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Stock hand, 1,lOs 300 bales of which SIS 600 are
| American. 49,
nation in the market but spinners have obtained gem
eral advance OF I'd and in instances d. per In
Sales of Cloth reported at last weeks rates. although
an advance is demanded and holders generally are firm
Breadsuhs-The weather is unsettled and less favor
able for the crops Messrs Wakefield Nash & Co. report
Flour steady at former rates; sales at 25G29s Wheat
steady at full prices and very firm descriptions
red Us. 6ddl2s. white los I'd 3s. per GENITAL Corn in
fair request and easier to SELL yellow 2ss 3d. white 3lC
| 32s - ~ "
200 tcs at extreme rates for
line, but lower for inferior. Pork dull Bacon dull and
again shade easier; 4oG42s are extreme prices But
ter dn and lower. Lard dull at for fine in retail
Taow in moderate demand at lower prices sales at ~
| @}50s. o' ~ " -
Produce The Brokers' Circular reports Ashes AGAIN
easier. Pots, 33s 33s. Cd Pearls Q3ls Sd Rosin
quiet Common 6s 4d., the spot and 6s sd To arrive
Medium. Is. cd ass Fine l5s d9s Spirits Of Turnen
tine opened dull and lower, but speculative demand
sprang and prices advanced 4s per from the low
est point; at the close AS offered and refused Sn.
gars very dull but unaltered Coffee very quiet Rice
unchanged; sales of Carolina at 24s. Sd G25s Bark
Sales of Philadelphia at los. cd Gl1s. Fish Os-New
Pale Seal has sold at $685. nothing doing Cod Whale
Sperm 9IOO.
LoNDON MARKE1s.-Messrs Barring Brothers & Co. re-
port Breadstuis dull but prices unchanged Flour
fcult of sale, although freely offered White Wheat 59
els; red 52(G5ss; Flour 26@2ss. 3d. Iron very dull
Bars and Rails, f5Glf5 Is I'd; Scotch Pig 49s Surars
are very dull, but frmer at the close Tea is shade
lower for Congous, but other unchanged Coffees
are in good demand at full prices Rice very fiat but
its value is unaltered Spirits Turpentine-2OOO bbs.
sold, buyers at sos; Rough Turpenne nominay l5@
16s Taow dull Y c. on the spot. 52s. Lnseed Cakes
are slow of sale; New York bbs at fl0 5s Boston, in
bags 70 lbs Fish Oils-no demand. Linseed Oil is
steady at $50 9s.
Latest via Queenstown
=, LIVERPOOL LII July 1.-The steamship Asia has
The steamship Arabia, from Boston, arrived here !
to-day.
TheHungarian Diet has passed the address origi-
nally proposed by NJ. Deak.
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R9oFIse | Roor1ve II! Rooy1Na III

ROOFING RooFIyG /! Rooy1Na IN
ooNoAf' DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WATREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FEL% AND COMPOSITION POOFJyn
ny anything yet discovered for Roofing purpoass
FERfsoTLT FIRE PRooF,
PzRFscrLY WAr-g PROOF
uNsouALLED FoI Eoorouy,
Ush'VALLED Pog Durability
-, s.,. . ADAPTED 70 EVERY CLIMATE
JAS. II JOHNSON,
Nc 2Jsrvs Bedding, North and 5aIti,,s,0
ig2s tt Ir,1 Sta'
baltiEnra
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To PuRcHAsrRs OF FrsR W.roHus

INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINN w.rcuus
William Dxons, London and Jules Jureepsen,s Cone
hagen WATCHES; Eugene BreSuets NICKEL WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time-Keen
ers Tor sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner of Calyer
and ater Streets Importer Of Fine Watches eweiry
Chains, Silver and Pated-Ware ecoultres Swiss Ra %
and Strops, Gold Silver Steel Specaces to sui ~
ages New goods now in store Purchasers pleaseca
Notice-store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER STS
Baltimore .ules
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l certify that the above is true copy.

