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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
IlIPORTANr WAR NEWS.

Nav YoRK. April 10.
An editorial IN the Tribune states positively
that the principal object Of the expedition which
sailed hence within the last four daps, Is Fort
About 900 men will arrive OF Charleston to-
night and 70 morrow under command Of Lieut.
Col. Harry Brown, Of the I'd artillery. small
steamer viii be sent IN with supplies and II re-
PEELED he Tribune says the rebels will be taught
Wiihcat unnecessary delay that there is still q
power IN the United States. and that this power
cannot Well be insulted with impunity.
The Washington correspondent of the Times Is
entirely satisfied that the Baltic has gone 70 Sum
ter, where she wall land supplies IN small boats.
Lieut. A. s. Baldwin Is ordered 10 command
the steamer WyandOtte, in place Of Bergman,
deceased, and goes out In the Water Which TO
Pensacola
The rribane's correspondence says dispatches
have been received fr5m Lieut.. SleInmer, 81 Fort
Pickens, explaining thar the reason Why the
troops were not iRsled from the Brooklyn, was
that he had al ~, ,ruficieut 70 hold the Fort
against any arIi.t aae rebels could bring against
him. Re has f0ur months provisions He adds
that the troops can be landed at any time, II
needed.
The same correspondent says that Mr Barrett,
Of the Cincinnati Gazette, was appointed Com
missioner Of Pensions 70 day.
Gen sumner has gone TO supereede johnson
6 Commander Of the Pacific Division Of the
Army.
The Herald's Washington correspondent saws
that orders leit to-day 70 have the Wabash, Vim.
ceunes and Savannah, at New York, and James.
town. at Philadelphia. detailed Tor immediate
service.
The South Carolina mails will be stopped upon
the drsi sign Of hostility 70 the feet Of relief
Special 70 Herald.-NEW ORLEANS, April o.
The Cabinet At Montgomery has called on each
of the Confederate States for $500 troops, except
Florida 1900.
The Commissioners 70 Washington have an
nounced their intention TO return Immediately.
CHAELEsrOE, April e.-Lieut Talbot WIS de-
tained at Florence, and lost u hours.
Permission was refused for = provision ship e
enter the port.
Martial law was expected to be proclaimed.
The Commissioners at Washington have tele
graphed to Governor Pickens that war was inevi
table.
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Last nights Report.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

W WAsHfNGnOGs April 10.
A special dispatch to the Evening Post says
Il is now certain that the Government has fully
determined to reinforce Mai Anderson's com
mnnd at all hazards ] learn upon competent
authority that the plan adopted for the relief of
Fort Sumter e substantially az follows In case
Of necessity supplies are TO be thrown into Sum-
ter by means Of a number Of small boats which
presenting smaller and more scattered marks for
the cannon Of the rebels, wiz perhaps save un-
necessary bloOdshed. The Government has
chartered number Of small sohooneFs and other
craft which have been filled with sand bags that
these form partO Of the Charleston expedition Cd
pears probsble from the fact that the charter
does not bind them TO go further south than Sa-
Tannak.
These sehooners, filed with sand bags, viii sail
in, bearing boats on the side towards Fort sum
eeeted from the guns OF the rebels by the wall
hfe sides and solid contents Of the larger YES
sells.
This plan will be adopted only in the event
that the ChariestOnians fire upon the small
steamer iosded with provisions that is first sent
IN. IN mat case Of course the Fort will receive
not only provisions, but men, and the plan above
notalledE an eamirable one, by which to throw
any requisite force into the Fort without any
probability Of serious loss
The men-of-WaT are to steam IN and hold them
selves IN readiness 70 check any attempt 10 inter
cept the boats By armed vessels As we'll sS 10
keep the neighbOrhOOd Of Sumter as clear as No.
sible from assaulting parties, who can be eaeiiv
dealt with By shells from the steamers. thus
leaving Major Anderson and bis men at leisure
70 receive reInfOrcements and, II need be, deal
with forts M0ultric and Johnson, which he can
silence without much loss Of time.
The plan has been thoroughly considered, and
as all the leaders are men Of skill and courage,
sneceN is certain without much If any loss Of
life.
It is quite possible that unforeseen eoutingen.
eies may cause an alteration Of the programme
but L is certain that the plan above detailed has
received eomnendation in high quarters, and II
appeara feasible.
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NEW YORK nIARKET-APRTB Nc.
fbY TrrreR fPH

