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VoFSEOoH S.

C,HOECE SUGAR CURED HAMS.
I Do BREAKFAST BACoE,
DO sHCELDBlS,
PLAIN II ANS,
BACON SHOULDERS,
DO RtBBEp SIDES
Do CLEAR StDgS,
FAMILY PRIME MESS PORK, in barrels and hf. bTls
10 CLEAR PORK, do do,
Do LARD. pr ne kettle rendered, in bArreit,
halt barrels aRd Es,
CHAR MESS AND q. o. PORK,
BULK MATS, SHOULDERS, SIDES and HANS.
rs-The above are now in stock, and will be kept
consfsufv on hand through the season, from which
H5tels Grocers Boat Stores Coast Orders and the
Trade generally, will be supplied q market rates BY
FRANCIS WHITAKER,
Packer and Provision Merchant Seventh and Carr
streets, s.. Lcuis, No
Refers = merchants of Memphis, ge1erE!y who % q
s-ovisioa business. ie7-deod5us
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DAlLY RATEe on ApvERTIsINe

of one aqnsre o. ten lines OF less, one lnsero q 20
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CAPITAL.
? The amsunt OF cspitsI stock s5oa 900. 90
;. The o. capital stock paid up is. 900
l. ASS Ers
Cash on hand and in bank s27 5sI.0s
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A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The Aimwell Stories.
The Young YOyagers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmle. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret HuntingtOn's Experiment.
HOOksr's Illustrated History.
The Crusades and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvalier.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
tratsd.
The Hunters Of the World
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur aud bis Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Lisle Annie's Primmer.
Queens and Prlncesses Of France.
Constance and Edith or, Incidents Of
Home Life.
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FOR SALE BY
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It has been stated that Captain Tilton, Of
the United States navy, and member Of the
United States lighthouse board, committed sui
eide in Washington on Friday week last. It
seems that for some time past, Captain
Tilton had been laboring under an unfortu.
nate depression of spirits, chiefly caused BY
The sectional difficulties existing throughout
the country. The Star Of Saturday says:
He attended to the business Of bis Office yea
terdsy as usual, and after returning to his res
idence, a number Of friends called upon him,
aith whom hs conversed about the prevailing
topic until the dinner hour. After his friends
retired, bis family noticed that his melancholy
augmented, and in a few minutes be retired 10
his room. Having no suspicion az to his pIr-
pose, they sat down 10 dinner, and 10 few
minutes heard heavy fan overhead, and rush.
ing up TO bis room found bin lying on the floor
which was deluged with bis lfs-blood. The
unfortunate nan lad discharged a pistol at his
head, esusing instant death.
He entered the service 10 1922 as a midship-
man, and was commissioned as a commander
in 1852. He stood ss high in the service as
any other officer Of his rank. His last cruise
was in command Of the sloop-of-war Saratoga,
on the home squadron, from which be re urned
IA April, 1851. Subsequently, he was ass igned
to duty here, as a member Of the lighthouse
board, in which capacity be was engaged at
the time Of the sad occurrence. When con
manding the Saratoga be contracted the Cha
gres fever, and ever sinee bad been troubled
with an affection Of the hea d from its effects.
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e said drm win please make payment al the odics o.
NJ Bo1uo, where Al debts due ~ The nm will be paid
L. @. EORVBLL,
WM. McKEON.
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rTKHE Coparineiship heretofore ex ting between l.
Il G. Eorveil, o. 0 Boone and william NcK con. Is
his DAY dissolved By mutual ooaleht.
L. G. SORYFIL,
@. BOONE,
VIZ. McKE0N.
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NnTIflE.
SHINGLES.