JAS. ALDEN, Com'r U. s. NAVY,
Neutral vessels will be allowed fifteen days to de-
part from this date, viz: June 2, 1861.
JAMES ALDEN, CONG.
The New Orleans PicayUne of the 18th, saws:
Ar. } McEiroy, of the house of Taylor & Knapp
vino arrived last evening from Galveston ria Sa-
bine Pass, and to whom indebted for the
C'r'ttan extra, informs that the arrival of the
blockading vessels caused very great excitement at
Galveston, and that steps immedia teiy taken
to prevent as far possible, vessels bound Gal
weston from falling into the hands of the enemy.
Inc blockading vessel South Carolina had cap
tured hve small vessels-soOps before Mr.. McElroy
lett, including the yacht Dart and the soops Shark
and Falcon, well known in the trade between this
port and Galveston.
The Vigilance Committee despatched two mes
sengers to Sabine Pass in pilot boat by which
Mr. mcElroy came passenger, to intercept vessels
Among the naSsenners YIN arrival al
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Il, ooo,-,,. -, BALTIMORE, July IIth, 1851 :
; ccoraance with the ordinances of the hayor and
S ooucll OF Baltimore, relative the sale OF nrona
GF u1pa benefits due opening streets moi ice HEREBY
70 te owners OF Lots as numbered below u on the
p'St or opening OF Fayette street with the annts
Sea thereon that unless said assessments with the
iii charges he pad IN full before SATURDAY nm
ly OF august 1851 viii sell s4f lots as per plat descr,T
uh ana h"undarieS at the Merchants Exchange Second
SUI ct, al IL clock NJ to the highest BIDDER ~
he terms OF sale that purchaser shall nav h t
Gaance Of purchase 81 o~ = ber tg pgr
yesr ana one day from time purchase and al Of ssI
tt m SuIfGt 70 sich taxes now or NAV here
and City Council OF Baltimore ~ az" t'ie mayer
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REPRINTS OF TIE ENGLISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS
AND bLAck"ooD MAGAZINE Having been appointed by
the Publishers their Agent in Baltimore for tha aho
periodicals., vice Freeman, vamosed persons vshp Ia
take any OF them will be promptly supplied ny
JOHN p. DESFQRGFS
iyI63t+ 1aTittt
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EcGNoaYl EcoHoHyli
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done by purchasing Wood already Ssyn5 az
Split at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mil!
No NoETH STREET
STU" JA&ES Fl. JOHNSON
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EnsPNEisIM NE APEu

EEaFURiUFE OF ARN.
JAAE FRY Err invites attention the verv evtansve
assortment Of Looking Glasses now in store spitahla f
every position and OF all sizes
hantei Mirrors, Pier ard Wall DO oval and so,a,s
Cdrnces Tables, Brackets Consols re- at ureapnlla5
prices.
The latest English aud standard French Engravinps
ways in stoct.
Particular and undivided attention is given 70 the
ment Of PICTURE FRAMES Also frames for Mi,ia,-os
Photographs, Postraiia. &c
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert st,es I
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YEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of thu
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just receiva,, o,s
for sale by oprp,, =, -, SN
osl.sf sow ,,a,., Hh'
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D. 4. STILTz.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
So N. CHARLES STREET,
is1l-tf OPPOSITE ST paULs CHURCH

Removal OF
WHEELER Il Wilson'S
SEWING MACHINES.
AT REDUCED PRIosa,
with
Glass Cloth PresseY,
Improved LoopC Check
style
Hemmer, Binder, Corder &c
Office No 2l4 West Baltimore etrest
next door to Cortlan Ca
"''' ". MERRILL, Agent.
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PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT AGENCY "" ;