ELOUR-Transactions to-day have been to a fair
xteDt, and market generally without change. Mar
ket closing hrm with no sellers at inside quota
sales arc lt,2o9 bbls at ssi5@Ss,2s for superfns
superhns Westsrni So 20 lorc0mmon 70 medium
extra western; f5GQta5f1 for shipping brunds extra
round hooBed Ohioi and s5ilO97 for trade brands
CANADIAN FIaOUR-In modernts fequest
without material change in price. sales are 100 hbls
Ct s535@6,I5 for common 70 good extra; S7,0G97,50
for choice and hYorit do II =. .aa =. % r
RYE El1pgR-Limited request at Ss.iOa4, 10
common to choice superfine.
CORN nIEAI-Market shade easier Sales
are COZ bbs a. s2,lS for Jersey; Slices Is for Bran
WHIsK Yin fair request without material
change iH price salss are 100 bils At ls9lS4c' asd
WHKAT-lIay be quoted shade frmar with
moderate export demand Sales are 500 bush good
choice northwestern club as ~ Ia store; 1900 b
common 70 fair MilWHuke clnb At Sl2s0 80 IN store
and deliyeredi 56sO bush amber " Wisconsin a. x,32
delivered; 37ol bush Canada club at 2o delivsred
1000 bnsh China tea wheat at S,2g delivered; 1900
bush winter red western at 81, l,37Gi.3g the latter
price for very handsome, deliver d; 30j bush white
Michigan at Si,oo9l65; l7OO bush white Kentucky
RYEZSiarket quiet and firn at 6sasae
BA8lEEN--Market dull heavy and decidedly
lower hales are 300 bush state At SC and i5Oo bush
HARLEY AfALT-alarkst dun at sss.
C0RN-Market frm. with fair demand for export
and home consumption. Sales are $1,000 bu at &c
for old mixed western in store sc dtVensd the lat
Ter price reiuaed at tbs clOss SD for new DO at rail-
lOe FOR white southern.
OATS aarksl aF1hsr with more doing At sssz@
3 ~ ~ sSsTsey; l5fo for western and Oanadsi
F0RK-Market hardly 90 firm. sales are $50
;1,s 89s az sl''zsl7s7h for messs Sl2,759ISOO Tor
BEEF-In good demand and market stsadv.-
Sales are zb0 bbls at S4,75sO0 for coTntry pif1e:
t3,106,zo ioI country mess s. 00lOO0 for fsi,acfed
mess; $1,000 4 30 for extra rnegg -
R8lalE hlhAs BkkE- Dali and nominally
BEEF HABIs-e let and arm ut SiaaIs for
gtnte and western. -H
ggF, 1IRA9s-A Alarkst steady. Sales @ pkgs At
6<G69sc shoulder; aG354c for hams. Thi' isftsr
price for very choice.
BACONZsloderately actips. SALES aso 100 boxes
middles aG sc. ~
T1RD-Marlet active end hrmsr. gsias are
1870 bbs 9490scs the latter for strictly prime In
BUTTER- Is selling at loeelio for OhlOi
l4l0lqc state .nf
priule.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHINoToN, April 10.
Ten companies, comprising about once quarter
Of the volunteer militia Of the District Of Uoium.
bias are mastering to-day for inspection, the or
der having been issued from the Government
Headquarters last night. Several days ago the
company officers were directed to Immediately
report the number Of effective men.
This unexpected movement has given rise TO
many surmises, especially rs reports prevail, be-
heYed to be correct, that these ten companies are
% DC draffed into immediate service. Much eX-
element everywhere exists. heightened in great
degree By bogus dispatches, professedly from
Sharlestoni OF stirring battle in the vicinity Of
Fort Sumter
Therere is no doubt that the military move
mems here in progress are connected Will pre-
eautionHry measures for the de fense Of the Capi-
tal from In apprehended attack from the South.
The Federal forces In Washington are to be
strengthened this week by at least one additional
artillery company.
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NY, CATTLE BIARKRT-APRIL 10.