o. @. -sOCNE viii eo5tinue in the Commission Busi.
osss Is Lereioiore and cordially Recommend him Il
our ri ends. T.. O. EOHVELIs,
gai-Inl VIZ. HcEBGN
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THOUGHTS FoR YouEG MEE.-Costly appt-
ratus and splendid cabinets have no magical
power 10 make scholars. In all circumstances,
as a man Is under God, the master Of his own
fortune, 50 is be the maker Of bis own mind.
The Creator has 90 constituted the human in
tellect that Il can grow only by its own action
and by lis own action il must certainly and ne
oessarily grow. Every man must, therefore. in
an important sense, educate himself His
books and teachers are but helps; the work is
bis. A man is not educated until be has the
sblii'y to summon, IN case Of emergency, all
bis mental power IN vigorous exercise TO efee,
bis proposed object. l. is cot the man who
has seen the most, or who has read the most,
who can DO this; such a one is in danger Of
being borne down, like beast Of burden, by en-
overloaded msss Of other mems thoughts. Nor
is It the man who can boast merely OF native
vigor and capacity. The greatest Of all the
wsrriers that went TO the siege Of Troy had not
The pre-eminence because nature bad given bin
strength and be carried the largest bow, bu,
because sslf-disciplins had taught him how to
bend it.-Daaiel Webster.
II The accounts from Washington repre-
sent the Black Republican sentiment az strongly
in faTor Of war. They exhibit their usual
understanding of the South in suPposing that
the desire Of the South for a peaceable sepaTs-
tion is dictated by sense OF weakness or BY
fear. II simply shows bow much more sense
We have than they. We only desire to avoid
war because our intelligence tells rs it is best
for all concerned. But If these csitifs insist
on it, they can be Accommodated to their
hearts content and we shall all see who will
be the frst 10 cry PeocaVi.-P PauliiHg Mss
Clarion.
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THE TEMPEST. By Wm. Shakespeare. T.
lustrated BY Foster, DoFe, skill, slader
and Janet. Qusrto-
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Landrethls Gard
DtSSOIUfiNn.

FULL supply of thass eeies7sted Seeds i,ISi rs-
a eeived and for sale In quantities 10 suit pur-
ee1sera. =. @. CRAIG
hfra Store. Enrrr and rrnfas srfa
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FOR SALE BY
CEeGU8s s. T'aaeas.

Window Shades.
DLUE. GREEN AND BUFF HOLLAND SHADES
ID made 70 order and put up By experienced hand
FREEMAN & CO.,
s50 Kain street, ProFins bloek.
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THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
illustrated by Harrison Weir. Fine Tur-
key morocco.

POETS WIT AND HgMOR. Selected By
W. II. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
drsd sngravings; full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
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Fancy Candy Havana Cigars, etc.
.ys O T E e..

he viii be pleased at al times to receive the calls Of
bis friends at his stand
UNDER TIE NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.
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WANTED.

A VIRGINIA LADY, Who has had srne eYperie,es
"A 10 teaching, Is desirou6 % obtaining situufisr
immediately 10 southern family or pEblc schooi
She fees well qualified 10 Fve irstructiou in al fhe
usual English brrnches we s. the French lancnaqe;
siso, Music % the Piano, Embroidery, and Greeisn
Painting.
Best Of references given u desired Applicants stst-
lnE terms, etc viii please sddre Miss P Bsx IS
Gsrdoussilie, FisEiniS. ia9a-diswIu
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l. MONTEDONICO,
II AvIEG receaty retarned from Rursps, where be
II laid IN his supplies, is now in rec, .pt OF
800 boxes BEST ITALIAN NACAR0SI;
go baskets SWEET OIL;
100 boxes BEST ITALIAN WuSEi

A large supply Of the best CoGEIAC BRANDY ever
receig ed in Meusphis.
Besides these he has extensive supply Of al kinds
o. WINES, and al other articles usually Kept iH
Ike o. business including El kinds Of
, 1861-04-06
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.
-Faln1x EvEanse, 1pFl i, 1851.

: -Fan1K EvIAnss, 1p1l +, 1851.
Ffo6a.Escsised as}s iSbh b6!s. Nstsst n sate,
ssaa soo sPa9Ft ss @ @ al fes eSs ose a
100 bbls "Nonpsfeil" and 100 bbls . Cascade" 4at
hooR Spring sxtrss st q 42aa de1: a0o bb1s a.
sPaRs s5a. T. = = Z 1so 6b sdsar
- MMI y sT9FFs-lo tons Middlings In bags1at
a.9 W9aEAT-Rssslvee Eat sss 1s.1A bu;v Market armsr.
Club at s7He il store; 7oo ba wintef receipts ddat
e5c ~ store; 1000 bu fresh receipts No springat
Sae II store 1900 hu' do at size IN store 1000
do 4 7ec f. STORE; Is oo5 bu DO at Fsxe IN stole
sales Sod 81 Gana1 Mixed At Mxc adoat~deiIy7:.
Mixed it i stere; b. d. At ssel stose
1900 bu ysN6w Ae 29k on tack.
n,5 9A13Rssessirs$ a Market da and
RYEIkeeeysa, e &C 10 bu, Market quiet. salese5
BkREEY- Received es4 bu. Market ddp
saes ~ sssgs g1oa 90 u ft e. % 20 bags do
sEEDsseRe:elyed, 8. a26 Ds. Timothy Advanced
100loc. sales we're 75 bags prime ii $245 ;lG0
bags good at Saas; Is bags fail at S22s; il bags
cessTsd with Light inquiry Sales 1s bags gdo1
HstSaM1EEsw arl. county and city at 1ts;
ALCoHoL-steaay Ut a1@sse q % %e1. q
MESS PORk-Ffrm, with Better demaAd.
sa1s9 I'll F9@ MasssxPp FL stx Pased at s1s
hAaRTDaNominal N sss@eEe
;AIl oW-49 brls pTrne city at SIC.
HlDEs-ReceiEed ,6l, -. da4. Market steady.
GTesS X@skc; Gt&en Sailed e@R1Gc Dry Flint
Gk3oM coRN-s tons good at 80. i 9
f. BU tTER-1s pks choice roll at lie; n pigs
EGGs-EasieT.. Sales IS brIs at sc-packsr's
/
, 1861-04-06

