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Terrible Kffects Of Rihed Cannon.

Correspondence Of the London Times.
GAETA, Feb. 23-No part Of the whole
escaped the ravages Of artillery which thun-
dered at 1t from the land side. Where the
cannon ball did not hit point blank, there the
bombshell fell with dire effect. The beeelgers
reckcn that they fired, during tie whole seige
about S. 600 shots Is eco in one day alone, the
I'D Of Ja5uary. It Is hardly an e1aggeration
to say that you may almost tell the effect Of
each pFojectile; yon can almost come to the
conclusion that not one Of them las been
hurled in vain. The seige Of Gaeta L., t,be.
lieve, the first instance In which rltl5d cannon
has been applied Oh 6 large scale to the batter
les Of walls and baStions. The Piedmonteee,
"a told you, had reared 50 Of these new war
engines on their batteries, and no man who
has not seen 1t eau believe the havoc they have
caused. already described to you the con-
dition of that part Of the town. 1 had already
visited ii at narrow slip stretching from the
town gate to the Royal Palace. The houses in
this part may be said to be either altogether
blown away or struck up all ofa heap; the
batteries lining the sea, before these houses,
der them, arg mass Of cfumb]tug ruinE. The
Royal Palace and the high and lower town
before it, are still standing; but there
is hardly a building, lofty or Iowly, whether
j1tting out OF shrinking back, that may be
said 10 be unscathed. s?w several vii
latnOus holes through the root Of the
Catholic Church, ind more than one Of its
windows smashed ont Of all shana. As I as
cended the hill, the road, the ground, the fenc-
ing walls, the whole ulass nearly up the sum-
nit was here ard there, ploughed up, lereled
down, torn asunder, destroyed with violence
exceeding an l could imagine as the effect Of
mere human contrIyance. Tic whole hill, up
to the foot OF Roland's Tower, was strewn
with projectiles and fragments Of projectiles.
'Ihe round tower itself WIS hit in more than
one spot, and, although 3 small battery Of four
rif7ed cannon, reared by the Neapo1itans on
the hilcrest, had not suffered, yet there Was
evidence that no inch Of ground within the
peninsula Of G1eta might be considered as
safe from the enemy's lire. I walked hallway
down the hill to the QueeI-'s battery, and there
may say one out Of tour Of the pieces were
dismornted, and the paTapets were every where
grievously damaged; but proceeded to the
lover bastions which had evidently borne the
hrunt Of the attack, and there is no exaggera,
ton in saying the original design OF the works
is scarcely any longer to be recognized, SO mis-
eTably g:eoione, eandbags, walls, parapets, can
non, affuts, mad the ground they stood on,
have been blown, and, as it were winnoWed
together. I have seen such havoc caused in
an italian vineyard or garden BY furious hail
storm, where n few stumps Of trees are all that
remain Of what was, halt an hour before. a
rank mass Of luxuriant vegetation; but could
not, repeat, believe that a fortress or part o
1t could be 'crumpled up as an old piece 0:
paper" as I saw Gaeta yesterday. There il
something bew1ldering, appalling in the sight
Of so extensive wreck.
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Tc:a' -. .lb477 Sc 1858 1924 al4 ]

Tc:a1 -. .lb4T7 IS 1883 1924 a14 1889
The Flour market today Was tolerab]y active
principally to i'll orders from PhiladelphIa-and
the market nr1n, with sa!es Of about 200 bbls
1t s. 40 for medium to choice spring extras.
There vas also fair demand for New York and
Pittsburgh, but the viewe Of holders were 6a1uc
higher than those Of buyers. The wheat market
to-day pas steady and firm, with eales OF about
5000 bushels at s2Hc for winter receipts No i
and s4@s4hc for fresh do; 7s@7shc for winter
receipts No. spring and CSC for winter receipts
Rejectcd-ths market closing firm at 7ec for win
Ter receipts No. 2 spring. The Corn market was
easieg, on account OF the heavy receipts By canal
and about 1900 bushels changed hands at a6k@
1876 for old receipts, and ssac for fresh recstpts
Mixed in sto-e. Oats were dull and neglected.
Rye and Farley hea7J and depressed. HIshwines
rteady at 1+c Timothy Seed quiet and unchanged,
sa!es ranging from $7,0o to $40. Clover was sold
TO limited extent only at $39a540o.
In PzoriFton1 we have have nothing to report
but sale Of a5oo brls OF early packed Mess Pork
ut sl6,s. and go brls Light Mea. ut $1s oo-to It'll
southern orders. Gu. Meats quiet Lard dull.
, 1861-04-01

