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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-15

The last arrival from California brings inteli.
genee u the death Of Edward Randolph, promi-
rent lawyer ofsan Francisco, native of Virginia
and eS tensively connected in that State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-15

Ross Winans, Of Baltimore, who was recently
released from Fortress Monroe, is about starting
GA anlextended visit to Europe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-15

Postmaster General Reagan has issued a pro-
clanation recurring all persons having claims for
postal service to present said claims to the Audi
] torof The Treasury for the Postoifice Department
for examination on o. before the 18th day of
March, 1854, in.order that he may make out a re-
port ~ Congress of the amount thereof. as re-
CURED by law.
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Notice to Consumers OF oil.

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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-26

the Legislature. The character and reputation
OF 'hese gentlemen who represent different por-
uons ana interests Of our city, aud the position
"nicn most OF them have occupied before the
puohc, during the past three months as indepand-
ent, determined and conservative msn. were, we
thought, sufficient guarantees of the soundness of
their views. As doubts have been suggested how
ever, as to the Interpretation which might be
placed on the expression above referred to, we feel
II our duty to the gentlemen in question to be
more explicit. What we mean to say is that they
nave full and just appreciation of the terrible
state into which the country has been plunged by
the blind and false policy of the Republican party;
that they thoroughly and clearly understand that
there is an irreconcable difference between
the divided sections; that the State of Mary
land is now called upon to take her position on
the one side or the other and that her sympathies
and interests urge her to an alliance with the
South. The Legislature, however, was not elected
TO decide upon tho action of the State in this par
tcular crisis, but to care for and promote its safety
and general welfare. 1t is not therefore, for it to
determine so important question, but rather to
refer it directly TO the people for final decision.
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AdjH'ont Generals Office, Ro1cigb. april 90, 1861.
The volunteer forces of the State not already
ordered into active service, commanded to hold
themselves in readiness to march at an hours nc
tce. The officers are required to send to the ad-
iutant-General's Office roll of the members of the
companies. | am directed by the Government to
call for the enrolment Of thirty thousand voun-
teers. Orranize-send in the rolls Commissions
and arms will be furnished. BE in readiness to
march at days notice; drill by day and by night:
let the citizens equip their men. Some of your
brothers are now in the field. The State has rea-
son to be proud of the promptness with which they
rallied at the call Of your Governor. The decree
for subjugati0n has gone forth; the time of our
trial has come; the blow will soon fall: we must
meet it with the whole energies of the State; we
must show to the world that North Carolina will
maintain her rights at all hazards.
By order of the Commander-in-Ch Chief
J. T. i0KE, Adt. General.
On Saturday morning the Guilford Grays, Capt.
Sloan, with So men, the Orange Guard, Captain
Jones, IS men, passed down on the n. e. Central
Road TO Fort Macon.
On Sunday evening, an extra train passed down
the road with $50 troops on board, consisting of
the Rowan Rife Guards, accompanied by the Sails
bury Bras Band, and two companies from Cabar-
county, viz: The Cabarrus Guard and the
"Cabarrus Black Boys" The destination of these
troops Fort Caswell.
In this city, as well as in every other quarter Of
the State the very best spirit prevails. There is
no braggadOciO and buster. but the exhibition of
calm, firm purpose to resist unto death horrible
and vilanous effort to deprive of our liberties
and reduce us into vassalage to the Black Repub-
icans. All are confident of the successful result
of this struggle for the preservation of our iber-
ties.
The war spirit of the cold North State" appears
to have been thoroughly aroused. All over North
Carolina, remarks the Petersburg Ecpress of Wed.
nesday, we hear that the people are moving en-
mosse, and gentleman thoroughly posted as to the
militia resources of the State informs us that North
Carolina can muster an army of $4,000 men in one
months time.
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LIABILITY OF Insurance CoNPANIEs.-We are re-
questad by Thomas d. Johnston, Insurance Agent
to correct an erroneous impression prevailing in
our community, in regard to the non liability of
Fire Insurance Companies in the present state of
our city. The companies are liable under their
policies precisely as formerly for all the perils in
surad anainst
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SPECIAL TRArN.-At the request of a number Of
the members of the Legislature, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company have determined to a
special train from this city to Frederick to-day,
for the accommodation of all who may desire to
avail themselves of the advantages offered. 1t will
leave the Camden station this morning at half past
eight o'clock.
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In our issue of yesterday we expressed our
qualification at the satisfactory endorsement,
which had been given by the people, to the views
which are known to be held by the gentlemen
elected as delegates from the city of Baltimore to
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THE MAILs.-Pos tmaster Morris continues to
send a mail to the North and East every afternoon
We received some of the bacl, Northern mails last
evening, bringing Boston papers OF Tuesday. MIR.
Henry Taylor's pony express furnished US with
New York journal of " ednesday afternoon.
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The MEETING OF THE LEGIsLATURE.-The an
nouncement that the Legislature would meet at
Frederick instead of Annapolis, Brought a large
number of the members to this city last night
They will proceed to Frederick this morning. The
Assembly will hold its sessions in the Court House
at that place
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From the Raleigh Register, april "a.
NnDnu o. plI | N