At this time, when public indipnat;or
against our chrrency system Is at it's heieht
owing to: :thesxaje ctianxHet asaarge number o
+ the issues Of our State banks, everyb6dy asks
VIII. does not the law recently passed Nv the
Legislature afford the promised femedY?s
That new:fasa for rathiesrthe emendmsnfs In
INC old laW},as Ameas1resof remedy or re-
1ofm, Gomfs z e. tak sbbortr of cmeetingt the public
Wants 1the course W> time, pefhaps, The
enecl may Re butnet necessarily So
~ ~ w ~ Pc sseG PY the tollpT
II 1s 1sE tsa a9Ssas sssees 81 ths L., State o,
tarty for iRe elTcnlatins GoteaShie n 4 s1j III
right ,ss hras itgeea q o'"-S -:
I'd Every Bank in the State Saav Il ap16int an
agent, VINO shall keep an office In Chicago OF
Springfield, for ths redemption Of its eircs,-
lalt9g notes; bqt none Of the Banks now nr.
ganized are required to do 50. An Banks
oaghs t. beroaspestad TO do Cd: r. jE1 ~''''-''''
g: Ihat 70 Rank shall. hereafter be organ.
lmzed, m nor a5y additional circulation % Issued
to any Bank now oEgntzed q. ,spesh Bank
snrin99s sarnh 9ase appomtsd AZ agsnt " 6leago o.
one PER cent nntf January iS6s sSd 1T e9l o.
.cez11ng:n {Pa4tent. after taat time!
ath- While- any Bsnk IN undAfa protest for
: 1al!ure to redeeHits circulating notes on de-.
mand as now FFoe1ded by law or under q call
10AS Up aeucaenCfeS III It's hecUritiSS: or
N process Of flquidation; it shall be laWfni for
the Auditor, on demand, to sell without notice
ssSS 5 js sas fss91stoE BssRa1;E
OF any Of the setufitIeS IN deposit hV sncS
1fs;d1, ga1k, with the Auator:n This is good pro
ST. That no bank shall a,s forfeit its cbarte,
privileges, OF hd- fiabi9 to have its bonds sold
TO redeem its circulating Rntes until after The
expiration of six months from The paasape Of
th1s act eFesRt sasabosepto1iaoa. d
9!a; AqL B29k Ehoae Il u e circulating pQtes are
sthe. A4deoF iaA7ut be afakle tp tb9 TtSffI L.
qaioati6h til 'RtacEa:so1 16F afsiI-
ure TO redeem its circulating notes. on de-
mana, for SIX mohths ff66H iHf6 afeE he be nas-
sag9 H 'thts'het. This is simply glYiug the
.:W1id cats, carrie Nanehe to swindls all they
can ITS months tine ~
7th- No bank shall hereafter be oresan3xed
In this State, mar eAalls a4fyt more zcircnlatjpr
notes be Issued to any bank in this State. m,
less said bark Stall have Bona Hde cash caDi-
tal Of at leastttEensF i've -4Honsand dolIaTs.
This would have been made more strinpenf.
by resafFing bahHt ba K <tof .ksae I'd haze IL
least one dollar in gold aslcash capt. Il to eyery
TWO dollars Of tte circulation.
VaIioQa 4athez, provisions mot ef general III
teTest tothe pnhlic, are ellbrsced IL the amend
ments' ~ 1t The above s1e the. principal features
VA tAa new Law. ----, |
, 1861-04-06
MARKETS BYTHE --LATEST MAILS.