SATURDAY EvExuaa. March ~, 1881.
FREfaHTs.-Props. Tonawanaa and Wenona,
ioad % e as INC per 90 l0sso
1T sFLo9R-Rsssved, 2,sas bsas; MARKET Am;
de a. e. g I'll Ms
reana round hespp hheep 4 { : IT, 1 ST.
round dsSs sosp e d. 81 e: 1Isek
ssssa as f'is 81 + 'ss q
NIL I. .sTuEEs-1o tons good aidd1ings in bags
s{, @RN i Y AEAL-1co :! brls eho,ce ealorie dried
WHEAF--Receiyed, 12,es1 bu. Market steady
and hr1n. Sales 10000 hu winter reccipts No.
sPssang q s3Ne IN ssors oo br tresh reipts DO
bn ~ WINTER receipts No, Spring 1t fsXc II stoss r
sooo bn Dc ct at 7sxs IN store; 1900 6n do At &c Il
st3ss; @ 29oo ba fesh receipts DO At 500 n store;
Sales hy aample were as follows :-1to bags Choice
Clns At ec On track; 800 ba Spring in bags At sc
: coEN-Reeeived, eo,sse bu. Market outet and
scarcely 90 d1ln. Sales were: 5000 bu winter Re-
ceapts Mixed at 28xc In store; 5000 bu do at 96Xc
III s3o ssofe ~ go o. BY fresh reeeips do At 2se ia
aad 18th of APRIL SELLERS option, at so5&c T. o. b.;
1000 b9 do for delivery during the Est half of
Ap51l: p :rs se1f5,s g. option, st s9xe T. q 80,
RYE-Recetyet, SIS bu. Demand very light and
market dull. sales, 100 bu No. l in bags at 4oc On
BARLEY-Receiyed, 1167 bu.. Market very dull.
Sales 400 bu good at 35c On track; 100 bu common
at SOC on track; 4p0 BIZ do at 25c on track
! H1GHW1NES-R Received, 81 brls. Market stea-
Dr.. Sales 145 brls at 14c.
ALCOHOL Steady 1t s1@sse . gallon.
? 9Ess a-@ :RK-FiEm; Err . Sales Yesterday afternoon
80 brls light Mess at SIS.
| LARD-Dnl and enairel nominal st 9G9kc,
SEEDs-Rece1ved. 16sT ms, Market for Tim
othy steady and quiet. Sales were: IS bu choice
at $2p: bags at $2 IS; 10 bags at $50; 90 bags
faiE at 81 Is; ~ bags at 81. Clover dull Sales,
10 bags prime at $4.o0: 70 bags at $3.50.
BEANS-10 bags Mixed at 90e; 20 bushels do
at &c. =
APPLES 800 brls New York Apples st $3.50
DRIED FRU1T-4,ooo 1bs choice Apples at
Axe. ~.
:. ,TALLoW-ln fair demand at sA18Ac
aInES@Green, Pr Gre sS@s1c; green salted, e@dKc,
BUTTER-Dnil, at 708c for common to good
drkto and roll; Dairy, 1l@14c.
EGGS-40 bbia at 85xo-packers' count.
+ .FDuLTRY-LiEe chickens, dull at 81 .75@2.00
FER doz; lige turkeys, g@74c y b dfeteed tut-
POTATOES 80 bushels choice Neshannocks Ut
2c at store; 80 br1s do at SIC delivered
j DRESSED HOGS-Received. Is. Market quiet,
with sales at Sc 0o@4s5
! LIVE H0Gs-Rscetved, 1859. Heavy hogs In
TT71@S M q fy En1n
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MARKETs BY TKLE{31aAPH.