RFFF-MArkot with increased supply was less
btiovnnt thar last week, with ihlr demand, and
f6e ouaity 81 the offerings being fair, prices we're
1snernly supported. There were but few Inferior
bulk brought upwards qf 60; the range was irom
10 ec but with few sales at trlo above the latter
price, Receipts iSI2 head altt
bfELCH COWs-Continue plenty and duh At
nominal rates. a.H ia
VRkIs--Calyes are duh and heavy except for
EHEEP & LAaTBs-Haye sold within the
week AZ tomeWhat irrifular rates; market called d
iittie bettfr Quotations at S8,23a7 por head for
interior 20 prime. Receipts are tds3 head.
BWINk-ln moderate request az 4S695So. Re.
oeiptE gisli head.
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There iae REPORT that Jedersoll Davis 's n le-
vrapbed 10 Charleston not to IRE on any vesseia
Entering the harbor for the purpose OF supplying
Fort sumter with prev izigAs hEl afd
Tbe BRIG Perry Will be ready for sea IN few
day. The work on the Wabash and Savannah
goes on briskly.
II IL rumored that the steamer Vanderbilt has
been sold 30 the Southern COnfederaey'
Anril IO.-Tho Proaidenf hes ordered two Of the
most eheleht volunteer companies inso -
Guards are 10 be detailed from them 70 plo'oo'
the public buildings. .,,,--.. .-.,,,,a a..
Another battery Of Light Artlllel1 attl'Se ts, ~ ~
dnyy ~ r,1lesa fiase IidraHiis ~ -tA
fhose best Informed In the government P49iiiSsy
give no cretence 10 the reports that there Will be
a frht Al Charleston haFDor5 ana declare tha'
Sumter will be evacuated
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! O0MMRlROIAI...
0T,FvFT.aND lIARKET-APRII 10.

OLEFRIaAND lLARK.ET-APRlfi 10. sf7
FLOUR. STEADY at ouotasiOnS.s salos Of 100 bbls
extra red at sl,75.
wHEAT-steady. sales OF 500 bush white nom
store at s7; car do very choice on track, at same
figure; cars red on track at SlO4.
CORN-Dull, and without change in quotations,
OATs-ouiet At 2tsaqa Il -.-l ts4sg y
sEEDs-sals5 Of Iso bush uoTer at sio@ and
light sales Of Timothy st Sa,Is. klsW 1854
BEANs-saiss o. 80 hqlfi air Wtite At ssei s5 dc
good at70o. E19 t iL-
SMOKED MEATS -saies Of 800 rs goods oOun-
try cured Shoulders st 7i4si 5Oobs Hams st sj4e,
HIGHWINKs-Firm at I5c. Sales Of 50 bbls.
LARD-sales OF 5000 bs at &c.
CHEEsB-Demandf fair. Sale 0floOo bs Western
Reserve at $40.
BUTTER-Old is in light demand at quotations.
New is quickly taken on coming forward at l4@lSc
for good to choice.
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VIRGINIA CONyRNTIO I.


The following resolution was adopted Nt-
ainia will wait reasonable time for an answer
10 her prOpositious bIfIon the indigpa con
dillon that q pacific policy shall be adopted 70
ward the seeded States, and no attempt be made
70 subject them 70 Federal authority or rein
force orts OF re capture forts, arsenas, or other
propertv or exact payment Of duties and thst
IN fo-ts Ia Eecuith state ought to be eTacpated
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60. d "a 90 YerI. lIsEEsl.

