3
&c shsnes ~ sunn,r1
Eest quarter Of the nnr.hW.st ~ s.a ~ t
Il thsEss south sc4s aad ssstY Cur hua.
s:tes eass s;sstss xsss Psas bs ~. q
e. esa asd rod IL paes sf sta ea
scEet6eE E1th shs bncsgs ltrfson; tsgstseP Viz Il !.
80 teESncs8 thgrGIns3 belo. gig md all 16a
ss1, ssa SIT, g u, & i s5 e saia sI -
chicago. Aarch l3th. isEl.
The above sale IL bezsb3 postponed usnl Tuesav.
70 aess = lana s'nf III p'seG eGersoey 4r,...
Thsabo,e a.le Is further po&tpoasd to Friday, sa
ss SD 6 'a' ADaf u asaa e. + aeEGozx Trusts.
fAe ae;ye .ale i. ns1sby tnrtns. p:.tRaasd 70 Aoa
eias eisse 'ae 9TH DAY OF eli; dsaoaYe fs. sss 10
s1si Is std
, 1861-05-01

4Vl-l 31IQIIIEIf1 Z Jus U3b,E12G &QQS, GgG, 1XS
rhe whole Of this item, and portions OF those
marked +, form no part OF the aggregate,
The names OF 306 banks will atpear in the Off
ctat forthcoming general statement, 3A OF which
rspo:ted The Cataract Bank, Lockport, having
been placed ~ the hands Of receiver, and the j.
w rumsey & Co.'S Bank, Of Tasrytown, winding
up. did mt report.
siece the Lust report, the Hampden Bank North.
Castle. ~estche.ter county, and the Wm VII
llams Bank Of Hastings, hare commenced buel-
port this quarter.
, 1861-05-01

y eoa@' ''.'''.s'.''s... 9118QV
TODAY, under dull adyiccs from New York. the
market vas hea!y and 5@10c lower, sales, i'd
bfls !" Beloit City" round hoop at Is 12k del i'd
brls ~ Black Hawk" round hoop. and % bris .:Cat-
DOMAIN round heop, md 600 bris Union round
hoop, at s. 90 Del 900 brls Homo Mills'' rourd
hoop, at S4 So del; 100 b1ls Dixon'' round hoops
at s. del; 100 bEls Smith Mills" and 100 Bis
Atlantic dat hoop, at s5.10. -
WHEAT--Tha following table shows the "a.
ceipts aud shipments during the week;
, 1861-05-01

nRUM AND FIFE BOOKS
- Modern s:hoel eor TIA Drum co1taiuipe ru-
tstnetlonA aud austc, Hy Kesch And Bufuffk so cta
V 11th Master; ronaiatnE Il strHctions end
AaT9s ea Qutcfneps service Calls stanx1A &c. 9et1
Complete knowledge ef the use Of fhs Fta vftfout
& g stS s. ins15sa e. receipt