NEW HoRK, March e1.-F1our about 6e lower
oa ssse FL gb ST. ssaa
destre to realize. salee, $500 brls At $5:so@5.m
for superdne state, chiefly $5.&; $5:s71@5 q
{s sF ,s9 s5t5 ..ss ssisay &; sS ssS f S
brands extra round hoop Ohio: *5.sO@7
ns aSs Do 3e,v e01ng s9iss csnaa
doing; market scarcely 30 drm; sales $50 BID at
s.a6@7. % for common to good extra. $5.25076o
for choice and fayosite DO; Rye -four selling IL
WH1sKT-DeMand active; market firm sa1ea
800 hrls st Notwithstanding 100 brls q
GaAw--Wteat heavy AMI 1c lower; moderate
demand for export and hgme consumption; sales
ii, 200 bu fafr and good Chicago spring at st. $50
IL IT IT s.o1s aid On s
choice northeastern club at 81 q in store; LEGO
bu winter red western at $1.a5@1.88 in stose and
dsterea 1 b. red stss aT s. 81 9 ha
Michigan at s. ,5o@i IS; verg handsome do, $1.65;
1909 6a white southern on private terms. Rye
r. A9tsed ssapp and goes ses
malt quiet at s7@90c; Canada peas in moderate
request Ssles 800 bush at T0c on dock. Corn 1c
loWe1-noderate business doing for export and
old mixed western in store; 69e del Sc for new
do at the rall: DAD depot b3984c for new yellow
jersey 6s@Dc for inferior to prime new southern
etn. Oats plenty and dull at s3@3sc for western
and Canada 34@e41c for state.
PRoy1s1oNs-Pork: very hrm, particularly mees +;
prices, however. without important change; eales
$50 brls at SIG ST for mess; $500 for prime mess,
an S126o@1e75 for Prime. Beef dull: sales 100
brls at e4.75@5 90 for country prime; IS
for country mess; 5000 for repacked mess; $1o1
Il for extra mess. Prime nlees beef dull and
at 1215c for state and WESTERN Cut fneata, steady
prices; eales 1Go pkgs Ut 6@eke for shoulders
8Ds1se- for tAms- Dressed and live hnge
nominal. Bacon dull. Lard in continues steady de-
maud and moderate ea1es; 500 brle at6@l1c No te
prime western Butter l0@10Hc for Ohio; 14019!
state. Cheese steady at 811oc for common tt
prime.
GRocEREs-8ugar, r1w continues firm. De
mand active. Sales IS hhds ut 4&14x for Cuba
4H@H for Porto Rico; $50 boxes Havana at 6A1
zs6c; and BY enetion; so9 hhds 9 at +A@64
MolasseB-Sa1es $50 brls n Q at 82135c Lao hhdt
ut 14c for Cuba and 23038 for Porte. Rico and b,
auction 400 bbls N at 33G34xc,
SrocKs.-Dnl1 with the exception Of large buei
ness in Mo and Tenn IS. & r r I67xb 81, G & Oh
az, scrip e1K; Pan lit, Enc a2K, b 81, n; Z
" I'd mortgage 1835. Terre Hauta Il Alton I'd bond
| 81, n s 1st bonds 80, N 8s 102, Tenn 6s Tx, III
Is 66t q e. 81. registered 35 do couunns 9235
, 1861-04-01

Mr.. Corwin proposes visiting his family in
Ohio for few days before starting On the mis-
sion to Mexico. 81. instructions will be pre-.
pared Immediately, and he intends reaching
his destination as soon as practicable. Events
in Mexico already begin to Indicate another
reaction, and it is necessary that our govern
ment should be well and energetica1ly repre-.
sented at the capital. Il We are to have an
American policy on this continent, as was
foreshadoWed in the Presidents recent speech
upon receiving the Minister from Nicaragua
ali the missions to the Spanish American Re
publics should be filed with picked men, and
none others, Inferior agents will do more
harm than good Washington Correspondent.
of the NJ 2. Tribune
, 1861-04-01