PEk'INl Ian GOVERNMENT AGENCY, !
BALTIMORE, Jaly 18, 1861.
THE UEDERSIGTFp
AGENTS OF THE PERUVIAN GOTFRyNENT
THE
SALE OF GUANO IN THE UNITED STATES.
noS heaers and Consumers that the prices as resuated
ny me SAID government, will be- heretofore as f,lIow
IONS ana upwards $50 cash, less l per cent dis
aoo 'ons'''''''. % - 8 y per cent dis
'''''''' "0 X per cent dis
20 10 Oh " ......- so .
"o 10 - " ........ Gi g
50 10 IL " 81 "
~ TO u ........ CO d"
D 10 " 90 {"
No. 2 GUANO, S53 CASH.
iyl9Lr BAERli' .GRorHERs,
SUTRo BROS:
- Would respectfully inform
Their many friends.
No 189 f r. R infT ifGGiGPsF2 STREET,
Ad 1mg hG9r ,f f,G2' Lii, Light street and
T." our H * an 'aT cia&R sS'nd' Of
CHEWING GHa TOBACCO
As we'll as "A large assortment Of
WOOD and FANCY P 'iif!; %
Greatly reduced EXPENSES and
fac stock of GOODS,
For eCs1G sif
WIZ en5b!e US to sell at p'iccs
SUTh0's PoPWLAR. STORE
i,oo e.. ~ lo9 West Baltimore street
- - nnr t49t y.est of Light street..
RAUGHS RAW-BUNE PHOSPHATE - .
- perfectly reliable crop producer AMI impoyrr If
sou rGr sale in strong sacks Of Gl his each by the sack
0. jy G@s F GEO 70 Pg gSl,Ai SIZE aesnt
ENOR BUCKWHEAT Baugh's KaW-Bone P6os-
[a aad IS eSpeciay ADAPTED 1t gives large WELD of
jy2Otf NJ W. = s pcGbA liz,
RAUGHS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE is made
t rom pure bones containing all their original animal
izar 9 ACCOUNTS i'F the hig reputation Of this rtl
iy2nu No S;a,r r III iIi, ~ ASent,-~
ENOR TUREIPS Baugh's Raw-B Bone Phosnhatc
~ mas no superior canses them 10 grow rap div lrc
ira,t. GEO. DUGnALE, Agent
z yss| No Spears wharf, up stairs
'E'HlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That thn cnT-
n scrber hath obtained from the ORPHANS Cont If RIti
husHANE late said city eeasrd N Sron 90 gOii
cams against the said estate hereby warned To- e%b}
the same, with the vouchers thereof nronarv W
Gated to the SUBSCRIBE, before tile ql dS If Io
all benefit said estate All persons ncS fTG a a from
aic Tequested TO make Immediate payment Given nnder
ivss.,awev HAE&lEf ANN DUsHANE
| EEAMS.-
caisir Thomas and Nefs susarcued Family HAMS re
- A. L. WEBB BRO,
| IL corner Pratt and Commerce streets
- HANS and SIDES in lots to suitpuchasers, in tor
| corner Pratt and Commerce streets
HLOUR.-Choice brands of Family, Extra and
u super Flour, 10 store and for sale by
| IL corner Pratt and Commerce slra.is
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Among the passengers who arrived at New York
by the Asia from Liverpool are Lord Adolphus
vane Tempest and Marquis and Marchioness de
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The people at large will doubtless be delighted
to learn that Harvard University has conferred
upon Northumberland SCorT the degree of Doc
tor of Laws. By this gracious and peculiarly ap-
proprate act the University has done itself and
the Commander-n- Chief equal honor. Because he
defends and uphods, and with his whole heart
" loves the whole republic" the Faculty of Har-
ward have "created and proclaimed" him ga
Doctor, as we'll of the law of Nature and of Ma
lions as of Civil Jurisprudence" While the
government has been transforming so MANY at
torneys into Brigadier- Generals and Colonies. it
was surely but an act of justice that at least one
real General sbould be Transmitted into a lawyer.
Weare glad, moreover, that the Faculty of Har
ward have done their work so thor oughly. and
nave qualified the General to determine not merely
questions of "Civil Jurisprudence but those
arising also under q the law of Nature and Of Ma
TONS" The law and the sword will now. we
presume, march hand in hand at the head of the
Federal army as it proceeds on its peacefnl mis-
sion southwark The following is the form in
which the new Ii. D. was notified Of bis c,ooa
fortune
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WooD WooD ii WooDiii
sAVs29 PsH CENT By bayina your Weed al oce Of Cjt
sseam Fire " God MIL Ivy
Ho9HoRva6FRKz=.
JAMES II. JUaNsGst
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DIR. A. a. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR To DIR, z. A AARRIs
cgast 81 y,,,E (,n.n,sn
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IS Is \. 80 :, isyySsSSg NEVER n ,LECT