t.f'.. 7.f fHfrF YoRS, April 5, 1881.
BUTTER Our market Tor Butter, II choice, Is
active, but poor s slow Of sale. New Butter Is SELL
ing at % 70 &c New Ohio would bring, ifEOOd col,
OF, IS 70 2Oc. u. lraifa ~ 1laTa1g ra
CHRRSE-Is dull and ssies are hare 70 make at
to &c. English Dairies are almost unsaleable st
9 to 1Oo.
EGGS-In good demaad at l216c.
SEEDS-ClOver seeu is dull at ~ 70 7ee. Timo-
thy seed is steady at $500 to Sss25- W % D. li,r +
LAKD-SteAdy ats 70 lOe.. nla 4.
BEFS-WAX-Is saleable at % to SIC.
DEMING 4 TIFFANY,
flor,r,iaalon Nerehants 81 Pearl atraet
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PREEEl9E POPULATIONS.
Tae State IS rapidly cling up with populaf1n SO,
025 persons having been added snco 1850 making ne
present population ~, e6a ratio q ioz per cent IL
Ten years.
AGRICDLTURAL PR0DUCTS
The Agricultural PRODUCES q Illinois are raafsr han
hoss ofany other STATE NE products sent cut durng
hs past year exessded 800 ooo tons ne Hhsatcrop
crop yields not les thaa 40 900 200 bushels.
ERTuTTY OF TIE SON.
Nowhere can The Industrious farmsr secure such m
mediate results for hs labor supon these pEuIis soils
tbey being compo5sd q deep rich ioIa, tho fertility
% which, s unsarpazssd y Eny On tne giooe-
10 ACTUAL CULTTVAI0Rs.
snes 1854, Ne oeHp1lg Lass soid ] 800 900 aeres
nag isU only % a1iaI eiili0aiors, and eue ooiruei
esninias an GTeBent 70 clltiuatc. ne Toed hI ban
coaltrled 1r0uqa thels laHds Ct an speics q $50 ooQ
600 IN 1850 he Popaatios 81 1oTtysaine e9gia.sr
through i1hich q pGEss only 5 598 sics lchih 4g
l2s3 hare bes adde lalg he i5hols populafios 3l4
sol, 5aiHe q l4S pr csilt
EVIDENcEs OF PROSPERITY
As an evidence Of the thrift q fhe people, itaybo
stated that 600 oo tons q freight Including 900 goo
bushels q grain EnG $50 900 barrels o 0ur were FOR
Earded over the Inc last year.
EDUCATIOE.
Mechanics and yForkngren VIII End The frss school
system encouraged by ne Staie and endowed viii
large revenue FOR the support Of schools Their chill
dren can lve IN sight CT the church and sehoe oses
the Great Western Empire
1 PRICES AND EERlIs OF PAYIEEE.
The prices Of these lands Yzry from So to s5 per
laers, according 20 location, quality, &c First caa5
farming lands sen for about SO 20 SO per acre. and
the ralIVo expense q subdung prairie land ss com
pared with wood land Is II the ratio q 70 70 In favor
of tho former. Ths terms of sale fer the bulk o. these
lands win be
ONE TEARi5 uGIERE8E N ARRAdeEs
at ak per cent per annu ppd six nierast nqiss e six
per cent psyEbls respectively n one, tVp, tree four,
I've and six years from dt8 Of sale and four notes
for principal, payable IN four, I'VE, ax and seven years
from dnls of ssls coutra1tsip puing that cnlentn
the tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
each aud every year, FOR I'VE years rom data q aa
30 tst at The end OF 1Fo years onshad shall Be lced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash except thssae should be
At six dollars per acre when ths cash pfice VII Be hye
productions prioas AID terms Of payment, San Be had
OSTER, Land Commissioner
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
.1ea. and Claies situated upon the llll-
100, ,APPLErON'S RAILWAY GUIDE.
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NY. sTOOK l1ARKRT.-APRm 10.

-Hrera .r. rr lhl lALAdAAfAsl
Market active but rather lower. Chicago 4 Rock
lsland hg3f; 0hicaf0, Bueiinsiop 4 Quincy Oh;
Cleveland Toledo s0i ehieagg 4 Galena 6s1l CleFe.
land, Columbus Cihcinnati 9f5f; Illinois Central
script ~; Michigan Central 5I56; Pacific Mail 78;
New York Central I3t; Erie S31Si Harlem preierTed
o. Reading 2SN; Michigan BOuther railroad AZ;
Hichlgsr sOafherD Farantsai ~; Ulinois Central
bords q Iissoufi 81 d056, " Yi4giniE 6s az. Ten.
nsssss vi, California . Ss; North Oar0iins 6 "a
United States g Of Isl reggtared s1; United States
6 Of 81 coupons 81; United States s. Of 81.
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MEaieiMEs.
| GARD TO THE PUBLIC,

4 1he amount OF bodily and mental misery arisira
nom neglect Of small complaints r. fucsIenIsbis
and i is Therefore of the utmost Importance thSt
ailments should be had for diseases 81 he boS ~
T9rtably Affect the mind, Dr.. Monat's VeSsiabls
Lille Medicines, In every instance where tbev nave
in ALMOST ali its diversified forms Tho ssiufsTS ~
fects OF the Life hlediciuee have IN fact been a.
universally experienced, that they have become lIv
established as the most easy. safe ard rHrfet ,,5
OF treatment ever OfiePed 10 the pnbIie .-i0Ao
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RICHMOND CONVENTION.

llIll-lIllIII1 III .
In the Convention, during recess, private ad-
vices that steamer had been of the mouth Of
Charleston Harbor and that Sumter would be re
inforced at ell hazards, produced a decided SEN
Fation.
On re-assembling the eleventh resolution was
adopted
The twelfth then came up Various amend
nents were proposed. No action.
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FRO1I CHARLRsTON.