Things begin toasEume lively appearance abnat
t:c cocks. The creek is open clcar to the light
s'sss the iee having LEFT entirely and vessels arc
III readiness 10 spread their wings for flight when
EVER The winter blockade Of the port shall be with
SIaWn; At present there are no appearances upon
sssEiact fe1d Of Ice exke, DIS across lhe ba7 from
s,:eie to shore, and beyond the eweep OF an eye
Elsss wes.wards. It's breaking up will depend en-
tlretJ upon the weather of the next two weeks. It
AZ not time yet to decide whether an early or late
opening Of navigation Will be The order thfs year,
We deem It pseba PIE that the lake will be In readi-
lees fot ihe service Of commerce az soon as the
rAnAs are opened to It, The probabilities are that
lie latter will occur aaont tie 2O1h Of April. All
three sections of the canalsre promised to be in tit
condition by The 18th pgo1lmo.- -BuFa1o Ezutes.
, 1861-04-01
A Fight with Robbers.

NEW YORK., March 3O-Advices from Mexi-
co report the, stage from Mexico to Vera Cruz,
containing two American and five other pas
sengers, was attacked by q band Of twenty
robbers, and Lieut. Dick, Of the u. s. Army,
killing five and wounding seven Of the rob-
bers. The balance fed. The Americans were
h0th wDundn6
, 1861-04-01

PHILADELPHIA, March 29--The Methodist
Conference adopted q report in favor Of r.
pealing the new Chapter on slavery, inserted
also concurred in the resolution Of the Ba1ti-
more Conference, requesting the General
Conference to repeal the Chapter on Slavery
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WkpnEsDAY, March e7.-Thie Is still woree
day fog droFers than the opening day. The rain
has fallen he8vy nearly all the best Guinness part
Ut the day, and this has tnteEfered with business
to some extent and the arrival Of soms scattering
lots that h1ve come h, making Up the number S.:
699 head, has also had it, eject upon trade 80 that
we think butchers were ablo to bny bullotks 1t "a
Or 81 he'd lower than the same quality sold at
yesterday. At noon the number OF cattle in the
2ens were 40 large that the brokers wond have en-
nrely despaired of selling ont il had not been for
hsc ne saconragesnent OF good many farmers and
aeaa{ 70 take what the butchers left II they could
e ahno9 = sssy tow gnres Isl et rate equal
O.n csnte pound for the net wright of nice
La11ity stseza well suited nr TIC purpose
Sars All bsen nieE W htah seveza! hundred
besides good many psirs of Wn9k ts e =,
tnis h eoany demand ths hses zas1fet would hsye
e os4 and III The cattle could
Ssss asx pound -fsornaaat week's pIices. Withont
amse ta e 1otace ny particularly ans drovex It IL
az o. general remark fhst the aFet1uH ntfa1
'' ~ 3se ea4oex8 II remarkably good, aud fesl
, 1861-04-01
Renewed Threats AS&tnst Washing.
fQns

The following paragraph is from the Charles
ton correspondence Of tie Richmond Dispmeh
Of the 201h inst
All the high of6cials Of the military, have
been called suddenly to Montgomery-what
for, 10 one knows, but it is thought By well
informed men, that it Is to arrange the army,
and have the officers assigned, and to consult
as to future operations T hear that in q few
weeks, at most, one hundred thousand men,
many Of them veterans, will be ready for e.
traordiaary service, and plenty left to take
may be sent of down South" to get clear ol
them st home. If the people Of Washington
city only did but know what few Of Us here
know, they would hardly ''re:urn back to take
their Clothes" Well may Gen. Scott keep hil
hirelings there-he had better bring more
, 1861-04-01

BOSTON, March 3o-The British ship ".
Hammond, from NeT Orleans for Cork, was
abandoned on The 18th inst, in Lat. 81 long.
Is. The crew, "a in number, were taken of
by the Dutch brig Sirene, which has arrived
here from Rotterdam
, 1861-04-01

NEW YORK, March 30.-The steamer Daniel
Webster, from Texas, with United States
troops on board, is now passing Long Branch
and will be up about ESQ o'clock this after
NOM.
, 1861-04-01
BY YTEI1EGRAPH.