FAYETTEVILLE ARSENAL SURRENDERED!
The stage of Tuesday morning brings the intelli-
gence that the Fayetteville Arsenal was peaceably
SURF endered by the garrison to 900 men, under
command Of General DraughOn, who had assembled
to take it if necessary bv force. The arms and
munitions taken were 81 600 stand of arms, 5000
pistols 3, 900 kegs of powder, and any quantity of
cannon balls and shells. With this armament the
Old North State is ready to engage in the contest
either to preserve their liberties on her own soil,
or go to the aid OF any of her Southern sisters who
may need it. 1t is obvious now that the battle
NAV be decided 10 the District of Columbia The
forts in this State doubt by this time pre-
pared to resist any attack upon them by the Black
Republicans and company after company should
be sent from here to aid in the capture of Wash
inctnn With what was once the national capital
in their hands, the Confederate States will be
recognized as a sovereign and independent nation.
Adiu,ant General Hoke has issued the following
general orders. Order No. 3, calling for 30,0 900
volunteers, viii doubt be responded to promptly
by the Young men of the State. Let the cry on all
sides be "To arms to arms!' Our sister State
Virginia will, we doubt not, soon be invaded by
hordes Of Black Republicans, bent on the unholy
mission of subiugGting the Southern States. Shall
we stand idly by? No! let US rally our forces
from the seaboard to the mountains and Fl to her
aid. Here are the orders of the Adjutant Gene :
STATE OF NORTH CARoMNA.
General Or9cre. No. l
Adjafont- Generals Office, Roicigh, AprH 20. 1861.
The elections ordered for Major and Brigadier-
Generals in the several Divisions and Brigades in
the State are hereby suspended, and elections
will be held by the officers receiving such orders
BY order Of the Commander in Chief;
j. f. HoEE, Adjt General.
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MAYOR BRowN.-We gratifed to learn that
Mayor Brown, who has been quite i'll since his re-
turn from Washington, is again convalescent, and
will be able to resume his official duties in the
course of few davs
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TpPRoCLAMATToN BY THE GOVERNoP