Id "a q - E.As BLEEDING, BLIND OR ITCHING
sSg y " z s@sSGA The evils resulting from neglect
Of the terrible disease, shoud
induce those afflicted its prOgrcss at once The
many hnndredS who have ee9 permanently by the
suffering friends to try without delay, his nfabe RENE
dy Tor the cure prevention of BLEEDING, BLIND or
ITCHING PILES. 1t is exceedingly cooling and refresh
ing in ITS cure There are hundreds at this moment this
CITY, rnae and female using with great success and en-
tire satisfaction 1t has risen rapidly in public favor
than any other remedy which has been brought before lie
public for the of Piles any form This preparations
@ peep made ny the subscriber Tor over thirty years, and
II has always acted like CHARM being simple in its ami
cation requiring to he used only night and morning
For sale by Wholesale and Retail Druggists Price 80
cents per box ~ W
Ask fer BOTTOMS PILE SALV E and take no other Get
trial. 60 " eii'
box Will be sent by mail express prepaid on receipt
OF One Dollar. liberal discount to the trade al.
dress T. ": BETfON, Baltimore, Md
PrinciDal depo; at COLEMAN h ROGERS
Iii Pail, as1
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NUTRlTIvE CREAM FOR TIE HAIR-This prepa-
ration viii render the hair soft and glossy and prevent its
falling CT Composed it is of the purest materials if
can be used with perfect safety and answers all Che purpo
ses OF Poniade and Oils without producing that
clinoh 70 many har preparations. Prepared only by
N. RYNSON JENNINGS 4 co
Pharnacautists
tnhZ"-tEr North Cb,rI.s
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Summum lmparatorem. Virum sceutia rel mil itaris
VIRTUE auctoritate fecitae nsgnem, minus civil
US ciarum Iaudibus, pacs ct humanitas studiosssi
mum, dui uniYersam rempublicam tuetur sustentat
unice anna utfusque juris, tam Naturap ct Gentium
tam evils Doctorem honoris causa creavimus ct enun
cavimus eumque omnibus urbus ct honoribus adj hnnc
gradum pertinentibus donavimus
1t is rumored that the Generals qualification at
'he receipt OF this missive knew no bounds. He
at once retired, it is said, to private apartment,
"here' having first construed the document. he
prosecuted, sentence by sentence, to parse it. If
ieport OF his satisfaction at the receipt of his
- " correct, the country will share in the
r am wllcn 1t gave the veteran commander
a. all events we sincerely congratulate Docron
miNfiELDUN SCOTT upon his accession n his now,
dignity. e'7SSioh 10 MS new
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PARKER BROTHERS. LONDON CLUE SAUCE This
celebrated Sauce fast superseding all others From the
richness and deIicaoy CT flavor, it has attained oI,
try almost as great in this country in Europe Fer
sale Big all hrst-class gfocers and by their agents
@o3l.tf SO west pai.i-S
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LIVERPOOL, July 1.-The sales of Cotton on Saturday
were bales 5000 bales on speculation
anu Tor export The market closed steady Breadsuffs
quiet but prices steady. Provisions quiet
LONDON July G-Evening-Consois closed nj Sqsl q
SSa Tor money ana account Illinois Central Railroad
3S &dSS dis; Erie Railroad Stocks 2ilfR2lX
HAyRE MARKET. July 5.-The sales Of Cotto, fer tile
week add up % COO bales at LOST for tres cri.;r nd
stock in port is 800 600 bales NI' -
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GAS FIXTUKESl
NEW 5STYLESil
NEW STOCKI!l
C0RTLAN L CO.,
NOS. 2l6 2l8 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have now on hand Of the hanasoIaes collections OF
GAS CHANDELIER
10 be found IN this country, grade FourIgt Chan
aeers eoplete with shsdes at, So to Tengnt Cnspds
tiers at $3.50 each.
very beautiful Library, Hall and Dining. Room
CHANDELIERS.
Parior, Drawing Room and Cha ber
Brackets
READING LAMPS,
DROP IGGRTS,
Gao nou,r,,,, FIRE,PRonF SHADES
g.vr.nr,, AND KEYS
AND HOLDERS, &c &c
any OF which will be sold upon as good terusa tn, som
uaty goods can be bought any OF the Eastern markets
CORrIIAN K CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures
French and English China
anu house.Furnshing Goods
'-I ~ OF every description
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IMPORTANT TO EoUsEKEEpeRs