NEW OR1zNs, April aAFlots IN good demand
ane ep pFlfas aEs f9e ss fdr ,g suR
es%sRa Eeas 3 q eea E dasaaaesd Sms
and in moderate demand at ~ @l0xe ,for ehSqi.
ST. t deeq e ssa aa tes e.
market + da1Fat &c 4or mixed. sugar in good DE-.
mand , e by prices .4seass d 1909 ahhds e@7Ac
III Il fer faSs pfs 4ssa ri sigSs sao y. Z
change On New folk i jaeuas'. =:
'', ctse1sIfI, Apin An 'tha snsIa, q. 1aatke
4nu1 conttnaes dalA and saReraae aHsd diditals pf
"hletn provisions. 'tareh demaud being chiefly from
M S:sS5 = !; siS$
cleaz zflbaud elashadea, eioslag wisa more bqyets
at8X@shc; thehtter forh Ey-ss::- Theta vas bdt
es sa e s sss % se ee es
ssesrts; 9f xitsees sasSSs & piiessl LIT
H. III ens noins1 s5sd 1pf3Ps Tsfe
ls,lc. =. ''@''N - e'>S 7
Provisions. r. 1ou1synrE.. There was mote
activity In ProKiatons tol and nearly 10O0brle
City mess pork were sold, 6lo bre ut $l7, and $40
brls on private terms. The market closed drm add
SaGgsa with snt ts t. eibs The Rs1
tonss B6r6n remains very drm, with good dE-
'maAd on southern orders, and to-day about 100
ribbed sides 10xc for Gear 1ib ar d1axe ror clear
fkidee Thexew edbhusRg thf oulki meates ard
g ooo pa were sqlt at 61(e for shnqlders aats4c
!or sldet. Lard Is firm 1t &c for ue1ees, aaf.ez3c
=. A: A less doing IN
s aac sEzed stzte X1o Is talsssisi 4 cana.
aiaR; Mys Il tse stsset 81 ss tee bS at sf
parcel 1t The 0ea&rairai1toaa, s0ia Is US delivered.
Sseo seo j. t Is ssft G ab tf sas e ts M ssta
new northern. There is 1 eiiehf impFoyement ii
shedemaad Tor BARLEY, get the market ia Tery tnaf-
tive: c7r lots tell q, 90 foE Madison counfyaWp
Of aeooobu eanada East tBxfley has been s#dG.f
1Vhtakp aotadnE hass si,een rdases1o tn8ies1e thE
inprpTement n NeN York; aha4t no hbls sold It
ST.; s ss = ass siE G. II pa ssIs:s = HSSs
tiIaothy: md saee fer state 1rime. 'Lty< aoss4
,@s<ing ths 4s1k swesk. sa1ss ef ho9t n thk
M ESt;ff B; TsaSRt 5sy4s s lS$ss e s !. s S
9Rsltt s II I'll a5efsn eEsl a9
dgures.-6Ea&EfKsd1.
49, HtDEs reFEw Fo1K-Aprff 1.-THE market y
quiet and unchanged. Sales, 75Q western, ,.lsAgA
damaged Csieafss eos.ta1srsee re- i Weight * rs. af
81 e2H each q; and 10 bales prime do. a7eragf
weight W ~, u q ss;f aaeh, to go east-coaf
Ttere wera IRz9e shipments to Ifalpool, Il shade
stsd affs 7ssB s s. ses 3sss5 ! .
niIo5R fSs 81 eofn y eak ~ s4gs. Aad Rs
CON, ,ased; 1eo hhhs t.ilow;3 ases9: sos7 htle-ros
eess a9m sr!s Floar At ssed and 1alse ware
va ssposis paad. hoxevs1s Ss a soo Is bseE sssd
, 1861-04-06