II.
STATE OF MARYLAND
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
WHEREAS J. THOMAS HOLIDAY HICKS GoVnr2nor
q the State of Maryland under by virtue of the an
thorty in vested by the Constitution of MARYLAND 6ae
to meet at the city Annapolis at noon on FRIDAY The
l" III aH Gay OF a prll instant, in extra session
view OF The extraordinary state affairs eYistin NJ tn
present moment be advisable that the meeting of
legislature houd take place in city OF Frederic and
ne E az all times deS of the safety and comfort If
e members OF the Legislature, do by this my prOclapa-
the Court House in SAID city. - A' III
}sEAL State OF Maryland, the city OF Annapos this
~~O' tRentyfourth day of April eighteen hnrdrad and
sl&.g-ohe. W TdOS. H. HICKS
3}~-SoTHE MAYOR AND BOARD OF POLIVE
- are satisfied upon the fullest examination they hav.
9sen anle to make, that by REMOVING THE PROHIBIT
increased ana the prices reduced.
They nave therefore, in compliance with the
wish Of the mercantile unity, ordered that the nr9h
DI4 4f pt IN infaialey removed
Iey nave also acerained that there is at present an
ample supply on hand If
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, BATE
1fA MORE April 9th 1851 Notice is hereby given of The
appontlncnt OF HEARY A THOMPSON. as Quartarmastar
of Baltimore. ' - 'HS e"S
an acquisitions for supplies must be made upon him
1t GEO. wM. BROWN, Mayor.
{~pHEADQUARTERS OF GEN. TRIIBLE-
~ GEN ERAL ORDER No lG-The Cap;ains of tho
unanofned forces armed and unarmed will rrport tr@r
ehec'iVe strength at HeadGq&rlers at once
Baltimore, April e5th, 1851 'i-N COMMANDER
TPHEADQUARTERS OF ]. R. TRTYBLE,
EXCHANGE BUILDINGS over the Resiin Rno oyeu n 10
Ira.c- on Lombard or Second streets. amos q
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JAMES FRYE Err invites attention the very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses in sore suitable for
every position and of all sizes
Mantel Mirrors Pier and Wall do oval and SQUARE
Cornices, Tables, Brackets Consos &C. at unequalled
prices
The latest English and standard French Engravings al
ways in stock.
Particular and undivided attention given to the depart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &C.
FRYERS Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert st, eet
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Mr.. Benjamin Tallman, of Portamon,h NJ
no1eo fisherman, caught the other day, at Stone
brldge, twelve thousand behring's or "aswiyes:S
which were readily sold at $40 per thousand.
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ANNAroLTs.-We have nothing special from An
napolis. The Federal troops continued to be land
ed at the Naval School yesterday, and rapidly
took up their line of march for Washington city.
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CLOSE OF THE CONFEDERATE LoAN.-A despatch
received at New Orleans on the Goth instant from
the Hon. g. &. Memminger ordered the close of
the 900 loan of the Confederate States, the
entire amount having been su bscribed for.
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D. r. STILTZ.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPH
Sc N. CHARLES STREET,
ja11-tf OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CHURCH,

D. r. STILTZ.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Sc N. CHARLES STREET,
ja1l-tf OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
BOARDING SCHOOL
FoR YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
To be opened this Summer at Lausanne, Switzerland
By Mr. EDoUARD KRAFT.
For references in this city, applications may be made to
Rev. Dr.. A. c. COKE, Rector of Grac Church
S. s. LEE, Esq, 144 North Charles street.
Mr. Kraft will leave for Europe the 10Th of Ju
with the T. s. mail STEAMER Aago His prospectus is to be
obtained at his Dwelling, 50 Saratoga Street mh2S-tJI2
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEEEEpERs.
TO know that they csa save money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCity Fire Wood
Hnl,
No. sEonFn STREET
sln-i IAsEs VI. JOHNSON
ROOFING ROOFING II RooFINGl!!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WAEREN'&
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Unrivalied by anything discovered Roofing
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATEz PRcov.
uNEoUALLED FOR ECONOMY -
UERIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIAATE
JAS IL JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis uilding North and Baltimore sts,
jy26tf Baltimore
KNDLING WooD KINDLNG WOoDl!
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
At olice of City Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. North STREET.
sIG,tf JAS II JOHNSON
NUTRITIyE CREAM FOR THE HAIR.-This prepa-
ration will render the hair soft and glossy and prevent its
falling eff Composed it is o! the purest materials it
can he used with perfect safety answers all the purpo
ses OF Poade ana Oils without producing that greasiness
SO common to many hair preparations Prepared only by
n. HYNSON JENNINGS q co,
Pharmaceutists,
nhZGtr So North Charles street.
ISRAEL IL Co.
IVORY YP.ES.
MATER COLORED
MEZZ0TIET
PHOTOGRAPHS!
uli-f l25 BALTIMORE sFREZr'
Dr.. Z. 4. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. c. a. HARRIS,
o5Vur 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET
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TENT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTS!
SHIRTSl
SHIRTS
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR NO SALE
Unequalled by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsOMS
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS.
FIVE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS.
MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALF-HOSE.
HANDKERCaIEFS
SHIRTS
w. P. T0WLES & BRO,
PATENT sH0ULDERSEAM SHIRT uANIrF.CTORv.
Has Baltimore street
Under Carroll Hail.
SOLE AGENTS FOR JNO CLARK, Jr., x CO.'S VA.
CHINE COTTON. Also,
PATENT FLOOR SKATES ,,.t,
INTERESTING TO PURCnAsERS OF FINE WATCHEs.
william DiXoE's London, and Jules Jurgepseus Copen.
hagNn "ATCHES; Eugene Bresuecs NICKEL WATCH
CLARh'S BALTIhORE WATCHES, the best Time K eap
ers, for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK corner of Calver
ana water streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewelry Gold
ChanS SILVER and Piated-Ware .ecoultres Swiss Ra
snd Strops, Gold, Silver Steel Spectacss to sui
ages New goods in store. Purchasers will please -,
Notice-Slore CORNE Err CALVERT AND WATER SYs
Baltimore or,et
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CARRIED.
Tallahassee, Florida the of April by the Rev
d Ar FILE GHA "a H. IL LATR0BE Of Baltimore to LETT e,
Or the 18th by the Rev Dr.. Cole, p. G. SLAUGHTER to
Miss MAThlLDA q. TULL, all Of this city. =
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EMpORUIM OE ARw,