To know that they money by purchasing Yood
already Sawed and Split at oce cfGisy Steam fire Wood
kil,
No. sNoE-B szEBsY
sIG-a rA,.r. L rDr4..zr.z
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E$ISHl FISHll

ENSH FlSHll
= igl b6s Prime Labrador HERRTNcs
10 ~. 70. ) medium NJ ACKE REi
~ ~ ~. Neg New found land SEora IiEpprNco
sa by mn. lVo n toX,s, in store and for
jyI9tf Illus. IL. MAITHSWs Il Sons
No Is BowIys wharf
| t feon VOL m,ooD.-35 tons Spanish Lima Wood
MATTHEWS eX bark Lizzie for sale by THOs R.
~ ,-a e SUNS, No. Is Bowly's wharf. jyl9 If
RU h;dER.-We are daily in the receipt of
half do io pennsylvania and Maryland Butter bbls
ASn Es' ~ Exchange Place, jyI9-tf
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kIHDLIRG Wo9D kMDLINa WooDil
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
At0fce OF City Steam Fire Wood MIL
No. NORM STREET
s''-ti JAS. Il. JOHNSON
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'E saJl ~, brands of Family, Extra and
7. 4. L.. WEBB h BRO
10 corner Pratt and Commerce. straas
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CRICKET AND BAsE-s,BALL
IMPLEMENTS. i:
MERRILL, THOMAS Il Co
@mn20-u "2S9 Baltimore street. :
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ENGLAND.

-, The Emperor had received a deputation from
the upper house OF the Hungarian Diet. which had
O al ia anpro-al ii
hungary. A late despatch from r.s.a 1 tl
believed that the conferences the address which
mad taken place between the members of the Hun
garian Diet would result in the unanimous adop
ton by the lower house of the address as originally
proposed by NJ. Deak.
with regard to Hungarian affairs, the following
town.
A despatch from Pesth of the 9th of July saws:
The upper house of the Hungarian Diet Yesterday
adopted the resolution to send the address to the
emperor In the form originally proposed by NJ
Deak. Both houses assembled this evening for th
purpose of signing The address.
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/: MERRILL BREEcH-LoApING RIFLE.
MERRILL, THOMAS Il CO.,
mn2o-u =, 239 BALTIMORE STREET, :
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
The Fsr.-is-nk Cu.e.

Tho examination Of John Campbell, who was
arrested IN Ills house TN Seventh street Il few
Nights ago, on the charge Of Keeping II faro
bank, was held on Saturday afternoon before
Justice Thompson. Mossrs. ]. II. johnson and
G.. l.. GibOrsun appeared for the Government
and Mossrs. ". d. Davidge and NJ. Thompson for
the a iCused.
Tie evidence Of tho officers who made the
arrest, (Messrs. Essex, McColgam, Ueise, and
Parker,) was as TO the manner of the arrest
itrd To Campbel's admitting that he WAS the
proprietor of the place, aud stating that he
would not take Ave hundred dollars for the box
which was among The fixtures of the bank. G.
ais" told the officers that he would pay the fine.
Some dozen or so other witnesses were eX.
anlned, both for the prosecution and detonce
but without eIiGiting anything of Importance.
At tho conclusion uf the examination of the
witnesses present, Mr.. Davidge proposed IL
suHmit the case, but this was objected 10 by
Mr. Jnh son for the prosecution, who stated
that several important witnesses for the Gov
cram, nj were not present, and that continue
ton was necessary in order that the case be
completed He stated also that lie had reason
10 believe these witnesses would throw mucl
light on tho Case.
Justice Thompson sustained the objection o
Mr.. Johnson, and adjourned the case 70 Friday
afternoon 1T tour O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
Organized Attempt TO Break Jail.