r. NEW Toak, :Aprtl5.= AsltEs=s sutet md stea-
FL6u8rVopiinn heavt tAnd IN. .hsbt oT buyers,
S ssS 'as1Rss ase sstk 81 sa
:! r stt5A esf ~ ssslDg
$5eo95 % for shipping biaads eztTa I'D O.;
IS 1907 0efer trade brands do. Matket closing
d9ll ~ an1 tending d9sEqsvardsof the sales. about
s!ls Mss t7ks for & pses thR
only very limited bts1hees doing; Ia1es 60 bis at
:$5;4o@N 90 Tor e0m1on ogood extra; .$7MAT5O
d9aoainp dseI Parcels At saaS@f To- cp{4 Pfa ul and
c,S wA5sS1ln -, goed request; Mathetar sales
aS SRs1sMWhke@sf R!is W1Shk@1se be:ev and
u1n and coh19odn grades: e:alsance IN ffeights
and decline IN sterling exchange has an nlfaTora-
BE effect: Sales 600 bu fair Chiceso spring at
aa ssaSfass 3 nd tS asessaaE stfE
@iss aeiseFed 9100 ba fsd stste at s. s. dei7 sis
common to very choice 1850 bu white Cdnada; at
$l.53; 300 bu amber Jersey at 81 ii. Rye quiet at
65@67c. Barley in moderate .denand, without
%e5s!,s! % ] + gRR R5Ss' asa sfs CO. II M as
iasy ayp a 56 @ s ssS@ sS@ss cosa ~ much
PF9e ee %ss1esa z 1ea ~ n steEs Ct es@se dey
iow; zoc for old do';s 62@6gc for new Yellow Jer-
eey; CSC for straweolpred southern Gats duh at
23DS3kc for western and Canadian; 33x@34c for
bu at 75@7se. >, r,r,.'..a, @Se - NV
very good demand; IAdes1 co., brls at $IIoO@l7.25
for mess; $l3q1fpf PifHTR Reef firm and dem4nd
moaerate, SAes;19Q bfls at S4.75@50 90 for country
pfl9tei $5:7546,25 for country mess $3.O0m10.O 90
Re patEed1 1neah; 10 50011 TO for extra do.
Prime mess beef dull and nominal at 8TAmla:5O.
Hams quiet and firm at 1e@15c for state and west
err: c4t meats II modefnte request; sales l5o
Pkgs at 6aF@Szfe for ehs4 41ders; 8@s1{e for ham
Bacon 4qlet La7d5teady; sales 500 Urls at 9@lOc
for Nc ! to priAe western. Butter selling slowly
At 12914c fot Ohio; 1401ac for state, CHEESE
steady at 775@t0c for inferior to prime,
GEeGEH!Es--S#gar-raw- in favor oY buy
ers, withrtais business, safes 1881 hhds Cnba at
4A@SA, chiefly 4h@AA; ia hhds Porto Rico at
6A@64; 800 boxes HaVana at 5N5%, and by auc-
ton 250 hide n O. At 455f@54 -aad @a hhds Porto
~ BEG Ct 5z@6*. Molasses. heAsy :tsales
30 M bids e fuha ! zAMpsc9yado M At2o@2sc: 81 hhds ? r
tlon 80 hhds Porto Rico at &C.. .~'', ]
S?ocKs-Exc:ted and dnctuatiug: Violently. the
active liet showing q E1jeht. Involvement.
q Q:s2r c & RI 531d,- C & Tol: l:ssX, G & CTk. IN
g scrip TX, 81 cd S6A, II "a &, Read 495f; HarI
IS do pref 39A. nud 43, N 76x, Erie esx. Del
& Hud 80, Pac Mail B3A, III c bonds IS, No IS 6SX. !.
tered 95a.
, 1861-04-06

R1cHa1oNp, Va, ApriI4 1.-The first fourresb.
lutlons Of the Committee on Federal Re]a.
tlons having been adopted, the Convention
took recess, aud on reasgembling, in Com
mlttee OF the Whole, MIR. Flourney moved to
amend the fifth resolution BY striking out
the words "and to aid in SUPPORTING domestic
institutions" thus making the, declaration
simply that the legitimate use Of the forts.
&c Is to protect the country against foreign
force. Agreed to 69 to 81. Two other amend
ments were referred. Mir. Carlisle moved Il
amend by striking out the whole fes011tloA.
whiehWas nega.ired The resolution, wds
adopted. ur.,- .y.7 a,.>s 49,
The sixth resolution was staken un Mr,
Harv1e moved to strike 4out the Wholeand i'd
sert: Reso}tad5 That an, Ordinances of Sc.
eesslon, resuming the powers delegated BIZ
same to the qualified Vstens Of theEommou-
wealth for adoption OF rejection atathe polls
adopted @ s. Ills :9 eenseneiea.S Asaeola vs. 70 p
Mr. Goggin moved to amspd by insertinh
hfs own ordinance, but withdrew il II
Several motions were made that the COM
mittee rise, but were Ill votea down.
So as ss rss ssst FSssteS yss a. = ii t.
Union men were much rejoiced:- Pending
this the Committee rose and the Conyanios
adjourned.
RICHMOND, April a-The Convention nd
5ourned sine de last evening" ~ H.
NORFOLK, April 4-Hon. Roger A. Prvaa
arrivedhere~t to day, and was received bv d
great crowd and salute Of $50 guns. He de-
hvered an address tonight
distqFbanes t repefted to haye,ncoufred
among the Wn;k<aen at Fort Monroe, Oh Id.
side Of the walls. The soldiers dared not H.
!
, 1861-04-06
KctofclnEs in st. Louis.