DIED
On the 2ith instant Mrs. MARY ANN MADISON, in the
2Gth year of her age
On Inc 10Th instant, MARY CATHARINE sTANsBrRy,
asra1 L.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-At this place of
amusement this evening, will be played the dramas
Theresa, the orphoa of Genera, and Blach-Eyed
Susdn-Miss Alice Gray appearing in both pieces.
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for $40, Nv s'SsDs ~ iAon"on
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NOTICE
THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
Have appointed Mr. RICHARD W. TYSON the Sole Agent
for the sale of its Coal in this MARKET to take effect
February LIST, 1861.
TH0S. WILSON, President
BALTIMORE COAL CoMPANY'S COAL
SOLE G E WCY,
No. IS SECOND STREET,
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS,
The undersigned having been appointed the sole agent
for the sale of the above celebrated Coal in this Market
takes this method of informing Of Coal and the
public generally, that he is prepared to ILL., the shortest
notice. orders for any size and quantity OF the
BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
GEORGES CREEK
BIT UMIRO GUS COAL,
For Domestic USE Shipment, Seaing Manufacturing
purposes, at very low rates.
r. W. TYSON, Sole Agent.
Mr. CHARLES GIlMoR the former agent OF the Company
will continue at the office and attend to the sale Of Coal as
heretofore. fe5-tr
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BOARDING. SCHOOL

IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEpERs.
To know that they save money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split Office ofCity Steam fire Wood
Gul,
No. 3EonFn s7RE1e
SLOT IlArFS II Ioursny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-29

LIvERrooI--Steamshl htna-Mr and Mrs Duke and child
Mics Roednight Hugh Boyd wfbraham Miss Green Mr.
and Miss fhines Nessrs Langcrfod Berger Fisairy Louis
de Champvnuier Manton Robt La wson W III James Ca
vert yauS, Mr. Long Mr. Rdunds. Mr. Densrei Crpfton
Mrs Tnker-and lly in the stecrage.
steauship Mntsnras-Mrs Miller, y IA Dvkens
Beerh Walton, Alex Iorbenscr, Alex Montary and
brother Oscar Cohn Jcane Front Ruiolph Lacaaay wife
and child; X Hall and lady, II C~oss, N Hitting, John
Ramoe James Conran, Parker Vim VIM Dalton John
Uanlon, , NOrreL
GLascow-steamshp John Philip Mor4s and in the
seetage
4.lcn&oK1, a5-ysleeaasip sss,. ow a-B * astains,
hzgcD, Il BAR, and - Ia the eieeIr.s
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
mcning were 5,424 1856 4s, and the balances
$l,sl, IT'S "a.
Mcvrs. William and John O'Brien offer for sale
t0,00Ncw York State skies Of 1878.
Gov Ranks has arrived at Chicago, and has en-
tered ubn his duties as Vice President Of the
Illinois Cptral Railroad.
The copons Of the bonds of the City of Mem
phis, due January 1, guaranteed by the State Of
Tennessee, viii be paid at the Merchants Bank.
The State tcasurer Of Pennsylvania will be pre-
pared to paNhe semi-annual interest falling due
on the LIST Of february next, in coin. The amount
will reach neaN half million of dollars.
The intererescoupons Of the second mortgage
bonds of the Haem Railway and the bonds Of
1861 will be paid " and after February 1, at the
company's Office.
The following telyraphc message from Mobile
has been published i
Mourx, Jan. 26, 1881.
BREwfR CAIDwNI-pur despatch was duly received
yester~y The lights this port are not extinguished
Tho buoys are not removd, and not likely 70 be.
H. o. BROwER & co.
A correspondent froA Charleston sends us the
bill for NE relief Of DEBTORS introduced into the
South Carolina House " Representatives The
bill proposes TO render Il unlawful TO seize goods
until afer December 1, gel. II makes no refe-
renee % Northern men. Dur correspondent says
that th bill will not pass. The Georgia stay bill
has become a law.
The New Orleans Picdy,ue contains the follow
ing article, from which il maybe inferred that New
orIcak IKE Charleston All, ',bie anl unlike
savannah, is going to insist on G.c resignation OF
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The SLAYER Cora.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge SmAlley.