WAaHNarox, March 29.-Information from
tbs Ordnance Department about cannon sent
from Bellona Arsenal to Richmond, shows
they were contracted for three years ago.
Receipts in the Treasury $6o1, ,0o0; nat bal
ance on hand, one million i've hundred and
eighty eight thousand dollars.
i s said Lane, recently confirmed q. 8.
Judge for Alabama, will endeavor to hold court
at Athens, Alabama. -.
NEw YoRK, March s0.-The New York
Herald CORRESPONDENT eays the Government
has finally determined to abandon snmter as
soon as vessel to take Anderson's command
can reach Charleston harbor. At last aceounts
ltlts positively denied that any order has
Plckens.
The ffme& despatch says that Judge Burton
of Kentucky will decline the Chief Justice
ship Of Daeotah,, end probably will obtain
Minister Corwin goes to Mexico in the
steamer Tennessee from New Orleans, April
18th. &C.
The Worlds correspondent says information
Vas received yesterday. that the Florida Legis~
1ature had passed an act making 1t treason,
punishable with death on conviction, for any
one to accept office under the Federal Gov
ernment who resides in that state, after col
1ision between the Federal and Confederate
forces.
The Postmaste ter- General has issued orders
for supplying letter PAPER, to ba cut, gum
med and embossed with three cent postage
stamps, combining in one both letter sheet
and envelope.
The Tribune correspondent saya the Fort
Sumter question ID still undetermined, and
will be 80 for several days; and also reiterates
the statement that orders have been sent to
land troops at Fort Pickens.
New YORK, March 3oL-The Posts special
.1-t. ~. fI & .kn- L1n%
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seallax.ks ssareeay b b. found. Many ot u.
which e1atfatted Wi1h dns DGshams. .Deyons. .Heef.
fota, and their 9radee are really coarae IN thetr
Of auch thar won't sell ths week at pficea eaniTa.
lent 70 cents pound for the half Of home weight
as VIII % eeen mora particularly In, our &C.
@ sea1ts Ct eses a TIE trade of ths daJ haa drsg
CT ssatle are not ~ sold but probably wi b., With
TIE HOG aAKKET.
|: Receipts this week, 9 B25
henry D. Grant. Superintendent Of The market,
reports the pfdces of hogs today q ngros8 weight
1orn.!ed HoSa: .h.E 65Ac.
Dtaduefy-led H0AS. ..4H044c.
This ia Nc b b Dwef IN toru-fed hogs; and the
came for istlers and conaiderdn4 the state OF The
weather, and increased supply ths Ii remarkable,
when ali other animals are selling 1t such reduced
rates. There must be strong taste Tor hog-1neat
somewhere, Perhaps tnete II IN increased de-
and for lard, near The close Of Lent ia grease the
rags which good Catholics &re only Allowed to Iook
At and smell OF, whils deprived Of the tasts q
e. ": Dorman reports prices th1a weak as fol.
| lows:
, 1861-04-01

The Albany correspondent OF the New York
Courier end Enquirer says:-
The assembly last evening laid the Railway tolls
nl on tie table, result that indicates their calm
Judgment that when the relations OF trade are
tho North Star Of Commerce really is-it il not
wise poncs to impose burdens on the enterprise.
which left to the reguatfons Of trade, will bring
Weei-the result which ill commercial meu. and
81 men who desire the prosperity Of New York
soPa y 10 be the fixed law OF movement The
1s1t that look all enterprise in the face, from the
DISORDERS OF the country, are enough, without
those a1tidctafy placed before men, by laws formed
from local, rather than general motives
, 1861-04-01

exryE1kzD 7HA1ssksr aa-Thcrs 4 ,,,,.
4afnax4pp sn tse market thsn for som1 says psst
f1otf renntds rssaea7 Mith no Erea$ 4ansnaf Il
6cAskThtA e &t.16 z nasa ia 1t 81 CT sm &C
Eood1nix6d8 # n4ms- Oets gaietas s3@4ac Corr
eaaas oue car NJ &c.-LeadW.
, 1861-04-01

adrices from MacHnnw to the 18th Inst, report
thaf The Indications Rre not favorable to an eaflF
np*1inE OF the Straits. the weather at that date
"sn ct'id, and the general opinion WAS that bcats
Ne1c't Adttrtiser.
, 1861-04-01