81. LOUIS, April 5.-The steamboatmenI
parade last night in honor Of the election :
Daniel 6 fayfor, Mayor, swSsas fHe most bril-
liant aud imposing 2eVef=-s seens 4fr7st Louis
Aoout so yawls mounted .au wheels 1pto9usell
decorated, with ala1ge;nu1nber Of onaHibnsea
carriages, horaett1en: I'd Ell Hkens on fS1t, wer,
In Procession lie strssts were .densel'
thronged with enthusiastic Ypectatqfs;s init
Republican and sHetala printing Off ,of17ceYy s and
graf many yspFiyasecdwelllngs 7fere brf1iiantl1
Illuminated, and the display of torches, pyrdi
technics an<f boAHtes was Fesst fine. A salutj
OF l59 gQM N1s fred in the evening.
, 1861-04-06
Tuesd1yss New IT 0T1x Cattle Market,
fEram the N Y TEihune aS Xadnesdar

u
feature 4ht Hgslsa ARs S9Tas 6e a4e. 1ssa5g %eeg
s3g ss gfa bsst oE s55ss 59essl Is
-than'they were this day week There are to-day
ally Of good. fait Or meaiqm anaIity, BIT not
equal to last week, and although thu market: Is
not "a ~1f@ely one, we think that ntsriy all
+ Of. the. frat clAss', buocks Bold n" ahe fore
ass 55nS aags net 5ss1s REss %a,s egDs, 4aa
the same elssa Epuid hare realized last Tuesday.
That is, we believe many more hpllocks eold TO-
day at cents net pound than LAST week. and that
we could have bought thea any number ct $H
cents to-day. It Is the unanimous opinion G the
dretclass butchers that treir beef will cost them
half cent pound more this week than last.
aome Of the br1kers~ however insist upon 1t that
eh!s not 20, but our own observation ieaaa Ito
c6iItida witt the Butchers. There Ia not as great
an advance op the lower grades Of stock. hns We
think. 80 far as sales have been made to-day, that
thsgaoe Of III stEts Fisa than Last
tfa5 tie it'll h1ye nskn Ssfy LIS si6R I'll ft9o.davof
all inferior sorts aud, from the number that Will
be lett overto seil morrow The prospect Is not
favorable for any advauct: The cattle that caihe:
the open cars Or peps, suffered from a cold snow:
storm, and loo ked sameWhat the worse for it to-
day, eqd this produces a marked difference In
opinion aboMt eettpAtes uf The swnefss
thse xa9 6atcsa1s ensS the nsf % 2B
afe eapaly sure that the estimates bf owners and
drovere are too high. This, more than the asking
~pflca per Podh6; aes prevented ISLES 10 1hat at
noon the proportion Of cattle sold sta5 nnhhially
'small, RadapReareA to hare some effect upon thse
MARKET teYaEd night, somewhat reducing fhe RATES
large number hetng1et QXer I'm g2le the second dhy
is not favorable foF thu soEers In fact, as night
approaches the market shows very decided ten
dslEY toward decline. :
, 1861-04-06

IT EoHld seem TINT oil tsif i fa the
word IS not eQnflhed to Z anksev a:si jHar
| 9sm's IDEA sf Helin cAoice> f'se9fs hF; ;1ha
Iaasssnny Lind coaeers each lily 1t 81 an Il.
f.ANsgant premium to some fellom aa1tous for
| noto1iety, has found an. i15itatnf, 50 Eonkd1.
rate seeretsEy Mfaan6iningar whb, Tic iSlaesapi,
apnoaaeea, has bid III 30 per- eeat, .brefnfnn,
tG5 the first 81 ,o00 h ben1 be s1e5 ;hR fhh
southern Cohtederaey 4.n 20 Erses sseye e
= aaa eapasal i adNefsng dodge for the purchaser,
;aa es Mii 1HaEe tnfng OF II, ns1fIcnIaflt
+ Gsecfanuti Gasetk-