JAN 2sharles Moore, and fourteen others, indicted
for transporting negroes from foreign country board
OF vessel owned by citizens OF the United States were
called up and arraigned. They ssveray pleaded not
guilty Some Of tho prisoners also indicted for
voluntarily serving board slave vessel called tho
Cora, and pleaded not guilty. They were remanded for
trial.
Thomas Flynn, alias Knox, convicted OF passing coun.
tereit coin, was ac need " six months mprisonm nt
at hard labor and to ny fine Of 81.
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the place OF the servant and drove the sledge Having
amused himself for about halt hour, more like :
schoolboy enjoying holiday than Emperor he left
quietly as he came. There were several fashioaAbly
dressed English ladies among the skaters.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Jan. 28-6 +. d.
The bank statement Of to-day compares rs fol-
lows with that of last week
Woek e7pd'g Loans. Specie. CtrctPdn. Deposits
jan 10 sl2s Os4 $40 % sos 1888 1907 $40 6ss 6e6
Jan l23 1856 1853 % 068 04l 7929 29s 81 1856 046
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snd crippled By mortgage hitherto, much impos-
sole whl They lind II TO get heucefoth. when the
Nortntrn Capitalists, who have sustained them
are no longer their fellow citizens and pat.
pers, but their rivals in policy and trade. Add
70 this that the Southern States are mutu-
ally Jealous contentious that the bulk their white
population dissatisfied and turbulent, the black race
rest ess, cxcied suddenly brought within view OF
an equality Of numbers the ehem.t partisan
will scarcely aeae that the prospects, Of produc
ton good there in Disgusting the truth in
such case. and the plain truth Is that affairs 10 the
Unitec States can take which will moi Law va
Our chance ~ cotton supply precsro,s in the extreme
Wha' ,shen must dor We met loe no t,m< In nro.
vious methoa is to strengthen the hsnds I tho Cotton
supply Asseciaion ano OF every society which can sa.
tisy Us OF iIs affinity to grow VIII want within our
own depndeDc,s or elsewhere The case is in our own
hanoi Australia or India could give us all We want:
but no withou, come pains our own part We
mus take u nal Me can get from AnsTia prepariaq
our or eT4* out "e must be really dispense ,oiL any
oD'o." " american co1 uhich cann e act 10 oro,v IA
an dtsnosl Aere Of political and SOCIAL revolution
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The Paris correspondent OF the London Herald writing
on The 18TH gives the following account Of the man.
ner In which Napoleon I'll sometimes divcrts himself.
The Emperor Napoleon arrived nj the lake IN the Bos dc
Bouogne about thfceP NJ on Friday, IN plain chariot
drawn by two horses and unattended bv escort Ie
nlRhted from his carriage and the lake hi,
skates. Hc was soon recognized bv some men wearing
hlousos, who raised cry Of q Here IL the Emperor;
Nvc lEmpereur' The CRY attracted universal att n
ton, and every body and everybody cheered. The
Emperor continued % skate apparent delighted with the
cl-4ic zee. tion ~ lCt VIA TAC Emperor .osia
child n sleige, pushed forward BY nursery maid, took
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LoSpoS, Jan. II, 1851
Consos e1,saolx for money, and slxssl& for &C
count.
The Bank rate In unchanged.
American Sccurties-lllinois Central shares soy dis
count. Eric sharee 32a32k. .#
LIVERPOOL, Jan. II, 1851.
CottoH-Salcs Wednesday and Thursday 40 900 balce,
including 70 900 70 spectators exporters Tho mar.
ket closed with advancing tendency and James Hew
IL Co. say prices are Nd higher on all descriptions
since Friday.
Breadstuns quiet but steady.
Provisions dull.