RICHMOND, March ga resolution to ter
inmate debate Tuesday, was violently opposed
Rlves spoke seven hours in favor Of the Union.
, 1861-04-01

An exchange saxs 1T is thought from 1000 to
16,om bushels Of graia will be taken from the
~ 90 bushels will 60 On to the Dsn T1ndall. des-
tined foE Buffalo. aud the balance ty canal boats to
The lower eley2tore II the signs Of opening
sh.nId be more favorable number Of other yess
sele may also be loaded
, 1861-04-01

This difference IL accounted for in the vay most
reasonable, xtz: that the wheat OF the harTest Of
the fall: and during The winter, when the ua3isa-
sfon Of the rivers was closed those who had to
xeslze or t eir crop we're forced to 60 to Chicago
h,ch much reduced the supply that usually accu-
! 'ete has been large fncreaee Of rye and cats
fAss feas over last to1 the same period, while IN
E.'Ia oes and bacon the receipts nearly double
d11erenoe.-Azssou74D Democrat, 18Th
, 1861-04-01
M A r I N T. IL $ r
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. March 28
Schr Francis Powell, port. 6s cord wood.
March %.
sehr. T CLARK, " Silver. St. Joseph, % m Ium-
ber, 10 m lath.
scow Laurel, McNew, Kalamazoo 50 m lumber.
schr Dresden, Finaegan, st. Joseph, 66 eds
wood.
sehr Areo, Abraham, Manatous, 80 toas coal 1ao
eds wood.
schr Gessine, Mechselbezg Manitowoe, IS eds
wood, 80 cord shtng1e bolts.
Schr Orion, A Amory, Blakevtlle, 90 eds wood.
March So
schr Harbridge, Johnson, Centreville, 81 cords
Schr Spartan Cherry, Port U1io, IS eds wood
schz " Kent, Reed, Port Cony, Il eds wood, 8 N
schr Shanghai, Halverson, BayIeys Habor, 100
eds wood.
Brig Kirk White, Long, sheboygan, ~ N lumber,
2A bundles wagon felloes, 81 N sblnglea.
CLEARED. ......-, March 20.
schr s L Shank " Shiver, St. Joseph.
Scow Laurel, McVea, Kalamazoo, light.
Schr Gessfne, Wechselberg, ManitoWoc.
Schr Orion 7 A Amory, Grand River, steam boil
er, rs bbls salt, 500 lbs iron, 40 bbls beef
Sehr El Tempo, ] " Senai Manltowoc.
Schr Perry Hannah, Garfield, Milwaukee, 1877 hhds
sugar.
.... March 50.
Schr Harbr1dge, Johneon, CentreviI1e, light.
Schr Spartan Cherry, Port Ulio, light
Bark Shanghai, Halbereon, Milwaukee, light.
, 1861-04-01

SATURDAY EyEERa, March 30, 1851.
sis following aze tbs receipts and shipments for
Tbs East tTenty-four hours:
, 1861-04-01

BEEF FCATTLE-ReceIved, 1,1t9 Market heavy
and depressed, with Hight sales at So a5@3.M for
medium to prime packing and shipping lots.
, 1861-04-01

ARRIVED. March q,
Investigator, Athens, Is IDS rubble, ~ 5ds dim

Clar1nda LaEalle Il ia lbs lard % bris beef, 10
hess tongues, 637x brls pork.
CLEARED. March q.
AQui1a, South.
Investigator, Athens 800 lbs grease. .....
Alabama, Lasale, G5650 It lumber, 468 It siding
81 br1s cement, 20Q, 600 shingles.
Afica Lasalle, 81, sos It lumber, 1901 600 shingles.
Tide, 8S,0o0 a. 1850 p1ckets. 600
yosts.
Bay State Laaalle So as4 # lumber, 5000 It siding,
$1,000 shingles, 16000 # 18th kegs nails, bit
lime, 1875 lbs machinery.
, 1861-04-01