CHAR1EsroS, April 10.
Convention adjourned subject to the call Of tne
President The Convention passed resolutions
approving fViEgs behavior ..7g III -
One thousand troops were sent 70 the iortiiiea'
tiDps TODAY
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FHIIA DELFIIIAi y PHI " ~.
b Dispatches from Washington state that the
slnor, of war Jamestown and the frigute 81. Law
renee, now a. the Navy fsrd here, are 70 be nc
ted out for sea. -r t-rs1aa- slif Boa -.'. s-7
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PREPARNa FnR RATTLE-

CHAEIEsToS, April 9.
Special 70 the New York Herald The Floating
Battery vas t0Wed into position between suIIi5
vans Island and Tort Sumter to-day. The feet
& not Jet in sight, but is expected OF stona To-
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APPOINTMENTS.

WAsHTSeToN, April g.
Col. Lamon, as Marshal, is the only appoint
ment yet made for the District of Columbia
Many appointments have been published before
they have even been considered by the Executive.
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FALSE RUATOR.

WAsHIEsTOE, April 10.
Reliable information states that the rumor that
General AmpudiE was marching on Brownsville
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ToLrDO, April 10.
GREAT RxCTTF1TeNT.

AoLEDuf Apru ~
The New York Central Railroad propeller Es-
quimaux arrived this morning from Buffalo, be-
ing the inst boat Of the season from that port.
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YoungstoWn b ulevsIand
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTEl
BALTIMORE ONO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED SCHEDULES

By recgnt important changesthis Road Il now .bis
70 furnish unusual facilities ior In ntsrcufn mn
Aasty South, West, Northwest and Soutb1yest
bUhL ,COhhECflOhS with all through trnfns
y and New York, In the East-Vith fhs
Land aud Pi'tsburghs central Ohio and Ma iettr and
Southwest 'N'- -H4
. through Tickets % baltimore, Philadelslis New
1ork Or Boston give the privilege of Ting over AZ
any Of the intermediate cities Two Dollar s,idj-
onsl give ths prisilsge OF visiting Washington City
This Is the ONLY r0uta thar can furnish Fbrouvb
Tickets or Baggage Checks 10 Washfnqfon fJIfv
~ are as Low as BY any other Route.
= sleeplng Cars on eli Night Trains
Ask ior Tickets BY baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. II. SULLIVAH
N, N ,,.,s General Western Agent
~ ~. r SMAEH, IA. o.. OOLE
A5toI ~ @ rsnsportat'n.i General Ticket Agent.
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POLITICAL.

HAERIsBURGH, April ..
The Republican caucus is in session to night
There is g warm debate on the resolution iaTOr
ing Constitutional amendment
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ABATTLE HOuRI9Y BXPECTED.

r--- Z. AiLARLHsioN' Aplll ~ D..
A battle is hourly expected. Fort sumter will
be STACKED without waiting for the Abolition
feet. ~ y.i.ai1'g O. srS baa a.-e' laifss F
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~ I've FROAI GHARLEsTON.
MUNICIPAL FLRCTION.

CHARLESTON, April g.
PrOdigicus preparations are progressing.
Wigfall il serving as a common soldier.
No war vessels are outside, 50 far as known.
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IREsToN, n. j., April 9.
Wm. r. Mexican, Republican, was elected
Mayor 70 day. On the City and Ward tickets,
the Democrats were generally successful.
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AtHo. 15T Prospect street, Cleveland, o.
~ Abundant testimonials OF persons restored TO
and Northern Ohio. ~
Artificial eyes inserted THAT MOVE. and the besf
quality. pr. X. has takena Dlglonls fn c0fpstitiou
vita an other 0cull8ts a. the New York State P1ir
for bis superb Artificial Eyes.
~ No charge for examinations. apTodkVRGg