Il On Saturday morning, rs the guards of the
Inl were making 'her customary round oil
hc prison, they discovered that II bold attempt
Iyus being made, by some of the prisoners, TO
Escape, and If it had not been for the scovery
Ett the time, they would doubtless, by this time
lave been at large,
II In 4 room In the second story, and at the east
end Of the building, tho followiug prisoners are
Itnnhned: Erastus Robinson, the masters mate,
who WAS committed about week since, on the
charge of getting mrnoy from the navy agent
Dn false preiences; a soldier named Carne, said
10 he an old English thief, who is under the
sentence OF II court martial, to he imprisoned
bn the poni entiary. Another soldier, named
Baker, who Is confined on tie charge of the
murder of Il comrade and of highway robbery.
ITho brothers True, of New YORK, who are
klwaiting trial on tho charge IT boing concerned
hn the fraud perpetrated on the banking house
Of l.. johnson & Co., of this city; and others. III
the wall of this room, they had dug, by means OF
n knife the bricks from the wall, and had already
bnade their way through all but II single brick
Through this place they could get into II pas
srge, in which is ~ window on ,he north, by
(which they Coull get down into the yard by
means ot their blankets, and then scale the
Iwall Tho bricks wore all replaced at night
land everything made 10 resume its usual APP
1pearance. On Saturday morning, however, the
lnotice OF the guards was called to the place by
tine Suspicious look of tho wall /, and hence the
IdiSCrveN.
The prisoners were Immediately taken IL
.charge, and Robinson, Carne and Baker placed
lin irons, So rs to avoid II repetition OF the At
Tempt. An examination into tho matter showed
/ that thny had procured knife from one of the
cUored men employed in the kitchen, witt
which they worked, and on yesterday morn
\ ing, rs one of the guards was conducting the
man up stairs, whore he was to be locked NJ
foe time, he slipped out the back door anC
scaled the wall. He was quickly pursued, how
ever, aud soon brought back.
They are all now safe, and it is not probable
that they viii make another attempt to escape
: very suUn.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
DNOPosALS FOR BEEF CATTLE OF
yIIE IIDUE.

Sealed propo'als, for sup lying to the Govern
plent 900 Beef Ca tie On tine Hoor are invited The
l5.h day OF November, 1861 at IL O'Clock III. The
Cattle 10 be delivered in Washington City, on tie
JOth day OF November, 1861. or as soon thereafter
as The Government may direct The bids TO be
%23 q street, Washington City, endorsed " Propo
saisn
Sealed proposals. are also invited til, the 18th day
of November, lsu1, at o'clock Z. N for supply.
ing the GOycrlment O.u Head of Beef Cattle on
he hcof. The Cattle TO be delivered at Harrisbui
Pa on the 3oth of November 1861 or as soon there
after nS the GoVornm mt may direct The bids to b.
directed to Lieut. T. II. BhRROLL, 4. c. s., U. S.
A,2-8 Il street, Washington ID. q, and endorsed
- Proposals"
Seal, proposals arc invited till the 18th Of No
vcmher, 1881 NJ oclOck j. NJ, for supplying 90
head OF Beet Cattle to the government The Cattel
to be delivered the SOsh day o. Jauuary, 1862 al
either York, Chamber burg, or Hsrr sburg Pa. u.
the Government may direct The bids to be directed
10 Major A BECkW llb, Z. s., U. S. l., 10 G
st Get, Washington, d. c., and endorsed rropo
slls."
Government to itself the right to pay il
Treasury notes, and to reject any bid, for an,
cause No bid will be entertained unless the biddl
| |. present to rCspoud to his bid
Each lot of Cattle delivered shall average ut leas
| | 300 pounds gross weight; and animal Nill b.
receiv, which weighs less than COO pounds gros
weight
FoRM OF BID.
l. B, do hereby propose 10 deliver TO the Govern
meni good Be 4 Cattle on the hooi iOr pei
hundred ounds gross weight The cattle to be deliv
cred at according to the terms OF the enclosed ad
verti ement The Cattle 10 be weighed OH the ales
and the weight TO determined to be the purchase
weight. hereby agree 10 give good and uficien
bond Tor the iuiment of the contract and to re
ceiye TTcisury notes other Government funds j.
payment for the Cattle. oct2S-td
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
From California,

81. LOuiS, October 2j.-The Official vote for
Governor IN California was Incorrectly trans
mtted over the wires. 1t should be as fol
lows:
Mcconnell, (Breckinridgo DEMOCRACY 80 ISL
Couness, douglas DcmucraD.. D............3 80 90!
Captains Briggs aud Green of the United
States navy, eX Senator Gwin, and G lhOun Ben
ham, left somewhat quietly in tho Orizaba
Their names are withheld from publication IN
he passenger list
Four Sundred and forty regular troops and
ten thousand stand Of arms have been forward
cd East by the Orlzabd.
Among the OriAba's passengers are Gen
cral sumner. Senator NcSmiih, Colonel Mer
chant, Captains Judd, Stewart, He' Erickson
Kootes LUutenan,S Upham, Calls, WolIosl0n
Sinclair, Warner, Hardin, and Lcppal--alI u
the United States army.