JACKSON, Miss, March 3O-The Convention
to-day ratified the Constitution by 7a
, 1861-04-01

Bosros, March 0.-Lemue1 Shaw, late Chief
Justice OF Massachusetts,, died this morning
suddenly.
, 1861-04-01

new YORK, March 30-Gen. Miramon, who
arrived here on the Quaker City, is said to be
en 4ouss to Spain, to urge the acquisition Of
Mexico.
st. Vincent
Orders have bean received to get the stare
ship Release ready for sen. It Is believed she
will take supplies to the Gulf Squadron.
The steamer Star Of the West vas seen on
the 2sd within days eail Of 1ndianola,
, 1861-04-01

Secretary seuard is buslly engaged in pre-
pairing instructions for the newly appointed
Representatives Of the Government abroad.
Those Of the ministers to Europe and Central
America, viii embrace the question ofthe rec
ognition Of the Southern Confederacy, by for
eigu powers Any inclination 10 do 50 is EN-
phatical1y protested against. until the Revolt
tioparY authorities shall shall have attained a
legal stat,s by the consent Of the Federal Gov
ernment itself
, 1861-04-01

TRUSTEES SIZE. - W Whereas,
4 Jearu11 AtS.ra, on the ELEVENTH day Of January.
D. !Ha eSecnted and Delivered to me. the undeS-
p.eMs7s h+reE after d"str3 takas1re ths fayinect
81 Certain p1oMs4sorJ Nots therein mentioned ard
described fF full description OF which said nota,
e1d o1 thc power IN said Deed c2ntas1tt. refer
euce - h. rehy Mads t. he Record Ut sai Deed which
sag Ves1 Of Trust VIA duly rec .rded I1 tbs kecdr.
Ger Oa1ca nf Eo.E County. i.1ol~, Ii Eook 80 Of
HsA PaSe IT, 4 ID wher43<, ueizat nas been E1ado
= taa payment oi sasl Pr Eis lry ald applca-
MN ma osen mad to ne By ..hn Brooks tne pa.eo
an1 teai h1ld.r u REQ. to sell sa4t r-n ndeT
y s5s9e y the power n said Decd Of trust eoa-
N9E, fhe[eiofe, pablis 4ot.'e Ii he1rbS sayta
eaA =e4 ~ public auction At TIE 0urtt 1a1f ol sle
Eoatt HOUSE IN tbs CITY of CGCaSo. tis st2te nf
1tano1a tar tae hlass: and TEST Sfce khe salas VII
u*6 II Gaah for the purposes II soil Eted q lfusE
H1ptSssea 1s ten O'clock at IoreLcoa on Satqfu2Y
tae 4tffesnta day Of April d. ISL The prsMises
Sa Deed Of IF.t described anu Situate IL ETaor eon.
r. tae county Of Coos. aEa Stasa OF IItnos. tSWlI-
EH aeang At pont u ttis eeatsa o1 sas GonnH
eighteen ts} All Eange tou.teea 40
es thence running et t. the EAST hhs Of ne marta.
west Quarter or the uosthwt qaateE Of said sec Ion
eighteen thaEce south SIX tcts and tt1If tuE INN
0sHdaaa Is 6+10 rrus} thrnta vest parallel WIKI tas
north line CT aid sctua eighteen % tho ctntza Of
the aforess:d Gaanty taai t;.en;o noStnsIty alen9
Together with the b .lpgs sneEeoE tugetaet With all
the apPuz taaaaeea there0nio bsIo ,ik ADD al tbs
right. tte, beEett aad equity u redemption Of ealA
IeaErn Ats.rs hs 5trs aista In aud to said Frs.
n!aes. Gil -i.LE T. GREGORY. 1Ensteun
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